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New Stationary.

TUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in eB Ashley's row, a fresh supply of Stationary, con ssting of fine Gap X Letter Paper, Note Paper, Folio Post, Medium and Drawing Paper:-also, PoRnce Pens of every description, small Waters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inkstands, Penkniyes, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books, red Tape, Slate Pencils, &c &c. all of which will be sold at elowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Ricc's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, November 6, lS44--s
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CONGRESSIONAL ANEcpoTE.-DuringM Mir. Jeiierson's administration, syrup was provi- ded in the capital for he relreshment of the members of Congress. This was furnished and charged under the lead of stationary. The National lnlelligencer tells us, that a member who did not like the beverage, jo- cosely remarked that he should be very glad if the officers of the House would provide a little whiskey for those who preferred it, and charge it to the account of fuel.
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New esoosss! New Goo.ls!!

THE subscriber has lust opened a arge assort-
 men of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides peltres. filrs. beeSAYax, &., &c. The above stock is composed in part of the following articles viz:
 Brown and beached shiftiag; sheetng G-i ii 3--4, and heavy Osnaburgs; French, English, and American prinis; mouselain dc aines morning de Gaines .aipaccas alpacea lusters; Whit7 anu rei fannels hnseys; diapers; Londan duff blan5ets point do; Whitney dc; green blue, and scarlet do :; canvass and red padding; satines and cassimeres; :; vestings; black cloths; tIclliHs; coorcd cambrcs ; sicilias; brown linens; brown Hollands; ginhams ; cashmere de ecosse; black Italian cravats pong and Sptaeld silk hdl< is linen cambrc do imita ton do; bishop lawns; book musins plaid, striped and check musn and camprc; sewing silk; silk twist; lambs wool half hose white and brown cot ten do ladies' white meriGo hose; whtc black, and slate cotton do; shirt battons; coat buttons; black and colored taileta ribbons; cotton and worsted bra sup. elasted da; cotton hdls; Turkey red do linen and cotton tapes table diaper, br.Nn and white; gentlemen and ladies' thibet, hoslin silk, and kid gloves; black and white crape; silk and cot~ ton veyets; needles and pins; hook and eyes ;- spool cotton; linen thread; Irish linens do sheet ings; long lawns children's Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents merno shirts ;-togethcr with com plete assortment of gents sewed and begged calf skin boots; mud boots; kip, russet, and black bro gans ladies walking shoes and slippers childrens black and csiored boots; and variety of fashiona hle white shalls; lannels Kentucky jeans; rollrc l1crsey linseys together with lot of ehooi-book and stationary. Also, sugar, coffee, teas, tobacco rice, salt, and lot of Collins axes.
 D. BENDER.
 December 6, IS4i. l5--H
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IEEVy dsegDRs%,

On he Soult-east corner of liaia and Markham sis IN BENDER has inst received per Steamer Hys Lucy Walker, large assortment of New Goods, consisting in part, of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Musns, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bouaets, for the ladies.
 For gentiemen's wear, Log Cabins, Gambroons, and Cottonades, also fine assortment of well made Clothing all of which he will sell as cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market
 Little Rock, May i5, ls44 35-tf
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osasS %Sl m ho"b tSs Busaass ss5es'pmfn5 pnef d &5s2 2ss.1 x the city has justundergone thorough .GsSss :k5 repair, and has been almost entirely G-zSss sreftted and re-furnished, for the ac- cOnI.houatIou of the public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces to his old customers, his friends, and the public generally, that he IS now prepared to extend to the travelling community, transient visitors, and borders, accom- modatons unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Aleghanes, and pledges himself that every at tenon shall be rendered to promote the comfort of all persons visiting his house, that vigilance and h delity can besow, being determined to spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his guests, and hopes to meritthe patronage of the pub lic
 The qualities ofhis ales, wines, liquors, and se- gars, are 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 Bfownstout always in bottles !; Albany ale on draft. His cooks celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and atten- tive; hisporters trusty and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every attainable decacy will be served up in superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodious brick stables are under the man. agement of Mr. David Skelton, where carriages buggies, and horses, always ready for those who mal. wish them.
 The Hot spring mail, carried in elegant and com modions iour-horse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors leaves this house tri-weekly, and ac- commodation stages can at 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 Monlgomery's Point and Rock Roe tri-weekly line Of stages, is also kent at this house, where one of the proprietors can be found, always ready and desirous to aecommt date and whose punctuality, attention and regularity, is not surpassed even by Stockton Reside; and also. of the western or Van Buren mail line, whose agent will always be found at his post.
 At the steam boat landing, passengers will always find blacks, porers, and drays in attendance.
 JOHN BROWN LiHle Rock, Eco. 10, lS45 23-tf
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A Fresh SsIppiy!! ':

