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Fall and Winter Arrange
mcnt.
Newport, Fall River, Bristol and
Providence.

n CfsA ON and after Monday Octo-
2yzFa=zz54S~ Der IL, the steamboat PERRY,
tS:r--,ssssz-=<zs-1 Capt WooLsEY, will leave
savers Wharf Newport. every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
for Fall River, Bristol and Providence.
Returning Will leave Brastow's whar
Providence, every Tuesday, Thursday. and
a. 10 o'clock, A. w., for Bristol, Fall
River, and Newport, touching at Bristol Ferry
Rhode Island side, each way.
Fare from Newport to Fall River 30 cents.
PriStol 80
" +" Providence 70
"from Providence to Fall River 80
" Bristol 30
Newport 10
Freights taken at reduced rates
I.r The Perry will leave Fall River for
Providence at IL o'clock, m, and will leave
Fall River for Newport on opposite DAYS nj i31
p m. Oct 2l-3I.
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RICE'S RESTAURATOR
AND OYSTER SALOON

III FHnusmes-sHCet, NtWpOTt, ". j.
WHERE may be found the best Of New
w York and other Oysters, Pastry, Sc. Al.
80 SUFFERS served up in good sty le, at the
above establishment.
b. Baking done for families at short no.
tce.
Nov. 4. 80
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HERALD AND THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY s4s

20 do Brussels aud other CARPET Bags
81 l.25
1000 do Umbrellas silk and cotton all s,zes $
37c So 80
5000 do Canes with swords dirks &c.
l2c 80 90
&c. &c. &c.
Together with an endless variety Of
RICH PIECE GOODS
Which will be made up in the most Fashionn.
bile Manner at shorI notice, as my Whole
Stock must be closed up Immediately. on nc.
count Of the Alterations now going on upon
the premises and tho mildness Of the season.
iETs Every one who calls upon mo to pur.
chase during the period above named, may do
so in the confident Expectation Of getting q
great Bargain
REMEMBER
GEORGE w. SIMMOMSS "OAK HALL"
ANN STREET, BOSTON, Opposite the
Head Of Merchants Row.
Boston, Dec. 30. CIV.
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ron SALE.

FINIiE subscriber offers for sale his Wint
Il Mil; payment made easy. u not sold b,
the middle Of 81 month next, IT will be le
upon shares, with the privilege OF marketing
m'al, Of which think there Is not a Mill on
the Island can make better
JETHRO "a MITCHELL.
Miif!e,ssn. I s mo. 6s. ~. a.
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USEFUL FANCY ARTICLES,
Ur EVERY kIND,

with beautiful lot suiiabl,
"a Tor flIipene or holydny presents, compris'
ing in parl the following =
Fancy Boxes of, various designs,
Silk Purses. Pocket Books.
Hair, Clothes, Tooth, Shoe aud Bathing Brush
%.
Gents walking canes,
Ladies aud Gents Combs Of all knds, and ol
the latest iIshIons.
Pocket knives, scissors aud razors straps Sc
gar eases and IN fact almost any thing You eau
think Of AT NOUNG'S, next south Town
Hal. mr. 20.
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COLD CANDY

A FRESH supply of Mrs Jarvas's cold Can
IA day, which is acknowledged by all to be
superior to any cold candy now in use, tor sale
at RIDERS, 81 Thamesst. [j6.
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CANDY, CANDY.

WARRANTED TO be made from pure loaf
w sugar. hnd by The best artists IN The conn-
try. aud M cheap ~ can be bought in Newport,
either at wholesale or retail. Come aud Judge
for Yourselves at lOUNGS Confectionery and
Fancy Store, next South Town Hall.
mr.
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10 DOZ Of fresh ground IiorseradiSe lhl
~ day received and for sale al RIDER .
az I'bames-St Dec :
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sP We were yesterday indebted to
P. p Remington, Esq for papers in
advance Of the Mail
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pilot and Beaver Cloths.

