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ehers independent of its position in the calendar There
such variety Of interests involved In that act such
complete abandonment Of all party in egislang upon
II. that have great doubts of any alterations being
made in the act il stands. There could not be
more unfavoabe period chosen for any changes parti
calarly when those changes tend to reduction Ia the
average rate of duty than the present When larger
revenue than usual is required the standard
mast be higher than usual and what would be revenue
point in time of peace when the expenditures Of the
government were only Of an ordinary cha er, would
not be in time ofwar when the expenses ofthe govern
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HOWES h CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCIIS


THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
the United States eomprising l5o Men and HOSES.
luirng Carriages the Performers wardrobe
siean The company has attached Eight Female
quesans among whom 10 the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently rived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
vnd the charming ndipee with which she chains her audi
render this gifted and srtise the lead
ing feature Of the this The Proprieors
fer the public the brilliant description the
newspapers of the aordnay and daring perform
ed by this distinguished artife Ameng the novelties which
the Proprieton offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND G!ANTESS.
Randall weighs l32 lbs Mrs Randall the
santess in the world They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary feats OF
strength and agility, and will ride in horse The
anmens will comprise II Acts of Gym
nastic EXERCISE Classic ps2 and hqm9rous stepieees
NIXON, and the unapiroachable Clown, DAN RICE.
der the Napoleon OF the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats on
Horseback the exaoFdinary Witnessed yuve
nile Act of Hor,enanshp by Master Nixon. Olympic EIef
Tambisr, Mr. cARTE Fesss By Mr. Cpie:
Dogs, Hector and Billy; The SWISS BROTHERS, in
sss of fSqSa: fo:taa NJ. swfs 81
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Astrological and
brilliant, Act OF " Frueies Of Proteu.:" Mr.. G. Howes in
Slack Rope Evoutions Mr. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF others: The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
the world
This unnysled of Equestrian. will perform IN the
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
my3i III
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TWENrY-NiNTH CON GRESs.
In senate.

PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. BREssEs land bill was then taken up. We have
already given in f but TO refresh the readers
ory will simply state that provides TO divide the
public lands into FIVE classes Lands which have been
in the market for five years less to be sold at the
maximum of 81 o5-over five years and not exceeding
ten, at 81 per ten years and not exceeding
fifteen, at rs cents per fifteen years and not
exceeding twenty, at so cents per ocrc-ovcr twenty
which have been in market over thirty years, to be
ceded to the States in which they lie.
MIR DAYTON moved to amend by introducing sixth
class at 1914 cents per acre In lieu Of the utmss sur
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N On Monday, Doth ult., of consumption Mr. RopERr H.
LLOYD, lawyer, of this city, native of Wales aged IS
years.
On Tuesday, June 30th, MARY ANN ROBERTSON wife
OF Thomas Robertson, in the 37th year other age
The friends of the family respectfully invited at
tend her funeral from her late residence No "A Beach
her remains will be taken TO the Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday morning, June 30th, JAMES D. HAYES,
native of Bullevard, county of Cork, Ireland.
His friends and acquantances requested attend
his funeral this afternoon at Al o'clock also the
member of No. A. from his late residence No 22 Centre
street.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
FURNITURE &c This Day at 10 o'clock, at Ann ST.,
Bureaus high post French Bedstead Sofas mahogany
and maple Chairs excellent rockers Lounge Psuofore
tomans, Carpets of Knives and Forks excellent Also
straw PsiIisses Wash Stands two mi
neral show cases open Book Cases Map Racks Kneeng
Beaches, Kitchen Furniture. &c .
jy1 Tier JOHN SNlFFEN, Auc'r
PUBLIC SALE OF STOKES AT THE NAVY
YARD.
THERE viii be sold sS On Monday 9Th Jply Z Maths u
PROVISIONS
sbarrels Beef 66oI pounds Bread
20 do Fork lyk do Cocoa
IS 1916 do Flour 56h do Cheese
1864 pounds Rice 20 gallons Beans
292 do Raisins Isl Bread Bags
CLOTHING
blue Pea Jackets asa pair Pumps
1875 DO NM ssas 40 do ,sSo T.0"'s' and Pan
81 do Cloth TIowsers 3s3ls yards Blue Cloth
do Flannel Shirts 22i4 do do Flannel
white do drawers i7s do punvaee
do kersey do Duck Trousers
80 pair Yarn Socks Summer Cloth Jackets
l6 do do Stockings Brown Linen do
20 black silk Hdkfs 2252 dozen Eagle Jacket But
Mattresses tons
1oi pair Shoes
32lS pounds Beeswax IS Iron Spoons
ia boxes Backing i6l pounds Tobacco
coarse Combs III do Sewing Silk
10 Jack l Knives seS" 70 do Grass, for mats
81 boxes Mustard IL pair Suspenders
1925 Needles Stocks tbombazine and
~ boxes Pepper satin)
IS la Pots 81 Tin Pans
7psir Scissors $40 pair woollen Mtens
Navy Agents Office, New York, June 2eth, 1876.
(Signed,) PROSPER Nj WETMORE,
je29 iteod ism Navy Agent.
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BILLlARDS IMPKOVEn

