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ROBERT +. SELLERS,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Drugs, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes,
Oils. Mpdici1lps. &,c &.c

ICUO9 IACt10CC5SSc3 G1C' S1C.
No. 30 Wood street, below Second. Pittsburgh.
.NOODS WARRANTED Druggists, Physicians,
NJ Merchants, Dyers and Hatters, visiting the city
are invited to call and examine the quality Of my ar
ticles and the prices at which SELL Those who are
in the habit of ordering their goods, are requested to
write before purchasing, and obtain prices for such ar
ticle5 as they may need. All orders will meet with
prompt and careful attention march 26
II EMOVAL by fre--R. Z, Sellers has removed his
y Drug Store to the head of Smithfeld ST. No 1875.
Having by the active exerions Of many kind friends
succeeded in saving portion of my stock, and having
goods the way from New York Philadelphia and
Baltimore, shall be prepared in few days to serve
my city and country friends as usual, and shall bevery
thankful in this time of need for their casom apr 80
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S. MOORE,
Fashionable Hat g. Cap Manufactures

--wHoLEsALE AND RETAIIl--
No 93 Wood street, Sd door below Diamond Alley.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
Every variety ofthe most fashionable Hats and Caps,
at the lowest prices. Also, Wool Hats and Ladies'
! Fancy Furs mar 26
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Notice.

Notice.
DESIRE a settlement, without delay, with all in
debted to me; as | have relinquished business fol
the present. SAMUEL PAUL.
GREENE, o., May Ia, l645 Sw.
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE,

SIR:-Thc lands in the ''Wyandott Re eIcrve,'
concerning which you make inquiry per lei ter da.
ted 18th inst, have been ordered by the Execu-
tive, 10 be brought into market. The SIDE will
commence at upper Sandusky, on 22d Sdptem-
Der next.
Very respectfully,
JAS. SHIELDS, CoR'r.
S. MEDARY, Esq.
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WLL[AM BOYLES' ESTATE.

N0 Office is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed administrator Of the estate of
William Boyles, late of Harrison county, decd. All
persons indebted to said decedent are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said deceden will present them for payment, e-
gally proven, within one year from this date
June l8, 1916. SAMUEL HEALEA.
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ONE PRICE CASH STORE
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOOD

FVE ME SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED,
Summer Goods, which he offers on terms much lower
than common. As he intends to change his mode of
doing business hereafter, by substituting the ready
pay system for the old one of crediting without sYs-
buy he will reduce the prices of all kinds of goods
much below the common rates. His terms will bo
CASH or approved COUNTRY PRODUCE. His
stoC consists of the ollownV articles
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NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, and now opened FOR SALE,
81 a nei5 and handsome assortment of well selected
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
to which the undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of their friends, and the public generally be-
fore purchasing elsewhere; as we believe (without
bragging) we can sell goods on as accommodating
terms any establishments in town.
May Z. MAHOOD & GRIMES.
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STAGE COACHES.

Those who cntrust him with their work, may be as
sured that pains expense will be spared in procu-
ring materials of the best quality second none in the
ate Persons wishing any vehicle in his line, will
find it to their interest give him call before dealing
elsewhere C5- Don't mistake the big sign of Will
liams Coach Maker, directly east of the Cndiz Hotel
Cadiz, April 9-ly
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Groceries.
A " II
Pittsburgh Goods,

SUCH As
Coal Shoyels, Grain Shovels. Manure Forks, Window
Glass. Nails, Cotton Yarn, Coveret Yarn, Batting,
WiclSing, Tea Kettles, Flaxseed Oil,
Load inoil, Beaver Buckets,
Ropes, &c. &C.
All the above goods will be sold at the very lowest
rates, by
Store room, one door below VIM. shotwelrsstorc,
on Market street,
March Is, ls45. CADIz, o.
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0rHQn. Wilson shannonis al The City Hotel,
New York.
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.NOSEpEn WILElAREa

TNTOULD respectfully inform the citizen of Harri-
wv son and the surrounding counties, that since
he has erected his new and spacious establishment in
Cadiz, he is prepared to give GREATER BARGAINS
THAN EVER! He keeps on hand almost every va
ety owork in his line, which he does not hesitate to
warrant superior to eastern manufacture, such as
Family Carriages, Barouches, Sulkeys
Buggios, Gigs, Sleighs. &c.
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ADNTNLSTR4TOR'S SALE.

