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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
PARIs, Aug. 1T. i630.


 How much l should wish to be with you, my dear General, torejoice togeth- CT in the result of this last glorious and yirtuous Revelation. The people alone have achieved the whole; they have shownthemselves as great in the victory, as daring and intrepid during the strug- gle. Bodies of courageous mechanics were led by your young students, and chiefly by pupils of the polytechnique schools, who were far more admirable than could express. Our losses, dur ing these three bloody days, have been considerable. No sooner was regi- ment engaged in the streets to carry off the barricades, than new ones were thrown up in their rear. The attacks, on the Louvre, Tuilleries, and Hotel de Vile, were made with incredible va lour. Levasseur was severely wound cd, but we shall save him. l was, on the morning of the third day, establish ed in the Hotel de Vile, which had been taken and re-taken; and the tri- coloured nag waving over our heads The King having halted at Rambouillet with ten or twelve thousand men, or dered from fifteen to twenty thousand Parisians to march against him; the en- eny retreated. Afterwads, the Count d'Artois and family reached the port of embarkation, under the escort of our commissaries, without receiving the leastinsult during their journey through the French territory.
 The National Guard is organized throughout France. The King we have elected is patriotic and popular. l Iwould not say, as has been reported, that this | is the best of Republics, but do Say that it is q very republican monarchy, susceptible of improvement.
 Adieu my dear General. Hove yon land embrace you with all my heart. LAFAYETTE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
GENERAL LAFAYETTE.

We have been favored with the fol- flowing translation of letter from this venerable patriot, to his friend General BERNARD, of this city. The noble and distinguished part which he bore in the recent events in France, has invested his opinions, and every thing which con- cerns him, with fresh interest; we there fore publish every thing from him with increased pleasure, as it is received by oar readers with cagerness.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01

MARRIED, on Sunday evening last by A A starbuck, Esq. MT. Solomon Begcher, to Miss Lucind1 Garrea.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
I'EEE HADY,S BsDa1ES.
 No. i, FOR OeTOBI,t.

 I monthly Literary yMsseellony, deuoted Co Literature, Me Fine .4rts, Fashions, BiQgraphieat .4necaotes, 7ioles, .lafra- tives, Juusie, Ritling, Daaeing, Poet,y, Efm6rolde1y, 0c. HHyHIS WORK, since it's publication E commenced, has been encouraged by almost uneSampled unanimity and warmth of cofnmendation from numerous jaurnal- ists, in all quarters of tho country. The fourth number, iiow ready tu be delivered to subscribers, will, we are sure, be quito as we'll received as either of its predeccs- sors. As a very limited edition of tie four first numbers has been issued, and as it is not contemplated to print a second per- sons wishing to subscribe had better do so immediately and preserve the work entire.
 EMBELLISHMENTS.
 PhrLADELrHrA FAsHIcss, handsomely coioured. 77 Three engraved specimens of EMBRoI- BERy.
 Three figures designed to improve the art of DA.oINe.
 Two figures illustrative of RIprNa. Three female heads relating to the Tor- LIT of ancient times
 s WHERE THE BEE SucKs," a piece of Music.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01

We publish on the 6rstPage of our ,o-day's paper, extracts from Doctor AL lens speech, delivered in IIarford County, Md. The z, s, Telegraph observes, this speech" forms striking contrast with the reckless and uncompromising opposition vaged az ainst the administration by the nartisans of the < war, pestilence and fa- famine" candidate" We do opine, that ifotbers, who were equally hostile to the accession Of the venerable patriot who now fills the Presidential chair, would manifest as much candor as does Doctor Allen, we should hear the like aoknowl- edgments from most of them. We recom- mend these extracts to the attention of our readers, particularly to those who were opposed to the elevation of General Jackson.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01

