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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

c n x.turAl person not less in number than I've may
associate .sd om branches Of shs bank u UhO for purpose
mis- state e. shall Be designated In the certificates hereinafter
required 20 hs subject % the eonngencs restrictions
conditions and liabilities prescribed In this act. NJ
sSc S Persons assOciaGns 70 form branch ShsL under
ther hands and seals make certificates which shall specify
sThs name r. 0y = cS " SIe nsss snS wHcH ,So
ded the Of the city, village town In which lie hank
ing operations shall be carried On;
secOaahe amount Ofthe eaPt stock q such branch and
the numbar ofshAEes into which the same divided
Thr-The name and place Of residence and the number
shares held BY esch membsF Of the company
ROuFhThe time when such company shall have been form
which certificate shall be Acknowledged before Justice
che peace notary public and shall be recorded BY the crode
Ia IL kspt by hin for that puposs which shall at all times u
ring once hours be kept open for the inspection ofany
NV csr asd shall Be rsnsmssd T. Ss SECRETARY Of ssas
Who shall record and carefully preserve the same n h Oa
and another 10 the bank r. ha act named
ssc a. No branch shall be permitted % commence Or carr
Sos shah b a one handrs ho.snd dosss nor sAa nc
capitol stock any such branch Be increased %
s S S % cat = Ne s o
branch sA BE- paid IN gold and silver cola o. Their equiva
ie1s half which my can't q least shall b in the
the time q the of ~ banking business Il hs
P.c. asssnasd r saryns sach egssss and TIE remain
msns each Of at least temper can't the whole amount
the capitol ubscribsa equsatlg In every four sue
ne whole amount Of such cApai sha be paid up Provided
that the directors Of the hank Ohio may extend the time
ths X SsSsss when Iss.ed that he public a.srcst
doe Require them TO Be pad e e0uenty above pFss
src =. Sny shasshcdsF o. his assgnss shaI an 70 u.,
any nstaneut on hs stoek When the shah Be Feaurei
% be paid the branch may se said sOk a pnbc auction
pabshSdh hs county whsFehs branch located /,
any pespn Who win paE he highest price tAeEsr. le
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

hereby certify hAf hsss rad sHd eonpassa s G..,,
laws and that lhsy ars cosssy rriHed from espy eerf
tAe Secretary dshh Ill bLACkBUWF.
-" a.. Aud C0rtNc CO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
: : : = - = :
n z AT u S.

On Saturday, August the 29th, 1851, in
Hemlock township, Columbia county, Mr..
ALEXANDER MAusT, aged 25 years, one
month and nine days. A ''
The deceased was a son of William and
Sarah Maust. Tie had suffered number
Of years under the affecting hand of God,
but he has now gone to his resting place in
peace. '''-'..' '''.l
''Give joy or ease, give grief or pain,
I Take lite or friends away, '''lt'
But let me find them all again ~ Jlt
4, In that eternal Day." J.c.K
In Locust township, Columbia county, on
the 26th of August, 1857, Mrs. BARBARA
RUNK, widow of the tie Jacob Runk, in
the s5th year Of her age. a ...
Mrs. RUNK, the deceased, was a
Christian Lady ana an estimable citizen.
She was born in Monmouth county, New
Jersey, and with her paren's removed, in
1856, to Luzerne county. Thence, after
her marriage, she located in Cattawissa
township, ("ow LOcust,) where she resided
for forty four yearf, beloved and respected
by all who enjoyed her acquaintance.
s9- Luzern county pers please copy
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
The Berwick Gazette.

We have disposed of cur interest in the
Ber,oick Gazette,-of which establishment
we have been an equal partner with Mr.
Irwin, for the past two and an half years.
to WALTER H. HIBBs, Esq, of Philadel-
lphia. 1t will, in the future, be conducted
by MeSsrs. Iaoin f. Hibbs. They are
both good practical Printers, sound Demo
Gratis, and worthy young men. That they
will publish frst-rate country news
paper, we have no doubt, and we most GER
tainly wish them the largest possible success
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
William T. Shuman, ESQ .

