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rOATs pants, and vests, made 10 Order.-BARNES 4
MITCHELL would respectfully gentlemen that
opened within the few the extensive and best
stock French Engh and American cIo cnssneres,
Dacng tho best Makes all the newest Styles and most fashionable
Of such will please the
economical buyers. As IL their in
their business In this particular branch this they
made order in neat and fashion,
able ye call and examine their variety before buying
they determined to sell cheap and give good article Their
lors point cutting and good workmanship equal 70
city, they will, every case guaranty satisfactory
purchaser will be expected take the goods.
They only name few Of the leading coors: a,
10 pieces and rich black French cloths of Baou
5imoni's manufacture y Z. a.5. ...j
10 pieces cloths from which
made TO cost from $40 TO $40 49,
London smoke and olive brown cloths, now much worn
n and sack VI s.s5 siifaEf<sf 1855.
4 pieces other fashionable shades, green do
u do French and English blue doof variety Of
do dark grey do
Also cadet mixed s.. a5 ana .,gaE4. So i g.sT r.
quality Also, Pese cloths for busi
coats. w aett Ast.-5 & -&S3t
pieces doeskn, Baou Smons make, the
genuine ace and will be sold 20 cent less uan former
prices s.
and American casmeres Of and FASH
them plain and changeable brown,
mousse drab, grey, and other fashionable coois. s4
other colored tweeds Of quality and STYLE
..s. 81 a#r 1874 IN YESTINGS. 1850.
supply superior and extensive than have be-
had embracing many desirable coo styles, 6c
Likewise beautiful supply Of In SILK sain and Madras
draws description and cheap.
Best quality kid gloves, merino cashmere &C., do - SAL
suspenders and other arco
usually kept in our line geniemens ~ tts
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn avenue
Sept Is-3aw3wif s'H s6 III
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Oct -o,awtlstNoy

WANTED daily, the Baltimore, olphts, Nes,
York. BOSTON, New Orleans General Agency Commits
sion Once wholesale and retail
spectacle business statesmen, poers
keepers walters, farmers coachmen, aren book and
agents, a branches Of business Ac
have al all times number Of good situations on hand whc
pay RON 500 $4,000 Those Of situations
any Kind would do well call, have eac
the above which will enable place applicant
asuiabe acquani
nce all the above named cities which viii enable
give entire satsacuon all who with call
TAYLOR TAYMAN, No. 50 Second street,
between South and Gay.
Persons living Of the States and wish
70 obtain cities,
nave their wants Immediately attended by addressing W y
Postpsid, doing they win trouble and
pense which they otherwise would incur coming city
seeking employment for themselves address, i. -
No. 30 Second street,
nvN-du Baltimore, NJ !.
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Il 2H-
no OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

s nAns Of win sntsred upon book unless ~
payment Of the subscription be nads In advance
Distant subscribers forward snsy BY lssr the postage
on which viii be paid BY and all by ourselves s
,sfs transmission s .....-f,.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published uiwssky during sss,
Of Congress, and ssniweekly during the
subscriptions period lsss than year yscsivsd
srms propsrtionsdto Ia shove annual rates.
0 PosTMAsTERs snlAossed 70 act agents By
ending subscribers with 80 enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscrbe with sss snsossd Ave WEEKLY sub
crber enclosed win be entitled 10 Of the
diton ~ they furnish u subscribers Tor, srsiA
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CAuTIoN IcxrHA.

