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Prices of Jones' Hand Presses.
EEARKNENN 6 NON.
The Great Wholesale Clothing House.
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CHARLES HARkNE ESSy& SUN, No. 20 Hnsset Street, fae South East eaaer et
 Fourth Stree;, PBiLadelpsia. THE proprietors of th's oLD ESTABLISHED FAsu- | IoSAsLE~ CLnruISo STORE, are now mannfac- tuung the largest, best assorted, and most Fash onaIly got uTs{bek of Superior Clothing for the Fall and Winter trade, that has ever been offered to the notice of Wholesale buyers.
 Hardness tS SoG respectfully invite the atten- lion of Merchants and Dealers confident that their stock of Clothing will oe found expressly adapted 10 the requirements of the Southern and Western markets, while their prices will convince intent- ing purchasers that their Establishment officers ex- uaorlnary inducements.
 TAKE N0TiCE!-HaEkuess & Sons Clothing Store IS large Five story Brick Building, situated on the South-E East corner Of Fourth aud Market Sts.. Philadelphia.
 N. B. Look out for the largest Gilt Block Let ter Signs in the United States and read--
 44-sm. FAIRNESS & SON.
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 Km BITTER CORDIAL AND INk BLOOD PURIFIER q Vegetable Spirit, and the n0si scientific preparation ever pg0ducedi one 6uttss af which, ks warranted tO possens more real saioinal virtues than sen times that amount of DazsapaFiiin. of any other preparation put up fog ss1iaF purposes. Its unequal virtues arc soon made manifest in diseases having their origin In innuFiti0sof the blood such as-N NeuIalgsa, Scfof- uIa og Kings Evil, EFysipeIas, Cutaneous krup- tfons. saif-Rhem, Tetter or RingwOrm, Pimples on sie face or surface Of the ssin, soreness or
 sesy ia the breast or region of the hoart general debility uF nervous affections, and oil irregular habiss Of ahe system, (cspecially with femaies) and the many homogeneous of the nervous sys- tsm, and diseases aFsinK from the iajudicious use of cal0mel and other poisonous drugs.
 This is . fine cordial, pleasant and agreeable b take and perfectly safe to be used in any state Of health, even hy the most delicate female or chsid. And is sn article that every one should use, at least once year, to parify and enrich their blood, end thus prevent all manner of diseases
 Retail pgica, 9l per bottle, 6 bottles for s3.
 To be had Of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BuTTERwORTa. June g. l66I. iy.
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OLIVER & CO.,, WINE 8. SPIRIT MERCHA2 1 S CORNER oFMAIN AND MARKHAM ST.

tOld Post O6fce Corner. TUST Received fine assortment of choice .b articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con- s.sting of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine; Catanoa Wine Iongwortb Ohio; Ciaret Wine, Supr. J uice; Bran ,ly. Cognac; Brandy Cherries; London GIn; Mo pongahela Whisky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout; Anisette; Natural Syrup; Muscat de Frontignan; Marlschano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor- cestershire Sauce: Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab- sinthe; Preserves &c., &c.
 Little Rock, April 9. 33-tf.
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Fresh Flour. Sc.

ID ECEIvED by last arrival, tho following arti- 1G cles, to wit
 50 bbls. St. Louis Flour;
 100 ' Cincinnati "
 20 kegs No. 1. Lard ;a 50 bbls. and half bbls, N'his&ey l050 lbs. Tobacco;
 $50 l" Bat Lead For sale by 4. ]. HUTT, June 4th ls5i--30. Main Strcef.
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RNOnTlMORE,s Rheumatic Compound,
 NIL anA Hain0A Rnrffers 4 cerhain Care for

