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MRS. RICHARD’S YOUNG LADIES
INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School.
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.
rilHIS Institution, now ,
■ ® in session, offers to I
Young Ladies. attheSouth,v
1_[the same facilities for ob- < i
taming a thorough education ar are offered to Gentle
men by Yale ana Harvard Colleges. Suitably loca
ted, opposite the State House, the institution is for
the hoarding reholart the healthiest place in the coun
try. The Rooms overlook the Arkansas River and
in the distance ISig-Rock with all its adjacent Hills,
presents to the eye a magic scenery. Seven highly
educated professional teachers from Europe and from
the East, compose the faculty and instruct their pu
pils in literary and social Duties. English. Mathemat
ics and Mental Philosophy, Aneientand Modem Lan
guages. Geography, Astronomy. Vocal and Instru
mental Music. Drawing and Painting, Calisthenics,
etc. A semi-monthly Examination takes place
every alternate Friday, and a musical review every
month, to both of which the parents of the Scholars
and the friends of the Institution are invited to at
tend.
TERMS:
Board, fuel, light and Tuition in till the English
brunches #100 per Session. Music, Piano, Harp or
Guitar #25, Greek or Latin $S. French. Italian,
Spanish or German #12. The session is of 21 weeks.
Scholars will be admitted at any intermediate period
and be charged only from the day of entrance.
Oat 21 ’56,-ly._
FOR SALE,
FINE COTTON LAND IN THE ARKANSAS
RIVER BOTTOM.
A BODY of 1800 acres of th* best Arkansas
River Bottom Land, 1200 acres of which S'SJfc
was selected Seminary Land, and iies twomiles^JS
above the mouth of Mulberry creek, in Crawford
county, will be sold extremelv low. Applv to
JOHN E. MANLEY,
April 80,1857. 31-3m._Clarksville. Ark.
FARM FOR SALE,
CCONTAINING 180 Acres, twenty of which SSjk
J is in cultivation, only fifteen miles from
the city of Little Rock, on the upper Bates-*®^*1
villc road, and known as the Bayou Metro, post office,
and but five minutes walk from the school house. It
is a fine location for a country store, being in the
middle of a prosperous settlement. There is a new
dwelling, stahles and other buildings, together with
a fine well of water, and not over 4 or 5 miles from
the line of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad. For par
ticulars, enquire of \V. FITZSIMON,
Cor. Main and Cherry streets, Little Rock.
May 12, ’57.-tf.
HATS! HATS! HATS!
JUST Received dirces from New York, f®
15 doz. Negro Black Wool Hat; j-4^
25 “ Men’s Palm Leaf “
1 “ Child’s Fancy Straw Hats;
1 “ Men’s Pearl Wool “
“ Brown Ca«6. “
2 “ Black “ Cuban “
1. ** ** ** Planters’ **
1 % “ Child’s Wool and Feather Hats;
1 “ Men’s Black Leghorn Hats;
2 “ “ Brown “ “
J4' “ “ Flat Straw “
1 “ “ White Canton Bound Hats;
1 “ Boys’ Leghorn Hats:
1 “ Men's Campeachv Hats;
1 “ Boy’s Palm Lea/ “
1 “ Men’s Leghorn, Bound Hats;
“ “ “ unbound Hats;
1 “ “ Panama Hats;
2 “ “ Canton Straw Hats,
And for sale cheap by A. J. HUTT,
May 12 ’57.Main street.
SUGAR, COFFEE AND MOLASSES.
JUST received per steamer Lucy Robinson,
A superior Lot of Brown Sugar;
Prime Rio Coffee;
Sugar House Molasses.
May 12 ’57_IIUTT & POPE.
NAILS! NAILS!
JUST received per steamer S. II. Tucker, 100 kegs
Boston Cut Nails, and for sale hv
May 12, ’57__HITT & POPE.
MEDICAL WORKS.
WOOD'S practice, U. S. Dispensatory;
Eberie’s practice;
Dunglison’s do
Beach’s Family Practice;
Bright’s do do
Gunn’s do do
Dunglison’s Theraputics and Materia Medica:
“ Medical Dictionary;
Meig’s on Diseases of Children;
McOlemand’s Surgery;
Chapman’s Thoracic and Abdominal Viscera;
Bennett’s Pulmonary Tuberculosis;
Mendenhall's Student’s Vade Mecutn;
Costill on Poisons. For sale by
May 10. W.TJNO. E.'REARDON.
IK»IIN’S LIBKA RV EDITION!
TRANSLATION’S of Ovid, three vol., 12 mo.
“ “ Homer tw o “ “ “
“ “ Goethe five “ “ “
Received at the book store.
May It* 1657_JNO. E REARDON.
MASONIC WORKS.
MACKEY’S Lexicon of Freemasonry, con- A
tabling a definition of all its coinmuni- NrjT'
cative terms, notices of its history, traditions Mr\
and antiquities, and rites and mysteries of the ancient
world.
Mackey’s Principles of Masonic Law. a treatise on
the Constitutional Laws, Usages and Land Murks
of Freemasonry.
^Anderson’s Constitution of Freemasonry, edition of
The Masonic Trestle Board by Charles W. Moore.
The Masonic Mirror, 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th vols.,
bound.
Received and for sale by
JNO. E. REARDON, Bookseller.
May 19 ’57.
R E M OVAL.
JTJII1SBIN k Co., have re
• -*-# moved to their new ^UN
SHOD, corner of Markhamai: „sk
streets, where they have receistu ;t; ti
assortment of Jagaaed Ware, soon
Toilet Setts. Cake Boxes. Dust Fans. Tea Canis
ters. Also, Coffee Farchers Fire Fenders, Bird Cages,
Iron Spoons, Ladles and Flesh Forks; scolloped and
plain Tin Plates, and everything belonging to the tin
and sheet iron line; Cook Stoves, of different pat
terns. aud a general assortment of tin ware, all of
which they w ill sell low for cash, or exchange for old
Copjier and Beeswax.
J. BRISBIN & CO.,
May 12. ’57. Markham st.. Little Rock.
Something Rare, Rich and Racy, at
HEZEKIAH’S
EMPORIUM OF FASHION!
nAVING returned home. I am now offering.*,
the largest and host assorted stock of
Gentlemen’s Clothing,
I have ever had the pleasure of offering to my eusto
mere. Those who desire to have a most jierlect refit,
can now be accommodated; comprising
New SUMMER RAGLAND and OFFICE COATS,
Of ALPACA.
BOMBAZINE,
COLORED LINEN, etc.
LIGHT FANCY CASSIMERE PANTS;
COLORED AND FANCY DRILL PANTS;
FRENCH MERINO PANTS;
VESTS—New patterns and styles of—
fancy Marseilles,
COLORED DRILL.
SILK, etc.
SHIRTS—New styles of—
LINEN SHIRTS, of different qualities.
LISLE THREAD. GAUZE. MERINO and SILK
UNDER SHIRTS. DRAWERS,
HALF HOSE, etc.
I shall also continue to keep on band a large, hand
some. and excellent assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
which will be made to order under my own immedi
ate supervision and
PERFECT FITS WARRANTED !
I feel confident in saying that 1 am prepared, and
will render satisfaction to all who will call upon me
—as to pi'.kl. quality and style.
Thankful for the large custom I have received from
a generous public, I hope to receive a continuance of
the same. H. E. IIEZEKIAH.
May 26,1S57
White Lead, Oil, Glass, etc.
"1 KEGS pure White Lead, warranted pure:
lt)U 2 hbls Linseed Oil;
1 bbl Spirits Turpentine;
40 boxes 10 by 12 Window Glass;
20 “ 8 bv 10 “ “
1 half bbl Putty.
Received and for sale bv
May 26 1857 RAPLEY, HANGER <fe CO.
BAGGING AND ROPE.
INDIA BAGGING—8,500 yards heavy;
8,225 lbs Kentucky Bale Rope;
2 bales Bale Twine;
Received and for sale bv
May 26 1857_RAPLEY, HANGER A CO.
FINE FRENCH BRANDIES.
ONE half pipe Champ. Brandy, vintage ’50;
1 “ “A Seignett “ li ’52;
2 “ “ Pale Martel “
4 “ “ Neix Cognac Brandy.
Received from Philadelphia, and for sale bv
May 20 IS56 RAPLEY, HANGER A CO.
ICE, ICE, ICE.
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
THE Subscriber informs hia frieuda and the public j
generally, that he has. at an expense of several ■
thousand dollars, fitted up his lee houses, and last :
year fully tested them, and Supplied every de
mand,
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON,
AT MODERATE RATES.
(The first lime this has ever been done in this place.)
He now offers to supply ICE at the rate of
One and a Halt'Cent- Per Pound,
orforONE DOLLAR PER WEEK, 10 pounds each
day, except on Sunday, but 2'* pounds on Saturday.
Thankful for the last year's encouragement, and ado
are for a continuance of the same.
May 18,’57. 32-4w,_JOHN ROBINS.
W AS COMMITTED
AS TO the Arkansas Penitentiary by the Ms
AT I sheriff' of Pulaski county, on ‘May X
-lS-11th. 1857, two runaway slaves, who call *
themselves Henry and Mike, and say they belong
to Jack Harrison, Hancock county, Georgia, and say
they left their master on Christmas day, 1855.
DESCRIPTION.
HENRY—5 feet inches high, says he is 86
years old; weight, when admitted 200 lbs., and is of
a dark copper color, heavy set. and shows the marks
on his back of the whip; one of his upper jaw teeth
on the right, and two of the lower jaw teeth on the
left side out.
MIKE—5 feet 8 inches high, says he is 87 years j
old; weight, when admitted, 1S1 lbs., and is of a dark
mulatto color, bushy hair, has the marks of the whip
all over his body, and lost one of his upper jaw teetn
on the left and one out on left lower jaw.
The owner or owners, are hereby requested to come
forward, pay charges and take him away, or said
negroes will be dealt with according to law.
GEORGE A ROBINS,
Contractors of Arkansas Penitentiary
May 19th’67. 82-6m.
CANDLES AND OILS.
On BOXES Cornwall Star •andlee—Louiavilla
OU make;
80 W boxes Cornwall Star Candle*—Louisville make;
U i< « <» M u
6 hbls Lard Oil;
Reoeived and for sale by
May 26 1867 RAPLEY, HANGER A CO.
I —ip—pM——Ml
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
B. F. SMITH,
FORWARDING AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
PARTICULAR attention given to the shipment of
Cotton, and to the sale of Flour, Bacon, Com
and Produce of all kinds. tSf~ At the Steamboat
Landing.
Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 16 ’56-1 v.
E. CAMPBEL'. K- B. CAMPBELL. P. N. STRONG.
CAMPBELL A STRONG, (Formerly GRAY
& CAMPBELL.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23, Commercial Place,
Sept 80 56 ly _N ew Orleans.
