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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
D. s.. fa'NVtsil,

Il AMIN G }akea bid fayec asI~cflgl,e8T I'm q ir-
IL NpE ls1 BALTlMgltE ssh I'll aif5oiA
cSteniig ihrAMh 70 I.i4t Street. rzsagiyhpatskts
tlltdi1 iptc4 1he is iaw.pfepared II sipBiy
fsaicss III the gatsve line. on tle II lt Il.
II qualify an9 pfsee lie rerptetfally ask a-trial
ICON paheiua9 dsslcfs believing IL n.itl.beag thnir
i.slereeY K Xii TTTT
- j. Sr f,l}lc aefnt f}r III ceehrsted IA rfE.rS.
R41fsti E4ATi1 .SiHN TRAITOR. > ncs aIGly aiii,
abie irlsfeeGt 81 liah L.theral Oh Is rfadbted
perfectly hargkcSs ana the ish, Of The i-1sFrait
lang akirdniilabie a. HE common zras #, III 4
Baitisii,sfc steh,uarg 90 lSi9, III If |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

NEVER SaTlsFiED Nobody is ever salts
hed in this world If a legacy is left a man
ne regrets u islnot larger If be finds I
sum Oh money. he searches for more. If| II
IS elected to high oficg, lie Hiis.,eI Lst,L,
one IF lie is rich and wants f,r ndtL;ny NJ
strives for more. III ae is a siugle MAJ 81
is looking ont for a wife and If married iii
children Man IS never satisfied III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
knabc 81 Cache.

sErhna nee sqaare Plane Fsr,t sInnufassu ~.
!. SIS ) .s4d ii Easa.e &. BALi71NoRE ,As
srTsHE piaNos mate ii this sssah.ishEnsut Iiss
~ aeg Aspassad TIL auy In the toantrr tSr beah,V
~ ksyle sssse4eY q touch, and power and RnaEEy
~ Weolesaie dealers furnished on lhe sssbst
l1,ess ets sEtass ISept g, lSIE)-la
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
LabOsstorlI Of ThempsSnian Botanic
II Medicines.
K,pah 4 AIa t.AnRaBEE.

Il D. 2 fEegfn CALVERT SrEzET,

E3I.4 BAHI IaFHFtk-e-
TTaS The sBvess Bafanic Eslsbslsamenli ia t5e
El Ifiri4ed III a4e~ ADD has alwafs en- ibid the
rs,t,sflss ssssays5oeni Of pure Bganic Medi
einea IL M III pet up IN neal and To- raE;kzgts
~ Hifabs for reiailiDgi Aisos
d. aIss Yi}esunes and esaerilal Ola iih fulg
sssasispeal oj;Bosgaje Medical Works, stfiugess
So S. IN
BaI:isxge. m eli. isso-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
I'LL TASHInNS I'm Iafal

III TAsakePHAIf, n anflrExr,mk -
y ) HAFRsaz, 40 isl Baltimc n 80. 80; e.
pkRs41oE he no Clipper once rrl.sasss
ialllfHs ts{l fIienas and he pabIIg rrnry -.
It'll. sstsey Ale nov teads g g,,,;Ia
ifir ai HATS tostksf r3 =. 1. II
a IN a Sk0 may favor ikcm trisS r19 ~ ~ il
7Eike. AMI aayiils ~ e ~
fs|.ihl osi. Il .lsis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
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FAIR DEALING!

Tls State Of Georgia can cast ADOPT 96.-
GEO votes, all tala Ofthosc, 1T least pne-
halfaee, beyond bill question, Wing IE III.
III A bill is beflre the aceieteHaHyl Demo
cratic Legisl4ta4 e Of that State, fiji recon
strueting tl.eIsehaturial Districts in+H spHh a
naiper. that bill Of forty .seve@ SenaEof4ith the
peat@erats s,iall aeftatAly Lave twepty sffsn,
leaN$g Fec doubtful, and giving th4 AYliss
hfldeh i.a
s4ch ar. iulqfitous proposition cdali. Hot
cf cRlrse, bear HE test OF argumeAtb aHe ac.
corhingly tile ghg has been applied RIIi
We are happy tolbelieyc that thefeis not
and never Lag acea, ii this cDuntrytanF par
Is except that mich has originated tA{$Hro
po4ition, aud Is f5rclpg i. throagh,I base
e9oRgh cycn nj conceive i.
tlhe Senate, hs at present constituted, is
very nearly divided equally as the State is
/ probf that tIS prSseilt Distribution III thc
Districts is perfectly FAIR 6icA. IiHts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

