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SwiMlrie* ft
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10 betf Bbfc
R
Mew trtewM.
Phillip reanywlt aad
' to-wit:
1 BW.Um;
4*. Plow HmUk
SO Steal
dDoaeal
3 Coil* C
10 Bright Ox Onaiaa;
9 Doi. w4sjw»f Rift* Lock* i
» do. Palm Leaf Hate;
19 do. Wnbeto»*a Speller*;
100 hU Gape aad Unctti i
100 do. Edged IWn;
9 Do*. Hem
_Jono Collar* j
3 do. B. B. B. Hoi*;
40 pair Mos’a think Boot*;
'ifStrr.
Fob-10,18514 Mala Street.
LIQUOR.
BRLS. Old BoorWa Whlekej
MooongaUele Whlafcoy ; 30
; a Bbla Old
da. Prim* Old
'WMekey ; *0 half do- do
riBb*
__ K reach Brady J
3 Cask* OW Cogoae Brandy;
2 do. IMlWls;
2 Caafcl Moacat Wlao;
2 do. Mataga
1 Hf. BM C
I BM. Gia.
Received
per Traa*
aad for sale by JOHN D ADAMS,
tee, aad fo
Feb 11.
1S&I
Steamboat Landing.
Oncerlcs.
a Salt t li Back* Coffee; 15 Bbla Sugar;
Bbl. Powdered Sugar ; 10 Bbla aad half
1 Tierce Rice Raialua, Cheeae,
I)
. .,**• Solaesca ; ■ . m<M v■-,
Vennloilll, Macaroni, Sweat Cheealate, Lobaton,
Sardloee, SrimeUao, Cigar*, Spanish Brown, Rot
ten Stone, Whiting, Bri*toi;Brlek, Emery, Lamp
Stick* Ac , A*. KacilTod per Pontiac, and for
sale by JOHN D. ADAMS.
Fob- II, 1951. Steamboat Landing.
WALTON, SANFORD A CO.
GENERAL GROCERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. u, Near Iwraa, N Orleans:
HAVE conataatiy on hand a goaeral aad wall
aelectrd aaaortmaat of *tmj»lo aad Fnacy
Ornceriea, Fin# JUmmn and IWnar; JVaateioaa,
Ornceriea,
Etc. Etc
la addition to the
Grocer * Stock, (bay kaap a
DMge, and Dyaa, Latter at
Ctkrda. Ac. Ac.
Their aim will bo la aotl
fonud in
ly of f
f r«p
and always at FJ1R MSrIeT PRICES. Their
re
■ally fe
y ef Neile, Gleet,
Pep^r, Playing
I aad freak article*.
facilities for boyiagpawttb their experience in the
Arkaaeaa trade, anuMhoir knowledge ef the waste
of that aectlou, they think wiU enable them at all
liittoe It All, mtiefbctarily, anakardere aa they may
be favered with- *
Jan. 1. 1851, 1-y.
sjMMierjr*
AL AJROt tot of 8addlory, consisting of gentle
nyn'ji and tad too Saddles, Bridles, Martingales,
Saddle-Bags, Carpet-Bags, Girths, Cucuwles, Col
lars, Maimea, Hndle-FiUings, Sulky, W agon and
riding Whips, Stir up lions, Bridle Hits, Ac., Ate.,
Phillip Pennywit, and for i
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Ac , received per
for CASH by
March 26.
Steamboat Landing.
38—tf.
A/tf llL S A WS—Rewlaad's 6>* and 7 feet ;
JYi French locks—s, c end 7 inch«;
AXES—Colllaa and Hants,
OILS—Lard, llaeeed, tannera and oaaUfeot.
Received and for anln by
WH. B. WAIT.
Marsh 3d. tfr-tf.
MAqnor% and Flour.
JUST received by ateamer Hamburg;
36 Bbl* Whiskey.
30 Half iJbls. do.
6 BMs. Borbon Whiakey.
25 Bbls. Flour.
Id Bbls. Putatoea.
Fee sale cheap, by M. TANTI.
1NL0UR—50 Bbla “O'Fallon Mi'll” Extra Su
perfine.
BACON—1 Hilda Clear Sidea;
“ 5 « bone do;
“ 5 Tiercea extra Sugar Cured Hama.
PORK—10 Bbbla Meat;
SUGAR—3 Hhds clarified;
“ 4 Bbla Powdered White.
CANDLES—SO Quarter boxes Sur.
NAILS—60 Kegs 4, « A 8 d.
Received sad fur tale by
April Vk. WM. B. WAIT.
CHOCTAW LAND SCRIP in pieces of 80,160
sud 330 acres, for sale by
WM. B. WAIT.
March ». 38—tf.
B
V Steamer Emily I have Just received and now
offer for sate t
60 Barrels Super Flaw Flour;
3 “ Rye Whiskey;
18 Boxes Assorted Tobacco;
10 “ Least* Syrup;
8 *• Candy;
1 Band Relish Filberts;
10 *• Aka. M. TANTI.
Lower Steamboat Landing.
April 7, 1861—Jl—tf
ANNE LARDS HORSE, about aevon years
old a»dr '“ ‘ —
March 26
ads ta height Apply to
L. A. WHITElSy.
.\>groe* for Sale
TWO LIKBLT NEGRO WOMEN, one with
‘ faro children, and the other with one. For
safe for cash, by J. D. ADAMS,
* j it t|n> it—mNwit fiintftfig
March *», US,’ ’ *
* 1
SO BasVgU
and lor sate low.
Wine; on eonsigacent
DtevtJkt 17, ISIS.
BBLS
TM>. MERRICK A CO.
GO, (Sit day per*
. Jan. 31. 1851, ,'
e
i»
received
«*’ »ed for sale by
IB. ADAMS.
JMmtm fivii Lawiin*.
JObT received par stsamsr Pennywit
16 aaeka Rio CoflWs;
* hhd*. Sugar;
Hi hV de;
- 4 I>bU\ Moleassai
6 half bid*. Mwlaeses;
JO *afia* W'-?-;
Aadfers
efs* ™
t.RW* ? f>
m
—i
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
fclttlo M(k« ark »■***.
T of Rigid Reverend Dr. ItUI, it now open t
the reception of board**. fhtuatad la a rotirod pari
of tbe efty of Uni* Rock, H pamemsi every *d**a
taca which can contribute to tha boaltb and bappi.
note of tba Pupil*. Tba addition* i ‘
to tba already apacijut budding*—together with it*
extensive and beautiful ground*. wlif rei
reader It on*
of tba moat sommodioua" aad delightful malitatiaoi
.of tha Waat.
Tba fkhelaatk year commoner* the text Monday
in September—the annual vacation the 15th July,
pupil* received at any time, but not fur a aborter
period than three month*, amt no deduction, if with
drawn before the expiration of the session, except
in caaa of protracted sicknes*.
