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The Boston Almanac for I847
nv s. N. nICKIN SON.

w Ill be published early day IN December The
w Directory the Business People OF Boston will be
thoroughly prepared aud inserted greater length han
usual AS the business II The city increases This depart
nrut OF our Almanac grows with It, In the number now
coming out there will be of DIAGRAMS repre-
senfing the various RAIL ROADS divergng from Boston,
with historical sketches each These diagrams or maps
have been prepared at considerable expense, and
will together with the Business Directory form the prin
cpa features to the Almanac for 1917 The usual quantity
OF Miscelane us Matter will be found in its pages TIE
covers will be Illuminated with some choice specimens OF
Printing and fine large Map OF Boston, will be bound
up in The volume. ,,.
Orders may be sent to Mr. B. b. MUSSEY 80 Cornhill,
and To Mr. THOMAS GROOM, 50 STATE street, or 10 the
Proprietor, s. N. DICKINSON, 50 Westinghouse.
Boston Oct o.
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FORD'S EATTNG HOUSE,

NO. 2 WILSON'S LANE, BOSTON.
NJ EAlS this Establishment at all hours u the
VI lay and evening" at prices t" suit the man OF business
she stranger, the man OF leisure.
in and various Bill uf Fare is presented every day
Surinys excepted) comprising M the Meats aud Vegea
5es in season, and RARE DISHES in advance Of the
season.
~ SHIPPERS DINNERS, and COLLAFiONS, fi
puHe Festivals CeebraioHs Rural aud Water Parties
Military COmpanie &c. &c FURNISHED m style aud OF
quality adapted TO any occasion, ethe ia the city or na
at e. 1T reasonable rates. We tiers aud Table nr
uished order. The ample provisions have been
made for this business Address undersigned,
JOHN FORD, WuS0n's Lane
Aprii ! 1876. 10 BOSTON.
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Earm far NaIe in Rnlland,

"A CONTAINING lpndred and thirty five acres
Sos. ~ of excellent Land, under high state of cutiya-
~ ton situated one mile from the Meeting House
Fhe and is suitably divided INTO moving tiaee, pasture
sn wood Tie is well fenced. Good soft water is
Brought the house and barn through aquedIc from
never failing springs On the farm is a good Dwelling
House, Barn, other outuildinss all in good repair
The whole he bought together The bindings and 50
lnd called the Home Place" will best suit
he purchaser The above viii he sold low, and any
wishing IN excellent farm great bargain will DO well
ri call and examine For further particulars apply
VIM. ESTABROOK, on the premises, 60 WILLARD
BROAD, at Rutland d2aw wtt4b Nov
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New England House,
No. III Broadway, nearly opposite Wall SlI
New Work.

THE above named house having undergone mate
- rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV want
transient board will hereafter afford most desirable ac
Communications all who desire qnieness and agree
bible s0ciety 1t Eriety Temperance house and located
{n HE Immediate vicinity business which makes il
pieasant for business The proprietor assures the
rubic aud hi former friends that every exertion will he
ise for their comfort and merit continuance Of the pat
oare he has already received which very CRATE
ruI n. Is Price 81 = pee day.
Ana 8 l546 stiff P. WIGHT, Proprietor.
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

INHE subscriber begs leave call hs attention of the
public to specimens OF Daguerreoiype Miniature Por-
traits executed by him. lie hrs recently made some
highly successful experiments, by which, WIN tue ala Oh
superior instrument aud sensitive chemical prepara.
nns The requr in sitting is materially shortened
While the picture retains the character with those
which ha re rece we'd the commentator OF the patrons OF
this est ,bshment BY the rapidly with which ne IS
eUablei operate, the difficulty that many experience
especially childrenl ia preserving such xed poson OF
picture, Is To great extent obvaled.
Ladies aud gentlemen mpellel either by curiosity or
desire 10 obtain perfect semhlnnce OF themselves are
respectfully invited call and view collection OF spec
linens Of the art,
Rooms SO Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH.
Boston, Sept. 30, 1886. dwtf Late Ltch WhipPe.)
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rI3H PROrECTEON ms. Cos.

OHce NJ. S, Exchange Bindings, Nortk It ne
State Roass, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature OF
/ Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR the purpose of effect
ing Fire Marine and has the power OF in
ereasing its Capital Half Dliliion o. Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores, Mills, Fac
tories Barns aud their contents and all ethel nsurable
property against loss damage by fire. The
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for ring
ann protect himself against the ravages this destruc
tion element The the Office pursIes ransacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment Of losses
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity referred,
further particulars to ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., at his office in
Worcester WILLIAM CONNER, Secy
Hartford July II, 1874. Nv
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PAPER WAREHOuSE.

