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SS5H
\fOrmtORW BITTER OORWAL. AND
1VL BLOOD PURIFI1H, a
om buttle of which, is i
iy other prepanuon put up
It* unequal rirtuee are mm
la tor—we having their origin in
ths blood,such s»—Neuralgia, Scrof
sKvil, Erysipelas, Cutaneous trup
thev. Tetter or Biagweak Punptee
or surface of the r in, eoreneee or
of ths heart, general
' eU irregular
(especially with female*,)
ate of the ueiroui sys
frcm the injudicious use
of entente! aid other pdieonoue drugs.
Thie i* a f ne 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.
Aad it» an article that every one should use, nt
least once a year, to purify aad enrich their blood,
oad thru prevent alt manner of ifiaeases.
Retail price, Bl net bottle, 6 bottles for •».
To be hod of 47 L. DODGB and THOMAS
BDTTIBWOBTH. June J, 18*1. ly.
MOinNOKJPI Khenmnttc CnmpnanA,
aad Meed PnriAer; A nrtmm Cun fur
tortsr Ayl—Ssry (Actoslsr Ctrwer Jttowmsh—■
This valuable remedy stands without a rival in
the history of discoveries, in this or any other
eouatry, in curing this painful and paralysing dis
ease, ia all its various form.
The vast number that bare been cured by the
use of this compound, daring the past year, de
monstrates this fact Not only recent acute or
inflammatory eases, but old chronic cases, of tea,
twenty, thirty end even forty years Standing; where
they had not only tried every other external aad
internal remedy of which they could hear, but at'
great expense, had traveled, aad pasted under the
treatment of a number of the lint medical men of
Europe, as well as of oar own country, visited the
various weaving placet, taken voyages at sea, and
dwelt in the moot salubrious cliaec, without ob
taining relief. feme, who were reduced to a mere
skeleton, their flesh had withered away, their
limbe were paralysed, aad many that had acarcrty
been able to walk for ten, ffteen and twenty yean.
These have been cured sound and well, regained
their flesh aad the use of tbetr limbs, and now en
joy excellent health from the uae of this oompound.
Thsss facts are fully substantiated by published
testimony, from the highest possible sources ; tes
timony that cannot be gainsaid, but which can be
vouched for by tea ttoa—if witnesses.
Retail price, $4 per bottle, 3 bottles for tl2. or
• for *22.
To be bed of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS
BUTTER WORTH.
LittleRoek, Junes, 1881. ly.
UTfLI ROCI TO HOf SPRISSS, ARUNS1S.
From the 1st of April to
lot October, 1851, tit* sab
scriber will run a
„ DilLT LIMB or mow
From LitUo Reckts Hot Spring*. for tb* «con..»«
datio* orfeatreveUog public—
To lea*# ovary othor fey, (except Saadaya. with
Um Uaitod Sutss Moil.
ru rovu rouc post coaches,
ot 5o'clock, A. M.,a*darriv*atHolSprioge,a*na*
fey,AS P. M.
ran ACCOMMODATION LINE,
Foor Horoo Poot Coaches, will leave Little Rock
aaory iatorvoniag fey. at the tame hoar in the
morning, and arrive at Hoi Spring* next day, a: 8,
a the evening. __
PAM: By either Line, *J~Kxir» Rajgut* in Proportion.
The aabaeriber t» the contractor for the convey
aaoe of the United State* Mail* on the route* from ;
Little Rock '» Fort Smith, and from Little Kook to j
Washington, in Heatpstoad eeoaty. via Hot Spring,
—to Poet Cenehee, three lime* a week.
CF Beth thee* rente* intersect with the Steam
heat United Slate* MAI Lin* from Memphis to Lit*
ti* Hfffc
rp sun Office at the -datksay ffease.
PETER HANGER.
Feb. 11. M-l y
LITTLE SWI F9CIDRT AND SUT1ERV.
■well Beebe
w
OULD reepectfnlly call the attention of thr
pnbitc to the above eetabiiahmenl, which
ba* recently undergone a thorough repair, and, hav
ing the neeeeaary facilities, I* now tally prepared
t* faraiah to order, with great promptness, every
article la that line, of either wrought or oaat Iron,
Brea* or Copper, of aa good material, proportion*,
and workmanship, aad upon aa cheap terms, a* any
ether Foundry in this country. Millright* and
ether*, ordering wheels, will be pleased to give Um
No- of oega and pitch, also the particular six* and
akapo of the eye, wealed la each wheel. Thadt
a me tor of a wheel, when cast, will be U of an inch
per feet Isos the earn* with length of a shaft—
Jrdbr* shoatd also be accompanied with a draught
and fall description of what ia wanted, and the
pMtmgs Mid*
Little Rock, Deo. 10. 1850— H—If
Arkansas Coffee Hoas^,
(vewsa sTKaniOAT Lexeme.)
THE Proprietor has *a band, and ia constanUy
receiving, the following—
Foreign aad domestic Liquor*;
Wiaea aad cordials of every description;
Cigars;
Tebacco;
Fruits, 4e.
ill ef which at* for sale at wholesale and retail
Persons from the country wishing to pur
a, will ploaae call and see my slock before pur
chasing elsewhere, aa t intend to eel I as low aa auy
boas* ia the city.
MICHAEL TANTI
Little Reck, Jan. II, ISM. Bh-ly
09*The Arkadalphl* Sentinel will copy one year,
and forward aecodnt to the subscriber. M T.
11
Hoot* and shoe*.
CASES Boots user hM;
Kip Brogans;
doc. dent's fine Call Shoes;
*• Qaiters;
Ladies Shoes assorted;
" Misses and childrens Shoes assorted;
Cue Boys Kip Brogans;
•' “ Boots, 4c., 4c., 4c.
Received per Phillip Pennywit, and for sale by
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 36. 29—tf.
4
4
9
13
•
1
1
Liquor* and Flour.
KCBT receivsd by steamer Hamburg;
J 34 Bbls Whiskey.
90 Half Bbls. do.
• Bbls. Borbon Whiskey.
36 Bbls. Ploar.
16 Bbls. Potatoes.
For sale cheap, by M. TANTI.
Bar Store*.
1CASK old Brandy ;
3cks. Madena Wise
3 bbls. old Bu’b W bis key. 1
9 « « Rye •• 1
1 •• « Muscat Wise ; I
Rseeived and for sale by
3 cks. American do. ;
1 bbl. Cherry Bounce ;
•* Bum;
“ old Port Wine;
•* Malaga.
Jun t. 1851-40
JNO. D. ADAMS,
Slromkoal Landing.
BY Steamer Emily 1 have just received and now
offer for sale;
60 Barrels Super Kne Flour;
3 ** Rye Whiskey;
19 Boses Assorted Tobacco;
10 •* Learnt Syrup,
8 ** Candy;
1 Barrel English Filberts;
10 « Ale. M. TAJfTI.
Lower Steamboat Landing.
