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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

! FITs! FIrs-!i FIrsll ~

PERSONS who DE laboring under tb;s mals
gady viii find The IyEGEIdBLE EpII, EpTTC
PILLS I'd befhe only remedy ever discovered fr cht
ling Epilepsy Gr Falling Fits These ps possess spe.
cc action on the nervous system and, although they
aseprepared especially for the purpose Of curing Cts
they will be found of especial benefit far ali nersns al
iceu VIVA weak nerves, or whose nervous system has
oeen prosEated Or sha tered from any cause whatever
srice 81 per box, or two boxes for SIS. Persons
ot me CITY enclosing remittance will have the pills
sent them through the mail free Of posiaye FIR sac
oy sElh y. HA9sCE los Baltimore street. Baltimore.
Did 70 whom of4ers from all parts Of the Union
De adaressedtP0stpaid. Oct. I, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
RUIN GARNETT.

We give thanks TO DR.. T. D HAxHoSD for
copy ol Rod Garnet; OF the Loves Of the Eatl
Of Rochester, " w q. Ainsworth, author yf
.-Rockvood, y k.Oli ST Paurs, : windsor Castle Y
&c. &c. p1bEIshrl BY Dewiu 8 Davenport, New
York. The uIork contains pa pages. Price 81
cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
BEWARE or CouxTERFEITs /.

4 On Saturday lasiIa fye dollar note on ,bebranch
of tie Valley Bank at Leesbufg, was handed to us
10 payment d an account We took i without
examination, hut o. sending l. TO the Bank at This
place for change 4 was discovered to be com
ierieiI. i was daled June Isl. ls5s payable 10
JlMEs WANwaieHr and 80 badly executed as to
be detected By almost any one upon inspection
There are probably piher notes Of The same kind
in circulation, and We give This notice thar the
public may Be on Ihef guard. S,arnfos Sp.e,at,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
ALEXANDRIA AND HARPER.s-FE RRY
RAILROAD.

A meeting Of The maiodity Of the Commissioners
II mad n tlts act az he Geaerat ssemblv Ar VII.
,,;a ;a.a.a,-,,ia,. ~ 1A1It ,ndr;, IA
F'a tneoi ~ = az
Ferry Railroad Company, was held az ne elhce Of
The Potomac Insurance Conpany. ii Afexandla,
onIthe 18th Of January Is5B
| t.Fna3c.E II SuAaIr H,nna;n,ab 4sih.ij,
- "a 49,. = Ia,..s G arp,'A'e Aa''
man ana AEoEkN 1oliNsaPS, secretary.
| On molten, i was "
/ Rssolped That books for receiving substrBptions
to The capStal stock ina IAIexadrialand Hafpels
EFerry Railroad CompanH, lie opendd on Msnday.
The iii day On February aext al HE following pla-
ices under the difectionFlfi lha following named
persons. Or any Two 81 ltara al each piace VIZ:
q asaarte A. attn ths oes q ae ro,paa nsn
IuIisstoners. ef ls'
Il AT Washington Gin. III The Banking House or
ICoreolan5& Riggs, undet Tile direction Of William
NV. Corcoran1E isha Rigs Jr and illiam D
Eioa ol John y. Maury IIqFeph Bryan cl4fiss b
oa y ..; ana 9ee[se Ps ai h M
i, $50, :. - u \, n. "a X I
D. W. anuoi .ie , HI y 1oni Y 4nne'
D9.4 y dlAlson1 SDu ANoihas Il. hho11
az HtlS1ordRehi under The direction q las y.
panneY james MclhanY. and ION. X. WHITE.
AZ W91erford under The direction Of William
Williams DR.. Thomas M Bond, and JohnB Dut-
3T A. T9j5reey,,,Ve pnder fa-diteeffan If Kidney
pn-eail vsr1i. ers,'Ia+ n Ssa,g N tbtnes,1
a. ~ l,lr,, ~ ,hs israc.;in ,.fiA III
AZ H1PeIs rstIy Hn.ft Ills stf uifers,op y IT
Heir, Isaac Foaki PhliF Coonx Eaward Lucas
and j.. Il. Ransom. III E
Al Wiaehestsf at the Bank Of the Valley hinder
he direction Of Henry AI Brent Dr. r. at Bald
Az DranescfVs under ths Direction 9f d. Ira
tv i,,,a,,s far ps,.. IN lfsf,g Isfael t,nie
a. Iffi III
ns en- IL AL
nc 0pdltildu SfgtNFdiy RNettttT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

