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DIX. @. BENZ. SMITH'S
ISUGAR COATED1
-" IMPROVED IND. VEG. PILLS. >,

Are the result of his labor. Their effects and the
general favor with which they have been received
IN all parts OF the Urited States warrant the pro.
prlctors in the declaration that they are the great
est improvement in medicine euer kno,on Unlike all
other pills. these neither gripe produce nausea nor
any other unpleasant sensation, while they are as
Po,certM as it is possible for medicine to- be- and
he HARMLESS. For sale bv
G.. FL HFINITSH 'front.'
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Every package (in addition 20 rs containing
FULL WEIGHT Independent of the wrappcrJ
bears the stamp of ncatncJs and elegance, and the
Teas therein are SO thoroughly secured from light
and air, that their quality and power will remain
unimpaired in any climate. For sale by
CHAS. II HETNITSH A rent.
Apri9 High ST., 4th door from Middle.
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HNANCR ARTICLES d. PERFUMERY
q Ladies, would most respectfully call your at
tentlDn to my assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES
ana rERFU merry, which is perhaps the LARGEST
ano richest ever before offered for sale in this place
comprising almost every article both useful and
ornamental necessary for the Toilet, Of which The
following is part VIC
Ladies Caprices, a new and beautiful article,
Perfume Cushions, put up in splendid STYLE
Cosmetic Cream, the best article ever offered FIR
chopped hands, &c. II possesses the most extraor
binary healing qualities and is the best cosmetic
ever known for imparting a delicate softnesz 10
the skin, aud pr cscrving it from choppinr
in use,
Rose Scented Toilet Powder, very superior,
Taylor'5 Chrystalinc Soap,
Together with the largest assortment of Coloorc
Water, Florida Water, and Soaps of superior dual.
ity of every description Of Pc, fumc Preston salts
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes Supc.
rior Tooth Powder, Beef Marrow Pomatum, Pa.
tey 8 Celebrated Cold Cream, &c.
JS~ Call in and examine for Yourselves
G. RI. HETNITSH, A gent,
'uy High St, 4'h door from Middle
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A LATE ARRIVAL gives as the following
N New Books,
New facts in Mesmerism, price % cents
Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy,
No. 10 jew, No. 81 Bible,
Part 9Th Dictionary of Practical Medicine,
Lyle's Principles of Geology,
The Wonders of History, by John Frost, J.. l..
N1cIntosh's History of England, complete in 10
volumes, for sale by
July 9 G. HALL & co.
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ME ARE TURNING orr Tho mos, -,

WE ARE TURNING OUT The most val.
w liable collection of Books, Stationary, and
FSSnGy Articles ever exhibited here, viz
School Books Of the most approved Lind
tnc assortment Of Writing PAPER.
Ink, Steel Pens, Quilts, Wafcrs &c
nnslGal stromentsof various kinds, very cheap
handsomc Walking Canes, Riding Whips. &c
>, lot OF beautiful Cutlery, embracing sone of
Rodgers's superior Pocket Knives and the o,estesi
ever. uobC'rS e. ~
March ls o "
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DAPER HANGINGs AND BORDER
iNG.--Wc have for sale large stock of PA
fEt HANGlNGS and BORDERING, which we
the above articles will please give us a cali before
purchasing elsewhere
w. n. n. HODGES & co.
We have also just received a lot of beatif1l FIRE
SCREENS, which VIC arc selling very low.
March 81 ~ Wv
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D. PAINE g. CO., MANAGERS,
fSuccessors TO James Phain g. Coz

