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II w. FULLER, druggist, corner of Pennsyl
II yania avenue and l2lh street, is always pre-
pared TO furnish, in any quantity, his unrivaled
conceded to be the best in the District Il is made
fresh every day, upon an improved principle, from
water supplied by the best spring in the city. The
whole apparatus being entirely new the water is OF
necessity, perfectly free from copper or other dele
FERROUS matters. Drawn upon the New York plan,
with cork and bottle, it is, in every particular,
perfect article.
Superior sirups in every variety, Of his own
manaiac,ure. as usual. July 5--3teod
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FUNERAL HoNoRs TO GENERAL JACK

Al Boston the solsmnties in honor Of General
Jackson were Of eas, honorable alike 10 the living
and the dead. The "Iimesn says
sour citizens turned out in very large numbers,
which were swelled 10y accessons from the popula-
ton OF eighborng and even remote towns and vii
lagos, who were constantly arriving from an early
hour, until, finally, the streets through which the
procession was announced 10 pass, exhibited dense
and compact masses Of spectators. Towards the
hour Of the commencement OF the ceremonies, tho
shops were very generally closed, and business, by
common consent, suspended. very excellent and
commemorate spirit prevailed throughout the city.
All ea.ses--men Of all shades OF political opin-
ons--uni,ed cordially in paying proper tribute of
respect 10 the memory Of great public benefactor
All wore an aspect Of decent solemnfty and deco
rum. Everything was conducted in manner wor-
my OF the high and weLearned character of our
city, Many stores and houses wore badges OF
mourning, such as shrouded aags fesoons Of Grape,
or similar funeral emblems while, ever and anon,
the American flag halEmast met the eye floating In
the sunshine and the breeze. From the many stee-
pies Of the city, the heavy bells forth their sol
emn and dirge-lke peals, mingling, the long fu-
| neral eorisgs wound iis way through the crowded
streets, with the wall Of music, the munied drum,
| and the tread Of mournful feet in the military
dcath-march. One spirit pervaded all ranks. The
people mourned for the peoples friend" 4
The military escort is described as particularly
misunderstanding oftwenty-one companies of in
IantTy-uetnS thc noWcr ~ Wc uuiiotuieu cotksS VI
Boston and its vicinity. The civic societies, with
| their banners, and the Masonic and Odd FelIows'
associations were all out in their regslia The pro-
cession occupied an hour and half in passing.
The whole was under the direction of Colonel
Charles G. Greene, as marshal, who, (says the
Times,) Gin al the arrangements of the day, did
his whole dnty, and showed eminent tact in the
disposition of the varied elements OF the process
| siOn.n R@
Faneuil Hall, the sold CRADLE" was the appropri-
ate place selected for the delivery of the euogy.
Here, the galleries were thronged with ladies'. The
hall was decorated in appropriate costume. The
walls, windows, and ceiling were hung with flags,
steamers, and pennants intermngled with dark and
mournfu drapery. The eulogy, by the Hon. Pliny
Merrick, of Worcester, is described as one of the
most eloquent and beautiful compositions which the
great national bereavement has called out. It is
published at length in the Boston papers.
Albany Argus.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Robert Wakes, }
Us.
Caroline Wakes.

