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Arknnsas Military HnStltsIte. 7'r Tmiip. Dallas Cennty, AEk.
KAcpLrY.

EAcuLfy.
 Col. Gso. D. ALKxApxn, A. N. Sup0iatsadsat and Pyef Ancient aad Modern L9nguags. Major THos. 0 BENTON. PreE MstksnsGies aad Tactics
 wELDos E. wsIOHr. M. D. PssC cAsnisi,y snd Nafarai PhiIosApky.
 Major BEx ] BonpxH, Lecfussv ea RAefov1c aad Beiies LetteYs.
 PRoEEssoas. s.--Ths Superintendent graduated .
 Washiaxtoe Ccslege, vs.
 Prof Mathematics. at the Virginia Military
 Institute
 PrOf. Chemistry, &e- st the Univrrisy of
 PrBn.
 Lecturer on Rhetoric, edueated at Ceosge-
 town College. D. C. SITUATIoN. .-Oh "Chspel Ridge." near Taip, Dal-
 las county, on the main route from Camden
 to Little Rock, 60 miles itom the. .losmer and
 70 from the latter. HEALTH.-The Ridge" is noted for its health.
 Not surpassed by any other situation in the
 eoston-gnnwiug latitude. SEssIoS. .--Commenees the 6Fst Monday in August,
 closes the last Thursday in May following. TUITIoN.-To be paid iHparisbiy Asif iR edrases;
 remainder st the close Of ihs session. DEPAHTMgsTs Divided into Collegiate, Academic,
 Preparatory snd Elementary.
 Collegiate, Tuition per 10 mOHiAs e50 co
 Academic, lwi,h Ancient Lsn-
 guagea.l SO co
 without % co Preparatory, % Os Elementary, % co TAcrIcs.-Taughs thoroughly and free from addi- tional cost. No student permitted to join the Corps cf Cadeis. wihoas written consent ol parents or guardian. Ody such iime as is devoted to recreation In other institutions wilt be given 10 ihis department. DISCIPLINE Strictly Military. UNIEoRn.-OaIy Cadets required to wear the Uni form. much cheaper than the ciIizen's dress. and similar to the aniform Of the Virginia Military Institute. with exception of but tons, &e.
 BOARDING At $l0.00 per month. including wssh- ing, lodging and fuel, Cadets and Students required te lodge in the Barracks. Eiemen- tary or Preparatory papiis permitted tn boasd in private families near the Institute. TEXT BooKs.-Such as are used at West Point, can be obtained at the town of Tulip. CoURsE or INSTRUCTION Will embrace four years for graduation. Divided into 9ih, 3rd, End, Ist, classes. No stndest or Cadet permitted 10 enfeT higher than the End class. CADETS Required 10 be not less than four feet, hne inches in height. and fifteen years oi age.
 Applications for Cadet-ship received snd &C., ted upon by the 18th os November next 1:
 must be addressed 10 the President of the
 Board Of Guardians. Gen. Nat. G. Smith. November l, 1850. 9-tf
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SUNDRIEs.

k0 Bbls. Superfne Flour; 60 Boxss s't OO dies; 10 Bbis. Clear Pork ? bbls- On Bbls. Lard Oii 1 Bbis. Powdtfsd Do. Crushed Do: 2.e00 Lbs. Cotioe YsTsi Lbs. Ear Iroa 25 Kegs Pure White Lead.
 H-7kDW-3RE. $e.-Anvils; Be'los'', Screw Plates; HaBd and SIedge Hammer; and Rim Locks, Mineral knobs; FsHey Pi's board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Gas it efs; Traces; Grsbb.ng Hoes; Tafsing ehss GonEes; Files and Rasrs; 2 sad i tcie kss ter Copying Pfesses, Wroaghi sSd Hefe Spirit Levels and PIambs Haae. Psnsi s'& Saws; Sbcvels, Spades and Manure fofp' VsrHtsh. Ac, Received and for sale y
 Jaiy iG. VIM E. VI
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENr,

