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fENlf. 81 Bst klRElts associated themselves tho
Isl day ri 1aauarA last, lgr the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND ERCHANDlZlNG
under the nana u fhppn Y Montgomery. beg leave 10
norm tia public thai they ae INV prepared 10 eNeeuts
nfdets io all descriptions ut Castings usually nado
blast Furnaces. VIZ Hollow Nafe " alter Pipes sioes
Hates. Mill Gtar. Vt
cot NfRf MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited eNamiu,, tho st,le aud laa
II, al their Hollow Mare Which INA, b. seen NJ nus
e The seres III ynehhutg. nj tho Nessrs Ellis
Richmond. otlers addressed 10 the concern. At Eli
Furnace, or \ \. Montgomery lyneAhutR, will uoet
Nthffampt attention
ALL. nIsl IL hand. nu well selected stuck ii
SPRLNG IND i.1LAiiR GOODS.
winch will be sold Low lor C,sh OF in exchange lat
grain. \ ". fllpPlN.
Aliy li=ls \ \. MONTGOMERY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
ADDRESS or ROBERT J. DAVIS.

load =. thu the mad would mol only extend the east
I'm cnunlts ri ludua hut hat the paut Assumed rs the
basla ri calculations. Is in the Nesien mlts ii In
diana,= Nhtn fteetei thai " heit II Oh. he eaf
ned nom that punt aud sold III llserpoa or II eehs
es4 llan the Nheat lfom The Nfrh II Europe aud,
thereafe, that Il nphi ie eatlied om lmu 2ttl niles
tftaef W.. Which would be beyond 81 Louis. aad
sill snd er les hnn the laniae " heal aud snee. II
the rad We're 81 eNffnded. moi anl, the fasten eem
tes ii lndana. but ais the mllle aud Aslem eann
esol III Stale ana atgr afi ID lllinois aud Aissauil
"aald he tributary Ia tie improvement, "ta ean ,lenbi
af mameut ll5 eaplrtts al the area admeenl 10 II. Ia
supply The demand.
ilui have ateal, ,lNelt kuelt IN tis branch ot The
s0hiecl lhan had Intended IL ne nan enquire nmi
ehael Tue proposed laad would hase IN developing he
internal RESOURCES ol Magma. In lbe Weston anl
Southwestern lafaus al the Sat#. all the elemenls III
haliaaal wealth tNlai IN tho greatest variety and nhnn
dune and. amongst lhem, Tn greatest vatet} al alum
Imeeo valuable minefs,#=a Productive 4oil "a healthy
climate. =haundless Watei p8nef4
q minerals aBitia las IN t5is rtatoai
lsl salt IN bonndlezs stor,s. Al present 3,aeo.uoo
bushels produced annually Al The SalMes u "bleh
nearly the Whole IA seut MesNatdy Ia iuelunal, and
olht places The oho aud Mississippi. aud scarcely
any II supplied 10 oNn eltzHls. An Intelligent zen
enan. engaged III the manufacture niafrs Tue laai
the supply could easily be increased IL . III hnlnnha
hoshes. and that II mghl be made equal 10 any de
maud. The Sail. nj present produced lhefe. II nov
ehasly used Ion sailing po, aud ineI IN the Nest aud
il Is sald thai is p1elered ehe New ok Sail by The
dtalelsin these ARTICLES. because II contains leNef mpn
flles llY beie subjected 10 anather process. addition
10 thasc employed III the manufacture ma> BE- render
ri rntfely pnfe, aud suitable lot table Use. Ilase n
lines immediately npun The line 81 The rad.
.3nd lfnn. In teatun Ia this mineral. Pfotessar Rag
III the report Ia which hive referred. s1sa tint -
TIE trere rocks, ede marked BY eefa dsitaet,ne etdr
detas. eamp POSING Tie moaaiHSa ad fails NJ s fegoa.
fhe counties ulthc valley \ ue4hharna muuntain
has been determined ii al ied eigh aff npnaifd
by BIRDS = Iron Zach M has distinctive marhs by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26

u. i " 7 l. y.
WOOL, Feathers, az. FlaS Seea, Flour and Bacon,
w Tor which the market rrire vii be pad Ivy
CRENSllANS, BA6BN = CARTER.
August Pts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
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'hr R,s',s oi tue states. and tnnn
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

