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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
POLAND.*

The history Of no nation atfordS mere At.
traction to the American reader, than that
Of Poland. Her suff0ringS, misforIunes,
and her wrongs have awakened foI her
in American boSoHs \ sympathy which
will continue to exist so long 80 The sacred
fire Of liberty a6imates them. In their
several slrGEgles against the hordes Of the
Russian Depot, Americans cannot fail 10
perceive, that although under different cir
cumslsnces, yet the PoIsRderD were con.
lendlOg in the same cause, which actuated
their ancestors ia the days Of '76 1.-The Sa-
cred cause Of human liberty. II is there
fore but nalural that they should mourn
over her unsnccessluIatlemPts to retain lhal
freedsem which che 90 long snjOxsd-aud
ponder over the events which have mark
cd her wonderful career.
From the history Of Poland, and herfall,
the Americas people should learn useful
lessons. They should learn that to nssin-
tain The liberty Of which they boast, they
must be ever vigilunt-0vsr walChful. For
whilst Geemen sre repO6ing in Iancied Sc
curly, snd dreaming Of the bliss which
freedom beSiOws upon mankind, the pow.
ID of dsGpotsm are forging fet.srS to bind
ihsm to the dust. The eagls eye Of the
Tyrant is ever fixed upon his prey. Had
the people Of Poland been watcbiul Of
their rights, and stood united IN a cold
phalsnx against their enemies, their cOun-
try would never have been dismembered--
The banner Of the Russian OutocraI would
never have waved in triumph over her ar>
mies--ihe poet would never have sung the
solemn dirge Of her departed glory.
The January number 81 The Democratic
Review, contains an article, giving briei
account of the Polish Revolution Of 1880,
from the pen Of one Of tha. noble land, Who
sough to regain the lost liberty Of their
county ut that period, and who in relation
70 Il may sxclsiN fai magma Pars. p
The gslIan. e relates many incidents
Of the vulOr Of his counlrymen in their lasl
struggle Tor liberty, which are worthy l0
place lie nauo Of the sectors on the same
roll Of fsus which transmits 70 future eyes
the deeds Of the Spartan heroes at the
straiis Of ThsrmopOle. From the follow
linq extract which we lay before our Fea
ders, il will be seen lhst not oaly did the
liar daughters and nalrOns Of Poland cheer
heir husbands, brothers and their lovers 70
Ithslr sirueele Tor lteedom, and prey i'
ITsavsn for her triumph over the foe, bu'
IKE them hey even girded on their armOFr
nd brsvsd The dangers and horrors q ih'
lbattIe-fsld. The author sller alludIng ''
he formal proclamation Of the Diet Of the
causes Of The revolution, and their dseIara
lion, that The EnpsrOrOf Russia should %
logger occupy he throne Of Poland, states
,hit:
i -. .ffooa ~ Z. ToehmaI
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
Late Correspondence in relation
to Oregon.

