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Michigan.

Gov. FELcH, of Michigan, is another 'hard
money destructive" Read what he says of the
dear alniable banks in his message:
"Ihe experience of Michigan has been such
in reference to banking corporations, as to rem,
der it doubtful, at least, whether the public good
can be subserred by any attempt, under the los-
tering protection of Legislative enactment, to
create paper substitute for gold and silver
currency, or to give the banking business the
privilege ofa special charter The ruinous evils
produced by an inflated and changeabe curren-
cy are undeniablo OF the sixty-seven banks
and banking associations in operation since the
State organization, with but single exception,
none have continued in constant operation and
with untarnished credit. Most of them have
become bankrupt; their assets have passed into
the hands of receivers, their chartered rights
have become forfeited, and their paper, to a vast
amount has proved valueless in the hands OF our
citizens The circumstances, still fresh in mem
ory, afford little inducement again tb embark il
the hazardous experiment"
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PcuataSyIVa.a5a,

Or Gov. SKUNK, of Pennsylvania, is 'barn-
burning locofoco'--certani In his late message
he says: "The abuses of the banking system are
foand in many forms, but they are essentially the
same i'll their origin and result; ercessire iasaes
Of paper money, and its consequent depreciation
GFTo give the power of manufacturing money,
yet effectuaily to limit its exercise, is PRACTI-
CALLY IMPOSSIBLE! 1t is obvious that NO
ENACTMENT can absolutely prevent the un-
ta'sfM issue of paper by bank which has the
teWfnL popcr TO issue ann.-n0
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NFiSSiS@iDDi.

From the able message of Gov. A. G. BRowN,
we extract the following:
"Unfortunaey for The stability of our nsti-
tutions and the safety of society, political COM
munities seldom profit by the experience of the
past. The lessons which were taught us during
the banking mania in this State-the deep and
vital wounds which were inflicted on the morals
and good order of society, will be entirely for
gotten in the lapse of few years. Whilst the
recolections of these events are fresh in our
minds, it will be we'll if we make an enduring
record of the hostility they have engendered 10
banks and banking; and to this end, advise an
amendment of the constitution, forever prohibi-
ting the establishment Of banks in this staen
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NEW STORE.
LATEST ARRIVAL, AND CHEAPEST
GOODS
S. BELL q nj. MI. SLOAN,

TTAVlNG associated themselves as copaTtneBin
the mercantile business, arc now receiving and
opening at their store, opposite the public bull
dings large and splendid stock Of the newest and
latest styles Of FAN and Winter Goods, all Of which
stock having been selected by Of the firm, in the
Eastern cities within the last three weeks, and since
the late great decline prices they feel warranted in
Offering to their numerous friends and the public at
large, goods of nearly every description cheaper than
can be afforded at any other in the place.
Their stock of DRY GOODS comprises nearly ev-
cry article, fancy staple, which can be procured IN
the Eastern cities, and is of superior syle and quays
amongst which may be found the following arilclesyzi
French, English and American woodyed broadclothsS
heavy Beaver cloths, for oveTcoats wool dyed, black
blue and fancy coorcd cassimeres sattinetts, great
variety of every style quality heavy Orleans cloth,
fancy article for mems and boys fall and winter
wear; American Tweed cloths Of superior qualityS
silk, velvet, satin Valenha and Maraeilles vestngsj
mems black Italian cravas and stocks; black Grodn
Rhine silks; Ombre plaid Glaee ID. Sole do BON
net Silks bonnet ribbon and trimmings, great yarie-
ty; gents and ladies silk gloves of every descriptions
Alpaccas Mernos, Paramettoes Tbbet cloths, CASH
meres, Nous de LANES and Organdines; ar em-
broidered Victoria and Mazourka shaws, superior to
any thing in the market; ladies fancy plaid satip
hdks and French worked collars fancy silk gIrdles
and cloak assels; 1000 yds calico, from 81 to 37s cts
per yard; brown muslin shirtngs, diapers, drillings
and tckings great variety of each; Flannes- scar
let green yellow and white; cloakings, gnghams and
checks, great variety; fur SEAL toilet plush, cloth
anu NeVel cups. a geneTai houhclb--h
great variety of Florence. braid and fancy, of
the finest quaty-and for price defy competition,
GRooERIEs.-A general assortment. Coffee; teas,
young hyson and Imperial; loaf sugar, New Orleans
sugar and molasses, ground cinnamon and pepper o=
spice ginger, alum, madder, sweet and port wines
best quality, camphor, cloves, nutmegs, etc. etc.
HARDwARE AND CuTIERY-Kniyes forks, penkniyes,
razors, and srops scissors, Britannia table and tea
spoons, specacles, till locks, door locks, closet locks
and pad locks escucneons and pins carpenters rules,
brass candesicks snuers and trays table hingesbutt
hinges and screws, plain irons single and double fir
chises, socket chses files and rasps oil every de;
scription, Bird and Yields warranted chopping and
broad axes Rowlands steel and iron shoves, manure
forks, etc etc.
QUEENswARE.-A great variety of China, Liverpool
Granite stone and common ware of every description
Wei invite the public to examination of the above
mentioned stock, all of which will be exchanged al
the lowest rates for cash orcouny produce at the high
est market prices. BELL & SLOAN
Cadz, no 5, AS
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Beauties Of paper Money.

