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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NUTIUE. A IL persons interested are hereby notified / A- that will make application to the Probate Court of Phillips county, a the next term there of, to be held at the Court house, in said county on the first Tuesday after the 3rd Monday in July next for an order to sell the South-west fractional quarter of fractional section thirteen in township four South, ofrange three East, con- taining 1885 acres of land, belonging to the Els. tate of Jesse Williams, dec'd, for the purpose of paying the debts allowed against said Estate the personal property being insufficient.
 J. s. HORNOR, Adm'r.
 of the Estate of Jesse Williams, decd, Helena, June Is, 1850.
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Great Bargains for Planters,

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. YEYHE following list of fine cotton lands are
 Fl for sale by ". H. RINGO, Agent--and any information wanting in regard to terms can be obtained by calling on the agent in per son, or by letter, (post paidD directed to Helena A ArkansaS
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FABLE OF GOLD O0ENso

AMERIcAN:
 Eagles, since ls34] $l0 % Half Eagles, do % Or Eagles, do ? 50 Eagles, old before lsa4,l 10 50 Half Eagles, old, do 5 25 Or. Eagles, do do 2 62 Carolina & Georgia S5, of all dates, 75
 ENG LIsH;
 IA. Sovereigns, of all dates, 5 dwt, grs. $4 83
 Half Sov's. do 3 do l3 do 2 Al
 Guneas, do do do 5 % English Gold, per act of Congress, of March 3, l643, is legal tender at 92 cts, 6 mills, per dwt
 FRENCH:
 Napoleon, 2ofrcs all dates, 1 dwt 3grs. $3 83 2 NaEoleons TAO frcsl do do 6 do 7 66 Louis d or, do 4 do 20 do 4 50 Frenh Gold, per act of Congress of March 3, le43, is legal tender at 92 cts, mills, per dwt
 SEAMS
 TB7 Doubloons, all dates, IT dwt. 8 grs. $15 75
 Half Doubloons, do do 16 do ' 75
 Or. Doubloons, do do do 90
 Fifth Doubloon, do do 4 do 1 ST Spanish Gold, per act of Congress. March 3. ls43 is a legal tender at s9 cts, 9 mills per dwt
 MEXICAN x SOUTH AMERICAN: TB. Doubloons, all dates, IF dwt. 8 grs. $15 60
 Half Doubloons, do do Is do 7 75
 Or. Doubloons, do do 8 do 3 90
 Fifth DoubIoons, do 2 do do 1 S7 Mexican and South American Gold, per act of Congress, of March 3, ls43, is legal tender at S9 cts, mills, per dwt.
 PRoNusCUoUs COINS: Ten Thaers, all dates, dwt. 10 grs. $7 % Fr. d or, of Den TX or Prus. 4 do do 90 Double do do do 10 do 80 (c. Guilder, all dates, do do % l0)Johannes J. V., IS do do l7 % Moidore, Brazilian, do f do f 87 Ducat, Nets, Den'k. Prus. ? do do ? 20 Crown, Portgl Maria II, 6 do f do 80 Zervontiz, Russia, 3 do ? do 3 % Xerih Turkey, ? do do , 30 Pistole, Italy, do II do , 25 TAI The dragoons soyereigns, so called, are worth only @4 so.
 (B.) Many doubIoons and parts of doubloons are light, and consequently not saleabIe. A doubloon should weigh the same as good dol lar or two half dollars,
 (C.) Most of the Johannes and half Joes now in circulation are light They should be taken at the rate of 80 cts. for weight of cent piece.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, , COUNTY OF MISSISSIPPI In the Circuit Court of Mississippi county, May
 term, A. D. 1850. Hernies Champ,


 US.
 Gideon Pendleton.
 A ND now on this day came the plaintiff by 1A his Attorney, and it appearing to the satis- faction of the Court from the return of the Sheriff upon the writ of Attachment, that the defendant, Gideon Pendleton is not a resident of this State; it is therefore ordered that he be notified of the pendency of this suit by the publication of this notice for two weeks successively, the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the first Monday in November next, in the South ern Shield, newspaper printedin the town of Helena, in this State, that unless he be and ap- pear before the Judge of our Circuit Court, on or before the third day of the November term thereof, to be begun and held at the Courthouse, Tn the town of Osceola, in the county of Mis- slssippl and State of Arkansas on the first Mon day in November, 1850, and plead, demur, or confess to said suit, the same will be tried ex partee and a judgment rendered accordingly. The object of said suit is to secure the payment of note for two hundred dollars, given bv the said Pendleton to the plaintiff, Hernies Champ.
 II. A. PHILIPS, CLERK. A true copy from the Record. Attest: Ii. A. PHILIPS, CLERK. July 20, 1850.
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EseR EEsHPS.

