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And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
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4 RE Acknowledged by the hundreds and thou
IN sands who}afe using them, 10 be not only
the most mill and pleasant an their oferaton bun
the most perfectly innocent, safe, AMI efficient
medicines ever offered 10 The public. Those who
once make triaIof these pills and. biters, never
afterwards feel willing be wi:hout theti, which
is sufficient proof Of their good qualities
Ins,he South, where tjilieos disordels ARE so
prevaient,s theses medicines auHUallys save thou-
sands of lives They krczFn wherever. the
medical art is prac,ised, abroad as well as at
home but the South especially has been the
grand field ofther triumph, and though frequent
attempts have been made 10 sUpeFcede them, by
persons whose Experience shoaln fave restrained
them from tampering with human life, Spencer's
pills remain as heretofore, ths popular medicine
Of the south and, west II seems, indeed, as Few
their reputation, TO increase the vast demand
which has compelled the proprietor 10 double the
capacity Of his estabIish.nept, 10 ordsr 10 afford
the geqaisite scppiy. 4'rde science, however ig-
norance and cupidig may assnilsits Inventions,
will carry the day atiast; and for this reason the
medicines of DIR. Spencer being the result phil
osoplcal research and universally acknowledged
medical skill, will maintain their position in the
public fayoEs asleFg rs disease ezssss and health
is considered blessing 80 ,r.ffsF -.
In al diseases OF the liver, stomach, and inles-
fines Spencef's pills and biters are The only reii
able Prepafdtion They cienss the system Of lis
impurities, give strength and tone 20 all the ma
cainery Of dlgesllons promote heaishg secretions,
purify the blood, cure dyspepsia and BIZ ipps com.
| plants of every form and character and, 1s a
mild yet searching cafhaftic. these pilisatc admit
ted by the profession 70 have no competitor in
The whole range Of medie Al ,ssiepees
Pills 25cts per box: BittsIs ST PER boslle.
/ Sold by BRowN 4 Co. Joliet; and " s.
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IIslzE1EIIEk
VEG !|g|!' 81 E;2,I NO CUE
PILL Is
Prore all thi6gs and hold fast to that ,egichE is
~. Its4flIf o15oi - p ur , flt1ss : SCI

'tProre all diitgs and hold fast to Mat rfichEff
To- good. f-P4uI. sltsSE 81
nj ONE need suffer frurn that distressing CONS
IN 3plaini, Cnills and Fever, sor Fever and, A.
sde, for il is speedily and permanently cured By
DTs Uulrs celebrated Anti-Eever Pills. They
evtr fail TO cufe the hills and fever se ftsi daf
when takeu according to directions, and do nos
siekan the stomach, nor operate upon ihe bowels.
THOUSANDS of certificates have been presented 20
the propretor by planters Of the first Isspcc'abii>
~, physicians of eminence, and Others ~ho hdyo
used Them, which might be gi7ensb6i let the fol-
lowing from Judge, Forrest, gentleman Of the
FIRST respeetabilty, in Jefferson CO.. Ala. sgficee
jefferson county, Ala, Feb. a., l645.
Ieertfy that in ihe summer Of l643, had q
severe attack Of Fever and Ague, and was for
some fina underline treatment Of physician, but
received no benefit from bis prescSiptie. q my dis
ease continued TO tncieaee in the frequency and
severity Of lis attacks In last had RECOURSE 20
DR.. Hubs Fever and Ague, ard a,iti- ever Pills,
and in using half a box was entirely eakedi end.
have remained ii good 'letiI. eve sin<s
IafieFwaras had II nj taf.iI< s51efaf eases d
Fever aad Agus, and have . every q.
use Of Hollis Fills, which hoze t'4./s
aseiy ELECTED GUS
DE-. fIulrs Pms ss9a'l1 - S| 'a s.a
are known. and w|iefe obey prz M. s1e.. E'i4.