April 7,1881.—81—tf
Liqamn and Wine*.
5 CASKS Brandy, 4th proof;
8 “ Madoria Wine;
1 •• fart Wine;
98 Bssksts Champagne Wine; an consignment
mud for |A|t low.
T. D. MERRICK A CO.
IT, 1888._ »
3 BOXES Extra chewing Tobacco;
9 ** cam. Pound Lamp “
f •* 8,
RimlTsilRbir day and for aale by
.......up— na>. D. ADAMS,
1881—4A.
ana 8,
■■
1 .J*,
SION
Sr
SIDDALL, GREENE. A CO.,
COTTOJT §\tCTOK\*,
Ana porwamjjsw®
MERCHANTS,
MO. M CAMP ITIBET,
NEW ORLEANS.
J.H. HSALD T.I.A»i«l.
imimuiivmd
WISES OREEiV WOOD, & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWaHDING
MRROHANT*
/Vb. 66 Magazine Street, opposite the
Mouth of Bank Alley,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
90 Particular attention paid to the aalc of COX
rON, TOBACCO. AND OTHER PRODUCE
be collection and remittance of Fund*-and the
purchase and ihlpoicnt of
N. Smtii. W. M. Oaanan.
Smith Ac firaham,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE g
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Dealers in
fore if* nod Domestic Liquors,
Ciucinxati, Ohio.
—ALSO:—
Agents for Manufacturera for the sale of Tobacco,
Window-Glass. Iron and Nails.
N. B. AU orders entrusted to us will receive
our strictest attention. 61—tf
THOMAS L. WHITE,
BOOK SELLER & STATIONER,
NO. M CANAL strebt,
new ORLEANS.
AW. MEDICAL. MISCELLANEOUS, AND
SCHOOL BOOKS.
WRITING FAPER,
!*• Cap. Utter and Note. Wrapping paper a/
hHwi qn alitiet
QUILLS, STEEL PENS, INK,
Sad ■ ,#atnl MWrtawal »f Blaak Books.
ountry Meuhants and Teachers are requested to
call and examine the Slock.
ri-b.13 23-It
am UATTHtwa. w« rowan..
J ATI l> MATTH E W* A CO., I
WHOLESALE |
GROCERS HID lORMISSION MERCHANTS,
Muafsetanu’t Aiaati
roiTHtuuor
NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, COTTON YARNS
4c., No. 55 WALNUT STREET.
South of Columbia, Ciucinuati, Ohio.
Rrrca to— T D. Merrick If Co , Wm.B. Bait.
Walter MitektU, H Brogan. V. Brnder If Ca.,aad
Jacob Hatcktnt. Little Rock,
rr.k s ism—7—99—It
WALTON, SANFORD & CO.
GENERAL GROCERS.
1>D
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So. It, Sew Lf»re, X Orleans;
HAVE constantly on hand a general and well
selected assortment of Maple and Fancy
Groceries, fine L<quart and ll’isn, Proeitionc,
Etc. Etc
In addition to the articles usually found iu s
Grocer’s Stock, they keep a supply of Nails. Glass, ^
Drugs, and Dyes, Letter and Cap Paper, Playing l
Cards, Slc. Sic.
Their aim will be to sell good and Iresh articles,
and always at PAIR MARKET PRICES. Their
facilities for baying, with their eiperience in the j
Arkansas trade, and tbeir knowledge of the wants '
of that section, they think will enable them at all .
times |» till, satisfactorily, auch orders as they may '
be favored with.
Jan. 1, 1*451. 1-y.
tOSCFH H rsUIEB. JAMES H M ASSET I
JOSEPH H. PALMER St CO.,
IMPORTERS 1X0 WHOLESILB DEALERS IX
PORCMV AJtD
SOSflE&TOO DftYQOOTOi
47 CAMP-NEW ORLEANS.
Sept, in, 1850. 8-1—ly
W. MITCHELL, &, CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
xml
Dealers in Goads try , Groceries, Ac. ,
NAPOLEON, AKK'S.
March 30, 1551. 30—tf.
Rostst AausTsoNG. Geo. C. Lawrason. '
Arnold Haekw.
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON A CO.
CoinmiMsiou Merchants,
100 Magazine street,
NEW URL.EAXS .
March 25, 1851. 29—ly
Little Kock Foundry.
^HEET Copper ami Zinc ; assorted Wire ; Pa- |
O tent Brads, assorted, a superior article, for!
Joiners and Cabinet maker's use.
For sale by ROSWELL BEBEE.
Cock paid far cii cat tinge, brace, copper and tince. \
J uly 3, 1851—44.
DR. CLiRKEtt Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winch is considered by Physicisus and other* the
OaiUT Rumor for coughs, colds, consumption,
liver compliant, hronclutis, asthma, soreness iu
the chest, spitting ol blond, pain or misery in
the side, difficult or profuse expectoration, night
sweats, Ore.
This being the prescription of a regular phyii-1
cian, graduate of the Medical University, f'hiia- !
delphia, and having been thoroughly tested, is |
properly esteemed one of the most valuable and i
efficient remedies for these and similar complaints
ever offered to the public.
Price, tfl per bottle, 6 bottles *5.
To be had of R. L. DODGE dr THOMAS BUT
TER WORTH.
Little Rock, June 3d, 1851. ^ ly.
Fmh Flovr, 4*c.
RECEIVED by last arrival, the following arti- [
cles, to wit:
60 bbls. St. Louis Flour;
100 •* Cincinnati •*
20 kegs No. 1. Lard :J
50 bbls. and half bbls. Whiskey ;
1080 lbs. Tobacco ;
750 “ Bar Lead:
For sale by A. J. HUTT.
June 4th, 1851—30. Mum ttrerl.
THE subscriber, agent for H. Haberman, will'
continue the former's business at his old stand :
on Mam, near Markham street, and keep con
stantly on hand ti full ami well assorted stock of ;
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes. Hardware,
(tastings, Ac., Ac., all of which will be sold low
for cash. The highest market price* will be paid ,
for eountry produce, as beef hides, peltries, bees ,
wnx, Ac. JOHN KRAUSE. !,
Little Rock. March 28, 1851. 30—tf. i
JOH.lt M. AltAHN,
rOHISSIOS ISO F8UW1RBIU IERCB11T, <
BRICK CURVE*. UOtVf.lt JITEARBOAT LANMNtt. (
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. i:
TVr EEPScoosUutly on hand a large and general [ i
IV aanertkasat of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard* i
ware, Rucaswarr, Unto and Ctys Boots
and Shoes, Saddlery, Stationary, Girocerim, I
Prodace, At., Ac.; all of which will be sold I
rosy cheap for CASH.
