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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-19

GRAND REMoNsTRANcE AGAINST SLAVERY.
1T is proposed in the London Peoples
Journal to get up a kind but faithful Remon-
STRANGE against American Slavery, 10 he sign
ed by 100000 Of the people of Gres, BIZ
tain-a number equal to that Of our slaves.
Such a remonstrance, if couched in proper
terms, not only ought to give no offence, hat
would undoubtedly exert a good moral inlu-
ence. Let it be prepared and forwarded, Che
sooner the better.
Look ont now for a tremendous overflow
Of patriotic Indignation from Northern dough-
faces against John Bull for his impudence in
presuming to say anything about American
slavery while so many of his own kit and kin
are pining in want! Hold, ye windy cham
pions Of national independence! This re-
monstrance will not come from John Bull at
all, but mainly, if not exclusively. from tho
sincere Republicans Of Great Britain, whose
struggle to afford enduring relief to their o,on
furnishing Poor by removing the burdens IN.
der which they groan, are constantly bafled
by the advocates Of despotism, who cry out
continually, See the effects of the measures
you would introduce, in the system of slave
ry as it exists in Republican America, your
beau ideal Of what You term "A free country !! '
The remonstranee Of such men against our
national crime should command our sympa-
Thy and respect, and they ,OiH, the indigna-
ton Of our small-beer patriots to the contrary
notwithstanding.-I Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-19

0T.H re mitiances 10 be made, and aH letters
relating to the p%eeun,ary affairs Of hePaPer,
10 be addressed (post paid 10 The General
.qgeni. Communications intended FOR inser-
hgr 10 be addressed 10 The Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-19

HoRRIRLY BRuFAL.-A wealthy man here,
says the ST. Louis Gazette, has a bow named
Reuben almost white, whom he caused to
be branded in the face with the words "A
Slave for Life The man who perpetrated
this scr Is an. Englishman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-19

or TtRas ,-st,5o per annum, or si,f5
(inrorio6ly reqsired) If not paid within six
months of the time of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for 70 oehts;-one
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-19

Printed for The Publishing commiRte 81
G.. n. HAPGOOD.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-19
SPEECH OF D. +. TILDEN.

This speech, which was made in the
House of Representatives on the 18th ult., on
the Mexican War and Slavery, has much in
it that is worthy Of commentator. We
should like to make longer extracts, but the
following must suffice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

s below ruling rates and that II must % soon a.
the existing excitement in Wall street has subsidized find
its proper level.
The amount OF specie brought by the steamship Gale
donna Boston from Liverpool entered at the Boston
custom house up to Saturday noon was s2i5602 The
total import OF specie into Boston from foreign ports
during the month Of August, was s464,a26
The quantity OF certain articles exported from this
port Tor the week ending September 3D. inclusive dis
thss"ns the destination and the shipments to each
country, as annexed.-
ComMERcE THE PoRr OF New YopI-Wrru,x Ex.
o.. PORTS
Gr,st Britain-Turpentine sos bbls cheese 81
taow - go lbs hams 81 $50 do; corn $50 bushels
ooo Dds butter, $50 lbs; OIL 4asaO gals
cotton also bales; meal. 1850 bbls; lard 3O27 lbs
asnss' % obisi grease, $3.50 lbs
slaves 80 200 NJ ashes a7s bbs wha.bous II s4o lbs
spanish West IadissLard. 1850 lbs; cheese 3a2s
49, 1919 e' So aasS do beef bills rice lbs butter
A'5r' 40 codneh. 81 7l3 do; pork. 6 bbls.
To British Vest Lndi,s-Pork $50 bbs; cheese. sol
IDS hama, 74o do lard 1893 do; meal 4s9 bbs beef
10 10; hour, 100 do; pork 800 de- Live stock-Sheep,
To British North .ameriean Colonies-Pork sSS bbls;
nour III io butter 900 lbs; wheat $40 BUSH beef
aS9 obls meal. 2s3 do rice, 2 des lbs
hams soo 1omnss 800 ibis; dry ash $50 lbs;
Dds pork. 10 do; rice, 500 lbs butter 2,4o0
The shipments Of to Great Britain still continue
large in the face Of the falling on in prices the other
Side We have doubt shipments to extent will
continue throughout the fall.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State canals during the fourth week in August was
e. Sl3l797 rs
nAne period in 1915. ................. S3787 AZ
'"'tUaoo. Sol,OlO "
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement of navigation to the slst of August in
J,usiVe, ti23 days. was 80 2l5.303 81
During the same period in 1916, Q3s dayu) 16U777s 90
'"'ie'so' pf"I,o%o o.
The following table shows tho amount eceved for
tolls during the fourth week in August from the years
1910 to ls7 inclusive; and also the aggregate amount
received from the commencement Of navigation to the
3lst OF August inclusive. during tina sama xears
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The Flour Mark cts.

