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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16
Rcad the Truth bout oar Turf Oil.


ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered my horse
ir raw, and the skin of place large than hand rem
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oil in day he well, Another case
mule which working to my dray became unable To
walk On examiong his foot discovered nail about iw9
inches long the head My driver and the neghoors said
oud be good for nothing. drew the nail out inserted
piece and your Turf OH and him to work AT once
he has lost one hour but is "a good
also horse badly snaggod the outside OF
thigh places, about inches deep and four
inches wide which he stiff day Your lui
Gil applied and brought them out entirely sound II
truly the greatest remedies for have even
known and have lived in drug for several years Use
this A. think proper. Very truly,
Ro Mqssrs Dove 4 Co j. II. WEISIGER.
For sale by SrROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD.
nov IL dom Lynchburg
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n ~ L.
com Price - cents per bottle.
EHrci According M a Congress in te Civs Offer Of III.
BsG Court ge EdstrH District ~ Tdgiaja bg DOBh
{, CO., Richmond. a. 30 siia.
READ THE FOLLOWING;
Como TO pamphlet aud read certificates
performed by the Turf Oil certificates
and respected many olhelh
here whom refer aud cannot doubt value
Hmccue toi Onc ounce al II is worth pound any
Other Try aud you will be satisfied a. wha
THCE TURF OlI.-Rend the following and
aud viii tell OF many others who have been
cured
RICHMOND, Nov. II lrI.
Mas, Dbrf COticutlcmen used portion of bottle
Your Tart OIL which you very kindly presented with
Aut iRke pleasure in saying that found ccctual In
moving eruption n the skin winch had been practsed
ton several years by physicians without receiving tho
Senctt also recommended friend ut mine,
aohc months had been annoyed by similar eruption oil
skin aud he informed short snCo that
OF one botleho had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T. Nj. LEFTWICH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

n MS q BRO. DYEts Richmond, Va. beg to inform the
of Iynehng that they prepared to execute
every descriptions Silk Cotton Woolcn dyeng Clean
ing New York elsew here We have
machinery and the best of workmen and can guar
antee satisfaction Merino silk and De Lain
dresses dyed fashionable color sut the taste OF The
owners, Shaws Of overy description dyed cleaned Grape
Shas dyed scarlet other colors to import
Ncvcs dyed equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
stains We intend do work equal to
establishment the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the citizens Iynchbnrg and vicinity, Gen
temens Garments dyed and cleaned to look equal tonew
DENNIS a. BRO,
Successors to J. W Hines Franklin opposite Mcropoli
tan HALL Richmond Va sep 4dts
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MERCHANDISE. &C.
SPRING AND suuuER GOODS.

ApNINf- ND ~ VI VI " s@VV"'
- Fancy Siks and sin Robes,
i'ialn Black sks, all qualities
psfsFe ore indie and Jaranst Rober.
Thread Houston Lace Muslin aa1 Lawn Sets tNriy Va.
rety
sl,nlr. striped solid aud fancy Noasin dc Laines.
parazas nhreilaf torsets wbaleb9nU so"l and reed
Skiffs.
Organize real French aud other Lawns tu assortment
Snryinf In price from i2t "a - eents 49,
rnt sale by Jas \ li'Lth ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

COMPANY, OF Hartford Connecticut. ,sirpus
Insurance IN Virginia, has appointed ! JOHNSON Esq
O The FersuGS Lyuclhurs and
esew here who may desire communicating With the Company
may do 50 through Thomas Jels ut ENchansc Bauk
MrsSls Las hoIne y lIulcouhc.
rh, Company has paid a., Capital Of $4,000 with
lae, surplus secured and Invested undo, Tho sanction APP
prn,l o the Comptroller Of Public Accounts and is believed
to offer superior inducements to huse contemplating Lite In
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NvOuI.sN a ALE
Hahn street