M EOlSAG EPAH m " The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence the lst of November, and con tinue until the last of February. The AnStomica al Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De- partmeDt will be under the direction oi the following
 Profess
 J. CONQUEST CRoss, MD, Professor of the In
 siiiutes of Medicine aHd Medical Juris prudence W. BYRD POWELL, MD. Professor oi Cerebral
 Physiology, Medical Geology andt tMinerslogy R. s NEWTON, II D., Professor oi Surgery. II ]. HuLoE, M D.. Professor of Theory and
 Practice ot Medicine.
 ]. A. WiusoS. MD. Professor Of Obstet.rics
 and Diseases of Women aud Children. J. KING. MD, Professor oi Materia Medies,
 and Therapeutics.
 2. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. ]. MILTON SANDERS, AM, MD. Professor ei
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Clinique LectRrsTs: Med,ciae--Prof II. J. HULcE.
 Swgsry-Prof. K. $. NEWTON.
 Aaniomical Demoastroior-Z FIREMAN, MD. The fees for full course Of lectures amount to Sl05. MatiiculatoIs, SJ. Demonstrators Fee, SIS. Graduation, $20.
 Those desiring further information gill please address their letters (posi padl 10 the Desa; and students arriving in the city will please call sn him at the Commercial Hotel
 K. $. NEWTON, MD, Dean cf iAs Fseiliy
 LAW BEREAVEMENT. Hon E, W. NJ. KING. Professor Oi Theory snd
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 ri,pTudepce. TERMs- $50 per session.
 Ali communicable pert aiming to ,his department mmsi be addressed 10 F., w. N. KING Esq. Memphis, Tenn, July, 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth snd professional requirements, will compare favoraby with the most distinguished in eur soun. ty. The medical fseulty constitutes sn anomaly in this any other country-all sf them gre les,u- fers and the best teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical al po- siion, and the extent oi our population, can have doubt ss to the egb biliy sf situation Tor sn enterprise oi the kind. AS 10 health, including ali seasons of the year, deny Hat any otksr er Aas m0rs.
 A common error exists tn the minds ol many sta- dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine those who intend prsctieing among the diseases oi the West and Soath should certainly educate them. selves al school whose Fasaity practically &C., qnaintsd with those diseases.
 That the pablis may be satisfied of the perms- nency oi tls school. feel duty to state that the Trustees and Faeally inrm q unit Tn setion which argaes we'll for lts future success; and that the peculiar internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted.
 F.. w. N. KING. Prssideni of ike AtnpAh last
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Little Rock FOum d cry
 AND BLAKsMfTH sHoP

AT THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
 tIsHE undersigned having succeeded in employing 1 hss,-rate workfDen. sad making arrange meats Tor supply of iron and other materials. at rates lower ihsa heretofore purchased. is now prepared to execute all orders in that lae, at prices greatly below these h@rsoore charged at this establishment All work will be faithfully executed under my ian mediate iaspecon, warranted to be equal 10 any in this eiy-f0ished at the time promised, withou, fail Orders iTom any part of the eoanssy sill be thankially received snd promptly executed in the best manner and al the cheapest city rates. The fOuNDEkf wiIs be ia operation lhe menest ihe river rises suficieat 10 iranspest nstesaIs Try <
 sept. 7i, lsSo-3U ROSWELL BEEBE.
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Roara Of vIsiters.'
VlsHINoToy MALR SENINlRT,
HeInRstenA ConntY, ATila.

He1Rstea0 C00ntys ATkas THE sscond session of this Institution, opened \ this morning. February Huh. ls5O Rev. C. P. TURAEsrrsE. Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
 Bele-Letters, and Spanish Literature. Rev H. c. THwKArr. A. M., Professor of recan, Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMEs CRockER, A. M., Professor of Mathematics. Students received in the Primary Department aud instructed.
 Primary Department, per session of Fl weeks, payable quarterly Ia advance, Sl2 % PrepaFaiorv Department, Is co ColieTiste Course, 70 %
 Vocal aud Instrumental N usic, Elements or M Masieal Composition, (Extra) 0a
 Initiation Fee, O9
 No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro- tracie6 illness
 Ali siadeBts ehasged from the time of their entry to ths end of the session. N. B.-Ths of all ministers who are en- gagged in the regular work of the ministry. oI those who Euperannaied or have died in the ministry: will be educated free of charge. BoARDING be obtained in the best families at from $6 to $9 per mouth. Particular attention will be paid both to tho moral and intellectual training ef all students committed to our charge. s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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IaHsirets seslional Nap of irkanas


