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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

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T2erifaner in alen bon uniern 2ruppen be'
festen Qaucestbeilen ent,paffnen Su lafen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27
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STIR Das SSabr ASAS.

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die in Der Druderei bes ,,Shio StadtssSos
ten."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27
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Surrab fir Renttfolp anies,!

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une GruntD it YttlaoeIrtia, 1896.
McntarmerD, Sd,unfsMebrheit 2,20O.
ShuDlfjl(, Shunf5 Wehrbrit 700
Gerfs, Sd'unts Webrteit $500.
Sentre, Mehrtcit fitr Srntn 400.
eoncaiter crpine Mcbrhe,t 4, ZOO.
Celapare, $40 fitr cSrpln.
Caupbin, 500"
Sranflin, 500" $"
0ebanpn, 600"
perrY, ghunfs Metrteit LOO.
Sumterlanb, Sdunf5 Mebrbeit 800.
2IIeatenD, 1900 fir Srpin.
lEeitmcrelano, 2,lsS fir Sdunf.
Seclcro, $50 fitr St,unt.
Senccr, $50 Srpin.
|yrt, go fir Sduuf.
NoDatte, 600
@reene, 1000.
@helter, 400 fir Sroin.
Get,ticbes Sbeatcr.
Die vOeutlhe Dramatiid,e @eleuIhof
pcn @nntcn mad,t oem publitum bic er9ebe
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Garnita3s .ben 6. SSpne,nber,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27
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republifanIhc6 Shauipjcl BON ShrQcr.
Ghuren cfen. 9lbeuos ubr. 9lnfan9 Der
Scritellung Z llbr.
gtntrittsprei6 123 3@ent6.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
BAPTISM OF Mr.. CLAY.-We copied q
few days ngo q paragraph stating that Mr..

BAPrlsM OF Mr. CLAY.-We copied q
few days ngo a paragraph stating that Mr..
Clay had been bap.ised "by immersi on"
A. prspa rntory step 70 uniting himself
with the Episcopal Church. We have
since soon, in the Episcopal Recorder OF
tho 10Th inst, a le,tor from Lexington,
(ky.) giving an interesting description Of
the ceremony, from which We copy a fow
paragraph. The writer says
"He (Mr. Clay was bap.isod in the lit
tic parlor at Ashland. on Thursday after
noon the 22d inst. (June,) together aith
ono Of his dnugh.ors.in law, The other be-
ing already member OF tho Church, J
and her four children, by the Rev. En-
mund F. BerkeIey, Rector Of Chris, Church,
Lexington. The baptism was admins
tered privately, for tho reason TINT the
congregation Of CHRIS, Church re repIa-
cling their old church with new edIfco !,
now in rapid progress Of erection, and are
not suitably situated for tho solemn ma
decent administration of tho rite in pub
lie.
"When tho Minister en,ero1 The room
on this deeply Interesting OCCASION. the
diate family,a few family connections.
and the Minister'S wife, rose up. In the
middle Of tho room stood largo ca4,re
tahle. on which was placed, filed with
wator, tho magnificent. cut glass vase pre-
scented to Mr.. Ciny by some gentlemen Of
Pittsburgh. On ono side Of tho room hung
the large picture Of the family Of Wash
ington, himself m Episcop1iian by birth
by education, and dovout communicate
Of the Church; and Immediately opposite,
OH a side-toble, stood the bust Of tho In.
mented Harrison, with a chap!ct Of with
cred flowers hung upon his head. who was
to have been confirmed IN tho Church the
Sabbath after no died. Around the room
wero suspended the family pictures.
and among them the portrait of beloved
daughter. no died some years a 70 in the
triumphs Of that faith which her noble
father was about TO embrace. ana lately
lost son who fell at Bucna VISTA. Could
these silent lockers on the sccue. about
Transporting, have spoken fran tie marble
and the canvass, they would heartily have
approved tho act which dcdica,ca tho great
man to God. There was deep emotion
pervadng that small assembly, MT tito re-
cital, under such circumstances, Of the
sublime ordinnl Of tho Church; md every
heart thrilled with a solemn 10Y whom the
merciful covenant was scnlcd. in the
name Of tho Father. nnd Of tho Son, and
of the Holy Ghost
"This act will be publicly fntifcd Mt
The visitation Of the Bishop on the third
Sunday in July, in tho Apostolic rite Of
Confirmation.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
Further News by the steamer.

