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The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30

Commercial College, THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS. IN THE STORY BUILDING, Corner of Camp and Common Nreets,
 Founded in 1882. Chartered by the Legislature of Louisiana, with Agricultural and Mechanical De-
 partments, and subject to the Board of
 Trustees, six appointed by The
 Legislature, and five to De
 elected annually by
 the subscribers. CHARTER ...... .... PERPETUAL.
 FACULTY.
 RUFUS DOLBEAR...... .... President. J. B. LYMAN, member of the New Orleans
 bar, Lecturer on Commercial Law. FREEMAN CORNISH, Professor of Mathe-
 matics.
 RUFUS DOLBEAR, Lecturer on Book-keep-
 ing and Business Transactions. J. w. BLACKMAN, Professor of Book
 keeping.
 RUFUSL. DOLBEAR. Aduster of Accounts,
 Commercial Correspondence, etc. M. B. MCCARTHY, Professor of English. MARC ROUX, Professor of French.
 
 and Commercial Correspondence. RUFUS DOLBEAR, Lecturer on Penman- MANUEL MARINo, Professor of Spanish. GEO. GESSNER, Professor of German. Messrs. MARINO and GESSNER, Professors
 of Latin and Greek. MAJOR A. BLANCHARD, Superintendent
 of the Military Instruction and Drill.--
 Major B. is graduate of West Point.
 and was for IT years an efficient officer of
 the U. s. Army.
 No Institution in the United States offers greater facilities for the speedy acquisition of PRACTICAL business education.
 It has stood more
 THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY prosperous than ever notwithstanding the hostility of ITINERANr and LOCAL Abolition ists, whose TRADE is to malign what they cannot control. The College is open the en- tire year. All who take the Commercial Course are able to keep any set of books in a bank, business house or steamboat, in the most approved manner. Persons from 12 to 60 years of age attend to any branch they may desire. They can board with the Pro- lessor or other good families, speaking Eng fish, French, Spanish, or German. Country Merchants can learn in few days to keep their own books correctly or acquire hand some style of penmanship. The lessons are special to each student. Books of all kinds opened, closed or corrected Persons who write for Book-keeprs, Clerks or Teachrs should give full particulars.
 Catalogues with terms, opinions of tho Southern press and leading men of the nation, sent to all who desire them. All who are willing to subscribe, SO as to open the Agri- cultural and Mechanical Departments, can obtain all ncedful information at any time. The amount can be taken out in tuition. The money expended by Southern families at Northern watering places in single year would build up in every Southern State Com mercial, Agricultural and Mechanical Col leges. We pay an annual tribute of $20 ,O0O,- 900 to Aboitionism, and then wonder that it fourishes and now threatens to destroy our property and our lives
 N. B. This is the only chartered Commer- cial College in the Southwest authorized to confer Degrees, Diplomas, Literary and Scientific Honors At this Institution the Students graduating in one part, or ali of tho studies in it's curriculum, receives his Diplo- ma accordingly.
 Address:
 RUFUS DOLBEAR, President,
 or THIS OFFICE, for Catalogues je22:y
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30
Notice is hereby given,

TNHAT forewarn all persons from cutting I or removing any Pecon trees, or other timber, off of any of my lands in White River bottom, or elsewhere, In I. N., R. 5 w, and in T 4 N., E. w., as the law will be most rigidly enforced against any person or persons for so doing.
 Oct. Is, 186l-tf. B.. PITTMAN.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30

Memphis & White River Packets. NEW MOON, ......JoHN DEARrNe, Master
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30

ELECTION ON WEDNESDAY NExT.-The election for President and Vice. President of the Southern Confederacy takes place on "Wednesday next; as also, that of members of Congress. We trust the people will turn out, in order that as full vote as possible may be enrolled. Carelessness and inattention to this matter, may be construed into indifference by our enemies, and the effect will be injurious to the Southern cause, not only in this country but with foreign powers. Let every voter go to the polls and thus show lively and be- coming interest in the great struggle in which we are engaged. No lover of the South and her institutions should neglect to vote on Wednesday next. It will, in truth, be the first election under the Constitution and laws of the Confederate States. Let every voter be found at the polls.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30
NOTICE.

