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CANfEgS Ciy RE CTRHHlI

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTEDtt
 4 MONO the many discoveries which are adding A to the blessings nf the present generation, the undersigned confidently assures the public that he has ia his possession . remedy for that dreadful disease, called Cancer, hitherto deemed ihcurs ble. This remedy IS known to be certain in its happy effects. timely application Is made, before the disease reaches internal organs or the case agra. vated by improper treatment This.medicine has peculiar chemica, affinity for eaneeTous deposit- refusing at the same time, to act on the surround. 'nglparts-aDd, while extracting the Cancer t com piet.y removes every part and particle of affection, so that when cure Is performed. it IS lifetime cure, and no patient need fear return of The disease-wheh invariably happens from the ase of the knife, and other psotessed remedies.
 This wonderful remedy was discovered by Dr. R. Shepard, of Verm int, and has been successful in hundreds of formidable and aggravated cases. and IS free from all mineral vegetable poison and has been applied with safety and success to Cancers of the Tongue. IL cannot be too forciby impressea on those afflicted with Cancers to make early sp piicaton, as delays are dangerous. and proougs the cure.
 Numerous testimonials and certificates may he seen. sttestiRg the efficacy and efficiency of ,his medicine in treating every variety and description of Cancer.
 01- All letters, postpaid, will receive pronpt a, tion. J. ]. THOMPSON Nn
 P S.-Df. T. will remain ia Little Rock aet,l tn. lsi of June. where he will be happy to await on those sfnlcted wtth Cancer mh2n t35
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MAIL ARRANGEMENrs

EAsrxss-vra Retkroe- Kapeiren Due, Wednesday,, Friday, & sandey. Leave, Tuesday. Thursday. k Saturday,
 sorrHKSS Co WssAiHgtoa < Fsi,s. '" Due Wednesday. Friday and Sunday Leave. Tuesday, Thursday, k Saluydsx. WESTERN ts FsH Bsrsa. < Ff S..;is. Due, Wednesday, AAd Saturday, Leave, Tuesday, and Friday,
 NoRTHrRN--ie Basesrsll, ~ Due. Tuesday, Thursday and Satava.v. Leave, Monday, Wednesday, & Fridsy.
 10 Ptss Blsf aud CoFsmssa' ~' Due sunday, and Thursday, kr Leave, Sunday, and Thursday. s,
 ReagaH's Bhfs. Due Monday and Thursday, at 10 w Leave, Monday and Friday, as ,e m
 .kindevAeok, Qwis9aa 4 RicAsaod. '' Due, Wednesday,
 Tso s.-.'s.J n ,,, Sam Due every other Thursday, Lave, every other Monday.
 ss. All mails closed af ( osrloek "A m
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N & - sA vINHE subscriber. agent for II. Alderman, viii II continue the formers business af his old stand on Main, near Markham street. and keep conssant- ly on hand full and well assorted stock of Gsoce Ties, Dry Goods, Boots. Shocs Hardware, Castings, &c. Ae. all of which will be sold low fos caAh Ths highest market prices will be paid for couasry pre- dnce. ss beef hides, peitzies, seeswax. &e.
 jani iS JOHN KRAUSE.
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SEGARS AND TOBACCo.-l7, 900 H.v.c, o and Regalia Segars; ls boxes best and eommau Tobacco, just received and fer sale by
 laH2 JOHN D. ADAMS
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ELOUR, FLOUR--Il bbls. superfne Flour; II 5 sacks extra superhne. do., just received tIom Van Barren, and for sale low for Cash. by
 ieb2O Al HTITT
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SIDEBoARDS. BUREAUS. SOFAS, DIvANS, Common and Mahssany Spring Seat Chairr NvTABLEs. EEDsTEADS. MATTRAs
 SES, and variety Of other articles, which 51y will be sold low for Cash
 The CABINET BUSINESS will be continued as heretofore, and complete assortment the best Eastern made furniture, and also of his owA man. ufsciure, kept constantly hand. Ail orders fill ed with neatness, eheapness, and despatch. The undersigned hopes to continue to receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him.
 $. s SANGER Funerals will be attended to in a proper manner, al the shortest notce.
 Little Rock, JSiy 24, ls4s 46-iy
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EDIBEES,

