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because we cannot tell what course
they will lpUrsue under rhe Resumption
Bill which has recently passed the Le'
~gislsture Of Ohio. Many Of the Banks
! in that State will be obliged TO go into
! liquidation and will pay all they can
upon their notes, but what per cen'age
this will be remains yet to be seen.-
/ Granville, UrbaUa, ChlIicoihe, &C., are
Of this latter class.
Indiana money 10 in good credit at
the present time.
Illinois money is still ono sale," al
though it has been taken in exchange
for goods by some few Of our business
men. The reason Of this is because The
West is so comuletely drained of ex.
change on the Eastern cities, that even
when agents are sent West with this
kind Of money, they are unable 10
make any satisfactory arrangements,
Some individuals have disposed of sums
OF it for checks at SIX and eight months
on Philade phia and other Eastern cl-
ties, but it is not every one who will
risk doing business IN this way. We
know no reason why Illinois monRy
should be held at so great discount
we mean nomnaIIy for there is very
little sod,) for the Bank at Shawnee
town makes as fair an EXHIBIT as the
Bank of Kenrucky, the notes Of which
are held at 4 or 5 per cent discount.
In Cincinnati, as lar as we can learn,
the currency is Nc much disturbed a.
here. No one knows what is good and
What is worthless. The Cincinnati
Gazette OF the sh inst. says:
People know not what to expect, -
Confidence has been destroyed. The
excitement among The people has be-
come distressing. Whatever notes are
held, they send 10 the brok ers Office to
sell -- the discount is not considered
what one sells another will buy. The
earneslnPss manifested 10 get rid Of
notes makes the scens al the Office Of
the brokers heart rending,
"Ehe Banks yesterday determined, that
II frequlred 10 pay specie on 4th OF March,
they must begin 10 prepare to protect
themselves. They have determined that
they would not that day receive he foI
lowing nores: Urbann Bank, Commrr-
cIal B nk Of Lake. L ie, Bank OF Cicvt-
land, Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Dl Wheeling
Thus certainly is most depIorabIe
state OF affairs; and nearly the same want
OF confidence IN all Western money rxIsIs
IN nnl own city. Sumr Is received aud
some IL not r~cIVrd- all Is tIsIruslea.
We d. not know 0V what Crlrrion p"o
pie are gnv, tNed, i1Il as Tar as We can
learn u srrms to W. thrl the wrTs" Ia ire
uu nDI taken as good md the better DIS
cdrded As douhltul. Frw people like l."
ke p any oI It over night, Ther" seems,
however, To be veIv Irtl" excitement
about Tho matter. A disposlIIun, patient
Iy 10 eudurauhrir suferIugs, seems to per
wade the minds Gfall. NNeu there IS any
news in regard to money matters, whIrh
Calrba drprn led upon, VIZ will LEI or
readers know It, ln the neonllmr they
must r,carrlol what lheytnke, and "ar
until Tire muvIn1 OI the troubled fnancInI
waters Is sOmen hat quoted.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
"TRE AMERICAN PIONEER" :"

This is the title OF neat and deeply
interesting monthly publication, just
commenced at ChiIlicolbe. Ohio, by
John S Williams. The PIONEER is de-
voted to collecting and publishing Incl
dents relative TO the early settlements
and successive Improvement OF tho
country. Price-ttOO dollars per year
in advance. We shall notice the Pho.
nser more at large hereafter. We
have not room this week even 10 name
the articles which enrich the Hrst mum
ber.
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TIE BANKS OF OHIO.

That each of our readers may see
and Judge for himself, which Of the
Banks of this State may be considered
solvent, and which Insolvent, (C any,
we publish table IN ourpaPer for this
week, showing The condition Of ihe sew
eraI banks Of Ohio, as reported TO the
Legislature. We do not suppose that
our opinion on the subject will be deem
cd important by any; bul, if we were to
offer any, it would De this: The paper
Of no bank is, for the present, to be re-.
lied on as being worth ,what it caIls for
on ls face, unless the bank mas specie
and available .papor in its vaults, equal,
not only to the amount OF its circulation,
hut Of its general deposlles also. IDOL
lar for dollar" is svery far from being
safe banking in lhesetimes. Each bank,
10 withstand the shock of locofocoism,
must have as many dollars in gold and
silver as it has notes 10 circulation, to.
sether with current paper equal TO the
amount OF its deposites. II This rule he
correct, the reader can refer 10 the ia
BILE in our paper, and determine for
himself, what bank bills may be safely
received, aud what not.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
THE INDIANA REsU MPIION BILL

