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EaDne mwM1NT

VNHE dwelling House and lots occu- &A \ pied by Gov. Sam C. Roaue the pro- perty of Mrs. Ann Reardon. IL is situated-E-4-4 at the West end of Markham street. and embraces two full blocks. with stables and other improve ments useful and convenient. The house is large and the grounds are highly improved.
 Possession be had the lst March. For terms, apply 10 Wm. B Wait.
 Eeh 2k lsln.-9l-tf
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TO TnR PUBLIC.

VyHE ATrENTIoN of the citizens or Puaski, \ aad adjacent coun,ies, is resp etiaIiy asked 10 one of the lMgest and best selected stock of Cheap Staple Goods Never before offered in this city. The undersigned promises 10 sell them as low any honest merchant in Little Rock.
 He has taken great care in the selection This Goods. which he thinks cannot fail 10 piesss dis corning public.
 Truly thankful for past favors. he hopes by an honest and fair course Of dealing to merit contin uance Of the patronage heretofore So hbersy exten- det to him. A. J. HurT.
 Little Rock, Dsc'r 4A iS49.
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MSua1rn

On the ssh of February. by wm. Maxwell. Esq, Dr. L. C. THETSoHD, ts MIss MAHT L.. HALLRA, all Of Arkansas county.
 In this city, on the 9th inst by Jas D. Fitzgerald Esq, PArncK SLArrERr to Miss NAscr FoRsEs. both of this city.
 Tn this city. on the 7th last, by the Rev. Joshua Green, Mir. CHARLEs CALDWELL. of Jefferson co. :, Ark. to M4ss LoUisA FEILps, daughter of the Hon. Wm. II. Fellss, Of this city
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IN N'rOakE

100 Large f,esched SaeAs salt. 20 Rags beat lOO New Rio Coffee; 40 Boxes Stss Candies :. l5 Boxes ef Inc celebrated Phasdslphia Tobscoe, heretofore kept by wm, P, ogicsr,
 Also, large iot of Looking Glasses of sH sis-s- very cheap. psient Flows. Grabb.eg Hoes. Trscs and FGih Chains. Caa Locks wi:h Avs, isshsi La dles Csfoiias tlces. Morse Cellars. Aagex Bp,eher Knives s<c~. Re. For sale by A. J. HuT'f.
 ksh & 1850
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s.y,.s u.-.i ~.'A cause susss,s h .: 2, ]. msg ~ Louisslll.. pse. as. Isss.
 ,..,,,ao,v fms, Slr M,Se.: Mr. J,ss ssn: an s;nr voar Ss,.st ssilia ssvrvsi aes ea-es se Serp1aIa and wlth hs, py eE'cl. am n"s esah- Hen, ,s ts m. of t~ u ss etheartsua a. dteiaes ,hs, can bs made for ths. anrese. T~'ss,
 JsmRs M McoRn, M. D. Winchester. Ky, Feb. |. Isss~
 T.,t,n,srv Ike the following sssas~v~ suFsFt'saas .H h,,,her cOmmeu,s apsa IISv esnrAey os B''t's Ssr~spsrilIs.
 Fra.a Ds L. P. Y4adel. Prot-essr cf Sheresssyi is ,t. Ioni.yili,. Mp,.tcai Coii~Ee; !" hse. booked over Ihe llss a, ingredients eos'aPofHx esen nsha Comnaud Exttagt ef ar<spsrsltA, assa - e nv-i- ntna in saying tbai they form ssie s's one that promises well a Cklne'r dis"aS'r - ~tsFu 4 is a,,p,,c auie.,' L. P. YASDgLEs P Louisville, June 6, isIs.
 This medicine is daily giar~F'irg wi;h di'~ssv through the western county. Feseestng to eeoNssx healrn Asd youthful vixot, tite sick asA sfhessdS nay, taoSr ihnt ate grSevoasly tnFnr~ird. G~sssh~ rafes are tssnthx ieem ct i'FeeiieRs. tro'n us.c ct truth and i a moral standing placing a, tt"'R a'' intrinsic werth, the very best Oi "t fssnsses svvr befoFe the pahilc.
 Sold whospsate sAd retail hv Jeas bSxG. Al his psinepaI office. St Four b sii~ri, aaS eY D,aggists generally in the rity and eoaa'ty. What Dr Piles, PHysieisn " Sprclatres', 'c ths I4.si i'le Mat.ae Ho:pitsl, says ei BaiI.a SkrssPA riiia
 I.,crsvltK, March %, Isla --l have exsasiRrd the preser,,tioh for tie pseparetonsss 1Uhn baH's Sarssparitia and believe the eo'hoss',oh To b. an ,xcehent one and well calculated 70 PessaeS ." a'- tstnaiIve impression on the system Asvs ass~sn boh ia rabic sud private practice. and tkssh the bes, afIieie of Sarsepaflila tn ase
 NJ. PYLEs, NJ D. Restasa fhystcasa ss iss
 Masiss ftrspafst, For Sale wbulesale snd retail, 6y R L. Ultsse, Drkgeisi, Little Rock, AekaTsas. t-99-~-m
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PROCLiNlTllN BY THE CoyEgN0R,

