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Democratic banner., 1848-06-26

InRR, DUKE s. CAMPBELL beg leave at
" inform their friends and the public thGt
they have taken the above commodious store and
Warehouses adjoining, and are now receiving
from st. Louis, a large and well selected stock
|of Dry Goods, Groceries, Iron, Nails, Boot,
Shoes, Qneensware, Hardware, sc. They are
now ready to accommodate their friends and the
public generally with all articles in their line,
and at prices that will make it to the interest Of
dealers to purchase of them.
To their friends in the country they would
offer their services for transacting ANY business
in the way Of Receiving, Storing and Forward
ing Produce or merchandise OF any kind. Their
Warehouses being situated Immediately on the
Wharf will enable them to slip and receive
goods on better terms than any other house.
Their facilities are such as to enable them to
make liberal CASH advances on any produce en-
to their care. They respectfully solicit
a share Of public patronage.
Louisiana, No, march 18th, 1S48.
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26
%THURMOND's T
ALBERT NEWBERRY.

NJ N II DENN +
No. 10, Main Street, St. Louis, Missouri
HAS CONSTANTLY on HAND Of his
AA ovn Manufacturing, a Wholesale and Retail
supply of TIN and COPPER WARE, Sheet,
hon Wiars, STOVES, CRATES, and srey.oh-
er article, in that line of business, u Cheapfor
Cash
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26

JUSTICE MASSIE, win hold his next
LsN Day,ia Lonisians, ON Saturday, the
skh day Of July next.
une tth. l8aa.
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- III ~ Er.---
aCIRCUS
.tss4nANaRzCA & RR~sPALDING
SIS .Fsrssav EnPKpprietOFs.
Thfsfbsdntifuhsnd unique establishment
headhag selections from - 'sa
Monster, North american and
MN PORK Circus,
Into one immense TREBLE COMPA-
NYf. win Be .exhfsited in Louisiana on
Tuesday, June R7th at half past 2 and half
mast Z P. Dc. q.
iAdmssion, Dress Circle, 50cts-Children
half pxiee. Boxes a5cts.
In this establishment is effected q long
cherished project Of collecting such Of the
most distinRuished Equestrisn Gymnasts
ia fhesEast, u have never appeared this
sids b. ysSfN ountains--and seldom indeed,
out Of thnse metropolitan cities, their dis
playa having bsSni restricted to the popu-
ious towns BY tie high salaries such exalt-
ed talents deufahded. IL Is now proposed
d ,fsvntA5 shsc Mest6Fh public, entertain
ments Of this nature Of tbs same scale and
Rrads, @ hsye hitherto been confined to
H0ee GShtres dE refnement and luxury
r;ssssspur1h.ssd5hssssam Allegheny
Nsasa ars IN this manner enabled to
kanapsEtae aa aPpoininsnts that are I'M
Fsecsio4hls BY lad conveyance, as well as
1shaxe the etad OF hofses and Troupe OF
EeEleEsetssfNeys fresh and rested: IL Is
inessSibisto ~enaInerste within the limits of
saadBefsissrent, alftEs members Of the
Er6ap eieh thllpssJing reference to their
d~nxlasetaons which tnear reRufaRen mefits.
Tbs aa1eze q tsle Leaders OF sach dePaft,
nenss Mt4eA AIe ln rnas CIRCUS ciasslneo
md Tedacso g dlstslct heads, wnl % an
assurance y trusted % TIA sxeeiience
eIRaElay g the entare enterta,nment
The depsssnsnkaf GonrDF = nader me
w:ss saS ,-h;,au
-SuxN RTeEa
wH.-.. Sh-.L.-s....- 80. .na n,;c,c.
q CIownI "a tie Doonaay rsfuIvence Of
whesositssth e fsebls essays Of ell other
RusSeeEs, agknner with pale, uncertain
igat.NEis hunor i always racy and spicy,
alweys eAefyesclng' spaiKlng ano ouOOnne
W. ...a - r;.L
5ae GePaiImens OF ffinciPle ano aticA
K'ding' Is directed ~ +,
1syonoa questlOn: .ne most PIPER anu
Sqa HaJMa "ns wi - mas
Jet "..uOu' saauis oL O.u ne
PAsueS sseIy ,eas, some
AaG ~ efeI snsclsa oy tns mOs. fen9w1'
"a nIos1s on INC convenient surface ahafa
s4Sy 15ae
as DI ND Isu RapN y experiments
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26

