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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-10
U. REARDON & SON.

LEAVING established themselves in Little Rock, for the purpose of entering into the Wholesale and Re- tail Mercantile busness invite country merchants and dealers generally to call and examine their stock Is large, purchased in the eastern cities on the best terms and consists of Goods of every description. Cetton pei try and produce commonly received by merchants will be taken in exchange.
 Nov. 9, 1s36.-32tf
 The 'seaazetten and sFimes'' will publish the absv. til forbid
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-10
C0-p AEeYINE,RG RGEsp.

9EslIE undersigned having formed Copartnerahp for h the purpose otfading, and furnishing the Greek and Seminole ndans with ratons of subsistence for twelve months from and after the first day of April next ander contract nude by Glasgow and larrson with the United States will transact and carry said business under the name and style of Glasgow, Harrison a5 Go All contracts made b. any o the parties or any aulg authorized agent, will be promptly attended t9 by aes 5. Conway, at Little ieoct.
 GLASGOW q TIARRTS0N
 JAMES 3. GOT, 8AE
 THQMAS 4 u&sa AITA little Rock Jan. 79 1ss7 Mv 9 The Gazette, Advocate, and gonstitutiolsi IouFsl will publish this for l2!aonths
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-10

Kg7IIE sorrel mare Janett. which sold to William E IT. Burton, was sired by flofizel, brought from
 Virginia in year l3I9 and lately the property of Capt John Butler of Giles County, Tennessee-her dam was by Grey Medley the property Lewis Brown, out of Fcarnoaght mare. c. $. HARTLEY.
 2d 9. .4l3d i832.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-10

M0LAssEs, RICE, Sc. f FIERCE new rice IL bbls. sugar house moasses :. loaf sugar
 boxes bunch raians I9 kegs cut nails
 s' horse shos do % plough moulds % bars half inch fiat iron received per steamer Compromise, and for sale by Dec 2, Iss6. VIM. B. WAIT.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-10

THE sorfel colt, now the property of Charles T. H. X Robinson, called sorslegs, toaled mine il the Spring of 1892 of the above mare, sired by Young Arehy, who by Old Archy, out of James dackson's imported mare. Wn. Ii. BURTON.
 Sept. l4th, 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-10

Every and attention will be paid to left in the ofmy father with sorelegsand pasturage and grain provided on the most reasonable terms Greateare will be taken to prevent accidents escapes, but no a blity incurred for either.
 c. T. N. ROBINSON. :. October ea. 1aaa- -A0.tJnlv Ist. la31.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18
John ANpERsSsNs. A sisn or

CIGARS.
sro.aw.y and ssonns he civ Hospital ia rsspecy
forms The admirers Of good CIGARS TIA, he has succeeded
making with the celebrated manufacturer Don
Manuel Pula co,ofayana, for supply Of choice
The ous may r On having h
taste Estied oy Cigars every favor and on tgms whole
sae or RETAIL that shah induce continuance Of their pshs0
NJ A has eonnsIion with any other bou.s = this
nVBUFE'S PAINTISGs.-Now exhibiting Al the
Institute opposite Bond street two
ted pubu he painter Of The much admired pictures Adam
and Eve. and distinguished pupil Of David whose modern
sdmirers OF the fine art. paintings offer
passed by any thing which has before been exhibited in tins
One Of the paintings covering feet canvass represents
s-,~een JuS" aSee and IsmSro and TIC Various
passions with which they are asiatcd ao wing full scope 10
The other Of smaller dimensions although nearly large
e represents 81 John in the Wilderness slipping the pure
gushing from rock, ia the true style Of David, and
Hour. Of exhibition ome in,he morning till 10 at night,
0%nisae. % ron 70 and from the place of exhibition dur
Es Srs .ose.sr . r AL Sns y
Kind ever exhibited in this country painted BY the celebrated
WILD 81 spH2NT HTNrIrG, and correct represents.
uosur dat ssss see. psnosms com
be the bet panoramic pantng brought 70 this country
Erhsited during the day and evening Admii,anes 40
UILLIA RDS IMPKOvwD.-0esten wishing
- 10 play billiards. purchasc tables, invited n call
2a or 81 Broadway deor above Wall the
hern Coffee Roc~ where there tables in ROOM and
Try the patent Indian Rusber cushu slate and eopo
ien ccnented beds with irap eagle rames and common
sIes above, viii be found he largest and best
ever offered 10 the public these whs wish
chase shcr notice, they can be packed days
lice.
NJ D. Orders any hing in this ne with onsh or rood
rsfsrs.es. % A ssseFeRb, aIs broadway, ~i receive
prompt attention. Mot
QLBACH1NG POwDBHs The Subscribers be
- ng agents FOR the sale o Boyd and CELEBRATE a
Line W e States can supply dealers and consumers
70 easuf ~ the lowest market prices vor parity srd
rengn hsy WI % found fully equal 10 any manufacnred
CAMPBELL PERssR.
as4d No 40 n il2 Nsssss street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

