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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-07
J. S. BARBOUR,
J. THOMPSON,
ALPBEUs FELcH,
PIERRE SoULE.
To Hon. William R. King.

SENATE CHAMBER, June y, 1852
6ta~tleoaen ] hnve the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter, notifying that
have been nominated by the democratic conven-
ton as Vice President Of the United States.
This distinguished manifestation of the res
pect and confidence Of my democratic brethren
commands my most grateful Acknowledgements,
and | cheerfully accept the nomination with
which have been honored.
Throughout long public life am not con
scious that have ever swerved from those prin-
cipes which have been cherished and sustained
by the democratic party; and in whatever situa-
ton | may be placed. my countrymen may rest
assured that I shall adhere 10 them faithfully and
zaalou ly-perfectly satisfied that The prosperity
of our common country and the permanency Of
our free institutions can be promoted and pre-
served only by administering the government in
strict accordance with them.
The platform, as lald down by the Conven-
tion, meets with my cordial appreciation. 1t is
national in all It's parts; and l am content not
only to stand upon it, but on all occasions to
defend it.
For The very fattering terms in which you
have been pleased, gentlemen, 10 characterize my
public services. l feel that ! am indebted to the
personal regard which l am proud to know you
individually entertain for me, and that greatly
oyerrate them. The only merit can lay claim
to, is an honest discharge of the duties Of the
rious positions with which have been honored.
This | claim-nothing more
With the highest respect and esteem, I am.
gentlemen, your fellow citizen,
WILLIAM r. KING.
To Messrs. j. s. Barbour, J. Thompson, Alphe-
Us Fetch, and p Soule
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-07

N z ESSRS. Rose s, King, as teachess.7f Dam
w cling, respectfully tender their profession
al services 10 the citizens of Yazoo Citv and VIM
entity and hope to receive liberal share of rat-
ronage We feel satisfied from our long expert
ence in our profession, that we can give ample
satisfaction to all who NAV favor MS with "A CALL.
Fora series Of fourteen lessons, 80 90
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Inc length Of your public life, and the virtue
ld ability which bave characterized it, make
Ruknown to the whole country. and give both
Union and the States the acceptable assur-
e that to you may be well conhded all the
responsibilities Of this high trust, whether they
immediate or contingent. The foreign and
Ia stine TRIALS through which our country has
paIsed while you were in its service have proved
ln IN every difficulty you were wise, temperate
anf hrrn Your labors have eminently tended
to Iuard the rights of the States, and TO protect
th9 integrity and safety of the Union The res
OH ions adopted by the convention set forth the
ca1 inal principles Of the republican school Of
poltlcs, and your past fidelity to them does not
al pw US to doubt Of vour continued devotion
II these fundamental doctrines. Il is his es-
t1blished fijelty-joined to just appreciation
+ your practiced abilities, your great experience
fnd your unsullied worth--which attracted to
you the public mind, and awarded to you this
distinguished proof Of its unsolicited approba
ton. With all respect, your obedient servants,
]. S. BARBOUR,
J. THoMPsoN,
ALPHEUs FELcH,
PIERRE SoULE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-07

WERS. ROSE having permanently located
Va herself in the city Of Yazoo, is prepared TO
make Ladies Dresses, MantiLlas and chidrus
clothing of The latest styles, and in most work
man like manner. MIS-. Rose will receive a-l
work entrusted to her care at her residence near
Mr.. J. Horns, on Main street, below the steam
boat landing. July z, 1852 So
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WAsnINGroN. June 2l. 1872

SIR; The democratic republican party, which
metan convention at Baltimore the first of June
nominated you as its candidate in the ensuing
election Tor the elevated Office of Vice President
Of the United States. The duty of cominunica-
ting i to you has been assigned US, and we res
ectfully ask you to accept it.
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CO. The examination Of Mrs Bostick's school
on last Tuesday aud "Wednesday, showed pro-
ficiency in learning, highly creditable to both
tutors and pupils. Wednesday night was ap-
propriated to the reading of compositions, all
of which manifested an elegance Of style. and
pofth Of dction truly honorable to the young
ladies'
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While The tree


OF freedoms wiher'd trunk puts forth leaf.
Even for thy tomb garland let ii be.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-07
Henry CLAY is HBead.


