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Business Notires

rF7- II was remark Of a celebrated Roman Tribune or
if II ought TO have hesu thai there was no ex-
cse for bald heads" Acting upon ,hs suggeston, Phaon
determined 10 make the remark Of the Tribune aforeHald
good He therefore set his wits TO work TO produce some
ding which would compel the hair grow, and H. lhen
man rerngined bald there would indeed be excuse tor
him That he was ennently successful thousands VINO
have his remedy will readily assert AND now when
ms OF old not excited but rather contempt for there
is certain remedy Phaou has provided cure and II
,hav neglect 10 use Il the faGltis their own.
Prepared by e PHALON. Wig Maker and Hair Cui'er'
PA Bogd and for sale by drug and fancy dealers gen
orally in city and country Price 30 cents per bote-srge
siypS
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DOWLING'S RCMANISM,

ILLUSTRATED.
Just Published, Teeth Edition
nF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
with spisadtt eIgrsvlngs illustrative OF Roiasnis
IN handsome ornamental binding.
Craevers Lectures the Pilgrims Progress. Forrtf
atltior wh numerous sl-e! eGg.ayings.
Neat and slegan. BooAblndiug, in sli is varieties
= W. IL preparation he most beautiful and cosby
sTes OF Pictorial Bindings .oJ Hspers Illuminated o9!r
Al the Cheso Bookstore and Bind-ry, ia Fulton-si
iTgis.r e WALKER. III FalLon-s-
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No. IN BROADWAY,
w TT DNVNO y y
Directly oppotlte Tie Re.nt

II Begs TO inform his friends and The public tbs, HIS
Ha establishment Is removed from ali and Mas
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TO LAWYERS. STATESMEN POLITICIANS

TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN 1PoLiT1cIAHs.
uURLEur ON HUMAN RGHTS.-Esssya on q nmAn
RgL,s and ,hsir Political Guarantees By e. ?. HurlbuI
ESD Counselor el Law IN i.e City Of NeT-tG.K ~,
Con.ests-Cha2ter IThe Ofgfn OF Human CGap.
Coc,gtution OF Government; Chap iv.-Consuilaoaa;
LiIu:.stiors and Prohibitions; Chap E.-Consuiutonai
T,,pr;ons continued Chap El-The Elective Franchise
Chso VII-Rghls ELIMINATING from he Sentiments and AZ
fecuors Chap. vIIl.-rne Rights OF " omen Cnsp. "
The Right Of Properly and liz ofe heisSons Saap' ~
intellectual Properly.
Published by GREELEY mcELhAPH, and for as!e
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FRoVlSlONS-ln Pork there Is sill nothing doing
cut IN offer was made Of 90 90 for 1000 bbls Ola Prime
+" arrive Some time ahead In sss. we hsar only Of
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CIV. Is. Palmer lie tss duly authorized -dgen o, most
OF best spapers OF Ill the ces principal
In I- United States Canada for which h. ad
rereen and subscriptions, aud fully epor.red 70 g're
receipts.
His Country Newspaper .drertsing Agency ia IL the T
Buildings 7rhe-e else New ork, where he
tes distinctly understood that ell orders intended for his
Agency should addressed and whore he papers
OF advertising &c may he The RoG9 10 Inltt'
brief is.e advertising may he he'd hi office grabs
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z Popular OretOry.-At he Presbyterian Church,
Williamsburg Monday evening, March 9th, al Z O'clock
y particular request Mr.. Whitney will give his third and
lest Eocutiouary Entertainment Monday evening. the 9th
inst Subject-The Passions, illustrated by from
Milton Ora,orca Action aud information Of
Randolph, Wolf j!;a," Clsy Long John Wentworlh'
Wse Webster P Henry, Nocs!cr illusions Legare, DR..
Beecher Burgess c. C. CaIhr-eng, See Circu-
lars Other preclude the possibility OF another
Lecture MI 2tis
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NEW-YORK AND BALTIMORE
fNHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOTS-WM TAYLOR
S& CO No Aston House. have al the Cheap Literature
OF The day published. Also al the Weekly papers
of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, which
they supply e. wholesale retail
The Western Continent, e5ied by Psrk Benjamin, for
this week interesting number The ,onienis a!e
and varied II fsc; s the beat specimen OF
weekly paper in the country Terms per number
81 year.
The Kuicsetbocker for MsTch-price 80 cite.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for Msrch--jc c.s.
Cocey's Lady's Book foc asTch-25ct s.
No. Hsrpers' New Miscellany for March, CTS.
Fairy Book illustrated by AdEms-50 cts
Catalogues History OF The Reformation, ilh vo-price
% cts. bound 81: Cts.
Twenty Years AiIe sequel 10 the Three Gusrtsmen.
by Dumas This decidedly great novel equally inter
esing "a the Gua-dsmeu.
Cure tbs Hear;ache play Ia i've scs THIS makes
No IA OF the standard Drama-I-l cLs.
The MenoicanI OF PcriArt- wei-w5i!en Goyel, from
the q erIuan OF HaUa-price II, cts.
Every thing The Cheap Publication ns may be had q;
the lowest wholesale orr-.stl prices al
M DIE WIN. TAiLOk 4 CO.'S, No. ; Astor House
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- Mercantile Library Assoclntion.-Professor
j. D. Butler who ha travelled extensively IN Europe VIII
Lecture IN Clinton Hail. before the Mercantile Library As.
socation on Monday March 9Th u O'Clock. Tickets %
cents Members free To be obtained the Libra.
~ of The Association. m9 IL
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STRaW Goons STRAW GOODS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

