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The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
By Morsc's Line. sn sH rH

By Morse's Line
 Rspoyted solely fer ths taion.
 LouisylLLE, Sept. l<. f. C. Eastman We have returns from 6o towns i.l Maine. The Whig candidate for Governor has II .s73 votes; Democrat I7, s43: Free Soil, 3,25i A heavy democratic gain
 An immense meeting of the whgs of New York, under call sigued by l,s00 persons, assem- bled at Vaax Hall Garden, on the 7th inst, Willis Hall presiding ne,rfinstsd Henry Cisy for President by exclamation, passed strong resolutions and an address. calling the whigs in other States to ral- Iy for Harry Of the West aud intnaate that they will for him with without bis acfeptanes of the nomination further.
 aEy- The nome of fhe Chairman, WILLIS HALL sA bs recognized as uiot of late Member of Con grsss ehasyasn o ihs schig Congrsssoaai Committee ia ls4i. and egafdensial friend ef Mr. Clay.
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Oh uo, wha, q Time: !:

OuTo IN CoaMoTfos-WHiG yK. WHic.-a let Ter from Ashtabula received this morning, says GiddiBgs spoke al CoDeaat yesterday, for ssa Ba- req. aud B. r. Wade speaks at Jeaerzoa to-day fer Taylor.
 fine Ohio Slafe JoHsasl announces aPpointmenta for Corwln, Ewing and Deiaao. ia every Congress iona District, and almost every county in the State. The trio go for Taylor. CoTwia aad DelanO are to hs la Cleveland oA inc i4th of September.
 Cbase and Vaughan alec on the stump, and xiil traverse the State for Van Bgrsa til after the November election.
 Thus we have it-Gi3disgs. Koof, Cromwell. Briggs, Hanl4n, yaaghn. sad perhaps Ferd-aa Hkfgs-leggi1g it for Van Barren agaiDsi Ewing, corwin, Delaao and lots of slasiet fry, who are going it for old Zsck.
 IF oAO $ sgt< Js Casst ,--tfeselsad PlaiA- deaier.
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New Pest Routes in Arkansas.

Ike Washington Union of the T9th, advertises the following lis; of roates, established ia this sa,e which may now Le put under contract, by ihe Poet Master General
 From Eidorado, in union county, via HaIper's, Posters Store, and James Dyer's, to Athens, the seat of justice o; Claiborne parish, ia Louisiana
 From Washington, via Jollnson's Mills, Heal's Springs. and RBssey's, ia Sevier coupty, Bak er \ Springs, ana Mountain Fork Cove, in Polk county to Dallas.
 x From Chickalah to Hot Springs
 From Lost Greek, via Hestnr's RFiigc, on Hur- ricane Creek, via II. Carr's to Pae Bluff, Jefferson county.
 From chickalah Village, Yell county, via Mat. thi9s HaEkcs's yia Jordan Thompson's. 10 MoFr- sons Biaff, in Johnson county.
 From Fsyeiteyile. Arkansas, via Daniel Neal's, via Henry Hastings, 10 Msysvilie, Benton county
 From Wilmington, Arkansas, via CarysvilIe, to Marion, Loaisiana.
 From Camden to Ark adelpha.
 From Mount Ida, via Dallas, to Ultima Thule.
 From Lost Creek post office to Pine Riuii in Jeff fcrsen county, to connect with route from Benton, Saline county, to Lost Greek.
 From Lewtsyilie, Lafayette county, to Mnden, in Claiborne parish, Lousiana
 Fro!n Philadelphia to ChRgmap's, Arkansss
 From Helena ia Arkansas, 10 PaDoa, is Panoia county, MssissiFfi, vis Askew's Bluns, once a week
 By die last mail we received fhe following erf C from the office of lhe NasAeilic Gaioa. Wba, hopes have the Mhigs now of Nes York
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
THE PREDICTI0Y.