IYNCuBuHa. "a
OFFER ron SdLE 4 LAMAR HND fIRihD Sfoth or
81 UAks-NeW Orleans Cula AM Coffee Sugars Loaf
Crushed aud Powdered do
COFFEEs-Mes Crop RIO. Old Government Java aud La
guyrA Coffee
SALT As ioils Factory hied In clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain Plaster -tifouud aud IN Lump
lKoN-Cauuuy Hammered itaiied 1rpn. Iyrr IRON Nail
Rods. Band, Oval, lloIss Shoe and every Kind
at Irau
STTET=Bistrfed Cast aud Shear Hiecl-all sizes
FLOW MDILDS--Nc keep supply always Ola hand
IEATHLk-snle, tppcr aud iiafuesa Leather
HALE GOTTON-All numbers aud sizes rom Southern
Factories
GTANo=So Peruvian in quantities 10 suit purchasers
TEAS-1mperial Green eas and black Tea all qualities
MoIAssES-Nep Orleans aud MuscnY ado Molasses
ltOIDHs-Fur Old Whisky Apple Brandy, Hum. French
brandy, aud line Liquors OF ai kinds
Cation Cloths Calico. CoiIoi Bang blankets Linens sc
Iaaorioe ~ 1ases I'll Tor Tobacco Msn1futn
rprs 10 all Of which invite lht attention Of Planters AMI
Country Merchants, old established stand On ha
Trf1 LR4ehbgg
W. sell on Uonmissou bacon Lard Butter Country LIN
rms Tuhneuo Wheat, Corn and Produce generally an soc
cuusl gniuenis Iintrsh dAefs
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JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

ArOTISE.--G you want 10 purchase ~ fine
~ Waeh eali S1LylHfHoKs ttlfr, they give thsir
seea attention watch trade. aud the .Xpoanep the.
have had importing houses at the morrill, together
facilities ii the watch tfadc.
them 10 do hense In Virginia Besides
an this they their watches To perform thu
ton purchaser aud la the event of trouble tha
connection haF the spot Their present stock Of
Narhra Is laFEr well selected Kemenber the House
sfLNERIilORN CLIFF
S-Iarteuar attention paid 10 repairing fine watches
airts
IBAJA PLATED SPOONS 4 y - EUlss<s
n No take pleasure 10 announcing 10 our friends,
ID. something superior u
~ Table ar taiee Spoons well Dining
Tor. made Of Alfalfa aud plated with pure Silver. we
have lot II the above goods from the man
nf1curcr will be pleased 70 sell them the very lowest
The dosrabe aud the quality of
A NJ l. Remember the hsus.
may ttts siLFERfHoRN & CLIFF.
NJ NgwtONs EWN.-Jhe nndrrsi gn.d bas
"a ing associated themselves together under the firm and
~ slo OF Thurman Dnwid1e, Tor The purpose
- wing the Jcwcry business IN IL various branches
is h, tas vii keep constantly hand Gold and Silver
Anchor aud nptur Watches. Breast PMS Finger Rings
Earrings bracelets Gold Guards aud Fob Chains Seal Keys
Sivur spoons al variety OF other
douS ~ mcni ali which vii sell low can
bon ht All ask ea to the public
what say islfne. JOSEPH : THURMAN,
JAMES DINWlDDlE.
Watches and Jewolry ltepated short aud
reasonable od gold and silver taken in exchange for
work, T. & ID
lana
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

LNOR OHLE and Ioui-
Siam iinc.-FirSt Packet to sail with dis >s.r>
patch The superior, fast sailing double decked -
and copper fastened schooner, "ELLEN,' Captain
JAMES STEWART loading and will sail as above. For
balance freight apply to
DAVID VIM CURRlE,
Richmond
p SShippers by this Vessel will get their goods port
destination half freight cheaper than by
other route and in less time Insurance be effected
the best terms ID. & w. G.
Ye2ts
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THINNING u,tm.NE.-M

