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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
TAPHET ~ SEARCH OF FATHER.

VAPHET IN SEARCH OF FATHER
~ This day published Part ILL., ofJaphet in Search Father,
by the author Of Peter Simple, Naval Officer, &c.
In Of the applications Of the above
abe publishers Of The Franklin Library issued Ill which
all that heen received ofh interesting tale They
e beg leave u infm the Of the Franklin Ii
b that they receive the that be procured
and will issue complete Immediately npcn the receipt Of the
naaRder fron England.
The Franklin Library published in weekly parts price I2
cents and he had Of al the principal booksellers. Ii being
seoyPed separate complete from the
always be furnished The 46 parts published
contain the following popular works:
Besute Of the English ANIMALS. for 1855.
The Last DAYS Of Pompei. by f.. l.. Buwer
-Tynley Hal. b. Thomas lilo d.
Three Nights in a Lifetime Domestic Tale.
Jacob Faii ful, by Captain Marry4t-
Tales, ly James Sheridan Knos les.
The Bondmaa Story 0fthe Times Of Wat Tyler.
Select Poems. Tales Of Woman's Trials by Mrs ,. c. Hail.
Real Life, Pages frum the Portfolio ola Chronicer.
Peter Simple, BY Captain Marry
The Dark Lsdy Of Do
Richard Of Yo K the White Rose Of Enc land.
IaishaiTlark, Tale. Bramhrtye House. Ann Grey.
The Deformed Lodore, by Mrs shelley.
Tke NaSal Officer, by Captain MaIryatt.
The Admir- aps Daughter. Select Tales
The Cui,e ~ the Nidgr. Cousin William.
The Man Of Many Friends Tom Criagies Log
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jsn SOtfin THOMAS NEWELL
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CLENN-S INDIAN DYE-For cooring red, light or grey
VI wi hut staining the skim OF njuring the
the Iea for sale al Hoppers Pharmacy No
Broadway Franklin BY the gross dozen. ff
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WHoM TT MAJ S9 HNEFEFtTiC

BALSAM-The curative qualities and virtues OF this medicine
stood the twelve this country
Many spurious have been made compete
with ofhem have out OF notice. those tha
still inge- but little used al present
The proprietor inform the public that respectable
city made spurious limitations Of this
ceent medicine and have far forgot their duty their fellow
citizens amper with their health and constitutions Tor the
mann panre of few dolars Their shall he exposed to
the public caught in the sale Of another bottle The great eisn
reputation genuine Basam has been honestly gain
ed by the cure the following aeetionsGonorhns GeeS
Structures Seminal Weakness Whites Pains u the Lon Kidneys
Irritation Bladder and Uehra Gravel and other disorders
ofthe Urinary Passages frequently performing perfect cure
the short space Of three or four days
ton signed A. Smith other genuine Complete directions
accompany every hottie thai person ignorant
bottles Of genuine be had of Diekie, No. AIS
Broadway Dr. Hart corner Chamber and Broadway; also by
James Smith. Fulton ST.. Brooklyn jas dD-lm
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. l6O Canal street,
~ Nack. Of Canal r. McNEI LII and
e. A. STREETER. Principals The location Of this School IS
particularly eligible and its spacious and well ventilated
Ii embraces four departments:
lsL THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
fitted any University College in the United States
Is under the immediate charge Of Mr. McNs graduate Of TRIM
~ College Dublin who for occupied the critical
preparation Of sudenis for that University.
ID THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES, in which the German, French and Italian are taught
under the direction Mr. A. Petaux, Professor Of Modern Lam
gusges
3d. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for course Of in
ucton in The and HIGHER branches Of English education
IS conducted BY Mr.. G. G.. JenniEg
4th THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. 10 ri lads
under eight for the higher English studies by the
tc11r Alteration Reading Spelling Wng the rudimsnls OF
Arithmetic and Geography.
For he particulars apply the time between
the houTs 90 A. NJ. and Pm.
ReertNes:-
Ri Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, George Barclay, ESQ.
Rev. DR.. Mathews Chancellor Anthony Bercay, Esq.
ofthe New York University. John Chambers Esq.
Rev. J. f. Shroedsf Schuyler Livingston Esq.
Rev. A. 49, John Caldwell, ESQ.,
Wm Samns .Esa dec iO-Sm
IITICA LOTS.-5O LOTS, remarkably well located be
~ IN the immediate neighbohood Of the hest business streets
FOR sale, very low by applying 10 q. G. SICKELS,
Walls rce
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50 SOOT0 Loan ON H. real RE nL., E 3. AMI
ian sniff G. G. sICKLES, 81 Wall St
TO BE DISPOSED OF, A REFRACTORY
thorournflres, and most eligible
situation for carrying business extent Address NJ
this Office, York Lunch Broadway and Counnd
areet Jan lo-;f
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DADEAUs CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING

DADEAU'S CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING
ID PLAST ER-Pepar-d for pains weakness, IN the breast
side back limbs also for govt rheumatism lsereomP:ln. and
dyspepsia; for coughs colds shmss, difficulty OF breathing sp
stomach ac they will give immediate and sooth
ing relief and for pessantnc safety and certainty are de-
dedy superior other remed Such whose
avocaons require that they should stand or ST mu.h
eentary habits generally who be troubled with
pains the side breast aved try OF these beautiful
paster they essentially different from all Others and
free from those objections which sonaby made against
pa,e generally Te proprietor has had the pleasure selling
daily many years this city, and OF the many thousands
who them he has heard Of solitary complaint
They paroaizrd extensively by the medical and
probably intelligent physician in the United states
Europe that would hesitate 10 sanction them with his name or
influence when made acquainted with their composition
Printed directions each fc signed oy me IN my
hand writing counterfeit which will be punished ge
nv Person. about buyng them will remember ask for BA-
DEAT,S STRENGTHENING PLASTER, and see that they
get direction signed They put up in boxes with large
and show hills will keep without injury IN any climate
and will be forwarded any Of the United States British
Provinces A. Der order liberal discount made those who
by 10 ell cnneuson have only add that instances
are 80 numerous in which saury effects have been prod-
ce nv using they recommended with the most entire
confidence 20 all who thus afflicted
sold wholesale and RETAIL the Bowery Medicine Store No
go Boy-ry, New Yofk. nv N. w. BADEAU. jan D Il
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T AIDES FURs. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS

L AIDES FURS. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,
L. AND STOCkS-Watson Van Duzer, l5s Charham
respectfully inform their friend. and the public that they
manufacture and keep for sale splendid Of
article In their line Of the very best materials and workmanship
which they offer very Their stock consists Of
following articles, viz Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin and Sable
Peernes, CsPes Boa Nuts and Neck Ruf Swlnsdown Rufs
Oer Fureal Nulrs Muskrat Rabbit and Hair Seal Caps
Also SeaIe Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
Hats FoulaTd figured do Plaid
do. Plain Stocks with Handkerchief and Plains also fgd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks Also splendid silk and satr
Veng Bombazn Moha and silk and brste Stocks made the
hest hrle frames in the approved Lines Bo-
and Shirt Car Crsvais and Stiffness Pocket
Suspenders, Gloves. &c. 2-tf
ION OUNCES PLATINA-In wire and sheets for sale ky
lOO DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER.
dec % G. Broadway.
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nRUGs. MEDICINES. DYE WOODS DYE

