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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
TIN TY YEARS STA DING
Mount WasAiag ton, Berkshire Co, M1ss

woven oLT -, lcf'.
MEssEs WAR a. X ETcHAM:
ounts-Fsr thirty YEARS have been afilicNl
viii Piles, Gtnefal DebHity, and lnflimmauon,
ca using tnmofs aud prolapsis OF the bowels, and
winch had resisted all tie medical treatment DR.
Chafman and Others could give. Tie last three
years OF that see my suifsrines deity description.
was COZ lined TO my bed, unable 10 help mys,lf,
and al last gwen up by nv ply sicIans and frients
In despair OF ever aiming nv health il fact, for
three caSs before using Dr. Upham's Eleciuary,
was entirely speeches., and any burial cloths
were made But under the benifeen, mercies of
Providence, and the use OF Dr. [ yham's Electua-
~, though an OLD NAN, have the pleasure OF sla.
ting the Ftcr to The pubic that my health is nov
good, ana hope TO live may years. il il is Gods
= ~, 10 make known the vifiu.s Of D.. UphaHt's
Elcciuary, and 10 recommend il TO my iic,ed tel
low creatures II helped me beyond Tie expecia-
tons OF ell that knew my ca.e. and can only say
10 others haiti is IN my opinion 'he best medicine
IN the world Tor Piles, or any other disease OF the
boWcis; and il they viii II according 10 the
direcuor,, Will mysel warrant a cure IN every
case. Yours, with the utm0s, expression of
thankfulness,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
4 MfiH1'e the Piies No Longer
Pill d So


Bleeding or Bind. Erierndl or Iafsrnal
is the asfermirGI0n Of, and the ha,ks Of
addiiOhGl thousands cil, he oppressed.
READ THIS EVIDEN( L here OF CURES.
Though 1t cannot give the saved one wealth.
1t gives reasart tar more gioitous, HEALrn.
U,iTED STATES MARsnAL's OFFICE,
NeN lork, December D, loi7. {
Messrs. Wyau 4 Eeichdm:
Gentlemen nde' sianclng that you are the
general agents lor the sale OF "Dr Upham's We
getahie Etotuary," for the cure OF Piles, have
deemed II my euty TO volunteer a recommenca.
ton In behalf of that invaluable medicine. In We
been afflicted tor many years with Piles, and have
tried various utoies, but wilh n1 be cfcial e.
tects. Indeed, bryan 10 consider my case utter
y hopeless. Bu about the first OF = plember last,
was prevailed upon by TREND 10 make trIa,
OF tie above named medicine, | took his sdye,l
aud ri nee to say thu am not only relieved.
but, as | bsIive. perfectly cured. ! most earnest.
y reootnmend 1t TO alt who NAV have the misior.
ttne to be I'll cied with that aunoy ing and dan
geFons disease. Very respectfully our obedient
servant. lily MOORE.
UENtpL-kDI L rIrpI- az mn
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ft
 ,CxcrKs The mast scnsibis medical letter on tAe eheies thst has yet appeared has been sFns to the Lsadon TsRes, by the Rev. Mr. C. Wsnsiow, vieer ef Tugky. Le<issershire. Inc Rev. gentie- man quotes his own experiences ef the treaiment of tho ehniesa, the result of which he sayA s thai oi athe n,aleies to which man is iahsas thcre is none moro easilV enh3ned and mofe cafaiae thah the choefa. if the physicisn can only have fair ePpoF- tanty ~ embaing the diseass in the 6rst iayssion ofthesyssem. The great mistake we have all made k in reg&niing the daarrhGa which precedes the disease only as premoutOry sympsom, and deyc- ting nuF whole attenti5n to ths more eoncentTated form which il subsequently assumes; whereas, t Is thoGssf gsE-tie fret effect cf the poison upon ts syssca, and the ony period ef is pregres whca ths dssekc may be successfully ssssAed. The rerne- Sy most useful in this and every stage is ealomcl Calcmelis our sheet anchor in cholera h the hrs' staxe eamined with opium, 1t rarely tails 10 eares hut u muAt be aiyeR in the larger ansa of twenty grains of ra,oe to two cf opium. and bs repeated. if neeessafy, quickly; and in the subsequent stagr of the rase it Is the fororn hope of the physieian No other remedy has ever succeeded where msF- cury has faiedso festese the scon e the liver and we may as well attempt to blister board, or warm
 corpse with frietions and stimulaats, or to rouse by sueh. means the powers, when the patent has fallen into the state of collapse. Let The public re member the important fact hat diaYThna Is the first sympcm of cholera, and in that stage It is most ca sly remedied; bat f t passes that persd. and the serum of the ned bas been 70 drained of ss to leave it Ike tar inthc vessels there s very iiltie chance of zgy bat fatal termination"
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The Tricks of Trade.

