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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Progress and its

From tho Washington Union July l21
IL now four months since Mr. Polk assumed the seals
Of office, and entered upon the discharge Of the
weghty responsibilities to which he was called by his
countrymen
Our foreign relations have occupied no nconsderable
portion OF his time He u.s. emphatically working Pre-
deEt and he has been most fortunate In having
him talented, harmonious, and working cabinet. To
his energy wisdom and forecaste IL the CO ountry in
great measure indebted for the speedy harm
glorious contamination Of the Of Texas 10 the
United States according to the terms prescribed by the
resolutions OF Congress A strong naval force was
promptly placed in the Gulf Of Mexico and tho army in
the Southwest concentrated the SABINE thus giving
assurance to the Texan people that as anne
on was accepted by thea they would be under the pro
lection OF our flag The naval force displayed on Vera
Cruz gave distinct and significant indication Mexico
that at the same time desire peace and the strict
observance OF our treaty obligations with that power
prepared to resist the aggressive measures which
Mexico threatened in the event of Texas accepting the
terms Of .s annexation proposed BY our Congress.
gec measures OF the administration produced in deter
ring Mexico from making any hostile movement well
as In giving confidence Texas that she would be
ected and defended in giving her assent to the union
Ihcse measures have undoubtedly essentially aided our
Snarge pAares Mr. Donelson in thwarting and defeat
nY the ihtgues and ofcious intermeddlng of the Br
sh Minister, who abored with zeal worthy OF better
cause to defeat annexation. Every movement of the
BRUSH and French Minister'S especially the former the
sudden and unexplained departure OF the TEXAN sccre
sry OF State sir Ashbel smith) on his mysterious mis-
S,on 70 hngana was watched BY the government
and the skill and ability Of that minister have Completely
frustrated and destroyed all the ntrgues Of the enemies
Of anne exation whether foreign or domestic.
This is the only question, foreign or domestic, which
has been brought to its during the four
Of the administration which have elapsed
We may, however, confidently assure the public that
the same vigilance has been observed in all our foreign
relations with other countries.
Until the meeting of Congress in December no appro
pirate opportunity will be afforded to Mr. Polk to declare
his whole policy foreign domestic The public how
ever. are not left to vague conjecture rs 10 what il
will be.
Having in scsacrifcing spirit, announced his deter
mnaton in advance to but single term there Is
no future in politics. for him. beyond that period He
mas therefore, personal ambition to crafty; and his
wno,e ann we are sure is to his country faithfully
in the ascendant " " P"'o 'e'
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WALES GLOBE, and Transparent Celestial Sphere
lienow the Normal Schools NJ Boston and Albany
at the High School and Naval Asy am Philadelphia, in Yale
Common Schools i Ney York and ohsr cities and States
others Manufactured and for sale by g. VALE his Naut
cal and Mathematical Establishment Franklin square New
York Y end rnE
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Foreign Markets.

DEMEsARA, June 2o.-The following the quota,
items for articles of American produce the above date
Flour 81 so 75 market overstocked and sales dull,
Corn Meal ST. demand limited Pilot Bread So rs, dull
Rice 81 20 per 100 lbs; Corn &c per bushel Cheese
ii u cts; Lard 10 cts; Hams 10 II cts; Butter Ia
cents, and very aull.
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Corn Trade.

During the last week. six eight thousand bushels
corn have been shipped from st. Louis Cincinnati
Considerable quantities have been bought for the same
market at other landings the Mississippi below
is said to be worth 10 per bushel in Cincinnati
This Is rather Of trace Heretofore Gin
cinna has obtained large supplies OF from the Wa
bash.--Sf Louis Era.
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THE EYE.
THE EYE.
DIR. POWELL AND DIR. DIOSSY,
OC ULLST,S ndOPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
No lnua