WHEREAS, ihas been made known to me, W that an uBppvoked mnr,'er was committed in he county ol Clrk, time in the year Is4s by certain John tewart eu the body of John B. Anderson. and that the said John Stewart, having been indicted for Sid murder and confined in the Dallas county Jail, and on ihe 30ih day of Januaiv 1850 made Li' escPe and fled from justice, and is now running al lar.e:
 Now, therefore, John Seden Roane, Governor of h- State oi Arkansas, by virtue oi the authority in me vested by las, do hereby offer rewird oi two huhtred dpIIar. 10 anV person who may appre- bend the sand JohnStewari, and deliver hun. 10 the Sheriff of Said coudy of Dallas, to ,he end that jus tlcs may be lad, sNi executed n this hehalt In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
 hand, and casse.. the seal of the State 10 be IL. sl sihx xed, al Irie Rock, ihis the 26tA day o
 February, 4 D. 1850.
 JOHN SELDEN ROANE. By the Governor
 D. 5. GREER, Seoetary of State.
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Rssisned Lieut.. Felix Grundy Mayson has re- signed his commission in the Marine Corps. which was accepted by the Secretary of the Navy, on the 26th ut. The Portsmouth, Va. Pilot says: i" It !" hard 10 conceive of such vilIsiDy has been prscsiced by thisman Afier ingratisiinE himself tnto several associations he turned il 10 account by swadling many of our citizens aud has fled 10 parts unknown, abandoning his wife and children ,o the Charities Of Portsmonth :,
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@'xo Prescription for opinion,s sase.-

