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The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
BALrIMonE, Drc. ls. 5 D. m.


 Every city, town. and village on this side of the continent is certainly destined to furnish gold d-scek- ing emigrants 10 California, and that right speedily Fifteen vessels up ai New fork--2 sailed yesterday; and are up to-day at Phtadelrhin A<efy Pott 4isv AtfuntIc ceast, almost is sending forth ts vessel, company. asd merchandise. The fine steamship Columhus, lately put in running be- tween Philadelphia and Charleston, is among those advertised at Philadelphia. and she has already thirty passengers.
 This gold excitement has sent up stocks in all the markets nnd treasury h6.ss have reached as high l0sGl0el4. A chilling reaction in stocks must of course soon follow.
 No cue seems to fear the cholera much though the fact that the last person who died with ii at New York, took t after sleeping in bed where another cholera subject had been, would seem 10 indicate that it Is Infections.
 In the BaItlserc market. Howard stneet flour to- day is S4 S7 "a $S; red wheat, loo 10 lc5c.; corn 45 GS 47c.; oats, 26 a soc. rye, Co.,
 At New York, southern -four, S5 37; wheat, Sl 25S7 26; corn. 50 N9 6 new, 65 fer old; vel low do, 70; cotton 6rm with sales of POO baies 6l a :, for iae upland and New Orleans. The latest telegraphic intelligence fran the Ohio legislature shows That the Senate, yesterday even- ing. succeeded in eiectisg Mir Arnold Sergesnt.at. arms; while the whigs aud democrats Of the House keep Hp their separate actionthe latter still hold ing possession o the hall and calling the roll bourly Great numbers are hocking to Colunlbus, from other parts of the State. lt remains to bs seen whether the people, a democratic member sIid. will come to Columbus, and organize provisional 0oyernmept,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

Ssr'y Acquired Lands, ,-I, wis be perceived by the following that tho United States ov nS rre,iy large body of lands that have been scqaired under the pr-se at administration. IL would seem that long period mast eisPse before get ever pop nla lop> From official documents, tine following extent of new territory is asccrtaiaed
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
Hon. K J w,txr,. See. sfaAs f,sssass ! \

TT in New crsoaas. eu the 7th ugs.. sra. .,trA suit iassitutea by K C Mst,hewvoa. szei.,.. f.c
 If. W'isea Mf II PanssAsd, su Vera Gsssx. . hiln egf o. army was Is posez@iSa ei thss city, aaa Gnl ": HoYeTnoE ol t. | paPsi csilsd sits Gentus .f Liberty; lrltasn ssticieE wefe published ~hteh es"sFd eoi. W. so arF's: Mf. U sad scn5 hssn eas fthe csastty. t4s ssouaa al ,Aa er,,eses xe,s hoehcne sna krdeo te ese.fs | saffeciisn ke Judge Baehaaap. sf S<s oYissas tss heartsr th. ease, aeelisd ia sses ef cvl Niisen--l,us assls,. 'hg Ai' eeaese- -sna sa5uazsa Mr. N ta pax ,ha cesis As N Lad ais his damages d ( ss .s,te
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
Correspondence of the Globe.

vessel which arrived at New York to-day brings intelligence that a war has commenced between the Nicaraguas and Ricos The former declared the war; the latter had sent 10 Engisud for assistance
 The steamer Crescent up at New York for Cha grcs, takes passengers for the gold regions from Boston.
 Marietta Smith, the missing school teacher has been discovered ut a mantu makers, learning the trade!
 The markets al Philadelphia and New York re- main unchanged, waiting the arrival of the steamer
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

6t- 4 correspondent says. There cook q, one of the Boston hotels leader hearted that hs don ilke to beat segs ''
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
hsrHE ARKAMsiA0 BAN N E R punEzsifED veEEnxLY.
 wREARDDN Y GAHsneHTr,
 A,rwo Dollars ana Rifay Censs . rear
rEaMs oF ApvERTletNa.

