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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-25

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-25
a Gertalm Gure for all 1fphprs

Evils Remedy was discovered by w. Wable
M. D., Of Rome, Italy, one of the earliest,
disciples of Hahnemann. N' 'A''
Dr. SHELL has used this valuable remedy
some eight months in his practice, and is conf.
oent OF It's unfalllng success in tphus, bilious &
all intermittent Feyers.
April 10, ls49. 4O-tf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-25

@SEsE'. 10- S.s- -.1sL g. 4. N1ESZ,
long experience and observation, know that
Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectual in chronic ~
acute diseases aud will be attended to bv d
Shell as travelling and J. Nesz as local pTacti.
TONERS ru'''7
Resldences-D. Shell ] mile North, and J.
NIesz a miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April II, 1949. 4O-tf,
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DRS. ID. sssEzEsE.r. g !. NrEsz

EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
N icines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon, Symptomen- Codex, Hahna.
mans Works, Hus Jahr, Hull's Laurie, Rnuif's
hePeriofy' British Journal, Homeopathic Exam
ine,' haf'mans iherapie, Herring's and Hem
pei's Domestic Physicians, Gunther's veterinary
(Farriery) for horses cattle, sheen, &c, with
books of more than forty authors, On Homeop4th-
ic Medicine. '''-
April H. l849. 4O-tf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-25
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1erjte Stoins, pardb .6rn. @. 81 8rcpn, Gisen.
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5rn. 8iffelnnb teonarp, Drussiisn, unp rareb IL
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&. ma. -onnt, AUBURN, 81. ..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

1t appears by this, that, in little than nine
months, there has been very great expansion in all
the leading departments Of these institutions The
accumulation Of deposits IL the most extraordinary
feature and exhibits increase of idle capital to
much greater extent than imagined with all our
dstrust and doubt relative to the future. The line of
discounts has not increased such large per cent
the deposits but for the period 1t has been very great
equal to anything of the kind experienced in the
speculative times Of 1885 and 1887. Where this
expansion will stop, 1t is pretty difficult to tell
but we do know that, II it goes much longer
at the rate realized during the last nine months
there must be a collapse somewhere. 1t is our
impression that the bulk OF this increase in
loans has been for the purchase Of stocks-such
as government and State securities-either for the
account Of the institutions, for private spe
culators. The commercial classes not in want Of
bank avors the greatest portion Of the deposits
belong to them. These deposits will be used up before
the lapse of many months by the maturing Of engage
ments made by the merchants; and as their engage
ments daily increasing faster than they liqu
dated the time is not far distant when the deposits
will be reduced to about the ordinary level and the de-
mand for money be much active than it has been
for many months In December, 1s4s everything con-
nected with at the lowest notch, credits
were curtailed than had been known for years,
and the banks had few offerings for discount The
mercantile classes more anxious to lquidate their
old debts than to form ones, retrenchment being
the order Of the day; and the banking movement of
this city and State and of every other city and State
,u the Union became much reduced Since then there
has been steady and rapid increase in all depart
Of business and the banks have expanded large
ly in short space of time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

Gratifying News-Mr. Bodiseo Coming Back.
WAsHISeroS, Oct. SIP. M.
The lady Of Mr. Bodisco has published a card, wholly
denying the statement put forth the Washington
respondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer rsla-
tive to the exile Of her husband to the snowcad wilds
Of Siberia Madame Bodsco further states that she
ceved letters from Mr. b., by the steamer Europa in
which he informs her that he had taken his departure
from Russia on his return to this country.
Mr. Bodisco, it is anticipated, will arrive here about
the LIST OF January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
RAILROAD.

IL DsON RIVERRAILROA O--TROn CANAL srREEr,
New York, % feckst. by Railroad, and thence 20
PoughkTse and intermediate lEndnT ~ the stea 10
cfh Bekrap. The passenger viii ollows tSun-
days e1ceutedl Leaving tie cf Canal aud buton
streets and stopping Hammond street. 18th street sni 3st
street, 20 receive and deliver passenTefs Leave New York
from Canal s;reetAt "a A n. connecting at Peeksk WITH
loaf f,r Pou. hleepsie; az l A. NJ Tor feeksk az AZ Z.
n. clrrcctgg with boat loushkeepse Leave feeka-
fnl Tor CIV NorkAt A. AZ ~ Oh a. A. or arrival o,
boat from PuugksCrgiu ~ 4. ". do. do DO. Leave
Ioushiucraic fer Nork Nv boat Pooaskl 6 A.
~ couutoug Al pcCksNil with qi A, n. train at l A.
N, DO do eo.ll - N. trains The steamboat viii Land az
West loin Cold Sprug, Eewhugh, fishkill, Milton Now
HamlrrFh and pouftccpfis Tickets may be procured
tboces Ia Chambern greet Canal street. and ast street
where steamboat tickets fntft also he obtained
w. q. YOUSG. Chief Engineer.
New Torf Nov l. 1910
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
Shipping Intelligence.

