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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26
TO THEE CRAFT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That N at a stated meeting of Branson Lodge No. ll3, held at Shanghai, Desha county, Arkansas, STEPHEN w. DARLINGTON, was this day expelled from all the rights and privileges of the Masonic Order for grave unmasonic conduct All papers friendly to the cause will please copy. April 2lst lS6U.
 JAMES MILES, F. M
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CIRCUIT JUDGE

EDITOR or TRUE DEMocRA1-
 Vu "iii piease announce my nametas a candi-
 te-giection to the office of Judge of the 5h 1,lCu.' oi 'ls State, composed of thA counties of Conway Pope, Yell, Perry, Saline. Pulaski. and Prarie at the election to be held on tl:e first Mon day ot August next. JNO. J. CLENDENIN.
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 TNHIS Institution is located in Clarks- \ vile, Tenn, sixty miles below Nashville, point accessible by river or railroads from every quarter and is as healthy any point in the State. As boarding school proper it is but two wears old, and for it's age, is the largest in the State. The buildings the largest and most splendid of their kind iii the South-capable of holding 400 board CTS, and in point of elegance and comfort are fur nshed in the very best style. Dr. Hamilton, our president, has lately sold interest in the school to Rev. J. $. Malone, who for several years past has been engaged in the Nashville Female Acado- my with Rev. C. D. Elliott. Dr. Hamilton will supervise the literary, and MT. Malone, the board ing house and financial departments The faculty is one of the best and ablest in our country. The prices are from 25 to 50 per cent less than other schools of equal grade and style, because we are content to barely meet expenses until ours can be fully brought before the public and appreciated as a school of the very fist class. We are prepared for vacation boarders in any number; we are also prepared for 20 or D parlor boarders. Next ses- sion bt gins Sept. Sd, lo60 For prices, circulars, or any other information, address Rev. A. L. Ham, iiton, D. D., at Nashville Tenn.
 B. w. McCRAE,
 Sec'y of Board of Trustees.
 NI,r 0c 1s60 On,
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STATE SENATE.

SIMEON E. ROBSON is candidate for re-e'ectioh to the State Senate from the district composed of lzard and Van Buren counties. LI We are authorized to announce Judge w. T.. BEAVERS, of Saline, as a cadidate for State senator, from the counties of Hot Spring, Mont gomery and Saline.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26
SHE ERIEE

EEy- THOMAS FLETCHER is a candidate for reelection the office of Sheriff of Pulaski county.
 COUNTY TREASURER. rT5@ s. T. HUDSON is a candidate for fTrea- surer of Pulaski county.
 CS3@ ". N. PARISH is q candidate for the office of County Treasurer of Pulaski county.
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Candidates for Office.
FOR GOVERNOR
MR. EDrToR--

MIR. EDITOR
 You arc authorized to announce my name as a candidate for Governor of the State If ArLansas . at the ensuing election. !. Ddrdanelle, April 2e, 1860.
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CIRCIUT CLERK

O37 JOHN R. BELL is democratic candidate for Clerk of Conway County at the ensuing August election.
 g95@ w. B. EASLEY is a canCi Cidate for re election the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulaski county
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----r.--aT9sss Ss-
 OBITUARY.

Died at Eudora, Ark, on the 4th inst, at 6 o'clock, p n.. after . painful illness of twenty hours, little BOB GREENWOOD, son of Dr. 0. P. and Mrs. N L. Greenwood, aged five years, four months and two days
 This was certainly very sudden and premature death. Yesterday he was in the bloom of youth, and in the vigor of life and health, but to-day he has gene to realize the final destiny of all. We have had a short acquaintance with the child, and must say that We never knew his superior in man.iness nteligence and bcnevoence. He was the rride of the domestic domicil, and flvorite among his playmates. The eyes of doating par enls were turned uron him the object of their fondest hopes, but lis manly department shall no more please a fathers eve. his soft engaging smiles and tender words shall more with delight, thrill mothers heart
 Doubtless they expected much happiness in his anticipated rrosperity. But, alas! how soon were they disappointed, amidst the loveliness of youth and innocence, death the leveler of all human dis tinction broke in upon them and took from them the brightest star of their domestic galaxy.
 Verify. symrathize with the afflicted parents and may God snable them to be resigned to his will. and cease weep for the sweet little boy, and con- sole themselves with the thought that his spirit has returned to the God that gave it.
 SIGMON.
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NOTICE

