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The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

being convicted, shall be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor, and may be fined in any sum not less than one dollar, nor more than five hun dred dollars, which when collected, shall be placed in the common school fund of such county.
 SEC 9 This act shall take effect and be in force on the lst day of February next.
 APPROVED, 18th January, 1857.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
AN ACT to provide for a geological survey
 of the State of Arkansas

AN hOI to lfoWde Tor a SeOlO8lcal survey
 of the State of Arkansas.
 SEC 1 Be it enoctei Jy the General Assem- WyV he State of Arkansas That the governor be authorized and empowered to appoint state geologist, to continue in office until the close of the next General Assembly.
 SEC ?. Be it fuyther epacted, That it shall be the duty of the state geologst to make re- connoisance of the State, noting the mining and mineral lauds, their geographical poSition ex- tent, character, and geographical distribution. To examine and collect specimens of the ores of lead, iron and other metals; of the marbles granite, limestones, slates, and all other rocks of economic value, as well as the saline and mineral waters of the State, and to make a re- port of the result of his investigations, suitably illustrated to the next regular session of the legislature.
 SEC. 3. Be it tfuytter enacted, That suita- ble room in the state house shall be set apart by the secretary of state, for the use of the state geologlst, and the necessary cases and other furniture be furnished, sufficient to de- posit specimens of all his collections of min erals and fossils, Illustrating the different geo. logical formations of this State.
 SEC 4. Be tt further enacted, That the state geologist shall receive salary at the rate of eighteen hundred dollars per annum, payable quarterly by the state treasurer, and he shall be authorized, under the direction of the go- vernon, to employ the necessary assistance, and provide the necessary outfit, and the expendi. lures of such assistance and outfit, as well as travelling expenses and transportation, shall likewise be paid to him by the state treasurer, from time to time, as such expenses are incur red, upon certified account of such disburse. ment, to be filed by said geoogst, which shall be done under oath, accompanied by state ment of his accounts, with the original vouchers as near as can be obtained, and an account of items, to be filed with the auditor of the State.
 SEC. 5 Be t frther enacted, That the sum of four thousand and eight hundred dollars per annum, be appropriated, out ofany money in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the payment of the salary of the geoogst, and all other expenses incurred.
 SEC G. Be it futher enactea, This law shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 APPROVED, 18th January, 1857.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
Death of Mrs. Wirt.

The Baltimore Patriot, of Tuesday says:
 Mrs. Wrt, the honored relict of the Hon. Wm. Wirt, once Attorney General of the United States, and eminent alike for his legal attainments as his fine literary ability died at Annapolis, on Saturday last, at the residence of her son-n-law, the Hon. Alexander Randall, aged 73 years. The well known Floras Die tlonary, published by Lucas & Brothers, of this city, was originally compiled by this estimabe lady, the graces of whose character will be long remembered by that large circle of friends and relatives which she was for so many years so distinguished an ornament
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
NEW ADV DVERTISEMENTS TS
I.OST.

RY one of our agents in the Lightning Rod busi kS ness. about the 2jth ut between Brownsville and Harris Ferry, Ark, Pocket Account Book containing two drafts payable to our order on New Orleans; of s52 SS, drawn by James Smith. anc the other *loo, by - Branch Persons are no. tfcd not to trade for said drafts or orders Our ad dress is in the book. Any one forwarding it to us a this place Memphis will be suitably rewarded. is valuable to us.
 February l7.-2t. T. B. THRAII, 6, co
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THE ACr OF DYING Is SELDOM PAINFUL Sir Henry Halfuord, the eminent London phys clan, says: "Of the great number to whom i has been my painful professional duty to have administered in the last hour of their lives, have sometimes felt surprised that 80 tev hav, oPpeared reluctant to go to the undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveller re. turns.'"
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

6rRev. MT. Dodge, Baptist clergyman, was lately taken by the citizens of Grant county, Wisconsin, plunged naked into asnowbank, and afterwards ridden out of town on a rail- The cause was the discovery of an arrangement by MT. Dodge to elope with another mans wife, The baptism by snow may be the means of saving this divine highness from the fire.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