IHAhLbalOs, Oct -
Notwithstanding Columbus Philadelphia; Republic.
Baltimore the latter deain< several hours In the bay
by the 0chr Myers 9Th brig Bridrene Nlork
fohr Amanda, do.
BosroN. October 81.
ArrvcdShr Fidcs, Lysrpool "a inst 2Bj passengers.
BARK Oregon. Newport Wales 2ih ut: On the 18th, lat
Al 81 Ion e 80 fell ia with the wreck Of BARK Beaver (of
Providence from Marselles. 9th u for ork
ToTsais pankcr set beats gone ensign the
foot tgaant mst head union down. could not have been
abardoncd long, she apparently waterlogged; blowing
heavy from NV; did mo- hoard her.
Barks lsahcla, 81 Marks Merriam Phisi; brigs Pa
quete Nalsruena 81 Johns NJ having repaired; Egyptian
Nors, 90 load for Bartfoes; Enprs Phsd Echvs Don't
we'll kewlern, NC; Kataldin Phai. Era NYor Col An
d,rs'r. Albany laruua Niork.
Cl.ateG--Shilg Ozark, aad Tawnscui. NOreans.
PorrfANp, October 81.
Arrived Erir oxford and fchr Brookyue from Norfolk
sl,arcd- Brlg Sophia, BUcncsAyres
NFwuuRTPonr, Oct %.
saiied--selr Hturah GRAFT, Baltimore
NV RFproRn. Oct 81.
Cleared Bsrts Sary frsser, Pacific Pantheon, Inian
ana acltc.
saicd--slip Emma { Jones. Iudian Ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
nlRrNeIS.

BALTMoRE, October 3l-S 7. VI.
The produce market Is without change TO notice
Dealers generally are awaiting the steamer now due
BUFrAio, Oct 31-6P NJ
Receipts since yesterday Flour 500 bbls; wheat
o,0o0 bushels; corn 500 do. The market Is steady
fer flour, but the sales are small; about 1000 bbls
Michigan sold at So 81 y. There is not much inquiry
for wheat tales not exceeding 1900 bushels including
Southport spring at G2Hc The operations in corn
small embracing $500 bushels fiat yellos, at acc
frtights sc Csc for -four lsc for wheat and l3c
for corn
ALR.sY. Oct 3l-6P NJ.
Receipts since yesterday: Flour 10000 bills; wheat
none; corn, 10000 bushels; barley, 10000 bushels
There Is good demand for flour ard we notice sales
Of 500 bills including common, at 81 so 81 62k;
straight at 81 GO 81 81, and pure Genesee of IS IL
So 20. For prime wheat there ~ fair milling inquiry
and the sales are 900 bushels at 81 les for Geuesee
and 90c for Wisconsin In sales of 5000 bushels
q. 62h Csc. for Western mixed. There is n steady
demand for barley and she sales embrace 900 bush
els, including two-rowcd at 5oAc, and four-rowed
a Lii.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

INTELLIGENCE FROM HANTL-Ceptain Mulhgan,
of brig Gilbert Hatfield, from Mersgoanne, arrived
last night, informs US that that port was closed TO
all foreign vessels, by proclamation of the Empe-
ror, Soulouque, on the 18th inst Coffee was plenty
and high, but owing TO the monopoly law, the
holders would not put il in market. Logwood was
IN good demand. az rather hlahcr ratcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
The Weather, Navigation, sc.

ALBANY, Oct 81, 1910.
The weather to-day has been quite cold, and fakes
of visible ia the air At o'clock this
ing the thermometer stood at 10.
BALTIMORE, October 81, 1sI0
We had slight sprnkling of snow here, this morn
ing.
PrTsuuRGH, Oct. 81, 1Si0.
There is Elk and half feet water in the channel and
rising rapidly We had heavy rains during yesterday
afternoon and last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
Decision In the Great Telegraph Case.

FRASKroRT, KY, Oct. 20, 1872
The trial between Messrs Morse and O'Reilly has Mt
length closed, and decision has been rendered in IA
vor Of MIR. Morse His patents have been fully sus-
tainedthe rst for fourteen years from the date OF
his French patent in 1883 and the second for fourteen
years from 1916. The Columbian instrument was like
wise declared to be infringement upon Mr.. M.'s
system, and injunction granted against its
during the full term OF the above named patents Mr.
OReilly has appealed from this decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

quarterly report of June 3O and that the ed Of
September the loans and discounts were 81 3ol.5o6
than they at the date Of the previous report
also appears that the ed Of September there was
less specie by 81 o4 0o2 than at the previous date
The returns or December o, 1S4S, compared with
those for September o. 1s49 exhibit the annexed re-
suit -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
Appointments by the President.