RocHxsTER, September 4 Isl7-Prices remain al
about the figure before the receipt ofthe foreign
Tho supply Of wheat from the country In much
lighter than wac anticipated From wagons II has been
taken at 81 06 IAN At the latter price, boat load
Of 0enesse some II or 800 bus taken yesterday
active sale Of SO bbs 0enesce made ct 50 20
Drrso,r, Sept ember q Isa7 There IA smother calm
IN the market since the steamers sdvcee were received
and We near Of no transactions lot OF 100 parres
straight brand of Hour offered az 81 56 but fonnd
no bnysrs The arrivals by teams quite hsht-ss 90
the rulag price No wheat Of any consequence oRsrea
0sts remain The same, 10 2Vc
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Died

On SUNDAY moroing, Sept. 9TH, at Otisvlle Orange
County. New York SARAH JANE. youngest daughter Of
Benjamin and Hester Blank of this city aged ave years
one month, and eleven days
On the 9Th inst. ARTHUR THOMAS HADpocx, son Of
William John and Sarah Jane Haddock, aged months
On Sunday, Sept. 9th. at Newtown l. / JOHN TRurs-
DELL son OF David and Charity Miller aged two years
ten months and sixteen days
On the 18th August, ut St Clair County Illinois, Of
congestion of the BRAIN JAMES BARRETT 80 years
age
N B Philadelphia papers please copy.
At New Orleans, the 10th inst, of the prevailing
epids JOHN UNiAc FlrzoERALp, Of County Water
ford, Ireland.
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city and county OF New York. from the 28th day Of
August to the 4th day Of september. lsa7
Men, o.: Women 81; Boys. % Girls, 49, Total, 355.

SAssee" !; Apqpenyi !; A..hn, AGophis .; Bleeding
infanuma6; Colc. Il Consumption ST. Convulsion,. 49,
Group. 1; Congestion Of L.ngs, 81 Debility i2; Delirum
ls p.op;y IN the chest g Drowpsd s. Dy.eaterv 42 Ey
eIpeal. Fever Rement7 Fever Scarlet /; Fever ".
phoid Fever Typhu s2 Fever Nervous Heart Dis-as.
Of Q; Hopping cough 81; Inflammation, Inflammation of
BRAIN Il inflammation of bowels 70; inflammation of lungs
g. naammsron Of IN oet T. insmmson Of Iiv. Insm
i Fungus emoedes Jaundice. q Lu.s venerea,
Palsy, l. Premature BIRTH Scroula Small Pox Il Sprue
Suicide. 2; Teethng 3; Tetanus Ulcers Il liberation
OF bowels, |: Unknown, B.
oAge.Dnd e." one year. 81 = to years. :s 90 TO-
60 TO TO- 10; to 3d. 81 90 to o. 90 10 100 Il unknown
w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office SEM. G. 1917.
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TO = He
LATEST MOMENT.
TIE l. K q RAPHIC.
IMPORTANT intelligence
FROM THE
SEAT OF WAR.
Advance to the City of Mexico,