rEnMe or ApvERTleiMc; Far square us 10 llies. Of les, Hsss insertion, .s ,.osa ta and rfFrTs cENTv for each wontinuanee 10 llnes. and naa exceeding IS. to ba charged '. . sauare and half--over IS, and not exceeding 0o as two squares-and in that proportion fer lon- ger advertisements.
 o, ,n vr,ent assumed by some responsible person. Wken an indlvidual account, nj the above rates, ,,onnsa Id S5O and under $l00, In one year. dis eount of aS per cent. will be made; and when 1t smounts to 1iO0 or upwards ia the same period, discount of 33H per cent. will be made. No de- Juc,lon. however. will be made. If payment be de. s.r,sS sftsr the year shall have expired nor will auv reduction be made on legal advertisements. re- oaIred by iaw to be published.
 CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR: Not exceeding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20 q. ss a0 90 e 60 a .a so Al advertisements, .: r=..s .ssssfs. exceeding is 20 or GO lines, as the case may be, subject to the charges and discounts first mentioned; and no con tyncis d, Ihesc rates for less term than year No sdvctIsn for occasional omssIons and all contracts by the year to be paid in advance
 STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS, For 10 lines, or Iess,l each additional }
 mOothsS $S square, , q
 e" l2 Is ss l2 All standing advertisements will Do ehar red al the first mentioned rates, unless contract be made when left for Insertion; and mast bo aad for In ad- vance.
 No person wiE be announced for any office, either city, State, or county, without the advance pay meni of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged ss advertise ,pents, and payment required In advance.
 No iob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the nun ber of insertions desired, otherwise they will be con,Inved until forbid, and charged accordingly. 1TNe variation will bc made from the above rates Single number of the paper, l21 cents.
 All letters must be post paid, or they will not re- ceive any attention.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

{. asy Yasd ss AeD ota aus ---1 ha Ne~ cs,ean. s'sstssi says iass The um,ted states ssrefnmsut ass Parehased lsi sf gtesna co the efhss sade ef ..s fisef, aeoat hAi a usEs below shs foaaary ss s's.s. TOT nssy y~sa ths lot hsstesr kss5ssA acres, and cost SIS eaa.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
N&DRMW-u- N

ms ALLEN Gssv, of the firm of Mess,s Cod. s'sn osay; will act as our agent, daring our sb. 0s s WI. VANCE & BRo'S.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
Mlsr os HE uxlrEn sr.rl

ctH; Ou tle Nth iastant receivs1 an already had the honor ta isfora yosI, Inc Ge- posii of gold from California ft sas dets, Ag 'efr. Dsvid Carter who tr0agat t from Sac s cisco. hy the istArnus raBts. 1t w4fahad q Danees troy; cf waeh iss sa was rom the surface Hiass, sld 5s0 @ ffca thoss at se river. Oa tbs 9th instant aaotissr dspcs seat hy the Secyctsyy of War. whicA weigh ( uness.
 - The gesd wss of two sorts in external che ssf iheagh apparently not eiifsreat ss tg quality Fa first fsams ihe -'aTy diggings." wasin as4Iss, averaged ifSm ons to two peany weis8sx. t.,, .s- variety, from the swaaspn maEgln ns o( tho x' a being ia small Aat-spsagles, of which, oB s rage, t would ska sA ssyes ss weigh cue K.ss., of these bS faf he isgss sATt of tiss dspa1ss wac eonApesed.
 the gold vas tneitel Ia ssx ssceI. and ss.s ioss by n'eing, dee 10 the eaStsy a.d exfdabia e,nff r 9hieh disappears ia shls epeFslst, syurmreA sbsuf 7, per ceai ef the efsgiaai weight The loss thas reported s moderate aisi shows t;as, tho gold Lad 5ecu carefully wasted.
 Ass'ss Of t'e meiird Eosd were faaae x.ah rrnst care and isie results sssowsa yarsl;cn Ia Aeaa.s from ssz 10 s9f iiscusandths the average sf the "he'e being 5s4. This is eighty below sAs ssass- lss EasDess, which ise00.
 hc average valps per oaace ef ti,s hnl.ton. ha- 'ors melting is sis ss; taat 6f lhs Eane Ia b.ss, after melting, Is SIS 50.
 The whole ya.as oi tae gold fa the two denosl.s, sss s3SstJs, besides q lev ounces r@xssved tn ths naiFa siae fos taT S.rfeiaTy sf Nas st s reanrss
 Very respectfully, your tai,hful srrys.l.
 K. II. PATTERSON. It <esay. Hon. X, WAtxEs, See. As Tfssss4sg.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
A Small Farm to Rent,