Below We publish an abstract Of The late
correspondence in Fslionio Oregon, which
the President communicated 70 Cengress
Onthe 7Ih inst.-coPied from the New Or
leans Bulletin Of the 10Th inst. II PROVES
that our national affairs have reached. AZ
important crisis and that the controversy
between England and the United States
has assumed an attitude still more serious
and momentOus than il has heretofore sx-
hibited.
December Is, 1916. Mr.. BUCHANAN in
quires, through Mr.. MCLANE, why Great
Britain is armiOg and making constant pre-.
paraiioR for war. Mr.. McLANE replies
that he was Informed by Lord ABERDEEN,
that though Great Britain sincerely desired
asPeedly adjustment Of the controversy with
the United States he could not conceal that
the Government DC Great Britain was obi.
ged to look TO the possibility Of an unlriend-
Iy termination Of the controversy, in which
case, the preparations would prove useful
and important. But moot Of The prepaFa-
tiOns had general end otherobiects.
Mr.. MCLANR's private OPialon is given,
10 wit: that some Of the preparations we're
Of kind such As small steamers, &c., that
were fitted for war with this country, and
he goes on to give it a. his opinion that
Great Britain will strike with VigoF aAd
promlitudO, and bring the war TO = speedy
close.
Dec. 90, ls45. Mr.. PAKlNHAM proposes
an arbitration - the TeadiOsl, il rot Only
mean Of adjusting the question, before pub
lie excitement ia regard TO il should becOne
TOO great, in both counties He Offers to
submit TO an arbitration . fair partition Of
The territory.
This is rejected by the President, who
reminds MIR. PEKENHAM that tho United
States claims q title to the whole Of Oregon,
and could moi submit, to arbitration PATli.
ti,s " uisha,,a. aaRas their tille,
january 16, 1916, MI. PAKENhAn Of
fers to. submit to the arbitration Of aDy
foreien power, subject or citizen, the
queslron. Of title, provided that il il should
30 declafsd lhot neither party has exclnSivs
title 10 the whole, = PaItilipa should be
made ACCORDING, t. 'he Judgment Of tde
arbilrHNOn.
FEBRUARY 4, ls46. Mr., BucHANAN Is
instructed By the President % reject this,
ana abSoIuGoly 70 reject aFbilsator,
Nolhing is said about DegOtialsn upon
aDy psrtIcular point. Il temsiua to be
seen whether lhe British Government will
offer AZ deg, end whether Mr. Polk will
accept il. Noono believes here that this
lie likely to happen. Il iS to be doubted
whether Great Britaia will offer 40 deg
and if 90, lis now thought Mr.. FOLK Will
reject it.
The House has, the whole day been
engaged in debating the Oregon question.
They we're still 10 session a ~ o'clock,
lP. M, when this letter was closed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

DANIED WEBSTER REHEARsTNG,-Th
LondOa Sun gives graphic sketch Of Mr..
Webster, into which ls introduced the iols
lowing Characteristic anecdols, which We
DO not rscoIlect 10 have seen beiUres Pies
ayunO.
This distinguished man, just before La
fayeIe's last visit 10 America, formed one
in fishing party 10 Massachusetts Bay
He bad been selected 10 deliver the vel.
coming speech 10 the Frenchman OnehiS
approaching visit, and during his OccuPRn
tioaOf huuIiBg up Goldfish and tautOg, be
was observed 10 be VeIy distracted. Il aPs
peaTsa afterwards that be must have been
studying that part Of his speech ia which he
addressed LaEayells, fer 4 gen.
tlemau who vas fishing next him observed
him pulling il bic line, hand over hand,
,Ei,hgsone A.aiies,ltV. as.if- 1, Large fish WA
hooked, yet without exbiti1g any salislac"
ton on his face at having captured prize.
All leagh lic fish vas seen apPFoacing the
surfdcs snd cleaning through the greeR
whlsts, like ! lively bladder Of quicksiIveEj
slill WehsieFs lace gave No smiling well
conlos but igst % DE fsh came b the SUR
face he burtt cut with Venstabls man!
The representatives d the to bemisPheroS
weIcOme youslO ont Shores" and dsWn
topped tia = monslsF COdn on the deck!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

THE VOICE OF MIcHIGAN.-R Resolves
lOrthe whole Of Oregon up y "a 40, and
inatructiug The delegates ID Congress 10
Sole Cor immediate notice una for ell mea.
sdrss for the protection Of cut citizene in
the territory passed the Michigan Senate,
Jan. 90, unanimously except Goolge A.
Goe, the Wing member admitted IohiS seat
ihe day before. The House psuSed the
same resolve 80 to 3 two Wings end one
Democrat. Thsre are ahouta dozen Wings
ia the House. IN. Y. News,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25


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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

