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COpartnershin Notice.

THE subscribers have this day formed coPartnership
under the name and style OF JOY d. HAPGOOD for
the transaction of business Architects and House,
wrghts, and will hold themselves readiness attend
to all orders in their business their Office corner
Of Central and Union Streets recently occupied by Mer
rifeld & Hapgood. LEWIS E. JOY
Worcester, March 80, 1e49. N. R. HAPGOOD.
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CODartmershiD Notice,

THE Coparlnership heretofore existing under the rr
Il of BoYDEN q joy, is this day dissolved by mutua
consent. ELBRIDGE BOYDEN
Worcester, March SO, 1913. LEWIS E. JOY.
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LOOK AT THIS!
B. Il. RDON & CO.,

D U N W.T.
ARE NOW SELLING
NEW Granite Mill SHEETINGS, 40 inches
Y wide for Ct cts.
MBRRIMACK do. 40 inches wide for 81 cts.
BUCK do do do n cts
POCASSETT do do do u cts.
OAK DALE BROWN SHEETINGS manufactured at
West Boylston, new mills, very heavy, for 81 cts.
Salmon Fails Sheettnss, for Ct cts.
Very heavy Family Sheeiings, for Ct cts.
Very good sheetings, yard wide, for 4 cts.
Also, just recefUed,
500 pieces GINGHAMS, warranted the best
goods in III County for the price, from 10 124
Also, just receiutd,
ID cases Printed CALICOES, on tair cloths and
fast celors, and selling at 81 cts
case Indigo Blue PRINTS, warranted per-
fectly fast colors. dw6w April l8.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE ARcHrTECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
heretofore by the subscriber, at No. 20 Central Er.
change. ELBRIDGE BOYDEN.
April2. diff
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CARD.

THE undersigned having retired from the late firm
Il MERRIFIELD & HAPGooD, takes this opportunity 10
recommend the successors of that firm Messrs. JOY
HAPGOOD, to the favor and patronage of the public
March 80, 1919. A2dtfl A. NJ MERRIFIELD.
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Reformed Practice of Medicine,
DIR. O, G. FISHER


MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of this
w city and the surrounding country, that he has per
maneny located himself in the practice of his profession
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET. where he continues to
effect permanent and speedy in the most compcat
ed and nveterate diseases of the Lungs and Blood Be~
lievine, in common with the intelligent of every commu-
nifty that Nature has provided ample remedy in the vege
table kingdom for natures ills and the accidental maades
OF common life, he confines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and system 10 pass
quietly down to the oblivion forgotte errors Having
become thoroughly acquainted WITH and having long
cessiuy practsed the Indian mode and appy4
ing Natures Remedies he atters himself that he
the most aggravated cases of the following diseases
Consumption, and all pulmonary affections, -Nervous
Dysentery and cholera infantum-Spnal afec
tions-Fever sores and White SwellingsAn Scroulous
affections Cuianeous erupions and other diseases the
bood-Chronc affections treated with untalng success
Cancers removed without the of the with entire
saetyA irregularities of the sexual system permanent
ly cured
FEMALE DISEASES involving the origin of life treated
practically and with invarIabe The limits this
Cad forbds the publication 0fhundrds OF certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite iuva
lids OF all classes seeking certain permanent and safe
relief call at his Office No 227 Main Street. up stas)
Sign Of The INDIAN All paid communications prompt
y attended Medicines put up by the month families
April 10. DIFF o. G. FISHER, NJ. D.
SIEETINCS SuEFTTNfS
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAssE TRAlNs.
To g0usKn on and after Aprit 2, lS49.
p II THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 745 AM. and $50 Pm.
Leave Providence at 7.45 Am. 345P.m.
Passenger Station, Worcester in Green street Depot
do DO Providence, in wing OF Passenger Depot.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger CSr attached, leavea
Worcester for Uxbridge (where II connects with Special
Train for Providence at so M from Green Street
uXBRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbri,ge Providence al AM d l-l5 r. NJ.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at II 10 Am KS 30 NJ
The through Trains connect at Mville with coaches
for Satersville Whns with coaches for East Doug
las ard Whitnsvie At Farnums with coaches for Graz
ton centre and e Village. At UxbFidge with coaches
for Milford and Mendon At Worcester with trains OF The
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The IL 80 train at Providence with trains TOR
Boston, Taunton Fall River, New Bedford. &c.
The A. Nj. train from Uxbridge connects atpawtuck
ct with trains Boston and ProvideHce Railroad for
Boston; and the 80 PM from Providence connects
at Pawtucket with train from Boston. 81
The S.45P NJ Train from Worcester connects at Provs
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains
The $50 r. NJ train from Providence does not stop AZ
Ashton, Hamlet or Sutton. :,
No cd Glass Tickets sold for llSO A. M train, nor ux-
bridge trains. .tMs- fAe
Through Trains henceforth will not stop at Central
Falls. sts0 ~ lSAACs HlNChLEf, supt-
April2 r8 awu
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&Dt'e Daily s=pp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and PrOprietor
Terms,

