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5ARLEY's UNIVERSAL
TuE ftLUsTRATED HAND BOOK.

4 NEW'snd beautiful edition Of r>f.ey's UniveTss
"a History for the use ~ Schools. Jusl publshe oY
iy.7 MARK n. NEWMAN & co l99 Broadway
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~ The public are respec iuly appri.ea ~. .7 ~.
place In New York obtain Dr. CHRISTIE OsnDAe "N
vanlc arllc go = Al ..o,ru,,v q,
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
NEW DRUG STORE.
FREEMAN & Go

S -hAs juit t HhEMAS reeeiaed < 5re@ co.' eays Hsv
 N York, and are now opening in
 ez@ the store one door south of Messrs Martin & Norton, in Halls Row. Water street, general assortment of fresh Drugs S' Medicines, consisting in part of the following articles. viz:
 Atads-Su Sulphuric, Acetic Benzoic. Nitric Nitric, Oxalic; Alcohol Asafetida, Am onia Carbonate of, Muriate of Am ona, Annatto, Arsnlc, Adhesive Plaster. BaIsams-Fir, Copaiva, Peru Tolu, Life; Bayberry pow'd., Bole Armenia, Borax refined, Baeman's Drops, Burgundy Pitch. Bood-root, Breast pipes, Blue-stone Barbadoes Tar Blue Mass, Black Lead, Catnip Charcoal, powd Cinnamon, pow'd. Covos, Caraway seed, Columbo, Calomel, Chrome yellow, Coch- meal, Court Plaster Cayenne Pepper, Corrosive Sublimate, Capavia, Capsules Cupping glasses, Colchicum seed, Cardo, mon seed. Carbonate of Iron, Dover's pow ders, Diachylon Plaster. Elder Flowers, Elecampane, Elm Slippery, Emery, Epson Salts, Ergot, Ether Sul phuric. Essences- all kinds. E1lracts-Balladonna Collo- cynth comp, Dandelion, Gentian Hen- bane, Loswood, Peruvian Bark Carpen- ter's precd., Sarsaparila Carpenters fluid; Fennel Seed, Flies spanish, Foxglove, Gen tan, Ganboge. Gums--Aloes, Arabiac. Ammonia. Benzoin, Opium, Tragacanth, Myrrh, Elastic bags, balls and bougies, Sen egal, Camphor Hydrodate of Potassa, Ink lndellibe, Iodine, Ipecacuanha, Ivoryblack, Jalap, La2s calaminaris, Lees Pills, Lii. quorlce, Lint patent, Lobelia, LunarCostic, Musk, Mustard seed, Mercurial Ointment, do Plaster. Nut-megs, Nux .vomica, Nut gals, Orange Peel. Ous-Castor, Croton, Almonds, Amber rect, Cinnamon, Cloves, Cubebs Horsemint. Lemon, Origanum, Peppermint, Roses, Sassafras Wormseed, Nerol'. Almonds essential Peruvian bark powr putf:, Quinine, Quicksilver, Rhubarb, Saffron, Sage, Scammony. Seidltz Pow ders, Snakeroot Seneca, do Virginia, So- da Powdels, Spermaceti, sweet spirits of Nitre, Sponge, Sugar of Lead, Tartar Emetic, Turmeric, Turpeth Mineral Uva Ursi, Valenan, Veratria, Verdigris, Vermil- lion. White Wax, do Vitriol, and all other articles in our line.
 These ve are determined to sell as low as they can be bought by retail at Memphis or New Orleans
 We invite Physicians, Planters, Mcr- chants and he public generally to give us a call.
 *.*In addition 10 the above general as sortment we have purchased the entire stock of pr. Benjamin Green, consisting of a large and we'll selected stock of fresh Dr~Se f Ho@iDisDo, reoAntIJ- puroha Q ead in the City of Baltimore by Dr. Green, cx- pressly for this market Again we invite those wishing to purchase. to call and ex- anime our stock-we are determined 10 sell great bargains wholesale S retail.
 Helena, April IS, 1846
 l.. FREEMAN 6 Co.,
 April 24, l646.
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NEW FALL & WINTER
 GOODS