~N0 Prescription for Opini0n's sake.'' The Angelica papers contain the following cores pohieRes of Fiiz Henry Warren, General Taylor. head maa in the Pos, Office Department with Capt Star. tAe venerable postmaster at Angelica When fhe trst effort was made by sumiry parisans at An. seea Ter the Tsaanval ot The democT postmaster enc haAdr"d aad foTty-fve whigs and ninety -four moera's oi the town remons,rated against it, and Re was suReredt0 rema0 for several months Another eueft was made for his removal this winter but the ocenpaHs, t"eiing secure that ho charges could be brought agAsst him. would not allow his whig and oemoeratie feRow-eiiizens 10 renew their resnnn- sushces el hls removal was effected and he al once demanded the cause. and received the follow los aasvsr:--
 'Posr OTEcE DEPARrnENr.
 . ".7PPaintsaeai OGies. Febuarg |, 1850. sls In reply 10 yOns ol The 26lb ult. you are ,''o'med that the charges upon which you were re. s' INV Ien the ozilce of postmaster at Angelica. io'x' were entirely ef q POLITICAL CHARACTER.
 Very respectfully, &c.
 r. Ftsr HENRY WAssr,.
 |tA STARR, Esq.
 W. .Aasesea. .sntgasy Couafy, x. r."
 oer,,, ,sO never objected 10 the removal of dem. =. ;n.;., omee oy federal administration bni Y.v,or. hs, It shall not be doae in defiance of Gen pos;,ion ne ,Ss 10 The contrary. without fuI ex. the s.e inconsistency We are happy to see cause of . rs uon come out. and boldly give the Capta;s s,.,s as Ii has in the above instance rasged from os ."s nTs democratic incumbent re- fortunate enourh ., " uehersi Taylor. who has been - -" s.' Mas been given ,,s hS II .,s ,ea- ke h.d as federal party miyh, |, i,,..ssS,s., nfs.s e. ysn'y of some ,nisd..a A'e ''e''ea "s' ,h.;. s.'ey are taught to hssas "t negise. sake" -''' ao' p1oseiite men for Q o,iniou, !,
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The Parkman Murder-More of the Texa.
 Letter.

A gentleman from Boston, who has lately been oh visit 10 the Western part of Texas, called at onT office yesterday 10 examine the letter of Oro- noka published sometime ago, in ,he Dslia, in ~h'eh the writer decaies that he was the of Dr. Parkman. This gentleman informs ns that he inade degent inquiries. during s ssif to f.xas te discover some clue 10 the author sty ef hs letter and ae result ol hIs researches contributes greatly to heighien the mystery which hangs over b,s ar,r The letter signed ''Orono a." is dated Washington. 2Sth et December. ls4). Our informant has asc er- tainrd, bey ai doubt, that an unkB and sus- pleIous looking individual arrived tn Washington about that time. who came from Boston, ria Gal- Veston aad Hosst0n He remained at Washington bnt few days During that time he conversed Ssith several petsons 10 whom he stated that he bad
 beeh blacksmith by trade, that he had lost his wife, and having saved feHv hundred dollars. wished to invest in Texas laads Afier remaining here a few days lie departed for Austin, where ke entered his name In the register of the Orleans House ss ' John " eks, Blsion" The appear -ance ot the stranger calculated to excite sns- rIeion. K. was reserved and leivous He did not TemaiR long in Austin. Oar informant. whilst in Austin, having read The letter of" 0ronoka " in the Dets. made inquiries into all the movements ot this individRat He also cut oet of the registry the entry ct his namr. witch was compared, yesterdav with the handwriting Of tic letter of ''Orcnoka' . and ssthca gh the entry in tbe registry s writer hurfiediy and nrrvonsly, yet ii contains points c sesemblsHcs ts that of " Otonoka.7 which are yer, ps!pable and striking. We give these facts as the, are detailed 10 us, by our informant, wito is res
 pectabie citizen of Boston. They are certaini, deserving of consideration ana investigations
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TRVJSTEE,S SALE.

nY VIRTUE of a deed of trust, executed by ID Abraham Rapley and Charles Rapiey, bearing dale October lsih. A. D. Is47, and duly recorded. 10 secure the payment of sGndry debts. as thcreio specified we will, in pursuance ot the provisions oi sa,d eed proceed 10 sell at public auction. 10 the highest bidder on credit et SIX, twelve and, eig- teen months at the court house door in the city nl Little Rock, in Pulaski county, Arksnsas, on Sa- turday. te lSfksdoy of April Heu (.3 D. lS5o), betseen The hours pi nine o'clock ib ihe ioreBooI, and three o'clock, in the afternoon, ot that day. The valuable and highly improved real estate situated m said city of Little Rock. following: to wit: bounded and teserihed az follows, viz: commencing al a ptint on the north side ot Markham street, seventy seven feet and nine inches east from the souti%t st corner of Block No. One, as designated on the plat of the su,ve4 el the town, now city, o Liilr Rock; thence running east with said Markham street, on the north side thereof and fronting thereon, sixty eight feet and nine inches, and extending back at right angles the same breadth oi sixty eight feet and niue inches to the alley (now called Er street. running though said Block No. One, ore hundred and forty feel more less e-th sl eDe- fnrpik aud ia movements thereon. The tiie, we believe, 10 be good; bll wr 9iil convey only such trht as is vested m ns by the deed of trust aiore- said upon the final payment in iuli of the purchase money.
 DANIEL RINGO,
 FREDERICK W. TRAPNALL,
 1fusiees.
 Little B,ek, hlarch l2, 1850 27-ids
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For psent

