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LNLOuR -So Bhhis ohio Sapefhss Fioar. jas. E received per "roBtne, |" and for sale by
 Jan. ie. WI. a WAfN
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 This article is pow usissrsay acknowledged to be the mos; healing and tfeiehi application tor ais- essed deesyiRg iungs, any po'i'on oi The hesht or muscular parts of ibe hnDan body. Its Eedi-, cinaI and pIesersa;ive qasi,ss were understood y the EgypiAins IR the early ages otsae world, and 10 doubt naa exiss among scientific men, tsat the preparation used ia the embslmDsnt of bodies, was composed priaeipsliy of 'als ingredient. In later ages Ii found 10 be in uniEesssl use among iae s60rignes ol AmerieA ard al hs day ii1s taeH ?Fia- eipa, suA ia fact, only medicine fnr an unsoae slate oG lGrsxs. os any approach 10 IT, Iaose whe ar. acquainted with tnis hardy race Of men, kno" ihAt aeeA froR CsasSpfsoa IS unknown among rhem. The medical facui'y in all counties appear to have become O the gTsa, healing properties of this article and noW introducing II n iheif psaetlce. Dr. BuzAsa, of EnsiaHd, Df. BricAias. of S, PsteIseafgh. D.. La PTissss, oi Pans. A't the distinguished Dr. Cooper, hAYe been m he habit of combining i, with other articles in tbs' P5escIP- ,ions. and with entire success.
 B<scaTe ef CoEatsrf,its s=d Bsss IaIlaisaas
 The gehaae article Is signed -4aGJez Rossrs, on he engraved wrapper around each bottle
 .'Psice Sl per bottle, or SIX bottles for 8 Sold wholesale and retail by SC0NiL k MEAD, llsChsrtres street, between Cont and St Loas SIS
 S2i< GSHEyg! Agents Tor tAe SaaiAtrsH Si4<f.
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- Iaslaf AFlFE EH DfLs ttIaoIEsDIa0ht- LtN SuD- seqaeni PTrehsses wIii be from eastern markets and eoosis' of tbe best and freshest qualities. He viii <;se hIs personal attention to purchases, and he hopes by close a'tsntioH to basness 10 merit por- ison oi p1oiie ps,Tenage. Prescriptions carefully compounded. and all osders shall receive his ine- disIe aien,ioa- Dee. II. ls49.-7-l4-ly
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

NEILLET sEED.-4e Bags MfIisi Seed. resssi MI yee sss fer sale by VIM. $. WAIT
 April 2. 1880.
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NEW DEsTGS. MEDICINES, PilNTS. 0ILS IND CHEMICALS.
 GEORGE BOGGS,

Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas,
 ID EsPECTFuLLY informs the pub <-s 1O iic. that he has purchased the sniiIe @9@-5 Stock oG Df. Geo. (. Taiey, consisting a af Drags, Medicines, Painis, Oils, ard Dye Stafs. embracing every article that sGs "a usuAftv ke-f in . Dr1~ sS,.hl;sh-.n, u,. snI
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

 MonGay the 2>lh inst
 Terms of Beard and Tuition.
 FoE THE SESs.cs OF FIVE MONTHS Day scholars, lss d>parislea Ut, falI or fnsh-
 ing course, $25 co. 2G department. 2u G0. jd department, I6 Go- 4sh department, F Preach, Italian. SPaash and German Ian-
 guages, each 20 Singing in choir. hf Music, with Ese of Plane, 25 Harp, 5 GuiiAr, 25 Drawing, It \ coarse of lessons in Poonah paintiag. Japan work, ialayilg of Eboay and Ivo- Y, and wsx aoxers, each 10 Hsm5grgh work. and -nbsoidsry also taught An extra chargs vii oe made for washing at the ordinary rates la the city.
 Board, with Calessasnie exercises, at sIo per month.
 Esch boarder wiil furnish her cot bed, bedaing towels, and table napkiEs
 Payments quarterly is adgAHee-no deduction for abseHce, except in case of srkness. By particular request. class of Boys under 10 years ef age, will be receirsd- Music w,Il be taught Prin.iPAlly on the Logierian system.
 REEFAKScEs.-ReE. ". Saanders, Col. T. D MsrFSck, Ma. Lawson.
 For any further particulars apply personally, or by letter, pest ssi&.f al this ofce.
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BENJAMIN CALENDER,

