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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
VAN EUREN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1s4s.

he Young, artless and innocent. We have often
wondered how he dared to como where We were.
and with unbushing efffontery expect US to treat
him with civiIity! Oh, ladies! that you could,
that you would, muster enough decision TO spurn
the heartess wretch who revels in the ruin of
your sex. Say would you not feel nsulted if
the victim, who, but for him might have been
welcome-were to intrude herself into your pres
ence! And is it right, is it in accordance with
tie first principles Of Justice to smile on the des-
troyer, and, if not pardon, tolerate his guilt
AS well might you fly from the poor sufferer,
quivering with pangs of hydrophoba and press
TO your bosom the maddened animal by whose bite
the sufferer is dying. Not that we.wish 10 justify
or excuse for q moment the fraity among our
own sex. They well know tho fearful penalty
the ruin. the utter degradation that would follow
their guilt; and not on their guilt only, but mere
suspicion of such a thing. No matter under what
circumstances incurred-no matter how, whon or
where, the finger of is still pointed at them,
and whatever might have been their position.
they fallen, fallen, and forever,
But if this doom is Just one. can you recon
ciIe II TO your conscences TO be on intimate terms
with the being who has degraded one of you ; who
found her perhaps as innocent Purity herself,
maturing beneath the warm smiles of a happy
home, and took her from it blighted. and dying
beneath the keen blasts Of the world uuindness-
whom perhaps single error has brought so low
and lean fondly. conldngly on MIN, the name Of
whose sin is legion?
We are aware that the usual excuse is 60 we do
not know of these things how to find
them out? And, alas! in too many cases there
IS much truth in this. Bu,. young ladies, let
ask if when you discover them-when a kind
parent watchCul brother warns YOU Of the
viper in your path, do YOU turn with shudder.
and fly from him Ordo you not, in your hearts.
try to find excuses, and sometimes call up that most
untrue and ruinous oG old adages. " \ reformed
rake makes the best husband :" Then. how is
this evil to be remeded Young ladies', it rests
with you, and until you gain moral courage
enough TO brave the rdicuje of the world, and
treat the seducer at least ns yoI would the Sc
duced ;-frown upon his advances. and consider
them insults look upon his very presence as
contamination. his acquajntanCe II degradation
thon and I'LL then. will the evil be abolished.
Let the rake know that he has refuge with
scorn and contempt will be his only
welcome, and then may hope for better things.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Drugs : Drugs 81 Drugs

ID ECEIVING and for sale, at all times, the follow
ee, ing articles, which Farmers, Physicians, Mer-
chants and the public generally respectfully re.
quesed call and examine before purchasing else
where:
Drugs ard Medicines.-Calomel Qunine, Rhu-
barb Balsam Copaiva, ocs, Castor Oil, Chalk white
and red, Cream Tartar, Camphor, Nagnesia, etc.
Patent Medicines, AC.-Bateman' s drops, British
oil, Eye water, Essence Peppermint, Essence CHINA
mon, Essence Lemon Godfrey cordial, Haerlem oil,
Laudanum OPodrlduc, Paregoric, Pills oil hin
Soda and Seidtz Powders Oil of Spike Quicksilver,
Red Percipitate, Sweet OIL Sugar Lead fancy and sha v
ing Soaps, Cloves Ginger, Nutmegs Cayenne pepper,
Crome elbow and green, Lampblack, Putty Venetian
Jed, Terrasenna, Verdagrs, Copal Varnish Whiting
Walls and Bottles assorted, etc. etc. All for sale
low any in Arkansas, at the Drugstore of
Sept. %, l5f8 Il. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
WTUg SaOYc,
K. STEVENSON.
Fayetteville Female Seminary.

