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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has taken out letters Of administration on the
estate of Joseph Finney, late Of Vanderburgh coun
ty, and State OF Indiana, deceased.
All persons indebted to the said estate, are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, are notified present them
duly authenticated for settlement. The said estate
is supposed to DO solvent
my6 JAMEST. WALKER, Admir-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-27
VALLEYS Magical Pain EXTRACTOR

VALLEYS Magical Pain Extractor
- More proofs that Daley's Magical Pain xtrac-
tor is best Medicine in the world. Every day is de-
monstrating the matchless virtues OF this article.
expressing gratitude and surprise the wonderful
properties il possesses in all cnses of burns, rheuma
tism, piles. wounds, &c The press abounds in no.
tees OF its high character as standard Medicine.
and from the number we select the following from
the Island City of the 18th September
DALLEY's MEDICAL PAIN ExTRAcToR.-An inven-
ton like this truly wonderful article, full of virtues
should be made known to the universe Its cures In
many cases are absolutely beyond belief. For burns
scalds Sores swelings, pains i'm the limbs ofal kinds
CUTS wounds and in every disease of the body where
il can be applied externally it never fails TO cure.
singular case came under our own observation. A
friend in playing with 81 arp steel pen it into
the palm OF his hand so that il came out at the back
and had to be extracted that way. The poisonou:
nature of the ink in the wound, well the nstru
ment itself, caused the hand to swell dreadfully-
Dalley's Pain Extractor was applied, and the mex
day the swelling had entirely gone down, the pair
had left, and the wound was cured in few days.
Important Caution--Counterfcis of my Extractor
unblushingly published to the world in my name
Protect yourself you value life, and health from
these receptions. am as every druggist in the Uni
ted States knows, the sole inventor and proprietor
Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor; other being has
ever made or can make grain of it, for no man v-
ing has the secret OF the preparation but myself The
only genuine has my written signature each label
and is sold wholesale and retail at the General Depot
POS Broadway, New York; and at the Southern De-
general Depot for the South and West.
Ii DALEY.
All orders for Agencies, for Pain Extractor, must
be addressed to j. WRIGHT g. CO., Isl CHAR.
TRES street New Orleans, only agents for the South
and West
aJOnly Agents in Evansville,
mar o5.1v AIIIS e. HOWES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-27

M raIrels Kenhawa Salt for sale by
AV-s Cdec 2l-tf1 JOHN SH ANKLIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-27
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+ ARARlTY under the head Of Patent Medicine
Ind Advertisement We ask our readers to peruse
the following, knowing they will profit thereby.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-27

Ills carefully packed up in boxes TOR transports
ton and sent 70 any part ofths United States eSas
Mexico, and West Indies 3, ,n a s,b Cocinnati O.
w '' General Agents Of the United States
GADCHAFRIN Agent Louisville ny
snsly c. BELL, Evansville Indiana
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The Amirican standard.

In the London Chronicle, of June, I7s6, the then American Standard was thus described
 "The colors of the American fleet have a snake with thirteen raities, the fourteenth budding, de- scf.oed n the attitude of going to strike, with this motto. Don't tread on me- IL Is rule in heraldry, that the worthy properties of the auiua tn the crest bone shall be considered, aud the base ones cannot De intended. The ancients account snake CT ser pent an emblem of wisdom and in certain attitudes of endless duration. The rnttesnake is properly a representative of America as this animal is found in no other part of the world The eve of this creature exeels in brightness that of any other ami mai. She has no eye-lids and therefore an etnIIem of vigilence. She never begins an attack, nor even snrrenders; sheis therefore emblem of maenanir- ity and true courage. When injured, she never wounds till sae has given notice 10 her enemies oi their danger.
 "No other of her kind shows so much reneros- ity. When undisturhed and in peace, sie does not appear to be furnished with weapons of any kind They are latent in the roof of the mouth. and even when extended for her defence appear to those uu. acquainted with her to De weak and contemp,bIe yet her wounds, however smol ars decisive and fatal She is solitary and associates with her kind only when il Is necessary for their preservation Her poison is at once the necessary means for di- gesting her food and certain destruction 10 her ene mics. The power of fascination attributed to her by generous construction, resembles America nose who look steadily on her are deIicbted. and invountarily advance towards her She is found "ilh thirteen ra.'les and they ncreas yearly She IS beautifa in youth and in age Her tongue blue and iorked as the lightning"
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The rirh1inr parsnn

says that on the night of she 2Sih alt, young man named John kyland, Jr armed with pistols, went 10 his house ia ,is dead ef night carsed hin hour CT 90 darsd htsn ought to fight at length threa- tehed. II he Gid'nt come out, tO shoot him through the window. We give inc sequel ia the fighting Farsoa's owa words:
 .upon his swearing profanely that fl we did nt, Rs aud fght him, he Soud pick us through tile window. we rose up out of bed. drew clothes, took down double barrelied gun well loaded with bueksbot, cooked H, and went at him. when he swify retreated down to the gate of Col. WilIstt. . dissanee of near one hundred yards"
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The nusqnitO Huni:

 4 Prody oa hs "Basiai of Sir John Moore" Net . sound was heard, but horrible hum, s As saroupd eur chamber we hurried, In search of the lnsect whose trumpet and drum Oar delsctable slun bers had worried. We sought for it darhly al dead of night,
 Our eOyerid carefully turning, By the struggling noOhbearns' misty light.
 And our candle dimly burning. No useless garment confined our breast.
 But h simple Hight-dress and slippers, We wandered about like sourits distressed,
 Or the sails of piratical shippers, Short and few were the words we let fall,
 Lest the noi.e should disturb tho mesquite; But we steadfastly gazed on the whitewashed wall And thought he had been bit, oh We thought us we rose from our restless bed.
 And re,inqaished our pleasaut pillow, That we would not get in again till he was dead, And we were secured from his bill. oh 1. Bat half hour had seemed 10 eiapae,
 Ere we met with the wretch that had bit us, Aud, raising our boot. gave some terrible slaps That made the musqui,tO's quit us. Quickly and gladly we turned from the dead,
 And left him all smashed and gory We blew ont the candle and popped into bed
 Determined to tell you the story.
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GpdrYIs Ladr,s Reek and IanIIT NagalIns,

The oldest Magzzins in the United states, eoa- tains monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the first writers fn the country, twelve more than the New York magazines. I've splendid steel engrsv- ings, an Hndeniable authentic col0Fed monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet W oEk, and other matters, for the Ladies, all illustrated and well explained, &e., &e.
 Price for one year. which Includes the Lady's Dol
 lar Newspaper, making three publications in one
 month, S3 co Two copies without the LAdy's Dollar
 Newspaper, OO Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, 10 Oc Eight copies, IS 70 Twelve copies, 9 %
 A specimen of either the I.ady's Book, the Lady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person pay. ing postage on the request.
 Address, l.. 4. G0DEY, No II3 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
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Not at Home.

When Cibher went 10 yisll Booth and kne N that he si home female domestic denied hi,n He took notice of this al the iisne but when in few days afterwards Booth paid hm visit in re- turn -he called out from the frst floor that he was '.aof at Loms'''
 "How can that es !' ansasered Booth. .sao no, hear your voicei'
 ''Fo be sore you eo." replied Cibher. but shat henf believe your sfrpaai -mas5, and it is hard Indeed if you wontt believe Hse |"
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
l. .FULTON,S AGAIN.R

EO "FULTON,S AGAIN. A Cali in next door to the Anthony House and see she hamds0mest and cheapest stock of MATCHES, JEWELRY, LADIES' FANCY SILK IND OTHER DRESS GOODS, ever brought to the State of Arkansas.
 OFF FOR NEW YORK As am compelled to leave shortly for the east to lay in new supply, have determined to reduce my stock as well as price. sm bound 10 have the CASH ;--Or old Gold and Silver which will take in excaange tor any goods ia my store. and allow full New York price for it.
 Little Rock, May 9. lsIs. 3S-tf
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RECULlR NAPOLEON { Fl. GIBSON PaCKEf

~A THE UNDERSIGNED would in- s4EsAeEeS form hts fFiends, and the public, @ generally, that, having built the AHEWRI-s NODe <@S Expressly for the Arkansas river, she Will make regular trips from Napoleon to Fsrt Gibson. He Is confident that she is sufficiently light tdFawing bat l2 inches) to run the year round, and will do % if the public will but extend to him reasonable poF- ton of their business. It Is not his wish to noaoPe- se the business o the river, and run ell ether boats out and then charge enoSaoas pTtces, but to do an honest, fair, and liberal business. Not wishing to take any advantage of the public, he invites them to give him cali, and he will make them as com fortabss and take them along as fast as any other boat of her class in the river.
 J. P. GREGG, Masta. Oct. 24, 1s4s. G.
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The weaker sex the s,ronssr

According to HsIler. women bear hanger longer thar men; according to Piutarch. they can resist the effects of wind better; according to Unge, they grow elder. and are never bald; according to Plny they are seidsm aHaeksd bg lions. on the contrary they viii run after lions, and according 10 unte, they eaa tsU fcr
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VALUlBLRPOLIFIClLWORKS.
M. HICKMAN, NO. IIsBALTIM0RE STREET,
 RaLFIHanE.