The undersigned managers of Lotteries authorized
by the States Of Delaware and Georgia have estab-
lished an Office in the city of Albany, for the purpose
of supplying orders from the Northern States and the
Canadas. Above is n memoranda of Schemes for
next week. giving the price of Single Tickets and
Packages, with the amount of the Capital Prizes IN
the Schemes To all those who order tickets, full
scheme giving the distribution OF prizes, will be sent
(when requested) And after the drawing, an official
one will be sent to all purchasers. Those who wish
tickets 10 sell again. can be supplied advantageous
terms, BY applying TO the undersigned.
Owing to the high rates of postage, it has been cue
tomary TO sell certificates Of Packages, for one half
the package price. Under the new postage law Of
Congress- letter containing package of tickets will
not be charged over 10 cents We will therefore issue
certificates usual or if the purchaser prefers the
Managers tickets will guarantee packages TO draw
at least one.ha the amount of cost, (f purchased and
redeemed at this oiice)
Orders as heretofore will receive the most prompt
and confidential attention, by addressing
d. PAINE & CO,
81 Albany, NY.
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.J/JST RECEIVED.

DAM EXTRACTORS, wholesale and retail
L Comstock q, Co.'S Sarsaparlla, 80 cts per bottle.
Hays celebrated Llniment. for Piles. Also new
and fresh supply of the Celebrated Sarsaparia and
"Tomato Bters :; to those who would procure the
genuine article be and call at b. J. HEINE-
BERG g. Co.'S. Only Agents for the State Of Yer
Sarsaparilla Mead, pholesalc and retail.
THIS Celebrated Beverage for warm weather is
i for sale by b. j. HElNEBERG & Co.
A Fresh supply of Spts. Turpenline, also fresh
supply of Camphene warranted best in the market.
July H. l5,
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ELIAS LYMAN.

HAVING just returned from New York, offers
j l. choice selection of GOODS for Ladies Dresses
for the warm weather of July and August.
Mnsl lin Ginghams, Printed Lawns, Balzorines
French Musins, dc. &c. Spiral Cord 10 match
Also, Light and Dark Cold Kid and Silk Gloves,
Lise Thread Gloves. Lisle Silk Edgng, &c. Black,
plain and figured Silk Lace for Wells, Plain and fancy
Silk Parasols and Sun Shades, Cotton do.
Carpet Satchels, with and without locks. beau
tiful assortment of Zephyr Worsted, Canvass and
Worsted Needles, Assorted colored Cord and Tas-
sails for windows, Silk Cord and Tassals assorted col
for Dresses, Merrmac and other Ginghams, large
and small plaid. 100 doz. Coats superior Gable
Thread, six cord.
Burlington, July II, l945. 7
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James Gates Estate.

WE the subscribers, having ueen appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
Chitlenden, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons, against
District, deceased, represented insoven and also all
clam and demands exhibited in ol,et thereto; and
SIX months from The day OF the date hereof, being
allowed by sad Cour, for that purpose we do there
lore hereby give notice. that we will attend 10 the
business OF our appointment at The dwelling of Han
nah Gate, in Essex, in SAID District, on the first
Wednesdays Of September and December next, al 10
o'clock, p. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 3lst day OF May. A. ID. 1915
A. BRYANT, } C;;o,
Ava ]. w. EMERY ~o''
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Strayed or Stolen

Iron the subscriber, ahont the
U$yXSA i first of June, middlne sized
" RED COW. The ends of the horns
MIX were sawed Oft, with holes in them
1nAAAD for Il Tee. Whoever will return sad
Cow, or give Information where she may be found, at
my residence in White St. shall be suitably rewarded.
CHARLES w. PETTES.
Burlington, July 18TH lSi5. 7w3
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Heavy Hardware,

A NVILS, Vises, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks,
n Gro Bars, Log CHAINS, Placksrnih's Bellows,
Brass Kettles, Wagon aud Carr Boxes, Sheet Zinc,
Sbee, Lead, Cadron Kettles, Stove Hollow Ware,
dc. dc. SlkoNdS q 20.
June 10, AS,
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Paints and Oil.

ctTRONGS T. Co., offer purchaser. White Lead,
y Dry and ground in Oil, "Pure," Extra" and
mo l." English Ven. Red, French Yellow, verders,
Chrome Green, Red Lsad, Whiting, Gum Copal,
Putty, &c.
-ALSO,-
1000 g.. pure Lint Seed Oil,
500 T" I" splnis lu'reninc
June 10, H5. 2
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DULLlONS English Grammar,
ID do Practical Lessons IN English Gram
ma SWEETS English Grammar, Kerkams do
Smith, do, tor sale by STEVENS WOODS.
June &c.
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l. A II d.
PLATT"S PREMIUM
PORTABLE
GRIST MILL.


