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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
MARBLE DEALERS,
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4 Y undivided half Of the rich and mex
4 n haustibie QUARRY OF MARBLE, long
and extensively known as HYArr's GUAR,
RY," situated in the town of PlTTsFoHD, is
OFFERED FOR SALE by the subscriber, on tho
most advantageous terms. The Quarry has
been wrought Cor fifteen years, snd is ac-
knowcdged by all consumers Of Marble to
afford the best article for general uso that IS
found in the state.
ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN
THE MARBLE BUSINESS, in conncc-
ton with the subscriber, VINO will furnish
funds to carry on tho business, might make
favorable nrrangemen: by addressing by
letter or otherwise, at Brandon, ".
WILLIAM C. HYATT.
Brandon, Nov. /, 1917. s:20-S2
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
Cloak and Dress (,CCds,

A LARGE assortment, such as Thibet
"a Lyonese snd Indiana Cloths; silk and
cotton Alraccas (p'Hin and strip'd AIpaccas /;
raw silk Plaids; Ginphsms plain and twild.
&c. &C., for sale very low by
Nov. 2, f847. T.. j. BLISS & co.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
TLETIA ET05J[P. AAD32LIasllto

GlaIIa A01J-p- Al2l&Ill9
A Monthly Journal Of Thoughts Fancios Fas and Opinions
CONTENTS ENTIRELY ORIGINAL
ENRON Writers of acknowledged merit, in
Guiding some Of the most honorcd names
in American Literature Published at RAN
DoLPH, VT, and Hartford, Conn.
WM. II. BURLEIGH, EDITOR.
The Nonpareil is printed On a medium
sheet, in the Quarto Form, with new and
elegant type cast expressly for it and on fine
white paper, and is the Cheapest Orgina!
Literary journal in the World
ONLY rs CTS. PER ANNUM!
FEy' Letters of business, remit:anccs, &c,
should be addressed, post-paid, to II. A. & G..
PARTRIDGE, Publishers, Randolph, Yer
mont 29tf
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
ELEGANT
FURNISHING GOODS,
AS FOLLOWS

AS FOLLOWS:
800 dozen White Shirts, linen bosoms collars and
wristbands, each &c 75c sI
100 dozen White Shirts, plain n n "a co,ts
80 do Striped Calico Shirts ~ 70
50 do Twed stripe Shirts M 50
100 do Cotton Flannel Shirts and Drawers "a ID
% do Mcrino and Angola Shirts and Drawers
,oo :, CT, IS
wv no lP'"Ich ana portsmouth Shirts and
=, p,a"erS g2c, 81
% 90 Plain and Twcd Red Flannel Shirts
and Drawers q, *
l1e do Guernsey Trocls rs e.
u do Linen Bospmr, pijn anl run r'ai., iii
KINGS -, -
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
BOSTON MARKET.

fEgpoarED Yoa rrB TRAVELLER ?. :. Turl~l
THURSDAY, Jan. Ia I. NJ.
Flour-Thc market is without much change In
nrices Saes 1000 bbs Geuessec common, SO 30, and
some little better than common, SO Ii 800 bbls
fancy, %7 II IL. IN, no. -
bushel,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
BRIGHTON MARKET-JAN. 10.

Rcpnrisd for ths Boston TarSHsr.
At market, 43j Beef Cattle, 6 vokos Working
Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves 12S Sheep, and about 800
swine
rnrc9a- r,rf Cnttlr-Extra SIS 1J LIST Quality 90 10
sdbo; 81 quality % % 500 81 qualify $50 60
t c:%%" ar CARES" 40 as. 49, s45, vi
Sd,sp-S17 IS, $3.50, $40 s'i50. One rXus lot $3.50
.S..ae-At Wholesale, 81 IL So II.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20

LIST OF LETTERS
pEMAlNING in the Post Office at Roch-
q ester, Vt, january /, 1913.
Andrews Miss 4 7 Jones Lynn
Brown Samuel kimbalI Miss Resell I
Chamberlin Hcbcr Morgan Miss Calsta
Chamberlin Sylvanus Morse Mrs Maria
Copley John Perkins Ezra T
Coplcy George Riggs Rev Thomas
Clark Miss Frances Smith Mrs Fanny
Colman Benjamin Stcrdifant D
Dyer Ephram Sawyer Joseph Z
Gleason Benjamin Towle Rufus
Hodgkins Thomas Jr Williams Mrs SophiaC
F.F. WASHBURN. Assist. p. n.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
MUSIC AND DANCING

