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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-11-13

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Sampson Bland and others,
Simeon Christie and wife.
DY the Order of Chancellor Wardlaw, I
ID will sell at public outcry, at the late
residence of Luke Bland, decd, on Thurs
day the 4th day of December next the tract
of land belonging to said deceased, contain"
ing three hundred and six acres, more or less,
situate in the District and State aforesaid,
and adjoining landsof Amos Holmes, A. P.
Norris, James C. Smyly and NJ. Cog burn.
TERMs-Tbe Cost to be paid in cash-the
balance of purchase money in two equal an
nual instalments, and secured by bond with
at least two approved sureties.
S. S. TOMpKTNS, C. E. E. D.
Comm'rs Office, NoA Is st 43
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HYMENIAL.

MARRIED, on the 4th inst, by Rev. D. D.
Brunson, Mr.. WILLIAM Moss and Miss ELIZA
BETH BURREss, all of Edge6eld District.
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RIGHT OF sEARcu.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Courier says:

respondent OF the Courier says:
.The Administration has taken a bold and
strong ground against the exercise by Great
Britain or any other power of a right to search
or visit or interrupt American vessels, on the
seas, under any prctence or for any object
whatever. Mr. Webster has written paper
declarative of the doctrine of this government
on the subject, and it will preclude Great
Britain or France from carrying into effect
any orders such as were recently given, to
English and French cruisers to intercept
American vessels, though bound for Cuba
and with hostile intent.
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This may yet become n serious matter.
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Nov 13
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
M ~r -

G50OMMMA VKTiLL be psspassA to lranspost MERCHAN. w DEE from PHILADELPHIA te PiTfs- BURGH h antIcipalIen of the opening of the East srn DIvsion of the Pennsylvania Canal. gay ou and afier th TWENTIETH of FEBRUARY. al the following rates. sizs
 For. Ist Ciass Dry Goods, Hass, Boots and sh"es, Drugs, Books, Stationery, kc ,at el per 100 lbs For 2d Class = Hardware, Queenswars. Groceries, Psint aud Dyes,afFs. Oils. sc, at so cts pr 100 Fos 3d Class -CoHee. Leaf TObacco. Iron, Gnano, Bscon, Beef, Pork, Skc. at 6u cts per lOO lbs. For 4ib Glass Tar, Pitch, Resin. Ashes, Marble, Pig Ton. B,icks, &e, at Su cts. per lOO lbs
 H.H. HOUSTON.
 Freight Agent. Penn. Railrcad Co.
 No 27l & 276 Market Street. Phila. B--Goods going East by our Road shou'd be consigned 10 hcFADEA & COV0DE.
 Pittsburgh. PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. PASSENGER TRAINS between PillLADEl PHIA sud PITTSBURGH, Leave Philadelphia Daily al 8 A. M.. and at lO1a 2. M. Leave Pilts- burgh Daily at s A. Nj and P. M.
 4. HENDERSON, Passenger Agent. 2l-2m.
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French, i'aliae, SPaa,-h ei,i tsermsa. zach. , SngieS t' Choir.
 Mnae- Plane, Gejtsi, sad O,gsr. ,a,t. Harp, DaaNifg aa Painting. \ course et lessons ia utienisl pa,n'ius Js,sr
 Net b, i#'sf ng ui Ebony and i,ofy.
 la e9s Work, ard NpS foUeIs. .aeh. No etafEe 3at emtsHlt'y sta oiaa,aei.sl
 beea te Hata
 Bosri "asi.fg, hgds. ia,A ass al lbeadipr
 &c,, rsf meih.
 Paymehf' eaa teliy, ia a,,t sGec. uo ls,.ar tor absete-.
 sess'ars commence lsi Sept and l.' Faa fils teceisrd 9} any fegltd, sJ q chas.t .f-.. ai eblanSe 'o ci se oi lhc g. fsleu,
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Cincinnati Goods!

