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Bar Iron, Noel md .NaiLs.

Bar Iron, Steel, and Nails.
/EHE subscribers offer for sale at the Old
III Stand, No. Washington Square. on the
most reasonable terms, good assortment of
IRON, Steel, Nails, Pipe g. Short
Boxes, .4rletrees, Finished, } &C.,
CONSISTING IN PART OF THE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
5o,eoO lbs assorted Flat Swedes Iron, from II
TO inches,
10000 do do. Square do. do to 3 do.
2O,OO0 do Old Sable Iron P. s. |.
10000 do. assorted Fiat English Iron. from IL
TO inches,
5OoOo do do Round do. do from ] to 3 do.
4oOoO do do. best Banks R. d. do Round and
Square,
2O0OO Go. do. American Iron Round and Square,
from ! TO GIG inch,
10000 do. Round end Square Shaft Iron, from
2to 3 do.
$4,000 do. Plates and Rods, assorted sizes,
5000 do. Horse Nail Rods, selected Iron, P. S. l.
(warranted)
1000 English Hoop Iron, !, 4, 4, I, I, It inch
1000 Go. Axle, Sledge, Ploug h-share, and Bar
Mouds,
1000 do Cas-, Steel, 1000 DO. German, 5000 do
Round do.
10000 lbs. Cut NAILS, best
brands, from Sd to inch Spikes;
Darbys Patent Boxes, &c &c.
All Of which viii DO sold cheap for cash or ap-
proved otes, by
JOSEPH PRATT & co.
Worcester, MAY 80. tf
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DESPATCH LINE

STAGE, leaves Central Hotel. Worcester,
~ every Monday, Wednesday, and FRIDAY
at 6 o'clock. A. NJ, passes through Oxford,
Thompson, Kiingly, and Brooklyn; and ar.
rives at Norwich, at 5, ?. M, same day, and
meets the new Steam Boat Gen JACKSON.
Capt DANIEL HAvESs, Master, which arrives
al New YORK next morning, at O'Clock. Any
persons taking seats in the above line, shall be
sure of passage through without DELAY, If not
their fare aoiW be refunded.
RETURNING. leaves Norwich on the arrival of
The Steam Boat from New York, and arrives
IN Worcester same evening.
The Proprietors Of the above line having pro.
Vlded themselves with good horses, carriages,
and experienced drivers, trust that they shall
be able to offer TO the public tho greatest in
ducomcnts for their patronage.
Fare SIS only, from Worcester to New York.
-, J. BEMIS, Agent.
Worcester. NAV 80 If
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VALUAB
REAL EST.4TE for Sale.
"HE undersigned, having dis:
~ u posed of ali the detached
iiis a parts the CHANDLER FARM,

