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The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
IN g U R ANCE! Protection Fire and Marine Insurance com
 pany of Hartford, Conn. INCORPORATED Is 1895. ANNUAL PREMIUMS, CAPITAL
 STOCK AND SURPLUS FUND,
s@B n AsaDaDDsaOaDOe

ssB n As@DGDGD s4DGRlDo YslIlS old and responsible company continues to \ issue policies, on the most favorable terms on dweliing-houses household furninre stores, stocks of goods warehouses, and tents mills and rnann- factories, &c., &c., against Loss OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. Also, on goods, wares and mere han dige. against the hazards of INLAND TRANS FORMATION. and upon the CARG0ES OF SEA VESSELS.
 The Protection Insurance Company having. he last D years paid MILLIONS OF DOLLARS at their several agencies throughout the United States and the British Provinces have established just rrpu- taiion tor sovency and fair dealing which challenges comparison with any other insurance company on the continent oi America The annexed extract from aa article on the subject of insurance cotnpanies. taken from the N Y. Day Book, exhibits briefly the standing and policy ofthis company:
 The moneyed men of the ancient and alwavs prosperous ciyof Hartford, have, for half century. been famous, throughout the Union, for the care discretion, rigid honesty, and unvarying success with which they have formed and managed rornora tions of this description. No Hariford Bank or Ea sardncs Company has erer failed! These companies have, for more than a whole generation, scattered their risks in nearly every Stale in the Union. and have never failed to pay the losses which they have insured against"
 All losses arising upon policies issued by the under signed, will be promptly adjusted and paid at the General Agency Office, located al Cincinnati q. A large portion of the funds of the company. finrii ding all premiums received ai the western agencies is deposited with the General Agent of the Com. paoy. al Cincinnati for the payment of western and southern losses.
 Apply to VIM. B. WAIT, .sCeat.
 1'1sH "oek' Oet' Io' io'S. 6:3m
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FREyH CR0CBRiES. 1t., ks., D DECEIvED PER STEAMERS PENNlWlT h AND DUROC, and for safe at the lowest prices among which are the following articles: s5 sacks Rio Coffee; 4 bbIs. Loaf Sugar; hhds Loaf Sugar;
 5 bbls. Rebciied Molasses; 20 dor. Painted Fails;
 \ boxes cheap Tobacco; S0 seta common Tcaeups and Saucsrs; s0 [" Edged Plates; 50 dog. 's Pitchers; box Shaving Soap;
 bale heavy Drislisgs;
 3 bales heavy AiabaIna Coasons. June l3. A. J. HUH.
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DRY GOODS.

HEAVY Twille2 Cotton 0snaburgs: Brown l1 sheetings and shirtngs; Negro Kerseys: Iiekings; Denims; blue and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; shifting Stripes; 64 Green Baze; beaeh,d aud brown Cotton Flannel; Bleached Drills; ll-4 Bseaehed Cotton Sheeing; all wool Fanneis; Gauze do.; Linen Lawns; Brd-eye and Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing Silk; French 1weeds; Black Cassi. nieres; black and white Spools; Marsha's Liaen lhreaa. No D to 50; White and Blue Mackiuaw Blankets, Daiiis' do; super-twild Whitney, do :; received aud for sale by
 July q. VIM. WATT.
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NEXT DOOR TO THE ANTHONY HOUSE AGAIN!
 ANOTHER SPLENDID STOCK OF WAQUllS9 Jy9 GY4AAY
 AND FANCY GOODS!

rthTm "A of i O the . or m
 dgenue
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LtRESH GRCERiES.--tD sacks Rio Coffee ; II 10 hhds. Agar; bbls. powdered Sugar. bbls. Loaf bgar; IF bbIs. Molasses;
 100 sacks Salt;I 6 hlf bbis. Cranberries;
 bbi. Curaf; F baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Star lsfdies; t hxs best Imperial Tea; bbls Rice ;logeiher with large assortment of Preserves; JeiR; Wines; CoEdisls; Pie kies; Salid Oiii Spanish 0Ees, de. just received, per steamer Philip Penny N Band for sale at very reduced prices,
 ay JOHN D. ADAMS.
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Fancy Goods.

