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BILLS At SIGHT
Fire Proof Pnfut-
NEW STORE.

A NEW Stove aud Tin Establishment in town,
n east Of the Mansion House, The subscriber
respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Ottawa and
vicinity that he is now receiving, and will keep con
s,an,ly on hand STOVES Of all description also
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Jappaaned Ware,
Fave !roughs aud Conductor Pipes made and put
up. Job work done to order.
Old copper, brass, pewter, and old iron taken in
xchange for ware
Come and see before purchasing elsewhere
march29 w I.ocywoon
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FRUIT TREES!
White Fish,

MACKEREL, and rrout-by the Dbl or b.
vi 10 bbls. ana 20 barrels Just received by
Oct4 AMASA FOSTER
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Bible Society Meetings.

'JN!lE annual meetings Of the several Branch b.
bic societies III Lasale county, Will be held a.
follows
Dayton, September Ist, nj { p IN, in the Uni,sri-
an Church
Jefferson, Sep,er,her 81, att p III, III the school
house near Mr. ruols
Worthwhile September jlh. at m in tie North.
Vale school hcbse
A-bury, sept, mber 7.h. att m III the Jones
school houc.
Mission Point, September 9th, ut7 m in the
Mission Point school house
MauIlus, September lltl, a,7 m, IN the Manl-
US meeting house.
Trenton, September 18th, att m, in the Bald
win school house.
Brookhe Id, September 18th. a, 6pln III the Dom
my school house
Bruce, or Eagle, September ao,h. al, pm, in the
Basore school house
Sandy. September 23d, al, ? IN, in Jones Dis
trct
Vrrmillion, september 25,h, at m in The Tres
by:tran church at Lowell.
Peru, September 3Dh, Al p m in the Ere byte
rian Church.
Cedar Point, September 25ih, a, : p N, III the &C.
dar Point school house,
Lasai!e, October 4,h, n; 6 n. in the Preshy,en-
an church.
Troy, October 7rh at 6 p m, y, Troy Grow.
Ear. October 18Th, az p IN, in the Hear, school
house.
FTeedotptown October 10th, Il, m, III the nsc
tie, meeting house.
Wuham, October Goth q, l0i N. a, Walrbam
sept5 NJ BENNETT,
Igsn. Of La Sale COUNTY Bib y1r,.fv
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silks.

Black Italian Gro de Swiss Gro dc Rhine Silks,
Rich Brocade, and Chameleon Silks,
Turks Satin, Bonnet silks md sa,ins
L. P, SANGER & Co.
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d. nn a Ewc NJ me- ~ nEsS.
Books! Rocks!
Straw Goods

T EGHORN, straw, China pearl, French lace.
u gimp and chip hornets. Mems Boys and in
fants lrghorn, pearl, straw and palm leaf has.
Fur and wool hats Of all styles and prices now c.
peningN the corner brick store
June l. + SANGER & Co.
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EARisy'S FRUIT GARDEN.

HiRisY'S FRUIT GARDEN.
~ ME FRUIT GARDEN, treatise intended
j to explain and illustrate the phy7ioogy Of
iruii trees the theory and practice OF all operations
connected with thepropag ga ton ,lraIspanting pru.
nng, and training Of orchard and garden trees. nc
the laying on, and arranging OF the difIien, kinds
Of orchards and gardens; illustrated wi h upwards
Of $50 figures by f. Barry Of the Mount Hope
Nurseries, Rochester, New York Price 81 Is
Anew lot just received and for sale by
Aug2 A II & C. BUREEY, 80 Lake St
The Massachusetts School Library.
THIS series Of valuable books embraces some OF
l. the best works extant for public or private Lii
brsries
ParIey's CaDmet Library-of 90 volumes
al written in Mr.. Parey's happy style an inval-
liable collection of books for young readers
Harpcr's school Library-contalns a large
number OF interesting and useful books, and cost,
less than any similar seres--tor sale chenp by
Aug2 A II & c. Burnley, l22 Lake at,
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Ottawa against tho World |!


