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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

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AT Wanqel an Scnos. 8lele lncrefante Selenbetten,
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einem Stlf Mner barter Geife, une penoe cs Icbanu
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

-BabrIheinlif) 1T Der S6tSe osrlelbe, melder
Dor etpa Sabren audi bier gu pftsbur9 ld' elntSe
Gage berunttreb unter bem 9tamen SdrDoer, audi bier
rcrgab er fe aus Alsei, audi in Der 99eno BON Die.
burg bei Darmaot Iebr befannt Sn fen 1en, bier er.
sdblfe, bae an bes reieu 2rcreQ in eancater 60.
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@ennerfe gtobrs, eanbsilter gum 8elanfe p 10000
bis $4,000 Staler babe Gr CAB Dor, tn Der Abfdt
blerber setomrnen 80 tein, um in Srlumbtana So Obc
perbe fur ieines gdweserpaters ete"'perte gu taus
fen, ien uns baflr a6er gar drmld an9eScsen tpess
balb mir feinen Morten wenis @laubeu fdentten Das
sesen seans es hn, d IL oas gertraaen eni9er jung
en- Deutlhfn bier enjuldmeiden. auf ceren llnfofen
er jId nit einem neuen NOd, Stefeln, 3esenIhrm u.
elmer aDerttpoaen solSenen uhr eede lestere er lu
faufem uorsab uno sur rcbe eia9e 3eit bel fd su b
rem ncttndfe Yerfab, unb oann aus Dem Staube mads
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iien er anf bem reten 9use blinb su en bod, fonn.
ten mir g eiaer oamasen grnen Srile tDessn nit
Sd,t lanst leinen Yercienten eObn befcmnen ba mir
barals fen Sisnalemeef 9enau publiiirten uo AUDI in
nnfgrn 9Dedfelieitnn9en een i'm berefenoen srtfel
xepirt fanben.
's slnmertans bee oerausSebers bes St. ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

country is now fast recovering from its syncopeits ex
tremities are giving signs Of returning warmth :,
and its great arteries send forth their streams with in
increasing volume and vigor The funds now inactive
will be called into energetic motion, and their pre-
fictitious means OF employment be sacrificed without
scrupe. The proposed redemption OF Treasury Notes
cannot but give direction to the channels OF en-
poyment There oatsanding$ll 900 900 of Tres
sury Notes These have served as REMIT in all d.
rectons and spread the whole Union in immense
quantities They have served currency oil exchange
and have entered into variety of operations
all of which must be disturbed by calling them in o
this amount 100000 according to the late official no.
tice will be Withdrawn from its present employment"
and concen aed in the proper hands and places for re-
demption From the nature of the employment OF these
notes. this is to demand for Of cur
rency To be redeemed these will pass into other
hands than those of the present holders and when re-
deemed the money if reinvesed in stocks will not again
pass into the same channels investment because the
stocks will not partake Of that nature oil currency whlch
is inherent in the notes. Furthermore the notes
to be redeemed in money, sum equivalent to their
amount will gradually be withdrawn from circulation, in
exchange for the new stock issued The double opera
ton will thus form demand equivalent to sI6OooOoo
upon the circulation 1t is stated that there is in the
Treasury $4,000 900 of this near So 900 in the
New York Banks, and as it has accumulated in their
vaults they have had other of derivng'benet
from il than Of employing on stock loans on CALL As
the spring business advanced and the depo
sites from 30OO0to 100000 per day in the banks,
these stock operations increased and the result in
the following table of the leading stocks in the New
York market -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
Foreign Importati0ns.