NgAILEY $ RICE are now receiving -AS and offer for sale, at reduced prices a large and carefully selected stock of E'al5 and BV'intes' gs1GIgs among which are the following: Bleached and brown Domestics, Heavy plain and twilIed Lowell Bed ticking-various brands, Plain red and plaid Linseys, Ky. TwilIs, A Ky. Linseys, White Plains-a heavy article for negro wear.
 Blue, mixed, stripe, and plaid Ky. Jeans, Blue, mixed, and black Satinets, Fancy stripe and plain do Blue, black and mixed Cloths, Fancy stripe, blue and black Cassimere, Pilot and Flushing Cloths, Blue, grey, $ green Blankets for coats, While and colored Mackinaw Blankets, Fine ribbon,bound Whitney do White and colored saddle do Heavy, negro do Ky. country knit socks, White red, green and yellow Flannel, Irish Linen of all qualities. Black and colored Cambrics, Jaconet, Swiss, Null and Book Muslins, Fancy prints, in great variety, new tyles, Black, blue, and blue and orange do Apron checks-Shrting stripes, Ombre shaded, and fg'd. Mouseline de Laines,
 Plain black, and fg'd. Alpacas, Cashmere and M de Laine Robes, Black Cashmere and Merino Shawls, Mouseline de Laines and Stradila do Lyonese, Edinburgh, and California do Cuba, Ceylon and German Hoods, Silk Fancy Hdkfs.-cap and Bonnet Ribbons,
 Silk long Mits, silk Picnic. Gloves, Black and white silk gloves, Silk net Thule,
 Satin and Velvet vestings, Worsted Cravats,
 White Fringes, Silk and Worsted Coat binding and cord,
 Linen and Cotton Table Covers, Linen Table, and Towel Diaper, White and cold. Flax Thread, Spool and skeih do Tailors' trimmings of all kinds
 Sept 26, l846.
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Z. @. @. F. FMVHE members of "TELULA LODGE" Fl No. 3, are requested to meet at their Lodge Room, on this Saturday. evening at o'clock A. F. ODLE. Helena, Jan. 9, lS47. [SecretarY.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09

SAGAcIrY OF A DoG-A correspondent residing Tn Mississippi, on whose statements the most implicit reliance may be placed gives us the following remarkable facts illustrating the sagacity of the dog lie says a dog belongs to an old gentleman hear his residence in Marshall county, by the name of Richmond, having been bitten by some kind of very poisonous snake the old lady (Mrs. R) procured some kind Of herb growing in the woods, prepared 1t in milk, and gave it to the unfortunate animal which quickly relieved him. Some time afterwards, he was again bitten, and came immediately to his mistress and began to show signs of distress, when on eXamlna- ton, the cause was ascertained. She went agaln immediately to gather some Of the herb he followed; as soon as he saw what kind she gathered, he began 10 eat of it. She, however, prepared and gave him some as before, by which he was soon relieved. Some time after this. he treed something a little distance from the house, which attrac ted to the place one of the old gentemen's sons, who supposing il to be a rabbit. attempted to put his hand in a hole of the tree, when the dog laid hold of hls aim and drew it back. He made the second attempt, but the dog laid hold of his arm and drew 1t back with considerable force, upon which he struck the sagacious and friendly ani- nal and drove him away. He then intro duced his hand into the hollow of the tree and was immediately bitten by c raHle snate! The same remedy which cured the dog, was fortunately administered 10 him with lk 70 SucceSe - R 01e5 rh Sf1r
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
Hats, Hats,,

Beaver, Brush, Moleskin and Cassimer HATS, all of the latest and most fashiona- 6le style Also, Panama, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
N 0 T I q E

ES HEREBY GIVEN, That I have E appointed JOHN 5. HoKSEK, Esq, of Helena, my Agent and Attorney in fact; with power tc sell at low prices, and upon liberal terms, the chief part of my lands in the counties d Monroe, Poinsett, St Fran cis and Philips, and all my lots in the town of Helena; and to manage my busi- ness and interests generally, in said four counties. WM. RUSSELL
 Helena, Juy f, l846
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Roots S Shoes. } cases Calf Boots, 10 I" Kip 10 " Thick "boys" $ Kip 10 "mens Kip Brogans, 8 " " Thick 4 "boys 6 " Kip 4 Womens Kip Bootees, ? Calf " l " Misses " " 200 pr. Ladies seal Buskins. Ladies and Misses Kid Buskins and Slippers. Misses Seal, Kid and Morocco Bootees With a great variety of chiIdrens shoes Received per recent arrivals and for sale cheap, at wholesale or retail, by
 BAILEY & RICE. October 3, l846.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
FRESH AND GENUINE DRUGS & MEDTCINES!!

