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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20

The DEAD MOTHER" Look there in that
corpse you see the cold dead body of one Of
the best and COOLEST mothers it was ever our
privilege to know She had son; he was
the stay Of her widowhood-so kind, so afec-
tionate, so loving. Some are taken away from
the " evil to Gomez" laid in the lap OF mother
earth, safe beneath the graves green sod, they
hear not and heed not the storm that RACES
above. Such was not her happy Fortune
She lived to see that sou disgrace, and all
the promises of his youth bGghted and gone;
he was drawn into habits of intemperance.-
On her knees she pleaded with him; on her
knees she prayed for him. How mysterious
are the ways Of Providence She did not
live to see him changed and with such thorns
in her pillow, such daggers, planted by such
hand, in her heart, she could not live; she
sank under these grieIs, and died of broken
heart. We told him so. With bitter burning
tears he owned it, charging himself Of his
mothers death, confessing himself mothers
murderer. Crushed with sorrow, and all
alone, he went to see the body. Alone, beside
that cold, dead, unreproachable mother, he
knelt down and wept out his terrible rcmorse.
After while he arose. Unfortunately-how
unfortunate that spirit-botte should have
been left there his eye fell on the old
tempter. You have seen the iron approach
the magnet. Call it spell, call it fascination,
call it anything bad, Economical, but as the
iron is drawn to the magnet, or as futtcrlng
bird, fascinated by the burning eye and gilt
tering skin of the serpent, walks into its en-
venomed expanded jaws so was he drawn to
the bottle. Wondering at his delay, they
entered the room; and now the bed holds two
bodies--a dead mother, and her dead-drunk
son. DR.. Guthrie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20
GREATEST CURB IN Tho WORLD FOR PAIN Il!
.-~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~~
A. E. SMITHS
ORIGINAL g. GENUINE
GO 858g9 Rgg O11o 80
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Stiff Joints. &c.

| named directions will
forfeit WALNUT STE
in Piles Burns Ulcers
Cked Breast Sweed Glands on Stiffness the Joint
To
public
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20
A CARD.

"A CARD.
TO Druggists and Merchants in Vermont:
For the convence OF Dealers and ndvdalso Of this stale
have appointed Mr FRED. E. SMITH, &c Montpelier my
wholesale Agent and he will be Mt all times supplied with
all sizes of my "GENUINE ELECTRIC OH" would
urge upon all dealers in Medicine to oder om Mr. Smith
Il supply Of my OIL al that they may be able 10 an
the earliest demands He will also furnish each dea
Ter with Show Cards, PoseIs aud 1900 Circulars. with
their names printed thereon asen Read the following
Proclamaton.)
A. Z. SMITH. Chemist.
PHILADELPHIA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20
Both thp Ointment and Pills should be used IL,

We J0IlUUIHg CdFS'
Bunlons Lumhigo Sore Legs Scads
GuAuS, Mrrcurial Sure Breasts SwelIed Glands
Cmpped Enptions Sore Heads stiff JOINTS
Hands Pile, Sore 1hrOats Ulcers
ChlhlanS Rheumatism Sores 81 all Veucreal Sores
Ftsulas, SAT- Rheum kinds Wounds If all
Gomt Skin Diseases SpraIns kinds
~ CAUTION !--None are genuine unIes the woru 3
:" Holloway, New Ymk aud Lundon," are observable as
water mark IN every leaf the book directions
each pot u. box the may he plainly by holding
the leaf To the light handsome reward Will be given
to any he rendering sue information may lead To the
detection Of any party paeS tInlelfriing the medi
c!n oi venting the same, knowing them IN spurious.
f+Su AT the manufactures of Professor Holloway, 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable Druggists
and lteaIes in Medicine hrnua hont the United States,
and TN civilized world, IN puts, aud buxeS, III % cents,
62 cents, ard 81 each
There is Considerable saving by taking the afg size
~ Is. Directions for the guiance of patients in every
disorder are ai Xed tn each pot or box. CIV leop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20
Some Special Benefit

