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Elections in Kershaw District.

By reference to our advertising columns, it will
be seen that Elections have been ordered for
Sheriff and Clerk OF the Court, for Kershaw Dis
trict, on the second Monday in May next, being
the 18th day of said month. The Election will
be for one day only. ~ esa'
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III. Drucker & CO..

4 RE just opening large and new assortment
~ OF Spring and Summer Clohsg.. .eiaeseg
description .,,E Il 4 sg5zsss&Sss
Ready Made Shirts, ...,.,--a,yy,,zr.s.
Silk and Muslin Cravats and Handkerchletf'
Kid. Silk, and Thread Gloves, ~ 80
Boots aud Shoes, - asE1Rt9 -Ss.ssss
MoIe<kin, Panama, T.eghorn aud Straw i'ats
of the newest style. N
They have received great quantity ot.aA
pan and fancy Pan aloons Siutls, and ssstf
VeS,inss, Linen Drills. and very pretty ss'
snrtment of Irish Linens. ..s.s.,a.z Ia -
And invite their friends to call and exarattnles
their stock. being certain to be able 10 satisfy them
in every way.
Camden, April Ii: lo5l. 80 gFs--s ".
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DR.. R. w. GIBBEs.

4 Nuisance. The Grand Jury of George
town District, for the spring term of Court pre-
sent as Il nuisance all those transient persons
from the non-slaveholding States, who come to
this district in the winter, for the purpose of ira
ding, shad-fshing aud duck-shootins-we be-
licve them to be injurious to all classes of our
population, and, therefore, solicit the interven.
ton of the Legislature in the matter
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THO. ]. WARREN g. O. A. PRICE, Editors.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL IS, 1851.
Our Market.

Since our last, we have no material change
to notice in the Cotton Market. The article
does not come in very extensively, and weare
in orderto quote extreems from l2 to ii ID
cents.
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EXTRAORDINARY BIRTn.-On the evening
of the 18th ult, the wife of MIR. Henry Bowie,
who resides few miles west Of this village,
gave birth to three fine, fat, bouncing babes
two boys and GIRL and at the latest accounts
were all doing we'll. The three together, as we
are Informed, weighed twcnty-one pounds
AbbcUiLc Banner.
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on of Kershaw District, the following
3 were appointed to attend the Con-
D be held in Charleston in May next.
DR.. John Milling,
Capt. John Boykin,
H. Levy, Esq.
Col. J. B. Kershaw,
Col. Jas. Chesnut, jr.
w. I'hurlow CASTOR, Esq.
e. A. Price, Esq.
Maj. A. II. Boykin, "
W. NJ. Shannon, Esq.
Maj. John Cantey,
Capt. Thomas Lang,
Col. L. J. Patterson,
w. Z Johnson, Esq.
Capt. L. W. r. Blair,
Capt. w. H. K. Workman,
Capt. e. J. Shanuon,
C.J. Halle, Esq.
L. L. Whitaker, Esq.
Col. r. Lee Dixon,
DR.. B. S. Lucas.
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Jewelry is becoming quite fashionable
again. One of our contemporaries says he met
a lady on New Years who had farm on each
wrist. a four story house around her neck, and
at leas: six lie memberships to the Bible Soci.
CIV attached TO each ear.
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GrTomorrow is fine gentleman, who
makes many promisss--To-day is plain man,
who never breaks his word.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
CAMDEN RAZAaR.


THE subscrihesssharey yluats received their new
l. Assortment ol Spring AID summets sGoodss TO
viii ch they invite the attention of their frieads
and the public in general. Il consists partly ei-
Caliroes, Ginshans. :. Wvf,+r-
PLAIN and embroidered Lawns, zss;,
Fancy MtIsIius, - .s--ss 5.;sso,,,ss
Plain and colorcd Linen I.pstres, -. -.
Tissue Silk, - sig3S.. glssz
Embroidered and plain Swiss Mnslms, 10
Plain and fancy Bareges. Crrp~s.
And a, great variety Of other Goods, suitable for
Lidles Dresses hsEt+fi ysszsss, s3s
-ALso-y -5 -,gia ~
A large Assortment OIL s-s.,z : ss.as II
Llncn Canl5ric llanlkerchets, tais
NeedIewurk Collars, Gufls, and Sleeves,
Ckrm.setcs. Veils and Lace Capes, sssE
Muslin. Lines and Silk Edsng and laseHing,
l'Inucis O The newest style, - - "a
Ivory, black and and teatlier Fanss' -sIT
Pnrasols, Slices. -5rssB HSN
Aud 4 great Quaus..y Of ether Fancy Articles tso
numerous iO ra.nc. "'t ~ stA
They recommend the r Stock OIL 2' Lsis
Eleached aud brown SMriing, s5E bea esa
Blue and striped Hunespuns,
Linen and Cotton OSnaburLs, %
Table and Towclling Linen'and Diapers
All OF which they will sell at the lowest Cash
prices posSible ,''-Hs~s
April Is, 80 ssE tes ah
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FxECUTEVE OFFECE, CHARLssToE