MY wife CYNTHIA have deserted my pro- IYL lection without any reasonable cause will not pay any debt which she may con- tract, without compelled by law, this 29th day of September. 1861.
 Oct. Is, 1S5l-3t. VIM. B. SWON.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30

Gsy We are authorized to announce Hon. g. F Arnett, of Drew county, a candidate for Congress from the third district, composed of the countries of Pulaski, Saline, Dallas, Cal houn, Union Jefferson, Bradley, Drew, Ash ley, Chicot, Desha, Arkansas and Prairie, Election first Wednesday in November, 1861.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30
MARKETS, Ac.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1861.

CoTToN.-D During the past week, Messrs. Stewart & Bro's., received IT bales, ' of which they bought at 7ac.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30

WHITE RIVER c. s. MAIL LINE. sEMI-wEEKLY FROM JAcKsoNPoRT TO
 MEMPHIS VIA. NAPOLEON. K KANAWHA VALLEY, GTLcHRrsT, Master. SAM. HALE, E,...,... ...... BRIsCoE. Master.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-30
BLACKSMITHING Buggy and Harness
 MA KING.
MARTIN SETTER.
 DIES ARC, ARKANSAS.

EA THANKFUL to the ~ ~ IL people for their past fa- II za vors,respectfullya announcesW E that he continues to do business at his old stand. on Park street, where he is prepared to do all kinds of worK in the above line
 QT Blacksmithing, Harness-making Wag- on and buggy building, wheelbarrows, repair ing, &c., done on short notice.
 GT Horse-shoeing done promptly.
 GW l am compelled to adopt the CASH SYSTEM for Harness making and Repairing, as also for all new Wood Work. March 6.
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Sun SrRoKEs.-Samuel La Fargo, said 10 be City
Wigher Of Brooklyn fell Monday Ia mont OF the Office Of
The Daily Nsp from the effects Of stroke. He
10 ded by DR.. Wells and then taken 10 the NewfOrs Ho.
ptaL
while Ia open LOT 1hd avenue TwenysiIh street.
He was taken 10 the Bellevue Hospital
Catherine Shael struck In Lexington avenue
Thirty eighth street and conveyed to her residence No sea
Patrick 0arvey ssor DC years of ago. struck the
aud Charlton streets and taken to the
Hospital
ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED.-Wm. Augnard, stew
AID Of the soop odica lying the foot Of Thhtyurh street
N r., accidentally fell overheard Monday night, aud
drowned ~, body recovered and inquest held
nen u On Tne'day morning Deceased was native Of Can
hds, 20 years Of age.
The NFw CoURT-HousE IN BRooKLrs.-At O
mecens Of the Supervisors Monday resolution was adopt
ed directing the Con ee Court House TO procure the ter
vices q hesrs King Co. aohiteets for the purpose OF
peng the plans and epariDg the necessary 'pes1eatons
with the view Of proceeding with the erection OF the building
FoUsD DYISG.-An unknown man, about IS years
OF found nsensbe Monday night in Foryecond
Seventh and taken the Twenty nd
Precinct Police Station where he died From papers found
his pocket l. supposed that be German named Jacob
Zimmerman. An Inquest VIII be held upon TIE body.
STABBED IN An AFFRAY.--John Mcclure Of No. l08
Worth treet and Michael Conno got into hight together
on Monday night The former stabbed la tbs hn and de
by his ensgonlst Conner MAS arrested aud Ju'iee hey
locked ltul up 10 answer l.n.r F..
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Bxunrse STRAITS Posr-orrlcr-Tse HonSIal ,
Hawaiian Islands AdreSfser OF way lVuh, ss 1sx
N. Arctic Ocean Being the last wbaler for the
Nth bs took great many letters, papers, and par
cells for the ships cruising ana Sos
senuS in charge of an Indian chief residing there,
70 DC rspated 10 be knd-hearted clever old indan,
Who sses pride in his hospitality, Teasing ms yis-
ors on desrs meat and wa,us isd IN ,sS S SsS
Ser with choice right whale Oh Is dispatched
81 ss, =, packages containing papers with LscOas nau
~ @n;a} capture Of Fort Sumter, &C.. thinks the aas'
ana .Ofice may vet become qaite an instaGn,
and thinks the parcef and letters Of me ocean ao bar.
az Nv, Lead and hello TO sing moe merily ROW.
hoys. row" when CHASING their whales
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The commerce Of Boston in June was.
The 81. Loids Democrat, under date Of the evening
Of the 9Th inst reuarks:

The 81. LOuis Democrat, under date Of the evening
OF the 9Th inst, remarks:
The money msket opened this morrig WITH every appear
sDrs, aud before he close EIcbfge had woket
down y pr um, although asking 1Nn
much laud and too little densud an
object Exchange The decline 10 Exchange would DC
iie-d ordinarily very favorable turn in the history Of
Missouri money bat with the banks In state OF suspension,
nobody can tell how to calculate.
A meeting Of THE Association for the increase and
extension of American Commerce" was held in the
American Exchange Bank building corner of Broad
way and Cedar street, on TGeslay, July ., lo6i.
James Gaatin esq., President Of the Association, oc-
cuyied the chair. The meeting was held TO consider
report on tie present Of the commerce of the
United States and s most urgent necessities. The re-
port W, submitted by the President, behalf of the
Committee, consisting Of James Gallatn, William A.
30 IN, Samuel Is. Rugges, George d. Lyman ana
John Eadie, and WAS unanimously adopted. This AS
sociaou has been recently formed, and embraces most
Of the leading bankers and merchants in our city,
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gusuranre Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY jpurply Nutuap, Boston, Mass Accu.
INFLATED Fund 20 meet Two Mons Losses during
II year. over Divdsbds pd la cash, IN IL
s6OIOo Last Cah Dividend, 20 per cent Net assets over
liabilities S60LO0. Iniee ting documents concerning Life
INSURANCE hlrnshed gratis
J0AN HuPTL'h 4 gent aud Attorney fcr tie Company,
Metropolitan Bank Building no Broadway Pine ST. ~ y
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10 rather light, ths asu,rv 4. eA,a
i 49,, common .sr .... q % hhds ksnssky sfac soz
70 for St,s.ta 1919 NY
WHALEBONE-The market Is firm et former quo,tons.
temsL = f'~'sSs
prices pevseot The only sale have epor; & bsod.a.
ot Of seIscrd Old feeocs 1t DOC We quote hs Gin nom
WHlSkY-fhe markst Is rsher heavy sales Of $50 bSs 4.
FtGl5c the inside nate for oFdiasEy bbis - : 80
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sPALDrNa's PREPARED CLUE
SAVE THE PIECES

ECONOMY! DISPATCH
z,ace,ais toH happ'R pei-reguiaedJ aBies
yery desirable have cheap aud convenient way re-
nsifinr Furniture, Toys Crockery, &c-
sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE
meets all emergencies and no hou,ehd afford tobs
without It's always ready aEd up the sticking point
"uSERUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
Aasres. HENRY C. sPALDlNG,
No. 90 CedT.st, New. York
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CATrT10E1

A. certain unprncipled peron attempting to palm OF on
fhe unsaspecng public imirstious OF PREPARED GLUE,
woud caution all to examine before purchasing and
see that the fuD name, -
on the Outside wrapper Al 0hvs arssUiadsg eOHnfeeits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

vu,o rnIvs In m-FLorK unchanged WHEAT siaIlss'
,S, Is zoo bush Milwaukee Club sad Sb,e n.s
a. nc this morning 6oo bush MiwaSses .u0 sic 90
hS AZ We Casa. FRRssHys sm ssrohrs,, pavys 600
Flosr ito ocS sssl wssSv bs.. IS GO bush Cora.
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llropcsa 6.

