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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-18
PHILADELPHIA. March H. 1917

PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1917
BY way OF variety the clerk of the weather has
favored us poor mortas with bright and cheer
fu sun, in honor OF st. Patrick's day. Tho freaks
usually displayed in the weather upon this ami.
versay, occurred yesterday afternoon, probably
through some mistake, when it snew, and blew
and thew by turns; changing from sunshine to
snow storm, and rice rersa, presenting the great
es, variety in the shortest spree OF time
So many instances Of liberaity have occurred
during the recent collections in aid of Ireland
and scotland, tina. 1t Is impossible 10 note
them all. The workmen upon the Reading
Railroad have entered upon the pleasing
duty with spirit which does them great
honor, and deserves honorable mention. In
week the sum OF S3l3l 81 was collected
by committee appointed from among their own
number. This amount is TO be laid ont in the
purchase OF kiln. dried corn meal, in the vicinity
OF Reading, the company generously conveying
the over their road to the city free Of charge.
The men employed upon the road, and in the
workshops, number about ore thousand.
Two vessels have been chartered by the Irish
Relief Committee, and have already commenced
loading with the food purchased from the contri
buttons of our citizens.
James ID. Lewis, of Kentucky, fell into the
DOCK below Chestnut street, about nine O'Clock
last evening, and would have drowned, but Tor
the assistance Of John Benkey, who, hearing him
struggle in the water, came to his assistance.
Tue Chinese collection of Mr.. Peters, putting
mp here is, TO be opened for exhibition next week
at the Museum Saloon, formerly occupied by Mr..
Dlnn's collection
The North 1n1icam ofthis morning, contained
important news from Santa Fe, received by tsle-
gcaoh from Pittsburg Their correspondent in
that city was in advance OF his mporaries,
and consequently toe North american possessed
the intelligence exclusively The murder of
Governor Bent and others, at Taos, has occasion
cd considerable excitement, and much anxiety
prevails to learn whether Colonel Doniphan has
fallen into the snare set for HIM.
E.fr x,T 1naln II Is.l,s
MARCH Il.-FIRsr BoARD-3s0 State bs ia; so Nor.
rs Gsna AK; 10 Beaver Afesdow, ali $1,000 Kentucky
Dds os, 9s 10 Lancaster TurDpise, IL; Is Bank,
Al Mechanics b. 26il 30 Oirard Blk, HI so Read
ing RR, 20.
AREA sALgs-l5 Ches & Del Canal stock, 81; $4,000
e'aie S. 7oA; Lancaster Turnpike IL.
saceSp eoisp-si,o 900 State b's, 7Oa<; $500 U
Loan 81, nj, 1928
sex ' - va P''''' "'-'s""
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Brighton Cattle Mar ket.

MARCH l6.-Al market $40 bee cattle, Is pairs work.
ing oxen - cows and calves sheep ana sls swine.
Prices-Beet Cattle.-A small advance was Effected
We quote extra 50 90 SO 10 first quality So 49,
cond S. IS a 50 third quality So a SIS so
Working Oxen-sales at SIS, $50, 500 and $40
Cows and Calves-Sales at $22, $2s, $32, and $37.
Sheop-Sales at 81 rs, 50 30, 81, 81 90 and 81 rs.
Swine-Lots to peddle ~ and 4Mc for sows, and 51s
ard sac for barrows large barrows selected So and
SAC. At retail from s TO 6s.
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TGVHE PRIV ATE TREATISE On CEkTAis IMr0K
Il TANT MALADIES AND ON SOME OTHER
DISEASES WHICH VERY CLOSELY RESEMBLE