Fancy Goods
 A large and splendid assortment of Centre Tabie Soler Lamps. Plain snd with Lustres, Gifando es, and Flower Vases, for the Mantle Pece also Plated and Brttsnia Casiots. AnI Candlesticks; Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, Tea Trays, Hair, Tooth Nail sud Shaving Brushes; $ lver Shell. BafIaIo Horn and Ivory, Tnek and Side, Dressing. Pocket and Fine Combs. and everything In this line.
 GENTLEME's FURNISHING GOODS.
 Flannel, Merino, Cotton and Silk Under-shrts and Drawers, all sizes. A splendid stock of extra me Linen and Cotton Shirts-with Linen Bosons, Collars and Rstbands, made 10 my own order ard guaranteed to iit: large stock and beautiful va rieiy Mefino, cotton. wool and silk socks, with Gloves oi all and every kind and quality--a com plete stock; and in the way Of crsvats--such a stock has never been brought to ttis State.
 his particularly desired that strangers, as well as gentlemen living in city. should call and see those beautiful Cork, Stitched walking and daiI- clng Boots. calculated for all seasons oi the gear No one sells !ha article but mysnIf At the same lime will show them Hat Beaver or Silk, "as isa Hat" Gum Elastic Goats, Caps, Leggins sad Shoes for ladies and gentlemen. ali sizes.
 This stock cannot be surpassed in the southern conhtry. will take in echange for any of the above goods. old gold or silveI, for which pay the full New York price.
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Coffee, SWgar Ae. 9l Bags Rio coffee; -- , Java do;
 Pepper;
 Ginger Root; Bbls Tanners Oil; Crushed Sugar Powdered do; Box refined loaf do; 4 " Lemon syrup; [" Black Tea; Chest imperial dc; zoo Lhs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

pACoN, FLOUR, &e.-lO0O lbs. Clear Sides: 1J casks extra sagar-eured Hams;
 common canvsssed Hams;
 " sugar-eured Dried Beef
 Beef Tongues; % kegs No. Lard;
 50 bbls. Ohio saperfne Flour--received, per stesmer < Beacon and for sale by July l7. VIM. B. WAIT.
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ATTEMION. pLAyTEReY

ATTEKfION, PLANTERb!
 HAVE on D Ad 5000 yards Kentucky Bagging, \ 5000 lbs. Kekieky Rope and Twine. which l have purchased bm first hands in Kentucky, and will part with thksme to Planters on the most &C., eommodating teas. You are respectfully invited to cal and examle before making your final ar- engagements for tit season. A. J. HUTT. Liiiis Rock, cd l, Isl9.
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MM xM A& MD NN7 4A M& MES M ILL, < Ai and hand saws; cotton and wool IVA cards, efn and coffee mills stocks and dies, horse nails; eSch wrencAes; steelysrds; iron mo- lasses gates; Joe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hookslnd hinges; brass top dogs; files; iron braces; bus; wrapping paper, &c.
 Received anlor sale by
 jan20 VIM. B. WAIT.
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BENyAMIN CALLErDER.

A0 42 end A. PeaYI Street, Boston, Massachusetts
 IlP0RTER AND DEALER IN
 FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE, LII Asa constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur A1 LERT adapted 10 the trade of the Southwest From an experience of twenty years in the trade of that section he is confident that he can supply merchants, either in person or by order. with the styles and qualities of goods desirable, and on terms that shall be satisfactory.
 '.' B. c. gives particular attention to copsigp. meDts of Cotton, Peitries and other produce of the country that may he consigned to him for sale.
 Sept. 25. is49-7-3-iy
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures 1. TIN, sHEET-IRON AND COPPER
 IEANUFACTONY.

