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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
Allehasi's Medicines.


THE above Medicines have ecome so popular
i where they are known, thai, 10 meet the
demand, the proprietor has adopted the plan Of
multiplying the Agencies, furnishing each Agent with
a neat chest, con aiming
THE BLACK OR Allebasi's.) sALvE,
alicia rs HEALTH PILLS,
ALLEBAsl'S TOOTH.AC ii l. DROP,
AND
ALLEBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
A number of Agencies are now estall >hed in this
village, nish,d a. above together with pamphlets
for general distribution, setting forth the virtue, Of
the Medicines, and containing certificates from highly
respectable persons Of some Of the many cures thew
have effected. Families and individuals are invited
10 send and get a pamphlet and read, AID if they
have OCCASION Try the Medicines, which are warrant
ed TO do all lhat is claimed Tor them.
The Agents for Burlington are PECK &SPEAR,
Apothecaries and Druggists, general whole ale and
tail Agents, who will supply Country dealers at
wholesale, on the same terms with the proprietor in
New York, WIN. II; Curtis, Henry Hyde & Co,
Geo. Peterson, N. w.Gage, Harry Bradley, and
Hagar & Arthur.
Burlington, Aug. 26ih, 1874.
LYMAN w. GILBERT, Proprietor,
IS fWsly 2lt Fg,,on Street, New fcTa,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
ENGLISH REMEDY.
Fur COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION!

CONSUMPTION!
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds.
l. Coughs, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION, is The
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discoveredbv
The celebrated DR.. Btchan of London, England and
introduced into The Unel States under the immediate
superln' enhance Of the inventor.
Inc extraordinary success of this medicine, in the
cure OF Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
AGENT IN soliciting for treatment the WORST POS.
SlBLE CASES that can lie found in the community
cases that seek relief in vain from any of the COM
mon remedies of the day. and have been given M by
the most distinguished Physicians, as CONFIRMED
AND lNCURABLE. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured and will cure the most desperate of cases.
II Is no quack no>run hut a standard Eng med
icne, ofknown and established efficacy
Every family in the United States should Re SUD.
piled with Bnchan's Hungarian Balsaa, of Life not
only TO connleract the consmptve tendencies OF the
Climate hut 10 be II, ell preventive medicine in all
cases OF Colds Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the SIDE and Chest, Irritation and soreness Of the
Lungs, Bronchitis Difficulty Of Breathing Hectic Fe.
yer, Night Sweats, Emaciaion and General Debility
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
IL Sold, in large bottles, at 81 rer bottle with
iuL directions for the restoration of Health
| Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and Amer.
| ican certificates, and other evidence showing the I'M.
eeqnalled merits Of tins Great English Remedy, may
be ohaned ct the Agents, gratnitously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
States. ll9 Court street, Boston
NTS.-BURLINGTON, PECK e. SPEAR.
Apoihecarle> and Druggists Montpelier, Clark e.
Collins Brauleboro, Dui,on q Clark; BELOW. Falls,
n. Harris; Rutland, Daniels & Bell Woodstock, s.
J. Allen; and bv the Druggists generally. lily
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
THE NATURALIZATION LAW OF
MOSES.

From an Address Of Professor Wines,
on the Civil Government OF The Hebrews,
We make the following extract, as highly
pertinent to The times:
al sympathise, most sincerely. with
an eloquent rebuke. administered by a
DIVINE bu, few weeks
ago. in one Of The pulpi,s in this city. Of
that mercenasy patriotism which would
repel from our shores The friendless and
the oppressed Of other climes. Is.y EN-.
phs,ieally. Let them came!'' let eve.
~ ship that enters our harbours pour
them by hondreds upon our soil. The
first civilized men who settled as perm..
nent residents on this continent. sougn,,
in the then howl,ng wilderness. among
sayages and wild beasts, refuge from ".
ranny and oppression; home here thew
could breathe the air Of freedom; where
they could think without q master, and
above all. where they could worship God
wrhou. asking titled aud purse.proud
when or whsre or how. God
forbid tha' civilized and chri-tianized Ame-
rics,--Americs blessed with free in.ttu-
tons. and embellished with the trophies OF
science AMI religion--should be more hard
REV. DR.. Bothune, Of Phi ldepiia.
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A GREAT INVENTION.