OEO. W. NELSON. A. J. NEWELL.
A' ELSON A NEWELL, Commission Mer
lw chants, and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Will attend
promptly to the sale of all consignments, and fill
orders punctually. Main Street, ou» door South of
Union. Memphis, Tenu.
April 6. 1S56 ly
R. J. WARD. WM. P. SAUNDERS. ROBT. P. HUNT.
lirAUI), SAUNDERS A HUNT, Cotton
VV Factors, loi) Gravicr street, New Orleans.
_ Aug 21. 1855. ly ___
DAVID WILLIAMS. J* SHELBY WILLIAMS.
1. V. WILLIAMS.
D WILLIAMS A SONS, Cotton Factors,
. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No.
46 Union Street. New Orleans.
Nov. 8, ’54 tf _____
B. WIL8HIKE T. W. BRISTOL. B. CHADBt'l KNJfc.
4TTILSIIIRE, BRISTOL A CO., Whole*
W sale Grocers, Commission Merchants, and deal
ers in Flour, Bacon, Whisky, Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, etc., etc.
Arkansas orders ure resjiectfully solicited and will
be promptly attended to. Address,
17 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fer. 21,1854, ly.__
N. SMITH. W. M. ORAHAM.
SMITH A GR AH AM, wholesale Grocers, Pro
duce and Commission Merchants, and dealers in
foreign and domestic Liquors. Cincinnati, Ohio. Also,
agents for monnfacturers for the sale of Tobocco,
Window-Glass, Iron and Nails. N. B. All order en
trusted to us will receive our strictest attentions,
july 5, 1S53_
BEN/. CALLENDER, TH< >S. F LI > T. GEO. E. I.EARNARD.
CALLENDER, FLINT A CO., importers and
jobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., 42
and 44 Pearl strict. Boston,
jail. 15,1855 tf
DOLBEAK’8
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
106 Canal street, New Orleans. 106
[FOUNDED 1832.]
IB OPEN THROfOlIorT THE YEAR.
rjNHE establishment is intended mainly
A for Adults—Ladies and Gentlemen,
and Youths, whose time is very valuable
—ami it is so arranged that j>crsens who wish to learn
the
ENGLISH,
FRENCH.
SPANISH.
GERMAN or
ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
Ur PENMANSHIP.
BOOK-KEEPING.
MATHEMATICS,
PHONOGRAPHY. ETC..
*n a Pra<dical manner, ns used in business and every
'lay life, can do so in the shortest }>ossible time, as
there are special professors and apartments for each
branch.
None but the best and most experienced Professors
and Assistants will et or Ik* engaged. There are Nine
Apartments, a Reception Room eleguntly fitted tip* for
\ isitors. so that Pupi l are never interrupted in their
lessons; and an apartment for the Pupilsof each Pro
fessor; and also Practising Rooms, so that pupils tak
ing the full course in any one of these branches, can
have ten hours practice each day.
All branches are taught as they should be practiced
in business and every day life. The English, French,
Spanish and German are now the Commercial Lan
guages id the world, and the social, literary and sci
entific languages of the greater part ot Huroj>e and
America, and are daily becoming more important to
all persons. Pupils w ill he exercised daily in Read
ing, Writing and Speaking any Language they may
wish to learn
Board ean he had with families speaking any of
these languages.
No institution in tile United States offers so great,
facilities for the acquisition of the living languages
and a practical education as this. Fro i 300 to 400
attend it annually.
These and other modern languages will he correct
ly translated at this institution.
No pains or expense will lie spared to make all the
departments wer*hy of the confidence of the public.
Twenty or thirty young men will he qualified us
Teachers of my System of Penmanship. They will
act as agents for my new work on PENMANSHIP
i and superior STEEL PENS. Young men make from
1100 to #300 per month, when qualified to teach. Bad
writing will he no objection to appli ants, as this cun
soon be corrected. Energy and industry are needed.
There is work enough for hundreds in the United
States: and besides, Mexico, Cuba and South Ameri
ca could employ us many more.
Time required to qualify Teachers, from five to
eight weeks. Ordinary course of Penmanship, from
one to three we.-ks. B >ok-Kecping. double and sin
gle entry, from four to eight weefes;single entry alone,
from one to three weeks. Languages, from three to
four months. Phonography, from two to four weeks.
Planters and country merchants ean be able to keep
their own books correctly, und understand any books
in a few lessons.
It is the only institution in the United States where
persons advance 1 in life ean. in Private Apartments,
with a special Professor, jierfect themselves in any
branch they may desire. •
During the present year persons have attended
from Louisiana, Mississippi,
Texas. Arkansas.
California. Alabama.
Georgia, Tennessee,
Kentucky. Virginia,
Maryland. South arolina,
Missouri. Illinois,
Whin. Michigan.
New York. Mexico,
And Cuba.
And ’lie applications for the ensuing fall arc larger
than any previous season.
It depends entirely on its OWN MERITS f .r sup
port: and while many institutions in the South, libe
rally endowed by the .state, haveuttcrlv failed. Til IS
has continued to increase. It is the interest as well
as duty of all persons identified with the South to
sustain its institutions of Learning, and cdueata their
children in them.
Ail persons attend until they are perfectly satisfied.
MERCHANTS APPLY here
FOR CLERKS AND BOOK KEEPERS.
Former pupils of this institution may !.e found in
most 'iftlie Banks and large Houses of this city.
HEALTH. It is always safe to come here, except
when the yellow fever pr, vails as an ejieUemic, which
may be learned always from the city papers.
Good hoard can he had at # > per week.
Terms payable in advance..)
Penmanship, i lessons not limited i.$25 Ot)
Book-keeping, double and aingie entry,. on 00
sing!” vntrv clone. go on
To qualify Profes’nal Teuehcrsof Penmanship 100 00
Phonography Shut Uahd .. 25 00
Mathematical Department:
Arithmetic, pet month.$20 00
Or full course. 50 0o
Algebra, per month. 20 00
Or full course. 50 00
Geometry, per month. 20 00
Or full course. 50 00
Surveying, per month. 20 00
Or full euurce. 50 00
Navigation, (with practical use of instruments,
|«jr month. 80 00
Or full course. 75 00
Languages:
For any of the Languages, 1 lesson pier day.$20
per month; 2 lessons per day. $30, do.; or
to learn to read, write, and also to speak a
Language grammatically (lessons not
limited).. 100 00
Those persons who already speak a Language
and wish to become goes! readers, and also
to write and speak it grammatically. 50 00
—Strangers are referred to circulars for ietters from—
Gen. Andrew Jackson, lata President of the U. States.
Hon. Martin Van Buren, late President do do
Hon. K. M. Johnson, late Vice President of the U. S.
Hon A. B. Roman, late Governor of Louisiana.
Hon Jas. C. Jones, late Governor of Tennessee.
Hon Joint Gale, late Governor of Alabama.
Major Gen E. P. Gaines, late U. S. Army.
Hon John Bell. U S Senate.
Kt Rev Bishop Miles. Tennessee.
Rev I)r Lindsley. President Nashville University.
Rev Dr Chamberlain, late President of Oakland Col
lege. Mils.
Rev Dr Edgar, Tennessee.
Hon I). Prietir. late Mayor of New Orleans,
lion .1. Stockton. late Mayor of Mobile.
Rev Mr SoU r. late President St. Charles College, La.
Hon Thos. li. Benton, late. U S Senate.
Kt Rev Bishop Otey, Tenn.
Rev Dr Howell. Tenn.
Rev Dr Wbeate, Tenn.
-—Or they can Refer
Hon R C Wieklitfe. Governor of Louisiana.
Hon Jos Walker, late Governor of Louisiana.
Hon A G Brown, late Governor of Mississippi.
Hon John A Quitman, “ “
Hon Henry S. Foote. “ * “
lion John .1 Crittenden, late Attorney General of the !
United States.
Hon P Soule, late U S Senate.
Hon .1 Slidell. U S Senate.
Hon Geo Knstis late Chief Justice of Louisiana.
Hon P A Host, late Supreme Court, Louisiana.
Hon A D Crossman. late Mayor of New Orleans.
Hon Ja» Guthrie. Secretary of the Treasury, U S.
C. Roselius. esq.. New Orleans.
Hon Chas Derbigny. ‘
Hon John I. Lewis, late Mayor of New Orleans.
Messrs Ward. Jonas <fc Co., New Orleans.
“ Barriere & Co., *•
“ Henderson & Gainea, “
“ Hewitt, Norton tie Co., “
“ Maunsel. White & Co., “
Alfred Heunen, esq., H
Martin Gordon, Jr., “
John Gauche, “
Dr Mercer. “
Hon Wm M Gwin, Late U S Senate.
Hon J P Benjamin. U S Senate.
Hon Sam Houston, late President of Texas.
Gov HG Runnels. Texas.
Hon Balie Peyton, Cal.
Hon Chas Scott. Chancellor Mississippi.
Chapman Coleman, esq.. Louisville, Ky.
Goo D. Prentice, esq . Kentucky.
A Grailhe. esq., New Orleans.
Hon JohuD. Freeman, Mississippi, etc..etc.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
Jan 20 ’57-1 y D'fi Canal street.
SADDLERY.
1UST received per late arrivals, a splen
did assortment of Saddlery consisting
25 Side Saddles;
25 Men’s do;
225 Double and Single Rein Bridle*;
100 pair Martingales (assorted;)
60 do Stirrup Leather*;
6 doz. Wagon Bridle*;
4 do Hog Skin Collars:
10 do Head Stalls and Reins;
4 do Colt Halters;
1 do plain and enamelled Saddle Wallet*.
5 do Dray and Wagon Whip*;
2 do Os Thongs;
4 do Spnr* (circular Rowels;]
6 do Cotton and Worsted Girths;
8 do Worsted Circingles.
Msyl2’5T., HUTT A POPI.
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.
SBAMVU.LK m’PHEBSOK. w- w- OBIFFIB.
McPherson t griffin,
DEALEBS IB
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware,
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS, etc., east side
Main street. Little Ar '»•
T ittle Rock. Ark- March 24, 18n7 _
T porLOCK, dealer in Beady Made Clothing,
Gentlemens’ Furnishing Good*, etc., Mam street, next
door to A- J- Hutfs._APnl ‘ 57 -
_STaNNILLE Jl'PHEBSOSW. OBIFFIN.
NEW FIRM.
McPlIEKSON & GRIFFIN have just received
and opened, on the east side of Main street,
nearly opposite the store of A. J. Hutt, esq., an en
tire new and fresh stock, embracing
Orv Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Oueeusware. Boots. Shoes. Hats,Caps, Clothing, etc.,
which they offer at the lowest prices for ^.V-T-V v
trv produce. McPlIEKSON At GK1FHN.