TTVRE rKlYA ATE TREATISE On CEkTAis lMr f!lt,
DISEASES WHICH yER7 cLSsELY kEsE4 $I
IHEB Dr. RALPH author Of The ra%y , f n q:
Ds%..;ic Msaics WORKS. sss B1oadway- hird edition. $50
This work comprehend. every subject relating the ii.
a. s Is s
the bOns Ee., &c sma
and Sas :o
Of curing them Also the rec,pe: used IN ne au
H. own practice are gwen 0r NAMING the iem'0e'''
which much resemble venerea or and
GO n mo same ens % nsvf bni
S!xsd BY TSaS smack that
against imposition and safe guide 10 those Who would
FSE fh 81 X:
to ss: As for art
pea.on, ieau@ns medical
without injury to the Q, n S
cation the College first Of THOSE disease
ons Of hs member. Of the College many year.
nectod with the principal hospitals IN for the cure
SFFS;KASSf z. r. c;SustR7
living the country and fndns \ 20 max.
. 4 s si :ni z Il
s5 Nassau street. New YORK.
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS
sous and all mocopurusnt discharges from the urets
These Pills tie result O. twenty years e.PetsISe N rs
bnted inventor Professor Vslpsau an inalibie Tomed,
for all disease: Of the uretra They effect cure in musi
brssn dsageeing with the stomach. cozhssmeki frcs
THE ToSit H2TGRk, p1;paI.a 6y iss tosss
confidently recommended for ali cases debility prodaess
BE remedy for Impotence Hsrty. OF barszas, ssisr
depending on NAL .rmstiop.
Single bottle, 81 sach sacs Sen, Of hso, dozen s
RECORDS ALTEnAl'VE MIXTURE.
Lon the permanent Of prr,ay or secondary
yens,a ulcers, nodes, or any Complaint Hroducea ~
niudiceus use Of mercury or urskiul medical uss,nsn
tenn should this powerful purifier without deiay a. ne
person can consider Himself sale after having the ysnessi
disease without thoroughly cleansing tho system WIN W"
Sold IN single bottles at 81 each; in eozs
for s5 carefully packed and sent to ell parts
coNcENrsATJEER IsAXsssf aASssAfAA'1
r,sErAREp bT tbs New York College Of Msd.e,as ans
Pharmacy established for the suppression o, 81
This refined highly eoncentra!sd saae. pcf ,hs sbos
borbs Is confidently by the College A.
to any Of aarsapaa at ~ III Jises,es
and Isy be ,s.a on ... 81 *.
ssjt hsua riag worm, blotches or pimplss
the hone, OF JoI ,sssc arising from secondary eject
ofsyphilis OF an n,, nc ss ~, rs cents
SOD Il ;:s: :s Ssssa bottles .Sl
Gaze. forwarded to ali parts of the ynicn. ...
81! s:iS '', J
! nav Nsmaa. sRess lew Hssh
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0CS- The extensive Machine and Furnace estab.
Breckpor with all Its contents consumed by FIRE
on Saturday morning. Probable loss from $4,000 to
$40 600 The establishment belonged to Messrs Fitch,
Could Ganson & Co. No insurance. The fire also
communicated to the annery the SOUTH conducted by
4. H Graves, and consumed the buildings and most Of
their contents.-R0chester Democrat.
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Passengers Sailed .

Passengers Sailed.
BELIZE. Hon-Bark Rose-Capt Smith son, NJ Stirling
Evans.
CHAnLesToS-shp Anson-Mrs Day and children, T w
Birmingham.
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COPYING PAPER.

