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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-06

G17. RHEUMATISM AND GOUr. Among The
many diseases that characterize the eventtul age in
which we live, nolnng has contributed 50 mHch TO
the comfort and ease of the community, nor confer.
red such boon upon sunersg humanity as that i'm
pGrtHnG discovery and never failing remedy for the
RHEUMATi$H and GOUf, the INDIAN NEGE-
TABLE ELIXIR n LINlMENT, from Comstoch's,
81 Courtland ST, The immense advantages Of which
are testified by he approval and rcconn niation oG
many of The greatest men OF cur day They are par
tiruIury recommended Tor GOut aud Rheumatism in
all lis various tOrms, including Scatical Bumblgo
pains in the face and back, sc. And rs they contain
no mercury nor other dam rrOus medicines, will re
quire neither confinement nor attention of any kind
and invariably prevent the disease from attacking the
stomach OF head, aud will cure any case.
10 be had at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
sts Baltimore. Also nj the corner of Baltimore aud
Harrison slS, and at 81 Thames. 1t
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WARM THE REGION OF

NWAR! WAR! IN THE REGION OF
w CAPITAL PRIZES. The battle has com
menced in earnest, and the way DOYLE'S patron
are walking into the prizes is caution This api
pears TO US an excellent chance for any aspirant i'd
the honor and profit OF capturing some of the beaut
full capitals to be- found every day at D0YLE,S All
that is necessary to do this is charge your fist with
ticket or package, and you will generally find the
prizes to surrender at discretion. The place TO peJ
rich without fail is at NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize Del
pot, No la Pratt ST.. opposite the Railroad depotl
next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel.
WEDNESDAY, $50 900, tickets $40, shares in pro-.
portion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, shares
in proportion. --'
FRIDAY, capitals of$5,OOO, tickets So, shares ia
proportion.
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on Satur-
day, capital $4,000, tickets ST., halves so cts quar-
tiers % cts package of wholes in this splendid
scheme costs only $l2; halves only S6, quarters 49,
eghths 81 so.
larger selection of lucky numbers will be found
at DOYLE'S than at any other office in Baltimore.
rms Is agorlous opportunity TO try your luck on
small scale. o
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who puE
chase by the package or quantity.
FOR sale In the creates variety of lucky numbers, by
The package, single ticket, share, All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. l44 Prattstreet,
II Fri OnuOSite r s. o. X. X. DSpls.
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u] INFLUENZA AND sCONSUMPTION 1t is
indeed melancholy truth that thousands fall victims
to consumption every year, from no other cause than
neglected Colds yet we find hundreds nay thousands,
who treat such complaints with the greatest ndiffer-
ence and let them run on for weeks and even
months without thinking of the danger. A first you
have what you consider a slight cough or cold; you
allow business, pleasure, careessness to prevent
YOU from giving il any attention then settles upon
your breast-you become hOarse, have pains in The
side or chest, expectorate large quantities of matter
perhaps mixed with blood; difficulty of breathing
ensues and then you find your own foolish neglect
has brought on this complaint #, then, you value
life or health, be warned in time, and don't rne with
your Cold, trust TO any quack nosrum to cure you;
nut Immediately procure bottle or two Of that ia
nous remedy, DIR. Wislat's Basam of Wild Cherry,
which is well known to be the most speedy cure ever
known, as thousands will testify whose lives have
been saved by il.
For Influenza it is the very best medicine in the
world, as hundreds will testify.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER 81 CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, ~ Il. Baltimore street,
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sis; ]. +.
Perkins * Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stanshury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sis.; George H. Kecrl,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; n N. Robinson, SO North
Cay street. m41w
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The MUSEUM. The bill posted for performance at
the Museum this evening, will without doubt draw a
full audience. Two excellent pieces-the comedy
OF "The Miseries of Human Life" and "The spitfre;
or the Sea Fight" will be represented Between the
pieces Miss ST., Clair will appear in favorte dance.
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LETTER BAOs UP AT TIE EXCHANGE READING
For Macao and Canton Ship Stephen l..
l5tn inst.
For the Pacific-Ship st. George, soon.
For LIverpoOl-Packet ship PDwhatan, 18Th
For Premiership ElIersle, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Louise, with despatch.
For Bfemen-Ship bert, 9th May.
For Rio de Janero-Barque Lailia, 5th ins7
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Abo, with depatch
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg Cambrian, few daI
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RCR-T. o. r. NJ. GREAT COUNCIL TMPROT
ED ORDER OF RED MEN will have their Annu-
al Procession the 18th of May inst, in the city of
Baltimore. The procession VIII form on the corner
Of Bank and Bond streets at half past O'Clock, A.
NJ. precisely, and narch down Bond TO Thames ST.,
Thames to Ann st Ann to Fleet st., Fleet 10 Broad
way, Broadway 10 Cough ST., Cough to Caroline st +,
Caroline TO Pratt ST, Pratt TO Eden ST., Eden TO llol
land ST. Holland to Aisquith st., Aisquh 10 Gay ST.,
Gay To Baltimore ST., Baltimore tn Charles St, Charles
To Washington Monument, thence up Monument ST.
To Eutaw ST., Eutaw to Franklin ST., Franklin to
recn ST. Green to Saratoga st Saratoga to Cove St.
Cove to Baltimore ST., Baltimore to Rock Spring, re-
turning down Baltimore st to Eutaw IT,, Euaw to
Camden ST., Camden to Hanover street, Hanover to
Pratt ST., Pratt In South ST., South 10 Lombard sreet
Lombard to Market SpacC.
The Anniversary Address will be delivered at Rock
Spring, by Joseph e. Boyd, Esq.
The Great Council most respectfully invites the
subordinate Tribes Of good standing to join them in
Ih,r celebration, and also the members Of the Dis
uict Of Columbia, particularly invited to attend.
By order, GEO. FASIlG, Great Marshal
nc sou Of The Great Council.
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{gy, SONS OF PERANCE-MARION DIVI-
SION No 10. Brethren will please take notice,
that this Division will in future hold it, stated meet.
mgs on THURSDAY EVENING, at the "MAmoN
HALL " on Ensor street. commencing on the 9TH ms.
Members of sister Divisions respectfully invited
to NEE, with US, by order.
llt RUFUS h. GALLUP, Rec. Scribe.
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49 II IS AZ IS ! So IS II So &c

