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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
 As Hoaxders .nd day scholars.

MRS. HARRIS begs leayeio inform the citi- MI zens of Little Rock. and the surrounding country, that her school re-opens on Hondng Eert- Particular care is bestowed on the children com mit:ed to her charge. The mode of discipline pur- saed by Mrs. Harris. is one of uniform gentleness, calculated to produce the happest effects upon all dispositions Strict attention is paid to their als Mrs. II. hopes that unrenitting attention, and
 faithful discharge of duty. will still prove the best evidence of her qualifications; and now retisus her sincere thai,ks for the patronage she has received during the last twelve months. \
 The course of instruction comprises all the higher branches of good English education.
 Mrs. H. would be pleased 10 form French class, taught on the Oral System of Manesea.
 Terms made known upon application at the school.
 Mrs Harris has the honor of referring to the fol. lowing gentlemen, viz:
 Hon. B. Johnson, Col. 4. E. Thornton, Col wm. Field. MT. Wm. E. Woodruff, Col. A. H. Ruther- ford, Elder ". W. Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham, Col. L. Snapp.
 Lifile Rock, Aug 2S, ISl6.-5l.tf
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road tA leading from Little Rock to Texas. and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coiiegeville. This farm contains two hundred acres land of the best quality--fity acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame bail- ding large androony; alargeorchard. containing the best fruit in inc State; good We'll and all tke Sta bies. Cribs and ont Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good or,Ier.
 This Is the most desirable stand for house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col, $. M Rutherford who lived on the place lastyesr. and now at coegeyilIe
 Terms made 10 suit applications. Apply 10
 VIM, s, HurT, } Jiaie Rock Al HUTT. A''' i'"'" - F Sfsfx- -xe Ac 9l if
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psOUGHS.

Oh SMALL cast poughs, with points extra; LNt Rowlands 6l and ' feet mill and cross cut saws; Anes spades; patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes grain cradles scythe snaths; garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails anyils; vices; screw plates; sedge and hand ham, mers; Hunts axes; broad shingiiug and axe hatch cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles; shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase, and cupboard locks ear penter's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks, gun nipples; wood screws; coffee mills; handSaw. flat and half round files; coach wrencbes; OK chains; smooth jack, and jointer planes; spoke shaves shoe peg cutters; door springs, &c,
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WAIT April lith-3I:tf
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 h sl ENC l SN lW3A5 L k
AND vEGErABLE TONIC k REsToRATlvE
 LETTERS.

The value and efficacy of Speneer's Vegetable Pills have iong been known and appreciated m a great variety of diseases, and as the best and most important of Family Medicines. Dr. Spencer bav- beings. has also prepared his Vegetable Toaic and Restorative Bifiers, which he offers to the Pub lie. as the result of an extensive practice, and thorough investigation of the laws which govern the human system.
 In proof of their extraordinary curative properties, Iavre number of Certificates, from the most repec table citizens in different sections Of the Union might be appended; but the high reputation which Spen- cers Vegetable Pills have acquired, is sufficient to recommend these Bitters to the special notice of the afflicted
 They are purely Vegetable. and may be taken with perfect safety by all ages and sexes in youth ful, adult and declining life.
 Itis well known, that for the promotion of sound health. a weI-regnlaied and propoItionate quantity of bile upon the stomach, IS always reqnisiie-it stimulates digestion and keeps the intestinal canal fre, from all Instructions Ca the interior surface of the liver is peculiar bladder, in which the bile is first preserved being formed by the liver from ths blood thence it passes into the stomach, and intes- tines and regulates digestion. Thus we see when there is deficiency of bile the bodyis constantly costive. On the other hand. an orerabundance of bile causes frequent in the stomach and often promotes very severe attacks otdiseases.
 The design of Spencers Vegetable Pills, and Ve. getabe Tonic Restorative BttefS, IS TO create HOW of pure healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acrid kind. This is effected by their saiutary action upon the various organs by which the bile is fosnedand 1t will be seen atonee, that the bile must be healthy or unhealthy, according to the formation of, the blood and that the purity impurity of the blood. ia owing to the formation of the Chyle which passes into and fnrIns the blood These Pills and Bitters, by their beneficial action upon the stomach causes that important organ to produce proper quantity of pure healthy ehyle and hence their extraordinary powers in purifying the blood regulating the Yari- ous seeretcns. .o ming pure healthy bile. and so as onishingiy assisting digestion, that nearly nine. tnths of all diseases relieved or entirely cured by their use.
 The object of the Pills is 10 stimulate all the vital otsans Of the system into action, and thereby cleans the stomach and bowels of all the morhihe and oiEen sive matter with which the system IS charged. and which promotes drease The Bitters 90 strength en and restore the stomach and vital organs to their proner tone and vigor. When this is accomplished, good health sgst be the result.
 b. fresh supply Just received and for sale in Little Rock. by Drs H. Alderman, R' l.. Dodge aud ]. W. Tappe Also their invaluable medicines may be ha on Inquiry in almost every town and village in fhe Southern and Western States. MareA II, isls 26-y.
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Furniture.