A Farm on the Arkansas river. enc tnile 6eisir A Luiie Rock, with eighty acres cleared.
 Also, Warehouse aud Store house at Inc lower landing. Apply atthis office.
 Feb. l9 lS50.--a4--tf.
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800 POSTS NAMED.

Y Wish to contract for Ilhrss hssdEed Cedsr \ Maberfy Posts, b be srv.n fee, iosg. and ta sqass7 no, less ihsa six lnAlses. Pervoss wisbs, toNtaks the teh. will rsrass call pasisls npoa tae uhd- Fsigned. A. ], HE1T.
 9sa. 2s, 1850.
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HE ME N sA1e

D ECEIYED per Steamer Pontiac from Cincin lG nati. l0 Boxes Army Beans; 30 Griadsiones l.0v0 Gallons stone ware; Bbl. Cider Vinegar and Bbl. Lard Oil, No. l. Apply 10
 Nov. Ie, 1850. A. J. HUTT.
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COMPARATIVE CoLD. D.--Sei0oimasisr --"RobeTt. compare the adjective coid.''
 Robert-'po>,'ise cod; comparatIve, cough; su- perlati ye, eoGa'
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x Cincinnati GOcds!! LUST RECEIVED, sud In store, g 4756 lbs. asserted bar irou; I,0sg lbs hoEe shoe Irou: 5000 lbs. assorted Casiingr:
 % boxes Glass. by 10 and 10 by l2; 60 bundls bar Lead;
 5 kegs Ny. Rife Powder, superior article
 l barrel copperas;
 do iaeratus;
 2 boxes lest No. l. Starch;
 l5 large sigar Kettles;
 F do eriddles; K 25 pair snail Dog Irons; For sale low Applyio Al. HUTT. March ,, 1850. 2G-
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PROCLAMATION BY TUE GOVERNOR.

THHEREAS, has been made known 10 me. w llai an un,rovcked murder was rotnmiited in he county oI Independence. on the 18th day ot January. 1850, uton the body of Abraham B. Ora. ham, by eertan negro boy named Chariss snd being the properly of Ms Newland. and that the sai negro Charles has fled from justice and is now running at large;
 Now therefore. |, John Selden Roane, Governor of the State of Arkansas. by virtue of the authority in me vested by ls~, io hereby offer reward oi two hundred dollars. to any person who may appre. bend the said negro Charles and deliver him 10 The Sheriff ofthe said county Of Independence, ia order that justice may be lad and executed In this behalf In testimony whereof, l have hereunio set my
 hand and calssd The seal Of ihe State to be IL. s.l affixed at Little Rock, on the 27th day ol
 February. A D 1850.
 JOHN SELDEE RoANE By the CovernoI
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of Siate
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A. q. HUTT.

NTOULD respectfully iniroIn the citizens of Lit w He Rock and Us vicinity that he has parchas. cd from Win, P Officer, his large and well selected assortment of !" Partridge" Boots, consisting of I2 cases Light Calf and Light Welied ss also w st-E Proof" ditto, which will be sold for cash, on the most reasonable terms.
 Also tiom New Orleans, general assortment oi Ladies and ehldren's fine Shoes and Slippers, &c.
 Feb. ,. P.
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NisnlNafay MlLE SENlNIRK.