CiMciMsa0fi Goods! OO Kegs Fresh Buckwheat Flour; goo pounds ~ Bologna Sausages bbl; Hominey; bbl. White Beans:
 20 Boxes Star Candles;
 DO Boxes Taow do
 2 Bbls. Lard 0A;
 l Bbl. Salarstus; 800 Jugs; Is DemijOhns, IS Iron Bound Kegs. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. Feb. II. 1851. Steamboat Landing
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SEVB EE

SO Bbls Supet6ne Fonl 60 Boxes S'ar Can CU dles 10 Bbls. Clear Pork; Bbis. L'nseed Oil: Bbls Lard Oh; 1 Bbis. Powdered Sugar, } Do cfusbeaDo. 2.ee0 Lbs Cotton Yam; S,OC0 Lbs Blt Irou 2 kegs Prr Nhile Lead
 HfRpIV.5RE. &e-Anyiis; Bellows; Vices; Screw Plates; Hand ard S'etss Hammers; Morlice and Rim Locke. Mioera' Kaebs Fancy Plate, Cup board an! Pi.l Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch ets; Traces; Gfablnug llPt>; Forming Chisels and Goages Files and Rasps :; ? and fold Rnles; Let- fer Copying P,esses Wrought aud Horse Na'ls; Spitit Levels aud Piumhs Hand, Panel aud Wood Sasxs Sboycls. Sralqs and Manure Fork; Coph Varnish, Sc. Received gtd iof sale ks
 I,Iv Is VIM. B. WAIT.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT The regular course Of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the lsl oi November, and con- iinue until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the lst Of October The Medical De- partinen will be under the direction of the following
 Profess ssors:
 J. CONQUEST CRoss, MD, Professor of inc In.
 siiiutes of Medicine aEd Medic Jurisprudence w. BYRD POWELL, MD, Professor of Cefe bta
 Physiology, Medical Geology aHdl Mineralogy. R. s NEWTON, N D. Professor oi Surgery. II ]. HCLcE, MD, Professor of Theory anu
 Practice of Medicine.
 J. A. WILsoN, D, Professor ol Obsie,eric'
 and Diseases oi Women and Children J. KING. MD, Professor of Maleria Medich,
 and Therapeutics.
 Z FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. J. MILTON SANDERS, A.M., MD, Professor o
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Clinique Lecturers: Med,eine--Prof H. J. HULcE
 Sarg0y-Prof R. S. NEwToN.
 Anaion,icaI Demoastrafor-Z FREEMAN, M D. The fees for fu course oi lectures amount to sl05. Marticulatofs, Sj Dcinonsiratol' s Fee, sla Graduation, $20.
 Those desiring further information will please address their letters tpost paid) 10 the Dean; and students arriving in the city wi please call on him a, the Commercial Hotel.
 K ,. NEW iONt MsD', Dedh o' '"e Fde'Ht5
 LAW DEPARTMENT; Hon. F.. w. M. KING, Professor oi Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor ol Commercial Ju-
 r.pTudence.
 TERMs- $50 per session.
 Aicommunica ions pertaining to this donatment mu.t be addressed to l. ". NJ. KING Egg. MempAis, Tenn, July, 1850.
 The Faculties. for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, Nii eolnpar, fayoIabiy with tie most distinguished in oar coun. try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or any other eognify aIi of them setu- rers and the hest teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical pn- sI'ioa, and the extent of our population can have no doabi as tc ilte eligibility ot stnaca Tor on enterprise Of ,ite kind. Az 10 health, nelGaiug all seasons of the year. we deny ihaf Gny otbfJ tg hgs more.
 A common etror exists in he minds oi inary sta. dents relative 50 lhe place pf studying medicine thnse who intend pfacieing among the diseases of the West and Sn'iih shonld cer,aInly educate ihrm- selves al school whose Faculty Aae practically ouainied with these diseases.
 That inc public may be satisfied ot the pertna- nency of this school, feel II dgiy tN slate that the trustees and Faculty Iofm unit in action, which argues well for iIs future success. and lhat the peculiar iniefnai organization which conueeis them cannot be interrupted.
 F. W. NJ. KING, PFes'deai Qf th6 AeaPAis Taf.
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Iron and Castings.

