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AMES I'll. HALL, N

AMES IL. HALL, Manufacturer of Russia
and American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
&c &c, respectfully informs his friends and the
Hoblic generally, that he is now prepared to exc
cute all orders in any of the above branches with
hcatness and despatch. He has just received a
supply of Roofing Tin, and Russia and American
oheet Iron. Persons who may want Roofs Gut
ters laid. Stove Pipes &c, will please give him
call, al he is satisfied that he can and will do
any work in his line of business cheap as can be
uone either in this place or in Norfolk.
lie has on hand an assortment of Parlor, Cham
oer and Office Stoves Parlor and Chamber Crates,
With all the fixtures completes which he will dispose
VI very low. Also general assortment of Hard
wsre' consisting in part of the following articles,
Polished Steel and Brass Head shovel and Tongs
Jamb Hooks and Cinder Shovels,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks, "a variety)
Scissors, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
ga Trays and Walters, mss
Candlesticks. Shutters and Trays, ..n
Sad Irons, Waffle Irons, Hair and Wire Selves,
Britannia and Japaned Spiltoons,
Britannia Tea and Table Spoons,
- soup Ladies', &c, &c, Us. .. ,r.f-r
together with general assortment OF Hollow
Ware, such as Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Kettles, &c.
great variety Of Tin Ware, &C., all of which will
n Those in want Of any of the above articles will
.Ord street, opposite the Market House.
SCHOOL BOoKS.-A short system of Polite
: - Learning, being epitome OF the Arts and
Sciences; designated for the of Schools-price
The Select Reader, or Union No s designed for
nme. Higher Classes in Academies and Schools by
'iYcr Angel, A. M.-.price So cents.
supply Of the above received and for sale by
July 4 . w. n. Fl. HODGES & co.
NUNDKIES.-lOO bags Green Rio Coffee, 10
- hhds Sugar
, do p r. Molasses
% bbls Old Apple Brandy
70 6bls Richmond Superfiue Flour
Tor sale BY WILLS & co.
Suue N ..
ETTER PAPER IAN assortment Just re.
ceivcd by w. H. H. HOpGES & co.
June 81
iOFFEE.-500 bags LaguaYra & prime Green
Rio Coffee, for sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
June %
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.--1,2 200
~ packages Of Manufactured Tobacco, recently
LLAnufoctufed and free of mould, OF various well
"1wh brands SIS, 16s, 5's, and pounds for sale by
sE1ne 70 JOSIAH WILLS.
NIEEL PENS good assortment, UeTy
June % N. B. WEBSTER.
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VITILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk, Va. s-.l ~ Hre vr
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PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLy,, -r- 4.
Garner Of High aud Crawford SIS, Ports
mouth, Va. Nslg 81
TERMS OF. THE NEW ERA.

To subscribers, NINE CENTS PER WEEK, pay
able to the Gamma, to whom, ,iona tbcy are re-
ponsiole for the amount due at the expiration of
" men sent by mail the terms ST. for twelve
months, 90 - 81 ~ '-'I~ - = .l7ef i'-N
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FERGUSON s. MILHADO-Lumber, Coal,
j. and general Commission business. Wide Water
.teet, Norfolk, Va. ..t.,
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RLAIR'S S's TOBACCO.-50 butts Blairys
- SIS TOBACCO, just received and for sale At
ractoty prices by h- JOSIAH WILLIS
Aug13 r Commerce s,so,t ..
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III BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
III. die streets, Portsmouth, Va. jsoiffF
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR-5O hhds suitable
Nl for retailing, for sale low by
July 30 JOSIAH WILLS
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CHARLES I'll. HEINITSH, Agent Drug
" gist and Apotccary, and Dealer in Paints Oils
Dyestuffs &C.. High street, Portsmouth. Va
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NNARlNA COLOGNE.-A few boxes Fart
4 mas justly celebrated and highly popular co
i.o"Nf,' winch We otter for sale at the usual pri-
ces. i. C.. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
Aug 20--5t '#..,t f Drngg;sts
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BERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-A lot of an.
- perior BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has lust
been received at the Medical Emporium Corner of
i li ana NlGd!e streets Persons wishing to oh
chase some of it from the subscriber.
