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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
. JOHN IOoOl
TORRAS & 10000,
Main street van Buren,


Main street Van BuTen,
rspE-TFITLI,Y informs the citizens Of this place
X and the surrounding country, that they have Jus
received per New Ham pshire, direct from New orleans
, general assortment OF Dry Goods, CloIhlhs' H-s
Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Glassware. CrocNeryi anu
Gallery, consisting in part oi the following 1''''
Dry Goods.
r,,.r r,,,Ii, i,ronet. SWISS null and striped do
sinyh,ms prints new styles, linen CHECKS, c"''"" ~
sounterpn do and striped do. cp'tonldes tehen az.
American yambrpnns, liasn DR. ding eni'reu eau -
English and BlndlnN hdG!s, linen chmor,c I"" ~
.IE A, sssci, ssrge. brown aud blea-hed "a IS ano
a. domestic, cotton drngs, striped do pea "IH,ms
dIas. mits black and coored ladies and GEMS g'o'
Do Irish linen, tapes linen and cotton o'nun!, gu,
ored linen thread, spool cotton, coat anu 'e''
needles, paper and pound pms Ne'' &C.
Clothing.
.h..k Ind striped lrht do, cottonad'
A, line, and eott6nate pants, Marsees Ves's l'"en "
eaton and undcr Shirts fancy craVa's ana 'uSP
Boots and shoes.
Cent, sne sewed cIlf skin boots, do tr'-an'' %o
u.n. do. men, youth and boys pcgged brogan'' IA
Sis,' kid buskins, and PrunclIl slippers
Hats.
Giants, fashionable neutril cashmere, beaver aht
.p,rtin,. plnaml, Ieghprn. ClmPeachy PAIN ei' INV
saildren's leghorn, wool waite and black uo'
Hardware.
Knives and forks, butcher do, pocket do razor ano
Cbapman's razor straps, scissors, shears shalvS'
fork latches brass fossets, strap hinges screws
na,ters' soulres chsels. hand saw MES augefS sou
bace and bits drawing knives siirruPs, spurs ofu
rms balances, sceyards, Collins axes log ana ,a &c
chains, hoes, coffee mills, spades and 'hoTeIT aPah"eG
and brlss candle sticks, violin sIEng' bed cofus 1"O
plough lines.
Plain. pressed auted and heavy cut tnmo!er' pan
nd rih salts mould caster bottles. VINE glasses ahI
deeanters.
Queenswarc.
Teas, edged plates b1eaka.' f" MoTn0 %o~j,
painted do, teapots, cream Jugs anu sus1' O0
Tobacco.
o-o.noco, Grants premium, eagle brand and honeky
Which they offer at the lowest market p'lces, ,o
.,,h or country produce are not forced but deter
mined to sell, give US call
Van Buren,, May I'd, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &C.

Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &C.
| Il-tTEVENSON & RELL have received direct from
= Philadelphia Il large and well selected stock OF
! DRUGS &c, to which they invite the inspection OF
their old customers and the public generally. Their
stock consists in part Of the following:
Medicines:
| Ca,omcl camphor qunIne, iodine, odIde Of potos-
surn, odrde Of IRON, rhublrb, Peruvian bdrks, INDIA
and Turkey myrrh, Honduras sarsaparli, blyOcry
bark IrmIock bark, cnmpo,l, IN powders, creasotc,
extract of hquouce, scdItz and soda powders, kno'
prnkroot, cream Of tartar, &c.
Paints, sc;
Chrome green. chrome yellow black lead, lamp.
HACK. Iyory black, Chinese vermiron, Venetian red,
chrome green IN oil. thargc, dry white lead, red lead
gum sheIlac.
Dycstuf;
Indigo, maddcr, copPeras, alum, logwood' annatto'
oil OF vlirlol
Sundries;
Mortars and pestIes, sPItuas pill ties spring AN
ccrs Evans lancets genuine, do imitation, American
thumb anccts spring lancet bIides teeth hooks pant
brnsbes, varnish do sash do, teeth do. Matches
trusses syringes Brandeths pills. Peters do SaPPng'
tons do Motflts do Spenccrs do. Cook DO Lee 5
do Thrustons do, aposthecarcs scales and weghts'
allspice, black pepper, ginger, mace, Cloves &c.
Van Buren, Oct 18th, 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
Drugs, Medicines &c.