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.nngm or seveniyve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
In advanoe.-Or r. -
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THE SACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly ut the office. Terms,-@l,75 in
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COPARTNE 4 SHIP NOTICE /!

THE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
The Provision business, at the old stand Of Joseph
Converse Co., under the and style of Converse
and Culver where they intend all times keep com
pete assortment Of fresh and salt proviscns which will
he sold at wholesale retail low cash. The subscri-
eers hope by diligen attention business merit con
on the old firm. CfrArssroo !!soeraly hsSIo wed
April IL, 1872 JESSE S. CULVER.
All persons indeb ed either by note or account to tn
said Joseph Converse, to Joseph Converse, Co.,
requested to make immediate payment of the to
either OF the subscribers the old stand of j. Converse
Co., who duly authorized to settle all such demands
CONVERSE & CULVER.
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AT BREWERS,
Mo. 234 Main Street, Paine's Block,

8HVs HsO@ AHS~~~1 wv S<HAAU y NbAVV4AJ
A FRESH Supply OF Wheaton Gris OF cracked Wheat
a Southern White sHommons kiln Drvd3 Graham or
Wheat meal Flopr choice Brands, in bills, bis and
various kinds. New Braintree Cheese nrst rats aft-
Gle of Buffers Sugars all quales at low prices, in any
All those who wish to engage their Butter for the
ing Summer, for family use, do by calling on the
said Byewef and be assured Of having Ggst rate article
fresh from the dairy every week. delivered at their res
asness punctuaiiy and no mistake. .'a f'Rss"ss e
WgeeetsF, April So la49sei a as dswraa 81
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CITY CLOTHING STORE

HAVE just rece Ved and splendid assortment
Ii CUSTON MADE CLOTHING, adapted for tbs
Sping Trade onsis ting of
LIGHT COATS of different styles;
PANTS, VESTS, &C.,
suited 70 me and at all prices Here you buy
good suit OF Clothes at any price from S. to $25.
Dress and FrOCk Coats
at prices varying from 81 to $14, and PANTS AND
VESTS in proportion.
We have also one of the richest stocks of Furnishing
Goods 10 be found in the City, consisting of SHIRTS,
BOSOMS COLLARS, CRAVATS, SCARFS, GLOVES,
&c, OF every kind which he desired.
Also, every good and fashionable style of
BOYS CLOTHING.
tyP Please call at No. I72I Main Street,
CITY CLOTHIyNG STORE.
Don't forget the fraction, 1874.
Worcester, April 81. dwtf
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IT. M. WOODWARD,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
AND GRAINER.

No. Ii Waits Block, CUP sTAlRs,) NAalh streeC'
PARTICULAR attention paid to the limitation OF the
/ various kinds Marble used for Mante Pieces Cen
ire Tables, Soda Fountain Slabs. &C. Also, BLOCKING
Entries, Space Ways, and Dining Rooms, in imitation o.
English Sand Stone, Free Stone and Sienna Marole-(ne
abvs is very desirable style for all public rooms as the
walls caR be cleaned very readiiy
Ornamental and Panel Painting on Walls, executed IN
Fresco SeccO, and IN Oil Paint. ..l t 3
store ana Office WINDOW SHADES at prices from
IS to $50 per pair.
Scroll BOrdered Signs, very neat stJ Tor INDOOR use
executed 10 good tasle. teea
LETTERING done in the Boston and New York no
man. Egyptian full Block English and German Text,
Script, and Ornamental styles ~ q
lie will endeavor please all who may favor him with
orders in his line OF business. 80 7,
NJ. B. All orders from the Country ATTENDED TO win
uromptness aud all work finished at the time specified.
r wnrcas,sr mil o. ,.saa i.ieu4 g4ss d3m
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DAY, MAY 7. 184o
B0NNETS-BONNETS,