| CAUTION EXTRA.
aaHe o. s. r Townsend and uses lis name g pa
which tsy call Dr. ownsends sarsapaia dc
and never was but was formerly worker railroads. canals and
not lie sending out cards l SeaSsS
II S Sss s s ny das
5sSs al o. oaD he Cd
doctors Likeness his family coat OF arms and his signature across
| JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, l02 Nassau street, New Pork city
.s sss =. d. s s e S
Compelled n u y Which ssn ss
kept out q market and the sales cireanscbed TO those only who
persons Who had healed u sore
and saved from DEATH proclaimed It's excellence and won
| Grand ANA unequaIIsd preparation
on the seae and called for throughout the
Unlike :. Townsend., 4 with and
BY seiennc man The highest and lie
~ 1s,S sssa as
som 70 s sss %sa oe
for d s and acid
a are 80 volatile tina, they entirely evporas and are lost in the
only al sss
le principles which dy on in vapo Or as an exhaaon under
gives to il all It's value. The -. -
Genuine Old Doctor Townsend's sarsaparilI.
removed, everything capable becoming acid, mena
in pure and ror and thus Il Is rendered
y e losing any @ Y valuable and healing Pre-
paw " l G,,r NJ I'm s,,,rss s. a,s NV
favor by and children We find doing wonders in
TivEsEss onTASEous ERGrToNs ,FiaFLEs BL6TcR
Es, and all affections arising from
Ilnpurtty OF the blood.
marvellous efcacy IN all complaints arising from In
from asy q he stomach from s de-
hands, ehs body.
an ven,e ,S r ~ he n,s ,,no,
every other mart nm n nohns Ia more manss
seen and acknowledged than In all kinds and stages Of
n ,o,ls ,vonae IN 800, - 49, ,l. !, ,h;,o.. s,,,. c ,
woI oSstuced suppressed Or paia menses rpua,S Of @
ihe kidneyp di.ease ' '' a'u 20 ~ ~ s " 'oi'"' "
by removing distractions, and regulating the
So ~' ,s. $3.50 .. ay' a .,'...ss A i VI
and thus preven,s or reeyes ga, variety n o, dsa.e.
spinal irritation neuralgia, 81 Vuss Dance swooning epepuc h
Y, q , M s ,, a;, - su =, 40 800. =, r., .,
In which can ever ha never sour spo and therefore,
can never lose rs curative ceanses he oo excls'
geson relieves the bowels and constipation nham
ene saua al over e and the
reaxes al structures and ngness removes all obsuc
IONS and invgoaies the entire system Is this them
The medicine You pre-eminently needs
But Of these things be said Of g. p Townsends inferior
arueief THIS young mans liquid Is not TO be
Compared with the Old Doctors,
and NEVER sPOIs, while the other DOES IL emen,
ana oows Me oss containing INTO ngmsns ne sour acld
compound be poisonous The syemi What put acid into
already diseased with acd What dyspepsia but acid
10 VI MOI M nnow a wnen ooa soa IN our what ms
dnga % cnoc and corruption o. INC blood
,e Suo, hin b n.o " @ "na %G SS
IA we , S and y. ~ d
which and thus spo al de- uids Of the body more
less What causes bu sour acid AUDI Which nsn
80, t,a,s
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TO CONTRACTORS.