the wagons 10 bring in the Mexican wounded from
the battle field, aud had heard him as he at once
cautioned his avn men that the wounled were 10
be treated with mercy, could doubt that he was
alive TO all the KINDER impulses OF our nature Tho
indsefelons Of youth he chides with palrrnal kind
ness yet with the decision which lorhds their re-
petition, aud the young men Of his army feel that
i is pleasure TO gather around him, because they
knes that they are as welcome rs though they
visited the hearth stone Ut their own home, aud
they are always invited 10 parlake as freely of
what he has to offer, as Il they were under the
roof Of father Ills conduct In spaHng the de-
scrlen who were captured at Bieaa Vista, eN'
hibled nj the same time, In a remarkable manner,
his heney0lenee aud his Judgement. Don't shoot
ihem,h said lie. "the worst pnniahmenl will in
iliei is 10 Irtnn them TO the Mexican army
When Napoleon said o,ono Of his hatialions, "lu-
scribe II ON their ilaa, no longer Of the nfmy Of
ltaly,,' he used an expression which was deemrd
trmarkahie, that history preserved II or the adj
mIraion of future ages; yrt i was not mofe for
cibe as an illustration Of hz power in touching
the springs u human action, than Is that Of Gen
Taylor illustrative al the manner in which lie
would make an example ief the oeuetl Of the ar.
my.
). ~ IL a man Of baassss liLits lncyef have
known Ten Taylor 10 give up day 10 pleasure
nav never visited his quarters without seeing
evidences of the industry with which he loIied II
his lalenied Adiulanl was surrounded by papers,
70 IS The eencral. And. Though ha would saluir
VISITOR kindly, aud bid hun Nlii familiar EIaer
TO amn'e hnsrll until he was hi lrlsune, he neyr'
would Interrupt the dHlios winch his station ealird
hun 10 perform. Nhtn thee senr elascd laf the
days he seemrd 10 enjoy Ia remarkable dfgfcr
The kSacily Of Young olliasfs, aud 10 BE- glad 10
mIaHle IN iheif s9aIfly. A runYeTsa,IonalIsi, |
do not think Gen Taylor passrssas great paNer.
lie Hses isR word and expresses himself with sn.
rFss aud laTas but not huaafly IL Innsaasr s
faleei ! would slyt thoNereT, lfom my ledsc
Of the man that he IS entirely capable Of nfnduo.
nz any thing ia the shape uf au order OF lel.yE
winch hos ever appeared over his sisniurs-and
IA saving so mu'h | understand mysrIf ~ assert.
ing that be Is master Of lis mother tongue. and
eau write about as effectively and haud-amsIy a.
be eau dghl. Such then the picture Of tie man
not the Genefal=Who Won upon mt csissin
! am not IN the habit Of eu'asising mn, anl have
indugrd Ga tins occasion, hselu,e desired ia De.
scribe 10 you with the eaaalnrss oi truth. lio.r
qualities winch, combhcd IN Ten Taylor, made
hm appear 10 me aHa ffsf rate maafso VI HHs
I#rfirda character Olhefs viii dNrll upon the
ohIY4ly he has % ofiru displayed, and his great
nrfs 80 conspcuously illuHifaied upon the field ol
battle formed my ijcas pi the man when he
was free from duty. aud had go malisc 10 appcai
ia any other light than such a. had brcn thrown
upon hu by nature. eduoaiiou, aud principle.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