Georgiia Gsoitd.-it is said that about two hundred and thirty thousand dollars worth of Georgia gold has been re- ceiyed in Augusta during the last nine months. Mir. Templeton Reid, who has established amint at Gainsville, Ga. 1t is said, coins and stamps not less than S700 oi this gold per day. Supposing his profits to be ' per cent, he is making Sl5,00o per adnnn. From the avidity with which gold land is sought after and entered, and the hattering prospects said to have been developed, we may ex- pect similar golden harvestin our own State. Noless than fifteen quarter sec tions of land have been entered in Shcl- by county within two or three weeks.
 This land lies mostly in one body, and from the partial examinations made, the owners are quite sanguine ef finding
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01

l T Grou4ag -qris.oesccy.--We. have long entertained the opinion, that a cor Irupt and purse-proud aristocracy was growing ID in the land v.,ieii which, unless timely checked, would prese ruinous te our republic. As proof of this, we give 10 ourreaders theiollowingextract cdi paragraph from the Washington Spectator, the editor of which, be it distinctly understood, is qevergad. Be- sides opposing the interests of the work ing part cs the community, ne is said, strongly to advocate the necessity of u. hitting church and state.
 ''Ihe rage to entrust important and arduous public employments with men who have spent their whole lives, at the press, the awl, the anvil, or the cornfeld, is one of the most vicious diseases Of cur growing republic.' '
 Let the farmer read the foregoing paragraph, let the mechanic read 1t, and consider the insult that is offered to their intelligence and good sense. The Philadelphia Album in noticing the a. boye paragraph says-"the editor of the Spectator explicitly says, that to intrust arduous and important public employ ments to men who have spent their whole lives in the promotion of their countfy's welfare, is vicious. The man must be mad. To whom shall we en- trust them, if not 10 those who have la- bored in the cause of the republic? Ac- cording to his policy, our farmers, our mechanics, and our editors are proscrb- ed. Sach men as Jefferson, Franklin, and Jackson, are all deemed ineligible to office, for they have all been farmers, mechanics, or editors. n-ylfont. Farmer.
 Eaecastiofa ttssgo sig1ers of ft}atc Declara- tion of iasdepe,sdeuee.-Start not, gentle readers. We do not allude to that i'm perlshable declaration of the rights of man, which was drafted by Mfr. Jeifer- son, mason, and signed by Franklin and Carroll and others who were also masons and patriots. Oh no. We will not tarnish the fame of that hallowed instrument which declared that all men were free and equal, and were entitled equaiiy and alike to fife, liberty, aud the pursuit of hagpiaess.
 But We allude to an instrument of q very different character;to foolish, ,en- thusiastie, prosecuting series of para graphs, drawn up by Solomon South wick, and called the ssNew Declaration of lndependence.'' This abominable attempt to ape the wisdom of our fa- thers, was issued to the noble Le Roy i Convention, signed by a score or two ol individuals who possessed the dominical lspirlt of anti-masonry. Ii breathes any thingbutindependence. Instead ofasser- ting the equality and independence of the whole community, it prosefibes and condemns a most respectable portion Of it. The character and conduct of it's signers, will illustrate its spirit and ten dency. See the following.
 At court of Oyer and Ternincr, lately holden at Batavia, Elijah Gray and James Gray, who had, at previ- ous sitting of the court, been convicted of the murder of Samuel Davis, were sentenced to be executed on the 9th of November rext. Ihey rcre both signcrs l of Me Le Roy oaati-masonic Declaration of Independence.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01

The late glorious revolution in France has been celebrated in one form or oth- CT pretty generally throughout thiscoun- try. ln the large cities, especially, il has been splendidly honorcd by the most brilliant military parades, grand processions, public orations, sumptuous dinners. .illuminations, &c. New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Chas!estown and Savannah have led tie van ill these public demonstrations of joy at the aus picious event.
 At the dinner in Savannah, the fol- lowing was given among the regular toasts:
 The President of the United StQtes, Gen. .Andrez0 Jackson-The hero and statesman-braye in the field of battle, wise and just in the Cabinet.-9 cheers Presidents March.
 On tllisetoast being given, pyramid, placedinthe centreof the two cxetremes of the table, elegantly ornanented, ha- ving on the four sides the letters r. l.. w. J. for fhiiipe, Lafayette, Wash ngton and Jackson, exploded present. ing as by enchantment to the company the bust of Andrew Jackson, crowned with a laurel wreath, brilliantly illumi- mated. The effect of this magic work of patriotism and love to a great man. says the Republican, was electric, and called forth thunders of applause.
 Raieigh .Stay.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
THE ADVOCATE.
  --,,rTI,E ROCK ,......D51sEM i, 1880.

