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Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
DON'T WISH TO SUCCEED.

The journals which have been predicting
the ruin of the country, and the %diminution
of the Treasury, on account of the present
tariff, have failed in their predictions most
sienally. The country was never moro
prosperous, and thc revcnuc has yielded a
million and a half ofdollars in months
over the receipt Of the old tariff. Some of
them are now betting that the next six
months will show a different state Of things,
We shall see. Our Only wish is that they
may be again as signaIly Disappointed
Ledger.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

liar MGtfcrS SfnHH-Thc following,
says the Charleston .Mcrcary, is an extract
from a letter of ono of or citizens who is
with the army in Mexico:
Now every part along the cost is in our
power. IN most Of them we have ii Naval
Office, Governor, and one uI two small YES
sells 10 look out for TIE place We have
taken nearly every large gun in the whole
Of Mcxico, thousands Of small arms. Not a
point on the COSTS left for a pound Of pow
der to be got through into the interior
The manufactures Of the country cannot DO
carried on without our cotton, which, pay
ing lis a large duty as il goes i'll, cannot be
turned into goods {" compete with our man
nfactured goods-so that they must stop.
The cotton Of the country will not pay tho
labor ofraising it. Sugar in the same way,
because it can be bought cheaper from "a
broad; so what arc these people 10 do?-
Some Of these Inconvenience have vet on
" begun TO be felt by the hacienda owners;
but a short time more, and we will hear a
general QUERY.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
DEMoCRATIC BANNER.
PUBLISHED
Regularly on ecery MvnAay M0rrins
AT LOUISIANA, PIKE COUNTY, Mo. .
g, r. MURRAY. Editor and Proprietor
RATIO BANNER.
PUBLISHED
A KISS-"LET ME-

| meier % i,at lip for a moment have gaxed,
Bpt a thousand temptations beset me;
AndI've tho't as thc dear little rubies YOU raised
How delightful twould be-if youd hd me.
Then be not so angry for what ] have done,
Nor say that you've SWORN 10 forget me;
They were buds of temptation TOO r%outing 10 shun
And | Thought that you could not but-idmC
o! think how bewitching it met me;
And plain as the eye of a Vcrus could speak,
Your eye seemed 10 say you would let are.
So forgive the tranSgrcssion, and bid me remain
For truth, if / go, you'll regret me;
Then, oh, irt me try The transgrcssi"n again,
And TN do all You wish-if you lei me.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
~ANSWER-"TLL LET YOU"

If a kiss be delightful, SO attempting my lips,
That u thousand soft wishes bcset you,
/ vow by the nectar that Jupiter sips,
On certain conditions--IW let you.
If you swear by my charms that .ouN ever be
true,
Aad that no other damsel shall get you,
Hy the stars that roll round that summit Of blue,
Perhaps, sir, perhaps sir--IW LET you.
Ii not urged by a passion as neCting as wild,
That makes all the virtues forget you:
But affection unsullicd, soft, fcrvcnt and mild
You ask for 4 kiss, then, IN H rou.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

THE LADIES of LIMA.-Far superior to
the men, both physically and intellectually,
arc the women of Lima. Nature has endow-
led them with many Of her choice gifts
In figure they are unusually slender and
rather tall, and they are especially remark
able for small, elegantly formed feet
Their face, from which the glowing breath
of the tropics Danish every trace of bloom,
are animated by large, black eyes. Their
features are pleasing, the nose being well
formed, thouSI, in general not small, the
mouth invariably adorned with two rows of
brilliant white teeth, the women of Lima
clean their tcctl, several times d day with
the root called Rail- dc dicntcs (literally
root for the teeth of which they keep a
piece constantly in their pocket, and their
long black hair, arran ,cd in platts. falls
gracclully over their BOSOM and shoulders.
Add 10 all this IA captivating grace of manner
and department, joined TO an exceeding de-
gree of g~cntlencss ana amiability, and i,
will be readily admitted that the Limcna is
a noble specimen Of female lorelincss.-
EOH I'Schudi'$ 1irGrrb in Peru.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
BRILLIANT T~IGTGRIES!