himself upon Mr.. Cresson, with all tho
state aud ceremony becoming so great n
personage as u Consul General, from so
groal government as that oil America
The Pasha, however very properly asked
for papers Indicating his appointment to
tho Office, aud Mr Grrsson acknowledged
hi. inability In produce them, but assured
the fasha hat they would come in the very
neN steamer.
Steamer aIler steamer arrived, however,
and no papers appeard, and during the in.
iclyaI, Mr. Gresson was pursuing q most
extraordinary COURSE Of conduct. lie de.
clafcl himself 10 be both Consul and
prophet Of God, and said lha, he had eolne
To Jerusalem under the divine appointment,
to preach Ia tho Jews, who are the peeu.
liar layoriles oi Heaven, aud especially 10
announce 10 them that their long expected
Messiah is about 10 appear in Jerusalem.
lie carried with hila everywhere liv.
ina dove, which he declared had come di.
reci hom Heaven, bringing his appoint.
mcnl 10 the office of prophet. No razor
was permitted 10 touch his face, aud his
beard and mnslaches, in process Of time,
attained Ia an enormous length. With the
American ensign lhrown over his shonl'
dcfs. like a shawl. and a plated silver eagle
fastened ON his breast, and large silver
hoadrd cane, with W. cfesson, L. ). Con.
.ul General, &c, cut ON the top, Ia one
hand. aud his dove in the other, aud Two
bottles Of rum ia bis pockets, he would Pa.
ride ahnul the streets of the lialy City
CHIEFLY IN search ol Jews. whom he did not
cease TO assure that the Messiah would
sum appear. Early every morning he
mi.hl be ,een going up 10 The Mount ol
ONrs, TOT prayers, aud on the Jewish Sab
bath he was always sure 10 be found ia the
largest jewish synagogue IN the city, where
he siien attempted 10 preach 10 tho people,
onlY ia the English ianguage-no, one
word OF which could lhes understand.
Ills denuncialon Of all Christian demon
nation. wefc frequent and severe. aud the
English Bishop oil Jerusalem. and the Amer.
lean Missionaries in the country, were OBJ.
ligrl 10 take their share. Al the same
time he made free use oi the hattie, even
to luw drunkness. as am crcdibly inform.
ed, aud pfoianc oalhs were oisn heard 10
proceed from his lips. Al present he goes
auired as Jewish rabbi, with beard
reaching nearly down 10 his middle and
between praying and swearing, pfophesy.
ipg aud denouneing, preaching aud rum.
drinking he passes away his time. Ol
course, il was long ago asceraiasd that be
is only self appointed consul, and now
be /, regarded by men oi all classes as a
most confirmed madman. 1t isapily he
could not he seni home To his friends, who,
| am told sustain a highly respectable char.
acicr.
| am sorry to record anything 10 iarnish
the iair lame Of my counlrymon residing
in this land, but | sm consoled by the as
surancc that in no Country in the world il
a man more justly appreciated, or held in
higher rcpule.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
A CRACK.BRAINED CONSUL.

4 LETTER from Conslaninoplc, in The
Nav York Evening Post gives The following
account OF S,i disaai American consul /.
The only American al present, residing
in Jerusalem, l. q certain Nr. Cressoi. oil
Philadelphia. This individual arrived in
smyrna about three years ago, and there
announced himself as the u. s. Consul to
Jerusalem, and no ono at that timc, doubt
ed the testimony he bore of himself
Il was noticed, however, lha, there was
something odd abut the man, and he show.
ed special religious zeal for the Jews to
some Of whom even in Smyrna, where he
had no powers as Consul, ho gave papers
Of protection as American citizens, a thing
which ho had no right 10 do though in his
his own proper jurisdiction. At Beyroul
he declared himself 10 be American Con.
sui General ol all Syria, aud from thence
he proceeded to Jaila, where our consu.
lar agent was SO completely deceived by
him as 10 procure ior him an escort o
Turkish guards Of honor, and proceeded
himself with him to Jerusalem.
The news Of his arIi'al was soon nois.
ed through the city, and it was not long
in reaching the Pasha's ears, who rcceiy.
ed him at the palace with special honors,
and afterwards, as am informed, called
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
COMPREHENSIVE.

" HE undersigned having entered inlo partner
ship on the ll Of April, ls''' tor the Pnf'
pose Of dong general Sipags aHd f"miH'"l""
Busines,. in the town Of Fulton, under the name
and siyle Of Block. BRornEa 4 Co. would fe-
specially inform their ftcnds aud the public ren'
erally that having leased the Upper Warehouse
of Mr. H. j. Smith, they are now prepared 10
receive goods on storage. ..,z,,,., ,,o,y
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May ,isi7.h
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