Henry Clay IS Dead.
IA few days since, these few and melancholy
words were borne to every part of the United
States, and Nation now weeps the loss of one
of its greatest men. Henry Clay, the man
whose life fills so large place in his country's
history, whose greatness has stamped its impress
upon the age in which he lived whose eloquence
has swayed crowds and courts and States and
Senates, whose fame has penetrated every
land that the sun illumines, and she'd its radi-
ence upon every sea as
E Far as the breeze can bear the pillows foam .
Henry Clay the great American orator,
statesman and patriot, is dead A noble race is
finished high career is closed-a great life Is
ended. And on the bier where rests the stricken
form of the mighty dead, minge the tears of for
mer friends and opponents. All animosities
and party predjudices are forgotten. Henry
Clay belongs now to history, and one of the
greatest nations of earth pays its unbought tri-
butte of respect to one of the greatest men that
Ethe world has ever produced.
~ The death of Henry Clay leaves only one of the
three first statesmen of the age. He to whom
the south looked in her hours of darkness, as a
lamp to her feet, and light to her path, has
preceded his compeers into the valley and shad
ow Of DEATH Now the pride of the west, that
bright particular star, which shone brightest in
he darkest sky, which thousands have followed
as did the wise of old. the star Of Bethlehem,
has gone down to rise no more. The great lunn-
mary of the north is without rival in the DO
iitical firmament. Why may not Webster pro-
nounce the eulogium of Clay A theme WORTHY
81 his genius and genius worthy of itsthene. Il
La the grsat intellectual struggles in which
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-07

Henry Clay has been engaged, and where ne has
been opposed by foemen worthy OF his steel,
his giant mind has had occasion to put torth all
its strength. and to exhibit its wonderful powers
to an admiring world; bis genius has aid claim 70
heritage of immortality, aud nobly has Il Deen
won.
"The grave The grave il bufies every error
covers every defect. extinguishes every resent
ment." Hallowed ever be the sod Under winch
shall repose the ashes Of the patriot and states
man. whose life has been devoted to the service
of his country Let the unperlshable marble
mark the spot, that his couatrymen IN all time,
and the devotee of liberty from every land, and
in all ages, may know when they nave seen the
last resting place of Henry Clay.
yerilya great man is gone--a mighty spirit
has donned the seraph'a wing and made its flight
to heaven. But it goes not unaccompanled; a
nation praise, and nations gratitude are bear
ing itup to the home of the spirits God
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in all ages, may know when they nave seen tiie
last resting place of Henry Clay
Verilya great man is gone--a mighty spirit
has donned the seraph's wing, and made its flight
to heaven. But it goes not unaccompanied; .
nation praise. and nations gratitude are bear
ing itup to the home of the spirits God.
cceptancc OF the Democratic Nom
nations.
CoNcoRD, June II, 1852 I
Sir: A National Convention of the Demo
cratic Republican Party, which met in Baltimore
the first Tuesday in June, unanimously nomina.
ted you as candidate for the high trust of Presi-
dent Of the United States.
We have been delegated to acquaint you with
he la4a,ainatinn. and earnestly 60 request 'iia'
you Will accept 1t. Persuaded, as we are, thai
this office should not be pursued b. an unchas-
tened ambition, it can never be refused By du-
tiful patriotism.
The circumstances under which you will be
presented for the canvass of your countrymen
are propitous to the interests which the consti-
tuition entrusts to our federal Union, and must
be auspicious to your own fame.
You come before the people without the inn
pulse of personal wishes aud free from all selfish
expectations. You are identified with none Of
the distractions which have recently disturbed
our country, whilst you are known to be faith
fal to the constituiion-to all its guarantees and
compromises You win be free TO exert your
tried abilities within the path of duty, in pro
teeting that repose we happily enjoy, and in Civ
ing efficacy and control to those cardinal prnci-
pies that have already illustrated the party which
has selected you as its leader-principles that
regard the security and prosperity of the whole
country. and the paramount power of its laws,
as indissolubly associated with the perpetuity OF
our civil and religious liberties.
The Convention did not preternit the duty of
reiterating those principles, and you will find
them prominently set forth in the resolutions it
adopted. To these we respectfully invite your
attention.
tits firmly believed that to your talents and
patriotism the security of our holy Union, with
its expanded and expanding interests, may be
wisely trusted, and that amid all the perils which
may assai the constitution you will have the
heart to love and the arm to defend it,
With congratulations to you and the country
upon this demonstration of its exalted regard,
aud the patriot hopes that cluster over it, we
have the honor to be, with all respect, your fell
low citizens, J. S. BARBOUR,
J. THOMPSON,
ALPHEUs FELcH,
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New Grocery aud Provision store.

