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We have received pasaphalet of seme g pages pnrpoTtng to he an account of the proceedings of national convention of eoIofed peoPlc, al rrsy, on the sixth, senrenth, eighth and ninth of October, tsit- Tfas highly respectable body, not conteat with deyising ways and means for the aboli n of slavery. toek into their especial consideration and care. matters of law, commerce, religion iatemper- saee, banking edaea loa agncultare the art of var ian, rams horns, Northern States and ai franchisi freemea of socty celsr. On all these susiecs. reso. ntons we're passed and committees appoiuted - Wonder what can be the incoming of the seven tcsath resolution;
 "Rsassrsd, That this convention recommea nd C eur people the Proprieiy sf instrncing their ssas tn he art ef wal"
 Win all due cefercnce to the wcr,hics who com posed this highly respectable convection of color. rd folks. we must say that this WAS a very eari- oss and sirangv resolution fsr them to pass h there any eennec iea between the abolition sf sia- vesy aaa the art of warf or are they determined to follow tho advice af thesr white eompeers-the fanatics of the North-aId dissolve the ,Urian by foreef There Is ene material matter whzeh sxr colorcd friends e1nitfei to take notice of and enc winch they should have appointed cosnm,tee to investigate and repoFt sn, yis the be-. meahs s,f reaching ihe moon by ! railroad. IL would be la keeping win the rest tf their proeetdins and would tend ic much benefit ts fhrmxcives and the weria st largo. We regret rsry much that thls subject escaped thelr grave csnsidsratssp.-N. Y. Hsrald
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Letter ffsn Er.Prssldsat YyIsr.

MT. Tyler has sidrcssed letter te the eIii:or os he Y. f.Jsufnal ef Commsfee, is whieh he con rasisss statsn,sus witch appears h the Evening
 d aasocsafiea, ever wAirh MY. Tewie psesides MR. Tyler tlsea ads:
 ~Having now relieved Gen- Taylor from the nznbruGs which parfiztns m ght takeat any advoeacy artiye or passive, of his claims my part, will fnE1her szy that ana wholly uneonoeetsd with the political ntrigaes Of the day: aad eissk mysef nn- der no sserst movements wiistevef,- When the tine arrives for rsesring my prrfrfenee as m in- depes5ene voteF, hsfween the perSDtss who may Dc presented b he country for ts surages. shall dS with rrfeFcBes soiegy tO considerations ef public datybut wi!I not permit the trading politicians, a tribe that hearfhy despise. to accomplish by tricksry the Injury of sDesher ihroagh me; is is quite enough that l myself s5oald have suffered from their iasiiseas arsa."
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Chart of Hssllh-Love.

complaint cf the heart. growing cut of an in- ordinate oaging after something dicaI, to obtain. n generally attacks persons of both sexes, between the ages of fifteen and thirty sos1e have hea kna,~ is have It at the age of sixty. SsE,pesas-Aesenee et mindi giving things wrong names, calling tears hsetar, and sighs zePhyrs. A great foaAnrss for poetry and nusics gazing on the moon and ssaIs. 'asshaeae. los of appetite. uegier. of basiness, los1.ng Tor all things, save one: blsod shes eyes ana esns'aas desise 10 sigh EFsets-A strong near osrs, pafss high; stupidity, ~gogueut ewes, sseePlesness and all that ssst of thing A, times imagination bright, hoSeTs of ssSe. Uia1rd r,rs. and eatssref peas: then ag4is ne1-~- sf s~-,sair rscks- tortarcs. and hs'r trisgsred ptst0- Csr.-- Get married
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The trouble in Camp.

The Washington corresponds nee of th. B1ltiuorc 'Sun says: -
 In order that you may be ia advance of every nooy We state as fact, upon which you may iln- plieitly rely-
 lst. That all The differences befEeen Oens Scott and Worth V m be sabut'ed ts Csart of Inquiry. ts be held in Mexiea- Both officers VIII be G.kvyeI from command and duty for this purpose. f zd' Gen rillow and Cot. Duncan will be bsough, beiorc Court Martial Thes. are fact.
 k may be that Gen. Taylor will be mt ove, Mexico ns Commander-i Chief of the Army. and having civil powers eonided to his judgment.
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HuTT & PARSEL

