davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
y. 81, Iawrenco A 90.
NORFOLK. CT,

NORFOLK, CT,
HAvE been appointed Wholesale and
II retdil agents for the sale of
DIR. TO NSEND'S SAIsSAPARfLLA
an artile already 10 we'll known for its hnS
surpassed medicinal properties TO need any
further decentralization.
AS there rs so much 6f this article purs
porting to be DIR. Townsend's that is spuS
RIOTS persons Shonld be careful OF whom
they putthases Ali cad depend upon pros
curing Of US the genuine article. Merchants
supplied at reasonable rale.
E. q. LAWRENCE g. CO.
Norfolk, July l 1S4S, tf9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

w. HE Court of Probate for the District Of Ca
naan hath limited and allowed Fix months
from the date hereof. for the creditors To the
L estate Of SER EMO n. GiLLETT. late Of
Canaan, IN said district, deceased, 10 ex-
hbit their claims for settlement. These
who neglect 10 present their accounts, properly
attested; within said time, will be debsrred q re-
covery. All persona indeb ed to said estate sre
REQUESTED 70 make immediate paymentt0
GEORGE s, GlLLETT;
Administrator.
rauaan, lima n,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
PROBATE RECORD.


N pursuance Of an order from the Court Of
4 Probate for the District OF Plymouth; will
he cold Al public auction on Saturday the I2th
day oi August next, al o'clock A. N. (nnless
previously disposed II at private sale,l at the
Clock Shop belonging tulSilas B. Terry, certain
personal property belonging to the estate of
Hiram WeliOn late o, Plymouth in said district
deceased, net excseding the inventory price
the sum Of one thousand dollars-said proper.
" consists Of Clock movements and the various
parts Of movements in all .iages towards com.
pleiion, and the various kinds of stock usual in
such establishments tor the manufacturing Of
lock movements.
JAMES BEACH. Administrator.
Dated a, Plymouth. this 18th day Of July
A. d, 1915 2wl0
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

MIndav. JuIy l7th

AZ markst-l.6OO Beef Cattle. ed frrm the
South and West, via. Philade lphia,, 90 Cows
and Calves. and 5000 Sheep and Lambs.
BEEF CA1TLE-We quoae a from rs @
rs according TO quality. About 20 head lefl
over, and 800 driven to Brighton.
COWS AND CALVES brought from 30, 30,
~ so. All sold.
eHEEP sold al from 9&io 50 to so. Lambs
Sl79 10 $50 TO 3 IS, and all taken.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
A. g. J. DAYTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SERAPHINS AND MELODEONs.
4 W

IN HEIR Instruments are made Upon
IL principles eniiiely nett, aud produce q
richness Of lone hitherto unalla med In reed
instruments.
They are admirably adapted to
SACRED MUSIC.
WALTZES, MARCHES, &c. are per.
formed with equal facility. These Inslru>
men,s will keep 10 tune longer than almost
any other insirumeui-and as the expert.
ment Of using them for an accompaniment
to Church Choifs having heen fairly tried
by many Churches In New England and
elsewhere, the subscribers feel entire conf
dence IN recommending :hem as a durable
and efficient instrument. Societies or in
dividuals who are DESTROYS Of obtaining a
superior instrument for the CHURCH OI
PARLOR, will fnd II for their interest u
call and examine them, as they cannot fail
TO please all lovers Of
GOOD MUSIC.
Prices vary fism $50 TO $500.
uPiano Fnrtes, Parlor Organs, Sera.
phins and Accordeons luGed and repsired in
the best manner.
A. g. J. DAYTON.
Wolcottiils, jane lst ls4S. 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

TVHE subscriber ndess for sale. or to LET, the
l. BLACKSMITH SHOP and lot. laieiy
occupied By p. r. Jarvis, in the centre Of the
village IL New Mi.i"rd. An exceileni stand
where = good Blacksmith will end constant
employment.
DAVID C. SANFORD.
New Milford, July Sih ls4s ITO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
General Tayler.s Character.

