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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

have only to regret that YOU did not at tliC
same Time indicate The amount of revenue re
quired Allow M. sir. to supply this omis
sion. You will want at least twenty tour mil
lions ot dollars wear; the Treasury estimates
make il nearly 81 millions.
Now, sir, permit ne in turn tn PROFOUND Il
few questions, which hope will b. answered
Tor public satisfaction through the official or
gan oil the Government, 'thc Union editori-
ally or otherwise.
Firt. Would twelve and half pei cent
assessed upon all the imports OF the Present
year, including tea, coffee and the free list. bc
sufficient 80 pay one half of the TGttnuc re-
CURED at your rcveiuc standard of twelve and
Il half per cehtl
| |, would not, and You know IT, Our whole
imports Tor consumption amount To less than
one hundred millions of dollars year, for the
last iour years tile average y less than ninety
millions. Twelve and half rcr ccrt:i ttpor
o,,c hundred millions would give twelve and
a half millions ofgross icNcnttc, and deductiilc
from this three millions tot lie EXPENSES OF
collection, drawbacks, bountics &c and YOU
lave left bat nine millions and haiti of nett
revenue, instead of , or % millioiS-the a
mount requrpdj
Second. What increase of foreign imports
would b. required Ia supply this defciency ~
rcveite; say - millions!
Answer. One hundred and twenty FIVE
millions. The whole of the specie in the L
nited States is estimated at seventy-iivc o.
eighty millions Of dollars. So that all the u
nted States wotild not pay, by forty five mil
lions ot dollars, for the increased Imports ~.
quircd to supply one years revenue at twelve
and Il half per cent, the standard proposed
by the present Administration
Third. Reduce the tariff To twelve and a
half per cent and how will you supply the re-
venue, now scarcely sufficient a, al average
duty of thirty-iour and II half per cent? Will
YOU supply it BY direct taxation, exchequel
bills, borrowing or bankruptcy?
These are hard questions, but they must be
answered. The people demand it,
Fourth When all the specie i'll the United
States will not pay by iorty-iive millions for
the foreign imports required for revenue the
first year under your system, and when IN,
banks oil course will suspend and break, ant
their paper becomes valucless how are YOU to
pay lor the next years importations, having
neither money nor credit left?
! Fifth. Will not a reduction of the tarf
to twelve and "A half per cent. (less than ha,
ever been thought of or seriously suggested
baiore) eilectually ruin every mechanic, man
uiacturer, and farmer in the United ,,States?-
AT twelve and a half per cent what will be-
sn,np sir oI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
uDEAD TT! TT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
H@ AND COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSA-
Philadelphia, May %. lsi5.

