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Novelty WEEKS OF of Betdao's Cola
Crushing sHc Au,slsxmaoag hsoaune. La tue spscs Of
two upwards 81 Of god quartz pass
ed through macaoc, ~hice gsve product Of sl75
In pure gola This tie OF about "a IS psr leo
ms., or IeAriy $40 per The from the Dorm
Mines Of South Caroline, and by means . fair
rsnpls Of from ,hoss oesbraei minss The quartz
uaa mxs1 up good deal earth, which Increased
the bulk while 1t rsdaccd this per cent richness This
machine worked Beautifully and to tue satisfaction Of
svery present. Wilma past fss days Mr.. B,r
dan has made the ansigsmanSg much perfect
by adding separator, ~hiea SAVES every par acle
IL asxoury that r~s cscApe from the crushing
bowl, also any g,id that msy pass with tho "a
3er from ths bowl irsO the reservoir. With this ion
provsnent this nacaiae Is without doubt TIE per
fsot god quarts crushsr smslgsmAsor existence
lev days sincs experiment made in Berdan's
machine Eve samples q geld quartz tskso from five
vsns IN mine just opened North Cs<oAEa, with the
following result
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tHa, seste> tNo 6exOe. d.; .Ox0A, ok It's a.,
hts6s sse ne ess mort pesdsH04K6S 6xo; aad
d6Afy tX Prints but moderately csas, asr
tsg ths Asss; jet ih~y I0s ssasssas sa-y
roaan ter previous sssdiss stripes ere lsrsay pro
|: Wtos. noks Psass md purchased freely ~i:nia
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II, r. ~. 3. TAIIAfERRO,
es WILMINGTON GODnINs
Riabmond, Vfryi9iA,

SPLENDID Farm FOR shLE-A FARM OF TWO
- hundred aores situated three mtos sout west from
Nesturs, ana about mile from tho Hudson On the
premses are first ratio admirably srransed dwelling
houe thirty ELK BY forty two stories and hal nigh with
Kitchen sttsched and cellar uDdsr AL built by days wot
ain and cattle With cellar hundred feet by thirty
passed In the country tenant house &C. Thore Is
garden and we'll stocked fruit orchards also good
farmhouse with and ontbuiidioes complete Theso
10 very no ID s we'll supplied with water and has ways
boon profitable The be divided 20 suit
place several building sites fon Of which
the most m gnGcent How tho Hudson ookng
river for several miss northwsrdiy And sOuthwsr to
West Point aiso most elegant back country
which country seats tho Hueson de0osn For
further partlculars apply 70 JOHN A. BOWDRN 80 Hud
sea street. New York, whore Of Nhe place
ssssj or 70 the owner. JANIS n, DICKSON 81 his mis
mrs soswWt frsm NewbusG ressssstsA oAa b evoa
Immediately,
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FINANCIAL AND colnrfRC1AL.

