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a Ygw FRA IN HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTING.
:. rr,Ur AMERICAN PATENT DRfEhn-

/ Acompouni prepared upon strictly scrnnnc prn.
ciqies BE- now offered tD the public being adapleu ~ e
ba-I ellie, Ia mid-wuter or dog days. The boiling oi
c i. now rendered entirely uuue cessely, rs raw 49,
Dill With his Dryerwil dry quicker aud better than pota
t with any the Dryers nov IN use Paris tfeeh' com
mon Lsmpblack aud the Ochre Pigments, ali oi which arc
most Troublesome cOlOrs O phluiefs ny reason OF ''A
irving property, may be mais TO dry hard aud Zee
from tack. o. sickness, In a few hours
N1mer as certificates have been received ~ me manN
fc,urers from house aud ship painters aud from some o
lie most e1tensl doorclnth manufacturers IN MS c0u
a. tpsrfing % the penonty and utility OF TIE Amer
-ar Patent Dryer" over all articles now In use FOR Crying
paint .,,.,.., -
This Dyer particularly recommended 10 me roee o.
.bnntrs aud owners ~ the speedy drying ~ paint IN
.hirwork Is prime object In painting ships Al sea II
Invaluable from he fact that the paint may be made 70 dy
In three OF fonr hours 5000. .
Tbis Dccr Is .round 10 nusee0 of and packed IN sol
defed i'm cans containing "a rs or os each and cover
"a with red lsbe having the nsmes of tho manuacu
ers thereon Imay be Obtained ~ the principal paint ana
drug throu ghoui the country u l. wsrranea nnt
to become hard In the can. JOHN ID PRINCE Co
al I'M Manufacturers Brooklyn
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-. FOH SALE OR CHARTbR-A new barge
49, 1ut AGO iona burden. built ~ the bet maierii 30
and c0ppersssned, suitable Tor me River irties
nd w be sold on favorable terms or clsfer.g ~ s'
.sann For further Information, inquire OF JENKINS
FONDA ship chandiefs ii5 Westst " Y or % ne ship
..rt m q AP-S \ ALI ISON Hlhnknn. oL Ut
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OsWRGO LINEOFLAKE

Sstt--t sSysSt OArS-This Line Formerly under the
-<- mana cement Of J. Van Dewsier) con
Times 10 transport goods for Lake Ontario and al pof %
Lake Erie snd the Usper Lakes with dispatch and y ow
rstc. IL old propneiors. h. Fiizhugh Go. OF Os-
wego respectfully solicit The patronage Of incl, Old ends'
Ship dolls rs ndsy- eScepiedl FROM pier 3 East RIVER,
f5,i OF B.ose.st f. $. LlrrLEJOHN, Agent
~ lCo Broai-st
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- ur-. "a. -. Cove Nicsoi- 49,. - -
N 4 I~rr sf1r-sv Cans1lr.l r1a - A y % Y
P.tI-rs Tlst-c a. r-rf- r-s'rr-c-s
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- Ntgs ard Tcupee- -tilz-rs arc 80
A. rfrr-sd has tre az gssl 1l1 best rfn- ~ v
Il Wa T1guees brsi1s q Long H-lr kc re y p
or III De rsrufsct1ry q MEDHJk>l rEAADi y
M1iIer- sue Also 10 - had ear. cure i9I DA-a'll
"a
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r. Water-Cure 1r-titnics.-Dr. 4hALL pc.
caves palrs pr ~ ccmm0oi0us city r-ie' snt--- p
Lsrht-.f srd Al O7sfer Bay, L T. Ge1er.l setce a.
-s~-5 Ia aaric- zen far norne treatment Co1sull--
r0ns verbal Or hv .-t.er. 3 - -
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rHE NEW-YoRK BAY OEMETERR.