DIR. POWELL AND DIR. DIOSSY,
OCULLSI,S andOPHTHALH1TC SURGEONS,
No. 261 broadway,
CORNER OF WARREN STREET, NEW York,
CONFINE their Practice 10 Diseases OF the Eye Opera
~ upon that organ and appendages and all imper
fecons Of Vision. Testimonials from the eminent med
cal Of Europe and America. Reference Patients Who
have been perfectly cured Of Cataract
Nebul@ or Secks the Eye, Srabsmus Squirting &C.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted lwihout any pain OF opera
SPECTACLES;-Adyice given as to the kind Of Glasses
suitable to particular defects.
The Poortreatedgmuitously. 8lmsm
LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, DC.
THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TO THE ACT OF WALKING.
John THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c., 53l Grand street,
the public that he continues manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the and less complicated having
through necessity invented made and artificial leg for
forty years. and been manufacturer for thryve feels
confident Of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands, Arms, or the common Wood Leg
y. BAH letters must be post paid. mhl3 3m &c
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MUSIC DEALERS AND
PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
VTNHEUNDERSlGNEDw would respectfully inform his friends
and that he has just received from Europe large
assortment of Volns Of various prices and quality Gello
Double Bass Ophilide, with and keys; Bass and Tenor
Irombones with and plain; French Horn with valve
and plain; Trumrets Comets; Bugles, &c
Avery qaality of Violin Strings and oths instru-
J.F. WOLTER,
ll6 West Broadway, up stairs.
Military Bands supplied the reasonable terms.
iel9 1mhrC
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WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
A T BRATTLEBORO, vt-.BY DR.. r. VESSEL
"A H0EFT German, late of Boston.( Patients wishing
the WaterCure Treatment the plan Of Vincent Pess
aitz Grsefenbeg, Germany will please address, post paid
above giving lucid of their Diseases when the,
Of their GRE by WATER, with the time when, and th
terms which they be received the establishment,
they desire 70 come; Satisfactory references given
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THE WONDER N BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

LET EVERY NAN, WOMAN f. CHILD,
WHO is gonsS with coSghs Colds, Splitting BOSd
Cough Pain in the Side and Breast Sore Throat Rising
Tickling in the Throat Nervous Debility, Paptation Of the
other the genuine, and only genuine Compound
Of fPhadephaa Others are spurious and mere limitations
Therefore, cautious for the original and only genuine
preparation from this valuable treeDr Swaynes Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry Principal Office northwest sth
Agens-Wm. Minor Md. corner of Broadway and John
strss B. Warner 2o5 Beecker, Of Minetta
and R. A. Sands Church Dispensary 1888 Boery Of
Spring street. New York; W. Wooa ND: Harlem; Hayb
Cook 76 Balfme street Batmore; Andrew Oliver and Co..
No.. Orleans; L. b. Swan and j. M. Winsow Rochester N
raitsburs; = Hnma, Sncnni,i PsIsoq Harrison
street, Newark John Harrison, Salem Mass; J. H.
Pierce, Stanwx Hall, Maiden Lane, All bany New York
Wcs;sa Mass; Jane. Green a@a Co. Sressts
keePse; New York; @ O. Woodmsn. Xicksburg, Miss; Ii
and Brewer Springfield Mass; Hall and Co., Boston
Charle e.. iato2 2neo eode
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Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY, G6 Gold street. at home usual day and
- night attending the duties of his profession; Strangers
ly and who desire the best reanea prompt and eec
formed extraoay cures but exposes pa,
by publishing their certificates All interviews
and correspondence will be considered strictly confidential
ie2llu lun*rc
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VACCINATION TO PREVENT
Small Pox

T THE MEDICAL PANTHEON, Is Gold st.-This in
situton is well supplied with pure and wholesome Vac
cine Those wishing avail themselves Of the advan
OF vaccination here offered should apply without delay
A AphysiSiap is in in attendance az all hours,
DIR. a; B. COOK, Assistant Surgeon.
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DR.. ROSS
LUCINA CORDIAL.
ELIXIR. OF LOVE.