blue RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received by undersigned ut his Office in
Brooksvlle Abemne county, Virginia. until the LIST Of
next for the construction OF the tunnel through the Blue RIDGE
geier with the decpcut and embankment connected herewith
each end.
The 1850 long feet wide and 20 feet high
with ditch side will slope easwardy OF 81
feet the mile and 200 feet below the Of the
being distinctly stated in this whether the Eastern
half Is bid for. .3l.I tHu.rI '-.-
and will obtain from the undersigned all information
The payments will be with suitable reservation till the
completion of the contract The energetic
prosecution Of the work, will be expected.
Printed forms Of proposals will be application TO the
undersigned. N
By order President and Directors
Aug 1l-dtoct1 Engineer Blue Ridge railroad.
0-PrOp0sals received until the 18th OF
October next for the construction Of railroad
side Of the mountan about eight and half miles, comprises
Sept b-tl5th Oct q. CR0ZET.
respectfully public they
ceved for sale large and assortment Of excellent n
ture viz;
DO marble-top and other dressing bureaus
Do rocking and paror chairs Of every description
DO marble top, centre, and scroll pedestal card tables
marbleop closets stands ~.
Handsome painted chamber consisting dressing
wash closet French bedstead table, and four cotage chair
rosewood, and every other description
Cane and woodseat chairs, rockers, &C. r.
Round back, office, and children's chairs ts.
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
Alarge lot glass pickle and preserve Jars, with
100 dozen glass tumbers, Of various sizes
Ivory and buck handle knives and forks
50 handsome gilt and Powered walters
Twist double and single barrel guns
With large house furnishing
dating terms. GREEN TAsTET,
Sep 23-eod2w Concert Hail.
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For BALTIMORE
a 41e>1 THE steamer osCEoLA will, Sunday, the -
R,sa&&ap Of September, making IMP week 10
The above place, leaving Washington every sunday
O'Clock Returning leave Baltimore Tuesday al
O'Clock She will regularly, going and returning,
Ieonardown, Md st. farys ive Md and Cone river, Val
and nj the usual landings the Potomac for signals land
FOR NORFOLK
The osceolr for Norfolk every Thursday at
O'Clock Retur ning Norfolk Friday O'Clock
p. m. Passage and fare IS.
She touches, returning the usual
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
sepD Captain
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THE next Of this institution win commences me second
Inject OF youth thoroughly Christian pn-
Cor the junior and senior classes Of college,
extensive In
languages and science, and the greatest pains taken
Instruction In branch Terms gao
payable advance Parents sending pay
slsO each. Bedding go per session ertra
send requested 20 give early notice. that places be
or An who purpose entering school
y requested 10 present themselves punefuaiy s first day II
the session Application Cor admission and further information be
addressed he Rector once Theological Seminary Fsisz
county, Virginia. Aug w-asw6w
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new r.n ssyIes Of C.ssssrss vsssing. and Cloths.