From tie Ma. Repwbhcnn IF The 18TH.
The fine steamer GAINESVILLE has Just az
rived from New Orleans, bringing us dates
to the morning of the Stlr. The news which
We annex, is the most exciting which VIC
have received since the commencement of
the war. We give all the details in our
possession.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

SiLrcr and mare copper IN neT Jersey.
A farm lying in the n%cighborhood of Prince
ton, al Rocky Hill, was recently a~sccrta-
taiucd TO contain = rich vein Of copper orc.
and it wys forthwith purchased by a min
ing company for $4,000. The rumors
now arc that the copper is exceedingly rich
and that in opening the mine a vein Of sill
yer has been detected in connection Will,
the copper, which yields 20 per cent. Of
pure metal. Under these circumstances
the farm has suddenly increased very much
in value, and it is said that 100000 could
not buy it.-[saturday Courier.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

III don't like the looks of that man.,
said a countryman, who was spending a
few days in town, TO one of our merchants,
the other day. "Why," said the merchant,
what do you See wrong about him.
"Why," answered the stranger, 81 notice
that he is always sneaking about your store
just before the printers boy comes along
with the papers" "oh,-ycs,' says, the
merchant, ''yes you are right, | have order.
ed the paper stopped when my year is out,
on that very account: nobody belonging to
The store ever gets the paper till that fellow
has read Huntington Gazette.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

After a marriage in Connecticut, the
bridegroom took the parson aside verymys-
tcriously, and whispered 10 lin 'can't. you
take the pay in tdters."
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

EcOnomy.-A man who chews S14 worth
Of tobacco annually, stops his newspaper
because he cannot afford tu take it.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

70o Lotlng Gy Lay:-"Iloved my wife,"
said a wag, "at first, as mucl, as any body
ever did love a wife. For the first two
months, actually wanted TO cat her up,
and ever since then, Pee Lccn rcry sorry
\ d6dn't
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

'Lore en- E,yhood nnd Manhooh.-Thc
love of a boy differs from that of a man in
tlris-it is the wanton enjoyment of a pres
cnt imperious feeling, from which all Sc
rious consideration of the future is cxclu-
dcd. 1t is mere blind activity ofnewly a.
Weakened emotions. Hence the raslIncss Of
carly love; almost any women will suffice.
Hence he is violent, capricious ~inconstant,
because he only seeks an excitement; he
tries his young wings. The tender feelings
Of ProtectiOn, which enters SO largely into
the love of a man-thc serious thoughts OF
the duties he yves to the girl who gives up
her life to him-thcse and the thousand
minute but powerful influences which af-
feet the man, are unknown to the boy
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

Childhood is like a mirror and rejecting
images from around it. Remember that an
impious or profane thought uttered by a pa
rents lip may operate upon the young heart
like a careless spray of water thrown upon
polished steel, staining it with rust which no
after securing can effacc.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

RArs.-A rcd herring firmly fastened by
"a string TO any place where rats usually
make their run, will make them leave the
place. 1t is said to be a fact that a toad
placed in a house cellar will have the effect
of expclling the intrudcrs.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

"T!.e London Atlas, speaking of the re
marriage o. the Duke of Wellington
and Miss Burdctt Coutts, snys:-"Thcr'
is no longer any doubt that the p%rcliminar.
arrangements arc nearly completed"
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

D0"ble Enfry.-"Mr. Tilnm,' said a wa
how do you keep your books?
Ooh, by double entry
'DoubIc cntry--how's thatn
Cob, easy enough. l make one entr
and father makes another
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
TERMS OF .BANH Err.