"A a ~ MAYERS, have n store ana oher
w fOr sale sEHeEa! -S'0'''''-"' u
Mea's'nS', MS An Calomel Morphine
t"s, .nssLI Musk
Nux vumica
cA"P" P,.; Essential oils, every variety
Ae,1 ~, Ointments tIydrg all kinds
. Mi. Roots-dll kinds
rL.nInhn,ic SarslparIlla
Aqua ammonia FFF sasr"us
Arrow root Im
B4lsam cOpliVi ga '''"sS
Sulphur salt' ePs''"
Blue pill mass 10 30
BOrlN refined G'
Burgundy pitch 20 T
Brm.tone and fine DO i",'4'
C,.,Ic so,p Flax seed
Eng. Windsor do u" ~ s'"N
Cdnthdrrdcs SFt' iI
Do Puly 10 N'''
C1lo ,,lI,,To Sugar of lead, dne white
Cayenne pepper SUN S".p,,,, m,ooIII,
Ccutaury n!'uP ,f
'nto' J' ''E. SoJ, Tart. rmcttc--Eng
~, ~. IVA ursI
S''Vs Varni>he<-different sorts
Co-sas srb,ir,,t, Vanilla beans
,..', ..,,- Venice turpcntiDe
y. White
y .In do Ptate
Cubebs and powder do Wine OF a"''m0Hy
CtrLrr, Parag"Hc
ELIXIR yllroI n'''' '
Emrrys n'fT
ErEot t.
ENtrlctsass'd Iho'Ph"'u'
Elours camom,le ilPvfhc
Bcnzon as'e ai"e''''
r.,,or,, Powder alocs
~, H.. Io,ssoIutio1 do Charcoal
Ginger root ami Powd do do r"m Arabic
/ all kIrds do Doycrs
] Tnl
Hops 10 = CoIo", ,,h
IlyLrodate potash 90 CoIoryh'n
| Isuglass Am and Russia d" Iau'hlt1u"
ioJ'1. do Iprcac
limbo Pasta do Jahp
C,In,,,nc do Khubarb
IamJ'nmm do Sup. Carl Soda
| Liquorrco ~ LJ.
refined irtPlFtu cn''A
u,rrcsIa fine Quicksilver
do snail SQUARE hard Raspcd quassia
Mama .-,
Patent Mcdicincs-a great variety instruments
Brushcs-manv kinds. Pcrfomery-l large as'or
mcnis. French and German Paints and dye struh
| Glass ware; window glass.
..o.a rnII and constant supply Of French and Tn!
Irsh chemicals, and other articles embraced IN inc
line which they wII dispose Of at wholesale ana felA
! at an unusal snail allowance
| Far, smith, MAY 80, l.46.-l6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

W, II. & N. MAlERS,
FoRT Smith.
HAVE Just received, per steamer O.c'E Ben hen
from Philadelphia. further supply OF Drugs
Medicines. aud so forth-such as
Yeast, Powders, Spring l.anccis'
Wi,t,r's Balsam Of Ml5d Cherry.
Swaync's Syrup of Wild C"orFy'
6 Gross Patent Medicines,
Composition Powders
Thompson's Eye Water,
English Caomel,
Canine,
Slge, Borax, LiQuorice.
Glass Syringes. all kinds.
-Four OF Sulphur, CopaI Varnish,
Dyc slutI<. Paints. &c.
Januarv litn. 1917. 5U.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

hRY GOODS, per Arkansas No.
~ AIrrI."
lUoO pr h.ro Nrrrmarh and fancy 7
200 " INDIAN stripes
100 " Markrurw blankets
With Snn~ IS. So~p' n'brs. Sewing sdk'
and NaIra-s IIdAt>., For nud S"'I c'F
F,nnuc1-. brown nud hcrcbcd Sncc''nG'' "
with many other articles, purch's'1 a.
prices and offered unusunIlv low. hy
HENRY l. CUNNINGNl
Feb. 20lh. lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

