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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20


THE City Of fCharieslon,-Thcre is. per
haps, al this time, no city in the Unlon
whose prospects Of future greatness and
importance exceed those of Charleston.
None can boast more liberal, generous,
chivalrous, and intelligent population than
hers, Nune abounds with mure enterprise
for she is now pushing her energies TO their
utmost atteDsion 10 secure the construction
Of the manyinterual Improvements through
out the South. and she will in the end re-
ccive for il great reward. The day is GER
lainIy not very far distant when she will
sweep the z eater portion Of Tennessee,
Kentucky, South western Virginia, North
Carolina. aud Georgia. Her liarbor will
be crowded with vessels from every port,
discharsine The fabrics and products Of
other nations, aud receiving in return the
diversified products Of The fertile lands
which will be penetrated by the Railroads
which she is now aiding to construct. She
will become great. not only in a. CONNER
clai point of view, but she will be power
lul in other influences which she may
bring TO bear upon the country with which
she will thus be brought in contact. May
she speadity fulfil The high destiny that
ulOuitS hcr.-knorpilLe Tribune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

Election for Representatiue.--On IN Monday and.
Tuesday the ii tn and l2ti, inst, Abram JONES';
ESQ., was elected Representative to The Ee.
gslature, to fill the vacancy In our district Del.
egation. ::3E.srsa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

Commerce of Ne,0 Orleans.-Throush
The kindness Of one Of the highest officers
of lhe revenue, we are enabled to place the
following interesting statistics before our
readers For the first quarter in 1916,
653 vessels entered the port Of New Or
leans, the tonnage Of which was l9l,6l9
81; for the second quarter OF. the same
year 664 vessels entered. the lonage OF
which was 200.556 III. Total 1917 yes-
sels-tcna.e 395,3S5 81, In The first
quarrer of 1917 The number of,;yessels eu.
tered was 943, the tonnage Of which was
267, $3.50 AS. In the second qnhrter lof the
sa ad Hi ss5sf iSais aaBif;
l96 IA. BY The above twill be seen there
were 537 vessels more that entered This
port during The first and second quarters ol
the present year than there were last ycar
during the same periods.-N. o. Della.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

Equal Suffrage in COnnecticut-The
National lnlellisencer says:-""Last Mon.
day the proposition to abolish the distinc-
ton between the colored people and whites
in respect 10 the right Of sufirasefwas re.
jected by the people Of Connecticut. AS
far as heard from the votes stand for The
proposition, 2,546; against ii, 6,S54."
So, the people of Connecticut are not
prepared to place their colored brethren
upon footing Of political equality with
themselves There is then something in
tho color of tho skin. What has be,
come Of that philanthropy that is SO CON,
stan,ly and intensely exercised abroad on
behalf of the "poor negro"-is there none
oft at home? What a miserable hypo.
crisy is that which sees the mote in bro
theirs eye, but will not see the beam in its
own! What hollow aud hearIless moe
kerry it is for the people Of the North to be
eternaly canting to US about the freedom
and equality Of all men, at the very time
that they refuse TO the negro Qhe object OF
their sympathy)an equal participation with
themselves in the rights aud privileges OF
citizenship.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

accidental DcaM.--On Friday night last,
MIR. Uriah Coon, of this District, on his return.
home from this place, was thrown out of wa.
gon, the horses or oxen attached to which, had
taken fright and he was so seriously injured
as to die III short time. MIR. Coon had just
been discharged from the Petit Jury, on which
ne had served iahfTully during the past week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

Public Meetings in South Carolina-ImG Green.
vile. BarnweIl, and some other Districts, pub
lie meetings have recently been held Strong
resolutions. expressing the feeling and the OPT
MON Of the people on the Wilmot Ptoyiso, have
been passed. l, is manifest that South Caroli-
ma is most violently opposed to this measure of
the abolilionists and certain Northern politicians
and is prepared to cooperate with her Sister
states in resistingh. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

