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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
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The best and strongest certified medicine in
the world for the cure Of Dyspepsia in all its
forms--such as headache, heartburn, habitual
costvenoss. acidity Of the stomach, loss Of ap.
petite, asthma.piles, incipient con sumption, de-
bility arising from protracted fevers, fever and
ague, exposure o-heat or cold, old age--and
diseases arising from imperfect digestion, or a
deranged condition ofthe stomach. 1t is also
an excellent remedy and not surpassed by any
medicine in use, for females suffering uterine
or nervous deraugement.
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer to the following:
Prof. "A. A. Hayes. MD. State Assayer.
Fitzbenry Homer. Esq, Boston.
Hon. Myron Lawrence, Elk Prest. Mass SEN
ate.
Hon. L. H. Arnold formerly Gov. Of Rhode
Island, now Member Of Congress.
! Hon. VIM Woodbridge. formerly Gov. Of
Michigan, now U. s Senator.
Hon.J. 7, Morehead, formerly Gov. ofKen-
lucky, now u. s. Senator. -
Hon. J. F. Simmons, U. s. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. Samuel S Phelpe, U. s. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. VIM. Upham. ~ W." 7nA
Hon; Solomon FcOte, Member of Congress
from Vermont. 1a'A -
Hon. H. d. Foster, Member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania. ....g7.. go,
Hon. M. L. Marian, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. A. G. Dodge, delegate in Congress
from Iowa. ,-'s. ,.r. ~ 80
R. P. Stowe, Esq, Clerk in the House Of
Representatives. t Pr44, 4T7,
G. CTrowbridge, ESQ.,, Detroit Michigan.
Geo " Jones, ESQ.,, Surveyor General. Du-
buque, Iowa. ~
Joseph HOIie. Esq. No. 76 Wall street, y.
York. as sts
Many other individuals of the highest res
pectability can be referred to, who will con.
firm all that has been said iu favor Of this in
valuable medicine. liz
DR.. Geo. B. Green, Proprietor Windsor, VI.
Reed. Bates& Austin, Wholesale Druggists,
No, 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents. -H ,ts'.rf
Price ST. per botte. six bottles for s5.
CAUTlON--Each bottle of the Genuine
Oxygenated Bitters, will have the outside
wrapper printedin English, French and Span
isb, with the signature of Geo. B Green, Pro-
prietor upon nhree sides, and in addition
finely engraved label upon the top of the bottle,
with the signature OF Reed, Bates & Austin.
who are the sole General Agents. and to whom
all orders must be addressed d-for sae-by
]. L. McyEY g. CO.,
Portsmouth Ohio.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28

soET0NKAEN.-5o0Hai Haies Cotton Kafns.
~ 100 bales Carpet Warp Also, Covefl;d
Yarn; Wrapping Twine, and Candle Wicking
orsaio BY june ~ s, X. ROSS,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
B. +. CON WAY Y&CO

PIG IRON CORNER, .
LAVE ON HAND, FOR SALE AT THE
IL Lowest Market prices,
SUPERFINE FLOUR, those good old brands
for families.
Good Intent and Cottage Mills; also,
Novelty Mills brands.
Supcrfine Flour Nos same brands.
hiin Dried Corn Meal, Novelty Mills.
Fraser's Superior Sugar-Cured Hams, fam-
ly use.
do do Shoulders, smoked.
40 DO do in salt.
DO do Family Leaf Lard.
do do Brown and Yellow Soap.
Ohio Starch, a superior article.
Old Rye Whiskey, warranted pure Rye.
Western Reserve Cheese.
Corn in the ear or sheled,
PIG IRON ALWAYS ON HAND.
Portsmouth, Feb. 81, 81. DIFF
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
Ohio Census.

According to the late census, Ohio con-
tains population of l,9S0,4Os, divided as
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SEfNDREES.

