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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-22
EOR RENE.

A nan,anon on ,he Turnpike. one
u "a IL YVES, of Slovsiown, haVing a.
bemt zns acres of clear Iand. late The
mr. .o,.,,Q al David Dihcr,. deed. will he
sr red Tor reni at qHnI'c ouirrv on the
,remises On tie l>tel ci"ber heKl. for
nne year from Tie FIRST Of AprII ensuing.
IF n5i ren,ed. IL wili tilen he offered for
sale.
JOHN DIBERT,
July 81. '46.t Im'r.
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|, JACOB PHIEIPPI.
General Election


will h" held on he serond Tuesday Of
Oclorrr next, (hring the 18th dav Of the
mnn;h.) at the several election districts.
tuwu:
The Electors Of the borough and
township of Somerset. In meet at the
C"nu House. in al horongh;
The Electors of the township Of Mil
ford. 60 meet al The house of John Wei
Ter. IA sand township;
The EiectorS "l rhe township of Tur-
keyfo"I, Ia Ineei al The house nf .Ie>ryh
PrIugrv (now George AnseD in said
township.
The Lierrors Of tie township Of Ad.
dlso4 =" meet al The house ot Samuel El-
der. IA 'he town of Pe!eIsSurgh. in S Id
township:
The Electors Of the township of Elk
lIrk. Ia m,el At lhe house GarmrrI, orcn.
pace br iaseIsh MIll-, IN Salisbury. in
sad In~b>hip.
4 he Electors at the township of Sum
mil. TO meet Al tie School House Of My-
ers' Ndi. "a nd lp,
The t.ler,orS nf the township Of
Greeu'Ille. 4" n'ret ri The house Of
Gr"ree Lang. in SAID township;
The E,ieciors ol lhe towuship of Snu,h.
amPiap. to meet al abe housc OF Daniel
d.erlev IN said Iownstir:
The Electors of The Borough of Ber-
lin and the township oi BrothersvaIley
80 meet Il ihr house al Archibald Comp
tor, ia ia borough;
The Eiertcrs OF ti,e township Of Sto-
nvereek. 10 meet al tie house Of jacob
Ntll. Jr IN sad tav Il~liip:
The Electors of the Borungh Of Siovs.
iowa. 50 meet ~ the house OF John Hue,
in s;ia hosungh;
The Electors OF tie township or Que
maiioulng. :" meeI at he h, use of d .y,d
Shaiitr IN : ovs'"wn;
The t.iecI r "f Iie inwnship of Alle
ehen,, 80 meri al tie house OF James
Phil.nn. in sald townsinp;
'ihc Electors af tie township Of Con-
enaug''. :" meei at lhe house OF Peer
Lew. in said ip;
The Electors Of The township ofshsde
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DR.. s, POSTLETEWAITE,

EENOERS his professional services 10 ~.
! public Office IA the building formerly -
Cupied by Charles Ugle, Esq as law eiFes.
Iune 9, 1919.
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Patent wermifuge.

DH' ACiASEs AMERICAN W ORN SPECIFIC
Promptly erpctg Worms 10 an ui0iost IN
credIbie 7Hm6erl
sZO suhstanilafe the above fact MANY hundreds
s4s of testimonials could be adduced, out Of
which The following are selected. from Indiyid-
ualS of standing and vcracilv Indeed it is cor.
ii6ently affirmed ths, each new trial of the pow
crs Of this remedy will have an additional ten
dency TO widen and confirm its fame and that if
were universally known and fused over the
United states, ii would not save less than many
hu1dreds, if not thousands Of lives annually.
CERFlFICA1ES.
do certify that vial of Or. MTane's Amen
can Worm Specific expelled five hundred and two
whole worms and pieces that would have made
sixty more, from boy Of John LewelIiug. which,
if iaid in a straight line would have most probably
measured the enormous length of one huu,Irer
yards. JOSIAH JACKSON. owner Of " ate
Forge, and other works Monongalia county,Va
This is to certify that purchased from fIolmes
& Kidd vial of DR.. M'Isne's American Worm
Npccif" and gave two doses to a boy Of mine
about three years years Of age. He passed fully
half pint Of worms. The quantity was so large
was really alarmed, and called in several Of nv
neiehbors to see them. Had this story been re-
lated Ia mP, could MT have credited il. without
being an eyewitness TO the same Nv chids
health improved much after.
SAML MORRISON.
Merchant Tailor Mood - p,ftSfr,rgh
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WOOL IT'S.

