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DhhllmUhG hVOh lNrlnmhhl L.
No. - n. Pratt street, the bridge,
uxpEs rHK sKiLFuL CHARGE OF
I'D HAD Dis
DlC. IL IA HI H -,
DRESENTS to the afflicted the most certain
rmd,, and .a.s, % ,a,,as., ~
eh,onIe ,f,e,ion. IN ~ onns n, mi. 90, :. ~, f,.a
.rUUrs uNsrIrs,,rso
having the many wear. OF s An B,uof, ..,
,r,., an. a., TO- n, .s.,,, - $500. 80"
experience could addee The grateful on 30
ooo -. ,h.i ~. h..n .,,.d n,,,-s -
hour, In mia forms and the mot .ssra,D,sa
cases eedy restored % ,o,,a,.. u,xtrs
Harris practical with
AMI assures the uafouna. OF ,k aid ana e,nd ,avr, ,s
out eIagreration OF eItor.ion in eharxe.
MARK TIIIsi
Dr. been engaged in NOR. sren.iye r,e re, .r,.
tee than any other physeian in his city.
great attending prseee has been well a.s,sd
BIZ the deernnr public The r,medie, u,,d nv h
speedy and certain ea.ell ar, ~, mia
srreeabe an ,a,,e a, ,aus,,ou. h, aasaeev e
in as many hour, AZ n forme, reouid a,y,
weets
ueaimen oiDr H. require. no severe restrictions in diet or
hIndlnee from benign operation digestive
Ars not no or
produced by his medicines ....
Dr. H. abjures the compounds Of Mercury Ba.am
TaPenine Harlem On and oAsr disgusting the
resort OF the Ignorant but through and purifying vegetable
remedies drives out disease instead Of throwing back
The 'o0o restoring "sof TO he organs and
.UT .rs.E ue,npn ..-,-
these ,mnors n, .nss. ~ q ~, - ~ ~; IN; ~
,,nasd sIns,,anes ,hs ,, co. ~ appneAu9n ana ca
hnhis 80, ~ re- ,, IN \, ny ~, 'op 70 .e
r. nr,,.s ~ ~ wa " INC VOICE o'eeho-
~ a. = -, 80.
from his and rroee that he 4, I'm, o-u sd
healing balm afflicted position enyabe than the
gided throne Of earths proudest monarch
TAKE TT an TIME
unfortunate asvole,s Of M pleasure bear in mind when
affection overtakes them that ng a7pli
eaon eompe physician AZ they oay relief
pain AVOID and eude great constitutional injury
medical To be moderate in his
he eoudu''y be- where symptoms have become Confined
seas more wcey Unused The rapid advances Of this truly
yns disease huneient 10 strike terror into the bodest
are 100 rrpu'Ve 70 contemplate Nh,u liberation and
di'eoone elotee with metns palma beiray The unhap
~ vm The deadly poison preyns upon his viia hen and
en 90 many awake 70 u sense OF THAR danger While
win hndaenE lear from the bold strides aad desoang path Of
'eouge OF errinE humanity let not be ofgoen that there
other equally alarming though more slow and nsous diseases that
continually threaten the impucnt how little does The of
ssHs Aa think Of The bed Of hons he preparing for aer LIE
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II let6.
Francis G. Morrison Ann Morrison, Morrison and John
Others, P,tas
against
Edward T. Mostly, laie OF Martha X.
admf Of Francis Goode deed and simr s. Asuri
deed and John T. MOsey Benz r. Davl Clarke
ko- I. Maeos, and Others Defs,
In Chancery.
On the motion Of the plAinh and appearing ateton
Of the Court that the defendants John Moseley Davis
and Ro c. Macon nhabants and
ey not having entered their appearance and
eordirE to the Aet Of Assembly and the Rules
ordered BY the Court they appear bers aad answer The
ented bill Of the plaintiff Of this Court
and that copy Of this order Be forthwith
paper published 10 The OF Richmond Continued m
months speeeve and that another copy posted
door o. The Court house OF this county.
A Copy-To<e,
be e6-Mqw NvI . n .Ncp
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NUMBER 40.
TO THE AFFLICTED,

