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PROSPECTUS
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 fiE purpose cf this paper is tc afford its readers I an seeGrase and reliable reeeni Of the progress of Arienitase, Manufactures and the Arts; 10 sug- xeSt Improvements or describe such as From nne tc lime may be BsAeto siinalate the spirit ot inven. lien ana ebtstpfisc-so disseminate such useful knowIese connected witif tfse ndnsitiS. =ssss.s q the American people, viii enable the intelligent wotknaR 10 casaaa@<ise patronage of capital In- stesd ef becoming is subordinate and ssTvite depen deat Its obleei is, especially, 10 benefit the work ing classes, oct by political combinations "F seeis associat ons, but hy giving such iuicTmsiion as VIII enable it's readers to manage business O0 ihesF own aeeonni any fe l oppressed wIth the arrangements under which they are placed. h reference to thls object. in addition e tle regular Price Current and Cattle Maiksi it wiH receive and publish Tom IS naFDer0as eoFrespoRents infcTpaiion as 10 the sale prices aisd demand for sncb manufactured wares as can be produced al small establishments with Imi ted investment oE Eca,itsl
 Inventors sill fsnd in its columns ah authentic weekly Ss of new Patents. direct fsCm the Clerk o' lhe PateR, ofses. And while Il IS tavcTite nedi a1n with Pafeniees for advising their imTFnvemeMss ieaeaIs is Ps,eul Rights wiI snd il indispensable to the prosecution of their basiness.
 Ia adsi,iga to is peculiar departments tne paper will eonsan Summary Of News. the ReP"tSs oi the Ameriean institute. and such choice moral and relixicns readings as will make If a welcome and safe visitor ia every family.
 This papes Is printed weekly, on g"od PePer, eus- belIished N ith 7Sree Hundred EHgraTings, and con ainiag forty columns of closely Prin'ed mat ter, at
 Two Dollars per Annam in Advance. 1s5- Postmasters and others may retain TWENTY WYE per Cen. on all cash subscriptions they procure All CoAaux,tarioxs must b. post paid
 " III STARR, Editor atd Proprietor
 JOHN NJ STEARNS. Assoeiaie
 Editor and Publishing Agent,
 i35 Nassau Street, \. York.
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Odd FrlIowship iH England.

TBE YAScArsTER USirv-A usen,ier oC this Kindred branch oi the Ord~r has reerntiy lsi possession some of ts pnblsc dceTacb,s, that fur bish many highly i~teressng and gratifying facts Ia relation to it's petition, thai doutt Hot many Of our rsaders wiil he interested in iesrnug.
 The Manchestsr Uniy, or Order ot Oad Fellows, hn branches, or LcJgrs, ia every eIly, borough os town in Greas Britain; II sks has many Lodges Tn Ireland, scme in Franee, Barbado~s, Gf,Falier, Montseal, New York New Zciand. : ,uth Ansita- lia. Sidney. Port Ph'i'P aud Philadelphia. h tans af the pressnt se tosw Lossaad trro kMR- dred LD4gss. and nearly two hsadvcd and sixty theu sand mcmbcss- The annual as-essment received from members smouat 10 about three hundrs, and Forty thousand pounds from which the payment of sick Kfs faaeral donassons r-li-f in disres.ed ca ses, and allowances to idows aRd oFphauS have reached the annual sum of two hupdsed thUassnd pounds.
 The Order has has at the present. time. an invest ed capital of sbo1s seven Aand rcd thousand pounds. Calculating mcn, women and ehildTen, more than miilioa of the population are. in sickness and distress dependent upon tine assoeia,ion fer as5is-
 lance and support As a ben enefii society, Iis inIs- s exensfsefy felt in the decrease f parpeh ia rates, snd in strengthean ng love Of manly Inde- pendsncs. correct sound sympsihiss aud se'ind no- rsis. Is goseFnms nt makes fearless appeal lo ihr local officials sf every city, ;osn and bs rough n Creat Britain, in consequence O. it's opfTa uscfnsess. TLe iaiiia'i lon fee giiTes, sHltC Prsiedges Of the order arc oFen la al persons of geod mofst character, between tie age oI esZisen years asd forty, irrespective ei rsigess cEcsA O political sediment Ameeg its eH Felsssi soeEsef- are many members ef Parliauseat. hundreds og ps- vines, Jastccs and other digtstaFiss-
 u cannot faii io impUs= the mtRa oi any ihink ing persons, ihai association ike tilis Tnusi bsace impehse aflaeBec ;cr good, in any e9antr5 i, and that in Great Britain esieeis.iy areey fall to do much 10 break down ihe preissiees ana barriers of sri6esal ans slasses sn promote FFisssdshbp and Love among aIer. II K sisp na tnra suggestion. from view ei the exisHsiye oper ssion of m affiliated asseeiaiou Ike tis, the nt of lis prosessed ebjeeis, iaai eret system of feeognion oceofnss te most sirnpIg and absolutely necessary gSs,d upon ter funds and benefts-
 Let that class of ihtoleFsnt sssaiants. wFo from ever being on the alert b have tiIt wEh some hncfed esl, have deeiafed war sgsiast Odd Fellow ship. beeause sf hs being secret society,"" just Iiisk of iks=, sad he sssel ua,i feey ean srgges, e better way .~-Ssmkoi.
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MnNuMTNT NOTICE.