a HE Proprietor of this Institution has the graf.
lhcatlon of announcing 10 the public gene.
rally and to her friends and patrons; she has been
enable to increase the facilities for illustration and
instruction; and to procure the services of the
best teachers in the State, in the different depart.
ments Of labor in this Seminary.
Here is taught from A G, to the highest bran.
ches of English Literature, together with the
French and Latin. The skilful use of the needle
IN all the varieties of plain, useful and ornamental
work. Drawing is taught by n Gentleman. who
gives lessons twice week in the Music room.
where his sister Miss A. FREISCHLAG, has so
successfully taught Music the last year, and who
will be employed the coming session. as perma-
nent Teacher on the PIANO. Her sister Miss B.
ERE1SCHLAG will give lessons in French
They occupy sePerate building near US. SO that
pupils can pass and repass and the classes 90 har-
moniousy forward under the mutual arrangement t
and Cooperation of the teachers. while the Pro-
Prietor is responsible to her patrons for the sue
cess of all the departments.
OF the German Teachers, it need only be said
that their knowledge was acquired in their native
land, before they left Europe. With their capa-
bility as teachers, is united integrity of charac-
ter and strict moral principles, without which all
their acquisitions would be worse than useless.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Napoleon and Fort Gibson Packet.

4 Co., THE undersigned would inform his
sl-i--=-liS friends, and the public generally, that
-e-Ly@.=zss, having bniIt the ALERT NO. 2, ex-
nTeesIV for the Arkansas river, she will make re Tuar
rims from Napoleon Fort Gibson. ii c is confident
that she is sufficiently light drawing bat twelve
incbesl to run the year round and will do so if the
nubc will bu. extend TO him reasonable portion OF
their business Il is not his wish to mOnopOlise the
business of the river and all other boats out and
then CHARGE enormous prices but do honest fair
liberal business Not wishing to take any advantage
of the public he invites them to give him call, and
he ,yiII make them as comforta BILE and take them
along as fast as any other boat of her class in the river
Nov 4-36-tf ]. P. GREGG, Master.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
,-.nix far the ARKANSAS IntelligeHeer.


Costa. Fayetteville, Ark.
,51l L-;1s,n y & c. Il. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
Rsrrv. CarroIton.
: IT gachsD. Crooked creek,
n cs.sepwood. Bentonviile.
garJ. g Beaties' Prairie,
H., U,~3,I. and N. Wright, Boonsboro'.
IW NJ Karnes, Ashley P. ..
Daniels, Neosho, Mo:
INIT. Honey creek. No.
2II, 5I,no Park Hill, c. n.
| gas,er, Kedron.
D-nkIa. Fort Gibson.
s,tins. Creek Agency.
- Iob,son. Fort Washita. Choc. Nation,
L.m. DoaksviIIe,
gead. Choct. Agency,
I'm Mayors, Fort Smith.
g,,,er. Pleasant Hill,
Aston, SPadra,
HAYS. Dover.
Js. CIarksvile,
9,ara, Little Rock.
7eanwood. New Orleans.
Ia EeElom, Charleston,
V.Pberson, Oak Grove,
Ssoienson. RoseviIle,
Haijin. Dwight,
v. Blevin, Washington,
;. Jones. Pine Bluffs,
Foster. Helena,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Rev. Cephas WashIsurFe

who will take charge of the higher branches in
English Litrature, and be safe reference in the
primary department, and has been too long and
too well known TO the public; to need any guaran-
tee. but his name. to secure public confidence
Above all we believe the teachers secured ha We
the capacity and disposition, to meet with proper
spirit the various provocations arising from COM
bination OF character found in the primary teach
In conclusion we can pledge TO our patrons. a
better choice in accommodations for board than
formerly, as several responsible houses have Of
fered to prepare to board pupils. where particular
attention will be paid the attire manners habits,
and morals of the scholars; and where they will
lend their influence to accomplish the object of the
principal in The discipline of the Seminary. Among
whom we mention Mr. Washington, Mr. Wilson,
and Mr.. Yell, who have daughters to educate.
whose good conduct has done honor 10 their pa
rents, while members OF the Seminary. And be
assured the underwriting efforts of the primary
teacher will be continued to secure the greatest
possible good to individuals and to the school gen.
orally. We hope generous and approaching
public will continue such patronage as will enable
Us to continue. and increase our facilities TO ac-
compIish q finished and thorough education, for
all who avail themselves of the privileges of the
Fayetteville Female Seminary.
SOPHIA SAWYER.
Sen G-0S-lc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
ATE OF ARKANSAS
NorNTy OF CRAWFORD.