nRUGS. MEDICIN ES, DYE WOODS. DYE
SfUFFS Chemical Hllters, Dyer Bleachers Fulers
GmpowdeS Meuuflcers' and Painters Articles, Gas O
100 ton. st Domingo Lagwood 50 packs Gold Leaf.
100 do Fuslc, 1000 lbs Acid Tartarc,
20 do Nicaragua Wood, 90 TASKS Quicksilver,
500 bbls ground Clipped Log 100 bales Senna,
wood casks Gum Arabic. No. I,
500 do Fustic, so hays Gum Senegal,
100 de- Hlche Wood So Gum 5heilae,
$50 do Red Wood 1000 lbs do elastic Slabr.
300 DO Mic Wood 200 hbls do 60 Bags
30 do Cam Wood, do Cayenne Pepper
100 do HyPernc, casks Sugar Lead
Ice 10 Puy CuIcuna 10 hbls Powd. Maganese
50 casks English and American % casks Carh Msgnesa
Coppera, N0 boxes Ma settles Roll Brm-
100 baskets Annato, stone.
100 kegs refined Sal,petre, 50 casks Flour Sulphur
300 bags + l. Crude Co. 5000 Bath Bricks,
80 bbls CaHphor 10000 do Fire,
l0D casks Bleaching Powder, Bengal Indigo,
200 csrboys Oil Of iiTiel, % Caracas do.
50 do Mmalia Acid, 100 bales MuReei,
. 10 Nitric Acid, 81 hhds Dutch Nader,
$40 Sulph Quinine, do French do,
500 lbs Calome 10 Gum Aees,
500 cases Rhuharh 50 casks L bbls winter strained
500 do White Lead, dry, Lamp Oils.
kegs do GROUND, 50 do do do Fall do,
80 bh!. Spirits Turpentne 50 do do Summer DO,
10 cases VermiIlon, 80 do do Sea Elephant do,
y casks yerdigrs 10 do do Lintsesd do,
) bbls Canary OIchille, 9 do do Olive do,
Is do Bslsam CoPsiys. % do do Whale and refined,
? eannisters Ess. Berganous % bbs Glue.
100 boxes PayeTzed Jalap 25 boxes Mrseilles CASTLE
100 do do Rhubsrb, Soap,
100 do do Peru. Bark, 90 hbls Alum.
~ bbls CIoyes 80 do Blue Vitriol,
10 casks Cream Tartar, So cases Gum COpsl,
do do p d. Opium.
For sale by JOHN C. MORRISON SON, No. 1873 Green
wich street and No. Maiden Lane Marble Bung door
below Pearl street jan % I'm
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SAyEYOUR NsTITUTIONSTHERE are
filling remedy for Of Syphilis Como rhes, elect Impure
Discharges the Skin, and all tumor Of seofuo
nature One bottle sufficient eradicate Of The above die
orders and surprise the patient by lis wonderful effect For sale
nv A. Unde hill IS Beekmsn street. e William; Colvi
E 4s Broadway of Broome and by T. Austin, IS Car
mine Price - per bottle. jan N-a
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EyENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.

H TLEMEN-The subscriber has removed the elegant and
spacious Collegiate School, leo Canal street,
on the OF VsIick street.
select c of young gentlemen will be instructed in the usual
Of education also in the Classics and Modern Languages
The French department under the immediate direction Of A.
PeStaux Professor Of the French Language.
NJ g. Particular will be devoted Bookkeeping ard
Penmanship.
Terms moderate. Apply above. C. C. JENNINGS.
dec 2lf
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~ AND wAREHOUSES.-The subscribers have the above
articles constantly hand will manufacture the shortest
sSe, any patterns furnished them. Also iron pipes
branches and all other castings constantly hand and s orders
promptly executed BRICK ALLEN,
ian In 81 Water street. New York.
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b. GLENTWQRTH g. co: MnoLEsALE
Cs BOOT, SHOE LEATHER w RShOUSE, No. ~
Liberty street Of Taorbarn and immediately oppo
site Messrs. Doremus Suydnms Nixoa. ian S-1m
FOR SALE-z2,OUO Acres ct lo1d umoered Land in
the State OF Maine lying the Naaaugu waters and within
few miles Of ship The timber principally Of
White Pine with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood
there ao several good mills IL the vicinity, Of easy
Persons who have heen represent desirable Of land
and object for spectators take held Of Terms Of payment
will be made easy and accommodating; for further pacula ap
ply 10 j. g. VANDENBE RG,
dec 5-tf So Chatham street.
HAT CAR AND STOCK FAcTOKY.-The subscribe,
oilers for sale superior Satin Beaver Hats Cot
Caps and Silk San Velvet and B0mhazne Stocks, eyeFyv
itv fsIys quality and price. Aso large Of Fenc
md India Goods, consisting OF Bombsznes, Satn Vsye Grapes
Levanne &c. suitable for Sockmakers and Sockmakers Trim
nings Of all descriptions WILLIAM REID, % Cedar
~ b. Black Silk Plush. for Hasier's use. SEPT
I AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-wATsON VAN
L. DUZER l58 Chatham street, selling very reduced
prices, splendid sssoment Of Fur, consisting of Cape,
Pelerine Boa Muf Neck Ru Swsnsdown Tor trimming and
other description Of articles their line. Ladies wishing
purchase would do well call and for themselves the
scris determined clear their entire stock Of Fsrs peyi
l. the holidays. WATSON VAN DuZER
l58 Chatham street, New York.
Also hand, above superior style Of fine Fur CAPS and
SOcks. dec 5-If
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THE TEE SNRI, TaE ITEETH:.nD,; STILL

