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IN THE MATTER OF THE APRIL

II L L l.
l. CATION of Louis Blum, an insovent debtor
to be discharged from his debts under the PR vi sons
Of Chapter EighyNne Of the Revised Statutes of the
State of Minnesota ~
To the creditors Of Louis Blum,
Please take notice that upon reading and filing the
resident Of the city of St Paul. in the county Of Ram
from anu his debts nu nan pfay1g 10 De discharged
chapter eighty of the Revised Statutes of Mime.
sofa, entitled, " Relief Of Insovent DebtorsD an
order was made by the Hon. E. c. Palmer, Judge of the
District Court for the Second Judicial District for the
county Of Ramsey state Of Minnesota, the 10th day
january A. D. 1862 requiring the creditors of the said
Louis Blum 70 show cause ii any they have before
city Of st. Paul in said county of Ramsey the 2st day
April AD 1862 at the hour of ten o'clock AN. of that
day, why assignment of the said insolvent estate
should not be made, and he be discharged from his
debts pursuant to the said chapter of the Revised Stat
utes. and that notice thereof be given by publishing
the contents said order in the published in
The city Of St Paul in said Ramsey couny, called the
shed in the city of Albany in the State of New York
called the Atlas and Argus, at least once in each week
for ten successive weeks.
The date Of the first publication of this notice in this
paper is January l9, A. D. 1860.
Dated St. Paul, January 19, 1860.
BRISBIN, SPENCER GREEN
Janl9-wlUw Attorneys for Insolvent
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!, AN EXPERT
| FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
lothers her
! SYRUP, -
b greatly facilitates the pro.
! the gums, reducing all In
'atn and spasmodic action
bowels. Depend upon i
yourselves, and relief an
this article for over ten
fdence and truth Of It what
to say Of any other nledi-
In . single instance to
used. Never did we know
BY any one who used It.
delighted with its opera
of highest commentator Of
deal virtnes. We speak In
Know" after ten years
reputation foe the fulfilli
clare. In almost every In
suffering from pain and
found in fifteen or twenty
administered.
on Is the prescription Of
and skillful nurses in New
used with never.sailing
cases.
child from pain, but invig-
bowels, corrects acidity,
TO the whole system. It
lieve
ELS AND WIND COLO.
which, II not speedily re.
believe 1t IL the best and
In all cases of Dysentery
whether II arises from
cause. We would cay to
child suffering from any Of
90 not let your prejudices,
stand between your suffer.
Will be sure-yes absolute
Of this medicine, II timely
using will accompany each
less the fac simife Of CUR.
York, Is on the outside
oughout the world. Princi.
d., New York. Price 25c.
aug25-d&wly
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CHERIFF'S sALE.--sTATE OF

~ MINNESOTA, MOWER COUNTY, IS.
By virtue Of an execution issued Of the District
Court Of the County Of Mower in favor Of o. Mer
ements Of David W. shepard have seized ali the right
and title which the said David Wsshepard had the ,h
described premises which shall expose for sale as the
law directs in front Of the Registers Office in the
of Austin In said county, on the 10th day of March
1860 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day 10 satisfy
the sum Of Two Hundred and FiftyrNine and twenty
five hundredths Dollars, and costs of SALE to WITT
the southeast fourth % Of section twenty-five CO. town
hip one hundred and enc tl0ll of range seventeen 40
Dated Sheriff q Office. Austin Jap'y ~ A. D. 1850
GEO. W. BISHOP, -.
feS-W6t - Sheriff Of Mower County. Mfnnesota
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MRS. WINSLOW.

Ill ENCED NURSE an,
presents to the attention Of .
SOOTHING
For Children Teething, whic
cess of teethir g, by softeninf
fiammation-will allay all i
and is sure to regulate the
mothers, 1t will give rest to
health to your infants.
We have put up and sold
years, and can say, In con
we have never been able
cine-never has it failed,
effect q cure, when timely
an instance Of dissatisfaction
On the contrary, all areo
lions, and speak In termsS
its magical effects and mel:
this matter 8 what we do
experience, and pledge ourST
ment of what we here de- =
stance where the infant isl
exhaustion, relief will beZ
minutes after the Syrup Isl
This valuable preparatiE
one of the most experiencedS
England, and has BEEN
success in thousands ofS
It not only relieves the0
crates the stomach andu
and gives tone and energys.
Will almost instantly reS
GRIPPING IN THE BOWS
And overcome convulsionsks
NEEDED, end in death. WeS
surest remedy 1.-THE world, e
and Diarrhoea in Children, :
teething or from any other
every mother who has a.
the foregoing complaints-&
nor the prejudice Of others. s
ing child and the relief that
II sure-to follow the use
used. Full directions for
bottle. None genuine -un
It's & PERKINS, New
= ~ Sold by Druggists thr
pal Office, No, Is. Cedar sire
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SM HORSES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
IgHA Mr.. VIM PYBua will leape for The Nart West
f this week, nF The pn pose Of hrsts ofsss Ie will
SlZl-tor"Hd hem weekly Keeping nl supply in my
SaDes All orders from the country fty for aane Har
Horses single or IN pairs WI b hlled az short Office
small profits or viii be sold on long iit rssres
determined 10 Keep m supply OIL me sSesN n market,
md will sell ~ tower RAGS hA has ever been oeted under
'' = DR, j. EI.IifoT r.
corner a har5ane npd Z mos streets.
a-0rners from Mexico and3lssHna h'ied oy liter
tlinn n.1k 2..-
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je5 1y2W
CHESTNUT GROVE yyHIsKK:
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

