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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

" EEroRT E2E APRt Of THE NEw
s sGtEss hGs e
o Indigestion Aedity &c lnlsmmson and discharge
Of the Lungs Palpitation OF the Heart
TIC Dooreux face. Ulcer on the Nose.
Qunsy Sore Throat. Asthma Spasmodc.
4 Acute Rheumatism. Inflammation Of Eyes
Scurvy Of the Gums. Abdominal Dropsy.
3 Partial Deafness. GonorrhGa.
IS Semina Weakness. Secondary Venereal.
|, GissI Of long standing. Primary Chancres.
Debility and Loss Of Ar Pain III the Len Side.
petite. Tertiary Veneresl.
3 Incontineace Of the Urine. Pain in the Loins.
81 Fl o5 orERAToNs
Of X s' III. child
II Structure in Urethra. trey recovered These
Encysrd Tumors removed. operations rare and he
Operations for Ifydrocele. recovery after them sui
I Sore Legs of LONG standing. more so, D D. was ASSIST
| Tumor removed from Eye ca by inc best surgeon M
lid New York This is one
Q Tonsils removed Of the greatest performan.
I Operation for Phymosis IN surgery,
Urinary Fistnlas Disloc .tisn Reduced.
/ Nose Bit off and put on Operations for Squirting.
again Several assesses opened.
The attended e bs,yesp and S,elgel without
charge. HOMER BOsTWlCk, NJ: d.,
me 1Nsr Physician and Surgeon.
DHILIP GARHARDT, THE ARTIST TAILOR
WE HAY Z long had il in mind say word ia
we have had many suits Of clothes made IN New York but
found artist excelling the mentioned above His
Cheaper than can be bought The last suit we purchased Of
where Cor less thar $50 We hone friends who want good
r. ana 3 Pcss cav at his store sG5rs Of
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co The
annual election for thirteen Directors Of thi. Company
IL and o'clock r. Nj The transfer books will be closed en
days prior to the election
New York, Aprl NJ. 1877 s2atmvia,c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCKEFELLER
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends, and the
public generally, that his house will be open to receive
company before the first day of Mays also
prepared 70 make arrangements with families for and
offer inducements those who wish city
and well accommodated--alsog good bathing
Nv e. r. RICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

LIQUID HAIR DI T..
RATCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, is far sa
- peror anything yet offered for colorng the hair
beautiful and pc black brown, without staining
jurg the skin. The wonderful facility with which this
on and astonishmsnt of oaans who are lGpd is Praise
Wall street. Broadway. PrceBotles for the hair,
50 for the whskers ST. Beware of worthless counreres
Agents in Philadelphia, Eug Rousse; Washington City,
aI6 lInA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

Two COMB aAkERs--Hoofs for sale by
PETER COOPER, No. n Burng Slip.
Is in erfo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

TUIDE TO SOUND n.
hR CASTLE y8l Broadway, corner Of White street,
calls the attention Of the pntc his and approved
method ofprsservng sound set which caous
Or Castle IN bis practice Of eighteen years has obtained ~
and ability his composition for 6ng decayed aud teen
whale II REs,srs ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS, rem
de the tooth rect Ii into the tooth
while in soft state. without pain, and becomes hard For
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

PREMIUM WALNUT OIL SHAVING SOAP.
CAUTIONA counterfeit article our celebrated Walnut
~ OIL Military Shaving Soap being offered round the
city by person representing himself agent We hereby
caution the public against being deceived with H. and beg
ses that we have no agents whatever has
featured by the inventor Dr. p ID. vvvn our fac-simile
signature To each label
rn2a VRO0M II FOWJER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

HALL LANTERNS.
5000 TF HI, hARGEsT az sqd mos, splendid
glass offered the public Wholesale dealers will please
call and examine and judge for themselves before
elsewhere Ornamental Lanterns for sale GLASS Bent
for Clocks and Bow Windows, &C., &c
GEORGE EDWARDS,
al ImNr ia and 1I6 Nassau street
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WINDOW SHADES.-Once " challenge the New
w York Shade dealers with the sale Of
Window Shades We making large daily additions
stock of Shades and pledge ourselves be underod
BY As to the quality of Shades have but
word say They took the premium the late fair New
ark j. We invite the citizens Of New York and the
rounding country give call aud will prove the truth
of our assertions. DUNCKER K Becker,
No. So Chatham street, Chambers street.
mvI lmsrc New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

