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EGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE
IN Is hereby given that a Petition win berrsssat
ed TO the Conmissioners Of Trunbuli Co.. a. their
next regular session in June, asking them TO lAy ont
and establish q RI I'D. Beginning At the west end Of
Market Street in Warren Village and running SssteT-
IL until IL intersects the Old Road lat . suitaote
plaee) leading from the abuimtnts OF ne osfns
Bridge to Quinby HILL
THay 4, lS6I-fWl
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SETTLEMENTs ORDERED TO BE

~ u n
1t is ordered that the Z 10 ing accounts Of Exec
utors, Administrator ans Guardians that have been
hlsd in this Court be ad Vertised for three consecu-
tive weeks agreeablyts aE. and that they remain en-
Ole for inspection and exceptions til the 18th OF
May, 1861, when they will be examined and ordered
to record IL no exceptions appear thereto. to wit:
Robert Hamilton, deed fnaI settlement Of admir-
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ShERIFF'S SALE.

y SALE.
~ David Humphrey In Common Pleas Court Of
vs. Trumbull county.
John Oorl. ct al By VirtE OF an order Of
sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Truu
bull county. Ohio, to me directed / shall offer for sale
at Public Auction at the door OF the Court House in
Warren in said county on
Saturday the 1Sh day Of Nay. 1861,
At one O'Clock P N. Of said DAY The following describ-
ed real estate situate in the township OF Southington
and is known by part flo. forty seven and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the southeast corner Of lot e.;
thence Westto the southeast corner Of land formerly
owned by John P. West; thence north Sc far that q line
drawn parallel With the south line OF said lot a and CT
tending to the east line Of said lot will contain atty a.
ores. Appraised at $1,000. A. ,. LYMAN Sheriff.
SheriG's Once Warren. Apr. II, 1851.
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ARARE CHANGED

A well selected Stock of Goods suita.
"A BILE for q FIRST class country store, in one Of the
best business locations in Trumbuil Co, Is for sale At
AIbargain, and on the most favorable terms A con
noaiousstsre room and fixtures Is for rent or sale
with the above To those Wishi pg to inTes. In = safe
prohiabl lie and well IS S5lished business an unusual
ichanee win be offered. For further particulars adj
dress Box I35. Nkrren,0. tJan- 10, lsei.I
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WEST Brpyozp. = UShNELL

SOsuOStoo TO-, nav ~ 81.
MI. n o. kingsley, SIR have been selling the
medicines OF the GrEfenberx COMPANY for the Iast
tin years, and have Invariably found them to rive
great satisfaction AID the pills I have sold t. a great
many families asregular as their tsA and coffee, and
with my trade they have become a staple article
Marshals Uterine CathoEeon is a medicine that Ia .
done q great amount Of good in female diseases
One lady 1 sold il tu told me that she hsa received
more benefit from one bottle than she did from a Iouk
course Of medical treatment BY the most skiIfuI ply
sicians- Yours. truly, AMESA WILSON.
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered As a certain and reliable rsmedy. Differing
in every particular from the patent medicines OF the
day. it 10 a chemiea, combination of IRON. SUI
PRURa and PHOSPHORUS, Of very great worth
and many hundreds bear gltd and grateful testimony
TO the benefits il has conferred on them
CHURCH q DUPONT, 409 Broadway, New York,
are the sole prOprietors Of the article, and hare in
Consequence ofa fraud attempted upon the public.
changed the color Of the outside wrapper frop red to
yellow, and increased the size Of the bottle to s
ounces. Be very cautious in buying to see tkst the
fac smile Of their signature is on the outside OF the
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit.
FEB. 20, lS6l-Iy.l
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOuEN,

