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The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
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 IN commencing the Twenty second Volume of the \ Review we haze to acknowledge the continuance Of liberal patronage on the part os the ISbic and of ass enthusiastic response from the Democratic ranks, 10 those principles of National Policy which it is our endeavor to elncidste. We have entered into exessFee arrangements Tor great variety of novel and interesting matter. that will add to the at traction and value of the new volume.
 The new year wiii be marked by one of the msst exciting presidential elections, under eifeumstan- ces of more grave importance to our institutions that have occurred iU our national history. 1t IA therefore of the highest consequence that the great
 questions which shake the union to its centre should be with eaimness laboriousy investigated and clearly undeTstood. " hlle the Democratic par- ty is apparently split into several divisions through the very success Which has caused i 10 triumph in the vindicstion of old issues until new ones have become necessary the great deR0eyaiic heart oi he nation beats in unison with noaie patriotism, and swes in an honest satisfaction al the rising gloTies of our western Empire, the foundations of which are only DOW being laid, and well 1t becomes us to proceed dspassioaateiy aud nadersiandingiy in the work committed to us. AIthougha "thoGsaRd gene- rations" are not looking down upon as from the crests of the Aieghanies "to behold our deeds, thoasands yet 10 come. swsrming the intervening yaiiies, will throng the Rocky Mountains the Ale ghauies and the Cordieras, all looking back to curse ar bless the transactions of s4s. fearful respon- sibihty rests upon the democracy of the present ge- neraton, and that they will, as ever. discharge | fathiall there can be no doubt. The efforts Of the Review will be exerted with full sense of the lIn- posta1ce of the cause. and doubt il will be yig- orousiy responded to by our subscribers. The accustomed ieatares ot the Review will be continued, including Portraits and Biographies oi Distinguished Democrats, men whose patriotic rrin- cpes and sieadiness of psnciple have won the con fdance of the people
 We have to remiad our readers thai the low teras on which we furnish the Review makes Il indlspen- sable that the payment of the subscriptions should be in advance and that the expenditure incurred ie impsove the Work, can be met only Ay the prompt remittance of subscriptions.
 The pnblaestioa of the Reyiew has been commit ted to the charge of Mir John W, Moore, who has been connected for the last eight years with the publishing department of the "Mefchaass' Aaga- zine. and whose experience and well known ener gy will no doubt exert favorable influence on tht business &e. of inc Review.
 All subscriptions and letters ol basRess. will aefe after be addressed te John ". Moore, Office ei inc Democratic Review. ITO Broadway
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NOTICE,

hereby given that the Register Of the Land of- \ flee at B,tesyille, Arkansas. will be prepared to receive applications to enterthe North east quarter of Section 9, in Township I3, Northof Range 6 West. on "Wednesday the 10th day of May, l6ls, al 1 o'clock, 4. M. JOHN MILLER,
 Register. A,,I I0 lSls 32-tf
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RfMOrEiTIr TEXT BOOK.
fiSS lNn HITLER.
poLlTlrI,y,S REGISTER.

The Politicians Register and Stsfisticai usuuai for ts4s, containing the election returns 10, fses, ST. ,. Inf Governor, Congress, &c., in every state by eonn,;es for inc years 1894, l5, 'l6, IT and '4S
 l,st of the members of Congress and Goternors of the state; Times of holding eleciions Digest of the Naturalization Laws; the Executive Calendar "ith other useful political matters. so Single copies I2i1s cents-ten for Si' of $o per
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FEMALE CoLi.EGIATE INsTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN. KY.

NEVNOIf IOFF
 Neorig haif als from tax Missiaty Iasiii1ae. nNlfE i0ts yeas hes closed win i2G pupils The Fist srssieA viii ccsntne en she lst Mon day of March, under sse aunsgen~nt Of the sabscri- ber aided by hts former expereTs-d assistaats, and will ciese the 25ih day of t,.iy, .ess.
 Professor Hopkins lectures ;erc to the Senisr Glass of Young I.adies, every day. on very 6ae Chesaieal and Philosophical Apparatus. belonging tbis school
 Professors w yche and Sa1i, attend to classes is Latin, Fresch, and Mathematics. whist the Mili- tarv exereiSe, in whsh they take no part are going on at the other institute.
 feb. s-2I IF. JOHNSON. Principal.
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Iron and Castings,

5000 LBS. assorted flat bar lroa, coo " square do do, 100 " Ionnd do do 1000 i" piow bar and slab do,
 Bundles sheet do, 900 lbs horse shoe dc, te 300 s American blister Seel, Ii00 l" Ovens, Skiets, Pots, Dcgirons and ef old Lids. Received per "EIlcn T'' and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. .aprd II, isI3 3l
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TiRMNEIHEIrF.