The conrae of studies embrace* all the branch#*
mostly taught in the beat School* lor Yoo.rg Ladies.
The most g nnstant attentic n will bo paid totbe mor
al u Well a* to tha mental education of the pupil*
During the hour* of recreation the young ladies
are always under the e*re of one of the teacher*—In
abort, everything promoting the welfare ol the pupils
win bo an object of the amt conscientious attention
Each young lady moat M provided with a knife
fork, apoon. gohblet, *•* table napkin*, ail changer
of tioen, work nod dreating boa, comb*, biusb
towel*, tec., tec.
At tiro end of each quarter the young l*dy mot
distinguished for general good conduct and piofi
cicocy in atudiea will be rewarded by the honoarj
decoration of a medal, and erety proper mesm
employed to iaspire a laudable emulation among*
th« pupil*. .
Pupils ol every religious denomination are admit
ted into the institution and no improper influerici
ever used to bias the religious principle* of lh<
young ladies_but for the taka of enter, all bon uteri
are required to conform to the general regulation!
of tl» A cad# toy.
—All correspondence of the pupils, except that o
parents, will be subject to tbe inspection' ol Ihi
Principal.
The parent* or guardian* of the yonnj ladies an
required to deposite with the Principal or some re
sponsible person in tbe city a anm o4 money sulllcien
to meet all contingent expenses.
The French department will be under the direc
lion of one who haa resided aeveial year* in Fiance
and is lamitiar with tbe Parisian accent.
In the musical department the Principal will bi
aided by Mrs. Out**, the Organist of tba Cathedral
a lady well known to bo eminently qualified to tin
part a thorough practical knowledge of the science
She will atao give private lesson* on tbe Piano o
Organ to those wishing to take them.
— fnv Ifraca rrlpfa n»r SPtkioB rtf A Yf Otlthm
Board and Tuition, in all the branches pertaining t<
• thorough English education,.$>V) 0
Wuahii'g, use of bed and bedding.15 0<
Extra Charges.
Music—Piano, with uae of instrument,/
quartelry.j $12 Oi
Guitar,.12 W
Organ.12 ft
Uae ol Organ,. 2 #
Drawing and Painting. *> 0
French. 5 ft
Physician’s fees per annum,.. 5 O'
Vncai Music to those not taking iiistruoien /
tal, quarterly...) i 0
Terms for Day Scholars yerttaarter.
Elementary class.#•> (>'
For the more advanced.s .)<
Plain and Ornamental Needle Work. Embroidery
Bead and Lace wink, Knitting and Netting Flow
era, will be taught free of chaige—the pupils fur
nishing the tmteiials.
Boarders pay the current expenses semi annual!;
in advance. Day scholars quarterly.
'Tbeie will be an extra charge of ®I3 OOforlhos
spending the annual vacation at the Institution.
For further particulars, apply by letter or person
ally to Miss Victou, Principal ol the Institute.
REFERENCES:
Right Rev. Dr. Bvkhb,
Hon. S. C. Roans,
Gen. 8. H. Hneimo,
Col. L. J. Rasa cos,
Johh Baown. Esq.,
D. W. Caaaoix, Esq.
Kev.J. Moiashah.
Rev. J. Fussois,
J. Dsvkxeaox, Esq.,
N. Dcvxamaux, Esq.,
Babtiiolomkw Mucus,
James S. Coiawar, Esq.
Judge Haislt, Helena.
Judge MsANr, Calumbia.
Agent for the Institution, HUGH BROGAN.
July 1«. 1850—7—45—ly.
THE subocriber, agent for H. Habcrnian, vril
continue the former's busiuew at his old stan
on Msin, near Markham street, and keep con
stantiy on hand a full and well assorted stock t
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, liardwarr
Castings, he., he., all of which will be sold lot
for cash. The highest market prices will be pai
for country produce, as beef hides, peltries, bees
wax, Ac. JOHN KRAUSE.
Little Rock, March 28, 1851. _JO—tf_
Iron and Castings.
A AAA Lba. Bar Iron, aarortod ;
4 Bundles Nail Roda ;
6 Bundles Extra Horse Shoe;
100 pieces Plow Wings ; 75 Skillets and lida ;
30 Ovens and lids ; 15 assorted English Pots ;
15 Sugar Kettles ; IS Grid Irons ; 30 odd lids.
Received per Trustee, and for sale by
JOHN D ADAMS,
Feb. 11. Steamboat Lauding.
Cinelnnnti blood ft
Kaga Frwah Bsmkwbaat Floor ; 300 pound
Bologna Sausages ; 1 bbl; Homtney; 1 bb!
White Beans!
2u Boxes Star Candles;
10 Boxes Tallow do.
2 Hbls. Lard Oil;
1 Bbl. Salaralus;
300 Jugs; 15 Demijohns, 15 lion Bound Kegs.
Received per Trustee, end for eels by
JOHN D. ADAMS.
Feb. II, 1B5I. Steamboat Lauding.
Star Candle* Jfc.
| ‘)AA Lba. Star Candies ; 25 Rage Buckwhea
: ()v r\J Flour ; 6 Bbl. -Whilo Beans ; 400 Lb
Castings* Just received per Poutiac, and for sal
by FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
Fob. 11,1851.
Little Reck.
I
) ,V. ftrleene.
HinckMimiu * i ooi*.
430 and ‘36 inch Bellow*; 4 Monte Hole Anvil;
4 Collar's Key Vice*; 4 *ei* Hummers:
Received ind for tele, hy J. D ADAMS,
Jan. 21, ISM. Steam Boat Landing.
Laigtreci &etli«uil lap of Arkaum.
A KKW copiet of the above M*p—the only com
XX. piete and correct one ever rroMished—tor t>al
at Iba Gaulle and Democrat office—price $5, o
roller*, and handtomely varnitbed and colored.
Jan. 7, 1841. IS—
Stationary.
V LARGE and beautiful aaaortnsent of st«
tioiwry, received per Phillip Penny wit. an
for talc by JOHN I). ADAM.v
St> amboat Lauding.
March 2». 29—if.
JOH1 D. AIAAMS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
BRICK CORNER. I.OWM ST*\MBtiAT I. UlllIKU,
LITTtK ROCK, ARKANSAS.
KBKPS eouttaiitty on hand a large and genera
avert—Biel Pry Cuode, Cletuaf, Hard
wan, daMuaini Mala wad Cape, Boot
a ad shoe*, Saddlery, BtaUoaary, G rocerir*
Predate, At., dte.; all af which writ be tel
eery cheep for CASH.
Oet-l7l0SO—6—4—If
Cl'JISt Gt'NStI GCMUtt!
JUST RECEIVED, end for vie cheap for cath
See Doable and Sioglo barrelled Shot Gum
RMUe, Slut and pereuttion gua iroekt, (cc.,kc .a
the GuiwmtUi Shop, on Mein it'-wt. where repair
U. GRIFFITHS.
in* ie done ap blae.
