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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-08
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IL BILE SOAP, so justly celebrated Tor ITS
very superior qualities in extricating grease %
every kind from gentlemcn's clothing; also, OIL
paint tar, ETC., without doing Che least INJURY 10
either cloth or color. Dor sale ~
'' c. G. BRISTOL.
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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-08

DUTTER.-20O Pounds first rate Butter
III for sale at IS cts. per ID, by .ii -
= (, ISAAC J. ULLMANN.
eop.t.usino,sFeb. ], 1897; w. -,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-08

IUST RECEIVED and for sale by the
q subscriber, 5000 lbs. Nails; 5000 lbs. Iron
% boxes glass wet and dry Groceries.
All the above named articles, the subscriber
holds at Cash. III. ULLMANN:
Constantine May "a. AZ
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-08

~ DOZEN PALM LEAF
u CIV HATS-just received and for sal
wholesale or retail, as low can be bought NTH
specie, in any of the eastern cities. Merchants
who are out of the article, are invited to call and
ex mine. ALLEN GOODRlDGE,
Constantine, May 80, 1887. 40
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-08

NVERETT'S CREATIONS for sale
~ by BAGG, BARNS e. co.
Woodward Avenue, near Kings Corner.
Detroit, June Ia. so
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13

Treasury NoTEs,--The proposition Of
Mr. Van Buren, through his Secretary of The
Treasury, Of issuing Treasury Notes, for
he refit Of The government. is truly as.
founding Not content with having all the
available funds of the nation put within the
control OF the Executive on the Sub. Treas
my plan, the proposition is to authorize the
issue OF IL million Of notes, which are to be
considered equal to specie BY all the gov.
eminent creditors, although not convertible
into gold or silver, until some future day,
and MOI then unless the a6ai,s Of the nation
should De better managed than Msy hare been
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13

By The Jaekson and Va, n
hons And this is H., h. D's'a d
w which len is to be polmed Off Ssaa
by this hard money cov W. up@t
o. that viii which we ENJOYED eI" Sss
States Bank was n , oDa whlsk
Gen. Jackson began his s, s,a, d
even proposed 10 issue ,.sapenne
f'oeniy dollars, for The WY "vs' as
curing a circulation. NoS 1y EsIr
ey" in truth, not based on mss, 10Y
on credit--thecredit Of ,ba ~ lp'es
not redeemable, except a, sII ',
yet the public creditors m 'o'an
nothing. And suppose w. " y "
get an Aaron Burr iorSccr,e,'au.0' ss
ury, what binders him I,o," iiyat
lions instead Of l29 B% % "
proposition on the very face y sqe1
" 'ne measure and6.
tency OF such a plan with iSs y
doctrines of this loco loco , ,%s ~
The following just remarks sI ~.
Y. Express. a'ela
-, DoINGs AT wAsHIsc,OI
The summary of the dOiDo, !. y
ton seems 10 be this. A p,o,a
Sub-Treasury Bank to keen T H. Y
yer OF the country for the os ~
Members of Congress, and IL, Ga', e
palm off upon the People lbe ' MY "
Gates, The Treasury Notes. a., and !, sl'1
the Banks. A proposal nov,
National Deb, of sl2,OOOoOo1 \; !. ,
Notes, when it was the boa. n Y !
son that be had paid off The N.Y.
and then a proposal next 10 ,'I. 4
People the sI0.0OO,OOO Of The %,.i
gress has given them. The Co..
shor, want 22,000,OOO Of dolI,s /
long.
II in 1884, a Wing had preji.il
the result of the miserable eYD~,;a.
denunciations would have BEEN ,..',
on the head of the panic MAKER r. y
years now, the party in power b,,. J.
the helm Of the Federal Cow,
here now lies the ship Of San |,
bankrupt and ashorel Said Gen /
IL leave this great people DrO,Ir.
happyl" BAH
Itcenfy feo Millions Of dOlhu I,
OF profound peace, with no calm
Pestilence or War, the Goyemn~
TO get alongl Thousands and 4,
Of mechanics and laborers arr oud,
Our ships are roriing in port Re-
is a drug on mems hands. Conn
palsied. Gold and silver are din,
circulation. The Government nov
Give us s22.OO0,OOO; true, our
years experiment has been ralher,I
but lei us experiment again. G
Humbugl thou god of Van Bunn /.
thousands Of panys slaves leap reaiI
bic themselves under thy Juggen,s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13
From the Commercial Adyerd.s.
CONNECTICUT AWAKE,
MIDDLET0wx, Oet :