Va
engaged ia MAXIM large number of these Ma.
chimes for the Harvest of l-5 and from experience
for several years past with the addition
important improvements satisfied that will he
machines which and will give the most
unqualified endorsements The advantages claimed by for
the Virginia Ihrasher others general
lowing LIST lis great strength and simplicity end Its aei-
~ 10 do more work than bee performed by other
horse machine. ird 1t is portable and easily haued by
hursc5 an. We have also succeeded removing what
heretofore been OH cDouablr, TIE tor
speed on the part Of the hus being
gearcd to accomplish greater motion with less speed
wing.
We give one of the many testimonials in favor Of Ma
chimes;
AMHrRsr COUNTY VA, 1875
NFSSNs II :. WHTrrFNOKF x Bk0rHER-G cifs: The
four horse Power and Thraher purchased You in July
In t. proved most excellent machine. thrashe about
~ with il, linking Of about
bushels AMI nave the entire all
have thrashcd tor. Tie straw from it j. thoroughly
cleaned Of grain than other thasher have seen
and the grains less broken worked with three
horses and once with only surprising it'll
what ease thc machine is worked Yours respectfully,
TllDS. W. JONES.
We viii also furnish RenperS and Mowers Of different
SncaHS Propeller straw Cutter superior machine HEX
Ok ticlc7 and Vine I'LL PUws Grain Cradles Wheat Drills
&c, &c, At the i.yneh5urg Agricultural Works
WIIITTEMORE n JOSIIN.
ma ~ Is Successors II : Wmfteuure & Pro
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C

NEW 6DOAS, NEW KuOks.-
~ lcon III hpnata aud other Poems BY Jas Barron Hope
Ny Last Gruisr where aud what saw by
A. " Iabershan, a. S n,
Poems National and PATTI tie, by q. w. Cutter,
AunoEr,llon, the 4. s. In Prophecy, by baldwin,
Villas and Cottages by Calvert WINK,
Tho Border Rover by Emerson Bennett,
VIVA. the Secret OF Power by Ms. Southwurth,
Henry isie or Life aud Existence by Miss Maryat,
Mari, ING taa Late
\ Pilgrimage % III Meiuab aud Nice. ali, by Burton
The tNu Lights by ihe author II Struggles Tor Life,
Review OF Gampbrlism ENnIniuedby NJ T. Lard,
Germany lis tuN oaeA, Theology and Religion by Schah
Philosophy and Practice of slavery, lay Or W. A. smith,
lau.tuid fae ut Bicou's Rebellion, by Saint George
Tucker 81 Richmond, Va.
tauuibas All, by G'oisc fHlhugh,
Mytnos Pocket Dose Book,
Gallery ct Poetic Pictures by James Fitz,
Book pi Public lray' prepared by the rcformers
Calvin, kos, l}ucur and others. for sale by
NJ 2l.is PAYNE " CHRISTIAN.
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NHEBODEaNs! NE1.0DEANs! THE under
I'VE Signed sole agent for Va. aud the South OF Carhars
Nncdhan y Gas eelobratcd MELODEANS, has very line
assortment hand both for Church aud Paora factory
prices for cash Call soon; see and judge for yourself
Ytt.g l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

y
OKE having bcn thoroughly oNcIhaulcd and now in
have resumed their in the line
The JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Richmond
Tuesday afternoon al o'clock for New York and
Point evening after the arrival If the Cars uc
burg and Petersburg. touching only AT Norfolk.
The ROANOKE. CAPTAIN SKINNER leaves City Point every
SATURDAY. morning tho arrival of the Cars from Peters
burg, Tot New York touching AT Norfolk.
Passengers by the South Side Road leaving Ivnclhnrg
Tuesday Friday mornings. will nth the
al tity Point
Passage Farc from rynchhurg New York by either
ship Sl4; Seerage Passage only 81
For further information apply To
LEE. JOHNSON & co.
ma 7.d,Scfs Arrut sew NorA 4 e.
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4 tOkN-cOm-tantiy oar hand and for snie by
J ma H. g. HARDY *
EerH.HG's. 40; 4, AM0NaATED suPEIt