HAVE iHss, reed per Steamer Wm. Armstrong I \ iEeD ClAeisnati. 25 b6ls Teciifed whi<key. best old bourbon ditto, SMl moncogahelz ditto, 25 kegs ~aiis assorted sizes, EOo1.g brs6s, [ bales eo,ton yaz~ bafIiaS 10 boxes star candles, x5 plough plates, keE horse shoe nails. leg dox kitchen shsveis k tongues, s5 pr common fre-doys,
 ALSO large assortment TOui-s., square k fat Dar iron, of ali stzes-
 AI.SsI Two toas assorted castings all low for CASH. Little kock, 9 Nov. lsl7. 12-if
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Sstis. to Pr-Emp,isa Claimaa.s.

Every p<rson entitled to the right Of pre-emption 10 any lsas within the limits of the tox nships and parts ef tcwaships above enumerated. is required to estabish the 10 the satsla<tic6cf the Register sDd Receiver of the psoper Land Ofiee. and Irake psyneat therefaf. prsfscs6i< sftsr ssssAg As notcs. and bxfcre the day appointed for the con mssesment of the pabiic sale of the lands enhrae- ing the tract claimed otherwise such claim viii bs iosfeited. RICHARD N. YOUNG.
 CbmmissisasY q fAs Geaersi Lsad 0@cs
 Ees. 2, lsSE. e-lsw
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Pinx H..

Ills personal appelrance Is extremely Acnignsnt, and he is said to unite vita perfect scf-eammanG an indcmitablc resolution and perseverance,. He Is entirely absolute in bis authority; but he recently summoned his cardinals for advice. On taking n eaot by sails, placed In box. ii was found that the osaek balls, which negaiived his proposition very much exceeded the white He wsars small wlliie cap; and t is said. that hating put all the black balls together, he took his cap and placed 1t over them, saying at the same time to his astonishcd cardinals, that now the balls were all white; and thanking them for their advice dismissed them
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InPoRrAsT FROM " AsHIsGrox Trea- ty cf Peaes. The following important selegfapaic dezpsfsh appeared in the New York Herald of Sat urday morning:
 letter is In town. aatcd at Jaispa on the 10th of December, stating that the British courier had Eassed through that place on the das tevious, the 18th, bearing the intsisrnce, that .,ay had been concluded at the city of Mexico, between Mfr Trist and the Mexican Commissioners, Conto, Caeyas and Arizisn; and that the opinion prevailed in Mexico that the army could return home in sixty days"
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"AIbeft G@ilatin '.has no feelings, 10 attach mea's. no sympafhiss. no principles ia esmmon with our people. tls has filled as hone aad abroad some of the highest s6- csss under iisis govrFn- ment during tliiFty years and he l. still at heart an ALIEN. ."-Heayy Csy ia 1882.
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s-Mr. TiHcshy." said searaed laiy, who had bern showing oa her wit ai the expense ef | ean- gier, -you remind me of baromete5 that is filled Siih nothing ia tAs upper story
 -Dvine AiEEira. uae~kly replied her sdorer, ..in tasnkaSg yss fsr this fai'ering compliment, le, Sne r~fnia4 yea that you oeeapy my upper story snsirray.''
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Remember that # k your state, your uztion. that deciafcs and fights OHt the war. Ros this og that minister; remember that tho honor and history of your country arc engaged, that hewever eoRscirn- tioas yoa be tn year opposition. yoa may after al that you cannot opposs the adininE lon ith- who viii not gladly defend hIsown country. IF an opposition feels realy and eosscientonsly convinced tbas the war k inexpeieRt. let them folow the old ROnan rule: feat affer riet7Ts bat fgf uafI tAea.
 THE Loss.-Aecor1iag to . table from the Aa- jutant Genel's Oi-e onr lass In killed in aia the battles of Mexico, has be.n thus far lI77 and our wounded 3,679. The MexicaRs killed have been I2,SS6, and the wonnded I3Sp0.
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CALL AT JEFFRfES & SONS For New and Cheap Goo d s.

 rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their 1 old stand 10 Bendrr's corner, and have just re- ceivesi in addition to their former stock land are now opeains, beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES. Brown and B!eaehed Domestics,
 7-s heaTy Virginia Loweis,
 I-I do do dc.
 6-I Brown Shifting. "a pieces beautiful prints,
 dozen pairs French Cottons,is pants. Aisoa variety of Mns.ins. Lawas. Grapes. Rough and Ready Boanets, Bon net and Cap Ribbons variety, Lsees, Issex:ings, Edgings. sc.. &e., of variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dimity. and new style oT win dow curtain goods wiih Shoes and Groceries. Nc AS. All of which they wil sell low for CASH or to punetaai men on short time or will exchange them for the prodaee of the eoanty.
 c. L. JEFFRlES & SON. Little Rock. Aug g, islT. 5l-tf
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&&DIM@--.

