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HE GREAT REMEDY

HE 1HEAi hEMEUI. For khenmaltsm, Geui, Paln la He Sidp Fin Brk. L''abs aud JoIn's. Sc,otnis. King. E,il. Whit~ Swelling. Hafd Tun,ors, suti Jo,n,s. a.-i all F k"d Pains ~ hat Asf
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 EXIST.
 THE Iello"ing eemu~teisiicn i. hotn sh srvrt \ E+si,iing al Tphso T.ta
 Ttetlni,. Gih~an Ca JYra Nov. : lsts M'.s't stovir X MIAp. C ntie,nen The H.. b,sa fis-ieI ,s h~caa,i,,e rorulai ia ihls >.eton if= ?, is''y n tttS o,nuit. whn s-ys slle auii a r, H.,t n ii's .'.i isi fss nitl q, fl slaa,s test s.f e7, tiiufa Es saft. ttus aish an ... re-aFef ai Nr Sfa~.r. gs,i,t sss- h.t $ gr ..
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 tfN i, zs t.f eae~ds- 'H.*. t"f sa aldt .,.s ? htsa bl some "I oaf "ets aat a- sv,. ,~r 10 tslei. 'hs itt'r' r' -~ q af P's-'. at.t ire. a.#efa as .u. 2 -hi5 t+lt s5ss#t f ftY fsas- t8es yna 'ht 'r.ref=-- tsss
 R r,s Tae aipAesar ss n e. .., uL dsf- has tseu .ssas tefsl r,rsty iat eu d. fat@- flti'i.., a4fa -Ht, .rns go |. cir rt,s. mpt ,iage. r t'-s&ot. .A1,pariar bt pr,s na { ton,
 BEN IRE or CoCNtERFElrst Ih"'e ' u.tse stis 7stiitir>- aubtettsi Arii. c.r, scattered 4a0aT -"',, eanup, b, P.alri. a,d oile,s who ssrk Ia chiaih ,tns b. t,.ret,tns ,h. phhhc hy 'tisn tlisr pTtt aEd i,, itg io ss il i"r Gehaine. To d'nti his-- when !, ,oa rn,chasc box, 'rinove Inc w,spT,ft, alJ II yan nnd Ii f,ht -d "n "" side onis T Is eounlrtieti And vou hsd better hand Il lack to the syent ai onre---a. ihp "ispPrr ai snd tte box of ihr gspu,nr is si~sts i"iblFd on both -ri.s, wih pciHfr ot lhs ud Js~ and copy rght s"cuisd io E Ta, ios ts Iis Noltbefa D4iici oi ttp Siair ul Nea Yoik k,-sn, ls t-err raffT"'i ts f+di,rs a~J- St"sti k Mead ii3. Chasls-s street. New O'is'ns, soit GsntTal Ag.nls the sonibeih slsis 'o whom al ofdei~, and spf iicaijehs iof Aespei~ must be addressed Al the ah,,yv Medicines sEN LINE spld by
 J. W. Tarpa. LitI. Rock, Arkansas
 ( C. f"hHg, cst Atksnsss,
 T. W Brewster. Pine Bl1Gs.
 Hhbard. Ndroieoa and by agents sppsiss. ed ih,ons shnai fbe south.
 las,uan. 1850. 2s-iy
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TAR.


