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Watch him f.lnsc.

The Fort Sniih Herald, says '' I! appears that the return of Wild CAt to lhe Seminole country has produced great deal oi excitement ia the Creek Nation. Five or six hoadGed Greeks started oil ie~ days ago from the Geek Nation to arrest hiIn but from cause thsy turned back Sltei N thn f0uy miles ol him. He Is busity eagased in some sehesac, but Is closely watched hy ibe Agent M DuvAi E,q.; who knows hs wty chief very we'll and Is acquainted with macy of his tricks. Mr Duval We learn has caiied a coahei ct te Ssmihors al bis Agency, and has called upon Nih Cal ,o atteHsl. The GovrrHment of the laiie,i States will have ,o use sefy decided nessurs. ,s;:h w,li Cat, or he may cause the people the ifontier great deal oI iioable. He has now a wide range, frosa the Sein,nole country west of Aaasas o Inc Rlo CrsBde. He has Tree i1teIeo1rse wIth all the TosiEg bands. ot The prairies, and wieds poweIiai ihhaeaee wherever he gees. He k p,usid ambi, iiuuS tFit0x and pliies hlmseif in has e,nhas and sasaciy What his Presen, visit wiiI amount iu we shall soon ind out.
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The Wonders of the Day.

Yesterday the proclamation of the Governor of Georgia, q thousand words, was received at the oiiics oi fho Washington and New Orleans Telc- graph, in this city direct from Macon. distance of eleven hundred and seven miles This has been accomplished by the valuable improvement recently patented by Charles ;. Bulkoy, Esq. Ihe inspect or of thc Washington and New Orleans line; aud il is confidently believed thai, so soon us '' Bulkiey's Couuectots, as they called. shall bc applied to thc s'atiaus between Macon and New Orleans there, will De like facility auj certainty ia communicating directly 10 and frem that city. Arrangements are "a vssss to establish silailar eouacciou with .ic Washington and New Orleans Iiaa, and the liaa of the Morse Magnetic Telegraph Company, uud lu work the whole one line direct to and from Bal tmore Philadelphia, aud New I ork. When these contcctors arc placed tIe lines from Hiiifax to New Orleans, time aud space will Dc annihiilted
 The mysteries of tue telegraph are developing themselves every day. Who would have thought, even three years ago. that n wire, covered and guarded with India ubbar, might ha dropped at lire bottom Of inc English channel. and stretched from the British 10 the French shore, aud omina nieaons oi mind effected by it's interpretation from side of the channel 10 the oi!,cF Already tle iIsa has become expanded us 10 extend aerossilhe Atlantic beforc tIis right hand may wther n Inc grave t. IS prodigy may bo accomplished, and the American and Engiishman may cGaverse , ,U00 miles apart. The speculative men in Rnsland are already talk ing oi beiing inc globe itset with the magic wire.
 Prodigies also arise ia another quarter The coia- muncation between England and the United States formerly required nearly thirty days. in the best packets for passing tho from Oae side of the ocean 10 the other. Now how stands the fact T. Steam is working the most wonderful effects Pas sagss arc becoming shorter and shorter until 1t i- impossible to predict the shortest period to which they may be ntal. Who would dreaal a few years ago that the Pacific could cross from Liverpool to New ork in tea days four liouFs aud few niaates 1.-the shortest passage that ever was known. Ani x even this to be the limit of the achievement By Ro means. Already we hear Il predicted, that with the aid ol larger and pon- tie ous steamers ol 600 ous with wheels of greater circumference, aad of course greater power the enormous vessel may pierce the waves, instead ef going oyer them going more direct hae iHscad oi the wavy oae, anA ito voyage may be completed within week. We leave il 10 futartiY io solve tl,- amazing probiem.- iFasAiagioa Gtioa. 2Jth al.
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\ Siarfiiny 0ncry.

young lady who went out shopping excur- sion, entered store and addressing an interesting young gentleman behind the counter, inquired il lie had any six hose,
 "Ccr:aiuly, Miss" replied he, and immediately ' the eonutcr strewn with the delicate articles - After selecting pair she looked up vefy innocent ly. and inquired:
 [" How high do they come sirl''
 The clerk blHshej, turned in all sorts of cOlors, but spoke not word. She gaze him d look of sur prise, and repeated her questioa Again the youth slammere1, sad said
 Really, Miss. l--that is to say tl,iuk-I cOuld not be positive, but my mpressioI is that they come just above the knees.
 Tho voung lady fainIcd un tle spot.
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New and Important Discovery