Philadelphia, MAY %. lSi5s-l
DR. Jaync,-Dear Sir I ice hound ivihc oiti'c-
ted IT, give puhlciiy To the exlIoofJHary effects oil
your valuable med cincs.
have soti, rid Tor severn, years past with LAYER
complaint. ard the train Of dneases which h'llow'
IA complete prusttaiion oi the sysiem-so Tint ~
was with great difficulty could walk aud a, times
Was confined 10 my 70, III. To add to ny misery.
Srroiulous affection sppcared in my throat. with
Rheutiaiisnr ia my arms 81 that ! could mol raso
my right arm 10 my head IN the hottest weather ,
my ieei and hands would dehe with The cold and
ppetspiraiion hud almost ceased. how became /.
.l,ilcIed with dry hoarse cough. and gave mp oil
hopes Of ever getting well I Ind night swea's'
at!d got little on no sleep, wnh Gigh'iul dreams ,
aud morbid headache seemed 10 be bordering on
| INSANITY, aud was denied all study or mental
| exercise. l could mol reud q small paragraph id a
ncwsiupet without great difficulty had great
in my stomach. which caused u 10 swell SO
much was unable 10 lie down. or even 10 reclnc
Lni had 10 bc propred DIP Ia hair.
! had the advice of scmo emihcht physicians.
and mild neatly all the remedies used in such ca.
SEES. but continued IT, grow Morse. aud Il appeared
rs though speedy dissolution was taking place.
| now heard OF YOUR medicines ond determined
To Try your SANST,vE PILLS. aud to my surprise
the soreness left me. SO could walk about Tho
house. continued to improve from that time
Shortly after my wife c9lod your store, AMI sta.
ted my case TO yon. und you sent me bottle OF
Your ALTERNATIVE. and also word 10 come and
see you nnf you would invesiis aic my case, and
cure me This did not believe, as i felt l wcs
beyond the reach OF human skill
: After taking Your Alternative and Pills Tor three
weeks. here was decided change for the better.
80 that when called upon you, you SAID i'nl 4
would get WELL and that your ALTERNATIVE
would cure me efIeciuolly. With no hopes. how
ever oi getting we'll sill cuniihucd taking your
Alternative. until had iaken the fourth bottle " hen
there wgs n sudden charge IN my whoIe system, a.
though had got Q q Of sohhe gteai bvrhen, and L
could draw my breath rs usual My nerves grad
ually becntne strong. aud my appetite returned.
/ IL has heen four months sih6e I commenced Ia
King your Medicines. and at this time nearly every
vesIge Of disease - eradicaied from my system
| am as active. aud nvor:y strong. as NJ uny pc
Rod OF my life. have now gained nine pounds
| IN Two months.
have good reason IN believe that the Of
your valuable Medicines, by the help Of God. has
saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
Iallowell court. in Poplar street, between Sew.
cnih and Eighth sis.
Prepared only by DR. JAYNE, No g South Third
q. Philad.l. hia
For sale by CRUMBACKER, ia Nam ST,
Wheeling. Va. d&w 3w oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

The "UNioN continues TO exult at the anti
tariff triumph of its party in Maryland. 1t
doubtless has good reason TO do so /; for if the
protective policy cannot find support in this
State, the prospects of its continuance are
gloomy enough. "Our Maryland friends. .
says the Union, struggling as they were UNI
''der the effect of their defeat in November
last, have achieved gallant victory, and de-
serve tile thanks ct the democracy of the
"Union. They have sounded the last note of
1.-The death-ncll of the tariff of 1872 in the ears
"oi wing leaders,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
ET ALL The World know the wondcrni
New ORLEANS, 2Srn AfRfL, 1915

EFT ALL the Would know the wnndcrini
u efficacy "i DIR Duncan's EXPECTORAN1
REMEDY! i"r the cure OF CONSUMPTION. ata
The sympL ms indicating going into a define
DR. DUNcAS Denr Sir.
The Undersigned. patient rrndcr mS care for
the last three mhnihs, wh, has been laborne " III,
i'hihisIs Pu'monalis az pulmonary Consumption and
finding that M medicine could prescribe wonld
afford HIM nny relief Mns thereffe determined
In test your Eipecorani Remedy. at the same time
having no confidence ~ the medicine seI firth .,
cure c"nsufn rlinnT bni {" please the patient I nj
i"wed him To send - y"nr agent in Wooster. DIR !
u Couliefer. for The ncdirine which he did. and
used II according 10 me direci"ns accompany ing
the bottles. and truly 10 my establishment. found
my patient fast 'hfprovrs winch he continued un.
he became perfectly well. believe he Used only
bottles By his request, wrre yon these lines
hoping our ripacI6ran medicine irF continue Ia
do for The c"nsnmp'rves generally as in the above
case. Yours Respectfully,
DR JAMES n DNKEY
| willingly Subscribe my mime 10 the ahove as
being a sol' mn aud sincere fact ! hope thdse az
l'c'ed with Tint dre"didt disease consGmpliuh will
find out ynnr medicine N time. ard he cured,
WIN % WILKINS. Wayne eoun,P. o.
A fresh supply just received H. tho onrv agents
IN Wheeling. B e. Il B MARSH
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
sI2GOUo
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