ExECUTHvE OFFHCE, CHARLESTON,
~ April 10, ls5l.-By his Excellency. a n
MEANS, Governor and CommandeF.in-G GhieI eih
and over the Stale of South Carolina
Whereas, information has been received atth's
Department that JACKSON VAlGNEM. char
ged with the commission Of an atrocinus, mufdef.
has escaped from Jail at Gillisonve, in the Slste
aforesaid: Now, therefore, in order thafthe saH
Jackson Vaignem may he brought To taalLs
JOHN H. MEANS, Governor of the State o.
Carolina, do hereby offer reward of TWO HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for the apprehension and as oe- !.
livery of the sail Jacks Vagneln to the Sherln
Of Beaufort District. or into any jail in tins taie
The said Vaignem is about tvc feet nlge lpSnes
high black eyes, hair and beard; dark coma&ex-
ion; about twen,y-,hree years OF age, and has tfa
end of his right lorefnger cut off about the mid
die of the nail.
Given under my hand and the zeal OF the
{ ~ Stale, at Charleston. the tenth day ot
: L. S. April in the year Of our Lord one thou
to~ sand eight hundred aud fif,y-one, andin
the sevonty-6fth year Of the Sovereignty
and Independence Of the United States
of America J. IL MEANS. =
BY the Governor. -, -,
BENZ. PERRY, Secretary of State
The several papers IN this State; also the Au-
gnsta Republic, Columbus Times, an Savannah
Georgian, are requested to give the above three
Insertions, one eacI, week. aud forw Ird theirsacs
counts Tor payment to this Department. '$s-svsF
April Is.
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cAMDEN DEBATING GEUn

Th" Regular Meeting will be lteidan "Wednesday
Evening the 18Th inst, at Library 4iaIl AID
o'clock, when the following Query will be- dis
cusSed. 'f- - .istss gs'sji. - ~
Query-Shouid South Carolina. secede alone
under the present aspect of affairs,
s. B. LEVY. Serrstery.
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The suffrage basis IN Tireinia.-I'here are
manifestations of a very excited state ofpopu.
lar feelings in Western Virginia, in view of the
belief which is fast gaining ground, that the
mixed basis will be adopted in the new con-
sttution. The Stanton Spectator, always
moderate and cautions in expression of opinions
6 and careful and accurate in its statement of
facts, refers to the deep feelings that are arous-
ed in the West, and trusts that the result may
not be division of the State. The vexcd
question will probably have to be settled by
mutual CONCESSION and compromises. The
great compromises of Congress in favor of our
national Union, are a patriotic example for
Eirgina's imitation.
On the night of Monday and morning OF
Tuesday last, we had one of the most heavy
and devastating rains ever seen or felt in the
vicinity of Wadesborough. In this all our
planters, so far as we have seen them, agree.
One gentlemantold us that he had fences wash
cd away on Gould's Fork where he never knew
the lreshet to reach before. Hill sides have
been dreadiully washed and low lands flooded,
and we fear that great deal of the planting
done before the rain will have to be done over
again. Up until this rain the spring has been
SO far very lavorable.-N. c. Argus
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Eyve are authorized to alnOurlc,
JOHN INGRAM, as, a candidate for, Sheriff o
Kershaw District at the ensuing election. esssa
Auril | F.-t>s 29S IL a.s=< ssS3 st.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1wWWW no A nv VI