The P,itsbnrg Post has letter giving sceonst of discovery made by young Insn by the name oi Adams il'e Assistant Manager cf the Btady's Bend Iron Works m Clarion county, in the manufacture oI rairoad and merchant bars from Co- iuetai. By the od method inc Isils were Ina,e wiih charcoal pig, and would crack vegy much and break with Vne oF two blows, By Adams process iron be made from eigh to len dollars per toa lower, aud ot a saPetior quality. fhe process IS not mentioned, bHt the quality of inc ron produced IS sp"keh of-- The wTitrr of tue letter shown fait that had been pn, to the severes, test, by putting IT, whie hot, into cold water; after which they tTlst 10 brvak 1t with siedke hammer weighing 50 pounds. FoIty blows wrre given " six msR alternately and they could not even erdci II. The charcoal iron of line company costs only ion Is To 20 iiollars per ton, thcir " Coke netai' costs only fIom o II dollars Per ton. The discovery has caaset. quite excite mrnt among the workmrn, for they were under the impression uat the works would have io suspend Oh account ot the iaw piice of iron.-Lon. Dea.
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AittIc Rock Eoundcry
AND BLAkSM,fu SiioP,

AT TIE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
 FINIIE undersigned having succeeded in employing
 his-r4ie Xork Hetl. ai+4t ,ffskihs: airaugcHicBis for supply oi iIoa and other matetiAl,. al rate. luwsr than heretofore purchased, ,s now prepared to execute all crs n hag hne. at pIit@s greatly below fioss hefetdare charged at his establishment. All work win b. sliihiaiiy rxecutcd nuder tuy in- mediate insleetlon warranted To be equal lo any n ihis city fGished a, ihr time promised. w,ihoai iail. Orders lf",n pat ol the country wiH be thankfully received md promptly eNeeTied m ihe best aann"r and al she cheapest city rates. The FUUADERl Will be ia opei 4fon ihe moment the Iyer iss> ~aiicrnt to tfdHaputt InairIias Try me-
 Sept. 2l, ISJD-jM ROSW ELI. BEEBE
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Wore Cincinnati Goods.

VUST RECEIVED, per steamer Pontiac. ' the .D following artcles:
 9 Bhls Family Flour;
 9 Whshey;
 a0 " Seed Potatoes;
 {" Cider Vinegar;
 70 Kegs Pure While Lead
 II Boxes Tobacco, 5s and ss. 95 Bags Shot, assorted s,z,s; l,5e0 Pounds Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos
 Boxes Dutch MadIcr;
 IS Kegs Aa,s and )cO pounds bar Lead. Trrms CiNH. J IUrT. Little Rock June II, IsjO Main Street.
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muaDa-EA ru~D-m-Ecm
BY MAJOR PELHAM.

IMMEDIATELY below the stale lloose, s--xSy cesn~r ei Man aud t.irn sitec,s. iirf4K sasaI Rotx Aag . wti D. heitrr Rste,s sp lcs A~S--l m msnahrrs oi Inc Lsgislatare and v,S,ags e the cty, duFtng the Nin'rr. tsaa it eVct has heeA---havgHS spare 6ss rtsess. stoess. se. 4Se.
 Those visiting the ety. wlh do wsll Co stop at ths RocE HorEt, IL I'scv wsA 10 sisep contesishiy, ant sa convenient le the siais Hass Also, Se fare uroa the best the marte saatis, a,Hi sstved wp bFoNR and ace.
 Atiaehv to tue Hotel is DAgussr,Aa ealleTY, and Reading Koan. containing large collection ol poliitcn and Ii,erasy papers from varioas paas et the United States.
 LtrriE Rocx, Oct. 7th, l51o.
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Arkansas River Packet.

