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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
rsRADR or THE TINLEss.

or THE TINLEss.
N egoRog Z. RlNe.
sTis strange to see; where'er you be-
Z How much importahts clinss,
Not to ones sell, but dirty pelf,
The transitory things
TO have Il i the greatest good,
To be without, sin; 49, ssh T4s
IT'S 70 be homely, base, and rudes
And oil for want Of tin.
My neishbor A., just o'er the ways
II quite pattern man;
= IT'S needless should ever try ifl$yt
His virtues here to scan. a
But people whisper that In deal
HE'LL shave teneath the skim
That for the poor he cannot feel--
But then, he's got the TIM
Now % for me; though all can see
Pm clever all day long,
And good enough at stories tough,
And better Il song;
Yet still, for ffiends. with nsishbor A.,
hardy can begin;
Isee them hooking o'er the way
Alasi aeed the tin. ne
Quite young in life sought vile
10 keep my elbows Wholes
Cslihaey thought for me
Wa8 getting rather duA.
tried al afts to please the girls,
was resolved to win;
I viewed their feel, their waists, their curls,
But sharper looked for tin.
Miss Lucy made great parade,
Elisa played and sang;
Kate had way smart things to say,
PeEs tongue had quite tang.
But oh, amid the virgin throng,
wherever / had been,
None charmed like Miss Almira Strong,
For she had lots Of tin.
When proposed, my love disclosed,
Il Said she, you can't come iny
found the boot on vother foot,
sTwas that lacked the tin.
ldidn't faint, didn't swear,
. But vowed, through thick and thias
I'd sail for Calif0r MIA, where yS
pd dig up lots Of tin. Bossoa Moses,
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were behind. They came upon him
rolled him Up in his blanket, and buried
him In the snow, on the bank Of the river.
"No other died that day. None the
next.
"Carver fated during the night-his
imagination wholly occupied with images
Of many things which he fancied hims eli
to be eating. In the morning he wander
ed Of, and probably soon died. He was
not seen again.
"Sorel on thi. day 1.-THE fourth from the
camp laid down to die. They built him
q FIRE, and Morin, who was in dying con-
dition; and snow blind, remained with him.
These two did not probably last till the
next nothing. That evening Ct think it
was Hubbard killed deer.
"They tratsllsd on, getting here and
there grouse, but nothing else, the deep
snow in the valley having driven Of the
game. -.
1.-THE state Of the party becaiiie despe-
rate, and brought Haler, 10 the dete.mina-
ton Of breaking it up, III order to prevent
them from living upon each other. He
told them that he had done all he could for
them--that theyhad mother hope remain
ing than the expected relief-andfhalthe best
plan was 10 scatter, and make the best Of
their way, each - he could, downt the riv-
er that, for himself, if he was to be eaten,
he would, at all events, be found travelling
when he did die. This address had its
effect. They accordingly separated.
"With Haler continued FIVE others
Scott, Hubbard, Martin, Bacon, one other,
and the two Costume Indian boys.
"Rohrer now became respondent, and
stopped. Haler reminded him Of his FAM
lily and urged him to try and hold out for
their sake. Reused by this appeal to his
tenderest affections, the unfortunate man
moved forward, but feebly and soon began
10 fall behind. On q further appeal he
promised TO follow, and to overtaks them
Il evening.
"Haler, Scott, Hubbard, and Martin
now agreed that if any one Of them should
give out the others were not 10 wait for
him to die, but to push on, and try and
| save themselves. Soon this mournful COW
enant had to be kept. But lei me not an
ticipate events. Sufficient for each day
is the sorrow thereof.
/ fc0NcaUDrD oN On - a.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
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ner nf Nl1in 81 Jefferson 5trects.
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$3.50 ~ rpvAnDs. JAMES u. nnoApwxxx..
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30 DolLAas per year; - be paid in advance. ii
M - ~ MONTHS, one dollar and twenty 1--we cents
81 " Sen-compliaace with the shove terms.will sub.
- - delinquent to IN extra charge oftwenty-Rve
IL every three months delay. This rule will
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30 81 ~ .rgRMs OF ADVERTISING: i
i $3.50 ~ liAes or less) one insertion, 81 o.
each additional Insertion, 50
sf1aA soae moAsA, -. -. 80 %
80 .ssssls ~ three M0nths, %
Y0nes IL ~
~ asienal Cards, (under slinss) per annum %
xSNeUnants advertising by the year win BE- en-
"a a Al titled % half columE for - -
taf ~ extra charge will be made for all over
8 ~ co1uan.
ii as r = CO win she price Of aubscriptisa g
y - - included IN the above charges.
Il5ef ne1icioaa, half column, one year % oo
gsssF = .Ssae column, "
DARLINGTON Il The seat ofjustice for Des Moines
4eansy, ma contains sbout Sooe inhabitants. It -
m The west hank Of The Nississippa, aboua
- uiles above St Louis. q
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a GEM PAssAes.-I In letter wriitenin
1888, Lamartine thus bcautifullvexpi
his motives for entering political lite:
When the Divine Judge shall shannon
lis TO appear before our conscience at The
end Of our brief journey here hel.w, our
modesty, our weakness. will moi BE all ex-
cuse for our inaction. II will lie Of no
avail 10 reply. we were nothing, We could
do nothing. we were hnt grain 81 sand.
He will say to You, placed before you,
il Your day, Two scales Of a beam, by
which the destiny Of The human race was
weighed in the one was coed, and il The
other evil. You were but Q grain of sara,
no doubt, but who told yoii llla! that grain
on sand would NOT have caused the balance
30 incline on my side? You have intel!i-
eence to see, a conscience to decide, and
you should have placed This grain Of sand
10 one or the other you did neither. Let
The wind DRIFT il away i has not7been OF
any use 10 you or your brethren. y
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From The National Intelligencer, Of the 18th.
COLONEL FREMONT AMI HIS PARTY
500 wrrther and Ffnal cNannts.