EA ELSEY'S celebrated Patent Bee HUes- 4 M a supply just received, at the store of k. A. BLOUNT& BROTHER. Those wishing to purchase will please call and examine them.
 ,Too. E, 1850
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From thc CharlcstOWn Mirror


 JOHN BULL SARsAPARILLA.--This valuable medicine IS gaining public favor with astonishing rapiditv and s unprecedented and unriyalled popularity is not wtb out merit It has only to be fairly tested to give it e preference over all other SarsaparIas. As puriir of the blood 1t eXcels all other medicines and the numer- ous certificates which have been voluntarily endred to Dr. Bull from the most eminent physicians as well as gentlemen ot every class and prof8sicn of high rep tation and who are well known to all by character fl not personally, IS proof conclusive beyond reasouo ble doubt that It has effected thousands of almost . acuIous cures ln all the various diseases and iorms Of d!scaSeand human suffering for which 1t iSrecomnend ed ne phySIcans ot cur place recOnmohd lis uSe (We believe almost without exccptOn) in preference to all other compounds purpoltng to be SarsapariIa It has been but few months since first introdu- ced here, and we informed by those who keep 0c sae that 1t is more in demand than all other prepara tons Ot the kind We have tested its merits ourSclh personally and in our family and confidently and cheerfuly recommend it's use to the afflicted We say to al give fair trial and be convinced ofits efficacy
 From the Louisville Democrat.
 Bulls SARsAPARIGLA.-Ths universally popular preparation still continues in unabated demand. l. stands unrlvalcd for its excellent properties We shown large number ofcertifcates of cures performd in our midst. These certificates genuine from our own citizens and bear high testimony of it's many yr tues. We, ourselves, know 1t to be good, and by our druggists 1t is held in high repute Every city town and village is now supplied, being furnished with this invaluable preparation
 Dr. John Bull manufactures his SarsoparlIa in our
 
 greatly toward centering large trade here
 From the Jackson County Qnd) Advocate. Bulls Sarsaparllla is doing good in this neigh borhood than any medicine of similar character las accomplished. Many of our acquaintances who have been using 1t, declare that the good effect has had upon them is great that reasonable sum of money would be an nducement to renquish it's use.
 From the Washington Democrat
 By reference to our advertising columns our readers will discover an advertisement of Bulls Smsapara We will say for ourselves that is good medicine, fer we have tired it, and We have doubt we could obtain score ofpeople in village who would testify to the same fact.
 From the Louisville Daily Democrat. The rush of adventurers to California has in soHf measure subsided but the rush for John Bulls SafS naTip is as great as eyer The Doctor says the "cry still they cOme."
 g5The Proprietor of Bulls SarsaparilIa has in hH possession upward of 300 editorial notices, cut from various papers noticing his medicine in the most ateT ing terms
 3-5Principal Office, Sl Fourth street. [Jan l3 For sale at NORMAN g Drug ESfabllSR ment, Helene, .ArkanSaS.
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FRENCH'S HOTEL, Corner Frankfort Street and City Hall Square Opposite the City Hall and Park Fountain,
 wTT-4vvY TynDY
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
 ga VIVA built and opened by the sGo'
 ETA w scrber, May ], l849, who SssssssSSs trusts that for convenience, elegance t.zzss4s ts.zzszsz4sA comfort and economy, it cannot be surpassed in the world. Itcontains more rooms than any other Hotel on this continent, save one only, all of which are warmed gratis. They are all fitted up with marble-top wash-stands which are supplied with CrotOn Water, through silver plated cocks. There is but one bed m room; the Halls and water closets on every floor will be lit with gas during the night lhH Hotel is in the immediate vicility of Merc@F tile Business and the principal places ofamuse' ment. There is Barber'S Shop, and an ez- tensivc range of Bath Rooms connected there with The Hotel will be conducted on the European plan of lodging rooms, and meals as they may be ordered in the spacious and spigF did R3ectory. Porters will be up during the night to admit lodgers, and also to call them l a any time they may desire; and in no case VIII servants be allowed to exact or receive per quisites. R, FRENCH
 9DrH 1850 =I-3nl
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From thc Louisville Mornine Cour

