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the desired effect believe this is one of the best
medicines in the world for coughs and incipient
consumption. and that invalids in more advanced
stages may be relieved by using.
Signed by LEVIN TOWNSEND,
Firm of Townsend & Upshur.
We say unhestatngly. and withou: blush,
this medicine "can't be beat"
None genuine, unless signed L Butts on the
wrapper.
For sale Wholesale and retail, by WIN. SHAW.
Wilmington, and by Druggists generally in North
Carolina.
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ia MA.MIlg IIgIs TIA
4AAk PORT OF wILm1NGToN. AkE
ARRIVED

Sept 2-Brig Six Brothers, Benson, saco, Me-, to E.
Dickinson.
3-Schr c. d. Ellis steemun, ST. Croix, to Harriss &
Russell.
Schr. X. w Brown, Jones, n. York, to r. w. Brown
5-Frrnch Bnrquc lfavre & Martinique, Leoup Mar.
Unique, TO 6. w Davis
Barqne Dudley, Fulton, Garden Key, Fla to E. Dick.
insOn.
Brig Vim. l.. Jones, Hobart Charleston, TO IIarrss
& Russell.
Barqne Edward Buckley, Charleston, 10 Harriss g.
Russell.
Brig New York Norton. Fampico, to E. Dickinson
Schr. A. F. Thorn Sanford n. York TO Il. w Brown
Schr. Jeroleman GoSlec, Philadelphia to Harrixs e.
Russell.
s-Hrg Rowland Coombs Cuadaloupe to E. Dtckin.
Brig Orchilla, Harding, Martinique to G. w Davis
Schr. Pearl Moore, JarkSonvIllc to do
9-Schr- A. J. DeROsset. Rodick, New York, to r. w
Brown.
Schr. Thorn. wainwright, New York, to w o. Jefreys
CLEARED.
Sept. 2--B1ig DIR. Hitchcock Elwcll Newburyport
Mass by O. G.. Parsley
Sclr. Marion, Morse, Little River ny G. w. Davis
3-Br. schr. Evand"r, Encas, Harbor Island, by c.
w Davis.
4-Schr. Carolina, Green, Baltimore, by DeRossct
Brown g. Co.
Schr Ieesburg, Boon, Philadelphia, by DcRosset
Brown 4 Co.
G->chr. Iuscarora, Campbell, Trinidad de Cuba by
IIurriSS d Russell
Schr. Levin Lark, Harrison, Philadelphia, by c. w
Davis.
s-Schr christina, Caroline Charleston by G. W.
Davis.
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New YoRK, Sept. 4.-Narol Sores.-New-
bern and Washington Turpentine is held at So, IS
per go lbs, without sufficient sales, however, to
estabsh:the advance demanded the stock here is
about 1000 bbls, including the arrivals of yes
terday. Spirits Turpentine continues firm at Soc,
cash, at which further sales Of few hundred bL S.
have been made. Rosin is less active. and we
hav: only TO notice sales Of cargo of Newborn
at 6Oc deIiveretl
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Bosrox, Sept l.-Naral Sores.-The market
for Spirits Turpentine is quite at the advance no.
liced in last, and we have only TO report small
sales at 81 55c. per gal, NOS. In Tar the
sales have been small at So per bbl.. cash. But
very little Rosin in market and small sales Of COM
mon Northern at soc. per bbl., cash. Pitch is
selling in small lots at 95 81 per bbl, cash and
mos.
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10 THE ADVERTISING COMMUNITY OF WILL
MINCTON we would, at the commencement of
our 4th year, address one or two remarks -
We know that most of them are politically
opposed to us, but still believing, as we do,
alt IN matters OF business, with sensible men
ms ~ili have little weight, we have taken
Che lbr.Y Of sending copy Of this weeks
touraa' he counting-room of most of the
o'csgs1s, for the purpose simply of inform
lng bea of our circulation, and leaving the
J1estm of whether 1t would be 10 their ad-
vanage TO give US a & slight chance" once in
While, to be determined by themselves, Just
p they please. We can tell them that our
circulation is three times as large as that of
one OF our contemporaries, and upwards Of
twice as large az that of the other. We would
also add that our paper is largely read by those
very people whodo their trading in this place,
and many of whom will never see the adver-
tisements of our friends, the merchants, if they
DO not occasionally put them in our columns.
But ENOUGH SAID.
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DIED..

