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SPOKEN.
23d inst, lat 81 lon 60 80, British bark Brothers OF
York, hence for Liverpool.
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IL John Lorlner Grnhn M has resumed the pTnr
ce u his Profession No 80 Nassau of Liberty stree
IN the formerly occupied by Johnson md Kent ESQ
WM. r. ENGLISH, Attorney at Law and Notary Public
ot same nloce my2I lW
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CLEARED,
Ships Grafton. Abbott. Canton; Sheridan De Peys;er
Liver pool. Chrisiovsl Colon, smith. Havana
Bark Magnolia Ward New-H,ven.
Brigs VIM L Jones, Tyler. Bunkirk; Russia. Lane An
sua; United states York, Bermuda; Edw whtaey (Br)
Skaiing, WINDSOR. SS; August, Dosne, Boston.
Schrs Lacy Adams, Yates, Bermuda EvelIne, Pope,
SwansboFo', NC; Lynchours Could, Richmond; voan;e
Harding and Kempton, Osborn, Norfolk; Coluinbil
Knapp. Alexandria Maria Ia:ourette Baltimore That-
deu-, Hudson. Phadephi4 Boston scout, do; Harding,
Passapea, so Excel. Lowell. Eoston Flend Lowell, DO
Sloop Midas French, Providence
Barge Dolphu, Lamb. Philadelphia
Steamer Ironsdes. MsrstOn. Philadelphia.
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American InstltuteETbe Board Of - AEreni. ,li 81,
rue Of s S,y The 2j,h OF May instant. at one oeioc
,sie Sn . Committee prepare the Agcui,1rai 5ltful
On The day at the same place at s oc.oes at
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MEMORANDA

Ship John Cummings Savannah; bark Grafton, Cantor
schr John " smith.
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HEI0NY

ship supposed to be the York Hull; from Charles
ton to Buckley.
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GENTLEMEN'S READY MADE LINEN AND
FURNISHING STORE.

VI. A. WILLIS.
No M Chestnut street, North sde three doom above Seventh
Phila dclphin,
Has constantly hand And for ae extensive and genea
assortment of Ready Made Linen and Muslin Shrts Linen
Collars Shirtees Under Shirts and Drawers Silk Cotton.
Merno and lambs.woo, OF various qualities Gloves Ho
sery Scar Cavu Stocks Handkerchief IN great variety.
Umbrellas &c sc.
Gentlemen respectfully invited to call and examine
her stock before purchasing elsewhere.
-. Those wishing 10 furnish their Linen can have il
made order the hes; and mos, fashionable style, At short
notice.
Phnlslphn. MAY q. 49, myS9hfc
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THE CHlLDS' K EAD
FOR CHILDREN

THE CHlLDS' READER.
FOR CHILDREN
Who ,e too youu. 10 read cIer Rhetorical Reader Pre-
the request of Dr. Porter late President of the Ando
Thso Seminary and tho author Of Rhetorical Delivery
Rhetorical Reader, sc by T. d. ?. Stone. a. NJ
ALSO
Newm,n's Political Economy.
Elements Of Political Economy. b. Samuel F. Newman,
Lecturer on Political Economy in Bowdoln College
MARX II. NEWMAN Publisher.
mv2G 100 Broadway.
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C5- Great ministerial Temperance Meet

~ Iriah Em,grnnt Society.-The adjourned
Rooms No ao6 Broadway Monday evening" May 2eh,
half past o'cockP NJ Afull attendance OF The members
Of the Society is requested. ,
nv2i 3tixWS&N JOHN T DOYLE 'S'sAN'-
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Es- Summer Styles, Gcntlemen's Hats
BIRD cor Pine and Nassaust.eesThe Summer siyss oil
HAS comprising the various aud latest patterns are ready
for examination aud sale the establishment cor Fine and
Nassaus The Subscriber .ociis an INSPECTION o the same
by gentlemen OF taste and fashion
my2l lInis- BIRD cor Pine aud NassAr-stS
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son. RIscIIIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
sIEert, eofHfIE IEPHRAiM II 'TfKEApWELL's SON.