Oct-1, I MB. ■ 8— 4- tf
[RON—6000 lbs. as*d flat, aq'r and round Iron ;
1000 '■ beat charcoal home-shoe ;
SOAP—10 boxes No. 1 brown ;
PAPER—10 reams Envelope: I
PORK—30 bbls. heavy Ideas ; 1
BACON—1600 lbs. clear tides.;
BAGGING—2d pastes heavy Keatucky ;
*• 40 half "
ROP*-46 coils;
TiWNE—10 bales j
Ree'd per “Hambum," andfossnia, by
Jha* -4-IMl. W& ft WATT.
.
NEW DRUG STOKE
, PCI! OKl'M iRD MBPICHn.
m THE subscriber ba* Jn*t nwi»«J and
dHb is now opening an entire Near Stock of
imrt lnspec’ed DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
M which are warranted fresh and genuine,
QUININE. IODINE,
BEBEERINE, IOD. POTAS8.
PIPER INF, ELATERIUM,
8ALICENE. VEBATRINK.
MORPHINE. STRYCHNINE,
CIT. KERRI ET MAGNES. CALOMEL.
TURKEY RHUBARB. rmsiwi CODLIVI
OIL, pore; BLUE PILL, die. Ac.
PATENT MEDICINES,
Embracing Jayne*'Family Medicine*. MofTatt's do.
Lee'* Pill*; Spencer's do.; Wright'* do.; Dana’
Pain Killer; Stephen*' Astringent Syrup; Wi*Ui*
Balsam Wild Cherry, die. die.
Sand*, TotnumdS, and BulFt Sorao/arUlo.
VEHMirtCEs:
B. A. Fahnestock, Dead Shot, and American Ver
mifuge.
Blue Lick Water—Concrr**Spring Water.
Pomta, Oila, Dye-atuf, Window Gloat, iff. tfc.
Country Phy*iei*ns are requested to examine the
quality of my lo-uf*, Ac., before purchasing else
where.
|y Prescription* accnaaratT compounded,
t T1I0S. BUTTERWORTH, Agt.,
New Drug Store, rom.ro/ Main
and Martkim Streete.
Lmu Rocs, June 23, 1*51.
■kittle Rock High School.
UNDER THE CARE OP MRS. AND THE
MISSES WOODS.
BUSINESS will be resumed (D V) 1st Septem
ber. when a punctual attendance of the Pu
pils is respectfully requested.
The Board of Visitois to the above IjnrrrrrTios,
well satisfied from long personal observation, that
its accomplished proprietors are highly competent
to teach, in the most approved and successful man
ner, all the branches of a thorough and finished
Education, therefore, take great pleasure in re
commending it to a continuance of that large and
increasing patronage which it has enjoyed since its
commencement.
Board of Vinton.
Rt. Rev. G. W. Far.KM.is, L. Gibson, M D,
Hou Daniel Risuo, Capt A Pi**,
“ Wa. H. Fielo, P W Tiirsiu, Esq.,
“ Wj* 11 Simi, E H E.noush, ••
*' Tuo* W Newton, L E H.aaea,
Maj James Lawson,
Gen S H HtMMTr.AD,
August 20, 1851.
Geo C Watein*, *'
John H Cbease, ••
51
NOTICE.
THE undersigneil are now elating their busi
ness, and take this method of informing all
who have claims against the firm to present th m
for settlement. Those who are indebted to us by
Notes, or accounts are requested to come forward
and settle without'further notice; if they wish to
save extra expense, they will do well to call and
immc-sliatsal v
GOODRICH & GRAY.
Little Rock, August 12th, 18(1—&0-tf—
For Dyspepsia.
Prepared from the fourth stomach of the Ox!
THE true Digestive Fluid
*v Owtrit Juice, prepared
from Re ii ii ku or tlie utom
acb of the Ox, alter direc
tion* given by Baron Lei
big, tlie great physiological
chemist, bjrJ.S. Houghton,
M. O., No. 11 Nurtli Eighth
street, Philadelpha, tin? on
ly immediate and perma
nent relief for Indigestion, Dvspepsj.’i. Jaundice, Liver Com
(daiut, Consumption and debility, curing artei Nature's own
method, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice, ft i« a
pertain preventative of cholera, as it keeps the stomach and
bowels in a perfectly healthy condition.
Half a teaspoonful of this fluid, infused in water, will di
rest or dissolve five doqbJi of roast beef in about two hours
:>ut of the stomach.
*ci«»Ttric F.videwck.—Bexon Leibig, in bis celebrated
work on animal chemistry, says: “ An artificial digestive fluid
analagous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared from
the mucous membrane of the stomach of the call, in which
various articles of $>od,$ttch as meat and eggs, will be soft
ened. changed and digested jo*t in the same manner as they
would be iu the human stomach.-'
Dr. Pereira, in his famous treaties “On food and Diet,”
published by Fowler k Weds, New York, p.*geX, states the
»ame great feet, and describes Hie method of preparation.
There are fr*w higher authorities than Dr. Fcnira.
Dr. Combe. in his valuable writing on the “Physiology of
Digestion,*' observes that “a diminution of the due quantity
i»f the Gastric Juice, is a prominent and all prevail trig caws
Gt Dyspepsia;'.' and he fciate* that “a distinguished professor
r»f medicine in London, w ho was sever!) afflicted with the
rom plaint, finding every thing else to fail, bad recourse to the
Uaatrtc Juice, obtained from the stomac hs of living annuals,
which proved couipletiy successful.'*
Dr. Graham, author of the famous work on “Vegetable
Diet," says; “It is a remarkable fact iu physiology, that the
itom&ch of animals, macerated in water, imparts to the fluid
the property of dissolving various articles ol food, and of ef
fecting a kind of artificial digestion of them in no wise dif
«*rent from the natural digestive process.
p Dr. Simon's gn at work, “The Chemistry of Man,*’ [Lea
K Blunchard, Philadelphia, 1*46,] pp 321 *2, says: “The dis
covery of Peuain forms a new era in Uic chemical history of
Digestion. From recent experiments, we know uiat food la
11solved as rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid, prepared
from Pep*in, as it is in the natural Gastric Juice itself.
Professor Dunglinson, of the Jefferson College, Philadel
phia, in his great work on “Human Physiology,’* devotes
more than fill) pages to an examination of tins subject. He
experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric Juice, ob
tained from the living human stomach, and from animal*, are
well known. “In all rases,” he says: “digestion occurred
is perfectly in the artificial as in the natural Jigestiou.
For further proof of the remarkable menu or tills discove
ry, call at Tsl MAGAZINE STREET, and get n descriptive
dieet oaaTis. A- KENDALL k CO.,
General agent for Southern States.
For sale, wholesale or retail, in LiUle Rock, at tlie New
Drug Store, by
THOs*. BUTTER WORTH, Agent
lor the Stale of Arkansas.
July 1,1*31. 43-ly
i hrist Church School for Boys
Rev. A. R. Frmlmas, Rector.
Miu.tR Qi ail, M. A. Principal.
r|^HIS Institution will open on or about the 1st
A Septt in!>er. Boys will be prepared for college
>r for the business pursuits of life. As the num
ber of pupils is limited, applications should be
uade immediately to the Rector.