Tstl, cylAlxeT gseIs ssa Says yssA'ecsAls, yyEaH
yANStkyRT y Msa:s Yss:. Ss;x::S wllliIi% II: "
made garmsns which will be sold Wholesale tsi at The
very lowest possible prices Also, than five hundred
style Of elegance that cannot be surpassed will do wei
CALL from three 10 dollars on SUIT
Do mot forget the number, sc Maiden Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

LIQUID HAIR DYE.
MO FQIIAI--The improvement Of lsi6-ALEXAN-
~ DEK,S TRICOBAPIlE, which instananeously color:
the Hair natural Black Browt aud gives the beauty and
elasticity Of youth aud warranted er 70 wash or rub OF
to the public with the utmost confidence, having
equal, and as perfect dye. r.. 49,
william street, Jcnsoq, More Taylor, Maiden Lang and
A. b d. Sands New York and by the sole for the
United States, H. H. q. A. WRIGHT,
aiO Inns rrc Philadelphia.
LJIDEs-37 Dry southern Hides, now landing, rer Brig
Frances r. Beck froi Apasch and for sale by
PERSSE Il BROOKS,
myl IS and G7 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IN THE COUN
TkYAn experienced teacher has for several years.
taken her family number of children ten,
boarder and ,choar, The and dscipne
render them comfortable aud happy while under her charge
very retired and healthy No day Scholars admitted There
few vacancies For terms aud references enquire No.
l56 Laurens street. mas 2w%c
- and their wives OF five six single gentlemen
bed rooms attached aud full board in pleasantly situated
house in Carroll place. Apply 81 Spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

GAS FlXTUkES OF ALL KINIH.
lanes q. MOFFET, l21 Prince street, third bTck
Of BEsdwsy has o. hand and !, eoasasy msa,taegsiag
all their varees Of patterns and sizes Contracts will also
be taken for fitting IN the aud beautiful STYLE
Churches Hotels and all other public buildings well
sonabe terms
NE All kinds of gas fixtures rsg rebronzed and res-
vered m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

NOTICE.
RRADNER & co, have removed to No. . Nassau, be
tween Wall and Pine srees. opposite the Custom House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16
NEW JERSEY, HUDSON & DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD (.ONpANv

NEW JERSEY HUDSON DELAWARE Raj.
ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Books Of Subsc rip
non TO the Capital Stock Of The New Jersey, Hudson
snd Delsware Kailrond Company" will be opened at the
Cochran House 10 Newton on Saturday the i3 at Isaac p
Bemsrs H9iel IN Bnnchyie Tuesday the 18th; snd at
ark on THURSDAY the ?o,h Of May next The books be
opened each day q u O'Clock and 81 med the lat
day o'clock n Nj and the time Of for said
scrbed. Y
J T.. EDSALL
JOHN BELL
JOHN MOORE,
JhCOB HARNBECK, Junr. Commissioners
ROBERT HAMILTON,
SAMUEL FOWLER,
MARTIN RYERSON.
apo got snc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

L sreet-DOCTOR CARPENTER confines with uaa.
bated industry devote his entire time and tho
and Of all delicate and private diseases
where for the fourteen years lat his location
Peck Slip he has efec ually ruted
baby fallen to the lot Of any other Ph, stefan America
The uniform of DR. Carpenter for long period,
might perhaps preclude the necessity Of he has
long estab hed ample business but the multiplicity
beings ycleped DOCTORS Of whom
y ignorant and few Of whom have any legal qualification to
seeking medical aid in this city the proper -
tons. DR. Carpenter would simply add that present. he
the only legally qualified physcisn and Peek slip.
Offices to tbs convenience and privacy Of PATIENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