An eminent popular writer on POlical
Economy ia England asserts, that iftbo poO4
pie Of that country were 10 be subject Cor
anoisst2snly year e the operation Of lie
prasent lawS, The children 81 thousands now
ia comfortable circumstances would De
beggars. The landed arislocracy, thst
make the laws for Ihat great manufacturing
and commercial nation, tax, themselves 70
the amount Of only about two and One-third
per cent. of The nstiOnal burdens; while
they tear from the SubSiBtehcs Or tax tho
industry Of the people to The amount Of
ninety seven, and Two thirdt per cent?
Hence il arises that the landed interest, or
the few hundred families that form the lex.
islaluro flourish amidst the universal dis
reSs, and year after year and generation
after generation become richer in lend,
houses and stock, AZ the property Of the
other classes diminishes and the labor Of
the poor man BY ell his efforts cannot sup
ply him with food, ThiSis frightul state
Of things truly IN. O. JEFF.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

RosE g. BEANCHE.-Among e many
characters which Eugene Sue, has drawn
with mastery hand 10 bic late, but far
famed novel, the Wandering Jew, those
lovely persOni6ca,iOps Of youth, beauty and
Innocence, Rose & Blanchs, cannot fail to
have attracted The attention, and enlisted
the sympathy Of every reader. It's stated
that the models from which they are drawn
are now in Washington City. The follow
ing is from an exchange PaPe
SMn. Niles French lady, wife Of Or.
Miles 81 Massachusetts,, and mOlher-in-laT
10 s celebrated French author, Eugene
SUI, il a, present in Washiugion She hes
Two daughteu-twins, young aRd pleasing
girls. Of most amiahls characters, and re-
sembliog each olheE IN sPPeeranoe mos
remarkably. These girls ars % lglna'i
from which Sue drew BE chafaesefs Rose
md Blanche, in The Wandering Jew. Ihi'
circumstances renders iAoie little girls
scarcely twelve years cd, objects OF grsai
admiration"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT.

OREGON QUEsrIoN III iS stated thai
more speeches hsYe been made upon this
question, than upon any other that has sv-
o. been agitated in the Congress Of the
United States.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
LOVE UNsOUGHT.

They tell NE hat / must not love,
That hot wilt spurn the free
And UnbOught iehdernessthat gives
Us hidden wealth to thee
Il may be 90 / heed i not.
Ner would | change my blissfal LOT,
When thus lam allowed 10 make
Ny heart . bankrupt for thy sake.
TheyteIl me when the leeting charm
OF novelty is Ger,
Thou,k turn away with careless brow,
And think Of me no more
L may be 80 enough FOR ne
If sunny skies still smile Ger thee,
Or / can trace. when thou art far,
Thy pathway like 8 disiani star
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

The receipts into The United states
Tressury Cor lie qusttor ending december
81. 1876, were S4,99S, zoos The sxPsnoi.
Iures ,7OsslOs Including s435 ,O5S m
isresl On the publc deti, Sls, 800 redemP-
ion Of loan, sod $40 on aTsdsmPtoa y
treasury noles.
IRE amount Of Uoiled States Treasury
ao,s- ou,r,anding O1 the l4th insi.i Wa'
$500 BIS SO.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

0rJohn Russ, Chief Of the Cherokee
Nauou, as been elected honorary member
Of the Pennsy IvAnia Historical Society.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
MELANCHOLY oCoURRENcE.-A young
lady, Miss Caroline Goodman, wssEecent
" killed % Mablle BY lightning

TNCENDIAalEs AT VIoKsBURG. The
Yicksburg lnteIligsncer states that, thai
CITY infested with incendiafies, and Gale
upon abe citizens, and city authorities to
waicb Tor them and guard against their evil
designs.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

GREAT INvRNTIoN! 1t is stated that a
Mr, Patton Of Virginia, has invented q
steam balloon, and offers TO convey with il
despatch TO Orego0 ina few hours!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
yOI. II. No. 20.

