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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
RAISINS

VIII IVY =
Consisting of Jars, Saltnouths Tiuctures, Vases,
Jellies, ,Tumbers, Gobets, Nappies, Plates Dishes,
Sweetmeats. Sugars, NJ ,llsses' Cans Salts Lem
onades, &c &c. Alse every size Window Glass.
~ PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIO ONScareful-
ly compounded NJ. u. KRElDER.
Lancaster, July IA. 1913. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
Widow and Heirs

Adm'tor of Jacob Van Buren,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06
TRUE PROGRESS.

The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
is burning and n shining light. She ia An
example Of the true progress Of nation
hot that barbarian progress in the arts
Of war and hloodshed Of which such con-
qurrors as Alexander. and Tamerlanc. and
Alaric have furnished the exampIes-bui
the progress OF human virtue, intelligence,
civilization. and true happiness; not the
progress which ruins heigIboring nations,
hut that which improves, enriches, exalis,
and adorns our own.
Las, year The people of Massachusetts
voluntarily taxed themselves about mil
lion Of dollars for the support Of Com.
mon Schools. There is not native born
child in the State, old enough 10 learn.
WHO is not able TO read and write. In
the ri'v of Boston. during The three months
preceding the 10Th of April last, 500, 900
were <p"nt in building public srhool hon.
seS, The high school just finished IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06

Claa,laislse. aith twn .nilarE sshsalh srs,
rs.sI So! nlsa. Al's'lhrTs ~ @FaEn,ill a,,sl
r.'slly lraarsrler. nas ls'sly finished ~
.t'haTlrsian i. an..iisrT - Nrai.u,si 90
rsssl sg5.aan. Miihin llsr - year. midi
s,d,..ls haze gissn s2Oa.0oo - IIanard
l'allere. "
T'hr STAY j. building a rsisam srIl,4.I
Er EsgEsni AMI rXPased rhllaHrn, Elirh
NIL rast mnEs lllaa sIa0.nna. An un-
lRs~n indi.idlnal has gis.nss20.OO0 To-
ards IL.
The Stale e.lBra;es al Die deal. ina.l,.
and hind.
Last sisgeT The Legislature made IN
appropriation 10 establish . srhOal lnr lsls-
cts.
these are he nSIr rlsariiiss aal wnrks
of philanll.rnps IN wlIrh aias-arl,nsells Is
enssgrd. Sl,. has hin-a,ly finished surl
institutions n other States are now en-.
gagged 10 establishing. Sine i from thirty
Ia fifty wears shead ~ tie see. FalIaw-
ins her rssmplr. leI al entleavor 10 pro-
grGs. Tftaia..Ge..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06

We understand that acknowledgements
e. have hern Teeriyrd NJ the War Iicparl.
meni lrnm i'elanel Mason. the prrsenlrum-
man,line aiI;rer in calil"rnl:.. Trspeclins
the astonishing fertility VI the guild minrs
in uur new arquIsillnn. II exrerls calrn-
laliun, and almost reminds as al the Irca-
surrs aG Alasl,.in. These documents ~
probably arrompsHy the report Of tie
SccTIlry If War ln Congress. The ac-
counts are sai.l ~ 10 wonderful. Sixlecn
whalcrs ave reported NJ having hecn de-
serted by iheir crews. The smallest at
Ilrle Of merrhsndise lhai happens IN ha
in rrguisilion, IL said TO r,,n,mand great
value in exchange Cor gold. The quaint.
ties. daily ding ar. are. very large. This
vasI be- pf irrdsmes was di.rorcrsd by
an arritlenl. Snler Was 'iesirnns 81 cnlaTg-
ing the race o( ms mill. aud permitted tho
stream nf walsT tn pun IN tho wash. hy
IL abrasive pawrr. tie sarih IN the ra,inc.
The Sllntial snrfsrO hiring thus removed.
Oh extraordinary mosaic of gold Was pre-
scented IN the rasishcd view. lIul We .hsll
have al the details next week in the pub
lie dorumenis. The public must wait.
therefore, for l.eir OiTirial revelation.
Washington Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06
Murder and RoShery.-The ST. Jo

