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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
The Tariff---Creat excitement.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
The friends ofthe arfhave not yet given up all hope
OF passing some of relief, but will make eff
tort as last resort, to attach tariff amendment to the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill.
The excitement in relation to Judge Aliens charges
against Mr. Webster is ncreasing-and endeavors will
be made to institute Investigation of the matter
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Vitality of the Functions.--The b,ir -
import mt function to render the animal ecoor an
yet many people, through ignorance of this fact in ana
oIosy, are careless of The treatment OF that Which 81
wise might be principal ornament. Those tbraa,
WIN badness or whose hair may be unhealthy and eu
anr"ogh neglect should use the Hyperion Fluid invent,
and sold by William Boyle, 227 Washington street
the best cure for ncipIeni badness restorer and Is
that can be found. u oedu'lher,
~ Sod ID in Worcester by D. Scott, Jr q Co.LTr.
"''' anu VI D. "ieei' fcb29-de0dIwwit
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a r:-.I = 11~'N1 Vll NuMdy,
lrlend OF ours the other day replied to suggestion 81
ours, ON never can do it, never can swallow VI
Oh mat Goa Liver OIL if die of consumption And MI.
was saiu oy young man troubled wi pretty obstinat
ana ne accepted our advice and procured several paca
oil IT, The consequence was that in few weeks he NJ
etfey cured oihIs cold He remarked 10 us that he ro
the Candy perfectly palaable and that after nsig il
snort time he acquired quite fondness for it, Rerde "a
fets. ~ "i9 oicouhtet-
u Prepared by b. X BLISS sole proprietor snrinoa,
Price % cts package For sale by d. sCOTT Tx g 1
generalag agents for Worcester. feb Ss, 49, y -
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Western papers please copy ' ''1' 'O 'is'
n suit n Mass, Feb Sd, Emma Hal, wife of Israel
years 'eio''' ased ca
Inc longevity Of the Everett family somewhat remark
abe' Joshua Everett was Of family of three chill
en- which, with another lady that was reared in child
hood with the family, whom they always regarded as
sister, Were oil living until the de th of their brothe, Josh
VA broke the living circle The united ages of The tour
amounted to 1876 years One was &C. one S. one 81 and
the other q years The three children always lived in the
same neighborhood and nearly all the time within three
ourts OF mic OF each other The father and mother Of
the lanily died, one at the age of g. the other ee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

g The wings having circulated report, very
currently, that Henry Chaplin, Esq, the present
Mayor, had expressed willingness to accept NOM
ination for that office on Citizens ticket, loe are
authorised to give the report the most explicit and
unequivocal contradiction lie never encouraged
any such expectation, but, the contrary, when the
subject was proposed to him, promptly refused to
have his name so used
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

SENATORIAL ELECTION. We omitted any COM
ments, yesterday, the two additional baotings for
Senator on Wednesday, The friends of Sumner stood
together nobly, and the baotug closed with more de-
cded feeling of confidence in final success than on any
former occasion.
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~ The Philadephians moving to present 10
Capt. West, of the Atlantic, service plate as a ties,
timonia for the manner in which he discharged his
duties in the late eventfl voyage.
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SALE OF STOCK s.
Brighton NTarIsot-Feb. 81.

ltrom the Boston Travellerl
AT Market 200 Beef Cattle, Stores pairs Worli,g
Oxen, " Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep and Lambs Ind M
Swine. 'i anu ''V
PRlces-Beef Cattle-Extra $G,25 LIST quality AS rs
I'd do $5 so Sd do "a, 90 II S4 3d. f''''' 20 ''j
Working Oxen,--Se0 3d. a 100 .ra
Cows and Culyes,-Sl7, 10, rs, 20, 32as5
sheep aud Lambs-$2 B. One extra lot 20 soId NJ az
SO each. w 'O'u Nv ~
Swine--j &c; retail a7c
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~ Accounts from the Windward Islands state that
there have been two severe shocks of earthquake at
Antigua, though not attended by any ious consc.
quences. The second shock is said to have lasted as
long as the dreadful earthquake of l843
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

The Democratic Caucus voted last evening not to
unite with the Wings upon ''ctzeus' ticket.
The ''Citizens'' Caucus nominated Warren Laze for
Mayor, and a Board of Alderman consisting of three
wings three democrats and t0o Free Sellers. VERY
generous
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u JOB PRINTING of all &inds-PamphIets
catalogues, Shop Bills, Bank Checks. PIa.
cards. Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
UAASDS' POSTERS, &c. dc.-NEArLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE: upon moderate terms. diff
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Free soil Adiourned nreetinC,