T0nn NEW BONNETS OF every descrip-
AOOO tion, including
Beautiful French Laces from 81, so to So
CHINA PEARLS from SO cts. to So.
ROCK RICE, very pretty article.
ENGLISH DUNSTABLE from S lis to S..
COtored French Lace, very beautiful and new.
English Fancy Braids, all styles.
MISSES FRENCH LACES,
do Fancy Braids, China Pearls, &c.
Children's Hats and Bonnets in great variety.
BONNET RIBBONS in almost Infinite variety and
all prices from to so c:s.
emo one should think of buying Bonnets,
without examining this very extensive and desirable
sortnent (the cheapest in New EDgand) OF
May L. DIV II. II. CHAMBERLIN
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FARM FOR SAFE on EXCHANGE

M - = 2 = a A1EA . = NAOI1 . NUFI
ra&4 miles from the City OF Worcester, containing
Aabout leo acres OF Land-comprising 40 of
Pasturng 20 Tlage 10 Of good interval 10
acres of thrifty young Wood, and the balance is thrifty
spront Land ofrom to three years growth Good
Buildings aqueduc Orchardng, &c. 1t will be sold or
exchanged together, in lots to suit. Inquire of /.
WAsHBURN, Forester, or G. H. WARREN, S6retusbury
the premises DIV April Of
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NOTE FOUND.


the Zeth IN Main street, payable to bearer, signed
~ JAMES D. LAMB" The owner have it by
paying charges at this office. a3O
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N Is-n-sT ll.sI1e

TTTE have just published. sud xlfl he feady 10 " deliver on "Wednesday next, pAmphiet of 7s pagess oetavn; Conaiains IiAcf F0rfeittd l.sndss subject t0 be douzied t. actual setsieEs under an actof the General Assembly ofihe Stale Of Arkan- saa, entitled An Aet 0 donate to actual settlers inc right osshe State to certain ainforeitedlands approv ed 23Td December. isl0, and other sets supplement taFy thereto.
 Prepared al the Audisor's Office.
 Having beea at considerable expense in issuing edition Of this pamphlet, have thought proper to secure eopy-right.
 We shall be happy so supply all demands fOs if by our country friends
 9S-ptice--fS reais per copy. or $500 per doE- CD. REARDCN G GGARRiTT,
 Banner Ofice. Little Rock, 6th Sept. Isl7,
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REWOVAL.

rINHE subscriber has removed from No 57 Canal street, and has opened his splendid new store No r. ChaFtres street, with rich aud elegant yare ty Of
 Fancy Dry Goods, Millinery. Toilet Arti-
 eIes. and Perfumery. wholesale and retail, and he most respectfully in- vites he ladies aad gentlemen 10 call and examine the samc. F. WAYMotfH,
 r CAdrfres Street. Fs6rRars Q, is4s 22-
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsrEax-ra Roek,oe--N Napoieen. Due. Wednesday. Friday, SI Sunday, 7pm. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday. & Saturday. a. ID.
 SOUTHERN t9 Wasaingtoa < Falten. Due Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, 7p. n. Leave Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday, d. n.
 WESTERN te Fan BHreM, < Fl. Smifh Due. Wednesday. and Saturday, , P. m. Leave, Tuesday. and Friday, Pa. ID.
 NoRrHERN-ta BdfssriHe.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 p m. Leave, Monday, Wednesday. X Friday a. m.
 To Pine BlaG aud Coigm5ia Due Sunday and Thursday , D. m. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday. q. IT.
 K.aaerhook, Qai,wqn S RicA,roods. Due, Wednesday, 6sp ID. Eeave Thursday s. a. m. To Perryrillc paar,ile, and TomiinsoariRe Due every other Thursday. 7p. th Leave, every other Monday. Tam.
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mw Mcvm0~ ~AH~