The New Tariff of Is46, arranged in alphabetical order, with history of the proceedings connected with the passage Of the act; the new Warenons,ng at inc Cus,om House by late act of Congress-
 Single copies 12,. cents--ten for Si, or go per hundred
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS
EAsrERs-via Roeksoe so Nspo

EAsrERx-via Koeky0e Q Napolf9a' r.. yvn4...a.v Friday X Snaeay 7pmr Ieaye. Tuesday, ThgYsdsy. k Saturday, sS' @'
 SorraERs rO WasAisgf0a 4 FsttoH Due "Wednesday, Friday. and s.:aday. P m Leave. Tuesday, Thursday. K Saturday, A. ,"
 wEsrERs fs F7H Barsa, 4 ft. S''as. Due. Wednesday. and Saturday, Leave. Tuesday. and Friday, -s'
 NoErHEas--fe Bafssvtiie.
 D"s, 1s i xga1.sl.,, S E,,dar ] q. ms
 To Pias Bisbf sad Cola'aSas. Due Sunday. and Thursday, Leave, Sunday. anu Thursday,
 kimderAsOk, Qaitglsa < RicAsoeOG'. Dae, Wednesday, Leave fhursday
 To Peuygale. D0Rrsits, ass TSHai1asS"s'.' . Due every other Thursday, Leave, every otbes Monday,
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Ntw OrItans bud arkansas River Patket.

New Orleans aud Arkansas River Packet. 0Nnxes~ h steam 'sCotton Piants r.. C. Morton Ath94sE master wsll run as regular pac ket ~ from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs. Little Rock, Van Bnren, Fort smith, Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings on the Arkansas river Every exeriion will be made 10 promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers rely npon haY ing their business attended to with promptness and fidelity r D. MERRiCK < Co.,
 AaExre. The 'sCotfon Plant is furnished with "Doc- tof," or srnsli steam engine which supplies the boilers ith water--werked by fAe same power, arc three urge bilg pumps that In ease of saagging) will throw three hogshesds of water per minate. alse hoes attached that will carry water 10 any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. M. & Co. Democrat and Gazette. copy.
 Little Rock, Feb, g, ISIS. 24-u.s
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.FV9Itt " ' " Ih" Ps4V1 LII YzH"s'' Every person enifiIed to the right oF pre- etnptien 10 any of the lands whhin the townships and frsc- tionai townships above enumerated, IS rsquiyed Is establish the same to the satisfaction of the Regis ter and Receiver of tie proper land o<ce and make payment therefor, as practicable, after seeing this notice, and before the day appoia'ed for the commencement of The putAsc sses of the lends em- braeing the tract claimed, otherwise seeh ciaiH, will be forfeited.
 RICHARD M. YOUNG.
 tspSissioaer cf tAe Central Land Oglre
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To Mr. Lippari. PAila. 2 "A
 Eehold the Difference.
"A feainine Joke.

sIinsbena, l hope yoa have no objection to my sssslss ~@lsheA 2r .scert@ialy not. my dear; but why s1k tho qaeaienfn Only to see. my love, 1T ysn would allow ms .o haveiiy sesisA fos once.
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING!
READ THIS.

A LL persons indebted to the late firm of Tuck IA ct 6 Hamilton aud II. Hamilton. either by note or account will find their notes or accounts ia the hands of officer, for collection, unless they come forward and settle the same within 90 days from this date, as [ am compelled and deter mined ta close say business without delay.
 Those wishiugio 10 settle. will call al Mr. ]. P. Scuil's (usy oid stand, where they will find me In readiness to make settlements.
 H. HAMILTON. .4pra IS. ISIS. 3i-tr
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VHIUABLEPOLIqIClLVORKS.
M. HICKMAN, NO. 1Is BALTTM0RE STREET.
 RALHIMARE.