OIlS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
pupc that he has returned his old avorite quarters
ibs Wps.p Rooms entrance ~ Ann street adjoining
liable. hve been in perfect order The Tables are
slate Maro,r and Iron with Air. India Rubber and Cloth
CUSHIONS will no doubt suit European and all great
gsXss beng ne best u thi Larger balls for
NB-Bsssfords new style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather best in the citv fine B;jI,spd
'or s"c' my20 Inn N
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BILLIARDS.

A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (ate Empire , in Bar.
"A clay street, near the Aston MICHAEL long
known 10 the billiard playing portion Of the city respectfully
Informs hrs friends, patrons, aud billiard players general
that he has taken the above large airy and wekDown esab
WHO'RE they will ind IN hst rate order Nine Of the
best Billiard Tables in The CITY, with good attendance He
parties wishing to play by themselves have table in
room to themselves BY applying the bar Gentlemen will
vnv6 lmsr MICHAEL PJJFJEN
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RIRD CAGE MANDATORY l36 Spring street DC
- tween Wooster aud Laurens street.-The subscriber
he keeps constantly on baud large supply Of fancy and
dsr and Willow Ware Brushes, Baskets Mats aud general
assoment Of articles usually kept Wooden Ware Store
whore KELLY ieia ns
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EYNO MARRIED LADIES' Sccre. Worth Knowing
Apply FOR further particulars TO Dr. CHI T. MONTEL
post ofncs No Iesr taken from the Once unlsss they
lie post raid saimsrs
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The ALBANIA.
~ ID L. M = ~ ~

GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY
nURING THIS WHOLE WEEK the splendid Mecha-
- mica Cabinet of O. Tetz with the Duck of Vaucauson
dancing Lady and War Elephant will be opened
~ aernooa during the week o'clock until 5-and every
Ev ening from until 10 O'Clock.
On Fourth July, performances from in the morning until
II night je2a lwissrrc
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A CARD.
VvNO THE PUBLIC-Havmg been advised by many of my
friends TO take farewell benefit previous leaving
New York am Undue ed to Thursday July I'd
that purpose when With Of
Ct marvel trust TO- be enabled afford qualification
than any preceding occasion
Grateful for the of kindness have already eYpe
rienced and the liberal patronage proered present
occasion,
remain the public's obt sery't,
HERR ALEXANDER.
Pamo's Opera House, July LIST. 1916. jyf itsr
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WANTED,
FEW active Young Men 10 go South Wet, o
"A Agents for the sale of and popular Publications.
$500 and above their will
writing with opportunity of clearing 81 900
Some men now in employ will no doubt make
81 900 clear of all Each will have his
Sas n $50 70 "taS good sfna ou AppIw ~ ERENtHs
Publishing Hail. 293 Broadway up stairs Office Of the Flag
of Union. All letters must be paid. myi6 lmsrc
DURE WATER-sTONE'S IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water El1ers.These filters not only clarity but purify
yesting Of all purd vegetable and animal anmalcu
la &c The terng properties ofhis
that mpregnaed with SOAP tobacco &C., &c. is
rendered perfectly tsseles odor and os bright ehsta
and Brothers Croton Plumbing 800 Broadway
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A SITUATION bv young woman as Cook in private
"A family The best of city references may be had
plying at i67 West Broadway. jyI 2tsr
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WIGS AND TOUPEES.