We have before alluded To recent in
senlion in England, which bids fair TO &C.
voluiionise several branches Of The arts
connected with engraving anil printing.
A patent having been s. cured in thai
country, description Of the invention j.
given in the London An.Union for Febru.
AIRY, which may be found below. We al.
so insert the following letter on The same
subject, for which we are indebted 10
Messrs. Wiley l. Putnam:
Jour. Of Com.
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COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM OF MAsSA
4" CHUSE1sFS.

SA2O1hA 49,
Extracts form the first Annual Report ofthe Hon.
Horace Mann, Secretary of the Massachusetts,
Board of Education.
COMPETENCY OF TEAcHERs.-Annther
ron, ponen. element in the pfo.peri'y OF
schools is the competency Of teachers.
Teaching 10 the mos, difficult Of oil arts.
and the profoundest Of al science. 10 its
absolute prefec'ion, il would involve a
complete knowledge Of the ~hole bling
to be taught. and Of the precise manner
in which every possible spplica ion would
affect il; that i., complete knowledge
OF Ill powers and capacities ofthe indlvi.
dual. with their exact proportions and re-
la.,ons to each other. and knowledge.
how. at any hour or moment to select and
apply. from universe OF means, the one
then exactly opposite to its ever-chsnging
condition.. But in far more limited and
practical sense. il involves knowledge
Of The principal laws Of phy steal. INT q 81
and moral growth, and Of the tendency Of
means, no, more TO immedi.se, than TO
remots results. Hence 10 value schools.
By 10. eth instead Of quality is q mslehless
absurdIty. Arithmetic. grammar. and
the o.her rndiment.. as they are called,
com prise but small pan Of the teachings
in a school. The rudimen.s OF feeling
are ,aueh, not Jess than the rudIments {
The sentiments and pa.s.ots
20. mors lessons than the intel o /.
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hs,risI issn Amrf.ra FspP'Fd Eilh he
80 II psngheF. lie hEIslu, Rha ne
.,i..~a Iaissn. Gsa l.sIbsd IAslay aaiiss
eeunl.y. shsss basss J. % hs iIss ahc
R.ppr ksrsslf. skosld eTsr essss . ~.
lard q he sens and dsnghasrs e saros
l,einr non he sfongs sn8 uisstlts si
Esropsaa drspoaism. lsaray stlssns
and ! happy Lone.
:. Rut are ~. lh,reioss, 70 remit three
Forrsen Refugees 10 osfnsfn ouE lbsEiiss.
ana = ndss he foEsinseni nhdsr shleh
se i've % happily . iiilie uor'h - ary
a he uorn-nua and ioiiersng dyhaslrs
or Eurorel Hare ihey any o. The siiafh.
meat Il OR Institutions. ~hich aoeld
make ihsm ~ enee sale dspefliaTlfs 81
polilieal po~sll Are quslihsd r,lher ~
Ihsir education. habits Or sympalhies. 10
exercise he NEST precious Of lneman's
fnnehisss, and march 10 shs ballot boz
slmosl within The 6rsi2i hours alsr lheir
arrival upon our shoresi
10 aur opinion. our A0ffie1n law
Makers might probably 20 70 sehsei %
!, Moses in this. ~ ssll a. On sessfsl OH
or questions Of public policy; and 4 iliet
should not carry iha principle OF bis ~
,usaIizstion lass % he full salenl ihst &c
did, II would 81 fasl be instructive "a
them 10 eonismplsie The procedure Of :
true patriot and sLls sisissman.--sndo one,
TOO. under The suidsnse Of divine ais
dom.
i /. Admission 70 ci iztn.hip was demo
minated By Moses, entering into iht
j Congrrg alion Of Jsho,ah." lie crJainst
that this should never take place IN IN
itsior SECOND generation. Some nailons
As The AmmoniIes aud Mosbi'es. Tor par
iiculsr rsasons, were not 10 30 admlnes
10 the tenth generation; that is. never
Bui the Edomi,es, Egyptians. aud pro6s
bly, foreigners Of oiter nsuon., could be
come Isrseliii,h citizens in The third ae
nera,ien. That 10 10 say. the eranI chi
dfrn OF those who he'd emigfaled inin Ju
dea from foreign rlime., could be admit
ted 10 the privileges Of natives Of The soil
Why this Jealousy Of fareiga inilrenes
The reason 10 plain. Moses was IN IN
. ,elllgert and devoted lover Ofhis eoun'ry'
! liberties, and he vas moi Silling i.a' the
should be lightly subjected 10 he peril
: destruction through ihe Ignorance al
Q ucklessness Of foreign voters. Hence
. he required Ina, foreigners should beeoa
z naiursiized IN their senllmtns. hsb,ti
: syn palhies and manners, before by i
1 cal na,ul aIiza'ion they should be sdmi,t
l into the body polite and invested with u
Z rights and dienities Ofcilizens. And erl
Q t,in'y. The principle Of Ibis enaeimeI
/. must commend itself to every sober Or
. dersisnding, a. founded in The wisesi pol
j; cy end the mos, ,rue hearted ps,riol,sn
Q though. doubtless. the application Uf ,h
: principle need not, in oil cases, be carrie
n 10 an equal degree Of rigof." ...
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American Literary Agency, Z
6 Waterloo, place, Feb. l, 1915. s