A GOOD assortment of Pilot CloIhS, Bea'
N yer Cloths and Vermont Cashmere some
very stout and for sale at low prices by
Ma WM e. COZZENS, x Co,
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.Annuals f3T 1848.
Gift Books and c.c-les.
E:HE tmaranth,
4 Tie Garland. g
Friendship Cfering,
Chrisian tie-p,ake, -,
IlGlleck's Poems,
Lerc..lloe's sUetical works,
The Hy,cDlh,
Thg Giit Cook Of Poetry,
: large vlri-ty Of '5iaiature volumes for IT'S
GaGcS, of Nal sHet ar-l Saladen,
Pops Ggd Ps,aD.
star Epanslsd Banner,
Race OF improvement,
American E3gle,
Walkers Geographical Teur through
France,
Ficturs Pas roTi.
Rohcn;sn Gipsey Girl
kOd.Ia Game sf Euminoes and many
others sBd 40 excellent assortment OF Juveniles
selected With Rucb care and 20 purchased as tS
b. sold in sll csses g! the var lowest prices.
Prayer Eo0kS'abd Bibles il variety, at
CHiS +. HAM NETT Jr,
Dec. I5 Oak Row.
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New Books.
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,

SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
ofthe following brands and kinds:
DEGALIA, La Norma, La Primavera. Col
llrado, Havana, Panetela and Principe, Cav
endish and Aromatic chewing Tobacco also
NJ lfer ~ Anderson's fine cut Smoking IoJcoo,.
and Pipes, and everything Of the kind usually
kept in such a Store. BY
". YOUNG, next South Town Hall
mar 25lh.
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10 Fishermen.
TNIIE A nerican NET and TWINE
MaunfaCturingC company, BOS-

ton, respectfully represent TO the Net al
Seine Fishermen, that they are amply prepared
Ito manufacture to order, ETs and SEM ES
OF any description, completed for use, and tan
ned in Iemlock bark, deliverable at such times
as they are wanted from Flax or Cotton twines,
Of a rery superior quality.
The knitting is all done by hand, in a most
thorough manner. by class Of people, who are
low prices.
Persons wiShingsinformaion and samples
tvine and Knitting can be furnished by mail or
otherwise, by WM. STOWE, Agt
No. IL Comme cial street, (up stairs) Bos-
ton
Oct 23-3mo.
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Found in Narraganscrt Bay,

A KEDGE anchor, with about seventy IA
"A lhomS warp attached, The owners of the
same are requested TO prove property and pay
salvage aud charges.
JOHND SWAN,
THO'S. l.. ASH.
Newport, jan. G. 1913.
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fM7 i firing from business, offers for
sale, that desirable estate 10 Pei.
G8 ham street, late the property OF
Alexander Murray, deceased. The house is
sufficiently capacious for the largest family,
and equally well calculated for a genteel
Boarding House, for which il was originally
designed, and has, as such, always been well
patronIzed. 1t was built about eight years
since, Of the very best materials. is well
finished, and has always been KEEP, 10 perfect,
repair. The rooS,s are large, high and well
arranged, and command a most extensive
view Of the Ocean, harbor, Bay and surround
ing country, such as is not surpassed by any
Others IN Newport. On the premises is a
we'll Of cxccllont w"tor, always found suff-
cient. even in the Sryest season Also, two
very largo cisterns, choice fruit and ofns-
mental trees, and every convenience for such
en- establishment. The lot is 02 Fl. on Pei.
ham ST., the same on Mill, anS 1872 feet on
Corne street.
The Furniture will be sold with it, if de.
sired, and any reasonable amount can re
main, secured by Mortgage, for a term OF
years.
II not cold by The 25,h of March next, Tho
business will be continued as heretofore.
For further information, terms, &c, apply
on the premises.
MAI5GAE3ET MURRAY.
Newport, Sept. !, IS47. Gun23
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TOwNsEND's sARSAPARI LA
L fresh supply just received aud Ar ~ b
Dec : C.G e. HAZA kD. /
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WANTED.