pY virtue, and in obedience to an order 1I of the County Court of Ponsett county, Ar kansas, made at the April term A. D. lS6J, thereof -ali persons hol!ing Scrip against said court of Poinsett are hereby notified to present the same to the County Court of sad county, on or before the oth day oi term of said Court, to begun anu hoi- den at the court house in the town of Harrisburg, in said county. on the 4th Monday ill July 1860, it being the 23d dav of said month, for the Iurose of cancelnp the same And if any peison hold ing Scrip sganst said county of Poinsett, shall fail or refuse to present the within the time above specified. they will be forever barred from any benefit of the same.
 THOS. l.. STANDLE1. Sheriff
 of Poinsett county, Arkansas. ,x oc IGe0 O.
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SIGMON.

MARRIED-On the 2lth inst. by James D. Fitzgerald, esq. in this city. Mir. JOHN D. JENKINS of Saline county, to Miss CALEDONIA ANN Me GROW of Hot Spring county. No glooing disunionist is John Jenkins now. As proved by his union with CaIly McGrow, In all undertakings may Callv succeed And steps to secession may John never need
 F. & II. MARRIED-On the 29th Feb, 1860, at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. Mr. Bransford, Mir. EDWARD F. NAILLIN, of Jackson vile, Tenn, to Miss MARY A, JoNEs, daughter of Mai. John Jones, of Obion county, Tenn. Mary, may thy life forever
 Be constant scene of joy;
 May the ties of friendship ever
 Grow ill strength without alloy.
 w w
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INT I,1pr cnMnt1s s1nNER

C~ WARREN HOLMAN is a candidate for Internal Improvement Commissioner of Saline county.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
FURNISHED BY GEO. s. MORRIS ON

-O 1860. Arrivals. May 20-Medora, Napoleon. e 20-S. Flora, '' & 21-South Bend, Memphis
 Departures. May 20-Medora, Napoleon. '' 2l-South Bend, Memphis. $ 2l-S Flora, Fort Smith,
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after the 16th ballot, and only then used it to cover Mir. Douglas anticipated defeat on the l7th ballot.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26
Fresh Corn Meal,
GAINESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

-O BUSHELS Corn Meal and for sale CO by M. TANTI.
 May 26. 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26
| Jour Ob't humble serv't,
 1T. B. FLOURNOY.
Mdy 11th, 1860.

P. s. take this opportunity of apolo- gizing to my friends in St. Francis and Jackson counties, the democracy of which I was to address about this time by appoint ment But the illness of my wife calls me to Kentucky with sudden haste, and must forego the pleasure of meeting them.- However, hope to return before the con- vention may meet at Little Rock.
 T R k
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s95~ We are authorized to announce Dr. S. H. WEBB as a candidate for County and Probate Judge of Pulaski county; at the ensuing August election, subject to the decision of the voters at the ballot box
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NOTICE, BUILDERS 1!

OEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv- D ed by the undersigned Commissioner at his office in the town of Searcy, White county, Ar kansas, until the 2d day of July, A. D. 1860, for the erection of Brick Court House in said county. Plan and specifications on file in.he Clerk office in said county for inspection.
 For particulars address the undersigned.
 ISRAEL NJ. MOORE, C5mr. May 96 IS60 4t
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CALIFORNIA BEER.-The people of Nash vile are in a terrible excitement over Cali fornia beer The papers there are filled with communications on the subject, some advocating its harmless qualities, and others asserting that 1t is rank poison. One writer says the seeds of the beer will adhere to the inner coating of the stomach, and become permanent parasites, growing to such a size, through the nutriment af- forded by the juices of the stomach, that suffocation ensues. We are in possession of jar of the beer, and have used It, but as our abdominal regions are suftclently large at present for all practical purposes we are done with it, and shall speedily send polite request to any ''seeds" which may have embraced an opportunity oi hourishing there, to vacate the premises It were well enough for those who use the beer, either as beverage or as yeast, to await proper examination of its qualities before any serious results shall ensue II the meantime, if any person desires to SCI the curious article, they can do so by call. ing at this ofice.-Nem. Ayaldnche.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26
HOUSEKEEPING ATTORNEY

