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MD :"
G.. Harris, Nj. D.,
Doctor of 73eutaI Eurqerp,

MILL perform, in a perfect manner, ALL
w OPERATIONS necessary to the health, beau
ty and rreserva ton of the TEETH.
Every one is sensible of the personal advan.
tages derived from set Of fine teeth, bat few
are aware to what an extent health, comfort
and longevity are dependent upon these deli
cate organs,
By proper and seasonable attention, great
numbers Of Teeth, the value of which is never
known till they are irr ccoverably lost, may be
preserved to the latest period of life.
DR.. HARRIS will insert, on true surgical
principles, the best description Of ARriFI
cIAL TEETH. which will be found TO answer all
the purposes of mastication, and remove any
impeachment in the speech occasoned by the
loss Of the natural teeth.
He will, also, give such advice and assist
ance to parents as will enable them to remedy
Irregularities in the teeth of their children, and
to secure for them one Of the greatest bless
ings-A REGULAR AND HEALTHY DENTURE.
A long and successful practice enables d.
II. to guaranty to his patients CORRECT anc
EFFICIENT TREATMENT. Ladies and Gentlemen
visiting st Louis, and requiring Dental opera
tons, are respectfully invited to consult with
him.
1TOFFICE...COrner of Fourth and st
Charles streets, st. Louis, Mo.
mar % '46
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QUEEN VICTORIl'S
LAST SHIPMENT OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
ID. nj. Ewing g. Co.

"AVE received and are now opening
IL at the old stand Of VIM. g. Ewing &
Sor, full and complete assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods, consisting Of every vari-
ETY. and style Of
English, French and American Prints:
Fancy colored and mourning lawns and bal.
zarines
Swiss and book muslins, bishop lawns and
aconets. plain and tig'd
Liunen pocket hdkfs, embossed and hem
stitched
Laces, cdgings, 70 tngs, insertngs and
ribbons
Florence braid, straw chip & Polka bonn.ts
Parasols, parasoletts and sunshadcs
Ladies and gents linen, cotton and silk
gloves-ladies kid and picnic long "a rim
gloves and mitts-c ,tton, silk aud lin.
en- hose ard half hose-goat skin
walking shoes, kid and morocco slippe rs
ALSO-Pant and coat stufs Of evcrv hue
color and texture-Burk and Oregon
cassmeres. striped anG plaid cottona DIES
mkt, cable twist, blue plaid and striped
drillirgs, nankeens, Jeans, D'Orsay
mixtures, &c.
HATS-Fur, silk, leghorn, chip aud cmbro
dered hats of the htest agony.
Brown and bl eached shrtings and sheeting
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Boots.
Shoes. &c sc
All Of which are offered on the most liberia
terms for cash or produce
u south side of Jefferson, g door
East of Main street.
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NEW GOODS.
TINE Subscriber is now receiving his
Il stock Of

UNgs WV WOOO9o
THE Subscriber is now receiving his
Il stock Of
NEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising general assortment suitable for
the present and approaching season, viz:
Splendid French lawns and balzorines, &c
Embossed fancy lawns for ladies dresses ,also
A great variety OF new style calicoes and
ginghams
Fancy shawls with new style silks. satins & c
Also-a good assortment Of bonnets. ribbons ar.
tificials, scarfs .parasols, ladies and gents
gloves, with jaconets, caEbrics &c
Also-a choice lot of men and boys summer
wear and vestngs,
White and brown domestics and checks
Also-cloths, cassimcres, plaid casinets and
Jeans, well assorted Cotton yarn, cotton
Batting and wrapping paper
---.aLSO---
Writing paper, quilts. ink, states, school hooks
ass'd combs, a good asst of Fur and Russia
palm and Leghorn HATS of great variety,
boots and shoes we'll ass'd,
DWARE-knves and forks, spoons.
files, butts and screws, locks, latches, tacks
and good asst Of pen knives, nails, glass,
&c.
GROCERIES--Sugar coffee, fresh teas,
moasses. indigo and madden, pepper, alspice,
tobacco. rice, loaf sugar, powder, lead, shot
and percussion caps.
MISCELLAN EOUS-Forks, scythes, rakes
sneads, hoes, axes, coffee mills, horse collars,
log chains, trace do, brides, &C.,
READY MADE CLIO THING,
with many other new and cheap articles, al
Tor sale very low.
uAll go1d and approved oduce taken fol
goods at the cash market price Call and see
and Judge for yourselves
The Public's ob't serv't,
Burlington, may IA WESLEY JONES
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
JOHN FULLERTON,