U
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
res Introduce the article to the public and physicians city
and country as the
Pssfest DffYasahIe SfImyasant
which has prepared for medical proves itself
cordial bealthul ivgoratiDg, the enfsebea
whether by disease. is distilled from the rye
malt and It's nutritious properties bya process
peculiarly his whereby The Fr Oil and other noxions
gradients known be contained inse Whisky general use
completely separator that the absolute purity this
ticle from any foreign admixture is guaranteed
In addition the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with s
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Boston, testified oath
to its absolute purity Read the following
CERTIF Gates:
Philadelphia. Sept. O. 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you u.s. find that
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which is the character
injurious ingredient the Whistles general uss
~ BOOTH, GARRETT Il GAaAC,
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept. g. 1853
analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Phaelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased that entirely
from poisonous deeerious substances. 1t ii unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
u- Boston. March I, 1854
have made chemical analysis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Whisky which proves be free heavy
Fus Oils and perfectly pure snd unadulterated The
flavor of this Whisky derived the grain used nans
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, n. D.. State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
wholesale Agent
ll6 Walnut street,
| je2 1yaw s.4e PniIApEIrmA
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" =.
In mnerag where many ingredients sid
in solution u Is conceded uncertain how these ingrefeBs
are CHI mica united to The OTHER. We howeys IN
this ease infer that the water onlasDs-
Carbonc aeit silica chloride Of magnesium bcarbonaseos
lime chloride Of sodium carbonate Of Soda secate of potas
hcarbonate of ron selicae of soda uno chloride OF
dunn and probably other combinations
R9T~From the lst Of June line OF onribusses will rnr
Pom the Springs Vaudeville leaving the Springs O'Clock
r. NJ to the morning and leaving Vaudeville for the
springs by the Of the evening boat Fare each
or dollar iy2I I'M
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OFFICE MECHANICS AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION,
Mechanics institute, University Place, Canal 81,
New Orleans June Is, 1860. }
P1~SubScrtbeFs to stock of the Association
notified that the insalsn OF ~ Is
due This day, and the remaining insanens OF ~ cent
oach dine every Succeeding thirty days
Subscribers requested call ut the office from o'clock
"A. NJ. 10 s o'clock r. M and make payment.
Subscription the Office and IN the hands OF
the Directors. BY ORDER Il. ID. HARPER,
10 ami
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mSll Y .. nuUhSE, Proprietor
THE PASS SIS ogIsTEAN e IT.
ssSing Place. Is5nans '',s''esss w"
80 WASHINGTON -" A'EH1' e
LAKE END OF THE PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD |
Ts y this sl.
yers aoTds, every attention
will be
Determined leave nothing undone give entire satisfaction
Their cellar is supplied with the choicest Wines
Their aEeT shall not be surpassed The very best cooks will
rhe house Is delightfully."- situated entirely distinct the
Gr 10 them through the
nj @ WIN reserve '44suAS W aiita eouRcHE CO.
aresAs .BEERsHEsA SPRINGS HoTEL-rEN-
ing been purchased BY eomnsy of sonera genteuen who
aS fn Te qespse sona eases o S
be bs 6s q III s % 9 the @ 91e
thirty 1hrse sars from New Orleans and also by bs'New Or
leans and Memphis packets.
rntoE soARn:
Per month. .......,...S40 90
Per week....,...,..... .......s............. re
nv smsw
-.ssssss safl. isI1Aksat's AYEs sNEsRMARH
'SssSS No. 80 LAFAYETTE Gate Heyia, STREET.
Between BarOnne Oarondelet New Orleans.
This Institution open reception Of persons affected
with DISEASES or THE EYE
The Building is nsw-the Rooms large and airy. Every
will be paid to the comfort of patients
s8- Wards devoted the of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS
ss- COMPETENT Ply stefan resides in tho house.
TERMa:
Whites, from. 50 ooto IS 90 rer day.
Negroes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aS- Operations charged extra
R Artificial Eyes, Of the mandatory OF Bosonneau, Of
reE.E: NAV ne ee-e-oe- Al me oll-@eTe ser l2eM
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoAaDING.
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE CYPRESS timber sale purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PR GE.
sela " STAR planning MILLS s.- Basin.
7 oUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
oGcc South of Camp and Na,chez Streets New
Orleans
year ending February $780, s7lsn 81
As sss ssG ah u Fs sSe Sesf 1850 y y
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of sshs per
cent after paying cent interest outstanding Certificates
Profits and ordered the redemption of the scrip issue
Interest paid Scrip and after the 18th
May The Certificates of Scrip Of 1860 be delivered
| on and after LIST June, 1860.
/ II p. ItserER Secretary -; ~ i'm
/ pozERlAN's ssosPiPAL,
| No. 50 BAReSHE STREET, Now Orleans,
Neaf the Csrrolltan Railroad Terminus.
DR.. N. R4ZEhIAS Gate OF Mon gongry Alal hnefng 10
in takes this announcing
readiness practice AND patients his private
pnl The hudng re has fitted hospital u admirably
sFted % the PURPOSE and being Situated in rh eonvenieu
desirable pat the city, feels warranted saying
uat it affords unusual advantages,
Tbs generally largo and alry and have all under
gone thorough repair
Roth ShiIes and hiaeka admitted.
The of board viii depend the kind of aceorooda
tons required, All surgical operations charged One
| n the hnSsng fe1h lrhW
w s, CHANDLER, 81.
g. OFFICE and RESIDENCE.
las Garsndelet street,
f dshivSw ro"F.r NJ IaafayNits.
X. DIXON. ARToasEY-Ag-LAw. No. u Cam
n street,. mis ~
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.-r MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
mETfpiAso FORTE MANUFAcToRY.

