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Al Important Cure by DR.. JayGe's Alternative.
uWE have been informed by Mrs Nahan, a
grand dauther Of old Gen Wayne that sh- suffered
for number Of yelrs from the growth Of large
GoItrous Iumor, hch besides great Galoru y. pr,
duced both difficulty o. d"g ton, and Of breath NJ
Indeed, she SAYS the pressure upon the md pc
great, to prevent her from sleeping IN rccum
bent position, and often sTsfoclt0n appeared .nev "a
bic She also laboured under severe md spo-5tIor
from LIvER CONPLAIST and J,rNBtCE, ~ th horrible
tram OF nervous affections. for which she used DR.
JAMES ALrEAATIvE, which she regularly for
or seven weeks, with OCCASIONAL doses Of ms Sanatye
Pills, and her general hea.lH thereby completely :
re-estlbished. and now Perrslyrng dDnla 1tIou
the Of the Gotrous Tumor she was enrou-a yed
persevere in the Of the ALTERArIyE, til ey=rr
Vestge OF the painful Tumor entirely reEgogcd.
We cannot peak too highly OF tins mDortanr pre-
paratIon OF Dr. Jayne, and for the sake Of slrrlny
humanity, hope that It may become mOEe generlLy
known.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

STArE cspfrr OF Of ARkANsAs'; 1dss.aS. Scr.
In the johnson Circuit Colrt on The Chancery side
thereof, in racaiion, on Tie lOM July. Il. d. 1917.
William 6. Freeman, Complainant
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81 DRIES.

ONT At,S nd pc-i'cs spatuIIs, Evans genu ne
and n,tlIrn / aumIh ,amccI-, American and Ter.
~,N cr Spring D. LTat matches, Waters. PEI.
cusson caps, ~c-uns way, Tooth brush 5, Tooth
pos der
E"~rv.l'v STE! ENSpN < EElI..
Druggists.
Van Barren. J.Iy H. .-l1
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MARRYEn-

On Sunday, the ith inst by The Rev. Mr. Poage
Mr.. o. W. Assn, of Fort Smith. to Miss MARY ALEX
ANDER, Of this place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
woRns, WDRNs, WORMS,

WORMS. WORMS! WORMS,
To remove those troublesome and dan geroGs nina b
i,nnts OF the stoma and bowels. vi ca often in
pair the he4t and ce-trIy the Ives OF ch1reA,
J.YXL's ToNC NERNrFUGE, certain and safe P-ePrra
ton for the removal Of the various kinds Of
dyspepsia stomach, Of appetite. infantIl'
fever and ague, Ind debility of :he stomach and 7ow
els and organs of digestion 1t without PtIor
one Of the most valuable preparations N the world
Prepared only by Dr.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, snc
sold agency BY
STEVENSON & BELL,
Druggists, Van Buren, Ark.
And ". Il. & AAYERS,
Fort Smith.
July 10, l5i7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

son who is of the following description. about
. feet IL inches high. % or ~ years o!d. IS
raiEer OF copper co.or, wears smiling couu-
tcnaucc and is pleasant spo>cn.
lie rana"ay from the re~.I"uct, Of the sub
scrbyr on the l9th March. ana had been hiring
on 81 ampoN on Il" rvcr, was taken up 0nd
Put J" 10, I.hh,on cy;in;y l'.ii %" 49,. -. A,,l.
aLd l''.r" Irma.ur. uuti "a" l2ih INST. Ca j,lt
might tho IaI WIS entered by SON" ,hniu, u.
the rc-r" wuo VS. f>icuoI to to iopr M e.,
upper room by uL chain, ~, re rn,-d Fl IN .,
Impr's>uLCIH, and carried o..
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Oil and Narnish.

pLACk Eirnlsh. CoPal Do: Japan do; Sweet oil
ID -a>tor oil, and Spt4 TurPeatne, IN bottles o.
y the gallon. or sale BY
STEVENSON L BELL.
Van Barren, july 70, Is47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
MOTT, WHITE & co.