nR. R. A. WATKINS has removed to the farm 1J receltiy occupied by E. A. MooRE Esq half mile east of the city limits. OFFICE at Dr. Dodge's Dryg StoFs where he may be found during the day and, night, when necessary and in cases of emergency. Dr, LAURIE will attend in his stead free of additional charge,
 His charges, in ali cases, wil be the same the city Physicians
 He tenders his thanks to his old friends and pat rons, for past favors, and hopes for continuance of their patronage.
 Llie Roc. Feb. I5, lS4S 2l-6nl
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Dissolution.

TfHE CopaFtnership heretofore existing under he 1 naue and style os John ?. .Adaas { O., IS ihts day dissolved, by mutual consent JoHN D. ADAMS will coetinae the Dry Goods and Grocery business. al the eli stand. opposite the kea Estate Bsuk and is alone authorized 10 settle the business of the late firm.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, It'y l, lS4s, SAM'L ADAMS.
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JOHN D. ADAMS N AS just returned from New Orleans, with 4 \ wal selected stock, consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Hardsoare, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps which he wlll ssll al reduced prices, for CASH ohly JaL 26. ISIS. T-
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Hol for California.

HENRY GRIFFITHs has fer sale, al hi. Cua- 11 smith Shop ca Main as~et RIFLES ine double and single harreled SHOT GUNS; shot Belts and Pouches; Powder Flasks; Game Bags: Nipple KsyG Gan and Pistol Lccks. &c. RiSss and Pistels r1e5s te crSer sse 9c
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DENTAL NOTICE.

Ds-N Ah HV hR. MCINTYRE, Dentist, respectfully informs 1I his patients and the public. tha, his office has been removed to Mr. ChamPin's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession, -ta skAifal manner and at moderate charvps
 The teeth may be preserved bcautifed or replaced generuliy, without pain, and all operations per- formed win as little inconyeniuce to the patient as possible. The true value of the teeth is only known when these useful orgaus Of masticaifcn, speech and form arc lost Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofchildren uuderl years, will be regu- lated free of exaense also advice given on the pre- servaton of the teeth and inc proper deatIfrce to be used. The mouth examined without charge or trouble 10 the patient The following gentlemen referred toiH regard to Dr. Mcntyrss qualifications as practical Dentist:
 JoHS II. ROBINSON, Col. l.. ]. REARpox, CArr. A. PiEE, Dr. S.sLAvRIR Mir, w E. WoopaerF, MT. WMB WAIT,
 Mir. C B. HAYDEN.
 Lifhe E6cs Oct 6, lSIs. >
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yA WW-nKW-MG~

HEREAFTER, my mil will grind for customers ' only oa Saturday. Persons from a distance, had better ccine as to be there on Friday night
 D. Ii. BINGHAM September ,. l5ls. s2-
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w wWvK~ mG1MaSe

n L. ANTHONY has opened aH office in More \ buildings, on Markham st.. for the irahsac- lisn Of all business as Justice cf the Peace, snd will also execute eeDveyanees and Sil other writ ings at moderate fees. Wl be found st Oli'ce al all hours except when absent on business.
 flrf aI laAa sS-lt !
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rrosa Napoleon and Moth Of Arkansas KS
 yer 10 Little Rock, tnn Burem, Fort
 smith and Fog Gibson.
 N STRONG, MEDIUMand SANTA FE Wit run regularly hetween tho cove peris for the con veyAnce of freight and pazzgers--thc Wm. Arm strong and Mcdiam ieavingNsposcon on Msneags and TAHradays al o'cioekA. M.--Retarning VII, U, leave LAGsie Rock on same Sys. The santa Fe VIII connect with these boats at ittle Rock making fe- gulat weekly trips from Lfie Rock 10 Van Barren and Fort Smith, and ex,esiing her trips 10 Fort Gibson when the water wilPerInit
 Passengers and shippers lay rely upon uiis De ing permanent arrangemef, and that then ireign's viii be conveyed through ,ith certainty ana ae- spatch, and at the lowest cutomary rates All tne boats in good, sound coalition, and nandsoiheiy fitted up for the accommodation of passengers
 AHAYS & C., Agents, Napoleon
 M GREENwtOD & Go, Ag'ts, NO. Dec, i3, IS47.
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EDIRLES. A4bD Cans fresh Oysters. l5O Soups and Bouii. lau '' fresh Peas 100 :. a Lobsiers. 60 s~'Terrapins. Also, fresh .Salmons, Clans, Milk, Mackerel, boiled veal &c., c dramatically sealed i.l lin cans purchased aHl fecetved direct tfom the celebrstrd houses of Wm. Underwood X Co., of Boston, and E. Wright, of Baltimore. warra ted and for sale by
 W.P. OFFICER. Nov. 2lst. ls4s.
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FRESH GROCEREE