The Provision market has been s;eail
during the past fortnight. Primo Mes
Beef sold at 9Oa93 shilings per trs. oriin
airy ST 10 9os, Mess per Dbl, s. to 60 5
Prime Mess Pork new. 10 to rs 5, old ID
65a7O 3. Prime do 5ja62 :, Hams in pick I,
soil frooly, but thore IS no market for dry
No important change n metals.
Tho market for iron Is firm 1t previow
quotations.
The ntes, quotations for Cotton arc
Upland aud Mobile : r New Orleans B
per ID. Sales of 23901 bales at GsaS s
so. $50 do Mobile and Alabama. at & +.
7sd; aud $50 Sea Island at IL DO 10 2-d
market active. The stock in p5r, is / :.
900 bales. Tho proportion Of Amoricar
stands al 333. 900 bales. Showing ma.
terial decrease.
Tho money market is improved. and
confidence ins,illed into nli branches Of
trade. Tho paper of the Bank Of Eng
land in actual circulation decreased last
week from ,05l pounds; TO sal
400 pounds sterling. While tic Increase
Of bullion was 1868 pounds.
The Hibernia arrived on tho 2S.h ul;..
tho Washington ., Bremen on tho 18th
and the Sheridan on the 2cth.
Tho Bogue Port, i'll tho Chinese seas.
was captured and completely destroyed by
British land and naval forces on the -Hh
of April. There were 30 pieces of
artillery seized and captured III 81 hours.
Father Mathew has received 4 pension
of 80 pounds per year from the crown.
Burmon says that the Pope declines
making Bishop for Cork.
The Sarah Sands pa, into Cork in conso-
quence Of an accidca: 70 her machinery.
The fever was prevailing IL Liverpool
Eigh, Catholic Priests haso died in lie
last two months, having caught tho disease
while visiting the sick.
The accounts in rotation TO the potato
disease. arc exceedingly contlictory. The
growing crops are IN fine state Of for
wardness, nd the weather favorable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

Further DccLt ne IN t0hr. CORN dH0 corn Meal
Advance in the Price Of Cottoa.
PlrTsBUEGH, July l1th. 1871.
Tho Cunard Steamer BRITANNIA" mr.
rived at Boston this evening with fifteen
DAYS later Intelligence from Europe, hay-
ing loft Liverpool on the ith inst, making
the run in less than thirteen days.
The Commercial advices by this steamer
are highly important.
There bad been large sales Of Western
Flour AT 81 shilings, but on the day pre-
ious to tho sailing Of the steamer TINT
price could not be realized for any consi-
dcrablo quantity. Richmond and Alcx-
andria were quoted at SO shliings, Phil
ndelphiu and Baltimore ct p sh,iiiags.
New Orleans and Ohio NJ 81 shi!ljuZs. and
Canada 2Sa29 shiliiugs per bril-
Indian Meal had further declined, md
at the close it was quoted at :,2a2l
shillngs per brl.
Corn had participated in the deprecated
value Of Flour, and tho closing rates were
AIS 6da45 shillings per quarter.
Cotton had advanced $of a penny per
10. from tho sailing Of tho last steamer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
BREAK THE CELL

seems 10 have been and 10 be their great aim IN
fever and agne; aud to purge. drcnch, bleed and
nerclriaiIze IN all the other forms of billions fe-
Yer. What huve been the conscque nces' They
are too we'll known to need relating. Tens of
thousands have tIe5. niultitudcS have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
been permanently cured.
] L.. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

and IN eaS@s Where II Is IN the system to eradi-
et', q lt'te"e'y.
Al these ends are surely attained by the cele-
br'ted
GRIEFENBERG EGETiBLE PILLS
Let them be tried throughout the Great West.
and the Bilious Taint which ciings to the system
almost like ieprosy Will be eradicntcd. Health will
will be speedily restored: the sa!low compile xion
be made fresh and fair: strength and piensurabi.
sensations Will return, and the next season will
not find the
GRAVE IAWNINt,
for the victims Of tie diseases referred to We
venture 10 say that # these Pills furnished
to every family IN the United States at the ex-
Peuse Of
,TfJftf.T,%l.pA caN.JspNnE\T
.
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49, ~. -. - -, = -.
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Nh MORE cfrLT y Clf ASDNS
n .,.st..,,- - I'LL - - O. So.
y,,,.t, ,.,,l,;, .s ,to, - IT,. b,,l,J,i.s, -
,f Ill L,gJ
If,tl5t. Iii o,har .,,,i-i3io,s ,,od,c,,.s a..
.ftr pm .,,i, -, ~ f,,
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,,.,. tI,a ,.q,.a r,,;,,., :, dir,.,.,,.,,,s
1ihAol BECoHE BfLIOtS'
With these remarks the Graefriberg Compa-
NJ invite Srll more extended ,ri,l of their Pills
Isl. f.et I,ighbott0ois club togcfter and get q
auitly, and di.iribute 10 cre,.y Ga1aitg.
-, Let Clergyman recommend and distribute
h.".
~ ~ ha"dhotaefs fHfHtsh H'em 10Th settlers
2" NJ" '5"s.
1h'- - LH"2t"" t>''ttIhS an" @'Nef P''10H-
70 H.h tk9''S t'fhtSf mn" ~ nc "''"3-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
Tire Pill of the Mem World.