Female irregularities, Eeaknsss, uterine dispIace
Dsnts. and all local uterine difficulties and eonstitu
honal troubes Of women are entirely eured By the
Grefenberg MarshsTs Uterine Ca.holieon.
In this connection, Miss Beecher. sister Of the
Rev. Henry Ward Deeeher. in Letters 10 the People,
page 1873. says:
81 have nine sisters and s~isters-in- law, and four
teen female cousins, all married and all deIieats and
aiing. Amid the immense circle Of my friends and
aequaintanees. I cannot recall ten married ladies
born IN this century and country, who are perfectly
healthy"
In cases, however. where the GrEfenberg CAtho.i-
con has been used. we nus. say that health has rae
idly taken the place Of disease, and ladies' have be
eome roeast, strong. vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason. OF Elnira, says: Beautiful, indeed,
Is Tie e~onnding trusting nature OF woman, nut how
much does it need to be protected by a Watehfulness
that will lead her in time Of disease to appeal to 4
medical adviser OF scientific sdueation, moral worth
and purity Of character"
All these may be occurred by addressing The orsE-
enbCrg Company.
ami Methodist clergyman. Ny heart has fairly
aehed TO witness the feeble health Of women as /
have ira veled my circuit preaching the gospel I
eases give way to the 6refenberg NarshaIs Uterine
Catholieon,W wherever it has been used.
ReT. ErB SHARP,
RidgeEay, Michigan,
Formerly Of Western Stark, Medina &C., D.
For sale by Woods 4 Pew, Warren; J. H. Q. John
son. Hartford; Chew & Ronton. Brookaeld: J. W.
Leslie. Niles; Z. Jackson & Bro. Hubbard; L. T.
with & Brothers, GustaYusi Il. Barnard. Kinsnan:
Aldrieh 4 Beach, Fowler; s. Fansler, Bristol B.P.
Woleott, Pennington.
For Medicines and Agencies address
H D. KINGSLEY, Agent, fer
March %, 1851 Cleveland. Ohio.
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@arriagss.

April oath. by Rev. A. D. Merton. Mr..
JAMES BOYD aud Mrs. JANE HOWE,
both Of johnson.
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STRAY HORSE.

etrayed from the pasture Of the subscriber in
hsbeard. on Wednesday the III h inst, . dark sorreH
horse, 5 years old, le hands high, sorrell name nd
TAI. rather Lofty carriage and . good traveller. A
suitable reward viii be given for the return Of ths
horse. or any informatioa concerning him.
April "a, lS6l-3E.l HENRY BURNETT.
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ITO wHoM 1T NAY CONCERN.

All persons indebted to US, where accounts
have been standing six months, also all Notes part
due. are earnestly requested to settle the same pre-
vious TO April LIST. All such accounts and notes re-
naming unsettled at that time will he placed in eth
er hands for collection.
March %. 1861 PIP. REED & CO.
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Saturday tie IlM day Of Aey, 1851,

At ne O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following desert.
bed real estate situate in Vernon tsSnshiP in said
county, and Is known by being part Of lots No. and
2 in the Wilcox Tract in the township OF vernon and
Is boundsI as follows: beginning in the east and west
center road IN said Vernon. ~ the north vest corner
Of Abraham Carmen . land. thence west In said road
20 the north east eornsr Of Levi satliRs land thence
south on SutIin's east line, TO the south east corner
thereof; thence west on the south line OF said sutltn
land 10 n middle Of the west, north and south road
in said Vernon: thence south in said road to the line
Of Miles Beseh's land; thence eastin said line 70 the
south west corner Of Erastus C~hapman's land thence
north to the nsrth Westeorner ofsaid Chapman lansi
thence east In the north liza OF said ChapmAn's land
10 the south east corner of David Sutlin's and. thence
north along the ives. line Of said Satiia 9 land. 70 the
OF A. 81. Clark and Abraham Carmen 70 the place
Of beginning, and containing two hundred and MAE
acres Of land mere or less. Appraised Al. SfT.SO per
acre. Terms cash. A. D. LYMAN, shsr4s.
shsrin's Once. Warren. Apr 10. 1851
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ApY,s GUIDE no PERFECT

IL BBAUTY-Beinga complete analysis and class.
location, Of the elements, nature, standard, eauses,
bnatmy. defects and effects Of beauty In woman, lust
pulfshsd and reed 1T ADAMs' RooKsroRr.
eSRrico.25.
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NOW Is YOUR TIME.