We have been shown by Mir. John Bull, propretorof that world renowned preparation Bulls Fluid Extra ofSarsaparilla an original genuine and beautiful letter
 addressed to him by the accomplished lady of one ote most eminent old physicians in the West giving dc,
 tailed account of one of the most astonishing cures on record performed aIone by the use of Bulls Sarsopa rilIa" This excellent lady had long suffered from Prolipsis Uteri, Flour Abus, Piles Chronic disease of the Stomach and digestive organs and derangemen of the whole ystem, attended with distressing cuanc ous eruption, sick headache, and violent attacks of cramp. After exhausng all ofher husband's skill and applying to many celebrated medical gentlemen both at home and abroad and also using great quantities of"Townsend's Sarsaparila," without the slighest r lief she induced to "John Bulls Sarsaparlla and what wasthe happy result? After the use of few bottles perfect and wonderful cure-thc adyrestoed to perfect health and to her usual flow of spirits.
 Such letters as the one We speak of must afford Mr. Bull more real qualification than could the possession ot countless wealth And whether he accumulaes wealth not by the sale of his truly valuable medicine being its author glory and honor enough and he can say the world without fear of contradiction: T have in my novertyreeved more human suffering than dId StepLen Girard, or John Jacob Astor with their millionso
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NO. IT.,
O32j2sdO2ss 0f ERe E1g.ess.

THTHE best testimony that can be produced to es,b
 -A fish the reputation of any medicine is vbo,I. press say. ItIs common practice with yenders .c patent medicines to manufacture certificates of ,r o derful and astonishing curcs and sign MEN op names to them, and herald them forth to the ,vId miraculous curespersons snatched from the br;t 11 @ the grave. And in many cases these unpripcin1I O' sons have been bold as to sign their forced crr,e cates Dr. Mott. Henry Clay, Martin Van Burcn Sn leaving out letter in the spelling ofhe names in o der to avoid prosecution and to deceive and sindI
 unsuspectng public In extracts cut from resrectI and well established public prints there can be m I ception-no forgery The following selections foe oe the many hundred in the hands ofthe proprcor loH' tainly establishes JOHN BULLs FLUID ExTR1cq 0p s sAPARlILA beyond any manner of doubt as the -reat, most wonderful and astonishing medicine tIe vorI produced for the of ScrofuIa or Kino,s Fr Cancers, Tumors, Eruptons of the Skin Erysine,a,5 Chronic Sore Eyes, Rngworm or Tcttors Scaid 4co5' Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or Joints old Gov1 or Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphilis, Dysno sa, Salt Rheum, Diseases of the Kidneys. DisrFgr arising from the use of Mercury, Loss of Apnrt,a Pain in the Side and Shoulders, General Debli,,r' Lumbago, Dropsy, Jaundice, Costveness, Bloncbii, Coughs, Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmor"r, Affections, Liver Complaint, Female rregulartcsor} or} Complaints, Sick and Nervous Headache, Low Sn1;,a Night Sweats Exposure or Imprudence in Life Ciron; Constitutional Diseases; and as a Spring and SInm@r drink and general Tonic for the system and T osnI and pleasant purgatvc, 1t is superior Blue Iick o Congress water, Salts or Seidlez Powders
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this SarsaParia for general debility and umbogo an believe we have experienced entire relief We used time gone by, two bottles ofS. P Townsend's Sars parilla, for which we gave 8 50, and believe we T received injury instead ofbeneft from it's use
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
DIR, KUHL'S MEDICINE.

A BY SINIA MIXT RE
ENO Colds. Influenza, Cosvencss, Piles, Affection of he
Il Kidney and Bladder, Gravel &c, Fuor Albus, W eak
ness aud other Female Complaints
REL ERENCES.-Dr. kuhl's numerous Agents have
transmitted to him the most gratifying testimonials, all in
the terms that the Ably Mixture is ctca
cious and supassc all other medicines DR. Kuhl
the communications which have recently been published
gentlemen who have been Agents number wears
In North Carolina; Phiier s Nore, Concord, A. x u W
Houcycult, Gold Hill; Major Dugad Mclugald, Moore
county; Col J. NJ \ Drake, tshcboro c. G. Pugh, Gas
ton; Jones, Watson Co, Chapel Iill nr James r. Cal
hm, Druggist, Milton Woolen < Brannock, Wentworth
DIR j. IL Hawlcy, Hawieys Store 2 o., Sampson county
In Virginia. Cot. c. II, Bennett Ptsyvana c. H. Kirby
s. Anderson Laurel Grove Pttsyvana county George
Barr, p NJ, Abingdan DIR. Tn. j. ohenchain Buchanan
Alfred Wihon, Charlotte c. H.. Or w. II. Hasetnc
Marin@hurc; Saml. Dinblc, Orange c. H; f. H. Akin.
son, L,nchbmg, Sc.
Erffdcf Of communication rcceirrd from Cot {. ID
BeRnen, al PdtSyrana C. H., Ia.
"lhe AbysSina Mixture has long been disposed Of
and the patients had 10 procure it other agencies II
has given an unvaled sasacton and not relapse has
occurred fhe cured persons recommend not only in the
recent cases, that it would them in four days il they
kept strictly to the directions
8S-Pree per bottle 10 cents 81 25, and 81 30.
AGENTS:
+. II. Atkinson, Marshall House, I.ynchburg
MAJOR WIN. Ietwich, Otter Bridge.
A Per.on Y Co, Stoners Store.
Edmund White, Big Lick
Geo. w. Shanks, Salem.
j. NJ Phelps, New Market.
Geo w, A Rainc, Appomattox &. H.
VIM. II Jones, New Store
w H. Middleton, Druggist, Farmvillc
1hos Hickson, do do
Jan i-wly
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POLITICAL.
1870 ii
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COMMISSIONER ...4
Sale ofLand in Amherst county.