EDITOR TRUE DEMoCRAT-Pl lease announce my name as candidate for reelection to the office of Attorney General and Prosecuting Attorney of the nun judicial circuit, composed of the counties of I ell, Ferry, Saline, Pulaski, Prairie Conway and rope, at the ensuing August election
 J. L. HOLLOWELL. M, WARREN, ARK, llth Feb, 1860. MEssRs JOHNSON & YERKEs-
 Centemen: Announce me a candidate for Prose cutting Attorney, in the second judicial district of characterization the lst Monday inAugust next
 J. W. PARTNERSHIP.
 MONTICELLO, ARK, Oct. r, 1859. MEssRs. JoBNsoN & YERKEs-
 Genuenen-You will please announce me as a candidate for the office of States Attorney in the second Judlcial district at the next general election.
 Very respectfully,
 w. F. sLEMONs. EaS1 LAFAYETTE GREGG is candidate Tor re-election to the office of Prosecuting Attor ney for the 4th judicial circuit of Arkansas, com posed Of the counties of Washington, Crawford, Scott, Sebastian, Franklin, Johnson, Newton, Car roll, Madison and Benton, at the August election, 1S6O.
 ng5 We are authorized to announce JAMES K. YOUNG, of Hempstead county, as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the 9th Judicial Cir cult.
 cy- JOHN R. COX, of Bentonville, is can. didate for Prosecuting Attorney for the Fourth Ju- OiASult, SuJJcCb IO i uenOCratFc convention, hould one be held. I8 ROBERT II. DEDMAN is a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the 2d Judicial Circuit
 CAMDEN, Dec. 24th, 1859. EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Str: You will please announce my name in the columns of your paper a candidate for States, Attorney of the 9th judicial circuit.
 Very truly and respectfully,
 W. L. BRAGG. S3 We are authorized to announce DAVID ". CARROLL, of Jefferson county, as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the 2d judicial circuit which is composed of the counties of Hot Spring Dallas, Calhoun Bradley, Ashley, Drew, Chicot, Desha, Arkansas and Jefferson. Election lst Mon- day in August next
 HAMPTON, CALHOUN Co.,, ARK, Nov. :, '59. MEssRs. JOHNSON & YERKEs-
 Srs: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney for the second judcal district in the State of Arkansas. and obge yours, JAMES F. RITCHIE.
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Iav 26. 1860. 3m
Just Received,

9O BRLS. Superfnc Flour; ~ I5 " Exaa Flour; | 10
 And for sale by M. TANTI. May 26
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COUNTY x PRoBApr JrrGGF

GE5~ We are authorized to Snnoutce GEO. ". KING candidate for Count and Probate Judge at the ensuing August electon.s Warren, BradIey Co.,. Ark, Mar;h 19, 1860. Messrs. JOHNSON X YERKEs- Gentlanen-You will please ann;unce me as candidate for reelection for the office of Probate and County Judge of Bradley county at the next general election.
 Very respectfully,
 w. H. WISE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26
Letter from Hon. Howell Cobb.
WAsHINGTON CITY, May ,, '6O

Respectfully, SALINE.
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'ursueG. |,nd tha

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 bloody lem are .ountof
 of the letlling d effort
 and an reHaedy
 have a CT may lted. t long .ent for lst.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26

sire. e."-[J. w. Moore.
 MR. EDIToR-ln the Democrat of the 29th ult.. I observe that Mir. J. w. Moore has replied to my notice of him in Feb. 20. ''As preliminary to any thing further that may be said or done on that point,' will "propose to him the following oues tions," and prompt and simple yes or no, nuneri cally given, is required of him without any cir. cumlocution.''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26
The Chicago Republican Convention.

JOHN I. SIIEMAN. Washington City, D. C., May l6, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26

red att or in- ance.f Oner. I'enl-# l., on | here EPfe1 Illber clineF of aB
 But rage-8 entl-
 llrlS- linedE ne int vcven nongs Dables icerss llich ance noH alledS den.b 'reeoi Ark1 ,am7
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Ggc 9Omr GjrrIc.
The Magic Box.