This gentleman was q candidate for
Treasurer Of Coluns6ia, and although he
had respectable number of Delegates
elected to support his nomination, be did
not come before the late Democratic County
Convention. Finding that bis deolination
would harmonize the interests Of the party,
he very magnanimously withdrew bis claims
for the present, which generous act, we are
quite sure, the Democracy will duly ap.
preciste. Esquire SHUMAN, is a worthy
young democrat, and well qualified for any
position within the gift of his fellow. citizens
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

EoR the last three years, have been engaged in
T. business known only 10 IhyGelf and, comparative
ly. lew others. whom have inStructed for the sum OF
$500 EACH which has averaged me d, the Of $1,000
to $4,000 per annum; aud having made lTrange ment
TO go 10 Europe in the Spring Of 1883 to engage the
same business pm willing To give Ini ns,ruct ong
in The any person in the United States or Cana
das who will remit NE lhe sum of 81. | am induced
from the success have been favored with. and the
many thankful aokno ledgmensI have received fr ON
those whom have instructed, and who are maxi ng
from s5 to S5 per day AT il, to give nny person an
opportunity to engage in this business which is easy
pleasant, and very p ofable at n small cost There
Is positively No HuMBuG in the matter. Recre of
the best class can be given regards its character
and can refer TO persons whom have instructed,
ho win testify that they ar making from IS 10 els
per day ct the same 1t is business in which Ell der
ladies' OF gentlemen can engage and with perfect ease
make very hand some income, Several ladies in va.
roUs parts in New York Pennsylvania and Maryland,
whom have instructed, are now m king from 50 10
50 per day at it, II is GEsTgEL BUSINESS, and but
few shngs 10 required to start it, Upon receipt OF
81, will Immediately send TO the applicant a printed
circular con ming full instructions in the which
can be per6ctly Unde rstood at once.
I All levers must be addressed post paid) 10
ALLEN T. PARSONS
335 Broadway, New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

Serious Accident. We regret to learn
that daster MILES w. TATE, son of VIM.
Tate, of Lawrence tp., met with serious
accident on last Sunday morning on his
way to church. He was riding young
and somewhat fiery horse, which becoming
frightened a. the hosting of an umbrella,
threw his rider, and kicked him on the
head, wounding him severely, but we up,
derstand, not dangerously. Medical at
tendance was Immediately called, and the
lad is in fair way of recovery.
CkarGeld Republican,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

We again thank our friends for prompt
payments. 1t is this that sustains the Press
and encourages the Editor. We ask our
customers, everywhere, to try to help us to
meet our heavy expenses, by prompt pay
ments, and thereby discharge an honorable
obligation. Especially do we request
distant subscribers, to do as many others
have done. viz: t, remit money by mail,
at our risk, as We have never lost dollar
in that way, and its receipt will be duly
acknowledged by mail and the payment
also published in the Columbia Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

ng- Hover's Ink, made in Philadelphia,
is great comfort to Editors, and we sus.
pect even greater to compositors, seeing
that its auidity leayes no excuse for bad or
blurred writing-,be great foes Of type
settlers. II is really quite o pleasure. to
write with such ink, especially with good
steel pen, for which mainly it is prepared
NeU York American.
We cheerfully add our testimony to tha,
of the Editor of the American, in favor oi
Hover's Ink. 1t is oil that can be desired
~. Y. Courier ami Enquirer.
Hover's Philadelphia. Ink, is q beautiful
article, well calculated for metal pens, a.
it does not corrode them.
Brother Jonathan, ,Meao York.
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MIR. JOHN R. YoHE, the nominee for

Mr.. JOHN r. YOHE, the nominee for
Auditor, completes the list Of our candi-
dates. The entire Yohe famity, are dem
ocratic all over and over. His nemins-
ton is Just compliment to the sturdy
Democracy of Miflln--of whom Mr.. Yohc,
has ever been one Of the most active-apd
his election will ensure the acquisition o.
an other honest and faithful member Of
the County board. 49,. ve-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
F A Lii a A R RIM AL

It tf " "a " ri u III " o. o..
THE undersigned, grateful for past patronage, re.
Il specially in fbfnis his c. stoniers aud the puu,
generally that he has just receved from the Eos,ctn
cities, the lar gast ano most select stock o. 'N
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
That has yet been opened in Bioomsburg TO which he
vites the attention Of his frien nds, and them
that they offered lor SAFE nt great bagains Ills
Stock comprises lurge assortment OF
Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel,
Consisting of FASHIONABLE DRESS COATS, Of
every description; Panis. Vests, Shirts Cmvais
Stocks Cotton Handkcrchies, Gloves suspeHfers,
Gold Watches and Jtwet,y
or every description. fine and cheap
N. u RENE nler "L0renberg's Cheap Emporium -
Call and see. No charge for examining Gtods.
Z" DAVID LoWENBERG.
Bloomsbury, Aug 90. 1857 % rtef
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