---5s,71jse o.s 71jse yf,isdasus.--0ar anticipaiions :. reeard to this river have not been real :,sd. contrary to our expectations, it com ,,epc.d failing Hing Thursday sy last: on Sat arday we had heavy shower of rain, and n Sunday evening the river had risen two or three feet: on Monday morning 1t agaii. - when our paper went to press. Owing .o the extreme drouth of the summer nontbs, all the rain that has yet fallen has Been immediately absorbed by the earth, and we must consequently expect contin- ned and heavy rains, before there is any rise of consequence.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20
JEWELLERY AND FANCY
ARIIC LIS.

vgNiiE under Sned. wishing to dispose of
n some h"e Jewellery and Fancy Articles,
takes THIS opportunity of oHrr,n, them 20 the
pubic on ios terms. The sssotiu.en, l. o,
follow.
Fine Gold r.,enl Lever Watt ;,
CID p!1tu Watches,
lirst rate Lepine Watches.
fNceileni qualify silver W sichcs.
linc cold Breas, Pms aud Rings &c ever,
vsTivty,
Cold plated Chains. Scale and KEYS.
Par Rings handsomely orn.nvuieI,
SILVER spoons, Brscsleis,
Patent Pencil Cases,
keys, >e.i-, S'i,les and Rings,
Musical Boxes. Pocket Books. &c. &c.
MI at Inch 10 offered on low terms.
ALSO,
Watches repaired and warranted Cor TIVE I've
months. SAMUEL JOHNSTON.
.}g'Hf Jar 1Hchaei .NeH4ra
Hsrpers Ferry, Jan Is, 1880.
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We sometimes meet with funny
thing, in the shape Of advertisements.
iluddled amongst the crowd al equi,o-
cal Wants at plan chsmbetmaids'
and hight porter>. every dav To 10,
found ~ the London Times, W. latelN
observed the following - Wanted,
immediately. n lootnan. respectable
and we'll educated man he must nm
ders;and the dead languages. aud speak
most at the living ones tlurntly. He
w'ii be expected to wait at table with
d"onrum. To clean knives and .totk>.
and TO attend horse AMI gig. He
must be 1T grave ar'l serious deport-
meut, help the girls to make the beds,
and play with the children"
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BOL.TING CLorIIS

YNNIf snbscftDers hats ou hsnd srd 80,
y HsrnE scfv ehrsp. h0itInE Cloth..
from ~. to fueiu,tse. u the nsost ,ru
proves stamp and qpsiiG Alec. No 8
SCREEN NiRE. adopted for Niiiers 'uss
THOMAS q. LAM n 90.
n n Sc have ~ Lsnd POITSIIEB
WAGON B0NfS ~ DE beet ousitty. and
havs J4st received sappif at The hlrtf,
celebrated .N'LfT.f IRO-N--Aiso. s.s,,ct
Lns l,sb rolled iron. for carrgsu tire A.o
Cr wiley Shsar. Enciish. 4 ,nafst Rr.fer
fni g 81 srEEL, sud sHlhT brass, for
gunsmdhs. o. 4. l. q 60.
shepbsfjsiown. Dec. o..
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TO axe PVRI,xC.

