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CERCUI.An
OFFICE OF AMERICAN San \ Ts s
 TOR CLAImss 49 NAll.suqh uhF,esl .IANs IS9I. l-sf. M

otF'oE OF 4 MEXICAN AM Faas
 TOR CLAIMS, 49 NA,,.soAe oAees
 ] AM Is3I. st' Nv DUBLIC NOTICES ba..,
 a persons whom it nav ee. sHe Claims, Debts, lnheritaySees0.a h'itsy e0aSsa or recoverable abroad, thai ae, ,f', has established, under the s1s' sa. l4a and patronage of distinguissfkeeSS skeS'aI ]. n thls country 2 regular co,,..s Ss l's with eminent Bankers. &e. gp'ts'i' ;a ! portsandcapitals of [ oreira Y e ,as v m m commercial relations win ,aa .| states; through the mediation Y s1 " valid claims as may be .coafa.as' .S'' x VIII De expedited for settIsm. promptly and effcctivelyre reeoss.', ,s,.e, furnished by the claimants w;ts tt'et :, ole legal proofs ard vouchers. tSs.a . tie requisite Power of Attsls.. taken and acknowledged bfla,a.' Of a Court of Record, or ottss M saI q . ivil Magistrate, Municipal ,,,il tsl Notary Public; and tle whole al'l 5aIs ticated by the Governor of tIs l,' {, erritory in Which the same m..s fected and iegalised by tl.e annr"s.' ,,s' reign Consul. ff'sHla Having also established sln;I,.. pondence throughout the Upileai S., < British America, tffe like eIsin,, coyery in any part thereof re,ss wi! oe received and efficiently aits, II betlalf of American as Mali . claimants.
 Orders for tlic investment af X Mortgage of Freehold property !, purchase of Public Securities oftLs States, Canal Loans of tie sta,s. :. York, Pennsylyania Ohio. &e. DsD and faithfully executed.
 Applications addressed to tAisAr cases requiring tie inyestigaiion5i search of record or ihe ialenal legal proceedings, sIleuId be aecsn with all adequate remittance to dei preliminary charges and dis6Iussnt l tending the same, and all letten | post pald.
 AARON II. PAIN Counsellor of Me s. c. gMe U S.1
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I.1,I TT ' lIsEs aoeg .ia { .E $ E.N r,

HyEOM AS E. MALONE las essl E ed a SEMINARY at Litae Rq| tlie instruction of you'll of hoiik stla
 In the Male Department, spellirg,a ing, Writing, and Arithmetic, vl taught at S5 per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography Rhi Execution, Geometry, Natural srl Philosophy, and Theoretie Cfenkl 6 25 per quarter. Latin and eta 7 50 per quarter.
 Tn the Female Department, which der the direction of Miss MAtosEl ing, Writing and Arithmetic Billbel at s per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography N Natural anu Moral Philosophy, Df and Painting at S6 g per quarter.
 The exercises Of tlds- lnstitull9 commence on the 1st Monday lul next.
 Having been assiduously cngll teaching for twcnty-one years, " LONE hopes thai lie IS not entlreIy quate to the task of instructing youl he assures Lis patrons. that no pans part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock. Dec. 2sth, 1880. ,
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;siIneres-ss satiAe.s, and

siinereS--ssatiAets and
 A variety of rAxcY silk yesting, Which will enable him to furniah a full suit of clothes, or a single coat, made up, much cheuyer, and much bette1. than ca" be purchased in any part of the territory.
 A suit of clothes can be furnished i'll FORTY SIX hours after the measure staken, and Ire pledges himself tat all work pas sing through his hands, shall he executed in the neatest manner and the most fash ionable style. About tie last of September next, he will receive, from Philadelphia, 6 large variety ofsurerfne Fnacy Cloths, which he will sell, for Cash oF approved paper, at more reduced price tran has heretofore been sold in airy part of AfKansas. iisIs supply willenable him to furnish gentlemen attending tie Legislature, with clothes, al the shortest notice, of the very best quality.
 He {las made arrangements by witiel, he will receive, quarterly, the latest fashions from Philadelphia. IgP Gentlemen at a distance can have their coats made, by sending him their er- l1cf meastre, agreeably to the following di- ] rectlons.y viz
 To a.edsape for q Fashionable Cod. zlst. itailo full height Of the customer, by I feet and inches. l 2d. The half circumference of breast underthe coat. < a The half circumference of waist un- der the coat.
 4th TIeleretb ofsfeevos, including tie width Of hack and cuffs, the arm being raised level and square.
 fEAr SHOP next door to the Post Office
 Little Rock. June %. J4-G
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LAW NOTICE, \,

