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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
o. C.. Sterling g. Co.'s.
Vl@IgSAaLTlNGjGlAo
WORMS WORMS
OLEU.M CHENOPODH COMP OSITU.M,

=,
AsAFE, EFFICIENT AND UNRIvALLEp vsRMiFuoE.
ssVUNHE opinion expressed by writers, that
Il Worms harmless inmates Of the intestinal
canal is most assurcdly founded
ton Chorea, epilepsy, bydroccpifsus, emaciation,
COMMISSIONS mania, paray isis cvcrs dropsy, and
variety oil anomalous disorders times the imme-
date consequence from the irritation of Worms the
bowels and OCCASIONALLY speedily disappear after the
expulsion of the Worms - DR.. Eberie's Practice.
Testimonials ofthc highest and most satisfactory
actcr OF the safety and efficiency ofths unrv allied prep
ration are daily furnished but when publshcd they
are rarely read orbear giving them publicity, be-
iieving that its intrinsic value will prove It's highest
commentator.
The vermiiuge is prepared upon strictly scientific
principles and Of the purcst ingredients all possessing
acknowledged anthelmintic virtues. TRY II ! and be
satisfied of its virtues.
CERTIFICATE.
PAoE Co., Va, Nov. 30, 1871.
- hereby certify that have used O. G. Sterling &
CO.'S Vermifuge among my children and have hest
fancy IN recommending il TO the public a safe and
powerful medicine for expclng The heads Of
every family ought 10 keep il in their houses.
d. NJ. DOvAL.
Prepared and sold by J. CtARY, Harrisonbure va
5J~Ihe above matchlcss Vcrmfuge can be had at the
following places Eskridge & Cushing Stanton H. f.
ridian. 49, ~
March %, 1s4e
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
BEWARE OF couMTHRFETTs

TIE genuine Brdllreth IitIs can be Obtained at
Me following places:
VIM. Kyle, Stanton; w w King Wayncsbo
rough; WIN. Ill. Bell Cburchvile; p. A. Hciskell,
Lebanon w Sulphur Springs j. r. CyrcIc, Par
uassus II. Mcsscrsmith, Mt. Solon r. Maupin,
Mt Sidney; Jas. M. Stout, New Hope; ID. & w.
Whi,pore, Mt. Moridian; B. f Graham, Green.
vile J 5. Guy DcerGcld; McGufin, s. Co. Mid
way; Col. w II. Allen Green Valley, Bath Co 4,
JohnU Dickinson, Marlborough Springs David G.
Creek; w VI. Douglas, Mt. Scion: Hobbs & Tay-
Tor, Valley Mills; w NJ. Dudley, Jennings Gap.
July d, I849 Pm.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
Aseatly-lnadc Clothing.

consisting in part, of Fine Cloth Frock Dress and
Business Coats of all colors; Silk, Cotton, Tweed,
Summer Cloth and Jeans Goats; Black Cloth and
rancy Cassslmere Pants, great variety Of Sum
mer Pants; Black and Fancy Satin, Silk and Plaid
Vest, and every article for Gentlemen's underwear
Without individually opposing anybody, we offer
cur Goods cheaper than ever sold in the town of
Staunton, and comparing in prices with any other
establishment in the State. Our connections in
Baltimore and steady receipts throughout the sea
son, enable us TO have stock we'll assorted we
therefore most earnestly solicit the patronage oflhe
citizens of Staunton and County of Augusta, and
beg leave to inform them that they would do well
to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
0o- Store Room in the Basement of the Virginia
Hotel, next door to the Law Office of BAYLOR g.
Conner WALDEAUR s. POLLITZ.
Staunton, May 2, IS49.-tf.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
eNefczIN1eC Tailor.
LAT@ST FASHIONS
To meg Customers g. the EssxLktc.