Persons wishing to 60 to any point in the
county, can be accommodated with a hack,
or single horses at reasonable prices.
For the benefit of strangers he will say that
Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south of Baird's hotel and Immediately OPP
posite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS Sr.
! Nov. the 18th, lS47.
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New Arrangement.

TNHE undersigned win run regularly a good
two horse hack from Louisiana to Bowling
Green, on every Monday, Wednesday and Fri,
day. 1t will leave Foulks' hotel on each Of the
above named days precisely at l o'clock PM,
and as it carries the mail it will be compelled to
arrive at Blain's Hotel in Bowling Green at 4
Of the same day. An extra hack will
there be in readiness to carry passengers to any
point they may desire. -. - -
II Price Of fare from Louisiana to Bowling
Gre en- Soc. WIN. w. BLAIN.
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26

The action Of Dr.. Storms Scotch Cough Can
|dy differs very materially from any other COM
pound ever iSvented. Il not only allays Bron.
|chial Irritation, but operating as a very mild
purge, it keeps the stomach and bowels in q
condition, leaving the patient an appetite
which few other Cough Mixtures could impart.
We have no disposition to injure the inventor
EOf any particular medicine, but in justice to the
world, we will give it as our honest opinion,
by the observations Of eleven years In
the school Of medicine, that large and frequent
|draughts of rlaussous liquid---C Compounds takea
into the stomach from time 10 tims--must hare a
tendency to destroy the healthy tone d that rita!
organ Of the human system.
No such objection can be urged againstthe Use
|of this valuable Medicated Candy, for Sugar is a.
|greeable both to the palate and stomach, and we
honestly believe that this preparation will do all
that medicine can do towards the relief OF per-
sons suffering with Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis
Asthma, Bleeding of the Lungs, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Difficulty. of Breathing, Hoarseness,
and all other symptoms Of Consumption.
B-Orders from the Country, or applications
for Agency, directed to Messrs. j.. H. BAR
'NARD & BRO, General Agents, No. l4O Main
street, St. Louis, Mo-, will meet with prompt
attention.
u For sale by Druggists generally. Itmay
also be obtained Of any respectable country mer-
|chantin the South or West.
II. To avoid counterleits, our readers would
do we'll to inquire for DR.. STORMS SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY, prepared by Hamilton Wade,
St. Louis, whose written signature is on the
wrapper.
Ei..AEiberul deduction made to country dealers.
march 18th, lS4S. 49-6m.
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26

der at present by the citizens of u town,
In obtaining a good article of fresh meat,
by opening irregular market in G. Jackson
&sBro's. ware house, on every Friday NOR
ming, where they would be pleased to sup
ply their friends and the town generally.
=. MeALISTER & SHAW
Louisiana, June, 9th, lS4s.-s-tf
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SUNDRIES.

MOlasses, Tar, S~tonsware, Trace & Ipg Chains,
Boots and Shoes >1NRp Cottos, Carpet
Chain, Domestksc.:-H sHTiekfng; Iron,
Steel, Csszsings;' Hts, Caps,
In store ant for sale low by
H. E. BLOCKS W.
we navsfa large and spacious Warehouse al
acned q 8 store. Those wishing q snip OF
stc.si Wi find it to their interest to gfgs % :
May fist, 1913.
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L,
LouiSidn q, No.

f. THIS well known House is still open
HIaz for the accommodation Of tha travelling
The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has so long received, hopes
by constant attention to the wants Of his custo-
ners, to merit q continuance Of the same. He
that his table shall at all times be sup
piied with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be givent to his
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26
TO the People of Pike
County.