BOOKs!! BoOhs!!
OOOPERS Naval History.
~ Meals History Of the Purltans
Life Of Paul Jones.
Marshall's Washington.
BourGenne's Napoleon.
Grimshaws United States.
Says Political Economy.
Walkers AnthropoIogicll Works.
Combe on the Constitution Of Mas
Mills Crusldes and ChIyalry.
Presidents Messages.
S:orHos W0rks
Pocke, Maps Of Texas Oregon, and California.
School Books and Stationery.
For sale BY WALLACE WARD
Aug .oth, l5a6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

I,TrRON, dried currunls, pruncs, specs. essences
Y j confectionery, hqunrre, JuIuhc Pls'", patent
i@Icp,.J cum waddnr, powder pulls, India ru,brr,
steel ,,rs ever points lead, Cruclhlc black lead and
SAND pe,cussIun caps, har brushes, combs, Military
-ha' lg soap, Tuylor'~ transparent DO,
LayenGr cologne Orange aud Florida waters, drawing
note httcr and cap paper--for sale by
Oc, 91st l. is Fort smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
DRY GOOD

rLANKs, CARDS, and job PfiSaas'
X tod q, the shortest notice :.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
'aIieties.

Buff4lo and horn tuck combs, horn ant ..
combs, long round combs, tnc IVORY, drrssb.
ding combs, whaI'honc. Pms and needles, ,ts
aud shaving brushes, thDmhIcs, razor stop. 'bi
ooycs, pastvJoard., 'Iohus and VIolu strIHg, I
and match sales, percussion cups, statIUnaV {
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
A ntiOn!!.
VILLA MS & PHILIP,


IAVF Just opened at Their Store on "
II fresh and we'll assorted stock Of T,r.,
lns IN part Of the following articles, al,
winch they are pr, pared to sell as cheap a,g,
Dry Goods.
BIcarhcd and brown shJrtng, Lowell an3G.
nahur-s, American, Frrurh and Aunk1p,,.
plans, chamUrcts, tNced.. Kentucky lean,
brown linen, navy linen. French and S.prt,
hcr,rys and ln>ys, hannIn, lr,h Inrt.
cotton checks, conlon hannrIs; green, yell ,
White hanucis, hrGcye, cotch and I.usi,
dama,k table cloths, cauyas, fancy prints
white clhcncs, gInghams, painted 0INhs, J
mconct. cambrc, book and swrss mu,.n,
cambucks, paper muslin, cotton velvet
hrm.,tlrhrd Iucn rauDhrlc hLkis ~ JlsrE
hIet Tor wells or sCurIs, gras- cloth. mIssrD
cotton and worsted hose, gcntlcmcns cUtlo
worslcd bindings, taPe., bonncls, buttons
eyes, spool cotton, Sc Sc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

FNLL AND WINTER GOODS.
tCOTT WHITE & co. have un hand n very
- full stock Of fall and winter goods among
which are blanket coats of excellent quality and
various sizes, and blankets Of every quality and
price.
They have also complete stock Of shoes and
boots. which they can sell ON as good terms as
can be offered in this market.
They have also received, by last arrivals, very
valuabe addition to their former stock, all OF
which they are offering on the very best Of terms.
Van Burcn, Ark, Nov. IS. 1916. A..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

w II. & N. MAYERS. havc i,
V''a large supply Of fresh ear5.,
and field seeds, from Landrelhs cs,
establishment.
The garden and field seeds are wnr,,
aud genuine. Those wishing suVp,
here every variety.
The flowers are of the most beau,,,l
vorile kinds. amrng which Wills 4
dozen assorted DuhIrus, all OF which /,
wholesale and retail.
TOrders promptly filled.
Feb. y, 1871.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

