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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-09
GJ' We find the following published in tn Memphis Eagle of the 24th ut;
 Tennessee and Arkansas.

IJ" We find the following published in the Memphis Eagle of the 24th ut:
 Tennessee and Arkansas.
 At a preliminary meeting of the citizens ot Memphis, held on Saturday evening at the {" En- quuer Reading Room." W. E. Miller was called to the chair, and T. S. Ayres appointed secretary. After free interchange Of views. and the devel- oprnent of a mass of interesting information, the following resolutions were adopted:
 Rssoirsd. That We regard with deep interest the contemplated raiFoad connection between the city of Little Rock and the Mississippi river. and deem il important to express our approbatioa Of the same, and the interest we feel in the subject.
 Resetrea, That our citizens and the ciiizens of Arkansas, be requested to attend public meeting to De held in ths city on the evening of M0aday the Sth December, to consider the proposed rail- road connection, and to adopt such measures as may be deemed expedent 10 manifest our interest in tue same, aad to aud in the work.
 Rssolued, That we urge on the citizens of Mem phs one and all, the importance of attending sad meeting, as matters of great moment arc to be considered and discussed.
 Resolpsd, That Lewis Shanks, Jos. R. Williams and W. A. Booth, be appointed a committee to take the necessary steps ln pFocuring room and appointing the hour of said meeting, and giving
 W-lB. MILLER, CAsirmm.
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Lr GREEs R. JoNEs, Esq, Smithville. Lawrence county, is authorized to act as agent for the Ban ner.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-09

Al Advertisements intended fer the Banner, should be handed h by 10 o'clock, Menday mcrn of each week, to insure ther insertion.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-09

ARronTEEsr bT THE GovEaNoR.--fIugh F. Thomssson of Fayetteville te be Quarter Master General of Arkansas, rics George W. Patrick re-
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Fmssrnml rmprovenAens aEmss nNeesine.

NMNDtM8I NWTkUWBBNWN NNM8H HNNStKW8s
 Among the resolutions adopted by the Internal Improvement Mass Meeting, held at the capitol in the cisy Of Little Rock. on the 9th and 0th Novem bsr, 1851, wss the following:
 "That when this Convention adjourn, t will adjourn tO meet again on the second Monday evnw internal Improvement CommissioneF in the Stats enme and commune with them; and that eNtR county, neighhorhood, and town, throughout e. eiate attend, either ia mass or by delegates, witAns on that day, and nt this place, to consrlt with ns and with each other, as to the proper ways and means for the general improvement 0f our Gtnfn.s
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T. s. Avsrs sse'y.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-09
-wooarur Ind ,ha Publle Prlntlnr.

The recent statement made in our columns by the Secretary of State, in relation to the pnel'c printing. must have convinced appropriated minds Of his total exemption from all criminaliy in the affair. Indeed, in this community where the mo- lives of the parties who aail him are understood, the pertinacity with which he has been pursued in this false accusation is looked upon as the im- beetle raving of personal aud political hate. Bold and interruptions statements may sometimes ob- scure the truth but in this case they cannot have
 temporary triumph, for the means of then instant refutation are always at hand.
 Woodruff. in his last paper. referring to an aTti- cle of ours, says.
 she TWO items aladed to by Ite Banner and 'hsA ean Be seen ai tAe 9fors oce are two orsx' by the seere tary for e5DO and tue other aE 9o9diayn pinser The law under which he executed the pGhc :iat ing authorized his paynent the orders o the Secretary Of
 ate withoU, requiring accounts Co be hiss h e Auditors 1 office"
 Thus conveying the idea that the only iuforna- ton in relation to the printing for the session d lS4s, to be found in the Auditors office, were the t.po orders referred to- To falsehood so unblush- ing the brieGest reply is the best We state then, in the most positive manner, and challenge con tradicsion that the accounts for printing both the acts and journals of 1918, were certified to The Auditor by the Secretary of State in the usual way, appendix and all, and are tO de seen in te Auditors Q6fee.
 Lest some persons should be sceptical upon this subject, we here insert copy of the account for the journals, including tss cppcndix:
 THE STATE OF ARKANSAS
 l To GEORGE B. HAYDEN Dr. To printing Table (G) Auditors Report 24VOo Ms (equal
 10 l6 pages EmAlpica pe at S4 Il cents per page, O | Ms to the page, S@o ee To printing 32 pages, Senate Journal, smalpica type,
 al ai 37 2 cents per page for the first 5O0 copies,
 sS sa1 eaass n'y HiH fin sl iso5 eoples.l Il05 s4 fN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
A SCENE.