N. II. ID. ROBINSON would inform the oub.
- stu saseeetpx po.v,,, s,,,.-
- Eng irm' Of d.sas. eight ofev.ry ~. =, ,r,sr
hm aner having been abandoned By u. Y,enEx
seah Iiead reusr. ueeroa. of Io.r .s.,
,n unofs mens Rheumatism. D.,a-s of the Li,,r
hsse and Feyrr, Cancers L-prosy "a VIM,
Ae The hi,sr he has n.d TO cum. \.
he poisonous mercury from system ard e,,.. n
uent even when the Hot sprnr. niI u. M. ,,..,"s
n',.. ee % khsu%ai. and Only faed Two 10 .aseurx
81 ne also hasa remedy for the Loeb Rsf.r..e.
he most satisfactory be Eivvn many usr-,o. x. A. -
suRsd- " - 'ss''' "@y De con
mund. Va -. seh
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Game the plaintiff BY his nd Sled his bin and
and Appearing BY satisfactory evidence
Huco1 and Jane his WIFE, Thomas hs wife
and sally heNanara, inhabAnt.
ana the d defendants not having appsaanes
motion Of te plain M il ordered Thai defendant DO ap
aI Al me CLERKS Once OF Circuit SUPERIOR Court
Chanee Tor Lancaster county the Rules
sd Court on the hrSt Monday the
pAnuns oh and that Of this order be inserted
se newspaper published in the City Richmond months
seeeve and copy posted Al the fuut door Of
The Courthouse Of This county.
Copy. Teste
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In CHANCERY.

John Hardwek Jr, admir- Of John Bardwek Benjamin d.
Rus, sheriff and admir- Of Daniel Morgan n-h
sheno Richmond county admir- Benjamin. Andrew and
| William MOrgand deed Delta
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7 BOW. RoRERTs. b. g

" lRGlNlA: AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
Zee OF the Creui, Superior Chanesry fog
lancaster Sounty on Menday the 9th day Of July, is46:
'onn n Ireakie, Comph,
against
James Fendia, John Fendla, FendLa James Har-
ding administrator William Mcnamara deed GeorE. w
Flowers and Mary his wife, was Mary MeNsmaa f.sprx
"eox ard Jane his wife who Jane Tho Webh
and Francis hs WIFE who Mcnamara and saIy Ann
MeNamara, No. $3.50
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NORTH CAROLINA FISH.

NORTH CAROLINA FISH.
O6n BBLS. No. | Cot Herrings
AOO 90 DO do q, FANNY Roe Herriurs
Is Do 40 Shad
10 Hail bbs No. I Family shad
In store, for sale BY
auA WEGB. BACON. a co.
M LIES HOOrS.-Thr gent, nsn nnd, By calling a
ANA No -, "a. The way Of
b. iounl the cry By Ms son q Philadelphia
call = 20 that . wantei TO insure a sac ~ No. 81
in 90 J. MYERS
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WHITE SULPHUR AND SARATOGA


pes OF thsse eeAeeraied Waters which s.n. -
IT, no, on snm"er 10 20 Conducive he.hh
me white sulphur Water barrels nj, .,
80 Aaosa Congress SPRING Water is quart and pant Boz
In The warm weather Keep on ise p,,..pv ,oons
and ready for immediate use. - r'' eo's~
Our stnek of Mineral Wate very ft,oue,t,, .
very shor interv1is ,nah,d =, m - =,
hem in ihs greatest perfection. '1'AA'~
~ LUvAL a PURCELL. Drusrl.a.
= MAR s.r,pt
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TRUNKS AND RAGS.

"E have just received a large lot Of Ladies
w Trvelns runk', tabe ior carrying bounsts n The
tfuuts wi facsng cotheslne q them vcy hfrs-
We The indies ave cal. We VII ~ hen At low
prices We have aso veg sock Csuet Bags Of
qualfcs ani th1pes bouzh a. from ih uanuctu
au7 PuTNEY a WATTS
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" lKGlNlA: At a circuit superior court of law
and ehAneey eontsusd and held county Al the
Court house, Monday the Goth October 1885
George ~ Aherson sher6 and Haynis Ash
bum, deed. PRa
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VIRGINIA: At RaIes held in lhe cIs-I,.

