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Cherokee E're-essspsiOiss fOr
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rFNHE subscriber has FouR CHERoKEE PRE-EMp- \ TIoN CLAIMS, which he is desirous to sell, on terms very favorable to the purchaser. The Titles will be g1uranteed For further information in re- gard to them, apply to WILL BARD.
 Osceola, Miss, Co., Arlls., Oct l, lS45. 3-5w.
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Peacock BssGssgsss,
Furniture.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his old stand on Markham Street, and is prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESIK.3X,
 AND PELIRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest ket price.
 N. B. Old furniture neatly repaired and varnish- ed; Collins made at all hours. Prices to corres- pond with the times. VIM. ZANZIBAR. Oct. s, lS45. If.
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GEORGE MELBOURNE,

East siIe of Main street, Little Rock, .4rh's, IF EEPS constantly on hand, by frequent impor- IN tatons, a complete and excellent assortment of GOODS-particuIarly of DRY GOODS. All of which he sells at very low prices for CASH, All his purchases and sales being made for CASH, he is satisfied with prices which credit business cannot afford. Those persons, therefore, who have cash to lay out in goods, will do we'll to call and examine his stock
 By late arrivals he has received an addition to his assortment, of several beautiful and desirable articles of summer goods.
 .July l6M, 1915. 4t-u
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Great Variety Of Flowers
 FOR SALE z4I T H [ DU TCH GARD Fl
OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

,ENHE subscribers have been very successful, for A several years past in the cultivation of FLOW FRS and Towering shrubs especially of Roses And we now have on hand an extensive and beaut- ful variety, which we would be pleased to dispose o to the Ladies of Little Rock and the surrounding country prices as low as they can be procured for at New Orleans.
 The fact that these flowers have been raised at thls place, and are accustomed to the climate, en- sures their thrftiness here; while those brought d rectly from far Southern latitude very apt to dwindle and die.
 We deem it unnecessary to specify the several varieties, as we hope all who desire to supply them selves will accept our invitation to call and examine them.
 Orders from the country will be faithfully and carefully filled, and attended to-
 GEORGE & BROTHERS. Dutch Garden, Little Rock, Oct. 2l, lS45
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. EENHE District Court of the United States for the \ District aforesaid, for the adjudication of un- confirmed French and Spanish Land Claims has adjourned over until the first Monday of January IS46
 And it is ordered by the Court, that this notice be published in the ''Arkatsas Banner for six weeks successvely, before the said first Monday ot Janu- ary next. VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
 By A. H. RUTHERFORD, D c. October l5 ISl5 5-6w
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N e w Goods! E. M. ALDRICH.

ouLD respectfully beg leave to call the at.
 " tention oi the citizens of Little Rock and its vicinity, to his large and entire NEW STOCK or Dry Goods and Groceries.
 He is disposed to offer them on the most accommo. dating terms All persons visiting the city and wishing to purchase goods, either wholesale or re- tai, would find it to their interest to call and ex anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere; as he
 disposed to offer his goods at such prices as will induce persons to purchase, if they want his goods He will receive all kinds of country produce and pay as persons may require goods or money. In ad dion to his large stock hand, he is now opening the folloWino poods. F"S
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OBITU ARY.

DIED, on Tuesday the I4th inst, JOHN FIELD, only son. of John and Harriet Hut, after short and painful illness-aged five years and four months:- The morning of the deceased gave bright promise of a glorious noon-but Providence deemed proper to remove him to another and better state of being leaving the afflicted Parents, however, the cohso ling reflection, that "whom the Gods love Die young" COMMUNICATED. DIEp-Of Group, on the 4th inst, CATHERINE ELLER CRoss, daug Inter of the Hon. Edward Cross, aged r months.
 On the 9th inst, of Cynanche Parotidaa, HEN, RrrrrA c. CRoss, daughter of the Hon. Edward Cross, aged years. ,
 Washington (.Arhs.) Telegraph.
 DIED, at the residence of the late Col. James Danley, in Big Rock Township, Pulaski county, on the 18th instant Mir. JOHN F. DANLEY.
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EcGETN Es.

