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The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28
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 T1RoFESsOR ALEXlSv. PAULITA AN, cfthe E Paris Lying in Hospital, member of the Medical Academy of France. Corresponding Secretary oi the Paris Pharmaceutical Coitege, respectfully begs leave to announce to the ladies cf America that he has appointed DR. JEROME Y. c. ROTTEN HURTY, of New York, his sole American Agent, for the sale of his wonderful medicine, known in France as the WIPES FRIEND, or MOTHERS ASSIST ANT, the most extraordinary medical dis eoyery the world has ever seen. Its province s to lessen the Pains af Child BiTth and promote safe easy an speedy delivery, which 1t does by assist ing nature. It is perfectly harmless, efhcacious, pleasant to the taste, and never fails to promote easy and safe delivery, and improves the general health of both mcther and child Ii has been tested for years in all the principal Lyingis Hospitals of Europe and receives the sanction of nearly all tue prominen: Colleges and Medical men of sbe old world ft is fbe greatest medicine in the world {; as all will admit that medicine must be that will lessen the terrible pains usually attendant child birth. There Is no mistake about the medicine doing all that is said oft.
 It never Fails IL is in the form of fine. light powder, to be made into adrnk, and used for few weeks previous to the expected event. and its price is % low as to bring n within the reach Of all. Surely no humane husband will suffer his wife to endure paih. when il can be so easily and cheapIy avoided For the small sum of only Si, sent post paid to DR. JEROME '. c. RoPENHURTY New York Posiofice, package will be sent by return mail, 1t being so light that it can be sent anywhere by usiI. at very friding cost. Nc unpaid letters taken from the office. To prevent imposition, the U. s. Agent, Dr. Ropehhurty viii write bis name n fuu on the ouisidc label of each package. No other genuine. Remember this.
 mh26 2S.SH
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Ia,eresting fren California.

The Newark advertiser sas . letter from Mir Seth Beydaa dated al the mines of fColuma in which ht says:
 "We rsseAed the valley Of Suiier's Mil at g o'clock, 4. s, April 18th. Put ap our tent. packed away oar haggags, and abo1t o'clock went to the diggings below the ssw mil. with our wash pans and washed out few grains Of the gold. On Mon- day. the l6sh, ws vent to the dggings. gathered al the insosmaiioE could from the people we foaisd si Sosk thsrs. snd washed out or dollars worth efgo'd. On Tuesday put the washer together. whie ibs Othsrs went to dig and prepare ibe dirt to wssh. Ia the sf~snooa we washed oat sIo worth. or ihs weight Of an eagle. Wednesday i7th. Mir. Davenport stayed at The ieni while 'he other five washed all day. and obtained sa-,50. Thursday lezh. al hands together washed out s32,s0 Friday 18th, obtained s6l worth of gold, ssd oo Saturday 2osh. ss2,so worth. having struck good bed of siiusiai aai. which had to cary aeoai 90 yards so the water.
 On Moadsy 2ad. collected $s7. Tuesday 2sd. sss.so; wsdnssssy. sss 50; Thursday. sss; Friday. Sss,so Saturday. eso. Ca Sunday we stayed al the isai, washed ap sad made dividend ef 6ys ounces ef Eesd le saeA pssea. leaving six Psany ssghs ia the treasury. This is not ap io what t was Terre. sesssd. being not ss pef day. and our expenses gre esosnsas. Et seems strange. that afier all that has bsss said ~ith regard lo this country. eesrsei idea of Il has been conveyed.
 wh<a persoa arrives d sss Francisco the jour nsy is nvt hsf pssfcrmsd-ihs labor, fatigue and psisstien thea eommenees. 4 person nay % fros Ean Fsaneiseo on the deek of small vessel. and ss ssssss the psarss ia an ox wagcn. bat Ro peros vsssd sisk riding ap and dcwn the moesisins to tesans. tsettsr's Saw Mill, tbsses fiftsea mites ,s ike Spanish bar the middle bsaach of the Apesieaa fork, the nearest miss that y.sLs sGii.
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Bloody Aaair at Bardssown Kensucky.