INHE subscriber respectfully informs the Citizens of
j. asriIie and the surroulidhg country that lie has
opened Groccry Provision AND Fruit Store tue
of Main and Fourth stree- and i'll be his aip 10 Keep
ever! article in his line, either wholesale retail.
ye on nanda large Lot of cheese whieh will sell by
be box single pound; among the lot there Is some Eng.
lLsp Dairy Aeesc- zieh srlc Coffee. Rice Raisins
Oranges Lemons Teas Of all kinds Lard Gil Vinegar
Aolasses Green Iitcs- Capdlcs starch Mustard Pep
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper, Tea and Table spools
and many other articles too edio mention which Ier
SONS may see by giving me All kinds OF ProJl
Matstt-a lslGeNl AS.SPALplNG.
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Belle Vue Gardens.

ffHE proprietor of this garden aud public house, has
IL tirely rcntcd til, building AMI Improved the yroun
asl is ready receive visitors. This place of
Il ssituatcl river bank juht aeyw Pigeon crco
Bridge and sbat syort walk from the heart OF the city
af all kinds be obtained and the wants
fvistors carefully attended, to- The undersigned w
= aystc 'sar, o-atiyBd ross visiting ais
4 ,fir JOHN ". MATTHEW'S.
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QUEEN Sw ARB,

1.-TWO hundred apll,tSiy crates Quccnsware. and live
i hundred ar sixty packages Glassware with n gen.
,ra Of French, English, plain and fgured
Gold brand Ciiia German ware, &c. Sltofwhiei must
,c sad tins srrinS The sSck is comTletc. eswas i'm
ported especially for this market. We dd .,ict the
special attcscn of heavy dcalcN, who have hitherto
made their purchases wtiic frst and Sous, rs re uc
age. Those waniugito buy would do well torsH oa.e,
rs 90 ps and Will be sulh at lowest gures.-
Some assorted crates and cisss hand.
TEsNs cash. accepted paper. Mershants visiting
city viii 6n,l 81 their nterxt to mke purchases OF
u.s. Imhe2 HOILfNGSWOKTHx HUGEES.
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CUuk,S FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened. IN Linfk's
Il building on First street. between Main and Locust.a
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my selection
from Eastern marke.s whh will sell at very low prices
for cash, or Produce ef all kinds n IA .f.t
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter
Cbeese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, for the
table direct fm the farnevs, hsing made arrangements
to be supplied several mesa week during tile summer
with all kinds OF Country Produce All goods purchased
as Cooks G be delivered The residence Of
AZ desired have market wagon especially that
nurpose therefore solicit share Of public patronage
aud VIII try to merit II. Please call and exa;nne my
stock. [je30tfl if-t 80 -1fi'sl. O. H.. COOK.
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aiasascO Steam Furniture Factory.
!. WHOLESALE RETAIL.