PAINTS. PAINTS
White Lead, in OIL. l''ihaTgc
ann Rl,ck Sand Paper.
Venetian Red. hcd heau'
y H.. ,,ob,o VermhlrOn.
IiI,s Blue snaIts.
Chrome yellow. Cold Leaf
Cia E,.cn Silver do.
Ia.,, V,r,isb Brunzcs.
Car,I do Camel Hair Pencls.
I ;,p.ncd Ol Paint Brushes.
s,-,s T,,ncniins Sash Tools.
sp,n,sb Brown. Drawing Paper, &c.
Glue.
W IL & VI. MAYERS,
Druggists, Fort smith
1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
Enntk mud shces.

Infants hid sorA.. CrrI,and boys shoe, Id
p rs, bu,nrns, gIIIcr boots aud Hr"gans, mt'tI
gams, gculInmrns iIuc prgrrd and 'e" ed ca. {
brogaus, light seal and c4If bouts, heavy EPu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
Hard ware.

Gun tuhrsand locks, spurs, sijrruP', Mt i
shears, SCISSORS, sheep shears, drawing kni'u
cts, socket chssels, screw augurs, isrks Jrn
butt and strap hinges, wood screws sofse MI
combs, IRON and brass serves, brIltaR. and
and iuJlc spoons, pocket knives, kulS" and q
zors, pad locks chest, closet, aud run locks, h,I
snovc.s aud t"ngs. cotton and wool cards, hl's
taper, pitt, mrIl saw and bastard files, l1st;
axes, French and imitation French .-"'hgi
CroCkeTy.
Common cups and sauccrs. White a'nt ''ti
ems, saucers, breakfast aud dinner plates. Sui
dishes, cwers and hasrus, castor bottles h"t
mon and granite pitchers. And many "ibr
too numerous to mention here, call and 't
trouhc to show goods " and prIcrs viii n"Il
your purchasing a. we are determined to Sc.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,
TAVE ju.' opened similar stock which +
for sale on the same terms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
Clothing,

Linen bosom shirts. blcacn'd and hro,, ,otl
shirts and drawers, WOODEN nett shirts. nsrtl
valrnca, six, black satin abd h'"cH 'Ik'r7
cottuuadc and gamhTunn pants and coats, IA
and frouk coats, tweed und fIpc!Ing bIni@E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

IJAVE ju't opened similar stock "h''h Il
for sale on the same terms.
Nan Duren. July l-'h, lS4O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

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From the Savannah Georgian.
The Union.

Most gratifying must il be to Mr. Rche the editor Of
the Washington Union, TO witness the sympathy and
manly Indignation with which his exclusion from the
Senate chamber has been viewed by his brethren OF the
press, and by the democracy OF the country.
Not only the democratic press, but the neutral press
have been unanimous in condemning this act Of mock
decency on the part of the Florida senator's backed by
those Of South Carolina and the united senators OF the
great wing party with Mr. Archer the discarded senator
at their head Mr. Yuee bringing up the rear OF the yeas
and nays.
Even the wing press who act with independence. con-
denim this act of the Senate.
The Boston Courier (whig) styles the expulsion ian
act of supreme folly" and intimates thatgrave sena-
far removed above the level of their constit-
uents in regard 10 intellect and integrity"
Mr.. Richie has called either OF the senators
such hard names "a pettogger or bully" applied
by member of Congress from this State to the present
dgnifed Secretary OF State Yet have not heard OF
the exclusion of Mr. King from the Senate chamber, be-
of language applied to who in that body was
always courteous-aways the gentleman, he is in the
Office conferred him by the Executive. No, twist and
stab at MIR. Polk. II was an effort to impalr-nay,
crush the influence of the official press of democratic
administration, in the hope that if the Napoleon OF the
press stripped of his power the people would heed
not his rebukes OF Congress
But the effort has failed. Public opinion, mighty
than the Senate with its great patronage, condemns
the act The press, independent OF party shackles, con
denim it. 9 Iuit
Who believes that the wing senators would have passed
such resolution had Mr.. Yulee moved it against the
editors of the lntelligencer.
large meeting Of the democrats OF Louisiana was
held at New Orleans on the 9th ultimo
Unqualified confidence in the patriotism, prudence and
abilities of the President expressed in the resou-
tionshe dilatOry of Congress in passing neces
sary measures Indignantly conference.-the expulsion
of the editor of the Union by majority of the Sem
ate, pronounced 90 undignifed and oppressive" and
the following resolution, among others, unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the editor of the Union for his fearless
exposition of the disregard of duty and the unnecessary
and fatal delays which Characterised the proceedings of the
Senate and for his prompt OF the vote on the
of the country.
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Rhode Island.
From the Providence