-&~A-@IW-M4.ME-E -E&A~L@ &G WILL bs pFsparta f0 transport MERCEiAN. w. DEE from PHILADELPHIA to PITTS ZURICH in anticipation of tho opcniagef The East srn Division Of the Pennsylvania Canal. gay on and after the TWENTIETH of FEBRUARY. at the following rases. vixs
 For lst Glass Dry Goods. ITals. Boots and Sh.'es, Drngs. Books, Stationery, &e ,at &i per 100 lbs For 2d Glass -Ilardwafe. Qneenswase, Groceries, Paint and DyessGlEs, Olls, Stc., at 80 cts pf 100. For Sd Glass --talIee, Leaf Tobacco Iron, Guano, BaeAs, Beef, Pork, Gc. at 50 cts per 100 lbs. For 4th Clsss Tar, Pitch, Resin. Ashes, Marble, Pig on, bfcks, Gsc at 50 cts. per 100 lbs.
 H.H HOUSTON.
 Freight Agent Penn. Railroad Go.
 No 2T4 S 276 Market Street. Phila N. B.--Goods geiug East by our Rond should be consigned to McFADEN & COVODE,
 Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. PASSENGER TRAINS between PHILADEI- PiIIA aud PITTSBURGH. Leave Philadelphia Daily at 3 A. M., aud at l0Is P. NJ. Leave Pitts burgh Daily at 8 A. M and 3 ?. N.
 A. HENDERSON, Passenger Agent 0l.Qm
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Hoard of visitors. .
WASHIsOTOs HlLE SEMINARY.
Hcmpstead County, Arks.

 .FTNHE seeond session of this Institution. enen,J \ this merning, February Huh, 1850. Rev. c. P TuKRKSTINE, Superintendent and Pros lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. Beile-Lettcrs. and Spanish Literature. Rev. II. C THwEATT, A. M.. Professor of c Greeau. Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMES CRocKER. 4. M., Professor of Mathematics Students received in the Primary Department and instructed.
 Primary Department per session of 2i weeks, payable quarterly u advance, sig % Preparatory Department, lS 60 Collegiate Course % 60 Vocal and Instrumental al asic. Elements of Musical Composition, (Extra) % Initiation Fee, sd No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro traeted illness
 All students charged nom the iisle of their entry to the end of the session.
 N B-The sons of all ministers who are ea- gagged in the regnlaF work 0f the ministry, or of those who are superanuated or have died in the ministry: will be educated free of charge. BoARDING be obtnined in the best families, at from $6 to go per mouth.
 Particular attention will be paid both 10 the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS. Secretary.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the lst of November, and con tinue until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opencd and ready to receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De- partmen will be under 'he direction ot the following
 Professors:
 ]. CoNeussT CRoss, M.D., Professor of the Tn. stitutes of Medicine asd MeGica Jnrisprudencp. W. BYRD POWELL, M.D., Professor oi Cerebra!
 Physiology, Medical Geology andi Mneraiogy, R. s. NEWTON, MD, Professor oi Surgery. II J. HuLcE, MD, Professor of Theory ana
 Practice of Medicine.
 J. A. WILSON. MD, Professor of Obserric,
 and Diseases oi Women and Children. J. KING, MD, Professor oi Matefia Medica,
 and Therapeutics.
 z. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. j. MILTON SANDERS, AM, MD, Professor cf
 Chemistry and Pharmacv.
 Clinique Lecturers: Medicine-Prof. H. J. HULcE.
 SurgGy-Prof R. s. NEWTON.
 Andiomcat DsDionsfrdior-Z. FREEMAN, NJ D. The fees for iull course of lectures amount 10 Sl05. Mar,icnlaors. S5. Demonstrators Fee, sl0. Graduation, S20.
 Those desiring further information will please address their letters (pos paij) 10 the Dean; and students arriving in the city will please call him at the Commercial Hotel.
 h. S. NEW tON, 1h b., DeaH of the fdchfJ
 LAW pEPARTMENT: Hon. F.. w. M KING, Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 risprudence.
 TERMS $50 per session.
 All communications pertaining io this department mu.t he addressed 10 E. W.M. KING Esq: Memphis, 1fan, July, 1850.
 The Faculties for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will conpar- favorabiy with he most distinguished in our coua- try The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other couniry--all of them are icc;u- rers and the hest teachers.
 Those who wiil contemplate our geographical po- sltion, and inc extent nf opr population; can have no douh, as tn the eligibility of situation for an enterprise of the kind. As to health, including all of the year. deny hat any other ely has more.
 common exists in the minds of many siu- deuis relative 70 lae place of stdyihg medicine those who intend practeirg among tie diseases ei the West and South shon'd certainly educate them selves al Q school whose Faculty are practically ac- quainied with those sisesses.
 Ina, he public may be satisfied uf he perma- nency of this school, feel Il d8y ia ta,e that the Trustees and Faculty form a unit in action, which arzacs well for is future success; and that inc peculia ihernsi organization which connects ihe,n csana, De Interrupted. E. W. N KING, PresideEl of Ae Meaphis Iaa.
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Lans,ree's sectional Nap of lrkansas,