EOn REAMs superior Copying Pepper, American m.n-
OOO ufasmre, which il wHrsnted to take perfect i'm
and soi price much lower than foreign
10, sse br Pane, w., rbhMsss gR0SKs,
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PHILADELPHIA RAILRoAD.-The fare on the Phi.
delPhia Wilmington, aud Baltimore railroad has been
reduced The price Of passage in the FIRST class
&c. and in the second class ST. The trains leave the
depot in this city Observation-Disclosures .dmerican,
March II.
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SEAMgN The services Of this meritorous class
OF citizens were never more in request than now.
The high rates Of freight have of increased the
force 10 now, ALSO unusually large The limit fixed by
law in the employment of in the navy was be-
fore the existing war; thousand five hundred II is
ten thousand But this limit owing the present
unusual demand for seamen in commercial maripe-
the department has not yet been able TO reach Wash
ingtOn Union, March IT,
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The SUPPLIES FOR IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
Congress, at its late session, as our readers know
authorized the Secretary Of the Navy place the dis
posal OF Capt George G. DeKay, Of New Jersey, the
United States ship Macedonian, and at the disposal of
Capt H. b. Forbes, Of Boston, the United States ship
Jamestown for the purpose Of transporting to the fam
shng poor Of Ireland and Scotland such contributions
as may be made for their relief - but the alternative
discretion was given by the resolution, that IL
the Secretary shall be Of opinion that the public interest
Will DO better subserved thereby, he 10 authorized to
despatch said vessels upon the service aforesaid pub
lie ships" II the opinion of the Secretary
dersand that in the present exgences of the service
the public interest would not be subs,rved by despatch
ships The means necessary for such purpose-the
men especiay-are imperiousy required for naval ope
raons against the public enemy Directions therefore,
have been given to place the ships at the disposal of
Captains DeKay and Forbes, In pursuance Of the
manifest will Of Congress, expressed in the
FIRST clause of its joint resolution which regarded
az mandatory They will be assigned, without their
batteries but cauked and with tanks, ballast spars
bles anchors sails and rigging adapted in all respects
to secure their safety for the contemplated voyage In
no respect do they out public ships Their public
character has been wholly taken from them for the pc
riod Of their voyages by their transfer under the drsc
the purpose of private charity Whether it would have
been appropriate or notiu good bad sste-to send
them out as national vessels is question which does
not now arise The joint resolution of Congress auho
Iized their employment in public capacity only in
certain contingency and this contingency in the udg
ment OF the Executive does not at the time
exist Nothing remained therefore, but to execute the
resolution in the which has been adopted by the
department. Huntington Union, March 10.
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FOR SALE

- One Of the beautiful and desirable residences
c the State Of connsetiept situated il ths city Of
now and occupied by Mrs \ KIP and formerly tho
residence Of VIM e. Gilman Esq, by whom the house was
oaad covered with elegant shade and shrsbbery with
varieties Of fruit gooseberres, curans, raspberre'
strawberries, &c.
The scenery the grounds |, beautiful and picturesque
with two wells Of excellent and falling water on the
premises and the place combines thing to make one
of the delightful residences New England and Of
fes opportunity to gentleman wishing beautiful
For terms further particulars apply Charles Addoms.
ESQ., No. 20 Granite Building, corner Broadway and Cha
wv" w. c. WHlTRIpgE-
Norwich, Feb 10. 1el1. f12 lM*rc
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CHARLEsToS-Schr Julia Elza-l3 bales cotton Souter
Brothers. hid Hogan bb!s beeswax box stokes. Gil.
bert COY bales cotton Denniston, Wood col BIZ
Hands do NJ Lehman-9 cs A Tayor-i06 bales cotton
Fsrme, ltogers coo do yarn Dudley 30 do box
mil cranks 10 bis cot IN 80 pkgs to order.
roN-shp Anson-7l casks rice 70 bales Gotten
Drake Miis-ls chs ice A Burkmeyer-42 do II Leve.
rich-H do cotton yarn Lord, Warren, oaus co26 do
li9 do cotton Taylor Rich.-4o do Aver co-s5 do
rhliip-36a hides Ches Leupp& col cs mdz Weddes
y Myen-g do T. D0rd-l Eale-3 bbs aud 10 hf do b
Ludamj2 bis Robt Johnston-3e 10, Nichols-63 Kirk
co-i3 David Hnds-23 led 4 BIOS.
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RKiVATE Disc AsE.s-HKANCH OF THE rHLLA
i DELPHlA C0hLEGE , Of MEplCINE1OtFlCE