tiE subscriber offers for Ten, a small farm nc, me ci'y al Little Rock, containing tvenfv.tYo or three acres is fine land. good jnes,snre ana r.s, ~-NF's" V" "@ks' tarn. l.. REARDON
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

1 James L. Fseaner. Ess - la.~. .. AssiA0E, sf ibs Dst.a s ai.szs se sts,s se- c.I,. iefs.- iih ne ssew q .stsA!isssx rssss Ia shs,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
oiEciai--Tae Gold essayeI--Es,raore s
 Ruriir.

We publish below the otilciai lettes ef ihe tor of the Mint at Phssdeipeia ts the Seerr the Treasury, showing the assay at ,iis Ca gciG
 The gold sSssyed yIeldsi s36. ie2, The D extraordinary. the gold dast yielding ssss gold the Hiets geld sieldiag witiilH . tsN# siollsFs m cue thousaad ccsiasa, os shs Hsta, ard of 900. This fur exceeds tins exReeiai The most ssagatae, ana plaecs lh@ s.traei parity of the gold beyoad controversy Dec l5
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

INCREASE oR VOTES, The popular vote, since 1898, for President. ha been ns fallnMs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

prepared from the liver Of the Cod Fish for medical
50, expressly fol sales.
(E1traef from the London Medical JogrHafJ
&C J. Williams NJ ID, F. r. =, Professor Of Aedi
me in University College, London, Consulting Phys
the Hospital for consumption, &c, says have
,eserbed OIL above four hundred ofubercu-
disease ofIhe Lungs in different stages, which have
zen under my The last two years and half 10
e large number Of cases, 205 Of 234, fol
a~ea uy marked and nnequivocaI improy nt varying
IN degree IN different cases, from Temporary rearda-
n Of the progress fthe disease and mitigation Of dis
rssslng symptoms, up Il less complete
...ln - apparent health.
Inc effect Of the Cod Liver Oil in most of these
va very remarkable. Even in few days the cough
s2s mHgated the eKpee;orston diminished quantity
' opacity, the night sweats ceased, the pulse became
''ef, and of better voume and the appetite, sesh and
'isnrb gradually improved.
"a cnnclusion repeat that the pure fresh oil from
as Liver of the Cod beneficial the treatment
q Pulmonary Consumption than any agent, medicinal,
a4!e;tc or reRimenal, that has yet been employed"
Is Ts h4Us made 10 procure the Cod LIrer
tt from head quarters, 1t nor be had hsaio0ity
34 5g the SINGLE b1ttle 6ores Of dozen e0eA
"s wonderful efficacy has induced numerous spurious
-9Hs AS its success depends entirely its purity
" much care cannot be used procuring genuine.
-.ry bottls haring UritteR signature may be
''f'fsa HpoH genuine.
Pamphlets containing an analysis Of the oil, with no
s' u from Medical Journals, viii be sent 10 those
80 address Us free ofpostage.
JOHN e.. BAKER & co,
WAOtesaie Druggists and Chemists.
100 North Third Street, Philadelphia
't'oheI l3, lsi9-6m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29
Philadelphia Advertisements.
LIFE INSURANCE.
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company of Philadelphia,
Office No. I59 Chesnut Street.
Capital S3OO,OOO.
Charter Perpetual.

