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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
THE SEVENTH TRUMPET. AND SEVENTH VIAL
Oh WRATH, o. Rs ,i ~, o mop,
taos, THE SUPREME. ChEAIo1.. ",
Ann RIIfER. or THE UsIyERsL TIE ONLY.
hCTITAL GIVEK: OF ALL GOODNESS:
AND THE MOST GLORIOIs: nIN: OF
KNOWLEDGE. LOVE. AND

~ rHx rhE rnivEcsE' PLS'ADiE' ihb
TINE SPIRIT ssoN on HIGH HAs sEss 'ovsko
our IN Ne~.orIeans, the eity appointed ZEE sn
iron rs, wrrsgssyst Of cH %, " 10 by IsAiAH' ana
THEY are ready 10 rEsTi'Y. 70 IN. Ihrp
rnE fissr rousse OIL ~ ~ ,bs botom market 10
the First Municipality then living VIVA ,LoSs . IT,.
grocer; now the corner Of BOURBON sno
s,re,ts rpoy WHOM with LoYE ssoIhLt. 'io.. -
sporaEs ls.IAw and CLERK Aso OTHERS or his a.
auaIsrAscE THE SPIRIT WAS some ums a.nsngss
porREDf A. Also CYos THE Love Aso hSr. osr a.,
Of Han4n German Musician; ass HILL ~ ,yy cor.
Hill q Gun.slnith. aAsf orHLk. VIZ. on
r'Sg 4RE 5se cHiLDsgS OF ALL GOODNESS: Ar
Tst pIoSLg DECLARED or ca IS, " y ~ y, se,1
that i, necessary for those whose fE sPfgiT. FROM
S ss; a ca BE faE sos On THE 1sn
OF TIE AscsseaIE Coon ssfT ss DArca1ga or Zios
sonE3 Of e .rross s. DEsrisEo, 70 be De-
Gal5aaq chasss ca as6 T Fl soa WHO Is evts
d6 sP hSyy IN: sSisf n i. saI iG
rIo ,so., b ss ,2 enues. THE SUPREME: CREA
TOE; AS scr H Giygn: o. ALL COOP:
S 0sLs AID THE MOST EL0RI0Ts;p sTS
o. kaoWLEDGE: LOVE: AND kIGa a,.E.otSs
rse ,Sso,.g 10 T.xx nv free and .nso viii Gogl NC
sad to GIVE me HIS: MOST LoviSS. sr Ib acip ~
SALVATION. IRON ON HIGH. TO Govern AND Se'DN
M THg gN WORD. or THE SUPREME: CHTTHnE
T y,6i A hEak hU LIE M Il r. BoTSIFSSf
HE The MOST kLNp: TMg M 10 hE BELOW BELOW.
AND THE sI0sT W9 qRrIdannn;SEss 81 THE sUa
pKkhE: AL GOOD:
,,ho .r,en,r, HIS. COUNCILS; from No! "a, iaI
eoas.ry; The bhnger Of Coco ~ - " s rs So
Sa - Or 00,is-2o0 tons hsndsou,ey selected
Jersey half Blooms 81 & 81 SHERMAN. No So BaO.dsL
Oh
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Schools.
TTAI1AN EVENING CLASS.

IIALIAN LVLN 4ItJ VI
StlGNOR SECCHl DE CASALl, Professor OF The ltt-
- ian Language and Literature in the Rutgers Female
lnstitut. and the Brooklyn Female Academy l. about TO
commence Italian Evening Class at No lo Leonard It
for cnlelnen His method (oral and theoretically has al
ready In short time ormed good Italian schoHrs
Terms 81 quarter IN advance. The lessons wl begin
Oct 10Th.
H. has also All senng Italian Class IN Brooklyn at MI
Nob.e's school III Cilnonst No So Apply Al ne book
store of Messrs. GATES STEDNAN cor: beeSnan
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DOARDIS(:-Pieas furnished and unfurni'hed
ID rooms TO let 10 gentlemen and their wives, IN small
rryste family where they have the comforts OF
home Also two tire. single gentlemen can be accom-
,-,hs.,a., =, - - nj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
Albany, March s, 1915