JAUg. 17,
lu the lukiiowa lleiri of Samuel F. laion,
Beetaitd.
BY order of the Johnson Probate Court, the un
dersigned Administrator of said estate is order
id to advertise that there is in bis hands $ 176 46, leas
ixpcnses of this advertisement, belonging to the
inknown heirs of said estate. Said Mason was
will urn sice, dark completion, lame in one leg,
kbout 35 years old, was sheriff of this county and
raa killed at Spadra Bluff, by Jno. G. Jewett, in
tugust, 1836.
WILLIAM ADAMS, AJmmutrator.
Clarksville, Ark., July 31, 1861. 48-«w.
Breat Revolution in BnsineM.
WITH the view of accommodating my custo
mers, and others who may be pleased to
Tivor me with their business, 1 have made arrange
uenu to procure, with great dispatch, at either
Cukumati, Misrmi, or New OaucAss, on the
sbeapest terms, such Brass and Cast Iron work aa
nay be ordered by thoae who prefer their orders
filled at either of the above places, as well as all
nich orders as 1 cannot furnish from my estab
ishment, free of any commission, or charges of
my kind, except first cost, drayage, freight, and
us ti ranee.
This plan, it if believed, will greatly facilitate
“very one desirous of erecting Carton Gnu,
Thrmiamg Macktnrt, Sow Millt, Com .Villa,
Flour .Villa, and Cotton .Villa, or any other Jet
•npt.on of Markmery, or .Engine inari, in procur
ugwith certainty whatever they may want from
ibroad, and at the same time afford them a con
tinent opportunity of judging by comparison be
wtea m> work and prices, and others.
It u indispcnsihte that all orders should be ac
ompamed by a draught and tpccificalton auffi
icntly explicit in derail, to serve as a guide to the
uechame who may be called upon to execute the
rork, as welt as ttikt.cuitable provision should be
nade for the payment.
All cuDimuuicatKins addressed to me, will be
hankfully received, and meet with prompt a Hen
son. ROSWELL BEEBE,
July 21, 1851. at LtUtr Rock FinmJry
Leather! Leather!!
[HAVE now on hand a handsome lot of Leather,
consisting of
Sole Leather, L'pper Leather, and Buckskins
tuned. For (ale by A. J. HITT.
July 8, 1861. JttmEt.
Ladle*’ Shoe*.
A
SPLENDID aaaortmeat, just received per
steamer St. Francis, asd for sale by
A. J. HUTT.
Aug. 6, 1881.
48
■sii
OLIVER Ac CO.,
I WINE $• SPIRIT MERCHA IS,!
CORNER or MAIM AND MARKHAM ST. |
(Old Pmt OgU. Comtr.
JUST Received a tit assortment of choir*
articles tor Bar Stores, and Family use, con
sisting of
Fine OM Poet Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown
Sherry Wine; Pale Skerry Wine; Catauba Wine
Longworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Jnice; Bran
| <ty. Cognac; Brandy Cherries; London On; Mo
t tiongahela Whisky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout;
' Anisette; Natural Syrup; Muscat de Frontignan;'
i Mariachano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor
■■estenhire Sauce; Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab
sinthe; Preserves Ac., Ac.
Little Rock, April 22. 33-tf.
XEW FAULT STARE.
JIORRIKOX Sc CARTER*
On Eatl iuU of Eait Mam rt., frit trick *!»,■
aiare the comer of Markham *1.,
WHOUDUIJ; SNA SKT.IL W.1XU ra
FAMILY, STAPLE ASD FANCY
Grorcrirs. PriTitioii, Cooatry Prodatr, kt.
HAVE juat opened, in the store heretofore or
cupied as a Tin Shop, a general assort uu nt1
i of every thing in their line, comprising a latger;
; variety 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 cash or
country produce.
Little Rock, April 9, 1851. 32—tf.
Hats! Hatsi:
JUST received, a 6ne Jot of Hats, and among i
which are the followio, viz;
2 cases fine fash. Silk Hats;
2 « “ " Moleskin Hats;
2 " “ “ Caaimtre “
5 ** “ “ Russia “
2 « ** Brush
1 « “ Pe»rl Union "
2 doz. “ Panama "
3 “ " Leghorn “
l " boys’ fine Leghorn “
1 " infants' Straw “
13 « Palm Leaf "
And for sale by A. J. HUTT, Mam itrert.
May 14, 1851. ' 38—
Lillie Rock Foundry.
SAW AND GRIST MILL GEARING—and all
other decriprwns of Iron work, suitable for
such porposes, furnished to order, at the above ea
[ tabishment at the cheapest rates—warranted to be
: good and well adapted to tbe necessities of the peo
! pie of this State. ROSWELL BEEBE,
i July 9, 1851. 45.
Engine Boiler.
WANTED—A good second-hand Boiler, auita
ble for a small engine of about 8 inch cylin
| der. One with a stand, fire-front and grate-bars,
! will be preferred. Applv to
ROSWELL HEBEE.
jiuy 9.
Mill* nock rounary.
NEW CLOTHINCi!.'
JUST received, direct from New Orleans, a large
and well selected assortment cf new and fash
j ionable Clothing: Particular attention is called to
I a fine stock of Summer Clothing.
For sale low for cash, and for caah only 1
E MARCUS
Little Rock, May 20, 1851. Mam street.
Iron, Anil* and Canting*.
f'AA LBS. assorted Iron;
OUU 50 Kcg» Nails;
1000 Castings, for sale low. bv
T. D. MERRICK a CO.
Dtctmb 17, 1850. 15
DR. STEPHEN'S ASTRINGENT SYRUP —
Thia has now become a celebrated remedy for
! Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mot- j
1 bus, Diarrhoea or Summer Complaints, pain or
1 cramping in the stomach or bowels, adapted to per- j
; sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- |
j nor preparation for children ever produced.
Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for
| large ones.
1 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT- i
TERWOKTH.
Li *’■? Rock "ne, 3d, 1851. ly.
FRFSU Hi MEDICI®.
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
fl^HE subscriber is constantly recei
X ving, from New York, a genuin- |
assortment of Drugs, Medicine s,Ckemi
call, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Oys
Stuffs, IfC., Ift. Also—Patent Medi
»ng which are, Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of
! liverwort; Jaynes’Expectorant; Indian Panacea, j
I Dailey’s Pain Extractor; Haya* and Howes’ Lini
i ment; Linn’s Strengthcuiug Plaster; Komstock’s ,
Vermifuge.; Moffatt’e Pho-uix Bittere and Vegeta
j ble Life Pille; Bartholomew's Expectoiant;Sphou’! .
i Medicines; Oldridge’s Balm of Columbia for the ■
Hair; Welsh’s Medicainentnm.
All of which will be sold low forcash.
R. L. DODGE, Markham H. j
Kittle Rock, 1848. 17—If
H
nines: im<
A. A. CARY, D. D. S.
FROM Huntsvile Ala., has located
himself permanently in Little Rock.
