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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

worth ssocco 900 hssd Of cs.,ss worth q, 49, ~
kog, verth g. 900; 300 Spanish narss, worth eiasos,
80 jenniss, orth 1000 Is iaaks, worth % 900, sai
s:arion,. worth E. 800 Hs annual iaoons from ,ks
sale Of stock amounts 10 go CO., and from the Ell. II
eotton 10 $50 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

WooLES MILL IN OREcoS.-The first WOODEN mil
on the Pacific coast has been set in operation by the
Willamette Wooen Company, at Salem, Oregon,
with iS spipdles. Messrs. Davis & Farber Of Norm
Andover, Mas, manufacture Cd the machinery.
NvSL.-Tbe L. 6. sloop-of.wT CoIstells,i'p was
at Me,sina tth March. All well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
IT., Richmond South describe. the beauties Of the

English Kabsas bill IS follows:
at achieves Congre ssional recognition OF the L.
=, nutop Contribution 1t atiirms the principles Tor
whth The South has contsDded throughout the
struggle. 1t admits Kansas ITO the Union as save
S,sts and tins consolidacs the victory of lsJl In
n,srtce A. well AZ principle it is now established thai
no Federal prohibition viii avail to restrict the eAPan
zion of Pr, slavery power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

There are besides four hundred Acres cultivated CO
shares BY tenants, and eighteen hundred acres IN pas
,urs The wheat and increase OF the stock are sold of
the place the balance of the products are consumed.
Fourteen regular farmhands work the estate but extra
men are hired in harvest.
In June last there were on the place;
Is Racrborses 80 80 ~ ~ o. ~ - IA And So.
80 Brood AID colts W. SseeP lN'''"'N -"' -A
Al N,Ie. and 9coli.tuot MrA's)I do~hst
~ Tsru borr o. mares and colts t0' iosH
Those numbers seem email compared TO some Texas
,ock.fss. bu, an idea may be had Of the amount Of
cspi,sl involved when We remember that fro HORSES
alone cost Mr.. A. trerty-'ro fsOs'dnd fire hasdre@
dor,,s that these and the other tboroughbreds are
worth fy thousand dollars the trotiine stock cost
eteeu thousand doll,ts; and the booded cattle are
worth one lundrcd and .Ghy thousand dollars. These
,,setber aud the money which the remaining stock
would hing would make a sum large enough to pun
chase host Of common estile.
Under Mr.. Alexander, there are sufcrniendehis o.
zach pa,ti.ular department. IhO' ne ''F'ner arc
,en.,a, .uperr.epdent !, NJ. Joho-oIi tie t'"oded
MAE. .ra ,tall oh, A., e ctt-,s q VI 'ft't, be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

Az EXTENSIVE FARxrR.-Jsoob Csr1u OF TcIas
II the largest farmer in tho United States. He owns
80 900 scres Of land III, home pautstion contains
about ZOO acres. CD. Carroll hhs ca hs Immense
TInges 0. pasture la Ss :L,ci hU ho'ses sri e.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
Cowhiding by a Female M. D..

