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1t is said that a fortune of three millions of
dollars has been left by J. G. Coster who died on
Thursday. Mr.. c. was known almost through
out the civilized world as one of the Oldest, most
enterprisng, and most successful merchants N W
York ever possessed. He was born in German,
but had been resident in that city over half
century.
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A NUMEROUS FAMILY OF WHes.-Siephen
Batter, surviving veteran of the Revolution, re-
siding near Ackron, Ohio has family of children
and grand children, amounting in number to
raIRTY-rwo, who are all jealous, devoted Whigs.
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The Louisville Journal Of Friday, says
"A passenger from Frankfort informs us that
Col Richard NJ. Johnson voted for the Wing can
didates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor"
Can it be true! inquiries the editor of the
Journal
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The court house at Cincinnati was struck by
lightning on Friday. The fluid passed down the
outside of the building, tearing away few bricks
near the ground The court was in session at
the time.
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valuable lot of Struggled goods, consisting of
India shell work boxes and variety of French
fancy work, was seized on Monday by the Col
lector of the district of Macknac.
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" The Wing. Of ST. LOUIS had grand Torch
Light Procession on the night Of the Sd inst. 1,
was brilliant affair
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The New Bedford Mercury of Saturday con-
tradicts positively the rumor that Hon. JOSEPH
GR1NNELL has declined re election to Congress-
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The crew of the U. S. sloop-of-war Vincennes,
Commander Buchanan, now at Norfolk, are to be
discharged, and the V. is to go into the dry dock
to be overhauled and repaired.
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The House, last year, stood 45 w. to 55 L.
The Wing gain in the Senate, so far, is three
ard in the House thirteen.
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The Hon. GARRETT DAVIS, of Kentucky, ar
rived in the city by last evenings cars.
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JOSIAH S. LITTLE, of Portland, has been nomi.
mated for Congress by the Wings of the Cum
berland district, Maine, at Mass Convention
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INDIANA.

x Formerly counted with Louisville.
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SoDA WATER, fresh from the fountain, at GIL
~ MANS Drug Store. fsb24
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In one Of the sprettiest vallies Of
Greece, amid empowering vines and
wild flowers loaded with fragrance,
stands a neat dwelling, and there, the
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IY virtue ola decretal order to me directed from
~ the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Monroe, and State of ofOho, there will be
offered for sale at public outcry at the front door
of the courthouse in Woodsiield, in said Monroe
County, on Monday the 25th day of November
next between the hours of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon and four O'Clock in the afternoon on said day;
all that tract of land situate lying and being in
said county and being the same tract OF land pur-
chased by Alexander Ferrel from James Atkinson,
(now deceased, } on Sunfsh creek, near James.
Town, and on which Ferrel's Mill was erected, and
more particularly described follows to witt part
of the south west quarter of Section number Z. IN
township number A. of range number 4, beginning
for the same alta white walnut twelve inches IN
diameter, thence south twenty six degrees east,
thirteen links; thence north forty six degrees east
to sycamore, twenty six rods; thence north elev-
en- degrees west, twenty eight poles and twelve
links; thence north fifty four and one half degrees
east, sixteen poles; thence north eighty five de-
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grees east, twenty two rods to lynn; thence
south forty four degrees west, twelve rods to a
white walnut; thence south twenty two degrees
west to white walnut, nine rods and seventeen
links; thence south, sixteen degrees west, to a
buckeye, thirteen poles and eleven links; thence
south two degrees east to buckeye. thirteen rods
and twelve links; thence south eight degrees west
to stake, nine poles thence south eleven degrees
east to beech, twenty seven poles and twenty
two links; thence south seven degrees eastto a
white oak, twelve rods and nineteen links; thence
south four degrees east, TO a stake, five poles and
fifteen links; thence north eleven and one hall
degrees east to a lynn, seven poles and twenty
links; thence to the place of beginning twenty six
poles Also beginning at the white walnut station
lumber 8, of the above piece, running thence south
fortyeght degrees east, thirteen rods to buckeye;
thence north, forty four degrees east, twelve and
halfrods to beech thence north, forty SIX degrees
west thirty poles to lynn, number seven OF the
above described piece, containing thirteen acres
and forty seven and three fourth rods OF land be
the same more or less, ordered to be sold as the
property of said Ferre at the suit OF Jeremiah
Smith and others.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com. Monroe c. p
October 25, 1874.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of uenditioni erponas to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the front door of the court house in the town
of Woodstied, in said county, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. on Satur-
day the 7th day of December next, the following
described real estate, to wit: Two town lots lying
and being in the town of Graysve, in said Mon
roe county, and numbered on theplat of said town
as follows, lots Nos. rs and 7S. Taken as property
of Matthew Walters at the suit of Isaac Baker
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff, M. G. o.
Sheriff. Office, Nov. 8, 1874.
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SUERJFF,S SALE.