Nevd.
by
9 —
LmiORS.
ON bead ead fee tale.
1 bid
Dee.
4tb proof French Broody;
•• Spameh
•• Malaga NViua;
'* Maaoat « (a chelae article!.
JOHN D. ADAMS,
10, 1956.—14 If Leto v Landing.
Teak.
rietr«. astjAgyi-a sfibss
vie at
Aegatt.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
mm KWiit. • iui. r. uuu. mm ». a
8fDDALL,(JREENE & CO.,
COTTOJT FACTOR
09aaut»^D Aas'
MERCHANTS,
NO. II CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
KMWQIUNWJOD. JHMRALP T.R AMAHS
1<NE« WRKElWOOD, A CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWaKDINO
MSROHANT8- . ,
So. 66 Magazine Street, opposite the
Mouth of Bank Alley.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
i 0d- Particular attention paid to the tale ol COT
I TON, TOBACCO, AND OTHER PR0DUCE
I Jie collection and remittance of Fund*--and the
purchase and shipment of Merchandize jenerally
Thomas i.. white,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
NO. 43 CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
LAW, MEDICAL. MISCELLANEOUS. AND
SCHOOL BOOKS.
WRITINQ PAP£?t,
Eli- Cep, Letter and Note Wrapping paper #/
carious qualities
(ACTILLS, STEEL PENS, INK.
And a general assortment of Blank Hook..
Country Merchants and Teachers .ire requested to
call and examine the Stock.
(eh. 1.1 23 tv
JANE* MATTRrW*. WU POWELL.
JATIEM 1ATTHEWR& t'O.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AM C01HISSIDN MERCHANTS,
Manufacturer's Agents
roa THE SALK or
: NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, COTTON YARNS
Ac., No. 53 WALNUT STREET,
South of Columbia, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Refer to—T. D. Merrick It CV, H’m. B. Wait,
i Walter Mitchell, H Brogan, D. Bender A Co , and
I Jacob Hawkint, Latle Rock.
Feb. 5, 1850 —7—22—ly
(SiccmorloWn. T. Rustis A Co.)
Ko. 42 and 44. Pearl Street, Button MattaehuteUt,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IS V I
FORKIUM Si UOMKSTIC HARDWARE,
HAS a constant supply of Hardware and Cct
LT.ar adapted to the trade of the Southwest
i From an experience of-tweuty years in the trade
; of that section, he is confident that he can supply
i merchants, either in person or by order, with the
! styles and qualities of goods desirable, and on terms
; that shall be satisfactory.
*a* B. C. gives particular attention to consign
ments of Cotton, Peltries and other produce of the
1 country that may be consigned to him for sale.
| Sept. 25. 1849—7—3—ly
: jost.rn h palmer. jaues m m asset.
| JOSEPH II. PALMER A < <>..
IMPORTERS AXD WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
POREItt!* AID
: DOM 1ST 3D 0^YQ©©0|,
47 CAMP-NEW ORLEANS.
Sept. 10, 1850.
8-1 —ly
A. F. COCHRAN A 4 0.,
! COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS AND
Dealer* m Foreign and Domestic
FRUITS, NUTS, WINES &.C.
POWDER! POWDER!!
AGENCY ol the celebrated “Chryslal Powder
Company,” in Kegs, Halves and Quarters, and
Cans of one sod five pound,. Guarantied Superior
\ to any manufactured.
No. .27 Tchoupiloulas Street, New Orleans.
January 15, 1850 7—19—ly
NEW WHARF BOAT.
A . GOAD A CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
COMMISSION AMI FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
napoleon, auk.
I r|5HK PROPRIETORS have purchased an en
I X lively new boat, with splendid accommodation.
It will afford ample aud secure storage room for
f eight hundred tons, and U capable of accommoda
ting fifty paasengtra.
’ 1 They are prepared, as heretofore, to do busiuees
as General Ageuts, to Receive, Forward, aud Pay
Charges. They promise to give their particular at
tention to all business entrusted to them.
The Proprietors will guarantee that this host will
stand the inspection of any Insurance Office in the
United States.
references:
A. B. Shaw St Co., Memphis, Tenn.
James Hibbard,) ._ .
C. A Stew abt, ( Aapofeon. Mk.
Jas Timm, fit Co., )
S. H. Tccker. > Little It rk. Ark.
T. 1). Merrick 5t Co , S
Moses Greenwood At Co., )
Walton. Santoro &. Co.
Sept 10, 1830.
0>Gaz. St Dem. copy.
5
Oi if tins.
l-ly
W. MITCHELL, &, CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
Dealer* In Good* Dry , CrHcerltl, &c.
NAPOLEON, AKK 8.
MUrCK -Ml, IdOI.
Kiipr and CoftVc.
! C / A Bag* beet Rio Coffee,
ty*/ •» Hilda. Prir,* Frown Sugitr, in More and
for mile by T. I). MERRICK & CO.
Nor. 5* l«l5n.-8-9— If
Pnrtridjfc Koofv.
4 CASES Stool Calf Boot*. 2 Cases Waterproof
Booote, just received nod for aate by
Dec. 17 FATHERLY Si CLEMENTS.
OOLDIERS* LAND WARRANTS, for IHO
acrea each, for aale by
March 3d
IV.M.
B. WAIT
2#~tf
Uec*d per steamer Hamhiir^li,
^ BBLS Ala;
10,0110 Canoua Cigars;
8,OnO common Spaai-h do ;
10l2 bbla. Crackers; ,
lu do Brandy;
20 do Whickoy;
20 >„ do do,
20 bbl* Fiour;
5 do Gin, kcc.
Jan 21.
M. TANTI
Received perMtenmer
/1 CASES freab Oya'era;
8 bbla do do in ehell, (very fine)
t do Oranges, fine;
2 dui boxca Prunes.
20 do freah Raisins, boat quality ;
So MM Havana Cig.,rs, assorted,
i For aale by M. TANTI.
j Jan 21, 1851 20—
New <*ood«! ,\ew tiootlx.
THE undersigned have jnat received their Full
and Winter Stock, consisting ill part, of
Brown and Bieai lied I tamest tea,
French, English and American Prints;
Black Alpaca Hotterv;
Ladiea' 1'reaa'kiiJ Mourtiiug Collar*;
l.adiea- White Biick Slippers;
L a#’ and Childrens’ Luced Brota;
French Artificial powers
A general assortment of Boats, Shoes. Hardware,
Cutlery, Saddlery and Queentware, which they will
aaii cheap for CASH or Country Produce.
FATHERLY Jt CLEMENTS,
Dee. 17, ISM Corner Maia and Markham Ala
OR4N«F.ft 4K» I.FlfOVS,
Jl >T received per steamer PFitiip l imaywitr -
30 bcXea oraugrs,
S do lemoas;
For aata aheap
Fa* M BS-tf
M. TANTI.
E. CARYER 4 CO’S. IlfROTED COTTON CIS*
ONE of 69 Saw* in store and ft* *»!*•
AU orders for Oini of the usual •ute-'i given
to the Undersigned will he forwarded, and tww
prompt attention.