rTNHE subscriber, grateful to the people of Staun-
ton and Augusta County, For The patronage he
has received since his commencement in business.
takes this method of informing his Customers and
the public, that he has just received the
SPRING ANDSUM MINER FASHIONS,
and is prepared to make Gen.lemen's wearing an.
parel in a neat, fashionable and workmanlike man
ner, and at short notice. In addition TO the work
done In his own shop, and for the Accommodation
OF those who wish their work done in City stvle ba
has made arrangements with an establishment in
Philadelphia, by which he can have Car matIa
aud delivered at short notice.
ADDI1rIONAMo
The subscriber has in selfdefence, purchased IN
Philadelphia, quantity of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which he will sell cheap, and warrant the work in
stand He has also received supply of CLorHs.
CAssIMEREs, VEsTINGs, TRiMMiNGs, &c.. whirb
he will sell low for cash, or on short Credit tn
punctual customers
Shirts, Cravats, Handkerch'S Suspenders tsIov.s
Socks. &c., all of which will be sold low.
e. N. Bile has removed his Store n tina
large frame building nearly opposite the Virginia
Hotel, and just below the Confectionery establish
ment of d. A. Pitman.
d. w. ARNOLD.
Siaunton, April 1s, le49.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
New and Cheap Goods.

RkOWN s. FULkS have just received their
Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, consisting OF general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
'oare, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.,
which they will dispose of very ow-and would
say to purchasers that they will find il to their in
teresi to give them call and examine their Goods
and prices before supplying themselves elsewhere.
~ B-Sland opposite Morris s. Goodies
Stauznsa, May Is, lS49.-tf.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
N'OTECE.
That Cool Brink, Again.

7SIRE
rE'IIE CARBONATED MEAD, can be had
regularly during the Season, by calling at my
Confectionery, opposite the Spectator Office Come
and try it. B. f. EVANS.
Stanton, June 20, 1910.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
The baltimore Clothing store.

'INHE undersigned take pleasure in informing all
= who are in want of cheap and good Clothing,
that they have opened in the town of S,aunton, a
large and well assorted stock Of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25

CAUTION.
Owing to tho great and immense saio Of DR.
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, number of men who
formerly Agents have commenced making Sarsaps
rla Extracts. Elixirs Bers, Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c. They generally put II up in the same shaped bot
Ties aud Of them have stolen and copied our
advertisements, they only worthless limitations and
should be avoided.
Principal OHce, 1876 FULTON Street. Sun Building,
". Y and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally hroug bout the United States West Indies and
the Canadss
For sale by DR.. E. BERKELEY, stauntoD, va
Nov 1919 -
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He,nnie Medicine.

Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparla is sovereign and speedy
euro ncpient Consumption, Barrenncss Prolapsus
Ueri Falling Of tho Womb Cosveness Piles Leucor-
rhea, Whites, obstruced difficult Mcnstruation,
Incontinence of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostr OF the systen-no
whether result Inherent produc-
cd by irrcgulary. illness occdent. Nothing be
surprising than its nvgorating effects the hu.
frame Persons of all weakness and lassudc. from
taking il become robust and full Of energy under
its influence. IL Immediately counteracts the nerveess
of the female frame, Which the great OF
Barrcnness twill be expected Of us, in of
delicate exhibit certificates of performed
bu, the afflicted, that hundreds OF
have been reported to Thousands of where
families have been without children, after using few bot
ties of this invaluable medicine, have been blessed with
6ne, healthy offspring.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

To THE LOST ARE FoVNp.-The barque Me. Lellan lately arrived al New Londoa, from Davis Straits, brings that may lead to the discovery of the long lest Sir JoHS FRANKLIN, and may save Secretary Clayton any further display of eithef his sympathy or ignorance on that secre:
 About ihe lst of August, while tas Mcclellan lay ia Ponds Bay, sn inde eaIatioe of Bafin's bay ia lat i4, lou. =, the natives of tine coast came board the Chieitain, English whaIeman. and gave information by signs that t@0 large ships then lying ia Priacs Regents iulet, and had been there fast ia the ice for four seasons; and being asked with regard 10 those oa board. whether they were dead or alive they replied ia the same way that the not asleep" tthsl is, not dead but were all welt. 1t considered by the Eag- lishman and by Capt. Chspai that the ships of Sii John Franklin were clearly meant.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
The st. Louis Couyeution.

