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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

SOVing UiAter Wheoi an Dr3Hs-We have over
and over again recommended thar wheat should be
sowed in drills for one gets better crop by do
ing,and II is much less likely rust. We have usu-
ally recommended that these drills should be from
six inches to one foot apart; but we are not sure,
where 1t is especially liable to rust, that from one
foot 10 two feet may not be better. An experiment
was lately tried in Australia of sowing wheat in
rows Of three feet apart 1t yielded A bushels to
the acre, and no rust or mdew appeared in it;
while in the adjoining fields sown broadcast or in
quite close drills, the yield was not so great, and
more or less rust appeared. VIII some of our
wheat growers make experiments in sowing patch
es of wheat, side by side this fal-some broadcast
and some i'll drills from six inches to three feet
apart, and give us the result of their experiments
next season' We need not add that these exper-
lhens should be made with the same kind of seed,
sowh on the same kind of soil, and treated in all
other respects as nearly alike as'bossible.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

Physc'ng Horses. -Physic should not be given
from too full habit, &c. Strong phvs,c is moi al
vlsable EXCEPT in some particular cases mild nhvs
ic is sufficient to produce operations. Horses
should have mashes day or two before. Julop
will not purge horse, nor lhubarb Aloes are
most to be depended upon. Let horse fast lii.
lie before giving physlc, and do not give water till
2 or 3 hours after-Bosion Cuiiipator
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04
THE O>LV SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR THE PILES.

I'iit tDr ABLE ~, tltL II AhY invent
4 cdby y. Upham, ii Distinguished Physl Ian Of News
70 b ct (l96 powery) is The an, 81, ce,sw dy
TOR MAJ distressing complain, 10, Pics
VIA Il thls III IS au .uleIndl Remedy an eX cinal
ippci,uH Ind wi cure any clse,f Pu,s vuhet Bleed.
IT, "r bmd lt'rnalor tx enI; ana pr"uunlv hr ou.y
thing lhh viii Thr,u mistake all, a. ltis nos
uiyr Gu e-sp,tdy ana Putnam II 4l,o c, n, en-.
tent mvulc hrt" H. and improves the gene al .tu IN
rrmt kdbc miuher. IN .hieIs { u,ttn ne trslno.
nals u lis flacy, may ue rttilrd gents g. a.
lis.
DAVID T B8ADlEE, General Agent Gr tie y, L.
SlA',s. i'9 Couu street, Boston.
Agents, Mon pei e., CLARK 4 COLLINS.
03 In Briitltb,r., DALIUN Il El.AKN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

co GRl.SS SPHING WATER.
NAN ne hao N all times by calling on CLARK an
~ COLLINS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04


CONSUMPTION
A THOUSAND CURES, in cases deemed utterly hopeless
~ have fm established superiority every
ner medic discovery II has nw fys bran styled Natures
tracts of It'd cher, Bark and TatWo trees that thckly
scattered wherever niseu.es If tin lungs prevail q give
few nslnn of It's extraordinary powe from Catalogue al
most without end.
lady tpddess will he given the New York Agency who
was given by all her pycan TO die Of consuDNpn bad
hard for mOnths the side; raised large
quantity OF matter, SOFT OF bUny sui htd taken
medcu for mOuths, being used all huprctirey
A. CaruHu New York vino had not slept living down.
for years, (hcng uhl .ed sleep IN sitting posture
far cured to attend To his business IN the stormy
! " tihef
Thomas Bradee, E.q, P Jamaica, L. H. cured Of Asthma
Of forty yrur'- -tandmg
Thomas Cohrns Holdonfrl, New Jersey, tesiGos under
oath that he ht violent cough and pain the siie-f0
raised much
bnudhis physico could do hul tutc him him
mercury hut did gonlh. friends all suppuus.d had
Hoping consumpon"cnciy cured by tlree bottles Of
Wtst1r's linlsAm.
Mrs Ann D. Hopkins Knowlesvie. ~ Y. entirely cured
of Liver Complaint and general debility Of eighteen months
snndin-.
Jacob Hoffman, W. d. Huntingdon cured child of P schroe
Bile, of obstinate disease of the lungs, utc hc had tried all the
usual remedies in vain.
Cu.s daily occurring every part Of the country which
ucoutstiIy the superiority Of this Bllsau
slnde of Lung and Liver dac-, every other prepar
ton hrrctuiut, known ~ the worl.
Address al orders to SCI Il W, FOWLE, 1928 Washing
ton street, Boston, General Agent for the Proprietor.
AGENTS-S.P Redf I'D, ontpeler; Gourge Is. Stowell,
MidJrspx IT, +. GUS, Waerhuyi Ba,es x White, North
hrdi pnls From II, Batmj Gurus x Butcher, 81 Albu.
W. Wires, Camhfldgu ". L. Camp j. G.. smith Monk
ton VIM Ri DDS, Richmuld Lnvolmd CnnfelI, Willis
ton NcNin Noble, Chclsen; Peck Spea Burlington
EoNnou Bunit, ilinc>burgh b. +. Dckm,un Washington
F. Huntington, Ncrgeunts
So1 also by Druggists and appointed agents generally.
July ls1J.
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New York Crackers.
l II T. sEER RS EyEEB.EIa g.7'.

