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or any part of Mexico. let tho people know 1t. and they will be no longer agitated' by dark and un- certain future. Bui, although might have iorborne to express any opinion whatever as 10 purposes and objects for which the war should be continued. nave not thought proper to conceal my opinions, whether worth any fling or not. from The public examination. Accordingly have stated
 G. That it seems to me that t Ia the daty Of our country, as well on the srore og moderation and magnanimiiy, as with the view cf avoiding dseoId and discoatent a; home. o abstain from seeking to eonqaer and annex to the United States of Mexico or Shy part of t. and, especially, to disabase the pnhiic mind in any quarter ofihe Union of the im- PtessIoR, il II any where exists. that desire for such conquest is cherished, for the purpose of Propagating or extending slavery.
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HnrdMnre nna CufIarr.
Sl00 REWARD. ESCifED Fggg THE PgtITEyTtiRY

hA fhs svetubg et tIe 5th ipst. two cceyiesu " VIZ; sylvester Burroughs. (but whose reel naise 's supposed io be stephea Lymanl. snA u.ehnfa Eakee.
 Borooaghs tsf Lymaa) was convicted in rrl.s. k eoan'y iei the crime ol hsf.e-stealing aud ssa t~acrt ota tIe 2sth Jane, is43. to fs psnisssisgv iof tie tnfsi of is years. He is i f s. inshss hgh. about s ,ears of az. blark hair. dssp kjue eyes assk e"nrsssios ,fi' sls'uily bnili. Eas ths r,zhi love quarter and isft hna quarter of kls kesA close shaved, aBd the rest 0f his hair cut sAnst were of white cotton shirt. inarhaA lN ne tie Fight shoalde' and wih psataloons saarheA la lhe r'ght al o Georgia stripe end the les haIf aY ~hie drilling, and raIfh-lcaf hate hafise of ths State Of Massachusetts.
 EaaiB was convicted of the crime of hcrss- -ssesE. Ipg and Iaieeny ia poinseti county sa March. Ia1a ad sentenced to iie P-niteBiaFy fos the tess. ef ysals; and has subsequently, been sentenced Ia IA. sa'ne siitaiion for i.r, for being oas ef the psln espals engaged n ie rebsli,oa which resulted G she eafH'ag oi the pesitshiiary, "A Aagass. isss ns is native of Hebdstson eoanfy. ky is shvai n years If age. th,ek sci and sisai hs,iIi feel s2 inches high. brown hair, light hazcl eyes. t.rre nose, and nas relatives residiag ia si Frasris co A'kansss The right iofeqasfses sad the lelfAipA quaref oi his head s eiose shaved and ihs hair on the balance ol bis head cat sloft. ore ihe ss.se xii'a oi sbir and pant. as Burroughs, sxeept th.t they Sefe mAksd 70, and wofe bia. k eiaxedesn ahd, 'B addition. tad fsa shacki~ and ehaia sf iaehed io hls right s.eie
 The seosetwoeonyieis Beasoeoas, fos LrmAAa aiia EasfS, sSososss hsve thieves and ne. ..f 'he very worst ehefseisT mi II Is ,o bs hoped t.i all gosi eliI.eBs wEti thef best essss.ss. ia .. resi- sDd ss,aia them io the,s old quarters ia n. penite.sisfy. l wili pay af,Y dollar. rewasd Ie, ihe apprehension os either oi tbe above eonvsrk. ,, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Ios bs&h. os sks;s a.i=ssy ss sae ai ths psni.eat,asy. or nreaaslsr. ate reward i.r their ppseheas,ea asd sp1s.i x, any Jail, and noraaiioa glses te .ne se ti.si .~s thew sgs,n into my possessioa.
 GEokGE ERODE, ss,y. Little kcek. Oef n. fs47 { e-
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NEW GOODS,

JUST received in addition to our former stock. . sB ne" style of Prints, Valencia plaids. Muslin ds Laiaes, Alpacas. Sstinets, Kentucky JsAas, PisiA Lineys .or ehiidren's clothes, Brown and Bieaehed Dom-stics, Coventry plaids. Striped Lossela La- dies sud Chiliren's Mitts Gentle Thibit Gloves: haHd>on- assortment of Hoolea khawis e. gether Ai,h Coarse and Fine Shoes. Also hand. some stock Of
 Hardware and Cutlery,
 Consisting ia part of the following articles. vlx; --ii<h and Flat Brass Candlesticks. Bsass Castogs ci different sizes. Gun locks and Flinis. Congress. pocket. and Butcher Knives of various daserieiions Ssits oi dideFen s,1cs. &c., S<c. aii of which ws ~t sell low for CASH
 C L. JEFFRiEs X SON. Liiyie Rook. Ccietcr 2s, is47. 7--
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NEW CHEAP STORE!