 TTNHE s.eoad session sf thi. Iu-slsstisn. for the U pFeseas schelsutie year, viii begia on Moa- day. the 18th. ef February neaI- Rev. C. F TraRExHSz. Superintendent aud Fro feeear of Msrsi uRd lnt.lIscinal Philosophy Betle- Letters, Spabish and italian Liisralure. EDWIN YcrSG, Professor of Mathematics. --. Master of the Grammer School.
 TERMS:
 Primary Department per session Of 2l weeks. payable quarterly iB advance, Sl2 % Preparatory Department l6 U0 ColjeOiats Course, % % Vocal aud InstrumeB'sl Mpssc, Elements of Musical Composition, tExlfs) 0o Initiation Fee, ! 00 No deduction for absence unless h cases Of pro- tFacied illness
 All students charged from the time of their entry 10 the end of the session.
 N B.--The sons of all miniSsers who aFs gagged In the regular work ~ the ministry. or of those who are suprrsRnated or have died in the ministry. will be educated free of charge. BoARbixs can he obtsined in the bcst families, at from s6 to @ per lnoaih. ,PsrticaiaF atteatioH will be paid both 10 the mora, and intellectual training of ali stsdsRts committed to our charge.
 z s. T. SANDERS, Secretary. Washington. Jan. IT. 1859. 22-If
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D. B. GREER, Secretary cf Siate.
HescriDtion:

1eScription: Said Charles is bout , feet inches high, stout built, yellow compExion, quick spoken. walks very fast generally. On of his ears has small piece cnt out, very lew aarks of the whip on his hack, but great many sn his thighs. About 20 years oi age
 Little Rock Fed 27, 1850. 26--,f.
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SUNDRlES.-Davis' Extra Sugar Cured Hams .tO and Dried Beef: l5 Boxes Cheese: Shaker and Common Brooms: Odd Lids, Sugar Kettles Round Pots, Skets Cook Stoves. Hollow Adzes and MatIocks. Received and for sale by
 Feb, l2. VIM E WATT
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Is1v to Soay ss you no, adn,rs ay d.o,h,.,.. "Jqdys of pa,ss',, 70, Because" sad he, "i am % no
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Said John Stewsst is about 45 years old bui looks olfer, about 5 feet inches high, light complexion and litile frecklet bown sandy hair some ,yhai grey, weighs ahou l5O. On ane of his shoulders there is spparen'Ivthe letter C. branded.
 L,tte Rock, Fed 26, 1850 26--n.
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RON and STEtL.--4oso lts. hal. roune cad square bar iron; s10 ibs hefssshos IEea. 50 Diarnssd Pia~ Mouids.
 se Cary do- do- 400 ibs spr,ag sseei
 ls0 ' German do. ksesped snd fss sH@ hy isb l2. MI, 2, NAII.
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POsrPONEMENT.

INHE sale Of the personal property belonging to \ Inc estate of Urban B. Baldwin deceased, ad- vertised to take place Thursday tho ialh Inst, is hereby postponed until Friday. the lst day of March. A. D lS5o-when and where due atiend- ance will be giyen by me. 4. J. HurT.
 Feh. l9, lS50-Ql-3w 4dnialyfrator.
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Tae SSis Disgrae,d We mourn over the f.m. pire State, the first in favor uf the nion-the Ice to the unPnncipied agitator, bat now sah,uis- eive tame and servile-afrai 10 lift up her feet and crush the reptiles which seek Co destroy her. Au abolition convention was held in Syracuse. January l5 1850, and not one of the members was tarred nDdfesthered. black rascal by ths name ef Doug iass, the same fellow who was on the Buffalo plat form with Van Buren. among other remarks wa. permitted to use the following language:
 4 Let the Union be dissolved l wish 10 see il dissolved at once. Talk 10 me ofthe love of liberty sfyoar WashiegtOns, jefersons and Henrys; they were strangers 10 any jus, idea Of Iiber.y.r
 It to the disgrace of Syracuse that the citizens of that city oouid stand by and hear the great father or his country nsulted by this wretch, and that no man was sufficiently manly or patriotic 10 feil the scoundril to the earth.
 Yet we abuse the South, and call their people fanatic Why, no tchte man in this state would dare 10 abuse tho nsme of Washington. in this inaauer; yet black man could do so with impdiii. Y. Whs, arc we coming to ?--Nac York >uaday Mercury
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TNLnUR and NAlLS.-50 bb,s St Louis super N Fine r Iour and D Kegs Nails. received snC tor sale ty VIM, E. WAIT.
 January ,. 1850.
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MONET! MONEr.i