|DATCHELORS new invented Wigs and Scajps rn,ds Of
the hnest natural curl HAIR and adapted IN the easy
TO the peculiar style Of each individual They are
at.rey anew mventon doing away with 81 the xarous
dcnlues so long egperenced by those who wear wis
The public are invited TO Inspect large and selected
took containing variety e size and cvor they will
hen be able to Judge the effect. -
VIM BACHELOR, inventor aid onIv manufacturer q
NsiI street near Broadway Renewed from l65 Broadway.
\ Please 70 cow the address je28 iw@m
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z A l. M O'S OPER HOU s E.
CHAMBERS STREET

-~rur . :, -, Ut, =, Lt1ftVoT, JOIi T. y
Last Night but Three-Entirey and Philosophical
Illusions.
First night of the celebrated Hindosan Wonder OF Asia
the Magic Vase OF Fishes together with Of
traordnary scientific feats in Chemistry, Pncumatcs Optics,
and Natural Magic.
Tickets 80 cents--Children under ten, half price,
Doors open at 7-Performance commence o'clock.
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ p. NJ, where seats may
be secured Private Boxes, to admit four persons 81
trc
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KHE lease Of the Bowling Saloon No $50 Broadway con-
sstne Of four Alleys. Fixtures. Bar. Tas'es Csrpe,s
Furniture &c complete for such establishments and
|sntal OF si3o per annum.
The premises rented for short time At tho rate
For q hsr pacus,s ssro the properly, &c., enquire ct
PORTER s M'MABoN, Artys at Law, &C.,
je5 tw*r No CITY II Ill Place or IN Csr,rs,.,
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INSTRUCTION given on tao Piano two dollars per
month, by person who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies wishing otake lessons will please
address note TO Music at the Herald Office
fe2R lAiss
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ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be re-
ceiyed at the Office Of the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence
hroad Company i'm this city from the 18th 9th Of June
next TOT the Grading Masonry and Bridging OF division
NILS rive5 in NORTH Ysrmouth distance Of about Ii miles
fians fgoes aud Specifications will be exhibited
iaid, on aud after the nth Of June. "
Persons offering TO contract for the work. are unknown
te unoersgned or to the directors will be required to
and ability. - ~ s'~'"e'e'
uIther extension Of the road, embracing distance of
some necn or additional miles will Be prepared for
ana put under contract sbcpt the first August next
WIN. r. PREBLE President:
Portland, Ne, May 49, s1s. .'' o"'' mvW IN,
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DAGUERREOTYPE PLATES.
1000 EMRE from different
known Star brand just received.
Also Morocco Cases. Stamped Frames, &c.
Also Steel Beads Bag Clasps Steel and Jet Buttons &c.
&C., and for sale ty EDWARD HEN,
Importer Of French and German Goods,
je22 lwsr 10 and ~ Liberty street
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T IL + A M A. ION
WIGS.