‘March 81,1857.____
J7 A. HINNEAR’S • 'heap
of Main street, above Cherry. Little v""t'v
Dealer in ail sorts of Merchandise^ Country
Produce. _____
II I O’CONNELL & CO.* Dealer* in Dr^
^ds.\Kd" Don. Hardware, etc., next door to
liutt At Pope, Mam St-___
, " , ,j uxf, At hi* old stand; Main street, keeps
constantly on hand a general assortment of Dry
Good. Groceries, Hardware, qneensware, etc.
I |'ii,KINS A CO., In Bender’s new brick;
Markham street, dealers in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
und all articles generally kept in stores in this market.
GUO. S. MORRISON, Steamboat Landing.dea
ler is Dry-Goods, Boat S.orcs, Provisions, Family
Groceries, etc, _Sept 9 56_
WM. V. HITT. r■ ForK'
HUTT & POI’E, Dealers in Fancy and Staple
Drv Goods, Ready Made Clothing. Boots. Shoe*,
Huts. Saddlery, Hardware. (Jneensware, Iron, Nails
Casting*. Fanning Utensils, Tobacco, Sugar and
Coffee, etc- etc._May 13, 1856.
WM. GEORGE A BROTHER keep constantly
on hand a new and full assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Cutlery, Hardware, etc., at their store,
comer of Rock and W ater streets, Little Lock.
Muy 13, 1856. __
T. D. XEURIOK. JOHN WA88ELL.
■MERRICK A WASSELL, Commission and
Forwarding Merchants, and dealers it) Merchandize
generally, lower steamboat landing. Little Lock, Ark.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned to
ug- Feb. 12, 1856.
NEW BERN A) HUGHES, Main street, dealers
in Dry Gocds and Groceries, etc. Jan 22 ’*>5
31, TANTI 4v CO., Steamboat and Family Gro
cers. Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock. Ark.,
will keep constantly on hand a general assortment ot
Family Grocies, Cordials, Wines, Syrups. Cigars, To
bacco. etc. Oct. 28. 1S55.
RAFUEY. HANGER A- Co., Commission and
Forwarding Merchants, and dealers in Merchandise
generally, Lower steamboat Landing. Little lbsdt._
D. B. 31 AN DEE, Main street, Kadgett’s new
building, dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Gro
ceries, Boots. Shoes, etc._
DAVID BENDER, Markham street, dealer in
Staple and Fancy Dry Go««D, Boot*, Shoes, llat«,
Caps. Groceries, Hardware, Iron, Nails, etc.
JOHN EU REARDON, Markham street, dealer
in Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods.
Dr. J. .1. JIcAL.UONT* < <>., corner of Muin
and Cherry streets, dealers in Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, etc. _____
DR. R. I,. DODGE, Markham street. Druggist
and dealer ie Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.
>1. OSBORN. Markham street near the Lowet
landing, dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, coun
try produce, yueeusware, Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
J. Bit I SHIN 4v CO., manufacturers of Sheet-iron
and Tin Ware, and dealers in Stoves, etc., Main street.
S. II. TUCKER, wholesale and retail dealer in
Dry Goods. Groceries. Provisions, etc., etc., at the
old stand.corner of Main and Markham streets.
Jilts. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Millinei
and dealer in Fancy Goods, etc.
I'EILD 4, DOI.UEY, dealers in foreign ami do
mestic goods, East Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
JACOB HAW KI NS.
Dealer mi Wines, Lniuors mid Fancy
Groceries. Markham street below Main, Little
Rock, Ark. Jan IS '52 tf
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
.a THE subscriber is now fully prepared to exe
in cute all kinds of tailoring in the most approved
ft style. He may be found at the old statal ot
E. Marcus & Co. H. E. 11EZEK1AH.
Sept. 25th. 1855. tf.
AUCTION ROOM—J. D. FITZGERALD
Auctioneer,
\T S. Johnson’s store next door to S. Joseph's old
. stand. Main street. Little Rock. Ark.
Particular attention paid to selling Merchandize
Furniture. Horses, etc., at Auction on private sale.—
A share of public patronage is solicited._
BOOK BINDERY.
HENRY JACOBI Still carries Oil the book
_ binding business, oil the corner of Markham
and Louisiana streets, in all its branches, and is pre
pared to execute all orders in his line at moderate pri
ces and on short notice.
All orders left at the True Democrat office will 1«
attended to. without extra charge.
April 25 ’54 1 v
,-cr: fcivygjw 4 FINE ASSORTMENT**.
3>''WWl8‘\ of IT RMTI Hlllur^
‘,t»J““a^0Sal<‘ - Consisting "I Hureuu-.
Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables. Looking Glasses, What
nots. Cribs, etc., etc.
Tii- subscriber is prepared to make all articles oi
Furniture in a superior style: and repairing « ill alsc
be neatly and promptly done.
r~ i |--iAlso C .tlin making and undertaking
— attended t" at tlie shortest notice.
\S are-room on Markham st., on the corner below
the Presbyterian church.
May J”, 1854. ly FRANCIS D1TTEK.
|, A NEW S MIDLER SIIOF^
HANGER & MAYO,
U7'0rLT> resiwifuily inform tl«c citizens uf Little
K'trk. an<l ull w ho may be intonate!, that they
n:t\i* entered into a copartnership in th*• Saddlery
Bu.-iti heir shop i* on Main r*tseet, west, side, 4
door> from Markham r-t., where they are making and
will continue t- make Saddles. Bridie*. and harness of
the beet material, and of the latest style* and moat
substantial manner, not to be surpassed by anv esta
blishment in tl.i State, and letter than tu y brought
to this j ac-e. M -v-, is a practical saddler, and ha#
been in the burin--** for 25 years. They have in theii
employ. Mr. W-iyma-k. one of the best haniess ami
furniture hands in the State. \S e invtte all to give
us a call and examine our work.
Oet_1_2, 1*55-1 y
r RICHARD BRAGG.
Couch mid IVHjon .Maker,
TTfsFIICTU LLY informs the citizens of
-LV Little Rock and the surrounding country, that
he is now prepared to make ail kinds of work, con
sisting of Wagons. Buggies. Carts, Drays and truck
and timber wheels for mills and every kind of plan
tation use. Also plows and cultivators of different
patterns; cotton scrapers and sweeps of various pat
terns; all kinds of mdl and gin irons made to order.
Repairings of all kinds «lone in the neatest style at
my old stand opposite the Anthony House.
On lianu 30.000 feet choice seasoned lumber
to be made up to order.
Nov 22, 1853 ly R. B.
JAMESTUNNAH,
Marble Dealer, Little Rock, Ark.
HAS just received and will constantly
keep on hand a full assortment ol
Italian and American Marble, and will
furnish Monument*, Grave Stones and
Tomb Slabs of every description on the
most reasonable terms and in good style,
lie will also makeburear tor*, tabletops,
and do every kind of work in his line.—
Hisyard is on Markham street.
Sept. , 1855.
LADIES EYERYWII ERE
IN Want of SHOES, ars in \ ited to
call at the Ladies Fashionable
and Fancy Boot and Shoe Man.
ulaetory, East side of Main street, between the
Sprague buildings and Mr. Kinnear’s Store, where is
kept a constant supply ot all kinds of Ladies Boots
and Shoes. Iron) a FINE GAITER to a Heavy Welt.
Measures taken and orders solicited and tilled at
the very shortest notice.
All shoes bought at my store will he warranted to j
giveeutire satisfaction as regards fit and wori man
ship. So, Ladies call one and ail.
JOHN RIEGLER,
Dec 2 ’56-ly Manufacturer.
HELIOGRAPH Y.
Photography and Slrrmkop Gallery.
r|',IIE undersigned Artists, re
X sjiectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen, and the public fagjmn,
generally that they have opened a
Photographical Gallery in
Little li« k. and are now prepared to take Likenesses
from 9 o’clock A. M. till 4 o’clock. P. M.
All jiersons wishing to have a likeness taken are
requested to call and examine our Specimens.
As this branch of Photogri phv is entirely new, we
flatter ourselves that it will please every one.
Ladies are ramie-ted to lie attired in Dark dresses.
Persons w ishing to learn this profitable Art may
cal! on KRONE <fc VEETEK. Artists,
Garrett’s Building, Markham street.
March 81,’57.___
FURNITURE.
DRESSING Bureaus;
° 2,o u!wuprt BedTad8:
12 High do do.;
« Tin Safes;
fi Breakfast Tables;
1 lot of Chairs.
All of which we offer lew for cash.
May 5. '57 FEILP <fc DOT.LEY.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JUST received, per steamer Umpire, _
4 Cases men's super Kip Brogans; Mej#
48 pair men’s super. Calf Boots; f
24 “ “ French Calf sewed Boota;
100 “ Women’s Goat Polkas;
l°b “ Children’s Shoes, assorted.
May 5, *87_HUTT & POPE.
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS.
1D0Z. Arkansas Planters' Hats;
4 do*. Ala. Fur do;
1 do Cass. Hungary do;
1 do Palal'o do;
8 do fine Leghorn do;
1 do do Panama do:
1 do Yonth’a Leghorn do;
8 do Boys’ do do;
Mens’ and Boys’ Wool Hats;
Just received from New York, and for sale at the
Cash Strrs, by M. OSBORN.
May 12 ’67.
NASHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY.
THE scholastic sessions oi
this school will commence
on the 1st Monday in March,
kaud embrace a term of forty
two weeks, exclusive ot the
month of August. Thehoalthi
ness of the climate, the eon'tmtu™. v, ™
lion, and the proverbial morality ot the community
by which it is surrounded, render it one of the most
desirable points to which public patronage could be
directed. The Principal would beg leave to remark
that he will spare no efforts to instill into his students
sound and practical information, as well as moral and
high-toned principles. The school is built up 14x111 a
permanent basis, and for the last year lias prospered
beyond all expectation.
The buildings are large and convenient, and special
attention will be paid to the comfort und wants of
the boarders.
Rnrnd, washing and fuel per month.|7 to 8 00
Tuition in the Elementary Department... 20 00
Tuition in the Academic Department.$25 00 to 8b 00
Music, including the use of instrument... 55 00
Contingent. 1 00
Thu music department will be under the supervi
sion of Mrs. Hudgins.
Students received at any time during the session,
and charged only from the time of entrance. No
deductions made for absence, except in cases of pro
tracted sickness.
TIIOS. D. HUDGINS, Principal.
Xaxki'iUe. Hempstead Co., Arlc., Aug. 24. 1S56.
Sept. 2, 1856 ly
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. 11. N. CASE has permanently lo
cated in tlic new office, built by Gov
Conway, opposite tlie residence of Dr. J. J.
McAlmout. where lie is prepared to operate in every
branch of his profession. Artificial teeth with artificial
gums, from one to a full set inserted so asto look per
fectly natural. All full sets inserted on the suction. or
atmospheric pressure principle, feel perfectly natural
and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate
uses of natural teeth.