A IL persons indebied, in snywise, to the under "A signed. are solicited fo make immediate psy- ment, ior the hest reason 10 the word-he wants al! the money Jstiy due him. to invest R Cotton, Pei. tries. Beef Hides. Coon Skins. &e., &e i, for which he mii give the highest market price n cash.
 Dsc. II, isi9. A. J. HuTT.
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FARM TO RENT.

4 Snsll Farm 10 rent, adjoining the plantation "A of Mir. Joha Adsinson. lying about 2l mils' below Little Rock. Apply to A. J. HUTr.
 January 22, 1850.
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HLOUR-50 Bbbis Oh'o supsfhhe Flour, just x received per Pontiac, |" And for sale oy
 Ian. Is. VIM. B. WAIT.
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Peacock Flows.

LUST received per Mail BOais-30 enc horse sb Peacock flows : 10 do do. Valley Plows; 10 iwe herse Peacock Pcws Apply to Feb. $, 1850. A. j. HUT.
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DACON & PORK-s000 lbs. Clear Sides. D bbls Clear Pork. Received and for vale by
 Ave. 2s,h VIM k. WAIT.
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NEW GOODS.
Family Bacon.

9000 POUNDS Conway Scotrs celebrated -ON}O Family Bacon, iu store and f,r sale by
 March i2, 1850. A, J. HUTT.
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D ECEfVFD al 4. ] HuTr's Cheap store. I( Lots of Paid Lnseys, Kentucky X Ohio Jeans Blue Prints and Red fIahn-is; Piain and Txillte Black and Plaid Alpacas; Bed Ticking Blue Den inns Indian Head Sheeiing. Also, Hardware Queensware. &c., &c., &c. For sale low hy
 Oct. ,. A. J. HUTT.
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DL0uGHS.-36 No. l, Hsli Improved Peacock 1 IS No. ?, [" {"
 G No. :, '"
 j2 No. !, Halls Valley, with cast points; Received and for sale, al reduced rates, by
 janl6 VIM. B. WAIT
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CTovEs.--ia No. ,. "iroy" Air-.ght Stoves n e 2, :"
 Received and for sale by WA. B. WAIT.
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NEW BACON 1000 lbs Cisat sides, received IN and for sale by
 JanaaTy 26,h. WM. B. WAIT.
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Y IME.--50 large bbls "Utica" Lime. in prime ll order, received per "Pon,isc" and for sale by
 Feb. F. VIM. B WAIT.
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A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKis--Ilow we all admire a clear, beauttfni, wniie skin aBd rosy -eolored cheek. How often da we persons, not possess sing this 'desideFstula so dssoaiy to be wished :" fesoItiug to cosmetics. lotions, washes, paints, pr
 cologisg materials 10 restore 10 them semtia.c n that which disease has deprived theu. oi, an Ina, too, oiieh times with isanfsst injuxy 10 the ,k,o
 The fact IS, Baiis Ssrsapariia ts the bs eos,ns,i. khosn. Il makes the skin clear urs.n fine eo,,sc and sny true principle, not by sea Ing tls larts.. wiih poisno1s os asteIioas na,ter winch serve. n close 'he pores and check natural per.pir a,ion bu, ey removing every particle ot bilious, rsorbi, and diseased matter from the hleos, ,aaklng to. same pate' heAifs aud vigorous giving aciyiry t every minute vessel, and changing isss yellow, dAI ana sai.ow eeustensnce 10 inc bloom and freshness oI yoeh. II the ladies generally could be ssPrises spa convinced of tbs iac, they would abandon ,h, use or ell paints, mixtures ard ofians and ih, onlf efectass remedy. "A word 10 the wise safheeni," and hint IS enough for the ladies.
 i BErrEs TEsrinosF--Thsn was ever odtred :, I tAseL ot say Medieins. ifon Dr. James M. MecTe | Ar Jeaa Bail have Ha besiialtos ia saying tha
 believe yoar SaDspaFills 10 bs he kest sfies eye | manufactured sof the cue of Sesofaia. ayrh,is'
 ahd many ofhet uloaeoQs ma ClAn.ulaf AHzC,tons
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N ,ME-aJ Bbbts. .'Thomaston" Lime. reeised N l ana tor sale bv M b. VAL
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A RKANsAs FLoUR-s7 Bags Fresh Arkan "A sss FLOUR, received from Nap Bnren, sAd for sale by tjune Sl A. J. hUT>r
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DR. G. D. SHEER, ,

