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ELECTORAL TIOKET.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS

SENATORIAL ELECTORS
xECRAND BYINGToN, OF Pike county; z.
SAMUEL STARKWEATHER, OF Guyahogs
DISTRICT ELEcroRs. a
Iii. Dst. JonS SNYDER, Hamiltcn.f Ai'
I'd. do GEORGE KEsLNe, Waneni ks.
ID. do FRANCIS A. CUNNINGHAM, Preblei
l,h. do G. VoLNEy Dorsey, Miami;
5ih. do CHARLES M. GopFREy, Putnam;
9Th. DO SAMUEL Myers. Crawford; 9iii
7th. do JoHs w. BELL, Highland; aagta
8,h. do DANIEL G CocKERlLL, Adams; ghae.
9th. do SAMUEL DIrFgNDERFER, Pickaway
iO,h. do CHARLES CARPENTER, Delaware;
ain. do DANIEL J. SwNNEy. Ricbland;
18th. do LEWIS ANDERSON. Lawrence; M
18th. do JoHN LrpEy, Perry; ssgNiilss y
l1th. do WILLIAM LAWRENCE. Guernsey; :
18th. do WILLIAM G. WALTON, Monroe;
10th. do JosErH Burns. Coshocton:
i7th. do WILLIAM McDoNALp, Jeffei son;
18th. do Dawn DAaSTARKwEATHrR. Stark;
i9.h. do JoEL B. ByTTLEs, Trumbull; 4
10th. do HENRy B. PAYNE, Cuyahoga;
1ls. do ABuAH IVES, Huron.
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or There are several siores in this vii
lage and county, though we are really una
BILE to inform our readers whether they keep
good stocks as none Of them advertise.
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0r The letter relative 70 Col. Weller
from "Old Medicine" in another column, is
called out by some false charges put forth in
the Hamilton Iute lIigencer, by one MIllikin.
whose own courage squestionable, and who
is mean enough toleDd himself 10 be used
Hby politicians tu write ISLANDERS over his name.
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Hon. ]. Thompson will please accept our
thanks for the very neat and interesting PAM
phlet copy of the "Life, civil and Military" /"
of Major General John A. Quitman. 4
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEX
l0lI99 81 b9r#1ICOii lo 8Nnaal 4lI
Reported defeat OF the Trcnty!!l

'Sla ie LOUISVILLE, May, s2d, lS4S.
BY the arrival Of the Peytona, | have re.
ceived New Orleans papers Of the evening
of The l6lh instant. ,.6a
The schooner Volasco had arrived from
Vera Cruz in eigh, days, having sailed on
The ,S,k inst. II was reported and believed
there thai Congress had dispersed without
acting on the treaty, and the universal be-
lief was that there would be no peace. Y
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sourHpoRr, Moy lip. M.

Wisconsin has gone Democratic by very
large majority Of not less than FIVE thousand
on The State ticket. Both members OF Con-
press eJecled. Democratic Legislature.--
Sc nate, SO far as heard from all Democratic.
I-.-Eiouse nearly SO. Ed. TELEsRAPH.
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OF The Ohio State journal has come out
in "a long editorial for Corwin for President.
Ohio Press, 9g{Slyee sesd thc gis "a
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From the Cincinnati Commercial.
SECOND DAY.
BALTIMORE, May %, P. N

