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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

under che peualties pseeefihed by said
lzxs Tor The infractioa thsseof.
Those interested axa~notiAed Of the
following ie4airements d ths I Lcense
raw .1s'ss - F*reg los Z % 49, ~
Trader Ldee.se.- The asboanstt "a, be
Paid BY traders fer license {ths amount
Of stock 1t the principal season a sslS
to be given under OATH = - follows :
II the applicants stock in tfads does
mot exceed .sss1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
JACKSoN'S BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco

Which We guarantee to lie the finest Navy made
For sale by US in all shapes and sizes. FINK
BROS. co, corner Eutaw and franklin
Streets, Baltimore
April S, ls77-Iw.
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rasrxnEp nv

PREPARED nv
Dr.J. C.AXER& CO. Lowell, lIasc.
J'roesieai aud AsasysicGi Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL HOUND THE WORLD.
PRICE. S1.0o PER S0TTLg.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
O.pAsns Courtef 81. Nays eoxs,y, Set :
- Marchla le77A r. 81

nRDERED BY THE COIRT, Tina. Arthur
~ A. Dru-y, Administrator Of wiliiam h.
Drury, late DIST, Aary's county, Maryland, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law 70 the
deceased creditors 10 exhibit their claims. and
| that the same be pnblished once'a week for sir
successive weeks IN the st. Mary's Beacon.
Test JAMES r. n. RsIEY.
Register Of Wills for St Mary county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the above order, hereby give
notice that, have obtained from, the Orphans
Court OF st. Mary's county, Maryland letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of William
H. Drury, late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims agains, the said deceased
are hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 10 the suLscsi-
Der, on or before the Goth day ofSept 1877, they
win otherwise By law te exclnded frour the ben
efiss II thesaid estate. All peesoas Indebted 10
the deceased are requested to make Immediate
payment 70 the subscriber ~
ARTHUR A. DRURY,
at --sr 4as t- administrator.
March Is, leTT-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

snhdsed BY HsEsLEy's sAsasra.l hx,sSH.
as1 - ls-e- ssls 20 beae.' co tee se.s Is
any ether. Fog sale ~ Wa j E6s.en 4 CO.
Leon lrdtowa, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
STEAMER SUE.

AN AND AT s~-
u ter the 10th OF q
APRIL, instant, the E=-sA
STEAMER ST +
will leave Foxwell's Wharf, near Leon
ardtown, at o clock, n. m, instead OF
st 8 clock, q. m, as formerly.
April 5, is77-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
JOHN f. Cecil,
BUILDER / CONTRACTOR,
CALIFORNIA, No.,

win enter into contract for HOUSE, BUILDING,
HOUSE REPAIRING and GENERAL CAR
PENTERlNG at reasonable fates. lie can he re
lied upon tor neat and faithful workmanship and
for prumptness in filing bis contracts PesiOf
ice address, California, Nd.
JOHN Y. CECIL.
Sept. 81, lsfs-,f.
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Surveying.

DARTIES wishing to employ the
- services of the undersigned a.
surveyor will address
. GEO. b. DENT,
\. Greet Mile p. O., II.
march 9, ls7S-d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

For Fewer md AxnigInterriists-s rcvc-,
chm Fever, Rsncittent Fever, Dumb
Aguas Periodical Or Btlious Forc-, &C.,
aid indeed al tho affections xhfeh a-:sc
nom malazisus. mcrsh. CT sa;assnc...o
po1ooza srtE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

ted n the Sch
|fwy's county,
Mrs. JennetiS
Is and Mrs. A.
lt TO Charlotte
mills, atoree. /.
Improved BY .
DWELLIHG..
ecessary OUT
EXCELLENT, high
adapted to the
crops Of .he
OrsioH Of said
e OAK. PINE
ER and very
osed Soutksrn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

No one remedy 10 lw,t.er
called for by the neccssi:iss Il
The American peo,,ee than a
surc and safe eurc fcy Fever
and Ague. Such we arv now
enabled 20 ooer, with q perfect
certainty that II will erss..icaie
the disease, and with assarrre~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
NOTICE.