At Bellyille, ILL.,, atown Is miles from st
Louis, 400 packages of De. STORMS CANDY
were sold in three months; end the ssent re-
cuived the following certificate from large num-
Der Of persons who used it,
BeHpMe 81. Clair Co. March, IA, l847.
We the undersigned, citizens Of Bellville, st.
Clair County, ILL.,, having used the medicine
known as DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Candy,
prepared BY H. Wade, of St. Louis. Mo, do
cheerfully testify to its efficacy as a remedy for
Diseases of tie Breast and Lungs, and we re-
commend it to the public as a safe and agreeable
compound.
C. ]. HOUTS, Methodist Minister.
L. b. CABAUNE, MERCHANT,
DAVID Mccoy,
o. J. RAPIER,
w. S. FLEMING, Ed. BeHriH Democrat,
And many others too numerous to mention
We have Thought it unnecessary to offer GER
I~tifcates from individuals in all cases, as pur'
chasers are unable to inform themselves oil the
actual existence Of most of the signers. The
following, however, is from a well known GILL
zen Of St. Louis, NO., residence No. 2lO main
street two dollars below Cherry
Mr.. WADE.-Dsar Sir: 1t affords me pleasure
Ito offer my testimony TO the efficacy OF the arti'
lice known as DR.. &orms Scotch Cough Candy
And in dong so, / am actuated by a desire t.
benefit others who may be suffering. My wilt
was laboring under a severe cough for a lone
time, which threatened serious injury. Aftel
Having tried many other remedies tono purpose
she used few packages Of Storms Cough Can
ldy, purchased from our neighbors, .hessrs. Snou
l& Quirk, and ina very shorttime she was entire
lly relieved, and now enjoys good health: Ny
servant was also afflicted with a severe breas
complaint, and she experienced almos: mmedi
ate relief from the use Of this truly valuable
remedy Respectfully,
E. EVANS,
No. 2l0 Main Street
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Salt.

WE have just received, and have for sale
Ground Alum, Liverpool Blown and Kanawha
Salt which we offer at reduced prices.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26
SPRING AND SUMMER.
s!

WE are now receiving large and well as
w sorted stock of Goods, suitable for the
season, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, sc, &C.,
which We will sell at very low prices fol
Cash or Produce! Persons wishing to pur,
chase Goods will please give us 6 call be.
fore purchasing.
louisiana, Aptils, ls4s.
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e.
COURT

George w. jerks and Horace.
H. jerks, partners in trade,
the name and style Of
George w. jerks & Co.--Ptd'ntsfs'
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TO the citizens Of Lou
isiana
The undersigned pro-
pose to releave the in
convenience labored I'M
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Beef! Beef! Beef!

nay 18th, 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-06-26
tss4RAN3RNH .R-sPALDING
rys,3. ksPRoDrietOFs.

tbs greas Shskspersan Jester and Origin
dCEownE in the poosaay fsfulgence o
whese wiEaathe fseble essays Of all othe.
Ru.SssFs, Kkmnsr with pale, uncertain
alight. His hn1Dor II always racy and spicy
always eferyescing, sparkling and bnbbfiDI
oveg.5
The department Of Principle and Tricl
Riding, IS directed by
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Oem belfen Oupent.

2(n einem folten Sebruar .Mor9en, oer
Sooen mar ettpa 5ebn Bod tief nit
Sbnee beoecft loB Elm feit9ei6lofen
3irfet bon bolberfrorenen Stootleuten um
oen Sfen berum in SOS Sarlfube. Sic
ioben 70 eng beilammen, Dap es unmo9s
ticb mar iib Dem Sfen 5u ndbern, uno
Der 3in9 slib einem ma6t9en &a9en=
raoe,- Die pielen Seine, Die 9esen oen o
fen bin9eitrecft poren, biloeten Die Spei:
ben, Der Sfea Die gtabe uno Die Brierens
ben Die 8elsen. &einer fdblte iib auf=
eete9t cine Storp gu er5dblen uno aus
eaneelpeile bate man ale 3eitun9en in
Der Stube 5ur 9ano 9enommen. Sei
oielem 3uifono oer Din9e frat Doftor 3.
in bic Sorfube, rieb feline 5dnoe uno
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cSf Der 9lfono betpobnt ?