yTHHE above splendid Map is now finished and A ready for dclive,y it deiiheaies the whole State as lsid of by ire L, :. Deputy Surveyors Every Sselion and fractional section IS shown, so that foriy acre iract can be readily laaad upon it. The exael position of a the County Seats, Post offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and inc Icb ana fertile lands selected bv the State aut of the goo GOO acre donation grant ae al accurately shown The Lead Mines and other mineral locations are no,ea, as well as aIl tue old copfrmrG Spanish veys; with the Ialest alterations in the County lines The whole Map containing as great amount ol valuable information as can be lound on any State Map extant.
 Ii is put up on rollers elegantly colored and var nished. Price S co. Also in convenient pocket form, price $3 %. The pocket Maps can be sent to any part of the State by mail. Postage cents For sale al the bookstore of
 L. K. LINCOLN, LifHs Rock
 April g. 1850. 3lh
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL
 Boarding and Day Ahsol Fer YsuRa laSi,,

"''~ "~9 Nsft"NA ' bt IHHNA tNni{x T HE business ef this Seminary ,si,l ho ,s,,-, | thf 9ih Sept. 70. v.,. when pnnes.Al .,s-e dsnee ct the Pupils lsearassy requested.
 ThS inslHation. uFsscF the caFa el N s ..5 ,A Misses WOOD, Wlh Asssiani Teaeh.y. ,r every tacity For iiuRsr;,ng ae S,iYs,,sres of ,t Finished edacailoR fassc ssing w5ihis thsmss ,s NY qualifications for lie yar,oas tyxuel.es ,vlieA .,. hsse Rfaetsed wi,a perfect saisfaeisg.. ne, b. , feteF 10 iae gentlemen whose sssss sYs es,.,H The PHpiH of the Bosvias Sshc.j. se,,, .,. sfai4s'y associated wih their Teaehsts fece,se ., adsaiina Sc necessary te fsria aal frGse ti,s f hefs. and produce kaMis ct order and r.r.,.,,t.. essen'iai n ;se formation of charsrter
 Feeling the importance of a through kssviq4,. fihe French language, new indsas ns sb.4 , r.., eaaea'ioR the Pnncipsis wish 10 fen,lr < s ts, ,s Possih'e iAe lsngflsgo ef tbe establishment Ttsr propose a''Ini'tng !ihe Pupils. who rss.de ,a s. ismiy 70 aiiynd fhc French classes, wi,hagt rxi., charge.
 Thelecaion oG the ritY sf I.;ite Rock is hesllfg Peasani, and accessible al ali times, sY stcas5bc and stage, Ihe system Of education, assidaosfsjy r,,rs,,s., aiass ai perfect appreciation ol wastsveyis s,,er, ed n develeplng tbc mora, aud inieipclasl teepl,
 -etnblaelug thoqugii and g, Stssaslie eyutse tre lie elementary io ;iie highest branches NantAlv records t scholarship and depormeng are transmit ted to P1eE,s, whilst ssrFy adictegs uei,euep1 io study IS afforded. Tbe school s constantly Inds, l.e sapetyt.iop of the Board q Visitors, who, from time Co tine. ex. anime lhe various classes and report thei, rae,rss Terms er raitioIa Rnd FesrsI per session ef f1~e months.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID UNAWAY from the residence Of Mir. a X IO TIapnail, m the city oG Little Rock, MV about two weeks since my negto man, Amos 5 He is about twenty nine yeats old, dark cop- Al per roor brshy head, low in stature, smokes pipe and fond oi trinking ardent spirits will give Ten dollars iftsken in. Pulaski county; Twenty dol lars if taken out of Pulaski county. aud Fifty dol. lars if taken out of the State, and secured SO that gel him again. WILLIAM FIELD.
 Little Rock, 18th February. 1851.
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SEyNDRIES.