ENhE subscriber keeps always on hand. and is con- l stantly manufacturing all sorts of Tin, sheet- iron, and Copper ware, of the best materials, and in the most durable and substantial manner.
 He will pnt I'D bills, and fill orders for Merchants, Pediars and the residents in the country, on the shortest notice, cheap, and perhaps little cheaper than any one in the State. He has large and well selected stock of materials, and will do all kinds of Rspairs and Job For with the greatest neatness and despatch. All kinds of steamboat Work repaired and put in perfect order, at moments warning.
 Thankful for past favors. he hopes by diligence and attention 10 business to merit and receive con Jnnance of public patronage.
 Tin Spouts and Cutters made to order. for any part ofihe State F.. w McCRACKEN.
 Little Rock, Oct l6, ls49.-7-6-Iy
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R F EM.OVAT.

TOHN D. ADAMS has removed to the New J store recently erected on the South west cor ner of Bridcs and Martham streets, near the Steam boat landing, where he is now opening large and well selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, GLlSS and QaeensWare, Hais, Caps, Boots, Shoes etc., all of which will be sold at very reduced prices for Cash. A those wishing to purchase would do well to give him call; he will buy all kinds of Country Produce, and give the highest market pri. ces. Aug. 2o, leI9.
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ang M gsd m s*re1snee ~sm sm prepared hwok taken in unless will EIlIoN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

later than the first Of March following. Every
package must be entered on a suitublc bill OF
ladlng, and be accompanied by certificate
from the central authority of the United States
atcsted by tho proper officer approving OF the
transmission of the object therein contained, io
the care of the British Comm S ;ioners,
The form Of a return for an exhibitor is hero
unto annexed, in which the amount of space
vertical or horizontal, is to be set forth.
The accompanying letter under date Of the
9th August, 1850, and the circular 10 which it
relates, addressed by the Royal Cs.'nmissGn to
the various commissions abroad, to which are
annexed the several proposals. made by agents
IN the dilltre"t ports OF England, together with
the information for the Of foreign exhibit
tors and the article 'on the prizes and jutcs,
which bears date July Goth, 1850, will give, it
is bo'icved, all needed information to American
exhibitions, in respect to the conditions aud
clrcnmstai ccs of the exhibition.
In conveying articles from the place of pro-
duciinn To that Of cmbarcatiun for Il gland, it
Is hoped that stealHbos, and railroad companies
III the Unite States will treat American exit
litors with the same hbcrality which has bccu
manifested abroad, where goods destined TO the
exhibition are conveyed free of charge.
The papers above alluded to will he exhibit
cd by the committee
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AUTUMN NEGOTIATIONS!
+ "A l. Il "A MD WIN Il II IL
FASHIONS FOR 1850!
CHAS. A. SMITH & co.

NllAtS' "a t'Nl L IL " W.,
WOULD respectfully inyite their patrons and
w the pubic to examine their NEW STYLES
OF GARMENTS tor the present and coming seas
on. Together with their new and unusually large
Stock. which, regards original styles, richness Of
competent judges to b. lar superior 20 anything ever
offered by them.
OVER COATING of all the various suitable ma
teraIs from the least expensive PILOT DUE
FEELS AND kERSEYS to the finest cloth finish
ed BEAVERS, inclpding CAMELS HAIR mix
lures and LABRADOR COATING, a new article,
which is made up to answer the purpose OF two
Coats, worn either side out and water proof
DRESS AND FROCK COAT CLOTHS, Of
every quality and color, in French, German, Eng
lish and American manufacture. Also just rec-iv-
ed q few pieces OF those celebrated ELBCFF
CLOTHS extra fine, in various coors imported ex
press!y to ordef.
| BUSINESS COAT-French and English Tweeds,
| Venetian and Zephyr Cloths, ia great variety.
| PANTS-Engsh, French aud German Doeskins
and Cassmeres, Blacks, plain colors and in various
| fancy mixtures, n few styles Of which are colhned
| expressly to house.
| CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING for the Fall
| OF our own manufacture from which purchasers can
obtain bargains we sill adhere to our old motto,
not Ia be audersold.
| CUTTING DEPARTMENT-We have in the
different Cutting departments men who for skill and
| taste, are aCk now edged To have no SUPER or
We IRE determined. II thorou ,h workmanship, su
pcrer trimmings, small profits and pauC'ua eXScu-
ton OF all orders, increase still urthrr the numbe-
OF our patrons ClIAS. A, SMITH II CO,
| No. Old State House fronting Washington ct.
| Qct.Y. IdNw2mosl Boston.
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From the Hon. H. d. FOSTER, Member OF Con-
grCss from Penn.