VXTHO has recently removed to ihis place, and is w permanently located, would respectfully iB- form those people of Little Rock and the snrroun'- ing cocriry, who may need medical assistance, that he is prepared 10 attend the calls oi all s,c promptly Office on Markham street, over Judge Lncoln's Book Store.
 Feb. 5, 1850 -7-22-6m
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SntuSieS NnsbStcS! NOR SAlE-59 Nj Heart and Sap Shingles, low I for cash. Apply to A. HUTr. Feb. >6, 1850.
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IRON. NAILS. AND CAsTINGs.--lo.oeo li.s IRON, assorted; 20 kegs MALLS; 5000 las. CfSTINGS, just received and for sale, low for Cash. by inyl51 T. b. MERRiCk Go
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From Dr. Wm. r. P,eutiss: Mr. Bull; In regaId to your Safsapauila, wiil ssf thai have used Il 10 some extent m Cutaueous Ar cllons, oi long standing ss Tipes Caprts, Lrpra, rrofiasis, SeaS- les, SyphIlItlc, Csehexla and sn all disease- ~hSre the indicaiiono seems le ei,sl.i ia thorough change or modification ot thr fluids of The body with considerable success, in eoH junction with ieca trratment. l iniuk would prefer Il 10 any ohei preparation ol SarsapaFiila ih use, and any ph,si can vii aimit its value npon learning lie sasaISnc
 dat enter into its composition. Rrspeeiu, yn'rs
 W. T. PRENTIss, M. D.
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pcscrinfinn.

TT NsI' wv '|' 'EN'f-
 D. B. GREER, Secretary ef Slate.
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i,tle Rock, Feb, as. 1850 o-2s-sw
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Eescrintion:

D. B. GREER, Secretary of State.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

RHEUMATisA Let all those who suffering under the agonizing toftares of Rheumatism read the following, aud See wha may also be done ioT them, II they will use this inislIlbie remedy.
 Mr. Joba Bsu-Deat Sir: For line last ,hr,e yesls have been afflicted with Rheumatism ol the sever est character. was al times in thr gre ,iest agony of pain; iri"d every remedy conld procure for the disease, but found Iio permanent reet unlt l induced to use yonr preparation 0. SArssParilla which has entirely cured of Rheumatism, am greatly improved my general heAit more than any medicine ! have ever used. 1 have been free ot pam for several months and have doubt th. IS permanent, and confidently eeomtnend il ss being the best medicine In use for Rheg,nAlistn.
 lsHtN BRIpCES.