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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
TILE CULTIVATOR

TIE CULT1VATOR
NOR DECEMBER-Just received.-Tlis number Closes
4 the volume for this The Publisher feels grateful
for the generous support which he has received from the
public aud he only attribute il to there being no pains
spared in iry please them in giving them such vaiu
able amount Of agricultural matter It is now esteemed the
leading agricultural work OF the kind published ana were
i; no. II would not have the largest circulation
The volume commences with the January nnmoer-bsck
volumes always be obtained and also single NUMBERS al
du MARK Il. NEWMAN'S, 1893 broadway.
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. X1.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
|. The Conclusion ofthe History of Chna-Japan.
? The East India Islsnds-Ceyon, SuInara, Prince OF
Wales Island Java Borneo Ceebe. the Moaccas or Spice
Islands Bands or Nutmeg Isles and the Philippine sland'
5. Palestine, State of the Jews Armenia, Albania
Z. Egypt with SYRIA Alexandria Antioch. n.,...,.
6. America. British Possessions Canada Newfoundland,
Greenland. Mexico.
La Plata, United Provinces Colombia Bolivia Guiana
and Ammonia
g. The West India Islands Cuba Hayii or 81 Domingo,
Porto Rico Barbsdoes Christopher or St kiits Nevis
Antigua Monsera'. Jsnaca, Martinique Guadaloupe ST
Lucia St Vincent, Domnicia Grenada, Trinidad ST Eus-
laius. Tobago, aud the Bahamas
8. The Commencement OF the History OF the United
States.
One more number completes this vsueble compend OF
History price p cents per number Published and for sale
by DANIEL ADEE. 107 Fulion-st d8 osti
JUST PUBLISHED,
rSNHE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, Illus
irated by 30 engrsvtrgs and y maps win s.9be
map p!an in vol 80 by 5. g. Goodrich author
OF PeIer Perley's Tales &c.
The above work has already been introduced into hs
Public Schools o, Rochester and in number OF others
The FIRST edition is nearly disposed OF, tie second
vii be published in q few days.
sSos HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE 2lo Pearl-st
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN &FoLITICIANS &
HURLBuT on HUMAN RIGHTS-Esssys or human
IL Rights and ,heir Political Guarantees oy r. r dur!out
Esq. Counselor al Law, in The City of NesF-York
Conte7t.-Chapter 1.-The Origin OF Human RigGs CnaP
1.-THE true Function OF Government: Chap ul.-The
Constitution OF Government; Chap. lN.-Consiuiionai
Limitations and Prohbicions Chsp V-Consniuilona
Limitations continued Chap Vl.The Elective sranchse
tectons; Chap VlII.-The Rights OF Women; Chap "
The Right OF Properly sndiis Moral Re!aons ChaP A.
Intellectual Properly.
Published by GREELEY McELRATH, and for sale
al the Tribune Office. 5s Nassausi Price 30 cents or
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

ETINE JEWELRY-C. STEWART manufacturer OF
Jewelry No. IS John up stairs. offers select
uent OF the best desert pon OF real Jewelry only mod
crate fixed prices So G.i0.I Of any tid made sod
al his factory. New-York. Dec la. l5i5. d20 lw-
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5topes &l.
HOT AIR FURNACB,

HOT AIR FURNACE.
NNALhER's Patent Improved Hot Al. Furnaces. .M
w E-atiog Dwellings, Stores Churches Sc.-These F4
naces will bea: economically and etci-n,ly the IN ue
apartments viii he pure and benllhy free from dryness dna
gss-
Walker, tho Pasnee and saye hitherto given eutire ssn
faction, and IN All casas warranted perform well
Reference: N. W. Taylor Esq Governor New YORK 10.
pai; Mr Charles Starr, Superintendent do; Edward ey
meD Eco. ~ Walst; C. D. Rhodes ESQ. l20 PearlsueeT
Mr.. Thomas hcErsIh, iA Nassau, &c.
GEO wsTXEp 600 Roadway.
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NJOTICE.-Agreeaby 10 the Constitution OF the Butch
ers Real Estate Hide Associalon an Election will he
held Hide House. Tuesday afternoon S0th met at
Ji9 III. j. w CLINCH Sec.y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