The LAND OF STEADY HABITS m
ED!!ll CONNECTICUT REoEsrlIn
COOP PRINCIPLES TRIuxPHlxrllg
CONSTITUTION vISDIcATrpllll
day the annual meetings Of The i
towns in Connecticut were held kr q
pose of choosing town officers 40!
the ordinary business Of The towns
efforts have been made BY the VsnH
ties 10 elect officers Of their own lid
but so far as we learn good priucipla
prevailed, and the efforts Of lhe diSI
izers been frustraled-Whig prncPas
versally triumph, as | believed they
when the people should awake from
delusion. In the towns which haw
with the Wings their nsortles hs
creased and in those towns Which q
ways been, and in all human Fe's
were always like 10 be, tory, snd via
Wings entertained no hopes Of '&'s
destruciives have been routed aa
from the field. And this aFPin ~
been done by the spontaneous letlh!"
people. for certainly the Wing, hR
not even their ordinary efforts lis'n
is truly surprising. and seems i,Ifg
reality-and it is certain that @n
lure or members Of Congress Hsn
chosen tomorrow, the resuA xssas
cidedly in favor of the Whlss ~
that this is not exnggeralion' sI
a few towns. In MiddlelOvn VIM
been for some time past son y =
corrup, dwelling loco fOcO Van D'le
ciples, the Wings have carried s'a' N
before them, Notwithstanding ID ~. v
made no exertions, and the 'ia Ds'' ]
stretched every nerve, and PllEs \
string, and set all their go'e'uuN. y
lites 10 work like beavers 'ne ~ ~
Wing majority did not murh val! ". Az !
hundred votes II II you wan ! !
sheepish looking fellows, come '' M \
loco focos of Middleiown' ~ - 81
iadioininC Middletoun) which has I' =
one of the blacklist and most nCF1 I.
in the political hemisphere, and sJI
ry thing has heretofore been ta.d Il !
Jacksonites, with a strong n'Is I.
stretched arm, the Wings are sl'S y \,
full In Durham. which has 0s Y Y. /
bed Of jacobinism, vandalism ' Ins n
ism, the Wings succeeded 70 I''s s..s
the officers In Berlin whl gu. n R,n
sor, Of devils den for the sa i",; nd /
the Wings have beaten BY n' ',Ss:G,
60 10 $50. In SaybroOk' wea OS'~ I
Windsor, the Wings are'rluu,p'IIy s,
in that long hag.ridden town. sa,, hi iii
Wings are victorious. III s, Tx
a sample from every, quartet ,l'a. NED
IS. the mechanics, working men ,l.' '~l ,
farmers, all who depend on Inuu' ~,
foolery and dupery when l.,~~ "s
tised on them, and are delerm'u, 0 1
off the shackles. In Mlddlel1O ',.S',J,
the foulesl conspiracy was u, ,S %
the leaders of the jackson parry '.',9;,aIsll
lie all the Offices. The cOn r. 81,
opposed and defeated, losing 'p' -
many OF their own party
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13

Sudden Death.--.Mr Nicholas Bryan,
while praying at a methodist meeting held
at runrise at New Brighton, Penn. Sunday
week, suddenly fell dead with apoplexy. :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13

The administration can Land II
John C. Calhoun in return .J;,c
Now according to our ls .J@Ins
will tell the story not that Toe !. ,I Mr o
has got MIR Calhoun, but ~, %a Il
has got the administrator
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13

Attempted Snicide.--A person at Cleve-
land Ohio, on the 23d ult attempted to
drown himself in the river He stood upon
the wharf and saidto some bystanders, aGood
bye, | shall be in heaven shorlly,n and leap.
ed into the river. He was soon DRAGGED
out and appeared to have no desire to repeat
the experiments
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13