UM # WAIT.
Ace at (or the Manufacturers.
Little Rock, May 37,1851. 58—
Mint* ! Hat*!!
11 ST received, a flue lot of Hat*, and among
' which we the foflowin, ni:
2 cases fine fash. Silk Hal*:
Moleskin llata:
Oaaiwtre “
Russia “
Brush
Pearl Union
Panama
" Legimrn
boys’ fine Leghorn
infants’ Straw
Palm Leaf
If ITT, Mina ftrrrt.
'i*—
•Vi ::
* 2 -
1 •*
2 doe.
3 «
i i
1
13
Arul for sale by
• ■Mil U. 1891.
FIRE I.VM RANt'E,
By the undersigned Agent for the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HcaTroao, cmwcnti T.
Police’s issued upon the mod favorable terms by
\VM. B. WAIT, -lgmt.
_May 6, 1RS0. _ o5-tf.
Family Flour. Arc., Arc.
Tl'ST received, a lot of merchandise direct from
Cincinnati, jkt steam, r* Lelia No. -, and
Trustee,
e5 barrels Flour:
8 casks Bacon:
1 “ Canvassed Hama; .
10 bones Star Candles:
10 “ Painted Bucket*;
4 barrels lined Apples;
1 I Kites Tobacco;
I bags Cotton Yarn;
And for sab* by A. J: IH'TT, Main ft rut.
Way H, _>*—
N.nltllt'ry.
received from New Orleans
large
IT'ST received from New Orleans a
*1 and wlel assorted stock of Saddlery, consisting
in part of the following, viz:
10 gents' fine Columbian Saddles;
12 “ “ Spanish "
8 ladies’ “ Hog skin “
8 doz. Bridles, assorted qualities;
And for sale bv
.Way It, 1851.
Martingales assorted qualities;
Bridle fillings “ “
Worsted Girls “ “
“ Circingles, a*s'd qualities;
Com. Horse Collars:
Hog skin Horse Collars;
Wagon Whips;
Hide
Plain and Pocketed Saddle Bags;
fine Polished Sitafflti Bits;
" Stirrup Irons;
very fine Buggy Whips;
A. J. 1H TT, Muir at,-ret.
38—
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PAUIET.
For Fine Hlull, I.ittlc Rock, Van Buren,
t:
Foil smith. Fort Gibson, and all inter*
■nediale Lnndinga.
HE staunch and light-draught
steamer
JOHN BOX, Master, will run, during the fnsiunj
-eason, as a regular Packet from New Orleans, to
Ihe above landings. Strict attention will be paid
to plantation business, arul all orders promptly al
ien,led to.
Littl Rock Jan. 3, 1851. 18-!f.
FRFSII DRLG.V & MEOIflMiS.
Jt ST RECEIVED
AND TOR SALE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rJ7HE aubacriber ia constantly recce
-I- ving, from New York, a genuine
assortment of Draft, MeJicines,Chemt
eaD, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, try*
Sluffi, 4'C-, ■ Also—Pa'cnt Modi
tines: among which are, Dr. Taylor’s Balsam ol
Liverwort; Jaynes’ Expectorant; Indian Panacea
Dailey's Pain Extractor; Hays’ and Hewes’Lirn
meut; Linn's Strengthening Plaster; Komstock'i
Vermifuge; MofFatt’s Phoinix Bitters and Vegeta
ble Life Pills; Bartholomew’s Expectoiant; Sphoii'i
Medicines; Oldridge's Balm of Columbia for the
Hair; Welsh’s Medicamentuin.
All of which will be sold low forcash
R. L. DODGE,Markham .«(.
Little Rock, 1848. 17—tf
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY'!!
HI
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
Hi
HMHE undersigned, having opened a Boot autj
1 JL Shoe shop in the two story brick house on the
east side of East Main street, between Markam am.
Kim streets, intend* carrying on the above busiuesi
in all its branches. Ho use., none but the best ma
terials, and employs none but the very best work
men, and gentlemen favoring him with their custom
may rely on having their work doue iu the
Neatest and most Fashionable style.
By strict attention to his cosiness, and p'omptl)
tilling all order* to the satisfactieu of hiscuslom
ers, he hopes to merit and receive a libera! patron
age from the cittizens of Little Kock and vicinity
Terms cash ou delivry.
GEORGE JACOB LESCHEK.
Little Rock, June II. 1*50.—7—40 tfj.
(SAPIEMTIJ PtUESTjtT OMS1BUS.)
FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINAR V,
TtiLie, Dallas Cock tv, Amcaksas.
Joilu S. Garvin, Preoi
dent, Prof, ol Coils
Mrs M. Cook,Govern.
and lustruotreao.
>«iior F. Garcia, Prof.
Trrrm.N
Weldon E VVright, M I) ,
Prof, of .Nat. ^science.
M«j B. J. Borden. Prof ol
Llhio* and Belle Letter*
of Music aud Mod. Lang
*K8 MONTH.
Collegiate Department, 'Am:, or Modern Langua
ges ...ft j (XI
Collegiate Department, Kiiglisti Course,.4 OH
Academic Department,. 3 00
Primary Department.2 (HI
Ornamental Department, (Painting ami
Drawing,) . 2 00
Musical Department, (Vocal aud !n*trurn«ntal,5 00
Boarding, including waaiiiug. fuel, iiglila vVc. HI Oil
Academic year embrarra one aemiou of teu
raontlia, commencing tlie 1st Monday in Auguat
and cloning the !a«t Thursday in June
Tuition aud Hoard must be paid one-half in
advance, the remainder ut the clone of the session
No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui
tion except In cases of sickness.
Klnmiiiiitmns.--* 1 here will be an annual tv
amiuattou before a Board of Visitors at the clone of
each term; nud quarterly examinations beiorh the
Board of Guardian*.
Diplomas wifi be giveu, oa the lerummeud.,
lien of the Hoard of Ymtioia. to the graduate* ol
the Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship, to
those who hate taken a pal It Of course.
Discipline nad Police will be mild but firm;
being rather ona of moral restraint, than pun
ishmenl Quarterly reports ol concuct'aud Scholar -
•hip will be Iranumitted to pareuia or guardians.