The editorsof the Minnesota Pioneer, writing
NJ 4 visit 10 the Sioux Indian settlement, where
Gov. Ramsey has made a treaty, relates the fol-
On Monday the Franklin made a beautiful run,
com 81 Paul 10 The Traverse, reaching that des-
t%i0stioa long before 2 s s,asmho, We a had w sBen' 6 dsr
srrsam WAS heard, and her smoke was visible far
down The river, he whole I T'ayers sa lss ped n 5o9
joy. Whites s a'Idaming G l%1ran 10 the 1a"1 landing ne
from The amphiihealre Of prairie ridges, which
were bristling with HUNDREDS 'dD ds9 q d peaked Ike liI lodges e.
Great extent. The most various, fantastic and
motley multitude Of mixed races an and Lh queer e eG nS
stream, since Charon has had a ferry charter
across The styx. Hundreds OF them, wild sa-
wages, dressed 10 skins, who not only meyer 5 be,
fore saw a steamboat, but to whom a haIt-dolla'
sis,an object Of curious examination, and whose
weapon Of warfare and the chase, is still the
cross bow and arrow. A blast ofthe steam wins
tie, sent them trembling back from the shore, az
If from an ambuscade Of Camanches.
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Tin anl Sheet Iron Work,

TIME Undersigned flavlHg just made recent
l. additions TO his stock Of mater ais, such as
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, &c,
ia now engaged in making ready, fct saIe.a new
and very complete and general assortment Of
WORK, respectfully though earnestly i;fvites a
call from his old friends and customers. = is his
determination for the Inture, that strict and nm
RENTING attention to business, a desire TO give
satisfaction to all whe may patronize him, the
use OF the best material and the employment Of
the best hands, shall render his Shop, as it has
been heretofore, ]infetlor to none ether a the
ton with ali work guaranteed.
~ TIN ROOFING will be pat or at the
shortest notice, in the latest and m9st approved
manner, and on reasonable terms.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work of almost every
description on hand ard for sale, as wesl as a
readiness to manufacture every article IN that
line that may be desired.
W Shower Baths, tile best article yet invent.
ed, manufactured and for sale OH: reasonable
terms. In short, the undersigned is prepared to
execute any and every article in hiY line, in the
most approved manner and on the most liberal
terms. The patronage: of The public is therefore
solicited. F. w. RAWLENS.
Charlestown, MAY 6:IS5l.
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NARRoW EsCAPE.

A little girl, about three years Of age, daughter
Of Alexander Redmond, on Monday last, while
playing with other children near a well some 5o
or 60 feet deep, accidentally fell in head foremost
{MT. r., who happened to be in hailing distance
almost instantly, and with great presence o fmind
made his way into the well. He was aided in
his descent BY the well rope until the skin was
literally burned from his fingers, when he was
compelled TO relipquish his hold and let himself
down By The elbows, which prevented his falling,
but we're badly lacerated upon the stones. On
reaching the water, no trace Of the child appear
ED. lost no time in pIunging TO the bottom,
1about seven or eight feet,) and bringing up the
Child, who gave little evidence oflife. Scarcely
knowing whether his little fayorfte was dead or
ed onward as well as he was able, suffering
greatly from pain anxiety AND exhaustion. lie
Succeeded with great difficulty, and will, no aid
whatever, in reaching the Is upper air" and, on
inspection, discovered that his child was notonly
alive, but 10 all appearance totally uninjurcd.
Memphis AdC0cate.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my shop from Harpers,Ferry
II to Charles,own, in the office formerly occupied
by tie Telegraph company, opposite the Court
House, where offer my services toathe. iciti
Watch and Clock repaiter in all its various
branches, viz Duplex, Lever, Lepine, Repeat
ing, Horizontal and common Watches will be
carefully repaired md warranted, and will also re-,
pair French Accordeons and Music Boxes
From my experience in business, 7 tlatier my
self that can suit those who may favor me with
their custom. WM. MCDONALD.
February %. 1851. .al
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30 oltiro !
.ssm ,5e shippeasbars tPa) Weekly new"
wy BoYnooD HOME.