MUSIC AND DANCING
SER J. FAIR would respectfully an
I'VE nouncc to his friends and the public that
he will furnish Music fox BALLS, PARTIES
and LEyEEs, &C., on short notice and reason
able terms. BY applying to Mr. f. classes
will receive correct instruction in common
Dancing, lFa'tsing, Sc. .......
All letters addressed to F.J FARR. Dram
don, Vt. viii receive prompt attention.
Brnnl0ll, Sent. 80. 1917. IG 81
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$4,000 IN GOODS.
AT GREAT BARGAINS,
At tn G Cheap Gas h store.

HIGGINS has just returned from his
&A second trip to market, where finding
GOODS had fallen from 10 to IL per cent in
consequence Of the Great Failures in Eng,
land and other canses, he has purchased
THE LARGEST STOCK
ever brought into this vicinity, and which liz
is enabled TO sell
10 or 20 per cent Lorer
than those who bought earlier.
Three years trial Of has system and sale
of $4,000 in GOODS, with still great
increase Of patronage by IN intelligent com
muniy, confirms j. e. u. in the belief that
Quick and LARGE SALES, SMALL PHorlrs,
and READE PAY, is the only true method
OF doing business.
Ali in want e Goods are invited to cali ut
HIGGINS, where quantity, quality and
prices cannot tail TO suit.
Brandon, Nov. l6, l847.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20
NEW CLOTHING STORE.

EENTLEMEN in want of CLOTHING,
y" cheap, we'll medc and first rate fashiona-
bic fits, please call at the store formerly oc-
cupied by II. Kingsley, and Won can find all
such rs yon want We have cloths from N.
York and Boston, Of the most approved styles
and can cut and make them better than Sc
any other shop this side the city.
l.. SCOTT s co.
brandon, May, "a, 1847 AZ
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-20

SsEs @n~--zs
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
Public sentiment. <

URssr this head fha Bas'ea Pssi has the foil0E- ing eBecsrsg giag sraph b FtlAisn ie lhe essas' nl ihe stzunGh and tised demce rsey oi AeM Eng lil.e- An encouraging Tezee comes 10 us sroEs sl sections sf the Lniea. A iih the sxeePIiss Of New Yesk and Ssnth caroIlns, (sna sr So ses aespaE of fhose Stst-& fbe rzspoRs= 10 ihr action ef the BalufaSSe eenrsnfsnn is aaaaigasas, gior.o4s. Aai cheering The Pest ssys:
 ~Erery asnsscra..s paper ia Ses Eng14ad has rvfpended fswurAbly Is tge proceedings nf fss eas nioH they Dave all expressed the aaselses sAtl- cd wafA the nominations tssse and proclaimed tA9ll differentiation 'e advocate The sieStIea ef Cas- ass Bssiss with al thsif power Hsfs is An esi6raee of Eesl and eefdlally surpassed by he press ef osr psrty fa New EagEHac, and he saGs may he s.ad of tSs press fhrxszhesi Ehe eoaatrs. ztn aew sxerriiens. rFsHespatiy is Ses York Ihs bitterness af 1fizsesy s.e ihs malice e9 lff schsry eannot defeat tekrf; the democracy es the ns- tasa SiH 55 is work Rosiy, triamPbaasis. ia No SFmbeE
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
Model Ayrists-

In spite of preset atseAs. 'he nss~ Hsfst sxhibi- iIsass Ne~ York are rer5s=o--geNssr. | Sers ard seru 10 ise aoarlshRg is . uzsaes b~yea1 ail rreeedeaf since the eays of Inc sg lxsf essfs ne T'se following Aavsrrssw@st. eiirp~c from sas o' eEs Ae@ York exchsnEes. shows ~wTs ts<y srs goiag ts do sext,' We cePy The saversiseassni al Nngzi fer SeTa.
 sPss@s's OSera Hsgzs ,--.9 CaEG--T The nam ger as tais theatre peSt respectfully Es tss pabAte shst ihs 'eseAel srgst fe he easaiAs ge>k wF aGKsssip sEstASsg e, fbs aesersFs1sa stra eng ated n Amsrca l"
 1ktnk of that.-soSfssrsr aHy sh8as ef the de serSpslea sxhshitea k Aass ricA- Tss -azys@, win be pzrtc s;zssy i'izTassisg ts ssz.ssisss raiAE ssers cf the sHsaeis eas Fsssskiv @aaEae c6 Al the exaia1sses asveEhse@s-- Rsasa tp~
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