50 in advance; 50 so at the end Of Che volume
Nc mans paper viii be discontinued dnles The
same be paid for mp toihe time ofits discontinue
lance ..+ .T-r4g'. . g.;D1 Hih Hot!iiLHa
.g5H .7DVER7TSLN'G done. rSrry9 ibiW:E
All letters on business must be postpaid
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-25
DR.. i f ROY'S
Vegetable Universal Pills.

fire strengthening P,ugatice md a P,nifyine
Tonic.
F1NIE hopes of the American Agents arc far moro
- than realised, by the Of DIR. LIE ROY'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS on this side of
the Atlantic. Never did a medicine spring into such
Immediate popularity In less than three months ciph
ty thousand boxes have been disposed Of and ccr,6
Gates oil cures performed by them received from IN
wards OF four hundred persons. The cures embraced
great number Of diseases but those which prcdomina
ted were Bilious Fever, Collie. iIabtuaI Costivcpcse
Dyscntcry, Loss of Appetite, Flatulcnce Worms and
lowness OF SpiritsAIl persons who take them 40
that they FAR superior to every other medicine tbc
used, in the mncss, the energy and the efficacy n
their action for Though they produce neither CRIME or
nausea, they act upon the secrctions with great direct
ness, force, and rapidity and purgave leave no.
thing to be desired. But their great peculiar EXCEL
lcnce, and that wbch distinguishes them from all other
action Their unrivalled purifying and purgaiiyc pro-
Peres for which they indebted TO thc essence of
Sarsapara, and other ingredients being controlled bv
their highly tonic virtues derived from the extract Of
wild Cherry they do not strain the digestive organs
INTO action, as is the mode Of operation with other ca
tbarcs but on the contrary strengthen them into ac-
ton. hus all other purgatiyc medicines produce
thc gastric juice, while DIR. lie Roys Pills leave ali The
machinery OF the system full Of life and activity and
the bowels open and natural ~
The American Agents would confidently add that
the trial Of single box is all that required TO obs,in
from any person the acknowledgment that DR.. Ic
Roys Vegetable Universal Pills arc not only dcserv
ing Of the cncomiums which have been so beralIv and
unanimously showcrcd them both sides of the At
lantic, but that their virtues beyond all praise
Or Price 25cents per box
a. d. WREN
Feb %, 1871. Agent for Stanton
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NOTICE.

I'iE subscriber in order TO keep up his stock and
continue his mode Of buying for cash. respect-
FULLY asks the favor Of all those indebted to him to
call and settle their accounts on or by the first NJ
September next-the time when he purposes start
ing North for his fall supply lie avails hinselg
OF this occasion TO tender his thanks, to those who
nave sustained him thus far, and to assure the Pub
nc, ,'lat ne VIII always eHdeavor 10 give such sat
their favor VI
Aug. 5, 1917. 0'''''
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NEW BOOKS.

WASiiiNGION and his Generals by j. II.
iteadley Napoleon and his Marshals by J II.
ieadley; Life of Gen. Taylor Tales of Woman,s
Trials by Mrs Hall Inheritance Daniel Denni
Son by Mis- Holland The Castle of Ehrensten bv
James fortesque, part I'd. by Knowles the great.
est Plague of Life; The Beautiful Widow by II. S
arthur Marriage; Dickens Novels. SC SC
ihe Modern British Essayists; The Bible not
oil Man by Gardiner Spring. ID, ID. sc. Mathe-
NAUTICAL Instruments full sets also Protractors and
Scales Scales sold separate; Thermometers; Walkine
Canes, a fine assortment.
CHEAP PAPER
as Reams, Cap and Letter Paper; Note paper
ana Envelopes. just received and for sale hy
July | lS47. ROBERT COXVAN
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K.H ~ RDOKS

For sale by Rob't Cowan. Meesop and we,isb, :
reports IA vols; Harrson's Digest. $ vols. How
ards Reports Supreme Court u S 3 vols Russell
on Crimes; Crabb's Real Property; Lomax on
Executors; LomaN's Digest Thornton ON Convey
aancing Greenleaf on Evidence; Bouvier's Law
Dictionary.
The above books sold for cash n ,be Pb;I,dl,,h;,
catalogue prices. have also made such arranue-
inenis with L. s j. w. Johnson Law Book sellers.
fhiadepha, rs will enable me to furnish any law
books for cash at their catalogue prices
July |, 1917. r. CO\yAN
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INDIA RuRRER SuoEs.