BAbffMvhbt
 Hs. inst publlsheA she following valuable and chcsu Political works. They are published a' ex- trenely low prices in order to give them an cx'en ded sale
 These to whom this circular Is addressed, are TO- oaested 10 exert themselves in extending the sale oi the publications. ... possmassess, periodical agents, draIers' NC, aIe aIloued handsome profit, and can receive hAnd- some remuneration by the sale of these woiks. Eai,ors. Democratic Associations and Clap: sse requested to give as much publicity as Possoie 70 fine notification of these works.
 Orders accompanied with the cash, Ptompuy at- tended to. Address ss above.
 LIFE OF GENERAL CiSS.
 The Life and Public Services of Gen. Cass, Ni'h his Speeches end Letters on various sneleets, tne only complete edition issued Ihis eaipoh Fountains information relative 10 the pubic ana pr, yaie life Of Gen Cass, never before pubI'shee- iFo' octave of eighty pages n,s Sipgie copies 25 cents-five for SI, or sio per hundred. -
 DENOrEiTIC TEXT BOOK. The Democratic Text Book. being a compendium or inc nr,ncipIes of the Democratic paTty, contain ;rc rontrbutous from the ablest pens ot the eoun ire on the varjous politicalAguestiops ot the day Single copies l2f. cents--ien fer Si' os So per hundred.
 CASS AND BUTLER. The Speeches Of Gen. Lewis Cass, wita e,ogrA- phical sketch of Gen. William O. Butter, oy ran ran c;s r. Blair to which Is ihs eo'fcspchee"ee 1 of Secretary Marcy and General scot Single copies IF, csnis-ten for Si, or So per ] bundrad
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A Small Farm to Rent.

THE snbseribeg offers for rent small iafu hsss
 \ the city of Little Rock eoItaiaing '"en'y l~g or three acres is fine land, good lneosdre Sho Se' adapted to a market farm. L. hbANDV'
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4 IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber, either A by note or book account are requested to call and settle the same with Mr J. krause, his author ized agent, by doing soon the will save costs.
 H. HABERMAN, I.ittc Rock, Jan. 90, l947. L9-tjan.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED.

A@e 444 AS&N " " 44&S \ A4ADs ENNiiE subscriber wisses io engage m the sale of A his Maps number of ysung aad middle aged men Of moral aad business habsfs, as travelling agents Having completed and greatly inn proved editions of his Universal Alias, 73 Msps; urge Map of sfse World, Reference and Distant Map of the Uuitcd States, National Map of the United Sta'es---also, voriety of oihcr Maps, including several Maps of Mcxco, the subscriber is prepared to farnsas agents, for cush, at te lowest possible prices.
 Address,
 s. AUCIISTUS MITCHELL,
 Northeast corner of Market and Seventh
 Streets, Philadelphia.
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WGDMM@1Ee

VXTE have ittst pahlished. and will be ready to w deliver on Wednesday, next. pamphlet oi 7o pages octave: Containing listof Forfeited Lands, subject to be donsted to actual settlers, under an act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkan- sas entitled sAn act 10 dots;e so actual settlers the rghtoc the State to certain forfeited ands apProv- ed 2srd December, lst0, and other acts supplement tary thereto.
 Prepared al the Auditors Office.
 Having been at considerable expense m issuing an edition of this pamphlet we have thought proper 10 secure copy-rigbt.
 We shall be happy 10 supply all demands tor # by our country friends.
 OJ-PIice-75 cents per copy. or $500 per doz- en- REARDON & GARRETT.
 Banner Office, Little Rock, 9th Sept, lsl7.
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CONSU M PTION,