MD tI tis.N atsons lp!nris bed Bug toisoni y. al
Is sntr 10 destroy banish these TeIin
row, fo The pre- rses by Application; thsy 90
again using other poscns aao DE-
,troyed By he human raes 70, ,se &c ssfopiyn
b Mrs Hs,s Igs Fu!,ou.strret Pries 23 and oe e.nt ~
bottle.
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ro-nay's Paper call tho a,tention Of the

~. Ma tiouaI evidence OF the fef Jaiht4 VI CH<i
Ycee ~ ns VIZ of Scbencks Pulmonc syrup.
hss. ID ia'o' " N,RLroS. New-Jers-v. May 9Th, 1915
cyrScK-Sir: am Pastor Of the Baptist Church
MI ~ N,w;Jersey. Some three or four months since
AifoN o,e o the deacous of his respected
ken y Schard L. Cox. then laying all human ap-
usishoon :, ds,h's door by Consumption. My distinct I'M.
pssrsnee ,bat the gentleman would not live one week
pressloE We We saw him my congregation last sabbath a
To-day haye been At sRP ri wa, asd the
ssives if,r;ps ioD his life am. respectfully, yours
rssss oi sa'ins ''' JAMES VI. CHALLlSS.
,1oLsr par. S G Beeman OF 49i Courland street
.ss agent for the sale OF the Genuine Se'eh'A
rseGea chenck Punonie Syrup can b had :, the
Proprietor JIM J. H. SCHENCK. myl6 lmeodis
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rJ- -VaccInatIon.-Dr BOSTWICK. 10 Chns,hersst,
has q supply uf henlthy mntter. N.Y. lts.
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Total SSH, ,s9a1 1892, 39s!73 672s 3oe
The Banks have also Cash items, Bank balances depo
slt' In New.York 10 the amount of S3Ii5i7 g.. viz
Hartford Bank Sss.59l O5; Phenix $se.6Oa As; Conn.
River Bank, S36902 Sc Exchange. S4702s 67 Farmers
s&echancs S53.392 ss. They also owe Bank balances
follows: Hartford Bank SIS $50 35; Phenix, S4i,2l7 55;
cOan River Bank 2Oe Ii Exchange Bank. S36,36i Gi;
ia Mechanics SIP $3.50. Total Sl53.7o &c
The Coal trade for the week ending Thursday
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
AT THE NE wy RK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
1877 Broadway,

