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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently been

A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently been
made by D.. Curtis, of this city, in the treat
ment Of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases
Of the lungs We refer to "Di. Curtis's Hy-
geana, or inh ling Hygean Vapor and Cherry
syrup" With this new method DR.. &. has re-.
stored many attic al ones TO perfect health az
al evidence OF which, he has innumerable GER
thcates. Speaking OF the treatment = physi-
can remarks -, is evident that inhaling-
constantly breathing an agreeable, healing va
por, the medical properties must come IN di-
rect contact with the whole of the aerial cavity
II the Lungs, ant thus escape the many and va
rIed changes produced upon them when intro
dacel into the stomach, and subjected 10 the
process of digestion. the Hygeana is for sale
at all the druggists, throughout the country
From the n. Y Dutchm M of Jan, llth
See advertisement Of Medic ated Inhalation
in another column Of thispaper.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29

Ed 4 bill has passed the House OF
Representatives, on Friday week, 10 re-
duce the price Of pubhc lands, providing
for the sale Of lands which have been IA
the market Tor ten years, at one dollar
an are. fifteen years, seven'y-hVe cents !;
twenty years, fifty cents , twenty-five
wears, twenty-five cents; thirty years or
more, twelve and IA hall cents--prevlded
nothing shall! be 50 construed as to ex-
tend to lands reserved to the United
States Ia acts granting lands to States
for railroads and ether internal improve
ments. or mineral lands held at over one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre,
,or 50 construed as TO interfere with any
seh, winch has or may occur oy virtue
ol any act granting pie-elnHtoh 10 ae'0-
al settlers Oh puhAc lands
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
Steam sap-yl iji.

We made short visit, last week 10
the steam saw-mi!l, owned by Messrs.
Stumbough u Cox, in the village of Lv.
ons. Inc mil was erected last fall, "a,
cost OF over SIX thousand dollars and
now seems to be doing an cxcellea, hu.
siness. The engine and machiner, seem
TO be all new and work with great regu.
larlIy showing the good order and skill
In their management. There are now
two saws at work, which we were IT..
formed, manufacture at the rate Of from,
10000 to $4,000 feet OF pine lumber
every twenty-iour hours. Two saws are
also fitted Tor saving hath, which turns
out from 10000 TO IL 900 lath . of aney.
cellent quality per day.-W Mrestiga.
tor
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
Legal Notice.
ST.1TE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Hay for Sale.

THE Subscriber has for sale, on the farm Of
L Jonathan Morgan, three miles south OF lip
ton, - ton, of good new hay, part OF which
was made July last. Said hay Is now part Of
IL stacked IN Morgan's meadow and part ON my
own land. III sell the hay Al the rate Of one
dollar per lou.
ALSO, a quantity Of cord wood for sale at
Morgan's meadow
JOHN PEACOCK, Sen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
Legal Notice.
STATE OF IOW.i, I

To Julia Ann Crum
You will take notice that there
il now on file in the off cc of the clerk OF the
District court within and for said county, pc
tition u Andrew G. Crnm. praying that the
bends of ma,rimony heretofore existing be
tween Won NAV be iiss lived, aud divorce de-
creed. for reason tina, said parties cannot live
together in peace and happiness and thA, Their
welfare requires q separation, anc that no're
has b.en issued ami retained endorsed "aeieha-
ant 20. found. Therefore, unless you appear
an or before the 9Th day OF MAY. 4 D. 1884,
and make defense to sad suit, rislnent VIII he
rendered against You thereon, al the prayer
Of said petitioner granted.
] W CAgrELL.
Clerk Dis, Court Of Cedar county
B,s.4il s. stl,es. attys. foI pltii. a2e
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
The very last call!

Taik Is talk, but il takes money 20 hay
tapd-it takes money To make The mare go
Eorbearanee ceases to be a virtue, NOW,
THEREFORE,, all persons knowing themselves
- he indebted 10 me by note, book account, or
c,herwise. are callei upon for the last time 70
chalk up, And unless this call IS Responded 20
Immediately, the claim, will he put N me '''ha'
81 an officer for collection. ,.
- 80 CHARLES ID. DAVIS.
p,ehesfer kpr,l 29th, 1871. hS'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
Farm for Sale!