&C., DC, DC.
RICHMOND, Sept 8, ls41.
BY the schooner Mississippi New Orleans, 10th
utimo have dispatches from Vera Cruz TO the ast
August.
News had reached Vera Cruz, by Q gentleman from
Ayota who came by way Araseba that the vanguard
OF scotts army had arrived at Ayotla, twenty miles
from the capa on the 18TH to which date hostile
gun had been fred
Renforcements for Major Laly had gone forward,
under command Of Captain Wells. They consisted OF
Wells and Paies infantry, and Msjor Chds lsncsrs
They returned to Vera Cruz the i7th having pro-
ceeded far the National Bridge where the express
overlook Lay.
By subsequent information received at Vera Cruz
learn that Major Laly had gone in safety beyond
Jaapa.
Wells command compelled to eight their way to
the National Bridge, and made attempt to pass IL
but found all the heights occupied by gueriias who
opened heavy Gre, killing nearly all mules and
horses and forcing the whole party to retire without
their wagons except with the officers baggage. Al
most every thing left in possession OF the enemy
Our loss FIVE six killed two three wounded and
several died subseq uently from fatigue.
A detachment Of twelve dragoous accompanied By
Sergeant Cooper previously dispatched by Wells the
bridge. II possibo to present report Laly has not
|
party fell into the hands OF the Mexicans
Major Laly is reported to have had sharp skirmish
with the guerlas at Cerro Gordo and expected ano-
ther at Lepera heights One letter says there was no
doubt Of the safety Of the train.
No news hadresched Vera Cruz from Besancon's COM
pany. which had left scout at the time was re-
ceived there that Maj Lay wanted reinforcements 10
supposed by that this company fell In with the
train at the National Bridge and continued on. By
others coDjectured that they have been cut or by
the Mexlcans.
1t rumored at Vera Cruz that Scott had met the
enemy and repulsed them after a sharp engagement
The loss side Ia said to have been eight hundred
The Mexican loss unimportant
Another letter writer to the Picayune asserts that
there Is truth in the and he Ia confident that
the advance reached Avota the 18th without loss
Both correspondents and the Vera Cruz paper bssv-
ed Mexico In possession the 10th, but they had
no positive information.
The Jalapa Bulletin has advices from Puebls to the
10th, announcing the departure Of the last division Of
the army, numbering four thousand men, that day.
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BUFFALO. September 6-P. M.
Flour.-Ths market was dull and prices had down.
ward tendency. Sales Of 1000 bbls made, part
common Western brands, at - rs 81 60 and the
mainder, consisting Of good brands Western and this
State, at 81 SIX. Corn dull with downward ten
dency and quote Western mixed and yellow at 4sc
n SOC Wheat-The market dropped. and sales Of 1000
bushels Of Sandusky new, were made at 92c Oats
Small sales at CSC 400. Whiskey continued inactive
while prices noninally the with small sales
Soc Provisions rather inactive quote pork at
SIS. and prime at $40 $40 IS Receipts during the
past EIGHT hours follow Flour bbls
wheat, 1000 bushels; 900 bushels Frsghts by
canal to Albany Flour, $50 eoc; wheat, l5c; and
corn. l2c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

WIGS. WIGS .-sTRANGERs and C;t;,.p, wishing
w sh'st quay Wig Or Toupee, are invited inspect the
extensive assortment OF VIM Bachelor where they can
from the largest stock in the United States There always
pes p'ee 70 procure an article ey@y business and hs
ory No Wall street. Broadway, Private rooms for
hulng Wigs. Copy the address, sup ME inc
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 9, Is4..
Launch Of a Psssei for Nev York-The Tsiegrapk-

