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THtlR Coughs. Asthma, Colds, Group, Pronshiiis, E Insaenxa, Bleeding of ihe Lungs, Difficulty of Breaihiag, Liver A ifeciions. Pain CT Weakness of the Bse.siNs Side, Fir.' Stage O' coa'up'ien. &e.
 REMARKABLE CURES.
 Of all the enfes lhat have yet been recorded. there ar. <es;ainlY aaae eqaa 10 the one ifss measioaed which plainly shOss The cursbiIity Of eonsnfiioa. even in soms Of its .cr., fosm.
 Jefferson County. la., Feb 27. lsis. Msssrs Sanford & PasA-Gen:s: This is to certify that my wiir, Nancy Dosonsy. has been in deeiin- ing stale of health for the Ias rwo years. Her dis ease baffie the skill of inc beet medical sid eoud proenre-her hysicfans pronounced hei disease ..Consar,oa in the last stage, and said ihasher eovery wss past all human bopes. As last resort. with very liitle hope, procured Wistas's Bstsam of Wild Cherry After using few bottles, lound 10 my agreeable saTpFse. that her hes.,h was im- proving rapidly She Is nosS 90 far restored, a 10 be able attend to her regular hoassh0ld duties, without suffering any inconyenience. Her rapid improvs meat and p5ese Hi teslih wSnaRt me n the besief that she wiIl soon be entirely re.faFrd.
 RHODES DoH0NEY.
 Stale of IndisBs, JeHerson Co.
 IJsmes NJ. HJmpbreys, Justice ofihe Peace, in and for sad eoaaty and sIa'e, flo certify that the above named Rhodss Dohoaey subscribed and ma'ie oath 10 the foregoing certificate, before e ths z7th day of Fe5ruaTy. lSt9.
 JAEES M HUMPHREYS, I.r,
 To ihe Psbi,e --I, Jacob Green. ol the eouniy af Jennings. and State of Indiana. do hesehy certify that in se early part oi las, season. wss taken with a violent cough. attended with pain in the bseast snd sometimes fever, and that ssnpleye ed skIlfni physician for some hms, who sad that he could give me ns relief. then commenced using Wis tsTs BAisam of WIld Cherry. and felt almost imme- diate ieIief-and afier taking tbsee ootftes. kad myself in as good health As have enjoyed fos number Of yesrs, my restoration, nndee the blessing Of God attribute to the use oI the @sseins skovs named. JACOB GREEN. March l, ls49.
 STATE or INDIANA. Jennings Coaaty. ', David T Skinner. Justice of the peace h and fcs said eounty and State ao certify that the above named Jacob Green subscribed and made caih io the foregoing certificate before me- this Gsst day of March. ISt9
 We would sdsise those of our readers wAe gre b. boring under sa sGeetioD Of the laags 10 mske iaa- medisss siai cf ihis truly excellent medicine The most intelligent and respectable families of our city have adopted fl as favosits medicine; and pefscas pfsdlsposed io ecasumpsiea. who have used i,, 'Pssa ia the h'shss' terms of iis efhe.sy. {.
 Beware of eouatesieisy snd imi,stsons- syvups ssd sii other preparations cf Will Cherry Remera- Der. they only initiate in anne, without possessing the vistues- Bay noae but the genuine and osigi- nal DR- wisTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. Signed ssandfprA $ Pask, ea the wrapper arcaSd each bottle. Sold, whalesAie and retail hy
 kCoyIL & MEAD, Ii3. Cha tree street,
 saa h~fweea Conli and Sf. L0nis, sgs Gsaesai Aesnts tcs the 6sasasEs sssiss ~r
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EIszIHafss nllE sRHTxIRI,
IIempstataA ceunay, ATks.