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elects Strcture. wsatness Of the sexual .s "IEsns
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Dollar cases Of h. Ta So1 T6N NJ ELIXIR.
DREPARED expressly for the Of those whp hsvc IN
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in either Of nocturnal emissions.
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~ ssd Editor 9
III deatiaiy consulted at his Office, s. Gold street.
sens mia ndieioss
hrd.Pss pfsy OF ,s
passions causing nightly and exSseta'S .na % to
as.isned st!ciure disease ftsqus1Ily existing without
lines used by the neglect 9fthe parties themselves; j. e
ss Once
+ 0UrAIVi AND UUBEY EATnACT-tn" !. inc moe .;
speedy and sss!ua for the cure Of al
s s e! . BEEN
eectua quickly and radically curing the diseases of those
organs Price 81 For sale No Ann street, where any
normaon relative this class q diseases may be had and
,ere particular attention is PAID the treatment q strc
BY experienced physician who has devoted ms at
exclusively office practice Pvate entrance 70
this Office is Sd door from the Museum i've lIn-
E1Nl DULLAKS kEWAhD.-CIoss spec,nc Mixture
OUU for the cure Of 0onorha. elects, strict1es and
complaints Of the organs Of generation 8f all 70
discovered for the above complaints TINS the
makes speedy and permanent cuTe with,
out restriction OF Diet drink exposure or change IN
application to business We give no long arseLi'h recon,
mendaton to deceive the public II the aoes m0s
lily where it had and proprietor challenges sim
Gle case of gonorrh9a be brought which the mix
lure viii rapidly under forfeiture Of sou TINS
high low rich and matrimonial an! single They are
selves without the least exposure IN the shortest tune POSI-
the mixture taken at night going 70 bed when exposed
az ST. One bottle lasts week which generally
are cured in two days.
New York; Mr.. Brrkhurs corner Tenth and Chg nut ss
Canal street New Orleans, and IS Main st.. Cincinnati
jas lmSrc
TTVHE rKlYATE TREATISE On CEkTAiS IMrOk
i TANT MALADIES, AND ON SOME OrHER
X
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FLORENCE HOUSE.

No. 400 broadway, corner WGlker Street, ~. r.
"A JOHN FLOkENCE, Jr. has now completed his
@ for Spen1g to the pmSlS At the s;eEan.
has great erected HOTEL to be conducted on the
plan In addition the commodious Restaurant
below he has arranged extensive suites OF dining rooms on
the floors above, splenddly furnished with every modern
improvement furniture dec orations, &c. Besldes these
smale similarly furnished, for the ACCOM-
mediation of individuals, or Of small parties where las IN
larger meals supplied their own hours
by CARTE the plan alluded to- Attached 10 the establish
ment (enrance quite distinct from with the public de-
partmen bedrooms single and double with
elegant adjoipngte he forming INST class ho
tel to be conducted scale ri convenience
aud Accommodation hitheTt) unaained IN this country
f. Jr trusts that for him 10 assure the
public that his lade his wnes and indeed MS entire Gull
nary will be of the best kind throughout and
invites gentlemen who DESTROYS Of at the same time
HIM as above where he will be haopy afford them every
facility Of examining his and commodious establish
ment. m< lm"Ie
A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
<.sn A COUNTRY Residence ADD Farm the South
Xksdc of Long Island about 40 miles from this cty
be reached in three hours by !hs railroad Il lies 90
opposite Fire sland contains III about 80 OF which
into lots and under good Improvement he Heuse
is convenient one, comparatively and sufcieat
large, having Eve rooms the ground floor he out
House, &c. are in good erdcr 1t as good Garden with
variety of excellent fruits straw berries large Asparagus
BEDS the grounds about The house beautifully
ted with flowers wells OF soft water
back railroad the Thompson station There fine
fishing wiling and Of he healhiest places in the
United HALF the purchase remain mort
gage Ss isn for i've E T e isd
at the Office Of the Long Island hai!r 10.
ml3 2w ewh ~ William st.. Merchants Exehapge
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MO CURE, NO fAY-Dk. COkBITT, 10 Duane street,
IN lmember Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Londsn
Of fourteen years devoted vsnsres diseases
cured in four days used Structure cnsd
10 weeks, without any pain Constitutional de-
oshsome habit positively be restored TO health and
certain mushroom dentist Remember 10 Duane street
next door to Dr. Johnson's. jas lmsrrc
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EUEuign lrAp0EIathons.