Fall styles of Csssinssres, vestings, and Cloths
nUvALL BROTHER tsiors, Pennsylvania
Gadsby Hotel, would their
generally the arrival Of their fall goods, which hav
carefully selected in from the best houses IN the New
York market We made 20 order
usual style elegance and good they can b.
bought establishment here north OF
Also full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen, such
Shirts merino shirts and drawers SILK shirts and dnwei
SEM oo-3aw3wif DUyALL 4 BROTHER.
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d. Lives nsured... 1U
JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President.
Isaac AssArT, Secretary. -
p jonssros, NJ D., opposite City once, 5h street,
Physician. go
fhamphes explanatory principles operations the
company can be had application the AGENTS enice
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NOTICE.The subscriber inform the citizens and
public generally that he has just employed worknen from Bu
from the northern of skill and experience
which, with his knowledge
thirty years, enables him confidence that be
prepared manufacture jewely silver
Ac, superior aud cheaper than other establishment known &c
this section the county. respectfully
requested leave their orders with
Penn avenue, between On and 10Th streets.
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DEG IN ,ppm The citizens Of Washington and the District
that they branch Of their New York house
this civ on Of 10Th where
nave fl and copec Simple and Fancy Stationery
OF American ENGLISH French German manufacture. They
vie narfcular surntou FANCY AND OTiNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS and beg 10 say tha
nom tho facilities they in importing goods
The manufacturers abroad they enabled
purchaser be found any other inshs city.
Sept fi--Imf sls
plsckwoed's Edinburgh Msxszine for September
ID 1919, this day received Cor sale by
Bookssilsrs, near oh street.
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SEPTEMBER Report OF the Mutual IAfe Insuranc.
Company Of New York. Once No Is Wall street
Ne accumulated fund August l5fe exceeding eS72o 0o
This institution during september hun
lred and policies. viz q Wv ~
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Inv
100 pairs 3 point sentnelia blue Mackinac bIauk. N ms
Is BY 81 inches and weigh ten bounds :"
400 pairs point gennala blue Mackinac blankets measur
o pair point Sspnaia blue knac blankets, to
Dry Goods.
1000 yards scarlet strouds
go yards blue strouis ,rH tE.|g|a la
sSS ysId: ssy Y; sIo; s blue
$50 yards fancy list cloth, green
5000 yards sased III liz s eoth 0' blue
s ;Ss S sssss, .: ss; Il. ys s; I'D
- dozen eo;ion Msdras hanShereb,efs
i 90 dozen black silk handkerchiefs Wf.
40 dozen q c cos.on sh haI gHf.
20 dozen "a wco yI r'. sl%wIs
sVS yards E eosne se eS' E,snc, calico
1000 o yards Merrimac calico
sSSS yards yards S GsorS S.n stripes
Zoo Yards cottonade 81.
1900 Yards domestic snir,ns, unSisacbed
5000 wards domestic sheeass, unbieschsd
100 dozen woo Is soc rs AAa r''''
1000 600 yards yard" plaid GiiI ilse ey'''
SS0 aaannei shts
'F 1S nai;co shir,s
400 pounds linen thread
no p ponn .u oop cn,,an No. liam
20 pounds Sew sewing six N.. ~
4r0o Yards Sed licking u A.,
70 70 yaius saunes" ..,,.In. vs.
100 sounds ChiSess vermiiion
$50 Sross fancy s and CLAW pipes - anu D'"'aA'
Hard~are.
g nests ofjapannsd kettles, 8 in u most
5000 gun hints
1000 Dish hooks
., o Is dozen fah n. lines
100 20 dozen combs, assorted
10 gross gun I worms $50
y dozen axes, to weigh from ~ ~ pounds
81 dozen hatchets, 20 weigh III pounds
-n . .asr,es slar' ~ ia :, ss
100 naif axes. 70 weigh sx pounds p'1A''
Is 1 Sroad axes % "''sn - POUNDS
10 aursr, n soss nlonoon.
$50 ps'Ss names sp'A' p'''"'''' :" . anu = men
80 pounds si brass sD fetaes
10 s Meedi ..s hoes
40 cross cut saws : fee, in length
100 1a"S. sas 'S Sss ''e' ~ 'e"s"
100 90 , eros. ss e.. say. ~ ID, als. a, ,,.
zoo Whi as,o, - csyds No g io 'ae"
' 20 Quarter, o socket ss. e his
"rA'''' '''' '"' '', Sa.,,, c.
ESQ Northwest nuns. TWO third. Of which mu., m,,..c N In
che; length o. barrel and e inches TO be deity
required
az " e indian aa ma nav ~ ,ne sres o. , ms
hrdware agricultural anu northwest guns are
H:hed under former contracts.
me Proposals sps may De DIVIDED INTO 'our parts, vni
asa bahkeu ....
ID Dry goods
a. nnIa n, 70 Inc'uae asncu''uh implements, &C.
~. T,. Noruwes gum .,,. 1890, -
any pan OF the contract according the above The
msn sevng 70 itself the nehtto determine whether the bidder
Ts aSes IL be applied TO the pucha..
WIN PC aeeu. s" ~, ne ne reserves he night to
of diminish me qunnny any OF ms ARTICLES named of
otner IN heu mefeo or require nj similar prices such
- may se wansea of o. otnef purposes the ad
al % al c e ns being equal VII &c but a.
samples W mhhsen aha ciohs are ofeikn mhnufacure
be necessary when domestic article bad r that sample Of
mould accompany me BAD 70 enable me department decide
neher OF equal qualify WIN me samples 70 be erhibited.
III me party 70 supply the Articles WI make an invoice o.
me embfaced IN me above list ana amx me prices IN dol
and cents aiwhch he or they VIII furnish them, deliverable In
fork o inc prefer. ~ about one halt he quan
before ne ish q Nay
each article specified In this advertisement and eS
@ NY W. cor. maanf m ., ns wsoae invoice consult
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Proven
UNITED STATES wHOLEsALE CLOTHING WARE


EVILS HANFORD, Nos. asa 49, 256, and ass Pearl street,
IL Fulton and Buring slpO New York. have
largest CLOTHING in United STATES,
adapted Shirts
keep endless variety Also manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, OF all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock sent by mail Orders promptly filed
LEWIS HANfORD,
Nos. 25a, a54, 256, and 25s Pearl st., N. Y.
June 0-9aw3m
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Mr. A. DE vAUDBICOURT bees leave inform the
I'll public and his friends that having permanently Wash
he intends devote his attention
Italian and spanish and Of piano
ing all branches References Of the responsibility
will given by applying his residence
d. door 90 Gbson Academy, at Davi
Mrs Andefsons stationery
July 17-eodn
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Concord Academy.
THE of tho LIST Of DC
r. VIM COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
LEWIS nj. COLEMAN, A. M.