Tor ST. Mary y
\ Of Equity.
e.
Fday of April,
made and re-
h. Attorney. IN
.asl confirmed,
ary be shown
nday Of May,
| this order 10
lary's Beacon,
ccessive weeks
Pnday of May.
the land ssld
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

c01nMH Of FARMERS, NE
~~@S\bV j CHANCES q Gov
ERNMENT HOMESTEADERS to settle ON the
usw Laid Grant Of the Little Rock and Fort
Sm, tn Railway. Woodworking machinery 10
he taken along for manufacturing, affording
market for the timber and empioynenf for the
mechanic. Ticket fare reduced, and certificate
yissa with ticket to refund amount on land pur-
ehasss.a For sectional maps and full Information
apply to ". d. SLACK, Land Commissioner, or
10 q. W. HERED, Gent Agent, No. .l9 West
foarth ST., Cincinnati, o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

In the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's
eossty. s;ssiag - Co1ft n EqGity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
CASH.
Mortgagee.
Fur Mortgage.
NOTICE. =
70 County, Sef:.

=
. County, Sef:.
RT, That J. iias-
Key, Administers
ate Of ST. Mssy's
give the notice re-
. creditors 70 O.
same he pubtisI,ad
J weeks In he d.
=. N. RALEY,
Mary $ county.
er, we hereby give
tom the Orphans
MARYLAND, letters
ersUnal estate Of
~, deceased. All
the said deceased
he same with the
Ito to the sul,scri-
Of October, 1877,
Excluded from the
persons indebted
make immediate
FORBES,
KEY.
Administi 70
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day Of April.
made and r,-
u. Trustee. in
Ind confirmed,
rary be shown
nday of May.
this order DO
ary's BEacoS.
ccessive weeks
onday Of May
B the land sold
ord, Clerk.
Ord, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

- Sale
BILE
TATE

vested in me,
z from John +.
pc the 9Th Of
| &C public sale.
or in Leonard
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
COMPULSORY RpUCAT1oE.

The Patriot Advertiser, Ofspringfeld,
Mo. says:
Education lie necessary to the welfare
of individuals and the State. Hence.
every parent should be not merely will,
ing but anxious to give his children the
benefit of the best schools within his
reach. And where parents, either in
consequences of their own extreme igno-
rance, or from any other cause, neglect
or refuse to give their children the edu-
cation offered them By the State, with
out money and without price, it is prop
er the Law should COME 70 the child's re
lief -----zs .. .
awe are glad to see steps taken TO-,
wards enforced attendance at school in
our own State If there is any one thing
that would lift this State to q higher
plane than she now occupies, it is the
education of the rising generation. It is
melancholy fact that tens Of thousands
are growing up to manhood and woman
hood in most profound ignorance. And
this will continue to be the case Until
our lawmakers not only furnish the
means to educate oil the children, but
declare. in the most authoritative man
ner, that all shall have the benefit Of
these means. --
"These remarks were suggested by
the fact of the introduction into the
State Senate, by Senator BuFkholder, OIL
bill to enforce attendance OF school,
at is similar to one now pending be
fore the Illinois Legislature, and to laws
for some years in force in Michigan At
some other States We earnestly wist
it might become Law at the present ses
sion Of the Legislature. 1t would briDi
into the public schools a multitude o
children now deprived of their benefits
A brighter day will dawn en- Missouri
when all her children are gathered il
her public and private schools, and thu
fitted for greater happiness and useful
meas in life
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
SCHOOL KoNRY.

From the COnptroller's semi-annual
superintendent Of interest due tho coun-
ties in the State. We sea that HaFdemau
county, having a school population of g.
437, is entitled to $I,ll762, payable
July l. Public schools are at a very low
ebb in this county. There are over thir-
ty schools said TO be in -Eorking cOndi-
ton, and they all had an aggregate av-
ersge of $50 scholars in attendance last
year, cat of population. Of over 5000
children. These figures represent facts
that show a startling Indifference 20 gen
eral education. Are these thousands of
unlettered children to grow up to be-
come igRoTant citizens Fellow-citizens,
We earnestly appeal to you to open new
and brighter page in the school history
OF HaFdeman county. The rich proper
-ty holder is equally Interested with the
poor man in this matter. You are not
excused because, perchance, the present
school system may be defective at some
points. The best system possible may
be starved to death, or receive such in
different attention from those 10 authori-
y, that it win become unpopular, pn1 be
esteemed a nuisance. The difficulty is
not so much in the system itself as in its
practical management There are men
who manage and manipulate county ae
fairs who are opposed to the system pen
=
occasion. All such persons should be
politely invited through the bsllot-bex to
stay at home, and not be an Official hin
drance to the only agency, next to The
Christian church, that can be relied or
to give the State a safe, stable citizenship.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
Death of Master Willie Brown, the
$50 BOy- Orator. -