In this county. on the 18th ult., Melissa Ann,
infant daughter of Hugh NJ. Coman, aged six
months and twenty eight days.
In this town. on Tuesday evening, the nth
inst Thomas r. Utley, aged II years.
On the 18th ult.. at the residence Of her grand
son. in Washington, N. c., Mrs. Ann Cambrc-
leng. at the advanced age of eighty years.
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SEDGWICK
FEMALE SEMINARY,
RALHIaH, N. o.


0AHE next Session of this institution will conn.
- menee on the first day Of October ensuing.
The success of the enterprise thus far, and the
confidence which patrons, near and distant, have
manifested in its management, will be acknowiedg.
ed by still further improving its advantages. A
sufficient number Of Teachers will be employed to
fill the several departments, and Parents and Guas
dams sre assured that for strictness Of discipline.
and thoroughness of instruction, this School shall
be surpassed by no other.
Terms per Session Of Fire Months:
Board. Washing. Fuel. &c., $50 co
Preparatory Department, 81 to 10 90
Higher English Branches. IL 10 - 90
Latin Language. 10 90
French Language, 10 90
Music on Piano, 20 90
Use of Instrument, OD
Music on Guitar, 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 o.
To secure several obvious advantages, q uniform
style Of dfess will he adopted for public oceasioas.
consisting Of purple Merino during the Winter
Term. and Of white material during the Summer.
On ordinary occasions. various kinds of dress may
be used but cheap articles. plainly made up. will
answer every purpose, and test suit the wishes Of
the Principal. ~ -. :.
There will be a vacation Of one month at the
end Of each Session, during which pupils can 10
main ,rtthout any extra charge. - s.sq II
Each boarding Pupil is expected to furnisA her
own sheets, towels, and napkins, which, with her
apparel, must I've marked with her name in full
No deduction for absence except in cases Of pro,
tracted sickness Patrons will receive reports re-
spec.ing their Wards and Daughters, twice per
session.
RErRnxxcrs-Hon. Calvin Graves, Of Caswsll
county, N. c.; Hon. A. Dockery, Of Richmond
county Hon. Thomas Settle. of Rockingham
county Rev. VIM. Hooper, Of Wake Forest Col
lege; Rev. Thos Meredith, of Raleigh Rev. J. ].
Brantly, of Fayetteville DR.. S. j. Wheeler. of
Murfreesborough; J. A. Sanders Esq, of Viii
mington; J. c. Stevenson, Esq, of Newbern; T.
e. Garrison, Esq, of Waynesborough.
Raleigh Septr 10, ls47-]52-2t
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r1THE undersigned, after an absence of seve
raj weeks, (caused by the bad health Of one of his
family,) has returned to his post, where he may
be found. ready and willing to discharge his off,
cial duties L. H. MARSTELLEK,
Clerk of New Hanover County Court.
Sept 3, ls47-[5l-2t
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To Rent.

filth THAT large and commodious Ho-
l.s.Eg tel, the HANOVER HOUSE. situated
&1S2szsa on Front street, opposite the Cape Fear
Bank, in the Town of Wilmington, will be rented
OH reasonable terms, from and after the first Of
October next. The Hanover House is q new
brick building four stories high, tin rooted, and
built expressly for Hotel. Its location is one Of
the best in the town Of Wilmington, and should
the person wishing TO rent j. desire its enlarge
ment, the undersigned is prepared to enter into
arrangements for that purpose.
For terms, &C., apply by letter, or personally,
to the subscriber, at the Journal Office, Whining.
ton. DAVID FULTON.
Iuy 10Th lS47.
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PErERsEuRc, Va. Sept s.-The late news 's,, has
caused decline in Wheat and Corn. wheat
declined to 81 to TOT ccuts per bush Corn dull at
60 to e2!c. per BUSH; Bacon, hog rOuod Virginia
10 to lO5c.; Western shoulder u to &C., according
to quality :: middIings, Ioc-; Lard. lt3 to ll4c.;
Cotton NAV be quoted at to l2c, dull !; Flour,
new Sal: old, s. to $50 family, Sc; Tobacco,
inspect;ons ensI-prices Of last week well sus-
,aiusd for all qualities. Rep.
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AGENCY.