 rus arheie is now universally aekhcwleds.a {. oe the most heating and elicisn spp!icstie. a, a;s. essee cf deeaying lungs, any portion of the s.h, of muscular parts ct the human body. l,s m.a,, cnal and pseservaive quaiiilies were a.prS,ood Av The Egypaihs in The early sges ot the world .n.t <. donhi now exist among scientific men. that ,hs pfeparatioh used in The emhalmmen, Of aolie. ,... composed rrineipa.iy of his hgreairnp In t.,ss ages 'f was found ie be in universal use s.se,s ,,. so"rig'nes ot America and at hs day il is he,, t,n- eifa, and, 'h isei. only medicine for an un,.,a stale ct lungs, or any approach 10 Those alo a" acquainted with thus hardy race of men. Lnow ihat deatA from tonrpfion s unknoun sman- 'hem. The n"dleal- iacnlly in> sn eouahi.s nnn.ar ic have beeoHe aware oi The gtest healing p,,.,tis. ol shis article. ahd introducing i, m ,bs,r practice. Dr. Bnfham ei Enslana, D., Ryi,Ata. of Sf. PrteTsh1gh. D.. La Prieuie of Pans .,J the distinguished Dy Coope, have been in thr N, ct combining with ohef articles m lhel ntrse,ip lions. and with entire success
 Beacars q CeaHteg,isiis oad Rqse Tuaifssiopst
 Tn" genuine article IS slgne, .3adreu Roger, an ihe engraved wrapper around each hgple
 @'Prier Si per bottle, or six bottles lar s5 SsM wholesale and retail by SC0VlL & MEAD fl9Chaitres sttepl, between Cnlsl aud St Lsms s..
 Solf General Agents fer hf SahfAsrsn Stsfrs
 The above medicine is genainc and sold sr j. w TAPE, Little Rock, Atksnsas C. C. yos., fost ai Arkansas T, W. Brewster. rian Rlaa hun.~a Napoleon and hy appointed ttousheul tA ro . Jaauary, isSe.--T-a3-lyr
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DE. LElDl'S SiRSiPiRILLi BLOOD PILLS
 Ahead of all Others!!
Tn. Envy Of all P,n Manuarsnrer.m

The E"vy of all Ptu ManufaetsrersiI DECAUSE thsy ssfrr bs,isI aud .fii- ID ,ci"us than sry nts,~r,; ani b.~spss he pub. lie will no so;ice of they ohtslB sem. 100000 BOAlS have been sold annually tse las, five vrsrz
 YOUNG AND OLD MILE AND FEMALE, can always take ihen with eqnal etV and without fear
 IF PILLS RE NECESSARY aF purging and cleaRsing the stomach mi Bowels and pnnAiHQ the Hood aRd rnids of the body. t1Ae Gt.rss ether pills produce those combined eftects, contain SaTsspariila in theHt
 Eat, Drink and Live Usual, aad pnrsue your usual occupation whist taking fear Of taking cold, during ali kinds of weather,
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS waScFed that genuine certificates" (fron Pivi cilu clergyturn. meb Congress. and respectable be pfoiuce o their efficacy than FORTY PILLS ARE IN 4 BOX, and >ad ai 25 cents a box w directions and much whOiesome advice acconpa uyIng eat bcx
 They have no taste unpleasant smell,
 Free from dust powder 0f apy kind,
 Do no gripe the stomach or bowels.
 frotuce no sickness, vomiting of bad feelings,
 THEY ARE GOOD fr ALL TINES,
 And adapted to most diseases to mark sind No having taken aem will b. willing afterwards take any Oers, because they will always d0 good and if lh sp do net. then no others Hii
 Dr N B Ieidy, the proprietor and manuaeturpI lar dassi chemist and physician of S year experience Philadelphia graaffr e tbe University of PenRsylyania member different medical Institutions of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore &c and asoctate and member oi several medical institutions o London and fa rhenee the oi tue greater confidence placed hs pills and hen being recommended in the practice oG most spectshle physicians throughout ,e United states. Principal DrPot, Dr. Ley's DpeBsary, No. IA North Fourth St, Philadelphia sold wh0iesale and retail by " Tappe Litie Rock; K stevcl-en, Van Buren. seo- sists aud storekeePcrs in the United States.
 Octs9J0 -ly
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND SglTuERY.
 Roswell EYecbe

