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HTTLEROcE FOUNDRY lss saITgEaY.
 Roswell EYeehe

"OULD respectfully call the attention sf th.
 " public N ths above establishment, xh,eh hss recently undsrgope athprough repair, aad hay ing the necessary facilities. is new fully prepared te farnish 10 order. with great psempsssss. every article inshat line. of either wrought sr cast Irsn Br.ss or Copper. of ss good msteriai. psspsslIess and weskmsushiP. and apon as cheap terms. ss cay ether Feundry ia this eosniry. Millrighis esd sEess ordering wheels. vili be pleGssa to give the Ne ef eegs and piich also the pariIcalsr sizs and sAsPs sf the eys, wanted in each vhssi, The d. Ameter of wheel. whsa east. viii bs x sf an inch Per feet iess--ihs same with length ei shaf--- osssfs shenld ssso bs accompanied with arauvi,i ssd faii description sf wAs. is wanted. cad the psssaxs paid.
 IAais Reck. Dec. 10. Isse-ia-n
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. Boarding and Day Sshsol Fer YOuas Euaics.

TUE businsss ei this Semsasfy wil, be resumed The 9th Sert 70. v.l. whon a punrfnal asten- dsnce ot thr Pupils is earnestly requested.
 This fnstitutlon. under the care at Ms and the Misses WOOD, with Assistant Teachers, offers every facility fos importing the advantages oG highy finished edaeaticS Possessing within themselves the qualifications for phs various branches, which they have pFaetised wirh perfect sasisfaeto they beg lo refer tO tie geailensea whose names are snnexed
 The Pupils of fhe BoaFding School, kelug eon. stany associated wi'h ttsir Teachers receive that sssention 90 necessary to Ectm and refine the man aess, and produce habits oi order and regularity essential in the formation of character.
 Feeling the impoytanee of through knowledge osshe French langsege, now indispensable e apolite eduesloa, the Principals wish 10 ssNer it tar ss possible the language of the establishment. Tney propose admitting" ERe Paptis, who reside in the family, 70 attend the French classes without extra charge.
 TheIeeasion of iA5 city If Little Rock is heasshfa reasaat, and accessible at all times, hy StesnbosI and stage.
 The system of edacasicn, assidaously pursued aims Q. peTee, appreciation ef wAateSeFis attempt. ed in developing the moral and intellectual faculties -embEaeng thosough and sS ssematie course, from ihe elementary % the highest branches Maathiy records of scholarship sad department are tsansmi ted to Parents, whilst every udeiOns inc,emeht {, sfady is sforsled.
 The school is constantly under the supeFsision O the Board of Visitors, who, ffem time 10 time, ex anime Ae various classes and report theis progress Terms ef Tuition aud Board per session e knW1 na
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DR. LElDf'S SiRSiPiRlLLi BLOOD PlLLS
 Ahead of all others.!
The Envy or all PHI ,san.ese,.r,r,