THE UNDERSIGNED il d"sirous Of i.ih,
| his farm IN Cedar county, aud will dispose
Of the same on reasonable terms. Said farm
consists Of 2lO acres If good land, Of which
100 il under fence, and 100 acres cultivated,
with 100 acres of good timber ad Joining. Said
farm is situated on the Muscatine road about
three miles south Of Rochester, and about l.
miles from
The Line Of the N. and n. Rail Road.
It's favo ably situated and well watered. and
in convenient location. The fences are good,
aud has on the farm hewed log house and a
frame barn, and
Two Never Failing Springs!
Of running water, and /, one Of the best stock
farms in the State of Iowa.
ALSO:
\ dwelling house AID three town lots, all ia
yorab!v situated in the town Of Rochester, II
said county. The subscriber Is d-siroa. Of go,
ing west, and will give the purchaser good
bargain. JAMES w. PUTS.
April 2eth, 1854. n25-aw
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
r.y TIE Know Notlmgs have star

r,7y Tie Known othlngs have start
"a a newspaper a, Washington called 'ne
American Eagle B {. Wright AMI }
& Deanlson, Es4s., are editors. li,e
object i PLAINLY s,a,ed--nansly, Tx adj
min,s,ration Of the government to be eA'
.In>irely IA the hands Of the natives O
fms country, as well As the snloymen'S
0. public offices with all Their o'aoi''
,aeu:s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
From (uha...tiMin Gus.

Due " TT
Tie steamer Crescent arrived TINS
morning from Havana
", learn that he Captain General
has been making tour Of Inspection e
ali the Notifications, H understood that
800 guns could be mounted ~ - hours
Provisions are being carried int liza
yana III night time
The number 81 troops Oh the Island
will fall Shor Of Is 600 men.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
Legal Notice.
SITE OF IOW.4,


DubIic Notice is hereby given, that the
/ proposition hereafter given, having been
submitted to the vote Of the people Of said
county at the April election, A. ID. 1854, as
follows 10 wit whether or not the following
schedule shah be the local law Of said county,
TO wit
HOG LAW.
From and after the lst day Of April, A. D.
1855, al! Swine are prohibited from running a,
large in Cedar county, Iowa.
An Swine found running at large in said e"nn-
ty, after the above date, shall b. deemed estrays
and dealt with accordingly
The votes having been canvassed by me, and
i, appearing that majority of all the votes CAS-,
for and against sud proposition are m favor oil
the same. Il is therefore considered and or
dcred that the same be adopted and have and
receive the same force and effect OF an ac' 81
the General Assembly.
SAMUEL A. BlSSEiL.
County Judge.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29

yssy@ An ASSOCIATION 81 MY ia,i'''.s
has been formed N Cleveland, ONO, iof
emigration to Iowa, during the Pfeseh,,
salson. or as soon as the lfolaes'e"' ,
Mi h.ra,aes d law. They have selected
q location iur settlement.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29

Tur Goli. I'll. large SUM OF two
Laalrea and four n.,iI'oa Of dollars II
cold has been received At The Mint AZ
P llaaclphla, IRON California since the
discovery 81 ,hos, mines. A. the rate 81
ht,y a minute, i, would take man nea T
,b,y,.en wear, to count this sRa Ia dol
lars. = Miners Er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
Married.

On the 25ta inst, at the residence Of John
Doty, Ia Iowa township, by the Rev. William
basley, Mr.. s. I. DAVIS to Miss SARAH Dory
Accompanying the above notice, was received
beautiful loaf cake, for which the donors will
please accept the thanks of the printers.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
GRAND 4 NRIV
COfey 4 Bair.

Have gone into the grocery business. and
III may be found al Block Ne. ,, RocheseG-
where they have just received large and Supe-
rior assortment of all kinds Of Groceries, pro-
visiones, fruits. Sc, which they now Offer 10
their numerous acquaintance, at prices perfect
ly astonishing to any civilized Hawk Eye Yes,
more they are prepared to sell cheaper than
any establishment west OF the Mississippi
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29

TOXIN LEMP & CO--Wholesale and retail
j dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats.
Caps, Nails, SC Second 81. Muscatne, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
EST1Ny tOiirc.