U. s. SENATOR. The following gontls-
men have been named 90 candidates for
u. s. Senior Gov. Mouton, Gen. Walker,
Geo. EusGs, Hon. ] SlIdell, Hon. r. @.
Nicholas, and J. r. Grymss, ESQ. We
consider this latter named gentleman, for
his distinguished taleBts eminebtly fitted Cor
the office Of U. s. SehstOr.--N. o. Times.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

The roasoa Why dancing iS 90 popular 70
Tia, i 10 said to Be like new milk--ii siren
gihens The calves."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

An INsIEuAFIoN.--A prinleT's money
(says he Alton Dsmo aiic Unioa) may
commonly be found securely aeHad away
il bic subscIibsTi Pockei1.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

A young fop, about starting % . sleam-
boat, proposed 10 purchase a life PFeSeFveF.
~Oh, you'll not wa0l ]" suggested the
clsrk-"bags Of wind won sinh"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

There Is q womanin Cincinnati WHO'S 80
modest sbe viii not carry . watch in Der
bosom, because It has hands" She must
b oas sf tie d.0pdetd srF
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

n X 81 LIE ne " w y ~ =
Charter Oak Charter Oak
Tell us thy tale,
Ofthe years that have fled,
Like the leaves on the gale;
For thou bear'st brave ANIMAL
On brown root and stem,
And thy heart was the casket
For liberty's geml
Speak out in Thy wisdom,
Oracular tree,
An we aud our children,
Will listen to thee;
For the lore Of the aged
Is dear on our eyes,
And thYleaves and thine acorns
As relics we prize
/ see them-they come,
The lost ages OF cd,
The sires 81 our nation,
True hearted and bold;
The axe Of the woOdman
Rings sharp through the glade,
And the tired Indian hunter
Reclines in the shad
1 see them they come,
The gray iaiher are there,
Who won 'front.' Tie forest
This heritage airl
With their high trust in Heaven,
AS they suder'd or TOLD,
Both the storm and the tyrant
Unblenchipg, they fold!
Charter Oak / Charter Oakl
Ancient and fai
Thou did'st guard Of our freedom
The rldiment rare
So a crown Of green leaves
Be thy gifl from The skies
With the love Of the brave
And the thanks Of the wise
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT

IBFUBLEsHEU n = Y n I Y 2 Z
d. W.. JONES y +. BARKSDALE,
m Main Street, Yazoo City--over the Store
SrR WALLAcs & Coat Three dollars year,
~ - .DvA Nce-or fonF dollars, if paid within
month from the time 81 subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

apsi, Revolution Of IsS0-by g. Toshmslsn
Esq. Jaauary unnbsf 81 The DsnooFau' ne
FisH.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

this grace: " For what am goingslO re-
ceivs the Lord make melruIy thankful"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

A solder iuIt bslOrS the haitls Of Fonis'
COY, hsrg fagoIt0a bic Pfsy er'' rsPsa's'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
P0@W@Ys
THE CHARTER OAK.

By KRIS. L. Il. SIC Quincy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
SAINT LOUIS:


n !. DOYLE5
Importer of on Wins and E;daors, &ssts,
80. Ffwifs, &c., &cs
Ne. ~ Watr Il, ST.. Lows, Mo. Cup ssairs.
HAS full supply, and y constantly in rs-
II CERT Of the following articles, which he
offers low to tia trade--vias
ss MEDER SWAN GIN,
direct from the 1mportsr, sehnehstdt : ravrs,
New Yofk-also; Pine Apple. From E. sss-
ven's Sons, N. York; both warranted pure.
Braady-Old Otafd, Dstrsy I Co., Alex.
Seignette, United Proprietors, Fnet, Castilioa
4 CO. Old Champagne, and New YORK let s.d
Psaea grs.dy--very superior.
.APps Bsssdy-- do d.
Rsm--St. Cook and Jamaica pure n. o. md
N. f. Rum. ~.
Wklksy-Irish, Scotch, Old Mcaene.h>ls.
and Bourbon, Rectifed and Raw.
!; Port-London dock, single md triple craps.
pure juice, and burgundy.
SAery-Old Ham and Cortez, Pale and brown.
Madeira-- Old East India, Woad Hoaas, Aalna
sey, Cette, Pico, and London particular.
Mdiaya-Sweet and dry.
Campdyse-No !. Napolesn, Heidsiek, and
Cliqnot.
Cadsst--in casks and bottles, approved brands.
Losdon Porter asd brown Sost--Byass' best;
also Scotch Ale.
Cisd1s-Regalla dndptineips, .epro,edbnaAs.
Domcsiic Liqwors--Ot an kinds
DemyohHs-=Of all sizes.
Olive Oii--90 bxs. on onsignnient fhrsals low.
N. B. Achoice assortment Of Old Wines and
Liquors IN bottles, constantly on hand. and With
which the trade will be supplied on most liberal
terms.
April 4 '46-6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23