EO Bbls. Superhne Flour; 60 Boxes Star Can sJtJ dies 10 Bbts Clear Pork |; 2 Bbss. Linseed Oil 2 BbIs. Lard Oil; 4 Bbls. Powdered Sugar, 2 Do Crushed Do.; 2, coo Lbs. Cotton YaFD; 3,0o0 Lbs. Bar Iron 25 Kegs Pure White Lead
 HARD WARE, &c.--Anviis; Belo~t; Vices; Screw Plates; Hand and Sedge Hammers; Mortee and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Plate, Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch cts; Traces; GTubbng Hoes; Turning Chisels and Gouges Files and Rssps; and fold Rules; Let ter Copying Presses Wrought snd Horse Nails; Spiti Levels and Piumbs Hand, Panel and Wood Saws Shoyeis, Spades and Manure Forks; Copal Varnisb, Se Received and for sale by
 July l6. VIM. 5. WAIT.
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rlehe". tai.an, Sphhish ane 1eFfnaR, eacb. l5 e Singing in Cheir. Ie eaf Music Piano, Guitar, and Organ, each. 9 q Harp, lo n, Diawing and Painting. is aa course oflessoosin Oriental painting Japan
 Wors, iHlaying of Ebony and Ivory
 Hatibafg WorN, snd wax flowers. each. ma No charge for embroidery and ornamental
 needle work.
 Board, washing, lights, fuel. use oi bedding.
 Nc, per month. 10 eo
 Payments quarterly, in advance; no deductions for absence.
 Sesslohs eommeaee lsi Sept. and ist Feb pa. pits rseeived al any peTiod, aud chalgrd from tme of entrance to close of the session
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINE COMPANY,

HNllE undersigned. agent for this cld and well Il established insfituton, continues to issue poi- cics of Insurance against loss damage by fire, st inc current rates of premium charged by other responsible companies. All claims for loss. under Policies issued by the undersigned. will be prompt y adjusted, and paid, by the General Agent of the Company located at Cincinnati. The losses paid by this Company in tho Western Country. during the last 9 years, exceed S2.00n,O00.
 VIM. B. WAIT. Agent, l7th Feb 1851. 24, at Little Rock.
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Hron and Castialgs.

Ar0n aNO castings. 1000 Lbs. Bar iron, assorted <EOOO Bundles Nail Rods; 6 Bundles Extra Horse Shoe; 100 pieces Flow Wings; 75 Skillets and lids; 30 Ovens and lids; l5 assorted English Pots; i; l5 Sugar Kettles; l2 Grid Irons; 90 odd lids. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. II. Steamboat Landing.
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DR. LEIDY's slaSlPlRILLA BLG0D PILLS.
Ahead of all others!!