EO Rhls. Supettine Ftoa,: 50 Boxes Star Can .JU dles {; 10 Bbis. Clear Pork Bhls. Linseed Oil Bais Lard Oil; 1 BbIs. Powdered Sugar. Do. Crushed Do.; ?. .tfc0 Lhs. Cotton Yarn; 5000 Lbs Bar Iron; 25 Kegs Pare White Lead
 H4RDIFiRE, Sc-AnviIs; Bellows; Vices; Screw Plates; Hand and Sledge Hammer; Mori'ce and Rim Locks Mineral Kaobs; Fancy Plate, Cup board and Pal Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch ets; Tiacss; Gfubbing Hoes; Turning Chlsess and tsonges Files and Rasps; ? and fold Rules; Let Ter Copying Presses Wfoagh, aHd Horse Aalls; sritil I.syrls and Piumhs Hand, Panel and Wood saws SaayeIs. Srasles and Manure Forks; Copai Vsrn,sh, Sc Received and for sale by
 Juiy l6 VIM. B. WATT
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
.NM MD A N "


 NTILL be prepared to transport MERCHAN- w DEE from PHILADELPHIA 10 FITS BURGH in anticipation of the opening of the East srn Division of Inc Pennsylvania Canal say on and ,fer th TWENTIETH Of FEBRUARY, at tse following rates, viz;
 For lss Class Dry Goods. Hsls Boots and si es, Drugs, Books. Stationery. ke ,at Si per l09 lbs For 2d Class Hardware, QasemswaFr. Groceries. Paint and Dyestrffs. Oils, Nc at so cts pr 100. For Sd Class s-Co offee. Leaf Tobacco, lroa. Guano, Bacon, Beef, Pork, &e. at 6o cts per ia1 ils. For 4th Glass -Tg, Pitch, RosIn. Ashes, Marble. Pig lion. Bricks, &c al 50 cts. per lu0 lbs
 H.H HoUS TON.
 Freight Ageai. Peen Raj road Co.
 No 27I & 2T6 Market Street. Phlia. \. B--Goods geiug Fast by oar RcHd shoud be consigned to McFADEN & COX0UE.
 Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. PASSENGER TRAINS betweea PlllLADEL- PHIA aud PITTSBURGH. Leave Philadelphia Daily at g A NJ. and al i0i9 P. N Leave Pils hargh Daily at <. II and r. M A. HENDERSON, Fasseugf Agent. 2i-9m
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Little Rock, Arsansas.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: The resgiar eogtse of Lectures ID this Institute ~4iil commence on tAe Is oi November, and con- ii8se uatil the last ct Fe5inary. The Anotomicat Department will be opened agi ready 10 receive students hy the lst of October inc Medical D. partment val be gnIer ,ba direction oi e folio Sin
 \ProfessOrs:
 J. CoxaurSr Csoss, MID. Profsssor of the Ia.
 sita,es ei Metslue aad Medical Ju,isprr.ence. ". BYRD PowElL. MD, Professor of Cerebral
 PbysiooEy, Me'tcsf Geology aul, Miacraiogy. E, NEWTON, N D, Professor os S.lge5y. II ,. HULcE, Nj D. Professor of Taecty and
 Practice oi Medicine.
 j. 4. WILSON. NJ D., Professor 'ef Obsie'eric,
 au5 Diseases oi Women aud Chlidrsn. J. KING, ID, Professor of Matesia MeLica,
 and Therapeutics.
 c. FaEEMAN, MD, Professor or Anatomy. J. MtLroS SASpEFs, 4 .M., MD. Professor sf
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Ciinique ecturers: Me9iciae-ProG. II. ]. HULoE,
 Sargerg-Prof. R. s. NEWTON.
 Aaatomieal Dsm0asirafor-Z FREEMNN, II D. The fees for a illl course ni lectures amount 'n sl05. Maiicniatofs, SJ Demonstrators Fee, Sio. Graduation, S2o
 Those desiring fuber information will please address their letters (post paItl 10 iae Dean; and students arriving in lhc city viii please cal hi'n at the Cnnmegctai Hotel
 s. NEWTON, MD, Dsaa afhs Faeyiy
 LAW TREATMENT. Hon. F. w. NJ. KING, P'oiess"f oi Theory anj
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 Ti-pFudence.
 TEBMs- $50 per session.
 Al Heommunica ions pertaining 'n this department ml t be addressed 10 F. W. NJ. KING Ese Meaphis, Tenn, Jgiy, 1850.
 The Faculties. for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements. will compare favcrAhiy with 'he mosi distinguished in our com. ivy The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other country -aii of them leeju- fers and the hesf teachers.
 Those who N .ll contemplate our geogta apLicai po- --son, and The extent of our population. can have no douh, az so Inc iigihilty of oar situation for ah enterprise s the kind. A 10 he alth, iheiudrg ait seasons of the year, we deny hat aay ciAsr ty kss more.
 X common effof exists in he minds ot many stu detti relative Q lie place Of studying medici1e thass wko iniend pfaclieing among the diseases oi fhe West and Snsth shoald certainly esucatr them selves ai school hose Faculty psaeiicaiiy ac- emainfed with those diseases.
 Tha, the paSlic may b. satishec oi inc psfIna- neney cf ts school feel it duty to slate that the Trustees sad Fsealiy form unit ia action, which argues ~ell for Us iu'ure success and that inc peculiar nefnal organization which connects them cannot he interrupted.
 F. W. NJ KING -4Pfssidsat of 1s HsaPais last.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCnoo, seasdins and Day School Fer Tense l,l;.,