gtab neuern, nit Dem berdbmten Sc
lefcop oes eoro RoiTe on9eifelIten Inter
iubun9en, Die oiesmal in oer Gbot fein
Monobumbu9 itno, er9iebt ftb, oab orr
Seoba6ter ieoen, oub nur 60 SnB bos
ben @e9enfano ouf oem Monoe bemer=
fen fam. Stdnoen alto odufer ouf Dem
Monoe, ,pie mir iie in uniern Stdotsn
baben, Sdume mittlerer So0be, II. o9l.,
man warbe iie obne S6spieri9feit pabr=
nebmen f6nneu. Sti6ts Der 2lrt bietet
inoeden bic Monooberfibe oar. Da
9ebt e5 feine Weere ODER onoere 8etpdfs
fer, fein Srubtfelo, ni9t Baum ODER
Stroub betebt oo5 5errifene uno ooe
@ebiet, 9tielenbafte Selienmahen nit
9dbnenoen Iberiinoen beoeden Die Nfonos
lbeibe dberall, 70 oaB fein Naum fir a.
nimalif6es ooer pe9etabililbeS Seben
bteibt.
abseleben BON foI6em oitetten Seweis
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S0ln oeutIcben Gauher.

~Oplt CtulIlVCb OtNututt'
@ewiB, e5 lit bob berrlib, oaB man
in unIerm oeut1Den Satertanoe INNER
peIB, lpie man ooron 1T 98as in einem
eanoe 9elee 1T, oa5 ilF'6 aub INNER i'm
anoern, man weib immer tpas erlaubt uno
perboten it Oa6 fonn man beim Sabafs
rau6en erfabren.
Sn Bien oarf man Dor einem @abts
pOfen niDt 0fenttitb rauben man oarf
ia foum Dor ben 8aben 0fentlib fbnaus
fen. Sn @iGnben 9ibt'e bios ofentlis
beu @eibroucb. Sn Stuttgart borf man
ni6t rauben, man f6nnte ia lonit oaS
oll9emeine> piet9eprelene Sbreiber9tdf
ni6t ieben. Sn &arl6rube it, erlaubt,
ous9enommen ouf Dem en9en S1loBz
ptose. Sn Sarmifaot oarf man nitbt
rou0en, fonit f6nnte man oa6 Glodens
ipiel tiberb0ren, oos bic Welooie uernebz
men ldbt: nun ruben ale S8dIoer. Sn
Sronffurt oarf 2(Qe5 rouben, fo9ar bic
Suoen. Sn oer Neiioen5 B;e6baoen,
Fam man ieinen Sabae uno iein 8elo in
9tou1 0fentlitb ouf9eben Iohen. Sn
6anou, Suloa un0 8afel if'6 furbeIiilb
Uerboten. Sn @otba miro man fir gu
te5 @elo 9eitroft, wenn man Ofentli6
roubt. Sn @eimar borf man nibt Of
fentlib rauben, man f6nnte ffb ionlt an
Der 3eitun9 oer9reifen, bic Elm iebr 9utes
popier bat. Sn eeip5i9 borf man rous
6en, Die Seip5i9er f0nnen iO9or un9eroz
ben pulper rie6en. Sn Dresden oarf
man nitbt rouben, e5 1T ober erlaubt ;
man fam ltb bort io9or Don einem ni6t
ou59eWielenen poten etrpa6 Seuer aus
bitten.: Sn Serlin 1T oo6 Gauben pie
notlrli6, oerboten> lelbit i'm 9eleeneten
Sbier9arten. Sci 9tocbt ibeint e6 inz
Dep erlaubt uno bic @dbter Der Na1t
laufen meilt NIT brennenoen Yfeifen um:
ber. Sic uno Die Seuercenloren biirfen
Epie Die Su6ereen1 loren ielber oa5 Serbos
tene 5u llb nebmen.
Sn 6annoper 1T ba5 Gaucben ernItz
li6 perboten. Die 0annoperaner io(len
illuminiren uno ni6t rau6en. 6ombur9
1T nod cine free 8aubitaot &c.
@enn man in Oeutlblano BON einer
rau6loien in eine roubfreie Stoot fommt,
meint man INNER, man lduft als Serbres
ber umber uno erIOrcft Dor ieoem Sbane
oarmen. 9o6 1T audi gut, Elm Deutfcbet
fol- ME per9e6en, Dap man unter Den
S6onoormen ftebt. Srejtib wdr's gut,
penn mir 0eutiben etlpo6 peni9er rou9z
ten, aber mir broutben'5 oo6 ouD oft, UNI
Die MuGen 81 pertrciben, Die uns qudlen
uno iteben unO oa5 8lut ou6lou9en, 100
ffe nur beifommen f6nnen. G5 9iebt per@
l6ieoene 2lrten Iolber Wicfen, man6e
