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THE New journal ef Medicine for March, lsSO--PsA
ished this day. No ~ (fos March, 1850 q Nee Yosk
Journal q Medicine and the Collateral Sciences edited BY =
Purple, NJ ID. This number contains historical az
Of medical science from the landing Pilgrims
Plymouth TO the by Stephen W. Williams, N. d.
abdominal section BY WI Van Buren, NJ D. Report on preus
Labor, successfully induced
Y. W. Blaictod, NJ D.. Excsion scirrhous followed
IVY I've days aer the operation BY Tcsnur Tyler
Of FredsFsck Md eight
great practical utility The review department crucs
contained
actions Of the American Medical Association bb
graphical notice Of all the late medical publications. It's foreign
all the foreign journals, while retrospect
from American medical Journals.
This journal Il published every
MONTHS containing IA pages, perfect iussrssion
and has reached year publication price
50 per annun, 80 per copy
Specimen numbers sent application (po-t paid r. Had
the New York Journal Of Medicine,
York.
Subscriptions received and numbers for sale by
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Mar l--lmw Agent Cor Washington, ID. q.
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an te petition Of James Cswe, Of Pttsburg, Pennyyans,
praying o. patent granted 20 said Cswel for
preparing seeds for pressing for
years from e Of said patent which takes place
on me 3ist Of July, 16al- t
il ordered that he said petition Once
Monday May, al u o'clock, and all
notified and show they have why said
unon ought mot 70 be granted
Ordered sso tha his notice be pubshe Republic
rencer Union Washington city, American
Gsxete Philadelphia Tbune journal, Providence,
n. Il; daree. Ptshura, for
'T VA w mn THOs. EwBANK,
NN@}eA9i &lss Commissioner
PsRdos ofhs papers will copy, and send their
bills The Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Imsnedssssly.
TUE Principal Of warenson a. o. Male Academy
employ ferihwh teacher qualified 70 eaen
me various English branches and He mus
s an unmarried Of sober habits and GOOD moral chaac
20 the Principal. FtN
Feb le-dn
NEW Bccks.whire Jackets me World in msn-ofw W"
IN by Herman Melville
Chaluerr's Posthumous Works. Vol q t54
me- N, LIE q John Calvin ny Thomas H. xxcx TAYLOR
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WATSON 4 RENwICK,
PATENT AgENTe.