Beasdias and Day Shael For Ysvss f,l;.. Y VIE essines' et tAis Ssmsaary uilt h- ,.,,- | me e'h erb' to VI. wien a pssor,a,, .,.- 2. tte feGtS E EssfHesY feqqts1s.
 13ls grst,lHt,ra. under the s,r. s4 N
 Misses WOOD, Nfh Assssfss, 75.,@, s'' 'he every tasbfiy inr ispeyfins Ise ssv,,t.s. N"ffs Gnlshsd edaca,ion Passs ssins vstl;,, " sg' qasi iscaiIons Tor ihe ystiaas kganrb.s ,,tt ''a have PFeeiised atth perfect satiSj,e,,os ,,.' hs} 'eifr 10 tte gentiRmrn whose names a,s ,.. " 10
 he Pupils et tas Btaraias School - sish'tf associated with their Tesehrss eea- aHea'oH so neesssaty to fnrn a,d fefs. ,t. '7@' h'fS' sni Pseetucs hat,fs ci os,str sF,l rs,, 'e- essential in 'hr forma,toa os chaIsptes '''FE
 iseltaS ibr importance af a i1fe,,.h t, oi iae teeaeh laH,Gsge. nays indspes,.sht' ''"fN't iee fftRciPais wish to fen.l,, i, '''f Ie>Ht9'e fhe language of tie establishment ,g 2 lfetrS~ aaialhag tbe farsts, Whe sa..t. ny ''a'''y' 'o @''ead 'ae Ftenca eiasses w,thosl .,. charge fN'fs ] Thefecaiion of Ae civ of Ii,ti. g.et ,. .,-.... and stage " '',s" e5sl Ear system ef eloes,ioa, assi4ssss,,. -,....... St'hf S' p"Iiee appreciation of Nha,yye,i. ,t,.. ea la arfeiopias ise metal aud .ntcilesis,t r..
 r"o oi't'H 'foto sh and sA s'enafie ess.s. ,. , 'te e'emehia't ;e thr bieaesg branches w,gt1 rfeot@s ct sehoiarstin sna aepot,aea, ays ,r,..,., sieaY is aGor.d ''.' '''0' i'
 The seho" i% eors'aa'ly under the ,apsr,,.,., .r t"e h"eta N visitors, who, iiam 'ssae sa tae ,, Ashe 'ae NA'i"sS classes ana srfett their p.,o,. Terms sf f"'fson aud HoeFd per session o,
 f1Vr tuoath. SNt"" et Day scholars. tth nesafr4,s.rt
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Eraneh Y HH s,,.g,n,, l.. f,I,. '''s'' a'a "eIihsa, each i5 Ha Nns,c p,rn~ le co Harp, -' 9e D'awiug and Painting, % " course oi isssaas lo orenisl paiaiiae, Jaras
 Mork' ii1'ing ai Eaoay asd lga4,.
 fla burg Work, aed wax flowers. each ta so NO charge 'or embroidery and oraamen,s nee6ie work
 Board. washing, lights, fuel, use of bedaiss
 Nc-, per iaoHh, ,aa.
 fafiHen's quarterly, in advance. ae asduetss. ior atsegce. -' '''N'
 sesS'oas commence isi Sept aud lsi Feb P. pils Feeei'ed at any peIjd, ard chsleed lfe,s s,. 0! entrance 10 elase el lde session.
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Lnpslrrt.s Ntllanal aap of Arkansas.