receiving valuable addition STOCK NAV be
ound IN the list of articles bowy assured that they can offer
n on the best of and will
at far They hope that their and the public
generally will give them a CALL. ~ ~ F
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1900

"E":Ii Ue given for the oP2rc: en,ton nui
delivery, at ortn"r p.rcr above n.ncj Of IL .
>coundr. who il. lao doubt, whle man. wuo
c"mnHr his decd, as it is the u0Icr,ig ignrL,r in
ten!lon TO bring such scorrdrc 10 justice.
HENRY BOhROUGII
Noun Hd. Ark'S. JuIy Is. 1917. 23-fw
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Nrs. Po.x, the lady Of the President, ac.
'n.'4 by her niece, Mss RUckER. were to
rH Washington city, on the 25th ul,., en-
Ior Tennessee.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

&c a5I4ITg. A man was found 10 pump
F. us pulse yet beating from which he was
moved because there MAS no coroner pres
4 lew years previous a man was found
ooed BY the neck in the 81 ne nsrghborhood,
-21 lei! % die under the same excuse.
'oe'denss happened III the enlightened and
''-'os STATE Of Massachusetts, in the town
sGTsrs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

p samafIoH.-The Boston papers gives the
Pug account Of an Interesting instance OF
kamA.ou.
One Robinson, on Thursday. pleaded guilty
! Indictment Of larceuy IN the Common Pleas,
n orceSler, Massachusetts. The Telegraph
sae s Young whrIe Woman. IKE past the
Of ">"ccI sixteen" with fre auburn hair,
Ponab.y dressed, slender form, delicate com.
pon, rather handsome, and 70 cap the CLIMAX,
r The eoasen!ed wife Of 4 spruce young EthI.
p, and the very b'ackest one we ever saw.
|conIrasI between the Iwo,.he wife teinc very
aud the husband extremely black, was mos,
lar indeed. The husband supports his fair
fR:a BY making baskets.
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~ Look at This. II

VEllE CASH viii be paid for likely Negro
Il Boy, from the age of l5 10 20 years-for IN.
formation. apply IA, Ihis Office.
July Il, 1917 % -3w
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Printed CalicOes.
One Thousand Packages,

Embracing some THOUSANDS of different pat.
terms and coorlngs, and comprising every thing
desirable in the line, FOREIGN and DOMES-
TIC.
All of which offered for sale. for cash, or
satisfactory credit, at the Lopest Prices by the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
Paints. &c.

Van Buren,, July 10th, l3i7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

lpdezvous. Captain Hughes Of the nrmy and
q lin. Ia W Of Secretary Marcy, has been appoint.
IA, Colonel. c. l.. Jones, OF this city, under
S,om ito companies were raised, expected the
|Somo Iawyer.editor, accounting for the great
uber Of lawyers, who have gone to Mexico,
II. from his own experience, that the sutferIngs
Y,he Younger members Of the profession are in.
Liable, aud might indnce them 10 any sort OF
SporaI'on'
"A
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
IRON and CASTINGS.

I01pd ove N0-nm
Cernnu, Casts
. Pots &c. d.
. Il,
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l<Hs ro.-Tho Baltimore Sun mentions
R'raoriluary fact of black woman turning
as recently occurred Il, Cairo. The wo-
r married TO a black solder belonging to
fm Pacha's guard, and according to the
Pt' Brought forward, i! is during the last
leH's ;ha' her back skin has peeled off by
Fs' and without any Inconvenience to her
r. has been replaced by white skin.
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Medicines, Drugs, &c.