GRIST M ILL.
For Grinding Wheat, Rye, Oats, Ptos-
ter and all kinds of Prorendcr.
TIME Subscriber having purchase of Mr.. 10
l. sIAH PLAT-r, of Weston, Connerc,lt, the
riph, for Vermont, Mass and New Hampshire, is now
manufacturing, at Burlington Falls, Mills ofthe most
thorough and perfect construction, and is prepared
sell Mills and Rights for any town not already dis
posed Of. The great advantage of this over the |
common Gris Mill, is Obvious 10 any on inspec-
lion, as this Mill lie used by horse, steam or |
a common Grit Mil. This mill took the first pre-
mum at the FAN in New-york City, and also al the |
Agricultural Fair in Rochester, in Sept. 1913. None
but the very Lest FRENCH BURR STONES are
put into these Mills
We the undersigned certify that at St. Alhans Bay
on the 81 day November, lS43, in the Steam Saw
Mill a, that place there was Ground in PLATrS
PORTABLE GRIST MILL, fitted up in tina, place.
ten bushels Peas and Oats, and done in The best
Manner within 80 minutes; and we further certify
that we believe the said NH capable of performing
all the grinding usually done in Gr>t Mill equal TO
any Mill IN this STATE hy one run of stones.
| And further stale that said mill ground egh,
bushels and half of Corn fine meaD in an hour
| d. S. PAYNE, Miller.
| RALPH LASt.I.L,
r. A. HuILBCT, ""neSSes'
| NOBLE SQUIRE,
l .
bic Girls, Mills has been iucl up in Me.srs White &
Cos. Gri,i Mill at Vergennes and will frankly say
to the public that have fully tried the mil both on
towering and provender and have come TO the full
conclusion, that the above mill will compete with
Ianv mill in the country both on lowering and pro-
vender ASA HARRINGTON, Miller.
vergcnne>, April %, 1874.
The Mill above named was in operation IN the
Vergenne> Iron Company Grit Mill nnml er OF
DAYS and 30 far we witnessed its performance in
Grinding Grain, we well satisfied with ii and
believe il 10 lie good article
SAMUEL BARKER, President Of
ii WIN. II. WHITE. Vergennes Bank.
Thl>isi TO certify that ofPlat,s Portable Grst
Mills has been pu, in operation in the gri>t mil al
Mnldlcburv by the side of seven Of Burr Stones,
and have given horou III trial, both on flower
and proynier, and am frank 10 say to the public
that am satisfied the mill will do business equal to
any run Of stone in the county.
NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Miller.
NJ lddebury July 90 l5iI.
Messrs Folleu Il Bradley have heen running one
of these mills since the first Of Nav, upon plaster
and am authorized TO refer 10 them as TO is perior'
nance. PRESSON CROFUr,
Proprietor ofMe ADORE patent.
Burlington, June 20, 1916. 3f
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CLARK'S COMMENTARY Vols.
" Watson's Institutes 2 vol.
Convers vol.
Mo>hem's Church History, vol.
Wesley's Sermons 2"
Notes
Peck's rule of Faith,
Dixon's Methodism,
Fletchers appeal,
Beauties OF Wesley, for sale cheap Nv
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, July 10, ls45.
THE American Definition Spelling Book, on an
L improved plan. BY r. Mex. Ormsby, splen-
did Book for Schools. For sale wholesale and re-
tail, by STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington June &c, lS45. Avs
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" A GUIDE