is sufficient 70 irs4Is .f.Ir t1ttI|ea |.'Fs
per box, with fpll difeeiip4s 1.s .r1.L
JUST received and fol b5 L11|< TO 1t|It',
and " S. HrEHs, LoEkpo;i
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heretofore been considered ,curable, such as Ul;
GERS tif tile Ealynx, Throat Nose, Nodes, &C.,
The lARCANuM cEXTRACT is a complets
Antidote to the serious Evils produced by the in,u-
dicious Use of MERCURY Asa SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER il cannot be sdfpasssds work.
ing its way through Che system with silent and
effective force gI5Ee dose fsHis2a bsgs11
Cleansing the BLOODfsf sc.s -. Z. -
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES
Soothing The NERVES; @s-t
- Removing INTERNAL DISTINCTIONS and Dis.
eases that swouid Otherwise cause injury to he
LIYER. end lLsIlN S. usf ssv Il tssari
= Persons whose Constitutions arc broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUINTNE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIvEI yfor aninjadicions treaiIaeiE
of anyiof the above Diseases should sse the AR
CANUM. EXTRACT without delay. 49,.
lii complicated cases of SCRUFUBA and
SYPHILIS, aud in cases where the 9Syphila:c
Virus Of the Parent causes a. devrIopeaieIIt Of
Scrofaia nlthe lChild, this is EsGNI.Y REM
,EDY npon which reasonable hope Of Recovery
eau be founded.
had laid bare both Iigameut and bone. aud where
to all appearance, noshulnau means but anlpuia
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored TO bealsh,
the devourinQ disease beisE oolnpletey esadieeled
BY The use 81 lisis iaeSlii.lab.c ExlracI
The Propfst Of ilie A RCANDMEEKftlACH
have had this Medicine used ID saI the above Dis
eases with Stlie most gratifying Results In using
the Mediciee sii'.tr Business q Pleasure need b
interrupted Isqsiifihg ey The usual restraint Of
nisaefalion m Diet, aud IS equally applicable tpi5
/. efIic.,ciods to he inltnt as well as the adult
) Psimphtis giving DESCRIPTION for what
; the kRGANIyI isK' f'lkAG'f is applIeable. e.lk
{ obseftatioss O. >ensibe Perspratipq, as
s Treatise OF Diseases Is general, accompany each
I Bottle. Agents a1e e1pp|ied NitEthe .pQs p.ll.-
phlets for gratssitons CiIes'laiielis
5 pared by JOHN JVINER, Hamilton Cana.
> West, and JOHN WINNER q. Cos 80 Maiden
: Lane, New York, Sole Propnetors !.
{, sPRFGE-ONEa DOLLAR PEI B07'TLE.
! joliet; alsO1 By. 2: d. BQYcE, agent for
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FOR SALE

IINIGHTY acres Of valuable land, belonging
II 70 Aseph Webster, and Fhieng the west hall
of the north west quarter of Sec 30, township IS
range 10, situated on the road leading from Jo-
bet 70 Ottawa, about miles, from the former
place. The land is of the best quality. and the
canal passes through one conner of il, which 10
gether with its being situated near the base CT the
celebrated Mt olie', snakes il most desirable
location. The above described land Will BE sold
atnreduced price ifapplication is made to the IN.
dersigned, residing near .his place, i.nmediates
- Wa I A IlSL,a
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-CoNGREss, Dee. 2s-In the House, the
debate on tho President message wasa at
length brought to close. Mr.. Sawyer,
who-hsld the floor since Thursday, last oc
cuPied his hour in reply to the lspeeches
of hiscoheagues, (Messrs. Giddings and
Root and was succeeded by Colonel Ba.
ker, who. made an eloquent appeal in ia.
Tor2of o prosecution of the war with the
utmost vigor. We givea full report of The
gallant members remarks, which were lis.
tened TO with very marked attention by a
full House and galleries densely crow.
ded.- Wasbington Union. #GH
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! Wanted.I.