VVNIIE hsh; draugh'. fast runnings fss--~ n
 \ steamer l" ST. FRANCIS" D. lks Nj R $. JAMEs Mgsirr, will ply atr'es"nt, tse5sszss1<z as q Regular Packet between Napclrun and Little Rock, and between Napoleon and Fort C lbson, ss soon as the stage ot water wih permit.
 Shippcr' and merchants. having merchandise stored along the river, at inc mouth, by sending written ordefs for the same, nay rely receiving iheu promptly, ihIs Is the only ,ai that can go through tn w water. Passen,suts wit be well ac. eomfnudated and well treated.
 This boat has been thoroughly overhanled, and has the certificates ot the r. V Iu-ppcior ot The Port of Cincinnati and inc Inspector oi ihe Board of under. writer's that she is soGrd, anl in all respects worthy, and fit for transportation ot Frcish, or Pas- sengers.
 Sept. 2i, 1850. div.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

TRuE DELTA OFFICE. Oct. 26, 1850. Cofion--rhe demand was fair, but owing 10 he small quantity of staples he facto,s' tahlra, the sai"s confined 10 1900 bales, at sbou, yesteI- days prices:
 HEw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. Ints rior, none. Mid. Fair. i31H9i3is urIim'y lls@Itl. Fair, ...... Is5. .es-- Mridlihg,. .l2S ,60I3 Good Fut .... nominal Good MiL.. .lall CaSiasi c and Fine nominal :. To5 The report oF a llos; ii Kentucky oG ihs 2o'li ult., r,qliies cnniii nalion.
 FiuHr-Haef. beia. aaRr remaining on the Layee, salrS confined 10 small lots rom store.
 tofa-SAics lfom tore. l20o sacks yellow. al a fraction nnder iJc, 20 al 53c, and loo at 5Jc. .-HhIy-l00 bo!s ,reliii.d were s"hi a, 5Jc. P0k-iJ0 bbis mss were sold al Sio7J.
 Bacoa-Selrs-a easks prlme CiucIinaii sh'es. at 5' e; 3a casks Missouri s,les al J al '.c; and i9 casks Cincinnaii shnulisGs al 5e; 10 ;ieices tassfd hams sold al ' C.
 IDd-G91 kegs ptiHs were soll a 7c.
 Baggisg aaa R,pc-2J pes soid al iJis f, 50 coils al bf ,c, aod % al 7c.
 Hay-27o bales Easi0rn soiI a, $i7 50 per ten.
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JOHN ID. AIMS. C0NHISSl0y iNB FORWARDING MERCHANT

BEICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, Y EEPS constantly en baud 'arge hRd general
 assortment of Dry Goods ClothIn.s Iard- ware, QaeeHsWarc. Hats and Caps. Boots nad shOcs. saddicry, stationary, Groceries, Produce. &c.. &c.; all of which will he sold very eheap for CASH.
 Oct. l, ls5A-S-i--u
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The Cotton crop or Fiorida.

Tho Tallahassee Floridian of the aist ult, says {. "alost dsheartenng has been the chaage iu inc app nsaraaee and promise of tie cotton crop since the storm. Many planters arc saying they will not mako mors than half average crop, whie all are bitterly complaining of bIightei hopes, The yield in FOrida, will certainly fall very far short of that of last year."
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Jenny.s Come.

Jenny's Come. & Such chatter!
 Whats the pgatteF New Workers all aro ia foam. See them rushing, CFowdi0g, erasbiag-- Jeany's come. JenRys eO,ne' Dogs get out;
 Stand abont; Blow tho pipe and beat the drum; Clean your noses; Bring your roses; Jennny's come. Jenny's come Sisters. brothers.
 Fathers. mothers, Leave the sIaliins brats al home; Bishops, pastors,
 Servants, HlasferS, Jenny's eoaie! Jeny $ come. Bring your money; Musie's fnnny; Fla so Ia, and i~ediedum-- Juno, Venus.
 Palias, screen US, Jenny's comet JeaBy's come. Nashville, SsPt. lS50
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Little Rock Eonn.lery.

fENitS establishment has been fitted up and put "A in order for business where all work tn that tne will bc tha9kfuty received and promptly exc cntedt Those having ofuers on hand can calculate on heinz hilcd during thi. and ii,e easaiag week. giS" th's information that persons may knoW me
 4 LatAe, suitable for tarning Iron and Brass has also been fitted up. of sufficient sze 10 fsish ali small work manufactured here Tor The present. . with ihe further that Us the Foan- diary Is In full and successful operation, wtli at. tach to the engine Lafae of suitable ptopofiiuns for tafhine shalt tor the largest rlss of slcag boats rnanlng the Arkansas riyer; V bca hoI.e to be,pFeparee io finish all Inc work we niake iu d 's'aa"er satisfactory 10 these who may favor n,s with sheif orders ROSWELL BEEBE.
 Little Rock, Oct. s loJo. 5-
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b-flIs Baltimore Sun says thas ,he prcjeet . establishing line of siean packets between RaIti more and Charleston, and Baltimore and Wnm,g. ioa is ia fair way oi beius carried iato effect
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Co-PaTtuership. Drs. Watkins N SiEcr