Provides that the deDt due by the
State to the Stat Ba Il, shall be paid IN
FIVE per cent Tr'asury not s.p,yabIe in
two yearS, which are made receivable IN
all dues to the Safe, except for the Wa
hash aud Erie Canal The Bnk is re
quirrd 10 reccip" and pay Om these notes
al Their face wiihOW regard 10 The inter
eS.,
The acl rcQires the Bank to pay spe
Gle from ard after the 10 oI JuOe, upon
parn. in case Of refusa Of being proceed
ed against as 10 case OF insolvency. But
IN case the B,rks Of Ohio, Illinois, Ken.
mckv or Michigan, or either Of them
sknlI not or that duy redeem their Iiahil
tiles in specie the relusnl 10 pay specie
Ia or Ior anv Bank, which is not ltSeI
paving specie, where it is demanded io'
tho purpose oI carving it out of the SlN,r
sha not I've considered IA violation OF lht
Iaw bv the Bunk
The act then fxes the rate oCexChangt
to DO charged bv the Indiana Banks, un-
| iii an unconditional resumption at M
excceting s per cent, On any place at
greater distance than 500 miles, a. 3 PEI
cent. On point within 800 miles, and Vi
tistcs anv contract where more is exac
ted. Gin. Gdz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
OUR CURRENCY MATTERS.

Never within our recollection has there
been ne much uneasIness IN tie minds
of our cillz"ns in regard to our
currency as within tho last three
days. On Saturday our city banks retn.
sell The paper Of several Gnrihern banks,
to wit: Urnana, Bank Of Cleveland, Com.
mprclnl Bank Of Lake Ere, aud Bank OF
Wo-sier. Anxiety also prevailed in re-
gard 10 the Ranks Of llamliion aud Srio.
10, sud, indeed, all the banks OF cnCua
ton out Of rhc city. As an Instance, We
tell # an individual who on Sa 'urday NOR
ming submitted to shave on Il five Dol
lar bIIl OF the Bank Of Wooster, and du
ring the day hld to repeht Ihe operations
50 often with the Fl 81 proceeds that when
night came, he iGund hImSelI with bare.
Iy one dollar and quarter.
As a matter OF safety The City Banks
will hereafter probably refuse OIL deposItr
all paper out Ot the city.
Sp,c clio cannot he purchased Ot any
or,re. aud TX harge is not To he had cx
crpl for c,lN paper. Al what rxDct ratio
al things tend towards destruction, W.
are not "uIr'lv prep red to cdmpute.-
Cincinnati Repub
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18

TThe Canton Repository of yes.
ter1Oy, says, "I'he Commercial Bank of
Lake Erie has gone down; and tho
paper of tho bank of Cleveland
is not taken here lat Canton) or at
MassiIon; and il must go down"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18

r0TThe Senate Of Ohio has passed a
resolution to adjourn on the 7th oI
Marchyuntil the first Of May. Whether
the House will concur remains TO be
seen. 1t ispretty generally conceded
tina, the sooner tho adjournment takes
place, the better for the State. Besides,
members must fee farigued after toIiug
nearly three munhs in passing only
one bill of general nalure-namely
the Resumption Bill. Surely, they will
be allowed couple Of months 10 tOind.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18

ETThe House Of Representatives has
finally disposed Of both the resolutions
to censure Mr.. Adams, and the Haver
hill petition TO dissolve the Union. On
the question of reception tho vote OF The
House stood Ayes 40-nays l66-lhe
petition was consequently rejected. The
resolutions of censure were laid on The
table, and there they win be permitted
to remain without further Ogitalion.-
During this grand Congressional furry
one fact has been most cleerly demon
strated-,he young members Of the
House, who undertook to carry through
the resolutions Of censure, are wholly
unable 10 Withstand q parliamentary
contest with John Q, Adams. Mr.. Frost
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
PRODUCTS OF THE u, STATES,

We have the pleasure jsays the Phil.
adeIPhid American) Of laying before our
numerous readers. in advance oGaI our
competitors, the following interesting
lacls derived from official sources, &C.
cording the last census Of The United
States.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
UNITED STATES SENATOR.