MemnsfAtA4 County, AFkss TNHE ssessd seauisu sf ths Iasgltusbsn. opened 1 this mssniags FsAs1aEy iIsA. ls50. Rev. c. P. TuannNFxHs. Superintendent esd Pre- lessor of Neral and InselIsctnal Philosophy, Belle LsltsEss and SpAsish Literature. Rev V, C. TnwxASTs A. M., Professor eT Csesiaa, ko@sa, Trench sad ItAliAn LstsEatare- JAmRs CaocxKa. A. M.. Professor of MalAenaties. Sasdeals rsssivsa ia tho Primary DsVassmsas sss inssrusts4.
 TEmMD: Primary Dspartmeat. per ssasssa sf a wseks, payable euasseriy ia advance, Sl3 co Preparatory Department ls co Collegiate Ceafss. % e voeAl aad InssFssssAtai Mssts. Essmens Aus'esl CsmPos;sisns fExtEs, O Initiation Fee. l co Ne dedseii0u fer sAsenss ualsss h easss sf pre- tsaetsi iIlness
 All stsaests charged from the dme of their salry to the end ef the session
 N B.-Fhs sons q al ministers who gre en- gaged ia the regular work ef the ministry. CT ef thess who arc suversBussed or have died ia the ministry: will bs edaeated free of ehaygs-
 BoARDIss eaa bs ebsaiRsd h the bsSt families. at fFsm e ts S per month.
 Psrtieaiag astentien viii be paid beth to the moral and insslisetUaI tEsiaing eF sll students committed to esr charge.
 8. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
 BOARD OF TRUST EES
 Hon. D. T. WITTER. PRETrDxNr. Hon. H. P POiBdexser. Rev. Wm. Me0rcs Rev. l.. F. Lively. Rev. R P Box. | N. Jones, M. D., Mfr. J. B. San defar. Mir. I. Williamson, Hoa J. D. Trimbie. Rev J, Caster, V. D. Rev. ]. J. Roberts, c. B. Mitehe. M D, Mr. ". W. Andrews, Mir. 5. I |. Saaders. Mir. II. W. Smith. 7-22-f
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hasing ussdit ui.A sutiss suses.s in . ..nass of shs sbose cnses JAnxs M Mean1.
 Leaissiiis. Dee. e. Iss1.
 Mcte test:msay fsom ps. Moore: Mr. ysAa DsIl: using your SasssPariia in ssvetal nsw easss e serefals sHd wiih as9Fg eGset. ga no9 seas- dent t is @ne of the most e&eseions madbei14s shsi ean bs naaa e ikal disssse. YsSs.
 JAnEs ~. hoonss N. p-
 wiashssssr. Ky. Feb 1. is4s. Tesiinoay Ike tAs sssie~ing rss1e,s supsssuoss sil iasihsr ssnneass spea ihs sGessy q baifs 9arsapssilla-
 Yrsn Dr. l.. ?. Yasa.M. Psoss.sor sF Fchsasssry ia iks LoaisvisIe Medissl CeiI<se: l. have seeksd sves shs hss of Ingredients eosapostng yohn mnm's ComPeas3 EMiGaes cf aarsspssiA. and have ne hesi- tssioa in saying tAst they form safe esPsun1. snA sae thas Pvomisss us n CeIonis diseases ls .n'sA t t aPPlissAie L. P YAEDELAs ~ p.
 LOaissiIls, Jans (. less.
 I This nedicine is daily gSsgeIling wish dissase thEoaxh ihe Mestern eeaRFy. restoring to Aleemsng health and ycushfnl vixoE. ths sbek snd aMsetet-- aay, these that ssa erievonsly tnvmented. CestiA- cafes afe teenisg lron aH directions, from men sf trDsA sad Aigh moral standing. P6eshg 1s iron Iss intrissie wossh. the very best of all remedies sssS befpge ths pabEle.
 1 Sold whslessle and retail by JomS BsE1. l At bis principal oiEee, cI Foarsh sheet. and by Dssggists generally is the city and country. 1 what Or. PyIes. Physieian by apPoinimsui, to the Leaisviile Marine Hospita says os Balls SafsaPa- rilia:
 1 LevTsvsLLK, March %, 1898 --I have examined the prescription for the preparation Of Jchn 6uii's SarsspsriEs. and heliess the combination to be an excellent cae. end well ealrassed 10 produce aR al terasiise inpsessioa on the system. have used | hO'h in rabiie and private practice, and think it the ! best article 0f SaesapaEiIla m use. i M. PYLEs, M D. Rssideaf Pkssfeira st oks l Marine Hsspfat | For Sale wholesale and retail, ky K. L. DODGE. :. ! DrSeRisf, Little Rock, Arkansas. 7-97-s-m.
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TIE HOT SPRINGS or A WR wK - -