Inc following conmuutratur, .dara...
10 &C proprietor o. ilIkirs' oln,ment from
the Hon. Jotr T.hItrro mVr.e,r 81 s-o,.
sre,'. Is hig'lB Interesting Tie xru,I.,ou.
m4'ucT 100 winch 90 D., made, cNtibf, tet.-
''s' 90 o." ori tIr) character towards suffer
ine hgn'pHy std o. certainty well Lcser,
~ at i-al.c ati"uU 20
WASHINGTON ~ esI. Ie.p
S.'>- u .a' h.rr Nv " 81 Tor c.n>.drra
Ole time, "a cDlnuIptrlfr 70 you Tie good .
tcct VIII ~hrh I hose used the O,ntn..,.t
invented hy e Nj jg1t o., pud which ro.
understand D. mode and -old o, agent, az
POINTED bs Yourself iha'r sppiicd iLi- oiE,.
mctt. during me i1si three YEAR. ~ ever
'Pe'its oi tumoGr 1ad uunt. IS houi "a
nrc 10 produce cure m ever, instance
CONSIDER u TIE most 1rcrisd and ,rIcttnt-t
"'uy ih pii 'bsc- Oi tunour. br Ilc cas-.
"hst u may and have found nothing
good Tor wounds az any d,scririiou o. ma
De proper To aid MAJ the cure OF tumni
called White swelling gwen o,s, b., o..
'""'t distinguished phssicisu~ a. incuraAt..
ana w'!iru they decided would without ,r
pr.p'i"r prove fa.aI To the patent. wa. In
u't nv immediate not'oe effected bN th.t.,
% Ju'Aiu' ontmsut AMI the palfrut - 100
uhc heels" a. iuib Affected b, a.. t.tno,,.
WING restored ." = per!cct state 81 sfl,ul-
"e's A!so hat "a. icg " a. grc man
" h'ch had been wounded ani exhibited o..
"'''H'HIF ui"' tai"d ~tIf1rp from The knee
!" 'he loot. AID Winch. Tor more thar. two
3 eArs. hsi been CONSIDERED in,urubir ga,
rarctubiy eurod - ihc application o. Iut
N''' Oin'~' H. l mention thc.. two r1.-s
~htch TEL under pN unnFc .i,aI. not,rr
m1h 'gcmcn' as o dccii & o,iGonrr al o..
'a '1.' Il itN remedy ~ cs-r. az nn,,.
4nN '' ulcers Have experienced a. ft,t.-
ny 'hr 90 cHrC1 - ih. rrm.dy u. a.
cure 81 Ions, aut of fever, s2c,t-- 81 frr.i.
wound !; seems 10 TIE thu, a., .s, ,,,
vii ot-'t'e We nprt4tiru o. nav, Otrtr.rn-
9i's' o." 'I-G'd a- 60 o., 5euch,tal ,gtt.
esi' ''..Ii q" riIuI -. cbai.jcLcc recommend
Vac $50 81 ;ils taiuasic Grmcd,
ain. SIR, yer, pcctfuIiv.
|OiiN rALiAFERRO
ME. 'I'afcs iiIE,iovs rroprie-
Ut ~ >ntAiH-' Ointment, near IRE
'ef.'k'own Nisrsilut
Msj
hore'y crrify, IA, We. Cor MAJ.
'"'''' "il c'ci most giievUu.i, sin
.'ter upon huta 70. ui heels. c,u.tn,.,,
ns' ''rss on"ug', 10 admit, person fp a.
Ti'd various rrmedI.s 100 ,stn ,,Le,.l.
induced % iry iuttln,' o1f,ocst af4
'''d ~ ihe leo ot s,Gsie box. Isn,st.
"'> iNii "'Isr-. -irtlar. .nicfsJ. ma,
90 Nhcnsc''c, Of 20 ,si.thte
ROBERT FULTOS
Ch'r''sicNn. Dee a.. iste.
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I.onnrRy rNrRNoRulNARy.