The Free Democracy of Worcester, will assemble a
Warren Hail. this friday evening, Feb. 2S, at l2
O'clock to hear the report of their Committee on NUM-
cipal nominations. A full attendance is requested
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

EXCURSION. Arrangements are being made for a
special train to Boston for Parodis Concert tomorrow
evening, to return after the concert is over.
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mKs' >. GOODWIN, experienced and success
iul Midwife, Gas one hundred and more can testify dnrno
lne past year, 1862 holds herself in readiness day mi
gh TO attend to the duties of her profession Thankful
G pa5I i4os, share OF patronage is solicited which
SD" oe bestowed upon Uondn and ifnot will be upon
man word to The wise is sufficient Residence NJ e
! austin street. l3mosl Worcester, Jan 10, 1851.
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u wheaton y Hichoox have the sole right Of
SAFE OIL the Flint Enamel Ware for Worcester county, and
VIII prosecute all inrngements the same feb27d4t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

James r. Graham was recently arrested at Eaton,
Ohio, on charge of numbering VIM A. Low, eleven
years ago in the town of Lexington, Ill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON, Practitioucr of
obstetrics and Medicine, No. 10 Salem 81. wonlI
say 10 the ladies' in this vicinity that she has an
Practice and having had unparalleled success can give
efence among the best families of Worcester Particular
attention paid to cancers Advice free
Worcester, Jan. 8, 1851. ian9dtA1
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Female Physician and HIidwife.-MRs. F.
A. FIERCE, graduate Of the Female Medical School
located IN Boston respectfully informs the ladies Of
eocestcr mat she will give immediate attention in all
phoatlon at her residence, No. II Main street
Worcester, Jan lst, 1851 ianl-w1td3,nos
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I,,ee Demoeracy Grand Rany!!

There will be Grand Rally at the Free Democracy OF
Worcester, at Warren Hall tonight to hear the report
of the Nominating Committee, and to take such pre-
lmipary measures as may be necessary, IN order to
brng ont the entire Free Soil of the city, at the
coming Municipal Election
Let there be a full attendance, and let us show our
devotion to the principles of Freedom, by irm siea-
dy, and united support of oandidates, without any
reference to the schemes of our Wing opponents to
devide and conquer.
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~ w lh-AAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIfc.--
Ill attend TO this and to other matters of business AZ his
Oihce over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. 8, 1850 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

Burdi't's OleaginOus RTedicated Compound
isevey day proving itself the best preparation for The hair
now before the public The proprietor has spared no pains
~ 70 produce perfect article and the great and
increasing sale is the best evidence Of his succers
For sao in bottles at IS and 375 cents CHI Aqen in
street. - " 60 10
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TY" Several rich specimens Of gold have been found
Sauda river, S. c.
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VIZ The body Of anaged man was found in the can.
al at Manayunk, near Philadelphia, on Thursday. gv
papers ound in the pockets, the remains are supoosed
to be those Of John Reed formerly residence or Nav
burg, Ny
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NEW YORK, Feb. 27

New YORK, Feb. 81.
The steamer Crescent City will sail tomorrow even
ing for Cha9res, with 800 passengers, amongst them
Mr. Gibbons of the United States Navy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

LEWIS 70. JOY, Architect Third story
| Br1niey Row, Opposite the American Temperance
House,
Jams WORCESTER, MASS.
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SEGAIiS of Exquisite flavor are ALWAYS to
be found IN quantities to suit, at the Drug store of
rho ,.r l.. Il. LAZELL.
''oi"-U'' POI Main ST.
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~ Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
near the next day. will please send in as early in The day as
nosshle Also wishing TO insert advertisements IN
the Weekly, should send in eatly as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

ladies who find great inconvenience IN getting their
shoes to fit well, invited call and have pair made
Tor them at the Cottage, ITO Main Street dtC
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myseeiIous knOckings, are nothing compared
70 e bargains you can get at tie Cottage ITO Main street
2St ~: ,r DANIELS q co.
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DIR: III. BUXTON, PULMONIsT. - OFFICE
W., n,u hEsiDENCE, No % of Mechanic and Carl.
eoss-~ mere his services be promptly obtained al
any honr by day night when not prevented v nrevom
Professional Duties. ~ - Pi''.o"
'''oh ana AaVlce, Free. dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

there has never perhaps been a medicine
oeole te public SO well deserving their Confidence and
e erGnage a. Ayers cherry P5cto No family should
Advertisement. $50 'o win Hee
Scott Jr,. Il Co. 0' : A ~ y s anu ~
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A Good Farm for Sale.