Van Buren Shin Piastcrs-T The absolute
folly and inpracticability OF the government
plan of an entire metallic currency. is now
sufficiently obvious TO any man having the
possession of his senses. The idea when
.frsi suggested, did remarkably well us an
electioueering expedient. but since our rul-
ers have attempted to carry the project into
practical operation, the lallacy Of the meas
ure has become apparent The government
have for the present. abandoned the plan,
and have become the fathers Of tbe most
monstrous SRlN-PLASTER currency that
ever disgraced this country TWELVE
MILLIONS of dollars are to be issued up
on the suggestion Of our hard-moaey demo
cratic President Martin Van Buren,. This
single fact will forever establish the question
who composes the Shin-plaster party and
Martin Van Buren, must now be acknowl-
edged 10 be the great leader Of this RAG
PARTY.-Cariisie Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-13
FRANCE.


Nothing Of importance from France
Some liule excitement had occurred at Pa.
rus. from shoemaker in the crowd letting
fall rusty pistol as the Kings carriage
was passing.
AT Council OF War at Paris ON the
morning of August the 30th, the Duke Of
Orleans presiding, the expedition against
Constantine was finally resolved upon.
The halfiashionable. halfpolhical Carlist
journal. La Mode, was brought, in the person
OF lis editor, NJ. Walsh before the tribunal of
police for having published portrait Of the
young Duke de Bordeaux. under the plea
OF presenting a print OF the fashions to its
readers. The defence WINS, that the engray.
ing had been submitted to tho censor, and
had received his sanction; but i, appeared
that the original features of the duke had
been concealed under large beard, such
as is worn by young men sometimes in
France; and, after the censorship was un.
dergone, his beard was removed, and the
features OF the young prince was easily re-
cognized. The editor, however was allow
ed to escape from the consequences of his
ingenuity, under the plea, that as boards
had gone out Of fashion since the engraving
was finished, the artist possessed the right Of
relouchlng and perfectine his work.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
TO WOOL GROWERS AND DEALERS.

YnHE subscribor has opened DEPOT Tor tho rssep-
u ton snI pubic sale Of AMEBieAs ADD IoEEiGs
VOL, N the City e View York. The Fira slie will
be announced early practicable, and sher~ard,
GDei ~ regular perods as may he deemed etped'en'
The cgtcutt 30 Wbrh Tho growth Hnl manufacture 81
h rr rlc ha. arrived in tiis country forming does
ono Of tho finpe. # PRODUCTION ~ well Of extensive
ket whore the Farmer syall himself 81 The fall pm
cs pd by the Manufacturers, and whore hSnufaelnt-
ofs may at stated peroI Gnla fur supply, and suit
then exactly accord ng their wants not
{, DE- rahle bat absJ'ry necessary for TIE profit ami
convenience nl b "a classrf - 10 tie Farmer ssPseHli
d. al important thai thry should enjoy regular
kei naI s advantage Of On petition. Instead a. be
ing pel o fubsi 10 the pric's offered by spscula
tor, ,.se niimsis spawleigo Of The whuis e AHou-
cfuisf' col whose pcrr judgment "a tlis sdnls. h%'
gwen then great sdrsnisge, snd often compelled
greet tarf ice go ihs fsttoi tbo Former.
Jhe 1ty e Sow York hsug ny fsf ile ssssies' MAJ
as where Mansl.eiufers 6nj sif ior lbsI fsirrs. II
placed beyonl loobt i,si u the grower an dssi'
ere ia Dol avail thcuseVes Z" nf opportunity 81 0hef
ing their s G.r sale q vii Drns tssthsf 40 JpithA-
,er,a all the Principal mspulsciafeU Of the Northern
-at.. a sfs uoi nf 60 ths iuyff md seller every
a,s1tsgs 81 rsu BE- % rel bui regularity snd Sta
hify The market Witch hs nfh Asfre eArsd 90 ihis
eolitry nnI winch oihff seo owing countries s'
een prlueiYs 81 the rfe4issl D,nsi a. 81 rlssse'
Ssnlsdor - leffaret gifo1 ~ zpflirsii9n' hni '"
them who iosfc q On s1fnoae 10 cafh - sh~H'' Pc
,,oi vii &C. pslc reI.aa, wisins 10 Lent Their WOOL
pr,es wti haze M AdrsasTr II pf'fsis ale ~ The
bert nHfke htns prsre' q f"bhc 'slt s'"S'a "' ''s'
uleir expectations.
lyPer,sas " ..i.iag enter fef vol W i-s~i' d.
.ir.-i g. .,r.-I>,tsI sshy s'ih ihs suttefi'-'-
JOaN 4 lAESEb
y,,k t.,is.las7 5ifs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
HON nielnal. lPana.l Rrsrla