confidence and support er fire great Ar.r;e., aessacSsey. and ef al yho prefer seir ccun'Yv aud its Pfegfcss aad PrcsfeFiiy 10 mere partf7 What eesneefst, bsi tTaGeS ts kis eaMse ard prsneitlss v fa oepos< Asesas
 h e~ne ustoBs we rsP~a', the bottle wss begun. uAf esRneF is HafRrAed ts the kfeezr, presensing noa iis iaas car gorssas creed. and tase names oi The HasiFsoaS eIi'zens who have been segeessa to inPefsoaase u. Ws again iaxoke every dassocrst ts ssy fo he sfAsdasd of his paFty witch ir truly fs eHsAss ol his astry csase and has esantyy s gscry If eny arc inkswsssa. we cal upor thess te afonse srom fheir ind1aerence. II aav have ei.ap- Pesntsnenss to brood oFer, fAncy they have bses wroagcd, we pray fbem 10 sacrifice fheir private griels upon the altar ef ths ecranon Eena. We in- Elae al 10 sake part a tie coolest in whirh we are engaged, thai tfey may participate in The glory oa the grvai victory wAirh is destined io crown the easFts of the demoerucy ef the Uaiou in November. Let as rereEber that s-FsaoS IS sVvczxs"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
Iassa-v q. ls4s.
Tg THF fBTfHS eF PrIisKI CeTyTY

Aztasg ] an csBeis4;e for y0ar sadtages, feF dee et SAeri1, shall ref ae saie ts present rs~' hyfrs yes. pevsoasly, in tbe wsy of ~cgec-
 as~shg, dnIiag the eaavsss.
 ,rtea1EEt & l sra. ioI 2 Livelihood. npcR my -7-ssd ,Ksrhcns, an net able iS diSpensA with '7, sar so ioss uase as uia intervene bvtaeen
 sac the 5ay ai election Instead, therefore. Of .'5 lag he time in idsing rsroeEh the ieEa CT cr'y, s9firftAr the inaepenient voters fer ihsif -tr-'. End a neoesxsry. and deem ii psopsr, 10 r'- myself 'o assfal iahsr and thereby eaAessoT 'rre Eyse1 s1o7tay ef tsf efSce l desire 10 re- boz
 s' ! have been resi3eh' ef ihis county. rem ny IVY s7l hood. aud peysunaily known te almost Vsrf e.lzFn iu i's and especially ss tho cesrse
 ss ls any thing bat assr-Iyrs&tle, in the eyes of ase wto respect honest industry, I cannot belAtve EA 'ssses the sRP?sFt sboaid. under cry cir -Esssces, 0stRin-
 n tae prossrstioa of Ey basiness, shsIi neces- \ Y, se absent from fbs eoahty urtii few weeks fsl''' iss ssetoH, when my ftieBas may be assnr-
 aaaing Ess At horne
 BEN r. DANLEY. AE1te FarE Msrrh -fk lGIg
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
irssA sAS E9ltssssye KspsAEscz-. Ektg aaghafkk tifeady.

We tazsesad few aass SEQ a fess~hend s@rs~A As4s@s tsea. 1ssz, esgsssesh has a=ss@@s==1 =sss= AAseise asHsstsx d Para As inz~says Iss aI. tAss ss ahsgsSy sase lass protseea 1s.atlsE wAseh ss ss sSRh Ihs Fss.sc slaS charge fhai hsle iss satff, Ma Casa ssss~skass Ess tse 2. egn4ftgzK ss v3es h i7ss-issse feF whss w~ S-msrxsaA slyaeA The s.s0yssss.'s-ss4sg aFass ks .iss~ rsesasa Gem 1sss} sas sss~ Pree pssr sf fse gs&E.t~s- ses t siwsasFea. aaG si~sls afgsai cd sah . blakk sseksS~ ss hss h2s'
 as bss~wsss Gazette secsfssui&sea faes CT two ea tfs saseet ef fh@ fspkssees 0l G~a CAsx 10 a. SsBng'aas, shsh Rasas this Rnoraaek sa.-si zaliY.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
o.Cssael Writes.