.x,hma. bronchitis, splitting Blood, Pain
 i'm the side and Breast. Sore Throat, Uoarseness, PniPitation Of the hear'. who0Ping Cough Group, Hives NeFrnsss TrcnOTs, Liver Com-
 plaftt and Diseased Kidneys arc Radically Cured, By ThOmpson's Compound NyTaP ei Tar ana
 Wood Saphsha. A LtHOUGll the great fatality ois Pnimonory "A Diseases at this time shows that ihee are par
 cular cases that render still foo appirao'e the de | signaiion of dpprobia sHedicorum-the disgrace of Physiciansio this class oi dlseeses anu snAa ,e1s are stages in ieir progress, which having once been reached, recovery is doubtful. Still no cus should 1 despaiy. The writings of physicians, Who have given Co these affections particular attention, abound Witt, many ieeesAea eases of recovery xen the pa 1 tent bad reached seeming hopeless stage oi me diseasc and there is at this time, remedy Pysper- cd in Phnadeiphia which has met with the most trl- umpbant and cheering success the most obstinate l forms of THROAT and PULM0NORf DlSEA- l SEs-a-so as 10 have obtained the sanction and eni ployment in the practice of many Physicians AlIusion is had to T If 0 MPSON's COMPOUND sYRIJP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHfHA--the incarnation of oae who, having given 10 Diseases of the Lungs and their Of cure, the most care ful and thorough attention, presented to the public 1 this great remedy
 The soothing and curative power of TAX has often been observed in severe Coughs and Consump- ion. But in the above preparation beside some of our most valuable pe7efabe pectoFals there IS con joined with it the IPood Naphtha, medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in England, in l PulInonory Consumption, especially of fdoercu- lou, form
 Read the following from Df. Young, tae eminent oeulist:
 PHrLApELPHtA,Jan IS, IT. Messrs. AeHgY & DIcKNgY;-G Geutiesnen: Hav- inc recommended in my practice. and used in my s,tIf D&flNf, DOI1h OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHThA, have no hesitation in saying that ii is of the best preparations of the kind n use, and persons suffering from Colds Coughs, Affections Of the Throat, Breasts &c. so
 prevalent at this of the year. cannot use any medicine that will Cure or prevent Consumption sooner than Thompscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphiha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. Nj. D., i52 Spruce street. PuILApELrHIA, March 9, "A. I hereby certify that afteT lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption and 9ioeH rp by four Phgsicians, who pronounced me incHrabie. the dis caseswas arrested and restored 10 health solely by the use of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar | and Wood Naphtha.
 N MARY HANY, 4s sprnce st >Ssky-This invaluable Medicine s prepared only at the North East corner of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold aiso hv J. ". TAPE, Main St. Little Rock. Price of large bottles sl: or for $'. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6, 1877. i5-em.
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MORE GOOD THXNGSH!

70 CANS Fresh Lobstefs, 40 53 Peaches,
 1la Cove Oysters,
 Q boxes and l. boxes small SardiaeS; Herme,icaliy sealed Salmon, green peas, codlish, strawberries pckled Holsters, onions. wanuts, &e.. currie powder, Presons extracts of lemon, rose, va nia and nutneg; lime juiee thue lemon, strawberry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger, pine apple and English dairy cheese tongues and soads, sweet chockola,c Schneider and Harp champagne wines superior Irish and rye whskey, I0years old; cherry cordial, cranberties, prunes, pure ground hiack and true Cayenne peppers. white wine vine gar No Mackerel, fresh; family heTrings with the roe; imperial and Ouloobg teas of superior quail fy. &e.. &c.
 Just received and for sale at reduced prices, by
 W. r. OFFICER. Little Rock Dec. 20, ls47.
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HDaRM m MA .

IO DBLS. Clear Pork, lO 20 's Meas ditto,
 Received and for sale by morcs ru6. fsss. -2s
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WAig PIaiform-Ferward and Back One.