Three doors below The FRANKLIN Mouse.
The subscribers receiving direct from the European
markets the latest and fashionable styles Of SPRING
GOODS adapted for Gentlemens with which they are
prepared furnish their aud the public, with their
Spring Garments at very moderate prices Our stock Of Fan
cy Goods very ch being selected by Agents from The
Paris aad London markets for casthereby enabling US TO
Offer richest and desirable OF every article be-
longing gen-mAns wardrobe such prices will COO.
vince the csptica that do and will furnish our Gus
toners with full partial outfit unparalleled low
not tayng patrons with the dnpusttes necessarily at
taced TO the e, business Strict puuctuaty Observed
filling orders. No deviation in prices.
mil i e. HOOTH CO.
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S.x rpt VAR OF THE OXFokD CAfs, Or
Alice May sad Bru.ns Bill by nsFnnagmN7rHs, ga ar. s,o,.
at all the Periodical Depos trce "a e's. N,
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T,rNpOR ,RY CITY LOANS.-Persons desrcus OF m
yes,ins morey The Bonds Of the City for shor: PERIODS
in anticipation of the Revenues Of the C;y al me Fe oil ~!
r cent p- aunun may have The opportunity To % So III
,un, OF 80 aud ul ards app!ica9n a thiS once
Compirolls1's oitise JofN he coInnt,oIlc, nm:
New y ork. May 2G,h. lsi5.1 Coh''0''''
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Total Railroad and Canal. 2S2,16'
The Perkins and Dwight Manufacturing Corpo-
n have declared semi annual dividends of ten per cent
Zach, and the Bartlett Mills similar dividend of six per
cent.
The amount Of produce received at Albany for
asveek ending May %, ls45, was:
INar bbsl Hams and Bacon. co. 90 lbs
3sl0 bush Butter 3 900 lbs
ea@y........ $50 bush Lard. l53, 500 lbs
ssoes..... 2sS4 bblslCheese l02, 500 lbs
seG-......--. l694 bbls Wool. ....... 60,0c0 lbs
fO'k ...-....... 1902 bbls
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ORj-t;S SC-l package Bssam Psrr.
! do Gum Siastic
do CaTdamon SEEDS.
IS do Gum Arabic. Turkey and iHaia'
10 los fresh Vanilla Beans
case dry Russia Castor
iof s7ts Y; SO Wililm street
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IN Friday evening May 23d, SARAH c. DUNHAM.
40 n Albert r. Dunham, aged % years, month and 10
y, Asa daughter, wife and sister, she lived beloved
Cd
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rJ,WELFTH STREET.-Iu5lic Notice IS hereby gwen gwen
thai pytitior hts been present. 10 ne bo4fd 4! ,'u
rr,n m rave l2rh street from Isl to % avenue
All persons interested N the atoys = va
,h nnsrsrned al his Office No. Hall oil kecefds Gu o'
before tie 9Th day OF June next -. ;,
Geo., CormIssicnsr,s ofice, May n. 1873. hy-o
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

The following have been the receipts on the Nor
vlch and woce,er Railroad for the first four months Of
this year as compared with last year. Probably May VIII
DO, compare 20 avoraby account of the opposition and
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lRE BRICKS Tiles %eFiIe BrIsks pI OF all Isl. snaps, ,s
= ~ rrr-nbonse and other Tiles Giis .nd stove
,ecs Fire CLAY Fire Mortar, Sc The largest and eei as
sortm.n in tie city For sale at The sai=m-h1 "
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AT Baltimore Stocks are depressed. Sales State
HG7l;; City 6's iolS. The supply OF money is faly
nal the demand The business OF the Banks is profit,
Abe and wholesome. There is little inquiry fO Coin for
'snisnce TO the North. none on foreign account
Saas vault. remain undisturbedthe settlements for bal
a' have no. been repeated OF late Inland Exchange,
aeantcrgone little no change. Bills on Sew-York.
'aadslpha aud Boston abundant at par l6 prem.
Areduction of the -four toll from TO cts has,
assa been made on the weand Canal other fregh;s
reduction 80 l3 per cent. The up eiShs remain as
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already produced more evil consequen-
ces in our fair land, than an age Of war.
pestilence and famine could have done.
What is it OF evil that they have not
done-Sufice it to say, that had banks
never existed in our country, no for
eiGner would ever have dared to insult
an American citizen, with the name Of
re pudiatcri
Let our currency be exclusiv ely me-
talic, and We will hear no more about
protection TO home industry; but we
would even Ia BILE to compete with for.
eign ~producersi in their own countries,
and thus ensure a foreign market for
all our surplus productions. And were
we to cease Gas we then certainly to
some extent should do) the importa-
ton and consumption of foreign manu-
featured goods, and supply ourselves
by manufacturing the same at home,
We would, in the first place, give en-
ployment to a great many of our citi-
ZenS; and in the second, we would cause
an increased consumption of agricul-
tural products at home, and consequent
iy an increased demand for their pro-
duclion; thus, we would have, instead
oi a ~iiuctuating state Of things, SO ia
vourable 10 idleness, speculation and
oae continued round of prosperi-
~. Industry would meet its well earn.
ed reward whilst there would be Meth
ef incentive nor opportunity for wild
speculation or fraudulent enterprise.
y.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28
FASHIONABLE CRUELTY.
RACING.
Tie ". Y. Journal Of Commerce

