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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 PULAsKI COUNTY.
 Palashi Giregtf Coa4 ja C515ceg h racatioa, 1efl .z..,,. dl9 gf .larqst..'. ,. l8l4. William Pe1eH, comp4iaa9i,
 v3i,.r iz5, D ,., e5i n f=,5.." h4i Ior bi'0fee. AN ME William P.ach and fl $ his Bill against S Nancy Palc for Divorce: The substanc. oi which bill is, tat they were married on the 29th of February, 1882. in Illinois; that they removed o Little Rock, Arkansas, in Jana 1881; that said Nancy has been since then guilty of adultery; that she has twice attempted to kill him, in l6l4 that on tHe fifth day oi August, ls44, she left the bd and board of C said William, with thc ayowed intention of following enc Janes Gouldng and living with hn as his wiie. And the Bill praYs for divorce no only f,o b-G lad board. bat from the bonds ol .H4tr aeny. sul e5.aal9inat also il,s Lis affidavit. whereby fl aPpeas tfa s id Nancy is not resident of the Sla oi Arktas
 Whar II. ol on mo.ilsrof s ,jd complainant its by th4 q rs, 0! said Cont i aion ord .fed Una fl er-golas entry and tie oiiowiag order published h soue .Wsaa1f printed in this Stale, Tor Ii 5ht weeks sacc ssiyelY, tho as inserion thereofto b al aast ioar weeks bstof- the last Monday of Novem b T next to wit
 STArE OF ARKANSAS,
 To NANCY PtAaH, the above named defendant Or etlng:
 You are h'rsby motif q, that William Psach has eXibly9d in the Circuit Count ot Pulaski County Sat of Arkansas, his Bill of Complaint asaias you :. the subs.aace of the allegations and prlyel whereof are above stated and you are therefore qursd to aTpear before said Court at the next term thereof, to be hoIlan at the conrt house, in said county, on the last Moniay oi November next, and plead O. answer to said bill within the time requir by law, CT tha sane viii talen as confess d. S<c Win ss If rndon Hafalson, Clerk oi said Court ia vacation, this lath dav of August, A. D. I344.
 HERND0N HARRISON Clerk
 by JAMES THOMPSON. D. c Copy, attest, HERNDUN NRALSON, Cl'k.
 by JAMES THOMPSON. D. c Aug. 2l, l344. n4}-Sw-[prs ice pald.
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BOOKS! EB(DGP5S!! -A APHW.-a,EneaqH Eop1hLfcaffnn,s

V Se , S@Ass~%~e eb GsbyAGV G0EESs LUST re 3iF d on commission, q Dsbme b.tween s9 Rev. \. Ca.n3bsil and B " NJ. L. Rics. on th. action, subj e, d-si n and administration Of Chris ian Baptism; also, on the character of spiritual in thence in conversion and specification, and on t1t eXPed ancy and tsndency ol Ecclosiasiic Creeds. as terms of union aad co amunion Also, for sala. the Life and Speeches ot II nry Clly in volumes: Allison shlstory ofEuropa, tron the Commencement of the French Revolution in l73o, to the Restora- ion Of the Bourbons, in I3lj; Remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Bfougham; Mrs. Ellis popular works, over 50,0G0 volumes sold, in cIading The Mothers of Eng, Women ol Eng. Daughters of Eng, Wives of Eng The Poetry ol Life, The Pictures oi Private L5, first and second series, Voice from the Vintage, Sc.
 Just received from the American Tract Society, a large assortment of Moral and Religious Publica. lions, which will be sold cheap for cash, among which is, The Evan 5aIis Fa niy Library, in thirty vols. Flavel3s Foanain ol Life; Saints Rest, Be. &c., log sthaf with aa assortment oi suadrY school books, for Libraries, Scc and for sal by
 H. BATES & -Co.=
 NH&tam Stfeet, ,3s4leys Rolo April D. fS44 fy-32
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RAEsS. TVAE4LGEIKg-S FEMALE
 &EI3Esesha..

