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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-22
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SoMHhE ;f P,kENOFs TliATTHEREAR ARE GOOD
of New Bedford DR. BRANDRETH refers as to lis genuine
to W. s. Abro street and Bowey who
are now agents for the sale of BRANDRETHs PILLS.
Dr. Brnd ehSr About eight past, saw some Of your
s and read enc Of wrapping papers, but thought was
catching hIng still advised persons who said
they we've must RGHTEoUs Pills. Twas however fathess Of
boxes took them according the directions and found tba
helped me much My nsshbcs knowing how long had been
that had received great benefit two boxes which would
induce 10 purchase Nv wife for long time had beep
in state of health She also took some and found great
benefit And sir while detail of my Com
life all faered DYSPEPSIA or INDiGEsTIoSs WEAR
ACHE ASTHMA GREAT Loss OF apPE FIFE HEA2
GUOR, TREMOR, COSTIVENESS, &c &c Such have been
varied symptoms, but will saw that never took
such medicine your Pills. which seem 10 touch all paris of INV
COMPLAINTS ntene with lhem you may send
me ooo boxes which you must charge the wholesale price,
Dyspepsia, Ifamnsatory Rheumatism. &c. ecualy cured
New York, Isl Laurersstreei Feb 2. 1886
DR. Brandre-Sir Your Vegetable Univ Pills have been
hrosgh Providence the restoring health and enov
men, whea other had been used the least
lid had had the advice the eminent men in the profe
% and was treated by them for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
and iniinnaioFy Rheumatism My symptoms pains my
right and also in my left side hack almost in every iph
which often became bad coune nay
t. violent pasmodc attacks and frequently sick headache
indeed miserable in the extreme For years had
relish for my food, and seldom enjoyed sound sleep have
been frequently BLEED ard eed required neither since
began with nesmahe Pills Indeed every winter for four
years past have been laid bed agony; but fortunately
commenced with yor Pills about May last md thank God have
laid by single day MI sleep and elite are also
perfectly restored have as am It t. time Tor
many years Make what please of this
duty owe 70 and the public gensrsy benefit, have
experienced an sir yours very 1,sssPsessly
Office, 1877 Hudson street. nearly opposite BRONZE Price Is
GEMS per oox feb l6-lul+
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TO THE PUBLIC.

BROWN 4 Go. having heretoslIe made great improve
in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention 10
this important branch of business and e themselves they
have succeeded in manufacturing article which for gnes
durability and use exocrd by nothing line This
hat The combined result Of several experience in the
actre much stention and great in the
Brown Co in presenting 10 the public think they hare
y reached the nltimaium of beauty cheapne durability
and comfort the They also manufacture and have been
doing for time superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS 1hi ha, has been highly approved by
the public long will testify. All ssles
therefore good customer the losses of mad Wholesale
dealers supplied al the shortest notice at -
BROWNS Co.'S Priced Hat Store,
sep 10 i7c Chatham corner of Mott street
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~ for the Prevention Cure sumption and other diseases
Of the Chest where The Lungs affect, dThi Syrup WILDE
found of bne for aboring
Affections and all other complaints arising from weakly
tons.
VEGETABLE PREPAR ATION FOR PURIFYING THE
BLOODThis is in the form OF quidone iumberfu going
10 bed and hall tbler full every morning ter will
be of great advantage troubled with pmp erupons
Ie IL i very pleasant 70 The taste and acts mild caihartc
CHINESE LOT1ON-For removing Freckles. Pimpes and
Bochs from the face. Also for Salt Rheum Solid
Head, Itch, and every disease of the skin.
PILLS for preventing and destroying the effects Of spuons
liquors.
PREVENTATIVE MEDICINAL SOAP for removing
Freckls and all Cutaneous Eupos; by DIR. Juany
member Of The Faculties of Paris and Lndo the
Hospitals Of FranceSod at 32 Broadway opposite Hospi al
by DIX CHABERT
feb Icy
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TNHE SUBSCRIBERSH HAVING COMPLETED ar