from
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Public are Rdhcks Block
hereafter
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Dr.
white red
foil
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hANDEEBAUM
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PATENI MELODEON.

which they are prepared TO sell at manufacturers
prices. The public ore invited to call and examine
these popular Instruments. NO CHARGE ron
Otiawa, july l2.
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Encourage
Home Manufacture 4 Ottawa Enterprise
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

Great Reduction in the Prices Of Hats at
FELCH'S HAT & CAR MANDATORY,
Corner of Canal and Columbus street,
OTTAWA, ILL.
/ would return my sincere thanks to the public
/ Tor the very liberal manner IN which they have
nged the home manufacture OF hats and hav-
ing made arrangements for obtaining my material
for hating purposes from the largest importing es.
Establishments IN the east. now offer to the public
the very best article of hat that be manufactur-
ed for the low price OF al. which will warrant
superior any IS hat sold in tins town and every
other quality Of hat pledge myself to sell from
% TO 30 PER CENT CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for ! am the only
manufacturer in town and can afford 10 sell for
manufacturers profit In presenting my hats to the
public. do 50 with the confident assurance that
can give the most entire satisfaction to all that VII,
favor me with Their patronage
4 So please bear IN mind that in purchasing from
FELCHS, you are encouraging the manufacture
in your midst, and he pledges himself to give y0u
much better article Tor the price than you can get
any tailor shop, boot, shoe or other store in the
town.
He will no, nsul, The understanding ofrhis intel
lgcnt community by offering any argument to
prors that the manufacturer can sell a better ar
ficie at tessprce than any who buy IN other cities
To sell again; and every sensible and thinking per-
son must know that in purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT TO PAY,
ana 'hen the money you pay remains and is eS-
pended amongst you, and not sent off 10 encourage
the manufacturers OF other cities, to the detrmen,
OF those at hone.
a. 0S-S g. u us-S
have also a large and extensive assortment Of
cloth, oil cloth, silk mohar sectte and cotton plush
caps of all stylr- and colors, OF my own manuiac-
ture, and oilhe latest fashions; together with gen
era assortment Of soft hats OF all ooors and quail
ties, which am prepared to sell cheaper than the
cheapest Do no, fail to give me q call for Won will
find everything represented. | FELCli.
DItaWa Sentnnnhcr %
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IUTFt II NT y .'UNNTS u ] I'iEN
Harvest Notice.
4 7 marianne indebted In tho L 1rihnr ett

4 IL persons indebted to the s,b cribcr eiIhe
n by note or book account, who nave rromiset
to pay Immediately after harvest" will save cost
by settling now aug "a JONI IoCkwoon.
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Harness ShOD,

and always keep on hand good assortment o
Harness, and every thing in that line, OF our owr
manufacture, which we pledg ourselves 10 sell low.
er than ever was before offered in this market W,
want you to come and see for yourselves, and trad,
with US II you can be suited It not, you can do III,
other ,hing-go somewhere else (; tor
III is no tro9Jie to shou GooIsr'
We want Wheat, Corr, Oats, Barley. and al
kinds of seeds, Beeswax, allow, Hides and Wool
and every thing he Farmers have.
IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS OR CASH.
Do nottotget the Farmers Store, two doors north
of the post office, THOMPSON Il FISHER.
Ottawa, sept 90 IL
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PhS padp5o .AppaynC



For the fall trade ls now open for inspection at
CHEE'ER'S, consisting OF a general assor,.
ment OF
STAPLE Il FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing, Hats Caps. and Mufs.
Boots and shoes, Groceries. Hardware and Cut
le[y; Queensware and Japanned Ware.
The assortment Is now complete and the atten-
ton ofpersons wishing to make their fall purchases
Is respectfully solicited We would particularly re.
quest the ladies' To examine our large and well Sc
lrced stock OF Dress Goods consisting OF 81 Ks pop
lins tslIk and lncnI Coburgs, Thbet cloths mcfi-
nos alpaccas ,caShmcres, nous de lanes glnghams
also a very large stock of prints In the way of
shawls We have eUeiy rdrIeiv, from 75cents to sl5
We do not say that we will sell cheaper than our
neghbors. but, confident that our goods mus, sell
Mt the prices we ask, all we want is an opportunity
Ia offer them. inducements uiH be held out that
cannot fail cfbeing appreciated. Bearin mind,
D5- We Charge Nothing for sho,cing Goods!
Ottawa, sept5 wv CIlEEVER
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For Cash, Low,
4 LARGE assortment of Misses and Women's
~ Boots and Shoes, for winter wear.
September5 SuITus & FyYI
The New ENGLAND Branch