rEsHoMAs- IIHBBARD, Lawyer. and x, Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judiclal Circuit i, Arkansas Territory, com posed the counties of Clark, Hemnstead I.nicn, lafayette, Sevier and Miller, re sides at Washington, Hampstead county, viii attend all the Courts in said circuit. and the Superior Court ai Little Rock M professional business of civil nature slntrusted to his care, will be despatched with promptitude. Sums over two hun arec dollars will betreceived for collection iss any part Of tie Territory.
 {l All rogues made known to him shr indictment. will receive n, ,arlsed attention.
 sePtentdes 6, ls30. 25lf,
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oRANGE rYERNA
OSt Gt IrilansGS.

0S5 q A7'fcaHsGS.
 7faIIE subscriber grateful for tie liberal encouragement he has received, res peetfuly informs tLepubIic, and particular y gentlemen and families coming in, and passing through the Territory, tIat lie con- flaues to keep house of PuHLIc ENTER TAINMENT, at tle ign of the Orange Tree, in the Posto Arkansas. His table will be ahundantly supplied with the hest tic country affords, and his stables with picn- Y of the best forage, ant Ire trusts by his attention 10 his guests, to mer- it continuance of the public patronage
 +. NJ TARLT0N
 May, 10th 1891 e-2m
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Es. B E A,S ses}S HAS just received, per ' team boa ' : pa a. E ratoga, an entire new assortment of GOODS. suitable for the present and ap- .nroaching seasons, consisting of
 Dry Goods, Grocerles,
 Hardware, Cutlery,
 China, Glass, Liverpool, and
 l,adies. Gentlemen, Misses and Boys BOOTS and SHOES, One box fine Shelmerdine HATS, An assortment of Saddlery, an 100 Sacks of Salt, @c. @c. Rilsof which. he is determined to sell at very reduced prices for CASH. Also, on Commission, Flour, Whiskey, Bacon, Lard, Sse. June 9, 1881. i4-y
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A Negro for Sale.

-f / J sssassss.zsse term, 1881 I will expose to sale.
 by public vendue, at the Court house door, in said county of Philips, on Saturday, fte itffh of .fugast neef, for cash in hand, a NEGRO MAN who has beeu sconhned in .'sffTas runaway slave. since the sth day Of tebrliary last. Said neero IS about thlrtJ-tWo years old five feet seven and three eSqnarter inches high, vel low complexion, both cars cropped the first joint of the fose.fnrcr Of fbe left hand; says his name is Alfred. When this fsfsow was committed to Jail, he stated that Ae belonged to < lAiffr. Affr Y itiiam Ow en living on the Washita river Since tbat time he has stated that he belonged to . H r#zss iiliesn Lcveret, |, who lives in s,t, Francisyilte, Louisiana; and he row states that las pro per Owner IS Henry Smith. ,;f south Carolina, fscln whom he was kid mapped about sesen years since. that he was sold In kentucky, taken thence to. Louisiana, there sold; that Ire absconded and was sold fer the all fees in in ssff. sssff ran- clsyiile, and that when he was apprel.cnd- ed he had brokeDfrom the Jail stthe afnre-. said place. Y
 Sale will be at 12 o'clock, A. M. Of said day. unless the owner of said negro shall appear oa or before that time and recla;m hIs property.
 HENRY |. BIsCOE, sherif (. .J..;lo,..
 .of f'hilfips couhty, 4. 7
 Hctcna, s2d June, 1891. l5.e..
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DAVID LOGAN, ;,
 WILLIAM HULL.
TEaRlroRY sor ARKANSAS, ] ss

