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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-04
Letter from Professor Webster TO Rev. DIR. Fr~ncs,
parhmAa.
The Boston TRANSCRIPT publ shes the following letter:

Bosros, August g. 1850.
DEAR Sf,i cannot leave this world In the peace Of
mind for which pray without addressing you the
bead OF that family which have deeply injured and
afflicted, to make known you and them the bitter
anguish OF soul, the sincere oontron and penitence
have FELT At having been the OF the affection under
which you and they have been called 20 mourn
can offer excuse for wicked and fatal ebuton
OF passion but what you already know would |
tempt to psilise H. mad never until the three
interviews with brother, felt towards him hing
gratitude Tor his of kindness and rendshp That
should have allowed feelings, excited the sson
to have overpoweed ms to involve the life OF your
brother and my own temporal and eternal welfare,
hardly realize
may not from you receive forgiveness in this world yet
cannot but hope and believe You will think of with
compassion and your prayers to him tina
viii not turn away from the humble and repeutsnt Had
many lives, with what JOY would lay thern all down.
could In the least the injury have DONE
vias the sftiction have csused but can only
pray for forgiveness for myself and every consolation
and blessing upon every member OF your family,
In justies TO shoss dearest me- bog TO assure YOU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

With them. under their cou'tant enieavo' & make
the life attractive and repeat u n ion " more IA
GorTow than ~ anger A. t1ca perversion o. god
res.
Why, ny Gear bree.et' zoe Cllra" '.S nr'd 'ls
power lorC while u has i'r af's n'ls,ei rs
heaven derived authority, Rni Hhei O.. he's achieved
TIE bill has been il iI oFn hands an VIA
kind a. gone has u p'sJ eG W nom u1s = saTt'
ardstvcd from uhs,l
Lok back a. The history Of tie Lass h14i-ei
vearr aad cav wrat tle clICct--liile 40 IS 81
rr.nfsr. ch.r'1t-rrs done, AID compare i-l ST.
vt,lrr suocess vi.h t.sttf tle Le~ p1Fer-.le
D.. tce.rr hack rn..r rrr-f Tolrte. alf I-l
~ ,t..-.t 49,, I-- h..rf
~ 80 l.- io ta. al. t~ zone - -y.fs
-. ,... ,;r..r. e.lt f,- i,.kioy bsr.:
- l- -..-4 "a ...,-,.
1lc' ii it'' cay 1l j." '0- VA -'-
NE tt.' geo L-... . .-...-
l.. % rr - $50,
" PEI ".1' - - '--, = - 80, h. 80
TIC SD1,'.' os.'e -'0 -, -. -.
fIf aH FLcI1' ~ l-M uAJ' ~ ''D
ne one cti,6,'y 10. 'H- ,'l9-- 80 -.
ere VOID O. tat element Oh N"-n '.-''.4 j.
,eveioI m-ft fut because ''e! Eve 81. - 'I' '-''
ly 20 be seraGcG Ssh ary ol Tue l-'lEi. ga 10. as
present b. ,.e1l As some evidence %. THIS He
might instance the numerous e'rneat seekers R,o
ere ever "a tt- wing Do@pi1s ro-1r ne oifes
ron tree o. t'e i.um one SET ~ sho11e' "i.-54.
finding t-cr "reft 10 any one
W, can perceive no where rs i1s '@on o' our
viscn toe party which holds IN seys Oh L-nan sal
walton Tor ttatresgor s all clocilda CD A. Iae's
IS 10 real ADD true Oni' -rsai On4lCl IH-cci
not There is unlversaity ir'n "hlcn no one
can be excomDunicste d !. would not Ia iac' %
unive-s1i Z one could. Ia tnat universal secti'n'
aite, Ike waves on The great ocean OAK no one
wave ie o. the water, neither IS sny one s9t
the true Catholic Church. whoever YOU'D
coIfle another TO biz own pe,liia ogeeu OF
view IS guilty oil the endeav3t 20 ln'efpose ni'
authority between God al tho human SOU IS
gully oil the nisn c1me OF raPecy, "ne'us. ne %
IN The gsrb OF shaker IN tie "idS oil A@enSa' o.
OF Pope as Rome, or MlnisteI IN hnglanu- -
Is no wonder tnst tneLe Il SO Ilt.I9 genu.I uu'e
hsh "Ha9m P.sNaeh. among lnen ~Hen s me-
sgIh .oiIo -. -ir.,e-, a.
. -. n.1ors NIT. frisrs monks nun,
&C. .tc &C. con,fantlv drawn 10 ike "a army to
-, ~, -;r IN Il nnra t-ntb vant1r. 10
49,. -. I snbrt 70 mi. indignitv
e. 30. 6.eler. n-io.,5ood ,tsn5 be,es1
ID az no bsttsr order Of Society can pre-
v.1 Let tbe'e man go - work and earn their
90. - IL. borests 81 T1ii9nsti,n risss -
49,. I..-;S ., 49,. So, -. ~ bI,os l.,
0''oss -, - I:-,.. -
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LETTER FROM CHARLES LANE.
The Church and It's Value

