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CDIrInffF:
ruURsDAY. February 4. Isi7
TILE cAnARRus COMPANY.

THIS company left Charlotte on Friday
ID for Wilmington via Fayetteville
The, seemed to he in the finest Spirits
r.e most Of them are good looking men.
qss best wishes Of their fellow citizens
,n.ad them.
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From lhc Washing on Fountain.

Of very high Importance
From tho Washington Fountain.
The Wdr-Ne,r Piun Of OPERATIONS
Extraordinary RercidHons.-We read in
the la patria of the Dist uIt, Spanish
paper published in New Orleans, by Ale.
man Il Gomez, the following extraordlna.
" revelation OF the new pIan OF operations
in the war with Mexico;
The government appears to conl'de
much IN General Scott, who has Just gone
to the field of operations, and from whose
diplomatic and military tactics, It hopes
to gain great advantages. The plan OF
operations, we learn, Ia as follows;
"General Taylor, instead Of moving up.
on San Luis Polosi, viii repair to Salillo,
where he will remain for short period.
Gen. Scott after having made some ar.
engagements on the Rio Grande, will has.
ten to Tampico, where he will assume the
command Of the 1000 volunteers recent
" called out and ordered 10 assemble al
tina, point. From Tamplco, Gen, Scott,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-04
Later from the Army.

fsn our Army IN Mexico. IL rs lill pro
t,b. hat he enemy val approach Sallil.
Is II they DO NC hope Gen. Worth will
t,,, good account Of them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-04
Lost,

A 7 OU's,Sale on The 18th instant large red
"a morocco Pocket Book, containing about SIG
in money and the following notes VIZ: one Oh
WIN. Ciawsun fer ESQ ono on John N Potts for
s5S i5i one on Thomas Spratt for 80 Que on
Thomas n Peuns, for s35, with credit of $50 ;
one on jane fcAus Tor ~ 80. The date Of the
notes not rccolected. Also, one recci2t on john
II. Greer, as an officer, date not recui c0red. Al
pctsoos IRE torewar1ed trading or said notes and
the makers are notified not to pay them to any 20
bat myself The finder can have the money !, he
will return The pocket book and oapsrs 10 me.
HENRY HUNTER.
Jan o, lS47 It's
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The Markets.


Cotton, Peach and APPLE Brandy Whi.key
and Oats, have saRaHee5, aud salt fa!lcn. Quo.
l!'ou' above charged accordingly Eogstts.
vile Ohssrtr.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29tb, lsiJ.
To tbs Hon. JANIS ErCuANAN,
Secretary OF State;


The Information disclosed in the follow.
ing article, If worthy Of confidence, as 1t
apparently is, must be acknowledged to be
Of very high importance
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
rse.:lEar sc,ni~wcc?.ss r,acssct,

Far Chrh~riN', L~oni2ian", NmHitdk
Mrri,n Ciy, G"i"cg, La@rG"S", 1'sh,@,
.IsF0ndrid, U0rxoM ami heoh'h.
The splendid. new and fast running pas
senger steamer OCEAN WAVE. James
Whitney, Jr., master, has resumed h"rrcgu-
lar trips, making two trips a week. She
vii! leave St. Louis on every Tuesday and
Friday evening, at D O'Clock, and arriv" at
iClarksville every wednesday and Saturday
at 6 o'clock, 4. ~. Louisiana at ! o'clock,
Hannibal and marion City at IL O'Clock,
Quincy at II o'clock, Lagrange Canton and
fully at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, Alexandria and
and Walsaw at =. o'cl,ck. h"oknk al G o.
clock. Returning, wiili"avr kc"&nk We'd
ncsIays and Saturdays. Alexandria, WarSa':
Lagrange and TuIly, same evening, Quincy
on Thursdays and saturdays and Sundays
at s O'Clock, \. H., Mario City 1T 9"'clork
Hannibal at 10 o'clock. Louisiana It / o.
clock. GAINESVILLE at 1 ID o'clock, r. VI.
and arrive at st. Louis every Thursday and
Sunday night.
April; 26th, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
III. y. BLOCK 4 CO..

I'm Mater ST., LouisidM0, IL,.,
wrF- ARE now opening one OF TIE most
49, c~oapIctc stocks Of RY GOO Do,
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, TIN-WARE, IRON, NAILS and
CASTINGS, &C., ever offered for sale in this
place. As regards prices and quality Of the
goods, they challangr any compciition-and for
the confirmation of this fact, IL call only is ncc-
cSsary. ii. T.. II. 4 Co.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

The new, elegant light
Glaugit. ANA fast runn'"2
passenger steamer Lucy
BERTRA3I.C ha>. Dean.
Master. will run re@n! =
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
NOTICE. THIS!

BEDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS!!
VHHHE undersigned beg leave to inform their
friends and the public generally that they
have commenced the mandatory Of, AMI will
keep constantly on hand a first rate assortment
of BEDSTEADS of the latest styles, which
they will sell low for Cash, or good merchants
BILE produce, deliverable in Louisiana.
II Call and see our work at orr shop one
door below Wise & Tinker's OH Main street.
4 Wood taken in exchange for work.
+. F. s. & w. ADAMS.
N. B. Collins made on reasonable terms, and
at the shortest notice. Ell s: w a.
Louisiana Mo-, January 25th, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
NO. 13.

IAn Ordinance appr0priating money.
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the town of Louisiana, as follows:
SEC. |. That the sum of tUenty-fre
dollars be, and the same is hereby appro-
priated out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, to S. F. Muir
ray for amount due him on account Of ad-
vsrtising.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
IS47.
lS47.

GEese.SN S-H4fhA y
Atre neadou, s.ock--Usoo1s,sdsd sac
Cess # No. id4--A Mammoth Store,
L..e LaTgeS. liz si2e west.
JOHN I. MARTIN.
on Esar5Lishca CE5Giicr-.'1. Ia MaGi
street. 81. LOnis, AL. Moto: Large
!Saics and SHtaU PTOfts.
) AM determined t. sell lever than any other
s house west. .
have this spring received the largest stock OF
String AND SUMMER CLoruING ever brought to
this market. aul shall continue to rcceIre weekly
Throughout tn. season. | Will, hy the first Of
April, 1917, have on hand over 10000 Garments
OF spring AM Summer wear, which am deter
mined to sell at lower prices than any other house
possibly cali; as it must be apparent - every one
.t!ati can. IRON long experience, 90 ys"7s Iii
81. Louis and many advantages that ! + : 'es:
I37Isi. Residing in The city Of New iork,
and having the advantage oitlc iiarkct.
- I'll, Purchasing ior cash, aud manuia"'Ur-
ing my own goods, s@avil: thereby Tire manHtac-
t!rar's nrutit, at least 20 per cent?
%3;, Selling entirely ior cash, OF No. ! city
.acccptarcr.
TIeith, from tire tromentcoaS &mounto OF bust
Ines, ia | do. | en- aiori TO sell at a mucl.
smaller profit than those who TO a small busi-
ness.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
,sulpiycd Of Il small advance. as an determined
TO sell 10 ever man that comes 10 this market
who lbs the ready cash. All ask il Ir y"u
to loo, through nv stock, when ! am confident
that YOU sill acknowledge that .HARTIH has the
largest an,I best g.. ortncnt If
READY fftDE CLOTHING
ever brought 10 this market, am that 4! am nhcr-
Ing them al such low prices is will defy az! ana
ALL COMPETITION.
It's no trouble 10 show goods. Retail GUS
toners will find il crcat|y 10 their advantage :"
purchase from me-, from The fact that | have thc
largest aad mo>t fashionable stock OF clothing III
the city from which 10 select All ] am conidert
tIlst IN point of>i,Ic and I'll. NY stock cannot be
.cquailci in tie Wr<..
as2ar ia .nicdE1 YGin I=:ntI: ":sc >icEe,
Ne. u. lain @T"NEt.
- Look NJ &c biz STEM S:sn., e
MARI \,
.Unth" pavement; oh topoitLc house: Il big "Gm1ei
va.
have III" ~l.r@t>t, deepest. OH fr,i) N:
highest store in Tie ci!y--in the lack cn@l i"rg,
!aa ,.;ngsilss, covering Tie entire en-.
JOHN T. MARTIN,
NJ. III Main street, 81. Lots.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
Business Cards.
DR.. /, II. N'CLURE,

TAKES this method of rendering his thanks
L to the public, for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to him, during the existence OF The firm
of Hardin s. Mcclure. Since the dissolution
of the firm, he has determined TO locate himself
permanently in the town of Louisiana, and to
offer his professional services to the citizens Of
the town and its vicinity, hoping by strict atten-
ton to duty and moderate charges, to receive a
share OF public patronage.
His residence is on Georgia street, opposite
l. N. Bryson'S store. in the second house east
OF Baird's new Hotel.
Louisiana. April %, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
JOB PRINTING.