 LUST received per Steamer Arkansas Mail and D Issac Garrott, large assortment of desirable goods much in demand at this present time, consis- ting in part as follows: White, red and yellow Flannels, White and blue Mackinaw Blankets, Bleached and brown Domestics, New fashion Calicoes, Winter Clothing, Hankerchieis, Boots. and Shoes, Ladies Bonnetts, Hats and Caps, Kentucky Jeans, Lndseys, Apron Checks, sundries Sce.
 ALSO 1000 ID Cotton Yarn. 100 Sacks of Salt, 50 Bbls of Nhiskey. 40 Bbls of Flour, 2 Crates of Queensware, 10 Coils Grass Rope, 10 Do Corn Biooms 10 Boxes of No l Soap, and Groceries in general. In Store and for sale low by
 GEORGES BROTHERS. Nov Ie IS45 10-tf
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Vs H0 dHeRf17a 117H 6e pal4 10 aRy order ua!ess H3 money yaccompaaies t.
 G. Those desiring complete copies of the Con gressionai Union and AppendiX will please send us their names previous to the lst day of December next.
 o5~We will willingly pay the postage on all let ters sent 10 us containing jre d5HaHs and upwards. Other letters directed to us, with the postage unpaid lcH mol be taken out of the office.
 9z-Newspapers throughout the country. who will publish the above prospectus until the meeting of Congress, will receive, in return the Congressional Union during the session.
 RTTCHIE &7HEIss. Washington, Aug I, 1915.
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C,iaeaRs S1DSsa ssglrc.

WILLIAM VANCE & BROTHERS, dealers W in Rcady-made clothing, Dry Goods, Groce- ries. Boots. shoes, Hats, &c, in the store formerly occupiedb by Messrs McLain x Badgett, Main street, near Markham, Little Rock; have on hand full sup plies of the above articles, which they will sell al the very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides, TailoW' Peltries, Furs &c taken in exchange, and for which the highest market value will be paid
 Little Rock, April 20, l5ll. P
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Notice.

1Sss COTrON PLANTERS, who will ssSESzTsSSsES.s S consgn their Cotiontc the house E 6 of JoHs C. PRArT & Co, New Or S@-----s leans, can be furnished with Banging, Rope, and Twine at New Orleans prices, with the usual charges for freight, Ssc., by applying to
 5. II. TUCKER,
 Markham street, Little Rock. Sept. IS, 18l4.-1-tf
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GENERAL JACKSON.

