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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
ERUPTIvE DISEASES
'ill find the alternative properties Of this articl
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

wiz hhu bhC oitStot'O PipPOahOo VI aih~iO
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
and drive such diseases from the system. See
pamphlet for testimony Of cures in all diseases
which the limits OF IN advertisement will ot
permit TO be named here. agents gre them aaray
they contain thirty-two pages Of certificates OF
high character, and a stronger
ARRAY OF PROOF
Of the virtues OF medicine, never rppcared. Iii,
one ofMe peculiar features Of this article hct il
nerer fails to BENG ! IL any case, and y jone and
museg are left 10 build upon let the enaeiatcd ana
s ~ HOPE ON,
rnd Keep taking the medicine as long as there is
an Improvement. The proprietor would
CAUTION The PUBLIC
agains. number Of articles which come out un.
def the head Of
SARSAPARILLAS, SYRUPs, &C,
us cares for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They are good
Jor nothing, and concocted to gull tho unwary;
TOUCH THEM NOT.
Theft inventors never thought of curing such
diseases till this article had done it. ,4paTtirulaY
stucs' Of The pamphlet is earnestly solicited.
Agents and all who sell this article are
GLAD TO CIRCULATE
gratuitously. Put up in 30 OF. bottles, at 81; Ig
OF. do. ct ST each--the Target hdldihg6 or
more than Two small bottles. Look out and noi
get imposed upon. Every botsle has "Vaughn's
Vegetable Lithon;nptic Mix,ure.n blown upon
the glass, the crilten signature of'G {. Vaughn
on the directions, and &c. c. Vaughn, Buffalo,
stamped on the corL. None others are genuine
Paepared by Dr. G. c. Waugh, and spd at the
Principal Office, 207 Iiain street, Baftalo, dt
Wholesale and retail. No attention given to let
tiers unless post paid orders from, regularly con-
shtuted Agents ercepted: post paid letters or ver-
bal communications soliciting advice, promptly
attended to, gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of this
eriicle- 1872 Nassau street, New-York city; 295
Essex street, Salem, Mass; and uy the principal
Druggists throughout the United States and C on
ada, as Agents.
For sale ly II. G.. LEE, Kaida.
l.. r. Davis, Columbus Grove.
Hamilton & Rice, Pendleton.
/. b. Smith, Gilboa.
June 20. 1913. Sslat
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coNsuMPTIvE PATIENTS

have already test. It's cxulted virtues, and cou-
fessed its surpassing excellence and an,nsing
power The remarkable success of this Balsam
no doubt owing in a grent measnIe 10 the pc.
culiarly agreeable and powerful nature Of its in.
Rrckient. Itisa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

-DR. G. c.. .vAuGHN's Vegetable Lithontrp-
II Itic Mixlme, This scelebraled remedyis con-
sianty increasing its fame by the many cures il
is making ali over the world. 1t has row become
the only medicine Tor family use, and is particu-
larly recommended for Dropsy: oil stages Of this
complaint Immediately relieved, no matter o. how
long Standing. See pamphlet for testimony.
Gravel, and oil diseases Of the urinary orgrne,
for these distressing complnilsS i stands alone;
no other artcle can relieve you; and the Gu a
testified TO will convince the most scep plcal ,-rse
pamplet. Liver Complaint, Bilious diseases,F q
yer and Ague.
10 the great West especially, and wh1g
these complaints prevail this medicine is %
No mineirl agent, no deleteIious csml ssA|
part OF ibis mixture, 1t cures these AiHeq1
with certainty and celeTity, and does not lssvs
the system torpid. See pamphlet.
( Piles, complaint Of most painful character, is
relieved, and cure follows by NV
days use Of this article it is .ar before any olhei
for this disease, or for any other DIS
ease origin ling from impure blood. See pam
lnhIet
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TO THE PUBLIC 4

TO THE PUBIC 7
NTHEREAS, William Hall, late o! Osceola,
w Crawford county, iraudulently obialned
my note for twelve dollars. ard for which he has
gwen me no value, this is 10 warn and notify all
persons not to purchase said note, as lwil not
pay the same, and shal! resist the collection of
said note by whomsocyer presented.
DANIEL MYERS.
Pleasant Township, Putnam Co., Ohio.
November 18, 1913.
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a saasl 3IaZ 8. GUTHRIE, ~ y
Agent for The sale Of DR.. Jayne's CcltirS4
ted Family Medicilc, nj his store IN the
roum formerly occupied by Thos. Coulter. ~
Ealida, Nop. %, 1913 sistege eas
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Mze All r.
WESTERN HOTEL.
BY WIN. MCCLURE.
w MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
W. up the stand formerly occupied b.!
W. L. Hipkins, in
Gilboa, Putnam County,

