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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

w citizens of Burlington, and the surround
ing towns and country, that he has on hand
at the above stand.
Large and Splendid Assortment
Of custom made work, and i. prepared with the
best workmen and leather, to make any amount
Of work in his line that may be wanted, of the
best kind, on short notice.
Mems high camille quilted buckskin seated sad
dies
Best and common fall back hoyskin do do
Side saddles with quilted salf.kin seats
Side saddles with plush do
Best and common buggy harness
Two horse wagon harness, stage harness
addie-bags and Trunks
Double and single bride filing, with bits.
made from black and fair leather
Blind brides and backbands
Calfskin, kipskin and hogskn collars
Double and single girths and hip straps
Ualters, large and small whip lashcs
ALSO
A general assortment of shoe makers and sad.
dlers' leather, at wholesale or retail at Saint
Loui' prices or LESS.
All the above articles and any other that
may be wanted in our line, will be sold low
for cash or hides Of every description. We
are resolved to establish a
Permanent shop,
and expect soon to be able to take all kinds Of
country produce in pay for our articles. We
now want
5OODRY HIDES.
We hope by keeping CONSTANT SUP.
PLY of the above articles on hand, and paw.
ing strict attention to our business to be libe
rally patronised
Burlington, April 23d, 1s46-45-6m
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TO SADDLERS.

TUST reed and fer sale by GEO.
- ARMSTRONG;, at his establishment on
Main street, Burlington,
Skrting, harness and bride leather
Plush for ladies saddles
Calf and hog skin seating and pad skins
Saddlestrecs of all kinds
Straining and girthing web
Silk and thread, stirrup and bride bits
Bride and harness buck les
9 horse and buggy harness
Tacks from 3oz TO 90 OF
Martngale and harness rings, &c &c
Low Tor cash or dry hides may IA '46
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DIR E. EASTERLY & co. i

WHOLESALE e. RETAlLM
w Frs in all valuable FlMLT "
and by special appointment Of toe ps
are the only authorized agents y Z
and General Wholesale Agcnls'ef .
tern states. for the following losW
remedies. 81.
Buchau's Hungarian BaIsam Of ",
Or Lwayne's compound syrup
Cherry .,rsa
1hompson's compound syrup W"
Wood Naptha
Dalley's Magical Pain Extfse'o
Jew David's or Hebrew rlasH
Detterer's Magic Hair OIL
DR. Halsted's Magnetic Remeoln
DR. Aliens Dyspeptic Compoea,a .,,,r
DR. Upham's Vegetable Pile bi'.. .,, y
DR. Smiths Indian vegetable l''sA
Pills
Vegetable Persian Pills OH.
Morrison's Universal Hygean f,'I I'D
Bowers Infant Cordial; Bartiae sI,isE
Allebasi's Family Medicines''as' ,ssss
do Health pills and 'o'
do Poor Mans Plaster
Spencer's Tonic Btters
Bakers DiarrhGa Specihc pah
DR. Watson's Fever and Agus na |
wynkoop's Tonic Mixture ~
ague a. Nsros;
Hemsiey's worm syrup; w "'
DR. Becker's eye oalsam
DR. McLone's Worm SPec'no
Sherman's medicatcd toilet s0'f
Nerve and bone liniment .svisr
DR. Lemuel Warren's tootn ~,
McAlister all healing ~.la,bts
And, in fact, every other truly \ bsd, I,
cine now before the public, can ,,Isd;ensP
sale and retail, at this Family
No. rs, Chestnut street. .. al .
~ Country Merchants, Guy aly.;a,s,a,
Druggists, and dealers in me ':,.s.. ~
ed TO call and examine our P,'o ,hsy z
be sold at 10 per cent. less 'p r,mn,rlls
had elsewhere in the city. ln,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24
VIEW GOODS, CHEAP Real span.

nv wv UOODS, CHEAF Real Span
= ish Chocolate, CASTLE bar soap, Ami.
ette Cordlals, Olive oil, superior sperm can
dies, the celebrated Star candles, fresh rice,
premium mustard, best Imperial tea in cat
sizes, &c. small assortment of the above
choice articles, with general supply Of
Groceries, Tor sale BY W II MAuao
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

