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/ By tw Ajwi (at the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
May*. |8>0.
i ike mom (innMt tent— toy
W1L B. WAIT, ^i*L
uitu mci n it? tniM itiiius.
From tot Im ef April to
1M Octokar, 1»1, too MO
i wtor —Ml rmm a
bailt UU OF ITiSK
fM umi |)ik to UalSpriaf*. for tia aecsmiao
ujn if too tnnHM mMm—
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or rocs km poct coached,
u B I*ilntr. * M.,aaaa»rivsat Hot Sprlags.iama
Say. H 9 P. M
TMK ACCOMMODATION LINE/.
r*mt Bona PtoC Caaabaa, arW laara Littlo Rack
——iatarvaaiae Say. at Aa aatoo t*oar la (bo
M-taf. aaS airnroat Hal Spriags mii Say. a! 8,
Tfca i sVri '* A tin ««'»«*' *•* ^ eo,Tr?*
-1 .w. QKtoS Stotoa MaUa aa tha roalaa froji
» aa. Raek to Fari Smith, tad from LitUv Rack to
WatoiMto*. to Hampotaod eaaaty. ria Hal Spriaga
—to fw* Caacbm, ihraa Umaa a araak a
rp W,to toaaa roaUa iaieraact -ilk Ike Steam -
tot (JatoaS Stolea Rail Liao Iran Memphis to Lit
IT Stags
FA 11.
at tbe
Jatoaaa
PETE
R HANGER.
»—1 v.
50'
IBBLS. choice St. Lmm» FLmr;
4 tjewe Caa tancd Hama;
4 naaki Sides j.
Received on eoawcnnwnt and lor sale by
JNO. D. ADAMS, SttmAaat tan jag.
Jbs, 30. 1881—39.
TOBACCO* alUAk. »ECAk» ASD WISE.
JUST received pet A B. Pontiac:
S Boxes Hooey Dew Tobacco;
10,000 Beat Havanas Segars;
3 4 Pipe* Claret Wine;
3 *• Madcna do.:
3 " Preach Brandy;
3 hhds Powdered Sugar;
4 Cases Cherry Bounce.
4 “ French Cordials;
4 Boxes Oranges:
Pot sale cheap by. _
fane 3d, 1881._M. TANTI.
iSl
LITTLE RBt’l F0H1RI ISB SI1IHERI.
Jtonwell ll««bc
WOPLD respectfully call Uia utteulioa of tlx
pasiic ta i n tktn wtiWiKiiiml, which
|)M raceall; uuJergjoe a thorough repair,auJ. h»»
tag the aid—ry feeiiitieo, u uow fatly prepared
U faraiah W ord-r, with groat prompts**.. eeary
ortieta log! hat ttaa. of eilbor wrought or cut Iroo,
Biaoi or Copper, of aa good material, proportion*,
and workmanship, aad upon aa chonp Urm», aa any
Foundry ia tm» country. Mi;, right* aad
others. aidortug wkaaia. wtil bo ptoaood to giro tbo
No. of cog* aad pttca. aloa tha particular size aad
ahapo of the eye, waatod ia oacn whorl. The di
a note r of a wheot. whoa eaat. wilt he 4 of aa men
par foot l*o* the aaaad with length of a abaft-—
Orgpr* ahoald nlao be accompanied with a draught
aad fall daocriptioa of what is wanted, and tha
TALM LEAF, MEXICAN AND CAMPEACHY
HATS.
No. », Magazine. betweoa Caaal aad Common *t.
NEW ORLEANS.
FT From oar Hoaoaa at Now York and Bootoa
wo are eoaataaUy roooiring iraah uppiioa of tha
a bora Goods.
Coaatry Dealer* ara lari tad ta call and rz ami nt
oar utradn stock- __
Little Rock. Dec. 1*. IS*®.—It—tf
FROST & CO.,
Boot*. Shoe*. Brogi
HATS, CAPS, &C.,
Arkansas Coffee House,
lLOW** muwil L*»»l*a.)
THE Proprietor baa sa band. aad ia consutuUj
resorting, tha feUswisg—
Foreign aad dum«t.c Liquors;
Wines and cordials al ***ry description;
■ Sfc . .
Fruit*. -Ve.
All of which ore for aaia at wholesale anti retail
PtrwM from tha couutry wishing la par
will please call and *aa my (tack before pur
eteewhere, a* 1 intend to aril a* low aa any
i ia lb* city
MICHAEL TANTI
Little Rack, Jaa. 21, 18*1. **-ly
3>Tb« Arkadelphia Sentinel will eapy oua rear,
aad forward nocouai to to* sebeerihar. “
Mr
FLOUR—50 Bids IILuom Siperfine;
SO ** " extra do.
Rec'd per “Jefferson." aad for sals by
May 14th. 1850. WM. B. WAIT.
LOUR TO Bbi* “O’Fallon Mills'’ Extra Su
perfine.
it •• •* Qumcv Mill’a" Extra Su
perfine. Receixed and for sale by
May 10.1851. WM. B. WAIT.
JUSTICE.
ICE, FiflfS, UTS 41.
FUST referred by the steamer Pontiac .No. i
J m Tone of Beaton Ite.
SS Beset Raison*.
4 Barr*la Chestni’r
1 Bag of Almon*
| Bag English Walnuts.
1 Barrel Coceamit.
SO Cans Oyester*.
X Barrels Uyaatsis te the shell.
3000 Fkkled Oy ester*.
0 Borne Tobacco.
3 Hageheads Sugar
1 Dos. Basket Aamaat.
5 » « Cordials.
] ■< Demijohn*.
M. TANTI.
March 3d. 1001, 96-tf.
'• mmd Shorn.
•waned;
Calf Shoes;
Gaiters;
4 ta Gent’s
3 **
13 *• _
$ •« Mmscs aad childrens Shoes assorted;
1 Caw Boys Kip
1 «* “ Boots, Ac., Ac., Ac.
Bsi aiTr il pet PhUt® Peaayssil aad lor sale by
JOHN D. ADAMS.
Steamboat Landing.
March » _»-&
J081*0. ADAMB haawhamt.«d *fc«t.hia
friaa* awl easterners, (dr tale, No 1 Mackerel,
m kite, Helbbut in H bWa. Bogar, CaOee. Bpace,
Pepper, Ginger. Netmeg*. Claras, redefM Mete*.