FRIDAY. Aas l9-6P n.
Ih@c mpr,v smsot I . arst eosrd 10 day, In
some a the Wide ethsn shs~ dsoIias. There
wess lasgs traasactioas Psrker Vein Cumberland
hiA aAA hicAr.eu. C-D.os CoePssy won't up y Psr
osas ksntg merry Ase, u Asca,sck y; Psnssyivaaia
Cosi, 4; Cumberland, n, Psk-r Vein, l; Hudsoa Rv-
g.; New York oeau.l R.lrosA. u; stonnsnstsn y;
MisA4gsn Central q Fasr~ses ssd K-yPors fell Oh y
psr cent; Hicaraxus 1rsant, V Harlem, Y; Long
fsand. Y; Reading Railroad 4. Tns s,o Il uaxket ap.
pears 70 - In very sssstsisd coadsiOa. ras money
naaskst sAsy ty ASc txnt up the oext Qustasns
for fancy stecAs ny sss morning down In the
attarnSen. 1t Is possibe - tell ~nxt DAP may
hsng forth. The Duas each have their sun
shAns and storm and spsoaiAssx In stocks Ia ct the
Ing ZION cause eases utterly OF the question
more frequently their operations. Things 20 By
eostrsxss. No,Aug iAsA uasssry inactivity, Ia such
times these.
AZ ~ Second b ard the market not 10 buoyaa.
and the operations CON parativsly nmited Erie
RsdEosd fen CT y per oest. Hudsso Railroad NJ Par
ker Ven 1; Canberiass q Long Island y; PeaasylvA-
nia Coal 4 AT the oi the dsacy down GARD
AT the Mining Board $50 North Carolina Copper
STOCK sold At per cent; $40 Lake superior Mining Com
pany d Lssdon 21s sa,sr 30 dsya
Thsro not business tssnsaoted In foreign ex
change to day FOR b. tins steamship Arctis
from this port fos Everpcoa 70 (stcrdsy). We
quote bill, Lonasn at g. Va per osnt premium: on
PA1is q. liz ST iSx Inc viii not ssks oas
much specie, None yet been engaged
After the I'd iou. nment VI sns board the following
pales Of stocks At b. Simeon Draper
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
.r.-e><~~~N~>~>,~>N~~~~~~r
~ SEE FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. ia

ksOUskcs, nOOa15, NrC., WANTED.
billiard TABLE WANTED-A GOOD SECOND
ID hsnd billiard table wnnted. Address L. Land Herald
onieo, stating owest cash price.
yVANTFD-PART OF HOUSE ON THE WEST SIDE
w Of this city, for small family, Possess'on wanted
immediately Gan bess Of goeA tsnant by addressing
D., besAdvny post QRcs,
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SIS C0e Papar oanver tible 7s.............1i2
rs o0e Hartford CT slAes 1870 los
50Uo do 1V7T
10, coo yirsiriA coupoo slxss, 1888. loo
1000 co. 90. ................l0 SK
20,0OV wheeling city s0sds, guaranteed b. state los
b,0t0 90 d.. ,............... .lo2A
lU00O New Jersey Central r. sevsns ........ 81
10 40 CO. d. -. ......SSH
400 Michigan Cent al RR IS, esuvsrtibies .lu7
100 shares Bank If ,.,..... 90
a8 do. Sufcik B.I neutrality-suspicious.. -. IS
So DO Peoples Ba.k sock NY .................lO5
20 do. Aecsshios' BsDs OF Wliasasburg ........ 81
10 DO E ms Fine la Is !. ~. .....,..... l04
10 DC. ksFstsD sA0uf'oS Co .......... %
70 do. Lsssisg Oos.Ivs oSy Assocission 80
= 90. u Avenue ts@tVvso LTD
do Gsiesa ssa aus<p UStop Railroad Co.. l2s
20 o, -~go sd y tasYao Rantosa Co ........ 80
10 do W,ii~as0ue 1AF Co ...-..#.....*. .l1l
40 EzIm.lt Cisz.4s' Baak, Williams burg iOI
80 40. kuiUaS FL 10 .........,.l vr
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VIZ sabota pararive ststemsst Of the ship ssats
hsccs u co,ou goodA, bet~esn JsnuAy LIST and August
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MHTlsJrsyTsnN.