Alter taking the whole Union generally and Mem pms particularly under it's protecting wing" this body completed it's labors. by the adoption of resoiu Ion calling apoa the United States to provide ,rAeut "e'Sy Tor the construction ofs " Central road' from 'ae Mississippi valley to the Pacific ocean This 't"frai road Is, ia the opinion of the Convention grand iraak road leading directly to St. Leuis. with branches to Memphis and Chicago The S.. Louis Union says:
 Ihs is such a road as not simply Chicago, St Louis and Memphis require; bat i, is such road as wanted by the Great West The resolutions, "nich will go 10 Congress, are the voice Of that P"Pu'a''on which Is already so great--~hich is saooung so rapidly up iaraihs statare Of a giant, ana ~n'eh will. eae day. 1T il chooses, give laws to We U hion, That voice oaght to be regarded. It ~'u doubtless linda response from the bosom of the convention, to assemble next week at Memphis a"u VIII e repeated in echos and rs-echos through os. ihe West. until t shall penetrate the recesses ~ .ie deaiest ear im the unioa.
 NO pretences were shown for either of the prin. e.HAi cities Ia Inc immediate valley of the Missis sippi' St. Louis. Chicago aad Memphis. were al paced ca the same footing It was impossible Fo, .hs.Conyentlon to overlook these cities: becasss me course sf trade and the progress of events pola men out as sstabiished-we may add iaessiaais aaa ~sassiaea--sssmiai, in ,his immediate region.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
\ TisIl to q Sleepy HOIIaw.n

The following lstter has bssn sent uu by friend for publication. It contains ain anirnaied dcscfip ton of scenes that inssparubly associated with tho classic legends of country and ths struggle for liberty and life. It is from the pen of u s 3 BUcKsEa. U LA, at Pseseat Aa taus Professor iu the Military Academy at West PSlnt He Is one oi the very few representatives Of Arkansas in the U S. Army. He graduated at West Point after the commencement Of the war with Mexico, and was immediately assigned to one Of the regiments undor the command of the gallant Gen. WORTH. During of the Astecs. he received wound, and conducted himself with distinguished gaIIantry. His acknOw- lsdeed saIents. and superior professional ability, have since procured him tho place of distinction which he now occupies.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
SUR E!
uas m ms4DaRaDsaDaDaDe
PrOtectian Fire and Marine Insurance Gem.
 pany of Hartford, Conn. TScoRPomGFKp N, iso5. ANNUAL rRxmluMs, CAPITAL
 nrnaxN Axn et,HFf.pN FpNu. 5sss4

GKsHtS old and responsible company continues an
 \ tsAae policies on The most favorable teFtnk. nn
 dwelling -bouses household furniture, s,cses. sneks of goods watehoases and teais, mills and nsnn. iacio,ies &e &c., against LOSS 0H DAAAGB BY FIRE. Also on goods, wares, and snesrhah. dize against the hazards of INLAND TRANS FORMATION, and upon the CARGokS Of SEA VESSELS.
 The Protection Insurance Company having, ID tha last a5 years, paid MANY neLLAas a thriF several agencies throughout the United States and the 1titish Pfovitess. have estahlshrda tst repa-
 aton ior soivsaey and fair drang, which challenges eoa,pasison with aav other insurance eonpaay on the continent of Aneties. The annexed exiraetircm an article on the subject of insurance eotnpanteFs ssken rom the x \ Day Book, exhibits briefly ths standing and policy ei this eompanys The maneNed men oi the aacisnt aRd aiwnyS prosperous city oi ifot have, for aif erntutys been latnou< ihrotfghaat ihe unioa. tcs ths care, discretion, figid honesty, and unFaryfng success with which they has larmed and maRaged corpora tions of this iescriutinn No HarItord Bunk Ea- sarance csapang has eeer tattcdt These companies have for more than whole generation, scattered their rsks in nearly every Stale in the UnioH. and have never failed 10 pay the able losses which they have insured against"
 Ali losses Mi.ng upon policies saned ey the under signed, win be promptly xhjastea sud paid bt tha General Agency 0tee, Ieeas ai Cincinnati, o. large poriion ot te funds of the company, tlneia.
 ding ali nreniutns received ai the western agencies is deposited with the General Agent of te T~m- | pany. at Cincinnati lou the payment of wesl A southern losses.
 Appy to VIM. B. WATT.
 Iifle Rock. Oa. ls. Islg.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CaEscExr OFFICE,