NY HoYnooD HOME
~ aAnpy.
E t1one az mysb0yhood, name eyer
T1bv memory eiings 10 me-
I'D even starts the dNbidden HGA'
vsia5woaId hide fruInE thee.
Tfa3eayiv frtefds never see'
M mar their oh ding voice;
rsksg nsyes smile their smiles Tor me-
Nor laugh when rej"ioe.
Im;,vIe moi amid their gays,
Nor sbare their many JOYS;
tst hays Ia nassz my present days.
fa1s9;N ths worIdS base alloy .m.
49,. ,.r;nc cares and ceaseIess su"e'
III SryJGina, fruit. 50 toll;
ag{, sassf5ns calm and passions me-
And endless %rlodding u'Oil-
This place ha. few, 10 charms rnss LOT me-
Connared with those oil honI -.
Tho banis i clasp are fraak anu :
VT sill Ihey'Ie NOT my oWn n:
80. rss f,ccstbatf meet have smheS'
a., 1Liyr are cold and chill;
AnI seem more like bcanthH4 "lie'
10 lure me int0Iil.
o. for the time to fake me to-
The home love 80 wen, oo1 l,ncv.
TO meet the friends my p"tT
Nor say again tarewenlim n.
To sec again mi native ~
And rolm upon its dales; ;,,.
To taste anew its sparkling FlH''
~ And sleep upon its Vaies;
ensnLEsrowHs Va Jaly2s' l2o-.
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FARllERs1ooK0sYoUR t@1ERAs1,
T1HE undersigned Offers for sale to.he es stsSslas
counties, aAa
1000 Grated Apple Trees
Of the best selected aud most ch9lse -
fruit. from The c~elebratpa Z. Plaintield8 NltssIy /,
near Carlisle, Pa. Ibe Trees are y agd
thrifty, from s TO 10 FEET high, and all gfatted
withthe best stocks. an opportunity rs ,hHs q.
forded the public of sesnrtDg Trees OF ting very
best Equality, and al PRICES greatly beI2ga ns3hlTg
ever before offered in tie county: Fhey 15li ee
delivered at any lime dining. The present fsli, Or
any place in the c%ou0ti+s adjacent toI9efsfs9n
or ia such quantities al may be.reqgested: ".
ders are observation-disclosures entire saElsfac-
ton will be guaranteed Among. the choice. va
enumeraiesgthe most important, embraces&every
variety of Apple that IS sound lobe @orthsgrow
ing in this section Of Virginia.
JOSEPH c. RAWLINs.
June 10, 185l-tf.
RI
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meohalliG Arfs
MaehmeShAnsan and Iron Foundry.