FEy4E World has at length become con
 M vinced of the importance of buying fresh Drugs at first, instead of using those that are old and aoorthleSS. Therefore, the public will bear in mind, that the subscriber will keep no medicines on hand but what are FRESH and GENUINE. All articles sold by him, which should prove not good can be returned and the money will be refunded.
 He hasjust received fresh supply, con- sisting, in part, of
 Quinine, Calomel, Rhubarb, Jalap, Ipe cac, Blue Mass, Camphor, Aloes, Asafetida Epson Salts. Sulpher in rolls and pulver ized, Strychnine, Gum Myrrh, and Lobelia; together with general assortment of Patent Medicines. The public are respect fully invited to give him call, and he pledges himself that he will be undersold by no one.
 uThe highest prices paid in cash for BeeswaX. r. A. BARKER, Jr-
 March 2t, lS46.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
Bonnets, Ribbons, &c.

Florence Braid, Leghorn, Straw, Neapo- Titan, and Lace and Gimp Bonnets; some Of which are extra fine Also a beautiful assortment of ARTTTIGT.AL FLOWERS Cap and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
GROCERY STORE.

VMSHE subscriber having opened house A of this description in Helena would most respectfully ask of the people of the town and country liberal share of their patronage His stock consists in part of the following articles to wit;
 Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Loaf Sugar. Mackere No. & ? Bar Soap, Sperm Candles, Star and Tallow Candles Painted Buckets, Shaker Brooms, coarse and fine Salt, Imperial Tea, Almonds and Raisins, Pepper, Spice and ground Ginger MadIer and Indigo, Western Reserve and Pineapple Cheese, Underwood's best Pickles Cream-n nuts and Pecans rock Candy and Candies assorted; ground Pepper and Starch, Nutmegs and Crackers, fresh Rice Otard and Cog. Brandy, Holland Gin, old Rye and Irish Whiskey; Champalgne, old Port, Madeira Sweet and Claret Wines; Brandy Cherries, Jamai ca Rum, Rectifed Whiskey, assorted Cordals and Lemon Syrup; fine and common Tobacco, fine and common Segars Sardnes, Demohns assorted sizes Stone Ware and Pipes, Cran-berries and Cod fish, Painted Washing-tubs, assorted sizes Flow Lines Shoe Backing and Brushes, Cut Nails, assorted fine writing Ink, Powder and Lead, Skot, assorted pint Flasks, Kentucky Mustard and Pijtsburg Ale All which he will sell on the most reasonable terms for CASH and Cash only. Jetfries' old stand doors South of Martin & Norton's Dry Good store. 7-tF Bears Oil, Deer skins Venson Hams and Butter & Eggs taken in exchange for Groceries.
 w. R. JAMES.
 December 19, l8l6
 N. B.-A splendid Bar attached to the establish ment, which will be always supplied with the most choice Liquors, Cigars Oysters Oranges, &c.
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Boots and Shoes.

Fine Calf, Kip and Morocco BOOTS, } Boots, and various other kinds of Sum mer SHOES, including fine assortment of Ladies Shoes
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
COTTON SEED.

COTTON SEED. NUST received 200 bushels Farrellys W Improved Cotton Seed Samples of the cotton both ginned and the boil, can be seen my store in Helena.
 GEO. A. WORTHEN. Jan. 9, 1917.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
EHGB-MKwEN BE VA

G HI& -H~ kM BE VA G%o ENINE blue and black Cloth dress and A frock coats,
 Fine drab and black cloth over.coats; Blue, grey and green Blanket do Pilot cloth and Flushing do Fancy Cassimere & black cloth Petoes; Cadet mixed Satinet do Pilot cloth and Blanket short coats; Ky. Jeans frock and Hunting do Black and fancy Cassimere P,nts; Satinet and Ky. Jeans do Black & fancy satin S Silk velvet Vests; Wool velvet ard cloth do Bombazine and Alpaca do Twilled Drawers,
 Linen bosom and Linen shirts, Italian Cravats, silk and satin Ties; Now opening and for sale by
 BAILEY & RICE. Sept 26, l846.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
Fancy Goods.