Short mapped and plain Beavers, possessing all the
- qutes OF the most COSTLY AT the reduced price Of a. %
The subscriber, after nine practical experience
all the branches of his business having established himself
trade, offers TO his friends aud the fashionable
nifty Al his Sales Room, No Hanover street. opposite
change superior of Hats Of nan
from the medium 10 the PLAIN which, in point of
style OF Enish and fashionable stand
tie intends vending his hats AT the fixed and unaerabe
OF 25 cents and the price is greatly reduced pre-
cludes the possibility OF selling unless for cash devery as
ey are equal IN every respect To any sold IN the city S.
AS the subscriber has made and useful Improve
menls in the manufacture Of his hat bodies which them
retain their original shape and color and their being
Tenely light and durable weighing from to ozs and
NE tears rival In the department OF hopes
will meet with thatsucces they justly merit and he
drect his attention this style Of hats osy he feels conhdent
in producing the economical fashionable and durable
hat that offered for the examination OF discerning
munity.
Arrangements reception of Lon
don and Paris fashions, Immediately their introduction
among the fashionables OF those cities.
ROWE Co, Nc Hanover St,
between Wall and Beaver directly opposite the nge
I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

II %
The subscriber offers Tin quantities sut the
retail deaer the following goods, viz, Hosiery, coored grox
dc np black de >wss silk chally
and thbe shaw printed bataviennes figured silks 6gued
French merinos Turkey red prints figured plain striped
checked Swiss muss neeew collars
Also very superior gum elastic suspenders suitable
ent sizes and coCrS. =
The above goods are his importation and viii sold
cheap for cash. up BLACK
si2lw* ls6 Pearls II. Wall mn sfarx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

MEDIUM l,J y, NAP BEAVER HATs;3ToDDS FLEU
CO.. and O. s. John would respectfully inform our
ls4 Br.sdway and aer ourselves that after many
experience IN the business have arrived perfection
that the new style OF Medium Nap Beaver HAS with impro
we'd cooring, which offer Tor sale, viii reader
fashion We lear no rival 10 the department Of taste, these
cy who pronouner lien, ~ H. userr 10 sny cr ~
for sale in this the reduced price of five dollars
Of and which for many has minds and
taxed the ingenuity omany OF our first ianuiaciurer but in
The subscribers made arrangements with of the
first IN London ana Paris 70 receive the latest
Of standard fashion for the season. splendid Sis Nap sk
Hat OF the latest Pa saa style and fashion, made in limitations
Having experience for many years the celebra-
produce splendid Chappeau Military cap
the reasonable and the shortest sotce, with
= 'e "e'e'' TODD FIEURy, isi broadway,
Slim opposite Eranks House.
DIAPER BOX BAZAAR-No. I2l Fulton st. Q doors
from Nassau-Consany On hand for sae plain and fancy
Paper Boxes OF every description and STYLE any line
stocks collars besoms and shirts caris bu;,s1s jewellery and
perumery in all their branches samples for coffee rice wheat
drugs apohecay and stationary lat cases ass hat boxes and
bnndbones Tor millinery articles, sc.
Orders for purpose, quantity quality Of Paper Boxes
received and promptly executed with des-
patch at the lowest prices 20 III any article prescribed In the
Regular Importation Germany oreal genuine Cologne
aso splendid herman patterns for san.
piers and embroderes u description for reang
needle work In 50 rich and handsome style they ever
seen before. sl5lm.
,HE Proprietor or Congress Hall has tie pleasure 10 in.
form his friends aud the public that he has made i'm.
proycmeni in his estab hmcn and ready contract
with families and individuals isr board this winter longer
period The paror and bed pleasant
and quiet a. any u broadway;
asa ladies' ordinary, select or ladies and gentlemen In
Terms will be reasonable. BARTON HAMMOND.
slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18
DICKsIAy,s LIQUID COMp0sUTvON- a.


