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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02
g., & TIL. EIEHHHaAEER,
HAMBURG, S. {

EEAVING received n Inrge assortment ol
E 81 Spring & Summer Goods,
which are selected with the greatest care, IN the
New York and Boston Markets, they call the
attention of the public Of Edgelield District, TO
the extremely low prices for which they are
selling them at. aon.
They have on hand ovcry style of GOODS
connected with the trade, and usually kept IN
a largo
Viz.--3.4, 4.4, So, "a brown and bleached
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS,
rho latest style of Culicoes, Ginghams, Or
candies, and Muslin GInghams,
An extensive stock of WHITE GOODS,
Silk Shawls and Manlels, Gimps, Gloves,
and Mi,ts,
Parasols, Sunshades, Umbrellas.
Every description of Bonaets, Flowers and
Ribbons,
French Drap d'Etc, Wellington Cord, Al
paca,
While and brown Linsey and Check,
A large assortment Of Punama, Leghorn,
and Palmetto HATS,
And a splendid article of Danask Table
Cloth.
Ready.maGe Clothing,
SHOES, and BOOTS.
Farinis superior Cologne, fancy Soaps, shell
and horn Combs, &c. &c.
They have always on hand a few OF those
splendi id rosewood PIANOS Of the celebrated
manufactory of Messrs. Stodart g. Dnnham
which they can afford 10 sell 25 per cent lower
than any other establishment.
may 10 i'm Ia
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A clergyman descan,ing on The wick
edness of fsIeeping in church, remarked that
those who INDUCED in such gross impro'
priety, sinued with their eyes open.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02

A Careful Woman.-Grant Thorburn
says that he and his wifo have lived TO-
gelher upwardy Of forty years, and have
never lost but ono teaspoon.
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looks down upon The scene and drops a

looks down upon The scene and drops a
lear to its memory.
But bosses, am with You as'long as the
stars Of Uncle Sam and the stripes OF his
country lriumphaully wave in the breeze.
Whar. ] say, whar is The iow-''Ved, en'ck-
en,dread, toadhoPpin', red -mouthed mo-
lber's SON of you who will not raise the
beacon light ofuiumph, arouse the citadel
of The agsressor, and press onward to liber'
liy and glory?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02
NEW GOODS,

FENHE Subscriber is receiving and opening
a. complete assortment Of
DRY GOODSSGROCERIESA AND
HARDWARE, HATS & SHOES,
which he will sell as low as they can be bought
for Cash. ]. A. WILLIAMS.
march "a It,
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NOTICE.

A LII. persons indebted,o 10 the estate Of Pete
IA Ouiz, Senr., deed, are requested TO come
forward and settle thesame, and those 10 whom
the estate is indebted, are requested 10 presen
their accounts, Immediately. properly atiesied
as il is desirable that the estate should be sci
tied as speedily as possible. ~
't.4l DAVID OUTZ, Executor.
may l2 4tS 1G
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Vhent Crops in the West.-The Cincin