Aug l3 HENRY RUFE =.
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TOHN COOKE 81 CO., Dealers in Foreign
81 and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth,, Va.
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SUPERIOR SWEET OII.-Just received
- another supply of that very fine article of pore
table SWEET OIL. For sale at the Drug store
Sign of the Big Mortar. -
July 30 CHAS. VI. TEINITsU- Aoen,
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R1ERFUMED FLESH BALLS.-We have
just received large supply of SWIFT,S Gel
EbkATED CHALK BALLS, by the dozen or sim
gle Switps make the most celebrated and
more approved Of than any others by the ladies'
lhey are also used Tooth Powder giving a
pearly whiteness to the teeth. The genuine for
sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Aug ~ CEiAS. ri. HEINITSH Agent
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DENNE LEAVE abound IN a gummv mat
- ter, which they readily impart to water form
ing rich bland mucilage, much used. with crest
advantage, as drink, in summer COMPLAINS of
children, diarrhoea, dysentery, catatrh, &c. TO be
had at al times, fresh from the Drug Store Sign
Of the Big Mortar. o
July II CHAs. II. HFINtTsH. Agent,
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.--1,2 200
- PACKAGES of Manufactured Tobacco, recently
nanuiactured and free of mould, Of various well
H1ne 70 JOSIAH WILLS.
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/ Wish 1T tobe distinctly understood that give
= tne highest price in cash or trade for Old Con-
per, Brass, Pewter and Lead
DANIEL S. CHERRY
Aug ~ Under the Old Dominion Office
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CnMpnIrNn PEpG S1ur rr,xrn

~ DEhS.--We have just received full and fresh
supply CT SEiDLlTZ AND SODA POWDERS
these different kinds are universally acknowledged
10 be the best manufactured, and far superior tc,
any others. They are therefore recommended with
conhdence to tliusc wishing pure and excellent
article oil Scidlitz or Soda Powders. For sale al
the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Aug l3 CHAS. II -HEINITSH Aren't
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A CARD.-There is an impression prevalent
"A mere, that another person is connected with the
business of this Shop. I would beg leave most re-
specifically to say, that it is not so. am. on nv
own hook, " make or break" and shall rbSfd.,,c
by close attention and low prices to merit lib.ret
share of public patronage.
DANIEL 8. CHERRY
Tin and Coppersmitb
July % Under the Old Dominion Once
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| ,OFFEE.-50O bags Laguayra & prime Green
June %
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PULLS GENUINE SARSAPARILT.A
- We have just received fresh supply OF Bulls
celebrated and highly approved Sarsapariila.-
persons can rely that this is the Genuine, and di-
the Drug Store, Sign of the Mig Mortar
Sep CHAS. III. HEINITSU Aren't
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GOyERNMENTJAVA COFFEE. lot
~ OF very superior just received and for sale by
sep ID JOSIAH WILLS.
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IOWA ELECTION.

billco 'he jour u has been Growing over
The election In Town, wo have received The
following from tho 81. Louis Union, Of the
5ih inst, which IL true, ,aihor upseis ,hcif
rejoicing.
Iora--AH Right We learn from friend
direct froil Iowa City, that the wings have
been wl'islling beG'resihey @efe Out Of tho
woods" The democrats have elected their
nomnees Tor Governor, congressman. Aadi
Tor and Secretary ur State, BY majcrities
gatgng lium 600 IL lQ0ll The democrats
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M& New 0Hkk Ek&cfiQM.
The returns from New York, chow Iha
siIas Wright u defeated, and that .Johr
Young, tho iThig Anii.Kent candidate /,
elected Governor BY about 10000 mVjority
With The defeat ofsilas Wight wo have also
10 chronicle that Of the new constitution, al
instrument better designed 10 secure good
government 70 tho people Than my STATE
Constitution ysi famed ia The Republic
That local causes hare wholly accustomed
This untoward resull, Is evident fiorn ihe lfsc,
|ihat Fish, The Wing candidate for Lieuton.
AMI Governor is defeated, while Gardiner.
the Democmtic candidate is re-elecic.l. -
The Wings have 7a inihe Assembly, and
tho Democrats s., giving The wings majority
il that body. though the Senate remains
largely Democratic. Both parties hayo elect
cd a Canal Commissioner.