removing the blue from bars without no.
the usual labor. = - - -
The above liquid rot only the polish steel that has
been exposed 10 the action OF fire. but speedily
stains 81 rust from dead ground and lenders bras cop
per- brannn metal and pewter, cleaned
greatest expedition To block tin dish been
In use Tor years gives the polish of
grease, nk spots stains paint with greatest
clity and Without IN ury q the color.
Brass lacquered furniture win is original brilancv
occasionally cleansec hy a. For sale by
IA q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

- AHOUSE no LET AT BLOOMING
E;: DALE.-The Mansion House OF DR.. v. Mott recently
occupied by Mr.. Bostwick, Is offered TO rent IRON the
Isl 81 sept next For further particulars enquire OF
Also rooms with without board at Isl Wooster street.
Inquire on the premises sl32w@
- ROOM TO LET. a furnished lodging room 70
et with breakfast freqoi'ed Apply at Ss Nassau ST.
ArA HOTEL no Lie A oit LslAsE;.-Ths new
E four story Brick Building at South Ferry, Brooklyn.
from the dsor three times every day which makes this great
thorougniare' For particular, 2, e, enquire Of %
The first story Of this house would two handsome
storeshe remainder would make good boarding house.
aIso 10 Iet cheap, several WORK >nops aue' sm-
I;W CHANCE.-The Bar, Coffee Room and Refecory, No
r,. Water street connected with ne Pearl Street House
me Fixtures and stores complete order Apply
at the Saloon of Pear Street House. aL22m+
%zA 40 LET.-Ine upper part Of small two story
E house NO 4Peck Slip, suitable for Office, for
his wife, No family with children need apply Rent Si50-
Possession Immediately,
~ There will bc family house the lower part
being medical office. au2-y
- At MONARaur =, ~ BowERY, is offered
for sale a handsome Hats for 49, any offered
- the pubc-light and durale-warraned onfur bodies
and water proof ss-3m*
EHA TKEyALi.. sTODDAlxT 4. Co., NO. IA
Gremovedtrom No Courtlandt TIE above large
and elegant store where they hand and
mngs
Also, fancy coored Pushes ladies' bonne which they
Hats Caps Stocks and stock Frames, at wholesale. Spy
"a nkgWa a. CO.'S ON. PRIZE HAT
SIokE.E 81 subscribers since the year 1924 have
sana HAT Of the most graceful FORM at the accommodating
Crowned with triumphant success The Hats masaac,ured
by them during the last three months surpass in beauty and
those higher prices worn by the fashionable world To Their
patrons they would saye quality far may be- is uni
N myisy - '-'' 80 o Square III BR Rev CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

Ma BESSrrT,-As you have attended various
churches in the city by the request of number Of
young ladies, may be 90 bold TO ask you to at
tend the Quaker meeting in Rose street next Sunday
norningl Its Of ne consequence il you don't wear
strait coat, az long as you have straight face on.
BE sure and 90, or you will dsaPpoint who does
not hike 10 be disappointed. SoparA.
shall certainly 90, and 90 properly. am getting
regular strait slate colorcd coat made for the occa-
sion, with broad brmmed hat to match, and long
waistcoat with flaps. Next Sunday will be great
day among the Quakers in Rose street Col GER
t@aly shall 90, and tell all that feel on the oeea-
SON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