ANAsTATIc PRINTINo. - About five
weeks since had an opportunity ofseeing
spraciicaI experiment, in lhi>inew and ex-
;raordinary proc. IS; but as the paientee's
arrangements were not then completed, he
did not wish to have the invention prrma-
turely announced. The practical detai's
Or as much Of them as are explained
are given in the An-Union for FrhrI-
ary. The invention is even more won.
derlul anil certainly more important Than
that for producing line engravings, az
described in the January number Of
the same journal. II is sufficient to say
here, that the writer having desirrd a
copy To ba made of a page Of a newspa-
per with three illustrations on wood. the
inventor engraved The page, type. cuts
and all. and gave him six copies in less
than ten minu'es. the zinc plate thus en-
graved being capable o' producing 10000
impressions. and then Of being re-engrav.
ell. I'd minimum. Thus anortayo volume,
with wood or steel illustrations 10 any ex-
tent. may be Reproduced in two or three
days or less, and hundreds Of thousands
struck of, equal IN all respects TO the ORR
gInal. The Importance Of This great dis
covery can sc freely be ovcrra,e,l; il is
neat to that Of printing ilsrlf. Stereoiy-
ping will now be entirel, suspended. I he
new process is infinitely cheaper. more
simple. and more permanently effective.
In iginal works, nf course the types mist
be first set up and the plates firsi engrav-
ed: the advantage would be in the cheap
and endless multiplication Of copies. But
for reprints ol foreign works the facility
afforded will be immense. Wesl,all soon
see how these impros emen,s fulfil the
promise they hold out. ...., ii
ANAsTATIC PRINTING.
49, From the Art-Union for February. a
We announced, last month. an inven.
ton to winch this tame has been given;
and also our intention 10 describe il aud
pom! out lis utilities IN The present num-
Der of the Ari-Union. As it is main
purpose Of hi. jou nal 10 bring forward
every disc very tending in dnywse 10 the
advancement Of fine or useful ant. ana
consequently to the improvement Of pub.
lie taste, we hasten 10 lay bef,ie our rea
ders some accoun. Of the process and re-.
suits Of /" Anas,a.ic Printing" II has
been the fate oil all beneficial innovations
aud the more especially f,hey recommend
themselves by their cheapness tina, tllcy
have had to c9n5at an ar ay Of prjudi, Q,
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men 10 make the returns required OF shem
by this Act, and shall Cause the same to
be printed and distributed 10 the Conn
ties which have voted. or NAV heresfier
vote, for Schools: and shall defrsy the ex-
Druss incident to the printing and dist'i-
boIion Of said forms, out OF the Literary
Fund.
81. Be IL further enacted, That If any
Superintendent or commi.,ee mar, APP
painted agreesblv to the prov's,ons of This
Act. (such Soperini. nd.n' or COMMITTEE
man having accepted The appointment
or any Clerk of the County Cour', shall
refuse or neglect TO perform The duties re.
CURED OF him by Law. he shsIl fnrIe'. and
pay The sum Of fifty dollars. to be recnset-
ed BY action Of debt. in The name "f he
State. in sny Court Of Record IN This
Sta'e: and such penalty. when recovered,
shall be paid over 10 the Chairman Of the
Board Of Superin'enesn.s Of the County,
IN which said default may occur. 10 be al
piled as the other monies which shall
eoms 10 bic hands from Literary Pund and
the County; and il shalt be the dsty Of
The County Attorney for the State. 10
prosecute suit 10 all such eases, for and
on behalf Of his County.
%. Be il further enacted. Tina, II the
Chairman shall fsiior neelec. 10 pay. on
demand. any draft which be may BY Law
be bound 10 pay. he shall be liable To suit
bsfors any. tribunal having Cognizsncs
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Emigration to the Red River and Trinity Colony Texas