WATSON Il RENwICK.
PATENT AGENTS,
Psirsd, opposs the Patent Office, Washington, d. c.,
ss, and advice ell questions arising under the patent
rrrss moxr cosassrosprsrs TO
goa Edmund Bwks, late Commi.ronsr q Patents
as. Janss o. wsssco chairman Of commiss Of Senate
ss:,:.:.. ksns y; : w. ss y Point foundry
Henry sssvoon, eco, elendon Iron WORKS, Boston
X Dunbar Cos steam engine builders, New York
D. B. French, president Masneue Telegraph Company
roasres eoRaKsrospssrs
Richard Creed ESQ., and Birmingham Railroad Company,
Ewsd Sabine, r. R. s., Lieu,enn, Royal Ensnee
Michel cAsva. rassnisur-snsn.f and Robert walsh. ESQ.,
New Cloths, o.s.i,sere., and vsstfne..--Tne
rod. % which asy invite Of
pieces French cloths, just received black, brown blue
piece. fancy ea.smees, embracing popular
DO medium priced DO sn '''', so
IN vEsTINes WE HAVE
Rich French cashmcres, hneen dasren, v.,... n ..,n.
Pissn sssek p se and olive SIN ves,inr
ss ssss .uss s. .s ssSg' Ss s.,,m'n
s mich S W. siS ss requisite for gentlemen in our
DEC s-s ;f CLxcETT, NEWTON, MAY a co.
NEW suppry 81 shsv~is cloaEs. ana s.~S. s,,.
gers and csens respectfully invited 20 stock
before purchasing We name the following de.cp
embroidered French eloss shapes. and un
q Qlsln eIosk.. richly trimmed
$ Huaesnan long shawis, In rich celors
sssss:sssE q q = me-, .:,. ss:: :s:.
- 60 cashmere ''' StE%csrr, NEWTON, MAY CO.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session Of 1s49-'50.
THE will Monday, ooh October, and
Il unue the o March ensuing.
Chemistry and Phamacy-WTLuAx T. A. AxKs, M. d., LII ID.
Surgery-NATHAs r. Snfru.
TLerapeu M. d.
Anatomy and Physioiogy-JossyH Ronr, NJ ID.
Theory Medicine WILLIAM POWELL. M.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and ChidrenRIcHARp H.
THOMAS, NJ. D.
Lecturer on Pathology W.
Inructon in Clinical Surgery every day
ndmary, opposite Medical College. The
anatomy will be opened October @ under the charge
the Fees o the entire $50 Comfortable board
may be obtained vicinity College ~
% 50 per week. WILLIAM T. A. AIKEN,
Aug i5-2awtNov Dean Of the Faculty.
superior old brandy.
THE received lot Of superior Old Brandy
Of sas purchased expressly ior medicinal puf
poses Families wishing kind would do well call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
CHAMPAGNEs.
schre,aer Cock md
Heidsieck Ducd Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor tountain.
Aays ON hand together with variety OF Wines, Liquors,
segars Tobacoo. kc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aus ii.-eodlm Penn. avenue, 18th street.
THE undersigned Pension Once, having Cor the last
employed various duties connected with
Inc said office being
erepced ali his public
claims against the He
All business con1ded TO him shall promptly attended and
faithfully executed All letters must be post paid
Agency once.
Wssmsaros CRY, u. c., August ., 1910.
Aug. n-lmeod
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DIAM aud Ornamental overwhelmingly sabsen
bcr having been recently appointed By
for Of beautiful Of
mental wire fencing, would mos respectfully call Old
public Of samples which
Pennyvsna SIKH They
the following the to which
manufacture Il being applied, vixt
Enclosures for cemeteries, farms public grounds cottages and
gardens
Columns and cornicc work for couaees.
Guard. for s,eameoas and window guards Cor private dwelling
Tree boxes and lattice work for ccnservsfores training an
Arbors arches and verundahs.
Cellar Tsins- and thefprocf sratinr for skyisht &C
JNo W. RADEN 4 BRO.
Feb 20-law6w - -
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ROOks from london-IAst No. 7.-wabrans Dictionary
~ OF Shakespeare Quotations-i VOL, 1870.
Rabelais, translated into Engish-2 vols, ls4p.
Light Infantry Duty by Lieut. Adiuant sinno 47t regiment
j vol, lS49
The Three Arms Divisional Decker; translated by
Major Jones, Prince Abert's Hnssars-l vol, 1873.
The Duties Judge by Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate General vol.
Goud's Companion 70 the Microscopes vol. 1872
Jackson's Militnry Surveying-l vol.
1912 =
Burgoyne Blasting and Quarying-l VOL, 1efe.
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Briiain-l VOL, 1910.
The London Stage- vols.
Just imported from London direct, by
Feb Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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nIcsIRA BILE Property Rent.A large story brict
building attached thereto large
lot with stable and coach house the premises, occupied
Robert Mills situated between ~ and
ID Possession given upon the LIST day Of May Inquire Of
Up. PEPPER, Agent,
Mar l3-3df Adjoining The premises.
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pOOKs from London, list 9--Fairy Tales, by Antho
Count Hamilton author Of the Memoirs Of Count Grammon
vol iSf9
Consular
Professional Papers OF the Royal Engineers, 10 vols
Fieldings Complete Works. In VOL, Crukshank illustrations
smolcu's Complete Works, vol, do do
The Accomplished Chess Player
The Plays Congreye, wychery vanbrurh and Faquahar
complete in volume . -
Sir John Herscbcs Manual OF Inquiry, prepared
her Msiesys navy and for the general
Just imported direct from London by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Subscriber offers EverYnay, the resi-
dcnce OF the late Lewis Davidson
right Of the Heights Of Georgetown The dwelling comprises
every advantage Of and position desirable private
residence It's substantially built Of brick Is stories high,
finished has four
rated BY central and spacious running north and south
the whole length Of together with Kitchen
pantry &c. Stables carriage house, dairy
gardeners house. and other Offices all Of brick attached The
lot OF and which under
fine cultivation orchard garden, 6eds and woodlands The
faces the souri, and located LOFTY emnence command
Ing panorama OF The extensive and beautiful prospect in 'front.'
while embraces In the delightful northern which
the entire range Of the Heights west perhaps deprived That
non OF the which lies Immediately front Of the cling
agreeable
and susceptible Of highest embellishments Of The
admirable fertility Of the soil excellent admirably
adapted to horticultural purposes which has for series
been probably applied The proximity Of this situation the
metropolis and i ample sceommodacn combining an me com
forts with facilities Of residence 1.-THE
churches schools markets. and other Of business being at
dance opportunity foreign
Of cabinet elegant and
commodous abode upon satisfactory To with
whom be nducemcnf and who be
s respectfully thai the comparative cheap
Of Georgetown important and well worthy
their attention.
given immediately For further information inquire Of
the subscriber.
SAMUEL @. DAVIDSON,
Mar 1-2aw3w Agent and Trustee for Proprietoh
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Dancing Acsdemy.-seccnd Course.
Mr. r. Liable has the citixens
Washington and GeorEeown that HE second Of dancing
win commence Thussdny the 3ls Of January his
rnasncs on Pennsyvans avenue, opposite WIards Hotel
o minoni Washington Tuesdays Thnrsdsys and aatur
n.y. ~ az Sasossetown--Mc Mondays and Fridays
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pr1nted ana plates engraved In ths
& 1pVc6 arvls 81 ew hours' nosce, vsffng
~ <<E@ xS<1irv surnlIsi by TAYLOR MAORY,
~52 RI 80 y BOOKSELLER, Oh
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-Thc subscribers this openes
IN the following very desirable goods for ladies' dresesi
In silks we will open
Plain gisce spring nix
Fine do stripe do
Checked do do
Super India do do
Plaid figured and striped spring silk
Embroidered twisted de
Do Grenadne
Plain pink blue, buzz, CON- drab, sreen variety figured.
In bereges--
High coiored embroidered
Figured plain pink, plain blue, apple reen
Toeeher with Of sessonsbe goods all o
which Indies and before purchasing else
whe determined sell small profits 10 insure quick
sales.
Mari r.. IA. HDOE CO
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Sale of Real Estate.