Wheat Crops in the West.-The Cincin-
natl Gazette of the 18th inst, says:
"Sone of our contemporaries have al
ready expressed the opinion that so large
a portion of wheat in the gronnd has been
winter killed, that there is danger Of short
crop in Ohio. We have lately passed
ihrougb The State from this 10 Cleveland,
and thence 10 Beaver, Penn. and although
we noticed many fields where large Por-
ton had been winter killed, we are conf
dent taking into consideration The quantity
in, the ground, that the present promise is
of a yield above an average CROP
This statement is confirmed by The Cleve-
land Herald, paper said 10 be well in
formed.
9"So far as we have seen and can hear
truly, there is no reason 10 suppose the
coming crop will be any less than the ap-
pearance last year at this time promised
We do no, know the fact, but we think
that we hazard little in saying that there
is now probably one.cishlb more acres oi
land in wheat than there was last year,
and, except in very low wet places, it is
no, materially injured"
"Poor Human Nature. The following
choice '.tit bit" which we find travelling,
uncredited, the rounds Of the press, is so
spicy, and truthful wi,hal, that we cannot
refrain from giving it conspicuous place
in our columns.
Fanny, don't you think that Mr.. Bold
isa handsome man :"
"Oh, no-I can't endure his looks. He
is homely enough"
"Well, he is fortunate, at all events, for
an old aunt has just died and left him bi'y
thousand dollars"
'.Indeed ! is it true ? Well; now. /
come 10 recollecl, there Is certain noble
air about him, and lie has fine eye-lhal
can't be denied. Can't we contlive 10
have him at our party next week."
Connecticut.-The Legislature OF Con.
neclicul has rejecied proposed amend
ment 10 the Stale Constitution striking the
word 'sohiie' out of that instrument, so as
to place negroes and white on the same
footing in regard to suffrage. The vote
stood ayes l42 TO GO nays-two.lhirds
being required. se'aa
Exploration of the [sthmus Of Iehuate-
psc.-The Washington Wing says that.it
has been decided to send large force of
u. S. Marines in company with q party
ofengineers ordered to explore the Isthmus
of Tehautepec. This force willnotnumber
less than 1000 men. II is this expedition
which is shadowed forthin the last advices
from Com. Perry, and is large enough to
ensure safety TO the exploring party.
Prussic Aciid in Peach Trees:-The
Lexington, Miss. Advertiser ofthe 23d ult.
says:-"On Friday last, the family Of Mr..
James Cullen, senr., residing at the pond
Bathesda) four miles from Yazoo City,
were poisoned BY eating pies, which were
seasoned with peach leaves, Nj" Cullen
died instantly from the effects, and all who
partook ofthe pies taken sick. The prus-
sic acid contained 10 the leaves, and con-
centrated by baking, is the supposed cause
Of the calamity"
A Careful Woman.-Grant Thorburn
saws that he and his vito have lived TO-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02

We also would inform the public that we are
receiving from New York and Charleston, a
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for Cen
tlcmcn's wear, consisting in part Of
Sup. black French CLOTH,
Do. blue do. do.
Do. brown do. do.
Do. black do. Doe skin CASSfMERES'
Do. do. fancy do. do.
Do, fancy check summer COATS, large
variety,
A splendid assortment of VESTINGS,
A fine lot of white kid Gloves, black do.
Black satin and fancy Cravats and Scarfs.
Suspcnders, silk nnder Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and woolen Drawers,
Also, a variety of Goods belonging to the trade
such rs MILITARY TRIMMINGS, &C., all
orwhch will be sold and made up, in style thai
will please any that may favor us with their
patronage.
March Is, lS47. 3m
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SALEM WTTCHCRAFT oUTD0
~ MIR. r. Rowand-Dear Sir For: fonr or
five years have suffered greatly from Rheu
matism in my head, which during tbe lastyears
became worse and worse. For four sots Eve:
weeks previous to the 18th inst, lhad suffered
without intermisslon,. my general health was
much impaired, my sight injured, and my head
so sensitive, that could scarcely restit uponS
the pillow. Two days since, q; tngis GgplicG:
tion of your "MAGIC LOTTO ;'n1relieved dEme:
entirely in two or three minutes. Ihave;apss
piled it occasionally since, and the sorelesssis
nearly gone So great and sudden was the
change, that can scarcely realize That a am
the same man. le f,.s: 20 .sseI
have also cured one Of my children, and d
female friend OF headache in two or three :mih.
utes. ts5SsY ss5
So great is my confidence esinthe ssMAGIE:.
Lotion" that would notbe without a bot.
tie for fifty times its cost. nla
Yours respectfully. - ssatsS q: 4:
JACOB, ,W.SOUDERs.
No. $50 Marketistieet.
Philadelphia, January 18th, BAG. SO
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
]. II. Rowand, 376 Market street. e s.
k. S. ROBERTS, Agent, tEdgefeldi sHs;
South Carolina. aais;s 81. ~. s;sss q:
maya ,fg- Ett sp.gls 5 !s;tE ssSal lbe ls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02
NOTICE.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of
IA George Pope, deceased, are hereby mott.
fled that it is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
do not pay will be sued before return day
The Mites are in the hands Of N. l.. Griffin or
]. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. Fl. POPE, Executor.
Ian 3 tt
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