Correspondence Of Tbs Tribune.
LONDON, Friday, Aug ?, 1850.
DEAR FRIEND GREELEY: Youc indeiatigable
London Correspondent, Mr.. Jules Lechevaer l
perceive, takes exception to ny remark that the
Church could embrace Association only 10
ruin it. If i. ia supposed by any one that intend
ed to say that no churchmAn, whether Jew or
Christian, no believer in the eternal truth IS man
Tested in old forms new, could possibly enter IN
to better order Of society as fully &c purely and
ls entirely as friend Lechevaier o. myself he Is
certainly mistaken. II appears to ne we s'e al
believers in come old mode OF other. Hence our
want Of faith in the new hence our want Of ulre-
Gervedneas. tie absence Of that abandonment 10
the tide Of goodness wh.thc-aoeyer IL may HOW
which is essential ~ tbe success OF the good cause
in human affairs But | DO undoubtedly 50 tne
length VI saying, AFTER Gl tie federation Hncn
bt!Cres O. . lie II hall century that the CI-icl
as { church can only iuclose Association % crash
T. NCtcr.Olr 20 every che Is sac by gene nature y,
the GocaLCd Christian Church. " @ ui 5lt az Wen
tlilk Of returning % tLe ritss 1. Lsyp.al o. AZ
syrsn ceremonies Glol rcl.-rn5 ta1 ti1.lalao 1--I
O. Roman, O. TO continue the sax-gaihe A5 u
British Pap1cy. These thilss ere dying ca, -
Ell as he Slavery uFp0 tinB Church OF tne AI1Sj
States Let them Gle peacelo-y and decelayi an
CCcouty be buried. IRE new lie viii u laiiasIlt'
self 10 rev ioru 8 aid although Ee cameo. pos
uCftic6.e those forms, - mo.s than we cAn iho
features o. the 50ra babe, re arc certain taAi
ihs young soul wi not be ENGAGED IL lho old boaes
ard skin Of he dy ing grandfather.
FrieLd Lcch1valer goes On writing Of pl"o-
fophcai SociEs,1 AID The inp9ssi5..y VI any prAc'
ti.s sood enanl,ilg i.om them, IS Il were one'
BE, poor scrub 2 pnlCsoi h-r Very iocose tha'.
Not FOR the sake O. controversy viii J. L for since
We arc both in London, re could cary that on per
f0nsly, without troubling your lar.o pu5lc-o1.
i,r the general gool allow ne to adj, mat SPEAK
not from the book spinning garrett "a theo-y-oa:
from the wide heid OF acluGl experience, Shen
cay that the Church I the grea. obstacle % hu nan
progress a. this holr. ! believe that the Shakers
are IS honest Z Sc, &C any within the domain oil
civilization, as certainly they are the mos. PractcA
We can find. HANDS 70 work and heart 10 God, .
is their constant motto, and certainly their faithful
adherence 70 the former cannot be doubted. Bas
then their construction Of the latter bali Il 90 eA-
6ciy Ai,er the old fashion Of submitting 70 the
powers tina. be, 50 suppressiye Of all mental NE
and growth, that The pSTtisans Of the nArro~es'
creed could not devise a more unfortunate con
diiion OF communism. Hence the beauty OF their
economies becomes but the wilderness VI the sePui.
chTe. ard their woud-be prosperity is only guided
| death say this after early Two years residsaee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

ggOARDING.-Aie lew single gentlemen sl De ,rr
Dmodssd with coed hoard ad pleasant roons \ !,
plying al 30 WHhi0qon-st jersey CAy NJas DO, ~.
n en- nCed apply. Nflr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED In a picus, priyGs h.s, =
Dts!ng below s.eeckor a. aud estg q BrosdsU b, !,
yourg msn OF quiet ha1if who Desires TO klrs q. a.,
forts Of a home Atdr1ss s,utecI" Al tas ofscs a.
ences ex changed. grSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