AAuAhGA aAAA AkoS1NAY wv s's wv
seph Gszeiic of tho lOlh uliImo snnoun-
ces the startling intelligence that just ~
that paper VIE going I" press They had
received information that Major Singer.
paymasIer 10 tho UniIetl States army, had
lew days ple.ious been murdered and
robbed in Saline county. Missouri. Maj"r
Singers wife and her sister were in COM
pany with him. both Of whom are like
wise said To have shared tho same fate.
Tho Major had IN his possession one
hundred and sixty ihnusand dollars. with
which he was proceeding IN the upper
par, of This. State To pay the three monihs'
extra pay TO those volunteers That were
entitled to il.
The Gazette says that no eluo linus far
h..l haas si.s...- a.ai IN WIN ps-reira-
ted The foul deed. other than supposirion
that the soldiers who had acted as HE es-
eort were the murlerers.
Major SINGER was married but short
time since. and this sudden termination
oi his own NJ well ~ his wiIe's and b. 2
sisters existenre. in the hlnum Of lit" anil
90 the midst Of hcalih. will cast deep
gloom o'er large circle Of berrared re-
laiives aml friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06
From New Mexico. from

Santa Fe 10 the 18th ulimo have been re-
ceivrd at 81. Louis. Gen. Lane and cs-
cor, had arrived. and would remain few
days before proceeding I" Oregon.
Col. Washington, the Military Com
msndcr, had arrived. and was well receiv-
ed. lie was already making a suitable
disposition Of his forces.
The people in Convention adopted \
petition 10 Congress asking for speedy
organiz4linn of Territorial Civil Gov
eminent. and frmlv protesting against any
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of their territory. they
10 not desire domestic slavery within
ihelf borders. and ISL To he protected Eum
It's nlTodLcilUn ainuns tlIrm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06
Missionaries for califnrnia.-Rer

John w. Douglass and the Rev. Samuel
II. Wiley lave been appointed missiona-
ries Of the American Home Mission So
cicty for California. The latter is des-
tined for Monterey and the former for San
Fracisco. Al those points j, is their de.
sign 10 establish churches Il, such times as
may seem suspicious.
The American Baptist Home Mission
Society have appointed the Rev. o. G..
Wheeler. of Jersey City; as missionary
to San Francisco in California.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06

About five hundred dollars we're raised
by voluntary contribution by the " higs
81 Rochester. and expended in purchas-
ing and cooking low hundred chicken
pies. live hundred and fifty mincc pies.
i've hundred and fifty large lovesof bread.
forty or Iifty barrels of apples. one hun
dred and City turkeys. geese. aud chirk-
ems. besides q necessary supply Of his
cults. cakes. &c. They WIRE distributed TO
about five hundred and fifty families a,
their houses on Thanksgiving Day. Tho
Ladies Charitable Society. which has
been IN existence over thirty years, have
divided The city into abou. forty districts,
and have appointed vIster in every dis
trict TO inquire into and reliere the neces-
sites Of the sick and destitute. These
ladies', with characteristic bencrolcncc.
volunteered To superiniend the distribution
Of the dinner To the families in person.
This was nohly done by Wing conlribu-
tors and their better halves, who acted
themselves and distributed their charities
az It there had been no political ,lislinc-
lions. New York Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
lnrc for Dropsy.

Mr. Lynn 0f the irriag Iltftnte has a1dre - ID
etter % bis brethren 'he Editors ofthe Christian Adeo
eat, and o.,qo stating the way which hs vie 81.
cured of Drop.y The facts are as follow
SIS Viie bar been cured ol tnst species VI dr1p-y
called asoels after Our pny.icsns 10 this town ana
two eminent ply sicaos 10 New York. Teinq me
hope 81 her ever getung rid Of IL We used great We
riery of appointed remedies without benefit aud hnay
sutmtted o. the operation Of toqpag under ne 1f'c
ton oi Dr. Paner. when ftrse gallons oi ",irr ~cie
drawn away 10 shout five minutes In4s Afforded iui-
ueciate relief bat the water collected again and 10
about three weeks tns blostng nearly as great a.
before. she continued 20 drink b oecocton VI Ap,ny
nun CanabuaHl which always proved more Deut 'iai
In checking The progress OF toe irregular secfe'n th
any other drink Expecting O. submit 90 another ope
ration Ne thought u beet however o avoid AS long
~ possible when iu -ept la- hre months alter tne
hrt operation went 10 the City O. take advice rts
gectng the time for sfc1aa Just a. THIS time sister
Bren cent NE word the rapor bGth. which che
had known % be- efcacious in some desperate dropsl
cal cases in England had Q Convenient apparatus
made and commenced the use Oi II twice day hiteen
Or twenty minutes each time med Gated MIN 4 p9sh
nm In about two week. there was Al apparent I'm
proveen Of general health and strength Ia three or
four weeks the boatng 5egsn 10 ,ubside and In Two
months more the ascfc affection had entirely dlsap
peared aud her general health is decidedly better than
Il has been for some years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28