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING COMPLETED ar
angemen both in The Importing and manufacturing of arti
Gle: a their line Of business enabled 10 connect with
their former extensive retail trade that of woesaeng and take
this opportunity of informing merchants dealing in Watches,
Jewey and FaHcy Goods tat by those they will
be constant receir of all articles connected with the Jewe
rads both foreign and domestic which they will furnish the
best advantage dealers OF the city The foowidg articles
have jus. h-cn received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of II. J.Tobia.
Co.; Jno Harrison; Moness ard others manufacture, with
variety of resch and Swiss Lepne duplex and anchor
opponents
PLA TED WARE.-Sheihed and Birmingham manufacture,
Us Branches Casters; Candleicks; guteubs Dishcoves
Botteslands Epefgnes with glass Dishes Walters &C. &C.
JEWELRY.-DiamoId Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings
Suits Of Caineo, Mosaic and Pearl. Gold Coean and Agate
Ear Drops God Chains of variety of patern Forentne snd
Roman Moacs in sets of Ear Rings and Pin both real and mta
ton; Gold and plated Seals, Keys and fob oh,ins.
FANCY GOODS-Silver She'll and Ivory Gard Cases; God
and Silver Snuff Boxes Gold and Silver everpoined Pencils,
Tooth Picks &C.; Bronzd goods of every variety Silver and
tronzed Card ks beautiful silver Gard Bekets Purses Eye
Glasses and Specacles Comedian and Agate Desk Seals Cologne
Stands Cigar Gases and Holders, with grea, variety of ether
articles.
Additions making day present assortment and
every exeon will be made reader desirable for and
Western merchants TO call upon MARQUAND CO.
feb Aim 1871 Broadway.
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RELIEF, FOR NORTHWESTERN ARE two

remedial articles or Inventions promising comfort and
mothers and infants that deserve be ally known The
breast pump, intended draw milk from distended or OBJ
siructed breast is beautiful substitute for the human mouth
well calculated ogve relief The sufferer The convenience
intended for who, though able and willing .ucke their
in often distressed and sometimes prevented from the
venience of both parties 1t is ,kly prepared
most nestess and purity preserved while the infant nourshed
without distressing s parent For sale by Patrick Dcke
breacWay near canal street feb Aims
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W REA DER.-Lett the Truth be impressed on your mind
mat all pains diseases and weaknesses owing your improper
conduct which impure circulation blood DR. Good
mans American Gonohea Pills celebrated and known as
an eectu cure for Gonohea Glee Itation Kidneys
BLADDER Urets PROSTATE Glands and all yenerea cases in their
different stages See DR. Goodman advertisement other
page. fen off
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TO PHYSICIANS OR DRUGGISTS-AB BAR
SAIN-fhe Fxture of Drug Store, consisting Of Counters
scale Drawers, Medicines &c. &c, he sold iai- yaIus
i" .e Physician Druggii about business the
aty- ia Investigation will be worthy attention. Apply TO
feo -o-t PBURNET Co.. AZ b. roadway.
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EDGAR JENKINS, AueiiOneeI.