we sesass A sfSgy 1 Hzssst ie Ssass ka2e apFe3- T tslBk, sss5 l. @a@s yoa sesta es ssass- ~sai ss' s' year essrssaG ssSisTing nssesz~s hs efsslYesssa9a sass is Us @asa, k1 snew<seA. 4 Sss ssee gofag ss @rltS q n0ssl as s~if 1s@sca. Aaa& what ~@s year Sory ts lave Aesa Ally. As ta Inc st@y, l has aes ihas iasiy aalssasaAea ea. Ess sas kAFS .S A@E4 ss~s 2 aasassI~ ssa ss George III , bs hzesSh LsgEfSss. k4s Quaker NsA sssasess- Ta.s ysais wsa l. hare sess sAriy sAse. 'rssa' ~ Sssehef sRs ssssas to make atn xamasms at ps-aS Ana ifesses ae sssss AaEs sas~sga ssness 4ssrs1a ss fa4 wsSs IsS.es He ssa ss be . sas'seF ei tsffEss-ss tzke ts6 ia the Amexsean ~sr ass is ceDa ssek aasisy ss Esgl4nd. s.assses wlth n itcAE ssvsasit.l.s
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

s1isn, ssis hasr Fheifs sAs esassE 4sF se hs soc Jim, yea are lazy what en earth de yca esYeei is 60 fer ilsiag n-
 'why father, I've been thaaksag As bow weuid ke TeEsizaieasry Prasbsrer,'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
-veARkAMS JAS 3 ANNE R Hy REARDOy A. GAkMHT < b TEREE DOLLARS A YEAR " .fDEiNCE-
- nr InYERTTsTyo.

Aa. <, la ,sue,. or isss, fTxt IbseFfIon. -. and FIFTY cExys fer each s7Hnnsi- asE Fs+-. -- ,a Enes. and pOt exceeding ls, te be saFe .-gars a-si half-oser ls, and moi ex- ss1 @e ss tue sqazres--ant in thai pToPorton ,..,s,r Asrersaseneafs-
 ff.s sg ,4xsrtIaenents so be paaa ter tn aayahef, v I-',,rsst assuned by scnae responsible psFsos,
 tTksr m indi s55a1l account, M ne aDose Iases. Nl .. ssa and under siea. in one year. dts q 'a.'' ss ,ey cent. will he- made; and when ft ''a9. s . s,ee or urxards. iA the same perSoa. s'''-.-, ss xsl rsr esss viii be made. No dedHe-
 h.,,e,vr. sin hs made. if payment be deferred
 . -, =. xrar shAH have expired; DOT ~iH any re.
 ...s. hg suaGsg sn legal sdvcFtssemenss, feq4iTea
 "a 10 hs pghhsked.
 s'Ae 1axTRACTs BY THE YEAR , exceeding i6 Enes. rene ~aaae sl Sse. Sa a 50.
 n sv,,.iseweu,s. or parts fhereuf. exceeding 10, A '. ea 6ses. as the case may ee. subject to the se - ,,.s ,ESeogu.s first 1ertiosed; and 10 con- l ], thsse rxfrs for less term than year. No
 S, o,rxsi,.ual err iasloas and al contracts ', f,., year 10 be paid 10 advance.
 STANDING ADvERTIsS,Mks,n;; = -, yss Ia Gbcs. CT Less, eeA - K K |. .,..s;., .Av.,-;srmerss will be charged at the ,..-,o-,sJ -1ses unless contract be made wbez
 s ,, 3ps,rtiOs and mast be paid for in advance
 Ss rersoa will be announced for any once. eithei ..r s.a,s. or county, witho1i the adssnee psynea ,F sts dnliErs.
 pns.,caI ,iTculars wiIi be charged ss advertise .l,'.s. ssd payment required in advance, No ,ob wlu hereafter be delivered to any persct rA shora ws have 10 regular deailngs, anfIi pax .n ,4v.r4,sereuty mast be marked with tbe nun f ir.sertlans desired. otherwise they will De con .,sa u5til i.rhiA, and charged accordingly x, No varl4sion viii De made from the aeoFe rates s;,s,e uurnser of the paper. lzi cents AElsrters must be rssa-psad, or they wan hSs fe z.fezstan9
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.