Pm u.
- I
«K»AVI»8I„
gh lows nfSt rnn tar >* Sura Twia^a. Colaaki
aiaxuord and yaaliSed u a
rad, xtciali. tu u;
1 fdrparra tr. i
_ _ CtSfetj.
(Igka at |*« law naftri of I.. V Wuitsut, , roraei
ofMaia aad Baa sma, »■*« aw Arkanmi Bmki «•**
JOHN J. TUOMPaatN
Ma Bark, Ark*.. No*. 5, ISOS
FLOUR—aw bids. Ohio superfine;
LARD OIL—5 hblt. winter strained;
PLOUGH MOULDS-!'* Diamond;
BACON—4 hhds. bams and shoulder*;
PORK—id bbis. clear;
LARD—100 kegs No 1;
COTTON YARN—3000 lbs. assorted, 3 to 10.
Recess d pr ‘Hamburg,’ and for sale by
WM. B. WAIT.
March 11. 1881.
Partridge Boat*.
i Wstar Proof. ja»t reeaiead aad f*i sale
* by FATHERLY A CLEMENTS.
Fah. II. 1851.
1
M**r
:tc Cm|
if—4,
W««4 Nltlw; .4 tfrimn Cmrt far
•Mer MfUmmatmy {Aew*») mr Clonic KJtrwmmlrm
Tim valuable remedy stands without « toii m
the hater? of Aifewiti, m tha or any other
country, ta eenng tine painful tut paralysing air
ease, in ail its various forms.
The vast number that have been curs'd by the
use of the compound, during the past year, de
aoaitntn this fact. Not only recent acute or
raflamnwtury raaea, hat aid chronic canes, of ten.
twenty, thirty and even forty years standing; where
they had not only tried every other external awl
internal remedy of which they could hear, b«t at
great expense, had traveled, and passed under the
treatment of a number of the first medical men of
Europe, as well as of oat own country, visited the
various watitnog places, taken voyages at sea, and
dwelt in the moat salubrious climes, without ob
taming relief. Some, who wen seduced to e mere
skeleton, their flesh had withered away, their
limbs were paralysed, sad many that bad scarcely
been able to walk for tea, fifteen and twenty years.
These have been cured sound and welt regained
their flesh and the use of their limbs, and now en
joy excellent health IrmA'the uaeofthu compound.
Them facts are fuflyinbnuntiated !»y published
testimony, Cram the highest possible sources ; tea
timoay that cauot be gainsaid, but which can be
vouched foe by am than sand witnesses.
Retail price, |6 pet bottle, 3 bottles for *12. or
• for *22.
To be had of R. L. DODGE awl THOMAS
BUTTER WORTH
JJLittle Rock, Juae 3, 1861-_ly
MORTIMORE’S BITTER CORDIAL. AND
BLOOD PURIFIER; a Vegetable Spmt,
and the moat scientific preparation ever produced;
on* bottle of which, is warranted to pasta more
real medicinal virtues than ten times that amount
of Sarsaparilla, or any other preparation pat up
for similar purposes. Its unequal virtues are soon
made manifest ia diseases having their origin in
impurities of the blood, such as—Neuralgia, Scrof
ula or King’s Enl, Erysipelas. Cutaneous Erup
tions, Sait-Rhem. Tetter or Ringworm, Pimples
on ti.e face or surface of the skin, aoreaess or
misery in the breast or region of the bean, general
debility or nervous affections, aud all irregular
habits 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 drugs.
This is a 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 ol diseases.
Retail price, *1 per bottle, 6 bottles for f.V
To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS
BUTTERWORTH. June 3,1561. ly.
DR. CLARKE* Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar,
W tuch is considered by Physicians and others the
(luiT Rutin for coughs, colds, consumption,
liver compliant, broor luua, asthma, soreness m
the chest, spitting of blood, pain or misery in
the side, difficult or profuse expectoration, night
sweats, die.
This being the prescription of a regu.ar pLyss
Clan, graduate OI u»t .ucucai university, riu.s
tlelphia, aul having beeu thorough]y tested, 4
properly esteemed one of the moat vaiuab.e and
efficient remedies for tfce*e and s-.rr.iiar complaints
ever offered to the public.
Price, Si per bottle,' S bottles $5.
To be had of K. L. DODGE A THOMAS BUT
TEH WORTH.
Little Ruck, Jt:r.e M, 1M1. Ij.
DR. STEPHEN' S ASTRINGENT SYRUP—
This has riuw become a celebrated remedy for
Dysentery and Bcwct Complaints, Cholera Mot
bus, Dia:rhera or Summer Complaints, pam or
cramping in the stomach or bowels, adapted to per
sons of ail aces, but undoubtedly the most supe
rwc preparation for children ever proiuced.
Price, 25 ets for small bottle*, and 50 cts far
iaree ones.
To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMASBUT
TERWORTH.
Li Rock -mb Sd, 1S6X^ iy
Fresh Flour, Jtc.
RECEIVED by last arrival, the follow..14 arti
cle*. to wit:
50 bids. St. Louis Flour;
100 “ Cincinnati “
20 kef* No. 1. Lard :
50 bhIs. and half bbis. Whiskey ;
1060 lb*. Tobacco ;
•50 “ Bar Lead:
For ale by A. J. HUTT,
Jane 4th, 1851-40.Jbw ttrtrt. ;
THE tubscriber. agent for H. Habennaa, will
continue the former’s business at bis old stand |
on Mam, near Markham street, and keep con
stantly on band a full and well assorted stick ...
Groceries, Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hardware,
Castings, Ac., Ac., all of which will be sc id low
for cash. The highest market prices will be paid
(or coantrr produce, as beef hide*, peltries, bees
wax, Ac. JOHN KRAUSE.
Little Rock. March 28, 1851. 30—tf.
Iron and Castings.
< ftAA Lba. Bar i roa, assorted ;
;tUUv 4 Bandies Nail Rods;
8 Baadles Elztra Horss nhoe;
100 pieces Mow Wmga ; "5 SkilleU and lids;
AO Ovens and lids ; 15 assorted English Pots ;
IS Sugir Kettles ; 12 Grid irons: M ood lid*. '
R so# it i'll per 1 ruelee, and for tale bv
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Fab. 11- Steamboat Lauding
k'iueiiiuil/i 4i <i/i</ <
20
Kegs Freah Buckwheat Flour ; 300 pounds
Bo ogua Smu[m ; ] boi, Hominey, 1 bid.