"A FHNHE undersigned, having us
80 u posed of ali the detached
l;siss parts Of the CHANDLER FARM,
ul1lN so called, now offer for sale the
bodg of that Estate, consisting of
t,ro hundred and forty acres, lying together,
near the South end of Main-street in Worces-
ter.
The whole Of this large and excellent tract
of Land is bounded East by the County Road
leading to Springfield and Northampton, being
a distance of 900 rods on said Road; North, by
tho County Road, leading to Leicester and
PAXTON. and South on Town Road. II has
SPACIOUS and convenient Dwelling House, two
Rarns. an Ice House, and other Out Buildings,
all in good repair 1t consists of Moving, Til
lace. Pasturing, and Wood Land in suitable pro-
portions, and conveniently divided The North
ern mart is within 40 rods of the South Meeting
House, and the most rem,te point is within one
mile of the South end of Man.street In no
mart of the town. is there probably so much
Land together, of so good quality, which can
be purchased at prices, and on terms, so favor
able as this. There is sufficient for two or
three Farms, and it will be sold in parts, or all
too, ther as shall best accommodate purchasers.
A long credit will be given, if requested for
the whole ofthe purchase money. To farmers
and mechanics, who wish TO become inhabitants
of this thriving town, furnishing ready cash
marke; for their productions, and good Schools
for :her children, and also to gentlemen who
are fond of Agricultural pursuits, and desire to
he so situated as to participate in the social en-
joymenis and literary advantages, which this
village affords, an opportunity is now offered
for an eligible location, which rarely occurs in
place like this. Application may be made TO
either of The subscribers.
S. NJ. BURNSIDE.
BENZ. BUTMAN
ARTEMAS WARD.
CHRALES ALLEN.
Worcester, March 81 eow;f
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=, CAsKERwoRss AND CArrRputAps u Van
"oIh's, Esq OF Maiden, has communicated 10
us ~ we following method Of exterminoting the
a aCs mentioned insects from fruit trees tSe
s"cco. y ?, which he assures us he has tented by
Of ~ p,pcures a sheet.iron vessel Of the rbane
OF she itastrum of hollow cone ., '"s snape
iergo " "nn part of The top cut off. which !,
has door a. 70 mold six or seven quarts. This
hsr q, I h~,s. or opening near it's bottom num-.
a, lis boa Iss punched near it's top and socket
which il may be- e lsvs,vs the end Of pole by
" tins vessel fire is made Of ,oh uso . WIN
OIL ana snpur moistened litt,s ';,I. s.sms'
50 as TO cause slow combus,iS," .,;,h waael
s%s wndwars ogp'r.o; By the pole st to
tion as To cause the smoke :" !" snch posi-
branches to which the insects AZ. 'v s, over The
which means they are soon lumiv,,"ld' cned, by
entity.--.N E. Farmer. s''eo into non
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attention!

rs most respectfully solicited by the sub
Ill scriber, to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits OF which have been tested by time, and
are sustained by undoubted testimony.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office May %, 1882.
70 the Widow, Creditors. mad Heirs of AmAsA
BEMIs, jr., late Of Spencer, in said County. de.
ceased and 10 all others concerned in The EsiGte of
said deceased, GREErIxe.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see ht) AT the Cour, ol Probate lobe holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
uay in July next, at of the clock, afternoon.
to show cause why the Account of the Admnistra.
TN oil said deecaseds Estate should not be allow.
ed and dividend decreed to the creditors whose
claims have been allowed; and YOU will be heard
thereon. 22* NATH'L PAINE, j. Prob.
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IHE MUTUAL GOOD OFFICES OF ARrAKp
Science. A soap-manufacturer remarks.
that the residuum of his lev, when exhaust
ed of the alkali for which he emnlovs il
produces corrosion of his copper boiler
lie put Vt INTO the hands OF a scientific
chemist Tor analysis, -nd the result is the
discovery OF one of the most singular and
important chemical elements, iodine. Gu
rlosl!y is excited; the origin of the new
substance Is traced to the sea-plants from
whose ashes the principal Ingredient of
soap Is obtained, and ultimately to the sea-
water itself. II is thence hunted through
nature, discovered in salt mines and sprin9s
and pursued into MI bodies which have n
marine origin: among the rest into sponge.
A lnedlclnal practitioner {Dr. Coipdet of
Geneva) then calls to mind repated RENE
ay Tor the cure Of one of the most grieyous
and unslghtly disorders to which the bu-
man species IS subject, the goitre, which in
iests The inhabitants of mountainous dis
Ticts TO an extent that in this favored land
we nave happily no experience of, and which
was SAID to have been originally cured by
Inc ashes OF burnt sponge. Led I,y this in
dcation, ne tries the effect of iodine on that
complaint; and the result establishes the
extraordinary fact that this singular sub-
.sah' taken as medicine, acts with the
s.n'1st p'ompt!tude and energy on the goi-
IT, ,h, }ana al giandular tamors) dissipating
sie ia'gest ana most inveterate in a short
i',he' ~ Is mus that any accession to our
nn'wieose OF nature is sure, sooner or la
ser' 70 make itself felt in some practical
aPp'caeon'- Georgia Chr. Rep.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