FINHE an6erSigned takes pie4ssFe m inaarInS0g
 the pahlie that he has taken this delightful and sa-a restoring watering place, and fs new ready -~-eive E.eators.
 TA~ H etel hes peen thoroughly repaired And aex- arrished, aaa is espshle ot accommodating ene 1airvs persoes- The baths al these SprIngs are s-ssaiiesi for the cure ef RheamafFsgn and almost r,vv disease thaI man Is heir to.
 la sxreFtsaeed cook has b~ea employed, and rFssr yalas aor sxpeas- shall he spared tS make
 -sss say tisii the sgTings comfortable
 S,ae-s leave Liitle Reck three times 8 week fer Se-,ar-. M. (. ALTfG, lerH s5 ISsS -S2-tf lsrnyrsesw.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
Pssnl.iisa aad Prspsrs sf the rniisa Siai,..

Aeeerdfng ts ths paieaf sfiirs rrFert the PcFais- tspn ef fse UaissA States ss 20 756 $50. ard fh~ pr srera,s sl reTsssa Aaa pFogety sss aates ai 2s gal 5ass aa NeE srk ts the richest : afe t~T property beio< SLIT. lssa 'a>o Pesrsyisansa sezi. $s5a nese gss tses Oisis. -se .nsa ,a@e shen Vir- rinsa s5s3 ppo ee8. Tasv reasssla>s Sf tAe Sta,es rank As fo3iszs:
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
HllL lRRiNGENHxTS.

FaSTEax-raa Rsekrpe AaPo9esa. n.. Svsdsv. "Wednesday, & Friday by 7a- n. s.t.. I sesaay, Thursasy. k Saturday. r. Iii.
 NEsrkRx e SceEsa, FsH Buysa, dre. be wednes3ay. and Sataraay, P fn- lars. Tsiesiay. and Friday. k. la-
 SaErHEks--se Basesnslss- To- 9caGsy. and FridaY, Pm .rrss. Sanaay and "Wednesday, sa n
 souTHGEx 10 Wssa4AstoN. a.s sspssv. "Wednesday, and Frsday. : P. ul. s,,. Tuesday. Tharsdey, k Saturday, , a. m.
 Ts PIss BIsF a4d Cai=mbsa. aa. Sandar. and Thursday. p n. .eate. sanaay, and Thursday. 6 a. m-
 To Het Spriags. -s. svsry "Wednesday. F. n- -ss5s. every Monday, a. IT, To Perryrais. DaHriil<. GHd Tgpzilasoaraile rs- every other Thursday, r. n- -8ss. eyery other Monday. a. fl-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
rgIyEEREIEE. cpEnEiLS, kr.

B.. ;resla Cranbegries in gaisr. soz s8ysI fr-nch c0r1l2is- .a2er table ca, sugar heass mels=ses- Teagscs and squads. H=ilbGt fins, r4lsins l-s Se. Ne Eecaye1 saa fer sale by
 wrP. OFFICER r.n-..-. q.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
s'essssis sv.aisa vf Ias lrAa laa.aass.

VI "Fs"t7~ v t8H IKfAN kNH~HH4Ns
 Ss4-s @9~ a@&xd hias 8t Esassy n Sas ExEwey Lyt ss, n i.Sa4 heaAes sAs sf fee Esasa l4a- gNsge s&a 1fossysAsRg assngst tns ir@A ,easantrss sf-s. Ae wss@1 az2 suskeissssT ssaEssarssn asi sg FsTses Is gr~esat asssaeD@e@r 4 assssss- V af ss@gses fas s~a-As Il mapnsna on nssn- kse& Ftss sakzsax ef BaAal it wssid s~ ss s<s2 apeFssRs~ ss .sakssAa sls tse inAssa- tSnss st ahs ssssA spsAs sa.s sssss hagasge Tass- foEs. as'sosgA tas basa s4Rga~g- s eona~cse4 wssh ss@eg Fss0a0essss takt a~iae srss na ths hesss ef irsasrs~as VI th1 s~p~ssrr ssdasv sf sAs EaxssmA
 ssS~ as ike ssed1w@ eE al 'nsAxaesA s1s aas nsea- res, $ % zrss. fAas cen wssssss ~ssheasA ssxts l1S Sca4 eGsSke os tsss t-s~A
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
.VtgrOes for NMIc.