No BURLtNG-SLIP. NEW YORK
atYRUS W. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
" est manufacturers prices very assortment
the of consumers in all sections Of the country
Paper fal kinds made to order al shortuoce.
The stock Of Printing Paper unusually large, part OF
which is OF :erY superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported aud kept constantly hand, viz Fetngs Wire
Cloth, FOhrdrdier Wires, Bleaching Powler Blue Ultra
marin, Irvine, &c &c.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ne.&c.&c purchased which the highest price
will he paid. dwy Feb u.
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,

~ 2
WOR CESTER
- THOMPSON would inform his friends and
-. customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERIODIcAL DEPARTMENT OF 5. II. LEONARDO.
those who have subscribed Leonard will be supplied
the above place. reasonable terms has been before
offered.
MIR Thompson would give notice that he now prepares
20 supply every variety Of reading published by the
tlrst publishing houses in New York Philadelphia ait
Boston ~ as they out
All subscribing 10 him viii be supplied promptly
sacn the works are nut. II Worcester, March !.
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AIMED
MUSIC BOOKS,

COMPLETE System for the VIOLIN, by F HANKS,
N Professor OF Mu,ic, with Supplement- containing,
entir the celebrated Treatise on the Violin by JAcoB
AUGUSTUS OTTo.
The Boz on Melodeon collection Of secular melodies
consisting Songs Gees Rounds Catches, &c by +. j.
White
The Odeon-- The Psalterg-hy Mason g. Webb.
The Sacred Choir by Kingsley
The Modern Harp or Boston Sacred Methodist. by f. l.
White and Jshn e. Could.
The Mozart Collection Of Sacred Music by f. Ives, jr.
n-- The above will be sold nj wholesale and retail
LOW as eau be bought in boston elsewhere Any
olher kind hand will be furnished at short notice.
The Cheap bookstore, pol Main Street.
Worcester, Oct 81. 6w J. CIRCUIT, JR.
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, WorceSte'
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor


The price of TIE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
nnam, or segenpfve Gents per quarter, if paid strictly
IN advance-Or
-Four Dollars per annuRl or One Dollar per quarter, if
rot paid in advance
TIE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
published weekly at the office Terms,Sl, 75 in
siyance, or $500 ifnot naid in advance.
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Auction and Commission House.
IOHN G.. O,CIS " CO

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERgHkNTS
Saint Louis, no.
DEING engaged in the Auction and CommiSsi5n Busi
~ ness in this City, would tender services manu-
Iaciurers and merchants in he Eastern Cities al would
respectfully solicit consgnmen-s OF BOOTS, SHOES
HATS CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other aEces al
Merchandise and pledge ourselves pay PARTICLES atten
paid to directions.
We would refer to the following Gentlemen
r. II. stone, and John Darby, Esq'fs 81 fL0uiS
IameS A. Scot, Esq, Nesc York; Lewis lrt Esq
Phhdde{phfa; Messrs Allen 81 WEIGH, Bosfol b B 3
Otis, Worcester, u34 20.
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Furniture Ware RooslS,
I57 RE.nPEMEn el57

IIiE subscriber having purchased the stock longing
Il the Estate of MOVES & Lone mas re open The
slve Ware Rooms at 1877 MAIN STR EFT and made large
additions TO their former asst rnIsny and efuly
hcils share Of patronage.
Having Mandatory here, and also exse siye Ware
Rooms in Boston, he feels confident that he ~ be able
to offer to the citizens Worcester and viei ery de-
scrption of FURNITURE at lower pfces = o1-sII
than have been sold heretofore
He will all times make to order AZ shar, tee sich
articles OF Furniture may be needed
save pnrehasers the nnnecss ~ 81 49,. ''l's iug jour
ney 10 Boston or else ,ybere sni h 4 i'll cali
his Ware Rooms beors ~ p 'nes 9. aeeselvs-
that what is above stated is strictly true. 4crYr,
Worcester, sept Is dwtt JOSEPH n 49,
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TO TeaCherAand School Committees.
UHASE's ELaTENTS OF ARITHMETIC
-. TWO PARTS