White Braus! * :
20 Botrt Slur Candler;
lb B«im Tallow do.
2 Bota. Lord Oil;
1 Bbl. Sa.a.atus;
3>m Jugs; IS Drailjolmi, 15'lrau Sound Krp.
Received per Trueteo, ana for sale oy
JOHN D ADAMS.
Fab. 11, IbSl. Steamboat Lan'ing.
Star Candle* Sc.
•)l \A Lb*. Star Cauciee , 23 Ba(« Buckwheat
'JlrU Flour; 6 Bui. White Bona*. 400 Lb*
'.'eatingf Juot received per Pontiac, and for aute
by FATHERLY A CLEMENTS.
Feb. 11, I»l.
La ait mi Ntcttoaai lap of lrkaam.
\FEW copies ol the above Mop— tli* oily com
plete and conect one ever published—lor sale
*t Uve Gazette a*4 Dtmzcrat otbee— price on
roiier*. and handsomely varnished and colored.
Jan. 7, 1351. IS—
Stationary.
4 LARGE and beautiful assortment of rta
si. uonarr, received per Phillip IV cnyvrit, and
for sale by JOHN I). ADAMS.
Steamboat Landtar.
March 25. »—tf.
J 0 H.\ D.ADA1S,
rollhSlin no rL" WARDING 1ER( Hk\T.
BRICK KIKN1R, t.O'.V»:Rer*‘**’“‘ AT L.VVMV*.,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
KEEPS constautly on hand a .at|> and general
assortment of Dry UimnI«, ( lot bin;. Hard*
■ art; Rareatwarr, Hal* and Cap*, Boot*
•ad shoes, kaddlery. stationary. Urorrnrv
Prodoer, die., dr.; ail of which wtH bo sold
rery cheap for CASH.
OcV I. IS60.—S—1—if
ai:sM erx*!! ennm!
JUST RECEIVED, and tor rule cheap for caeh,
hue Double and Single barrelluu Shot fauns.
Ride*. Rial and pareaaaiou gun Locke, he , he.. at
the Gunsmith Shop, on .Maiaatreot. whurereoair
ag ia doae up bluo, by II. GKIFSBfih.
LIQl'OR.
ON baud and for aula.
I bbl 4th proof Pr,neb Brandy;
1 ** Spaniah , “
1 •• Malaga Wtna;
I “ Muucut “ < a choice article!.
JOHN [>. ADAMS,
Due. Id, IS3B -H tf JUwer Lean-.
IRON—3000 lbu. au'd flat, u/r androand Iron ,
1 1000 ‘ _ " beat «
t charcoal Lorue-aboe ;
SOAP—10 ben up No. 1 brown : .
PAPER—10 team Envelope;
PflRK—JO bid*, heavy Mesa ;
BACON—tWO lbu. clear vide* ;
BAGGING—25 psecea heavy Kentucky ;
** 40 half ** **
ROPE—*6 coda; v
TIWNB—lObaka;
Rac’d per ‘'Hamburg/' and for sale, by
W-d-lMl. W» B. WAIT.
—
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
mas iwmu. tux- e. ntt«- »•> 9 a'aaamt.
SIDDALL, GREENE & CO.,
CO TTOJT #'.!€ TO ft 1*,
a*£> aaa®
M E K C 11 A N T S .
50. *« CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
|«*IK)UIX«.XHI J M *141# T IAXXMI
«.ki:i:\u ooi>. a ( »..
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
**!S3p>3A*Tt
Vo. 66 Magazine Street, appetite the
Mouth of Hunk Alley,
new Orleans, la.
M» PartKul*> xtrtntioii paid lo the **le of COT
TON. TOBACCO. AND OTHER PRODUCE—
hi? rolrtction and remittance of Fuml*— am! the
pureha*. and .niptnent ot Merchandise Generally.
THOMAS IT. HT1ITK,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER.
50. 43 t |5AI. STREET,
N EW ORLEANS.
LAW'. MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND
SCHOOL BOOKS.
WAIT!$<3
Fta Cap, Letter end Mote Wrappiay pater ef
Mhni ifaaiHitt
<AI ILI>, STEEL PENS, INK,
Awl a pa.nl aunlaual af Blank Ba«k*.
Country Merchant* and Teacher* are requested to
call and examine the Slock.
feh.H 23 I*
niu bxtthxw*. n. »*n.i..
J A TIES lllTrHEWSliO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS 1» CilUSSHN lERfHim
Manafactarer’s ifcat*
roa the sals or
NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, COTTON YARNS
See . No 53 WALNUT STREET,
South of Columbia, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Rsraa to— T. D. Merrick i Cf , Wm.B. Wait,
Walter VackeU, H firtowa,. If. Header If La, and
Joeat Hatektat. Little ifoc». '
Feb 5. ,850 —7—22— I y V
BC\JA VII ,\ IAIiIiEVvEK,
Succaseor to Wa. T. Ea«ti« A Co..
>V 42 and 44. Pearl Street, Batten Mataaekatettt,
IMPORTER A All DEALER IS
rORKIGI At DOMESTIC IIAHDM A It K
HAS a constant sapply et iixai.wsu >.,d Cct
lixy adapted to the trade of the Southwest
From an experience of twenty vex re in the trail,
of that section, he t»confident that tie can supply
merchants, either in person or by order, with the
styles and qualities of foods desirable, tnd on terms
*«* B. C. gi»c» particular attention to eonstea
ments of Colton, Peltries snd other produce of the
country that mav be consigned to bin) fo'ssle.
Sept’24. 1849.—7—3—1*
joerrH h riLMit. Jaws* h ueit.
JOSEPH II. PAl.nER Ac 4 0..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOKElGtl \SI)
DC^imO DRY GOODS,
47 CAMP—NEW ORLEANS.
Sept 10, 1830. S-I — iy
A. F. (OLHR V\ A; € 0.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 11P8KTIRS AJJ,
Dealer. >■ I'oreUe anil Ooae.tic
fruits, nuts, wines AC.
POWDER! POWDER!!