@~@ AM4AN&0 Vk
 O @ MA -A- % @w xA @. HE saesorissr hus rvcsmtiy sh. e. e.aea ae ps.sssssea ef sAis property. by SsT. eeanFmaisaa ef his titis hsfore the 9is3 uep~FsHssnls ss Wa~hiaWtsn, ard sMtB leess deAtrens ef iacreAsinK the paa
 feaaRe of Watering Ptaee sa wsla emkr~i.,.a ~ the Spatdy efsssiaaisa q .aMsrsnd fIu,n~n;s- nesetore he takes this method sf susarlas thS snA tpaEscaaassy ia sAs Soaks.. wsssl thsa .he es.. iRg ssasea viil Sud the
 TAVERN HOUSE
 and bathtng Establishments greatly improved -,,A increased facilities fer hslhlag, aad kesseva. ~ marked a''sattoa to the comfort aaa Aappln.s. ss The limited ,ime in,esyea,as sine. ,h. ..,,,..-. ot the utIe, will not admit of extensive bnrsa.. meats oy the commencement of the ensaiav -. eat such alterations aud additions aa are n,.s.lss eae' VIII be ioaRd completed hy the 6rss of Ma,sN next From which period viii Ruarantea ,a ,A- Pneac that they may calculate to ad at the sar,,s 1eod Isele' comfortable lsdfiag asd Aa,hls . establishments, together witk such sn.,--- amusement as ean As prepared hy a liberal ss..s aiiaFe aud settled detefmlasIoa to give the M. character, and render t deserving of public p.ivs. age. The immediate papsrin;ehdenee of tAs s.,... has been gwen tn charge to Mir F. D. sim. ans., Novemeer n'xt. whcse experience iH this line ana
  oPeFat of the andersieded i, is eon6aen,as s. peetre. insure eairs satisfaction to ali who msv vIs.t them during 'he approaching season. The great earstiye properties of iheae va,sr, .,, toe well established 10 need single testmonlai ... ny part, to add to their importance.
 will, however, saamsExss for the iafeYma,De, af any who may chance ts b. iguoFans Of ,helr es. tresne efficacy. the many dissases ia which shss have proven themselves a specific. and .lns.s '. sovereign remedy.
 Flrs'-Chronic CT inAamascry Rhesmssism, f, all it's varied fonns. Msrcarial and Vonsvinl Ar.. cases embracing their extended cassleras. Nerv. GUS directions ct every grade Psmysis EFup.lons of the skin Teitsr with sll other purtIes af N. blood, including scroffaieas and Caseinemsc,eus affections short. believe Il to be the received cptsion, that he Hot springs of Arkaasss VII renovsse 'ae most threAdbare them ap in aewness of life, PhGnix.lks, and ar. uns. qualled sy any drsiGeratum in the knewn weria. 7
 II M. RECTOR.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. Ts. Is50.-7--ls--sf.
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ITyFRWORT

