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Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

We return our thanks to Senator Priest
for his constant attention in furnishing us
with various reports and documents.
To MI. Bay of Fl rankin, we also are in
debted for similar favors.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

The contract for the second ship of the
steam Navigation Company, has been made
at New York. The stock of the Comnanv
ms been taken with the exception of S79,.,
OoO. The first ship will be launched on the
lot" oil this month.-[St. Louis Union.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

IL. We are indebted to the Hon. VIM.
Mcdaniel for public documents.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18
The st. Louis Union of the 9th say

TThe new Constitution of Wisconsin
provides for the Security of the wife's sep
arate property; also, that the homestead, not
exceeding in value one thousand dollars,
shall not be sold on execution. Banking
is prohibited; also the circulation Of bank
notes, under the denomination of ten dol
lars; and after lS49, under the denomina-
ton of twenty dollars. The question of
negro suffrage is to be submitted to a d.
rect vote of the people.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

tern mail we have NO late Jews from Con-
gress.
In the Legislature the woolfscalp law has
again been brought up under a new form.
The Senate has passed memorial to con-
gress asking for the confirmation of Spanish
claims.
The house has passed a memorial to Con-
gress in favor of the graduation and reduc-
ton of the price Of public Lands. and a
bill for the compensation Of jurors.
A bill has been introduced to give justices
of the peace jurisdiction in case Of wilful
trespass not exceeding $4,000, and also a
bill to amend the law in relation to the par
tition of Lands. Very little business of a
general nature was doing in either house.
the Indians on our western border, since
the commencement ofthe Mexican war, and
the removal of a portion of our troops from
the frontier, a restlessness seems to prevail
with many of the tribes. While a part ofthe
Omahas were on a hunt a few weeks since,
their Village was attacked by a war party
of Sacs, and nearly all the women and chill
dren were murdered. There are also ru.
mors Of threatened war among other tribes
We have received the January number
Of the St. Louis Magnet, a work designed
to illustrate the philosophy of human nature,
and devoted to electricity, magnetism &c,
tits edited with ability by DR.. IT,. McNair.
Price $500 per annum.
Hen. Edward A. Hannegan United States
Senator from Indiana recently joined the
Methodist episcopal church.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says: "There is a rumor
now pretty current, that Mr.. Wise wishes
to come home from Brazil on account of the
i'll health ofhis lady," the Hon. J.J. Hodge.
of Illinois, it is thought will succeed MIR.
Wise.
TIsaac B. Curran, Esq, of Springfield
Illinois, has been appointed Quartermaster
General of The Militia of that State.
H=The Legislature of Arkansas, at its
recent session, passed a bill to secure to
married women their sePerate property,
real and personal; also q new tax bill for
the purpose of increasing the State reve-
nue..
A new counterfeit four dollar note on tIleI
Bank Of Kentucky, has made its appear
ance in Cincinnati. Vignette; a female with
uplifted hands. Goddess of Justice on the
right. Payable to J. D. Saunders; Virgil
McNight, President.
The st. Louis Union of the 9th saws.
T.The new Constitution of Wisconsin
provides for the Security of the wife's sep
arate property; also, that the homestead, mott
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

IT. The New Orleans Commercial Times
of the 29th ult. says: "The weather con
tinues remarkably mild for this period of
the season. The atmosphere is balmy, but
Tire rays of the sun at mid Ida arc almost
oppressive.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

Our readers must make an allowance for
the want of variety in this weeks paper.
The editor has not been quite well, and Of
course as there was no one to take charge
of it, the paper had to sympathize with him.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

The N. o: Delta says: "We are told by
Tnrs lately from Monterey, that General
l ayior entertains the opinion that the war
Is concluded and that Congress will. under
The influence of SAINT Anna, as soon as i
meets, declare in favor of peace"
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

In consequence of the failure of the Eas-
tern mail we have no late news from Con-
gress.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

D=The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore american says that the rumor
of the destruction Of property on the Pacific
at the city of the Angels, is not ere lifted
there. Col. Benton does not credit it, and
says that Col. Fremont was several hun
.dred miles distant. There was, however,
great anxiety to hear from our forces in that
quarter.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