June "a, 1871.
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and prices vary from so to SO shillings.-
Bacon and hams are in steady request at Gas.
for the former, and IDS. for the the latter.
Lard in keg is selling at 56s. bladders at.
Gas. Beef and lard is good demand for ship
stores
An inquiry made by satcral Belgian hous-
es. Flower is Is per Dbl. dearer. Indian
corn and whole meal in active request for
Ireland at Improving rates. A large arri-
val of foreign oats has farther depressed this
articl Is. 10 Is. Cd. per Dr., and no more
confidence shown by buyers, who appear
unwilling to operate beyond their present
requirements, even at this reduction. Bar
ley steady, and no change in the value of
other grain.
London Corn Market. March Sat this
days Market there was again a good de-
mand for English Wheat, ct an advance Of
fully Is per or. and a good extent Of bust
mes transacted in foreign, at a like improve
ment, the French buyers increasing their
purchases.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
THE MARKET

LondOm Corn Market, March 4-For grain
the demand for expectation still continued
very great, especially of wheat for France.
The stocks were rapidly diminishing. This
demand for wheat for expectation, which
we noticed yesterday, has continued to-day,
and higher prices have been paid for red
Lincolnshire wheat for the French market.
Letters received from Belgium, this morn
ing, again mention an increased demand for
France; at SOM of the interior markets a
rising of 3 francs per hectolitre has taken
place, equal to about lbs. per quarter.
L're'pooI PrOUision Market, Friday
The stock Of butter in this market is light,
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
FROM VERA CRUZ AND MEXICo.

The W: o, Commercial Times of the
9Th, inst. says Gen. Scott was making all
possible haste on the 3lst ult., to send our
troops forward to Jalapa. A number of
vessels belonging to the squadron and Gen.
Quitman's brigade, left for AlvaradO on the
3lst,. An officer rom Vera Cruz says tie
advance on the city of Mexico will not be
made before September. Gen. Twiegs
had taken up the line of march for the Ma
tional Bridge. In the mean time, our troops
will be quartered on the high lands Near
Jalapa. Gen. Worth has published a tariff
Of duties to be levied at Vera Cruz.
BEFORE reaching the car ital, Santa Anna
forward a messenger. ann punching his
approach and determination to assume Il e
Presidency. He ordered Barragan, tie
chief ofthe insurgents, to disband his forces,
which order was obeyed. A deputation
was sent to meet him, and he was received
with great eclst. On being formally in
augurated; he proclaimed an amnesty for
recent off noes, and am ounced his deter
mination to carry on the war against the L.
States with the greatest vigor. Gomez Fa-
|rias replied in the same strain. Santa Anna
affirmed the authority Of Farias, and has
allied himself, also, with the church party.
Letters from Vera Cruz to the Gath ult., has
been received at the capital, and are filed
with exultation, whilst admitting the des-
~tructive effect of the shot poured into that
city.
The insurrectiOn in the city Of Mexico has
been entirely suppressed, and the troops on
both sides disbanded. The 6O0O men who
IaccomOanied Santa Anna were not ner-
mitted to enter the city, but were ordered
to proceed with all possible despatch to We
ra Cruz. On the 81 ult. another large force
was despatched from the capital to relieve
Vera Cruz. They will constitute an army
as large as that under Scott.
AT T~ampico, all excitement had subsisted.
The rumored attack of the Mexicans on Tu-
span, was no longer apprehended.
There is no indication in any quarter
that the .Mexicans contemplate a negotia-
ton of peace. Santa Anna, Farias, and the
other authorities, talk as ~fercely as ever.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
PRINTERS.

The following incident goes to illustrate
the great numerical force of the printers
with the army. Gen. Scott on a recent &C.
casion, wanted to have some general or.
ders printed at a gwen time. He sent d.
r~ectiOns tn the office of the Tampico Sem
tinel to have them done. He was told that
in consequence Of the scarcity of hands the
work could not be accomplished. He then
on morning parade ordered all printers to
forward three PAGES from the ranks,
when severalhundred men-all printers
the order.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