THE subscriber, agent for H. Alderman, will I eontinae the formers bu<iaezs ai his old stand an Main, near Markham street, and keep constant Iy on hand fnii and well assorted stock of Groce- ries Dry Goods, Bssts, She@s- Hardware, Castings, &c, &e, all of wblch will be sold low for cash. The hgesf market prices will be paid for country pro- Gace, as beef hi3ess peliries, becswsx. &e.
 JOHN kRAUSE. Little Rock, ic43- Iy-t Jan
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 All this by females, hssssly flrners' d.aghasrs-- Worcester, Hampshire, and FrankHa coanti4s do the most Are nat such indussri,n, girls w sr,h vo sg after' instra4 of street yarus they are fr the dollars and eentA They don't constantly bother their parents and husbands win teasing Tor a new ki< dress. so shawl. They have he money in their parse, from their is4nsry. Tlsere srr lots of rosy SHesks @ho have their hundreds dePOsited in banks from tae straw braid employment We once knew t~o sttters who bonEiIt farm for Si10o for iheie parents from the swings of b,aii.-Sprin9detd Re-
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DtsrREss IS lsELA~p.-Mr. II. Grst;an st1ted ia his place in Pariiarnens that 5,929 pessons had died for want of food ia Ireland during the late ianAns- That In il5 parishes, containing l. .6l1.- 600 persons, tsere wss not single rcst.ent la1d- lord Lord FiIEiilism stated that ss Ieart two mil LeRs cf people would require relief this winter.
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GArLasrsY.--Thsps is place In New hsmpsiare where they mover have any old mai5s- When . grl reaches tNsnfy nine. and s stiii ea tae ladder of exPecsstsea. the yonag fsilo~s eiah together and draw lots fs her. Tkess who sseape, pay boaas the eas whS gess her. Thsffs gziiaasry fer yea.
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st what th. Girls of the Bar sial. do.

We have received tAe ssatEsfics of t!se yari nus branrhes ef industry ia Masssenasetls for Isl5. iaksa with the Stat@ eeaxus that year. To saow ear yoang ladies that it is no disgrace to wosk in ihe Pilgrim hni, we give them the psr1icalary of the straw boEnets and hats smd rav brsf4s and fan leaf ha.ss made there la one y~s:
 Namber Yalae straw eonnefs and hats 2,0I6,95I sl .o5!. .ssa saas Sf straw braid. i02, ,367 raizn Leai Hats 4j6, ,337
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The Coastitatioaai Treasury L,w wen, in,o operation January l. lsl7; and since that hne. in eecen moatAs, fAe GOEeFsmeat kes 'recesesd frass- fsrrsd aud disSarsed mere spece haa II kgs "a, ffy-sereR years'
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I r - .s From yapoleon and Month of Arkansas Ri-
 yer to Little Rock, van IsaTen, Fert
 smith ana FUrt Gihson.
 HWHHE ilrht dranrht steamers WILLIAM ARM 1 STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FE VIII regularly between the above ports for the eon- veysaee of freight sud pazseRgcrs-she Wm. Arm strong snd Medium leaving NsPolsen on Msndsgs aad TAsralsyx al 3 o'clock, \. M.--Retarhiag VII lsaye Little Rock on same days The Santa fe viii ecnnset with thssc boats at Little Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Liife Rock te Van Buren and Fort Ssnith, and extending her trips fe koEt Gihson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rtly upon ih1s be- ing aPersneat arrangement, and that their fFsights will he conveyed tkfcagh with certainty aud de- spatch. aud as the lowest customary rates All the beats ia good. sound condition. and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passeagerA
 X. HAYS & Co, Agrnts, NaPeacon. M. GREENWOOD & Co, Ag'ts. NO. Dee. IS, iS4s. H
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n9McvM9D~AA.

