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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11
1879
TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS
Pefcn'S Large 0niline Maps.

DERSONS wishing to obtain Pclton's Large
i Outline Ma s-pclton's Key to do, Nay
lor's System Of Teaching Geography. or Dald-
wins Universal pionouncing Gazatccr. can do
80 by APP lying to tho subscriber at his residence
near Damascus, Columbiana Co., o., or at
TIE SALEM BOOKSTORE.
Those at distance can have tho Maps or
Books forwarded to them by applying by letter
to the subscriber at Damascovilc Col. Co., O,
or to Bornaby & WINERY, Salem, Columbiana
County, Ohio. ENOCII WOOI.MAN.
Also, for sale at the above named places sever
al Cases Of SCIENTIFIC APARArUs. for Common .
schools. L W.
Nov. "a, 1870.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11
Charles FrcIhl---BOOk. Binder!

CoNTISuEs to carry or tho DOOK-DlNDING @
BUSINESS in NIL its different branches, at his
I'D stand, OH Man ST., Cagfeid, OHIO, where ho
is prepared to 10 work with ncatncss and de-
spatch. From his long experience in this bus
ness he ploiscs himself to give general satis-
ficiicn. Octobcr 27, 1870.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11
SAVING AND TURNING.

TIE subscribers t. prepared to do all Kind,
of SAVING AND TURNING, For Cabinet
Coach and Wagon Makers, at their shop, ncari,
opposite the Salem Hotel.
JAS. s GEO. lIINSIIILLWOOD.
Salon, Aug. %, lS40.-n52.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11

NJ A man named Curry has been ar
rested at Fredericksburg, Va, for circulating
Abolition Documents.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11
JAMES BARNABY.

PLAIN & FASHIONABLE TAILORr
Cming done 10 order, and al usrI IIarra,,isG
Nor:e side, Main Street, two dIors East OF
the Sa.c.n Bookstore.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11
C. DONALDSON & Co

Wholesale and Retda Hyd,oa,e Merchants.
KEEP constantly on hand general assort-
mcnt of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No Is, Main Street, Cincinnati.
January, 1919.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11
SALEM B00KST0REll
DAltNABY & WINERY

DEALERS IN hooks, STATIONERY, &C.,
North side Of Main street, Salem, o.
A general assortment Of Literary, Scientific,
ltclomatory and Miscellaneous books ard
school books, kept constantly OH land. riiecs
reasonable. Terms, CASH.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-11

y There are three companions with whom a
man should always keep on good telns--his
wife, his stomach, and his conscience. o. issai
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having used tt with entire sueeess in number of the pbove cases. IAMEs M. MooRB- Louisville, Dee. 2s, Is1.
 More testimony fsom Dr McO1e: Mr. JsAa suIi: am using youT SarsApariaa iS ssseGal nsw eases al dent fl is one of tho most e&eario0s nedielHss tAsi eaa bs made iOS thsi disease. Yoars.
 JAsss N. Noona, A D. Winchester, Ky. Feb. l. Is4s.
 Tes,inOny IiAs tA. GOaIOvisR readers sspsrsoess sli further ss~msss spOa tAs e@easy q BAiFs 6srsapariiiA.
 Prom Dr. L. ?. YasaeA, PsolessOx q Chsnisby is Iks Louisville Msdieal College: " l have Locked over tse list q ingredients composing Josa bus'a Co@poand Extract of SsrsaparIs, ana have nc beas- tstIoa iA saying ths they ioSa saIe eoapoUnd, aad enc Hst promises well in CkroNis diseases to whsA h is spplieabis.'' L. ?. YAHDnAA, ~. D. Louisville, JSns .. ls+s.
 This medicine is daily grnreiIirg witA siseass through the westera essnry. restoring ts eloo@Ing health and youthful visos, rhs sick and amicisd- nay. those that are gFIeVoasly toFneRted. CeFhh- eates are teemiLg from sll dlTes,sORs. fTon msR Oi sruih end high moral standing placing t. iTon Its intrinsic worth, the very best ef ell remedies sVss before the pubIle.
 Sold wholesale and retail hy JonE Bv7L. At bis principal olEce, eI Fourth street, aRd by Druggists generally in the city aRd cOuhtry. What Dr. Pyles, Phys ysieian by appointment, to the Louisville Marine Hospital, says Oi Bulls SsrsaPs- riia
 LOUISVILLE, Msreh 90, Is49.-I hsve examined ihs prescription for the preparation of John Bul's SATsapsriIls, and believe the combination 10 be an excellent oRe, and well calculated 10 Freines sn d. ternative impression on the system. have U'ed il both in public aud private practice and think Il the best article ol Sarsapariils in nse.
 NJ. PYLKs, Nj. D. Resident PAysieien ai hs
 Marine HospiioI. For Sale. wholesale and retail, by X. L. DODGE. DrrgSisi, Little Rock, Arkansas. 7-27-6-m.
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Northern District of the State of New York. k.--aBd is nevericarried by PedIers.
 0o- SeoVil & Meai, lI3, Chartres street. New Oheana sole General Akebts for ths southeIs States 10 whom all orders, sad applications for agencies must be addressed All ths above Medicines aKs- UixB are sold by
 J. " Tape. Little Roek, AskAnsAs.
 C. C. Youag, Pest ATkaAsss
 T. ". bEswster. pIHs BiB6s.
 J. IHibbard, Napoleon. cad Ay agsats aHpsiat- sd throughout the sostA.
 JAuusST, 1850. 11-Iy
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~ s:sI 8 8s 3 sss 7. , isI \ 1
 E; ! 4
THE GREAT REMEDY.