Course ol Instruction is divided into three
Departments : Primary, Academi' and Collegtate
Music. —It is believed that uo luatituliou in
(he >uuih w staffers equal advantages to perf c|
iU Pupils iu tins elegant accomplishment. S-nor
Garcia, the accomplished head o) this Department,
lias taught with dutiuclioa in Washington City
and Virginia, and I* not only a moat skillful per
former. but the treat instructor in the Art, that we
have ever seen
Needle Work — Plain and f'nncr>-»No
extra charge wilt be mode in this Department. the
pupils furtus ing (he materials I be products
■ will be disposed of at an annual Fair and lire pro
ceeds placed in the Library Fund
beetarm >md Composition.—••[-eciure* w u I
be deliver»«l rrgnlany by the heaps of Department*
In their resptr'iye Cl awes. aud Compositions will
he required every two weeks d-ariug th course,
from the members of the Academic and Collegiate
. Department*.
Vacation.a-There will be a vacation of «n<
week the, last of December, and one of two moutha
st thy close of llu Session
By orueCeOt the Board of Guard isos
X—»-tf
«»»-»! lint* !’!
s) L’wet Fs*bio ns hie Nil a Mats ; < Dot Woo! do
•k > Do* Cloth Cap
for at I* by
Fab 11. t»i
Fee-ivsd ner Pontiac uni
JOHN D ADAMS.
ftneWt Loading
LITTLE RftCI FBI AIBY 1.10 SMFTSLRY.
AoKwrli Rcehc
* ^yolU' respectfully call the iUhU«i of th.
pabiic to tha iW«( eatabKaitKieui, whiek
liM recently untiergewe ethorewgh rrpa>r,aiul. hi»
iBg th# nee emery- Fecilttira, t# »«r «llj prepared
ta fontUli to nrd'r. with gnat prompter*. .very
article .e/hat into af sillier wrought er eaot Iran.
Braaa ar Cnpywr. af as gaad material, properties*.
■>d workmanship, *nd npou as cheap terms. « nny
other Foundry tn tMt ce»*try. Mitirlgtas and
oil ers, ordering wheel*, wilt b« pleased ta fitra tha
Na. of e«g» ami pitch, also tha particular «t*e ami
shape of tha aye, wanted in each wheel. Tha di
amrtcr of a wheat, when cant, will baUaf »u inch
per foat leas—tha * «ma with length of a rltafl.—
Orders slioolii alee he accompanied With a draught
ami fall description of what is wanted, and tha
postage paid. •
Little Rock, Dre. 10, 1950,—14—tf
"JL
FKOST * CO„
||| MEAI.EK9 IN
r|Jnool*. Shoe*, Brogan*
H ATS, CAPS, &C,,
Al.SO
PALM LEAF, MEXICAN AND CAMPEACHY
HATS.
1 No. 1«. Magazine, between ( anal and‘Common at.
NEW ORLEANS.
O* From our Houses at New York and Boston
wa are constantly receinug Ireah supplies of the
■* iliore Goods
Country Dealers ara invited to call and axainiue
onr extensive stock
Arkansas Coffee House,
(iowks srr.»ns»tT i,Aseiso.)
'IMIE Proprietor has on hand, and ii constantly
i receiving, the following —
Foreign and domestic Liquors;
Wines and Cordials of every description;
Cigars;
Tobacco;
Fruits, Ac.
All of which are for sale at wholesale au i retail
prices Persons from the country wishing to pur
chase, will please call and see my stock befors pur
chasing elsewhere as I intend to tell as low as any
house in the city.
MICH AEL TANTI
Little Rock, Jan 21, ISM. 2o-ly
fey-Th# Arkadelplila Sentinel will copy one year,
and forward account to the subscriber. M 1'
L*LOUR—50 BMs Illinois Superfine;
C 50 “ “ extra do.
Reo’d per “Jefferson/’ and for sale by
May 14th. 1*50, WM. B, WAIT,
COLOUR "!'• Bill* “O Fallon Mills*' Extra Su
perfiug.
50 •'
perfine.
May 10, 1851.
“ Quincy Mill's’’ Extra Su
Received and for sale bv
WM. B. WAIT
.ViMlli V. sllOKU’K.
IN urdet to get my gools early in the fall, I have
determined to start East earlier than usual, amt
now request all indebted1 to Me to “Come up to
the Trough," and save me the disagreeable necesi
ty of'troubling them again, /urn btiunl to hare the
Money, a,. 1 am resolved to buy my next stock of
Goods for Cash, for the purpose of selling them
less than the same slock can be sold for in this
Male, I hope ail will be ready to pay up upon pre
D. C. FULTON.
satiation of their Bills.
May 15, 1*51.
36—4w.
JUSTICE.
ffTI \VI\<; ht"n riffled. c«H£iun.^!»*n»*«) and quailftnl nn a
JXf iiiftioc ot tlic PtJice 0*r Hif Work Town* tup, Puia^ki
r.»ai»iy, Arkiuwaf. I am prepared P» autnotl, oflk-ially, to &iiy
btiiuaeaf intrusted t«» hi** pundaail}'
nmo« at th«“ Ian <»f?U*e of L. A. Whitei.ky, E*q., corm*i
of Main and Kim eirefts, awkr th* Arkatv'** Ilfmn* r oAm.
JOHN J. THoMfSOV
Lull** Rock, Ark* , Nov. j, new.
FLOUR—200 bbls. Ohio superfine;
LARI) OIL—ft tibia, winter strained;
PLOUGH MOULDS—106 Diamond;
BACON—i hints, bams and sfiouldera;
PORK—10 bbls. clear;
LARD— 100 kepi No 1;
COTTON YARN—3000 lbs. assorted, 5 to lf>.
Received pr ‘Hamburg,’ and for sale by
WM. B. WAIT.
March 11, 1851.
Partridge Boots.
| Cases Water Proof, just received and foi sole
'* by FATHERLY &. CLEMENTS.
Feb. 11. 1951.
H E. FRl'ITS, MTS At.
JUST received by the steamer Pontiac No
20 Tons of Boston
2.
lee.
25 11 xes Raisons.
4 Batrels Chestnuts.
1 B ig ot A linens.
1 B.ig English Walnut*.
1 Barn I Cocoanut.
50 Cans Oyesters.
2 Barrel* Oyeiters in the shell.
2004 Pickled Oyester*.
5 Boxes Tobacco.
2 Hogsheads Sugar.
I Dec. Basket Amuse!.
5 •• •* Cordial*.
I “ Demijohns.
M TAN I I.
March 3d, 1951. 26-T.