We resume the extracts from Col. Free
nont's Letters, prefacing them with some
brief description Of the localities made me-
norable by disaster. for the information Of
those who have not recent maps at hand.
Itis known th.sahs gssst Rocky Noun
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-03
EXECUTIVE OFFIcE

LITTLE Rock, ARK., February 2t, Iste { INIiE General Assembly of the State of Arkansas A having, at it's late session, authorized the Gov ernor tc lease the pcnitentiary of said State to the lowest bidder
 Therefore, I, Richard Byrd, Governor of <aid State, do hereby give public notice that scaled pro posals will be received at the office of the Secretary of State until the 5,h day of April next for keep ng said penitentiary, and the convics therein uuiI, the lst day of March, 1851.
 The contractor will he required to guard, feed and eohe the convicts. free of ail expense to the State, for Inc term aforesaid, besides other duties detailed specification of which can be seen, At the office of the Secretary of State twenty days before the day of letting. I, is expected that the lessee will take possession of the peniieniiary about the 10th of April next
 The iesseewi be entitled to all the labor of the convicts.
 There are now in the penitentiary about thirty convicis, some of whom are valuable mechanics and there is always ready demand for their labor
 The lessee will be required to give bond, with approved security, in the sum of ten thonsand dal. lars; and he will be patt by quarterly trafts ou tils State reasury. R. C. BYRD
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Furniture.

