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$4,000 worth fresh spring aud sum.
mer Dry Goods.

uer Dry Goods.
At NO g5. MAIN STREET
WE would particularly invite the attention Of
v country frrds public generally u one o. the
argr and urH varied as-ouen b. found CIV when
~ ptas Ourselves Co ecu any other estahshuert
~ Graduated Barge Robes Embroidered Cord N.sr An
otrr SHADED Gafegr complete Hssofus go ~,
90 oEantc Misiiu stye Frsnsb 1tcouets ns styt. Do
hsongts Genit assortmsp, sEs Dafrse shaw whre snb
Capc shavis f'N tats ant Htfnan scaf White Cr,,fef
Nra Roee cesaui whe and cord Enhtoiisrrd Fols white
ared SWss husus. lstfe Frsash Embd Css.
toas and Chmate EubTd Muslin srsvrs harrsns On Lnsn
Camhut va BON i9ic 10 - Noufniur Goedt w Bonn
hafnes aud Ntas, supsf bacs Bnsttss sfped
ess ani asofngs on and ghre snd fawns
ad bafegca aud SITS, pamass rabe Cohs Diapers Nap
sE zen pretty also nd rye Huctahit, and Russia niayer
w Linen Sheeunga heavy undrcrsd hhh Lneus
eheap.
GENTIEMENs COCps.
Super bn Fancy French Cchs aad taansrcs Summer
cassn-res of every rr,de spi at'ormeut Linen prHur
DO IA Ensrd C4shnarstt 90 White
7uncy Coatnrs great vasy Cravs
Hdks Cloves &C.
Ai.o complete q servants CTofng Cafton or
nabsr Rsaehcd and Brown shunss Hs.vy
Lisen Drns Go wARREN a PARIss
myeU No. IS Main "a
EARDEN HoES, RAKES, SPADES sbd FOR x
~ icf sae AZ cost b. J. A. CLARksON 4 co.
No III brosd srcet, shoeko. Hn.
aP0 s,ss q ~ Hand s--
MILES BOOTS. supply OF fiae Boots.
w mao, ~ Niles q son, received ans fof 'asby
sPT JOHN THOMPSON co.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The \ coppored ship, AMERICAN, En-. VIII
HE LiANs master, TO load City Point, without delay.
For freight, -four grain, Apply to
NH At CIIAs. PALMER.
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FOk BREMEN.
,ffe The coppered and copper fastened Ship
MADISON Capt Foster, daily expected City
be dispatched for Bremen about the middle Of
fright Of Tobacco OF Flour, which a APP
Ply to HENRY LUDLAM l. co.
~ Liberal cash advances made consgnments 10 ad-
dfoss Of IRE Bds in Bremen H.. I. A. co
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ETf FOR RENT.-The tenement at present
hf.A occupied by Dr. Jas NeCabe street, shoekee HIN
possession given Let Of April. Terms moderate
ROYAL PARRISH.
NH ~ 60 st..c,
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.ksyA k.NUR LONDON.-A first.class coppered
N Il ship will be City days TO load for
the above port Per freight Of tobacco Gour appyto
ia lO-u CHARLES PALMER
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HenricO County Court, April 6, 1916:
William PeHaIstOH, guardian L. Harms, an iuLt

against
sarah Harris infant years age Mo-by
"oodson, guardian al trm OF said
lam J. Pendieton and Catharne " his wife Joseph
and Charlotte r. N hrs wife Dahuey Eliza D.
his wife, Frederick l. Harms
T. Barrett and Julanna his wife Harms Defs
In Chancery.
On NE motion of the plaintiff this
cause ho-oy Nooson - assigned guardian
deisrdAn sarah L. Harms, az.
yeas . allowed by the Court file
end1ns William Psneleton wife Joseph
Pendeion Ah7 Charlotte r. 81 Dabney
Ez ID his wife Frederick L. Harris
waieh tie Plaintiff rePi"d geneany-and app.ang
nAni- Alexander B Barrett J1Isnna
Harms Residents OF Vrgnis
ns not having entered their appearance and security
aron- to 'he act Of Assembly ard the
ord rec That the said dfenanIs appear day OF
ue 'iy Term next, and the bn OF Plnf
copy OF THIS otd" te forthwith Inserted in published
In h- OF Richmond for SUCCESSFULLY that
other copy be posted the front door Of
ooGnty. A eopy-T,se.
ap I7-W9w LOFTIN N. ELLETT C he
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- desfHptons, In different tited .
fars Creen ChFoHe Grcen Tppefsf oreen Bsn~k Green
Venetian Rid Nefaw Ochrc Prnssian Chsea. RED Rlssk
se. Ready Tor use, and for ale low BY
sPW SAMUEL, :. DOVE, Richmond Va.
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- Il EPERVlOR, n A. FarNell mastcr will n a few
days for the above For
rate accommodations Apply Captain boari
ap 10 RANKIN 4 wHTTI.OCR.
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This cay the plaintiff their Attorney and On their mo-
uon ieaTe them ME amended they
accordingly and theTsupon Mallory
Administrator Of BENJAMIN Page, decd
and reei Of Benjamin Pag, deed
AMENDED hhs and the OF The Plaintiff William o.
ston BY the Court guardian
isndan' who thereuPnn filed their
ard e- Defendants John Page and Elizabeth n
entered Their
hy and the Ruies OF tins Court and appearing
By satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants
monweath ts ordered, That the Page
a ~ his wife ID here May
and the PanIn sorginal
copy &C this order be
IN the Of Richmond sueceyey and that
anothe be Posted font
county. A Copy-Teste:
NH n yvTSSrON r. II
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REMOVAL.
STEPHEN W. MARSH,