% and H. being The LIST and ID drawn Nos. each SOS
% and "A, heng the 3i and 4th drawn Nos. each 30
and 65, being the 9Th and 9Th dawn Nos each 10
30 and 81 being the 7th aud Sth: or II and 80, be-
Ing the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each Vi. 10
AlihayIng Two Of the drawn Nos, on them, each )
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " q
1t EMORY s CO., No. , n. Cavert-st.
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&c CHEAP PR1NTING. and pRlNTING ID

10 2 IT IAF P1aIN 4 IN o. ann FhIN IINU UI
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office o the Clipper, 1874 BALrrNoRE.sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD ELLIS, sc. sc,
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we arc pos
sessed offaci'ities with latest styles Of type and new
and splendidmachinety) for doisg work, in eperysyse
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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The HARMONIOUS FOR THREE NIGHTS LONGER. Al
the earnest solicitation of their numerous admirers,
this ayorite and popular company of vocalisls have
consented TO remain in our city aud give three more
of their delightful entertainments. The first will
take place at the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms this
evening when an entire new Programme will be of
tered
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For the purpose of a6rding to their patrons great
number of chances in these iavOrte Lotteries for
t1rihing outlay, EMORY s. co. have determined to
Issue certificates OF packages of 25 quarter tickets
Gone Of which may draw three of the largest prizes)
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method OF purchasing tickets, partic-
uarly in taese lotteries, is by the package as every
package which EMORY co. sell, will have in it ali
the numbers that put in the wheel, and must ne
ceSsarIy have in it all the numbers that are drawn
from the wheei' The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery (as the tickets in every package
that Emory CO. sell, GUARANTEED to have on them
al! the numbers in the dra'yng) are the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on the ticket
Thus for the small sum OF % cents, il you get the
three first drawn numbers on aqulrter ticket YOU are
ceriaiA to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
(F7- For Tickets in these ieservedIy popular Lot
terIes, application must be made to the wen known
and celebrated Pize Agents,
EMORY * Co, opposite Barnum's
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore Md
5I3- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold. Orders from the country, for Tickets
Will he faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents II
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OEFICE OLE EMORY s 90.