We arc authorized to publish fhe c,lI,,.io
statement:
TIE Bnrlol Visitors mt ontb. IL, ana.
sllut to d call from tlia President. n,i, "
~ pr ,ni, to consider ch,rg preferred H.,
CoI. r.. ~. Sniih. Sap riutenlaut AMI C,,n
hihl HhS On er. against toe Professor fr,r.
ticS t..;anl btiu4 at OpiuipI fr,t H..
PpI 9sspr OF Tactics has been guilty of ,,,
ih,1b JrllnItipn anl uoili rcr-lik. cou.I,,, T..
using di>frsP'clh AMI improper llnenagr NV
WTlS an milking p.r-pnIl p,.mif TO-.
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oi ,.lf'' mp'ibs, without pa. or cm ,l.,,,,.o,
We arr happy 60 adj thu lhrr. ian. b.rn
not 10" slightest interruption 10 th. r.gri,
'','fs'oi s'ull 's.n'r h1- single ar, of Ii.
oi''F o"' lr 't'm'I, 10 .rtus Yrgtl.,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

A "kiss-me-quick before mother YOU
bonnet Is coming in fashion in Esnn.
-. En-. Paper.
They are behind the age if that ''love of a
bonnet is only "comiDgin." 1t has been in
vogue here Tor some time, aud is general ia
yOute with both scxes.-N. J.. Conricr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

A young bridegroom has instituted suit
Tor libel, against the editor of IA paper in the
interior OF New York, because, to the am.
nounccmcnt of his marriage was attached a
piece of poetry wishing him all sorts of econ
nubial bIisses,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
UNloSTowN, Pa, SEPT. 30. 1915.
Hon. RoBgRT }. WALREU,
Secretary Of the Treasury Of he Uniiec

ofdicS.
Sir have just seen your circular coutai-
ming forty questions addressed To certain man
uiucturcrs of the United States, from which il
appears that the present Administration have
determined To reduce the present tariff Of they
cam to- uniform standard of twelve and a
halt per cent.
THIS being an important official paper. the
foundation Of a hostile movement against the
protective policy, il has doubtless been the
Joint production Of the President and hisCa.
bInct, or ut drafted by yOur-elf) ms been
submitted for th.ir coIsi lrrition aud appro-
val.
Regal ding it in this light. / beg leave To-
call your attention aud that OF the public to
SOM portions Of this important circular.
The 18th, 3Oth aud 3lst ntcrro,atories |
consider thc most important. as inlicptiuo
the precise standard Ia which the President
and his Cabinet have determined 10 reduce
tie tariff of 1872, VIZ to twelve and a half
per cent, horizontal. that is To- say. to twelve
anu a hali per cent. upon every thing alike.
Tint The people may Judge for them. Ives.
copy these intrrrOgaiorirs word for word
from The circular II SELF
Question "2Jth. II thn duty upon the far
elgn manufacture Of tlc kind Of goods which
you mukc were reduced 10 twelve and q hall
per cent. wltha corresponding reduction ON
all the imports would ,ou continue 10 man
uocure ut ducc pGc..t
both. II % would o1ii.. YOU TO abandon
Your hnsiness. ~ what way would YOU en-.
Iloy your cspitalf'
"3Isi Is there any pursuit in which YOU
could engage from which you could derive
greater profits. even after reduction of fla.
import duties o. twelve and % half Der cent "
4"fwrlvc and hIil per cent ON all Inn
ports. 81 seems theu. is ths revenue stand
vt % which yoJ. as the Ofesnoftbe Admin.
-'uiiJn propose 10 reduce iha present Mr.T
Now -.r having indicated y6uf .rc,cpu.
standard p viz twelve and a half per cent. /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

place twenty copies will be forwarded.
Payment in advance in all cases is indi,
pcusablc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
Being q loss of four Viii;