A II. persons holding monies coEceted for the "A erection of Monument in honor of the officers and saldier~, who have fallen In the Mexican War. are requested by she Monumea, Committee, to pay over the withoHi delay te the Treasarer sad forward q Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected. 10 Col. L. J. Reardon, Secretary of tbe 9osFi.
 The aboye neiise Is given, because sufficient sun, has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected wilh the removal to Arkansss, of tbosc eho fei at the battle of Baena Vista; and also breaase the Committee desires to know the amount sks: has sees raised fer Meau. meni purposes.
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasurer. Little Rock Nov. 2lth. ,AT.
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 Whisky,
q. P. TURRENTINE.

nROPOSES 10 open School in Little Rock, I about The first of February ists.
 His object will be to co-operate with the cisircns of Little Rock. ia establishing SsaiHGry ef a higA order AndHntil such Institution is organised, and proper buildings erected this school will be con ducted under his own SuperiHteDdapce, in the msst suitable buildings that can be procured m the city.
 Physical Science, Mathematics, Ethics, and the Classics, will be embraced within the course of instruction.
 E, Tuition fees for Session of five months: Primar- English Studies $l0; high English Studies SIS 1; Classics $29.
 Littse Rock, Jan. q, IslS. 20-tf
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Single CsPy B Cents. Prospectus of the TWentY-Second Volume.


