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Ma SLrDELLs MIssios-The Washington cor. respondent of the Charleston Csurier, whom we have invariably found fair and impartial. writes as follows:
 The prevailing opinion here is, that the Presi. dent has acted wis ly we'll as eons,isu,ionay in eoas!itaioaally, becaase he s necessarily the sole judge whether the papers should he ptomaIgated or not; and wisely, bveaase their pFemulgation at this time. would prejudice future negotiations. me war is ever to be concluded. it must bs by negotiation conquest is a conclusion that tiss Presides, does not avo~edly seek and q conclusion by treaty f. st'il, openly declared to b. probable by Sir. Bachsnan If the publ,es,ion o the papers will disclose the views of persons who have bsea, or may be relied on as instruments o peace, t must greatly prejudice any future n~go,ia. tiea. lndeea, t k not for the House to say, anc 10 enc has right se say that negotiations gl perhaps informal-are not ea foot al this nome pi
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Wwpmmw-Hse

VXTE have just puhlished, end wsll De ready te w deliver on v Wedne&dsy next. pamphlet ef "a pagss. octave: Containing iistof Foreitrd Lands, sukeci 10 bs donated iv actual settlers, under an act oF the General Assembly oG the Ssie of Arkan- sas entitled An set to donate t0 actual settlers the
 right o the State to certain forfeited ands approy cd 1ssd December, lstO, And other acts supplement tAFy thereto.
 Prepared al the Auditors Office.
 Having been al considerable expense ia issuing an edition of this pamphlet we have thought PsoPsI to seeare copy y-right.
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for Il by our country friends. 0HRiee--75 cents per copy. or S6.n0 per dOz ea. REARD0N k GARRETT.
 Banner Qfhee, Little Rock, 6th Sept. IS47.
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W RaRnERa

Cons COss.-A friend (ssys shs Maine Farmerl who had reed sn article ia come paper reeommend' ing corn eoes. ground os angrcund. as constituting
 valuable feed Tor stock, undertook tc test the uth of the ssatement foE himseii. He bad large quan tiiy on kaad and aifeT providing himsef with pre- per ressei-a half-hegshead tub-he filled "Iih eees. and Ihen with solution of sais in water In lhis steep the eohs were suffered to remain till they had imbibeda safbeieucy of the aud 10 render them sos1. In this condition they were fed out to hss siock--haf peek to a fnll grown COW or cx m The morning, and the same quantity N night. He Te. nsssks that ali his animals are extremely loud os them. shd that they consume much less quantity Of hay and grain than beGure he commenced giving them cob feed. NeitheT do they require salt in its naiuIal state. He has also ground several busheAs of eo6s. and finds the meal an excellent article tor
 making "mush." Tbe mcst economical mode, how ever, ef apsorriaiing corn eobs, is 10 grind them with tho com. The eoFHsshould De hrss crushed 'h mih eonstraesed expressly fpr the PurPcse- and then groand into meal, the same as cora when shelied.
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MONUNENT NOTTCE,

A II. persons holding monies collected for the "A erection of aMonaneut in honor of the officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican Wa are requested by the Monument Cemmistee, Co pay over the same without deay, b tho Treasurer; And forward a Report, ox the subscription upea which the money was collected, to Gel. l.. J. Reerdon, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice is given. becnus< sufficient sum has not yei been Fecelvea by the TFsasaseg ta As- fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas of those who fell al the huttIe of Buena Vista; and alsc because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been rsised for Monu- nsent purposes.
 A. F. THORNTON, Treasurer. Little Rock, Nov 24ih. '4T.
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DIssOLrTIoN.