1(AIo, nUhLHts, pEUBUtso, MUIns, ants.
IL FLIES AND MOSCHETOES, &C., Gc.-Now is tn.
for the application of tie subscribers celebrated pre-.
Pusons for the ex'ermnaon Of sl species Of vcmin
Testing houses, barns, gardens. &c, &c.
They general for years. and the
best evidence OF their efficacy the fact that they
tensively No hotel boarding private house.
boat other vessels should fail avail themselves OF
tain eradicser for the determination Of vemn, which nvara
bly, found about their premises during the
months, The preparations entirely free from any deadly
poison and be used with safety The celebrated
lily paper has slain many, many millions of flies.
For sale by DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANHER,2 % Liberty
street, William; Of c. H. RING Broadway
and John S'Ie~t a5 irnscr
NIsEASES OP THE URINARY OK(iANs-Such a,
- Chronic and Acute Diseases of the
Bladder, Leucorrh1a or whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys. Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrhea, Inability,
GIeets t--- Weakness of the PARTS etc
Are speedily and eectusly removed by Abernethys Bots
meal Pills without particle of mercury They are ecu
~ suitable for females They give and energy he
generave organs rarely, ever, experienced from taking
other medicines 70. sale At Apohecanes' Hail. sc Cat.
WIN 1,oHc
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

We give below the action Of the diff
S1tsdt counties IN this Congressional Dis.
srieL In selecting their delegates 70 the
State add District Conventions:
Mssioa COUNTY has selected delegates to
both State and district conventions without
instructions.
Rails to the State convention instructed
10 vote for G. F. Jackson for Governor-te
the district convention for J. C. Welborr
for Coagsess.
Pike|anesR r. McDsarmon for Cover.
EOS; J. c. Welbern for Congress.
Audrain-Hoa. A. A. King for Governor
delegates to the district convention with.
outinstructions.
CslIaway-Delegates to the State con-
vention without Observation-Disclosures tt
the district convention for Hon. John
Jameson for Congress.
Warren-delegstes to the State eonvcn.
ton for Jas. 3. McDesTmon--to the dis.
tricS~ convention for jameson.
81. Chaflss-delegstes to the state con.
veutioo for J.s. E. McDsarmon-to the
district ~c0syentioa without Instructions.
Franklin-delegates TO the district con,
weston for w. v. N. Bay.
Observation-Disclosures to the State con-
vention for Hoa. James H. Relfe-to the
district convention for W. v. N. Bay.
Texas-delegates to the state convsn-
Ains for Hon. A. A. King.
The above are all the counties iu this
district from which we have heard. Other
counties have perhaps made expressions
which We havs aot heard. We will con-
tinue below the expression Of preference
made for The different aspirsnts for Cover
nor blythe different counties Of the State
from which We have heard:
Polk eounty has expressed q preferesceI
for Col. r. E. Acock. Atchison for Hoa.
Jas. n. Hughes. Andrew for A. A. King.
CssrOl-A. A. King. Nodaway-Jss. NJ
Hughes. HOlt-James M. Hughes. De-
Kaib-A. A. King. Jackson--James NJ.
Hughes. HarrisOn-A. A. King. Ran
dolph-C. F. Jackson. Monroe-P. H.
Mcbride. Ray-A. A. King. Pettis-
n. d. MaFmsduke. Csmden-R E.
Acock. Sulaivan-C. r. jackson. Liv-
iagton-A. A. King. Clinton-James NJ.
Hsgae& MaeAn-C. F. jackson. Saline
M n. Marnaduke. Dayies-A.A A. King.
Other counties 10 the Southwest have
selected their delegates which we do not
nov remember.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
Thss long after his position vas