The n. Y. Journal Of Commerce;
reien rg to this subject, says:
~ . have never seen q horse rae G
ami # We ever had Il desire TO see
ole, it has teen extjnguished bv the
n'tc;S We have read lately, in many
even OF our NEST respect Die papers,
of lie contest between Fashlon and
?ry;rna. on tie Long Island course.
1re told US that he legs Of horse &
iIirr wel0 STREAMING WITH BLOOD
from the furious squirting with which
,ir t'tier had tortured the poor AMI
n"I ne rode t, lis Utmost speed; and
another rioied in description Of the
force and raEiJiiy with which the
lash WIS applied. How there can
De pleasure in looking upon such
ihIncs is TO Us a mystery.
And We have no relish either for
'hr jockey slang aud stable jargon
viii which the accounts are inter
fart"d--thc talk about stiles and
barrelS and awful strides, and other
'~echnicalilies Of the tur.--or as i!
should rather &c called, Of tie mud
Al. sand. for over these tie horses
Pear /" y.n, and Eot over G.m
fresh turf, which might be Pleasant
- their feet. They may 90 to tho
sares who wlIl. or who can find plea
ii { ii them; We are coaten, to say
way
And wrman--is she content to
stay away? British tastes aye look
"! 'or in men; but that she, with her
look and her pure name, should
be found whe,e tie spirit ofgamblinc
5 uIe--"hcre the gambler loves 10
ac--"tere rioting and drunkenness
l:e looked ior and indulged in--is 70
"a passing strange. |, is fashiona-
..c' Bah! As ii this poor slang
not lead her even TO darker
More terrible deeds! Woman
vii not DO Ter duty or let her true
rilueHce Le felt, until she looks up-
Tie race course with revo.tInr, G,
VINE cup aud strong drink with
oat'Ing. When our mothers and
and daughters shcw this feel
Of revolt and oiioathing at com
non and fashionable vices, we shall
nave throughout all society,", a purer.
letter ieelIng-maniier aims and pur-
alts. And Should We not cry shame
'pon those T.. them who frequentt the
ace course, or encourage british
a,' among men in any way.
Glz.
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The Missouri Journal speaking o
The individual liability principles II
banking says
'At best it is but an experiment in
finance. and we have rot the hight al
experience, to show US what will be
its operation"
So said the advocate of a strCng
government. and the opponents Of 4
government Of limited powers, at the
brit, of this great republic. So a
greed the opponents Of reform, IN eT-
cry age Of the world.
at is bat an ezpariment-we must
not dePeni upon the tine-honored n
stitutlcns Of our ancestors" II the
world had listened to such arguments.
we should now be cropping in the
darkness of barbarism, surrounded
only by the hardy institutions Of that
aye, encased in a mould OF abuse and
corruption.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.

A six foot Nermontcr lately enter
ed a store, IN search ofcmplovment.
lie could do any kind Of CHORES, he
said, and boast Of his strength
Stout as you are SAID the clerk. IN
be: $40 you cannot carry lhat bag uf
salt pointing 10 oHel twice across the
store and never lay it down. The
Yankee stood for a moment, scratch
ing his head, and gazing at Il rope.
with a hook at lis cod, which huug
through Il scuttIe. md then accepted
the wager. He shouIdered the bae.
with the utmost ease, carried it twice
backward and forward, and then
It upon the hook. Mister,
said he, Il guess III trouble you for
that ar ten. didn't Law it down
1 hung Hup." The clerk, much To
his dissatisfaction, handed over the
money. the Vermonter left the store.
saying. Catch n weasel asleep, Not
so bad a days work-bettcr than
chopping logs"
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28
JUDGE HUNT.