0S:
Caroline Wakes.)
TJNHE said Caroline Wakes, will take notice, that the
l. complainant the Goth day of February, A. ID. S45,
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
petition praying that the marriage contract now existing
between them he dissolved and that he be forever divorced
from her; alleged adultery and gross neglect of du
ty; and also that dispositions of witnesses will he taken in
the above by the complainant at the house of Peter
Myers in tie township of Perrv in tue county of Putnam
and State Of Ohio the 22d day of March, A. d. 1875,
between the hours of O'Clock A. M and o'clock. p NJ.
ROBERT WAKES, Complainant
February o3d, 1916. 6w211
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run riot over our constitutions, and eat out
the substance of our people, they will find
they have selected the wrong age TO con-
summate their purposes. The slumbering
fires of freedom will be famed 10 a fame,
and the usurpers will be consumed like dross
in the furnace Ours are people who
know their rights, and, knowing, dare main
tain them. indulge in no such gloomy
anticipations as have been expressed by
some of my political brethen. If the bill
passes, the people-who are the source of
all political power, are pure, and cannot be
corrupted by bank bribes or bank loans
will be avenged of those who would ensave
them, and will carry this question at once to
the proper Court. But should justice slum-
Der there--should " technical bubbles" for a
time produce delay, they will lay their hands
upon their recreant servants here, and hurl
them from power. They will also raise the
standard of REPEAL" and " in this sign
they will conquer" Repeal, REPEAL, will
be the rallying cry-the watehword of an
honest and outraged people, and they will
triumph. My own motto shall be, the repeal
of the law, and vindication of the consti-
tuition; andI here pledge myself, that if life
and health are preserved, | will not sign a
"huce" until both are accomplished.
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81 see what you're AFTER" said full
blooded whig the other day to an old fiiend
who had lately turned democrat: 81 see
what you're after-tis the loapeS and fish,
eS.'
"Just So" said our friend; "brown bread
loaues and cod fishes, if you please
"Well," returned whiggy, wishing 10 say
something, and not knowing what else TO say.
" that's good living"
"Why pretty, good" said the democrat;
" not quite SO good as that roast beef, bu1
rather more Of It,"
Whiggy slipped.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

MAJ. Noah, IN -peaklng Of the new
caJiar', MAKES Ia. :nlIouing sArvE
renlnras:
"Seu York has an able and hon
ssi nan in William l.. Marcy. We
have known him from the time he
KEEP, u little wooden law office in
Troy, 8 by 10, with q iew law books
and a good French library. He ed
tied tie bulge, and We the National
Advocate, and together We achieved
m hi, State more political victories
than Sey or Soull; bu; being 4 fast
rnnndr, he go, into the governors
chn'r before | could coine up TO him.
My misfortune was that ! sprung
from Al old aristocraiic family in the
time o! the deluge, and my ances.
tor. came out OF Egypt with the Is
fseli:es. Governor Marcy un,tes
n,any excellen, qualities, personal &
political, aud he will place The coun-
try 10 a Stale OF defence such az il
has never before been placed In"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
VIRGINIA.

The Old Dominion is now IN the
theatre o.! All animated Contest, ami.
from lie signs Of tie tl".es, Sc are
conGdeul that The democratic party
will lie successful. More interest IS
felt in the election for members Of he
Legislature than !"r Representatives,
TO Congress-because on tre tex
General Assembly will devo'.e Tie
duty of eleCtlng ,wo United States
Senators. On the great measure OF
the annexation OF Texas and on y
ry other question, Messrs. Archer &
Isives have mlsrrpre>cnted the Stat
OF Virginia, and the ndlgna Is voice
OF n betrayed people IS a
g.inst them. They cannot resist !,
their tate is sealed, and Mr.. Rv-S,
"wHo SERVED FOB FIVE EAg IN Con
DRESS WITH Ma. icLX g. lid NOT KNOW
IT." will soon learn, 10 his cost, who
Mr.. Polk is and will also fee! the Just
resentment OF his friends.--Inq.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING G!

REyHE subscriber ha.ju,t returned from the
II city III New York. Eand taken his old
stand, - Vain str-et,) with an entire new
stock OF SPkINGS SUMMER CLOTH
ING, comprising every sTticle usually kept
ins ~clotn;ny or furnishing store. His goods
are all newt were bought for Cash, and nnn
uia under his own direction. expressly
Tor til. market, in the latest end most fash-
ionAi's style
Having formed a connection with . whole.
5sie dry goods hou.e in the city Of N York,
,nsSIes him TO take advantages Of the mar.
k.t in buying usually low at auction. He
csn, ,herefcie. confidently assure buyers OF
rea'y Lade cioteing, that he uot only can.
but will sell them clothing not only sscbeap
but CHEAP per than any other clothing in tho
city Of ST. Louis. Buyers are invited to
call and examine before purchasing else
weere. NJ. BROWN.
No Sd Main Street
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
TWO NElGHBORS AND THE
HENS.