This plant has ior many years been found to De of yiIiHre ia the cure Sf aee ions sthe Liver More recently Il was ssceTtaiaet that II possessed great power In srresting B'eeding at the Langs Coughs of chronic character. &-. and ol essentIa service la att diseases ol pulmonary character.
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 Gss ENnMsSosx AasD sa.e GAnngusAr--1hss = anEraEaEllls fng ene ths dlahrens s1wss oAtlsd ToeRanlrs ealsNpaFsIla h advertised = sAs gRsGE NAL GENUINE aa ail snAa. This vswsseaa aosuss snA anFss h fu4usyay wcress EaaEre.te ea ,aas shs eegm A essunss ts ute e Iseos hs lAs pmFpoe sf gaining eFsdN ee wnMi hs kkV1 a he kns as1easd vwe sasaA e4usl a1 FEaetiera nF aAasn Ysassir v Nov he xash ia As nsvsr FFarlseed eieine any h kia N1at SacA spif wieka4 misFspfssensasisn books had 1e the sAasasF And vegacay ef fs FsH fwA staesrsiy he hnd neesT ap hoss sta,saeas ~ kF- saE e ef nc Whea wii lsAsa he henswl and sgA- fnl a tlSir dealings ahd iaseFeossss w9A efr IsO0 nns Be appsA nnet Cinpp aasiu1 haa in amr vf.eaarin9 Aa nsxtsse, ataF sha hrgS sas As wsald maako intacNeeoAs efh~fk ha ia hasNesA Thsse sa lave hesa iasstinx and .Sssllinx a al paahls h4us. lA eras Hnpses the pNhtE wilA the hesf shas a Cd nncso9a Sarsapavaa She exsstms, svRina &TsseavHa. mass from she Ct nrssss Oyirss& kses pSe fuss P TowmAsaa have sald thH of uaY naraA Ieg e week will give h1m essn H hs wia pre- daes sas solitary psss of fhta Ills ssssnaees ef TAssnpsoa. Sha3naa & Ca. nshtng eut tsseaa of ialsahais, simply mas te deesvs tho public. and keep ehe tusM awn fa regard hss sgertH fsvassnew nHsal. Thas is eauton he Pahc purchase hug Oid Dg JACOB Townsends Ssrnapsrilta having the Oa DoeanEss hkenena his anag Caaf q ATs, ard hls uHnaEuTeaeru@s the Csal ef Arms-
 PxsssiPes QHes, lu7 Naasaa- -seTsst, v. csH
 1AgOR TOWNSEND
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ROGERS

4 SAFE and certain cure tor Consumption oi Athe Langs, Srif'ing of Blood. Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Pain ia the Sse, Bronehiis, Hoopng Coagh and all Pulmonary affections.
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LAW DEPARTMENT,

The FaeHitirs, for intellectual abilities, mora worth a'si professional requirements wlil compare fayoraoiy wlih rbe most ingnshsd m our eonn. try. The medical faculty constitutes an snomaly m this any other eoaniIy-all of them are ectu. re s and ths bs-t ef teachers
 Those who will contemplate our geographical po- siion. and the exten, oi our population, can have no doGb' as 10 the eIig biliy of our situation for ss enterprise of the kind. As 10 health. including all seasons Of he year, we deny that any oiar ei la, mOYs.
 A common error exis's in the mind. Of many sta. dents relative to inc lisee- oi studying medicine ihose wi in'snd pEae'ieing among the diseases o the West aad South should certainly educate them. selves at school hose Faculty are practice ally ae quain'ed wi;h those diseases %
 Thai the public may be satisfied of the perms. nency oi ihrs school. we feel it our dn;y 10 stats that the TrsEises and Faculty form uat m ae,ion which snguis well tor its fHtIre success; and ,ha The peeulta: internal organization which connect. them cshHo. te interrupted
 E. W NJ. KING, Presiaenis sf Lss Memphis Iass
 Feb i9. 1850. 7-2I
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TAR.


 Th. article is nosz universally acknowledged 10 be the most healing ard ekeient application scr ls ez<~d cr decayng lungs, any portion of the heshy muscular parts of ike buEssz body. lis medI- eiTs and preseFvaise qualities weas understood sy the Egypians the eariy ages of ihe world, and no doaht exist among scientific men, that the preparation nsed in the enbaimneni Of bodies. was eosnpos-d principally Of this ingredient! In iaier ages. if found 10 hs in universal use among the ab"Figines Of America and at is day is Their prn cips, and. in fact. only medicine for an nnso.d slate of langs, or any approach 10 il. Those ~ho are acquainted with this hardy race of men, know that deah froa Csasapiioa is unknown among he,n! The medical faculty in sIl countries appear ic have become oi the great healing properties of this article and are now introducing tt in their rTseties. Dr. BHeksm. of Engiabd, Df. BrteAfca. of Si. PeteIsbutgh. D.. Ia Pfie1s, of Paris. and the distinguished Dr. Cooper. have been in the habit of combining II with other articles m theiT pFeserip ticns. aud with entire success.
 &s BssoaFs Of Counferfeits and Bsss IAitGftoa'
 .'Ths genuine article s signed -iadye~ Rogers on the engraved wrapper around each bottle
 .'Price Si per bottle, or six bottles for s Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVIL x MEAD, il3CasIfes street, Bstween Cont and St Lcsis sts
 Sole Gtasrai Agents for lAs Soathsren Iaiss
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CRERM CAkDLEss--eB BaxaA just received end - fss sale sy FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures : TIN, sHEET-IRoN ND COPPER
 MANUFACTORY.