Has commenced 10 receive their New Goods.
4 MONG those already received may be found
Linen Can brio. Under Sleeves, Black SILK
ShawIs, Smyrna Edgng silk and kid gloves, man
uN lace, fringe and glmp. dress ribbon, gimp and
buttons, silk cdging, NIliucps lace, bonnet tabs,
worked collars, mournngcoars, veils and cuffs
and a variety OF other articles all Of which will be
cheeriuy shown 10 hose who may favor Us with a
call, scpt5 RoGERs, MUS & Co
boston Maid, a good assortment, at the
ID mayl0 n + Brdnrh
nRlED Curnnts and Ruisns at the
- may 10 n E Branch
Nd Fish a tTst rate article atthe
" may 10 " Z Branch
A NEW article of Cheese Strainer, supeuoI lie
Al any thing in the market at the
lune7 Nep England Branch
T AWNS, from G! to 2j cts per yard AT the
IL lne7 .Nels England Branch
NJSOQUETO NETTING-atthe
wi inc NeiD England Branch
NOUNG Hyson Tea n good article for So cents
i per ID al the mylO N l. Branch.
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New and Heavy Arrival
OF FALL GOODS AT The
Z a r m G rs Store

! AVE Just received heavy part OF their Fall
] and Winter stock, consisting of
DRY G. DDS,
Groc1Ies, Hdrdpare, Crockery Boots and Shoes
dc. dc. dc.
which the public wanting to purchase goods CHEAP
are invited to cali aud CANINE
They stl continue in connection with the store
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New Fashions

THE Fall Patterns of Ladies Hats Just r.ceiv.
ed from New York by Mrs GRrGs
She has also employed two young ladies' from
Chicago, who are accomplished miliners ~p2O
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BOOKS l. STATIONERY

ercr exhibited IN OttnUd, embracing schoo book 5
Of all kinds Also fancy and miscellaneous works
Histories Poems, Miniature Volumes plano Mu-
SIC, Env,ops, PLAN and fancy, paper OF all descup-
tons, all Of which vii be sold so low as absolutely 10
Qstonish buyers
lhnu ate nlSn annnis fat prince & c.,
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FOR SALE.

TN block 81, IVES, Of the side Gu, bridge, on the
] north side Of the street, lots one. Ia, II, and
thu other lot IL, being &c feet IN front, and 70 feet
TO 'he rear, on which isa good house and other val
liable improvements, NJ which clear TILE crn ~
had Of the Board ofTnstecso OF the Illinois & Mich.
lgan canal, by making payment ~ sl6 so 100 this
September, 1851, being The property ofPhillp Clea.
ry, cfsNid place sspl5
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The New England Branch
rs prepared TO advance money on contracts for
L corn. to be delivered next winter sent 20
Window GLASS.
ASSORTED sizes, "a superior article forsale by
June 81. j. MAyLey e. Co
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CANAL PAYMENTS.
WE shall attend as usual on the 18Th and 3oh
w insts., at the canal office, to making pay
ments and securing deeds, and at the same rate a:
before. sept 5 NoRRis & FISHER
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Crauberrie>.
S0 Gus cranberries jus, received and for sale
Nv by 1920 CREEvER.
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FOR RENT.

'>He dwelling in front of the Court House. II
VIII be let for o'fices-thp lower and upper
part separately. June 7 JIG N,rrryarR
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. Boarding and Day Ssheal For Tonng Ladies.