A msa 10 New Jersey states the
following Circumstances respecting
i.nss!f and ons of his nsishboss:
:! once owned a large flock o!hens.
generally kept them shut up. But,
one spring, ! concluded to lie, them
u III my ward, n,ler had clipped
their wings SO they could not fly
One DAY, when | came home 10 din
ner. ! learned tina, one Of my neigh,
to:s Ind been there, full Of wrath, to
let me know INV hens had been in his
garden, and that he had killed sever
=! ui them, and thrown them over in
10 my yard. was greatly enraged
tecause he had killed nv beautiful
lens, shat! valued so much. | de-
tsrTined, 3. once TO &c revcnged, 10
seu !,!ui, or ii some way get rrdless.
sat dvun and n'e my dinner Us
quietly AZ c,u'd. By tie time !
l...I an,,t.~d my meal, 1 tecome more
COO. .nd thought that perhaps IL was
not bcs, 10 Eyt., with my neighbor
,bou; H. Ms. aud thereby make him
IA, tit.eT. lasting eIemy. conclu-
ied 10 ,Ey anotter way. Icing sure
y aeuii be better.
Are. ciu.er ! atn,:n nv neigh
to:'s. He NH II hts rardca. !!
mcn; AZ: ara ',Dnc .tm Ia rLr,ai; %
TO 81 rs hens, w;:h 4 c!ua II, n.
lu Ill j.. ia,cos:-d an. Ii.tm,-
81 UPON ".e, Ia. lace ,ailau!ed sab
-raih, t!.hs ru; n a gTea, i,rr.
You have stus:d me. ! 81! III
,ru. hens, il caa &C. hen. il.cv
er was 81 abused. My sa,deu $50
med
i sm very 'os'y fur H. said I. i
~ au; AIS, ~ ml.re y"r. and now
zee HAT have n's,ic H g,eai mistake
~ letting r" ny err. 1sk your
~isr.;rs:.es', eHi III" wiling 70 pay
."u TI ames the dnmag-.'
HE G.S secl:.vi c"IErunded.-
lie Did No, know Abs, 10 make Of
=. lie 'e'ssd ny - i, sky-then
a1Nn :; sic czrta-;tIeR al m, ciub
-'r4 Tn - - I"r hen re had
s'f" F.:,--G., a..,. s,iI hotAuo.
Tel sac, .s,i I..nha, is the dam
Sc. a. ! WI rar vou sIx-.oic, and
fey h-ns mali .s"u'le YOU no moe.
J 50 2. - It .1.fr /; 20 you Ia SAY
wis; . .ua.; 10. cinno, afford 10
! s. ,Ar love and good vii of my
reig!ho;', ard qu.rci viii. them,
f"r he,.'. ~ anything Else
i An Gsya.lool" sid the Ieiyh-
Ter. The damage /. 20, worth
taking about; and ! t.a,e moro need
20 compensate You ,Ian YOU me, and
." sri ycgr forgiveness, thaa YOU
mius.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
Executors Notice.

NOTlCE "a hereby yi-ts that ths IN
II dersiened has taken ont lstte's To eta
mentary. on 'he estate OF William
Brice, deceased, late Of Pts County.
Missouri, bearing dste the 18th day Of
April, 1s45. All 'pcr.oas, therefore, in
debted to the estate Of said deceased, are re-
que,ted to make immediate payment: aud
all persons having claims asnins. said estate
are requested TO exhibit then properly su-
thentioat.d, within ono year from the da'e
of said letter., or they roay be precluded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and
.aid claims are not presrn,ed within three
yesrs, they will be fore,e e. barred
JOHN SPENCER
SAMUEL BRICE. S'
Aprrl 10Th ls45. a9i<.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained OF The
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike
County, letters OF Administration on
the estate of Susan Furgerson, decd,
Tearing date 10Th of April, 1916
All persons indebted to said estate,
are requested TO make immediate
payment. All persons having claims
against said estate. are requested to
exhibit them properly authenticated.
within one yeal from the date OF said
letters, or they may be Precluded
from having any benefit OF said es.
tate, and if not exhibited within three
wears, they will be forever barred.
JOHN ALLISON. Admir-.
Nav the 3rd. ie45. 3"-1S
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
Take Notice.