80 WHOLESALE q RETAIL. .
3 Messrs. KA RICH, WEiZELA KLIHrWORT
would inform use public thai hayitsg fcce,tl
~ established IN lauiascs CHS. a SteaH FurJ.sre
Sk8 Pactory, thes kavs COMMENCED manufacturing
Bureaus. Redscads NariSsbes as,d other ki,.is
ST Furniture By sts. tsuS eakig fhrn 81 fsFI tkese
zsstss sswer than lie Aase eisse here in this city
ssr ~ Cs SsefSvs sriees. Ysr Herk in
ees,ecf h equal ~ thst DfthS CinSiaaTfi GsfsAes
css,io asAd viii be tseparcd fus0sA eo,Mry ,aanu
6seture wkb whm ssss desire ~ ts tsticulas. The
sessiu Of ssss vss1ng FurGxe iS S<nalsd ts sAs T VI
tsais Fasxory. - ~e'~
The warecesn n or Main street. tetwAen Third and
Fsarh- Ne keep foesac Chairs af <sfTeresh vaEsaes,
sesadsr add ~ther kinds Of Furniture, III the
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wHonEsALE AND FErAIE.

TOHN $. HOPKINS is opening the finest stock
u Fancy and staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in this
marke. His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
the most desirable syles OF SILK Persian Cloth, Bcregs
dlaines French Musns Giiehams and Prints-a'l fast
colos. very choice selceiion of Bpnpcts AMI Bonnet
Ribbons; also few fine French Fipwer for out and in
side trilrmng Grape Sawls Piano and Table, Covers
Carpetirg Mating and fne Rugs ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Bcysi Boots and
Shoes Panra ad 1eghorn Hats, Looking Glasses, Hare
ware Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains an6
CURTIN Material, in fact everything usually KEPT in the
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Payer busi
pess may be found yer, low Cor cash. lapezl
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POfrait PaillIiny.

tn POINDEXEER, Portrait Painter, has taken ,.he
l. - roems in foscis building, Mt head of salrs where
he would be pi:isedo have ci,izcns call and examRc
his ecimens Of painting. die intends remaining, in Ev-
ansvilc but short time. aud would inquest those dcsi
Of having their portraits painted all lie
promises give satisfaction and oay patronage
he may deserve it. .rr tl-f laaS1tfl
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BOARDOF HEALTH

/ .r.--rof aoOAhOl Ck k7EALT6. .-.Fr 49,
meeting Of the Common Counci oftbe citr of Pv
"A sn,vlc r,d July 18th, ls5 tue following emil
men were aploinieda BoARD. HEALTH for said cat, or
the ensuing year. liF I'D 80 hff ~ -flfIs ~
PRS. A. C. AAI.L0CK, .7 MISUNDERSTANDING
+. Y. MITCHELL, y. r. DAVIDSON.
Tbos. NJ Johnson, ESD. I'D -
fhe following Sections. are city ora,nnnec..ia si
ikyN ,. itsha be The duy every practicng rny
sican IN tio city, to notify some the board Of
neat OF ever! case of contagious in
the city, within sx,ours AFTER The presence of surb dis
ease cpmes 10 his kpowiedge and every such pician
come to his snoyledse in The eor.: Of bis
praetce and also the Of such DEATH and should any
neglect to comply with the requirements ofts
setGon Of tins ordinance he shall for every such negec
forfeit and pay pqtess than three more than twenty
troduee or aid or assi>t in Introducing into city any
contagious or infectious disease OF dangerous or loat
e elicer sus' person shaiior every such offence
larse JAS.C JOyES M.ror
t .e0. :. tnAs'Ifh' .e clerk Il alasc jy2ea aml
HARP4R FOR SEPTEMBER. zs,d
tSI r,sel.ed, tiarpers Masa inc for September and
- Dor sale at the corsrrR. by 'fl - 'lflifl'lT
sefss3 l-----. a = RAfHBoNEk & WHEELER
.iwm m EPoRrsM4N.s 80 1a 'nnos
DoUBLE barrel Shot Guns to sl9; Boys siagle sho,
RIfes-a good assortment, viii: Shot Belts Powder
Fiasks, bullet inoul'is, DC. Just received by
ssH.3 'es Zoo BABt'oCk BROTHERS,.
ss 80 lhs NEW GOODS. taot aaf
CASfS Boots and Shoes :36 cases and bales Prints.
and moESsS MEN pRksoS
DoTTED swiss.-soo pcs assd reed this day and ior
.i,cs ' 80 q 4u7 Main street. Louis Iou;.sil,e' eo Kv.
TSlRE SCREENS AND WINDOW BLIyDS.-5U differ.
IL ent patterns G Fresercens from which select
supply Of Window blinds, constantly hand and for
sale very low BY JOHN G. DEVEREUY, JR
d jy27 saI Main street, between Ist and Cd.
Cas- IS assorted Pans; ii --srr -,f /, :, a.
do SILK Parasols ast reed and for sale all at rery
low prices. lje15l J. II. MAGHEE co.
S00GRoss Agate Buttons, reed this day an .or
OOO sale oy L1t9 LLlA 81 JAS. LOW &C0.
sepc2 Az Main street Louisville Ky.
CCASES shirtIng 1--WE ed. reed and for sale by
= scpt22 JAS. Low CO., 4I7 Main ST. Lou. Ky.
CARPENTEs s's PLANES.
ND Mechanic Tool. f an kinds and OF fis very be-s
quality. ON band and con,:antly receiving fresh sup
Plies. at the sign Of the Mill Saw.
.l.H' "a isei q rhai3 en- GRIFFITH
nniRD FRUTr.-6 bbls Dried Peaches. good and ia
= nne order. for sale by Ijysl SAMUEL ORR
I CASE ~ assorted rapcs, Just reed and for szlesy
4 aug o' .i3s.a - ~ IN MA1HEE & Co.
10RoLIs Of suPcior pl. and Inera'n. ssSie Car
~ pets for by sagsa J, ". MA6HEE 4 co.
DIo coFFEE-Js Rags reed per steamer 64fno, =,
~ ~'clz s g. f-.llf-f 80
.f tr.-rrf - t,f,t
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EVANSVILLE, la THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER 80, 1852.
CLOTHING, &C.