Taken up by Samuel Soestee al his rsst-
L dence III Pioneer Township, January 9th,
1854. Black Horse. with three whi'e feet,
heavy maine and tail, fifteen and halt hands
high sh"i all round. Eight years oh. and ap-
Praised a, 81, before Nelson k,thban isq.
Jan, n 1854 j W GArrkLL.
County Clerk 3nIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

A FIRENANs FUSEEAL.-l esterday at O'CLOCK me
funeral OF Mr Robert A. Durfee was attended from the
York st. NJ. f. Church in jersey Ciy. lie died on FIJI
day last at about as years OF age lie has Deen mem
her of Tie Fire Department since the year 1923 and az
the time of his death member Of Hercules Eag ns
Company No g. He had been the Treasurer OF the IRE
Deuartnent Fund since its organization Mr.. Ddriee
was formerly member of the Jersey City Council; ne
was also a member of the York St NJ E Church. and
acber in lis Sabbath school for number of years past
The Fire Department attended his funeral IN BODY
wearing badges of mourning. The engine houses were
hung with mourning drspery. The Mayor and Aldermen
were present The Rev. j. Ayres preached the iansra
discourse His remains taken TO the New fork bay
Cemetery for interment
The MoKEHousE GuARD-Ercrrs0n Of the Rssigned
ri,eun-The Pemen Jersey CITY organized |" tse
Gaad" Capt John Sylvester IN esmAnd went 20
uoboken Oh Friday target excursion Ihes were eDoat ~
members the Guard ard large party Of aytea ses
aher about 100 PERSONS Band with pieces OF ma
sie accom- panied They de~ea In reT,fkaey heai
unir ard They wore BACK tro1A
b,ei pants with REX stripe WIN es ana h .r psneisa
Jersey Civ receiving thsi route eesuia wreen
go ~ hands Of Mrs Morehouse another one presat
ed b, Mrs MLsuehls They ns,asn IS
70 he the rear OF hooo,en ana
marched Mansion House In oooken waere q
i.pt dinner v a 10 waiting which ample asee Wa aons A.
as dinner the company save tniee u o.
W Mbose lac Chief Of the Fire Department OF
Jersey Civ spendd heavy gold hunting wstes WIN mAss
i've oS s e.. s % D ~sh be hsd By
Civ hoe The presentation WA maze os ~ L.
CAN'T Tho, n subst. said; r.. ,.,
N. an indy another ~hch
nv 70 state on th occasion, resolved to Organize
nv besrps your The result before yos and osse y1a
iii feel iai ys honord Ohe Of friends unable
10 manifest their regard IN NOR
neI Although the time hes been shes now bold my nsaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