STRAW GOODS !-STRAW GOODS
John z. SEAMAN having removed from % mhiden-iane
10 The net So JoHN-sr near William, oHers Tor
viii keep hand through the seeson an extensive
sssoru,sn,lef STRAW BONNETS, comprising every ihins
desirable made from the slan English freacn and s"lss
Brsds Is well ss hoae OF domestic Manufacture
he invites the attention Of dealers, both cy and country
70 ais .ocG feeling conaden, they Will had hs Goods Of tho
style manufacture and al prices as low a. e market
sviii sfo1s 2if Saws2u 23mW"
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NIINDOw SHADES a oil preparation, In
W vented manufactured and sold who esae and retail
exclusively by Il T. WEBB 80 per cheaper, equally
beautiful and far durable Than The French. n Fac
tory No. IL Diysons Srd story Of the Sscksu Bplding.
\. B.-The stoge Ii +5e Pear-sl four doors South o.
Chatham. mi 2wN
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Oh. POWELL, OCULI
Isl BROADWAY, coRSER WARRgH-sTREEr.
PHTHALMIA, Stoppsge Of the Tear Passage, Gaia.
~ rsct and opaciues, efeCtuaily removed.
Amaprosis treated win great attention and succesa.
Inve,erate Of straosmUs, Squirting cured In a
few minutes.
Arcia Eyes serted Spectscles adapted every de-
feet ms Saw lmis MWLFGilyTr
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INvALIDS, REJOICE

INVALIDS, REJ OICE!
TRluMPHASr SUCCESS!
SSyIII FARTHER PROOP,-The Genuine Preparation
y DR. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
puoa, Coughs, Cod, Asthma, Whoop
ing Cough, Spung Blood, Liver Compliant Tickling or
Rising Ia The Throat Nervous Debility, Papilston Oh The
Hssr Pain Ia The Side Breast Brosen Constitution, Gc
Ir caring he above diseases this medicine has no equal
AGExTs-C Il. Ring DR.. Minors Old stand, Broadway
a,c Jorr-st, L. A Sands, lee Bowery, T. b. srner u:
sle.:ker. ]. 3. Dodd. III Roadway. M Lmeodis'
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100 bbs Hama vt g l2i and in Lard 10 bbls inferior at
81 cents Small GALES Picked Hams al o q o. cents
Fxport from LIST to 2sth February.