t3cAt l.''t''' BALTIMORE, May 90, +. WI.
The Convention met this morning at 8
o'clock. Mr.. Stephenson was called 10 the
chair. f3sa@ siaa,5s5gs nlo
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Plummer,
The thanks Of the convention we're voted 10
Judge Brce, Chairman pro-tem. iad sei
ai Mr.. Morton, Of Mass, moved TO adopt
the rules Of the Convention ofi44 except
| the two-,hirds rule.b hEs g0iasiara G iadW
This question was warmly discussed.
Mr.. Yancy expressed himself lin favor Of
the rule. He said they could do without
New York il the parties should abandon De-
m ocracy.o ag9J hGia 9dl siiil Il .a9iisi Z
! Mr.. Morse, ,of La ,spokelagninst thejtwoihird
4 role. He saldliit had before disappointed
Iibe people, and might again spring some
outsider upon the people, and then farewell
! 10 Democracy. Mr. Morse explained thai
The meant no disfespectito Mr.. PoIk.siligsi
I Here an alarm arose that the gallery was
| giving way, and Almost terrific scene ensued
4 A large nun Der jumped from the windows
and were hurt, some badly, but none NOR.
ltaly. after recess ofhalf an hour, order
was restored, when II was asceitained tina,
1.-The alarm was caused blythe cracking Of a
lbeDch. Ra'fi $50 y ss8igsali sd' &
4 After further debate the two third rule
4 was adopted by IT'S to 7S. Among the nays
were, Ohio %, Indiana O. Missouri 6, and
Wisconsin A. z ianatHs no aaaaigaottei
| The Committee repor,edto exclude the
Barnburnes. They refused 10 give pledg-
4 es.. The Convention has not yet acted up
on the report Of The Committee. tiaD dtiN +
IA motion to toadjourn till IS o'clock p. NJ.
was carried. sH! sin'ai 9ai ~ biod WI 3
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. The Convention met pursuant TO adjou

"a The Convention mel pursuant TO adjourn
ment, al 5 o'clock, ..5 + s..,. l,.,.,,l 3
The session was principally occupied by
speeches ON the report of,he committee on
cred sntials, which was finally laid on tie
table, and two Barnburnersaand two Hum
kers willqbe allowed to,address the Convell-
ton tomorrow on their respective claims.
The Couveniionthen adjourned til 9o'cloek
tO-moriow. bhsYn1 " hsi2lle2g gai@o77
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/ or Mr.. Newman makes personal expla-
nation in his last Reporter, tot the effect iha,
he neverwa good Democrat, but confess
es that he hung on TO Tyler rather long.
why is not staied--and condemned whig alb.
squatuation--.-he also about these days said
|he would vote the Democratic ticket but re
pented and voted not at all, and is now, we
presume ready TO go iheawhole hog for The
whig absquatulator who figures as his favor
lie "candidate for Governor of Ohio.'' Ad
milably consistent! Fle sqeoal bodnosmqI
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General Scott has arrived at New York
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+ EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS. 1T turns
out ihat,h person some time since (erro-
neously, as It seens) arrested at Matalnoras,
Mexico, on suspicion Of being the .Ches eli
county (Pa.) Bank robber, is neither more
nor less than The Ohio droyer, named Hitch
cock, who was last fall suddenly missing
from Philadelphia, supposed to have been
murdered and robbed. While passing un.
der The name Of Harrison 1t Matamoras, in
February or March last, purchasing mules,
his paying for them Altogether IN Chester
County bank notes, led 10 his arrest. Find,
ing himself, roughly handled, he made an
honest confession that on or about the 2Sih
of August, lS47, he obtained The money
liona g.. w. Lefevel, Of Chatham, Chester
county, 10 whom he sold Ills attic at thai
iine--that he got the money in Chester
County notes, aud that he was guilty Of
misconduct which he did moi like to ac-
knowledge. III
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No fewer than sixty. ,coasting vessels are
nov owned by the aboriginal inhabitantstot
New Zealand.
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WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC!

By the following, telegraphed 10 the De.
,roit Free Press, il will be seen that Wiscon-
sin. the young sister Of the conIederacy, has
inscribed her name high on the roll OF Dem
ocra,ic States. @
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
A!ASgsl @ ]! 81 !. s. 4 0 "a .Iy!s rs

a RE the surest and safest Worn-desttoylur AJed;
"a cine ever discovered Children will cry for The
Lozenges and eat them readily as sugar candy.
Dr English In Broadway, New York, cured two
ch'dren OF hts by using these Lozenges after trying
several other medicines without benefit lie has used
mem ms practice nearly twelve months in over one
hbhdred cases and always with the best Success He
says that ne has cured four of worms with onl
one box lie also cured one boy with a single dose
thft had been suffering with fits nearly two wears For
fle by X STEVENSON, Van Burei,
WM. b. SUTTON Fort smith,
JAS SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's
February ~, Ie4e.--52-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
New Goods.