Election for Gorcrnor in Maryland. Mr..
Thomas, Democrat, has been elected Governor
Of Maryland. g. 6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

the present occupation of The capital,
Pucbla, &C., and to open, AMI keep open,
the line of communication between the
seaboard and the main army. liz addition
TO, and besides. the regiments now organi.
ziue and moving forward from Kentucky,
Tennessee, and Indiana, utterreinforce-
menls, 10 the full extent authorized by the
law of Congress, will be called ont AT once
10 make certain Of the security of the army
in its present occupation and operations.
As the continuance of the war is forced
upon us, it must be waged with vigor.
The country conquered must be occupied
and governed by MARTA law, and iis re-
sources and revenues rendered tributary in
every practicable manner TO the support
Of our occupation and government,
We are happy to learn lhatthere are
ample means in the treasury (lhanks 10
the operation Of The tariff Of lS46) for the
most vigorous prosecution of the war, in
cIudng The organization, equipment, trans
por,ation. &c, Of all The new troops re.
quired, until scme time after lIle meeting
of Congress.
Mexico would have naver offered terms
SO prcposterous, if she had mol been en-
couraged by the "no territory. party" by
tie Nueces party, and Mexican party al
at home, by the party which has denoun-
ced this war as aggressive, unholy, and
unjust on our part. Let ns hope, however,
that her recent lreachercus and vindictive
course will rouse and unite the nation in
the prosecution Of the war, and iu exaciins
from her, by military contributors, as far
as practicable, its future expenses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

Erscuiiuc Committee for Richlana District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17


"A g. ai.AaN h"6rRs--A letter we have receiv.
"a ~, shoe Llzsrdo. dated on the 18th ult informs
.ae eva sahosihes at Vera Cruz had strong
- n,- /" ny Young Rogers IS a spy and had sd
k.5,'t'A siis a. such but the military authorities
.geh s snerent view OF his case and opposed any
H., pIoesey though, that we might retsate. and
son, I'D Be putting their own necks in jeopardy.
r,,t1s ne orscers in the squadron have had an op
p.asms,,o - corresponding with Rogers since his i'm
,es,s5 . hne spirits, aud says that although be Is
Il sss.n 'ne nag room OF the barracks with the use
"a court he Il stil treated with sres, Kindness
Yes. csocrsnon. Gen. Landeco the commandaptpt
low, ~. called on him every dsy while be was in
IN, - Ia We have already stated La Vega visited
y, q, am hs liberty. "'N p'V'"''o" =" p'ON"''
AVE ~ COG ior his speedy release The Mexicans can
10 avn ~ Tor OBTAINING him unless II be 10 prevent
II X Sss 'ae squadron any information he may have
our 60 Of Vera Cruz but even this Is idle. as
inow. "e already IN receip, Of everything he may
U,,, ~ o. Pic.
n s,,,.snt hoBsrRY.--Mr Frazer. who lives al
road ~ ursen Factory stopped ON the Pawtuxet
niar ~ Aftnur Greens tavern early Thursday ave.
tte ~ ire men lie WAS knocked down and one of
ks ned pistol over him. while nnosber ria,d
a X o. so. Mr. Frazer was vslking Inv ,he side
nsds ,vc -. snsn ne was attacked The same men
tsi lin ho. st .aempa 70 stop travellers on the road
Mr. Prsss, ses me horses were too quick for ,aem-
rsssas ~ severely wounded by the blows Of the
Providence Jour 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
patent Meoieines.
sANps,s sARsAPARILLA,