The Bcstoa Chronotype relates an Insfance cf Yankee shaving which cane of lately in that city, thas is worth readings-s-A minister had real es- tate Wiicb he valued ., 900, and desre to con vert into cash Among those with whom he songht to nexotisle wss broker af that city, who owned house and id en BoSton fass the vane cf which, 1t was alleged, vas about being greatly ircreassd by rnfttead, and ft was proposed that as his properly souid bs uaore valuable than the elergyman's that tie HveFend gentleman should bc put into quasi pcsseesion cf he flats, test their marketabeness sod h ease he should find them more convertible into f ready than bis houses, the exeaanse might De effected
 -Tn fhis state of thisgs the reverened gentleman aftcr feeeiSeA call and aR offer for the flat proPef fy of SiAO0e from third party, which kc refused. In day or two still another party eaied, desirous to ra hold Of the property in the vicinity cf the rsfircsd. Hehii upon himself from la,DO0to $500 which was deebned- At last he wished for and took wriitsa refusal Of the property for few days At $l6, 900. This done the reverend gentle man, seeing his way clear to the cash, and thinking ts make . handsome speculation for tight times slipped to the br0ker's office, and had the deeds ex ehsased of his houses for ths flats, after which, treaihing more freely, he mentioned 10 the broker tha1 he had had an oder of sl6.000 for the fats. Bnt the osfer never came back. and the fats prov ed 10 be worth not $t0a0. The reverend seeing himself hysrasd, re@orted to learned Indge, to know f Ae could help him ont of the scgape- Bat the issrncds sjaAgs tsid hhn that he himself hsd made the bsTgain so last that it was net iE .Ae f
 CT of iaw 10 undo #, and advised him to make the best of his $I2.100 ~osth Of experience.'
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NOTICE To all whom it may concern.

vTNHis astcs issts Ihfsrsn Sil pesssAs concerned, 1 shaa xSenFy A. Emgtsss a sAsss9 -ef lndAPeh- denee county and ex eAcio celIestrr of the taxes thereof, on the first Mofday cf NoTember. is5y, at inc Court House do0r of said cUaAly. exposed t0 public sale te north-east quarter ef section three. Of township eiwven north, ID range tuaf vest Tor he paymaag of sI.s 6tnia and donnty xes thnfeea, for the year 1esa at which time and pisee Carslne E. Pelham bought the sasne for five dollass snd eighty-Aix eents. @
 And thai at gha same place. on the hast Monday in NovenhaE. Esli, Henry A. Engscs, aa snch sheriff and ceilnctos, expesed to Paesie saies tae n0rth-wesf and soaEh-eAst quarters of seeuon tMes of tcwnship sIesea noFtbbn range yoUr wesa; whesA Caroline E. Pelhsul bought tia said otth-wesl quarter seelian of nd and eighty acres oi the said southeast quarter seetoa ef aads pai lag for each tract four dollaas and ffty-seven snd balf cents
 Ills frsg tTacf of land herein mentioned was sosd us the property Of 1anes Armstrong, and w1's pat ebted te Msrgan Daxis. The second tract was pai- ented to J. Campbell md sold tise properly et William MmpAy; and the Femaining tract of land was patented to N. Staples and sold as Townsend DiekinsOns pfopeTty. Since which time tee said Caroline l.. Pclhnn has iutermarried with Lloyd Mugrnder.
 This is therefore e nesify all persons whO can set up any right Co the lands purchased. in con sequence of aay infarnality, any irrgalariiy or legaIity eonnge4ed with sach sales, to show cause al the Circuit Court which will be held in iniepen sence county on the fourth Mon lay aftcF the fparh Monday in November lSts, at the Court hopse oi sAid county, why the sales so made as heTsiabeierc described shoald not Dc confirmed. f
 LLOYD MAGRuDER-
 CAROLINE E. MAGRuDER.
 March :, ISfS-2s-Sw rTs. fee $f6 25
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NEW 0RLEANsTYPE FOUNDRY And PYintffx' EnfniShins Warhanxe