the touch Of earth restored vigor activity and confidence
70 the exhausted will that glorious preparation
LUCNA CORDIAL the generatve organs however
weakened with their original power There is shadow Of
naurc hundreds would testify the unrvaled efficacy of
tins Cordial as specific for banness uor albus geets
reguares in the secrons pains the kidneys female sup
pssions Tor the reyerse proapsus uter and fact almost
organization org ion IS liable indeed mormation Of
BILE for baness while in all the other enumer-
ated above whether chronic will be found safe and
ting upon the secre,ive and eacin the whole
subsequent relaxation On the contrary per-
feet harmony with and does temporary
but permanent renewal the energies The first bot
te used will fully convince the purchaser OF the truth Of all
have asserted.
Principal Office l25 Fulton street. New York Sold also by
Seth Fowle Boston, DR. Wsdswoh, Providence; S. Muir
and Roberts pd Atkinson BaltimoIe Charlss set,
Lousvile, Ky Sandord Parks, Cincinnati and by
other any Of the above named places Price So
BOTTLE or S2t per dozen. iu4 Im+ec
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MEDICAL ADVICE

vHE dscov in Chemistry have enabled Dr. Go-
yer inodnce into his PRACTICE several articles Of
medicine which certain, quick and undertaking in their e
ects IN curing those difficult and Syphilis
Ulcers and the boaes nodes Also Gleets Con
nonh9a Seminal Weakness, ETC. In short all those diseases
That have proved obsnae for those who
attention to this department Of surgery
Dr. Glover consulted during the day and evening at No.
Ann street. the Museum where he confines himself an
Office Practice.
Dr. g. pprises that he has regular medl
cal educaton and reckoned among the Of emprcks
and pretenders whose found every public print
jug mtrh
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The Iremom House-Nahant-EGecf Of President PofL,
Policy IN New Engiand-The Maine State Election
Marcus Morton aud his Proscrptre Cswse-7ae Bos
ton Post Office, &C.
wnen len your great and thriving city, promised
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l. A N g l. f Y S

DIscUTIENT CORN PLASTER.
TJAs been long known England and
and speedy CURE tis spread, ready for Sold
DrW.H Minors 1872 Broadway; III Broadway ia Canal ST.
~ Bowery; 1872 East Broadway; 20S Greenwich sree 81
H. Price Is cents jS1I lmsec
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REAn THTS

LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those OF long standing receive advice and medicine gr
the neither name or reuuired AZ
No 51 Reade street s. HEINE. M. d.
a27 3mTrc
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PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1sa5.
Since Saturday the weather, instead of moderating
has been steadily growing hotter and hotter The at
mospherc appears glow with feverish heat and the
water from fire plugs and hydrants Kisses up into
steam as il is thrown upon the pavements Every thing
Is parchod and baked except the animal creation and
Is last melting away in pcrspiration. Only think
going into church theatre this swelerng weather
Whew the very thought OF IL sufficient to make one
gasp for breath.
Tho Orangomen of this vicinity celebrated The ami
vsrsary Of the battle Of the Boyne 2th OF Juyl on
Saturday by firing guns squibs and crackers keco;ng
up all night and adding occasional rowdv sare
made at the houses Of such Catholic Jrshmen as were
obnoxious to them The latter bore il ali verv oI,
never 10 one instance that have heard aem ptng 10
fetort the insults. :
There was batch of removals in the Custom House
this morning which causes considerable sqeeling but
the Offices are not OF sufficient importance merit par.
tculaIizng.
but Texas per cent notes, and ke and Dele
ware Canal Loan These, like the thermo meter are up
% sxas Bonds experiencing rise Of per cent on the
Oh u, and Ches. Del. of l. Wilmington Railroad and
state lives are firm at thequoations OF Saturday and Fri
The thermometer in the shade at o o'clock to-day was
es az O'Clock, iol at o'clock, l03; and at o'clock
iol at which notch II continues at present writing
The Acrobat family at the Arch Street Theatre.
Ine .nSd produced nightly at the Walnut
AT the Chestnut, the Ethiopian opera cont,,o. 60 -.
tract portion Of those who muster the couraoe IN
encounter the sweltering atmosphere Of moderately
sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
Fnsr BosnD July haslooo Ches aud Delaware a. s9ooo
do do 74 $1,000 do do 7G $1,000 Tennes Trsasory
n4 $1,000 Texas per cent 3O $1,000 Che and Delawaro
Ns l0 shs Wilmington l3 300 do i5l: $1,000 Ken,uch
s94; 30 Girard Blk az; 50 o Gas 35i4. ~ 'Sy os
srcoND boARD-S30 900 State 5s ds int "a. i000
dlgRR per cent bonds 77s; 300 Wilmington Railroad
de-. l3z.
BosTor, July II, 1910.
The fremont House -Nahant-EGect Of President poit
Policy in New Engiand-Tne Maine State Election
Marcus Morton and his Proscriptire Cswse--Tae Bos
ton Post Office, &c.
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Iiiil, sF52ES T'f H> g;s Es':