"A GUIDE
THO Lake George, Lake Champlain, Montreal and
i Quebec, with Maps, and Tables Of Routes and
Distances from Albany, Burlington Montreal, &c.
BY u. Thompson, Author of History and Gazetteer
OF Vermont" Jus, published by Z. Goodrich. Fol-
sale by the Publisher, also, by A. Edwards, James
Cutler and James Hogan.
Burlington, June 81.
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Wholesale and
RETAIL

THE Subscribers wishing to close their copartner-
J. ship business offer Their stock of GOODS con-
sisting of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Carpeting Paper Hangngs Looking Glasses, Crock
airy and Glass Ware at reduced prices.
Persons wishing TO purchase any goods which we
have on hand are assured that they can obtain better
bargains at this establishment Than at any other in
Burlington. LOVELY d SEYMOUR.
June 49, l945.
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Strayed.

IRON the Subscrll er on the gath ult Red and
l. White Cow, with star in the forehead, and
horns rather inclined in, about six years old and in
moderate order. Whoever will return or give nfor-
nation respecting said COW VIII lie handsomely re-
munerated. MOOR RUSSELL.
July 2, l6i5. 5w3
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VIRGIL g. RICE'S
NETWORK g. MONTREAL EXPRESS
New Arrangement,

IN and after Friday the 18th inst, until further
~ notice, will leave Burlington every Friday eve
ming al p. NJ, for the South and every Wednesday
afternoon at p. NJ for the North. Specie, Bank
Notes. Packages Parcels and Merchandise of all de.
scripions forwarded to any part Of the United States
or Canada with the utmost despatch.
Particular attention given to the collection Of
Drafts, Notes, and Bills. Packages, &c. must be
left at the Counting Room of Messrs. J. f. j. H. Peck
4 Co.
llth July, ls45.
DROWN'S SARSAPARILLA AND TOMATO
ID BITTERS This medicine is for sale BY the
pfopretors, Wholesale Agents PECK & SPEAR,
who will supply Merchants and Others at the original
gloss price.
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.


WO''LD respectfully notify the public that he has
w returned 10 Burlington Falls. and recommended
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts that were unfufed
in consequence of the late fire, and will be happy to
old and new purchasers with some OF his varie
ties Of Farm, Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Owing to the advantages derived IN the use of the
above Improvement he 10 enabled to afford neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than the same can be got up for in any
other way, while for durability it is not excelled by
any in common use. This valuable improvement
was first brought out in Western New York. where II
has gone INTO and has reserved the ap-
probation Of the Mayor of the city Of Buffalo, with
many hundreds of the first ngrlcuursts and others
in that part of the State also Of Gov Hubbard, Doct
Jarvis Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire In fact wherever it has been introduced
it has been highly approved. As Farm Fence it
combines more advantages than any other fence ever
used. II can be used ,oitout posts and is therefore
affected by the freezing and heavng of the ground
1t takes less lumber than any other kind Of fence, is
certain protection against all kinds Of cattle is not liza
BILE TO get cut Of repair cannot be blorn doicn is east
y set up, taken down and removed, without injury.
gfNo FARMER should be Without at least suff.
Glen, quantity to throw around his fields Of grain and
Wnoo,ki City, June 70, ,s45.
BURLINGTON, July sth, 1915.
Mr. II. P. DEwEr,-Sir: As you have asked my
opinion respecting the suableness Of vonr PATENT
FENCE Cor ornamental purposes, would remark that
I have used some Of your first quality Fence about
cottage erected the last year. and that like it very
well. BY casing the pests, and putting on base,
(Loih items costing only about 81 so per lod) il
makes neat and durable ornamental Fence, al
about thirds the Of mos, Of the o.her kinds
| of ornamental Fence in common use.
JNO. K. CONVERSE.
The undersigned having had some practical expert
for the past year in the use of Deweys Portable
Field Fence, very cheerfuy bear testimony in It's
favor. consider it admirably adapted to Iniervaes
sui ect to freshets, and find very convenient
in variety Of cases where temporary fence is need
ed. ! used it the past winter TO enclose yard Of
young cattle and horses, and much TO my surprise i
suffered no injury whatever-thouah an unruly bull
shook his head at il, occasionally. have no hesita
ton in saying that every farmer should have more OIL
less oft. UDNEY ii. PENSIMAN.
Chichester. July g. '45
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STRAYED