EDHBLES.
 Ao&D Can, fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and boailIi
 100 fresh Peas.
 100 Lobsters.
 60 Terrauins Also, fresh Sanons. Clans, Milk, Mackerel, boiled veal &c., S hermeticaIly sealed in tin cans purchased and rec'ived direct from the celebrated houses of wm. Underwood & Co, of Boston, and F. Wright, of Baltinnfe warraated and for sale by lan3O W. P. OFFICER.
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ELOUR, AND SHEET IRON-.so bbls. OHIO I FLOUR; Bundles SHEET IRON. Nos is %, 22 2s received per Cashier and for sale by tspl23l VIM. B. WATT
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENIAL NOIlCEs hR. MCINTYRE. Dentist, respectfully informs -1I his patients aud the public. that his office has been removed to ME Champlin's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession in sklful manner and at moderate charges. E The teeth may be preserved, beauti6ed or replaced generally. without pain, and all operations per formed with little inconvennce to the patient as possible The true-value of the teeth is only known when these useful crgans of masticatioR, speech and form lost Ladies attended at their private residences necessary.
 The teeth ofchiIdreu under l3 years will bs regu- lated, free of expensesso. advice given o the pre- servstou of the teeth and the proper dentifrice to be used The mouth examined without charge or trouble to the patient The following gentlemeu referred to in regard tsDr. Mciniyres qualifications a practical DeBtis:
 IoHS H. ROBINSON, Col. L.. J. REARDox, GAIT. A. PIKE, Dr. S. LauafE, Mir. W. F. WooDRTEy, Mir. Wv B. WAIT,
 Mir. C.. B. HAYDEN.
 Litde Rock Od 6, ISts. 5-. DLoUGHS.-s6 No. l, Halls Improved Peacock;
 ls No. ,, "
 6 No. 3,
 F No. l, Halls Valley, with cast points; Received and for sale al reduced rates, by
 Janie Mi. E. WAIT.
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REGULAR lTNEofPACKETS

From Napoleon aad Month ef rkansas Ri-
 yer Co Little R Rock. Van BaFen, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 FHViE light draaght steamers WILLIAM ARM 1 STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will regularly between the above ports for the con- veyanee of freight and passcRgeFs--the Vim. Arm strong and Medium leaving NApoleon on Mondays and TAwrsddys at 9 o'clock. A. M.--ResarniRg will leave Little Rock same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Lttle Rock making re- guar weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Barea and Fort smith. and extending her trips ts Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arTangemeNt.a and that their freights will bc conveyed through with certainty and de- spsteh, and at the lowest customary rates. An the boats in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & Co.,, Agents, Napoleon
 N. GREENWOOD X Co, Agts, N. 0. Dec. I3, lS47. l4-
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To the Travelling Public,
NEW GOOvsa.