The Following incident occurred on visit oi mine te Washington City in 1851. l's truth may be relied on.
 4 willow lady in rather st aitpned crcum stances, lad been keeping Q boarding house Tor some years in that city, and during inc general rrostfaiion of active business. grow ing cut of the currency Arrangements .oe that date, had got in arrears, aud to pay some of her mess urgent debts. sent such of her fur nliafe aa ahee could possible spare, 10 auction The purchaser was clerk in one of the go- vernmeni offices one qf those public loafers of which there has always been too many at Washington and elsewhere, who run in debt as laf is they can obtain credit, and Wiihopt eten intending to pay. The lady called on the aaetleneer, respectable man named Manro, believe. Iie called on the eliisial, who proposed to pay as soon as his monihss salary was due. The month rolled around. and Jese succeeded March and Sep lePeef aag, V. 4oat Dgyment being mate- to ta, g5od5 distress Ui tle widow and unea- siness of the auetioncer. And after further application the ollice-holder refused absolute ly to do anything, alledgng it out of his power to pay. The sum was too large for the auctoneer to spare out of his own poek- et, or he would have paid il himself, so deep- ly did he feel for the poor creditor In ths perpeXity, he concluded to call upon the President and stale the case, hoping he would suggest some relief He waited, therefore, on General Jackson with his narrative.
 The old mans eyes flashed fire 'sIIave you Mir. r---'s note ''' he inquired. .No,'' was the reply. .sGall on him then, and with out speaking of the purpose for which you want lt gel his negotiable note and bring il here"
 The auctioaeer accordingly asked P--- for his note '.Nhat do you want with the note, l don't know any body who would take H. remarked the debtor, adding however as he sat down to write, s'there 1t is.r-- hauro promptly returned to the President i handing him the note, who, without saying d word, sat down and wrote on the back o the paper ..Andrew Jacksonn "Now sir,' Said the General, ''show Mir. P-- the en. dorsement, and if he don't pay you, let me know il. The first man Maufo met as h. entered Gadsby's Hotel was f----. "Ah p said he, ''hayc you passed the note ;7 sRo yet'' said the other, '.hul expect to, for have got q first rate endorser to l." "Non. sense,n said P-, '.who is t t:n-The en. dorsement was shown him. He turned pale begged the auctioneer to wait few minutes went out, and hlashort space of time returned with the money, which was paid oyer to tbt widow that day, To the qualification of al parties. p kept quiet on the subjectfo years, but finally on remark being mad' ill his presence, that General Jackson did no endorse for any body whatever, remarked h. knew better, for the General had endorse, once for him, and produced as evidence th' note, to the surprise of all who knew no lhe circumstances of the case
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NzessiGaa NQaacGs

COLON B0RLAND M. D., offers his profess lC siona services to those who may need them, in all the branches of Medical and Surgical practice
 He may be found at his residence (foimerly Gov Yell's) on Louisiana Street.
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E,Es ElSaa .FRRHaszHS

laine; balzoriners; Afghan satin; Ye4ets, and lot of fashionable prints not surpassed by any goods in this market
 ALS0-Ladie's bonnets, hats, caps, capes, and collars of various patterns; walking shoes gaiters, ties, buskins, Sc, of the latest patterns, and best o materials.
 ALSo--Gentlemen's hats of the latest fashion, and every variety of boots, shoes, slippers, Sc
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.Nem Kork. Non. 20, 1915.

There is nothing very interesting To be found in this great city to-day. Every body is quiet, except the demagogaes, and they, as usual. arc in a good deal ol trouble. They very seriously apprehend that this nation Is going 10 decay, unes their panaceas are ad- ministered in every large doses.
 One Of the morning papers IS very much agitated, and nervous, underan apprehension that Alr. President Polk will involve the na- lion in a war with tlr. John Bull, for the purpose of getting himself renominated a candidate for the, presidency! very much pity the directar of that publication, and ad- vise him to put his feet in warm water anu tallow his nose l'Il do him good, know it will.
 The President, in aiI human probability, will conduct his administration iii accordance with the dictates of his own sense of honor and right, notwithstanding the lamentations of the demagogues.
 Mir Senator Berrien put the ro,oel to the stomachs of the wings of Georgia, and after resigning, compelled them to re-elect hum to fill the vacancy his own resignation had cre- aed. This is a damper to Judge Dough- erly. Master Dawson, and Master Thomas Butler King, of the ''Free and Independent Republic ol Georgia
 There is q htde turmoil in my dearly be- loved state of Arkansas-lhe dearest little republic in the whole world, God bless her in relation to the election of senator.- The candidates are my old and well tried friend ex-Gov. Yell, and the Hon. Chester Ashley. Gov Yell, it thought, will vel be successful; but he will have to encounter some little difficulty. With that, however, he is acquainted, having been --soldier from his youth, And fought in various battles- . with Gen. Jackson. llc was at the battle oi New Orleans, and once gave me one of the most graphic descriptions of thai bloody l fight that i ever listened to. He Was after wards al the battle of the Horse Shoe.
 The wings in Arkansas seem to be dispos- ed 10 adopt a leaf from the book that was used by their brethren in Tennessee, a few weeks since, as q manuel, in the senatorial election in that state. l. wont do, however for the democracy of Arkansas cannot be betrayed by Messrs John Bell and Ephran ! II. Foster.
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Saw amd GrIst Naisg to Rent.

