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WASHINGTON HiLISEMIxARY,
Hempstead (,omtV, ATks.

HcMPStea0 GOWSyS AtAss VNHE second session of th Institution, opened 1 this morning. Februsrllt 1850. Rev. c. F. TURRESTfSK. Suerintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy BeIle-LetieFs, and Spaais Literature. Rev. H. C. THwEATT, A M.ProfessOr Of Grecian Roman, French and lalia Literature. JAMEs CRocKER, A. M. .Profssor of Mathematics Students received in tie Primary Department and instructed. .
 4TERMe.
 Primary Department per session of 2l weeks payable quarterly in AwaDo, SIP Ot Preparatory Department, l6 O0 Collegiate Course. 90 OC Vocal and Instrumental M,sIe, Easssssss cG Musical ComPosition,( Extn) OC Initiation Fee, l 0O No deduction for asenee lnless in casss eI pro- tTacted illness
 All students chaped from the time of their entry ts the end d tho session.
 N. B.-The seaz of all ministers who gre en- gagged in the regAlsI work of the ministry, or ol those who are suptnnnalcd or lave died In the ministry: will be edcated free of .harge. BoARDINo can be btaiued in the b>st families at from S to S9 pt month.
 Particular attentie will be paid boh to the moral and in.eIlectA training of all atudsnt. committed to our ctrge.
 ST. SANDERS, Secretary.
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IRON and STEtL-4.0o0 lbs fiat, round aud \ square bar Iron: 500 lbs. horseshoe Iron: 50 Diamond Piow Moulds:
 50 Cary do. de.
 600 lbs. Spring Steel.
 l5O German do. Received and for sale by Feb. I2. VIM. Ii. WAIT.
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Lansirss's ,ttiunal Map of Arkansas.


 THE above sendid Map is now finished and A ready for slivery. It delineates the whole State as land off,y the [. 5. Deputy Surveyors Fiery Section d fractional section is shown, so that forfy acyerGct can be readily found upon it. The exact Posien of all the County Seats. Post oihces, Saline Sings, Seminary Lands, and the ch and fertile lads selected by the State out of the 50O, ,0Oo acre donion grant are all accurately shown The Lead Mfrs and other mineral locations are noted, as we'll asll the old confirmed Spanish sur yeys; with the last alterations in the County lines The whole Map onaining as great an amount oi valuable iniormabn ascan be found on any State Map extant.
 It IS put up oniollrs, elegantly eolored and var nlshed. Price q 00 Also in convenient pocket form, price g 0C The pocket Maps can be sen, to any part ot theSiae by mail. Postage , cents For sale al the Ioo<store of
 L.R.LINCOLN, Liitle RocIt April 9. 1850 3i,f
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Cincinnati Goods 2!

LUST KECEIVED, aud in store, sJ 4756 lbs. assorted bar Iron; l.069 lbs horse shoe Iron; 5000 lbs assorted Castings;
 20 boxes Glass. by 10 and 10 by l2; 50 bun,lies bar Lead:
 $ kegs Ky. Rifle Powder, superior article l barrel Copperas;
 do SAieratus;
 boxes best No. 1. Siarcht i5 large sugar Kettles;
 l2 do Griddes;
 25 pair small Dog Irons; For sale low: Apply to A.J.HUTr March 5. 1850. 2S-
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