BY TIE SOUTHERN EXPRESS MArL.-The sickness
has abated, but not ceased in New Orleans. The
disease still prevails.
Several Of the actors Of the St Charles street thea
tire are indisposed
The United States schooner Woodbury., destined
for Texas, having on board the Texan Minister and
Secretary, successfully weathered the late storm In
the blow she was driven ashore near Petit CoquIe
proceeded to sea.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20


The following is a statement of the Passages made
by the different ships and masters employed in the
Old Line, from 1918 10 1927 inclusive, embracing a
period of ten years, and comprising 1873 complete
voyages.
The passages from New York to Liverpool during the said
period, have averaged "a days each.
Those from Liverpool 10 New York, during
the period, have averaged
The shortest passage from New York to Liverpool
made by the ship New York, Capt. George
Maxwell, in December, 1885, being l6 days.
The loagest passage from New York 10 Liverpool,
was made by ship Nestor, Capt 8. q. Macy,in
December, 1899, and January, 1921, being 81
The shortest passages from Liverpool IN New York,
were made by the ship Amity, Capt George Max
well, in April, 1910, and by the ship Columbia,
Capt. Rogers in February, 1924, being y
The Longest passage from Liverpool 10 New York.
made by the ship Pacific, Capt Croker, in De-
cember 1877, and January and February 1923, :,
being
The passages are not reckoned from land to
land, as is sometimes the case but from one city to
the other.
The separate Passages from New York to Liver
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

Sponger your course 10
Your spongng revelry Is done,
You've sponged oysters, aewed ard raw
Your sponge is dry, you'll sponge No more
Yes sponger, your spong.nr days are Ger,
With friends In Browns yos used to eat
But now they cut you when you meet
sponger now alone you'll 20,
IL Browns you'll no more make show,
Unless with othersy may yoke
And the way yonl sponge will BE . joke.
And hyour friends you divert,
Just tell them you Fox the squirt.
I've said enough, farewell good bye,
But don't forget luf go de pie.r
This was followed by Mr.. Belzebub Juno, who gave
us the annexed to thunder and lightning accom-.
paniment
A vtsson, or the DEVILS Visit.
The devil was dressed In his hest array
With his tail curled up behind
Said ], Mr.. Devil, what now's In the wind
Pray ~bat your mind be upon ~
Quotb he" Today
The world survey
To view how my children get on
To see II they have served me as well
Revered my name, and fought IN
Dsregsrded their maker, and broken hslsw
As well in times that have past:
nso-the spirit ofheH
still with them shall dwell
And forever SHALL bind their nj lost"
lie mounted his cab-I rnosntes behind,
And swiftly the devil drove o.
From The gate II his den we soor gone
Leavlrg naughibui = streak Of blue
The devil was kind,
I'VE opened his mind
And things very strange to my view.
Mary who stand rs the brightest and best
who preach from the hihle-enorce It's mande
suu utk de dcpa saals AarSs
They laughed a. the pat-at The werh they Erir,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20