CANroN-Ship Akba-5ts0 bags 1900 bales plantani
bark 500 pcus wood blk satin. do casks
mdse bxs 0C6 hf do
ch 30 h hyon a CHS Ss HI souchonE &C If boxes 22 hf
chts imperial h oo0ng 81 hf chs gunpowde 80
bxs imperial do guppowder ITO f cht twankay $40 chs hy
skin 400 3b bxs lab caty bxs gunpowder bx' 81
2b do imperial 81 mdse orde2 boxes mdse IA pkgs
pco and souchone Forbes-l cs Gnnps! Mn,un co
- A Lows II Deano-i36 pkgs tea w Plat CO, of
Phad'pha28 boxes casks 1903 gallons to the
:es 30 tons Brazil wood Cary c:1s eks arrow root
Grnnell, Mnturn co-9i Warren Dexer-O cks paint oil
Baker. Bostsn-2O bxs A e Ball
MARsEiLLEs-Barqne Jacob Wan-6 pkgs silk J Mccall
COS Gould COLO sk moasses 662 bags inseed 100 boxes
Fit col00 casks madden Merle co-I2 bales corks J
Franca- box specie Rowland Aspnwa-l box leeches to
msstsl ck 10 bbs madden pkg silk &c bales cork 80 bags
seed TO order.
PALERMo-Bg lobello boxes lemons 1906 do 60
auphur fitch&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
F CERTAIN SrccKs IN THE New YonK MASxFT.

Down the middle Of April Government and Kentucky
stocks mostly the latter stock having recovered
from depression caused by the movements of the late
Legislature About the LIST of April the Ohio fund CON-
mssoners appeared in this city, for the purpose getting
bids par for the fraudulent per cent stock of that
State This was out Of the question long the es
were so low; measures, therefore, were Immediately
taken to give the latter fictitious value. Money was
sent from Ohio ostensbly pay interest due in July
and certain well known brokers Immediately commenced
buying large quantities of Ohio stocks, on which the
banks loaned money. Now, psrties commanding $4,000
cash. could buy and hypothecate several hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of stock, which would naturally
sudden and great rise in price, Under this opera
ration those shrewd holders Of the stock, who aware
of the fictitious nature of the continue to sell
gradually as the prices keep up. The stocks thus sold
are bought and hypothetical by the cornerng party
The Banks are thus gradually filed with stocks that
withdrawn from permanent investment. The slightest
reverse or call for money throws the whole batch upon
the market and they sacrificed precisely they
in March, ls42, under similar circumstances at so per
cent In this what becomes of the July nteret
the State debt /. is gone past redemption. It the
extreme danger Of this state of things which yesterday
induced the Banks to check their loans upon the stock
limo necessity should arise for the Banks sacrifice the
stock pledged yet the purchases made must be
than realised before July.
What right have banks to create these alternate na-
tons and onlyo crafty their greed in wrench
ing per cent dividends out sfthe public above all the
expense of their establishments when other
business will yield per cent These institutions
troled by men, whose movements governed only by
selEinerest and salaries which in turn dependent
upon their popularity with stockholders whose only critic
ron Of merit is rye dividends, do nfnitude Of mis-
chief. There private houses in Wall street. hich
do larger business turn larger capitals and make
money while they do business for far less rates. and with
comparatively expense than Of the best banks
Wall The contrast between the advantages the
commercial world Of private banking cooperate il
observable in rejecting up.n the position and
the present occupant OF the Dry Dock Bank building
of the corporate owners sfthe place The the
focus for wild theories speculation, extravaganza and
ultimate ruin the other of sound principles, regular
business frugal enterprise and eminent success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
TRENTON RACES,