June 1s, 1854.
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The Newark Gazette publishes letter fo
the Smiths, dated June l7th, of which the ft
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
WAR MOVEMENT.

A proposition is made to form q re-
giment OF volunteers for active mill
tary service, in the event Of HOSTILE
ties between Mexico and the United
States. The Dragons, Fusiieers,
Jackson Guards, YaIers and Artilie-
ry have already, in an informal meet
ing, declared with anxiety to enter
upon the service. Volunteers may
enroll themselves in these companies
or new companies may be formed,
until the regiment is extended to six
o. eight hundred men. We under
stand that at Il meeting on Nednes-
day ni-ht. of portions Of the several
companies named. ii was decided to
recommend the election of Major
Louis V. Bogy. as Colonel of the
Regiment, and Captain Fisher. of the
Dragons, as Lieutenant Colonel
Several gentlemen were mentioned
Tor Najor-among the number, 5.
Treat. Esq.
1t was further determined tnat an
election should be held next Monday.
for officers oi Ire regrmrnt-mem-
bers OF the present companies being
the participants i'll it. The regiment
viii be organized under the laws of
Missouri, and when ready for duty, q
tender Of thei. services will be made
to the President Of The United States.
o. course, they will be under his di-
rcciion. but those who have taken
the lead in the matter are DESTROYS Of
being engaged in an expedition upon
New Mexico. Organized companies
III some oil the adjoining counties
have already volunteered 10 annex
themselves to tins regiment, and it Is
believed Ihat an effective and ioImI-
dablc force may he raised by the lime
tleir services a.e Demanded.
The American last evening, con
jains an address from Maj. Gen. Lee,
80 the 2i Division Of Missouri Mir
Ia. Anticipating war and the lmme-
ittc invasion Of TeXas by Mexico;
uc procIaIuS a. his division that 4
percuptory call IS comipg-that
they should be prepared to meet any
aui every cvcnt-aua : their COM
~ ndaathe proposes ito raise anI
lead. i required, a company Of five
th,usrrE rniuu!rcrS Who vii ipiD
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
"THE REVISED CODE.n


The first Of August has long since
passed, and yet the distribution of The
laws Of the land are delayed. Why is
this? Il is outrageous and Ridiculous
that we should own allegiance 10 laws
which We can never rcad-which ale
kept from Us UatiI long after they go in
10 operation. Il is as tyrannical as the
conduct OF that de>pot who hung lis
laws so high chat none could read them.
Where is the contract between Mr..
Dougherty and the committee TO whom
this subject WAS referred? Where the
bond which he gave TO the State for the
fllflment of his contract? Does this
conduct on the part of DouShcrty not
involve a gross violation Of his contract,
and has not that failure on his part, been
of serious disadvantage 80 the public?
VIII these whose business ii is TO en-
quire into these thingS, letuS hear some
thing about il? Bat for the publication
of MesSrS. Chambers & Knapp, we
should be in tota, blindness Of the laws
o. the land.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
THE PRESS.