~ 4c.Tr
CHASE,S ELtsfENTS OF ARITHMETIC /;
TWO PARTS
bNHlS work, Ihich has been adopted as the
= text book in Ne Classical and English high Schoo
o. ms town. IS c1fdently recommended 10 teachers
ohlaning me wing points of excellence over any
ether Arithmetic Nv in use
l. The arrane4eat is simple and more philosophical
= me work pore complete, both text hook and
book of reference.
g. II has beer grizzly condensed by dispensing with
most OF The sepsala4ue for the treatment of Decimals
Fractions, and FeieBi Money
4. In addfodto All the ordinary Arithinetical opera
lions, many usei principles are introduced that are be
found in no otheEwork,
RECG SIENDATTONS.
IVA WORCESTER, July 81, 1876
Having made ef Che second part of Mr. Chase's
Arithmetic during tlepas year, recommend il as
The best manual UeAaae setn Il CONF rises il short
space much valuable lornaon and the exercises
arranged, that cass nce conducted faithfully through
the book canBot fail ohave received thorough knowl-
edge of the science TIE introduction of jecimals in
nection with numefaiOl the solution Of problems in pro-
portion BY the PethOa and effect and other por
lions Of the work, arc ~ and valuable.
EEBRIDGE SMITH,
Prins}psi Of Glass. and Eng High school.
3IASpROUCK DAVIS,
~e1eacher OF Malh. Department.
SALEM, July 81, 1916.
Alter using the second part Chases Arithmetic for
year and If my explorations in regard its merits
fully realizei know f book hich, in my opinion,
is so we'll fitted to man thorough Arithmetieians The
arrangement is eminemi paiosophca the rules and def
nitions simple d comprehensive, the iustra
ions direct, concise ara hain the questions
PRACTICAL and happily ad4ed exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFE PUTNAM,
Principal Of K. Eng High School for boys
The work is also highly Recommended by the Principal
of the Normal School Atvton, by the Public School
Teachers OF New York al Philade phia, and BY many
Others. uRIAH AlNT & SON, Publishers,
No. 44k Fourth Street, Philadelphia
For Sale at the principal Bookstores.
u School Committees Vii lie furnished with copies for
examination, gTatutou-lyf at LAZEIsLS Book Store,
Worcester. Sept 80, 1916. II
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House and Lots for Sale.

4 NEW aud Elegant HOUSE vernant street.
3 81 Also, HDt sF lots q llaREfe.s l Il ls5zms1y
my ios "a The market A. MERRlfEBD.
q Worcester. March r. w3idf
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Pekin Tea Company.

49, IVAN $3.50
NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No. IA FRoNT STREET, (Up sTA1Rs)
WORCESTER,
large assortment OF L s. all OF this years mpor-
ation to which they call the Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES TEAS
Ming Yong Pouchong good Ooong, good.
do do do fine. do fine.
do DO Souchong do extra fine
OOLONG-This tea is iavOIte with those who have
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
Howguas Mixture. extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, a rich blk tea.
Congo, extra fine
YOUNG HYSON sweet cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo
do do fine.
do do SitUer Leof-Ths is a superior tea
and seldom SOLD in this country.
do do Golden chop, garden growth This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China and has
never been imported excep presents to Importers
HYSON. very fine.
Plantation growth.
Gunpdx der, superior.
do a plantation growth
imperial fragrant
do superior.
HYS6aNsskI y sextra fine. s-z - -sr ~ ~
49, I'D = f3s sli aYs -ta
ne tfuiy Geiightful- i OF atfucH grow isI-~nhu
"a Tor d any teas sold in lhs country.
For Y ther particulars, see handblils at the
Office of Pekin Tea Gotapans sign Of The CHINESE Mans
No. up stars Front st, Worcester, MS
Orders Aom country for the Chest single pound
prompts,gtended TO.
Parcelso Is lbs and upwards can be forwarded ocoun-
try purchasers E. Ii KENDALL, Agent
Worcester Oct6 dwf
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery and ph0t0gra nheF'N Furnishing DenOtS

UUIIUTy HHU HUIUEI VHVI y 7 Ut HINIIIHS DUVUIN
A WNRDED,the Gold and silver Medals -Four First Pre-
x NUNS and Two Highest Honors the National, the
Massachusetts the New York and The Pennsylvania Ex
hibtons espectively FIR The most splendid C0ured Da
guerreotypes and hest Apparatus exhibited. gH
PORTRAITS taken in exquisite style, without regard to
weather. ~ Instruction given in the art.
large assortment OF Apparatus and stock always
hand, vi the lowest cash prices
Neto York, 25l Broadway philadelphia SO Chestnut
u Boston as Court and So Hanover Baltimore, eos
Baltimore Wdshingt0n, Penns lvana Avenue Peters
burg, pa Mechanics Hall Cincinnati, Fourth ana Wal
nut and 76 Main Saratoga Springs, broadway; Parts
i2f vieilla Rue du Temple Liverpool, so Church st.
July A. ly-lamw-J
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RIPLEVS s. TALC0TT
Importers and Commission Mei ma