A OREEABLE TO THE PROPOSITION made by MS
ACompsng that no members Of any Church or behih-
cafv Society. who Individually or collectively nave or
.ha subscribe Tor more ois sucn societies are or
shall be entitled 20 lots grauiiousy FOR no oeneh Of
is poor members aud in this proportion for any number
subscgbed and "a seyera Societies ara now enuled 70
their l0t-, they respectfully requested 10 spP~n
with convey BY deed free from al membranes 10 their
nav bs eauted to sad should any subscriber desire 10
have l0f or lots located with those Oi his society mo
Company will do 90, exchange lheir loui II afeany
located without any charge. -
The third drawing will lake place the hrst day oi NO
vemher next after which n-w arrangements will b. made
a.! r.fsors wlO wish 10 obtain lots Al TIE very low
price VI SIS payable Ia monthly nsfall1ens OF " mad
better make early application For further particulars,
-fF' JAMES T LEErE, Secretary
Go. WOOD, Treasurer.
September =, 1919 80 l~f
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- FOR CALIFnRNIA-D-.ns-c Llne-salI

80 IOh CAL1FORSIA-D.spsic Liso-SssL
-. ltAhPDEc, 10 salt With CREST cispscn
vessel IA " the frsI class aud insgre- A. no %
rates Can tzse tho bulk Of 80 barrels lfsgri % lmp
osie application, slso, Few frat AID sec0Ifcslin
scngsfs Ffeshls by this line ssksn At ho 0yeft 50
and 10 cetsrtion 10 shippers. T. b. 5yTIVs
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r. Pewler- & w-l-, Phrcns'esi-i- sne
Publishers, -l1r Hsl. PSI Mann o. n-Ai - tNA
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" =.
THE WINTER SESSION VII commerce on ne -
A Monday q Novemb@r. and -oat-le = weeks. "a
.--- .-. ~ ,rr- anon Of lbs Irsf.rurnr
q Rev. r. CHASE. s. Nance Oh Ia
irRE~CB LAs>ES.-Nocs C. fREMiNEAy
a or-r rs FIRE cltses iof ' season or ~ --i
l-w more members can 1e received y c-ss or al.rs
cad ee1--rer somewhat sdVsrcet F"r pf-Fae lls-'
uo1 and olls- plrtc-a CAL 20 ai sosn ~ me a2ofs
B. M siosn VII o,sa class 1r l.iies and ssrte-
men in Vocs Muse A. ia rooms. - snieelin-s- 90
Frfsv evening Oct s a. = O'Clock Tee 7l1iu'1s nor
ousa tssght 20 ieoi-
UNIVERSITY GRAMHAK sCHO0L-Pn7l
\ :. a. JOHNSON, heci9f.-Lne nffi S-@I.-f Of ..e
Academic year be- ls cr N17csy. Sept s. Ile irre
Ds-.rle1 st-e Preparatory. ire T.. ish a1d ne s
csi-ses progresllVe course, ID WHICH lae pup. 7
advanced rem he nrs I'D en' 20 s.aie o pfsp1islou
kjr ne counur. -Lous- or re University.
Circulsrs may be obtained II HI chooreos o. q ne
Bookstores OF e. lockwood Son. al 2 oA- az, ani
'' "a 2 ass''' GEoReE PARKER P-lae.rsl
FAMILY scHOOL.-A clergyman Hv.ng on he
Hudson aiver sho9. distance rom - Ciyt Will e.
sstoa The iocalcn s remarkably healthy and pleasant;
The ruitlls "a new arl ~ sciors ~ ample pay ro-is
All lie comforts % L6rrs All receive thorough nsl-c-
non ~ al flc solid Branches o e1lcllon rof psFic-ae
apply 10 OF address Rev. KELLOGG Dooos srTry'
,DRENCH AND LATIN-Tao.e who wish to be-
sb,ve Is,-es "a 90 me schools OF New-Eolk Brcok-
I'm SC MONSIEUR LEFEBN RI, graduate or tne l li'
versity 81 Psrs. desires become kloWu References
unexcephonshls. Address care u chAds J9esyn. o.
Joha-st Naw.Yors. ,.9 .m-
gs MERCER-sT
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL VIII oereopened
4 on Monday. sept s. Circulars containing .e ms ctl
be- lad at the bookstores Of Robert Carer Brothers -
Broadway, AID slso d. Fsnshew :, , kIoadwAy
aus zlasow. WILLIAM FORREST, Puncipal
DRIVATE CLASSES 10 French and spanish
Il Prof A BAssET will organize his evening classes N
French and Spanish shout the is OF October For
n,rars appv az his residence 81 BroadW entrance
Ia FiauknsL g. Classes are open o- young adlcs N
the afternoon. p tNO's'Noou
NINE. CnTT.N. FRENCH AND ENGLISH
VI Boarding and Day school Tor Young Ladies, 80
tsla.rost between Wavery snd Clinton placel re-
opened Monday. september r. Nine. Couian Will Do a.
confer with her. sl3 Inn.
KtrA~rED-A lady 10 continue he education of two
w voung chi dren In the ordinary Englsh hrauches
French and the use OF The Psno. She will have 20 vs
heu daily ct their resldence-wih'u ore BAR hours s
Of this civ. None need apply whose views are nol MOD
eraie. Address q. A. c. 81 Ibis Office. o. '
no.RDrsC SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN two
ID or three hours tide from Ne~lorA, uJ ~ r. ana n a.
Railroad BOYS under " received al - per 44etle
DIV ol w. ABEL WHITLoCK, Principal
AIS. BAILOW Inform. her friends and patrons
VI hat her health beng quite reesabished sne
raslme lhe dutes % her school ON MONDAY, sept w
y-secoHt-s between Broadway and Fournay 81 "
MODERN LANGUAGES MADE EASY a. !oj
hiBowcry. class iormltg ia French. Terms ~
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A s.s 's.' o.s'. ''r'i'''s Carol w''''' fec '''''
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" B. CUTLER, Al-tioneer.
nIRLIC uINI~IKATOh,ss @ALt.-

