Our national currency
Subtitle: the treasury notes of the government, and the issues of the national banks, constituting the national currency, are, for all the purposes of our internal trade, money, as good as gold and silver, and the amount of such issues does not exceed the actual business necessities of the country
Publisher: Ringwalt & Brown, steam power book and job printers
Published: 1866
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 17
Subjects: Currency question; Paper money
Notes: "February, 1866."

Signed at end: A. Wolcott.

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