.-..--.,
MosV EANENstSh soo1hGkSH
EfTfITV -, ,,,, Yn,r,, ,,,srp. cropv
va q 'F'AHo sohin t.ANo : Nv
inform ,Ssr southern friends that they have
enlarged their factory and are now prepared to supply the great
npae contains or ss s latest and are fully
anteea for years For and Of tone
and sy ionss av .sd sr,
their have given certificates for their supero
They have for the last tea years. taken the first premiums over
a competition in all the different States where they have been
eShloe"' Las. year "eS = i'' WV ="
Montgomery Ala one Tor Tue oe5 southern nleas piano. anu
tRil supply 2. me ABOVE 'Ns " 0N'" ~ 'ui
NELL t WAsHBURN1sI
Corner of Camp and Common streets
te1s ly&w Story Rnidlns ln -lnrs4
Dg. MART1sIs oAtANENlAL eoRRacfeR
rpN yr,ps, TP1Ar
Which houd be sufficient convince Suffering Woman
OF tne sea. Falht 0. 'ts
= mn = ~ -, ~ = I = -
The Best Medicine before the Public
For
All Diseases arising from Irregularities Chronic or Nervous
pe Pais IN he kdney % P" ri mali Of the c
Pains under the shoulders, I.ewness Of Spirits,
nSs strua fa' or CESSATION at Of the ss.'
an G e q Sr en- wse az
eonslitnlo, severe mental q ao ie spe aee
L aud nd ySn a Sane .sgasse fhis By the
and s fs.i ssa properly used according directions
nendanee Of most TX Hill ahyses who nnSer
t gs5s nns F. se
nn nt vii r soon by is rapid increase Of popularity place
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- COoPER's WELL, ~,
s::i KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, ~
Is now Open for the Reception Of v!sitorg.

The undersigned having recently purchased this celebrated
Southern Watering place and refed and ren1hed the
tire premises other in The country
citizens Of Mississippi and Louisiana rely that
wi be spared to make the We'll home ns1tios
suitable for those in search Of health or pleasure
The services OF welknown Pay stefan be obtained at all
times and connected with the establishment
will fine Bowling Alleys, Billiard Tables and Pistol GS1y all
under the charge of competent persons.
An excellent Band has been engaged for the
Livery Sable is attached The Hotel where saddle horses
and carriages may be obtained al ALI hours.
foard per month.
Board pei week. SIS
R. W. BENBURY II co.
Cooper's Wei. Mies.. July 3. 1850 VIZ If
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nIssOLUTION-THE FJsM OF ROBERT L. ADJ
~ ANS 4 co has this day expired by limitation j. j.
NIGH retre5 from said firm, and the will he continued
BY ROBERT H. ADAMS who WIN settle all liabilities and
celve all dues. J. y. NICHE,
ROBT. l.. ADAMS.
EetgD .TuIv
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SUMMER RESORTS.