CARLIsLE Nov. %.
MrsRs EpITORS For some few days there
has been quite an interesting before the courts 81
this county the circumstances of which many OF your
numerous readers would undoubtedly Ike 90 know.
The plaintiff Cstharne Oliver and others OF the State
OF Mary land instituted suit against Daniel hsutpsn
OF this county for aiding the escape aud harboring is
slaves claimed the property OF the plaintiffs Messes
Wait. and Biddle were engaged for plaintiffs, and Gal
lssher Graham. and Aisr for defendant great mum
Der of witnesses produced by the plsntfs coun
sell who proved that tie slaves were brought on To-
evening of the cath Of October ISL, 20 the barn ol
kaufman and after remaining there part oSthe night
were taken In his wagon the SusQuehanus river
Several witnesses were called. who were immediate
neishbOrs kaufman, and obstnately refused TO al
ever any questions or inquiries propouuded by "a
court counsel Being apparently determined TO KEGS
silent they given into the custody OF the Shcri
aud conveyed to jail But after remaining there shor
time they concluded Il better % come torwsi d
aud give evidence sud accordingly did 50 IN yer
humble and submissive manner u he defendant
counsel took the ground thst case of this Kind a
not come under the Jurisdiction of this court abb
and lengthy speeches were made by the counsel oi
both sdes and the judges charge though orei was 9,
the point
Tue Jury retired and after being cut Is hour
returned verdict OF 5000 damages for the plaintiff,
In the surrounding neighborhoOd o. ksuimsn's resi-
dence there appears 20 be number OF most uveterst
Abotonists who are strongly suspected a. part OF
grand chain extending from Mason aud DlNons line q
the Northern section OF this state. who aid Ia the e-
cape aud secrcting of runaway negroes This spirit
tase philanthropy cannot be otherwise than deeter
In n. tendency aud should receive the trOwn OF
good citizen Slaves have been recognized by N
Consultation as property aud every sensible man unit
they SIRE proven otherwise should scQuesce IN the
eoeuiuon The law should not be trsmpled upon an
individual rights should not be oppressed by a wi
and dangerous tanAtcism. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
Court of ai.-~ovember Term.

FRIDAY. Nov. a. lsfs.-Chiei Judge Jewett
announced that 20 day day for hearing motions
thereupon the following motions we're made
No Jabez b Gilbert appellee. re- STEPHEN Luce, -
a. appellants. +. Grant FIR sppellee ". Dlrr JOY
appellants. Motion 1y Mr Poster of counsel for appel
lee D. permit cause % be srgsed-the default having
been opeuet--moton granted and cause sei down i1r
Tlesc-y next
40 81 daniel r. Thomas and others. Executors
and sppe ants. ~. Damon Goats respondent NOTION
% o : Comstock. bsq u coun.ci Tor appellants. o
put % ih. cause fOf the term and after hearing Da
- Noxou Esq. OF counsel for respondent opyosec.-
MotiOn granted oL payment Of toe cost q toe ,err
W. % Horace biddlecUm respondent a. Joln
stewart Jr and others appellant b Bas.ey t3r re-
spondent John Clarke for appellants. This Cause ez-
changed with 10 l7 Mr. J. Clarke on part o. appel.
ant opened The argument Mr. c P Kirkland ri co.I.
EEL va. he4 q on part Of respondent, snd M Clarke
closed for appellants
No "a Benjamin Oss5ury. respondent a. John IA
Farse appellant Mliln tor respondent l. Gro
ham for appellant - 81 Holman of course. tor appel
ant opened tne Argument % the cause -nd ~ acDurn
men, % the Court had n9t closed. C0uu adjourned
f-yracus. Daily star
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28