THE First Spring Meeting will Tuesday, May
Fst Day-Sweepsakes for four years old two mile heats
Sub. $500, closed with five subscribers.
l-samueI Laird enters bay Delaware, by Mngo, dam by
John Richards.
2Charle, Lloyd enters oh Billet by Mngo, dam by Nam
briuo
81 X. Van Ma:er ch Revel by Mingo. dam by
Eclipse.
lJeseph Hellngs enters d. Webster, by Pham, of
Fairy.
5pavid Toms ch Stanley Eclipse, by Busris dam
by John Stanley
Same Dsy-A $50, mile heats, free for all ages
Second Day-A purse Of 200, two mile heats.
Same Day-Sweepstakes, for years ODDS, mile heats.
Third Day-A purse Of $780, three mile heats
Same Day-A purse OF $780, mile heats
For further particulars New York Spirit OF the Times
MULE RACE,
On FRIDAY May 2th which the day following tn Races
OF 500 will be given for Mule Race mile heats, best
in five, SIS Of which to go to the sec md hest.
JANES BROWN Proprietor.
Trenton, N j.. Nav I'd, 1919 md sire
MRS. n SCHELTEMA SMETS, 20 Br0adWay oppo
M site the Park respectfully informs her aud the
Ladies generally that she has received by the lse arrivals
from Paris several COMPUTING Urge and splendid
of Whitney,, Embrod' Silks and other New
Goods for Dresses Laces aud Fancy Goods Of all descriptions
NIB In the Dress Making Department all orders promptly
executed the and approved French style being
bv lady who has just arrived and who has had
Will open raj of French Millinery, this dayCop-
listing Of apottes Taatan Dresses SPLENDID
Caps for ladies' Of STYLE entirely different from any
before offered rich Bar Dresses Chdrens' Has, and
general assortment of fancy articles which will be
low ususl 3.sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

On Wednesday evening, Sd inst, MAReARAr LOUISA,
daughter Of J. Clinton Brownell aged is years and
months.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her f-
neral from the residence of her uncle Sherman Brow
nell No. 81 Grove street. this afternoon at h. past
o'clock, without further invitation.
On Thursday, 4th inst JAcoB p RooME aged n years
and 70 days.
His relatives and friends also those of his brother John
p, his William j., James H., and John L. Roome hi
sons in law d. g. Van Wrinkle and DR. H. H. Cochran are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral his late
sidence lss West aist st. Saturday, 9Th instant at
o'clock P. NJ.
On Wednesday evening, Sd inst JOHN GoRDor aged 10
years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited at.
tend ms funeral, this afternoon, at half past 4oclock
without further invitation from his late residence No
Crosby street.
AT Jersey City, Thursday morning. at IL o'clock Of
dropsy, SOPHIA wife OF Hervey B. Miller, aged 80 years
Her remains Will be taken to Newark for interment
The friends Of the family invited to attend the u
neral on saturday 9th n the residence OF Jonathan
Miller No Front street, Newark at III o'clock with
out further invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

Business fairly and WELL giving indications that
il is at last basis which will steady and uni.
form advance Dry goods groceries, and all the different
branches feel the effects of the increasing prosperity of
the west and its hourly advance toward financial mde
pendence. .
FYowThe sales ore small with but little change in
rates. although prices looking down. Receipts from
canal scarcely expected this week
rainSales northern Corn, 81 to 55 New Jersey, 56.
Small sales rye, 50. Northern OATS %.
CotfonPrices firm. The range of Uplands has been
firm ct 81 to &C. Mobile and New Orleans, 81 SIC. The
sales have been for manufacturers use mostly.
Propisfons-The market is dull and heavy for Pork.
Sales 81 62 prime and mess 50 3d. Beet mess 81 Isl;
prime. S. rs
Cofee-There is doing-sales of st. Domingo at
ST a SIC; Brszils, 6asA.
Sesd-Some sales of Clover at &c; Timothy Is IL.
Ashes -Pearl at SO as a$6 81 Pots S. at which sales
have been made.
Sugars-The market is little frmer and sales shade
better; sales of New Orleans at 81 Porto Rico ST
II; Havana browns 7, and whites &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY May lst ls43At market, 800 beef cattle, 10
pairs W orkng Oxen. $50 Sheep and l400 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Canie-A few cattle were probably sold
for something more than our highest quotations. viz =
First quality 81 IS 8; second quality $3.50 rs; third
quality, SO 90 o 4 90
Working Oren-No sales noticed
SheepA lot sheared 81 81 rs; lot not sheared from
81 so a SO so.
S,one-Prime lots peddle ate for sows, and SIC for
Barrows. few lots, not SO good quality, and o. AT
retail from ~ to &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
FRENCH MILLJNERY GOODS