No, IT, CANAL STREET Row.
 VENHE under signed beg leave to announce to pab- II fishers and Printers, that they have establIshed a complete and extensive Type Foundry in this City The Book Letter of this Foundry was eit 10 order by workmen of long experience. and, as no ex rs.sA e-s spared b cbtsiA the aDdsomest fases as topsriect 1t in every respect, ee wi venture to say II ~il be found as handsome. if BOt the handsoInes ia the United States. We haze also very hand. some as;oftmeht of Flowefs and Job Letter of the latest style to which we woGid call tue attention cf Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by as shall be of mzfeTal equal, ii not superior, 10 any manufactured al tue NoItb aIad 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 ofahy magnitude, with pressps- ness We would also particularly call the atten- set ofxoculds. by which we are enabled to fur nish apeIieet article. We are also Agents for the sale of the Napier, Washington and Smilh Press. es, which together with Chases. and Cases, Con- posing Sticks. Furaitase. Iak. and every other aT- licie required ia the priaiing business, win be kept oa hand and furnished al manufacturers pri- ces. ess5
 Editors and Priaters wishing 10 establish News paper CT Job Printing Office will be furnished wiih an estimate ia detail for the same. by staiiag the size of the paper the particular siy le and QLanti. ty Of work 10 be executed
 .3- The prcpFietors oi newspapers who wiil pab- lish this adyeFtisement six in0gihs; aud send ra- per to our office weekly, will be pad fsr the adyer tiseDent by purchasing six times the amount Of ac
 GREEN k Co, F Canal st, Ros.
 .ftaga&i I. iSi7. s--6m. 4. 0. PiaayaHs.
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Fsem ths Dsooklya tl1. .y.l Daily Esgis-
 PaElYE \, ki4nT.

f,,e .rau,A tasak Ffkse' IF keinnns of stomach tssnlnr saui.eraiisn wksst .ss.isea and Pu elish- cd by sams Of the whig rseess, that Her Say wssh1ivs venas trnvefiing ntosgo t'e v. Ss&e. .a this blussea Igsh eesaaEys sna szreiag lss smgY Lea, oi Xii fKs soIteF pOssCn of ihssa Mi'ag 9ill fr.ssaA sf hesGg, as he Eeally is nsthsng I.'s tfskeR demn, ssFy anssqaa'ed. ssa meea \. Ss..ssi.sss9 ssliItrRl Es-rOuFsex4n. So hlsh haA s igl. .f sh;s ytu rissn thas t staisiy esef the ehsn. of fls nanhy -pambs fTeAtnfes Ws elaees 's. naa Kakk caming ware hlls tnei. montas. so ". ~ they spIst and sPutisf +nctnins e. .s.. v \. "
 -. For ore, we do not obgect to wAele- san~3. raantv adsoeacy of the claims ei anY nan, ,'s- eveu n s, over. wfongat enthusiastic exPrea- -;a " ssfrstios fef bis character and talents, of exsn E,r his Pfyssa if ihat be paEiepAa1iy sasfed objsef i the eyes Of hs eul0eisis; bat we pfoaesa aeainst the abasement Ut the pIess, amcuntln< 70 fsAise srrvilisy, which is day after day exhibited .,,..rl~ M, Cav bv some q the sslEstyied ahigh Iene- ,yhir psinis of oar day. And not on1y by ,s pyf b that party, but, if wc can believe their ,,,s.,.erBeuts. by s.vghite beaded whig Senators, snd one of uhnsn wzs artnaliy heard tc remsIk, we cah't help fl; Clay # indeed the idol q the Ameriean people. and Il were vain t0 think q any sIsfs tsaa help us. when ii cones t0 tAaE Whg, thk A n3efean prople never hal an t9af nmcng men; nd gvFn he ssc. beyond all msiestc ones that ever trod the ear4h god iscarnstc-net eyea be, the wgiIstfled Fl Fashss of his Cohuny i" was EessTded assHM aidol of sie Anefican people," But % long as. re hare sswhilez zheaded'' Senasoss who aeanT hesF yxpreA6ng slOda their wsakness. with "Boooy BrScksS of tas New York Express, and BeOby Brrce sT the Broqkiyn Asivkfnser. yielded Ia swell iu ysHsy the qsis piaeked from the tsiis q their poav refafisss for the Purpose of haiiersns thetr powerful ones. % lorg must we suher the dfgreda- tioa of q parff0n or the pFexs 10 thls disgusting worship of disgasting politician
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. rRnspEcTua
.F4ospEcTUE n <s9s cs ms FARMER and MECHANIC, WEEKLY PARER.
voluIne 2.