BENJAMIN CALENDER.
 Successor 10 Nm. T. Eastis & Col No. A asd A. Psari Street. Boston. Massachusetts,
 Isf0EfER iNB BEiLER iy
 FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HAS constant supply 1f HARDw AAE AND Cur \ N LEsE adapted 10 Ihe trace oi the South w sst From an experience of twenty years iR the trade of that section. he is confident thai he can sapply merchants, either in person or by order. with ihs styles and qualities of goocs dssirabis and on terms that .hai. bs satisfactory.
 = E. C. gives particular attention to eonssxn. meats Of Cotton, Petries and other pfo1aee of The eoubtry that may be consigned to hin for sale
 Sept. g. lsi9-7-3-iy
 StUHDRlEs-Dssis'E Er;ra Sugar curea Ham. - and Dried Beef: i5 Boxes Cbesse: shske, and C0gmon Brooms; 0da Lids. Sugar Kett;-s. Round Pots, Sksllsts. Cook Stoves, Hollow A6zes and Matiocks Received and 10, sale hy
 Feb iz VIM B. WAIT. DLouGHs.-ss Nc. l, H.il'.Inpro,s4 Peacock; | is Ns.,
 F Ne. ]. H.li'' Valley, with es.s points: Received and fer sale, at reduced rates, by
 jaal6 NM. E. WAIT CRACKERS, CRACKERS Se.-i5 hsif BSls: Seat,sr&watef Crackers; 6 Boxes Star CsBales. 10 Boxes ssIe Glass, 10 do. i0s F co. Bbls Lard Oil, 60 lbs. Coston Hsrn received per steam boat "Poeii.s. sad fsr ssls hs wM. B WAIT yan. l4, f60
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VlSHlNefsa HAIg SEIlSlRI,
CaaAty. AHkA.


 TTNHE sseesd sessisa of this Issaissti0A. speA@ 1 this wsruiaE. FsbxssEy llsh. lsS0. Rev. C. ? TVRaEEvIss. Sspssinssstsss esd Pse- fssseR of Neral aad Istslasetsai PhssosoPAys Belis-sSStte<x. and SpAsiSh Litssssars- kss II C. Taws1TT. \. N. PFofssssy Of GsssiAa, RSsssn. Preach aud ItsIiss LsssatspS JAHEs CAo<Exs, 4. \, Professor 0f MsshsDSsiss SSadsRs received ia ths Primary DsyAstmsAa snd iHssF1eted.
 Primary DepagtasesL per ssssisn of q weeks. payable qaasssriy in SdvAsss, SIS co PreparSsSEy Department, l6 co Cssiegiuts Eoarse, % % Vocal saA Isstra msn sai N ssis. EIsDsnhS Sf MssieAl Composition. {EIiral 5 O initiaIioR Fee, Oa No dsdueiiOa fOg asssnes ualsss h eases Of pro- tr4c,sd Biness
 Al students charged from the tias Og their entry te the end of the sSssion.
 N B-The sons Of sl ministers who are en- gagged iR the regular work Of the ministry. or Of tho~e who are sapevsRRsted or, have died ia the ministry: will bs eaaesteG free ef charge. BoARDTNS vaH he ehtsiaed ia the best families as from ss te g per moath.
 Psrticpisr attention will bs paid both to the moral and intellectual training of alh Astadsais committed to ear charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

GFiILeys STEFAN MILLS ST. LotlS EABSls of this choice brand of Fiosr, received CU per " Dsspstek.' .'s sud soS ssss sy
 Ja.asrv 21a. VIM B. WAIT.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. wTTTRR, PaET1DgSr, Hon. H. P Poia6~xier. Rev. W rR. Moore=, Rev. l.. P Lively Rev. B P Box, I \. Jones, M. D, Mir. J. B. san dsfur, Mir. T. Williamson, Hon J. D. Trimble Rev J, Custer, M. D. Rev. ]. J. Roberts, C. B. Mi,cheI. NJ D, Mfr. w. ". Antrews, Mir. .. I SAuaers, Mir. If. W smith. 7-29-d
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