RMOnFaMORE,B Rheumatic CompOunds INA and BlOoA Furi1eF; 4 certain Cure for sitker Infamnsfory (Aeutsl or ChyVrie Rhewnatisn.
 This valuable remedy stands without rival m tho history oE discoveries, in this or any other county in curing this painful and paralyxing dis ease, kn all ikg various forms.
 The vast number that have been cured by inc use Of this compound, during the past year, de- Fn0nsfrates this fact. Not only recent acute or infannmafory cases but old chronic cases, Of ten, twenty thirty and even forty years standings where they had not only tried every other external and internal remedy of which they could hear, but at great expense, had travelled, and passed under the treatment of number of the first medical men of Europe, as well as of our own country, visited the various watsking places, taken voyages at sea, and dwelt in the most salubrious climes, without ob- taining relief Some, who were reduced to mere skeleton, their flesh had witheTed away, their limbs were paralyzed, and many that had scarcely been able to walk for ten, fifteen and twenty years. These have been cured sound and we'll, reganed their flesh and the use of their limbs, and now en- ioy excellent health from the of this compound.
 These facts are fully substsntiated by published testimony, from the highest possible sources; tes- tEnouy that cannot oe gainsaid, but which can be, vouched for by ten fkossand witnesses.
 Retail price, $5 per bottle, bottles for SIP, or for $22.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERWOETH.
 Little Rock. June 3, ls5l- ly.
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VA DHMG-ME.

fTsHE subscriber. agent for II. iIaberman, will x continue the formers basiness at his old stand on Main, near Markham street., and keep con- stantiy on hand fail and well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &c., &c., all of which will be sold low for cash, The highest market prices will be paid tor country prodace as beef hides. peltries bees- wax, Nc. JOHN KRAGSE
 Little Rock, March 2S, 1851 30--tf.
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Book Agents Wanted d.
Men are wanted to canvass for

Men are wanted to canvass Tor Popular Pictorial, Sicndgri and Rehg.oas Works,
 ,osich are soil only ty subscription. ETNHE popularity of the authors, and the supeFi- \ or manner ln which these books are got up. both in Printing and Binding, will warrant quick and ready sale throughout the United States Ex- elusive night of county is given in all eases, and no Agent IS allowed to trespasS on the territory oi another. These books are sold very low, and yet pay the Agent good profit; and as they are not put into bookstores or auction rooms, the Agent will not find the people supplied with them. Persons engaging in this business will find it both pleasantg and pFo&table. as the works are oi high character, and the Agent will feel proud in recommending them.
 IF Those wishing for Circular giving full description of the works, prices, manner of dspo- sal, &e, will please address
 HORACE WENTWORTH, Publisher,
 S6 Washington street. Boston. Oct i4 1851. 2m.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned are now closing their busi- ness, and take this method of informing all who have cIaims against the firm to present th m for settlement. These who are indebted to us by Notes, or accounts are requested 10 come forward and settle without further notice; if they wish to save extra expense, they will do well to call and pay up immediately.
 GOODRICH & GRAY. Little Rock, August I2th, lS5l-5o-tf-
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which will be sold for cash. as low they can be bought in New Orleans. Country Physicians and dealers will fad il
 iheir interest after having examined elsewhere to give me also, call IT Prescriptions carefully put up. Little Rock, July l, Is5i 43-
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To the Unknown Heirs of Samuel F. Mason.
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DN order ofstNe Johnson Probate Court, the un- ID derSgned Administrator of said estate IS orler- cd to advertise that there IS his hands sl75 46 less expenses of thus advertisement, belonging to the uUknown heirs ol said estate. Said Mason was medium s'ze, dark complexion, lame in one leg, about 35 years old, was sheIG of this county and was killed at Spadra Biuf. by Jno. q. Jewett, in August, 1885.
 WILLIAM ADAMS, Asssiaisfraaor. Clarksyille, Ark, July 3i, 1851. 4S-6w.
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Great Revelation in Business.

\ATlTIl the view of accommodating my custo- w merS, and others who may he pleased 10 favor me with thelr business. have made arrange menls 10 procure, with great dispatch, at either CINCINNATI, MEMPHIS. or NEw 0Rl1ANs, on the cheapest terms, such Hrass and Cast Iron work as may he ordered by those who prefer taeir orders flied at either of the above places, as well as all such orders as I cannot furnish from my estab- llShment, free of any commission, UT charges of any kind, except ffst cost, drayage, freight, and insurance
 Thls plan, it IS believed, will greatly facilitate every one deSirous of erecting Cotton tsias TaTesling Machines, San MIlls, Corn Nils, Flour M,iis. and Cotton MiAs, CT any oth.g. des- crilfion ef Machinery. or Engiay sperk in ptoeur- ing with certainty whatever they may wan, from abroad. and al the same time afford them aeon venient opportunity of judging by comparison be- tween my work and prices, and others.
 IL IS indispensable that all orders should be &C., eoinpanied by draaghs and specification salii- ciently explicit in detail, to serve as guide to iie mechanic who may be called upon t0 execute the work, as well as that suitable provision should be made Tor the payment.
 All communications addressed 10 me, will be thankfully received, and meet with prompt attea- tion. ROSWELL REEBE
 July 2i, 1851. al Little Roek Fosasary
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Board of visitors.
sMaSHfstf0N MALE SEMINARY,
Hempstead CounIy, Arks,