Country Dealers will be supplied with
any quantity they may desire for retail,
on short notice and al moderate prices;
and customers can at all times either have
a choice from among the stork on baud.
or have their hats made 10 order, OF any
QUALITY Or STYLE.
From bIs long experience in the busi.
ness aud determination To Sc cheap,
and at the same time also Ihai his hats
shall not be exreIled by those Of any
other establishment here or elsew here.
the subscriber fhiers himself with the
hope that he shall continue to receive a
liberal >h re nf public pItr,nage.
CAUTION. -GT
The subscriber understands tlat some
persons have been selling hats as having
been manufactured hy him, which are
made elsewhere = and he therefore eau
lions the puhlir against purchasing any
as his make. Inch have no, the words
"IoItn & kur,z. Main street, Somerset.
Pa. on the tip.
Furs aa,l approved country produce
taken IN exchange fnr has.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
sets JOHN e. kURTZ.
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aEB'sfEE. FOR ~ 'AElEEDS
Al PITTSBURGH.
DrS. SDeer and Kuhn.

yES ME ohjec, of this establishment, is
4 to supply want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers ON our western high
wavs-bv residents. without family, Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
Ia Tins pIare for relief from Surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want nf the various comforts
and attentions 81 necessary and agreeable
To the sick. and irom careless and I'M
fanhful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
InvalIds win here he provided with
constant. faithful and comfortable atlen-
dance. sud al rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
he extended to every variety of disease.
u is intended hy DR.. Speer, To give spe-
cial attention 10
ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To
DISE.4SES or THE EYE.
10 these branches Of his profession
he has given large share of his atien-
ion for the last iweniv-fve years. and
he will continue To devote tn them the
experience acquired 10y a constant prac-
ticr during that time.
The Hotel for invalids is not an exper
imeni LIS establishment is suggested
not only as necessary tn supply an evi-
dent want in this riiv, in rhe entire ab-
sence of any special provision for The
I.sick. but is warranted ;Iso hv the sucress
Of similar institutions al Cinciunali and
New Orieaus--ihe faEmer under The care
Of Drs. 'Falialerro. Marshall and Strader
the Ialier under ,halof DE-. Stone.
The building srlerte9 for The purpose
is situated at the corner of Federal an,i
Robinson streets. in Allegheny civ. adj
joining the civ of Pittsburgh. Ii Is
commolinhs and roomy, am furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick.
Applications for admission To he made
tn the subscribers. AZ their oilice on Penn
street. pnshurgI,. or at tj,e eslahliSl,ment.
- sCzn No contagious diseases will he ad
United. J.R. SpEER. NJ. ID.
j. s. KUHN, NJ. ID.
February IS. lS45.
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PROCLiM ALTON.

EEnEREAS. hy AN ACT of The Gen.
w erai Assembly of the Common.
wealth ol Pennsy lvanja. entitled 'An act
Telalnig 10 theElerlinns of tlls Common
wealth, ii Is eninined on the Sheriff to
give public uotire oI such election. and
Ia enumeraie in such notice what Officers
are 10 be elected: In pursuance thereof,
/, JACOB PHILIPPE,
High Sheriff ni the couniv oC Somerset
d" hereby make known aud give public
n"Ire to ihe qualified electors of The said
COUNTY. that
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Merchant TaiIor. zoe s. Plll.51rgh

Some two months ago purchased vial of Dr.
NJ Lanes American Nom Spe' ific gave boy
OF mine most of vial; he passed forty very
large worms. From that time his health impTo-
we'd very much. had tried two other Yermiiuges
to no purpose. believe Dr. " Lanes the best
article before the public. d. CALHOUN.
Mililin township, Allegheny county.
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HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

From regular Physician. DR. > Smith, Sun
fish, Ohio.
Mr. Kidd-Dear Sir have used in my
pactice DR.. M'l.ane's American Worm >pecifc
rnd have of.en Witnessed It's efficacy In cxpelling
worms from the system. \ patient of mine
short time ag,. gave visi Of the Worm Specific
a child; in a short time upwards Of sixty.fys
worms were expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietor hy
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. corner of
4lh and Wond stS Pittsburgh.
Also fr sale by tie following AGENTS
JOHN l.. SNYDER. Somerset,
Hay and Morrison. I.avanSriEe.
X nablc and Yougbt. Centrevilie,
NJ A. Ross, Petrfshursh,
A. WAR. Snithirld.
c. Cook. WeIlersburgh.
Samuel Kurlz Somerset.
Samuel liarnet, Addison,
Livcngoad 81 WcliTley Salisbury
Charles krssnger Beilin.
Edm Herman. Jenuer Cross reads,
Edward B,.vif. SiovstoWn
p & w. Myers, Myers Mil.
n. D. BE particular 10 ask for Dr.. M'Lane's
American WOtn SPeeifc, Os Passnt VsrnnfaGs.
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Lands for Sale,