yMyHE Subscriber now offers for sale the::
:. trnct of Land onswhiclI he now resides
living on Log Creek, nine miles west q Edge.
field Cont Holfse. containing :ninet hnadfedi
and nine acres, of which there Isl abont fiye lnIs
dreds ncres ofwoodand. I. On the premises -;
n large and comfortable Dwelling Halse and I
all other necessary nut hnadingsl The plapta,
lion is in good repair. Those5wis 20 puf.
chase can call and examine for themsely lyes..
- -. GEsSsa; y. II F.hB BURNS
= april 7es, p 'i,'ss9 5I1l
!. 'iet u leiat-ta. ~ lls5 az 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02

Il Siumper.-The following touch oil
the sublime was spouted forth by wes-
tern orator recently, at war meeting:
Men of blood friends Of Washington
that old hoss, General Jacksoo-I want
your attention, for rlishlning has burst upon
us, Jupiter has poured the lie Of his fa.h
down The greasy shank of the Mexicans.
Thunder has broke loose and slipped its
cable, and the mighty valley Of the Miss
issippi reverberatcs with the thousand
tongucd Kisses of Santa Anna and his
smaller igna fatua that revolve around the
benieh,cd and wooden-leS pop-Sun of
Montezuma. Citizens AMI sires of the
bloody grounds upon which our father cata:
wampousIy fought. and bled, and Pnured
on, their c!aret free as lie, to enrich the
soil over which we now hover and watch
with aeays-let the eca'amouat of The
inner varmin, loose and prepare the chessy
cat of. yengencc, for the long:lookcI for
day has arrived the sun that lit King
David aud his host across the. Atlantic
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02

John Rochell, and others.
n N pursuance of The orders Of the Court Of
" Equity, tbs Ordered, That the parties in
these cases appearin my office, OIL reference, ,on
Tuesday the f:-tday of June next, and that
n the creditors of Mrs. Elizabeth Rochell, de-.
ceased, do present their demands. oil that dny.
with the necessary proof, fixing tho liability of
her estate, according To- the Decrses of the
Court OF Equity in the above stated cases.
8: 8 9. s',..lToMPKINsp c,E.E.D.
Comnl'rs. Office, Aprila1, .ls47
april 90 q 8 IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-02
STATE OF SOUTH CAR OLINA,
EDGEFIELD lDISTRICT. si,I,
IN EQUITY. ssS;,i ~ 81:

George Parott, Bill tor Eoreclos.
Us. IS sure OF niort-.
James E. Walker, & others,S gage, Der
MT appearing to my sa,isfaction;S that James
H E. Walker, Jnseph J. Walker; Alexander
F. Walker, John NJ. Walker, Noses v Waikes.
James C. Walker, Samuel F. MeNairy and.
Elizabeth c. his wife, Sarah! Ann iker:ands
Mary D. Walker, defendants inithe cas-, seres
without the limits ofthis State; Ordered that
the defendants above named, do appear ~ i6ls;
honorable Cont, and plead, answer tor demnf,
10 the said Bill, within three months iroln.tile
publication of this ORDER the said bill VIII bel
taken pro confesso against them. tiss
s. g. TOMKINSisc. .EsEt r..yissI III
Commissioners Office, March 5, lS47sss !; ss
march 10 St.ls - l9m sEs,..s.:.:s
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EyHE undersigned have formed co-part-
IL nership under the name ofjoHS LYON
g. Co., for tlIe purpose Of carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring Business,
and will keep at the sumo place formerly occu-
pied by John Lyon. go -, =. &, 3. .s,.l.5
a HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
and fancy articles, will always he kept on hand,
which will be sold unreasonable terms. Is
JOHN LYON.
JOHN LlPSCOMB.
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Warranted to- Cure.