AN ENGLISH LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT
IA In gentiemahs family as governoss. Eor acquire
m.nts are mufo ORA wing and French, In sddsa 70
usu branches OF an English education In all Of whon
boonpetentt 10 nnih her pupils References gvon and
soired and no objection 20 South. Address ~ D. H.
Pest Once or 2a6 Last ifteensh street, post paid.
A GENTLEMAN OFFERS TO GIVE LESSONS ON
N the piano or In ths ench End German IL
eAohspee for board In private family Undoubted rsf,
robces given. Please address O. O., herald ofioe,
A GENTLEMAN, LATELY ARRIVED FROM PARA
IA wishes to give Lessons In the French Language He -
furnhh the beet Of references Apply At No ysrck ~
ITO FAMILIES VISITING EUROPE-A WIDaw
lady we'll oonversant with the French 60 on -
her services governess or friendly S6etsaeh
es hnslish French music drawing and oil painting MosA
satisfactory references DO offered family
respcotaby, with whom she has resided tho psotv
goyerness Address dree ID. N. r.. Union square PssI
once.
WANTED-A LADY QUALIFIED TO TEACH Tm
EDgisa brsnehss ono wiilins to TO Toass iiys.
particulars. tnq0irs ross Me- e Eolrcsoitas ots
koN " O'clock IN s~~
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MATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERY Tua4A
w watch tubs flies Aad Tools verg te03
watch glasses r.ntsg mills turning lsthss &c. tx 80
~ WIN. Il. FRA6SE. IS CLAtAAN stroeA-
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CNOR SALf-TBE LEASE STOCK. AND FIXTORES
OF corner grocery and liquor store ono Of tss beat
stnds the sixth Owner has got suoher
ettenl to- Inquire at No. ~ sixth Avenue. corner Of
TWop piuth rect
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hotel veetsurs.t located Union squars. nni
ing will be ready for
Apply to HOMER M0hGAN, No. s Metro pslitsa Bsok
Building Pine Ut rect.
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4EN mn wORrH o. yAgNe AND DUILot 70
YOO.VVU iete.-A bssstlfs ssstssd fs sSiy ",
vii % dsbassd :: e ss.e.te:r, the iss az :. sp
The su.tos Z dflisAtfai sa1 che rasts sslubr
no vs, sst age has svss ersy..s e e .e.s ts,s 2 re-
iutst extnt Why thsa. vii ycu psss visk vito .sd
ire oss ss ne !: sS..s e
e. stsrs. .srly :rs s ". Dc sos w.h :: ss q -
aissThatien pu, ohsss shsss iumsd.Atsiy. Apply to
.HAkLks WOOD No. 3o8 Broadway, where maps csa be
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L,OR SALK-A GROCERY Stare ON ONE og TaB
best business s.reets Ia Brooklyn It preseo doirs
keeping liquer Tsrins moderate. Apply this day. At
GkAYS Agency. Ne 2Fusnsn street. CORNER Of Atlantic
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
From the St. Lotus Intelligencer. NOTTCE

REPLIES CAN BE CUREDl-By using McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT. Read the following remarkable cure:
 Mir. J. H. MCLEAN, St. Louis, Mo
 DEAR SIR: 1 have been afflicted for twenty three years with Bleeding Piles; for the last fifteen years l have been unable to work; during this time have spent more than one hundred dollars with doctors, but hey failed to relieve me. 1 used a great many remedies, among them the Mexican Mustang Liniment, but none of them did me any good. Fortu- nately l was induced by others who had ex- perienced the good effects of McL6an's Vol canic Oil Liniment, to give It trial, and It relieved me the first application, and contin- ued to help me-now am permanently cured. was also troubled with a pain Tn my back across my kidney; 1 applied the Liniment, and it cured me! 1 have used it on Burns in giving speedy and permanent relief.
 live two miles and half west of Xena, Clay county Illinois-write CT call on me, and 1 will give them further information if neces- sary.
 3gl do certify that the above statements are strictly true. LOUIS ROBINSON, Agent
 zJ We say to ali who may be suffering from that distressing disease, the Piles, suffer no longer Call at once and get a supply of McLEAN'S CELEBRATED LlNIMENT and be healed
 McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINI- MENT is beyond all doubt, the best Lniment that has ever been discovered and the only reliable remedy for the cure of local pains. Scores of Swellngs on Man or Beast. It IS safe, a certain cure--speedy and permanent. This IS incontestable evidence of the great virtues of this medicine. Read the advertise ment in another colume, and call at once and get supply and be cured
 January 29. 1853.
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POISONING.