LsAcCUtOf OhtC " AeCUe AotUtC'
"a EyO be sold at Public Sale. by
sfA q. license of the Court Of Pro.
!!l.E&s bate, for the County of Norfolk
,ksA on WEDNESDAY,, the 18Th day of
June neIt, at one o'clock, in the
afternoon, on the premises, for payment Of the
just debts of JOHN NORTON, late of Wey-
mouth, in said County of Norfolk, deceased, the
whole of a FARM, situated in Sterling, in the
county of Worcester, which the said John Nor
ton purchased of Josiah White, of said Ster.
ling, or so much of the same as the said deceas.
ed, died sezed, and possessed of, which consists
by estimation of about sixty seven acres, much
Of which is excellent Land, with a Dwelling
House and Barn thereon.
Also, at four O'Clock, on the same day, on
the premises, the whole Of one other valuable
FARM, situated in ihe southwest part of said
Sterling, of which the said deceased died
seized, and possessed, called the Buss Farm,
which is estimated to contain 126 acres of pro-
ductive Land, with large Dwelling House, a
large Barn, Cider House, and other Out Build.
ings thereon.
Also, at the same time and place, about 5
acres of MEADOW LAND. situated in West
Boylston, in said County of Worcester, which
the said deceased purchased of John Buss of
Sterling. Conditions made known at the sale.
LEMUEL HUMPHREY, Executor.
Weymouth, May %, 1882 egg
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A LONG AND DISASTROUS WALK. We
all know Matthew's Joke of the Chelsea
pensorer, who could not move on when
ordered by the police at the Lord MAYORS
show. as his timber toe had got fixed in a
water plug ; but that there is nothing which
fancy can imagine in the world not surpass-
ed by reality, the following true narration
Will show "A poor fellow. who recently
suffered the amputation of limb in ST.
Georges Hospital, was turned out cured.
Exhllarated by the open air. after long
confinement, he sought public house, and
we are sorry to say, got very drunk, in
which condition he left it to find his way
home. Unluckily for him, his wooden Din.
like the pensioners, discovered an. open
hole in P(ccadilly; but, unlike the pension.
er, the drink made him suppose he could
move on Notwithstanding. He accordingly
performed a. revolution with his other leg
round the fixed point or pivot, and must
have continued ut this work some time. for
he Imagined tina; he walked about five
miles TIL, alas for bis perseverance, he
was thrown down and broke his other limb
In this lamentahle predicament he was pick
ell up and reconveyed 20 the hospital. after
an absence of less than "a hours.
Literary Gazette.
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office. MAY 10, 1852
10 The Heirs Of EBENEzER Far, late OF Royal,ton,
in sad County, deceased and TO all others concerned
an the Estate Of said deceased, GREtTINs
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues.
day in July next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to he the last VIII and Testament If
SAID deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon
22* NATH'L PAINE T p.oh
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May II, 1889.
To the Itid'1O and Heirs Of JoKt Taft, late Of
Royaston, in said Comfy, deceased, and 10 ali
Otiters concerned in The Estate Of said deceasrd
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Trip Hammer Shop.
VENHE subscriber will Let a new BIacksmiib,s
II Shop with Trip Hammer, operated bv
water, and three fires, pleasantly and well s,,n.
aled where there IS good demand for work.
SUCH as scythes, Edge-ToOls, forging oG Ma.
chinerv and Custom work.
% M4CHLNIST'S TAINTED
Two good iron fi9shers, and one Forger,
we'll acquainted with Machine WorkN,,n,'
common Blacksmiih's who wish 10 becor,. w.
quainted with forging and finishing MachinerY
and two hands who wish to learn the bus;nass
Of Machine building, will find good encourage'
ment by applying soon 10 The subscriber
Superior CARDlNG MACHINES. for both
Cotton and Wool, will be furnished in The
course of 3 or 4 months. ." '"'
Holden, March IA ,c
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IN see fDat the Court OF Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday OF July next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why The Instrument which
purports to be the last win and Testament of said
deceased should not be approved, and the adj.
m'n'stratlon with said Will anneyed) of said es.
granted to Solomon Croker OF said Royaston
and you will be heard thereon
22* NATH1 PAINE d.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, NIay II, 1885,,
To the Heirs Of JAcon HALE, late of Wincbendon.
insd'd County, deceased and 10 ali others concern.
ed m the Estate Of said deceased, GREErING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
H. see fly at the Court of Probate 10 he hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at nine Of the clock before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
pufporls 10 be the last Will and Testament OF said
deceased should not be approved and ven will
be heard thereon.
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subsistence of the officers Of tie marine corps, one hundred and eleven thousand five hundred and sixty-tbree dollars.
 For subsistence for non-commissioned officers. musicians, and priyates and wash erwomen serving on shore, eighteen thou sand four hundred and thirty-nine dollars.
 For clothing, twenty eight thousand seven hundred and sixty five dollars.
 For fuels nine thousand and ninety-eight dollars.
 For contingent expenses, fourteen thou sand doiIars.
 For military stores, two thousand dol lars.
 For medicines, hospital stores, and su- gical instruments, two thousand three hnn- dred and sixty y-nine dollars.
 Approved. Feb. 24, ls32. 9
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TRIST s ALE.