4 Independent Press is the baDe
Of tvrant, and lie hulNark oI HE
people.
The nations of the earth held in
human bondage. have evc been
blessed "i,h a press u~nShacklcd. or
an opinion independent of the iron
viii # thci, De. picab'e rulers.
The man vino stands at The loun-
tain head Of l-At and knowledge (
who
Bends the pregnant hinges Of the knee,
That thrift may follow fawniug.'
like The Sw:ss who fights The battles
Of the world for pay, deSpises him
seIfand is despiscd by his associ-
ates.
Intellect high as heaven. o. groyel-
lag as HadeS, held in chains OF gold,
or dgagooned into unweicomc SET
vice by the irowns Of power, is the
scorn Of tLe noble, and the Glory d
the vile.
When our fathers suDdered the
ties that bound them 10 tncir parents
graves and their boyhood's homes.
and sought in The western hemisphere
4 halIowed spot where they might c
rect "a altar to freedom, in he ten
pie ofGod, they made the press free,
and placed il under the guardianship
Of truth.
No press in the pay Of, 81 under
the direct control Of the Executive
Of any nation, can be independent. II
it speeks boldly its own free thoughts.
in its own free way, II cease TO be
the Executive organ, and another
will be selected in It's stead. If il
speaks as an Executive dictates, it IS
but a tool cf power too weak 10 be
feared, and TOO corrupt 10 be respect
ed.
1t il nti-dem0CratiG fDr the Exec
utlve to have an organ not provided
by the Constitution and the laws
The administration should let lis acis
speak Tor it; and the whole democrat
ic press of the land, each in its own
sphere, should be its defenders so
long as those acts are based upon
principle, and executed with becom-
ing vigor We abhor monopolies; SO
does the democratic party. Why
then should favorile press be sclec-
ted from the thousands OF our land
to shadow forth events which are to
take place, and to defend measures
which, under other circumstances, it
might consider as anti-Amcrican, and
therefore antrrepubIican! This is a
serious matter. 1t affects the honor
and integrity Of the democratic par
ty. 1t places the Executive in an
unbecorning attitude before the coun-
Try, and causes the people to CON
denim him for the whims and caprices
Of his organ, which IL the end he
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

CoHntertrHr,'S irreSiel,-A cor
respondent OF the New York Couri-
er and Enquirer gives information of
the arrest of Il number Of persons at
Waterfowl, \. Y, who are known
10 have carried on the connterieiting
Of half dollars on Il large scale. The
first arrest was that of j. G. Burbank,
in the city of New York, whittier he
had gone for the purpose CT circula,
ting the spurious coin. This move
mcni, aud his confession, led to the
arrest OF an accomplish named Tur-
ner at Watertown. Turner's con-
ieSsion caused the arrest Of three
young men named Chandler, n OF
whom acknowledged tina. he had
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Office is hereby given. that the
undersigned has Obtained Of the
Clerk of the County Court Of Lincoln
County, letters of Administration on
The estate Of Enoch Murphy. deceas-
ed, Tearing date August 18Th. lGI5.
=! persons indebted 10 said estate,
are requested 10 make immediate
payment. All persons having claims
against SAID estate, are requested to
EXHIBIT them properly authenticated
within n yeaI from the date OF said
letters, or they may be precIuedd
from having any benef, of said es-
tate, and ii not exhibited within three
Years, they wli be forever barred.
THOMAS J. WRIGHT.
Administrator.
Aug. 3O'h. 1915. 3w3O.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
WOMAN.

Judge Lewis says: '.God bless the
sex! Ever foremost in the work Of
char!ty-aiways ministering to the
slck-iingering longest at the cross
speeding earliest to the sepulchre!
They never erred bot once and if
that error had been committed at a
later period Of the world. after 1000
years Of bright and lovely Deeds
the Accusing Spirit had carried the
offence to Heavens Chancery in
yainI'
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
{. NJ. CLAY.