CHIEP OUARTRKAhsTsRs OFFICE
WAsHIsGTOS, ID. C., July 4 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office nnti II tie 10th inst 20 furnish l2oeVD
Twenty Thousand Bushels OF oats e. oe hYeed the ai
road Depot at G-street whA washington u O on VI d.
fore the JUth day Of July, l6l. -, ,-,,.
The Oats received by weight at the rate Of 3l Thirty
the bushe snd to be put u IN good suosG
sacks about two bushels eaeh fee Of additional Cost 70 the
Government. :.
hcien security win be required for tine iUlhnent OF the con-
trsct q,
The Assistant Quaermser the right to reject all
bids that nay be deemed too high.
Payment be made When all The Oats are delivered.
ID. IT, hUCkER, Asst. QuaTtefmaster u. 3 Army.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
school Officers ofthe XXId ard the Office ofthe Clerk
Ithc Of Education 1rand end klmts un
IONDAf July u.s. At 10 O'Clock at noon for the STOVES
gPE for heaug Nrfd SCHOOL House No % 81
lid Nsd 20 specifications on HE and TO be seen a.
De the Superintendent. Of school buldtss, No. ~
rosbyst Zach propose! must be accompanied win the Dse
1.-TWO roponsibe and proved snTess The school Ohce
all OF cEeIod
fsened for the public Interests to do 50. go
BENJ. r. FAlRCHILD, Chairman.
JossPH CUDLIPP, jr. Secretary.
~ EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- School Officers ofthe llh Wad the Office the Clerk
Board Of Education Of GsBd and Elm ST. until
WEDNESDAY the nth day Of Jaly inst. O'Clock
for the CHAIKS DESKS. SETiEES, &C. necessary for fur
uisbag Glass Rooms Of ard school No. - In aid Ward
pu plans aud specifications ME and TO at the
Office superintendent OF 1oo Budbgs No. - CTosby
h zach popo be accompanied win the OF two
responsible UIe for the f biol performance OF
the Contract The Sch Officers Of the Ward reserve tue right
10 reject any or the proposals. offered deemed or the
fN'"' CHRISTIAN METZGAR, Chsirmsz.
RICHARD L. LARRINORE Secretary
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and three millions FIVE hundred and eighty-six thou
sand Of the subscriptions paid into the Treasury
The subscribers are mostly banks the only individual
subscription being Ketcham, Sons Co. for 500 Ooo
Among the bank subscriptions, the America for
$500,OO0; the American Exchange, $500 600; the Ma
tional 500 900, sc. Els M 80, -.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has at the solicitation
Of parties interested modified bis instructions IN regard
to the payment Of the Coupons in the Texas indemnify
5per ceA Federal stock. Mr. Cisco, the Assistant
Treasurer, has received the following dispatch from
Mr. Chase. -ht'.t f.s.a'f.. ~
WARRINGTON. July 6. 1861.
Pay all coupons Bonds which you have reason to
SUI pose 20 have been negotiated since the attempted depoon
ofUos Houston In February last. ). z. CHAsb'
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive Of specie from NewYork to Foreign Ports
for the week and since Jan. l, 1861:
Total FOR tbs week -. sl.esS.,J1 el419JI s2S4sl6
Previously reported. q. i2sso2 436i3,<2o 6B77lOS
Since Jan. demonstrators s45,pa5I se9sis.ssa
The Arago brings $72, lO4 in gold.
The Trevorton Coal Company has suspended opera
tons until change in the tipes occurs.
TIE cashier of the Albany Asserting House denies
that that association is to be wound up in card pub
lished by The Times addressed to The TRIBUNE. We
should have published the card but it has never
reached us.
The following table win compare the preSent condi-
ton of the NewYork City banks with that at the close
of the cnrreau,pdin0 weak lea. wear.
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DAILRoAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.


IN Sumner arrangement Three express trains each way
KARiTAN DEL Ray RAILROAD for Red Bank. Shrvws.
bury LONG BRANCH Bergen Works Sc. On aud acrJuy
the poouar steamboat SEA SHORE Capt Sherman, viii
foo. Of Rosinsons daily M 10 M and for Port
Returning leave Bergen att IN. end p M, s6d LONG
BRANCH, at d M, lO1 a. and II Stages connect
with cars for all pats Il the country Excellent meals on the
Sea Shore COMPUTATION and EXCURSION TICKETS
sold reduced Hotels Long Bench charge lower
suit the tifnes.
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he corresponding week lass year

The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks
made up on Monday afternoon, presents the follow
ing aggregates compared with those of the previous
week:
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Galcs on Antilon.
Eesal Notltes.