 THE above splendid Map is nov hhishsd 1 ready for delivery. it deiinestes ths ' State as lad or by the u. ;. Deputy SuTssya Every Section and fractional section s sbssi that JeEiy acre hset can be readily found aPs Ihe exact position of sil tke County Seats, oihces, Saline Springs, Seminary LsSd', 's Iies aud fertile lands selected by ibs State osls 5oV.0Ou acre donation gsant are all areafstslyA The Lead Mines and other mineisi locates noted, ss well as all the old eon6fmeG sPss'sa veys; with the latest alterations in the CouhiJ The whole Map eontslBing as great an snsa valuable information ss eaR be found os any Map extaht.
 is ?ai ID on rollers, elegantly eolofed sN Sissssi. Ptice s co. Also in eohse0iesi ? form, price g co. The pocket Maps ca h to any part of the State by mail. PosiAgs5t For sale al the bookstore of
 L. K. LINCOLN, Lttiis Roo April 8. 1859.
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Arkansas River Packet,

TTyHE entirely new steamer RE. 6O~ h 1 PUBLIC, $. II. ABRAMS, Mas kEEss& Ter. Wili run as regular packet iroin sSzz Napoleon io Little Rock. Van Buren. Fort Smiih and Fort Gibson, during the season, ;eing or ve Y light dsaught. (ohIy F inches.) Passengers and shppsrs can rely upon her making regulsr trips. The " Republic '" will leave Cincinnati for the ATkaasas river, about the lst of Nov.
 I'D. MERRICK & Co. Agents. Oct. 2s. 1880. g.
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CINCINNATI AND ARKANSAS RlyfR PlCKEl

YTSHE new and light drseht steamer s h Il CITIZEN, PRrcnAap, skTEsS-3 Masfsr. ~ii run as regular packet hom Cincinnati to Little Rock. Van Burrn, Folt Smith. and Fort Gibson, during the season.
 Tue Citizen lis an X No. boat of her class very light draagiii and ~i leave Cincinnati on or about the 10th November next. For freight or pas sase' having superior accommodation. apply to
 I'D. MERRICK & Co.,, Agent. Oct. g. is5n. ErGa1 & Dem. publish to amt of S5
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Little Rock Foundry
Coal Crates ana stOFes.

sHE snAessign is now preparing 10 Eass x Crates and stoves, suitable for eo.' will be ready iB time so meet al dsssaaD place. ky the iims supply of coal can s down the Arkansas river.
 Several persons have aseended ihe nse z yarpose Of bringing down cosi with the as', waiss. and their known industry wiii ss 's' of what fhey will do. ys
 Noe. S. Ie50-e ROSWELL Bes
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Cail and Settle Up,

" Eshaii leave for New Clrissas wishln ten dsvs W to lay ia oar Fall Stsek. asd wssid sesp~ct faly reaasst of those having aceesal. wish as, .s call and settle np.
 fATHERLY k CLEMENTS. Litsie Rock. Sept. IT. 1880.
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NOTICE.