i Hagasaae. Reeews, P0litiesa1i L'ght Literature
 EDITED BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH FEfHE ARiSrIDEAN combines the soditv of Il the review and the hghtness ot the magazine with the political cast of the newspaper.
 In no case Is the name of the author attached to his article. At the end of each volume d list ol the wrlt2vs during the period just closed Is presented but the judgment Of the public, the aYowal of the writers themselves, must declare which are their several productions. Till then there exists an i'm. piled obligation of secresy between the editor and his collaboiators. For this reason. the AriStidean will not be bound to mere names
 The politics of the AristdeaniS is DemNeratic-a(1er the strictest precepts of the leiersahan school
 Ii susains the abolition oi the Death-punishment.
 ladHocates Equal Rights, Equal Laws, aud equal distribution of Justice.
 It consequently opposes partial education partial legislation, and special legislation and sustans the Constitution as it is, with strict construction of its provisions.
 t is strictly American ia is tone and feelings. heagh not higeted nor exclusive
 In short, Il abors to be JUST.
 The Arisddeau appears simultaneously in New York and Philadelphia, on the hst of every inonth Each nnlnbeg contains eighty large octave pages. printed on very fae white paper, with new type of long primer and breyer size; and the text k illus trated by engfayings on wood, from original designs by Darley.
 TERMS-Per year, FIVE DOLLARS, payable in advance.
 Letters aud communications, referring to the busi- ness of the Aris6ean must be addressed post paid. to LANE < co, 3oi Broadway, CiJyof New York.
 ,s1- Post masters, Agents and others who remit us Eileen Dollars, par money, can have Four Copies sent 10 any poStohce; for Twenty Dollars, Six Cop ies for Twenty-Five Dollars Eight Copiss for Ihnty Dolas, Ten Copies 7ais liberal asrqage- meal only lasts ciariaeb year lS45. G9- Those friends who desire to serve us, will re- mt the money for single subscribers, through the
 lie IS authorized to frank it. and this saves ms inc ner i eeniage allowed to agents Fs
 " Publishers or authors who desire their works to De noticed, should send them to us. earria~e nGiJ oa or oeiore the 10th of every month The bulletins sihle "s fos- Editors to whom we present copies win be kind enough to send merely the paper containing notice of our Magazine, addressed LANE X GO, box i595 ?. O., New York C;tya
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M F O AN

Highly aPPr0red and popu7ar ,Hedicjnes. CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC; INE3LiBLE CURE FOR CHLLLS, OR .AGUE
 IND FEFGR FE7HIS invaluable medicine is ,aTelg veretabIe- k NATURES OWN REMEDY. fl is not in the least nauseating, does it operate upon the bowels, but is sautary action upon the system is so charming, that every is highly delighted at his speedy recovery. Such a REMEDY the afflicted have long been in want of one that cures speedjly and PeraaRentlg where the usual precaution to ex- posture is observed.
 ALSO-IloUsE's PILE OINTMENT, Haftaaiea. and Burle's Vegetable Pills, prepared by Geo. ". House, Nashville, Tenn. and for sale by
 S +. TUCKER,
 MaIhhan Sffcef
 r. D. MEBRICK k CO,
 L0Ucr Stcala jyat Lending. Jilae l6, Isf5 4a-3a
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Es0arGling and Day Sehg' Snrimg EaE.E, Egcnnpsieaa.
THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, Il
 CIPAL.