A YOUNG man wishes 4" establish himself
VA in business-any one having good loca-
l"n wl'ha stock Of goods he would like 10 DIS
pose o! will please address
5. w. JAMES, Boston.
All communications strictly confidential.
Boston, Jan. 6, lSl5.-Id & 2w.
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Co-partnership.

NaESil Horse Radsh Sauce, Just received
IL j6. RIDERS.
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.7 a Court IF PrObote Of the torn Of Newport
H h0idcn Jan. 2, lS4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
Regular Packet.

For CarksUiNe, Louisiana. ,HdnnSy6.
Marion City, Quincy, Lagrange TRy,
Alexandria, ,Wdrsap and Ksok9f.3 81 al
The new and elegant passenger steam.riEDsa
WARD BATES, n. Cameron Master, will su.d
as a regular packet during the season begweai
st. Louis and Keokuk. -
Leaves St, Louis every Tuesday and Err
day, at5PM. And on her return trip, leavs ,lKs.a
|okuk every Sunday and Thursday morning, At 8
O'Clock, and arrive at St. Louis same afternoons
The EDWARD BATES has ~beeheieNs
built fol-, this trade, and shippss
and, passengers may rely upon h~er.contiann
ing in it during the season, and ~upopaith4
regularity of her trips and times of arriving
and departing. Passengers and freightWl
be received or landed any where on The Hiy.
|er. and all signals win be attended to With.
out extra charge, s
tits hoped that BY; strict attention to idRiss
Of shippers and passengers she win
receive a liberal share of the patronage
heretofore SO literally Bestowed on other
boats under the command Of Neif Camr1oHk. q
For freight or passage, apply on board.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
CAN,TSTAND

Tia Maryland BuenG piska, a. paper
started 1 support Taylor on the ''spouta-
neOus combustion principles" publishes a
long editorial to show that he has falsi6ed
sIE6f his pledges to the country 1t closes
its Article as follows;y III. &c = g.
We have been educated in the plain
school, which teaches that what . man can
notdo directly be cannot do indirectly ; tina.
what 9 man does through others, he does
himsek. 81 Ia GUY support of Gen. Taylor,
we have dealt plainly and expected plain
dealing! ZRelhatse dsedho subterfuges and
made no mental reservations. Metaphysics
and-easaistFy we're no part of our contract.
Weaneant whatwe said, as we said'i it; we
supposed that Gen. Taylor did the same
OhSdIHS principle Of construction we now
stand.otPhe act Of the Louisiana delega-
ton we treat as Gen. .Tsylor's act. 1t is
his, in its length and breadth. Consistent
or inconsistent-iR good faith orbad faith
fair or false-it is all bis. We regard it as
an abandonment Of every pledge on which
he has yet been called to act. We deem it
a desertion of his position, palpable and
uneqdiVocaL We are satisfied that, having
derived the benefit of independent princi:
ples md organization in their effect upon
the Wing convention, he abandoned them,
at the eleventh Hour. for what he then be-
lieved to be a more valuable alliance. Find
ing him thus unreliabie 10 one thing, we
know no reason for surprising we can rely
on him in any thing. HIS pledge to substi-
tute the Constitution for . party creed, in
his administrators, is fortified and can be
fortified by nsss6hgsE faith than that which
has gene with the pledges we have shown
to bsbtokeh.. The ground then, Of our ad-
herencey having fallen from under US, our
sdEoeaeyfells with it. As frankly as we
suPperted'him we now abandon his sup
port We have withdrawn his name from
thehead Of our columns. Others may, If
thsy please, support his election as a choice
Of evils. We can no longer honestly advo-i
cats him, and we should perpetrate afraudI
were We TO pretend the contrary.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
DIR. LD.M MORGAN

FTAvING permanently located at the Cold
Springs, 5 miles west Of Bowling Green
and near tie Pisgah Church, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the pub
lie. His capacity in the treatment of Can
GERS, Scrofula, and Phthisic, has been sufi-
%cientle attested where he has practiced, to
insure him success. ''''', .,
His terms in the treatment of the above
diseases are cash for the first visit. No
further charge until a cure is effected
Persons at a distance will please address
J. D. Morgan, post paid, Bowling Green
Pike County Mo. 3wl5
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
BLISS.
.ThHsRder'a most attenuated thread
ia cord, is cable to man's tender tie