He has been engaged in the practice of
Dentistry for ten years, and feels confident in the
ability to give entire satisfaction to such of this
, community as may need his services.
I Persons residing ala distance will be notified of
Ills absence from town, whenever it occurs through
the papers of this place.
Office on the west side of Louisiana street, two
doors south of the residence of Judge English.
I.ittle H.iek Si* » 1H.M W»-tf
I’rwh Arrivals.
JL'ST received, per steamer '• Hamburg,’'
50 barrels superfine FLOUR ;
20 “ Crackers!
20 doz. Lemon Syrup ;
8 boxes Candy ;
10 barrels Brandy;
40 do. Whiskey.
For sale cheap, by M. TANTI.
. Steamboat Landing, j
June 5, 1851—39.
Saddlery.
JCST received from New Orieans a large
and wlel assorted stock of Saddlery, consisting
in part of the following, viz:
10 gents' fine Columbian Saddles:
12 •' “ Spanish
g ladies’ “ Hog skin “
(i doz. Bridles, assorted qualities;
3 “ Martingales assorted qualities;
3 “ Bridle fi lings “ “
3 Worsted Girts " “
3 “ “ Circingles, ass’d qualities; |
3 “ Com. Horse Collars;
3 “ Hog skin Horse Collars;
2 “ Wagon Whips;
2 " Hide “ ®
1 “ Plain and Pocketed Saddle Bags;
2 " fine Polished Snaffle Bits;
2 “ " Stirrup Irons;
3 “ very fine Buggy Whips;
And for sale by A. J. Hl’TT, Mamatreet.
Ma9 14, 1851. 38—
EC1IIVER It (’0‘S. IXPROTEB COTTON CIS&.
ONE of 60 Saws in store ami for aale.
All orders for Gins of the usual sizes given
to the Undersigned will be forwarded, and receive :
prompt attention.
WM. B. WAIT.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
Little Rock. May_3I,lS6l. 38—
CNHOCTAW LAND SCRIP Certificates for 80.
J 160 and 320 acres, received and for aale by
WM. B. WAIT, j
Ug. 4th. 48 —
Tobacco! Tobacco!!
T1 BCD per. Steamer Trustee. 1634 lbs. cheap
XV Tobacco. And for aale by,
j June 16-1861-41. A. J. HITT
boiar and Coffee.
£A Bags haat Ria Caffs*.
4 Hhda. Prtrfil Brawn Sugar, In siare ai
far sal# by T. D. MEKK1CK 4k CO.
Ns*. 5‘ 1850 -8-J—if t
...
TO PRINTERS.
lonn’ ImproTMl Band Prr*a. |
THE Proprietors of IbcOmiTm Poevnax take j
(Teat pleasure in informing Prmtersgtu* tally,
I bat they have the exclusive right fur the manufac
ture and tale of that invaluable Hand Frit*, and
are now prepared to fill order* tor medium and
double medium-met. Tina pteaa •« mote compart
and mote easily bandied than the oh) style- Ryan
increase of at leatt fifty per cent, of work « ob
tained. with a great reduction of labor. The pe
culiar advatage* of thia Prratuver the old cun.ua;*:
1. In the taring of time in putting .on and tak
ing off the aheet.
2. In the taring of tune in running the bed un
der and out from the platin.
3. In the flying the friskcta* it tt self-acting.
4. In the application of ihe leverage, by which
mean* a very hoary impression 1.1 obtained by a
atnall expenditure of physical force.
6. In the raving of time and labor of stepping
backwards and forwards by the pressman, as it is
unnecessary for him to more out of his tracks while
at work.
6. From the manner in which the points arc at
tached. it being impossible for the blanket* to full
up as the form runs under the platin. which in
the ordinary press renders the points liable to move.
ft is deemed unnecessary to say mote in refer
ence to this Press, as we arc willing that it should
stand or fall on its own merits; and we respect
fully invite Printers and other* w tsbing to purchase
Presses or Printing materials to call ami eiamme
our stock, when we would be happy to show them
one of the Presses now up at our Foundry.
GUILFORD At JONES,
.Ya. 47 Columbia Strict, K'tuvra Sfcontort and
Broathraf Cincinnati.
Prices of Jones1 Hand Presses.
Double Medium, with Roilar apparatus, (240
Imperial. •* “ *• 220
Super Royal, *' " “ 200
Medium, " ** ** 190
Cap, without Roller apparatus, 75
50—4 w.
IIUtkM SS A. M)\.
The Creat Wholesale Clothing llonse.
CHARLES DARKNESS 4 SON,
So. 129 Martel Strret, tne South-Eat! eomrr of
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
THE proprietor* of ties Oi.u Estasushcd F»»h
■o.vaauc Clothisi; Smart, are now manufac
turing the largest, best assorted, and most Fash
ionably got upstock of Superior Clothing for the
Fall and Winter trade, that has ever been offered
to the notice of Wholesale buyers.
Darkness 4 Son respectfully invite the atten
tion of Merchants and Dealers, confident that their
stock of Clothing wili be found expressly adapted
to the requirements of the Southern and Western
markets, while their prices will convince intend
ing purchasers that their Establishment officers ex
traordinary inducements.
TAKE NOTICE!—Darkness 4 Son s Clothing
Store is a large Five Story Brick Building, situated
on the South-East corner of Fourth and Market
Sts., Philadelphia.
N. B. Look out for the largest Gilt Block Let- .
ter Signs in the United States and read—
44—fm. DARKNESS 4 SON.
_] Tv—_1
autcutau auu i uicigu agcuvjfi
City or Wamimctoii.
UNDER the direction of AARON HAIGHT
PALMER of New York, and WORTH
INGTON S NET HEN of New Orleans, Attor
ney* and Counsellors of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
This establishment is formed for the following
objects:
1. For practicing law in the Supreme Court of
the United States, and conducting professional
business before Congress.
2. For the prosecution and recovery of all claims,
in law or equity, against the United States before
Congress or the Executive Departments, or against
foreign Governments before Boards of Commis
sioners.
3. For the settlement of accounts with the
State, Treasury, War, Navy, Post Office, and In
terior Departments, sndobtuimug the remission of
fines, penalties, and forfeitures, for alleged viola
tions of the revenue, post office, or other laws.
- 4. For sec unrig letters patent for inventions from
the United States or trom foreign Governments, and
procuring land warrants and pensions under the
various pension laws of the United States.
5. For collections generally, embracing debts,
legacies, and inheritances, in the United States
and foreign countres.
C. For the purchase and sale of lands in snv of
the States or Territories of the Union, and loaning
moneys on mortgage of real estate lying therein.
7. For investment of funds in United States and
State stocks and loans, collection of the dividends
thereon, and, generally, for the transaction of all
business pertaining to a law, loan, and banking
agency.
All oommunicati ns addressed, post |>aid, to
Messrs. Palmer A Slit then, American and Foreign
Agency, city of Washington, will receive prompt
and faithful attention.