YNHE partnership heretofore existing under 's' l name and style of Nsctoa, Chase { Co, i, di'- solved, by mutual consent LUTHEE CHAsE is iailv authorised to collect the deb,s and settle up ths ' fats of the hrm
 Having sold out our entire stoeK Of goods io Messrs. T. D. MERRfcK k Co.,, inc business ~i be conducted by them, at our old stand, and Se v commend them to the favorable notice of our ineha' and customers.
 THOMAS ". NEWT0d,'
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON, Jr. Little Rock, 18th Sept, lsE7.
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 To NAKs HENs LAy PERrErvaLLr.-iiens will iay perpetualy if treated in the following manner: Keep no male birds; give the hens fresh meat, chopped up like sausage meat, oner day, very during the winter. or iiom the time insects disap- pear m the fall till they appear again in the spring Never allow any eggs to remain in the nest for what is called nss, eggs When ihe male birds do not run with the hens, and eggs are left in the nest, the hens will not cease laying aiser the production Of twelve of fifteen eggs. as they always do when male birds sni nest eggs allowed but continue laying perpetualiy. My hens lay all winter. and each from seventy to hundred eggs tn suceession. If the above plan were generally followed. eggs would be just plentiful in winter in sumtner. The only reason why hens do not lay in winter as freely as in summer. Is the want of animal food. which they get in summer tn abundance, ia the form of insects. have for several win reduced my theory to practice. and proved its entire correct ness.
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Txe Real CATisfian.--A good mana real Chris tian-seldom secs defect in his neighbor. pure lake reflects the beautiful sky, the clouds and the overhangng trees; but, when it is rhed, k reflects nothing that Is pure. \ bod mana reaf seou ndrel --seidom sees good trait in the character of his ncighbor An imperfect glass reflects nothing cor recily, but shows its own deficiency. A perfect mirror reflects nothing but truth.
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feierPaitars.-An English agricultural paper, gives the following me,hoi of destroying caierpil- lars, which was accidentally discovered and s prae tsed by gardener near Glasgow: A piece of woollen rag had been blown by the wiLd into cur. rsnt bash, and when taken out was found covered hy the ieaf-devouring insects. Taking tine hint, he immediately placed pieces of woollen cloth in every bush ia his garden. and found the nex, day that the ca;erp'lsrs had universally taken to them for shei fer. In this way he destroys many shcusands every morning.
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Persisa Uisdom.--It is said thst in the treasury of one of the monarchs of Persia, was found 2 vsse, with the following lines tinged with humor as well ss philosophy, inlaid in gold. "He who has no wealth, has no credit; he who has not an obe- dient wife, has no repose; he 'rho has no of.prns has no strength; he who has none of these, lives free from every care"
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE EFOUNDRY
 And PrinirrS' Furnishing Warehouse.