Counfy of Lempstedd
 yKYE, John Tyree and George r. Smith,
 " have this dayviewed Stray f9tity, produced to us by Abner Cox, and we find her 10 be oE the followin ing descriptions light sorrel, with some white sPecks upon Ter right hind foot. and her left fore foot white up to the pastern joint, white spot on the inside ofler left hind foot; she has blaze in her forehead, Is two years old last spring, and thirteen and ono half hands high; and we appraise her to twens ty-fge dollars.
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ggIg.E YEo

vryAKEN UP by William Mourland, n the county of Lard, on the lst s, aay a. of April last, near the mouth of the buita- i,r loe Fork. two Stray Horse Beasts oi [, .s,ie :, following description, yiz:-One soREEi KY. MARE, four years old, 2 biazein her iase' bofi, hind legs and feet white nearto 1ne hook joint; about fourteen Lards lagn, aP- P praised4to Sse.-Also, one BAY 5 EED' 7, two or three years oldi about i4 hanos I''s l,ipb. blaze in his face. running into the : rigbt nostril, a white underlip; both hina legs white tip to the hoek joint, flax tall and black mane; and we do appralse tho said ooftt to ttiii t 6 .siii ef tssenty dollars.
 Certified under the hands of
 ROBERT !, FIR A DAMS,
 JESSE ADAMS. dpPralserS'
 HASTINGS D1EL,9
 swornto and subscribed before me, Justice ofthe Peace, this seventeenth q ay of April, 1890. !. ?. HOUSTON, ' ' 'S,' Justice of the Peeee, I certify the foregoing to be correct description, copyed from the stray book in my office. J, P. HOUSTON. Clefk. August l7-2l-3w
 Prs fee, S4 eos.
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Stray Horse Taken up.

vEsAKEN UP AS 4 STRAY STR r by stephen -H D. Lewis, ofPoint Remove township, Conway county, a R.9YII0RSEsix years old, fourteen hands high, roman nose brown mane and fail, has scar on his right side, and mark on his right hind leg. Said horse was appraised to twenty five dollars, by Hiitiam Ellis, .Joco5 Stink as-dssn5 Thomas s. Haynes, appraisers, dn- " appointed and sworn for that purpose <
 STEPHEN D. LEWIs.
 August I1th, ls3l-222233w
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.g. s.iSzS 6 S E2s YTERGEgAN'E' TAILOR.

Ee EIs}RNS lis thanks tc.his customers HA and friends, for tie liberal share oi patronage he las received at their hands and respectfully informs them, that lie mas just received large and splendid assort- rneht of F.4NCY LoIHS-consfstlhg oi Supertine Blne-Black,
 do. OIIvc-GreeD,
 do. Brown-Dark Citron,
 to. GfeY-Drah,
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, ) Als;c .i.!;,Ys:!sl sIsta, ..s af ifif..
2 to T utI1 5 t1~ tsttzs TOO SOON.

iOO SOON. Too soon.-too soon.--how oft that word Comes OCT the spirit like a spell; Awakening every mournful chord
 That in the human heart may dw ell; Of hopes that perished in their noon Of youth decay too soon--too soon. Too soon!-too sooni-itis is 9 sound
 dim the sight with many tear: As bitterly we gaze around,
 4 nd. find how few we lov'd are here! Oh!-when shall we again commune With those we lost-too soon!--too soon. Too. sooa!--too soon!-how wild that tone Birsis on our dearest hours of bliss, ! And cave us silent and alone,
 muse on such theme as this: : : 2 ussfTo fl os5I II poiistii,e quiet ,noon. Whose porting light comes all too soon! Too soon.-too soon!--if e'er were thine The joys, the fears, the hopes ofloye; lftto,i hast knelt before the shrine
 Ofbeanty in some starlight grove; Whose lips young roses breathed of June. TLou's ieept these Words-too soon-too
 soon.
 Too sonnis stamped on every leaf,
 In characters of dim decay. Too soon is writ in tears of fgrief,
 Dn all things fading fast awayl On. is there one terrestrial boon, o.too soontoo soon. ss
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aken up as Stia