Ny TufGusncc al = decree ct tie Circuit
- ourt Vi Pix CUuT J, 'ctt'Ig as a Count
of Chancery, made 10 the case Of JOSEF!
MACKAY. against JOHN Il. CARTER Il
others, at tho Apri Ion OF aid Court, a
d 1915. Tn. undersigned will sell TO the
hishe,t bidder for Cash III hand, before the
house door, in TIE Town OF Bow ling.
Green, on In. 6ri -Trnhay in June next,
bet cen The hnrfs of9 O'Clock in the four
noon, and 8 O'clock in the after noon OF
sAid dsy, Two Slaves, Kingston d josiah,
the former now 10 the possession Of JOHN
x. CARTER, ard the latter in possession
OF ROBERT PiiILL, to satisfy the
sum Of 1921 IL, ami Inherent on the same
from the condition OF said decree 10 the
day OF ,alo. The sa d slave Kingston is to
be fist .old, and in cs,e he should not sci!
for sufficient to sati'fy the said sum Of mon-
cy, with interest, cash of suit, and eIpeD-
,es OF sale, then tho said slave Josiah will
Re next sold, TO ,Rtisf, the same according
20 &c provisions Of ssid decree.
JAS. O.. BkoADHEAD,
Commis,Ioner
May the 23d, ls45. 3w-l3
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
May the 23d, lsi5.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the under
~ signed has obtained Of the Clerk OF tho
County Court of Pix county, letters Of Ad-
ministration en- the estate OF .halinda Sum-
mers. decd. bearing date l4th April: le45.
All persons indebted 10 said estate. are re.
quested to make immediate payment. All
persons having claims ngainst said esis,e. ire
requested to exhibit them properly snthen'i'
Gated, within one year from the date OF sud
letters. or thoy may DO procludsd from having
any benefit Of said estate; and if not exhibited
within three years. they will DO forever barred.
ROBERT SU H.MERS. Admir-
Nav. ID l545. 3w--l3
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
For sale,

Iron, Steel, Castings, Horse Collars
Hames, Trace-C Chains, Nails, Win
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
p~entine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Gar
Gcn-IIocs. Sad-Irons, Sole and Up
per Leather, Louisiana Flour, &c.,
&c. Alla at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCK SON.
Ashley, March 9Th, lS45. 3w9
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
Strayed or Stolen

EROM the subscriber, living on
IL Noix Creek, fve miles north or
Bowling on the nigh, Of the
2nd Of May. A white horse about
IS 10 hands high, shin inclined to
he spotted. For the recovery Of
said horse. | will give FIVE deliars.
THEODORE M@kAY.
Nav the 3rd. 1875. 2w--tS
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hcreh wen 10 all inter
Vested in 10. estate Of James G..
deceased, that the under
signed will apply at the mex June
term ofthe county court OF Pike coun-
", Missouri, for a final settlement Of
his administration Of said estate.
GEORGE READING, Jr.,
Administrator.
March e2nd, I845. avs.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
SPRING.

ss.., s.l,ny Spring I ~0lcoa'' thee
With oil ,hy tudding flowers
With rapture their coming greet
Anops the ffagt.n' sOSe"'
III. nI,I. tiEas .AJ welcome sing
viii .ops. so wild snd free;
rs.i. merry nstes sfound me rang.
Sporting from tres to Tree.
] b.a ,hes with Thy sunny bloom.
And msrning's sweetest hours
They dissipa,s the winters gloom
.nd nature clothed with fowsrs.
A ,yps Of hope thou'r, to the heart.
When so.rows round it cling;
Though c!Oads cur path awhile may dim
Hs hope Eternal Spring.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
FAIGOR1N@.