=. A good cook; either man or woman,
and four girls who understand working in
Public House, can have good situation
by applying Immediately at the NATIoNAI
HOTEL, Joliet.
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~ = = haeFg -
HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF THE NEsro.
R1AN CHRIsTIAEs.--A Another terrible mas.
-sacre,, it, is stated, ia the Constan.inople
correspondence of the London Chronicle,
has occurred among the HISTORIANS. In a
.atstter. of the 9th ofNoyember these par
ticulaEs are given. Beder Khan Bey,with
,RIargea body OF Kuards and various de.
tachments of troops, under command OF
the Boys Of Halkarai and Bavari, marched
into the Territory Of the HISTORIANS, where
knowing that,he would meet them with
smallresistance, he divided his force into
various bands, and sent them against the
different HISTORIAN villages. Thirty-six
JheseHyillages utterly destroyed,t the
dwellings being plundered and burnt, and
the inhabitants, men.wowen and children,
patio death by every species Of torture
which cruelty could invent. .ssusli
iHappgy says the correspondent of the
london paper, were those who were shot,
or thosc who fell By the sword, who had
nak their bpwels ripped out. Of them while
IlylngTs eFSsVvhO were not impaled amidst
the sboutsyands laughter Of che paarderers.
Two of the bishops Of the HISTORIANS. Il
mot more, were 'irnpaled, and several of
the PRIESTS Children were torn from their
smofhers, some from their mot hers l,raa !,
,andsin presence of their mothers. who
were obliged screeching to look on, M. nut
in his shocking manner to death. The
mothers afterwards vera sacrificed.
Three thousand Of the HISTORIANS hare
QeFSsbed IN this massacre on The lore. i
,eqscelldEaon, The most extensive sIaughs-
ssg. took place at large village. or town
ship, called Bias, where Beder Khan Bsy
was himself present. Here the bishops
BsFs ihspaled. and from This place were
ssns &c hundred heads pickEedl 10 The
fseha Of Aosssseul, with the insuliinsI
Weesage. fhsta IL The Porte pfsz,lmsd q
faelss, the scndef, las would sessd t. Conf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19
g CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
lnGailible cure for Chills OF
=

sboes hoss sggese ~ EeCeP. fsszil
Aad a Sure Remedy for Bilious, Reniil-
+. $50 Z, tent and other Ferers. 60 S..s
s.a This InyalubIe Medicine is pureiyxeg
etable. iiss - hsi1 - On gleasusa 38siels eas
sFFyIIE ilnexs implied success or this troly zsuril
u0Iled Tonic, in curing in a few hours where
dllaoaieE feAsdiss haze Ealledy ana iIf tos. i,
cases Of fEoas months TO ten years stand
warrants the assertion, mar If taken aCcoyiffe. "a
the directions, IL s}infalRbles A long list Of
certificates in proofiuin biliiy, migb be adj.
dedg BR4bAse ppon the wfapper Afs dssnsdsufl
ficisAt.
t56Ir a. not q the least fiAtfseafisg nor dies 4
operate upon the bowels; but its salutary aet;or
uppurfhe 7sssin 1890 efafgiins A hat Svery
one isihighiy delighted at their speedy rccoyery
health such a feniedg u The affictedi have Ions
besnini wanEof; one thar dfes speedily and Ger
rsnenily. where she usaalpeadtio 10 improse.
FeYppspEe is observed III bIa Ys:gsstiD se.q
u From the great pppqlsyIty Of this madi
zine, many fniitations protesting 10 be GLEN.
ENS.dNDEA1 TONIC are i 61aE ThsrsfoS,
be sure 70 ask for fl,attpEepAred Shy GEO ssN
HOUSE, Nashville Fealsssses who issele pro
prietor. - & s, ! -,
'IJaUT f6NsF ssess II aud obsssrss Inn,
eEifersions upon III basiIs, 9hg wlfttes ssena.
s,ife of Geo. w. House. Also mauldedlfI1 nisa
bottle an Endien. pisfI the 1words ssClemens, In.
dian fOnie. breHaysaI y Gee " Hsyss =, All
Eos sale By BROWN s Co, Joliet. Il
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no VERSUS; al 81
SA r SeA p A r [ Il L AZ

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
aud established celebrity tlsoughout tic country,
which has been sustained BIZ is Writes and eff
zcacy alone, us remedy for
SCROFUIsA, on King Evil,
ULCER ATEH SORE THROAT.