BALTIMORE, Sept. o, 1884,.
Launch Of Vsssei for Nev York-The Tsiegrapk-
The Markets, &c.
There Is to be launched to-day, from the yard Of
Mcssrs skinner Son, fine barqus Of 400 tons burthen
to be called the Charter oskn II has been built for
Capt J. Smith, Of Connecticut and Kelly Usher of
New York
The telegraph is now complstsd to Petersburgh, Va
south and learn that In few weeks the CONGESTION
with Weldon, North Carolina, will be perfected We
then shall receive Southern full twenty four hours
In advance OF the mail and TO the time OF the famous
pony express
The Baltimore Museum IL 10 be opened this evening,
tho irst time since II has been remodeed with good
stock company under the management or rather pro-
pristorshp, Of Mssars Hamm and Yankee sillsboc 10
will be extensively pstronzed The Yankee plan OF ad
mission has been adopted viz :" Teller with his gal
pass In for 80 cents but Her with himself alone
must pay three York shings."
THE MARxyrs-ln the flour market on Saturday, there
were How flour - a. bat
holders dsmasded IS About 400 bbls choice Patsseo
were sold IS u.s. City Mills would bring than
s. Whsat du shout 40 bushels sold at 81 TO 81
FOR prime eds Corn nominal At 60 81 cents.
Sales OF Stock Mt Baltimore.
$500 City 6s 100 sa7o do 99x $500 DO ~ loik
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WAsHiNoToN, Sept. 8, lsA7

Just So.
For three days past the thermometer has ranged be-
tween the eighties and ninetes all day long. This AZ
ternoon have fine breeze from the south west, and
promise Of rain water
Hon Thomas Ewing Of Ohio, late secretary Of the
treasury at Browns Hotel He Is getting to be very
bulky parsonage and looks to be in excellent health.
lie well remembers the time, when the Ohio canals
we're a solitude and Lake Erie q desert waste Of
waters - but that was long time ago.
Hon, j II Ewing from Pennsylvania, IL at Colemans
No from Scott Taylor IT'S beginning to be
time to hear from Rio FRO
Gen WAYNE Of Ohio Is In town. He desires authori-
ty for mounted regiment Of csrbineers To keep the
would be- the man for work. and would do II in STYLE
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ALBANY. Sept 6-P. M.
lour The market was dull, and there was nothing Of
nent doing Straight brands Western and 0enssee
quote at about 50 90 n 50 sax. wheat--sales Of
bushels reported at 81 49, that price being
ed There was nothing Of moment doing 10 rye or
h. Whiskey, no change. Provisions stood a. at the
2 last week. Receipts BY canal during the past ~
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Photographic Correspondence of the Pbila Bulletin
PrTIsBuRoH Sept 9. II O'clock M
The opening Of the week exhibits dull and declining
tendency in -four, checked only by the light supply
Grain Is quiet this morning. and other articles without
change The river II still at Is lowest stage, and
the light draft boats only are running.
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Totals .....$l,37S,074 81 $l,507.778 90 $22I5:

Totals. ...$l,3700N 81 $l,507778 90 $22l5 363 81
1t appears by this that a. the advanced, the
tolls have fallen of compared with the previous month
From the LIST Of September to the close of navigation
expect to steady increase In the monthly receipts
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list OF August inclusive, during the same years =

The following table shows the amount received for tolls
for each month from the of navigation
to the ast of August inclusive during the years ls4
1886, and lSi7 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