Religious Iolerotioa.-The noblest act
ever put on statute book, was drawn W
by Roger Williams:i oIW ;A r
GAIL men may walk as their concience'
persuade them, every one in the name o.
his God. Z And let The lambs Of the NJ os
High walk in this colony without nolesta
ton, in the name of Jehovah, their God
forever and eyer." ,.. .; :.riy =. .o.fR
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

GEN. PACKER IN YoRK.-Gen. William
f. Packer, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, made speech at the regular
Democratic meeting, in York, week ago.
He was in foe heslth and spirits, looked
exceedingly well, and spoke With great
power and eloquence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
MAP OF BLOOMSBURG.

n1ESSRS. HURLEY 4 LLOYD. Cigi Ergfn'tys, sW.
WI pey0rs a4A 3Lp Ps5ishus, now IL thus plncr
for the pu rpose OF making a thorruPhiy c"nrtt PNU
PENrY MAP, showing The 'tt uund Pan OF ,vrfy
Binding. the size mud shape Of rnch Lot, with ,wm
ers' names initials printed thereon Coot"t. Var
nishGd, nn,l mounted on Canvas. and Rollrrs. all
comple,e rrce per copy s.. payable Oh delivery a,
ihr Map
The arc njso prepasod to make Surveys and urn sh
Skeleton Maps OF Farms, with ontents calculated
and inherited thereon, of any faim wtna reasohabir
distance fr, town
BloOtnsbnT ~, July Is, 1887.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

es YEARS or AGE having lost his father, two
1 - brothefg, daughter, son in law, nephews aud
nIeccs by that dreadful disease CossUMPrios ara suf
fcrIDg with Cough himself, determined u visit lh'
East 1n6ies, Egypt and Japan, where he discovered
prsrenue and certain for Colds Coughs Bronchitis
Consumption, Nervous Debility and Asthma His cough
cured imme dialely; he rcturncd turcd his rtid
tues who inh,rited the disease. nd CONNECTION
with his have employ I'd il IN their practice, culiGl
thousands of cases considered hopeless by othets.-
For the purpose of r.scuiug many Oi his ner nl
fellow beings possible, he is sending the Recipe i9
all who wish II far len cents Of il TO pay the port
age, and the balance printing.
Address DIR HEATH,
Ihl sprins ST., OPT Ositc 81. Mich oIns iiol'i,
Junr1 3, 1857. New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
Wyoming County Nom nations

CongreS-Rob r. Little, .,.
Representative-John V. Smith.
ShsyiB-Ziba Billings. 2 Y
Prothonotary-David D. Dewitt. ~ be
CommiSsioner--Harris Comstock.
Register and Recoraer-7Horaco Hal
lock : "
AuditorrJehn Crawford. a,sel a-ss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

,sar Maj. JOHN CUMMINGS, of Snyder
county, paid US flying visit one day last
wsek. The Major is very clever fellow,
v-quite good looking-and roaring
democrat. We greatly enjoyed his joyial
converse and pleasant company. .--
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SPEOTACLES

Of euery vartety, size and gualitn
A new invention OF spectaolcs for distant n,
reading, with gold silver, steel, and tortose io,e ,e
frames and new and improved assortment oT nh unh
ca ground flint Glasses o. his own manuracin,e iH IT,
would particularly call the attention of the nn, ne
his spectncies for , ~
And for persons who have been OPERATED nnon r.. II,
catn ract the eye, aBd TO his new kind of passp @
Consef vers Of the sight made II the best ajn ma nu
G. asses Good Classes may be known by the,y IA sI'
exact centre sharp and highly polished s6tnro ssEc
qualities are to be found in high degree in his gln SO"
ALSO NJ horoscopes, Spy and auizzing Glhssrs n,
every size Ind quality; Telescopes, Mngnifynp and
Ope rn Glasses, with different powers ioeehef N iih
every variety Of articles in the Optical line not men
toned.
UB Optical and other Instruments aud Glasses eorr
fully repaired at short notice. lie can always ser
Gps es suit the vision of the person MS he sees
Them upon the frst trial. He will remain h,re tnv
septeu Der court aud bose in want OF the above nt,
cIes viii please givehiti a call
Aug 90, 1851 ~ ....
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Columbus Male and Female Academy.