SHINGLES No. l A.
~ $4,000 pine shingles reed per s. b..
Lynx and for sale for cash or produce by
jun l8 BT DAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF THE
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
EDINBURGH REVIEW,
FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW
WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURC MA
GAZINE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

r FATHER Sole and Upper leather
IL for sale at cost. Shoemakers and farm.
ers attend [jun25l A s SHACKFORD
jun25 Jefferson Street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

MAILS SPIKES & BRADS A good
~ assortment for sale by
JOHN G FooTE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

COTTON YARNS, &C.
~ 5000 lbs Pittsburgh Cation Yarn
300 do carpet chain
Is bales cotton batting
5 do candle wick
so kegs white lead
20 boxes ass'd Glassware, Just received
from Pittsburgh by CooLBAuGH
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

HATS. Mole.skin, Russia, Beaver
- and Wool hats, can be had at cost at
jun25 SHACKFORD'S store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

SHOES. Shoes Ladies' fine kid Slip
~ pers, kip do, lace working do, half CATERS,
mems calf and kip brogans, kip boots, boys
and children's do, of all sizes and qualities
just reed per st Croix and for sale very low
BIT DAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

DIR. BRACES PILLS.
SUGAR Coated Pills and Tonic Pills.
~ A certain cure for Fever and Ague, also
Indian Queen Vegetable Pills for sale.
Jy2 gaz cop WESLEY JONES
The Arkansas banner., 1846-10-07

AsAsAs aiI sh> sSd fsnsesiee q .ae day teg Awue and Reser ehIifmnd Fever Aphe seoHa so iMeei mifh such f4piliy d sais Siia Rise s0 maeh gelef' ai islAsi6s. a Df fIMila eelshfai6d pis. Mhen. eyer they have beer ntreiuce all tpnics n what eyer ehape aii mixtures. and Fills sa 0 sYSE3 ehxrAsse4, designed for thie disease lass Isen discarded As eE3. wholly usesess -n0 and DF. hasss Aru6 PiIls have been seqesxea as the only permanent rufes
 fhsy stop the Chills anu Fever the hsss day, and dc not s.eksn tha stomach or operate on tue boN- els.
 Young children. aze persons et all agess sexes, ahA conditions may use these Pills. nst only with safely. hut with the certainty sg success.
 fsfsige Fosrssi of joueshoro' Ala, was cured ol q severe and obstinate ess os Cbiils, with only Ahaii n box ailsr two phy sicians had exhausted al ileiF skill. ' John Camp, merchant ai Elyten, Ala, says he never knew them to fail. has sold several gTocr of boxes. and cured tea eases n isis oHE iainily.
 Messrs. pettigfew & Gray write they are entirely ot. They say no nedicine sold in their store gives senh satisfaction or cifes as soon, ard permanens-
 We miehf give scores of differences and eeftiiI- catrs bot sse refer the readero opt agents where they may obtain | pamphlet tgratlsl giving inll description of the medicine, and its manner pt use.
 Price 6i per box. with directions.
 Who wonld he troubled with that distressing com plaint tha Tooth Aehe when t can ee speedily eur cd without pain or exiraciing'
 DR. ACCOUNTS
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 B S
AND VEGETABLE TONIC & RESTORATIVE LETTERS.