Thousands of Parents who use Vermifuge composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c., are not aware that, while they appear to benefit the patient, they are actually laying the founda- tons for a series of diseases, such as saliva ton. loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c
 in another column vii be found the adver- tisement of Hobensack's Medicines. to which We ask the attention of all directly interested in their own as well as their Chdren's health. In liver complaints, and all disorders arising from those of billions type, should make use of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack' $ liver pills.
 3-y5' BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Heben- sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills; and ob- serve that each has the signature of ;he Propri- eror, J. N. HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
 July g, 1853
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J. BURROWS patent Plantation Corn Mill.

IfTHlS Mill differs from all others in the con J snucuon of the Upper or Runner Stone, which IS composed of French Burr Blocks, enclosed in a Cast Iron Case, that forms the back and hoop of the Stone, with Cast Iron Eve, or Bush, that is of greater external diam eter al the bottom than at the top; this is secured to the back by four bolts, so that every block IS in the form of dove-tail. This gives greater strength to a Stone than any other method which IS required in small mills, where the Stone is run with great speed, and becomes dangerous if not strongly made. It also gives any weight to Stone of small diameter that Is required without having it thick or high which makes it top-heavy.
 This mill is a square frame madel of wood or cast iron, in the form of busk with Bridge tree, Spindle, Balance, Rine, Driver, and Regulating Screw, and grnds upon the same principle as large mill, differing only in the Runner-Stone; this being of great weight, ena- b.es 1t to grind, more of grain with less power than any ether mill; IS portable and may be at- tached to Steam Water, Horse or Hand power
 Jos. H. BURRows, of ofCincinnati, Is the Inven- tor, for which he obtained Letters Patent in lS42. For all infringements, the purchaser will be held responsible for the right of using.
 These Mills do not require a mil-wright to set them up; and all that is necessary to put them in operation, is to attach band to ths pulley on the Spindle, with drum sufficiently large to run the 21 inch Mill 240 revolutions per minute, attached to Gin, Water. or Steam Power By the steady application or two horse power, the Mill will grind six or eight bushels per hour, of good meal; and will grind Wheat as well as Corn. The 30inch mill, # put to it's fullest speed, will grind from 10 to l5 bushels per hour
 These mills are warranted 10 be in every respect as represented.
 Having been appointed sole agents for the sale Of the above Mills, in this section of coun- try We will keep constantly on hand the differ ent sIzes, and will furnish planters upon es reasonable terms as can be had in Cincinnati or
 May a4, 1851 II. P, COOLIDGE &Co:
 ALSO-Constantly on hand W. STEW ARTS newly improved Corn and Cob Crush CT, known by the nameof Ohio and Kentucky Stock Mill, which will break and grind from , 10 90 bushels per hour
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
 POOR HOUSE.

THYHE undersigned will receive E sealed proposals until the I8tI day of August next, for the building a Poor House, in the vicinity of Hel ena; and also a stewards dwelling and kitchen. The poor house 10 be of the following dimensions, and bull and finished as follows. 10 wit: The building to be 40 by 30 feet framed in lhe balloon order. a pas. sage of 10 feet running lenghtwise of the building, each side of passage to be divided by framed partitions ir 10 iour rooms, making 8 rooms in the building, with door and l win. dow in each room; windows to be F light 10 by l2, sash filed, plane batten shutters, complete with locks &c.; floors to be laid of seasoned lumber jointed and laid ruff. The walls, partition and overhead to be Iaihed and pIastered; with four stack chimnevS, built so as to form a fire place in each room; fire place sufIi- ciently large to admit IS inch wood; roof of good heart cypress shingles.
 STEWARDS DWELLING
 to be 30 by l6 feet, framed as above, one partition making ? rooms, divided in the most convenient manner, with a gallery of s feet in front. Two win dows and l door 10 each room, door and windows same as above, and fin ished in the same manner as to sash, doors, and floor, and plastered as the above described building. with one brick chimney, sufficiently large to admit of wood 20 inches.
 PLAN OF KITCHEN.
 The building l4 by l4 feet, of logs to face at least 10 inches, hewed down after raising, covered with 3 feet boards, showing 1 foot; floor laid ruff; l door, and l window with shutter, sash and glass; the cracks 10 DE lHSu iISluC Nlll oHIOOtu UOdl uo and chinked and printed out.
 The undertaken must enter into bonds, with approved security, 10 complete the work, in work kmanIike manner, by the 25th day of Decem- Der next. The price agreed on will be paid in cash, one-half when the work is half com pleted and the balance when the work is completed.
 Seperate proposals for each build ing will be required.
 And it is ordered by the Court that this notice be published in the Southern Shield and Democratic Star.
 A. c. UNDERWOOD,
 A. c. ROBERTSON,
 VIM. KELLER,
 COMMISSIONERS.
 A true copy from Record.
 Attest: E. H. COWLEY,
 July g, 1852. CLERK.
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GREENS TYPE FOUNDRY.