u.gI. skan anaaIFnn E0nn1Y.
WhGIHtG 2uVH
AsricMItREal
.
fHJHE subscribef are now PfepaTsasto manu-
81 tactuSe at rest : |,
5efars6ncnnnfy,1Y Virginia
~ 4HR fITEsr ND MOST IMPROVED FATTEREs.s
Ftzs celebrated Thfeshsrsamongsothers ware
fanted 10 threstlfFom 300 to- 800 bnsbelsperday
Also, fhreshef ,comPlelIng
The whole process lil!one operation Also, Fog.
. &c u safeet Com grslshe Ps's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sistsnsy Of hommeny g fine nsE meal q S saaIs
with apacitysf 5nnslels PEI QUIZ
Corn Shelters with caPaeIty from o stoIV
hlshelsEPerday. Wheat ofthe mostslm.
proved Patterns Wheel Reqperss tine iatest
and best kinds, CHnssey' and gormickss21
Also, BamboroIghss celebrated tKhedk ran!
which has neutrality-suspicious. and4 medalssGwar
ranted to bestfiel best eparater&ih.th v. States.
IN fact everything hatltiesFarmer may need to
aid him in his operations. Orders fledsatsthe
shortest notice and Machinery sent to any part
OF the State. AllgRepaIEs promptly attended TO;
|CASTINGSior aifFkinds, Mill Irons inciudeh3
Edone in the shortest, neatest,tand m~ostsdurable
manner.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES.
zTHRBSHER with Cleaner complete. six.
aTfse PoM 81, Eonte ,ssSar from 6ofo $I95
Co+S cfnsbeys $40
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TIME celebratedD G. ". RoBA9sk, Professor
Il of Astrology, Entomology, and Georaancy,
combined with ConjuFstion, from Sweden. Office
No. 6, While Street, Ne1o York city, offers ais ser.
vices1o the citizens of Jefferson County and The
Valley of Virginia. I1e.has been consulted by
all the crowned heads of Europe, aud ~crioysa
higher reputation as an Astr0loger than any one
living. Nativities calculated according.:lo &C.
omancy-Ladies So, Gentlemen So. Pefs9nsata
distancecanhaveth their UativitiesdFaw by esnding
the date ofthe day Of their birth. Alilettefscon.
tanning the above fee SELL receive iusmediste at
%tention, aud Nativitiesisen TO any part af the
world wIiteno durab!epapers and 9eisstepar-
ed to make use of his pbfBerby niufation ahS any
of the folloWiugstupics;;:: guurtships aiyIEsggEIyen
for the successfnI accrnplishment eta Wealthy
marriage; he has the power 10 redeem sachsas'
are given to the free use Of the bott!e atId for
allcases ofhazards and for the etoxsfY ofat6len
or lost property, and the puSrhasfBHIof lottery
tickets Thousands eflhe observation-disclosures
have been done in this;ei III aud It's 1cfnftg, and
in tho United States totAe Observation-Disclosures
10, 1000 Nativities or1H8soscopes have beelfcast
during the last four yeafs while here. l3etters
will ans@ereyery purpose. and Rin 40 40 @elIas
to call in person, af1dule mail is nbR;sosafethat
persons need notfear toitrust money through the
Post Office. DR.. Robatk receives from 500 ii
2600letters monthly, and haeeueye nissedone.
Alfietters will bereligisusly attended, TO- pre-:
paid. Forsmotef p~attietHafs aiIsdttse office oil
Ithis1papef, and getan Astrological Asn,aT
lis. CIV. K0EAEfS,
Noe. Rhits sr9et, Nskg Eor1 stg.
% Repafticulaf 10 mention tie Poslgg1tfce.
county and State. Re6mmGnieatien kept re
acknowledgements 81
March =, Is9i.:--1y
Cash fpf Wool.
III WILLspagslhe mafhetpfiee 96fSN0 Dol, Ia
- casb, either washedstgr pnaasbeds as ssau as
slIyeredto me except e lf hsgor s6SaaaeOH
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e RAfIRoROUGnns