From the year ls41 up to lS45, there have
banks failed with circulation in the hands of the
people, of hntythree millions four hundred and
ttirty-niae thousand nine hundred and ninety
eight dollars. OF this amount there were tlno
millions one hundred and thirty thousand dollars
of Ohio banks. TO this is to be added the enor.
nous sums which the people have paid annually
for the expenses of carrying on the system Of
Plunder Could an estimate be made Of whai
the paper money system has costthe people since
the organization Of this government, il would be
perfectly astounding; and the federal party arc
still in favor of keeping up this state of things
Farmers, mechanics, and laboring men. this vas
amount of money has been wrung from your la
Dor, by this deceptive scheme of paper money
and lis makers have lived in idleness and afiu
ence, and amassed fortunes, from the wealtl
which you, by your labor, have produced, Viii
you submit to this longer, for the poor privilege
Of using bankers debts as a circulating medium
Statesman.
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THE CADIz SENTINEL.
wEpNEspAY. FEPRuARY 4. Isls.


-t-Aa +N1A@Ny --NSoAONOSs
Opinions Of Adams, Jefferson, Jackson, Van
Bwea, Webster, and HHrisoR, on Banks and
Paper Money
Il will be in vain 10 talk of PUBLIC CREDlTy
UNTIL WERErURN TO THE PURE UN-
MIXED CIRCULATION OF STANDARD
GOLD AND SILVER.--John Adams to Col
Joseph Ward, October 2S, 1902
| sincerely believe that BANKING INSTI-
TUTIONS ARE MORE DANGEROUS
THAN STANDING ARMIES. Thomas JEFF
tcTson to John Taylor, Of Caroline, May 2S,
1916.
It is one of The GREATEST HUMBUGS
ever attempted to be imposed upon people,
that there is not specie enough in the world to
answer ALL the enecessary wants of the commu-
nifty. Andrew jackson to Moses Dawson, No
vember "a, lS42
Give them 0he working classes) an honest 60
yernment, "freedom from monopolies and privi-
legged cIasses,n HARD MONEY, NOT PAPER
currency foF their labor, and all will be well.-
Jackson's last words TO the American people.
PAPER MONEY.-The manufacture of pa
per money has been attempted in every form; il
has been tried by individuals, been transferred to
corporations by Congress, engaged in by them
selves, and has signaly failed in all. 1t has, in
general, proved moi the handmaid of honest in.
dustry and we'll regulated enterprise, but the
pampered menial of speculation, idleness and
fraud. 1t has corrupted men ofthe highest stand
ing; almost destroyed the confidence of mankind
in each other; and darkened our criminal calen
dar with names that might otherwise have con
ferred honor and benefit upon the country.-M
Van Buren.
Of all tho contrivances for cheating the labor
ing classes Of mankind, none have been more
effectual than that which deludes them with PA
PER MONEY. This is the most effcctual O
inventions to fertilize the rich mans field witt
the sweat of The poor mans brow.-Dall'l Web
ster in the U. S. Senate, 1882.
am not bank man. Once in my life was
and then THEY CHEATED ME- OUT OF
EVERY DOLLAR | PLACED in THEIF
HANDS.--Gen. Harrison's Dayton Speech
0I5-No State shall enter into any treaty, alli
ancc or confederation; grant letters of marquc
or reprsal; O1I5-COIN MONEY; EMIT BILLS
OF CREDIT; make ANY THING but COLI
AND SILVER COIN tender in PAYMENT
OF DEBTS;@Esc0 pass any bill of attaiuder, e!
post facto law, or law mparing the obligation O
contracts, or grant any title of nobility.-Sectol
10 Of the Constitution of the United States.
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Democratic Rcpieic. I'VE bave before us the
January number Of the above valuable work,
which contains vast amount Of valuable reading
matter, as will be seen by the following
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
l. The Reciprocal Influences Of the Physical
Sciences and Of Free Political Institutions:
2. The Game Of North America; its nomencla-
,ure, habits, haunts and seasons; with hint:
on the science Of Woodcraft. BY Frank Fores
Ter. No. 2. The Woodcock.
3. Sunday Sonnets.
Il Prospects Of the Legal Profession in America
5. The Mystery. By R.S.s Andres.
is. Papers Of an Old Dartmouth Prisoner. Edited
byNathaniel Hawthorne.
In. Manufacture Of Wool, Silk and Flax, Ancien
and Modern.
s. The Polish Revolution Of 1890. BY Majo
G. Tochman.
8, America IN 1886. The Past The Future
10. Mouibly Financial md Commercial Article
III. New Books Of the Month.
~ Monthly Litcrary Bulletin.
l3 Index 10 Volume XVII
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From, The Daily Ohio Statesman, Jan. 2t
Tle OregOm nebate,


