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PROSPECTUS s-ls54-'5.
THE GLOBE:
The Official Paper Of Congress, and
Newspaper for the People.

The O$ttcial Paper OK CongreBS, and
Newspaper for the People.
LoRD BRoUGMAM, in his Historical
Sketches Of S,a,esmcn who f.urishcd in
tho time Of George The Third gives some
remarkable examples, showing the great
loss sustained by England in the history
ofiis statesmen, and Of its national pro,
gress, through the imperfect state of por-
liamentary reporiing in former times
lie opens his life Of Lord CHATHAM
thus:
'There is hardly any man in medern
times, with the exception, perhaps. Of
Lord Somers, who fills SO large space
in our history, ana Of whom we know SO
little, US Lord Chatham; and yet he is the
person 10 whom every rne would at once
point. if desired TO name the mos, sue
cessiul stnteman and mos, brilliant ora
tor that this country ever produced. .
Lord Somers, indeed we can scarcely be
said TO know anything at all. That he
was person Of unimpeachablc integrity,
a Judge Of great capacity and learning, a
firm friend ofllberty, but q cautious and
safe counselor in most difficult. emerg-
encies, all are ready TO acknowledge
Bu, the authority which he possessed
among his contemporaries. the influence
which his sound and p,nciical wisdom
exercised over their proceedings. the ser.
vices which he was thus enabled to rem
der in steering the Constitution safe
though the most trying times. and saving
Us from arbitrary pnwor without paying
the price Of our liberties in anarchy and
bloodshed-say, conducting the whole
proceedings Of a revolution with all the
delibera.ion, and almost in the forms oi
an ordinary legal proceeding, have sur.
rounded his name with mild yet imper.
iahable glory, which, in the contrast oi
our dark ignorance respecting all The par
,iculars and details Of his life, gave the
figure something altogether mysterious
and idoal. II is now unfortunately loo
late, supplying this information, to Gil up
the outline Which the msagher records
Of his times have le6 Us. But il 10 ain
rular how much Of Lord Chatham, who
Aourished within the memory Of the pro-
sen, generation, still rests upon vague
tradition. As a statesman, indeed. he il
known TO us by the events which history
has recorded to have happsned under hif
administration. Ycs even 10 his share in
bringing these about. little has been pre-.
served Of detail. So, fragments Of his
speeches tuys been handod down 10 us,
but these bear so very small proposition
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An informal summary Of tho annual
commerce and navigation reports, has
been prepared for the use Of the Secre,a-
~ Of the Treasury, from which il appears
that the imports Of foreign nsrchandiss
du'ingih fiscal year ending June 80,
1854, were fraction over $500, ,O00,-
600. The exports Of domesiic produce
wero between $50 ,000, 900 and $50, O00,.
600. Tho cxpor. Of brcads,ulfs and pro-
visions wore somewhat in excess Of
$50, 900 900. The difference between
the imports and exports vas made up in
California gold, stocks, and mercantile
obligations. The revenue from customs
as before stated. was about $e5 5,000,-
600, and from al other sources $S, ,000,-
OOO.-- WashigtOn Globe.
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Or In Canada East, o, French Cana.
du, old feudal tenures oxisi almost over
Tho whole Province, and tho Provincial
Parliament on the 30ih uli. was trying TO
devise means 10 accommodate the old
worn out syslem to modern ideas Of rish,
and civilized progress. Had Canada
continued to belong to France instead ol
becoming subject TO England these ten.
urcs would long ego have been done
away, amid the chspgea produced by
revolutions in tho Pafen, State. Under
English rule, however, the progress Of
laws 10 French Cansds has been little or
none, and so essential leudsl tenurcs,
virtually dead in enlightened Europe
survive and remain in.ac, on tho Ameri>
can continent.
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gIIDLE. DReEI1ER 3. Is54.
rrRE vENrURE.

I've have offered to sell tho Tentars,
and bad the opportunity about year sgO,
but for what we then doomed a good
season, declined 10 do so. We again
desire 10 sell, because to US the business
10 not as profitable as il might be 10 a
person who could give his whole aiien.
iion 20 lie interests. Whs, is wanted is
q person who would satisfy our msrch.
aais, Of whom there Bre some four in
kalida, and soms thirty in tho comfy,
and our business men generally that they
would benefit themselves by advertising.