II Our friends in the country who wish
bills struck, or job work Of any kind neat
ly executed, can be accommodated at this
Office, at the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms.
Banner Office, March 9th, ls47.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
DIR. B, 7, TRIMBLE,

EEAYING located permanently in Clarks-
z z vile, NO, oilers his services to the citi-
zcDs Of tie town and its vicinity. in the prac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery.
Being a graduate Of Pennsylvania University,
Lexington, KY, and having witnessed many OF
the grand operations performed By Professor
DroLET OF tlat place, he latiels himself Tia.
he Will bc able, ii called on, 10 ran. CT en;ire
salts faction in every branch q. ia profession.
He hopes by the most assiducas attention to
the various duties Of his profession. md Hc3e-
rate charges, to merit e Share c! public patron
age.
He will also keep q general assortment of
Drugs, medicines. p~erfnncry, paints. oils: &c,
which will he sold very low for cash.
March y. ISL. JnGQ.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
fs,a,;:::,5 z>aCsiat,

For CLnh$.ll., Louuy1uaG, H,H"ihGI,.
A4yi,a City. Q4jHcy, Lo%r0"=", I"AH,'
.WrgtnF,iu. II uyen ar GHd he :h"h.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
Et', fs;.agg,'S
wL.ruUErNTEGETGBLE SUGAR
EUgiiD PILLS.

p -. 2 - . " I Z IA =. - EtE y JsBI
- M PILLS.
4 ...n '..,j v,!i p:rst s;tce, - in many
= !: r:I.. >.. al H.. co...tf, instead Of
= ~ i,a,.:,-r %t,n, .c,. for conpes-
t;a,," - n a" Lr,a ;,H-n,r ,,s,f. ortte body when
,hn I;,.. @' s.."-s "nr,n,,o4 nroi,riH. the
.~t ~ ,.krs nla,e ln the
~: =; -, = ''l.'S whit, ti.;Uii ,four conn
r." ~. :: :. r,r! ,.- ;,.;,,rtauit 70 r,-.arl;
~ II;"m, 49,. - n.na, 5i*,v,c. Conge,tive
,r:;n" ,'Ii,i -, -, 'L,;y nilhc ,ru,, aL.rminr and
m,I.r.. >, -, Inc. i. .i,a..; every casc,
49,, ,:'', ~ -, - H.. medical faculty
I'rnr ,..,:. .rl distinction arnunL the
;,,,I I,SH nr"M' I",rtrd victims. with very lew
a..',,,,, III. ,.;.,,,r 80 fearful and ayMIi-
Inc il i. rEar.,t,, mi SYMPTOMS, and so hor-
'rii IN. obstinate in is .t.re'irets upon tie h'l-
arn hoty m,y ais "a prevented, "ir' often
rrrtnyc,, AZ! %r:;iI.Iil Er"aiy'tc,; i'"ln ;iie sys
TEN Ey Il :iinrir al. i''.",'- Use 81 Or ifh-@ $
Si:..r tullr. N. 1""E IKE heavenly mes
~:u@rr, >~irt-!!n@ la'.v Il valuable i'S. iati!,
Il, ~!nn,.cr. s1". G,.i-it,'' Il rlir.i esteemed ana
h,!.,,~j .ri.A:, OF Lonely >tr:.Scr tr"'a IL JAWS
q I..th, "~,a',...: "a" Gin Ao'>f"r O ms re-
tia. a" it,'r ua:.:i'@"r Of very ?F"ii:t'te trade
w!i~h hc c'iiles on etwe'n be'ih III" Inc
On. :.
AEt"'>" a'rEu;:s affections ali SpasiaS-Sn"ii
- t!ic place ia cr"HP and w"r'ii" fever AMI
l., thing IL h!;'rrlI, r"y ;i!waIS he presented
'aHi very rca"l!l removed hy Df. Er'E5 5 sugar
Coatrl A"i.-ii,i'cl. Il.!".
tA:h IN iolNi. r.,
y Planter. ntar Jackson, bliss, WrIcs as io'-
lows:-My ht!" hoy, three years Oh, has! had
c!IiliS for >cHeF"f wcr"<, With SWr!!ci ;.'d'il'i''
anloccaslcnoI strong spa$ln$ or S.l-it Its. re-
.,rt,l 4 ti.i 80 ni lmI IrsrU' = Slr.r [ ,lltii
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Sc. :. .at tie sin >'S i"ii'rS he
ar.a l. f,I .i,y ,T>ranrit',It : y 'aro,.i
Lei :ti'";'i q .r"c" a. ..:.'! :. ~.'', E.'"
EUnE> DRAPER. >la =. y. i
Attest: Il. T.. ELo,h. 81.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