IF Mr-Amos Jackson, Of Pottawatamie
county, Iowa, is exhibiting at St Louis an
inEention Of his-7a saw mill which derives
its propelling power from tho log to jba
sawed The prinpipleis simple, and the inI
vention will DO away with all steam and VA
ter power saw mills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

II RELETrtk6 oF TnE TuNaEL-Me under
stand tie contract for TunnelliuE the Blu4
Ridge, was taken on the 2Ist inst. IbE
MesSrs. Kelly iS ca, Of the Stats of MhEyt
land, for 100000. These gentlemen are
SPOKEN of iii tie highest terms Is blu ihesB
men. and HE public mayiexpecs that thiB
great work twill BE com saeneed imlnediately.
The present contract is considerably cher
than that Which the Messrs. Rutter failed tb
enter Sta ttlsaoR IiAEiicat4r i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

HEY fEckEDt+-@ Are you not alarmed ii
Ine approach q Fhe hiEg ofI TerroFs Z" said
the Minister to ! sick man.
aOh, MOI I have been LIVING six and III. !
years with the queen Of terrors-tbe l;i..,
cannot b much worse II Was the reply. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

E The SCH IF California is 30 rich, that
= yon sew goose qallis over night yoa will
have 4 crop 81 geld pens in the lndrninr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

FATTiEaE II AIHEH The Augusta, Geo,
Repnblicah SAYS that Of NJ 6ndayIthis gentle
man had administered the Temperance pledge
70 neasly 300 psysons since his aFriral III that
city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September, 1919
. czz-Es, q
McvElcTI, BROTHER il Co,

TtC ESPtcfTFTLLY make5known te coan,ky fl-r-f
IN raaHts and tisher deaisjrs vtaf ihek al. n1wE
Eet packets EmysTq1 ADD FAIweai,r airtet
fea Nrss tx a5id Boston, IttiT r+easr FslF supply
GfGAOCk &lgs &C. which Isl lsass Chilly large 3aa Bel
at1hse ts following srtscik4 comprise p9siien Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

BY IL gFy casks ol ihe richest nnFa Crane rties If
Il asss ines haFe been selected WITH tie utmost
$50 $ar attention, with e 81 ftain ilte high
enI sgsefNsd Reputation which the Wines t5t die
9ps 4 iiease shiSY,aad eaa Us saistF feconnanded
s s No, Sao aFf mos paFfiaaiaE 10 placing Tie
THOMAS IL DYER
II iAisx1ntria, August iG ISsD F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

u Hon. Thomas &. Hackett me nber q
Congress from Georgia, if is stated. is lying
dangerously i'll at Washington. Of typhoid fe-
yer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
TO ne Farmers.

AWE have large stoek dfi Blankfis 81 hand
" nthek we can seilnnnshaiiy Ida Atso Mepr !
ps.sF RFsls and she's; ssEs Ills ia csps. liz
pyS 9. 1870 Il d { ! t'is4 Z 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

!, ri The following advertisement appeared . u
lately In an Irish. newspaper ETlT
l.i ~ y ~ noFPiy ratflck VI FlaHerty. who
laleay 1eis Ms lgdglngs thai If he does not
return RS soon, and pay far the same, III sst:gg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

The .lfUNeARtAS RBfuerFs lit is stated
that President T4slor has Instructed Mr.
March our charge5at Coustantihoplc to con-
fer with the Sultaa Of. Turkey, and gain. if
possible. his permission for the Hungarian.
refugees in Ills doainions to come to Ameri-j
"a III "se 3 bat Ell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

Mas. MsLLEa.- 1t is now stated. tina. Mrs.
Mlller, who Dip not commit suicide at Nihx-
ara :. iIsEug with her parhInonr In private
lodgings, It Raleigh, Nc. ami passing nv
the name hf III and Mrs Jones
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

/ HLoRipA LuxuaiEs An army officer in
Florida, writing to hifriend III New Orlea ns,
says that there is33a place there where the
ducks are 50 fat they eanhot dive; but that
while they attemptit- theirhea under tie
wafer and their tails sticking out-yon may
grab their legs, ana thus '-lag" is many is
YOU wish.l lie says too, tkat it is estimated
thatamah commencing life there without any
ready cash. starts With capital Of rs T250 per
year-ls l00 in climate and $3.50 in piue
knbts.) 14
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