In Cincinnati, on Thursday, a striking drama, in which Mrs. E. H. Barry, M D., and licen- tious Lothario personated the parts was impro viscd in the portals of the Southgate House. It seems that she was first insuIted by a man on the street, which she repulsed, and another one subsequently, followed her to her office, and she was again grossly insulted, but succeeded in driving away Lothario No. 2. This was too much for the little woman, so she determined on redress.
 The Commercial thus relates the events which followed:
 Her husband. who is Mr. l. L. Barry. con- mercial editor of the Cleveland Lea ter, being absent at his post great por5on of his time, she saw the necessity for providing for her own protection, aud, accordingly, learning that Was her last insulter, she sought legal counsel. and Was advised to resort to rawhides and re- volvers. She then procured heavy horsewbip. which she concealed by stutliug the lash in her dress pocket, the handle in her sleeve. and puta six shooter in the place where ladies sometimes carry their watches. Thus accoutred. she went form daily on her professional rounds, keeping sharp lookout for her insulter, and yestef.lav hal the satisfaction of seeing him standing in the portal of the Sluthgate House. He saw her approaching, aud, lowing, smiled upon her very newitchingIy. In al instant she sprang up the steps before him, and not very mililv ejaculated: " You are the man that called at my office the other day' "Yes, Madame" quoth he meekly. Yes, sir" she fiercelv re- joined, "and you insuited me, and intend to thrash you for it." Then she went into him with most bewtching grace aud some degree of fury. She slashed him right and slashed him left; cut him on the head, cut him in the face. and cut him in divers places. He, meantime no doubt, imagining himself overcome by heavy hal storm, accompanied by some thunder and very vivid lightning, stood on the defensive. and strove to warl the blows, when with the speed of light she throwed aside her mantiIls and exposed formidable looking revolver intlmatlng that resistance from him would be succeeded by a broadsie from her battery He then very naturally retreated, when being partially exhausted by her furious efforts, his lair enemy gave him a-final sock dolager about the chops, the whipash snapping like drover's cracker, and announcing herself satisfied, left the scene in triumph. The witnesses of the affair derived most exquisite entertainment from it, and coincide in pronouncing Mrs. Barry as
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

terrible in averaging her wrongs as she is be. wltchlng Tn person. She states that she has the name of the individual who accosted her in the streets, and would have fosged him before now if he had not left the city, and is determined to castigate him the first time she meets him. She moreover intends to carry with her the re- doubtable horsewhip which she chrstened on the water-cure individual.
 Mrs Barry Is aged under thirty, about me. aiuh height fair complexion, blue eyes. regular features, and has a handsome figure. In short. she Is very decidedly prepossessing in person and manners, and converscs huently and with elegance. She supposes that the gentleman of elegant leisure'' who so grossly insunted her presumed upon her unprotected condition. and upon the fact that she has sufficient independ- ence oi character to practice profession hitherto mainly monopolizea by the other sex
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
N E W A D Y F R r 5 E NJ F ITS. Little Rucls Post Oiiice Mail Arrangements
 for 1858,
EASTERN MAIL VIA ABERDEEN

EASTERN MAIL VIA ABERDEEN Arrives-M ndty 1huosday, Saturday. at P. 1T. Departs ue.dHy' '' at P. N. Closes Tuesday. '' at2 PM.
 EASTERN VIA PINE BLUFF Arrives Wednesday Friday. Sunday. at7 Departs Fn slay, Thursday, saturday. at A NJ. Closes Monday. Weins7day Friday at P. NJ.
 SOUTHERN VIA WASHINGTON. Arrives Every day except Tuesday, at P M. D Dtparts-E Every day except Monday. at , A M. Closes-Every day eycep. sunday, at F.. NJ.
 WESTERN VIA PrrrsBURG. Arrves-Every day except Tuesday, at F. II. Departs-Every day except Monday. at 6 A. M Closes Every day except Sunday, at F. M
 NORTHERN VIA BATEsvILLE Arrives-Monday, Thursday Saturday, at P NJ. Departs Monday Welne~day, Friday at A. NJ. Cioses- sunday. Tuesday. Thursday, at SPM
 NORTHERN TO sEARcY. Arrives Wednesday Ut 9 P. NJ. Departs Monday, at A. N. Closes-Sunday, Ut s P. II.
 NoRrH-wEsTLRN TO CLINTON. Arrises-Frday, at 10 P. M at AM. Closes-Monday, at s P M
 NORTH WESTERN TO KrNpERHooK. Arrives-Wednoslay at ' P. M Departs Thursday, ut , A. NJ. Closes " edne-day, at P. M.
 WESTERN VIA DANvnLE. Arrives-wednesdny Friday, Sunday, at Il A. n.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
FARM FOR SALE REhT,
ssS VNHAT valuable tract of land known as sassS
 - ! thn :. Nh ihauLt Hlnce.,, lNinn scr, th VI.