1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock aud vicinity, that he shil carries on the CABINET and CBAiR making business, al his new stand on East Main st, near " opposite the Presbyterian church. and is pIepar- ed to hll orders al the shortest notice LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.aX
 IND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Cofhhs made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times
 N. B. The undersigned hapng recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse, is prepared 10 a- tend 10 bafials B the city or country. on the most reasonable terms VIM ANNEARt Feb. IT, i5i7. 23-,
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ApflI 2s noaa .
 MAIL ARR ANGEMENTS $

EAsTERx--pia Rotkroe-- apoiooa. Due. Wednesday, Friday, & Sunday. Bpm. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, k Saturday, la. ID
 SOUTHERN to Washington 4 Fulton, Due Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, 7pm Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, K Saturday, "a. m
 WESTERN to Fan BareR, < Ft. Ssnifh. Due, Wednesday. and Saturday, Bpm Leave, Tuesday and Friday, Pa. h.
 NoRTHERS-t0 BatesrilLs. Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6Pm- Leave, Monday, Wednesday, & Friday, q ih-
 To Pine Bigt aud Cotumb,a. Dae SeHday and Thursday, 5p m. Leave, sunday, and Thursday. Ca n'
 Rtagaa's BiEfs.
 Due Monday and Thufsday, al l2 m Leave, Monday aEd Friday, al F, D
 kiaderaOok, QHiimaR 4 RiehrOods. Due, wednesday, 6Pm. Leave Thursdny \. q. To PsryyviiLe Daa5i!ie, and TossisasoHs'Ae Due every other Thursday, 7P'm Leave, every other Me4day. lam.
 .*. Ali mails closed ai o'clock, F. th-
 By the Cotton Plant. GALT.-lg0 large bleached sacks Of SILT lof - sale by ifeh2Al A, J, HUIT
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Aimahas..--.,nauncs.

Al imabsicS--A fmaOaes.
 kF0R SALE--The A#aAxsAs PLANTERS AND N MERCHANTS ALMANAC, for the year Is49, adapted to the msrdans of Little Rock, St Louis, Nashville, Jackson and New Orleans, and coGtaihing besides the Calendar Conierfeit Deteefer and s3e- eie table, together with tables of weights and money Feles a fire aa insurance list of re- Jeeed boats ta,aal Is id, and State Statistics Price 10 cents, al retail Sl per dozen and sS per Aan ed. uFdefs acseapsaied with the cash, wiii De promptly attended to.
 jan. Isl, ISi9. PHILIP L. ANTHONY
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Southern United States Mail
Tri- Weekly CoacA Lime iron. Little Rock to Wdshington, .4rkansas, and 10 the
 celebrated Hot Springs, ia
folfr hOrSe concheS.

four horse coaches. TfHIS line connects al Little Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock (and Washington ou Tuesdays, Thun. days, and Saturdays, al A. M Reaching Hot. Springs in one day The proprietors will run as above stated daring the season The greatest attention will be paid 10 the comfort and convenience of passengers Ae- eommodatioRs are good, and charges lOper tbab any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND k co.
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.VEW GNO.a0.

onN D. ADAMS has just returned from Ne,. O Orleans, with small we'll selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY ops. Consisting of domesties bleached and brown fa,,- Eia loweils, prints; bleaehed and brown drls .hss ing, shirting and table hnens, Kentucky ieans ,.d and white dannels stIped and plain Iinsys. s ts,s pieces ginghams, bazes, and musIins. Teyether with small lot of Hats, Boots, shoes, &c., &c. produce. >'N""F
 July 16 IsI9
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, :,

hI
 DISTRICT or ARkANsss
 A T the October term of the District Court of the A United States for the District of Arkansas, sitting for The adjudication of anccnfrtned French and Spanish land claims in sai district the follov ing order was had, to wit:
 Ordersd, That this court do now adionrn till the first Monday in Apfii next, lsi9, and that this order he pnblished iii the Banner newspaper, in this city, for fonr successive weeks previously thereto A trne copy from the record;
 t2e tA'tssil VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
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REGTLAR NAPOLEON < FT. GIBSON PlCKEF
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet

New UfleanS and AfkanSaS Hltef PatkeL @>AM~ h Steam '.Cotton Plant" F.. C. Morton &&sktsafE master, will run as regular packet from New Orleans 10 Pine Bluffs, Little Rock. Van Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all inter mediate landings the Arkansas river. Every exertion will be made to promote the com fort of passengers and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended 10 with pronptness and 6delity T. D. MERRICk & Co,
 AGENTS. The "Cotton Plant" is furnished with Doe tor," or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with water-worked by the same power, are three large bg pumps (that in of snsggingl will throw three hogsheads of water per minute, aso hoes attached that will carry water to any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. Nj. & Co. Democrat and Gazette, copy.
 Little Rock. Feb P, ls4S. 2I-tf.
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To the Travelling pnhlic

.I'HE undersigned woatg res,.sr,r,,,,-, t..sN.' A
 A travelling public, that he has s.,sA1.,A..s ~. Terry al the upper Steam Mil. whers ho ;. s, .,, nnes prepared to ferry movers. trevr,lsrs a. a'' verr' with as much Of more prcmp,It,ss ,s., asn Yhey can oe crossed at the other ferries ., Is,,, Rock His boatis entirely new. sS fee, h, ,.,.s Sna the best row-boat ever used a, this plscrs
 he landing on the south side js n, ,hr S,..... Mih, of Messrs. George Johnson < ca s'Sae s,easn travellers can at all times be furnished w,,A ass. and c"rn-rnea of he bes, quality. Cern ra" S had on the North side of the River. on reo.a,a., .efms' The landings hoth sides arc ssod. aad the roads wid be kePti good repair. "''
 1,,. p A. J. II. CILEa.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising.

l2 H l5 '' l- All standing advertisements vii! be cAargea al ibe first menii0sed rates, unless eonira-i se ns4es when left for insertion; aad must be paid fer in 4s vanee- Ncperson viii bs anpo~nceA for any otiice, siibeF ciiy, State, CT county, without ths a0saDce pay rleat Of five dollars.
 Political ciscuia1s wiil be ehargeA a@SsTtS- Hents, ald payment required ia advance,
 No iob viii hereafter be delivered to any Pef'V" with whoin We have 70 regular dsaings, HDhi P-'- igF
 Al advertisements mast be Daike4 slih Inc sosI bef Cf 'ase ca. 4Sai-sSi o.h-tn .se tHe! "'N " -8aanue1 1Al.i IJT5@s, =lg eiai gtG a. s.~i"-'', aa4.4Q2a @iti q .Ille sf0la tise ~s9ss IA'Is Single Rulabsf oi t!,S yapsr i2,4 celtA
 Al is',ers ns1-l be -esi bss8 oT aley !" 'i --.NN aIN .-l.- tt.l-H
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ElbIRLES.

Also tfsssl @4iBlaas, Clsws, dus, AacSeTei, 1'Si-sa s%S stf,, as asl l-e2ay ssaie4 ss s eaas Parea4svl ais! seScise sleel tsosl tAs c,!s5sased houses et Wsa. uaiesnoe1 S Ca, oi Boston, end F. WriSAi- nl naisipIa'e ssrae;ea alid ios safe by
 l9n3n " 7 NEFICEK
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"A MR mD~ m..

M ILL, % cut and hand-saws; cotton and wool 1vA cards; corn and coffee nlis; stocks and dies, horso haiisi coach wrenehes; sseelysrds; iron mo- lasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; arwiar knives; hooks aud hinges; brass top dogs slr-. iron braces; butts wrapping paper, &c.
 Received and for sale by
 Jan10 WM R. WAIT
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Arkansas River Packet.