No l7, CANAL STREET Row. vNNHE undersigned beg leave to announce 10 Pub A fishers and Printers. that they have established a complete and extensive Type Foandry in this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut 10 order by wofkmen of long experience and as no ex- pense was spared to obtain the handsonesf faces and 10 peJsect ii in every respect will venture tG say il wi be found as handsome, if not the in the United States. We have also a very hand- some as ;ortment of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest styIe to which woald call the attention cf Printers before purchasing elsewhere All articles manufactured by us shall be of material equal, iG not superior Co any manufactured at the North; aud as we shaIt sell Type al New York prices, we trust to meet with encouragement.
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule, and Type ofany magnitude. with prompt ness. We would also particularly cali the stten- ton of Printers 10 our Leads, having an entire new set of moulds by which we are enabled to fur nish.a perfect sstiele We are also 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. iicte required in the Printing business. wil be kent on hand and furnished al manulactgref's pri- ces
 Editors aBd Printers wishing 10 establish News. paper or Job Printing Office wili be furnished with an estimate in detail for the same by stating the size of the pspef the pariic uar siyle and Qasa ty of work 10 be exeested
 fS- The propfietors of newspapers who will pub fish this advertisement six moaihs; and send ra- per to our office weekly, wiii bs pad fos ihe adveF. iSemeBt by purchasing six times the aEioaht of ae vestising bill in Type
 GREEN k Co, IT Canal st. Row
 .hlgaa '. Isi7. e-6m. x. 0. PiaGyu@s.
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Hsv Pal tssgh Au BrOther Soldier SeasisA.- .'Now you see, my honey, this spakiag Spanish is just inc sisscst thing iRiiey especially if you have . good kaewiodgc of yoaf own mothers tongue. Nc yer only 10 stick to the tail of each ord an o. te make the iliganiist Spanish ia the world Fsis, it bothered mcseif, until got te know the ike, and Row I've trouble at all. New list step h here wid me, and see how sisy it is.
 Stepping iaio hat shop, Pa, gave the attendant she regular military salute-"My service to yer AaneS."
 "Rssnos diss, seRer." replied the shopman.
 "Have yoa any hAitnsl' inquired Pat
 "No snticndo. senor," was the answer.
 "Diyn bls does the man and his own Dngas-I say. sassss EsPsgHsif'
 sssl, sener."
 "Wal. thin. have you any haites'"
 "Ne entie ndo Ingiis, sencr''
 "Ak, you dent understand English, is t7 O, the peer ignerant cvashur, 1 mnst try him sgan. gay misthnr, babias Espagnol''
 ~Si, senor."
 @Si and De d-d tilI ye. Have you any oi these hattos.' and taking of his weather beaten yeim leaf shosk Il in the face of the Mexican. "Ah, sE, ssner--sonaAsero.s
 "I sx your parasn--ssmbgcrs, is itf lf's ms that did'nt understand my own mothers tongue-the more shame til mel"
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There is strange unison between the "London Hines" aad most of the whig productions iu this country. They harp upon the same striugs--the oti. gin oi the war. and the total annexation Of Mexico which They pretend 10 be favoritc design of the President The truth, perhaps. is, that the whigs give the cue. and the "Times" catches l.
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MORE GOOD TMINGs!:!

40 CANS Fresh LObsteTs. LHO s .. Peaches,
 4t0 4 Cove Oysters,
 = boxes aDd |. boxes small Sartines: Herneticaliy sealed salmon, green peas, ccd6sh, strawberries, picked lobstess. onions walnnis. &c, erie powder Pressons extracts of lenen, rose. va niiIa and nntmeg;Iime juice, thue lemon, strawberry and pine apple syFups, dried Canton ginger. pine apple and English dairy cheese tongues and sounds, sweet ehoekolate, Schreiier and Harp champagne wines superior Irish and rye whiskey, 0years old cherry cordial. eranbeTies. prunes. pure ground gm, No. ! biackere fresh; family herrings with the Foc; imperial and 0uloohg teas of superior quail y, ke.. &e.
 Just received and for sale al reduced prices, by
 W.P OFFICER. Little Rock. Dec. %, lel7.
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- --ww~DN Am.

YNHE undersigned, having purchased oi Mr'ss' I Newton, Chase Co.,, their entire sioek ol sooI' have removed to the Ware House recently 9eedi'eI by them, where se are now opening iafgs AD' general assortment of Dry Goods, Dfocefies' ns'a ware, Qaeenswsie. hoB, Nails, Casiings SC .. which we are offering ss very redaeed P''ee' VI CASA ....s,.1.,, s. C Steam Boat Landing.
 Little Rock, Sept, 20 l.f7. hS-"@'
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BLoATED CATTLE -EuhE.-AAother friend oi the same paper, who is person Of much ObseTva- icn, and who has bad considerable experience lately in the management CT neat cattle, s,Sies that last August he noticed enc Of his young cattle much bloaiet. eSidea'ly in great agony. and gFoanins loudly al every breath. His first movement was fo cut od a small portion of her tail He then adnis- ''terea strong dose of ihcrOughwort, with small quantity of tahsey which immediately freed is; ! second bottle was then pourei down, and the ani- nal then turned into the yard, and driven hTiskly about Tor few minutes. when the boat wholly dis- appeared. aad the animal was ia short iisne as well and hearty as ever. This is a very simple remedy, and we have frequently heard others as sert. generally U not always. an efficient one.
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Nmm Ihksps Nmsk .ansrseaa. 1SiDBWAIk MgsIIGs-So. ".