Gov. Wright, one Of tho abIcst and pnresi
statesmen Of the ago, bas been defeated by
the coalilion he ultas Of par,iss,aia by
the paci'cr efdecspianwhich disgraces every
victory won by suchneans. The local fsuds Of
New York have been taken advantage Of BY
our opponents, whoale ever ready 10 Ink
themselves 10 faciioR TO secure a ternpsrn,y
triumph: Greeloy, Seward, Weed, Il Co.
pledged Young 10 The Anii.Rentcts and
ultra sbolitionis's rs the man who would opeu
ihe prisons TO thin, aud cariy oui iheir pin
c.ples, he unti-rcnt vote ~ cicd llim.) MI
lard Fillmore insured the ol Federal wing
OF Whggery that he " had cuaysfsed with
Joha Young, and thai he was all righi.,.
While Young himselfrefasod answering IN,
inierfog i'ions as 70 his princplas.--=
I'lsy are already engaged in dispute ;hs ..laa.
and cider" faderslisis are ,lsnouncna the
means Of Young's election, nov j, is ac-
cctnplished, and giving free course 10 iheir
genuine hatred Of the radical doctines oil
ahii-rentisin and abolition. This union
loImcd for the single object Of yiclery has
not The adhesion Of a rope cf sand. II is
emporaiy &iis existence will csase Win The
emporary cause. The deceived liberal.
VII return 70 thcir proper place IN the
anks Of the Progressive Democracy, ,.nnd we
oil well exchange for them the Old Hunk
y : !. /. 80. . ~. y |
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How wings catch Votes.

The 10led0 Blade is obliged 10 eyade the
All, Interpretation uf our remark that the
rHRTY-rlvx BANKS OF ONO had preserved
the State Tor Bebb and the Wigs. AMI spe-
culaie upon an impiobabls expenditure Of
100000 in purchasing democratic yolc.i
The editor sbould recollect ihat those WIN
are Influenced by money TO the sacrifice OF
frincipls are Whigs--ihe Democracy have no
monied institutions 10 snsiss aud no mon;ed
fasois TO besiow. We willtell The Blade how
This Influence is exercised. The Banks and
their eficers aro Wigs; and those who pei
The use of The ten millions Of Bank Dis.
counts must be the creatures Of Federalism
1.-THE bond shves Of The rag-bafons. Few.
thai need loan to purchase fall 81 winter
stock--fewcr that require renewal of nm
unpaid discounted note, and none of tho
hungry class OF ExrKcrAsrs, who ..srade on
borrowed capilal," dare speak free though,
Or give an honest vote where Bank interes,.
are concerned. Il they do. they know The
penally--ihe Bank doors arc shut against
hem--bank fayors are denled them; and
hus subservlent class are created wbo
ceiling that 10 them, /" credit is money! fol- /
ow the lead Of their selfish interests and
Ipte for such men as uriswold, Debb. and
Y ~ i
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TIM ANrI-RENr CouSrITs there
has been good deal Of enquiry for the
connilcs iliat are anli.rent ia New York, wa
.hus give thsn as furnished BY The New York
Journal q Comlneice, a remltksbly conec.
p per in lis statistics: @
AsrI RRxrIsA.---Ths conuexicn Of Anti
Renism wiiliihe election for Governor. NAV
Se seen by cemparing The msjori,ies for
Young in the AMI, Rent counties, with tho
nsjorlies at the Presidential election in the
same counties. Thus:
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gssusepli Mpllin, Wbig gain.
20. 7. Jenkins,t Dem.
u. Geo. A, Stmkwealber, Dem.
~. AnsbnrnBirdsaIl, Dem.
20. Wm. Dber. Wing gain.
"a. Daniel Got, Whig gain.
q. a.. $. Cdaser, Wig gain.
90. Wm. I T.iLswrence, Wing gain.
%. Joba Al. lIolley, Wing gam.
%, L. B. liohnes,t Why.
~. Robert l.. lsnse, Wing.
30 David Rumsey, Wlig gain.
81. Dudley Marvin, Wing.
80. N. X. Hall Wing.
81, iaiyey Puinam, Wing.
"a. Washington Huni.t Wing.