From the Providence Herald
EASTERN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC Con-
vENTIoN Pursuant to notice, the delegates from the
several of the eastern district assembled at the
State House, in Providence, Thursday evening March
4th for the purpose of nominating candidate to repre-
sent this district in the 30th Congress
For the organization of the convention, Fenner Brown
called to the chair, and Samuel Low appointed Sec
rotary
After calling the roll Of delegates, VIM Ennis, OF New
port was elected president, who declined. Welcome B.
Sayles then chosen president, and w Simons and
Samuel Low were appointed secretaries.
The convention then proceeded 10 ballot for candi-
date for to the 3oth Congress- when FEN
NER BROWN, of Cumberland, received the unanimous
vote of the convention.
Mr. Parrnenter of Providence moved that committee
be appointed to draft and report resolutions NE follow
ing gentlemen appointed: Messrs. Parmenier, OF
Providence Ennis OF Newport, Davis, of North Prov
dence, Bradford, of Smhfed, and Miller, of Bristol.
The following resolutions, reported by the committee
through Mr. Ennis, were unanimously adopted:
Rcsored That the Of the national administrations
in sustaining the honor and OF the country
waged by Mexico, the decided appreciation
oths convention and that whilst they regret the necessity
for the they haye full confidence III the disposition and
ability of the President bring to speedy and honot-
BILE termination.
from the Senate of the United States, this
ton find for regret in the tendency OF the act TO check
that fearless discussion public which
tia to the preservation Of free institutions.
Resolved That will most jealous efforts pro-
by all honorable the election OF Fenner Brown
of Cumberland the of this district in the
Congress OF the United States.
tp WELCOME b. SAYLES, President
y y ,n S,Mo Tar Secretaries.
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Each cable to be of one hundred and fifty fathoms. All
of the said iron be entirely of American manufac
turc, of the best quality free from adnxe of foreign iron
must be hammered from blooms into rough bars That
for the links then be Piled and rolled about
inch in thickness then again cnt, piled and rolled the
CURED sizes and cut the required lengths. That portion
wrought under the hammer to sizes and pes which viii
be furnished to the contractor The whole must be deliv
cred in straight lengths free from all flaws ragged ends,
edges, other defects subject such proofs and
the bureau direct and be in all respects the entire
satisfaction OF the commandment OF the said maynard,
chief Of the bureau, it will not be receved will any
be subjected to and proof unless satisfactory evidence
produced to the commandant of the yard that has
manufactured as herein required.
The quantity for one-hd Of all the different sized cables
must be delivered on or before The fifteenth day OF August
nex for another third of all said cables, before the
first day Of December next and the remainder or before the
for the iron embraced in each of the said delivery
any portion thereof should further information be required
enable them make their offers referred the
mandan commanding officer OF the yard Washing
ton, District of Columbia.
To those whose offers may be accepted parcu
lar schedules, drawings and models descriptive Of the
el parts and portions each kind of iron required will be
furnished when contracts are prepared for execution
onehird the amount of the contracts and ten per
in addition, of the of all bills will be retained
ton. Ninety per centum of all deliveries will be paid
provisions the contracts, within thirty days after their
s to The navy agent The oilers mus, s'ae at
made.
In faure on the part of the contractor urnis
times specified above, the officers agents at the navy
yard shall be author lied to purchase such quantities may
be necessary supply the deficiencies; and any Of
the price agreed to be paid by the contract shall
be charged to and paid by the contractor.
Every offer must be npaned by written guaranty,
signed by responsible persons, the effect tina,
he they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL il his
their bid be accepted into obligation within five
days after receipt of notice. with good and sufficient
ties furnish the iron proposed and proposal will
be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty. R
To be published twice week for four weeks in the fol
lowing papers, viz, Union and National ntegencer
Washington, ID. c.; Hartford Times Hartford Connecticut;
Journal of Commerce and Evening Post, New York; Penn
sylvanan and Keystone Philadelphia Morning Post Pitts
bgh, Pennsylvania; Union, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
sun Baltimore, Maryland Enquirer, Richmond, Virginia,
and the Union, Nashville, Tennessee.
March l0-2aw4w
NorR.-Papers publishing the above will please correct;
In I'd line of ID paragraph, instead of Twelve do do &c,
say Nine In 7ih line of 7h paragraph, instead of dupli
Gates, say fripiicafss.
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than any other column from the climate althougb IL eS
marched twice the distance of any other troops IN %
field and can with pleasure say, that the lives a 20
property OF the inhabitants of the province of CoabS
all of which province has been surrendered to bis s
has been respected acts of outrage or insubordns
have been perpetrated And no general or commani
could possibly have shown more socitude for the rom
fort protection, and well being of his officers and ms
and can safely say commander ever treated hs os
GERS with more kindness and courtesy His great ,n
iety has frequently been expressed in my presence y
fear that the volunteer officers had all they reo
to make their comfortable. Almost daily he visits ~
good care of their men; and in my opinion NOR az
Gent army of the strength does not exist T,
greatest harmony and good feeling prevails between ,Ss
officers and of the regular and volunteer iors ="
consider this statement due from me to Gen Wool an
the army under his command. i
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
h 0NaaHsH boz ai' HENRY L. WERE
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.