LT ARKANSAS .9.N.D .NISSISSIPPL TTNHE subscriber offers for sale 10000 acres of \ Land, in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas: Say Hrmpsiead, Serier, Cgzrk, Daitas. Ld- ayeitc, toa. Sc, in quantities to suit purchasers. Also, in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say, the counties of besoto. MarsaaH, TSaica, Pc nota, Yaiia6usha, caoetdr. Tliiahatchis, Holmes, Kinds, Washington, Gmfoii, and Kasoo. Town ship maps of portion of these lands have been pro cured taken from the original surveys, showing all the water-courses, &c.; and the undersigned has been at the expense of procuring competent persons 10 examine many of these lands by quarter sections and furnish field notes of each quarter, being mi mute descrpton with adiagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terns, five payments one fifth cash in hand, and residue one, two, three and four years, equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale.
 N D. Persons having plantations lying in the neighberhood of these lands, can be called upon, who will show thein to those desirous of purchas- ing. Further information can be had by addressing (pos paid.1 Bowers X Co, Memphis. Tennessee, or Wm. II. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM. II. BOWERS.
 August leM, fsa6 4s-im-d
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PTAEJGHS.

0A SMALL cast ploaghs, with points extra; [F Rowland's st and ' feet mill and cross cut saws; Ames' spades patent straw cutters hay forks and rakes; grain crades seythe snahs; garden hoes mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails; anviis; vices screw plates; sledge and hand ham mers; Hnnt's axes broad, shinging and axe hatch cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles; shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, lbsok-ease, and cupboard locks; car pcnter's knob locks; plate lecks; gun locks; gun nipples; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw, fla, and half round files; coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth, jack, and ointer planes spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs, Sc.
 Received and for sale. by gT
 April lIth.--3i:tf N -ftrsta
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A lsst rate RkRM, lying on the Military roaEi A leading from Little Rock to Texas. and aboat sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond ccllegeyile. This farm contains tschuaslsed acres land of the best qaalisy-Esfy scres cleared seAay for cultivation. s;A shs.s tsiy acres enclosed i6r a woods p4siure. Has on it fine new frame buil- ding, large roomy alsfgeO containing the best tfuit in the State; good Welt and all tke Sta bles, Cribs and cut Haases necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good crder.
 This is the most desirable stand for house ol Entertainment that there is on the road fron tAis point Co Red liver. Possession given immediatels For further particulars, persons wishing to rent or bay. gre rsfsrred so Col s. M. Rutherford. who lived on the place last year. and now at ColIegeyie
 Terms made to snt spgsssatsons, APpiyto
 A. HUTT. 2 Laef Hos
 Liiie Rock. Fsb. 25. ISH 2f-tf.
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DESIGNATION.
G;opartncrship.

Groceries Ac.. a"M. VANCE X BROTHERS, Main street W have received by late arrivals and ofef for sale al the lowest fates--- 50 Sacks prime Rie Coffee, 30 Bbls Prae Brown Sugar,
 Bbfs White Loaf Sugar,
 ls Bbis New Ofleaas Moiasses, lss Bhls Sugar-ho Molasses, f50 Sacks coarse Salt, 60 Sacks fine Salt, 25 Boxes best Sperm Gasdies. ALSO whole, half and quarter kegs, Ride Pow der, DsSp and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails. Iron, Gc., A.. which will be scti wholesale or retail low as can be got in the city. Terms CASH Little Mock July le, i345. 4f-tf
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Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the l lcitizens of Little Rock and vicinity. that he still carries on the CABIsxr and CHAIR making business. at his old stand on Markham Street. and 0prepareddo fa orders At the shortest notice.
 LUMBER, PRODUCE. HIDES, BEESW.4X ( sr -zsr .r yag AND RELTRLES ga < E18 taken ia exchange Tor furniture a.the highest mar kct price. t s4
 N. D. Old furniture neatly repaired, and vsrnish- eds Cotiins made at all hours. Prices to sosres- pond with the times. WM. ZANZIBAR. Oct. 6. lS45. 4---tf.
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To the Public.