.-H a.t..alsr REFERENCES. ..se .. ..r- .
Hon. John Y. Masonjs &'...
Dr. Il. r. Scott speaker Of the Senate of virginia.
Thomas J. Randolph, ESQ., Albemare;
Dr. Armistead Cook Portsmouth M
Robert e. Stanard esq, Richmond -.
VIM II. Harrison, esq. Prince George; > s @#s.
VIM. ii. Tayoe, esq. Mount Airy; La, 4. "a. '.. .
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex;
Andrew Hunter, esq. jefferson MA a, W I'D
Clayton g. Coleman, esq. louisa
John Tabb, esq., Gloucester .@f 'sr .@t .ra
WIN. ii. Roy, esq Gloucester;
Hon. Robert NJ +. Hunter, Essex /; ~ r.
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. D., Bishop of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. BayIy, M. c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; y.s# .Hs 4srE ,s Pa
Hon. James A. Seldom M. c.;
Gen. Bernard Peyton,s Richmond; -. '. #.t.# H~ .@,
Hon. James M. Mason,t Frederick; ... ,..... "a
Rev VIM Friend, Port Royal; ..
John Il. Bryan, ESQ., Gloucesterj %aa SHy, % .,a.
Thomas 8. Gholson, esq., Petersburg;
Miers w. Fisher, esq., Northampton .a. a... .
John w. Tyler esq. Wanenton;
George f. Wilkins esq., Northampton
Francis L. Riyes, esq. Petersburg a5,g.s. su ..
Gentlemen who either have had present
members Institution.
SENS n fTotaI1 d..
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Christopher Grammer,
Attorney and C0unselloy 0f Lau

Christopher Grammer,
Attorney and Councillor at Lau,
AVNG removed Pennsylvania Avenue
tween Az and 9th Streets he will continue Practise law in the
District, prosecute Congress-
paImens Board Of Commissioners Mexican
Aug l2-eOd2m
acknowledgements and Preventive.
NR. AMATI'S ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta-
BILE Ingredients totally from any mineral substance
bnng strengthening powers
discovered and prescribed Dr. Ama celebrated phy.can
abdominal diarrla,
sene bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders of
the liver &c
eecual these submitted remedy those
attacked by prevailing fatal scourge,
yenye To a who be fortunate its first nsdious
symptoms.
10 be had wholesale and retail at Caruss Music Saloon
yvana l and 10th and the principal
drug Of Washington Georgetown and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions with many Interesting
certificates, each bottle OF the liberal
Orders from Of the United States
promptly attended All communications must be paid
Aug. 3-lawn SAMUEL CARUSI X CO.
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DHoNoGRAPHY.-Profe~or penlsmlp p yorce.er tescber
Of Phcnossphy during The schools this
city continues private mrs
Fosters On street. between and - reasonable
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philip BARTON KEY VIII attend to any busines
be may be intred with before either Of the courts Of this Dis
uc and viii also attend Of claims before Con
pe.s and me Departments. Once on street.
wAsHrseros, July le, 1915. July l7-3awtG
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CaEAP SCHOOL BOOKS Of every Kind AZ rAyier q
" Msuryr Bookstore, near ON
sisfe. and copy-book and pens very low pricesi
Aug no
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HENRY 2; EooTE win hereafter paca.e in ne suprem
letter. addressed him may be directed either Jackson
missfssipp, % 70 ms city. July ~
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Gentemen who either have had have wards
members of the Institution.
Sep 2-6 fIntel -ha s. ..a.s DDS
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7 KNOX WALKER win practise law In the suprems
~ Court United saes, the prosecution
claims against government Addf.ss washneton D. G.
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GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods w.reroon