FRESH GEkOCEREE 4 HHDS. c. prime brown sugar; x 3 bbls. powdered GO. 10 bags Rio codee; 50 fine salt
 5 half bhis. crahberries;
 No, l mackerai;
 casks clear sides bacon; e canvsssed hams;
 common do 20 kegs leaf lard;
 20 hbls xhiskey; Soap, candles, salaratns, starch, &c., &c. Which will be sold low for cash or country produce. by Aug ?, lSIS JOHN D. ADAMS
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April g noss Il
BOOKS.

&Franklins works, Scott's works, Rurke's warkS
 Bseoh's works, writings of Washington wehs,er's speeches, life oi Jefferson, Milton, Young. Crrv. bea,tle, Collins, Grey and McCauiey; Life of Tay, lor, Napoleon and his MsrShaIs Heroe. of ,he Ams. riean Revelation; Bibles. hymn books prayer books
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kgW G0oRS aeals n fHg NEW STORE :.

 kgW GooDs asals 1T fHE NEW sfoRE !. N7ALTER MITCHELL. would respeetfully re- iatn thanks to the citizens of Little Rock and q fe sasrputisg teuatry, for the very liberal ing fsf exeesieA his meet favorable an,icipa,ons s wauid hsteby heg sp inform them that he is inst receiving. for the ttifd time within six months, large and well sslseird dock ol
 Clethlnx Dry c sssss and sErae eeriss Crc.k.ry
 uaEuSFArss Heess, Shaes, Hats. Caps,
 0Fz4xss 14<dfeiass, Psinss, OIs.
 CnStings, Liqaars, T9n-
 ware skr. sSe. sse.
 Mhseh s wi sell at wholesale or retail. lot cash, al, Ns1s oflsans prices. making .cos, ard carriage - lnsgetass a efsons wishing 10 parehase are kindly ssalfaed to cafl and examine faf themselves in the keg bsisk huiIsliag recently erected by Mt. Wood. mA on II sfkhaW streei. fess dooss above the An. tnonY hosses whefe le wiIl continue to receive new gonds eyesy slxzNeeks, ant keeps constantly on hand m as1aEteeni Of as kinds for the accom-. nodstien cf hi< eHsfonsess Ltile Rask ps< ls, isss is--ff
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MAP AGENTS WANTED

HHfHE subscriber wishes to engage ia the sale of \ his Maps number of young and middle aged ot moral aud business habits, as travelling agents. Having completed new and greatly in. proved editions Of his Universal Atlas g Mans, Urge Map of the World, References and Distant assn of the United States. National Map of inc United Staies--also, variety cf other Maps, including several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber Is prepared to furnish agents, for cash at the lowest possible prices.
 Address,
 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
 Northeast corner of Market and Seventh
 Streets Phlladeiphia
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READ THHS.

fL.pcrsons indebted to the late firm at fuek- A CT < HaEDiIt0a aad II. Hamilton either by note or account wili find their notes or accounts in the hands of officer. for collection. unless they come forward and settle the same within 5O days from this date, as 1 am compelled and deter miited toclose my business without delay:
 Those wishing to settle, will cal al MT. J. r. scull's tiny old sta,d.) where they Will md me m
 II. HAMILTON.
 4nrI "a Iats 31-tf
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AI.Sfl.