Monday Moraing, October %, ls49. { = Caitoa.--rhe accounts by the Europa. which were unex peeledly favorable fer gFea, s,ape, have given great hrmDess To the cottoa market The business of Saturday reached fully 2600 bales, su advance being established of fully 3aGtsc upon the rates of Thursday last, and quotations are arranged accordingly.
 Interior. .pone. Mid. Fair. .l0sa.9 0t, Ordinary, ,.... s14 S9i Far log Iail MddIing. 95s@97s Good Fair. .nominal Good M"kllsas ln1s-S lUI4 Good and Fne nominal
 Sugar and Mstasses. slowing to ths rain, bui little done in sugar, the few sales being al 3349jc for Common and Prime crop. New Molasses, 2ic. R gallon, and dni
 Flour r--lhe market dal; barely 1000 barrel. changed hands, including roo bbs Illinois al Sl 75 and two lots said 10 be at Sl 7a tY bbl o1 the icyee.
 Cora.-Little or none left on the Ievee, and nc sales of consequence. ProUisisas.--The Lard market duIi md sales in. dica,e d decided decliDe. The principal lots takcI were 22l bbs. prime t9a, sj and t6l on ihe evee d 6la 300 kegs No. at 5S and 500 do. al 1 l. 6c t To- Bacon dull al 5sa51ac c. for good Sides an, Shoulders, Pork selling in small parcels al 8 62 for Mess, and S5 g is for Prime. Ce5ee GOO bags new Rio were sold in one To at lAe Y lb.
 Gussy Bags.-i60 bales sold at i0s4e. each fo new bags
 Itaiskey.-The II last sales were at 2l l, iS22c. pc gallon ios Rectited, sad 2slsfS2ic for. Raw.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
NRW annm.