within an hour, and many they who have been
perftcrly cured of rheumatism. Neuralgia spinal md
Bronchial Complaints, Croun, Tic DuIneux, Felons Piles
Cramps, Snains and Bruises Cuts and ounds Swelled
Glands and stiff Joints, ScrouIa and Erysipelas, fore
Nppes, and Swelled Breasts Salt Rheum and ankers in
the mouth or s"mach Empons, and all Kinds of Sores
Uleadache and roOthache In five minutes J $50
Chiblans and Sure Tepder Feet 1t will be that
do not Profess to Cure Everything!
but only certain class Of complaints; al Of which are
curabr simple Elecrcand Chemical principles through
the atfnes Of my g Electric OIL" and The Nerve Vital
Fluid OF the human body.
The mudus operaDdi of progressing aud
Rheumatic pain, is imperieciiy understood by mankind
whether IL location Is the membrane covering of the
nerves, inamef by arrangement luke the coating of nm
lnamed stomach or of the electric fluid
ITSELF certain il is thai my Electric O is readily absorbed
into If it does not actually deficiency in nd eQuaze
the circulation Of that grea. principle of living org aniza
ton
Lelte skeplica and the humane look into this matter
for if these things are
ALL ARE ALIKE INT CRESTED.
will take any case for the hospitals 10 test il ALL NV
Electric Oil is pleasant and innocent no danger of cold
or reacion, as will bear witness. Come and see for
yourselves.
N, e. corner Walnut and Eighth streets, PhadeIphia
" None sold by pedlers All my bottles have nv name
blown in ant the new wrappers bear my sigma ue to pe
vent imposition on tho public. A. E. SMl RI, (Chemist)
". B,-.Tbe large bottles ten times the cheapest
FRED E. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier, sole Wholesale
Agent for Vermont. 3ttf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20
A Word to Mothers,

The young are the most frequent sufferers from external
nJhihs, aud u eeiOTe every mother should have this
healthy preparation constantly hand II is absolute
specific for Breasts and quickly The eucrused
sores lc sometimes dsgure the heads and faces of
children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20
Friends of Humanity.

ITO you (aiways disposed aid the sufrering) it may
full medicines Of the day, that application externally
and drops taken internally of my (genuine) Electric
or will so very suddenly relieve the sufferer from the
most violent pains yet is fact testified by good
men and good women, whose names at my Office
Not my have used It without deriving
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-20

most remarkable and happy change produc ed in the
appearance OF malignant ulcers utter few applca of
this Ointment. The surrounding redness vanisAes and
gianes of healthy flesh begin 10 lake the place of the dis
cha ged maer This process goes on less rapidly
until The critic; is filled up with sound MATERIAL and Tie
ulcer IndICaN CnIel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ALIAS EGYPT.-Ihere Is
large district in Southern Illinois that, from the
moral and mental darkness in which it is envel-
oped, is popularity known as Egypt 1t was
originally settled by the poorest class OF whites
from the Southern States. A correspondent oi
the Rochester DeaOcras thus describes life as
he saw it among the Egyptians
Hrd not known before entered, which OF
the individuals seated in the courtroom was
,.his honor, could not have distinguished INN
/ from the rest OF the crowd, who sat upon bench
es. boxes and cliars, engaged every one IN
whiting. and chewing tobacco or smoking IN
a very free and easy manner. Iie sat Is call
cd. and witness it summoned to testify III the
case The Justice administered the oath In a
novel form "Now, Jem, Cor John, as 1t may
bel tell the Jury what you know about It =
Not Bible, or even an Almanac. nor Hoyle'
was there to give sanctity or impresSlyeness 70
the proceeding. The testimony all taken' t"e
learned Justice charges the Jury IN this Wis.,
"Now, Jurymen, you have heard the testimony
so 20 out somewhere by yourselves, ana make
M YOUR vcrdick." And so they did. -.
4 word as to the fashions, for the benefit oil
the Iadies; The wearing ofhoops has just come
in vogue here, and it is no uncommon siSet "
sec lady walking ont with her skirts "iueI 1-
handed by hoops, in all the glory OF tlrst'ciasS
hibit a freedom of contact with the soil tl.at
speaks we'll for the fair ones iiial affection LOT
mother earth, but denotes an absence OF soap
and water quite cxcrucating to people iaS'i'''ouS
about dirt. :: ais rc-
The custom of burying the dead in ills re.
zion. is anomalous think. y funeral ceremony
+ nrver observed at the time OF burial some
times it takes place within the year atrr-Soine-
times not at all. attended "bmryihg' as
they calI it here, short time since The deceas-
ed was child. several years old. In the morn
in, after the death, a couple of neighbors came
TO the house, and placed the collin IN a wagon
The parents uncle and aunt of the child noun.
ed the same vehicle and drove away to bury tpe
dead, unattended hy friends, and Unconscious Oh
INC proprietv of religious rites over deceased
Mourncrs. bearers, friends and grave digger
were comprised in the four individuals. Into the
untutored mind of the poor Indian has entered
some raw ofsenfiment respecting the sacrcdneSS
IF the dead. Our modern Egyptians have at
rections. feelings passions, senses IT you prick
hem thew will smart; if you strike them they
viii respond; if you insult them they will fight;
II YOU tell them that democracy is the true COS
mel and Douglas its apostle, they will swear
you're right, old hoss; if you ask them to Snlts
there is no end to their endurance. But OF the
advantages of education, the influence Of relt
ion, they are Egyptians" and of course "deho-
Gratis" Douglas knows his men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