Iron and Castings. 100O Lbs. Bar Iron, assorted; ZtNJUO 4 Bundles Nail Rods; Bundles Extra Horse Shoe; 100 pieces Flow Wings; 75 skiletS and lids 90 Ovens and lids i5 assorted English Pots 1; Is Sugar Kettles; l2 Grid irons: 5o odd lids Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Fah. IT. Steamboat LHnding.
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~wDM>MI-Ee

N@D A0-~@~~
 YUNHE subscriber, agent for H. Haberman whi \ continue the formers business at hss old stand on Main, near Markham street, and Keep con stantly on hand full and well assorted stocN o Groceries. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware Castings, &c., &c, all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will bc paid for county produce, beef hides, peltnes, bees rar &c JOHN KRAUSE.
 ;,tIa pooL March 28 185I 30--tf.
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Iapstrrf's ygfIioaaI Map of lrkaasas.

rT1HE above spleidid Map is now hnisiied and
 ready fer leliyetv. Il ,leitcaips tbe Nheie State as lad oa hy ihe L. \ Deputy Sarveyois.- Every Section aud fraeiiouai sectiea IS shown, so thai 6or'g qc,s irae he 'eadiiy found upon t. The exact position ot al lie Coariy Seats, Post offices. Saline Srrings, Seminary Lands, and The rich aud elie lands sleeie by the State cal Of ihe 800 GOO gfa't ali accurately shown. The Lead Mines and- oiheI mineral locations are so.ed as we'll as all tbe old confirmed Spanish sur veys: with the iaiesi aietaons m the County lines. The whole Map contaiHIng as great an amount oi valuable information as can be found on any State Map exianl.
 Il is pa, ID on rollers elegantly eolofed and var nished. Price S co Aiso in convenient pocket form. price $3 %. Tte pocket Maps can he sen 10 any naft of The State hy mail. Postage cents For safe d the heokstare ot
 l. K. LINCOLN. Lithe Roct,
 A,,iio is50 3If
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100000 lbs. NEW GOO ED

IV E W W " " D DECEIVED by WALTER MITCHELL. lN, within the last month, that have been rnr' chased by him, on better terms than any stock hh- er,o. and as well selected, which he will dispose oi at such rates as shall induce customers 10 purchase more ,iberaIy than betore--the truth oi which may he tested by all persons who will favor him with a call and examn nation, al his New Cash Stores, on Main and Markham streets, Little Rock, where they will find at ell times, u assortment of all articles belonging 10 the following branches of merchandise viz:
 Dry Cocds, Boeis and Shoes, Groceries, Hats and Cups,
 C,ocksrv. Drugs and Medicines,
 Hsrdraye, I'aiats and 0as,
 TiHEdre, tIofhfng,
 Faraiiufe, Flour.
 Sfonerars, Whiskes and all
 Iron aad Nails, other Liquors,
 Ssooss and Caaiaes, Bocoa,
 Cotton Yarn, Sole and Upper Leather. and sa other articles ever found iD a
 General Variety Store. Therefore, he would respectfully invite all per sens that visit Little Rock. 10 give kim cali, that he may give them cordial reception, and acq1it himself as far may be in his power, o the above broad assertions
 His unprecedented success (hssng. go far, sur- passed his most sangaine anliepatons) places k:m under very great obligations 10 all his customers. and he would hereby render most hearty thanks 10 one and all for past iavors, and kndyiask con,in- uance of the same.
 His present facilities for business enables him to sell more goods than he can possibly gel into his house, but hopes. in future. to be able to supply all de m as,d. as he is about io.rsiablish wholesale House at NAPOLEON, by which means any quantity of goods il be delivered at Little Rock, s' all times, cheap as they can be purchased in New Orleans or Cincinnati, with exception oi treigh and expenses
 In twenty days from this date, as near as may be, he will return from Cincinnati, with about eighty tons Of Whskey. Flour, and such articles as can be pnrchased, the cheapest in taa, city. Jnst received. per steamer Citizen, ninety bbis, Whi.key, and twenty Cheese. which is going od like hot cakes. W. MITCHELL. Link Rock, Dee. 2lst, 1850. l6-lsw.
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Flows, Flows.

ID EcEIvED DOT Santa Fe O and Dove, the following es,s goods: Rsass. 75 Cast and wrought one adeSszz two horse Piows. 30 Reg. and quarter kegs powder. % Sacks Rio Coffee. 5 Bbls. Molasses. Dozen Ceiin's Axes. For sale by A. J. HUTT,
 MaIa street Feb 1, 1851. z2-n.
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fSAPIENTI.4 PR.EST4T OMNIBUS.) FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEM NARY,
 TuLtP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
-A@GMrE@e