JAMES NJ REDMOND, Postmaster Ut d' u"lo ID agent
This manor for Eigeconbs and the adjoining .coun.
,iAs Mr. n will take pleasure in receiving new sub
.crbsrs and receiptng any moneys due us in that
section.
Joseph MASON POSTS Buildings, corner Of Hanover
and Beaver streets, N " is agent, for receiving
Advertisements in that city, for publication in the Jour
nal He will also receive subscribers for the same
E-Nfr. JAMES BuRCn is our authorized a.
gent to make collections due the &c Journal "
Office in this town and county. We hope when
he>eallS on those who are indebted to u.s. that
they will endeavor to be prepared TO liquidate
their bills. Mr. BuRCH will also receive new
subscribers to the " Journal and give receipts
fer the same
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-10

A newly elected volunteer-offcer was ask
ed yesterday by Gen. Brooke if he was quail
flying himself to command. by learning his e1.
ercices from competent instructor. He tolc
him there was no occasion to undergo thai
trouble and expense, as he had purchased
two pair of drill pantaloons.
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Honor ToTHE DEAD We have copied from
}he Iarboro' Press, the proceedings of meet
ing Of the people of Edgecombe county, con-
'ened on the receipt of the news at that place
o. the death Of Col. WILSON. 1t affords us
NuCN qualification to see that steps have al
,eauy been taken to have bis remains brought
, nO'"e LOT hnal intermept, SO as to give his fell
. ,>feh' chance ofpayng the last tribute
'Fe'l III their power, TO The lamentel dead
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FOR RENT.

A DWELLING house situated on ID be.
N tween Ann and Nun streets. Aiso two
dwelling houses situated on Sd street. between
Ann and Nun streets. nearly parrelIei East with
the Baptist Church. Apply TO D.FUR0Us.
Sept. 10, lS47-l52-3t
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THE BAPTIST GUARDIAN is the title of
new paper, the first number of which has been
placed upon our table, printed in Richmond
Va. The Guardian is neatly printed, and is
devoted exclusively to the Baptist cause, with
strict reference to Southern constitutions as
they are"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-10

oo-Major General Patterson, Major Polk,
(brother of the Presidency Col Abercrombv,
and some other officers of the L. S. Army,
passed through this place on Saturday last, on
their way to Gen, Scotts headquarters We
had the pleasure of conVersing for few mo-
ments with Genl Patterson and Major Polk.
They did not seem to have any more definite
idea of when and how the present war is to
terminate, than our people here in Whining
ton. We understood GenI Patterson as ex-
pressing the opinion that the war would not
terminate TILL the whole of Mexico was in our
possession; that we must take the country
and hold it in military possession
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THE KEYsToNE-We have received two
numbers of new paper, called the Keystone
for the Campaign. The Keystone is printed
in Philadelphia, and is devoted to the demo-
cratic cause. tits only intended, we presume,
for the next Presidential campaign.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-10

BALrINoHE, Sept. s, S p. m.-Flour.-SaIes OF
Howard street at IS IS, at which price we note
sales of 900 bbls.; and there have been sales Of
1000 bbls. City Mills at S. rs. Wheat.--Sales
of prime white at log liz: sales of 10000
bushels rime red at los. -:
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Ii is reported that a boy in Vermont grows
80 fast that his clothes are too short before
they are put on, and that he has lately grown
three inches through the crown of his hat.
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.Ms4RREED.