1 THE REV. JOHN ANDEboON, -1' T
 CIPAL.
 TNHE school at the above place, VIII ng T' x \ Monday, the llth November, l9i1 ; of instruction will comprehend all the psa' es of a thorough ENGLISH educaIlon , ~3. the entire undergraduate coursein CLASse, H', EMAr1cs, MENsuBATfoN, NATURAL fll, Gn, MoRAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoNoMY' CaI :a i &c.. in any of tha colleges CT ullislItT i:.r United States. The system oi aiselE% .a;- miid, but firm; and nc boy Hlll be ts'%. tT. school who shall not strictly adhere U '4 which t will be governed. ,Ar |.
 Spring Hill is one ol the most heaJ, ! .b,n f in the South or South-West-WllLin aJou t.5 of Little Rock, from which 1t IS fea'nfr a' ea weeblVGne of stages. lti n.ne liilss ssa K |. on the Red River, 10 which P'aSfs '4,i' 5,lI N N steamboat navigation, through lhe o,..,, ian, 7 beoinninp of summer, from New oliesn1 Nc mn fine Red River. The sPrngs as s' and the water of the most eXceile9, .ea qar- m socIety is good and in morally anu ,;ll 1 coat of public sentiment, the dls',ic' M "1 statei any section of country in the 0ii.su '.,orints @ is also female school, under the sgpS'inl b r,1 Mas a,s0 B1vRs : l in fai operation, which Iis {, inc L;abesi in inc State. There ls ,s ,s Academy for the Male school c. Da' tbs @ act buildings have not been erected a.lsr. io. s gh ton of inc principal, and the p9a,a,l a,,.ntlcoa sent to inc Institution, Several gsH1,1' oa yI CT have consented to take boardeIs. 'r v" nj sI3 l'ea 2 eo,.,S''e,5 ,, frSn < 1 10 dollars PCT ~
 The PRINCIPAL pledges lilIilssIt lt mc1 ! he will exert himself, to lnlPa'' .el qenl edHcat:en-incuicate the mosi eolss25 lss .5nl4 1 habits and strict moral prlnei PES s,.-brosrI way st,Ijv to merit fer his esta9l,2,g .5. eogii Ea Saf infea5s 9s1 sbalj he permanent ihe s0s If support of the friends and l'4'
 1 throughout the country. ,.a sxsd, h1
 The terms of tuition nave pesa s,c = Sond ral departnents of English, s6i and mathematics or either of them, .sisrs. 4 sion of five months. Students can ,.,as sa,, If and will only be charged rom .iii tbe scAAoo and during their continuance q 'iserabIe el1
 MT. ANDERSON nas had cqilsius,, s,,ss.tipoai teaching, and brings with nm nm, 'os, men gsl most Gsttering description, ifoia i11irera lagT io % ind@e of his capabilities and a'qaI saa slII extracts from these testiinoniaiiss. Lave r to d relative to the school, he beg,s 'a,sblsy; i tie Rock, to Judge Ringo ooii h any oii Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.--'g, ,,ses s' al $ ! ing gentlemen, the board.oi l tuSs,iin Ssrriinst VIZ: Mai. R. Pryor and Roper Fla; H. ( Nash, John W. paup, s. D '1 1Williar' N. R. Bankhead. Joel IIannaa' Fsos, @ 2 C. T. Nelson, Wm. Nj. Bafton' hss
 $. F. Cooke. elf
 Spring Hia, ost. 2st5, l3il--.-'.T 7,
 ,g0Bg W'OB';s's B's';'s u.I ] EXECUFEB al this 9issee
 E4 despatch.
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AgElaEaaas E1orrnn Hook.