1dllU-1 UlCG 1udlluldCLulGII
Formerly No 1863 Washington Street, Boston,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the Musical
IL Public generally, that he has leased of the Stores
under the new and splendid Edifce known as the
Adams House, S71 Washington Street,
AS Ware Room far the sale Of his Pano-Fortes where
he will keep general assortment made in the best man
ner, at wholesale retail, the most favorable terms
And in connection he will keep large and complete stock
of SHEET MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. of
the best quality Also CaAes UmDreias. PArasols- SEN
shades. Dress Bones, &c.
Particular attention will be paid the Sheet Music De-
partmeni, by person OF experience The Catalogue sill
consist OF all the old Standard Publications which dsny
additions of New Publications will be made from all the
Publishers throughout the United States.
Summaries supplied on the most reasonable terms.
All orders from abroad for instruments will be promptly
attended to- Piano Fores and every description Of Musi
cal instruments tuned and repaired Second hand Pianos
taken in exchange for new also to let.
From the long experience Mr. MARSH in his business,
and also of his SALESMAN in the Sheet Music Department.
he hopes by strict atientoH to their business to merit
liberal share of patronage.
Boston, March 2 1886. loft
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Real Estate Market,-37 Wall-st., NY

Axs A MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de-
HM \ scribed Registerwe especially invite the
2Aaenti0n of those who wish to buy Farms, which are
very good and at the time very cheap the follow
ing:
lsContains 225 Of Land of the frat quality in
high stae Of cutvaon fruit of the best kinds with
living streams running through il; good Dwelling House,
three Barns &C., very handsomely situated in Morrisve
the county seat of Madison County N. Y, 20 miles from
Utica. Price $5625.
2d-30O acres in Fairfax Co., Virginia, the banks Of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
We nr1 the late residence Of President Washington
lIi50. 5aH
+ beautiful Firm ISL otet ellen Land with
CT nit, GOOD Buildings an very rably locasd in
hA. n yny CkautauGre Co., N. Y, Will IL sold with farm
ing and sugar making and dairying utensils for 500
II For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, OF the subscribers in New York.
Aug. H. ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

La aREE very beautiful S Farms containing 100
A mac adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co Virginia. These
Farm susceptible OF the productive civilizations by
otwhich has furnished abundant supply
the spot They portion Of the celebrated Gunslon
Estate and will be sold for $3.50 per
One Farm containing l66 of land the first quail
~, in Tioga Co., York with good dwelling Houses
Barns, Sheds &C abundance of choice fruit and
healthy spot any in America This farm, stock, and
farming utensils for $4,000.
Farm containing ll5t of very excellent land very
iavoraby located in Harmony, Chautauque Co., N Y.
There is good dwelling House, Barn. &c. This is pleas
ant heau location, and property with which the pur
chaser cannot fail TO be pleased. One thousand unds of
sugar are made annually on this place. 1t is red with
all the farming dairyng and sugar-makin ensils, for
$l500-two.third of which may interest any
length of time.
II any body wants to purchase .rm, large small,
good Indifferent dear cheap far off, for cash
it, they be accommodated by nqulring of JOHN
MILTON EARLE, Worcester at the Real Estate Mark
81 81 Wall Street, New York. of Hea
Aug. 25. If ARNOLD BUFFUM co.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
SAT,00N