ANDREW ]. HCTT and fH0His PARSEl HAvINts associated themselves under the irp Il of Hutt k Parsef for the purpose eG transact. ing Wholesale and ketail. ury Goods & Grocery bassaess ia thr City ot lle Rock, solicit tor their rstaht'shment portion ot pahlie ps,roasge.
 I hey prr located at rFsseR. m MAIN STREET, THREE DOORS SO0rH os the POST OFFICE Their ssock is lsrge assa ea'reiy new having heen purchased within tfss last iweRiy days Aad for cash ceassqaetstIy ihose ealing apoa taeIa may depend upon getting gcods ss low. f not iitie icwcr than al any hoesc n the paes
 Their Stock consist "a p9Ft ai S-i or 4-L S-1 G-4 l0-9 k l9 q. hrawn Shee,iHgS and Shir-ings.
 8-444& o-t biearhed shevtings and tong eloth TwiB'd and plaid French GingNams, 800 pcs. fancy, blue anA morning prints of every
 hue and fashioa- b. Striped and plain alapaca.
 Plain. her Atei striped jackoue'
 swiss aud mall muslin, Cheaper thaa ever before oiTt red a this place.
 70 spiendiddress raierts oI thr latest isshsons and styla--
 super Victoria net shswls--
 Balxian Nova ZsmhlA and Rob Roy. ditto.
 Blk italian CrIsats. Buena Nisls, C ITO Condo. MoaseFpy di',o--
 Highland Isaiters,
 bennington, Lyonese. and Chester Hoods, bean tiful articles for infants
 Gloves & Hosiery of all kinds. Super blue, ,Frd. white and Whitaey blaaSets &
 
 200 doz. best spool cotton, Saper American < French black Cassimers and clo,h---
 ! package saalsbery flannel ior ehiIdrsn win ter dresses,
 Royal ribbed under shirts
 Vegetable parses--Grecan hoois---
 a3 & Sa inch ginghsm & ee,tna umbrellas, green. yellow, red and white 6annels-- dozen super Paris hsts--new article tn this market. also far. sik and wacl ditto dog. Rough and Ready ditto dog. Poiat Isabel cloth raps-- dog, Jump Jackets. new style ot business coats A few first rate gold pens cheap stationary; fine cutlery; carpenters tools nails iron; steel tin and wooden ware; axes; hoes; trace; log and chains, &e., &c. Quceusw are and Glassware.
 choice lot of fine brandy port wine; Irish whis- key and Holland gin Coffee; sugar; tea; salt moiasses; whiskey; pow der; lead; &c. &c. 2 hbls. no. mae kerel and ? bbIs herring with the roe. for family Also the best stock of ins and boots and shoes offered in this ket most of Ii having been made under the special order of practical boot and shoe maker; persons patronising us, mfy therefore rely upon getting first rate durable boot or shoa AlFbf which will be sold low for cash or exchanged for beef hiles, peluy, bceswaxs, &c.. Sc. Liberal advances made on COTTON. HUTT & PARSEL. Little Rock, Nov. 22. lsi7. il--iw.
 Gazette and Democrat, copy times
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Gbe Rarisefa.

The Neso 0rIsans Dslss, of the z7th un.. gives the following account of the Msrksts was pret- Y generally know yesterday that ihe stamsr Aea- da's news was n by eKPres; and Il vas inferred from traassc'ons in oaf market, that tbough rather favorable for Flour and Grain il announced farther decline In Cotton al Liverpool. '. la the Cotton market seareey any hayers appeared. a.t ihe sales only included some 45n bales said tobe ai i< ,o sse. deeiine ,Float wasiu demand, a.d 5000 6ss were disposed of early in the day, sss5 10 ie as 2o for llino,s and Ohio, but subsequently ai S 22lS 10 g g, a; which 1900 hbIs Olio flaoa and 70Oj were sold .. Corn better, with sales of 6o0 sacks white at iS. and 5000 de- yelIoy in several lots, at soc. per bsshei. 800 saeks Oats brought S6c. per bush. Mess Pork retailing at sIl s. and Pime q go 25 per bhl.. Lard: 1900 kecs prime new sold a' q s and i00G do i a to 66e per 10. Sales of Prime Beet at SS i0. and B 4, S4 % per bbl. Of Tallow, co hbis prime taken al SC. per b.. \ ot of 400 pigs Uppe. Mine Lead brought si 2j per laa ibs Whiskey stiit lower; 300 bbls Rectifed disposed oi al I7c ptf gallon
 Sales oi Sngar ss9 hints. at former prices. oi Moiasses, I'o0 tbis. at I9 10 I9tte. pei gaH
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SPRtVLLTIONl