In New Yotk the condition Of thugs Is truly
lameulablo, and too much credit caohOt be accu5-
ded to the population OF that eily, Tor the order
and decorun they have ma,a,aned during such q
period OF uroslraliun. Trpo, an appearance OF
life visible IA the chef oraSghfsres-- broad.
way is throoged ~ usual, the theatres continue %.
pen. aud N,blos Garden II nightly crowded with
beauty and fashion. Bat those who meet aud
mngle al such resorts are chiefly strangers aud
At Is passing into the counting ROOMS aud work
shops and ehquirng Of their tenants the state OF
affairs and the true couoltIUn Of business may lie
ascer,ained. For example. stepped, day or
two ago into the msnulactory ofsn extensive Gi-
al.cutter 10 9roadvay-s man who, one year ago
bad 30 hands constantly a, work, and more order,
than he could execute. He escorted us into his
workshop, threw open the door that secured the
privacy of the workmen and raising his hands ca
claimed, There there is dpicfare y The pressure :!
Not human being met our eye. All was desc
late. Not sound broke from the hammer. Not
a ba nd was seen TO move, nor an eye To scruiinlze
The implements of labor repused quietly on The
various stands. Every lathe was stu and mo
lloness, and silence roigned around. "Therc y
again exclaimed the melancholy arilzan, IA !eaI
ago, and prosperity and fortune were before me
Nor, denos and poverty stare Inc IN the lace.
We confess tina. the effect Of that scene was chI
out something in the way OF consolation, but thu
task was difficult, aud Our tongue almost refused
lis Office. A thousand similar scenes, aye, lei
thousand, might be Revolutionary OF them, N
doubt, far more distressing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

uait0usl bsuA was neccfssty. lie cid Dot fsy
thai bsuA ass In3,. pca.sb'e bot in.sica thar BE-
va Tie duty ~ tie cepcfu. ro,rfnmcai. b. some
n.cssufc. to exercise her corrective poscr otcr
the currency 81 the corufy.
FclloW -eiiHcns.--i vii ou.! huhc' cay inat
hetc are cstgeacie. IN tie hs,ety OF popular gov
cfnmcuts, WIDEN the suprcme Puact masi speak
oui--W hcu the master. must direct aud tac rcf-
,sais OBEY. The public mea have ail expressed
their opinion, aud stc doc.dee--'hcy aa,c taken
sides. The question. tucn. ~aoibrr ihc stsios -
Ccsefal government have toe poNcf of na'ntaiu-
ing uniform standard If ,alvc. musi bc decided
by The people themselves u ihcy decide that
the states have the poNrt Sii o1N to BE &C.
cisun Bot Il T. NY connection Tia, saeh oce's'
tou ouli destroy the strongeS bond whch h"id'
the Uu,on together. Bot At ttey d,.ioc lhat the
general gu,etnmeni alone hos tine power Go f"gu-
lat. the currency, God be ,baakcd, They have the
plNtr 20 t4lty out their deC'sl %.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
TIE LOCO FoCoS AND TAMANIES.