=, ,5e Crqlrf5rd Circuit Court at he hpgusi ifr'l
i. IL. 1913. I2haqyof AagUs', 4. u. loA9'
L,1,hcr c. Morrill, md JosephP. Moroanl
merchants oud partners, trading anu
4 Go..,r business together. under the
,,,.r,. stylr. aud description Of Nor
r,I A. s,areuu- PiriniDs.
}nrs-.IrsrT DE L.Ea.,...,I.
Hardy Uon.- DyU3am.
= Nd now on iejs day CONS ihe p.an....' oE
- - ,;'.,-r,.-. ,air attorney onJ l1H S"'I!a
l.,.i,,- r.tu-nr4 lhe wit ot o'.i.Hn'a' OLD .a.r
.,-r ,.,r ,g. "a Il, q, .NiI defendants 0nt B. '-
,,--,., IN the srr.saar,.al ot ,Hs court hero ia'-
Ih. slfl defendant f. DO. q resident %. .H.. ".'a
and Tie sail defendant .rrl r- NN"'f '"''.u 90
D.ar q rd u'cad or OthcrUIaa nS"'f t.. ".' ..i7
action /, being an action of "a ".t'.I. .A " .g'
daas~ccs are lud At Jnrao hundrn,. e'I'f'' ''L 'n
which the debt sworn ID amounts e. QUO 1-a.. On
l@I25 S5) 10 isthaIc'orc ordered D.. '..
here that the dcfrad-ni, ii1rtT Ha"a-'
notified Of the pending ai im7 nel'', ana -...
,,r,rase he shall uonaar ln'ora tln circuit 1.a.- .
.Cr,vfrH county. on or before the third |'F ol Tao
sncyt term thereof at a term Of sa'd court ~ '.
lho,aor nj ,ba CaYrt.housr I'D the city ot Won a.~
rcn. I'm tho county of Crawford. in o." S.''l 4.
Arkansas on the frs. Moai7y I'm ta7.1n. #r % ..
'I89. and plead. answer, or o'mnr .h .A'
plaintiffs action. Judgment will hn an., .l....
min, and his estate. NOW attached, SOLD .' ...-
the sarno IL ~ nso or'rrca l11i iI.8 HT'.. d.
unfinished for two successive weeks ln some new.
,aror n~rr.sG I'm this state. The last insertion 10 nN
al least goar weeks before lha con.n'n''naA. o..
the next term OF this court, 20 which term t-la
cnsa stands continued.
\ true copy from tie record.
Attest: \. M'LEAN, G.rfl.
December >. ISt9.-t0-2w. iPrs. fee 81 -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

UST RECElVED-Denims,a apron check, cotton
ades silk surge, cross bar muslin, gng hams
kin linen, alpaca, prints green gauze veis black
lace, scarfs beached and fancy de laine shaws
and handkerchicl green berege, zephyr wool shawls
thiset shawls A and S4, printed cashmere shawls,
blue sattinet black apacca sheetngs and shirtings
tckings, lowels, diapers, spool cotton.
Tuck, fine, sde circular, reddng and pocket combs
scissors tooth brushes, buttons all kinds fers steel
Pens steel and glass beads, spectacles, berlin gloves
etc. etc. for sale lower than for Cash Produce
by E. b. BISHOP d co.
August 49, I84S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Sands SarSaDarilla,

NOR the removal and permanent cure of all diseases
arising from impure state of the blood, or ha-
bit of the system, namely: Scrotula or Kings Evil,
Obstinate cutaneous eruPtons PimPles Pustues on
the face, botches piles eyes, ringworm or letter.
scaldhead, enlargement: and pain Of the bones and
joints Stubborn ulcers, syphtic symptoms scIatIca
lumbago, diseases arising from injudicous Of
mercury, asces dropsy and exporure imPrudence
in life also chronic constitutional disorders Will be
ed by this preparation. For sale at the Drug
store of X. STEVENSON.
September 80, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Invaluable Family Companion.