FIN obedience to an order of the Phillips M county Probate Court, made at the October term thereof, A. D. $50, Twill offer, at Public Sole. at the west door of the Courthouse. in the town of Helena, on the 2nd day of Decem- Der next (l850), the following lands belonging to the Estate of George Erwin, deceased viz: The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section nineteen;
 The west half of the southwest quarter of section nineteen;
 The southeast quarter of the south west quarter of section nineteen;
 The northeast quarter of the southeast quar- ter of section nineteen;
 The west half of the southeast quarter of section nineteen;
 The east half of the northeast quarter of of section thirty;
 And the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section thirty;
 All m township three south, range five east, and containing, in all, about three hundred and ninety-six (396) acres.
 The above lands are situated on the banks of the Mississippi river, about nine miles below Helena; large quantity of good timber, and an excellent landing for wood yard. Titles be- lieved to be good, but sell only such title as the said George Erwin possessed at the time of his death.
 Terms of Sale.-One half of the purchase money to be paid in six months and one halfin twelve months-the purchaser giving bond and security for the payment of the purchase money.
 URIEL A. CLARY,
 Administrator of the Estate of George
 Erwin, deceased.
Southern shield., 1850-11-16
VOL. Al.
Disunion in Mississippi.

The subioined extract of letter from l1o"! Springs Miss, published in the Memphis hhquifei will convey some idea of the feelings of the patriotic people of Mississippi on the subject of Dlsunlon Holly Springs Miss, Nov. g.
 DEAR CoL.-pursuant to promise, send you below a copy of the preamble and resolutions oi the oo i Meeting of the citizens of this county when was eu iourned from last Tuesday to this day. The meeting today notwithstanding the weather, nuhoeteu tau or four hundred persons, and was perhaps niHio thusiastc than that of Tuesday. The pfealipIe "'' resolutions were passed without one dissenting Voce, The meeting was forcbly and eloquenty aoo CH in support of the resolutions oy pS,ooNgep' Scruggs Bradford, Phillips Scales and Benton tlemen belonging to both the great polltlcl Pa!to It should be mentioned too, that the Committee oi twelve appointed to prepare the fesoiutlole we" posed of an equal number of wings ana dehlOci"' ::
 This weeks work has been the death or blsu,ioi in this county; and thls county, you know, has p'cn heretofore considered the stronghold oi oSunls i,. the State. Many who were undecided nave conc o'i for the plan of adjustment. and many who were uch opposed to if have become reconced and are no" TOT acquescing and waiting. majority of four to one of the people of this county l now believe, nave ,'l- ways been opposed 10 secesSloh oi a0oo""' VI ~ Compromise Bills.
 The accounts from other quarters of the otte are o less cheering. All the pney woods country rom ,he Tennessee river the shores of the Guf IS opposed to secession The stalwan and stout hearted sons ol the hills are up and on fire for the Unior The prairie country too, is in blaze with the patriotic hreS re gently kindled by the gallant Foote. All the fivef counties from Horn Lake to Pascagoula bay' are alve with that noble enthusiasm which never alls to thrlil the breasts of freemen when the country Is m danger Throughout the whole State the people are aroused ana have ranged themselves under the banner oi ohlom with unanimity which, when known abroad a1ter all that has been said and promised of MisssSlppl, Will not fail to electrifv the whole country.
Southern shield., 1850-11-16
Helena, Arks., NoU. f, 1850.
PRODUCE HOUSE.