a young lady requests " 10 call
I ubte attention to a robbery inflicted
on one of her sicer,S. b, some dark
assassin. un her return from party last
Ii-nt The loss j. considerable. con
si,tug al several love letter, received
IN the course 1T the evening" pair of
d"ubl" scaled shines and a fur cloak
PIT there 10 wa.a nome in-six oran-
ge>->e'rral pieces oi -ponge-cake-a
handful or t~o 81 Kisses with beautiful
nptt"e>. aud various other uick mack
Size wa> taking houc tor thc children.
= liberal reward will be paid Tor the
discovery q. the thlrf and jhcre,uru of
the love letters: no quesiiou, will hc
a.$cd about the grange and the con
fecuo"ary. Inquire OF ihe printers. OF
At 59+ sewhcrr."
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Office II he Chesapeake s. OHIO C,7anf 10
" ,sHiSGT"s, Nov. II, 1899
NoTICE IL HElltBN GINENi That an
~ in-talmcnt q Two Dollars and F,r,
Gems per share being The 10Th ,ustllnent)
on every share of Stock ar thc Chc-apeak-
and OHIO Canal Company, s. required to be
paid on tiir <J,h day of Jauusr, ncNi and .
further sum NJ Two Dollars md Finv Cent,
per share ('c'ng the iib irstglncnil on th.
2Oth d'y of February nrxt--which install.
Inenis mast ne psii 10 the credit uf the che
sapeske and Ohio Canal Company. 90 the
Cashier ur other office of editei the follow
'1g Banks, NJ
The Hra"ch 81 the Bank 90 the United States
~ Washington
The Bank at Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank. do
ihe Pspk ~ ihe Metropolis. do
The Farmer, anI Mechanics Bank, at George
tDWn
The Bank of AlcNaudria, At SleNsndria
The Back ~ Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank az Alexanslris, DO
The Mechanics Rank ~ Alexandra. do
The isgcr-toVn Rank, 800 iiagrrsto~n. MI
And 'br B,anch Of the alley Bank. in
chsrlest0rn, Va
by order Of tie Prcstdcn' and Directors
joins v i~GiF. Gf-yL
Chss 4 Ohig Canal rsm
Nov -. 1922 -wt21P
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THE NEW YEAR.
JEFFERSON < CIENEIAN

JEFFERSON Y CLEVELAND
HNtNDER thc'r pust grateful &C snowledge.
n mcn,s 10 their customers and tle pubic
al large, Tor The very liberal patronage they
have received m their mercantile business
SINCE Their commencement and more p1r,i-
ou'sriy during the pas, wear It's their wish
TO merit continuance OF the same, during the
present year, nv offering cheap goods To par
chssers gene rally--to insure which they Must
ask tic favor of those indebted 10 them tor !,
part, u not convrncn; To paw tie whole a
mount due ~ the close OF the ras,yeIr.
I hose who cannot make i, convenient to dis
change their accounts, are hereby in crmtd
that they are ready Tor settlement bv bond or
note The necessit, at closing accounts a,
least once m the course OF year, is 40 doub,
obvious TO those concerned.
Ian g. 1850.
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THE LADIrg oARLAND.

eOn'equencr 81 subscriptions wbicL
y are nov and then dropping ia for The
above work. ~ - necessary 80 STATE. tbni
Che publication OF it has been suspended
fcr m'rc Than year psst ~ wi.l. per
hsps. be resumed "a some future dsv. 90
Dn "a improved aod enlarged scal~ IT,
che mraniiue. The Editor returns his crate
fui sckno Nirdgncnts f,f tie freddy ~
caption gwen 10 the work during - btiel
carer
a fsw copies ~ The Sd volume bound
and some ~ thc tfh. .in sheeb.) Tor sal,
~ The Office 1T ibe Frsc Pres.
Dsrru.tsrr so f@.1
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an officer replied To- Marshal Bl,-
sompierrc. who asked his are. that he
was either thirty eight or lofty eight (;
but ae could NOT tell exactly. The
Marshal expressing surprise, the OH
Ger said | ooant NV rents and my
money, that may not he cheated bat
never trouble my head about m,
wears. as no one can rob me ui them. -
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Eidciify.-llorn. president oi Mag
dalen college, Oxfrrj, aud afterwards
bishop of Norwich. said pleasantly
enough, OF an induient person " ho Inv
ed live and thirty years in oolicgr.
without any occupation ''he had NO
thing 10 do. and he did IL"
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GarrfeE'S Eyr.--Miss Pope Was one
evening IN the breen Room, comment
ing on the cNcclleucies of G1rrick.
when, amongst other things. .he said
he hat the "most wonderful eve ina
Sinablc--an eve, TO use vulgar phrase.
hat would penetrate through deal
board. Ave-" cried Wewitzer. II
understand What we call a gimJief
,Df.''
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CAUTION.