90, THE ARITA 6PkIN GS--HRS. +. A. s,-<,x
f3aI BUSrIEEK respectfully her friends H%
Eand the public generally. thai her house u open 49,
for the reception ~ visitors he tfJivalled electric medicinal
baths be eyed 10 perfection, The facilities
ing have been greatly increased and Improved Her table
heretofore, will be asundADy supplied and every attention
will be paid the comfort Of ngads Sc earnestly trusts by
her uIng exerlos give satisfaction TO all who may
he BY their patronage Being situated a; pleasant driving
distance from the villages ~ GoTingion and Tandeve II
derS The drives 10 those placer c5EVene t.
The Anita oHnbu. Will be il attendance at e landg
CoviDst0n 10 convey ppssengefs 70 the springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j, l.. 4 ". P.
RIDDFfI0
This VERY remarkable spring IL i=asd the jta river,
parish Of ST. famnapy two miles and half eat U Cow
ingon barge volume Of water sihes from the edra with
current. Its Temperature i0hf TO he 80 degrees
1t H. quite mike any known IN The neighbcfhood
From ifs unus chemical composition n Vie large Of
deep in the earth befe in fact, natu Ftesau well
D. l.. 4 W. r. K9SDELL.
Professors Lou.Gsna University.
there B 80 gra1ses dissolved matters de up the
following ingredients enumerated in The order II their relative
&tsndance"
Ceshonc acid Gss grammes
SHEA. 2as
Prot"%ide OF iron. .-....---...,......-... ~
5la.SiS!ss. uss
GhiOf
AtuInnt U2b
Potosmr snlphuretted hydrogen, organic matter
and -.e..+....... 04S
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- ,.....-, IA T. Nv XBES44EsA AVS, sAGsA-
Esssa assS SON AND GRRAF NORTHERN

Two Passenger TIaus have tho DeDnt ut the If CALI
an, and Magnolia dalythe Mail Tran Al uc13ck A.
n and tIe Express Train At O'Clock p. H..
all the Northern and Eastern Roads, and
sold TO all the principal cities OF the Neh East and
West, i, - 4, ~ 49,, ~. !, NJ,
n further NJ INT Gsnerat Ticket Once
liz Camp street. ~ ~, =. :, -. ~,
Rn,s sreet as late $50 P. NJ daily Sundays exeeptel
Thr Cnupany not respon lille for loss by FIRE.
Train 10 MsgnoIia Saturday at p NJ.
- I. IT. WILLIAMS
tyi6ly General superintendent
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COMPREHENSIVE.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILLIAM p. ATWOOD
" Is admitted partner house from tl date
TH0RNHILL a. co.
New Orleans. Jt1y 6, 1890. jv6 im&3rnW
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.RzaIagx Raisims.

@fNFVNNNV = =
800 boxes Layer RAISINs, in prime order.
200 i. sIR
1Jl hf and or. bxs. Layers and MRS
AT. COCHRAN \ HALL,
ID New Beyee and II Fulton st.
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browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
ID GEh is Invaluable Family Medicine, this
the year preventive and for the DarThea Dyenery
complaints of children and known prescribed by the
Medical Faculty Prepared only by FREDK BROWN, and
for sale his Drug and Chemical Store NJ f. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
Also for sale all respectable Druggists in the United Sates
and JSO. WRIGHT & Co. New Orleans. je5 6m
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for state
snd cities OF the Geman Austrian Postal Union ana
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece, Ionan Islands, etc.
d sent from the Office in New York se'si weekly
"A mall for the West India Islands viii be sent oy sh
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-13
Letter from johnson County.

