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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18
WING County Convention.

At Cotlty Convention composed Of
Wing Delegates, chosen By the several
towns Of the county of Iowa, held at the
Court House in Mineral Point, October
18th, le50, L. ", JOINER, was called to
the Char, and AmAsA Conn and 3. NJ
HENRY were chosen Secretaries. The OBJ
iect of the Convention being stated by the
Chairman to be for the purpose Of select
ing candidates for the Office &c Senator
and the several coanty offices. On mo
ton, committee of three was appointed
to examine the credentials Of delegates
The committee were ]. NJ GALWAY. D.
c. Evans and JOHN BRAckEN, whereup-
on it appeared the following named persons
were entitled to seats, as delegates, in the
Convention
1ii4ero{ Point.-John Bracken, Frank
Vivian, William Lanyon, Richard S Wv
ian, Joseph Prideaux, Earnest e. Riedel,
George v Bliss, John Prideaux. Joseph
Bennett Jun George Kislinbury
DJIEerthe-John Ii. Todd, Briee NJ.
Henry, Henry Dunston, David G. Evans.
Meredith Evans. Joseph Ayers, Oliver E
Wise, Joseph Ward
HletIaud.-Amasa Cobb, JAS. VI Cal
away, Alexander Blair, Geo c. Hough, J.
b. Daley, j " Crouch.
M!gia-F. G. kirkpatrick, DR.. Benz.
RIPLEY. h u Miller.
L5ndeu Jas T. Brown, David Morri-
son, John HeathcoolI
Riagsi-aJ.-Henry Rowen
Eyonil@-L W Joiner.
lTuLZvick Ezra \ Hall.
On motion, the Convention proceeded
to nominate candidate for state senator.
LEVI SrERLtyG, was b. reclamation de-
clared the nominee Of the Convention for
that cfice
Csc W Bliss and JAS. VI CaLAwAY.
were appointed Tellers
On motion the Convention proceeded
to take al informal ballot for Sheriff
The Chairman then read a letter from
GEO IEssERsuITH, declining a nomina-
ton for that office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18
FIRST ARRIVAL OF
T ALL g WINTER
&13 G % EEs
g. "a - @ .
D. 4. FAIRCHILD s co

d 4. T AIR c IL d s. co.
a. RE now receiving their stock of Fail and
~ Winter Goods direct from the eastern mar
ket. and feel warranted in saving 10 their old Gus
TONERS and the public generally. that they can sup
ply them with whatever articles they may wan.
at prices unusually low, Their stock consists 81
ali the various articles il the line Of
Dry Gods. Groceries. CrocZclu.
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING
Boots and !ShoeS, Iard5roye, &c, &c.
Usually kept in this market; and as regards quail
ity and low prices they fa,ter themselves that
customers viii be fully satisfied on examination
that they can receive 1ull equivalent for their
money Believing that quick sales and small
profits are far better for both seller and buyer we
respectfully invite those wanting any article in
our line to call before purchasing elsewhere and ID
any 90 away dissatisfied. it shall not be IN conse
quencc OF losing afrstI ate chance TO make good
bargain.
Oar Goods are daily arriving and our stock Is
unusually large. Every article was selected with
great care, and especially for this market. Call
and examine for yourselves. and if You 90 away
without purchasing. offence viii be given.
D. A. FAIRCHILD & co.
Mineral Point, September, 1870. ft7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18

NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
WING. SECOND DISTRICT. DEM
ORSAMUS COLE. B. c. EASTMAN.
IOWA COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Vine. For Senator, DEMOCRAT
LEVI STERLING. T. VI FULLERTON
For Representatives,
Northern District
ID. c. Evans c. G. RoDoLF
Southern District.
WM. LANYoN. r. TREGAsKIs
For Sheriff,
R. S. VIVIAN. L FARwELL
J. B HUNTER, Independent
For Clerk Circuit Court
j. HUTcmsoN. No NOMINATION
For Register of Dee3s.
B VI HENRY WM HENRY.
For Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
\ o NOMINATION. CYRUS CORNELL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
AMAsA COBB. W r. SMITH
For Surveyor,
r. N. MILLER. A W COMFORT
For Treasurer,
No NOMINATION. HENRY. LENAHAN.
For Coroner
EZRA \. HALL. RD PULFoRD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18