The ONO LEcIkLAruEEI The Senate Of
Ohio, ON Saturday, formally organized, and
the Governors message was received Mr.
Blake, the Speaker, resigned, and Mr. Cou-i
verse, Wing. was elected id his place. m /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

MExIcltS ISBE,rS4rr So. Il dcsaatch Ifrbh
Washington states that i payment of Sl.
100000 has been made through sIess1s
Houlandl6 Aspinwall, Of New York, as Il
gents under the treaty with Mexico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

GREAr Gosck oF Lex j. The iss iii tie
Mississippi recently formed ID impossible
barrier fgr twenty-five miles, near Cato,
holding Are steamers fast IL tia Gorge, aRd
sinking tie Boston It Nas clear III l4st|ae-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

NE E1te, SUBSTITUTES 70 addition to their stock Of
II. es1e9la sed WINES imported BIZ ihe late ST
Nafs>efsnl'h, re new Feceieing l;iFeetffhm MSS
Newton Gordon. ysISSar II ~ an, M RFs3sfra
ltstias of CHOICE TyYNg!S M fs.is .s Il, !, 7
4iisbt'e Whleh nay DC epurleratca is fbiIoEs:
" Sqfcssks Of The fnast oh IsnA.toa pat,icp-
Ia 9csaycs LIT Madcif4 III
bids Of sup ReSrrre Mhseira III MI
ID 6 qrIe asas ( EIatsrsaf fS9s NJ '''''''e
i Y khsls. s
HI G It'll casks, ofsan. Oh Bnsl NIs:sfra .tl.H
Y sesaves \ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
THE EAKMER--A BEtBTIFUE, PIC
TURE. X
I. neN. EpiYaap EYehEr.

Tie nan who stands upon his own soil.
wh4a feels that by the laws Of the ahd il
RhEsh M lives by the Laws of civilize d7nat
tloas-ffe is the right ful aud exclusive OWN
or Of ti# land which be tilisi is BY the 4onsti-
tuition "a our nature Iunder q wholesome in
fuencc,I not easily isnbibed from any Other
source He feels--other things being could
--nlofestrongly than another the ebaraetqr
of j niah as the lordsof the inauinat4 World
OF this great and wonderful sphere which,
fas1iios5e4 by the hand Of God, aud SpheM
BY hi$ power, i rolling through the he4Yoa#:
a norttan is his; Ills form lie centre 10 tile
sky tl3is the space On which the genera
tioa bffJre him moved in its round5lof da-
ties and he feels himself connected, by o
vlSiBIsIliak with those who preceded lhiilf. as
he u also, to those who will follow him and
20 gh{kn he is to transniita home PERHAPS
histftBa has come down to HIN from his HI.
ther. tIHny have gone toItheir last home !;
but hh eaa trace their footsteps ovsF lie
seenrief his daily laBors. The rooSwhSsh.
shsltets hiin was reared BIZ those 10 whem lie
OWES lRs being Some interesting dqmostic
tradition is connected with every enAosarss
TAe f4gorite fruit tree was plantedby his,
tatherss hand, He sported IN his boyhbod
besideItie brook, which still winds through
the iaeadow Through tie fields Ties tie
Path to The village school Of earlier days-'
He stIli bears from biz window the tqices of
.Ae Sai'&ath bell, which called his fathers
AMI hls ieretathers to the house Of God, and
.iaaF az hand is the spot where his parehtI
>taEa deWn 70 rest, and where, when his TING
K come, be shall be laid hy his eaildrenl--
fhase are the feelings Of the owner of the
soil Words cannot paint them-eoid Icls
rot buy them, they low out Of th9 5Siffe
6untAIns Of the heart they arel1ls na.
apsiuE Of fresh, healthy, and
toIaEeharaeter.
Efspy Wbo AZ. I e is from tho lie HI
,srIi n + tear drop !. What HIS
Bre@s and meas. AeuFs of osner 49, Hi
sweet aud issoelatiops does not l1s ~
I'll atEnltass a. every heart Hho. IK1oFs
9itg Who thai does not ldye the II
4: 81 s4a6 has not had every ligamert Of ilis
~ Ia showed to melody an il mention ? IIf I
tsre ~ Anything gentle, valued, and woman
!. mtaf Mary possesses it not Was itlaot 2
ArY Who was l n
,Lsssat ihe cross. and earliest at Inc grave 1"
Cd MS not Mary the mother Of the ST. I
our II tbe Fcrlda .
3 M go n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

y DESrEF ATE NEGRo.-A gentleman Of
this place, haYiRg reason to believe that one
Of his NEGROES w6qld soon 4 set u4 shop a1in
Pittsburg, determined very properly to He'll
Hip Tie negro was accordingly sold. Bnt
resisted the ageat Of his new master, knqtk-
ing bin DOM With bar of iron hna doing
him serious Injury. When Lei found a
length hathis plans Of escape wqre frustraI
ted, he deliberately took a Ihatchet and at4
tempted toseYer his left hand from the atIlni
TAe bloN Vas not quito successful and IL il
supposed he my recover without amphta4
ti9n Of the hand a. G'zabcrlaHd ,t'issliaal /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