PALMER 4 SNKTHF.N,
Office No. 5 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill.
July io—45—ly.
Trustee** Male.
B\ VIRTUE of a deed of trust, executed by
Abfaham Rapley and Charles Kapiey, bear
ing date October 48th, A.D. 1817. and duly re
corded, to secure the payment of sundry debts, as
therein specified, we will, in pursuance of the
provisions of said deed, proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on a credit of six,
twelve, and eighteen months, at the court-house
door in |hc city of Little Rock, in Pulaski county,
Arkansas, on MONDAY, the 20th day of OCTO
BER next, A.D. 1851. between the hours of nine
o’clock m the forenoon, and three o’clock in the
afternoon, of that day, the valuable and highly
improved real estate situated in the said city of
Little Rock, following: to wit: bounded aud des
cribed as follows, vix: commencing at a point on
the north side of Markham street, seventy-seven
feet and lime inches east from the south-west
corner of Block No. One, as designated on the
plat of the survey of the town, now city ol Little
Rock; thence running east with said Markham
street, on the north side thereof", und fronting
thereon, sixty-eight feet and nine inches, and ex
tending back at right angles the same breadth of
sixty-eight feet and nine inches to the alley (now
called Elm street,) running through said Block
No. One, one hundred and forty feet, more er less:
with all tenements and improvements thereon.—
The title, we believe, to be good; but we will
convey only auch right aa ia vested in u* by the
deed of trust aforesaid, upon the final payment rn '
full of the purchase looney.
DANIEL KINGO,
FREDERICK W TRAPNALL.
Trustee*.
Little Rock. Aug. 3, 1831. 48-1 it
FLOUR.
~ URLS. •• O'Fallon Mills,"
I 75 brls. Iowa,
LARD—SO kerrs No. 1;
BACON—80urt lbs clear aides;
SUGAR—I brls powdered;
extra superfine;
do do;
Received per Mav Queen, and for sale bv
sept 1 r W. R. WAIT.
ceaa; m\".
>1/|A BUSHELS Swelled Corn received and for
V *V * salt on commission by . j .mJ
oct 7 JNO. D. ADAMS.
Lower Landing.
UAUUINO, KOHE A .NO TWINE.
JUST rcc’d front LoonUlc, *’551 yds. No. 1 Ky.
B ageing.
3SUN lb*. Bailing Rope;
•m lb*. Tw ine; Lr sale by A. ». ttl'TT,
Sept. 8th, 1851, Mam St. L. R.
.Honey lo Loan!
A LL persona indebted to the undemgned will
a V. please Lome forward and make payment in
cash, cotton, peltry, or beef hides, aa soon aa prac
ticable, aa 1 run in debt and must pay up. j
Sejrt O, 1848. A. J. IR'TST. '!1
*_7W Bucisiim attestim:: -f
K GpQD BLACKSMITH is wanted at Cham
bersville, Calhoun county, Arkansas. A good
smith and a steady man will find it a good stand.
Sept. SO. 4-1 It
IliSIK AND COFFEK.
JUST received from New Orleans 2720 lbs. best
N. O. Sugar.
1650 lbs. Rio Coffee.
And for sale by A. J. HUTT,
Sept. 8th, 1861, Main St. L.R.
1
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WM. J. WIIXOI UKBY,
11 Inriry a ad Caiaifllar at Law.
HOT SPRINGS, ARKS.,
WILL give punctual attention to all bnatm-u
entrusted to his rare, in any court of this
or the surrounding counties.
July 15, l*M.
J. B. JONH MIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Oct I. 1850. ♦_
M. I. lilt %Ni111!NRIKfd.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAWRENCEVILLK. ARK'S
11TILIi|irMli(r in th# connn** ol Philip*. Sr.
v T Kranci* arut Monroe, in th* 6i»t Judicial Cir
cuit ; h* counti** ol Doha and Arkanaa*. in th*
**cn«id Judicial Circuit, and !h* county ot Ptainr.
in th* «lth Judicial Cin vit,-and mil pay atnet at
tention to th* collection of debia in any paitofth*
Stale, and mil alao act aa agent lortheaale ol land*
an t paying taaea. Sit
Rcaidenc* in Lawrencevin#, Monroe eo., Atk«.
Sept. 17. IS5<> —8—3—ly
JOHN T. TR1S«,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BENTO*, ARKANSAS.
May 91,1890. 37—
HENRY B. RECTOR,
ATTURNKY k COUNSELLOR IT HW.
(Office nt Renton, taliic C'onnty,)
WILL PRACTICE la the Conetiaa of Saline
Hot Spring*. Perry, Montgomery, and tlx
court* at Little Rock. Any buainea* eutruated U
hla care will receive prompt attention.
JAMES T. BKOWN,
ATTOR.YEY AT LAW,
Arkansas Pant, Ark.,
Will practice hi* profeoaion In the Second Jadicia
Circuit, and will attend to the collection of debt!
and the investigation oflandclaim* inerery par
of Arkanaa*.
B. T. DUVAL,
ATTORNEY AM fill YSELLOR YTLAW.
AND SOLICITOR INCHA"NCERY,
Port smith, Arkaanas.
It. H. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law,
Littlb Rock, Auk.
JOHN B. BORDEN,
Attorney at Law.
Rnitlrt in Lewitvillr, Lnfnyrttr lonnty. Ark:
ND will practice In the court* of the 6th Judi
- V eial diatrict. All buoineo* confided to hia man
•Cement, will rceceiveprompt andfaithfu (attention
LAMBERT A. WHITELEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON MJRKHJM STREET
Little Kock, Autmii.
JAMES A WILSON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
VKLLVIU.E, ARKANSAS.
DAVID W. CARROLL,
jlvl
Little Rock*
maSOly] a*k.£s**». [no2S
JOII\ (tl fClJA,
ATTORNEY 4 COCNSEtflDR AT LAW.
AMD
SOLICITOR IN CHANCER*.
Office—Eldorado. Union county. Arkansan
*. H. HKYimEAD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET.
LILTLt SOCK AAK’l. 1 tl
J. W. TEBBETTS,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
rayettnille, Arknimaa.
0*0. C. WATKINS. AS.M.CCRAAft
WATKINS & CURRAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS
ELIA* .V CONAV AA,
ATTORNEY IT LAW. 4 GENERAL LAND AGENT,
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS,
\K7JLL ATTEND lo the collection of debt* it
» f auy part of the Stale, to buying and aoitluj]
laud*, paying taxea. redeomiag landa forfeited foi
taxea. Kc Ho if authorixod to aell landa eaoiiyl
fat three or four tkoumnd yaod planlaluema, and al
cheap rain, fur rath
To i naur* attention,ceniinuuicatioDaiuuatbepooi
paid.
Little Rock, Jan 18, I9S0. ',9-ly
isABAi* itt. O I hUl U
Altoracr Mad t'omieellor at L*wt
Ilf ILL practice in the Courts of Newton, Scar
T ? cy, Marion. ami Carroll counties.
