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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

The Arkansas Ln'eHigehceS.--O Arkansas
friends are in formed, that the Reveille is mailed
Punctnally, and that the de lay complained of is
beyond our comprehension.-St. Louis RereiHe.
The Post Masters above still continue unmipd.
fu Of our repeated requests to sort and distribute
their mail Alright, Pray, gentlemen, attend 10 YOUR
duties, and let US hear no moro comnlain,s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

OEWe regret that we did not receive the no.
tce of Mr.. Riddles death soon enough for this
week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Blinking Capital.-The capital of tho banks
IN the United States has been reduced one hundred
and eight millions in four years. This is ono hun.
dred millions of dollars, however, larger than i,
was in $780,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

GTWe learn that the Hon. A. ii. Sewer left
Little Rock, for Washington City to take his seat
in the Senate. on the 18th inst. He will proba,
bly, reach there about the Goth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
Yourd,

Our spsrting friends gre info
g. c. 10y ExPeriment) belonging
Esq. ofthis place. and the VICTOR
which came of at Fort Smal, on's
on tho 18th int.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

6JWe refer our Merchants to the advertise.
ment Of WM. B. M'CurcHoN & Co., Importers Of
Hardware and Cutlery, New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

BeHi"g in Canaaa.-The Betting in Montreal
upon the Presidential election in the United States
amounted, in the aggregate, to SlO0, ,O0O.-St.
Louis RereiUe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

The Vote Of fLouisiana.--The Coiire. so,,.;.
table, which the editor says, has been mode ur
with much care as derived from certoin and "a;
claI sources, which gives Mr.. Polk mo;or;,v of
907 votes in the State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

bishop Onderdonk Suspended.-The Bshop O,
lew York has voluntarily suspended hisnse,f, iii
the result of his trial be known.
very few would be willing to suspneq before
hsarlng from the jury.-Sf. Louis Rerell
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

GS-lt is rumored that Virginia will elect dem.
ocratic Senator.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Ala Mode de Pdris.-A writer in the N,,;o,,,
in'ellsencer, speaking Of the n.orali,v of ,bo
fars'ans' says Full one.third of the populo
tlon OF Paris live without maria ee.',
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

tennessee E'ectto".-The Nashville Banner. Of
OF the 18th inst, contains the offciaI vo,. - 49,.
s'a'e' which show majority for Mr.. CIov Of ia
votes. - -"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Democratic Barbacue.-The Democratic citi.
ms Of Crawford county design giving Barba.
r,,aS r.sS tho Young Hickory Pole. in this place
$500 -, in commemoration of the glori-
,pd DALLAS. We e'faah a.l, in tho election of Polk
Of our Whig friends are Pases 70 SEQ that some
~ ra,ious, and commend their ioelSg IN the pre-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Inc population in the United States was in 1910,
l''ooo'ooo; in 1862, it will be $4,000, 900 in
1884 73'oO0,0OO; in 1909, $4,000 900 in
1923, 30s,oo0,OOO; in 1850, 10000, 900: in
1895, 1900, 900.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

There will be meeting Of the Thespian Corp.
this evening.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

An Eastern editor boast, that on one .veninu
he kissed forty Dutch gir,ls without shedding q
tear.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

captain NEWTON, Of tho steamship Nilsson ri;
his oeen sentenced to two years. suspension 70,
negligence, by the Court Martial lately assembled
at Washington City.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
FAR WEST SEMINARY.

