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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-11
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SV(. ~. NDct1et
Sat 70 eben erbaltsn bon Slsuporfer 8erbern
Die fh6nlte sot Don rc.bsm 9oblssbsr, oas
jemals nadb Nsapins setratt porpeu. Scr
9tcf beftebt aus
5000 pfo pomstsfsn rrtben 9obaeper
1000 " in Baltimore seasrtt 9raniIeb
5arneB:, 3anns, psit1ebens. Dbr, &alb Sci.
len, Sips &C, nstR elmer Derfbiepenbeit BON
ScdfslIsn, 9dbaafsIlsm 6irI6fsQsn, Sbpeis
nsfclIsn ne N.
Ja rorros
Beftebsnb aus Stisfel. Dloroeeo fir D1dns
ner, unsebreBte Strsits, &io uno franl6n1ete
einfaGunssn fir Srauen; r6tbliebs <sininse,
sslb, rpeiR unb fdbDar3ssssrbt cosr S6aaf'
5anten nit oer qBolle.
Sbub: :4usffaf1rungen uno Sbub=
NADER; merf3euge,
lol6e als Dratbe, Slaasl, psss, 6amrisr,
HblG DsGer. StiefsIb6l3sr. &sifsn, StjsfrI'
Sl69e, &rimp' 'Brsttsr, @bub,Bl6ag, &C..
nebt jeosm 1rtifel i'm ShubmahsrsSaebe,
rpas aIe fsbr nobffsil Ucrfauft tpirb an eern
Saarselo 9tobr, Gdbilo gum "8oIenen &si'
ften," SO. %. ber poitsOffee asasniiber.
HfHrase fir $cbsr's &eber: Stcbr.
NeaOins, Sanuar 4. ls4s. 6Wl
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Dr. Cullen
WieDer SieQrei6 !!