4 sum of Money found, which the owner can "A have by proving, and paying for advertising, by calling on me at the Post Office.
 DAVID W. GALLOWAY. Little Rock, Oct. l, 1915. 3-3w.
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Spring HAiil Boarding and Bay
 School
THE REV. JOHN aNnep.or ', p,.;,


 THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON A. M PripcipaI
 MR VIM. IRVINE, T. C. D. .fssisiaat NhE business oi ue next session will commence A on the l0th ot November. MT. Anderson has made arrangements for the accommodation of about twenty boarders, who during the hours of prepara tory study will be continually under the supfryis. ion ot himself or his Assistant Strict but paren- tai discipline will at all times be enforced Boys who Will not comply with the regulations of the school, will be dismissed Those wishing, can study the entire undergraduate course ol the best colleges of the United States in Classics Matbe- matics, Natural Philosophy, and thorough English education. Rectatons of pieces are weekly re- quired from all the students
 The terms are--ior boarding S9 q month-the student supplying his own candles, or paving S5 extra for the session of ten months Noextra charge for fuel or washing. Tuition for the session of five months m English or any of its departments $20 and in Classics $2j.
 All boarders are required 10 bring with them two towels, which, with their clothes are all to be dis tinctly marked. Boarders also are required to pay Tor their board in all instances half of the half ses sion in advance
 Mir Anderson refers with pleasure to the follow Ing opinion of his abors during the session which has just closed:
 =, SPRING HILL, August 30, Isl5 To tte Req. John Anderson
 DEAR SIR-Your examination which has just eo9Su Has equuIeu, Il not surpassed, our most guIne expectations. You came amongst us with the highest recommendations as a ripe scholar and an experienced instructor of youth and this from some oi the most celebrated Professors and Diynes of Belfast Royal College Ireland, and of the States of New York and Virginia We are now satisfied that these hlgh recommendations did you no more than justice, torwe are witnesses that the youth un der your care for the past year not only united and happy, but have never been so thoroughly and accurately taught before. We tender you our thanks for determining to settle permanently amongst us, and feel confident that it is only necessary for this fact to be made known to make your Academy one of the most celebrated of its kind in all the south ern country. Be assured then, dear sir, that you have already won our highest commendations, and hothihg on our part shall be wanting to cheer and sustain you for the future
 Yours, very respectfully, WILLIAM M BURTON, SAMUEL b, FsuIr. RICHARD PRyoR, H. ". PoINpsxrER. WILLIAMSON FOSTER, C. T. NELSON. A. k. ELLErT, IsAAe N. JoNFs STEPHEN F. CocKE, GEO. ", H4RRIsoN PHINEAs NASH
 September l5, ISl5 Ism
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES LN OUlCHfTA COUNTY STaTE,- nE aRKaMs a c

IN oTiCE a of hhctas
 
 ht wand cd fore tGme a 10 ate he hour of be oIdor tha fl N
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Dissolution Of fCo-Esarsners.,ip,.

YNHE partnership heretofore existing between the l undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent. OFFICER & SMITH.
 w. P. Officer will settle up the old business of the firm. O. 5.
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J. SCHNlERLE, Mayor


 Since the above was in type we have been favored with the following extract of letter to Dr. Lewis Shanks from Hon. James Gads- den of Charleston, s. C., dated October 4th, 1845.
 Il have just returned from town meeting, in which we have named delegates to your Convention. Messrs. Calhoun and Elmore will attend,-so will MT. King and myself We have named 25 Representatives, of which some l2 or IA will attend"
 We also learn from private letter, that B. B. Minor, Esq, the accomplished editor of the Southern Literary Messenger, is likely to be here. Mr. Minor will receive hearty welcome from the citizens of Memphis, should he be able to attend The South, and more particularly Memphis, is under great obligations to the Messenger, and its able contributors, who have aided greatly, the advancement of the rights and interests ofthe South and West. And whilst on this subject we would urge it on our friends to exert themselves to increase the circulation of the "Messenger" through the country The Mes senger has been productive of much good to us, and promises Much in future. But the extent of that good must be only in propor- ton to it's circulation. By extending its cir culation we advance our own interests, and give support to an excellent literary journal, to which we are already under great obliga- tions.
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EsaSgfng. E20De &c,