SIYcutAR DEAfH "A daughter. Of Hiram
CassIcamc to her death, IN Barton, VT ly
Tying strap to her own neck and around tile
neck Of a pet calf, which ran away and Oh okqd
THE child. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

NJ PARSE DaaHs.-oae Of our religious eschansts
has foIloY1S strong remarks Oh ihiS spHjret-
trhrg dfigt thtInai tito the head tn3 eli$eAiE
" Men MAY soHhisticate as th6y please,
they can neTeT make itright, and4athc LAYS
in thcppivoT{c capHot make if riglit foil theh,
not 10 pay their dtbts Thefe IS Nth ia ,iIis
neglect as clear and as deserving eAareh dis
eipiine, as idIin stealing or false swearing FL
He who violates His promises to pay. Or with
holds the Payment Of debt, when it is in
his power tpitmeet his engagements, ought Itoi
be made TO fAel that, in the Sight of4au homes
men. he is d swiaaler Religion niay Id al
very comfortable cloak under whfeh to hide VI
but if religion does not make man : deal
justly it isihot worth having. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
Hnrner 4 Nudge.

.EEEfTI WWpLESALE DEHLE RSHf If w
!TN PAPI.a 81 81 ldcscrip.ions. pTis,irr VII;
ting ihks, Bleaching pcwierI RnssEg S.;,.E
&c, Cash aid isir Rass Nr7AATT-sf
II No q :Sss,ash Charles sfrecs. ga,ti,boraE A p
APsl 50, tsiT-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

V,ESEn AHlHs REtIc--ln calling y{kterday
al the ofieeli6f the Clerk Of tie 1Snpremt
Court, for afIlfst ofthe Hpnor4 Die Jadges,
Win, their plFSses eff abode il tLik ciff, our Al
tention was directed TO a Tenefsble relic; II
tlsie black sllkI gown or toga w5rn Iy Chidf
Justice JAZZ at the period of the dtgauizd-
tPPn Of. tlat August tribunal zip fTfgb RevF
Which he pre fEaed VITO muCil. diFbity anil
Utility to thH periot. ~ his rEsghation il
1871. when Re was appointed t3ilvog Isx:ra
ardlnary to Great Britain. Tile tanck silE
gown, above|8llufaa 70, has sleeves of scat
Iqt f4eings edged with white. II i yse; 10 usc
an autqparAn phrase. inia ttato Vii excA,
ient preservation IT. IFassia#toa Netes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

II Com n Norm FAEnLNA Tie Ashbo-
Hro Herald states that from the labor Of two
5mea, for twelve daFs, Mr. T. ?. Miller. Of
ISaWycryille, Randolph co., NH c.. realized five
and q half pounds ofrirgin g9lI This beats
California. I'D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07
: i sky3ahpn HASpetA:H u tbTtMkR
Katiiciplf & I.alislicr. fl

2 I7 1fsfStt3 III w tfIs-N FfEIA 7 VI TIT
III OH! eist9ss 81 CYCf Jhr3'S bst AyEtEFs
n Nj a. sjsTq.F S.yssy {k,3rs5s II HI III, l
II sAEs scssA 81 l'raY aAes II Tf EFi
4 #: BALTthoRE,I Mo-
ss RsrEa TasiI Th3ma. Bafhiererl E~g, VI
Z Richard Daifrid ESD Fl #
SalnueI Cameron, Ell ia f
Raliinorsi lalyil9. Isl9--6sn IT IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-07

N AGRIcrtruaAL ID 53EEAU.-T The Legislature
Ibf Alabama las passed resolutions instruct
!, Il ! : !; .4lsl reauestlng her Repre-
Ill., u, bureau of AgrieuEtufe, on 4 scale suited 70
.lthe wants: of q great agricultural people. =
1The Georgia papersbare urging the Legisla,
+fture vi that Sfate I'd s1urI1uf aUTfuri. Il
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-10

THE GREAT REMEDY.


