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ia all itt nma bno.
The vast e amber that have beea cured by the
ne of this compwanfl. during the pa* year, de
moostrates this tan. Mot only raeeat acute at
inflammatory cases, bat oid chronic eases. af tea.
twenty, thirty sad eves forty yean standing; where
they had a* ealy load en-ry ether ester eel end
internal remedy at which they eeaid hear, bat at
peat etpewe. had traveled, a ad passed under the
treatment of a a a saber of the first medical mea of
Sasap* asmattssof our earn country, rimliil the
▼arioa* wacmng places, tahaa voyages at see. and
dwelt ia the moat salubrious clime*, without ob
taining relief. Some, who were reduced to a mere
sketeton. their doth bed withered sway, their
limbs were paralysed, and many that lu* scarcely
been able to walk for ten, fifteen and tw&ty years.
These bare beea cured sound and well, regained
their flash and the use of their limba, aad now en
joy excellent health from the use of this compound.
Toese facts are fully substantiated t>y published
testimony, from the highest possible sources ; tes
timony that cannot be gams a d, but which can be
roue bed for by In tkmwnui witnesses.
Retail price, fid per bottle, 3 bottles for S12, or
fifortfH. .
To be bad of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS
BUTTERWORTH.
little Rock. June 3, 1M1._ ly.
MOHTLMORB’S BITTER CORDIAL, AND
BLOOD PURIFIER; a Vegetable Spirit,
and the most scientific preparation ever produced;
one bottle of which, is warnuted to possess more
real medicinal virtues tbsa ten times that amount
of dataapatilla. or any other preparation put up
for similar purposes. Its unequal virtues are soon
made manifest ia diseases haring their origin in
impurities of the blood, such as—Neuralgia, Scrof
ula or King's Eril, Erysipelas, Cutaneous Erup
tions, Salt-Rhem, Totter or Ringworm, Pimples
on ti e face or surface of the skin, soreness or
misery in the breast or region of the heart, general
debility or nervous affections, and all irregular
haUls of the system, (especially with females,)
and the many derangements of the nervous sys
tem, and diseases arising from the injudicious use
of calomel and other poisonous drags.
This ia u fine cordial, pleasant and agreeable to
take, and perfectly safe to be used in any state of
health, even by the most delicate female or child.
And it is an article that every one should use, at
least once a year, to purify and enrich their blood,
and thus prevent all manner of diseases.
Retail price, fit per bottle, 6 bottles for $5.
To be had of A. L. DODGE and THOMAS
BUTTERWORTH. JuneS, 1841. ly.
Dr. clarkr* irnp of
WIM Cherry u4 Tar,
WInch it considered by Physicians and other* the
Oiut Rum for coughs, colds, consumption,
liref compliant, bronchitis, asthma, soreness in
the cheat, spitting of blood, pain or misery in
the side, difficult or profuse expectoration, night
sweats, Ac.
This being the preseriphun of a regular physi
cian, graduate of the Medical University, Phila
delphia, and having been thoroughly tested, is
properly esteemed one of the moat valuable and
efficient remedies for these and similar complaints
ever offered to the public.
Price. 91 per bottle, 6 bottles 95.
To be had of R. L. DODGE A THOMAS BUT
TERWORTiL
Little Rock, June 3d, 1851.__ ly.
DR. STEPHEN’S ASTRINGENT SYRUpT—
This has now become a celebrated remedy for
Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor
bus, Diarrhoea or Summer Complaints, pain or
cramping in the stomach or bowels, adapted to per
sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe
rior preparation for children ever produced.
Price, 35 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for
large ones.
To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT
TEit WORTH.
Li *'* Rock • no, 3d, 1861. ly.
Frenh Flour* Jtc.
RECEIVED by last arrival, the following arti
cles, to wit :
SO bbl*. St. Louis Flour;
100 “ Cincinnati "
30 kegs No. 1. Lard ;
50 bbls. and half bbls. Whiskey ;
1050 lbs. Tobacco ;
7M) “ Bar Lead:
For sale by A. J. HITT,
June 4th, 1851—30. _Mam atrert.
THE subscriber, agent for H. Habennan, will
continue the former's business at his old stand
on Main, near Markham street, and keep con
stantly on hand a full and well assorted stock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shires, Hardware,
Castings, Ac., Ac., all of which will be sold low
for cash. The highest market prices will be paid
for country produce, as beef hides, peltries, bees
wax, Ac. JOHN KRAUSE.
Little Rock, March 28, 1861. 30—tf.
Iron and Canting*.
A ft/Ul Lbs. Bar iron, assorted ;
rlJvrVrvf 4 Bundles Nail Rod*;
6 Bundles Eatra Horae Shoe;
100 pieces Plow Wlag* ; 75 SkilteU sad lida;
30 Oveaa and lids ; 15 assorted English Pots;
15 Sogtr Kettles ; 13 Grid Irons; 3t> odd lid*.
Received per 1 rustee, and for salo by
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Feb. II. Steamboat Landing.
20
CiAdNNfffi Goo*fa
Kegs Fresh Buckwheat Flour ; 300 pound*
Bologna Sausages ; 1 bbl; Homlney; I bbl.
Whits Beans!
30 Boise Star Caudles;
10 Boxes Tullsw ds.
S Bbls. Lard Oil;
1 Bbl. Saiarataa;
900 Jags; 15 Domljohne, IS Iron Bound Kegs.
Received nor True too, and for solo by
JOHN D. ADAMS.
Fob. 11, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
Stour Candle• ttr.
Lbs. Star Caadioa ; 25 Bags Backwhoal
Flour; 6 Bid White Brent; 400 Lbs
'.'anting*- Just received per Pontiac, and for ante
by FATHERLY A CLEMENTS.
Fab. 11,1851.