Basging, Rope Sc. lNUU 1900 lbs b9S''s' rope,
 so C twine,
 1900 " bacon sides, hams and shoul- ders, for sale, for cash only, by
 Win. B. WATT Oct 9th 5tf
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the following goods:
 bale 5-4 brown domesics, Al shirtngs, Al " Suncook shirtings. bleached domestic, Al Indian bend shirtings. A Mill river, l fl Same old Coon." shirsiu.s. s-4 shirtings, 7-5 twild drillings, pieces rail road dimity, '' Russia sheetings, apron checks, linen, t' Irish linen. brown linen, 20 cottonades, great varietys American nankin, 70 superior bed ticking, Hamilton twilled. salad blue, l" white twilled linen, !" brown l" 10 " furniture prints, brown holland, l2 !" cambric, assorted colon, " French ginghams, 300 (" fancy prints, 10 painted lawns, 20 " curtain prints, bishop lawns, 3 null muslin, 5 " book muslin, Swiss, 10 plain jaconet, 10 barred and stripped jaconet, white and black bobinet, black thewle, figured bobinet, black figured thewle, Ladies' and gents fancy gloves, Ladies' fancy dress hdkfs, doz gents black silk cagvats, pieces black Italian silk. lbs sewing silk, 10 '' patent thread, 50 doz spool cotton, 20 lbs hank sewing thread, 40 doz pins,
 doz Heming's needles, Parasols and umbrellas, Hoses, cotton and silk, great variety, 30 pieces musquito bars l20 doz tuck, side and reading comha. 50 {" palm leaf hats, 20 lbs Turkey red, ALSO-A general assortment of school toolv. kept constantly on hand Lihle Rock, June 24, lsa5. 4,-H
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Exported during the past 8 days Exported previously

Stock on hand and on ship-board, Bales 67754 MECHANICALLY transactions in Foreign FIX change have been on rather moderate scale since our last The safes of Sterling have generally ran ged from to Ss per cent. premium, and Francs have 1uctuaed from 5f. 30 to 5i. 35. Domestic bills remain about the same-say on N. York at 60 days ? 2, Boston la ?, Philadelphia and Balti- more ? per cent. discount Sight Checks on New York and Boston $ per cent. discount
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MOSES GREENWOOD, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
 MSRGAANTs

No Fourcher street doors from Poydras, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
 tR- Particular attention paid to the sale of COT TON, TOBACCO, AND OTHER PRODUCE the collection and remittance of Funds-and the purchase and shipment of Merchandise generally.
 sly.
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h Io'enship 13 s. R IS ".

New brug Store.
 Wholesale and Retail, by
 j.. w. TAPPE. corner cI Mat' $ Cherry streets, in Dr. Sprague'. fulfilling. @%MEa ' ATELY opened, a fresh stock of Way 1lDrugs, dye-stufs. paints, chemicals EWFI periumeries, medicines, &c. &c., which a A will be sold low for cash.
 bbl flesh castor oil
 l do alcohol
 do epson salts
 do flower sulphur
 do logwood
 l do dutch madder, For sale by J. ". TAPPE. Lihle Rock, July eth, 1915. 43-sm
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES, LN ELL COUNTY ST4TE OF 9RKaNCaS


 nbe nd Yell the of pnany.a ed Sheriff and collector :" r"0S "s u""gn- ourof doofned 0 that corner.
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vyNE. DAVIDSON & Ce. COTTON FACTORS

COIHIuIS,SION WERCHIN IiS,
 IS CANAL STREET NEW ORLEANS.
 Refer to Messrs Scott, Whte & Co.,, Hon. Geo. W. PaschaU Van Buren. Col. John DrenneR E. B. .Aiston EsQ.-Spadra Moreau Rose Esq.-Clarksville. John R. Strong Esq.-MoTson's Bluffs. Joseph B. Terry ESq.-Norristown Kirfbride PottS Esq-Pope County. Henry Hamilton ESq.-Lewisburg. Messrs Ringo s TrapnaH- Rock. James De Baum Esq.-Pine Bluffs. Col. James Smih-Post of Arkansas.
 October l, 1915. 3-l
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A Hist 0f E.efters.