NENE.HAL House Furnfshfng Dry Goods WarerooIn
VI CLAGETT q DoDsON respectfully inform al
intending house,
hed and prepared their for te reception Of
line
city o. d. viii be absent days
purpose making purchases and would respectfully
may preuics, best and
sortent choose from wait their They win
1 store
snperb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, low priced DO
/ Damask rwiled and plain Venetian Carpenng
Together with everything and good which be needed
their line. Aug 2S-4f2w2awif
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PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMENT IsrkRIok,
OFFIcK iSDIAs AFTAIRs, September ~, lSi9.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be the Office q
missioner Of Indian Aair Washington city until 10 O'Clock
Thursday the lsi day Of November next Tor furnishing the fol-
lowing goods Whereabouts,
Indians, deliyefablen he city Of New York,
Biankefs.
white Macknae blankets Measure 60 by -
- inches, and weigh eight pounds N
800 pairs white Maeknac blankets "a by 90
III inches, and weigh SIX pounds Il
point white Maeknac blankets measure a nv ~
inches, and weigh i've and quarter pounds = =
$50 ~ point white Macknac blankets 10 measure IS by SO
inches, aud weigh four and q quarter pounds
900 pairs point white Mackinac blankets measure "a
inches and weigh three and u quaner pounds
400 pairs point scarlet Macknac blankets ~
inches and weigh eight pounds N
~ blanket 10 measure "a INV M
inches aud weigh six pounds I'M
100 pairs 3k point Macknac &C by
inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs point Mackinac blankets,
incles and weigh eight pounds = n
$50 pairs ~ point green Macknac 81 by
inches and weigh six pounds
lD0 pairs ~ point genea blue Macknac
W by ~ inches, and weigh pounds n
100 pairs point gennela blue Macknac
10 BY ~ inches, md weigh eight pounds
O pai ~ point geptnela blue measure
"a by " nch6s, and weigh six pounds z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-27
Fresh Groceries.

VENHE subscriber begs leave to acquaint his old
- friends and customers, tha: he is receiving
large additions TO his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at lhe old stand of Austin g. Clegg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landng
to which he invites the attention of purchasers
being satisfied that he can sell as low as any 9TH
er establishment, for Cash or Country produce
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt SO kegs nails
100 % coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbs and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Whlskey t- 20 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar 20 soap r
Is bbs molasses 10 IS Gunpowder tea
lO " loaf sugar 10 g Starch
Is, 900 lbs iron assorted 30 ss boots and shoes
300 plough mouds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 sides upper do
ioO sets wagon boxes doz painted buckets
300 lbs cast steel, En- sacks pepper
glish, Blister, German, ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin ware, queensware, and saddlery-
Also few articles in the Dry Good line, and
many others too numerous to mention; all of
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-27
EASTERN MERCANTILE HOUSES.
ROKENBAUGH, CONNER 8. DATER,

No. 81, MAIDEN LANE, New York.
TNHE subscribers invite the attention of Merchants
to their large stock of Foreign and Domestic
goods, selected for the South western and Indian
Trade, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
July, IS49 -I5-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-27
Invaluable Family Companion.

TX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
oof Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the
Heart, and all Female Diseases. 234 pages 25 en-.
cravings. Paper so cts; bound rs cts Mail to any
Part-postage l-2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, So Mail to
any part, % cts postage. Inhalng Tubes, Silver
3D. by mail, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect, SO to SO, for all Ruptures, Falling the
bowels and Womb, and Weak Back, and Chest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Support ers
orRuPture Supporters give height from head to foot
and circumference of person next the surface lust
above tie hips If Rupture, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad
dress DR. s FITCH
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb. "a, I64S II-Iv