 FIN commencing the Twenfy -seeond Volume ofihe Review we have 10 acknowledge the continuance of lhcraI patronage the part Of the pabe, and ot an ehihuxiasie response from the Democratic rauks 10 Aose principles of National Policy which tt k enr endeavor 10 elmcidsie. We have entered bsto extensive arrangements for great variety of novel and interesting natter that wih add 10 the at tsartion and yaiaeoi The yolrfBe.
 The new year wRl b. marked hy ore of the most exciting presidential elections, under circusnstsa ces of mofe grave impoEtaBee to ogr institutions that have occHUed in Oar naiional history. l, IS therefore of the h shes coHseqnener sha tho great gllsS ions which shake the anian ai;s centre shoad se iseuSse3 with ealtaHe$s labcEiossy iax sstigated sDd clearly understood. While the Democratic par " Is apparently split into several divisions through the very success which has caused il 10 triumph in the yiadicstioH ef osd issues until aew ofes have become necessary the great 9smoogtic AegTt Of the natIen beats in unison vft Bohie rafriolisn, and swsils h honest satisfaction at the rising giotiss of oaf western Empire. tAe foundatioas Of which are only Boss being lad, and well II becenss to proceed dsrassionatey ard unierstaa4ingly in inc work committed 10 Us. Although thou sand gene rarions' are TO, looking down Hpan us from the eres,s af the AlIegtsnes ..to behold o,Ir deeds,H thousands yet to come. swarming the intervening valiies, will thron. the Rocky Mountains the Ale Shanies and the Costeras all looking back to curse or bless the transactions of ISIS. fearful respon sbitF rests upon the democracy Of the present ge aesaiion and that they will, as ever. aiscbaTge Ii faithtuil there car be Ro doubt. The efforts os the Review will be exeTted xlth fell sense nf the irn- ?oFiaaee oF the caass and we doubt 1t will be wig oro'Isiy responded to by cur subscribers
 The accustomed fea'Hres cf the Review will be continued, including Portraits and Biographies Q! Distinguished Democrats, men whose patriotic rrln cipes and s'eadiness Of principle haze woa the con hdaaee of the peoglp
 We have 10 remind readers Ina. the low terms on which Se furnish The Review makes II intispen- sable that tie payment of the subscriptions should be in advances and that the expenditure incurred 10 improve the Work. can be met only by the prompt remittance oG subscriptions.
 The publication of the RsvIew has been commit ted to the charge Of Mfr. John ". Moore, who has been connected for the last eight years with the pablishing department of the "MeTehants, Maga- zine" and whose experieneesnd we'll. known snsr- gy wili 10 doubt exert a favorable inhaehce the business. &e. of tbe Review.
 All subscriptions aad letters of business will here after be addressed 10 John w. Moore, Ofiee of the Democratic Review. ITO Broadway.
 .THOS. KETTELIe
 Ed DemocTalie Reri<r.,
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Rron Napoleon anA Neuth ef Arkansas Ri.
 yer t0 Listie Rock, Van BuTen, Fort
 smith and Fort Cibson.
 YNIIE light drssEhi sseamers WILLIAM ARM- N STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for the con veyance of ffreight and Passengers-the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on AeRdays and TAHrsdpys st 9 e'eioek, A. M-ReturHing will leave Little Rock on same days- The santa Fe will connect iih these bouts ss Lisile Beck making re- gulsr weekly trips from IittIe Beck 10 Van Buren and Fort smith, and extending her trips 10 Fort Gibsea when the water will permit
 PasscnEnFs and shippers may Fsly upon th's eeT ing aPermaaeat arrangement and thai their freaEhts will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spateh. and al the lowest customary raics All the beats are ln good sound condition, and handsomely fiIed up for the accommodation of passengers
 A HAYS & C., Ageats, Napoleon.
 GREENWOOD & Co ,Ag'ts, NO. Dee. l3, ls4T. H-
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TERMS.

ArxrsrtsrxyxTs of TWELVE lines CT less. in s-rtsd once for 7j cents Shre@ months, $3,JU; SIX months, $500, one year, $l2,e0.
 Our exchanges receiving the above Prospectus. aerked requested to give t an insertion or i'o ;ce and send us the paper marked wi'h Ink, Ii they wish 10 continue the exchange through the eosning yoiause urexehange list has become so large ieai, it is cnly by such an advantage that we csn afford to continue or increase II.
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Persons cai'niag ihc rsght ef Frs-emption tslauds lying wihia the above ns,e tos assslss hereby notified fife ,hcI eaisnS within the iRe prescribed .bJ ias. JOHN AtLLER, kegister. 7 F'rh- l.,h. Ists.- s2t-iaw. ze,
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OHso DaSK NerEs.---Anoiher psrie kas been sprung upen the ccnnsry bank netss cf ohis. aad sn but these of the s;a'e Bank and branekes srr st . discount of l1 10 l5 [ e eent..l- Lass Dsa.
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"a q S1RvK G-M-.

Ma, ATFgs GRAy of tiIe Isrnt Of Arssrs. Goosi- rsra < Gray, wifi act as eur sssnt du,ng cur ssh- sf sye rsI thsis eiy .a citing ane uK of by us- NM. VANCE < BR0'S.
 Latte Rock, ES.. |, IsIs.
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JDHNG PRATT
NEW ORLEANS PEE YOU NDRY
 ind Prinlers' Furnishing Warhousf.