SANTA ANNA AGAIN.-According to one of tGe ministerial papers of Madrid, of 24th De- cember, General Santa Anna, of Mexico, has sent agents to Madrid to propose to re-establsh monarchy in Mexico, with Spanish prince as sovereign, provided the Spanish government will grant him certain assistance. The Epeca opposes any such project, unless it be freely demanded by public opinion in Mexico, and have the support of England and France
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

6A young man named Tudor, from Hart ford Ct., lately took girl, who is spiritual medium, out upon sleigh ride from Detroit, and marrying her while absent, deserted her the next day, taking with him her all, $36O. which she had accumulated by her manifes- tatiors. The spirits ought to "rap'' him oyer the head
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
STATE OF ARKANSAS. !

COUNTY OF MONROE.
 76 all achoam it may c0nceyn: I JOHN P. SHERRELL administrator of the es- l, tate of George Maberry, deceased. late of the county of Monroe knowing that equal division of slaves belonging to said cannot be made in kind and that William K. Maocrry, Mrs. Mary c. Terry. Mrs. Terress,. A. Cooke, Mrs. Nancy E. Rogers and Mrs. Lucinda A. Randas, being distributes of said estate and residents of this State
 do therefore notify William K Maberry. Mrs Mary C. Terry, Mrs. Terrcssa A. Cooke, Mrs Nancy E. Rogers, Mrs. Lucinda A. Randals and all whom it may conern, be notified by publishing in the True Democrat, published at Little Rock. for two success sve weeks the tpubcation to be at eastsx weeks before the next term of Probate Court of Monroe county Arkansas, notice that application will be made at the April term of this court A. D. lS57 for order authorizing the administrator of said estate to sell said slaves and distribute the proceeds among the distributes of said estate.
 All person having any interest ill the said estate and William K. Maberry, Mrs. NJ. c. Terry, Mrs. Ter ressa A. Coke, Mrs. Nancy E. Rogers, Mrs. Lucinda A. Randals these in particular will therefore take notce that application will be made to the said Probate Court at the April terra, A. D. ls57 for ar erder sell said slaves and distribute the proceeds as aforesaid.
 JOHN P. SHERRELL, Admir- of
 the estate of George Maberry. dec'd. January 29th 1857 l8-3t Cost of adv. $S)
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No- XnrI- IT ~ Sauator

Nev Fork, Feb 3.-The New York Legis- lature has elected the Hon. Preston King, U. s. Senator for six years from the 4th of March next, to succeed the Hon. Hamilton Fish, whose term then expires.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

 PY an order of the Probate Court of the szsF l1 county of Yell, in the State of Arkansas. wl- Twill offer for sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door i'll said county the 24th day of March next, on credit until the lst of January 1858 the following tracts of land, viz
 \. ar sec. 23, town ,, north range g west. w. half of $. E. qr. sec 23, town. 5, north range 23 west,
 F. half of s. E. qr. sec. 22 town ,, north range g west,
 N. F. qr.of N qr. sec 26, town. 5, north range 23 west, containing s60 acres.
 The above tract of land lays one mile and ouar- ter west ot Danville on the main road leading from Little Rock to Fort Smith, It is not surpassed in point of soil or timber by any tract of land in the State. There Is in cultivation one hundred acres with dwelling house containing four rooms. kitchen smokehouse, corn crib, and stables; three never fail ing springs, and well of good water as the State affords will also offer at the same time and place the following tract, viz:
 k. half of sec 23, town s, north range l9 west containing 320 acres
 lhs land lays on the Arkansas river in whatis called Gardens bottom, in said county of Yell. and is as good land as there is the river Persons wishing to purchase before the day of sale can do so by ing on Thomas w. Pound esq, at Danville or Hon. Ii. A. Howell Dardanelle both of whom are authorized to sell at private sale Purchaser to give bond with approved security and mortgage on the land. This the 9th day of February, 1857
 SAMUEL HAYS, Executor
 of the estate of G. E. Hays, deceased Feb 17,-4t. Cost of adv't $l0.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
Cattle Market,