MEDICAL DEPAHTMENT: The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the Isi of November, and con- tinue until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready to receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De- partment will be under the direction of the following
 ProfessOrs:
 z FREEMAN, MD, Professor Of Anatomy. K. s. NEwroS, M. D., Professor of Surgery. II. J. HULeE, M D., Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 W. BYRD POWELL, MD., Professor of Phisiol.
 ogy, Pathology, MIneraIogy and Geology. J. KING. D., Professor of Matera Medca,
 Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. J. MILTON SANDERS, AM, M.D., Professor Of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 J. A. WILSON, MD, Professor of ObsteteTies
 and Diseases of Women and Children.
 CIinique Lecturers: Medicine-Prof. II. J. HuLcE.
 Surgery-Prof R. s. NEWTON. AnatomicaL Demonstraior-Z. FREEMAN, MD. The fees for full course of lectures amount to SI05.
 Each Profe.sor's Ticket. $I5. Marticulators, $5 Demonstrators Fee, $IO. Graduation, $20. Those desIring further information will please address their letters (post pad) 10 the Dean; and students arriving in the city will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
 K. $. NEWTON, MD, De0n of ths Faculty
 LAW DEPARTMENT. Hon. F.. W. NJ. KING. Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 JOHN DELAFIELp, Professor of Commercial Ja-
 risprudence.
 TERMs- $5o per session.
 All communication pertaining to this department must be addressed 10 F.. w. M. KING Esq. Memphis, Tenn, Feb 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will compare favorabIy with the most distinguished in our coun- try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other counlIy-all oi them are lectu res and the best of teachers.
 Those who will contemplate cur geographical po- si,on, and the extent of our population, can have no doubt as to the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise of the kind. As to health. including all of the year, we deny that any other ely has more.
 A common error exists in the minds of many stu dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine; those wto intend practicing among the diseases oi the West and South should certainly educate them selves at a school hose Faculty practically Nac- quanied with those diseases.
 That the public may be satisfied of the perma- neney of th,s school, we feel it our duly to state that the Trustees and Faculty form unit in action. which augms well for its future success; and thai ihe peeulia: internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted.
 E. W. NJ. KING, President cf he Memphis last Feb. l9, 1850. 7-24
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DR. c. D. SHEER,

NTHO has reeaty removed to this place, and is w permanent located. would respectfully in- form those pecplepf Little Rock and the surround ing country, who hay need medical assistance, that he is prepared to kend he calls Of all such promptly Office on Markhn street, over Judge Lincoln: Book Store.
 Feb. ,, lS50I-22-6m
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GUNS! CUNS!s CUNs!,!

JUST RECEIVED. and for sale cheap for cash. O fine Double and Single barrellei Shot Guns, Rifles, flint and percussion gun Locks, &c., Nc. at the Gunsnith Shop, on Main street. where repair ing Is done up blue. by II. GRIFFlTHS.
 Nov6. g.
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
EAsrERs, via. Napolson.

BASTEkss Va- Ndp0teon. Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, 2, m Leaves, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 4, a. ID
 SOUTHERN, to Washington and Falfon. Due "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. ... !, p. m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2, A. Rl
 WESTERN, to Vaa BaTen and Fort Ss,iia. Due, Wednesday and Saturday.. ?. ?. m. Leaves. Tuesday and Friday. ?, a. m.
 NoATREaS, to BGtespitIe.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.. s. ?. m Leaves. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 5, a. m.
 To Pine Blyf and Colambia. Due, Sunday and Tharsdsy,.. 5, ?. ID. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday. y,.......... 6, a. m.
 Rsagaa's BtaGs, 10 St. Francis. Due, Monday and Thursday. ,.............l IF, m Leaves, Monday and Friday. ..-...........l IF, Ill.,
 kinderAeok, Qzitman sad Rieh Woods. Due, Wednesday,. .-..-.......,.s.--'.- o' P HI Leaves, Thursday" ...... b...-..-'..'- o' d. iu To PerrysilIs. Daauiils, and TemIiAsonUiii<- Due. every other Thursday. ............. 2, ?. m. Leaves. every other Monday. !, a. m All mails closed at o'clock, p. m.
 Ths office will be open one hour sfter the Eastern mai is opened. and two hours in the afternoon. on SaadsS WM r. POPE ?. V.
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BOARD O TRUSTEES