IPKIlE ILDILED TO ST 50.) FBNliIS work is the production of ALBERT PIKE, E Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms o process, proceedings and docRe entries for Justices of the Peace. with forms foI Constabes, Coroners, and Shefas, and eopious collection of forms of Deeds, Conveyances, Ssci with an appendix containing summary ofthe prin- ciples of law most ik to be useful to the Justices of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, 10 make t useful, not only to civil officers, but to citizens in every depaih hent o life and it is hoped that the au- thor has accomplished that dgshable object.
 The price of this useful work has been reduced tc sl 90. For sale by the undersigned, who will fl orders laecomPQaief by tte casb-ai moi 0therCise, from any part of the State
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF. Little Rock, March l9, 1915. 27-tf
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ntHEG.ga lansez.

/ VIE subscriber continues inc practice of medi- K cine on the principles of ReFoBa-giviag no mercury or any other destructive poison such prac- tce being not only contrary to common sense, but Its faInoas and 14t effects are but too visible to a
 T. j. HARVEY. B. P. g5e Residence 3d door north oI the Episcopal Church, Scott street.
 Little Rock March5, lS45.
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ERa.saa.s .sEaa. .ER.a....
ANTHONY HOUSE, sEsaeI- eFenergE &Eerge OGTce.
MARKHAM sTREEr. LITTLE ROCK.


 TEgHls well known establishment N ocated n the business part ot ~ <: the city. has inst st9nderEene thorough ? repair and has bean almost entirely
 roGtted and re-turHiShed, for the ac- comuodatioa oithe public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces 10 his old customers. his friends and tae public generally, that he is how prepared to extend 10 the travelling community. transient visitors, and h0arders, accom- nodations uusurJ passed by aay establishment wcstof rhe Aleghanes, and piedge himself that every al tentea shall be rendered a promote tae comfort Of all persons visiting his house. that vigilance and f. dehtY can besow, being determined to spar. neither trouble nor expense il 2triag satisfaction 10 his guests, and hopes to meritthe patronage of fine pub Ee
 The qualities of his aleS wines. liquors, and se- ea45 aHe the best tb3t the New Orleans market can afford. Of tilis he is confident. he having, with great care, selected them himself. He has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season. and London B9ownstadt always in bottles : Albany ale aH dGalt. His cooks are celebrated in every department: his servants faithful and atten- tHa; his porters trustY and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every attdiuabe deGcacv will be served up in superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 Iha commoai6us bFcl, stables are under the .aa1- ageuent of AIr. David S&eitoa, where carriages, bugges, and horses, are always ready fer those Who may wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail carried in elegant and com modons loQr-h6rse coaches to: the accommodation of visitors, leaves this hoase tri-Weeky. and ac- eemmodatioa stages eaR al any time be procured on reasonable terms, by applying to the proprietor who resides here, and whose courteous department and desire to please tends. in some measure, to soothe the many ills that flesh is heir to.
 The office of the Montgomery $ Point and Rock Roe tri-u5eky line of stages is also kent at this .,9ast.s1'!2le one or the propustofs can be found 5f#saxs ready and desirous 10 aecommt date. and whose runcbaiiy attention and regularity, is moi surpassed even by Stockton ora Reside; and aIso ot the western or dI BureH aait iiHe whose agent viii always be found at his post.
 Al the steamboat landing, passengers Will always find blacks porters and dfays, ia attendance.
 JOHN BROWN. Lille Roal, Ye5. l9, lS45, 23-tf
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E9Es. GE9AHEl.N Eog.Z,E,en-N

! AS located himself al OseEoLA, in Mississippi E county, -3tt9a7as and offers his services to the public in the Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY. ia all their branches
 H is at al hours ready to attend to professional calisi and nay always be founl at home, except when in ali ndauce upon the sick
 April, 1SI4 3l-tf
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EA Ns N6bIE,EaEn

E SHALL. re-eomaeaee the practice of the law. X aad will attend, #itb pro@ptit8Je and fidelity, to any business Chat may b9 entrusted to my care, in any portion olthe State
 My office al present. is on the street running south ifomthe Stale House and noarthe State Bank.
 ?. T. CBUTCHFIELD.
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DRY GOODS < GRorr'
al. aNleW .I...y Go0als
Mourning Cooa-