STATE OF VERMONT,( Alta Probate
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. "A Court holden
NJ the Probate Office in Johnson, within and Tor said
district on the LIST day of july A. ID. lS45, Present.
the Hon. SALMoS WIRES, Judge,
An instrument, purporung 10 be the last will and
Testament of CA1'f1AhINE MORSE, late Of John
son. in said district deceased being presented 10 he
S:onr, here by Cornelius Lynde the Executor therein
named, for probate I'll is ordered by said Court that
ali persons concerned therein be notified TO appear
a session OF said Court 10 be holden at the Probate
Once in Johuson, on the 9Th day Of August, A. d..
Is45 at ten O'clock IN the forenoon, and show cause
Il any they may have agan, the Probate Of SAID will
for which purpose il is further ordered, that copy
successiveIy in the Burlington Free Press, weekly
newspaper printed at Burlington, m this State, as
soon as NAV be- ihclasi Of which publications 10 be
prior 10 said 9Th day OF August, lS45.
49, A true record
Attest, WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
tue copy of record,
6w3l Attest, WILLIAM W. WHITE, Regr'
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CTOCKS, COLLARS, BOSOMS, CRAvATS
SPRINGS, n nice article 10 wear on the hack of
vests very pleasant and easy for The wearer, linen
collars for l2l cts, all gools much cheaper than
usual. BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS..
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WI DARRELL.
Bath, Me. MAY 81, lS45.

Bath, Me. May 27 ls45.
Mn. +. BRowN,-Dear Sir:-I have some time past
suffered much from Jamdice and Dyspepsia at the
Somach loss ofappeite, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food with pain in the head and side;
a slight cough, general weakness and debility of the
system. Alter using number of medicines without
any relief induced to try your Sarsnparllla and
Tomato Bters. received imme late relief from The
of Bottle and feel grallcd for the great relief
have received, and would recommend ii to all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yours truly
FREDERICK B. SLAlD.
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Utica, n. 7. May, II, IS45.
Mn. f. BRowN,-Dear ir:-l am again ont of your
Sarsapara and Tomato Bi,iers; 1t an article that
is much thought of; an old lady from Frankfort Her
kimer County, SAYS she has been confined TO her house
for years, and this has enabled her TO &c, out,
Several in city say that it is the best medicine they
have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply soon, as have not a
bottle in the store. Yours with respect.
j. +. WARNER, per. II. F.. RAY.
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Falmouth, May 20. 1874

- =.
To Mr. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
certify that my wife has been aifctel with very
bad hnmor on her face, and al her stomach for fifteen
years past. After using various medicines Tecom-
mended fer her complaints with little no benefit, she
commenced using by the advice of Mr.. Edward Ma
son, Apoihecary, your SarsaparIlla, and Tomato Bit
tiers, and she now in better health, than she has be-
fore enjoyed for the last fifteen years; and would
cneerfully recommend TO all and every who is
afflicted with any of the complaints which this medi-
cne is commended for to use it in preference any
article now in use. Yours respectfully,
J. B. LEACH.
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A. EDW ARDS
CHEAP CASH
b o o * s T O Il E /.