IL Damocris, and rs Wings.
I Melabersof the present Congress.
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kspo.tod dom he oaIo Statesman ,

&ArpV.t tou Hnm tne Oaio Statesman.
STATE boARD OF EorALIzArlos. s.--The
lfollswing countirs were acted o., in commit.
tee of the whole since lasl Friday: Pauldira
faveruged al 1914; Perry Al GIL ,O4 f'ortape'
Im $l4,lG Pu'n.m al 1879: Ss0dusky y,
$o,92; Sammita; $ls,95; Trumbllll at Al
35; Union al $500; Van Vert 4, Sy2D.
Washington al $6,0j; were each severally'
taken upby the Committee and passed viii.
out any alteration.
Ihe following wera also examined into
and altered: Muskingnm reiurned al sl3 \
80, raised 10 $500; Ottawa, Sl,I2, raised.
g $2,4l; Pickaway $l5,5z, raised TO Sl9.--
90; Pike $3.50, raised 10 5000: PTebl,.s
$3.50, iawsrcd 10 $l7,O0; Richlaad slI..
IS, rased 10 $500; Ross Sl6;I8, raised
to $3.50; Scioto, Ss,l6; raised 10 $3.50.
Seneca SiL70, raised 10 $l3,o0; Shelby
1857, raised 10 $3.50; Stalk SlS,67, Lm-
sored 10 $ls.00; Tnscarawas $3.50, raised
- s l,5U; Wa,fen $2O,90, raised Io S25
90; Wayne $l2,47. raised 10 Si4.OO: Wii-l
lians $2,95, raised 10 $3.50; WOOD a2. so
missed 70 $500: Wyandoi IS, 10 loweled ,ol
$3.50.
The counties arc all PISSED oyer. The
COMMITTEES reparIcd them IL tho Board. Tie
lailer.reisrred them back 10 lie committee
OF the whole, so as 10 pass over them once
more Tor The purpose ofexamining the eauaI.
z4iol
Some few counties are cous idsred iao Hon
md will be eqnal'zed On she second II ;sio,
lhe Committee mad ihcrassed he aggre Os.,,
+einrns from l3 10 l6 miilisns sj6;a
Sfsfcxmaa. &
inE NEws FROM MxxIco.--Dcspatchcs F.
AYE been received from our sounti,en of
'era Cruz, and Mexicsn jo1Fnals. Aloog p
pilh these etless, juurnlls iaye been inns \
aiied, from wiIich the following extract ,avaJ d
cen lnade. Whit bcsui,ed peopla are
nese! (sass tho Washington Union) b..
,is the battle, Ampudia boasted tl,at we
lould bs sdefeated, and no, one Of our troops al
ould Be left tostasic The waters of, The Ria s.
Hnds. Ans since tito Mdxicans we're re-
rlysn from Monterey they arc misrepresens- VI
g everything mpkng our loss TO be l,5011 n
'and sft,s say near 3,OCO--and slaiin9l IL
al they left behind thssn only about six m,
eccs of artillery, net I'll for use. Private N,
tiers from Vera Cruz, however, appreciate I'm,
q o'depih of the blow they hare sustained D,i
Monterey being considered one Of III ~
'onges' pieces IN the word, DC, &c. TL
4
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Mech is said about ihe Republican char
aetes ofpaper credit, in Ibo defence Of Thanks
We give oar resders sono features Of bank
ips IN lhoes monarehies waere il iirss had rs
origin, md 70 maintain which Il exists in ey-
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and Gen. Scoli's friends cannot rfsensiIa:c
him from The political death caused by .iha,
"has'y plate of snup' Mclean Of Penn.
sylvanIa IS also talked Of, and perhaps "lhe
iodlike" msy press his claims. There will
be grand rush for tho honor of def,o,--
Tor that must be The result--unlowered as
events now appaar.
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@ Clay is IN ,ne ieid again
dent, but Seward and GreeIy, Of
who SO niaieiial!y contributed 10
a The Harrisburg Convention, in
made over ures 10 Judge Mclean,
determined on his support. Tom
friends are as silent about his CLAIM
was'ahom his cooni1y's rights IN
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d;~e ~ ~. .,,L " WI =, ~ !