We huse never had respectable mer-
camille advertising patronage in Putnam
eosniy--nevera liberal one. A, presen,
ws have noSs. OF course, with this kind
Of support no press can stand, and this is.
q specimen Of the appreciation home
literature receives among US. With such
Aaiscring tokens Of favor we havo 60.
along for ten years nearly, as the con.
ducicr Of tho Venture That i, has no.
sesn better we do not complain, aud wo
would not say what we do, but to assure
our readers and those who nigh, have
sustained press, but did not ,ha. if
within month or two wa Venture no
more, and our press and types ase dis.
posed Of TO moro spprocia,ivs lcsali,y
--.ha. II vill be wrong to blame us. We
caanoi help il. We can not make
bricks without straw, whistles out Of
pigs tails, or newspapers without money.
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Mr.. P. Maxwell, Bank Commissioner
Of Illinois, publishes card stating ,hs,
every bank Of that State under the gen.
oral banking law, have deposited with
the Auditor, in The hand of the Treasur-
or, good interests paying bonds oftihe
several States, TO the full amount of ey>
cry dollar Of their own bills; and all reg
is'eted money is equally secured, one
bank with another. Those ,ha. have
closed their doors have in no way depre>
ciaied the security for their bills;-ihey
are Of their full value now but canno,
command specie until the Auditor dispo-
ses Of their bonds or securities accord
ing TO law, which is required to be done
Immediately, at whish time due notice
will be given and the bills redeemed in
specie. No sacrifice should be made OH
Illinois bank bills whatsoever pot even
suspended banks.-M Y. Tribune.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Among oil tho
idle medicamonis Of the day, the names Of
which fill tho common ear TO nausea, we
would not include Holloway's Pills, cslc-
braied both hero and in Europe, for their
wonderful curative properties. A sound dis
elimination has taught us thst their repu,a.
ton is not ephemeral, but solid substantial
one, based upon long and useiul eris.enc e
amsng the intelligent. the refined, and the
discerning. They are to be met with in
every portion OF the civilised Globe. and in
every spot their virtues are alluded to with
grateful enthusiasm, that well endorses their
capacity and virtaes. They arc not merely
.designed fcra speeial complaint. but are
depuratives and cure, by removing from the
system elements or disease, thus operating
in an extraordinary manner in rost ah dis.
orders TO which human nature 10 subject -
N Y. True National Democrat.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO tho non>ros-
iden. land owners hereby afr c,ed, tina,
the viewers and surveyor will meet at
the house Of William Reckart, in Oner-
vile, Monterey township, Putnam coun-
~, Ohio, on the Is, dsy Of February,
A. D., 1855, OF within FIVE days ,hereaf.
ter, 30 view, locate end survey the fol-
lowing county road, 10 wit: Commencing
AT The south ives. corner Of section
No. ihirty.four, in town ! south range
4 east in said county, thence north on
The line between the counties OF Putnam
g. Van Vert, 10 the Paulding county line.
Dece mber l, 1854. 6l2*
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"TnE HARD, ORA PROTEST ~ Benz
ton.
STAND FROM uNDER."-Hard money
men.
'LET 'ER RIP.r- Everybody.
We are advised, by what we regard %
good suihorily, that the Treasurer Of
State has JUS. issued circular to the
several county T,easurers, ins.ruciing
them that after the frs, day Of December,
now close at hand, no moneys will be
received fot Staie taxes save Gold and
Silvsr. We understand that the Trea-
surer has been driven TO this alternative
by the conduct Of certain banks Of this
State, in having sold him Eastern Ex-
change, without having al the time ol
presentation, any means at The Eas. will,
which 10 meo. their obligations.
This, however, may be only one ol
many reasons for his extraordinary order;
but we doubt not, whatever may bs his
reasons and mosivss, tho people of the
State will. in COED time, have them in
detail Gin. Eng.