No. r, CANAL STREET Row. IkNHE undersigned beg leave to announce to Pub II fishers and Printers. that they have established a complete and extensive Type Foundry ia this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut 10 order by workmen oflong experience aud. as no ex- pense spared te obtain the haDdsomest faces and 10 perfect Il aexsfy respect, will venture to say if will be found as handsome, If not the handsomest in the United States. We have also very hand some soItnent of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest siyse to which would call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by us shall be of material equal if as we shall sell Type at New York prices, We trust to meet with encouragement
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule, and Type of any magnitude, wi,h prompt ness. We would also particularly call the atten- tion of Printers to Leads, having entire pew set of moaids, by which we are enabled io fur nish aperfect article. We are aiso Agents for the sale of the Napier. Washington and Smith Press es, which together with Glasses. and Cases, Com posing Sticks Furniture, Ink. and every other ar- tcle required in the Printing business, will be kept oh hand and furnished al manufsctuIer's pri- css.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper or Job Printing Office wilt be furnished with an estimate in detail for the same by stating the size of the paper the particular style and quanti- ty of ork 10 bs exeeu,ed
 TS- The pFoprietoFS of newspapers who will pub. iah this advertisement six months, and send rs- per 10 our office weekly, wli be pss1 for the adyer ,eraeni by purchasing six times the amount of ac soItising bih ln Type
 GREEN k Co, r Canal si. 2ow.
 ,3,susi :. Isi7. s-uTa. N+O c. PtaSy4e,e.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED.
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yINHE subscriber. agent lsr- 1 Jias'r'''A''
 coatisue the fosrirrs basiur's ai Af on Ma,a. nesr M.srais,a sls."i ana s'f' o1.... ly en hand fad aad we'd assnrie'i ri7'A ries. Dry Goods, Roots, ~aors, isfe var -, Ae, &... sli of ,shich ~iu be soid To" for o4'- . b.~l.cst market gfices wiD he Paid 'o5 '''''- si,,es, ss .-svl lies, pesisiss b',ss'sA ,..s
 Lirtie Rock. tsa1. E''
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MORE GOOD THINGS!!!
N01E,HQ.@.

WYE have just published, ~aat. asii be ready to W deliver on Wednesday next. payophlet of 75 pages. octave: Containing list of Fcsiefss.i Lands subject to be donated tp actual settlers. G,deI an act of the General Assembly of the Sszle 6f Arkan entitled An act to dQnate to actual settlers the right Q: the State o certain forfeited lands appToT- ei 23rd December, lsio, and other acts supplement tary thereto
 Prepared at the Auditors Office
 Having been at considerable expense in issging edition of this pamphlet, have thought proper 10 secure copyright.
 We shall be happy 10 supply all demands for 1t by country friends.
 9y-PIice-75 cents per copy. or S6 .O0 per doz. en. REARD0N X GARRETT
 Banner Office, Little Rock, 9th Sept, ls47
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DISSOLUTION.

ITNHE co-partenership existing between the sub 1 scribers, under the firm of JRo. c. Praa$ Co. IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. JoYN C. PRArr is charged with the settlement of the affairs of the iats firm. JOHN G, PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 $, F. BELKNAP. New Orleans Sent L 1915
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PRaSFECTTS OP THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

iTtalIy rdHttd pFitF from g lO S; per asHunl.
 EaiayvaeRt q t4e -Nsabry by oas fifs tAe reading
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CHEAPER THAN EYER.

N ANiSG purchased the interest of Mir. ParseIIs' \ \ in the stock of Goods on haHi the subsr Tbsr shyib his ir.hs and customers nd the public generally, 10 cossiinne the patreuagr which has been 50 libeEaily exisf!ed the late frm and pF'Afssi-s, ts' in ew weeks, his stock ot al kinds af mesel'aaeike shall h. complete and he NH sell il ior CAsH little iuwcT than any one else in Little Rock A- J. HUrT.
 March Isl, ISIS 2s-u
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Codty.s Lady's Book and Family Magazine

The oldest Msgaxine in the United States, con tans monthly sixty pages of rading matter, by tho frs; writers in the country, twelve more than the New York magazincs. Two splendid steel cngraT- ings. an nndenisbIe authentic eolored monthly FAShien plate. Model Cottages and Churches Chochet Work, and other matters. for the Ladies, all illustrated and well explained, &c.. &e- Price for one year. which includes the Lady's Dol lar Newspaper, making three publications in ore month. S3 co Two copies without the Laay's Dollar
 Newspaper, j co Five copies with one to the person sending
 the eiab. I0 Oe Eight copies, I5 co Twelve copies, 20 % 4 specimen Of either the Ls9y's Book, or the L7dy's Dollar Newspaper snt 10 any person pay ing postage on the request
 Address. L. \. GODEY. .
 No ll3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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AT FULTON'S.

Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry RePairrd.
 \ $ l have d-termiRed to gixe this part of my ba- "A siaess, my undivided aftsntion, any and all ar tcles, in inc above Iine beoaght oT sent to me soT repair shall have ny glarante to be sasaEPSssed. m workmanship or price. in the Slate.
 Jan. 3I, ISIS Sl-
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VIE undersigned have this day associated them Il selves together for the transaction of GgNER. Al ConMfstoN BUSINESS m thIs city, under the firm of PRATT S BELkNAP OfTice, s9 Camp street.
 JOHN C. PRATT,
 x. E. BELkNAP, New Orleans Sent | ISt5 3,f
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PURIRT TIE BLO0D. ~ O FFA ITS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
 AND PHGNlX BlTTERS.

TAs AixA aa sasisd eslezity vAicA tAess Vrs eminent M - n ss. - M n ussa practice af Paag eely unneeeary est unwoF tAy s Asw TAsy kaewn sy shsir frsi.' thss goSa wshs tss fss tAew saA Asy thrive Dot Ay the fAA sf tha ersAaIuaa
 HWY HHS @A- ~MS@B O ASTHMA. ACUTE enx CHRONIC RHEUaArESM AFFECTIONS q tAs BLADDER ss< KIDNEYS
 BILIOUS TEvERS q LIVER CoMPLAINTS-
 b tho ssulh and whsss sse dseases psesn they wk bo tnd nVauabae FiHntsrs, rmsss and uheS. who cca iAsse Mscsnes. wi aestwanss be wahocf tsE- cosTIyENEss, COLDS q COUGHS. cHoLFC. CONSUMPTION Csed vish srat saeoans in tAs anease- CORRUPT HUMoRS DKoPsIEs
 Dx@PHP1IA. No pessOa wish tlis dssssssinx dc ssse, shsasa deisy usns tsese 9sdemes immediately.
 EKUPTIoNs q sAs sRts. ERYsPELAs FLATV- LEScy.
 PEvER and AGUE. Fes tlas .eourse ef he WIS asn eosntry tss messs wH bs Sosd safe sveedy. and certain renedy ohei esrin<s system ssbee, return ef ts senses eass hg tsese asens vesmAnsnt TRY THEM..BE SATISFIED. ANn EE CURED.
 c q N D RAJ D H a xL 1TX.
 GOUT. GIDDINESS. GRAVEL, HEADACHES afersyp tsn1 INWARD FEVER. INFLAHMAToRY RHEUaA- TISN IMPURE BLOOD. JAUNDIcE, Loss q APFE- T!rE.
 LIVER co MP T. AIN Ts,
 LEPKoSY Lo0SESESS,
 Neges s eradicate entirely all the eets of Mercury Us nstsy ;as the powerful DpaTa;ps of ssrsspara NIGHT sHEATS AERVoES DEBILITY. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS eg eH kasGs. oEGASIC AFFECTIONS. PALPIrATToS q lS HEaRT PAINTERS CHorTC. FIX B 8. Ths erxiaa nsaesescs of brsr rssslscines sas cured o Tes o $ yess sezas T ihe Use o th+se Ls naasrsaes Alose.
 PAINS tse hsa4, ssse. back hsnhs sass and osE.rs
 R Fl F. | M ISM. Tasse asfescd wah Ilas teEab 1sseAse. ~iA be ef reci hJ the LiGe Nscnes
 RUSH Of BLOOD tc sAe HEAD, sCgKFY, SALTRHECH sWELEfN6S, M scRoFuLA. os HIN G's EVIL, la iis wursG kxrna. ULCERS. Gy sr<yy GsssFfptiaA
 W O R r9 g ef al kinis. ettsct4sly expelled by these siscSss PAents W , se 10 adaanstsI ifn ssn-
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CONSG Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting Blood, Pain in the side and Breast, Sore Threat, IIoar$eneSs, PalPitatiou of the heaFt,'
 WAooping C0axh, CrouP5 Hives
 NeFyOas TremoFS, Liver Conn
 Plaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cared, By HhempS0R'xCsmpouBd syYHp Of Tar and
 Wood Naphtha.