* GENCY ol the celebrated •* Chrystal Powder
XjL Company,'”iu Reg., Halres and Quarters, and
Cana ol one and fire pound}. Grarar.tud Superior
to any mamfacturtd.
So. .27 TcboupitoaUs Street. New Orleant.
January 15, 1950.—7—19—Iy
NEW WHARF BOAT.
A. 60 AD A CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
COMMISSION AND F0RW1RDINC MERCHANTS,
NAPOLEON, ARK.
THE PROPRIETORS ha»* purchased an en
lirriy mnekoaf, with splendid accommodation*.
It wit: afford ample and secure storage room for
right hundred ton*, and is capable of accomraoda
hng fitly passengers.
They are prepared, as heretofore, to do business
s* General Agents, to Receise, Forward, and Pay
Fharge*. They promise to giro (heir particular *!
lention to all business entrssteo to them.
The Proprietors will guarantee that this boat will
•land the inspection of suy Insurance Office iu the
Foiled States
KBFEftBXCES:
A. B Shaw Si Co . Vtmphis, Teas.
Janes Hiasaap.f ...
C A Stew aar, $ -'■'P0*07*- -1,k
Jas Tiwws A Co., J
S. fl. Tccec*. v laiU Rode. Art
T. L> Mtaatc * JcCo , y
Moses Gmswoon Si Co., ) .. _ ,
Waltos. Saaroao Co. J A °rUtn’
Sept 1«, 1950. 1 —ly
t>Gai. K Dem. copy.
W. MITCHELL, & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
4\D ^
Dr«l«r* la Uoodi Ury , Groceries, *Vc.
NAPOLEON, AKK>.
Marti 30, J85J. —if.
Mugnr and C'oflrr.
“ / \ Bag* be»< Rio Cof««,
>'Vr 4 Htv.i*. Prtr»* I'm** Sugar. ■■ »jor» a»<i
lorwloby T D -MERRICK St CO
No* 5* 1S50.-8— 9—if
Partridge Boot*.
4 CASES Steal Calf Boot*. 1 Cuea Waterproof
r BoooU, jB»t received and for caie by
Dec. IT FATHERLY Jt CLEMENTS
SOLDIERS’ LAND WARRANTS, for IM
acre* each, for aaie by
WM B. WAIT
March 3d 3d—tf
Kec’d per steamer Hamhiiruli.
8BBLS A!e;
lO.OOO Canone Cigsrv;
t»,Ol»0 common l4 Spanish Jo ;
1‘ L bbi*. Crackers,
10 do Brandy,
do VVhiskoy;
20 do do,
24* bbl* Hoar,
5 do Gin, bee.
Jan 21. M TA.NTI
Received perMeamer 1 inpire.
X CASES freab Oya’en;
Jv - boia ce do i, aheil, eery fine)
< do Oiaajea, fine;
2 dot boXee I'runr*.
2t> do frv*h Raisin*. boot qoaJityf'
23 OtW Havana Cider*, aaaortao.
for sale by M TANTI.
Jaa SI, 1831 »—
Prevh Provision*.
•i/A/Arb LBS *’!,■« cored .-ant'd I Lias
jUl/U 27<¥t !bs. ct«ar S.de*.
n keys scat Lard :
10 Pilot Bread ;
20 half bbU- Butter at«i Water Crackers;
4 bbl*. dmxi Apple, ;
4 “ " Pe-acfce*:
Received tha (lay and foe *ale, by
JON. D. ADAMS,
Jane fi, 2sSl—40. SummbMt Im^s.
BACON 400*1 III Extra Sugar ClWd iLl»;
7100 lb* Clear Side*;
, 4rtW lba Bone da;
2,400 lba Sfcouldere;
DRIED BEEF—S<*> !>*» Extra Sugar Cured;
FLOCK—100 Bbl* Ohio, Superfine;
VINEGAR—b bbU Older;
Received per steamer R. H. Lee. and for *»ie by
une 3d. WM ft WAIT.
1
'.V.q q q .q q q
HKXHA.V MISTWG MAIME.vr m
T« rt»A, the /^f. «*< Ssrr, tW Sbf Jm+tr!. "HV kcwg giaW iWmfi »C grw* wry''’
.Tk« Vokaiit Oil Irem Mmro
Hm ioug been known to pottwsa wixlna itself wuadcrfully soothing, healing are! curauve jii,>rv rues,
and baa bees extensively used by the Astro for RfceumatiMR. Stiffr-.-** of J..,<n:s or Limbs, an.! for
all kinds of Soto*, 1’leers. Horn*. Wounds. Han! Lumps or Tumors, and for all ktmt, i f Pa,us or
Inflanunatins* a Man or Beast.
The happy combination of this wonderful products* of nature with other powerful remedies m
the •
Mexican Mavtnnc Liaiiarat
■ Renders it one of the moot perfect reared** ev.r offered t<rthe affitcred. Its action up u t,.< organi
sation a truly wonderful, la volatile. penetrating, soothing and healing proprrrf.wdi't ;s thewwelve*
to the very boaea. It enters into the circulation of the blood-give* a new u»pul*< to me whole ner
vous system to the very extrenmit'* of the tiugeis and toes—stimulates the abaorbeuts and secretions,
aad thus aar.su nature to throw off and rid herself of any diseased acti-.n of nerves, niasrfrs. choots
or ligaments. making it equally applicable to t^res of any kind, rbeuinatiak, paina in anv part of the
wady, from a diseased action of any of the structural portions of the system. Possessing these peeiiliat
powers a the reason why :t a equally eSeaeious in »c many different <- rapiair.u.
We will give a few of the thousands of cure* thathave been effected by thia LmimVnf within the
' iast year.
A lady id Columbus. Ohio, had her hand slightly bruised, took cold in it arid if spread to
,.l A Fiighttul t irrr
■ All over the back of bet hand. Doctors had prescribed salves, ointments, washes. and alteratives,
without doing it any good. It had been m this condition more than a year, w hen she got a bottle <*
:he Mustang Lannxiit. bythe recommendation of h'-r phvsie-.ari. am! appin-i i» as .!•?.-• 'red. The re
sult was, that m four weeks the ulcer was healed an i t .V kMl 1 was well! That lector ttow buys the
Liriuner.t by the down to use m his practice.