Die 5lpei uno mantbe Die mebr Seine bas
ben, uno ,pieoer anoere Die gar feline Sei=
ne baben, uno blo6 trouri9e 8eoanfen
lino, bic uns UNI Den Gopf lbrprren penn
mir bic 2(u9en oufma6en uno ieben wIe
e6 i'm Satertanoe 5u9ebt
s~---5IrgaEz@s
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oenoe 2Sei1e er9riff.
Ser @eneienoe mar ouf9eifanoen uno
bate iiA gum eritenmole on9efleioet.
Maoome 9. fonnts ocr Rei5un9 elmer
unbeitimmten Steu9ieroe nitbt wioeritcben,
e5 lag etlpas 9ebeime5 oarin, tiber oa6
fie iib feline 6eben1baft 9eben fonnte :;
iie 9in8 biuab gu ibrcm 8alte,
SSn oieIem Nu9enblicfe UerldBt 9ti0aro
ale ucberle9un9, ct bsfinoet lilb in Ell.
nem 3uitanoe Der b0tbfen @raltotion oe6
bcraulbenoiten 9lGfss. 81 ipribt NIT
binrciBenoer Sereotlamfeit BON ieinem
Oanfe, uno feline leio2nlcbaftti0e 8ewun:
oerun0 mdblt 2(u6orIfe, Dor oenen SRA
oame .. erv6tben mub.
OoO mclD' Elm 2(u9enbtif Qt6Btib
erbleibcn 8eoe cine innere Stinme, ei:
ne iibernatGrlbe Te9un9 fOeint lte ers
9riftn Su baben. Oie @ittpe BAT Die
Stmn1e, Die @eitalt, Die Stellun9 oe6
MenIben wieoererfonnt, Den !te elnit in
ibr Simmer orin9en iob in iener farOtere
liben gtotbt, no ibr oas @slo 9eraubt
murot.
Oo5 fleine MGobcn, oas neben ibr
iaB; er9rif iie nun uo(I Soof, preBte e6
an ibren 8uien uno elite poI @ntleeen
nab Der Sbdre, blaB uno foum fdbi9 iib
oufrebt gu erbalten. Sic bate fein
9SOrt 9eiprOb'n, ober ibr Slif Derrietb
Nue6.
uSb bin'o!" Ibrie &jbaro, inoem ell
gu Sooen ltur6te, nia, i6 bin ienea
ltn9ebeuer "
uOa5 9an5e @luf meine6 &inoe5 !"
rief ibmer5poQ Wooome 9.
;, 8eim {oimmel! ib Ipil'6 er1egen II.
mu6te icb e6 100 anoer6 iteblen !"-oonn
fi9te 9tiboro leiie binSu: Sb miIl es
menem Safer tpieoer nebmen."
Maoame 9. bate oo6 Simmer per.
tafsn, obne oiele Borte 6u D0ren. Sic
elite in ibr Sblaf9emab uno fiel oOrt
obnmdlbti9 in einen Sehel. Wan um:
CAB Die arme Srau uno ipar 6emtiDt lle
gu iitb IeIbit 6u brin9en. Sc lpar eln
wi9e6 @eben uno &ommen i'm 6ouie.
9ti1oro psrnobm oiele llnrube unc
wuBte wobl, Dap er Die llriatbe oerielben
iei, uno finitere 2(bnun9en ifie9en in ibn
ouf.
,eaBt Jpn entflieben, labt ibn ent
fieben !" iprab Maoame g., ais iie lpie
oer gu iib 9efommen mar, ober gtiemono
perltano oen Sinn oieier Borte.
9iboro olein bate ite peritanoen. 81
iblu9 NIT Dem &opfs befti9 0e9en cen
Sooen uno 5erfeil0te feline Sruit init ben
Nd9eln 9leitb pie ebemol6, lpenn er i'm
Sbatten oer SGume oo6 6ou5 umirrte.
9loBNb ermunnt er iib; ct erbebt lid,
pom 8ooen, iprin9t aus Dem Seniter,
uno eilt ourb oen 9orten nit oer S6nel.
li9feit eine6 pfeI6.
Gini9e Minuten oorouf b6rte man
pom oer SrGde einen lOperen &orper in
oos 2SaiIer ftur6en
9eute in &dbnen eiltcn berbei uno lutb:
ten nod Dem 8erun9lGften. Ills lte
Den &orper Oe6 iun9ca Manne5 berau6'
5o9en bate er bereits auf9eDort gu leben.
Der 9ei1nam nuroe in Der Wor9ue
au69eitellt absr fein Sbellnebmenoer
m0llte fitb meleen. 81 lpuroe oarauf
ais unbsfannter perlDarrt.
-NR=
Som teiteu Oupent.
I'm einem fQlten Sebruar. .Wor9en, Der
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ir9eno einem Der 8etbeili9ten pom 6aiens