January %, per Barque Hannah Sprasue, ftay
JosT boxes, trunks and bags, merchandise. 80
February 9Th, per ship Akmaar. eiehfy-oss
disc.
February n, per ship Deucalion, one hsndysd
snd three cases, boxes, bales, crates, casks and
bundles Of merchandise. ~,
With the addition Of these shipments to our
former stock, and our arrangements to receive
new goods monthly, and as much oftener = &C.
casion may require, we are prepared TO do !
WHOLESALE BUSINESS M
70 almost any EXTENT in all kinds Of Foreigs aad
DRY GOODS; @
Boots and shoes, hats and caps, china and queens
ware, and all kinds Of - - -
o. IL "@ HHR H"~~
cutlery, hard and glass ware and castings, xias,
and nails, cap, letter and wrapping paper,
WINES IND LIQUORS;
cigsrs and pipes, Virginia honey dew, Kentucky
and Missouri chewing
u b acc O.;
Indigo and madden. blank books and states. ma.
nilla twine, bedcords aud rope, bar and cake
soap Of All descriptions, cotton yarn. salt and
J, .F.aR.ulaGs UTENSILS &c. &c.
But fosa more particular description Of ouI
extensive ,f.d magnificent stock Of goods, we beg
leave 20 reter our friends and the public, 10 onI
numerous advertisements ia the other columns
Of this paper. All Of which we are ready 10 ex.
change for ai'9as3 -agpafai sa.l.A
PRODUCE OR CASH,
on little better terms than can be had elsewhere,
at any tate, "no hve man" shall undersel us, on
average prices, s5eei .rafee
Wholesale or. Retails
To the Ladies, We would say, they have been
well cared Tor IN the selection and purchase 81
our Spring Stock, and we assure thea, . rich and
rare treat watts them, we'll worthy Of their 1t.
tention, at the Fdrmers' Exchange.
. J. S. KIMBALL4 4 CO.
March %, 1876. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
SCOTS HOTEL,
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI.

TINE subscriber has opened house on tina
y corner Of Second and Green streets, n this
city, under the name Of Scott's Hotel, aud has
taken great pains to construct and furnish II IN
a style suitable Tor the comfort of those who
may Be pleased to favor him with call. From
its location (being near the best . eamboat land
ing) the style, construction, and extent OF the
house, together with unrem;tted personal at
tention on his part, hopes to Be enabled 10 give
general satisfaction. WIN. c. SCOTT,
Formerly q Morgan House, Jacksonville, In.
apr q 1886.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
BEEBEE DleOTHERS,