SFLOND SESSION. NT FRS. WALKER bags lave to inform her prcsen 1YA patrons and the public generally, that she de signs commencing the second session of her schoo will be prepared to receive pupils in the varoas branches ofstudy constituting auselul and polite edu cation. The course Of instruction will embrace the different branches of the English language, Ortbog- raphy Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, Grammar Geography, History, Philosophy, SSe. &c. She vii give lessons in French and Music privately or il class, as may b. desired. She will also be prepared session.
 Rctarences.-Rev. JAMES YoUNG, THOMAS " NEWTON. ALBERT PIKE. JOHN II. CREASE.
 Little Rock, An.. Ii, l544. 45
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EH. EgAFsE4EgE
AP0THEClRT.4ND DRUGGTST
MIN SHEET, LITTLE noeK. ARKANsA!

MAIN sTKEET, LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS.
 9 of S Drugs 1ss.sfs Medicines f ssse CSeneaIs sey 59 Paints, &c. &c.--which will be sold low
 E for CaA-ALso-reeeivcd on comms- esS.rA sion, and will be sold at New York prices The Indian Panacea; Taybie Elixir for the cure oi lors Basam of Liyerwort; Rheumatism; Hays Lini- MoAatt's Pills and PhG-ment Dr. Ludlum's Spe- nix Bitters Pease's Hore- cifc; Connel'5 Mixture hound Candy; Sapping- fIasken's Hair Dye; Balm tons Pills Chainpion's do;of Columbia; HeW's Lin Greens Fever and Ague iment, Sc Ssc Mixture; Indian Vegeta-
 April 24. l544 32-6m
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Of hig afEairs at tha Hernitage, boil outdoors

of his affairs at the Hermitage, botf outdoors. and in.
 Taken all il allsths He mi. age is a place of incompafa5le beauty, in.erest, and an- deur-just such place as sholllssuppose a great man, combining tie prominent qualities of the philosopher, with those of the General anu statesman, would select and prepare for his reti einent from the storms of public life. It consists of about 1000 acres of land, which a'e divided with admirable order and arrange ment into gardens pleasure grounds, fruit orchards, shaded walks, forest lands, and cul- tlyated fields-the whole evincing the Gene rai's iorethought, superior judgment, love of order, excellent taste, and true philosophy.
 To conclude, should never have had so high all admiration of Gen. Jackson's char acter as l ought if had not seen him as l have described. Il will be a long time fear, before l shall ''look upon his like again"
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AS returned from the East with large as A1 sertment of Goods, and has taken the store on Main street, formerly occupied by Col Merriclz, next door west from II. Mitchell where he will be happy to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage; Among his assortment may be found
 s cases gents fine sewed calf Boots; 10 cases begged calf do; l6 cases kip do; 1 thick do Il eases mems kip Brogans, stout; cases calf do do 6 cases youtil's kip Brogans, do 1 do Boots Also. good assortment of Ladies and Misses sewed and peg'd Bootees; fine sewed buskin Shoes, and gaiter Boots; ladies French kid Slippers do ties and walk ing Shoes; good asst of Chldrens stout and light Bootees TOO pairs Negro Shoes; 800 do Russatt : cases gents fine Beaver hats; do Russia do : do Casslmere dc; black and white Wool Hats : Z 5aht and youth fine fur, velvet glazed, and sea Iate Caps.
 fIht no. 25H dag u-1v
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Fresh Drgass and Medicines,
?, For Sale Wholesale and Retail

2, For Sale Wholesale aaa Retail. SzaazA59 yENIIE subscriberis constantlyrsceivine
 -I from New York genuine assortment zfa of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Pcrfl tasssazz=s meLG Paiats, Oils, Dye Stgfs, Sc. Sc Aiso-Patent Medicines; among which are Dr. Tay. for 5 Balsam of Liverwogt; Jaynes' expectorant Hewes Iinimant; Ln's strengthening plaster: Rom. stock germifage Mo4att's phnnix bitters and yeg. etat le life pills; BmtholomcWs expectorant; Sphsn 4l-dIcine'; 0dridges balm of Columbia for the hair Wsish's mathematician.
 All of which viii b. sold low for cash.
 DIR. k. L. DODGE,
 Markham street, doors west of the Little Rock June, 2l, 1874. 4I-tf ,'0'--
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Cogre. SugaE'. Salt, Eron &lc.