 s4Gea end Lfbesty.r A rilissa. in soidisr's dress, TeEn frpm his inisni's wsrm eaFess And Spsssd. ss wtsther wreng or light. Ts miagie h the bieedy fghf. wsandEed was lsft upea the 6eld, FeEssksn. faint, and forced te yisid; Yet they who captured hssfd him eFys Fer what God knowS knew not why
 Dios ' LibsrtaG 4 tradesman, without meat or bread, Ora sofl place to lay his head. Gfound down by taxes to the earsh. Cared the black day that Rave him birth: With voice, then scarce above his bseuths He kneellng. humbly prayed fer deash A troop thai moment pansaHg by He joiaed and eried--ke kRew not why-
 Dios Libsrtad' ssPeIka" eaptain, deep in miFe, Exhausted patience, braash and IFe Damaing the chief and all besiEic Who ted him through tho&c ditehes wiie! Hts tinseh'd coat he'd thrown away when frst he heard the distant fray; Ills heart was hFoken--and his pTijc- Xeths tin sctic socsl cried
 Dies 7 Libertad' A beggsr who had plead all day, Withest ''pie" to pay his way, Dragging he body ser the siouas That bruised his flesh and mcse his bones, knelt st the corner of the street Te take snfs kieks from Christian feet. Reuben. that moment pas-iRg by, Heard the Poos devil metkiy: sigh-
 Dios Lihertsd As laaian, laden and weary From his long walk e'er pathways dreary, Paused as be reaehed the city gate Searched his pockets scratched his pate And fishing out his last bright riai,' hlessed the good church and kissed the diai.i And trudging on was heafd 10 cry, For what God knows-Ae knew not why.
 Dies Liteuad. MExIco, lS47. goRS OF YoRK. sEvesy Indian must pay the Alcabala before en ring the city with his marketing. fThe old Indian dial placed in the wall Of th' and Cathedral to please those of the Aziees wh' ouh not otherwise adnaite the beauties of Chris unity as exhibited In Mexico.
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Reaedy ssr he Potato Rot.-When the seed is dropped, sprinkle about pin; of stacked lime ever |, Tn each hi and then 1t. There is this value about the lime, trsmarks the American Agficultur- st f II does not prevent the rot in the potato 1t w he worth its cost and ihe labor o application in fersi.izing the sand.
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an lrshman helped lady over the gutter at the corner of Second and Elm, in that city. and afiel she was safely lansed on the pavement he remarked Faith, yer abasia' such purty fee, to bring them out the day, man."
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From Napoleon amd Month 0S AykMnsas Ah~
 SeT to Little Rock, Var Burens Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 HTNHE light dranrht steamers WILLIAM ARM l STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will regularly between the above ports for the con- veyanee of freight and passengers---the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on bsnasy. and 7havadays a, 9 o'clock, \. M.-- Returning will leave Little Rock on same days The Santa Fe will connect with ihese boats ai Little Rock making re- gulaF weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Bureu and Fort Smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gihson when the water will permit.
 Passengess and shippers may rely upon this be- ing aPermaneni arrAngemen and that their freigh's wiii be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatcl, and al the lowest customary rates. All Inc beats in good, soand condition, and handsomely fitted up fer the accommodation of passeng
 A. HAYS & Ce.. Agrnts, NaPoleoh,
 M GREENW OOD & Co, Ag'tS, \, 0. Dec. l3, f6f7. H.
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HUTT & PARSEL

\ IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber either \ by note or book account. are requested 10 cali and settle the same with NIT. J. krause, his author- izcd agent, by doing sson the will save costs.
 II. HABERMAN. Little Rock, JaR. 21, ls4I. l9-t ian.
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SPECIL LiFfO \!