Letter from the Rev. Mr.. Lambe, late q
Chaplain in the Army. and now pastor Of the
congregational church Al Palmer Depot. Mass
His testimony is worth more than that Of a
thousand locoioco politicians.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
For sale by s. Bnel, Litchfeld:
District OF Li.chfield Be,
Probate Court, June 10, l0i

Essste Of Eliza Wslch late Of Lncb6eld, in
ssit District deceased.
The Couf, II Probate for the District Of
Litchtield bath limited and allowed six Months
iom the date hereof. for the Creditors Of said
Estate. 10 exhibit their claims for settlement
Those whI neglect 10 present. their accounts,
properly sfiested, within said lime, will be de-
barred recovery. All persons indebted 10 said
Estate are requested to make ininedisie pays
ment 10
JASON WHITING. Adm.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

nj Office The undersigned. the duly APP
IN pointed Trustees On the estate 1T LII.
THEIR n. STEBBiNS Of Win,hesier. sssigneA
cor the beneht % his creditors. heTchY give
nolies that they have appointed and emplo,ess
che said assigno1 (by and with The sdviee u
the Court Of Probate Of the Disavirs ~ WE
chester. a. the agent Of the said 'gfusfces.
for the sale aud dispCaal Of the goods arb
chattels Of the estate assigned III psE, suailce .f
the provisions Of existing las,
VIRGIL STEB3tNS J TINS
MuNSON MERRIAMS tetx.
Winchester June 7.islS. IS 3w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
At a Court OF Probate holden al Norfolk
within and for the District 6f Norfolk. on
the % h day of June, lS48.

NJ OOurt Oh FrOnAte n0iten AZ CNOrtOtks
withiH and for the District bf Norfolk. on
the % day of June, l64S.
Present VIM K. PncK, Esq. Judge.
UPON the petition Of MIno DYkR, Of Norfolk, in
The county, of Li,ehfHld, showing TO this Court
that he Is the Guardian oil, Lucy M Dyke, Eecta
B Dyke, Abigail A Dyke and Reuben B Dyke,
oil OF Norfolk. within said district, minors;-thai
said minors are owner Of real estate situated in
said Norfolk, viz, one undi vided eighth paif u
certain tract-Ut land Eahtainihg about two hnn-
dred and ten acres, lying in the sOHih part OF said
n Tfoks on bath sides Of the highway leading
from William Oakley's TO Hiram R0ysh and
b unded as fdlOws-on the north nv land for
mcTly owned by the late Stephen Norton also
on VIM Oakley, Samuel D Northway & Moses
Cowles /; on the east by : D Nor,hwav, Moses
CO~les. LorraIn T'hf,alls and Seth G Brown;
on the south bv Seth G Brown and heirs Of The
late Stephen Norton on the ives. by heirs Of
the said Stephen Norton. and Robert Geer |;
their interest in fact OF said described piece of
land being their righi, id the estate OF the late
Reuben Bfown-Tha, i, would be for the benefit
OF said minors to have their interest in said land
sold. and the avals thereof placed At INTEREST,"
or expended for education, as the statute has
In such case provided, Praving tor liberty TO sell
Said property tor the purposes afore said, as per
petition on file.
TITS ORDERED BY THIS COURT.
That said Guardian give notice Of said applca-
ton, by causing the same to be pGblished in one
OF the Newspapers printed in Litchfield in the
County of Litchfeld three weeks successivelv,
at least six weeks before the hearing; and that
said petition vii. be heard at the Probate Office
at 10 o'clock forenoon. Certified from Record.
WIN X PECK lIHOA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