 The Loasv'iie Coarisr glves the following account of eAlanilOus occurrence al B4rdstown:
 R. Logan Wlekii6e, Yoang lawyer Of that place aRd ". P. Cray, a blacksmith, have been apaa unfrieadly terms for some years. and have had no intercourse of any kind fos IOng time. Gray last Sunday lei gen;iemaa have one oG his horses ie 20 to the cnantry. and the gentleman returned he met R. L. WiekiiGr, who asked the use oa the horse to go to religious meeting some miles dis,sai The gentleman set htA have the horse, and acquainted Cray (the owser) with the fact who remarked tha, Mir WiekIiae shcald not his property, (or words io that aRouni,) and immediately mounted another hOfse and proceeded with friend in qGes, of Wick lIHs. When be arrived al the meeting house GIay foand has horse hitehed to tree, aad imnediately took him in charge and returned with him 10 town He had no wOris wilh wieklifs on the g.ousd, and did not even see hin. WiekEfe is said to have been greatly ineensed when he missed lhe horse and understood WbO had taken tt away, and made some hard threats against Cray. Nothing however trans pred between them antii yesterday morning. abou, 10 o'clock, when, as Cray was gong down ssrert towards home, and had got within some twenty steps of his yasd-gste. Wiekliae came out of has stice, (neariy opposite Gsay's house. arAed with doaOIs-barr-l shoa, gus took rest agains. locust tree, and red-;he discharge taking effect in Gray side. Gray turned, and ss he did 70. wsekiEs dis eearged the seeOsd barrel. striking him either in the back or breast He immediately ieii. wss- carried into the hOuse, and apos examination sf his wounds the physicians pronounced them mortal
 When the stage left al II o'clock, Gssy was alive, sa, in very precarious condition.
 We last nisht received the following dispatch from Bardstown:
 w. P. Gay is stiil alive, but cannot possibly live long. wiekiids escaped this morning, and has not been heard of since !"
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NEW o00Ds aollE aF mn HRV SYORE.!

MHw o0aB8 AglIA AY TMB HRW SfURKg "ALTER MITCHELL wsuld respectfully e. w tnsh tisnhs 10 lha eiti1sns ef Litiie Rock, sn4 af ths suFssandng esunty. tor the seEy hesrai Paironags wirh witch thsy haze fseeFe4 hims thav- ing tsr eneeeds1 kis mnsf fvossble safieipssions, ed wnaId hereby beg ioinform them thaa he is ast rseaivink. foT the third timss within six nouths, larEe snd vel selected stoek of CLOTHING; ; DRY GOODS anA GROCERIES. CR0CKERY. HARDWARE; Beois, Skasa; Haas, Gsps; DvuTs, ..sdsciaess Psints, 0s CastiRgs. Lag~~s, 1i@ WaEs. G., te.
 Whieh hs uilI seli at wholesale or retail for eash. q New OFleaas psiees. making cost and earFiage1 Tneretse ail Perseas wishing to puFxhass kindly soieited to cal and examine foF themselves in the aew esiek buildlhg recently erected Ay Mr. Wood Eua. oM Markham street. few doors above the An- theny Hsass, where he win consnne to receive new 9sads evegy six weeks, and keeps constantly on hand full assoEsment of al kinds tcT the accom- medallion oF his euSsomeFs.
 Littie Roek, Dee. ls, ists l5-6
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An Address to the Ladies.