a. TX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
ISof Consumption, Asthma. Diseases of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases. 23i pages, 2o en-
cravings Paper SO cts; bound IS cts. Mail to any
part-postage l-2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expandcrs, 50 Mail to
any part, so cts. postage. Inhang Tubes, Silver,
perfect 50 to So for all Ruptures, Falling of the
Bowels and Womb and Weak Back, and Chest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
Rupture Supporters give height from head TO loot
and circumference of person next the surface, just
above the hips If Rupture, mention which SIDE
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad
dress DR.. ,. >. L CIl,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post PAID.
Feb. 24, 1913. lily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
CanchaIagua Triumphant

RR. TOWNSEND the celebrated manufactu-
E' of s. TOwnsend'S SarsapariHa." had adj
mitted publicly tina; the California Plant is " far
better Than SarSapariHa,' and is the "cheapest
and best medicine in the world" Pamphlets con-
tanning interesting information as 10 It's remarka-
BILE properties in the cure of Fever and Aguc.
Pulmonary Complaints. Nervous Affections and
Cutanenus Disorders, from the most respectable
sources, may be obtained at the agencies, or will
be forwarded 10 pos. paid applications, per mail
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor of "Gay's CanchaIagua.'
Depot, 36 Broadway, New YORK..
July !, lS4S.-2O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

TIE GIPsV.-The Gipsy women are always Sc
veral shades darker than tho men, and the whole
race has gradually grown lght-colorcd since their
emigration from Asia under the persecution of IT,
mour Bey. They had formerly titles among
themselves. such Count, Lord, and Duke, but
bestowed without any reference to tho wealth of
the individual, and for personal superiority alone.
The name for very aged man or woman was
King or Queen. They fond of the flesh of
unciean animals, and prefer those which have
died a natural death, declaring that what God kills
is better than what is KILLED by man. The name
of Gypsy is offensive to them, except used by
friends in ondoarment. Among themselves they
are rigdIy punctual in the payment Of debts, and
have law called p'zharris, which doubles tho
debt adds personal servitude TO it, if it 10 not
paid when due. Once year they visit tho graves
Of relatives, usually at Christmas, and drink
freely there. They have but one regular meal q
day, supper, and, however other things may be
wanting, tea is Indispensable, and thoy are very
seldom without ii. The emblems of tho race 0r-
q half moon, seven stars, and the rising sun.-N.
Y. Home Journal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

ECEIVED by the steamer j. T. boswell, and for
IL sale
100 hhds sugar,
900 sacks Rio coffee, do Java do,
80 sacks pepper, 5 do alspice, do race ginger,
$50 kegs nails, assorted sizes, 10 boxes axes,
30 bales Georgia homespun,
25 doz palm leaf hats,
10 kegs bar lead, so do Dupont powder,
10000 doz spun cotton. and many other articles
suitable for the country trade.
HENRY 81 CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
a. HAYS & CO,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
Wharf Boat New World,


z 7HEIR boat is fitted up in the most secure man
{ for the storage of merchandise. Particular
attention will be paid to the purchase of upcountry
produce groceries, etc, and orders for family
The cabin of their boat is fitted up handsomely with
new furniture for the accommodation of travellers,
and the propretors pledge themselves to the public
that much of order and quiet shalt be preserved as
in well regulated hotels on shore
Public patronage in both departments solicited.
July 26, iSiS-26.-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
33netrp.
There's room enough for all.

What need of all this fuss and strife,
Each warning with his brother?
why should we, in the crowd of life,
Keep trampling down each other?
Is there no goal that can be won,
Without squeeze to gain it
No other way of getting on,
But scrambling TO obtain it 2
Oh, fellow men, hear wisdom, then,
In friendly warning call
'' Your claims divide the world is wide
There's room enough for all -
What if the swarthy peasant find
No fields for honest labor,
He need not idly stop behind,
To thrust aside his neighbor,
There is a land with sunny skies,
Which gold for toll is giving,
Where every brawny hand that tries
Its strength, can grasp a living.
Oh. fellow men, remember then,
.a.- Whatever chance befalI,
The worlG - wide--where those abide,
There's loom enough for all
From poisoned air We breathe in courts.
And tyPhus tainted alleys,
Go forth and dwell where health resorts,
In fertile hills and valleys;
Where every arm that clears Il bough,
Finds plenty in attendance,
And every furrow of the plow,
step to independence.
Oh, hasten then, from fevered den,
And lodging cramped and small
The world is widc-in land beside,
There's room enough for ali {!
In this fair region far away,
VIII labor ind employment
4 fair day work, fair days Ply,
And toll will earn enjoyment.
Wha. need then of this daily strife,
Where each war with his brother
Why need we, through the crowd of life,
Keep tramplng down each other
From rags and crime that distant cline
VIII free the pauper's thraiI
Take fortunes tiGe--;hc world SO wide
Has room enough for all
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