DO n h IF V | n D I Ea
 Hon. D. T. WITER, PRErpESr, Hon. II. P Poindex,er. Rev. Wu Msores, Rev. l.. P. Lively. Rev. B. P. Box, I. NJOnss, Nj. D., Mir. J. B. Sam defur, Mir. T. WiHipsen, Hon. J. D. TrimbIe, Rev J, Custer, Nj. r, Rev. J. J. Roberts, c. 5. Mitchell, N. D, .Mr.V. w. Andrews, Mir. 5. I |. Sanders, Mir. H.W. mLh. 7-22-tf
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1 the Misses w DD, will be opened for the re- ception of pupils, boh d scholars and boarders, Monday the 26th ist.
 Terms OiBO,rd and Tuition.
 FoR THE SRsIo. OF FIVE MONTHS. Day scholars, lst deartnent, full, or tnsh-
 ing course, $25 do 2d departmel. 20 do. Sd departmel, I6 do. 4ih depaFtnsIt, F French, Italian, Anish and German lam
 gusges, each 20 Singing in choir, 10 Music, with use ePiano, 9 Harp, 50 Guitar, p Drawing, l6 A course of lesns in Poonah painting,
 Japan work .llayng of Ebony and lvo-
 ". and axowers, each 10 Hamburgh worknd embroidery also taught. An extra char will be made for washing at the ordinary rates inae city.
 Board, with aesthenic exercises, at $lO per month.
 Each boarderi i'll furnish her cot bed, bedding jewels, and tablsapkins.
 Payments querly in advance-no deduction for absence, except case of sickness. By paFticuarequest, a class of Boys under 10 years of age, be received.
 Music will bought principally on the Logierian system.
 REFERENCES. Rev. W. Saunders. Col. T. D Merriek, Maj. Awson. For any furN particulars apply personally, or by letter, post pdy at this office.
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N&DEMWz"o

YHE subscriber, agent for H. Alderman, will A continue the formers business at his old stand CT Main, near Markham street, and keep constantly on hand full and we'll assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings &c. &c, all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, kc.
 Jan. !, 1850. JOHN KRAUSE.
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DLOuGHS.-54P Peacock Piosghs. NosL l, , and : | 27 Valley Pioaghs with Cast Points. Nos. l A 2 Received and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT. Jan. l2, tS5O.
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INL0UR --5U Bebls Ohio Sapsrfne Flour, just E received pes '.Poniise, :" and for sale by
 Jsa. lS. VIM. R WAIT.
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A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption oi Aths Langs, Splitting Of Blood. Coughs, Colds, Aslhna, Pain i0 the Sde, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough end aiI Pulmoasfy affections.
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OprxIoss or THE PzEss.

OWNIVN8 UE THE EHhss.
 The Louisville Journal says: "Dr. RogeIs's Liv- erwoEt and Tar not only gives immediate relief in Coughs and Colds, but, from the testimony of men of the highest stsndiag here and elsewhere, 1t is making SOms very remarkabe cures of COnsumP- tion."
 The Railway Register adds: eve havs heard 1t stated. by persons of great responsibility, who have used this medicine, that ii is enc of the most remarkable medicines of the age. for Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis, Asthma. Pain in the Side and Breast, Splitting Ot Blood, WhOoping Cough aud all Lung Complaints, which if eglected usually terml- nate in Consumption; and the certificates attached to the advertisements would seem fully to justify this slaIsmsnt."
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kVIESf:I;

The Best Remedy Ever known to Man. THOR Coughs. Asthma, Colds, Group. Bronchitis E Influenza, Bleeding ot ihe Lungs, Difficulty o Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness O the Breast or Side, Firs, Stage of Consupticn. &c.
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IS usuaIIy kept In Drug estabIishment. Hts sub sequent purchases will be from eastern markets and consist of the best and freshest qualities. He will xi~. his personal attention tn Purshssss, and he hopes by close attention to business to merit por- lion ol public patronage. Prescriptions carefully compounded and all orders shall receive his i'm me- diate attention. Dec. Il, ls49.-7-l4-N
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LIYERWORT.

This plant has tor many yeaIs been found to be oi singular viTturs ia the cure of affections othe Liver More recently it was ascerained that 1t possessed great power in aressing Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs of chronic character. s., and of essential service in all diseases of pulmonary character.
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TAR.