The Envy Of all PHI sfaHagaeturers!. DECAUSE shey are safer, h~rr-t ena more efl- AD eaei9its than any oiher@; ant 5rcaHss '.e pub. Ike w take noisce of others if te, alain taIa 5G0,OOO0 BOXES have been s'ld aaa1aliy fer te lssi Eve years. @ YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, can always take them w1th equal sgfefY, aS9 Nlshou, fear
 IF PILLS BE NECESSARY ! Isg pllrang and clcpn-sae the stomach sns BoSses, a Paryins fife kiee and sd4 af tie bosy, take Do oterstr 0tst.E ss produce combined etierts. eAsIist saFsEpWiiia iI leH,.
 Eat. Drtnk std Live as TsnAi, aud pursue year usai occHvatoa whilst taking them, without o taking eoid during al kiF,1s of Weal,cr
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wsgrred sat ceTticsfes grasa Psysi- zsnsl as pscs of their essae, than any ogiss. FORTY PILLS ARE iS \ BOX, and sfid af D ceuis & box with directions and aIaes wholesome advice 4ecooa- nyiag eaf h box
 They sase no tss'e or unpleasant sulel
 Free from dust powder ef ang kind,
 Do Ho- gFipe the srsaash bowels
 Produce kness, vomiting og bad linfs
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES
 And adapaed Co inost diseases mankind. No oRe hasng unee taken iseTu ~d bs WHg afnrwssas take any others beeauzs they NiH always g.4d they d5 not rises others wi.l
 Dr. N R. Ieidy the prSprsioF and maaafArseg, rega T druggist. ehei and physician. of IS years experience Fhllaspha granezs- of the bhjyersisy oi Psansyyasa member Of different n,efca lsstsis o Philadelphia, New York Boston, Baltimore, ke aad assosiafe and euaTs member of several medical o en1s rshence the reason gf tls gTea:er cUnHdeace paced s pills, aDd tleF being recoIssaed e Of speetahle payseisns tsafaughdnt slse Lasd Ststsz-
 ProSa DsEt, DI. Ls5dy's n1<g,easSrs, Nc Ifi North FouFth St, ipiaaid ssa wholesale ars stal by ! ". TaPpe, Lirie Kock; R Stevenson Van RHe. Sec sil Mead ahi Nrgh G., New OFlealss, and al drug glrts aud slotekseeeEs iB a;le Ussted States.
 oce9'5o -ly
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rDrrcArr YOUR DAUGHTERS.

TyIiE selai-snausl examination oi ihe youhg 'sd'es
 Of ths Tsgip Female Seminary will commences on "Wednesday the 18th day of December next. and continue three days. The exercises will be pecu- liarly attractive; consisting Of ihe examination daring tie fcFen5on Of each day aud lectures oy gentlemen distinguished for their Literary and SCI. ensi6c abilitles. in the afternoon. ne Laaies o' .he ..Rliss'' will give magnificent FAia aud Sur rrs to aid in the erection of suitable Lecture Rooms While the Concerts. Compositions and Eloeanon by ths young ladies viii ensure an agreeable san- eiy to the entertainments. To these wio desire to educate their Daughters. the occasion will present favorable o2porlaaity 10 judge oi ,ne meilis .. Monday in JaBnsry. issi Ample arrangements wlll be made to accommodate all who may coma The public generally respectfully invited 10 st- tend By order of the Board et Guardians.
 JOHN s. GARVlN.
 Nov. I9. ls5D.-II-n PTes'ae"
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N&nEua-E.

YNiiE subscriber, agent for Y. lIabsrman, will II continue lne formers bassaess at his cid stand sa Msin. near Markham street. snd keep constantly sn hsnd fail and well assorted stock of Groeeries Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings, Nc. &c. all of which will be sold low for cash. The Highest market prices will be paid for cosntry pro- dnee. as beef hides. pcl,ries, 5eeswax. Sc.
 Jaa. I. 1850, JOHN KRAUSE.
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Arkansas River Packet.

YTvHE entirely new steamer RE- fu h x PUBLIC, $. II. ABRAas, Mas ss-tTtszS fer. will run ss regular psrkei from Napoleon 10 Little Rock. vaa BuIen, Fort Smiih and Fort Gibson. taring he season. eing of ve ' fight h,augh'. (oniy IF inches.) Passengers ani shippers can rely npon her making regular trirs The |" Republic 7" will iease Cincinnati for the Arkansas river. about th- let of Nov.
 I'D. MERRlCK S Co.,. .fgsnts. Oct 29, Is5e. g.
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SUNDRIES.

E0 BbIs. Supeifne Flour: 50 Boxes Star Can CU dles 10 Bbis. Clear Pork 2 Bbis. Linseed Oil; Bbls Lard Oil; 1 Bbls. Powdered Sugar, Lbs. Blr Iron 25 Kegs Pure White Lead.
 HARDWARE. &e.-Anvis; Bellows; Vicesi Screw Plates; Hand and Sledge Hammer; Mortice and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Plate, Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hateh- cts; Tsaces: Grubhing Hors; Turning Ctiseis and Gouges Files and Rssps; ? and fold Rules; Let Spiri, Levels and Piumbsl; Hand, Parel and Wood Saws; Sheyeis, Spades land Manure Forks; Copal yarnish. &e. Received and fer sale hy
 July l6. VIM. B. WAIT.
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GUNAl GUNs,, GuNs,,,

TUsT RECEIVED. and for sal. chea. fo, e..h e1 Gae Doabls and Single barrellei Sho, Guus' Rihes. Hint and percussion gun Locks, &e.. &e.. ut the Gansni,h shop, on Maiu street wAerr rruair- lag Is deas uP siEs, by II. GRIFFlTus,
 Esve.
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Hats and Gaps.