IL from 81 Louis to tia. ai,"y" mentioned ports
touching 1t i'll the intermediate landings.
II LIVING II. LOUIS
On every Eioa1,yanj Thursday, At g" cl"'|'
ELrrE>iN":
VIII leave Kc"fi> o. Tuesdays AMI F%rli"yS'
At > o'clock, p 81; Warsaw. A:rv,ndriH, Tisily
and Lagrange, sane evenings: Qniucy, an Wet
nc<da>s :ni Saturdays. 81 s "'cicah. :: Ma
rion City, Iiynai5,l. Louisiana, C:srk>sit!e ant
P,ili's Lan:inG, ; me lays
Every rains ha>ir2 been ts},nt" r"lf":hr
olro,c packet III every Wy s:rp"rinr IN 'c"o'''-
mof.tion and speed, ,o"cttrr with the r'l"">i
punatuaIity in the t;,ncs Of arrivals AMI depart
ircs. shippers AMI passengers c3n iir'!y rcly
unon tie present arrangement. Tor freight or
Passage, apply Oh b,:rd.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
Garden Seeds.

UST received a large lot of Shaker GardeI
aB Seeds, for sale by the paper or box.
Z. e.. McOUJE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
ALBANr, Feb. IS. isly.

LfBHF MOCK s7ucHonefTs.
The bills Tor the appointment Of tho loyal Commission
srs will remain in allegiance until Of compro-
mise can BIO effected between the Conservative ana
radical democrats, in regard to the appointment Of
democratic commissioner Of the code The conservatives
have nominated Henry A. Foster, formerly q United
States Senator and the radicals have nominated Rsubeo
II Walworth The wings Of the House brought in bin
with the name OF Henry A. Foster for this Office; but the
member who introduced the bill has consented to
4 until the passage OF tho bill in the Senate The
House WILL undoubtedly be guided by the senate Ia the
appointment Of democratic oner of the code
member ofthe Judiciary Committee will introduce
bill into the House tomorrow, which fixes the maximum
punishment OF all mock suctioneers three years
prisonment in state prison, and the minimum punish
ment at one years imprisonment In a county Jail,
ne not edng four times The value Of the property Of
which any person may be defrsuded by mock auol
oneer Tho act will only extend to the city Of New
York II was drawn up by the Disuct Attorney Of New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

ch"n..r IF scciJsn,. .nd hsrhv ara nosa;hil,t, 81
sscsns was sstsd ,vha. Il wss and renI;ed that II; Az.
nsndd IN ssnarot;ny the or.st;on of war from thst
hich reiass 70 The rs,cnnS Of General TAYLOR and his
forcos LET the means for the latter be mme
da,sv rntad INT 10, i'm; no tel an for due snd dai;h
ers, cnnsdsra,on Of the o,msr Had that bean do M
h VA. nv ;ntsntion 70 throw nv Who'll. wseht AGAINST
the ,;ats dscaraton ar recorniion Of war: treat
nv h., had occr-rsd n. m.re s,;i;t;.s the
,vo armies uisbou, authority of ,hs Coneressthe war
mall inc nov a, of s,bar yovernmsnt
W. SSad no, nsr,cls of sv;lsncs than ar AVIAN now
thu, ba rsnnhlic st Msxco had mads war .s,nst ths
In,si states indssd we are in the anomalons cond;
on of the two countries beny a, during ard almos,
an 20 vear ,y;,,n, 10 .;n~ Jscar.d n sI,houv
,h of nth ,nrasiv nrovids tbat
hall dscis,s Va,
ins,sad ,han Of racogn,,, ,yar wouli bava tab an
tho vsyV onnosite what had occurred was
mars ho.tiliiss ard NOT war a, the Congress- of Mexico
AAo' "SA' - 49, SSNoANs~ W. "~S~N~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

RuMoREp DUEL.--A cor espon dent Of the lila
gcrsOtcH Ndrs menlons rum)r that Col. J.
sicKsig and = NJ semnes, Esq, OF Cumberland, Lave
Left that pace TO light duel. tho Misunderstanding 10
alleged ~ nave occurred before the Orphans Of
Allegheny, men Mr.. semmss struck Mr. McKaig it'll
his cane We trust the ium)r u uniou ldsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

