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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
N HAVE IN STORE, large assortment OF
Il German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which flatter myself can sell on reasona
bic terms as any other establishment in the country
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &c. Call and exa
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 II. s. FRYER, No. ". Cav street.
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hETRENCHmENi' me peoPie are moving
d'tures OF the state; ana our tlhahcai cohu't'on
coF'a'niy requires that ING MOST flS'u e'o'o''y
shall De pracl'Soo' we puoI'Shco III our PaPp'
OF saturday last, an account OF the proceeu-
lhgS OIL puohc Hee'li'S i'Sln III N1'ro'' cou''-
w. anu we nave ~" !" ''o'''e '''o'o Vi ." ''.'t
my nc'o III ''io '''l 0''0''on O'''''T. VI o'''
county, al "h'cn 7a'hnoi leoco' Esq, oi'ic'-
"'c" "S P'o''ueil'' ""' WI % " 90
scc'e'''y'
lho reSolu'''hS WHICH "''' "''Nn'''i'u''y
passed. propose @eh'f"i foouct'o" o' '''e Sd
Iares ana Pcfqn'S'I"s Oh puOilc o1hcer" '"'ough-
out luz SV"'c' ih'y p'oPo'' '''' ''' S'''' VI
the governor snail DC rouuccu 10 S'ooo' 'l"'
oil ''o secretary ol "t''7 W S''oo' 'le O'''"
ce'IoF 10 s~'~oo' ''c per "'o''' Vi Juu4os Az"
ciefNS OIL e'o''''"S 10 W. al" 'H"' '''o '"no'
no" 'PP"'" ~ ii" ~ -N1''''''''' anu ''i0
ioii'"A''oh society," pe "i'llui1""'
We "'' VIC ','o'i''0" u''0'"''s -
I'''''' o"' VIZ o' 'io' "'''''e '''1' II "o'''' ~
Juo'c'onS u '"'No an VIC 'o''10''''''
eu III '"cSc 'os0' ''''o''S-D'u' even 1t We'''
tHefe Wonlu DC co"''lu''o'a' o''iA'"i'y III eiec'-
ing lhe"l "hei ''e governor WIS "o' 'equi'eu
10 reside permanently Ut A"haPoiS' anu OIL
course was suoJec'ed TO much less expense
he received salary OIL 93ooo'oo; "h'ch was
then CONSIDERED haioly adequate 70 HIS i'ccoS-
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A AUGMENTATION OF GOOD LIrCI< Ar

a CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK AT
IA SCHOOIFlELD 4 CO.'S YESTERDAY. They
sold TO Nos. % p All prize of $780, sent to Cham.
bersburg, Pa Nos IL So prize of $500, and Nos
Az Cd Ptize of 5000, both sold to citizens.
Nos. Md Cons. Lottery, class IL, drawn Jan. 81
lowest prize 81, are
3 90 43 4 81 % Al Ga SIS &c ! 10 65
Draws TO-DAY, the splendid scheme Of Md
Consolidated LOTTERY, class A. fot town OF Bel Air
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 9 prize of 5000
1000 300
1859 10 300, sc.
Iickets ST. halves |; quarters so; eghths 25 cts.
=, U. Draws on SATURDAY, Feb LIST, the Small
ffy Nd Consolidated Lottery, ex. class l. Capital
SfVoo IIckets 81, shares in proportion. In which
Schooheld Il Co. will sell on certificate, packages OF
% whole tickets for only SD So halves 81 40; quarters
So 10; eighths 81 IS. For the capitals, address
SCHOOLFIELD Il co,
No. Calver; street,
1t First office from baltimore s,rre,
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HyGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
NJ Another handsome prize sold-Nos 4 " 81 the
snug prize Of $1,000 sold yesterday by the lucky
EGERTONS' to gentleman residing in Philaaelphia
it was as usual in package. This, together with
varying from $1,000 $4,000, makes over $50 600 metz
distributed among our lucky customers within ,he
space of one week.
The drawn Nos. of class IL are
3 % - 81 % a. Cd SIS &c IL a.
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated LOTTERY Glass
No. As Nos. IL ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $1,000 2prize of $1,000
b." 1000 200
l,759 10 200 SC.
Tickets S2-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Souihst. and Exchange Places or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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EBpZ-DICKE NS-BOZa again in the field -
-hs Just received at No he NORTH STREET
The Chimes, Goblin Story of some b, lis that rang
an Old Year out and New Year in, by Chas Dick
ems, Esq, author of ''Christmas Carol, - "Martin
Chuzzlewit" &c. Price 6! cents. Call early if yeu
want this amusing work.
The Knickerbocker for February, Terms So year,
so cents single numbers
The London illustrated News dates.
The London Pictorial Times dates.
London Punch-5dates-l2 cents
The London World OF Fashion. Terms $40 year.
or 81 per number.
Qt3-A great variety Of Cheap Publications. for sale
wholesale or retail, by
SHURTZ & TAYLOR'S, IL Nortlst.
Near the Post office, Balt-and
1t TAYLOR s. co, WASHINGTON H. r.
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I',VV vVU
Whole tickets S2-shares in proportion.
10 Ri on package in this scheme only 81,
that can draw S2 600
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
II, drawn 9th inst lowest prize Sd:
B 90 43 4 81 % AZ "a IS 66 II IS
l5- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Cavert-st.,
II Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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NWILLER AZ co. FOR PRIZES AND NO
W. MISTAKE. Sold again in the Md Lottery,
drawn yesterday first rate prizes for email outlaws
made at our fortunate prize corner. Nos. y SIS Sc,
$3.50, quarter ticket that cost only ST. and another of
5000, half Nos p D 66, both sold at the lucky office
of MILLER & co
Draws TO-DAY, Md Lottery, class 40 Nos IA
drawn bailots--for the town of Bel-Air.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of IS 900 prize of $1,000
I" 1000 300
.. l,759 10 +" 200, &c.
Tickets S2-slafes in prOt orion
Certificates of packages of 2j quarters 81 40!
For packages single tickets or shaes of tickets, ap
ply to the old established and fortunate Office Of
MILLER s. co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos, of the Md. Lottery class r. drawn
Jan. 27-lowest prize S4
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