An intense excitement has been rag
iag in Lexington, KY, caused by The
publications contained in ;A.a True
American" a paper edited and control
ed by Mr.. Clay. Our readers VIII re-
collect that Ills is the same Cassius
fEarcelus, who made a tour throughout
She Northern States during the last can
vass, begging Abolition votes for the
Wing candidate. The charge Of Abo-
litionisln was made upon linn then, by
the Democratic papers, and stcutly de-
MED by The Wings. Atler the termina-
ton Of the campaign, report says, he
secretly sold ont his negro property
AID became a loud and angry declaimer
against slavery IL any form. He then
established the True American" TO for
ward the cause Of emancipation, though
in such a manner as not TO offend the
public taste. But a few weeks ago an
article appeared in his paper well cal
cala'ed 10 s'l' up The angry Lettings Of
'he save hoiaer' bases passions Of
uie save .oeaa'y and o'o'y' was Oold-
y Appeared 10; !u!i VEN was gwen 10
'Aeeh0iai9 Doc'rl!eS' when " suffered
~ .. '',''' Il" Si''s sue "'U'" soon
'S~u 70 t"e massacre a'.1 INSTRUCTION Oh
GIG u lNe '"o races \ large meeting
some '''00teo 'ie inihe"'-
4'S o~'s'l 's,ioh '' Inc America" ONCE,
9fs ana all Du' more houefa,e co"h7si
Pfe'~leo' a"~ 4 SCI Of iHlio' uAoISh
arm T~esoiul4'h' "eIe adopted 10 WHlcN
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
" Undersigned has obtained of the
GIN of the County Court Of Pike
Co., letters of Administration with the
will annexed, on the estate of JOSH
ah NermiIIion, deceased, bearing date
the 2Ist July, 1915.
All persons having claims a.
ganst SAID estate, are requested to
exhibit them properly authenticated,
within one year from the date ofsaid
letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said es-
tate, and ifnol exhibited within three
years, they will be forever barred.
JOHN YER MILLION,
Administrator
August Esd, l845. 3wo9.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
CAUSE n III l.

"What are you dong, my son. SAID
Il father to his boy Billy. Smoking
a Sweet Fern scgar, father l made
H."
"Throw itaway this minute, don't
you know thas q boy that smokes a
Sweet Fern, VlISsmoke tobacco, and
if he smokes tobacco, lie will drink
rum. and if he drinks run he will lie,
and if he lies he will steal, and if he
steals he will murder, and if he muir
ders he will be hung and go To-
Tcxas?'
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

FrGaking Prigi2ege.- The P. o.
Department has decided that U. S.
Senators whose term of office COM
menced on the 18th of March last,
are not entitled to frank their OWE
letters until within 60 days Of the
commencement of the ensuing ses-
sioC Of Congress. Senators who
hold over, are entitled to frank their
own letters until SO days after the
expiration Of their respective terms
Of office.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

7HE next session Of the Bowling
L Green Academy. will commence
90 Monday, the 9Th day Of Sept
VIII those who patronize The lnstitu-
ton. bear in mind that rapid progress
can be ensured only hy early and
constant attendance. Where it is
poasiD!e, let al pupils be present the
first day. Terms rs before.
JOHN HUBBARD.
Au". Both. 1915. 2W3O.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

The missouri Wing" is anxious 70
be informed aow many Democrats voted
for the individual alluded 10 by him
Is 10 the number Of Democrats, we
cannot say positively, but we do know
that between fifty and one hundred
Wings voted for him IN the township Of
Calumet alone.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
DEATH AND SUICIDE.

We are panied TO announce the death
Of n oi our most respected citizens.
Last Tuesday week, Jesse Shay, after
making his viii lin the shape of a re-
quest lett home, as we presume, in a
state of mental alienation. All search
proved fruitless until Monday last, when
his body was found about a mile from
his residence, terribly mutilated. From
the position in which he was found, lit
lie Doubt remains Of his having placed
the muzzIc of the pistol in his mouth
and fired, producing, as it must have
done, instant death. No probable cause
has as yet been assigned for this mystic
rioas suicide. He was I young man OF
The first caspectability, surrounded by
friends and relatives, and an ample COM
potency. He has left many friends and
"a lisccusolatc widow, 10 mourn lis loss.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