Teeth if taken in time can be plugedsoiu* to pre
serve them for life. March 18. 1856 ly
ENT EIIT A1N M EN T.
riAHE subscriber is prepared to entertain tra
ftjj X velerson good terms, at his place two miles
ilUh,north of Little Rock, on the Northern Military
road. leading to Van Buren and Fort Smith.
He also has a Blacksmith-ship in full blast, and
will do all kinds of work in his line.
June 17,1856. tf WILSON A. PURDOM.
ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE.
IVTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That in accord
1. ftnce with a resolution of the Board of Trustees
approved hy the Grand Lodge in November last, all
subscribers in aid of the College fund, are requested
to make payment of the amounts due by them respec
tively. and if not paid at an early day the same will
be put in train ofcolleclijn hv suit.
GEO. C. WATKINS.
Li trie Rock, -Tan. 13th, 18 B7. Am.
SOUTH£RN
FURNITURE WAREROOMS!
The Largest Establishment in the South, at
Nos. 171 and 173 Canal Street.
A 1. L N E W S T O C K ! !
FITHE undersigned having opened a large
M. and splendid assortment of
NEW SOUTHERN FURITURE
is prepared to supply tlie trade and families on the
most reasonahls terms. This being the only new
stock in tlie city, purchasers will find it to their ad
vantage to call and examine tiie goods, und luarn the
price before purchasing elsewhere.
Will keep constantly on hand -
MARBLE, SOT A and CENTRE TABLES,
Extension Tables of Mahogany.
Walnut and Oak. and of ail sizes; Rose
wood and Mahogany Work and Card Tables;
I) K ESS I N G T A It I, E S,
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES,
Oak. Mahogany and Rosewood bideboards.
Bureaus of Walnut. Rosewood is Mahogany
ARMOIHS, WASH ST A N PS, KKDSTKA1JS.
t’arlor Chaiis Tetc-a-T'etes. (Ittomans,Divans. Easy
(’hairs, lioekers. Etegeres; Secretaries and Book
j cases: Oak and Walnut Oifiee chairs. Dining-ro'uu
I Chairs. (’liildrcns’ Chairs atei Rockers; Mahogany
| and Walnut Tca-povs and Light Stands.
HAIR. MOSS AND SIMIXU MATTRESSES.
LOOKING GLASSES AMI WAITING,
Rosewood and Mahogany i'arlor Sds: i,.gather with
every article usually found in a Furniture Ware
house.
This is an entirely new establishment, and no old
j stock on hand. Purchasers will hod it greatly to
their interest to give this store a call before buying
elsewhere, as the Proprietor is confident that lie can
offer them newer styles ofthe most fashionable turn
iture. more substantially made, and at greater bar
gains than any oilier house in the citv.
(’HAS. A. STEWART.
Nlw Orleans (let, Is55. feblO\YI--ly
FINE SADDLERY.
'K have on hand a large assortment nfLjbKkil
» V Saddlery, comprising every article in 'l
that line. W. GEORGE iV BKO.
April T, 1857._
GROCERIES.
117 A MI LIES can he supplied with all worts of Gro
A eeries at the store of
April 7.1?.V7 W. CEORCE A- BRO.
SPRING GOODS.
\T^F. are now receiving a tine stock of Spring
It Goods of all descriptions. Call and see
April 7,1857 W. GEORGE <fe BRO.
FENNERTY HOUSE,
i f'orner of Ban-ague und Fugate Street9, Pine
Bluff, Arkansas,
fTMIIS lieautiful edifice just »rnplotccl
j _L and magnificently furnished, is now
j "Jkmi for the reception of j>ermanent and B
| transient boardcra. '|i| m
The location is the most desirable
I the town, and the proprietor assure* bis friends and
, tin: public .»f liis determination to maintain a FIBST
| GLASS HOUSE—second to no other in the s-.uth
, west, in all its appointments.
Bnrter* will be in attendance at the landing at all
hours, day or night, upon the arrival of steamboats,
\ to take charge of baggage. March 17. ’57. ly
BONNETS! BONNETS!! BONNETS!!!
4 *'raham, just returned from __
j the Last has received by steamer
iJi** Tucker, a large assortment of Bonnot*
! and Hypsie* of tin* latest and most approved styles.
Millinery (loads, etc.
Dress Trimmings. Bibhuns, Fans, Flowers. Belts.
Gutta Pen ha <'<>rd tor Skirts, and other articles to*»
numerous to mention.
The above hands-me assortment is offered at
The Lowest Price*.
The ladies are res|*ectfnilv invited to call and ex
amine my stock. MBS. K. A. GRAHAM.
Little Bock. April 14th. 7>7.
ROBERT BRODIE,
H AYING returned from the __
North. w here lie has beet, get- rr~|
tinga quantity of new Plow Pat- V. ?
tern* of tin- latent and nmst up
proved kind, he intends to Minply the country wilh
the Best Plows, and cheaper than any other person
can send for them.
List of Prices at the Little Rock Foundry.
I Cast plows, wholesale, perdoz. .*4 s 00
Peacock plows “ ** “ . 72 00
“ “ “ “ “ ground. 7$ 00
I Caststeel plows, wrought shears, per doz .... 102 00
Plows all caststeel ground.1*20 00
Diamond wing plows, per doz. 66 0<>
Cotton Scrapers. 66 00
Castings, by the quantity, per lbs. 05
Dog-irons, wagon boxes and Gin gearing_ 05
Wrought iron work for Mills. |**r lb. 20
Retail Prices:
Cast plows, each. 5 00
Peacock. 7 00
Peacock plows ground. 7 J»o
Steel mould and wrought shear. 9 00
Ail steel. 10 50
Cotton scrapers....*••*. 7 00
Common castings, per lb. 06
I>og irons and wagon-boxed. 07
Ail kinds of blacksmith work done to order. Ci
ders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
1 hereby tender my sincere thunks to the public for
former patronage, and hope to retain the same.
April 21. 1857.___ B. BRODIE.
Encourage Home Enterprise.
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRS!!!
t — LI AVINO spent considers -
11 Me time and money in
acquainting mvsclf with tlie
manufacture ofChairs, procured and seasoned ma
terial; planned and constructed machinery for llicir
manufacture, that will, I trust, enable rue tocnmfiote
with the imported article. 1 present my work to the
public for insjiection, and warrant it to »i\e general
satisfaction.
.-A The material from which the CHAIRS
T offer are constructed, was taken from vjL
IL our own forests, the machinery used in pM
their construction, planned by myself, and built in
our own shofw. and the power used “ native and to
the manor born.” Cull mid see me.
Rooms on East Main »t., at Prasoh’ old stand.
Lit’le H'X'k. Arkansas. WILLIAM DRAKE.
April 14. 1857. 27-tf.
NOTICE
To the Traveling Community.
•'■THE undersigned arc prepared
1- to convey passengers and
their baggage in comfortable
Singe Coaches, on the mostreusonale terms, upon
the following Mail Routes, to wit :
A DAILY LINE
From Little Rock, Arkansas, to Pittsburgh,
in Johnson county, and to
Washington, in Hempstead County.
On the former, the Stage will leave LITTLE
ROCK AT 5 A. M.. on each day of the week,
except Monday; and on same days on the latter;
and from
Little Rock to Batesville,
three trips a week.
Also a line from
LITTLE ROCK to NAPOLEON,
On the South side of the Arkansas River, via Pine
Bluff.
Fare to Napoleon %1 50.
All Baggage over fifty pounds charged extra.
Stage Office kept at the Anthony House, Little
Rock. Ark. P. HANGER & CO.
May 5th. 1857.—3* ly. _
PLANES, PLANES, PLANEfL
DOUBLE Smooth, Jack. Fore,
and Jointer Planes, for sale fSiMiJmSffiSSBrS
cheap by A. J. HUTT! uSfaJPBiFpMWf
Little Rock. May 5th. 57.
SPOOLS! SPOOLS l SPOOLS I
COATES’ genuine Spools—100dor;
25 dozen Wright’s Whit* Spools;
60 “ Patent and coi’d “
43 “ Victoria, black and coi’d Spools.
Apply to A. .I. HUTT,
May, 5, VST. Mainstreet.
Q TEENS WAKE.
"J AA T>OZ. Common Teas; Wlfl
ADD 100 dor. assorted Plates. W91
Just received and for sale by Tm
M«y HUTT A POPS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. FINLEY. 8. Y. FINLEY.
L. »U S. Y. FINLEY, Attorneys at Law, Little
Rock, Arks. Special attention will be given to the
Collection of Claims.
References: Hon. Robt. L. Caruthers, Hon. Nathan
Green, Lebanon, Tenn.; E. M. Yerger, esq., Mem
phis, Tenn.; Hon. Geo. S. Hawkins, Florida; Chief
Justice English, Little Rock. May 26,’57. ly*
B. ABBOTT. J. M. KILLGORE.
ABBOTT &. KILLGORE, Attorneys at law
and General Land Agents. Having formed a co
partnership in the practice of the law, will pay
prompt attention to all business entrusted to their
cure in the courts of the 6th Judicial Circuit, and in
the Supreme Court of Arkansas. Conflicting claims
to Swamp and Overflowed Lands of the entire State
will receive our special attention. Law Office on the
public square, opposite the Court House, in W ashing
ton. Hempstead County, Arkunsas.
May 19tli 1857.—tf. _
GEO. R. LOCKE. ABNER GAINES.
LOCKE At GAINF.S, Attorneys at Law, Lake
Village. Arkansas. Post office, Columbia, Ark.
May 19 ’57-ly._
G. M. BARKER. B. W. HUBERT.
BARKER & HUBERT, Attorneys and Coun
selors at law and Solicitors in Chancery, offer
prompt attention to all matters committed to them in
their profession,—especially to Bounty Land, and all
other claims.
Refer to Hons. Abe Caruthers, Nathan Greet),
Robt. L. Caruthers, Lebanon, Tenn.
Warren, Bradley county. Arkansas. 3h-ly._
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dr. ben. f. scull offers bis professional
services to the citizens of Little Rock and its
vicinity in all the various branches of his profession.
He may be found at all times, at the office of Drs.
Gibson <k Hooper, unless professionally absent.
Little Rock, April 21. 1657 4m_
DIXON C. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law- and
Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the counties of
Marion. Searcy. Izard, Fulton and Lawrence, and will
give prompt attention to all business entrusted to
his cure. Office at Yellville, Marion county, Ark.
March 31. 1657.__
JOHN C. PALMER. THOMAS C. HINDMAN.
PALMER A HINDMAN, Attorneys at Law,
Helena. Arkansas. _March 81. 16o7.
CliAHI.ES A. CARROLL. JAMES B JOHNSON.
CARROLL A JOHNSON, Attorneys at Law,
Little Rock. Arkan ft*._March 24. 1857.