By virtue of decreetal order TO me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroecoun-
ty, Ohio, will offer for sale at public oucry at
the fl ont door Of the court house in the town OF
Woodsfeld in said county, on Saturday the 7th
day of December next, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. m and O'Clock p m. of said day, the
following described real estate, to wit: Three town
lots lying and being in the town of Graysvile, in
said Monroe county, and numbered on the plat oi
said town as follows, lots Nos. l3, IA and 2s. Or
dered to be sold as the property of George Hender-
son and wife at the suit of David Kirkbride Jr
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr.,
Sheriff, M. G. o.
Sheriff. Office, Nov S, 1914. IS
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe County at their next
session in December next, praying for County
Road to begin at County Road running from
Summerfeld to Bates Mill at the mouth OF Peter
Danford's lane, thence to said Danford's tobacco
house, thence to the Guernsey county line north
of Emmanuel MooTe's house, to butt a road petl'
toned for in Guernsey county-thence to com
mence again at the west end of the above mention
ed Guernsey county road, at the Guernsey line
near the S. E. corner of James Kent's land, thence
to intersect county road running from Summer
field to SenecavlIe nea- Samuel Large's.
October %, 1874.
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October 25, ls44.-4t'L35
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice ishereby given, that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Monroe county,
Ohio, at their next session, praying for the vaca-
ton of SO much of the State Road leading from OPP
posite the Flats of Grave creek to Woodsfield, as
runs through Switzerland township; commencing
at John Kropp's on Cats run, thence up SAID run
near to Daniel Gates.
ABEL BROWN,
DANIEL STUKEY
October 25. ISI4.-4t'L35 .'f~'sT
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AUDITORS OFFICE, WooDsrELD Nov 22 ls4l
land town
dtheeonw
before that
'ou"9 e''"''N JOHN KIRKBRIDE. Monroe Co.
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. SANFORD s. ARK,
BsraMdrclh'S Pills
PICTURE OF HEALRH

PICTURE OF HEALRH
Health is characterised IN an indvi
dual by the absence Ofall paln, suffering
or affection in any part Of his body; by
The free Bnd reg1Iar exercise OF ali his
functions wlthoulany exception. They
consist IN having a.good apOelHe.a at meGI
times, al easy digestion, free eVacua :
tiOns, without Io0seness or c6etvensss
at least once ~ every twenty y-IOur hours,
and without heat, drypess, OF buruIUg
at the passage; the Tree issue oi the wa.
Ter without acilmony or bGrnlng and
without a, reddish sediment which Is al
ways n sigrof present or an approach
ing PAIN; quiet sleep without agitation
or Troublesome dreams no lase Of b lie
or other bad taste lH the mnulh upon
rising IN the mOrBHhg 40 sournes9 or
disagreeabIe rising of tho . Omach;
clean tongue; d sweet breath no itching
pimples or spots on the skin ;nGo piles;
no burning heat upon any part of the
body; no excessive thirst when unexpos
ed lo.IabOr or other known cause no ~.
terruPtion to any natural evacuation, nor
pain at lheir periodical return.
Where the state Of the system does
not hdrmoniZe with the above picture Of
health, it ~ of the greatest Importance
Ihatno lime be lost 10 seudIug for doc
tor, ordn Ihe use of foolish remedies to
often the result of speculation: instead
Of this course let desc Of Braudreth's
Pills be taken, which wTIl not deceive,
but will al once restore health 10 the or.
gao or part that requires it.
al who wish to preserve their heahh.
all who arc determined to defend their
life against the ehcroachmenls Of dis
ease which might send them premature
Iy to the grave, will, without hesitation
have recourse to the BrandrrIh Pills,
when the state of the system does not har
monizh with the above picture olrhealh
Those who live 10 counrTy,where
contagious or other diseases prevail,
should often think Of this true prcUreaol
health, and observe himseIfwih partiou-
lar attention, ia order to act accordingly.
The wise aud rightly directed will follow
This adVice--the unwise are lett 10 their
own destruction. For sale by
IL, A. SrlDGER.
July 10, 1914.
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To Country Merchants.