300
UBgtm'i ImUobbI lop of Arkanai.
FEW copies of tbc above Map—the onl v com
plete and correct one seer published—lor sale
at tbs Gazette and Democrat once—price $5, on
rollers, sad handsomely varnished and colored.
Jan. 7, 1861. 18—
A_
for sale by
Stationary.
LARGE and beautiful
i toe ary, received pci PI—
i- JOHN
Steamboat
March 36.
JOU* D. AD4IIN,
CMX1SMU 1XB P8RW1RPI46 1ERCHHT,
BUCK COBJtKB, LOWE1 HTKAWBOAT LANDING,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
KEEPS eeasUatly ea bead a large tad general
Mottaul ef Dry Gowda, clMlitf, Hurd*
Warp, %aern«WMrP, Hats nad Capa, Boot*
ud ikMi, Mddlerr, ataiioaarr, Braetrien,
PradMA) Ac., Ac.; all of which will bo eoU
tory cheap far CASH.
Oat. i, lW.-»-l if
•cxbt U'nti ai'sim
TUST RECEIVED, aad for tala cheap for each,
al Abo Doable aad Slagle barrelled Shot Giu,
RlAra, flat aad poreaaoioa gaa Lock a, he, kc. a)
the Gaaaarith Shop, oa Mala atreet. where repair
*%!
la dcae ap blue, by
GRIFFITHS
»
LIQUOR.
ON bead aad for tale,
I bbt dth proof Preach Bready;
1 “ Spaa lab «
1 •• Malaga Wlao;
1 " Maoaal ** (a chetco article}.
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Doc. VUHR-Htf _ Lower Umdm9.
IRON—WOO lba. at’d Rat aq’r and round Iron ;
1000 " beat charcoal borae-ahoe ;
SOAP—10 boat* No. 1 brown ;
PAPER—10 reaaaa Earalope:
PORK—30 bbk. baary Man ,
B ACON—1 BOO lba. dear ndea,
BAGGING—M peace* heavy Keatucbv j
w 40 half •* “ “
HOPS—46 cotis;
TWINE—10 bales;
Ras'd pet "Hamburg,” aad for sale, by
WM- B WAIT
CHANTS.
COTTOJT FACTORY,
soaiiMtON am r©iiwA«iJja»
MERCHANTS,
MO. M CAMP ITRKK.T,
NEW ORLEANS.
IMItAHmA*. J.H. «U» T.I.AHW.
HOKIN (iRKKVWOOD, Sc CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
UltftOMAWV*- .
y«. AS Magazine Street opposite the
Mouth oC Rank Alley,
SEW ORLEANS, LA.
try- Particolai Attention paid to the tele of CO f
roN. TOBACCO, AND OTHER PRODUCE—
hr rottertion and remittance of Fend*—and the
potcii&t* stid shipment of
THOM AS L. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
ii . ntrcr.
SO. *3 CANAL street,
NEW ORLEANS.
LAW. MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS. AND
SCHOOL BOOKS.
WSUTiN® PAPSR,
Pi*- Cep, Lean and Sate HVepptey peper •/
eerie*, qmalillet
Bl ILU, STEEL, PENS, INK,
AMi penl .ewta»l «f Bluk Bwlu.
Country Merchant, and Teacher, are requested to
call and examine the Stock.
feh.13 23-tv
jam* narmmna. wn. f»wiu.
JAJIEM RATTHEWSft CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AND COXSJttlM IERCI1NTS,
Maeafaclerer*. Agent*
roaTKiaaLX or
NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, COTTON TARNS
Ac., No. S3 W'ALNUT STREET,
Sonth of Colombia, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rxrxa to— T. D. Merrick h tY. iVm.B. Wait.
Walter MUetuil, H Brw/aa. D. Bender A Ca.,and
Jaeak HateUat Little Rock.
Fib. 3, IS50 —7—23—ly
ni;\jvni\ ialle^der,
(titceiMr to Wo. T. Eu«tia A Co.)
i A'i 49 ood 44. Pearl Stntt, Bootoa. Mattatkuoettr,
I1P0RTER i.\D DEALER IS
PORKICN A DOHHTIC HtKDH tRK.
AS a constant (apply of Hakuwiu and Cot
UIT adapted to the trade of the Seothwod.
| From ao experience of twenty year* in the trait
’ of that aeetion, he iaconfident that he can supply
1 merchant!, either in perooa or by order, with the
> ityloaand qualities of foods desirable, sod on terms
j that shall be satisfactory
*.* B. C. ft»es particular at,<ntion to consign
roeots of Cottoa, Peltries and other prodnee of the
eoantry that may be consigned to him for dole.
Sept. 25. 1849—7—3—1 y
H
joscra b palm an. jamb* h masskt.
JOSEPH O. PAMER it CO.,
IIPORTERS ASD WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
PORMfltl AND
©OMiESTIO DRY QOOD^t
47 CAMP-NEW ORLEANS.
Sept. 10, 1850. 8-1—ly
A. F. COCHKAA it CO.,
COMMISSION lERt'lASTS, IIPORTERS AMD
Detlrn to Foreign nod Domestic
FRUITS, NUTS, WINES AC.
U I To* N U I 9) VV I IN to
POWDER! lOWDER!!
AGENCY ot the celebrated “Chrystal Powder
Company,” ia Kef;,, Halses and Quarters, and
Cans ot one and five pound,. Guarantied Superior
to any mttwufaeturtd
No. 27 Tchoupitoulai Street. New Orleans.
January 13, lsSD.-J—19—ly
NEW WHARF BOAT.
A. GOAD it CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
C8111&SIM AND KOKWlRDISti IERIHASTS.
NAPOLEON, ARK.
tllHK PROPRIETORS base purchased an en
A tirely new boot, with splendid accommodations.