f'ARRlAGE 4 SPRINGS and Axis ArIns--Shernan-
~ Atwater Co. corner Chg and Fulton vii recevr
orders oI carriage springs and aIea 10 be furnished from
.oeu 81 New Haven on ihe nost reasonable
terms rs~nt rsi sxles Of all sizes suppet t order OFF
RLUOMS.-2Do Tons be,t Charcoal Blooms, just re-
~ eeived on consignment and for sale By
kEMEYS, BREESE SAMPSON,
y2r 2I Grexawich-sl
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5fbooIs.

4 EHousion-st.CHARLES BoOKHAM, MAster-lnstIr!ic- I
ton hesy on the Pa'sn ns dneao The La
Tin and French languages and Bookkeeping are a-s0
taught forming ,ps No ses npWsISs e 2 years Of
received into the School Circulars may be had 81 hehy
NJ onderdonks Johnst Messrs Loeksood som sn5
Pieeelsp,, 49, r26 IN
nRAWING-Evening Glasses for instruction IN re lhe
Dabove accomplishments are DOW being iol tneo a. -
the charge OF gentleman Professor this An n several
OF the finest families and schools in THIS ciiy ano -
Farther particulars references &c Will be made
application as above betw the hours OF A nj anG
O'Clock P NJ where also specimens Of the dheTeni SIZES
taught may be inspected. - -
MUSIC taught al your own fresde win nocn Iaciy
V and rspd Progression on new but neyeT slhns sys
ten NJ DUMSDAY, Professor OF Muslc 20 br9aa A.
doors above Csrasl continue to tescn acles ana
sn he Gni.sr SINGING Accordion snd Violin in al paris
Of New YORK ciry on reasonable srms Apply Is above
d5 I'm
a nTi.p Svstenn ,y Edmond Du Busson, a. M-Eveu-
iry classes are being formed at NO III Greens COZ
O'Clock. ~, -, ,.r.s ,,,i,t
nairy and ease besides acquiring thorough KnoWiecg &c
of the language with all its idiomauc pecuaries hsn oy
any other method - ~
snncaion al Mr. Booknams Seec, School, No. 47 Green
D M N - ms I'm
nIsBKOW's RIDING SCHOOL, No; 4cs Bew-
has the honor that his School s open day ano
evening for Equestrian Tgisqn and exercise Riding
IS Le..ons s.snu.n Lessons 90 ha.i,. 90
10 do .......... 10 90 20 Rides...... ......le 20
4 do ............ 90 10 do ...... .....-... w
Single Lesson'.... 22eS 90 Single Rides .'''''''''
N B-Hghly trained and quiet Horses, for The Road OF
Parade TO lei EVENING CLASS:
= Lessons SSSS Ridgs BID: IS
RULES:
l. All Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing
One hour allowed foreaeh Lesson or ice In the ach'o
8 One hour and q half for a Lesson on the Road.
4 Hours for Ladies' from A. M. 10 P. NJ.
g. Hours for Gentlemen rom3 10 and from 10 W hi;
g. No gentlemen admitted during Inc hours spproPfs'e"
10 Ladies'. =.
T. Only three msnhs allowed for Course OF Lessons or
Rides ,,, s,h
Stoves Ladies in delicate health need be under no apPre
hen sior Of sking cold loSl
card Of add1eas IL requested previous commencing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