urWnp W. 6 . iIaTns On IT pyIEy Ey !. : d;sssss.
hLMvhnliOipa IN ,n..;mors sss sssc unssa.
nrcouceo py .ocai ana ~, e Saad
1--WE s1mu,an.s duuue us.t ,;a;S Sl
70 ne nell'irnoaa, sesss.s s.ot ~ $500 eS ,s . l;uss
OF wa.s,E, ,,. o.. :. ;,ss
It's usually cossIaersa gnSsi Rna pHsss Sss
o. Lyal.e.,es 81, as ,o'oM Dr. '
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Connecticut.-The Legislature Of Con.
neclicul has rejected proposed ameud-
ment 10 the Stale Constitution striking the
word 'phiie' out of that instrument, so as
to place negroes and white on the same
footing in regard to suffrage. The vote
stood ayes 142 TO GO nays-two.lhlrds
being required. sialaa
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
MASONIC NOTICE.

B-There will be a public Installation of the
officers Of 'Perseverancc Lodge" No. 90, in this
place, on Monday the 9th inst, (St. John's
Day. at which time an address will be delivered
by Rev. bro. Bond. All brethren in the vicinity
in good standing, also all transient brethren are
respectfully invited to attend.
By order Of the Lodge.
II. E. BLOCK, Sec'y.
Louisiana, Mo-, Dec. Sd, l847, A. l.. 5Si7.
TJournai please copy.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
NEW STORE IT THO Old STAND!
Selling off at Cost! and
less than COST!

FE(HE subscriber having takenthe Store late
q ly occupied by Messrs. 6. w. JENKs s. Co,
and purchasedtheir entire stock of Goods, woull
offer the same TO The public upon the MOST
FAVORABLE TEMRS, for Cash or Prcfacc.
He is also making great additions to the Sock
which will render it more complete tan any 10
be found in this vicinity.
He will endeavor by every ~exertion to sus-
tain the reputation of the House obtained by the
late occupants, and would solicit share of pnb-
lie patronage. NEWTON BRADLEi.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
LATE FROM y FE.

Several letters have been received il
Town this morning from Capt. Loland's
company. They bring no news Of general
interest except that the company was gen.
orally well. There has been but little sick
ness and only one death, that Of II. c. Nc
Night, in the company since its departure.
Lieut.. Hawkins of Rails and .Marius Curry
of this county have returned on a recruiting
expedition.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
ASS@@@
EXTRAORDINARY EXPREsSH

We are Indebted to our FREUD Mr.. YALE,
for an Extra Republican containing a copy
of the Presidents Message read in Con-
gress on Tuesday last. 1t was Telegraph
ed to Louisville by lightning, forwarded by
express to the Republican, printed and read
in St. Louis on Friday. 1t comes to hand
too late for US to insert any portion of it in
our paper, our Columns being full at the hour
of its arrival. The President takes a bold
and fearless Course in relation to the prose-
.cution Of the Mexican War. He RECON-
mends a provision, for calling into the SER
vice, an additional volunteer and regular
force, to serve during the continuance of
the war.
"The doctrine Of no more Territory is the
doctrine Of no indemnify says the Message,
"and if sanctioned, would be a public &C
acknowledgement that our country was wrong,
and that the war declared by Congress,
with extraordinary unanimity was unjust
and should be abandoned; an admission I'M
founded in fact and degrading to the ,NIa'ion-
al character" 1t recommends the xten-
sion of the civil laws of the u. S. over New
Mexico and California Immediately, as they
can never be yielded to Mexico again. He
is in favor Of no treaty that does not secure
TO our citizens and Government" Indemnity
for the past, and Security for the future"
We will lay it before our readers as early
as possible, and bespeak for it a careful
and attentive perusal.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
RARE CHANCE,