The value and efficacy of Spcncerss Vegetable Pills havs long been known and appreciated in a great variety 0f diseases. and the best and most important of Family Medicines. Dr. Spencer hay ; hsyn sssnstssl by desire te benefit his fellow beings. has also prepared his Vegetable Tonic and Restorative Bitters, whchhe now otsrs to the Pub lie, as the result of sn extensive practice. and thorough investigation of the laws which govein the human system.
 In proof o their extraordinary curative properties
 large number ot Certificates, iron, the most repec- table citizens in different sections oite Union might be appended: but the high reputation which Spen- cer's Vegetable fAlis hsee acquired, IS sufficient te recommend these Btters to the special notice of the afflicted.
 They arc purely Vegetable. and may be taken with perfect safety bY all ages and sexe. in youth ful aduit and declining life.
 ltis well known, that for the promotion of sound heals., wcll-reguated and propottionate quantity of bile upon the stomach, Is always re9aisite-it stimulates digestion. and keeps the intestinal canal free from all distractions On the intercr surface of the liver is peculiar bladder, in which the bile is first preseryed being iornied by the liver from ina blood. thence it passes into the somacb and ntes- tines and regulates digestion. Thus We see when there is deficiency of bile, the body is constantly costive. On the other hand, tn osefabandanee ei bile causes frequent nausea n the stomach and often pfo,noses very severe attacks of diseases.
 The design of Spencer's Vegetable Pills, and te getabe Tonic Restorative Bitters. is ocreate flow or pure healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrd kind. This is effected by their sautary action upon the various organs by which the bile Is iormed-and 1t will be seen at once that the bile mus. he healthy or unhealthy. according to the formation ot tfe blood and that the purity irupurity of the blood is owing to the formatson of the 'Chye which passes into and forms the blood These Pills and Bitters, by their beneficial action upon the stomach causes that important organ to produce proper quantity of pure healthy chyle and hehce their extraordinary powers in purifying the blood regulating the safi- ous secreticns. forming pure healthy bile. and tonishingy assisting digestion, that nearly nine tenths of all diseases relieved orentireiy cured by their use
 The object of the Pills IS 10 stimulate al the vital organs of the system into notion. and thereby cleans the stomach and bowels of ali the morbiic and oen sive matter with which the system is charged and which promotes drease The Biters are 'o strength en and restore the stomach and vital organs to theI proper tone and vigor When this is accomplished ! good health mast be the result.
 fresh supply Just received and for sale in Little Rock by Drs. fl. HabeTnan. R. l.. Dndge and J w Tappe. Also their invaluable medicines may be had on inquiry in almost every towa and village in the Sonthem and Western States.
 MaTch II, iSl6. 26-ly.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
 As nonrxirrx and slay sehslAxs.

MRS HARRIS begs leave to inform the ci,i- MI xens Of Little Rock. afd the surrounding cDnntfy. that her school re-opens oa Monday asxf- pa,tieaiaf care Is bestowed en the children com niisad to her charge. The mode of discipline pur- saei hy Mfs. Hssfis is one of uniform gentieness, calculated to pfoduee tbe happiest effects upon all ispositions Strict attentisa is pad to their nor .ls Mss. H. hopes that unremiifins attention. and
 iifal discharge nf duty, vii! still prove the best eyldenea of her qualifications and now returns hef isseere thanks for the patronage she has received ssszs iisx tke Iaat twelve months.
 Ih6 ccufse of instfncton comprises all the iigher hfaaslAss of gced English eincasioa.
 Mfs H would De pleased to form a French class. tauxkl on ths Oral system of Manesca.
 1sfzas made knosn nren application At the
 {fs. Harris has the honor of referring to the foi- .oskine genilemen, yiz:
 1lon. B. JossnasH; Col. A. F.. Thornton. Col. Win. ft<l1. Mr Wm F. woodruH. Col A. fl. Rutlaer. lsrd. Eidss N " Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham, Col Y. Enspp:
 Iisls siss x, is4s. -sl-sf.
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Furniture.

TyHE undersigned would respectfully inform the N 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 ill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESH.AX
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest ket price.
 x. D. Old furniture neatly repaired, and yarnish- cd Collins made al ali hours. Prices to cores pond with the times. VIM. ZANZIBAR. Oct. $, IS45. 4-tf.
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ELiXIR.