VXToULD respectfully call the si,enton Of ,hs
 w public io ,as above establishment, which hos recently undergone thorough repair, and hay 4ag ihc necessary facilities. is fsliy prepared to furnish to ordsr. with great promptnrss, every srticle Ia that ine of either wrought csA fros. and workmanship. and upon as cheap terms. as any other Foun ndry in this country. Milirighis ana otkers ordering wheels, will be pleased 10 give the No of ccgs and pitch, also the particular size and shape oi the eye. wanted In each wheel. The di amsier of wheel. when east. will be Of sn inch per foot less--ihe ssme with length of . shaft-- Orders shopld also be accompanied with drsught and fuII description of what is wanted, and lhs postage paid.
 Little Rock, Dec. 10. ls5o.-i4-n
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French. Italian. Spanish and German, each, Is ee Singing n Choir. 10 co Music Piano, Guitar, and Organ, each, a co Harp. 60 % D'awing and Painting, IS co A course oflessons in Oriental paia'ing Japan
 Work. inIsyipg of Ebony and Ivory,
 Ha bafg WorS, and WAX flowers, each, 10 % No charge tor embroidery and ornamental
 neesle work.
 Boart. washing. lights. fuel, use Of bedding,
 &c., per monih. 70 G0
 PAymenis quarterly, in advance; no deductions Tor ahsenc
 Sessions commence Isl Sept. and let Feb. Pa- pils received st any reIiod aud changed from time oi entrance 10 ciise of the session.
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Arkansas River Packet.

vTNHE entirely new steamer RE- ~ \ PUBLIC, s II. ABRAN' Mas. sfsSxFR fer, will run as regular packet tom ScssSs&c4R Napelaan io LHe Rock Van BHr9. Fort Stni'h and Fort G,bson, during the season, cling oi ve light draaeii, tenly la tnrhesl Pass"ngers and shippers can rely npon her msl'ne regular trips.
 Tae " Republic " wih Itsv. Cincinna'i for he Arkansas riser. ahon' 'h- ist If Nov
 I'D. MERRICK X Co, .Agsats. ~~ Oct p. lsso B.
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N GDcEEU-MEe

TNIiE 'u's'''Ler. agent for V. Hahertnan, will \ continue the formers busidess al his old stand sa Main, near Markham street. and keep constantly sn hand full 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 r,arket prices will be paid for cosntry pro duce, ss beef hides peItries, beeswax. kc.
 Jan I, 1850 JOHN kRAUSE.
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Hats and Gaps.

v DOZ. fashionable Moleskin Hats; ( |" B. drab Russia
 6 |" black and while soil Beaver ''
 1 .. Mexican fur "
 ( " Bays black. green. and white, soft Hats, 2" Silk plush Caps;
 r" Cloth Caps. assorted;
 s '" Boys cloth Caps. assorted;
 6 '' Wool Hats.
 Just received. per sgons, and toT sale, very low. for eash only. by . JOHN D. ADAMS, Liiiis Rock, Oef. 5J. Lower s. B Landing.
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CrSs, CuNs,I CUSs,,,

TUsT RECEIVED. and for salr cheap for cash, sb Gae Double and Single b.rrells Shot Guns. Rlhes. flint and percussion gun Locke, ke., &c at the Gunsnith Shop, on Main stree, where repair. ing Is dene up blue, ky II. GRlFFlTHS.
 Novs. =
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LIyFRwopr

ih,s plant has 10, many years been found |. \. .f egn'a' Viture n the cure o( airc ion, uf he I,v.r More recently i vas asceIts,ned ihat II pess.s.sa great power m atresting Bleeding g, m. Lgavs Coughs ota chronic character. &, and of essential serViee tn all diseases Of a pulmonary ehsrsr,s,.
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OFINlexs oY rnr Pnrs.-