Jefferson City, Feb 6. Beef Cattle--The market continued bare of Western Reeves, but supply is due. A good stock of Lake, Texas and Attakapas Cattle offered and the market was easier for purchasers. We quote Ut 5l loc S fb net.
 HoSs--Prices ruled at 3lloc. The market is bare.
 Sheep.-Thc market is bare Milch COWs--None on sale. Calves and Yearlings--In demand at sgCQli g head.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
SALE OF LANDS FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES In Ashley county. State of Arkansas

l< t l Q Ma Al it the ? O a in ue of t gstuaein aidcouy O y o afneaid) htt to t e Nply nlcssn trAnf donor adav
 sal kin forenoon Lands nn a O he eshl lbeso
 be dior . r of duack.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
Segarss Segars!

VSNHE subscribers have just received a fresh supply
 II ot the very best quality of Scgars. Those who use the weed would do well to call and examine them. NEWBERN X HUGHES Fol
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
READ AGAIN

READ AGAIN! RI late arrivals, l have received at my old stand D on Markham street the following additions to my former large and general stock: MOCHA COFFEE; JAVA COFFEE: RIO COFFEE;
 CRUSHED SUGAR:
 PULVERlZED SUGAR;
 BROWN SUGAR;
 TEAS;
 CURRANTS:
 SULTANA RAISINS;
 CITRON
 FINE CIGARS:
 CHOICE TOBACCO;
 OLD PORT WINE; OLD MADEIRA WINE; OLD SHERRY WINE: OLD COGNAC BRANDY; HOLLAND GIN; OLD BOURBON WHISKEY: OLD JAMAICA RUM; GINGER WINE; STRAWBERRY WINE; RASPBERRY WINE; BLACKBERRY WINE;
 SUPERIOR HOOK WINE;
 SUPERIOR CLARET WINE: Large Lot choice brands CHAMPAGNE: PINE APPLE CHEESE: ALMONDS; CASTANAS; ENGLISH WALNUTS: All kinds of Fresh Fruit. A large and splendid invoice of Glass ond Queensware; and large assort- ment of all kinds of Groceries. Nov 25 '56 JACOB HAWKINS
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

ra, and have generally met with good demand al an advance ot AW3sc a2 lb. above last weeks rates Inferior. r.......-..s e s1a Prime. l01I0n Common. SAC 91a Choice .1lAMllL Fairto Fully Fair. .934@lo% Clarified II lA@l24
 Moiasses--'rhe sales of the week embrace some 2ooo obs ata range of 55055c for inferior and fer mentlng; 5s(9G0 for dark and good lots, and 6lo6gc Der gallon for prime and choice, with few hundred half bbs: at lg62 l-2c. per gallon
 FlOur.-The sales up to this morning embraced some 5000 bbls. at :6 7507 for Ohio and St. Louis supertine; S 25 for fancy, and S7 5o17 75 per bbl for extra brands.
 COrn--The sales, including yesterday lot of S75 sacks at Toe, and to-day 300 at 6Uc. and 300 at 62 l-2965c. per bushel.
 BacOn--Shouders at 95Sc.. Sides 10 -2MlO66c
 Beei--We quote Mess nomnally at Sl6 per bbl
 Iard--Some small sales in ticrces were made ear- ly in the week at l2 l2@l2Mc., and about 500 kegs were disposed of at l334(Gl4c.
 Whlskey--32W35c for ordinary and extra brands of kectifed. and 3S@40c. per barrel for Raw
 Gunny BaSs.-lUGl2c for light and heavy and 40 bales second hands three bushc bags at l86c
 Bagging and Bale Rope--Kentucby Bngging. l4GlSc., according to quality, quantity etc. India l30l31sc. Bale Rope has been dull at $ l-2MlOKc and ll@ll4c a3 tb for fancy
 fte--94@9Mc. for inferior and ordinary Rio, and l0Wl0 l-2 t} tb for fair to prilne
 Sait--s"GS6c for all coarse to one fifth fine and 900ylc for one third fine.
 Kice..The market has been quiet at a range of 4 l-2 0413c g fb for Carolina
 Charlottesville tiansactious in Star have been on limited scale ut about 24Ql25c E fb for light to full weight.
 Spiri Turpentine--Thes sales include l5o bar rels on Wednesday at 43c R gallon equal to cash.
 Hides.- Attaknpas have been selling the levee at l5c f4 IL for dry
 Lard Oii--We have noted limited sales at sl 20 T3 barrel for prime winter strained
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