~ @A-tA . ~ "~N@H'
The following instructive sketch is
from the Ladies Visitor 1t conveys,
briefly, a great practical and truthful
lesson:
A housekeeper's affairs had for long
time been becoming very much entan-
gled, and the poor woman knew not
what to do to get out of her difficulties
After a time, she bethought herself
of a wise old hermit, who lived in the
neighborhood, and to him she repaired
for advice. She related to him all her
troubles, saying "Things 90 on badly
enough; nothing prOspers indoors or
out; pray, sir, can you not devise some
remedy for my mistOrtunes?'
The hermit-a shrewd rosy old man
begged her to wait, and retiring to an
inner chamber of his cell, after a short
time brought out very curious looking
box, carefully sealed up. "Take this, T"
said he, "and keep it for one year; but
you must three times a day and three
times a night, carry it into the Kitchen
the cellar, and the stable, and set it
down in each corner. I answer for it
that shortly you will find things i'm.
prove. But be sure at the end of the
year to bring back the box. Now, fare
we'll"
The good woman received the precious
box with many thanks, and bore it care
fully home The next day, as she was
carrying it into the cellar, she met a SER
want who had been secretly drawing a
pitcher Of beer. AS she went a little
later into the kitchen, there she found a
maid making herself supper of omelets.
In the stable she discovered deep in
mire, the best COW standing, and the
horse, uncurried, had hay instead of
oats. So every day she discovered and
corrected some new faults.
At the end of the year, she, faithful
to her promise, carried the magic box
back to the hermit, and besought him
to allow her to keep it, as it had a most
wonderful effect. "Only let me keep it
one year longer, and 1 am sure all will
be romedied."
The hermit smiled, and replied: al
cannot allow you to keep the box, but
the secret that is hidden within you shall
have" He opened the box, and lol it
contained nothing but a slip of paper
on which was written this oOuplet:
"would you thrive mort prospgrously,
yourself must every corner 6eO."
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IljstCllaNCOUs
tier from Garibaldi.

LIZ bbSA Al OLAA ~ AA 4boAAAe
Garibaldi has addressed to Ruggicro
Settimo the President of the Sicili.
an Government of 1848, residing al
Malta, the following letter:
Most esteemed and dear friend: IF
there be a favor granted by Providence
that ought to make a man humble with
immense gratitude, it is certainly that
which has been conferred upon me with
in the last few days in Sicily, by the
events in which 1 have been so fortu-
nate as to take part.
This brave people is free; joy is de-
picted on every ones face; the streets
resound with cries of joy from those
who have been delivered. And yet a
melancholy voice arises from the multi
tude; Ruggiero Settimo does not appear;
the father of the Siciian people, the
veteran of the national independence,
the venerable exile, is not here to share
in the universal satisfaction. The home
stead of the patriarch Of italian liberty
is empty.
Come, man Of Sicily, to swell the joy
of your people, who remained worthy
of you, who suffered for ten long years
all that the most atrocious tyranny
could inaict, but who did not bend the
knee before a proud and inexorable
sway.
Your arrival in Sicily will be the
finest of our national tetes. Yours, af,
fcctionately, G. GARIBALDI
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Arrest of Montague.

ToRoNTo, Aug. 8-Chas. McDougal
and VIM. f. Montague of Cincinnati, ar
rived here by steamer from Hamilton,
last evening The latter person was
arrested upon landing from the steamer,
on a charge of embczzling $4,000 from
the firm of West g. McDougal, produce
dealers of CineiRnati, Of which firm Nc
Dougal was the principal partner, and
Montague clerk.
The detective, who has been on their
track for several days, arrived in Ham
ilton yesterday, and learning that par
ties answering their description had left
by the steamer, he Immediately engaged
q special locomotive and arrived in the
city simultaneously with the steamer
McDougal escaped in a cab before the
detective reached the wharf and has
not yet been arrested.
Montague and a woman were arrested,
and it IS reported that Montague's trunks
were found to contain $4,000, mostly
lin gold.
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dEOWhOOd,
How Lost, How Restored .

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is here clearly demonstrated and the entirely and
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author fully explained, by which every Is enabled to
cure himself perfectly and at the least possible cost
thereby avoiding an the advertised Of the day
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thous-
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Of two postage stamps by addressing Dr. CHI j. a..
KLINE, M. ID, $50 First Avenue, New York, POst Box
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HEALTHY HUMAN DLOOD, UPON BEING