The Democrat pretends 10 count a majority for Maj. BOrland in the Legislature ever Col. Sevier, for Senator. We asked him last week, as he was SO confdent upon the subject to tell us who fermed the majority to give upen paper something by which to judge of the correctness of his prediction" But like the boy who behaved badly 'he has not word to sny' in reply, and for the very good reason that in less than week, should he make showing We could prove him guilty of TWENTY falseho0is.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

The Van Basen iaisihssaesr istimaies that Mt. WILSON, of Crawford, has been claimed as . friend to ssylsr. by some Of the family" and thoreupoa dictates position to Mr. Wilson prsdeated up poa pAedsss made by him before the e'eciion. We know nothing of tine preferences of Mir. ,; bat from sur personal acquaintance with the man, We should hardly suppose that he could be "iasiasaied iato q portion hc may not choose to occupy by the re- marks of the In.eHigcaer
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wiseonsiv.

The Daily Wisconsin, of the 18th ultimo. ridi- cales the idea of any enthusiasm being excited Tor General Taylor in that region. 1t adds. that eur adopted citizens nearly all against General Tsy- lnT hecsnse he is the ayorite candidate of natives for the presidency We shall have 5 600 additional German and irisk votes this fati, and they will be scariy all throwa against Geasrai Taylor. and in f5yor of the democratic nominees'
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r0L. RECTOnS LETTER.
an object by

SALINE County.
 Ssit. lSth, lsis.> Ny Dear Sir: In ti,e Democrat of ;be 18th inst-. perceive that the editor has tS extent mis- conceived my position in reference 10 the Senatorial canvass betweea Col. Scricr aud Major BerlaAd This to be sure, is matter of small consequence; but prefer that even in matters of this character be not msrepresented, nor iusinuated into false attitude.
 have held but set of opinions oA this or any oher subject that presented itself during the and made Ss pledges just before ihe election that did not opeals in my esst anuneiatiOns in reference 10 the subject.
 am no caterer for the political lus,re of Major Boriand any other gentleman, but have my pre- fereaces and all proper occasions proclaim them deiiniiiveiy.
 My position IS, and has bcen, this,--,bat udivid- uay was unequivocally for Col. Sevier, and of should vote for him if left 10 my choice; bat according i n sentiment with the right of in' strucron, held myself at ali times, arreAsaIe 10 the exercIse of that privilege by the people. And farther 1 sad,--thai even in the absence of formal instructions should the district at the time of the election for '. $. senaor) be conceded for Borland, 1 should vote for him.
 With this issue, I shall no, la.onneddle, the question is legtma,eIv before tn people and to their decls,ou Vuy snail appeal when called on to make the selection. In the absence of such detsrmiaate evidence, however, 1 shall fellow the bsE, of my own inclias,iops. which have been repeatedly ayOwed, aud are in no wise changed.
 Respectfully,
 Your ob't scrts.
 rrnt M x-f,r
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Yh. lrkansa, Almanac.

This annual, for the year ls49. is now in course of publication at this office. half of it being now in type, and might have been ready for delivery but for the delay of the paper ordered on which to priat il, 1t is hoped still that the paper may reach here n time to get i out by the middle of the next mo0th, and we trust that all our citizens wi have disposition enough to encourage home enterprise, patiently to await its appearance. We feel assured il will contain usefal matter enough to meet their fullest expectations.
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Postponcn,eat Of Gen. Yell,s appointments
Your ob't scrt's.
 HENRY NJ. RECTOR.

POstponcment of Gen. Yell'S appointments.
 BentoN, September 18th, ls4s. To rHE EDITOR OF THE BANNER DEAR sis- owing to press of private business of importance, I have been compelled for the pre- sent to abandon my Northern appointments. This very much regret, ba, Icannot a, this time avoid 1t.
 Yourss Respectfully, JAS. YELL
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

We see our friend, Can. Conway, has an oppe- nent for the oce of Aaditnro the State, m the per- son of Cspt. C. c. DarI Iey. We not acquainted with Capt Daniey but we are told he is in every way qualified to h the office; yet why not''ls well enough alones'' We have never heard the least complaint against Gen. Conway, bat on tls contra ry he has always discharged the duties of hls osfcs with iaihfuness that is moi always to be found in public officers --E Eiderado TfRtoa.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
GREAT IsDusgAEsTs for sEu SvDscRIBERs