! It will afford ample and secure no rage room for
eight handled tons, and is capable of seeommoda
' ting fifty pasoongers.
They are prepared, as heretofore, to do booinees
I a, General Agent*. to Receive, Forward, and Pay
| Charges. They promise to giro their particular at
tention to all basiness entrusted to them.
The Proprietors wilt guarantee that this boat will
stand the inspection of any Insaraac* Office in the
I United State*
A. B.
references:
Shaw fc Co., MrnpJut, Tf*
iTViSSSSl
Jas Tiltits A Co., 1
». n. Tockib. V Liltlt Rock; Ark.
T. D. Mtiitci A- Co , y
Moses Gaittswoon A Co., ^ y
W altos*. Sanroan 5c Co.
Sept 10, 185*)
OOGaz. It Dem. copy.
Orlrant.
W, MITCHELL, A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
Dealers la fl*wb Dry ■ Groeerte*. At.
NAPOLEON, ARK’S.
Marrk 30, 1851. * 30—tf.
Kngar and Coffee.
50 fii;
beat Rio Coffo*.
hda. Prim Brown Sugar, In store sad
for sale by
Nos. 5* 1S50.-8-S— tf
T. D MERRICK A CO.
Partridgr Booh.
4 CASES Stout Calf Boots. 2 Cases Watarproof
r Boools, last received and for sale by
Doc. 17. FATHERLY A CLEMENTS
I OOLDIERS’ LAND WARRANTS, lor 160
I O acres each, (or sale by
WM. B. WAIT
March 3d Jfc-If
Kre'd per it
8BBLS Ale;
10.000 Ceoone Cigar*;
S.OiHI common V, Spaniith do
101* bbl« Crocker*;
10 do Brands;
20 do Whuk'ey;
20 Vg do do;
00 bbl* Floor;- ;
5 do Gin, hie.
Jen 21.
cr Hamburgh,
M. TANTI
»|»lrr.
Rrrrivrd pcrMIrainrr t i
CTh CASES fr«*h Oytaro;
0\J 8 bbU do do ia shell, (r*ry fin*}
4 do 01*0(0*. fioo;
1 dot boxes Pruues.
30 do fr*ah Raisins, boat qualify;
35 MH) Hmu Cigars, assorted.
For *t* by M. TANTI.
Jat, 31. 1951 90—
Freak ProvhioiH.
‘lriAA LBS. sugar cured canv'd Ham* ,
OUUU 3700 lb*, clear Side*.
U kegs leaf Lard ;
10 bh«a Pilot Bread :
90 half bbl*. Butter and Water Crackers;
4 bbla. dried Applet;
4 “ " Peaches;
Received this day and for sale, by
JON. D. ADAMS.
June ft, 2851—40. Stnusk—t La»*mg.
BACON 4000 Iba Extra Sugar Cured Han*;
7000 Iba Clear Sides;
4000 lbs Bone do.;
2.800 Iba Shoulders;
DRIED REEF—300 Iba Extra Sugar Cared;
FLOUR—100 Bbls Ohio, Superfine;
VINEGAR—5 bbla Cider;
Becstved per steamer R. li. Lee, and for sale by
Jane 94 WM ». WAIT
q a a. a a a a
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT m
r. tb mu, tb
•IT.
•f gn*jf*
Rat loot bees known to
' and bet beei
within rtaelf wcwfctfat.'y sootknmg, beabng and curative properties,
_n extensively' used by tbe Astoct far ftkenaanlam, Stiffness M Joints or Limb*. and for
all ktwk of Son*. Uieeis, Ban*. Wounds, Hard Lumps or Turners, and for all kind* of Pain* or
latmmtMM in Man or Bead. _
The bappy eomUnation of tbit wooderfal protection of nature with other powerful remedies in
th* Mfitraa Marian» Ualnswnt
Render* it one of the most perfeei remedies ever Cdfared to tke afflicted. It* aetacn upon the orgam
ration la truly wonderful, ft* volatile, penetralia*. aantlte and heal mg properties diffuse thenwe! res
to the vert bone*, Itsatemmto tke ortatetaonoftlir blood—ghfes a new impulse to the whoie ner
: vous system to the very extremities of the finger* and tom-cUmulates the sbeorbews and secretions,
and thus momU nature to throw off and rid beiaaif of any diseased setxm of nerve*, miracles, chord*
or
body,
ligaments, making it equally applicable to *oaa* of any kind, rheumatism, paint in any part of the
dy, from a diseased action of any of the structural portions of the system. Poaaeaang theaa paenimr
power* it the reason why it a equally affleaciou* m *o many different complaint*.
We will give a few of the thousands of cure* that have been effected by this Liniment
*** ?A *iady in Colombo*, Ohio, had bet hand slightly browed, took cold in it and it spread to
A Frightful Ulcer
within the
All over the back of her hand. Doctor* had prescribed salves, ointment*, washes, and alteratives,
without doing it any good. It had been in Una condition more than a year, when she cot a bottle of
the Mustang Liniment, by the retommendauna of her physician, and applied it a* directed. The re
ault was, that in four week* the ulcer wa» healed and the hand wa» well’ That doctor now buy* the
Liniment by the dnaen to use m hw practice.
A little girl, fourteen wiles fromColumbus, had a severe attack of Rheumatism. The chord* of
one leg contacted so that the foot wa* drawn up at a right angle with the thigh, and the knee joint
stiff *o that she was obliged to walk with crutches Three bottle* of the Mustang Lmimcnt relaxed
the chords, k>QMaed the knee joint, relieved all paint, strengthened the muscles, and she can skip the
rope, leap and jump without crutches ami without isnpng
A man in Pittsburgh had a red bot iron sccideatally rua into hi* foot, making a very severe
Wound and Burn
At the same time. The pain was intense and excruciating, thr — og lock-jaw. The foot swelled
very rapidly, and in two hour* he wa* unable to bear any weigui oa it, or set it to the ground. In
this condition th-t Mustang Liniment wa* applied. Immediate relief from pain was the consequence,
and in two day* he went about his business and had no farther Mfoble with it.