HAVE. at soms trosble and csss, geareS mv \ Mil. e that viii grind asd saw al ,hs sams time Pessens who may wish csrn gsoaad, can havs h done at any lime they will sead Hspeslser i shall have se particular day fsr grinding. That chafged is eas-thssd eFtwsnfy ss cents pee hushel
 laly IS, 1S50s-45 q b. H. BINGHAM.
 (L1sm. CsSyl
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A SAFE AAd essisln care fos Cen,nn.H.. 11the knngn, Nptlsing of Blood. Ccaehs' r.s.s Asthma, Rsin in tke Side, Bronehiss. Floceie, s and .ll Palnsassy siiessisas.
 0rsxsexs or snx Pnxss.
 The Lo1isyslle Journal ssys, "Ds. RarV,.,. T.. eswett snd Tar not cnly gives immediate ,rli.s ' Coughs and Colds, bat, from the teesim0ns aS -. " 0f fhe higheat standing here aud elsewAe,a '. making soma very remaFkahs cures al Con,ss. ti0n."
 The Railway Register adds: awe hsy. h.,,a stated. by peEsons of great fespeetEhiii;v. vA. V used tAis medicine, that h is enc of 1As = remarkable medicines of the az, for CoasAs cs. IaAnenxa, BroHehisis, Asshma, Pain ia ne siS. l. Breast. Splitting Of Blcnd. Whcoping Cough al Lung Coinrlaihts, which ifnegiected ,ususIlv les, nate in Consumption; and the eeTsiRca,e. s,,sss lo the advertisements would seem fully to iu,l this statsmeht,s
 LTvERwORT.
 This plant has ipf many years been found ia \. eiuEnlmf viftnse lD tAe cure uf adeelioAs uE,A. l Mere recenilY 1t was AseertAined that q -. great power in aFsestIng Bleeding at the I.s, Coughs ota chronic character. G., end af s.,,., service in all diseases of a pulmonary character. TAR, Ause gtttreN " M0W UuAytftaNy ackh0NtednSh , be he most hesling afsd efficient application T,4 eassd CT deesyiRg lungs. or any pe,tisM ef,ks s,s or muscular parts of lhe human body Ii. m. eine and pseseFvatise qualities were u,aers,eea the Egyptians iH the early ages the world. ssI deaht now exist among scientific men, ,Asl ,,s preparation used in the embAlmmens of hoaiss. . composed principally of this ingredieng Ia IS ages, ts was found to De ia universal ase ameag 1. sbefigines ot AsneFiea and at this day n is tA,, \. cipaa, and, in fact, only medicine tAv sn uss. stats of lungs, cF any approach to i,. Those v aTs acquainted with this hardy race of men. ka that asatA from Cansaptioa is anknown sms i, them. The medical faculty in ali eountrie, ann tc have become aware oT the great heating prspssl of this article, and are now introducing h is q practice. Dr. BagAam, of England, Dr. By,,Af of st. Psiersbusgh, D.. La Prieuse. of pSsis the distinguished Dr. Cooper, have been in the \, of combining t with other articles ia their ptsss lions. sndf sish entire success.
 
 Bsssare ef Csanierfeiis and Base Isaisatioa,,
 .sThe genuine article is signed .1nslssw Rssr, ; the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 s'Pfice St per bottle, or six bottles for Sa sa wholesale and retail by SC0vIL & MEAD ll3 ChastTes street, between Cont end ss I.ce,,,
 Sole GeRsrai AgeRts for tAs SoaiAsyss Sis,t, The shgve medicine Is genuine, and sold ay
 T. W. TAPPE, Litiie Rock, Arkansas C. C. Yas Ptna of AEkansas; IT ". Brewster, fiae Bina Eisa. Napoleon and bY aaHik appaitcd tiHoughvat the esu January, I6a4--7-93-fyr
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Little Rock Fesss.tlry.

Water Wheels for Saw anA Grisf MilI..
 Cotsea Gias. FaetoEies, all other Pus-
 posses to which A Water " heel cen he
 Applied.
 N HAVE taken the aeeessasy steps fe obtain nal Il tesas and ase q pateni, fos the most sppsoysd water wheel Bew in use is oshes parts sf fhe unite States. whea l propose asnufaetasiax them. tc sappiy the dsmsad ia iAis porsiea q tks eoauisy snssswhiie wili bs hsPPy 10 receive ssders.
 Nss. $. 1880. s
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N0EM~-%.

YNHE subscriber. agent for IT. Habesmau, will II continne the fo1asEs bssiaess at his old siand en Maia. near Markham street. and keep constantly oa hand full and well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods. Boess, Shoes. Hardware. Castings, &e. &e., all Of which will se sald low for cash. The highest usarket prices will Dc paid for eoantry pro- daces as beet hides. petries, becswax, &e.
 Jsn. !. iS50, JOHN KRAUSE.
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures :! TIN, sHEET-IRON AND COPPER
 MANUFACTORY.

VNiE subscriber keeps always on hand. and is con. 1 st@ntiy manuiaC turing all sorts of Tin, sheet- iron. and Copper ware, Of the best materials, and in the most durable and substantial manner.
 He will pRt up bills, and fill orders for Merchants, Pedlars and the residents in the country. on the shortest noiice as cheap. and perhaps is cheaper, than any one in the State. He has large and we'll selected stock of materials and will do all kinds of Repairs and Job York with the greatest neaness and despatch. All kinds of steamboat Work repaired and put in perfect order, al moments warning.
 Thankful for past favors, he hopes by diligence and attention 10 business 10 merit and receive con- ,inaance of public patronage.
 Tin Spouts and Caters made to order, for any part ofthe State. E. W. McCRACKEN.
 Little Rock. Oct. I6. lsi9.-7-6-ly
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Little Rock Foundery.