IL HUNDRED VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
EIGHTH WARD Of TIKI CITY OF BRoOKLYN.-
FRANKLIN JENKINS VIII sell Wednesday, the I'd day of
March next al IL occk their Sales Room, Furns Buldng,
No. 10 Bread street,
About ,ix hundred valuable Building Lots in the Eighth
Waid of The city If Brooklyn berg the prcpeit lately owned by
Joseph Dean the IF which the
Heights and gradually rising om the bay the elevation If
than 100 feet presents from part Vt the tract commanding
prospect of the city Of New York, the Bay Island New
jersey, &c
This ground the distance from site of the Merchants
Exchange TwenyihId in the city of New York The
South Ferry will be in operation ery coming spring
boats y comp eted Clinton
opened and The wee length Henry being
tinud All these streets lead direct Hamilton Avenue Said
Aveue is nearly graded and will b. ready travel in
spring Thi. Avenue leads directly land the
bridge The Third Avenue VIII oh through this land is
ed lis whole lsng h. and graded this property and will be
completed the whole length the spring This route will furnish
application pend ag before Legislature for rail road
through the Third Avenue ding 10 Bath Ii confidently
asserted that this passed other
of prospect location. Ii extended front
nearly 600 feet and lot has view The adjoining
perry has sold in lots and terms Of ae twelve
and and rapid improvements have made and
between this property the South Ferry; and
siderng its high commanding situation all combine
desirable location for lemen who wish reside
city and out OF its noise and coHfusons.
Every lot will up and positively sold the highest bidder
without and the Large number offered will
capitalists TO made good investment.
The of sale 10 the day SALE so per
in 90 days 6 cent rem.in bond and fol
a 6
Lhogriphc maps may of the
No. 10 Brood street. ten day previous he day Of sale
Information relation The title (which Rdispnabe other
be had of Smith Eames Cuuneo Law, Halls
Exchange Buildings, Brooklyn (s0 feb l6-ds
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THE sUBSCRIBER PROPOSES To PUB
NEW YORK SAW MANgJEACTORV
S6 Elm STREET.

THE sUBSCRIB Err has his Foundry and
Machine Shop,) neaced the Manufacturing of
SAWS,
DESCRIPTIONS
And has hand prepared orders for the following
articles, viz:
Cast S.sel Turned Circular Ssws warranted true;
veneering Saw Plates in segments;
Cotton cleansing Circular, or Gin SsNss;
MILL Pit and Gross Cut Saws;
Feioe or Turning Saws Biletor Woodoutter's Webb;
Chest, Grating, Hand, PANEL and Ripping Saws
Doctors Cslioo Webhs, blue o bright;
Hay aud Straw Knives: Machine Knives,
Cast Steel Brick Trowel, (.uid tanes);
Paserng Trowes, &c. &c.
~ Being supplied with the best qua'iyof
CAST STEEL
and expee vorkmen Sheffield will
articles be equal any Imported made country.
Orders for al knf. of CASTINGS, NILi- STEAM EN-
CINE iad MACHINE WORK will lie executed usu,tst the
old established Iron Elm between Peas Duare
HENRY WOERALI, Office, &c Elm street.
New York, Feb. 1885, l8-sni&x
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NOTICE.-SUYDAMS YORK have removed TO No.
IA Broad street. whei hey ernins entire Sleek
OF staple Dry Goods received by arrivals fres Europe
which, together with coed assortment Domestic Goods they
offer on their usual terms feb ~. exr
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AUCTION SALES.
EDGAR JENKINS, Auetioneer.


FURNITURE AT ACTION at 10 O'Clock, at No
Il 81 Beekman slreei-FRANKLIN JENKINS will sell at
auction Monday morning. February 3D. at 10 o'clock at
No 50 Beekman Street, general e Household Fur
the properly of family that have Europe, consisting
OF Dalnask Window Curtains; Sofas; Mantle Lamps; Brussels
Paour and Stair Csr' Rugs; Pier Dining and Tea Tables,
Looking Glass BEDS and Bedding; Beaueau; eegsnt
hogsny wadlob To, Tables &c. &c. ether Win the
Kitchen Furniture, with which The sale will commence
n. B. The house will he open carly the morning If the sale
when The Furniture may be examined 1851 feb l7-dls
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A THENA PLASTER.-A.2fe and :

A THENA PLASTER.-A. safe and efectusl remedy
Tor tho heunatin LaeneSs of the Back Limbs Tiet
ness of the Chest md Difficulty of Breang This plaster
pared rom The nal recipe of eminent city,
who has employed for the twenty with err
in his private practice seldom failing giving immediate
relief Prepared and for sale by
WHITING L. NEWELL
feb lift Corner of Madison and Catharine street
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UMBRELLA AND PA RASOL
MANUFACTORY.