N HEkEAS, at term Of the circuit " court, within and for the county of Philips. begun and held on the I2th day of January, 1s32, 1t was ordered, by a decree ef sad court, sitting on the chan eery side thereof that Benjamin Burress and Edwin T. Clark, as trustees of James EyersaIi, should, on the first Monday in May next, on giving thirty days notice in some newspaper printed in this Territory, proceed to sell at the courthouse door in said county, all the right, title. claim, in terest and estate Of said ames Eversail, his heirs, &-c. in and to a certain tract Of land. situated Tn said county of Phillips and being the east half of tract contain ing six hundred and forty acres, confirmed to Moses Perry, and patented by the Pres ideut of the United States, to the legal representative of said Moses Perry; which said tract of land had heretofore been conveyed by the said EgersalI, to the said Burress and Clark, as trustees, to secure tiie payment of debt dHe from said Ever sallto SylYanus Phillips.
 Wharenpon. I. EDWIN f. CLARK, sur Yiving trustee of said James Egersall, give notice, that the above described land will be offered for sale, at the courthouse door in the town of Helena, in said county Of Phillips. aud Territory Of Arkansas, on Monday t4e seventh day of May next, at twelve clock, to satisfy the aforesaid decree obtained by Austin kendrick, as- signee Of said Sylyanus Phillips. Terms of sale cash.
 1t is first rate land. seven and a half miles west of Helena--title ipdisputabIe.
 EDWIN T CLARK,
 Feb. 10. I532-50-7w Prs. fee $l3 50.
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LAW NOT E1Eils
,. HALL E. o. ?. HOWELL