The anniversary of the founding Of st. Louis was cele.
bra,od that city the 10th ut, by grand PROCESSION
ball and banquet
The surplus product Of in the state Of New Jersey
IL said TO DO worth 81 500 900.
Sixty -four pounds is the weight Of bushel Of clover
seed settled by the Philadephia Board of Trade In
dian corn 81 lbs, and wheat so lbs
George C. Buckley, OF Cincinnati has been arrested on
charge OF kidnapping a negro boy and taking him 10
kentucky Tor the purpose Of selling him.
The bachelors Of Milwaukee have boon giving ball
There we're about hundred couple present. and 10
said to have been tho all OF tho season
The annual income to the british overnment from u
penny post system, exceeds 81 900 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

GAMBLING CONSPIRACY CAsE--ln the City Cours
on saturday the motion for new t,ial in the
cases OF Robert Perry, VIM James, George CamDbsn
and 0esrge James, convicted Of sacy to def aud
Isaac II. Jones out OF $40 800 by unsr play, Nh
drawn by their counsel and the court sentenced 80 az
jail tor term Of two years anu the expiration hsir
sentence to give security IN the sum of $1,000 each for
their good behaviour Tor one year ensuing We Under
stand hat these oonviced parties have peremptoril re-
fused to make any pscunisIy restitution 10 Jones snd
hence the severity OF their s.ntei ceBuhiu0re amsrs>
can, Mayehi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
II Il l. E q II Ar HIC.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, March l, le4T.
The business this morning commenced with a report
panies.
sons to visit Clinton county prison, WIS rescnded
Mr. TOWNSEND laid the table resolution for the ID.
journmsnt Of the Legislature the sl Of May and for
its re-assembling on the LIST Of September.
Nothing further worth reporting
Assembly.
ALsANr, March l, le%7.
hr CHosnr reported bill to establish an industrial q,
soc'aon In New York, for mothers wives and widows
Of sailors.
MT LEAvENs reported sl smend the charter ofths
washington and Saratoga Railroad Company, author
izing them to increase their capital
The contract bill wac reported complete
On the question of agreeing the report Mr. Cn.,p
LER' OF Oneida. spoke favor OF the bill rensrallv
The debate was continued by Msssrs Dean Baker and
Bascom.
Mr.. DrvELrN reported q bill to punish and pr.v.nt
frauds at elections. Also bill against making h.bitu,l
drunkenness grounds for divorce
Mr. McFARLAN reported general bill TO authsri.s N.
formation Of manufacturing corporations
Mr.. BuRNxLL made a majority report, reducing thu
rate of interest to six per cent.
The judicial districts bill Twas then taken ND. Ths
whole Of the BILL except that arranging the districts
was stricken out In committee and the BILL a. amended
was reported to the House, and ordered to q third
reading.
The bill to extend the capital &C.. Of the Lake Cham
plain and Ogsdsnsburgh Railroad was passed
Tho canal contract bill ordered to third reading
Adjourned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-16

@hIAS LWMtAMa

III AS Received his usual extensive assert
u mcnt Of Spring GOods consisting in part OF
Printed lawns ginghanls mlislins embroidered, mus
lin glnglams, and barcgc. Also: linen ginghams
new article.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
An Eytcnsire assortment, Ncw Patterns
S III A w l. s.
Mohar Ishawls, rich printed cashmere do, wooden
net linen net, black and fancy silk do variety scas,
crayats, fancy silk, and linen ls. umbrellas parasos,
and sun shades,
RIBBONS, &C., &c,
Bonnet cap, satin and altta ribbons, zephyr worst
cd purse twist on spoos and sticks, steel beads bag
clasps steel rings and lasscis, also separate rings or
tassels. knitting cotton tidy cotton and needles, line
unbcached knitting thread, marshal's linen thread
spool do, cotton fringe, cotton ribbon, marking cotton
Fine Wi linen shccng, pillow linen, - linen
dalnask shrting, drilling, bcachcd and brown, hucka-
buck russia and scotch diaper, crash, birds eye linen
russia sliccilng. iackct linen, burlaps &c.
broad cloth, casscncrc, and twceds
Blcachcd cotton slIcctinr and sirtng.
FINE ncrllnact, Simcook and Davsvlle sllccting
farmers, manchester, monadnock and other shcctinp
and cheese cloth.
Fancy summer stuff, mariners shirting, carlisle
hamilton, shaker tick, drilling hlcachcd and brown
arsaiIs quilts lOlll2 quarters crib quilts, corded
skirts, drab morccn and daliask &c.
w. |. GOODS.
Mol asses, sugar. tea. coffee, spices. wolscys crush
ed and powdered sugar, cocoa and shells, g., &c.
Nickwarc buildings, 2Sh may, lSH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-16
mgr r,lDnI IRON,
FOR RoOrING. WINDOW SHUTTERS. &c.
HlNllE NIfllSi IliEIlG Lnn In rnll lln nllnni ION