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ors,, ,,ash,sf & ,e,o = Il , A.. & e! 81 ~ "
nan, ~, ,ooo ,,;,,;... - "a ~ !
people Wa o,g;.,sd u ea,;a u % !. !,
r,,sr ,,aa q en- = 81, 49, ''
4 a,s,, ha..,,,. :, 8 ,h.......,,.. - ss' -
4 o,dsres ( os',bo as,;n.;, ~, ~. &, . -,
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n.v;sa o. .sr,. =, ~ ~ ,noo -
i;on. win of,f,. \, ;.s,sd ,n.,. "a h.. .oa,,,
sg,;,. = t,ood 4, ~ co,,a,,s ..;,,, q.
mar ,vbIcb /. 49,. Z, ,ss = =
loo 3 s;lys, a. ssrs, ar,' -, 'a' Z
n.,;socs ,w;lI ,..sh' !. J. ..'.', ~ y z Z.
ner Z ;;ss,,sd q, ,, ,non.. !, ,a;,,' ~, \.
ds,;no ,bsm -"
l69s R.xx 4, r.c, a,,: I: 4
mons scheme u c.,,y va 3, -, q. ,..;..
poytef;iy and t,rs;uo cred;, ~, c.n;,., u,
its origin II 1893 uode, sinh, c;,s,,,,.,....
ces % those wbiel, ,,ce, ,s;oosd ,bs ,s,rh,,,s,.
ins Of The Bank az he Irn;,sa s,.,a, 4
war had closed cash va. .c,,.o IA ~.
dreadful re.aurec w. res,o,.d = Re-
paper money saa ;u,rod,,sed d, ~. ~,
into Eool,od ,hs rovs.n. ..;sa ~
yearly from Il. o,,;oa ~. .h.'.., ',,;,,: ~
Of fdollars--aovv !, az. 4 2so u;I,o.su r'hss.,
told ,l,e truth whom q .dasIss.,, x, a,.
vork,oo c,,ss.s - raa,..,, 49,,
,be u,psr nancy .v.,sm 81 H. ..,.,;...,
nor,;on 81 ,bo ,n;.sr;s. ~, !.
.--and he sans ,s,n,rL ,.;,h, I. ..,.,
the Uai,ed State, Tbe R,nt y nj. j, u
was scheme II he wb;,, IA y, go,
w,s len, q K;ro w;lI;,.s cara,,,,,,..,,
fare L wen, ;nto ons,,,;o.. Z &. ..a..
a. ths t;rst 5f,o f,of, do,,.,. ~, ;.,s ~
Bank Of The United s,s,es ~. lsr,, - t.,a.
Madison's Government. Ia few ve,r. lssal
Chevs's siatemen,) The Bank of ,he IJni,ed
States was within i few ,bousapd soIl,,. ofl
bankruptcy. So or the Rank ~ E,o,,. I
liz notes were worth twenty dollars i ~
hundred less ,ban silver hac,,s 4. .,.. 60.
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ppslrboard money minis. Exa
Of in four counties, Tod
Ebeen Governor At The very firste
|'he hand money l,anner was i
Slark. Waynr, Belmont aud Lie
since 1874. is between one aud
greater than FBebb's msjorilyi 4
State. Aud lei il be borne in il
oil ihc-e counlies ibe Dcmocrad
their gloolnicst hour--s brightd
ready rising 70 shair view, and
hearts and q good ciusu, they ard
ing on for future contests. VIII.
dusiry and unfaliering delef,d
Dcmocrscy of Ohio arc desiind
themselves permanently III fbsI
Two thirds of The Ishor 6ecessl
ing about his desirable result i
been expended. When The end
lained, neither storm nor tempe
coinpl'sh its overthrow. The N
he Dgmocracy ere based upon
pies Of truth and justice, and til,
the cqu'l happiness and prosp
grades and conditions Of society.
aiming al such ends. inusl sooner
he party Of the people. Once
iis purposes would be n hulwark il
ASSAULT, aad neither enmity fro
nor treachery from within, could
dowufall.
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~ Col. Medary announces his return
70 iho editorial Conduct Of the Statesman,
As permanent. His devotion 10 sound
principles, sdmilubo tact, long experience
and consumnaie ability, will cause This GU
noancemeni 10 be hailed will, pleasure by
every true Democrat Ia the State.