\ BOY @ercnteea years old smart and setixe,-- 1 \ WOMAN, twenty. and cBfIld ;o lg'saeniks es 1ssv are Vzisssae "a hoHss er fs@d- 2 aweisRg house 10 real, siso sn o4hce- t-Ssns2s Stat. serEp wza.es- .ar-ea states Treasury No'.s and New Orleans 'aay Wsste4. Aprly to
 E. A MORE s7-l sj. iSsS. S3-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
Tar EkIs ssmiaaiias.
t,sa sae Wass.azs.4 Ilpsa

1s~n~rs z sysary Tag1sr. ths utan so ''arssF sssrssaas3s .s ihs e hs s@nntry, ass Et- reaa~rrd. --Asr~e, fec. ssa @ragoofss --pss lt-s pr i3~s sssi sM a avef hr sas aas .tp tise wat& rATIy. NsF~tsstsrsisex ssl he bssss wera'. a3 hts sSsrvgrs4iaas sf paas isa iaefezssnse, sh tss p'sssasseas that bs xeals be he essasa4te gf tse g~y}ss, 4ad aas ef pasfy." tae edT ot sas gfldrs hsufSc -ppwrr-ABs eEs rea'ss~ hs sefHPses, end instsaa og stznaans haEs sa fsa@ sasctssns os sasots fss&s, h. ssa1.ds is res Pest ss eS sAsaa- &ste wte f tstias ta b. Te aas essssss aa R'sai~ nee s& pe-tg sA4l dare. ns' aTe@ Its grtag IHes Asa ksy~s to suec-s. hy barrsssag rsailtafy ehtsg tsis--fRs alii5t&sy eha~f a. s0s ~ko sas s-zSs lx a7kasGws~5gs8 has tgwrfease ~ s the siA<szaaa tike azsacssiens- The saEhrst essre sa ise gist ef the tro- p-eFss oi ihes~ Isatsss Ststss.
 Lseszry 1sYtes, Inc he-n cf Bsssa ' issA- sfn iseleses asse hsasree hr tA= nsSF3e, eesi5 sot F-slst f.s sssspssisor and sAs sersse1 hsHaseh sn 'szi nsaoly iaseras pyss where sate sees izsHsgis tsa zstHy sietirss ts wa8syry.
 Geo casry IsysoT ts tae HszaiHe~. ss rSntasiste of ths Sera psrty. ter PE~~se~Us Of ss@ [ s;aies- We are e@0t@sf. Cssata ibs asrainaaAa hs aaAsr assss Go-asasrow wr we14a ass eAztzs. Zach- ary TaysaT. brave gsserai. bat. seesraSss ts sss ewa eenSsssea. vsss lgsosst sissesSesa, fer Pres Eeea Ai lsza fslnfeFs, 0at ssss-e'ssf psssi-azt ef considerable ts8est--s tisA~sarss, s1si- f,sa. atsset- Fssyaso, tsses- States hank Shtg isF Rser Ps~sssvnt, AgAsa say. ws SFs caHseat. Ii 1~ss and BBti4s ssesF bs=t thts rSkes, Ssse sp al elsi1as ts ths r~PGtsiaR ef tsae gfsps-s
 
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
KR M:vM1D~AM.

A- l. A. !" AT AlAS h1s rsrEgvea 10 the farfa ~ 'snrr'ly eecnined hy F. 4. AooxK Ese. half @ar sas' ei ths city limits. OFFICE si Ky.
 - IrsS sleyt wtere he may b. fsSa6 during - ana al t' -hi, when hecesssTy and ia cases ..a5 sseaeg' Lr LarHE viii attend in his ssead,
 7 s4eli1sad charge
 1s eAArg-s, ts al cases, VII be the sauae as the ? PayveisHs. saasrs tis thanks te his cid friends and nst- % pNsi isvors, and hopes for oeauBa4nce
 -sT ks@&- Feb I5. Isss 9Isr
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
N 0D>MM1-M.