? Peices black satin stri6ed TSDOds. S,,sds o~ ? :" plain black banega,e e' O'il0rlne,
 " 6 polaccia
 /" satin strip blacl; casbne,. !" superior black aleDine :" < silk warp alpace'a l'
 '' '' cotton warp alpscs, } :" black crape Stc. &c,il c,i'assa' For sale by 0Pprepn Little Rock, 30 1915. loER X Sl
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.yEP GOODS.
Notice.
IialH T1of,

9TzzgVa7 1toTr0N PLANTERS. vbo " k#N&s9EG4{8 N-l cousign their Cotton tc tbe bonse E % of JOHN C. PFarr $ Co.,, New Or leans, can be furnished with Bagqipa Rope and TWiae, al New Orleans prices. wifi inc usual charges for freight, &c, bY applying to
 S II. TUCKER.
 Markham street. Little Rock.
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FRESH egEsREF.9F,
yeyy Gonas

Direet from the Eastern M,naf,... H N. ALDR1CH, has just ret5rnai 11'fi 4 \ |. ]. East, with a good assortment iali''6 af m such as will not fail to suit the public, v5i, feFs for sale uPon Che most reasonable ,p' tar a good assortment of Groceries. such as T, ples, Pears, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese 6e
 Little Rock, Dee. IF, ls14.
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sADxgz4E3s AMID EBFegE1LE3s.
GE2EAT BARGAINS.

D. BENDER H AS just received. per late arrivals, a fresh and E splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpacca, fgd Oelolans; ChusaHs and Chuson Delains; Thbet Orleans, a general assortment Of Prints Ginshams; Checks {; Flannels; Linsavs; Ky Jeans; Kirseys Satnctts, Cassimcres, Cloths bleached and brown shee6ngs and Shirtinss, Hosiery, Umbrellas, shawis, Gloves, Slc. Sse.
 Also, by recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar. Coffee, Salt gle Slc.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be SodcHEtr, for cashonly. Store on the cor. ner of Main and Markham streets
 Little Roct, Dee. ? IsI3 I2-tf
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Jine l6 Is5

DQO OZ. sulph Quiniuo, LUU 90 td. E0g. CaloaaI,
 9 o., il}dgioda,a of potas5a Received and for sale, by
 Il. 1IABERAIAN May 14H, 1si5.-856m
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NF9EV eMoNo

0a the S2gl6-east corner Of Naia ASy' 'Se :,
 EA BENDER has just i5 s,g reesino1 aaa AarE 4Os Lucy Walker, a larae geaea as,ol per Goods, consisting, in part, of fasifortnent isent Lawns, Muslins, and the latoa, ol Jaae{9nes, Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies '''ai0A O
 For gentlemen's wear, Log cabi. and Cottonades, also fine assortao. 4aollls' Gan Clothing, all of which he will solI ii'sn s ol wt as they can be purchased in tbie r r.a as ,eaeap
 Little Rock, May l5, l8l4. 85-iF 5.aIAe''
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December 6. 18H.

BB0IDCL0YHs, C.3SSINERE FESl
 I UST received, per steamer Wabash g good assortment of bfoad-eloths, easan ings, &c. Also, few dozen fine uadef,' aannels. by II. N, AID
 January I5 IS45.-lS.
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To tIn Public

PRINCES E4lEaglgan ERo9an5e Garden
 sI.E.D NURSERIES, FLUSHING, l.. l., NEAR NEW YORK. :sa.zs. THE new Descriptive Catalogues lwhicl g have cost over STOOL Of tine TREES G. ssa. PLANTS, and SEEDS attbis establishment .<z-E,zz.- will be sem gratis to every post paiq applicant, by addressing
 r WILLIAM R. PRINCE $ co. FiusHinr October lsI4 H2-tE H8aaE5mg and RBag%Eng. 3 EGE!AED, per steamer Arkansas, Ia 20 pieces western bagging,
 20 coils do rope. For sale, low, on eensignmeni hF
 II. N ALDRICH. Feb. I2, 1915. 22-tf
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T q WWT a-strsFvezrps
 k-&4A Au AGR GQlE1s