FKlHE above spleudid Man is Finished snl 4 ready for 3eiiypry. II erieea'Fs the whole State as lsfd of by the C. \ Deputy Surveyors Every Ssciien and fractional sectien Is shown, se fiat forig acre haei can b. ssadiiy found upon t The exaet position of s'i ihe County Seats. Post offices, Saiinr Springs. Seminary Lands, and fhe Ies and tsrIie lands seiecib thf Sate out oi ;he ECO G0p Ssfe onatou grant are al accurately shown
 The Lead Mines and other fnireis si locations Age no,sd as well a. aH ihe uld coHirneG Spanish sur ,ess; wiih the lalesi alterations iR Inc County tines. Tie whole Map centajning as gFsat sn amount of valuable information IS can be ieund on any State Msp extaHi.
 T. is rat ar on rollers. elegantly colored and var nished Price s co. Also in convenient pocket iorm nriee S 90. The pocket Maps be sent to any part ol the State by mall. Postage cents For safe al fte bookstore ei
 L. k. LINCOLN, Lifis Rock.
 April Q, 1850. 3iG
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E. lEIBTS SlRSiPiRILLi BLa05 PILL
 Ahead of all others!i
The Envy of all pm sGanufae,ursrs,,

The Envy of all PHI sEanafae turersg 1EGAtSit FeY afe Safsg, beiteg and mBfe e6' tb cseteus ihsu anY others; and brcapse ihe Fae lc niil ife nnta'3 o sber- t tify ohiiG liea aoo ooUo BOXES have bern -'l,d annaaiis laf ts iz five yrefs.
 YOUNG AMI oi.D, MALE AND FEMALE. ess sss take i5seln wili equal sa3fts, md wiihpat iraf IT PILLS BE NECESSARY iuf pursiug and eeaata the str'naFh md oV ela and psriiyHr v Bead sod t "' iT boeF take o oiiassla uihsE lslls pfiaas Ger eogubinsti effects, ecntaiu satsapssdia ia ttess.
 Kat DStns1 and Live Tsuats aud Isinoe tS ish oecuPagn whist taking t1tm, without lt nt ti@ A c9id, during ail kisfs gf weaiaes.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Ssgesed ifat genuine vnFtiiieates lfoa Ni cia, eiergssun, DrgHners % t1a2Fsss- and esb af 1en- be pFOa,see helf ei.cseY than t aHs oaf FORTY PILLS ARE IN BoA- aEsa sHld fi g stta box eiln direcUils sad iaa.h whuicsne aAsee loons nylna egch so1.
 fgey hage tasiv Hapitasani sansli,
 Ffes ifBa da-l riadcf aI any kud,
 iio Ba gnps iss ftu7Haeh f biWess
 Produce ne slcsmef-, v''an,g GT had fefitgs.
 THEY ABl 6ptD AT AtL F3NE~,
 AHd aaBPsg hi a4Esst aifeasss t1 1agsiaa NG one hay BS taken ti3cB wh sa WsllHg aiefu taka asiy others. ari3se ty ~iii asgBys J g6 asa h eg G1 nat. tis8 ajleys uilt
 DF \, B. Laul- ee pfoFnst9f and aAaal4 -tset e 'r~ laB Art sis cheHf 8sl pilgais, al v yeafs e2fcDf g1iiaa tiia gEaas ai te E'titrfaf of Fsnass i'as 8Icgbaf dgHfs NaltHaI asg;ifs 1t filaa@ifiia N' York H0sca. Baltimore. &e,, a4d 1sftsts alid sgffsf fshc-,ae.iise seg9n 0 Is g8cgr rahhigpge pbisrd p palls. zd thetf bT5g fct.ssarnF e. e farftaE i nf sofaae Js,l sigSan4 a5tp9shosii ihc CEslea stesf - Prueia3 Ucfs, bf f4csdy isSspeBeafy, No iiF sFs Fpafiis Sf. Plae} pis-ald aa8 she4essls and yfisi 7, ", Tappr, ilt'ie Rock R. StsvaHsaH aa baEsa Y Hil B. sfead, sHi Wialfi tg., Non orsans, aae n s4 gil Aud slprckesgeFs d uie halssa @tAisa
 0tt9S9 ID
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Sugar and Coffee.