ROYAL SQUAnnLEs.-l'be Paris CORES
ponden, Of tue Courier dcS EtIics LniS,
writes that good deal Of fun is made in
the family o Louis PHILIPPE, about domcs.
tic quarrel between Prince Albert and her
Briianic Majesty. We translate the sio.
~, which, whether true or false, is good
one:
"llaring been invited to l-te, the hus
band oi The queen having received per.
mission 10 20, with the injunction mol 10
fail ol rrluluing by midnight to The conlu.
gal domicil. Bu, having, like Condition,
suffered the fatal hour 10 pass, the prince
found the doors Of the apartment which he
occupies with his august muiety were closed
against him. He called-no one answer.
cd. lIe enlieated-lhe same silence
Finally, becoming impatient, ho returned
to bis carriage aud drove 10 Clarcmonl
where he went to bed and slept as well as
any man could wish. Ga waking hs senl
for tho Duke OF Wellington, aud SAID 10
him, "Will your grace do me the favor TO
see The Queen for inc, and say 10 her that
take very liitln pleasure IN her Joking.
She is Queen know, aud in public am
only the first Of her subjects but claim
to be King in my bed chamber, aud illhat
is mol to her taste, shall take my leave
for the Continent" The old Duke who
had been charged with such missions be.
fore, went to her Majesty with The message.
She was terrified at the idea that hus.
band so iondly cherished, and so strictly
tyraniscd over conld escape from her, or.
de,cd her coach and went 10 Clarcmonl
where the caicaio cordialc wa, re.eslab.
lishcd io the satisfaction Of all tho world. -
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

RrCRUIrING ~ MExIco.--fhc military
despols Of Mexico have a novel and san.
culinary mode Of raising volunteers. A
troop Of horse ride through the principle
streets and squares u the city, and when
a large crowd of spectators has bren gath.
cred they suddenly form In line, and turn
rapid circle, each horses head pressing
close upon the launches Of the one before.
and secure in an impossible pen number Of
tho crowd more or less II there are wo.
mon or childrcd, these are turned out, bu,
the rest are hemmrd in by horses and sa.
bres, and WOO To him who attempts to cs.
cape. Thus penned, they are marched off
to prision, scaniily fed, and perhaps whip
ped Tor lew days, and then taken out in
chain gangs 10 sweep aud pave the streets.
Alier they have been thoroughly broken
down at this, they arc told that If they
prefer volunteering in the service Of their
country as soldiers, their crimes, (of which
this Is the frs, they have hedrd) will DO
overlooked. OF course they volunteer for
five years, aud when once in the army,
they seldom get clear of il. These i'm.
pressmenls are taking place daily, and tho
citizen is torn from his home, without tho
knowledge Of family or friends, until by
and by he appears in the chain gang. We
saw these things enacted repeatedly while
at the capitol, and one poor fellow caught
before the door OF our hotel, received Two
horrible gashes in bis head while attempt.
inr 10 escape between ihs horses. The
eperos are always on tho watch. and run
into the alleys when the horsemen ap.
proach. We noticed one poor fellow at.
tempting to ly from the terrible swoop Of
the cavalry, but be had only time to reach
the side Of house, as the nose of tho lead.
ing horse brushed his shoulder, aud the
horsemans sword came down on his skull.
We thought tho blow had killed him, but
no, ii only forced him into the ring aud
made one moro volunteer. Such Is the SO.
curiiy Of life and property in Mexico. ~
Y. Sun.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
.l'OTTCE

vs bc,,by riycn, that on tho lf day Of january
lsiG, executed my note TO 'upe@ ~ o. ,r'',,' ia,
A." e,r ,h. sum of ss2i, payable to said smith
as administrator Of said estate on .lo l,' u"y
January next thereafter w'N zen lsr g'C, S,r n,iJ
iiom date That said note mas p.'n ,"'y f,,a ina
by me- therefore caution All persons io', ,,"'s
iO' s''' "O''' u" JOSHUA L. HOWARD
July 90, s47-32.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
I0r Sale o. Rent.

yu,IIE we'll known CRoss kgHs TtygHN' situated
ia ibe most eligible part Of Fulton ana al
present pied by Mr. Kay is offered Tor salc OF
rent on accommodating terms, II application Dc
made soon. Possession gwen by the Inst o' Au'
cnst For terms apply to
s''' BLOCK, RRO. & Co, Fulton, OF
A. BLOCK Il son, Washington
lime 30, lsi7.29.li
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