10 Country Merchants.
TPNtIE attention Of Country Merchants
3 is respectfully invited 10 our stock
ol GOODS--consising in part of the
following which we will sell at the lou
est prices: 1
27l Blgs Green Rio Coffee
25 Do ST Domingo Do
IA Boxes l6 Tobacco
6 Do 3 Do
% Do 10 Do
l2 Do he pound lump Tobacco
+ Do pound do do
3 h'f Boxes do do
II Kegs 6 twist Tobacco
s25 h'f ChoslsY. II Tea
3 do Gunpo Sder Tea
8 do Imperial do
a do Poothong do
25 Calty BoxesY H Tea
rs do 'Gump and Imp Tea
A Box s Loaf Sugar
6 BbIs Brazil do
'25 do Resin
20 do No 5 Mackarel
% do North G Tar
90 do Tanners Oh
9 do CamwOod
s do Clipped Logwood
2 do Whiting
] Biol Epsom Salts
3 BagstPepper
2 do Alspice
90 Reams Grown ard Medium
'Wrapping.Paper
40 DO WIRING and Letter Paper
d3 Boxes Pipes
II Kegs Ginger
so Mats Cassa
i Kegs Ground Cinnamon
10 dJ,GuUger
20 Boxes Chocolate
I Case Llcorico
48 he Boxes Raisins
6 Bills MaddGr
500 LbsSoie Leather Oak tanned
9 800 do do DO Red
10 Kegs Nails assorted szes
| 600 LIS Cotton Yarn assorted nos
1 500 do Sllaralus
$50 do Indigo
IRWIN g. MARTIN.
Corner of Liberty and IrtOin 81
'PIltshurg, Juy 10, 1914
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EasGman's Life Preserving
EsalSaaN.

Is warranted suio aud speedy cure
ioI all Bowel Com plants fer adults or
children, DiOrrl na, Dysemory, Bloody
Flax, Cholera Morhus Cholera 'Inlan-
tum, Nausea, Vomiting, Morning Sick,
ness Of Mothers, Cholic, Falulenoy,
Heartburn or CardealgJ &c
No family should he without this in
estim,bIe FuuiIy Medicine, 1t has
saved hge IN many instances after all
other medicines had failed - IRON this
fact il derived ils name.
Price % Cou's
AGENTS for Carroll county
III A STlDGER,
Cnrrnlllcn.
CARR T. CUMMINGS,
Loosburl
Ju!v2. 1874 3S 3m,
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e E { E

We regret The necessity (which exists
in cauIioOIug the public againsl the ma
ny counte rfelI preparations of Wild
Cherry, which are fast everspreGdieg g
he country, Ihe instrumenlaIly OF a
few unPrinciped dealers. who, Tor the
pakTy gain ola lew dollars, ,woUld,palm
of upon suffering humsnty a m,sersbIe
substitute ct their own stewing, oil, some
worthless article which they had bough,
TOR tnAe-tO the manifest injury (aud
perhaps lOss'of jiIe) TO the person usipg
tt. We repeal, then, let purchasers be-
on their guard, and in all instances in
,Gnire particularly Er. Dr.. WIslsr's Bal :
sam OF NiId Cherry! the most vauabIe
lamliy raedlcioe ever before ellr red for
sale, sH J now~Usedsby the most inletli-
gent and respectable families throughout
the UOued States. 0HTPrice$ 20 per
bottle. or 6 bottles lor S5 For sale in
Cincinnati only by
SANFORD s. PARK,
Corner ols4th,ann ABl0ul sts.
Sanford &.Pafk are General Agents
for tho West
SoiJin CarrolIlon, by r KENNEDY
In Waydeeburg, by CREOVISE "
PlERONG.
ln.S;eubonviIIe, by A. L FIR AZIER
Aug 8, lS43 Book seller.
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IT SHOULD BE KNOWN THAT
Il A S TN A Ms
Specific EsAb9OCaiiOn,
Oct.If3.

Surpnsscs all Other external remedies in
the cure rheumatism, all seated pains
~ taa-sIde " breast, lame orweok backs
sgue 10 the face or breasts OF females.
sposms, O,llsrs, frosted feet, chllblulus,
Vlc,DoloreuX, sUH JOINTS, contracted
cords, lndoIeur and painful smeIIlags,
tooth uche, &c Bllhlug the, chest aud
side with It proves uG important uuNlIl-
ury IN The cure Of consuupuon, coughs
bronchitis, ,,aslhma, Group &c.
Ageats I'll. A. SlDGER, ,Carroll,on, Z
Car S Cummings, LceSbursb, q.
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0NTDr SMITH having declined the
prncuce Of his profession in CarroIllon,
would take This opportunity Of recon-
mendng 10 his lrends, and the public
AR CHISHOLM, NJ CD as physician
in whom lhc utmost onfdence can be
placed.
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IZiIHDIOMh NOTICE.
AR. Chisholm. w 3D..