Capt. Wm. Alter, one of the oldest ciUscna of Cincinnati, and long and popularly known on all
the western and southern rivers as a steamboat captain, had a very severe attack of
Inflammatory Rheumatism
in his right arm. After suffering the mnat-axcrneiating pare for some days without a moment's relief,
be obtained a bottle of the Mustang Liniment, and applied it. lu lea* than twenty-four hours, he
was entirely relieved from pain, the sosenem and stiffness perfectly eradicated, l^t any doubt this tn
bis presence, and he may give them a specimen of H» muscular strength and (taxability of his "good
"* Amn in Covington, Kv., had not been able to walk without crutches for near two years, from the
effect* of . . ..
Chronic Rheumatism.
He heard of the Mustang Liniment, bought it, and used it as directed, sod now he is well, and can
dance a horn-pipe equal to any jolly Tar !
A man near Louisville, Ky., had a negro man who had running sores on both his leg*. They were
nearly rotten, and feared they would be the cause of hi* death. He procured half a dosen bottles of
ihe Mustang Liniment, and utol it all according to the directions. la one month the sores were
belled.
John Bennett, of Petersburg!!, 11L, had a daughter twelve years old who had Tenia Capitis or
Scald Head. The entire scalp was a running sore and had been tor more than a year—doctor* could
do <t no good. They were persuaded to try the Mustang Liniment, and to their great joy, it has en
tirely healed all the sores, and a beautiful head of hair now covers the
Once Frightful Scaly! !,
A lady in St. Louis had a sore on the top of her head that threatened to spread all over the scalp.
The bait came out and lefts bare spot the »i*e of a dollar, that was a running sore. She used the
Mustang Liniment on it, and it not only healed the sore, but Drought out a beautiful new rropol luur*
She is now u*mg it to drew her hair, and says it is the host Hsir Tonic the ever saw, while it give* a
beautifully giossy-like appearance to the hair, that sue bad never succeeded in obtaining before.
These are but a few of the thousand* of cures we are daily hearing of from all part* of the
country.
For Homes ui other Aoimals.
There is nothing can be compared Vo the Mustang Liniment, in this speedy and permanent cure of
Strains, Bruises, Cuts, tialda, Chafes, Scratches, Sweeny, Poll Evil, Fistula, Big Head, Spavin, Ring
'Bone. Spiint, Wind Gall. Cracked heels or any wound, stiffness, or unnatural enlargement of bone or
muscle. A livery stable keeper of Uuscity had a match horse that he prised very highly, that had a
large Kmg-bonc on both ledgs. The horse was completely cared, and his limbs left perfectly smooth
by the use of th« Liniment.
To Coootry Merchants.
RieTV store should be supplied with this valuable Luument,
rapidly.
castles Extra.
u « pays a good profit and sells
IT Many will try to induce you tobny Nerve and Bone Liniment or some other equally worthless
trash, by saving it is just as good as the Mustang Liniment. But do oot be deceived! Ask for this
Liniment, and buy none other, and you will a-g be disappointed. The name m blown on the bottle.
Prices of tke Liuimeut.
In consequence of the increased demand, we are now putting up 25 cent, 50 cent, and dollar bot
lies. The 50 cent bottle* contain three tunes as much a* the 25 cent sute, and the dollar bottles four
times as ranch as the50 cent site—so that money will be saved in buying the large bottles.
IT Principal Depot at BRAGG A McLEAN’S S Drug Store, corner Third and Market streets, St.
1 Louis, Missouri.
ST Druggists and Country Merchants supplied on liberal terms.
J. W. TAPPE, Wholesale Agent, at Little Rock, Ark.
April 8, 1881. __ 31—ly.
Land* in tPrew Count t, far
Sate
UPON accommodating term*, the following
tract* of land* situated upon Bayou Bartho
lomew, in Drew county, Arkansas :
S. B. fraction qr. »ec. 7; West half »ee. 7; W.
half of N. E. qr. aec. 7; W. half sec. 6; W. half
i of 8. E. qr. sec. 6; aU in township U south range
i west.
These lands are among the best in the State of
Arkansas, weU situated, ta a thriving nwghbor
i nood and convenient for *hipping produce.
For teiu*. apply to _ __
L. A. WHITELEY.
Little Rock, March 22d. 38—3m.
OLIVER & CO.,
WINE 4* SPIRIT MERCHA’IS,
CORNER Or MAIM AND MARKHAM ST.
(OU Foot O^fcr Comer.
JUST Received a fine assortment of choice
articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con
sisting of
Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine: Brown
Sherry Wine; Pale Sherrv Wise: Catsuba Wine
Longworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Juice; Bran
dy, Cognac: Brandy Cherries; London Gin; Mo
nongaheia Whisky;' SeoU'h Ale; Brown Stout;
Anisette; Nataral Syrup; .Muscat de Frontignaa;
; Manscbano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor
cestershire Sauce: Sardines; Fresh ialinon; Ab
sinthe; Prcerve* Ac.. Ac.
Little Ruck. April 23. 33-tf.
SEW PHIL! STORE.
n0RRI*0\ A. CARTER.
On Awl tide «/ Eaat Min, at., fr*t hrtfi ttor
aim* tie earner »{ Mttrkkmm at.,
vauauLE ska arrsn. ocaiaas »
j FAMILY, STAPLE AMD FANCY
Grattrift, Pramitis, lonntry rrodirr. 4c.