la9en ipri0t, bat ct in 6wei Winuten ben
Eocf aus. SriebenssSote.
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ter. Selne StaIe tpar blau, fein Slim
ibnatterte uno feline Stife orGften oo6
Serlon9eu nob einem 9loee am Sfen
aus. 2lber per9eben6, - feline Seele
ma6te ibm YlaB.
uSoperment e6 1T falt," ia9te emo
lltb Der 9oftor, um Die 2(uf fmerf lamfeit
ouf feline Sage gu lenten.
u6e ? ou fa9it e6 1T folt," ont,porte.
te elmer aus Dem 3irfet, ,,i0 oenf oucb e5
1T tolt orau6 ouf Oct Strobe>" uno rid.
te Ii6 elm Si6tben ndber gum Sfsn bin.
0oftor g., obpobl Iebr rei5bor, 1T Ell
net Der 9utber5i9iten Menlben BON Der
Belt, liebt ein SpdBben uno 1T befannt
ais Elm Geufel6. .Ba9ebol5. 9eaboem ct
einen 2(u9enbIid 9emartet, brummte ct
ettpo6 ourtb Die 3dbne nno perlieB oa6
Simmer. ST 9in9 dber Die StroBe in
einen Stobr uno mohte enen Yacf aus
Stelnfob blenaI6e etpo bier BOD lang uno
6mei 3olI oif, uno in cine STE oehelben
thar ct un9efdbr einen SuppenlGfel poll
SbleBpulper.
9Sieoer in Die Sarfube eintreteno CAB
ct Dem 9Sirtb cinen 8inf, uno bat Den
bef9enoturteiten Monn unter Der 8rup=
pc, ieiuen StuDl etrpa6 5u rdcfen, oomit
ct itb pdrmen Tonne.
Or. 3. ite(lte ilb NIT Dem HGden Dem
81 fen 3u, 3oo Die Ro6flGael BON einan=
Der, uno fling 9on5 9utmutbi9 an Den
Oanfee Doodle gu pfeifen.
gtacb elmer @eile bemerfte Giner
uMabt Elm gutter Mor9en iein gum Sa:
ienia9en."
nSa," fa9te Or. 3. uno nabm oen 9e=
rooe ieinem S,rece pahenoen @s9enitano
ouf ni6 oenfe e6 wdre gut, ib piu 9teicb
ielbit 9eben. SO babe iult nau 5wei
9funo pom vbelten Dupont" (eine por=
5u9liDe Sorte Sbebpuluer) 9efouft, Der
bette Qrtifel in per Staot."
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Den paf aus Der Soi1e, riB oo6 Gde, no
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were sold at SO so, and in small lots Of Bran
dywine at So So Ia.
For Wheat there is moderate demand
Sales were made yesterday of 5000 bushels
prime Genesee, on terms not transpired and
1000 do fair Ohio, at about 81 25. Corn is in
fair request for shipping. Sales were made of
1900 bushels prime Jersey Yellow at SIC, and
5000 do. Western mixed a, 40 a soc. Rye is
less firm 1000 bushels were sold at 60 a 70c,
delivered.
Oats are steady at previous quotations.
$50 bbs inferior white Beans were sold at
G2 l-2 cents per bushel.
MoLAssEs-Small sales of GO hhds Cardenas
were made at l6 l-2 a l7c. 4 mos.
PRovIsIoNs-ln Pork there is no material
change Some 100 TO 600 bbls were sold AT
50 81 l-2 so for Mess and 90 for Prime.
Beef is in fair demand. Small sales City
Mess and prime at previous rates.
Picked meats are rather quiet. Sales OF 5O
bbls were made at Sd cents for hams, and
3 l-2 cents for shoulders.
Lard is in good inquiry but the firmness OF
holders restrict the sales $50 barrels chang
ed hands at a q 6 Lee. for fair prime.
Butter is only moderately active, so packa-
ges common Ohio, sold at l3c. and 100 do.
this state at Is l-2 Is SAC.
Cheese is without change.
RlcE--Sales of 80 ties. prime at $3 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01
From he Detroit AdrertiScr, May 2ih