Opposite BHtIlUW 5, Dali, NH,
Gg-OFFIClAL DRAWING OF the Md. CONSOLE
dated Lottery, class No 49, for 1886: For benefit of
Town of Bcl-AiE
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ID ED,
In this city, on Saturday night last, Miss AN
DARD, formerly Of Baltimore county.
Her friends are respectful invited to attt
funeral thi morning at 8 O'Clock, from the res
of her sister, Mrs. Warfield, in Barnet street.
On the 4th inst JAMES B. ANDERSON, in Il
year of his age.
On the ODD uIt. HoNORAH KEHoE, in the 40
of her age.
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MOORE BOOKS MORE BOOKS

I'VE VIM, TAf LOR u GO.
Nos. d, 5 and jarvis Building, have received
SUMMERS JAUNT ACROSS THE WATER,
including visits to England, Ireland Scotland, France
switzerland, Germany, &c, by ], Jay Smith, Libra
ran OF The Philadelphia and Loganian Libraries, in
vols. just received.
The Democratic Review, for May, with a splendid
portrait.
The Knickerbocker, for May.
No So H,rper's Bible.
Nos. n, 70 Harpers Illuminated Shakespeare.
No. 80 Ilarper's Library of Select Novels-the Fe-
male Minister, ora Sons Revenge, l2j cts.
Odd Fellows Diary for 1916, - cts.
History of the Bdstlle by K. A. Davenport com
plete in vol, 50 cts
Year with the Frankns, 50 cts 1t
A VOCAL CONCERT, WITH
IA INSTRUMENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT
win be- given in FRANKLIN SALOON, North street
near Baltimore, on THURSDAY EVENING, MAY
1h, by classes under the direction of Mr.. Il. SHAW.
{15- Tickets p cents, at the door; children under
IL years, half price.
PROGRAMME-(in pprt)
ChOrus-Away, away, Auber
Duette-Our way across the sea, Spanish.
SOng-SOme love To roam, Russell
Solo and Chorus-The Wreath, MaZZnghi,
SOng-Kmdness.
Duc.t ,-',9 wandered in Dreams, (by
Song-Oh, twas sweet, sc.
Solo and Chorus-Swi!t as the flash, Rossini.
Song-AWay to the mountains brow, Alex. Lee.
Duette-Ihe Fairy Bells, Hon. Mrs. Norton.
Chorus-Away, away in early day, Webb.
%. Several other pieces will he adied m62t
ENGEaTONS' OFFICES FOREVER
a. Comb % 10 II, SO COOS comb. II 80 %, SllOO,
and comb. 81 81, 500, all sold in yesterday 5
Small Fry by the EGEkTONS NOw's the time,
while we're in luck, If you want a prize. Do not
deceive yourself and stop elsewhere, but come
straight to EGrRTONS Offices and make your Sc
cctions. This day intend to sell the high capital.
SCHEME.
prize of 83 $40 SSS prize of 1924 1924
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SOMETHIYG VERY NOVEL!

~ a FORTUNE FOR Rs CENTS!
EMORYS co., the far famed Prize Agents, opp0-
site Barnnm's, will offer to the public OF the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
4OOO DOLLARS.
5000 DOLLARS! :!
2D00 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS IL! &c. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
1915 CGNTSI
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TUESDAY, NAY 5, lel6.

MARlNELIsT-PORT OF BALTlM,
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a L M a n A G..
MARRIED.

MA hkIED. ,
On the Sd inst. by the Rev. jas. Shriglev' ]
WOOD to Miss CAROLINE CRANE, both of his
On the Sd inst. by Rev. Mr.. Vinton, WN
Miss ELIZABETH GoRsucH, all of this city.
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GUUIHEf&h PLANTERS, wi hing TO puy
y chase negroes, would do well to give me cali
befsre they MAKE their purchases, as il would bel
greatly TO their advantage Negroes purchased and
sold on reasonable commission. Apply at
LEWIS +. SCOTTES,
me- 10 EXchaBue Place.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
ANOTHER IiUMBUG-MORE DELI
SION.