TN1E subseTiber kee ps always hand, and Is con- \ stAnijy manufacturing ali sorts of Tin. sheet. iron, and Copper ware, of the best maieEsls. and in the most durable and sabsianiial manner
 H will pns up bills, and fi orders for Merchsnts, Pedlars and the residsnts in the country, on the shortest notice cheap, and perhaps ltits cheaper, than any one in the State. He hss large and well selected stock of materials snd wilt do ai kinds of Rspsirs and Jo5 York with the gresest neatasss and despatch. All kinds oi steamboat work repaired and put in perfect order, at 8 mements warning.
 Thankful for rsst fayors. he hopes by diiigenes and attention 10 business to merit asd rsseivss tinuaoee of public patronage.
 Tin Sponts and Gaiters made to order, fcr any part ofths State Y. W. McCRACkEN.
 Little Rock Oct I6 Iste-7-S-Iy
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies,

FHIS Institution, under the charge of Mfs and \ the Misses WooB, will be opened for the re- caption of pupils both day scholars and bOarders sB Monday the 2sth iast.
 fsrmS of Board aRd Tatien.
 FoR THE SESSION TIVE MONTHS. Day s~holars- ist denaFtn~at fntl or En.h
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GT0yEs.--ia Ne. 3, Troy Ais-sIshs Stoves,
 Rseslssasad for ale sy VIM. B. WAIT.
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New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet
COTTON PLANT.