4 WEDNESDAY, Oct DO, a. II O'CLOCK, % prem SEES a
L.s1~lar1-s be sold tie 1tre liefesl 4 he lac
Henry H1beri, decreased 10 hat Old esaoA,hsd Pub
lc-n1Jse and Tavern Known Inc slsr q Lspenarc g.
together win ne good viii sock, liquors, bar fixtures
Ard rri1re, ard he remainder q .ease, having years
4nt mo1Ihs 70 run sac Tor cash. Apply 70
sGEsos JAMES g. THAYER- Pub Adm. 7 g.s.zu-sf
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ORDERS FOR THE CITY, southern aud California
OI.ds executed ~ short eoce and ~ the lowest rates.
a he Sasa Bind snt Door steam Factory, a. WaiersI
near tn- Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. s25 ~.
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NOTICE hertty .fsl. flfslsltel f' Greer OF vs. '.
v gate oi he Oolat, 80 Niass % al F.fHa aNN h.-
RgNIANiN adams late 90 re CIu NJ rr'A1n i ''t A' ID
knr. iscrssed. -sht ihe sace I'D so toi.n'i'
anf-rs crsd DANIEL EN3yNf. 90 fe Aus1s bt.s, - t
.t ft- cry a Dro,isn. 90 hsNAl K. hNhlhf -. -
Il eit,. b- 80 ifss1ih "a, d Ne,-soe, e"
No. a.. = let1 nAeltl ENtiNl
r..a f.ssr NENhf C. HIt4hh
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- No,tee--.s .-sfsr.s.1 o. n Rev s.vrEL Ot7''n
e. e.s.1- m ne r-.,ra1 C-1rca n t-e Aessial ~
t.S- 9 So Wed1es1ay ere-lrE ,cri--- p
al ci-o-f rreci.-iv Se-- b. Re- ORriLi. vtf p.
IT, - ---fs i-r.f. esr-T--- n ct lflll
Dad % To- tff-.t seats ui = reserved fll in-i-
Lad = re u.fl. p siss 10 ne cl1rcc- % %
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TOILET AND FOR SALE.