The Loco Focos cry ont in the Post, "let Us
part" aud the Tammany men say, ego thy way
10 the mean time, for tue benefit of the L"cos, we
will serve up pair of extracts, no doubt IRON the
Tammany manufacturers Of public opinion -
"a couesp ondeut 10 Trenton desires 10 know
what we mean by a Loco Foco. We should be
praliied 10 send him Aid. Bushnell, or AID. Nc
BRIDE az a sample. A Loco ForO, ~ the p'eseni
acceptotion Of the term, Is man mol satisfied with
any thing 1t exists but is IN favor 81 an equal
distribution Of property, an uprooung OF tie ns'i-
iulions OF the country. aud a Substitution ol come
mons,rous and impfacticable fancy OF his own IA
their stead lie PROCESSES to be ~ favor of En- le
rights Equal privileges and Equal LAWS, oy which
he means rights privileges aud laws which VII
make him a. rich, as influential, aud as consoq.ea
tial as his more industrious, prudent, able, perez
yer.ng and thriving cgh5ofs, without any par
ucular Talents or execution Of his oEu. L'cv
/ Foro wants a new coas,itu'i5n; he desires ihst
/ there should be no credits that ell de1ts ruo"ld
/ be deb,- Of honor; that no man should be sop'"'
/ or to himself; thsi Sc should have no medium 81
exchanges bot gold and silver that tue "al.e
/ form Of society and government should b. changed
and that he should have the privilege OF conc'ct-
ing better. lie is restless ,unssushed mo'i9i
and could lac have oil his heart desires to-day, Doe
would grumbe to-mou0" just DC luslIiy % ever.
- bhca Obs.
1--WE trus, the movement, together "nh iH'
Albany Republican address aud senator Tai
usdge's letter. will place The Loco Focus "l' "
tie pslo OF our ranks, where they never nghA!
had q standing, aud where they haze entered ou
to engeuder strife distract oar councils, bfea" ~
our organization and urn our ~ig~sms INTO
beaf.gardea, where ever! mau's hand was hgs'ns
hi. brother. lithese things have The desired CT
feet. we will bold up DOR hsnds aud sAc'al~. D"o'
rddance to our enemies. the Loeo focos' -o'
,ses0 Poiiad'Hm.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
The state Election. for Congress.

NARytAEp. The Journal Of Commerce tile result OF
the late election in that state says taken whole looks
we'll for the wbigs" The editor then gives comparative
ofthe Of -Four Districts ro'ering TO 1885
and 1887, where there serious contest, The result IL
vsn Buren, OF $50 lie then goes compare
the ~hole recently with several former bal
lo,s-snd their follow ing hAtterng tesuIu Sep
semter lsst the Van Buren majority IN The state 3l9
10 October following there was wing majority Of l62-
10 November the presidential the Wing majority
s6s5Tbe election Jus, pact gives Wing majority Of
Flee Thousand On, Hundred and Iitiy four. without
10 the LIST and 5h districts there regular Van Buren,
candidates had there been might have reduced the or-
" few hundred votes.
ndng all this the Tory phpers full ofeIu
ts,ions IN relation the late congressional eleconherc
In they claim gain one member. Drowning men will
catch st stra~s.'
NoRTa CARolisA. The few returns from the oongies
.ioaai election very asctiIg The Albany Argus
der date Of Friday gives This also favorable
symp,sm.
M,ssssrvi The election returns from this state are no
% favorable a. could be desired Nothing yet however
sst,ied In relation H. The vsnies have gained some e'
hunde vose the returns correct as far as they ha'
t<es made.
FrETRkR FROM MISSISSIPPI. The Journal OF Com
uece Of THURSDAY has from IS couniesthc sggrt
gate OF which gives the Wing candidates. Acce 29Jl
Prentiss .eaS To the Nsn Karen candidates Gosnn 2sl
10 Claiborne 3.77. There 81 counties In the State
fleece there be definite conclusions dtawn az III
parties IA meek nod neck There -, however,
ANAL Van Buren, gain in these - counes The admin
tatioa msiosty the state last Nov. was Sy We aha
probably have the whole returns 10 week OF two.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

The crops Ohio ssid 10 Ice unparalleled in richness
and abundance Milicrs there Flour must down
to 30 and Intelligent gentleman refuses TO contract
rs ba,el for wheat Corn and oait aud po-
taiOes never prolific
Ne~ wheat will be market IN three days. and
the average prce 10 expected will he about dollar
per bv.hcl, and other produce IN pfoPorton.-N Er
The good folks Of Mchgaa make their bIast tha, the
year they will have enough OF every thing 10 supply
themselves without osing their noighbors u they
do vii, olosc OF Oho's markets aud Of course have
tendency TO bring aud Keep down the price OF produce
beautiful wheat Of the crop selling IN the in
terror of rennsyivsna dollar per bushe II Is high
fer -four take jump downwads The speeuiators
hold like desperation they must die that shall
10 hard death Timts
Priees al kal,mazo Michigan Wheat has been sell
ing th. village for the last few days at 81 busbe
oats s. per do, potatoes 81. -four 70 per barrel
The Cincinnati Pos, That large contract for Hog
To be delivered the coming fall, has been made al $3.50 pei
hnad red
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