A CADEMY OF LANGU GEES Lessons in French
IA Persons who wish be instructed in the above language
are m apply to the M who will be happy
ed to speak in the space of three four The
signed has engaged professor of the English and Spanish
t. teach these languages the and ready
exhibit !howeyer astonishing such undertaking may
appea the hl testimonials support his method
Not only eau no refer the public parties who have thus
have pleasure in giving first les gratis whoever may
wi.h being certain that he will be satisfied aud will de-
(Ex.Profe.sor from the University Of PARISH
ltsTc 1888 Broadway. Nav York.
COX INWARD will BE- paid for the spprehe esIon Of the
W%C thief thieves who stole, between Saturday night
Watson Co Gold Pen Depot, No. As William
door below Wall Having here ofore to
many and unusual annoyances IN the cuon Of their bus
base and cowardy rival The above will be
for such information will lead the conviction Of the thief
or thieves. Hlt'rc
II Mr. WaltcrC Green, from Messr, Tator Co., Troy,
enclosing their note payable III, order Of Mr. e. f. Ha-
bicht for $1,000 months from 6h August last All
forbidden ate said and the fsder will
please either Of the said parties, Payment said
vote has been stopped 81 3tissrc
m .pENsLHOFF. TAILOR, No 20 ANN STREET
previ US to the late fire. at No 9h Aun street, would
fully inform his the public generally
that having disposed Of his old stock he opening
entirely new and fresh assortment of pIeie and fancy Cloths
cash, he enabled (nd willy furnish garments ut aud
trimmed in the most fashionable Styles the lowest prices
y soi.ec 'A' ''''' "''"' A'AA'"' VIC" 'e'e'''o"'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BROWN & yROTHtR, Dem
ts No. 469 Broadway. doors above Grand street.
Insert tho best Teeth from. ...Sl to So 50
Tee filled W III white cement. ....... 50
Toothache cured W iihout pain. ......: so
Teeth extracted with less than half the usual
Whole atmospheric pressure. equally moderate
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VIII OF
Wv passengers 10 all Parts of the country.
the wharf, Vi s,sro
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.::a9 + 5ss:%r.s ss M ::
H !ssssji sS <. ss sa%t s PSv LAW AND
MI HELD Lpsa Log s, S,'; M Dr. E Gam
Doc. AZ o'clock Performances will commence pre-
R0wEKY 1HsATRE-A W. JAcKsOS. Manager;
- MI" srrvs SoT See IA Mr"s YFaE PUBLIC.
modelling the interior Of hs house and newly painting ;Ps
ss 81. he ~ be
% aud for beauty eS% and Ss,,s IL h
country The extensive patoasge already bestowed on re
ss aas'
m.. ~ h, he VIII use sndsio :. %e %
the Of the pres. Mt sd,6ce S Tire
S:ans ;S NJ {.
P ENSs h s%Hs sG%fdy e @ AssuE
%;aal; %aas:; Cool Mr. %si Lazy Isas Cay
To f ss with tn, farce Of BAN BAMBoozLING-
PPsIcrs-Bo.e.. 2. cents; Pit. px cents.
CAsTLE GARDEN; -Farewe u .neapemAnt Of the IIailan
Olsra Company 50 in DgmbeI from Havana under the
formed !s rand opsi' sf HOMES HOMES
ssssor juliet ssaS t.rsn de v
R S sSs" 50 S ssS. performance &c e''''n''"
PALMn's OPERA HOUSE: Tuesday Evsang, s-p
sersrs Miss Nav s'Tf s e Pppn M.
Watts Count GlcreuI, Mr. John Sefton Tom Tape Mr.. r.
Plaeid
To be followed by the WOODCUTTERs-Jobard, q.
Kavel Mons Dubois. Ravel; Janta Mad Martin Ravsl
.Te conclude with the BEDoUIN ARABS. by the whole
| Ravei family.
Doors opeu IA performance commence at o O'Clock
Tickets so cents, Ia all parts of the honse
troupe.
ofsn performers viz IT Bac Yolin Stanford B.no;
q De Buke, Celestial Chimes; W. Price, Triangle: l. A.
Wilson, Tanbourine and w: 9uydam, Boncs-w,l give a
| evening this week. -
| For further particulars small hills IS 7tsrc
| VI nv or.G i w r. " Dr.nol AN u
open, the Iroton'tial corner of the Bowey aud VI
vision which has been renovated decorated and fitted
up a,nperer style for the considerable number
ofbesutu models which have just arrived from Paris will be