DTssELL & KOBIN.UNs.T s5 9.
Il Yhe undersigned, so.e agents 70 Nss'~'s,,Fa y
sbraied brand u foeseeo, Is GOV ~ a.,
Plies d 81 and 30 slso Of r nJ ssT spS . -
pounds; Errertlea psyIa - "a sfssfsr 4
Hsw.Yos fheY have In slore lsrse y, ssoss's 49,
sser,red robacco reos.y.d from ,hs "a = - -
.s.e,nr,e. IA Virginia whl.h hey ore,.<,c At
pluura fetfAsS
tJSl lsteo1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

slOk WANTbD.-A scuvs lAi o. so5s &C.,
~ Nho IL cesirous Of ,earning mechanical a'sr,,s :.
end desirable position. BY addressing q, haoEssY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
GENTS TRAVELLING, o
.yrvS AND DRESSING oAsyJ

SEC Ie,s,s syles ~ greas variety. Also, bs"'
i Leg ,sgn.sR fSss'PL ANfAGENET GUAgo ~,
slE.freiy new article, being furnished - I.
AZ AZ sSsctualy protects the fare from ~ A
VICE - ussd By any pe,soH with perteei ~
"S0.''Jgs IScffs TONES l. SONS, Nd1ssSes
,vs1 eod0 Importers Of Cutlery ard fsocI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
rI,uINrrRAnR.-A TRAVERs COZ 4

IRVINE TRADE.-A. TRAyEas " =
4 lsne, X. Y. manufacturers and inponStsf
Offer for sale charges, and best sssortretssx.v
Domestic Irvine IL the United states, va, - =
for cast or approved paper II ne lores. 80 go
Ary kird Of fwi3e made 70 order. 40 'red.
fwire makers Materials aweJs % -. a ~
siEea eolors and srsdes. Merchants ~ sIpf'
and examine for hemselTes Al
iva eodlms "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
PIG IRON,

PIG IhUN' o., Z
100 TUKs Of Boontoa 10. ! F0' 100 -
lUU so Do 90 - GA vorgs b
900 90 do ~ = Chsrcosl y
70, ,sle HI lo,s . faii psapIfisssiYSs FuLLEEii
Ia 0reenWice$
fvfsImeoiF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
SCHOOLS.
ORANGE FEMALE SEMINARY.

ORANGE FEMALE SEMINARY
REV. FREDERIC A. ADAMS, PRINCIPAL
V'HE FALL TERM viii commence OF Acnlsh
i l6th OF September.
Mr.. Adams designs TO offer to his pupils The usssi
thorough education Ia the elementary, scienuM nf
siesl studies sppr9pIists 70 emss ,esSOi q. ~
exclusively 10 Inc work Of insrucnng bis pupil sa ~
Ing their studies and department. 10 lhs schoofooG ~
bis house. -
Catalogue and Circulars may b ob!Aiaed ~ slsps'
IN. Adams IL permitted 10 refer to tho following -
Rev Marx Hopkins, D. D., Williams colsss b.
Rev. John Owen. ID D., Gurdon Back NJ. D. y
stead, ESQ New. York City, Rev John 9. Suns D. u
hemish Clesvelsnd, ESQ. Brooklyn.
Orange, Augussl. 1850. soes.
A YOUNG FRENCH LADY wishes 70 hadIs
n In family or sboaIdiDg'fchooi 70 gse lnnfsza
the French language. She hss taught 10 fafb ana
spOctAble school In New York, 10 which abe pss.
TO refer A place 10 also wanted 10 en- American @sf
school for young French girl, thirteen years o. =.
is well Acquainted with her own language, ara sosA
verse with he pupils TO receive her Doafe sn1 lss
In exchange. Apply to A. NJ 76 Grsndh nhI
TSNGLIsH, FRENCH AND CLAssls..
LADIES' Vsnderbiltsyenue, Clifton, ssleo LIN ~
Quoted by Mr.. J. o. WOODS Principal ss,sa Y
Woods, Masses II. o. Ertngton' 500 enea .s ~,
session will commence Sept 5t1 5@ 80. Il
don, res Prospectus TO be had a. Cnt, aasI 80
bookstore Us Broadway, New'Yorf iEa q VIC p ~
a. Claon.
MUSICAL INsrRUCTI0N,-EDw. 80
Ifl Professor Of hnslc, having latoiy n n'e- Ill
Fope begs to inform the ladies' and gesuo@se y, II
ready TO give lessons on tho pl.no sna 20 s'sS n
city references giyen. Inquire a. " fesey%e Il
NNANTRD-To employ teacher eonip =, ~
w charge Of first class boarding scng' ~ 4
eefve a partner. Married MAJ profened. 1911
refsrenees, Is 10 qualification. j: HALL CAV sfil
Wilcox, rs Broadway, New-York.
GA 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a A large house and school house snfans~J "a =
I8A clsss boerdirg and day tchoo. IA acne .,Is.
,torked with fruit. TIE location 10 two h1UsNT T
rom New York. Address or apply 10 er
aal7 81 fENA' NN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