In order thai the Banner may increase its already sxtensiys circulation, wehaye determined 10 reduce the price fort the volume, comfnen- cling with sAis number.
 renittance Of FIVE p0LLARs, iS ApvAscE, by Euail, otherwise, will entitic cne snbseribcr io the pspsf for TWO years; of ewo snbscrfbsrs, oxE year. Tats apPltes to those paying in advancs, bU: aons others. TAree doIlars will, in all cases, be snandsd sf tissss h arrears at thistsme.
 Te AeExrs.--Our agents throughout the State ate alihnrizedt tn recexe fofin years Subscription from oae subscriber, FIVE DOLLARS. in adrGnee; or from two subscribers, fire dollars. for one year.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

Tom cSrwiG entitled himself the RobespierrO of the Senate, when he uttered the following;
 eff the Congress of the United Staics will tha there shall be freedom from slavery forever and suy tnan sitting in the White House dare inierpose hs puuy arm against it. UiH aei say he arit be iokse through bas forms of impeachment THERE msEr ~ 4 MORE SEMINARY WAY FOUND ccr or DsroslSd a HIM"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

lls ssssi cf 0. L whiis. as accessory fe ths kil- ipe q o<z ,esk place At tie Saline sifsuis court lass wssk. Tns jury stasps return ysra'c' unti sfsss the hsas sppoia:sd fss sa'sarnmsns Dy the ssust. end II was not scesisst. Hester. sho was ssnnssasd .. prncpa. in si.s sssr has removed hia
 trial so Ais oounty; both pris9asfa were brought to fhis place. and leagsd ia the jail.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
Preach Ari.,oesaey coning 10 America.

Preach Aristoeraey CoEaing to America.
 A letter from London, dated July 18th, tn The New York Sun. says
 "Thai the PfInee de Joiny tle intends settling in the United States, and will be accompanied by nu- mercns Frenct and English gentlemen of capital, who will unite with him in settling colony, to be called Joiasv,iis Pracs Louis Napoleon Bonaparte also talks of becoming American citizen. shauld he be disappointed in his expectations en the cent- uent's
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

The Defnocra. complains that we should have said t might get its freads into trsalae and peca- mary difficulty who relied upon it's statement of Major Boriands prospects,"
 We take it back. We can find no one who will relic or risk dollar upon what woodruff's paper contains.
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE!
Clay Nominated at an immense meeting in
 New York
THE STAR IN THE EAST SHINING WITH
 ALL ITS ANCIENT LUsrRE!
TrfE@GATEs FINALLY SHUT DOWN ON
 TAYLORIsM!
NAsnyIILr. srr.. la.

MELVILLE, Scrt--I1. We have received the following highly important intelligence by Telegraph from Louisville, and has, tcn to lay il before our readers in extra slip.
 BY TELEGRAPH.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

the leader of ahs great democratic party. Ills vel known sbiliiy and his decision of character recsm- niended him to the President and so the country as the fit nan 10 hare the treaty of peace ratified in Mexico. Te the voics of his country be yielded s- seniand at the sacrifice of hls prominent position in the Senate. at the sacrifice of his personal wishes and his health. which Is desrer than all, he under took the mission He falflled the msst sangains expectations of the country and returned amid the rsjoicings and BessiHgs ef hs feliow-citlzens Col lizard thought Sevier deserved reelection and fel assured the generous and ehIvairoas people of Ar kansas would never, at this moment desert one that has been for years battling in their behalf, defend ingsnd protecting their interests for long period, and that too with zeal and an ability that obtained fer him the highest seat in the Senate
 Col lizards speech was characteristic ef the man Able, bold, manly. He acquitted himself with great credit and came uP to his reputation As skill fui and eloquent debaser Yours, &c.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

The iudisposI,ion of the Editor has kept our pa per back beyond our usual hour this will also sc- coan. fer oar passing, without notice. the Gazette aud ether small ffy.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

ET The charission fS. e. Msrcnfy asserts tbai t csa state. 'aet ffon conjecture or heassay, bal f, ssa the hishes, sashosiy shs oay one of the en- tire delegation in b0'h houses will ssFocr. the eee- ten cs Gen. Taylor
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