u mast il. q. HARDY u co. Petersburg
EAcHtKG's No. 4, ANONaATED SUPER
and Planters respectfully called to the above
pound 3r tht,f afrl9se1tIs sprrs planting
they always depend npon being supplied with GENu
M AMI UNIFORM ARTICLE, for he constantly supcrncnds
in the entire process OF manufacturing and putting
Thus article has been before the community for Pc
Rod tive yras during which time il has been anay by
lafe number OF the most epnted Chemists in different places,
and has been tried by various Farmers in nearly
in the Union with almost unvarying Perhaps
the best proofs Of is value is the greatly increased demand,
Unprecedented tue history Artificial Fertilizers,
equalled 10y Peruvian nano Itself which posscss.
agept onv dnang tsdf progreyey wh"n cn mSr
rated the soil this available suphatc amasa.
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted plants
descriptions and by them readily taken up 1t will be
found quite active in inducing carly maturity tnano,
and much durable and terrifying the soil aud less
As there large number of super rhosphaes in market
for the value Of which would like to be responsible
silly request all purchasing he careful obtain
GENuNf ARTICLE which will be warranted by my
ted agents all of whom are of acknowledged respectabh,
anu 10 Ip nl' ny | oi 'e eooa Sief OF
ed Consumers aud dealers viii be enabled make arrange.
mens for hersnppy ON MS uabe terms with my
MEsSES H.c. HARDY & co, are my accredited IA.
ole Agents for the eity of Petersburg.
Agriul4ra ceas,aad sale rqyrioor G,ip,as5urg' l. l.
d OU~E sas.a.-s 0U0 o"-nci. s4i.bon s,iI,
suitable and cheap article for stock and farming purposes
nn- - us IELnLLS q " IL =
q LEADS q E.--O ~
Il MONEY SAFE--MERt lIANIS PROTECTOR
THIEVES Observation-Disclosures IN TREPIDATlUN--
Brown Patent Safety Alarm Dccctur Locks Money
efs ot stores Counting Rooms Manufacturers and brokers
Offices, banks Vaults, Chests and Private Residences
An examination OF these Locks of
the subscriber two doors below the Market where they
also Tor sale at manufacturers prices. {. = BLISS.
ian l9ts
Y OKhaa SA..U..sN. DE.s.sNs...-W e have
- on htu Just received for sale
lima lIerrmgs. Gail soon, but caught this season.
ic 3ts LEE, JOHNSON 4 co
n EEBIssERATORS,s IcGri .craiors IE,friy-
uG FkAT II am now rercivin and fitting up prge
Rfd varied assortment of the above articles with
Tanks and all plec which will 90 per cent
than offered before this market CAL and ut
A. WINSTON'S
Mandatory and Warerooms, opposite Noryell House
Rep copy Ina 23ts
I stoRsfE.-Nc have just received on con-
sgbnent lot prime Mass Licorcc. which will sell
i,H t. CLOSE lie IS Is LEE. JOHNSON & CO
NEW LIVERY HALL and -,ic stable. Main
" Street Lynrhbnrg, Va. few door below Newell
Having bought Grmins Livery Stable, old G
buce) have fitted mp in good style and shall keep
lar first class Livery and Sale Stable. and als number
NJ. ! Hacks, Buggios and Saddle Horses Hire.
WIN. HALL
WM. II. TAYLOR,
doc l.d&N'v Agent
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