henp~tead county, AfkS. VIE seesnd session of this Institution, openad I this morning. February Huh, 1850 Rev (. r TuRRENriSE, Superintendent and Pro. feeser of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. Bee-L Letters, and Spanish Literature. Rev IT, ( THwEATT, A. M. Professor of C Gfec.aa. Roman, Trench and Italian Literature JAMFs CEocKER, A. M, Professor of Mahenlatlcs Students received in he Primary Department and instructed
 Primary Department, per session of q weesf payable quarterly ia advance, sl2 % Preparatory Department, lBH1 Collegiate Course, 90 Hb Vocal and Instrumental N nsic, Elementsof Musical Composition, tExira) Co Initiation Fee, GG No deduction for absence unless in eases of pro- tracteG illness
 All students charged from the time of their entry to the end of the session,
 x B.--Ihe sons of nif ministers who are en- gagged in the regular work of the ministry, or or those who are superanusied or have died ia ihe ministry: will be edHcuted free of charge. BoARptsG can be obtained n the beet families, at from S6 to S9 per mouth.
 Porticnlar attention will be paid beth to he moral and intellectual training of all students committed to our charge.
 S. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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LlifbE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL Boarding and Day Stheol Fer Tsans lsd,,,

UWotat"- hhS hht NNbbtt q af laNnX Laalfx HE hssiHess oi ihis Ssesiaa,y Wii; ke r~ss.s,, | the s'a Sept 70 N.) wish punssesI st,.s dance ci The Pupils is seahesjiy requested
 Ipis inS'iitiioR. nnGeg the care ni Me and a Misses NCih, wi,h Ass3sisht Teaehs.s o,Fs,. every taelii'N ie' 'mPsp'rg tbe advantages o( h,s hnisheS fdHeaiieE, fossessit w i,ltr fhessrl, ,s qsshaeafoHs iot 'tlc vaFio6S afanches. .sk. h tsz have ffaetisea nith perfect satisaSi.rn. he, hs = refer 10 tte genticmsp whose RAsn.S are .,...s.s tRe fapiis ai The bnading Ssheel hs,r- e,,, sisb'iY associated @Ue their FeseAeIs. sseelsr a'6shiioH 90 necessary Co iofm aud refIe ths ,..s hefs' and produce hstis ot order and r.st,l,,t, esseulia tn ihc iermaiien ai character keeitRe ihe importance af a thseuyh k,o,,-t.t et the FteHch aBggsge now isdisn.neshts ,. s,,,t' edseshan, te rfneipals wish ia render i, a. s, ~. possible the lapeusee oi the ey,ahl,,hmrnt Ta.s ffepose admitting tho Pupils. wbo reside in tss charge, 'N''"
 TheggeAicn oi lhe city af Little R~ck i, b..,,l,., p'faseHi sHc aeecssitip at ab times, hy s,eambes and stage 3'SS"'Vs Toe system ei education, ass5dsepsly .n7s,,o, ams a' aPefiect appreciation of haisY.tis ed Ih dsveioPng lhc nstai and iaiglteeipai fs,,Js embracing thorough and E, ste ate eo,s, ,, =. ihe elementary so the highest braeches pan,s f,, records q scholarship aua deporimeit s,s ,es.sn T ted te Parents whsis, eyefy ad.eioss inei,su,n, t ] study Is eiarded ' ] The school IS constantly nrdef the ssper.isie, lhe bosld ol tis'io's, ho otn tune i8 i,ue. eN aashe he Fatieus elasses sed Tsporl shetf preefes Terms Of fasiion and Rear,a per sssston e,
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Little Rock Foundry.