ss% VNHAT valuable tract of land known as asTSS 1T ! the 'Thihauit PIace,', lying south .r1A- of the city of Little Rock. distance of l2 miles containing 4iU l40 of which is cleared under fence and in good state of cultivation. This land may be regarded as good upland.
 lMPRovEMENTs.-Co Consist of one comfortable frame dwelling. nraiuirg four capacious rooms-a large passaM WAY through the building and q porch on the other side of the house extending it's entire length. Besides this there are ten out buildings sta bles, smoke house etc.
 On the place is perennial Spring of the very best and pureSt waters; good Apple and superior Peach Orchards, together witha vegetable Garden contain ing rare flowers and shruberry and soil susceptible of growing vegetables to the highest degree of per lection. county road running from Little Rock to Pine Bluff passes directly through this place. and may be traveed at any season of the year.
 For further particulars apply to me, in person or by letter. D. BENDER,
 Ldtle Rock .4rk. REFER Thibault, New Orleans, La John QuindIey, Little Rock, A. Gillis, Rockport, Ark Mar h
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

Departs, Wednesday. Friday, Saturday, at 2r.n. Closes Same day at P. NJ.
 s~ Office opeuevery business day from s A. M. to P. NJ. On sunday, from to 8 P. M.. and one hour atter the mails are opened in the evening i-@ Letters cannot be Registered while employ ed in opening the mail.
 ee5- Letters for other States. which have to ra.s through Little Rock shond be po>t-billed and pack age directed {" Little Rock, D. P O." They should be in separate package. with separate bill from those intended for delivery at this place. Registered letters should be wrapped separate, but afterwards put in the same package with other let ters. The bill should he enyeloped as letter, and directed to the Postmaster.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

 Marriea-In this city, on the Ist inst. by Rev C. L. Jeifries, Mr. JOHN w. DIES to Miss LErETIA WINN
 On the 4,hiust, at inc residence of E. c. ShIl- cut, esI, by the Rev Andrew Hunter, Mir. WILLIAM WooLFoRD to Miss EMILY, daughter ot Capt. John Jones' of Obion county, Tenn. At the residence of the brides father on the 9th Feb by the Rev. John Pryor, MT. JAMES NORRIS to Miss VIRGINIA T. klTrREIG. all of Ashley county, Ark.
 Al Powhatan, Ark, on the 23d ult, by Rev. J. J. Roberts, Col. JAMES U. MARVIN of Poca hontas, to Miss ELvIRA CRENsHAw, of Powha- tan, Ark
 In Union county, Ark, on the 9th of Feb. by the Rev. John Ware c eneral D. P. SAXON, 2: Lsbon to Mss MARY M., only dau5 hter of Fredrick Reeves.
 Atthe residence of the brides father, in this city, on the 4th inst, By the Rev Andrew Hun ter, Mir. JOHN D. K1MB ELL to Miss MARY JOSEPHINE LANGTREE
 The above notice was accompanied by mag nIiceut cake-its summit somewhat resembling Mont Blanc, with its crest of snow-for which the joyous couple have our most cordial thanks. 70, happy pair t. every blessing born,
 For you my Hie's caIn stream uulutflad run; For y"u its te~s, buom wi hout d thurn
 And bright uS m rninG shine its C, ,ening sun.n And now th.ugh mary friends are near.
 W>'iing the perfect bs.
 Not one know is more sincere
 lta 5h Wht ten. Ter thi-.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
from the Memphis Appeal Feb 18th, 1858. Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
ELECrloN OF DIREoToRs-PLEAsURE ExouR.
 SION. ETC