Ds TowssENp--L,r SIR. My wife was lasl al a.
r.iHr. ,sh ts s. eau gl violent cold and - a coz
nd 10 her rootn sboul monha When the lever .-
5sr ne Wa ajax ID with distressing pains tn-J "Is
,i,e. ~. bsd Ia her neck and sho1defs tsi she =
sSn-t disr.c.sd could get nothing to 'eArys mr. ILL.,
". tr.d your sspagis, which, :" hen se nbity
,Inoedg- Il that othen may avail henss.se, e.ys in
r5ern ard sectusf remedy She hsd lever osi in
he sprng, mo a-< 'eeH JOHN X DiELA
Dsaiel-st. Albany, April 9, 1879
Principal Office Is fal.er... seson Rsd ssa -
Sour Peet Alba1y n1 Aa:s oo, 81 NORTH secondst
Co. No 9 statr-s- VI a,nce Druggist, Baltimore P. II.
c9hsa Web asa.i 6 S9
Ch2rtres-ssl, vy.st Ind 90 aad Canals
Sons genuine except gg p n ne stSs ,S1s5s o ass
-acs ~ TOWNSEND, sod his name bIoSn u The
ns.afe u = SIT 3,s12nTbSLTus
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EFT j. Coleman, Exchange Broker. No IS
MIS- Sew.York Uacufrer: Money bocshi Ecd sold.
rod AID silver exchanged notes snd drafts eoleiec Of
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I,UE E,TOSTOWN POLYTECHNIC H.

TTUIE y 7
STITUTE, Shrew shury. " J. reopens is Winter SEES
sion on Monday 2nd November. Pupils received III LIST
December TsRNs-S75 per Session Of ?. weeks. Tbs
io,uiiou confers comprehensive English and Classical
education including the German French, Spanish and
Italian Languages. Circulars at 1871 Nsssaust NJ W.
DREPARATOtI SCHOOL ct MIDI LEIoWa'
I Conn-Tba Winter Session OF y weeks Will COM
m-nce Nov 18th. Circulars and minute information OF
Rev II. CHASE. "A Market 81 ol2 In D IL CHAss
S.CHOOL. Hampstead Seminary Male Boarding school
the L. l. Rsiroad The Winter VIII commence % u
November Circulars al J. Chaubern 81 Cedafet LUIS
pt.nc5pai u.s ii''H'" u n DUNN A. NJ Principal.
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:
An Lessons or Rides psri for on CONNIE ncing.
. one hour allowed each Lesson or RIDE II the School
s. One hour and half TO a Lesson on he Road.
! Hours for Ladies. from a VI. 10 ) P VI.
: our. for Gentlemen from 10 A. N. and 20 P. NJ
10 Ladies.
card Of address requested preyiou. TO commencing
rS- Gentlemen keeping their horses in this establish
meat, will have The privilege Of riding them IN the school
,,a.I, all SIN
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wN. u. McKINSTRY, 81 Grsnd-sL
New.York April 18th. lsiS.

Dr. TOWNSEND. mike The following statement. IN 81,
der TO express my gratitude yea and 10 recommend
your Sassparia. your Compound Extract OF ssrss
paEs, those who unfortunate As 10 nave Lung
Complaints or Consumption White residing tn The South
several ago had long ana severe sickness wch
with subsequent exposure very materially injured my con
suton being able however, much ct The time 20 worn
although my uSss affected and had cough. Tor
the last year grew much and me last Winter
eau sht = cold The pain in my breast distress IN
breathing and coughing very much increased tcoN
number of popular remedies for ConsumPuou out tney
failed ~ relieve me At last confined 10 my rooui.
and WAS so bsd with the Consumption that qua mol eN-
pect 10 remain long sent to Marcus D. Moore VINO
resides the OF Lydius and Grand st (Who VIII
coafirn this statcmeGi) sud uede disposition OF my
property few days AFTER this, friend sent you to se
me YOU ordered bottle OF your Extract VI Sarsapai:s
took il according your directions. snd imnedateiy
felt r.ieyed-y pain rrsduslly lcft me- soon orcahed
freey-uiy hacking cough subsded-i raised easily and
slept sound snd 10 NV sStcnishmen and teiGh wlen
had taken the bottle lNcas able a. you vel
remember Alb from Ferry 10 SssTerst I" oetsn rioe
have continued take II, ami s new about my business
although u Is not than months since eon,m.nc,S
with your uicdicnes-Nnd am thankful 20 lhs Lord that
induced try tlen. SAM. IL. SEuASl :" reity-st
Albany, May 18th, leii.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Apartments with Board tor
ID single gentlemen may he had on reasonable terms ~
~ a., n rSadXxnv I'm
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w E.1sin1 -n md Ciia.s WORKS have removed 70 No.
- Raraycslip Cas-: lrua Pipes and Window Glsss 70.
sAie. W.
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BOARD IN SOUTH BRO0kLfN,kam ii,es Or
ID ain ,I pentleen wishing TO obtain board Tor the vim
Ter may hnd pleasant Livingston.st "a
IN. corner u SmithsL Terms moderate oou OF
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by gentleman ard VIE 'sls"
ID room or room snd bedroom adjoining, uniuinl'hru
and not above tho second story Persons answering lhs
viii save heaeives trouble by giving OF 'no
rooms and naming the terms. which must be moderate no
others viii tee answered Address Bennett at this ONCE
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31ateut als0irinrs
DR. TowNSENp'S COMPOUND