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WHIsKEY BANK OF INDrANA.-There
is man at indianapolis who is president
Of bank located among the nobs OF In.
diana, who boasted tina, he could prevent
run upon his bank with q barrel Of
whiskey. lie does NOT trouble himself
about coin, currency, or exchange; but
by letting his whiskey run among the
natives, they get upa run against oil
runners, who, in turn, run tou, Of the
country faster than they run~in.f 'Ehe
.ffec. Of such proceedings, strange 10
say, does not produce any doubt ubou.
the basis ol the bank, but merely aston
ishment al the very peculiar mode Of do
ing business = Dayton( Wing JoarnaI.
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A Frce negro is not citizen Of the Uni
ted STATES, and according to q recent
decision in the State Of Illinois cannot
maintain suit. Tie Chicago Times
states the case thus: Joseph G. Mitchell
free negro, as plaintiff, sued Chs rles
H. Lamar, who pleaded that fres me-
gro was not citizen Of The Uuitsd
States. and hence could not maintain .
sui, before the United States Court.
The plea was sustained by Judge Drum
mond, Of the United States CiIcaii
Court, and the decision was concprsed
in by Judge Mclean Washington
Globe.
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How did the Canal Bank Of Cleveland
report! Why, lis condition was, as apr
pears upon Audi'or's report for August,
in az sound condition as any Stock
Bank In the State. No not another
Stock Bank in The State ,bas makes q
better show Of ability to mt el oil Do.
mands Than this same bank. And now
within the brief space Of three shcr'
months, j, has closed its doors against
dIlcvedi,ors, and il ID regarded ass the
worst failure ,ha, has occurred for many
years!
like the baselcss fabric Of a dream,
Loaves naueht but wreck bshind."
20. Syatesman & Democrat.
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sTlERIFF's SALE.
Milton c. Ewing -

Milton G. Ewing r,ro,,c.
William M. Stewart
DY virtue Of feIi facias TO me directed
ID from the Court Of common pleas, Of
Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the door Of the eour, house,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of January,
A. D., 1856, !.
between the hours Of ten O'clock, A. NJ,
and four O'Clock, P. M, OF said day, the
following Real Estate, situated in said coun-
ty Of Putnam, to wit:
In-lot number four (4) in Chambers addi-
tion in the town Of Gilboa. Appraised a;
$40 90.
TsAen as the property Of William M.
Stewart, to satisfy an execution in favor Of
Milton C. Ewing.
JOHN B. FRUCIlEY, Sheriff.
SMERIFF's OFFICE,
Kallds, Putnam Co, o., Dec. 9, 1854.
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The Dayton Journal publishes in a
letter from friend the following recipe
for scrofula. IL is the discovery oiNich.
'.olas Longworlh, Of Cincinnati, and has
beeu used with success:
TO one spoonful OF aqUafortis,
two Of strong, clear vinegar ls aided,
and Two copper GEMS are dropped in
which creates n strong everescence, and
are left in till il ceases TO sparkle.
The preparations 10 twice per day ap.
piled TO The sore with soft rag
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consrsssional votes District.
Richard Mott. HIS. Commager.

The London Times realizes that the
brush with Russia 10 not the mere furry
.hat, was as 6rss anticipated. Il says
that two hundred thousand men are re-
quired by the Allies 10 do the wosk be.
fore them properly, and adds:
"Wi,h the fall Of SebssiopoI our PRES
eni intense suxic'y may cease, but with
that event the war must te considered
As only jast commencing > Washing.
Giode.
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rAs rresens scarcity os uronoy.


In 1916, 1919, 1926, 1887, ls42, no,
10 &c further back, there have boen
revulsions in trade. We should in the
usual course Of business have had . re.
vsIse in monetary matters some years
bsck, but for the acquisition OF California,
and with il an average annual product OF
sb..ui $50. 100000 Of gold. Blu, ono
half Of this is yearly semitic Europe, and
iis place is supplied BY paper, which is
well enough in prosperous tines, bu, the
vsy reverse whom disaster comes. 10
the natural world tho base Of structure
IL generally as large or larger shan ~ha,
is built upon i. In banking the analogy
Of ,he physical rule is set ~ noughi. The
bas;A Of bshking nevOr bears any propor>
sion 10 the supershueiure-,he basis is
gold and silver, and papcr circulation is
che edifice built upon il. Like pyramid
uPsiLs down, the base ,spers towards
soothing, whilo indefinite expansion marks
che paper medium il upAolds. In May
las. when the Banks Of Ohio made their
returns, the circulation Of Tho State Bank
and branches Of Ohio was $7,3ll,225,
ahs specie 10 redeem /, with 81 ,e51 ,275
being four dollars ani foriy-two cents Of
parer for every dollar Of specie; the
circulation ofihe Independent Banks was
$1,000 ,S57, the specie $l92 PAS or Gvo
dollars und twenty-five cents Of paper for
oech dollar Of specie; the circulation Of
thv Free Banks was $792, AIS The specie
10 redeem il with $l33 .6s4 OF FIVE dol
lars and ninety cents Of paper 10 one in
specie. And Of course but little exer.