nRUG CLEEh WANTED-A ysasg No.
~ IS 10 rs years Of see. sccuan ID viii o. r..5.e
busness, may hear Of ti.GAncn By apPlyirl als, ~
r. LfN
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E. w. NEVILL & SON. Receiving and Forwarding Merchants FRONT STREET, HELENA, Arks.
 l. s O,
Wh0esale & Retai Dealers

Wh0esale & Retai Dealers
 FIN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dry A Goods, Fancy do Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, and Bonnets; Hard ware, Queensware. Chinaware, Glassware and Cutlery; Paints, Oils, and Dye Stufs; Brides and Saddlery; Castings and Nails; Groceries and Provisions; Bagging and Rope, &c., &c.
 N. B.-Cotton Stored and Shipped, free of charge. October 5, 1850.
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so D U Gl 3 [A n 5 Gl l 3 l D a
To Bee CHlturiSts and Others.

N ELSEY'S Alternating Bee Hive, patented HsA May 9th, l946. These Hives, the only ones of real value and utility to farmers and oth CTS engaged in the culture of Bees now before the public, are constructed upon natural princi- pies, and combine the following advantages. The bees are easily hived in them; 1t never becomes necessary to kill off the swarms, and honey can at all times be taken away without disturbing the bees; the swarms are entirely pro- tected from robbery by neighboring bees, and from mice and insects; they can be handled with perfect safety, and always living and breeding in new honey combs, are kept entirely healthy, and young swarms are always fully developed; the eggs or embryo of the bee-moth or miller, cannot hatch or mature around these hives, therefore the bees are entirely protected from the ravages of that destructive enemy, while the alternating principle is such that the bees are kept industrious the whole season though, by always having plenty of room to work in; old honey-comb cannotaccumulate, nor will the bees .'run out'' or "die off, in these hives They have been fully tested by actual use by upwards of five thousand extensive bee cultur sts.
 This patent gained diploma from the Mary land State Agricultural Society, held at Balt- more 10th, II lth and l2th of October, l849.
 Ample directions accompany each hive, giv- ing full instructions for the management of bees. They are sold very cheap; and all farmers and other persons who keep bees, or wish to enter into that profitable culture, will find these hives all that can be desired.
 The subscriber, as attorney and agent for the patentee for the State of Arkansas, is now i'll Helena, and ready to grant individual rights, or to sell countless townships districts, to parties desirous of engaging in a lucrative and pleasant occupation.
 According to an interesting calculation by a bee culturist, which is given in full in the trea- tise accompanying this hive, he proves how, in about ten years, any bee culturist may be worth nearly S39,OGO, simply by the sale of the honey, and swarms.
 The price of an individual right to make use ofthis patent hive is S5.
 References.-Hon. Point Dexter, South Car olina; Henry Porter, Esq, Pottsville, Pa.; Bald win G Hudson, Esq, Summit county, Ohio; Henry Wetmore, Cayuga Falls; s c Rice, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio; John E Dalton, Clin- ton county, Ohio; R Hume, Esq, Evansville; Wm Wetmore, Esq, Stowe, Summit county, Ohio; T R Case, Esq, Indianapolis; John $ Post, Esq, Chicago, Illinois, &c.
 Hives and individual rights, may be had at the store of k. A Blount & Brother, Heena-J. Nj. Steele, Bolivar, Pomsett county-U. $. Payne, Jacksonport, Jackson county Arks.
 GUSTAVUS WM. PATTISON.
 N0U. g, l849.
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NEW GOODS.
Hn A. BLOUNT x BROTHER are now receiving their supply of FALL & YIN T ER
 9O0WSn