L
t-Y- The Pennsylvania Inquirer Says that Miss
Magwood of Philadelphia, who has been dancing
al Florence, ltalf created such froye that on tie
occasion Of herIbeneft, i took three carriages 10
carry on the holpets thrown ion the stage 10 her -
One account sayS macy Of the boquets beautifully
done up 10 ribbphs, were as large as -four haFre&.
Eg To.ihe elegant carriage already announced
as having been manufactured al PittSiieid Mass.
for the President elect, the prosecutors have now
added fine patriot bay horses, which they pro-
cured for $500 The carriage Md horses are 10 BE
sent to Washington in a short time. M
4 5E3- We learn from the Union that on The l5Eh
instant the Hon. Sam Houston, of Texas was rR-
elected 70 The Ser9a OF the United States for lie
term Of six YearsEffom the fth Of March next byia
vote almost unapimods.
4 s9- Letters fftin ST. Jago Cuba, states that az
cording to Tie Official returns twenty-sik hundred
andtftty persons lied Of chale7d at 81. Jage Cuba
in October EoVsmher and December Iast, Out Of "a
population Of $4,000 10 35.00p seals.
i t-g- The dEepsfal Sypod 81 the Ln'hetan CHURCH
in he United STATES assemblies in Win6hesser, va
ia May next acsyrdihs.to adjournmentb NJ the last
/ meeting 10 Charleston, S c.: There will probably
b from ~ oo lhfee hundred ministers and iay men
in aitenaande, II,
trz- The IFa4Steyills CNlC) Obserrer statds
thai tie popiarilh OF ,hal cb1ntvs has fn.crcasel
ahout 900 4incAk The first Of the present mnnta-F
about 300 whites land 700 slaves hayfn! arrival
there from o4herPart OF the State 10 engage in the
turpenfine basiRtks..
secTheekpFeb tain on III Fi,chburz Railroad.
on Taa.sdaY eSshing, ran fem Fitchhusglo GRID
TN Junrtion dRIaace 81 fourteen niles, in ioua-
teelIrhinp,eN ana Ed3,ren sscotds.
~ The elfoFiol the Sprfhs6eld Republican has
been presented bYE lady with piece OF cake, III
perfectly g1Si clAdilion, which was &c years ela
last july, II /
f-tr DaviH f. HAS wps;sayhrqly sia5s4! al NJ "
Yofkloh lhee5ih| By w. H1Irwin. TIE panies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
ERICKsoN's ENGINE FOR PRINTINc

t1Fhe prOprielors oflhe New YORK Evening Post,
b way Of testing heir faith 10 this new motive
power have engaged calotic Engine 10 work
their paper upon one Of Hoes Rotary Power Press
.es, q, the rate (theysealculaiel Of 10000 tmpses
xto,. IN hon, and fonr az their JOB presses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

LAND sALE.--We learn that James L. Clarke
has purchased she farm or Il. c. Baker. containing
about l60 acres, aboutiwo miles from Wiuchl ser,
a. 3 per acre 10 cash or interest from date The
Improvements are plain, though comlorable
JR1neRe1<r ReDnbiid1n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
|. SHOCKING DEATH.

We have been informed that on Nonday he III
inst, near the Sail Sulphur Springs, MIR. Jackaon
Mognet was engaged in caHing timber aud alien
he hadltalfen lree projected ID cutoff log, and
when BE had gotten Il nearly severed it broke sud
denly CHE ground being very sleepgY and threw
him the lower side whilst in thai n osifate CON-
ditpn thelog rolled over him ahdlkilled him in-
staaily. How uncertain are onrtiays heFe below
j III 1Tafan Val Erieadn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
VINO EsTER BANK.