yos TINE xrMov.I ssp rrsM.Sksr crsr OF prssAsss
ISsIss rsos AN Istyss STAIR OF ras $1,000
serof4a Kisss Md Rse~met''"., oss,.st. csSss.'
Erspoon, Pmgss' ., Ps,s~lss :. ts F.rs B'' Ell
s s fs%:s~ ss's s.1 e. s e.. - -. .:
born Uors. SypA,l.ts Sy~sts~s, Ss'ss~ ~ 1870
s.S s~:i p..s .' r i,s. .TsSs IL -:
Chronis Constitutional nsordevs, ac
Essys dstins shed medical writer "is originally
built Of grows, and renewed BY an
or renewal are removed then by the innaence Of ,h VIA
ce the actions IN part or 10 n me wnos
anon disease are overcome obntersted and repssred
Here whole theory Of disease and the sane sa'nos
proceeds to say mat In many OF sssis
tom In order, therefore, 20 restore his VIA io'eS
and get rd Of these suosIsnees 70 So ys,.,nr
upon blood In the process OF lis
The Introduction of nonassimstng suo.sncss aoo snss
cutting aSay as were the roots OF dsease Ioet
this s such agent sabundsuuy proveo ~
e innnmer able successful results hat have suesaso ~
nse expugaie the Of the disease and OF coufse
ia outward evidence robbed OF their Infections substance
In the blood rapidly absorbed aud the patient res
The PROJECTORS submit, to the public the following eeri.
6cate om highly respectable source, OF cure made ~
using their preparation OF s,rsspAfns " NJ, q .sAs
Messrs A. r. & u. ssands
Genilemen-Feelings Of gratitude induce mo % make
pubc acknowledgment OF the benefit have derived nom
the Of your Sarsapsrls have for ssvers 49, srs
Al time. would gather and discharge at throat nose
and ears and ohers would break out IN dinefen Hes
Of my face and head These continued unsl "a n,
long lime was so hosrse that was with The nmost 9
heuy that could speak above wnspsf ,V sr,s
consulted different ply sicisns And 1sd vsnous .e.
dies but received bsns. until ecwmsaesd sS,s ~
and .!'.ss': ne is:s 'sS''s ss$sE ; S%%Sos
Being personally .squ.ln,sa WIN ne person sbovs
named believe her statement 10 be c0rrort
ID III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

ANOTHER SrFANBoAT AccIDEST.-We regret
10 learn tina, on Friday night the steamer VIM r. King
which was ascending the river and the Winona which
was descending came in collision causing such injury
10 the former that she sunk In lew minutes II deep
water The passengers were all saved the boat and
cargo ,uuposed 10 h. total loss The accident occur
red near Beckey's landing on the Tomb.soee river
Mobile Daily Adv. :.
DUEL E1PEcrED.-It was reported at Richmond
on Saturday that one Of Mr. Riches soma who was 70
leave there for Washington the next ssy hsd seni VI
would send challenge TO Mr.. Nuee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
THE ORIGINAL


COUNTERPART cALNAsic klSDs
LSLUID, BANDS. Belts PLASrERs. BRACELETS,
Il SC al quarter price olher Articles Ia proportion
Chrste's 0alvanc Rings, FLUID, he al bali price The pub
lie are respectfully informed that the 1s'es may DO
had Al ous half OF prcein other words the countsr.
felt articles may be had for onelarter the pnee o. me
genuine.
same articles and manufactured BY the same men
Wholesale and Retail Agency 1872 Broadway, between
John ct and Maiden-lane.
~ Dr. Chris,Ie's Genuine 0slysnic Articles which 0o
achieving such wonderful end celebrity that nav
coau,srfsts spp~ar every day, DO obained only
r1Ys 102 BROADWAY, IL
which Ia the sols place IN NewYok whore they can DO
had
will ever be allowed keep Dr. Chrsliss 0enalns Articles
re- Christles new work on "Gslyanism and ne APp1.
cation "a Rsued.aI Axent1 be had gratis U lstpI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, February 10.
ROBBERY The store OF Williams Hawley,
l92 Fron.t was robbed Of about $40 worth OF cigars
snd of coats early last evening. The thieves were
secreted Ia the store the time il closed for The
night.
FRAuD.-E. w Durham. lea th-svenue. and
Michael Trspple Jr. were arrested on Sunday on q
charge of an attempt to deraud the sreaors OF Dun
ham and held TO bail in $500 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

DEsTITUTION.-Mar Guernsey was found on
the Of Grand and sullivan sis last night about
midnight very sick and destitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

FIRE--A stable in 3oth-st. between 9th snd
10th avenues took FIRE about o'clock last night and was
consumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
.MsEN PUN "MHEN FUN"

CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER.
ptoemnepi Tor restoring bssof,rS end Pss''r,t,ss
the shin and compile xion Dunns eo,o wss'ss, rneSS
h wInds The beneficial effects OF this oe ssta cos
stc are rnos psssngy eyinesd. Tho sogust P,fonsss
conceded BY the sevefs sna
daily received By the proprets, are, 10 shemssi'ee Jun
cisot TO establish the superiority OF the sriee w'h"a'
Ross'TisTlp MsEs pys.p-A email eonsgnmsni Of
he sbov. has Just been received i Without aooo. NE
The radiant bloom IL inpss, the sosnsss and ds,ksey
which IL indsces Inc check, render IL indspsnsso''
To1bs lad wholesale Of Ire importers. HOBBS CO.
wholesale and retsi al tho DepDt, hscaisp'sn Jsmps,
rs Broadway. nboxe. prce 0i sod =, cents 2. my
THE ORIGINAL GALvANIC RINGS. y.a'd,
% Ss The :.a sss = s:f 9nes Suy
.sszs articles, and nsnuf,s.ar.d b. .5e came msn.
Dr. chnss ssrs dispute lheff gspalnsusss, or "a,
This /. % certify, ihsl va have saszis.mrsd Dr. Chr
lies Rngs, Bands and Reiis for D c. horshsad.I
corrsci with Dr. cranls ard hin only for the nsnufsc
tass Of these articles, they being lhs originally
introduced % he Ps6lie a. Or 6hrstiss Risg.. etc
before me- Tssodopsus GeSs brown nd lee
Co.. and Ysss os'S % .ss ;S9vc ,,ssnsn
BAL order ss s o.. 2, me s'y must Be sddrsssd 10
Wnors>o 1.r 1S>oa I" e-~eyt 80 O'~.HW W
John-sL Eew.Yofk. ts ImIsp
DHELMATIBM-Ths following simple slsisea<nf h
llony u many hundreds thaf have been received
tho past Winter AID coneSsvey proves that Dr. Towp-
sends sarssparls u ess essfal IN Rheumatic com
plsinls han IN d!sesses Of the blood
Ds Towsxsp- Isas SUs Last week my wife wa al
.rsed with the rbeumssm severely thar shs WA com
petey confined 20 her bed and suffered ne most sgonxsS
psua Wa coad obtain no reiief for her snti we ued
roar =. purchased bottle and before she en-
.sd taxing IL entirely restored her She IL veyy grsls
f zul wishes you pabsh her case 10 he papers hat
,<sers nav anal themselves q your vslanbse remedy
Yoars respectfully. JOHN BUTTER, IS Jsmes-sl
Principal Office ID Fu0nst next door 10 The Sun ofec
lel iwlstp
SANDs's SYRUP CASTOR OLE o pleasant
- milk, which II resembles IN color Il nixss Freely
with ws,sr, milk, or any ether liqud
Third and III ysmesa Each label has written on
IL Y. Sands, 81. ID. Wholesale agents A n. u. ssncs
Fulton corner of William Sold b. D. Sands Co Ia"
Broadway corner Msrketst; n. Johnson brosdwsy cor
Chambefs-st Gaion, Bo~ery cor. Grand o. j. L. eoo
dington. Hudson, corner Spring; pup1y, bfosd~y e.s
Der hoas,oa-sl Brooklyn agent, Mrs. HsyesiS sei"'-
II In"
uALF PRTCE-WHY DON'T III ne J. 9s 3 'ssh.
IlRpgs Bands snd Bes Which arc soa ~ ,ssv
way coraer Of JobnsL o. nall prizes, ere % ~ 80 ~
psia terms 20 hat the public eaa undssana We mex
Hs dare al DO g. for be cannot e1sp2e ~ " 49,
TAI msnnfacmre1 hees rs fvseee hn ~ ne 49, w
scsrs RsnSussr ths hsH pdes ssoss' " sFoeaws
20 lnlssp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
General Notifies.
oAurIoN TO THE PUBLIC.