Ncwanb unb waitcn, pbilaoelpbia,
Dleins 6erren. Gsrsdtisfsit aesen Cir 70.
tpobL ais pfidbt bic ih bem putlitum ftul
%, bsranlafsn midi Sbnen cine furls 4nsas
re peM ben wunbertaren $ripeu msinss 9cbs
mes 2Dllliam su liefern, ,lno Sisle bic biejss
SeuaniB lefsn, rperben erftaunt lein, 3u fin.
ben bab sr nod Iett, unb nod msbr, ca6 CT
bollsnes Sebsilt bon Dem fetmerjlihsn Iuss
foliage moran Ct 70 lan9e selitten.
Gs itno nun mebr ale bier Sabre, oa6 bic
Rrantbeit auerjt ibre grIhsinuna mabte an
einem feiner Seine, in tiefen uno siterneen
Selbfrilren. Dies bauerte ldnaer afs ein
Sabr, bielt ibn i'm Bett uno ipabrsnb bieIsr
3st tparen eini9s Stife GnoAen beraueses
fcmmen. gs 6raeb bann tpisber all Geinem
Hrms aus, in einisen peinllben SsIebpiren.
@ni9e Stiide Rncehcn tamen and aus bem
Nrme. Sn Diefer 3sit (3psi Sabr unp fchs
OlcnaD mar er inter Der 8sbantluns bers
fdblepener nnlerer beiten AersteSuno nabm
metr ale brsiiIls Slafhcn Sarfapariaa unp
Sopne ein) nno murcc bon ben Softcrsn ais
un bsi bar ert!art. gr ipuree eann auf
empfsblna9 bss 9rn 6a5lsburf nah '21iIe
5cspital' sebraebt, 100 CT brei Wlcnat tlieb,
inter Der Sebanelnna pon Sr. YariIb. gr
puroe Damn beimsclhiar, ais unbsiitar. Sn
eini9en OIonatrn braeb bas anoere Yeiu auf
in cfFensn SsGehpiren. Spiritus BON Cheer
,pnrNe bon einem Srcunoe smpfoblcn ct se
braudte bisIen fir nnaefabr bier W1onat, OBJ
ne Glnsen-in rer Sbat CT pnrpe (etlimmer
uno ih muB ia9en ieb sab aGc 6ctfnuna auf
oaB er je ,peoer aeneIen ipilrce ; III cieGer 3eit
rietb mir Der gbrp. u. 9. @iIet SIRE W1e.
ni3in gu protiren Seb bate Iebr penia
Giauten oaran, idb settsbs IS, Goa ieb 10 bic
ls Wesot3lnen cbne Slnscn prctirt batte gr
teaann jeootb AM |. Dlar5 u. 9. 1916, Die
- mace a 3n nebmcn unb bat (le 10 Wtos
nat setrauebt. 0rei W1cnat nadtpsm CT Den
Sebraub Der Danaeea teaann, Fam Elm Sc
Ietwir all fsinem 6alfs, iter Dem @etulters
tnctbrn, gum SorIhein. 9irs tIieb cffen,
bis Dor un9efabr QBohen, esbeil:
te: CIR 1T nun 9eGunb unb aenicft nun c5l.
liaes DoblIstn. SD fhae oanrbar msin
Sen9ni6 ben tie!en hci, rpelh Cir tereits hos
ben BON Der rpunoertaren 6eilfraft Sbrer
"Dr eulleu'e Jnoian peaetabIe panas
eea." Abtun9sSoa Sbr
Sarriet .. Barter.
[SrliBsr BON PbIabsIpbia.1 lest Srainares
1fraBs' Wcunt 5clp, Nsu Ssrfsp, Sanuar l. .
1S47.
Sosute, am nsunRbntsn Sage Mars, q. 8.
l947, sriebisn psrftnIib Dor mir pem ilntsrs
f6risbsnen, einem Der Nlesrmen in unb flir bic
9taet philadelphia, Sarrist 8. 8arfer, bic,
nabbsm iis bsm Ssfts ssmds ribtia persipst
mar, an9lbt unS fast, bas bic in obi9sr Nnaas
9abs an8sfabrten sbatfabsn wabr fnb.
,5arriet .. 3arFer.
Sstbucren uno untsrfbrieben Dor mir
Jobn Tbompfen, alderman.
Grss unb EIsinvsrfauf bei Ropano uno
nalten, @issntbumsr, 37e @arftffra6s,
pbiIabsIpbia, pa. ...
fn9lano uno t11et11aFen, Z. D. Gam.
bert uno Jefepb q. pafer, &sabina, pa.
5. g 8. Wartin pottssiIs, pa.
s. 3. Sails, Wlinsrspids, DO.
9Sunosr unb Braun, Shuplfia Sapen, DO.
Or @stIsrs, pcttStaun, pa.
Sanuar 4. 2NH.
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Surge neberIht Der Wdrfte.
YlilabsLpbia, Sanuar 8. 1s4

pDllapeipbla, Sdnuar 3. lS4S.
Diebmarft. - Gblabtobfsn $73bis "A
bic 100 pfune. WilbfIbe bradten $50 bic
S35; springer $15 Bis $25, trodne Ribe
SO bio $15. Sbmsns murssn psrfauft Su
800 BID st bic 100 Yfuno. Gbaafs purbsn
ju $lt bis 44, baS Gtiid, psrfauft.
Seine Terdneeruns i'm Slausr,Marfte.
Slaner fcfsts in Ybiabs!pbia SO 371 Bic
9 so; fDei3en, bsifer rotbsr, Su $l SO; Sas
fer, better fiioitbsr "A Gent weIfd,Forn,
gut weis uno eslbss, GO Gent bas 8ufbel.
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WtOnumente, Grabiteine
mrtO S0irorbeif.