"AVING made arrangements to commence
business at GAINESVILLE. No. in the Spring
Toner for sale on the most accommodating terms an
atAter.st in my SCOTS Spring business.
As it will be necessary for me 10 devote my
entire personal attention to the business at Clarks-
vile, l wouid like to form a connection with some
young man of good business habits. who would
take charge of the business at this place, which
is worth al least 81, 600 annually. II do not
succeed in forming a satisfactory connection be-
fore the 18th December, / will on that day COM
snepce offering my stock, which is nearly all new,
APUBLIC AUCTION. Sales 10 continue from
day to day until the entire stock is sold:
IwiH in the meantime sell what goods have
d : small advance on The actual cost, FOR
CASH ONLY. c,,,r,
l,1Scot's Spring, Dec. 9th, l847.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
NEW FALL IND WINTER GOODS y

81 E. BLOCK s. CO., Hater Sired, Lou
is:a"a, 40, have now in store a coz,-
pletc stock of FAIL IND WINTER
GOODS, 70 which they respectfully solicit the
attention OF their friends and customers general
". They beg leave 10 say, that, having select
ed their Goods with the greatest care, end hav-
ing purchased them 10 The very best advantage,
that thcy therefore Gsiter thcnscl, es 10 be able
10 compete win tiny melcan'ile establishment in
the country. ii. F.. ELGCk s. co.
Louisiana, Sep. Goth, ISI7
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

The New York Express says that rrepa-
rations are nov making in that city to hold
egrand mass meeting, some time next week,
to manifest approval of the sentiments set
forth il the resolutions and speech Of IIEH-
RI CLAY at the lie gathering of the people
at LIE xington, and in the position which he
has assumed in regard to the Mexican war.
St. Louis Republican of the 10th.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
Notice to Trespassers.

TENHE undersigned hereby give notice to all
concerned, that we shall prosecute offend
ers in every case for cutting or hauling away
any timber, wood, whether standing up or fallen
down, or rock, from the lands OF the subscribers
We also wish to remind such persons that such
trespasses are ISDIcTABLE bsfore the grand Jury,
and subject TO fine and Imprisonment when prop
crty cannot be found to pay damages.
E. DRAPER & BROTHERS,
MOSES KELLEY,
PHINEAS BLOCK, by his agent
November 23d, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

DIED-On the 9Th of August, at her resi-
dence in Loudon county, Va, Mrs. Fran
.eis, consort of Enoch Francis, deceased, in the
Ssh year Of her age. The deceased was for
many years a consistent member of the Bap-
tist Church, and died a death of christian reSig-
cation. IPayis Mercury please copy:]
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

BENJAMIN P. CLIFFORD, Complainant, R;u IN
Henry Chouteau, Andrew Forgey and 10.
others, Defendants. '
T being suggested to the Court. that Edward
4 Chouteau has departed this life, since the
commencement of this suit, on motion Of Aylett
II. Buckner, solicitor for complainant, it is Or
|dered that all Of the unknown heirs Of Eulalia
Paul, Louise Paul, Auguste 4. Chouteau and
Edward Chouteau, be notified that the said COM
'plainant has filed his amended Bill to the orig
inal Bill heretofore filed, TIC object Of which is
to resciud The contract made by said complain
ant with said Forgey, for the sale of the real es-
tate mentioned in saiu bill, viz: n. E. IA sec
tion %, containing 1872 "a one hundredths Acres
and S. +. Ia sect. Ii, containing l6l a one
hundredths Acres in T. -. n. X. l East, and
being of survey 297l-and 10 obtain colnpensa-
ton for improvements made TN said land.
1t is there ore ordered that all the unknown
heirs Of said | ouise Paul, Eulalia Paul, Edward
Chouteau and Auguste A. ClIoutean, deceased,
be notified that unless they appear here, On or
before the first day of the next term, and an
swer the said amended hill, the same will be
taken for confessed against them, and that this
order be published for eight weeks successivels
in some newspaper published in this State, the
last insertion 10 be 1t least four weeks before the
next term Of this Court, to be begun and held
at the court house, in Bowling Green, on the.
first Monday o: april, 1913.
STATE OF MISSOURI, &C
County Of Pike,
l., Simeon p. Robinson, clerk of the circuit
court for said county, certify that the foregoing
IS a true copy from the record.
(l Witnessm nv hand and official seal.
&
(~s said county, this the 18th day OF No
vcmber, a. d. 1877.
s.P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Dec. fifth, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