IENEkAL FURNISHING Hardware, Cutlery
~ Edge Toos &c &cThe subscribers invite purchasers
to examine ter very extensive OF he above
mentioned articles Including Ivory handle liable Knives and
Eorks, lea Trays Fire Sells and lands Coal Hods sbd
PoKer States and Sleigh Bells strapped and unstrapped
Nais Locxs Letches Butts, Screws Files, Saws MecnaE
cs Tools IN great variety including Coopers Tools Of Al
bersons Horizons, Coages and Rochester manufacture.
All OF which VIII he scId al the lowest market price
wholesale sld retail. OSBORN X LITTLE,
d9 I'm 33 Fuiton-st- between Pearl and Watsf-sts.
RODGkRS's TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
IA few OF the genuine Joseph Rodgers Sons
Table Cutlery in Of 81 pieces, complete, with ivory
handles, French pattern Forks. For sale by
nl2 JOHN J. BROWN 4 Co. l22 Fultou-sl
HARDWARE aac Culery.-Seanan Lower. .7g
II Sprngst Greenwlc-s offers for sale larg. and
general sortneni OF Hardware Cutlery, Britannia and
Japansd Ware. oli
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lamps, Gutlerp, ar.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

TOUTHOUY & MEYERS, 81 Broadway respectfully
" invite the public call their and examine the
richest and extensive be found IN this
CENTRE, MANTEL. SOLAR BRACKET and READ.
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GIRANDOLES BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTlCB Ks, In eyery7artety
OF patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, Pc
culiarly desirable for packets and stsanboats.
In evidence OF the superiority Of is portion OF ter stock
any other Of s class offered the public in this City
they can with honest pride refer less that SIX GOLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded To the manufacture
within the last years. the greatest variety and
beauty of patterns and the unrivaed finish of their work.
Every article sold by C. ~ is warranted what tsy
represent aud those who wish obtain first class goods
prfee often paid for such OF very inferior quality
requested favor them with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
r. a liberal discoun, to Churches and Ho,e!. 6fly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

= - = - TD, ~ ; \,
ID Four Years in Great Britain Tour the American
Lakes ScPublshed by A 5. Barnes Co. 81 John-sl
wYok.The design OF this work is 10 give fall and
complete history of Mr. Clays life, private and public The
unavoidable mperecons of the brief biographical sketches
OF this eminent Statesman heretofore given inotuc-
ton 10 Speeches. and in other forms be apparent.
10 all on OF their limits. tis impossible to
know Mr. Clay lie ought be known, without the full
meas and completeness oil his history written carefully for
permanent The Author spent the last winter st Lex
ngton Kentucky 10 avsi himself OF the advantages OF i'm
mediate communication with Mr. Clay and o access 10 his
papers and correspondence which was freely and kindly
afforded d20 lw
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NlisrelIancuns.


Office of the New-York Gas Lii eht Co Dec. 2sd l845
TENiE ANNUAL ELECTION of thirteen Directors
OF the Company will he held et this office, No. l76
tw cen the hours of IL and II o'clock A. nj.
The transfer book will he closed from the 9th inst until
d24 tJl2 c. L. EvERITT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

THE CHEAPEST AND MOST SPLENDID
Z CELSIOR, and New York Illustrated Times. Publish
er, II. w. Hewet. Artist, T. II. Mstteson. Editor, G. F.
Hoffman.
The Excelsior, Periodical Miscellany OF original and
selected matter viii published fortnight, nj the
Office No AstU House, l2 cents per copy or - per
annum, in advance Each number Of the Excelsior VIII
consist Of Sixteen Folio Pages elegantly printed Win the
best new type, fine paper. ard embeilshed with En-
gxviugs prepared expressly for this work and fser en-
riched with choice piece OF Illuminated Music and graphic
illustrations of Passing Events besides original and Sc
lecled Architectural Designs alike OF ornamental and
useful characters which architectural designs, with accom-
panyng cerpress articles upon this important branch OF
Will form prominent and sterling feature oil the work
In It's reading department, besides Reviews, Taies
Sketches Essays and General Correspondence the Excel
sior VIII keep up Steady record OF the more important
of the day. with editorial comments upon such OF
Them as claim particular attention And borrowing
and spirit from the aspiring motto and characteristic
enibems of the Empire State, the EycesiorwIe 'aith
now passng-wil ever aim onrd1d aud HIGHER, as an
American Journal of Taste aud Opinion
To Periodical order 10 obtain the hrsi and best
Impressions OF this WORK, periodical agen generally WI!
forward their orders the publisher or their agents W m
Taylor W. H. Graham, Burgess Strnger Co IN this CITY,
at early day possible
The Holiday Number of the Excelsior and New-lork IL
lusiraed Times will be fair specimen OF those winch are
follow and The publisher, confident that the style and
OF the festival publications of the approaching season. AT ten
its price, offers 1t Holiday Present nj Il! cents
Persons distance by enclosing one dollar free OF post
age will be furnished with copes All letters or COM
muncaons tby mai addressed 10 this establishment nlsl
he posi-paid d. 2RwDGW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