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FN.
ETyHE. ubscribers haying tRe entire rich, 10
1AamanufactaEe and send Bam6orrconafa cele.
brated Wheel Fan In tie G~onntes 81 Jeferso1
Clarke Efederick and Berkeley, Va, are
eparedtnduEnishtbem 10 the public, warrant
ing them to be the best sepaFaiefi in The United
For fnItlef particulars see cireblaf.
ZIMMERMAN & co.
ChaTlestown March25 % 1851.
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dTlLCALL AROUND AND AY."-What a world
ofwoe Is containedin these few words to the poor
artisan aud mechanic! III call around and
pay, says the rich man to avoid the trouble OF
going toshis desk to getthe necessary funds, and
the poormechanic is obliged 10 go home to disap.
pointshis workmen and all who depend upon him
for their due. It'll an. easy matter to work-lhe
or being ableito sustain yourself by the labor OF
your own hands and il may be easily imagined
what crushing force there is in I'LL call around
and pay to the laboring man who depends upon
that pay for substance. IGthose who could pay
would onlo dol at once, itswould place hundreds
and thousands ina condition to do likewise and
prevent much misery and distress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

A Miraculous EscAPE.-We learn from the
Haaersiown Herald, that a young man, named
George Richards, on Thursday last, whilst en-.
gagged in shingling the four story Mill Of the
Messrs. Hess, situated, near that town, fell from
the tor 10 The bottom on the inside, passing be-
tween the joice Of three floors, and falling upon
those of the lower. He was insensible when
faken no. but soon recovered, and ina short time
was walking about, not being at all injured.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

MO fluid or medicine has ever been discover
ed which so neaIlysJesembles the Gastric
Juice or saliva in decompOsing ftod and strength
ening thesOrgaDs of Digesti0n these4Bifters.
They positively cure every Gaze Of DgspePsia,
Chotic, CoStireMess, GddiaeSs d the Heah, Loss
of Appetite, and many other Ills p which the hH-
human system is heir. Ifany, doubt,the truth of
this assertion, ] invite them to ny one bottle and
if they tind it not trnes return the bottle and re-
ceive their money.
These Bitters have cured and are now curing
numerous cases Of
DiarrhrG, Ag1res and Ffta, CtiHs, Heartburn,
Pain an the Side, Breast, Back and
L0ins, Female Hfalqdies,
and many other diseases arising from an impure
state, of tie Blood andsdeFangemrnt oEIhe diges-
tive functions. They have stood the test of ex-
perience, and should be kept IN every family as
well as byevery single individual.
Price so Gents per Bottic, or
SLr Bodies for So 50.
FOR SALE BY
T. DALTON HAMMOND,
March 26sls5l-6m HarPasFery.
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gPoisoKio OF i RArrLE SNAKE "A paper was
read in the American Scientific Convention, on
plants, by Dr. G.. r. Salisbury, Chemist of the
New York State Agricultural Society of Albany.
After the death ofthe snake, a lilac, sunfower,
and corn. plant were vaccinated withfthe poison.
The side on which the vaccination was made
wilted. The figst signs Of this were seen in the
eud ofthe leaves until It extended 10 the whole
of the Leaf. No part of the plant below the vac
cinatlonswas Affected.
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FAENIERS.

TIIE undersigned respectfully invites the at
Il t%ention Of the Farmers of Jefferson, and the
neighbotings counties to- his supe rf6r and
Improved Wheat Drills,
whichhe can safely recommend to the Farmers,
as being the best Drills ever offered in this .coun.
try. tits so constructed that it has advantages
over all others that have been introduced hereto
fore. 1t moves on. only one wheel, which makes
the draft very light for one horse, and The drills,
manuFacture entirely ofwrouglit iron and wood,
which makes ii still better. The s~eedingopera-
ton can be. stopPedor putin motion in aninstaut,
without stopping the horse, aud it so works that
it Is impossible for it to choke.
Farmers lesiringto testthe capacity and value
.ofthe machine, are requested to give the uuder-
signed notice to that effect, and should itsnot edo
the WORK as represented" the same may be
turnedfree ofcharge.
10 Modelscap be seen, at the Blacksmith Shop,
of Mr.. Joseph G. Rawlins.
Charlestown. Nav 8 .aI85O-tf.
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FANNIE APPRRHEspEn-TheyW West Alabamian
published at Carrollton, Ptckens county, Alaba.
ma, says that the dtohght 10 that section of the
State, isunparalleled, andthata pptehensions are
Entertained of a famine in consequences of it,
A,pubIic meeting has beenlealted TO takethe sub.
iect Reconsideration
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baitim0re Irabe.