$. s. HA1n fz Q. ?. HOWELL
 HAVE entered into partnership in the practice of law Their residence is at Little Rock. where one ofthe partners may generally be found. They will prac- lice in the Superior Court and in most of the Cifcuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas. They may be retained 10 attend a5g term of any Court n said Territory. Business intrusted to them shall be pune tHsliy and diligently attend cd to.
 .Harck 30, lS32. lily
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" HUH l1E VIII oElA 1l IE4lAEA EAAIGS &D4
 cash-AMoNG wHIeH ARE
 Super6ne black, blue, olive and einna- mon colored broadcloths-biue stroudings, sattilets, white and red lanaels, ging hams-bIack, blue and changeable inte- strings-superior figured maudeTine, black Satin, changeable gros de Naples, black and drab silk velYet, black crape, black lace shaWls, fancy silk shawls, sency silk haudkerchiefs, heavy Pongee iiandkef- 'chiefs, India black silk handkerehiefs, lace yeils, silk velvet. BriIliantine and white Marseilles yesting, fancy vest but tons, Marseilles quilts, fringe. ladies me rino and clrcassIan cloaks, men3s camhlet cloaks-mull hook figured book cambrie, Swiss, jaconet and foundation mnslins- cambrie dimity, linen eambrie, lawn, bobinet lace. fancy prints. Irish linen, superior sewing fix, belt ribbons, Dun stable andbeghorn bonHets, indigo checks, sup. apron cheeks, Scotch aowlas, indigo Plaids, Russia diaper, green and scarlet Mackinaw blankets tortoise she'll tuckIng and side omhs-beots, shoes and bregans ladies leather, morocco and pfanelIa shoes hats, caps, dog skin gloves, women3s black worsted hose, &e. 8.c.
 H.ARD- U.4RE .4ND CUTLERY.
 Cross cut and hand-saws, files ,steelyards, CHlSsElSs aNgeFS, " ditlG iIOliSs IT 9in9 pans. knives and forks, scissors, razors, sheep shears, pen knives, steel spectacle cases, pocket ink stands-bridle bits, brass and plated-extra fine knob locks. stock locks, rife locks, axes, mullen bits, coffee mills. corn mills, spades-6, s. l0 and I'd nails -brads, wire sieFes-cloth, hair and tooth brushes, 3c.
 S.4BDLERY
 Saddles-bridies, ,singleand double rein cd, with plated and brass bits-martia- gales. black and white. with ivory and plated riags-sursingies, collars, web ping, 6.c.
 READY-.M4DE CLOTHING.
 Olive. green, brown and mkt coats- blue, mkt and brown pantalooas--toili- net, velvet. Y aIencia and silk vests.
 R86IEzTfsS.
 Tea, coffee, chocolate. brown and loaf sugar, Hoiasses, cheese, aIlspice, nutmegs, cinnamon, cloves. ginger, rice,soap,sper candles, Poland starch, tobaeeo, madder, maekerei No. 1, almonds, indigo, brandy, gin, run--Teneride, Madeira and ciaret wines
 Which, 7ith many other articles, will be sold cheap for cash; Ee will also re- cciye Furs, Fabrics, Hides, Bear SkiHs, Bear's Oil aad Yaltoss, =at the highest mar ket prices in payment for Goods.
 FMIX WILSON.
 f2th February, 1892.
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TsEEE OHIO.
From the .N. r. EUeniBg Journal.
 WHITE ROSES.

From the .N. r. Ereniug Jomnai.
 WHITE ROSES. They were gathered for q bridal. 1 knew it by their hue Fair as the summer moonlight
 Upon the sleeping dew. From their fair and fairy sisters
 They were born without sigh, For one remembered evening
 To blossom and to die They were gathered for a bridal! And fastened in a wreath, But parer were the roses
 Than the heart that lay beneath: Yet the bcaming eye was lovely. And the coral lip was fair, And the gazcr looked and asked not For the scarlet hidden there. They were gathered for bridall Where thousand torches giistencd, j, When the holy words were spoken, And the false and faithless listened And answered to the VOW
 Which another heart had taken, i ct he vas present then
 The once loved, the forsakea. They were gathered for bridal And now, now they arc dying, And young love at the altar
 Of broken faith is signing. Their summer life was stainless, And not like hers who wore them: *Tbey are faded, and the farewell Of beauty fingers 0 CT them
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.BEl.JFE

H4SOR the accommodation of those who may wish to purchase, we have pre- pared ourselves with Blanks of every des- crlption, such as Summonses. i5xeentions Bonds, Subp9nas, Notes of Hand. Bills of bading, &c. neatly printed on velem pa per, which can be had on the lowest terms by applying at the office Of the Arkansas Advocate. Also, Pamphlets, Cards Hand Ills, Circulars, and all kinds of letter. press printing. done with neatness and to order, at this office.
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A.REEe .NOgIEGm.