ton is necessary 10 dornngs II not oversos
such system as this. A small storm in
sbe monetary world con a, any time bring
crssh Of Banks, and broaking Of
Stick credits.
Fur years wo have had over-speculo.
iion 10 railroads, over-buying Of morch-
sndize, and over.Hading in every species
Of business. There has beer for long
time plenty Of borrowing, but not enough
Of paying. We have sold State and Rail
road stocks Ly the million in Europe, and
taken goods in place ofmoEey in paymen.
for them. The stocks remain and beer
interest. and our Railroads have even
borrowed the msans 10 pay that interest.
The EuSopesu war with Russia has stop
ped the borrowing speculation, and The
demand has come for paying, no, in Ohio
slone, but oil over the Union. In June
last, the iime whom she interest on Rsil>
road stocks, &C., is smos.Iy payable there
wss . lighlonihg Of tho money market.
The Schuyler and other frauds wsre OK.
posed. Confidence in stock sYeculations
was At an end, and the panic became 50
gssat that Wall.Strees vas reported broke.
Il is not TOO much 10 say that the value
Of $3.50, ,e0o,0oe Of stocks were affected
BY what took place, the loss being more
c' less 70 each Company and interest.
Nearly evsry one became anxious 10 sell,
and comparatively leg to buy. The
scarcity o. money in that monied cen
ire rsdistsd wherever business activity
could make itfsls, and The scsrciiy has
extended over the Western % weii as
iss zasissn and Middle sia.ss, and lsrge
sad extensive failures have been ths
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The above lands will not be sold for loss
than the appraised value. !.
Terms Of Sale.-Oro twelfth cash in hand
and the balnncc in eleven annual INSTALL
ments with interest.
JOHN MONROE, Auditor.
AuD,ToR's OTFrcE, PUTNAM Co o.,
DecembeE 6, 1854.
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rrcu New York

INV TURK INOV.H1s
Tho bills Of tho Government Stock
Bank a. Ann Atbor, Michigan, were not
received at The Metropolitan Bank io-dsy.
Tho bills Of the Merchants Bank, Of
Bridgeport, New Jersey, were refused
BY the brokers.
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modn.ions eight millions Of dollars ia
four months, (as We SEQ by an extract in
the Washington Globe !. and similar re-
suits were not confined to that Siata,
In Indiana q loose and as il has proved
perfectly reckless system Of banking had
been SO, up, and with the reverse in
monetary matters, il failed 10 work and
stopped. Ohio iel. tho uhcca, though
she has stood il we'll; but in this Siate
in Kentucky, in Illinois and in Michigan
/, has had its usual sffect upon portion
Of our banking institutions, and men are
a'raid Of Bank paper and doubtful whu,
10 take, and most hold more or less ol
uncurrcn. paper in their possession which
will no. pay debts, or taxes, or purchase
uecessaries. or course q ihe moment
there is very hostile feeling TO bank
paper, but We doubt il will no, last
When prosperity returns i, vill be for
geiten that ], was in consequence OF the
banking system that wo have sent $35 ;
100000 Of California gold 70 Europe
and kept paper in its stead, and paper
too that wiihdraws from circulation S., 90
Of paper currency for each dollar Of
gold or silver the bank is called ON TO
pay, and thereby monied scarcity is 10.
creased four>fold. All this will be for
gotten generally, or totally misunder-
stood. his now told by leading PIessss
in the State that high bank taxes, or the
small bill law, or sotne other psl.ry ex-
cuse, is the cause Of public distress. II
the laws Of Ohio had csused the distress,
how 10 il that il has extended over tho
States Of tho Unioni bow is il that the
monied cE,sis was 6rsi fel. in New York,
before tho small bilflaw, 60 often quoted,
went into operation! Blu, this miserable
political protence the offspring Of ienor>
anee and falschood 10 unworthy Of q
serious refuialion, and would not have
rsceived any notice from Us bu. foS the
industry with which tho deception 10 cir
eula,ed among these who are easily do
ccivcd.