HORACE H. DAY, New York, has now in Store and
VIII receive throughout the season, large supplies of
lnala h9Dper Shoes: viii sell by the case for ac-
Rubber Shoe Co., shoes, seven styles Providence
Shoes I'VE styles Hayward Co., agent for all styles.
mems and Chidrcn's Para Rubbers Sheet Rnbhcr
Lined, Furred and in the straw, by the case. And
ior the accommodation of merchants, will mack as
sorted TO order Warehouse, five story building %
Conrtland street, next door the Western Hotel =
IL. H. DAY is owner of the patents for making econ
grcss Boots, and the only one authorized TO sion
conveyance of right to manufacture
August i2, lSIT.-3w
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
MANDATORY,

VINiE subscriber has on hand large assortment of
=, I'm, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares, which he
VIII disposed Of at very reduced prices, ehe. for
cash or country produce.
ne mas also ON band Stills, of various capacities,
which he is now offering very low.
lie is prepared to do House Covering, Spoutinp
and Gutterng, III the ncatest and most substantial
manner.
The highest price given for old Pewter and old
Copper BE. POINTS.
July y, lS41-tP
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STATIONERY, ACCOUNT BOOKS lND Paw,
RICH & LOUTREL, 81 William street New York
importers OF French and English Fancy and Staple
S'"iohery OF every variety. Manufacturers and
dealers IN Account Books and Papers of all kinds
Gold Pens, Letter Copying Presses, Notarial Seal
Presses, Manifold Writer'S, Domestic Stationery If
every variety, and all other articles sold by station
crs, for sale by us in Quantities to suit nurci,ac ~
me lowest possible prices. Country merchants W il,
please cali aud us. "
James " Rich w. NJ. LoutrcI GIL william, stroo,
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NANKIN TEA COMp.Ny

NO 352 Pearl street. New York, Whole sale Dealers
IN Tea exclusively our teas put mp Il h. .
ID, ib packages and upwards and they are pack.
cd IN such manner that they will remain unimpair-
ca IN any climate. The first wrapper next the tea
being OF heavy tin foil the second of fancy paper !:
and each package is labelled with the price, quality
SC. f' ''''
Merchants booksellers, Druggists, and others wishing
lowed n liberal discount.
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SHOPS OF THE VA. INSTITUTION
FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND.

H'HESE shops arc now in operation, and the In
stltution Will be able to afford, (ofsuperior quail
ity and moderate terms.) the various kinds Of
Book binding, Blank Books Hair and Shuck Mat
trasses; Hair, Clothes, White washing, Sweeping
and the various other sorts of Brushes; Shoes and
Boots.
Without reference TO the charitable purposes of
The Institution, 1T is hoped that the quality and pri
ces OF these articles will offer the community a suf
hcIent inducement to purchase them
GEORGE ESKRIDGE, Steward.
ADril 1917
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l. A N ID FOR SALE,

VIE subscriber has 36a Acres of land of supe-
n9r gua,ty Tor sale, near Mt Sidney, about
one half of which is cleared and in cultivation II
is well watered, and adjoins the lands Of Messrs.
). Bourand, w: Crawford and A. Hyde.
"A liberal credit can be had, if desired by the Dur
chaser I M SToITT
New Hope, Va, Aug. IL, '47.-6w.
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Music AND Piano FoRrEs

u HOLT Jr, l56 Fulton street. I'd door east Of Broad.
way extensively engaged in publishing Sheet Mu.
SIC ana Keeps also ON hand the publications of all
the principal publishers in the United States. A
new work ON the Violonccllo-the Granite Songstcr,
MI the Songs OF the Hutchinson Family in book for
from $3.50 to $500. Flutes, Guitars, Accordeaps.
v,oiins, &c. Instruction Books, Strings, Bows, and
all kinds OF musical merchandise. wholesale and re-
TAN. Orders with money good reference will be
attended to, and goods orwa any part of the
country.
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SALAMANDER SAFES.