WILLIAM CONWAY. 3. having resigned the W office of Circuit Judge, will practise LAW in partnership with GEoRGE CONWAY. They will attend to collections and securing claims in any paf of the State, and in all the counties o TEXAS, 6or. dering on Red river Address, CoNWAY &- Cow WAY. Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, or Washing ton, Arkansas.
 Refer to
 P'Tg.lg2 { ms s, %slrgas' :, s.l and Ii.ds Rock McMAHoN, TRorrER&s PEARsALL, and New JoftN G.P PRATT t Co, Orleans V. V X $: 5H5TSs' a. "o... and Washington. lion. A. Il. SEVER.
 Hon. EDw lnD Caoss
 Hon. w. S. FULTON. If.
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esV Goods! New GOol

New Goods! New Good HHE subscriber has 1ast opened Is.', r
 l men of STAPLE X FANCY DRY't which he will sell cheap for cash or eE,l, hides, peltries, fuFs, beeswax, &., &c n stock Is composed in part of the following viz:
 Brown and 5leaehed shifting; sheeti1,s 3--4, aaa heavy 0saabafgs; French, E1I American prints mouselain de laihes mo laines; alpaeeas aIpacca lasters; Rfits
 tlaanels; linseys; diapers; Londan da6l i point do; Whitney do; green, blue, andu canvass and red padding; satinets and cas Yestings, black cloths; ticki1s; cooTeda sicilias, brown linens; brown Hollands, { cashmere de ecosse; black Italian eBrii and Spitafeid silk hdl Ifs; linen cambric dl tlon do; bishop lawns book mnslns; plaid and check muslin, and campric seYilga ] twist; lambs wool half hose white a1dbH
 ton do; ladies' white meTino hose; whit, Il
 slate cotton do; shirt buttons; coat butaai
 and c0l0Ead talieta ribbons cotton and Woa
 ces sip, elasted to; cotton hdks THktJ
 linen and cotton tapes; table diaper, hl i white; gentlemen and ladies thibet hcl faHd kid gloves; black and white crape; SKI toa yeRets; needles and pins; hook miI i spool cotton; linen thread; Irish linens ings; long lawns; children's Victoria bogsi hose; gents merino shirts ;-together wlf i Plete assortment of gents sewed and pa;:5, skin boots; mud boots; kip. russet, and I, sans; ladies' walking shoes and slippers q black and csiored boots and variety o bic white shalls Aannels Kentucky eaii llersey; linseys; together with lotol SciP and stationary. Also, sugar, coffee, ea,
 rice, salt, and a lot of Collins axes.
 D. BEN
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NOTICE TO RELAXATION CLAIMANTS Every person entitled to the right of pre-empton to any lands within the limits of the townships above enumerated, is required to establish the same o the satisfaction ol the Regsterand Receiver of the prop CT land office, and make payment therefor, as soon as practicable atfer seeag Has Hohec and before the day appointed for the commencement of the Tuc sale of the township embracing the tract claimed, (above desgnated;) } otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
 JAS. SHIELDS,
 Commissioner of Me Cea1 Land 0ficc.
 I2,tF
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68Ef.aEp { 'asIl S9OE,e.
Drugs and Medicines,

For Sale Wholesale end BeIaH. <zzzzg F JIIE subscriber is constantly yreceiying A from New York genuine assortment
 Of D5ags, Medicines, Chemicals, Petfl- fE8 @erg 9aagts, Oils, Bye-aaGs. &c.,. SC. Aiso-Patent Medicines; among which are Dr. Fay Ior's Balsam of Ligerwoa; Jaynes' expectorant: Indian panacea; Dalieys pain extractor; Hay and Hewes ljniment Lin's strengthening plaster Kom- stocks yarmtuge; Moaau's phGniX bitters and veg etatle fife pills; Barthoomews expectorant; Sphons medicines; 0dridges balm of Columbia for the hair; Welshs medicamentfm.
 All.of which will be sold low for cash.
 DIR. t. L. DODGE,
 Markham street, doors west of the
 Anthony House.
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eB0Bg BssOEaii6 E,aii6 FXECufEB al tins oi'' .k14 despatch.
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Lille Roe5,, Feb. 19. lS45