THE Fourth Term OF this Institution will commence
i on Monday, the I'd day OF August next The IN.
stiuion having been in successful operation sinrp
last October, under thT charge of Prof. ANDERSON
Principal, with competent aud reliable assistants, nne
has been well patronzsd by students from abroad -
The counties Of bucks. Lehigh Carbon und ColumbIu
having furnished good portion OF the school, be sides
several from the ftr west, who have attended The
same
W" An Opening Address, will he dcliv, red on the
day Of the commenee me nj, al 5 O'Clock, L. M.
TRUSTEES.
New Columbus, july 25. 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

s&T- Montour County holds her next
Agricultural Exhibition at Danville, on the
9th days Of October. .A
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

RThFNT KHhFSTI E-7hT.S IT
THE undersigned take pleasure in anuounc ng tn
l. Merchants that they are manufacturing sup eIiOr
afucle of RAKES at their NEW Factory Fishing
Cfesk, above OT1ngeville, Colu mbia county McT
chapis wishing purchase good Rakcs can have d en-
al the Factory, IL dtslfed forward ihem 10
Bloom sbnrg. 10 8 G. Shive, where they get them
or we eau forward them to tho, Stores that not
too much out uf way. ''t
All orders should be add essed 10 Samuel shive.
Pcaleis 7. o., Columbia county, Pa,
sHivE & Belts.
April Is, I557-Im
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

say Mrs. Cunningham is fast sinking to
The grave from nervous cxaustion.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
SELECT sCHOOL>

THE mex, term OF this School viii com mcncc on
@ cIeyen weeks Pupils are received at an, time.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Studies, ,............,........ sj
Higher English Studies and dClassics,.,.,...,... &
To meet a equest OF present pupils aud &C other
pa artes nn sting in the pTois, o.opeialion
fr ends 1 hav @. determined 10 organize, On The 5th
of August next, Teachers Class, TO con Time three
mon ihs The charge Tor tuition will be h'1 Goltrs
for tho session. '...t. .....
Any information respecting the gcbeme Of instruc'
tion Boarding. &c, will be promptly given, on hpp
cation TO me- either personally, or ly note. AMOS,
b. +. EATON.
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BLOOMSBURY BOOT AND SHOE
CTODE

BLUUMSFU UNU bOUI AND DIIUE
It'd STORE.
THE uude rsigued resp ctfIy informs the ciiizcns
of Bloomsburg aud the public in general. That he
has opened n '' F "
Boot on1 Shoe Establishment,
In the white building. on Main street, above Elsc's
& w lson's Bakery where he mas constantly on hand
n large ssortment of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C.,
md will make up work TO order short notice His
10 ng oxpe rIence int the business and general know
i.dge OF thsivants o. the people, will enable him tq
&c nder satisfaction to all his customers aud should
secure him patronage which he hopes 10 merit
HENRY KLEIN.
Rioom bu NAV
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THE REV. G. s. BURNETT, Will
A LADY

M HO has been cured OF great NERVOUS DEBlLt
w Tf, after many years of misery, desires TO max
known to all fellow sufferers the OF relic
Address enclosing stamp TO pay retnIn postage, M
MAhf r. DEWITT boston, Mass., and II e ptsscfil
ton wJl be sent free, by ner post, ''f
AuRut s, l53f-1m -
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FOR PRoTHoNoTARY,
JACOB EYERLY, Of Bloom Township.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER,
DANIEL LEE, Of Bloom Township
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

FOR COMMISSIONER,
ELIAS DIETERlt of Montour twp,
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pEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

FOR ASSEMBLY, rt.
PETER ENT, OF Scott Township.
ss.sttO the decision efths Conference
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY,

Bloomsbury Sept S, 1857 Sheriff
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Sept S, 1857
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-14
Early Marriages.