esoeR THE steamer TRIBUTARY, JOHN
Fl--l-II-ilfsoN Master, built expressly for the
- Arkansas trade, will ply as regular
naeKeI between New Orleans and Fort Smith, ana
all intermediate ports. =. l.,
fine accommodate tions, is we'll oficered, and numbers
foremost ON the scotton lst For freight passage
apply on board to SCOTT, WHITE o. ~
fr' Van Buren,, Arkansas
March 4th, 184S -3-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
SGOrn the Rake.

Ladies. scorn the Rake. Let him not sit in
your presence. Never condescend to speak to
the man who degrades your sex. Mark the looks,
words, manners, and private character of him
who addresses you. Let not his talents, his rep
utaton. his fam y and his wealth, be what they
may. give him any influence over you."
We copy the above for the good sense it con-
tans, and the correct principles which it nculcates
Would it were in our power TO impress the minds
of our sex with a sufficient dread. if may SC
express it, of the who has the audacity 10 in
duge in dissipation, and then seek the society OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

VERY IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The celebrated
New York fire cases were disposed Off the New
Jersey court of errors and appeals, in session ct
Trenton-the decision of the supreme court IN
the case of Lawrence Lawrence, being re-
versed. This was suit brought against the
mayor Of New York, for damages claimed by -"
plaintiffs for blowing up their houses in order to
stop the New York fire in 1886. The suprem7
court decided against the plaintiffs. Tho corr
of errors and appeals has now reversed their do-
csion. There are thirty-three suits; and II has
been agreed among the parties, that all of them
should abide the event Of the one just settled
The opinion of the court (says tho State GazetIel
was delivered last week by Judge NeVlns; anu
the chancellor, and Judge McCarter, Spencer,
and Speer concurred. Judge Carpenter. Schenck
and Porter, dissented.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Look at this all of 'em.

BISHOP IS neither bolced Up nor drOpnea This ti,nc
but his Goods oere-,oe should haze sold them at al
most Nothing they had arrioed safe and rlo,c heu
must go SIILL OWER for Cash or Prod ce
Of almost all kinds We front keep such FOODS in
Store, and them, and feel of tG3ir paLe
and make Nour offer. THEY MIST co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

A course OF lessons IN PoOnah paIuting, Japan
work, inldyng of Ebony and Ivory, and
flowers. each, 10
Hamburgh work and embroidery also taught.
An charge will be made for washing at the
drnary rates in the city.
Board, with Calesthenic exercises at SI0 per month
Each boarder will furnish her cot-bed, bedding,
els, and table napkins.
Payments, quarterly, in advance-ne deduction for
absence, except in case of sickness.
By particular request, class of boys under twelve
wears of age will be received.
Music will be-taught principally on the Logieran
system.
REFERENCES Rev. w. Sanders, Col. T. d. Merrick,
Maj Lawson.
For any further particulars apply personally, by
letter, Post paid the office of the Ark's Gazette.
gTThe Arkansas Banner, Arkansas State Democrat,
Washington Telegraph, Batesve Eagle, Helena
Shield and Van Buren, Intelligencer will please copy
tf,-ArkanSGS Gazette.
October 7, IS4S.-32-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