'INHE undersigned, having enlarged their store \ house, and added to it t large warehouse would respectfully inform their numerous friends and ac- quaintances, that they prepared to give them entire satisfaction in goo,ls prices and attention- They will keep constantly on hand. every article wanted by country merchants, and the trading com mnnity They will give goods in exchange for all kinds of country produce. Call and sec them when you come to town.
 Feb. F. 1857. NEWBFRN lS UUIIES
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

ENUK the rapid cure ef Coughs, A Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption. is univ ersal ly known as the best remedy ever yet discovered for every variety oi Pulmonary disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so LnnmernuS the nnSes If its cnra,
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
Something for the Ladies.
Powder. Powder,

NEWBERN & HUGHES, are now in receip AN of the best quality of snuff which will be Soll cheap for cash. NEWBERN tS HUGHES.
 Feb. IT. '5T
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
Groceries.

NfTOCtTI6Ss ' m BBLS. Brown Sugar; 1O '' Crushed ss bags Shot. assorted;
 10 Coffee:
 10 boxes Tobacco;
 100 ' Lead. sale cheap for cash, by Feb. IT '57. NEWBERN S- HUGHFS
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

y ns s'fSd FS cPe PS late For ]ya ae 100 Sr s'fs1 cash. by GEO. S. MORRISON. Feb. ln 1857 1S-
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
CAIRO AND FULTON R. R. OFFICE, !

Little Rock, January l6th lS57 l order to afford to those who may wish to become Il interested as Stockholders in the Cairo and Fulton Railroad and thereby participate in the grart of lands made by Congress to aid in it's construction an op- portunty of doing so; the following local agents have been appointed and duly authorized by the com pany to receive subscriptions to its capital stock, to wit:
 Dr. JOHN F. ALLEN, Batesve, Independence county RICHARD FAratERLY, ESQ. Little Rock Pulaski (" J. l.. WITHERsPooN. Arkadephia, Clark |" Col. R. MARTIN Princeton, Dallas |" Maj. B. F. HAMPSTEAD, Washington, Hampstead [" Hon. DAVID FoRAN, Paraclifta, Sevier Also, the following travelling ogcnts, to wit: Col. H. C. DYE and 1. NJ. MOORE, ESQ
 EDW. CROSS Jan 20 '5T. President c. and F. R R. Go
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
TO BANK DERTORs

yuNIiE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, a for sale, for cash Oh credit on terms and in amounts to shit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks ot this State.
 WATKINS & GALLAGHER. Little Rock, Sept. 30 '56 -6n
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
NOTICE.

a LL those indebted to the undersigned, either by "A note or account, reqriested to come forward and pay up or in two weeks from this date, they will find their claims in the hands of an officer We are in debt and wish pay asd can't, unless others will pay us. We are also out of Lea ther and want mo- ney to buy more. So pay mp. and save costs
 SULLIVAN 6 SHILLCUTT. Iannarv o4 1857 Te-Dw
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
OPPOSITION THELIFEOFTRADE.,.

INHE undersigned having established . new Ferry ! on the Arkansas river, three miles below Pine Bluff, respectfully soic4 the patronage of the tra yelling public lie will always keep goo boats and be'tow the most careful attention to the business
 Persons desiring to need have no fear of hav- ing to waitin any exceeding very few minutes
 This ferry is immediately on the road from Pine Bluff to south Arkansas and Texas and the distance from the ferry to Pine Bluff s the on both side, of the Arkansas river.
 The rates of ferrage will be reasonahlo-no ertor- tim. F. q. VACCINE.
 Feb r 1857 If
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
POCKET BOOK LOST