The Assembly have passed an act granting O
charter to the "Far West Seminary" making il
an Incorporated institution of learning. We are
happy to see the Willingness of our Representa-
tves to aid any true effort for tho establishment o
scholastic Institutes and to give an impetus I'd be
nevolent minds who wish and strive 10 place within
the grasp of young Arkansians the means CT ed
ucaiion.
The subject is one of great moment; one which
should be wholly independent of sectional, scotia.
rian and political influence; one upon which the
whole state as an individual publ: should unite
and concentrate efforts, which should produce i'm.
mediate fruit. This institution, we have here.
tofore noticed, is founded upon tfus and good and
general principles, and its entire disconnec ton
from politics, sectares and sections openly avow.
ed; disconneciion which cannot b, too distant.
Education is thing of training, system of rule
and teachings which belong to thcn,elves alone.
and all its institutions ought never to be made
machines for the furtherance Of politial maneu-
vers, sectarian secusion, or local peiudices or
prepossessions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Senator'S from Missouri.-Judge At,hison and
Col. Benton have been elected to the Se,a,e of the
United States-the former for four, andtbe latter
for six years.
Judge Atchison received lO1 vo,es-Col. Rer
ton "a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

" Bean Starr, one of tho celebrated three,
has been shot by company of Cherokees, and is
probably dead' as the last accout of him from Fort
"osh'"' near which place he woe shot, states tha,
he could not long survive the four wounds he re-
ceiSed. Several stolen horses were found with
him.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
arkanaaa F11teIItge11cer.
sEO. w. CLARKE, Editor.

GEO. w. CLARKE. Editor.
VAN BUREN,, SATURDAY, DEC. 81, 1874
4 GTIAe Presidents last Messoge.--We receiv-
cd this document as our paper was going to press
Wehave no space for comments or extracts this
week. ltsprincipal feature is the argument in
defence OK MIR. Tyler's treaty with Texas, and in
favor Of Annexation. We will give it to our req.
ders next week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

run."g Your Foot into ii. According to the
"Asatc Researches" a ve,y curious mnJ. of
irving the title to land is pracrised IN U;nds,,n
Two no e. are dugi the disputed spot one of hich
The lawyers on either side pu,soae of their fec,
and remain there tilh one of item is ,roj -.
complains of being bit by the insects, in which co ss
his client is defeated In this country. j, i, The
cnent' and not the lawyer, who ..puts his foo, into
n."-St. Louis Rep. ''' IVY mo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
n4,-We here repeat tbe caution, son

oe,-We here repeat the caution, some
s,ivea, that we are responsible for no charge
against u.s. accounts, that are nos rendered upon
ous prder--n charge or bill against US i-.,st be &C
..omranied by the order for them. # given D. IN,
y ,erpon but ourself.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

@ Owing to incIement weather and inconven.
ence, the Cherokee Council before the Commits.
sloners has again changed its location, and ad,
journed to Fort Gibson, where are comfortable
quarters. 1t is very respectfully attended, and
the investigation of the Commissioners goes on
quler'y. Eight hundred and seventy three Old
Settlers and Treaty men have enrolled themselves
and the number will steadily increase to upwn rds
of thousand. Report says tha, John Ross has
protested against the council and disbanded his
police companies, but of this we have no formal
information The Council will probably 81, and
the investigation continue until March. No open
violence or difficulty has as yet occurred.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Il oFFor the informa ,on, Of emigrants 70 the
'Ferks Of Trinay, Texas, we state that the near
! !. 10 bess rcut is BY the Choctaw Agency Fort
Z n kaa and Coffee, Ferry On Red River. The
-. ater for wagons and is 100 miles
soTfsr thaa y aa,- -asbes. :.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

0~TThe Nashville Union contains an interest.
ing account of the reception Of the President elcc,
in Nashville on the 9th ut. by the democratic
citizens of that place-Mr. Polk. was addressed
by the Hon. A. o. P. Nicholson, in the public
square. AT night the Democratic liberty pole
which had been decorated by the ladies', in hand.
some style by flowers and evergrecns, was lighted
up with many lamps, which presented splended
sight. The military companies were out in fine
style with torch lights; the whole went off in good
style, harmony and good feeling.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

o' D. lroops.-Company H., 7th Reg. Infant.
[y' nave been ordered from Baton Rouge to relieve
Company A. at Fort Wood.
Company II. will arrive here on Fbuisds,
morning, and proceed to Fort Wood und., -.
eo"'"''"a OF Capt. T.. S. Hawkins Ist Liou,. ].
y. Henshaw, A. A. Q. M: and I'd Lieut.. Heo,v
Little. e"'y
eomPrny A. Maj. Rains in command, will p. o,
'nroush the city in few duys for Baton Rouge.
N o. Jefersonian
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