1 Can't Ctorac'er.-N good char
acter IS 20 q young man. what firm
foundation is 10 the arts: who pro
poses TO erect a building on il; be can
build with safety, and all who behold
it have confidence in It's SOhdity, a
helping hand VIII never be wanted,
but let q single part Of this be de
Geceive. AID you 90 hazard, amidst
doubling and, Ten to one il Wi,
tumble down nj last, ami mangIe all
that wa built OH it in return.
Without . good character, poverty
is 4 curse-with 1t, 1t scarcely is an
evil. Happiness cannot exist where
4 good character is not. All lhat is
bright IN the hope Of youth, all that
is calm and bllssful in the sober
scenes Ct life, all tlrat is soothing in
the vale of years, enters in, and is
derived from Il good character
Therefore acquire thi, as the first and
most valuable.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
notice.!

YliE Light Infantry Company at
Bowlllg-Green, are notified that
the 4th Saturday in September, Is
the day ior parade, a general attend
ance OF The company IS requested.
:. G. FIELDER, Capt.
August 3Oth, 1915. SO.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
LIFE A JOURNEY.

Consider heaven IS your home;
yourself as on a journey to it; the
Affections YOU meet with. as a course
OF discipline TO prepare you for it,;
and the treasure you may possess, rs
given to defray your expenses on tire
way, and to enable you to do some
thing for those who do not enjoy
your blessings.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

We ell the attention Of our read
ors 10 the advertisement Of Mr.. Hu5-
bard, Of the Bowiing-Green Academy.
MIR. II. has heretofore conducted this
institution in q manner highly credita-
be TO himself, and to the entire salts
faction Of his patrons. If past success
in The science Of imparting information
10 the scholar, be any guarantee for the
future progress Of his pupils, AIr. II.
j. rot deficient. We can con~scisncious-
recommend this institution TO Al! who
may have children to educate.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
SUBSCRfBEPS

TO building the Clurch in this
place are hereby notified that one
haIioi their inscriptions is now due,
and badly wanted.
\. II. BUCKNER, Sup'i.
.fuc. 3Ojh. 1915, 9w3O,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

Il The following is the vote in Ken
tucky:-
TAomassOn's vote in the seventh dis
tla. is 6,023; Nuttall's, 5,590-ThOm-
asson's majority is 433-
EIGur DIsrRIcr.-Garrett Davis s.
Sle-T. F. Marshall, 5,l09-Dayis'
majority ITO,
Fifth District.-Bryan R. Young,
[Whig,l 6l54; Stone, IL. Fl $500
YOung's majority 255.
Orders majority is i,l75; Mr.. Hen
- -: Iitbatt's 252.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

passed the spurious coin, and had re.
celved it from his brother. All three
threaten that unless they are baiIed
out Of prison, they will make disclo-
sures duplicating others.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

u The Circuit Court for this coun-
", viii commence lis session here up
on Monday next. We have a largetri-
al docket, but unfortunately, we meanfor
the lawyers, a small return docket.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
CAN Q KEEP A Sc
CREr,''

"Dorothy," said lchabod, pale and
trembling to tins vile, "DaroLhy, !
have a s~s.ret; and if Il thought you
would keep it inviolab!e, would not
hesitate 10 reveali 1t 10 you; but oh
Dorothy, Woman'-
why ichabod. it must certainly
be a secret OF great importance, Iol
YOU are in a woiul agitation. You
know, husband. You can place impli,
CT confidence in your wife. Have
ever @vea you any occasion to doubt
my GdeIity!1
"Ncver. never. Dorothy; but the
secret ! have te communicate is ouc
that require more than ordinary
iathininc>s 2ud prudence TO prevent
you from diguIgmg it. Ga, dear
anujier when think on'iI'
"Nny husband, DO you know how
your lips -renbie. aad your eyes Ioji
What Is the mater? Ichabod! YOU
~ cauuot m,slrustlhc confidence
q oae vino vowed at The altar to be
lIllnlui 10 you. Come, unDoSom
Yourself"
May rely on your fleIiiy!"
..lnclbod. you know you NAV"
swell, t!len.-We are both ruined!
-undonu!-l have committed muf-
der
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

Norm CARoLINA.-The Congress
sional delegation from this State stands
six Democrats, to three Wigs. One
gain i3r the democrats.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
BOv iEG%-GFcCn.
SATURDAY, AUG. 80. $40.