i MANS MAGNETIC ODOETlcA.-The Uopian DIRE an
the human system T the use q the Magnetic By
.% The s and As% ~ hs
Natural brilsnsy, and the gum, ~ .oan.1e and beauty
decay but remain to the latest age with their natural
preserved prevented from aching The oft will
great expense Of fling filling, and scrsping
s they .nS
hi, breath f9,ed advised him DR.. 81. Magnetic Oden
sockets hi, gums h. resumed their health his breath corrected
o. not e S'' e1 the 1s will T s ssd The
preparation is on different prime piles than any other IN use
called on and expressed great benesI
they have received from the d Dr. SIS magnetic donca
IL s iy no money WOUND ''"'s 10 DC "''' '' '''''
The following jus, received from VIM H. Fowler ESQ
Me.,rs Bunsil co-Gentlem-a Having DR.. stmans
ing Gee'me fully satisfied Of is unquesona6e and
superiority every other medicine that has within
also Tor preserving the gums disease restoring
health having become diseased well purifying and
afflicted the disease Of The teeth aad gums. TO offer you
testimony in favor of desirable remedy for the" ia" eo'
Sepl o lass WI IT, FOWLER 81 East Broadway
The articles for sale $40 Greenwich street, 1.-TWO door
from Spring. BY p BURNETT Co.. and Patrick Dekie AIS
Broadway Of Lpen street, and by j. Syme, corner OF
The following received from lady of great
responsibility residing ia sreoklyr.
where truth anduee demand IT, h-ud beeonsdered nHwof-
thy
undenabe Having considerable time Affected with
excrang pain the teeth gums and jaw and er having
tried remedies and found reefhy them Mr. Place Of Ia
Chaton street, recommended Try Dr. Stllmans Magnetic
which did and the first time ned Il, any teeth,
gums and jaw ceased aching and have ched since In
sequence Of having three deeayed teeth unable
dak cold without distressing pain, and
have used The Magnetic Odone teeth appear he sound and
and jaw free from Diseases and enjoy the luxury OF my
food and drink better than have for past am zen
tlemen, yours respectfully, MARIA WHEELER.
Ps You will The geodneni send By the bearer Of this
letter. another box Of Dr. Stmsn Magnetic Odonoa an5u
DRERSEVEY OUR TEETH.-P.~.-rye your
Il Tcelh-and your teeth, box OF Dr. STILL
MANS MAGNETIC ODoNTICA must be used Itprescnis
the teeth and m aching and drcayng and rende them
healthy beautiful and pues and the breath
Upwards Of 1000 boxes have been sold the last month"; and have
heard single compa, has given general satisfaction
For sale by PATRICK DlCKE, AIS Broadway Of Lis
penard p BURNETT Co. SO Greenwich street. dsors
below Spring. and by J. sYE Of Walker street and the
Bowery. jan At
SWAIN,S WORM SUGAR PLUMS.-An efhc
- and medicine for children causing
discharged in numbers and when there appear
worms they do much good Carrying OF the secretion Of
from the stomach and bowels which genese hem and Is
injurious children worms alive For sale by
n. B.GRAHAM SO Cedar
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SWAIN'S WORM SUGAR PLUMS.-An effc
- medicine for children causing
discharged in numbers and when there appear
worms they do much in Carrying OF the secretion Of
from the stomach and bowels which hem and
injurious To children alive For sale by
Rov6 N q. GRAHAM SO Cedar street
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nOUBLE ENTRY B0OK-kEEPINGis taught
IL Fosters Commercial School 1875 Broadway, the most
approved principles. The h-urs Of instruction
the learners conveneHcehere being classes The plan Of
instruction is plain PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
the the pupil will and balance two complete se
Of books. and Be qualified perform the dafies Of Boetper
in and diversified establishment; LESSONS
IN PENMANSIP, morning, afternoon, and Terms
moderate Apply 1888 Broadway, lover Mr. Milhau's Druggist
Store)
From the Boston Gazette
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-The manner in which
this taugh but imperfect idea OF the practice
Of merchants and when gets for the hr Time into
connns-houe he finds smliue between what he
taught than really exists between the chan
deier of theatre and Addn lamp The great dfereree be-
the study IL and its
pcion practical use, well known need remark and
think Dir Fosters paby connecting systematic okkeepins
advantages worthy the consie
Of all whs wish acquire the forms sud modes Of business in
a Thorough and -ftctua
Mr. FOSTERS long experience In the counting house. and
kill penmA, qualify him. in psou for the duties
ofhs profess Jan Gift
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MEXICAN WAX LOCO-FOCO MATCHES
N which ON being lighted by 6con each match viii burn for the
paee Olive minutes For sale wholesale and retail. by
NATHAN Il. GRAHAM,
RIw No. SO Cedar ST.. of William
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IITICA LOTS.-5O LOTS, remarkably well located, be
~ IN the immediate neghboThood Of the hest business streets
For sale, very low, by applying q. G. SlCkELS,
noy7 p Wall
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&In0n TO LOAN On BOND AND MORTGAGE
D-fOOU on unEe'In5eTes real estate in this city by
jaaa C. g. SICK ELS. 81 Wall 81.
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For sale by JOHN C. MORRISON SON No. 1913 Green
No. lis Maiden Lane Marble Buildings door
below Pearl street. jan % lm
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15
NYOTTH on ARKANSAS.