S0 Bags best Rio Coffee. .JO HkGs PrinIs Brown Sugar, ia store and for safe by T. D. MERkICk X co.
 Nov ,. 1850 - S--9-n
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.Vp,y Goods. .vesr Goods !
I.itite Rock FOundrY.

(NOAL CRATES, (Atk4nsss pa,fsrn,) for sal, O cheap. by ROSWELL BEEBE.
 Dse . 1850 eI
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100000 lbs. NEW 600 D

100000 lbs. NEW (sOOD ! ID ECEIVED by WALTER MITCHELL. Ia, wi.hin the last mouth, that have been VuT- chased bY him. on better terms than any stock hilh- etso, and well selected, which he will dispose ci ai sach Faies as shall induce customers 10 pufcfass ,Bore HbeTaliv than before the truth Of which may be tested by all persons 'yho wiil favor him wIih call snd examina,ion. al his New Cash stores, on Main and Markham streets, Little Rock, where They ill ii4a at all times fuil assortment of a aEicrs belonging 10 the following branches cf mesclian sr ! viz:
 ! Drg Cords, Boois and Shoss, l Gsocefts. HTis gEf CaPs.
 CscetTy. Drugs and Redieinss, 4s Hsrdicare, I'aists aud Oas, 1 7'tasearc, Ci7fking, Furniture. Flour. Stane,ears, Hki,sxs srd all
 I,0a aad Nails. oihsr Li7aors,
 .Siarsf and Castings. Bacoa, Cotton YGTa,
 soic and Upper Leather. aad all other articles ever ioand in
 general Variety store.
 Therefore. he woald respectfully n,iie all ptr- sons that visit Li.;,c Rock. 10 give him ca ths he nay give them cordial reception, and acqgii himself iar may be in his power, oi the above broatasseT,ions~
 AA'S t'f''t 4"N~N7 t''~''''-i ~ '-'s "s- passed his most sapsuine a8ticips;Ions) places hm ubirf very great obligations To all hls customers ab4 h. would hereby render meet hearty thanks ic and ali for pas; iavors, and kindiyiask couiin- uance of the same.
 Ills present facilities for business enables him 10 sell more good. than he can possibly get into his h7ase, tu hopes ia future, to be able 10 snpfly al dsma9,d. as he IS ahoui ;.sesiabiish a Wholesale House al NAPOLEON, by which means any quantity of goods wlii he delivered at Little Rock at all times, cheap Ss they be purchased n New Orleans Cincinnati. with exception c ifrgh' and expenses.
 Ia twenty days from this date, as near as may be, be vh return from CIne.nRati, with about eighty tons of Whiskey, Flour and such stiei,s as can be purchased, the cheapest in hAl city.
 Just received. per steamer Citizen, ninety h5is whiskey, and twenty Cheese, which is gong oh like hoi cakes. ". MITCHELL. Little Rock, Dec. 2ist. 1850 l6-l5w.
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NOTICE.

HAVE. st some trouble and eos'. Ssa'F- \ Mai. 70 tha, t wiii sfiae and saw d DO ''' sifae PerscHs whe may Nisa corn stesae' bsgs il done at ahy time thes NAl ssae hr' st. shall have 30 paFf~slsy esy fer gTiaotHg '.s there may he no misunderstanding, u'e f-'t, charged Is ih4ro ors~ eBty sse cents i'e' sa
 Jalv f5. Iss0.-~45 fl D. Il. BiA6HA&
 l9.ra Copy
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GIN,, GUNn!I NsI,,

LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, J fine DoabIe and Single barrellei Shot Guns, Rtaes, flint and percussion gun Locks, &c, &e., at the Guasmith Shop, on Main street where repair ing is dono up blue. by II. GRIFFiTHS.
 Noy6 g.
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tSAPIENTL3 PR.ESEAT OMNIBUSJ FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TuLIP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS
TAGDEH~S .