E<A @ IL HArN M John $. Garvin, Presi- Weldon '. Wright, NJ D . dent Prof. of Cole Prof. oi Nat Science Mrs M Cook, Govern Mai B. ] BaFden, Prof O. and Insirucress. Etlics aud Belle Letters Senor F. Garcia, Prof, of Music and Mod. Lang. TUITION PER MONTH. Collegiate Department, (Anc. or Modern iangua- Ces, s,).................... S5 % Collegiate Department, English Coafse,.... GO Academc Department. ...............t.... 00 Primary Department. ...-................ OO Ornamental Department, lPaiAIing and Drawing,) .......-.............. GU Musical Department, tVocal aud iustrumen9ai,5 u0 Boarding, including washing fuel. lights &e. 10 %
 Academic year embraces one session of ten months, commencing the lst Monday in August and closing the last Thu rsdav in June. { Tuition and Board must be paid one-half in advance ths mainder at !he close of the session 1 No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui- { ton except in cases of sickness. Examinations. --- bere will be au annual ex- animation before Board of Visitors al inc close of each term; and quarleriy combinations before The Board of Guardians.
 Diplomas will be given, on the reeommonda ton of the Board of Visitors. 10 the graduates oi | the Seminary, aud certificates of Scholarship, 10 1 those who baye taken partial course. DiscipIine and Police will be mild but firp i being rather one of moral restraint, thau pan
 ishment. Quarterly reports ofconduct.and Scholar ship will be transmitted 10 parents or guardians.
 course of Instruction is divided into three ] Departments Primary, Academic aud Collegiate. ! Music. .---lt is believed that no Institution in the south west offers equal advantages 10 peri ct it's Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. Snor 1 Garcia, the accomplished head of this Department. { has taught with dislinclion in Washington City and Virginia, aud is moi only most s&iful per former but the best Instructor in ihe Art, that We have ever
 Needle Nyoris---Plain and FamcY.---No extra charge will be made in this Department, the pupils furnishing inc materials. The products will be disposed of at annual Fair and the pro- creds placed in the Library Fund. 1 Lectures and Lectures N i'll be delivered regularly by the heads of Departments ;o their respective Glasses, and Compositions Viii be required every two weeks curing th course, from the members of the Academic anu Collegiate
 Departments.
 Vacation..--TheJe will be vacation of one week the last of December, and one Of two months at the close of the Session.
 By qfder of the Board of Guardians S-9-n
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LITTLE R0Ck FOTyDRT AND SNITHERY.
 Roswell Ecebe

VTTOuID respectfully call the attention of th,
 w public 10 tAs above establishment. which has recently undergone ;hetoegh repair, sHd nsS- ing the necessary facities, k Bew fully prepared 10 fatnish 10 ordgr wlih great proHpthess. every article in nihat line Of either wfoughs Least lrcb, Brass or Copper ef as good material, proportions, and workmanship, and upon cheap terms, as any other Foun ndry lu ihis couniry. MillFights and etlsrs. ordering wheels will be pleased to give the No of eegs and pitch, also the particular size and shape of the eye, wanted in each wheel. The di- ameier Of q wheel wheB cast. will he ls of an inch per feot ,ess-the same with length ol shaft Orders should also be accompanied with drsaghi asd fusi description of what is wanted, aud inc Postaae paia.
 I.itf,e Rock. Dee 10 isj0.---li-tf
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH. scuoo