RICH cos. Improved Patent Double and Single
Saiamandcr Safes warranted free from dampness, "a
decided improvement on "thc Original Wilder,s
Genuine Patent" References to upwards of eleven
hundred merchants, bankers, and others, who have
win, l3S l-2 Water street, N. York, Agent for the
manufacturers.
Also ny Lewis M Hatch, 100 Meeting street. Charles
ton South Carolina.
Also by Isaac Bridge, 76 Magazine street, N. Orleans
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SHIRTS, SrocKs, CRAv.rs. &c

Z. IS. HATCH, 81 William street, solicts the atten
ton OF merchants TO his assortment of goods in the
Gentiemcn's Furnishing Line, manufactured and i'm
ported expressly ior the Fall Trade. He has in store
a full supply of Stocks, Cravats Shirts Bosoms Col
lars, Hosiery, Under garments, Gloves Suspcnders
, dressing gowns. OiPd Silks Money Belts &c
particular attention is invited to his SELF ApusT,So
STOCKS, made with the French spring, and in frames
that insure neat and comfortable fit
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ID r.. II. +. PEERY'S
VERMlFUGE OR DEAD SHOT.n
FOR WORMS.
A HIGHLY VALUABLE PREPARATION, CAPABLE
FROM THE PRoMPTITUDE OF ITS ACTION.
OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM IN
FEW HOURS OF EVERY WORM.

THERE is perhaps no disease to which Children are
"A exposed so common and fatal as Worms; they mi.
.ac the symptoms OF almost every other complaint and
often produce the most alarming effects before they arc
irritation of worms in the bowels and which with
degree certainly indicate their existence are as follows
Countenance pale tongue whitley furred grinding Of
theteeth oeId breath stomach hard and swclled vast
ing OF the flesh sickness and pains the stomach bow
els either too cosvc too loose great freulncss
fits, sc. &c ' "''
Numerous certificates of the value and usefulness Of
this preparation are almost daily received
The following is from the Rev. w. b. Winton a dis
tinguiShcd preacher ofthc Methodist Church
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DIR. WOODS
RAPlR LILA AND WILD CHERRY RITTER

This aluablc preparation has been before the pub
lie during very lengthy period and in numerous cases
where every thing else had failed has been prescribed
by regular physicians with THE MOST GRIFFIN
SUCCESS!
Certificates to this chectauthcntic oncs-have been
furnished and IN countless numbers And not only have
the sick been restored 10 ie by the agency this in
valuable compound, but the facts have been freely
mulgatcd by F
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UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs Ely MACHINERY.
GEORGE j. BYRD, Manufacturer. $50 Pear, s,r.o,
would INVITE the attention of purchasers to his yery
'ge ana splendid assortment of Umbrellas Parasols
farasoicttcs and Sun Shades of every descrption
anu quality at reduced prices for cash or approved
crcut Merchants who have been in the habit of
purchasing at Philadelphia elsewhere, will find
chascs. ~ S VIC" Pur-
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STATIONERY, PAPER, AND Bt.,Sp Roovs

oTNFIoNEKY, PAPER, AND BLANK Books
FRANCES LoUTREL, II Maiden Lane importers
OF stationery and Paper; manufacturers of Account
Books, Manifold Letter Writers, Gold Pens C,opv.
ing Presses, Croton Inks, &c. large stock Of blank
BOOKS Paper and Stationery for country trade al
So Books Tor country Clerks, Courts, Banks Insu
rance Companies and others A II orders bv maj, VII
receive prompt attention.
Francis & LoutreI, II Maiden Lane
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Doors AND SuorS

ROBERT W1LTSE, Wholesale Manufacturer Of Boots
and Shoes, Ladies Buskins, Caters &c NJ every
description Dealers will find an extensive assorf.
,ncnt and at less prices than ara usually CHARGED Inv
the Jobbcrs. Depot, 10 Maiden Lane, y. York.
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CARDS.