HAVE just opened, in the store heretofore oc
cupied as s Tin Shop, a general assortment
• of every thing ia their line, comprising a larger
vane ty of FAMILY SUPPLIES than ever before
! offered in this market. Their friends, and citizens
generally, are invited to call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they are de
termined to sell as low as the lowest, for Cana or
country produce.
Little Rock, April 9, 1S51. 33—tf.
TYPE FOUNDERY.
GllLFORD A JONES,
NO. 41,
lUiiulu Street, Between Cjrcaman and Anwtfwajr,
ctMCix.wan, onto.
Would respectfully inform their old Patron* and
Pnntess generally, that they have removed then
Foundery, to the buildings formerly occupied a*
the Stereotype Foundery and Printing Establish.
j ment of
E. SHEPARD.
Where they art Prepared ta Fanuwb Anftknp m
them loot,
FOSTERS1 PRESSES!
Tar m um Aosvrs rat Forrta’s
I4)B. I'UI, 4 POWER PRESSES;
to* la Ha., will Mil nap Onlw Star
PRINTING MATERIALS,
1 At the Sharteat Settee, emd at the loereat Eastern
PRICES.
20 f
Hat* l Hat*
Doe. Palm Leaf Hats.
t«
2 “ " Jenny Lind ” Hat*.
6 “ Tampico *•
t “ Campese hy «
Received per P. Pennvwrt and for sale bv
JOHN D. ADAMS.
March 2S1847
60
nuqr
BBLS. Whiskey ;
14 half bbla. **
3 bbls, oid Rye do. j
Received and for sale by
JOfO. D
Why JO. 1S51-W
fit. Patrick* Male Ctlkfiatr
IiMtitute,
LITTLE ROCK, laiiRlil.
THIS establishment is now gpeged on Louixiann
street for the admission of day pupil*— an.) it
is expected after some tune to afford accomodata.--!
for boarders.
The Coarse of Adoration will Bahrare,
1st. The Primary; 2d. The Mercantile, and 3rd
The Classical and Tulosophical Departments.
TERMS—Pet quarter of twelve weeks, payable
in advance for the Primary Departments which in
clude Spelling Reading and Writing #4 00.
For the Mercantile, which includes Arithmetic.
Belles Letters, Elocution, Geography, History and
Mensuration $8 00.
For the Classical and Philosophical department,
which includes together with what is mentioned
Mercantile course; the Latin, Greek,
French and Italian languages ; the science of Al
gebra, Geometry. Trigonometry: with Natural and
KtpenmenUl Pkilowphy *12 00.
DIRECTOR* AND PBOPBISOKS.
Rsv. PATRICK REILLY,
Rrr. PATRICK BEHAN.
Rst. PATRICK MARTIN,
Little Rock, March 18,1852. 28-1Iw.
Spring tithing.
A LARGE and beautiful assortment of SPRING
CLOTHING, receded per Phillip Penuvwit,
and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 25. 29—tf.
Hssrix Axaunowi. Geo. C. Liwusn.
Amold Hius.
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON A CO.
Commimion ImliantK,
l06 Magazine street,
NJfW OHLBANS.
Match 36, 18*1. 29—ly
Mew Spring Hoods.
OA Pieces latest style Baiagt-s.
■ 20 “ printed Muslins.
! 7 “ late style Silks.
300 “ assorted Calicoes.
» *• •• Ginghams.
20 “ “ Cotlonades.
8 *' Brown Linen.
20 “ Demins.
2 Bales 3-4, 7-8, A 4-4, Brown A Blcb’d
Domestics.
6-4, 6-4, 10-4 and 12-4, Brown and Blch’d
Sheetings.
3 pieces 12-4 Linen Sheeting.
22 “ Irish Linen.
Gloves, Cravats, Pocket Handkerchief's, Shawls,
Apron Cheeks, Osaabergs. Umbrellas, Parasals,
Negrc goods, Ac., Ac., Ac.
Received per P. Pennvwrtt, and for sale Cheap
for Cue* <mhf by JOHN D. ADAMS.
March 36, 18*1. Steomhma Umhag.
ttOFFER-—40 Hag* prune Kio;
' Received and for sale by
May 16th, 1861. WM. B. WAIT.
M\ KBliE U TTIIH!
Twnahs, Msswtsts, Srsrr - liases, Ac.,
VNtrniabed to Older.
JOSEPH CLARK. Slain-Catttr, (late of New
Oilcan*,) begs leave to inform tti* citizen* of
Little Rock and the vicinity,that he has opened an
1 establishment on Wen Street, (adjoining William
George’s store.) lor the purpose si executing ail
kinds of MARBLE WORK, and invite, the at ten.
; tins of alt those wanting eay thing of this kind dons
in a nest sod arvktoes-Hke manner and at a wode
emt* price. He will keep an hand a stock of Ilia
; best material, and is ready to execute ail work in
; hie line at the vioiteet notice
j Little Rock, Aug. 8, 18#*. 48—tf
JOHN D. ADAM* has « hand, end offers to hi*
lisenda and rastomeit, (or sale. No 1 Maaknel,
I in kits, Haiti but in 3£ hois. »«g*r, Coffee. Spier,
Peppei, Gutter. Katanga. Cloves, retailed Molas
ses. indigo and Madder, Powder, tUtof sad lee*4,
Ike, Ac . Ac.
4I»-TEAS, Psuchvng, Young Hyson, Black,
and a very superior article*!*- Imperial"—together
with. Preset ved Qwrwafi, Csesebeltit*. (<ages,
Kbrnhaih, Ac., lor laaail) use.
Dr.* 24. IW l«
t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
/• B
ATTORNEY AT LAW,|i
I.ITTLR ROCK, ARK.
f \
Oet. 11*50.
*• I. RRAVOORIM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAWRENCEVILLE. ARE'S.