CHINESE DEMoCRACY.-By recent news from
China it appears that Democratic principles have
penetrated 70 tho hoart of the Celestial Empire
Clubs are formed in all the provinces in which the
measures of the Mandarins are canvassed freoly y.
These clubs are composed Of armed men, under
the pretext of guarding against robbers but in
fact to protect themselves against the military of
the government. What may be the result of the
spread of these doctrines of government in n
country which had closed itself against all new
theories in politics, religion and almost ever rvthing
else since the days of Confucus, cannot be fore
seen, but we would not be astonshed were the doc.
trines promulgated by our fathers in the declara.
Iion of Independence, to hurl not only the Empe-
peror of the CeIestals from his throne, but drive
the grand Lama of Thibet from his temple. In
deed our principles rapidly spreading in every
quarter of the globe. All America owns at least
theoretically their influence. Before them all the
old governments of Europe are crumbng like d.
| lapidated ruins. The American Colonization So
cidy, few years since planted them on the
| shores of Africa, and already u Republic has
sprung up into existence, which we trust before the
| present generation has entirely passed from the
stage of existence, will direct the destnes of tha
| continent. Whilst the Infusion of our principle
throughout the $50, 100000 Of Chinese will revo
ulionse Asia. Truly this is great country
Eventually we will give laws tc a world. Law
| not promulgated fsom the cannon's mouth, but b
| their moral and social grandeur-eievatin
man they do the high d6stiny of his nature
| Dollar Weekly Tinss,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

UST received by steamer Santa Fe, large and
ep well selected stock of Clothing, consisting of the
following articles:
PANTS-Back cashmere. merino, alpacca, black
ribbed and fancy cashmere, fancy linen, cottonade
and crotou, sattinet and Jeans.
COaTS-BIack dress. frock, sack, and paletots
cloth, French and English merinO, aPacca, croton,
Dress sack linen and cotton sack and Dress and Ken
lucky jeans.
VESrs-Back satin, figured and plain, lPacca and
common. Linen bosom shirts, drawers, etc, etc.
TRUNKS, various sizes, for sale low for Cash or
Produce, by E. B. BISHOP & CO.
August 10, I848
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
A.nllncn 81 Ward

4 EWV cloth broad cloth, black aad fancy cass'-
a mr-ns, jeans, satfnets. t"cras, i'on Roy an
- - pf..r. blanket caaturs fine bu" blankets, cash.
5nerca. aIp1cae, black bou8az.us, white H1..e Han
ugs SrnLrl gnpc- Linen towels, Linan saec'nT, ia
mask galr,tv. narrcrn ~ros1 haiz", plaid h'nscy slh
nanagrrarfgGa. black Italian cravata, WOODEN gloves
,sor-trl a0sn dark r.ugE1ms Eua prints. lambs wool
uuuar- aras aud draws blanket. basket, merIno ana
naaLa.-. saF's ctc u,c iust received and for safe
.r Nov n, U.s. Wal LACE s WARD.
ENIAEoND pointed pens r1r sale by ,--.-,
limo d. Wallace & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
HPE'y GeOsls and Silks

NALICOES of all colors and qualities, TaFeta Sa-
" tim cap and bonnet ribbons, Bobbin muslin, beg
gars, lysle and bed edgings and aces white black
Irish and French and yellow linens fancy and black
1etts, jackone, plaid and plain cembric, dra-
perry, silk SURGE green Bereze gnghams brown Hol.
'end, all coors glazed cambrcs paper cambric, black
flpacca and Cachmere, ladies and gentemens Isle
and silk gloves, braids, purse silk gents ba ok silk
rraVas, ladies Cravats paper svered and fancy FANS
spool cotton, linen tapes. linen camOrc and pongee
handker chiefs black and colored sewing silk patent
thread pearl buttons silk twist hoop and dress wha
bone, cotton and silk hose and half hose for ladies and
misses and gentlemen, parasos and parasolettes Flo
renee, Rutland and lawn bOnnets, organdy lawns, &
All kinds of ladies and gentemens shoes and boots
boys, misses and chifd's do; SaGdery-bridlcs, sad
dies, martngales, saddle bags velices trunks, whips
surcngles and girth carpet bags, bride bits, buckles
tacks, spurs stirrups thread rings collars, chains
Groceries, hardware and cutlery; planes and black
smiths tools.
Sshaw we can't mention half, come and call for
anything and will do our best for you at the Old
stand L. B. BISHOP s. CO.
September 9, IS4S.