 ALTHOUGH the great fatality of PHlmonoFy "A Diseases al this time shows that theTe par ,eaIar eases that render still too applicable the de signation of appvO6da msdscprsa--she disgrace os Physic1Hsto this class of diseases; and tbat theFe are stages in their progress which having once been reached, recovery is doubtful. Still no one should despair. The writings of physicians, who have given to these affections particular attention. abound xith many recorded cases ef recovery when the pa iient had reached seeming hopeless stage Of the disease. and there IS. al this time remedy pyeear- cd is PAIadaek5a which has met with the most tIi umphanf and cheering in the most obstinate forms of THROAT and PULMONoRY DISEA- SES--so as 70 have obtained the sanction and em- ploymens in the practice of many Physicians. Allusion is had 10 THoMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP pF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA--the preparation oT one, wbo, having given to Diseases o the Lungs and their of cure, The most care fgI and thorough attention, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing ard curative power ef TAR has ole pscR observed ln severe Noa NoiiSifaf tion But in ihe above preparation. beside some oi CUT most valuable reqetgbe pCctoraLs there is con joined with t the II o0d NapAfhg medicine but lately introduced. but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results n EnGiand, ID PuImcuoFy Consumption, especially oi Iaoefcu- loas fotm.
 Read the following from pr. Young. tue eminent oculist:
 PHILAnELFfIyA, Jan. E, '47. Messrs. A6NEY & DlcKNEY;- Gentlemen: Hav- irg recommended in my practice, and ase6 in my ow q family, THOMPSONs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA. have no hesitation a saying that s Of the best preparations o the kind n use, and persons suheFag from Cosds Coughs, Affections of the Throat, Breast, &c., go prevalent al this of the year. cannot any medicine that will CRye or prevent CeRsans.aoH sooner tan Thompscns Compound Syrup oi Tar aad Wood Naphiha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, MD,
 l52 Spruce street. PHTLtpELFHiA, March Q. II. hereby certify tha, after lingering fesf years with Pulmonary Consumption, and etrsn ss by four Pkgsieiaas who pronounced me iRcsrsbie, the dis easefwaS arrested and restored to Ass.A solely by ,bc use of Thomp>oa's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood NaPhths
 MARY HANY, 4s Spruce st. e1-This invaluable Medicine is prepaI ed only at the North East corner of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia
 Sold also by J. W TAPE.
 Msin St, Little Rock. Price of large bottles sl: or for s. Beware of imitation
 Dec. 6. lst7. ls-Sn-
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Southern United States Mail.

ATF Veekfy Codch Lshe rom Llufe hock 10 Washington. -irkansas, and 10 the
 celebrated Hos Springs, in
 four horse coaches. FENHIS line connects at Little Rcck with the great \ Eastern Coach and steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock and Washington on Tuesdays, Thars. days, and Saturdays, al A. M.- Reaching Hot. Springs in one day.
 The propnetors will run above stated during the season The greatest attebtIon will be paid to the comfort and convenience ot passengers Ac- eommodatioEs are good, and charges loDer than any other conveyance
 Patronage of citizens and travellers Is respec tfuliy solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April s ne33 If
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings that have existed on all sides and cheenuliy continue our exchanges.
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COpartnerNhip.

New Orleans, Sept. I. 1915.
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PHTLAuELFHrA, March Q. '44. hereby certify tha; after lingering fest years with Pulmonary Consumption. and etrsn sp by fser PkgSieiaas, who pronounced me iRcarabie, The dis easefwaS arrested and restored to Ass.A solely by tbc use of Thomp<oa's Compound SyruP of Tar and Wood Naphfha