| i7 CANAL STREET ROW, NEW ORLEANS, I28 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
 To Newspaper Publishers $. Printers.
 ENITH confidence invite the trade
 w before they purchase elsewhere, 10 give me a call at my establishments,
 as above, where am ready to furnish 1 them with all kinds of BOOK AND NEws- PAPER TYPE, of the newest and most
 durable style. I am also prepared to supply the much admired Scotch letter,
 having lately procured from Scotland a series Of those beautiful faces, together with every variety of form and Pattern Ornamental and Jobbing Type, Bordor- ling, etc.
 1 feel assured that the elegance and ac- curacy of the Type manufactured by me 'cannot be surpassed by any founder Tn the Union. By an entirely new method lin making and casting, 1 am enable to retain the virtues of the component part of the metal, and thus to produce, in ad- dition to all elegant, the most Solid and Durable type heretofore offered to the public. To this last feature l would, in particular, call attention, for soIidity and durability is, on principle of economy, of the greatest importance to all tyPog- raphers. The members of the craft will also find me ready to supply them with all kinds of Printing offices. such as Presses, Wood Type, Stands, Gases, Brass, Press, and Wood Rules, lmpoS- sing Stones, Composing Sticks, Brass and Wood Galleys, Reglets, Closets, Racks, &c., &c.
 Old type faker aa exchange Jor ne'o, at cents per i6. The trade dealt with on liberel terms, and patronage solicited, on the ground to furnishing to the pur- chaser an article with which he will be pleased. and which will bring him the worth of his money.
 Editors or Printers wishing to estab- fish Newspaper or Job Printing Office will be furnished with an estimate Tn de- tail of the cost. by stating size of paper, and kind of work to be executed. H. H. GREEN.
 Editors and Publishers of newspapers who will publish this advertisement six months, and send paper to this Foundry will be paid for the advertisement on their purchasing six times the amount of their advertisement bilI, in Type of my manufacture. H. II. c.
 July 30, IS53.
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
POST 1[ SCRIPT! 3.
a,al Ravages of Yellov FeUer!
Office of the Southern Shield.

q Office of the Southern Shield.
 Saturday morning, Aug. 13, s o. clock.-The steamer Columbus, just |. ssea up, had on board number of se, of yellow fever, and among the humber, we are grieved to say, was our ..feemed friend, the high toned and ,oble GOODRICH, first clerk of the boat -vho it was thought could not live until twelve o'clock.
 The Columbus left New Orleans on Tuesday evening last, at which time the fever was raging with dreadful fury about 200 dying daily. Between ele- ven and twelve hundred died in the city last week.
 To give our readers an idea of the awful state of affairs in New Orleans. we make the subjoined extracts from the Crescent, of last Tuesday:
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
Black & Gum Sssz1aithizag

FS'HE undersignedrespectfulIy informs
 -A the citizens of Helena and vicinity, that he is stil engaged in the above busl- ness in this place. He is now well pre- pared to do every description of work in his line, in the most substantial and work 'manllke manner, with al! possible des patch, and at fair prices
 Now on hand, and will be kept con- stantly, 9 first rate article of homemade Turning Flows, winch arc offered low for cash.
 iST Shop in the uper part of town near Porter's Steam Mill. J.C. DENTAL. April 9, l853.--tf
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sEE. EE.9 ETT'.