vrynr s,s.e,,h.,, have received rrs lalr mFvalss N a Fnu Sts,k nf e p.ia, amnte Nlsien taAY v soW,s ,l.r l,,lscwi isg as,cless ss4 &sA VI " tnri I2-t Bfows, D ts-iicAs Se%. 1sts - esA VI md Is>l Bleaeh~s,s se Linen ssa ceisea Gshs9Ass t.alsr..-s ia Rsest variety; isaNvila yugsesa sat tsrsl,na O.nsAssgsi Piasa snd SssIpea Css:sNefx7 ! ,iiia~lts. l.insrss ksffaeky testis ssa hefsssss i5G ms Blankets. alt qassiseis hiessAsa aila 9ses C .llar D. nl,ax l,is6 I.iavnS Table Ltnse NAs. Sias. DlApsis and Es4sh- Whsa~, Nd a,,a sssss Fseas~is; Back sud eescrra AiPsssss Tan - F sasra N.,ssssa e ls.is,ess Saa~lss Isnea aH tt. ..s C1,.eks SIR .ssa sost~a lfFtfs Assilss Usshe ,aers cod Cation II <e. do 0kss~s. Lsass cs''s''sss Hdkts Ae., Sc. &e.
 Etny Sak 8 sI Rso Ceaee; Thgss HNs.. neM Boss Sasar; Casshrsi, Powdrfssh hesi saa 1tAst hsi sugar ls.pss,ai aaa GNnpowslsr fess Sl.sFsa C.o.ltrs. Sp~ru. and i,ssd Ct; Coarse aHt fsWe Ssit; Maiasses O:dRys Watskry O"~ fiFs Pars Cs,xnsas Brandy i: One do Champagne da Amrff. ssa le Hoissaa Gssa; ChaHapsgse, Cart ahd Malaga Wines; I.eaas Ssgar; krieliep, fsEPsf S,uce. P'esies, Pepper, Sriers sA'sfAnss t''1'ses
 haRD WaRE.
 Raiis and Screws, Heayy Rsn Isacsss McFs.se Eneks Pate f.teks, Ciuset I,aeks. Ttehk LCchs. Ch.s, Ioeks, Pal Laekss nrads, FsskN b'os I.uchcs. Files aud Rasrs. lafgr sssasi'neM \. ~ Table Pocket Gallery haad, sRa'Is ant N.ah stws, Bsaad aud Chopr'tg Axss, Haleifesss Draw. -iag ksiVes. Aagers, Chtseis, Pla.n INss. AHger Ms. Siiraps, | lale Bits. Spafs- blsansa T.ele aad Tea Spoons Iron ii Gs,maa S4lves do. ka~ sors shears Seisnas. &r.. Sc.
 floors. SHOES. HATS, Ae,
 TeaCases Ksp Btagans, made to ussier~-a geoA sFticle Mems and Boys Calf. Kie aad Cee'se I1ofs Shoes and Bsogaas. Cloth Caps. fina s.sk, Mosa and Gla1pa Hlss Saddles, B,idle. bssale hillne, Mariiagsles Csciagi~s, Gaths. H"Ese aad Mase Caiiars Hamss, Saal.Ie Bags Whips, &c Sc.
 Sweeds. English aud AIas,icsA Iron; Cast, Ger man. Spring and Blister Steel; Horseshoe Naiiss Castings. Nails, Spikes, &e., Sc.
 The above goods have most of them hrrn recently selected. ia Boston. New York aud Fhslase'phsAs and although we cannot afford 10 sell thesa a 'seost and charges we will sell ihsm at Feaseaahie Psos h,s tor CAsm os in exchange ios Cotoa, FeliFless Beef Hides. Be~swax, &e These ia waHt ot Feosis will find il to their s.ssastage to cali ai sx xaliha our stock, No charge for ssesing goods,
 T. D MERRfCK & C0s
 Oct, ga, Is4e Sssantsat Landing.
 Gazette and Democrat copy three weeks.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Fagiiires ia Gretce--'rhe Greeks have published an invitation, offering an asylum in Greece To the Ingative patriots of al those nations who assisted them in their sIuggle tor liberty. credit oi 100 ,000 draehms has already been opened Tor that purpose. and large building, he Hole de 'orient fitted up for their reception. The inhabitants of fhe lonian Islands have been invited 10 join in the de- monstra,ion. About eighty Italian iugatiyes have already beeRIeceised al PAuas, with all possible hospitality
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Tks Mosquito Question n.-" Spectator" of the Btfnore SHn, writing from Washington on the S'h inst. says; "ln order o correct the many ra- mors anoat ss 10 the stand taken by this goyeIa- ment upon the Mosquito question, IL may be well 10 remark that instructions were long since sent to Mir BancIoit, our minister to England, and 10 Mr. Squres, our consul to Nicaragua, instrneting tbem that under no circumstances could England be per united to gan fIesh foot hold upon thIs continent. and that het pretensions about the Mosquito king d,m would not be recognized by this government.
 This s the stand taken by the President and Il will be maintained at all hazards.
 The same correspondent on the 9Th says: The tone oi the English papers in regard 10 American interference with British preienons m the Mosquito country, is very determined. It rumcred m England that Mir. Bancroft had been instructed to protest against the occupancy ny Grea, Britain of the San Jaan and the route thence to the lake. A government paper, the Sua, says that the people oi Great Britain will "support their government in any position they nsx take to protect it's just and necessary interests on This subject"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Cahi1atIen of Rice m .fiqbama.-The Mobile Herald ot Sunday announces ihe receipt of portion ct the new crop ot Mir IIasgerty. near We,nmpka n that State He viii make hundred tieTces this year; and the quality Is superior. The Herald says greater profits can be derived from the culture oi rice than from raising cotton. IL is a good example of the benefit of divefsiying the pursuits of the Southwest.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Whaihe People Waai.-As administration which N III command confidence at home. respect abroad. and facilitate, no impede. commercial inieI- course. Economy in the public expenditures. Moderate, equal and impartial legislation. The strict responsibility of public officers. AioiA over throw oi ihe whig party. This they will accom- pish next mohth aud thereby aeqaife all that they want in the election of hoatsi Jail i and iaeorap- h5e dem0crais. W. r, Repubtic.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Highly Iaportsai.--We are glad to learn from desHacb ia several of the niHg papers that the Secretary of the Treasury has given n0t;e that from and aeT the hrst of JauGary, 1850, British vessels will be permitted 10 bring produce 10 the uasted States from all parts of Inc world, m The same favored terms American vessels. This is another step in the right direction. The two greatest com fnprciaI nations Of the earth will now enter on an unrestricted competition in the carrying trade and II IS clear 10 us that boh will be immensely bene- fi,ed thereby. Gradually the shaekles imposed on trade and commerce by the aniiqua'ed restrictions and eguaiinns of by-gone age are removed, and each succeeding movement shows the advantages 10 the world Of liberal policy, Every advance made B liberalizng ancient laws and regulations,
 s additional security for the peace ot tbe ~otld, and important step in he progress Of civilization. AS trade and commerce become more Rnettered; as the intercourse between nations increases; in like degree he nests of preiadice dispersed, mutual knowledge of wants and interess IS acqairsd. causes ol dispute become less rumprous, better and Kinder feeling prevails. and The chances oi war and tuuait become less and less likely We hail the eon- inenc of the order Of things with heartfelt
 joy and satisfaction another evidence furnished by the tao greatest commercial powers, thai with them the principles oI free trade hencelofth ie be the ruling policy. ~. 0. Courier.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Naiire Wiass.--rhe P-nnsy ivania Inquirer, states that vineyards are sprlhglug up everywhere that State. In the county of Berks. 60 poo gallons oi wine male per annum. At the Syracuse Fair, specimens ot American champagne, Inanafaet tared in the immediate neighborhood--also a specimen ol port wine, so called, manufactured from native grape found in the vicinity of Columbus, Georgia were exhibited No spirits oi any kind or eoioring matter Has mixed with it
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
ATTENTION. PLANTERS,