Hats aud Gaps. DOZ fashionable Maleskin Hats; ( | C. B. K. dfab Russia =" t !" black and white soit Beaver '' |" Msxieaa fur S !" Biys' black. green, and white, sOli Hats, 2 Sslk Plash Caps;
 7" Cloth Caps. assorted; s" Boys cleih Caps. assorted; 6 s Weol Hats. Just received. per Wagons. and for sale. very low, for eask eaiy, hy JOHN D. ADAMS, Laiis Reek. Oct. 5t. Lower s. B, Landing.
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ENCOURAGE HONE lyDuSTRTi.! ~&, FASHIONABLE ~S, RN Boot and shoe Maaufactory.KN

YS Boot and shoe Maaufactorys VN TNHE undersigned, having opened Boot and A Shoe shop in the two story brick house the east side of East Main street, between Markham and Em streets, intends carrying the above business in all it's branches He none but the best ma ierials. and employs noue but the very bes, work men, and gentlemen favoripg him with their custom may rely on having their work done in the
 NeateSt aud most Fashion able style. By strict attention to his business, and p' 'omptly filling all orders to the satisfaction of his custom CTS, he hopes 10 merit and receive liberal patron- age from the citizens of Little Rock and vicinity Terms UaSh on devry.
 GEORGE JACOB FISCHER. Little Rock, June II. Is50.-7-l0 If.
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Arkansas River Packet

Arkansas River Packet. THE entirely nsre ssssser P0N- 6sa~~ D k TfAC. L. WARDEN. Mssfer, Nt1eN will resume hsr rsgalar trips in thssnkzczzs<sD Arkansas river, the first rise of water. sud con unua in the trade daring the sessoa. The NEW Poetisc. is an A No boat. of very light dranght, built expressly for tls trade and Is 6ssed out with all The late improvements calculated give comfort and safety to passengers. Fer freight or passage. apply 10
 I'D, MERRlCK co ..fesnts. Sept. 3, 1850. 7-5a-9w
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(S4PIEyTLf PR.ESTdT OMNIBUSl FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TuLiP, DALLAS CouSTr, ARKASsAs.


 EA@ 1 @TT We John s. Garvin. Presi- Weldon E. Wright, NJ D dent. Prof Of Colle Prof of Nat Science Mrs Nj. Cook, Govern. Maj s. J. Borden Prof o
 and lRsiructress. Etsics aud Belle Letters Senor F. Garcia. Prof Of Music and Mod Lang TUITION PER MONTH. Collegiate Department [Anc. Modern Largua. ges. 1........... 9 Ot Collegiate Department. English Course. G Aesdemle Department. .................... 0f Primary Department. .-................ 0t Ornamental Department, tPainting and Dra~inal .............-........ Gt Musical Department, Vocal and Instrumen,al,5 ot Boarding, including washing. fuel lights &e. 10 CT Academic year embraces one session of ten mouths. commencing the lst Monday in Angus, and closing the Inst Thursday in June.
 Tuition and Board must be paid oBe-half iu advance, the maiuder at the close of the session No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui. ten except in eases of sickness. ExamInations.- -.. here will be an annual ex animation before Board Of Visitors at the close of each term; and quarterly examinations before the Board of Guardians. Diplomas will be given. on the recommends tien of the Board of Visitors 10 the graduates oi ths Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship, to those who have taken partial course.
 Discipline and Police Wi be mild but firm beiug rather one of moral restraint than pun ishInent. Quarterly reports ofconducfand Scholar ship will be transmitted to parents or guardians
 Course of Instruction is divided into three Departments Primary Academic and Collegiate
 Music.---lt is believed that no Institution in the south. west offers equal advantages to peri c, it's Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. S-nor Garcia, tlse accomplished head of this Department hasfaught with distinction in Washington City and Virginia, and is not only a most skiful per former. but the best Instructor in the Art, that hare
 Needle work.--PIain and Fancy.--.No extra charge V i'll be made in this Department. the pupils furnishing ibs materials. The products will te disposed ef st annual Fair and the pro- ceeds placed In the Library Fund.
 Lectures and Compositioa.---Lect vii be delivered regularly by the heads of Departments 10 their respective Classes. and Competitions will be repaired every t%c weeks during th course, iron, the memhrrs of tle Academic and Collegiate Departments.
 vscation..--fhcr will be a vacation of one week the last of December, and one of two mon st The close of ths S~ssioa.
 By order of the Board of c Gaardians.
 S-9-m
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Lanslrse's StrlionaI Nap of Arkansas.