IA SITUATED in West Milbuiy, miles from Wor
sIiZ- coster, mile IRON the Meeting House, school and
fOst ONCE but miles from three Railroad STA
uos on as many Railroads. Said Farm consists Of sixty
acfesoi good land with two story house but for tw1
Ianhes TWO barns, all IN good repair Terms easy In
quire on tho premises of JOSEPIl NIGIinI
West Milibury, Feb ~, 1851. mard.wsws
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DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street. is prepared tc
extract Teeth itaout pam by the use of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. dlstfjv7
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janlti

y. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PuYST
CIAN-~No Walnut Street Office hours from 3 80 {
A. M, and from to 3 p. NJ W "
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ion1,
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WATER CURF.--DR. 5. ROGERS is now prepared
ana ea patients OF give treatment without board
at ms residence, NO GLEN STREET
OFFICE HOURS, from 10 to r. and to 4-at Nh 3M.p,1
STREET. dSUtC ~ az 40 . nA ~
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MARRIED.
DIED.
dtt-dec25

IN this city, Feb 49, by Rev. o. H. Tiloson Mr. Ipcns
u FISK, TO Miss Harriet f. Shepard, all of Milford
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House for Sale.

%aA THE subscriber will sell, If applied for soon the
Lii House ne occupies on Pleasant street and lot with
i,,i sa'neo4 eet mont and l3 feet deep desirable
Np@o-usu BENJAMIN BUFFuM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

The Europa, with 81 passengers, arrived at Halifax
on Wednesday evening, at O'clock She left Liver
pool IL A. NJ, 18th inst
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3 3 7 7 7 7 B MEXICAN MUSTANG FINENENTl.I

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  esseu Possessing peculiar @ve lady Columbus
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 Chronic Rheumatism. and used directed % @ us @ nsat % % aaa % s % ali esoas @ e @ o @ s a a @ @ s5 % @ % years oaptn Head scalp Sss & ns @ G @ % ana I & Ssse for @ ssga 1 @ & aey % sss @ @ ss sme @ oSa ~ great MR u n
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 To suite optn nsIs 
 eeyou h deceived for and you will not bedsapanei The
 
 
 50cenbot will be saved BRAGG MoLEANSS 
 J. w. TAPE, Wholesale Agent, at Line Rock, Ark. Anrl -1N.
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Board of Vi.lteTs.
WlSHI1OTON AlLE SGslyiRl,

htbp~tthu NOhhtts Afkss FTfHE second session ef thiA Institution, openai \ this morning. February Huh. 1850 Rev. C. F TuRRESriNE. Superintendent and Pro. lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy Belle-Leiters, and Spanish Literature. Rev If, C, THwKATT, A+ M., Professor of Grecian Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMES CRocKER, A. Nj, Professor of Mathematics Students tseetved in the Primary Department and instructed
 Primary Department per session of 2l weeks payable quarterly ip advance, sig co Preparatory Department, Is n6 Collegiate Course, go 0s Vocal and Instrumental N asie, Elements of Musical Composition, tExtra) 5 Co Initiation Fee, co No deduction for abseuee unless in cases of pro. traeted illness
 All students charged from the time of ihen entry to the end of the session. s N B.-The sons of ali ministers who are en. gagged in the regular work of the ministry. or of those who are superanusted or have died In tho ministry: will be educated free of charge. BOARDING can be obtained in the best families at from SS to g per month.
 Particular stieniion will be paid both 10 tn moral and intellectual training of all student committed to charge
 5. T. SANDERS. Secretary,
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Great Reyolntion in Esmsiness.