Mr.. Winthrop of Massachusetts, has
been elected speaker for the House, during
the present session of Congress. He i, op~
posed to the Wilmot Proviso and in favor Of
The M territory proposlion originated by
Judge Berricn of Georgia, and advocated
by other distinguished wings Of the south.
This, in ali probability, was the cause Of
his election, as it no doubt, secured to him
the support Of the southern wings as a
body. He is a man of respectable ability,
and an unainching, wocl-dycd wing. He
has, on several occasions, been the csn-
Iid-te of the wings for the speakers chair,
when the contest was utterly hopeless, and
now that they have the power, they reward
him for his fidelity to the cause and his self
sacrifsing disposition in times gone BY.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO eli persons in
terested, that at The next February Term
Of the county court Of Pike county, shall apply
Tor final settlement of the estate of Polly Laync,
deceased. DABNEY JONES, Admir-.
Dec. 9th, 1S47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
~TUURMOND'S HOTEL,

Corner of Main and South Carolina Streets,
LOUISIANA, MO.
- THIS HOTEL, formerly known as
the Missouri House, is now open for
the accommodation OF boarders and travellers.
Every effort will be made to render those who
NAV call at Thurmond's comfortable; and the
PROPRIETOR hopes, by constant exertions TO please,
to merit, a liberal share oil public patronage.
Dec. 9Th lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
New Arrangement.

TElIIE undersigned will run regularly a good
two horse hack from Louisiana 10 Bowling
Green, on every MONDAY. Wednesday md Fri
Day. l, will leave Foulks' hotel on each Of the
above named days precisely at ! O'Clock p. NJ,
and As il carries the mail it will he compelled TO
arrive at BIain's Hotel in Bow ling Green At /
O'Clock of the same day. An extra hack will
there be in readiness to carry passengers 10 any
point they may desire.
IL Price Of fare from Louisiana 10 Bowling
Green SOC. WM. W. BLAIN.
December 9th, 1Si7.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
NOTICE..

f5NHE subscribers having disposed of their
entire Stock of Goods to N. Bradley, Esq,
would request all those indebted to them by note
or book account, to call Immediately at the old
stand (where they will continue TO transact their
buSiness,) and settle the same.
They would respectfully solicit for their sue
cessor, the patronage so literally extended to
hem. GEO. w. jerks g. co.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

When your hogs get sick, your. know not Of
what, give them ears Of corn, first dipped in tar
then rolled in sulphur.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

Just Re Ceived,
100 bbls. refined kcnawha Salt.
80 Sacks q. A.
% do l.. B.
200 Bars Iron and Steel,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Vinegar, Tar and
Oils.
200 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
% pieces brown and bleached Domestics.
10 cases Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps in abundance
100 pieces CalicOes, from = Ia to 25 cts.
per yard.
Cashimeres; Muslin Dclains; Alapaccas,
Palo Alto and California Plaids; Shawls,
Gloves, Hosiery, Cloths: Cassimers and
Vestings.
A good assortment Of Hardware, Queens
ware, Tin-ware, Castings Nails, &C., &c. Also
a we'll selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
And in fact every other article usually found
in a country Store; all of which, we pledge OUR
selves to sell at prices which shall be sati.facto-
~ to the purchaser. II. T.. BLOCK s. co.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
Wanted,

Beeswax,
Dry Hides,
Flaxseed,
Tallnw,
Dried Fruit, &c,
which the highest market price will be
paid by N. BRADLEY.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

H. P. Irving, Esq, abandoned hi, contest wit
Thomas s. BOcock, Esq, Of "a, for a seat il
congress-.