 This article is now universally acknowledged to be the most healing and eicien, application tor dis- essed cs deeaying lungs, any portion of the eshy or muscular parts of ihe human body. Its medi- cina and preseryave qualities were understood sy the Egyp,ans m the early ages ofthe ~orld, and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that the preparation used in the embalmment of bodies, was composed principally of this ingredient! h later ages, 1t was found to be in universal use among the abargnes of America and at this dsy is their prn- cipa, and, in fact, only medicine for an unsoud slate of lungs, or any approach to 1t. Those who are acquainted with this hardy race of men, know that deaA Jrom Cenmp.ion is unknown among them. The medical faculty in all countries appear to have become aware of the great healing properties of this article, and now introducing 1t in their practice. Dr. Bughom, of England, DT. Briehfon, of St. PeteIshurgh, Dr. La PrieHre, of Paris. aud the distinguished Dr. Cooper. have beeni in the habit of combining 1t with other articles in their prescIP- lions. and with entire success.
 Bescare of Countsrfeits and Base Imitations
 .The genuine article is signed -4adrelr Rogers, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 .'Price Sl per bottle, or six bottles for S5. Sold wholesale and retail by SC0VIL K MEAD, lI3 3ChsTres street, between Cont aid St Louis sts
 Sole Gensral Agsnis for hs SoGthersn Steies.
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NEW DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND CHEMICALS.
 GEORGE BOGGS.

Pine BiufI, Jefferson County, Arkansas, ID GRACEFULLY informs the pub 1.zHgz2 1O lie, that he has purchased the entire $ss.15 Stock Of DI/Geo. C. Tuey, consisting Ill oi Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, and A Dye Stuhs, embracing every article that
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Coop TESTIMONY .-The Ohio State Journal. Columbus, Ohio, thus speaks Of Bulls Sarsaparilia:
 "It has no Equal. The unprecedented sale ol Bulls Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapspila in this city. where l has been introduced toG the past two months enty, with the very gratifying effects produced upon all who have tried tt. warrant the assertion that as . purifier Of the blood II has no sS.sn This is bold assertion, but it can be sub staAtiated by calling on the agent in this city,"
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READ I've the undersigned, Druggists and Apotbecaries in the city of Louisville, Ky. take pleasure in stating. that we have been selling John Bulls Extract of Sarsaparla for some time. and confidently resonmend it ss being good and safe article:
 Tapping & Co J. B. Wilder & Co.,, Montgomery 6G Suiclitfe, N. Akin & Co.,, Wm. Mock, J. W. Gamble & Co. J. II. Owen. SamI Yenawine, F. w Kniess, B. Mosseit& Co, ". E. Smith. c. o. Mills, Watts & Thomas, A. G. Wsatherford. Robinson, Peter & Cary. Rupert. LindinhsIker & Co. Louisville, November 20, lS4S.
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MEUIONG UEFNN WEN
 The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the Ist of November, and con- iinue until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready to receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De- partment will be under the direction of the following
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For YOWng Ladies.

TVHIS Institution uneT the charge of Mrs and 1 the Misses Won, will be opened for the re- ception of pupils, bch d scholars and boarders. Monday the 26th ist.
 Forms ofRa,PA and Tptinn.
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Rheusnatiss.s.