HorsE .or DrLEGATEs.-rhe Wings hav,
elected - and the Loco Focos 30 Del,gates-
markings Wing majority OF iom. The State
Senate is decidedly Wing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

noiCE READING. Essays Of Ella, by
~ CHARLES Lao.b. 80 cents; Germs and cb,,sc,o
81 Burns. ly Pfof Wilson, so cents, The Indicate
hhd Companion, 10y lie eh IIuKi, so a.; Prose and
Fcse' by rhtnns Hood, 80 cents; Handy A, DIV.
10y Lover 80 cts: Mysteries Of The Inonisiriop IA
re"'s numbers Larlncr's Lectures on s, icnce nnd
Ar 20 cents each The above with iorge 81
+" publications. Just received and fr sal, lao
oci JOHN HASwEI5, - q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

SHEA'S BOOK IL EEPlNG.-W have fire.
qucntly read very nat,cring notices and r.
Vi rvs Of this work in our exchange pap"rs.-
1t Is designed as SELF-INsrRucroR in every
department. of mercantile busin>z. Under
ihs head OF Useful Calculations" will be
found every plan of calculating interest and
equation OF payments besides original table,
for calculating equation of payments: also.
tables of interest for g. Z ami 5 per cent for
360 AMI 800 days to the year, occupying but
one plgr, for any sum, with a general rule tor
calculating tables for any other rates of inter
est, as well III much other important nforma-
uon not noticed b. any of the authors predc
"c-sors. The book embraces two great Guali-
ties, To wit: condensation and generalization
as regards practicable book keeping and mer-
camille calculations in general. The ST tcs-
trnony OF It's intrinsic aud paramount value is
IN the fact that il has received the counicnanc,
aud patronage OF the best mathelnaticiams ana
most experienced accountants Of the day. a.
well as the support of Colleges, Academies.
Members OF Congress. Clerks in tn, various
Departments in Washington and the Cashiers
ol Banks.
We find the author has been patroniscd by
the Cashiers of the Banks and nearly all th.
prominent merchants aud book keepers of thi,
city. We understand that the work will be
ready for distribution in four or five DAYS
Mr.. Shea can be seen at the United States Ho.
tel We would advise those who have moi
subscribed for the work to examine for Them.
selves
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

EUN BARRELs,-r sol,,,.,.. -.
- mg MA Q ara ger emf, ,iI, 'p ',rc' nav
pe'che' "F regular sunnly NJ Gno % pni q
LOW l'cp''ed 10 m orders for any onan,,r -
such. "' 'Ou""yi uhd Warranted as
.'l'o Gun Loeb! and ton Mourning.
wv SAINT, NEEI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

- MlLLEiS-BOBrlNG CLOJuS r..
h''''" VIII my general by Gools Sto,E =
nave made arrangements for = y,c,,t., GU, ~ J
ne most approved bratds Ut BILLING cl,us ~ ~, ~,
S"hrf' nnd Dufour Mixer. u all nolob.,s M,
WI scH on the 'cif ttsi terms WIZ"
" T sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

THE FARMERS LIBRARY * JOUR
NAL OF AGRICULTURE, by J. $. SkIN-
NEI, is before us. 1t sus,ains It's previous
High character, aud merits the attention oil
the Agricultural community. 1t contains
Thacr's works on Agriculture, Memour of Lei
big, AN article on the Cotton Plant, the Red
land District Of Virginia, PAIRING and Prun-
ing, and variety OF other useful articles,
portrait of Leibig, the great agricultural chem
list. We cordially commend the work to our
readers, as one essential to knowledge OF
modern agricultural improvements
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

One of the results attcndng a recent Geolo-
gical survey of Canada was the discovery of
iithosraphic stone at place called Rama, on
Lake Sincho. This stone is said TO he of the
finest quality, and similar m,,srial is oblained
an only one other place in the world-Soen-
hofcn on the Danube. The supply at Rama is
very large.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