inc special and authority @ fo n e TI a a Land Gnp appointed the under. ss ] ] ss pas Sa &o 5 We e9 o P ] ] @ % os % o sy h @ to s9Sy lsi company give y so5 @ % s so s Y s @ @ 5a @ @ 5 3 ' @ ] s @ % sb a % a % i Wog with ey n H e e aSs3 & ] ] ] By ao 5 S me4 sad G they For 3 nsrga,So osao viii ppa are 5a 7 na@S Ss % fs @ dahs % grant between degrees d counties Fann SagocI and Trinity Rycr anii G nile s @ @ highest 5 sang and "l4 have ] our Grant aeNaf S declaration v @ d @ aa} u @ % @ ge h 1 ae5 n and a % & @ 3 & 9s saraey Tro sa ting every have us e3aas and m o aasSs @ Hl Sss @ ' 5 @ ~o @ a Sd 3 sa Of ai speaking agas5 beauty the @ as a1 3 ss n9 n@ aei s. Gd%be and M taa54ny ton 10 no I @ @ a59 % 1sS s ss 2a & saa s 1 % @ ] a
  greatest facility rssGos y eSa? Io a sl l @ hos % a f He E vi @ @ % s and 5 s iss s i ] & G s8 a s : a". e f Faa @ 5 @ 5 s@Ps @ into & GrG Bay & % M5 M5 Rl @ ' 3 a the ala, t @' coal anu Iron mines ns ] f % % @ e e 1l % d @ 2 ] & S amy & l i psf ] M Mea year the Mnef being @H an spdafe and the ao
 intending % @ a 3 @ s ] % s 1 @ @ @ @ @ @ & 2 @ @ M eso @ 3 5ff ' y sa5 @ 5: % % s the Hh n% F pa a take Nia hin all yeasace specially my P9ss & the Ssy P fo T5s @ @s % o A ad l0'a 1n % 45 Pss.s5 the SssI2 5 % % s eb conveyance by s p Rsi 4 % % q 1s S & PT B ] Es a ] will find
 sd asa 3 q e cheapest s %f s % ] @ % % s aa: s's @ % % 2i % @ n s @ as ". s s9 a s aa All 91 @ business the
 $% SSi $ ssHss ss5iF@
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NESy GGeOnS-

On he Southeast corner of Main and u..,, D BENDER has just received ,a,@%sa" na1 'l' =AVs Lucy Walker, large assortm"a. per steamer Goods, consisting in part, of Jaconata' 9i New Lawns, Muslins. and the latest fashion of fralnted Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies. Yion or Fancy
 For gentleemen's wear, Log Cabins c,m, and Cottonades, also fine assortment of fgain0roons cl9thng all of which he will sell as cSean ng;, ar made as they can be purchased in this market iOf cash
 Little Rock, May I5, ls44. a5-tf
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Notice.