IN NOW IS YOUR TINE. NOW Is YoUE TIkE
TO 10 A GOOD PIANO. TO BUY GOOD PIANO.
For less than half price, for Iess than half price, for
less thar half price. = good second hand piano, good
action and sweet tone, good fer ten or nfteen years
constant practices, will be sold for enc hundred and
twenty ave DELAYS. cost when aev three hunersa.
call At Adszf Book and Music Store, Warren
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~ From the subscriber, in GuEtavus, Ohio. on Sat
urdsy, the 18th, q dark ssrrel colt, tEo years DID,
II is Of rather small size has n white on any part
Of the body or legs, has q heavy zane and tail. and
is in tolerAble flesh. GEORGE SADDLEk.
IApril -, ls6l-3WSl
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MRS. wINSLoW'S SOOTHING
WI Syrup, Van Dsussas coafse.iea Ter Wor.a.
sPslding's CsPhalie Pills- Jayass Family Nedieiss1
lArrn II. Isei.I
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BURIAL CASES.-A full asso,tmer

KOutA0 OAOGD.-h iull asSoftHeht
ID Of METALLIC BURIAL GASES jest received.
These Cases being perfectly sir.tight, very much re-
tard decomposition, and entirely prevent the escape Of
any offensive gasi and are well adapted to the preser.
Talion snH transportation Of the body.
An assortment always on hand. Orderds from
distance promptly attended to.
TRUEsDELL & TOWNSEND.
Warren, o., Jane l5lh, 1859.
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Religions

6eng1ou&
The United Presbyterian Church viii have
their communion on next Sabbath, in the Ger
man Lutheran Church, in Warren Service
On Sabbath. at i0K o'clock A n, and at l and
xxx. Services also On the Friday preced-
ing, at l0K O'Clock A n. and ~ P K-and on
Saturday st 2 o'clock n. Rev L. T.. Heron,
Of New Lisbon, will assist.
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CIlERIFF'S SALE
~ sutliG& futile In Court Of Com. Pleas
U Of Trumbull county.
Lyssndsr Pslton ct al } BY virtue ola Venditioni
ExPonas issued from the Court OF Common Plea Of
Trunbull county, TO ne directed. 1 shall sner for sale
atths stable and eh-ese-houss Of Lysandsr Pelton at
the centre Of G1stAvus in said county. on
Wednesday the 18th day Of Nay, 1861,
at one O'clock P n. Of said day. the folio wing de-
seribed personal property to wit: a 'hree fourth in
terest in = sorrel stallion called KezHebee, one dark
red COW, one red Durham heifer, three roam heifers,
the three fourth interestin two skeleton wagons. one
sulkey, one sett double harness. two light harnesses,
two sad dies ard brides, one open Luggy, also eleven
cheese presses, I25 - inch cheese hoops, the watts
and heater in che &c iac.ory, and eurd siicer and
other implements for the manufacture Of chCese, one
csuldron. and one sett Fairbanks scales. Taken as
the property Of Lysander Peltoz to satisfy IA exeeu-
tion in favor Of SatliG & Tuttle- Terms cash.
A. D. LYMAN, SHERIFF
sheriEs once, Warren, May /, 1851.
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T Il E B EST
STEEL PENS.