E%EPHYR Worsted, Canvass. Patterns, Perforated
"a Board, for sale by WALLACE g. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
TAYLOR cs- M,CoLLU,I.
DRAPERS ANDTAuORS

IRAPERS AND TAIIORS
! AVE again opened their Tailoring esta ahIisbment
, . hrst door South OF England & Doughrrty's : "a
"'et "are-room where they propose carrying on The
business in its various branches one of the firm h,
ng Just returned from the Eastern cities th,V ea,
say WIN nlpunity, that their patrons can have any
Iarhe"s IA ther line made IN strict conformity with
ne present prevailing fashions a nd taste al IN ev
orders promptly executed Grateful for past E,vors
idd : - -so' ''io-
The warriors name
ih"ugh peaicd and chimed in all tongues of fame
,oouhds less harmonious to the grateful mind
Than he who tashions aud improves maukind
Van Bureii, april I5-9-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
Glassware.

Glassware.
a BOXES tumblers, 10 boxes glass Jars ass'd 5
L " boxes decauters. reed and for sg le bv
Fob'y II, l5io. HENRY s CuNNINGHAM.
, ECElVED per steamers Tributary and Cashier
the following goods tor suie
50 cases Shoes and Boots; 100 bags Rio Coffee; 20
hogsheads Sugar; lG,OOJ pounds Iron assorted: q 10
Plough Mnnlds smIth's Bellows AnviIs and Vices:
stocks and dies and Plates; sledge hammers and
hand DO, % reams wrapping Paper; bags Pepper; 10
bundles sheet Iron; east STEEL 1900 pounds Cotton
Yarn, 18th bunChcsl;
And many other articles
suitable for the trade &c & C. Call and see them
HENRY & CUNNlNGHAM
April Ist, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

4 USf received Gu dressed deer-skns of the finest
eD qualify, and for sale by
February 10 HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
an TGWTon.
WIN. B. SUTTON, Fort smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville Ark
LOOK BELOW.
Or. Eu!i's Vegetable Fever aud Ague and Anti
FEVER PILLS.

EF E-4S r. AE4N.
Prose al things and holl fast to That arAicL fs road
Paul
~ ON need suffer with that distressing COMPLAINT
= Chilis and Fever or Ague and Fever. for il -
speedily and permanently cured by Dr. Hullss ccle-
brated anti Fever Pills. They never fail to cure the
Chls and Fever the first day, when used ACCORDING 10
directions and do not sicken the stomach nor operte
upon the bowels Thousands of certificates IN been
presented to the proprietor by planters of th first
sPecta5iity, which might be given, but the following
rom Judge Forrest, geutIcnaR of the FIRST respect,
Dlty III Jefferson county, Alabama, suffice:
Jefferson county, Alabama. Feb l. 1914
certify that in the ruiainer of lo42, had severe
attack of Fever and Ague, and for some time I'M
der the treatment of physician but received no ben
eht from his prescriptions for my disease in the re
quency and severity of its attacks at last had re-.
course to DR.. Hulls Fever and Ague aud anti-Fever
PLls, and in using half box entirely cured and
have remained IN good health since
lGterwards had in my family several cases of Fever
ana Ague, and have in every instance made use of
HulIs Pills, which have always immediately effected
cure DR. Hul's Pills require no putting where they
are known and where they not single trial is sufi
cIent TO insure the adoption Price 75 cents per box
with full directions For safe by
r. STEVENSON, Van Buren,.
WIN. b. SUTTON Fort smith.
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
K. STEVENSON, Van Buren,

JAS SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's
NOW FOR THE CHILDREN. DIR. HULL,S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

"a UININE-50 OF. QUININE. For sale by
~ WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
CERTIFICATE.