TvHE undersigned. having purchased cf afs,. Newton. Chase Co. their estire sleek os g0o1't; have removed to the Wsfe-House secsatiy osesp'ets by them. where we are bow opening isfsy sse gesersl assortment of Dry Goods. GFceenes bsie' ware. Qacesswsfe, Iron. Nails Castings s1. a. a~. which we are offering al very reduced Pf'ss' y"
 I'D. MERRicx. Co Steam Boat Landing.
 Little Rp- K. Sept. 20 iS47. hE-'""
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ssI have this moment perused an abe pamphlet from the pen of Mr. Gal- istia. h which, with ewt any comment be- tween as. 1 6nd thai be takes similar petitions tO thee whIch [ had Pnevi- oasiy occupied. He for- tiSes them by a striking array cf facts sad power fnl arguments. "--HeRrg Clsy. Dec, ls47.
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RlarInr Hai and rald.

The celehrsasd Albert G~llafJn. nys tho Esness- Ger IassIsgenesy. srosmsiy pakIl.ssd . paznphI4 oB the sahgeef ef she Mexican War. In which he takes strong grounds sgziass hts eoan'ry and in offence of Mexico. TheFsapea MS. Clay. as in duty beand, saiegi.ss Mr. Gailatfn and kls production. That he entertained dilEtEeme opimign oG him ia lS32, s proved by the following extrarts
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< IL persons indebted to the szb~criber either N by note or book account, are requested to call and sustle the sane with Mir ]. Krause, his anthor ized agent, by doing the will save eosts.
 H. HABERNAN Little Rock, Jan 20. t547. l9-tjaa.
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M0NU1EENT NOTTCT.

A IL persons holding menaes rsiicessd fer the A erection of Monumeutin honor ef the otiecrs and ealAiera, who have fallen in lhs Mexican War, gre 'reqnests6 hy the Mennment Committcs. to pay over the same wifoat delay, te ss Treasurer; and fsrwnrd Report, er the subscription upon which the money was collected, te Cot. L. J. Reardon, Secretary of the BeaFd.
 The above notice k given, beeanse sa1ictentsam hos not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses eonneeted with the removal to Arkansas of those who fell at tho battle of Baena Vista; and also because the Committee dezires te know the amount thst has been raised for Monu- nsent purposes.
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasurer.
 Tit;le Rock, Nov. 9th. '47.
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DRY. GOODS.

TO and 4-I heavy negro eot'on.; 4-4 brown TO shestings; bleachea cotton aannels; pIain and twilied red iannels: Ny. Jeans; p sid reriao lnseys; fancy snd dark prinis. russia diaper; bird eye diaper; Irish linens. received and for sale by
 Nov l3. To- VIM. E. WAIT.
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All standing advertisements will he charged at the irst mentioned rates, unless contract be made when eff Gor insertions and must be paid for in advance. No person will be announced for any office, either i,y. sta,e or county, without the advance payment 0f live dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise nents. and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered to any person xfth whom we have no regular dealings, rntil paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the nuia- Der of insertions desired otherwise they will be 'iaued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 at- No variation wl be made from the above rates. Single Hunher of the paper. l2i cents.
 All letters must De postpaid, or they will not re- ( eive any atteBiloa
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The siive hssnch has been tirast aate ths faces of ths Mexirans AlI al the leaves are sAzkea eEt-
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Southern United States Mail. T'i- Weekiy CoaeA Line from Little Rock 10 Washington, .frkaAsds, and 10 the
 celebrated Hoi Springs, is
 four horse codckes.

TTyHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great x Eastern Coach and Steam Boat LiDe, leaving Little Rock land W Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, al \. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day. the season. The greatest aitention wil! be paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ae- eemmoda;ioEs are good, and charges lOsrer than any other conveyance
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April g no$3 tf
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Furniture.

DISSOLUTION. YvHE partnership heretofore existing under 'h 1 name and style of EeWtoa. cAass $ Co, s ds solved. by mutual consent. LUTHEa CBsss !. iuay authorised to collect the debis and settle nP Ihs % fa.Is of the firm
 Having sold out oIr entTe stocx Of goods 70 Messrs. T. D. MERRIcK X Co.,, the business VII be conducted by them, at oar old stand. sad *s " commend tbem .o the favorable Botiee of oaf lneSA and customers.
 THOMAS " NEWTp;h
 LUTHER CEASE,
 IA LAWSON, Jr Little Rock, 18th Sept, IsfT:
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Notice.