I,oln-sianding RHEUMATIC Affections,
Dissasss 5f the SKIN. White SWeilii9s,
DISEASES of the BON Is. all UIc5fons CaseE,
SYPHILTTIC & MERCURIAI Diseases,
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA
.COSTIVENESS;, all CHRONIC g. NER-
VOUS Complaints, occurring. in debtatcd and
eachectic constitutions
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State Of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very dsagrceable
Affections Resulting tIlerefrp,n. and which. have
Soldby CHAS. CLEMENT, agent 70
Chicago. - ,s...l.
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~ ID. GORDON, NJ. D.

81 u GOHDCN. NJ, ID.
Manufactured by f. Taylor, Rochester,
M ssuceessor to Comstocks d Co, and pro-
prietoE Of the celebrated Jew DaVid's Plaster
a neat and .Taluable pamphlet relating to the
above medicines can be had gratis of the follow
ing gentleman owho are the authorised agents fol-
the sale of the genuine Hebrew Plaster, Persian
Pills. and Jew Daxid,s Honey Coated Pills. Be-
ware of coup,erfeits, as they are afuat
@SP For Sale 6g
ss{l 30 BROWNE CO., East Joliet. J 2 p
.,.sss GEO. Fk WO0DRUFF, West joliet.
81 GEORGE SNGAD D, ,Plainfield ,,,pl
70. +. BUSH, stockport shafa aea
tT.aL.s BOUGHTONs jYorkville. - 90
l,@t.8 jew. PICKERING, Newark. L B
II. d. RiSbEY, Wilmington.
Price Of PEustsf, SO cts. per box conlainin:
suficient 90 spread 6. org plasssrs. 9s- s@
= Price of Pills, Is cts. per box containing 81
10 90 pills. 21sAE ~ 9sAel4Aa SAA III
8. Rgsg a,a.1 2'tP, FILER, Sole Agent
for Illinois and Wisconsin,. All orders address
etlito aim at Joliet, ILL.,, will meet with promp
sattention.E ,saee3 - saefs III q bfle
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YouFssrdly, aN al rs
M. K. BRoWNsoN.

49, .L-901g7U 20 Albany, March 8, $40.
Mr.. Taylor:-Ihaye analysed lhesJew Da-
vId's Honey Coated Pills, and have found, them
to be composed If the most approved and svalua-
bio articles in Materia Medica--and i'll all cases
where have known them tried, they have given
,,erfect satiSfactiop
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HOVEESs RTGKS and BARS, AeEaEbS had
- cheap at ssssl sss.i MATTESoNSg
q 40. l4aIDR. HULL's 49, -.
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TAEEORFNG.

IN Matters would infoilm the citizens Of
- Joliet and vicinity, thathe has opened his
shop one door seth Of Duncan,s Store, where he
will q happy 20 acc anmo,Sa;s his old custom
short notice Tothe young men ofthis place
he would say. that no endeavors Will be wanting
on his part 10 please the most fastidious taste.
aud in all cases 6tAwii be warranted. s1sGf.sti
lie aas just receited the latest PARIS aud
NEWesf0RK EashioRss which will .enabie him
to do his work in strict conformity with the pre-
Vaiiilgg fashions and TASTE ef-ths ay.---z----
6.TSUTFINGsd oneaon SHORE notice, and
warranted 70 q if properly made up.