TOmPkins Bluff, Sumptcr Co. LAIa) Jan. 4. ISI3
Dr. \ SPENCEB,-Decr Si- II wish you to forvg rj
me large supply of your Pills 1 do not think 800
boxes too large quantity send. l sold 100 boxes
the last SIX months they the popular Pills in
1his place. For bilious complaints, sick heada che
dyspepsia and such like Diseases they are considered
almost an inial.ih'e remedy. 1 hava formerly been
agent for Peters Pills but now sell three dozen of
your Pills 10 one of his Ny customers think them
superior TO Peters any other Pills.
Respectfully yours. o. c. AETSFy
For sale by K. STEVENSON,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
Glorious News.

Feace SenatoreSerier resigned So.
ION Bor|and dPPotated-Ihe French People are
Free
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
GROSS HOTEL,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
AT THE
HANG IL HOUSE,
Mater street, Buren, ARKANSAS.

a TFvHE subscriber, wing recently taken
AE.ZaA the Changer House for term OF
lssssas ears. iaters himself that he is nOwsready
IEsAlAsE to the wishes of the travelling com
munity, by supplying them with every
comfort and convenience which place like this can
afford.
The house is situated in the central part of the city
The rooms large airy and commodous and have
undergone thorough repair-htting up with new
furniture, beds and bedding
The subscriber his friends and the public,
that effort his part shall be wanting to secure
comfort and satisfaction 10 his guests and while he
solicits share of their patronage. he hopes. by the
most reasonable charges. and unceasing attention to
the duties of his vocation give entire satsfa con
Terms Of Board.
Board and lodging per month with fires, $50 90
without fires IS 90
Board per month without lodging y 90
Transient Boarders per day 90
Children and servants--half price.
Horse fare per day 50
From his bOarders he will expect mon payments
without fail
Gentlemen at all times he accommo tsd will
excellent riding horses; Iso with first rate Hack
. span of good horses, with careful driver
immediately in rear of, and connected with the 10
tel is good stable with attentive hosters and persons
arriving steamboats, at all times b supplier
with horses on moderate terms.
is. GROSS.
Van Buren,, Aug. 9Th, tsl7.-26.-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
EEo L. BESHOED
WAS Blown VsEs Oss the Nevy HEaEsagl-

shire, agEt CCzscc Qp EECe 90 gain.
EE TITH splendid assortment of NEW GOODS
y consisting in part Of eco pieces prints. all
prices and styles, from 9 20 81 cents.
Blankets. OF all sorts; musquito nets; woollen and
silk shirts; cottonadss merino casmer Jeans; sanots
linen drills and french lmen all kinds suspenders
cotton, linen kid and silk Cloves hanGkerchiefs and
shawls, of all kinds Night and dag caps; bleached
shcetiugz; iacings Ladies' skirts; hoosierv
ticklngs cTllngs; linen checks sheetings and shirt;
Ingsi cotton batting; Osnaburgs; wadding: tapes
whalebone; Bishop lawn; edgings, cotton and thread
cFavatss Plaid Goods, Of all KINDS for fades cork
mourning, mixed and common pins; cotton and WOOL
en- hose, hall hose: IRISH linen and lawns; Slesa hooks
and eyes, counterpanes; striped shirtings: umbrellas
Italian servings; iacOnets; cambrics; cashimeres para
sols; paraSoeties shades; caps wells; abs French
sPrigs orange buds; bouQuets lace and gimp bouncs
Tor misses and ladies; ribbOns; band boxes
1@SE DT-ZV E.--T = yNT Go
FaIto AitO inerinO; cassimer back doe skin; XIV.
Jeans; brown linen pantalOons; cashmeTe black satin
and common vests; sack; croton; fannels; Zephyr's
tweed; ginghamsi plaid linen; black merno; alpaca
tweed; Ky jeans; blanket and black dress and frock
coats; drawers; shirts; cravats, &c,
Shoes Boots; Hats; Groceries; Hardware; Crockery
Groceries; Saddles; Brides
And very many big tricks.
L like to sheW GOODS:
And viii take all kinds of produce where
money is scarce-ln tact pay money for kinds
: don t ask any more for goods because Cotton has
risen.
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No CHANGES IN THE WEATHER WILL