In" Dupln county. on Thursday the 2sth inst,
by the Rev. NJ. e. Conoly, Mr.. James e. Holmes
of Clinton, to Miss Eliza j. daughter of John Bry.
an, decd, originally of Sampson county.
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The easiest way to get living is to Sit on
gate and wait for good luck. In case good
luck don't come along, you are no worse of
than YOU were before
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CHARLrsroS, Sept 4.-Cotton iO5 to IL cts;
Rice S. to SGT; Corn 65 to roc; Bacon, hams
to lc.; sides 81 t" 9 4; shoulders 7ic; Liverpool
sack salt Si4 to Sl4,
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GEN sCOTT's
ARMY33G

By this (Thursday,) mornings mail we
have received glorious news from Gen. SCOTS
army. Again have our arms been victorious
in two engagements with the enemy! Santa
Anna and the vain glorious Valencia have
been defeated! The Mexican Congress has
been convened for the purpose of considering
Mr.. Trisrs propositions, and a suspension of
hcstIities has been asked for by the Mexicans
and granted by Gen. Scott, so that these pro-
positions may be considered. But we will
not enlarge. The whole details will be found
in another column to which we need scarcely
call the attention of the reader.
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TO X EMIT

TO RE n 7.
NNHE north Store in the new building on
IL Front Street, south Of and adjoining the
Hanover House.
The two story dwell ing house with requisite
out houses and specious garden spot. situated at
the N. E. corner of Church and Fourth Streets.
Two comfortable dwellings near the Dry Pond
POTTER & KIDDER.
Sept 10, lS47- 52-H
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POTATOES.

~ GOOD supply of Irish and Sweet Potatoes,
a. constantly on hand. and for sale b,c. by
(Sept 81 HOWAkD & PEDEE.
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF WILMINGTON.
rWNHE third Instalment of Two nty-Gve dollars
q per share on subscriptions in the capital
stock ofths Bank, is required to be paid in, or
before Thursday, the 4th day of November next.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
T. SAVAGE, Jr., Cashier.
Sent 10, lS47.-[v3-52-St
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NEGROES TT AUCTION.
NNILL be sold at 10 o'clock, on Tuesday NOR
" ming next, at the Court House, two
NEGRO WOMEN and CHILDREN.
SANFORD & SMITH, Auct'rs.
Sept. 10, lS47.-[62.lt
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NEwBERs-Sept. 7, lef7.
NAVAL SroEEs-
Turpentine, virgin dip, s. As 81 %
old dip, As %
hard, /"
Tar, % -
Bacon, assorted, 10
Coax, per bib, bushels, 20 10 3
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Total Receipts, s256,OOo 90
ESTIMATED EXPENSES-IN DETAIL,
PERMANENT ExPENsEs.
President, $4,000 90
Superintendent of Re-
pairs. 1900 90
Secretary & Treasurer, l, 500 90
2 Clerks at 5000 each. 1900 90
Agents Transportation,
| at each end, $500 o.
each, Master Carpen-
ter and Machinist, l,6O9 90
10 Depot Agents, at $3.50
each, $500 90
10 Overseers of Road re.
pairs, at $3.50. 3,6Oe 90
SO Hands for repairs and
. water stations at SIPS, 10000 90
lO9 o. OOO m
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Transportation of Mail at present pay, SO 90
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Bank checks Philadelphia, premium per cent
g New York, " Z" "
e Boston,
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Steam Boat Company Of GEORGIA