From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri.
 yer to Little Rock, Van BKren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 TVTIE light draught steamers WILLIAM ARM- \ STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for tho con- veyance of freight and passeugers--the Wm. Arm- strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and Thursdays at 2 o'clock, A. M.--Returning will leave Little Rock on sarne days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- gtilar weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van BareR and Fort Smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent ngement, and that their freights will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch, and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats are in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD & Co, Ag'ts, N. O. Dec I3. 1SA7 A.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-03

New GoOds-Fresh AssOrtmeat
 JUST received. and now opening, at his old stand J opposite the Real Estate Bank, full assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting, in part, of S-A 7-S. f, -6-4, and I2-l bleached and brown
 Sheetings and Shirtiugs;
 7-s and Al Loweils, for negroes:
 Blankets, bed and saddle;
 Red, white, green, yellow and pink Fianneis; Table and towel Diapers;
 Linen and cotton Napkins;
 2O0 pieces assorted Calicoes;
 l2 do muslin de lains; few cashmere dress patterns. Also-A general stock of HARDWARE and SADDLERf together wth complete assortment oi BoOTS, SHOES, and HATS; Crcckery and Hiassware; Sugar; Coffee; Molasses; Salt-aIl of which will be offered very low for cash, cotton, beef hides, pel,ries, xe
 Jan JOHN D. ADAMS
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-03

DLUUGHS.--36 No, l, Halls improvcd Peacock; | l3 No.2,
 No. 2.
 F No, !, Halls Valley. w,ih cast points;
 6 No. ', Received and for sale. at reduced Fa.es, hy iaRi6 gTl. E. WAIT,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-03

PRIESTLY & EEtN have removed ibeif en-
 lire stcck of iisR8w aRe.
 IaoS, &e., iron, Nss. Io New Levee and s6 and
 % TcioapIsoalas st te ,lseir new stores, sS and l9iCamp street, opposite Natxh~x Se ~heve fl.pv
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-03
Ho! for California.

iiO! for California.
 HENkY GRiFFfTlIS has for s.ie, ai lis Gun. Il smith Shop on Main street RIFLES; fiue double and single baFreied SHOT GUNS; Shot Belts and Pouches; Powder F!askE; Game Bags; Nipple Keys; Gan and Pisiai Locks, &c RiAes and fisi1is made ia order. deo 56
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14
Rope DisiltaCtant.

rne subscriber, agent for Ta2ling's Rope
Work, has this day received Tapllngs new IN.
leatIon for Fumigating Cellars, Houses, Vessels,
Steam Boats, Ware Houses etc. etc. THIS prep
aratIon Is got up at considerable expense by Mr.
T., and is a sure preventive Of Cholera, or any 9th
'r epidemic caused by impurity in the air. Il has
been tried, and is generally used on the continent
AT GIbratcr, where II used in 1882, the Board
st Health ordered every house and vessel TO use
this dis nteetaut There is 10 doubr bar it will
come INFO general use, IS its valuable properties
are known by medical men. No family should be
without il in their House the expense Is but iri
dnS-aay about sd a day Ii is made OF hemp
and burns in all respects like a slow mctch. by
lighting II 10 the evening when YOU go be, ye r
house will be perfectly purified and the suctl IS
q@ue agreeable and eXhieralng Persons with
weak Lungs will find much benefit by its use
sold wholesale and retail by
I. G. GREENWOOD.
n. Bon hand from Tapiings Rope Mdnuiac-
tory.-We. Rope, Halter Rope, Bed Cords. Manil
Ia and hemp Fishing Lines Cloihe Lines, and all
sizes Of small corage at Manufacturers prices
Wholesale and Fenl.
Aug. Il, lSi2.
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DR.. OSGOOD'S
1u0ia Gi)o!ogo9ne.