~ ENTLEMENS Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
greatest improvement in the manufacture Of Wigs and
scalps and the subscriber happy in being the first intro
any height, point "a wig making before attained
They composed of yentating gossamer They
fit on the head by mechanical entirely they
are put on moment They Immediately adapt themselves
the and become
living man. Copy the address.
K. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
Je26 1w~rc Globe Hotel. under Iudson's Hotel.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
THINE GOOSE

TURKEYS are the general market standart
for tt'aHkSEivingda day, but sometimes a caose
Is preferred. IN . ncighborir9 citv a con
~ttcfoa3 was attracted by the sight T.. q
piu'aP, extra sized, well cleaned goose.
"isita young one?'' saidh to q bonny.
rosy checked lass.
Yes sir, indccdit IS" was the ready re-
ply.
land how much 90 you want f5rit?'
"A dollar, sir"
"Thatis too much, think; say 81 l-2 cts,
and here's your money"
"Ncl!, sir, as | would Ike to get you f.
a steady customer, take it away"
The goose vas taken home and roasted;
but it was found difficult to carve, and
when cut UP, 50 tough as to be UNBEATABLE.
The gentleman went to market again, on
tie following days as usual, and there met
his fair poultcrcr.
odd you tell me that goose was young,
winch I bought Of you"
"Yes sir, ! did, and it was. Don't you
call me ayoung woman! am only nine
"YesI do
"Well, | have heard mother say, many a
tlatit was nearly six weeks younger
ne"
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14

establishment of his mother in a home 2.
|bove want-in the possession Of ever,
comfort she could desire. His brother:
next were his care. and ike Napoleon, be
had = strong arm with whichto aid him
III 'HtomitabIe perseverance that nothing
could successfully obstruct. In a few years
toe, with his sisters, were inde pend
emf Of tie World-the one barefooted boy
was IL possession Of aGlucnce. surrounded
by o young and aaectionate family.
iicdtd not stop here. He was the friend
OF Tie irlendicss, the patron OF merit, the
eneourager Of industry. lie rose in honor
and Office, until the poor barefooted boy,
who entered the printing Office at Harris
burg, hungry and weary, laid down his bun
on a Pile If wet paper, and asked to be
come 4 nr,n,cI's apprentice, was elected
senator = Congress, That man is Gen.
Simon Cameron, Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
/ DEMOCRAT
o. Louisiana.

"7ne BarCGolrI Printer Roy,"-The
Pittsburgh Ariel, undcrthis caption, gives
u snort history Of a distinguished citizen o
Pennsylvania, as follows:
eTh;rtvvcars 400, a barefooted boy float
led downt IL, Susaucaanna river on an hum
bic raf., aaI arrived ct lIarr'Sbnrr, Pa
lie came iron the north, and bei". -"dtoa
large family, win al! his worldly goods tied
in a little pocket handkerchief, he So"g"t
and obtained employment IN g printing Oh
fec ae an apprentice. From an apprentice
TO 4 journryman, from . iourneymaH |" a re-
~oorter, then editor, the hareiooted printer
boy worked his way againSt obstacles
which the struggling poor only know. The
Perserering foiiowerin FranEiin,s footsteps
began to realize the fruits Of his penltent
toll and priyation. The young aSplrant
Printer Of the State, and by frugal
management was soon enabled to accom-
pl,sh The object dearest TO his hcart-thc'
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14

lhey are of the same complexion with MIR.
H~anncgan's, there will be no fn ther nego-
~tiatton, save attic lannon's mouth. But .
presume that Dir. Folks course will be GOV
crned very much by the views Of Congress
On this subject, and 50 far as the Senate is
concerned, II is very well understood that
the extreme views of Mr.. Hannegan, as ex-
pressed in his resolution, will find no favor
with them.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
ICorrcspondcncc Of tie BaItimore sun.


[Co.rcspondcncc Of the Baltimore sun.
Wasulycre~, Jan. 30th, 1916,
Though . great number Of Tue members
o. the House arc still DESTROYS OF speaking
ca the Oregon question, The disposition 10
listen to speeches has ceased. The orators
now declaim {, many empty scate, and al
mos, a confusion OF voices, laughter, loud
conversation and general commotion, which
render their remarks utterly inaudibic.
The House Is evidently reluctant 70 come
up to the mark and vote for or against the
proposed notice. Itis evident that thc no
tee is now regarded in a Different light, by
many, from what twas q. the beginning Of
the session whcnit was supposed that tie
House would carry it with a rush.
Among the rUmors prcya!cntherc, foF a
day or two, is orc that Mr.. Pakcnham has
given assurances 10 some of the Senators
that Grcat Britain wiIlofcr a conciliatory
proposition. 1t has been supposed, too,
thatthe President had become disposed to
accept any reasonable proposition. But
this IS denledb by Mr.. flanagan, and the at
mon asserts thathe is true to his formerpo-
sitlon. MIR. Hanncgan, it is said has been
micli with the President of late, and it is
probable that he knows his views: and if
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
LINCOLN MOVING.