San Francisco Alta CaliforniGa, Jan
uary 81: Master Willie Brown, the boy
orator, died Yesterday morning of dip
iberia, at the residence of his parents,
Hon. l. A. Brown and a.. Augusta
brown, n. d., No. IA o. Farrell street.
This sad event will be noted with deep
regret by thousands who, struck with
wonder at this boy preeoeious intelleo-
tual maturity, and faseia ated with his
remarkable oratOrioal development, had
looked forward to a career of extraordi-
nary pow er for the baby orator. The
occasion of his death furnishes q melan-
choiy opportunity to review his ehara G.
ter. Master Willie was born in San
Francisco, and was eight years and three
months old when be died His aptitude
for repeating from memory, with great
facility, Fragments of prose and verse,
and bis uncommon powers of deeIamR-
ton, were observed at an early day, At
five years his mind had become q store
house of elaborate quotations, both seri-
ous and eemieal, which be would cite
with fidelity to the text and an unmis.
takeabIe appreciation of sentiment. Ex
tended pieces he would learn after three
or four hearings He never went day
to'schotsl-his parents restraining all at
tifcial education for fear OF stimulating
his mind already erowding upon itself;
nor was be drilled and rehersed up to a
point Of apparent phenomenal Develop
ment. Ali the matter IN his mind, with
which he was wont to amuse and charm
audiences By his stately and effective de,
livery, Was The rasalS Of 81 intu,tige, in
stantaneous lodgnens, controlled by an
occult force, the 0 Ralysis Of 1gbISh is a
puzzle TO the speculations Of psyoholO-
gists, The SpiFituaiistE did indeed, mol
hesitate to claim with some triumph thai
the gift was mediOmistic, and that the
sensitive -boy-oFAt0r Was controlled BY
the spirit of Eo1se Deceased orator Of
-AsgoiissBt attainments His voice wee
unRFaally strang and flexible, with q
wonderful power Of meditation Hit
PsrsooGl appearance was extremely pre-,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
Anew and Brilliant Light.

A new iDveniiOny of simple and
practical nature, has of hate been sue
cessful!y applied in several places IN
Germany and France. The system con-
sists of electric candles, or sticks of
charcoal, surrounded by isolating matter
which gradually cOnsu mes, leaving the
charcoal free like a wick, which slowly
meits away under the brilliant glow Of
electricity. With two such candles q
light equal to that of enc hundred gas
lets NAV be thrown on the street, An
electromagnetic machine can k ep burn
ing twenty of those electric candles
The cost is about half that of gas, and
the light is of the brightest and purest
kind. The Erteider ZeituRg gives the
following account by An eye witness Of
the working of this mode of lighting in
the machine factory of the Brothers
Nicer, atyGladbach:
"The great building was developed in
total darkness when VS. entered. SOOn
after one of the proprietors lighted the
small developing apparatus, in size not
Opger than thirty inches. and in height
not more than sixteen inches. As soon
as it was connected by a belt, the in
mense maehine-Eoon was instantaneous
~ lit up as bright as day. At the en-
trance Of the same there was 10 be seen
one lamp, at a height Of fifteen or sixteen
feet, which gave out a most brilliant and
steady light. It was so clear that the
finest shades Of indigo-dyed silks could
be easily distinguished. The electric
light was distributed ia such manner,
through abe the agency of a mirror, that
long stay in the room in no way i1ju'
riously affected the eyes. On going into
the garden an electric lantern, suddenly
lighted illuminated the whole neigh Dor
hood to such a degree that sc enc hun
dred feet YER fine print coRld be read
and at two hundred and fifty feet large I
and ordinary characters we're plainly
legible. OF the wonderful properties
of this electric light We had the cleaTess
proof, and We we're further pleased TO
learn that in this establishments the cost
is estimated at fourth to q sixth of gas
| light IN largo rooms, halls, public
squaI es and streets the electric, before
long is sure to take tho place Of gas as
| an illu minating agant. E0 France 1t Is
I rapidly growing in favor. aud Ia IA OpeF.
atiCn in forty establishments. The
| immense depot of Cbemin de Fer du
| Mold at Paris, Is also about to be lighted
| By this same electric system. There is
no danger whatever of fire from it, which
gives it an Unreasonable. advantage
| over all other means of Illumination.
| The Paris engineers GFamme, and the
| Chief Engineer Won Heiener Altensck
of the firm of Siemens- Halske, in Berlin
| were the frst who constructed the new
electromagnetic machines, by means OF
which q pleasing mechanical power Is
converted IN a simple end practical man
ner into electric light. This Invention
is one Of the most remarkable Of modern
| times.
Outdoor work can be carried on by
night as well as by day with this light
J as 1t expels the darkness and f!ls the at
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19