JASPER N. HlLEHOrSE, JSmithville. Law
rence county. Arkansas, will attend punctually to the
listing of lands tor taxes, and paying the taxes
thereon, for all those who desire him so to do, tor a
reasonable compensation.
March 17 1857. 23 1v._
EDW ARD GRAHAM, General Land Agent,
will attend to any land business in southeastern Ar
kansas with promptness and fidelity.
Address—Florence. Desha county, Arkansas.
Feb. 24, ’57. ly *
ASBIKY RING, Attorney lit Law, Little Kook,
Ark., will practice in the interior counties of the
State, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts in the
eitv of i.inle Rock. Otiicc near the State House.
Feb.24,1S57. ly __
C. F. M. NOLAND. A. 8. HUEY.
NOLAND & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS
AND
C 0 L L E C T OHS,
Feb 17 57 ly _ LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
K. J. II. CARROLL, having located in
Little Koek, will give prompt attention to pr<*fes
eionnl calls. Ollice next door, above Heal Estate
Bank. Feb 10 \>7. ly
J. W. McCONAUGHEY, Attorney at Law,
Little K"ck. Arkansas. Office in the Adams build
ing. nearly opposite the Anthony House.
Jan 20 ’57-if.
.1 as. I*, t LA \ TON, General Land Agent,
Napoleon, Arkansas. Jan 20 *57-1 y.
WALTER DENT, Attorney ami Counsellor
• at Law. and Solicitor iu < hmicerv. I)eniocrat office.
Bine Bluff. Arkansas will practice in Jefferson and
the adjoining comities, and in the Supreme and Fe
deral Courts at Little Koek.
REFERENCES I
Gen. S. II. Hempstead, Little Koek. Ark.
Hi'ti. Judge T. 15. Ilan'.y, of the Supreme Court.
1 f>n. J udge C. < Scott,
F«-b. 12. 1*54. ly__ __
: JAMES F# ROBINSON, Attorney at Law
Lake Village. Ghiot county, Arkansas. Boat
Office, Columbia, Ark.
, Nov. 11. ’56-ly _
SA.II’L G. ABSTON, Attorney at Law. and Ge
neral Land Agent f»r the counties of IVmsett, Crit
ten den and Mississippi--will attend punctually to the
payment of 'faxes, renting and collecting rents, pur
chasing and locating Bounty Land WarrartsorState
scrip, or otherwise* purchasing or selling lai. Is to suit
customers, and all other business enr rusted to his care
Will prosecute old military claims notwithstanding
the same, may have l»een forfeited, the lands sold «>r
donated by the State. Will attend promptly to the
prosecution of all claims ag inst this or any other g<»
vernment. t Mike. Gold water, Poinsett county, Ark.
Sept. n. 1854. ly ___
ToM. B. TURNER. WM. T. JONES.
TURNER 1 JONES, Attorneys at Law. Browns
ville. Arkansas will practice their profession in the
counties of Arkansas. Monroe. St. Francis, Jackson.
Ii dcj*endence. White. Pulaski. Prairie. Perry. Con
way. Pope. Veil and Jefferson, in the Federal Courts
at Little Koek and Van Huron, and Supreme Courtol
the State. Sept. 2 1H56 ly
ROBERT W. HARPER, Attorney at Law
Litt le K«>ck. Ark., will practice in the * ’ourts of Mi l
dle and South-eastern Arkansas. All legal business
entrusted to him will be faithfully attended to.
Aug. 26.1956 ly __ _
A. U. II ARRIS, Attorney at Law. Jackson port
! Jackson county. Ark. Aug. 5, 1356. ly
J AS. R. BUCHAN Attorney at Law, Jack
son port. Ark. Aug 5 1 56. 1 y
DOSWELLA. LllfON, Attorneys at Law. Jack
j sonport. Ark. Aug 5. 1356. ly
WM. K. PATTERSON, Attorney at Law »
: practice in the courts of Jackson, White. Van Huron
Searcy. Izard. Marion. Fu.ton. Lawr i.ce. KmMulph
' and Independence. Office at Jackson port. Ark.
Aug 5. 1 *56. ly
S. . UIII LDRLSS, Attorney at Law. Madi- ii.
I St. Francis county. Ark., will attend all the (Vuirts
in the 1st Judicial District. June 24.1856. ly.
M. J. HAWKINS. J AS. H. BFLL.
HAWKINS & BELL, Attorneys at Luw. Ham
burg. Ark., will practice in the Circuit Courts ol
Bradley, Drew. Ashley and Chicotcounties, and in tin
Supreme Court at Little Koek.
SjK*cial attention given to collecting.
June 17, 1856. ly* _
Ills. GIBSON x HOOPER,
nAVING associated themselves in the practice ol
their profession, resjiectfully tender their servi
ccs to the citizens of Little Kick and the surround
ing country. Office up stairs in Dr. Adams’ new
building, corner Main and Markham streets.
May 27,1856. ly _
ROBT. II. DEDM \N, Attorn v at Law. Prince
ton. Dallas comity. Ark. May 20, 1854. ly
WM. ( . NORTON, General Laud Agent, Relf*
Blutf. Drew county. Ari\. April S, 185ft ly
EARL C. B RON A UGH, Attorney at Law,
Brownsville. Ark. Practices in the conn'ic* of Prai
ric. White. Jackson. Monroe, I’ulaski. Conway, etc.
Tlie collection and securing of all claims promptly
attended to.
REKLK TO
Geo. 0. Watkins, esq., S. 11. Tucker, Little Rock;
Dr. Walton Harris. Brownsville: J. A. Paine, .Jack
sonport. Ark.; J. F. IJnthicum. of the house of Strat
tun. Goodlett iV Co., Memphis,Tcnn.: Clapp <k Strick
land, Holly Springs, Miss. April 8, 1&5>> ly
A. I’. WOODARD, Attorney at Law, Collect
ing and General Agent. Corner of Main and Mark
ham streets, ( up stairs,) Little Rock. Ark.
March 11, 1856. ly
ISAAC N. JACKSON, Attorney at Law,
A Paraclifia, Arkansas, Feb 26 ’56—tf
V. li. UALKYMi’LK. J. E. UATEWuon.
DALRVUPLE & GATEW OOI), Attorney?
at Law, I)cs Arc, Prairie County. Arkansas, willat
| tend promptly to all business entrusted to them,
j Jan. 29, 56—ly
i NEWTON COLEMAN, Attorney at Law, Co
| itimbia, Chicot, County. Arkansas.
Kctor to lion. T. L. Clingmau, Asheville, N. C.
Nov. 20th, 1S55 ly
J. I.. HOLLOW ELL, Attorney at Law, Dar
danelle. Ark. Oct. 23. 1855.
W ILSON A W II.LI AMs, Attorneys at Law,
Yellville. Arkansas. Oot. 9,’55
GEO. C. WATKINS. GKO. A. GALLAGHER.
WATKINS A GALLAGHER, Attorneys at
Law. Little Kook, Ark. March 28,1855 tf
WILLIAM II. E El LD, late Judge of the Fifth
Judicial Circuit, will attend to business entrusted to
him in the several Courts here and in the river coun
ties below this place. Feb. 7, 1855. ly*
THOMAS JOHNSON, Attorney at Law,
Little Hock, Arkansas. Jan. 17,1855 ly
SAML. W. WILLIAMS. W. L. D. WILLIAMS.
W ILLIAMS & WILLIAMS,
Attorneys at Law, Little Hock, Ark.
Oflice on Markham street, nearly opposite the
Capitol, lately occupied by Chief Justice English.
Will practice iu the counties of Pulaski, Prairio
Perry. Yell. Pope, Cotiwuy, White, Jackson. Monroe,
Arkansas. Jefferson, Hot Springs, and Saline, and in
the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock.
E. A. WARltEN. L. B. GREEN.
W'AltREN & GREEN, Attorneys at Law, and
Solicitors in Chancery, Camden, Ark.
May 16 ’54 ly
JOHN MctlOY, Attorney at Law, Pocahontas,
Ark., will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law
rence. Jackson, Green and Poinsett counties' Also
in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo.
January 18, 1858 ly
B. T. DUVAL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
and Solicitor in Chancery, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
July 5, 1S53
JOHN QUILL1N, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Office Eldorado,
Union connty. Ark. July 5, 1853
S. II. HEMPSTEAD, Attorney at Law, Office
on Markham street. Little Rock Ark. July 5,1858
J. M. TEBBETTS, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, Fayetteville. Ark. j*ly 5,1858
J. R. STROTHER, Attorney at Law, Greenville
Washington county, Miss. Commissioner of deeds
for Tennessee. Texas. Missouri, Arkansas and Geor
gia. N. B.—Will attend to the collection of claims
in adjoining counties and Land Agency, in Washing
ton county.
mu to
E. Cmnmts, 1 T.„, _ ,
Philrs Traenall. (
Hon. J. C. Mthrat, ( _
James Yell, Estj. f ^ine PlnAL
Hon. Thos. B. Hanlt, I ,
Jas. C. TAEEAN.Lsq. f
April 11,’U tf
Tennesse House,
Searcy, White Co., Ark., Juo. F. Braden,
Proprietor*
■ ■ rpiIIS hotel is well arranged for the accom
A modation of travelers; and the proprietor
““•will spare no pains to render entire satisfaction
to thase who may stop with him. llis charges shall
be reasonable, and the fair the best the country will
afford._A tig. H>. 1833. 1y_
INDEPENDENCE STEAM SAW MILL
AND MACHINE SHOP.
WM. B. SCULL,
Pine Blutl, Arkansas,
KEEPS constantly on hand, Planed Tongued and
Grooved Flooring, Oak and Pine. Coiling,
Weathboarding, and Mouldings of all description.
Also, Sash ol ail kinds and sizes. Door and Window
Shutters and Frames, Vonition Blinds, and all other
building materials. All worked Lumber warranted
to be seasoned and kiln dried.
Orders for Lumber in the rough, filled with dis
patch. Jnno 24.1SS6. ly_
THE ARKANSAS HOT SPRINGS.
THE public are informed that we
havetaken the Rector House,
at the»e celebrated Springs, and by
the erection of new Bath Houses, and
other improvements, have added greatly to such con
veniences for WARM BATHING for Invalids as
may be desired.
Grateful for the patronage heretofore so liberally
extended, we offer to visitors an earnest assurance
that no efforts on our part w ill be wanting to merit
their continued confidence.
The buildings of the Hotel have been remodeled
upon an EXTENSIVE SCALE, combined with
COMFORT and ATTRACTION in all their arrange
ments.
The thousand miraculous cures performed by the
hot bathing at these Springs have astonished the most
scientific.
Rheumatism. Paralysis. Scrofula. Syphilis, Chron
ic Affections, and almost every other s[iecie» ot dis
ease readily yield to the efficacy ot these Baths.
The services of a scientific physician can be had at a
moment’s notice; and invalid nrgr es sent toour care
will be well attended, and forwarded to their homes
in anv part of the country.