FINDER a decree o the Circuit Superior Cont II Am
bersi pronounced on the roth ~ March, 1850 in the
49, n IIannalf. exrentiiN Williams NJ. shall sell On
m rcnes At public aacan TO he highes, bidder. ri
av the DC das Aug ueSi, the LAND an the bill and
pf.rsrdinss mentioned, fellows
pno Tact containing ahet 263 ACRES, Which ffa-
x,el Williams now RESIDES. IN said county, adjoining the
lands # Nicholas wa ugh and others
one other Tract adjoining llo fret pnrrhased bF saii
Williams 81 Norris, supposed io contain about ~
ACRES.
And one oht Tract, aalaning the two last surpassed 10
contain One Hundred Acres and conveyed sa'd Williams
b. Josiah II Fills
The tract. Will he sold separately together rs ma, be
deemed best
TERMS OF SAILS. II and ls months credit, equal ia
lecn the give bonds with good personal
erity and the tile retained farther 'ecuriiy until the
mine, paid Thu tile y believed 10 be good, but only
such will be sold a. the deere, auth'fScs
DAVID T.. SPENCE, Commf
IL. ir-v4iEN
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ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims ut the City Of Washington.

JNHE subscriber undertakes the collection settlement and
adjustment of all manner OF claims, demands
against the Government of the United States any foreign
state country before Commits. toners, before Congress-
before any Of the public Departments at Washington.
The procuring of Patents Army and Navy Pensions, the
collection of against the Governments all Land
Claims every demand or other business Of whatever
kind firing the prompt and efficient services Of Attor
Agent.
Government with thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the systems and routine OF public business at
the different Offices well in Congress- added to this,
free to the ablet legal advisers if needed ustfes
the undersigned in pledgng the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch TO those who enut their business to
his Being well known the greater part OF the c-
OF this district and to many gentlemen who have been
members of both Houses Of the last twelve years.
it deemed useless extend this notice by special reieren-
Communications must be prepaid IN all cases.
Charges fees will be regulated the nature and extent
OF the business but moderate in all
Address, II. e. SPALDTNG, Attorney,
May 2-3m Washington, ID. c.
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hGRICUL TU AL
Fram the American Farmer.
ON THE VALUE OF LIME.