THE Missouri LEcrsLArcEE.-The Missouri
Legislature, as we noted in our telegraph, con-
yened on Monday last, and the House was or
ganized by the election of j. c. Charles as
speaker.
The Governors message recommends inc Lee
gislature to take decisive measures to secure
beyond all question, the honor and credit ofthe
He desires to have such an amendment of
the railway system as will enable the companies
10 secure the work done and ultimately to CON.
plcts their roads, and he urges the placing OF
such additional guards upon the banking sys-
tenn as will confine it within legitimate limits
and tend to expcl deprecated paper from the
State.
Suspension will only result in producing
.,a.,or dificplties than those intended to ale
Sj.Is The amount Of State bonds due the
y WIZ Hs Ss' or october was
81, oOO, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
<OSSS

ONO PorrrIcs-The fact is that Ohio is BY
no means 50 largely anti-slavery as is generally
supnosed. The southern counties are heavily
the other way. Since the Republican party be-
tame separate and distinct Fr'tH tie Americans,
their preponderance has been very doubtful.
At the Presidential election the vote stood
Fremont 1S7,49T; Buchanan 1Io,s74; Fillmore
% log thus showing the Republicans to be in
a minority OIL, 500. At the late contest they
have succeeded on their State ticket by about
5000 majority, while the American ticket polls
some 10000 votes. 1t is clear that the more
the coalition between the Americans and Dem
ocrats extends, the greater becomes the likeli-
hood of an utter defeat of the Republicans
Phil A1,criean (Pepub)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
rnr M1nSlonr srx as SEES Br BAYARD ~.

Tar NI1pSIGnr Sux AS SEEN By BAYARD IAT-
,oy-Tbe n. Y. Tribune, of Friday, contains
letter from Bayard Taylor, dated steamer
Gvler. Arctic Ocean, July 81, 1851" we
quote a passage, which will be universally read
with keen relish:
1t was now II o'clock. and Sverho!t gloweIu
in fiery bronze luster as we rounded II. me Gu
dies of returning birds that had been trlghte''eu
from their roosts by the firing Of the steamer ,
pnn cleaning golden in the nocturnal sun, M
drifts ofbeech leaves in October air. tar 70 .tle
north the sun Iay in bed of saffron HStt "" ~
tho cl.nr horizon Of the Arctic OCEAN 60:
b,rs of dazzling orange cloud tloatea
and still higher in the sky, where 'M :,o bI,c.
melted through dclicate rose coIo. Iii, near.
jrc, Iiobt yvreaths Of vapor, touched VIZ. -
iy 9naiine Hus!ies Of pink and goiHei1 :,ot
mo s,.a was like web of pl@siatc COZ! .sT,e,c
tLrcrgh and through with threans :. "a lii.
and saffron, from the dance oi i :! &c filled
inp and twinkiing riPpes, nc ' a., GLOW.
md pcrmeated with the solt, ny o,,J,fr6 skv
III ,.c,, the very azure of the s0It'ie' = s5
anu - sbine through net of golden GauIe'
III 30 JIonds of this deeply ldeh 'ea c9Hsltn ny
nv 81 tbo Lave and POrsanger tlorgS, ana OF
StPos " Ia, around as, in different degrees oil
~" So t,t oil with foreheads touched with sn-
,.,,at,,T,I glory. Fartothe Northeast was Nord
r.. the most northern point OF the nalnslhM
in Europe, cleaning IpSilO anu l1tnh 81
beams Of the sun, and just as our watches de-
noted midnight, the North Cape appeared 10 the
long line Of purple bluff, present
ing a verticle front Of 900 feet in height to the
Polar Sea. Midway between these twomasgniii-
cent headlands stood the Midnight Sur, shining
on us with subdued fires, and with the gorgeous
rolorine of n, hour for which wehave no name,
since Il is neither sunset nor sunrise, but the
blended loneliness of both-but shining at the
same moment, in the heat and sPlendor OF noon
This was the Midnight sunas had dreauied
it-as had hoped to see it.
Within fifteen minutes after midnight, there
was a perceptible increase of altitude, and IL
less than half an hour thc5whole line of the SLY
had changed, the yellow brightning into orange,
and the saffron melting into the pale vernilIon'
of dawn. Yet it was neither the Coors, nor tic
same character of light as we had had, half an
hour before midnight The difference was so
slight as scarcely to be described, but it was
the difference between evening and morning.
The faintest TRANSMISSION of one prevailing tut
into another had changed the whole expreSsiO1,
of heaven and earth, aud SO impercePdbly and
that a new day was already pres
cnt to our consciousness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