"a N "a IL x - Laa4gg
Always presents with the same Hcnta clements and
gives Of course, the TRUE STANDARD. Analyze tho
blood Of a person suffering from Consumption Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, ScrOiua, &C. and we find, in every
instance certain deficiencies IN the red glOhucs Of the
blood Supply these deficiencies, and youaro made we'll
The Blood Food
Is founded upon this thooryhenco It's astonishing sue
cess. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
Adapted to tho deficiencies Of the blood in different dis
eases. For COUGHS, COLDS BRONCHITIS, or any
Affection whatever Of the THROAT or LUNGS, inducing
CONSUMPTION, uso No, l. which Is also the No. for
DEPRESSION or SPIRITS, LOSS OF APPETITE,
and for all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS arising from OVER
USE, GENERAL DEBILITY and NERVOUS PROS
TRATION. No. for LIVER COMPLAINTS No. 3
for DYSPEPSIA being already prepared for absorption
Il Is taken by drops and carried Immediately into the cir
culatlon what you gain you retain No. Is for FE-
MALE IRREGULARITIES, HlSTERIA, WEAKNESS
ES, &C.; special directions for this. For SALT
RHEUM ERUPTIONS, SCROFULOUS, KIDNEY and
LIVER COMPLAINTS take No. 8. In all cases the di-
rections must bo strictly followed. Price Of the Blood
Food 81 por bottle
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No, 400 Broadway, New York
For sale by Jas. Brown, Hilsb0rough and by an
spectacle Druggists throughout the country mar20m3
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THE EDITORS woo1Na.

We love thee, Ann Maria Smith,
Aud iu thy CondcsCgnsiOn
We see future full Of joys
Too numerous 10 mention.
There's Cupid's arrow In thy glance,
That, by thy loves coercion,
Has reached uur melting heart Of hearts,
And asked for one Insertion.
with Joy we feel tho blissfulsmari
And, ere our passion ranges,
We freely place thy love upon
The list Of our exchanges.
There's music in thy lowest tone,
And silver iu thy daughters
And truth-but we will give the full
Particulars hereafter.
Oh, we would tell thee Of our plans,
All obstacles Co scatter
two are full iu-t now, and have
press Of other matter,
Then let us marry, Queen Of Smiths,
Without more hesitation;
The very thought doth give our blood
A larger circulation.
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scoIding

A little girl, not six years of age,
screamed out to her little brother who
was playing in the mud: "Bob, you
good-for nothing scamp, come right in
the house this minute, or I will beat
you till the skin comes of.
"Why Angelina, Angelina dear, what
do you mean2 Where did you learn
such talk2 exclaimed the mortified moth
er, who stood talking with a friend
Angolina's childish reply was a good
commentary upon this manner Of speak
ling to children.
"Why, mother, we're playing, and he's
my little boy, and am soolding him,
just as you did me this morning, that's
all"
And how many other mothers cheeks
would burn with shame, if their little
daughters should tell what words pass
their lips, when scolding insanity has
run away with their reasonI o, Moth
ers, bewarel the words you speak act
upon the minds Of your children as the
Isculptors chisel upon the marble--ma-
king impressions that time will not ef-
face, and forming characters more en-
during than brass.
IF we had the power to engrave one
sentence upon every mothers soul as
with and iron pen, that would be-
NEVER sCOLD.
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A successful competitor at skate
race, last winter, returned thanks in the
following apt and expressive terms:
"Gentlemen, l have won this cup by the
use of my legs; 1 trust 1 may never
lose the use Of my legs by the use Of
the cup"
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CRoPs IN WESTERN NEW YoRK.-A
Western New York exchange says; "Our
wheat crop is pretty much all harvested,
and is beyond question by far the larg.
est crop raised in this section; the yield
Of oats will also be very large notwith-
standing the dry weather. Corn ia more
promising than for years at this season. "
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Mrs. Stowe, il is now said, has com
pleted the new story on which she has
been at work for year past. Some of
her admirers, who have seen the manu-
script, pronounce it superior to any of
her former productions. 1t may be
looked for in the Atlantic Monthly
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RmMoV Al.
LAMEN NEVIN

n ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
lo generally that no has purchased the stock Of j. II,
MULLENIX Co.. md removed 20 tho store lately occu-
pied by thoml Main Street, I'd door east Of Fa5 b
Corner
Having just laid IN an entirely ffosh stock OF FAbl-
LH GROCERIES, he Invites purchasers 20 call, and guar
antees that hi prices aud goods win he found satisfactory
bargains for Csh and short cTei win De his motto.
BY keeping weseectod stock and paying proper at-
tontou 60 customers, hc hopes 90 merit share OF the
public patronage,
nb'Butter Eggs and Country Produce generally TAX
en- In exchange for goods. JAMES NENIN.
Hiusb0ru, july 1850. iy2bu