WAsHISGror, Oct. SIP NJ.
John c. Clark, Of Virginia, First Auditor, has been
appointed Solicitor in the Treasury Department vice
r. II. Gilett removed; and Thos L. Smith, formerly
Register as First Auditor, vice John C. Clark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
The Late st. Louis Tragedy.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 31-A. NJ.
crowd OF several thousand persons assembled
around the Jail where the two French brothers were
confined last evening and remained there until after
midnight. No serious denomination, however,
made Though considerable excitement existed There
is strong feeling against the prisoners, and dispo
sition to Lynch them. Mr. Barnum Is still living.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
military Review at baltimore.

BALTIMORE, october 3l-S p. NJ
A grand military parade OF here this after
noon. The troops reviewed by the Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

for durability fsxbity and fneness OF finish
MARKET Sold exclusively by j. G. Savage 92 Fulton
who has also extensive of fine Gold
Watches His reputation for the repairing Of watches and
gold pens, stands No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

this morning another large invoice Of choice and
desirable Dry Goods among which great variety Of
plaid wool long and square Shav embracing every variety
Of plaid color and prices from So to he finest made
also all styles prices and qualities of Broohe Shaws Also
three plain coored Muslin de LSines Is yard;
three do plain colored satn striped Cashmere Is 3D.
with full assortment OF all other Reasonabe goods
LANE PORTER 65 Cathsrine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

Cor. frotuN AN rug LFDtsLArtrE iNsfF r'rfovs - sc
meeting ~ the democrats ID 81. Lous. on the ,th
Inst, resolutions strongly ceusufing his disregard "
the infuucuons ~ the iegi laturo we're pared aud
bis oourse favorable to The principle Of the Wmot
prcviso wac pronounced bieh Wall aud deep ditch
between lin and TIE democracy Of Missouri.
Two tuudred hogs were drosI,d az Troy Work
en- the 18th Vie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, October 80, 1Si9.
The sloop Catharine Ward, Virgins, Of New York,
put in here in distress, having been damaged during
the recent heavy winds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

Nnw noa1ss. AZ.


AFORGANE LITERARY uErOr. EXCHANGE PLACE
I'VE adjoining the lnst Oiao New Orleans is.-ht he
shove tshent always ls found hoots ieverr dc-
eriptou conF sting If Ncve usUry tiogrlphy ss rttnc
C5mmofcial, Geographical ant Naiiesl Nsrsa Aii2
ccupirc peaoene1t az -tatonefY together With OIL TIE
principal Daily ani Woriiy NeVspcrsrs and Esgalnes
Cosn ~ Coz any uGtiele IN th Tnie supplied auf tor
va-lcd with drtVatch. Boots mailed PROMPT attention
rad 20 any work ordered ~ nail For5In boele -Torco
% or6er. 4. a. NDhsAt.
Literary D,rct adjoining The Post Office New Qriesuf Ia
T.. g. Ctrriet arrangements Lcve been made nith t.c
rfacIrai Pubia1rrs 1rlulh,ut Unou or !ugpI Of
TIE ne" voyts 90 faat as is4-td. =. q n.
ITfiZA COOKS JOURNAh. no p JUST pUBLtsne p.
~ coniin tt CONCLUSION oi TIE Cltss u Gin el aneN
story by sv0g itcry ly tre EJitrtss &c. Nc fub-
i cd 90 80. ~ Nessu STREET New Nofk. a. 81 ~ pcr m
IN advance ~. mo has been reprinted, and may
te together with The see nd monthe par which n nos
rcftt.
FynE NATIONAL rOiICE GAZETTE or rHIs WEEP,
ready, cnntnine the continuation q the remarka
tl, trial a. hsrrisbursh, Pc, Of j. Gihb-us VIVA
cxl rter for The fetucton Of three sisters an uurara
OF MANY The conclusion q the hdi Swinde irt
against Charles H. Carpenter article the awSeri AMI
tho Press about llanier r. Jones NC Sc together
with full % all Murders Rapes end trise ~ az
iuds 10th forega and dorrfc unveuo rich numNer.
Chiee I've kassau 81 Sold everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
Greatest Inducements I'm the xvav or tyax,

gains This week the choice OF the whole
of English Carpeting Oil Cloth Rug pruggets, Table Co
displayed in the five large No. 30 Bow
Hiram Andersons Is offered at reduction Of 10 per
from former prices. Call and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

gentlemen in the noble and Of will
Thursday evening LIST November and continue each
Iuesasy Ibnrsday ana during the season
wishing to subscribe will please call their earliest CON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

where clothes made to order at the price which
they sold ready made. Fine dress and French
ORDER SIC; single breasted So The very French
cloth dress frock 500 have fine assortment of
coats, from $40 to Sl6 some 500 Established 1874.
G. b. CLARKE, Il6 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

ion publish ralcar and steamboat for President
Now we venture 20 that the question should be in
the TO Which the cheapest and best beot aud
gRer in New York there would be rousng majority
Tor friend JONES, n Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
Shocking Accident.