A little girl, fourteen inilea from Columbus, had a severe sttaek of Rheumatism. The coords ot
one leg contracted so that the foot was drawn up at a right angle with the thigh, and the knee join:
stiff, so that she was obliged to walk with cratches. Three bottles of the Mustang Liniment relaxed
•.tie chords, loosened the knee joint, relieved all pa.ns. strengthened the muscles, ami she can skip the
rope, leap ami jump without crutches and without limping.
A man iu Pittsburgh hsd a red hot iron accidentally run into his foot, making a tftry severe
Wound aad Burn
At the Same tune. The pain was intense and excruciating, threatening lock-jaw. The foot sw. tied
I very rapidly, and in two hours he was unable to bear any weight on it, t.r set i| to the ground. In
' this coudiUua the Mustang Lmusent was applied, immediate relief from partyi was the conscqut ncc,
and in two days he went about his basin.*» and had no farther trouble wrtb it.
Cspt. Wm. Alter, one of the oldest ciusena of Cincinnati, and lung and popularly known on all
the western and southern rivers as a steamboat captain, had a very severe attack ,/
lurtammntary Kkranaliw
in his right arm. After suffering tlie roost excruc iating pa.n for sotne days without a moment's relief,
be obtained a bottle of the Mus'ang Liniment, ami applied it. Iu less than twenty-four hour... he
was entirety relieved frmpain, 'he sorenessand stiffness perfectly eradicated. Let any doubt tics in
hi* presence, and he wav give them a specimen of iu iu istular strength and flaubilitv of his -,-ood
right arm."
A man m Covington, Ky., had not been aide to walk wit hout crutches for near two years, from the
effects of l
Chronic Khtumi«ti*in.
He heard of the Mustang Liniment, bought it, and used it as directed, and now he is well, and can
dance a hornpipe equal to any jolty Tar l
A roan near Louisville. Ky., had a negro man who had running s,.res on both his legs. Titev were
nearly rotten, and feared they would be the cause of his death. He procured half a it.«en bottles of
!-». Mustang Liu.ii.- n:. and used it a.I accord.ng to ti e lire uom. In one month the -.ires wen
nealed.
John Benn.rf, of P-tmbucgh, 111., had a daughter twelve yearn old who had Tenia C.ipitis »r
Scald Head. Thetntire scalp was a running aore and'had !«ren for mere than a year—dre-t -rs could
do it no good. They yere persuaded to try the Mustang Liniment, and to their jreat joy, it has en
tirely healed aii the sores, and a beautiful head of hair now covers the
Once Frightful Scalp! !|
A lady m St. Louis had a sore on the top f her h- ad that threatened to spread all ov. r the scalp.
Tie ns it Cttpg qut and left a bare spot the « .• of t dollar. that w as a running s re. She ■ t,-,e
Mustang Liniment on i’. and it not only healed the sore, but brought out a beautiful new crop of hair'
She s nowr using it to dress her hair, aud says it is the best Hair Tan* she ever saw, while it gives a
beau': fully gb-wy-like appearance to the hair, that she had never succeeded m obtaining before
These are but a few of the-thousands of c ires wt are daily heartue of ‘ ,'r .
country.
For Horne* ami other Animal*.
There is nothin* cau be compared to the M lstang Liniment. in this speedy and p, rrnanent cure of
Stra.'is, Brener, Cuts, Ga.ds, Chare*. Scratches. Sweeny, Foil Evil, Fistula. Bi* Head Snnvm R nt
Bone. Splint, Wind Gall, Cracked heels or say wound, stiffitem, or unnatural enlargement of bone or
muscle. A livery stable keeper <>f this citv bad a match horse that lie prued very highly that had a
la«e Ring-bone on both ledgs. The horse was completely cured, arid his luabs left perfectly smooth
by the use of the Luiunent.
T<* Country Merchant*.
Every store should be supplied with th s valuable Liniment, as it pays a good profit and sells
rapidly.
Caution extra.
CT Many will try to in.1, ace you tobny Nerve and Bone Linimea* or some other euuaiiv wnrtM«.
•' •' 5"**-4 ** ,l“ 1-— Bat do not be deceived' Ask tat this
U Jlail i wiii a* tu>i uvt> rwu voi j aim LUIRl
trash, by saying it is just as food as the Mustang Liniment. B'
Liniment, and buy none other, and you wiU not be disappointed. The naan- ,s blown cnthe'boitie.
Friee* of the l.unnient.
In consequence of the increased demand, we are now putting up 05 cent, SO cent, and dollar bot
lies. The SO cent bottles contain three urn* ■ as much as the .’5 cent siae, and the dollar bottles four
times as much as the 50 cent sut<—so that money will be saved in buying the I arm.
IT Principal Depot at BRAGG * Me LEANS'S Drug Store, corner Third and Marked streets St
Louis. Missouri.
XT Druggist* and Country Merchant* supplied on liberal terms.
J 'V. TAPPE, Wholesale Agent, at Little Rock. Ark.
April S. 1S51.
31—It.
Land* in Drctr County for
Sale
Lr PO N accommodating terms, the following
1 tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bar.ho
lomew, in Drew county, Arkansas :
S. E. fraction qr. sec. 7: West half sec. 7: W.
half of N E. qr. sec. 7: W. half sec. 6; W. half
of S. E. qr. sec. 6; a!! in township 14 south range
west.
These lands are auo ng the best in the State of
Arkansas, welt situated, r. a thriving neighbor -
lioocS and convenient for shipping produce.
For terms, apply to
L. A. W1UTELEY.
Little Rock, March 22d. 3s—3m.
OLIVER & CO.,
\YL\E A- SPIRIT MERCHATS,
CORNER OK MAIN AND MARKHAM NT.
OU Pott OStf Corner.
rt’ST Received a fine assortment of choice
•J articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con
sisting of
Fine Old Port W,ne; Madeira Wine; Brown
Si.erry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine; Catauba Wine
Lom-worth Ohio; Clan; Wine, Supr. J nice; Bran
dy, Cognac: Brandy Cherries; London Gia; Mo
nongaheia Whisky; Scotch Aie. Brown Stout:
AnuettC: Natural Svrup; Muscat tie Front,,nan:
Mansehano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wur
■-et'rnhae Sauce; Sardne-s; Freah Sa.nion, Ab
s lithe; Preserves 4c., 4c.
Little Rock, April 33. 33-tX.
new nun store.