Sssass sasaas SNtEAa lTAE tU asSEAta ' WISH 10 rsnt my Saw and Grist mill in Jefferson \ County for one or more years. believe it the best water power in the State; plenty of good tim Der, and the Gfist mill will furnish bread and feed for the establishment.
 I also wish to contract for the making of 50,o0O cypress Shingles. Persons wishing to rent the mills or to contract for the Shingles will apply to the un- dersigned at his plantation in Jefferson county The term of the rent will be made very advantageous to the the Lessee. SAM. c. ROANE
 Nov. I9. 1915. I0-3w.
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VVHs. NsAVEgsSON tgo Gtp. COTTON FACTORS
 AND

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
 IS CANAL STREET NEW ORLEANS.
 Refer to Messrs Scoa, GThHe s Co., Hon. Geo. IF. PaschaH Van Buren. Col. John DreRnen. E. B. 3istoa Esq.-Spadra. Morean Rose ESq.-Clarksville. John R. Strong ESq,-Momison's Bluffs. Joseph 3, Terry ESq.-Norrstown. KirifbI3de Polls Esq.-Pope County. Henry Hamilton Esq.-Lewisburg. Messrs Riago s IiapnaH-LittIea Rock. Jomcs De Blum Esq.--Pne Bluffs tof. James SmiM--Post of Arkansas.
 october l, I345. 5-1.
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LITTLE ROCK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY T, I846.
cluded to publish the CONGRESSIONAL UNION and APPENDIX on the following
 

cluded to publish the CONGRESSIONAL UNION and APPENDIX on the following
 TERMS.
 For the Congressional Unionr$l 50 per copy. For the Appendix, $I 30 per copy Clubs Will be furnished with Ten copies of either the above works for ZIP; Ireay,fce copies for S25 EXTRA WEEKLY AND SEMI u-wEEKLY UNION G5-For the accommodation of those who desire paper printed at the seat of government during the session ol Congress only, we will furnish them the EXTRA UNION as follows:
 Semi Weekly, copy So 50
 copies, IS %
 F copies, 2l co Weekly, l copy, %
 iZ copies, 10 co D copies, 20 co
 THE UNION Will be furnished hereafter to yearly subscribers as
 follows;
 Daily, per year, for copy, SIO 60 copies, 40 GO Seml- Weekly, l copy, , ca copies, 20 % 6 10 copies, 30 % Weekly, ] copy, ? co copies, CD l0 copies, l5 co N, ,4IIar E.
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KpEgY GDseaDS &sG.

KpssY es0seEeS &5G. EENHE undersigned having entered into business E in this city, at the Steam Boat Landing, have in store and for sale.sa general assortment of DRY GOODS GROCERIES, HARDWARE
 AND CROCKERYWARE, which they will sell al the lowest rates, ard to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully in yied.
 NEWTON, BOILEAU & Co. 26th Nov lS4j 1i--tf
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i4 OFT \!

% will sell of dd.
 late firm of or' y to buy cheap, P.,'a "
 ! ie goods IsnalalII' am I ction during tue S | on I8ll.
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FOr sale

likely neSr0si' 1 of large sla'IR e State; his Ais]
 farm negTO's' \ [eld hands AA'| seruant, l sEaal
 itle indispluia!s'l'' person wlsaps ' will call upon If Il' |G,a at LewlsOu nie'' !
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ANTHONY HOUSE. efasa Geaer(SE Stage Office.
MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.

MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 ESHIS we'll known establishment, ccyHSA X located in the business part of &a sssy x the city has justundergone thorough sSSsa l l:sa repair, and has been almost entirely Ear reftted and re furnished for the ac-
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NN - VI DRY Gl

H DS ,,
 at H. Mitch'lIs,, ,lton Musllnns,' .s'1 of ,f the very lail'',''| | Ladies is paIu'1'l|
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WARE.

|loNs; screw rs bright .tn} esi chOppihs | vels and sFat4 wool cari;; yI eelyards fI0d j; circular doii [ do; polishaI ted ard iron | and hinges | Eks of all kla| tacks; bratsa 1; avis; sad I es common wood and hall Es; bed easta1i |ocket kniVe'i ,rks; braces al shears and st
 sauce pans; <! ; sicklea; cot sauares, hcv@
 hand vices; )
 nbs; horse | tin do do. |
 WILLlAl 8 ae45.
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NEW coo ltl

NEW oUG| : east corner ef A1a .,,.I DER 91 has just ia,,s '''s| sting, in ,Pa Pa'II IIatssi| $ lins, ana a. .,'s ,se ladie] onnets, tor lr .,'' LOg | of of which .nS he %'ti ;n tbs be purchased ,s lsil. '.i l, May 10, i
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off NIilsqllllll

E's d, a few slas4aI'sI .s.I, f fl the kind, evtl HsI of of BoBlsfTII,, II,,,I ,e G1 piece, eek !, for ora, 2 Is,sst' best and most u''l Ash' eEyEopGE NJ ]!
 oNe East g
 Hid Hides, pcltHTiiss;s g, : rht at inc hlsN'''H H
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THE AURORA,

LiHle Rock, Feb.I I9l, l,S45.
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NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO POLITICS AND
LITERATURE. PROSPRCYUS.

WYE propose to publish newspaper, to be edit
 w ed in the three prineipa! languages which are spoken in America, viz: English, Spanish and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
NJ. * I. SWEENEY.

y iust received aud vpcueU 100 packays
al FINE CHINA ani QUEENSWARE
Ame"s other articles They have
ttns Gold band China Tea Scis from 81 Ia 100 rs
NiSh Cali aud FaUry - 10
Do 90 extn Gn. N,
Nchly decorated Maniel Ornaments. Colleagues. Fan.
cy luk', Bssk'is dc ia gs,at variety.
The Lld5cs are invited % call aud examinc
ihese. as i1ey surp9ss auy thing uf The knd ever
before bought 10 lhis country aud are worth seeiog
tSrh Gli and embissed FsGu Baskets. laced & hieh
Wtnio China do do a.,
oii arj rlsin Cumfoiiefs. Casservl'cs. Tatrcens,
b0ais eni Sau',; TIA Pots sugars and & cans.
Tea und C'tIcc Cups and Sluccrs. Plates. &c, huied
plain ond iaucy SYKES, IA sets % pieces lU suis Gus.
toners
In common ware We have L%i~errool Dishes anal
Plates 81 all sizes. Teas and Con,e-. Tea aud Coffee
fo's, Sugars and Cresms. Sc, OF Nsri4us cOluis.
PRIMES Flowing b'ue anj Fancy Tuiiu Sets: ev,n-
m1n edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. Sc. g., with ove.
~ oliicr ariClo usually kept ga thc mnsi cHt0usiye
ia the country. atj which the public
need only call ahd price L. he satisfied that We sell
iowct han they can be purchase elsewhere. We
have Un hand and ore constantly manufacturing
aud slain Iioll Lamps. Lanterns. Tun,bler.
Dishes. &c, Which tcgelhcr VIVA ont s,o,k of
Q~peenswarc, We invite Tie attention III pare hassrs.
sithet wholesale or retail. Earehoesrs Nu- I ,nd
Monroe ~. Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
RRENTI.INGEN,S