NTLW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County # New-York.-SIMEON b. CHlrrENDEN,
1IdUrdY r CHAPMAN, CHARLES 8 SMITH TiMOiraaJI
MCNAMARA AID GEORGE r. RIGGS agt. LAn1Dos
LOWE aad JOHN A. BOWIE, suryiso rs off, BOWir dr
crased-sunInuns money demand on
Ser1 To the Defend. aboy. named You are hereby sum
noned ard relr-d the complaint IN TN, SCION
ich IN the office Of the Clerk OF The on au
Cny of New ork at thu City Hall In the City OF New OK
,pS your the laid on tns
sbc ar. A. their Office III Broadway In The CHy 81 Ne"
Yrk with tive ~ DAYS afs-r service Of this summons on
You exclusive day such services snd you is 70 a.
sw,r a. sad co pain the ime Aforesaid the pshtn
In this sru viii take Judgment asaint you "a tne .uni OF
gh hnuc red and 1.-TWO do'srs and seventy
cents III, tote est from the 2ih day OF April one thOunu
b haudrd aud siry.one besides the costa Of THIS aoton
Dated New.Yok April % le6i: ,,-., , p.pvora
Plaintiff ,orbeyt
The complaint 10 the above entitled scton wa day MEG
' 20 i.~rwW BARNEY BUTLER Il PARSONS
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Ocean Steamers.


EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE.-0n
IL SATURDAY. July 20-The United States Mai steamer
o Lse ss On l J Tls aC
noon; .d e. .t,,. IA .o,,eo,. ha, NM
engines under deck nc!oed b. ws,erst eoupar nenis,
Which be.de other results tend 10 tho event Of collision
Of vessel passeps.is foI Freight pa.sose apply
Sso aMiLacEFSIAAiF Agents, NO. Broadway.
The steamer FULTON via sail August H. -
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing sad sussri3y 2. Queens
Steamship Company intend Isr Clyde
INA Saturday July u.
cpT ~ jSy e.
And every SATURDAY. at noon from Pier No. ~. North
River
FIRST CABIN............sT5 STEERAGE. go
fE:s-CsSa, 20 8 sserass 9
F 70 sd.S q . S,s s 81 sS ROTTERDAM
A.wsp &C a, eqe;ly low ra,es ,,.,.,. -.
soSS1sifss csSa sSs ss sod siOs ssssrso from Liver
he. s.ss%srs ssvs .upsnor enodaiionse
;rss .seisss and Sss. patent Fi.e board
trhsr Ot@.on apply IN Liverpool 70 w W. IN
e in aDi Ewes seEY No XIX FSc
BOurse; IN PsIl.deph. 70 JOHN DALE, No. III Walnut
ct" or JOAN & DALE s. Agent, No. is Broadwsy,SY
TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
PROM NETWORK LIVERPOOL
Ckes Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. 20
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
CktefC sbn Passage.
Second Cebin Psssage.. "
The shiye from Hew.York cal at CoTk Harbof.
The shps fom Boston eau al HALIFAX and Cork HsToor
PERSIA, Capt Jrdkins AFRICA Capt Shannon.
ARABIA Cart j. Stone. CANADA Capt Lei eh.
ASIA Cant T. O. Lott AMERICA. Cspt. Hockey.
AUSTRALAsIAH, NIAGARA, Capt Noodle.
Capt. Cock. EUROPA, Capt. Anderson.
SCOTIA tnow buding)
These vessels carry clear white light masthead green on
AFRICA sh.nnon. leaves New wedo esday, July
FJIRnpl Aoders9n Dawes Boston ednesday July 10
PERSIA Jadkins lesyes NewYork "Wednesday, Jolly
c1IInk Leave. Bostop ednssdAy, July "a
ASII Lott leaves NewYork. "Wednesday, July 81
ARABIA Stone. leaves Boston "ednesosy aug
bsrlhs Of secured until psldioT:
An al pesienced Surgeon on board. -,
The axnsr ships win net be accountable for Cola
fiysr BsiSp sPsSs s'sss md e value Thereof
therein exprs.sed For Freight or Passage, sPRyte
E.CUNARD. NO. 4Bowlinggeen.
nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
Il class steamer Win Nsw Yok OF The Isl In spd slst
Of eac month except when ese dates fey on when
DE dsy Of departure will be the MONDAY following For
fssbi sage sppy al the only ohGn no I,sas
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y ulg
Pills sscomp in tbe object or whica they were maIs
VIZ: Cure Of Headache In all IL. forms
From the Examiner Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in than thousand cases. with
entire success
From the Denoc-st 81. Cloud MINI.
are or have been troubled with the Headache send f
Cephalc Pills. that have them In case OF an
stick rr5 ...,
q From the Advertiser. Providence RI
qss Pms be s sse SsT 5s%sSy
complaint which has ever been discovered
From the Western R. a. Gazette. Chicago. I'll.
We heartily indoe Mr. spaliing and his unhvaied Csphac
Pills -,.rr
y From the Kspavhs vsIley Star, Kanawhs, Va
wee that persons suffering With the Headache who
Try them, viii stick TO them
From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans. Ia.
Try them thai afflicted and we are ;sIs ,aa. your
ceiyed benefits that other medicine can produce.
From the St Louis Democrat
The immense demand for The article Cephac Pil rapidly
hcresSing.
From the Gazette, Davenport Iowa
Mr. Spal6ing would connect his with an article he
did mot kno'o TO possess real merit
. From, the Advertiser. Providence, RI
blequsrters.
From the Daily News Yswpor. RI
Cepnshc Ills are taking the place OF all ktats.
From the Commercial Bulletin. Boston, Mass
Said 10 be very efhcscious Tor the Headache
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
~ single bottle Of sPALDINGs PREPARED Ollie
win save ten times Its cost annually -
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
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markets-CARKTuILr kEFoKTED N. z. TRIBuSE.
TUESDAY. July 8, l86l
AsHFS-The market s unchanged the demand Is iir at
IS sbia b5 6gl for Pots aud rs 10 i0r Pearl.
STOCK AsHEs, JULI l56l.
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sRvrcE cHxEK, Huntingdon Co., Pa, Jan. 10, 1851
II. c. SPALpIEG.
SIR: n,,-
Won will pesse scud me boxes Of your CePhAlic Pills
Send them iGnmediaiely
Respectfully yours, no e, ,,,,o>,o
PSI have used box of your Pills, and hnd them
e-cetleBt
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JgLr e-i4,SA bbs Flour, sl do whisisy as I'M
eash Wheat. 5s5is do Corn 9s82 d. Oats 10 $50 DO nv
a. oels Corn Meal, l1s do. Ashes 23 d. Proyi.iop. G
Kegs Lard s7s pcks oii-Cste, 600 bush Malt. wv
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD Il ool
GREAT DOrBLE-TRAcK ROUTE
The Of The Road equal 20 Ia the country
INK GREAT SHORT LINZ no rbE wksE