BEEBEE BHROTHERS,
FORWARDING + COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. "a, Water street, ST. LOUIS, NO.
A RE prepared to make liberal cash advances
N on produce placed in their hands, either for
sale at St. LOFTS, for shipment to their CORES.
ponfents in the Southern or Atlantic cities.
Atso-Are prepared to contract freights to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and Boston,
via Pittsburgh. Pa. Canal and Rail Road, thro'
D.. Leech & Cos old established line, giving
bills Of lAding for merchandise or prodoce, 10
either the above named cities, At specified rates.
No charge made at Pittsburgh for commission.
storage, or for advancing freight.
lso-Agents for Grifith's Western Line, via
Cincinnati, Erie and Wabash Canal, and the
Lakes for the transportation of merchandise and
Produce to any Of the easter markets.
Also-Agents for Thayer l. Co.'S Forwarding
Warehouse, opposite New Orleans. Merchan-
disc and produce transmit.e ed through these
warehouses, can secure low ifeights, and no de-
lays. Storage, drayage, and exposure obvisted.
Kena,cha Salt .dgency.-A constant receipt,
direct from the Works; and are prepared to sup.
ply the trade at al times at the lowest market
rates. s ste
Domingo Fire Prscf Safes.-Assorted sizes
ct manufacturers prices, adding transpo, tation
apr II 46-ly BEEbEE BROTHERS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
COllecting Agency.

MILLICAN CLARK, IF Burliakton, Iowa.
M wsnsd respectfully inform. Proprietors D,
newspapers and Mer,haats, Ia iowa md broad
that % will attend 70 collectiaE demands doe
from Persons u yspart OF this Territory. Hav.
ing for along hMe been arcustomed TO the b.
= aess. and from his excessive aeqsaissssce IL
the Territory. he i fully prerared to give promp,
70 his cAts
!. !. All demands from absoads addressed ID IN 4,
bur',ngfon. lows will aest pronsps ansa,ioS.
kes.reacss may b. had BY teferring 10 shs
Post Master. or any u the 81 aAis city
Burlington. Nav 8, s4s--tf - -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
Extensive Auction sale:

Extensive Auction sale:
CTOCK Of Queenswsre, China, Glass, Edge
~ Tools, side and solar lamps, waters in sets
and separate, casters of various descriptions,
wall paper, AID great many useful articles in
housekeeping, At Auction. We win sell at
Auction; at the
CHM and H4ARDKaRE xE0RE;
ssJenerscn street, opposite the BAaaEr HousE,
esreat variety Of goods adapted TO House build
* and House keeping.
The fourth sale will be on Saturday the 23d
inst, at 10 orc ock, when some very fine goods
will be 80 and will be Continued twice week
Wednesday and Saturday--during Court
weeks. The goods will be arranged in lots to
sait families and dealers, and be ready for exam
nation The day previous.
N. As the stock must be sold without
reserve, rare opportunity is offered for obtain
ing goods at great sacrifices. - -
Four months credit will be given. Ladies are
particularly invited TO attend
ANDERSON 4 CAMERON.
burlington, may q 40 AuctioneerS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
si.4agsa 0-AH REA~ sHi
Oh AIR AND CABINET
w AZ JR iN isI % T7SRo

BY IS-64C DEWEIN,
Washington street, between Main end Water
streets. near G. w. Bodemann's Drug Store.
Having carried on the business Of Cabine
ware and Chair manufacturing for Eve years in
Burlington, the subscriber takes this occasion
to inform his old customers and the public. that
ne Is still carrying on the above business IN All
its various branches at the above mentioned 10.
cality. 7a4-s1aa FNsf ais
He win constantly keep On hand general a.
sortment Of all kinds of
GARNET MARE, !
Including Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bed
steods Of all descriptions, Clothes Presses,
&C., &c. Also; 5aasas4 ~ s@ss- WI asas w. Il
- ~ - II 10 80
OF every description, including Arm, Parlo,..
ana all kinds of common Chairs.
The subscriber constantly keeps good stock
Of materials on hand, and will be ready 10 Al.
al ! orders with promptness and despatch, arid At
..7 N ta,i LOWER RATES assiA
than =! can Dc had at any other, establishment in
N. B. Bureau knobs and store dra wer kndt,
kept constantly on hand aud for, sale chesn
s.. The subscriber would also tender his sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage OF his Ola en-.
TONERS, and solicit a'continuance os their .f.yor.
". 49, 5sl,. ISAAC sDEWEIN.