 Has just pubiished the following valuable shd cheap Political works. They are published at sA- rtmeiy iow Priees In order 10 give them an exisn- ded sale.
 Those to whom this circular is addressed. are rs- qnesed to exert themselves tn extending the sale oi the publications.
 Posfmassers, periodical agents, dealsts, &c., are allowed handsome profit, and can receive hand some remuneration by the sale of these works. Editors, Democratic Associations and Ciuhs are requested to give much publicity as possible 10 the publication of these works.
 ordsfs accompanied with the cash, promptly at- tended to- Address as above.
 LIFE OF GENERAL CASG The Life and Public Services of Gen. Casss with hts Speeches and Letters on various subjects, the cnly complete edition ever issued. This edition contains Information relative to the public and pri- vate life of Gen. Cass, never before Pu6lished. lvoi octavO of eighty pages
 Single copies 9s eents-fve for Sl, or SI6 per hundFed.
 DEMOCRATIC fEIT BOOK. The Democratic Text Book. beinga compendium of the principles of inc Democratic party, contain ing contributions from the ablest Pens of the coun- try, the various political questions of the day. Single copies l21s eents--ten for $l, or 6 per hundred.
 ClSS AND BUTLER. The Speeches of Gen. Lewis Cass, with biogra- phical sketch of Gen William 0. Batler, by Fran cis P Biair to which is pIekxed the correspondence of Secretary Marcy sqt General Scott. Single copies l21 csnts--ten for Sl, or S8 per hundred.
 POLITICIANS REGISTER. The Politicians Register and Statistical Manual for ls4s containing the election returns for Pres. dent, Governor, Congress, &e., in every state by counties. for the years lS44 IS, 46, '47 and '4s Inst of the members of Congress and Governors of the state; Times of holding elections; Digest of the Naturalization Laws; the Executive Calendar, with other useful political matters.
 Single copies l2l eents-ten for SI, or SS per hundred.
 THE NEW TARIFF. The New Tariff of lsa6, arranged in alphabetical order, with history of the proceedings connected with the passage of the act; the new Warehousing Bill. and the value of Foreign moneys as estimated at the Custom House by late act of Congress. Single copies l2l cents-ten for Sl, or SS per hundred.
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sALMAGUNDI.

One reads very funny advertisen,e nts in inc New fork papers occasionally. We notice in the "Sga,, of hatc.ty the advertisement of a respectahls ge genueman' who wants to board in the family "a widow lady ot education and good aspearaacs j. An advertisement in the Journal Of Cp,vu.ye, runs; Lost, s2aate black kdy's hat box" etc
 Home IoHsHmPton.-Th mill ty,in rro,, r;.oh- burg 10 Boston, was rec n,lv ,b.,. q. , 'ei consumption. :" ia'oe of nome
 .1 Cays Grofiiads-The Councils of Cincinnati nave eaeirrmined 10 permit the porkeys to hay. inc lee range ot The city, the ground that if vonId 5SsS 'o eA Pet rom the city an animal which has metropolis. " "'e 10'A
 Very IrHe.-A person speaking of ,ba x,vin, eat your coat according your cloth, remark ed tnes " was "Very good advice, no douht hui if gesher.r '01' eOa' ~''0- ., M.saau'epy,-NIiss Ann throw-pie. The New York MereSry said that
 The following epigram, we believe, was written on seeing iull-ength portrait of Beau Nash. inc esrOra'ed s Gandy' which hung between the busts
 1.-The picture placed the busts between,
 Gives Satire all its strength.
 Wisdom and Wit are ttIe seen.
 But Folly at full length"
 "DIrfng Betie."-One of the fair ba,b.,. ,, newport last season, received the soukr,cu, of tho "dfving belle" for her wonderful acquatic p.rfor rnances. P'''''
 Why is a bad horse like bad play Because i, can't run and won't draw.
 Oas ray.-The Miner Union. Dauob,.,. os Temperance. N. Y, announces a frait enter.,io fund. N'' 'S
 .f Ship load of Editors!--A Paris corre,Dond.n, says that 46s French editors have chartered shin 10 bring them to the unite States with the hone of reaiizing fortunes, as M GaIliafdet the successful eaitor ct the "Coarer des Etats Chis :, has done Poor fellows.
 Aa -dmoGssadoT FGt>r.--The King of AppoIonia. an African Monarch, who had a habit of eating ~ .he amoassadors who wers sent to him, has been put down ey British regiment, aided by several of his subjects '''e'"
 RefSfm in Eggyi-Au excbanos s,v. ,h., depohtion waited upon the Pacha of Egynt and requested mitigation of certain grievances The fachs hung the whole depa ation.-Nears Safyr- day Go-stfe.
 lsass Philippe, the Niagara Cironiee learns has purchased Stamford Park. Upper Canada, and will shor''y establish his residence there
 Blessed are they that do no, advertise, for they sl%si rarely be troubled with customers
 John Tyler Jr., Is becoming as famous as a Tenn. per eianee Orator, as his brother Bob was in inc rena, gsssc' n more credit 10 John to be a "Son of temperance" than inc son of his father. ''
 Reader, the above, which Is aher Boo Logical. is "eFsdH '-atie 10 the Cincinnati Dispatch.
 We heard recently good story of an Irishm,n who had never seen any of the birds of America The hrst fsathered fowl" said he. sthst eyer see when kem to Amuriky was forkintine, fpor- cnP'ne.l ireed him under stack, and shot him with barn shovel The first time sboI hin, | missed him; the secand time 1 shot. l hit him in the same place where missed him before .'
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NGD-E~MW1E1s
Furraifsare.