r lST Of Letters remaining in the Post Of
i A fee at Litch6eld Conn., July LIST 1913,
Abernethy, E Lewis William
Andrew William, Rev Martin, Joseph
BALDWIN. T Martin, Henry
Barbour, George M Maee. Ailse
Rarnes, Olive McB,ide, Patrick
Reach navid McNiel, John Jt
Beers, William Mer'iman' Jniia
Rensop OayidC MerIman, Robert D
Blakesly, Aseph Q Miles, 4 Son
Bosrke, Catha;lne Moore, SiuheyS
Breckenai re, VIM Morgan. Stephen
Rne) Helen E2 Moss, William e
Ruel. Marina Newberry,I A
Ruel. Truman PettibOne, MT
Burge, Hobart II Reed, Aiec'a
Cook CD Rider, John p
Clark, Clarissa \ Riley Sarah
Corn;ne samuel sanford, Ann C
Culver CHARLES SANFORD, Ozias
DeForest, Marcus l. CoSnow, II
Denney Martha SPeslary calhafine
Ferguson. II z stevens. Isaac
Gage Joseph STERLING, mary
Godfrey, Almira Sullivan james
Gray. Ranald Thraushaar, Johannes
Hall Andrews Tracy Francis
Hastings, = l.. Wheeler, Virginia E
Hyde Margaret Williams, +
johnson, VIM Saml Winchester. Edwin
Kest, Francis Wmsh'p. .C"rneiia a
Keller, John 2 Wooden. W"lsey
keelet,T Woodruff. Mary A
West, Charles 7
r. NJ. WOODRUFF, P. N.
Litch6eld, July 5ih ls4s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
MARRIED.

In Cornwall, Conn. on the 18th inst. by Rev
Ira Pettibone Of Winsted, Mr. John H, Welch
m D. Of New Hartford. late Of Norfolk, to
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Bell of Cornwall
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE. A Double
: Pleasure Carriage, NAV be used with one
or two harses-it will be sold cheap or sx'
changed for light buggy.
r. M. s. PEi-SE,
Falla Village. July 18Th lW
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

W'gtes. EleU0EOrs.
To take the place Of Pumps.
A N admirable adoption Of the ancient Egyp.
N tian or Chinese method Of
RAISING WATER.
The Subscribers offer Tor salc the chespess and
best lnethod VI drawing water from wells and
cisieEns tor domestic use. or for manufacturing
paspcsess ever introduced TO che public. IL 70
csiisd tho
Patent GALVANIZED Endless Chain
Water Elevator.
Il eAviatag tise bSscssons % 3uhfps-=shcfi Do
freezing 10. in5afing the wsteT, and getting out
Of order. Tie cham 10 galvanized. which Ten-
dsrs 70 very darable and prevents snv iniusioas
effect wbstsveI upon the wsteT By q mare
water cen BE- raised in anv given time. with she
same p"wes. than bv any pump IN use. We
warrant u 10 give enine sat sfactl.an.
AL orders left 81 the Mansion Hause or ~ this
Office, 81 letters addressed 70 the subscriber
val meet ksOEnDt attention.
One Of these Elevai0EO 10 IN operation in the
pubic well 81 the hesd Of South ST. Ltehheld
KELLOGG & FOOT.
BToOk6eld, June 2s.h. 1913. "3wL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
To Book Agents,
THE MEXICAN WAR.

The Subscriber has in press and will
shortly publish, d History Of the MeAs
lean War;" comprising com pIete Hiss
tory OF alithe operations ofthe AmeriEah
Army In Mexico: With sketches and an
ecdoies Of the tilost distinguished officers
10 the Regular Army and the volun,esf
Force. BY John. Frost ESD Illustrated
with numerous Engfavings
A number OF enterprising and efficiciit
men. OF good character, are offered pro-:
dtable employment as Agents, in circu.
latiAg The above Work
For Terms; and all other information,
applicants will please call on he subscris
Der OF address by mail, Post paid.
Fl. MANSFIELD,
Book Publisher, "a York s., News
Haven
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
ITEMS.
can.