TTHHE above splendid Map is now finished ard II ready for delivery. lt delineates the whole State as lsId off by the |. S. Deputy Surveyo1s.- Every Section and fractional section Is shown, 90 that foTiy lract can be readily found upon II. The exact position of all the County Seats, Pest offices, Saline Springs. Seminary Lands, and the Ich and iese lands selected by the State out the 500 900 acre donation grant are all accurately shown. The Lead Mines and other mineral locations are note1 well as all the old confirmed Spanish sur- veys; with the latest alterations in the County lines The whole Map containing ss great an amount ot valuable information as can be found on any State Man extant.
 l. s put np on rollers. elegantly eolored and var nished. Price s %. Also in convenient pocket form, price 8 %. The pocket Maps can be sent 10 any part of the State by mail. Postage cents For sale al the bookstore of
 L. K. LINCOLN, Litlis Rock. April 9. 1850. 3Hf
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CIncanraaSi Goods.

 ID EcEIvED res siesnet eCitizsa." ihe iollow- N ing. which oEef ai ths most reasonable psi- ees. bbis. best Lard oF; ,2 s Linseed boxes Siareb; 25 Soar, eUm. and Castle; 20 q and CT. do. SisF Candies; 2 bbls Vinegar; 6e1 be Cnston Yarns; assorted nos; bbis Dried Peaches; 2s Apples, IS hssf bAis. Baiief Crackers; 2 nests Cedar Tubs; dog Buckets. nest " Bass bound r Foot Tabs; l3 dox. Coin Brooms; bales O4km; kegs inch Spikes, dcz Steamboat Bsckets;' TesIs Packing Yarn; kegs Yellow Ochre; 21 No whifs Lead; cans Greco Pain-; coils Cot. Rope. JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Lotrer Steamboat Landiag. Dee. 90. is5O 24-l6. MI The highest market price paid for Pelsry and Beef Hides.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