The Detroit Tribune says that an English
capitalist is to loan a million of dollars for the
completion Of the road from Fond du Lac,
down the Rock River Valley, Wisconsin, to
GAINESVILLE. and thence to some point on the
GaIena and Chicago road.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18
Els, Els, fIISI
.EOaa rs IL VAN

bKEAI EACIIENIENI AMONG IAILOKs!
} % So = - 81 EN ANS
NWOULD respectfully announce to their Gus
w toners and the public generally, that
they have removed to the nev building. two doors
below the jewelers. shop. Opposite their old
stand,) where they will alwa-s be found in read
ness 10 do any Kind OF work in the line of
TAILORING
EG the 22@G lGgJ9.
They can assure those wanting work in their
line that pains wIll be spared 10 DO work that
viii fit the body please the eye, and endure the
hard~hips 10 which The wearer may be subject.
Please call and ny us, ard We presume you viii
be pleased with our work and prices
Mineral Point Oct 10Th tSLu
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18

Whe1euren RICHARD S. EIvIAN was u
unanimously declared the nominee of the
Convention for the office Of Sheriff
On motion JAMES HUTcHIsoN. was BY
reclamation declared the nominee of the
Convention Tor Clerk OF the Circuit Court
On motion, the Convention proceeded
to take an informal ballot for Register Of
Deeds
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18

SD IN. xxx -lsg} s. EssiS Of Mineral LAM
- si.- printed and for se]ca' thjs Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18
Announcement.

Election, November 9Th.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-18
Flecfion Returns.

We gaiher the following Election Stats
tics from the Daily Wisconsin OF the 18th
inst
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures ! TIN, SHEET-IRON ND COPPER
 MANUEACTORY.

TNHE subscriber keeps always on band. and is con- \ stan'ly manufacturing all sorts of Tin, sheet. iron, and Copper ware, or the best materials, and tn the most durable and substantial manner
 He will phi up biiis and fill orders for Merchants, Pedlars and the residents in the country, on the shortest notice. as cheap aud perhaps Ifls cheaper, than any one in the State. He has a large and well selected stock of materials. and will do all kinds of RepaiTs and Job Work with the greatest neatness and despatch. All kinds of steamboat Work repaired and put in perfect order, at momeats warning.
 Thankful for past favors, he hopes by diligence and attention to business 10 merit and receive con- tinuance of public patronage.
 Tin Spouts aud Cutters made to order for any part ofthe State. E.. W. McCRACKEN.
 Little Rock. Oct. 16, IsIg.-7-6-Iy
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 sl5:3;SaS g:i53;y
THE GREAT REMEDY.