MAINE.-Thos ]. d. Fuller is the Loco
FocO candidate tor Congress in the Sevs
en,h District of Maine, now represented
by Hezekiah Williams IL. F)
0J-HOn job Mann is the Loco. FOcO
candidate for Congress In the XlXth Dis
lrict Of Pennsylv. nia. The district is
composed of the counties of Westmorp>
la"d, Bedford and Cambria, and is
strongly loco>toco. .
The Boa CoNsTRIcToR:-Mr. Barnum
vas the purchaser of the enormous serpent
,26 feet long) which arrived at Salem,
week before last, in the Brig Allen. from
the coast OF Africa. He PAID Sill 900.
Il il now 10 be seen al the American Mus
scun.-Brideport Republican.
uNineiy mine sheep were burned 10
death In a car on the Connecticut River
Railroad the other day. The sheep be-
lonsed 10 Justice Roo; of Greenfield, Mass.
and were intended tor the Brighton Market.
nFStock of the Hartford and New Ha-
yea Railroad sold at New York, last week,
for $lOl l.2 per share.
nWm. II Seward and Horace Greeley
passed through Rochester, going we>,, last
Wednesday.
nFIt is rumored that Gen. Pillow is 10
receive foreign mission.
"The Bradford, Penn, Reporter, pub.
lislsed at Mr.. Wilmot's residence, has pu.
up the nomination of Martin Van Buten
for President
HiGHLY ArrRoPRIArE.-The ratifying
hunkers of Buffalo and vicinity, fred fifteen
guns, last week, in honor ofthe nominal ton
of Cass When the firing ceased, many
wondered at why they stopped at fifteen ,
tut the wonder ceased, when they counted
up and found that 10 be the number Of slave
States In the Union.-Ulica Democrat.
~Major Tochman on trial in WASH
ing,on for sending challenge to Mr. J H.
Bradley to hshi duel, has been acquitted
Reverdy Johnson was one ,fhis counsel.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
Drugs and Medicines,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
.. Edward Smish,
Physician and Surgeon.
WesI Cornwall Conn. tfg



WHE subscriber having removed from the
state. offers for sale his property in the
u village OF Litch6eld, and within three miles
OF the ceniemp lated rail road, running from
Bridgeport to Winsted, consisting Of q good.
house, two harms an1 out houses. variety of
fruit trees, fifteen acres Of first rate land, part
OF which 10 valuable meadow. the remainder
good pasture well waiered. The above prop.
erty is pleasantly situated about one quaFieT Of
mile from the Court House. Shoul Id the puT-
chaser prefer hOuse with a less quantity Of
land, he will be able to dispose Of any part bfil
the s'ua ion being such as TO render It salabIe:
There is rising Of thirty rods fronting on North
street, and extending east to tile road running
from this village 10 Wolc o,ty lie. The above
property has one peculiar advantage, Il Is en-
tirelv exempt from taxation. IL will be sold ae8
low rate. and part OF the purchase money eGtl
remain on interest II desired.
For itirihef particulars enquire OF Mr.. q:
Goodwin. or Cap:. Charles jones residing neSE
said property. .E
Li,ehIield. july 10Th is4S.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
rAU ~ VkAt
STDWE ESTAgLlSMGEMT
Al
Reduced Prices.
GARWOOD SANFORD

II AVING made arrangements with j. Car
II EingtOn g. Co. to prosecute the Slpve
business in all It's branches At the old stand oil
the late Muses. Morse now offers TO the public
q vefy extensive assortment OF Cook STOVES and
fixtures. A grea variety Of psiterns, among
which are few tAthanors improve |; decidedly
the hest large Co * stove now in use. All kinds
Of Parior stoves, "a hand or made TO order, also
oil kinds Shee, Iron. Upper, g. Tin work made
ot the best materials. Stove and fire Tea ket-
ties, Dish Kettles, Siew-pans with covers, Spi-
ders. Basins, e.. &c. Stove backing, q very
superior article all kinds OF House work done TO
order. Eave-trough from 10 to 70 l-2 and con-
ductof 8 cts per foot. Please call and examine,
40 we shall be pleased ID wan On all who may
call Tor curiosity or purchase.
Liietfeid, June 81, ls4S. GIN
PS-An entire new pattern Of Cook and Of
Parlor Stoves will be received in few days.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
GENIN. HALTER .
214