We have boon in the las; week freqnentl'
asked BY our friends what the position # thi'
gentlemen was. We have no authority &c
speak FOR Judge Hunt, and we only feel our,
selves justified in saying that his friends in
Pike county, knowing his worth and apPreci.
ating his ability, and anxious to secure his aid
and cooperation in the Convention. assem-
bed, and without has knowledge, determined
to cast their votes for him. His courts, we
understand, viii be over before the m%fetirg
of the Convention. and If hat body think 4
a Circuit Judge ineliCitle, he can very soon
render himself eligible aud without any PC
c%uniary sacrifice. That, Judge Hunt viii en-
ter actively into the canvas, We know IS i'm
possible, for he is now npon a visit 10 the
East; but that he will refuse 70 serve the poo
pie in the capacity of a delegate, we 20 not
belive; as to his POI teal principles, we feel
at liberty 10 speak, though il will b. a work
Of superogition to 90 So, us all who know
any thing about the political history Of Pike
county, know him to be not only a firm :. con.
sistant, but if we may be allowed the express
sion, 4 radical Democrat. He has not been
one thing To-day. md another to-merrow, but
has for a series of wears invariably fo'lowcd
the great landmarks which have separated
the parties.
II When were Clay and Ray coun-
ties organized, Mr.. Banne:-Mo. Jour
2al.
On account IF the press Of original
matter on hand last week, we were M
able 70 pay our compliments TO orr
friends of the Journal. Our readers will
remember that a few weeks back the
public was informed through the col
umns Of the Journal that Sour country
was disgraced in the eyes of the civili-
zed world" We felt an interest in this
matter. and demanded the proof, finding
that they had unwarily 1--WE hope it
was, made an assertion for which they 4.
had no documents 10 show, they lodged
Tie issue fairly made mp under the poor
pretext that we had not answered the
question which heads this article. BY
reference to our paper, it will 30 found
that we referred them TO the Revised
Code fer information, as we now rccol-
iect these counties were organized il
1885. In the last number of the Jour
nal n interrogatory after another is
crowded upon u chick and fast;" we
are TO speak for the Democratic party, .
andto answer questions from which cap
ital is TO be made. Well, gentlemen, you
are welcome TO all the capital that you
can make, but we 60 object TO this way
you have Of avoiding issues which are .
fairly made up-we are not partial TO
running accounts, lei us settle old SCORES. (
If You can prove the monstrous charge
which You have made, DO it, if not ac- \
knowledge, Treat s. be off," Reynolds |
has some superb port and a "~liltle more I
ce left" {
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28

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We C,"'r P''"'"' '''o'."
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tIvIdual liability. And as he mIgra-
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BEAT IT. WHO CAN,

Col. Dunbar, of this vicinity, recently
brought to our office a sample Of his
present wheat crop, and on examination
nine large an matured grains were found
in one mesh. We have been told that
TO find five and six grains in one mesh
has been no uncommon occurrence in
the present crop.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28

!. II. GnrE1, the r,flrmed gam
Llar. left Rochester for Buffalo. on
The 3orh ult., having delivered ninc.
teen lectures on Iniamperance anI
gambling in the formcr city. No
where have lis exclusive exhibitions
OF the hab tual rasca,jiy Of gamblers.
and the k%navcry ofp'ayinr-card mqu-
]ufacturers, been more widely and
earnestly needed. A pack of cards
were handed him, purpoitiDg to be
made by GEo. Cook, New Yoik, and
he readily told them all from the
backs, both suit an spots. Another
pack of ELI CouEN' make vas hand.
ed him. and he told t~venlv-nine Of.
them from the backs, though he had
never seen tic caIds before The
cards of c. BARTLrGr, T.. Nicely, (.
I. CREHoRE. he told from their uar $
IS readily as they could he called oil.
from their faces. Attic close Of lis.
last lecture, on Ihusdlv evening.
the Westinghouse Of Rochesicr
presented him a beautiful silver goh-I
let, and the Lady WaShinctonian
a set Of silver spoons, Of e.
ccant device. WIZ. c. Boss, la,
member of assembly, in behalf. OF the
societies, made an excellent al Tres
the citizens, and to Ma. c., to
he %fceIingIy replied. lie was
to lecture in Ithaca and Buffalo soon.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28
HOW ARE We To TAKE IT.