259 PEARL STREET.
GARNER COMSr OCK offer for sse en- the reason-
able terms and elegant OF Umbrellas and Para
se's (o their mznuctnre comprising variety
anil pattern, ard e which hy would respectfully
ton OF their friends and cusiomers. feb s M
THE SUBSCRIBER PROPOSES To PUB
i LISH by subscription LA MORALE CATTOLICA,
M Catholic ora by Mazoni, with by himself in Italian
and English at 81 80 copy, duedecms
l.. DA PONTA, IS Dey st.
Where the subscription book is OPEN
WANTED, good Translator from Ililaa 10 English
lar Soft
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DR. II ARIS'S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC FOR
GonorrhGa *Such have unfortunate in an
9nguarded hour TO have contracted disease may
md safe and certain remedy the above
hnsment OF injury to the constitution infection will be
cured tive days To be had Division St Price ST. Ad-
vice given TO those using medicine fen lain
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HAY-Soo bales Hay, for sale by VIM. p. WRIGHT,
dec Aft
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ITO FAMILIES, tUBLIC AND pRIVAT
i PARTY GIVERS.-THE SyTBSCRIBER having Ia

experience and practice the first European
society, in conducting Public and Private Dinner Parties Balls
&c will be glad TO take the entire charge uch other parties
orrendef the necessary assistance
Walters Of caPabity and honesty procured the shortest notice
and most mod crate terms.
Bills of Fare prepared and when required cooking depart
ment will be superintendent trouble families.
III. NJ FALCONER-
Orders lei Messrs. Smith & Cause SO Reed street.
stlnty attended 10. fbI5-2w
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THE VARIOUS. WEAKNESSES PECULIAR

a ESSES PECULIAR
TO the Fair Sex Immediately under The powers
EVANS TONIC CAM0MILE PILLS, and ladies of fashion
tnd them TO be the best medical sppendage the toilette they
ever met WITH recruiting the decsyed spirits dpang The head
chasing away ehoyhey give comfort and strength
York. fab IL I'm
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J. ITIHb32MNdtas .SSNSa,tN WALL-sTi sT0CK

ENCHANGE BKOkER-EsCkances an kinls OF nm
current money at the lowest
All kinds OF gold and silver bought and Sold
Bank OF Eng Notes bought and sold Thompson will collect
4nd negocse drafts most of the commercial places States
and Canades oct 93,f
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u ENJOY AL.-RUTHvEN& CHAPMAN have renewed
~ from 73 Sc Maiden Lane. where they , open
Spring trade extensive assortment of Cloths Cassimees
1ngs and Trimmings feb left
STEAM POWER AND RUOM-TO LET
- IN BROOKLYN For further particulars, addr 1912
Post Office. New York. feb I6-Ot
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~ PROVE ALL THINGS.-Let every be his
Dentist and his teeth by using DR. Stnans
tic Odsniica See advertisement The Teeth The Teeth
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PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.


PARK THEATRE.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF MRS. WATSON.
THIS EvENlN q,
Will be performed the opera Of
YNATIvE LAND.
PeegTino Mr. Placide Tancredi Mr. Riohngs
Clymanie, Mrs Watson
: To conclude y ih the opera Of,
THE PET OF TIE fET11coATs.
Door. .Oeu a f sa Performance y, Ms masoa ,,,t
FRASkEiN THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MISS A. FISHER
THIS EVENING.
THE SOMNAMBBLIST. st-as
Colin de 1rop, John Seton B. anchimp, Thoman
To coaeIude with the melo d. anna of
A.. THE As ss OF LANGUEDOC.
Door. at e. Performance {. eonpsnes oaaer ,o7
nOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPINC i. taught
at Fosters Commercial SCHOOL is5 Broadway. upon the
the learners conytnietce-hce being classes The plan
instruction at plain practical and comprehensive During
Of books and be qualified perform the duties Of ooEreper
in the most extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
in PENMANSHlP, morning. Afternoon, and evening Terms
moderate Apply s5 Broadway lover MIR. Mhaus Druggist
Store.)
From the Boston Gaserl
MEhCANTlLE Observation-Disclosures manner in which
OF merchants; and when ge for the frs. time,
house he finds simisie what he
delsr Of theatre and Asddn lamp The great difference
tween theory and study an art and ifs ap
pcaton 10 practical too well known remark
we think alr Fosters PLAINLY connecting systematic bookkeeping
NTH aea advantages worthy
ration of all he wish acquire forms snd modes of business in
a Thorough and ehectua
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the counting house. and
Penma qualify him. in peculiar for the duties
oths p"'ess on jan Gift
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-06-07
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
or New York