.f Aaga2iac QfAsrjelgs Pai3e, t8{ L5et Ei1efat3fe
 EDITED BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. R2NHE ARiSTtDEAN combines the saliditV of \ the review and the ligAtness of the magazine, with the political cast of the newspaper.
 In no case is the name of the author attached te his article. At the end of each volume list of the writers, during tAe period just closed, is presented ; but the judgment Of he public or tie aFewal of the writers themselves, must declare which are their several productions, Fill then, there exists an im piled obligation of secresy between the editor and his collaborators For this reason, the Aristdean will not be bound to mere Eames.
 The politics of the ArstAean s Demaera6c-after $he strictest precepts of the Jeitersonian school
 It sustains the abolition of the Death punishment
 Itadyocates Equal Bislts Equal Laws and equal distribution of Justice.
 Ii consequently opposes partial education, partial legislation, and special lagisaton; and sasains the Constitution ii is, with strict construction of its provisions.
 Ii is strictly American in is tone and feelings hough not bigoted nor exclusive.
 In short, il labors to be JUSF
 The Aristilean appears simultaneously in New York and Philadelphia, the first of every monih Each nnnber contains eighty large octave peEes. printed on very fine white paper, with new vne of long primer and breyer size; and the text is illus 1rated by enSrayings on wood, ifea original designs by Darley.
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dVflN .. MI IF
 VIM. C. PETERS. Louisville Ky, August l3, ls45-ts-6m.
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G33Haeesaag 01asEa @fesR.ee. ! !.

EHTILLIAM VANCE s: BR0THERs, dealers
 w ia Re2dy-made clothing, Dry Goods, Groee- ries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., in tie store formerly occupied bg Alessts. McLain & Badgett. Main street, near Markham, Little Rock, have on hand full sup plies ofthe above articles which they will sell at the very lowest market rates Cotton, Hides, Tailow. Pe!tres Fars Sc. taken in exchange, and for which tae highest market value will be paid.
 Little Rock April 20, lSQ. 22
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eR.Eg5o GOODg,
 AT LYMAN BIITCHET.L'g,
Ii0iA Slfeet,

Diaia Street, NATH0 has iustrecciyed a large and full assort- " ment olDry Goods, consisting in part of Hats. CaPa, Boots, Shoes, CrockaryWare, Hard Ware, SSc., S,c.,
 Having purchased his entire stock in the eastern cities a unusually low prices he will be able to sell lo# for CAsH. He would particularly invite the attention ol his country friends who will find in his assortment every article they may be in need of His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne- eessary article in that line.
 Dec. li-ISH. 13-r
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HI a EpDEVAnp