This invaluable mel.cine was prepared rom an
extensive pr.ct.ce several wears IL .ioUs els
fuI'e ana IS nertr 10 js0c 70 flH Of curin: Fever
and Ag CUE Or any 0 me tise,ses above n'olrd.
II j. entirely Il u Ha5ie preparation. and may e
taken by any one wiki per.cct safely 10 The most
d-liclte constitution.
Fet all who doubt the efficacy Oft this medicine
rs4A the following proof
'IloY, WV. l.. MAncY, SRcHErAnr OF War, cured
by DR.. OsSood'6 india Chol ,gogue.
The following is Al extract 9l a communicated
from II D. Johnson Esq, Of the Treasury De-
psrtpen.:
Washington, Mig 25th, l84S
To DR. Charles OsLoo1-Aiy Dear S'r. NJ.
LarnCd desired me srme,ime since TO iuocm yot
should have occasion 20 write thai be gave the
Chplo2ue y5u leit with him 10 the secretary o.
war GOV Mucy,) while be was suffering se'tre>
" from Yc,cr and Aguc and that il had iinraed
him immediate reileL was more part cuiaTy
reminded TO YOU Of the fact, from having
myself spoken to Gov Marcy on the subject few
evenings since lie expressed himself very dtcl.
dedIy in ifs praise and should inter that be had
the stroages, .l;th IN it, Most 'ruiy yours.
II D.JOHNS0N.
CAUTION
Beware of the many spurious articles which
haye of late made their appearance under the as.
sI.ned name OF Cho'lg54,s. One man bottles Mp
3 MIXTURE uhlcu bee calls I.d.aa Cholagogus-an
0,err. RJ.unc Cte'oE,gue another. american
Gioilgogue German Choiago5us-an-
other makes cholagogue PlHs, and so On.
BE sure 10 get Dr.. OSooads India Chola5ogm,
and take no o'aer. MS
SAWYER & co. Agents 'or Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14
COLD. WARM 4 sgEnayHS
- ~ ~ .-.s--A

- ~ ~. ---z-3s
FHyHE subscriber takes It's oFp-,U' i.y % ;r,
form his friends and The nuhsc Tint he has
now completed awp's arraoglas,..s :or the accom-
no ja'ion o.a'i who wish % err = lie !axury, or
,a1re ne beaei's OF any kind OF Bath IIs has
been 20 considerable expense 20 ~ rp his new shop
IN a mater yhs' will not on'y be u.elul bar agree
able % his customers and Re hopes BY careful. Al.
.s0Hnn 70 business to please and satisfy all who
may favor him with call
sItNING HAIR CUTTING and SHAM.
POOLING as usual, in the most fashionable manner
q. \ CRiSCP,
July SIC.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

EOLD PENS, superior article of HAYDEN.
N and Barney * Ben"d;cts Pens a hettet
pen than ever before offered IN this town 70,
sale at KINGS B yGKSTORE.
De Il. II
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

Erie Premium Cook Stoves, S sizes.
Albany do do do do
Buffalo do do do 3 do
Halh4wsy's air tight (old pat) do
do do new do) 3 do
Queen of the Prairics, 3 DO
Kitchen Witch. . do
Double oven premium Cooks 3 do
Yankee Notion. do
Albany city Air Tight Cook stoves, . do
ParIor Cooking Stoves, 2 do
Self-rcgnlatIng Parlor Stoves, 5 do
Fancy air tight do do 3 do
do DO plate do do 3 do
Plain plate do do 3 do
Coal stoves, for Offices, 2 do
Oven do for rooms. , do
MARSHALL & PHNLP5.
Southport, Aug. 2S, 1912.
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- =
I Ia GSl!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AMsN NeSAAMA,

E inghanlS to IS, Prints Is to Is Broad
w Cloths, Casiueres, Sa!inetts, Twceds, Ken.
lucky Jeans Padding and Canvass, Ilanne--Ied
White and yellow; Canton do. blue and mixed
Jears, bleacheI and utbeached drllings, Mariner S
stripe, and oher shirtIngs, apron Check, Bed I,ck>
ing. DrIlIiuss, cotton and linen Grain Bags and
Begging, Burlap, scotch Diaper and other Towel.
ing, bsdched >hlrtIngs aud Sheetings, hlpacca,
plan and barred Musllr:, cotton and linen Threat,
Needles, Pins, Buttons aud other articles useful 10
amics all OF Hhich he offers for sale cheap for
cash, or in exchange for all kinds Of country pro-
dacs, AT his low price store on Main street
Aug 10. 1880. T. :. GREENWOOD.