Gen. Taylor says that he has been ths !roniier for forty yeArs and has, therefore, had litue 0ppor tanity to make himself acquaiated with tho various political topics of the day. In view of this fact the MusGogee Democrat wsggistIy proposes that q 6oaIa of professors be selected to instruct the fiustroa' pupil in tue scSentifcs and the anenites' sud sng gesis. deferentiaIly, we suppose, The following a- calty:
 Prof. of Natiyisrr. Peter Skcn Smith, of Psnn.
 Banking and FInanee, Jacob Barker. of La, Constitutional bair splitting, W. L. fancss' Virginia Abstraction, John Minor Bots. l" ArEs and Iron Manuf's., A. Stewart, Psnb'
 Fouriefisnn and Socialism, Horace Greeley' Bellies Letters, generally, Tom Corwin
 Istcrnational Law and tho Theory ol lTca'
 ties. Daniel Webster.
 Ingretitude of Republics. Henry Cisy.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
MT. webster's speech aad the wAis '0a''

nals.
 Il ,s not long sinee Mir. Battle Payton the sss-s whig stump orator, talked of nothing less man '' hanging or burning the members of the pe"Oei s, s Central Committee, for committing in the p~hHr r.r which con,sias the genuine votes ei Mii's'a l.. more on ihe question of slavery, the hrsi "' tons resolutions The Bee and Baslentin Ss's -. first ssd foremost ja anatbeinsiisipg the of the pamphlet for the very same ressen ,s, well eaoagh, aud we doa'. object to thoss ssA~s men damniing as or our party but whas ana of the Pee ssrsb5ier ssd Cd Hedgs, who ID 'Dss .s respective papers sf this m0ening, speak ~''n S' hIrhUst sncoiniams of Mr. Wehsier's gres' spessa waereis tho gress shpisiion whig oFaiof a'S. .,.. hlnseIf fay and aaeqaivocaiiy In tasof os ,s. election of Tayler and Fillmore, and in'enaloS'. suppress small paragraph In which M "saS~ s.. gives his reasoas fer thus supporting the b0'l'"' of the Wblg convsntioR7 we are eer'sia'y ,horizsd to brand them with the eP.the's Ns themselves snd Col. Pcsioi have so iayishix ,a the face of the Democratic Ceairai Con'4'.''' hut we will sot rstaliate will merely pe'11 the fraud by publishing the suppressed P'ss' Here 1t is-Resd and ponder:
 Gen. Taylor has beea fairly s, nothias k,a whlw Conveniioa---he is Whig If ss'aess ''r sad Mir Webster. so be In favor of War, os ". ss teadtne Slavery, should have opposed ms 'r, bel,sse hinn tu be-4s fayes Of Bssshef---'hA' ~ opinioa.'
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s,ant. A. NJ. wood.

Ws sss 3leassd to sec, that ths officer has bssA Assesasd by the President 10 the rank of Msjor for ks reliant es-Sart in Ms.'ee.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

Cot. 4. II. sspIEa arrived at Little Rock oa Sunday last IF ssea spirits. ba, ssiil slightly inais- Pfsed
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

By rle last mail we received he following erf. C from the office of lhe lyasAeilc Uaioa wba, hopes have the Hhigs uow of Nes York
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