N 0DHMG-@~ TIT HAMILTON is zaii0sised 10 act as nay LII. lawful agent daring my ahsenee. JOS. P. SCTI.l-
 ste Rock, May 10, isss. 3e-3w
 geraeefas and CAze.ie piease eepy weeks.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
Segars

-SOn HAVANA R-galia,'' '-Ls India, ( JUL and ~LA Rorz' trsa4s--feF s&ie 5y
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

! .--, / tai and pssd.ssws, rettsa and xeo, s... @ .~s esrn and coffee rfils; stocks and dies; .4-, eoAeh ~rsseses; seelysr5S, iron mo 1.s. s6s- N.9e thread; peg cEiierr. Arzxisg ra. sss <a4 hinges srsss top cegs, kses. s--sA satisT wrsPpiag payer, ke.
 'Fr1 sac .ar ssls by
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
BAlOY.

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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
SUNDRIES.

) , s.s1sa s1saF cured Bsscn Hans; s-g, la,s. sAAss'
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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12
AUCTION SALE.

gE'diE subscriber lyHg near 6Ent Cottage"
5 6 .nilosas est If Lancaster. VII osinr IN sje
the tuIinvauE described stock aha 4senal pfope,
~, 81 pghiIc vendae 60 thl hgaesf bidder or
SATURDAY. the i2th day Of &Cta : 81 is4s
Sale g COINS nee a. noon 81 u dsf pt0g
CAST he properly consists prlaeis-l!F ci
2 yske Of working oKen-3 new mflch
COWS three gear old fgu bioodea
Durham cOw, Imported foil
hIooded Durham bon calf.
Several v5ung sstte III &c Bors sfd ~
ysriefy 81 fsrMme nlene.'s n De seaesi. eoG,
OATS, potatoes aBd creep ef tas present scasU0.
Also variety ri aoasehoia fuulfare. beds,
bedding So NaL 4sBAM5ON
Near Grant CCiisHe jay 29Ja, fe1s. 2l~2s
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12
-TnREE MARS 10 a sTAyEil

A 4 his Cooper Shop IN lancaster. the subscri-
htr, on short no'.ee pakas and warrants
barrels, caaiss frsius, tubs. chaFns, and every
pon n vessels ahieh 10 heia toy CHER with hoop
--at flF paeaf
II. 3 A.aeys wanted, coed slaves and hoop
poles. dslvetd 81 ny shop for which Abegal
pnge N!ibe sad IiloMAs DAYTON.
Iuv z9.h, 1913 zi-iy
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

* >R-At nine cents p0und PRIME sr
= -.e.e--an3 o.her isFaoeaes pro39rsieus5'y
cheap f5g SAFE 70 haeiaun, az
EAEF~fsr.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12
Rnliea alive.



lhe Dedbam Democrat sysi
4 labofsrs employed iy s1r Popolaiis
White, q lew dan since near Me!wey vii-
age, was engaged IL throwing mortar sand
f-o.n . deepspii Apg Athite Ncnt with his
ioated Feam 10 TIE pss.se Vhefe lhe saad
lYas . be used leaving TIE Unfortunate la
00rer 10 throw olA ruQEe sapii ior ias next
{uad Conceive or his horror and apaIe-
rTent ehen BE- rem aiesi. 10 ind she pitcatsd
ID heaslt fiH. ara unthiag ~ be Seen fof
heard az his ff5eali sette syade1 Beileefg
bi+9 ~ - flnfsed hY the shsaease slisii Re
rs7 g4th 81 nerd FOR assissanee ~ ap-i
sg,gs efF OF 4" mas haried olive" rau
lr65zh ne peaceful village th THRILLING
rr- lu iev minutes tWetlr & ihirlf
81 ,efs sa- eetI carafsilv removing ri5e
saaagraRl me ssfffOcafias wia7. Ills sa0t
was sooa lnaartse6 ata. while these vus-
,.-,iz5rr friends were Infelty ensased. eg-
'.s-t-4v every rurtfon OF ssBd removed
vaa sfsluss snIus ,lsFt - t8e inlfaed
da.r-.ae les nlan siiaHnlE spaaFea q
ae,r faA = sff -. ksss0 near M at
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