EX'HE undersigned oifsss for sas, and will sell, | 10 the best bidder. 2i0 acres Of iand adjoining fine city ol Little Rock.
 He proposes 70 sell two tracts of s1 acres each the residue in lots 10 suit purchasers Ia the first a, there is 9 Of bottom ard 30 ci upland, with hoase and other improvements, and running water from the best SPRINGS upon the place. On the next Q there is 4J of bottom, 50 in cultivation and D in woodland and well watere< by The bes, Springs.
 Forty acres a3iOlniUg the civ, which Siii be sold to suit purchasers is upland but ef the best quality of upland in The neighborhood- And the remaining 40 the south side ol the entire trict, which will also b sold to suit putchasers is altogether up land somewhat broken, and not of the best quality; but has water and wood to make it valuable.
 He will also sll three s0 tracts of good wood- had, in the north half of section s, Ii, 2w, with in two miles of the city Df Little Rock
 He will sell a lot on East Main street. with a TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE thereon.- Also his corner buildings on Markham and Louisi- ana streets.
 He will also sell his property in Conway county. valuable place in Point Remove bottom OH the Ark's River and aboye t.le highest overflow; some improvements thereon.
 IL will be well in every instance to have portion Of the purchase money down; but us the undersign- ei is determined to sell in the course of the winter for the best price that may bc offered, hs will also make the terms to suit purchasers
 Persons wishing to own any part or parcel of the above property would do well to examine for them- selves and make proposals.
 F. A. MORE. Little Rock, Nov. %, ls47. I2-tf.
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4 N<U posisa.--@Reveling in the Halls of the Moa.szsma." b nid te mean literally, gettiag m a, resstis, without any breakfast after Having beer sa daiy al night withoat any supper.
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DRY GOODS

7-Q and A heavy negro eot,ons; A. brown TO sheetinss; bleached cotton ianneis; plain and twilled red iahneIs; Ky. Jeans; aid nerino linseys; fancy and dark prints; russia diaper bird eye diaper; Irish inens received and for sale by
 Nov l3. To- VIM. B. WAIT.
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NEW GOODS, TUST received in addition 10 our former stock, a sD new style of Prints Valencia Plaids, Muslin de Laines, AIpacas, Satine,s, Kentucky Jeans. Plaid Lineys for ehildTen's clothes, Bsown and Bleached Domesties, Coventry Piaids, Striped Lowels. La dies and Childrens Mits, GeHtienens Thiht Gloves: handsome assortment Ol Wooden ShsWs to. gether with Coarse and Fine Shoes. Also hand some stock of
 Hardware and Cutlery,
 Consisting Tn part of the following articles, viz: -High and Flat Brass Candlestieks Brass Castors Of different sizes Cup locks and Flints, Congress, pocket, and Butcher Kniyes of various descriptions. Nails ofdiferent slzes, s<e., &c., all of which we will sell low tor CASH
 c L. JEFfRIES & SON. Litle Rock. October 25, Is47.
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GUicai Ha.--Tke Nsrshsmpton CSass<r tells an sxceileat anecdole sf she Rev. f. Field, lsrm- sriy of Wesnmihster, Vt, wAse he vent fs give his vote at election. maN Sz opposite politics oppressed surprise at seeisx bia there. and 10 con firm his objection, qussa the remark of the ss- vieaF. that His kisei6m was nss of this world D
 sHas no maa siea to vetc." eiolsed the witty slsfgymsa. -Hssess hs beloags e the Kingdom of
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Gent's Fmrnishing Store.

4 LARGE lot of Outside Shirts and Inside Shirts. A and Drawers. of all kinds, beautifully made,
 At FULTON'S. Dec. 20. Is47. l5
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Southern United States Mail. Fri Weekly Coach Line from Lit;le Rock to Washington, .irkansas, aad 10 ths
 ceEebratsd Hoi Springs, Tn

four horse codches TNIiS li1e connects at Little Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock (and Washington on Tuesdays Thurs days. and Saturdays, at A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ac- eommodaiioEs good, and charges loWer than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April B no33 If
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CALL AT JEFFRIES & SONS For New and Ck cap G % d g.