NouLD respectfully inform Inc citi- (zxAzk9 W zeRs oi Little kock aitl csgeeiaHy SRN 4 hose of tke cosafrY, thAi they have entered bEs2M ihie co- paTlhetship ia tle Practice uf kM A Medieiac. and af. prepared te aitead a1 catfs promptly. In eases of emergency, and eiibeI of he parties absent the other will attend. One er he othsT sl~ays b. found at ieir ofsee in Mf Wln E. MsodsalTs building, the CO nsI oi Ma khan and Scott stIeel<.
 Liihe Rook, Oct. lj, lsIa - l5-tf.
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The a old rAir,een.-

God bless the Ecod old Thirteen States;
 God bless the young eues too. Who cares fsT mnsiy kiSth-day aaiess
 God bless ihem- old and Hcw. The old cp~s its, our frevdcm gaiR'd.
 Ia bloody fights Of yoEei The young ones have their rights maiatained. As the old ones did before. Or South or North, or Faster West.
 Twin siste all they be. One mother Harsei tsiem at her breast.
 Aud that was Liberty. And may ghs wretch whose hand shall strive To cut their vital threasi, Re scofned while ia ths world aiivc,
 And sceraed wiion he is dead, Now flI Ihe bowl with Natures wine, Let's drink " God save the King The cnly King by right divine,
 The sovereiga People King. Fer they're the only King owa,
 An others 1 despi<e, Tho Ming tirst towers above the throuc. The king that never dies.
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("SAPIENTId P4. ESrAF oMNIBUS') FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 Tulip, Dallat CountY, Ark.
F X GuLTY

E X c U LIT Y. JOHN s. GARvlN, Priaeisai asd Professor ef Ceiirgiafr Department
 -------- fesiygefrrss of .frademie Dcrsrirtra at. Mrs MARGARET COOK, fastrgctTess gf Prt- marg DcBdrtsssaa aad t;so'f"ess. SENIOR F. GARCIA, I'rgtessor ef Music sHd Siodys Laa9aayes.
 Tuition per session of q weeks-sPay able
 in Advancc. Collegiate Department, Ancieat Classics, Spanish, French. Or Italian. ......ss..s..+......E@ E@9 u Spaaial,. French. or English cuurse,. 70 O0 Academic Department. ..,.,.......... l5 W Primary |" ..............s.. IV M Ornamental |" Painting and Drawing. 10 tNl
 Needle aud fancy work, O0 Musical " Vocal and Instrumental. n 00 JIse af Ins,rumnnt ! Ha Boarding. including fuel, washing. lights &c., 5 io per mouth.
 fapiis will bo charged from he time of entrance 10 the closs of tiie session. No deduction will be made tn tho rates of tuition except a caser ot PFo- Iracie,l illness. JOHN <. GARFIN, Sept 2I, lS59 -S--3 tf. PriHetpaf
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NOTICE.

' HAVE. at some iropble and cost. gsared Ioy \ Mil. SC that il will gfiDl and saw al ihe same time. P~Tsoas wbg may wish corn ground, Can have it lone at any ,iiDe they niil seDd. Hcfeallei shall have parieglar day fot grinding That there may Dc inirn idersiinGng. tse Fsirs Of tS charged ts third twenty live eeaia per baslel
 July i5, iSj0.-l5 u D. II. BINGHAM
 iJsm CnBgl
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DIED.

In this county. on the llth inst, of Pneumonia Dr. IPm. E. Thorn, aged abou. 60 years. Dr. T. was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
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ArkanSas Taiycr packet.

FTNiIE rptirely steomer PON- fTeG~ h \ TIAC, l.. WARDEN, Hasfer, ss-ts4.-Sf will resume her regular trips in thesAks-=ss Arkaasas river, on the first rise of water and con. tinue iu the trade during ihe season.
 The NEW Pontiac, is an A No. boat of very light draught, built expressly for tho tradc and Is fitted out with all ths late improvements. calculated to give comfort and safety 10 passengers.
 For freight or passage, apply 10
 T. D. MEltkiCK X co ,.fgcafs. Sept 3, 1850. 7-5a-9w
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Teas.