Ju«l llfccivfd,
|)KR steamer Pontiac, a large and well selected
L slock of Lltjl OILS, WIN rxS, PRh>hKYUS,
GROCERIES, & e. The assort ire nt is much better
mid more than doubly as large as it ever wa^ con
sisting in part of
Cl pipes Otard, Gotard, and Dupre Brandy;
5 casks Madina Wine;
ft “ pure juice of Port;
SO gals, old Cognac Brany in demijohns;
50 “ “ Scotch Whiskey;
50 << jrui.h
10 bids, bid Rye and Bourbon Whiskey;
2 “ “ Peach Brandy:
7 quarter t ask* St. O ,v Kutu;
1 bbls. White V. me;
S •• Malaga Wiui;
1 quarter tanks Jamaica Kura;
2 pipes Holland Gin:
15 boxes Skedom Gin;
ftO baskets Champaigne, choice brands;
3 boxes Hock W'me;
5 tkkS.cn old Madeira Wine;
5 “ pare juice of Port;
40 boxes Claret;
8 dosen claiK i Cordial*;
2 baskets AuniacU;
o boxes Abayath;
I 10 “ Curat, j;
10 “ Brandy Uheme*;
10 “ Lenem Syrup;
lti doxeu Scotch Ale;
5 “ assorted Preserve*;
2 barrels Currants;
3 boxes Citron;
8 barrels Cranberries;
2 " *S. S A Rounds;
30 half boxes Raisins;
30 drums Pigs;
4 boxes Pme Apple Cheese;
10 •* Ohio Cheese;
|0 dozen Kentucky Mustard.
fresH Peaches in cans;
“ fresh Green Peas m cans;
** Pickles, assorted;
“ cans Lobsters;
" “ Maektcel;
“ “ Salmon;
case Sardines;
8 do*tsn Turn to and Walnut Kelt hup*
5
8
5
5
5
20
Worcbesterskirt Sauce;
Pepper Same;
Olive Oil;
Ohrta;
Caper*;
Red Pepper;
15 barndt white Sugar;
2ft kee* ftHrh Crjgktre;
10 kr^KChm- e/PokaCW;
2 .,(*k* H*' >u/Cnfant,
I ke ibn.- w.-re selected exptxsrslv for this ma'
’ w be sold
|.»w far cash. ICON HAWKINs.
MarchII, t*5J. 27—tf
11
Hoofs anti Shafti.
CASAS Hoots sss-^ried;
Kip Brogan*;
do*. Goat’s fine Calf Shoe*;
“ “ “ UuiteiS;
“ Ladies Shoe* assorted;
Mim*e« and children* Shoes assorted;
Caw- B-oyw Kip Ba*r«n«;
“ “ . A1* , hr., fte.
Received per Ptmup Cermet jt, and for nu by
JOHN D. ADAMS,
'• Btenwhont'
March 2»
4
4
2
12
8
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I
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J. B. JOK\M>.\.
VTTORNEV AT LAW
4i_✓ LITTLE IKKt, ARK.
0*1 I. I*». ~
9. i. rkii»i;\ri r(„
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAWRKJiCEVU.LK. ARK’S.
TETILL practice in thr 'onmio ot P il>p», St.
M Franri* and Monroe, *0 the tint! Judicial Cu
tail ; ha eoafllitn cvl De*ha anil Aikmitai, in |br
•econ-l Judicial Citcni', and tb* county nl Piairie,
in the Isfih Jediciit Cin oit. ai d wifi pay ,trie! at
tention to she ccdlrcticB of debt* in any put id the
State, ami mil a’.m .ir i «« agent lor the,ate ol lam1,
and pay'ng ’axe*. &e.
R»*i‘enee in LewrroceTiile, M-nirne no . Aik'.
8*pl. 17. 18»0.—e<—a— | y
JOH1 T. Til Main.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
May 31,1830. 37—
HK1IIV R. KIKTIlR,
ATToRitv k riimuta at law
(otter «i Benton, aaliaa (oanty,)
\\rILL PRACTICE in thr Counties ol Saline
TT Hot Spring*. Perry, Montgomery, and tin
court* at Little Rijek. Any buninraa entrusted t«
hi* rare will racei** prompt attention.
k. n tniiiK.
Attorney ami Coaauilor it Law,
A XP SOLI Cl TO II I X CH A X CK R 1
LITTLE ROCK. ARK
JAMES T. HIIOVVN,
.1 r T O RJY K V .IT L .1IV.
Arkansas Poet, Ark.,
Will practice hia profession in Die Second indicia
Circuit, anti will attend to the collection of debt
and the inreetigation of land claim* iuerery j»>r
of Arkanaaa.
B. T. DIVA!,,
ATTIRJfl A.\D rtH SSELLOIl IT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Port Smith, Arknusns.
R. H. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law,
Lima lioci, Au.
JOHN II. BOB!)LA,
attorney at lav,
Rfsidt* in Lrwiivilif. Lafayette Ctwaty, Ark
VND will practice in the court* nf thr 6th Jmll
cinl district. All S'uemesa confided to hi* man
igement, will rceeeive prompt asdfaithfulattentio n
LAMBERT A, WHITELEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON M.fRKHrOH STREET
Littli Rock, Ahamai.
JAMES A WILSON
1TT8R51Y A5D COnSELLOR AT LAW
YKI,l,VlLt.K, AHKAXIAH.
DAVID W. CARROLL,
&'£•£a**£ saw
Lillie Reek,
maSOly] AUAMAI. f n ->2
JOHA <|I ILLI.\,
ATT0R5EY 4 CIU5SELL0R AT LAW
AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCER I.
Orncx—Eldorado, Union county, Arkansas.
S. U. HEAIPKTEAD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE ON MARKHAM STKEK 1
l.tLTI.K BOOK ABB't.
I tl
J. 51. TEBBETTN,
4TT0RSEI 4 IB 15S8LL0R AT LAW
Patrttcrillr, ArkaBtu.
oeo.c. w.trinj. as. m. cm*
WAlklAN 4c ( I RHA5,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS
ULIA*V lOA WAY,
ATTORNEY AT Li W. 4 filMAU LA5D AGIST
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS,
WILL ATTEND to the collection of dabts I
any part of the Slate, to buying and Belli n
land-,, paying tazea, redeeming landa forfeited f«
taxaa. He He i* authorized to aell lands enamt)
for three or four thnueand yeod plantation!, and a
cheap rateo, for cash.
'i'e inuurt attention,communication* maatbepoi
paid.
Little Rock, Jan lti, IS50. 19-ly
LABAN M 81'ROrD
Attorney and ConitaeiI*r st Law,
\Af ILL pr.trlift; in the Courts of Newton, Swu
t ' cy, Marion, and Carroll cuunUe*.
Residence near Crooked ('reek, Carroll a©., Ark
Apnl TI—Sit—iy.
S. G. S MIT H,
ATTORNEY AND COCNSF.LLOH AT LAW
PthniTox, Daixas to., Anna.
38-tf.
jo*m .% w. horrid
ATTIBSET A.\l) CUnSELLOIl AT LAW,
BOCKPOBT, HOT SPAINQ co., ARK
April ‘.'9, I.*50. M-tf.
(LOTHIAiii /
JI ST received, direct from New Orleans, a largt
a mi well selected assortment cf new and fash
lonable Clothing: Particular attention is called t<
a fine stock of Summer Clothing.
For sale low for cash, and for cash only 1
K M AKOPS.
Little Rock. Was ’0, 1*M . Main
n iBBLE tUTlilti!