CO According Ia the statement Of the
secretary OF the Treasury of the United States.
there Were subject to- his draft. in the var;oni
Govcrgmrnt repositories, on the 3Otb uItimo
sSS,31S,9SOSl. OF this sum. $40 go 50
we're on deposite in the Chesapeake Bank of
Baltimore. The name of the Bank of Bali.
more, one of the repositories, does NOT appcar
GA tht list, The transfers ordered are a. fol
lows. - W. ''i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

Reduce these protective duties 10 twelve
and half per cent. and will not all these be
sacrificed and ruined together
Sixth. When the mechanics, manuiactu-
rcrs and frrmcrs are thus destroyed, our specie
all exported, our banks broke and their paper
worthless, why insult bankrupt people bv
asking them IF twelve and a half per cent.
will cause YOU To abandon your business in
what way would.you employ your capital?"--
The only answer they can give you is this:
Sir, your policy has left us without capital
and without employment; we must therefore
beg, and when all are begglrs, whom, sir, arc
we 10 & irom!'
But Ill conclusion, permit IN, i'll all srri-
BUSINESS In inquire, when ii is manifest that
twelve and halt per cent. upon all our inn
ports, including tea and coffee, would not
yield one half the revenue required to carry on
the Government, why expose yourselfand the
Administration To ridiCuc If not cxecmtion,
by talking, in an important official paper a.
bout reducingthe tariff to twcire and a half
per cent!
In the present and prospective condition of
the revenue and expenditures, would il not
BE- much more sensible and consistent to talk
OF increasing rather Than reducing the tariff
To tho revenue Standard
Butenough for Tie present. may address
you again shortly, but would be glad in the
mean time to see some satisfactory answer tn
the foregoing questions in the official organ of
the Government OF Washington. 1t is due to
the people and ought to be given.
Very respectfully, S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

kEAST PINS. Wot,h Keys, Finger Rings
- Hair Pms. Necklaces, Nc; just reed by
"cI y JAS MELLOR. No &c Union 8,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
Hon. gov. GAYLE, Selma.
From The National Laf,lliu,u,

The good people of the United States, and
especially the Mechanics, Manufacturers and
Farmers, are requested 10 bestow their whole
attention ON the following article, foras long
a time, at the least, as it will take them to
read it:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
ECLHCIIG SCHOOL BOOKS.

/ = Iost seed snd lot sile by 'fP'"''
Timothy Seed for sale. ao,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
WATER POWER IN MISSoURI-The

WATER POWER IN MISSOURI.-Thc
Dcmocrdt, published at Weston, saws that the
authorities OF that town are about construct
ing rock levee ami dam at the mouth of
Mill branch, which may be raised to an ati-
tude of twenty-five or thirty feet. The vol
ume of water which runs during the year in
this branch has been pronounced by compc-
tent judges sufficient, with twenty feet fall
Ia propcl four pair of mill burs. If this be
true, we are satisfied this opportunity for the
profitable investment of capital will soon bc
used, and that proper enterprise will b. libe-
rally rewarded, whenever directed to the NV
draulic power of Weston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

"a UPER'oR BLACK SILK LACE. Bluck and
- Fancy RUNNING Cords aud Butonsi Fancy
".V"'s and Neck Fiesi new style French worked
c'p"'s krh Bonnet aud cap Ribbonsi Thread, cam
oric and SWISS Mu'ins and Edgings; narrow We've,
Rihhons for trimming d. sscs. &c; inst received a,
oc'V sENSENEY a. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
TuUKsDAY. OCr. o, 1915

MARYLAND N.-Authentic
and complete returns are IN from all arts of
the State; and the result may thus be- briefly
summedNr:
CoNGnrSS.--Oi the six members chosen
two are Wings and four are Locolocos--
%st District John q. Chapman (W)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
FOR TIE LADIES