The old Savings Bank at winchester IA. been
convened into Bank Of Issues Books Of sub
scription are open for the stock, which we doubt
not will be speedily taken #
The present Legislature has gone into BanlI-
making with an uhsparing hand, notwithstanding
the anlipathy of The Democracy 10 rag none, -
Well, e, US give them credit fr atlas, discovering
TINT blsiness men must have business FACILITIES, in
spite &C party pref0aice,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
oar o9 J. sfrvailt,

oNE Or THE Hos. Our pe'gh6or. Mr.. WIN H.
CfowI, yesterday slaughtered hog, 81 months oId.
WHICH weighed 6t5 pounls. Il insasufed seven
Hst seven inches from the snou 70 The iii of the
taIl aud gifted FIVE feet TWO and hall inche when
killed aud suspended on The sireicher.
Ano.her hog, II months sld, slaughtered al the
same lime, ii o belonginet6 Mr. q weighed go
pounds. Shep. Register q Thursday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
.nRNAMDoAH ClrY.

Mr.. IsAAc Gnzeosx. Agent fos the .SheaaaaoaA
City Manufacturing Company oilers e. sale or rens
portion q ike Water Power belosgiag to The estila
neat The ater power Is ahsnsllni. and ne loestioa
y sss1l 70 any IN shs Valley 81 any des piioa d
Manuf-etnres-Lyias along the winehcsisr ~, Poto
a.s Raj ke,d' one nile above harPer-Fsy, il = ors
t.suss % nsrkst tor an kinds q naaufaelures, not
sp..'.a y say eiher s.ssellsAnent. Gapitalis-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

LAMrsrknLE Accommodations n. p. Campbell,
about eleven years Ga, son d. Mrs. r. Campbell
The head cf Opcquon1 was ihFoEn from horse on
"Wednesday last and died IN thirty hours He IVES The
youngest u he family, nd most promising boy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
ELEcTloS oF MAGIsrR1re.

An election for Magistrate took place on Thurs.
day las,, IN The Northlovn District Nos to al
The vacancy oecasioned BY The resignation Of wm
D. rsey, Esq, and resulted in he election Of Nh
John H. Likens who was opposed By Mr.. Anthony
5 Chan 5ers. About one half he vote Of the dis
irict was t'plIed. AMI stool for Likeus, g.; 1
ChAmbe6. Ga -lfariinsbsFg RspuSlie1n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Latest NEWS FROM cANADA.-Ffoma= dc

.Mon;real GAZETTE, June ~, 1919 =
Our reelcts viii have ohsersel the freqddn, no
tccs whchlhaYc appeared I'M adtertiseing columns
Of the betltai4 resulting from the nse Of NSFAR'S
BAf.SANI or WILD CHERRY in the cure II disea.
ses Of The respiratory organs catarrhal Affections. liver
Many Glue ccricaies are couched in ssrdng Ian
guagc, aud may be ihoughi Be mere caehpcbny mo-
ices, for the purpose Of drawihg attention to quack
rnedicase Such, however, Wistar's Basam d Wild
Cherry, is hot We can ourselves youch for the good
effects this Balsam has had diseases ohc nature Of
those above mentioned, whichever We have kl8wn il
resorted 10, and that whea every other remedy had
been tried and faited
1 From The NeV York Evening Mirror, March ~, -Ts4a
j" We regard the wild cherry tree as one q natures
for is medical gum Ia. relieved he saferPgs and
saved the lives 81 hQasands. BaIsam prepared by
Dr. Wstarl apure and perfectly reliable PreParation.
fthe rda 1heffy eseeace, and Il is remedy By no
strongly in il praise from having Witnessed its enoea
ting naaenet ID foasnmpiivc CASH when al OTHER pre-
scriptions hail proved Of no effect
The oBIy genuine > always signed I.BUTTs on The
For sale BY the general agent, SETH W. FowLE
lbs Washington street, Boston, Mass, and by his sub
agents Throughout the United States and British Prov
lneqs it
LOOK UPON THIS PICTURE.
Il is . beanthd for DC phanthropist to eontcms
plate. Tens of thousands a happy mbrtas speaking in
loudest praise Of the great and wonderful cures ihss
have been performed them BY The use ofthat great
blessing 10 htt anty. well The brute creation the
i NIEX1cAN MUSTANG LInSINIENT m
We have seen persons who hay suffered. indiscriba
tesains with rheumatism for years, who have been
entirely slifEcdsrom pain in fw moments. By the
use6of few bottles and In incredibly short lime,
they have been permanently cured and restored 10 their
families aud ID the eommunii, Sores bruises sprans
Be-, have been treated with The slime success and
thousands more viii be relieyed because e k,abtp he
reatfdy Sec advertisement In ANOTHER column.
/ Uy- WIN. H. THuNLERT, highly respectable citizen
Of Batimore says that SrABLEEes ANO DYNE
CHERRY EXRECTORANT entirely c6red him of "a
Threatened Consumption Of six months standing. He
has since Recommended il many Others and ithas il
every instance done oil that could be expected FROM
medicine lt s used by many Of the most experienced
Physicians lfyon have cough, try it,! See adycr-
Itiseinent in another column
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