IHE GkEAI REMEDY. For Rheumatism, Goui, Pain in the Side. Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints, ScfolGla, Kings Esii, White sWeiiing.. Hard Tnmors, Sud Jolrts and all Fixed Pains whatever,
 WaLar THIS PLASTER IS APPLIED, PAIx CANNOT TNHE following commends,ion IS from an agent 1 residing al Trenton, Tenn.
 Trenton, Gibson Co. Tenn, Nov. :. lsIs Me.srs, ScovIL & MAD; GsGtleneft-- The He brew Plaster is becoming popular in thls seciIon; there is . lady in this county, who says she would no, be without this plaster for five hundred dollars year. She was afflicted for time with an en- isrgement of the Spleen, which gave her great deal Of pain, the s~eliing and pain had extended up nearly 10 the arm pit and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She was confined Tor conside Tabie tune. during waeh she vas attended by some of best physicians, bu; they gave her no relief she procured box of the Hebrew Plaster and it re- heyed her almost immediately, and now she keeps a supply of II on hand constantly. These facts you are st liberty to use as you may think propeE-thsy are substantially true.
 Respectfully yours, &c.
 JESSE J. WELLS. The application of the Plaster between the shoul- deTs has been ioahd certain remedy for colds coughs phthisic and lung affections, m their pTma- mary stage. It destroys lqHamsticn by peDpirs- tion.
 BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
 There Is msei able. worthless Counterfeit arti- eie, scattered about he country by PedieIs and others, who seek 10 obtain living hy deeeiving the public by their false pFeenees, and trying 10 sell il for genuine. To detect :h;s--when you purchase box, remove the wrapper, aht if you find II print. ed one side ony. its counterfeit, and you hsd better hand tt back to the agent at onee-as the wrapper around the box of the genuine is always printed on both sides. with pict,Fs of the old Jew and ecrg nstN securd b z. TNy4Cv<n she
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Langlrre's Setti,nai Map of Arkanyay,

fINHE above splsntid Map is now finished ant! \ ready for deivtry. It delineates the whole State as land off by tAe |. :. Deputy Surveyors Every Section and fractional section is shown, 90 that toriy acre irac. can be readily found upon it. The exact position tf sil the County Seats Post offices, Saline springs, Seminary Lands, and the Iea and tele lands selected by inc State out of the 500 600 acre donaiiongfant are all accurately shown The Lead Mines ald other mineral locations are noted, as well as all he old confirmed Spanish sur veys; with the latest alterations in the County lines The whole Map containing great an amount of valuable information as be found on any State Man eytaut.
 It IS put up on rollers. elegantly colored and var nlshed. Pnce $ 00 Also in convenient poeke, form, price g O0. The pocket Maps can be sent 10 any part of the Stite by mail. Postage cents
 For saie a, the booA store ot
 l.. R, LINCOLN, Litis Rock.
 Apti 9, 1850 3ln
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rnrrwnnn nnArua