A general assortment of School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
OF CITY PRICES.
uARpER,s ILLUMINATED BIBLE,
IL No. 90.
Iibery of choice reading, Vel. lathe
Indicator. BY Leigh Hunt-part l. SO cts.
do New World Ed. No. 81.
ARTHuR's MAGAZINE for July, % cts.
LADIES' NATIONAL do do 10
The Holy Coat Of Treves, and the
New German Catholic Church.
Barnes Notes Thessalonians, Timothy,
Titus, and Philemon, vol. price Is cts.
July 9TH. BY A. EDWARDS.
THE Age of Elizabeth, by William Hazla',
Tales, by Edgar A. Poe, 80
Journal of an American Cruiser. E.Ined by
T. Hawthorne, SO Cts
Letters from Italy, by l. T. f1eadley, SO q"
satanatoe. or The hniepagcmanuscripts, by
j. Fennimore Cooper. vols. IS"
Evcline Neville,by Lady of the South =!
Tokeah; or the White Rose. An Indian
Tale. by Seaisfed. 25 cts.
Tho Temptation, or the Watch Tower OF Koat.
ven. BY Ergene Sue. rs cts.
DSshes at Life, with free pencil, by N. p
Who shall be Hcirf BY Miss Pickering.
25 cts.
The Monk a Romance. 25 cts.
The Arts and Miseries of Gambling. so cts
The Robbcr Of the Rhine. By Leigh Richie
25 cts.
| July 4. (5 BY A. EDWARDS.
| MO. 1 MACKER Ell, just received by
| ~ A. 8. DEWEY.
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Figs.

En DRUMS hrst quality lust received and for
OIL sale bv FOLLETT & BRADLEY.
South Wharf, Burlng ton, June IL, '45 3
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70 Numbers, Is Drawn Ballots,
TICKETS, 81; Halves 81; Quarters, $3.50.
PACKAGES do $50; do S26; do sl3.
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PECK g. SPEAR, Wholesale Agents, Burlington VI
July, 1915. 7yl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13

,her Ritckie be the printeri are 'am''''' -.
a,ories now. For the distinguished posi- "
or. then will 30 no lack of asPIrdnIs' e'0" So
secms to have candidate, some nave W. 80,
three: i, - moro than probable that Inc We.
have the Speaker and the prospects OF Ut. 80 :.
of Indiana APPEAR very good nov, ne is-He,o'-
Among those, who want to be clerk an1 se'
$4,000 a wear, the most prominent ate "el'er'
I,,s n. C. from Ohio, Nr. ilrrris, Editor oi the
Constitution. and Mr. French, late clerk, and u
there is any opening for Wing. VI. ST. Clair
Clark, think Father Ri,chic will get the PRINT
ing, though it Is not Il liked fact by any n'''"''
he will have hard work to get it and VIII DO OPP
posed by many Democrats, II Rllche shouu 'a"'
mos, probably John {. RIyes will be the printer
Among the new renatOrs OF the iaS' Ions'o
there was no one. who became so Senerai'. P'i'"'
lar as your Senator Ashley. his genlIe'nah'y o,",
ing and courtesy won for him the respect Oh n''
parties, without being noisy or frequent sPo'k'
err. Mr.. Ashley was heard often enough to satls'y
tho Senate of his ability. Differing from him Oh
poi,icul questions. have no hesitation IN say'hS
that his political ground was occupied ana d''e"u
cd by strength of argument and easy courtesy
as honorable. as It is uncommon, IN TIE polI'ic"
arenas of this age.
! The tide is setting in for tht. metropolis, as 'he
session approaches-Olhce holders aAd Oflce'seeN
ars, Members Ex-Members and would be mem
bers, ietter.H riterS aud men OF letters ita"'"t
/ politicians, gamblers. professional dnnd'eS mon o
] tho world, and young men who want to see INT
world, beaux and wite.hunlers, ANXIOUS mo'her
a ID mnrriagcable daughters, claimants, wea''"'
flmles and poor people. in short oil classes ar
la, geIy represented here during Congress.
ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13

GOur neighbors from tho country come in
daily, loaded with game Of every description
Deer, Turkies, Geese, Ducks. Partrdges &c which
are sold at prices that would astonish the natives
any where else than in Arkansas, where game is
80 plenty. We can purchase the hams and ,ad.
die ofa fine sour.prong buck for from five to six
bits; Turkey weighing from six to twenty pounds
for from one to two bits; Goose two bits Ducks
10 cents; Par'rdgcs three bits per dozen. What
doyou think oftha. Messrs. Editors of the Picav.
une.