ALSJ-ESira snper Gnnnowde,. Imne,;.t 81
omsll"ng Tens; Rio aud Lognyra COFFEE.
2UUO LBS m Cotton Yarns, CoverIef Yarn,
c"fpc' chain, While and all colors; Er sar exceed.
ingly low by GkCRCF M'MI1RRAv
oct BIN Na,L 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-17

betrayal Of his country, and for sever
ing the bond Of our glorious Union? Ask
HIM if he is fool, knave or mad>
man? Americans, patriots. democrats,
mark that man! Watch him-see him
wither like the blasted 6g tree, the trail
tor to his country's cause, covered with
Indignation, infamy, contempt and
shame. Despise his degraded condition.;
pity his utter worthlesaess; take from
him the name Of citizen-let him not
defile the name of American-let him
call upon the traitrous spirit Of an Ar>
mold or Hull to assist him in his work
of Hypocracy-hear him groan with an
guish and writhe and agonlze in tortur-
Gus throes Of maddened misery--see him
quiver in the cramping death. grasp-he
dies, atraitor to- his country, Of mean.
ness and hypocracy. So let the traitor
to our glorious Union die. Democrats
beware of such hollow hearted patriotism
Mark the man-the traitor to his coun.
try, to his country's cause.-The traitor
to our glorious Union. OREGON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-17


chicken tax,"gold spoons. two dollars
a day and roast beef. and many other
such frightful stories. to scare the peo-
pile, but now they have a real bona tide
TAX LAW Of their o,on making sad
died upon them, we have a curiosity
TO know how it sets upon their necks.-
whether the iron yoke is easy. or wheth-
er they carry il about as heapy bur-
DENT The voting day is drawing nigh,
and we hear groans from whig papers
in the State aboutit. Will those who
have had their taxes Increased by this
law, be found again on the voting day
casting their votes for that party, or
will they MroW off the yoke and vote
as treemen2 Charge home upon the
wings their Infamous tar la,o.--M.
Vernon Banner. ~...
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-17
From the Ohio Statesman.
Kelley'sAfiIliated Brokers' shop The way
5Fggat2H i. it Works!

Under the federal law oflast winter
to create a "better currency for the
people," the bankers are authorized te
issue three dollars to one, for all seas
tern deposits subject to drafts at sight,
this being rapid way Of increasing
capital, and accumilating wealth. 1t
is said the three new banks in this ci-
ty, have fallen upon the brightest fnan.
cial schemes yet devised, for creating a
"basis for their issues" 1t is after this
fashion-A leading whig politician
who has made himself useful in the
dissemination of some whig doctrine
to make himself still further useful by
aiding to put the banking system in
full and successful operation, and hav-
ing more assurance than credit, has by
means of forged paper drawn out ter
(thousand dollars from the banks. to fur,
nish the people with a "saie currency
Now with that sagacity peculiar t
wing financiers, he foresaw that ht
could easily triple the .basis" for pape1
issues, SO he sloped for the "easl,' ant
became at once ian eastern deposit
subject to drafts at sighl;" or, in o,he
words, he has deposited himself to tn,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-17
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION OF
PORTAGE AND SUMMIT COUNTIES

A Convention Of Delegates from the Coun-
Ties Of Portage and Summit, will be held at
Franklin, Portage County,
on Mouday, September ssd, is45,
at II o'clock, A. M. for the purpose ofaomin.
atlng Candidate for Representative from the
aforesaid Counties In the next Legislature.
Each Township in both Counties will be en-.
titled to one delegate. .H+}aas trr
The above ratio, as well as the time and
place have been agreed upon by the Portage
and Summit Executive Committees.
A full attendance is earnestly solicited.
By order of the Portage and Summit coun-
ty Democratic Central Elk, Committees.
A@ R. P. .SPALDING, Ch. Sum. Com.
E. SPAI.DING, Ch. Port. Com.