...-~ Fa4ir4hfa
y. FOR RfNT Low =. .,ss,,h 40 III
- ts-lry All Basement hoa.es 81. -, -. .l.t
I1.ril-.olfi.. ~ ot.sNeen ..-.,is t.,tlr 81 a.
'isal1 Ni.- e.. N. ~, e.. n "a rArSON. i-u
..r r.aire I-l--s' - ,,ftr' ,~sn, ID ~. rreni.
adv af, u s--.is OF r ~ ~ - o., '-s. "a srl Al
fesr.s- a. ~ 800, --, .s,.v .sr
Appg ,3 y " -Ai ---'' GOV
= tn rFT--ts hsafsorrs f.t-ec-sory hr-ss, ~
~ Atar-.c-st >1ail tfo9s' f.- pr. .-..
49,, 'rr,......,. -.e.- ..ru,s... .r.y- Arryio
r. vi d AVIS a co fs Frctlurt. rIf r. y y
,, ~ nom D u "a srr.s-... Brork rn
~ 80 " -
- TO FET-h flru'stri hl.iss. t.ils'fi le.Nr-n
- Tr.-i lrl f.a1.- -t1r-ssf- les Ard So n sid
- tllr-ee s.ts 81 .h ehHrl ln i-.esg ~. ''rf
A. krQ.vD ANTHONY J nLtt. MN
50 III A4ctiQrerr PSF '4i ,t
.. IA ...,.f..
p - Esri 80 rsr ar.s. pr.acs-.oo inlie-
L. 1850 frrr.-- .I DANIEL ADEE ol 80 prcn-
.... IL f0- 81. ...'-.r \ \ .iU
- 10 IhI-A uc|-'iIa .taef suNf 90 rIN-I,r r''l
r. re.a. ., sNo fIl-isrei bedrooms Inquire - ~
- Irving .p.scs between al hours ~ y sd sai ~
=. -le--
- To LITTLE second ari t..fl i"t. ~
II +. lie he hn ding coz ci ~culr srf .unfrf
Sc .-'... 80 49, - -. -,
- toh - 49, ~. l,s r-.r,ia vrlo--st.rs.r Gun.
- 49,. l'i. ~, - k,riv to 80 Sa,.'h Ferrv
To "a. ,srSrio.ss esr,ssi Aonly ID John gGENCA.
= r.-----..s - y = g.RRErT ~ Cffvs.--st a. &
O. So ''N -' q ~
s., IT.
- FOR SAIE-A ulul1~r q cesifsoe .o.s ~ ne
- vi isEe OF Wc'ciiccs. Nt-itaes. - y 1. s.-s
-- east OF srf siioning no vl-se % No,saA - -"
a. rrtru.e.' RIDE 81 railroad rom ne y half y -
The io,s confsn about enc Acfe ese9 .ls SIS ~
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- water furr.-Df AEsSEAs vrans- 4-o--.-.-
~ .-r err es,sr u 1r~rt a. sun Or.1S-, ~ p. low
oos- r-r ~ reception e psienis - e..
- n - most desirable iocz -s Tor ir' ff-cf7 o
~ .,er C1-ea1f u fei in svery s1peflof neas
fara s-rae bal1s a.i.rted % .se fae-.s f,-s-. ~
80. s.t-1rar-- cave ~. foot Of C~T- ai.-fi CT d
1850 . s,f4PG daily. re.clils -cltl-l r4--- 10
49, s-- fss.sT, Tor crcu.4fs addressed % OrhsESsa
- 49, u Inc
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-TOTcE is HEREBY clvs;. slcaffug -, 90 Al ls1f
~ hasirg Sims sgsnst ARCHIBALD GORDON, se ni ff'
N al Rshnori asrl lat ifossst lr felsa 'sf ~
ne ssns sh he roa.ssrs th.rrt o. hf .lrr A. 81
.tnfit the sss de,estsj 30 ~ f----
f4. Ia W. 90 Casttnn iu Nkni.uf CALM 49,
La hs Tree 40 - Pc ss- Sew tofsf or cfts
ion. a.. sob dsy ID octotsr ID - ApuI ls lstA
as lswen SARAH A GORDON. Ainiu-usifA'
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r1s.~- % P-r-erv-s srl Restores .re rs--f-- --'