Once No ! Astor House. corner ~ E.-ey Il.
fscifs for the pprsOn OF Passenger 70 and iom GIN
cinnaii hicsg 81 Loas ST Paul Nehyle, heml bis New.
Oflean, and all IN the West Nor hWeft and
Sou,N unsufrss e f speed end comfort by any 'ue
Through tsns for the Wet NesfoIk foot ~ Court
lsidtst informing Express, g. EyennE Express, m
a..o a from place Via ~ eat WI a rsi Z Il
Pbu gh At IL day and connecting there with all Wet
eTntr.s
Steering and smoking al the irsins.
Fare always low, aud the time quick BY any othsr
y this route Freghs Of all descriptions be forwardeio
point Railroads n Dido Kentucky ndani
lhi oils, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri b. RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any port the naygable rivers Of the West by
steam ers from ritf .bufgh
IRE rates f Freight add from any point Of the West BY TIE
Penn Rair ad all times favorable charged
by pther Ha Companies Merchants and shippers inra.
Ing tie transportation Of their Freight 20 this Company rely
with confidence its sperdy transit
This Conpsny also maintains Emgsnt Aocomin ods'iou
Line BY Itch par euig sting Westward enjoy che.p and
coEnor able de oDehaf the 1ea.
Of fare H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Aston House.
LEECH Co Freight Agents, , ,,,,,,
No. I As,or Horse and No SCUM hillaDst-
MCDONALD BISCH0RF, EniisIant Agents,
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BELLE VERNON. Ohio. Jan. IS. lli

BELLE VERNON. Ohio jan i5 l'iL
HygRY C. SpkLpISG. eco. a.,
Please hnd inclosed twenty-five cent? for which send m.
another box Of your CePhaio Pils hey are "ns"0sH
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