CLAW AND CREST MILL GEARlNti--and all . other decrprions of Iron work, suitable Tor such purposes furnished to order, at the above es- tabiShment at the cheapest rates-wariahted 10 De ood and well adapted to the necessities of the peo- pie of this State. ko>" ELL hEEnE
 InlV 3. 1851. 10.
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Leather! I.cather!!

' HAVE now on hand handsome lot of Leather, \ consisting of
 Sole Leather, Upper Leather, and Baekskins tanaed. For sale by 4. J. HETT,
 July $, 1851. MasR St.
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Saddlery. TCST received from New Orleans large J and wlei assorted stock of Saddlery, consisting in part Of the following, viz;
 10 goats fine Columbian Saddles; f2 t Spanish g ladies' 1" Hog Skiu 's 6doz. Bridles, assoEieyi qualities; " MartngaieS aRsaried quaIit,es; , [" Bride Ii lingS , [" WoIsted Guts |" CHcngles, ass'd qualities , |" Com. Horse Collars;
 , " Hog skin Horse Collars; 2" Wagon WhipS;
 2 Hide s'
 !" Plain and Pocketcd Saddle Bags; fine Polished Snaile Bits; , :" Shrrup Irons;
 ] " very fine Bnggy Whips And for sale hy A, ]. HU1T, Maa strset. Mqs II. 1851. 3s--
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I.ittIe ROck Foun.Iry.

nR. CLARKE-s Compound syrup of 1I Wild Cherry and Tar. Which IS considered by Physicians and others the GREAT REMEDY for coughs, co,t,s consumption, liver compliant bronchitis, asthma soreness in the chest. splitting of blood, pain CT misery m the side, difficult profuse expecto.dtion, night sweats, oc.
 This being the prescription of E@glilar phys- clan, graduate of the Medical University, Fhila- delphia, and having been thoroughly tested, is properly esteemed one Of the most valuable and efficient remedies for these and similar complaints ever offered to he public.
 Price. Si per bottle, 6 bottles S5.
 To be had of R. l.. DODGE X THOMAS BUT TERW0RTH.
 Little Rock, June 3d, 1851 ty.
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Christ Church school for Esoys

Rev. A. F. FREEMAN, Rector.
 MILER QunL, NJ. A. Principal VEHlS Institution will open on or about the lSt A September. Boys will be prepared for college or for the business pursuits of life. As the num- Der oi pupils is limited, applications should be made immediately to the Rector.
 Aug. l9, 1851. so
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WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL
 DRUG STORE.
BY 2. W. TAPPE

LUST received per $. B. sp Cleosa q fresh supply of pure and selected Drugs,
 Also fresh CoRgyess Ha- ter, Seiiser Aperient, Per flsmelies, Se.
 Constantly on hand all popular Patent Medicines. C6esicals, Oils, PGiMfs, Wiado,o Glass, Gordefl Seeds, Wnes < Liquors fol .ssd,naI usa ,c a11 of
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NEM CLOTMING!!