Nov we are oppored to making this matter
of the election ofdelegltes TO the Conyen.
zion a party questionable. Journal.
Yet, in n few numbers back, we find these
Editors N their paper Of the lGih of May,
writing as follows in an article headed Con
v~ention.
at is time we were deciding npnn what
course to pursue. Let the wkigs be firm and
perseverr. though we may have 4 small ma
Iority in that body &c"
ICthis language does not sqrint rs strong
ofmaking a party question of 1t as language
can, then we are deceived.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28
CROPS IN PLATTE.

The last Western Democrat saws,
We had n heavy fall of rain on the
lst and Cd instant, say three inches
which has considerably improved
navigation and will prove most bene-
fetal to our agricuIturalists.
II Is now supposed that the hemp
and tobacco crop in Platte county
year, will be equal 10 that Of the
asst iour years together.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28

BoN aal Daring RoJJery.-The
Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, under date of June
the 9th. says:
4 gentleman from Boston. named
Paine. who h1s been staying at the
{. S. Hotel for some time past, and
who is about 90 establish acre Il man.
ufactory Of Telescopes an astrono-
mica! apparatus. was, on his return
from the t.. States observatory. at
| O'Clock, 4. NJ. this morning, way.
laid and robbed of twenty SIX hun
bred dollars. The robbers attacked
him shortly after he left the obser-
vatory. They demanded his money,
holding a pistol to his head; he de-
med having any. 4 pistol WIS then
li,chargsd, the SiugS with which il
was loaded, grazing his forehead.--
lie was then knocked down. and
the money taken from him. Tie
robbers certainly must have been
waiting for lin; as they mentioned
The precise sum he had and whea
one Of them directed the other TO
take raile's watch, h:s comrade an
'wered that the watch was at Mas
SIS to be repaired. | am sorry to
TINT up TO this hour the police
ave hot discovered any clew 10 the
whereabouts Of the robbers. NJ.
IL seriously, though not dan
,erou>Iy injured.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28

For our own part We thiuk that he
would be rash and foolish indeed,
who would throw his individual for
tune at tue mercy ola set Of dlrec-
tors; the most of whom must be
strangers TO him. Mo. Journal.
Have tbs stockholders no voice IN
selecting the directors pr 4 bank!-
Aad as prudent men, i! is not their
duty 10 select, those in whose capa-
city they can confde? Besides the
directors, as well as, the stockholders
should be held responsible for any
n snanasoment Of The Concern.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28

II The rev Tobacco Factory of our
enterprising townsmAn, Jas. d. Tisdale,
is now in full bl.st, and those who are
fond of the "wEED" will hereafter know
where to come to.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28

a new work is shortly 10 be pub
iIshed in this city. called The Ghost
OF a Goblin, or the Knight with the
Bloody Nose IN two volumes-the
contents OF which are worked up TO
such 4 pitch OF the horrible, that the
reader vii have tGc Shiyers syer al
ter.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28
STHANGEAFFAIR

~ S''nr men were blasting Il rock
Al S"aaps'ot. on Wednesday, Mr..
Joseph H. MIlit went up TO it, and
told them lie was goiu, to touch i:
oil with his cigar. They tried 10
persuade him not to do it. bu, find
ins him determined, thew ran. He
immediately st fire 10 the powder.
ana IS Instantly his head wa blown
To pieces. and when the men return
ed, lie was iCa Bee.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-28
Bowling s'eCn.
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1915.

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