YsHfS establishment has been fitted up and pu,
 l ia order for basipess. where all work in thai line will be thaakfasly received and promptly exe cated. Those having orders on hand can calcala,e on being filled during this and the ensuing week give this information that persons may know when 10 send for them withoat farther no,ice from me.
 4 LafAe, suitable fer turning Iron and Brass. has also been tted up. of sufficient sine to finish all she small work manufactured here for the present with the farther assasases shat ss soon as ihe dsry is in fsii asd saecessfal operation, will ss sach ts the ssgsns !afAe ef ssiisbie propsriianz for tassing shsft for the largest clsss sf steam boats rannisg the Arkansss river; shss hope to bs prepared ta 6nish all the work we make. in n msnnes satisfactory te those who may fayer ma with their ordsrs- ROSWELL bEE0E
 Liiils Rock. Oct 8, I650. &
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Freneh ItaIian Spanieh and GefmAn, each, I5 n0 Singing tn Choir, 10 0o Musie- Piano, Guitar, and Osgnn, each, 35 co Harp. @ co Dsawing sna Painting. f6 co A course ofIessons in Oriental paiaiing. Japan
 Work, iniaying of Ebony asd Ivory.
 Hamburg Work, sud wax aowers, eaeh, 10 co No charge tor embroidery and ornamental
 needle wosk.
 Board. washing. lishts. fuel, sss oT bedding.
 ske.. per monih. 10 Oa
 Paymenss quarterly, In advance; no deductions for absence.
 Sessions commence let Sept. and tst Feb. Pa- pills fecsived at any period. ard charged from time Of entrance 10 close of the session.
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Clean, White, Family Lard. DECEivED. this dsy. and ios sale. whsisssi. 1G ssd retail.
 bbis. Sweet White Lasd.
 23 creeks |" Enquire Of A. ,. HUTT. Muia sf Sept 1880, T.
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MARBLE CUTTING.

Tombs, MOnaments, Crave stones, &c.,
 Furnished to order.
 JOSEPH CLARK, Sfoas- Gutter, (iate of New J O'leaas.l begs leave to inform the citizens Of iile Rock and the vicinity. that he has opened an establishment oH Waisy Sfyees fadioininx William Georges stose,) for the purpose of executing all kinds of MARBLE WORK. and invites the attea- ton of all those wanting sny thing of this kind done 'n heat and workmah-like man0er and at mods- rats price, He will keep on hand stock of the best material. and is ready to execute all work in his line al the shortest notice.
 Little Rock. Aug. 6, 1850. 4S-tf
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("SAPIENTI4 PR.ESTAT OMNIBUS , FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
 Taiip, Dallas County, Ark.
F A GUILTY

GUILTY. JOHN s. GARyIN. Principal and Psetesses of Collegiate Department
 ----Iestr pcfYess Of Academic DeparimeHt Mrs MARGARET COOK, fnstructrsss of Pri- mary Department and GertTass. SENIOR F. GARCIA. Prefsssev ef Music aRd Modern Laagnages.
 Tuition per Session of s1 weeks--Payable
 in Advance. Collegiate Department. Ancient Classics, Spanish. French, or Italian, ..................$9 SD UU Spanish, Freuch. or English course. 90 % Academic Department. nt,.................. Is % Primary !" ................. 10 % Ornamental Painting and Drawing, 10 co
 Needle and fancy work. , % Musical Vocal and Instrumental, g co Use Of Instrument. .........-............ 0O Boarding including fuel, washing. lights &e., $l0 per mUuIh.
 Pupils will be charged from inc time of entrance to the close of the session. No deduction will be made in the rates of tuition. except n Of pro- trseted illness JOHN $. GARViN, Sept. 2l, lS50.-S-3f. Priaeipai
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

BU A D UF US IT EES.
 Hon. D. T. wIrTER, PsEripENr, Hon II. P Pondex,er. Rev. wm. Moorcs. Rev. L. P. Lively Rev. B. P. Box, N. Jones, M. D., Mr. J. B. San defur, Mr. T. Williamson, Hon. J. D. Trimb.e Rev J. Custer, M. b. Rev. J. ]. Roberts, C. R MItchei, M. D, Mfr. W. W. Andrews, Mr. D T Sanders, Mir. II. ". Smith. 7-22-f
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COTTON GIN STANDS.