ECsu1YN POf
NAHsANLLA-Schf Tim lao sticks mahogany SO dc
cedar 100 sticks aucc wood 1888 do tics
bbs honey IL do tobacco do copper boiler
T39 bdls palm lcsi 1853 ID Curtis.
BELIZE. hondussBark Kose2 bIs specie do shells 80
hides 20 Kegs mails FAlexander-70 logs mahogany Cou-
81 tons ogs mahogany Cofn-3y i2 hides 81
bdls snsaTrilla 10 logs ,hogany box specie Bauco
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

~ In RURAL. LIFE, fronting the beautiful Rar!tsn
s Bay full aud entire view from the High
OF NeveJsnk the Narrows. Large and small
improved and unimproyed property that the pur.
perry. :. 80
Also fourteen valuable building lots, West Bloomfeld
Pompton adjoining the Methodist Church and
posite the New Episcopal Church Term. easy. Persons
GUS of retiring the city healthy location any
where along the Shore obtain all information desired by
New Jersev. f26 intro
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4 VUrAiVI AND CUBEB EATnACT-fh. II tic mo-:
~ speedy and eectuai remedy for tho cure Of all
secret diseases being sofed concentration Of
all he active properties Of Copava and Cubebs IN
bu TX ali those urec remedies that have been found most
eectua quickly and radically the diseases Of those
organs Price 81 For sale No. Ann street, where any
Information relative to this class diseases may be had ana
lures BY experienced physician who has devoted NJ. at
exclusively office practice fvae 70
this Office il Sd door from the Museum 1vS im~vd
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FOR SALE,

"a AT PRIVATE SALE-The property known a. No:
1856 Mulberry street. Broome street Lot by 0o
feet two story brick front house the front Of ot
IA mall two story frame house the sds oil lot, with
large work shop rear % by % feet with cellar feet
in the same Half the purchase remain On
bond and msfsa9e per Enquire the premises
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

if prosecuted by factions and assailed in the
freedom of celebrating, it might fall into a
nullity in the presence Of the enemies of
the nation. / will be still more explicit:
subversion and sedition shall be exemplari-
ly punished.
Ipreserve a respectable body ct troops,
and the nation will aid me in the mainten-
ance of its decorum and the vindication Of
its glory. consider myself as free as if
had Just gained a signal victory; and there
is no fear that the negotiations of the enc
my may impose upon me unless all sur
.prised by their troops and artillery. We
shall compose our differences if our honor
has been first saved; and we will even fight
again if the sword should be interposed be-
tween our justice and the acknowledg ment
of the rights of the nation.
ISigned] ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Mexico, Aug. %, Is47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
OBITUARY,

Died, on Wednesday last the 10th instant, al
the residence Of Mr.. James Vennable, in this
County, after a protracted and lingering illness,
Mrs. SALLY A., wife of JAMES A. PIcxExs, Of
Louisiana-aged q years and one day.
I~nscrutiable are the ways Of Providence! As
practitioners, we receive his clemency--as per-
ishablc matter, we fall and decay. The same
hand that clothes the forest in foliage, and ere
they have passed through the genial suns Of a
single season, numbers and touches with the fin
ger of decay, those tender leaves, thai sicken,
perish and irit away upon the summers breeze,
gives direction TO the messenger Of death that
visits us in youth, in the meridian Of life, and
~tarries even until a ~fullness Of years. "The
pale horse and his rider are journeying towards
US, but n man shall know the time of the COM
ing thereof" In the midst of connubial felicity
and domestic happiness, they have found her,
the idol of a young and afFectionate husband, and
mother OF a sweet and innocent boy. Scarce a
score of summers suns had shown upon her
youthful paths Of peace, whenthe chilling breath
Of that u~nerring messenger, had produced the
hectic flush, that marked her Us ~consumption's
child. From her walk on earth, that was
meek, and circle of friends that was large, she
has been called to her Fathers home
"Where sickness, sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and feared no more"
Those friends in grief can truly say:
Sarah! young and cheerful Sarah!
Nought vert thou but friendships child,
Nursed in love, and lov'd by many,
Ev'n in whom there was no guile.
May her afflicted husband and mourning rela-
itives, be comlorted in the reflection, that their
separation is but for a season; that their Sarah
has gone to a place prepared in "her fathers,
house." where they too must follow 8 DON and
part no more forever. -
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
INSTALLATION 4 CoPGRTNERsHEP.