PmLApELPnIA, Oct. 81, 1849.
Mr.. Boards, farmer from Berks county run
over this morning by heavily laden cart, and was
crushed To dpatb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

st the Wig Factory Of Medhurst Heard, Msiden Lane,
whore strangers and citizens select from the largest
In the city They the best Workmanship combine
all the latest i'm Also ladies' Ornamental Hair,
in great abundance. Copy the addrcfs "a kaiden lane
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rILLINEnY. AND DRY GOODS.

~ ~ 81 49, - ~ 49, 49, ~
~ e tc orcra that We vii ELI ladies' superior quality
Trench hid Gloves at Sci Eca'len1s1' e sss,pp,rts
s7 Boadvsy eosr to tss ihteTnsiiona uaion.
FASHIONABLE AND cHEAP.-A.H. n r. DAVIES.
cent arrivals asl,nld assortment q Curtain material, %
Trso% corbs sss 'G So Wiad SHADES
snd faTer nsnrnF ghe subscribers having received ie
rssh orat.d oasr them vhoesaie o. re.an y per
%ssafs.,urer 81 w., a. sss oSr ysttrass,. Fesibo
bsa'' vita ''eIy aiii.i9 On ~ rr, ei,tery Ire.
q A. :" 90 so1 ss1 sbd Ia T1i,;u s,rss.
NIEsiRsIW BANKERS co. n AND CAraARiNE
~ ,r.et offer o. day some Of the Greatest bar SINS IN
iris ai te lssiirftl 9yici nov vorn Nothing will be
st and much gained b. Swing them call before parehai-
Ory = BROADWAY. STEWART, s75 BROADWAY
- - french LmtT,iaef tashmsro And Velvet Cloak.
above goods imported r,r lact arrivals Als9. s. avis.
Slss, ss,e. az an A. ssii ana sxsmioe ~
stock q Fooss % Ersst lasraiss win be NET With
DATrrT rREKCl CORsETs.-Hno. NATION. De
lar,,srt Of torssts suci al j. S6ute IA erresssuse
}. Ross spS p'ssa' l s sSsT yG, rsre w y
ing citsinod IN Lmopc, from daeront courts, dipiomas
Ssrsts wc Tor sas az ei,ganss 81 shape has hE -
tained Dpas ~ hsv Crssis from We Amst,ar insti-
ans 40 . Sixth Avenue New York.
nruoy,L.-qnE sUBscRIBER WOULD INFORM
no friends .sa sg',oa , as' hs ls AR as e s.
Iork ool and will about the first Of rovem
t,r Where he intends keeping rui assortment Of Family
ury Goods viii ggeat Hosiery Gloves, RIBBONS.
Goods ana Iancy articles tegtler with every article
In the IN read aud Needle r. Sctuga cortinua-ce 81
icr TOM be uld respc iuy invite them ~ examine
as stock witch will consist % entire uow asottue1t n
ie ssshabls goods. sud sfcrod at ths loys r.sis
prices. hObaHl hah.
fEvO Tur LAntrs-rDWARpH ". NEWMAN, NO. GlE
Broadway foTposte the Ihoafrcl olerg c9nM terahg
uldcr regular rs nae reeds-vork collare c'tmise''
sev, handi efchefs nsuts robes waists fud cans svss
aud Jl.ecuet trimmings cnlrdcfed Nrlsnccnntf collars
and cnret teVeA and under htrdkerthes lace
vca thread ard limitation laece, brakMst cars s't caps
bel drefcs drcss cs mourning goods Aid gloves Se 10
n Hfv ff rrffn
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This gentleman has peculiar claim. his fellow citizens
that think cannot be resisted
unanimous election Let every step boldly forth
and deposit his vote In the shape bank
dollars and his election will secured The polls
will be held ct l2S Fulton strsst."-Public Bugle
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News from Europe

The Hibernia is due at Halifax, and we may
expect to receive her news this afternoon.
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questd call attention Of subscribers 20 the advertss
notifying ARMY fr their tickets % aems8
s nopins between the hcurs o. eight ssd ten otioes
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IRVINE. ALL rfNpS AND COLORS-BOS
Trte Store, 20 John, near Gold street. Write he num-
~ down. laS cotton an iemp TYNE PLATA and mixsd
eolors totrn NtaFrinr hut seine. from 10 81 threads
81 toros, Wholesale RETAIL Orders sny part Of
tlO 81 y.