which took place in the House OF Representa-
tives, on Monday evening, afforded good op-
portunity for an observer to obtain pretty correct
as to the manner in which the two par
ties treat great questions. The wings did not,
as party, come straight up to the line, but play
ed at that game which now seems so popular
with them throughoutthe Union, namely, to af-
feet strong belief in the justness of our cause,
land at the same time throwing every obstacle in
the way Of the question being quickly settled,
through positive determinations on the part of
the united Amercanpeople, which, by showing
our resolution, and fixed purpose to maintain
our rights, al aHhGzards; will probably cause
the enemy to give way, rather than enter upon
what must prove an interminable war. The
gentleman from Guernsey, even went so far as
to make the resolutions which had been reported
] by Mr.. GALLAGHER, matter of ridicule, his Wi
being quite as dull as the most abored effort tc
that end could we'll make it. In how different a
manner would this great question have beer
treated, had the good people of Guernsey beer
represented by the accomplished LAWRENCE
whose views on Oregon are known to be OF the
fright sort, thorough going, and looking as little tt
a compromise as their holder would % compro
mise Of a claim which the British might set III
i to Ohio herself That coored gentleman, who
i Iarbitratcd between the wings and The democrat
Iof Guernsey, was scarcely aware of the amoun
lIof wit which lio was inacting upon tho House
! when he threw his Whole iceigM into the scale
and made the 'great whig party triumphant
Mr.. REEMELIN administered rebuke to Mr.. TIp
TON, which we hope he will not soon forget, an
from which, if he is not even duler man thai
0 we have ever taken him tObe, he can reap muc
profit.
The democratic members faced the matte
boldly. They went the whole length in supper
of the interests and rights Of the country; an
for SO doing, they will receive the deep apprc
i Ibation Of their constituents. Mr.. GALLAGHER
resolutions are all that could be desired. The
+ are clear and pointed, and leave no room 70
IS doubt as to the sincerity Of the author the o.
! Iject Of The party by whom they are supported
We wish we could say as much of those of M
BALI, Of Mustingum, which are not Of that d
/. cisiye character which should characterize q
action on so momenlons subjeci--one 50 pa
d Itcularly interesting to The whole people Of Il
lenire west. There are too many Ifs al
MI lands, and tbuts,' about them. 70 deeply imprc
us with the sincerity Of either their author, or
orlthe party Of whose views he is their exponer
Has Mr.. BaIl--have The wings in the Legisl
q. lure--any doubts as to the soundness Of our u
Z. 10 the ',rholo of Oregon up 10 54 402 i
Legitimate construction Of the whig resolution
is, ihatihe question Of right, itself has nov
WET been fairly settled; whereas, those Of the
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ALx'R INGRAM, IN. RIM. ELLIOT. VIM MCDONALD
INGRAM, ELLIOTT s. Co,
booksellers and StatiOners,
No. rs, MARKED Strcet, Pittsburgh.