Beef -, 100 0o'''
vi 1900 ODl kcya
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IN A NAPIER (se Napier, Fisher &C o. has removes
from Isl Pesfsr 10 So John-st near Wis1i-s V aefe
h. os for general assortment Of and fsssion-
sbe Borne. suitable for merchants and miInsrr trade
ris ins
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~ John Burdeil, Dentist, hes removed from the
corner OF groacwsy srd Franklin-st formerly corner
Ch.mbers-sL end Broadway TO No. Uniou-nace sad
square Southeast side OF The Park and liih-st
For The las three years many OF his friends
been msed Rnd he has had bear the responsibility OF
operations by himself. which he will yriesvor 10
correct hereafter. uih5 tits
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MEMORAND

MEMORANDA.
Packe, ship Victoria Tor London. Oneida, for Havre,
and the Independence, for Liverpool having been de-
tsined viii sail to-day.
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& Il. LUDLOW, Aucnoneer.
NJARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice. u
NALUDLOW L CO. will sell Monday, March 9, AZ II
,clock al Tho Marble Yard No. IS slaycnas, near l5tbs
"a splendid Egyptian and Vein Marble Naniels OF dneren
patterns. Sa posnve-terms easb
~ Tbs X ckerbocker lae OF stages pass The place
MI q UlS)
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slG D0n TO LOAN in OF bond
y I,UOO and mortgage on Real Eaa.e below Cham
bers-si The bondsr7n must be undoubted. Apply 10
m9 wv BLEEChER * Van DYKE, No, Ii Wal.sl
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FOURTH VOLUME
nF D,AUBIGNES HISTORY OF THE REFURMA-
~ TON illustrated Win ine steel portraits, OF
The author other OF Luther lie appeared before
IN. Diet OF Worms
Cheap edition. half co.h 81; ceut-.
Edition in full coth 81 cents.
Best EDITION. thick paper. extra clo.h. - cents.
CONTENTS OF TIE VOLUME.
The Protest and Conference, i5.6--io29
The Augsburg Confession, l5Sg.
Observation-Disclosures .ae Reformation l5.6-l539.
Catastrophe. l52S-l530.
Enr .aie ny SANrON $ MILf.S. 2U5 Broadway. 3lis
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STEAW GOODS.

1 IMASACs.-The trade supplied with AiIpsnsct 6
Ine prices OF manufacturing. The Tribune oce an'
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NATIONAL MAGAZINE
a Nd INDUSTRIAL RECORD, edited by Redwood
"A Fisher office i6l SutonsL The March number OF his
work is This day published and for sale as above.
CONTENTS.
M View Of the Colmsrc- SID the Internal Policy Of
Copious sccounts OF cur Lake Commerce.
Letter Of Hon. Abbott Lawrence 10 Hon VIM. c.
R!res
Springfield Massachusetts; history Q! IL settlement
arc present statistics, py Al!ea Bangs, Esq OF
Spring nelc.
Extensive Review OF Mr.. Secretary Walker. Report,
evidence and tables
Statistics OF Manufacture Glass the Urled
Examination Q; th= Revenue Standard, by Hon. Ma
t1a1 Appleioc
Remarks The aews 5y The Csnbriz-
-" Q Some sccoGnl OF Naples.
10 Free Trade snc the British Lsndhoders.
II Facisfor Free Traders.
~ English Corn Trade.
lis account OF Chaiea Gard Spinner Which makes
voo!en ciota oat ofeoion yarn oy covering Il win
ia Monhiy LIST OF P=ea-, from Patent Once Washing
s. Is 1portaa. Statistical T=bles o: lmpors ana Exports
Generosity End of Colo and Silver CONS, tor 'sEsee
cf years.
Ia Iron and copper trade OF Europe. with tables
:. II 4; lauce 81 the Oli World.
Is Noucss OF new BOOKS nj Steodls
sIMANACs.-The; trade supplied with AiInsnsct ST
"A Ih. prices OF manufacturing s. The Tribune oce an3
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O. Repenl.-Ihe United Ifish Repeal Association OF
the Cv OF N-w-Ycrs viii hold sdioGruei meeting a;
Croon Hall corner OF Divis!ons ana toe BoweTy a. the
head OF Chel!ain 1ee, Monday evening 5th src
mo II CuAS. E SHEA Secretary
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1t Archer, No go GIeenwieh-st- Introduces ha
Spring Fashion for Gentie,nens Hats Friday, March
c,,s
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II Important Letter from DR.. ii. Eastman,
Zsnesve. ONO. Let those Who think that DALEY
Magical Pain Extractor is Eastern hHnl5as red the
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES


 ATRS HARRIS begs leave 10 inform the citi- MI zens of Little Rock. and the surrounding country. thai her school re-opens Monday nezt.- PaIticular care is bestowed on the children ccm- mit.ed to her charge. The mode Of discipline par- sued by Mrs. Harris is one of uniform gentleness, calculated to produce the happiest effects upon all dispositions Strict attention is paid 10 their mor- als, Mrs II. hopes that unrelnitting attention, and faithful discharge nf duty. will still prove the best evidence If her qualifications; and now returns her sincere thanks for the patronage she has received during the last twelve months.
 The of instruction comprises sSl the hghei ! branches of good English education. Mrs II. would be pleased to form French class taught on the Oral System of Manesca. Terms made known upon application at the school. . ~
 Mrs Harris has the honor os referring to the fol. lowing gentlemen, viz: Hon B. Johnson, Col A. E. Thornton, Col Win , Field. Mir. Win. F.. Woodruf, Col. A. H. Ruther- ] ford, Elder W. ". Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham, Col. L. Snapp.e~
 Liiiie R0dt, jig 2S, lsl6.-5I-tf.
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8 z
AND VEGETABLE TONIC x RESTORATIVE
 BITTERS.

The value and efficacy of Spencer's Vegetable Pills have long been known and appreciated in q great variety of diseases, and as the best and most inportaft of Family Medicines. Dr. Spencer hay. ne been actua,ed by desire to benefit his fellow beings, has also prepared his Vegetable Tonic and Restorative Biters, which he now offers to the Pub lie. as the result of an extensive practice. and thorough investigation Of the laws which govern the human system.
 In proof their extraordinary curative properties, large number of Certificates, from the most rcpec
 table citizens in different sections of the Union might be appended; but the high reputation which Spen- cer's Vegetable Pills have acquired, is sufficient to recomend these Biters to the special notice of the afflicted.
 They are purely Vegetable, and may be taken with perfect safety by all ages aiId sexes in youth fuI, adult and declining life.
 ii ia well known, that for the promotion of sound healt., weil-regalated and propostionate quantity of bile upon the stomach, is always requisite--it stimulates digestion and keeps the intestinal canal free from all obsructions. On the interior surface of the liver is peculiar bladder. in which the ble
 is first preserved being formed by the liver from ths blood: thence it passes into the stomach, and ntes- tines and regulates digestion. Thus we see when there is deficiency of bile. the body is constantly costiye On the other hand, an overabundance oi bile causes frequent nausea inthe stomach and often promotes very severe attacks of diseases.
 The design of SpeneeT's Vegetable Pills, and We 
 Of pure healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrd kind This is effected by their sautary action upon the ar,cns organs by which the bile is formed-and 1t will be seen t oee that the bile must be healthy or unhealthy, according to the formation of the blood, and that the purity inpurity of the blood is owing 10 the formaton of the 'Chye' which passes into and forms the blood. These Pills and BitteFs, hy their beneficial action upon the stomach canses IGsat important organ to produce proper quantity of pure healthy chyie and hence their extraordinary powers in purifying the blood regulating the vari- ous seeretions, forming pure healthy bile. and so tonishiagiy assisting digestion, that nearly nine, tnhs of all diseases relieved or entirely euped by their use.
 The object of the Pills is to stimulate all tke vital organs of the system into action, and there5y cleans the stomach and bowels of all the morbic and oen- sive natter with which the system iz charged. and which promotes direase The Biteyz are 70 strength en and restore the stomach and vial organs 10 their proper tane and vigor WheDfhis is accomplished 1 good health must be the resgH.
 SA fresh supply Just pceived and foE sale in Little | Rock, by Drs. H. Hsberman. R. l.. Dodge and J 1 W. Tappe Also their invaluable medicines may he had, on uquiL in almost every town and village ] in the SouiheIH and Western States.
 MarcA II, D46. 26-ly.
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PTOTTCHS.