Playing, Visiting, and Printing Cards-ycrv suncr;or
Eagle Playing Cards Of the style of c. BartIctt's old
card. Aiso,-other qualities down 10 the lowest
grades Superior Enameled, Pearl surface and Jndi,
Cards, Fancy Cards, Spanish, French, and Russia
Leather; with every article in the line at the old
stand, GEORGE COOK, II Fulton street
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WHOLESALE SHIRr NAREuorsr

NO 81 piatt Street, I'd door from William, Where
may De found a large assortment of Shirts of ever,
quality, made in the latest styles, and of superior
workmanship; Fancy and Plain Linen Muslin, and
common Shirts constantly on hand.
are respectfully invited call before purchas
ing elsewhere. i'
JOHN WOOLSEY, 81 Plat street.
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Is RICK no USE.

suitable for large family, large FRAME BARN
good Stone Dairy connected with fine Spring Of
wafer ana ~ acres OF good Meadow which can be
watered. The land lies well and is des;rah,a ~.
any person who wishes settling himself in a GOOD
nn"e,ighborhood, convenient to Staunlon, to Mills
Blacksmith Shops, Sc, SC. These Tracts will
be sold separately or together, as may be deemed
pest on the day of sale; ifsold separately, the 81
Acres part of the 36S Acres, will be sold in ons
able title will be made
TERMs--One-T Third OF the purchase money a..
be paid in hand, and the balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months, but to carry interest from the
date. But an arrangement may be made on the
Gay oil sale, by which longer time will be given
the purchaser on the after payments.
Possession will be given on the day of sale.
>: CRAWFORD, Commissioner.
August 5, lS47.
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'. johnson, NJ. II. Whitney.
STEAM REFINED CANDY, LOAF SUGAR. Sc

DrENM hEFINED CANDY, LOAF SUGAR, Sc
IL. u. 4 a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich corner or
Chambers street, New York, offer for sale a large ne
sor'ment OF Steam Refined Candy. Sugar Plums Sc
OF superior quality also double refined Loaf Crush
ca ana Ground Sugar, i'll quantities of five
and upward at low cash prices as any Other r.,b
lishmcnt. Sugar House Molasscs in hhds and ti.rcss
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Gas FIXTURES, LAMPS Sc

D. q l.. COX. No. 10 Maiden Lane, New York Man
ac'urcrs OF Silver ware in all its branches English
p9rtIrs and dealers in Lamps, GirandoIcs, NIant.I
p po Eandelabras Lanterns Table Cutlery Silver
s;i ares FORKS and Spoons plated on German
&c, sc. ~ ''
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FLOUR WANTED.

HbiE undersigned wishes to purchase for the use
on the Western Asylum, 400 BARRELS
EXTRA SUPERFINE FLOUR, TO be deliv-
Gred IN parcels, and paid for in cash on delivery
Inc Flour to be inspected by the Inspector when
Delivered
S. NJ. WOODWARD, S. w. A.
July %.
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GAYLER's SALAMANpER SAFES.

A. X. MOEN, Commission Merchant, No. 1913 Water
street, between Pine and Wall ,--American Table
Cutlery, Gay lers Salamander Safes Iron, Brass and
copper Wire, bright and anncalcd Rolled Brass
and in sheet, . X feet Cast Steel Saws and Mill
Irons, and American Hardware generally, at manu-
facturcrs prices.