Pursuant TO notice, a county convention
of the friends of Harrison and Granger and
the opponents of secret societies and anti
republican monopolics, was held at the
Court House in Montpelier, on Wednesday
the LIST of June instant.
WIN. UPllAM, Esq. was on nomination
appointed Chairman, and c. l.. KNAPP,
Secretary.
The object of the meeting being stated,
On motion of John l.. Buck, Esq. com
mittee consisting Of two from each town
represented was appointed 10 present can
didates for the consideration of the conven-
ton.
a committee of four was appointed to
prepare resolutions expressive of the views
ofthe meeting, viz:
Mr. Buck of Mortified,
Mr. Mr. K Kmnnn and orMonrpeIier.
MIR Eldridge of Warren.
After II recess, the committee on nonlina-
tons reported the names of
Hon. MLToN BRowN, and
JONATHAN p. MILLER, Esq.
MS candidates for Senators. These nomina
tons were confirmed by the Convention
without dissenting vote.
MIR Knapp, from the committee on rcso-
lutlons, reported the following, which were
considered separately and adopted
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-06-07

Resolved, That we continue TO adhere,
with unwavering steadfastncss, to tie great
principle of opposition TO every encroach-
ment upon the supremacy of the laws, from
whatever source, and under whatever pre-
text
Resolred, That in the selection and sup
por, of candidates for Office, we will con-
tinue to sustain such men, and such only,
as accord with us in the sentiment of the
foregoing resolution.
Resolred, That the nominations made by
the State Convention in February last are
in accordance with the wishes of the Anti
masonic Democracy of Vermont.
Resolved, That tho letter recently adj
dressed by Gen. Harrison to the State Com
mittcc, meets with our warm appreciation,
as containing an avowal of OPINIONS and
principles, ever acted on by Antimasons
and now firmly adhered to by a vast ma
iori,y ofthe Freemcn of Vermont.
RcsolUed, That we recognize in WIN. II.
HARRISON and FRANCIS GRANGER
all the qualifications requisite for a dis
charge of the high esponsibilities of the
stations to which they have been nominated
by large masses of the People in ten States
of the Union.
ReSoired, That we will sustain the nom
nations Of SILAS II. JENISON for Go
vernon, DAVID NJ. CAMP for Lieut..
Governor, and AUGUSTINE CLARKE
for Treasurer, because they are not only
the regularly nominated candidates of our
party, but the known and tried friends OF
our principles.
Resolred, That when we consider that
the Surplus Revenue, including the unex-
pended balance in the national treasury,
will, during the present year, average not
less than thirty-iive, and probably forty
immense influence which the gratuitous
use of this enormous capital gives to the
A'NtCNtl'C; pVolhOo lhC l'Cthlluly lldlIOtdgC
of the Government, it is time that the
country should awake to n sense of the
consequences.
ResoIred, lin the language of Andrew
jackson "That the most safe, Just and
"tederal disposition which could be made
{" of the Surplus Revenue, would be its APP
portionment among the several States,
according to the ratio of representation >
On motion of Col. Miller
Resolped, That the mprisoning the HON
EST POOR for debt is a relic of barbarism-
and while it cannot make the rich richer il
always makes the poor poorer. Let it be
abolished
On motion of Mr. Buck,
Resolved, That the county committee be
authorized to fill any vacancy which may
occur in the nominations made by this
convention.
The convention then adjourned without
day.
VIM. UPllAM, President.
G.. l.. KNAPP, Secretary.
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-" IL appears 10 me that the most safe,
Just and federal disposition ,chich couli be
made Of the Surplus Revenue ,oould be its
appOrtiOnnIent among the sererGI States, ac-
sOrding TO the ratio Of representation"
Andrew Jackson in 1899.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-06-07
TOWN COMMITTEES
c. l.. KNAPP, Secretary.