Il Brigadier Gen. Hamer, was buried
with martial honors at Monterey on tina 4,b
uit. Tie %funera! was said to be umann:e
cent and imposing" "
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

q The Journal Of Commerce says it
learns by letters from members of Congress
that the probability is that a majority OF
both Houses will be found ready to pass a
bill, in ~accodance with the Presidents re-
commentator, irnposinga duty on tea and
coffee, at least during the war.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

II The N. Orleans Commercial Times,
of the a9th ult. says: 'sThe Cambria news
has run up the price Of Cotton l-2c. per Id.
Its effect on the flour and grain markets has
been very beneficial. About 3d.
600 bbls. flour were sold yesterday at $3.50,
and nearly 100000 bushels of corn, chiefly
at IS, being an advance on the prices cur
rent before the news of lOc. per bushel.-
These are the largest transactions in this
market, that we have had to record on any
one day."
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

The ten companies Of Volunteers called
i1r IRON Mississippi were reported ready on
ane i9tn INST, within one day of the time
appointed by the Governor. The New re-
gs"ent Is now complete, with the exception
Mississippi. Da'o!
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

Nh. MURRAY--You will please announce
INV name as a candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pike county,
and oblige yours &C.,
G. H. curry.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

RIGHT.-The N. o Delta thus expresses
its views of the course pursued by Wing
Congressman:
"a tremendous fuss seems to be kicked un
in Congress because General Kearney, in
SAINT Fe, and Com. Stockton in California.
after having on the part Of the United States
taken possession of these countries-pro-
civil law there-civil law as recop-
nized in the United States. 1t strikes ne
that a vote of thanks ought to be offered
these commanders for at once relinquishing
that military and ndrdi pawer, to the exo
ercIse OF which their c~onquests, for the time
being entitled them. 1t is to us n novcI
doctrine, that fault attaches 70 a
cOmmandant who 70. the m;l;tarv
the civil power"
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

No news of Consequence from the seat
of wal.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18
PIKE County, January 18th, al.

Mr.. Editor:-As the election for the
two Clerkships in this county, is beginning
to occupy public attention, and as they are
both high and responsible offices, calling
for mature and earnest consideration, | beg
leave to suggest to the public as a suitable
candidate for the county Clcrkship, the
name of Thomas J. C.. FAGG.
In selecting men for that office, due re-
gard should be had to the qualifications of
'aspirants-honesty and capacity, are the
principal requisites; these Mr.. Fagg posses
'es in an eminent degree. Were he unan-
imously known in Pike county, one word in
respect to him would be useless, but as in
some parts of the county he is not known,
| would simply say, that Mr.. Fagg has been
a resident of this county for the last ten
years, any interest which he may possess, is
identified with Pike county, add to this his
intellectual abilities TO perform the duties
of the Office, and his business qualiica-
lions, would render his election highly use
tml to the people of this county. This has
been written without consulting Mr.. Fagg.
# he will consent to rum, let him say it, and
he will receive a strong vote on the prairie.
VINDEX.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

% The Congress of Mexico met on tn,
10th of November. We will soon know
whether they are for peace or war.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

A new counterfeit four dollar note on the
Bank Of Kentucky, has made its appear
nee in Cincinnati. Vignette; a female with
uplifted hands. Goddess of Justice on the
right. Payable to J. D. Saunders; Virgil
McNight, President.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

Mr.. Clay made a speech at New Orleans,
at the pilgrim celebration in which he said:
81 am half inclined to ask for some little
nook or corner in the army, in which /
might serve in avenging the aorong to mn
country. have thought that l might yet
able to capture or to STAY a Mexican. l
shall hot be able to do so, however, this year
but hope that success will still crown our
gallant arms, and the wal terminate in an
honorable peace"
He does not talk of the wrongs done to
Mexico, but Of the wrongs done to our
And how nobly do those senti-
ments contrast with the miserable speech
the abolitionist Giddings, echoed by many
Of the little wings in congress, and in the
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