D. Tspnssna--Deaf Sir have suffered terribly ses nss Vears with tue Rheumstsm considerable ofth tune sow ao eat sleep or walk I had he dssrsssiag psRA say limbs were terribly swollen. have used Soar hetsA pf your sursepaTiliA and they have done ths eue thousand dolars worth of good much besise indeed ! am entirely relieved Iou al hhesay SA,u for the bensaa Of the affected.
 Y0ass, respectfully,
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Aaxrra-RedSisR ( G, Ne. sssis strssl ses - - k EsS4.- 1a 100 Cssft sarsss Bassea ssauss kSessI i.swsa; Hsnry Prsss s.lsm Sans. erssa. s.s. .sS AHs..a ossis Csaesrdj bAieA sas rasses .s. ga4 kv DT.Exisss asa hesshsns esassAns asessssN Sa sssass Wsst Isdiss AsA tAs sAaAasA
 Fer sals by Dr. R. L. DODGE DsHae& La@' Beck, ArkasaA HEi0-ay
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A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKiS-How we A admire clear, beautiful. white skin and . rosy .eolored cheek. How oitsn do we see persons. aos posses- sing this "desideraium 60 devoutly to be wished, !" resoriug to cosmetics lotions, washes, Paints and eoofng materials to restore 10 them ssmblanee ol that which disease has deprived them of, and that too. oilen times with manifest nJaTy 10 the skin.-
 The fact is, Balls ssnsapsra is the best cosmetic known. It makes the skin clear upon the correct and only true principle, not by coating the fuIfase with poisnous or detefious matter which serves 10 close the pores and check a natural precipitation. but by removing every particle of bilious, morbid and diseased matter from the btood making the same pure. healthy and vigorous. giving activity 10 every minute vessel. and changing the yellow dark and ssiiow countenanee 10 the bloom and freshness of youih 1T the ladies generally could be apprsed and convinced of this faet they would abandon the use ef ali paints, mixtures and lotions. snd the only sdectnsl remedy. "A word to the wise ls suf6esnt," ," aAd hint is enough for the ladies.
 BxTrRa Tn9tMoxy-Than was ever offered in favor of any Mehicine. from Dr. James M. Moore: Mv. JsAn BsIf ! have hesitstios in saying that
 believe yoar Sassaparila to be the best article mansiaeiured Ioe tbs cure cf Scsofnis. Syphiis, anA mssy sthss cueaasess as4 GasdaiS Aesch l.
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na TowNsENp-I verily believe yeaf 9srsapsriss hs the through Providence. ef saving my lfA nave for several had bad Cough heeams worse At raised Arge quantities ef kcod he'd ni sweasS and greatly dsbsseA and redaeeA and d.A expect to live have oaiy used year sarsapsFssA hs me and thers has wonderful chAnxs wrssKha a a am BOW able uslk all the city Eaiss Lleed ny eoagh has eA You weh Aaagee that sA thanl As for thess resslss. Your ohedieul
 VIM RlISSEI. 6S CntharinASa.
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NOTICE Is hereby given, thst on SATURDAY. the
~ Eth day Of OctobernrNt, between the hours oi
10 O'Clock, \. VI and ; O'Clock, 7. NJ OF tia, ,lay
shall, by virtue OF decree otthe la Sale county
court, m.de nj the Aug. term, y 1850, atJab>
ne aubuun TO the hughes, bidder, at The vourt house
door IN Ottawa, the interest which the late James
huston deceased, had at the time othis death IN The
following described real estate, 10 wit: The north.
west quarter oihe southwest quarter a section No
II. IN township 81, range t. east OF the third prnrl-
pa meridian, Also, the west hail the north west
quarter dissection H. township q, range 1. east at
The ihTd principal meridian. And a,o an intrrcs,
IN certain tract OF land M township 80. north OF
range ), east Of the third principal merriam.
August, -, 1850. Terms. cash
JoUy HuSroN .ilu'r
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administrator Notices.

Estate ct ,'oka J. Hinnpaan, deceased
DuRSuAN'rt an order OF the county ,ucr, Of
L La Sale county notice Is hereby gwen, thai ali
persons having claims against the estate Of John
hnman late ofLa Sale comfy dee are require 4
to produce the same ~ wrIgrs aud tie th,sn u! sa,J
court on the irsi Monday M November next,
when and where said claimants are requested To at
tend tor he purpose Of having heircains adjusted
m pursuance oiiaw HULnAH VI. llfNNAS.
ottawa, Sept 81, 1850 EyecUlTLV.
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LuvI CARTER, ARm'r.