rTtHE undersigned would respectfully ihsosn v - l citizens of Little Rock and vieiaiiy, hst ' still carries on the CABISkT and CHAIs askns business, at his new stand oB East Main st- sss " opposite the Presbyterias church. and is P'sfr ed to fill orders at the shortest aotice. LUMBER. PRODUCE, HIDES, BEES#IA
 AND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highess "" ket price. ..,.1 old furniture neatly repaired. ssd vsf'as~ Cofans made q: all houn. Prices 10 soffssg' with the times. .A.s N. 8. The undersigned having recently psss .a st ed new and fashionable hessse, Is prepares -m "a tend to baGials. in the city of ecuntry. ss % m. reasonable terms. VIM. ANnEs
 Feb. IT, IslT. %
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DEN AL NOTICE.


 nR. MCINTYRE: Dentist, respectfully inform, 1I his patients and the public, that his offce ha. been removed 10 Mir Champlin's Washington Hotel where he will continue the practice of his profession in skilifnl manner and at moderate charges. The teeth may he preserved, beantifed or replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per formed with as ltle iHconveninee to the patient s, possible. The true value of the teeth is only know when these useful organs of mastca,ion. speech and form are lost Ladies attended ai t ir private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofchildrcn under years, will Do regu- lated, free of expense; also advice given the pre- servaion of The teeth and the proper deniirice to he used. The noath examined without charge or trouble to the patient The following gentlemen referred 10 in regaro to Dr. McIntyres qualifications practical Dentist
 JoHN II. ROBINSON, Col. l.. J. REARpoS, Carr. X. PIKE, Ds. $. LAuEIE, NIT. w f. WooDaUrT, Nr. WM B. WAIT,
 Mir. G B. HAYDEN
 Lnie Rock Oci 6, ls4s 5-.
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READ THIS.

A LL persons indebted 10 the late firm of Tuck "A CT k Hamilton and II. Hamilton, either by note or account, will find their notes or accounts in the hands of an officer, for collection, unless they come forward and settle the same within 90 days from this date, as I am compelled and deter mined to close my business without delay.
 Those wishing to settle. will call at Mir. J. P scul's, tmy old stand) where they will find me in readiness to make settlements
 II. HAMILTON. .fpril Is, Is4s 34-tf
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THE NEW TARIFF.
Southern United States Mail.
Fri Weekly Coaeh Line from Lihle Rock to Washington, .7rkansas, and 10 the
 celebrated Hot Springs, ia