Il
TN rendering his sincere thanks to the eiti4
l. Gems Of Burlington, and its vicinity, for
their kind patronage, would respectfully a
nounce to them that his first shipment Of
Spring Goods
has arrived, and are now open for Inspections
comprising in part
American, English and French Prints,
Swiss muslins, Jaconett do, Bishop lawns.
French wolk collars, Linen pocket hdkfs
revered and lemstitched.
ALso-A very handsome assortment Of
Spring Shawls.
doz latest style Florence braid BonnstA
Shoes:..-Lades' walking shoes
do kid slippers, and
large asst OF childrens' shoes
Groceries:..2 bbs No | mackerel
box Goldfish, a superior article
bbls sugar house molasses
boxes raisins
l do cur.ants
All are requested to call, as il is no troubis
to show goods.
jefferson street, next door TO Thos. Hedge.
marl9-43-tf
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,;raI rw LATE Rev. II. HUTcnINsoN.-
ore ra h. following resolutions were unanl-
lbn .n.y adopted a. meeting in Amherst
" Rr d.ge, April IA, ls46. They relate TO
= ~ ~. .hs worthy pastor of the congrega-
!, rs' |a.I Church in this place, and s,rlklngly
,mne.} gabi he esteem in which he was held
party hose who knew him best.
will whereas intelligence has reached Us
'u gu tlhe Rev. Horace Hutchinson, grad,
YOU soi Amhers, College, and member
he Alpha Delta Phi Society died at
Ellington in the Territory of Iowa on
sl1lh Gay Of March las, aged &c years.
+. 1ss, wherefore
he 6d 'Saolved, That the impressive admo.
psssj m which The even, Of Death is at any
10 knoll h calculated to convey, is in the pre-.
ogea1 Instance especially enforced by our
rnutnd khI relation to the deceased, our ia
We COZ rDy with his character and by his
% Use BOXED for and early death.
cul ID Resolved, Tha, while in The uniinely
lhrou -four departed brother, this Society
cal pl been deprived Of bright visible ex
oial Hpe and illustration of its principles and
aeslrs) nver-we would yet fain believe that
qusial has left behind him name still to live.
wool am influence, that will not yet die:
oring hatshe generous impulses Of his So
when nature The amiable and unos,enta,ious
Of sss, Mmg which marked all his intercourse,
10 vhit n sha;iened and set off his earnest. ele
mes % aM md resolue purposes, will not soon
and IN Ne irm recollection. -or fail of imitation:
Ccn'lt u word, that the enlarged charities oil
/ throw CHRISTIAN character, excited and en-.
sion' fgsd BY that Gospel which he died
anything Mang IN strange land. will not be
Id shsa s'al emulation SO long as self denial
ConMa1 4pa'ahhropy are deemed among the
awny ssla' duties and dictates Of religion.
1t OF resolved. That in the affective be.
lion ma 1snen' which has befallen them, the
lns ~! Of The deceased have eur deepe.
sire M aPa'hs' and our sincere wishes fol
st M ~ hnre we'll being, and that a copy
BIT nr 'ss Resolutions be transmitted to the
ID diss dn sfl the deceased.
OF m aso'ed, That this Society wear thu
ON p'f wal badge of mourning thirty days"
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WTOULD respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Burlingt ton, and the surround.
ing towns and country, that he has on hand
at the above stand.
Large and Splendid Assortment
of custom made work, and is prepared with the
best workmen and leather,t to make any amount
Of work in his line that may be wanted, oil the
best kind, on short notice.
Mems high cant!e quilted buckskin seated sad
dies
Best and common all.back hogskin do do
Side saddles with quilted ca!(skin seats
Side saddles with plush do
Best and common buggy harness
Two horse wagon harness, stage harness
Saddle-bags and Trunks
Double and single bride filling, with bits,
made from black and fair leather
Blind brides and backbands
Calfskin, kipskin and hsgskin collars
Double and single girths and hip straps
ualters, large and small whip lashes
ALSO
A general assortment of shoe. makers and sad
dlers' leather, at wholesale or retail, at Saint
Louis prices or Less
All the above articles and any other that
NAV be wanted in our line, will be sold low
for cash or hides of every description. We
are resolved to establish
Permanent shop,
and expect soon to be able to take all kinds Of
country produce in pay for our articles. we
now want
500 DRY HIDES.
We hope by keeping a CONSTANT SUP
Pr Of the above articles on hand, and pay
ing strict attention to our business to be libe
rally patronised.
Burlington, April 23d, lS46-45-6m
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N0HEO1Hso