A WILD MAN.--1'ho Halifax, n. S.)
Herald of the 10Th insl., contains the fol.
lowing singular narrative:
Considerable interest has been created
within tho lasl few days past, by the arri.
val in this city OH Thursday last, Of wild
man, who had been discovered in the woods
at Cape Breton in a state Of nudity, For
the short lime this singular individual has
been in the Poors Asylum, he has re.
ceiyed numerous visits, and although in a
condition Of complete barbarism hO bssins
TO afford encouragement that attempts 10
cyilizc him may not bo altogether hope
less. IIo is both deaf and dumb, and his
appearance is extremely haggard. lie re.
mans, generally, whether awake or asleep,
in sitting position. His skin is considera.
bly, shriyeIed from exposure 10 tho weath.
er, and bis whole department resembles
more an Inferior animal than human DO.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

not till then, will society be puriGcd-lhcn
aud not till then. the evil be abolished
Let the rake know that he has no refuge
with us-lhal seorn aud contempt will be
his only welcome, and then we may hope
lnf heIIef ihinrs - lIfslern GenlinfM.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
-.

ing. When food is offered him le ssisas
It, and pressing il TO his mouth wsh both
hands, derours 1t ravsnously. He is re-.
msrkaby fond of salt, which he eAs In
large quantities. Tho first steps towards
civilization have been partially successful.
be having learned 10 uss a spoon, and s
limited extent allowed covering for Ne
body, II is said that the father and moth.
erol this singular character emgraied some
years ago lo Sydney from Scotland and
having permitted him in his young days, to
range tho woods at pleasure, he acquired
a habit ol leaving his parents residence
for a number Of days al Time, until com.
peIled from the want ofIood To re urn home
aud on the death Of bis parents, he took up
his abode in the forest altogether, until the
iimo of his capture.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
no Planters.

u,IE unicnirued having brcn apn"u',d
agents lorihr sale Of Nlr Joseph Il tf'sbi, :
co,i,n Gins. will Keep a snpply on haud Tor sale,
:, tb,ir ware House IN Fulton, Of all slfs' ana
Js.erir,iou.. which they are authorized 10 waH'ui
=, IN. entr, saisfirton 10 The pnfchnsrts--
Persons m want Of Cotton Gus are rrspeei'ui'!
i,y,t.d 10 csll lnd examine them,
'"''''' BLOCK, BROTHER & Co
Fulton, Junc ~, lsii.2s-lL
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
VIM. Ii. McCutchOn, n Co,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HARpWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
5s dR.vlrR sr, NEW oRLraNs

bn hhANlhh NJ hhh ohithaH''
II lave now In store, and for sale at low rates,
j i general assortment Of Hardrare, Cutlery,
&e., &c,- Consisting in part of nas, iron, cast
ngs steel, axes, hoes, spades shovels, stock kct'
ties, bark mills, guns and rifles, French poisi coil,
OK, log, trace, topsail and other ohains mill and
grind stones, anvils, bellows, vices, Rowands aud
other saws of all kinds, syhes and sieklcs, hooks
aud hinges, ocksserews bolts, brass wares shovolss
aud tongs, pokcrs, andirons, Tenders, table and
pocket cutlery, scissors, razors, raKer 'rons ana
homes, sicves cotton aud wool cards, planes oil all
kinds, files and edge tools, eoopefs tools, tres'
hoops, walters and trays, bits, augers ana ang''
bits eordage, paints, oils, tutpen'ine, eahuh, P''cl
and tar, straw cutters, corn shelters, hames aud
collars, ploughs ard plough mouds, tin aud lapaned
wares, fishing tackle in every variety.
D. MEaen,NS, PLANTERS aud others are re-
speetfuy invited to call aud examine TOT them
selves, mS5lsi7ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
FOR SALE.