four horse eodehes. TTlHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great l Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock and Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, at 1 A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The propEietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience ot passengers Ac- commodations are good. and charges loCsr than any other conveyance. Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND X co. April 2s nos3 fl
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q M a m "a M Frsm Mapoleon and Mouth ef Asiansms Ri.
 yer @ LAesle Rock, Van Bwfem, Fort
 smith and Fort 0ihsoa.
 TsHE light dranght slsemerH WlLLlAM AkM- N STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE VII run regularly between ths above ports fer the con vsyanee of freight end passsngarp-the Wm. Arm strong and Mediam leaving NaPolson on Msndays and 1hwra1sys at e'cloeks A. M--ketnFning will leave Little Rock on sane days. The Santa Fe win connect with these beaas at Little Reck making re- Rulsr weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Buren and Fort Smith, and exasnding her trips tO Fort Gibson when the water will permit
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement, and that their freghts will bs conveyed through with certainty and de- spstch, and at the lowest customary rates All the boats in good, soand condition, and handsomely fitted ID for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD & Ce., Ag'tss N. O. Dec. l3, le47. r.
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\ IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber, either t by note or book account, are requested to call and settle the same with Mir. J. Krause, his author. ized agent by doing 90 soon the J will save costa
 IT HABERMAE. Little Rock, Jan %, Is47. l9-tian.
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NEW GOODS.
M-1WD@@,Ee

IN Saturday last, between the State House and O Mir Waits store, a small, new, dark -colorsd pocket book. containing sboat sos in bank notes, and memorandum from E. B. Bgiey, relative to . tract of land. liberal reward will be paid to the finder. D. B. GREER.
 Little Rock, September 18th, ls4s.
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N0DEMIS~e

- ME have just published. and wall be ready to w deliver on Wednesday next, pamphlet of T5 pages octave: Containing list of Forfeited Lands subject to be donated to actual settlers under an act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkan sas entitled act to donate to actual settlers the right os the State to certain forfeited lands approv- ed 2srd December, isl0. and other acts supplement tary thereto.
 Prepared al the Auditors Office.
 Having been at considerable expense in issuing edition of this pamphlet, we have thought propef to secure a copy right
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for i, by our country friends.
 Ou-Price-75 cents per copy. or $500 per doz- en. REARDON & GARRITT. Banner Office, Little Rock. 9th Sept, ISl7.
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NGDI~M@zE.

WILL sell few Feather Beds; also, a few thou \ sand dollars of State Scrip. Also, three or four Lots, or parts of Lots. with the improvements thereon, In the city of Little Rock. Any person wishing 10 purchase would do well to lake notice. and call on inc Undersigned.
 E. A. MORE. Lile Rock. Oct 3I, Is4s.
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Iron and Castings.

OUUO LBS assorted flat bar Iron, 500 '' '' square do Go, 400 a s' round do do, 1000 !" blow bar and slab do, Bundles sheet do, 900 lbs horse shoe do, 300 American blister Steel, HOO Ovens, Skilets, Pots. Dogirons and
 odd Lids. Received per "Eilen T' and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. .4pril II, lS43. 3I
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MILLs.! MILIs...

WYE wiii keep constantly on hand. and for sals.
 w Piat,s Patent Universal Grist Miiis. The stones are ofhs best French Bnrr, and can bs pre- peilsd by horse, steam or water power. We shai! also be prepared on or abepi the 10th day of Octo- ber to grind wheat, or prossnder, for all thoss that see it to favor 1s with cali.
 GEO. JOHNSON & co. Liftte Rock. Sxpt. 25, is4s. a-H
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BOOKS.
MAP AGENTS WANTED.

TNHE subscriber wishes to engage in the sale of 1 his Maps number of young and middle aged men of moral and business habits, as travelling agents Having completed new and greatly im- proved editions of his Universal Atlas. 73 Maps; i-rge Map of the world. Reference and Distant Map of the United States, National Map of the United Sta'es--also, variety of other Maps, including several Maps of Mexico, the subscfiber is prepared to furnish agents, for cash, at the lowest possible prices.
 Address,
 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
 Northeast corner of Market and Seventh
 Streets. Philadelphia.
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N&DHMW-1~

ID l.. ANTHONY has opened an office in More . II buildings, on Markham st., for the transac. ton oi all business as Justice of the Peace, and will also execute ccnv-yaHees and all other writ ngs al moderate fees Will be found at office at all hours except when absent on business
 Oct. 3I, l84S. s-tf
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SUNDRIES,
NlCRINERl < AGRICILTIRlL IxPLEMEyTx

AllhlNLRi \ AGRICULTURAL IkPLEAESTS DERSONS residing Ia any part of .he Sta,e who II are in want of MACHINES, ENGINES, Lathes or sny description of Machinery. can have their orders promptly executed by addressing Geo. Johnson, & Co, Little Rock, Arkansas. From an extensive aei asiutance among the principal Maehln ists, and long experience in mechanical matters we have uncommon facilities for the selection of the bes, machinery. We also act as General Paien, agents and faithfully attend O any business entras. ted to oaT care.
 GEO. JOHNSON & co. Little Rock. Oct. 2I. isls. 7-