C GIN STANDS. co Saws sseA, msas sy E. ~S CARVER & co. Eass Bsideswassr, Msn.. received fsom the manafAetuFera and for snae on fasefabis terms. by WM. n. WAIT.
 Jsiy le. 1880.
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Arkansas Esiyer E,acket,

Arkansas River Packet. vTSHE entirely aetc steamer PoN- 6sses~ A L TAG. L. WARDEN, Master. aitrhx2 will resume her regular trips iu thew3zsss Arkansas river, the 6rst rise of water and con- tinue In the trade during the season.
 The NEW Pontiac. is an A No. l boat of very light draaght, built expressly for the trade and is fitted out with all the late improvements. calculated to give comfort aud safety to passengers.
 For freight or passage. apply 10
 T. n MERRicK & co Agents. Sept. 2. 1850. 7-52-9w
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Bagsing, Rope and Irvine.

ID ECEIVED September ist 1850, from Loaisvill 1G $500 yards Cotton Bagging; 3.0oo Pounds Bsss Rope
 90 '' Twine. Tor sale low hy
 A. J. RUTr, Msis Shsr
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GUNsi cUNsss cUN Nsi,i

GUNSi GUNsil CUNssli TuST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash. J hne Dosble and Single basrelied Shot Cans. kihes hiAt and percussion gua Locks. kc.. kc., at the Gunsmith Shop, oa Main street. where repair- ing is done up biac. by R GRIFFfTHs. kove
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LDuk-s0 Bbls. Extra Sapssfsns.
 1soo iss. Clear Bacon siiss. mi r,x.,v.a .,.I for sais hy WH \ W s- sn< kss. II, ieso. AAi
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CsTOVES.--I2 No. :, srroy" Aif-slsA' D 6 q. uA.
 Received aAd for sale by WA. ?
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Peacock Plows,

TcacOck PBOWs.
 uST received psr Mail Beats-,3o enc Asr.. s Isseoea r'e.s; 10 de- de Valley Plsws; Ie Fsb- 2s. ls5e. urr1.r
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shoes. shoes!

ID ECLIvED. per msii boat. IT casss lG Wsnssas', Msa and Boys Shoes
 Aiss. eases Rassst BrogaRs. sh,ea s,'T TIT cheap. st 4. J, ho' a
 Aag. c. 1850.
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Little Tock FounsIcry.

NASH paid for old Iroa. Bras. Csvp.y .nd z;. o Oct 5. '5e-S 1 ROSWELL, BEEBR
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Opswsows or mn pnrsa.
LTvERWORT.

This plant has leT many years been found ,s \.
 slngnlaf vistnse in sAe cure o aee,ioas sS,As L;. Mere recently t was AseertAinsd that a ns.s,,. greet power in aTsesting Bleeding q ,Ae In, Coughs oFa chronic character. &.. end af ,,,,., service in all diseases of pulmonary ehasss,.,
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IHV UtHt NNHtUy HUI hHUWH tU MuHs
 LNOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, Bronchitis II Infiuenxs, Bleeding oi the Lungs, Difficulty o Breathing. Liver Affections. Pain or Weakness o the Breast or Side First Stage oi Consupiicn, Sc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-29

DEBT OF Texas" Ion,'' ofthe Baltimore Sun.
writes. as follows: The debt of Texas has been
stated to amount at the present time with interest
to thirteen millions. But | learn that the State
authorities have made arrangements with the cred
tors for full aequittance-on the payment OF eight
millions. The Texans will be content to receive
ten millions. So they have two millions for an
lions will not be more than ten cents an acre for
the lands which she eedes. They are hardened
with an Indian title, which Texas repudiated, and
which Government will eontrive TO get rid of
very cheerfully with few trinkeis and good deal
Of frewater, and largesses to certain chiefs for the
use of their Names ETC.. 1t will be good bargain
get the lands and settle the disturbing question
both for ten millions We gave Georgia sixteen
millions for her wild land, and paid the Galphin
claim TO boot. We can be as liberal to Texas"