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BoutwelTs BIunders- Bul!in9 Bonds
and Bearing Colo. ,-

That the price of gold, like the price
of wheat and other commodities, de-
ponds upon other causes than the vol
ume Of the currency is abunIanty
proved by the experience of the, last
five years. From September 1, 1866,
to September /, 1867, Mr.. McCuli6ch
effected a reduction of Sill, 600, 600
in the currency, yet the price of gold
remained the same.
Mr. Boutwell, came into office on a
high horse, and declared that. he would
carry out his views in, spite, of Wall
street and the business interests of the
country. He would save every, green
back and dollar received from intern
al, reEenue and customs, and hoard it
in the Treasury stocking, the same,as
farmers put their money behind a.
chimney brick, What was the result?
Gold went up; securities came down
business was Frustrated; manufactur-
+ and merchants could not obtain
funds to carry on.their operations, aud
workmen We're thrown, out of employ
ment. The country was on the verge
of d great financial panic. above all,
the fall elections were coming on and
it would never do to ask bankrupt
merchants. ruined farmers, and starv-
ing workmen for their votes. > s-.b&
Then The plan of buying bonds and
gold was devised. So far as it
released 1.-The, useless. 'hoardss In the
EreasuRyianbthes .Xita4zed trades rthe
policy was good But it putEaacextIa.
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One aw reaiIV-saecegsfffi

-Ole VI we lew fOeily~ -stOCccStut
enterprises of the day is PARKER &c
Co.'s One Dollar Sale. Their system
offers aTgreater opportunity for the
purchase of the thousand and n use
full articles, at Il price that GENES with
in the reach of all classes, tan any
other.
lit is a well understood fact, that
certain classes of goods pay the dealer
Il very large percentagefaof profit:
This appears almost necessary, es-
pecially in Fancy Goods, Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware, &c. of which a,
dealer does not sell sufficient of any
one article to make it an object of
trade, and is obliged to purchase in
small quantities; and when the goods
are sold by three or four different class
es of merchants, and each charge a
very large profit, the price becomes
double the original cost of manufac-
ture before reaching the hands of the
people. ,n2
1t is i such goods Parker & Co, SO
q 100 Summer ST., Boston, deal most
extensively. Their sales are so i'm
mense they make each article a speci-
atty, often buying all a manufacturer
can produce. Their system gives un-
iversal satisfaction. Read their ad-
vertisement. Im20
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price by rendering them scarce. On
the other hand, he sells gold and rel
duces its value in currency by render
ing it plenty.
The effects Of this see-saw policy re-
main-to be seeR~wAsn the causes that
produced it cease to exist. For it is
not in the nature of things that this
laundering course can long be t~oieraI-
ed. But great as the outrage of pay
ing a premium OF ID to 20 per cent.
for bonds, the mischief is far greater
in view of the probabilities that our
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. viii Eccept the
present artificial prices Of gold and
bonds as the bases of laws that may,
probably will, still further embarrasr
and ruin the industry.
1t is by no means probable that we
have heard the last contraction. 1t
still has its advocates. We are told
that measures are to be adopted by
Congress to render the currency so
scarce as to make every greehback as
valuable as gold. If this proposition
should be seriously carried out, we
shall have 4 worse financial panic than
occurred in 1887 Money is now SO
scarce that it only requires to render
it a little scarcer to bankrupt half the
merchants of the United States in a
But, say the contractionists, there is
gold enough in-the country to re-
deem all the Sreenbacks. We'll, there
is no necessity that there should be.
Some wiseacres think it is necessary
to have a dollar in gold for every col
in specie. They think thai every
body will rush to exchange greenbacks
for specie. They will do no such
All people will demand is that
shall be assured that they can eS-
they wS1it It 1sessficnce@ shows that
one dollar in gold for four dollars ip
paper, or twenty-five per cent in specie
s entirely safe. Practically, fifteeh
per cent. in gold is enouhg to redeem |
Ill the notes that are ever likely to be
presented. The New York banks
low have more gold lying idle in
heir vaults than they every had in
.hd apeenHoNIag times. They could
safely resume today, so far as they
ire concerned. The United States
Treasury has over 100000, 0C0, in
specie locked up. This, in proportion
o the volume Of the currency, is more
han isiheld by the banks of England
nd France-more than was ever held
IL ali the banks Of the United States
2 specie ying5izles.-POmeroys DE-
,aeeydH- III III
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nTEn