To every ote of you, ladies, I believe 1 can say with safe conscience,
 :" do, as is ny duty.
 Honor the shadow of your shOe-iys."
 claim however, tha,the shoe tyes, 10 be honored should be seen. At present they gre enveIoped in such longitude of skirt as utterly sxtinguishes them Every Dow sndihen we ind yoa, dear ladies IaboFing under some moasiroas sxtrasaxaace oI attire, wlde sleeves, aehnod wass and @ forth Now, the reigning soiecism is oser-long gowns
 H Is case which may almost excite sosae doubts ,o the soahdness of the feminine understanding, so entirely does II seem to defy all the ordinary rules of common sense. An, gentle dames.-bu ie. us look into the matter httis in detail.
 See yonder elegant lady moving along the pave nshi, ike -froy's proud danes, whose garments sweep the ground" Very well for Trojan danes perhaps, to indulge in such dress in sounding epic bat on look n the living imiia,Tix of noderr Eng land, II has beea damp morning. and the flag. stones are bespresd with thin paste of mud. oar hue lady'S skirts just skim this sois substance, and behold they are thiekIy dahSled tor few incAs. upward with mu'i. which they have eommaaicsted ia no small quantities 10 the shoes and stockings She daFes aoi now hold ap her ski,s to save them from further pOlIailOa. bscaass they wo.lA sxposs
 state of matters about her feet and ankles ct whieh every bodys eye woaId revolt She therefore, walks desperately knowing she is always getting worse and worse, yet unable 10 help berssf antl she shat reach home. by which tims she will bs in state 6 only for the consideration Of her maid, to whom leave her. Is this reasonable treatment either for silk os moasseIis de iaine' Is II doiag justice to rsr of the neAsest feet ia the world, Is |, rghi to visit mortal shoes and stockings with such inais ni,y}
 Were there any irresistible elegance in lcag skirts 'hould dear ladies liti.e sympathy in yoar sabmtins, fe. its sake. to these ineoavea ieness Bat the i.ct is that while ,rsia is 6as thing in state room. trailing gowa s sn unpleas. ant object to inok upon in the street. IL % heesass il is irlt as utterly iasppopiste. Wv esano, admire anything if it grossly shocks rationalisy therefore we cannot admire long skirts in vlklne dress. IL is the rlaiaest aAd ost inesehossrtibie syioxism. Skirts which tssve the leet trssss move without being teaeh@d hy theu fal6i the ecnmoe. ssase idea oihe mser and are iels to be haaasanes accordingly. There ia also what nsy call pos.- tive or sssssuss grses h sAs nsss,y-sss sssls s=; seen Hsoviag ssBastiy along ely wsy.
 sy iissses smieh, oae of ths sasers sf shs clever sk 1.sss.h "A. s
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NEW ORLEANS fTPR PoUNDRY

ANU FAI Kb' DEPO OT,
 No. IT, CsaGi S. kOw. opposite hs Cxsiom House " H. GREEN respectfully announces to Prin- 11s teFs and PaAiiaAe.. sA.. As :s constantly manufacturing, and has on hand, an extensive as sor'ment of TYPE. of every description, and every article requisite for the printing business.
 The subscriber Is also agent for the sale of MA PIER, SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES. also, tor PROUT-S PRINTING INK, (of aii colors,) .sth George F. Nesbitt's celebrated pre- mium WOOD LETTER. which he will furnish in aay quantities at the shortest notice. spri0 slssm
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ROCK HOTEL.

A MAJOR PELHAM has leased, snd will
 ksasI open for the accommodation of visitors and -4&-lbc@rdess, by the day, month or year. thai large brick edfee the bank of the riyer the first below the State House. ia the city of Little Rock Arksnsas. The house has been thoroughly eieansed and repaired. newly furnished, and entirely reno vsted ia every respect. His table viii always 5s abanlan,iy supplied with the very best the market affords. A Reading Room has been opened, ir which may always De found newspapers from vsri. ous parts Of the United States. Ian30
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A Hixhuarman,. Confe.sien.