Their wonderful efficacy IN these complaints
arises from their power to oFEs THE PORES:
CLEANSE AND STREsGTHE~ TIE stomach AND
BOWLS: MAKE THK T-nIyE Flow HEALTHiLv
CHAR: AyD TO GIVE ToSE A~D STRENGTH TO THE
efsTEN
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
40 John street, New York.
I'm towns where there branch, the
Company wlii appoint one on application by let
ter post paid otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills sent By mail, can
or3sr them
PrIce-:35 cents per box.
MYERS sEATON. Centreville,
General Agent for the state Of lndiana
Feb. 9th, l-41. III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the steamship Britannia

Further Decli ne in Flour. Coru and Corn Neai-
Adrance in the Price Of Cation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

-Blank BaRk Chess and Notes icr sale a
tie Book Store Of D. P. HoL-ovAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
SONS OF THE YVES

inrn 50 ,rtiiRg 70 bear ne iea' and 64rRta AZ he
dey- stoaia 81 all others b. s"b1ect to sad ca
taiH.fy Ii Is not Grreyerent 10 saw
fc.r No-NO-NoH 80
Ana why do We say No Because there is no
class Of diseases that be 80 certainly pre-
vented ana cured those no~ spoken OF.
lh~ Is the Great Fact to Whith the Graefen-
berg Company vould call the attention Of GOS-
ii\ 9.tS, CLERGY MEN, JtRISTS, LAW
itt>, MEDICAL MIN. PHtLANTHRO-
ll~f~ Of every name and sect. HUSBANDS,
FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS IN the
entire West There is no reason why Bilious
.Ft-.,r..rS .bni,}8 tt,t ha
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
GRAVE. Y WNING

for the victims Of the diseases referred to We
venture To say that II these fli- furnished
to every family in the United States at the ex-
+
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

Let them be tried throughout the Great w est,
and the Bilious Taint which ciiugs to the system
almost like leprosy will be eradicutcd Health will
Will be speedily restored: the sallow compile xon
be made fresh and fair: strength and pieasu rabs
sensations VIII return, and the next season will
not find the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

M MORE SlCkT.A SEASONS
The inhabitants there would be as free from
such complaints those of the hcaltliest por-
tons Of New England.
! mike all other anti-hiions medicines tho
Gracfenberg Pills utterly prevent the formation
Of the disease within the system Those who
use them according to directions
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
e se a. yE; ITO ~.

and in ca~es Where II IN the system, to t,ali-
c9.c Z hofoautty.
All these ends are surely attained by the cele-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

Insa -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
THE GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
TWENTY THOUSAND Bones SOLD EACH AND

sNHE GRAEFf.NBERG COMPANY de<;re
to cal the attention Of every one interest
G. M i.le health Of the great and bcauial West.
10 tseiI views respecting
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

IT, all bilious or chronic disorders, these Pill .
achieve the most wonderful triumph. HERE THE '
bfFY COMPETITION And as the susceptibility o I
the American constitution is to these diseases /,
they are aptly STYLED by some
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-23
ADAMS HOUSE,
!. an washlngtoa street, Roato