A superior ICE CREAM SALOON and SODA
FOUNTAIN have been erected for the accommoda
tion of guests. During the past winter we have put
up a
Sufticieiirv of Ice,
to supply us during the entire summer.
Fucili'ies for Reaching the Springs.
Persons desirous of visiting the Hot Springs are
informed that there are a tri-weekly line ot steamers
plying between Napoleon and Little Rock, on the
Arkansas river, and a tri-weekly line of steamers
from Napoleon, via White rirer. connected with
stages from White river to Little Rock, an i a daily
line, of stages from Little Rock to the Springs, a dis
tance of sixty miles.
The Wharf Boat, at the mouth of White river,
kept by Messrs. Johnson and Grade, affords superior
accommodatious to the traveling public.
STIDHAM W AKIN,
March 3. 185T-6m. Proprietors.
c. C. B1EH. WM. ( STEVENS.
C. C. BIER & CO.
No. 05 Camp Street New Orleans,
M AM' E A CT r R KI IS OK
THE PATENT INDESTRUCTIBLE
WATER PIPES.
These Pipes have proven to be the best water pipes
now in use.
r|MIEY are made of Sheet iron, coated on the in
1 side half an inch thick, with a Composition
made of Hydrulie Cement, and when laid in the
ground, receive a coating of tin* same on the outside:
this Composition becomes perfectly js'trified. and de
livers the water pure and healthy. The first cost ot
these pipes are cheaper than any other pipes now
made.
We make them of all sizes, from % of an inch to
3 feet in diameter, to stand a pressure from 20 tr.
1000 feet head.
We will undertake to Construct Wa’er Works for
Civ and Towns, or Plantations, on the most ap
proved plans and ruisonahle terms.
Plumbing, Copjier, Tin
Zine. and Sheet Iron
work, done in all its branches, also Cooking Ranges
arid Stoves of all patterns and prices, Baths. Wash
Stands, Water Closets. Cast Iron and Lead Sinks.
Pumps of all size* and Patterns both lift and force,
and 1’iumbers materials constantly on hand.
All work undertaken by ns, is warranted to give
satisfa, lion; further informa’.h n can be obtained by
addressing us, stating particulars, etc.
C. C BIER & CO.
March 31-3m. 95 Camp street. N. O.
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
rTM!E Proprietor takes pleasure in
I announcing to the citizens of Little
Rock and adjoining country, that he has opened a
new and large stock of
Clothing, Hoots and Shoes, Hats and Gents’
Furnishing Goods.
W est side of M ain street .next door north of A. JHutt’r
store, where can be found a larger stock of all quali
ties of ready made Clothing than ever la-fore brought
to this place at very low prices. 1 have on hand al
present h large and well selected stock of
SPUING ANI) SI MM Lit CLOTHING,
constantly on hand, a large lot of Hoys Clothing:
» large assortment of Roots and Shoos of ail kinds
11 .Ps ot all description.-, also a good stock of Trunks,
The Gentlemens' Furnishing department is tilled w ith
a great variety of w hite and fan y Shirts, Working
shirts Draw ers Under Shirts.Dollar-. Handkerchiefs
Ni k ties. Socks, etc., etc. All of which will be sold
lower than ever before offered in this place.
No Trouble to Show Goods. Jfr*
My Motto is •• (Juirk StUe and «m.tU !'r<’tit*.
Aprii 7. ’57 __A. POLLOCK.
CHARLESTON ACADEMY,
r|MlE 1 rustec-of Charleston Academy, take plea
I sure in announcing to the public, that the first
Session of this Institution will commence on M ondav.
tlie fit h of October next, under the charge of Mr.
John M. Pettiorew lute Professor of Mathematics
in Arkansas College,’’ as Principal and Rev. E. M
Noktiii m. long and favorably known as a teacher in
the English branches of education, a . Assistant.
i onilortiihle boarding can be had with rcsjmctable
privrte families at #1 5o per week.
Flic location ot the Academy is justly regarded as
one of the most healthy in the state.
Hates o! Tuition per Session of Five
Mouths.
Primary Class.#7 50 Preparatory_ |15 00
English. 10 is> Classical..’. 20 00
BOARIl OK TRUSTEES.
THOMAS ALDRIDGE, Pres’t.
James P. Puri,, Jas. E. Cotton.
DeRosy Cakroi.t., John A. Milehax,
E. M. Richardson,
HENRY E. CARTER, Sec’y.
Charleston. Franklin County. Aug. tsoii.
46 -tf
< \t ITON TO TRESPASSERS.
VLL persons are hereby cautioned against settling
up-n, chopping timber or trespassing in any
matin' r whatever, on the following described land,-,
belonging to the subscriber, in Pulaski county, and
lying above tiie month ot Little M-uniolle creek,
about 12 miles above the city ot ] tt .- Rock, on the
south bank ot' the Arkansas liver, to wit:
K W fr! V/ -ec. N » ,
N’M X xv>i sec. No. S ! T 0 „ j,
Sb, sec. No s. j I- 2. N.K. 13 \\ .
S W frl V4 see. No. 9 J
Any person disregrading this notice and trespas
sing on any portion of the above lands, will lie pro
snouted to tile full extent of the law.
JACOB REIDER.
Little Rock. April 3. 1356 26 ilm
JOHN G. SHAW ,
VN\ person related to Joint G. Shaw, deceased,
who was born in Ireland, and emigrated to the
l luted States, and died on hi- way from Tennessee
to California in 1-52. will find it to their interest to
address J. B. H ALBERT, Nashville, Teun.
March 81. 1857. 19w
WAS COMMITTED
rl''0 the Arkansas Penitentiary, by the Depu- ffy
J. tv Sheritf of Desha conuty, on March the
21st. 1857; a runaway slave, who calls himself -W
HEN, and says that lie belongs to James llntcbiii
‘son of Kentucky, and that he left his master in the
city of Louisville, about July last.
Said boy is a feet 7 }£ inches high, weight, by ad
mittance 182 lbs., and says lie is about 25 years of
age. is of a dark copper colored complexion.
The owner or owners are hereby requested to come
forward, pay charges and take him away, or said
negro will be dealt with according to law.
GEORGE a ROBINS, Contractors.
^ irginia and Kentucky pa|iers please take notice.
March 24 ’57—-Hm. -t'ost. at 1V. *-„s or $1 per week.
SEND IN YOER ORDERS.
VSULKY'S Mill having now a head of water
which will probably last for veurs, is fully pre
pared to
Grind Wheat, Corn,
and fill all bills for l.umber.
Will pav market prices for Wheat delivered at the
Mill.
Grinding days Monday and Tuesday of each week.
A}wil7'.'>7 -ifi-M' ’ H *Y ASH LEY.
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!!
I CST received [>or steamer Henry Kitzhngh, direct
.1 from < 'incinnati.
5" bbls. B. G. A Co., rectified Whiskey,
50 half bbls. ••
10 bbls Old Bmirbon “
10 “ “ Rye “
5 “ Monongehsla:
ft “ A. M. Brandy;
i “ Sweet Wine;
2 “ Gin;
5 boxes Glassware;
20 doz. Painted Buckets;
2 bbls White Cider Vinegar;
4o boxes Star Candles, assorted;
ft doz. Wash Boards;
5 boxes Starch;
5 doz. Sieves;
1 “ bbl Covers;
lo “ Brooms;
2 reels Cotton Ropo;
6 coils Manila do;
So reams Wrapping Paper;
5 nest Tubbs, assorted;
6 boxes Cheese;
20 “ Candy.
2,000 lbs. Cotton'Yarn 6. 7, 8. 9 and 10;
500 gal. Stone Ware, assorted;
10.000 lbs. Iron, assorted:
200 lbs. German and American Steel;
24 pair Dog Irons;
12 English Pots;
200 lhg. Sad Irons;
24 Plow Wings, assorted;
50 kegs Boston Nails assorted sizes;
% doz Parlor Stoves;
1 sup. Cook Stove for family use, (warranted)
100 pieces Hollow Ware assorted;
4 doz Odd Lids “ sizes;
And a greut variety of other articles too numerous
to mention— all of which we call the attention of the
public to, and which will be sold at the luwest prices
tor cash FEILD & DOLLEY.
Little Rock. May ft 18S7.
SADDLERY. ~
JUSTrec’vd.and for sale at the Cash Store,
12 Gents’Saddles, assorted qualities; ChA
12 Side do «
12 pair Saddle Bags and Wallets;
24 “ Martingales;
48 Cot. and Worsted Girths and Sircingles;
7! Bridles, assorted;
12 Arks. Whips;
12 Wagon Whips;
12 Buggy do.;
12 Riding do.;
24 Whip Thongs;
6, ’*♦ M. OSBORN.
DRUGS & MEDICINES._
N E W DRUG STORE,
Comer of Main and Markham Streets, (Itr. Adams
new building,) Little Hock, Ark.
J. J. McALMONT.
flMIE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
.1 intends keeping constantly on hand a tine assoit
inent of Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs. Paints. Oils.
Glass and all articles, of the best quality, usually
kept in a Drug Store; and will carry on the business
on a large seal ;, and liberal terms.
Physicians’ prescriptions put up, at all htairs. with
neatness and despatch.
Feb 27, 57 .1. .T. MoALMONT, M. D.
^ K. II. 1IUMJMKL, Main Street,
|«J I.ITTf.E ROCK, ARKANSAS,
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store
HAS always on hand, for sale. Drugs. Modi
lines an"l Chemicals. Dye-stuffs, Oils. Paints,
Varnishes. Window glass. Putty. Glass-ware, sujie
rior qualities of Perfumery, genuine Maria Farina
Cologne—variety of fine Soaps; hair, tooth, flesh and
paint Brushes; surgical and dental Instruments;—
Trusses and Supporters of all kinds; real Havana
Cigars; Snuffs and Tobacco; pure Wines and Bran
dies; Spices. Syrups. Extracts and Essences for culin
ary use; all the patent or proprietary Medicines o
the day; Willing Inks; variety of Pens. Pencils and
Paper; special agents of the celebrated iioolland Ger
man Bitters; M Lean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment; Row
and’s of the University ot Free Mediem; of Philadel
phia: Fever and Augc Tonic Mixture: Blackberry
Syrup; Remedies for the Lungs; Remedies for Dys
pepsia and Indigestion; Family anti-Bilious Pills;
Wolf's Genuine Schiedam Schnaps; fancy articles,
etc., etc.
Having | sire based for cash. I am enabled to sell
as low as any establishment. Warranted to be fresh,
pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly tilled, and satis
faction guarantied with regard to price and quality,
july 17. 1855. lv R. 11. III'M.MEL. M.D.