I<FoFMATI0v WAvrFD-Henrv Hlll u storm
for The orphan children ~ sA,lUEI and Lrcf rosTAh
Lucy WHITE before msrrlaze whose wlerea1 9u-s are
ro~ Ir known.
y Tic tr0nretars e the Exchange h'iei,
syla-fe.3 were geld liable ~ tae .o.s Of q u-nN.
stolen or lo-t from the coach which - 'el ID ' -s
guests from fle le93t % tne 1cte-si term @. '-r
Court ri Common Pleas. hid 20 Grfe1--.1 'tis
duril- tre pee, week 1t. jury hr rs-t 70 fef-
for tre fl. e..-f 81 o. trunk SIS -ll --'a- ---
decision B.. req ore and t,e r-r- OF iis c,-f' jas
been exc, pte. O. 81 lre let-l1ali. unset.
a. 4 destructive Ere occurred 20 n.---ls. NJ
Ohio Va l.s1ay n-.lt ..ti -rl '-r-i I'VE a---l-s
aid f-e contents of one stor- entirely ana ID 1i
s-o-- partially lt caught ln tls st1r1 90 L-,ti tli
per 10 The other .-or- vas owned cy ST. Anffr.
son Fntr- l1s- yr. baby lI-' vi N----
Nay.ue Ea..e -.'-
- An unr .casslt ate.cat occurred 90 g.
.osr Ola Monday Say. ffe D1.t.rg Count IiHff -
.,.- ..,. 'ara-n of OIL. bar q. J. Wl'e sl1 p
TAYLOR etesog-1 a. OPPOSITE colnse l1 c11sr o. ~
~ IN eyed .nsllf while me Court was I'D ---s-n DO
White struck Nh Tayor se7ere a.-* ever me eJt.
- The El.-1r oftle >D01--e.a Aep.. can
s.tr -eaarsinz thst ih-re Vo-d BE- D. Pre- ient o..
d. ra.rsd state. 10 sunday The ira 70 if- O. save
auaruna aay of rr.i ~ lne eZp -at-aD 10 .-f -A
term. strikes us ~ quite afpro Irisie
~ we lean a.a th- = 7.t Lfn mar
Gov fI.H 1a- t.teu I- rnals. oi Thomas N DO. Oh
4l North f.ar -l ilr fl, tcrm .i 900 jraI-
- There has been q sl-lt .aI 90 snow a'
Ca.rl-.fon s. C. 90 Che 18Th in-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
The Constitution of France.

The follosing summary comprises the principal pro
visions OF the new Constitution Of France
The press cannot in any oc submitted 70 censor
ship Education will be under toe surveillance OF the
stale All citizens equally admissible u every put
lie employ without other motive Of preference than
merit Mobility is forever abolished ana 81! oisiincuon
OF birth class. caste Zach shall contribute 10 The
taxes Ia proportion 10 his fortune snd means Inc
numoer OF representatives 10 compose the National A.
scmbly to be 1-t cctcd under very nearly TIE same
conditions a. the Charter sought In England. No
member OF the Assembly can, during is siuns D.
named OF promoted 10 paid public once Inc eiee
The President OF the Repushc mus, be nstve oi
France, aged thirty. ess, and who shall never hs'e
lost his qashRe~1on OF citizenship. lie - elected i@
four years sud only he rtehshle after an Interval
vi toar years ID any candidate for the Presidency has
not obtained more than one hst the sutrages aud &C
least two millions OF votes II the conditions (ss %
birth citizenship So b not ialaed the National A.
semtly shall ciectthe President oy sAsoiute msoTl
~ and scruny from among the ave ehe ole can
dstes who have ootSiue ed the greatest number
The President shs dispose Of the armed force with
out power ever 10 take The command In pcrsoa Hs
.Aa see 70 the defence Of the Stale bgt under
take any war without the consent u the VA iona A.
ssmoly His salary Il ~ed a. ooOoOO trsncs per al
mum lie has the power % name ana revoke his Min
ister. diplomatic sgenis naval and military command
ers the Governors 81 colonies and other iunc'onaT.e
of superior order
The Nice Presi5ent .hsn ne named BY the Nations
Assembly. and cannot he chosen rom tue kindred @
the President q the sixth degree OF rc.Stonsni Soi
criminal and political dcrquenccs and oreases CON
miticd by the press, shsA be uicd by jury ksef'
Frrnch an shsn be liable O. military service, snd ea
he liberated only according the provisions OF the "a"
Of recruit The territory of Ag.ers Is declared Sfene
territory and vii. be governed oy particular laws ~
special law shall place Il under the governnens o. u
constitution proclaimed.
10 addition 10 these the penalty OF dossh Tor Polinca
offences IL abolished slavery cannot oNsi ca ffcne'
soil and each form OF religious iAith shan receive e ="
protection from the state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
state Of Affairs In ,iexico-Gen. Aristn-MeS-
lean Minister TO the United states.
MEXICO. OF 81. lsls