The Envy Of all Ftli Manafaetarers:f DECAuSE they are safer, better and more efE- kJ eacions ihaa aeY others; and because the pub i wit tske nesee ef others If they ahain tfrtn. 509-D0oe HOAES have bcsn sold aDausy for the ast i've
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE can alvsys take t1eIn wiih equal saieis, aHd w.iis1s fear IF PILLS BE NEt ESa-ikf- nf purgtiie aud cleansing the Stomach and Bowels, and purifying the Blood sds of tee body take otlers-l other ,a produce combined effects. eaassa safsaIsariiiR tn elfgn
 Eat, Drink and Live Usual, aiol pngsne y0lf usual oceuPa'i9B whist isng om, without ieF ot taking cold, during a kinds of wcsiheF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wagsred that eetilearsr lfS,n Physi ca. clergy members ' Congress, a,d respectable ~ zeRs M yg0nced os theiI siiseaey than ~ an other i FORTY Pills ARE IN A BOA, and sosd at 25 a box with directions aud iach whoissnne advice aleempa nylng each box
 1isey hsvg ns aBpieas5H; sBisii,
 Free rom lls>t powder ei anY hlnd, .--- flo gtiI. ite stossaf h Ct bowels.
 Produce q slck kae ss vomiting bad teclipes, THEf ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
 And sdapted dise aste cnliI..s4 f71usIuf.
 No batnE tnSeH seDs vii be wililng tsre fi taAr any eirgs, bseansa thy wi aisa3s ao sg aa g they do nut Disis 1thers wal
 Dr. x. R. I.eids, pfopfsfor asd aasaesuTe regl tF dnggist euaslt Bad ss,e5s ef D years exiGiicea a fhiiai.pia gsaBd8ir thr EniynrsiiY of Psaas mentcE o tisirrg hi nsd' al stiiins e Eia' sa New YoTk f}oslnn. f3ansFe. Be- 4ssesss aH flHl
 , at,,er st several 1edsai ituiip,s o Loans ant Pc r-heEce ie oi tIe confidence placed hss pis, and hcf hsng TeeoanenGed aila plreQ ai ot r s3eotablc pht sieians IhraasiIas; he United stsea.
 Principal Depf, ijT. iseiey's DtsPshssry, No IT. N"tA FnaftB s Is4adeit aad sga HlsJa sale ahG f.fa' f
 j. ", TApPe, Litje Ravki Stevenson. Fais aursp seo yii Mead and Wright Co, New ofieaEs, a.d ai drag sis,s and srotekeepcfs n the UB.ioi states. oerspJ0 -Iy
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100000 lbs. NEW GOO D

NEW GOO ID ECElvED by WALTER MITCHELL, h within the last month, that have been pur- chased by him, on better terms than any stock hih. erto and we'll selected which he will dispose oi at such rates as shall induce customers 10 purchase more libefaty than before the truth Of which may be tested by all persons who will favor him with a call and ,exeininaliou. d his New Cash Stores, on Main and Markham streets, Little Rock where they belonging to the following branches of merchandise, viz:
 Dry Goads. Boots and Shoes,
 Groceries, Hafs and Cops
 Crocsery, D'tgs and Medicines,
 Hardrare, Paints and Oils,
 Tfa,eare, Clothing,
 Farniiure, Flour,
 Sfone,rare, Vhiskeg and all
 Iron and Nails, other Li9uors,
 Siores and Castings. BGcen,
 Gotten Yorn, Sole and Upper Leather and all other articles evet found in
 General Variety store. e Therefore, he would respectfully n,ie all per sons that visit Little Rock. 10 give him call, thal he may give them cordial reception, and acquii himself far as may be in his power, oi the above broad assertions
 Ills unprecedented success thaTing, 50 far. sur passed his most sansnine aniicipations) places hH unier very great obligations tn all his customers. and hr would hereby render most hearty thanks ,c and all for past ayors and kindlyjask contia- uaErc of the same.
 His presen; facilities for business enables him o sell more goods than he possibly gel into his hoese, hu, hopes, in iuture io be able to supply all drmand. ss he is about tesesisblish Wholesale House al NAPOLEON, by which means any faaE'i'y Of goods will be delivered at Little Rock a all fines, as cheap az they be purchased in New Orleans or Cincinnati, with exception o lreish' and expenses.
 In twenty days from th's date. as near as may be, h- will return from Cincinnati, with about eighty ions of Whskey, FIoui, and snch articles can be purchased, the cheapest in that city.
 Just received, per steamer Citizen, pine.y bbis Whskey, and twenty Cheese which is gong of like hot cakes w MITCHELL Little Rock, Dee. 2lst, ls59. l6-l3w.
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MARBLE GUTFENG!

ELOUR-I5O hels Ohio suPeFhns' I I(t9s aa Iiiia5is estra c0i WHITE LEAD--5a kegs pure; .rt+t5 +t5-A R I ht8 pUwyfgTr1; GAS ftNGS--28'IG it's below wafei
 lK0N--4l 4l0ti0 lbs assogied bar WINDOW GLASS--22 bo1es;
 CANDLES--to heSes star; GRASS SEED---elvVer, timothy BBd blue.
 Recsiysd per late sf;igsls and fer saie by
 Dec IT VA, 5, WATT.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-01
GuNs! GuNsI! GUNslI!

LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, &D fine Double and Single barrellcl Shot Cans, Rifles, flint and percussion gun Locks Sc., &e., at he Gunsmth shop, on Main street, where repair ing is done up blue, by H. GRlFFlTHS.
 Nov6. 9-