 For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints, Scroiula, Kings Evil, White Swelling. Hard Tumors, Snf Joints. and ali Fixed Pains whatever.
 WHERE THIS PLAsTER IS APPLIED, PAIN CANNOT
 EXIST
 TNHE following commendAtion is from an agent \ residing al Trenton. Tenn.
 Trenton. Gibson Co. Tenn. Nov. :. Is49 Messrs. ScovIL & MEAD: Gentiemen-Fhe He. brew Plaster IS becoming popular in this section; there Is lady in this county, who says she would no, be without this plaster for five hundred dollars year. She was afflicted for some time wlih an en- sargement oi the Spleen, which gave her great dea. Of pain, the swelling and pain had extended uP hesry 10 the arIn pit, and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She was confined Tor ccnside- Tahle sime, during which she was attended by some Of our best physicians, but they gave her relief she procured box of the Hebrew Plaster and it re- iieved her almost immediately. and now she keeps supply of II op hand constantly. These facts you are at liberty to use ss yan may think proper-they are substantially true,
 Respectfully yours, &c.
 JEssEJ. WELLS. The appliea ation Of the Platter between the shoul. ders has been found . certain remedy for colds. coughs, phthisie and lung affections, in their prma. mary stage. It destroys iahamation by perspira- ton.
 BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs There s mises able. worthless Counterfeit arti- eie, scattered about .he country by Pediefs and others, who seek to obtain living bv deeeiving the public by their false pFetences and trying tc sell for genuine. To defect :his--when you purchase box, remove the wrapper, and h you had u print. ed on one side only. is counterfeit. and yea had better hand 1t back to the ageAt at once--as the wrapper around the box of the genuine is always printed on both sdes with picture of the old Jew md a copy right secured to E. Taylor, in the
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having used 1t with entire uceess in number of the above cases yAMEs N. MooRE. Louisville, Dee. 26, l6l7
 More testimony from DrMoote: Mr. Joha BsIi: Am using your SarsapaFill in several cases of Serofuis and with happy eset. sm now eon6- dent II is Oae of the mos etheacious medicines that can he made for that dease. Yours,
 JAss NJ. MOohE. M. D. Winchester. Ky, Feb. ,s4s.
 Testimony like the following reneers supsrauous all further eommests upOaths efficacy ot buii's SsrsapAFiIla.
 From Dr. L. P. Yandell, Pofessor of Chemistry in tie Louisville MedieAl Co+ge: " l have looked over the list of ingredients Ofaposing John Bulls Compound Extract of apEilla. and have ne hesi- taiIon in saying that they fora safe compound, and me iha. promises well in CEone diseases to ~n'eh Louisville, June c, Isis.
 This medicine is daily gnpelng with disease through the western country restoring 10 blooming health and youthful vigor, be sick and afflicted nay, those that are grievousk tormented. CeriifI. cafes are ieemihg from sIl directions, from men oi truth and high moral standing, placing , from its intrinsic worth, the very bet Of all remedies ever before the public.
 Sold wholesale and retail H JoHN Bull. Al his principal office, sl Fourth street, and by Druggists generally in the ely and country. What Dr. Pyles, Physician y appointment, 10 the LsaisvIlle Marine Hospital, sys of Bulls Sarsapa- Tiiia
 LOUISVILLE, March %, lsp.-I have examined the prescription for the preparation of John Bulls SarsaparilIa, and believe decentralization to be sn excellent cue, and well caeuAed io produce an d. formative impression on ;hs system. have used h both in public and private prAdice and think 1t the best article of Sarsaparilia in ns.
 M. PYLEs, Nj. D. RSsidTIt Physician at hs
 Murine Hospital For Sale. wholesale and retail. by K. L DODGE. Drbrrfsf Li'tle Rack. ATkApsas. 7-27-6-m.
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WASHIN0TOS AALERxIxART,
Hcnpstsaa CsuE, Arks.

@RSeS@& GSWIS AbAAS VNHE sscosd session of thid nstitution, opened A this morning. February th, 1850. Rev '. r. TURRERTISE, Sapntsndent and Pre- lessor of Moral and Iniectual Philosophy, Belle Letters, and Spanish literature. Rev. H. C. THwEATT, A. M., sofsssOr of Grscian, Roman, French and Italian.itsraturo. JAMES CROcKER, A. NJ. Profsor of Mathematics Students received in the Pritry Department and instructed.
 TERMS
 Primary Department per ssion of 2l weeks, payable quarterly in advance, SIP co Preparatory Department, l6 co Collegiate Course, % % Vocal and Instru me ntal Mus EIoments of Musical Composition, (Extra) co Initiation Fee, l % No deduction for absence uess in cases of pYo- tracted illness.
 All students charged from ls tune of their entry to the end of the sessio
 ". B.-The sons of all minters who are en- gagged in the regular work of ie ministry, or of those who are supcranusted oshaye died In the ministry: ~ill be educated freeDf charge. BOARDING can be obtained itthe best families, at from $6 to &9 per no.th.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual srsiniAt of all students committed tO charge.
 s. T. SAVERS, Secretary.
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Northern District oG the stabf New Yorks-and is nevericauied by PedIers.
 9J- SeOvil & Mead, 1i2, 1aFtres street, New Orleans, sole General Agents the southern States io whom all osders, and sPrations fos agencies must be addressed. All the oye Medicines eKN- UISK are sold by
 J. w. Tappe, Little Ro, Arkansas.
 c. c. Yeahg, Post Arksas,
 T. W. Brewster, Pine h6s.
 J. Hibbard, Napoleon, by agents appoint ed throughout the south.
 Jaauarv, 1850. 23-ly
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Langtree'x Sectional Map of Arkansas.