HAVE an hand s000 yards Kentucky Bseging. 50DU lbs. ksblaeky Rope end Twiae. which have purchased fIoth hfst hands in k~aiafky. and witi part with the same to Planters os ,bs most ar- eoBsmodating ierms. You are respectfully invited To cali and examine before making your faHi as . iangemeats for inc season. A. J. HUTT.
 Little Roek, Oct. |, iS59.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Ig" Mrs. Ordway heard gentleman doubling inc statement of an old maid that she only th,sly- SIX years of age " Il must be so,' said our friend :. ior have heard her leil the same story lor the past ten yeas.'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
GUNA, crNs,, GuNs,i,

LUST RECEIVED. sad for sale cheap for cash sb hne Double and Single harFelled Shot Gans, Riilrs, flint aud percussion gun Locks, NC, Ae. at inc Gansnilh shop, Main street where repair ing is deHe uP blue. by II. GRItEiTHS.
 Noy6 D.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

The Law of Muster and Apprentice. The Court Of Quarter Sessions, at Philadelphia cancelled the indentures oi an apprentice whose master had re- moved into another State, in which the boy Was unwilling to live.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
CwoCERlEs.

c UC.fR, Coffee, Molasses, cfashesi. p and Loaf Sugar; Superior Golden sy Berries, Currents, Pickles, Preserves, Jeliis Superior Teas, and Champaign.
 Fresh Labsters, SalmaH, a0d MaekeTs and Star Candles, Soap, ac., &e.
 Oct. 9, fss9. ]. D. Ai
 Near the Steam Boat Landing,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
NEW GooDsl NEW Go0Dsif

LUST received at Aaamss New store, aear the J Saeabosi Landing, large stock of winter DRY GOODS, Groceries. Ciothing, Hardware. Qseens- ware, Glassware, Stationery Hats ssd Csps. Boots aud Shoes, Sc, &e. Ali of which will bs sold as oery reduced prices Ali kiasa of country produce
 akrn in exchange for goods, st the highssa asrkss price. oct. 2
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

l15- One of ihe most noted gamblers in San Fran cisco Is said to be Spanish woman. She has been known to put up twenty-five pounds oi gold dust at a single stake.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Fsry Pro6abie. were looking for the latest report upon gebteman's fashions lately; New York house says there is much change in gentlemen pants this month i'' Very hkeSy.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

v Too TSas.--SoInebody who writes iruihfui than poeiically. says: An angel wilhoat money is noi so much thought ot, aow-a-dsys. dss.i with bag full of guineas.'