@We have learned with pleasure that in con
sequence OF decision made by the late General
Convention of the Prot. Fps. Church, the Rev.
George W. Freeman d. d. of Newcastle, Del.
was consecratod Bishop of Arkansas. He makes
his visits early in the spring, when Bishop Otey,
will resign the care of this'Diocess, aud conine
his labours entirely to Tennessee, we hope that
our new Bishop will fix his residence, at this ad.
vantageoas point of our state especially as he is
to have provisional jurisdiction Of the Republic Of
Texas, and of the Indian Territory, south of SO J
dog. N. Lat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

N. +. Willis thus speaks of Mrs. Welbv,, no.
ems: ~
"Iho poems Of the Kentucky sappho, Ame,
nase ~ oeen published In very elegant pil,.bool;
volume by Tompkins, of Bosom. We INV, sx,
pressed our almost unqualified admiration Of th;s
.aay poems as they separately appeared. She
mas mas mad fed equally from full hear, and pro
olga! imaglnation.'' ""' P'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

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1he WAae House.-A correspondent of the
New York Herald, says :--"In speaking of Mrs
Polk, you might have mentioned tha, the Iadv has
already been an ahache of the White House.
Yourself and readers, may fecolIect, in General
Jackson's administration, Miss Eastin, of Ten.
nessee, (who with Mrs. Dona ldson,) did the hon.
ors of the Generals esta blishment. Mis-, r.
sussequenlly became Mrs. Polk, the marriape
having been solemnzed in the Presidential Man.
son."
; Col. Polk. the President elect, is a regular at.
tendant at Presbyterian Church, of which his wife
IS member.--St. Louis Rereile.
Mrs. Polk is said to be very beautiful and &c.
co"p,'shed' more SO than any lady who has ye.
presided over tho White HOUSE.
u =" 9 r1ace'--Ihe New York Sun states, tia,
| yS0aschant who advertised in that paner g. :.
than foS,ayas clerk asd agent, received ..-.--i
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Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
SO DIN G
ANEH DAY . HOO T. AZ
Spring Hill, Hampstead County.

TIE EEy. JOHN ANDERSON, 4. NJ rEINciPAl-
TENHE School at the above place will be opened
on Monday, the llth of November, le44.
The course of instruction will comprehend all the
usual branches of thorough English education,
together with the entire undergraduate course IN
Classics, Mathematics, Mensuration, Natural PHI
losophy, Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
Sc, in any of the Colleges or Universities IN the
United States. The system of discipline will be
mild but firm; and no boy will be retained in the
school who shall not strictly adhere 10 the laws BY
which it will be governed
Spring Hill is one of the most healthy settlements
in the south or south-west-within about I4O miles
of Little Rock, from which II is reached by u tri-
weekly line of stages. 1t IS 9 miles from fuiton
on the Red river, to which place there Is regular
steamboat navigation through the fail, winter and
beginning of summer from New Orleans, Natchez,
Szc I'D the Red river. The springs are abundant
and the water Of the most excellent qualify lhe
society is good; and IN morality and the proper
tone of public sentiment, the district will compare
with any section of country in the United States.
There is also excellent Female School, under
the superintendance of Ms. BANKS, in full opera
tion which ranks among the highest IN the state.
There is large brick academy for the male
school, but YET suitable buildings have not been
erected for the accommodation of the Principal,
and the boarders who may be sent to the Institution
Several gentlemens however, have consented TO
take boarders very moderate terms, say from
50 to $40 moath.
The Principal pledges himself 10 the public, that
he will exert himself to impart most thorough
Observation-Disclosures the most correct gentleman
Ike habits and sric. moral principles; and in every
way study to merit for his establishment (Which
he intends shall be permanent the confidence and
support OF the friends and patrons Of education
throughout the country.
The terms for tuition have been fixed: For tho
several departments of English $50, and for Clas-
scs and Mathematics, or either of them, S25 for
the session o f.e months. Students enter at
any time, and VIII only be charged from the time
Of entrance, and during their continuance at the
school.
hfr. AvpEasoy mas had considerable experience
in teaching. and brings with him testimonials of the
most Aatte-in- description from men well qualified
to judge Of his capabilities aud requirements For
extracts from these testimonials, and all particulars
relative TO the school, he begs leave TO refcr-at
Li.tIe Rock, to Judge Ringo, Col. Ashley, John
W. Cooke and Albert Pike, Esgrs.-;o any of the
following gentlemen, the Board Of Trustees at
Spring Hill, viz: Maj. Pryor, Robert Carring;on, P.
Nash, John w. Paup, S. ID. Fluit, II. c. Boyd,
T. NJ. K Bankhead, Ioel " Hannah, Williamson
Foster. c. F. Nelson w. ". Burton, Esqrs., and the
Rev. Stephen f. Cooke.
Spring Hill, Oct. %, IS44-I2-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