Our stock of Fancy Goods for Ladies Dresses, &c., is very fine, to which W, would particularly call their attention, fo these We will sell very low.
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
MARTIN & NORTON

m M AVE now received full assortment
 N M of SPRING 6 9UMlL.IIsl GoOds, to which they would most re- specttully call the attention of those wishing to purchase, as we will sell for a small advance on eastern prices. Amongst our stock may be found the following, viz
Southern shield., 1847-01-09

SCHOOL BOOKS. q GhLNEY'S and Smiths Geography; O Comstock's Chemistry & Philosophy; Boyd's Rhetoric; Davis Geometry and Algebra; Smiths Davies, Pike's and Smiley's Arithmetic;
 Smiths, Kirkham's and Bullon's Gram mar;
 Sanders lst, 2nd and 3rd Readers; Goodrich and Emerson's Webster's Dictionary; Webster's Spelling Books, Pictorial do; Blank Books-all descriptions; Letter and Cap Paper in great variety; Primers, Toy Books. QuiIls Steel Pens; Inkstands, blue, black, and red Ink, wa fers, &c,, &c.
 Just received and for sale, by
 BAILEY & RICE. October 3, t646
Southern shield., 1847-01-09
Donlestics.

Heavy Lowels, Bed Ticking, Brown and Bleached Shirting, Cottonades 6 Mus quito Netting
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made solemn demand of explanation and reparaion
We pursued tina, in Jackson's time, after
peated outrages and spoliatons upon citizens and
commerce
1t is strange that gentlemen who boast so much pa
trlosm, can nothing wrong in MeXico-nohing right
in course; that they should choose time OF war
for their anmad versionshat they should imagine their
speeches. their arguments, their inconsistent conduct,
their declarations of the injustice OF their counry-ther
contradiction of every statement OF the President and his
destroy harmony unanimty confidence in people and
our troops, to dampen patriotism and defeat success,
should give no aid and comfort to the enemy For
myself, only say, knowing the sterling honor and
Just good faith which abides in the American people,
do--if | were Mexican as am an American, would
rather have here who could satisfy the American
people that their President unawfuly and unnauraly
forced them into unjust war; than TO have well-ap
pointed army of hundred thousand men. The latter,
the Americans in just might defeat, but their over
wheming Indignation at unjust war would be ire
sistble at home, and procure to Mexico speedy and
advantageous peace
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United and Foreign Agency Washington Civ

VE undersigned have associated for the purpose of tram
acting business general agents, in the city OF Wash
ngton, ID. c., under the firm and style Of RICHARD
COKE * co.
They will attend the purchase and sale of real
generally in all parts of the United States;
To the fornatiel of companies here in Europe c
the purchase disposal of lands in all parts of the tnd
States;
To the prosecution of claims on the government of Tia
United States for lands money before the executive de-
partrnents Congress;
To the Obtaining remission of fines, penalties and lrsi
ures for alleged violation of the other laws,
To the settlement of accounts with the State Treasu,
War, Navy, and Post Office Departments; ~
To the prosecution of claims before any boards OF cm
mssioners existing or hereafter to be provided
Long experience, and extensive practical knowledg, NJ
business Equality the undersigned perform any ofh
foregoing descriptions of business which may be coee
their An extensive personal acquaintance y,
present and former high officers of the government AMI
members of either house of Congress, renders paric,
references unnecessary. q
Letters OF inquiry merely will be answered free of chaps
but in all communications addressed the firm mn
be post paid.
Charges will be reasonable.
Office Twelfth street, between and streets.
RICHARD s. CONE
ROGER c. WEIGHfMAN
JAMES PRENTISS,
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY :
April 23-ly
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Agency for Claims at Washington.
CHARLES DE SELDINCs Notary Public Con,


~ and General Agent No III, Todd's Buildings PennstI
vana avenue Washington, ID. c., offers his Cor ha
prosecution of claims before Congress any the cxe
departments, before any boafd of it
may be appointed for the adjustment of spolatof
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pension
whether revolution any other service; bounty lands n
return duties those arising under contracts, treaties
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid to the settlement Of
disbursing officers who may find it nconvenient gi3
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pro
pared furnish egnlzed copies Of any document or ohe
paper that may be required. DID #llt+a
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amour
claimed and the extent of service required
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate at
tenton.
He has the honor refer to the Navy Department, ana
the several bureaus connected with it, comptroers and au
ditors Offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and pursers in the navy and also Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry esq, Philadelphia; Rev
Sepnus Tustin chapan of the Senate Washington; Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fayette, Indiana; Thomas NJ Foun
esq, Pensacola, Florida; Hon. c. b. Penrose Lancaster
Pa; Judge 7. Hartley Crawford Washingon VIM All
new, esq New York; Collins Lee esq, Baltimore, Md
II. b. Reardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodrdge
New Haven, Conn; M Jndson, esq, New Orleans; Hon
E. II. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
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