A A
 1 WILLS; <; vices; bellows ;.screW o.
 and siedge hammers; bright fr,sss S halter chaines; broad axes; choppipr as shingling hatchets; shoyels and sDade,. eolle iaiiis: cotton and wool cards; gnb carolina and steel do; steelyarIs. frSes. cross cut and hand saws; circular do; ns smooth, itel5 and iointer do; polished ss shoFeis and ;ongs; plated and iron ;tI wire, a=sertaa; hooks and hinges: cast lse3sz; i4ble hinges; locks of all kinds Aqmb l4te4ass screws; tacks; brads: shoe hammers ard Pincefs; awls; sad irons knives cliscls; gouses; common and res iIes of at isiu1s; wood and hona kay wranches; bed keys; bed casior;; p butcher, sAoe and pocket knives; Rz strops; kHJVes and forks; braces and shears screw pullies; shears and sciaoI tia'd iron tea kettles; sauce pans; guni dle and grass sythes sickles; cotton tHiae; ifeh and steel squares; horse naiIe ny and brass knobs; hand vices; bucEls gale rings curry combs; horse caNis; lamps; britannia and tin do do. For al
 WILLIAM R. Little Rock. Oct. 8, 4sl5.
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E'EHIRh.
 G3 THE subscriber bags leave to an I1g@uaM nouncc to the public, that he las M D opened on Ashley TOW, the Watch tzs " bq making and Jewelry business in all -,s ~ its various branches, and will repair all kinds ot WATCHES, CLOCKS, Sc. &c.. and warrant them to perform. C. GARNER. Little Rock, May II, 18i5. 35-tf NEW ORLEANS AND FORT GIBSON.
 STEAM PACKET
 E1 5913d18.EeE5, B. IRWIN. ,Nasier. h WILL as a regular packet the ensuing season between New Orleans Zand Fort Gibson, touching at the in- termediate ports. The Steam Boat Eyena having undergone thorough repairs, she cannot be surpassed bI aiy boat n th river for speed or the convenience tPass ngols and safely of freight
 Tor freight or passage, apply on board orto
 WEAVER Sl WALTERS, Agents. Liula Rock, Jan. 2sl!.-l6-f
 ~- The Van Buren Intelligencer and Cherokee Advocate will please copy the above months and send account to this office.
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N0GECe.

7775T78 MOTION PLANTERS, who " ks#N%%&l&S%3 ~ cousign their Cotton to the house E z of JonN C. pnArr $ Co, New Or s0 leans, can be furnished with Baeeihg. Rope, and Twinc, al New Orleans prices, with the usual charges for freight, Sec, by applying 10
 s. II. TUCKER, Sept IS, l3I.-l-n ,''t''' -'oe'
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Ncys G0Qess.

Direci from tte Lasteln lIanUfictofieS.
 N. ALDRCH, has just returned from tHe i < East, wita good assortment oi Bfv Goods. such as will no .a to suit the public, WAea h. ot iefs for sale upon the most reasonable tern s, also Sood assortment of Groceries such as Flour, In pies, Pears, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese &.c.
 Little Rock, Dec II, l84i. I-tf RL31R5,05l44IDcLoIHS, 5l4I C.4S5IllERE, FES3IA-f3.g.,
 a oSI received, per steamer Wabash yaIIey o CD good assortment of brold-c!ols. cassimers Jest. T Inss, l~e. Also few dozen fine under-shis's 9pJ dannels, by II. X. AIBRigH fai'
 January i5. f84j.-IS. -.
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E1or &aie.

' HAVE seven likely negroes, which I for Cash: q nun of large stature, ndsI a Biaclsmih, in the State; his brothef ehaaie; t'so oilers, farm negroes; and large enough t3r field hands. Also aV| child, q good house setoant wouldm| them together Title indis9utable adl| incumbrance. Any person wishing to9a1 to9a wanting a bargain will call upon me, or I through the Post Office, at Lewisbug \
 ELIBE naA,t,,,1 ,op
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EgEs. a1EsAEEl--L E8ElNEE,lss N

! As located himself at OscEo1A, in bfississfapi county .4Ihaasas, and offers his services to tie pubic ii the Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY. in all their branches.
 He is at all hours ready to attend to professional caiis; and may always be found at home. exeeBf when n attealance upon the sick.
 April, IS4l. 3!-ff
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EIANA NfAIslHal.tlEEEl,.

E SHALL re-commence the practice of the law, J and will attend, with promptitude and fdality to any business that may be entrusted to my care in any portion of the St1ta
 My office, at present, is on the sheet running south from the State House, and near the State Bank
 ?. T. CRUTCHFIELD.