-rras ...- se-f a. Goes Away VIZ glasses cli-t
-. 49, Ns,r vnrt t-- 49, three N e-ca y --., -
B, 1891 No s. f-o~ Bnal -ay. ir Boston NJ otlef
49, IL rs ~ - R.s-r-rres z arul-1rce 80 llc
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gRENCH AND LATIN-Tacss who wish TO BE-
4 come pr0ecierl in speaking reading sni writing ne
above languages srd 20 he schools OF Newfok brcoS-
lvu sc MONSIEUR LEFEBN RE graduate or sne l ni'
ys~.itv Of Psrs Iesires 20 become known References
Address care u ChLd5 Joceyn. o.
Torr.st New-y1rk 80 iN-
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E'utR HINUTES WALK FROM BOWEkY-
LONOLEf L AOksL, l<f Crand-st y. Y
from brozdw.y-Ageacy for the purchase and sale u
r--l esz.e letting houses and collecting ro1s giving To-
f9rm--cl q houses sod t-nenens al over this Cy,
Brookyn, Nlsnsb1rgh and Jersey Ciiy, and psrs0asi
properly u every k1d, also, farms Tor exchange
npIry - 4-1l ~ cr-reni sums, lsrge small In al
etses u trust references vii be gfven CIDER vinegar
-.Nays On Akod Orsee open froEa % 0eloes ol ".
TO rHE LADIES OF sEW-fOkh AND
fiClAllf--Ise subscribers res pecupAy MORN ne
ladies' thar tney have Abdominal supporter Licn hoy
N-rfsni perfec ID al cases Of weakness snd FOR
far sgroassnx anything q I5e snd yet nVenlec-
LAl-s se-ded eir residelces Al leters poe palc)
promptly a,fe-let To-
ia I'M Ma . AEARA & Mr.. LOUIS. ifa Csnai-st
SOLAR LAMPS, O.rancoss 91c Chandeliers Of he
- siesl patterns, of0nzed gt or silve-ed Canphe1s
spintgas p5osgsDe g-s oil AID lard lamps hall street
snd cher AnIerns Britannia and ware cutlery and
fancy 0rnarers alec c<mphenes spirit gas pacp se1s
xas, Oh, wscks, glasses, &c e.
CHAs FULLEa, rs Grsea~ich-s
ale sm- ber~een " area aud Chamb-f. a.
rHkU h-strsw snd Band Box Boards for "a . cnsso
b. lsls lmi CYRUS W. YIELD co II Cnds 81.
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NIkUNh-susw snd band Box Boards for "a . cnsso
b. lsls lmi CYRUS W. YIELD co II Cnd sL
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Y hIIANNIA AHt. - D4v5 HAN4l -
anna Ware Blri8g sip os-fs for sale Al the low
e marAet prices
BdlAnniA lrus, cc1ss pos snd iea sets.
CastOrs with cll ElO.c aud preset bottles
o~ler plates, garcfs, dishes and hsslns.
Tauksgds, globes and plates f1r cor-nou service
M-slic cOunln q ouse nksialcs assorted sizes
Table AID lea spoons. Of superior q1G-iy.
Cigar lighters. a osw a1c useful ArAc.e.
Reed / b1rton's lel urns, lea setss &C. u
Parcs sr attention pad ~ supplying families a. reisl
ard ssely 1srclo wau4Llo1- % y
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:. mn LARGE.T LnT