Washington d. G.. June 10, 1916.
Dear Sir Il have been dyspepiC sufferer for
about ten years and have rcsortcd TO various mcdi-
clnes Tor relief without success, until made use oi
your "OXygrnnted l}itPrs" have used about two
bottles, aud find mysrli restored to perfect hcn It'll.
The forms in which the disease showed itself in MY
case, were, great ncdny OF the stomach, loss Of APP
petite, extreme fia'uIence, constipation oi the
bowels, and violent headache. Feeling DESTROYS
that knowledge Of your valuable remedy may
reach others. similarly afflicted, J tale great pleas
me in recording my testimony to its curative power;
and would also remark that While on visit AT home
short time since, administered part of bottle
to number OF my afflicted friends with great sue
cess. They DESTROYS that you should establish
an agency at PtsburG, or inform them where the
medicine can be obtained With an earnest desire
for your prosperity and happiness, | subscribe my
sell truly your friend, II. d. FOSTER.
Doct Geo. Il. GaEEN Windsor, VT
For sale by Il. A. PECK, A. c. SrEAR, and SCAR
LETT g. lNoN. wl7w2
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CHARLES SEYMOUR
Mr.. McrrItts Letter.
monuments

ST. JOINS, 9th Oct. 1850,
Ny Dcdr Sir AS am aware OF the deep inr
tercst you feel in the diversion of part OF the trans
it Trade of the West through Burlington, it affords
me no little satisfaction 10 hold out additional en-
couragcment for your pcrscvcrng in that object.
From personal examination OF the St. Lawrence
river and Chambly Canal, since minute cxomina-
ton Of Engineers, it appears that the obstruct-
ions existing in the main channel of the former can
be removed at trlng expense, and the latter can
he deepcncd from feet inches to feet draft Of
water, and arrangements are now made to proceed
with the work the moment. the navigation closes, to
open in the Spring.
The only thing we require is suitable material fol
the conveyance OF produce. II your onierprisng
citizens would set about building vessels lO5 feet
long with % feet beam aud sufficient depth of hold
to contain a cargo of some 1000 barrels of flour, il
not $500, they could not fail TO secure fair share Of
business from Like Erie. And have no doubt our
ship owners will also commence building the same
class OF vessels soon they appraised that thi:
depth I'll water can be Obtained.
Fray let me hear your views on the subject.
Very truly Yours
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State OF Vermont.
BY CHARLES KILB0RN WILLIAMS,
GOVERNOR
A HROCLA ALTON
For DAY OF PUBLIC TIANKRGlvlSo.