ueY J0HN svsAGGERTY, a three year X , old B7.oapa .aafs, fourscen hands and f,alfLigh. some saddle spots, some white on her left hind foot, appraised to thirty seven dollars and half by Us, this first 'a5 o' guy DAVID LOGAN,
 WILLIAM HULL. Sworn and subscribed to before ne, John Logan, a Justice of the Peace within and for the township of Horsehead, Pope county, and Territory of Arkansas, this IIth day of July, A. D. 1891,
 A true copy test. JOHN PACE, Cfert
 By A. E. PAGE D. Clerk, August I7-2i--3w
 Prs fee, g.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

4 II. persons are Ierebg notified that a. 4 certain note executed by Nicholas Peay and Thomas ". Scott, for tie sun dollars, in favor of Abraiias4. Sccrastt q at q ist of N pyts,n- Der, is30, will not be paid by said Peay & Scott, nniess compelled by law. This note IS tine only one sccrest holds against tbe subscribers. Itwas given for horse wlicl, proved to be wholly vaI,eless.
 NICHOLAS PEAY.
 THOMAS ". SCOTT. Litfft Roek, Fsb- ?, 1881. 45 '
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THEE OLHO.
THE BAND oFsCRAPE.

: UEUT -tTUUTIF --- ss7;o midaisltf dances aRd tde pubic sho'o. z
 lPoPE. WIicn deaths keen shaft hath rent Tn twain Tho rosy links of friendships truth, And gather'd, 'ncathhis turfy chain Love, honor, beauty, glory, yoiitil--- Why If we, on the senseless air,
 The banner Of our body's woe! Toneetest clouds our griefs declare. And wailings on the winds bestow! TO bid the world look on, and weigh Cur anguish in it's selfish scaiel -aIete out the cypress where we stray, And ask the cheek how deep tis palee And gauge our tears, and count our sighs, ;, As, such might calm the brow Of fsorrows Give to it's gaze our streaming eyes, And ofits icy plties borrow! Else, wherefore, by the waysidc weep, @ For those whose day of spring IS past! Or lure them from that dreamless sleep. Whittier we, too, unconscious haste -Oh! rather far, let earth retain
 All who have sought herschilly rest; Since they who first that refuge gain, stforget-are soonest hlsstl Still ifgrief's bounties thou would'st share Go--tread the forests inmost glen: Thence wait some sacrifice of prayer. Thongh heard Of fGod-unxnown of men? And there, mid yesper shade reclining, WhiIcdeep-drawn sighs the bosom 'scape Learn how the wounded heart; repining, Gan mourn in crimson, as in canpe. Or-when the irving bolt comes down, Play thou the maniac wild and laugh! Or seek in wine, who sorrows d rown, And with them wassaii goblefs quaffs Yct, no--this madness may not be; The soul has still it's thoughtful hours, When moon beams walk, and spirits see Tie strugglings Of it's waken'd powers! Then bitter and more bitter flows
 The tide of ofnever-ehbing. tears! Nor sabie garb---nor publish'd woes, Shall chase the gloom that mem'ry wears sTis hers to weed the grassy bed,
 And breathe on flow IS that prostrate lie INhose fragrance died not with the dead } A painful immortality!
 No trappings vaunted midst The crowd, Deep-stricken bangs shall e'er control; sTis silent strea.n--uet eaf ract loud, nat flows forever through the soul. Then, Asus, mourn not Youths eagle 1ect-
 ness
 That Age withdraws his locks of gray That pleasure g bower hath lost its sWeet-
 ness,
 sAnd beauty's blossom passed away!
 MONTGiRNIER. z
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Runaway Negro Ill Ja