Stale OF Arkansas, ! Clark Circui, Courl
County nf Clark. in Chancefy sitting
April Term, April 22d, A. ID. 1911.
John W. Talbot, conplainanY Bll& Pc
Lucinda C. Talbot Defondani.) Divurce.
FEyHlS day came the complainant by his so
u lici,or and flied bill, accompanied by
his affidavit annexed thereto. and il appearing
to the court here from the affidavit of said
complainant filed herein, that the siil defen-
dgat is a nonresident Of the State Of irkansls
1t is therefore ordered by the court that the
said defendant be notified Of the commence.
nent OF this suit, and also the substance Of the
allegations and prayer Of the bill and petition
in this cause. And the said defendant is there.
fore hereby notified ihat the said complainant
has this day filed in the Office of the CLERK of the
Clark circuit court, in the State OF Arkansas,
on the chsncery side thereof his bill aud peti
ton az inst her for divorce, the substance of
which is that the complainant was married To
defendant in the county Of 1allspoosa and
State OF Alabama, on The twenty eighth day OF
De. ember, in the year eighteen hundred and
thirty eight, and that she lived with him a, his
wife until about the twentieth day of Novem
ber 1899, when she left his bed and blard
without any reasonable cause and remained
absent for the space OF sevcral months, and that
she afterwards absented herself some time in
the month of September, il the year eighteen
hundred and forty-one, and has remsined alb.
sent ever since. And said complainant prays
IN his petition and bill a divorce from the tonds
Of mairimony, by him contracted and entered
into, TO and with the said defendant, AMI that
the same be SOLVED. II is therefore ordered
tha, the said defendant be and APPEAR before
our Clark circuit court, in chancery itnr at
the courthouse IN the county Aforesaid, on or
before the third day Of the next term
commencing on the fourth Monday OF DC, cber
next and plead answer or demur TO the matter
and things in said aeii'ion conrained, or the
same will he taken for confessed and decrcc
entered accordingly. l
And it is further ordered that copy of this
order be published in the Washington Tele.
graph for eight weeks by eight successive
veekls insertions, the last insertion 10 be at
leas, four werks previous TO the first day of ss id
October term, aud that this cause be con-
tInued. CT 81. n Hf
true copy from the record,
lr Teste: JAMES 5. WARD, Clerk
II. F anagin, Solicitor. asll taI A-
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