HSHE subscribers respectfully inform the
 public. thnt they still continue the Sto- rage and Forwarding business It the i's5vf:: OF ARKANSAS RIVER. They have eomple- ted their large aIidd coffifs.ediaals warehouses, and are now ready to receive and forward all goods, produce, SJc that may be consigned to them or reshipment. All business entrusted to them will be punctaally, and what IS oi more importance, speedily attended to. They have no interest in any steamboat whatever, and rely only on the fiaithfui discharge of their business for patronage and favor.
 Persons aspendng the Arkansas, will ind the passage through the mouth of Arkansas equally as good at all times, and better at some, than through the cut oif--as boats of- ten pass down the former, when the depth oi water does not admit . passage through the latter.
 They will also transact CoMMTssIoN BusI- NESS of every kind which may De entrusted to thcm-buying up-country produce on the river, aec.
 s.sIf unremitting care and attention will merit it, they trust to receive a share of pub- lie patronage.
 Mouth Qf .arkaasas, Jug. l5, ls35.-20tf
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essQ1 REW ARD

VETILL be given for the apprehension of w JOHN SANDERS, uI Eng igiishiSiail, sS or 29 years of age, 5 feet or inches Iii Ii; hraaa stoop shoulders, rather of sallow complexion, black sunken eyes, and spare face wears wig or top-piece of thin black hair, which he combs across the forehead IS genteel in his manner of expression though somewhat reserved and is dull of hearing, He both reads and speaks French flnently.
 He had charge of a cargo belonging to the subscribers, supposed to amount to near S30O0, which he sold in New Orleans, and came up in the steamboat Chester to St. Louis, which place he left on the 23d day of October, aud has not been heard fsince.
 The above reward will be given to any person who will apprehend and detain him in custody until VIC can proceed against him, f the above money is found on him and seeur- cd for us. One handred dollars will be given for his apprehension as above, if the money should not be found with him. Any intorma- ton of him will be thankfully received.
 It is hoped that editors throughout the t.. s. and the Canadas, and particular those in the principal cities, will for the sake of bring tug villain to justice, give this one or two insertions MITGHEii C DObB1N.
 Madison, Indiana, Nov. g, 1885. 37.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15
FGEyy GOODS.
Ige.A EE1 s. E1 Es.Ee. .E