Among the ancient ,Iermans, than
whom liner race never existed, 1t was
death for any woman to marry before she
was twenty years old In this country,
very few ladies are tit, either phy~'ciiiy
or mentally, to become mothers, before
they reach the age of twenty one, twenty
two, or one or two years older. The un-
sound condition and constitution Of the
parent is usually transmitted with increas-
ed intensity, to the offspring by the
laws of Lycurgus, the most special atten-
tion was paid to the physical education of
woMen; and no delicate or silky women
were, on any account, allowed to marry.
DR.. Johnson, in his work on the Economy
Of Health says that matrimony should
not be contracted before the first year Of
the fourth septenniel on the p'rt Of the
Lady, nor before the last year Of the same
in the case of the gentleulan, In other
words, the female should at least be twen-
ty one years of age, aud the male twenty
eight years. The doctor says there should
be Il di!ferance Of seven years between
the sexes, at whatever period of life the
connection is contrated There is diff
crance OF seven years, not in the actual
duration Of life, in the two sexes, but in
the stamina Of the constitution, the SYM
metry of the form, and the lineaments Of
the face. In respect to early marriage,
SO FAR as it concerns the softer sex, for
every year at which marriage is entered
upon before the age Of twenty one. there
will be, on an average, three years of pre-
mature decay, more or less apparant, Of
the corporeal fabric.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-14
l;nosSs siaxiuns.

Each of us as we progress, hopes to
change, to become wiser, better, purer.
He who boasts that he has never chang
ed his opinion, virtually says that he has
not progressed,
Our life is filed with trials and temp
tatiJns, ana often more heroism is neees-
sary and more wisdom needed, in the
coAmon walks of life, than has won bat
ties
Integrity is the first moral virtue, be-
nevolence is the second, and prudence is
the third. Without the fret the two lat
ter cannot exist; and without the third
the two former would be often rendered
useless.
The whole circle of vices, like shadows
towards the evening of life, appear enor-
nous to a thinking person.
Modesty ever sits gracefully upon the
brow of youth, heightening virtues OF
which it is possessed.
You will never repent of being patient
aud sober
1t is easier to rcprovc thousand sins
in others than to modify one in our
selves.
Most men employ their first years 50
as to make their last miserable.
Deeds are fruits-words are but leaves.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-14

GopuEns--Somc years ago the State was
nearly overrun by gophers; but at last it
WIS discovered that the castor bean was
an efectual remedy, and its use very
much reduced the number OF this mis-
saevous pest. That method is to plant
the bean all over the land, about one
bean to the square rod 1t is supposed
the gopher is fond of the root and eats it.,
and that it acts like physic or slow poison.
At any rate, it extermlnates the sophers.
Whether it operates the same with SPUR
rcls. or whether any ctfectual remedy has
been discovered for them, WE are not in-
formed but hope if our readers know Of
/ any, they will inform us, and thus benefit
! all
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AH0lLAlJS
For the Advertiser
TO ONE THAT WILL UNDERsTANn

~ ONE THAT WILL UNDERSTAN]
BY KITrY CARROLL.
Go tell him gentle zephyrs--
Go whisper in his ear,
That no longer care for him;
No longer hold him dear.
Go tell him whea he left my side,
cared not where he went:
shall not clothe my lips with pride.
Or sigh with disconient.
Go tell him that I'm smiling,
And laugh and dance and sing;
And though loved him madly once,
'Tisn sn"c another thing.
And tell him though at first grieved,
That now it troubles nought;
Though was cruelty deceived.
lc;re not pho he sought
Go toll him, zerhyrs, that have conned
The bitter lesson DER,
And have learned truth. alas,
That Ine'er knew before;
That man of gains woman love,
And thinks it's bat their due,
And taen to other aoxre,s rove,
That charm because they're new.
90 tell him hat at star.lt eve.
My brow Is fee from care;
pine not in my bower sloae.
Nor mss bis prescnee there.
Tell a:m that now | never shan
His haif-ayerted eye,
nat kindly thiuh of him As on.
That never caused q sigh.
Wilton. Nov. l,lS57.
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The merchants of the east are serious
ly considering the proposition of cur
taiImcnt Of credits, and the dry-goods
Importers have also begun to ag,,..c .ne
matter. The hardware dealers Of New
York held meeting few days since to
consider the subject. 1t is yet too early
for general concert of action among the
wholesale dealers Of the eastern cities.
There can be no doubt, however, thai a
considerable curtailmcnt of credits, at
least as to time. will he the result of the
present revulsion CHI. Press.