| pliAe of ;SS,OOO | prize of $1,000
! Z" 1000 = - 1000
! 81 100 5 ~ 3G0
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II lht Loh ~ w., w asfilnglon, ID. Z.
II MEMS, LINENS, LINENS. Just received
-hA a complete assortment of FAMILY LINEN, at
reduced prices.
g. 8, 10 s. y quarter fine and super Linen SHEET
1NGS; Pillow Case Linen.
Birdeye, iuckaback and Russia DIAPER.
3, 3 and 10 quarter DanaSk Table do.
and 10 do. do. do. Cloths
7, 8 and 10 do. do Brown Linen do.
100 pieces IRISH LINENS, assorted.
Persons wishing to purchase Linen will fin! it to
their advantage to call and examine our stock.
BEALE FL. RICHARDSON s. co.
Remember the No 1913 Baltimore street,
ja26 lar Third door below Charles st.
CANVASS AND BURLAPS. Just received
" hale No. Canvass, l bale each Nos. |, ,, g.
and Burlaps For sale cheap.
3. H. RICHARDSON s. CO.,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
ja28 ARl 3 doors below Charles.
MEERUVIAN GUANO, The balance OF the
ID cargo of Peruvian Guano, received by the un-
dersgned per ship Orpheus from thu Chincha Islands,
for account of the Peruvian Guano Company is offer
ed at the following prices:
Under ton, 3 cents per h..
One to 1--we tons, $50 per ton of 2240 lbs.
Five to ten tons, IS do do do.
Over ten tons, so do. do. do.
o. This cargo is warranted to be pure and of The
best quality. For sale in bags (9f about 100 lbs eaeh
in small quantities, by David c. Harris, No. l55 Balli
more street, in parcels of ton and upwards by
SAMUEL X. GEORGE, Agent for the Co.,
jal-dR No. z German street.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

interest in the breast Of the philan'
thropist, awaken a general thirst for
more familiarity with them, and a.
ronse 'their protectors to the I'M
portant, but often apparently forgot.
ton fact, that they have no trifllng
duty to perform towards this people.
TERMS:
The Cherokee Advocate will be
printed on an Imperial sheet. with
new type, both English and Chero-
kee. once every week. at 50 per an.
mum, payable in advance. And 10
those subscribers. who read only the
Cherokee language, at 50 per annum.
IN advance.
Advertising vii be done on the u
uai terms.
Cherokee Nation. Sept. 1874.
WILLIAM p. RO S.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

well stretch out Ter hand 10 such
beautiful specimens as we hab IN d S
country. De beauty ob de- coior is
only equal by de elegance ob de IA
ven locks, and de sp!endiierouSness
ob de IVORY. We 'spect'uilv tank &c
White cemmen 10 lex dema lnne. 900
cheers. Music Roun" tie Corner Sal
.g.-Dis toast was drank wild great
est eniusiasm. De volunteers was
row in order, bnr de only one which
is tou-ht wordy % de ~prnceednE
was de following. which was de SIG
nai for ~dejernin:
LONG RrPosE.-D De farewell toast
b MasSa Washington to de 'Mrrican
ANY. eco c'eers.) Music-'Ooua
na:4ag de Dead .Ucn.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
Administrators Sale of
ESTATE