 NEW GOODS. ToHN D. ADAMS has iast returned from Naw J Orleans, with a small we'll selected stock of STAPLE DRY GO DS. Consisting of domestics bleached and brown, ceor. gia lowells, prints, beacted and brown drills shoe ing, shriing and table hnens Kentucky ieans, re,, and white hanneis, striped and plain Iinsys. few pieces ginghams, baxes, and muslins Together with a small lot of
 Hats, Boots, shoes. &c., &e. Which will be offered very low for cash or country produce. cf July 26. lsts.
 MMA W0 WD DXN A MW Mzc~ MILL, x cut and hand saws; cotton and wool MI cards; corn and coffee mills; stocks and dies; horse nails, coach wrenches; s,eelyards; iron mo, lasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives: hooks and hinges brass top dogs, flies. iron braces; butts, wrapping paper. Nc. Received and for sale by
 an20 VIM. B. WAIT
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 wide paths of knowledge, and ., whose knee his infant prayer was first breathed ! Other feelings grow cold; other memories pass away. but the gentie image Of inc mother who has watched our ehiidhood-her love, her unwearied devotion, will forever be mirrored m tsse human heart. 7he Firsi HsddiRg.-Major Noah, who ia spite of his yesrs is still whole team in love matters. thus beautifully ard phiiosophiestiy d.courses upon " the first wedding" Read the sketch. old bache- lors if you can. without having your mouths water: "wr like short eour,shirs, and in this Adam acted like sensible man. He fell asleep bachelor, and sw"ke 10 find himself married man. He appears 10 have popped the question almost in- mediateIy after meeting MdTle Eve, and she. with out any Irritation or shyness. gave him kiss and herself Ofthis first kiss in this world we have had however, thoughts, a'Id sometimes in a poetical mood have wished we were The man wot Adams. and he improved it.
 We like the notion of getting married in garden. II is in good taste. We like p,vate wedding Adams was private. No enyious beaux were there: no croaking old maids; m ehattering aunts and grumbIing grandmothers. The birds ofheaven were the minstres, and the glad sky flung its light upon the scene
 One thing about the first wedding brings qneer thoughts 10 us, in spite of seriptursi truth Adam and his wife were rather young to be married-some two three days old according to the sagest speeu Iations of theoIcgians-mere babies-larger. not older-withcut experience. without house, with. out pot or kettle, nothing-love and Eden.''
 eJ- The Albany Knckerbocker gives the follow ing rules of boarding hcsse in that city: " Boarders are requested when they retire late to take off their boots before getting into bed. Making faces at the iandlady not permitted. "Wben a gentlemen has eaten sufficiently he should leave the table without guttoning until he is obliged to unbutton his vest
 "WhittIing in the paTlor prohibited when ladie. ar" present.
 "AnY nfraction of inc above rules will lead to the suspension of the nraciors cofee at breakfast on the following morning.
 .f Pure SIOnder, no dou6i-It is stated as areason why the farmers of Berks county. Penn are opposed to the erection of the county of Madison, that they bad already far enough to go to ;he Philadel- Phia market, without going through another county Trade.-A country green horn, after being joined in the chains of wediock. was asked by one ci the guests. friend. if he had paid the psrson 10 which he replied, Oh, no, he's owing father for a peek | of beans and we fil make A turn
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gT ANDRETH'S GARDEN sEEDS-A falI ..-
 I scstmeat, Of the growth of ISis. received and for sale by Idec2sl VIM R. WAIT.
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TTade.-A country green horn, after being joined in the chains of wediock, was asked by one oi the guests. ffend. if he had paid the psrson. 10 which he replied, Oh, no, he's owing father for peek of beans. and we'll make turn"
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.f Pure Slender, no dou6i-It is stated as treason why the farmers of Berks county. Penn are opposed to the erection Of the new county of Madison that they had already far enough to go to he Philsdel- Phia market, without going through another county
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n,- Charity eoyere,h a nuliitads Q. sins.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

We learn that a little son of Maj. Hays,
while playing behind the counter of his
fathers store, a few days since, accidently
set fire to a key Of powder with a lucifer
match he had2in his had. The conclusion
blew the lad backward against the wall, so
severely i%njuring him that he died on Fri
ing within a few feet of him, behind the
same counter, was seriously stunned. Sew
er al ladies, who were standing on the out
side of the counter dealing, ~miraculously
escaped injury, except that Of fright and
so sudden a shock to their nerves. The
doors and windows at both ends of the store
were unhiuged by the conclusion, and the
roof of the house, a one story frame, was
lifted several inches from its position. Sew
|eral persons who were approaching the
store outside, were thrown to the ground.
Hannibal Courier.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of Alfred Merit,
deceased, that the undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the county court Of Pike county, LET,
tcrs of administration on said estate, bearing date
the I'd day of April, lS49.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same, proper
Iy authenticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be %Precluded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and if not pre-
scented within three years they win be forever
barred. M. MERIT, admir-.
April 9th, l849.-3w.
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To Christopher G. E. Todd, John H. Todd, Rob
ert. Haywood s. Elizabeth Haywood, William
MOuntjoy & Alley G.. MOuntjoy, Edwin NJ
Todd & Franklin Todd
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Che
IN undersigned heirs and distributes of the
estate of Benjamin l.. Todd, deceased, will aP,
ply at the next June term Of the county court oil
Pike county, Missouri, fnr a sale Of the slaves
belonging to said estate, that distribution may be
made according to the rights Of those entitled
as said slaves can not be divided in kind
Signed March 18th, 1840.
BENJAMIN F. TODD,
~ GEORGE w. TODD,
FRANCIS c.. TODD.
march 18th, l849. (49-Sw.)
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FOR SALE.