V15b-ZV'V-s v E.7i 7aE '-'SeEVF rFVTE undersigned have on hand and are selling
 very low, 1ull supplies of the above articles, also bl sached and unbialched don nstcs, ticbiugs, Osnabnr gs. cotonadas; English, French and Ameri- cam prints Of various qualities and prices Boots, shoes, hats and ready made clothing suitable the season; and also a neral assortment of Groceries, onrsns2yare. hardware school books, woodenware, tnyare well ropes, plough lines, trace chains, horse collars brides, saddle bags, &c., SSc., All of which tbeyvilI sell at the cheapest rates for cash
 e'N' VIM. VANCE SS BROTHERS.
 April 24, 18l4 Ata, aeaf Mai7tlam street.
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Groceries. -z=-.-=5z JUST received per S. b. Paragon, 9 sacks Hlvaaa Coffee, l5 do Rio do. 1t--1i, do St. Domingo Coffee, TEAS.H chests superiina Imperial Tea, zs do do Young Tyson,
 10 boxes Honey Dew Tobacco. 5 boxes Cavendish Tobacco, do Kentucky do 5,000 Trabaco Cigars, 1000 Ragaiia do 1000 Hail Spanish Cigars,
 Coils Manila Rope
 20 Dozen boxes Mustard,
 2 Bb!s. No l MaeIerel All of which will b. sold upon terms to suit the times. II. N ALDRiCH
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And, also, in each of the respective counties, the following county officers, to wit one Sheriff, one Coroner, one Clerk of the Circuit Court, County Treasurer, County Surveyor; and for the respec, tive townships in each county, one Constable, and such number of Justices of the Peace, as are autho rzed by the constitution and laws of this State, And al,o, three School Commissioners for each and every county in this otate as provided by sec D of " an State of Arkansas approved Feb. 3d, lSt3. The Sheri4s of the respective counties are required to cause said elections to be holden according 10 law
 Tn sstinony whereof have hereunto
 set my hand, and caus d the seal of said L. S. stata to be Affixed at Little Rock, on the
 3lst dly of July, A. D. 1874.
 SAML ADAMS. By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of Stote. Jaly 3l, l9l4. 46-de
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G GRDCERsES.

r. N zk lB J EG lE hTS. s as' ,seelyed, per steamboat Eveline, and other SiiFas, on consignment,
 ahhds. sugar,
 10 b sacks Rio Coffee,
 I Kegs Spanish 1otant Indigo,
 Dbl. Madder,
 .. bbls, Copperas,
 70 boxes Tobacco, ,.,, 50 sacks salt, ,1a ,Oaa a1reduced prices, in order to close the 'N'sht' J. MITCHELL, Auction ,., and Commission Merchant, --Ioeet, Ltfffe Rock. March ,. IS44. 25-lv
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'.Ie who by the plough would thrive, Himself mus: neither holl or drive
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r'7E11g=-13T4,& 6NEORGE &= BROTHERS Have
 #zf-3# NJ just received fresh supply oi
 st.1zsE.AB the following articles, which they afe ess ----z / disposed to Il at reasonable prices, viz: superior lot of Coffee Sugar, Molasses, Tea. Sec., Wins, (c0asis'iae of Madeifu Malaga, Cuet, Mlscat, Trench, and IYhite fViaes, Lemon Syrup, Cordias, assorted Liquors, No. Soap, Lard Can dlas, Be; lot of fn hollow ware Castings, assorted Cfockeries and Stoaawara; also, Domestic Goods. Shoes, Boofs, Clothing. S.c Sc
 July Ed, Is44. 42-h
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CN-golNER'g,.75 alEg.SEEEle.
GREAT EgAEReaAENS /.
D, B-.rJ 3T3

D. DEEJ .3T7TG HAS just received, psr late arrivals, a fresh and | { splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con- sistiny in part oi black Alpaca, fgd Oslolians, Chus3ns and Chusan alains; Thibat Orleans; a yenaraI assortment ol Prints Cling ha.ns; Chacls !; flannss Linseys; Ky. Jeans; Kirsays Satin tts, Cassinares, Cloths; blaached and brown Sheetings and Shirtngs, Hosiery, tmbfslias, ShawIs, Cloves, Sc. Sc.
 Also. by raccnt arrivals. q frash assortment of
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WNANT1EHD
e,gspavp Cash Sgos'e.

yxTILLIAM VANCE & BROTHERS, dealers ries Boots. shoes. Hlts. S>c, in the store formerly occupisdby NJ .ssrs. ATeLain $ Badgett Main street near Markham, Littl, Rock have on hand full sup plies the abeva articles, which they will sell al the very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides, Tallow Peltres, Furs Slc taken in exchange and for whicl the highest market value will be paid.
 ittle Rock. ApriI 20. ISL. 22
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NHNN GnEpdA aNS