Joliet, Dec j. 1916. - -
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lift lbs Mafshsii,s patient Line Itsss<|
fof 'ala By he poilne, a hIastsssn's
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Price Is cents per box For ssIs ~ b4.4|.
q 90 sOiie.s and " $: aIykfR l.esI
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ROCK lRIVER SEMINARY.

/ 2 sAeDAM sASAS Askts SEAAANAAkKsagfa
slia 7ft,f haa HostHt Morris. Ilt ffsgss ,sgesls5
ENdEfaH erm Of this institutions " i'll open On,
| a the ~ 4 Of August, and continue eleven
weeks. fsFsisf ssi9a &c Liis ryIfiruP lPad sng h
8 - isaa - aai TERMs.gaesl hs.ea r .i,s.iass
iFuiticn in Common English Branches for es4fs
= ti.s Term, ssh e-esis- gif.l-i.fss q 4 00
Higher English Branches, ns- has! 500
Boa1ds Washing, Fdel, and Room rent siisg
Ineidenlals and Bed-washiag,s for ,shsis i 81
Term, IL y u loo
Studentsfurnish Deas,i Towels. aad Lights.
P. JUDSON, AGENT
4 Mount MgFris, JulS 29s 1851 a gIS7-gf
SCARFS.-J. 4. Mat.eson has jusf 4eceiScy
doz! six stripe Helnani Scars !. aisU adoz
Polka do. &r1 ~ .sa8B
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T iST of Letters remaining in tbs Post Office
IL at Loekpori, Will county, H., on the first
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Of PIC balS0Tlng B. { pP3 e @1E91a1s8
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-12-14
From the N. .. Delta.
LETTERS FROM MUSTANG.

YANKEE Doodle IN THE THEATRE.--
October S.-Last night we had an exciting
scene at the theatre. Between The pieces
the orchester, woith is really very fine one
gave us two or three beautiful airs, and con.
cluded with a Mexican national air. AS soon
as they finished; the audience, being mostly
American, called for Yankee Doodle; bu
the orches,er paid noattention. They siam
ped and rapped;as if they would bring the
house down over bur heads; but still the or.
chester needed n6': "A, length the bell rang
and up went the curtain. The audience
seeme, for an instant as fihey we're willing
to give it up; but at this moment tall slab
sided-looking genius, who bore The appear.
ance ofbeing real, thoroughbred patriotic
volunteer Of the first water, raised himself
about " half straight" and said: 81 often
heard that Yankee Doodle WIS the Ameri.
cans fghiin' tune; but as the darned etarnal
greasers kept us so busy while we %ete fight
D', that we couldn't have time even to %his.
tie little, | think we might have little
touch of Uncle Sans favortc, if il's only 10
make ieler rl,ink Of The white settlements"
This acted like an electric shock upon the
audience, and they recommended their calls
for Yankee Doodle. The actors appeared
upon the stage; but still they continued TO
stamp and llallUo. Sonora Caneltc bowed
gracefully, and smiled bewtchingly, but il
was no use; they had determined upon hear
ing our national air, and nothing could per-
suade them from il: The actors withdrew,
the curtain fell, The orchestra complied with
their demands, and tbe balance of Tn" even
ing's entertainment passed offin excellent or
der. A Mexican gentleman, sitting in front
of me, remarked TO his fiend, that it was The
best illustration Of tho American character
he had ever wtnesscd-lIut when they once
determined upon anything, neither the firm.
ness of man, nor the solicitations of woman,
could induce them to cease in their exer.
tions until they had accomplished their OBJ,
ject, and that in ten minutes after or efore
any efforts, you would think, from their aL-
peaiance, that they were as docie as lambs
and as harmless as infants. ..........
.. MUSTANG.
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is spirit abroad among The GOOD Americans
engaged IN This Wal, which will not sleep
during iuturily--a spirit which awaits their
rctnrn 10 thunder down upon the mouthing,
scrblIng sycophanls of a most unjust party
the full measure of an honest indgnalion.-
II is the same that brooded over our land du.
ring The war of the Revolution and the last
war; and men Of the present day, palsied
with age, having lived TO curse, with tears Of
repentance, The hour which she, with scon-
lui finger, marked them for life us the TORIES
of their country.