- CAlIFnKNiA HUI ~E~.-I1- fN0FtTIl >
- ere always ready furnish he best Pori De Cal.
- flr-ia Houses this shy oter mafsef ara a.
very low "a e. TIE House. bull. By hsve been wed,
helv approved aed extensively pstrouxc1 BY CA.ii1r'
l. ara aud others. Csli ~ 81 Sruadwsv.
% ivs GEO FREEMAN co So Broadway.
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,7l FASiLD>ABLE HATs-Jusi tn.saei, ~
81 most splendid article over offered. eegsni re- eh
sll5 has. a. he low price Or ~ usually soi- o. -
Also. AZ trllcie az s. Sn-nesl bats a. =
an fr,- BROWN ifS Csnsi-sl
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BOARDING.

DDARDfs..-Two three gentlemen can be &C
ID clmmooated with handsome furnished rooms, and
breakfast and ga II required, with dinner On slndss
where no bosfdcrs taken. Croton bsth. and stages
nass IN. house every minutes Apply al 40 Ofeen~co-
= new number or 4 horses below bsac1-si. at
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16
To the Public.

Bargains can now be obtsined for Cash
at c. jackson & Bros. They have, deter.
mined to wind up their present business,
and Will dispose of their present stock for
cost. If you have any doubts call and try
US. ,.t:,,f ,..v vr.E
Ts all those ipdebtedto Us, we wish to. bs
distinctly understood, money We must and
will have, and if they do. not ,foYk in a few
days, they will find Glenn jorking them
with a summons.
c. JACKSON &BRo.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is ~herebylgiyen to al creditors and
Iothers interested in the estate of Beniamin l..
Todd, decd, that the undersignsd has obtained
from the county court of Pike, letters Of admin
I%tration, de bonis non, on said estate, bearing date
the 9th dayso Of February, 1849. All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby mott.
fed to present the same, properly authenticated,
within one year from the date Of said letters, or
they may be preclpded from having any benefit
lot said estate, and IL not presented within three
years, they win Be forever barred.
r va. BENJAMIN F. TODD. Admir-. 1
xardA 18th, ls49. (49-3w.l
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16

THE subscribers have on hand and will con.
tInue to keep, every variety of Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen's Saddles made to order. They have a
superior article Of patent spring seat, manufac-
tured alone by Mr.. Shannon, that cannot fail to
please. Also, Brides and Martingals to cores
pond. rt'h' @! JACKSON & BRO.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all crditors and
In others interested in the estate of Stephen
Stemmons decd. that the undersigned has OBJ
tanned from the Clerk Of the county court Of
Pike comfy, letters of administration on said
estate bearing date the 18th day of March,
is4s: All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the same,
Properly authenticated. within one year from
the date of said letters, or they may be preclud-
led from having any benefit Of said estate, and if
mot presented within three years they will be
forever barred. . a.sR nat III = 1 81
&c JACOB CROW, Admir-.
march 70, lS49.; = - 8 (49-3w.)
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16
THE WANDERERS T U
ArR-Old Virginy's Shore.


The day was gone, and The night was dark,
And the bowling winds wentby,
And the binding sleet fell thick and fast
From a stern and stormy sky,
When a mournful wal, through the rushing gale
Was heard at a cottage door
oIcarry me back-O! carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
Twas q youth who had left his mountain home,
He had wandered far and long:
He had drained the gohlet's fiery tide,
At the festal, midnight throng.
But a dream Of home came Ger his heart,
As he crept to the cottage door
o! carry me back-O! carry me back
To my mothers home once more. -',t rf
1 have left the hail Of the tempter's power,
And the revel wild and high
They cared not in their reckless mirth
If I wandered alone to de-
Doth the fire still burn on the household hearth
By the elr tree old and boar?
O!carry me backLO! carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
Like the weary bird thathath wandered long,
will seek my mountain nest,
And lay this aching head once more
On my gentle mothers breast.
Once more will seek the household hearth,
BY the elm tree old and boar IL.
o carry me baek--O!carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
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Farm for Sale.

VTVHE undersigned offers the farm upon which
he now resides, at private sale. Said farm
l60 acres, is, situated three miles
and Q half northwest Of Louisiana, Or. the
road leading to Paris, is under a good state
of cultivation, with a log and frame house
on it, the latter not quite flnished,-with q
never failing spring, and also a good mil
seat on Grassy Creek. irsn.1 .i
The terms and time Of giving possession
can be known BY applying to
March 18th, Is4g. (n46.) =.
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NEW GOOD s.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby givento all persons inte-
rested, that at the next June term Of the county
court of Pike county, I shall apply for a final set.
Element Of the estate Of James Jameson, decd.
s JAS. R. PATTON, Admir-. .
march 18th, ls49.
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OF InteRestto Tobacco PisNfeTE