HORKIMni A; CARTER.
On Put fade of Enel Main et., fret truk etn r
obme tie earner of Mari/mm et.,
WW'UtSAlX and arr ail nr A LA.its in
FAMILY, STAPLE ASD FANCY
lirttfrift. Pmi»io»», CoaatfT Predate. if.
HAVE just opened, in tie su re heretofore oc
cupied as a Tin shop, a general assortment ;
of every Dune in the.r line, ''.uripnsmg a larger1
vanrly of FAMILY SUPPLIES than ever before
offered in this market. Their friends, and tmr-:u
generally, are invited to call and examine their ■
stor k before purchasing elsewhere, as they are de
termined to sell as low as the lowest, for cant or
country produce.
Little Rock, Apr.l 9, 1861. 33—tf.
_r__ ■
TYPE FOUNDERY.
GUILFORD 4 JONES,
aro. u,
Cuiamtaa Berne** Synunwe *au Uhaswit,
CIMCtSXATI, OHIO
Would respectfully ihforzn their old Patron* and
Printer* generally, that thev have removed their
Founder), to the buuiiags formerly octuple.: as
'• •rtotype Founder, And Printing Establish- 1
meat of
E. SHEPARD.
lYUrt !*ry art Prepared to Fumuk inytbnjr mi
tkrtr Lme.
FOSTERS’ PRESSES!
That is* aiao Agcxts roa Foarra a
HIND. CARD, i P8WER PRESSES:
Aw.1 la Fine. w III Kill nmj Order for
PRINTING MATERIALS,
.if tie SiafUet .Verier, and at tie Lmtaat Barter*
PRICES.
Main! lfn/«!!
| 1ST received, a fine lot of Hats, and among
•J » Mth are the foll.'rwiu, tj*:
2 <a«e» go,- fash. Silk Hate;
■2 . Moleskin Hate;
'i . Casta* it “
5 . Kuasia
l “ ** Brush ««
1 “ “ Pearl Union “
3 do*. “ Panama “
3 •< ** Leghorn “
! “ boys’ fine Leghorn “
S “ infants' Straw «
13 “ Palm Leaf w
And (or sale by A. J. HUTT, Mam etreet
Mr, it. l*»i. 38—
Spring Clothing.
4 LARGE and beautiful assortment of SPRING
, / LOTHIN'G. rwsivcd per Hhiilip Pennywit,
and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 25 . 29—tf.
Rosest AaMSTBO.vc. Geo. C. Lavimoji.
Abxold IUu».
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON A. CO.
t'oiiiiaiMMion nerdianh,
106 Magazine street,
SEW o RLE ASS.
# March 25, 1*51. 29—ly
’IAKBIaE CtTmti!
Tomb*, Monument*, Urals**-Htone*, Ac.,
Furnished to Order.
JOSEPH l LARK, Sfo me-Cuttrr, (late of Naw
tl Orkvans.) begs leave to inform the citizens of
Little Roclc an l the vicinity, that he ha* opened an
establishment on Water Street, (adjoining William
t.,eor*e s store.) lor tb# purpose ul executing all
*ir,d« ol MARBLE WORK, and invite* the atten
ttoaol all those wanting ,n> thing ol this kind done
in a neat aud workman-like manner and at a asode
ru/« price. He will keep on hand a stock of the
best material, and i« ready to execute all svork in
bis line at the shortest ho'tiee.
Little Rock, Aug. 6, ln-50. &_tf
C90FFEE—50 Bags prime Rkj;
/ Received and few sale by
May Idth, 1*51. WM. B. WAIT.
FRFSH ORltS & MDIlim
JIUT HEt KIVRD
1M FOR SILK, WHOLESALE AS!) RETAIL.
subscriber ia constantly raaet
A Ting, from Now 5 or*. « genuine
assortment of Drugi, Mt<iictnei,Clumi
calt. /'er/i-nsery. Pmintt, (JiU. Oyt
Stuffi, 4c., 4*- Alao—Parent Medi
cines: among which are. Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of
Idrerwort; Jayne*’ Expectorant, Indian Panacea;
Ihslley’* Pain Extractor; Hays’and Uewes’ Lin,
loeat; l.ian’s Strengthening’ Plaster; Komstock’s
Venntfage, Moffatt’s Pktrmx Bitters and VegeU
Ue Lif" Pills; Bartholomew'sExpoctoiaiit; Sphoii’s
Medicines; Oldridgn’s Balm of Columbia for the
Hair; Welsh’* Mrcicamentnns.
Alt of which will be sold low forcaah
R. L. DODGE .Markham it.
Little Roelc, 19-19. j7_tr
to th«
A. A. CAR V, D. D. *.
I’MtOM Hunts'ile Ala., has located
JL himself penugncnliy in Littk R.*k.
He has been engaged.in the practice of
Dentistry f*>r ten -.ears, and taels confident
at'i.iiv t»i e ve entire satisfaction to such ofStlui
community as may need tia services.
Persons reading at a cutaacc will be notified o
l;u a be*: nee I nan tow \ whenever it occurs throug!
the papers cl this place.
Office on the west sjrie of Louisiana street, twi
*!o«*rs south of the residence of Judge Eng,Mb.
Little Rock. May 27, 1951. i*3-lf.
€ onfrclionary an<l lie ( ream.
'IMiE ettoens of Liule Rock srr* n formed that
A I have for sate a rich stix.x of c» nd.es, caked,
lr:,,ts and a general stock of Conlectjonary, which
will be sold at the lowest pnees.
Iff ( reatn.
Wui be furnished every day from 3 o’clock vo
il AM
Kfiotljtj feet! d-r t * i Ml I. *, !./' Be-.** store,
on Markham Street.
ORLANDO B. K EEC HE.
June 16th tb5l. H_
Fmh ArrlvalN.
Il’ST received, per steamer “ Hamburg/*
50 barrets superfine FLOUR ;
30 “ Crackers!
30 doj. Lemon Syrup ;
t» boxes Candy ;
10 barrels Brandy ;
40 do. Whiskey.
For sal* cheap, by M. TANT1.
Stmmimt LmnAmg.
Jum d, 1851—3®.
nan
am*
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. B. JOII\M»>.
ATTORNEY
AT L
UTTLE ROCK, ARK.
Oct. I. 1*50.