M UUliKNALK A. KI.1AU.
j DRUG STORE.
rpilE ubscriber having given
J_ up the practice of medicine, will
give lus personal attention to the Drug
business. He is constantly receiving
fresh and inspected medicines of all
kinds. Also Perfumery, Chemicals A
r anoy articles; \> lnOow glass aim i? lass ware; 1 atciit
Medicines “fall kinds su« h as Taylor’s Balsam ol Li
verwurt. Basting's c<>m|>niuid Syrup of Napther ami
Pepsin; ail of Dr. JayneV nd Uomat«>ck's Prepara
tions. Swaini’s and Indian Panaceas. Dailey’s Pain
Extractor, M>>liutt’s Bitters and Pills, Bartholomew’s
Pink Expectorant. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Townsend's, SandV. Carjxnter's. Comstock’s and
Bull’sJSarsapurilla; Fahnestock's. KlonisU»ck’s.Smith’s
and Dead Shot Vermifuges; Oils, Paints, Varnishes,
and 1 >ye Start's.
All goods purchased at this store are warranted ol
the best quality, and will be sold on the most reason
able terms.
%* Physician* can have their prescriptions accu
rately compounded. K. L. DODGE.
Little Rock. September. 13, IS53.
H . J. TUC KER’S UHOLER \ s5 RUP.
For the Cure of Cholera, Flux, Dysentery, Diar
rhoea, Griping Pains, Sick and Ntrvous Head
ache, Pain or Sickness of the St*muc h. In
short, for all irrugnlarity of the Bowels it has
no equal.
rl MlE Proprietor in presenting this medicine to a
X community where it is but 11 le known, is A’ei 1
aware that there are persons who not only cry out
*• humbug" a? -lit medicine*, but about every thing
else with which they are not acquainted; and if we
all bad Ixen -f this class. we would now be livingin
! the dark age*, lint the inquiring and investigating
mind has shed light upon e\eiy department of
Science, ari l there is not a Doctor. Farmer, or Me
chanic in your community but can look back upon
a tow short years ai d he astonish'd at the rapid im
provements it . de it Medicine, Agricultum and Me
chanism. We live in an age or improvement, and it
will la t to say tiiat man will tail at any thing he 1
undertakes. You must kn«»w that new remedies are j
h. ing disc.-verod every year for man's benefit;mo. m\ ,
friends give ihi* medicine a fair trial. Bloody Elux.
« boh ra and Diarrhoea are carrying off thousands ol i
“iir fellow citizens annually. and it would be a bles
sing to our country it some medicine could be made 1
toi lire diseases** fatal in tK*ir consequent s. To this
end 1 have given years of study, andean now con
lidently assert that I have sueceded in getting up a
medicine for the cure ol the above diseases, ana 1
challenge the world to produce its equal.
This preparation having been tested and approved
by the best Physicians of the country, now stands
unequalled by any medicine of like kind in the world.
Its ertt-ct for revealing Pains in the Bowels, curing
Diarrhoea, atul other diseases of the Bowels, and leav
ing them at the same time in good healthy condition,
has been truly astonishing.
I would respectfully ask the ladies, whom God
seems t > have set apart as nurses for the afflicted, to
try this medioim*. and if it proves good, to recom
mend it to their neighbors.
The following area few of the physicians, who
testify to the virtue of this medicine.
A. u. Mc\\ 1 LL1A MS. M. I).. Fulton, Mine.
U F. OINDRY. M. D., Bexar, Ala.
SAME. 1>. Bl i’K, M. D.. Hopkinsville. Kv.
The pamphlets contain numerous other certificates !
from druggi**,s and physician*. anil can be had gratis ;
from Dr. J. J. M.-Aim’ont tv Co.
For sale in Little Lock b> Dr. .T, J. McAlmont &
bo., and by merchants and druggists generally
throughoii the State. June 30. ls.56- ly. * !
DR. McLANES
< klkbratkd
VERMIFUGE
AND
LI \ ER IMLLS.
Two of the host Preparations of the Age.
1 hey arc mu recommended as Universal Cure-alls
\ but sim{ i\ I. r what their name pur [torts.
1 he \ krmifigl. for expelling Worms from the
human ^mi iii. lias also been administered with the
m«*st satisfactory results tc various animals subject
to Worms.
The Liver Pills, for the cure c-f Liver Com
plaint. all Bilious Derangements. Sick Heai>
ACiir etc.
Piitvha-crs will please be particular to ask for Dr.
i (. MeLunes Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver
I ILLS, pi ‘pared b\
Fl.FMING BROS..
sole proprietors. Pittsburgh. Pa., and take no ;
I "Hi. ! . > then* are vunoiis o?her p reparations low
j j r< \f. pub.ic. purj.H>rtiHg to be Vermifuge and
Liver Pills. A1. others in comparison with Dr. Me |
Lane's, are Worthless.
I he genuine MeLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills j
call now be had .' :iS, ivspee!:•!•!(• Drug Sn>ies.
FLEMING BROS.
‘ Worn! St.. Pittsburgh. Pa.,
S le Proprietors.
Sdd by Dr. J. .1. Me A1.MONT W CO., Little Rock !
May 2'h lv>7. i%
| • |
Has been before The public more than 20 years,
and is deservedly popular in the cure of
Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windfalls. Pole
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds,
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fistula. Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameness, Foun
dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange, Foot
i Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism,
Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Roils, Corns,
Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Cliillblains, Chap
ped Hands, Cramps, Contractions of the Mus
I cles, Swellings. Weakness of the Joints, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nippies, Piles, <tc.
£3(f Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. II.
Ti ckkk it Co., Loekport, N. Y.
f5|J“ For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
erally, through the United States. British I’ossea
sions, and other Countries. A g 1 by
K. L. DODGE, Little Kook,
And b\ Druggists and Merchants, in every town
in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine in
New Orleans, Philadelphia, New York, and in all
large towns itrul aiHow \n,r 10 iv
KOOTS AND S I I oilS!
JU^T received from New York, and -A
f r salr* mt the <’ash Store,
pair Gents’ Kip Boots;
24 44 do Calf do (nowed;)
24 do do do do (pegged;)
24 do Boys’ do do (pegged;)
6'> do l . B.. K. E., I* iirogaus;
60 do fine Goat do;
2t>0 do Kip pegged do;
36 do Ladle’s Kid Roots;
36 do do do Slippers;
24 do Lasting Gaiters;
24 do Gents’ Lasting do;
12 do do <’ongress Gaiters;
36 do Misses’ Kid B«»<»ts;
24 do do do Slipfjers;
12 do do Lasting Gaiters;
60 do Chilli’s Shoes,
May 5 1S5T. _ M. OSBORN.
HATS! HA . > . !
THE subscribers have just roceiveil andopen-r—w
e<l a large lot of HATS of every deseiip-1 fi
tion—and are prepared to suit anybody—•• first^®
come first served.”
May 5 IS 57_NEW BERN & HUGHES.
DRESS GOODS.
JUST received a few Patterns of Ladies Flounced
Beriego. which weoffer low for cash.
May 5 1357 _FKILP A DOLLF.Y.
Grain Cradle*.
JVTOTICE to farmers wishing the host quality of
Grain Cradles and Scythes, Waldron’s Grass
Scythes. Hay Forks,etc., sold by
May 5.’57.___D. BENDER.
The Harve-t will surely Come!
A LARGE lot of Waldron’s best Grain Cradles
and Scythe Blades, on the most reasonable
terms-c»ll at A. J. BUTT’S
May 8, ’67 1
Important Medical DiscovlrT
The Greatest Remedy in the J/'
Fog Purifying the m,)0(1
DR. EASTERLY*
IODINE AND SARSADamj,
This Medicine it six times Str,moer fa
Better than any other cSarsanariV a k
use. More than 100,000 hSi*‘VZ2r,v$
Medicine hare been told during the taJ* l'd.,
TT is prepared by a new and approved che-ni , °
1 combines in a highly concentrated sta> ,h . p,n"N
tassium, the Extract of Sarsaparilla (the i, ,0did.
Hie Yellow Dock and Stilling,a, wnh other vm?1* I
hie extracts, which render the compound the ^ “'bl' '•!
effectivecorative known for all disease. », n,0’,c«rt|,'
pure state of the BLOOD or habit of the
Scrofula or King's Evil, Tumors, Canter, o’'
the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic, sore Eve » Kn,P'i«,,
Teller, Scald-Head, Old Sore- and I' ‘
Swelling of the 1.lands, Leprosy, White Swill *’ '
Ions orTubucular (-'on-n nipt ion ofthe Lung, in
Pimples on the Face. Scurvy, Diseases of th’.irb,Ml..
sy.i.ravel, Ptle-, Liver Complaint. SeVnrl, ,
Venereal Diseases, Dyspepsia, Rheums,,,L ,/" "
bilitv, Nemalga or Tic-Dolmeanx, Pam. n ,kV’x ''
Joints, Female Dregularities, Chronic Couch * i
ea-e, ari-mg from the use of .Mercury or cfi" ’ ,"J x
The astonishing power of Dr. Eastkmy' i
Harsararii.i.a in driving out and radically ,00|»< „
eased and impure fluids from the hodv is Z ‘“I i
the matchless curatn e(iropertie. contained il""1' »■
and the scientific manner of it- preparation ,ll'trfci
No preparation claims to combine such ,n.s
as are employed in this, and nooiher ha. . <:*1
many astonishing cures. The most emi,,.?," '
M. Louts, and also those of nearly every si, '*»•"
the Western and Southern State-, recommend fs”d
“on, because it is no secret remedy. an,l th. !hl‘
gredient s are the best that can he used - '
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla ,
Roots or the Disease, destroy- the -
Blend, changing morbid secretions, sn.'. „ ’ • p,nfv(,
and dl-eased fluids of the body_thus ren'"',°'"*1 s
and rendering the cure cert air and perw'"*'^ L
sons afflicted with any disease for which , ,,T- V.
should fail to give it a trial It is the «, 1Sfe’:Urrx, "
remedy for thoroughly eradicating Mi km '.vV11'1 ’
tent, and for the cure of Src ordary Sy V
real Diseases. \o matter how had msv i'* '
It will Annihilate and Expel the Vim, *"'i
system to a perfect stale of Health and Pum,
o' Caption.— Purchasers should hr
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapar l'a >
mg else. No other preps ation combine. tl
la-h, Sarsaparilla, Yellew Dock and Still,. ,. ,
possesses the curative propeities of this ‘
testify that hare o-edit. ’ ** ,
^ Trf* Price, one dollar per bottle; or six bottles f0,
I1-?1 A liberal deduction mail# to dealers wk. v.
again. 10 . >i«t
1r’’ P^P»re<l by Dr. Easterly, corner of Th,,.
not streets, St. Louis, Mo. n r®
tor .<a!e by J. I. McAimont, Druggist Littl* o
l»v l>rngg.Nt-> an.i Dealers in Medicine u ,
the United States. * tnro-^
Die. EASTERLY’S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLS?