TF1HE undersigned would respectfully inform the l citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his old stand on Markham Street, and is prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE. HIDES. BEESW.4X
 .7ND PELTRIES tken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 N. E. Old furniture neatly repaired, and varnsh- ed; Cofins made at all hours. Prices to cores pond with the times. VIM. ANNEAR. Oct. s, l545. 4-u.
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GroCeries Ac.,

HIM, VANCE k BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 se Sacks prime Rie Coffee.
 30 Bbis prime Brown Sugar,
 < Bhls White Loaf Sugar,
 l2 Bbls New Orleans Molasses,
 Bbls Sngar-house Molasses,
 i50 Sacks coarse Salt.
 60 Sacks tine SAlt
 25 Boxes best Sperm Candies. ALSO whole, haA and quarter kegs, kihe Pow der, Drop and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails, Iron, tc, All which viii he sold wholesale CT retaiL--ss low as can be got sn tae city. Terms CASH. Little Rock Juiy i6, lSs3 A4-u.
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 REVIEW, THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, THE FOREIGN 0JARTERL
 REVIEW, THEWESPMIESTERREVTEW.
 AED BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
TEE EWESPMIEST STER REVIEW

The above Periodicals are reprinted in New York immediately vn their arrival by the British steamers. in a beautiful clear type, el hne white paper, md are Faithf4A eePies ot the nriglnals- RLAcKwoop's MA6AzINs being an exact fac simile os he Edinburgh edition
 The widespread fame of these splendid Periodi- calls renders it needless 10 say much in their praise. As literary organs, they stand far ih advance oi any works of similar stamp now published, while the political coapiexisn of each is marked by a dignity candor aaa snshearance not often found in works of party character.
 They embrace the views Of three great parties in England-- Whig, Tory and RadiIai--. Black ssEdinbafgh Review" Wing and tbe "W estmn- ster, Radical. The "Foseign Quarteriy" is pure Tly literary being devoted principally to criticisms on foreign Continental Works.
 The prices of the RE-PRisTs are less than one third o those of the foreign copies and while they arc equally well got up, they afiof's all that adsan tsge 10 the .1merieda over the Eagiisd reader.
 TERMS
 PAYMENT TO Bg sfApEI ADVANCE. For any one of the four Reviews. Ss,00 per ann. For any two, do. 300 For any three, do. 5,00 For alI four of the Reviews, S,00 .' For Blackwoods Magazine. 900 For BIackwood and the 4 Reviews, 1000
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 Four copfesof any or all of the above works win be sent 10 one address on payment of the regular subscription for threethe fourth copy being gratis 5c;- Re,aitIances and communications must be made tn all cases without expense 10 the publish ers.---The former may always be done through Postmaster by handing him the amount 10 be remit ted taking his receipt andforwardng the receipt by mail, Post paid; or the money may be enclosed in a letter, Post -pGia. direct to the publishers.
 N. B.--The Postage on all these Periodicals is reduced by ihe Post-O Office law. 10 about one tird fhe forner raies making very important saving in the expense to mail subscribers.
 = Ia aH ne principal eitits and Torns through oa the Unifed Sfates i0 ichicA hos Is direc Rait Road or WGter contamination from the eity of Netc York. these peropicals riH be detisered FREE OF POSTAGE.
 LEONARD SCOTT & co, Publishers, < 4O-6m II2 Fulton St, New-YoTk.
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ELIXIR