rvni - certain that Ills evidence or re esteem OF yoar
I'll fssuf iov e reus soOi ento1s 90 - s2pre
vii h. e yo1. ssolT- hf lhif tok1 VII b ever
re=nd that your tc il-ty y. u-d
ofp hs sth b. b-l Likes OF the donors for Joa sid
y oush all tim. IArpa.ri
p -. ls,t r-s q n'lereu yeu aye sSsre th1 an NJ.
o. hsli mskus sFrshs "a y afe "a th- fT ~ -
~ vii .s Itnr Ton I'll know The o., N Of this pa
rd- I'D nd r.r Gould read rhe th0rg1ts 4
h,sr ~oud vhst h'r no lsasras, 20 srPs. s'
Ist srrrsee the ribs d.J hive coafres
80 ss evrs- 10 Ia o-casion win teenss Of sIattst-
wa IN erdsy tha T. intention 20 pres Mt me
" ssn o. u bu vsra &c the eEi n Of your Ssri;y
s- 20 -su to feiirEs Apranse Cen
tlsren 'hs Witch nov bod Ia ny had Is r1;-t.a IS !,
fru thce from whom receive u IL "a OF inestns5e
,slne In vh, ,' pseinisIy nee. an PLACED tslser
trss vhn part h As IL viii be At death tAPPaass and
cltsisi
!b ga watch purchased Of Ball Blsek Co anls
Nth The eh.n +2lS IL bears inscription io.0s
Etd b. Mor h0us Ed b. his friends Resigned
.frs cttsfs J.rssy Cy De- 81 IsSc" Tbs Company
Proceeded Ne~fork and msrch-t through
sue Of the III roy City Ferry sfrFns AZ jersey City
rtiI their drill and dis 1uted the prizes Al
fhcrh tie cold and the Will long be
Erred nth .faon ~ those who participated therein
Tie fl cwrr priz the following na-f persons;
GER NGeh Smith slv-r Wsth snt Chsin Peter Curey
Cod Chsu Jcscr Fsh; Gold Pencil NJ Assn Gold Pen and
I.ren VIZ Ter; Cold Loctet. Wn Hughes. Silver Gard
Ballet Cor; God B-eastPin Jas FIELDER New Hat, VIM
Ih IL; Gold penc Tkcs Gross; Cold BrentPin. ia mes H.
Hufhss Dsgusrrsofype. jas ON; Gold Medal c. Martha
Two VIZ ais. S'errhed
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CHRIsTY On Saturday u chrstiana Chrty roiics Of
Andrew hsy, In The 18th year OF her age.
fri nds respectfully invited to ATTEND hsr
funeral Tuesday Jan s. 1854 at o'clock NJ ffo her iAss
residence No p PerJ-st. -
CUNEINOHA Saturday the 2h inst At the residence Of
hi suniav Thomas Rawlings No li2 DeaDt Brooklyn r o.
aggde7 years The deceased native OF Exeter
Fpelaud having extensively engaged Ia business
1rIfsr be proprietor OF Tse Ban and Cbss
nam Gas subsequently % The CAeileahaw Chronicle news
apes ENGLAND Dus his and sctye life he scl1ied the
Of large circle ofsequntsncesb by the honor aud integrity
OF lis dealings A.,
LAWYER-In Cobleki Schohsrie County Dec Is Hoo. Abrt-
ham yer years Of Twice elected to repse his
Cor MY IN he OF senatorial ID ct,
cnrsed Of Counties schohae, Green, Columbia Abaay
Ren.sele snS Schenectady
PROUT-O1 Wednesday morning, 18th inst Moses p Proat,
IL the Sd y OF his -, -. ~,
Pratt ESQ aged &C. native OF Hartford Conn, merchant IN ths
City 1914 fox the Ss % respected citzea OF oea ser
S1UART-On the let iust Of scarlet fever william Ens Susr,
III aad Catherine Stuart aged years mouths and
10 days
WEEKLY DEATHS in the City and County Of New
York cm Dec the 3ls day OF c. 8o3 Men
90; Women. 80 Boys, I52; Ors lil Total 49,
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SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL Term.

william Reynolds .st AIasah FLAG for mandsmus assnss
the Controller amount ordered y tne Con
rror removal of ofI 20 re-
iuIn wsrded with Judge Rooseve
dasuting
The People McIver he Board OF Edacsfion
TO salary esher after serncse OF ntnes nsa
ben alleged by County
the return 10 the Win
Arderson Isaac johnson ACT City OF
ITO back paid under protest. on ssms az 20
yo sale Judgment Of special Term reversed
srd juo gM for PLAINTIFF with costs -,
Petrle yosph Morris Judgment OF the Jutce
hem on return 20 Of Habess Corpus, affirmed
The Eea Wheeler-Szme
Board Roanoke Railroad Co. s w m
of Special Term aft rned with costs
krSrew Gery an others as Jss Taadse and Stephen D.
Bel nan Ss
Ais or sgt Jorts-The same 49, -, ~,
john ~ stl Executor ast Gilver W. Oliver and Others
Sane.
Same.
John CooL ct suit Of T Stokes Dickson Same.
James HINT Emanuel b Hunt same
Del Veeehio sgt Edwin Ring and Janss L. LOCKWOOD
Sane
Johu Never AT. Samuel Z. Lent-Ssme.
Herj Bfinss at. Sidney g. 0enel and others-Ssrs.
potert Lss her at. Freeman Clark and shep-Ssme.
Woodbury Lansdon Delaney Kane and otheuL-Ssre
In the OF ickSs last will and tsstsmentSeme
The People ss John w Thomas enof Spei Sessions
reserved ard tyia awarded
Charles Gould syt WIN. HslMoon for trial denied
with essts
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
COuRT OF ApPEALs-JANUARY TERM.