Never fails f cnx an easas of the sooth-ach when if arises from decaved state ei the fe teeth. It IS simple in iss application harmiess in its effects and hon-..las whohaye used t have deciafedthry would not be without this remedy If itcosts s0 per vial It is not catch psnny preparation, but actually does what t proposes 10 accomplish
 Ss,lA af 50 cents a vial.
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NOTICE,
 The (5faefe berg Company

' HE speciaily desisons oi [ peFsoSdl inlTvseup
 rIith Msrchahss Hookseilep. and others. who rs1r vist fhe xify of New York dafins the present sesspa. The Ccmpaas ate prepared ts oiieF uN- rkrtknkNvap fSnuCxhENss 10 parties who may 6e disru<ea 10 act ~ Agents for their medicines i1daeesneIsfs givt xAa De mach bssieF explained m \ xlersansi ialf5slem lhsa bg lsstes.
 The ollIce is af No sx John ssfeetup stairs, and sessisuen sill assa theh Itsresi adeascsd hy gis- inx flse Coppsuy \ eaH
 &kouhl any one deaife sa Agency. who cannot esl i pss>on, they ezil adfess by maii post paid E. BARTON, '
 secretafy tfsaefenbefg Company. Esw rck, .isigsss, jsis, sl-la,
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4 first rats FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas. and about sixteen miles from this place and one mile beyond Colegesiiie. This farm contains two ohandFed acres, land of the best qusldy-ftty acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty enclosed for A woods pasture. Has on t fine new frame baii- ding. aTze and soomy aiargen Orchard containing the besf lruitin the State; good Well, and all ihe Eta bies. Crihs and ont Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in gvod order,
 7 Thixis the most desirable stand ing bouse oi Enterssinment that there is on the rcad ffosn this point b Red river Possession given immediately Fef further particulars. pessons to rent or bay are relsrred to Col. $. M. Rathertofd. who lived nn the place last year. and now at Colegeyille
 TsFms made to shit applications, Apply to
 VIM. 2; HuTT. r,,us aar1
 Liifis R>ak. Esb. 1ss sstr 2i-sS
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$ ~ iR9uE ]

sSI E & slN lNW3M
 AND OF coMvKhaErtT AccGs9 AT Ah.HsSEAS9Dl &S DIT TEaE ' EAE Ed ]. ' sos T sSs S;..;... ssss@%sa;iiss ,s. s1s
 HIT tca States Mail is carried "A
 r. from Lftlle Rock 10 the -. GRRYNGn. tfi.Weekiy, in accommodation lon ks,sse cssekek Vkith careful Griyers. Alec accom-. lnDdafiuN cOnshas can, ai any season, De procured ht I;ttIe soek on reasonable terms, by applying e Messra. SNAPP k HOWELL.
 The sahseriber having extended and improved tho HOTEL, formerly kept by M, II. WOODS, is pfefared at s times i1Aceommodafe visitors in the hesE ana most couafortabe manner. His table will be f,rnished with the best the market affords. His Wines. Lioaofs. and CgaFs. are the best from the New flrleass tnarket His cooks are skilled in every depsrsrnens; his servants faithful
 To those who have visited the BEHRING'S IT inr- mer seasans, he would remark, that his SLEEPING ApA#gmExTs and FAMILY nooMs have been great. lv extended and improved. They now consist of Iono ranres of conIinodious rooms opening upon wide galleries. each room having fireplace The comfort and cpAyenisnce of his bath houses, have been greatly impsuved; and arc sill in pro- e-ess ofextension and improvement, the most dis fant being only a few steps hon the chambers and some of them under the same roof and n adjoining rooms. There the invalid can enjoy the benefit of the Iub, and Cpout " .etV' eaun, tseRaiSu " the hepe6cient hand of Nature, at any desired tenn peranre from bloodh heat up to I5o degrees of Far henheit.
 < HEMEpIcAL VIRTUES of these Snrines are too well known and too firmly estab- tishsd throughout the Union. and especially In the Western md Southern States, to require comment or cornmeadaiion is .h;s place. In Chronic Rhen- matism. Gont, Scrofala, Sore-eyes, Cutaneous ai- feetioas, the Mercural disease, and all the Chronic affections texcept those of the Lnags) they have been found m almost inialible remedy; as will be attested by thousands of individuals who have been restored to health and happiness by their use.
 Heretofore, many persons have been deterred from visiting the Springs on account o the limited and inferior accomodations a!iorded but as this ob. iection is now removed, it is confidently expected they will become place of general resort.
 JACOB MITCHELL,
 Hot Springs March 30ti. Isl6. 2S--6m.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-10-07