BROADWAY NE w YORK.
TNHE three great essentials. ELEGANCE,
l. EXCELLENCE and ECONOMY, are
the points arrived at by the proprietor Of tbs
establishment. The following prices have
been fixed upoii for his best style Of goods.
First quality BEAVER HATS. - sd
Second do do do ~
FAST do MOLESKIN do 400
Second do do do 30d
First do CLOTH CAPS, l ~
Second do do do I'd
0u-Asuperb stock of CHiLDRENsFANCY
HATS, Of the most elegant materials aud
beautiful pat!ers; constantly for sale
GENIN, ala, Broadway.
6J-Author Of the Illustrated History Of the
Hat.
New Yotk; May let is4s SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
JASON WHITING. Adm.

A. q Court OF Probase holden ut Salisbury
within and for the District Of Salsbu. v
on ,he i4,h day If June, Is4S.
Present John q Mitchell. Esq. Judge.
0N motion Of Peter P. Everisj Adninis-
" traitor on the Estate IT EREDERilK
BARNETT, late OF Salisbury within said
District deceased. THIS Cour doth decree
that Six months from this date be allowed
and limited for the creditors Of said Estate 10
exhibit their claims to the Adainisiiater %
said Estate and directs that public noii~, be
given Of ihis order BY adse Iisina in Nsws-
paper printed in Litch64ld, and by posting
copy ihefeoi on . pnbiic Sign rosi in The
town Of Salisbury, nearest The place where
the deceased last dwell
Certified from Record
JOHN - MITCHELL. yndse.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20
ASTONISHING CURE OF CONSUME
TON.

AtsuszA. Me. May 81. ls4a
DR.. BRApLkE-Sir-1'he Hungari an Balsami
has been Of the most infinite service to the.
which was thought TO be ihcursble BY all my
friends. by the use Of few bottles. One Of my
children vas aiss restored 10 health, ajitf beina
pronounced beyond the reach Of medical aid
and this medicine 10 H.'w MY constant resort Id
case ol difficulty iii the throat and lungs
Yodfs, truly.
For sale by s. Buel, Litchfeld:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-20

Falls Village, July 18Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-01

The quotations for Government and State securities
during the past year. have not Huctuated much until
within the past three months While the receipts Of
specie oontinuedlsrge, and the banks In expanded
condition. prices for Stocks Of all kinds steadily
advancing, and reached the highest points In August
and september The cessation of large mportatons of
the precious metals at that time caused suspension of
the ADVANCE and since that time have been seadi
y but slowly declining, until they have touched points
lower than they have been at any time within the past
twelve months. The actual value Of many of these
securities is much greater than 1t last year
at this time; and were it not for the depression
in the money Market and the threatened revulsion
in financial and commercial affairs, the market
price of these stocks would range several per cent
above those ruling Government stocks depress
cd by the stringency In the money market, by the
amount already in existence and by the probability Of
9 large amount Of Treasury notes being soon offered
for sale on government account. The wants of the
general government increasing daily and there is
no limit to the public expenditures capitalists are
tious how they employ their They wish to hold
themselves in readiness for any emergency and there is
every probability Of the government being In tight
place befske 1t gets all the money it wants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-01