Ar UPEsNINU OE y. LIE IL SrHINH EASH.ONS;
MADAME ID. BEHRMAN bess to intern her numerous
w friends and the ubc that she has received from
Frinco entire and beautiful style silk
l.oies hts AMI aong with OF Paris silk Hats
which, for novelty and elegance Of
sented to the public before which is pre-
silk hat called
which il indeed EN- olemstica of Partisan taste.
Madame has opened several of French import
ed fancy Straw Has, Amaz,ne, Imperial Brilliant Fine
Enc lish Dunstable Rutland, Albert, &c. sc.
Also large aid varied Of French Lawn Has,
from infants LADIES' the whole of which Naame B.
hns determined in order the exigency o The times
offer such low her the continuance of
her patrcns who have honoed her with their commands
obtain the preference OF those whose abe
sociis An early call requested the old French
establishment,
MA0AZIN DES MODES, 60 CANAL STREET
Madame has received assortment OF P-,is flowers
ribbons which for variety aud may cale
m5 lint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
A CLEAR COMPLEXION FREE FROM
ERUPTION OK DISAGREEMENT


MAY BE HAD BY ALL. by using remedy now well
1Sl TO he OF ipventioLs OF
age II is madc in the shape OF beautiful soap entirely
eadc,es every eruption such pin res. eck bio chs
seurvy salt rhs morphe snnbu-n, dist
9th skim imparng to the face, body, neck beau
tiful healthy ceaness No offered One
uia will suce recommend il 10 all 1t changes the color
of dark sunbum yellow skin, fine ne slthy clear
Paris who call it a race, wonder, and blessing"
he this several Of eruption that
hundreds Of doas in Ii is sold
IKE BY T. Jones his perfumery establishment sign
Of the Eagle Sc Chatham street NY and by these
agent-n Philadelphia. BY Zber cHmer Tt ird aud Dock
to the American Hotel Warrington, in Boston.
State Brooklyn Iso Fulton. Agents wanted in all other
cities. m NJ m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

3t& ollie DEL PhlA BOTANIC GARDEN TO FL
Aret Fibsrt, scfuyiir ard I'h streets. the city q
ling house house extensive aud hot houses
ss oa n sav. waI
and orna ne9 en- shade ,Ni, trees, r. ,:
reasonable terms Poses''cc may b. had Apply
m2 is6t*r No. 70 North Ten'h street, Phi,adcph
On STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
T'HE H0L OWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE
4ssi &c p asa. sse %?' Ss . ".s
and osn crisis who TIE ieas
:sss5ns srsas tSl srsrs" sds,f...as rs al.
y %h.s " re M nay
s.s az, tns,gn7s.d 3 q. lai place a ~ e.gs 9, Sire
M ifi1s 70 m Isi ,'f is Of s
9onor5hec for 3,ancs thar di,es.e Is sussd to
o s s ass.s, s and s.
that mpe. inflammation ofthe pssssSe wSic
naturally terminates in thehenng and this at
y 1Sa fssI fss
s.s I
vo., and dyIpeptic lind:
Is the idea that structure snno en.t 50 long no
70 che w ss q urine 2,,, 9S'ysa wc Suss mistake
striking change in this respect indeed amni,ned
hi; very 6s! are puS:hss
take OF this cruel body
how men of this description swarm about this city and tina.
Nov os when every iss pSye Du vii %
nedlatey aeknOv ledge, tina, ali the medicine world
more common thar for the writer 70 be consulted BY person.
and pills, and cordaS and the like many month.
but wh On seeing tho real nature OF the he ba caet
With y!sS Of preventing ,s..e %Po..ons therefore,
ds .sb LAY Ssss % nS few
~ done for although the Of this disease
'i1Isd f. ,s C {
need ae dmhed or mpedsd BS, osssISe .isen
lively AFTER il !. ini,ned and the clothes readued yheth
nsv. sss s to wet little
how ,s run and no
produce structure for one naturally disposed
TO beyoas os d Pc ..
ss isTs.. Az bo eets and
H ss'y ':s Ins q even. %Si ndus ss
20 @ me Se , syh sees &C., case IF ,ss n9s
o. less ta be notso capable ofbu,nssss, formerly i
the dsarps.fns o: asdss az the cure prosrss.e
With regard the cure of aere TN, subject sui
s1tsl that hi. SeIs free from PAIN and generally accom-
so a u ueS has eoq been nS o., 'fr
this and such the practical experience Of the
@ns GAYS % ta sts%snded month";. ''''' 10
T s also SsS % Ina, o S. 9 T,
a s oa a ii delicate 2S only
eiJ and prvsey directed in The plsinest maner IL
ss aS.e who IA
rss them moro than the ease sud certainty Of his
hare 10 wait a little
only now remains to saya VOID two tss ground
which the public, and especially coming
rely with confidence what has been .nced Wild
this Dr. Ralph bcgs that beside his grad
Of Ent urgh SC dche has been engaged the cure
Of thsse both h9,e,a and ctJ Practice for
pressy or that he hiss testimonial letters the
most cnnspt paysicians IN Eorope the eminent in
Ameues-ss SIR Ashley Cooper DR.. Mott, Of New Yort
Dr. fhyncf OF Philadelphia and ste and that he permn
rcd tss. to Utmost sysy Physician Of snnenee in this
city.
Or Ralph eon,ulted At his private residence No 50 Green
b.
consulted By post The bitls volume referred
sollsI m, ImSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
M arrIef,