4IIIpUIL6A5 anu UUNLIIlISSIUn NIelN '1--O1l
T%EEP constantly CIR sale If no 49, ra Ias be
II fund al ann market ~, he rnitSd Stas compeIe
assortment H.
IRON. Harnmfrs, Grindsfones. Spades -
Steet Stedges, screw Plates, Hoes, "a
Ere grick Rey,o,ee corr;oee S,r,, 90 5s ~ Bars
AnDis CHAINS Patent Baiqnces mis- k1Punaps
Vfces, ShoveLs, Sleigh Shoes, Spikes aKs,9e.
AND AGENTS FOE THE sALE or
Fairbanks superior Patent SCALES, all sless-fa AZ
River Iron Works Cos NAILS and iRON-ssndeSoli
Brothers q CHS STEEL and FtI.ES-Ames' fierceN&
Woods, and Washburns SHOGELS and SP4ItES, aisn
for other Goods on Consignment
PTopriefers oftne NEW ROLLING MIL aad TROH
FORKS, at GndsOr Locks, for which they with 10 pur
chase Scrap Bloom, Pig Bar and Billet IRON AID solicit
orders for Nail Rods, Nut Shapes Lock Plates, Wire Rods
Rivet Iron, Skating. Round and Square Iron Plate ana
Bla Steel, DC &C. Of all desirable Warranted
OF good quality.
GT Shipping Agents for the Providence and hi River
Packets. 6m Hartford lime TO-
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fINHE snsscg8les Ns e4Hest ssoe, 4sss cor son
purpss4 tf "a ri si,s II Il, sVorces
inO,ie.s >pe Ao.sns xny4f represents that their
shat ~ ia Il atedin tina blackstone. sai Ecanr'
gElhe pnbie ss ais p,2s ds 49,
yis and al sae necessary papers and esas ssslgRF
nAke researches sssfcali aHa iareiT -
Ialshing the validity aiiy o. Inventions and
advice all legal and scientific matters respec4ss me
Patents IA Europe ard ether consfrigs
By pplicaon this, office. inventors SAVED Che
time and expense journey Washington, and delay
there as all personal trouble in obtaining their
tents The experience If fourteen years practcean
tensive collection Of works, docuueDis. decisions
&C. on mechanical subjects and The Patent Laws-and
patents different countries, collected much expense
during long this Office has been established, ami
to which daily additions being made, together with &C
counts here kept oil inventions patented Washington
enable me to afford important and information
to inventors DESTROYS SECURING patents which III othe
respects might be difficult attainment.
weodlyS3 r. II. EDDY, CiUu Engineer.
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.

Hon A. d. Foster,
Edwin Conant, Esq,
Ichabod Washburn,
Frederick w. Paine,
John Milton Earle,
John Green, NJ. ID.
Benz T. Haywood, MD.
Fred. w. Gale, Esq.
Charles Washbnrn, Esq.
Joseph Sargent, MD.
William Dickinson, Esq.
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,.gr,,,sas UaoYsaa Hook.

1PRICE REDUCED TO g 9g .r pIr < Esq, Counsellor at Law, and aadaos oos'4d and doe necessary forms of process, proceeansiiib .;iib forms constabIes, Coroners, and sheIs, l aua5ees, a,la collection of forms Of Deeds ,ary ooasg3 oitb pi with an appendix containing self" oa io the Ja'dt cipIes of law most likely to pc uss'p' Y T of the Peace. Ion bestowedin
 Great care and labor have pegG cen. ,so,k to nd compilation and preparation .ns o ,,,i9 b"t to czn 1t useful. moi only to cYli ovs,s ;s boa9d that every department ol ne aiid iaos;rabs '. object <, 'se 55 pff for Q. saIe i by the gS s
 orders (accomPaaied by Re eaS@--'''~ -c from any part of the sf1le \, F WOODRUFF
 Little Rock, March l9, l549' sH-1r
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l. GREaT FAIRBANKS.
xsrr TIT,

-. zsE5guI7R
 AS iilst received, per late arrivals, fresh and hA splanaideasser mt of DRY GOODS, con SIsans s, ln part oi black Aaacca, Gs'd Osiolans; Chusans and Chrsan nslains; hioet Orleans. . general assortment oi Prints, Gln -hams; Cheeks; flanneis L'nseYs Ky. Jsaas. Rrseys Satinatts, and SAfilnss, Hosiery, nSbrallas, Shawis. Gloves Casshneres, ciotasi bleachedsaad brown sheet;ngs &c. &c., Also, by recent arrivals. fresh assortment of ; s. sstoeerses, Sugar Coffee, Salt, Sc. Sc.
 The above goods were purchased n New York and New Orleans, expr ssslg for tais market, aud will De sold cleAa, for esho only. Store oa the cor ner of Main and Markham streets
 Lsts.s Rock, Lsc, ?, lsic. la-u
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Enpnra, EeNnlIs anA stNts0.ltTt