DEAR SIR. You gentlemen say, "lades should =.
NEEDLE with affairs OF state," but mind their homes a.,
their children, and, general rule disp
acquesce in their decision but now feel very anSous
transcend this limit and believing that you have receiys
this, communications equally absurd as ladysaS
dressing you political subject, without being placs,
hors d combat, and nasmuch notice the represent,
tves of the people extremely sensitive as rega,
tax tea and coffee have the voice of many aIss
of Alabama TO say, they not only willing for such
tax, but would lay aside, altogether the use of tbo
paaabe Injuries, rather than have the government, emG
raised for want OF means to prosecute the war, co
thereby render the smallest assistance in sustaining NJ
honor and credit of our dear and beloved country En-
tertainng such opinions cannot why they shouldn't
be made public, if they the views of lady anil
as have passed the Rubcon permit to add that AL
very sorry the bill TO appoint lieutenant general was o
for the ladies' here particularly anxious to have MI
Hon Mr.. Schenck, of Ohio, appointed to FIJI that hill
station that he may have the honor to command The ~
treating army from Mexico, for are sure that he wn
fill il better than any of brave ana gallant Officer
who are now in Mexico.
Very respectfully,
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

GEO. w PHILLIPS, OF the old firm of Pittnnn Phil
VI lips ~ Co, would beg leave call the attention Of
members of Congress (who about leaving the and
strangers generally his late arrival of fresh spring goods
amonst them may be found the following articles worthy Of
attention;
Rich Barona paids, article for ladies' dresses
Fine French Ginhams
Fine silk pressed lawns, these very beautiful
Fine figured lappe muslns
Sacharilla robes
Tucked robes
Tamboured robes
French embroidered robes something extra
very cheap lot OF lnencanbric handkerchief.
fresh lot of those French cloths aud doesln cassneres
which he will have made up the shortest notice and fits
guaranteed in all cases, together with many other articles
mention, all of which he will sell the
lowest cash prices GEO. w. PHILLIPS
MorI