Aes o. Ee superior Court Of Chascery iehuout
the ID day Of Angus vghi hundred and v
lizard Wilkinson, p.x
',-'
Lytdan wIkin-op ind other ~
oeienant Adore named having entered M.
'ssIy according To the Act and Inc Ra,..
ourt and appearing BY satisfactory evidence thai n. 4, not
nh-sTaH' of thi, Commonwealth: ordered That the a.
DO appear at the fer I'M. eoa.t Nm a..
Once thereof the in Nov.mbPr ,,t "a
answer The btu Of the plinh cor on mi. ,., -.
Inserted IN some in IN, ctv az Rsb
Tor two months POSED Al The mont doo Of
tho Capitol IN the said - 1919 '1' 49, "
Copy-Tese
ull-v9w p HOW
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- NJ --lVW sdtha IINtIVu IVIUIF UItu Tnc
~ sat f'r sal- BY WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL
DY THE COURIER, which arrived last Mon.
~ day received superb PIANO rORTEs hou,
Mess st,dsr Nsv Yot They -pssirsus 81
ard cabtninE dccaey
last rcund tone. dehrhtfal touch.
Ths sddsd sissdy arrs tsnssr. our ssr,
ven eonpes afrnE hose IN ssarsb 81 INSTRUMENT
fns opportunity o. selecting f-o Eeat vaHsy o.
ayts n dnish. Nash q WOOuHOUsE.
iuRQ 100 MAN g..
GOt1EAI Ms ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR
~ For rsnierng TIE hsshest ain dscatsly
s3n aviug alovn erupuons pimphs hesks
dsess &C. % - rerembered Nedcsed
soap fns wing re
ard q M osy i0t Richmoni arc
ns5 CANYON WOOD
p1r Pnsy sos . sas,,
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To the Representatives of william and
Andrew WOrgaus

In pursuance OF the foregoing decree, tie rep
AMI Andrew MORAN any snh mere -
hereby Lofed and eared crard
respective auoun. raoE Of The nj. Vivian
and Andrew thc decree aiorefad
EBENEZER JEFFRIRs. Dy
Of John w. Bslhsh shsriH Y. Co
and administrator o. William and Andrew Morran.
June 90 1916. -9n
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ALT--2OO sacks Liverpool factory filed fine
~ sait g. sals by WILLIAMS HAXALI.
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Sec OF Youths State TEN.
Inc following extract from received from Mr., Re-
van VINO had been afflicted for years with scrofuous IN
se y'pepsn &C. and recently with affection Of the throat
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

IINHE co partnership heretofore existing under
IL style and arm OF Richards GARDNER dissolved On
the u, The of hun only Be in closing ne
Affairs A indebted viii please make immediate ayen
70 Mc1rt Clartson 4 Gardner g. J. RICHARDa'
JAMES GARDNER
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NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE Rail. ROAD
AND sTEAMBOAT LINE TO BAITIw0RF,
VIA PINEN POINT AND TIE mOUTH OF
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To De continued.)

lMPoRrANT lNvESTIoN.-A Mir. Philips o London, has lately invented a fre-annhila- tor instantaneously exlinguishing fires by aerated vapor.n The principles says for eign Journal, are chemical and they proceed on facts deduced from considerations of the source of all power, chemical action. Fire, in the ordinary acceptatIon of the term, is phenomenon which results from the union Of oxygen, tis supporter of combustion hy- drogen, the element of flame, and carbon the element light. If the oxygenbe withdrawn the fire ceases. This the fire annihilaior ac complishes. A jet of peculiar gaseous va DOT, which possesses greater affinity for the oxygen of the air than tie oxygen has for the hydrogen and the carbon with which it is combined, is insiantanously generated by the machine, and thrown with extraordinary ra- pidity on the fire, which, being instantane- ously deprived of the supporter of combus- tion,' at once ceases. The extinction is so sudden that in the case of strong fire, which Mir. Philips '.put out'' on board vessel in the Thames, the operation did not occupy tone secondo and il was compared by the spectators to a s'flash oflightning." sH
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HAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.

IMAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK. TNHlS well known establishment,
 Il located ill the business part of
 z the city has iustundergone thorough
 repair. and has been almost entirely E5relitted and re-furnished, for the &C.,
 n of thapublic.
 Fietor very respectfully announces to his
 rs, his friends, and the public generally, lw prepared to extend to the travelling
 transient visitors, and boarders, accom- hsurpassed by any establishment west oi =hes, and pledges himself that every at
 be rendered to promote the comfort of Eisiting his house, that vigilance and fi- Eestow, being determined to spare neither | expense in giving satisfaction to his Hopes to meritthe patronage of the pub Eties of his ales, wines, liquors, and se- E best that the New Orleans market can ] this he is confident, he having, with selected them himself He has also ngements for ice sufficient for the whole h London Brownstout always in bottles :: t on draft. His cooks are celebrated in grtment; his servants faithful and atten- porters trusty and courteous. and parties, every attainable delicacy Fed up in a superior manner, and at the inable prices.
 rmodious brick stables are under the man. Mr. David Shelton, where carriages, nd horses, are always ready for those who them.
 { Spring mail, carried in elegant and com ,ur-horse coaches, for the accommodation , leaves this house tri-weellly, and ac- ion stages can at any time be procured on terms, by applying to the proprietor, who re, and whose courteous department and lease tends, in some measure, to soothe ills that flesh is heir to.
 ce of the Montgomery's Point and Rock eekly line of stages, is also kent at this ere one of the proprietors can be found, adv and desirous to accommt date. and attention and regularity, is not even by Stockton or Reside; and also, tern or Van Buren mail line, whose agent s be found at his post.
 team-b boat landing, passengers will always ;, porters, and drays, in attendance.
 JOHN BROWN. ocS, Feb. l9, 1845. 23-tf
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 HE MONTREAL RoBBER TAKEN.-Red- dy, the Teller of the Bank of British North America, who embezzled 10000 dollars of the funds of that institution, has been ares ted as has also an accomplice, named Adol- phus Handfelt, professional gambler. Off cer Wm. r. Stevens arrested Reddy at a private boarding house, in Dutch street, and from information received from him, Stevens and Capt, McGrath arrested Handlelt at a French Coffee House in Park Place. On the Teller was found the sum of S4,0l2, and or his compaaionship S2001. We are inform ed that Reddy was receiving from the bank II, ,000, per annnm. Mir. Thomas Patton, one of the Bank Inspectors, from Montreal, arrived in this cty on Tuesday, bringing news of the transaction, and in less than twenty-four hours, the absconding Teller was in custody of the oficers.-.N Y Er- press.
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ny IEI WzP yE IT, C

TIE undersigned has rented this ! WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT and has had the same fitted up for \ the accommodation of the public. to receive his old customers and the |nmunity.
 |E will be furnished with the best the |s, and he pledges himself that every be paid to promote the comfort of all sy visit his house.
 TABLE is on the premises well fur the public patronage is respectfully so-
 4. HOOPER,. l. 7M Jaauarp, lS46. l7-f
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E'lae Southern and Western LITERARY MESSENGER AND
 REVIEW.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH AND
 WEST

Having purchased, from the proprietors, SrMMs "Southera and Western Monthly Magasme and Re riew it will, from the lst January next, be blend ed with,
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FRESH DGyGg0
 AND M MEDICIN ES :.
JUST RECEIVED