MEXICO, Oct 81. lSl-
All is quiet here. Revolutions are not talked Of
now as a thing % be- expected As matter of course
thanks TO the the energy and ron-w Of Gen Arsta
the Secretary OF War lie Is the soul Of the Govern
ment and fully redeens Il from the charge Of moeci
~ lie 10 true scion Of tho " Old Hickory stock
Since the lesson taught by the summary justice dealt
upon Jsrsuta and bic companions IL hard 10 screw
up Mexican courage 10 the point Of daring his ven
geAnce There bright hopes In store for this beau
tful country while such at the helm OF stat,
Don Luis de Ia Rose Envoy Extraordinary and Min
isier PenipOtentsry 10 the United states sccOmpanes
Mr. clifford TO Washington The friends OF peace vii
welcome him as the man whose influence controlled the
decision Of Congress n favor Of the Treaty You wi
ind him plain, unas ,uming gentleman. profound
scholar liberal in his policy, free from higoiry in re
zion and an ardent admircr OF American institutions
lie has read Cooper Irving Prescott and others OF our
distinguished authors IN Spanish. Italian and French
aud looks forward with delight TO the honor OF per
sonai acquaintance lie has n few rare specimens 81
Mexican antiquities for the author OF the Conquest oi
Mexico !" and when told him poor Prescott was blind
/ know not whether he was most overwhelmed with
sorrow or sstonshment
No difficulties yet arisen In the Interpretation Of
the Treaty though ts loose aud careless wording leave
wide latitude 10 csvil All negotiations have beer
conducted In friendly spirit concessions having beer
frequently made where justice aud generosity would
have been satisfied with their denial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28

IN FOX ~Aih ot = " - - :. -, ~ u -. '
- ..f 10 frs pegssu Village ~ fa-ksnln = Sihr
tbr. hours ride ~ COB. city on tte premises sr' axe
new u0derr.sty.s dwelling and OF oAai u.'gs'Af eli.
Il.e. 80 new tl,et.er with choice variety v nun
trees For farther Information apply t1
o3U TuOS DAVENPORT. lli Washn2iond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28

= WmsOs. DENPsTLE and srEAEosCH are 10
Bosfon ssgng Scottish ballads aud bewiichu. re
Piano.
- Mrs. Co~NgS lsfe Miss BAHVEs il playing
Hamlet her husband 81 Laertss. % r'ttsolrsh
II MOONEY is giving Irish Entertainments ~ Hart
foTG
- CoLIlSs and Boom are 10 Baltimore
= The HAusEh family ere A. Hartford.
- The HrIcHIN5oNs are a. Clncinnatl
- The MoRAvIANs are ~ Nen Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28

NURprRoUs ArrACK-ln Southwark SATURDAY
morning man named Joseph Newman the Keeper OF
an ssr house in Plambstreet repaired 70 the nous
OF bis brotherin law James Kelly Who Avsd N SINS
court running from Plumb below fifth street Ano IL
msnded admission f1r tho object Of seeing his VIII.
from whom be separated, and upon Aelys CON
ing down stairs deliberately nalclea irgatie WON
scr0ss the stomach with large clasp knlic Newma.
than ran away. out was followed and arrested, an Z
ths afcrnooa was committed In default Of $500 bail
Keiiy was taken 70 the PennsylvSnls Hospital where
h. recovery this morning pronounced very do0o'
fal and his dying declaration hss been recorded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
T.. w. KIudBaLL s. CO.