No CHANGES IN THE WEATHER WILL
materially affect the body il the blood is pure
Every individual, even the most diseased, has with.
in him germ or root of that original pure blood
OF onr commpn mother Eve; which germ of pure
blood is the supporter OF his life. aud is in constant
struggle to throw off the heterogeneous, corrupt
humors, which the cause OF disease in the in
dividual. By purging the body of this diseased
individual of its bad humors, you allow the germ
of pure blood to gain ground and to make blood of
a better quality, and SO on progressively till the
whole mass is regenerated; for the good principle
or good pure blood, is always striving TO be pre-
dominant over the bad or diseased humors. Let
all who wish to be of fino healthy habit; who
wish to have sound mind in a sound body; who
desire to be able to stand without injury the con-
tnual changes OF this climate; who desire to have
healthy children, use the Brandreth Pills. which
will effectually cleanse the blood of all bad or cor
| rupt humors, and restore the huma body to the
state of health enjoyed before the introduction Of
mineral medicines. Remember Brandret!'s Pills
place within the reach of all health and long life.
| BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
| Be very careful and go to the Agent when you
| want Brandreth Pills; then you sure Of the
genuine article, When you purchase otherwise.
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
| Pills he offers you genuine Brandretb Pills.
Every man knows whether the article he offers you
| is true or false. Beware of cheats!
To insure the full benefit of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, so that upon
the 6rst commencement of sickness, they may be
| at once resorted to- One dose then is better than
dozen after disease has become established in the
system. Sept.
cents per box, at DR.. B Brandreth's Principal
Office, 81 Broadway, New York, and by the
following duly authorized Agents
| trevh sunnly Of the above pills inst re,
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Farm for Sale

The subscriber wishes 10 sell his farm, contain.
ing two hundred and fifty five acres Of choice land,
one hundred and ninety acres cleared, and unde,
high state of cultiv alton good brick dtcel
ling house, large double barn--and good or
chard of bearing fruit trees of choice fruit. The
land is well tnbered, and well watered. The hills
are filled with inexhaustIbls banks of good stone
COAL in point OF quality is not surpassed by the
best banks of Wheeling The soil is of the best
quality, for stock and grain, not surpassed by any
in the west-and adjoining the village of Carlisle.
very stirring little tuwn, situate in the County
OF Monroe and State of Ohio-whch will always
make it a very public place. Also five hundred
head of the first quality of merino sheep full blood
ed, Any person wishing to purchase such farm
can have it on the most reasonable terms, by apply.
ing to the subscriber or William Agnew, now Ie-
siding on the farm. N. HUMPHREY.
Sept, 2, 1873.
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H,cHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE
SOUTH. N. n n