EXAMINING in the post office at Little Rock HG on the 30th Sept, which If not taken out within three months will be sent to the dead letter
 office at Washinrfnn citr
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,,,, From the Memphis Appeal, Oct. 16. HE COMMEMORATE CALHOUN WILL
 BE HERE

BE HERE!
 :. We clip the following from the Charleston Mercury of the 4th instant.
 IMPORTANT PUBLIC MEETING.
 The citizens of Charleston and of the Neck are particularly requested to meet at the City Hall, THIs DAY, 4th instant, at o'clock, to take into consideration the importance of responding, in a proper manner, to the late proceedings at Memphis and at Nashville, on the projects of connecting these sections of country by Rail Roads with Charleston, and also to consult on the nomination of Dele gates to Convention to be held at Memphis on the 18th of November next, for the pur- pose, as expressed in their circular-'sTo awaken and stimulate public attention to the long neglected wants and resources of the SoWh and TVesk
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DENYING of every description neatly executed l at office of the Arkansas Banner,
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Medical Notice.

COLON BORLAND M. D., offers his profes. bO sional services to those who may need them, in all the branches of Medical and Surgical practice.
 He may be found at his residence (forrnerIy Gov YelPs) on Louisiana Street
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EsgSSDEsJTEON.
GOkp:aa,arlezosEh5Es,

SVhFsBA dEKVh HEhH EEs fE NflE undersigned have this day associated them N selves together for the transaction of GENER AL COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under tn, firm of PRATT & BELKNAP. Office, 39 Cam street
 JOHN c. PRATT,
 S. F. BELKNAP, New Orleans, Sept. l, 1915. a-tf.
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In 7oensaip .NR  
 THEODORE P SADLER, SleriG Is, l815 fCostof fndye 1 ' The tune Tor the
 ELIAS N. CONWAY, .4uduo
 ot Public .fccoua of Me of arkanas
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~ FAD TT 1T SPEAKS FOR ITsEI.r.
- AND COMMENTS ARE UNNECEssA.
philidel,h;.. Niav % ,s1x