Where he will be ready 10 entertain the
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as esn be done IN tbs
section of country. His ssble will be sup
piled with the best ;hat the country atfordr
and he will do all in lis power 10 make his
house pleasant and agreeable resort TO
the travelling community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction.
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FINE HERBAL MEDICINE

Composed chiefly Of WILD CHERRY BARK ard
the genuine ICELAND MOSS, Che latter lnpoe
ted expressly for this purpose,) the rare mddiecl
virtues Of which ore also combined by rev
chemical process, the best ever discovered for
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
A THOUSAND NAMES

as proof of cures 10 this distressing class Of COM
plants. See pamphlet. All broken down, de-
bilitaed constitutions from the effect Of mercury
will find The brscng power Of this article TO ac'
Immediately. und the poisonous mineral efadica.
ted from the system.
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we have made arrangements 10 receive the
regular communications Of many other an-
tfors Of acknowledged cminencc and mark
ed ability.
We assure our readers that we shall spare
neither toll, care, nor expense 10 render the
new year Of The HOME JOURNAL every way
superior 10 all its predecessors in the rich.
ness Of its contents, the beauty ef its tyYps
graphical appearance. and the vigor and O.
terest of it's general character. s.s'e
As no more copies of the tcrst numbcr rill
be printed than The demand absolutely re-
quires, and as neU subscribers generally de-
sire to begin Nth tie beginning, il is adrisa-
bleto subscribe isitkcus delay, 10 droid mxy
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CERTAIN REMEDY

for such complaints, and also for arrangement %
tbs female flame,
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPRESSIoNS,
offered except this which would touch this kind
Of derang gements 1t may be relied upon as sure
and effective remedy, and did we feel permitted
10 do SO could give
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- -
ALanflAcs! ALMANAcs! ALMA
llAegAC 81 DIR. D, JAYNE would hereby
hs1sm the public that lie publishes annual
q for gratuiious distribution, by himself anA
al his agents, an Almanac, called .s'y 81
Haynes Medical AImnnnc.
y AND GUIDE TO HEALTH.
The calculations for ibis Almanac a.,
made wis great carcand accuracy and Tor
FIVE different Latiiudt and Longitudes, So
as to maksihem equally useful as Caleh.
darn every part Of the United States and
British North Americo. They are printed
on gosd n per, and wiiIll andss me new tyre
and are iieaily bound, and besides being the
neniesi and most aceurate Calendar pfin1ed
in lie United States, they contain a large
amorfl. of valuable information, suited b
the wants of all, and Of that kindy 400,
Which canro, be found in books. ~, SIS
HIS CATALOGUE, OF DISEASES,
|EQA Saxnaiks and directions for their areme.
Is tcally invaluable, and make them vel
s6 visiters in every house they en,ss.--.
K Eery family should possess al least one Of
Csc Annuals. His Almunac COT ls4p i
now ready for distribution, of which he. q
sigus to pul lisll at Ieast. TWO MILLIONS,
aid in oider that every family in the United
States and British America. may be iiiipi.ina
with copy, he hereby invites -
4ag .MERCHANTS AND ST0REREEfG Rs
10 forward their orders 10 him as early a
possible. rnd they shall be supplied lGRA-
TUITOuSLy wiibas many copies as they
may deem necessary 10 supply their Syasioas
customers. They are also invited at he
same time, 10 send a coPy of iheir sBlISi-
MSS CARD.' Which will 10 printed and
placed on the cover Of the almanacs sen,
Them, also without Charge. I. ,sApstd
They are al requested 10 give all neoes,
sury direct ons how The Almanacs should bs
forwaHscd 10 them. BY law they cannot BE-
sent by mail unless the postage is first paid
on them here. Hoea'h re ~
Orders (rost paid, directed /, DIR. D.
JAYNE, Philadelphia. will NICE, viii
p ompt attention. 'ai E ts1R
0rFAMILlES can OBTAIN ALsIAilACa
Gratis of g eds fsa 'aV'gasss Y NV"
Vi. aae ll9z 8. GUTHRIE, 'ai-i
Agent for The sale Of Dr. .yaynes Cclttrx4
ted Family Medicinc, 4, his siore IN sthe
roum formerly occupied by Thos. Coulter. -
EoI;d1 Non % 144A ttgse aag
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DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM,

weak back, weakness of the Kidneys, &C., q
inflammation OF same, isimmediately relieved "
q few days use o this medicine, and a care Us a.
woys result of It's use. 1t sands as
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
w lsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD %HERRs
GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSIIMPTION
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE

or Pulmonary diseases in the whole range Of
Pharmacy. The sale made in the Western States
have thus far been unparalleled; and the most
gratifying proofs its efficacy have oeea receiv.
ed from every place where it has been used
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-31

CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.-ln our last,
we copied an article from the Mecklenburg
Jefersonian on the subject Of canvass Of the
State bv the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor. In that article it was stated that MI.
Leak had written letter to gentleman OF
the West, in which he (Mr. Leak says that
he cannot consent to accept the nomlna'ion
should it be rendered to him by the ConVen-
ton, "a condition of that nomination is
canvass of the State We found Inc leltef IN
the Standard of the 23d instant, but too late
for publication in our last paper. we give II
in this in order that the Democracy in this
part of the State may judge for themselves the
reasons assigned by Mr.. Leak for this deter
mination It is needless for us to say that
our own views remain unchanged. We think
the State, under present circumstances, should
be thoroughly canvassed. We think that the
Democratic party should insist upon this, il
possible. We say again, that, were the ques-
ton presented for the first time, we would
probably be of Mr.. Leaks opinion. At this
late day, however, we think the good OF our
cause, which we regard as the good OF the
country, makes the canvass of the State not
only proper but almost absolutely necessary
We again express the hope that should the
Convention select Mr.. Leak, he will be indu-
ced TO yield on this point 10 the wishes of the
party. With this, we will stop for the pres
ent
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Merchant TaiIorinu-

NMHE subscriber thankful for past fayo,s -,
~ respectfully soliciting continuance # a ,Ia
same, would beg leave TO call public attention We
his splendid. Aew, and well assorted stoCI 70
GOODS, consisting of Black, Blue, and Rron "
French and English Cloths, superfine French w.,
English Doeskin Cassimeres, a splendid 1850 oa0
ment of Fancy Cassimeres, and Fancy Plaid "
tings, all of the ne,eeSt and most tasb;on.S.
styles. A large assortment of Gents Sh;'"
Stocks. Scarfs Cravats, and other articles tnn 49,
merous to enumerate. A new style of Drarva'.
surprising anything of the kind ever Offered ~ ~.
public in this market. A very superior art;cls =,
SAKE Gotha' Cloth, suitable for business "oo y.
and every days wear. A very superior assor,.
ment of Cloaking, &C., &c.
Gentlemen in the Army, or Navy, or M;,.;.
officers who may favor the subscriber with the;,
orders, will find them promptly attended to and
well executed. He feels warranted in saving 50
inasnuch that after his experience in fitting ont
the N. C. Regiment and its officers, that he Ia,
no hesitation in promising entire satisfaction. Or.
ders from any part of the State thankfully receiv.
ed and promptly attended to. CHAS. BARR.
MIA good assortment of Ready made CIo.
thing always on hand.
Oct. Is, 1S47.
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y. r. SCROJVW.4LD,
Botanic Physician.