GHRSl- ~ -
ia cord, is cable to man's. tender tie
9R earthly bliss; it breaks at every breeze.
The pleasures Of, this world are so tran
sitSFyapd aeeting, that it seems a crime for
uSA r. pass his days in frivolous pursuits,
or e, stake, q 1mapy do, their whole mind
uPoD Ehat before to7morrow's sun shall go
doH1, Ebecome as mist and vapor. The
usssFtsinty5 Of life, the dark veil which COW
eHathe futurs from the piercing eyes of man,
the ignorance Of what a day might bring
forhsUha1e a salutary effect upon the
thoughtfGl, and wean them from a too great
love Of the world, its pleasures, or of them
selves, ( Though there be a few who live
to the age of. threescore, years and ten, it
Is no guarantee that we shall live till then.
Health and youth are not to be relied on.
for the nipping frost often destroys in an
hour the fairest flower, and the Lightning
from heaven often rends the sturdy oak
II; We place our hearts upon the riches Of
the world. they fade away before u sight.
and the hard earnings Of years, in a day
have-bssa swept away.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

And it is ordered that warrants therefor be
drawn on the Treasurer payable to the commits.
.~sioners for said townships respectively and the
court further find that the other organized school
townships of said county have not made suAi-
Client reports 10 enable them to determine with
accuracy andt apportion equally the amount of
state school moneys to which eschis entitled un-
der the Act Of February the 18th, 1S47; it is
therefore ordered that the several organized
school townships Of said county not herein be-
fore named, being fractional townships. lying in
part, in different municipal townships, report to
the Clerk of this court the number Of children
in such school townships, on the last day of the
year 1916, over the age of sig AID under the
age Of twenty years, and that they report to what
municipal township suchchildren belong; and or
|dered that a copy Of this order be published in
the Democratic Banner and the Seventy-En for
three weeks. {
/, Samuel F. Murray, clerk of the county
court for said county, certify that the foregoing
order is correctly copied from the school record
for said county now in my Office.
(~) Witness my signature and official
Seal. seal heretssfxed, at Office this 9th
~ of July, 1s4S. '' taif'z :
s. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
July3I, fs4s. iag s3wl7 I
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

INFORMS the public that the time Of his as
ISOLATION with DR.. E. M. Bartlett having ex-
.pired by limitation, he now offers his profession
al services to the citizens Of Louisiana and sur
rounding country: Hoping tfas close attention to
his profession will entitle him r. some Of their
NeOfice in room Of the Store Of Ed
win Draper s. Brothers, where he may be found
unless professionally engaged. o."
! Nov. 18th 1847. 10 r'"' -."' T
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
OCCUPATION FOR CHILDREN.

The habits Of children prove that occu-
patton isof necessity with most of them.
Theylove to be busy, even about nothing
stiff more to be u~sefully employed. With
some children it 10 a strongly developed
physical, necessity, and if not turned to
good ~account, will be productive of evil,
thus verifying the old adage, that "idleness
is the mother OF mischief" Children should
be encouraged ,or if Independently disinclin-
ed into performing for themselves every lit
tie Office relative to their toilet, while they
are capable of performing. They should
alsokesp their vi clothes and other pos
sessions in neat order, aud fetch for them
selves, whatever they want in short, they
should learn to be as independent of the
services Of others as possible, fitting them
alike to make good use of prosperity, and
to meet with foFtitude any reverse Of fortune
that may befall them. / know of no rank,
however exalted, in which such a system
would not prove beneficial Wright's pa
Prstty Good.-The New Jersey Union
tells . good story of a young man engaged
to be married. On the night of the great
occasion it CHANGED to rain terribly, and
when the guests assembled they were as
tonished to find that the groom was not there.
After waiting a long time, a committee of
three Vas detailed to 60. over to his house
and Inquire what had happened. They
found him thrashing in the barn asiif Meth
important was on hand They
made known their errand.' Jake dropped
HE dsil and lifted up both hands, while his
eyes aud mouth become considerably en-
Hs aPpfoached the barn door, and
alternately at the clouds and at the
young ,msst exclaimed, "Goodness gre
cious, Bill. Nps &on't<eaAy think Il wiH
70 on, do youPp Z nAeL ae7rsI 81
o.6enf - brea
aInever complained ofmy condition. . says
the Persislnp at Sasdi, shut once, when
my feet we're, bare aadI had nofmeney to|
buy shoes; but I met a man without feet
nd became contsntsa With Ilay lot"
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Pike. :