LsT EVERYBODY RaAp rHIs tANRprLLY.--TAers p . SArsapAsa toE sale thu dierrruk called S p Townneafs SarsspArlla- m advertised as he oRiGk NAL GENUINE, asd an test. This Townsend doctos and never bot formerly worker raiirueas aaIs and the hksyst he sass the tue ei DcespF tAs pOs at gaining credit for what he isnol Ie says he has aitendeA two medical schools. and praeuced for Ecen years ~ New the uaah ia, hs prAeced medicine aay Sn hfs h6s Such SRf, wseksd mlsrspressntasloa looks bad ths eAAraeser sd vsrArity c the wisA sincerely he had Hade th0es aefnts of hi- sef 0f When wal saFa p hs honest and truth. fu n ell their railass and wi'h tbeir fellow man He appiasi Rapl CApp SssEs AiHs tn Ufaetashx mixture sAiAns the large snsas hr would make indNesnent efnbsrA NP hassneSs Thcsa have been sssoitEaz and abeiBs ae n a pnsHshia forns order G HaTer~ tae pshlN Ssh the Seet that the Old Doc Sa@pAFia tAe gssfsss ersgfa
 arsaprrra nlAk from tie M Doesssss OyRf~al Rees- pie This 6 ?. Townsend have sold the of my name e a week Will ave km esn Il he will pro dace single solitary proof ai ths His statements of Thompson. SkillmAn Co. ucshsng but sis<ue oi faseheoes simply 10 leeeise the public and keep the truth iswu regard his Sart, fssrsssttHR So,fnd This ths pubic purehsse buf Old Dr JACOB Ta~asend's Sar~aparil,a, having tho Old Doctors hkesess hs .siy Coat ef Arass and his mgnasareacToss tke Coat of Arms
 lrinefpni OEee l03 Nassaas- street. " V Guy
 JACOB TOWNSEND
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'TO THE PUBLIC.

THE ATTENTION of tbe citizens of Pulaski \ aud adjacent counties, "a resp ciiuy asked 10 one of The largest and best selected stock of Cheap Staple Goods, ever before offered in this city, The undersigned promises 10 sell them as low as any honest merchant in Little Rock.
 He has taken great care in the selection of his Goods, which he thinks cannot fail to please dis. cerning public.
 Trniy thankful for past favors. he hopes by an honest and fair course otdealing 10 merit con,in nance of the Pstronae heretofore SO Iberaily exsn- ded to him. All HUlT.
 Little Rock, Deer. 4tk Isl9
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VASxINsfOs HiLH sEIISARI,
Hemns1oaa CoNnty, AVkA

@kSS~8S AOO8typ AHS@ TYNE sseoNd Sessies Of ths lnetitaii0A, epaual u ths DOrainR, PebEssIy IltA, 1880. hsv. C. '. TCsaSHpISR, SUpesints1deAt esd Pee fesaOT of Neral end IAtsIIsetsaf RAasssDAy, Belle Letters, and SpasisA LitssatWSe. Rev K. C. TEwEATR, A. N., Profsssos of Gpssiss. |. RomaA, Preach and Italiss LitsBsturA JAsBs CBocKEa, A. N, Professor sf NsiAssatiss. SiadsHs received in tAs PriEAASy DOpasIsasAH ssd isstructsd.
 Primary Department, per SsssisA of 7l weeks, payable quarterly Ia advance, Sl3 70 PrepsFalsFy Department, Is % Collegiate Coarse, 2s co Vocal sRd IsstrumeRiai MuSis, Els@sS6ef Musical Composition, (EHtra) co Initiation Fee, l co No dedSction for absence unless in cases of pro- tracted illness.
 All students charged from tho time of their entry to the end of the session.
 N B.-The sons of all ministers who are en- gagged In the regular work of the ministry. or of those who are svpeFanuated have died in the ministry: will be educated free Of charge. BoIRDISG can be obtained in the best families, at from S 10 g per month. Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to charge.
 $. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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Per Steamer Cotton Plant.