TEACHERS AND STUDENTS are
i informed that the celebrated Gilotts Jos Pen A.
imported BY Walton. can always be obtained ~ the
Bookstore ofW' ". Porter. Rysry Teachers shs1ld
have . hex Of them.
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Grafenberg Family Medicines.
HOME TESTIMONY

HARTroRD. TrunbulI Co, O., March 7 81.
thereby certify that / have bssu de.ii.- !, a..
Grnfenberg Medicines for the past year. and AZ
truly say thAtthey have net with the decided appro.
oauon OF me people Of this place. partieularly the
Piiis and Catholieon. They will readily perform All
aad more than is promised for them / have soid a.
bout Any bottles OF the oatholieon he past season.
ana near me pest res lts in eEsIy case.
J. H. Q. JOHNSON, Medical AGENT
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Gr1fenberK
hedieinss. DR.. =. is a physician Of extensive prae.
tiee, and one Of the most successful in he eeuatv
.(TrumbuI) in which he resides:
HARTFORD, Trunbull Co., o., March 7, 81
This certiaes that I have ussd the Grsfenber1
Pills nd Marshals Catholieon, sold here. hv j. III.
Jennson, In my practice, to Ey entire s~atisfac.
ton. They are good medicines.
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE By order
CHERRIES SALE

ShEhltf - SALE.
~ Vernon Baker & 60. Order Of Sale In At
Martin R. Smith BY virtae Of an order
Of Sale ISSUED out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trunbull county. Ohio. to ne directed, 1 have lsyiea
upon and shall eGer for sale At the door Of The Court
House in Warren, in said county, on
Saturday the llh day Of Hay, 1861,
at o1e O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day. thu following de-
ssribed real estate. situate In Vernon toSnsbip' in
said Trunball county. and knO$n by part Of LOS No.
2 in the Shepard Division, and bounded as fellows;
Beginning in the centre Of the highway. leading from
Kinsmsn to 0raRgeTille on the east side Of the Ply
maturing Greek. 1t the north east corner 81 lands
owned BY Ezra Hyde on the west side Of The highway.
thence north slong said highway ". az W. e6.l6
rods to q post, thence westward g. sex W. leI %
rods { o 4 post. thence southUard 4eH- h S4.n4 rods
to q post. thence east N.s9S" 1906 rods toA post
in the centre Of the h;ghEsy Aforesaid TO the place Of
beginning. containing 90 eI-lV0 seres Of land
at s30.g0 per acre.
Terms cash. Alb. LYMAN, sher1n.
sherid's once, " arren, April 10, 1861.
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Making connections as follows:
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland,
Sonnsps q cineinnaa, Cleveland q Erie. and CleTs-
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
Al scion with hacks for Chagrin Fails. &s.
Al Mantua with hacks for RaVenna, &c.
AZ Braeeviile with hacks for Newton Fails ke.
Al warren with hacks for Sharon. Greenyllle, Mead.
Vile, ~Bloouhsld, Canheld, sc.
AT no1ngstovn with stages for New Cattle, Poland.
Losell, and Knon Valley, and thence sy ?. II ". &
C. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
MAR. 20, 1851 HAS. RRoDEs. sept.
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A CARD.
c-REEcTED WEEKLY BY ". z. FIELD.

nR. A. E. LYMAN, Dentist, of New,
~ ton Fails, would inform his friends that busi-
ness calls him TO the east. where he will probably be
detained for several months. Due notice Of his re-
turn will be given, when he hopes again TO receive
the liberal patronage hes etofOre bestowed upon him.
MAY ], Issi-k1
lust RECEIVED,
2BBLS. IRIsH MOSS.
do. ARAWA SEED.
dsE CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
i Gross H0sTETTER'S BITTERs,
At SMITHS D-u0-Storr
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Blood Food
Blood Food

To all suffering from Consumption, ~izcIpient or
confirmed or from debility OF any kind; or from men
tai or nervous Prostrztion- brought IN by any cause;
or from scrofulo1s comPlaiBtsi or from diseases Of
the kidneys or BLADDER and to ladies suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are liza
bic to, and which e~ngender consumption the
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thomas J. MeLain

OHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas J. MeLain In Court Of Common
John W. McCIeery. by virtue Of an order
Of Sale issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Trumbull county to ne directed. / shall oGer for
Sale At the door OF the Court house in Warren in
taid county, on
Saturday the first day of June, 1861.
at enc o'clock P. 81. Of said day, the following de
seribed real estate, situate in the township Of John.
ston, and is known BY part Of lot No. 90, and bound.
ed and described as follows to wit: Beginning 4
chains ~sixty-one links north OF the northeast cor
ner Of land decided to Calvin Smith by the heirs Of
Moses Smith, thence nsrth four chains and SIXTY
one links to a post, thsnse vest fifteen chains and
sixteen links, theRee north 25s, east ten chains and
iorty two links, thence vest twenty one chains and
sixteen links to the toanship line; thence south sew
en- chains and seventy three links TO a post. thence
south 69E1 east TO a post on the west side Of the di-
agonal road leading to Warren, thence east seven
teen chainst to the place Of beginning, to contain thir-
ty acres o land, also the following described Premi-
ses situate in the township Of Johnston also being
nart OF lot No. %, and bounded as follows: begin
ming at the northwest corner Of said lot snd run
ming south 20 chains and a. links, thence east .
chains and 81 links to the road. theme along said
ioad to the north line Of said let, thence west on The
lot line 3e chains and IS links to the place Of begin
ming and containing hfIy-six So Ice acres OF land
more or les5. Appraised A.. Terms cash
All n SherIf.
ehRriTs Once, Warren, May ], 1861.
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VARNISHES.
Extra Light Elastic Coach Body Varnish,
Furniture Varnish. light shade.
White Demar for Zinc Paints,
Drying Japan,
hastie Ysrnish for Maps & Pictures,
Nk.A- SMITHS New Drug Store.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 BsEeooEenf IRsfftutioH estabisked By special EH-
dsDzsHt. for ths relief Of the Sick aad Distresssd
afflicted rita VirHIeHt and Epidemic Dis eases, and
especially for the Cure Of Diseases Of { Ss SERIAL
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
WI by the Acting Surgeon, to ali who arp y by let
ter, with = description of their condition, q e, occu-
patton. habits Of life, &e.,) and in cases Of extrsme
poverty. Medicines furnished free OF charge
REPORTS on SPernstorrhoea, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on The NEW
KMEDIE employed in the DiEpens1ry, sent to the
AFFLICTED in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR. J. sKILLIN HOUGHToN, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 9 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order Of the pirect ors.
EZRA D. H~EAETWELL, Prssids e.
exc. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Nov. Is. IeS9.-ly
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

SnEhIFE . GALE.
- oliver David In Court Of Dom. Pleas Of
vs. Trunbull county.
EiiEs Wilcox By virtne ofan order Of sale
.sSued from the Court 81 Com. Pleas Of Trun6uli Co.,
Ohio, to me directed I shall oGsr for sale at Public aue-
ton at the door Of the Court house In Warren In said
eonnty, on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

Does NOT this liable prove concusvey that The aclua.
tons ia the rate Of interest made BY the Bank Of
E1gaEd not necessary part Of the banking sys.
ten!
Another striking fact bearing on this ausaon H. that
specie wanted for the expenses Of the in the Cmea
aud India and China increased the rate ofnterest from
per cent IN 1852 to 10 per cent in 1851 ar thus com.
PEELED the merchants aud manufacturers Of EoglAnd to
purchase the silver which the currency CT Fnpc@,
the Bank Of Farce purchased sara 600 COO Of gold e.
cos; Of - 500 OO0 to supply the place Of the silver,
which had been sold EoglAno! The effect OF the high
rate Of interest and tie elton OF the currency by
the Bank OF England 60 throw the commerce OF
Enga~i the OF supplying the sptd, wanei to de.
fay tie expenses Of the In the Omea Ard 10 Il d
But Il created so great a demand for money aud
co enhanced its value as TO so change the reli-
ton Of debtor and creditor that the Losses were many
ZINES The entire sum 90 expended By The GSvsrlnsnt-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
ae Jau Feb Ma. Ap May Jaly Aug. Sep &c. NJ. Pee