Th« Oreat Western Remedy |or 4
Aprue an,l Fever. Cliill* and Fever. Dumb v
tennitent and Kemittvnt Fever and every f
Fever incident to Hilioua Climate*.
’T’ H E most perfect and infallible rente,, v rer
X til* speedy and permanent cure »f Ague ami '
l>r. Easterly’s Fever mul \:llP . ..
This popular remedy has now been before p . "r
years, and during that time, u has cored n„ie than"'
One Hundred Tlxnisand t a*e«
Which ha- fully established its p e en irrnl mtt„
of the West, as the be.t and only reliable remec.y '
dread di*ea'e. K
I hi* medicine i« a compound of the most potent ve»
extracts known, and is the mo>t speedy ai d effe r^y '
tor Fever and Ague known to ihe civ ili/ed wor.:. ;
Dr. Easterly's Fev er and Ague Ki.ler w ill cureu»e *
cases, no maner how long standing, or how bad.
In noca>e has u lailo. io cure, a* far a* he,ml f,on
few tiour* af'er taken, rind nr* person w a* e\ er kno*
tfie second ( lull and Fever after Using it, w ! en u ** .*
ing to directions. It imperfectly hariule^ to the mu.)
cate constitutions, and can be *afelv give 1 to the mo»t *.
infant.
Reader, have yon t he Agneand Fever1 lf*o,rf*>!j
delay not the u»e of this medicine; delay • are danger*]
fcides ruinous to the constitution. L>e Dr. Eastern . .
and Ague K iHer, and it will cure you.
F"Pamphlets containing certuicates shown.* • r
quailed merits ot this nie.iiciue, can be obi a.ned of me \
gratis.
Price. $1 per bottle; or «ix bottle* for
1 \ libera! deduction made to Lruggi*ts and MerttJ
who bnv to 'dl again.
Prepared by I’r. Easterly, corner of Third and CWj
streets, Ft, Louis, >1o.
For sale by J. J . McAlmont, Druggists, Little Rock, it.
ruggi'ts and Dealer* in Medicine genera !>• through
Lulled State*.
Dr. Hooper's I Vmule Cordial.
I S a «afe aud sure remedv for Female { omp i;nt», a- I
from debility, sueh .a* irregularity or >u, > .n
Men*es, Finer Albus or Whites, barrenne**. Sallow t«
plexion, Headache, l>tzzine*s. \\ eak Nerve,. Fr
Dreams, and all diseases caused bv Cold*. Checked i
non, FAce*>es. over excitement, etc. Thou*ands oft**,
have been cured bv • hi*. Cordial .liter ti e prescript r,:.
the-r physicians had failed, and the di*ea e resisted ai ,n
remedies.
No Female who is afflicted with anv di* ease above rur*
or anv irregularity of ihe Monthly Feriod*. «ill •*..
herself if she does not u>e i»H." HUOFER’S FLM*.
t ORDI A I-at once. Delay is dangerous Isethutor;
and it will effectually core you. * j
3T7 I’rice $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5.
V"3 Prepared and sold by Dr. Easter y, corner of T:
and Chestnut stree.i.St. Louis, Mo., soie proprietor.
For sale by J. J. MeAlmont, Druggist, Li tie Rock.&c
Druggists and Dealers in .Medicine generally iluougiiu. ;
l oiled skate*.
FOUND AT LAST
The Lrenl Kernedv for
CONSUMPTION.
Dr. FarlerN (oti”h KuDhui
For the ( ure <>t < iiukfiw. Colds, Asthma. C’on^r.r'
tiou. Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood Pain •
Side and Breast.. Pleurisy. W hooping C*‘Ugh 1 r
Liver Compliant. Palpitation or the Bean,an.,
Diseases nt the Threat, ('best and Lungs.
CJMIF. time ha»come when Consumption may be claui
JL among the
CurHble Diseases.
\\ e ate living in an age of improvement; and Mfdn
Science is making rapid advancement. In ;>ortant di*r>
np' are being made in the medicinal agen,* en:pioyed \
well as in the art ot combining and preparing them. r
mo*t important discovery made in the nineteenth cern
that celebrated remedy tor the Lungs, called UR. CARTEE
CUC4iH BALSAM.’
1 ins medicine combines remarkable Tonic. Expeclom
soothing and healing properties. 'Ihe Tonic proper!
strengthen the lungs, while the Expectorant propertie* i
duce easy and free e\|>e<*i oration, ami its soothiri {andba
mg properties speedily allnv the Cough and all infla nma; :
and etlect a perfect cure by soothing and strengthening 3
irritated organs.
Too much cate and attention cannot be erven to
DiM'Hse*. ot the Lungs,
Our varying climate and the cold, bleak wind* of the no
ami west, produce Cold* and Coughs which demand of ?
wi»e and prudent the earliest attention. Have v.u t
t old or ( ought Do not neglect it for a single da\ Pruet
a: once that celebrated remedy, l»r. Cartel* Cough Bva
w hich ha* cured thousand* up »n th >usand» of Cold-, ( »i.;'
Asthma and • oiiMiniption, after ex erv othe* means had »■
and the patient had been given up bv his triends and pc
cians to die. I
.No person afflicted with a Cough, Cold, or anv di*«»M!
the I hroat, Chest or Lung*, will he just to ih"ein*eive»
thev go down to the gra\ e without testing the \ irtue» ofi'i
t AKl LR S nil t.tl It A 1>A >1 : j
i ru e 1 rial bottle Jo cts.; large bottles II perbo:.i*
or six itothe* for
A liberal deduction made to dealer* who buy to »e
Prepaie . by hr. Ka*tei|y, corner 1'hird a- d t' lies'm:
St. I.oui*. Mo., sole proprietor. Order* promptly t'c r
For *a e by J. J. McAlmont, Druggist, Little Rock.*'
bv i*ri ggi*t> and heaiers in Medic.ne ge iera ly tr-r-*ug -
the Cniieds* ate*. |>h. in. |>.v' h
DR CHAMPIONS
v i:a i; r a h l i: a <. i i; i* 11, l s.
4 ^AhEanl certain cure I t Chills and Ft-wr *
m- Fever and A^ue. in all its cmir.dii-jrcti f>>m
also—-an cell ;ual icim-dy f■ r Fevers of every vie
scrip: ion This medicine is perfectly sale and hurt;.
u‘>> in its etlccts and may be given wi : perf
ty. to p» r> tis of all ages it never fail' t • elf : I
cure, when taken accoiding todirectionsaec,>i!:}'an
c.i )i !>• *x. it is „;.•*• pi nfcLV vegetable, c -nta l
n<> .!• u teri'us clrug>. nor nmicrai iuedicii.es if
kind.
ALSO,
T>r. Champion's Anti Bilious Fills. IVs*,
four important combined pro}**rti«*s caret .i.y
correctly combined, one article t«* assist the via •
another, for the benetr - f tbe heulth of Mat m -
l bis medicine is reem mended to the a" '! !
nersons afflicted with Liver Complaints. Ihq*
l>roj*sy, Bilious Habits, t'ostiveness Il«*a*l;o be a:
Sick Stoma' h. Serofu 1« u'-affections, Fmu >: -max'll
and all those disimso arising front <leranc. n •:/. ■
tbe Liver. ^tomacli, Bowels or Blood. Being pike
ly vegetable, we consider them unsurpassed : v «:J
other medicine as a common purgative and i ■
dently recommend them in all cases, where a pnr**
ti\e medicine is required, we misrht, annex
above advertisements almost any number of ocr" -
cates-but we wish no lietter certificate than tha
which every one gives who uses tlieru. ih->>e |*T'* 4
who wish to know «.f the effects have - nly toenquir
of those who sell them, at the follow in*; places.
Fills have been sold in I.i;tie Keck. anl i'-re'
places—purporting to he genuine Chan-, i« r's 1'
1 hey are in most eases sol 1 by a stents iravclii " *
and selling Mexican Mustang Liniment and Britfc
Fills- we wish to warn persons ot this so that n
tnay not he deceived. Buy none onlv of the Air' ?
whose names appear at the bottom of this adur’ “
ment, orof those who are sure thev have ohni ' -
the genuine Champion's Fills from the pmprixv'5
or their agrente, who carry with them no other med
einos.
K. L Dndpe. M I).. J. J. McAlmont. M 'd
A. Ken near. VVm. George & Bro.. Little K^k s!
by intents in nearly all the town* are villages in »**
the Western and Southern States.
Prepared only by F. M. SWYER A CO..
BfUriPt.
to whom all business correspondence should be
dressed. p.|, 9m
COOK STOVES.
RECEIVED by steamer H. Fitxhngh: 19
10 Jackson Pu'tern; |
8 Black Diamond do; ^
2 Charter <»ak do;
8 Charcoal Furnaces, for heating Flat Irons.
Extra Lining plates Cover-- etc.
For sale, low foreash hv .1. BKISBINA’11,
New Tin Shop. cor. Markham and KeiA^
May 12 ’57 8m
A CHANCE FOR THE MILLION
r|MlE sultscribersare desirmisof so nrmg anAP3^'
X either tiM le t>r female, in every Town and' '•
ot the Union, to engage in a light and pleasant I"3*
ness, by w hich they , an make w ith ordinary «&*!'
from 85 to 8 ■11 |aT ilav Every information'll ^
gi^en by addressing with stamp to pav returnW**'
S. A. DEWEY A 00,
May 5. ’57—8t Box 151, Philadelphia, r»
TO TH* PUBLIC. .
fINAKE Notice, that Bounty Lund Warrants,.
X 38819, for eighty acre* under net of ‘h
March. 1855; was issued in the name of L. D- a
e l on the Sfi'.h June. 1858, and was sent to Ku.*<
McBath. Perryville. Arkansas; this is there!' **rf *'
notify all persons that said Warrant has net been t
ceived. and that. I shall make application to the f133
missioner of Pensions for a Duplicate, ami u
caveat to that effect, in the proper office at " a-hir.g
ton City, I). C. L. D. MITCHELL*
by Bisskl McBath. Agent*
Perryville Ark.. 7th April’57. M *
WOOL ROLLS! . '
IIow to Prepare the Wool for the V*
Carding Machines, in Pike County
WASH it, this is for the interest f the
owner. Semi at the rate of one gal- IPM.
ion of Lard to each 100 Pounds of Wool Jo****
but do not grease the Wool yourselves.
sheets or blankets sufficient to pack the rolls* ^c‘
a napor with your name anil instructions on each l1*.
cel. The price for Carding is 10 cents a pound,
one quarter toll as vou like.
Burs.—No extra charge on Wool that cont»‘r_
BUKS provided the pay is CASH: hut if the (»o
to be in toll, one eightn extra toll will be charge,
burring. In all cases the Wool must be w*eil wap-11*
and dried.
WOOL ROLLS Alwuvs on hand for sale.
HENRY MERRILL, Ag»»‘
A{M 14 '6T tf

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