Some tweniy years ago two yoaus men were haRg et BAlli@ore Gor roboing the great S0athsrn mad. and killing the driver One Of the highway men was boy nineteen years 0f age. the soa oG 2 respectable physician al Utica. in the State of New York. The ether was an older Odender. The fOE- iOwsg extract froA the coaSes.loa os the latter, which wss Pasilshed at the time in panphlet:
 Ny first exploit Oa the highway was to rob an old SeOssaAa had perceived in the afternoon frno my larkins place. driving fatted eOw to neigh boring market. As he wss returning ia little ID hqaor.l placed mystaf in his sag and saluted hiaa win Good morning OAa IAd.r
 " Hos do ye, hOw doye.'' sad be.
 Sold ycar COW, ah.
 "Y-s-s-s.' (h'eeuP.l
 How maehs''
 olessie, too Ieetie; ony twenty siEIer dollars ? -Well, shell oai; and do it quickly too. CT I'ii make daylight shine through you wi;L an ounce hsn.r
 "oh. fnr Gad's sake, you wadna rob mel"
 No, bat for uy own saks-tO bs brief-i ain . gentleman in distress, and wili take yoaI noaey as q Insn ts0m yoa."
 "Weei, aweel. dinna hurt m, ,' be said, apparent y so6eFet, and will eesat it out tiI ye"
 So saying. he put his hand ia his coat Pocke, behind, anddrawing forth large pistol ready cooked he presented # at ne, observing very eooIy:
 has heaEit O sic bosrowin' as he alose nos snd sac hAs gone provided vii the ready plank d0an"
 Such Soyies vas in this nsw business that hsd not tskea ny pistols from my belt, where they were eonhned under bafioaed coat; besides. if bad, fl would not have availed ne, ior had ne ssee. led 10 Psovide Aints for them.
 Bat," eon'Inaed he, as ye say ys are peu. gestieaaa, taad psHr enough. Gad.kens,J fast star of lev yares further. and dasee Scotch jeg, O. ahOssPiPs, and make the music wi' ysre ain whas- tie, too. e Js're deed noa-"
 "oh my friend, impossible surely you do no, '"siss on ny daaeiaga Jig in sand half way up tO my knees"
 Gil ye dian ., tt we' a' yere might. in less time than can snap my fingers three times, by the sou of Ehns, twha Tn Sood to theak th~y cad Mo.ey J VI the hsip O gu,d losd O baeksho, I'r make as nony holss through ye $ ye could eouat in an auId ten iaashsoce-snd IT make bet led run through ye, sos the world like qaecksiiver through the red die Q Scotch fan. an ye dinsa dance right af the reel, like a hen upon a hct grisile.' Koo, then. "
 "hss eouLd do' Feeling i, was no time to 9ifi. and almost fso-ying the bscksio, were already PeHosaihg me. bethoGght me of waltz. and wAs'iing #. in iessthan three minutes belahored myself into perfect foam of respnaiOn. tn the tsee sand Tired to death, paused to breathe and asked 'be old iyran, if tha, would no, do
 Ne aA. dinna fash yourself dear. I sm n. hfsd e iayia on. gifye are nae tired O seoliop;s sa gais us .wa or three jerks more. and whom ys hAs dune iI reward ye vi ,wa o' the ser dollars ? irehewed the dreadful feat. and when I stopped again out of wind. he pitched the s.iver al me- and rseo"nsndiag an honesser mode of borrowing, made ne clear nyself-whieh. it Is needless 10 say, did
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE. nR- MCINTYRE, Den,ist, respectfully informs -O his patients and the public, that his ofhce has been removed to Ar. CbamPiin's Washington Hotel, where he will eeunae tho psncsice of hs profession ia askillfal mamner and af moderate charxea
 The tesih may he preserved, beaati6ed or replaced generally, withoat pain, and ell operations per formed win little incOnvenince te the patient possible The trae ssae of the teeth iz only known =hss these 1sefai organs of m.stication. speech and form lost Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofehiidrsn nnderls years, will be regu- ated free of expen@es aso advice given on the pre- servatiea of the teeth and the proper dentifies he used. The mouth examined without charge or troabie to the patient The following rentiemsn referred to in regar to Dr. MeIatyres qualifications as practical Dentist:
 JoHS H. Roslxsox, Col. L. ]. RRARDos, GAIT. A. PIKE, Dr. 5. LAUsIE, MF. W. E. NoopRUYy, Mir. Wv B. War,
 Mir. C. B. HAYDEN.
 Lale Reck Od 6, IS4S. 5-
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R N MOVAE

vnN g ADAMS has removed to the la,,. R.p.sv sS S'',sessss N'@ery occupied 6y eass nnr.sss, Ts T1 sssnsn street, and opposite DosOr New Orleans. he is now onesssr @ .s.1sssa iro'a sesected stock of pRT G0ODS rp6cEprSrSS Inp HARDWARE, QuEENSW ARE Rsss. s.-.ss Sa.,,, < ~ iSis aaa CaPs. c.. Se.-ali of which sIs hs ..,,
 very reduced prices for cash Q, country r,,,srS
 County merchants, and osheFs. wishirss ,o s,,,. eesse, would de vel ie give hin cen. and s,- s@iae ms Goods and Prices before purchasing ,.s. Mhefe, as ne 1eels cenhdent DO one in Little Rerh =" ssl caeapeF q better goods than himself; and examsne his stock sSs; s-a a"a
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A. J. HU TT