TNHE business of this Seminary will be resumed the 0ih Sept. CD, VI. when . punctuai attea- dance oi the Pupils is earnestly requested.
 This Inssitatloa. under the care ot MIs and the Misses WOOD. with Assstant Teachers, offers every facility ot iararting the advantages of highly finished education Possessing within the selves the have praeiised with perfect satisfaction they beg refer tO ite gentlemen whose names are annexed
 Ina Pupils nI the Boarding School, hsIng eoe- stanty associated with their Teachers. reeetve that attention necessary to fofm and rekpe the man ners. aGd produce habits of order and regularity essential in ihe formation of character Feeling The importance oT through knowledge Of the French language, indispensable p apollte education, he Principals wish to render i fat as possible the language Of the establishment. They propose admitting ihe Pupils. who reside in The family, :o attend the French classes without extra charge.
 The?oca,on ofthe city ef Liuie Rock is heal;hfui pleasant and accessible at al times, by steamboat | and stage. The system of education, assidnously pursued aims at perfect appreciation of whateveTis attempt ed in developing the moral and intellectual fac,es --embfscing thorough and sl stematc course, from l ihe elementary % the highest branches. MonthlJ records of scholarship and department transmit ted 10 Patents whilst every udcious inciiement ,' study is afforded
 The school is constantly under the supervision O the Board oi Visitors, who, fIom time 10 lime, ex anime lAe various classes and report their progress Terms of Tuition and Board per session o
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND SMITHERY.
 Roswell gIeebe

UToULD respectfully call the s,tention of the w public to tho above establishment, which has recently undergone thorough repair, aad hay. ing ,iie necessary facilities, is now fully prepared to furnish to order. with great promptaess. every article iB'that line of either wrought cast iroa. Brass Copper. of as good material, proportions, and work kInanship, asd upon as cheap terms as any ether fsu ndFy in this country, hilirights and eLers, ordering wheels, will be plessed 10 give the No of eogs and pitch, also uis particular size and thspe of the eye, wanted in each wheel. The di, ametsr of wheel. when cast. will he of an inch per foot less-the same ~iih length Of a shaft Orders shond also be accompanied with dranght and fuli description of what Ia wanted, and the postage paid.
 Little Rock. Dec. 10, ls50.-i4-u
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DR. LElDY'S SlRSiPiRILLi BLOOD PILLS
 Ahead of all Oihersl!
The Envy of all Pm sranufae,urers.

The Envy of all Pin NlannfactUrersH DECAUSE they are safer. better and more eff. l( cscious than any others; and because he pub. lie will take notice of they obtain iheu 5oO.0O00 BOXES have been sold annually for the las five veaTs.
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, can always take Hicfn ~th fqnai eairiY, and without fear
 IF PILLS RE NECESSARY faf pervns and cleausur the stomach and Soyss and purifying the Blood id- 0i the body, tke ntlrSir other pills produce combined effects, contain SarSalaFilla in them.
 Eat, Drink and Live : Usual, and pursue youI usual occupation whilst taking them, without fear taking cold, during ali kinds oi weather
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS are waaered tat certideates {rom Piysf cians, Cscgynen. members Congress- yeesabie c- 1ensl cr br pTouced o their efficacy than any oter FORTY PILLS ARE IN \ BOX, and sold at @ cents a box, wisf directions and much wholesome advice acconpa uying each box
 They haSe no taste or unpleasant smei
 Free from dust powder Of any kiad,
 Do no gtps the stomach bowels
 Produce sickness, vomiting bad feelings,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES
 And adaptsd o diseases common mankind. No one hAS.ns once taken them gl be wdHg afterwards to take any others because tiey Will always dc good and ii they do n9t, th.n others wiii.
 Dr N B. i.edy ihe proprietor and irer regrI- ia dfss, chemist and physician, of h experience n PhtadeiphiA gaadse os tse University pcnhsyYa msmSer Oi diit, gent isc istnitais of Philadelphia New York host0n biHee. Ac and aciate and Esiad- member Oi -evet8 dSui o1 SIdnn rlshence e reason el te confidence placed hls ps aud theu eng eeomHIt aded p ihe practice pF spectahe PhysclsBs throughout The tnsHd states.
 Principal Deput Dg. Leidy's Dspensars, No la Worth Fourth St. Puiadeipia-aHd -od wholesale and retail hy W. Tappc. Lif'is Rork; k StevensoB Nah Birs Sco- vi Mead, aud Wright Co, New afleaas, and all drug giss and storekeePers il the Uhited States
 ocrsl'51 fly
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EDUCATE roUR DAUGHTERS.