l'XTRACT OF SAaSAPsRlLL-i.-Ths Extract Is put
II ap n s'Ef set;ieiI sIH'cs csFer p.esa'es aad
warranted superior cold Il cures diseases without
;cra,ttrs p.JetSs ae6,tts the psTeni. and
Is particularly sdspted fors
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
TIE great beauty and superiority OF tbs SsrsSpsiils
over al other remedies vale eraiiea,es disease
irviSors:es the body.
CoNSuMf TIoN CURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
coNsCNgTto> c,S sE cVSsr.
S-ouest ConsE-trtica. Lrrer CosrlIISt. Ccif ,osSS
t'asayrf isIinlr S,t:tt-s u Sood Sersress m sss
Cies. Esr-ic Ehcsi, NtsG S;re'as Db5hel.f o.
p~of,.se Err<cterci1a. aud PAN ~ ~ S'se,
&c AI;s 1rd cut IS Cared.
Probably there never remedy thSt has been 40 sue
ce>stul in desperate csses c Consumption - tNs l!
ceanses and stus the system sHG appears 10 heal
the ulcer, on TIE lungs ard the paeuis sraiusly regain
READ THE PROOF
Do TcvSSr>p had been afflicted f5r months 6y =
dry hacking cough; least fs>ed great GuSnie, oi
bad matter experienced severe pain IN my ieti she
accompanied with distress on my unss-uiS coGSnNsfS
much increased, and aad cold nshE-swess Lesiuins
Iha: you hat remedy for such cssss co1cu1ei 10 ny
n purchased: bottle Of Extract OF SaTsapSrs
before had finished taxing H. my cough raising AID me
psin in NV side len me and have ressned my gene
rsl health Believing your medicine 10 be very valuable
one, cheeriuly recommend II those who are similarly
situated found the medicine pleasant 10 Me taste ana
srens ihcnng 10 the body
wM. II. MoKINSTRY, 81 Grsnd-sL
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DOARD-One or two gentlemen or a gentleman and
ID MS NJ. IAN have board and pleasant rooms at No ~
Whitest near Broadway where there few ooatders
Kcfrtences required ~ w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

DRIVATE BOARD.-A professional gentleman AMI
his wife, recently from the country would Ike perria'
nent Board In gen,eel private family tnct regular
boarding housed down town near Wslsl as ptacuca
bic They desire comforts of plain living aad asroea'
bic socieiy The best references will be gve Terms
nS
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DUAID-A gentleman and his " iic or two single gen
ID enrn lneulbers of some Evangelical church, csn We
ascoumota with board and pleasant room, 'un,sned
preferred IN quiet family residing In tho central part
of the city near Broadway. The convenences OF shower
Bath and other privileges are more thsn ordinary lof S
law Terms required nc addressed 10 L. [, box 1850
p,,.. aIIs
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Boarding an6 6otels.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE

1885, Is! and $50 Broadway.
'1NHE PROPRIETOR would especially inform families
and single gentlemen desiring board for the Winter, IN
comfortable quarters with all the conveniences OF hoae
that has number OF light snd pleasant apartments -
let (fItushed moderate prices \ choice OF rooris
uisy be had by early application ORLANDO FISH.
,lSl ms
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~ DIR. Hanniuc,. Body Brnce.-For lie relief