Was committed to the 4
 Y this county, on tbe d I h' by William Tharp ard N ', s standIey,.a NEGKO h1A' s.ssssszs.e. calls himself Charles, N
 gro is about twenty-sN VI age, five feetseYen ard three-qaa'N1 es high, stont and we'll made, sep complexion, small prottTbefaanc. 7, left cheek, another on the lei9 as.' s < stoned by bite, and some nls'A' 7 lash upon his back. The said negro states thatl le y, Sg1 II,, 1; in North Carolina, bya Mir, Dayla aaI 4 by him sold to D. 5. Whltehela,@ v v. i < ma, who sold him 10 John ! pdss's {, in Hard eman county, Tennesss', ,,, , two miles from Bolivar, who IS p'' z owner. .,,aa The owner of said negro IS lsal' q, to come forward, prove praPs'gi, .2s,gi, charges, and take him away, o''.a ,,,I will be disposed of as the law ,s plsf ,a,Sf
 HENRY L. BIscoE,. .1,..l' aaSas Sotl
 oud Jaaor of Philllpsss $. s1ss 1ss Helena, June p, 1881,
 Prs fee, SI) 4a.~
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sSonaesehere.ssI think ] have seen .Yota somewlierc, said one gentlemanto agother sNo. doubt, l have been there
 often. was tLe reply.
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PETITION FOR DIV 0RC;fss. A ND now on this day came the said complainant. by his solicitor, and the said defendant being soIemnly called came not Whereupon it is ordered, that an alias snamoI's issue and tiat puhlication be made, requiring the said defendant to be ana appear at the next term Of tho Circuit Sottrt, at court to be hDlden.at the town of liberty, in and for tic county of Tzard on the 4tt Monday in oyembernext. and answer the complainants petition, other Wlsethe same will be taken as confessed and adccree entered accordingly: and ii IS farther ordered, that copy of this ord CT be published in the Arkansas Advocate. SIX weeks succ cssiyeiy.
 Copy-teste,
 JOHN JOHN P HOUSTON, Clerk
 fSard Ciaeadt, Court. 1snsns'sl {, Ie3i. 2l-6w.
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LIVERY S'EAIsF1Es. Mg.

May, 10th 1891 e-2m.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-07
.ErfsD CASTOR Oil,
In Lottles by the Gross, Dozen, or. single.
EYAM'S
Celebrated PlAYsicaA EpoDs.

composed Of roots and herbs, for the cure OF
coughs. colds, Jaundice, bile and weakness OF
the stomach
Also Quinine warranted pure, in Powder,
Pills or Solution to suit purchasers.
The above with Fresh assortment of Medi-
cines. Chemicals, &c. for sale at T. BRING
HURSI'S Drug and Chemical store, No 1877
Market Street, opposite the Bank of Delaware.
Sept. 80, 1881. 5.tf.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-07
POETRY
MASONRY.

Oh Masonry thy hands are red
With blood thy vengeance caused 10 ho"'
The curse Of Cain is on thy head,
Aud freedoms sons shall lay the low
Now nre thy oatls pronohhc ID for nought
AZ NIoRGAN's hapless fate prociaimsi
The diving grpans their vengeance brought
Besbeak their dark and deadly aims
within prison dark and drear,
'unlntd The vretched victim bounds
No sympathzing friend to cheer
Ills aching heart, or heal its yound'
Eron, life and all its blessings torn,
"a, wnrse than savage murderers pressed
R.bold him from that nrison borne
INV wave Ontario, hides the rest
To Gil the measure of theirssham
vile slander's poisnous tongue was sent,
tn rob his relict's honest famo,
The dearest boon that heaven hath lent
Oh! let us think of Peace no more,
Nor Life nor Liberty, nor Fame,
Nor Happiness, nor Wealth, nor Power,
While Masonry can boast name.
But sneak the word, and il shall die,
Before your beck the Monster fall:
A brul ter sun Hume the sky,
And Justice freely smile on ALL
Our country, then, shall wake 10 JOY,
Aud glory in her destiny;
Cur Ehpls soar, without annoy,
On wings Of peace and liberty.
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Cheap and seasOnahle Goods. )
WM. l9SAu11,Zy,