Tie Jspuary Tenn of this Court commences on Tues
day. January at the Capitol There 2i3 the
Calendsr the following being the first forty:
Jms H srondsp set The Board Of Supervisors OF the
H.rry suh Receiver kc, appellant ss,. chas MinOtt
Irh.r Wright President &c respondent sss. zna Hooker
and another Admin srst'rs 'ppsil, nr ..,s..., 49,,
jt1sn1k LosIis and others appellants. Robert Hogan
Robertson aud others appellants ast Alexander Bal
/ wssr Ouisid md heIs appellants Henry @. LOOMS
Fses woodworh and smother respondents as Charles
samuel Spencer ondent sst Allen Ayrault appellant
H. Tie Newlo,k Institution Tor the Blind sPPelisH as John
r'H md ,no,asT sIoSs s. r,..,,. a., En.D.,0,
Cray IN - &c rTorsent . 4. 49,. -...,u,....
ssi obsrs, D, ri,cn srs.idspi. &C, .PPsllan..:
IS Etns Lclhon appellant ast TIE Mayor ke Of the city
Il Georse Hyatt admir- &c respondent. sss counbu, w
is edic, respondent; The Buffalo Fre and Marine
hssite .ostsI, Alpc. t. r,.no,s.u A., pa,l.v Mar,
ses,sIT.ilsrt and othera
Z s'IoI Coe re.POndsr at James jeasep mPd &e7 aP-
Il samuel Thomr.on appellant. The Mayor
a. Of IL Ciy OF N.w-iors, aud Others respondents
s John Hsths~sy appellant sgt Jsmes Gordon Bennett
cbsle @ fn appellant The Mayor &c of the City Of
a malcolm MccresOr appellant as Robert Brown resPon
z 70 ter Reynolds another respondents as, Charles A
. isaac C. resi- onirt ast John c. Holmes appellant
- Ro al Cn~' rspopdeHi at Elisha RlcAnsn appellant
IS Chen sthep appellant Geo. w. Stanton and
oihoIt &c 0nieuts
No ICf aud GLsth,r, repondsRts ag cross
pea Chsr,s 4 Davis aud another. appelsnis
- John wbeek Jr respondent ag Joseph Wana, appel
lsrt.
No Juss RAhtone appel sgt Samuel Stocking and
Cfhs - tncsns
10 . f,n. s. snedee and another respondents at Wiim
7 Warn app. Ian -
No Enoes Clsrk end 9th respondents at The Prs
Merchants Bank in the City OF York appel
lens
No ST. Pratt respond Csrles Foote appellant
fc.s2 jacob Carpenter appellant as syIvaau' s"e aud
srctLti. lttI crdents.
ingalls, aad smother respondents egt Nancy
Moigsn tx'z, &c appellant -
No "a Eizshsib Atkinson admx &C. respondent as The
III, ~ "a. Of The Bauk of E0ufoe, peanis.
10 IS La4ss M.shak spOldent Frederick Valtee
and tpoth l. pfs llans . 49,
10 &C MoItsn Harris appellant agt Malachi Kittle end
oilers eAeeLtoIs &c- psroDdenis
No s, h, Fsole Elisha Fulton and others appellants
nst " illsm +. Fulion and others respondents
no &c iiam Emo. survivor se respondent agt Philip 5.
Cr.ole ~ ps lsnf.
i. 81 o. crge Waterbury, respondent ss John Wescr-
welt iup'd, G. appellant.
No of the Houaenic Bank, respondents
Gst William CurIje and mother, appellants
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THE russ REID PAVEMENT CONTRACT


The Fsorle Relation of RUS Reid rla<g Controller
On tie l2ih ~ August 1883, the Common Council
rss.d directing he Controller 20 draw bis warrant Ia
avor of Hss Reid Tns Controller efed TO DO 90
and H. QUIT asked writ OF man iani to compel
ar liar &C. he solution describes he mentioned a. the h
nt the seth Of July under the en- racI lor Pns
fak dated 9Th Maya contract Involving an agse{se
OF $685. end upward Before contract hsd
actually iujunetiOn agaus was issued from Tn
Ccutt all the parties e ding the ConmiCner OF
Refss Th although dissolved ON the ID OF jay gas
spres to the General Ter 10. ne III
a however Commissioner had signed aud delivered the can
tract sb cstrg the 1h May The amended latter nsd
betr soor-ed IA April bat nc to be
question could have been made was force on
The l4h the without violating the
unton have made elect an n1netion y
srperadded p'thst Of tbs Court and Ia
fr 10 notwithstanding the temporary dissolution Of rue lat er
July the pNties undertook TO make the COZ
ho which uDlssfu and the mere de nee
OF while admits the difficulty, cam rsmjyeh Le
raj ega how certain work has been done ea unde
color Of and tb. question 10 can tn. Common Coanc
roty the amended Chaer accept the work admit n
y.ur end order payment they II 10 obvious thi the
sn.rded requires eQnirsct 70 be sdveed sna
gwen the highest bidder becomes dead letter Inc C2nuion
favored rcsn sbuttng al peon and then
Is order bs money paid and there rdess either 20 the
INJURED Il s injured community hafher
sn hat result should happen and prseeda 90
he established would be pTeersbe IN my that se s
tsuIe Of the shoud special act which on
hse they would promptly do for the relief Mess
Rrss Reid in This particular am constrained therefore
ssent from coleafues lJucs Edonds anu
Norrs in the conclusion at which they have arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST FUND
SUPREME CoURT-9ENERAL Term
yr,ept-FpxoEps r EDwARss, MITCHELL ROOSEVELT
NORRIS jtstiees.
Ars1RscT OF oPisloa or JUDGE ROOSEVELT.
L. aEilt R.e.iycy y. HcLsl.s T Liner aal o.asLs.