5ie untsrssitbnstsn bisten benz psrsbrtsn
Yublifum ibrs Dienife an, in &uSfibruna BON
einfabsn unb psrsisrtsn monumsntsn, Mars
NOR. unb @anbifsinsarbsiten tu ,pobItilen
prsiien.
So!sbs ibrsr Mitbiresr. rpsltbs stpas Bors
,iia!ibss in bsm obissn Sabe 81 babsn rpiins
itbsn, Iinb bof1itbit sinsslabsn an,urufen unb
ibre fsrtssn 2rbeiten, rps audi ibrs ero6e Gains
luna BON Ssibnunssn fir W7onumsnte unb
grabffsins in Nussnfbsin su nebmen.
S. <. 5treHer,
<. Hotem,
4. DrereI.
Missslbabnifrase, snifbsn Der psnn unb
Sranflin, &sabine.
Ropsmbsr 80. 3m.
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Die Dcnninloanilbe Staats 3eituns.
fir Die StbunQ Der @elebaebuno.

I'' wv O'pH"3 Ott SVTePyeUHTy'
Sie penniplbaniItbe Staates3situns, cine
bentite csmcfrati1tbs, In 6arrisbura nos
hentIi6 rfdeinsnoe Seitmns, ,piro pdtrsnb
per ith i'm Sanuar Derfammelnoen Gtaatss
8efeBsebuns, snen ritbtisen Beriht Oct Der.
taneluusen bsrfslbsn lisfern. Iorpobl ale bic
Serbanelunarn ees GcnarsiTes, unb nit BEN
tisbsr selteferten auefibrlihen Stsuiseeiten
bonn merifanifeten &risae fortfabren, unb
5par fit ben billiaen prris bom
so gsnte mabreno bet Sansr bsr Sisuns,
S ercmplare fir 9baler, uub
8 flir bas sanse Sabr.
GrSutieriptionen NIT Der Dorausbs3ab'
lung ftnnen our6 bic Dof ODER DsitsIiebsr
bsr 8sIssaetuns einacIanot tperoen.
Satob Saab, 6eraneseber.
6arrisbnra, Da.
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Bsss nab Bafbinstom no CT in sinsm rpib'
ti9en proisIIt als MsbtssWnwalt anssfeat if. (


SIN Ssnat unfsrss SOnsrsfIss ifrsitsn fb
bic psilsn Ssrrsn ssssnwdrts iitsr bic Nrmsss
Bia, rusldDs pom Gen. &as, bsm Borfiser Der
&ommittss iibsr bas 2rissswsfsn sinbsribtst
rpurbs. Disislbs psrlanst bauptfdblib bis2tuss
bsbuns pom 10 1,eusn Mssimsntsrn, fir Die
9ausr bes RrIssss, uno sibt snlas su lanssn
9sbattsn. @s untsrliset fsinsm SmsifsI, oas
bic Bill i'm @snat paflirsn pirb, Of fs absr
i'm 5aufe AUDI 70 lsibt ourbssbt, 1T Spstsls
baft. Die ausbsbuns eisfsr sufasu6sn 0iss
9imsntsr warss, ruis ss beibt, bic armss biz
auf $4,000 Wann anfbmslIen.
Die Kriess,Derfammlun9, msIbs bsuts
Dor abt sassn i'm bisfssn @OurtDaufs ssbaItsu
wures iff sIidt6 obns Sriss poritsrsssans
gen. Die bsi bsrisltsn pofirtsn SsfbliiTt fno
dbt qcfefofo, gang Der Sotfbaft oss Yrsfesns
ten semds abssfabt. QSir ba6tsn AUDI sinsn
Sefblus babel ju finbsn, eab bic 4nwslsnbsn
cbsr wengfenS Elm Sbel capon bereit fsi nab
Msrifo au marfbisrn, ,purosn nbsr estiui6t
Wabrfbsinlb tpolen its biss ben QBbes asrn
aaein ibsrIansn.
Die Geurt.-@cr uniersr Court ,purben in
porissr Bcbe psns wdti1s @sf6dfts psrbans
belt. S,or Der @ranbsSurp warsn "a Sias
obsr 2tnflassn, wepOn isnOrirt unb IL ab9ss
fertiet purben. Inter ben Qsstsrn Warsn slpsi
pibties Sdlls, bic absr BON folbsm Gbaraftsr
fsin fcaen, bas fe ntt fir 9srtHsntIibun9
pahsn, 70 fast bic "@a;stts."
gSerIafyen.-Yrsi1csnt poIf ibsint in sis
nem fblsbtn 3siben 9sbcrsn su fsn, pisQeitt
i'm 5ei1sn bss Srsbies, neil SlQsS ridwarts
5u 9sben brobt, rpas ct anfdnet. Sic Sinans
sen Der RationaIs&s9srun9 iino namsntIib
febon wsit turiidsseanssn Der ftbheencs Sarf
1T ;uriidgs9anssn, Der 9EobIitano bss Qanoe6
III am 3urhdssbsn uuo feline poIitibsn 8rsune
Be fan9en an surlf Su 9eben. Sis Nrmee in
in MsrFO 1T baS gnjise wa6 bjs jsst pCrs
rudrts 9in9, ruabribenlib Bios Oarum neil fis
BON BbsS eefibrt miro. 9is Grsunbe bc8
prsFbenten fan9sn an eintufebsn bas ct nis
auf sinsn srinsn 3msi9 fcmmsn rpiro unb psrs
laiTsn i'm babsr fobalb lis ftnnsn. Sbsr 9ross
qcfctcfo Staat6mann bat i'm Son9rs1s feline
Bersbrsr unb 9nbdnssr, bic ibn fir bic ndbifs
PrsTosntsnwiires smpfsblsn, absr Sr. ppIf bat
fsins-sr ifsbt allsin uno psrIalsn unb miro
am A. Wdrs ls49 fsin amt psrlafsn UNI balb
gang psrssiTsn 81 spsreen. Galbcun, jorInss,
Denton, WsntWcrtb unb anbsrs fsinsr frdbss
sen Srsunbs tnb ibm bsrsits bsisrtirt unb rpsi
Sr. pcIf Die SOnsrsss9srbanoIunssn lest 70
ruirs Ct sinisbsn wis 60 um feline Yopularitdt
f1ebt unb fsIbif fassn, ,d3 bin perlaGen.
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: 8 8 6 8
I'm Rronfe ,Inb 0ei0enbe