DRS SHEPARD L CoRLIS No. "a,
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DOAKD-Board and comfortable rooms toi few son'
ID temen can be had al Mrs ]. T. SWANS, ~ Murray
st Transient boardcrs accommodated ols I'm
TyNO LET, with board, for the winter pleasant room
ON the ID door with large pantry shiaoe 'o sonsts
luan aud his wife MI next to the corner
% NTH al. ~ -
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By tie uian who executes !,
coua.ry; the oringer o, y, =
80 20 7. ru 80. v. Q D3
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-09-10
WHOLE NO. $50.

besides the pleasure Of DOING 4 uenero,,s &C.
lion. He soen fol,pd coufase io' 4 saeI, tbe
ldamssl, adroitpess 10 BET ont If I,et The 81.
tachmept 10 bis nenbew1 lsyho MA sneut socoe
weeks IN the nei0hborbood on : 'realoe;csl
| tour. and muqna1imi,y enoushf so nro,,,ise
that if Mrs. Armoar did no, raf,,.e bsr can
sent he would before Iong put Il Il a., Georos's
power 10 marry. on condition thai ia house
should be, for a time a least. The homo of
Itbe vonpo c.,,nIs n
These .,matters comfor,.l,lv sat,led NJ
Greenleaf,s bero;ssm declined ! I;ttIe s,d ~
was not sorry when ali the sd;eux wer. fsirlv
sa;d and he conld b;ds lie ssca IA ~ ,y d;.
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FUNCTION EXCHANGE.
WlLLIAM SMITH.

TTAS taken the Hotel formerly occupied by
I'LL w. X. DAGeET, at Junction, Paulding Co.
and hopes to receiye liberal share Of the patrons
age Of the travelling public. Hegwill spare no
pains to nccommodatesh his guests as well as the
productions of the country will admit, and :, Sc
cure their comfort and convenience when at his
house. Junction, April 23, 1916. 26sz* Z
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Halloo There!l What an I'm
7ss earthly Noise you make!!!
PC. BAssErvE

Is hammering away, and the citizens o.
Kalida and Putnam County, are finding i tc
their advantage TO buy W 53s7
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SECTION Ten HOUSE,!
JOSIAH belong.

F0rmerLy OF L1nid,
TTAs opened house for pubic entertainment at SEQ
f1TIoN TEN Van Vert County, at the Centre Bridge,
west OF the MIL lie hes spared pains in fitting up his
house. Stable, &C aud hopes TO receive albera share OF
public patronage.-bIny, 1876 el2
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
Il. M. PEDICORD
SEcTfoE TEN,
'et opposite Hollister a. ]

TTAs finished his Large and Splendid Hotel nt secoI
Ii Ten, on the Miami Extension Canal. and isnow pre-
pared TO accommodate any numter OF travellers IN w
Re can lodge them IN style NOT TO bent in the North
west. Give him ID trial
is Table and Bar are urnished with the best the oon
try afords Persons stopping with him viii meet Win Ut
most attention their wants demand
His Stabng sinfge and the Hosters a.
evs on hand He can ommodase at least Hundred
Section Ten, Miami Extepson Canal, Iys3, 1e4e.
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I'll IV I w .A r. B.

AT his Shop; he uses The best Of materi.
ais, and makes first rate ware, and his prices
are such that no one need want for Coffee
Pots, Cups, Pans, or Buckets, as trihe will
purchase all that any family may want. 4 lis
sa Kalida. july. 1876. a5sf A9 M
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Vp AN SIC Leo C6OIE2 StAICGa

VAS1Lea60lE5E 5EAIo4
In all Its branches will os eretoforc executed order
The FASHION PLATES ara regularly received from
Phadelphp md lie feels confident that these who desire
Hheir clothes made elegant and workmanlike manner
and In the latest style, ho well suited by calling at his
shop. The ese
and Summer Fashions
Sorths year received CUTTING done to order
TX RaIias, hi August u 6. isis. as4z
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:1aStbdoouai1se 5adI@r6oqg.
IOsEPN TINGLE.