PY the subscriber, in Little Rock, about 1E-TyzH.9 1 the 2oth January, 1857, containing ifNsTE% %J deeds, receipts, and the following notes GA4Z4aaax.1 One Juletta Seat for as near as recolected Sl04 one on salnl. White. (Frenehman,) payable to J. J. Rankin, for S20O; one on L. Gibson, payable to Jas. NJ. E. Johnson, for $40; one on Washington Massen- gill, payable to myself SS; Jas. NJ. E. John son, payable to myself, BIO; one on Erasmus Ford, payable to myself three notes $50; one on John W. Ferguson. payable to John !. Rankin, for $50.
 Any person finding said pocket book and leaving it at the True Democrat otce at the store of Fed & Dolley, will be suitably rewarded.
 Feb 3 '57 2w JOHN GREATHOUSE. LUST Received and keep constantly on hand. an J assortment of Groceries consisting of Sugar. Cof- fee, Tea Rice, Soda, Saleratus. Indigo Madder Pearl Starch, Fancy Soap, Resin Soap Liquors of ali brands etc., for sale by
 Jan 27 '57 D. L. O'CONNELL & co.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
STEAMBOAT REGISTER,

STEAMBOAT REGISTER. es.slhla~-1N IT. EsN Az.zz-1AaI=a. 4szssGsss1s..sss .s FURNISHED BY RAPLEY, HANGER & CO.,.
 Arrivals. Feb. 9-Alice. from Napoleon. |" lo-Low Water, from Fort Smith, ll-Lucy Robinson, from Fort Smith, {" l2-Co Drennen. from Napoleon. '' l2-S II. Tucker, from Fort Smith. " l3-Umpire No 3, from Napoleon !" l4-Alice, from Ft. Smith.
 Departures. " 9-Alice. for Ft. smith. ' l0-Low Water. for Napoleon :" ll-Lucy Robinson, for New Orleans ' l2-Col. Drennen, for Napoleon. " l2-S H. Tucker, for Napoleon 1" l3-umpire No. 3, for Fort Smith. { l4-Alice for Napoleon. .zg River falling rapidly.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

New GOOds! New GOOdS!! EUST received per steamboat ENN@e- S Cora, direct from New York and New Orleans EXAT N&s 200 sack Salt, large and bl'chd; ~ESsA4A>x 40 sacks best Rio Coffee 1000 lbs Cotton Yarn: 3100 yds A Pacific Sheeting; 1900 '' 7-S pittsfeld Shirtng; 1238 C 1-S do Drilling; 2l00 {" A and 7-s Brchd Shrting and Sheetng 10 pss. 10 and l2 IA do Sheeting; 20 ' A Unbleaehed Sea Island do: 10 Mems Best Brogans assorted 10 '' Boots
 " Boys All of which will be sold at cash prices by Feb 10 '57 FIELD d DOLBY.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

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The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
FrociamatiOn by the Governor, FooH HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
 STATE OF ARKANSAS


 " n most atrocious murder has heen ommit,ed Ill Lawrence county, upon the body of Joseph Goth ran, by Soiomon Bonds and Joseph Bonds, large. '"''s ~ :. Now, therefore, l. ELIAS N. CONWAY, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested, do hereby offer reward of Foup HuN- DRIED DOLLARS to any person who may apprehend the sad solomon Bonds and Joseph Bonds, or two hundred dollars for either of them and deliver them to ,e seI I'll oi sad sounty of in order that justice m this behalf may be had and executed
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of said IT, sl State to be affixed at Little Rock on the 10th day of February, AID. 1887. by the Governor, ELIAS N. CONWAY. DAVID B. GREER
 Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION =" Solomon Bonds is about 50 years old, 5feet9 or inches high, dark eyes, bsd-headed weight about l6o poundsn Joseph Bonds is about 2l years old feet high, dark eyes, fair skin; weight, ITO pounds" Feb 10 '57 4w.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
Notice.

z KEGS best ''FFFG Hazard Co.," Powder. i O store cheap for cash by
 Feb. r. '57. NEWBERN X HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
c 0 NJ NJ E R C I A l..
PIoAYUNE OFFICE, Feb. 6, 1857

COtton-Prices for the middng qualities have still tended in favor of sellers, and we again amend our quotations which are now as follows:
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