Per Steamer Cotton Plant. - JUST received the following goods: J few pes fashionable Bsrage Dress patterns i; l5 pes fine Bobbinet Mosquito Bars; |" Buff Ginghsm. dox. Rough and Ready Hats, very 6ns article, 2 |" Latest fashion Gents Light Silk Hats, " Broad brim black hats;
 ALSO: 6 Crescent Saws 10 Sacks Coffee; 2 Hhds Choice Sugar; Together with well selected assor,men of sum- mer clothing. both for country and city nse.
 4. J. HUrf, Ma,s Hreo. April 30. 1850. 34-
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 REMARKABLE CURES! Of all the cures that have vet been recorded there are certainly equal 10 inc one first mentioned, which plsinly shows the durability of consupton. even in some of its worst forms.
 Jefferson County la, Feb 27. lsi9 Nessys Sanford & Pdra-Gents: This is 10 certify that thy wife, Nancy Dohopey, has been ln decIin- ing state ol health for the last two yeais Her dis ease bafied the skill of the best medical aid could proeure-her physicians pronounced her disease ssConsupion in the last stage, and said thather covery was past all human hopes. As last resort, with very little hope. procured Wistass Balsam of Wild Cherry. After using few bottles found to ny agreeable surprise. that her health was lm- proving rapidly. Sine IS now SO far restored, to be able 10 attend 10 her regular household dGties without suffering any inconvenience. Her rapid improvement and present health warrant me in the belief that she will soon be entirely restored.
 RHODES D0hONEY.
 State of Indiaaa, Jefferson Co. IJames Nj. Humphreys, Jusl,ce oflhe Peace in and for said county and Sta's, do certify that the above named Rhodes Dohoney subscribed and made oath to the going certificate, before lne Ihs 27h day Of February, lel3.
 JAMES NJ. HUMPHREYS, Jr. To he Pubi,e --I, Jacob Green. of inc count" o Jennings, aud State ef Indiana, do hereby certify that in the early part ol last season, was taken M NiOle nt ChE1n SltLAeS Ntfi lAsH I itlf btcA- and sometimes fever, and tsat employed skilu physician for some time, who saId that he coulC give me ne relief. then commenced using Wis. tar's Basam of Wild Cherry, and ielt almos; imme- diate relief-and after taking three bottles, hnc myself in as good health as have enjoyed for numSer of years my restofalion. under the blessing of God, attribute 10 the use oi he medicine aboY, naped JACOB GREEN. March ], lSI9.
 Ian I, DayidT Skinner. Justice of the peace in anC for said county and State, to certify that he abov, named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath tt the foregoing certificate before me, this hrst ds March, lSI9.
 We would advise those of our readers Nho gre Ia boring under an sf-etioI of The lungs. 10 make i'm mediate trial of this truly excellent medicine. Tn. most intelligent and respectable families O. our city have adopted il as favorie medicine; and persons predlspossd 10 consumption, who have used II speak in 'hs highest terms of it's efficacy
 
 Beware Of coEnterleits and imits;ons-Syrupl and all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Rsnern ber they only initiate in name, without possessing the virtues. Bay none but the genuine and origi nal
 DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Y Signed "SandTord & Park on the wrappe around each bottle.
 Sold wholesale and reiail, by
 SCONIL & MEAD, li3. Cha tres street,
 between Cont and St. Louis
 General Agents for the Southern States
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SUVDRHES.