NM 0 U l. D most respectfully an
 w nounce to his friends, as well as the public generally, that he has just received direct from New York a beauti- fuI and well selected stock of Cloths, Casimeres, Vestings, Drap D'Etcs, Linens, &c. &c., which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevailing fashions of the day, fully guara teeing satisfaction both in regard to fit and workmanship, or no sale.
 Call i'll, boys. and see something tasty-Shop opposite to Benj. Bailey's store on Main street.
 April 23, 1853.
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
WATER WITCH.

One-half the army of the United States is employed upon the Mexican frontier. The annual cost of Suppor- ting this force is not less than three millions. and, large as it is and heavy as is the expenditure, the treaty stip- uIation to keep down the Indian ag- gressions is by no means compiled with, and cannot be. The country is in great part uninhabited and unin- habitable. Where there is neither wood, water, nor soi! permanent population cannot be sustained. The project of a railroad, without going forty miles into Mexican territory a part of the way, is quite out oI the question; and, even if this concession could be obtained it is very doubtful if a railroad can be kept up across such a desolate country.
 We have no doubt that if Mexico would take back the whole of New Mexico it would be a great favor to this country. The territory is value, less, its protection is enormously ex- pensive, and the only possible use that can be made of it is to furnish a pre- text for another war with the unfor- tunate and crumbling Government which we have already despoiled of half of it's territory. God is very merciful, and the country, great and powerful, rich and prosperous, can bear great deal; but the offended laws of our being will yet vindicaie themselves, and nations, as well as individuals, must take the consequent ces Of their own guilt.-Prou. Jour.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
 REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned, as Administra- tor ot the Estate of Absolem Lowery, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Phillips coun- ty, State of Arkansas, and the sta tutes in such cases made and provi- ded, will, on the 20th day of August next, at the late residence of said Lowery, in the State and county aforesaid, proceed 10 sell, upon the terms hereinafter mentioned, to the highest and best bidder, the following described tracts of land, situate in said county of Phillips, to wit:
 The northeast quarter of section l9, township ? north, range f east, containing l60 acres; and the south east quarter of the south west quarter ot section l7, township ? north, range 4 east. containing 40 acres.
 For the purpose of paying the debts of said Estate.
 The above described land will Le sold upon credit, as fojlows:-one half on the lst of January, 1854, and one half on the 1st of January, 1855, the purchaser or purchasers giving bond with approved security.
 Sale to take place between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in The afternoon of said day.
 JOSEPH CURZADD,
 July 30, 1853. Adm'r.
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NOTICE.

A LL persons who are indebted to "A the undersigned, either by note or account, prior to the fire of 1852, are no itely invited to call and settle the same without delay, as am much in want of what is due me would call the attention of many to their accounts of 1851 Let a word to the wise be sufficient.
 R. Ii. IMMIGRANTS. March ,, 1858.
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Hides w anted,

gHsHE subscriber wishes to purchase a A large number of both Green and Dry Hides, forwhich the highest market price will be paid,-payahle in the store of Messrs. Myrtle, Moore & Co. The Hides to be delivered at my establish ment on York street, or at my Tan Yard near Helena.
 DARBY PENFECOST.
 March 26, 1852.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

1hiSL1AAASD OAl115 dS AUtDlnlSlrd tor de bonis non of the Estate of John c. Lowery, deceased, having filed his third annual settlement account at July term of the Court of Probate of Phillips county, 1853.
 Notice. is hereby given, to all per. sons interested in said settlement ac- count to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have. on or before the second day of the October term of said Court, or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof.
 E. H. COWLEY,
 August l3. CLERK.