vVNHE above splendid Map is now finished and 1 ready for delivery. It deiheates the whole State as laid off by the C. ;. Deputy Snrveyors- Every Section and fractional section Is shown, so that Joriy acre Tract can be readily found upon it. The exact position of all the County Seats, Post offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and the iCL and fertile lands selected by the State out of the 300 GOO acre donation grant all accurately shown The Lead Mines and other mineta al locations are noted, as we'll as all the old confirmed Spanish sur veys; with the latest alterations in the County lines The whole Map containing as great an amount of valuable information as can be found on any State Map extant
 II IS Pal up on rollers elegantly colored and var. nished. Price $5 co. Also in convenient pocket form, price g 00. The pocket Maps can be sent 10 any part Of the State by mail. Postage 5 cents
 For sale al the booksiore of
 L. K. LINCOLN, Little Rock.
 April 9. 1850. 3lF
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REMARKABLE CURES!
 or all the cures that have yet been recorded. there are certainly none equal 10 the one first mentioned, which plainly shows the durability of eoBsaption, even in some of it's worst forms.
 Jefferson County, la., Feb 27, lS49. Mtssrs Sanford & Park--Gents: This is to certify that my wife, Nancy Dohoney, has been in decin- ing state of health for the last two years. Her dis ease baied the skill of the best medical aid could proenre-her hysicians pronounced her disease ''Consupton tn the last stage, "and said tha:her coyery was past all human hopes. As last resort, with very li,tie hope. procured Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry. After using few bottles, 1 found 10 my agreeable surprise. that her health was i'm. proving rapidly She is now 90 far restored, as 10 be able 10 attend 10 her regular household duties, without suffering any inconvenience. Her rapid improvement and present health warrant me in the belief that she will soon be entirely restored.
 RHODES DOHONEY.
 State Of Indiana, Jefferson Go. IJames Nj. Humphreys, Justice ofihe Peace, in and for said county and State, do certify that the above named Rhodes Dohoney subscribed and made oath to the foregoing eeGt6eate beoe the, this 27th day of February, lsl9.
 JAMES M. HUMPHREYS, y.r. To the Publc-T, Jacob Green, of the county of Jennings, and State of Indiana. do hereby certify that in the early part of last season, taken with violent cough, attended with pain in the breast and sometimes fever, and that employed skillul physician for some time, who said that he could give me ne relief then commenced using Wis tar's Baisam of Wild Cherry, and felt almost imme- diate Ielief-and after taking three bottles, find myself in as good health as have enjoyed for \ number of years my restoration under the blessing of God attribute to the use of the medicine above named. JACOB GREEN. March l l6l9
 STATE OF INDIANA, Jennings County. |, David T. Skinner, Justice of the peace in and for said county and State, do certify that the above named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath to the foregoing certificate, before me, this first day ol March, lSl9.
 We would advise those of our readers who are la- boring under affection of the lungs 10 make iE,- mediate trial of this truly excellent medicine The most intelligent and respectable families oi our city have adopted il as favofite medicine; and persons predIsposed to consumption, who have used it, speak in the highest terms of its efficacy.
 Beware Of eounterfeits and imitations-Syrups and all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remem- Der. they only initiate in name, without possessing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine and origi- nal
 DR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, Signed "Sandiord & Park" on the wrapper around each bottle.
 Sold wholesale and retail. by
 SCOVIL & MEAD, ll3, Cha tres street,
 between Cont and St. Louis
 General Agents for the Southern States.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