possessing. with his bright earnest eyes,
handsome spiritual face, bis active and
viVacious temperament. During the last
three years he has been peFmltted to ap-
pear occasionally in public in this State,
in Nevada and Utah, always to large ca
diences, and winning decided eHcomi-
ums. His fame was ex-territorial, hag
ing reached to the Atlantic States. Ca
the tWentisth of At,Fil, IN 1875, IN Piattas
hall in this city, he was the recipient of
benefit, when q number Of ladies' and
gentlemen eminent in the musical aud
theatrical professions; appeared. Last
fall he appeared, for the last time in
public, at g benefit rendered by the
Hayes and Wheeler Inviacibles to q dis
tiDguished lady eloeutioDist. The death
of this lad has PANIED the large circle Of
his friends and admirers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
10 HIN s A UL'S
CATALOGUE OF
NEW. RARE AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS

VIII be ready in February - with a
COIored plate of the New Striped Rose,
Beauty OF Glazenwood. A Hybrid Tes,
of most dis tnet and novel kind. The
ground tint is a lovely golden yellow,
darker than, bat after the style of Ma
dame Falcot. each petal beirg distinctly
striped, and faxed with a bright car
mine, rs often seen in the eOlOration of
some Tulips, the buds, before expanding
being boldly and beautifully marked
with crimson. Dehcately sweet. Ii is
impos sible to convey by description the
marking and beauty Of this charming
Rose. " - -...
"a rose of golden yellow, striped and
and faxed with scarlet or germiliOn
sounds like dream or fairy tale; it is,
nevertheless, d reality" II. CURTIS, in
!iHE GARDEN.
Free to all my custOmers--to others
10 ceBts-a plain copy free. p f..rr
feb22 I'm WAsHINGToN CRY, d. G.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19

Chattanooga is TO have supply Of pure
water from q cave in Lookout Mountain.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
The Empty Cradle.

Sad is the heart of the mother
Who SITS by the lonely hearth,
Where never again the children
Shall wakea their sons of mirth.
And stili through tbs painful silence
She Late us Fer voice and tread,
OUTSIDE OF the heart-tAeFe only
She knows that they are not dead!
Here is the desOlate cradle,
- The pillow SO lately pressed,
Bot far away has the birding
Flown from It's little nest. 81
Grooming the Iullabies over
That once were her babes delight,
Though h0.misty spaces 80
She follows in upward fight
Little she thought of moment
So gloomy and sad as this,
When close to her heart she gathered
Her child for its goodnight kiss.
She should be tendsFly cherished,
Never grief should she know,
Wealth, and the pride of princess,
.a- These would e mother bestoW,
And this is The darling's portion
In kesven-where sbs has fed;
By angels securely guarded,
BY angels securely led. .-
BrOodiDg 10 sOFrOEful silence
Over the empty nest, ~
Can you not see through the shadows,
70 Why it is sll for the best? r--.g-
.. --~z- t4
Better the heavenly kingdom
Than riches of earthly crown;
Better the early morning flight,
. Than one when the sun is down;
Better 40 empty easket, .4s..l.
Than jewels besmirchered with sin;
Safer than these without the fold,
Are those that have entered in.
3 4efz g.r a-et --- The Scotsman.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19