Pursuant 10 hubble uc.icc = I7-ra m.ftinrr O
dhe democrat, OF Lincoln. assembled at Troy, CT
IAfaa1.v.f1s 9th DIV Of February. r,L. Isl IA,
I,r fl. CT, .oc-,.l wa.ncn' motion # ),
IAIurra-. I.!.a, Ergar WIS called 10 tie cl.ir.
and on motion of |. i. wel,h. Solomon r. aloz-
.r.v was chosen Secretary. The chairman then
on /. :. W,I.b. ESQ 70 e~yplain tn. OBJ
i..t Of tAr ncetino. Mr.. Nelch briefly e~xplain-
Ell tie chico, +, l,t 10 adont some plan for the nom
.....a = can4j,.t,> 70 fiji the difTeren: county Of
= of, ,~a:.b .;- 1--WE so.;S ~f.c,i,n 70 al: and also
h, r,..l ~ g..-.,s 90 F. c,ry,n,;.n ,o nominate
c...5. e. s, H.. >,.tc c,r.te 2 il, q con-
-.s~.i.~,iH.;,,. ,.,,r,t.or How t,rov,.d
h, rr. -....rL. from J. ,Inrr,r
A,.;r r,. ,n,n n.lc lv Ionr Hcrder-
so, ,t.t -. r.cG,, ur,c,,i to ,!e,t > inlivisn-
.,s from .,,l r,,.,sbin -, co,,r .itrc T., draft
,tr. on, -,.,i.,:,rs rc ~ tho
D.. ....,;,. III, ,r,.;o, vos ca-r;,l
L. b.~...-, go. f,r~r,,,.irr ,..r,f,,,r were .y.-
f,,I, r.n.i .u. c~l.,..,:
:. :. AiarEav 2.IJ John J,nr...s. In 8u.tJrI.
C,r.. Wm. ,-a-.r.uG Seymour DAVIS, r.. fer
G.lsz.
Clsr,,s Ferry ani Josc0h ". sitton. for I1nr-
riea9e,
C4pt. Wm. S!,ton ar VIM. Betty Coz Non.
roe.
&. james brow" and s. r. MoAcy. tr WAIVER
y,
Milton Sanford and Nixon Palmer, for Union.
During the absence OF the The meet
inE WIS addressed at cois''fr' ie iensh' oy L..
.lta IA OF jefferson 'i'y' =. l. MINOR ''
'ih'' ana 'ohii d. il'l''cfSon.
After" prolrA'leH absence '"e 'o''''.''ee r.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14