1t will be by this table that prices for breadstus
at the and the close of the present
ruled low compared with those during the year
The demand for breadstuffs was comparatively
dsrste until about the close Of January and the ship
ments, until that time, had been limited Reports Of
the deficiency in the harvests Of Great Britain and Ire
land, reached in February and March, of nature
calculated to stimulate speculation and holders of flour
and grain In all the markets of this country advanced
their pretensions and commenced extensive shipments
Orders from England and France out about that
time In great numbers and prices became inflated to
greater extent than had been known for years. The
packet Of the 9th Of May from Liverpool which arrived
at Boston the first week in June brought accounts Of
the most favorable nature regarding prices for in
England, causing the most intense excitement in our
markets, and the most rapid advance in quotations
prices at that time reached their maximum The reac
ton commenced soon after and the reached In
August, of the commencement Of the rsvusion In the
financial and commercial affairs Of the United Kingdom
From that time to the close Of November the decline in
prices rapid the advance had previously BEEN
Since that time the English markets have been very
much depressed aud the shipments from this side have
only been to a moderate extent Prices here range
too high for shipment There large orders in this
country but they limited in rates. and cannot be
filled at the ruling quotations In markets Our do
nestle demand sussins prices however very firmly and
cannot supply very active demand for shipment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-01
Total
Estimated.

This shows Of imports for the year Of 49,
44a. The movement has been Just reversed since
last May The exports In November and Deem
Der were about - large the imports in February and
March, and should the shipments continue through
uary and February Of s4s large they have been
during the past two months the above balance will be
completely drained The above table merely shows the
extent Of the expectation to foreign ports does not
include any shipments to Mexico, Cites idea Of
the immense amount already sent to the army in that
cotton The external drain for the regulation Of balan
css of trade and exchanges only exhibited in the above
statement According to these returns the drain has
just commenced. The first indications visible in
September whom the exports exceeded the imports
than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and the
exports imports has since increased with
great rspidity.
The market opened at the commencement Of the year
with moderate stock, and speculative feeling grow
ing out of confidence in the smaller estimates of the
crop, then having Its eject the public mind here
and in England during tn, month, holders offered
buyers greater facilities in the taking of cotton the
custom of delivery and payment in or ten days
thrown aside, and thirty days the currently
accepted time This gave those disposed to speculate
great advantage they enabled to handle large
parcels Of cotton with small amount of Prices
rapidly pnder this unnatural state Of things
porters having retired from market leaving the field
clear to this class Of spscuators that about the I'd
February, the outside quotations above quoted, were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-01

any moment, without submitting to q heavy shave
The bills Of State banks which secured wholly
BY New York State stocks, are good enough In good
times; but In times like these there DO many of
doubtful character that 1t is impossible to tell where ON
explosion may take place next. We would advise peo
pie not to stand heavy shave them They worth
the face In trade and pass current enough among bus
ness men
The effect Of the panic among holders Of bills Of the
free banks Of this State upon city banks has been Of
very alarming nature IL IL estimated that full three
hundred thousand dollars In specie has been drawn from
the Wall street banks within the past two days and
ess the panic ong bill holders rapidly subsidies, the
city banks will be bad of the country banks.
drain of specie from half dozen different sources
tinusd for any length of time would draw every dollar
from their vaults and should have nothing but
irredeemabls paper currency During the past two
days. holders Of country bank bills have thronged
Wall street for their redemption, and have, upon
receiving bills Of city banks for the uncurrent they
held, upon payment Of from two to Eve per cent dis
count presented them at for the specie and
ried home the gold and silver Many would take no.
thing but American gold, and the scenes which have
taken place In Wall street since this panic commenced
beggsr all description. In cases. poor women in
their fright have presented at the counters Of brok
ers bills Of city banks and in their anxiety to get
specie have offered to submit to any sacrifice We trust
that this panic will be allayed that the poorer classes
will not be swindled any than they have BEEN and
that this difficulty will bring about some change in the
free banking law. Az 1t is the system 10 illusion
and there many radical defects in Its operation The
bill holders not wholly under it. although
they better protected than under any other system
ever had. There should be margin left for depre
citation in the State Stocks the Comptroller should not
issue bills to the full amount of the par value of the
stocks received and then there would be no difficulty
| mo discount ON the bills In panic times