when added n the construction Of the
road, swell the est. On the other hand,
the projectors Of narrow gauge railroads
feel confident of success when they pro-
cure subscriptions equal to the amount
Of construction, bonding only fer the
rolling stOek. And the directors in
whom the trust is confded being men
well known the stockholders, causes
th EN- to shrink from jObberY, which has
more to do with the extravaganza of rail-
roads than the materials for construe-
tion."-Appeas.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
War in Rurope Imminent.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, APRIL 9.--This morn.
ing the Cabinet meets again when def
mite resolutions viii be adopted regard.
ing the protocol question of disarmament
and negotiations with Montenegro, and
will be Communicated to the charges de
affairs tomorrow. Some uneasinesa pre-.
walls as to the result of the deliberations,
LONDON, April "a dispatch CroIu
London says the Porte rejects the princi
pal clauses in the protocol, and refuses
to admit Russia's declaration of dissrma
mem; also declines to send an envoy to
St. Petersburg, and finally insists on be.
ing left alone in dealing with Montoue-
gyO War is considered inevitable and
imminent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
FITS EPIGIP8x
Or .T-r-
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently cured-no humbng-by
one months usage of Dr. Goulard's Cele
brated lnfalIible Fit Powder. To con-
vince sufferers that these powders will
do all We claim for them, We will send
them by mail, post paid, free trial box.
AS DR.. GOulard is the only physician
that has ever made this disease q special
study, and as to our knowledge thousands
have been permanently cured by the use
of these Powders, We will guarantee a
permanent cure in every case, or refund
you all money exT ended. All sufferers
should give these Powders an early trial,
and be convinced Of their curative
powers. ....
Price for large box, So, or 4 boxes for
SlO,sent by mail to any part ofthe United
States or Canada on receipt of price, or
by express G. o. D. Address,
ASH 4 ROBBINS,
800 Fulton Street,
mars ~ Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19

mosphere with an almost suu-liks Iustre.
q the lighting Of cities by s6is neS
process, the eennomy, as scomparsd with
gas, will be at least so per cent. We
arc evidently on the eve, of as great q
resolution ia lighting as when gas super.
seded oil lamps and tallOW esndles. -
Philadelphia. Brsss. @
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
THE FUTURE PoLtCY OF The
SOUTH

Our interests are al southwark Dur
ing nay service as your representative I
did not have an opportunity 20 vote for q
southern railway to the Pacific; but did
have an opportunity to cast one vote for
a bill of material consequence, And that
was the bill to leyse the Mississippi. In
my judgment the future of the South
rests on these two measures. To them
the city of Louisville should attach its for
tune; for without them the South can
never regain its lost prosperity. As mat
tiers stand the South is left in q dead.
eddy by the flow of continental transpor.
tation-the whole Asiatic- European trade
-nOrthwar1. Our broken system Of
Southern railways ekes out ianguid ex-
istence. Upon our own great trunk line,
the one line going into the South, the
source Of our commercial life, single
daylight traiu goes at midday. / say
that, IN the absence of western outlet,
We are left In a dead-eddy--a dead eddy
composed Of the waste waters of th Q
Mississippi, which are allowed TO wash
the land at will If this river ran through
New England, it would have been levied
up TO the moon long ago It-Would have
bristled with costly custom-houses, But
it runs through the South; and between
the g0rmandIzllg spirit of one section,
and the abstract and sentimental qualms
of certain class of politicians among
! ourselves, we are to 90 on fEnm year e.
| year growing poorer and poorer, weaker
aud weaker. until we are ready to be
| pat up ike bundle of rags and sold
out to the lowest bidder. Fellow-eitizens
Louisville should make herself the file
leader OF the new policy of material ad-
vancement to which the South must now
exclusively look. The day of speoula-
tive philosophy and sentimental rhapso-
/ dY in American politics is over. Those
who cling to it will cling to a broken
reed. These who invoke it will invoke
| the ruins of themselves and their eoun
try. The South is PROSTATE, poor. She
! staggers to her feet. Passionate ideal
lens will lot keep her there That
which will sustain her is that which will
make the mill-whesI sing and the spindle
/ dance; that which will send the pillow
share bounding over the field; that
which will eheer,t the c0unting-roOm and
/ ill the busy mart with business life
| that which will build railroads to carry
| OF the produce; that which will restore
and make new arteries of trade; in short
| that which has made the North rich ant
strong at our expense.-Hezry Watter-
SIM
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

GREEsBACKs.-A Sacramento paper in n@ticiH-. ih. circumstances that grernbacks srr hut three per crat below gold, asks very pertinen'ly, "why not bring them io par I,y accepting them fnr cusioms!' The affairs of tie cou s ar now in such sta,e that pa- per couli 'e m d equal in value 10 gold. with l,ut iirt ,Iitlicuiv There is hut one disturbing cement. and that i- the un~ettied question rela'ive to silver coin. If silver cnin were mast equal m value of gold coin. re.umpSioa wouid take place almost without further effort