 For Rheumatism. Goai, Pain in the Side. Il Back, Limbs and Joints. Scsolula, Kinga B White Swelling. Hard T1mors, ShH Joints, ali Fixed Pains whatever. WHERE THIS PLAsTga Is APPLIED, PAIr Gas,
 EXIST. HtHE following commendstioa is from an ss 1 residing at Trenton, Tenn.
 Trenton. Gibson Co. Tenn. Nov. !. tsK Messrs. ScovIL & MEAD. Gentlemsn--rhsI brew Plaster Is becoming popular ia lhis sesh there is lady in this county, who says she wt not be without this .,iasicr ics five hundred dsl year. She was afflicted for some time with aA largemeni ot the Spleen, which gave b.rag deal of pain, the swelling and pain had eslta np nearly 10 the arm pit, and occasionally she G scarcely breathe. She was confined tos ross raeie time, during which she was attended bys oi our best rhssicions, but they gave her no re she procured box of the Hebrew Plaster and | iieved her almost immediately, and how she ki supply of t on hand constantly. These fare are at i'befty to use as you may lhiuk propes-l arc substantially true.
 Respectfully yours, &c. JESSE J. WELL The application of the Platter between ,he sh ders has been found certain remedy fota coughs, phihisie aad lung affections. in iheir Ff mary stage. It destroys lanamatiou by psrI iion.
 BEWARE OF couNTERFHTs! There IS miseiable. worthless Counterfeit Gle, scattered about he country by pedeS others, who seek to obtain iising by deceIVins public by iheis false pretences, and trying ,es tor genuine. To detect .his--when you ruFt g l a box, remove the wrapper, and il you hn6 il p ed on one side only. it is counterfeit, asd yos better hand II back to the agent al oaes.-a wrapper around the box Of the genuine is sis printed on both sides, with picture oi the oId ' and copy righ, secured 10 E. rayim, ' Northern District of ihe State ci New Yok,- IS neyerlcauied by Pediers.
 9J- Seovil X Mead. li3, Cbsf,res street, 's Orleans, sole General Agents for the sonihetbs ' to whom all orders, and applications iof sgs q must be addressed. Ali the above Medicines visK are sold by
 J. w. Tappe, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 '. c. Young. lost ATkansas,
 T. W. Brewster. Pine Blnds.
 ]. Hubbard, Napoleon, and by agents aH ed throughout the south.
 January, 1850. zs-ly
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-10
DR. LElDf'S SiRSiPlRILLA BLOOD PILLS
 Ahead of all Others!!

Tine Easy sS al. PsH M=s==zA<s.ses=ss DECAUSE they are safer. better and more efFi- E1 escioas than any others; and because the pub
 800 O000 BOXES have been sold snnaaily tvs last five years.
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, can a,wa,. take them with equal safety, and without fear IF PILLS BE NECESSARY for ptIFRnR and cleansing the Stomac ani Bowels, and Paffyins the Blood is combined effects contain SarsaT,arilla ta hen. Eat, Drink and Live a Csmal, and pnrsne your usual occapaoa whilst taking tses, of taking cold, during all kinds of weather. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS waeers tiat cesiihcaes' sfrosa Phpsi- ceTEs neners ef Congress, and zcns) can he preaced ~ their efficacy than of any box, with d.reetioBs and much whoesaase advice accoaea nyAng each hex
 They have unpeasant snael, FFcs from dust powder of any kind, Do gripe the stomach bowels,
 Produce n5 sickness, vnsnifing hsd feelings,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
 And adApsed ts nosf diseases common fo mankind
 No having tzkea hem yl be willing atrrwaF,s o take any oters because they viii always do good and ii hry d0 aot, thea ne others wilt ar drils chemist and physician; years experie.e i Rhiaaeiphia; gasaae oS e Uhivef~iy Fennsyfsaasa setnbef Of 6fterrst medical sttisss a Nesv York, Boston, Baltimore, ke and aad correspond
 ing member e several medical institutions of London and Pa shence the te gssaief confidence riaeed in hs sFsctahie physieiaiss throughout the United States.
 kffBeipal bep0 DT. Lejy's DiepeEsafy, tl4 Marin Foa Ft, PhilsdpAia-and cold wholesale and retai, hy
 " TaVpe Ltalr hnrk; R. Stevenson, Van Bure,a aeo sss= and .;ssekeeVers in the unised states.
 OeG9'50 lv
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-10
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. nsayalns md Bay ssksslYss Tsuns Essl,a