"Ths Banner. ths pFsienled organ of tlse TASis party has mainiaiaed masterls inactl.iiy in Fsa- tion to every rnovesneAt hs fMsj0F Bsrlsnd) has made. white I,s columns have bssn flles by the meat fulsome asttsfy of ih0ss whose cause it kas ossa dirscsf ts #. .egsas" WoOdrvf E paPsr.
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1 a Rim e JOU K n 4 l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Bris sarsh. M.Givery, Csrdenas, lst inst,
4S2 hhds tcs mo.ssss Thu stcn bbs 90 do sUssr
Sailed with schs Teresa for Boston, and
Lenty for Wiiminxton Left bzks Bangor, Stafford. for
ror,lsnd. wtg Levsnt Hs~itt for Phsdeiphs, days
erin Margaret Lssvitt. for Porlsnd, ds Brsliliisn,
diekbas from Bristol RI wtC John Clifford STILES TOT
Sos,oo VITA Acsnas WsoE, for Portland, dr Calcutta
Clara sail 10 ADS Mon,os-, Pollard. for Portland une
schrs Civisn, Nichols for Bostsn 10 DE- George Enss
SnSl Tor Newport, Ri In de- Challenge, Park. dtg I;
Ellen Dale, boyaton, for Bagor. wig; N Young Gus,
from Wilmibstop. NC, dag
s,is imossss Ciart wininstOn NC, naval stores, TO
Ward.
Brig os.ids. Cannoshsnn. from Mui-l. Cabs.
6r brig ludus. Cad. H.ftax. IA "a Ssh. to master
schr Heron Hsacosk, Port aa Prince Mareh Is Geo bags
coffee IS tons los~ost, TO Rossire Co Left briss
Jean DC stsseea Gray, for Newfors In da,G Hsy
Cuts, for DO. ia de; Zslies Lsrtn, do DO Esworth
Williams for 6onaves, to load for New-York Pacific
L.sey. for Boston, es Charles Dow. stetsor. do
Frdssio. Crosby, do es schs Gen Taylor, Crsn sor
Batter Ar-s len Asrsgone 24h. 10 losx for New York
2Sh nit Of Esst End OF henesnss spoke schr Asof OF
Provtucetowo days from I.cmel for Bostor April 9.
lat 81. long IS spoke BRIG Charles Dew, Steson, from
Port Prree. for Boston.
Sshr Uaited stsss tof Backsport Grant, Csrdsnas
- 2s2 hide ~ bbls molsssss Taylor. Lsft bsrh
Floyd Cor Boston ia ds sohr Cstnsrns. Nichols for
sshr Geo Evans. Keller, Mashias 10 days. isubsr to
uastsr.
Sehr Lewis Croweil, Bosoa, 10 w Lewis
Sehr Jssrer, howes. Boston, to 4 w Hsrfiet.
Sshr Wsohwsa, ThoEnsstoE. line
sehr yeha. Mtles A.chiss. lumber, to l Snow
Sebr Victor, ChAss. Chatham, fish.
sshr Wsohtoto. sro~eil. Boston.
At Rhsss lsland, brig Relief from Chsfry6eld
sehr Lacoo. besrss. sosron. 10 Atktps
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BOOK TRADE.
WOMAN AND

IIER DISEASES from the cradle 70 the tf,se'
.ptsd to her n.rgctoB 10 ths ns'ursl ass o. hsf
sy.teu ana all he diseases Of Der critical period oy
Edward n. Dixon. N PIP. 10, nIin edluln, ~ -.
Tbi. vo,k contains complete review OF the orEin ymp
tos and progress Of Prospsus and al other ntern as
cemenu IN language adapted TO every reader a.
nsdies religious and daily pren have expresses tne
highest sentiments Of this vsusbevort IL can D. scot
bou I'd to any part Of the STATES, postage OF ID eta
post paid and cash orders nlystteneed % For .sD
CHARLES II. RING,
xurL Ef.us rnrn.r 81 Inhr Al and Rrr angAT
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tools he IS Patonst opposite the United States Hotel
New Yok Offers for sale st TIE lowest tnsrket rates
beside ARTICLES generally found 10 hardware stores
spears mill, pit aud cross cu,ssws mortcs machines
black Iced pots and ssnd eruebes lead pipe pumps for
wehs snd ei.t.rps, hydraulic rams Scotch watsr Of
Ayr, Missouri snd Arkansas oil sone coopcrs' tools
by Albertson. Conxer, Horton, Barton 1 Belden ard
others t~srr.nsdl oosehnshers toois eoopsrs truss
hocps, r:vets bowels eroEes nc house and shipesr-
psnteS tools blseksrnths tool. farming ard ssrSen
utsoss universal ehaess batehe tools e.binet nah
ers trimmings honse and ship buiders hardware iron
brass copper and stesl wire sheet h.ss tshns tscis
patent hoOhs, kei seneas Harlem oil
ms avSm D ~ oWSnW
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EARNS For SALE.