sands, snraapnrIIIn.-The extraordinary enii-
cacy of this unrivale preparation in allcascs ofscroa
eryspeas cutansous erupvc disorders, and similar
complaints would appear incredible, not such
wonderful cures Of daily certified by persons
Of unoubeh truth and respectabity establishing the IN
conestabe this class of disorders aera-
tive AMI renovating agent tits unequaIIed. 4-,z.
Eminent physicians have proved by cSperi-
ence that they can produce happest results Ivy its adj
mipistra,ton and therefore use 1t with confidence.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. II. CRUNiBACKER.
And by Druggists generally. jyI-1wdaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
sENAron DoraLAs no TnE PEEsIDLNF..-Ihe

SENATOR DOUGLAS TO THE PEEsIDLST.--Ihe
Chicago T;mes, the organ of Senator Douglas
publishes in full the correspondence between
that gentleman and President buchanan. We
have read it. and in reading it, like great many
of our brethren of the press, declare ourselves
perfectly nanseated at the insufFerable and bra
zen impudenec of Douglas. Much as every
BODY could trace out the harsh and sensual am
bition and the energetic effrOntery of Mr.. Dou,
glas, from his speeches, yet we always supposed
him moro sagacious man. than what his late
letter to the President shows hin to be. lie puts
on the air of monarch and tells the President
what he, Douglas, shall expect and require OF
him. appoint my father-in-Iaw, Mr.. Cuts or
not just rs you please, ] will not let it SO as
credit on what intend to demand ofyop This
is about the substance of his demand. MI
Douglas, like all aspirants is laying the wires
in the shape Of dispensing offices. for his future
benefit.
We are glad that the President succeeded in
taking down so completely the impudent Sens
tor, as he has done, in the eyes of the whole
nation, in his reply, which we published some
days ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

TaE HUNTER AND WISE QuEsrioN--I The Cur
Iaia About 10 RisG-.WC have privntc and con,
fIdentiai advices which satisfy us that Senator
Hunter is smoked out at last, and has written
onto a fun letter on Kansas matters To Shelton
Z. I,cakc, Esq. OF the character Of the letter
we do not feel at liberty to speak at present as
we have to consult our neighbour upon the sub
icct. Wcpredict, however. that it viii be rather
nou.committal, and not satisfactory to anybody
particularly-that Walker will he delicaIely
censurcd. but old Rack will retain his confidence
We shall see. Let the public now ser ii we are
not in Democratic secrets.
We remark, by the way, and nv way Of COM
lecture merely, that the Senator gives to lis
emies generally, and TO the Enquirer In pastic-
ular-.fits.
P. S.-Since the above was put IN type we
have received the Charlottesville ,Jet'crUaiUt
Of yesterday, containing Senator Hunters letter
to Leake, " hich we shall publish tomorrow
Rieh Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
]. II. CRUNIBAoKER.
DIR. NJ. DI.. WALLETS

FEMNLE IFlIUUTUAI fIIlIl.
These pills have used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor as Hospitals of of France for
years meeting with unparalleled succcssYing the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act as charm correcting rregulariy and OBJ
strueons producing regular of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle snuant. They produce agreeable
exheration and happy both mind and body.
Pregnant females, those supposins Themselves
cautioned against using pills, they will produce
miscarriage although Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
isn1b LAUGHLINs BUsuFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

Coon ApvlCE.-The Philadelphia Amer's''
..vs NO do not know of any adnonition better
CO.. our readers at the present time than the
20 nrrR71sr.-Dull times are perhaps thevery
-. e,r advertisers. What little trade is going
o', thew Get. and whilst others are grumbling,
tbev nav their way, and when the newspaper
40 life prcsefver. swim on top Of the water,
While others are sinking all around Advertise
literally, and you will hardly smell the hard
times"
Every word of this is true, and it will be
worth money to any business man who will act
upon it Reduce your prices to snit the times.
Small profits and quick sales are much the best
Just now. 1t will be of no advantage to stick
to the rates asked in prosperous days, and thus
fail to sell. RetrOnchment is the order now
Therefore advertise your goods libcFally, and let
the public know where cheap articles can be
had. Advertise, and let people see that your
head is still above water, and that you go on
selling on advantageous terms. There are
plenty of cash buyers who make their mp
pearancc about these times, eager to pick mp
bargains.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