Resilience near Cr,».kt-d Creek, Carroll Co., Ark.
April S9 ■!3— 1 y.
S. G. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Paisorros, Dallas to., Asa*.
3s-tf.
JOMII A t». TlOltKlV
ATTORNEY m CtCMULM AT LAW,
lOCKPOlT, HOT SPRING co., ARK.
April*#, ’.MO. 34-tf.
(« roterifs!
J UST received from New Orleans the following
arlicles, vis
12 buses Raisins:
p 1 “ Ground Ginger,
5 “ Maccaroni;
5 " Vermicelli;
60 “ Table Salt;
1 “ Tomato Ketchup;
1 “ Chocolate;
1 basket Sweet Oil;
1 box Lemon Syrup; *
4 “ Imperial Tea;
10 • Soap:
10 “ hacks Coffee; .
12 dos. t . S. Hoes;
l “ Ride Locks with fly;
And fur sale cheap by
A. J. HUTT.
Little Rock, June #, 1841. Mum street.
Ytule Wanted.
11TANTED—A Erst rale Mule, to match one 1
M base—pr.ee not to exceed t'-'O'1.
Apply to ROSWELL BEEBE.
Julv 8. 1861—44.
School Books!
HAVE just received a supply of School Hooka,
among which sre the following:
4 do*. Eclectic Spelling Books;
Davis’ Arithmetic;
Bike’s
Smiley's *•
English Readers;’
Goodrich's Reader* No- 1, 2 and 3;
Copy Booh--;
assorted Bruners;
2<>0t> Letter Envelopes,
1 do*. Missouri Harmonists;
l •• Southern “
Also—Pspcr, Pena, Ink, Ac.. Ac., all for aai
cheap for cash, by A J. HUTT, [lean street.
May II, 1831. M—
■ A LOl'R 10 Bbis
X per fine.
60 “
perfine.
Ms y 10,1MI.
‘ a Ballou Mills” Extra Su
“ Quincy Mai’s” Extra Su
Received and (nr sale by
WM. «. WAIT.
*EW GOOD*’
IRICKtVSn, iMt Mill, by J« (rCWMI
*i>d Emily, • lirp- W of good,,
addition to previous imrih, nmtti the rt.wi „!
P»w» and Staple Mrrchandwr I no* have on
Ibe mutt c « piete I ever bare piwMtil to Ur
imk w. ami rr.prvtfuljy invar all peiaon* ;n
try and two. to call and nuaiw 'hr **n,
A. J HI TT.
Lath- Rock. .VaylA, IsSI.
LITTLE HOCK HIGH SCHOOL
RmNIm art Bay ftrbeal Pal Taaat Min.
THE boamma «t thta Seminary mil hr rr.uaor
the *rh Sept. fl). V.>. wfcc* a punctual alien.
4anrr c4 I hr Pupil. ta auroral ly requeued
Tin. Itwtilwhwa, dndei tbr rarr ot Mi*, and lha
Mtaar* WOOD. with A«'.I»h Travhria, ,>frr>
rrrry (an y. toe .mpar'tng the adventage, P( , h.ghU
OnTVtrd »>•,;«• »<„ o Porwawog within Uwmwlu,
qntltffrattona lor the >ino»i tuanrhr*. tahtrh they
Harr praruud ruh pntrrt »atn>l«ctiei.. they h,f !o
irlrr to ll.r grntlrmrn wire* name* air annexed
l hr PoplM at II,, Boarding Vhool, hang
•laMiy aeaurtatrd wnh ih,ir*>acb*ra. rarri’a fhai
aiwalion ao n*r*M*«y In hum and refine thr man.
>1,1.. and prod.*-* babl'a o| order and regul.i.t.
ararnlial in thr tin mat mm »( rharartrr. '
Feeling thr impoirene* ot a thiottgh knowledge
««1hr hirneh language, now mdiaprnaahlr in audita
education, thr Principal. wirti In rrndrr it a* (at aa
poraibl* thr language ot thr enlabltahmeot. They
|tropoar t<!mtil,cc thr Pupil*. who rraula
laituiy, *,<t at land thr French rtarara, without ritta
The^oealu-n ol thr city of I.lltir Kor It |» hralthful,
*',fl •teeaaihie at ait timet, hy Mramhoat
Tha i) itne of education, aaaidunualy partued,
aim. at a parlrrl tpptaaia'i.* ot whatrrari* attempt
rd in developing the moral M«l mteWectnnl tnrulliee
: — rmhiarin* a tboiough and aja'rmattc reuiar rrom
'hr elemental* to tha higi.rat branch*' Monthly
record* ol artu.Uuhip and deportment arr tiaiiemit
trd to Parrnta, whil.t tarry judicioua incitement to
; atudy ia afforded.
Tbr arfaoot i» con.tantly uadri thr auprtriaion ot
thr Board ot Vtailor*, who. fiom limr to timr, ex
aminr thr tariout ctaaaea.and rrport thru progrraa
Tram* of TmMtarn and Roard par .rattan ol
' . "»* annntha.
Day irhoUra, 4th Drpaittneiii, g|-j ftp
14 Mi
Iti 00
IS (Mi
IS Ml
10 00
43 00
40 Ml
16 00
3>t
2d
lot
French, Dalian, Spaniah and (irrinan, rath,
Binging in Choir,
Moaic — Piano, Guitar, and Oigan, carh.
! Harp, *
Diiwiaf and Painting,
, Amur** oflra.no.in Orientalpainting, Japan
Woik, inlaying ot Ebony and Ivory,
Hao burg Work, and wax (lower*, rich, 10 0(1
No charge lor embroidery and ornamental
needle work.
Board, wattling, light*, fuel, urr of bedding,
Ate., per monih, 10 00
Payment* quarterly, in advance; no deductioni
lor abamcr.
Seaamn* roinmenee let Sept, and let Feb. Pu
pila received at any period, and cbaiged Iroin time
, ot entrance to clot* of the teuton.
Bonrd of Vlaitora.
Kt Hev. Bi.h Fxxxmam, Hon. F. W. Ttarnau.
Hon Judge Kinoo, Hon. Judge Fixui,
Hon. T. W Nnrm,
L. Gimon. M. D.
J H. tuui, F.*q ,
L. K IUut>, Eaq.,
Little Hock, A me. 22,1330
E. H Eaui.mi, Eiq ,
Mnj. J. Lawson,
Gm. S. H. HuirrrxAD,
Hon. W. II. hvrroK.
6 ML
WASHIMITflJi 1 ILK SEI1SAKV,
llcmpMi-xil Cnily, Ark*.
T^HE second session of this Inelitunou, opened
thi* m-ruing. February llth, IhWI
Rev. C. P TniriTnii, Superintendent and Pre
fessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy,
Belle-Letters, am1 Spanish Literature
Rev H C Trwutt, A. M.. Profraaor of Grecian,
Roman, hreuch and Italian Literature.