VINHIS Institution, undG the harge of Mrs and 1 the Misses WooD, Sill beOpened for the re- eePtion of pupils, both dayschoArs and boarders. on Monday the 2eth inst.
 Terms of BOart an Tuition,
 foR THE SESSION OF FrE MONTHS. Day scholars, lst department, ftl, or fnsh- ing course, <o5 do. 2d department, % do. Jd department, IG do. 4th department, I2 French, Italian, Spanish and 0rman Ian-
 Euages, each 20 Singing in choir, 10 Music, with use of Piano, 25 Harp, So Guitar, 25 Drawing, l6 course oi lessons in Poonal painting,
 Japan work, inlayiBg of Ehny and fyo-
 ", aud wax flowers, each 10 hamporgh work and embrOider also tAught An extra charge will be madaor washing at the ordinary rates in the city
 Board, with Calesthenic exesises. at Alo pe, month. F Each boarder will furnish her cot. he'd. hea5in0 towels, and table napkins
 Payments quarterly in advance--no deduction for absence, except in case of sicknes.
 By particular request, class of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principalIr on the Logierian system.
 REFERENcEs.-Rev. W. Sauusers. Col. T. n Merrick, Maj. Lawson.
 For any further particulars ap,ly personally. or by letter. post 0aid. at this office
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Rates for Yearly Advertising.

All standing advertisements wiIl be charged as'he first mentioned rates, unless contract be mao" when left for insertion and must be paid Tor iA @0 vance.
 No person will be announced for any ohce, either city, State, or county without the advance pay meBi of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ments and pavrnoni required iD advance.
 No loh will herealter be delivered lo any Psfss" with whom we have no regular a"a'lhgs' "h"A Pe'0 for
 All advertisements Htust be marked "iih ths nam Der of insertions desred, otherwise they viii ss continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
 fgz- Yearly half yearly asd quarterly advertisers will be confined to B,eir isgaiaaSfs essi"s*s Aa advertisements of different kind, or for other per sons will be charged for si the usual rates.
 All letters must De st-paid, or they will aoi re- eeivs any attention
 IF Positively ao variation will be made from 'hS above regulations.
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NGDEMW-MC~

YNHE subscriber, agent for H. Hsberman, will
 1 eontnue the formers business at his old sts nd on Main. near Markham street. and keep constantly on hand fall and well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Castings, &c. &c, all of which will besod low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country pro. duce, as beef hides, peitries, besswsx. &c.
 Jan. l, 1850 JOHN KRAUSE.
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rnInxaor arArra


 LHf EvtAysosS KnAp rHis cARsyutAY.-fbers s earnApariiia. for sale n the ddeFunt called s Towussnas Sar-aparilia- sdverslsed Inc ORiGL MAI, GENUINE, and all Thts Townsend docses and bas lcrfnsry worker raiiraaie ca nAS ad the hksyst hs the te af Doctor pmrpc@e ef gaining credit tF what he isnaL He kas amended medical schools and pracced hnean ysaras p Nov the trsh Is, Ae practlced medicine aay in hla life Sfch wffs, uscAsd misrepresentation looks bad the ehAFartcr ai vrrseity of the wish sincerely, he had made the of hul- ssif og of When w learn be honest and truth. al A all their dealings and intercourse wh tAeir fellow men He applied Rael Clapp Azass hinp afActuriRg hs mixture stating the large he would nake sdacemeat embark sA the business These have heen insulting and hbeling Ia ell possible forms n order the public wtsh the beief that ta Old pecfaFs SarsspaFila Ise gsRs pFiRsal GarsspariHa made from the td Leciors Original Rect- pSe fhts & p Tow8seud have sald the of my name es e week will give him Ss0 II he will pro docs single soiItary proof oi shs Ills of Thompsoa SkI1nan q Co, nolhing but tissue of faisehoods simply made deceive the public and keep truth down rrgard his sosag, fsrseating nsad. This caution the public purchase but Oh Dr. JACOR Townissnds SarSaparills, having the Oh Doctors likeness. his fasaiy Caf ef Arass and his uignaiureeeross the Coat ef Arms
 PVinoipoi Qaes, l02 Nassas- sirset, " Y Csty
 JACOB TOWNSEND
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SUNDRIES.

z 4 Rbls. Ohio Suparfte Flour; ON x 25 Boxes No. Brown Soap;
 50 Bun tongue PI.w Monlds;
 30a0 Lbs. assorted Bar Iron;
 90 Sets Wagon ans Boggy Boxes;
 Straw Caters; Gain Cradles {; Hay Forks Rakes; Sythe Smiths Brer, Grsss and Grain Sythes; Iroa V edgcs; Broad Axes 1, OK and Log Chans; Corn Mills; Bench Planes and screws- Received aud for sale by March 27, 1850. VIM. B. WAIT
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THE HeT SPRINGS OF