WILLIAM SPRAGUE has been elected
Unired States Senator by fhe Legsa.
ture OF Rhode Island, in pIacd of Mr..
N. Dixon, deceased. Mr. Sprague is
Wing in politics.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18

GTThe HaverhiII petition to dissolve
the Union, was, in all probability, sign.
ed chiefly or altogether by LOcofocOs
Just as we expected!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
RESUMPTION IN THE SENATE

By reference to our reported proceed
lngs of the Senate, yesterday, it viii be
remarked that the Cuuency committee
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18

GTThe rumor about The mobbing Of
the l1agerstown (Md.) Bank is entirely
without foundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11

THE PUBLIC-The proprletors OF the extraordinary
i medicine known by the name of PARKS LIFE PILLS
have esiabshcd wholesale branch of their house New
York at Clarendon House, Of Duane and
Broadway. , -, " .
on the skin cholera mobus ysentery fainngs foul br,a
heart burn headache Inflammation, indigo on langou liver
complaints piles scrofla and other NAV
be Judged is known that the sale Europe has IN
creased the amount Of 10000 boxes weekly equal
than amion and half yearly. From great cele.
brity il now sold n almost all of the globe No med
distinguish bed notoey and gentle In nature that
may be taken by the invalid however weakly being composed
of the most innocent herbs.
For particulars OF this astonishing medicine together with
the OF its remarkable and renowned Tho
Parr, who lived TO the extraordinary age Of $50 yeassee
the book OF his life which be had gratis of all the agents
in New York and other parts Of the United States
Inc following are The duly appointed agents in NV York
Hnshton Aspnwal druggists aud chemists, sc Williamst
no Broadway, and 10 Astor House -
Abraham Sands Co. druggists and chemists, granite build
:, Ings, yI3 Broadway, corner of Chambers ST.
J.. Dickie, il3 Broadway, of Lpcnard 81.
John D. Dodd druggist, Broadway Of Blocker St.
A,W. Badeau, Bowery Medicine Store, $50 Bowery
JS j. Coddingon spohecaries 227 Hudson street. corner
of Spring street.
f. L. Cotton, chemist and apothccary 1863 Bleecke street.
corner Of Jones street. 49,,
Wendoyer druggist and apohccary, lii Eighth avenue
warehouse Jsilz Fulton st. jy3o im'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS
These invaluable Powders have rsally adopts
Europe but France particular for upwards Of thirty years
well by thousands this country being the only mild
SAFE and efcscou remedy fer married ladies' whose health
forbids rapid increase Of family.
Madame Resel is well known wss for thirty years Fee
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals in Eu
ropethose Of Vienna and Paswhere favored by her great
experience and opportunities, she attained that celebrity
those great medical science specially
the female frame for which her medicines
vailed well in this in Europe Her acquaintance
herby tracing the decline and i'll health of married females
often apparently inexplicable which consgn many
fond mother to premature grave-to their true sourco
nve at knowledge Of the primary causes Of female indispcs
,hs discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders"
Their adoption been the Of preserving only
the eah Blu, the life of afectionate wife and
fond mother
The advertiser feeling the mpora of this subject and
tmatng the vast benefits resulting thousands by their adop
ton would most respectfully arouse the attention Of the
not wise and yftuoa TO prevent evils TO which sub
dsgsssonse yituou and enlightened mind will snh, stat
tell recommends recommended. Price dollars
package panied with full and objections They
be forwarded by mail part Of the United States All
letters be paid and adore ssed MADAME RES
TELL, Female Physsian Principal Office, ias Greenwich
street. New York Office hours from AM to clock PM.
Boston Office No. 7 Essen jy23 lm<r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
PERFUMERY.

ORRiS TOOTH WASH-Prepared from the original re-
~ cpe at No8 Gold street, New Yrok-The Orris Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the
ties fsie thu eth and oEth rsserirg the gums
healthy state and preventing unpleasant taste oaour
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth from
ranged state of the stomach.
1t designed to be used with tooth brush, and will be found
70 the necessity OF Keeping fs teeth clean
1t particularly useful in Of spungy them
to healthy state and causing them around the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and arising from
cularly servceable the Ors Tooth Wash night
before retiring This method recommended by emf
nent dentists by doing all PARTICLES of food which
mulae during The day are entirely removed and the mouth
Sound and white eth are the most valuable poon
of humanity; but how many neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by all the
means needed Among these know of pleasant
aud ehectual than the Os Tooth Wash ceanses WIFI
the teeth strengthens the pues the mouth
sweetens the breath We recommend its all, young
oldI Boston Morning Post
The Ons Tooth Wash the best detergent
our enamel-C Boston Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggists the city md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
PORTUGUESE
F E M A L E PI L l. s !.