BY ORDER of the County Court Of
Pike County, made at the February
term 1915, the undersigned Admins
traitors Of the Estate Of Samuel Layson
deceased, will offer for sale, at public
auction, on a credit of II months before
the Court House door, III the Town OF
Bowling-Grecn, on the bird day Of the
ensuing term of the Circuit Court for
said County, s during the session OF
said Court, the North East quarter of
section %, in Township 81, North OF
Range one East of the fifth principal
meridian, containing 1863 sixty-two hun
dredihs acres more or less, belonging 10
the Estate Of said deceased. The pur-
chaser will be required 10 give bond
with approved security for the payment
of the purchase money.
j. II. HUGHES, ,Jmx,,
w. w. w. WATTS,
February 18th, lS45. 4w3
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
SONG.

Lady! why seek troth to plight
Where Love, too, is not sought?
Never should cold hands mite,
Where hearts are welded not.
Those who join without Loves fam
Mock the holy rite;
They are welded but in nane,
Words do not hearts unite!
Lady! why thyself would'st biad
To one, in Hymen', chain.
In whom thou dost not look TO find
TayyrB giv'n back again?
Forrest ihoa Dcrchance that rnne
I'fcl~ a-aG nsy 5 =:
Z. IL mo-, Lad., mary an enc
80. shall cone 10 WOO!
LGdy. thou hadst better far
W!lh The peaceful dead,
Who forever quiet are,
Make thy lonely bed,
Than invoke thaii.arfrl curse.
oh Gals, bird a,one!)
P.oasthe"~-'ike, rst uorsc,
Chine &C ..'ag Tor!
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
Administrators Notice.

ZTOTICE is hereby given that the IN
sA9 dersignrd has taken ont letters OF Ad
IninistGation on the estate OF Henry
Color, deceased, late of Pike County,
Missouri. bearing date the 2Sth day al
Oct. isI4. All persons, therefore, in
debted TO the estate of said deceased, are re.
questcd TO make immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said e-tat'
are requested to exhibit them properly an
,henticated, within one year from the date
of said letter., or they nay be preclude'
from having any benefit of said estate, ant
if said claims are not presented within thrr,
years, they will be forever barred
PETER COLLOP, admir-.
February 18th, ls43. 3w3.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
FIRES.

There has been destructive fire
4, Norfolk, Virginia, Edwards and
hrmis,ead Chief sufferers. insured in
part.
Washington Hall, Savannah, has
ben destroyed by fire. 1000 bales
o; cotton burned. Insured far $50.
900. The |. o. o. F. Lodge lost ST.
200. Goods los' in all, $4,000
Three Gremen were severely TO- ured,
and a colored man killed.
Two ~iIi. were destroyed ut West
Fa.n, New York, week before last,
with tnei- contents No insurance,
Less $4,000
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC gAMkE n
Published in Bouling-G Green, No.

Il taking charge of the editorial de-
partment Of the ''Banner," we deem
it a duty which we w to the public,
to give ar outline Of the policy by
which we shall be governed. Demo-
Gratis from childhood, we shall advocate
the principles of our party. not because,
we now see them triumphant and victo-
rious; but because, we believe them Pc
c%uliarly adapted to the genius of orr in
stitutions; and necessary for the perpe-
Unity of our Republican government.
In a spirit of manly candor we shall
oppose what we deem the political here
sizes of or opponents; but we shall new
er descend 20 low and personal abuse oil
distinguished men.
We believe a National Bank uncons!i-
t%ntional and inexpedient; and at This time
indeed an "Obsoieie idco." We shall
steadily and firmly contend for the re-
duction Of the Tariff TO the Compromise
of 1882, believing the p,esen: odions
act peculiarly unjust and unequal in its
hrar;re ..re". sltU uIGercnt poruOus ur
the confederacy. States-right politi-
Clans in the strictest sense Of the term,
we shall increasingly war against the
Distribution act, the Assumption of the
State debts, and every other n~ew-fansled
notion having for its object the creation
among the States of a feeling Of depend
ence upon the General government. a
plain, democratic, economical form of
government, is what we wish To see;
and we shall contend for the exercise by
the States of all the rights and powers
not clearly delegated by them through
the constitution to the General govern
mcHt.
In advance we say that We shall be
the advocates Of measures. and not Of
men; bnt we are free 10 confess that we
have ever regarded James X. Polk as
a fit exponent of democratic principles;
and shall checrfnlly give our feeble sup
pert TO his f~avoritc measures: the indie
pendent Treasury, the regulation Of the
Tariff. the occupation Of the Oregon, and
last, though not least, Tie immediate an
neXation Of Texas.
In ON OVID State we are aware, that
discord has pervaded our ranks; bat we
regard it more as the offspring Of per-
sonal prediction and prejudice, than
any real difference of principle. The
union Of our party entire, is our most
cherished wish. We are all brothers
advocating a COMMON cause upon which
may depend the p~erpc'nity O: onr insti-
buttons. enclosures. not men; princi-
pies, not expediencv," is our motto; and
gridcd by that gi-SiouS motto, we shall
endcavor TO pour oil on the troubled
MnNrou II fnotiuu.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
STATE OF MISSOURI. les
County OF II