graduate OF the Medical College OF Ono.
having located in the town Of CarrolTlon
with tho view Of making it his ptrma ;
nent residence, tenders his professional
services to the inhabitants Of tho place
aNd tho surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and asslduous appll-
cation 10 the various duIles OF his pro
Lesion TO MORT and obtain "A reasonable
shore Of public patronage,
tOdieoa few doors west Of Sinclair's
Store.
July ~, 1874.
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. pRlflINf us.
July 2, 1914,

An G ntire new stock Of prints Of the
most fashionable slvlo as we'll as The
lowest price, just recelVedand for sale al
The new store Of
WM, NJ SINCLAIR.
Ocl3
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Estate Of Samuel RoWIey.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscribers have been appointed and
qualified as Executors Of Samuel Row -
ley, late Of Carroll county, Ohio decd
those indebted TO said esbu,e are re.
QussIed to make immedsate payment.
THOMAS KtNSEY,
WILLIAM ROW LEY,
Executors
August 80, lS4A.
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-Eastmam'S Concentrated,
.ISalsaMl OF wild Cherry

For the cure Of Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, lofluerza, Bronchitis
Palms, IN the Side and Chest dificul-
ty Of breOthing.sLiver affections, Dys
pepsia, Weakness, and other symp
toms indicating adecline.
This invaluable preparation has Prov
cd the greatest blessing to the afflicted
that ever was discovered. III has de-
rmonstratad the fact that CONSUMP
,TlON can DO cured, as the following
teotnnonla,s from highly respectable
citizens prove. It has effected cures
where The oIherpreparalions Of Cherry
have failed. DeIayrnot then to make
use, IN lhehroI stagee, Of the means that
may save. you from an unlmely grave.
| do cerAly that my daughter, aged
II, was gwen up,by her attending ply
sIclan and her case pronounced BY
council Of physicians TO be that of con
firmed and hopeless cOasumption. i, Her
cough.was most distressing, accompanied
by raising large quantities Of pus or
matter judged 10 average one pint day
she had also 'hecUc lever and night
sweals, and was reduced to a mere
skeleton aBd-so We,k 90 70 be unable
to staud or bear her-wejght. 10 this con
dItion she corHaenced using DR. East
mans 3alsam and Enbeocution, ia l.
boot ten days some amendment was per-
ceiVeo, aud CONTRARY To al expectation
;nhas restored her 10 perfect health -
Not The least appearances Of disease about
her. The recovery is considered by ali
who have seen her, almost amirace.
Putnam Oct PETER MIZER
| hlve"used DR. Eastmun's Concentrs
ted Balsam Of Cherry and Embrocatton
ior>a severe cUughypaiHs in tbe. side and
breast, tigblness and oppression fcr
breath aud other alarming symptoms,
They acled7atmost like a charm IN Civ
ing lief, and ID short time entirely
restored me to health. i
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Oue Dbl hest Winter Strained Sperm
aUll; oho bbl Tanners OIL, just received
aud foe sale by
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR
Ou.3,
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes TO sell the Farm
on which he resides, on the road cad nQ
from SIeubenvlle to Canton, one half
mlewcst of the ViIsgeof New Harris.
burgh, Carroll county, containing one
hundred and sixty acres. one hundred
acres Of which 10 cleared and under
good cultivation. There is on Gaid farm
good Orchard, buildings convenient,
with several never fuiIing springs oI
Water. Terms will be made l. o suit
Possession will be given Immediately
Those wishing TO purchase a Parmyoi
this description will do we'll 10 call and
see said premises before purchasing
elsewhere. PETER ABRAHlMS
Augusl-9l 1874.
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CASTINGS,

A large SssortmenIo of Ovens, Pots,
SziIIels, Griddies, Peakellles &c, OF
Pittsburgh Manufacture, just received
and Tor sale II the new store ni
,WM. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct il3.
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CaSSimcres

Black, Blue, Drab and corded cassi
mGres, Just received aud for sale very
cheap at the subscribers
JACKSON e. THOMPSON
Sept 22
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MAHLON DAVIS.