Cheetaw Land scrip. IN pieces sf 60, fee and S2o sefes, for ssIs ey bee. n. tAe WI B. WAIT.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04
LAW DEPARTMENT

Hon. F. W. M KING, Professor of Theory asd Practice Of Law. JoHs DELAPiELp, Professor of csmnsssiai Ju-
 risrrudence.
 TEHas- $50 per session. All communications. pertaining to this department must be addressed to EWM. KING Rsq. Memphis, Tsnn., Feb. 1880.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional acquire ments will compare tavoraby with the most distinguished in our soun- try. The medical faculty constitutes an aaemSy m ibis CT any other eountTy-sI of them are lseu. re sad the best Of teachers
 Those who will contemplate our gsogrsphiealps- siiioa, and the extent of our population, can have no doubt as 10 the eligibility Of our situation for ss enterprise of the kind As to health. including ell seasons of the year. ws deny that sny othsr ely As' more.
 common error exists in the minds of many stu. dents relative 10 the place of studying medieiss; those wio intend prseteing among the diseases of the West and South should certainly educate lbsn- selves at school hose Faculty are practically ss- quslnied with those diseases
 That the public may be satisfied of the perDa- nency ol ihis school, we feel 1t oar duty to stae that the Trustees and Faculty form un in action, which sngus well tor is future success; and that the peru'Ia: internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted
 E. W. NJ KING. Prs'dsnt .f tAs Memphis fasi.
 Feb. l9. 1850. 7-Q
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GcoD TEsTtNeST.-The Ohio State JoErnal. Coslzsas, OAso. tkss speaks ct Bahs S4FsApAr,lia.
 s Il has 10 E9aaI The unprecedented sale Ol Balls Cozpogad Fluid Ex'fsei of SarsapsFi Ia in ihis eiy wh~re Il has been initnuc-d Ios iSs past tao rsonihs snfy. win fhe very gratifying effects peuslsred spsa al ~bo have tried if, warrant the ssssStioP tS3t as psFiker of the bloe<i H AgB 70 sYs4R This is bold sSs-r;ioa. bat :, oe sab sgaAfiasea by ealing On tAe sgsat ia this eiy.''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04
Ns '+ WUUDHILL, lUdyOF, NEw DuRHAM N. j.. Iune 30. lsl9.


 Messrs SASrs'-GeaiIsmea:-M wife suffered with distress and burning in her chest for many years, and my daughter was afflicted from her birth with hamoI in her blood. We consulted various physicians and tried numerous remedies wi,hoat much benefit, uRsil we heard, through Rev. Thomas Dasis, of the great medicinal value oi Sands's SaSsapsrlla. ca his recomme pdaiion my wife and daughter decided trying il, and soon perienced permanent benefit. My daughters skin assumed a new appearance entirely; from being rough hard. and sealy, it became smooth and soft. My wife's saferings almost gone, and it's use a short time longer, il s my rm belief, will produce perfect cure, yours with respect,
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. For Young Ladies.

TNHIS Institution, ua6er the charge of Mrs and \ the Misses WooD will he opened for the re- cepton of pupils, both csy scholars and bOardsrs on MonGay the 2>lh inst
 Terms of Beard and TutioR.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

REap.-We the uuasrsignsd, Druzgis's ard Apoth<e1rss in ihe city of Louisville. Ny, take pleasure in stating. ths; we hSve been selling John Balls Extraei oi SaFsspariisa Gos scIGe iiEle. and eon6aengly reeona@sad G as being good and safe aTifcls:
 Lspp5nz & Co J. B Wider t Co. Montgomery & Sa,eBia.. M. Atk,a & Co, Wu. Mock. j. W. Gamble < Co, J. II. O&en. Sasa1 snawiR~, F ". kRsess. B Na'seii & Co W. E Saith. C. Q. Mbis. Watts & rhosnss, A. q. WsA'h<Esord, Rcbinson, Peter < CsY. Rar~r:. Lindtnbesser & Co. Louisville, SeseE5sr 20, Is4s.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