A IL persons to whom am indebted, will con- "A fer favor on me by presenting their bills i'm. me6iaieiy for payment; and ali persons who may be in my debt, wiIl obige by closing their sc- coaAts as soon as convenient.
 JOHN BROWN.
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HE ARK 4 ~ 6 AS 8 4 N N E R
 PUmLIsHED WEEKLY. BY REARDON & GARRETT. AT THREE DOLLARS A YEAR
 IN ADVANCE.
FERRIS OF ADvEnTTsIxo.


 For q square oi 10 iIAes, less, first insertion. 1NE DOLLAR. and FfTTY CENTS fof each eonfinu- Ance-over 10 lines, and not exceeding l5s to De charged as square and half-oves I5. and rot ex- eesdinz 20, as two sqmares-and in that proportion for longer advertisements.
 o. All advertisements to be paid for ,n advance, ,r payment assumed by some responsible person. when an individual account, al the above rates, amounts 10 $50 and under Sioo. in one year. dis count of g per cent. will be made; and when il ,nonnts to s100 or upwarrs. in the same period. iiscoant cl a3i per cent. will be male. No dedae. tion however. wall be made, if payment be deferred ,,er the year shall have expired; nor win any re- lnetion be made on legal advertisements, required " law 10 be published
 CONTRACTS BT THE YEAR. Not exceeding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, SEQ % |" '' '' 3o All advertisements, parts thereof, exceeding 10, 70 or e lines, as the case may be. subject to the harges and discounts first mentioned; and no con facts at these rates for less term than year. No etsction for occasional omissions; and all contracts ,y tte year 10 be paid in advance.
 STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. |or n lines, or less, each additional
 months, ss square. S.
 10 :" g
 10
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ChoctaW Land Scrip.

j010 Acres, is piecss of go, l6o and 32q lOFO acres, for sale cheap, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Dee 6, tQ1. l3-u
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. TUST received in addition te our former stock, a sB new style of Prints, Valencia PIaids Muslin de Laines, Aipacas, Sstine,s, Kentucky Jeans. Plaid Lineys Tor ehiidfeBs clothes, Brown and Bieached Doussties, Coventry Piaids. Striped Loweis. La dies and Childrens Mitis. Genemelss Thibit Gloves handsome assortment of Woclen Shawls To- gether with Coarse and Fine Shoes. Also hand some stock of
 Hardware and Cutlery. Consisting in part of the following articles, yiz High and Flat B. ass Csndiestcks. Brass Czstors Of different sizes, Gun -!ocks and Fiin;s Congress pocket and Batcher Knives of various descriptions Nails of ofdiIereni sizes. &c., Sc, all of which we will sell low for CASH.
 C. L. JEFF FRIES & SON. Liile Rock. Ocfo5sr 25. ls47 T.
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WN A M E ME MN .

W~ A NY ,T ME HID rOTT0N, Beef Hides. Deer-Skias, Coon-Skis., S Beeswax, Taliow, Dried Peaches, &c.. for which tss highest market prices wit bs paid sy tss undersiged whe has in storr, received per late rivals. large quantity of Raging. Rope. TwiBe. Flour. whikey. cefse. Sugar. iren. DRY GOODS, &c.
 Little Rock. Dec (, is47 I3-tE
 Banner and Democrat. ri~-<- --~-
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PBRIFT TIE BLeeD.
 M oFFA IT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS.
 AND PHENlX RITTERS.