frfuaI Ail merchandise designed Tor tbe nferlur I,
the States of GEORdi1, SOUTH al M
i.i.Nh, l1,NNESSkE, and dLA8AITd sent Nh q,
s sa,lnhl VIII be forwarded by The steam Boa ComraI, 4,
S se, ~ Their Steam Doas 10 Augusta ree Of cunIs
s9i' al me lowest cuiftit rate oi freight
~ solution 10 te steam boat pow vr mis- Cpt,tpany
POSSESSES iey have now under hsir1Itun a new, ssh y,
Doa u unusually light draIt Of and high spe bu,
expressly with view TO prompt lIal,spraI,ou III
Goods, N all stages OF the river niyilaiIon.
uoous marked Tor the interior OF The country er reach
my Augusta or Hamburg, forwarded BY lie Age,,ta
there 10 itr ua DESTINATION \ 7 N - - ~ f's'''''
Snlppes may rely upon having ,e order Of their Goods
carefully looked 10 IN Savannah ''" 1888
l,,a m IT, ,as advising Tie shipment OF goods and a
ee auvislig whether insured, am, TO vat MONT shld
"iw NV accompany The same, he sent by mail
rHues VINO have BEEN III the habit oi ,orwariing mar
rnannEe 10 ile INTERIOR Of Georgia by Ibis l,pc ami tr,
ng 70 me care OF r. NJ Goodwin VIII ule,se tiLs ,,,
i. ne eoheNon oi that gentleman With Ilis Con,n.,,v
having ceased all future eon,municsons Should, D. All,
WP, WILLIAMS, Agent, savannah. a.
nKPERKscEs ~
Mestfs. Taylor a. Merrill,
Josiah Marty a. Son
-. Goodhne 90 Company, ~ YORK.
J.. II. Brigham, Eea
iiawes, Gray ~ Co, Boston, +.
a,v. o,,Aa henry sloan, Esq, Philadelphia. T
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4 E ..tls s5,p GARRIT GARRABRANT,
lZ2 Market street. Newark
DISEASE OF TIE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DROPSf a4f . $3.50

... I'll 81 4 III .s-fif tliI New YORK. July, p, JSG
Dr. TowNssND--Dear sir+-My wife has been afflicted
win Disease OF The leari, and with terrible Rupture o
over fifteen years, the greater pa Of The time She Ia,
6ee troubled with Shorfness Of breath and great Fuitenl
of the Heart which has been very distressing, and has FIRE
qenty beef, unable leave herbed The Rupture yer,
large and severe She tried almost every remedy sci
cases with but little benefit When sIe had taken bui tire,
bottles o your exrelent eeie she entirely relieved
Of the Ds.ase of the Heart and The Rupture has almost
hrtly disappeared, 4tt5 AtaS.,f ft 4IER I.
she has had tho Dropsy, aud very mich swo
len We had no idea that he could be 80 benehfieJr an she
had sich complication Of dstases But has, as strange
az may appear, relieved her Of the dropsy lam aware
MAJ me stat mtnt Is 30 strange, as 10 appear almost like
hrtlo, hn H. nevertheless, sober reality. Your SARSA
fAhi.A Is certainly valuable medicine, and should be
uh ny every one that is suffering have been. u any
uMp"neNe ihh account they liberty 10 call nj my
ohet and have ocular demonstration. Yours respectful,
g, WILLIAM T(DWSER
-y.-. --. No. | JnInea street
sun Building. -'f' : - - - 49,
DIR = w DYo1-r ~ SONS, GENERAL AGENTS. No
~! Norh second street, Philsdelphia, Pa n
Agent Ior Washington CITY, liARIEs s,roTyr Du,,a
Gisf, corner III street AM, Pam. Avenue Il - ~.
nt- Also Tor sale by Dnlggsu generally
H3- NONE GENUINE UNLESS pJT lip IN THE
LARGE SQUARE ,BO1fLEsy WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND SIGNED Win the WRITTEN SIoSa rrpr op
s r. TOWNSEND AND iiis NAMg sLows N rug oIAaa
oct sJ7-iyd oct rs ~" S'''''"'
,a, U- DIR. DYoTT.-n
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TO sTEAMBOAT COMPANIES

SlsIl The subscriber is iiuw fully prepared fur.
nish Steamboat Companies with oil sizes Of
n r. inpies Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable tor the
smallest river boats the largest class steamers
This blower Is constructed upon sound philosophical pri
cipes combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space, and giving greater force the with
much less power than any other Fan Blower In
use, without making the ieast unpleasant noise while in
notion The superiority Of this blower is manifest
any persons disposed examine its merits, and is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring The
Blowers as il is now becoming 80 rapidly in general use
in preference TO all others.
them id Use l res aNA. @ ssnia .i
Steamer Bay State New York. Wa
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do Lay
Steamer Robert NORRIS Philadelphia. T.
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, ar, &c.
The Subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand null
assortment from No TO No. TO- and upward of the above
Flowers, celebrated. suitable for all kinds OF iron
works, viz: cupolas, pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, oTges smiths fires Nc.
JOSIAH KlSrERBOCK, .HiiU uh'r.
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Canatas, 467 Market st. Philad. oct 8 dly',
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BRITISH
. PLATV GLASS U.AREUOI