Hen. Edward A. flanagan United States
Senator from Indiana recently Joined the
Methodist episcopal church.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-18

EFIsaac B. Curran, Esq, of Springfield
Illinois, has been appointed Quartermastel
General of the Militia of that State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

the nature sxsa.s Lieut. Col Frsnons hosd
ssS fs ss
Coz for &c
sh. .hs case the :msnsssi Which
@ :';ss 'sf'ass:P;.
sna 4. . as
n. 81: p. Is.,
IT, Major coSSs that Ger: en- R..nny esi
nss t e I c E
bis , or would 60 u,o . apo. the w,i,Isu nis,msny
..sg:.S sS.:s sSsss:a sss
sS $
might h;spsa S.I s;~.se:r ;,tIsi:: ~.
'a pas.h.d 70 4: public
be would eon,i et'on
The ssis As as:
il the double character Of ssd witness Lieut. Col
It.:
sa ss ss sa
S aS aGas M p %:s % That
IT, tss 10 . $ % S @ sse n:s %
believe tina, General Ksarny nteered desin hi Cali.
fer and %s 5 70 h Hf:a sT A:
,estimonys divided into positive and and tina,
Oh
o now . he cs ss ss $ sS
Colonel EsmSa' , adyS sa he
which %ss:: :ss g
S$ ' S:. VA s:s 81 /. /:
81 nat a Ios: ss. . eo w1
s % az. s Sa Of ' .s VII
captain in the same ost,aon both q ih;n standing IL
me nsa .u as 70 a.
es's T K:
.:%oeS
s S Les Cod .o will .
stances whieh my justify probable pIss9mpsen that Mess
that M.ieI Gle.p,s and :d;gpsy being sent
Sy Ss ..s s !! U q, s
Col. Benton went to the Senate to-day.
Tn. first thing don. to-day rs,. a,.s Doe
Col e. favor o. q the QUESTION e Carl
a.. $ sss II
relation the question of' could get leave make
% s 9ssss. s ss
Sst lis;Ss
Sa 'a.;
ence Of General keany' itats what were hoss cresu-
Tsss s s. r &: C. .
ss s.s1 60
whsn pleased that h. "a isssiv.d note rem Gen ks.I
~ ne ny
,yss about dss and n hs
saIe the circumstances attending the interview with
About hslf past eish, o'clock r M having returned
Stanley
% b. Bsd wSo aid
that leave MohtereI neI noraips shcsid
s: IT
;:si
hour e e: u
" cs TS:s ~ es. sfsee:
S.a
ssn;.s What pse: eoa1:nsiion Sss%::. ~
and how
&c fsS M S Ta FIX s
Day morning think the conyer..tion W.; on the si Of
his out Tor ssn city MIy.d here on ,is
@ what ocessoned delay Of month in your dep.rturei
A. Colscnnx animals and outfits necessary for such jour
Do so .now tn. Es,;psetivs periods E.sh
Service %heth.i MidsSpnsa Wilson had aos
g s. S' 5:
was a.. entitled &c and where are those officers aowi
the
:s:$;
Mdshipman Wilson very desirous TO
va: ;D III ~ Midh,S%.s W:os
M .a. %s; s os1s e. es G %sa
.pS.SsSy on b.; w.; hG%; now Mdh'm'a Wilson
Were YOU on special .sr,c. C.liiorui. and On
hing DO with you and that You might 30 where yoa
psss, service md upon ls:,s!nS
mss the las, @esi n May
g. srdsn be had
Ms5fh Prom s s% s
H, stis "a" :s
sy .Ss
bs % as ;ss. q "a
x /, was; how long cannot say but for Considerable
FREMONT wh.a
and receipts COR them refused and aid not the number
70 s:f : 5. putt
The Jones' here commenced the erossran'na'
Amer ispoTss Com Biad,. ana iafe,ni.s h.. sh.,
Gp sos on . :sssi Win Sn,
A. did. on board the Congress, % .l,1lLI,
so % y w:s you going when you were ordered
A. To the Sacramento Valley to neutrality-suspicious. for the
g Did Com Ssd. inform you Of his object in ordering
He did not isiom Of his object bat telling that
.ss so Gid was
90 z's hes ia you
ssSfss g sSiSss 70
,es,ioa would delay nv IN The Unnsd siss
come sa 70.
s snS Eas
ussa nc ssc e az; sl
81 soa sos s' Gee "a. s' my in
vesu9r from going % the ssernmsnto valley. M
u: of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