F5'HTS valuable Scbool Book considered, throughout
L New Engand and the Eastern States, SUPERIOR TO
ANY OTHER" work Us an Arithmetic for our Common
Schools The Of matter, together with tse g
oerica demonstration Of the extraction Of the Square aud
Cube Roots found nlone pork. give II preference
every other Arithmetic in the market Large suns
have been offered the propretor for the privilege OF adopt
ing their illustrations aud blocks, found in Adass New
Arithmetic other works. THIS Arithmetic after being
adapted the Halifax currency has been published in the
Canadas, and also adopted The Missionary Schools OF
Greece ~ Also ley 10 Adams's New Arithmetic
Published by ]. j. w PRENTISS, Keene, n. II.
COLLINS, BROTHER co. New York
PHILLIPS & SAMPSON, Boston Mass
And for sale by Booksellers generally. mo 6wecd
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rs1HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
make lnsurances against loss damage by FIRE and
INLAND NAVIGATION, ,erinH ss favorable 10 sny
other similar institution in the city.
Office No. TO Wsl-sreet
DIRECTORS.
Z Hsvens Caleb FIasled, John Rankin.
Naiah Taylor, Vim w Todd Meigs Benjamin.
j Phillips Phoenix WIN Couch Nathaniel Weed,
Psnning Q Tucker l. Woolley, Ferdinand Suydau,
David Lee J Varnum, Henry G Thompson
Johu D Wolfe, Peter Nevus Edward Anthony,
r HAVENS, President
Iywts PEuirPs Secretary dlatfy
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r., -s555ss==sszsssg- HOPES ENPRESS-FrpmN New
S9 FORK Newark. EliZshethtown, ,Wes,

GS5 urk 10 Newark. Elzshethtown, West
-6eld Scotch Plains, Plainheid, New
Market, Bound Brook and Somerville " J.
The pubic respectfully informed tlst the subscrer
established Express from New ork Somervis
and intermediate places named above for the raniH.
sion and speedy delivery OF Packages. Bundles, Money
&c the collection Of Notes and BNs and ALI other busne.,
apperalnng R we-regulated Express.
Hours OF leaving-New-Y York, NJ 9 o'clock a. NJ dsly
Souierville, /! O'Clock. J. VI
Office in New-York. Merchants Hotel 81 Cortlaud..,
Someryie D. Noe. Hotel and AT the intervening place,
on the route. the Railroad Depcts.
dISti A. d. HOPE.
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31nblic Conpenanecs, &t.

-, r-E==EzE===g1 FR0N n. YORK Ira
&Ss4 ,...-,,.sro ALBANY GTROY
R-d 4
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EERRE,s CREAM SAPONINE-A new compound
for shaving which surpasses s others In making rich
and permanent Lether without irritating The skin Gen
uemen having hard boards and tender faces will do vel 10
Try ;his Cream. Sold by the proprietor e c. FERRE,
Nidd!etown CT and by j. w HsIbor,on IS Maiden-lane
Hosdley Phelps, 14s Wsierst T. Tones Son J. J
Tnppe 81 Asisen-ane, and ., rstal by Druggists
and PsFfuners generally. dc Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

-N~sep :. FOR StUGEKTIES Il Caiskill !sns.
ErSs<SpsgrsiS ing at Poughkecpsie and Kingston. Tbs
ssssrn-Aa2s21 speuiid Steamboat James Madison Capt,
c NJ Hancox will lears the Steamboat Pier the foot o,
C.iar.s, every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 81 !
o'clock P NJ Returning Sunday, Tuesday and ThGEsdsy
Eresh. taken 81 barge prices Sor passage freight apply
on board OF 10 o = Wnlnwrcht, agent the whar. os
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