Nurphy's building, I'd door from the corner o
Princess and Watersheds, North side.
WOULD tender his thanks to the citizens o.
Wilmington and the surrounding country io1
the very liberal patronage heretofore received anu
respectfully informs the public that he s k NI
on hand large and fresh stock of Boi ~,
MEDICINES, of his own manufacture OF PW"5
vegetable composition. These medicines are un w.,
versalIy known to possess virtues that have ls'J
been excelled by any series of medicines eSel% as
ered to the public. They are effectua TernsGra
for consumption. coughs, colds, Group, who0Pn pun
cough, cholera, cholera morbus, cholera infan'IIn
chelic, gravels, liver and spleen complaints u'
pepsia rheumatism, sick head-ach piles nei Vim
diseases, worms, letter, and all diseases OF the SA
itch, scrofuIa, all kinds Of fever, &c. &c.
ALso-On hand and for sale at manutactuitL,re
prices, RHINEHEARDT's patent glass pad o0"'''
and single lever TRUSS for Hernia.
Wilmington, July l6, ls47.
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that neither of the Deputies or Senaiofs from
that State had appeared at his office to receive
their pay, were referred, and no further action
had on the subject.
The elections for Senators and Deputies mad
taken place in the State of Puebla.
Another meeting of the Deputies was to be
held on the goth instant, and, we must add,
that we hope it will show an increase of the
members in attendance There is no excuse
for their prolonged absence, and the absentees
should be marked men,
From the Star of March B.
Observation-Disclosures meeting of the Sen
atols and Deputies present in Queretaro, was
to have been held on Monday last Whether
there was a 'iunta,'' and if so, whether it
showed an increase in numbers, we are una
Bile to say. No advices, that we are aware
of, have been received from the seat of Gov
eminent since our last summary OF the initla-
tory proceedings. The Monitor, in its last
two numbers, has had number of we'll writ
ten editorials, urging the importance OF spec
dy assemblage Of Congress. That paper of
yesterday commences an article with the fol-
lowing statement, viz "By the adVices which
we have received from Queretaro, we learn
that three Deputies resident in this capital, and
who could not repair to the seat OF Govern
ment through want of means, have brought
the subject to the knowledge of the Minister
OF the Treasury, through a person in Quereta-
70. The Minister, in consequence, has order
ed that the first proceeds from the tobacco rent
shall be paid to the Deputies mentioned, to
enable them to meet their travelling expenses
1t is also ordered that this measure be publish
ed for the benefit of all other Deputies similar
ly situated"
The Monitor thinks the measure will re-
move most of the obstacles which have hith'
erto stood in the way of an early meeting Of
Congress. We hope it may, for we are get
ting disguised with the course which the
members elect of the Mexican Congress are
pursuing at this time. If they will not come
together, is there no way to compel them tc
do so? We want them TO assemble either tc
approve or re ect the treaty. Why do they
hang back like boys, as if afraid to meet ;
question Of greater interest and importance tt
| Mexico than the United States
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-31

Serious Accident-We understand that Ma.
jor Van Buren,, second son of the President,
and for many years an officer in the United
States Army, met with a serious accident on
Wednesday, by the fall of his horse on the
Avenue, striking his head, producing contu-
sion, from the effect OF which he lay more than
an hour insensible in the road. He had re-
turned a week or TWO since from the army on
sick leave, after participating in all the actions
to General Scott, and prior to his arrival as
member of the staff of General Taylor, from
the commencement of the war He was re-
sorting to horseback exercise, under the advice
OF his physician, when the accident occurred,
and he still lies in a very critical state. The
modesty and gallantry of Major Van Buren,
are subjects of pride to his native State, and
shed fresh lustre on name already distin-
guished.-N. Y. Evening Post
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Carriages Repaired and Painted.

Carriages Repaired and Painted.
VHNHE undersigned would inform the public
N that he has located his shop for Repairing
and Painting every description of Riding Vehi-
Giles, near the corner of Dock and Second streets.
He respectfully socits share of tine public pat
ronage; and he will always endeavor to give sat-
lsfaction to all who may favor him with their CT
tom.
His charges will be moderate, and the cash will
be acceptable, when the work is delivered.
VIM. WELLS.
Sept II, 1947 Linn
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Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
III " UF.A TORY,
Market Street, Wilmington, N. C.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
= his friends, and the public generally, that
he is (besides the above purchase) receiving
additions to his stock; and from the faVo9Fa-
BILE circumstances in which he is enaoied 10
present himself before the public, and from
his experience in the above business he feels
assured of his ability to give ent!re sat!stac-
tronage. He has taken the store lately occu-
pied BY Mr.. Guy G. Hotchkiss, where he ill
at all times keep complete assortment of
Saddles, Brides. MartingaZes, Collars, Whips,
B 81 and Spurs; Carpet and Saddle Bags;
Trunks, paHses, &c, &C., all of which he will
warrant to be Of good manufacture and mate
rial. And every article connected with the
trade will be sold low for cash, or on short
credit to prompt customers.
JOHN ]. CONOLEY.
EREPA1R1NG Of all kinds done at the
shortest notice, together with trimming Car
riages and making Church and other Cushions.
January I, l848. j. }. Z.
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From the Raleigh Standard

NIAKCH IA, lS4S.
w w. HOLDEN, ESQ. My dear Sir: En-
closed you have for publication copy of a
letter with slight immaterial alterations
which was forwarded to w. Lander, Esq, OF
Lincolnton, on the 18th ultimo:
Not having noticed its publication in the
" Lincoln Courier I fear it may have mis-
carried.
NV present position before the Democratic
party, is the apology offer for the reques
made
), You will therefore please publish the letter
with this note, as explanatory thereto.
Respectfully, your obi serv,t,
w. F. LEAK.
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For the Journal
CHANT TO FREEDOM!
BY JOHN ROBINSON,