TINE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have become proprietors Of the
above new and splendid Hotel
The Adams House erected during the past to
supply obvious demand for Increased and superior
Communications in this city It is located Washington
street. within five minutes walk of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots and the business sections OF the
city, adjacent 10 the Pnrk and the Cupola commands
beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed alter the most approved
plans with all the modern inventions that minister the
comfort and Of the traveller and the
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him to intro
duce many improvements which are, yet peculiar 10
this establishment Is built of Quincy granite, and
ains Hundred and Fifty Rooms, conveniently arrang
ell in suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
piled with abundance Of pure soft water
The Furniture made order from the best patterns,
with special regard well to comfort and convenience,
luxury and splendor
Our Table will be supplied with all the luxres OF the
season, and pledge ourselves that the rarites OF
We have devoted unusual attention to the selection of
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance.
Porters will be in readiness the various Depos take
charge of Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The propreors trust by strict attention to the wants OF
guests merit share OF patronage assuring all who
favor them with visit, that nothing shall be wanting
their part to render the ADAMS HousE second in
the Union L. q w. T, ADAMS, Proprietors.
L. ADAMS, JR., ,ag "a @s
WIN 7. ADAMS.
Adams House, Boston. Oct Bly,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-23
=, Steam Communication dire ct from
n. Outhnlnnion To Now Orlenna md

.SSsA3SN, Steam Communion direct from
SsAlSLLG~ southampton TO New Orleans and
Dnck. Pursuant to order from the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty, the I'd of November next and thence.
forward on The md Of each succeeding month, the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South.
ampton to Bermuda Nassau, Havana, Cat Ship Island,
(New Oreans) Vera Cruz and Tumpico, returning by the
same route 10 England
This arrangement admits OF easy and quick convey
and from Southampton and the places above
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thiheT from The Compay's vessels their arrival at Cat
or Ship Island, by tile Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready, and other convenlences,
provided for that purpose at cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person. The facilities will be afforded
from New Orleans, embarking board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, &c.
The estimated time for the voyage from Southampton is
folowsTo Bermuda, lbtiays Nassau 81 days; Havana
% days Ship Cut lsland New Orleans % l2 days. Vera
Cruz, 80 days; Tampico, 30 days
The Steam Packets are appointed TO leave Ship or Cat Is
land liarbor ON their return TO England at A. M on the
2lst OF each month by the above alteration passengers
proceeding to the West Indies by 2d of the month steam
err will be conveyed via Bermuda, and by tie 7,h Of the
month steamer heretofore, via Madeira and abadocs
Particulars as TO iare eic may be obtained on appcn.
ton at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's Offices 50
MQorgate street. London; ditto Wrinkle street, Southampton;
Messrs Derue \ Co., rue dEnghcn Paris; Mr. CLEANER
IA boulevard Polssonerc dto Mr. Iundeiker, Hamburger
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans
IS MooIgate street. London l.. CHAPEL, Secretary.
oct9--tf ~ .
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-23
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER %, ls47.
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
WILL sail from New York the 26ih and from Liver
w pool on the llth Of each month. ~
FROM NEW YORK. #.u
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt G. b. Cornish, Goth Jan.
ship GARRlCK, Capt u. j. ii. Trask, 10Th Feb.
Ship ROSCluS, Capt Asa Eldridge, 26tl March.
ShiplSlDDoNS, Edward II, Cobb 10Th April.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt Il. j II Trask llth Dec,
Ship ROSClUS, Capt Ash Eldridge, 1lth Jan.
Ship SlDDONS Capt H. b. Cobb, llth Feb
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt G. D. Cornish, 18th Jan. n
These ships all Of the first class upward Of 1890
built in the city Of New York. with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every care has been taken in the arrangement Of their
Communications The price Of passage hence Is S75, ior
which ample stores will be provided. These ships are
commanded by experienced masters who will make every
exertion to give general satisfaction,
Neither captains owners Of these ships will be
sponsb!e for any letters parcels or packages sent by them
unless regular bills OF ladpg are signed therefor
For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, SO South st., New York, or TO
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, d Co, Liverpool.
Letters by the packet ships will be charged twelve
half cents per single Sheet 80 cents per ounce and
papers one cent each. r
EDWARD X COLLINS respectfully requests lhe pub,
fishers OF newspapers To discontinue all advertisements
N their name OF their Liverpool packets, viz The Rose
Sldons Sheridan, and Garrck.
To prevent disappointment notice Is hereby given thai
contracts for passage can only be made with them
octll-dIy" a
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-23
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PLANO EORTES.