4 TAKE this method to inform my patrons and
4 the public generally that have fitted up SPLENDID
SALOON for the MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
BUSINESS and have engaged the first talents in the conn
try superintend the II my intention to produce
work from this Establishment equal to any coming from
like establishment in New York or Boston and much
lower prices.
merry and Furnishing Articles whch will be sold the
lowest New York rates hfa
TRADERS and MlLLINERS supplied with
the FASHIONS, and all articles this line the
reasonable terms.
share patronage solicited with the that
all work done shall be satisfactory sale.
N. B. All articles ordered for mourning will always
have the earliest attention.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester, April 2. dwtI4
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Worcester Oil Store,

ME Subscribers offer for sale wholesale and retail
assortment OF Reached and .Unbleoched
tall, Winter and Summer SPERM OIL,
selected from the New Bedford market expressly
re,sil tr"ie and warranted to be PURE article.
Fanfes ind Others In Of superior article in.
Veu 10 call and examine the quality and prices OIL sent
70 any part Of tile village free OF charge.
- BARBOUR Il BARKER,
worcester Sept Is. tt DIFF 205 Main St.
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WE have the pleasure ofintroducng to the citizens
" OF WORCESTER and vicinity at the special request
OF several gentlemen in BOSTON who have used it, that
most excellent Medicine which is popularity known
to PHYSICIANS and the public generally in other places
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PAPER WAREH0uSE.

No 9 BURLNG-SLIP, NEW YORK.
GNYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
~ est manufacturers prices very
Of PAPER, comprising every possible variety adapted 10
the wants Of in all sections of the country.
Paper Of all kinds made to order at short notice.
The stock OF Printing Paper unusually large part Of
which is Of very superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand, viz Feltings Wire
Cloth, Fourdrnier Wires Bleaching Powder, Blue Ultra
marin, Irvine, &c. &c. a Hu.T tf aH ,srs
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ging &c Sc purchased for which the highest price In cash
will be paid. dwly Feb II.
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One Hundred Dollars

In addition 70 the above premiums, deposite Of per
cent. on the premiums will be required; and a deposite
note varying at the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums. 70 34i
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK ia Worcester and
the Agents in the and sections of New England,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvania, and Ohio
saa a CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, July 8, le45. at
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Take Notice.

III PERSONS who are indebted to me are hereby In
formed mar their accounts are made of and ready for
settlement and they will also please to lake notice that
ihey must De Paid before the 10th Of February.
worcester Jan.Lt dwSu JOHN u, NYMAN
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq., Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies Of Assurance
on the first ofJune on from Is to so years. and in
amounts from 800 to $4,000.
Premiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars
Annual pnU1nents y Annual pa7z97 eofe E =
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New Drug Store.

Whitwell's Temperance Bitters.
THE best remedy in the world for Jaundice Indigestion,
Worms, Costiveness Want OF Appetite, Dyspepsia,
&c &c This article ranks fat above all Others in the New
England States, the best cheapest and most Pheasant
article known The proprietor confidently recommends
10 all of Weakness, Nervous Complaints and espe
caly rs remedy for that disagreeable drowsness which
most people feel the approach and during the connu
aucO OF warm " Gather. IL is now known as the
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
for the above. Give II trial and you will
any other being fully convinced by experience of its real
merits
GF Sold in pint bottles at 25 cts each-S2 per dozen
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
You cannot make better Investment OF your money,
aud one more to the satisfaction oyour customers than by
purchasing supply Of this popular article.
sold in Worcester by Green Co., J. Coe, and Sawyer
Nortoni J. G. Thurston, Lancaster; G. H. Colburn,
Leomnser; Lane & Thayer, Filchhurg Animation T. Per-
kins, FzwiIliam. ]. GEORGE WHlTWELL,
April l. an Proprietor, BosToN,
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

TERMS
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum or Seventy five Cents per quarter paid strictly
in advance.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter if
not paid IN advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
Is published weekly at the came office Terms-S1,7 rs in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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JEWETT s PRESCOTT,

JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
No. fremont ROw,-BOSTON,
HAVE just received above their Spring Stock of
IL SHAWI.S and SILK GOODS, which far surpasses in
variety and richness of Styles any offered
in one Establishment in this Country. ga
Our enlarged and unrivaled facilities have secured
this season. in advance of all Others, Duplicates Of the
PARIS and LONDON STYLES OF
SILK GOODS AND SHAWLS,
entirely different any be found any other esia
lishment in this city. We have
200 New Cashmere Long Shawls
in White, Blue Green Black, Scarlet and Mode Centres
with splendid BORDERS, at prices varying from
Fifteen to Tsoo Hundred Dollars each.
500 CASHMERE SQUARE SHAWLS
in all the above Color and elegant Designs Prices
from Ten TO Fifteen DOrs each Two of superb
French Cashmere Square ShG,cls,
at prices varying from so to Is Dollars,
20 Cartons of Terkerri and Printed CASH
MERE sIAWLS in brilliant colOrs and styles of every
description
Also, 500 Cartons embracing full assortment
of Brocha and Imitation Cashmere SHAWLS.
Plain and Embroidered Thibeis Black Ottoman, Taffeta
and Fancy Colered
SILK sHAWLs
Red and Black MERINO SHAWLS, of all
qualities with hundred ether kinds of Low Priced and
Expensive shawls.
DRESS SILKS.
We shall not attempt TO give the names of our NEW
SILKS but will simply state tina. have just opened
variety embracing H'.l
RICH CHANGEABLE SILKS,
in two three aud four colors with and without strpesi
ARMUREs and eros DE MEssINEs in every shade
and quality; PEKIN and BROCADE SILKS, in elegant
STYLES rare selection Of Black and Blue Black SILKS
and sATINs; WHITE SILKS and SATiNS, in every
quality In comprises every style Of
SILK GOODS
That can be for Dresses the prices varying from
s7I cents to So per yard. Our CHOICE SILKS are
invariably Three patrs and Full One Yard Wide being
manufactured to order in those widths expressly for our
Sales. ahtn f4Hs
As usual we have a full assortment Of seN
BOMBAZINES, ALPACCAS, VELVETS,l
in all the different qualities and width and at very Low
-I' AS .JEWETTsS 8, PRESCOTT,
rn. No. i fremont Row, BOSTON, y
swlJ Nearly opposite TIE heal Of HSHopsr 81
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
State Street ROSTON

SIdIU SLI6UIs ABOo AONs
"A n NHE Proprietor OF this central and commodiOus
<mTEA ! establishment begs leave 10 return his special
lsA acknowledgements the travelling public for their
very liberal patronage and hopes by strict attention the
accommodation and comfort of his guests make them
feel his house is the TRAVELLERS HOME, and thereby
merit a continuance of their favors.
The very admirable location Of this Hotel being in the
EXCHANGE BUILDING, near the Banks and in the very
centre business and amusement all conspire make it
the desirable stopping place for business and the
temporary or permanent visitor
The table Will always be supplied with all the luxuries
and decacies of The season. and the attendants will be
always found attentive and obligng
NJ b. Board 81 per day.
Feb 81. W&S6m FERDINANDO GORl.
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COLONY H0HSE,.

"a 2 HIS House recently leased by DAVID BON
sGN NEY, Formerly proprietor of The Central Hotel,
A2I Worcester, and more recently Of the II. s. Hotel
Albany, NJ " located a. tn termination Of the Norwich
Worcester and Western Re u Road Depots
corner of Beach, Ia, DIN and Utica Streets,
is open for the receipt of company The COLONY,
being and finished with modern Improvements and
conveniences, furnished withs new Furniture, with the
essees experience in the line OF public entertainments
with those also OF the superintendent s. DAMON, who
well known the public he hopes gain
liberal share of patronage.
Boston, Oct. 8. 4lu
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company

y 9 I !.
EDWIN Conant, Esq, Clarendon Harris,
Ichabod Washburn, Hon. Alex. Dewitt,
Frederick w. Paine, John Brooks, Esq.
John Milton Earle, Charles w. Wilder,
John Green, M. d. Hon. Nathaniel Wood,
Benz F. Haywood, MD. Hon. H. w. Cushman
Fred w. Gale ESQ., Henry Chaplin Esq.
Charles Washbnrn, Esq. H. s. Wheaton, Esq
Joseph Sargent MD. Elisha P. Fearing, Esq
William Dickinson, Esq. Joseph A. Denny, Esq
nh lfftI r
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House and Lots for Sale.

a NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vefnant Street.
es.fA n Also, HOT Sc LOTS on Laurel lIill--many
&Ns of them commanding the est view of Worcester OF
any lots in the market. A. NJ MERRIFELD. Z.
Worcester. March Ia. ,w3tdIf
Democratic banner., 1846-03-21
COL. VIM. G.. MINOR.

OF Jefferson City, is spoken of as a can
didate for Congress from the Fayette Dis
trict. We know Col. Minort to be a Demo
crat of the right stripe, an able speaker
highly popular and in every way calculated
to do honor to the District. In the cam
paign Of 1910, as all in that section ofcoun-
try will remember he did "yeoman service
for the party, battling fer the supremacy of
our principles with an ability and energy
which disconnected his opponents and de,
lighted his friends. We have ventured tc
make these remarks without intending t.
disparage the claims of other distinguished
aspirapts for that office.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-21
OREGON.