Tombs Mo an me at*, trare - tlaaev Be*
furnished to order.
JOSEPH CLARK, Stone-Cutt*. (late of Ne*
Oilcans,; begs io#'*- to inform the citizens o
Little Rock and tb* vicinity, that be has Opened at
establi.hu.eiil u* Wgir Hint*, (adjoining W tlfttN
George's stole.) lor the purpose ol executing ?,I
kinds ol MARBLE WORK, and wsites the alien
tion of all those wanting any thing of thia kind dors
in a neai ami workman-Uke manner and at a modi
rate price. He will keep on hand a stork of (It
test maleiial, and w ready to-akecute all work l|
hu fine arthe-shortest Holies*
Littte Kock, Aug. «, 1*5<|
(■roferir*.
JOHN l>. A HA MS has on hand, and o.fersto hi
friends »nd customer*, (nr sale, No I Mackerel
m kits, Had.but in t-j bets, Sugar, Codee, Spite
Pepper, Ginger Nutmeg*. Clove*, rth.-Ued Molar
»es. Indigo ami Madder, powder. Shut and Lead
Rice, Be , «tc.
Also—TEAS, Pout hong, Young Hyson, Black
and a eriy »uperici ai'irle of ■* lmj>eft«l *'—toga the
a tin, preserved Cseruufs, Gooseberries, Gages
Kkrutuib, fkr . for Ituntiv use.
IHc si, is,<) ' l«—
Iron, \aiU and ( n*lingK,
l‘i k/ V LBK asnotted lessee,
UvM/ 40 Keg* Bad,;
11, 0 Casting*, mi sale tow, by
I D. MERRft'K Ss CO.
/»e**A tT, l*Sn. 15
\otici:.
1HA VE, at soum trouble a mJ cost, geared m)
Mill, ae that it will grtad and saw at I ha earns
time. Parses# wbo may wtab c«ra ground, cas
have H done at any tlaae Ibey will mud Hereaflei
! 1 s*t *r »» mi piesleol.r d»V hr grttidjnf Thai
there may he no nMauimefateboinf, lbs rales of toll
charged la ooe-third or twenty -6»* ceula per basket
July 14. 1850 - 45 tf D H BINGHAM.
(Biau <Vf )
y
XKW
(RECEIVED, hart Bight. he atragnm j, ,t
*nd Rmrir. a large kg of grwda: wg.ru
•drfrtwa to prs-vitm* amcals, make* the ...» ,
Fancy and Staple M.«hends>w I now have «n
the m.«t 1 ever haw promt .•„,
|iuht r. andifwprct fattyinvite all j
trr «nd towh, to (.ail and e\an»>nc ihe mr *
A.J HI TT.
IdUtc* R«rk, JhaylS, 1*41.
LITTLE ROCK. HIGH sniOoi
BaardiM art Bay Bfkeal Far totm*
-fT'HF. huaine** ot tt,M hrmir.aiv wihht _
1 >he #•& *eH. (D. V.). when'a
dance ot fhe Pupil* is oar neatly rdpirorj.
This trtvkfnfien, iwhi the raw at erd , ,,
WOOD. with Aaotetaat Teacher,
rvrry facility fnrimp.rttng the advantage* n(,h,„.
#>.i«h<H education. P omrming within fin rrwdv.. tt.
,|H*|ilie»t»oe* hr the tan»m hranche*. whtcb it,..
hsv» practiced with redact Mtfafhe’taa, !hei h.s „
refer to the grnftem. n whoee Mint a ate enheved
l'he Pupita of the Baa;ting School, bc„.g r,(.
atMitiy nanocirried with thru Teacher*, receive it,;
aftanHen to nee«a*cy lo loetn and refine the „an.
new, and produce habit of order and rerv ,„t>
eaaen’-iai in the Mndioii of character
Feeling Ihe impel lance at a thiongh knowledge
oi the Ftench language, now n-.nvpen.eblc in •
education, ;he Ptincipalt »lah to render it at fat »>
poaaitde Ihe Isngnage ot the ettaldiahmeM. The*
ptopeee admitting tha Pumlt, who reside ,y,
family, to attend the French claraea, without »*•,,
charge.
Thejtea’ion of the city of Little Rock heaUhlid
pleaaatd, an t accessible at all timce, by Kraaibc i:
and stage.
Tiie ayatetr, of education, watdooueit p.
I aim* at apeilert appreciation of whatever’,, alien
ed in developing the gloiat and intetlectuai facntli*.
—eoi blaring a (boiongh and systematic coni»e, tn tr
j the elemeidar) to lha highei! branchea. Mowtbli
recotda of vrhoiaraldp and depoitmeut are haneuui
led to Parents. whikt every judicious incifeoiant to
afndy i* nifonted.
t he school f constantly under the Mpmuioa 0|
the Ho ird oi Vcolor*, who, ftom time to tune. e*.
amine the var.oua elutes, and report their progress
Trran of TwMfou awl Rowed gee aevatow ml
five waniha.
, Day acholnra, -Ith Depaitoienf, gig
34 •« |4
“ 2J " 16
“ lat •• I*
French, itiilian, Kpunieh and German, each, ||
Singing in Choir, Id
Music— Piano, Uuifar. and Oagen, each. gy
Harp, g!
Drawing and Painting. |g
[ A course ot ieaaons in Oriental painting, Japan
Walk, inlaying of F.bony and Ivory,
j' Hu burg Work. and wan Sow era, each. It) i«
No charge lot embroidery and ornamental
needlework.
Board, washing, hghla, fuel, nee of bedding,
A.C., per month. 10 (le
Payments gust forty, in advance; no deduction
i tor nbaence.
j Sessions commence Ul Sept, and 1st F*b. Pa.
p> I* received at any period, and cbaiged I row fu»,
ol entrance lo eioae of the station.
sfSI*iS*S
Hoard ol Vim torn.
Kt Her. Bull Kina an, Hun. K W. Ttatnau
Hon. Judge Hi>0(1,
rw
Cipl. A. fin,
Hon. T. W. Niwtod,
. U Ummm. M D.
(J. H. In am, Km.,
L. E. Saiui, Em,.,
L*»U Hock. Aug. 23, ISfto
Hon. JuiSgr Fiu.ii,
t»*0. C W ITtIM, K«| ,
E. H. Kmlim, H».j,
M»j. I. U««m.
Oee. S. H. HurrriAn
Hon. W.H. koTToN.
Sl-il.
WUMMTN SALE 8Z1IJ1RV,
Heaapaleud CMlty, Ark a.
r|',HK accoad neaaion of this Inatltutiou, op*am
, A tlii» morning. February Uilt, 1”50
Her- C. P Touhtih, Sepwrlateninit ami Pro
faaeor of Moral and lalollactat! Phileaepky.
* Beile-LeUere, and Hpamab Literature
R*»- H. C. Tivurr, A. M., PnlMwr«f (imm.