ILL pttttie* hi th. connti., of pfctfcp,, st
W!
Franca. Ml Iftimv, ra th. ini JikIkiiI Cn
eml; No rmwtw. M D..h, and Arhanaa., in th.
wend Judicial Ciwi.it. and th. county at P„m, !
in lb. hflh Judicial Cm-nil, am) will u> atnetat* i
tontinn ta ih* toHrrurm M richr* in any pan of It,
Star*, and mil aim art » .font for th. m!> of l.nda
and paying ta*e*, Ac
Rwienr. in Lawr.nc.vil)., Monro, to.. Aik*.
_S.pt_17, IS5C,—tt—f— |y
T. TR|««.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BEXTON, ARKANSAS.
Miyii.iMn, 37
uLkuy ii. rector,
attbrsii tctmmsR it in.
(Often at Benton, online cnnnty,)
\\riLL PRACTICE In th* Coaatiea of Kalian,
Hat Spring*, Parry, Montgomery, and th.
coart. at Little Rock. Any baaiiwea raindm ta
ktecam will weafr. prompt attention.
B. UlllMi,
ItUney mi foiuriUr it Liw,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
_1 U1 TLE ROCE. ARE
JAMES T. BKOWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Arkansas Pant, Ark.,
wlll praetlea his profmnton In th. iCwond Judicial
Cireait, and will attend ta lb. collection of debt.
*k**n,*,*Hf**in® oflnnd claimt ] a awry part
of Arkaaaaa ,*
B. T. BUY A E,
attirjii m fonsEireR miw.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Bnrt tnltki Arfcanana.
R. H. JOHNSON,
Attsrnfy at Law*
Lrrru Roca, Ana.
JOH.Y B. BORDEN,
Attorney at Law.
Reiidei ia Lewfirille, Ufiyritr Cantj. Ark
A ND will practice ia the caartaof th<> 6th Jodi
Af At.A_ •
* * district. All bintAen coufidfd to bit won
agmi.nt. wi llrcrreivc prompt aadfaithf a latteulion
LAMBERT JL WHITELEY.
ATTORNEY IT LAW,
opr ICE ON M.IRK HAM STREET.
Lima Roc*, Auuiu.
JAMES A WILSON
attiiliii in cicsaiwt it law
_rmraiA arkanbar.
DAVID W. CARROLL,
Little Rock,
m*SOIy] ABKAMSAI [00291
JOB1 (tllLLn,
ATTORIKT k CimiUIR AT LAW.
Ad*
SOLICITOR IS ClilCIKIi
Omen—Eldorado. Union county. Arkansas
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET.
uiTUMa au'i. I tf
J. I. TEBBETTM,
ATTBRNBT * CIL.1SILLIR AT LAW,
PlfHItrill*, irtUMU.
* 0«0. C. WATKINS AsTm. COBBAN
I WATKIW8 4k ilBRAA,
!ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS
EL1AM 1V.IOAWAY,
ATTtRSlT AT LAV, k SEVERAL LAM A8IIIT,
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.
WILL ATTEND lo the collection of delta in
any part of tue State, to baying; and Bailing !
loads, paying laxaa, redeeming loads forfoltsd far
Uses, tc H* ie authorised to anil fanda ana»yA !
hr Arm or four Ikonaand ysod pUntmlton*, and a/ i
cktap rot**, for cook.
To itasarealtoaUoa.cosaasnaieatioae must be peat
’"Lula Hock, Jan 1C, 1850. 19-ly
LABAN~M STROUD
Attwaty and CtwiwUnr ml U«,
VKTILL practice is the Court* of Newton, Sear'
t * cy, Marion, and Carroll counties.
Residence near Crooked Creek, Carroll co.. Ark.
April '23—33—l y.
S.G.SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Punesrox, Dau.a* co., Abbs.
JONHI A S. lORHW,
ATT8RM1 AM lOHSELLIR AT LAV,
ROCKPORT, HOT SPHXNG co., ARK.
April J», IWti. / 34-it.
1EW CLOTHlWti!/
Jl'ST received, direct from New (Means, a large
and well selected assortment cf new and fasti
tenable Ckithiug: Particular attention i* called to
a fine stock of Mummer Clothing.
For sale low for cash, and for cash only !
g M A Ml*t "K
Little Rock, .Hoy 20, IM1. Mmnotnrt.
NKi
[)Y virtue of • Deed of Trust, executed by Site*
| ) Poke, on the Pth day of Mar, la*tt, to John
Matlock, to ucure the payment of a certain turn ofi
money ia aaid Deed of Trust named, 1 wdl, on the!
Ant Monday id August next, tn the city of Cam '
den. offer tor sale to the highest ami last bidder,
that well known and valuable property, situated
m saui city, knots a as the “ OUACHITA HOtSjf,"
said premises embracing the following Lots, to wit: ,
Lot No 64 m block No. 14, fronting east 40 feet
on Adams street, and running back west sixty
feet, the width of its front: and Lot No. 66 in
block No. 14. fronting 60 feet on the Northerly:
side of Jefferson street, aod running back there
from westward) y, the width of its front, 120 feet.
The bunding* upon the preum** are ail new.
and the “ Ouachita House" one of the lsrgestsnd
must convenient bailthngs for a fest class Hotel in
the State, sad the location offers the strongest w
ducemenu to persons wishing to mgage m that
busmens.
The whole premises will he sold oa s credit an
b! the kntilay of March next, the purchaser giving
his note with two approved securities.
L. B. CASK, Trustee.
Camder, May 22, IH61—40—ids.
JUST received from New Orleans the folio
articles, vii:
13 boxes Kaisnt*;
wmg
1
S
s
60
1
1
1
1
4
10
ie
13
, X
Ground Ginger;
“ Msec atom,
u Vermicelli;
~ * Tabic Sait.