Ine housewife Journal says; sDt Ross,s.. 1;. eswe5t asd Tar not ealy gives immediate ,,s.s
 I".ghs snd Colds, bat, from the testimony of rsa " c' ,ne n'enest s'ansii1g here and slsewh.rr. i, . ticn s '" Sohsomp.
 me Railway Register sdds: ''ws hay, hs.,A !, sa'sn by persons oi great Iesperishsl,,v pho h.. used th,s medicine, that il is ene of he .ra., remarkable medicines of the age for Coushs fn,Ss Iniuenka Bronchitis Asthma. Ps,n n inc s,ts ", Sfra.' sp'i'ing of Blood, whocpiar Ceass and ssI Lung ComP'a'n's. which n neglected asusll, ,erv,. ne.s '" Sonsu"p'en and the certificates attacked this statement" " i"'np
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(SAPIENTLa PR.ESTfT OMNIBUS) FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TuLrP DALLAS COUNTY, ARKAxsAs.
"A@uJHTN.

/" kA G. u J E--H N~ John s. Garviu Pres- Weldon Wright, NJ D. dent. Prof. of Colle Prof of Nal Sci-nc- Mrs Nj Cook Govern. Mai E. Bord-n Prof Q aud In>tructress Et es and BIle Letters Senor F Garcia. Prof Of Music and Mod Lang TUITION PER MONTH. Collegiate Department tAmc. or Modern Inngua Collegiate Department, English Couese,..., 0l Acsdtmlc Department. ................,....3 0t Primary Department ....,.. ............... ot Ornamental Department tPainling and Drawing,) ....... ..-...,.............. tt Musical Department, Vocal and lnsrumeuIal.5 0t Boarding. including washing fuel lights &c. 10 ni Academic year embraces one session of let months. commencing the lsi Monday in Angus and closing the last Thursday in June
 Tuition and Board must bs paid one-hsif il advance, the emaiu6er at the close of the session No deductiou will be made from the rates oi fui- tioa except ia eases of sick ness.
 EXamInations.---i here will be au annual ex. animation before a Board of Visitors ai the close o each tefm; and quarterly examinations beior the Beard oi Guardians.
 Diplomas will be given, the recommends ton of the Board Of Visitors. to the graduates o the Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship, tc those who have taken partial coarse. Discipline and Police N i'll te Wild lut firm being rather one of moral rcslrfut. than pun
  ship will be transmitted t0 parents ar guardians.
 Course of Instruction Is divided into Three Departments Primary. Acad-Gc and Collegiate Music. ..--It is believed that no Institution in the south west offers equal advantages 10 peri c its Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. $ mol Garcia, the accomplished head of this Department has taught with distinction in Washington City and Virginia, aHd Ia mol only most skiiifui per former. but the best Instructor in the Art. that have
 Needle Work-.-Plan and FaDcy.--.No extra charge will be made in this Department the pupils furnishing ths materials he products Wili be disposed of at annual Fair and lie pro- cerds placed in the Library Fund
 Lectures and Compositions ---Lectures vii be delivered regularly by The heads of Departments to their respective Classes, and Compositions will be required every two weeks during th course from the members of the Academic aud Collegiate Departments.
 Vacation. ---There will be q vacation of one week the last of December, and one of two months at the close of the Session.
 By order of the Board Of Guardians,
 S-9-tf
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SVNDRIES.

SO Bbis. Supr,du~ Foui; 50 Boxes S'st Can. eJO dies 10 Bbls. Clear Polk 2 Bbis. LtHseed Oa ? Bbis. Lard Od B5ls. Powdered sBssf. Do. C,nshed Do.; 2,o00 Lbs. Coiion Yam, 5000 Lbs Bar Iron 25 Kegs Pure White Lead
 HfRD W-5RE, Se.-Anviis. Bello~s; Vices; Screw Piaiess Hand and Sledge Hammer Aodee sbd Rtn Locks, Mine'si kuobs; Fancy pisie. Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; AKe and Claw Hatch sis, riaces; Grsbb,ng lloss; ruroing Chissis and GouKss; Files and kssps; 2 and fold Raisss Let ter Copying Presses Wfougbf snd Horse hS1is; SpiTi Levels and PIumhs Hand, Psnsl Aad Wood Saws: ShoVets. spates and Manure Forks; Copai VsrnIsh, SCc. Received aud for sale by
 July l6 VIM. $. WAIT
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little Rock, Arkansas.