The debate in the Senate of the L. s.
upon this subject, was still going On from
the lastdates. The better opinion now is
thatit will be compromised at the basis of
the 49th degree. Arunning debate of q We
ry interesting character recently took place
in that body, in which Messrs. Hannegan.
Allen, Cass, Colquitt, Johnson and Breesc
participated, but from our reading of the
journals, but little new light has beer
thrown upon this subject since its close il
the lower House.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-21

from the appropriations. lthlnklthas had
five different surveys and reports. Lcok
at thc..report of the Engineer directed to
examine the abrasion of the east bank OF
the Mississippi opposite to the mouth Of the
Missouri, and the magnificent project for
changing the mouth of the river, by a canal
to open Just below Alton-look at the cost
of this survey, (taking out Of the river APP
preparations, and venture to say you have
"a hundred men in St. Louis, who, aided
with the use Of the United States boats then
idle at the wharf, would have permanently
the abrasion by a deposit OF rock
at the point, for far less than the expense
.oi the survey of The canal proposed by the
Engineer. Again, look at the expenditure,
and from what fund drawn, for a survey OF
the channel, and charts Of the Mississippi
river. TO aid the navigation of steamboats,.
Whv, sir, for all useful purposes, they might
as well have made a survey OF the heavens
TO directthe flight of the crows. And what
has been the effect of the improvements
attempted in your harbor, projected by SCI
entifc skill? lnecd not say, it IS daily eX-
lhibitcd before your citizens, and there
can be found a man among them
who does not mourn the misapplication OF
funds appropriated for thc protection oftheil
property, and who must not acknowledge:
that so far from bcncfitting the harhor, the
work done has contributed in no small de-
gree to place it il its present lamentable
conditien.
Capt.-'s exceptions were to the man,
ncr of applying the funds, and ! understood
him to mean, that in his opinion it was bet
ter to leave the harbor to its fate, than con-
Itinuc tie application Of funds under II
present system.
have used what influence | possess here,
TO procure the appointment of experienced
land practical rivcrmcn for TIE protector
and execution Of the Improvements Tor IT,,
.harbor and rivers, sincerely believing that
their long experience, and close obser'a-
,isn, will ,nabl. them to judge oitho means
Ibcs, calculated for the improvement OF The
mightvrivcrs of the wcslby the removal OF
.~obstructions and changing the direction o.
their currents.
Very respectfully, your ob,!ssry,t,
JAMES II. RELFE.
To the Editors Of TIE Republican, Sam
LouiS. No.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-21
SIGN IN NEWSPAPER.

.Nciahhor Shoemaker, / see You have "
finc stock of boots, hootecS and shoes on
banJ-ail sorts. sizes and qualities, cow
hides. calf-skin, superfno and extra super
inc-fo for gentlemen, ladies and misses and
children. You wish TO sell thcm,l sup
posc;'
yes
4 perceive YOU have gotta shinglc Owe
the door with the words Boot and Shoe
Store inscribed thereon. That presume
is to invite them to give you 4 CALI"
yes
We'll, some few of those who pass along
this street will doubtless notice o sign,
and perhaps come in and trade with you,
but a great many people will traverse the
other streets OF this city who will no.: see
YOUR sign, they may be in want too. You
need another sign. Mr.. Shoemaker.
That's a fact, | didn't think of hat be-
fore
go then the first thing, and get an add
vertisement in your newspaper. Tell the
people where YOU arc and what you are a
bout. and what variety of boots and shoes
YOU keep for sale, and that you will be GLAD
TO see them. Thus instead of barely notify
ing those who pass along by your shop, 20,
will inform the people all a~round-not only
those who pass the other streets, but the
farmers and their families away back on tn.
Ihills-the ladies, mechanics and working.
men of the other towns-and hundreds OF
others; and my word for it one such sign il
a newspaper will be worth a dozen owe,
your door"
Faith, I'll try it before Pm a day old
err"
And you, Messrs. Tailors, Cabinet ma
kers, Tinmen, Blacksmiths, Doctors, Law
ycrs and Merchants, &C., you've ali go
your shingles over your doors, as though
that would notify every body in creation
Had you not better try a sign in a newspa
per, as well as ncighbor Shoemaker?
Democratic banner., 1846-03-21
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 81
CORRECTIONS

In the last Banner, in an article on the
District Convention, by a Typographical
error we were made to say that it is agreed
that St Charles is more accessible than
Warrenton, when VIC intended to say that
it is argued. AND again, 'now' the counties
south of the Missouri lie on the Mississippi
when it should read: none of the counties
soutl, Of the Missouri, lie on the Mississippi