us, - ~ 49, y Philadelphia. May %. lS4y.
81 DIR Jnyre.-Dcpr San feel hound , the attic
SeS Ia give p"ci'y W sht extraordinary effects Of
yosr valuable medicines. Ia ~ r-rftfsI-fes-r1 -
have suH red Zoe sevcfai years pas, with Lave,
sscPla'p'. ard tho ,rain Of diseases which G,Iiow
"a conP'e'e prsiraiion Of the sysseni-rO that 10
w"s with great difficulty could walk and nj t,mes
~as confined Ia my 70. IN To odd to a. m,,c,v
Srfoiulons affection aPpesscd In my throat .. uh
rheumatism IN my arms. 10 that could noisrase
my rish, arm 10 my head. In tho hc,test weather
my feet and hands would ache with the cold. and
preparation had almost ceased, how became
soscIed with a dry hoarse cough. and gave mn all
"opes oi ever getting well I hnd night sweais
and got lutte or no sleep. with GighifuI dreams
anu mosnid headache. ! seemed 10 be Bordering on
INSANITY. and was denied oil study or mental
exercise could mol read q small paragraph III .
newspaper wiiLoni great difficulty. I had grea,
soreness ~ my stomach. which caused a TO swell 40
much was unable TO lie down. or even to rcclipe
va, Ind To he propped up in a hnir. ...,.
had The advice OF some eminent physician,
and ir'ed nearly oil the remedies used in such ca.
ses. nut coniinucd e. grow worse and u np,.eased
Us though . SPEEDY dis,olo,ion was taking place.
4, now heard VI your medicines. and dete tm ned
70 ny your SANATtvE PILLS. and To my surprise
he soreness left mo, NO I could walk about the
n"nse. continued 10 improve from ,hs, ,me.--
S!'osly alter my wife csled n, youf STORE, an sta.
led any case 10 you. and you sen, me a boie Of
your ALTERNATIVE. and also word to como aud
see Won. and you would inves,ie ate my case. and
fure me, This did not believe. rs 1 felt I wcs
beyonj tile beach Of human skill. .,,... 81. T.
After aNihg your Attentive and Pills for three
weeks. 'heie VAS decided change for the better.
80 that when called upon you. yoh said that I
would get we'll drd that Your ALTERNATIVES
would cure me efiec,nsiIy. With no hopes how
ever, Of getting well. sill cvn,irued taking your
Alternative. uo, had taken the fourth bo,,le " hen
there was sudden rhange IL my Whos system, as
though had GO, I'd II some great burihen. aud I
could draw my breath ss uslial' Ny nerves grad.
hally became strong. and my appetite returned.
u has been fo"r tnonihs since I commence 10.
king your Medicines. and al This time nearly every
yssi'ee Of disease Is erndicaed from my system
am as active. and n,sry Us strong. as ar any pc
Rod OF ruy lie. l have now gained nine pounds
two months.
have good reason To believe that tho use of
POUR valuable Medicines, by the help of God. has
saved me from premature grave. I., -....,
a, 49,. =, ,.-e.... JOSEPH BARBAR.
Hallowsll court in Poplar street. between Sew.
tr d ind Eighth s,, -
Prepared only by Dr. JAYNE. No s South Third
T. Philsdel, hia. ~. s.. .l.l .
Cor sale by ) CRUMBACKER. ia Nam St,
Wheeling. Va. d&w 3w oct
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V'HEY KEEP Constantly On hand. n very ex.
- iensive a'sprIment Of superior Mah"gany,
Frei ch and GreciaB Cta,rs; II 'ckns chars. Sofas
P'"r and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. BrsIcads.
Toilet SlaDs; assorted sites; together vi h every
other article al the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered m this city.
Gilt and Mahogany Famed Lpkns Glasses OF
every variety and price. Looking Glass Plates Of all
sizcs. Portrait and Picture Frumes on hand aud
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting al Feather Beds
Bbls'ers and Pillows. Ht,r. cotton. IIusk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Qmlis, comforts.
Sacking Bottoms OIL cloth covers. Floor-clolh
Grass Mats of all kinds; together with every oher
or,cle.o Upholstery Ware. hand aud made L.
tnier
veniiian aud Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades OF every variety and color; all al which III
be sold ai very low prices, and warranted Of The
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY VENEERs. IIa .
cloth. NARSisH, Spanish hIoss hiahorany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. IsIa>D Tam
MISts. c instantly on hnnd aud suld low Tor CASH
" SHAN Boafs furnished with every aririe
al Furniture ut shuri noiice. ana the very test
terms. sep27
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strluoI. NOriCE..