lalED proposals will be received by
!, w Undersigned committee on Inter-
movements until Monday 18Th
SrM,'iAe, for grading. gu,lering and
,s.'a..,sn'llng Jefferson street from the
!, .'@e OIL Third to the west side of Wa
ass', said stree. TO be graded 10
/. .a ,N the established grade and to
A. s'sl Of Is inches from the centre
,s y ''ees to the outside edge Of the
y. ana the cutters to be four feet
i T. ~ SIX inches deeper in the centre
~. 10y arc on the edge. The grading to
~ 0ylhe yard and the earth deposited
In, wharf, at the foot Of Jefferson
M. aaoer the direction Of said com
Iss : The street 10 be McAdamized
s,,,I as stone, small enough TO pass
a. ga inch ring for the Is, 6 inches
OH .''naln'ng six inches with stone
s- oash TO pass through a two inch
m .s'o layer rolled with a roller
!,.s' 10 be made with lime stone
d., ' VIDE and 4 inches thick, set on
u, I've nve fee, wide where the main
H. o,'es and The balance, four fee,
h ,.,. ' regular curve to the centre.
D,,.S ''ag and curving to be done by
s,als'sa,o' ~ feet. The work to be
NJ m,s. y the LIST Of August, payment
hs.,'us IN city scrip a, The work pro
iShl ,s security will be required for the
S''ofmance Of said work.
HENRY MOORE,
LYMAN COOK,
cc.n:. HARVEY RAY,
" Il 's.a on Internal Improvements
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~ a. morning. when | presume
/. anl 10, used of. 1: is uncertain
Be- b :. !, f,,., l think however, -. II
rsi ill % M, :, ,ha. they will cleo! the
:. u o's ."' halo, Of the Legislature.
>, eSy !, ]1''' material and think very
i ~ oas in this respect w when
~, .s raln ~. 'Ss Judges of the Supreme
H. ens i, II a session in each District
'a'' q 70 hei' Convenient, once year.
NV %! '., 'a's" as we'll as those of all the
., VI "l an he more li5er,l than the tor
. C'n''' Wv, Of tho committee on the Le'
4. rs"pn' ,,.t,mens is the same as the
Ivy s,rs y. T., The Senate will elect lis
~, a'p'ti Pin. S,I officer as does The house;'he
%, Pps''' ;sa,eusn. Governor being DIS
>, 4 81 s, mmi,,ee on the Executive re-
I,o. q. COM, ~, containing The same provis'
~ % o." ,sund in The old Constitution,
!. l' ,s a's .bsy did no. deem it eSp e
~ cpL va. ~ H. r., ,ba. sinecure. the office
y - pow, r.,srnor. The bill contains
ny \ I. 'sa'a.Oemocra'ic feature called The
sI.sj ', Ss., .,edns and unflinchlng wh'g'
N, No. y" LIZ offered several amend.
Cd S1 5,priving the Governo, of f,,, this
viii. 4. = a, op,er, or in other words allow
-. ps' pO.u n mass a law notwish-
Of a., n' ,'s Governors 81 forbid" -
'e, biIn as.' An we're supported by him
:. !. ,asaa" md Hedrick, glorious wing
Bo,I S %.'sl 10 and opposed by Bisse'l'
.. % " u nbble. The amendments were
IDS, =, chairman Of the committee on on, In
raliol % ..;oo, Bates has reported bill so
Dsbll n ''i h., have been told he is ashamed
a .H since he has reflected on It.
vhic I a,h;h;,, The Legislature from granting
d upej pI CHARTER to a corporate body, fo'
re ii ~, Oa' ., di,coun,iag privileges. Ii
'oins y. +. stockholders in all private In.
'retn ~. .',,;ous, responsible in their lndlvld
llgn .,,,ei,ies for all debts and liabilities
'mll "a. Incorporation. 1t gives the Legs
py al y. me power to alter, amend or repea
Iil'a ;hs, creating private 'ncorpora,io n,
pecs VII, think you Of that! What 90 10, no
'lsa !, minded Democrats think oil ii! WI
esds 4. n.oole think of ii! Do they wlsl
dye !, 1sbl. restricted for all time to come
gl, \, Rishman moved to strike out all o
.t,on : Of the bill and insert in sub
oft .r,s that it would be an encroachmen
$ a - n. sovereignty Of the people to te'
us hem or The Legislature in regard Il
'usIo M rights. The question was laid Owe
Hov ii reesdsy morning. What will be tn
couaS MI, am unable TO divine.
lornsi Yours, &c.
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HIRAM BOYD,