.|proviso? Thss long after his position vas
Fknown, he was the fsrerite champion not
Of the mass Of the democracy Of New
York, but of Col. Benton and other western
democrats for the aext presidential con-
test7" Yes sir, we deny that Silas Wright
urged a. the favorite champion, Of the
mass Of the democrats Of New York, or Of
any other section, 'long after his position
known" to be in favor of the p%rinci-
pies Of the proviso. Now sir, "craw6sh
out Of this'' or, prove it il you can.
The Journal is forced to admit, that o
majority Of the wings Of the north, are in
favor Of the proviso. We have shown,
which too, it Is compelled to admit, that the
democratic state conventions have invaria-
bly, vot,d it down. So much for the posi-
tion Of parties upon the proviso.
"F2UITS OF Wharf.-The wife Of Capt.
Thornton, whose fate it was to sacrifice his
life in the Mexican War, is now in q coun-
lty poorhouse, in Delaware, in a state of
partial arrangement, the result of the I'M
fortunate loss of her husband"
The above little paragraph has travelled
almost the whole circle Of the Wing press.
In their great anxiety to cast a odium on
the Administration for inhumanity and bar
|barity Of feeling, they have foisted into the
public journals, stories without even the
|ssmblancs or the shadow Of truth. To
blacsten the name Of the President and rem
der the war obnoxious to the people, they
have ruthlessly trampled or the reputation
and the feelings Of the kindred Of the la
mented dead. Thos. F. Maury the half
brother Of the gallant Thornton, wounded
ay the unjus, reflections cast upon the rela-
tves Of his deceased brother, writes to the
PhiladeIphia Courier under date of the 18th
Oct. that Capt. Thornton was born in Stat
ford county, Va, in 1916, joined the army
by appointment Of Gen. Jackson 10 1887
and to his certain knowledge ,cas Meier
married. Thus has another groundlsss
story been put to rest.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

We NAtn eD3h Oeofge Irlbole, IT,, was shot
through de bead, b the accidental discharge of
agun 10 the hands Of DR.. W. W. Freeman, while
hunting Prsirie birds near Spencsrburg in this
Neeatay on last Saturday. 1t is said that he
died Immediately from the effects of the shot
He was . very correct, worthy young man.
The Citizens Of. Lafayette county have
held q public meeting in favor Of the New
Madrid Railroad. It is designed to con-
meet Lexington on the Upper Missouri with
New Madrid or Cape Girardeau on the
Mississippi giving a more direct, as well %,
safer outlet to The Upper Missouri trade
thaH the navigation of the river can afford.
This ~erk would have q tendency to build
up town ct lie eastern terminus, where
freight would be- feshipped direct for New
Orleans.
Gen. TAyLon.-Ata meeting of the Sec
oAd, Municipality Conacil of New Orleans,
on the 18th, Alderman 81. Peters submit
ted the following resolution, which was
unanimously iadoPtsd:
ResOlSed, That as Gea. Taylor is soon
expected 10 this city, upon a temporary
Leaves f abeeace from his command, the
hasPitaIities q The city be teadsred to him.
md that Q committee be appointed, to act
II eoncsrt with the Mayer and the Coun-
Gle Of the First and Third municipalities,
in making arrangements for his reception
n aanner 10 show the respsct entertain
a f0r his dStiagsished character and emil
Asat services.
The Pittsburgh GGssAe says thee new
manufacturing establishments are about to
60 into oPeratioe there: The sites have
been bought for Iarss snns. Where is that
.usin the Whigs Pssdietsd'
Tie Bs3y q ex.Goyersos Mcdowell Of
Hstsis died on the Issb aDtimo, Of her resi-
6ence scar Lexington.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
a7 The valedictory ofI. .. B,o[n. n