TTNHiS Institution, under the especial patronage I oI Right Reverend Dr. BYRKE, is now open Tor the reception of boardefs, Situated in retired part of the city of Little Rock, possesses every sdvsn- iage which can conttlbnrs 70 ihe health and hsPpi- ness of the Pupils. The additions bring made 10 the already spacious buiidings-iogeher with Its extensive and beautiful grounds, will Tender It one Of the most commollous and delightful institutions of the West.
 Tine Scholastic year commences the hTst Monday in SepteMber--the annual vacation the l5th Jnly Pnpils received at sny time, but Rot Ter shorter period than three months snd no deduction, Il with drawn before the expiration oi the session, except in case of protrscted sickness. The coutse of studiss embraces all the branches usually taught in the best Schools for Young Ladies The most constant attentiC will be paId othe nor
 al as well as to the mental education ot the pupils During the hours of recreation ihe young ladies are always uhde, the care of one oi lhe teaehers--n short everything promoting the welfare of the pupils will be an object of the most conscientious attention Each young lady must be provided wih knife lc,k spoon, gobblet six table napkins six chang"s of linen, work and dressing box, combs. brush towels, &c.. Sc.
 At the end cl each quarter the young lady nosi distinguished for general good conduct and pToii ciency in studies will be rewarded by the honoary decoration of medal. and every proper means employed 10 inspire a laudable emulation amongst he pupils.
 PupIls ot every TFilgious uehoWinsHoh AIe auhi'' 1 ted into ihe institution and no improper inHue1ct ever used 10 bias the religious principles ot the young adiesbnt for the sake Of ordeT, all board"r' are required to conform to the general regulations of the Academy.
 All correspondence of the pupils, except that o parents. will be subject to the inspection oi the Principal.
 The parents or guardians of the yonnL ladies are required to depose with the Principal or some re- sponsible person in the city sum oi money sufhcIsn to meet all contingent expenses.
 The French department will be under the direc- lion oI one who has resided several years in France and is familiar with the Plrisisn accent. In inc musical department inc Principal will be aided by Mrs. OuvEa, the Ofganst oi The Cathedral, lady well known 10 be elnineniy qualified 10 im. paIt thorough practical knowledge ot the science. She ~ill also give private lessons on the Plano or Organ to those wishing to take them.
 Terms for Boarders per session sf Months: Board and Tuition in all the branches pertaining 10
 thorough English education n,......... $50 co Washing, use of bed and bed'iing,. IS %
 EyNr
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Little Rock Foundry.

CoAL CRATES, tAikansas pA''sro.) for sal' N cheap, hY ROSW ELL BEEBE.
 Dec. 3. lSio. GI
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDuSTRY v! ~*. FASHIONABLE ~%, YV Boot and shoe Manufactory.FN

VTNHE undersigned, having opened a Boot anu \ Shoe shop in the two story brick house on the east side of East Main street. between Markham and Elm streets, intends carrying the above business in all it's branches He none but the best ma terais, and employs nune but the very best work men, aud gentlemen favorng him with their custom may rely on having their work done in the
 Neatest and most Fashion able style.
 By strict attention to his business. and p omptIy filling all orders to the satisfaction of his custom CTS lie hopes to rerii and receive a liberal patron age from the citizens of Little Rock and vicinity Terms ash on deiiyry
 GEORGE JACOB FISCHER.
 Little Rock, June II, 1850. .-7--l0 if
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Board of visitors.
WASHINGTON giLE SEMINARY,
Hempstemd County, Arks.