IA HWY GHsPQgaF8. UST received per steamboat Paragon large ; and general stock of
 DTE Goods ansl Groceries. suitable for the Sumner trade, which will b. sold cheaper than eyer for cash persons desirous of pur chasing would find t to their interest to call and eX2min his stock bsfora purchasing elsewhere; he IS determined to Fl goods of every description at small profit and take in exchange all kinds o coun- try produce at the market prices
 Store one door next 10 II Mitchell
 H.. ALDRICH Huia street. Little Rock Jnne r. l844. 40-tl
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EeEgEetttg. EA,E,a9aN.

BI LID GOVERNOR.
 VNj dEREAS, the constitution and laws of this " eta'e fequir that a general election shall b. ho.d therein On the first Monday in October next, therefore, 1, ealnut Adlms, Governor of the Stats ot Artlans IS, do ler by car4 and m e known that saeh sa gal q ctioa wl b. hold n ia the respective couaa-s ot this atlt., on the sld first Monday in dcobef xt, for the election of Governor Rep resentatiVe to tas Goagr Of the United States and for one s.ate S1nl-of from each of the following Senatorial Districts, 10 wit:
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 New AeOa.aaDze ka0ase NAaEs. TENHE und srs 5ned respectfully informs the farm | CTS and planters of the South and Vest that he has invented new portable CREST MILL, well adapted to grinding corn and wheat, by animal pow CT; which he warrants to grind faster, with the power than any other kind oi horse mill in use. It is capable of grinding F bushels of good al per hour and, with good horses, he will warrant it 10 grind from i to bushels of excellent meal four in the same time.
 It is deemed uauac assary to give description of this mill as il is presumsd no one wifi purchase without first examining and judging fits merits - Suffice to say, it is driven by band can be attach ed to any common gjn-wheel; and for cheapnass, simplicity, durability, and practical utility, he war rants il superior to any other portable Gris Mil in use.
 Ha has one in operation, at his residence, miles Southwest of Little Rock, and earn sy invites all who wish 10 purchase mill, to examine 1t before purchasing elsewhere. The price is from $75 to sI25, according 10 size and quality.
 He also manufactures to order S{raio Cutters, Faaaang Mills. 1Hreshiag Hactiaes, Gins, Horse P0eg CTS and ali kinds ol machinery on the most apprO- vcd paus and oi durabl materials.
 Orders address d 10 him, at Little Rock, Arkan- sas, will meet with prompt attention.
 GEORGE BRODIE. Lille Rock Jiine P, lS44-39-3m
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&eel Pens.

Stce8 E'cns. 9O GROSS Purdo,g pens, OO 9 do American school pens, 9 do periaa Pens, 5 do Masnum Bonum pens, 4 and quirs Ledsers, of fine ruled paper, on consignment and to be sold low
 J. MITCHELL, Auction aaa
 Commission Merchant,
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Nab,E,Ea1E.

INV n hNH1s A IL persons indebted to the late firm of F. Y. A BAKER X co, either by note or book acc t afs requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within a reasonable time, will be RH iato the hands of all attorney, lol collection GEO. BoGGs is authorized to receive aoney. and give receipts, notes Ind accounts dae E. Y. Baker &. Co.
 Laiie Rock, Oci. II, IS43. Eff
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R E,TE RE.