E i Bbs. Ohio Suparline Flour; OF 2j Boxes No. Btown Soap;
 5O Buli tongue Flow Moulds;
 3OO0 Lbs. assorted Bar Irou
 50 Sets Wagon and Buggy Boxes; Straw Cutters; Grain Cradles ; Hay Forks kaSes; Sythe SnAths Brer. Grass aud Grain Sythes; Iron Wedges; Broad Axes OK and Log Chains; Corn Mills; Bench Planes aud screws Received and for sale by March 27, 1850. VIM. E. WAIT :
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DIR. G. D. SHEER,

WHO has recently removed to this place, and is
 w permanently located, would respectfully in- form those people of Little Rock and the surround- ing country, who may need medicsl assistance tha, he IS prepared 10 attend the calls o all such promptly Office on Markham street, over Judge Lincolu's Book Store
 Feb. ,, Is5O.-7-22-6m
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FRESH GR0rERIES, ke., 5c.,

D ECEIvED PER STEAMERS PENN!WIT n AND DUR0C, and for sale at the lowest prices -smong which are the following ar,icles: s sacks Rio Coffee; 1 bbls. Loaf Sugar; 5 hhds Loaf Sugar;
 5 bhis. Reboiled Moasses; 20 doz. Painted Fails;
 s boxes cheap Tobseco; 50 sets common Teacups and Saucers, 50 '' Eged Plates; 5A doz ' Pitchers;
 l box Shaving Soap;
 bale heavy Drillings;
 bales heavy Alabama Coitons. June F. A. J. HUTT
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
E.rKnN. yla. NapoLeon.

E.STEnS, yis. NGpoLeoH. Due Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, ?, pm Leaves, Tuesdsy, Thursday aud Saturday {, a m
 soUraERS, 10 Washington aud Fulton. Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday ! p m Leaves. Tuesday, Tharsday ard Saturday, :, a- fn
 WEsrEEN, ie VGn B1srsa and FO1i Smitb. Due. Wednesday and Saturday, y,.........2, 2, F. Tn. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday. y,..........,2 2, n
 NoRTBEas. ts BatssDalle. Due, Tuesday, Tbursosy and Sststday.. ., P m Leaves, MosGay, Wednesday and tf.,iay. j, a. m
 To Pine Bisg aad COlamb,a. Dae Sunday and Thursday, ..........-. 5, p m. Leaves, sunday and Thursday, ........, ., g.
 Rsagsa's BlHfs, to S. P'aaefs- Due, Monday and Thursday. ............. iS, m Leaves, Monday snd Friday. y....-....-.... F. m
 KiadsrAook. Qsitm&a and RieA Woods Due, "Wednesday, y,........,.-......'.''' o' Leaves, Tharsday.... .... .S.''-., ''.'.' % A" To Peyyysilte. Daavils, ahd TsHaitssenslLt' Due. every osher Tharsday, ,............ I'P. n Leaves. every other Monday. Ia n All mails clesed at ( o'clock, P uL
 The ofkee wiil be open orc soaF aisef lhe kas'@e mail ,s opeDed, aBd tsO hoaFs m toe sRefeeSns~ s~ Sunday V wv"
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HAYS N co.

AT AoAMs's OLD STAND. OPPOSITE THE AGAL
 ESTATE BANK, . HAVE just received, in addition to 'heii s'oeN oi M DRY GOODS, general supply of Family Groceries, Liquors, &c., which they VIII se'i for Cash only-but at CASH PRICES. The an'e- ton of purchasers is respectfully solicited to les" stock and prices. hSy '''
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THE HOT SPRTNCS 0r
A Mn M& M VT R