<.s.Stse DRAFTS On Great Britain and lr-lsbd-
Persons reuittng money Io their friends ntbs
old country, can obtain drafts of the subscribers
Tor any amount large sna payable AT sight in all s
principal towns and cities in the United Kingdom
W Y j. !. TAFSCOrT, - South-s cor. Maiden Jane.
N b-Leter Bags Of the Steamer OF the lGth D &c will
leave tie Post Oitce hapsst p. NJ on the 5ih by
y hlch all ArNt.L- cnn be lnrNS Ardrd.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19
ANTHONY HOUSE, eRaaeg Geasegesg Ssegge O83scc,
MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.

Z
 cs4S A located in the business part ol 9fy < sEss the cty,has iustundergone athorough sSaal HEa#Fs repair, and has been almost entirely reiitted and rc-lurnished, for the ac- commodaton 1.-the public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces to his old customers, his friends, and the public generally that he is now prepared to extend 10 the travelling community, transient visitors and boarders accom- modatI0ns unsurpassed by any establishment Westoi rhe Alleghanies, and pledges himself that every at tention shall be rendered to promote the comioft oi lpersons visiting his house, that vigilance and f- deity can bestow being determined 10 spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his guests, and hopes to merthe patronage ol the pub The qualities of his ales, wines, liquors, and se- gars, the best that the New Orleans market Can afford. Of this 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 Brownstogt always in bottles :; Albany ale on draft His cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful aad atten- tive; bis porters trusty and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every attainable delicacy will be served up in superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodions brick stables are under the man agement of MT. David Skelton, where carriages, buggies, and horses, are always ready iorthose who may wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail carried in elegant and com modions four-horse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors, leaves this house tri-weekY, and ac- commodation stages can at any time be procured on reasonable terms, by applying to the proprietor who resides heEe 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 Mongomery's Point and Rock Roe tri=weeky line of stages, is also kent at this house, where one of the proprietors can be found; always ready and desirous to accomme date. and whose puncuaIity attention and regularity, is not surpassed even by Stockton ora }eesde; and also, of the western or Van Buren mailline, whose agent will always be found at his post.
 At the steam boat landing, passengers will always find blacks, porters, and d1ays, in attendance:
 JOHN BROWN.
 TfjjIe P5e5. Fob fa. 1915. 23-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19
William B. Wait

HAS on hand 1900 lbs bacon sides, hams and I E shoulders, 20 bbls flour, 20 bbis Whiskey, B bags prime Rio coffee, l2 bbls brown and loaf s4- car 5000 lbs assorted castings 5000 lbs sheet band, round square, and flat bar iron; 1900 lbs cotton yarn 1000 lbs bar lead; 9 boxes sperm, star, and mould candles; 15 cases boots, shoes and bros3ns; 30 boxes window glass; 30 sfiadstones 5o9 lbs Ep- som salts, boxes tobacco, bbs tanners oil, sperm, inseed lard, and Florence oils, old port and made- "a wines: cogniac and American branaE; Holland and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard. ginger, pepper saltPetre, glue, indigo and maddef imperial and block teas; molasses, wire siltefs, painted buckets; castor oil, caiome, fhabafb, Bate
 mans drops aud 9 e. qgi4iae; 200 doz cups and saucers; 4s doz plates; dry white ana red lcad;-- white lead in oil; green paint, chrome yellow and green prussian blae. spanish brown, venetian red, yellow ochre, lampblael, ground lozHeod, japan and copel earnisa bofaX; sponge; l6 kts macSe1=
 WAi B. WAIT.
 .JuJv 2Gth. 45-U
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19
From He Morning .Ne,es.
WORLD.S- CONYENTlON.