A VERY NEAT Cottage residence In
IN the town of Bowling Green, which is
the county seatof Pike, one Of the best and
most populous counties in the State. The
house is entirely new, and contains four
rooms on the lower floor, and is built in inn
proved cottage style. It would make a
very neat and comfortable I~esidenoafa o coy
person of a small family. There arei con-
nection with it, good out buildings, allnew;
and on the premises a first rate well Of wa
ter, and also four good loss of ground. all
OF which will be sold togetherif desired.
For particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises. SAM'L. KEN.
April ID, 1919. (5O-2m)
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April 9th, ls49.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all creditors and
others Interested in the estate Of Garland Dill
lard, deceased, that the undersigned has obtained
from the Clerk of the county court Of Pix Co.,
letters of administration on said estate, bearing
date the I'd day Of April, l849.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same, proper
ly authenticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and if moi pre-
scented within three years, they will be forever
barred. GEORGE H. DfLLARD,
April 9Th, l849.--3w Administrator.
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NOTICE..

TSHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Robert J. Watson and William
in the saw mill at Louisiana, Pike Co,
Mo-, under the name and style Of WATSON u
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The books, papers and accounts relating
to said firm are for the present in the hands oil
VIM. English; all persons in anywise indebted
to said firm, or having claims against said firm
will call and settle with the latter, as he i
authorized to settle up the business Of sait
co~partnership.
VIM. ENGLISH.
Louisiana, April 18th, le49.--tE
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Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given to all creditOrS
IN and others interested in the estate Of Hem
~ T. Kent, deceased, that the undersigned has
obtained from the clerk ofthe county court Of Pike
county, letters of administration ON said estate,
bearing date the 10th Of March, 1B49i .,a ,ls.
All person, having claims agstnstsaid estate are
hereby notified to present the same, properly
authenticated, within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from hav-
ing any benefit Of said estate, and if not present.
ed within three years they will be forever bar-
red. H0RATIO T. KENT, Admir-.
march 26th, iS49. ! >: rss~g (n49-3w) i.
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE undersigned Offers the farm upon which
he now resides, at private sale. Said farm
contains l60 acres, is situated three miles
and 8 half northwest of Louisiana, on the
road leading to Paris, is Under a good state
of cultivation, with a log and frame house
on it, the latter not quite Anishedi-with a
never failing spring, and also a good mill
seat on Grassy Greek.
The terms and time of giving possession
can be known by applying to
w. B. CLIFTON.
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LATER From YucArAx.-The schooner Stran.
ger, Captain TObin, arrived yesterday from ST.
sal, having sailed from that port on the 4th in-
slant. The indians are gaining ground on the
whites. since the American regiment under
Colonel White was disbanded. Previous to
the sailing of the Stranger two thousand men
had left Canpeachy for Sisal to Join a force Of
government troops stationed there, the whole
TO proceed to Bucalar, to endeavor to take that
strong hold from the indians. One company Of
American troops under Captain Kelly, accom-.
panied the Government forces. Colonel White
with the balence Of his regiment, was at Merida
when our informant left that place, awaiting
transportation for this city. They are, nc
doubt, ere this, under way.-[N. Q. Delta
of the 18th.
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DISPOSITION OF THE INDrANs.--Mr. w.
Steinthal, of Fort Smith, informs us, has just
returned from a trip up the Canadisn River, and
Jess Chisholm, a Cherokee, who has been a.
mong the Camanches and speaks their language.
wished him to say to the whites that they de-
sired to be friendly with them, and did not in
tend to modest them while on their journey, but
wished the whites to meet them as friends
The Wichetaws, they say, will perhaps attempt
10 steal from the emigrants; but the Camanche'
intend meeting their white brethren and To
trade with them. Chisholm represents the
great number of whites, whom they are expect,
ing to see migrating through their old hunting
o. Picayune o Ilth.
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SALE.