H. NlINHit l. depfe dshons having I,'s.
j. t'eo committed upon thr sne,ng
around ihc loi ~ sud. sa.t Of Gbsrie..
t9~n. -. i7nginE % ibe heirs &C samuel q
uEu3. dec q. notice o. hereby gwen. hat
u"nas ~ iafpre VII be punished a. ibe
utmost uEor ~ BE law.
Jan g. f1su
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fifty DOLLARS RLWARD.

nbAN aNRt. on FRIDAY the l., day of J.nu-
& ary. 1850. from the subscribe, living
near Smlhh=id, Jefferson cotliit,, Virgins,
a Negro Mao named BILL, about 80 years e.
age. ) feet . or 10 mcics high. snd lei,hand.
eel, has a stern look ~hcn spoken to, and "a.
clnes To iSugh when lac speaks, has q scar
irOm las eyebrow down with II = nose, und,
has eye, uCcasionvd by a limo tsllag from a
tree lie Ma, cutting. had on ncw dtab.cU-
Toured iullcd-lnseN coat, aud pan,aloons -
'he Ssrne--a dsrS striped Swsusluwn vest,
Two Cotton shirts, White COL hat about h,,i
Worn. pair Of strong shoes. pcgge al together.
change hs name and clothing; he has proba
hl> gone 10 Hedges Chapel, where he has az
uucit living who - free, 10y the name IT Rod.
ger, With = view To obtain la, fee dom ccrtiii
cate. which Is s,tested 10y Robert e. Lee.
clerk OF the Superior Court OF JEFF -fson coun-
~ Tins fellow, Bll. has an uncle by the
"s'ne ot Jack. Who lives Ia " iuchcstet, anal
was liberated ny ncA,y Carson, he may have
obtained his freedom certificate and chang "a
h's name To Jack The above reward vii be
Prld for experimenting and securing said run
away ~ jail, and giving ti,c subscriber notice
thereof, 50 that he gets HIM again, It out ~
tee State' but 1t appr.hended IN the state,
twenty i've do'i-rs oply vii he paid, with al
reasonable expenses ,f brought, home Al
persons are cautioned Against harbouJirg 90
employing said runaway, - I am determine Il
TO 60 TO the full extremity Of the law
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
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Bark ofhc Ioiey ia Jirejnfa. ,
ian. lI. 1850.
nNIDEND The President and D,r,,
~ tors 81 lhr bank Of tie valley m Nir,,.
n., have this d'y declared dividend Of 4
per cent, per cent at which Will br pad
to stockholders o. then representatives on or
.itcr The i5'h i0st
HE.NhT " BEE.N-T. Cas,i.r.
" inch-stet, Jan -
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At Savannah, on the l2th ms,.--'he
thermometer steod-~iIh"u, saddle "'
Christ Church steeplc -s,us
ing the Bonpy Breast Knots
\ hog. belonging To a gentleman 81"
the country. possesses the faculty ~
.utiug bacOu--without SWANS Paua
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STRAY rILLY.

REWARD u Ten Dollars will be r.,
: ca ~ the Subscriber. for restoring q.
him flly "hich straycd from his afm
about ihe iilst II June last The Gily - 4.
bright bay without aby vhiie ~ marx q,
collected She wsstWo years oil ~ Oete
Der last. aud - rather dslicafely formed
ID u ALLEN.
Clifton. milss from Bsnirfown.
Januaff - $3.50 III
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MORE NEW GOODS
inst TP0dU for ,SUIcI

'HOM ind'~Posit"n and Tive pre-. &C bus
ness, me suOscriber has uOt been sblc g.
get az his MEN GOODS open and ready f.,,
sai" unti the Frescnt. They are all NOW 49,
order lie deems q Catalogue unncccs.ar,
iIs assortment Of DR., Goods Groceries
QucrHswsre, Glass. China. H1rdwsre, and
'"ii'ry Will be found complete, aud 81 40 D.,
s"id unusuail, cheap, on Accommodate.
terms fer cash or on credit.
NM. LOCK.
Clarlestovn. Dec ?. 1880
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FREE PRESS.
'sfsHtn. wffEtr.Ev
dALLAHER s. DAUGHuRTY
CONIiIrtoNs.
Two DoLLARs 8 rTrrY q.


fiH A%NGN
Fsfsbie lsN Srsfi1 'n Advance. fi, .T,.a o..
i'Hs Will Pc received - r.,n.snt io l.t.
pad en''fs u Boz sdtanre si1ibI pssmsr,
wholly dfisfei upti the end a the,
IHsff bottsss 100 pc ius .r,ativ eisrg.
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