NROM ST. LOUIS. takes this occasion TO
Il inform the citizens of Burlington, that he
has opened
FASHIONABLE BARRIERS SHOP,
on Main street. where he will wait on gentle
men wishing services in his line. Having Tor
a long time carried on the business in Saint
Louis, he does not hesitate to say, that he
can execute the duties of FASHION ABL h
BARBER and HAIR DRESSER to the entire
satisfaction of all who NAV favor him with
their patronage. CALL IN, GENTLEMEN.
may 4, ISi6-tf
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DR. E. EASTERLY g. CO.,

Uk II. EASIERLY q CU.,
No 70, Chestnut street, Saint Louis. Missouri,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEAL
w Frs in all valuable Family MEDICINES,
and by special appointment of the proprietors,
are the only authorized agents in st Louis,
and General Wholesale Agents for the Yves
tern States, for the following justly popular
remedies:
Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam Of Life
DR. Lwaynes compound syrup of Wild
Cherry
Thompson's compound syrup of Tar and
Wood Naptha
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster
Detterers Magic Hair Oil
DR. Halstcd's Magnetic Remedies
Or Aliens Dyspeptic Compound
DR. Upham's Vegetable Pile Electuary
DR. Smiths Indian vegetable sugar coated)
Pills
Vegetable Persian Pills
Morrison's Universal Hygean Pills
Bowers Infant Cordial Bartine's Lotion
Allebasi's Family Medicines,the black salve
do Health pills and tooth ache DIR ops
do Poor Mans Plaster
Spencer's Tonic Bitters
Bakers DiarrhGa Specific
DR. Watson's Fever and Ague Piils
Wvnkoop's Tonic Mixture, for fever and
ugue
IIemsley's worm syrup; Ok Marrow;
DR. Bscker's eye nalsam
DR. Welcomes Worm Specific
Sherman's indicated toilet soap
Nerve and bone linment
| DR. Lemuel Warren's tooth powders
McAhster's all healing ointment
| And, in fact. every other truly valuable medi
| cine now before the public, can be had, whole
sale and retail, at this Family Medicine Depot
! No. 76, Chestnut street.
n Country Merchants. city and eountr!
Druggists, and dealers in medicines are nvit
ed to call and examine our prices. They VII
be sold at 10 per cent. less than they can D
| had else where in the city. may IA 1911
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Free 10 All.