Never fails to alicases of the tooti-ach when i, arises from ecaved state of the the teeth. It is simple in it's application harmless in its effects. and th ,dS uho have used ii have declared they would not he without this remedy if il costs S,o per vial It is not catch p:nny preparation, but actually does what it proposes to accomplish
 Sold ai 50 cents q vial. n.-
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<SS1fA ELEcTyas --ln she city of Au- oe Eonday lssl, Toomss shig,) r. c sus<s for Congress against 2a9 nossoy, isjs demoesasie opponent h Slv of Sasanali, he yote stossA fn< Con. shis COG, cAoen sde,naeet,l M l,osenibss, Crwford whig candidate iu1 . elsss, leads lverson 8 votes.
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rTyHE undersigned has taken the we'll known store II rece1t'y occupied by s. H. Tucker, Esq, foI the purpose of conducting and trsnsacting an Auc- ton and Commission basiness- Hebegs leave of the public. generally. to express hope that his long experience aud fidelity in the above business, vii secure him the patronage of his friends and the com munity. He is now fully prepared to receive con signments of any description whatever. Sales will bs effected at any aad all tia,es. at the .sAucton Mart" upon Slaves, Real Estate. Merchandise, Household Furniture, &e. kc. Returns made imme- disseiy after sales wih promrtness Liberal advan- css will be made upon consgnmenis whea required, The Auction Mart will have regular sales on Mon day. "Wednesday, aud Saturdays, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings,
 FsR,TAYLoR.
 Mar~ts on YSa6 --n9s yv
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THE FOREIGN COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Every successive arrival from Europe in- sdicaies more and more clearly the immense 2 gain, which is to result to the business oi thp country from the repeal of the odious and Impressive tariff of lB42. There is . erest demand in Engiana and cn the cont nent for our agricultural staples The last cg1suiereial intelligence, as we give i, iu as- other column, shows that this demand is iu- creasing. As consequence. freights and prices hero at once 20 up. Why is this There have been poor crops, and failures of 2 crops before in England and Ireland, and on the continent, and these have generally hith- erto produced comparatively but slight ef- fleets npon American prices. But now the American grain-lnarkei instantly feels the henefsial influence of the English demand
 Ihe explanation of this is obvious. Both England and the United States have taken olI tlIe legislative restrictions upon their trade, and thus foreign nations are enabled to be- cofnt our customers in the food market. They are sending us orders for grlin and pcosisions, because their own crops --espa- 4ally tue potato crop--havc failed, and they sec lhas pnder the tariff Of lSi6, we can re- eeive iheir manufactures in payment.
 The wealth fIsus gained 10 our immense sfficulsural population throughout the land, by she increased price of the products of the soil, san be estimated only in millions of doilMfs. Every man who raises q bashel of \ Wheat, os rye, os corn, has reason h be tkankinl for the tariff of lSi6,, and for the decided improvement, in the foreign market.
 How ssfikingly does this ssase of things sefuie the whig preience that the home ssar- < kss is, and must be, with us the regulator of pvires and the absorbent Of our agricultural eurplusl How ofien has 1t been proved that my home market which can be created in thi6 couHfry, tby the manufacturers aleHe,l innst be always and altogether inadequate to < toasnme even tithc af our teelning agricui- t11r1 prpduciioass Yet in the face of this, Ina ia the face ef the fact that any increased
 nd for proxisions al Liverpool or Lon Y oace misses tie price of rch articles < & cas own seaports.-the sane parrot cry IT IF s.hpme market, is kept. .ap. But the ren6le nay De securely relied on so see the Ixatk " U is,--Lnioa
 ll6Apkxxm ARREsrEn. w,n. IT Harper, o kiIled Meredith in Inslepen9eace, Mo-, ea 6eoke jaiI a short time ago has been ar- ia the Greek nation, by Mr. Marellus (6lf D. 8. Agent for the Seaiaoles, He M r o&aita acquisition from iIle Governor |sa n ihe jeil, as Van Bnren. Since his 2 IT ssys that he shot Meredith for ma-
 6atlljn9 advances 10 his wife, but he
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Lands for Sale,