MYTH the view of accommodating my cnste-
 W mcrs and others who may be please, 10 favor me with their business have made arrange :uents to procure, with great dispatch, at either CISclNHATI, MEMrHIs, NEw ORLEANS, on the cheapest terms, such Brass and Cast Iron work as may be ordered by those who prefer their orders filled at either of the above places as well as all such ordess as 1 cannot farnish from my estab- t.shgseni, free of any commission, os charges Of any klnd, excep; first cost, 3fayage. freight, and insurance.
 Thls plan it IS believed. wi,l greatly facilitate every one eesirous of erecting Cotton Glns TArsshng Machines, Sag Niiis, Cora Nils Fhsr Aiils, and Cotton Altts. or Gfy ofA,r ees- eraftioR q lHaeAaney or EagiHe tro-k, ID pfccur- ing with eeTisinty whatever they may want ffon abroad, and al the same iiHse shofd iheg ooH- yen9ni opportunity of indgins by comparison be- tween my work and irces. and others.
 li $ indispensable that all orders should be ac- compaRled by dfsagis. and speciEcaison safs- elenty expsic,t m detasi, to as guide to the meehane who may be called upon 10 execute the work, well as that suitable provision should De made for ihe payment.
 All cepnnnun.caiions addressed to ne, will be thankfully received, and meet with ptoIapi atien- ton. ROSWELL BEEBE
 July 2i, 1851. as Lsnis Koes Fgsasery.
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To the Unknown HeirS of Samuel f. Mason
 Deceased.

DY order of the Johnson Probate Court the un- ID derAgned Administrator of said estate is order- cd to advertise that there in hs hands s T5 46 less expenses Of thiS advertisement, belonging to the unknown heirs oi sand estate. Saai Mason was medium szs, dark complexion, lame m one leg, about B years old, was Sherld Of this county and was killed at Spadra Blug, by Jno. c. Jewett, Tn August, 1895.
 WILLIAM ADAMS, Ad,niaistyutoy. 5 Clarksyilie, Ark, July 3l, 1851. 4S-6w.
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Besr,T CT Vis,,rs.
NOTICE.

rTNHE undersigned are now closing their huSi. ness. and take this method of informing all who have claims against the firm to preSen, th n for settlement. Those who are indebted t0 us by Notes, CT 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 & CRAY. Little Rock, August 12th, Is5i-5C-tf-
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND SNIfHERY.
 Roswell Beebe

NTOULD respectfully call the attention of the
 w public to ths above establishment, which has recently undergone thorough repair, and, hay. Ing the necessary facilities, Is nov fully prepared te furnish ts etder, with great promPtness. every article la that line of either wrought or cast Iron. Bras or Copper, of good material, proportions, and workmasship, aAd uPoa cheap terms, as any ether Foundry in this country. Millrights and sskers ordering wheels will be pleased to give the Nc Of csgs and pitch. also the particular size and shape of the eye. wanted in each wheel. The di. amstsr of wheel. when cast, will be 1 of an inch ,es foot Iess--the same with length of shaft Jrders shonld also be accompanied with draught asd fall description of what is wanted, and the postage paid.
 Listls Rock, Dee. 10. ls5o.-i4-u
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Administrator A Notice.

DLAkELV SMITH, late of Randolph county D in the State Of ArksaSaz. dled intestale oa Of about te 4tb oi July, IsS0, ID the town oi Carrols0a in tke State Of Louisiana; ieft ao ka01 hens. and place bf nativity Bot known; tAe aP- pfaSed value cf has estate Is SsT5. Sala dscsaSsd wss about fsFgy years of age al the time os his death. dark b9R and blue eyes, about five leel ten inches hlgh, about nsedlnm sJze.
 Letters of Administration wsre gsaated by the Clerk of fLe Coan of PEobaisA la and for the eognty aforesaid, on the s4tA day of December, AID. 1850, to ihe undersigned, Elias Phlpf@, of said county. and if was ordered by tAe Court ei the county aforesaid at te= JaDaars tenn thesroi 1851, that publication bs made ln soaae news paper of ihs Ssat aeearaing to law fer SIX weeks, of she death, &e., of sad deceased.
 ELIAS PiiiPPs Aasalsisrsfar
 Jaiy z6. 1851. as-ew
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French itallsn, SPa'llsh and Gefmsn, each, Is co Sihglhg li' thoir, fS-lL~ 10 co Mas'e-f flAhe, 1aitei, Ahd Organ, each. aa GO Harp. a ao DiawIng and Planting, Is eo course ei lessons n Oriental paiating, Japan
 Work, iniaying ot EhoHy aud lrery
 Han SurE Metk and wax flowers. each, 10 cd No charge toi embroidery and oEnamthtal
 nseae work.
 Boart, washing, tglIs. fuel, use oi bedding,
 &c., per month 10 co
 Payments quarterly, in advance; nc deductions tor absence.
 Sesstees eowmesee 1si Sept. and Isi Feb. Pu- piis reeeised al any re,ied, aud ehmged from time of entrance to eiese of ihe sesslan.i "'-'
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Fresh Flour, SC.