EFPNna1 Ee00ks and ss'l9so.i@ ss.llo's { LUST received and for sale at tae sa,,nsn Dgssar Ass Ashlev's Bnck Row, comPiete r;as ,rl Blank Books and Stationery, all oi "His"
 sold low for cash. .t,. is rans n, at tbis establishment, and all orders pronpg tended to- calf
 Little Rock, Feb. l9. 1915.
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THE s TEAM BOAT yrYnEsEm-HAlN.
2 sas7 T . ? ti3Is'

J l4 IU Do T T III ID D, 773'E7 n, Gsa2es~ a, WILL run as a regular paq;a. s...., ~, lk ,t'.i{ ensuing season, between NeRgn.Ds .tl. !. s5si..saa--r srs3nd Van Buren, AIks, taueills intermediate Landings. l4 finn Persons travelling, or wishing to send if3aIs1 asui x, one port to another on le above rouIe' Will a9a N X, YIRGINtAN as expeditions boat as any iD"' trade. ,a-f
 Little Rock, Jan E, 1915.
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f Hlea.fHs of Rffteps Politics ail ktgi' L8fFaiatcs
 EDffEp nY THOMAS DUNN LN8Nsn. FEHE ARlSftDEAN combines the soiidiiy oI \ the review and the igatnass ol tle m35aLiae, with the political cast ot th' hsWSplp2r
 In no clsa tht na.l' of the author attached to his article. At ths eHd ot each vouae list oi tae writers daring the p,r9i just closed, s present d but the Il gnent oI the p40c, or t2 ayoNai oi iile writers tna.ai ives, must declare which are tAeII several productions. HI than, tltfe exists an iii. piled lst,ion of seer, sy between the editor aa3 his collb4ators. Fer this relsoa, the Afisddaaa will not b. bound to mefa names.
 The politics ofth3 Nrisiid .anis Damocmtic-alter the strices prec epts of tha Je.Eer'onian school.
 It suStains tha abolition ol the Deata -pQlshneat
 ltadvoc,ttes Equal Rights Equal Laws, aad equal distribution o Justice.
 It teonselee entlg opposes paftial edaeaton, partial legislation, and special legislation; aal sasaias the Constitution as il is, wila strict construction oi its provisions
 Itis strictl. American in its tone and feelings hongh not higoted nor exclusive
 In short it abass to ha JUST.
 The Arstileaa appears simultaneously iA New York and Phadelpla. O. the llrSt oi every month. Each nnm5ar contains eighty large octave pages. printed on very fae white paper, with naT type, e long primer and brevisg size; an e' text s illus. trated by graynss on wood tron original deslSn' by DareY.
 TERMs-Per year, FIVE DOLLARS, payable il advance.
 Letters and communications, telauing to the bnsi- ness of the Aristid 'an must be aIressad post pad to LANE k C0., 30iBfoldW1y, Ci'y of New York,
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 e. Taos friends who desire to serve us, will re- init the mon4y for sn5le subscfib rs tirongA the 4a ,,.-r tlat II. He is authorized to frank il and this us the per centage allowed to agents.
 G. Publishers or authors who desire their works to b. notcsd shoud senl the n to us, carriage put. on betors ha i6lh of every month. The bulletins of publishing houses shoaid De sent as early pos sible
 Editors to whom we present copies, will bs kind enou n 10 send ne erely th paper containing no.ica of our Magazine, adlt.s ssed. LIAM. k co, box 1895 P. C., New York City"
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-14
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 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S.

NTH0 has instr C igsa q st,rte and full assort- " msat oi. Dry Goods, conssiin, in part ofIats. Caps, Boots, shoes, Graekeiy Ware, Hard Ware. Sc. &c,,
 Having purchase his eniirs stock in the eastern cities ana,isna.ls laF prices, he D be able to sell low for CASH. tie would parlieaiagiy invite the attention el his ceaatry friends who W II find in his assortment very aficie they may be in need of Ills stock oi Gsocerses embraces almost every me- cessaEy article in tIiat line.
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The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-14
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EIEtftE8seEsN Ea "a 2 ', ...t, :, 4 VERY fine assortment oi Men ,,.a9 og',l, ar,ff "A Infants Leghorn Hats, oi eSeg1Iqal GegTraFI F just received by Hf MAN MI G'''ptf e-tf April f3, ls4j. zz=--------e--