They have recently and permanently To- cated themselves in Helena for the purpose of carrying on general Dry Goods busi- ness, and do not intend to be undersold by any one, no matter whether he be Jew or Gentle.
 Our stock consists of large and splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS, and LADIES' BONNETS. A large and well selected assortment of Ladies', gentlemen's and boys SADDLES, lower than has ever been offered in this market before.
 CROCKERY, GLASS & TIN-WARE, and number of articles too numerous to mention.
 We have just received large lot of
 ROPE 6 TAGGING, and can supply the Planters with this very necessary article; and after they bale up the staple in it, we will take great pleasure in shipping it for them. Give us trial, and we will do our best 10 lease you.
 Helena, Oct0ber'2O, 1849.
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DR. ROGERS
LiverWOrt and Tar.

4 ATE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION ofa n LUNGS, SETTING OF BLooD, COUGHS, Com ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRoNcaITIs Hooprv COUCH, and all Pulmonary Affections OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The Louisville Journal says; Dr. Rogers LIVR WORT and TAR not only gives immediate relief. Coughs and Colds, but from the testimony of men the highest standing here and elsewhere, 1t is makir some very remarkable cures of Consumption" The Railway Register adds: "We have heard stated by persons of great responsibility who bag used this medicine that 1t IS one of the mos rels be medicines of the age, for Coughs, Influenza Br-, chitis Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast, Sgia of Blood, Whooping Cough and all Lung Complain which, if neglected, usually terminate in Consur ton, and the certificates attached to the adversem would seem fully to justify this statement.
 LIVERWORT. This Plant has, for many years, been found to be singular virtue in the of Affections of the Iy More recently it was asceraned that 1t possessed er power in arrestng bleeding at the Lungs, Coughsm chronic character, etc., and of essential service in diseases ofa pulmonary character
 This article is now universally acknowledged , the most healing and efficient application for diSes or decaying Lungs, .anY portion of the Aeshr muscular parts of the human body Its, medicna5 preservatlve qualities unde rstood by the Fg tans in the early ages of the world and no donh rH exists among scientific men, that the preparatonr, r, in the embalmment ofbOdies, was composed princins, of this ingredient In later age, 1t was found to he universal among the aborgines of America, ands this day it is their principal and in fact, only medcn for unsOund state of the Lungs, or any approach it. Those who acquainted with the history oftS hardy of men, know that death from Consum, ton Is unknown among them The medical faculyr all countries appear have become aware of the g healing properties of this article and are now rodu ing it in their practice. Dr. Buchan, of England D Crichton, of St. Petersburg; Dr. La Prieure, of Pa and the distinguished Dr. Cooper have been in tr habit of combining 1t with other articles in their pr scriptions, and with entire success.
 Beoc0re 0f Coamteyeits aud base initation
 The genuine article is signed ANDREW ROGERS O. the engraved wrapper around each bottle
 PRICE, Sl per Bottle, or Six Bottles for S5 Sol Wholesale and Retail by
 SCOVIL & MEAD, 1I3 Chartres street.
 between Cont and St. Louis sts. N Orlean SOLE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATE EgSoLD BY LOTT & GRANT, Helena, Arks
 August 24th 1850.
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Mississippi Fever Tonic, Prepared by JAMES E. FLOWERS, of Grand Gulf

VENHIS medicine is purely vegetable, and pleas
 A ant in its effects and easy of administration. It may be given with the most perfect safety, under any circumstances. It is warranted to give entire satisfaction. This article has only to be known to place it above all other tried remedies. We therefore refer the public to the Hon. John H. Harmanson, Louisiana; J. $. & F. J. Chambliss near Port Gibson, Miss; J. K. Wilkinson, Napoleon, Arks., William Sut- ton, Drs. Notes and Bowman, near Lake Prov idence; William w. Flynn, Ira Bowman and William Ferguson, Tensas river, La.
 The above medicine is for sale by Wm. D. Horner, at the Post office, ill Helena, Arks.
 June 1, 1850.
 .EUST rec'd.,-4 gro. Balsam of Wild ~ Cherry-2 gro. Smiths Tonic-l gro. Dally's Pain Extractor.
 Feb 23. LOTT & GRANT.
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A Physicians Remedy.