SION, ETC
 At a meeting of the stockholders of tho Mem his and Little Rock railroad held at Uona- field last Monday the following named yentIe. men were elected directors for the current year. II. B. Edmondson, Samuel Tate, k. C. Brink ley, l. NJ. Hill and John Robertson.
 After the adjournment of the meeting, at tn invitation of the President of the road Mr. Robertson, a considerable number of persons consisting of his Honor, Mayor Baugh. Alder. men Finnie and Lofland, Mir William Johnston President of the Charlotte and South Carolina railroad, besides several of our citizens, availed themselves of the opportunity of taking an ex- curSionsL sLo the end of the road, distance of be- tween fifteen and sixteen miles.
 At the terminus It was suggested by Alder man Flnnle that the party present proceed to chnsten the first and second depots, when it was moved by Jonn R. Mechanism and seconed by Col. Il. k. Austin, that the first be named Edmohdaon, which was unanimously carried. Ias compliment was well merited by our friend il. b Edmondson, on whose premises the depot Is located and who has been from the b.Gin. ming fast and working friend of the road.
 It was then novel bv Mayor Bauth. and seconded by Mr. John Robertson, President of the road, that the second depot be called Con-
 
 which was likewise carried by a unanimous vote.
 The road is in excellent running order, and notwlths anding the recent severe weather the cars run over the rails as smoothly as though it was an old road. Track laying is progressing rapdly, and with favorable weather, it is con hdentIy believed that St. Francis river will be reached by next December The company have iron sufficient to lay tweutv-one miles already delivered, and the remainder, requisite to carry the roal to the St. Francis, is iu New Or eans
 On the first Of September the overland mail Ane to Callfprnia will connect with thjs road running f'nr horse post coaches from it's termi- nus, wes, ward, which will give us daily mail to Little Rock, and this may be regarded as the h'Sithing of the great Pacific railway which Is dealned some days to put Us in connection with California;
 We look with hope and confidence to the 5 atc Of Arkausas 10 some forward with liberal ald to this great enterprise, which is destined 10 do more towards the development of her re~oufces than any policy the State could adopt.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

HAVING to leave for Germany on business in a a few weeks, blt being obliged to first iquidate my own debts. l. therefore, request those who in dehted to me to pay without delay; otherwise such claims will be g,e eN officer for collection by tho first of next month. CHARLES J. KREBS.
 March q 1858 3t t,,tzette copv St
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

HE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres of first class | land miles east of Little Rock 9 miles from the Memphis and Little Rock railroad
 The land has dwelling house, stables etc., on it, and about loo acres In cultivation.
 Margh 9. 1858. D. BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
" hat Oar AeAsabors Say oi DI. M'Lane,s
 Celebrated Liver Pills.

NEW YORK, August 30, 1852. .sg We the un lersigned. having made trial of Dr. A'Aane's C. e5rated Lirer Pills, prepared by Fieming Bros, Pittsburgh must acknowledge that 'hey are the pest medicine for Sick Headache, Dys pepsia and Liv3r Complaint that we have ever used we VaHe pleasure n recommending them to the pub hc' ana are confident, that those who are troubled with any of ths above complaints will give them a ar tlial, they WIFI not hesitate to acknowledge their benefeal etfe.ts
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
Died-In lhis city, on the eye0in5 of Wed

Died-In this city. on the evening of We'd ne5iav, 3d itst Mrs CHARLOTTE WHIPpLE, aged 70 years, native ot Colchester, Connect lcut.
 At Fort Smith, February 15.h, Miss MARIA MATILDA NowLAND, youngest daughter of Mrs. II. .. Nowland, aged eist leen years and seven dtys.
 Al the residence ofSlmuel T. Henderson, in Hot Spring county, on the ? of March, 1858 Nr. HIRAM BARrIN, aged l9 years anal II noh'he'. Ills disease was pneumonia. He was l native of iIempstoad courty Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
New Combinations of Swamp and Over
 flowed Lands in the Helena District.
SWAMP LAND OFFICE,
 He[end. March 9th, 1858,