gorgeous mscalcuation for such species of navi
gation. Did no one ever dream that such a con-
structed vessel was not safe rough sea? The
deck of the Home was full of large vacant spaces,
for cabins, engines, and other purposes, which i'm
paired her strength and adhesion A ship has no
vacant spaces in her deck, but the hold and cabin
gangway. A ship, therefore feels like single piece
of timber in stormy sea. The modern built steam
boats are altogether differently constructed.
We say again that Brown & Bell must explain their
whole conduct, their principles of -bulding-and
the mode and manner in which this unfortunate ves
sci was built.
The WoopwoRrH BENErIT.-Some of the news
papers complain that the tickets for this excellent be-
nefit sell very slowly. We are sorry for this We
trust and hope that the unfortunate circumstance of
having murderers special friend on that committee,
Joseph Hoxie will deter the generous public from
indicating sense Of the merits and misfortunes of
one of the most amable, pure and excellent literary
men of the age We do verify believe that this is the
last insult that set of beckheads, who pretend to
guide the generous impulses of New York, will have
the opportunity of offering the people of this city.
The association among honorable, moral and just
men, of such a character as Hoxe, was, Of ITSELF
enough to injure good cause-and the ridiculous re-
fusal of $50 as donation from Mr.. Forrest, was a
pratuous insult to that distinguished actor and more
distinguished private gentleman of excellent private
character. We hope that Mr.. Forrest will send the
$50 to poor amable Sammy at once. Yesterday !
sent The good poet sl0 which have collected in my
Office during the last month. Every little helps.
The benefit we hope will yet succeed in spite of these
untoward circumstances attending it. Let the gener-
Gus ladies of New York forget for one night the cha
racter of some of the committee who have invited
them to the theatre-letshem think only Of the ama-
BILE poet-the excellent hasband-the good mantle
noble hearted citizen-the father of large family of
sons and daughters-young, innocent, virtuous, and
lovely as ever the Almighty veuchsafed TO bless a
world with.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

or their brimstone guest
And continue ~ ever In secret 70 an
10 balance old scores" The asvl had come,
Or bid shsp prepare fer .ulphu 7. y. hsns-
ing Never r4 Nina j. ', said the a devil VII
Though rather uncvi
We werk very well when away"
The old devil grew fat, as he saw how much sin
How swift and truly his cause went ton. on nnon
THE sa.rh Ss sny e
With IA smile and a grin -
And said" No cause have for greL
When they fight one another they fight for me
They forward cause my kngs;;m land and name. name
Fer he world no more shall ! fear
When saints disagree
More firmly established here
At the close of this spirited ehusion, thought the
roof would have left the City Hotel like baloon-the
lights almost burned blue-and the company became
perfectly uprorious. "That's screamer," said Mr.
Bunkum SO in order to soothe the company ne sung
the following sweet ditty, in very planuve and soi
Melody
There is a stream that dsws
There is a fount that cannot dry,
There is fire that ever gows,
Though hidden from the strangers eye.
Time may round his circng path
II CLEANS mid chance and change and death,
Dinned, not extngushed by despair.
That constant stream though frozen DER
In the worlds climate chill and cold,
Flsws deep and still beneath twill ne'er
Cease its wonted course TO hold
There is feeling Of the heart,
There is upon the brain.
There is a ondly cherished thought,
Once known and never lost again.
The first warm gushing tenderness
OF early love- its fond delight
Its soft deirum of bliss
Lending to all a magic light
That fresh new day in which we seem
To breathe and move no more alone
The golden sum- light OF that dream,
So bright and alb all, all our own
Who that hath felt e'er forget!
En- through age of weary woe,
Loves young dream is with u.s. yet
The brightest earth can ever know
BY this time it was near twelve o'clock. Part o.
the company then separated and the rest resumed
till the cock cried "cock a-doodle-do" next morning
Indeed am not sure bur they are there yet
The next dinner at the City Hotel will be ever
greater than this None but the choicest society is
admitted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

n Questionable Essays Is received and shall
have place. So also, Citizen" on the taxes OF
the city. "Review of Fable" is also received and
shall have place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
ELD.1D HiLDRETHS ESTATE.

trct OF Rltlsnd.
Tothe heir, Of Edsd IhJreth late Of ri,,ifori de.
ceased, CFtsfng.
yherer. Ira idr.ih administrator Of the estate Of
the raid Eldsd Ireh, hath Represented to tins eour,
the personal of said deceased is Insufficient TO pay
his debts by the OF Eve hundred dollars and hath
applied for cenee sell all the reel estate Of ssd de.
ceased together with the reVor,on Of The widows DOVER
7y-ssfore. you hereby notified to appear before
the Probate Curt AT seon thereof 10 be holden
Rutland ssid district the frs, Monday Of December
next snd show good 10 the contrary give bonds
raid ,hsl direct for The payment Of said debts,
olhsrv.e the sail sdnnntrstor viii then be licensed
AMI AUTHORISED 20 ,e the real estate e ,Ad deeessedto
gs,hsr with the rcy.pon Of the widow for the pufpo,e
sfors.sd,
Given Under nv la oil and the zeal OF ,aid probate
H. eavr, a, Rutlund AZ ,a,d d,tr.c, thu, 6h dsy
Of Nov A. d. 1887.
II. Z. ToWsLE. R,rirsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
BETSEY RUTM.iNS ESTATE.