A. J.. H U TT HAS just received f.am NeN Orleans large 11 stock of GOO1s-amoss which are the fol l lowing articles:
 khas. SagM: 9 sscks Cogee; 10 bbis MolasS~s; g boEes Star Candies; 10 haif, do; box best Imperial Tea; !; tieree Rice, Casia 10 doz. Mustard;
 snd Mace: l basket Salid OsI: cask Ciarsi; bbls. Dried Apples.
 W4RE. 5000 lbs. Sweeds Iron; g pair Trace Chains; IS Fifth Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do. with Sbetehen; Louisville Biacksmiihs' Bellows, 90 iDeh; do. do. do- 36 inch;
 Mousehole Anvils, snd sledges; Loag and short handled SPADES, ke., &e. HATS AED CAPS
 Moleskin. Silk. Coaey, Russia, Panama. Leg. hosn, double and single, and Palm Leaf HATS, Of all qualities aad psiees.
 CLOTHING.
 small bat well seiectedio, ef FASHIONABLE SUMNER CL0THINGsfoT sale low.
 BOOTS IND SHOES. The largest and best selected sssortnent of BOOTS and SHOES ever ofered in Little Rock. from the bgh'est Kid to the heaviest Bogan. Chiidrens' shoes, of every sixe and quality. -fLSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSWA ARE. GLASSWARE and WOODWARE--and, n fact. . eO@piefe assortment of every kind of Goods tha, eaa possibly he needed ia Little Rock The psbile will benefit themselves by giving me an early call. spi 10
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PCRLIC NOTICE.

A THE UNDERSIGNED, late of the Lit. Essss tie Rock City Motel, has taken and reftted I1tke Fsanklia hoase. st tie steamooat land ing. with the intention of keeping tavern. where my old patrons and friends. and the public generally can find me. Ny fare shall be the best tie country affords; charges shall be such as to suit the times A share ot public patronage is solicited.
 jan30:t1s A. HOOPER, Preprsefer.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising For 10 iipes. or isss,l each additional
 menihH,l e sqasre, g fU :, ,S a 1k |. lg

Ali standing advertisements VII he ensrFeo al ~' Grzt ssnsioEsd rates, nnless contract bs n1sSs whes Is for insertion; and must bs paid for ia Ae vance.
 No person will bs anneaBeed for any office, sithsr city, stsie, os eoaAty, without the sdsaaee pei neat of five dollars
 Peiisicsl eireslsrs sill be charged ss adssrt'se- msats, and payment required tu advance.
 No job viii kereafser be delivered to aBy PersoS with whom ws have nc regular dsaiings. sstll pad for.
 Al advertisements mast be marked wish the sam Der of assertions desired, otherwise shey VII ~ continaed satii fsFbid. and charged accordingly
 uNsvsrisfsen viii bs nsds rem the above fs's'
 Single nambsr of the paper, F, eenis-
 Al letters muss be psss rsssf, CT tAey viii ao''' ssiss any attention
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To the TraVelling pnhlic.

sHE undersigned would respectfully lnform the 4 travelling public, that he has established ferry at the upper Steam Mil. where he is a, slI timea prepared to ferry moyers llaveIlaE, snd dro yefs, with as much CT more promptitads than they can be cFassed at the other fsrries at Little Rock Ills boat is entirely new, ss feet ia length, ana tne best row-heat eHsf asea st this place. he landing on the south side ia st the Steam Mill, of MessFs. Georrs Johnson & ce., whsr. uaveiiers can al all times be furniuhsd wish -four snd cern.meal of she best quality, Corn can be had on the Worth side of the River. ou reasonable terms. The laadings on both sides sse seod, aad the roads will be kept in good repair.
 ]. N. GILES. kAEfIe A0CE. tlGt, 44tAs I243. T..
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EDKBLES.
 Aoo Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and Boailh. 100 |" fresh Peas.
 100 ." LObsters.
 60 l" Terrapias. Also. fresh Salmons, Clams, Milk, Maekesel boiled veal. &c &c heTmetieaily sealed ih tin cans purchased and receIved direct from the celebrated houses of Wn. Underwood & Co. of Boston, and E- Wright of Baltimore. warranted and for sale by Jan3o W. P. OFFICER.
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Furmitsnre.