-,o~----,>~~>-~- ~>-S)>+--~~-@~~~~-~~~~
CHAs. W. MACK, - A. LoBENsTINE
H.. 49,. ...-f So slEsesb a.......- .-.....-
i -trG MACK &LoBENsTINE'S s,.t
WesternStar Clothing Store
! IN FULL BLAST!
! NSVIL LIE. INDIANA,
IN rnr LawxR sroiY OF DRkw's PAVILION. CORNER or
/ WATER AMP SYCAMORE 'srzErrs:s iT' aq h01
+, Msssrs MAciS& LoRENs'T1NE - -,
~ have just feceiy esl and wilftontinue GMl4!
!, to receive weekly M from their large srI5SN(Y w
sinna!i the largest and most extensive assortment of
I SPRING SU SUMMER CLOTHING, h
manufactured withan especial view TO mceg the wants
the markct aud ehnsis,ng " every artcc of aigmrc
necessary conaplee tho wardrobe OF Individuals
!; raai =enish + COATS. 5fef n3,7d. s,
The fS,iowis kinds made of he bvs, and in
BLACK cl0,h dfcssand frock Coats; ~ .iia OF Cess
Bfow'n, black and dinvisible CT ;.ni f,.,, - tr
Grey, black brown apd gold n.ix'd Tweed:' -
livery kimi of loose summer Sacks, dress and
frock Coats and Coatess all OF which rcstct;fat
invite the particular attention Of the publie. osT
-'if 9aie1 srfb PANTS. ttFt- ts- .tt.tr
/ Super black and fancy Cassimcres,
All varieties lsopbazine and Drap d'Efs;i % hEaa
Grass Linen, Dpeskn and Corduro,:
Cassinet, jeans aud fancy summer Pants Of eyrFy do
sssNTuaa VESTS ssfgss
Black Satii and fancy silk Vests: y ssrr
Velvet, valencia. bun and white Marleles, Linen;
Cashmere and &, sinet, ith all
and ut the var, low est prce..
-.o.fUHNl:SHs NG GOO Ds.' a, a,
large assortment OF CUSTOM T'ftW
N 5sIT ~ sIuaaa bosom shrt<, ,sAirt collars, y u
cpyss ofsuef,or quality and beautiful patterns, SIX krit
cotton drawers, gloves n,
Other article usua! found in the most ensiye establish
ments VI the country , ~. - Er1
- in connection with ther large stock of &c
cleihing, thes; will keep fne assortqisns =
ofCANr's SuPERIo1 nArs AMP CAps. 1s"S
Also, all kinds ef Union Mexie California, Ieghorn.
Panama and other stiessf hats xi;b variety sf 9s
BOOT SR nd SHOE -. si1hs
is useless " meo.on their elegant and very extensive
iot sf hog skin and other ks ofTRpsss. CARrxr BAss
and EALHy$,
We atwaSs and Al al pes prepared 10 sell Clnr
nj Wholesale, sactured isi the most sussntiai
much aHsefky hOxse in this fifg and
oD terms 10 asoraby with amy house %eS0ffhs
A~xbany Mouitsins. One Of fle Iropreiors has been
tsrsc aontbs in Cincinga, Tor e express purpose of get
tng utp DIS stock. and so4jeits costinuace ofe patron
agc so liberaiiy bestowed on aem. Respecttis..
/ MAcN 4 LoBENSfJNE.
m. Cat
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NOTICE.