County, OF liE1fpsTRAD.
la the Hampstead Court of P,obate, July
Term, Slh July, 4. ID. 1911.
ET appearing 10 the Court that the citat on
4 which issued by order of this Court against
Nathaniel 81 Riksr. as administrator of the
estate Of Abraham Riker, dec, returnahle 10
the October term OF this court, Il IL, requiring
him In present his accnun; sue GdmInisira
tor for settlement, and show cause why az
attachment should not be issued against HIN
fo- MT having presented lis accounts according
I, law, which said citation was returned by The
sher # of ucmpstend county not served. IL Is
the efor- ordered by the court th-t an alas
citation b. issued against the said Nathaniel NJ.
Riker as administrator Of the estate Jt the saif
Abraham Riker, dec, re;u:blble 10 the next
term Of this court, requir ng him to be aud
appear before this court ON the hrst day q ne
next Term thereof, to be holden ~ and ior the
,ounty IF I,cmpsi cad in the State Of Ar..aas4s.
on the first Tursday after the FIRST AOnday OF
Octob. next at the courthouse ~ the ioTn
Of Washington. in the county of lemps'e1d
at,resaid. there and then 10 present HI account
E,r settlement as administrator ui the estate OF
Abraham Riser, dec and tJ sho. cause why
an attachment should not be issued against hin
for not having presented his accounts according
TO law. And II is further ordered by the court
that a copy of this order tie publishrd IN sumo
new spaper pu5' ished IN this state thirty day4
previous TO the next rm Of ths couri.
a true copy from the record.
Tes'e: 5. 7. SANDERS, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
BEynE .y1firP.

Osice Of Trustees of Real Estate Bank,
Washington, ID c. 30, l-i3.
FEyIllS office is nos open for the purpose OF
4 renewal oi notes; and notice is hereb by
given TO all debtors. that they are expected 10
come forward. promptly. and settle and ar.
range their liabilities, or they ail be placed in
the hands of the Attorney OF the TTus; ees.
D., order Of the Trustees.
25-w- + BRlTTIN, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
NQIHC r..

THyHE suhsrriber having sold out his stock
of Groceries at the Washington Recess,
To JAMES s. BAIRD, would request those m
d. bred 10 him 10 call ant settle their accoun' :
with the old concern. When absent himself,
payments can be made Mr.. Baird, the
present proprietor, who is authorized to re-
ceive and receipt tor any money due the un-
,Iersignrd and whilst he returns hrs thanks
for the liberal patronage ~hch he h's recelv-
ed, he trusts ii will be as literally extended
and continued to the present proprietor.
+. NANCE
Washington, March 10, lSil. 3o-u
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
BRIG ADE RIDER, NO. 3,
HEAD QUARTERS,

WAsuTNGroN, Sept. l6, 1911. }
NOTICE is hereby given to the com
v mandan,s of the following regiments b.
longing 10 The lst Brigade of the 1t Division
of Arkansas Militia, that they will be reviewed
in the following order at their respective mus
ter grounds:
The Is, REGIMENT Hampstead county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF Octo er next.
The 9th Regiment Clark county, On Salur-
day the l9,h day of October next.
The 9th Regiment OuachIta county, on
Thursday the 2ltn day Of October next.
BY order of The Brigsdier Genera.
JABEZ SIDNEY SMITH,
Brigade Majnr lst Bigsde 1t Division Ar
Kansas Militia.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
STATE OF ARKANSAS