Ma. EDIroR:-Permit me through your
columns to contradict a report which has
obtained circulation with great rapidity,
and much to my prejudice in the ensuing
election. refer to a report, now current
in many parts of the county, that had
Withdrawn from the canvass for the Clerk
ship of the County Court of Pike county,
and become a candidate for that Of the
Circuit Court. The proposition was made
to me by several persons during the first
week Of the present court, and | was
strongly urged by many TO make the pro-
posed change, but | did not in one instance
consent thereto. The report, in whatever
manner it may have obtained circulation,
is wholly untrue; and ! here take occasion
to say that | am still a candidate for the
office of Clerk Of the County Court, and
shall remain so until after the August cleo
ton. c. S. BROWN.
April 18Th, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

W The news received by the Cambria
had a considerable effect upon the market
at New York and other Eastern cities
From our exchanges we learn that the de-
mand for all kinds of grain was quite ac'
tive, and that prices had consequently re-
ceived a slight advance. The news by the
packets which arrived soon after, as they
left but a few days later from Europe, did
not sens;bIy effect the market. Specula-
tors are anxiously looking for the Sarah
Sands, which will probably arrive in a few
days; and should the account by her be ia
vorable, grain may be expected to range
still higher; and to bear a good price till
harvest. Should the news be less favora-
bic, prices may recede a little, but this is
hardly expected. Dealers, however, are
anxiously awaiting her arrival, and the news
she will bring will in a measure determine
the market.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
FROMTHE BRAZOS.-Gen. TayLOr

FROM THE BRAZOS.-Gen. 7'aylor's
Return to SaHiNo.-The Picayune of the
9th, says: The Alabama touched at the Bra
EOS, but remained there but an hour. No
mail was put on board, but we received a
private letter from a friend by private hands.
By this we learn that Gen. Taylor has re-
turned to Saltillo after in vain pursuing
Urea. He could not reach him, though
he was once close upon him near Marin.
Gen. Taylor's force consisted of about 1000
men. of whom only $50 were cavalry.
Tie impression at the mouth of the Ric
Grande was that Gen. Taylor would push
On to San. Luis. This is inferred from hil
ordering so much transportation to be sem
forward.
Col. Hamtramck was at Camargo at last
accounts. Every thing was quiet there.
and on the river and at the Brazos.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
PACKET SHIP M

New YoRK, April 8, 8 P. NJ.
The London packet ship Wyoming is in,
and brings London dates to March l4th.
I have a copy of Brown & Shipley's Cir
cular for the Ststes, which quotes Ameri-
can Flour at forty-one to forty-tWo shillings
per bbl, the latter is noted as an extreme
quotation. This is a decline to Is of p Cd.
The best Corn is u shade lower in price.
Prime yellow is quoted at 81 to Sc per Or.
of 4SO lbs, with sales.
The political news is not of sufficient i'm
portance to telegraph. Other arrivals, with
Iates dates are expected, and the Sarah
Sands will soon be in.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

80. the ia,n Il man named NHITE
passed through st. Louis bearing ofhc'al
dispatches from Gen. Kearney TO the gov
eminent. lie closely concealed all mior-
nation relative to til. affairs, and position
Of or little army in that region of Mexico
AL the Information that the reporters Tor
the press could obtain from him was, tina
she left Santa Fe on the 4th of March, and
that the mail brought by him was LETT one
day behind onthe plains in charge OF so e
of the traders bound in, whose team had
broken down"
If then, we credit the story, that he was
bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Kearney
to the government, we may expect to re-
Iceive an official account of the proceed
Iings in New Mexico and California soon
The news by the mail spoken of by him
may be received in a few days. The st.
Louis press lash the "glazed cap" gentle
man severely, for his ridiculous effort to aP'
pear "mysterious and close mouthed."
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
IOWA ELECTION RETURNS.