 (txaSto srn, nets ssTtes, tai. e esMne7es
 Se fsa.6. lsl5 s NNkKE pafvcse ofthis paper is40 maoFd its readers 1 an accurate aEti FeiahieFe Festrd Of the progress ~ AFicaltnrs, Manufactures. and the Arts; to sHg- geat tmrEcsemenis q dsseFibe such as from tune s time rnay 6e madeto stimulate thfsplfit os insen. lion ed ehtespEise--so ditseminase sheh useful knowledge eohnecieG with the iadassfial pursuits o the American people. ss will &uabe the inteiiEent workman e temnsDf the patronage ci capital in- scsd 0f becoming to subordinate afsd serve depen dent. Its oblect s especialiy, to h<nehf the work ing classts et hy pcsiieal canhnaiious ~ ass1cieiionss at by giving such information ss VIII enable its se9ars te inanaxs bslthess then own sreeani f any l. episessed with tbe arrangements under which they are Plaesd h reference lo thts aeet, in addition 10 the regular Price Current and Cattle MaHkei, ii viii receive and pgblish Iom IS numerous eoFFespcnients infgIHaii0n a b te saie prices and demand ios such manufactured wares as ean be pretaced at small establishments Mih lini- tel investment oTe&sitai
 Inventors Aill ii9d tn its columns an authentic weekly list of new Patents direct from tse Clerk ot the Patent OEaee. And while # is iavortie neal- uIa wiih Psienees for advising theis improvements lealeaIs in Patent Rights will find il indispensable 10 the proseeatioH Of tkeir business.
 Ia addition 10 its peculiar aepaF.menas tne PaFeT swili contain Summary of News. the Reports ol the AmeffAe nSlitsis, snd such choice mazAi and reEgioR reedssH d wil make | a weicuups and safe sisitOr ia svery family. A
 This paper E pfintAd weekly, on gnof paper. ess- beifished wi,E Tber Hsidyed Engrasings, and ccn iaining forfy columns of closely prinied mat ter. at
 Two Doilars per Annum in Advance. O. Pusimasiers and others may retain TwExTr- FIVE per cent on all cash subscriptions they procure.
 Ali comMustcs sTToss must b. pod eaid. ". II. STARR. Editor and Proprietor. JOHN NJ STEARES. Assbciats Editor and Publishing Agpni. f35 Nassau Street, N. York
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MONUNENT NOTTCE.

A IL persona holding moaiss rpllcctcd for tho "A erection of Msnnusent in boMor af the officers and seldiers. who have fallen tn ths Mexican War. are requested by she Monument Cosunsirt1<, te pay over tho saEne without delay, to the TFca@arer; and forward Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected, te Col l.. J. Rcar2ou, Secretary of the Boarj.
 The above notice Is given, because snfleicntsum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the resnoSal to Arkansas. of those who fell at the battle Of Baeaa Vista: and also because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Mona- ment purposes
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasarer.
 Little Rock, Nov. 24th, fl.
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$lOO REWARD