4 fresh late-digger, translatorant prophet
has arisen in the West. Whether he is of the
Smith family. the accounts say not. The case Is
this:--A quantity of brass plates, bearing mark
of antiquity. nave recently been brought to light
in Darlington, Wisconsin. II appears that acer-
alin nan. who has from time past believed him-
self inspired, had ii revealed TO him, that by Dig
piny under a certain tree he would find a vessel
coat lining plltes with inscriptions relating othe
aboriyines of the country. lie accordingly Sc
aected three Of his neighbors to dig in the APP
pointed place. who, Gas they affirm after care
fully examining the ground. to be sure that it had
no, been disturbed, dug to the depth Of several
feet. and found al last the said vessel, which, al
Ter being exposed 10 the air, cruInbled 10 pieces,
exposing three plates of brass, covered with
characters. of the meaning Of which they were
entirely ignorant, but which the prophet has since
translated. The language, from the translation,
purports to be that of aKing, or Chief, dcScrlb-
inc the destruction of his whole people, and the
places where they persisted. Several persons
have been to see the prophet, and many OF them
after seeing the plates. believe them genuine
Whether this will resolve itself into Mormonlsm,
or become the basis OF anew sect, is a matter oil
speculation. In either case it will find adherents.
The world is full of dupes, and as it purports to
be the work of Divine revelation, and is backed
by the testimony of three honest men, it stands a
COOL chance of being successful Courier.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
MEN OF AMERICA

The greatest man, stake him for all in all,
of the last hundred years, was George
Washington, an American.
The greatest metaphysician was Jotna-
than Edwards. an American.
greatest Natural philosopher was Benja-
min Franklin. an American.
The gratest o~fliving scuIptors is Hiram
Powers. an American.
The greatest writer on law, in the Eng
lish language for the present century, was
Judge Story, an American.
The greatest orators now living are.
CLAY. Calhoun. and Webster. all Americans.
The greatest of living historians are
George Bancroft and William ii Prescott,
both Americans.
The greatest ornithologist is John James
Audubon. an American.
There has been no English writer in the
present age whose works have been marked
with more hunor. more refinement. or more
grace. than those Of Washington Irving.
an American
The greteSt photographer and philologist
since the time of Johnson, was Noah Web
ster, an American.
The inventors. whose works have been
productive of the greatest amount of hap
piness to mankind. in the last century, were
Godfrey. Fitch. Fulton. and Whitney, all
Americans.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 18Th of JANUARY, by Elder
iWm. Davis, SIDNEY ID. PARhER, of Paynesville,
Mo, to Miss MARY, daughter of Thomas J.
Wright of Lincoln county, Mo.
AT the residence of John Jordan, Esq. III
Buffalo Township, on Thursday evening, the 9Th
inst, by Elder WIN, Davis, Mr.. WM. KELLY to
Miss EMILY Presses, all of Pike county, Mo.
NJ, Cake, lots of Cake. and of the best kind
our DrvIL swcars that he has not had such Il treat
since he went into the butter and egg specula-
ton" Heaven bless the young couple whOrc
member the printer i'll their prayers.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
A GOOD ANECDOTE.

An old lady resident of a %neighboring
ploce, kept a large family of turkeys, per-
haps sixty. She, like a great many other
people, thought a great deal of her turkeys,
consequently valued them very higly. OPP
posite her door was a "West India Goods
Store" The man who kept it one day
emptied his casks of cherries intending to
replace them with new. This old lady be-
ing economical, thought it a great pity tc
have all these cherries wasted, and in order
to have them saved, she would just drive
over her turkeys and let them eat them
In the course of the day the old lady thought
she would look after them and see the!
were in no mischief.
She approached the yard and 10. in one
corner laid her turkeys in one huge pile.
dead. Yes, they were stone dead What
was to be done?
Surely the old matron could not lose the
feathers! She must pick them! She call
ed her daughters and picked them, intend
ing to have them buried in the morning.
Morning came and behold there were her
turkeys stalking about the yard feathcrless
enough (as may be supposedly crying out
quit, quit fe~clingno doubt mortified that
their drunken fit had been the means of los
ling their coats. Poor things, if they had
said squit" before they had begun they
would not have been in this chad fix"
We would advise all young men who are
in the habit of drinking, to leave off before
they get picked; and to those who do not,
let every young lady say "quit."
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
IN tier shrtemsDt ab,ut lie! Potato Dis