ENGLISH Blue Mass, (direct imported). Am H. eriean and Eng. Calomel, Iodide of Iron, SuI. phur, Mercury, ard poiassa; PipeFlhe, Croion oll, Oil Black Pepper: Chloride of Soda, Chloride oi Lime, canphoI carb. AmmoIlia; Snlph Acid;- fresh received by H.. HABERMAN.
 April is, is4s. tai:sm-l
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THE \ H I. | RIG AN sf fEsMAN' MANUAL. ia the Press. and win be ready y APFl isi. new
PRESIDENTS II MESS.aGEs,


 PRESIDENTS MESSAGES, In two handsome volumes. syo. The whole col,
 leeted from Official Documents.
 This work is edited and compiled by Mir. Edwin Williams whose familiarity with oar Political His tory and Satisfied subjects generally, are well known 10 the puhiie, and afford sufficient guar antee for the accuAfacy and fidelity of this inyaua- ble National Work. Price five dollars.
 a1~ All persons sending the Publisher ikrse def- iars, By mail. will receive copy of Dowlings History of Romanisin, beautifully Illustrated with fjg tsuo eeguat saxYurfmgs, and OHe copy of either Of the following beautiful Rhetorical Works. IT fire dollars is sent by mail, they viii receive one copy of The American Statesman's Manual. vols. $ vo.. and one copy of either of the Pictorial Works. should any person wish both of these i'm postant and valuable Works. by sending serea dof afs to the Publisher, they will receive copy Of each and also br entitled to choose any two copies of the following popular Pictorial Works. They will be transmitted by maii koand ih strong paper covers posags from l5 10 25ceais per rolssne, to any part of the United States.
 b. The following are the Books given away to subscribers to Bowling Histosy of Romanism, and the American Sta;esman's Manual: Sears Wonders ofthe World, 250engTavings. Price S2 50.
 Sean' Guide to Knowledge Embracing an exten- siye range of subjects iu Literature, Science and Art. Price g. J0
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 The American Religious gin book. containing con tributations from upwarsls ot thirty of our most celehrafed American .sriters such as Mrs l.. H Sigourney, J. ". Alexander, c. Spring, E. Mason, J. ". Browne. ]. G. Whittier, R. W Williams. F. kiacaid aud Miss H. F. Gould Price $2
 Wreath of Wild Flowers. by J. Milton Stearps Religious. Moral and Entertaining Piice Sl 50.
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M. N. ALDRHCM

H. N. ALD&HCM HAS just returned from the East, where he has N M been loc some weeks engaged In selecting large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods suitable for this season and Hsarket-Fart of which se has just received per Arkansas No l, and has now open ed consisting of to say
 1S pieces of the most fashionable styles; 10 2" furniture prints;
 3 doz parasols assorted sizes Bezarine dress hankf; Plain black lawn; Figured do do;
 Fancy barege for dresses; American and plaid ginghans; Pslka laces;
 Layse do;
 Bonnet ribbons Bishop laun and cap netting; Plain and fig. jackonet; Fancy dress shawls;
 Worsted do
 Plaid drills and denims Ganbron and red flannes: !. Whalcbvne and pat. thread; Percussion caps and ivory combs; 10 turkey red;
 Apron checks
 Bro musiins and drillings; l doz. large cut umbrellas; do. cheap do,;
 ALSO: Fish hooks and lines; Large assortment F. l.. hats; Gentlemen sswed calls begged boots latest fash jon;
 Gents goat skin brosans; Childre., shoes
 Half and full spanish saddles; Brides. Insrtingaies and stirrup; i4eathers and carriage whips; A lot summer cloihen; very cheap; The residue cf his extensive stocks, is on board ihe Hrksnsas~ Mali which IS asIly expected and when she arrives. he invites every body, and parti calarly the LADIES', to call and see him as he l: eter,ained to kep up his character for selling the CHEAPEST and BEST goods in the City. Little Rock, April 2sth, Isi5.--s3:tf
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1 Groceries Ac.,