ME subscriber would resp zcJlnlly inform lis | friends and the public, genoraIly that he has removed to Main street, to the store lately oc- capied by A33asoa & Garter, where he viii con tinue the .46ciloa forcafdiag gad c2mmj55t0a 6a- si2css. He has lha3e arrangements in the Eas- tern cities, to b. constantly receiving large and general assortment of Staple and Dry Goods and Gfoceresaa and all kinds Of goods to suit this mark et He can assure his friends aad the pubic, geaa- rally, that ha will b able to s at Eastern prc S with tl. addition ol lfsig ght aul ch1rsos H. has loW on h1uI.a Iafga assortment o. Stlpll and Fan Y Dry Gools, Gfocari $ and Hardware, Boots and SAo g.
 Go9atlY mzrcaaats aal planters will find 1t te lzeif interest to cliI Il Jacob HitcisI's
 Auction 8aazsa,
 al examine for ttens -Jfss, beIoe1 making .ufcha- saS elsewhere.
 finas otszliing at Auction. Eyry W:dn shy als5t-and eYary 6a.nrdly, lron 10 o'clock a. m. aatIl p. n.-1nd coutiaae il t5e evening by caa- lie Ii silt. JACOB MITCHELL,
 .4uciion ,tad CoRRi,isioa HerchqW, Mlil street, LHtie .111t, Ht,ct j, t5t4 2j-Iv
 CG-PAEeEX zlEgsEgnHe. EEN.tE uad fsi ,a d hay lis dly associlt=d them I s.Ivts 10; .tl T for the trans iction oi q COT F9N FACTJRAGE AND GENERAL COM MISSION BUSINESS ia Naw Orleans, und .r the aana and style of John c. Pratt X Co.,; office at , Common street. JNO. c. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 $. F BELKNAP. 0rl-a... Iet
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Lso. by recent arrivals. fresh assortment of
Groceries,

Sugar, Coffee, Salt. Se, Sc.
 The above goods were purchased in New Yorl, and New Orleans, eXpr ssly for this market, and will be sold CHE for cash only Store on the cor aar of Main and Markham streets.
 Iafle R2ck. Dee. ?. 1913. I2-tf
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MEssRs CLAY AND WFBsTpR

The ''Madlsonian" IS getting out . series of papers (''EssayS," they are styled by their author,) under the head of ...Mr Ciay-Rc- pu6iicatioa.o They were published some time since by the Madisonan; and we under stand, that they were from the pen of Mr. Webster-and that the originals i'll his hand writing arc snl in ale hands of the Editor. They are strong, strange Essays. For exam pie, from the 4tI No:
 ''ln short, the sober truth, of which MT. Clay's friends can never be convinced, and of which he is less likely even than they to be persuaded, Is, that with no inconslderable striking reputalon, and always put forward by his jealous friends, he has yet no hold upon the confidence of the great mass of the community. More than twenty years have proved this, Thepeople of tie United States, not undervaI Iuing his talents and abilities for certain objects, yet do not sec ill him that mild, moderate guardian and parental char acter i'll which they love to contemplate the Chief Magistrate Mir. Clay is dogmatical, opinionated. Between him and his friends, even the most attached, there Is no intercourse ol independent mind with independent mind, there Is no munaity of respect and defer ence; nothing like confidence upon equal terms. Y ears have not soitened these repel- ling qualities, and when his supporters ap- proach him. he expects and will admit nothing but ealty and homage. All this is not sad loosely and ineonsiderateIy. There is not one of his friends who will not admit it's truth. With these characteristics, how ever, he may draw admiration, he cannot in- spire love and confidence. The feeling is general, and il is true, that he has no sympa- thy with the great body of his countrymen, but thathe builds his hopes of success upon brilliantachievements, on political manGuvres on compromises, ol.Which he has as many, and is generally as Successful ill them as Sir Hugh Evans in the Merry Wives of Windsor, and on the unscfupulous devotion of his up- holdels and parlizansn ..Io raise Mr. Clay is impossible, To sink with him, if the attempt be made, inevitable"
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k781F8AE.El SCEEeD0ED,