T BeaIiias ard nay &Aael Fer YenP,l,t.. THE assssn~ss ct this Sres!aaf, c,ft.... | The s'h Sept. fD VI. ni.sn a rtt-,--I asnc~ ei he pept's $ estas s,i, n, .e,.,t Ih,. lhsltlaiieH. tf5icl g.r r.l. .,t af. .. Misses WOOD, NTh Asssisss, 7rsets,. s everS thet0'F ssI ttnpsftipgfht a.,sri.e.. s..l Y. hhIshsd faaesltuN Fassrlsit#. yAtlttz tl..,,... ' qaaAhcs'4ons 'ag ihe vsfious t4stcla. vt... . have rsarlisrd R'lh peiieel safislsr,.er. ,t-,, . feter lo q e gehlienen whase pa,s,, s,s ,,... The Furiss oi ths Boarding Stsaa4 b,.,. siatlsy assccislst uih tjtru Tsaehrf, ,ss... s5teaitoH se necessary Q torni api fsnt. t,. - nefs, eHs peodoee habis ci eu3s, s.. ..... essential lH 'he formation el caas,rrr
 Freaea ae Importance u s U,e s k..s. ni fh5 Eetrh isnsgsge, say irti.r.a. .e.. ... .. e@4csiiar, ste fioripai' eieh fa t-t... .i.. . poSs.''e 'te aNZrsee oi ttr c,'st...t.5s.t pfelFs~ ant'tae ff Fap.s 't,4 .s>ss. lsmiiE,;o aiitHa iae FrtEct ea.4,. ,,t l.... ... ctster
 Tae%oeaHou Of 'ie civ ef Lia- E,t1 ..t... p3easaR', spa accessible st a., .fmrs, b, .,s. and Slage.
 Toe system of etsce'an. assifaa,sr ,.,... ajtns st prtisei spyyrc fafi,tt af $, ,hs,rat A. . ed i0 deseieping ihe moral ai.a i,sfegsst,.,i f.. --elnhfsetGe thorough sas g, Stepai3c te,,,,. he elementary ;o the hifhrs brarctss NJ. recoils ot setolsrshia end i.epo,f,rtla s,e ,.... 4lcd o pa,eBis. wtsst every laj t.ala itriirsr s'adY is sAofird.
 tBe sthoel is constantly rBsset ,ke sur.v,,. . ! lhe Board o Visitors, Whe, fiotn time 10 t.,. aWibe the various elasses, aBd renofl then rls,. Terms CT Tuition aaa FsasrJ p,r .,.,,a.
 five mouths. 1ata N.
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Sundries kroan New Orleans. RECEIVED pss ssssmsss Philiip Psanyvit and N, Pontisc, ihs following sseds, to.wit: 100 bleached Saeks Salt, no half Bbls. Molssses l Bbl. Rice a6ss lhs. Swesd Iron 1; 50 lbs. do. Flow Moulds; 30 Steel Mills. assorted sizes; Dozsn Crass Bed Cords; Coils do Rope; 2Colls Cotton Rope; 10 Bright OK Chains;
 2 Doz watss-pFoof RiHe Locks; g do. Palm Leaf Hats; l2 do. Webstsr's Spelers; 100 sets Caps and saaeers; lO0 do. Edged plaies;
 9 Dog. Horse Cellars;
 3 do. B. B. B. Hatss 4S pair Men's thick Boots; sl0 Bbls. Prime Sugar. For sals by
 A. J. HUTT, Feb. To, 1851. Main Street.
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Sugar and Coffee.

En Bags best Rio Cadee, tDU Iihds PrGr.s freNn Sugar. in store and for sale by T. D. MEkhICk X co.
 Nov. $ IS50.- s--9-n
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Groceries Groceries! TUSf received direct from Cincinnati. per Steam .J CT Hamburg:
 , Bbls Dred.Appes, Beans,
 kegs Pigs feet, Boxes SoapJ 10 {" Star Candles, 1S hbl Beef tongues. 10 kegs Goshen Batter. Bbl Salsrat
 Bbs Vinegar. 100 gai. Jugs. 50 16" do.
 ? Bbis Lard Oil, 10 Whisksy. 10 E Bbls do. 9 Bbls Flour, 20 Onions, 20 Potatoes, And for sale cheap by A. J. HUTT, Jan. %. 1851. 2o-6 Main sheet.
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LIQUOR. S RHIs. Old Boarbon Whisksy 2 Bbls Old Q Mononsahsla whIssey 20 Bbls. Prime Old Wblskey 20 half do. do. Al Bbls. French Brandy; Casks Old Cegnac Brandy; do Madeira Wine;
 2Casks Muscst Wine;
 do. Malaga do.
 Hf Rbl Cherry Bounce;
 1 Bhi. Gin. Received per Trus lee. and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb Ill 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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Co-paFtHcrsEip. DrS. atkins A SiZer

UrOui.p fespre,faIly ia;afm fine cit <lzEsiyy
 " zeas oG L,'fis Rock. atd espteiaHg M hosc 9f the coeaifg. ihat ttsy have ru,efed WT in'u ca- partnership in fas Practice Of Ar8 Medicine, and arc pfepalsd 10 ateHd aH 14 pyos piig. if eases ef emsfgecey. ahd el'h'i e' ' psf, es ase ateeu'. ihs other Wiii attend. One o' oilt can ai4a=s g bs ioana a' te1 e6ios ia Mf Wa r. WaodfaH-s baildiag, the eoipef q' N1kias ' Scott stgee,4
 Lsgis Kge, Oci. l5, ls56 i5-.
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GUNS. Ct xs!. Ns.m

LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash .J fine Double and Single barrelled Shot Guns, Rides. flint aud percussion gun Locks, &c., &c., al the Gunsmith shop, on Main street, where repair ing Is dene up b.oe, by II. GRlFFlTHs.
 Noy6 g.
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.3e,c Goods. .SriU Goods! !