J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an addi- V tional confirmation of Swamp and Overhowed Lands has been made to the State of Arkansas in the counties hereinafter named in the Helena District, wit:
 In the county of Phillips, contain
 ing. .......................... 739 Sl acres. In the county of St. Farnc5,
 iainiug. g........................ $40 T6 In the county of Crittenien.
 taining g..................... 5l,5os Y5 '" In the county of Poinsett. containing 2,743 75 In the county of Mississippi con
 taining g......................... I4,0S7 54 {. In the county oI Greene containing 39, ST 7o "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
M l;S. HILL, East Troy,

''''' 'A''' HA'o' vest Troy.
 s+fy~ Purchasers vii. be careful to ask for DR M'- LANES CELEBHA FED LIVER PILLS manufac- tnrel by FLEMING BROS of Pittsburoh Pa There are other Phi, purportng to be Liver Pills. now before the public. Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Vermfugo, can now be had at respectable drug ~tores .N7e 9e"Hiae lcitbout heai9natareI FLEMING BROS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
COMNiSSIoNERss SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursu- l V ance of decretal order of the Chancery Court of Pulaski county, in the State of Arkansas, made and rendered at the February term, A. D. 1858, of said court, in the case of Thomas J. Jones and Mary Jane his wife. compiauants, against Lester Turner Higgins the undersigned, aS commissioners will offer and sell public out-ry to the highest bidders for cash in hand at the court house door of said court in the city of Little Rock on Monday, the Sd day of May, A, D. lS5S between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock. NJ, of said day, Lot No. 9, in Block No l2p. and the part of Lots l, and 8, being ninety feet front on Mulberry street. and run ming back the same breadth of ninety feet one hun dred and fifty feet ill Block No 1l9. and west of the Quapaw line in the city of Little Rock.
 WILLIAM B. PAISLEY.
 JAMES A HuTCHINGS, Commissioner.
 GORDON N. PEAY.
 March 5 1858. 22-lt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
-, - - = - 71-'z> -sS l- .s-'zIz7s STE EAMBOAT REGTSTER

FURNISHED BY MERRIcH X wAssELLl
 Arrivals. March l-Rongh IG Ready, from Napoleon. lIie 1fnan. frum Ft. smith l-Violet, from Napoleon.
 2-ArIan~tS from Ft Smith. 2-l aly Walton, from Ft smith, 4-Dardlnee, from Ft. smith. 4-Arkan>aw Traveller from Napoleon 5-Niolet, from Fit Smith.
 5-Quai@w, from New Orleans.
 Departures. March l-Rough tl Reldy, for Ft. Smith, l-Niolet, for It. smith. 2-Iickmun. for Cincinnati.
 2-Arkansas. for Napoleon. 3-Lay W alton. for St. Louis 4-Arkansaw Traveller, for Ft. Smith, 5-Violet. for Napoleon 5-Dardanele. for New orleans 6-Quapaw, for Ft. Smith, sts3 Fonr feet water in the channe and falling
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
March 9, 1858
STATE OF ARKANSAS.


 CoUNTY OF PoPE.
 In the Pope Circuit Court. on the Chancery side there #, in vacation, before hc Clerk of said Court, February 2d. 1858.
 Theodri1 Patton Con,p1ainaat.
 Bill for Title. Thomas A. Howell, admir- of the estate of George w. Carr, deceased, DJeqdlHt. A T this day comes said complainant, by Hollowell EA x ,Iacoway, his solicitors, and files his bill of complaint herein, the object and prayer of which are to obtain good and sufficient title to the following described lands lying and being in Pope coNnty, Arkansas, to wit; the 15 of W. A, and E of 4 of Section 29. Township : N., of Range l9 West. containing one hundred and sixty acres And it appearing from the affidavit to said bill nexad, that the said defendant is nonresident of the State of A rkanSas-
 It is therefore ordered that he be notified of the pendcncy of this suit by the publication of this order m the Arkansas True Democrat, newspaper pub .hel at Little Rock; in said State, by two successive weekly insertions the last to be at least four weeks betore the first day of the next term of our Circuit Court. be holden at the court house in the county of Pope on the third Monday of March, 1S5S notify ing him. that unless he be and appear boforo said court, on before the third day of said term, and plead answer demur to said bill that the allega- tons therein contained will be taken and fessed, ind decree entered accordingly.
 ROOF II. HOWELL, Clerk. A true copy from the record
 ROOF II. HOWELL, Clerk. March 2, '5S 2w. Prs fee $6 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
GO-pAisTNNtsSIIP.