Reported majorities as far as heard from,
Mason's majority in Dubuque loo, Jackson
800, Jefferson about so, Iowa 80, Clinton
and Keokuk so, each.
Harlan, Lee 375. Desmoines, II, Louisa
100, Scott, and Johnson, each, 40, Mahasks
l40 Henry, 275. He has also probably
carried Marion, Muscatine, and Wapello
by small majorities-as far as heard from
Harlin stands about $50 ahead of Mason.
Grant, Democrat, is elected in the End
District. We have reason to fear that the
3rd District has gone for Howell.
The Iowa Gazette, of the 10th inst. says:
awe have little to add to the news that was
received hero on Thursday evening. We
have elected our Judge by Handsome ma
jority, but our fears are that Mason has
been defeated. We deeply regret this, in
asmuch as it will result in the election of a
man wholly incompetent to the duties Of the
important Office to which a blind adherence
to party, assisted by a mistaken religious
zeal has raised him."
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
y4-The news of our recent victories has


been received with ;leat joy throughout
the west. Every American heart seems to,
glow with patriotic pride, while every pulse
beats stronp. for the vindication Of our ma
|tional rights and honor. The croaker's note
Iof a "pr,:nhshAiai 'cnr-'a war tOr plum
DER" is nearly flushed, or drowned by the
shout OF universal joy. The st. Louis I'm
ion, Of the 10Th, thus speaks ofthe illumina-
ton in that city on the night previous:-
"Tlle city last night presented a teauti-
FIJI appearance. Amid the blaze of ten
thousand lights, the whole population seem
ed ~thronging the streets, to witness the ex-
preston Of general joy at the brilliant VIC
tories of our armies. The principal houses
and public buildings were illuminated, and
presented a magnificent appearance, whilst
in some were transparencies representing
prominent incidents in the different battles,
I-or the names of the most glorious battle
fields of the war. At small intervals were
bonfires, with banners waving from the diff
l~ferent fag-stafs, and everywhere the evil
licences Of enthusiasm for the war were
~clearly manifest. Who can doubt after
such demonstrations, that the American
I~people are in favor Of the most vigorous
vindication of our national rights and hon
or against the assaults and treachery Of a
murderous foe? St. Louis evinced last
night, that here at least the war is not IN
popular, that there is no lack of love for
Those who are prompt to avenge all nation
al wrongs, and the denunciations of the
cause in which we are battling, find no re-
sponse in the hearts of the masses.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

MORE WORCESTERSHIRE Cincinnati At
las, Of the 18th inst, says: "From private,
but reliable information from Washington,
we have no doubt the President will order
out the remainder of the volunteers au.
thorized under the fifty thousand act, a.
soon as the recruits for the ten new regi-
ments are raised. We believe the number
Of volunteers subject to call under that act
lis about seventeen thousand.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
FoR THE BANNER.

30 solitude, romantic maid.
Whether by nodding towers you tread,
Or haunt the deserts trackless gloom,
Or hover DER the yawning tomb,
Or climb the Andes GIFTED side,
Or by the Niles coy source abide,
Or, starting from your h~alf-year's sleep,
From Hecla view the thawing deep,
Or, at the purple dawn of day
Tadmor's marble waste survey;
You, recluse, again | woe,
And again your steps pursue"
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