E- A %U EHNS john s Garyin. Presi- Weldon E. Wright, M D..
 dent. Prof of Coi!e Prof. of Nat Science Mrs M Cock, Govern. Maj B. ] Borden Prof ol
 and Iustructress. Etsics and Belle Letters Seaor |. Garcia, Prof of Music and Mod. Lang.
 TUITION PER MONTH.
 Collegiate Department, (Anc. Modern L=ngaa- Collegiate Department, English Course. co Acsdemie Department. ................... o0 Primary Department. ..................... co Ornamental Department, (Painiing and prawinE,) ..,................... co Musical Department, (Voc2l and Iastrumeu,al,5 % Boarding, including washing fuel lights See. 10 n0 Academic year embraces one session of ten mouths, commencing the lsi Monday in August and closing the last Thursday in June Tuition and Board must be paid oBe-half iu advance the re mainder s the close of the session No deduction will be made from the rates of Tu- tiea excsPtia cases of sickness
 ExamiBations.---ihe here will be an annual ex- animation before Beard of Visitors at the close of each term: and quarterly examinations before the Board of Guardians.
 Diplomas wiil be given, on the recommends. ,ioa of the Board of Visitors. 10 the graduates of ille Seminary, and certificates CT Scholarship, 10 those who have taken partial course. DfScipiine and Police will be mild but firm; being rather one of moral restraint, than pun issffaeai. Quarterly reports ofconductand Scholar ship will be transmitted 10 parents or guardians,
 Course Of Instruction Is divided into three Departments Primary, Academic and Collegiate. Music. .---It Is believed that no Institution in tue S6nih west offers equal advantages 10 peri ct lie Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. : nor Garcia, the accomplished head Of ths Department, has taugh; with distinction ia Washington City aaa Virginia, and Is not only a most skful per former. but the best Instructor n the Art, that we < have ever
 Needle WOrk---PlRin and Fancy.---N0 extra charge wih be made in this Department, the pupils furnishing the materials. The products wiil be GSsposed of at annual Fair and the pro- ceeds placed in the Library Fund Lectures and CompOsitiOn.--.Lec Lectures vii be delivered regularly by the heads of Departments to taeir respective Classes, and Compositions will be repaired every two weeks caring ih course. from tie members of the Academic and Collegiate Departments.
 n.---There will be a vacation of one week the las. of December, and oas of txo months at ,he close of the Sessioa.
 By order Of tue Board of Guardians. S-9-tf
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E,artrielge Roots:

4 CASES Sleat Calf Boots ? Gases Waterproof At Booots, just received aud for -ae
 Dee. IT. FATHERLY X CLEMENTS.
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Board of visitors.
ElSHlS0T0S AilE SEgRiRY.
Heinpstead County, Ark..

HE seeond session Of this lRs,itatian. apssss Il this mcrniug, February llih, ls5e Rev. (. TuRRENTiNE, Superintendent aud F,, lessor of Moral anu intellectual philpsepAq Belle Letters, anu Spanish Literature Key. IL C TawEATr, A. M,, Professor Of Greetsa RomaH, reach and Italian Literature. JAMES CRocKER, A. Nj, Professor of Malhema,.a Students received in the Primary Depafmen; aa4 instructed.
 TERMS:
 Primary Department. per session of 2l wssss payable quarterly in advagcp, &i2 M Preparatory Department. I6 a Collegiate Course, ga sa Vocal and lnstrumentsl Music, Elements of Musical Composi,iop, CExtral 5m Initiation Fee, as No deduction for absence unless in eases oi P.a. traeted illness
 All stadents charged from lha time Of iLs. entry 10 the end Of ihe session
 N B.-The sons of all ministers who are sh gagged in the regular work of tie ministry of those who are supefanuated or have died iu ,as ministry: will be edueoted free of charge. BoARplss can be obtained ia the best familss, at from st 10 g per month.
 Particular attention wilt be paid both to ,t, moral and intellectual training al oil studssa committed to our charge
 $. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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GrOCeric. ! GrOceries