NhE undersigned would respectfully inform tks 1 eisi1ens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CAB1HKr and CHAia making business, at his nsw stand on East Main st, near opposite the Presbyterian church. sAd is prepar- ed to fll orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESWAX
 AND PELTRLES taken m exchange for furniture al the highest mr. ket price.
 Otd furniture neatly repaired. and varnished. Co1hns made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. N. The undersigned having recently purehas- cd new and fashioaahle hearse. s prepared to at- tend 10 buEiais in the city or country on the mos, reasonable terms VIM. ANNEARt Feb. l7. lsa7. 23-
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Oct 24, ls4s.
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

@@m~ h Steam "Cottoa Plant'' E. c. MoFtoa ~ master. will run as . regular packet 1 from New Orleans to Pine Biuds, Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings on ihe Arkansas Fiver Every exertion viii be made to promote the com. fort of passengers and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended 10 with psoptness and 6delity T. D. MERRlCK Co.,,
 AGxNTs The "Cotfon Plant" is furnished with Doe. ter," or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with waieF-worked by the same power, are three iargs big pumps (that In case of snagging) will throw three hogsieads of water per minate, aso hoes attached that will carry water s any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. M. & Co. Little Rock, Feb. 21, ls4s. 24-d
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NN0Drn@mW-My-. M

VIE sahsrriber, agent Cor H. HaAevm.s. x;,,
 A continue the fermer's business at his old ,,and on Main, ncar Markham street, and keep eaa.,.a " on hand fal sad vel ass-rtea stock of Crcr.. rec Dfy tsceds, Boots. shoes, Hardware, Castnrs. highest market prices wilIbe paid for com, \. daee. as beef hidess Peltriss. besswax, Ae.
 Iahl " JOHN KRAf7SF
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Erom NaHeIeoa and AaoutA ef Arkan.a. n {. yer t@ Little Rock, vam RaRem. RNrt
 Rmitk and FNFa 6iAann.


 yer se Little Rock, vam RaFen, Rnrt
 Smith and Fort GiAaom.
 YSHE light dFaaght steaunsrs WILLIAM ARM. N STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run reguafiy between the above ports for tho eon. vsyanee ef freight and passsngsEs--the wm. Arm- strong aad Medium leaving Napsleon on Mondas, and TAasadsys as o'elork, 4. .M.--Retnrnlng win leave Little Rsck on same dzys The Santa Fe win connect wiah these boats at Little Reck making re- guiaE weekly trips from Little Roek ta Van Bareu and Fcrt smith, and exsending her trips 10 For Gihson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may Fely upon this b. jag permanent arrangement, and that thsir freight will hs conveyed through with certainty and de spA.ch. and al the lowest customary rates. Al tA, boats arc in good sound condition, and handsomel, fitted up Tor tho accommodation of paMcngers.
 A. HAYS & Co., ARenea. NnpolaoE.
 M.GREENWO0DA A c., ,A9't, N. o Dee. IS, ISz7. H-
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DLOUGHS.-3e No. l, HsIIs Improved Peacock | s No. q
 No. 2,
 IA No. I, Halls Valley, with east Poiats; Received and fog sale, at reduced rates. by
 lanl6 VIM. 5. WAIT.
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NEW GOODS. IoHN D. ADAMS has just returned from New J Orleans, with small we'll selected sleek os STAPLE DRY GOODS: Consisting of domestirs bleached and brown C;eos. ga lowells, prints, heached and brown drills shes ing, shirting aad table hnens, Kentucky jeans red and white hanneA, striped and plain linsys, lew pieces ginghams. eeses, and muslins. Togehu with small lot of
 Hats, Roots, shoes, &c., Sc. Which will be offered vesy low for cash or country produce.
 Jaly 26, lS3s.
 KHA W0 ED WY A MR RCs MILL. % cut and hand-saws; cotton and wool Iv1 cards; corn and coffee mills; stocks and dies horse nails; coach wrenches; steelyards iron mo lasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass top dogs; hles, iron braces, hatts; wrapping paper, Ac.
 Received and for sale by
 jan20 VIM. B. WATT