YINHE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their 1 old stand. 10 Benders corner, and have just re- ceived iu adlition 10 their former stock and are now opening) beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES: Brown and Beached Domestcs,
 7-s heavy Virginia Lowels,
 A do do do.
 Gel Brown Shifting, 30 pieces beautiful prints,
 dozen pairs French Cottonsde pants.
 Also variety of Mus,ins.
 Lawns, Grapes, Rough and Ready Bonnets Bon net and Cap Ribbons variety, Laces, Insertinys. Edgihgs, &c., &c., of a variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dimi;y. and new style of win dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, CT q, &c. All of which they will sell low for CASH or to punctual men short time or will exchange them for the produce Of the country.
 C: L. JEFFRIES & SON. Little Rock, Aug. 3o, isi7. 5i-tf
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,~Gb65hi Hssf.-whoever hopes ts succeed in sny<king. must set about n wiiliagiy. A boy that k whipped to schoei never iesrns hls iesssn weii- A man thas F compelled to werk, cares no, he's badly t iz performed. He that pulls of his coat shessfa!iy, s'rips up his sleeves in earnest, and slaKs while he aoxks, h sure to succeed
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Mea win ~-aagle for religion; write fot it; kx fOr i'i die lof :. s=s's'ng bu:-.irs %ras
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Notice.

A IL persons 10 whom am indebted. will con. "A Ter favor on me sy presenting tieir biiis i'm mediately for payment; and all persons who ma, be m my debt, will oblige me by closing their ae coGats as soon .: eonveaieBt
 JOHN BROWN.
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Notice to Pre.empiion Claimants.
MAP AGENTS WANTED,

THE subscriber wishes 10 engage in the sale of | his Maps a number of young and middle aged men of moral and business habits, as travelling agents Having completed new and greotly im- proved editions of his Universal Atlas, 73 Maps; Lrgo Map of the W orld. Reference and DistaDt Map of the United States, National Map of the United Staies-also, variety of other Maps, including several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber is prepared 10 furnish agents, for cash, at the lowest possible prices.
 Address,
 2. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
 Northeast corner of Market and Seventh
 Streets, Phi ade'Phia-
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IUSEPH DOuGHERTY.

certify. that BRyAN's REMEDY cured me oi the LIVER COMPLAINT, and 1 willingly recommend it to persons afflicted in Ike manner.
 JAMES HODGlNS
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION. TNHE Partnerships heretofore existing between II snaPp X nowei, and fio~ ei saapp k Co, are this day disso!esd by Rutaai consent LEWIS SSAPP will pay all the debts due by said 6rns, and IS authorized to receive and receipt for all claims due to said firms, October 22nd lsi7.
 LEWIS SNAPP
 JOHN s. HOW'LL
 J. B. HOWE FL. Ex. of.
 JOHN HowEL, Dec d. THE undersigned will continue the contracts in his own name, sad will use all exertIons to aceoinno dste Inc uayelhng eoE1usaEs;y, and tfseiitate the Meiis.l The Lines from Napoleon to Fort smith have good. careful, and sober divers, comfortable coaches, and substantial teams Every thiag in his power shall be doie to promote the comfof, of Pas s%nsers-Sho will take due notice thereof and go- 'ern themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS SNAPP. THos. GlLLIAM, {A5'hu' Oct. P. lsI7. zan lGazette a Democrat eopy.l
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Ths hate which we all bear with the nest chris tan ratisnee, is the hsss of thoss who envy us.
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Liltlt Reck. Dfe. 23.ls.

LiiLe Rock, Dee. 23ls47 certify, that BRY AVIS REMEDY cured me of the RHEC MATisM. and eheerfally recom- mend it to any perscn similarly afflicted, believing t a sovereign remedy.