INVENTED AND rRErAREDBv
N; DE B0UDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON PORTUGAL.
THE Scientific combination ingredients OF which these
Pills are composed have made them the wonder and adm
ration Of the world They known all Europe to be
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in ali
be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy, they certain to
produce miscarriage il used during that period.
The directions are translated English sad cnveloped
with the seal Of the importer stamped Zach beg con-
ains the signature M de Boudeloque aud the English dill
recons have the signature Of Dr. MELvEAU, authorised
agent Fer the continent Of Amerlca.
hev can be transmitted by mail any OF the United
States. Letters directed to pr. D. Me,eau. bsy "a. New
York with immediate All letters must
be paid Sold by 100 Cherry, near Osfhs
rne Price S. Half boxes So No half bcycs sent oy
mail a 1msr d&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
On structure and Its Cure.

ss%s. @ place before The css the fol-
frequently and the cause Of other ,s
diseases, those who all existence that
Deo aE o s
which may as Be % s s
cure q Structure is rt,n free from PAIN and generally
well fPSwR ai sias i he result Of treated
Time from month to month"; slides into gleet Now,
there Gan in aSds sr e i
that sst Implies chronic 5 Gs which
part or other of Ss passasa and ha, 0 a
ihqasS tEas length lime
serious maae not only of sexual but those also of
But what especially leads the attention off from this disorder
IS idea h structure exist So long as no
structure often exists for without producing
!apted urine belongs only the worst cases
this that these remarks published
take ofths erroneous noonis cruel Ever body knows
NoM fact and one q eyery real physician viii in
4. nothing
and Pills. and I'D d The ike for months oseher
With view, therefore, of preventing these mposons,
which Structure may be known be east
done for although Thou the symptoms ID m
IF sssf ssiBsS
sI drop or two will ever steal away 50 as to wet little
ThefimeG GonoiTSoea has remained MneHrsa-It j. diff
cult to how long Gonorhqa elect may and
s %GSs s
tta etr, 'i has Upon &c eject Of
50 that the writer rarely sees case scare land
he sec, many dy which ssn, does
gratifying also to witness e emm OF spts and the dsap
land is stated with confidence and pleasure that this
time So much this Gould not have been .vaneed SOM
practical experience Of he Writer that he has reduced
the cure 'ctue to as many days as formerly demanded
Es, these b. sr b. sSS wish SHsA h s a
but The q I'll those delicate which require
advisable that those who suspect structure possible
them more than the ease and Certainty of his mean. Of eare
rooms aso are arranged for those who may have
Sny now remains to word two the ground
may rely e With been advanced VIII
h: yisE Pr Ralph beg; to state that beside his Ihk grad
Of these diseases both in hospital and city practice for more
essy hem-Also that he has testimonial letters from the
y e IsIGpe B. Mott mot Of h
Dr. rhysiek Of Philadelphia and others and that he permit
TO refer to almost every Physician Of eminence in as
Ralph consulted his private residence No ss Green
consulted BY The little volume above referred to
dollar jy 10 sec
NR. DAVID BRENNA has tbs honor of informing hs
Building us Chambers street. where he will without the
yhe ssa %
tirey free from corrosive mineral and when
symptoms which invariably follow the abuse Tor rather the use)
io.s eass r. g's%ns rsasSy sha,
&c administered without the least danger Of bad
quences the patient being able during the
to his business and live usual.
Dr. eenna practice confined the OF tbs above
disease but will continue give his professional advice
tents and administer medicines the homeopathic system
the only that has chronic diseases.
Office hours, from 10 to- o'clock and from TO p NJ.
Chambers street IFS. J30 lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
FOR SALE AND TO LET

xN WHEAT SHEAF FARM ON STATEN ISLAND
f;8 FOR SALE.-A recent domestic bereavement has in
duced the UNDERSIGNED to offer his residence Staten
shore eight miles from the quarantine ferry three from
Landing and Port Richmond.
The condition. extent, vaue and practical
usefulness OF the Improvements peculiar
sufficiently known II has been improved in way
der susceptible Of farming divisions of thirty
upwards EACH including appropriate allotment Of woodn
Each division offering moderately elevated building
The condition of the soil this time be best
its harvest is heavy and now gathering.
Terms suit the purchaser the object merely change
the investment for another susceptible Of equal product
jyl3 lmsm WA SEELY 28 Fulton 81.
"a FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION on the 18Th
LIN of August l8i2-For sale lesss house situated
4. al Far Rockaway Long Island, within short distance
of the Marine Pavilion erd stch and and fronting
the Rockaway road lis well adapted public board
ing house being capable of accommodating hundred
more boarers 1t contains from three four of land
cultivated garden. On the premises barn. ovel
and other buildings together with well of frat
The whole enclosed in BY picket pale and board fence
a beautiful u Sestepded view of the and the
rounding country This place during the
season. Is CONSIDERED perfectly healthy The
For further particulars apply 70 sAML NORTON on
August will then be offered public auction the pre-
misses at o'clock Terms made known the day Of sale.
2tl5sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
THE PERSIAN PILLS