Lv .aRK.1.N,S.fS IND .MISSISSIPPL yTNHE subscriber offers fsr sale 1000 acres of l Land in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas: Say Hempstead. Serier, Clark, Dallas, La- dyete, UnioR, &c., in quantities .o s,is purchasers. Also. in the ce,.oa growing region of Mississippi: Say the counties of Desoto, Marshall, 7hsica, Pa- no!s, raliabasha, cAoeiaN. Taltahaichie, Holmes, Minds, Washington, Carroll, aud Ydsoo. Town ship maps of portion of these lands have been pro- cured, taken from the original surveys showing all the water-courses, &c.; and the undersigned has been at the expense Of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections, and furnish field notes of each quarter, being mi mute description, with diagram of the water courses and springs oa the same.
 Terms. five payments, one kfih cash ia hand. and residue one. two three and four years: equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale.
 N, B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighborhood of these lands, can be called uron, who will show them to those desirous of purchas- ing Further information can be had by addressing (Posi paid Bowers & O., Memphis, Tennessee, or Wm. H. Bowers, Little Rock Arkansas
 VIM. H. BOWERS.
 .dvgus. ls@, lst6. 49-lm-n
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M. N. AL.DRECM

ITAS inst returned from the East, where he has been for some weeks engaged ih selecting a large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods, suitable for this season and msrket-part of which ke has inst received per Arkansas No. 1, and has now open ed consisting of to say
 g pieces og the most fashionable styles; 10 q. furniture prints;
 8 doz paFasos assorted sizes; Belzarine dress hankf;
 Plain black lawn;
 Figureo to do;
 Fancy barege for dresses;
 American and plald ginghams; Palka laees; Layse do;
 Bonnet ribbons;
 Bishop lann and cap netting; Plain and fig. lackonet;
 Fancy dress shawis;
 Worsted do
 Plaid drills and dehims;
 Gambron and red fianncs;@
 Whalebone and pat. thread; Percussion caps and isoIy combs; 10 turkey red;
 Apron cheeks
 Bro. maslins and driings;
 l doz. large cut umbrellas; 2 do. cheap do.; S Fish hooks and lines;
 Large assortment F. L. hats; Gentlemen sewed calfs pegget boots latest fash
 ion;
 Gents goat skin brosans;
 Children shoes
 Half and fail spanish saddles; Brides, nartinsales and stirsp; Leathers and carriage whips; A lot summer eiothen; very cheap; The residue of his extensive stocks, is on board the Arkansas Mail which is daily expected and when she arrives. he invites every body, and parti ealary the LADIES, to call and see hisa, as he is determined to kep ap his character for selling the CHEAPEST and BEST goods in the City. Little Rock, April 2sth, isi6.--33tf.
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TyNGLISH Blue Mass, tdireet imported), Am E erican and Eng. CaIomeI; Iodids of Iron, SuI- phur, Mercury, ard Potassa; Piperine, Cfeton oil Oil Black Pepper; Chloride of Soda, Chloride of Lime; CamEhof, carb. Ammonia; Sulph. Acid;-- fresh received by II. HABBRMAN.
 April i5. isis. l3l:sm.l
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NrE1d EAA1 4A&ALH O 4AGEzMoX0 0ExxCG .
 FoR THE SALE OF LANDS, THE PAYMENT or
 TAXES. REDEMPTION or LANDS, Sc. Sc.
 Estnblished in Is4e.
 TNHE undersigned tenders his services to all per- 1 Sons owning Lands in the States of Mississip- pi and and Arkansas, as .4geat 10 sell Lands 10 p6y fares, Redeem Laads sod for Taxes, Record Deeds yroears iaformation tn relation to Ae qualify raiae and toeal adrantages of Lands ta any part o hs atresaid States, aay oissr 6asaess connected ,riik
 GENERAL LIND AGENCY From more than twenty years of extensive Mer- cantile operations in the town of Petersburg, Vir- ginia and from the practical experience he has had in Land understanding been large owner of Lands, in both of the States before named, for up- wards of ten years past-has afforded him an abun- dant opportunity, in attending to his 6terests in Land matters. to acquire thorough knowledge ol all thai is necessary 10 be known in order to attend faithfully to the interests of affhose who may con. de their business to his management; and he there fore atters himself that he will be able to give en- tire satisfaction to all sch 4s it is his intention to make no adraaces of m0ney, under any ciFeam- stances it will be expected that all who commit their business to his eare will accompany their orders with sufficient amount of ccA to meet all disbursements that may be required Remittances may be made (at e risk of the srers] in notes of or certificates of deposit in, any solvent Banks in the United States
 .ill communications (post paid) addressed to Bowers & Co. at Memphis, Tenness ee, or to Win H. Bowers. Little Rock, Arkansas, will meet with prompt attention. if accompanied with sufficient sum 10 cover the expenses of investigation. VIM. H. BOWERS.
 August Isth, 1s46. 4s-imtf.
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Hot Springs. 2.

gDou Hc9g"ge WdSVAs, TOT cUIFVyIhS PdSSeHsrfs and their baggage to the
 Hot Springs. He accommodate four passengers with their ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As driveg his skill and attention to the safety of his passengers Is well known to the travelling public His charges will be in accordance with the hard times He can be found at all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House. Little Rock, April i7, lsit-Si-tf
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Notice.