DILLJOHNSONw would re- ESM ID spectfnily inform the pub 423kz1aE lie that he is now prepared with first rate Carriage, and also good Baggage Wasoss, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the a Hot Springs.
 He can accommodate four passengers with their wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract fos with as much soniovt and ease as they eoald travel in their uwn private carriages. RfeFS gsH8 As driver his skin and attention to the safety oi his passengers is well known to the travelling public His charges will be in accordance with the hard times He can be found iatsall times by inqairing at the bar of the 4. .tsony House, or the Franklin House Little Rock, April IT, ls44-si-tf
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scnooL FOR YoUNogLADIEs

 NTRS. HARRIS begssleaye 10 inform the citi- 1V1 zens of Little Rock, and the surrounding country. that her school re-opens on Monday nert- PAtticHlsr care is bestowed on the children com- mit.ed 10 her charge. The mode of discipline pur- sued by Mrs Harris, is one of uniform gentleness, calculated to prodnce the happest effects upon all dispositions Strict attention is paid 10 their als. Mrs. H. hopes that unremitting attention and afaithfui di4charge of duty. wiIlH prove the best evidence of her qualifications; and now retuFas her sincere ihanks for the patronage she has received during the fast twelve months.
 The course ofinstfuction comprises all the higher brahehes of a good English education. '5-s' st Mrs.SH. would be pleased to form French class, taught on the Oral System of Manesea-
 Terns made known upon application at the school.
 Mrs, Harris has the honor of referring to the fol- lowing gentlemen, viE
 Host 3. Johnson, Cola. E. Thornton, Col. wm. Field, Mir. Wm. E. Woodruff. Col. "A. H. Ruther- ford, Elder w. ". Stevenson. Dr. Cunningham, Col L. Snapp, ss..
 Lii,le Rock, Aug. 2s, lsi6.-5l-u.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-12-09

: ss 's s;: - -. .s @ ONT c AEy. 4 - @ ~ not tAznp ---we who stood - t6e iron sfeei that day-s s' # \. a.: ~ sssak a ssiiant spirif would '' N. ss ls lz I ls yeqfs ff h1 but could .as sa M N ase s eesfl wissh ps II Montsssy
 H,w nsFe, now thsr. tssG Gshsnf, ls hsilsd . < HszysA4 ess.lly. dzitls ~ hssy spray. E el Ms&s$&9px Eagle soidier qaafied sE ..s.
 sMsn ~ sFnnaded coaussAns spand tlseR walled - slying sheat at pfoassrey, ,s.s.s,.-a
 ss, cn--.sill os cur .solamn lnept ;. .s. sx.rs nso9gh walls of flame its whitening way, ssss seii ths dead. the living stspf.
 ss.m ebasEiag on the guns which swept
 Msppery streets of Monterey.
 A.. lps sinscIf Feesoiied sshast, ;
 Mntef stliking where he strongest lay, SeaNs N Ne aNooped kis fl4nking batteries past,
 sa = bfasaae tnit their maraeruas hlass.
 1. a .eF'ssssss E>s>= she s.ss>ss @ Monterey. 0aF seHasss es hose sarress wave, ag ? = A.a sasse 6uFeyeniag bagirs play; nzs< esaaAt ooagils sbssse theaf gfsyss s &seg green she meincty CT the bsage 7"
 skho tossat and feli ss Bioatersy. 8 We sie nok many we wto spass'i
 eeaiae ne hFsTe who tau that day; C, Liuf Nllle pf ns have not confessed ,s He faslses share their warrior rest, . laa nss hzse been ai hioa,ersy.
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]. - FOREIGN Nss'' s' ''''' PERII!Ql,D[lIIGAbIIS. AbII THE LYNDON QUARTERLY gislsiss U REVIEW, ..a THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; < <, THE. TOREIGN QUARTERLY
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 The widespread fame of these splehdid Periodi- cais renders 1t needless to saY much in their praise. As literary organs, they stahd Tar in advance oi any works Of similar stamp now published, while tic political eompaexiSR of each is naked by . dignity. eandor and ipFbezaaee not often found in works of party character.
 They enbtaee the views of three great pafties ia fEagiand- -sFhig. Tory and Ra9i.ai. ..se Black
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 Four copies of aey or all fthe above works will be aentto one addless oa payment of the regular subscription for free-te fourth copy being gratis.
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 ted taking his receipt and forwarding the receipt by nail. Post paid of fhe money may be enclosed ih a letter. Post -paid. direct to the publishers. s IN, H.--Ths Postsss on all these Periodicals is reduced by the Post-O Office law. to about oue hiFd Ike ormer rates, making very important saving in the expchse to mail subscribers. i@ FfHQ7i
 = fssaii Gae prsaeipai cifiss and 75wns ArUagh- ssa Ms Usiea Siasss te sAieh AsIsisa diFsct Raii- Road er Water communication from he cify Of New Fork. hese periopfeais tiH De defiresed FREE OF POSTAGE 3fafs se tsa7 fHsln1 .EONARD SCOTT & co. Publishers,
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GArsI.