.0elC GHOCAS! sNPW tI0OHS. TE1HE undersigned has just re- 4 <. . :.. !. :
 | ceiyed, and a opening, SEsa5ss+Tsss57l7I Es5sTs large and well seIec ed hssort- N Y M meut of Dry~G Goods, Cloihing, , FF14f N Hats, Boots and Shoes. Hardware, Tf HFd 6M9 Queensware, and everything nsu- kAsA " ally found in storss adapted 10 the NM country irade ;'all of which he eGf1" offers for safe. Cheap fer Cash CT in xehange for Cotton er Pe.tfies for which the highest marke, price will be given. Country dealers would do well to give him a call. and examine his stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 A. ! HuTT,
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Partridge Boots.

4 CASES Stout Calf Beots. 2 Cases Waterproof Ht Booots, just received and for sale by
 Dec. IT. FATHERLY X CLEMENTS.
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~AWE~E LEE" KIFFLE R0gK 10 Hsf sPRiEGs, iRKlSsiS

7ttf- ~-~-------------~
 From she lst of Aprn ts
 D lss Ociebsr, 1881, the sab
 seribsS viii Fun
 DAILY LANE OF STAGES From Ll,,l. Rsek to HossprIngs. for he aceOmme- dstiou of ahe travelling pabssc-- TO leave every eshsT day, (szcspt Sandays, wlth the United States MalIs
 IN FOUR HORSE POST COACHES, a, o'clock. A. M. ana arrive ss Hot Springs, sanaf day, at P. M.
 THE TfON LINE, rour Horse Poet Cuaehss, will leave LIule Reel, every intervening day. at tho same hour in ih morning and arrive ss Hot springs next day, .: | In the evening. FARE. By either Ltns, eS-EsEa Basglss tn PFcPonio" The subscriber ls the contractor for ihe cenyey anee of the United States Mails ou the routes roI LIt,ls Rock @ Fort Smith. and from LIlIle ROcki Washington. Iu Hempstsad eoansy. vla Hot Spring in Post Coaches, three tlaaas Hesk,d GP Both thsss roases lnlsFseoa wlih the Steam boat United States MaH Ltne fFom MemPblsto Lii- tie Rock.
 T Stage Office at the A.tkssy Hssss.
 PETER HANGER. r.h n 23-l ly.
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BOARD OF TRrsTEES

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. r. wlTTER. FRETipnNr, Hon Poiadex,eE, Rev. Wm. Moofss, Rev l.. r l.ye Rev. B. ?. Box. \. Jones, NJ. D, Mir B. ,s delar, Mir I. Williamson. Hon J D. Tnmb RS ], Custer, M. D. Rev. J. J, Roberts, ' Nilehel, NJ. D, Mir W, W Andrews, NJ Sauoefs. Mir Il. W smith, 7-22--u
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DR. LElDf'S SiRSipiRILLi BLOOD PILL
 Ahead of ail OthersI!


 The Envy of aIt Piu sIauafaetorersE DECAUsE ihsy are safer, he'tsi and tnole ss e2cians than any other. s'i,' hecaHse ihf e ysl take Hoirc nt others if tlias atsn 5oo,oo@0 BOXES itase aaca sa3d aliEaaIli uF h' YUt NG AEr OLD, MALE AND FEMALE. esu 4u. tise thn1s Htth egBal -sfety. aud without fsar IF PILLS EE NECESSARY ' fer psfgina and rlrsss Hie Slnmash and VNal, sHa purifying Gle Blood s % ihs body, take sn 1ihrfs if otcf aifs Hudu H combined eiecis, 8 contain Haf apsriila in tbcn fcHf, DEinh ahd Live Usual, nnd sslfar usual aceuFs;un whilst iaRiBF teHi, Wisbsiai ieag t eaia, duilag al slnds oi weafiief,
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Waeefei tsat gcfinHH certiaeatrs Qrfu 1 tz eiergymeH, ueHbeTs Al Congress, and f-p<ei4H br produced acif eRicasy taH u snf i,re los, with difs5Is'H ssa saca ssaeissai,a aas4,e Byira faeh hox
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