SNWILfIkM TRIMBLE, Attorney at
 w Law, will practice in the Superior Court, at Little Kock, and in ske counties of Clark, Hampstead, and Lafayette. in the First Judicial Circuit, and Crittenden. Phillips, and Chicot, in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He will also attend to the col lecting business throughout the Territory
 His residence, Washington, Hempatead county, GA. T.)
 Juiy 21, 1880. 17-H.
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 IILsNlfrI1 U ! ] |, Iifn IIi l AIiNAila..rNNlI,
Little Rock Ferry. EzEgnrAcE AT TTALE ERyGE .

yGyIIE subscribers having rented the fer " at Little Rock, have ouilt large boat expressly for crossing teams and cat tie. which in addition to the boats former iY kept, will enable them to use despatch n the conveyance of passengers. Experienced ferrymon are always in attendance.
 eEsT The rates of ferriage are reduced to Aag, the former charges
 JOHN H. COOKIE,
 JAMES B. kEATTS. Feb. %, ls32-4s--sf
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ea See SeeE SEsdDao.

HA@ING in lis employ, five excellent a-s- worknen, the subscriber viii carry on the GU.N.SgHTTH, BL.4 4CkS.HITH, aud FAC 0.N .HakEArG business, in all their various branches, Tn Little Rock.- He will make and iron Carriages, Wag- ons, Ploughs, Hoes, Swingletrces, all kinds edge tools sc. 6e.; he will make or repair, at the shortest notice, all kinds Of farming utensils. Orders from dis tance will be punctually attended to.
 He will keep on hand, for sale, con- stant supply of all of the aforementioned articles.
 0r All kinds of country produce will be received in return for work, at cash prices. C. BRUMBACk.
 Little RocI. .lIarch 2f, 1899.
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LAW NOTICE.

9RHOMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and F4 Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory com posed ofthe counties of Clark, Hampstead, :, Union, Lafayette, seyier and Miller, re- sides at Washington, Hampstead county, will attend all the Courts in said circuit, and the Superior Court at Little Rock All professional business of civil nature intrusted 10 his care, will be despatched with promptitude. Sums oyer two hun dred dollars will be received for collection in any part of the Territory.
 0.T All rogues made known to him by indictment will receive marked attention
 September 6, 1880, 25tf.
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-ES. GS%Z- S. LET

NR BINDER their services in the various
 A branches of their profession to the cit izens of Little Rock and its vicinity. in which place they have permanently set tied, and hope from assiduity and atten- tion, to share a portion of the public pat ronage. One or the other may at all times be found at their office, if not profession ly absent.
 -Nooea,5er, ls32-swtf.-33.
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Ready-Made Clothing.

YESHE subscriber will keep on hand, for
 the accommodation of strangers, a few isnts of REa aDY-.n.4DE CLOTHIN'as made of the best materials, and in the most fashionable manner.
 Sept. 7--s!a-.s ]. SMITH.
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REApY.TTADv CEoTyyrrgcH.

constantly on i,afld, for safe on the low est terms, He pledges himself, that ali work going through his hands, shall be ex- ecuted in the very best workmanlike man. ner-equal to any that can be obtained in any Of the eastern cities His shop is next door 10 the Post-ofice.
 He has just received the latest amerl- can FdshioRs, and with them, ''E. Minis terss Report of the London Fashions, , to- gether with his whole length illustrations, which lie will revive every other month
 N. B.-He has few dozen fine Beavey HATS, for safe very low
 Lillle Roek, Feb. g, ls32.
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LAWS or ARKANSAS.

2 USF published, and for sale at the e Advocate office, the .1CI'S passed at the late October Session of the Gene1 al Assembly of this Territory. 62l cents. Feb. go.