"HE subscriber wishes to inform the
l. citizens Of Bowling.G Green and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above business
in this place. All work entrusted to his
care shall be done in neat and fashionable
style. Produce taken in payment Of work
at cash prices. Work will be done at vea-
sonsble prices, and warranted to ct.
c. A. y. WOMACx.
.Harsh o., lslS, Svo
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

find in our columns choice se!sc.
tim from the rurrent. li,erature OF the
day. as well u original contributions
from the most talented writers Of
which u country can boast. A
general summary Of foreign aGd do.
nestle news will be furnished.
The Conductors have uIreadv &c
cured the aid and cooperation Of a
large number Of the most distinguish
&c literary and political writers Of
the day; arrangements will also DO
made, a, the earlies, period possible,
10 embellish our columns by the con-
trlbutiohs Of correspondents from a.
broad. With this brief and imperfect
outline OF wi plan, We very respect
fully submit. our claims to al extern
slve patronage to the consideration
of a generous bublic.
THEOPHlLUS FISH,
JESSE e. DOW. Ea''ors
lEkMS:
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ance. ..... FLO 90
for less than il year, s. per
month.
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per month.
Weekly paper by the year.. 2 co
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Subscription, to the Daily for less
than two, TO the Semi Weekly for
less than four, or TO the Weekly for
less than six, months, will no. be 70.
ceived.
If not paid within the year, tho
Daley paper will be $le, tho Semi
Weekly S., and the Weekly s. so
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Subscribers may discontinue their
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OF il, will be considered subscribers
until they order the paper to be dis
continued.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

BY JESSE E. DOW, d co.
The first number Of our new pa
per will be issued on the first Of Nav
next, with an entire new dress-new
type, fine white paper, with other
important alterations and improve
meats. The paper vii! DO devoted
to a fearless exposition OF democratic
principles; it will zealously and un
Iemi,lingly oppose each and every
effort to establish a mammoth mon
arciy bank and mischievous corpo
ra.uuUs ana consultations Of wealth,
which subver' The rights Of the peo-
pie and Undermine the pillars OF the
sepubllc; i, wili oppose an oppressive
md anu republican tariff system, the
assumption Of The State debts by the
general government, and oil other
federal principles which have an in
evilaole tendency to deos,roy pub
lie prosperity as we'll as individual
happiness. Against all such polite.
al decisions we shall wage unchang-
ing, uncompromising war.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC, who
produce all the real capital of the ma
ton, will find id our paper al IT. wa
vering chompion Of their inalienable
rights: the long cherished principles
Of the editors arc too well known to
the public to require any pledge up
on this point. To the miscellaneous
department. particular attention viii
be de rossd: the ladies' Will always
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
CHRONOMEIRY.

A big boy WHO display ed a dang
ling w~atch-chaIn, WAS asked
What's tine, Josiah?
He drew his watch very Cercmo'
niousIv, and after examining II d
While, referred 10 anoth.r, and ;sk'
ed
rs this figury nine or fgury lev
en?"
He was told til t It WIS 'hgury
seven
well ,hen,' said Josiah, at lacks
jus. aUout hall an inch I'll eight"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, IN vACA.
TON 18th February, ls45.
Peter Collier,
Peter Color,