,EEAs-5OO Pacsn gc- t.unpowder and Black
Teas larger portion the finest grade Imported r SAFE
by a4a la EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
<,ouuoS uuIsKN.-3OO Bnrrel. Com, non
} Whisky and TT sale by
,aa al.ts EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE.
IrJs
KEEN. BALDWIN n CO.,
I02 AAIN STREET, PfCHMoSD VA.
RE receipt the largest and best selected stock
~ Of Spring GlothiaR aud Gentemens Furnishing Goods
they have ever exhibited Tho will be found 10
embrace every variety and grade goods be- found ia this
country themselves in the very best manner AID
Having of their
any the iark market they enabled at all times
to show snd best styles Of the season.
In the Story their House they prepared with
the Wholesale Trade where Merchants
n lind good OF Spring Clothing at satisfactory
prices
fving longer experience and being largely engaged
In Clothing than other House
Ia the State they prepared To offer the greatest Induce
mens to purchasers KEEN, BALDWIN & CO
- tsy
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EDno>D, D.,ENroHT a CO., Have for

lsDuOND, DasENPOKT n Co, Have for
H sale la stpf. Head of the Dock.
800 Bags Rio Coffee direct Bark Clara IIaxall
$50 Prime Java Coffee.
100 Casks llibbert's Porter, Tints and Quarts
10000 Sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
1000 Bags M. Peruvian tiuano the best,
400 Bis. DE IInrg's Super Phosphate Lime,
D Packages choice i the Imported,
20 Half Pipes London Dock Dark Brandy,
70 Goddard Pale
100 Baskets Renanld and Francois Heidsck Champagne
Wine,
- Teiecs Mnir's jug Ale. the best Ale imported
80 ihds Prime sides and shoulders consignment,
Bourbon aud other kinds of old " husky,
Madeira and sherry " ines.
Solar. Sperm l.usecd Oil, the former direct
from NeH Bedford ap2ts
UDIAAl tGAKltFT =.
lDLAH ~ WATSON, Kichmond, Va, For
4 WAKDiNG AGENTS AND GENERAL COMMITS
sion MEKCHANrS Office and Warehouse South
the Basin. July l3-dts
eHETEKs, MARTIN ~ co, Com n issiOn md
j FORWARDING MERCHANTS, ON the Basin Cor
At l2th and Carg STREETS Kichnond va. lmay BOTS
EhDNNAN N co, General mmissiOn Ncr-
~ CHANTS, RICHMOND, va jan CTS
EyOSAI PARRISH, Wholesale Grocer and
IA COMMISSION MERCHANT RehnaoHd, Td,-No IL
Curry Srpariieular attention paid sales of Tobacco
Flour, Wheat and country produce generally.
may oddly.
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,A,m0MAs nnANCm n .oN.. ..u.r,,

MiSSlOA AApioRM AkDlNG MERCHANTS ~" Az,
DEALERS IN GiAAD AND AGltf1I I1sliIaI -, M
MENTS. PETERSBURG, VA-lroduee Consignment, & IL
which Ill receive the personal attention OF mo 'ta
10 John NJ Otcy, Dr James Saunders Sam Ar ''eie
kneker LylehUurg; homas Wallace Hon Il, tal'o use
Mcilwaue, Nn. 4. JVynes, PctelsGntV '"9 'au
dale, fiaXu Co, Richmond lIlt,,As ~ % ans
iy2G-dScts mo l., a., - <Not
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Steamers City Of Richmond, Cant MITCHELL
fenuSy anna, TEAL
Norfolk
Composing this Line, will leave Philadelphia wetlnes
day ani saturday and ty Point every Monday aud Thurs
day alternately
FRFFGHr taken for Philadelphia and Boston via philadel.
phla. through steam, I moderate a
Passage anu Fare . Philadelphia, Sc 90
WIN l.. PORTER, cor
ap i-dts ~ Boingbrook Street, Petersburg.
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rates Adamanline Candies As 5s and Us Talow Candles
6 Brown and Fancy Soaps Il. a. and Fine SAT-,
Black Teas, Clover and Herds Seeds
LIZ IL Q IlAKDY & co. Petersburg
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
= -. .sloN sTEAm.mir ComrANY

Papers advertising for this company will withdraw ayel
iscmont Of 18th May and insert the above.
Is
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4 propose purchasers Piano urtcs Ia "e
lhthS on trla noref to test what say their b
lore paying for them i'"'9 w
twenty years experience ON part our, ~ @
and We could get over fifteen hundred persons To uu,,
IN the opInun that no stabshmt Aor. Soutl
siby furnish better cheaper Instruments than we d. POS
Ildts /,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-03
STAND FROM UNDER!
The OhiO State Agency gone mp!