CONTINUE 10 make Insugances on Lives on the most
favorable terms; receive and execute Trusts and
receive Deposits Interest
The Capital being paid up aud invested together with
accumulated premium fund affords perfect Security to
the insured The premium may be paid in yearly half
yearly. ar quarterly payments.
The Company add BONUS al stated periods 10 the
assurances for life This plan Of insurance The most
approved Of aud is generally III than any other
IN Great Britain, (where the subject
the people, and where they have had the longest expert
eRce) appears from the fact that Of IL Life Irs
rance Companies there Of all kinds, on this plan
The first BONUS was appropriated in December 1874
amounting TO 10 per the under the
Oldest policies; to 81 pet per &c &c on
others Ia proportion 10 the time Of standing, making
addition of $IO0i So 50i So c, &c, every $1,000
originally insured which average OF more than 50
per cent on the premiums paid and without increasing
the annual payment to the company.
The operation of the Bonus seen bv the follow
ing examples from the Life Insurance Register of the
thus
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

n OSF, on Monday morning last, on the
"a Turnpike. within D miles Of Lewistown,
POCKET BOOK containing aboat S270-
$50 Of which was in Lancaster money, 5 and
los; $50 Northumberland in 10's; $50 Mid
dletown, in SIS; some Harrisburg SIS, and SIS on
other banks not recolected. Also about $50
IN relief notes and small notes on adjoining
states-a pedlar's license, promssory note, &c.
The above reward will be thankfully paid for
lis recovery. JOEL ROSENFELDT.
leWisiown Dec Is lSi9-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

A PARAPHRAsE.-' Go it while you are
young, for when you get Old you can't
Make sundry eyoluiions with thy peram-
bulators. while tie sanguinous fluid ofjuve-
naliy rushes warmly through the arterial
structure of thy physicsl organization fer
when the roral congela.ion of many hy-
bernal seasons, has silsered the capilacious
integument of thy cranium, the Ultima
Thule of thy farther advancement will
have been reached.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

poetrp.
BE THOU READY.


"Keep thy lamp all trimmed and burning,
Burning fnr The evil hour,
lestthe foe m.ght ird thee sleeping"
T. Hampstead
Be thou ready, fellow mortal,
In thy pilgrimage Of life,
Ever ready to uphold thee,
In the toll and in the strife;
Let no hope, however pleasant,
Lure tiny footsteps from the right,
Nor the sunshine leave thee straying,
In the sudden gloom of night.
Be thou ready when thy brother
Bows in dark atIliction's S shade;
Be thou ready when thy sister
Needs thy kindness and thy aid
Let thy arm sustain and cheer them
They have claims upon Us all
And thy deeds, like morning sunlight,
On their weary hearts shall fall.
Be thou ready when the erring
List TO sins enchanting strain;
Ready with kind words to WOO them
Back 10 virtues path again;
Be thou ready, in thy weakness,
To do good to friend and foe,
AS thy Father sheddeth freely
Light on all that dwell below
Be thou ready for the morrow,
When delight shall please no more;
When the rose and lily fadeth,
And the charm Of song is Ger
When the voices Of thy kindred
Family move thy diving ear
Be thou ready for thy journey
To some higher, brighter sphere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29
Six Cents Reward,

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber an indented
n apprentice to the Butchering business,
named WILLIAM DAILY, aged about - years
All persons hereby warned not to trust or
harbor said apprentice, as the law will be put in
force against all persons harboring, trusting or
employing him. The above reward, but no
charges, will be paid to any person returning
said apprentice. WM. BUTLER.
Lewistown, Dec. IS, 1855
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29
PUBLIC NOTICE,
OneensWare & Glassware,

HuGtuSWdlG . U UldSSWdI6,
nUllE an extensive assortment just open
~ ing at the New Cheap Cash Store.
Gilt French China Tea Sets.
do do do Plates.
White Iron Stone Tea and Dinner Sets
do Granite do do do
Light Blue do do do
Fioring Blue do do do
Toilet Sets, pieces; Plates of all kinds AMI
sizes by the single or dozen also large as
sortment Of Cups and SauceTs, BY the single
Set; Gravy Bowls; Soup Tureens; MOlasses
Pitchers; co!ored and white glass Candiesticks;
Preserve Dishes, in endless variety; French
china Mantle Ornaments; SatcPllars, various
patterns Casters; 1umblersi Glass Jars, va
rious sizes; stone Jugs; stone Jars; large Tur-
kew Dishes. white. blue and mulberry, also
steak Dishes to match; Bowls, Pitchers; sauce
Dishes; and large lot Of common Cups and
Saucers, all offered for sale al unprecedented
low prices for cash, at
c. l.. JONES'
nova New Cheap Cash Stre.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