Bgrra TnrfnoSv-Than was ever oaerei ia favor ot any Medicine. from Dr. James M- Moore: Mr. ysAH Buil l have hesi,attos in saying that believe yopr Safsapara se be ihe bessertels eser manufactured for the esrs Of Serofuis, Syphilis. sbdmsl ctheI cataEeoas and GIandeisr Affection,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04

A BsAurtErL CLEAR SxiS,-How we al admire clear, beagnfai, white skin sni a rosy -eoiofe,i cheek. How often do we see persons. 10; posses- sEg this .'de<isersisn deyos,iy ss 6e wished, ' resoEtay is ecsneiIcs, totaas, wash>s. psin's and eoosog materials to restore to them semblsRee ci that which dsseas. has dePnved th=E of. and ihat too, often times with nahifest injury 10 the skin
 The fact is Basi's Ssfsapsuia s the best cosmetic known. Ii makes the sksa clear aFAon ihe correct and only tFEe principle. Bot by eOaiiag the fadaee wfth Potsnons or deieEioas matter winch serves iO close the pores aRd check nataTal resspats'ion. but by removing every particle os bili,ous maFeid and diseased matter iross he blooA. making the pafe, beaithy ard vigorous. giving acivRy to every minute vessel and changing the yellow. dark and saiiow eoesteBaaee 10 the biSom and freshness of yoath II the ladies generally could be apprissd and convinced of tbs fsci, they woald aAsndon The of all paints mixtures and lotions, and the oaly efectasl remedy. "A word to the wise is saf6eeni." ard hint is enough loF the ladies.
 BErrn TnrTnoSv-Than was ever oaered Ia favor ot any Medicine. from Dr. James M- Moore; NJ yaAa Hmil 1 have DO hesltatios in saying that
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
Governor Cri,tenden,s Visit.

Messrs. Chapmans d Spann The committee of
arrangements concerning the visit of Governor Crit.
tenden Of Kentucky, desire to make known through
the Sentinel to the public that he will arrive in the
OF Tuesday. the 2Sih instant, and be
conducted BY Governor Wright. the committees Of
Reception and Arrangements. and citizens in car
rages, Tn the Governors House, which will be open
at o'clock. p NJ, for The calls of his friends
On "Wednesday, at half past one o'clock, p NJ.
procession will be formed in front Of the Washington
Hall. by the Marshals Of the day, the Hon. d. Wal
lace, Gen. J. p Drake. and Col. A. w. Norris and
march to the State House square, where, at two
o'clock. Governor Crittenden will be introduced to
the assembly by Governor Wright
After which meeting Of the friends Of the Union
will be held, and addresses delivered.
AT o'clock. p. NJ. public levee will be given
at the Governors mansion, in honor OF the distin-
guished guest.
Citizens from all parts of The State will be expect
ed and welcomed.
Papers throughout the State are requested to pub
1ish this notice.
H. J. BRADLEY, j. NICOLAI,
J. COBURN, d. RYNOLDS.
VIM. SULLIVAN WIN. ROBSON.
J. L. MOTHERSHEAD. ]. d. DEFREES,
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
Mail Lettings.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Z, 1850.
Messrs. Editors Below you will find the names
Of the successful bidders for carrying the mail on
most Of The principal mail routes in Indiana. decided
this day.
From Indianapolis to Cincinnati, ria Brookville,
P. Campbell.
Indianapolis to Cincinnati, ria Lawrenceburgh, p.
Campbell.
indianapolis to Paoli, r. McLane.
Indianapolis TO Montezuma, w. III. H. Lewis.
Indianapolis to Lafayette, uia Charlottesville, P.
Campbell
indianapolis to Lafayette, ria Lebanon, A. j.
Boone.
indianapolis to Logansport, P. Campbell.
Indianapolis IL Peru, r. Earl
Indiana polls to Greenvie, o., r. McLane.
Lawrenceburgh to Madison, ria Aurora, Vevay,
&c., Soper & Johnson.
Louisville to Vincennes. w. S. Davidson.
Vncennes to Terre Haute, t. Cox.
Terre Haute to Lafayette, P. Campbell.
Charlottesville To Covington, P. Campbell.
Logansport to Niles. Mich, P. Campbell.
Indianapo TO Pendeiun, w. A. Williamson.
Yours, &C., AUSTIN H. BROWN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