NEW ORLEANS AND TORT GIBSON.
 STEAM PACKET
 E3BeEEE.SsA3, B. IswD, Master. 0ae@p~ h WILL run $ rtguar packet the 3'sfg ensuing seasd between New Orleans ssss.- szand Fort GDson, touching at the in termediate ports The stan Boat Eveline having undergone thorough repafs, sh cannot be surpassed by any boat in the river gr sped or the convenience oi passengers and saletyof feight.,
 For freight or paysa9, aPlIy on board or to
 WEAVER & WALTERS, Agents. Little Rock, Jan I2S44--l6-tf
 G. The Van Buen lnellgencer and Cherokee Advocate will plea@ copy the above months and send account to thk oflieh
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.SsEVE' GOOE9S,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S,
Uqj1 Sfrppt

HalR SFeet, NNHO has just received a large and fuli assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part ofHats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery- Ware, Hard Ware &c., &lc.,
 cities at unusually low prices he will be able to se low for CASH He would particularly invite the attention of his country friends who will find in his assortment every article they may be in need of. His stock of Groceries embraces almost every he. cessary article in that line.
 Dec. lI-l84i. l3-ft
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DRY GOODS & GROcFp1nss,
FANCY DRY esMmne@

UsT opened at II. MitcheIps q v.r;.. p @ terms Of Tarlton Musns, BaigePiln1eely Oipe asno0 daw4s @e of fb M 0i the very latest to b9Rn
 April I2, 1S45. "' invited.
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HfhES x SKINS

MILL be taken to tan on shares after the Ist xt, by the Rockville tanning es- miles south of this city, in 'o accommodate the aeats with air.
 street. otake in
 ,ok. When
 Il the above
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THE .ERE& E'E En g,.R.Rs.

4 Maga.iae ofRecieos Po,ifiesaa and Light Literature
 EDITED BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH FHNHE ARiSTIDEAN combines the solidty ol Il the review and the lightness of the magazine with the political cast of the newspaper.
 In no case Is the name of the author attached to his article. At the end Of each volume list of the writers, during the period just closed, is presented but the judgment of the public, or the avowa of the writers themselves- must declare which are their
 54.sz.yz.,zszls there exists an im- several productions. Till thei,t eV''oi anu piled obligation of secresy between iite tI his coaborators. For this reason, the Aflsudea.. will not be bound to mere names.
 The politics of the Arisdeanis Democratic-aiter the srietest precepts of the leilersoaan school
 If ensssins the abolition of the Death-punishment. Itadvocates Equal Rights, Equal Laws, and equal distribution of Justice,
 It consequently opposes partial education, partial legislation and special egislation and sustains the Constitution as it is with strict construction of its provisions
 1t is strictly American in its tone and feelings, hough not bigoted nor exclusive.
 In short, 1t lahors to be JUST.
 The Aristidean appears simultaneously in New York and Philadelphia, en the first of every month Each nnmber contains eighty large octave pages printed very fne white paper, with new type, O long primer and breyier size and the text is illus trated by engravings wood, from original designs by Darlev.
 TERMs-Per year, FtyE DOLLARS, payable il advance.
 Letters and communications, referring to the bus ness of the Aristdean must be addressed, post paid to LANE x CO, 30l Broadway, City of New York @s- Post-masters, Agents and others who remit u Fifteen Dollars, par money, can have Four Copie' sent to any postofics; for Twenty Dollars, Six Cop ies; for Twenty-Five Dollars, Eight Copias io Thirty Dollas Ten Copies This liberal Grraaed ment oaly lasts during he year lst5.
 0ps Those friends who desire to serve us, will re init the money for single subscribers, through th' Postmaster of the city town in which they reside He is authorized to frank it, and this the pc centage allowed to agents
 @5- Publishers or authors who desire their work to be noticed should send them to us, carriage pad on or before the I6th of every month. The bulletin fpublishing houses should be sent as early pos sible.
 Editors to whom we present copies, will be kin' enough to send merely the paper containing notic' of our Magazine, addressed. 'LANE X CO, boy 1895 P. O., New York City"
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EAyV NdbTECE.
IsHg. CRAVEN HsESYfa'epX