|. will be seen that the rate oil interest charged by
the Dlu Of Eognd has during the fourteen years here
quo ed changed a. c;on as four times IN one month,
AID varied 70 ten per cet, yhat would be said
of regulation of weights and measures Fh,ch would
Derait sunh variations in their weight ard szeY Woald
any civil ID people permit ty We thrk Lot, and yet
such changes in weights and easuFea would not effect
aro1siy the values Of property, because from the
nature OF things every purchaser would rs agree upon
The weights or measure be used aud would thus egu-
late quantities for himself But 10 the case Of money
tba, would be impossible for the value Of money a
regulated by the Bank Of England, depends on con-
which IL is Impossible for either Of the parties
20 foresso Il is therefore impossible for them to ascsr
tain or sgee uroa the effects, which the regulations
OF the Bank Will have ppSn tho values of property
Therefore II IA much more the duty VI tho Govern
ernoent To these fac: Into consideration, as far as
pr.cticabls project The people Of the Confederate
AIS against the aersngsment, Of the valns Of pre-
per,y which are and must contusc TO be the inevitable
cons aueucs Of undue contIectons and txpansons OF
The currercy through the Bank Of e. gard
To show that the variations II the rate Of interest
AZ quoted from the reiurIs Of the Bank Of Eag
land ere not an idsper sble pert OF the bsnkiag sys
en-. We give the variations in The rate Of inurset
,i,rged by the Bank Of France for period Of 81
e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
TKAAsuHI Notes.

The paper to which We referred day or two sircs,
Is inserted to-day. IL was prepared BY Gen. Green, In
support Of the resolutions Of the Cotton Planters Con.
vsntion, held In Macon, In July and by that body
dered to bs printed.
There s much interesting matter 10 IT, tt idea Of sui
sttuing 10 law well fact and permanent system
solvent paper currency for specie will shock bankers
u,urers and all people Of odme notions AID Jet there
nothing 80 mons 10 Il. When the banks what
are call spfespsylns four ha Of The paper currency
are In e,sss Of specie and are po:orously redeem
able, and have then really paper currency, though
|; supposed, but only by the ignorant, to rest on
specie basis The open svoss that there specie In
this scheme and It Is not TO be admitted into H. only
differs from the other In that there is no luson ard
fraud about It. Il will be simply what rurpors be-
paper money resting another basis Of vslue then
specie. That basis taking to be cotton and ob-cco,
Is worth mitch inrinscay gold and silver, aud Ii
there DO integrity In thea, vhoissue the rsper there i
good security for the redemption in the case as
the Other.
II the priudicss Of psnIind could be so far overcome
ss to establish permanently such currency, which Our
present blcckaded condition renders easy one of The
great ben,f would be to deliver all from the tonln.
lon Of the Bank Of England Gen. Green exposes very
clearly how that great corporation forces merchants and
banks eli the world contribute specie to s vaults
When the ceases and free trade begins bsnks will
DO compelled to contrib their quota Of specie 10 or
dou Just the New York Bal ks have been compel,j
10 do in TIE past. II the Banks p Gle paying tbe7
will be drained whenever the Bank Of Erg'snd is In
tight place, and bankruptcy and ruin will spread b orgh
the land By having paper currency resting differ.
opt basis vs sha DO beyond the power Ct the money,
changers Of London or New York.
We merely throw out these remarks to attract attention
TO the consideration Of this important sui ct Whether
those who have the mansg ment Of our Finances shall
approve the views advocated and consider tie time IA
voribls for their introduction apart from and ndspsn.
dent Of the question Of aiding. while receives relief from
the agricultuis Of the country 1.-THE Government docs
90. give this aid IL must be given by tbs Banks The
hIei cannot be paid.