FLHI u ULHSIS WHREHUUSE,
Mo. 6 SPRUCE ST, NEAR THE CITY HALL, N Yin
~ addition 10 his usual assortment Of large sized LOOK
ING GLALS PLATES Of superior brancy and beauty
and POLl,yILED PLA1E dLASSfor STORE and Other
WINDOW SHOW ASSES, Sc,, which has been largely
increased by recent iinportaiions,
The subscriber has for sale, large and small sized POL
LSiiED PLATES, Of superior quality, for Light
HOUSES. lAiso, for !SK Y LIGHTS, COACH Lamps
COACH WINDOWS, GREEN HOUSES, aud MAN
UFHCTORY WINDOWS, 'H 5flF I
The use Of this Glass IN windows Of stores and dwellings
Is great additional security against fire. =
Sis makers aud dealers will find TO their advantage 10
call us above, when prices will be furnished It4
oct s-dly. ISAAC l.. PLATr. "A
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BROoKs,s

BROOKS,S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND CENT. tMEN
These articles are superior 10 anything ever before
4as y' acture,, in this amy other country, Tor A.
tH Y54&v durability, beauty, and utility
NO. 1913 FULTON srnEET, NEW YORK ~ ttd
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal Che highest premun at the last Annual Fair the
American Institute, Tor lis superiority all others oeru
Tor cOmptlitiOn, ,tt..F tr a.w r.yfg
IL has met tbs appreciation of tie officers Of the army and
navy, as well every gentleman oi iaste who has fairly
tested ils value, and rapidly coming into general Use
among all who regard ease, grace COMFORT and durability
desirable requisites in their Boots and Shoes II makes
tie Boot SnUe elastic, 1s original style
and shape, gives The hollow part beautiful and eleva.
ted arci thereby allowing Tie heel be very hil,
with perfect eas. or quite low, without exposing the paia.
looDhsap 10 INJURY II also keeps The loot from pressing,
forward and relns il IN natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick are The only persons make and
self BoOis and Shoes with this invention, IN lie cities ul
New York, brooklyn, and Jersey CITY.
CONGRESS CATERS sFs#
The undersigned the first in the city OF New York 10
manufacture this Justly celebrated elegant article con.
tnues make them up endless variety Of Styles IN
workmanship ulequaed, and at prices deyiDg competi.
ton All oter kinds Of Boots, Shoes CATERS, Pumps and
Slippers Tor ladies' gentlemen, youths, misses, ami child
reli. LORlN BROOKS,
F ~ tsl >.g}lJ l3S Fulton street
temeis Boos both ior Dress and Waller Proof This
probably the first lot OF this celebrated Leather ever import
ed nt0 The United States. H
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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

I the Second Street CABINET WAREROOMS, No. l5t
III South Second street--E MOUNT having q large and
splendid assortment OF fashionable and well made Furniture
hand, comprising rosewood ete.aete Sofs; walnut do
mahogany do with plush satin, taniask and ihlicy hail
and paterns French Arm Chairs; Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables. Sofa Tables; Dvans
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension Dining and Gard Tables
dressing Bureaus; Warrobes, with and without mirrors
mahogany high post e'steads French do; curled maple
cases marble TONS mahogany Wuslistands: Hal Racks
plain and with mirrors; Ladies' Work Tables of
and mahogany; rosewood walnut. birch and mahogany
chairs with harclot, plush and musk seating; likewise
seat Chairs of all patterns, with extensive ussort
ment of every article IN our line Of business.
Country Merchants and others especially invited ID
call and examine stock Of Furniture every article u
which s manufactured by ourselves and will be dsposed
Of ON tine most reasonable terms.
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