rs hereby Civ tc the qualified voters of Vanerburg
a county, Indiana, that election will be h.1dat
usua! places OF holding elections in said county,
second Tuesday in octojer ID. ls,2 For the purpose
of cicctHg the following officers, towt One Governor
one Iisuieuant GayeTBor- Secretary Of STATE,
Treasurer of State Auditor of StSc. Judges
u,o Supreme Court, Reporter of the Supreme
Court, Clerk of the Supreme Court, one nieis
bcr az Congress- the first s-io,l Dstriet
Judge of the First Judicial Cir.uit, Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, one Senator, one Representa-
tive, one Clerk of she Cirr, and Court of CGl3mon
Pleas, county Treasurer county Recorder,
Sheriff, county CofJuisspncr, one Prosecuting At
torney for the First Judicial Circuit, Prosecuting
ttorrney or the Court of Com Please for the
ond District; Superintendent f Public Instruction.
Assessor. fr each nshp aud Coroner, and
one county Surveyor. ~ s.d at-.-.a le.-..
JOHN s. TERRY, S C.
EranssifIe. ss-ust fa'h, is52--augsI
s0CASES Shirsi,s 6hccs, reed and f,r sale by
= scpia2 jas. LOW * CO.. si7 Main st. LON. Ky.
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DAGUBR RREOrYPES .

M R.E-Z. webesersth Prince OF picture makers vii
lvI aYrivs here "Wednesday morning. on his sy
louisville and -rewsin unui Saturday. Mr. w. make
this CALL IN afrosi his many friends anpPport9siy To ge
pictures who ooah not wait upon ip, during his lat
visit in our cisy. Henderson Courier. cpPy.rar soL
~ scpt7
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TUST Observation-Disclosures Lahn ~ u Is ov sca
u .Iifc ef shc Iowiy' by 81 L.G. Smith, Queech by
Author Of she Wide Wkie World; Fields Scrap Book
Tales ard Tradsons sf Hungary; Lotus Eating letters
from lays the Aps and the Rhine; Bcnamins Architect
Miilriehts guide &c, &c, for sale By f
scr:l6 tA I. CONVNGTON & CO.
CODA sALERATUS-Is aesr hest quality Jus, and 70
Ia sale by :. Il G'IBERT ~ CO
sept,3 Sycanore HS-r wates
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I anfas cVs Grocery Store. J,

ID II. RECHTiNh has openel Grocery and Dry Good
j. Store Fulton Avenue, High street. Iamascs
City! which be intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Croceries Dry Goods Hardware roekery. &c.
Families IN his neghborhood oud do NeIto give hma
call, they will lind ever thing desired in his lire ofbu
iness and prices reasonable Hcslerrmined to deserve
patronage apd thinks he igethfrop al hc.s Le once