the Breast or Side, First Stages of Consumption, d
 A Physicians Remedy. For Affections of the Lungs, Shorness of Breath, t
 SUSSEX County, N J., November 8, I847' DEAR SIR: have been induced, in consequence the benefit received faom your medicine, tr add testimony in favor of its extraordinary healing p pertes. Having been afflicted for several mont with severe lung disease, under which abor with shorness of breath, and great bodily weaknea was recommended by physician at Hackerstom N. J., to try pr. WISTAR' BAL AM OF WILL CHERRY, which nol only gave me Ielief but restG ed my failing strength, and also impartcd new A and energy to my system. can, therefore cheertuIt recommend 10 all afiicted with lung diseases to tT this Ba!sam of Wild Cherry. Resdectfuy yours,
 THEODORE J. ALLIE This medicine is regarded by Physicians and Du! gsts as the standard remedy for Diseases ofthe Lung and Chest, for Coughs and Colds, in their seya or mild forms. Read the following letter from an lnent Physician and an extensive Druggist;
 Bowling Green Ky, May 2l. l8l9 Gentlemen-Your 'Wstar's Balsam' Is a good sr cle feel safer in recommending 1t than any melc- for Coughs or Consumption that have ever sold With most patent medicines l have not coal1sa sufficient 10 recommend them until they are thucy4s- tried. and then they often come out worthless suc.. not tae case with Wistars Balsam of Wild Chem "lt acts like charm!" as my customers often rea4 and my experience can testify.
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r3 r t ' T 1t !

Read the following letter received by mail
 Mobile, Ala. January 3, 1851 Dear Sir-Last November I was taken with CO., which l neglected and found daily to grow worse tired various remedies to no purpose. Your WE IARS BALSAM being recommended to me co, menced using 1t, with little or no confidence in its tues, but, contrary to my expectations l soon " relieved, and am now entirely cured. am taking nth bottle; and feel most heartily thankful for its go effects. Respectfully,
 MICHAEL CHERRH To Scovil & Mead, New Orleans
 tt ' rt Gt G r I Beware of Countefeits and imitations-Syrupsu all other preparations of Wild Cderry Rememb they only imitatet the name with possessing the tues, Buy none but the genuine and original DR. WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERM Signed Sanford 6 Park" on the wrapper arom each bottle.
 JJ Sold, wholesale and retail, by
 SCOVIL & MEAD, i13 Chartres strt
 Between Cont and St. Louis New Orleans General Agents for the Southern States Aug 3l, 1850
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To the Friends of Improvement!

FLYERS, CHILLS, S-c., of every description, Can be cured in few hours, without debili-
 tating the system in the least, with the
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To scovil & Mead, New Orleans AAN 0A'
EO EIke Planters.

WW7E have TAGGING AND ROPE, an w other Goods adapted to the wants ! the Planter, which we will sell at the lowe prices. MARTIN & NORTON.
 September ', 1850.
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WHOLESALE and RETAIL
 STORE,
FRESH ARRITALS!

4 EkUT of which we are now offering great O bargains in the following articles:
 A great variety of Prints of every price and quality; Ladies Dress Goods, suitable for the approaching season; Staple Goods at lowest prices; Fancy Silk Bonnets; Childs Caps &c.; Shoes & Boots, a superior and large supply, at reduced prices, for all persons.
 Hard Ware, Queens Ware; Cutlery; Sad dlery; Ready Made Clothing; Cloths and Cas- smers-together with every other article usually kept in Dry Goods House-to which we are now preparing to add Wholesale and Retail Grocery of Family and Plantation supplies all of which we will sell as low as we can possi- bly, afford, as we are in favor of brisk trade if 1t only yields small profit
 Our large and commodious Cotton-Shed is now ready for storing Cotton, and we are pre- pared to make liberal Cash advances on Cotton. on shipment to R. H. FRASER & Co.,, of New Orleans We will barter for any amount of Dry Hides, or Cotton at the best prices the market will allow.
 Our old Friends will please receive our best respects for past favors, and remember us in the approaching season, and as many of the community in general as will favor us with a call, shall see how well we can supply their wants, for very small amount of money, or on time to the punctual.
 Very Respectfully,
 MYRTLE & FRASER.
 Front R0ac, Helena, ArkS.