On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Poisel, Mr.
OwEr C. OWEN, to Miss CATHApINE N WHTLocK, all Of
this city.
On Thursday morning, 4th inst by the Rev. Dr. Hut
ton, DR.. JAMES sYMs Of Scotland TO Miss CoRNELrA A.
only daughter Of the late Rev. j. g. Cooper OF Phlade
phia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
TNaTlTfJTE


ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLICT.
Il ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid. All kind of dis.
will be treated and surgical operations. Of dcscp
performed full and manoer
Of the first ocousts the city will attend the Of
all diseases Of the eye and Particula paid
the treatment oil all female complaints Patients who
desire it will be visited their houses. Those whose
cnes Three or four room, are provided for private conuI
ton. The drug department attended by arohecary Of
great experience and all medicine, pensed be relied
and genuine Cuppiug and eechn will be done
the shortest notice. Open day aud night.
Patients from the wishing avail themselves OF the
advantages this Institution possesses in the Of
scrofuous
be accommodated with board and mmes
date vicinity.
DIR HOMER BOSTWICK,
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
IS Chambers ST. I'd house OF Broadway,
This institution uader patronage and endaion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

A GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST, TO
MAKE A GOOD AND LASTING LATHER
THE SOAP this is composed Of the old Naples Sospi.
kept ia store 20 and 20 before imrorttd
Those who have used we II know lis worth and the
very best made for shayisg-t make, thick rich
lasting Iather the beard and hea
skin i i,n,w purified beautifully scented and in
shs, ing for s. shi each by T. JONES.
his efumery Est.b ishm, OF the American Eag,
90 Cha'h street anihy these agents ia.tbany at
IN Boston, State st IN Brooklyn, 1879 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
CANToN-Ship AkSar-Ms Dumaresq, three Children
am sert ant.
OAHU-Shr Victoria-T Carlisle and d Bishop, OF New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

MONS BLEY'S
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
s.ss! Z r.5;. ~:
instrumental Concert, a q ne poou
on huudsv the lth Instant assisted by the following most
Hos sJs. SSA44ff # I'm.
And other eminen, artistes.
h: q Of S.9 friends Mon; Bsy big
For programme small bills. Concert to commence At
NE BRADBURY's LAST JUVENILE MUSICAL
~ Festival WI be glvsn a. The Broadway T.bemsele
't, ~ the United Juyeni. choir.
he % a. s'
0 M fBsu ss.ur ,n'sssi!s sS who
the S Ap that end. 1oTns e pSe
it at 49, sosSway m do al do
B.wsy 200 Mulberry street. .tiss is and
RENEFIr NCERT.- Mr. John A. Kyle respectfully
inf hi. friends and the public tina, he viii
Nay 81 ~, II. i;sy
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