tft S"ftt "fS'f ff''hf -" 4 pf"fo ~"
tUyt.
Il is now over two hundred wears since
tie potato root was introduced into ireland
bv Sir Walter Raleigh. On the banks of
Blackwatcr. near Youshall. he planted the
seed which he had carried with him from
Virginia. An Irish vessel wrecked on the
Hat shores Of lancashire some wears after.
vas the means of making it knownin Eng
Land. I.atterly the people of both coun-
tries seemed to have forgotten that the plant
VAS an exotic. and as Snch should be most
carefully attended TO in its different condi-
tons of growth and reservation for seed. II
has been usually exposed. in all these stages
to the action of the elements. planted upon
rotten manure. and the seed itself often in a
dccavcd state.
The consequence has been, that of late
wears. the different species OF potato were
so dcterioratcd that one after another was
abandoned: and farmers looked about for a
fres! description for Reproduction. The
evil. | take it, was not SO much III the sort of
seed selected, as in the crrelessness of pre-
s"Sving and the obviously erroneous method
OF planting it. There are some very we'll
Informed Agriculturists, however, who real
L. contend that we are going to have no
more great potato crop in Eusopc-that the
plant "haS seen IT. best DAYS. and like trop-
zeal flowers and birds. can for the future
only be raised in the horrid attitudes by the
mlst attentive and artistic management. Ii
this is to be so. the roots must cease to be
the staple food OF millions, and they VII
have to rccur to the old oat and barley and
grain cdihlcs universally used in the siN-
teenth century. If the '.tubers' really
have lost their Reproductive power, such a
change is ineyitablc.-Sat Courier.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
Ia. CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
MARINERS AND CITIZENS, wher

MARINERS AND -WneH&
visit st. Louis. call on JOINT. .M4R1
at his old stand, III Main street. who has,
day commenced receiving his Spring Stock
will continue to receive, daily, throughout
season. My stock, when received, will be-
of the largest and best assorted stocks in (
Louis. 1t must be apparent to every one
sell Clothing at lower prices than any otherh
from the heavy stock and the amount of bus
I do. IS John T. Martin has but one StoI
Beware of those who tell you this is Martij
for there are those that do it. Look well for
Big Stone Sign. with Martin on it, across
pavement. a large number ia on top of
house. l ask only call, convinced that you'll
be satisfied that my prices, for the quality
make. are unusually cheap.
Country merchants supplied on the most r.
enable terms. Persons wanting clothing, VIC
do well to call and examine my stock. as ! ple'
myself to sell lower than any other house pc:
bly, can.
1t is no trouble TO show goods ii III.
Jan. "a. 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
RATS! RATS! RATS!

MEATH ON RATS.!-The blessed dis
covcry has at last been made. after the laps
oil sin thousand years. for Kidding mankind Of that
troublesome animal. the rat, SO dangerous to the
welfare and well-being OF Cupboards, safes, pan
tries, bake-shops. meat cellars. and in short ANU
place where things may be eaten. gnawed- or de-
stroyed. can be found.
This great friend to man operates be produce
ing 4 kind of madness, which prompts the ~aiieet(
ed individual to bite all of his species he chance
10 meet, which bite is certain death. Call at Dry
ATWOOD'S. No. 6 South Main ST.. st. LOUISE
andtry for yourself. the ninth wonder olthc world.
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the
wonderful effects produced by .Atwood's Rat
Destroyer clcerfully give our names, certifying
to It's unparalleled efficacy:
Guild 4 Dorwart. John Mcdowell
Charles Lewellin. Condo < Work.
f.. l.. Pottlc & Go. Boswell & Gordon,
Ri Condor, Esq. Richard Wood,
John \. M'CleIlaDd Boil. y. Tisdale, NJ. D.
John SomerS. -- .
Saint Louis. Mo-, Oct 23. 1915. iy2446l
For sale at y. b. ATWOOD'S, No. d South
Main Street. Saint Louis. and can be had at no
other place In the CITY OF county.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

The eve has five tunics to guard itagains'
danger. The first is hkea spiders web;
the second is like a net; the third is like a
berry: the fourth is like horn; the fifth is
the cover or lid OF the eye. Here is guard
upon guard, resembling the various ways
Providence hath to secure us from harm.
Hence the five cardinal virtues.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
4. Il. Burbbaygc'S

United States Newspaper subscription and
advertising Agency and Proprietor of the
old established Real Estate. Negro, Money Agen-
cy and Intelligence Office, Saint Louis. Mo.
n. B.-Post paid letters. including a fee Of one
Dollar, soliciting information and intelligence will
receive All answer in return.
l. b. BURBBAGE, Gen. Agent.
St. Louis, No, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

Gen. Thomas ]. Greene, the author of a
work entitled the Texian EXPEDITION against
Mier, sc is a candidate for Congress from
the Western Congressional district of Tex
as. He is a Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
JOB PRINTING

OF all kind can be neatly executed 81 cheapest
rates, and in the best style at the Bann.r Office.
If any one wants work done, such as Blanks (ot
any descriPtion,) Circulars, Cards, Hand Bill,
Horse Bills, &C., they can be accommodated a, this
Office whenever they call.