A TERRrrIc HrRRIcANE.-Thc most vlo-
lent storm within our recollection passed over
this city between 7 and o'clock night before
last.
About half past : O'Clock the wind began
blowing hurricane, the rain poured in tor
rents, with copious in,ermixturc OIL stones
yaryinp in size from pea TO a walnut, de-
stroying many garden plants and breaking
many panes of glass--over 100 in the hydraulic
buildings. Several chimneys were carried
away and several ornamental and shade trees
were broken down by the wind. During the
storm some &c, 900 or &c, 900 feet of lumber,
belonginp to the Black River Steam Mill Co.,
. was blown from the piles and scattered IN every
direction, and mostly lost by falling into the
river, or broken and split up on the wharf,
The upper deck of the steamboat Wayne was
blown or and carried into the river; two small
houses in the upper end of the city were blown
down. and several fences were also demolished.
The city property at the water works sui
fered severely, The west gable end and about
one third of the roof on the hydraulic engine
house were carried off. The most serious
damape. however, was to the noble reservoir
building. The whole frame and roof enclosing
the water tank and covering the tower was
started up and carried some three or four inches
east, materially damaging the cornlce on which
it rests. The cornice projects out, commen
cling some 40 feet from the ground, and run
ming some 25 feet high, leaving space o
about three feet around the tank or reservoir
on the top of the tower. The cornice is open
ed about one-third of the distance around th'
building at the shoulder, and with the root
will probably have to be taken off to be repair
ed AT a cost of some $4,000 or $4,000 Con
siderable other damage was done about tn
city, and as the storm came from the direction
of Lake Erie, we should not be- disappointed
hear of disasters among the boats.