OAOIlON lhb EtDSAN-
~ Jeanssn's Tseshaehc Drops.-fhs Glove
Anoiyue Tor he immediate and peEmarcsi cure o. yein
from decsyed tech. having from ts inuInsc value Ss
used Il nsay ni,srons hsse isssiy ssu srosi spoe he
market by anprnepled persons ard sold ~ ths csetra
csa,ion lie public sg.ns; I'll ssss spurious eompoands =
10 Glove Anyre pcsssly be the gsuuins srteie %
SSs oaf ssmp ss -
ss, wear By Henry johnson tsucesssor to D. Sends
SS .sS % BE- s sa re- ~. ~ s rsSSsss
brops and examine The Wrapper q he val - svery
seesess hal lhr rrrs Glove Aaedyss y :, m uss-,s
e. .oy the volen. ioo.asefe o. p~ia N We rS.S
ard lhsi !, IS manafae ared se,utis only q H1Nxi
JOHNSON Chemis, sni prsggisL No. ~ brosdssy'
west side m the Granite Building Sold also hiv runoa'
o. ~ East Broadway AMI sos Hadsoo-a Pr'es y csn's
ais If
~ Geography Taught by singisx.-Ihe esdes.
esv nv s7rsinr having b.eu employed hy the board q
tn .,ee. TO give lesson. 10 some 10000 pap- N ae rse
r@sr. Of announcing % he ladies' and g-ntemer q New
YORK that he viii also give lessons risat As tolows
the New Ssnusr school tss srosi"sy on iss.
dav Thursdsv aud Saturday evenings, and ~ k.Sers
Female Institute on Morday, Wsdnescsy and Ff'asy
evenings Of each week. commencing 81 oe'cS
l2fG' ALLEN rIRBlrS, Prof % 0eosrs2ny
ry- pr. Bnunins,s Body brace 10 efficient re-
h for | ss rS,s pa r.
ness OF the stomach and si-s weakly females a.t gov
Ing ssdrsc .D sns .uss. viii ss Sssssss With 10
ucn ae.srsnec sivea 70 many di.nsuisaea eiersynss.
who have been re>caed from experimentation, nom 90
bili,y and bfonchiiis Pamphlets and eook Cooooe
sense giving Information, can be had Al NE Tmce -
Broadway. 4 lady IN siiendsnee oa Adiea III S"u
~ Wafer.C urc.-Ds Snxw having rssarnsd iro1
Europe prse.sss hts new 's,em q hs
Is Bond-st) ard In the city generally The wssrv.rs
Journal Semi monthly by Dr. Slew, 10 pablisned NE
very low price Of 81 year IN aaysnce ID ="
n Water Cure Ilouee.-Nn Veve es Msn'
sea receive ps1enh Of hst house ni "'h Wv
york. -. - 49,. ~,
Mrs a. asc v,slu lsdies ard children At s'r hons sna
xives direction Cor the application Of Wafer Ouro 49,
BOUQUETS
~ or Choice, Rare md Fragrant HteNc
Elow eru made ir style 10 please ne mcst nsuatSes
a. 10 bs had Al a few hours notice, OF JANIS hOvN'
"e ~ ~, ~ " " Sad smsn. So Broadway.
rvT. J. Coleman. Exchange Broker, no. -
vssyl., Ssw-York Uncuuent money bought and sod /
gold and silver exchanged rn'rs Az ors"s s'"e- W
------a1
~ Commissioner tor New.Nork ana Zee.
uecticut.-J D. WHEELER, Counsellor q Law IN
/ wa NaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

y TRINITY Gate Washington College, Hart
N'ec has "a students. II was chartered in 1903 and
,sFaee IN 1924 Ills 1--WE believe) the only College in
"'thssnd under the direction of the Protestant Epis
,SpN Church Rev. snAs TorrKN. D. D President,
ssa'p hOwnel, Chancellor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

IN uOss-oar readers will recollect the recent
IN Seneca Co. in consequence Of the unac
. Nv disappearance Of the Doctor IL was gcner
rn,re,s ~. mat be had been murdered Now 1t is
The assumed name Of DYE S oussr w ne nus, ,S. "
Syracuse Journal.
Nv we suspect this will turn out TO be a mere
~ III Jrib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