70 4 SMALL cast pIoughs, with points extra, Lh Rowiand's 6l and ! feet mill and cross cui saws; Ames spades; patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes grain cradles scythe snaths garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails anviis; vices; screw plates; sledge' and hat -ham cts: wrapping paper; drawing knives, enamelIeI ke.,les; shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; fin. bscx-ease, and cupboard locks; cap penter's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; E6r nipples; wood screws; coGee wills; handsaw. ila aud half round files; coach wrenches; OK chains smooth jack and iointef pianes spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs &e.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WATT. Arrii I lfh 9t.tf
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Approved, July 29, 1916.
TREASURY NOTES.

Some of the whig presses and theif cor respondents are attempting to depreciase the value of treasury notes. We see occasiols- al paragraphs that they are ?, 3. perhaps 4 per cent below par. This is gross mis- take, if not misrepresentation. We under stand that they are at par in Philadelphia, New York, Sc. They were below gar for . short tune at New Orleans, because the city banks there refused to receive them ai par. But the Secretary of the Treasury soon pu, everything so rights by instruc,ing s.ihe collector of customs in that city and othes United States receivers of public duess to dis continue the receipt of the notes ofthe city banks, and accept only gold and silver, os treasury notes" Thus plainly telling them Sour notes are as good as youFs.n 2diy1 By issuing circular on the llth September, making s1all treasury notes, as well before as after maturity, redeemable here tat Wash ingtonl at the treasury of the United States in specie or in sight drafts of the Treasurer of the United States, equivalent to specie, and payable in specie. dvawa at his option, upon Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston, or the public Repositories al such other pla- ess as may be mutually agreed upon,n the Secretary of the Treasury dissipaied all doubts about their par value. But il would be strange, indeed, if any attempt to saa down the treasury notes should prove cue. cessful, when there have not been two mil. lions of dollars ef shem yet thrown into cir ealatioD- -- Uaicn.
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ssslSs q, 5h.sssSd iA Csn<ys@ assembisd, Ina iils prssflehk pf lIsk uai,ed ssases De, and hc is hereby, authorized 10 orEaaixe lR- s0 hriRasies end divisiuDe t,sriE ef the tolpn- ter forces 6 haxe been q nay bs called is- io she sersirs of the United Ssates, under the aet approved slAy thirtsen. eighteen huadred and forty six, entitled ssAn act providing for the gfoseeutissA of lhe existing was between the United States and the Republic of Mexi- eossr and that he be, and hereby is, author ixed so appninl by and with the advice and consent oe the Senate, such number of ma jor generals and bfigsdier eenerals as the of~l ganizntEon of such volvnirer forces into hri- eades and divisions may render neeeAsary {: Prpeidsd. That he brigadieE generals and major generals go appointed shall be dts charged from service bY1 the President nf the United States, wisep .lle war with Mexico shall be sefninsied by . deliniliye treaty Of peace, duly concluded aut ratified; or, isti case the brigades or divisions el solunteers| at any tune in the service shall be reduced m number, the brigadier generals and major generals herein provided for shall be tlischar-l ged in proportion io the reJnciioa sa tlie number of the hrigadrs and divisions find protidesl, fariker, That each brigade ol yol- unteers shall cousist of not less than three regiments. and each division shall consist of not less than two hrigades.
 Approved, June 26. lsi6.
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[Pnblic---No. 3S.l