INiiE undersigned stfsFa for sale. sad viii sssss 1 io the best bidder, 20 acrca ef land ndoInlnR the city ot I.at;c Rock.
 He proPnsss to sell two tFscts of 90 acrr9 saeh-- the residue in lots to sait purchasers Ia thS lgse Stl. theFc Is Sa of bottom and S0 ef aplnad. WttA house and other iIEprevenscmes, ard Sueniag wuaar from the best sPRl NGs upuR tho piaca On ths next e0 there k 40 ef hetcsn 50 ln eaiatvstien.l aud S0 In woodland, Rasd well waasrsa by tha hese Spsings
 FsFty acres sdoiniag the et'y. whlch will ts seld ie Sit psFchaacTs, Is upland bat cf the wa qaalny of upland i,a tho nciRhborhood And sAe rusnninlnh % acres the south side of the entire ugNsay Whsh hand somewhat broken. and not of the bsst qanilty; but has water and wood to make . vainahlel
 Hs will also Il thrre so aeFe tracts of gpod weoA- lnpd, in the north half of soctloH g. n 1ew. wlah- In tsro uiies of the city ef Littia Rock. TWO STORY FRAMH HOUSE tAssssns-- Also his corner bnlldings on Mwrkhaia and keuizl- streets.
 He will a'so sell his property In Conway ssanty. a valuable place n Point Resnovc betiou. a tAe Ark's River and above the highest svssAsw, ssms improvements thereon.
 It will be well In every Insssaes tU have psetiea of the purchase money down; but e the unAessi4m. -d k determined tO sell h the coarss ef tha winter for the best price that may be offered, hs Wnl atse make ths terms te suit parchasep.
 Prrsoas wishing to own any part of pafesi ef the above property would do well to examine fss thsm- selves snd make proposals, Little Rsck, Nov. D, ISt7. l2--tE
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 City Election.

NOTICE is hereby given that Election will I\ he held at the City Hall, in the city of Little Rock, on the first Monday in January, next, lsis, for Mayor of ihe city of Little Rack, eight AL dsrnea, City Recorder and Constable ,---polls io l,e opened al 10 o'clock A. NJ
 j. W. Farley, H. E. Ailis, and Henry Griffith, will act as Judges of said election.
 K. l.. DODGE, Nago,. Lslie Roct, Noe g. ls47 Ii-u
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nrsf.RIPTInN:

DESCRIPTION:
 Rascal is about 70 years of age--5 feel or 10 inches high-straight hult--ght hair and fair com pssion, cross-eyed, qaick spoken, bad uatenanee and disagreeabie in his manners, generally goes well dressed his front teeth above proect n Is supposed he has gone to Texas"
 dJIu addition 10 the above, the friends of Inc de- ceased have offered reward of TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS
 Little Rock, Dec. 6, le4i. l3-tw.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR. S.rA.TI AL ApL \ NSAs

e To all whom these presents shall conc Greeting:
 X{THEREAS, il has been made known 10 me, W D. the SheriT of the couuty of J~iFer~on, that Andrew J. Em5ree, who vas indicted al ihe late October term of the circmt co0rt ol sad coua- ty for the inutdef of James De Baun has lied from lustee and Is nov running at large;
 NoA, therefore. l. THOMAS <. DREW, Gov. enor c! said State, by itue ot the power and au. ihority ln me vested by law, do hereby eaer re- Wagd sf Two Hundred Doilars. to any person who may appiehend the sdd Ehbtee aud deliver hin he Sherf of said county. iu order tha, as. iice may b. had and executed. { ~~a-~> Is testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto L. $. set my hand aud caused the seal of said ~ State to be affixed, a, Liitle Rock. on the
 29th day of Nosembe', A. D. is47.
 1hOS $. DREW. By the Governor;
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary, of State.
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Proclamation by the Governor,
 STATE OF ARKANSAS.