Peter Golfer.
VI.
isaac Reed and Suily his
wife. Eve Williams, Christi
q. Goodman, Caty Smith, ,..
Michael Pickle and Betsy his ''' ~
wife, Tobias Pickle & Mary P'
his wife; the heirs Of John
Collop. deceased. aud the 10
known heirs Of Rebecea Col
Iop, deceased.
4 ND now at his day tie plaintiff, bJ
IA A. II. Buckner, his attorney, 6lss bic
petition for . partition and division Of the
following described real estate lying in 'aid
county ~ Pike, viz: q lot Of Land suppos-
ed to contain two acres. on which il si;ua-
ted . MILL: being Q part Of the nsrih west
Ia OF ,ou,h ea.t II Of ~,ec,ion 10. IOWA
ship 81. north range 3 west, aud lying on
the south side of said lot Of land and nsar
the middle Of said south line. and housded
as follows: beginning Of . white oak on the
south side Of north %cuivre, on the top Of the
bluff and running about 100 yards to . So
gar tree, thence west 10 an elm, On the north
side Of %cuivre, thence south to . red oak. on
the south side of %cuivrc, end thence east TO
the beginning; and il appearing from said
petition and the aEidavit thereto annexed.
that the said Caty Smith. Michael Pickle
aud Betty HE wife, Tobias Pickle and Mary.
his wife. the heirs of John Color. deceased.
and the unknown heirs Of Barbara Collop
deceased. are non-resitsnts Of this State. Il
is therefore ordered that they BE- notified Of
the FLEEING Of raid petition and that unless
they Be- and appear at the next Term Of this
court, TO be begun and held at the court
house. in Bowling Green. within and fer
said county of Pike. on the second Moa-
day Of April nett. end plead within the
time allowed for that urpose. judgment. BY
default. will be rendered against them ; and
ordered that notice 10 given BY publication
of this order in some uewspsper in this
county for eight week, s%ucceMiyely.
STATE o MISSOURI Set.
County Of Pile.
I. Simeon P. Robin.or, Clert of the Cir.
cult Court, for said county certify that the
foregoing 10 true copy of tho order.
WITNESS my hand and Official
Sea-. seal. Done at Office 10 Bowling
wv Green in said county Of Pike,
this the 18th day Of February lS45.
S. P. ROBINSON. Clerk.
February 90. 1915. sw4r
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
An EPIGRAM.

We find the following good thing
floating about, like Japhet in search
OF o pateraal guardian:
Women were born as fate declares,
70 smooth our linen and our cares,
And II. but just, for BY my ,roth.
They're very apt 10 ruifle both.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
PATHETIC.

Al editor cut West, on having III
Sc zed by tie sheriff, breaks ou
IN Ike following manner:
Sheriff. spare that press!
Touch Lo, a single type;
DON'T put me in distress,
10 sick to me through life!
lis all in all to me,
II lost what shall | do!
Then why not lei it De,
Oh, Sherlil. ugh--ugh-ugh."
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

The Bangor Advertiser tells a
good story o." lank,e. who was re
fused ii dinner al one a.. tie layclus
down east, uhtIl he haG Sho.n a.,
landlord hrs pewter Boug'ace /. , .
did us best, aud II tie sound OF IL.
bell, in walked tie lanAer, aud laa.
ing a general survey OF the tatic.
turned &c his host, aud said:-
Mister, you've seed my money,
aud I've seed your dIuneI-soou
bvr.'
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

81 say. you dmkey," said a tall
kentuckian to a negro who was tax
'ag an awful big horn n, the bar Of
n o! our Mississippi steamboats,
81 say YOU darkey. do YOU belong TO
the temperance socieiy?' "No. mas.
"a, ! belong 10 Misses Hail." was the
reply.
'bsby, Will you take some ofihis
Butter? Thank ye, marin, | lie.
long To the temperance Society. and
cannot take any thing .rroNG.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

A Yankee from The ke nebec dis
trict, Maine, describes the place as
being SO healthy that the citlzens
aaNe ~ muyc somewhere else "a
de-"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
NeeC Goods.
Cheap 5 Cash!

B.R REYNOLDS. i. now receiving aud
opening 4 vel! selected -.softment Of Dry
Gooi,, & Groccnc.. o. trs old staud IN
Boz ing-Grccn, which lie will sell very low
fer cash, orsuitable produce. ~liavin. pur-
chased hi, stock for PAY DOWN, he is
uuHbic 10 sell cheaper than goods have ever
tccn red IN hi. lace. lie kindly in
vit-s hi- Old cu.tom-r, nd IT, nublic 10
give hin, n CT; .r,.e,ur tie ninble Jenny
10 -. .rr re, sc Eash or pay
'Hrr ... b.. r.r '~. -ltaogt Ci'-
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