TNHE undersigned have associated themselves as | partners in the mercantile business, under the style and firm of Pnpe x luderson," at the old Thy have on hand d 2 ,od a>, rtment of Fancy and Staple Dr. G nlS Hardware. Quoensware and Cut tlery. Sadlery, Books and Stationery, Iron, Nails and Castings. Sugar, Coffee and Melasses, all of which they are oftring at reduced prices for cash. Call and examine our stock
 VIM. F. POPE
 March O. lSlS WM. l.. ANDERSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
114.8n7 a4
All norsnns clrinlino,th, ri..ht nf [

All persons claiming the right of pre- emptou upon any of the swamp and Ovar.lowed Lands embraced in the foregoing list. hereby requested to come forward within sixty days. from and after the date of h notice. prove their pr1 emptons and pay for the 
 All of said urds so confirmed to the State, which sllnli not be purchased with money located with swamp land scrip ny pre- emP.ion, within sixty days from the date of this ne;ica, will bo sold or of !-red at public sale to the highest bidder, by the swamp Land Agent of the Helena District, at his office in tho city of Helena between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the after noon. of the the first Monday aftor the expiration of the sixty days allowed pre emptors within which to establish their pre emption and pay for their lands, being the l7th day of May, 1858, and to continue from day to day until all Of said lands sold offered for sale. Lands within six miles of any navi- gable stream wi not be sold public private sale for less than scventyHve cents per acre and lands more than Siy miles from any navgahle stream will not he sold for less than fifty cents acre, payable in ecie swamp lanl scrip receivable by law for lands in the Helena Swamp Land District.
 JOHN C. Q. SMSfII. Land Agent
 Yrab fg,r In TIaIa niatr iot
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
STATE RDNDS.

ISSUED to the Real Estate Bank for sale for cash A in sums to shit applicants, by the subscriber, at the " Anthony House."
 J. L. LEONARD. Little Rock Feb 2S 1858. 20-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
PRIVATE BILLS.

On motion of Mr. CHAFFEE, of NJ Mlssachu 'ettS, the House then went into committee of 'he whole on the state of the Uoion, and pro- 'aen to consider the private calender. Alter '2endIns q brief period in the consideration of diverse reports from the court of claims the 'Mihlttee rose, and reported upwards of one I"dfed of them to the House, with the re- "mmen"aton that the report of the court of tIA.ms be concurred in.
 Alter agreeing to the report of the commit 9e' at hall past 5 o'clock, P. m., the House ad ; journed till Monday.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

tTF Prescott, the eminent historian was sud denly strlken With paralysis in Boston on Thurs day last. Ills recovery Is conceded by his phy- scials.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

EUST received nineteen Cooking Par "A D Tor and Office Stoves, of the last ap- ,zes, proved patterns which will be sold at HNTS prices to suit the times. Callat the Tin sATs51.1 Shop.
 March 9, '5e. tf J. BR!SBlN d co. I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
Seed Oafs and POtatnes.
STOVES, STOVES. STOVES,

ON hand, supply of the above named articles, \J for sale by POPE & ANDERSON.
 IL O
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
LIM F..

Y ARD OIL-at D. B. MANDEL'S. El March 2 1858.
 A FEW Sett of Eieeaut Chinaware. Su- "A perior in quality, and low in price, at
 March ?, 1858. HENRY'S. CHARLES C. FARRELLY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

JUST KECEAF ED, DER steamer Fizhugh-- II 20 bbls Good Whiskey; 30 1S bbs "
 3N Walkers Ale;
 dog ? ID cans Cove Oysters;
 < '' ti
 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco; All of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices by GALLIA * BROWN. March 2, 1858.