We HERE can see no difference between
tho men who in '76 succored the British, aud
those whs in AZ gave arguments and sym
palhy 10 the Mexcans. This kind of Ian
guage from man who came into this cam
pagn whig in policy; may sound strange
10 you; but | have again and again been
compelled TO listen 30 and suffer that which
have changed the disposition and alienaied
the affections of the most determined parti-
san. Eyon now, do not object to the lead
ing and main principles ofmy old party, so
much as curse and deprecale the lone OF
It's acknowledged leaders and supporters
If there is any reason which will prevent Gen.
Scott from effecting all honorable peace,
commanding as he does, the whole city Of
the Azlecs, with his powerful battery, it is
the spirit OF treason which | unhesi,atingly
say is promulged by the leading whg jour
nails al home. in Il soriie upon some lad
renes of Jalapa, short time since, possess
ed myself Of Ill the late newspapers pub.
lishcd in that place, and upon examining
theuI, find that, in that place, same as in
Mexics, the strongest arguments published
against our army; are selections from whig
papers in the United States: | send you a
late copy of tie "Boetin do Noticias." in
iu which you will perceive That lhe first ar
,icle is an extract from the National lntslli-
gencer
Your friend, r. M. WPNKOOP.
You may publish this, you please. have
become 30 disgusted with what have seen,
that have nU care for the consequences
which this kind Of truth may produce.
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CoNcREss.-Hatns convened, the people
throughout the length and breadth of the
land, are awaiting with deep anxiety the ac-
ton of that body upon the all eycit ing sub
ect of the war z. l' a'
What will be the result of the delibera-
tions Of the knowing ones in relatioti tllere-
to we can not even venture to guess; nor
Shall we pretend 10 add to the mass ofargu-
menls and predictions, pro and con, with
which the coldmus Of the newspapers are
crowded. CIV "'
There are but two courses which Can be Ia
ken; one fol and The other against our county
one whieEiwill,add to its honor and glory,
and the other fix uponths great American
Republic the first permanat "foul STAIN
Those who participate on one side of the ques.
ton will recev e,he gratitude aud reward due
,h.rn from the leopc--tiose on The opposite
will be an object for the finger OF
scorn in after days and will receive their re-
ward.
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EouILIBR1tM OF TRADE.-The friends of
free trade contend; that The commerce OF the
world, if left 10 itself, will regulate ITSELF
The truth ofthis, in regard TO the currency of
commerce, is proved by the experience ofev-
cry fear. Wherever the demand i'd greatest
there 90 the precious mcials Whenever the
demand is destroyed by the use Of paper cur
rency then gold leaves the country for some
more needy region: The manner in which
this law works is this Money being scarce
IN particular place, causes a reduction Of
prices; this reduction attracts buyers, who
bring money, which raises prices again 10
their natural level. Thus the law of supply
and deltiaha regulates the currency Of ma
lions; Just as The natural law Of fgravi,y caus-
es water 10 seek its proper level.
These remarks were suggested by the fact
noticed in the English papers, that the ex
changes from Europe and America are turn
ing in favor of that country, which "will send
the precious metals back" The oxpan-
sions Of the Bank of England, having driven
the coin out of the kingdom, and at the same
time induced extensive railroad spsculations
which absorb the capital Of the nation aided
by somesther catses, have brought On a state
Of commercial ruin and disaster that is hardly
conceivable. The suddeniall ID followed al
most instantly by the announcements that gold
and silver are flowing back 10 England!
How completely do these truths, refute
the paper money argument, that we have ne,
enough of hard msney in the country to serve
as currency. ID may be true that we have
mot 90 much At present as would be needed
because the bank notes have driven it away.
But let paper mony be disused, and as it i
gradually Withdrawn the law Of nature will
cause the gold to "fow in upon Us like the
tide.--Ohio Press.