SOUTH. cl a4u
The following extract ct letter Is from very
,sapectabe merchar.tile house, dated
0.,WAsHINGroN, Rappahannock co. va
May 26, lS46.
DR.. D. Jame-Dear Sit: Our Mr. Jones mas
been in yery bad state of health for more than
ve,r: he has had the benefit oi the best medicai
ADVICE our country affords, and also visited your
e;,v during last summer, but found no relief on
,hs 18th Of April last, we purchased halt dozen
hoftie, Of your TONIC VERMlFUGE, and half
.iozen5 boxes SANATlVE PILLS. Through
carelessness in packing the articles in adry go IDS
box, one.haIf the Vermifuge was broken MT.
ZONES commenced with the Pills. and after taxing
few doses, felt a decided improvement. The
three bottles Of vermifuge, which came safe ta
hand brought from him, he thinks. not less than
o,,e thousand ,cosms, and perhaps many more. -
He,is now in better health than he has been ior
wears, and we hope few more bottles OF your
Vermifure and Pills, will effect permanent cure
An our physicians have entirely mistaken his case
Prof. Samuel Jackson Of your rity, at the hesd
Mr.. Jones IL most anxious to get more of your
Pilb snd vermifuge as soon as possible
Respectfully. 7i J. b. JONES & Co.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia
and sold on agency BY .i,,,tl,
-'saJ. G. Fleming, p. NJ, Woodsfeld. io. ss'y
,,y,Moses p, Miles g. Son, Somerton, s q ,,,
TX. Hulmes, Clarington,
.,hr. Myers, New Castle 5,, r,a5#a
,s,E, Headley, Jamestown. sl.e s.lI as bia
Eli Brock, Stafford. va s.j a1aI1 -
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AsI,MANACSi--Dr. ID. Jayne would hereby
a ;nfo;m the public that he publishes annually
~ sr,fuitous distribution, by himself and all his
AGENTS. al, Almanac, called Jaynes Adedtcdf .df'
,na,,ac, and Guide to Heath. :,
The calculations for this Almanac are made with
srest care and accuracy, and Tor hve different lat-
;tudes and longitudes. SO as to make them equally
,s.f,,l \. = Calendar in every part Of the United
states and British North America. They are print
cd nm good psper, and with handsome new type,
and are neaty bound, and besides beng the neat
eat and most accurate Calendar printed III the Unit
ted States. they contain large amount of valuable
,uforma,ion. suited to the wants of ALL and OF that
Kind too, which cannot be found 10 books ;.
His catalogue Of diseases, with remarks aud AZ
rections for their removal is really Invaluable ahd
m.ke them welcome visiters in every house they
enter Every family should possess AZ least one
of these Annuals. His Almanac for ls49 is now
rs,dv for distribution. of which he designs 10 pub
Ian n least f,po millions, and in order that every
family In the Uuited States and British America,
NAV be furnished with acoPy, he hereby inShes
merchants and store keepers to forward their or
d.r. ~ him as early as possible, and they shall be
supplied eyai,,tously with as many copies as they
NAV deem necessary to supply their VARIOUS eusto
mers. They are also invited at the same time, &c &c
send copy oftheir "business card, whicn VII
bs printed and placed on the cover o. inc Anna
macs sent Them, also without charge 7,a :.
They are also requested to give all necessary a.
sections how the AImanacs should be orwarded tt
them. By law they cannot oe sen. oy man u"'es'
the postage is FIRST paid on them here ,''"7o
Orders (post paid,) directed to DR.. u. Jayne
Philadelp6ia, will meet with prompt at ehtion.
Families can obtain these Alinanacs gratis OF
!. G. Fleming, p. NJ, Woodsfield; .u7
Moses P. Miles s. Son, Somerton; 1daa
TX. Holmes, Clarington; 'u
T.Myers. New Castle;
E. Headley, Jsmestown;
Eli Brock. Stafford. .ai.d.
Dec. 2, lS48.n38.4w HnLlb
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Settle, lup.

vwyHE subscribers having, some time since. dis
posed Of their Stock OF Goods in Woodsheid /;
now find il necessary to urge upon those indebted
10 them by note or book account, to call .mmedi,
ately and pay. The notes and book: WIN DC louno
in tie hands Of A. Ross, who is authorized 70 re-
ou;ie immediate paynent--or put the claims in
the form ofjudgments. =, .u.N
NIB. A.Ross may be found at the oftce o.
WIN. e. Hunter, ar on the farm Immediately ac'
joining town.
Nov. 25, 1648. aq3t'"' ''ist '7
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Spring 4 Summer Fashions for 1S4S.

s. AVERY, No. 10 MoNRo EST, ,WHEELISc,
- respectfully informs his old friends and tho
public in general, that he has now on hand large
aud superior stock of flats and Caps, Of the late
Spring aud Summer Fashions, comprising all quail
tiles, shapes and sizes. His hats manufactured
under his own immediate superintendence, OF tho
finest materials, and by the best workmen. and
will be sold wholesale and retail, at prices still
lower than they have ever been offered in this
city. Those wishing TO purchase Hats and Caps,
will find it to their advantage to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere.
April 30, 1878. S. AVERY.