A W
M. I. BRI.HDK.HBI RU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAWRKNCEV1LLE. ARK’S.
YY'tL in the «niir>.!ie* <■( SC
t V Franci* and Motirve.m the hint Judicial c,r.
.-nit; heeann'tr* ot D**fca tad Atkar.***. m the
\ Judicial Citcuit, amt the county of Finnr,
i m 'he Sfth Judicial Circuit, aM «i;, pay ,tnct at-'
| ter.tion to the collodion at debt* in any pailoftte
| S'.fe, and will *l*n art a* ,geat for the tale of land*
an*' paytng Taxra, St e
Reei.eoce in Lawreoceville, Monroe ro., A>k«
i Sap! 17, l«V»—B—2—|y
jlTTI
JOB* T. TRIKU.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BENTON, ARKANSAS
May 21, ISA#. ;n__
IIMHV M. RECTOR.
• am & ronssiLiR it law,
(O**' »t ■•■ton. laliar roaaty,
Y\Tll«L PRACTICE in the Cnunttr* nf Saltan.
* v Hot Spring*. Parry. Montgomery , and the
court* at Little Rock. Any twain*** entreated lo
Kia anra nffl receive prompt attention.
E. ( I fl’IIW
Ittarirj «ad CantielUr at Lav.
AND SOLICITOR IS CHANCERY
LITTLE ROCK. ARK
JAMES T. BKOWN7
ATTORNEY AT LA II\
Arkanaa* Pont, Ark.,
Will practice bia profaaaion in tha Second Jndicta
Clrcnit, and will attend to the collection of debt,
and the iaveetigation of land claim* in every par
of Arkansas. t|p
b. t. nrv % i*.
ATTORNEY A.\D(fll.\SELLfiK JIT LLM.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Fart smith. Ark naans.
R. H. JOHNSON, P
A ttornr > a I Law,
Liitl* Roc*, A «j»
JOHN B. RORIIF.X,
Attorney at Law.
Reside a in Lewisville. Lafavrttr Tonnty. Irh
VND will practice in the court* of the fith J«,
eiai diatrict. Ail b**in-»» eonfi.W to hi* ■
mat
*ri*iTient. will receive prompt a ndfaithfu fat ten ti<
! LAMBERT A. WHITELEY.
ATTORNEY IT LJR.
OFFICE OS M.1KKH.1M STREET
Littlk Rocs, Auimui
JAMES A WILSON
attorney aid nni'ULUR it luv
YELLVILLF, ARKANSAS.
1HV1D W. CAD ROLL.
&\£ XAv!T
kittle Rock*
maAOly] miMUl. [m,t
JOHA ((I IUI.1,
ATTORAET k CBL’SmiUR AT LU
AND
SOLICITOR IN fBAH’KKI.
Orrics—Eldorado. Union county. Arknnaa*
8. H. H E.B P8TEA D,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON MARKHAM STKEE I
lilt La nocn ana's. I tl
J. li. TEBBETT8*
ATTORNEY k COl'XSELLOR IT LAW.
Fayetteville, Arkaasaa.
0«O. C. WATKINS. tt.a.CDIIl V
WATKINS ft C I RKA A.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS
FFI AM A. CONWAY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, k 6EYERIL HAD 1GEYT,
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS,
VITILL ATTEND to tba collection of debt* iu
v ¥ any part of the State, to baying and telling
landn, paying Uvea, redeeming lands forfeited for
taxaa, Kc He I* authorized to **!l Uadi raeayA
fa* tkm or four tJkauwnd y*ad plantation*, and »l
cheap rate*, for cook
To insure attention .coumnnication* inusthepuat
paid.
Little Rock, Jan. IS, 1850. I9-ly
LABAN M. STROUD
attorney ml (oaascllor at Law,
IVTILL practice m the Courts of Newton, S,-.acJ
! ▼» ey. Markin. and Carroll counties.
cy, Markin. and Carroll counties.
HeanleiK'r near Crooked Creek, Carroll co., Ark.
April si—33—-ly.
S.G. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
P«!!Kwm, lUrxas co., Ark*.
3b-lf.
JOalll \ %. nOKKiV
iniuii cmuilumi at law,
*OCKPO*T, HOT SPRING co., ARK,
April 29, i880. 34—tf.
\I\V C LOTI1IA«*!.'
JUST received, dffe<l from New (kkttti, a largi
and well selected assortment <;f new au„ lasli
ioaable Clothing; Particular attention is tailed *o
a fine stock of Bummer Clothing.
For sale low for cash, and for cash oniv !
E. MARCUS.
Little Rock, May 20,1891. JMMs almC.
4*rocrrir**!
JUST received from New Orleans the following
article*, Viz:
I'd boaca ft*;s.u»;
l “ Ground Ginger;
5 “ Mat-carom;
S “ V'eTBMCelii, ;
&> “ Table Sait; -I
1 “ Tomato Ketchup,
1 ** Chocolate;
1 ba*k'l Sweet Oil; ‘
1 bos Lt-inon Syrup;
4 " Imperial Tea;
10 ‘ Soap:
10 “ Sa- Ms Coffee.
12 doz. C. 8. Hoes;
l ** Rifie Locks with fly;
And for ante cheap by
' • A . i BUTT
Little Bock, June 9. »«St. Waa lirtet.
\«w >prints <«duds.
• Pieces U'i«‘ *trlc Barages.
“ printed M
7 “ !h',c *lyi«. S.fk*.
3ta> “ assorted Cafkoc>.
94 “ “ Ginghams.
20 " “ Cottoiiadiy.
H •" Brown Linen.
“ Demina.
2 Ba.t-s 51, 7-», & 1-4. Hi“wn & Kick'd
Domestics.
4-4, 6-1, 10-4 and 12-4, Brown and HI* h r!
Sheet i rtf*.
S pieces 52 1 Lint-n Sheetu.*
22 “ Irish Linen.
Glove*, Cravat*. Pocket Harclketr Shawls,
Apron Chet k*. Osiiabertr*, t asbtcila*. Pa rasa la,
Negre goods. Ac,, Ac,, Ac.
Received per P. Peanvw.U, and for *a.:- f'nrtrp
for CM <•*% by JOHN D ADAMS
March 24, 111*1. Lem'/tug.
Tinlr Hxiilt-il.