The news from New York and Cincinnati
brings the startling announcement that the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, has
fulfilled its destiny and closed its doors! This
establishment is probably the largest banking
house west of the Allegheny mountains. Its
head quarters are at Cincinnati, with an Agency
office in Wall street, New York.
In April, 1856, the Chase administration ap-
pointed this concern in New York Agent and
Depository for the custody and disbursement oI
moneys payable for interest and principal on the
State debt Of Ohio. Only four weeks ago, the
Ohio State Journal announced that A. P. Stone
(Gibson's successor,) had selected the home
office at Cincinnati as one Of his republican de-
positories Of the public money!
CETWe just learn that portion of the mon.
ey received on the sale of the State Bonds last
October, was still on deposit with the Trust
Company at the date Of it's failure. As mat
ter of course this will be denied, and its truth
cannot be tested until the meeting of the mex
Legislature.
n Huzza for Morris and an Independent Statt
Neasury!-NetoaSk Al1ocate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-03
WALL STREET,

The New York Nevs makes the following
sensible remarks upon the late failures in New
York.
This is one of those periodical panics which
are well understood in wall street, and which
in their whirlwnd progress, often carry ruin
and dsmay to many who thought themselves
secure-the true remedy for which is to breast
the storm calmly and dispasionatcly. "Takc it
coolly," give word Of encouragement instead of
alarm, apply the proper remedy at the proper
time, each depend as much as possible upon him
SELF but lend each other n helping hand when
ever it can be done consistently and the panic
will soon cease-the storm will soon pass away,
when a | hands must turn to, right ship and re-
pair damages. The cause for the present troub-
les is but temporary. There is no deep seated
disease for which the patient must be carried to
the lowest stage of depletion before remedy
can be found.
A little over trading and good deal over
speculation is the only source OF the evil, which
a very short time wi correct.
BY far the worst attendant Of these failures,
is the terrible panic that at once arises, when
people become so blinded by their apprehensions
as to be rendered not only unable to help them
selves, but the causes of like evils in others If
the counsel of the Ne,Us were taken. and instead
of adding to the trouble by unnecessary outcry
and injudlcious withdrawal from other banking
concerns, each would seek to look upon the
bright side of things, the result would be always
thousand times better for all concerned.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-03

From the Hrall of last night, we learn that
the Auditor of State, Wright went through the
city yesterday bound for New York city, to look
into the matters of the State, as connected with
the Ohio Life and Trnst Company 1t says
GAS the State probably owes that company, it is
safe from loss, any how" The movements of
the Auditor of State look very much to us as if
the boot was on the other leg The debtor does
not often start out with so much lightning
speed, after lame duck ofa creditor But that
may be the financiering talents ofa State Audit
or. Loans were made of the Ohio Life and trust
Co.. for the payment of the July interests, on
State bonds. Many ofthese claims though ma
tured, has not yet as we are informed upon good
authority been presented, but held abroad. 1t
must be borne in mind, that when the Republl-
cans proposed in the Legislature to make this
company its depository of New York funds
upon the suggestion by the Democrats, that the
State should require security, it was replied
that this corporation was safer without security,
than any other with it.
The experience which the people of the State
has had through the connection Of its funds with
confidence. They demand seyerence of this
connection. The credit of Ohio ought not to be
at the mercy Specializing corporations The
Democracy offers project, which must at thi'
time meet with cordial appreciation of sensible
and prudent men, Of all parties. independence
of banks and control of the public funds, in ar
Independet Treasury. The arguments for thi,
plan are written in the daily events, and must
be lcgble to every thinking man in the State
| Pkaindealer