FB0HE undersigned would respectfully
 inform his old customers and the pub lie generally, that he has taken the house formerly occupied by E. w. Jones & Co. Where he is now offering a choice lot of BACON, FLOUR, LARD, CHEESE SOAP AND CANDLES: and will in ten or fifteen days be in receipt of fine stock of Groceries, consisting in part of COFFEE, St. GAR, MoLAssEs and SALT, ali of which the subscriber is determined to sell at a very small advance upon cost, for Cash.
 F. F. HOWERTON. Helena, Oct, I2, 1850.
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I H D so U T H D B N SH D L D
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

a RANAWAY from the subscri-
 m Der, living in Tunica county MT Miss, five miles above Hel- .ENLu ena, Arks., on the 9th inst. a negro man nameo MANUEL, about 90 or 5 years os age; very black: weighs about lSO lbs, six feet high, He has had the Scrotula, and the scar is to be seen on one side ot his neck, (the side not recollect- ed) He has lately had feIon on his right thumb.
 The above reward will be paid to any person Whotwill deliver him to me or se- cure him in any Jail where can get him, and informing me where he is.
 1hIS negro may attempt to go to Maury county, Tenn, from whence he came.
 A. MATHEWS, October Sth, 1850.
Southern shield., 1850-11-16
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
 STORE,
FRESH ARR/VALSt
nUT of which we are now offering gre 2- E La rcrai,,S Il, thn calln n,ticloS:

nUT of which we are now offering great O bargains in the following articles: A great variety of Prints of every price and |quaIity; Ladies Dress Goods, suitable for the season; Staple Goods at lowest prices; Fancy Silk Bonnets; Child's Caps &c.,; Shoes & Boots, superior and large supply, at reduced prices, for all persons. Hard Ware, Queens Ware; Cutlery; Sad |dlery; Ready Made Clothing; Cloths and Cas- lsmers-together with every other article usually kept in a Dry Goods House-to which we are now preparing to add Wholesale and Retail Grocery of Family and Plantation supplies, all of which we will sell as low as we can possi- bly, afford as we are in favor of brisk trade if 1t only yields a small profit.
 Our large and commodious Cotton-Shed Is now ready for storing Cotton, and we are pre- pared to make liberal Cash advances on Cotton, on shipment to R. H. FRASER & Co.,, of New Orleans. We will barter for any amount of DrY Hides, or Cotton at the best prices the market will allow.
 Our old Friends will please receive our best respects for past favors, and remember us in the approaching season, and as many of the community in general as will favor us with a call, shall see how we'll we can supply their wants, for very small amount of money, or on time to the punctual.
 Very Respectfully,
 MYRTLE & FRASER.
 Front R0ac, Helena, ArkS.
Southern shield., 1850-11-16
CA N D ID ATES.
Judicial Election. FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, IcOi.

rYWe are authorized to announce CHAS. ADAMS, as candidate for Judge of the Cir cult Court of this the First Judicial Circuit of the State of Arkansas.
 E@ We arc authorized to announce SAML. NJ. McCURDY as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in this the 1st Judicial Circuit.
 OP We are authorized to announce Il. 4. BADHAM as a candidate for Prosecu- ting Attorney in this the lst Judicial Circuit
Southern shield., 1850-11-16
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9, 1850. NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFiCATEOS.
HELENA MARKET.