"A lAr0s
 FTyHE undersigned has tahen the well knswn store II recently occupied by 5. If Tucker. Esq, for the parposs Of condncting and transacsinE sn Aae. pakiie. geaesaiy. ts sxpssss hope that his long experience zpd fsteiity iRfhe above business, wil secure hin de pAaseasxe Sf ks gsis5as and the com nsnnity. He is aow fdliy prepared e receive con. sienments cf aay description Whafeves. Sales WiiI bs sGsetsd at ary and asl times. at the .sAaefion Mart. apan Slaves. Real Estate, Merchandise, Heuseload Furnieure. ke. Hc. fletafas made imme. diately after sales wtk psomplnsss Liberal advam. ces viii be made upon eonsignments, when required The Auction Mast wilt have regular sales on Mon. day, Wednesday. aka Saturdays, and oa Tuesday, Tkarsdsy and saturday evening".
 \ RI FIR. TAYLOR. March 7s. lSss.--n2s-iy-
The Arkansas banner., 1846-12-09

Ionss wGs%ia iks iabit aA erilinE ae- san,s swha6 st.iny, z ssse soane jle IevsfsE U ss,siis iisiiitoash, ah iissnisg asaipss
 n esshureh fbP sappcrt He hail- j1sj ij6s Ms. Jnaes yca look F siilek q Joining iie ehssfiss s''- U . fd Jdses ssl incline cusssidesa-
 V I'sseai.D
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DR. .. M. WERR,

LEAVING returned 10 the city, offers his servic- HI es tc the citizens of Little Rock and surround ing country in the praefice of Medicine, Surgery, and Obsfetrics He intends to devote himself to the practice of his profession, His office is on Main St., in ;he building formerly occupied by B. Line beaagh deceased; where he may at all times be found unless professionally absent.
 LiiLle Rock. .4rIts., SeptemtOT, 23d, isi6 as :aqf as. s,ra .ss ~ . 2-3m.
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M. N. ALDRfCH

HAS just returned from the East, where he has \ \ been for some weeks engaged in selecting 3 large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods, suitable for this season and market-part of which he has just received per Arkansas No. 1, and has open ed consisting of Ito say
 73 pieces of the most fashionable styles;
 10 furniture prints 3 doz parasols assorted sizes; s4Ul
 Belzarine dress hankf; f4l4.t.
 Plain black lawn;
 Figured do do; B Fancy bArsee for dresses; el i9i A%erisaa me. and pla'd s'ashamss
 Layse do; ''fa Bonnet ribbons; sH9 Bishop lam ssaeap netting; ,a Plaia and iig. iackonet;
 Fancy dress shawls,
 Worsfed do
 Naid drills and denims;
 Gambfon and red Aannels, | Whalebone and pst. thread;
 Percussion caps and ivory combs;
 10 turkey red; Ss Apron cheeks,
 Bro. mu-+ +~s and driiings; ss dog. large GU. umbrellas; 'A@ ALSO:
 Fish hooks and lines;
 Large assortment P, l.. hats;
 Gentlemen sewed calls begged boots latest fash
 ion;
 Gents goat skin brnsans;
 Children shoes;
 tand fag spanish saddles; bsid.ss. martingzies and stinup; L Leathers and carriage whips; A lot summer elsthen; very cheap; The residue of his extensive stocks, Is on board fhe AsAsnsas Mai which is daily expested and wnea she arrives he invites every body. and part ealarly the LADIES, tc call ard see him, as he is deternined to kep up his character for selling the CHEAPEST and BEST goods in the City Little Rock. April 7eth, fs46.-ssstf
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20 do Congressional Register 10 O
 The name of no person will be entered upoa ou books unless the payment of the subscription b made in advaace. < ssa ss 5i-sm.
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sa lxL

ts Salt. s. , n EsUR SALE. lsrge lot of eparss snd 5IneSALT - WI VArcE ss M 1KbfIikRs. --S<pf. l. ls<6. lsiaf.l
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Newton. BOileau & Co, HAVE IN.SToRE AND FOR SALE HI 900 sacks coarse salt; i25 sacks sne salt:
 D hhss. rectifed Whiskey; 7bbs. Mshoagahela Whiskey;
 ALSO, Coffee, sugar. rice. Tobaces, iron nails, castings &c.,, &e. S6th Ncf. StS ii--tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-12-09

pure fseIG nessoa Castor Oil. 6A D08. asak kPat ap. and fdrsAls hy A5Ssssss i;s sss sssss ssssss Sf Eshsa ys