TFAVE now on hand an extensive and well selected
stock of Theological, Classical and Miscellane-
Gus Books, of which they constantly receiving
fresh supplies Also School Books, comprising all the
different kinds now in general use; among which are
to be found the following, viz: Cobb's new spelling
book Towns do do, Emcrsons do do, United States
do do Cobb's new readers, Nos l. 2, 3, 4and San
ders' do dol, 2 g. and A. Emcrson's do do 2, and
a. Smiths English Grammar, Kirkham's do do Bull
Hons do do, Jandem's Expositors, Cobb's do Scho.
liars Companion, Smiths new Arithmetic, Emerson'a
do Davies do Davies First Lessons, Dayies' Mathe-
matieal Works, Walkers Dictionary, large and small
Webster,s do do, Eclectic Reader, No. l,2, 3, and
81 do Arithmetic /, q 3, &C., Frosts History Of the
United States large and SMALL Willard's do do do do
Mitcheps Geography and Atlas, Smiths 40 DO, OF
ney's do do, Mitchell's Primary Geography, pareyi
lnew do, Bullion,s Latin Grammar, Buon's Greekdo
tVnlpegs do do, Anthon's Classical Works, Cooper
tyirgil, Donnegnns Greek Lexicon, Groyesdo do,Vir
4 Rome, Historic Sacre &C., &c.
"A good supply OF writing, letter. wrapping and wal
lpapcr Bonnet Boards, States and Pencils. Blank Book
lof all descriptioes Family and Pocket Bibles, &C.
il Western merchants purchasing in the city, viii 6n
i to their advantage to call and ascertain our prices
before purchasing elsewhere, as we determined
sell at the lowest possible rates, either for cash or
Irags At cash price INGRAM, ELLIOTT ~ Co
octe-3m MaEkcEsIreet, Pittsburgh, II
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mocracy show thotthey areweil convinced Of the
right Of the matter, and that they have no idea
|of giving up 'one minute' Of Oregon. The de-
MELIN, ard Finn, ON the part Of The democra-
Icy, who all acquitted themselves handsomely
and on the part of the wings, BY Messrs. TPToN
CowEN, CHANpLER. aud BALL. Other gentle
men viii undoubtedly speak on the question be.
fore il IS disposedoE A general expression Of
sentiment, is very desirable.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Coach and BUGGY ManufactOrya

|HENHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he manu-
facures and keeps on hand, Peqsue Carriages Bug
gies, Waggons and Roughs, which he will sell on the
most reasonable and accommodating terms, He also
manufactures Elliptic Springs and Axles for Carriages
of the best materials Persons wishing to purchase
any Of the above named articles, will do well give
him d call before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders for any thing in his line thankfully received,
Good Horses will be received at fair price in ex-
change for articles in his line.
C,ndix nov. s., '45. ISAAC 3. DHTMARS.
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FOR THE oAD1z SENTINEL.
Mn. Enron

Mr.. EDIToR--
At a late meeting ofthe managers Of the Har-
rison County Bible Society il was resolved that
Wm H. Corkhill be employed as agent Of the
Society for the sale and donation Of Bibles and
Testaments, and the soliciting Of contributions
on behalf Of the objects Of the Society.
! A very large quantity Of Bibles and Testa
ments, of almost every quality aud price, have
now arrived, and may be obtained, by those who
wish to purchase, at the Depository--the store
Of Mr.. A. +. Hanna
Mr.. Corkhill viii speedily enter upon bis agen.
cy for the county. He will be authorised to sell
as many books as possble;to make donations ol
Bibles or Testaments, according 10 the resolu
tions Of the Society, where in his judgment the,
arc really needed as donations; and also to soil
Git contributions on behalf of the objects of thu
Society. AS the agents travelling expenses vii
be paid by the Society, the friends Of the caus,
where the agents may call or stay, will aid til,
cause Of the Society, BY making those expense
as light as possible.
JAMES KERR, Secretary.
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Important 10 tie Distressed Suffer no longer
from Piles! A permanent cure for them has
been discovered Use The vegetable Eleciuary
preparcdby Dr. Upham, l96, Bowery, N. York,
and be convinced that its high praise has MOI
been exaggerated.
or For full description Of this excellent Remedy,
and an account of Cures effected BY il, see pamphlet
10 be bad erataof Jois BEALt, only agent for cadiz
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no. AG!!
GREAT BARGAINS in DRY GOODS,
AT THE
NEW CASH HOUSE OF
An E2 a RERGs 2s TnTT y MRER.