XXTELL satisfied with the patronage with which the
wv public have favored him during the past year. still
carries his business at his stand next house above
Boullers Store, where
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GILBOA HOTEL.

where he will at all times be ready to- entertain
travellers and those who may favor him, with
their custom, in the best style in his power. He
will make every exertiap 70 render the Gilboa
House one Of the best stopping places 10 this sec.
ton Of country. Stabling and all necessary ac-
commodations well provided. s
Gilboa, April 80. l84A 270z
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26
Land for Sale
CaStI3S, 30.
July /, 1876.

'The subscriber wishes 70 sell his Farm, coz
si>tiig of 2:O acres Of choice lLn1, lynn"
abuut 5 miles from Louisiana. Immediately or
ilc main road leafing from Louisiana TO Paris.
There arc more than one hundred acres well
"ncInsei and in Il frr Site of Cultivation. ni
which there is n eool Orchard Of 1C0 hel-in'
trees, AM there is also a frstraIc meafGw 4
IL acres. The whole trrck is remarkably well
watcred. a~Tnrdir. an abundance .; water for
Stock. an! all farming purposes. Besides a good
dwelling house. there are aiso a number Of first
rate out houses. ronsi>tire Of 4 Kitchen. Meat
!,orsc, Burn, Stable Sc. &c. I will 81, moth
ing more. presuninr that Il ose who wish &c
purchase, wiil view The promises Gr th"m<r!vs.
JAMES BESNING.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26
HGCt aud Shoe Store.
Lli:isicnC, N::s1u5i.

~ EWNhM 81 MARLEY, grateful Of
- t!r past l~ir"Eitr q. the citizens 81 liis
NJ. tie arJ"i'i'E t%Li,riits. hare great }Gs.ufs
III '"Irning item tia. ,i.cy are ncw received 3
.''i! L"I:, ;:I s~I:,H".ia ;.>tIii.tIt { (I3icndS
."co' / co.'s cad ihot,, which MS made 70 r.ier
all /! I:d"'i IF -. LLr vi 'Wr fiEi LIS sptrt tie
ill., IT. 7 i'll IT,, +. .t..u.l t;rg al. I'D 81 q ~ peri.
.thc'd HCr: IL al, IT. las mace tLcitr selIttiGnsU
.,trstcin,r maze an: Eastern wtIk, HIikm We i.-
''rnd sIlliE q d WY sr.?!; Irft. We 20 III
mtrnj TO :. y that W l..v. Lcris 4T;; Si:cr, tc live
Wy. I"r VI !Ly : tu:!eI bid refused trii-
Gle It auction itr d t. sshe CT StliiLg lows CT lfaB
.~nr r'IyEI"rs. hat We 90 saY, list tie Poets
and Sho:s I">iG,> u aur business, as il is 10 tl.i
We H. RI r,t"t'd sI,tiai a%titIiiln , Snd tkst We
IL We Few u' a.. e:G K. gel rSScr:mtrt Ct fe6ts
md Mccs",sr.*it:lN t:r iCus. III tl:s ttun.
try. Lat "ni, + I;,;rrr wut. Ilto CIR ga
n:rrI fGt.rF. VI. Il in lie most E.skior allie Il, lei
~ il.r lest nrrhr:h. oi eastern stock.
We have aI>o a kr:r Let OF leather ard I'D.
'nSS.viz: Pest II iis,, ia caic slirs, Tsrpiis
G"t skins Lii ire IL" Irtirp slirs; GORE Up.
per Leather: Ii,E.lUck and Oak iaratd
<'!r LETTER. .fwls, >loe krive. legs. Tired.
H"el-raN Sc. &C., III (which we ci:er to our
~cusi'Ir'r RS "nd :ic n.lK generally. OF Letter terms
Il''n articles III Vt slime Guali:y TIN lie had in
The country. T!.:se CIV. us a Gail leGc.e rur.
chasing rl>e where.
HEHNAA & MARLEY.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26
Sale of
Land.