kEeSM fAOtAFs OC' ID ECEiVED bY last auiyal, the following asti- 1O cies. to wit;
 50 bbls St. Louis Flour; iao |" Cincinnati ''
 21 kegs No. 1. Lard a
 5o bbis. and half bbls. Wbiskey; l050 lbs. Tobacco; 150 !" Bar Lead: For sale by Il. ]. HUTT, June ith, iS5i--30. Man strecs.
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N&W'EMI-".

sTNHE subscriber agent for fl. Alderman, wiil \ continue the former business al hrs old stand on Main, near Markham street., and keep con stantly on hand full and well aSsx;ed sso& iof Groceries, Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &c., &e., all of which wall be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will he pad for country pEodace, beef hides, pesiyics, bees ws1, Ac- JOHN KRAUSE
 Little Rock, March B, 1851. Jf-tf
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n Mun4fn0aEs HITTER cpRuEAI. AND 1NK HOOD PuRkHzKKg Vegetable epirit, 1na fhs msst snfeniin2 pe6parnti1n ever produced; - kaisla uf whieh. m warranasA tD paeseHs more feaa mHdzcinni vigknNs than ien tunes that amount ef 6amapexilin. 09 any other prcparstion put up foe aasla< pnxposes. fts unequal virtues are soon maae manfisss in dissases having their osiEin n iNnnrkiesa af the hisea. sneh asM MeuEalgiss scsof- nlN6k Kings EFiL kEy1lpelaa, CufAneous EsRp- tues anli. nhsm, Teltgf or Riagwom, Pimples en tka face e suFfaee of the skin. soreness or
 ssre in fhe breast Ffegion of the heaFt, general ashilifv or nssyons affections, and all irregular hAhita of the system, (especially with females ansi tke many deFnngexnenis of the nervous sys-- tea. and diseasee aziEing from the ih}adieons use of calonel an1 ashsr poisonous drngs-
 Tbis is Ane cordial. pleasant and agreeable to tAke and perfectly safe Co be usedin any state of healfh. even hy the mnss delicate female or ehild And t is an article that every one should use, ai lemss once year. to purify and cnrch their blood, nna thus prevent all manner Of diseases.
 netail pEice. el per bottle, 6 bottles for s.
 To De had Of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BR1TTKRWORTH. June 3, 1851. iY.
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Leather. a.eatIaer!!

\ HAVE Row OR and Aaadso4ae lot of Leather, \ consisting of
 Sale Leatbeg, Upper Leather. and Bnekskins tanned. FoE sale hy 4. J. Ht7TT
 July {, 1851. Masa St
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n nGmRRRM0mWsB Rheumaeie Compound, I'VE ana nlood Purifier; 4 certain Cure fer eiktsg xaAammetory lAestel e CarNaie Rheuaafisas
 This valuable remedy stands without rivai m the histnry of discoveries, in this or any other countEy in curing this painful and paxalyxng dis ease, in all its various forms.
 The vast number that have been eRged by the use of this compound. during the past year, de- nnnstrnaes this fact Not only recent acute or infammaf1ry cases, but old chronic eases. et ten, twenky, thirty and even fofty standings where they had not cnly tried every other external and internal remedy ef which they could hear, but at great expense, had travelled, and passed under the treatment of number of the first medical men of Rusupe. e well as of our own country, visited the various wataing places, taken voyages at sea, and awelf in the most salahrious clines, without ob- taining relief Some, who were reduced to mere skeleton. their flesh had withcred away, their limbs were paraiyzcd. and many that had scarcely heen able tO walk forten fifteen and twenty yesrs. These have been cured sound aud well, Eegained their flesh and the use of then ilbs, and now en- ioy excellent health from the use of thus compound
 These facts gre fully suhstsntiated by published testimony, from the highest possible sources; ies tianoay that cannot De gainsaid, but which can be ponched for by tn tAo1send witnesses.
 Retail price, S5 per bottle, bottles fos sl2, or for S22
 To be had of B. L. DODGE and THOMAS nUTTKRW0RTH.
 Little Rock, June 3, 1851. ".