"First he will and then he wont Then he does and then he don't" In his letter to MT. RnsseI, Gen. Taylor sald: U "l am a Whig and shall ever be deresei tu ln : dividnal opinion to the interests of the Paxrr.'' ln his letter 10 the Richmond Republican he said: 0 "l shall REFUsE the nomination of any Cen seation pany.'
 In his letter to the Prcriden, of the Philadelphia Convention he said:
 aJ. "I cordially occept the nomination. u.,, 10 Capt. Allison, he wro;e: preeiaim."
 To Mir. MeConkey. he wrote: .tT "l have laid il down as . PRINCIPLE, not to the various questions of policy now at issue between the political parties of the country"
 In his icttter to F. s Bronson, he says; "if ever am called to the Presidential chair by the general roire the eope ,cikowt rsgardto pol- acai cnersnces' should deem nmy daty to accept In his letter te Peter Skcn Smith. he says: 'Bnt ia being thus nominated. l must Insist sn the condition, and my posftiea on this point Is n,- Haatabe, that sAaH Rd be brought fornard by tem as rand:dats or Metr party, or considered the cx- peneni of their party docirues'
 Ia his letter to MT. lngersoIl, he says; 'l was decidedly in favor of Mr. Chy's clse tien, and would now prefer seeing hsa f tsaas oiiiee to any individual in the Union"
 In his letter to the Richmond Republican, he says
 II do pct design Co withdraw my name. a Mr. Clay be ihe nonsines of tbe Whg National Conyci- saa."
 The last phase:
 Baton Rosoe July 2I, Is4s. Dear SB'-- Yonr letter of the 5th inst. asking from me lae or two in regard to my position q candidate foF the Presidency, has been duty re- ceIsed. In reply have to say that 1 AM NOT A PARTY CANDIDATE, and if elected cannot be President ef party hut the President of tie whole people. ! am, sir, wiih higl, regard,
 fa Your mast ebt segvt To Mr. Lippari. rAiia. z TAYLOR.
 Beheld the Difference. Gen cess in his snswer to Mir. Nicholson, Dee ft. iss7, on the eshj.st oE si9 Wlirnot froslso. says.
 II hsve received yans letter and shall answer |, as frankly as t Is written foa ask ms whether am in favor of the acqnisifon of Mexicnn territory and what arc my sentiments with rrgasd so the Wilmof Proyiso
 Il hays So often and sxpiiea,Y stated my views e on the first question, In the Senate. if seems necessary to repeat than here. As you request il however. l shall briefly give them.n And ns frae Republican, whe hss ne aenceal- meBts. hc pspceeds at te give hisyteEson both euestiens frankly ap1 explicitly.
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N@DEMl-Mc.

YNHE subscriber, agent for II Habernan, will N continue the formers business at his old stont on Main, near Markham street, and keep constant ly on hand full and well assorted stock of Grcce- rics, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings &c, &c, all of which will be seld low for cash The highest market prices will be paid fer country pro- duce, as beef hides, Peltries, beeswax, &c,
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, I947 19-t JaD.
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To .he Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings that have existed on all sides, and eheerfsliy continue oaE exehsngss
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TAxEsff TAxESiii

TAXESil TAXESI!l 4 LL persons liable to ray taxes, are respectfully "A requested to come forward and pay the ssme immediately or they will be dealt with according io law A. ]. HuT'r, SAsriG and
 Er- O6ieio .Gsessor Gaa Collector.
 of PHIaski County, SheriiT's office, Little Rock. June :, lsIs.
 n4O---tw
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HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.

FEtHE undersigned takes pleasure Tn iAiOrnlsng
 N thepnblsc that he has taken This delighifai and health Fesioisng watering place, and is ready b receive visitors.
 . The Hotel has been thoroughly repaired ana Eew- .iy furnished, and is capable of accommodating hundred persons. The baths at these Springs are uneqaailed for the cure of Rhesmatism and almost every disease that man is heir to.
 An experienced eook has been employed. and neither pains nor expense shall be spared to make all that may visit the Springs comfortable. Stages leave Little Rock three times week for tue Springs. N, es ATTIC.
 April 2A, lsss.~=33-tf i'f0gftstor. P
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ydifr te Pr. p.rmpiioa riaimauts,

RfcHAap M. YouNe,
 C,snmiss,oner efHe General LdHd O,tf5c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
BUDGET Of FUN.

Az o LiouE Hxr.-A great deal Of con-
pany being At dinner At gentlemans lolse.
where silver spoon was laid at the side Of
every plate. one Of tie guests Spsiri.iug for
. convenient opportunity, Is he thought, slid
one q them into bis pocket; but being 3D.
served more narrowly than he was aware Of,
the gentleman who sat opposite 10 him, took
up another, and stuck it in the button-hole
OF his coat; which the master Of the hot Sc
perceiying, asked him what was his fancy in
fhat7
sWhy,H said lie, II thought every man
was 10 HAYS one, because saw that gentle
|,aap oyer against me put one in his pocketn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
The improvements