BY JOHN ROBINSON,
PROFESSOR OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Columbia, bright land of fair liberty, hail
Long may concord and unison thro'out thee pre-
vail
Be thy star-spangled banner to glory unfurrd;
Be thy sons and thy virtues fam'd over the world.
Young Nation, God bless thee
States, Kingdoms, and Empires their rise and
decline
Poor tints evanescent the broad chart of tine
Barely notes their existence-scarce marks where
they stood,
Nor shall ours be their fate till cease to be good.
Great Nation, God grace thee
The hist'ty Of nations I've noted with care
Ere they fell, had low vice and injustice been there
Then be yours the proud province to guard against
I'm the lands that produced them don't fath-
onaleSs seas
Dear Nation, protect thee!
But nearest, and worst, vile Britannia eschew;
Be her wiles, the base tyrant, warning to you: -
Her own subjects curse her!--already her tall =
Is Meme TekeI Upharsan," she reads on the wall !!
And a pulse in my heart for the land of my BIRTH
Throbs delighted, to revel her downfall in mirth.
How she struts, heartless ty1ant incrusted in
crime,
Inebriate with blood does not John the Divine
Point to her as the strumpet.
Join then, sons of union march forward in love,
And with conscience unseer'd, ask your aid from
above;
Let political feeling neer guide you so far,
AS for once to lose sight of proud libery's star;
Let the shade Of your Washington brighten to view
That his mantle, at parting. was caught up by you.
Free Nation, God bless thee!
GoLDsBORo', March, ls4S.
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EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYMPH
IL SOAP, composed of an Eastern Botanic dis
covery, of surprising efficacy for rendering the
skin soft and fair, as well as imparting delicate
roseate hue to the complexion. AS creator and
conservator of that most Distinguishing charm of
female loneliness, a transparent fair skin, Jules
Hauks' Nynlph Soap, or Eau Divine de Venus,
may be said to exert almost magical power. For
sale by LIPPITT & WILLKINGS,
Ian %. Druggists and Chemists.
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TO the Public.

TT TAKE this method of informing the public
~ that now occupy the Livery Stables formerly
occupied by Mr.. H. r. Nixon, and solicit the
patronage of the public generally. All persons
who may favor me with call, may rest assured
that their horses will be promptly attended to- Is
| fatter myself that have the best of Osters.
OfAlso a large Lot for the accommodation Of
DRoVERs.
w. 7. ]. VANN,
April 23d, lS47-T32u
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LIST OF BLANKS

I'm HAND, and for sale at the
County and Sup. Court Writs AoE.
do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters administrators Appeal Ro.,
fusor ticket, tickets Marriage Liceu,.
Constable's bonds Adnin;st.o onds
Notes of hand MiIitar,, n Do
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land 1eoSSas
do Branch Bank efthe Negro b.,
State Warron.
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca SahOn, "a SaI
Inspectors Certificates Bills SAL =,
Certificates of Justices attending Co.." egFo
UTAny blank wanted and not on h.n.
printed with the utmost despatch. Will be
O5OAicers of the Courts and other oH;o..
all other persons, requiring blanks, or aOv y, ahd
work in the printing line would do well r. O'hef
a call, or send in their orders. We are d." 60 %
ed to execute our work well, and at III. rS.an
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFr rTPest
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$ the largest and best assortment of
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS,
Umbrellas & Walking Canes.
ever brought to this market. We continue
at the old stand North side of Market Street,
where may be found at all times good Beaver,
Nutria, Brush, Cashmere, Moleskin, and
Silk Hats, of the latest New York city style.
Broadcloth, Silk Velvet, Oil Silk, Otter, Seal,
Muskrat, and Glazed Lawn Caps, of the la
test and most approved fashions. Youths,
Boys, and Children's Caps, large variety.
Ladies Riding Caps. Gents Smoking Caps.
Infants Caps of various qualities, patterns,
and coors. Fine Silk, Ginghams and Cotton
Umbrellas, and good assortment of Walk
ing Canes. We have also large stock of
WOOL AND TARPAULIN HATS,
which we will sell by the case or dozen much
lower than can be bought elsewhere.
Country Merchants supplied with goods in
our line at New York jobbing prices.
Planters and others wishing cheap Hats or
Caps for Negroes, will find it to their advan-
tage to give US call.
N. B. Cash paid for Otter, Mink, Fox,
Wild Cat, Raccoon, and Oppossun Skins.
November 10, I847.