AS!Gtt ~ Nm. h. hrrHr', deceased
p RSCANl TO an order Of the county courofI.a
sale county. notice Is hereby given. that qI,
persons having claims against the estate Of VIM IA,
Brown, late OF the county ct In Sale deed. are
required ''PIoducc The same N writing auds them
u sa't court on the I,l Munia, ct No,rrh,r
next, when and where said claimants are requested
10 attend tor the purpose Of having their Ella ns adj
lustcd IN pursuance of law
Aug 81 l. = SAvsrr IS,,'y
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To the pnhlicl

TlIE subscriber, agent for T. & r. Fairbanks &
Co, Of ST. lohnsburg, Vermont, has Just put up
IN Ottawa, on La Sale street, west side ofhe Court
House squire one OF their superior Iron Lercr Sir
Ton Hay Scales which, tor accuracy OF weighing
cannot be heat.
The celebrity and superiority cf the genuine FAIR
bank Patent Scales is well known and acknowledge
ed throughout not only the Uued States bot the
whole continent OF Europe, where they have done
honor 70 American ingenuity and enleTpnze In
London and Liverpool they IRE in general use and
admitted the most perfect balances OF the Platform
combination everuyenled.
Not only hay and Goa bu; gain by the load, or
any heavy substance as high as tons can be weigh
ed, and will be- with great and accuracy to the
entire satisfaction Of all who NAV pntronze him.
aud who desire strclustlce, which i always attain
able at these scales GEO. MANN, Agent
y BAH persons wishing Fairbanks scales.
grocer, counter, platform, Of all sizes; hopper or
hay scales, requested 10 call on the above gent
who will supply them on the shortest notice SIEVE
raj counter, grocer and platform scales on hand and
tor sale at factory prices. upl3-37-6m
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Carding and Spinning.
49, $4,000 G Gr"t. 'ii ~" IL

S11s,M waiting purchasers atmy Farm and
- Nursery on the rest sideoj For Rirer
asW Ddyion, and five miles north west Of Ottawa
They consis, OF nearly
300 Varieties Of Apple.
And great variety Of Pears, P.uns, and Cherries,
which have been selected with care aud great tx.
pcnse from the most popular and approved Nurse
rles in the Union embracing nearly all the standing
varieties in the eastern and southern states, the u
OF whichi IS confidently believed cannot tail to suit
the mos, delicate and refined palates.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that he
has the greatest rdriety and most splendid assort-
msnt to be found in northern Illinois The trees
arc from to years OF age, and ranging from to
7 feet in height, and well proportoned
Ii is believed that the lamentahle rcmissness on
the part ofiamers, every where Observable IN pan-
ting irul, trees. Ia mostly attributable 10 the almost
total talure, IN most cases, where trees have been
transplanied from distance, and the hbrous roots
on which the tree relies fol its nutrimcnt have be-
come dead from too long exposure TO dry air or Sc.
we're iros,s after taking them up either OF which is
fatal TO Its growth. But these embarra.smenis no
longer axist. The farmer can now be supplied in
his own vicinity with the number md variety ne
wishes, grownin the same soil and climate in which
they IRE TO be transplantcd
1.-THE treesare taken up in the spring il shoudbe
done soon after the frost is out of he ground-a NIL
events, before the lenib-gins to put iolth lftaken
up in the fall, they should be buried until spring.
Apple trees at the Nursery l2l cents; all other
kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT
DAYTON jan 10 lS5n--,f
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MY sP1aIr parrs
NJ N, =. BrsSEY.


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As TAR Us the iairrst flower
May prize her, his sceplre and crown above,
His honor, his state. his power
The Persian mey boast his Peri-naid.
The Turk ofhis fiarem's pride,
but give me freshness that ne CT can tade-
O,give me my spint-bride
The miser NAV treasure his diamonds bright,
HIS jewels of peerless sheen;
But have richer and sofIeright
In the eyes Of my more thnn queen
oa thy los'd ones breast is phantom gen.
And challenge she world beside,
To match in the cos,lies, diadcm,
This gfi Of my spirit bride
q, my spirit bride-she is evrr tair,
Possessed ofa thousand charms,
She comes like an angel OF upper air,
And blcsses my clasPing arms;
Ard then with a joyous and bounding thrill,
Ny blood in a biissfnl tide,
Rolls on ia its currents rapture still,
For | love my spiri,-brde