COTTON PLANT. LEWIS SsArp Masfev, will ply. e ~ areealar packet, during he ensuing @a sm srascn, in the New 0tissAs and Ar- kaasas river trsde and, when the stage ef he riyer will permit. will ascend tu Fort Gihsos, rscssvine and anding passengers and freight. at all inssrrne- dia,e landings. I2-n Nov 2. Is4s.
 NKw 0RLEANs. October 26. Ie4a TNHE undersigned having ,his day made thor. 1 oagh examination of the steamboat COTTON PLANT, Cap. SSApp and finding her in good ordee and well conditioned, she having been desked sna put in goed order in this city, do hereby es,y nat cotton. or other produce merehaadise shipped on board of her, will be insured at the usual rates sf premium, by the insurance Companies of this city.
 RICHARD SWAIN,
 RICHD l. ROBERTSON, iA'pse'r" Noesmbev g. lAA9
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
 JOHN n. TRIGG, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK. May 9l, lese. ST-
 HENRY M. RECTOR. AffeRAgI | CaUNSELLeR Af LAW, l0A1ss as Deaton, saline Ceumty.l WILL PRACTICE in the Ceunties of Saliae, w Hst Spriags, Perry. Montgomery, and the essFts at Little Rock. Any busiaess entrusted to his sase wi'l receive PsomPs attsntisn-
 E. CUMMENS,
 AttsEley asd Councillor at Law. AND S0LfCITOR W CHAFCERY
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK
 JAMES T. BROWN,
 4TTOR.FEY AT LAW,
 Tkaasas Post, Ark. VII Pfaetice hts profession in the Second Judicial Circuit, and wi attend to the collection of debts ss1 the inss''g''iou of land claims in every Psrt oiAskansas t4e
 D. ". DUVAL,
 ATTORNEY IND COUNSELLOR AfLAW, AND SOLICITOR lN cHANcERY, Fort smith, Arkansas.
 R. H. JOHNSON, Attorney at Law, LITTLE RocE, Ajax. JOHN M. BORDEN, ATTOR RNEY AT LAW. Resides in LeWisville, Lafayeite cenaty, Arhs A ND val practice h the courts Of the 9th Judi A cial district. All business eonided to his man. Agen.ent, will receive prompt tandfaithfuaiteutop LAMBERT A. WHITLEY, ATTORNEY IF LAW. OFFICE ON N.fRKH.fM STREET. LITTLE RocK, ARKAssAs.
 JAMES 4 WILSON
 ATTORNEY iND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW YELLvILLE- ARKANsAs.
 DAVID W. CARROLL, a f1 Q n N8 ' AT IAW Ws
 Little Rock,
 na3oly] ARKANSAS. Ino2s
 JOHN QUTLLIN, ATTORNEY | COUNSELLOR AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN cHANCERr. orrIeE-EIdorado, Union county. Arkansas. 6. H. HAMPSTEAD. ATTORNEY A Y AT l. LAW. OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET, LILfLK ROCK AkK's. Itf ,. M. TEDBETTS, AfT0RsRf { COUNSELLOR LAW. Fayetteville. ArkamsaS GEO. C. WATKINS As M. ouRRAs
 WATKINS & CURRAN, ATTORNEYS A AT LAW. LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS
 ABEL R. BURKS, A T T o R NEY AT LAW. orTIcE-At Fl Dorado. Union county. Ark's
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. ATTORNEY 1T LAW. < kGEyERlL LAND AGENT,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. WIL ATTEND to the collection of debts in W any part of the State, to buying and selling lands, paying taxes rejeeinrng lands forfeited for taxes, Se. He is authorized 10 sell Lands snaseA fer fksee foar thousand 9ood pLaRfafioss aud a, ehrsp rstes, for d1aA.
 To insure attention. comm nicasions must be pest paid
 Little Rock, Jan. Is. ls50 Is-ly DIR. G. D. SHEER, NTHO has recently removed to this place, and IS ! w permanently lncsied. would respectfully in- form those people of Little Rock and the .nrroun- ing country, who may need medical assistance that he prepared 10 attend The calls of all such ?, opiy ! Office on Markham street, over Judge Lineoln's | Book Store
 Feb 5, 1850 -7-22-6m = COMMISSION MERCHANTS. NOSES GREENWOOD. JH. HEaLD. rEAnANs
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GUxsi cUNsli GUNs,ri

6UNsl GUNsN GCNs!lf
 LUST RECEIVED. and for sale cheap for cash, y q. has Dsaais sad Siagis karrsllsa Shot Cans, Riaes flint sn4pereassien rus I,ocks. ke.. Mc. st the Gunsmith shop. ca Maia street. where yspsir- inK s dcne uP blas. by H. GRfFFITHS.
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INGR Coughs. Asthma, Colds. Group. Bronshiiis
 E Insaenza, Bleeding of ihe lungs, Difficulty o Breathing, Liver Affections. Pain CT Weakness c the Bseast@ Side, Fir.' Stage Oi coo'up'ien. &e.
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JOB PRINTING.