 HELENA MARKET. We publish below the prices of q few of the leading articles in the Produce and Grocery line, for the benefit of our subscribers in this and the adjoining counties who trade at Helena. They may rely upon the correctness of the statement:
 FLoUR-St. Louis city Mills, $5 % to s5 9 -Ohio, $5 %.
 BAcoN-Hams, 3 to l2c.-Sides, (rlb'd.) Sc. -IARD-9c.
 WmsKEY-26! to 29c. MoLAssEs-35 to 40c. BAGGING & RoPE-Bagging Ice. per yd.- Rope, Sc. per lb. SALT.-Coarse, $l,70 C SI,75-Fime, g go 200 per sack.
 Castings, 4 C 5c. per ID. Naus, q Gc. per lb. Powder, S5 50 S6,5O per kcg. Cheese, sa 9ac. per lb. Sugar, C Sic. per lb. CoHee, l2 c 13c. per ID. Candles, Star 26, Tallow l5c. per lb. Rice, 7c. per ID. Mackerd, 5000 to SIP per bbl. Umdoao Glass. S2,50 $4 per box.
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III part, dS 4QlloW0' oi ( | Blue & Drab Blankets, | for Coats,
 Bed, Saddle, and Ne 1 gro Blankets, | W hite and colored Ker- ] seys, lPlain and cold Osna- | burgs, Brown and bl'ch'd Mus lins & Drills,
 Hickory Shirting, Apron checks,
 Bed Ticking, l Red, White, and Vel 1 low Flanpels, lPlaind Linseys, lTable and Towel Dia, | pers, Prints, Irish Linens, lBrown and bleached l Hollands, French, broad, beaver | & pilot cloths, Cas'meres, Tweeda and James of all | grades,
 Ready Made clothing Bl'k, plain and figur'd l Long shawls, ] BI'k and Mod Embryo | do,
 Bl'k and Scarlet de Laise dc, Cold Thibbet, do, w hite and Scarlet Elm bryo do, Bl'k and Mode Silk do, Bl'k Silks for Aprons and Dress. Chameleon do,
 French, Satin, and Sat in Gric, Cashmere, National and Damask Toryor
 Hats, caps, boots, sho
 looking glasses, clock
 needles and pins; liar
 Glass Ware; Drugs an(
 and Dye Stuffs; Bags lCoffee, Molasses and Bacon and Lard; Frent
 in quantities to suit pul
 and Brandy for medic Linseed Oils; Turpenr Cheese, crackers, &c. All of which will be prices for cash, or to usual time. October ,, 1850.
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Memphis, Arkansas 6 White River United States Mail Line GAY0SO,
Capt. JAS. A. CREIGHTON,

tdpl JAC. A. ON, 'T .EAVES Memphis every Sunday and Thurs
 day mornings at 9 m, connecting at Napoleon with the Arkansas river Mail Boats, on Friday and Monday, and with the White River Mail Boats every Monday.
 Leaves Napoleon every Monday and Friday at 3 o'clock p m, connecting ct Memphis with the NdShUiUe and Cincinnati Packets.
 The Gayoso passes HELENA every Sunday g. 1hwsday nights, at o'clock, going doao,a, and
 Every Thursday s. Saturday mornings, at s o'clock, going up. < Will attend to all orders for Merchandise, and any business entrusted to her, with care and at- tention. : Shippers and. the travelling community may rely on her regularity and punctuality.
 NoUember l6, 1850.
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To the Friends of hnprouemenE

VEHTIIS medicine is purely vegetable, and pleas
 A ant in its effects and easy of administration It may be given with the most perfect safety under any circumstances. It is warranted to give entire satisfaction. This article has only to be known to place it above all other tried remedies. We therefore refer the public to the Hon. John H. Harmanson, Louisiana; J. $. & F. J. Chambliss. near Port Gibson, Miss; J K. Wilkinson, Napoleon, Arks., William Sut ton, Drs. Notes and Bowman, near Lake Prov, idence; William w. Flynn, Ira Bowman and William Ferguson, Tensas river, La.
 The above medicine is for sale by Vim. D Horner, at the Post office, in Helena, Arks.
 June l, 1850.
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II qualltleS ana prlce: Changeable Spun Silk, Alpacas, Lusters Pop
 plins, Merinos, Embroider'd Thibbets,
 of all colors and quail
 ities.
 Gala Plaids, Bl'k white, fancy &
 solid Ginghams, Garages, all shades, Jaconets and Jaconet Cambrics,
 Null, Swiss, and Book Muslins,
 Barred and cross-barr- l ed do, Dotted Swiss Grass 1 Skirting, French worked Chin
 esetts,
 French do Collars. Thread, Lisle and cot ton faces, edgin's 6 insertin's, Bonnet. cap, sash, belt, and mantilla ribbons, Fringes, Gimps, Braid and Silk laces of the latest sty le, Ladies Neck Ties, Gloves,
 Hosiery,
 Silk and Satin erayats, Pocket hdk is,
 Suspenders, etc., Silk and satin mantil-
 las;
 Silk and satin bonnets
 of all shades,
 Braid and straw do., Ladies' boots, slippers,
 Ties, Buskins, Gai-
 ters and half Caters,
 of the Latest Style. $, saddles and bridles, , combs and brushes, |, Queens, China, and Medicines, Paints, Oils .ng and Rope; Sugar, Rice; Whiskey, Flour, h and American Brandy, chasers; Old r ort Wine Il purposes; Lard and ne, per gallon; Butter, sold at the very lowest 'unctual dealers on the