In Pike County Cou:t, July the 2lst, lS4s.
VNHE Court proceeded to make a distribution
Of the State school moneys, according to
the respective rights of the several organized
school townships in said county, and find the fol-
lowing townships entitled to the following sums
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

TNHE undersigned will run regularly a good
two horse hack from Louisiana to Bowling
Green, on every Monday, Wednesday. and Fri.
day. It will leave Foulks' hotel on each Of the
above named days precisely at l o'clock P. n,
and O. it carries the mail it will be compelled to
arrive at Blain's Hotel in Bowling Green at 1
Of the same day. An extra hack will
there be in readiness to carry passengers to any
point they may desire. No..
;fB. Price Of fare from Louisiana to Bowling
Green 60e. WM~W BLAIN.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
~THURMOND'S OTE
ALBERT NEW ".

No. l9, Main Street, st. Louis, Missouri
HAS C0ASTANIY ON HAND Of has
u :Manutaeturing. a rM1Olssas and Retail
of TIN and COPPER WARE, Sheet
Iron Wire, STOVES, CRITICS, and ere4y 9TH
er article, in that limbo business, u Cheapfor
Cash Inl-nL--r ,noL-Hi - --...-. V :
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
SPRING AND SUMMER CAMPAIGN
OP ED. A>'"
FRESH SUPPLIES no SUIT All
n dNnEO

L, TASTES.
NHE SUBSCRIBER has just replenisheHihis al
j. ready large supply Of yREADY MADE
CLOTHING, cOnsistingin part Of dress, frock
and business cloth coats; black and figured
cashmere pants; superior black satin vests; silk,
beaver and n~eutria hats; shoes and boots. He
also a large variety of linnen and tweed
sack, frock and business coats hnnen and
pants; summer vests, shirts and drawers,
with good supply of DRY GOODS
And GROCERIES, to s,nt the season. All
Of which he will sell as low as the times,wil
admit, Tor Cash, country produce, or
10 p~unctual customers on time.
To dress yourself from top to toe 9,rSA,v
Right down to my house you should GO,
For, to you bargains shall be sold >t""''
For country produce or for gold. ,iT-t4'' sd
-HH $40 JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, April 29th, 1913. <'a.''"
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

lnRR, DUKE s. CAMPBELL beg leave Q
" inform their friends and the public tbs
they have taken the above conmOdiOus store apd'
Warehouses adjoining, and ara now receiving.
from st. Louis, a large and well selected stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries. Iron, Nails, Boots,
Shoes, Queensware, Hardware, SC. They are
now ready to accommodate their friends, and the
public generally with all articles 10 thslr lps
and at prices thai, will make it Il. the interests
dealers to purchase Of them, 50 .lH,a, ,,,l 4i
To their friends ip the country they wnrsks15
offer their services for ,transacting any 1businss;ass
in the way Of Receiving, Storing and Forsasrt.;s
ing Produce or merchandise Of any kind. TbehJ
Warehouses being situated Immediately On ~
Wharf will enable them to ship and ireeesss
|goods'on better terms than any 6ther' house,
Their facilities are such ss;tos enable thensS1
make liberal disturbances emsny prDdueessS
trusted to their care, They respectfully solf'st
a shareOf public patronage. smrol7sG ID q 4
Louisiana, NO., sarch 18th, l848 q
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
.FOULKS'L HOFEB.2 sdi