OA NA1N0E Uk
 A "A M0 MA -tA. N @@ -M -
 TIE saeserieet has recently Sb-
 @'asd ~ possession of this property. by
 couhrma,ion of hts title before inc 3Ns ss1k Departments a, Washington, and 4I1IR ie~is dessfeus of increasing the nal
 IonSge ei Watering Place 90 well r.l..i.,., TOT the Sseeay silsrssfiea sf .sNlcteS Hs,.~s,, hefeiere be takes this method of ausaria. ,h , nc tPar'ieaiariy in the South. west, ths, ,hs .psa ing season will find the '''S'
 TAVERN MOUSE
 and B1thing Establishments greatly ln,n,ov.a ,., increased facilities for Rathiag, and hs.,o,,. 'a marked attention to the comfort aud haaninss. ss yisiiess, ~~FP'Hess ct
 The limited time intervening since the se,l,m.,, oi the ute, will not admit of extensive in,,..~" men's by the commencement of the eosn,,. I. put sueh alterations and additions as ar. n,,c,,s- o,e, Will be iouad completed hv the frs, of Mss'. next r rom which period l will Suar.n,.. ,N ., eA Penhe, that they may calculate to fad d, ths Sn, ~ 1eOa Iaole, comfortable lodging and hsthtsS es'Ao'ishmeh's' together with such sourc.s nf amusement Ss can be prepared by liberal e,..s diture, aud settled determination la ,ivs ,h. character, and render IL deserying of pubc p,,r"o age. PauSa-
 The immediate supeTihtenaence of ths Sn;... has been gwen ln charge 10 Mf. T. ID. s,i,h- asS, November next, whose experience in inc En. . s.a s'cN' """"shess to accommodate will, with tho ro operation of the undersigned. il is cou6nep,Iv sv Peeted, insure entre satisfaction to an who ,s'- vlsIt them during the approaching season. '
 The great curative properties of these water. ,,. too well established to need single testimonial ov my part, 10 add to their importance. V" Will, however, enumerste for the information os any who may ehasce to be iguoran, of ,he,r .,' treme eihcacy, the many dseases in which ,h,x nave proven themselves a specific, and alues, sovereign remedy.
 tirst-Chronic or inAamaiory Rheumatism. in al! it's varied forms. Mercarial and V.n-r,nl s,.- eases embracing their extended catalogue. Nsrv- ons affections of every grade Paralysis Eruption. ot the skin letter. with all other impnr,ir. af h blood, including ScrOtfulons and CsrcIuomsc,sns affections short. believe it to be the receive. opinion, that he Hot springs of AShansa. vill rehoVate The most hresdhare OnSti,uiionset then, up in newness cf life, Phenix like, and are me. qnalied ey any desidrratum in the known world,
 If M, RECTOR.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. I5, ls50-7-Is--,L
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c CuNDRIEs-Dssis'E Extra Sugar Cured Ha ms - and Dried Beef: ls Boxes Cheese: Shaker and Common Braoms: Odd Lids, Sugar Kettles, Round Pots. SkiIlets, Cook Stoves. Hollow Adzss and Mat,ocks. Receiyes and for safe by
 Feb. l2. VIM B. WAIT.
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April Q. 1850.
GUNs! GUNsl. GUNs!n

JUST RECEIVED and for sale cheap for cash, J fine Double and Single barreIled Shot Guns, Riies flint and percussion gun Locks. &c. &c. at the Gunsn'ith Shop, on Man street where repair ing is done up blue, by H. GRIFFITHS.
 Nov6. g.
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IIyFRWORT.

This plant has for many years been found 10 be of snguIat viTture in the cure of affections ofthe Liver More recently tt was ascer'aiBed that possessed great power in aTresting Bleeding at the Lungs Coaghs of chronic character. &., and of essential service in all diseases Of pulmonary character.