BN 'iTt"e cfan'r..cr mFt'r !, the Count, Court
on The i:ih. day Of .AurrsI 1896. tie III fsigr,d
-A'nh:~Irir:i.: q. he r>t.ic o" AIm.tead Wsddls,
"'tcaSr", will proceed To- eCll be fore tie Court
ii"''S" 'rr.r j., the t,Mr Il f. ILL., Green, Me-,
ate Ell DAY o: EcHt Nc,tlni e. t,rr, Of said
'nrItN Curt, on a crrtit oi twelve mrrths Ire
/; if""rag described real ss';i c. liz tic ". half
"i the II. w. q'1.rt"r Of section s., s. H. r. 8
wr:t. Tic north haiC ufthc west ha,f oftie
!Snu:!' west HEII.'r OF section number .L.irty
five. "tnw"s :, rrm'rr ff,v ::ra pcr;h Of
.r"r"r rn"'Lrr {! vest, Which. soid ;T2ct
vt i:r" &C rt"iES fat Eru mort or less.
- TIE r:'rrla>'rg i>,s OF with ~aprrc,cd
secure! i"r IT,. !m,r' r:if" 'rr"hHse roncy.
J.sMrS ENGLISH.
Administrator ii tie estate # Armstes6
Hchtir. ;'rrna,..l.
ATgrst "a. $40.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26
Oi.c Gent Reward.

I will rive re .hwc reward for IN, ~.
pr r!.r"<i,n, and delivery t, ne at mv rort.
in i.ori$;nnrc Of James ". L:i,s, a, inhcnl, :
Ia;.p-r!. ice VII" ranaw"r frcr na ~ Sr,
.h,v tic tie 6ti'. Just. llr is 4 Lao of aIun.
- years Of acc-Eas dark lar. anI .,..s
.hrt. fair crmri"xinr. lie ~ solaew.:a.
in lis r'gl t Lad.
All p"rso-s az" ',erebv fnrcu erred frnr
~ %emnloving sad APP. ~rcrtice 4.
! an determine errnsecnte tn nc exten,
IF tic law any who may 50 oEtrd.
SAMUEL B. CLARK
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26
yOO,OQQ;:s:s;sS';5;::;$S;:; ; Il: :; ' =; !: +;
sic ly ]. y. ERY$OE Co
Notice.
sic ly

All persons ere h.rety Informed that
'rill not he responsible f~r any d"h's con-
by my VIII" Elizabcth McGearv
from. and after this date. Without any
! ist cause. size has left her Eoinc, End re-
turned tn lrr fathers house, and t,creb,
forfeited all claims upon me fer furthers sup
po,t.
AUSTIN A:cGEARY.
September 14!h, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26

1sA
Iv late arrival we have rcce:rcd
OVER SIX HUNDRED BONES
If our immense Stock "f Fall and NiIt,r Cloth
ing. We shall continue to receive ati.tionil
!y every ',oat throughput The FL. which
will keep ,mr assolIHtrt al all times
FULL AND Co PLErE,.
We are nnw prepare with the largest stock al
Cl,tliinE in the UE!t,d Sites 10 furnish
WESTERN MERCHANTS.
Farmers Ci;izcis ard >tr"Ietrs with a well
ma,ic article. Il cote 30 Per ceIt, hss tl,.n Can
&c had in any ot!iCr concern, i'll
THE MISSISSIPPI WALL EY.
We ha-e purchased this Fall, since the pas.
sage o! the new Tariff Law, our TremcnIou.
Stock o! Materials for
CASH ONLY
Consequently aboni 30 per cen. lower Than t..os,
CIuthrrs wiIo-so anxious t" get iI'eir C!o:hiIr
here in July-bouslt their Materials in APR!
nj May l4Nt, on
\ LONG CREDIT
We have supplied. in Tie season Just past, al
The Suffers TO the regular army West, and The
entire army nr
WESTERN VOLUNTEERS,
md VIC intend Iii. Fall an.i wini,r 10
CLOTi = TIE WEST.
We have made greet ai':i;irns 10 our Ware
'lun<e-now Ire L,rcrei in the west. FIJI,
spurious winGow az r.'i.yt!rc
BEST LIGHT
in ne city for cu>i"m, r. ID rxrmine ronis. W.
give "ur visitors abundance OF liz IL. !or " know
oir clo.:.ing will PISS an Exlmin'iion.
LEWIS FACTORY
* one of the ~l,rer<t hlil,!inss in Sew YORK CITY.
Three t:.ou'an hands are Constantly Gmul' RED
" this concern.
1iIE CUTTING DEPARTMENT
- crir1stcl I" m"n Of acknowledged sill AZ
Lilly. Al tie M ,tcrial u,cd in this cstabli. l.,
.ac'i arrives fir,c'
FROM TIVE ORIGINAL FAB2lCATORS.
Lewis & H.r'hrl--w!.n have hcen engaged j!
Ills hr>iHcss for the Last u ycrs--arc the I:rcc
tors in tl,is
EXTENSIVE FACTOTv.
Tic p.nrrirtors o. 40. 100 posses. It Il is tim
EXCLUSIVE rni."e~ ttr doing a very large iml>i
i"r<s. The following are ! few OF their ainah
VAST RESOURCES!
SPACIOUS PREMISES!
IMMENSE STO XII
UNPRECEDENTED VARIETY!
Itkc practical .nGw'-'Yr ~. the rx ocrirnce IN ! IN
most at rlr mear> (" carry out TO tho full, u POS
s.ily extcnt :" hu-irrs< o:<i,h
IMMENSE. MAGNITUDE.
Merchants who Intent buying really NAL
this Fall will certainly he con,u.tin!
interest by visiting
NO. 100
Our stock tl.i> Fan he's br"n 90. Tin exTrcssl,
foT Western trade. We a.,,crc strictly 10 H..
one pri'm system. We have agreeable aiten !arr,
who viii wit upon c,l>toincrs with pleasure, an.
ua'ne ii" lnw,,t prices.
1: is no trouble t" Sell Clothing at No. l9J
Corner "f Main s: Green Street.
No. lcn. E.. T. LEWIS
s. Louis, September 2ltl; 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26
I449 Packagcs