F
Mr.. JAMES JONES died, of Chronic
inflammation of the stomach, near Ash
land, on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1869,
aged about Ga years. He was in the
fullest sense of;the term an honest and
upright man. Though not blessed with
much of the goods of this world, we
trust he will find Il rich inheritance in
that better land to which we + all
travelling F.,
q Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON, died of Cam
Ger of the face, aged 81 years, at his
residence, three miles from Ashland, on
Monday, Dec. 6, 1869.
Mr.. Anderson had been a resident of
Milton township, we believe, over 40
years. He was a member of the Pres
byterian Church for many years !; and
bore his malady with much patience to
the last. He was buried in the Gene
terry near Ashland. ..
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n. M Pomeroy, Of the Lacrosse DEM
6 1+lGGoerdfa on Ro6uck'sB ittsrs.Gsl
c. ..Rebaek, of Cincinnati, is ma
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EreHrH OF JANUARr.-Ehe jack,
O AsES1iation of Ashland,Me I'M:
derstandS propose to have a supper and
celebrat6fhe evening of the Eighth of
January next, in memory ofshagfeat
achievefasnts of the "Old Hero" at
New Orleans.
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Tr,Ik4AscH-ThsLecta Of d.
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VOL. Xix 1870.

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country and introduced the Eeap-
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.sIrhereby notify lall persons, MOTTO trust
wife3 or any member of my family for
goods of any Kind on my acc~ountyasI will
pukin ~responsible for any debts SO contract.
ed~I1.szass JkeGB 3WELTMER, Jr.
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MAsSMc.-There will beeea Public.
4nstall46ah of the Lodge ndEhapter
oncer5TA 1t the Masonic HslIia Ash
land, daAonday evening Dec p, a69-
and aftGr-lhe ceremonies, a supper at
the McNpty House.
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Goox2s SsA EIf 4TnE1-GoH and Sec
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havsAbs F4NEsr stock. inzthe line ever
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xTT1kH
Christmas Toys, a large variety.
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ChildsCS wiAgsosonething nice for
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Choice Toilet, good, a large invoice.
dizziness Erepeh and Aperican hand
-bsrehief Extract a large assortment.
"a T'ISKsEE, bulbs in varieties, . fall
or winter planting, will flower well in
the parlor.
-hHns@ tanternnt that Beats them all.
Coal Oil at 30 cents per gallon-a
MISUNDERSTANDING u ea'.iNsA anf
..scah,aad see us, one door East of
Miller oaseS7sT - g:,f-sf lm; 9-G-r
So GaisS.3"s:5FOLTZ &BARRoN.
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ritter. and Blood Pills tho
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free to all new subscribers.
The President Wilder Strawberry is
hardy, vigorous and very prolific.
The color is a brilliant crimson scarlet;
the flesh rosy-white, very juicy, but
sufficiently firm for market. Indeed
it has every qualification for the mar.
ket and the amateur. The fruit has
been kept a full week after picking, in
IA good state of preservation. The
fruit and vine o fthis variety have been
examined and tested by some of the
most eminent pomologists in the oun
try, who pronounce it the best variety
ever produced. Col. Wilder says OF
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he would not know how to improve
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be SEN out until the Spring of 1870,
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have been supplied, they will be offer
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following prices:n@Is5,0O per dozen,
or so cents each.
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ITEMs.-We are always glad
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in all parts of the county, to our loca
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ship sonStbipg occurs weekly which is
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the itensxhat come tdtEeir observa
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-15

called, are merely aoishiwasAy stuff,
sold as a beverage. DR.. Robqek,s
Bitters are not q beve'dge in a3y
sense Of the Uord, but contain TIE
most erpensire drugs k'.own to
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all eases aohere q tonic and
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-15

SLlMuIdnt are
required. They
restore the vital
forces IN q re-
ma''kable degree,
and gire tone to
the system.