Dt'irsefs q h9!isnd -. - that 81 'Pscisi Pro.
bate Court, held At RulAnd MIlhiu aud ir district
20 the slt; day VI October A. n. 1857,
Pr.,eoi, Nm Hall, Judge,
A. ins,rumso purpor,ipg 10 he the last Hill aud e,
smssl oi BErsSt brrsas, late " RatlaBd, 10 ,sii
dltct ieos.ssd being presented 10 The court here BY
Anhro.s l.. Brown, the executor thsrein ntueJ, Tor
probate
ORDERED by tsd eoar that all persou, CONSERVED there
10 he no,hsi 10 appear AZ Of aid he
hsldso 81 the Probate ohes N RuilsB the fret Mon
dsy 81 soember asri Hbd show eeass. II any they
have agaiaG; the probate Of AID wtu which purpose
70 farther ordered that copy Of tho recon- Of TIA,
ortsr be pubshed three weeks I0coe.svsy 10 the Rut-
issi Herald, PriBisi 81 RailsnA.ss soon may he.
H.. % ToBSLEE, Rsgue.
A TEE ss2y 81 record.
q A,..ss n. 3. 2oVsLEE, Rr,Hs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
W. FAY, .4seat


THIS mny certify, that ior mere than two yteU Ia
bored under severe and distressing affection 81 The
uugs, calling N oil the aid of PhyeiNns that could ho
,htaiucd with little relief untl dtsNrod ol ovtf
hcin. nlle again to benefit mVs,i aud family Hud were
~ ~. or'u", &C. kccp tho excite mtnt,
should MOI, have bctneb to get about al all While ~
this conditions considering nystll ~ firm consumption,
| was indeed 10 take u bottle Of Rev y II, DOWNS
Elixir, and found immediate ,elc thofclrom laid ade
NY cpum- continued the bas0mic IlAir--vts able tu
be about my business, and hive thus continued tot the
last six mouths comfortable, aud have hesitation IN
saying he public that the said Balsnmic Wa, the only
oiuy recovery, aud do most choerlully Uud
mostly recommend II 10 the public.
BENJhlN BAlLLN,Jt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
Canton, Arril 20, 1897.
Cerii 6eak Of Luke H,ichcock.

HAVING received great b,ns6 from the use Of the
Rev. N. H. Downs Vegetable ElLNli, take pleasure
III recommending; II 10 others Is effects were To -.
lcve Ola cough with which had been troubled moro
or less for several months II promoted cxpcrtotHtion
aud relieved of an uneasy scn.non, about the chest
which had felt nearly yeHr. Asl could procure uuly
bottle at the time, have not had opportunity al
testing is merits TO the extent derablo 10 onccng u
perfect Of diseased state of the luugs but, from
what relief have experienced think II worthy II u
trial by all afflicted with lang complaints II Oltoodod tn
scasonably.
LUKE nITCuCOCK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
Niik Hats,
es. Men, and Boy, FELT HI7S

a, the city prices. Meme and Boy' FELT MATS
he always has good supply Of.
And the aid Cook pledges himself TO 'oll lower
than be bought IN this Huy other OF tho twenty
ststes, for ready cash, biz note. which ho
would even prefer 20 Jdok,oa Cold.
he said Cook takes thus opportunity 20 c,pt,ss Ia.
gratitude public for pat AvOr., and only des's
that they continue TO bestow upon hun the patronage he
merit. for his flety aud punetuaty III business
The good citizens In the neighbcrng towns lie hopes
will call him. who want TO make sooi bargains IA Tue
Hat line,