MIR PITTENGER presents his com.
A'A pimsnts ito the Ladies and Gentlemen
of the city of Burlington; and requests them
to call and partake of a glass OF Ice Cream at
his house, corner of Water and Washington
streets, on this Thursday evening. The
CITY Bands are also invit ed to attend.
MAY 18th, 1916.
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CAMP MEETING.
NJ The New London an(

u TIC IVtW LUIIuUII anu
Yellow Spring Circuits and Burlington Station
Union Camp Meeting, will commence on
Thursday, the 2Sth inst. The camp ground
is near Flint Bridge. three and a half miles
from this city, on the Wapello road Brethren
in the ministry and membership are invited to
come up aud help us +. S. NORRIS.
Burlington, May 18th, 1916.
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NOR SALE Four good work horses
, wagons, little used, second hand bug
CIV and harness, also 3 sets harness a little
used, all cheap for cash or liberal credit to
nrudent men. WESLEY JONES
myl4
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TERRITORY OF IOWA,
HENRY COUNTY, set. )
District Court for said County, to tho
September Term, 1916.
MAHLoN ROACH Assunpsit and At.
RICHARD F. Roach. faehmenf'
TNHE Defendant will take notice that on the
L 4th day of November, A. ID. 1916,
Writ Of A ttachment issued out OF the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court for
said county. in this case, against the lands
tenements, &C., of the said defendant for tho
sum of six hundred and twenty eight dollars
and seventy nine cents tS625 19;) which writ
of attachment was returned into said Court at
the February term thereof, 1876: levied on
the following described lands in said county.
to wit: the S w quarter of sec. 20 and the 5
or, Of sec. 80, in township 10 north Of
range west.
Now unless the said defendant shall appear
and plead to the said plaintiffs action before
the next term Of said Court to be held at Mt.
Pleasant in Sid County, on the first Monday
in September next. judgment will be entered
against him and the estate so attached will
be sold to satisfy the same with costs.
L. FITZPATRICK,
Clerk Of said Court.
April 80, '46-49-6t
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Notice to Emigrants.

THE Subscriber offers for sale and VIII
L give great bargain,) good farm STU STU
ated miles south Of Iowa City, on the bur
lington road, containing 800 acres; about MAJ. :
timber, the balance in good fence ana 10y
acres under cultivation. This farm IS wen
supplied with running water through h-a,so
choice orchard bearing iruit. For iurthef
particulars apply to the subscriber: ,-,
mayl4 WESLEY JUNE
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Religious Notice-The Rev.
Mr SALrER will preach in the Congregational
Church on Columbia Street, on next Sunday
at | and o'clock
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Interesting to Farmers.

II AN at all times in want of Butter, Eggs
Il Fowls, Pigs, Sheep, Calves. Beef, and al
kinds Of Produce. foi which | will pay the
highest market price, delivered at my Boat
Store on Water street, or at my Store on Jet
(ers5n street. Be sure and call if you desire
good prices and ready sales.
myl7 3 / DAVID
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ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
May Galena, Gaul.
Z" War Eagle, Harris,
8 Prairie Bird, Wall,
=" Cecilia, Throck merton,
E" ST Croix. Atchison,
Q Uncle Toby, Cole,
g Bertrand, Rogers,
Z" Red Wing. Barger,
+" Ocean Wave, J. Whitney, ir.,
10 Belmont, Smith,
Confidence, Gordon,
I" Mendoza, Starnes,
La Clede, Randolph,
II Iron City, Forsc.
Falcon, Moorehouse,
10 Tempest, Smith.
Time, Hooper,
Monona, Glenn,
Z" Fortune, Atchison,
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE.
May I Bridgewater, Ball,
$. Time, Hooper,
" Potosi, Saitmarsh.
Fortune, Atchison,
9 Tempest, Smith,
" Galena, Gaul,
" Huntsville, Miller,
" War Eagle, Harris,
10 Ocean Wave, Whitney, jr.
Prairie Bird, Wall.
" St Croix, Atchson,
IL Atlas, Kelley,
I" La Clede, Randolph,
g Belmont, !. G. Smith,
" Mendoza, Starnes,
10 Confidence, Fuller.
:" Bertrand, Rogers,
i" Red Wing, Barger,
4" Uncle Toby, Cole,
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!. a.sea NED 10 ps. Earls,on and
s,adb g,nghams, very superior ar
ayh s',u. patterns. for sal by
JR CAMPBELL a. co
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Gun and White Smithing.