iPubitc--NO. 3o.i
 AN ACT giving the assent of Cong cess to change of the compact entered into be- tween the tinted States and the Sate of Arkansas, on her admission into the Union. NJ Whereas the Cops .ess of the United States, by an act supplement " to an sci for the admission of the S.tle ol Arkansas into k the Union, and io provide for the due exc cuiion of tlle. laws of the United States wi.hin the same. and for other purposes, approved June lwenty-lhird, eighteen hun dred and ,l,is.y-six, in the f si proposition made to the Si4te of Arkansas, and which was subsequently accepted by the Gene ral Assembly of the Siale of Arkansas, provided that the TWO entire townships of land locaie,lSby virtue of an act of Con- gness entitled ,.An act concerning semi nary of lesrning iu the Territory of At- kansas,'' approved the second day o March, eighteen hundred and twenty-se- ven. which, by the first reciled act of Con. gress. were vested in and confirmed to the General Assembly of the State of Arkan. sas, to be appropriated solely to ihe use and supportsof u university in said State And whereas ihe General Assembly Of the State of Arkansas have, by their resoln- ton, approved December eighseen, eigh- teen hundred and iory-four, asked for a modification of said compact 10 authorize said General Assembly to appropriate said seyenly-two sections of land to common school purposes: Therefore,
 Sec. ]. Be u enacted .by fhe Senate aad House of Representatives ef the Uni'ea Siaies of America in Congress assembled That tue assent of Congress be, and is hare. by, given to the change in said compact ask ed for by the said General Assembly, so a, to authorize snd empower the General As. sembly of the Sta.e of Arkansas, aud they ere hereby authorized and empowered, te appropriate said sevenly-two sections o land f,r the use and bctefis of commos schools in said Slate, or in any other mode the said General Assembly may deem pro, per, for the promotion of educauon in sait State.
 Ann owed. Jplv 1g. lS46.
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Furniturs.

FTvHE undersigned would respectfully inform the l ciizens Of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CAHsSEr and CHAIR making b0siness at his old stsnd on Markham Street, and is prepared to fill opaers at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRx3DUcE, HIDES, BEESW.ax
 M.4ND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price,
 N.-Bx Old furniture neatly repaired, and varnish cd Eoiiihs made at all hours, Prices to cores. pond with the times. VIM. ZANZIBAR.
 Oct. s, Is45. 4-tf.
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Aingae ail tle sdsesfisea rsExeiee af fks day foE Ague and Fexef CkillanA Fever none sesin to meet sith sus Tapidly pf saie aad sise = much Renef- aisatisEaction n0 Dr. Hull's ceisbgatsdpis. Wnen- ever sey have beea ihtfDdneed ail tnnics in what syel shzpe al mixfnres and Pills, and preparations cf every character designed for this disease, have been discarded as 01 wholly use.e1s .fe and DT. HulI's Ague Fills have been received ss the only permauent sufet
 They stop the ChilIs and Fever the fsst day, and do not s:cken the stomach or operate on the bow els
 Young children. and persons of all ages, sexes, ard conditions may use these Pills, not only with sasety, but with the certainty of success.
 Judge Fefrest of 5enesbgro Ala-s vas cHFea q q severe and obstinate ease of Chille with only half box. after two physicians had exhaasted aIl their skill.
 . John Camp, merchant at Eiytons Ala, says he never knew them to fail; has sold several goce ot boxes, aud cured ten cases in his own fatnily Messss Pettigrew K Gray write they are entirely out They say no medicine sold h thcis store gives such satisfaction, or as soon, and permanent ly.
 We might give scores of references and certih- eates but VIC refer the reader to our agents where they may obtain pamphlet tgratis) giving full description of the medicine. and its manner oi use
 Price S per box, with directions
 Who would be troubled with that distressing con- p,aint the Tooth Ache, whenit can be speedily cur led without pain or exiraciings
 DR. R.E.ACOU.NIVS