I=Our worthy fellow-citizen, Judge
HuHr, has arrived at home from the
East, with improved health and spirits,
and is prepared to enter upon the fall
term cf his Courts.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

= Or. Isaac Lea, has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Auburn, Mo-, vice
Cha ;. T.. Perkins, removed.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
SPO-
KEN.

We haze often been amused Al
some N|u.lnIans, vino have seemed
10 tnlnk tnat every lhing in Virginia
Was superior To- the same article, Ict
lit cone from what other quarter 1t
might. We nave heard them argue
Imust vocl,cruusiy iuJt tie men, wo-
men. and chrG,uu oi Virginia were
far superior To- .he men, women, aud
lcnIidrcn oil any other State OF conn
itry: that the GcCr N Virginia could
leap further, the squirrels Ci.Db high
Ell. the horses run ls,et; tina, tae
geese. ducks. and CHICKENS were 4ac-
ger and ialter, aud iueiT owners ntOic
hG>pltabie liIan any other qu'dlu-
ugds. birds aad men. We have seen
youA- Nlt2lnlanS with. @oui deal
less sense tnaG would suffice Tor dou-
lie tue number o! ordinary inca.
tells IS II beng a E:r2Iutln, aud pa,-
Itlcuiariy i: ae1cyuucd iaom Ii oi tiIc
iHlsi lu!9fiieS. was ~>uiII,,cui 10 mgLrc
lau enhance Into tac best society 81
Iany part Of tuc world; VAS OF itself
passport Id unIgeISdreSPeciabaiiF.
IS common. n Iced. Ms such lndctr
ale taik. = ,cw YEATS aLo, 10 lt-,I,
ts,ppi, that ii excited pub,ic nd!cul",
ad jHat HiIc0ie proved competent
TO plt down mucn ot iIe siang -
bJm .Od Virginia., "Ei,t Fam
lies, ".Mo}hcr oi Nt.lc> and States
men,. +. +. \. - now IS wei uu-
ietstood to mean First Families al
Virginia. as l.. J.. ID. does Docto,
lot Laws and "ii!Gll-NlNDED
NrginIanH proceeds the mention %
d Nirgintan's birthplace q: mention
ed. Bot these p~ecuiIJglucS. like ma-
Inv other sources oi muse ncnt 10
the "narlveS. have Hai ulcIr day,N
the recollection ol them now-slnrr
Virginia sde,p immersion IN ur" gut
ter o.. lguoa ncc-nniv IemE4s rs
ihai jHoio. to,A.
We started DOT with lie Ge>jgn Gel.
copying al a.tcIr Irom The h,ci-
monJ Win, which shows ihat 'Uct,
is one Nnaniau WHO c.I see Ntt-,a-
il as "thc,, I,. Here A. Is:
E".ag.on-oa mp at Ia iuaiaIc.
The AIcNandup Gzc''- call, aaon
as jr urar his gre,l subject with uu-
relaxed yi.nr-a cal which We need
. . .l Hrt .. a.. ..H
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

A man in New York has opened
4 school for breeding mayors for our
large cities. The pupils are faitened
on green Iullle'
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4

The Capt. Of The S. b. Big Hatchec.
has beenhonorably acquitted in St. Lou
is of ali blame in the sad accident which
be.clI that boat 4 few weeks since.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

The Jews refuse to eat pork on the
ground that Ham was cursed, and
hams axe made OF hog.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

Henry Clay is now upon visit 10 The
White Sulpher Springs, in Va.