Gun and White Smlthlng.
"HE undersigned having permanently
Il located in Burlington, would inform
the public generally that ne has opened a
shop on Main street, few doors above A. w.
Carpenters Matchmaker shop, where he can
be found at all times, and hopes by strict at
tention to business, TO merit a share Of public
patronage. D EBERSOL.
mario 1888
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TO SADDLERS.

TO SADDLERS.
TUST reed and for sale by GEO.
- ARMSTRONG, at his establishment on
Main street, Burlington,
Skrting, harness and bride leather
Plush for ladies saddles
Calf and hog skin seating and Pad-skins
Saddle trees Of all kinds
Straining and girthing web
Silk and thread, stirrup and bride bits
B!idlc and harness buck les
horse and buggy harness
Tacks from 3oz to 30 OF
Martingalc and harness rings, DC &c
Low for cash or dry hides may IA 40
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vlyAR 20 kegs in fine order. Tor sale
l. BY taol6) Cc0LBAUGH 4 co
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The Rev. Mr. Gaylord, (of the
United Friends) will preach in the Union Hall,
over J. c. Partrdge's store Saturday even
ing at early candle-hghting. Subject-"WEa
is Truth :" Gazette please copy
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ID AlSINS, in boxes and 10 do, just
IL reed and for sale by
JG LAUMAN
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UMBRELLAS. 100 Umbrellas, (dli-
- ferent qua!ities,) for sale by
nar,9 GARRETT & CO
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EIGS 20 drums figs, fresh and in fine
Il order for sale by G LAUMAN
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BORT WINE l cask port wine, also
1 very fine article in demiloh for sale by
JIG LAUMAN
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CURRANTS eask curran,s. just rec d
~ and for sale by J q LAUMAN
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r INSEED OIL Dbl linseed oil; also
Ia white lead, pure and No l.. 90 lbs red
lead, for sale by LAUMAN watef'st
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~OGNIAC g. SEIGNETT BRAN
~ by cask A. Segnette IL do cogniac
reed direct from the importer and warranted
TO be pure article, for sale very low by
JG LAUMAN, water-st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16

the banking capital Of the country fell and
third per cent the loans and discounts twenty i've per
cent the circulation seventeen per Mt whe the spe
Gle on hand increased twenty per cent and the
deposits thrtysix cent In January Is4l the pro-
portion Of specie 10 paper was to three and IN
January lS45 to twoan Improvement of thirty
three and onsthird per cent in the value of the
currency Of the country, according to the on
cial returns of the banks Independent of this
increase in the value of the paper
cy Of the banks there has been the value
OF the circulating medium generally. There much
larger amount of specie in circulation in all parts of the
country than before II found in all sections and
more freely used in purchasing produce in the interior
than ever before The creation OF more banking capital
and the increase Of banks the Western States, draws
the specie from circulation, and supplies its place with
the paper promises of those institutions and depreciaes
the value of the currency of the country at large The
above returns that tho banking movement Of the
country is at present sound that the currency is SAFE
and that the banking capital is sufficient for all legitimate
purposes 1t in the power of the Legislatures of the
different States to prevent any expansion, increase Of