~ The valedictory OLA: v. Bf0xr, the
Ex-Governor Of Tennessee, and the ihau-<
gural of N. 8. Brown, the present Govern.
or,Jsre published in the Nashville OieS6po.
Titan Of the 18th inst. They are both cred
liable compositions; and % Losxor to the
ability and patriotism Of their respective au-
thors. The following eloquent tribute to
the chivsiry Of the gallant Teunessetessbhs
will be endorsed BY the nation: e'.'
"What Tennesseean, bora upan The soil
OF this. noble. corsaionwsalth,,T bit feeh. a
glow of inspiration and pride, as he eOutem.
pilates her present character and past his
tory! No other State has yielded more
promptly to every appeal made 70 her con-
lfederate allegiance or given more signal evil
dence Of devotion to the Federal Union,
that great moral superstructure, in which
liberty maintains her only throne upon
earth. The drums Of Tennessee have ech-
|oed to every call upon her military strength
while her deep-toned thunder has rever-
berated upon many a glorious battlefield.
The trophies Of her renown already decor
ate the galleries of American chivalry, and
not a star that wrinkles in the bright con-
|stellation Of States, burns more brightly
than that which shines upon her own noble
While her legislative council is
here to deliberate on abe domestic veal, her
columns, in patriotic obedience to
the public authority, are vending their way
to the distant West, to new fields of conflict
and of danger, and. I trust it may be, to
new genes of glory. The conquering
Eagles of Tennessee will proudly hover
wherever the standard Of the'istars and
stripes is erected. These qualifications
are high animating and inspiring, and
kindle a fame of State pride in the bosom
Of every Tennesseean."
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
FROM TANPICO.

The New Orleans Delta, Of the 18th,
says: 1.-THE ship Seaman, Capt. Myrick,
yesterday from Tsmpico, which
port she left on the 7th inst. We are in
dsbsed, says the Mo. Republican. to Capt.
Myrick for the TanPico Sentinelo Of the 4th
inst. We find nothing in it Of interest ex-
cept the following paragraph:
Mexico, 26rH DERIVE are positively
inforued that Gen. Santa Anna has fixed
his residence conformsbiy in all to the or.
ders which he has received on the subiec.
from the Supreme Government, and from
thence he intends to defend himself against
the charges brought against him for his
conduct As . military man. His compan-
ions, in hin retirement, are only his chaplain
sad Gen. Staboli, with q small force Of
cavalry for che security Of his person.
Gen. Alvarez, with the Sd, 7l,, and 9Th
Cuirassiers, and other regular troops with
the Corps del Sur; have marched in the di.
Of Cuernavaca. Gen. Reyes also,
with the regiment Of Husssrs and other
bodies, both cavalry and infantry, hare tax
their line Of march to Queretaro, to put
at the disposition of the Su.
Preme Government.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
A o WERE"

A gentleman placed ia q hands . fsw
days ego, Q newspaper containing the cleo.
returns in this State, 10 1899, whes
chonas Mexican was the Democratic can.
|didste for governor, ia opposition to Jame.
Ross, the we'll known Federalist. Ever,
that was Democratic then, is Dem.
~ocratic now; every county that gsve aFed.
erai majority then, has q Wing majority
now! This shows conclusivsly the identi.
ty Of old fashioned federalism with mod.
ern Mexican Whiggsry.-PhG. Spirit.
Tor further confirmation Of the identity
of the two parties, the reader has only 70
refer 10 the political history Of the sold Do.
|min;on," in which he vill End. that the very
counties which gave John Adams the Isrg.
est najoTities, also gave the largest m:jori.
ties to Harrison snd Clay; while the very
counties which gave the largest najoritie.
10 Thos. Jeferson, also gave the largest ma
~iorities to Van Buren, and Polk. He vii
find further, that every county which gave
Q respectable majority to the elder Adams,
voted for Harrison snd Clay.
\ MONUMENT TO Gov. YELL.-Ths
Washington (Arks.) Telegraph, in a yer,
handsome tribute to the fallen brave OF thai
State, propose to erect a monument at Lit.
tie Rock, at public expense, to "Col. A.
Yell and the brave who fell with him at Blu.
ena Vista"
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

The Havre packet ship Baltimore, which
sailed from New York far Havre on Tues.
day, the Sd inst, carried out $4,000 in
principally in five franc pieces.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

Fl B~enesohnt Man.-Well, neighbcr,
what's the best Christian news this morn
'ning9" said>s pious gentleman to his rich
the Deacon. 81 have just bOgbt'a
barrel Of -four for q poor woman" ''Jdst
like you, who is II that uthave madshsE-
py, BY your charity, this time!tn ''My
Wife," "a 81 .-I -.~.+a -
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