The indomi,able will. the iron resolution, the gen.
era soundness of views md the wonderful grasp Of
intellect possessed by Thomas H. Benton, single him
out as a man in the million. No miserable intrigue,
petty triumph of faction, mere sectional sue
solicits his attention commands his services.
He has devoted himself with few, very few dppa-
rent alterations, to The one great purpose Of his
wearied least it has always appeared to
us--and that purpose is, 10 make of this Republic,
great, powerful, happy and free Western Dem
ocracy. Regarding the West the heart, the soul,
and the body Of the republic whatever contributed
the increase Of her population. the cultivation Of her
SOIL the enlargement and improvement Of her facili
ties for internal or external trade, and the develop
ment Of her resources, found in him advocate,
devoted friend. We ns southern men, may have,
fancy have, substantial grounds for dissatisfsc-
ton with this first Of western statesmen, because he
clings with fial affection to the queeny West, to
whom he has given the labor of arduous life.
How far he is cupable in this devotion, we cannot
undertake 10 say; neither undertake to brand
him traitor for wishing, contrary to desires,
to introduce California her OWE merits, as SOW
ereign and independent State into the Union. We
record the new State and her claims with the most
friendly feelings and editors of southern paper.
deem il part of duty to support the rights of
State, whose claims advocacy founded no
less in Justice than in the earnest desire she has
evinced IN the selection Of her delegation 10 main
tain the South her just position in the confederacy
IN. o. True Della.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

JUICE LAw.-The Rockville Wing says that this
gentleman took his final leave of the members Of the
Bar. before leaving the Bench at the late session of
the Parke Circuit Court. Judge L. intends removing
to Evansville we sorry to hear. for President
of this circuit, he has acquired envable popuari
ty and has discharged his duties promptly and Impair
TALLY. We consider ii shame that the pittance as
a salary should drive competent and worthy gentle
men from the Bench, and thus subject litigants to
parzan judges who likely to be totally nnquali-
flied for the important station. OF course cannot
tell who will succeed to the ermine. but we venture
10 predict, that will be elected by the egisa-
ture, who possess more of the necessary requisites
for prompt and correct discharge of the duties than
the present retiring incumbent. We wish Judge L.
and happiness in any vocation he may hereaf
ter be called to engage.
While upon this subject, (the salaries of the differ
ent officers in the State) think something should
be done in the Convention. to fix salaries at such
minimum to secure able and efficient for all
the Offices under which the Legislature should not
CO. We see reason why the circuit Judges should
be less paid than a supreme Judge. for their duties
are arduous and expenses greater. We should
like to The salaries of these Judges fixed in the
new constitution at ten, eleven twelve hundred
dollars year. which would secure talents Of the best
character for the Bench Wabash Express.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

OTThe opening article in the Law Reporter for
May is on the Webster trial. The writer takes de-
cided ground against the verdict, and says
"In conclusion, for, although there many other
points of interest to the profession connected with
this case, limits will not permit to recur
to them, feel that upon the evidence fairly before
the jury, the prisoner ought not to have been convict
ed of the crime of murder More than this need
not say. But it may not be deemed improper add,
that this is result which has been arrived at only
after a careful examination of the evidence. Our
impressions. upon fret hearing the verdict de-
cdedly otherwise. We greatly fear. now, that tina,
verdict the result of preocuped public opinion.
which brought TO bear most violently upon the
jury, and that while not the slightest reproach be
thrown upon any concerned the intensity of the pub
lie excitement prevented fair trial."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
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