CLARKsvILLE, Ark, July ., 1860.
Mr. EpiroE-I have been waiting for the
excitement incident on the arrival and de-
partue of great men-such as our candl-
dates for gubernatorial honors--to cool
down so that l might form an opinion in
regard to the election in this county. But
the excitement is higher now than at first
enough, however, is developed to prove
that johnson County will remain true, and
give "Dick," an overwhelming majority.
Scheming politicians of the Rector school
think they can cloud the mind of the people
by loudly croaking about the family, the
dynasty. etc.. and thus prevent them from
comparing the State policies of both can
didates. and deciding which is the better
adapted to the promotion of their interests
but all is vain--the people see the bug,
and know his character.
We have six candidates for the Legisla-
ture; two of them support Rector and his
policy, one a young lawyer, who was a
rabid Know Nothing in that orders palmy
days, so we could expect nothing more than
TO see him in the camp Of disorganizers.
He is a clever man, and good lawyer, and
makes whalish speeches, if big noise con-
stitutes one Of that description. The other
is an old inhabitant of the county, who
would be very popular. were it not for sew
eral things that make him very unpopular
The others are for johnson. l wish the
four could be elected, but as it is two of
them will certainly be our represen tatives
The disorganizeis need have no hopes, John
son County is not one to support men who
advocate the claims of a man whose policy
is SO obnoxious, and the effect of which
would be so ruinious to the State
There is considerable opposition hero
to your paper, ostensibly because you
pitched into'' the seceders but really, ]
think, because r. II. Johnson's name still
stands at it's mast head They know this
to be their last chance, and their war cry
is "now or never; hence every paper
that does not support Rector is a filthy
sheet, and ought not to be read
More anon, NED.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-13
INPE CTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

LYON the prevention and cure of FEVER AMI
Il AGUE AND BILIOUS FEvERs. This wonderful
remedy was brought to the knowledge of the pres.
ent proprietors by a friend who has been q great
traveller IN Persia and the Holy Land
While going down the river Enphrates. he expe.
renced severe attack of Fever and Ague. On
discovering his condition. one of the bo atInen took
from his person an Amulet, saying d" Wear this and
no !ecer wM touch you." Although incredulous a.
70 It's virtues he complied and experienced imme.
dtate relief and has since found it an eectual pro
tection from oil malarious complaints.
On further investigation he found the bo.tm.p
attributed 1T to miraculous powers and said that Il
could only be obtained from the Priests of the Snn
sometime afterwards, the gentleman in conyersino
win prlest, obtained from him the secret of its
preparation, and ascertainad where the medicinal
NERDS Were found OF which it was comnounded
ne wonderful virtues Of this article have induced
iuii belief in the minds OF the natives in the mi;
rAeuious Gu heaiing powers of their Priests
since his return to America, it has beep tried
WITH the happiest effect by several ladies and pen
'teiiien of nigh character who have given IL the
mos, unqualified appreciation. This remedy hay
ing been specific in Persia for hundreds of Years
,Sr the prevention and cyc Of Fever and Aeus and
people. 0 NA'e'ics"
II Will be sent by mail. repaid, with full d.
reG,ichs ior use, ON receipt Of one dollar,
n. ffineipal Depot and Manufactory, lsS, Nain.st
Rie ehmond. Va, Branch Office. Bank of Commercss
bu Hiding. New York. Address
July 4, ,ls0o -ly JOHN WILCOX & CO.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-13
"HeIp me, Cassius, or I sink.

Judge Rector wants to be Governor IN
order to ingratiate himself with the people
He is opposed to taxation. He says the
Penitentiary is. and has been, tax upon
the people, and proposes remedy-and
what remedy He says it should be a
manufacturing establisment-he proposes
the State should invest in spindles, looms,
and to an extent sufficient to inaugurate a
splendid system.
Yarns are to be spun in the State for the
benefit of tie peopie-cloths to be woven
in the State for the benefit Of tie people,
all this for the benefit of ten men. Then
he at Fort Smith turned to the ladies and
said ''And ladies, after we get to max
ing cotton cloths, we will, by the addition
of little log wood, and few polF ber-
ries to our splendid establishment, make
beautiful calico" l wonder if they in the
State capital suppose the ladies of the coun-
try wear poke berry calico ; if they do they
ought to travel over the State, and look
upon the fair pictures of health and love-
liness, decorated by nice, foreign goods OF
beautifully wrought fabrics of their own
handiwork. But the economical part OF it
the State is to invest q hundred or two
Thousand dollars in factory-strange way
to prevent taxation. You might fool and
hoodwink Little Rock property holders,
who are interested in having as much oil
the peoples money expended among them
as possible. But country people who mt
their money in their pockets, cannot be
caught by such balderdash.
H. Ill. L
advance, will sell on good terms having
no use for them but to cure NANCY dogs
Good God !! the idea of putting poke Der
ries on a pretty woman, and calling it a
decoration for which it should be thankful
1t must certainly be long time since the
=" Saline farmer touched plow handles ol
mingled with country people. My motto
then, is poke berries for dogs-no poke be,.
r'es for the ladies-and nary poke-bcrry
for Governor.