IIE undersigned are manufacturing Of their establishment
in Baltimore g. III and octave PIANOS, OF all pat
ferns and siyes which they confidently recommend To
professors and The Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly of touch which commend them TO
PLAYERS OF every school, well those who dstn
gushed by soft and delicate action those who are cha
racterized by bold fery,and rapid movement,
They are authorized refer prot ssors IN
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial. for their
testimonials In their favor, and they warranted IN
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
have from The great number of persons who have
them IN use Baltimore and in the south and west gene
rally. They confident that they make instrument
equal any made anywhere in this country IN Europe
and their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables Item to
sell on terms liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be kept in tune one
year alter purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in short time, and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina and viii receive or.
ers which will be faithfully and promptly executed at our
manutactory, r rE
H. Orders will also be received at factory direct
and special pains taken to give satisfaction.
KNABE & GAEELE.
No Euaw ST. opp. the Euiaw House, Bait
oct S-lyd'
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COTTON SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CAN.

COTTON SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CAM
u yASS, &c. dsc.Tho subscribers have in store com
Of Cotton Canvass comprising great va
rey Of styles Of all widths and weight both plain and
tied among which is the United States Pilot Duck Nos
TO 10 inclusive both hard and soft heatter for square
rugged vessels has been pronounced by practical men
be fully equal to either hemp flax Ducks costs much
less. =. rs W qa4i.s ~ s.aA IAN lat X .f
Also, New England Canvass comprising all numbers
from TO- varying In widths from y 10 n inches
wide, Of any weight or thickness desired,
Also, the American Pilot Duck, Nos: to inclusive.
Also, the Navy Duck, Nos. l 10 inclusive
Also, 100 pieces OF heavy wide Canvass "a to y inches,
made expressly for paper manufacturers These goods
desirable to purposes OF utility, and costing about one
quarter. .
Also about 500 bolts Of Cotton Ravens Duck "a tg3O
inches WIDE plain and willed, suitable for light sails, avn
ings, tents, &c.
Also 100 bales heavy twled Cotton Baggng 81, % 81
o. and A inches wide.
Also Sail and Seine Twne-A full assortment Of all
numbers For sale by FOX & POLHEMIJS, r.
oct lily SO Broad, corner Beaver street, ". Y
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And larger sizes in proportion.
Ornamental Signs, Banners Coat Of Arms, Flags &c.,
executed in superior manner, nj the Old establishments,
l0l Nassau street, between Fulton and Ann
TO Country Merchants,-1he difficulty OF procuring in
the country handsome and attractive sign and the trouble
expense and Inconvenience Of its transportation when OBJ
tanned in the city, induces the offer to the notice
Of merchants and others when visiting New York. his
and beautiful Gold Carved Letters which Of
nien form that they easily be packed in the trunk
in the box with other goods Full directions given
that any put them up either sign board
the building ITSELF The cost Of these while more dura
BILE and elegant than anything yet introduced is about the
same any ordinary gilt sign, for instance the OF
ZACHARY IA YLOR,
being 10 letters ii Of inch would but 5000 cents,
Their advantages obvious that they already adop
ted by many Of the first firms in the city and country and
the subscriber will take pleasure in showing TO those who
will favor him with call the superiority of ther work
mashp, the symmetry Of their design, the convenience Of
their transportation, and the facility viii, which lheylmay
be put up In any desired situation Parties residing at
distance can have them safely favored BY sending the name
of the firm designating the particular letters wanted
oct Idly JAMES ACKERMAN, 10l Nassau.st
Old Estnblisied Pnssagc ONCE, "a Pearl Sc.
SAMiEL THOMSON & NEPHEW, Agent for the Black
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-23
Old EstabIished Pnssa 60 Once, ~ 5 Pearl s..

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships their line OF packets between this port and Liver
pool which has been avorably known and extensively pa
ronsed for period Of more than thirty years. and have
no hesitation assuring those who may wish make
gagemens for the passage Of their friends from England
in point Of comfort convenience and safety,
which will sail from Liverpool every six days Throughout
the year. making delay and the consequent expense to emf
grants at the port OF eInbarkaion impossible.
A various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadsfu and hospital money paid may
be secured all at the lowest rates. and when those settled
for decline coming out the full amount paid Will be prompt
ly refunded usual. For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL. THOMPSON & NEPHEW, rs Pearl 81.
Orto 9. GRIMSHAW d co, 10 Goree Piazzas, Liverpool
Drafts on exchange payable at sight also furnished
for any amount on n G. Glyn Co, Bankers London; G.
National Bank Of Scotland, and Northern Banking Compa.
ny, Apply above. % octll--dly