DoeIfeId, Morgan CO., Sept %, 1913.
A ease Of II gears Standing,
Ailer suffering painful gradual de-
cIlGe for tweIvcyears with what was
called Dyspepsia, Liver and, Lung ahec
ton, which the most skilIul physicians
were unable 10 cheek. Finding myseIf
fast sinking, the prominent symptoms
being confirmed consumption, my family
friends and sell becoming alarmed for my
ate, and despairiug OF hel p from the or:
binary means, as last resort, / procu.
red DG. Easmau's medicines, upon the
use Of which | soon began to amend,
and in,4 months was restored 10 the bles
sings oi heaAh and eHGbIed last harvest,
To labor in the field, a thing I'had not
been able to do Tor the last SIX years. i
now candidIyslaIe for The hentit Of
those similarly afflicted, that | firmly
believe that owe my life, under God,
TO the use Of DR.. Easlman's medicines.
ROBT. COWEN.
Springfield, Nov 20, I9f2.
tP. S There is rumber Of Prepara-
tons Of Cherry called BaIsam and Syr-
up Of Cherry; ;mine is an entirely differ
enl preparation, BE parlcuIa r, there
lore, and obtain Elslman's Concentrated
Balsam Of Cherry, and,soe that his wit"
ten signature is attached TO The out side
wrapper,
agents for Carroll couny.
II. A. SrlDGER,
CRrrOllt0n, Q
CARR & CUMMINGS,
Lcesburgh, o
July 2, 1914,
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R'F CROWELL.
Putnam. Feb |, 1914

My daughter WIS for years afflicted
with coughs, and gradually failing with
"Eat WAS called consumption Ia addl
tIou to theedviCe Of a sklIIiOI physician
we had tried macy Of tho most approved
remedies advertised; but all to no effect.
She used. Dr. Easlman's BaIsam OF Cher
ry, which soon caused an easy and free
Spectoratlon- - her cough began to abale
and her health is fast improving under
its use. It is theft medicine that
seemed TO reach her case
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BOOT e. SHOE ESTABLISHMENT

formerly occupied by H. HsLch m1M
Siacau'8 Store, where he Is prepared TO furnish
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()ll..

July 1874 IS 3m,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-25
COM NIER CIAL.

We have no change to note in the commercial ma t.
tersH our this week. Business is unusually dull
-wag.ns como from inland merchants occasionally for
goods -,
The river is exceedingly high, some eight ten in
ches highcithan either of the late rises Much dam
age is inevitsly done--many farmers will be entirely
precluded from raising any crop support this year
The steamer PARAGON, Capt Houston, reached u.
Sunday morning>and left for New Orleans on Wednes
day evening. The ARKANSAS MAiIs r. A. Morrow
master, landed hereyesterday from tho Mouth Of thu
river, and left for bcAw the same day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-25
N 0 TlGE
L TAVING,

White River would Ini6f.i,rest at the Month oi
gPabc, that have permanently ana the
and taken the four story FIRE proof Sto.b, rts SlS'
FOurcher street. doors from Poydras Cor the pur
PJi ransacting "A COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS. All Cotton, Tobacco, other Produce
consigned TO for sale shipment, will be
ed by insurance, unless instructed to the CONTRARY
All Merchandise for re-shjpmcnt, when practicable,
Will be done without storage but when necessary to
store, it shall be done the lowest possible rate. All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention: and from personal ac
quantancc, and know ledge obtained by - wears
residence in the country, feel confident that your in
tcrcsts would be promoted much by my services,
by any other house Feeling grateful for past iaNors
hope by faithful, prompt and strict personal attcn
ton ia future to receive, and do solicit share Of your
patronage. MOSES GREENWOOD.
April 2I,-I2. 4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-25
Arrivals at the .scoLuMRcs HOTEL. -

May l6. Keys, C. N; NJ Duval. Fort Gibson.
Is. Thos Booth, Texas; Jno. Steele. Ten; S.
G. Stevenson, N. o.; Gov. YELL Fayetteville; E. Cum.
Minis, Little Rock; Delano, Park Hill; Geo. Tunstall,
Mouth Black River.
90: A. Wallace and lady. Fayetteville, B.
White, Johnson CO., Mo
a. T. X. Kidd. Washington. CO; w P. Ro-
bers, Memphis Ten; Robinson, Arkansas co.
2i. Josiah S. Doak and lady, Miss Doak; w.
fl Doak, Dudley Doak, Rufus p Doak, Van Court
Doak, l.. N. James, Holly Springs. Miss.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-25
Hats, Shoes, Clothing, and Dry Goods.
d. c. WILLIAMS d IN. T. HILIPS
Iuuup; House. lam Buren,


H AVE Just received, and are now opening well
4 4 selected Stock of HATS Shoes, and Summer Ch.
tang, and small lot of Goods, which they pre-
pared TO sell New Orleans Wholesale prices. Coun.
try Merchants respectfully requested TO call and
Iexamine.
March 80, ISiL-4t