THE semi- annual examination the yovhg ladies of tho TuIIp Female Seminary will commence en Wednesday ahe 18th day of December next. aud continue three days. Ths exercises will be pecu- Iiariv attractive consisting of tue examination durlnR tLe forenoon of each day and lectures by gentlemen distinguished for their Literary aud Sci. snifc abilities, in the afternoon. the Ladies oi tbe "Ridss', will give magnificent FAIR and SuP. Prs to aid in the erection of suitable Lecture Rooms While the Concerts, Compositions and Execution by the young ladies will ensure an agreeable vSfi- ely to tho entertainments. To those who desire to educate their Daughters, the occusion will present . favorable opportunity to judge ot The merits of ,he Seminary The next session will begin the Isl Monday in Jannsry. 1851. Ample arrangements will be made to accommodate all who may come The public generally are respectfully invited to at- tend. By order of the Board of Guardians.
 JOHN 5. GARVlN,
 Nov 10 les0 -tI-ff President
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Rnnrd Nfsifnru
WlSHISOToy MALE SEMINARY,
Hempstend County, Arkl

Hempstend County, Arks. VNHE second session of this Institution, opened 4 this morning, February Huh, 1850 Rev. C. TuRREsrINE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Belle Letters, and Spanish Literature. Rev II C. THwEArT, A. M., Professor of Greeian, Roman, Preach and Italian Literature. JAMEs CRocKER, A. N. Professor of Mathematics. Students received in the Primary Department aud instructed.
 TERMS:
 Primary Department, per session of 2l weeks, payable quarterly in advance, SIP 00 Preparatory Department Is 90 Collegiate Course, 90 co Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elements of Musical Composition, {Extra) , 0G Initiation Fee, 0G No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro tracted illness
 All students charged from the time of their entry 10 tbe end of the session
 N B.-The sons Of all ministers who are en- gagged in the regular work of the ministry. of those who are superanuaied or have died in the ministry; will be educated free of charge. BoARDiNG can be obtsined in the best families al from Sb 10 s9 per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both 10 the moral and intellectual training of all student. committed 10 our charge.
 $. T. SANDERS Secretary
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N0AE>MU-M-a

YNIIE subscriber. agent for Y. IIaberman, will -A coniinae the formers busiaess at his eid stand sn Main, near Markham street, and keep constantly ' hand fai and well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hardware. Castings, &c. &e., all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- ducs, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, &e.
 Jan. l, 1850 JOHN kRAUSE.
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Arkansas River Packet.

TTvHE entirely new steamer RE. \ PUBLIC, s II. ABRAM', Mas ss1yySSR ter, will run a regular packet from zszs Napoleon 10 Little Rock. Van Buien. Fort Smith and Fort Gibson. during the season. teng of ve ' light dIaught. (only i2 inches.) Passengers and shippers can rely upon her making regular trips. The " Republic /" wiu leave Cineinna'i for the Atkansas river. about The let of Nov.
 T. MERRiCK & Co, .7gents. Oct. g, 1850. B.
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SUNDRIES.