I'm Nr0nfe un0 yel0en0e.
Die ein3i9 adte u. ori8inell 5ubereitun8
3eu9nl6e Weroen ME aufb6ren.!
philadelphia, Gept. 4. 1646.
Or. :. Spayne-qisbsr Sosrr.-Sb war
cine 3sitlan9 init sinsm ifarfsn Souffsn bebaf.
tst NIT Sbmerwn in BET 9sits unb 8ruff,
franfsr qunss, furfm &tbsm, psrlornsn 2fpps'
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2eoer>, Qeiiten< uno Stiefel<
SlDceDeanufaftprD.
SO. 90.
Sbilo 3uln n6eloncn Qeiffen,M

NO. 2S.
Sbuo gum n6eloncn geitfcn,"
QBef=Venn-Yieref,
Der poif.Otite asasnhber,
2Sc borrdtbiS 1T elm pcnse NGcrtement bon
seiften, @tefelsBItfen. $soer, @ctubmaebsr.
9Berf3eusen unb 9hubsuusfaffrnnsen, mel,
6ss alls rpoblfeiler aIs jssuUcr bsrfanft rpirb
am altsn Stanb, bel
m. s. Qoder.
Delan9t rperoen-6 &lafter pereii,ons
5cls, tpofir bet bthfe Baaraelo,Dreis bss
3abIt miro am Shilo gum ssiftcm
Nsabins, Sauuar 4. 6W7.
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Suf crbaffeit,
Or. Jobn RienIe'e