L. mAjcbuf, "a Inst NJ" arab. ees,o,i Of Jase, Ros
grfs, leo aged %
A. ts rcs,3ouccin Hartford, wsshsss,en Count, n Y
No, sg 1885, Deacon Isrsel ilaus. revolutionary rec
s5nu.t ag,d ~ ,ess. p~senn HAMS wss saiun,cct shh
suoa and Auod the tab NJ Of T'ccadcrcga q" The a"n
ns of u,e l0h Of M, mo and NJ the battle o benn,ng
tan u 40. 10th ~ Aarust. M.
4naiasr gai,iH AID revolutionary soldier gons. A.
te.tcrir ON thc 2tlh vii iiea jacob feid, IN ID"
9tti year Of be sgc,
or nr HANGOVER arny-bsd the command 81 AihauJ In
.ilias stationed al Fort Plain aud 81 Johnso~n 10 pro-
ieet thc inhabitants The frontiers,
In Rracb,to on tho 9th MIS- Olive Flint, sged %
yost. rotnrty nf Rochester. VI
~ Htnttsore 29,h oft 81 canter-rash. Ih w con ~
~, D.v,d N,iiet. aged ~ months
~ Guf1rd 81 met. Mrs Mudwell stebbns relct OF M
Abnct Sttbbins aged 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
Wonderful Editorial Sasaoity.

The vermont editor hnks that the late reformed
Statesman w,l BE the 81 restoreg Rutland couuty
sr primitive republican faith, Gfsnny Fay to the contra
~ not aAing" Add little hopeful OF tie Middleton
~ Prcs says alt hs ststs.manl Is much ahy
conducted than The Herald tquis probahie and ~i
hare dosbt make ssd srosds upos tie subscription s,
Of EyasdfsiAu Fay"
What sstoa,hins smart lh,e ufobins these Mddiobur,
Vas BUrea uumpeiers are We vohder they don't set
Otter Greek ere they live 81 h.-Tbe Statesman
guess ~l make greater ihroads upon the subscriptions
lie, Of tho Free Press than viii VPon the Hera.d Ane
do sSmeihans In restoring Rstiand county to bet
primitive rePseeah ltoryl silh the ArFu, remarks
bet The Argus ADD Free Press hsye heretofore had
Isch Ia their efforts svbsdire Rutland county, ~
bsliot, Of last sspasulsr testified
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
From ht N. York y. Erpress.
Real Estate and Bank Stocks. 1t is

Real Estate and Bank Stocks. 1t is probably
more difficult to sell Real Estate at the present
time for money, than 1t has been for many years
previous, particularly at any thing like what has
been considered the fair value for year or Two
past ; and 20 raise money on mortgages Is sun
mere difficult unless II ia al great discount on
the face OF the mortgage. Persons holding mort
cages, however winch would have been lOreclosed
had it moi been for the extension law which pas
sed last winter, would do well TO exchange their
mortgages for term OF years (unll confidence Is
Restored real estate tor good stocks IN this Ca
", which will pay far interest," and eau always
be converted into cash al within 10 or ID per cent
of their par value. Bank stocks IN tins state VIII
probably remain unproductve for some mouths, II
not years to come, as they can make no dividends
until they resume specie payments. Many OF the
real estate holders aud Stockholders of these lnsii-
tuiions have 10 other dependence thnn that OF the
Interest they receive from their stocks and mort
yapes T: and there are several new compa uIes sUnu
/ 10 90 INTO operation, that will pay interest, OH
their capitals, and which are glad 10 take morlga-
ges aud bank stock. 10 enable them TO hi up then
captos, and they authorized by their charters
TO receive bank stocks at teiI market prcos, ever
# they are 10 per cent. above par, IN exchange
for their own stock at par See u. ). las. Co.'s
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