Groceries Ac.. UTM. VANCE X BROTHERS, M Mfs street, w have esceiyed by late arrivals anf 'iieg for sale al the 3esesst rates--
 5a sasxs ptime Rio Coaee, go Bfs psiIke Brown Sugar,
 B4s White Loaf Sugar,
 i3 B3s New osiesbs Molasses,
 Bss Sagar-hsnse Moiasses,
 lac Agks coarse SaI;,
 Co 3Eks fine Salt, s5 Bsxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO khoie, haif and quarter kegs, Rins Pow der Dt1A aAd Back. Shot, Lead. Nails, irot ke, Al whld wiIi bs sold wholesale or Fe'ail- lon ax eaa bssnt in the city Terms CAY Lissle seess s laly #. ls4s
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Lands for Sale,

Lands for Sale,
 LA..7RK.l.TS.4S AND .MISSfSSTPPL YTNHE subscriber offers for sale 000 acres of \ Land, ia the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas: Say Hsmpstead, Secier, ctark, Datias, La- fayeite Unioa, Sc, in quantities to suit purchasers. Also, in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say. the counties of Desoio, lharssau. 7aaica Pa- aola Yalia6,ska, Ckocfa,r. 7allahatcAis, Holmes, Hiads, Washington, CarreA, aud YaSoo. Town ship maps of portion ot these lands have been pro- cured taken from the original surveys showing all the water-courses. Sc and the undersigned has been the expense of procuring competent persons to examine iaay of these lands by quarter sections, aud furnish field notes ot each quarter, heinz mi- mute description with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same
 Terms, five payments, one 6ilh cash in hand. and residue one. two, three and four yeafs: equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale.
 N B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighborhood of these lands, can be called upon, who will show lhem to those desireas of purchas- ing Further information can be had by addressing (posi paid, Bowers k Co.,, Memphis, Tennessee, or Wm. II. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM. H. BOWERS. August i9iA, ls46. i9-im-tf
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A Cartl.

gTyHE undersigned has taken the well knewn store l recently occupied by s. H. Tucker, Esq. for the purpose of conducting and dtransaeting sn Aue. ton and Commission business He begs leave of the public, generally. to express hope that his long experience and 6delity h the above business. vii secnre him the patronage of his friends and the com munity. He Is now fully prepared to receive con signments of any description whatever Sales will be effected at any and ali times. al the 'sAHction Mart" upon Slaves, Real Estate, Merchandise, fleusehola Fasnlpssssz< Aes Returns aaale imme. diaiely sites sAles eith proptness. Liberal advan- ces will be made upon eonsisnmenis, when required, The Auction Mart wiil have regular safes on mon- day, Wednesday. and Saturdays, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening".
 FIR. TAYLOR. March 25. lSf;.--n2a--iy.
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PI.OIGMs. :.

FHsUlWNN3s 0 A SMALL cast pioaghs, with points extra; AIA Rowiand's 6i and feet mill and cross cut saws; Ames' spades; patent straw cutters hay forks and rkes grain cradles scyshe sHshs; garden hoes; corn mitis; nails and flooring bradss sraaght nails; sHyis; wires; screw plaiess sedge and hand -hasa- mers; Hunts axes; broad. shingling and axe-haich- cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles, shoe pineess aud hammers; steel and iron squares; tin. bookcase. and cupboard locks; ear peater's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nipples; wood screws coHea mills; handssw. Hat and half rcond flies; coach wrenehes; OK chains; smooth, jack and o;nies planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs. Sc.
 Received and tor sale, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. April iith--ai.tf
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The name of no person will be entered upoa our books unless the payment of the sabscupion be mnde in adsaacs. 5i-5m.