Groceries! !! Groceries JUST received direct from Cincinnati per Sieam- J CT Hamburg:
 Bbls Dried Apples, |. Beans, kegs Pigs feet, Boxes Soap. 10 Star Candles, ts bbl Beef tongues, 10 kegs Goshen Butter, Bbl Salerat Bbls Vinegar, 100 gal. Jugs, 50 15 do.
 ? Bbls Lard OH. 10 {" Whiskey, l0 i& Bbls do. 9 bbls Flour, % Onions, 2O Potatoes. And for sale cheap by A. J. hUTT, Jan 2d 1851. 29-f Man stTe,t
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EsIOIIglls.
New Bacon.

= HHDS. clear Sides, received and for sale, by O Jan P. WM. B. WAIT.
 langlFre's SstiiOnal Nap of Arkansas. A FEW copies of lie above Map--th, oF com kA ple'e and correct one ever ratsishsd- for sale a; the Gaseits and Democrsi afscc-pr'ee s, on rollers, an'i handsomely variAshea and eo!orea,
 Jan. ', 1851. lS-
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AHD SHlTRERT.
 Roswell ssecbe

"0ULD respectfully cal the attention of ,hC
 W public Is the above establishment, wlslch has recently uBdergsne thorough repair, snG hsv- ing lhs necessary facilities, is now faiy prepared to furnish to efdrr, with great pgemptaess- every article iutlsat line og either wrought east Iron, Brass or Copper, Of good material, proportions, sHd workmanship, sad upon us chesp terms.Ss any other Foandfy ln tlsis coaH;ry Mirights and otiera ordering wheels, wi.l he pseased to give The Nc. Of eogs and plch also the particular size and shspe of lie eye, wanted ia each wheel. The di. aHleter of wheei, when cast. wifi 10 l Of inch per foot less--the same with length of a shaft Orders shonld also ic accompanied with a dFaaghi aud full description of what is wanted. aad ,lS postage paid.
 Lt,ls Rock, Dec 10, 1856. o.-i-n
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COTTON GIN STANDS.

a GIN STANDS. sl saws saci,, Hsaas ? ' - CARVER * co, kast Bridgswsssf' AA- received irem the Dzaa iaelsfers sHG iof sf.f ~ favorable terms, by VI V. R. ""''
 JulY i6. 1850.
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TERMS:
RO ARD OF TRuSTEES

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
 Hon. D. T. WITTER, PRErpENr, Hon. H ! Poindexier, Rev. Win. Moores Rev L. r Lyslr Rev. B P Box, I N. Jones, NJ. D Mr ] B. sss. GefHr, Mir. T. Williamson, Hoa. J D THmbs. Rev J, Custer. Nj. D. Rev J. j. Roberts. B Mitchel, M. D, Mir. W " Andrews, Mr . Sauders, Mir. H. W Smith. 7-22-u
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INLouR lo0 BbIs Ohio extra sapcrhne. 1T Buekwheat. 20 Bags, Cheese--20 Boxes,
 Lard Oil-2 Bbls,
 Glass-l0 Boxes 10 by l2, Hams--5 casks extra sugar cured, LaFd-5l kegs No l,
 Nas -25 kegs,
 Beef-2 bbls dried Reed per 'Hamburg." and for sale by Jan. 20 1851 20-tf. WM. B. WAIT,
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Teas, Teas, Teas.

HVAsf NNaNs HFstNs ! Chest Best Imperial Ten, l do do .Youag Hyson de l Go dc Bisek Tea, Receive per last srriyss and fof sale cheap by
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS, Dec. r, 1850,
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Flows. Flows. ID EGEtVED per Santa FssN Ia and Dove, the following x==.:- gooas Asxt.xs. 35 Gas, ard wrought and --,2.Ssss twe horse Piows- 3o Kegs and quarter kegs powder. % Sacks Rio Coffee. : nbis. Malssses. Dozen Collins Axes. Fer sale by A. J. HUTl,
 Main street Feb f. 1851. 22-tf.