The county committee, in conformity
with previous usage, have made the follow
ing appointments of town committees, in
the hope that the most energetic measures
will be taken by them to secure an auspi-
cious result in the approaching elections:
Barre. Joseph Sterling, Joseph Ripley,
Joseph Wheaton.
Berlin. Asahcl IL. Nye, Leonard Ellis,
Edmund Langdou.
Calais. Geo. w. Foster, Loan Hatha-
way, Lemuel Perry.
Durburg. Ira Arms, Geo. w. Turner,
Richard Lyman.
Fillmore. Abel Camp, Nehemiah French,
G. w. Bailey.
FiwSton. Francis Wilder, Calvin Fuller
ton, David Boycc.
Mn Shfeid. Jacob Putnam, Alonzo Fos-
ter, John F. Capron.
.NiddieSer. VIM. s. Clark, Horace IIol-
den, iona. Webster.
Moreto'cn Ira Carpenter, Rufus Clapp,
VIM. Stockwell.
.Nomtpctier. f. p. Jewctt, Luther Cross,
Josiah Wing.
.Non!feM Samuel Denny, David Rob
inson, John Averil.
Piamfeld. Daniel Lamson, ia. Wing,
A. II. Bancroft.
Rorb,py. Isaiah Shaw, Nathan Morse,
Samuel NJ. circuit.
.StHw. Ezra Dutton, Lcmuel Thomas,
Freedom Edison.
Unren. J.W. Eldridge, ARENAS Cush-
man, w. b. Tyler.
WaterJuy Leander Ilutchins, Russell
Butler, f.. :. Ncwcomb
WritSfeld. Ors IL Skinner, Robt Leach,
Isaac IlCwlry.
Worcester, II. w. Brown, Leonard
llamblet, Franklin johnson.
Hoodbmy. John IL. Fowler, C. Aims
worth, Daniel Poor.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-06-07

The Senatorial Convention last Wednes
day, was not very fully attended on account
of the urgency of farming business still
there was respectable abundance, and no
lack of interest in the meeting The
gentlemen put in nomination for Senators
are very well known TO our fellow citizens
throughout the county. They are good
men and true, whe have often been entrus-
ted with official responsibilities and what
is more, have acquitted themselves with
honor Let the feemen hut rally and
do their duty, and a signal victory awaits
us in September. No time for snoozing
now. Let strong pull be made for the
redemption of Washington County from
masonry, Van Burenism and federal inn
posture
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-22
NEW GOODS.

N & w. R. GIBSON have lately receiv- 4. ed from Philadelphia and New York, their Fall and Winter supply of Dry Goods, comprising large and general assortment, carefully selected by one of the Firm, viz: Super blue, black, brown, green, and dahlia
 cloths
 do do do satinets and kersimeres do rose, Mackinaw, and point blankets Plaid and colored linseys, kerseys, Sc. lfine Kentucky jeans Brown and bleached shirtings and sheetings,
 plaids, S5c. Sgc. Black and colored silks, of every quality A large variety of fancy goods, &c. Ladies' and misses leather and prunella shoes
 and slippers; gaiter boots; mems and
 boys shoes, pumps and boots Boys and mems hats and caps of all qualities. An assortment of ready made clothing Hardware, Queensware and glassware, as-
 sorted, &c.
 GROCERIES. Sugar; coffee; tea; molasses; mackarel; rice;
 spices, &c
 LIQUORS, &c. Cid cogniac brandy. rum, &gc. Madeira and Teneriffe wines Malaga and Port do. Old rectifed whiskey
 The public are respectfully invited to call and examine their stock, as they are deter mined to sell unusually low, and on the best terms.
 Little Rock, Nov. 1885.
 l.. 6 w. R. G. arc also in daily expecta- tion of an additional supply of Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Sge. for this place. Also, expected by the first boats, a large and gene T R Liquors, for the Pine Bluffs.
 Nov. 1885.