E0 Bbls. SupeIfns Fiouf 50 Boxes Star Can sJO dles 10 Bbis Clear Pork ? BbIs. Lnseed Oil ? Bbls Lard Oil; f BbIs. Powdered Sugar, Do. Crushei Do; 2,000 Lbs Cotton Yam; 3,00O Lbs. Bar lroh; 25 Kegs Pure White Lead.
 Hy9RDW3RE, 3e.-Anvils; Belows; Vices; Screw Plates; Hand and Sledge Hammer; Mortice and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Piate, Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Haich- cts; Traces; Grubbing Hoes; Tuning Chisels and Gonges Files and Rasns; ? and fold Rules; Lei Ter Copying Presses; Wtongbt and Horse Nails; Spirit Levels and Pumbs: Hand, Panel and Wood Saws ShoveIs, Spades and Manure Forks; CopaI Varnlsh, &c Received and for sale by
 July I6 VIM. B. WAIT.
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GUNsl Gu Nsu cuNs,,l

LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash J Gne Double snd Single bsrrellst Shot Guns Rifles flint and percussion gun Locks, kc. &c., al the Gunsuith Shep, on Main street where repair. tag Is done up blue, sy II. GRiFFlTHS.
 kov6. g.
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Langtree's SttilOnal lap of Arkansas.

LaBgireeS SetlI0nal aap or AfkanSaS' Y1HE above splendid Maj is now hnished and 1 ready for delivery. It tdeliheates ihe whole Stale as lad of by she [. $ Deputy Surveyors-- Every Section and fractiona section is shown, so that foriy fraet can be readily found upon it. The exact position of all he County Seats, Post offices, Saline Springs, Semimo'y L-"hs. and the .i.L ~i ia".s selected by the State out of the 500 0OO acre donation grant all accurately shown. The Lead Mines and other mineral locations are noted, as we'll as all the old confirmed Spanish sur veys; with the iatrs alterations In the County lines The whole Map containing as great an amount of valuable information as can be found on any State Man extant
 II is put np on roTs, elegantly celored and var nished. Price s %. Also in convenient pocket form, price 8 co. The pocket Maps can be sent to any part of The Sae by mail. Postage 5 cents For sale al the bookstore of
 L. R. LINCOLN, LihIe Rock.
 April 9. 1850. 3lif
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Cincinnati GOOds.

 ID EcEIvED Ter steamer "Citissn." the fellow. N ,ng. which offer at the most reasonable PFi- ees.
 2 bbls. best Lsrd oH, !" LinSe.d boxes Sisschg 9 Soap, com. end Csstile; 2o '' and CT. do. Star Candles; bbls, Vinegar; coo lbs Cotton Yarns; assorted nos; bbls Dried PeaeAes; ? Apples; IS half bbis. Better Crackers; nssls Cedar Tubs; doz. s' Baekeis: Q nest Bfass bound Foot Tubs; IS doz Corn Bfooms; bales Osk9In: kegs inch Spikes. dog Steamboat Buckets;" reel. Packing Yarn; kegs Yellow Oehre; 24 No White Lead; cans Green Pain; 6 coils Cot. Rope. JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Lorer Steamboat Lending. Dee %. 1850. 24-I6. N. B --The highest market price paid IOr PeItTy and Beef Hides.
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Hats and Caps.

Hats and apps. 7 DOZ. fashionable Mol-skin Hats; i' R. B drab Rn'sia |" G " black and white soft Beaver" 4" Mexican fur 6" Boys black. green, and wh:ss, ,oft Hats, 2 !" shk plush Caps;
 ! t" Cloth Cslr., assorted; 8 Boys cloth Caps. ==softed; 6 . Wool Hats. Jus, received. per Wagons. and Tor sale. very low for cash only, by JOHN D. ADAMS, Liale Rock, Oci. 5J. Lower s. B Landing.
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French, Italian Spanish and German, each, Is co Singing in Choir. 10 00 Mnsic-Piano. Guitar, and Organ, each. 25 co Harp, 70 co D, awlng and Painting, l6 co A course oflessonsin in Oriental painting, Japan
 Work, inIayng of Ebony and Ivory,
 Han burg Work, and wax flowers, each, 10 co No charge for embroidery and ornamental needle work.
 Board. washing, lights, fuel. use of bedding.
 Re-, per month. 10 00
 Payments quarterly, in advance; no deductions for absence.
 Sessions commence Isl Sept. and lst Feb. Pn- pills received at any period, sBd charged from time of entrance 10 close of the session.