EprrogIAL. CONVENTION What has become
of the proposition for an Editorial Convention,
in s'Big Richmond during the FairH call
has been made, a day set apart for one ana a.
preiiminaries. Although We have heard moth
ing from them, we have no doubt that the com,
mittec are bnsily engaged in the discharge oil
their duties and that we shall have the grand
est and suGimcst convention, which has assem-
Babel, And then. too. it will be the handsOm-
est, and sprightiest, and nobIcst collection OF
talS-(monkies?) J. that Sol, in all his multi
tudinous trayelipgs, ever shone upon, 1t VIII
be, in all respects, vastly superior to the Far;
or to three-scorc Fairs combined, and will afford
an entertainment to the public such as the pun.
All hail, then, TO the forthcoming Editorial Con-
vcntion of Virginia for VIC have not doubt
that the crisis will vaaishlike an exhaati9 I, i'm
mcdiateiy after its Adjournment. Rich. W@1g- .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

NEwsPArEH Pusrox.-Hard times among the
newspapers is becoming as palpnble as any 9th
or branch Of industry The st. Louis Intelligent
Ger has been united with the Evening News of
the same city, and the joint issue will he here
after published as an afternoon paper The
three Republican papers in Dubuqe, Iowa, are
to be united into one The Republican and
Wing, at Quincy, Illinois, were also to be joined
into one, and the St Paul Times and Minncso-
tian are likely to follow shit In Philadelphia
the Times and Sun have been merged in one
paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
PARTRIDGE's
PICTURE GALLERY /!

@-Is fitted up style superior to any other IN tue
western country. His RECEPTION and SALES ROOMS
"a feet deep to which he built addition for operating
60 by 90 feet with arrangements for light and facilities for
his business unsurpassed in world. lie would call par
cular attention to the light the holiness and dis
tlnctness of every FEATURE the sofness of oune avoiding
st or Gu. appearance; also the reflective or looking
glass effect so Objectionable in the Daguerreotype
as many pictures sent outAere are entirely '0orh3ess
from havin0 no protective finish, Partridge cssnres his
patrons GtAts trork is protected by hard eRsmsitng
tghc becomes part Of the picture, and as as durable
as gErss itself
Pastures every improved style made as Ow as at other
Rooms here.
~ ladies and Gentlemen invited to call at 1ts5
Main street. East side Marsh Taylor's Store, Wheel
ipr, Va. sepI6
"SwEETS FOR THE SWEET.'
"Boqnst de Oi|eaMs,' or Y. Z. 30 URBON
From groves OF flowers this perfume c"lled,
Where deep, golden summers exalt the perfume;
Where the the South in the deep glen is ulled
Where blossoms exhale, hut resume.
To npart this aroma, It's the sweetest, the best,
1t steals DER the senses, the nectar of love;
To the boquet of beauty, it gives new zest--s
Is the pride Of the toilet and the perfume Of Love
Distilled with great the choicest flowers of the
South expressly for the ouorr Toilet AMI handkerchief
For sale with all the tsFRANGIPASSTS,n by
T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
sep,2 Bridge Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
WYKEs'
GALLERY OF ART!!
1876 Main Street, Wheeling, Va

The plaee obtain Iikeuesses of every size and
s.e from the smallest up to 'esIze and got up
in a superior manner
long experience the art and by the use oil the
most powerful together with every appliance
necessary produce good pictures, he would assure e
nublc that they can be with pictures at this Gall
superior to any taken in this country and equal to any
east west.
Photographs plain or cored in oil colors This style Of
picture can be any size to lf and c0oFed true
to nature Small DaguerreotyPes Am6rOtypes magnued
to any size on canvass aud colored in OIL By this process
we obtain the oil painting with the tru:hf"lnes' OF
DaGuerreotype.
Pictures taken at this Gallery cheap at any other
in the CITY, Every picture finished in the most durable
manner and put up double glass, air tight without
which no picture will stand unchanged.
'i oe8- If F'e'N, j. W. wYKEs, Artist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

A Coon Move.-T The private bankers Of Glove
land, o, have held meeting, and ten firms have
agreed not to return for redemption the notes OF
any Of the specie-payins banks of Ohio, Indiana,
or Kentucky, for period of sixty days. They
think that a suspension of the banks of their
own State would be n public calamity, and that
those which have not already suspended can sus'
tain themselves, if their coin is not Withdrawn
for speculative purposes. They recommend that
All the private bankers of the State shall meet
and adopt similar course.