added which will render this the
tertaning aud instructive exhibition produced THU
| courtry s6 2tssrc
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COLUMBIAN HOSE co, NO. 9.-Haying noticed
~ some mstate in print relative the late
Of the above Company, have deemed proper give
correct veIiou OF the with resou-
uos passed at regular meeting Of the On Tues
day. The 3lst start excursion to Sarac Springs
intending 70 stop Troy and after leaving Saratoga
coed to Albany from which place his
city. We reached Troy the LIST inst where were com.
peledto emain until the next day. to complete
for conveying our carriage BY railroad which attended
with no nconsder Bile d. lay and trouble. We the
Springs and stopped at the United States Hotel On
tu we were again delayed in getting carisge of the
aud from thence to the lons steamer which take
Absn. The foregoing delays and limited time, rendered it
impossible for us visit that city at all and returned in
the steamer Rip Van Wrinkle. In reception at
Troy the insertion of article in the Dispatch
pq poog TO be from of the mbsrs of this company
wis not the On arrival Troy. members
Of franklin se Company and other gentleman formerly
connected with No rendered aud polite
ton Tor whica we return sincere thanks aud respectfully
recommend them to the notice OF brother fremen
emen who sxeeo themselves behalf of visiting
their city To the Alnasisns, and friends who received
notice OF our intended visit respectfully apologize
nosappearance but guarantee that they shall future
day.
Resolved The undersigned in behalf Of the company
their sincere hsuk for the aering attentions OF the
following gentlemen, with whom they hid the honor be-
coming acquainted throughout ths' excursion to Saratoga
Troy; Railroad prcpretos West Troy; Messrs Marvin
Co, u g. Hotel aud Mr. Castles, Saratoga Springs; Mes.s
oughton Acker hotel Albany; Capt. Riggs steamboat
Rip Van Wrinkle; to Gen Blanchard Pavilion Springs. And
the committee particularly acknowledge ,heir obi
cations and fully appreciate the kind invitation extend their
VISIT and that limited time acceptance
their profile ed entertainment and festivities Also 10 Dod
worhs Band foI thsr throughout the excursion
ID w TALL OFT, comu;,,.. Co,ruh;
THOS, L ROSE }CqmmTse Soiumoan
JOSEPH NJ HAkpER. Hose Co. NOS.
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CHELLS! SHELLs!! SHELLs!!- Wanted all kiuds Of
shells for which the highest price will be given az 6,
will also be found large aud well selected Of
She'll. which will be disposed nf at reasonable prices.
~ BThr highest will be paid for all kinds OF castof
Clothing and Furniture.
Do not mistake the number, 65 Chatham street.
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NEW YORK DENTAL, DEPOT -D-nu,s and dug
gists respectfully informed they fqd the
srr,be com ete assortment Of Teeth Denta Instruments
Gold Foil Plate. Wire Solder, Spiral Springs Plstina
&c. &c AZ very low prices
Dealers the above adcles will find il greatly in
'errst call examine aud learn pree determined to
give bergains. JOSEPH r. MURPHEY,
Il Wsrc 55< Broadway ". "
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COmmERCiAL INrnLLl0nnCH.

Sales OF Stock mt baltimore.
90 City 6's 100 t21o do 99x $500 do ~ ioik.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
Fg, =. ROBERTS.

NIT HIS ROW, MAIN STREET,
VAN BURAN, ARK'S.
GRATEFUL for the patronage heretofore be-
* slowed upon him, respectfully informs the
public that he has just received new supply of
PiGie; and he still continues 10 manufacture
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
Of which he has large assortment on hand; and
which he win dispose of either by wholesale or
retail. upon the Iolcest terms.
GutteTIng and SpOuting,
Done at short notice. and upon reasonable terms.
May 29AH, 1847. 16-Gf