Crises in Banking are periodical =
Every person should bs aware Of lhiI
who prstends TO any knowledge Of mono.
,ary affairs. Under any sys,su, Of Jaws
with or wi'hou, banks, there would b
such crises and resulsionS, but with banks
10 expand aud contract the currency they
are about fourfqld worse than they would
otherwise be, and more frequent. People
who ere prosperous will be tempted tt
ovcr,rade and over-borrow, and q period
Of re,senchment niue, resul, from doing
30. This 10 tho lrne cause Of the prcsen,
difficulties, and an amply sufficient cause,
excessive credit. Happily il must COR
rect itself, and unhappily lha. correction
must be found in public distress, lOsl
and suffering. BY economy and pru.
dencc lie effects may be lesscned, anc
ia this instanco we think tho worst il
pas.--that tho banks Of Ohio will bo able
to maintain themselves without a hraal
up, aud that with good crops will come
relief from difficulty if not prosperity,
In this, 1t is tue, We may be mistaken,
bu. We arc inclined TO think we arc moi
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KxAMINArTON OF TEACHERS.

The Boasd OF Examiners, Of Putnam eoun.
~, will hold meeting At the School house,
in the village Of Kalida, on Saturday, tbs
10Th day OF December, A. D., 1854. as Ons
o'clock, P. NJ, for the examination oI
Teachers.
BY order Of the Board,
Dec. Z, 1894. A. BUDD. Clerk.
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BENJAMIN s. WAGNER'S ESTATE.
nj Office is hereby given that the under.
In signed has this day been appointed
and qualified as Executor Of the last Will
and Testament Of Benjamin S. Wagner, late
ofRiley township, Putnam county, Ohio, de-
ceased. 5'
ROBERT MARSHALL.
December 4th, 1854. 7I3s
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ANornER OnIo BANK CLOSED. Tho
Commercial Branch Bank Of the State
ofOh;o, (at roledo) closed iss doors on
Monday last.
The Plaindeafet says:
Six Of The Branches Of the Slate Bank
II Ohio have given up The ghos'. The
Licking BRANCH Bank; the Cuyahoga
Falls Branch Bank; the Commercial
Bank al Toledo. the Farmers Bink at
Ashlabula, the Mechanics and Traders
Branch Bank a, Cincinnati, and the Ak
ron Branch Bank a, Akron. There are
shout Thirty remaining. II the living
Branches administer honestly upon the
broken estates of,he dead, pay all their
bill-holders, deposi,ors, their railroad,
pork, beef and stock speculations, and
meet promptly oil their own liabilities.
the probabilities are they will mako no
dipidends ofwofis Ibis year. Accord
ing then 10 a lVhig ldiD backed up BY a
Wing Court, and indorsed by oil the
Whig papers in the State, they will
pay no fGIes at all.
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another, this book tells about the
'angsy waves Of tho ocean, now what
makes tho ocean get angry!" Because
il has been crossed 30 often my, son."
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Auditor's Sale of Section l6. Van Buren
Township.
II will offor for suls on Saturday, The Sd
n day Of February, A. d., 1855, at 10
O'Clock, A. M. at the door Of the Court
house, in the county Of Putnam, the follow.
ing described lunda, being the whole Of
Section 10, in Van Buren, township, in said
county, Set apart for schools therein, to wit;
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
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do Herr koing Mr. Stauneuburg. C Deilanoce II Coli
net Mr. Bull, London, Eogiand; J McClaurse Wedon y
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ter, Lynchburg Smith, Nelson; A Rumri Jr. and l.dy
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Wisconsin,; Muhlenham Bait; Anniss Blaeksbure;
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gent ,r PANS Mls. SsI R ~ Sunderland Pot,
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