A Bank Worth Having.
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1t is the cry often heard in these times,
that banks won't discount. We know a
bank whose vault is well stored with the
richest treasures, which is opened to all
who are disposed to apply, and which,
through all the pressure, has been as ready
to discount as in the most prosperous
time. Gentle reader if you are content
to quit speculation, and willing simply to
make your mark, you can be accommoda-
ted. This bank has perpetual character,
and is known as the Grand Bank of Terra
Firma; an entrance may be found upon
the sunny side of the most of our hills.


Its keys, which you must grasp without
gloves, are the plough, the spade, and the
hoe. The only security it requires is
industry, endorsed by temperance, and it
seldom offers any thing but substantial
currency. Those who have made them
selves lean by complaining of hard times
and the scarcity of money, need only try
one experiment, and the sooner they take
the responsibility the better.