SSUREDLV HAVE healing virtues which no other me-
"A dicine country Let be dsconTG
ed until they have tried the Persian Compound-hey have
raised from the greatest weakness and Distress health and
happiness Price 3 cents and 62 cents, size boxes
For sale by J. o. FAY, Wholesale agent, at Minors drug
store No 1872 Broadway corner Of John ST. New York; retaed
al Nos. 70 and 100 Fulton street.
Also, jew Dayids Hebrew Plaster! to remove tumon
wens, kings evil pain in the side rheumatism &c. Married
Ladies" in delicate situations, find great relief from it.
Also, The Magnetic Battery, consisting OF Electric Pills.
Galvanized Plaster, Magnetic Ether. No. for consumption
Magnetic Ether No, for diseases mperance &C.
Magnet Ether, No. 3, for liver complaints &c.
Also remedy for thrush cankeI and nu sng mouth.
Call and the Agent j. 0. FAY I've that suffer- Mil
nors Drug store i92 Broadway, Of John street, New
York. iyi3 Im&c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEALTH.

ENft lWn the numerous complaints with which assal-
go nI M the summer months discovery made
medcine has attained the ceebritythe unparalleled
p nd SO established itself the confidence of the public
w he Nnied states West Indies and South America,
". Wheelers Balsam of Moscatello mild and safe
iot lhe cure Of the various dangerous diseases
1851 W ana Arising from disordered OF The digestive
Jsyh., w WIZ dysrersia, cholera morbus, collie spasms
the eTcis ~ l he5 business and pains in the bowels,
ehildpen 80 S nSRs cold walter the summer complaint OF
shie tiese are speedily removed by this aIu
the naronage ~ aud certain action has secured for
Whesis das V class IN society," nasmuch that Dr.
o2es hot Withhold the from any mercenarv mo
~, wv nv ne rner chooses prepare IL himself certain
hat years OF experience in dong musi NAL n ao c
ne uustsd 20 be prepared by RENE g.,
si o iniIuee persons are sdy published are su
eiehty when they voluntary oered 49,;
testm1nes 70 avet rs great merits Dr. W has he p, ,y
Mayor 9; a Mapss U; sA GrH; WeId, NJ c. Westsic.Ie,
to; Zen " u Morris W. y. ia.lett, Esq C. Ketebom re
j. n Doad, Esq, and many others s1nlinr isy
medicine IS Tor sale al DE-. WIS office 30 strt I
rsoe ropneor u may also be had the following ,oc.
Mr.. hdheu, Messrs. Rushton Ce, NJ f. Dickie M, + "a
Dodd, drnsgsts n B-osdway; Dr. Hart Hudson st. Mess
Csddns 221 Hudson ST. Dr. Cotton IA aBesckers and ~
Mr. Israel Post bookseller 88 Bowery; Mr. c. Weforj t2
Grand ST. Dr. Zabriske, jersey City Dr. w r. Bsgroye A.
lantic 81. and Mr. Ira Lowe, Fulton BROOKLYN.
~ NOTICE.Tbe Basam of Moscaello is not the crS.
article unless accompanied with pamphlet containing
numerous testimonials also directions how should he used
Moseatello. % jyl5 lm.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
DOC TOR BELL,

DOCTOR BELL deyotos his personal attention daily
until T. NJ TO the removal OF private diseases every
stage. AL suffering under cases. aggravated
successfully treated by pretended practon-
ethSse labong under the destructive effects of mercury
9ueck nosums and all who suspect the remains of disease
lurking IN the SYSTEM may consult Dr. B. always with guar
antee of -"
10 Persons contemplating marriage have been SUBJ
iect OF delicate diseases, consult Dr. bell honorable
confidence PosT rp letters, describing the of person
al distance, have his prompt Ition Dr. b 3 eatmeu
suspicion and is well known to be safe and
permanent
10 Private office, CcURTLANDT STREET. two