AVhSs IfHE second session of this tnstii utfon. opened \ this morning. February llth. 1850 Rev. C. r TURRESrISE. Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy Beile-Leiterr and Spanish Literature Rev C THwEATr, A.eM.. Professor ef Gr-can Roman. rench and ltslian Literature. jAMEs tRocKER, A. N. Professor of Mathematics Students reee,vrd in the Primary Department and instructed
 TERMS:
 Primary Department per session. of 2l weeas. paysblr quarterly in advance, Sl3 ea Preparatory Department h n0 Collegiate Cours-. 9a DO Vocsi and Instrumental lrosic Elements ot Musical Composition, kESrrn ] n Initiation Fee, aH Nu atednr,i"n for ab@slcr uues- tn eases ol ,.ra ir4ried illness
 AlI s1u5auis charged fre,n ta- iias of fhetI entry te thr saa of tite ~r~siou B. The as oi al nfiiit-t-s- 1ho are s1- gsg~d n the rrR"ar work ni ii~ ministry si thos- who are saiirraBusted or have died iu ,ts ininisirvi will b. e,lncuird frr,. vi chstge BosRptSG cHn he oht8ined ia ihe besl fsInil~s # from S6 10 9 per iitonth i Par,icninr attention will be paid both to tl,, moral snd iniell~cual irainios of all stune bi- committed to charPe $. T. SANDERS, Secrsta ',
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A SAFE and certain cure fos C,n...a.,... Atne Lungs, Spitsing oi Blood, Coughs Te,as ~ Asthma. Pain in Ihe s,de BrobshiIs. Hons,.. SSoo, and sll Pulmonary affections. eSasA
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(resrel, CreareJ!

' HAVE received, per steamer ' Exchange" a \ large variety oi ihe riches, German Crewei ever offered in this market. Please call and >re,
 A. J. HUTr, Dec. IG Man St.
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BOARD OF rRr>TEFS

BOAR D OF fRI'N EFS
 Hoo D. r. LITTER FRsTrpr>r. Hon II r Poind~x'er Rev Wm Muor~s. Rev l., r Ljveiy Rev B. P Box. \. JoHrs, N. D Nr ] B. ~sn defur Mr r Williamson, IIcn ] D Trimb e Key J, Caster, N. D Rev J. J. Roberts C E MilchrI, VI D. Mr " " Antsawe, Mr. I SHudrrs. NIT. II. smith. 7-22-f
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Call and Settle Up!

N F Eshall leave for New Orleans within ten da, 2 W 10 lay ia our Fall Stock, and would respect fully request of those having accounts with us, tS call aud tile up.
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Little Rock, Sept IT, 1850.
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laugiree's SselionaI Map of lrkan.as.

LahstretS NfliaRhl Nap Of Afkahsas. TYRE above splendid Map is now hnshsd and \ ready for tehyrty. II dehheaiss the whole Siaie as isfd oil hs the [. S Depot, SuI,syors.-- EveFy s"ciitn and fractional src'ien iS sbaw D. SO thai fDTfy iraef he teatiiy found apon t. The exact position of sil the CDHrtY SesiS Posi ofhesS, Saiit,e Springs, Seminary Lanss, sne The 'rre and I~iie lands seleried hy t. Staie out o he 500. .600 onaiion grsni ase al accurately hou The Lead Mines and o'tei mineral iera,ieH. gre notsd. well ali ths oia cnnf med Spanish sur- Teys; with ih" lassi sltrfsitohs ih hs County ines The whole Map containing as great aB amonni ol valuable information can be iosnd on any SlaIs Map exiani.
 l. is pu, aP on toIeys, elegantly eoored snd val. bished Price s co Also m convenient pocket form, price e %. The pocket Maps can se srhi 10 any part oi The State by mail Postage : cegts For sale al inc baoksiufs oi
 L. K. LINCOLN, Liaie Rock.
 April 9. 1850 3in
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Aw DEpARrMEN7