-*»■*“ Caocaan, A. M . Profeaaor of Mathematics
Students received in the Primary Department and
Instructed
TKMMft :
Primary Deportment, per aa
payable quarterly iu advance,
Preparatory Department,
Collegiate Courae,
Vocal and Inatrumeutal Music, Elements of
Musical Composition. (Extra', 5 M
ft
•ion of 21j we*Jit,
<M* «o
1# M
8» M
ral Composition, (Extra)
tiaiion Pee,
Initiaiioa Pee, I
No deduction for absence unices In cases of pre
tracted Illness
Alt aludenta charged from the time of their
.entry to the end of the session
N B.—The sous of alldniutatera who aro aa
gaged in the regular work of tho ministry, or at
those who are superanualrd or have died ia tbs
ministry: will be educated free of chargo
Boa tot ns raa be obtained ia the best families,
at from $6 to 39 per month
Particular attention will be paid, both to the
moral aud Intellectual training of ail student*
committed to oar chargo.
8. T 8ANDER8, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTERS.
Hon I). T. WITTER, ParrioaxT. Hon. H V
Poindexter. Rev. Wa. Moores, Rev. L. P. Lively,
Rev. B. P. Box, I N. Jones, M. D , Mr. J. B Sea
defur. Mr. T. Williamson, Hon J. D. Trimble
Rev J, Custer, M D . Rev. J. J. Roberto, C B
Mitch.I, M. D , Mr W. W Andrews, Mr.B.l
Sanders, Mr. H. W. Smith. 7—32—tf
BK. LtlUVS SUtSIPIRILLA BLOOD PUL*.
Ahead of all QthoraM
The Kavjr of all PI 11 .tUMaftctannll
BECAUSE they are safer, bettei and mots cS
cacioua than any other*; and because the pab
Ik will take no nuur. of other* if they ,-ss utHaui liicai
MHMMMMi HOIKS hev. been e„M annually for Ike t
ft re vc.-ir
Vol'M; SVIIOLI), HAI.IS AVIf PEMALK, can aim
teSe tii.iu with - ,afri), and without tear
IF FILLS MS SMFssJIHY lot potytua and , Irene
do- Smoinrli and Howrls, and j",mi v in. lb. Hluod ««<1 In
<>l III, Isnit, wa. no <Hto r»—K* so other fSita (nudist UK
• ‘untuned *-if< cu. or roeunu rtshuuwiiia u, them
KaU. Uriah aud Live os i'stoul, >nd parsne ?<
, UMMi tK-rnpati„i, while, ukm* tb-at, ethos, fear ot tae.
oiit. dun,if til kind* nl westht-r.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wact-red it,.,, acre ‘ genniHS rernlkairo ' ncsi, Ft>p*
< lane, ckrrj wen. im-mhrm ol t tstfrees, sod icepr- ,nMr - a
ti-uti ear, be produced ihctr d», *, < than of u>> otter
Ptuprv FILL!* AUK IV A BOX. and mid M US era*
' ikit tAlrtl rflfkttiuhd and lulls- tl
H)-tfif **aiil U»*.
Ttory bavr no Ui»i* or uiipk-awu.t mo*-!!,
I'ff* from du»i «* jKiMtkr <>f any kind,
IWj n*n grip* tin* •ixn*i ii or !*><*»•»►,
Fr**du**« no ix-liww*, \omkUnm <4 bad ft-clme*.
THE* AME G4JOII AT ALL TIME*.
Attd adapt**! Ui mu*t diKa*«» < >>iini,“i, u, mankind
Xu fm*; having <»«♦•*- Ink'll 'll* til will l*»' willing <Mt* mart
tn Uke any oti»» r», tarauae lb*r* will «!««)« o«> fond, uni I
tb* > <fcf *04, tlMMt (Ml IIUXTI will.
Ur. X. H. UI4y, til*’ prutaiHWaiHj oiattnftnta/rr »« «n
Iftr flruggMi. eh* mutt -ti.fi )•[•>»»< an. «4 Li ytafa * tp« nm* r Cl
Htiia«kT|4tui; fTandat* .4 Uo t uveiMljf <W l'* nu*»l»»i
•w-mU r ol ditit n iti ut*-u» *l UMtUUi !*«*>• of rtaiatfrlptoa, X
V-rt, Bunion, Haitunofr, Am*., bimI a»*Mwiatv and rwiwyi
inf ni*-mtw-r of *«• %r rat a,-»bcal Hwinufcon# of London and *
mm—ih>ik « Um «i th* gr» 4in . pi* ^d m I
{ii4K>r and itMir boitf r*•« ->u.r.i*»-d* d mthv ptartM* *4 a*o4*
n}^ ut»i« |ki\w*'ifto» tbrougiwut th* ( tuUd (Ham*.
Princfnal b« p<4, l*. Lf fdy a 1Mupswary, No. 114 *oH
Fourth *«.. FMadilnftla aM acrid wfeofenale and iMti kf |
J NN Tapp**. LrilM Rock, M 4M*\ ••(*»«ti. \ 2m |t«frt,
Ml A W* ;*d, and Wiigiii It I n., N*w «**»•:<*, and ail 1
;ub and to U>* lutfil $UU**.
IfoCfll'.W -If j
NEW WHARF BOAT]
A . (. <> % U A 4 0.,
general agents,
s UMUISMUH OH HSHW.IKJJIM *EHt tti>0
A 4 POLEOX, Ilk.
'pHK FHOFKIL i OKA beta percboaed ««j
J. nr.lv *rw6tmt, with tplratlittuteomauMfjFiif*
It will aiforu arupia nuti weuni flora*. JitUfi
.Iflit hui.iir.il loux, * uu 11 capable of acefwwMK
t;i f fifty paaw.eg.ra.
Ti.«y ara pr.par.t!. aa heretofore. >e 00 In
»« Geoerui Afeate, to Keeeiee, Forward, end M
Chargee I ii«y promiea to give their par I >««ier1
l-niion to all Uo»iH.e» rolroitrd to then.
The Proprietor# will geatestee that lina boat »f
flab,, til. u>»p»clioe o{ aay luauraoc* Ofi.i. >
l'ailed Melee.
ti:r Ktiji'is:
A. B Ml»a k Co., Mtmphu, T'ha.
Jaiw. Hti>M>»J NapoU<mt A,k.
C A tVTUW »»T, \ r
Ju Tiffi AIV, )
8. H Tut***. J LilUt Rock. Ark.
T. D MiiaiufcCV,)
Mum OinfWMf it Co., > ^ (jrUam.
W*t,rtn«. Saafoao A Ce. J .
Sept to, »«W> '-‘Jl
$>Gh. k Dewi. p,opy.
WAKKANTiS. 1«
^OLDIKRfi* LAND
O Mm each, for wile by
WM
8. WAIT
9*-t<
Mareh W

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