 FTsHE kuslasss q tais ksminssy vii hs sesamsd X ihe Dlh Sept. ID. VI, whFa . Paneta1l attea- dance ct the Papiis b earnestly FsqBested.
 This fnsiilution, under the care ei MsB. and the Misses WOOD. wth Assislsnt TeAehess. elsEs every facility feF importing the adsautsees ef highly Gnisked edaestiea. PosseSng within themsaivrs the qualifications fns the vaEioaH bsanches. whieh they ksvs pFsetisea with peseet satisfaction, they beg t0 se6eg ie tke geailemen whose nsmes are aanexed The Pupiis q the Boarding Seheoi, beng con ssanv associated wish fheir Teachers. receive that attention 70 necessary to form aud Fekes ths man. ness, and produce habits q order end regularity esseniiai in the formation of character.
 Feeling the fmpaEtanee uf through kncwsedgs ofthe Fremrh language now indispensable n polite eduentien the PrMeipais wis to FeneE t aa Tar as possible the language of the establishment. They propose admitting the Pupils. who reside ia the amIly, 70 attend the French elassss without extfa charge.
 The1ceation oGthe city Of Little Rock is kealshfl pleasaa and accessible ss ali times, by steamboat and sisge.
 The system of edueeiiOn, assiducnsly paFsaed. aims at perfect appreciation ef whatavss is attempt sA n dsveloping the moral and intellectual tacnlfes embsacimg tAoro0gh aAd q siemafie course. iFon the elementary :o ths highest branches. Mamthsy records Of sehoiaEship md department transmit ted to Parents. .shls, every jaa'siess iaeisssns t study is afbEded. Tke sehooi is constantly nniss the saperrisica oi the Board cf VisiloFs who, from time 10 time, ex- amine the various classes. and report their progress Terms ef Tus<sem assa m.ara psx sessasn q five Esaam4hn.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-10
(SAPIENTIA PR.ESEAT OMNIBUS.) FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TuLfr, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
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 John s. Garvin. Presi- Weldon E. Wright, NJ D. dent. Prof. of Cole Prof of Nat Science. Mrs Nj. Cook, Govern. Maj 5. J. Borden. Prof ol
 and instructress. Et,ics and Belle Letters Ssnor F. Garcia, Prof. of Music and Mod. Lang. TUITION PER MONTH Collegiate Department. (Anc. or Modern Langua. kes' l''. ..'.'''.'- .... ....... S0 OO Collegiate Department. English Course. .... 1 0e Acadrinic Department, ..-.-.............S 00 Primary Department. .................. 2 oO ] Ornamental Department, (Psinting and DFnWlhgJ -..-....---.- ' OO Musical Department, tVccal and lns,rumentai,5 % Boarding, including washing fuel, lights &c. 10 co Academic year embraces session of ten mouths. commencing the lst Monday in August aud closing the last Thursday in June. Tuition and Board must be paid one-half in advance. the re mainder at tho close of the session No deduction w i'll De made from the rates of Tui- t'on except in cases of sickness. ExaminatiOns.. .--l 1 hers will be an annual ex !. animation before Board of Visitors at the close of each term; aud quarterly examinations before the Board of Guardians. a
 Diplomas will be given, oa the recsmmenda- ton of the Board of Vistors. 10 the gradaatea of the Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship, to those who have taken partial course. Discipline and Police ~ill be mild but irm being rather Of moral restraint, than pau ishment- Quarterly reports ofconduet and Scholar ship will be transmitted 10 parea.s or guardians
 Course of Instruction Is Givided ints three Departments Primary. Academic and Collegiate
 Mnsic.--sls is believed iAat He fastitutien tn the South west offrrs equal advantages to peri ct its Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. Srnor Garcia. the accomplished head of this Department hes taught with distinction in Washington City and Virginia and Is not only . most skillfal per former but the best Instructor in the Art that we baye ever seen.
 Needle Wovk---Plain and Yaacy..-.No mil he pupils furnishing the materials The products will he disposed of at annual Fair aad the pre- cecds placed ia the Library Fuad.
 Lectures and Composition. Lectures vii | be delivered regulary by the heads of Departments to their respective Classes and compo@itiens will be required every two weeks during th course, from shs members of the Academic and Collegiate Departments
 Vacation. .---There will be . vacation of one week the. last of December, and one of swo months at the ciese of the Session.
 By order of the Beard sf Guardians. S@9-u