“ Tomato Ketchup;
“ CboeoUte;
basket Sweet Oil;
box Lemon Syrup;
“ Imperial Tea;
* Soap;
“ Sacks Coffee;
do*. C. S. Hues;
Kiffe Locks with ty;
And for sale cheap by
Little Rock, Jane t. 1661.
A. J. HCTT.
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STES*. ******
t* ***.»
mi n^, rzt?h£ !£•£*
.u»£l£££rU£7» ^I'KSTLiJ ■
ry and town, u> c«H and exam,*. tt*. ,no^!
Little R«rt. l*«,iasA‘ii||l!trr’ * *
LiTTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL
iMrttN mnI D*y Sf k«#i P*r T«1U i ad I*,
rue »*.«**.,W a***—
1 *** *1’*« • |»»b*hr*l «n»r
el I be Fupila w earaeetly retje^T*^
Tb«» tartdwtaci), under (be care u> iM ..
■»*-? WOOD- Wjfb A—*»"r Te.7hem
tr tmE>ffi,,« *«!«•••» *i«. c», Mtbiv
(Uthffcattor. Mr lb. ..rtou* hranche,. «hKk ../'
•.e p**c'*«ed *rth perfect they b.* I
efcr to .t. Xeallrm.a whoa* „r
The pMy.le «l tSe Boarorng Schorl. here* cor..
rt.MIr MMCta'rd «.th ik,,, Teacher*, rece,., ,k>.
,i entwx, to aeeeM.., to tor*, a*! **,*, Ifc,
•er* an,! pej*!,,c* hah,., ot order a*.! regatortH
fffffrfiij in tonTHtjon oi cliirtflrr
Feeltnf the importance of * through knowlolre
|f the Frenchlattguage,now ...drepen.J*.m
«duc*i»oa, the Pnnrinat* wrah to render if ,, }*, „
w«hl* I he language of Ike eataM -hment The,
»ropo*e admitting ,he Pupil*, who reatde ,nl
amiljf. to attend the French rlaeree, without extra
HMMBffr.
Theloearton of the city ef Littl- ft«k „ hrtt,hiui
ileatoni, and arrettible at afi tinier, by atfambo.,'
mil atage.
Til* ejalem of education, amiduouelv punned
lira* *1 a perfect appreciation »f whatever i* rttemrt
-* » deeetoping the mo,at *nd m'elleetuai f*ral»e*
—embracing a thorough amt *y e,a„K ronree.
he elementary fe the high**' tranche*. M<toihl.
ecorH.nl tchoUnblp and deportment are tMaamit
edto Parent, wbtiat a eery jud.cou. me,lament to
rtudy le afforded.
The Khool i. ronetantly under the egpeniaion ol
he Bowl ol Vraiton, who. Iron, time tn time.
unlae tfca variant ctane*. ami report then pIOfre*.
•.idea ef
|I3 (Ml
14 t»
H> IMi
15
15 no
l« uti
*5 tm
40 dt»
16 (Ml
rirau of Taltlea and _
ftr* aMntJu.
Bay (chotara, 4lh Department.
•• 3d ••
•• M ••
•• 1st “
French, Italian. Spanirtl and German, each,
tinging in Choir,
Muric- - Piano, Guitar, and Organ, earh.
Harp,
l>.awing and Paiminy.
* f«nr*e of ie**,<ui in (4rien»*l painting, Japan
Werk, iniavtng ol Ebony and Irorj ,
H«” burg Work, and wax ftowa.., etch, HI (hi
No charge lot rnibroidery and ornamental
nee lie work.
Board, waehmg, light*, fuel, nae of bedding,
He., per month. |() on
Paymeni* quarterly, in advance; no deduction,
[or aheene*'
Heaeiona commence t#t Bept. and let Feb. Pu
pil. received at any peuod. ar.d charged from n*.,
of entrance to ft«*e at the are*ion
Heard of V iaitor*.
Rt Rev. Bi«|< Ficcmas. Hon F W. Truman..
Hon. Judge Hi>1.0,
L'apt. A riu,
H«*n. T- H Ntwron,
L (rtiHM. M 0.
I H. ( imki, Kh) ,
L. E. Dtun, Eaq.,
Lmi. Rorlt, Amt 13,13sn
Holt. J Mtl|v F iKj jt(
Gao. C Wmni, E»q..
B* H Enun, Erq.,
Moj J. 1.aw«im,
Gen. 3. H. Hnnriin.
Hon. * .B. Sirrion
51—if.
W4MIIWM 11LK 1111.1111,
Ilempatead r«»ly, Arhs.
THE aecaad mwoii af (ht» luatilotloa, opened
thin marniag, Fehraary Uth, IS54I
K*r C. P Tonaanrm*, Superintendent and Pre
faaaor of Monti and latrlleelaai Philoenphv
Bell*-Letter*, and Spanuti Literature
R«» H. C. Twwbatt, A. M . Frofrmor of Greeint)
Roman, h ranch and Italian Llteroturu.
I Anna ('rook at, A. M . Profrmur of Mutbotnailfr
Student* received in tha Primary Department and
iaatrnetad
Primary Depart annul par aaaaion af 81 wank*,
payable qaartorty in advance, $11 IMI
Preparatory Dapartmaut. Id oo
Cat inflate Co area, » oo
Vocal and I oat r a mental Maaie, Elamaataaf
Meaieal Compeaitien, (Batra) 5 On
laitiatioa Fan, I 0#
Ho deduction far aboaaaa aalaaa la eaaaa of pr»
tracted itlneaa.
All atadaata charged from the time of their
entry to the and of the oration
N R—Tha aoaa of all miniatara who are ra
gafad ia the rafalar work of the ministry or of
tkoaa who are aaparanaatad er have died ia tin
miniatry: trill he ed ace lad free of charge.