There is a time for all things said
crusty old fellow to his wife. I'm be-
lieve that answered his wife in sharp
vinegar voice, when you pay for Your
newspaper Hit him again, eli lady,
Wen hold your bonnet.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29
$40 REWARD,

New Cheap Cash ST re.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

COMMUNAL CoMrL1MENT.-Old Squire
B was elected Judge of the Inferior
Court of some county in Georgia. When
he went home, his delighted wife exelaim-
ed Now, nay dear, you are Judge, what
am ?
The same darned old fool you alters
was, was the tart reply.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29
WHERE Is GOD?

In the sun, the moon, the sky;
On th" mountain Wild ard high;
In the thunder, IN the ram,
In the grove, the wood, the plain;
In the l.t.le bird that sing
God is seen il every thing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

Sister, are YOU happy p Yes. Deacon.
L feel as though | was in Beelzehub's bo-
SOM. Not IN Betlzebub'sr We'll in
some of the patriarch's, | don't care which
of them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

Difference between Iron and Steel.

Steel is iron passed through process
which is called cementation, the object of
which is to impregnate with carbon. Car
bon exists more abundantly in charcoal
than IN any other fusible substance, and
the smoke that goes up from a charcoal
forge, Is carbon in d fluid state. Now. if
you can manage TO confine that smoke, and
put piece of iron into it for several days,
and heat the iron at the same time, it
would become steel. Heating the iron
opens its pores, so that the smoke or carbon
can enter into it.
The furnace for this purpose is a conf
cal building of brick, in the middle of
which are two troughs of brick or stone,
which hold about four tons of bar iron.
At the bottom Is a large CRATE for the fire.
\ layer OF charcoal dust Is put upon the
bottoms of the troughs, then Iaver of bar
iron and so on alternately until the troughs
are full. Then they are covered over
with clay 10 keep cut the air, which, ifad-
mitted, would prevent the cementation.
Fire Is then communicated to the wood
and coal with which The furnace is filled
and continued until the conversion of iron
into steel is completed. which generally
happens in about eight or ten days. This
Is known by the blistcrs on the bars which
the workmen occasionally draw out in Or
der to determine whether they have under
gone the proper change. When the con-
version is completed, the fire is then left
to go out. and The bars remain in the
furnace about eight DAYS or more to cool.
h,r r
and either sold as blistered steel or drawn
TO convenient size. when it is called titled
steel by breaking the bars into short pieces,
and welding them together, drawing them
down to proper size for use
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

1t S suggested that the question may a
man marry his wife's sister? ? is one which
can be most effectively answered, by 10
sister herself when il is popped bY tic
widower.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29
Indemnity.
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Company OF Philadelphia,
nEEIEE Nh 1871 Cfasnu sfrrci. near Eifih sITPet.

Company OF PhiladeDpbia,
OFFICE, No 1863! Chesnut street, near Fifth street.
" DIRECTORS
Charles y 8anckcr, George ". Richards,
Thomas IIld Aiordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner Adolphc T.. Bnrie,
Samuel Grant, DaFId = Brown,
Jacob Il. smith, Morris Patterson.
Continue make insurance, perpetual or limited, on
every description Of property IN town and country, at
rales AS low as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved large Contingent Fund,
which with Capital and Premiums safely invested,
affords ample protection 10 the assured.
The assets of the Company January ist, 1873, as
published agreeabiy Act Of Assembly, were as fol-
lows, viz:
Mortgages, $3.50, ,55s 65
Real Estate, luS35s 90
Temporary Loans, I2l,45g Oo
Stocks, 5l,Jt3 %
Cash. sc. 45,i5I ~
SI,2200g5 g.
Since their Incorporation, period of eighteen years
they have paid upwards of million tpo hundred h0n-
.and dollars by fire, thereby afoTding evidence Of
the advantages Of insurance. as well as the ahy ana
Iisoositior 10 meet with promptnes all liabilities
CHARLES \. BANCKER, President.
CHARLEs G. BAKCKER, Secretary.
For terms apply TO X. Z. HALE Lewis
town. npl4-ly.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