IF AS located himself al OscEoLA, in Mississippi X E county, .4h@sas, and offers his services to the public in the Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY. in all their branches.
 He is at all hours ready to attend to professional calls; and may always be found at home, except when in attendance upon the sick. l Anril ISlt. 3l-If
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Gr0eerscS Sc.

Groceries &C.. VTTM. VANCE X BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 30 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 Bbls White Loaf Segar,
 I2 BbIs New Orleans Molasses, 6 Bbls Sugar-housc Molasses. I50 Sacks coarse Salt
 60 Sacks fine Salt
 9 Boxes best Sperm Candles ALSO whole, half and quarter kegs, Rifle Pow der, Drop and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails, Iron, &c,, All which will be sold wholesale retaiI-as low as can be got in the city, Terms CASH. Little Rock July l6 1915 44-tf.
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lso, by recent arrivals, fresh assortme .k Groceries.
aEpeasp at.asEa Sfoa,s..

yXTILLIAM VANCE & BROTHERS, dealers " in Ready-made clothing, Dry Goods, Greece ries Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., in the store formerly occupied by Messrs McLain & Badgett, Main street, near Markham, Little Rock have on hand full sup plies of the above articles which they will sell at the very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides, Tallow, Peltries, Fus Sc. taken in exchange, and for which the highest market value will be paid.
 Little Rock April 20, ls41 p
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New G0asss

H N. ALDRICH would respectfrp..
 attention of the citizens of Little invite the vicinity, to his large assortment of Hsta n9ek S ands Shoes, together with general assortmoots boots and Goods and Groceries; all of which he een ba of Dry celyed and offers for sale at wholesale nas or just reduced prices Persons visiting the city Vi ,ns retail at to call % and e%snne M9qd bs hd it much to I s saa where. purchasing elsp.
 Nov. ', 1S44-S
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a-Eve d1 loaths, and il I.ai.-.Fore sertion, on| 7 fifty cen| aot fifty nl
 Y. ''etnens, VI ie.artefly.
 e ol estiinat| rus Instead as iI .eftain in '|
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SADEeglglS ANFe BsEgHaDH.E@.
GgEAT BARGAINS!

D. BENDER
 | AS just received per late arrivals, fresh and a I splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpacca, fg'd Oelolians Chusans and Chusan Delans Thibct Orleans, a general assortment of Prints; Ginghams; Checks :; Flannes Linseys; Ky. Jeans; Kirseys; Satinetts, Cassimeres, Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetngs and Shirtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves, Sec. &>e $. eLso, by recent arrivals fresh assortment of -s& Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Sc Sc.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold CHEAT for cash only. Store on the cor. ner of Main and Markham streets.
 Little Rock, Dec. ?, lSI3. 12-H
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ArFzaElsas FoA.raa Book.

fPRICE REDUCED TO Sl 50. FBNIITS work is the production of ALBERT PIKE, < Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process proceedings and docket entries, for Justices of the Peaee with forms for Constables Coroners, and Sherifs, and a copious collection of forms of Deeds, Conyeyances &c., with an appendix containing summary ofthe priri- cples of law most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work. to make it useful not only to civil officers but to citizens in every department Of life and it iS hoped that the au- thor has accomplished that desirable object
 The price of this useful work has been reduced to $l 50 For sale by the undersigned, who will fill from any part Of the State
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF. Little Rock, March l9, ls45. 27-tf