x< RUNAWAY CT stolen from the subscriber, &0 sn the I7th Of Jaly issi, "a Nsgo nan ~ named Mi'chei, about 27 years old; dark MI eompleeted, good front teeth. scar on his breast, sa5l fo bs burnt by fire, and has soss ssa Of tl,e letters @M E" on bis left Tamp-
 Tweety DoIlars reward viii De paid for the boy: or, 0ne HaAdreA for tie hey and the rogue, l, is thought, he will not eSn my nsssls. 7
 ss-1As+ MATHEW BECK. Dcckyisie, Carroll county. Miss. ze-2sn
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing under the N name aud style of Nesrton, Chase { O., is dis solved, by mutual consent. LUTHER CHASE IS fully authorised to collect the debts, and settle uP the af fasIs of the firm.
 fiaTng sold out our entire stoe6 Of goods to Messrs. T. D. MKRRIcK & Co.,, the business will Joe conducted by them, a, old stand, and we re- commend them to the favorable notice of our friends and customers. THOMAS w NEWTOis,
 LUTHER CHASE, JAS. LAWSON. Jr. Little Rock, 18th Sept, ls47.
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MR WA Hs ETNHE undersigned, having purchased of Messrs.
 \ Newton, Chase Co, their entire stock of goods, have removedto the Warehouse recently occupied by them, where we are now opening a large and general assortmen, of Dry Goois. GroceEies, Hard ware, QuceuswsIe, Iron, Nails, Castings S<e- Sc i, which we are offering at very reduced prices for CAsH. I'D. MERRICK, & Co. Steam Boat Landing.
 Little Rock, Sept, 20 ls47 n2-6ru.
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.eTj- We clip the foIsowing from the eorrespon. denee of fhe Philadelphia Ledger, under date of


 denee of fhe Philadelphia Ledger, under date of pss 'sWAsHIxsTox, March g, ls4s. sThe friends of Genesal Taylor here are some what under cloud. They ieok with amazement sn the pxoyess of Henry Clay in Pennsylvania and New York, and are afraid slso Clay wiH edrry Ohio In that case Henry Clay is still the nominee of the whig convention in spite of all expedition to him from the soathern whigs. This you may set down as fsct, that oat of ten whigs here in Washing1on nine gre certainly for Harry of the west A New England member, whom have lately asked what chance General Taylor had Of carrying New Eag- land, quickly replied, 'cur people all know how to reed and write and will not ge blind for anybody think. however, that his answer does not reach the ease; Gen. Taylor has of late made very distinct avowai of his faith. He admitted that he was ~Aig. though not stfra uaig. By an ultra whig l understand q Gag WAig; 50 General Taylor Is not a Clay wlaiss but Taylor whig-that's eoncia- sive. N 3s%*7f As sf
 ~ff General Taylor means 10 run as m inaerea dent candidate, he has already made too many aso~an se rus equally well on both sides
 OBSERVER"
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SUNDRIES.

? HHDS brown sugar :. O 2l bags choice Rio coffee 5 bags Java coffee; 10 boxes sPum candles; box Florence oil i; box No. l, Chocolates; 5o0 lbs cotton yarn 1900 lbs horse shoe and bar iron 6 kegs horse shces; 90 bls Ohio snperERe four; 2 casks Madeira wine casks Malaga wine; Port wine Received and for sale low for cash, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Jan. 7,ls4s. Is-M
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-lN,GnEMGIMc.

rNSHE subscriber, agsat for H. Haoe'''iaa' ", .,,.
 coul,nae ,Ae feru,ers bpsissas ai i'i' 0'e ,'- on Main, ncar Markham street, and Ne' ~ s,sy ly on hand f,il and well assorted s'eeA ~ riee, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. iia5d~ s''' Ta Ac. &e all of which wili be sold lo~ iof s rrs highest riasket prices vail be psId for '9aA'' duce, as beef hides, peitsies, besssas' ,sa .lsE
 Latte Rock, 1537 VI
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Fross fke Csat,e Deme0ss. The FakiHdest Shat of All.

.Mf. Henley, in . late spseshsn tie Mexseaa wsr said: s-'The psPep wrapper of Mexic an eaSiriage a'missile Of death Ered ai us at Baena Ysta, and picksd up by one Of hls constituents. was part ei Wshzaer's Fhilsdelphla speech, His authority feg this gas Maj. CFasin. Capt Davis. and Licasensni Shsnky d the Indiana voiahteefs. The paper was ssiil in pesses ion of one of these gentlemen
 That the tlezeaaz hssvss. uEly EHhion of dip- ring the tips ef tbes Iances in rank poison and us ing cnppef ssano balss nothing new; but to wrap thef baiIefs up in extracts of Wsbxsefs speeehcs, and fire ttesm u cir soldiers. k n refsefnent es erasIrg. whith we dsd nnt supTos. even the Mexl- eany tS be guiIsy Of ~
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MAP AGENTS WANTED.