~ ME Sch.,o; ~ N,y,h Wheeling, conducted by
III MIR and MRS WALLACE. will rcsnme its
p~'a,i"ns on "Wednesday. the 9TH Oct. q is de.
'e'm,n- not To receive male schoa.s any longer
I'M" tins school except puch may he studyisg the
dead l3ngnsges or advanced branches of Eng l,sh
ednca,ior; and Who mny suit TO study their lessons
al h"E,e. aud attend q, appo'nicti hous recie
in the male department OF the school buildings and
Ihen setfe. So ,. f.en 's..a. .ttrr .
Prices as formetly. $1,000 and sl20O per term
oi % weeks. There will be some ex,ta charges for
experiments in Nsiural Philosophy ard Chemistry
Positively scholar will be received ior shorter
period than n term OF % weeks, unless a special
agreement 10 The contrary he previously made
As the proper formation oI classes ~ very important
both Us iestlers and pupils u Is particularly re-
qnesicd iai all scholnrs be pTcstni The first day
oi the term. F'om scholars studying the dead Ian.
guagcs pay will he required in advance, IN account
OF The lowncss Of the price. No deiucliou IRON
iniiiuh fhe5 Is III be made account of absence
from school. except ia eases az p,o,tae,cd sickness
Should The School seem To- justify n. well quail.
q, d assistant teacher will be employed during this
winter. Also Ter such ladies may wish Ia take
lessons IN mu'ic. recommendations may be expected
Dinner will be PROVIDED Cor such day scho'ars a.
may wish IL iew ieinaie boarJers will he taken
into the family. over whom parental care will be
exercised
The following are the certificates favor Of nr
Niilliesn. who is Ia he engaged IN teaching. IRON
Rev Mr. Macarthur, Professor of The Greek LaD-
guoge and i.iera'Dfe. nbd from Mr. MolFti. Profess
SCR OF the Roman Language and Literature. and al
Eslheiics. IN Miam, Umversiiy.
=. MIAMI UNIvYRsIrv, Aug 80. 1915
Having hnd ample opportunities of beng &C.
quain'ed with the a,iainmen's Of MIR John ffiIh-
gan IN The Greek linghase. unhesiiniirgly rccoms
thend him as fully Qualified 10 teach such of ,he
Creek authors as are used In our academies The
grammatical structure OF The ansilnge he has care;
fully studied and understands lie nced as tutor OF
a Grammar School a short distance from this place;
Tor some time, and discharged the dbins Of lie
place in manner highly satisfactory TO his EN-.
player. As The Prof Of Mathematics under whom
he prosecuted his studies IN that department. is mol
at present connected with this institution il III not
be oii Of place FOR me To say that he Was es,eened
one IL the best mathematician OF his class
o. his moral chnrdciet il is enough 10 say. that
he IL a professor Of ibgion, and lar as is known
To rue. does honor Ia his profession.
JAS MARTiUR.
am very happy 10 add INV testimony To the re-
spectacle a,iainmenis Of Mr. Milgan in Latin Lit
cra'ure JAS CLEMENT MOfFAT.
oci2 I'm Hra s- -
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"SMALL FRY" LOTTERY,

"SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws every Monday and Friday Throughout the
month OF October
Tickets eli a certificate Of 25 wholes in those
lotteries will be Eor 81 A shares IN pr"porlion
All orders shall he promptly attended To
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent.
For & Gregory Il Co
The drawings will ne regularly sent tn Purcha
sets. by tho wheeling Argus" To save postage
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sTOCKING MANI FACTORY.
JOHN ECEHART-

D ESPECrFULLY informs the ciiizens OF
- wheeling and vicinry. thai he continues To
Stockings. Shirts and Drnwers Of a
super"r quality. WhilsI lie is thankful Tor pas, ia.
vors. he hopes by attention To business to merit a
coniinuanee al the saline. JOHN ECKHARr,
MAN 81. opposite the N w Bahk oi Va
u. lie will hereafter Keep on hand a finer ar.
i'cie Than has etef been manufactured in hls Guy
sep 30 3m
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100000.

Grand eonso,idat,d Loers OF nsiauare 4 Georgia
Glass No. 65,
To be drawn AT Wilmington Saturday October s5
81 100000 OF 10000 o, 6OUO Of 2lI6
Ts Nos. Ia ballos Tickets 81 D; cerlifo ate pack.
age 20 whales l4l dolls shdIes M proportion.
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Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery Of nioucre q Geoyeio
CLASS NO 60.
y" he drawn Mt " iimincfuk> Saturday Os,obcr 49,
:" 100000 al 1000 I ct 1000 ioi2II7
20 NJ. i3 h"llo,'. Tie ke's 50 J; certificate tack.
age % wh"cs I3 dollars; shares ~ proportion
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obi.

P"k'mokc River Lottery. class No GIG.
To he drawn n wrImu. g,on. "wednesday Oci'r 90
of $4,000 so of 1000 ! OF QUO I oi 500
as Nos. ! l ballots. Tickets 81, cctiihtaie pac (
oge % holes 63I do'i-; shares in proportion.