AND
 FOR SALE, WHOLES.ALE AND RETAIL. Nasls@ rENHE subscriber is sconstantlvreceiving MZ \ from New York genuine assortment @ of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Perft- e1444zs 'nery, Paints, Oils, Dye StpGs Sc. Sc Also-Patent Medicines; among which are pr. Fay lor's Balsam of Lverwort Jaynes' expectorant Indian panacea; Daey's pain extractor; Hays and hewes' hniment; Lin's strengthening plaster; Kom. stocks vermifuge; Mofatts phenix bitters and veg. etaeie lie pills; Bartholomew expecorant Sphon's medicines; Oldridge's balm of Columbia for the hair Welsh's medicamentum.
 All of which will be sold low for cash.
 DR. k. l.. DODGE,
 Markham street, doors west of the
 Anthony House Little Rock, 1915. l2-H
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Some ruAian recently mutilated Green ough's statue of Washington, in the capitol. The Latin inscription was defaced, and one half the arm and ball of the figure of Colum- bus were brokenoff and cared away.
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D. P. MADISON. Washington, February 10, ls45 - :,

From the Rector of St. John's Church, GeorgetoWn,
 D. c.
 In reference to the above, it gives me pleasure tc say,' that if parents wish for their children faith fu guardian, an accomplished teacher, kind friend and beautiful example in manners and in life, know of none whom l would more highly recon mend than Miss Ros AM NouRsE
 ALEXANDER SHFRAS. February 10 1915. To 3m.
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New Stationary.

New Stationary. TUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in .D Ashey's row, fresh supply of Stationary, con sstng of fine Cap & Letter Paper, Note Paper, Folio Post, Medium and Drawing Paper:-also, Pounce Tn vols, India Rubber, Sealing Wax, Quills, Steel Pens of every description, small Waters, Notarlal Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inkstands, Penknives, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books. red Tape. Slate Pencils, Sc, Sc. all of which will be sold at thelowest prices for cash.
 Aso-For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock November 6, 1844-S
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FEMALE EDUCATION,

A| GTH the intention of aiding in the education w ofyounger sisters Miss ROSA M. NOURSE proposes opeping small and select boarding school at the Highlands, the late residence of her father Malor C. J. Nourse, situated on the heights above Georgetown, and three miles from the city of Wash lngton. The position is remarkably healthy con venent, and easy of access and the house large and commodlous. The young ladies will be furnished with the means of attending church in Georgetown and Will be considered in every respect as members of the family. ue
 The school will open on the first of October and as the number will be limited, it will be necessary that all application be made as soon as possible.
 Should references be required, the highest will be given to persons in the District of Columbia and most of the States.
 TERMS PER ANNUM PAYABLE QUAR-
 TERLY IN ADVANCE. Board, including bedding, &e.; complete course of tuition in English and French; Useful and Ornamental Needle Work $250 co
 EXTRA-PER QUARTER. Spanish 5 co German , GO Italian , % Drawing , co Music on the Piano, Harp & Guitar, each 15 % No extra charge for the use of large and well selected Library.
 Each wound lady must be provided with a silver cup, fork table and tea spoon, and half dozen nap kns.
 Direct to Miss Rosa M. NoURsE, Washington, D. C., care of Ma or c. J Nourse.
 From Mrs. Madison to Miss. Rosa II. Eourse. My DEAR ROSA:
 l have derived so much satisfea- ton from the intimation of your plan of educating your younger sisters, with few additional eompan- ions at the Highlands, so long known to me as the residence of your family, that cannot but express to you my qualification, as we'll in regard to your sisters as to those of your friends who shall avail themselves of the high and honorable devotion of your time and talents to the duties of education. I know how efficiently you will be aided in the intellectual and domestic departments; and you are aware how highly l value home education when So sustained. With every wish for the success ol your establishment, and every sanction which my judgment can confer,
 am, very afectionately, yours,
 D, P. MADISON. Washington, February 10, 1s45. - n lI
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PR09PGGTD9 @5 gslstM NEW faR A