 This singular conyocalion of enthusiasts continue their sessions by meeting this nor hing al Franklin Hall. Few in numbers, and not over burihened by this worlds wealth, necessity compelled the change their daily appeals for the necessary funds, through thc Chairman of the Finance Committee and Professor Coward, not being sufficient to defray the expenses of Clinton Hall With the prolessed object of union, and peace, as the result of their deliberations, this assem- bly is composed of the most repulsiye and discordant materials imaginable Each indi- vidual has plaa,-a grand specific for the evils of society, most of them essentially va riant the one from the other, and i IS ludi- efous in ae extreme to witness the gravity and earnestness with which each advocates his pe- eIlir theory. In their warmth, they do not hesitate to tell the grey headed old man who peesides over their meetings tfa. he IS an nTractieable visionary, which he, in turn, retorts by unscrnpuloasly throwing under the table all resolutions that do not square with his ideas of propriety and the progress of Reform. If this be the U0rid's Convention, this woFll must be than sm Ter affair peo- pie have generally supposed; {; and if these men are the mighty spirits who are t1 control the universe, il is apprehended that there wil be general movement toward Oregon. Plans have been presented for making society per- feet, and hastening the advent of universal peace and plenty, by 1Iessrs- Ryckman, Clinton Roosevelt, Peebles, Hay, Finch, Rob- ertson, Boyay, Moray, Evans, and by the grand Regulator himself, Robert 0wen.- l Many of these schemes contain propositions e,sntialy antagouistieal, yet, from present appearances, there is a strong probability ] that, with oRe or two exceptions, the entire number will be adopted--There is, however, probability as strong, that during the com ing year, the world will progress as usual, notwithstanding the patriotic efforts of the Worlds Convention.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19

YTiIE subscriber has just opened arge aasoft-
 men of STAPLE s, FANCY DRY GOODS, Which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides, peltrics furs beeswax, g., Sac. The above stock is composed ta Partot the l9saifin5 articles viz:
 Brown and blaached shigtiay; sAeeting G-t 4--t, ;}--4, and heavy 0snablres; French, English, and American prin's; moUselain de aines morning de iaines apacca5 alp8cca Iusters; white and ref 1lnnels; linseys; diapers; Londan dqh blankets point de Whitney do; green. blue, and scarlet de canvass and red padding; saiaets and cassimeres vestngs; black clotbs ticl5ihs; coiored cambIies; sicilias; brown linens; brown Hollands; gIthaihs cashmere de ecosse; black Italian cFayats; pong and Spitaiield silk hdlsis; linen cambrie do; mta ton do; bishop lawns; book musins; plaid, striped and cheek muslin, and clInprie sewing silk; sAk twist; lambs wool half hose; white and brown cct- ton do ladies' white meTiGo hose; white, blael and slate cotton do shirt buttohs coat buttons; black and colored taileta ribbons cotton and Worsted bra ees; sup. elasted do; cotton hdls; Turkey red do linen and cotton tapes table diaper, brown ane white; gentlemen and ladies thibet, hosNln, silk and kid gloves; black and white crapa; silk and cot ton yclyets; needles and pins; hook and eyes :- spool cotton ; linen thread; Irish linens; do sheet iags long lawns; childrens Victoria boots; miXef hose: gents merino shirts ;-together with com plete assortment of gents sewed and PogScd calf skin boots; mud boots kip, fusset and black bro gans ladies walking shoes and slippers; cMdrehf black and csiored boots; and variety oi iashlona bic white shalls flannels Kentucky JeaAs rollet kcrsev linseys; together with alotoi o-books and stationary. Also, sugar, coffee, teas, tobacco ''''' sa.'' '''i0 'o' - U'' - D. BENDER.
 December (. 1874 i5--tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19

LUST received and lor saIe at lh9 BoolIstofe m eB Asheys row, arosh supply of Stationary, con sistng of fine Cap S Letter Paper Note Paper foie Tn yios, India Rubber, Sealing Wax, QuiliS, stee Pens of every description, small Walters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, lnkstands, PenSnFes Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Efasefs, Blank Books red Tape Slate Pencils, Slc. Slc all oi which will be sold at thelowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rices Debate, Ar kansas Reports. Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, November 6, ls44-S