Ofassor;ci merchandise received per <tocner
Nal wli..!i We oE;r - lrss tl;n u.nal pricr.
Oh and well >lnw yor 4 pod STICK tn select
ron. AMI c~mvinre 81: t!;th: arc n!rcIirg set g
BARE EuEC.;A*.
BLOCK {. BE:TT::,
I.-uisiara, Au"ust. 25ll..
Democratic banner., 1846-10-26

LoCToR Il. u. BRAGc, being by me- duly
sw ofn, C;iusrs .L. >-Ss, IT,; MS Sugar Coa:ed
Fills, ncw 50 @~ener.i., s:uwn All So extensive.
y used ErLuyiuIt the South. III ard western
Sites, dor:t rUrr.in one p~-,ticle Of mineral q
Gny kirn, IS has te,n 6yrt nconsly sts,ed. He
further S 81, H. lie is IT tlis tine ma nuGac:rr.
iro and putting up, ready iUI ~tnarltt, iIcm &c to
3GCC0 EcAts o lies, PR week, and tLat the or.
'Irs alri cas- !Irm aeorts and Uti.eIs iCr tftss
i Is. Fave LcCrrle 81 ILmercus. Grtn at ills
re. iii! season a. lie !c.r, that ,ch:e arFlirs-
ti''r's are rec, ss;rily ~@kysch.m ter to twelve
lays, OF account o! IITU,"ht's ir#iiiity 10 ran.
~ni"!Gre Item East cnorgi t. sufr.y tie incre;'.
irg d'm;nd. Er. Bragg inrtiGr states thsi it 10
lis int I.iinn IL extent mt Increase Lis nIafri:o-
tory ui.tii lac car furnish he southern and wes.
: tie. With "a ~mrie .ulIi! o tits scislr'i'd
Pill.
A.G. Braeg
Sworn tc, and subscribed teiere ne. his sth
lGoy Of June, A. d. 1886. P. G. CAmrIr.
Mayor Of the CITY OF 81. Louis.
E-Fcr Sale at the following places
Campbell & Watts, Bowling Gresn,
Z. & ID. DraI rr, ! nuisiana,
Sarah AIem, Frsnhfcrd,
Join L Luke, C..acksville,
Parker < A~ieicsr, Faynesvilie,
S o Minor, Prairic,iiIe,
thomas ~ CarIoii. Kslls rnnhty,
Hays & Lamp:,n. New LonIcn
u. Cochran. AuLurn. Lincoln county.
hri,tun s Voolfolk, Troy, Sic.