WiNDQw sHADEs.Fiftsen Thousand Psr.-Consist
sale in lots to ,rii purchasers prices 20 per oent less hsa
other stores Menh.nu pedlers a will do well call a
Chatham strsss. d iltS r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

SILK HOUSE, shout 10 decline business, wish dis.
sbs custom. Apply At % william street, corner ofCsdsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

The Nashua Telegraph says that young man named
John Lewis Was killed In drunken row IN thst town
on Saturday week. Two men and one woman nave
been arrested for the part they took IN the snray IL
was the opinion Of medical men, that .ewm . cane %
upo the head that neither the rum NOR ths
wound would have caused his death aleas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

MOTT Eon and aiisI December IS. 1877, the steamer
IN ST. ZEN ISLANDER will run as folows;-Leave
Staten island az 10 aud IL A M: aud r. NJ Leave
New Yo 4 Al and II A. M. =; T. ~ aid 8 r. NJ. dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

M EINHARpT's
N Hl0NS-These
a brilliancy Of the gilt
the city--which bnll
to the weather. They
be desired. Orders lcr
street, will be attsndel
,pg betws~p MsIsharc
2. y MFTNH ARDT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

4 y, Sundays Eneep ed Through Rnect-A,5 O'clock,
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, CAPT. WIN n fsel wili
Steamboat OREGON, Capt. A.. r. st. John, will leave
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday EVENING" At O'Clock A.
tain D. Qverbagh, viii leave Monday FRIDAY
and SUNDAY sftsrnoons at O'Clock. Steamboat SOUTH
AMERICA, Captain T. N Hulss. will leave Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Afternoons 81 o'clock The above
Morning Cars for the East West Freight tskes At mode
are forbid trusting Of the boats Of h Tine, without
order from the captains agents For passage freight
~ ghayf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

8 0ILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
80 letters are remarkable for durability, and
gliding uneQualled by. any other article in
nlliancy is warranted to stand exposure
icy are Also japapned to any color that may
LEFT at Jones, Reebes y Co.'S, 40 Fultos
'ded to. The partnership heretotors suhsist
TT all IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

Q ICH HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PKESENTw.-
Silver Plate. Argentine Silver and Sheffield Silver Plat
f,sturer shs field Of Sterling Silver Plate and Of
trade thar Of the richest of Sheffield
Silver Plated Ware ed to have sterling silver
ris,sns'r eo@p,i'ips Dish C9ysn Ws,sH Di.hs BE
all the recherche in and be
The sole agent for his ware in the Uned Sstes STEM
:ss: VIII: al.o soep; orders for all description: of Solid
plate day be supplied ccprsing BREAKFAST Dinner
Tea and Supper all making full tea set each piece
& l2tkyc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

ipgs &C. ~ B-Private parties furnished all times with
Biscuit Claims Bav uian Cream &c. &c. sent to any part Of
the CITY: de- l2t.re
BOARD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and their wives
- be plated with pleasant frontng
SSsdSy also singh for ~ Apply
FREEMAN HOUSE, DINING AND COFFEE sA:
- LOON No. SO Beekman street.-The PROPRIETOR grateful
viii no. wanting n his effort. to please and render
with oy.e a Il. best T .n
Jossf2 WE sSS of the day and night Lodgings
II OYSTER s4IooNs No i1s BrosdSayMThs prop RI"
oI Of IN. %,snesI saloon which already well Known
take hi, method Of apprsns friend: and the public that
Which "a oet 10 sy.
from Europe Our Vines sna
rs slo.~ ts' sssGSSST
WEYRAUCH. Dec ]. l847 ds7teodsnc
for cs % s :1 i:
hsSs e g. Y 4. y
key Pale o,aId Brandy end other different b,and. and Ho
Houston street. near Broadway ds I2tsrc
II oOFING-OLD TIN ROOFS made tight for az cents
~ peeo New roofs Of rough plank covered for CENTS
r 20 Il
drS % Cement sh:shns make;
WINS Chimney Pot Factory" West Broadway, between
S0LAE Lamps: ar.uaoe, Ch.ndeli.n Hall Lanterns,
beautiful assortment Of the above ertces Of gilt
oisaos. pattern: gilt and efsnac.s Of
sye; with from eleven candles. solar and Candle
,ya1s,S T.s Tny.; oS.DIss$a asI:bs JoaN W. NOR
"AN' !" 'a'''A street, 'A' door cast Oh '''''"Xi un
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