 .A Family Newspaper 10 Dc published in the T0on of Jachson, Tennessee, aud deUoted to Literature,
 .AgricUit19e, He .9rts ond Sciences;
 Neutralin Politics and Religion. E N setting about that most difficult of all tasks, the catering for the public taste, the subscribers have an assurance that generous people will ac- knowledge the audableness of their ambition. In the West, paper of the character which we pro pose to publish, Is a desideratum The Democrats, the Whgs, fand the Sectarian, the religious and rreligous of every kind and order in almost every town in the great valley of the Mississippi, have each an organ Ga neWspaper) through which their peculiar sentiments are disseminated But 10 the man of Letters, (the man of Science and of Art) and the Agricuturist, with but few exceptions, there is no medium through which their free speech finds an utterance. This chasm we now propose to fill, by the publication of the NEW ERA. To the Whg and Democrat, for patronage, we appeal, con- fidentY for success Ours is a field in which dis. cord never enters,-itis field literally strcwn with dowers,-a field in which the feelings of all will mingle in brotherly love.
 GEO. w. TALBOT
 w. H. CONNELLY.
 Publishers. The following is a list of names pledged as con- tributors to the work: W. Gilmore Simms, of South Carolina. Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, of Ala. Hon. A. B. Meek, '' Dr. Solon Borand, of Arkansas D. Henry Robinson, of Mississippi Mrs. Mary w. B. Hicks, of Helena, Ark. John Tomlin, of Tennessee, Leopold D. Deutelmoser, of Louisiana. w. Doneldson, of Ky. R. T. Carver of Tennessee. Prof. Dixon, of West Tennessee College. Prof. Mariner, '' Robt. Josselyn, Miss. l St. George Lee, Ala.
 E.SA.lsgs THE NEW ERA, will be published weekly on an Imperial sheet with entirely new materials, at $2 in advance, $2 50 in six months, or $3 at the end of the year.
 9Q;-All communications to be addressed (poSt paid) to the publishers.
 Jackson, Jan. 18th, l846.
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y G3EeNtfOH Ttf Oe Prtt1 ID t1Ty OT1t7 U71tSS the money accompanies d.
 Gs-Those desiring complete copies of the Con- gressional Union and Appendix will please send us their names previous to the lst day of December next. Gs-We will willingly pay the postage on all let ters sent to us containing ce doltors and upwards Other letters directed to with the postage unpaid ac,H not be taken out of the office.
 G5-Newspapers throughout the country, who will publish the above prospectus until the meeting oi Congress, will receive in return, the Congressional Union during the session.
 RITCHIE & HESS. Washnpton Aup. l. 1915.
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Furniture.
|hdP CLOTHING, F.4.NIL Y AND BOAT STORES, .AT FORCE AND BROTHERS,

Ot0THtH9' IIotVo U7'" e7uF75
 Boots, Shoes, Src., Sc,
 |E IN FRONT OF WATER STREET krhle he Steam Bout Landing, Littte Rock, .8,hc.
 have furnished Steamboats with Bookstores meats and Vegetables, &c., for the last ten \ aadwe still accommodate them with any kind E|les, as low as the market can afford. Fresh, RI sa, can be had at any hour, as we still carry on SV Sofnerng sn;g business No drayage will be char 'salers are particularly requested to give us as we will shin Cotton for them to N. Orleans, nave it sold at the highest prices, and we will . 4s highest prices, for any kind of country pro- T l2, ls45. 9-tf
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kssING.-The sweetness of kissing de- pends with us altogether on the slyness of the thlng.-Iake our word for il, the stolen draughis are the mos; delicious We would rather be 'scut up into catfish bait,n than to kiss girl i'll company Besides. there is great danger the promiscuous kissing which IS indalged in at parties. Ten to one if your lips do not, at the very moment after they have been reyelling in most ecsialic enjoy ment, come pop !upon those of some old maid, so sour that you cannot get the taste of the blters out of your mouth for week No!no kissing in public is not the way to manage thing :; it destroys the reverence with which man delights to wrap he wondrous sex, and none but q bungler will resort to it. Il you wish to enjoy kiss i'll all it's racness --akiss at once delicate, airy and spiritulic, yet one that will cause every pulse in your body to thrill with ecstacy-get your little eharner into corner ofa sofa, before cozy fire oi a freezing night--steal your arm round her waist-lake her hand gently in your own -and then drawing her tenderly towards you. "klss her with long, sweet kiss, as if you were bee sucking honey from hower.n There's true kissing for you.--1 ankee Blade
 "Them's our sentiments. Banner imp