-a,.sy y o., L0utSS0n0, iM0@sb VI
- THIS web known Hdusesis still lupts,
5Ee. for the accommodation, Of tbs, traSelpzv
community. The proprietor, grateful for ksf
liberal patronage he has SO long received, HOPES
by constant attention to the wants of Ids eustoip
mers, to merit a continuance Of The same. ,Hes
promises that his table shall at all times be sup |
piled with the best that the country can af6fd;
and that particular attention shall befgiyent 10 hS1
Stables. ID. a-gia.i bod .zi5ailii mg7. ,loEI
His prices are as follows .,erI.y ,.asjoRI
p Board by the day, s SO,
80 do form maj and horse" IT" 10
Il h7''1" single MEALS j 'T7s-i 9i"'"sS'
% ,.5 do for man and horse, ~ r. SO'I
,.f e5sz = two meals ri + 10 : 10 IA
!. 5.. do BY the week. 80 20 d?9a
do for horse 90
do for horse per day
I Persons wishing TO 60 to any point il thg
county, can be accommodated with shsca2'
or single horses at reasonable prices.
j! the benefit of strangers he will say tB
FOulks' Hotel is situated on, Third Street, one,
door south of Baird's hotel and Immediately cE.a +
posite the Academy. JOHN F0uLKS SElST
:. Nov. the 18th. l847., p4.i;go9 hea .h3rssas4
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..

TENHE undersigned have this day associ.iH
themselves inbusiness under the FIRM and
style of Orr, Duke and Campbell, for the PaA
pose oftransacting a general Mercantile, Ple'
duce and Commission business, in the store fH;;
occupied BY George w. jerks, &CH
Water Street. Louisiana Missouri. oais js:f ,
81 w. C. ORR, t1o55g Is
&C. M-DUKE,
March 18th, .184S. :, :,
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

q f. nv Gig. .'- r". . r..
Gen. Taylor never chewed tobacco, never
drank any rum, never smoked a segar,
never owed any man a cent, never was sued,
never sued any man himself, never was
|dunned, never dunned any body, never lost
a battle, and never surrenders. 70 rl. "1o.
baltimore american, Aug. H.
Then the Taylor orators have not told
the truth. for some have thought themselves
very eloquent, especially the Wing candid
ate for Governor, by narating,a whisky
drinking scene in Tsylor's head quarters a,
Walnut springs, and in claiming that he
always kept good whisky there for his
friends. Whiggery, however, has many
faces, and protean shapes. Now, we be-
lieve that Taylor's private character is well
enough, and that no man can say ought a.
gainst that of Gen. Cass. The friends of
Taylor wrong him when they drag his pri-
vate life into the canvass, and pirate of his
''taking a horn Of whisky with a wagner.
So also in such stuff as we have quoted
from the Amerzcdn, equally Ridiculous
If his supporters will say what pubic
he advocates, they will show far
more respect for popular intelligence, and
the spirit of free institution.-[S. LOUIS
Union.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
MARKLEY &

MAhALEY ~ CLAkhSO 4,
HAVING purchased the stock of Samuel E.
Ill Allen, are now manufacturing every de-
scription Of Boots and Shoes at the old stand Of
Newman & Allen. They will keep every va
Of Boots and Shoes, shoe findings, sole and
upper leather, Philadelphia calf skins, pegs Sc.
&C., and beg to assure all who may favor them
with their patronage, that they may'rely on all
work made by.then being of the ucry best york-
U'unship Of any made in the county. A ~Flr'
parranied mall cases. o rraY .sI
Having in their employ the best Boot maker
j Che county, they confidently solicit and ex-
pect to receive a liberal share of patronage
They will sIs0 keep on hand a good sfcck Of
eastern 1oots, Shoes and Family Groceries.
: If MARKLEY g. GARRISON. +,
Louisisas, June 10th, 1875. LOTT