TUsHE subscriber wishes to engage in the .'s s,s l his Maps number of yeaag aad @aas 's.Isss ass, men of moral aad business babita, aS uass'rs 'a ageats. Having eomplesed new and grss'ts s s.s. '. proved editions of hts uaiyensd Atlas, 70 ., ' T.s Urge Map of the World, Reference and psI's .s of the United stats~. National Map oi h'e assc I. Staies-also, variety of other Maps, n'e's .'s,' several Maps of Mexico. inc saesc'i,ef fE.,.s to furaish agents, ter es'ssi' al ilis ""'s' prices.
 $. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
 Northeast corner of Market ssa Se'''~
 streets, Philadelphia
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rrn Ma.

ApvEKrIsExEssrs of TwELvE lines or less. in serted once cs s cents; three months, $3,50; six mouths, S6,00; one year, $le.00.
 Our exchanges receiving the above Prospectus. maYed are requested io give il an insertion or mo- tice and send Us inc paper marked with ink. if they wish 10 continue the exchange thr. ugh the coming volume. Our exchange hst has become large that. il is only by such an advantage that we can afford to continue or increase Il.
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NWnHMW-"e

THE undersigned forwarns all persons from tra 1 ding for Two notes given by me 10 John Dun- can ai,d Samuel Newiaad or to Samuel Newland and John Duncan, both of Galloway county Mis- souri. each for sso0, dated October 23ri, 1888, one on credit of twelve months the sther on ere- dit of i've years, gwen in Randolph county Arkan- sas, as the amonRt of each note has been paid aAd tlr notes withheld from me, l will nst be respon- slide for said notes or note if traded.
 J. NRWIAND. Poeshontas Arks. Jan lss le4s. 2o-
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Southern United States Mail.

ITt- Veekfg JOdch Lfhe JT0m L'ttfe R0ck 10 Washington, .1rkansas, and 10 lie
 celebrated Hot Springs, ia
 four horse coaches. yTlHiS line connects al Little Rock with the great Il Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock tand Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, a. 4. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attentioa il h. paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ac- eommodsiioIs good. snd charges laansr than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens ard travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April 2s noc3 If
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AT FrLTOY,s

LUST RECEIVED splendid assortment of J Gents French, silk and Beaver Hats, and siippers-iast style. Also large assertrlent Of Gents Marine, Silk and Cotton Socks
 D. (. FULTON. Little Rock. Dec %, lsf7 l5-
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Hardware and CutIery.
WONE GOOD THgNCS,.l

10 CANS Fresh Lobstefs, EtO 5 {" Peaches,
 40 A e" Cove Oysters.
 72 boxes and { boxes small Sardines; HeTmeiieally sealed salmon, green peas, codfsh strawbeETies, picked lobstcrs, eaons. walnats, &e curris powder Prestons extracts of iemon rose va. niila and Ratneg; lime aics. thae lemon, strawberry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger. pine apple and English dairy cheese tongues and sounds sweet ehockoiaie. Schneider and Harp champagne wines, superior Irish and rye xhskey, 10 years old cherry cordial. crahbeuies, pFlnes, pure ground black and true Cayenne pePpcri, white wine vine- gar, No Maekerel fresh: family herrings vi,b Inc roe; imperial and oalooag teas of superior quail ty, kc., ke.
 Just received and for sale q, reduced prices, by
 ". r. OFFICER. Little Rock. Dec. 20, isi7
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Persons claiming aAs right of Preemptioa to lands tying within the above Asmed tew nships, are hereby noted to file their claims vthin the lime prescribed by law. JOHN MILLER. Register.
 Feb. I4th, lSis.-2i-13w.
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VI N@DH~MG-Mr.

NE have just published, and wiIl be ready 10 w deliver Gu Wednesday next, pamphlet of 75 pages, octave; Containing list of FoEfsited Lands, subject io be donated to actual settlers. under a actof ihe General Assembly of the Stale of Arkan- sas eaiied An act to doase to actual settlers the right os the State to certain frei.ei laas apnrov ed zsfd December, isi0, and other acts supplement tary thereto. #fs
 Prepared at the Audisor's Oisee.
 Having been at considerable expense in issuing aH edition of this pamphlet, have thought proper to secure a copyright
 We shall be happy 10 sappiy ali demands lcsi. by our country friends.
 Ft-Pfiee--sS cents per copy. CT $6es per sioz- en. REARDOS k GARRITT.
 Banner oikee, Litiie Rock. ssh Sept. isi7