UrANTED—A find rate Mule, to match one I
have—price not to eaeeed fi-141.
Appiv to ROSWELL BEEBE.
July *4, 1*41—4 4. j
■aaaMMi
I RK' >«*« l- l.Y at, urn » T. •
I s..', tnalv. a lanrr }<« 4>f .
*»Wrt« M to pivrrott* ,m>lls. may*,,. .
»w! V.-nu*iHj>. i j,..
:jh- uii«; c, mpo-i. } oi t i *».
am! mpwtfaUy •«« itr ah^ rv,. .
Uy and »ov», to tail and • -i,. ^
1 *•1 a A. r Hi TT. He». »fw
*-><!« work. (xii,
LITTLE R(HK HK;H
SM Hutt|
*0«nl'” »J »«> ***«! Fir UBBt l: „
H HK buaina.a ,*i thi« J>,«iintr\ W)t( ,
1 ,h* <» V-K «: -V« r- «n 4,i','
17“ ™P"*
Tin* InMidtltea, «wd»r tha ratr ,q „
m„,m wood. wtth am r,*,i....,*
V"f'l lariUty kw uapamoi 'haadvantaga*
a. ucatioo. p,row wring a.ihtn itwn.JC*,,
qualification* bit (V,, yarrow* 1'ianchai. »,T7, "
ti»v* j>>*rtirod with pa,tact roli.hr hm’, lt,,y ^ '
fh* Pupil* "I tha if. .anting ,v„ s r„t
* .t.r *• wnh ih,|, T.-athr.. ,fCfl?r ..
»t rntioM » r.aca„a,v to form «*! lr(ir., . *
,».! pwl'ic, ! »U,> ot W(t, r tr,
•WNitiful IN tha formation „| rtiatirtar
Kr.hr.K ’ho impoH.nco^ , „ k„
olthehiiiM-hla^u.uo w> ■ -t
aduc..,o„ (h. Prtwc.p.1* wi,h „ !. _
^r,r.xrv^rr,:;x y?
Thajocatmr, ,.f ,h, rt,y of K|lfk ,
*!a ..■» --t,
Tha *y*fait of adoration, ,
aim. «t i part*rt w
*.l in d*v»toPi^t ;ha moral ,,„t ,ntf llaff, (jl. ,
—wmbiarmga thoiotigh and, tmu„ , ,
tho alainantary to thr h,tha,t Whrt y ,1,
rwc«d. or whofarrt.p ,„d "...a
....
rh* whool ta ron.t.ntly nM*r tfw nip,rr„wt. n,
!ho Board ol Vi.iton, who, from timr to timr ,,
aroln* tha v.rtou. cla.ro., ami rrporl fh,„ n
Tarm. wf Twl.lon a^ot prt
. . "w wroth..
Day scholar., Ith l)r nan man t a .
i “
M " . m
" |«f II
,Wf 1M v
f'rar-ch, Italian. Spam.h ,.„i C.»rm*B, aarh i\
Staging ,i> Choir, ilh
Mowc—Piano, Guitar, ami f tiaan aach v
■Harp. • »’
i Diawing ami Paiming, 7] ^
A<*.>urro oi t**aoti.ifl final '.I painiit^, Japan ' '
Work, inlaying ot Khonv an,I Ivory'
Hin burg Work, am! wax flow at., raeh, 18 i\i
M“ charge lor atnbrotilarv ami ortiamaittal
ntfiih* work
Hoard, wa.Mng, ii(ht*,-f«< I, w ,,| i...',t„.
\.c^ par monlh. jy
PaymanU quartarly, in aritanra, no daslurticB.
lor
9mtiommiiwm in gojpt* .. ^ p,.
j pit. racarva.l at any pan,..!, ai.d ahaigad Itou 'in r
.1 anti am-a to c|o*a o! tha ro»«mn.
Honrd of ri>itm>.
5* ^'v-Hon K W. Tt*m»u
Hon. Judge Kisoo,
O.pt. A Pi**,
H<»n T? W iXiwTos,
L. (iium. M I)
J . H. K*q ,
L K Uaaata, K»q ,
lloii jii.y* Kiel*,
l'*o. ( | «:
K. ii Kvm ikh, k»g ,
M«j J [.twioii,
(’•». S, H Humnis
Hon. W i| >i'tt 11
Little Rock, A»* 22, l:i5o 5|_t,
WASI)\om HUE NKMIWUK
Hpw(i«lnnl ( nunly, »rl<».
rI’HK Mcoad IMWIHI of thl* Inetitiitieu. 4,*Be
A thi* morning, February Hth, leS(|
K«». C. P TuaxanrieK. SupetiBlen'.nt .no pri)
fe*e©r of Moral a no Intellectual Pin.<*c.pttv
Belle-Letter*, ami u-Hh Llterisidre
.Rev M C. Thwutt, A M Protect of Rretua
Roman, French aim Italian Li tefatue*
■ )***• f Bockkk. A. M . Proleevor ol Mathero-t,™
Student* received in the Primarv Department »t,
. matructed
TKRMm:
Primary Hrpurtinr 111 par a>mh>u of 2] vo.
payable quarterly in advance, *12
I Preparatory Department l««i
CaHoyial* Coanw. '*1 ■
Vocal and laetramcDlai Muatr, Element* of
( Mn*ic*j Composition, (Extra)
laitialioa roe. I
No deuuctioa for abaruce unleaa iu e*eei> n< pr,
traded illnca*
All stn.ionls charged from the time of thnr
entry to the end of the aeowon
X B. — The win* of oil itniinrters who »r* **■
gaged in the regniar work of the ministry *1 u
thoee who are super* limited or ho»» aled la tie
industry: will be educated free of oblige
Boaairiao can he obtained in the beat hutuisw,
at Irani fb to *9 per month.
Particular attention will be paid Iwth In lie
moral ann intellectual training of *11 staiKi-»
committed to onr oherge.
S. T SANDERS, Secret*! y.
BOA R l) OF TRUSTEES
Hob. D. T. WITTER, Parrinrvr, Hon H P
Poindexter Rev Win. .Moore*, Re*. I,. J> 1.:«• .
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defur, Mr I’. Williamson, Hon J i) Triad'
Rev J, Coater, M D . Rev J. J Roberts, C E
Mitchel, M. D , Mr. W W Andrew*. Mr hi
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