"a FOR SALR-A river farm on the bay OF Nswbursh
W con tanning about so The house, (which Il
doubleD the outbotiing and teuces. are new Th'
place contains variety Of fruits aud ard the view
from the house For particulars inquire Of
EDW'D X SUTTON, 7S William. st or on the premises
Of r BARRETT mil 2sw5~-
ssa TWO FARMS, one OF item to lease aud one for
~ sale Staten lslsnd, near Port Richmond Ferry
"~~ Inouir. A. p Apn-st al tWs
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TREES TREEs!, TREES!

- LARGE Lot OF AILANTHUs and Peach Of
s Kinds with many other varieties of Fruit and Orns-
mental Trees-slso 10000 large Asparagus ROpts-
Apply 20 Mrs WA. STEWART. cor One ~ nndfed and
Twenty sixth and Eighth avenue, and JOSEPH LODGE.
\ urseryman snd Landscape Gardener, Morris.ns De
pot In Harlem, NJ Y. N. 81 L. in acknowledging pas,
sity and suburban Gardens 10 modern style ms 5w'
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COAL.

4
COAI-BesI Red Ash Nut s.,
~ do Stove 50,
&c l0t+ do Egg 5 81, screened snd deliver
"a from the yard Tsntnavsnas and Twenty sirtht
"a SIl PER TUN-NUr COAL-rs,eh Orchard,
Oh CV Red Ash, and Sehuykill White Ash, for sale
the shove low prices large size and delivered screened
from the yard. Apply 10
T. STOKES DIcKERSoN, 1917 Anthony-'t
alt near Broadway.
GOAL DISCHA RGING.-rne best fresh mioed
NPesch Orchard tr-d sshl Coal IL now being dschNsed
At ths foot Of Kngst " X. and delivered 81 - - per
ton for the large ,izs Nut, snd - for Stove Egg o.
Broken snd % additions. II screened from the yard
Dealers supplied at low price, AZ corner OF king and
Greenwich sta. lml6 I'm PETER CLINTON.
GOAL Peach Orchard, Red Ash, all under and
dry re-scresned and delivered of the city
from ~ yards 33 Rowery and corner Hammers ey and
Bedford sta Large Nut = %; Stove Egg and Broken
Is so Chestnut, g -.
Also Lshish, Liverpool Cumberland 30. 50 cents lee,
from the boss. ldSm'l JACOB WEEks, JR.
GOAL KkUUCED TO SUMNER PRICEs.-Peseb
NDrchsTd snd Lehigh, al sizes Apply 70
M r. STOKES pICKERsON. 107 Anthonya
EeAI..-il1 ,os, nrss sashty LiverpooL .dost, sas
" Tor sale hy JcGffb EcsURaky,
- .n--sr - r'rs ssA srsth s,s
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APoPuLAR TREATIsH

A DDRESsED TO YOUNG MIN eontsnns e.n
review Of the origin, pioms and prosre" o'
.ys,y spovu disease and Of the consequence OF excess
and ssfabose 10 every els Of he IN lsnfoass adapted
20 every rssder-bJ Eivsrd H. Dixon, MD PIP W
Price 81 Eighth edition
The medical ard daily press In every part f tne IN
try have expressed the highest sentiment. o. tno
hi. work bound part OF the United
sta..s AZ a pos..se IS Pospsid and cash orders
80. ,,srasS ~ por s.ls by CHARLES II. hing,
y1 uWSglrn- cor John Of and Broadway
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wfLLSON'S HISTORIES

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Il History Pssesle0 ~
History OF the United States. PAGES -
American H'ftory large i2mo. do. oI1
Compreheusive Chart Of American History. ,
Thi, series Of Histories for the use OF sehoo
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from public and the best sathoutes the opn
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evidence that the sbors u the sDhor 10 this
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

nAWLEY Z FURMAN removed from 81 CedN-st to
J2i Liberty-st vhers msy be found large stock OF
brown and blesched Sheetinzs Northern and Southern
Cotton Yarn Lamp and Chandier's Wick, Irvine, sosts
Patent DO Wssdins. Carpet Warp Bats; also geo lbs
no 10 black Cotton Yarn all Of which will be sod at the
lowest market prices for cash Dealers are particularly
invited to cal and ,x,ine the stock whether they pur
chase DAWLEf FIhhAN'
rr1a Sysod lew. q Lbertyst.