DR. STEPHENS ASTRINGENT SYRUP D This has now become celebrated remedy for Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor- bus, Diauhna or Summer Complaints, pain or cramping iu the stomach or bowels adapted to per sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- rior preparation for children ever produced.
 Price, l25 cts for small bottles, and 90 cts for large onek:9
 To be Rqsi ofs. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT TERWORTH!
 L. ''s Rock "ne, Sd, 1851. ly
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 neni reefor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaunee Liver co plaint, Consumption aid debility curing afte Natures method, by Natures agent, the Gastric Juice II certain preventative of cholera, keeps stomach and bowels in aper.ecuy bealthy condition.
 Half teaspoonul of this fluid, infused in water, will gest or dissolve five pounds of hee III about hours out of the siumach
 SCIENTIFIC EviDsseE-narnn Leihg, in his celebrated work animal chemistry, ssAn artificial digestive fund ahaasns to te easlrc Juice, may be readily pared from he mucous membrane Of tie stomach of tue ea in which various articles of food, such and will be ened changed and digested just In the they would be in the human stomach.s
 Dr. PeFeira his famous treaties son food aud Die,, published by Fowler Wells New York, B. the great fact describes te method preparation There few higher authorities than Dr. PtfeiFa.
 Dr. Combe, in ls valuable writing the sPhysioogy Dgeston, observes thai dinunn Of the duo quantity ol Dysppsia aEd e staes that ga distinguished professor of medicine n London, who severiy afflicted with the enpain hhdng every thing else tS fat had recourse the which proved conipletiy successful"
 Er Graham author 0i inc famous work ssNegeiahe Def,n "It Is remarkable py ySiaagy. taI stomach ot animals maceraed in water, paFts the fluid property of dssoivag articles or ood fecting kind Of arieal digestion them crent from the natural digestive process.
 Dr. Simons work, "rhe Chemistry of Man. ILea Blanchard, Philadelphia ls6 ID 3 'she c0vey o Petsn tors new era in te chemical history oi Drest0n From recent experiments, we know thai food dissolved rapidly In artificial digestive fluid, prepared from Pepsn, il is in tine natural Gastrc Juiee itself Professor DungBsnn of the Jefferson C1ege Fiiadel- pha, in his work ssHaan Physalngy,'' devo-s than fty pages examination this subject He experiments with Dr. Beaumont. the Gastric Juce ob ancd from the living bumaa stomach. and tToa animals, well known 'in all cSses,' e s'isesiioa perfectly in the artificial ihc saiursi digestion. For farther proof of the remarkHs ucIIs ni this Giscove ", call RI v MAGAZINE STREET, and get descriptive sheet GRATIS. 4. KENDALL. k CO,
 General assHt lor southern sia,es For sale wholesale or retaf in iue Rock, d te New Drug Sorc, by
 for inc state of Arkansas.
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HOARD oE MINISTER'S.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. WlTTER, PRKTiDxKT Hon. II. Poindcxler. Rev Vim. Moeres, Rev. L. P. Lively Rev. B. F. Boa, I N. Jones, M. D, Mir. J. B. San defur, MT. T. &ilams0n, Hon J. D. Trimble Rev. J, Custer, Nj. D.. Rev. J. J. Roberts, C. 3 Mtchel, M. b, Mir. ". sH Andrews, Mir. 5 T Sauders, MT. II. W smith. r. 22--tf
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snT&E let October, 1891, the su0- h scribeF will runa
 DAILY LINE OF STAGES From Llttle Rock to Hot Springs. for the accommo- dalton of the travelling public
 To leave every other day, texcePt Sundays' with the Unted States Mall,
 IN POOR HORSE POST COACHES, ss o'clock, A. M., and arrive at Hot Springs, same day, as 8 P. M.
 THE AcC0MMoD ATToN LIME, Four Horse Post Coaches. will leave Little Rock every intervening day, at the same hour in the morning, and arrive at Hot springs next day, a: $, n the evening.
 FARE: By either Line, sS-RStra Baggage tn Proportion The subscriber is the contractor for the convey ancs of the United States Mails the routes from Litsie Rock Q Fort Smith, and from Little Rock to Washington. in Hempstead coanty. via Hot Springs --in Post Coaches. three times week ar Both these routes intersect with the Steam boat United Stases Mail Line from Memphist to Lt- tie Rock.
 ET Stage Office at tho Anthony House.
 PETER HANGER. Feb. II. 23-ly.
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Boots M1sd Shoes. II CASES Boots assorted; l14 Kip Brogans; doz Gents fine Calf Shoes; 2 Caters: f2 Ladies Shoes assorted; 8 Misses and childrens Shoes assorted; Case Boys Kip Brogans; |" " Boots, &c., &c., &c. Received per Phillip Pennywit, and for sale hy
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 2S 29-tf.
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND SMITHERY.
 ROaNell GEeebe

:. w public 10 tho above establishment, which has recently undergone thorough repair, and, hay ing the necessary facilities is now fully prepared to furnish to order with great promPtness, every article in that line. of either wrought cast Iron, Brass or Coppsr. of as good material. proportions, and workmanship, aad upon as cheap terms, as any ether Foundry in this country. Millrights and eskers ordering wheels, will be pleased 10 give the Ne. of cogs and pitch, also the particular size and shape of the eye. wanted in each wheel The d. ameter of wheel, when cast, will be is of an inch per foot less--the same with length of shaft Jrders should also be accompanied with draught and full description of what is wanted. and the postage paid.
 Little Rock, Dec. 10. ls50-i4-tf
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NEW G0nnS ,