FANHE partnership heretofore existing between the ]. subscribers, in the Drug Business, under the firm ot McAlmont & Halliburton, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. ]. MeAlmont having purchased the whole establishment, will continue the business m hls own name and on his own account. He will pay all the debts of the firm, aud is authorized to collect all it's dues.
 J. I. McALMONT, 1T D.
 J. G. HALLIBURTON, K. D. Feb ', 1S57. feb lO-tf
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
New Crop Raisius. ets

NUW OTUp INdISIflS. GIG. YNEN boxes London Layer Raisins; l 15 half boxes London Layer Raisns;
 10 boxes NJ R do;
 Is half boxes M R do; 20 qr do do do:
 bbls Soft Shell Almonds {fresh;)
 case Genoa Citron:
 ] cask Zante Currants; Received per steamboat Arkansas and in store and sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & CC Dec 80 '56,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

At one Of the last meetings of the Aeddemie
des Sciences. ut Paris, NJ. Guerin Mineville pro.
duced number of wheat stalks OF moro than so.
ven fee, in height, each of them bearing splendid
ears. This fine species of wheat was obtained
from five grains that were found in an Egyptian
tomb. where for thousands Of years they had
been preserved from all external influence. Sown
in laA9. they grew up luxuriantly and yielded a
1900 fold produce; In consequence Of which NJ.
Drouillnrd made various comparative experiments
10 Southern and Central France and Brittany,
which experiments have been regularly contin-
ued aud their results officially confirmed
One half Of II field was sown with the Egyptian
the other with our common wheat aud the pro-
duce OF the former was 60 fold. of tho latter ID
fold, while commonly in France seven or eight
fold produce is considered fair one. Sown in
single grains, the Egyptian wheat yielded n $50
fold harvest. The experiments are now made in
always increasing extension. and not less than
1000 kiIogranmes (22OO pounds) OF mummy
partmcnt of Morlaix.
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Wise 1Da gacrreoiyprd.

The n. Y. Herald in lnto issue thus Daguet-
reotypes "cbo- shin" Governor.
..Wso has been eve. ytbing by turns. great in
everything and in every party. but nothing long.
He has been n Wing and ultra Wing. Demo-
crat and secession and Union Democrat-for
Jack son and against Jackson-for Van Buren,
and against him to the DEATH deadly hostile to
buchanan and the right hand man of Buchanan,
friend and an enemy of Fillmore. and an
admrer and rever of Fremont; philosopher. IL
moralist aud learned teacher of political ec"no.
my aud Christian charity, gentleman and n
scholar aud mountebank, scandal. monger, and
n bumbup"
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LOTTERIES,
HAN AN a pLA
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Nnry lind.
Extra Glass ),
To bo drawn Ia nau aote. MD saturday May 3olh, -a5
SPLENDID StIiIME

l0ol priJrs. Amounting tJhbO
Wbalo tctcts Sin Halves 81 Quarters - 80
- Please address all orders tekta la the above Mag
ninceu Sthcmps. 10
=. II. HUBBARD a. co,
NJ. ~ fhyettu Box, No. 40
af % t9auav Baltimore Mary land
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IrG.E: sEANIEt.ITOHN.-
JOHN n. KOYpI,

lErGCEssuR 10 NJ. LANGHpHNE 4 SuAaJ
MIS STHfIf. IYNCllErdG, Va
In this establishment Will always be found on Stock.
plcte assarfm,n crar nil kinds made o r bu It's
uorted rnl carefully selected and manufactured m a
yic,, ,-, asiidons smokers aud to daaa Tor
the 4at,3- This establishment reputation eqna to toeu
uf naauIaeiorN In tie sJuBtry,
Tocnabla the 10 offer al all times complete
assortment krop, constantly large stock p uttcl
Havana CEars which III be sold at small uA.
cost
Tic at dealers Of cur own city and State s-pc'id
v -ehrifrd Of the Stock The brands ut the
manafaciur,r a for years bron sud tho large
lart rp baYr entered into sfll
peau brands a kinds o imported and dom6. .iir
Utaciure.
Orders from any par NJ the Union viii hc promptly met,
and entire faction guaranteed TO purchaser
dec ilv