To all 10 whom these presents shall Grssf,sg: "HEREAS, il has hcen made known to me w that JESSE PHILLIPS, who was indicted s the last August term of the Circuit Court of the county of Hempstead, for the murder of Thomas Spelman, has escaped from tho jail of said county and Is now running at largc.
 Now, therefore. 1, TSos. <. Drew. Governor of said State. by virtue of the authority in me vested by law. do hereby offer reward of TWO HUN. DRIED DOLLARS 10 any person who may ap- prehsad the said Thomas Spelmsn, and deliver him 10 the Sheriff of said county of Hempsead in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof, have here unto set my hand and caused the seal , of said State io be affx at Little
 Rock. the 9th day of December, 4. D. 1S47.
 THOS. <. DREW. By the Governor,
 Dawn B. GRrva
 Secretary of State.
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RHEUMATISM.

TNHE person who caves this complaint, also l Dyspepsia. and AfFections of the Liver, will he nj Mr. Chanpiu's Missouri Hotel, for this winter
 Persons afflicted ean call and be cered He charges nothing. ll persons saiiSiied that they are well except some triae the remedy costs. For years he hss been in possession of ttis remedy. and no case has failed out of many hundreds. Enquire for BRYAN.
 Little Rock, Nov. I9, tsi7. iy-tw.
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MONUMENT NOTICE.

A IL persons holding monies collected for the A erection of Monument in boass of the officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War. are requested by the Monument Committee, to pay the same without delay, to the Treasurer; and forward Report, or the subscription uPoa which the money was collected, 10 Col l.. J. Reardoh, Secretary of the Bo1rd
 The above notice is given, bscanssa sufficient sum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal te Arkansas, of those who fell at the ,atte of Baesa Vista; and also because the ComnStee desires to know the amount that has been rsied for Moan- ment purposes
 A E. THORNTON TreOsuscr.
 Lit,lc Rock, Nov. 25th, I1.
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@440 RHWARD!! Proclamation by the Governor.

STATE or ARKAxsAs. To all ta whom ihs&s rrescsts shsil come Gr~stinss MHEREAS, it has bern made known to me, w that, the Duh day of November last. in the county of Drew. certain TnoMAs k. RuxsEiA did commit most atroeioas mnrier upon inc body of Darling McCraw of sald county; and that the said Russell has fled from justice and is now ruaaiEg al large.
 Now. ilereforc, l, THoAAs s. pRxw, Governor of said State, by vine of the anths rity in e vested. to hereby offered a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any person who may apprchend the said Thomas R. Russell and deliver him to the She riff of sui county of Drew in order that justice in th,s behalf may be had and executea
 lS TEsriMoST WHEREOF, have here unto set ms hand, and eaIsed the l.. S.; Seal of sid State to he affixed, at '~~' Little Rock, .en the fth day of De-
 ceInber, A. 3. Is41.
 TIEos. <. DREW Dy the Governor,
 DAVID B. GREEs,
 Secretary of State
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DRY GaahS.
DISSOLUTION.

V'HE Partnerships heretofore existing between 1 snapp X Howel. and Howei snapp G.. are this day dissoired by mstHai conssnf LEWIS SsAPP will pay all the debts due by said Grma, anA uuthuuized to receive and receipt for al eaims dae to s.id irms. October 22Bd ISsz.
 LEWIS SNAPp,
 JOHN B. HOWEL,
 J. B. HOW FL. Ex. oE
 JOHN HoWEL. Deed. THE undersigned will continue the eontracis in hts name, and will use all sxertaons to aecomma- dale the travelling community and (faeiiitaia the Mails) The Lines from Napoleon to Fort smith have gool, careful. and sober divers. comfortable coaches and substantial teams. Every thing in his power siiali be done 10 promote the comfort of Pas sengers-who will lake due notice thersef and aO- themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS sNAPP. f%e.. f.rr G,'n;.a. GarT. c.rArSr'' Agents. Get. -. IS47 T-9m. [Gazetie k Democrat copy.l
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BUnlE. BfTDTKY.