no title 10 ai,v portion Of Oregon; but for the
,ecGv adiustme,et OF the question Of title raised
by her with cur GOV, >rnnent we think thatthe no.
tee to terminate what has ieen erronsouSiy called
the treaty of joint OCCUPANCY should Immediately
be given.
hcsoived, That tins meeting reccn-ciend fotle
democrats of every township in the c'uh'y 10
hold township meetings on the Isl Saturd; I'D
March in order that the voice of each township
MAJ be heard in favor of these whom it wishes
to p%refert to office; and that notice of the meetings
be forthwith given.
Resolved, That the meeting for Wexford be held
At Troy, for Clark, at andrew Brow MS, for Mon
roe, al Chain Of Rocks, for Union at Ferdier's,
or Hurricane, at New Hope, and for Wa"erly at
Louisville.
Re,olrcd, Thatthe name of every man who
may Re before the people for a nomination to any
county oGiee snail be narnad before everytownship
meeting, ard he who la, a majority Of the votes
cast for any Office, shall be considered the choice
Of tla. Township fer the Office.
Resolved, That each township elect 3 dele
gates instructed to cary out tie wishes of every
township thus, as a first choice; but iftheir choice
can not receive a nomination, then that the dele
gates be left free 70 act with reference to a End
choice, as circumstances nav require.
Resolved, That the delegates elected by the
different townships assemble at Troy, on the lst
day Of the April Circuit Court, and cast their
votes FOX the choice Of their respective town.
ships.
On motor. cf s. T. Murray, the following res
.@olutions were tlcE rcad and adopted:
.lst. Resolved, That this meeting prefer and
recommend Warrenton, the county seat of War
ren IS tic most suitable place for the Congress
sional district convention, and the LIST day of tie
April Circuit Court as the most suitable time.
2Hd. Resolved, That the Hon. John Jamison,
our former able and faithful representative is the
choice Of this meeting for representatives, Con-
greSs and tina; our deleeatest to the district con-
%vention be instructed to support him as our LIST
choice fer thai honor.
On motion Of Wm. Sitton, Sam1 F. Murray
md L. i. Wclcb, were appointed delegates from
the county and James II. Britton from the Sena-
torial district to the congressional district conven-
ton
On motion Of G. F. Murray. resolved that DR..
+. u. Gilmer, is our lst choice for a seat in the
State Senate, and that OUT delegates be requested
10 urge his nomination.
Resolved, that we appoint
James Brown and 5. r. Moxley, OF Waverly,
Isaac Cannon and John B. Henderson of Bed
ford.
William Miller aniN. B. Dudley, of Clark.
John w. Mckee and William Sitton, Of Mon
roc.
Dr.. William Nicklin and Sitton, of Hurricane.
Milton Sanford, Nixon Palmer, and DR.. Rad
lish. OF [ mon. our delegates to met with ID dele
r.t.s from II. Charles at the house Of Joel Blanks
r,ar the line on the LIST Saturday in April to nomi-
aState Senator.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this Meeting be
,iguei by tie chairman and Secretary, and publish
/ IN, he .34arr." TALBOT BRAGG. Charm.
s. r. MONKEY, Sec,y.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICES hereby given, that the undersign-
~ ed has obtained of the Clerk of the Coun-
" Court of Pike County, letters of Administra-
ton on the estate OF Isaac Keith, de-
ceased, bearing date 18th Feb. 1916.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate. ara regretted 10
them property authenticated will IL one
year from the date OF said letters. or they may be
prccluded from having any benefit OF sail e~st;te,
and if not exhibited within three years. they will
be forever barred.
HENRY A. TROWEE,
GABRIEL :. KEITH.
administrative
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14

The Philadelphia keystone proposes the
following rs the advertisement.
uNorIcr.-Thc partnership heretofore
between John Bull and Brother
Tohrat5ani in the occupation Of the Oregon
TERRITORY will be dissolved twelve months
from Jaic. and the business Of the territory
,r;I hc hcnceforth conducted by Brother
IaI,,oth,u solely on lis W account.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14


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w,,I y - ~ ,~NT " ii
c,.u ~ D'N''
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: 100 o. '"' H''-.' '''.' suppose.
rS '"' '''io'f@' N''.'.' 'ie iah@''.-
i"n f''' 9 liz GU nett ''0i'"If"t q %
'',"!') DC" 1" Tue h'Jesty ana VIII
FN'P'; ""' l i'-'c :" st! maj sue
~" '1' 80 ~ III we" o. SOHO "I 'uf friends
'0 t'''''' "a'' i'''ie are some WHO seem
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Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
DIED,

In Calumet township, on the 9th of Feb.
after a short Illness, Henry Porter, aged
about 40 years.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
TIE MISSOURI RIVER.
it IS sad, Is IN good boating condition.
THE ILLINOIS RIVER

Was, from the las. accounts, navisablc.