Pike county court, February Term ls45.
EFT is ordered hy The court that all persons
in urrear to the township school funds Of
said county, for interest up 10 the 3 Il Of De-
cember last, be notified that unless the samo
DO paid to tic Treasurer by the thirteenth day
of March next, suit will be instituted to the
ensuing term of Tie circui, court, for the
collection of both principal and interest. and
that u Office be given to the borrowers of said
funds, by publication of this order for fou,
weeks in the two newspapers published inthi.
county
A true copy from tho record
Teste A. H. BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 18th, l645. Avs.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE CHEROKEE ADVOCATE.


ToH.-WLLlAu Ross. EirroR.
TyIiE above is tie little Of Il news
IL Paper. published at TABLE QuAu.
Chez 0kee nation. the first number Of
which was issued about the middle oil
Au-uSt last.
The object Of the council Of The
nation. in providing for the Puhiica-
ton Of the Cherokee Advocate. is The
phyiscal. moral and intellectual i'm
provcmrnt Of the Cherokee people
/, will be devoted to these ends. and
10 the defence Of those rights rccog.
uized as belonging 10 them in treaties
legally made. n different times with
The United States. and Of such meas
urcs as seem best calculated to Sc
cure tier peace and happiness. pro.
mote their prosperity, and elevate
their character rs a di.t'not commu-
nItv.
In commencing and sustaining a
public journal in he nation. is sue
rcss must depend very much upon
the kind feelings. lIbcra.iIy and pat.
! ronare Of the citizens OF the United
States. Among them We are assur
ed there exists generally desire that
the Indians should be dealt with up
on jus, and liberal principles. Il live
lly sympathy in their cheqnered ca
rcer, and a deep m'rest in lheirchar-
acter. condition ard destiny. lgnor-
ance Of their condition, opinions. and
| rltims. has been 10 them a fountain
of many wrongs: 4 fountain from
which they have been forced 10 drink
many bitter drauClts.
From this cause, measures Of poll
cv in themselves unjust, and hI-hly
destructive 10 their peace and pros.
pects. have been conceived and per
sisted in TO their accomplishments
with singular pertinacitv. by those
, from whom they have right TO cx
pect and claim protection. 1t vii
therefore, be the am OF those having
charge of the Advocate, To enlrglter
public sentiment, as far As possible
as to the feelings, wishes and proper
expectations Of the Cherokces.
And while j, is intended 10 make
the paper nafional in its one anC
character. a%hstainIng from all parti
! zanship in TIE internal politics of th'
nation. it will nevertheless be opeI
10 full but courteous discussions O
any measures of policy on the part o
the United States, which touch upol
or effect the rights and interests, no
only Of the Cherokccs, but also {
their red brethren.
Ia making an appeal to the citizen
of the United States for TIER frieno
lv aid in the undertaking, we fell sar
cuine that it will not be in am.
The history of the Indian tribe.
but most especially tina, OF tie Che.
okees. is replete VII incidents f.;
once striking and commanding. TT
mystery that shrouds their orieir
their former warlikc character, the
manly freedom. their firm adherent
To their natural and political RICH,
their fond attachment to their home
the homes of their fore-ia'hel
,heirrude explosion from those home
their sudden transition from savag,
to civilized life, their rapid improv
ment in education. agriculture NJ
o the domestic arts. their present co
!. dition, and the influence which, fro
c their location. friendship and int
d course, they must and viii exert
:, yer the grea, Indian population, e
is tending north and south along /
whole western borders OF the Unit
States, and back to the Rocky Mou
,ains, cannot fail to to k'ndle a live
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vance, $10-for Ten subscribers in I'D
vance, $500.
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ING as well as TIE laughter movin.
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dy's Book or Graham's Maya
zine. and orc Of either Of tic
other Magazines. II
Five copies of the Saturday Cou-
rier. and one copy OF FIosl's
new Pictorial History Of Anne
rica. Il So book, i
E5- In tact. whatever offer is made
tv any other Family journal, at a
approaching in worth. beauty. or pre-
tensions. tn the Saturday Courie.
will be furnished by us.
~. & F.. HOLDEN,
Mblishers, No..sz, Chesnut ST.,
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