No. A Market street. 5etiCeen THIRD and Fourth streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
SIE propricors of this we'll known establishment,
having completed their arrangements for the fall
trade, extends their netice to all purchasers Of Dry
Goods far and near. We are happy in being able to
state that in point of richness and Variety, yeyex
tensive stock of NEW FALL GOODS, stands unsur-
passed in this '.Wosten World,' suited both city
and Country trade
of almost every fabric Several packages entirely
design, of the most aud choice patterns. SILK
warn Alpaccas Bombazines, Rowmelias, French and
English Merinosl IN all shades-selling cheap
RICH SHAWLS.
Our splendid selection of shawls has than usual
attractions embraccing in their great variety, a the
style and fashion Of the day. atbothhigh and low
Bonnets, several newest styles, prices from 62h
lcents to 10 dollars Ribbons26 boxes new fall RIBS
bons beautiful styles, at all prices Paris Kid Gloves,
best article, all colors and all numbers. Several ca
ses Linen Cambria HdKfs wauantcd--prce l2a cts.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
! Our domestic department furnishes advantages to
the purchasers rarely to be found. Cases and bales
brown and bleacned Shirngs, "a, and Il yds wide;
prces from 64 cents. Linen goods OF every name amt
ldescription English Flannels in all colors Rogers
best the only flannel imported. TIckings, price from
10 cts to the best article in Whitney Blankets,
Counterpanes, &c.
BLOAD CLOTHS.
Particular attention has been given to this branch,
land our rare selection has no equal IN inc west
French and West of England Clohs in all shades Of
black and browns beautiful Gold mixed Zephyr cloths
new article for gents German Clohsin all shades for
Ladies' cloaKs Cassimeres, black and blue BLACK and
great variety offancy styles Vestingsich assortment;
black English Satins, plain and fancy; Veyets Satin
Scarfs and Cravats &C. Satinets several cases. every
shade quality and price; one case drab for carriage
trimmings; tailor's trimmings, &c.
/ Merchants and all purchasers Of Dry Goods when
visiting the Iron City will find it decidedly to theirin
tetest look in upon at Wholesale and Retail
Cash House. Our stock is new, has been purchased
within the last few weeks and will be disposed Of at
the lowest prices Market the place ,46 the number.
Pittsburgh, Oct. s, BARROWS & TURNER.
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WTTITARY GOODS.

\ NO. s5, MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH. .
III NIUE subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, large and general assortment
Of MILITARY GOODS, consisting in part of Swords,
Sashes Epauletts Buttons, Laces Cords Braids Caps,
Plumes, PompoIns, &c. Volunteercompanie supplied
with equipments, banners, flags, &c.
iiina 2Gtf JOHN B. McFADDEN g CO. 7
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RARGATNs, BARGAINS,

SELLINtI IUFF AT OU-I.
TTAVING determined TO commence the spring sales
with as nearly new stock as possible, have
concluded to seat cost and expenses All these who
wish to be supplied with goods at cost will do well 70
eive me cali as Lam determined to sell, All kinds
Of country produce taken exchange for goods, the
highest market prices. Al, n. MOORE.
Jefferson, Jan, 7. ls46-6m
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RLACK REAR HOUSE,
,R. McLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER
@ PILL.
For the cure of Hcpdtitcs or Liner Complaint
= ~ n.,n,,n .n;,, mi G;cL ETond A t.Le

For Tie care Of HopdtItcS or LlOer Compldlnt,
Dyspepsia and SICK Headache.
FEvIIS remedy having been for several years en-
i ployedby the proprietor in his prac tice, on very
large scale in Monongaa, Preston, Harrison and Ran
doph counties Virginia. besides several other places
and having been attended with the most happy effects
he has been from time to time solicited to adopt such
course as would give it extensive circulation
with view to lessen the amount Of human suffering
Aware of the fact that many useless nostrums hay'
been pamed upon the public, he hestated for
years, until thoroughly convinced that the above med
cine if properly use would not fail to effect cures in
great many instances and even to alleviate those case
which are quite incurable
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Change of Name. ~ Mr.. Levy, one Of the U.
S. Senators from Florida, has had his name chan.
ged bythe Legislature Of that StaIe, from Dapid
Lcry,to Ddgid Lery Yalee. Yuec, Il appears,
was once the name Of bis family, but, for some
cause or otbcr was dropped BY big father
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LOOK HE RE!
FRESH DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFS, &c
I'm CADIK.

EOIIN BEALL respectfully announces ssss7SryZA
eB to the public that he has just received, ~
in addition to his former stock of Drugs and sss5
Medicines, large and well selected assort- lM a
ment of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, @zSD
Varnishes, Dye Stufs, Glassware, and Patent Medl
cines, which he offers for sale the most favorable
terms Having purchased entirely for cash, in the best
eastern Market he can afford, and is determined tc
sell at the lowest regular Pittsburgh prices.
Confident that he can make it the interest of Phys
cians Merchants Fullers, Dyers, Painters, Manutac
turers and Others purchase at his establishment he
requests them to call and examine the
quality and prices Of his stock before purchasing else
where
Orders by mail, or otherwise promptly attended to
He hopes by undivided personal attention to busi
ness, to meritan receive iberalshare of publicpa
tronage.
Drug Store on Mainstrcet, one door west William
Hogg's Store, Cadiz, Ohio. Nov 26, l845.--f.