rI,llE large Two story frame building III "a,.'
ngton, At present occupied 10y '"Pt 'upp'
,,'l he sold at a bargain Il application be made
''''' JOHN $. SPENCE, or
A. BLOCK a son.
July 7.30-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

ilynRernoHIA.-Mr. Yonalt, the cole.
bfated veterinary surgeon, in bis book on
the dog. gives the following advice for tho
eute OF lh.' much dreaded dIaease. hydro.
phobia. After describing the symptoms,
explaining the nature and aeliyil! oi the
virus he says:
Caulefizn tho wound thoroughly with
lunar eaasiie. Let this, shapened 10
point, be applied thoroughly 10 every re.
cess an1 sinuo.iiy OF tho wound. where
the teeth OF saliva of the animal could
possibly have penetrated. This will form
an cschar, hand. dry and inso'uble. com.
pound of the animal fibre aud the caus.
tic, in which tho virus is wrapped up.
aud from which il cannot be sopafaied.--
Ia short lime this dead matter sloughs
away. and the virus is carried OF with Il.
Previous 10 applying the causlic, il viii
often he necessary 10 enlarge the wound.
tina, every pan may be fairly got at and
alier The frs, eschar has sloushcd OF. Il
will be advisable TO apply the causiic a Sc.
cond time TO destroy any part that may not
have received The lul influence of tho first
operation, OF that may possibly be inocu.
laled more by it. This carefully and tho.
roughly done, the patient may feel perfect.
y safe. The paison will have been entire.
" removed, aud no danger can rcmain.--
Mr.. Youall himself and other veterinary
surgeons also, have been repeatedly bitten
by rabd dogs, bat alter pursuing The coursc
above recommended, they have ielt entire.
ly secure, confidence justified by tho
event, as vel as by experiments tried on
inferior animals. This advice, given not
by quaeks, but by practitioners Of skill
and experience. and founded as will be ae.
knowledged, on reasonable grounds, is wor.
thy 10 be noted aud remembered.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
dissolution Of Partnership.

rnE partnership heretofore existing ,v oS,"Sg" ,yas
the undersigned in the practice ol 'a"' ""'
on this day dssolycdby mutual consent eolns,H,roN
JOHN W. COOKE, 80 a..
Washington, Ark, June 81, ls41 lo.'-" an,
Democrat and Gazette will please copy 0"'
month,
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

PRonAnLE Discovery or THE IllsroRY
OF FORMER RAeE,-fhe lower Sand1sky
tohio) Democrat states that about two
miles from that village known as the "kerr
tfaet, there is an ancient mound. circular
at tho base, about 30 feet in diameter. rls.
ing oyallY to paint, which is surmounied
by an oaken stump probably originally Two
feet in diameter, which is almost Totally
iceaycd from age. A few DAYS since some
boys dug into the mound; aud nearly under
tue stump, ai three feet, skeleton was
lonnd deeaycd, but portions oi II In fair
degree oil preservation. Near the head
were found two stone haicheis. an arrow
head, Stone pipe, and far mofe singular
a lot oi plates, apparently isinglass, which
are covered with lines and hierogyhics Of
different and beautiful eolors. The work.
manship bcloken mnfe advanced and on.
tiroly different state Of the arts than has
heen heretofore discovered in tho remains
Of Indian tribes. Some of the plates were
destroyed, bu, there are fifteen preserved.
They are circular, oval in shape, aud abou,
seven inches by ten in size. pipe bowl.
beautifully finished from s'one, was also
iound, the bowl Of which is nearly round,
rising from base. on the bottom of VIII
arc the figures IDOL Measures have
been laken under the supervision OF somo
intelligent citizens farther to explore this
singular mount. There is little doubt that
these plates contain the history Of some for.
mer race that has inhabited this country.
aud larher discoveries win be awaited
with impotence.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
BLOCK, BROTHER 8 co.,

NA'oULp particularly invite the LADIES' to call
w aud examine ib.lr brauiiiul ass''iHtnl OF
nucna Vista STRIPE. aud Rui~s,
pnaisd and Painted Mu,llus'
3, Mnsin t,nslam, plan md sinpcd'
bingham. Fancy lllutkCrchi"ls,
Bonnri., Ribbons. i.ice., idEing- c,c.' etc.
A , 10 their rplcndd aa-ormgui OF Sh9'' Of all
lin and qualities
Futou. May /, leii.9i
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

"Aint | buster" as the steamboat boil.
er said to the captain, as il blew him up
sky high.