Boabdim aaa he ohmiaed la tke beet Ihmiilta,
at from H to H par month.
Partieatar atiantioo will ho paid balk la thr
moral aad intellectual training af all etadean
committed to ear charge.
8. T. SANDERS, Saeretory.
BOARD OF TRUSTERS.
Hen. D. T.nWITTER, Paannaar. Hon H P
Peiadaitar. Rev Wa. Meoree, Ree. L. P Lireir.
Rer. B. P. Ban, I N. Jaam, M. D , Mr J. H haa
defer, Mr. T. Wiillamaoa, Haa. J. D. Trimhir
Ree J, Canter, M. D . Ret J. J. Roberto, C B
Mitchel, M. D, Mr W W Andrews, Mr. S i.
Seadere, Mr. H. W Smith. T— 35?— tf
»K.
LKIBI’S MRMPiRIlLI BL##B PIUS
Ahead ef nil other* 1!
Thr Envy afall Fill --«"•
BECAUSE they are ufn, bettei and more «*•
caciirtte then any other*; aad beceuee the ptib
He or lit take no eoAu-* of other* If they '-ub tdmta the*..
M«,MW kUIU bam keen odd aammlt; f<« U» loe
rm'MV AMI OI.lt, MAi>: AJIO KM ALE, nm alwav
take them »itt equal mien, suit wtihooi few
IT FILL* a* ItKCtSMM t n« pom.i* <u«i . )<
m tSebim.
the StaCEarti'kad Rowel*, rad purifying tee aim'd led (tied,
of the hnUy, lake ao Mtr-m—let w <dB*i mil* prodarr ihae
•—ailen.-d edet'le, eu .ewjuu HaiMlaliito la Ikria
kal. Drink lad Ufa am Canal, and perm* S'"*
nmud m-eupatioa »bUW mkm* Itw, without lew m lak.i -
cold, dnttnc *11 kind* of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
ar* watered Wat nan * genuine rerunral**'* . fo*. Sim
eiefvraiea, mea<bem at I'wcieu. aad fipe. t: — «tu
r ari aaa t* ai.*tuod <4 Uwur > e*orj titan ui *u) <uaw
f 'ttTV FULLS ARK H A »<>X. aad -.id *t *• t*al» ■
*»a. with dirm-nona aad aueeh «h>«.adrir* an.-uotp*
nrir.i eorh hn*.
Tin ; ha>e oo taw* at uapjewaal uueil,
IV iron Ink « powUcr uf an) kind,
I*, uw wipe thr Muameh nr kowela.
frmluee no awhaeaa, wwuniw <w >wd tmliem.
JUJfi AMt WOOB AT .AM. TIMKP.
Aa«! Wirpted k. cart dwemea .•*»«•» «. waaaiad
So m l.sfing «hoe taken tlua. *tfl •*■ willio* a»h«w»’'>
thry will alwajv *i *m»t. ami ■>
ad rnwnuaentfet » a r«sr*
t, of 11. yearn aopwiew» .»
__ wearaity of Peaha|i*»« «
_<M diAraaM awdleW .aautauuo m Phaadetph.*. A, >
Turk, Ruwua. Ralauofe, k*., aad im*«P aad rorr~i.*M
uaj oMUidMr m «feral wedn *1 .aetaanauie <d LmdMi vwi K>
n*-Jwaee die teawm of thr- ireamr .■.«hd>wre phn • * a
they ao not, then no other*
III, R. ti- Letup, W* proprwoo and •»
far droop*!, cbeaual and phyaaraa, af U ]
WJtaUHidBa gnindatr of the I '.iremit;
■P
PnmoJl'ijepI*, In l.eidr** llwpeame), km IH N"m
Fourth dT muhulet|du*. And hU wledaMle and frtwl m
J W Tappr. I.MH E*-k; 8- dtereawak. Van Bur* m **"
nl a Mead aad ttrrapu h Cm, N*w tutran*, aad an «•<
a—a a«4 »o’i«h*.-p*«» w dw Caitad Utate,.
. M-rJP'V
I «-p»/taer»bip.
I)n. WatklB* It *i*er
ft
i ail
nroCLO "**p*tifwilT inform ib'titi
V t trtit of Littte Rock, Md trpttiallf
thou of Ik* country, *haf •!*»> ha*» mh*mh1
is,u»*cu-paiu*»i*hi|i in' Hi' Prattler- of
Mc^Kilt, aad in prepared lt> alttnd uTl
promptly. In ea«» of warranty, .nd eilh.f of ">«
u«r<ur> art xboeat. the ortier wiH »>i*r.d. On w *>>«
other ran il»»v»b» found »i tkeir ope* la Mr. wa
E Woodruff*! kuiWinc.lb* «warr«l Mnikbnis and
Stoll
LUiU Rix*. OH ty I‘'V> is-»f
PKOVHIV1S
1 JARS Er«b *«'*«».
it) « F»*‘.
% Box'* •Mi-ro dairy
3 b*>i» ahrta B'lii,
a bnli (It lad A pi In,
3 - do Foothe*,
« bbt* 0«WMk I bbl. wiifl'f I*'"'*** L*'"
Oil, lull rewired and for «s>d b«
FATHERLY 4 CLKMfc>T>
Oecaatber 17, WM
Iron, *all« an4 tMtlw
LBS atatitlrd Iron,
S* K*«. »«»*-,
600
MW Cardiac*. for Mb tear, by
T. D. XUJ4CK
Onrai 17, IBM.
4 CO
IS
For **Ir.
A PINS LARGE HORSE, about atwa ><-*”
\ oM and tmmtmm haad* fa
Mawk** l 4. WHITW.SV