THE undersigned, administrator Of the estate
of Alfred Merit, deceased, will, on Tues
day, the LIST day of May next, if fair, if not, the
next fair day, sell to the highest bidder at public
auction, all the personal property of said decd,
consisting Of all kinds Of stock usually kept on
farms, farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture. The sale will be heldat the residence
of the deceased and commence at 10 o'clock in
the morning. A credit Of IL months will be
given on all sums amounting to five dollars and
for all sums under that amount the
cash will be required. No property will be de-
Iivered until the purchase money is secured BY
bond and good security.
NJ. MERIT, Admir-.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of David L.
Vaughan, deceased; that the undersigned ha. OBJ
tanned FROM the clerk Of the countycourt Of Pix
county. letters Of administration o. said estate,
hearing date the goth day Of March, lS49:
An persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the anne, proper
lly authenticated, within one year i'om the date
ii said letters, or they may be prcld6ed from
having any benefit Of said estate, aid il net pre-:
laented within three years, they vii be forever
barred. HORATIO 7. KENT, admir-.
march 18th, l849. (49-4w.)
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The London correspondent of the Louis
Guile Journal explains as follows, some Of
the recent movements in Europe:
"The Emperor of Russia is about to
pounce upon Turkey needless of the mena-
ces of France and England. This conduct
may be Of great service to the cause of De-
mocracy in Europe, for it will break up the
understanding between Russia, England,
and Austria. We're it not for Russian coun-
tenance and Russian aid the Hungarians|
would be too much for their oppressors:-|
Italy would be emancipated, and the Aus
TRANS themselves would break their chains.
There is a treaty between the Emperors of
Russia and Austria to check the progress
Of democracy, and yet the latter has been
compelled to grant a democratic constitu-
ton 10 his people. This he did to prevent
one from being formed by the peoples rep.
resentatiyes assembled for that purpose
Finding himself in difficulties in Hungary
and Italy, and knowing that he could not
remove his army from Vienna without max
ing concessions to democracy, he chose ihe
least of two evils. If he had been success
full in Hungary and Italy he would have
abolished the assembly and restored the an
Gent despotism. The Emperor of Russia
is looking to his own sggrandizement, and
will avail himself of the present opportu-
nifty to conquer Turkey. Great is the NOR
ti6cation Of the conservative journals here
at this turn Of affairs They have been
counting upon the assistance Of Russia to
put down democracy in Germany and Italy
and undermine 1t in France, and now the
conduct Of the great preserver of 'order'
is calculated to throw every thing into con-
fusion. The aristocracy. of England know
that their battle is now being fought on the
continent, and dire in their alarm at the
present aspect of affairs. They may even
be compelled to oppose their great friend in
his triumphant marchtoward Southern .Eu-
rope, and then It viii be necessary to en-
trnstthe people Of this country with arms
Who. knows what use they would make Of
them under the influence ofrecent example!
"TAss war between Piedmont and Austris
Is resumed, Rome and Tuscany will take
mart aeaipst the Austrians. There are NJ
sigpusn Of French interference. The Preai'
dent has expressed bis sympathy for TIN
CAUSE Of Italian Independence, but no in
t~ervantion is sbsipolicy at present"
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Lost or Missent.

4 N IRON BOUND LEATHER TRUNK,
~ was left here last November, by the St
Louis stage, and marked 'sTroy." The owner
can nave il by application to the undersigned, anG
paying for this advertisement; otherwise it viii
be dealt with according to law.
MINOR & EUBANK, or
G. MINOR,
April 23d, l849. Prairieville, Mo.