School hooks of every description. blank book. of every description and size
 All of which will be cold twenty five nc, e.r, lower than ever cfeFed before for cash
 \ general assortment of cheap qualification. aI. ways on hand.
 Little Rock, July tth, lSis az-n
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Threshing Machine. nNE with Horse Power &e.. compiets--and an OImproved Tanning Mill, made by Taylor and Embree, Colefain, Ohio. For sale by RJns 2o. IS VIM. B. WAIT. SUADRIES==2a keEs sare- Ao~l Nhits Lead; :; bC 10 kegs Nails; 26 boxes Window Glass, ass'd, s< i0, to IA p;
 26 boxes Star Candles;
 2 bbls. Lard Oeii;
 do lincecd Oil;
 boxes Missouri gold leaf rUbseee; 590 lbs Cotton Yarn;
 hale Cotton Batts;
 I5 sets Wagon Boxes; 2ooo lbs, Bar Iron; bar Soap Wooden Buckets Sc., received and fos sale by dee2S WM.B WAIT
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. KoHN D. ADAMS has just retuIned from New 0 Orleans, ~,h small we'll selected stock oi
 STAPL DRY GOODS; Consisting of domss,ies bleaehei and brown, Geor gia ie~ells, pTlnts eeached and brown drills shoe ing, shrting and table l,nens, Kentucky 1eaus red and white aanueis, striped and p!aia iinsys. few pieces ginghsms, bazes. and inpsiins Together with small let cf
 Hats. Boots. shoes, &e.. &c. Which VIII be siiered vety low for cash cr country produce.
 July 2s. isIs
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LARD,
G0DEY'SL LADY'S BOOK FOR lsi9,
 Deiioafed 10 he Laftes of Re Ua,tef Ss'rs,

EDITED BY SARAH J. HALE. GRACE GrrESwoop,
 AND l.. A. GopEY.
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A. HAYS & CO.,, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS Wharf ROat tsNew WorId.s,

WhaFf Bout 'SNeW WOrIds"
 NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS. TFNHEIR boat is fitted up in the most secure man. I ner for the storage Of merchandizc. Particular attention will be paid to the purchase of up coun- try produce. groceries, Sc, and ordera for family stores.
 The cabin of their boat is fitted up handsomely with new furniture for the accommodations Of trav- eers, and the propE;etors pledge themselves 10 the public that as much Of order and quiet shall be pre- served as in well regulated hotels on shore. Pabhc patronage in both departments solicited. June 2l, lS4S. II--3m .
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eg- Psrsons eaiiiug for aas or the above l,sers wil peass say they Histitisea, or thry may no, g<t tnetn. |. REARDON, P. VI.
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\ Novelelte by Mlss D. LrsllE. nho conlribules
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N9DHMG@Me

ME WILL pay cash, al all times for good mer- W can'sble grain, delivered ut our mills, as fol- lows:
 Wheat 65 to 80 cts pr bush. according to quality Rye, 50 10 65 's Corn, 23 to 30 {" Blk wheat35 tG 50 !" And keep on hand, and for sale, superfne, fne ond common wheat Four; shorts aud bran; coarse fine and boted Corn Meal; all of which will be sold as low as it can be bought in this town; and In every case where tho flour and meal does not suit it may be returned.
 We will also exchange -four and meal for wheat and corn, and discoEtinue grinding, for customers only on the following conditions; Wheat and all small grain that Is to be boiled l2I cts per bushel corn and provende., 10 cents- per blshei confning ourselves strictly, 10 Merchant Min.
 GEO. JOHNSON, X co. Little Roek, Nor. 2s ISIS
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Farmers, stad yeHf Wheat ie Liltls Rock
 WILL give sixty ceais bushel for good ines \ chantahie wheat delivered at ,ny siesm u,l. one mile north of Lilte Rock. Having inc pair oi Frcnch burr stones, and superior bolt. an pre- pared to manufacture good Aoar 1 will also grind wheat for toll r H BINGHAM. < September ,. isie, so-
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RRENMo~A @s

PRIESTLY k BEN have removed their en- tire stock of HARDWARE
 IRox, &e., from Nos. i9 New Levee and S6 and 40 rcboapitoulas st. to their new stores, s and .9iCsmp street, opposite 'N.fehey af whore thev