Or. Jobn RienIe'e
ltnfebltarss mittsl 3ur 5eiluna ees Nina'
,plrms ooer 9etter, 70 etsn erbalten unb
,um 8sreauf tn Oiefer Drn6sret.
CDrsie so Gent bic &badbteI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

devove upon England in consequence of these transao
tions and this country obviously not called upon to
do than to express her sympathy aud satsfaci
at the pacific advancement in foresn States OF institu
tions cougsnial 10 he own. But nj moment Of such
uncertainty and peril do not hesitate TO express
deep that the influence Of England in the coun
ellis CT Europe Is not likely to be exerted accepted In
might have qualified her to act the mediator. We re-
greet that dep and lasting breach has arisen between
the Englh aud French Ministers at the very time when
the combined power Of the two nations IL mort required
10 pro act the of ieraie freedom We regret
that diplomatic abroad a. ths
time sioguarly Unqualified by ciroumstauces are or
character for the performances OF their duties and
resee that shall long hare deal nth epents which
IL toH be equally difficult y his country to endure wifh
patience OF 10 resist tcith success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14
CON MERCIhL AFFAIRS,
MONEY MARKE

Xhursday, April 13-6 r. m.
The stock market opened heavy to-day. There were
large saes Of the fancss at decline At the first board
United States S. 1867 fell of psr cent. Pennsyvsnis
S. u; Farmers Loan, u; Canton, u; Norwich and Wor
csstsr, u; Reading Railroad, x Long Island 4; and
Harlem, ~
At second beard Harlem experienced further de-
cline Of per cent; Canton III Norwich and Worcester
q; and Long Island u; with moderate sales Of each.
1t was announced this morning that the extensive
house Of Fox & Livingston had suspended payment
This house extensively engaged in the French trade
being the ncipe Of and agents for the Havre
limo Of packets and have been carried down by the
vsluton in financial affairs throughout France This s
tho third large failure which has taken place in this city
since the commencement of the French revolution !;
and the fact that more have been compelled to
suspend, speaks volumes In favor Of the French
houses or those engaged in the French trade. Many
waiting, with the greatest socitude, the arrival
Of the next steamer everything depends upon the
position Of affairs the other eide houses
now standing can maintain Themselves We must con-
ess there 10 little foundation for any favorable news
see NO possibility Of any immediate improvement in
financial or commercial affairs on the continent 1t
will be long time before things get settled down su
cien 10 restore confidence and give activity again to
trade Remittances to the continent of Europe from
this country will be limited long as tho difficulties
conunue tnere; ana the suspension OF manufacturing
and all other branches of industry France and Ger
many will prevent importation Of those fabrics usual
y sent here for markets. Houses here not dependent
upon such importatons 10 meet their engagements may
DO able to sustain themselves for they compelled
to mako remtances and remain inactive await
the course Of events This has made some Of our
French importers 90 easy In their money matters that
they have money to lend and have In several instances
within our knowledge been seeking modes of invest
ment.
Tbs annexed returns exhibit the movement in the
principal department Of s.oh bank in the State of South
Carolina at four periods:--
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The increase In deposits In the face of decrease In ali
the other important departments shows the inactivity
Of capital In that seoon and the absence of public
confidence Ia the commercial operations Of the day
The banks have exhibited disposition In the contrac
ton of the line Of loans to reduce their bills payable
until there better prospect Of commercial prosperty
and the private dspostors hsvc exhibited similar
ton In outstanding their means. The reduction in
circulation has kept pace with the falling on in the
amount Of specie hand and the banks on tho whole
appear to be in stronger position than at any Of this
periods previously reported The reduced price for the
great staple Of South Carolina induces the planters to
hold 1t to great extent possible and the demand
for bank facilities is therefore limited.
Tbs returns from the collectors the public works
OF Pennsylvania shows moderate increase In the receipts
this year, compared with last This il moro encouraging
from the fact that the resumption Of navigation WAS
week later this year than last.
In answer to a resolution Of the Senate the State
Comptroller states that the unavailable assets Of the
Safety Fund could be rsaliz,d and prompt payment
the LIST Of July next rebate Of six per cent such
payments would produce enough pay the whole stock
ued and to be issued In behalf the Safety Fund
leave surplus Of SAT oO and at Eve per cent It would
leave . surplus of $l02 32S 90 He thinks it might DO
safe to allow rebate Of Ave per cent in case the banks
should pay thsir contributions in advance but not
higher.
NEw YonK SAFETY BANK FuND-DR.
Amount Of stock issued and re-
maioing unpaid on account of
TINS FUND. $500 s2S At
Eliminated amount OF stock to be
issued '''.''..".. SS,o24 %
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With larger line of loans and discounts the amount
Of doubtful aud bad paper has been reduced This
favorable features but oset to this there has been
great reduction ia the amount Of specie hond and
grsst increase In the circulation This Is very we'll for
the stockholders but not safe for tho bill holders
Within few years past the movements Of this bank
have been very much reduced In April 1874 the loans
amounted to ss0a saS specs hand sa6s oss circu-
lation $500 oa5 dsgoss ssasGs6. From that time to
October, ls46 tDsrs steady de slime In the
ment since October 1885, the operations have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14