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the style Of
E. & d. Draper, was dissolved on the 18th IHst',
and having taken into Copartnership QUIZ brother
Philander Draper, the business will hereafter 1e
conducted under the name and style Of Edwin
business of the Old firm sfould be closed up as
speedily as possible, all persons indebted 10 them,
whether by note, Book account or otherwise, are
requested to make settlement and payment as
early as possible.
EDWIN DRAPER.
DANIEL DRAPER. Jr.,
Louisiana, August, Both, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

u Those persons living on the River
who have promised us. Wood on account Of
subscription, will please bring it along
There is no ice now to impede them, and
we will need the wood soon. We will not
be bound to receive wood after the LIST day
of January next, when our winters supply
will be laid in.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
Draper's New Row FIouIishing:
NEW FALL Ind WINTER GOODS!
E. BLOCK & CO., Water Street, Lon

III E. BLOCK & CO., Water Street, Lou.
isiana, NO., have now in store a com.
plete stock of FALL .AND WAITE r
GOODS, to which they respectfully solicit the
attention Of their friends and customers general.
ly. They beg leave to say, that, having select
ed their Goods with the greatest care, and hav-
ing purchased them to the very best advantage
that they therefore flatter themselves to be able
to compete with any mercantile establishment il
the country. II. E. BLOCK & 20.
Louisiana, Sep. 2Oth, l847
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
Guilds Patent Cook
ing-StOve.

The "Queen Of The TEST" LmprOred,
speaks for Itself:
WYE, the undersigned, having in use C..
w Guilds Patent Cook Stove-the ssQueen
of the West" Improyed-cheerfully testify TO
its superior qualities, in cconvenienccs Of ar
rangement, in despatch in cooking; in a large
oven, thoroughly and regularly heated on all.
sides; in durability of plates, and in great econo-
my in fuel.
Rob't X. Woods, (W., c. & CO.;) J. B. Crock
ct, Esq; Saml X. Wilson, wv. & Bro.;) C..
Keemle, Esq, H. Baldwin, Esq; DIR. j.. S.
Clark; c. Carney, Esq, Capt. e. w. Atchi-
son; WIN. H. Corby, Esq; VIM. B. Huff; 5.
Finn; Jonathan Jones,
The above are a few only Of hundreds who use
and recommend this stove.
N. B,-Plates warranted. Satisfaction guar
antied.
Also-Goodhue's Patent Parlor Coal Stoves,
three sizes. To see these stoves and use them,
is to buy and recommend them; they stand with
out a rival.
Goodhue's Patent Alright Stoves, seven
sizes and patterns; among them, the Zach. Tay-
lOr Air-Tight, all unequalled for construction,
style and finish.
Goodhue's Patent Premium Cook Stoves;
Drum Stoves; Box Stoves; fluted Coal Stoves:
seven and ten plate Stoves; Crates and Hollow
ware.
A full and constant supply of the above ar
|ticles are kept on hands and offered, wholesale
and and retail, at fairest rates, only by
JOEL F. LIGHTNER & CO.,
1873 Main street, two doors south Of the Vir-
|ginia Hotel, St. Louis, Mo.
August 9th, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

Is 1t is said that Major Gilpin has re.
ceived the entire vote Of the three compa-
MES now at Fort Leavenworth for Lieut.
Colonel. There being but two more com.
panies to vote, he is of course elected.