Mr.. Editor: The above quotation from
the poems Of Granger, is submitted, for
the purpose Of calling the attention of
critics in grammar, TO the words ";yOm, re-
in the last c%ouplet, and of asking
their views, as to the proper mode of par
sing them. Considerable difference OF o.
Pinion exists on the subject, among some
OF the best grammarians in our county
should like to hearfrom any of your read
ers that may be Disposed TO give their at
10 i. D..
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45 at the request OF a 1rlenu, we nave
devoted the first page of our paPerto a de-
tailed account of the suffering in Ireland.
Though it is without a parallel in the histo-
ry of that Impoverished, and down-trodden
land, it may nevertheless, be relied on AS
correct. The learned tourist has gazed
upon the scene of misery with his own eye,|
and there drawn apicture so horrifying, that
humanity must shudder to behold it. Yea,
it will be a painful task, indeed, for the
youthful reader, to follow the narrator
throughout his description of this scene of
restitution, of misery and death; but even
in our own happy estate, it is well, that we
should know something of the distress with
which other lands are afflicted. 1t is cal
culated to awaken the sympathies, the kind
er feelings Of our nature, and to fill our
hearts with gratitude, to God who has show
cred the blessings of life in such rich pre-
fusion all around us. Can we beedlessly
riot on the bounty of Heaven, while hun
dreds and thousands of our fellow creatures
are furnishing for bread? No, no, in the
midst of our abundance, let US remember
the destitute. With hearts OVERLOOKING with
gratitude let us set apart a portion Of Gods
bounty, for the needy and distressed
These suffering children of Ireland have a
peculiar claim upon our s~ympathies. We
are, many of us, descended from the same
progenitors. Side by side the sons of Erin
and America have battled for liberty. To-
gether they struggled at Bunker's hill and
Camden; and their bones now lie entombed
beneath the same sod. Yes, the battle fields
of the revolution and of the last war were
crimsoned with Irish blood. In all her
struggles the Irish heart has sympathized
with America, while Irish blood and trea-
sure have been freely poured forth in hel
behalf. Even now the stars and stripes are
g~allantly sustained upon the plains of Mexi-
co by Irish hands. Then, have W. nc
sympathy for that people whose hearts have
aver pulsated for US in ali our struggles2-
Who have manifested their sympathy for u.
not only by deeds of valor on the tented
field, but by eloquent and stirring appeals
in the council chamber? Their brethren
have been our associates in war, and il
ueace.--.Around the festive board, the i.e'
side and the family altar. Every where
their feelings have Seen blended with ours
till they seem, as itwere, { part Of our owl
people-our brethren indeed liz Thought
and in feeling. Surely then, in this, theii
day Of restitution and distress, every Anne
rican will readily contribute his mite to-
wards their relief. We would be glad tc
see . relief committee formed in our owl
county, to whom every citizen could con
tribute something to be laid out in bread
stuffs to save from imminent death this FAM
ins-stricken people.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

Il The st. Louis Union, of the 10th,
says: 'sWe lean from a gentleman who ar
rived in this city last evening, that Col
Benton was in Louisville on Saturday, the
10th inst, and would remain in Kentucky
four or five days, when he would leave fol
this CITY,"
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

Oregon Railroads.&c.. Plumbe, who
claims to be the originator of this scheme,
now in st. Louis, and was, we understand,
to have addressed the people Of that city
last Saturday on the practicability Of the
work, and the necessity Of its early COM
%pletivn.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

= Anti Rent disturbances are going on
under Wing rule in New York. When that
State had a Democratic Executive, the
laws were enforced, but now the Anti Rent
murderers are set loose, and riot has undis-
turbed sway. How truly conservative is
Wing rule!
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19
ARRIVAL OF THE
Packet Ship London.

New YoRK, April 8, P. M.
The packet ship London is in from Lon
don, bringing dates to the 10th of March.
The papers received by her quote United
States Flour at forty-three shillings six pence
per Dbl.
A very active and large demand existed
for breadstufs.
No other news of importance.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

Il The Republican, of the 10Th inst.
says: "Mr. Abraham Kirkland, an old and
respectable citizen of Monroe coun-
ty, in this State, was killed OH the 3lst. ult.,
by the falling of a log at a house raising.
He was one of the best citizens of that
county"
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

i The st. Louis Union, of the 18th
SAYS: "We are informed that Gov. Edwards
has appointed Alexander Hamilton, Esq,
Judge of the st. Louis Circuit Court, in
place of Judge Krum. This appointment
will give, we believe, general satisfaction"
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

DR.. WIN. ROBERTSON, of Hanover, Ohio,
has been mulctcd by a jury in the sum Of
S225O for malpractice. The case grew out
of maltreatment for a dislocated knee, in
consequence of which amputation became
necessary.
Democratic banner., 1847-04-19

The ~ Y. Jomrna! Of Commerce states,
that the quantity of -four in that city, is
reduced to less than will supply the home
consumption for one week.