Ga Thursday morning. Mrs CArHARINE MuRRAy,
aged 80 years formerly Of Chester Orange county
Funeral Saturday. April is. at 0 A NJ, from the
house of her son, John Smith, No IS Broome street
Relatives and friends requested to attend without
further invitation
Yesterday morning. 18th nst at the residence Of his
father. John b Durham, 90 East Seventeenth street.
JoHN DuNHAM, Jun aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fy invited to attend his funeral from the above place.
thisFriday) afternoon at four O'Clock without further
invitation.
On Thursday afternoon, 18th instant OF erysip elias
Mrs. ANNE ELIZA wife Of Paul Morrill, aged 26 years,
months and 6 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at 81 Chambers street. to-
morrow Saturday forenoon at 10 O'Clock Her remains
will be taken 10 Staten Island for intsrment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14

That Cousump,on ncuabls, 4 New York April
49, az ur Town'rnd-I verify believe that your ssrsspa
~ has ben the m-ah,, through Providence OF saving
life Ih,vc tor several years haa bad cough IL became
aud worse AT last raised large qrsni-s blood
h naht sweas and wa: sready dst,t,ed reduced
did TO I've have only used your sassparis but
there has wonderfp change h, an w n. gh IN
me IN now alb walk all The o,tv ,siss no h n
and nv colsh has Re You can well Imagine that am
thanh full for there Your obseient serv,nt. " nj
RUSSELL &C Ct PRINCIPAL III re. 12s Fulton At
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald with the late foreign news, and in
diligence from all parts Of this continent, viii be pub
lhsa at Mae O'Clock to morning siagle copies
sjxpence.
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A Cerd.-0uy HossJ, date Chester Jcr-

nhg) Bc,dway. Blsncpd, formerly OF the Globe Hotel
Of Pavilion, tai Island 10 de,ious OF removing
sppehcpsion originating from III, adve Of sale
of Mr. jennings Of tno above hotel He beRs
info the PUB ic his DIS generally that he has taken
NY Hotel hav,ug ch,sed the crest Of the late Fro
pretor and that the said Hotel closed, wt
be 1t all o,eo bu, remaus before for the
communication Of the travelling and the public in
re al Arrange king Ieit the estab sh
the mat perfect and make u stll more de-
CIV Hotel u. osdwsv. 49,
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plampnd Pointed @ Id Pens, 81 IS only

silver penclcase inclu led point. to on
A iarge discount TO deiieas j. w. CREATION x CO, II
Cedar have recently made great improvements their
pep, aud selling sriendI I'd article
that cao b. found the mket at duced prices They sell
superior than Others asking for their inferior
PEN Il Id Pens md rasss Ienstrrh
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Estimated excess to meet the debt of the fund s2s 90
The reports Of the Planters Bank Of tho State Of
Georgia. for October ls4e and for April lsls compare
ssfoows There svsry little difference In the aggregate
OF each period but by means Improvement In the
affairs Of the Institution -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14