LAW DEPAh M hRI
 Hon. F.. w. M. KING. Professor oi Theory and
 Practice Of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 rsprudence.
 TERMs- S50 per session.
 All comm nnics ions pertaining o this department Inut be addressed t0 F W. N. KING Esq.
 Memphis, Tenn, July, 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements wifl compar. fsvoTshly wiih the most distinguished in our coun tEy. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or any other countrysii of them lectu- Iers and the hes; teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical pc- s,ion. and lhe extent of ouF population, can have douht as to the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise oI the kind. As 10 health, inchdiog all seasons oI the year. We deny hat any older ei!y hds more.
 A common error exists in the minds of many stu dehis relative ;o the place of studying medicine ; thoss who intend practicing among the diseases oi the West and So in should certainly educ.r them- selves al school whose Faculty are practically ac. quainted Wiih those diseases.
 That The pubiIc may be satisfied of ,he perma- nency of this school. feel II our diy to slate thai the Trustees and Faculty form a unit in action which argues we'll for i's frure success and that inc peculiar informal organization which connects ,heth cannot be interrupted.
 t. w. N. KING, Presidsai of kt Memphis last.
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fasAPfENTIA PR.EsTAT oMNIBUS'J  FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
 Tulip, Dallas County, Ark.
CULTY Y

 JOHN s. GARvIN. Principal snd Professor ef Ceiiegiatr DepdrtwsRt
 -le lesiruefress Of Academic DeparfneHf. Mrs MARGARET COOK, fRstTGeiTtss ef Fri mary Departmesf and GortrRess. SENIOR r. GARCIA, Professor ef hHsie and Modern LaRSHa9ss.
 Tuition per Session of 2i Xyeeks-sPayable
 in Advance. Collegiate Department, Ancient Classics, Spanish French. or ltalian,. ...................$< $<0 OO Spanish. French or English course, ....... 20 OO Academic Department. nt,.................J I5 UO Primary ................ " uo uo Ornamental Painting and Drawing, 10 0O Needle and fancy work, % Musical Vocal and Instrumental, 70 u0 Use ol Instrument,. ..s.s...s.ss- " Boarding. including fuel, washing, lights &c., $lO per month.
 Pupils will be charged from the time of entrance to the cIose Of the session. No deduction will oo made in the rates of tulon except in cases ol Pro- tracled illness. JOHN 5. GARVIN, Sept. 24. ls50.-s-3t If. Principal
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EIlE

The Best Remedy Ever known to Man. T1OR Coughs. Asthma. Colds, Ctonp, Bronchitis. \ ! Iniluenza, Bleeding oi ihe Lungs. Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Side, First Stage oi Co"suriicn. &c.
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Partridge ROOtS,

4 CASES Stout Calf Boots, ? Cases waierprssl -E B0oots, just received and fos sale by
 Dec. IT, FATIlERLY & CLEMENTS.
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Sugar and Coffee.

H0 Dsgs best Rie Coffee, OO lihds. Prms trosn Sugar, in store and fer sale by T. D. MERKICK kCO
 Nov. 5 Is50- s-s-u
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MARBLE CUTTING :.

Tombs, Monuments. Grave stones, &c.,
 Furnished to Order.
 VOSEPH CLARK. Sfoae- Gutter, Hate of New J Q I~ans,) begs leave 10 inform the ciiizpHs of Little Rock ant The vicinity that he has op-ned an establishment "n Wstsr Street, (aijoIn,ng William G@org"'s sfor".l for ihe purpose oi executing all kinds of MARBLE WORK, and invites me at,ea- lon o all ho-- waniins dat thing of this kind done in neat and ~oIkmaH-iik. manner and Al mode Taie price. He wiil keep on hand stock of the hest nair'iai, and is ready 10 execute all work in his lnp at ihe shortest notice
 Little Rock Aug. 6, 1850 4S-if