1t said that one Of the Psinsvils mail robbers has
been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

THE THIRD BALL Of the New York Phlanthrcpic So
csty will be held Tammany Hail. Friday evening,
the 2s January. is's' DAVID hAlG, President Rey,
uolds Secretary. dis 3tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

M Us OBINS0Ns - Mercer street, Fashionable T;Ieay
l Sher Embroidered Muslins and Laces made IN ioaL
equal TO new Also, Lace and Muslin Window Shades.
do t1t 70 Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

DALKETs FOR HAVKE-second Linc-1he ship UTE
i CA. D. d swan. will sail on the LIST January do
IN dscharging foot Of Pike Consiguess will pleae
attend to the receipt Of their goods Immediately who fur
lh~r notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

Il q 1915. 1LEXASDER's fRf' BAFHE; which in;
ously colors hair natural black brown and
the beauty and elasticity Of youth, and warranted
neither to wash rub off soil the skin The PROPRIETOR
most eopfd,nc, as having no equal, and a. perfect dye
Willism s,et Johnson GORE Taylor Maiden lane and
d. lands, New YorL and by the sole agents for the
United States X. 4 g. A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

DIhND FORrEs FOR HIRE. Y. HENDER-
SON, manufacturer Of Piano Fortes, $40 Broadway,
has on hspd an sasorment Of superior rosewood
aud well selected stock OF new and popular Music
violin and guitar Strings &c. $40 Broadway between Spring
and Prince ktreefN l A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

DIRECT tho foot OF Courtlandt street-Pssengen
taking this Beat Will arrive IN Troy in time TO take The earliest
morning trains TO Buffalo, and north to Saratoga L,ks
George and Chsmpain The low.pressure seamboat EN-
PRE- Capt r. B. Macy: This Evening ats o'clock tegu.
lar days Tuesday Thurday and Saturday For
freight apply no I'd, oy at the Office the wharf n3o
changed from to o'clock -Tbe Albany
IN Evening Line Steamers ISAAC NEWTON and ORE
CON will leave for Albany at o'clock instead OF here
tofore on and after Monday, Nov 20 1877 n30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

DARK THEATRE Thursday Ev,nnE, Dee; 4. will be
u performed the comic drama VI IN. FOUR MOWBRAYS
Miss Heron in iou Characters; aid Wilton, Andsrson. Pc
Gus 10 which thu LOAN or L0VeR-Peter spyk W -.
b. Chapman; g. rrude Mrs Frsry After which the come
dv Of sHQCKfNG EYENTs-Nr. Pugss, w B. Chapman;
Dorothy Miss Kae Hcrs To eoncIude with II. HAPPY
Heron. Rum Rusti g. Anerews Boxes, 81; Pit 50 cent;
Gallery. IS cents
ID isnaasr, Ma srsvsNs-Thundav Evening, Dec is will
81 med hs ars%. e o. tn; Revolt Of The
Babe NJ Busss, W .ha Mr.. Phillips Amer which
let Il NATHAtIf-N. hslie: Mis-. J. TunbulI; The Duke
Arnaud Mr. q. w. smith; Allied Mr. Burke. To conclude
re'nbone, Mr. Barks Mrs. sellm Peuibens Mrs. Madison
Doors open 81 O'clock and ns curn will at Boxes.
n crs,l r and Gallery. lax Gents ...
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
Consumption 81 The Lungs, Lirer Complaints
Coughs, Colds, .4sdima, bronchitis, Group,