Lord Byron says that wrinkles are demo.
cra and h,tter Gray hair bsdaess may
the But these have preventative 10
Phaons gan nvgorsto which he the demo
tic prircip- opp led the of hnir-for ydy
ecure, the COOS Of the humber" The
qulrty ard iav of the heir generated rather
by r ue fu,ly eqaa, those spopta
neous ssowt For sale at rhaons Gl Broadway, and by
drnggists aud fancy dealers gene rally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14

each 2Sx00 Sl476; Lease Of houses lol 1913, 1876 Sd
avenue - 900; Plot Of ground Hubert, West
atreek. 900.
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EBEDERyCK A. WOODWORTH. s25 BROADWAY,
Il opposite broadway The, has received BY the
arrivals from Havre,-she musical xes, 70 ceain
Lubns perfumes, Lubns and Monpsls soaps plain paper
fans silver paper fans rich dress opera gss Boe
an glassware bags and purses portemoncaes toilet brushes
fine bropzes ladies' travelling dressing aud work
boxes ready makers walking csncs writing desk pipe
teres portfolios card cases, fancy stationery
he he
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ted and caps PERFECTION nothing has Of he
them they and
defy detection made Of the hnest hair add adapted
70 n m,nnsr every style The American In, ii.
&c last fair awarded the invent,v silvrr medal
suss"ns>r BrosdwaT.
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Or.
II the contributions should bs
paid in advance by all the
banks on the first of July next
allowing . rebate of s per cent
per annum, they would amount
10. .....,
Amount invested in 8 per cent
State stock, rcdesmsbls lst ia.
nuaiy, 1855. -.
Amount invested in Comptrol.
lcr's bonds, O per cent. =. -.
Estimated amount TO be received
from iosoiyent banks. -. :. -.
Estimated amount Of balance In
the Treasury on the hrst Of Ju.
ly next, after dodueting the
securing interest up to that
date ON the debt Of the fund.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

CIRCULAR. WIve-, SIS ERs
~ paushss cut .nt and s circular or too va
liable to be lost, End ford t,nd the
laper Having for years used vegetable Balsam for ex
trscIin and wounds TO- bunl on
sselled and painful &c. end having fund u TO be
most vsu,tie remedy, have detrm ned give to otnr.
the opportuptv OF bcne bv Offering Tor sac
Ia labelled bottles. at the tr ng OF IS ceut For hum
CUT bfuse led ,int hunycn spread coftinS
the Rssam the affected and Ill dry L. nve minutes
forming perfect shield impervous TO AR or water giving
imms ate relief pain, and expedng perfect cure
For the tooth ache Gil the decayed part ith ~ Bassm and
ia three minutes IL will solid excluding the air and
terminating the pain needs only to be tested
be reRadd indbpenab artice family. tx-
Ess Building i,ent rcom secenclst9 btoadway AM
o. Conner Field, t45 Broadway. DelIue Co .s
Broadway, and Hoss Wood, 81 Pearl STREET.
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MEDICAL CAsD-DR. MORRISON, aotk FULTON
v1 street, deyoes his entire time to the treatment OF private
diseases Recent parcuarly Qonorh1a, he cures m
few days CONSTITUTIONAL debility from secret habit IN
ducnr nocturnal emissions and mpoteucy H. radically cured
BY him Structures he without pain Zee Dr. N, ID
poma with the signatures Of s Ashley Cooper Sir A. Car
Isls &c. IN his once MN Fulton street perfect cure
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V>EMPLE OF THE MUSES., NO IS CANAL STREET.
This well known establishment has reopeped under thu
most n.sr,ng ausplses where pehorwances Of the mos,
elegant and Des character The IA famed bsnd
ofCoemans Ninels, execute Eefrains and Melodies
equal 70 h.ard ~ the and The dancing Of Mr.
tannefy Truly 10 imtab'eit he ched. much
les eqused between whom and the cee dancer
old John Smith tra III ski will take place thus
There followed by series Of animated Pictures every
way worthy The unbounted nusc and sdmr.tion they
receive every Doors hafp,t 7, and
formsnce Commences ut o'clock W. Bruce Notion ffcnI
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ma. J. HsINE, NO. 90 DUANE srREeT BE
~ h,than ald Centre streets n the ouly phvtican
tadv ersrs) that is member Of the ede,l soefy hs
to avoid quseks aad the pretended me II Royal col
leses, and pre- fer regular ply scisu viii hsd Dr. " s
ofcs at ell houIs.