(Near the Brandy wine Flour Mills)
Offers for sale large assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c. &C., among which are
the following articles, to wit:
Superfne BlaeA, Blue, Olive, Brown and Cla-
ret Cloths;
do do do Cassimers.
Marselles, Silk, and Toilonette Vestngs;
Gentlemen's and Ladies worsted Hose,
do do Cotton do =
do Lambs wool do
do Brown and Cotton do
Cambria, Demi-Crambric, Jackonet, Null,
Plain and Figured Muslins,
Book, do Plain and Figured,
Calicoes, (great variety,)
Linens and Lawns,
Ribands (assorted,)
Books and Stationary,
China, Glass. Queen and Earthcn Ware,
Sugar, Coffee. Chocolate, Liquors, &c.
Drugs, Paints and Oil,
Nails, (assorted)
Hardware and Cutlery,
Flanncls, Baizes, and Swan Skins,
Ready made Clothing,
Traces, Plow lines Clothes lines, &c.
August. 25, 1-tf
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(RusSian Air.)
Rouse oppression long hath rang ye,
Hitter scorn and Insult stung ye;
Is there then man among ye
Now would shun his foel
Courage he the child of SORROW.
Strength from long endurance borrow,
Slaves to day, be free Tomorrow
On! and strike the blow
Forward! each his bosom cheering
With the hope that's most enduring;
Freedom for his wAtch-woid hearihgi
Who would quail or ily ?
Reach the goal--you're fairly started;
Strike for blessings long Departed
Lion-nerved, aud lion-hearted,
Conquer now or die!
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SUPERIOR.

FEWER AND AGUH DOSE.
The above is very valuable and eflicacious
remedy for the Ague and Intermittent fevers.
Sold wholesale and retail at ED. BRING
HURSloS Drug and Chemical store, North
corner of Market and Hanover Streets, oppo-
site the Bank of Delaware.
Sept. %, 1851. 5-tf.
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1t is easier to die without the thought of
aeath, than to think of death without the
apprehension of danger.--PdscarS 7H9uphts.
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.NNrAUM

rs hereby given, to all persons indebted to
the Estate Of Peter Petcrson,. late Of Chrlsti-
ana Hundred, Newcastle County, Decd. TO
make Immediate payments and all those having
demands against said Estate, are requested 70
produce their accounts properly authenticated
for settlement, to "A
JOHN B. PETERSON, fdnur.
Sept. so, 1881. 6-tf'
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Il Mre1ud l1dmaq-Wh the Earl of Brad
ford was brought before Lord Chancellor
Loughborough to be examined upon application
for statute of lunacy against him, he asked
how many legs has sheep!' does your Lord.
ship mean said Lord Bradford, "a live or a
deed sheep'' is it not the same thing q said
the Charcellor. mo, my Lord said Lord Brad.
ford, there is much difference; a live sheep may
have four legs, a dead one has only two
There are only two legs of Inutton-the two
fore legs arc shoulders
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SONG.
(Russian .Air.)

-:@:--
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FOR SALE
az THIS OEFICE,

a few volumes of the proceedings of the
United States Anti-Masonic Convention. held
IN Philadelphia, on the 18th of Sept. 1880.
August, IS.
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Tailoring Business

at No. East Second Street, two doors from
Market Street, where customers may depend
on having their orders promptly attended TO
and neatly executed, to any fashion required,
on reasonable terms.
N. b. A large assortment of ready made
clothing, constantly on hand, for sale cheap,
for cash only,
August, 25. 1.3mo.
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@tt,ala,Ss 2salrarca,
And
VernaifG1ge.

Constantly for salesat Edward Bringhurts
Drug and Chemical Store, No, 1917 Market
Street.
August, IS. 1-tf.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-07

We understand motion for new trial III
be made to the Supreme Court, and we hope
it will be granted; for we believe other and M
-portant testimony may no1u be had.--Ontari9
FhRnir.
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AOSEpN AEE.

Respectfully informs, his friends and the
public generally, that he continues to carry on
the