sEIr % FAcFcaE P1cFEsrr.-1Ths Aailiinel siina-
ted o. the corner q High md rlnee streets, 10 shep-
herdsiowns lately oneapiea BY NJ W :. Webb. q
wooden i-ctoIys we're .1lkcn Monday week. for The
snn q $500 ~. lWn. Harkilss Il Bsliinors,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

Dr. J. PAsn fHoEkfss has besn appoinied an A,ss,.
sst Surgeon in Ae Navy. dating from the ID ofsepisn-
hsr last VIZ 'FxfSs. his brOthsr. has held the
position e Pasi nnaa for sole time past.
~ fTTr. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

- We shiak q Is time for The loeoioeo Hyenas
% cease their vi.up-rasion Of General Scot His
emllsh, services 10 his country should shield him
iron he assaults Of those who never spent grain
q poudcr II defence Of heir country. n his de-
fat IN he Presidential rles vas he result n "Blns
Lieksr o. blue Lights, bis sears should defend
him ts'n DE Hhars Of ne 'spoiis patriots. ,lss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
GENERAL DIX 0FlNEW YORK.

The Wing press have succeeded to their own
satisfaction, in1assigning 10 General Dix OF New
York (by the way one 0f thu albeit men Of this
countfY15 pttiron m the Cabinel pf Gen PIERCE
Hence ne is being assailed from all quarter. as
Free Soiler,p and the mos; noisy Scot. Abolition
organs turn up their eyes fn.hoy horror al the idea
sof The Democracy frslernizing with any one who
had ever heen suspected Of being IEcJeanl To- the
Sonih and her institutions. Gen. pix, it Is true,
voted for Mi. Van Buren, 10 iS4S bnt in the recent
contest no man 10 the country conducted the can
yass upon more broad national and patriotic
grounds than be did He heartily endorsed from
every stump the Baltimore platform and Fepn4ia-
ted he charge for himself and The Democratic par
", Of having any afiliation with Asoliiionism.
Esprit
"The Wing press have succeeded" &C. Now,
our neighboF iscertainly not ignorant Of the fact
that portion oil his orn partvare ehdeayoring to
give General Dix Of New York position in the.
Cabinet Of General Pierce whilst Ne opposed by
another wing oflhe ''unitp Democracy The Wings
are not assigning" him HPositioh"-they have
not the eontrol--but it is struggle between the
factions Of The Democracy for The as@endancy The
President elect has been annoyed almost to death
by sci Of greedy PATROLS who have been infesing
the Hotels in Concord. A telegraph despatch from
Concord. dated January 81, says:
"Amnng the arrivals at the Eagle Hotel this fore-
noon, were Gov, Thomas, OF Maryl&na Hons j.
Wheeler and Mike Walsh, members elect OF Com
gress IRON New York city; Mr. Yusburgh of Al
bang, Presidential Elector, editor 81 the Troy
Budget, and Frank Toilet, New York Canal Com
missioner. Room is left for q few more, All the
above named gentlemen enrolled their names on
Ike hotel egister and afterwards saw Gen Pierce ?
II aP S.-Since the above Information was for
Warded, the New Workers have len but Governor
Thomas, Mr.. Vosburgh and the Tfoy delegation
will remain here tonight" III ~
The Richmond Enquirer says-"It is said tha
the President elect has refused 10 receive severa
delegations Of politicians, who have recently al
tempted TO annoy him with their statements an,
counter statements
From the above, we think 4 will appear, tha
the Wings have been relieved from making III,
asrienment IA FL 5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