MANUFACTURERS or
sTHA N 0ANDX
" e4AkispSwMoLEsAEE pEk IN
Foreign Erufts REeseFves.Nc
no az. Hoaata stnses (heo doets Sonnk d
Hheqgyfsld Holsl,9 BaltM0rs.
Baltimefe Feb q, 1a5lAy
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VTanted.

Wanted.
RAGS and Carpet FEELING. for which we will
~ pay the highest prices 10 goods.
Aug y LOCK, CRANER &LINE
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pEPsIN AND RrlTrg-

PEPstN g The chief element, or ~
eipls al the Gastric Jnies. a Is
dance in The solid paris Of The -
death, and sometimes causes the stomaek,~
OF q itssIfuR III also found IN ~
malss as the 0xa calf de. Il Is Tie ms5sI
farmers in making chess. called RssT=f
which has long bten The special Wohd 10
The cnndling Of milk y the inst pEne6s3I
calf will euEdle nearly One trOSani- -
weight Of milk Baron Ljehie states ~,
of Pepsin Disabled IN sixty th6usahd rSTs1
digest meat and other lOod.T DhPatI
d1esnOEond Gastric jnies. RenneI tori
thattbis wantmay be perfectly s1ppli.isI
following
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Charlestown. May %, 185o-tt.
& HARNESS MAKlNG,

@
TNHE undersigned would most respectfully
n remind my friends andthe public generally
that / still continue the above business, in allits
branches, at the Old Stand, two doors westo
Sappihgton's Hotel, where will take pleasure
in waiting on ell who may favor me with a call.
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
of every style and quality, kept constantly on,
ihand and made to order 1.-THE Shortest notice
have in my employ Mr. VIM Hicks, who is
well known to the community as asmechanfc of
the first stamp. I will take great care pselectrl
ing the every best materials thatScan be procured
in the cities OF Baltimore and Philadelphia; and:
i think / can assuIesmys customers that ttleEworki
made at my establishment cannot bepsurpassedt
by any manufactured in the Valley. My prices
are the same as heretofore.
The Boot s. Shoe Making Business
rs still contipuedSat The old stand, in all its
III branches. [ have inst received from the
Eastern GitIessa laFge and genetalssnpplysof the
very best material for manufacture
in the county, aud by employing none othertban
good workmeh, can Guaranty to cnstomersWohk
that must and will give satisfaction. Thankful
flor the very i5eF patronage lteretofore extend.
ed, a-continnapceR respectfully solicited, and
my bestendeayors shall be usedto render entire
Substitution both assstogqnality aud price.
1A1Fkinds Of Country Produce taken in; ex.
change icr
JoHNsAYIS, 81.
CharestoWn, Jane 10, 1851.
New SaddleTB establishments
I'D SPEGIFUEIY anbonnce To he citizens
- of GharlestoWn and Iefersonscountysihat
they have openedIn the room formetI Occupied
by MApAaf W4Ip, opposite the Gouft.House,
la new
sADDLERx Observation-Disclosures
where will be manufactured Saddles, BEidies
sHarnesss Collars, as fndsedseyery article iniheirl
line of business. good materiaI and sork,
libeIaltetmsand low prizes. bean infucemeatfol
those waning afticlesin tieir iine is pafronizel
them, thenSthey confidently calculate upon such
Patronage. From fheirtong experiences in the
above business obey afterthemselyes thar they
wilIbe able 70 give general Satisfaction Theyl
npwsonh hand afut 0fSatdles, &c or their
saaasEeAF Is whfeht Ties alIattentien.&
Cali friends ealEand examine
I'll Ghatlestopan Dune 10.1S5I.
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FAsHIos.lItis said that Chuvash ladies,
a Russiastri6e, wear bustleso t sheet copper, aud
have metal ornaments attached, which make a
great clatter in walking