As the year is approaching TO its close.
it becomes us to reflect on the numerous
manifestations ofthe goodness of Almighty
God to US as T. ne ,ple during the last wear.
and to offer 10 Him tribute of praise
and Thanksgiving for His protecting care
and the various intanccs of His mercy
and Kindness which have been 50 literally
bestowed, and which we have 50 largely
experienced.
In Wow of their dependence On the AL
mighty far ever, blessing. and in a Shirt
of humble gratitude, the rulers in New.
| England, at Tie caricsts settlement of the
country, were accustomed TO set apart a
! day Of THANKSGIVING, on which all were
permitted to parlakc Of such festivities as a
christian people, undcr due sense Of the
presence Of the Most High, might lawful
~ enjoy. and were called upon to unite IN
such religious exercises as were appropr-
ate to the House of God.
Impressed with deep sense of the pro.
nrictv of lch an institution. and of the
duty Of acknowledging GU. dependence on
Cod for every blessing. AMI of rendering
thanks 10 Him for Ills goodness TO Ms in.
diyidualIv and collectivclv.-J do hereby
appoint J'UrrsDAy. the FIFTH DAY OF De.
cEMBEr NENr. 10 be observed Lv the Dcopc
of his State. as dav of prn1Ic TuAyKs.
GIVING AND PRAISE.
| earnestly request ministers and pconlc
Of every denomination TO assemble in thcir
several plnccs of nublic worship. ON that
dav. and offer I'm their united praises TO
ALMIGHTY God for all the Gayors conferred
on rs . that lie has abundanrlv nrospcrrd
the labors of the hushanLmao. Ias niycn
a liberal increase Of the fruit. of the earth.
and has prospcrcl the cntcrprise Of all
classes of our citizens: that he Las favor.
cd us with rood measure Of health. and
neither nostilcncc nor famine have hecn
found in our borders. while other norts nj
orr extensive rcuubI,c have bcen sorolv
visited with dcs,io,inr disease and n,ony
have been called 10 L9rt with friends ncn,
and dear. that in all our civil. domestic
and moral relations, and above all, let rs
thank Him for the Gift of the Gospel of
Ills Son Christ Jesus, and implorc Iii,
grace, that we all may conform 10 its pre-
. ccpts and live AS become lis disciples.
And while we remember with gratitI.d,
these numbcrlcys lacrcics, let US humbly
bcsccch Him TO continue them 10 us: tha
II, would prosper our colleges, academic.
and schools, and all the means that ar,
employed to instyuct and improve the ris
ing generation; that lie would remove
d the fears and lealousIcs that have distract
d Ct our co"lcIS Una! ne woulu cause al
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Tillison IIapgOod's Estate.

HE, the subscribers, having been APP
W pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chucnden, commissioners &c re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of 1'son Hap
good nle of Jericho, in said district, deceased re-
presented nsovent, and also all ella inns and demands
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give no
tcc, that we will attend TO the business OF our APP
pointmeni at the dwelling Of Widow llnpgood, in
and April next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on each OF said
days-rDated this 18th day OF October, a. II. 1850
ELIJAH B. REED. lco..,. ;.-,,....,,
ISAAC c, DOSTWICK.{ Oo''''''S''oN'I''
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Nh, Editor thinking that you may, possibly,
regard the storm OF yesterday worldly OF record,
send you the following particulars. On Friday eve
uing dIz7u. rain commenced with moderate nor
with little interruption through the whole OF Sntur
day and Saturday night. AT o'clock, Sunday NOR
nng, the depth OF the rain which had then tacn was
one inch and three hundredths About that time the
gain began to descend more copiousy and it contn
ped to do so without interruption till il p NJ,
when the rain suddenly changed to snow, which con-
tinied to fall till ii 7. Vi when the depth OF the
snow, which had not melted, was about inches
The depth OF water, which fell, in snow and ran be-
tween 9 o'clock in the morning and quarter pas, 5
IN the afternoon, g IL hours was ., IS inches This
added to the ,03 il. which had fallen in the 3G hours
previous made B. 10 inches IN less than IS h0urs.
The snow, WHICH was very moist and descended
in large flikes has undoubtedly done much damage,
by loading and breaking down fruit aud SHADE trrcs,
which not yet fully diycscd OF heir foliage bu;
the loss OF property in this way, is iriSing compared
with what it must have been, had the whole quantity
OF water descended in the same time, in the form OF
rain The two aud three -iourtls inches ni water,
which fell yesterday in Ii hours added 10 what
had previously fallen, would, if it lad all been in a
iuid state, have produced Ircshct, much exceeding
the great fresh t of July last. H. Il.
Darlington, Oct. % 1850.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr-oc
TReportcd for the Traveller