\AANTfD-A German LAZY wishes situation A.
w ssant 10 the -dy Of The house TO lake charge Of
the education Of children She has been engaged In smi
lar capacities several years Address D. at Office
Of llls paper. - lw.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
The MECHANICS ASSISTANT.

n APPLETON co .oo BroadNay. pub.i-l 90 Tlrs-
~ day, Tnr M-ch4nlc- Assistant. thorough pr4curs
ir-at.r M-usur4uyu Aud ihr $40 kur. Teaching flr
manner u draeing 81 r-gulAr supr 80 snd me nus
concise methods OF finding the Oi al reEu ar super
secs and h- contents of si regular solids hoh ~ DUN
hers snd the ding rule treating also o. me AVS ~ mo-
ton the elements II falling bodies, he strength ~ u-r
Ht-. The mechanical powers The elasticity aud force of
steam, sptchc gfavty, lsveiing, thr pendulum &c &c
a1zprd for fhr Of carpenters stip~rghf-. wnr' b
srsh. -swye sgser- lumber men, .udrn-s, aud ari
generally, ny VI knspen, illustrated ~ilh numsf.
su- cut- ! vol l2mo g.
Tue leading sim Of tho 10 preparing the present
r-afse produce Unfk Of more ps1cficI ~
and n-sr aospi~d 10 the bu-inrs- Of fe n-n A
smilsr hitherto offered the public r., mschnsf
he carpenter, the lurb~rmAn the mil wright in- sip
wright he gau.-r the cooper, The painter snd he ~n
will zach tn1 This wOrs 20 b. admiral .dapted u
supply h- wzrt- iu the everyday bushes Of e snd
he student Will md 10 his volume many thngs ca Gu aisd
ID al 90 and instnIct s3 2tl.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
BOOK TRADE
THE FRENCH. ENGLISH. ITALIAN

And sPANI>H LANGrAGss-D APPLETON 4
"A co - 3. oaa go. Paoi-n ~ following Tea. So.
for i-srrii. 1e shove .ansl-sr.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
A TREATISE ON DISEASES
IRvING's NEW WORK.
ULTF 2 x tUI UNM 7 n
ABfocRsfHY.

BY WASH NGTOS IRVING
ONE VOf LNE, l2u1. ua. form Vih The new edition
OOf living. WOrs." sl IS tn .issu-w wors bog
Mr Irving patty ilunded h. Skrich published -ev-fa
yrsr. since 10 enhudrs IN skrfchy, entertaining anf
popu FORM s he f.cs snd an-cdut-s I'd hv God
-mih. various hiosrSuh-rs. ncuiing Prior znt Fuf.rr
o. ncted, as0. from oiher incidental sources, sli
contemporary d0te..
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mao sspf4 @ t.ri 10 bf 4 frf
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.Al. GEO P PUTNAM lb5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
To THE TRADE

nENlTT DAVENPORT. Trlbun- Build nss. hsve
~ iarge as.orfm. 90 II cheap pub cations. which the'
will sell 10 b00ksrr. sud On-rs ~no msy wish 30 plr
cnss- lois low prices IN eau be housht I'll in
Trade Sale They publisn h- fOlu~inx valuable works
Dr. Hebbe's Unvrrs.l History gos, o. 7s per vol
t3Old Mines Of the Gil= Z vols. p 90 per vol
The lad an IN he W wsm ~ -chOnicr-r ~ cts
The Apochyphs T-s'ameni, queer book, = css
The Hunchbzck. hy Victor Hugo. 2S cts
The b-aluflI Cissr Gin. Is 60.
The Blckssns-. Revolutionary Story, S cts
T Heads OF lne II. al ess, p cts
The Two COrpsr-. IS cts
And msrv ufhrr ~. 700 numerous 10 mention.
:. .u- DEWITT DAVENPORT. Trbuu- BIlIdIngs