UopRIp Ot cCRRESCE-A Circumstance o. rain.
O, heipous oe. urrenee bordering crime WAS related
~ "a n, board Of the steamer Selma On her down
ward tip Rsr Mr. J. d Lee, VINO has been resident
~ autaugs Couaty for some time past. and has per
formed uany pastoral duties In the aeighoornood ao-
oning our c;ty came the boat ct Gsrdners Landing
with tso ladies' under his charge. and soms . or ~ He
gr5ss which, he said were going On 10 LOUISIANA
The morning sitter the embark aton, new born child
va. found by one Of the officers u the boat on the cot
ton ar Of Il y wheel house and immedstey under he
aides Cabin After the matter was exposed on me
coat and thuss became public suspicion. from anon
ten 70 fifteen ladies', rested one 81 Rev Mr. Lee >
company hosgn both Of those ladies' were 81 the break
last tsbe ths morning Every person Icing anxious to
.scertan the perp.trstor Of 90 henous crime, the
Csutan wisely give il out that no person should leave
the boat on her arrival at Mobile until The fact was a.
certained
And when the Rscratf gentleman was openly seeuied
of II be came forward with ~ has sss and stated
that Ms. Reddy ore Of his company. was me mother
After the Occurrences the guilty man UNDERTOOK 70 sea
new theme 10 the crime ~ trying 10 throw tne eh,u
overheard and thus tide the stigma Of the woman ~
hurvins II In the river 10 seems that tns sss heooy
rs. laughter Of his ees) sister, and hac been 'ins
" 81 house from childhood. The culprits arrived IN
yoLil, a. he AXE boat leaving tor NewOfieshs
and the unnatural mother taking tie >aHtes creature
.opg with her thereby battling The civi s9tnontes u
the city from their rsid course. Ala state Iuaro
~ The Episcopcl Church IN Angelica, Ale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

g. At the wilmot Proviso-of the s3,-
f'. go ora Bul-AppoIniment Of the New
.'o,. 0mesrs-Mstion of MIR. Bro' ken
Arm, - r,shAar Discharge OF the COM
pr.. - ,ss House on Ritchie-Graduafion
- r.. and Coffee Bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

~ The Episcopcl Church IN Angelica. Ale.
o.nT Co was burned the 10Th mat The church cost
some 81 500 and the bell and organ some soy more
n wa, insured 70 the amount Of 81 500 The origin Of
Inc ire 10 involved Ia mystery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

krWater Cure uousc.-.Na N uove esssn
sec to receive pst.enh ct hst house Dbl iotsst view
ycrk. -. -.
ytves direction tar the application Of Water Ourc 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

~ Wafcr.Carc.-pv. Srxw, having rssa.ned iron
rur,pe prsclises lhs new system a hs Insuta:iou -
s Bond-st) ard In the city gsnersiiy, lns "a
Jourrsi Semi monthly by Dr. Slew, paphsnen
very Iow price of 81 Q year In aavancs Ia In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

rtower. made In sslyle 10 please he most msudi2es
arc e, ~ Nc y. NM " Scotsman So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

TIT Coleman. Exchange Broker, 20. ~
Wsyl.t Nsw-York Uncuusnt money bought and sold
,old and slver exchanged ant drsns collected OF
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11

ravs, on account of deponcnt's inability to man
uiacture them t;as, enough to supply the i''cre".-
ing demand, DR.. Bragg further st;!'S 'i's' I! Is
his intention 10 extend and Increase bis i"anuiac-
tory until he can furnish the southern 'a', VIC,
States with Ia ample suppl! OF ills eele'F&'''
h.G. Fr,ea
Sworn 10, oad SUBSCRIBED >eiorc re, fEiS s'h
day of June, A. D. 1S4G. u. ANpiH'
Mayor Of the city Of st. Louis
IFor Sale at the following places:
ICampbell & Watts, Eowling-C;eei'
Z. ID. Draper, Louisiana,
Sarah Atom, Frankford,
John L Luke, C.arkS,illr.
Parker < Mclean, Payncsville,
S 0 Minor, pr~GirieviIlr.
IEcmas Vi Carroll, Pals comfy,
Hays & Hampton, New Lordon
\. Cochran, Auburn. Lincoln county.
Brittcn g. Voolfolk, Troy, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11
Kennedy s Co.,

4 th.c HALL No. l3 Levee. Are in
Z recent of a fresh supply of Groceries,
CONTEMPORARIES, and Liquors &c, suitable
to tn" season.
Louisiana sept eth 1916
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11
SnnGEies,

"IIUEEtss
ORSEC Collars, Trace Chains, flames, Sho,-
Y = els, Spades, Hoes, Window Glass, Lin.
seed Oil, WhiteLead, &C., &c., for sale ve-y low
Fl. r.. BLOCK Sc.