FEMALE SCEHDDE. AH ADAME D'ESTIMAt WILLIE bers leave to 4YA say that her School will be re opened, for the fteEploa ol pupils, on Monday the 2nd day of Sep In addition 10 the usual branches ef education, M 1dam D 'EsTtMAuvILLE proPos s teaching Fancy orK and eX X2ecs materials for that purpose, from V w York. Also, the newest and most fashionable Music.
 Little Rock. AMsns. 2Ist. lsl4. 4a
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ED ECEIvED per Steam Boat Rola, large and and H0 general assortment Of Glass Ware, when ', VIII be sold cheap for cash. All kinds of Country fIo- duce taken in exchange for Goods.
 Sept 4th, ls44-52 II. N ALDklGh.
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CLAY's GAMnLtSG-WmG TEsrIMoSY-- The Washington correspondent of the N. I. Express, writing from Washington, at the time when Lord Ashburton was entertained in grand style by the coon aristocracy, says of one of the fashionable gambling parties:
 "At one of the CARD TABLES were Lord Ashburton, Mr. CLAY, Mr. Bodiscoe. the Russian Minister, and MT. Crittenden-four very distinguished men, willing away their time very pleasantly, but not very proitably, perhaps, some will say. It was, however, but a SOCIAL GAME OF CARDS, with nothing worth naming at stake l!o
 sNolhmg worth naming" in this case means golden eagles or half eagles. The for eign Lords and Ministers would disdain to gamble for less stake.
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ID ECEIyED per Steam Boat Rolla, -aG 900 bs Assorted Cotton Yarn, 800 s Copperas, dog, Large Painted Tubs,
 II. N. ALDRICH,
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MR PoLK's PRIVATE Characterization is sketch of the personal character of Mr. PoLE, illianlly drawn by the hand of a master. Il Is from a speech delivered by George Bancroft, the hl. t1gian, al the demo- cratic meeting held al Concord, New Hamp- shire, on the 9th June:
 ''Iu presenting you the name of James K. Polk, of Tennessee, for the office of Pfesi- dent, my first word,n sad M, Bancroft, Sis this--his p'ivate life is pnfe. Ffou hoyhood, the caree' of James k. Polk has been unsul- lied. At the University, he was noted for his sobrey and diligence obtaining the highest honors in his class. lie IS ignorant ol every game of hazard he knows nothing of cards; his hand--l speak on the authority of men, who reside near him, who know him well, and would otdeeeiye me--ltis hand has ne- yer been raised against the life of his fellow man. Without taking the pledge. and with out preension, he abstlins from ardent spirits, and illustrates by his example, the virtues Of strict temperance. In word, his private character is unbemished as man and christian. say this reluctantly. Religion is the very best possession in tie world, but the last to be spoken of l. should dwell quietly in the heart, and rule the life; not to be hawked about as commodity nor scour- ed up like a rusty buckler for protection; nor to be worn on the shoulders, like blan- ket, for defence. have said this reluctant- ly but silence on the present occasion, might be misinterpreted, and ii is due to ous candidate 10 say, mathis integrity and purity, and attachment to his early instructions in religious duty are such, that in the present canvass he does not need to hide his life be-
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EDEe. CRAVEN gPEN'E'eeN :

sF5os Ss&a A aa-S s1 A S1AS BTAS located AiAself al OscEoLA. in M65t5s1p@ t X county. .4fkus1s. and oefs his s9rrle2s 10 tiy pubic in the P.lctics oi MEDicGNa and SURGERY, in ali th r branches.
 He is at all holrs ready to atsend to professional calls; and nay always b9 ioand at hom9, except yh n in attendance upon the sick.
 ADrii l344 34-tf
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KEA RFs " {, R E

HAIRED HT 4aHsE3. USF re 5ivzd, by +. \. Afafich. a general as- s5 sostm n oi Hardware, Cutlery, &c., S1c., and Tor sal lew for cash.
 May 18th, l34l. s.
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Attached 10 the hoase is a hrfe and connn dious BRICK srAnlf, which is w2i snpPli-d wit provender.
 iCj- Anthony Hons, tickets will b. r2d diemed I this house. and at the Alhambra ia Arlaus1s bank notes. JOHN BROW N.
 J;tfo NocI. N9ronbor I IS13 S-U
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And, also, members of the House of Representa- tives oi the next General Assembly of this State, from the respective countless to wit:
 Frnu tha cousv oF 1 rls,nsae I Rapraeant,t;,,a
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Hot Springs. :s
ANTHONY HOUSE.
 AND GENERAL STAGE G1z1EfEGiEl, RtarIzaam Street. Little Rock. Ark.

r.-r THa proprietor would respecttuIlyin- sf2e \ form his ii snds and the travelling ss..s x public, that he las I2asad this WELL Sa sls KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT for tern E=..z=s<< = of years. for the accommodation Q thosa wlo nay favor him with theii. patron2sa a.l ped5 hias | to 10 n. i.i his power to ader tfeh stay W6iit at Lis eHst. agf. tabis.
 His able 8iH always b supplied with tae lnxH- ri5s ol he dson. and his hoas-. ia ethefr SD ets wil not b a fiof to otA=r es5bd%4n nts; and t within w mia4tzs walk ot tn st an-bo2 iaad ing where dIIsty and careful porters Will be ia ti t.n.l.nn. tn .., .,..,. :, | b .a ., h Eh. hn.ls.
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E9E2ESEE ARREVAElS.

LiHIe Roc1:, Jug. q, 1844-4o