A FIRST rate article Q. Green and Black Tsas "A fer sale H FArhEkLY & CLEMENTS.
 August. A2
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IIAMS.--2,,:d ,,:d0 lbs Days.' extra sugar cuird, re- \ M eeve,i, and Tor sale. by
 Sept. 3. VIM. E. WATT. AiUGAR.--5 ilhds. received sl.ifor sale by o August l2. MM. E. WAIT. ENLOUR -:u Bbls. "O'falon AI,lls." " COFFEE ib bags. Rio;
 RiCE.--i Cask, received, snd for Sale, hy Aag. J. MI. B. WAIT.
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Bacon! Bacon!!

AW HUI potlh'Is hFSI rate Stds and Shoui,lrE Bacon, together with
 2,7O0 peupd, uasnS, for family nse, put np by Col. B r. Howaf,i, and warrsnied equal lo the t'csi Cincinnati Hams, for sale lew. by 4
 Little Bock. Sept. c, IS
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NOA FLOW POINTS A sappls rees, VI : pes s,sS'n'er weodsn,an, by WM B, WATT
 Jaiy ,, lsJo
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Hscd Tick.

4 LARGE assortment of Tietipg. for sais ai / N reduced prices tor rash. st
 Aug I3. FATuERLY & CLEMENTS.
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Rfrl4,fs.

D EcEsFED, per mad bout, , cases good .aa.. 1A-B Boots WX& Also, l5 sacks Coffee, for slle, cheap, at
 Aug. 6. Al. HUfTB.
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:. Al HEEN HUN I. h. N.
 A FEW Army Caps, mad" of hne laaierish "A aud oil cloth covers. Rece,ycd and Ger .,, by JOHN DAVIS.
 Lilne Rock, Ja,y 9. 1850
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~ ~ iS' dad bs ti f9TtteT eHacied, That every % "" sAal register in a book 10 be kept for that ro'r every locality of gold; and all the gold pro- f''. si'uct' on the pubiic lands shall be reserved ,'@ sale, until otherwise ordered by Congless; and c,. ssea' shall make monthly report, in writing, .., - permits gIaated, aid the amoaht received for ,r.als' s' 70 The superintendent. who shall make d Itsasqry. '''' '' '''' ,A,e II fad 5e Il f4riLer enaeled, That this act k,, He etec', aai be In force, in em.h district, ,A,r tnF mat th@ agent shall arrive therein, and st ,s..',r I'omatgaton thereof by posting 1t up r '''ea'lng |, throash the eouniry.
 !, "aenament, thus modified, was agreed to ,a.5 'e's oi 2l to Is. Tho Louisiana Senators, ,ss minority
 n- I,m9ht moved 10 amend the bill by provi- er ,1 "'e per cent. oi the net proceeds arising ,,,l| sNe ol permits, shali be paid 10 California, .m. x,. 'o construct loads and canals, and The e, t's F'f@oa, neat moved to apply the provisions s" '' Inc Eiiaes oi silver and quick silver iu a'"A' as lar us relates 10 work,ns tben, he ."aefy Agreed to.
 @ Inc adoption Of other amendments l,u;,ioc ..Is|so oi agents. Mr Shields moved to rs- n. +uilSer ol sg@a.s from tw elye to six. sa on ,t LOOK recess without further &C., the ,oa'. O''' and on re-assembng proceeded ii.s.s <, 'a'ion of executive business
 iaunI,. h'' "r'hneil made intellectual efior, a. ss,e prepasl'son, hy way Of resolution, 4sa @'"a'iee of Inc Whole oa inc state of thr ae, oe f'''y modifying the pressp, rstes o. V '''r'gh nporis,
 4,, n'eAef ruled t cut of order oa several -s, ''S dec's'oa was appealed fro.n, but in, a. s 'A'4 on lhe table by vo,u of iai io sj rrs,.ry ~" '"' en'iIied an act to authorize th, ErlJ ''' iieaSaty Co permit vessels iron E@s Nor.' American colonies, to iaae an,
 s1 ,bl apy " port or place tn any collectors Jis
 0A.Sd SiAlss he may lssigaate, w,.
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NT. LOUIS FIlOIIR.