Consumption Of Tie Lungs, Lfrer Complaints
Coughs, Colds, .4stina, bronchitis, Crop,
Hhosping Cougi, f,tlaen.a, Ionrseiaess,
Splitting Of Hood, DiGculBofB rea-
thing, Pains ia tie Side or
Breast etc. cite. etc. etc.
Fl n presenting this highly useful and valuable
a mediciae 10 public notice as a remedy ioi
. Consumption" aud Pulmonary diseases ia gener-
al, the proprietor has been aciuaied solely by the
great success attending its use in his practice
aud desire 10 benefit the afflicted, and would
therefore wish particularly to impress upon tho
public mind, that il is entirely different fom the
nostrums daily ushcred ii to notice by Boosting
q1acks, rs u not only cmanatss from Regular Phy-
stefan, but has MISC been well tested 10 all the
complaints for which it is recommended.
That II stands al tic head OF other rene-
dies 10 now universally conceded. Il has cured
thousands upon thousands-of all classes 10 cases OF
The most dangerously consumptive character -
And physicians olthe greatest cmmnenco through
out oui Whole country unhcsiaiingly recommend
iias the most powerful. curative Of ilmonnry dis
easos Ia tho whole range Of Phn- icy. The sales
IN the Western States have = far been unpara-
lelledi and the most graft ,g proofs Of its efficacy
have been received from evcry place whcIeit has
been used. For sale by BI1GEEI.r & Co.,
Agents, Polosi ". =.
G-T~Look ont jor spurious inlit4tioas.
The fTNe aud genuine WisrAR's BAisAM 10 sold
IN ST. Louis, $40, by PuELrs ~ BLAErsLEy, cor
ner Of 81 and ChcsnH streets. Also for gale IN
southern Wisconsin, by the following AgenH:-
p. Bayley & Co, Piaueville; r. ,. Puiord Aiin-
stal Point; Rsownell & Carson, Dudgegille: Ed
win Bielsnell, Potosi; T.. W. Pelton s. Co, PIai-
10 du CHEN; J. III. Ots, Lancaster; and by re.
lpcctabla druggists and dealers ii evoTy town and
'iiy throughout the western states and territories
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
STAPLE DRY GOODS.

II you want broadcloihs, cassmeres, satinetts,
moleskus, Kentucky jeans, Sleeps greys, hard
times, aannels, linsoys, bagging, table linen,
cambries, sheetings and shirtlngs, horse and bed
blankets. diapers, crash bed ticks, white and
blur drillings, or any kind Of colored cambrcs,
caltaih caicoes. or linen stufs; his is just the
stock that would do you good to look at.
ladies nress Ssuffs and Fancy Goods.
Examine his cashmeres, rep de lanes, Metamo-
ras, mouslin de lanes ginghams, cross-haued
and figured mdslins, alpacas, merinos, bombaziues,
jaconets. lawns, and large stock Of new and
fashionable caieues, together with beautiful heavy
cashmere and Merino shawls; silk and monsin de
LANES, embroidered shawls, not, wool and blanket
shawls, dress hanaksrchies Of every kind and de-
s-riplion, Of wool, silk or cotton; beautiful ban
net and zap rbhons fringes, gimps, laces, edeing,
insertions, capes, coareus, lace caps, black
Grape Of new and beautiful styles, she'll combs
mltts, gloves, &c, and you then viii be satisfied
that he has them Of very choice qualities and at
very low prices.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
Imported Stock.

TEvliE saassubes has just imported from the
z coaaty 81 paghan ia Eaglan8, tWo year
c.d shos. Horned DaTtsm Bl.l--proaoancsd by an
v5o have seen aiu. b. &c ore Of Jhe finest avis
u,als ever raised tie uH De found ~ TIE sua.
sciihsl's n Liuss Grari Coiase ,si,es iou, Lam
caster on tas rnaa 70 ffaisie & -'aien TENS
10 Insure, So No charge To- pastasaSs.
JOHN WELSH.
Ljule Gran, Cottage, June -, 1876. l7-,L