VTNHE sala0rthes hAfsssAa tha public, slat hs Ass N just retuSned from ssse eaSts wlsh esmplsts new stock, and nAatersNs aeeeaAAfy lex enffyIae a tsse above business ts aH n bsNncaes ts ese Isss nnedern and elegant styie Books af sl dsssslPtleua hound and Fe-heamd.
 Records and Blank Bsaka Of sti tAa various siHss, made to eFieT. ana ruled to any pattern. Bindery. atshe Book Store, aa Markham stFess
 JOHN W. RAYLY. i.itiis Rock, Nov. ie. is85s Jt-W
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DENRIPTINY.
NN "A Mc HDs

T0TTON, Beef Hides, Deer-Skins. Coon -Sk kins, O-Becswsx, Tallow. Dried Peaches. &c., for which the highest market prices will b" paid by the undersigned, who has in store received per late rivals, large quantity of Bagging. Rope. Irvine, Flour, Whiskey, Coffee, Sugar. Iron, DRY GOODS, Sc.
 II. HAMILTON. Little Rock, Dec. $, Ie47. Eff. Binner and Democrat, please copy.
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At the election held al Peroie 2teiy- among ite PennySlyania Volunteers, fr Governor Of the Keys sone State there was os vote cast fos tbe .Nsfive candidate Ina; party seems te have kGi small asT presentation in the army.
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PRINCES LINNEAS BoTANIC GARDEN
 AND NI-RAEE E,S-Elmshing. '. l..
HUTT & PARISH,

HAVE inst reed per steamer Win. Armstrong \ from Cincinnati. e5 bbls reeified whiskey, best old bourbon ditto. ." monongabelA ditto, e5 kegs nails assorted sizes, ' flooring brsds. bales cotton yarn, T battiue 10 boxes star candies, 2S plough plates, keg horse shoe nails. i-e dog. kitchen shoves & tongues, a5 pr common tire-dogs,
 ALSO i large assortment round, square & ai; tar irsn. of all sizes.
 ALSO Two tons assorted castings all low for CASH. Little i,ock 9 Nov Is47. t2-ts.
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Notice.

LL p@ssens to whom an iA.t. kts1. ,.;it =. ssf 'asos on me by psesensinx tleIs kilis is. .'s' aaAis's 1s payment, ana sii psss.ns -. - ee 'n - dees. ~,ii e,ge ms sy slessax ~ sr. so'ssss as seSa s. eoaseniehi
 JOHN BROWN
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Description. Andrew J. Embree, is about fee; ? inches high, about SI years of age, slender baiit. thin vissge blue eyes, sandy halr, and stands vrry erect when standing up. is a native of the slate of Kentucky. and has relatives residing there and is supposed has made his way to Texas or Mexico, and l. by pro- f'sSinn physician. Rtw ''
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IL We arc authorized to announce C. l.. SULLIVAN, as n Candidate for The of- flee of city Constable, at the ensuing eiec- ton,
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DEMOCRATIC RESOLUTIONS.

l. ReSoi-ed, That when the Republic of Texas aesented the act of the government Of the United States, by which she became integral part of our Union, she was completely free, independent and sovereign, acknowledging allegiance to the Re- public of Mexico, and subject in respect to her jurisdiction And. therefore, that the act of our government which cOnsummsted ihe annexation of Texas to the United States could furnish Iust ground of complaint or dissatisfaction ,o the Re public of Mexico.
 . ResOired, That so soon as the resolutions of annexation were aSsented to by the Republic of Fexas the jurisdiction of the nited States attached within her entire terri orial limits in the and the extent that II already existed in reference 10 all the other territory of the u States And therefore, that 1t the constitutional duty ef government 10 extend 10 the people and territory Of Texas the same protection against hostile invasion that II s bound to extend to every other portion of the Union.
 . Rssoired That, In receiving Tetas into our Union, our government necessarily adopted inc territorial boundaries io which she bad claimed as an independent Republic, sahject however, 10 the same obligations which rested on Tc2as, te have every dispute to t4ssc boundaries fairly adjusted wlth any other gOyernmc nt ,- And, therefore that euf government bound Ia aaseTt and maintain the Rio dei Nofte the boundary of the territory annexed, that being t6a line claimed and recognized by the Republic of Tcxas q, the time oi her annrxa- ton; aad recognition of aay ofber boundary by the President of the United States, or failure on lhs part 10 exert a the powers vested in hiul 10 protect and defend the territory Gp to hs boundary agalns; aggression invasion, would have been a dsresiciion of constitutional dufv which woAld have suh.ected him 10 the mcfiieI condemnation of his government.
 i. Rss7iced, That the President of the '. Ssaies discharged his duty faithfully and promptly in the efforts made to adjust the question of boundary with Mexico, and when that government refused 10 reestabish diplomatic relations with our govern ulent for the purpose ol adjusting the question of boundary and all other questions requiring adjust meni, il was obligatory npon the President to as ser, claim to inc Rio del Norte, and to main tain that claim by all powers civil and military restrd ln hiIa hy the een$,itutior nd laws
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SunAries.