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| s1 1tss flff ------w -~----.------
WELL DONE MienrcsN.--0ar old friend
Flood lhus sums up The democr5iic irlunphs
Of the Pennancelar State THE TRIUMPH is
COMPLETES:
From the Dsirol Free Pres, of ths 7th.
i'HE ELrcrIeN--fHE REsULT The dem-
ocfasy Of Michigan 10 tho dcmocracyof the
Union, sends greeting:
A Democratic Sendfe,
A Democratic Hoase of Represastofises!!
Ks A Democratic Legislature that ,riH elect a
Ds'qseratic Senator!i
TIRE gsmocratic Rerresentatircsia Con.
gress!!y
Thus, aiIsr The 4lh Of Mach ncSs, tho
Peninsnhr state sends Is The councils oi' the
nation an UNBROKEN DELEGATION IN
BOTH HOUSES GF co NGRESS !
q" Bievily is the SOIL Of wit.
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= shine
al CHiSA.--Paper money was tried in Chi
! Ina Tor many years, but found 10 be ruinou
J ioihe people and Tho government. For ID,
j last 800 years the Chinese have preierre,
the honest standard of value, silver dollars.
PAPER MONEY OF DEvsiARK-- IN 1891 lhs
!, Danish specie Bank was sci up as a substl
tute for the Royal Bink, which had cheated
. ihc common people. The ne~ bank wa,
! under The check Of that s.cormorant govern
men'.' It's capital represented 2,40O.00l
i crowns Of lilo cenis each, and we're payable
! in specie, or in the notes Of tho old royal
hank at The rate they fetched in specie. /,
could issue nearly twice The number of notes
ID value 10 the cash in The vault. Royalii,
and the Baak violated the law aud turned
pickpocket Of the people. The B INK before
that had flooded the connify with notes /,
could mol pay;s so did The new bank. Cash
fled from Deomark; shinplasiers of 8 TO %
cents were tho royal currency, aud in 1919,
eighteen hundred crowns in The pranises Of
The bank were sold far One silver crown.
/ RusaAN PAPER Moxny.--The Emperor
NicbeIashas fixed tho value Of The paper
roubio at 2s cents. the Quantity ID circnIa.
tion being 1000 millions Of dollars. This
ne did with the appreciation of tho rich no.
bles, and without asking The peoples consent,
thus legalizing by his mere order a govern
mant bankruptcy Of 500 millions Of dollars,
i the paper was all issued at The original val
ue promised BY the crown, or N cents
This paper money wls down to 10 cents d,l-
ring Napsleon's Invasion, and rose TO 81 cents
afterwards.
In FRANCE under the patronage Of 70 ally
Law established his celebra,ed Banking sys.
TEN. He proposed 10 make The farms, the
factories, The commerce, and The inicrnil
Improvements Of France, the basis Of pa.
pei currency. His Bank was established in
l7l6 and was similar in principle 10 The plan
recommended BY Gov. Barley in his first
Message. Lrw's bank ruined The French
finshces and boggared the people Tor gen.
sration, and was All important clemens in the
difficulties which called into exislence The
French revolution and iIs excasses. Thiess
Hates that during fhe Reign Of Tcl,o,, III, .
- = d Z 4
ieprecia,ed gnais, (paper money! issued
N This principle, prevented the farmer from
ringing biead into Paris, the famine which
vas the consequence, created riots, aud gave
igor tothe widest scenes Of that dark per.
od The Jacobins as a remedy u.ged the ),
ssue Of more paper money, md endeaysred /
2 give j. tcurreacy BY attaching tho penaIlyI,,
{ death 10 lis refusal When Nnpoleonl
'snaparic was made Empsror tho cnr-
ency was exclusively piper depreciaied1 I
thousand per cent. He sci Immediately !,
bout restoring gold and silver, and six years l, i
fier The entire revenue, amounting 10 l6O i
'llllons Of dollars, was paid ia shafd moneys ,,
Us policy has since been followed and ].
rance has now currency Of precious met 4,
three eslafgeriiIan the United States. \,
or M. AFr0wsmiilI, Esq. Uf Defiance 20.
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