IL AsAN.N II = I h /.
AN ENTIRE VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
gNOR the Cure oiSCIiOFULA. Eniergeneat II
n The Joints. Chronic Rheumatism. Goui, Lum.
hago. DYSPEPSIA IsIigc,iioB. Eevptsous ~ iSs
Skta. Neu'e Rish. letter. pGorsY, ), ph ihc,ie ot
Mertarisl Disease; m short iuum all diseases nt>
s,ng itotn an lAirURE stats of IN. BLOOD. a dc.
tireed condition a. the OigssIye Orgsus os lac N.
!Up cIors use 81 MERcCRy.
II = now some twelve years s,nce tho propi tor
eoiue tp the knowledge IT iht> syrup, in Which
lime - has he feel. happy 90 ~. tar exceeded h.,
expectations. having periOttucd vufes whore
>" aims Panacea Rud the various Preparations vi
Safsapafilla could MOI. though persisted ~ for e long
Time. Produce tie least salutary effects upon Va.
patients.
la rs properties. III. 76aie, Ca,,nr'ie. Biaplo
relic. D,-orelic. anu ac,s upon the LIVER. sy eIei.
ring ii whrn Iuueuid to ,ecrei,un.
A. an Ate a ice and PA, ,ssr of the BLOOD II
4, honestly beiicv cd by he Proprietor. sn,euor To
any otheT medicine n"~ In use.
Indeed u VAS mot unni ho hal become fully sat
isfod of ITS great medicinsi virtues. together with
The solicitations vi peroHs Who had witnessed the
same. t,at he would cUu.ent 60 nnlico II through he
medium OF o newspapcr. ss such "a course 10 hm
always seemed 90 much like f~Isekefy pIfiing IL
sell tuiu notice.
Through tho persuasion ~ many pcrsnus. who
seem 10 think him IN duty bound 80 publish II lo
iho wurld for The tcucfi OF 81 Herring humanity. no
has II length come 10 The conclusion Of rursuirg
The conise ldoaied by every cnmpnunder II lnack
medicines, though he tfeals not With Thar b'r-fared
,Im"ter, wlrch many use IN order 10 cram iscif
,iuH duwn The throats of IA too cnsiiy lelGGed Ieu-
pls. CsUIiicstei vi cures have o'Irn been ioI-
dertd him. (or Which, I've ieeIs truly Ihahkiul 10
such iUr tier go'd m,euuuns) tat sUCh thlus, ho
ueves deemed ucce~aty, a. ho does at all times
cunsiJer h. assertion - Itself. all sufficient. aud
Ihos, ~ lao caunu, Jake Ir gtauiad What h. LAY : are
under no ooupulsion To take hs weJiciuo ac.
80 nn "a Al u .nslt laMtl. ur. ts.t,unHruu. 4 . ktu
thc : yutP. aud also a Description OF the tinr
at food ~ bc ustd, with the modo Ul pre-
pairing II. Fat sale at
B~RENTLlNGERS APOrfiECA. Monroe St.
Near lhe Csuu House, where can hc hsd M any
hour "t the day or night. Physicinns' prescriptions
-nd family rIicincs .talI doscriptuts.
Also Brenllingefs COmponud syrup Of B'reseI.
Tor the cure ct Coughs. Colds, L'ghN.ess Of Tho
Chest oud I~ycipicnt CoHsnnp ION. .
Should any uerson Ja0er u,ing | b"iIle OF this
Cough n ix'ufe. cuDe tacA and sny ne had received
40 bsneGt ir,u, ~. hs MONTY shall DO refunded.
dec % ly
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
Fan 81 ~ EHscT' &esOciS

a UST RECEIVED Iram The Ei.i, The mos
20 s~p!eudul stock OF fscnch AMI English Brad
BeaNefand Wellington CLOTHS, Plan anil Fancy
Ca>simefos; every yarttv u NLSTiNCS to suij
the isseotihe most fgstidiuus.
Having procured the latest Fashions from Lon
don, PARIS aud Philadeli "a. the subscriber Is pre-
pared Ia furnish hose MA may please 10 give him
a call. wth a slylc hot 10 be surpassed Ia tue West
tie hopes 10 sec hts friends. customers and IA,
pnhlic generally call and examine hs sipvk OF su'
pc rOr goods. Lei'se purchasing elsewhere =.
JOHN X BLACK.
Fourth dosr SouM Of The Ia. Hoi'i, Nam 81,
Get ~ 6m