COUNTY III Ili MPsrEAD,
In HE Hampstead Cun,t &c Pro'air, July
Term, Sh July, a. d. iSii-
tT appearing u the Court that The citation
4 which issued by the ord Of I.Is Con a
panst Henry NJ. Robinson A. aImin sra or o.
tie Est.te OF TheodJrick A. Bennett. dtceas-
cd returnab!e toihe present Term 81 thiz Court
recurring HIN to present his account Tor settle
ment an show caus' Why an attachment sh!nld
not be issued arain-t HIN. ~ mt having pre-
sent.l his accounts according ~ llw. Y hich
said citation wss returned by the Sheriff OF
Hcmpstead County "thai the SAID lienry ~.
Robinson sas mt To b. found IN h's C"nnt ty
IL is therefore ort, red that n alias cItniIor be
issu. against tie slIt l hco 'orick ~ benneit
1 ceased teturuable 10 the neTt Term OF this
Court T. quiring tin TO be aud arp NJ before
this court On tie frs. day Of the merit Term
thereof to be holden IN snt f,r The County OF
Hampstead IN the State OF Arksns1s on the
first Tuesday alter the first Nj ondsy Of Ocio-
ser next. al the Court House IN hc town oi
Washington in the County OF Hampstead o.
loresaid. then aud there TO presen: hrs sc;ouni
f,r seitlcrn, Mt a. administrator Of the Estate
ni The. sorick A. Bennett decd anil 70 sho-
csuse why an sitAchmc nj shall not be issued
against him tor not bavirg presented his ne-
counts according - law. Aud u l. further
ordered ny tine court ;hat copy of thu order
be publishfd in some newspaper Published ~
this state thirty davs previous 10 the brst day
of the next term Of this court.
a true cory from the record
Tesie: 5. T. SANDERS, Ce-k-
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
n OTE CE.

yENHE co-parnership heretofore existing be,
L tween T. J. CORNELIUS u &. F..
ROGERS. is this day dissolved by mutual c n
sent. All business pertaining TO said firm rs
10 be settled with r. J. Cornelius
+. J. COENEiIUS,
G. +. ROGERS.
Washington, May 81, 1914. 3-ti
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

= ezER TIE light daught steamboat
Gs~s---t N Il IHEMPSTEAD MAT Moss.
ss5s sl=.ss.s7ss-s75z, master, having been raised
without injury, win regularly from New Or
leans to Fort Towson, touching at all the inter
mediate lapdings, the water will permit.
For freight or passage apply on board, or rto--
1T Fulton.
Oct. 2s. ls4-iI-3n. #sr
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

For square OF ten lines, or less. first insa,
sion. one dollar-and fifty cents for cprh Al
tequent insertion; over ten lines and na
exceeding fifteen. to be charged as A soma.
and half; over fifteen, and not exceedin-
twenty, as Two squares ;-and in tLoi pror,.s,
ton for longer advertisements.
When an individual account, al The ab,r.
rates, amounts TO $50 and under sIO0. in o.
year, discount Of - pei cent. will be ND
and when u amounts to 500 or upwards Y,
The same period. n discount Of g Der cer,
will be made. No deduction will ie -.
however if payment be deferred after N.
expiration Of the year, MIR will anr dednr,iae
be made on legal advertisements, reonIreJ NJ
law to be published
YEARLY Advertisements. not cvcoe,.;,.,o
lines. renewable ai pleasure, Will bg Insa,,'a
per annum, fof .rn
Not exceeding 80 lines, an
:. 60 so
Ali advertisements, or parts fhrrcnrerccc,-
ing ten, thirty or sixty lines D. tI,c cas. r..'
be, subject 10 the charges aud discounts e..
mentioned; and no contracts al fbesa -.
inr less te' ~ thana year. No dcducri.n VI,
orcasionai omissions n"
STANDiNo Advertisements. for 10 lines or
Hion'"s' SIS 90
g 8 1919 lS9
Each addltionalsquare. , months. S 90
co
r !, AZ m IL 10
All standing advertisements wiIlbe cbarg,d
al the trsi mentioned rates. unless a rontT,,,
be mad" when icfI for insertion.
Advertisements Of personal altrrcarrrD
will fHraTtabfg be charged dOBJEe rLe fnre-
going rafcs-
All advertise menTs sent To this o5;re ior
publication itlIrut the number ot irs. r,i,rs
being spec fee, will be contiI utiii fnrIIl
snd charged al cordinn!y.
NO variation Will be made from the above
'nre~.
All business letter must Il. posy ,o,g
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
Ferer and .ague Pills.

nR. JErT has just received few boxes
- Of vegetable pills for the cure Of Inter-
miitent Fever, with general assortment Of
Fresh Medicines. which he will sell low for cash
Washington, May 9th, 1919 st