The Senate Of he Uniled S,stet (says ne Rich
nosd Rspusiiean,) has mad, this bill The order d
hsdsy for THURSDAY. abe "a q February. vsrt.
ems amendments are pendiag.
Il & unders,ood thaf prsposilita viIl be made
% amend de BILL By the substitution Of Mr. Brod-
heads bill . allow I6o acres ofisnd 70 every on
Ger and soldier Of The several was Eilh0ui regard
% The period Of service
Tkis win Be- ar more equit1 bic lthan The Home
stead bin, which. in effect gites nloreio The s.eny
thsn 70 he Se<sSer q DC county Let us give an
illustration.
An American soldier vho sPent but , month y
ne service. but yei had psft in glorious battle
ofNev oI.esns, esis warrant fOf 10 acres ofland
I'D b.ssuss be eets his he esnnps avail himself
oftbe Homestead biII--not being iasdl<is-nor. II
Ne sells or disposes Of IT, can ne geF the benefit Of
the bill for Il requires him tpswear that be DOS
~. own, and has not disposed Of aay land Whilst
his adversary, who fought with Packenham, can
come here acquire citizenship, and get 100 acres
Of land under Mr.. Andrew, Johnson's Buneomba
bill for the houseless and homeless! ~
This Is punishing patriotism. ar j giving pre-
MUM % those who endeayoredtO lower the siripes1
ard stars in our own day Of peril.
But We "Iook 70 the Senate withlan abiding con.
fdenee. That body is beyond The rtaehof tbs fear,
which sometimes prOmptthe members Of the lower
House 10 vote against their better Judgments.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

Asz.ll. .e.oraess % ne travelling pa1'ir lhe
ss'o.n es.ne., e = ~ Win 4 tAe DATED siais
1e,e. ,n',e " Hs.sA.r Elll 80 the Pruprie,y
g. 80 49, he rads that 4 i opsn =
- n.st. - ~ .,,en- Y he's fsqa<lily Aap-
- - - sns.gsnsnls = travel b. the e.rs,
~ lz.s,9.n e.l2Lsa ~ esnt'rn = her Hotel uisl
nitn5ht uishcui sl.irihtiag - m ~ c,ii: ~.
ihsuld - :. =. - -. |. = il..Ie ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

destroys property and inlerreres with trade
In replyto this, & Yves said, that properly ceases
to be personal when il inerferes with the inter-
ests OF society. For instance counterfeit plates
are seized wherever. they can be found, no matte
ter what their value. ~rwwsrr,
But may not liquor be imported from Abfcbdp
For private purposes il may. But not 10 be
sold; for the moment The form Of the package,
as it passes through the custom house, is
changed, it passes beyond the protection of the ;.
tariff regulations, and falls under the State law.
But is not this law contrary TO the cojlstilufon
of the United Staes2 which coniers. on. Congress
the power of regulating trade. This the Com
stitution does with respeetso our Trade wkh for
eign nations and with the Indian tribes, but not
in regard 10 the intern1l trade OF the several
States. This case was argued for, the. Liquor
sellers Of Boston by Daniel Webster before the
Supreme Court Of the United States, and WIS
decided by the Judges Of the court 10 be consti-
utional. The Rhode Isl3ni Law failed only be-
cause one single clause in Il was pronounced TO
be unconstitutional, which vitiated the whole
statute;-but the principle on Which the law
} was based, remains untouched.
The lecturer then referred to the cheering
: prospect there was, of the Maine Liquor Law
being enacted in the State of Missouri AT the
conclusion Of the lecture the committee appoint.
ed TO nominate officers for the Liquor Law Re.
form Association, reported the following list Of
officers, all of which were unanimously eles.s
: ed: -.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

A son Of our FRIEND Jacob Johnson, had the
misfortune, on Wednesday, to loose his life. -
He took down large bored gun, belonging 70
tia family, and put his foot upon the hammer
of the lock, sprung it down, and put his mouth
o the muzzle 10 ascertain whether il was loaded
or noii and while in the act, his foot slipped of
Of the hammer, and the gun fired, driving the
ball into his mouth and head, passing at an as.
cending angle Of about forty-fve degrees. He
lived near fifteen minutes and expired. The
youth wac about seventeen, and lived with hi,
father, some four niles south Of this place
Bloomington Republican. s.'r.l7l I'D
IT. The New Lucy l. being Ts-h,i,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
RAn AncrnnNr.