Hnu CARrrn Fsq o. Nirgai1 in .uet To .Ina. r
Gsuru fsq which we have bern requested IA publ sh
from the S,uihen Pamfr gives the following hrs "a
psrIence on the nse ul line
W reply u ypur d sire know the comparative value
Of ssne and she'll lne. | am uashe n inform yei,
never made fair canpar on The hc' Is. al pe as
we ceud e., shells cheap. say from 62l IN : cts q
hsgshesd. We burned Them ourselves. and ennnusd %
the shs lime; hni when The SHELLS became scarce.
d ar. AMI difficult p,acure, Ind TO
line frsan the Nm h--ihl.s who had not mail. be-
lievs they both equally god. 10 The ELECTS our
land, though the shell lime long c,ul get Shells
wss much cheaper t ihose who hsd plenty Of VOID and
free to boru ITEM.
We rs d In apply q lsat did . ho1yheads 4 she.
to The whicI, uade soms,hng like 100 bushels Of
Stacked me ~ The land after hrn-
k"n up. aHd hsrfow lhe lime ~. When began To u,e
st'me line fJum the Nsub. elthet Bslu,naIe New
York lin|, pat leo bushels II TAXED lime 10 the
nn the It's applications bat many Vt misi J4dcinus
farmers prefer pn auly 80 bn.hes the frs apnca
tIua. and tepeai with 81 every raaIion ii erHs, until
the land bss linn. ensuah ana iare Is ihr hest
way; a, least it Is tn che,pe and qnicSrs Wy To get
over the land have g'n- '.yef my Whole estate viii
line, either stone 81 shell ~ mafl, aud am canhdrnl
have d,uh'eJ The cteps hy H. | ing over
second time the tate 80 bushels If lime In tn
aud the secoad arhciiun very sppstcrt IN lis h-c
The TACT u. b-lieye. that all lands his side 4 tie
mountains DIFF ieas in lime. ard thre is
ful farming without 49, aud canaoi go amss IN tbs
Of 1t; and = the Comparative value OF lime tina
whichy oa GO cheapest. aud ST convenient To hau
cut. Is thr best IN my humble opision,
Lime. either she'll. sh.nr: IN The shape Of rel
cacare9ns md, Produces m,sl detided ELECT on 90
lands; II ensures c.yer lsud that would bling
without. ana oliver iadconsly used will irphove an'
toerable land. bach sand, sui and p
pew. we call /, here.
Belarr the general use d ue in this part Of the
Try, either mari 81 linn, (aad 10 Edmand Ralia Ser
NE are indebted FIJI the general OF } Ne ihoug
the auylal ttttDmS al la River The only
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HNE-ITs UsEs-AND QUANTITY.

10 the EdHoF OF The .fpertcdn Farmer
SIR: IL graiif d iud by recent publications. that
the opinion is BIC ming prevalent ng Intelligent
farmers, ihata much less lany OF lime than for
nisry used. is suiiren, for all Immediate agricultural
purn ses The esuavagani application Of in England.
where from 80 10 GOO bushels was fr many years the
quantity put the acre, srved Ia lead many asray here
IN this caunlrv and hence The too free Of IT, be
Iieve thai iber- Is immediate bereft To be derived
from greater application than 80 bushels h the
any time. that qaaniy being suffrien, all The
the pnrross Of melna Ion several years. il being com.
mpeieoi 10 give heart and fertility to almost soil
with the aid VI clavpr-ey push it, II 50 bushels
thee, will answer much o the objection aeans, lime
arcunt IT lis heavy enov and the ability use
~ Is increased fifty per cent, and instead OF lining
acre. me farmer may lime twa an object OF high import
70 one Of limited means
Cpnpec ed with he use If lime there il one fac
which desire ms, SINGER y impress upon The reader
your valuable periodical, that il should never be ap
piled without giving i material 10 upon Upon al
new grounds, upon grass swards and upon clover ley
II may be most advan,ageonsIy applied II here be
hsavs crop of weeds aud sIabble the h.ld there
say he also used to decided advantage hut lei il be APP
p~d wbereseeyerii may. 1t should have somsthing Il
c'nveft into a cmdilin Of vegetable food, therein
nextt neu'raizng the ascidty Of the sill, does il
cief virtue consist if there be no c'overeys gras
swstds NJ cruPs OF weeds, in with II, very hap
ny substitute may be fonud in crop Of buckwheat "
m uas which either gets into flower shonlj be
~ wih u. EIiher of these Substances will afford fol
sc"pe ~ the acon Of the minersl and amply renurneY
ste the sgrcnnst far the tine, trouble and expense
providing H. will venture the assertion that feel
thss treated which woud not yield bushels If wheat
the acre. may 10 three years be made TO produce twen
bushels, and II udiciousy cropped afterwards will retail
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2er,,,s-s5O per Session.

Al comnnniea ions pertaining to this department, mustbe
addressed 10 r.. W M KING, ESQ
The Faculties ior intellectual abilities, moral worth and
profession requirements. will compare ayombly with the
mos, uished he medical faculty
surs anamnly IN this other country OF them
are able lecturers and the best OF teachers.
Those who will contemplate geographical postionan and
the of population. have no doubt asohe eli
rhtv situation or enterprise oi the kind As tn
health including all OF the year, wedrpy that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
The first class Of the Law and Medical Departments oil this
Institute small hut the gentlemen composing them arc
talented and in the highest degree respeeiabca favorable
omen for the future prosperity oi the Institute.
That the public be satisfied o the permanently oil this
school, feel II duty to state, that the Trustees and
Faculty form NH IN scon, which angurs well Tor ats
and that the peculiar internal organization
winch connects them, "annot he interrupted
f. w NJ KING, PRESIDENT
otthe Memphis Institute.