1NHE undersigned wish to nurch,ss ! o,;,r.
l. tity Of TOBACCO, for which tbeS wiil
Pay q fair price in cash. Those wishius h sell
IN tins market, will find it to their intsre,t 70
give US acall, as we design purchasing an tat
price. He ar 01EWS's !. T 20
Louisiana, march 18th, le49.
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OVERLOOKING FAULTS.
Tie kindest and the happiest pair
Will have occasion to forbear;
And something every day they live,
To pity, and perhaps forgive.
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EfpnrgGtiion Of "Law. Latn."-The
Legislature Of New York has determined
to- externipsts all tlaw latin" from legal
proceedings. The effect Of this movement
was seen in the Court of Common Please,
in New York city, BY the recital of a recent
act Of the Assembly, which says: "Where a
defendant is about to. leave the State,
whereby the rights of the plaintiff may be
impaired; an order of'No Co may be grant
ed, and this shall be a substitute for the
writ heretofore knOwntas the writ of tas ex-
eat, ThsnsW legal expression sNo Co call
ed up such aludicrous, association of ideas
fron4hs vulgar Specifications hitherto at
tsched!to il, that the bar burst into laugh.
ter. .9I8s I0l s
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BOOTS &'2SHOES.
n -

U ME SUBSCRIBERS take this method Of
returning their thanksto their friends
and the public generally, for the patronage
that has been so literally extended to them,
during the past year. ,,s -
we still! have on hand avery description
OF Boots & Shoes ready for sale, which We
are daily manufacturing. We have, also,
tor sale every variety Of shoe leather and
hno,ngs, such % oak-tan and hetnlock sole
leather. kip, Philadelphia, French and pat
ent cali skins; good kid bindings and lining
SKINS. pegs, thread, knives, sparrow bills,
&c, &c, all Of which we will sell az low.
as me times will possibly admit for cash, or
20 Punctuai customers on time,3 ii wa,
2 ,fsfa MARLEY & CLARKsoN. la
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SLANDER.-The bachelor editor of the
Boston Bee, in speaking of the domestic
duties Of females, says there are hundreds
of ladies in that city who know not how the
apple gets into the heart of a dumplin.
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Persons wishing to 60 to anypoint in the
county, can be accommodated with a hack,
on reasonable terms. -.f %.
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 op-
.posite the Academy. John FOULKS Sr.
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'You can't do that again. as the pig said
to they boy hat cut his tail of.
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BATES, w. Z. JOHNSON, Master.
AS commenced her regular trips between
LII the above ports, stopping at all the inter.
mediate ports and landings. She will leave St,
Louis every Tuesday and Friday evening at 4
O'Clock returning will leave Louisiana every
Thursday and Sunday at / o'clock, and Clarks.
vile at 2 O'Clock. f-f.--.
The Edcard Bates has been built expressly
for this trade, and shippers and passengers may
rely upon the regularity Of her trips, and times
Of arriving and departing. Passengers and
freights will be received or landed any where on
the river, and all signals will be promptly attend
ed to without extra charge.
I-FOr Freight or Passenge, apply on board.
March 18th, lS4S.
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GARD S.
A G A R D..

n OCTpRS JOHN C. WELBORN & JAS.
IL T. MATSON, having associated them
selves in the practice of Medicine, tender their
services to the people of Frankfort and vicinity
in the various branches Of the profession.
March 18th, l849. (49-lm.)
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NnnN.a Ai
Create IA /,
81 ecasi9g THAN i seaisaoJ Cd,
ALIFORNIaA!
FoR 1849.s Is

For the approaching Spring, ? am manu-
featuring the largestand mosssplendid ss.'
sortment of sI!a .%ril9..a ID ,1b2i 1881 ed
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AAhAdy.f only ten ysars old was ma,ri.d
at RAasHna rses0tIF Females ras.ur. sar.
y IN Shstiasitads.o An eight 81 nine. youD.
ladies' tfs'df suficisht growsb ID, carr. %
~'sricag aiEtstiea9s .