ArsIRscT OF oPlsIoa or JUDGE ROOSEVELT.
LaaFi,t Receiver ". HcTslsy IEer al1 o,ieIs
1le ~ ct OF this action j. ~ iuvadae urge portion
Of tie The late North lrusE and Bank
millions dOs some Vt tas tehed 81
bends s'ued and secured by trust
ofhe fdpost with the bonds IS collateral a.,
than twenty-five th0gseui fJiOs OF
Printed rElng six large octave volumes would
l. osilt IA dy gv even synopsis OF the whole
ID. lonrs ard certificates fnSny dessr Pal
nor lcKneT, Co tiuue Hof'rt OF Ensant; the
fsi oi States AID the Oar Bank Of Phltd.pis
anon he IN the opinion delivered jag. Rose
Wit which OF very sreat isngth) were the following
Tstte bant ~ ss0ciar, ormed under the general law
call tbe ben sfhough possessed ocer air powers
sTfca chartered eorpJr1tos no. being n)nopois
ryoIa bin the spirit aud meaning o. the eoastu
tutt therefore 70 many OF tbs rcti1ns imposed
h srtosl s'ctttes corr Grafton 20 such 49, .
the ssnn made 70 secure the bonds like ran
read ecu Iiie IL rim liar case. are valid mortgages
That the not ns2ynt at the time OF making
they made In confsm atom OF nSoveucy or wll
th view Of livns gal pe renee bit 10 ae money on assets
Immediately convertible in order TO carry on the oinkns
Th.t neither the bonds the cerifca circulating
nos meaning of he law prohb the Issue and e'ren
demand and without int r3s
Tb the bonds they ing pgyse IN e ing nioney
Lopd although under was not voHon OF oar sliate
Iss the loan Of $500 made the company by the Phs
s BE t In Is re- e. sane urrsnoy IL mich
sltough lofs saned Ia con erng tas fLaepAi4 uo
into Nsw-y ok funds s2ecis, not usurious .
the Of 1857 IL not competent 70 auy BANKING
snoesor porston 10 intepose ~ oist 50 OF gsnr
eiihe directly through receiver or to nsS e. or % aoEsl
such dese where previously inierpssd not previously
That banking hsvr indefinite Of depos
i with the Cor trolleI basis Of circulation would
fve dGte power OF purchasing sen s9cks s0d o.
prom ssory MS good hh % pay oi tls
Gh ct ali r. advances maze oy tlfa peous N ood
the OF such ocisiion 10 sfe up us engis,
uen LEGAL valid and hi aiding oog ton 90 n pr
rnnd and lawful bs 70 sustain psdSe OF
seour to redeem the liability The receivers Dill
fore be dsuistd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
Among the Pharmaceutical PRODUCTIONS,

Among the Pharmaceutical Productions which
fu1e AZ W Exhibition we hive remarked With spaen
ofe Pills Of ron by BLAScASo ClenaI aii
DIu This fine VIII h has alrsdy bel
with eIdaior ~ ih &C deny OF dcine u F'ac
md other learned soclets would really "Jr
ty cling th ion If Ph clans Of country
Isis medcn add remarkable to tue pa - y
m CT uDLertb- chiracar We should ]
that thee n IsE othe po;ee' bora iodine and ofi,o1
ecy useful In h.TOc crcuous and tubrre ous alec
lions ur,.nrclu,s kns'seyiI a. phhs lelcorheA wles
or dca nstrua lgk aud IL all kinds
Of nj cry Nv. ehness o. ten perameutl .
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de No PlIs aud
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