Roman, I ranch and Italian Litentera
, ' faasa Cancan, A. M . Prafemor of Mathematic*
Student* recaired in lb* Primary Department *u
ma true tad.
TRIMS:
Primary Department. per *e«*iou of 21 watte,
I payable quarterly in advance, fit w
Praparatary Department IS Qt
i Collegiata Coana, *) M
Vocal and Inatru mental Muaic, Eiemtnl* of
Muaical Cempooitiun, (Eltra; $8*
Initiation Fee, . I in
No Redaction for abaenca unlea* in cuei of yn
; treated Ulnae*
> All atudeet* charged from the Ume of ib*n
entry to the end of the aaaefon.
f N h.—The aona of all miniirtera who are ««
gaged in the regular work of tho miaiotrv. or *1
lliooe who are eaperamiated or hare died m llw
minietry: will be educated free of charge,
i BoAini.au can be obtained in the beat fumliM.
at from #d to §9 per month
Particular attention will be paid bath te the
moral and Intellectual training of all *tau*iS4
, committed to our charge.
3. T SANDERS, Sacr.ta.y- [
»( BOARD Or TRUBTEK8
t Hon. D. r. WITTER. PaavinakT, Hon H P
[. Poindaiter. Rev Wm. Moore*. Rev. L. P Ur*t*
k Her B. P Ho*, I N. Joaoa, M. D , Mr. A B. te*
' defer. Mr. T. WiUlamaon, Hen J. D. Trlmki.
Her J, Cuator, M. D.. Re* J. J. Roberta. C I
I Mitohai. M. D, Mr. W. W And raw*. Mr. HI
Saunara, Mr. H. W Smith. T-Mt-lf
BK. LEIil’K SARJUHA)LLA YlMIFILLS
Abend of nil Ottewra! t
The Kary of all put KuteSMtann!!
J D EC A I'SK they trt i*f*r, batter and more *•
D caciowa than any other*; imiberaui* the pet
he will taka aa nsUea *f other* IT they «aa eteaia ten*.
MW.tMMM RUlltl bar* bean rate aanaaUy tar Uu Ha
tot year*.
VWSO AMD 01,0, MAUt AJIU rSMALE, can
Ink* Bunn wnfe *oaal »AfWt, mot without tear
/> nut INK SJSt KMfLW Y for pateaa aa* .*•**«
Ok. Wuaek amt Bowaia, aad imnlymg the btoo* and He
'd tb* body .lake no otb*r»- lot n* utter pda prudun aar
--onitniied -dbtfo, ui roatala Manauerffie la tem.
r.nt. Dated* *a4 Lit* aa (Jamal, amt pane- m
imuaI ucoapanoo wbtet tatuui tbaa-.wnbeal tea »t labna
: cunt, denag all kiatl* iH w oath to.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
art* wagered that mure - (tenon; i-wtrAtatp- ' ;fe«» l*t<y»
i taat, t Icrgynwa, Ui< tub-A* of < unarm*. and i*-*p*e-*bb- >■*
arm) 'tun ** prado-cd «f Ibutt -dtearr «b*»i «t *»i "*t*
KORTY TILLS ARK » ARUX.Md -ad arte wiiet
boa, »1U dire*Hum- and mack wbelaaoimi ad*K« §*«•*•*>
n»o.^ *»dt K>a.
TSay bar* no ta*t« nr aayteaaaat «o*II,
Tree irote dm* or powder uf any kind,
II How grtitrtea awimark u* bowel*,
fiudht < ao anktua*, t-munw •« ted hwliHI'i
THKY art G<ViD at AL*TIWEM,
’ Aad adapted In tnnut d*K«ww rammnn to auabiwt
bin ‘in* hat lay one* taken bm wjB te wNUn« on
Ui utk* any otheta, teaana* tbar will ahray* da «oud o*
doji do eoL Ut*u aa otter* will
Dr X B. Llady. On- praprivtia and aumate-tairf. u * or
tar dnarnan, i lieaaw aM pay** ai>. ut Ik ytwr* i-iptne* - *
I PhitiuleipMa; graadm* at tn* l alvvrMty at Pena*)it***
otvutkui oi diRm-Mi lando-a! latAtftlaait of Pteladin’|d-«- '<«
York. Rtwma, nattlmnn-, fc* , and arMrtal* and Nie-p*
in* inioaber at aaaant incde-al laMiMUInnt id 1 -no* n »<•■> >'*
* r«t- tent* Ihv warn a oi tea fr*a>*r eanddear* ptemd >• •*
pah*, ami thin,- iu-uip rccomnwedad Htdw pnr ia.» id wm* "
flau tnMt: Viimwii 0, f uop'oiji ip. fated turn
, Pnarlpal Ih'piii. 0r. Luidy’* Ofaponaary, ho 114 bwe
1! Poarth hn. Phdad- Hdua—and ante wkidaa*! and i**ad w
I i, L W.'! apw, Lilli* Rueg, R. tearmnaa, Van bur™.
, K.,1 k Mr ad, and W.l*bt k ('■• , Nt» 0*l*anr, an*' ail d'W
I pita And itw. k- * per# in Ite Bated Madia.
II ocetrsy
■ i - - - ■ .."
Bn. \l atkiau4 Niarr
WOULD <«»<>-cMully infom tb*citi
zen* el Lii'le Rock, »b4 ttptmolit
Ikon of tkt eututto, iti»i Uv«> h»»e ealorod
uiUi iiM-jimti.ti.tui in Uit' Practice of
NniKIIP, ifi.i ate prepared to aUtnd
prompllf. In f*wr of eaiergeaay, oitkm of tM
!i«f'«e ere »b*«n',lhr Other writ attend. On* *■«
other can *>*•)• be found at Iktv ojfito in Mr. Ha
K Woudryff'e building, tbc eoiaeiW Maikhun »«*J
Ht‘£4? »ti *ct#.
Liiiu Roc*, Oct. 14. Vk3»_ »»—«'
Pels lor* au4 Mmm.
Received •*< »t«»a>ar linatbarg, nad ui **t*.
Jfl bWe Iri-n PeUioea,
Id “ Union*.
Sin tV, WML
JROD. ADAM
PROVISION*
| t J A Rt> *'r««h Ratter,
1<7 s K>p Fip Feet,
4 Hoxee weet-in dairy (..net**,
'2 bb!*! uhltfc Bean*.
t Mut driadi At*; t,
31 '• d« Roacheo,
6 bU* Otmioe, i Wit »t»Ul joeeteiJ La-*
On, jnet irtriiriliiJ (of aaM by
FATHERLY A CLEME>r
December 17. ISO*
Ctt»n SmA
J18T received 3» Buabcl of Dr. ■>«*•» *
cele
brated Cot Mm Seed, aad for «aie ckenp. ""
A. i. RCTT |
LRU* Rook, March >1, «H. "»

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