JOB PkIN IINO.
 Ths pssp1ieies Of ths Arkansas 3anneE, re- spectfally informs the public that he prepared to execute every description of Jos " osE, ~'th neal ness and dispatch. and al lse Tsfes ss any emes in the State--such as
 Books, Pamphlets, Hand Bilis. steameeet Biils, PosteTs Bills of Lading, Bill
 Heads, Hssse Bills, Labels,
 Cards; Receipts, RlaRk Notes, Clerks, shcrim's, Jnsttss" and Censtable,s Biaaks of evesy kiha, Ae.' sad sOliciis those desiEoas of isviag ~ssk dehs, give him call lefors nlsking eoptrscts else hsfs
 MASONIC. VTNioN CHAPTER, No. meets al the A O Mssssic Hail, East Main street. on ths ~ second MSnday evening oi each RsSth. WESTERN STAR LODGE, No. 2. A w Msets al their HaA East MAia street, " M on the frsi Friday evening of each monih' IVN
 |. 0. 0. Y.
 A RKANsAs ENcAMPMEST Nc 2." A meets at Odd Feiiows Hall. on sbe nrs N and third Thursday evenings Of each measn'/ LIAR WEST LODGE. Nc. No. I, InssisAH% E at their Hall, East Aaia street, sve'yT&( Saturday sveniSg
 HOPE DIVISION, No I4. meets at Tew' \ \ peraRcs Hail. fl B ALLIs's New ball X ding. corner of Bridge and Markham streets every Tuesday eVeniDg. ID OCK DIVISION No.-, meets at Ten .sc%M 1N persses Hall, corner of Bridge s"a 3# Markham streets. every Friday evening
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REAp.-We the undersigned. Druggists and Ap0thsearies in the city of Louisville. Ky. take piessarr in stating. that h4ye been selling John Buii's Exsfaef of SarsspaTiisz for time. and confidently recommend lt as being good and safe article:
 Tapping Ca .J.B Wider & Co.,, Montgomery k Satcsif-. M. Aiksn & Ca, Wm. Mock. J. W. Gamble < Co, J.H. ONen. SsmT Yenassins, F. " Kniess. B. Massel k Co w. E. Smith. C. 0. Mills. wstts & Thomas, A. c. Weaikerford. Robinson, Pefes k Cary. Rapert. LindtnheIger <. Co. Lsaissisls, Noret6b<r 70. ls4s.
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AThISKEY.--2D -2D Bbls received and for safe by " FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
 April 23, 1850.
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Goep TRsTiMoNY.-The Ohio State Journal Colnmhas. Ohio, thus speaks of Bulls SarsarariIa
 . hss 10 Equal The unprecedented sale o BaIis compcund F1uia Extract Of Saryapspiia ir this eity where Il has been introdnesd fos the pss two nspnlhs eniy. with the very gratifying effect. produced upon all who have tried it. warrant ihs sssertiaa that as . purifier of the blood IL Aqs d egssr T0is is bold assertion, but it can be sub. slastiaiel by calling on the agsst in this eiy."
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nsrTxa Txrinsxs -fhsn w.s sver offered | aSvs ef say h1edieins. from Ds. JAms4 M. Nfocss Mv Iska 8af sI hAss ns hssitxtiss in ssysnS tie
 b<ij<ys seaf GAsszpssa to be lhs best article exe nanafsefased. los tic curs of Sesolals. Syphiiis aad mas ' eghss eufaneous sn4 Gssa4al%f Affection,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
TiIden Declines.

The Akron Standard of Thursday last,
publishes a letter from Mr.. Tilden, dec;in-
ing the nomination of the Free Soil Conven-
ton for Governor. He expresses warm
attachment to the Free soil party and its
principles. So, the story Of the Ohio State
Journal, that he was about to move to
Iowa, and then turn Taylor man, is a
mere whig fabrication. No one who knows
Tilden would have believed it for a minute
for, if they believed him enough of dem
agogue to act one way while he believes
another, still they think he knows too much
and is too shrewd polititian to unite his
destiny with that of a party in so forlorn
and rickety a condition as is that Of the
whig party.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
Constitutional Convention.

We have received the proceedings Of this
body up to noon of Wednesday last, but
they present but little interest. Most of
of the time has been spent in arranging
business, appointing committees, calling for
statistics, establishing rules, &c. On Mon
day petitions were presented asking
the convention, in forming new con-
stitution, to grant the right of suffrage to
all citizens of the State without distinction
of color,upon the reception of which gen
eral discussion sprung up, but the Conven-
ton decided by vote of l0l to 2 to re-
ceive the petitions.
On Tuesday the, President announced
the Standing committees, which, with the
proceedings which follow them were re-
ceived so late that we are unable to lind
room for an abstract Of them this week.
We shall endeavor next week to COM
mence summary of the proceedings and
continue it during the session of the Con-
vention.