RECEIVED, isst night. 'y steamers lce,,,,,,. and knasAsr large io, of goods, wt,~s w addition to pfefieus ssrivals. makes ,I.e seek e tsRey and StaPis AcSs baasssc pow ls,s. ag k..-l ,Rs t'eSi conipiE'e ' sXGl Lave presented ,a tl. paAhe, ana IesI'eitsly laFi1e sll peJscrS s eonp.
 Li,tle Rock, hegla, 1881 ~ '5.s<'- ss
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Money tO Loan!

A IL persons indebted to the uRaeusgnea vii! "A please come faEwaf and make payment m casa, coGton. pefy, os beef hilcs. sssocn pgae- trable, as ain in debt and must pay up.
 Sept 23, iS4y. Al. HJTf.
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Engine Roller.

NXTANTED--A good second hand Boiler, suita- w ble for small engine ofabout inch cyiin- der. One with stand, fre-front and grate -tarS, will be preferred. Apply to -
 ROSWELL BEBEE, JnIv R. Littie R0ck Foundry.
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JOHN D. A Es A M&, 0HMlSSI9N AND FORWARDING MERCHANT

V BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING;
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. EEPS constantly on hand q ;asg. and general N assortment of Dry c soods, Clothing, IIard. ware, Qaeensware, Hats and Caps, Boots aad shoes, saddierF, < stationary, Groceries, Produce, &c., &c.; all of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct. l, Is58.-s--4-u TR0N-a000 lbs. as'd flat. sqr and round Iron \ 1000 best charcoal horse-shoe; S0AP-i0 boxes No. brown PAPER--iO reams Envelope:
 PORK--20 bels heavy Mess
 BAC0N-i600 lbs. clear sides
 BAGGING--25 pieces heavy Kentucky ;--1
 4c half !" ",x . : R0PE-46 cnits = - l@s s7~ TIWNE--10 bales; \ Reed per "HambuEx,S = and @ug sela, hys Jsas -a-iS5i. WI. D. WAIT.
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Mule Wanted,

NTANTED-A first rate Mule, to match enc 1 W have--pf,ce not to exceed S20o.
 Apply to RuSW ELL BEEBE. Jnly $, ISst t--44
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 S. G. s MYTH,

!. Groceries! N UST. received from New Orleans the following .b articles, viz: I2 boxes Raisins; |" Ground Ginger; Maecalcai; |" Vefmicell; GO 6 Table Salt; [" Tomato ketchgp: l " Chocolate; basket Sweet ol; box Lemon Syrup; {" lmperlal Tea; 10 Soap; 10 |" Sacks Coffee; f2 doz. C. s. Hoes: " Rife Locks \ ith hy; And for sale cheap by
 A. J. HUTT. Lsttle Rock. June 9, 1851. .MaiR stretf.
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Iittle Nock RKigh NcllOOI.

UNDER THE CAKE OF MRS. AND THE
 MISSES WOODS
 BUSINESS will be resumed ID VI 1st Septem- 1D Der, when punetaa attendance of the Pu- pils respectfully veq1eSted.
 The Board of Visitors to the above INSTITUTION, well satisfied from long petsonal observation, that its accomplished proprietors are highly competent to teach, in the most approved and successful man uer, all the branches ef thorough and finished Education, therefore, take great pleasure in re- comnendng it to a continuance of that large and increasing patronage which ii has enjoyed since it's
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Arkansas Coffee House,

{L0WkR sTEAhhoAF LANbIN".J THE Proprietor has on hand. and is constantly 1 receiving, tho following
 Foreign and domestic Liquors;
 Wines and cOrdials of every description; Cigars;
 Tobacco;
 Fruits, &c. All of which are for sale at wholesale and retail prices Persons from the country wishing to par- chase, will please call and sec my stock before pur- chasing elsewhere, intend to sell as low any house ia the city.
 MICHAEL TANTI. Little Rock, Jan. 2t, iSbl. 29-ly ey-The Philadelphia Sentinel will copy one year, anu forward account to the subscriber. NIT.