TOK NOVFINi. NINNtN NIIt it.tS. w.
TuNIIE SUBSCRIBERS beg to call the attention
l. o all those interested in roofing. TO their GAL
VANlIED TIN PLATES, and to The many adj
vantngcs which they possess over all metallic and
other substances hitherto used for this purpose, pos
scssing MS they do, the strength and ghncss of iron
without its liability to rust, having now been tested
several years, both in this country and in Europe.
They are also less subject to expansion and cunlrac-
ton from sudden changes VI the atmosphere tlan
common Tin Plate, Iron, Zinc, &c, or any other
metal now used for roofing, and consequently form Il
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repair. whilst the first cost is but trilc more.
The subscribers would also call the attention OF all
dealers and workers in metals to the many other pur-
poses to which Iron thus projected, can be applied.
In general terms it is applicable to all articles ol iron
which it is desirable to protect from the action OF he
atmosphere And they would especially call the at
tcnton of those interested in TELEGRAPIIlC
LINES to their Galvanized Wire, which is now al
most entirely used in Europe and which answers every
purpose as n conductor Of electricity, costing only
about one half as much "copper" and possessing equal
durability with that metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose of galvanzing nails, spikes bolts, wire, &c
they will be able furnish any articles which may be
desired supply of Plates manufactured in Europe,
constantly on hand, from Is to - wire nuagc.
GEO. b. MOREWOOD& co.
Nos II and IL Beaver St New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secure,
for the United States well Great Britain, ana
other European countries, and all legal measures vii
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct 80 lSi6 1SY1
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PURE SALT FOR BUTTER.
TNIIE QUESTION IS OFTEN ASKED WHY YER

L mont whose cheese crccls in whatever market
offered should be 50 far behind the times in the ar
ticlc at butter.
The answer invariably given by those well inform
ed on the subject is-lst tina, the butter is not su-
crnlly worked TO rXpc the hucr-mk, aud an adj
dltlonal and satisfactory cause were nothing else
wantinlD is found in the impure character Of the salt
used To obviac this last difficulty far as posi-
bic have procured quantity Of Ashons Sack
Salt which Is the kind used in the Orange County
Diaries, and is recommended with entire confidence.
2Slh May, IS A. $. DEWEY.
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Premium Pillow.
House Finishing.

MINERAL. Knobs full plate, and iapd trimmings
NI Moriicc locks and atchcs, moricc locks NOR
tice laches, cottage locks, aiclics, Bakcs Iaches.
cupboard locks and ketches, hell pulls and trimmings
wro't and cast Iron narrow and broad Butts. window
springs, axle pulies, ward robe hooks hat pins Sli-
ding door way and aXlcs, sliding door locks. II usll
cutchions window blind hanaings aud lastcnnrs with
probably every other article required in house finishing
among which are many Ncr, Chcap, Useful aud de-
sirahlc articles, which" YANKEE ingenuity has pro
duccd at wondrously cheap rates may he found with
STRONG, DOOLlTTLE, SCo.
June, 10 1917. 80
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NEW GOODS.

u, BINBY Y co., HAVE JUST RECEIVED
- from New York and Boston a splendid assort-
viz
Dress Goods NJ. dc lanes Pou de Sole Silk,
Poull de- Sole Plaid, Mohair Plaid Organize Plaid
Musl,n's.. Taton, Pink, Blue and white, French
TO Gin.hi,ns. French Pink, Blue, and white.
scotch do Raid do French Lawns, and Shawls OF
al kinds ''onmcts Super silk Exceltic, China
Pearl, tohurg, Florence &c French Flowers, Par
asos, Summer Suils Caps, Paper Ilangings, also a
good assortment OF Family Groceries
every variety for the country trade will b. sold at loo
prizes Tor cash orrcady pay: 46
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