The imports Of specie into Boston during
the month Of oct0ber we're T7,4l6. The ex.
ports during the ssme period amounted to
$S9,745.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

u The Journal speaking Of the request
made Of him to publish the vote Of the Sen.
ate upon the Wilmot Proviso asks: "When
and BY whom, or what, were we so reques-
ted to do?" We will answer him by re-
publishing the following from the Bonner
of April 4tb. Last week We only alluded
to it from memory, this week we republish
the request verbatim.
For The Banner. ..
Mr.. EDIroR,--The Banner and the
Journal have said much, recently, about
the Wilmot Proviso, but what strikes me as
something strange, 10, that the Journal has
never yet vsntured to give the yeas and
nays Of the Senate upon the rejection ofthat
proviso. Dare the Journal publish the yeas
and nays Of the Senate, and more recently
Of the House Of Representatives, upon the
rejection Of the p~roviso, and let the people
see how each and all oftheis servants, from
every section Of.the country, voted upon
that delicate question. The people wosld
like 10 know which party gave proportions
bly, the larger vets for the rejection of the
provisc, and whst votes if any were cast
against the amended bill. PIKE.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

BRAzIL.-Ths new American Minister
at that court seems to be very popular, on
closing the Legislative Chambe r, the En-
Iperor said:
Anew representative Of the United States
has been accredited to my Court, and his
conduct is as noble as it is cOnciliatory,
making me throw into ohliyion that of bis
predecessor, he removed any apprehension
lof q misunderstanding, and ! trust, will
contribute to the end that the relations be-
tween the two governments will continue
on q footing Of that perfect harmony on
which they formerly rested.
Cast AcREE.-The Wings Of Louisville
called a "no-party'' meeting last week IN
the subject Of the existing war, and the
proper course to be pursued. The Demo
Gratis understood tile objoet Of the move
ment and kept away. The Wings being
left to themselves. commenced quasrelling
in good earnest, and the met ting adjourned
without taking a vote on the resolutions.
The design Of the managers appeared to be
tu procure All endorsement Of SANTA An
MAS proposition for peace-the line of the
Nueces, SC. Such IN endorsement maay
Of the Wings present would moi giye-they
preferred TO wait until Mr.. CLAY's mani.
Ifesto could be seen, which by The way,
would have been received here Yesterday,
if the Louisville mail had been in order
st. Louis Union.
Satisfies Of the MeMofist Episcopal
Chmrch.-F'rom the official minutes of this
Church for ls47, just published by Lane &
Tippett, we gather some rather interesting
statistics, though Rot in ore respect Of the
most gratifying character. There are TWEEN
ty-four conferences in union with the church
of which the Baltimore Conference has the
largest membership, viz: SO, 1888 white, and
1887 colored. Ohio stands next numei-
Ideally, having Q white membership Of -61,-
6S4, aud cOlored 5l4. Philadelphia, New
York, and Pittsburg are next. The YER
mont Conference has the smallest. The to-
tai membership in the tUenty-four confer
ences is, white, 6GO,9Al; colored 29,90I;
Indians TIC; total; 63l ,53S. There are B..
s96 travelling preachers, BAG superannua-
ted, 1913 local; total 8,b55. These statis-
tics do not include the Southern branch Of
the Methodist Church.-(N, Y. Com. Adv:
.!Ths. r.s. ..L---.
A lot Of near 100 hogs, passed trough TINS
place last week, on their way to the south,
that averaged over $40 pounds. These
master specimens Of swine were raised on
Silver Creek. The country drained BY Sill
yer Greek is esteemed the garden spot Of
Kentucky. A gentleman at our elbow,
says that that section can produce more
big hogs-big hearted men, and pretty girls
than any other section on the globe. After
much persuasion, however, he agrees to
let US insert the following concerning The
girls: accept Richmond. Richmond
IlT K.N DL..-kIo, .-
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

EaTSe l11y q ex-Goyersos Mcdowell .
HIaiis;s died on the I5h uDtiRo, Of her resi-
dence pesr Lexington.