excellent aDdtaken altogether this farm in point
% location quality ofiand buildings colnpactness,
size, &t., &c, WI rank among the most desirable
hounestehdS Ia sheEcounfy Of Berkeley III. 49,
Tsrnf -Onc third in cash the balance in one and
two years with Interest upon the deferred payments
from fte day Of sale The purchaser 10 secure the
deferred paymentsby lien on the lind
Possession tobe gyenoI the lst Of April 1872 nm
oil which time Il is nnder leaseth1 purchaser hou-
ever, viii no doabt be able BY arrangement with the
napt who is ono Of the heirs for an purposes that
pot di>commoie HAN, 10 have possession imme-
after SAFE.
CHAS JAS FAULKNER,
AZ JOHN MeKUMy, sAn X
- SYceial Commissioners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02


= j. :ssasALIsIdzARRskI, Izkiss zHrKs
DeHERF n AiiELER (IassagfF9 HaS rreeis-
y s. b he ships Pososn1e aud Ias stSi, 1if6sf
Etvstb5oi N pfi6efral pan - rs all sapglr ~
gne. which 81 6lsls az wholesale alid rei;fSl u
pres and teiis Which tahnot Ian Ia pltaSe me
eodhtfy fkefehaAt ami S,psNlEer Having etlar<s
"a aed fitted up his scfc ~ d se6nin6auas and
chR.sif.hl epeRaef. Il - iaish1 q Rkn4ee q ia
Stock as OCCASION may felirc, and hocs Is ofirr IS
desiF5bie sock a gl6ds a cad te losod N aiIy
uthef t@aatlhlaenf ~ II day elsf eitp II i ldss
aesfuaiAtSuce Elh Ne has mess and havinS1esefy
mems vf layihg IN us lsiosk spon the sefy bod
ferns eialAeS him. and be = tefernined 10 sef his
s0oas upoa ne f6West terms lor cash or credit
Among the goods noe s'lIcfed me- 1880
Lixefpool Eased, Enanlcilesl and g Ware, N exc
~ YNiuI sf9YEeE kga 4bQgGsxzKoB
Cut, Pressed, Moulded and Plain GlasswaEesi
Si0ncwait Pipcs in hoxeS - = 4 - = :
Window IilasS and Pntfy -
Dintier SETS, Canton Chfaa French Porcelain; 4
Fllu ing Blue, and variety Of other cosofs; 4 ~
TeaSeis French and Fl iish Cliha. plain andgilt
Do EnarlelIetl raised fgs,teS aud white
Solar Lamps and Csitandoies. gilt. silycred, and
Lros I'D. of great variety OF patterns NJ.
4 sCoanpy Merchants are earnestly invited tc eall
andexaninc bis stock before purchasins elsewhere.
Alexandra. Va; 9th mo. t'h-fmSS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
Ca:G S,ss.s .asd cal OBJ


r NEED roi ,rli rou NAT 4 Il slsaoh nand, an %
~ yOn ellla - ina 1d.inik tnehsF lescisIhe place
y qliain al kinds Of merch anGizes Aly<totk Is
entirely TOO large 70 cpuAa-Eaies cotle eac4colna
all and see before bsifikk elzehese a. inteBd b.
sell q erery customer vho Wilt taros u&tNnA a
caiI. II I don't get my prizes NE Uln meet halt
Mav, in ali casezs r. tlsAf nsont o , aifsel tkny
how. If can. = that "a he els = can "a more
9an q end loIe aslvou IN talI j0illx snfb Solr-
selves forRaas stis ID saIk n enc one-AalE or
les prufif for cash as expect to- luse nolhing by
erediiing goods ca - Pas day, sir and eighieen
ulonihs, sBd shsn io<s n o1Sohsn ncs ci,insnS for
caslsss<frm a eae<haif Ile nsaal pralif. Or else
Al cost Come come one and al, AMI boy. seiii-
zens, and save money to cav more goods With
Tn ssste istoaad Oh EIotei Sqaese. nsarahc Pc
i9Esae Bridge, HarPcrs-FCrTy. | have an entire
Dew stock Just received and opeaesi EaN
MA "a JACOB NfSSWANER.
HarpeIs.Ferryi Sept, a. 1871. a. s.. -