 Msdsenss arqaFsA Or hsR nvaFAkis eesey iB sn he assasss vheh they pselss ers. has fsnaFsa ts sss.l Fss.s' z Rsss ass ss .s-ssss.s!, ss ssss v0ras tsg Es hens as4 thsy thrrs nsa Ay As iiA ef tee ersaaleaa.
 ErWJ A-IS G2A - M10D O ASTHMA ACUTE su< CHRONIC RHEUwLTEsM BILIOUS EEvEAS LIVER ooMPLAINTz>- h ths ssssA sd wAeus sss disaasss ssssil <s u bs fsd iavalHbas Fiaaisss aussn. snd shs1s vS RILI0Cs cROLIc, sd SERIOUS Lse.s.sss. EmEs. cosTfgENEss, COLDS & COU0Hss c70EFC. coNsUMPFsoN. used wth sresi seosss ia tAs 6ssaSs. C0kKCPT HUMoRS DR0PSfka
 0x@&2P9xA. Ns pssssa wiih tlis dnns.sias 5e s.st. sAssa ds.s n.ns thsss nsdis.ae. mssdaisas-
 PARTITIONS @ aa< ssaa. ERTstPEL<s. YLATu LESCY.
 FEVER and AGuR. vss sAis seo.rss ofths VI snsnsry ess msAinss waI bs &usa s.fs s<ear ed certain uedy ohz nsisesss ksse tAs sshieet TRY TRY r TlsEM. sS sHTIsTiep. M $ A AND " sr cuRED.
 sSM Nh n Al 'S1rx Dn5TxTTx. hLax. LNwARD FEvER. LSYLxhMzTokY RaEUaA- TLsx, IMPURE BLOOD. AUNDicE Loss sfAPPg. xIvER % coMPLAxNrs.
 M E N ( q N AL DxSEAs E s. Nsssr fas eradicate eatsy a the eets of Mercury iak si,sy soossz taaa se nss pos gses..ts af ssrssesa COMPLAINTS ef at ktada. ORGANIC AFFECTIONS. TEMPTATION af Hs HEART, PAINTERS CEoLIC. PX1 B O. The original prspisfm of tAess meAscsaes cs sf Pass ef Q stendns by s q these Ls Medieines aloae.
 PAINS a ths hsaA. se. haek kzhs. eisas anA eEszns R N E n TIs M. Those afflicted wah lhs tAaAAs dsease wil be cf ssf bg ths Ls MedeneR RUSH of BLOOD ta the HEAD, scURvY. sxLTRHgUM slFELEISGs,
 scRoFULA. a KINGS EVIL, h in wesi exms. ULCERS, G sssvg 6escyivtseN
 VI o n n c, sf al ki.is. efeetaaEy expelled hy thsss MekcSs Paenes wl do vel so aamasss ih<m whan
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CONNUMPTION.

VI VI ~ ~ 4 kNM V 4 N " AW Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting Blood, Pain in the side and Breast, soEe Throat, HOarxeness, Palpitaiion of the hcaFts
 WhOOpfmg Cough, CrOup, Hives,
 Nevous TFcmoTS, Liver Coms
 piaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cured, By ThemPsea's Compound Syrup ef Ter and
 Wood Aa2hiha.
 A LrHOUGH the great fatality of PalEoaoFy A Diseases, at this tine shows that there par ea!aF easea that render sth too applicable the de signafion of approSa medoorv@-tse disgrace Of Plysicians-;o this class oE diseases; and that there stages in their progress which having once been reached recovery Is doubtful Still no one should despair. The writings of physicians, who have givemto these affections particular atteniioa abound ~ith many recorded eases of recovery when the pA- tient haG reached seeming hopeless stage of the disesse. aad theIe is at this time remedy prepar- sd ia PAladelaAiG whieh has met with the mos, ti- umphani and cheering iR the most obstinate forms of THROAT and PuLMoNoRY DISEA- SES-so as to have obtained the sanction and em- pIOyment in the practice of many Physicians Aifusicn is had 10 I'll OMpSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA--the preparation of one. who. having given 10 Diseases of tle Lungs and their of cure the most care full ard horcagh attention, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power Of TAR has
  ton. But in the above preparation. beside some of our most valuable reyetabie rsetoyals there Is oiusd with it the Food EspktAa, medicine but lately introduced. but which has been employed with tie most satisfactory results in England. in PulmouoFy Consumption, especially of Tubercu- ious form.
 Read the following from Dr. Youug, the eminent oculist:
 PHTLADELRHfA, Jan IS '17. Messrs. AcKEv DIckxEr:- Gentlemen: Hav- ing recommended ia my practice. and nset i'd my own family, THoMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHrHA, I have no hesitation in saying that t is of the best of the kind in use and persons suffering from Colds Coughs, Affections of the Threat, Breast, &c.. so prevalent at this season of the year, cannot any medicine that will Cure CT prevent Csasarzpfioa sooner ,haa Thompscn's Compound S.rup Of Tar and Wood NsphIia.
 WILLIAM YCING. M. D.
 I52 SrTece street.