ArumOr has reached hercthat Rev DIR. Bond,
one of the most prominent M eih0dist minister's IL
the Staie, was Sc, ereIy injured short time since
At Danville, Mo. lie was in blacksmith sl,or
examining pistol which had lain nbout The shop
several years, and wasnOt supposedto be loaded
While striking the barrel on some substance, il
went UG and the bulle, passed into DIR. Bonds
abdomen. II YVES fearedihe wound would prov'
fatal HAfAs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
BUsrHrss DURING the PAST wxER.

Business is quiet. The low price of wheat
has to some extent stopped receipts. Wheat is
dull all over the country; il has gone down five
cents on the bushefin ST. Louis in the last four
days. Flour is very dull--almost unsaIeablc in
st. Louis. No bacon IN this market.
Three Keokuk packets are now making reg
nlaf trips, by which we are favored with daily
Regulator. So soon as the river rises ii is Elk
pectcd that too better boats will take the places
Of the John Mckee and Regulator, viz: the
JEANNE Deans and Die, Vernon The river
several days past; so much so, that unless there
is change for the better soon, the Kate Kear-
net will have to retire from the trade awhile.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
sga.ra RIFYNG THE CURRENCY. OF.
List Of Reppdsted Notes. AZ Stick them up 90 that you
may always see them. 4 ..

..' may always see them.
The Board of Brokers of this city, at their
meeting yesterday, resolved, unanimously, not
to receive on deposite, nor to purchase at any
rate OF discount, the notes of the .'.
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Com
pany; nor of the Bank OF America Washing
ton City, payable at Milwaukee, both George
Smiths concerns -' ..
Nor the 'Macomb County Bank spawn of
the owners Of the Illinois River Bank, Peru, H.
linois. l
Nor the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at
New Brunswick, n. j., defunci there, but re-
vived in Illinois. .r
To these, we add the names OF nineteen 9TH
ers, heretofore repudlated, and two Of which
have since failed! z. 500. ~ .r-2
Illinois River Bank, Peru, I'll. .'"
M. B. OsboIne's checks on the Rock Island
Bank, Ills. .i d.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Chicago,
Ills. not registered.
Bank of Commerce, Chicago, Illinois, not reg
istered. '
Choogo Bank Of ]. H. Burch & Co., dated
Little Falls. NY
| Bank OF Chicago, Seth Paine & Co.
Memphis Savings Institution, Memphis, Ten
nesse
Exchange Bank, New Orleans, Jacob Barker,
Manager.
Ohio Savings Institution, Tifin, Ohio.
Illinois and Rock River Railroad Company.
! Fox River Bank, Dundee, ILL., ~
! Oswego and Indiana Plank Road Co.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Quincy, I'LL
nois. . =
Logansport Insurance Co.
Union Plank Road Company, Michigan City
Ind. ... sI as boz. 49,
Belvidere Bank of Alex. NeOly, Pitsfeld
Mass. ..r. HT ar' .H|
Richmond's Exchange Bank, Wis a5
Illinois Safety Fund, Co., NapierVille.
Oswego Plank Road Company checks, Joliet,
| Ills. a.
| Republican, 18th.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

II The fact that 27l persons, on Monday
night, pledged their names 10 cooperate in ef-
forts 10 suppress the liquor traffic by law,
would surprise any one who had only witness
el the prevailing indifference week or ten
days ago. Mr.. Shows advocacy Of the Maine
Liquor law has removed the Constitutional OBJ
jeciions entertained by many, and has brought
into action in IFS favor, stronger array Of num-
bers,a influence and responsibility. While
there are acme who still oppose the Maine Lii
qu6r Law, one can hardly be found who will
i.asi;ass .toii joining ia the wish mat liquor
wsre made or sold in the State. 'o al,. 90. b.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
DAVID T. MORTON.
pEAY AND DUMB ASYLUM.

Mr.. n. w. Moss has favored us with the
report Of the Board Of Commissioners of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. The Board recon-
mend that a substantial bnilding, sufficiently
large and coinmodious 10 accommodate at least
one hundred pupils, should beprOyided for, and
state that in their opinion, such. building as
will sAfwer beth the present and future wants
Of the State, viii cost as nearly as they can as
certrin, the sum Of $4,000.
The Asylum was opened for the reception Of
pupils on the first Monday Of November, 1851.
Since that period. fOrty-iiye have enjoyed id
advantages. @ W 20