1 n Bbis- of "O'Falion' Flaur, iasi reeeItea and ~EO for sab for Cash oaly. by
 June g. '50. FATHERLY & CLEMENfS.
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aasrias
 n uses-  |sd fcE |s. had LaPsss
 ,hrre-
 yemsnk |nd h b. |us made
 a grssi lad seen Last ar- Izi ysa@
 ztss Ms
 c im1nsi- | nearly ing on-
 ss tbens |ktfsnsieM
 Rzi&ss
 suh fks 17sSs
 ~~3 fras |rtssi sy aud As
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FOR CASH.

NE arc selling of at redseed psiess = w Ihoss nshing to purchase, will please call on .AfhERLY & CLEMEATB.
 AprI ?, 1850 *8
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04
rpURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT

u OF JAMAICA GINGER-An efficient and
grateful Somachic Smulant and Carminative, for the
relief Of Fatqlency aIlayqg Nausea &c Prepared
and sold by PURCELL, LADD o. Co, Apotheca-
RES and Druggists, 90, Main and 18th streets
Richmond, Va.
This extract contains in concentrated form all the
essential properties of the best Jamaica White Ginger
and will be found valuable, safe and grateful sto-
machc stimulantin an enfeebed and languid state Of
the stomach, accompanied with sense OF sinking or
faintness, which, besides being an attendant dyspep
STA, accompanies almost all arrangement OF the dges
tive organs. 1t impars in such an agreeable and
cordial warmth giving strength and tone to the impair
ed organs, and not followed by that OF lassi-
tude and depression which after the use OF many
other stimulants
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.-As astimulant in enteebled
condition of the stomach from 80 drops to tea spoon
full ditfused in wine glass OF WATER sweetened or not
as preferred may be used to great advantage In the
same manner it will afford pleasant and grateful
drink after meals to relieve the sense OF funess OF
hatuence occasoned by indigestion or other causes
few drops added to tumbler of water will be found
to correct the unpleasant and sometimes deletenous
effects Of the too free fcold water in warm wea-
Their. For Choc, or to relieve pains in the stomach,
much benefit will be experienced from its use, and by
repetition in the larger doses in severe cases. In na,-
sea or sick stomach one tea spoonful in small guam
tity Of water, will afford speedy relief Persons travel
ling will find this article to correct the effects OF
change OF water. Prepared and sold. Wholesale and
Retail, by PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
ia l6 Druggists.
Splendid FORTUNE MAY BE GAINED
BY AN OUTLAY OF f10 OR Is.
METROPOLITAN PORTRAIT CLUB.
O6ces-ss, Albany Road, London, England.
TIME Directors beg to announce that there will be
Il drawn for grand series of Portraits of all Horses
entered for the forthcoming GREAT DERBY RACE.
The drawing will be conducted upon those honorable
principles which have hitherto given great satsac
ton and secured to the above Association such extensive
patronage; and that while the past and high
estimation in which the Club is held are subjects Of
pleasing congratuaon to the projectors, they encourage
endeavours for still further development of their plan
For the future therefore, the number of Prizes will be
extended the Portraits of all Horses that entered
for each particular Race-non-s as well win
ners and starters. The following list is open =:
5000 members each class first class fl0 second do
Is; third do FL Parties have one ormore shares
in each or either of the different classes. Those
bers who draw the Portraits OF first, second and third
Horses the other starting Horses also those that do not
the following prizes. The drawing will take place ten
dave hetore tho anas
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

- FOR RENT, large and convenient House,
El on Council Chamber fill, in fine order for te
nant. Apply to JAMES M. TAYLOR, .
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

~ FOR RENT, the dwelling house on Cary
Eil street, between 1st and Foushee Streets with a
large garden attached thereto having been thoroughly
repaired, will now be rented leased for term OF
years, to good tenant at a moderate price. Apply to
no 80 .. JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

- FOR RENT, the large and desirable dwelling
i house on Cary above LIST street. with large garden
attached. Apply to JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

A good basement and Kitchen on 4h street, between
Franklin and Grace streets. Apply to ,
10 ia RORT. N()I"H.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

- FOR RENT-The fine large and well finished
l store of the new granite front building, four doors
below the corner of Main and 9Th streets Possession
my 81 B. & S. JONES.