DCSSfS, klssALL CO. L!FEsrocL .
DEsPECIFDLLY INFORM heir frsnss snf ~ p4p =
Ia nat t1ry nave commenced The G-lsrs stlppnk &c
C0lmisson Business, t9grfher viii lle general -
rr b-si1-ss gzrflng certificates u passage ron LDh.
Liverpool DgD1l, Be fast OF any par u L- oi ID-I~''
6. Nea-f0rs. boston sld Pl-lce pLls- ...
Drafs ard BIS " Exchange for I 20 any s'oini %
Roya Benz of ire. ard and It's brarcles ,....
Days 81 salug " tho GUAR .ine " Liverpool. n
iTe1 upol are fh- ift hfn, l-l ltfn 4ai SEA -
every month Te 81 - ali 81 le sfgest clss. sn' -
commanded bg mrl Vi character ana prr..lre t--
srrrglrot tIor. sr- Fl thar can bee desired il plitt
~ euf0r. eonf0rf ari c1rFen.encri tey ere 80.
Ally i1 ne fsFs q sailing all POI sf'lrl sll-frt %
psr.rf .hIp. RO>Cil- slDDONs sthNiDAH
GARRiCK are vessels l a- largest class al ilosc 81
os 10 bras their fflends cannot s-rct ta-f " 49,
shirs Passage BE- red 81 he 0n ~ isie .
,rs-Orsan. Line Z lcEetf ssl WEEKLY fol -.s~-'
o. Freight spply 90 shove N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
MINING COMPANIES.

Upper CANADA MINING COMPANY -Noucs
Is hereby given that farther nstaIsui Of seven pence
hscpenny = cts per share upon 81 the accessible slsr-s
0f th. Uppef Csnads Mining Company has been called n,
payable On or before the thirteenth day 0f December next
h- ofce VI the Company in Hamilton, " u Measrs "
J. Curne, Agents No. q Waist Ne~-1of1 BY order
lr rfe Board N Directors. n 3 WILSON Secretary.
Once " the "a Co Hamilton. Oct. ., 1873 n5 &avrtD
Upper CANADA MINING COMPANY Notice
I hereby given that al shares of The Capita STOCK -
the pp-r Canada Mnng Company in default Tor any IS
@,.u-n or assessments due, viii be forfeited % he
u.e VI tho Company on the thirteenth day " December
next un the with interest thereon. be pad,
without any other farther notice ~ order Of he Board
,f ID rectors n 3 WILSON Secretary
Ofce ofhe { 81 CO. Haniii0u,Oct ~ l543 NJ 4s~iD3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
UlaNlKAL NOTICES.
sAVINns HANK.
IN @At ~ 49, -
no. E Hickman. ~ --CAnlua Hal

WU7 ! Ill-
" Open Tuesdays, Thur-day- aud ~atur-
day-. from 30 DclOck. NJ
The lusutuuon Tor t1e savugs NJ Merchants t'erks
aud cthels open above Tor be reception VI depps
from h classes of persons o. u also orer IllfsdeYs
from 5 io i O'Clock 2 n exclusively flr females
since Tho opening % TILE lr-r.or. on De Ift NJ Juy
the smouui ana number u depo.s received lave been slcf
a. 10 render is inmed ale success certainty.
The rate of De- paid deposits, made dlrn-
The frs * months will be- determined next January, all
mere no doubt that The dividend ~ be- eqIsl % NAT oil
any other similar institution
UFlIlfh-
-rsD krrr Pee. dent. joss B FatafI. lIaa.arrI
psrsrra q Nrrs.tr 81 rIr.f klsat --I-ir
h. stsr ksiir u Wee lia-at Caallfs Eatff ...ff