Reported lQr he TravcIIer
At Market 1850 Reef Cattle; 1873 Stores !!
pairs Working Oxen, SO Cows aud Calves, Gj0t
Sheen aud Lambs aud 1000 Swine.
PRioES--Bccf Cattle Extra Sc 90; LIST quality
S. IS; ID do 50 CO; 81 do 81 "a 80.
WoRKivG OxEN-SG0, -, -, 80 49, 90.
Cows AND tALvls-Sl7, 10, %, &c, 81, IS.
SroRrs- Yearlings S7a9: years old, l2al7
years old SSa2S.
SHEET AND hAMBs-S1 80, US, Q, $50, g.
SNINE-ta5c retail 5aGc. Fat Hogs .-9afc
Rematks-Owng TO tie large number Of Beef
Cattle at market prices have declined. Shores re-
main about the same. 400 Beet Cattlo from New
York,
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Vermont Central Railroad.

HOLDERS of Scrip for the issue OF Vermont Cen
L tra Railroad Stock hereby notified that
payments already made will be forfeited unless the
stock is paid Tor in full on before the 4th Of Nov.
next.
JOSIAH QUINCY, JR, Treasurer.
Boston, O .27ih $3.50. div wv
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position, and the entcrprissng spirit OF its inhab
tants.
The accompanying letter from Mr.. Merritt author
ICES high hopes. He was friend Of the illusrious
DE- WIT CLINTON, and is the best representation of
that large hearted, ccar-headed man in tn country.
The WcanJ and st. Lawrence Canals ore his best
monuments. Respectfully,
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and Of Square TimJCr

In 1850, the total limhcr exports up to 10Th Oct 4,
measure aud the quantity might perhaps have been
gTetter, had moi the Richccu Towing Co, refused
60 incur the ris. Of any damage arising from the
River Richeleu Draw bridge On the Montreal and
Portland Railway
The general merchag lzr trade OF Imports and
Exports for the year 1850 to this date exceeds that
OF any former year than twoHty five per cent
and the well -known house of Mcssrs Jason c.
reirce Il Son, Custom House Agents, have paid
fifty per duties up to the present date this
year than in 1919.
VIII such bright hopes before us il would appear
10 be the duty OF every man having heart the wei
fare ard prosperity of this Northern country to lend
his influence in the encouragement of so important
and valuable "A trade that must contribute to the va
iious Railways between Lake ChompIaln aud tho
than may arise from any olslguronS OF our naviga
bic watcr,, like the bridging OF Lake Champain, To-
The very questionable benefit of any one interest
the expense and Inconvenience Of mnnY other nn'
larger Interests
With the direct Railway communication hctwccl
burlington aud MonlrcaiIn which your Canadal
Trends are prepared to meet YOU at lIighgatc, ant
WIN TINS improved aud splendid water fommunca
ton between Lake Chnmgan aud Lake Enc, it /
professionally the privilege Of Vermont to take tia
part IN the c"Inm'ice OF the country, 10 watch 1t /
20 'mlnenuy entitled hY It, favorable geographical
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James Eaton,
No. Ill lPdShington Street, ROston.
Importer and n, alcr i'm

4'O' IT H9HTNsTON NFccF, TOSf0n.
Importer and Dealer in
X LES,
nopble md Single Fowng and nuckinu Guns
Riile, Brlt and Pocket Pistols, Coils, Aliens and
Stockings
. EV q l. ERSi
Hunting, Dirk and Pocket Knives English and
French Percussion Caps of every quality aud price
-, Mplal, Wicker and Leather bound Drinking
fIosk,s' at sizes Game Bagsin great variety Pow.
Der p flasks, Shot PoHchcs Fley's Wire Cartridges,
flslng Tackle loi Brock and Lake Fishing with a
general assortment Of Gun materials, ior rilanGfnc-
turers &c. &c. Whoes1lr aud Retail Englieh
ana American Sporting aud Rifle Powder
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NO. ID.

FAME.--Ovcr the whole of this immense continent
the unanimous appreciate public and private, hal
greeted Bogles Hyperion Fluid for the hair, Amul,
for shaving and llebca iona for clearing the complex
ion of erupions, tan, &c. Sold by the inventor, Will
lam Boyle, ri. Washington Street, Boston.
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