eAHE' & A9 E.Ag g-ss Y ' just received from New York. Q I i general assortment Of SiEheis.s, s:;;,t,!sH, among which arc the following;
 Black and blue broadcloths: fancy eolored kersimeres; blue, red and white 3fackinaw blankets; white, scarlet, green, yellow, and Canton fiannels; brown and blsached shirt ing; Kentucky jeans; linsey and tow linens; fancy colored and black prints; French prints; gIDghams: printed muslins; Irish linens; 6-i French bonbazne; bombazetts; plain and figured silk velvet vestings; white satin; black lustring; colored gros de Naples; fhibet wool llandkerchieis; 6-1 and 5-4 Me Fino shawls; embroidered and fancy gauge handkerchiefs; colored bordered linen cam bric handkerchefs; green, white, and black blonde gauge veis; black and white silk, worsted and cotton hose; beaver, black and white kid, and black and white silk gloves; corded and Manila siirts wreat1s; gingham and silk umbrellas; silk braids; double and single foundation; cotton yarn.
 Ready Made Clothing. Cloth, kersimere, sattinet ard .Izy. jeans pan taloons; velvet, cloth, black satin, bombazine and white Marseilles vests; oamblet cloaks; green and blue blanket coats; worsted and merino skirts; Guernsey froeks; lanbswool and cotton drawers elastic, worsted and cot ton suspendcrs; gentlemen's and boys sea otter, fur, seasllin and morocco caps; bon- bazne and satin stocks; all assortment of fur and silk hats; I2 cases boots and shoes. con sisting of ladies kid and lasting Slippers; la- dies seal and leather brogans; mems thick begged, russet, Kip and calf brogans; boys thick begged and kip brogans; misses' lea ther brogans and morocco slippers; children's and leather boots.
 Also, c General .Qssofgrseat of FINE CUTLERY, HARDWARE, GLASS
 AND QUEENsWARE.
 20 kegs powder
 5000 superior Spanish cigars
 46 boxes common do.
 bbl. fine cut tobaeco
 J box James river do. Ia superior articlel
 o . Kentucky do.
 1 cases muscat wine
 pipe eogniac brandy
 Is boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by I2 nlass
 2 rock candy
 do, assorted. All of which they offer at the lowest market 'rlce, and to which they invite the attention j their customers and the public generally. l they will take ill exchange Hides, Peltries. md Furs. .Ss' Little Rock, Sept. %, 1895.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15
GEORGE c. CLARK,
hTroRNMx A.r hAay,

cofambia caieot County, qrkaasas Territory.
 yILL. devote himself to the practiee of wy law--the collection and settlement of debts--thc payment of taxes on military and other lands-tile redemption 2! lands sold for taxes--the purchase and sale ot lands, and other professional business, in the counties ot Chcot, Arkansas, Philips, Monroe, St. Francis, Crittenden and Union. and the county of Washington, in the State of Mis- sigsippi His unremitting attention wssA be given tt.s all all i.:.aiaess entrusted to him.
 June 21, 1935.-ld-1y
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15
COP ARTN I,EssHTP.

FTSHE undersigned respectfully informs his
 A friends and the public, that he has taken into partnership, aAIIr N THeMss TneRs. of this city. The business will, in future, be con- iucted in tho names of James De Baaa and Thonias Thorn, under the style of J. DE BAUN Ss co.
 He farther embraces this opportunity of returning his thanks to his former friends and patrons, and of soliciting continuance of this favors. l. DE BAuN.
 LitRe Roch, Dec II, 1885. 37-f
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