AVA 0A AA44N00 Vk A NM @& AM M @@ "A -
 THE subscriber has recently ob. n
 t@'nea possession of ths property. by eonnrmaton Of his tiiie before ihe 1issA tasF sRarsmsa's T.r. 2, Washington. and ronage of a Watering Place 60 well e,les,.... TOT @ the Speedy aiiesiaasa ef .fieie4 hfsmg.,t. therefore he takes this method of sssurlov th"..S c, tpaFtieaisry in the Sauth. west, that ths s.s' ing season will 6ad the '' e@SO'
 TAVERN HOUSE
 and Bathing Establishments greatly ,ron..,., ,., increased facilities for Bathing and As....S, S'a marked attention to the comfort and hsnn;n.-. visitors. ""Pp'he@ of
 ne limited time intervening since the .a,a.-.. oi 'le ut'e, wlti nos admit of extensiva ,r,n,a.s neh'S oy tue commencement of the enspin, -. out such alterations and additions as are nr..,1-' bse' will be found completed by tho f;rs, ar Ns heit rom which period will guarantee ia ,h. Poohe, thai they may calculate to ud as tho 'is Good Table, comfortable Iosvfng and ", p,t gs establishments, together with such scasn". " 'ns amusement as can be prepared by q hber.i . ~ dltare and settled determination ta give ,h I character, and render it deserving of public se age. P"uVo . The immediate supeFintendenee of ,h. S.,. nas been gwen 'u charge 'o Mir Y. n. sti,h 'ns, '"'emoeI heN'' whose experience in this in. Sna great willingness to accommodate wlif. win IA. .. operation Of the undersigned it is eonsnsr,,' .o' pee!ea' insure entre satisfaction to all who mav vis,s mem during the approaching season. "
 me great curative properties of these water, .,. Too well established to need single ,rs,n,nni.i s my part, to add to their importanee. SA
 VII, DoweVer, enumersle for the iufornatior A. any who may chance to be ignorant of lhs,r .v' t ne"e einoacy, 'he many diseases in which ,hev nave proven themselves a specific. and ,Ia..s sovereign remedy
 firs'-Chronic CT infamatory Rheumati.r. |, all it's varied forms. Mercurial and y.ra,,a, a." ~ cases embracing their extended ca,alosua Ns,s GUS affections of every grade Parays,s Erso,Ion. of the skin Tettsr, with all other mpu re. If ,Ss oiSod, including serof'nlons and esrcnOmacious affections l } short, believe fl to he the rses,~sI opinion that .he Hot springs of Arkapsas viii renovats the most threadbare eccnxstu,iouse1 ,hsn, np in newness of life. phenlx-Iike, and are ma. qualied by any desidefatum in the known worlS
 fH NJ. RECTOR.
 Little Rock. Ark, Jan. IS, 1850 -7-l9-u.
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VA MGDHM4z"e

kINHE subscriber. agent for H. Hsberman, will
 \ continue the formers business al his old stand On Main, near Markham street, and keep constantly on baud full and welt assorted stock of Groceries Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware. Castings, &e. Sc., sli of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices viii be paid for country pro- ducs. as beef hides, petries, beeswax. &c.
 Jsn. l, 1850. JOHN kRAUSE.
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BENJAMIN CALENDER.

Successor to Wm. T. Eustis & Col Nc 42 and IL Pearl Street, Boston. Massachusetts.
 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
 FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE, 11 LEaY adapted to the trade of the Southwest, From aA experience of twenty years in the trade Of that section, he is confident that he can supply merchants, either .a person by order, with ,he styles aud qualities of goods deSirahle and on terms that shall he satisfactory.
 = b. (. gives particular attention to consgp- ments of Cotton Peitries aud other produce of inc country that may be consigned 10 him for sale.
 Sept. 5, ls49-7-3-lv SUNDRIES.-Davis' Extra Sugar Cured Hams IC and Dried Beef; l5 Boxes Cheese: Shaker and Common Brooms: Odd Lids, Sugar Kettles. Round Pots, Skillets, Cook Stoves, Hollow Adzes and Mstioeks. Received aud for sale by
 feb' F. VIM. B WATT. DLouGHs.-a6 No. l, HallsImprOved Peacock;
 I3 No. ?, ss
 No. 3, ("
 ls No. Hail's Valley, with east points. Received and for sale. at reduced rates, by Janie VIM. 5. WAIT TRACkERS. CRACKERS &e.-i5 half Bbls; V baueF&wateI Craekers:6 6 Boxes Star Candles ID Boxes ssl0 Glass. 10 do. l0s IF do. Bbls Lard Oil, 600 lbs Cotton Yarn, received per steam boat "Pontiac,' and fos suse hg WA N WAIT ! esn. iS l5D