 IRON, FLOUR &C. rn0A LBS. flat bar iron assorted; fOOO 769 lbs. round bar iron do; 800 do sqnafe do do do; 800 do b5op do to do; 700 do baAd do Go do; 500 do slab do do do; B odd oven lids;
 50 bbls. Ohio s1PerfiBe four; 7j sacks cearse and fine salt; 9 griBdstoneS;
 9 boxes window glass assoTi,a; ( bbls. butter and water crackers; do ccpperas;
 50 do rectiGed whiskey;
 pipe Holland gin,
 half io cognssc brandy; Ie smiths bellows, 2s 10 3s iRchess dog. painted pais: Re e'd and for sale lew. for CASH oaly, by
 wM E. WATT. May lst, ist6s--3iti,
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Salt.
 l70R SALE. . Lsrge int Of 1aarss and fine SALT; E aisu, Ce6ss, SasTar, ead Asiassss; by s. VIM. VANCE x BROTHERS. Sept !, ssss. lsistfl
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To the Public.

DILLJOHNSONwo would re- GskM@Np Respectfully inform the pub 4sfSE& %R< lie that heis now prepared with a first rate Carriage, and also, good Bcggege Wagons, for conveying passengers a rd their harwa,a fo tha
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
a LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NEA .IlDIlS

DIN ELLlOTT has received. and Il now opening. a
new and splendid assortment OF DRY GOODS and va
Iieics. az his store Nam street. c5 side Q
doors above Market Aieg. which he the howe Il
cash prices. 10 which he would invite the attention OF
country merchants neders and his customers gcircr
ally consisting IA part Of silk cashmere. Thei and
muslin de LANES shaws silks apseSs muslin de lanes
and euglsnis ~ all priee> Flce and English cloths
eass e. saiiics. twcCis. jcans and fsnucls OF all
kinds cloth cars. toots shoes looking glasses picture
frames &S. together with agcnera assortment ofduues
VIC dry goods. tailof's Trimmings and WINNINGS OF all
kinds assortment OF brass day and 20 hour clocks
The lest quality. always on hand
y. B-Pctdlars respectfully invited TO call
as an asortmsn 81 notions IN their line IL always
ON hand, and at prices To compete with any esis.
liShn.ent IN this city. senlI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
JCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
NO. 100 MARKET SQUARE.
a. nEi.CHAATS, PHYSICIAN hNr
OTHERS

Fv1TIlE SUBSCRIBER Keeps constantly for sale 81 the
n lowest prices assortment OF MEDICINES,
DRUGS, pNESFuFfS, PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, VAR
NiSH, BRUSHES. SC. &c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction, lie societies
those WHO may not Intend To purchase at the ume,
Ia ascertain The prices of his goods.
ANY communications asking the prices OF goods, are
most eheerfilly and promptly answered. t'-
He would particularly state, that be has siea- Fac
tory In cpnrrctou with hi- Store f5r rOvasLipg Jasa.
Ruharh, I.eeacusnlia and many other Medicnesl for
grinding Mustard Cinnamon. AlsFiee, Pepper, Gloves.
&c and Lamp Black, Black Lead, Venetian Red,
Chrome yellow and green, Nerdegrs. Yellow Ocire and
other Pants oil; all ofwhieh lac able sell
very lowest prices. -N
Faiuts mixed already for use and put up ia oarthen
pots Of different sizes. for family convenience
Putty Of the lest gualiiy a, ~ cents per ~.
POUNDS and upwards.
No charge made for delivering goods in any part OF lhu
city j. w. W .GORDON.s
DRro0tsr, No R2 West PRATT few doors from Light
ST. opposite the & y Il pepoi, Baltimore. fsb IS.