sunArtes. , Casks extra sugar cured canvnssed Hames D 60. common do. do. IS kegs eat nails;
 10 boxes cheese;
 10 io. stat candles:
 l0 kegs pure white lead;
 id boxes. 5 by 10 glass;
 20 reams large wrapping papeEl Clover. Timothy. and Herds grass seeds, Received and tor sale by VIM. B. WAIT. Nov. l2ih f0-
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Otrek or THE SECRETARY
 oF STATS. Little Rock,
 2ah Nos. lea7. x eomplhnee with shs provisions Of al set of the Genetal Assembly of the State of Afkansaa, ap- proved 5th Dee lSl6. proposals will be received at this office ar printing. for the year isas all aAvss- tsemenis of estrays reguiren to he pabiished. 1hr tnIe for receiving proposals will expire on the 26;h Dec next
 DAVID B. GREER.
 Secretary of Stsis. Little Rock, 29 Nov. lS47. i1-sw.
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SenaioriaI Candidate.
CGNSU PTHON.

Asthma. Bronchitis, spitting Blood, Pain in the side and Breast, Sore Throat. HOafseEess. Palpitatioa of the heart.
 WhooPins Cough, Group, Hives,
 SerVous Tremors, Liver COm-
 plaint and Diseased kidneFS
 are Radically Cured, Ky ihompxanS Compound Syrup Of Tar and
 Wood Naphiha.
 { LTHOUGH the great fatality of Pulmonory "A Diseases, at this tune shows that there are par- ucular caN. that render still too applicable the de- signalion of gpproBia medioorUm-lie disgrace of Physicsnsto this class of diseases; and that there are stages in their progress, which having been reached, recovery IS doubful. Still no one should desPait. The writings of physicians, who have glvent these affections particular at,easion abound with many recorded cases of recovery when the pa. tient had reached a seeming hopeless stage of the disease: and there is at this time remedy prepar ed in Fhiaaslp!ia vi ich has met with the mos, tr- ufaphaRt and cheering in the most obstinate forms of THROAT and pULMONORY DISEA- SES--so as 10 have obtained the sanction and em- p!oymef6 in the practice of meny Physicians. Au>ion s had 70 rHOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP nF TAR ant WOOD NAPHTHA--,he preparation of cne, who, having given to Diseases ot the Lungs and their means of cure the most sui and thorough attention, presented 10 tie public this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power cf TAR has oflen been observed in severe Coughs and Consunp- ton. But in the above preparation, beside of most valuable reqoi1ble pseiofals there Is con joined with t he Hood Naphtaa, medicine but lately introduced. but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results n England, in Pumonory Consumption, especially of Tubercu- lon, form. {
 Read the following from Dr. Yoa,g, the eminent ocUlisi:
 PHiLADELPHt.. Jan Is. 'i7 Messrs. AGNEY X DIcKNEY:--Geltieme Hav- ing recommended in my practice, and uset. in my own family. THOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHfAA, have no hesitation in saying that il is of the s> preparations of The kind Tn use, ani persons suclag from Colds, Coughs, Affections of thc Throat, Breast, &c SD prevalent a this season of the year. cannot any medicine that will Care or preyst Consumption sooner than ThompScns Compoun4 Syrup ot Tar and Wood Naphlha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. NJ. D,
 l52 Spruce street.
 PHtLAbELPHIA, March Q. 'tf l hereby certify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consump,loh ard grsR up by four PhysiciEHs, who pronouhced iHucardbs. the dis case was arrested and was restored t0 heqiA solely by the use oi ThompsoH's eomPound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha
 MARY HANY, 4S Spruce st. lgy-This invaluable Medicine is prepared only at the North East of fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Soid also by J. W. TAPE.
 Man Si., Little Rock. Price of large bottles sl: of for s. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6, isi7. ls-6n.