BU U UF IT s T r S
 Hon D. T. nIrFER. PRErInENT, Hon H. P Poindexier. Rev, Wm. Moor-s Rev. l.. P Lively, Rev. B. P. Box, \. Jones, M. D Mir ] E. San defur, Mr. I. Williamson. Hon J D Ttiu,b Rev J, Custer, M. D. Rev. J. ]. Roberts. C B. Mtchel. M D, Mir. W. " Andrews, Mir. s.1 |, Sanders. Mr. II. ". smith. 7-22-n
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French. Italian. Spanish and German, each, IS % Singing n Choir, 10 co Mnsie-P Piano, Guitar, and Organ, each. g % Harp, % % Drawing and Painting, It % course oflessons in Oriental painting. Japan
 Work, iniayiHg of Ebony and Ivory,
 Hamburg Work. and wax flowers, each. 10 co No charge for embroidery and ornamental
 neeI.le work
 Board. washing. lights, fuel, use ofbedding,
 &c., per month, 10 0n
 Payments quarterly. in advance; no deductions for ahsence.
 Sessions commence lsi Sept. and let Feb. Pu- pils received al any period ard eha4xed lses taae of entrance 10 close of the session.
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7 Bead and Lace work, Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. wia be taught Tree uf eharge--the puplls fur nishiag the materials. Borders pay the curren. expenses semi annually in alvahee. Day scholars quarterly. There wili be an extra charge oi SIS co for those spending the annual vacation al lhe Institution. For further particulars apply by lrt'er person. ally 10 Miss VIcroR. Principal oi the Institute.
 REFERE NCES:
 Right Rev Dr. BVaxE. ]
 lion. 5. (. RoASs,
 Gen. s. H. HExr.rKAD. r,,,. oI Col. L. J. BRANDON, A''' JOHN BRowx. Esq,
 D, W. CARROLL, Esq.
 Rev. J. MosAeHAS.
 Rev. J. FLASAGAS,
 J. DEvERxAUx, E-q. v o~,.
 N. DEyEKEAUx, Esq,
 BAkrHoLoHEw MULLEN. -~-~t
 JAAES s. CcSwAY, E.q.
 Judge HsSLY, Helena.
 Judge MKANV, Coisns5is. Agent fof the Insii,aiioa. HUGH BR0GAN. July I6 lS50-7-I5-ly.
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Roara of visitors.
WlSnIxOTON gaLR SENINlRT.
HempstenaI ConRtr. Arks.

hemp>teau county, Arhss rEfHE second session of this Institution, opened A this morning. FebruaFy lIth, 1850 Rev. C. r TUREESrINE, Superintendent and Pros lessor ef Morai aud Intellectual Philosophy Beile-Leifers, and Spanish LnerHtBre Rev Il '. THwEArT, \. N., Professor et Greeian Roman, reuch and itslian Literature, jAsEs CRocKER. \. N Professor of Mathematics Students received in tire Primary Department and instructed
 Primary Department per session of 2i weeks. payable quarterly tn advance, SIP co Preparatory Department, -1-.--.-.-- lS 0a Collegiate Course, 20 60 Vocal and Instrumental V Nusic. Elements Of Musical Compositions, tExtrs) 0l faii,stiou Fee. l an No deduction for absenee aness in of pre- tracieo illness
 All stuaents charged from the time of ti,eir entry 10 the end of the session
 ~ B.-Tbe sons cf al ministers whe gre en- gsged m tie regular work of the ministry Of those who are supersHHated have died in the ministry will be edneAted free of charge
 BOARDING can h- obtained in the best families. at from S6 10 go per month.
 Psr;icuar attention will be paid both 10 the moral and intellectual training oT all students committed 10 cur charge. $. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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NEW DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND CHEMICALS.
 GEORGE B0GGS,

Pine BIaH. Jefferson County, Arkansas,
 ID RESPECTFULLY informs the pub >.rzzA lO lie. that he has purchased the entIe Vss@@-Y Stock of D. Geo. C. Tmiey, consisting A of Drngs. Medicines, Paints. oiss, and Dye SiuHs, embracing every article that - IS usually kept ia Drug establishment. His sub seq1en purchases uiil he from eastern markets and eons,si of the best and freshest qualities He will give his personal attention to purchases, and he hopes by close attention to business. to merit oF- iioa Of public patronage. Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders shali receive his iInme- diate attention. Dec. II, ls49 -7-lI-1y
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Quecnsyvarc and Glass Ware.

T0HS ADAMS, Cat Ls~er Steamboat LaHt-
 sb ingl offers to his IIetd 1nd ths pubic, The iol
 lowing carefully selected tia the East} assortment
 of QaeensHafe, &e., &c.. shieh he will sell yety lou: , B doz. wsi'e granite dianera aud soup plates. .z l2 2" Tea Sets,
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offers for sale Cbesp fer Cash, or in xehaRge for Cotton CT Pei,ries, for which The highest market price will be given. Country dealers would do vel to give him call. and examine his stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 Al HpTT,
 Nov 26 Steve ca MsiR Sf
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Little Rock Foundry.

COAL CRATES, (AaksRsss pA',ern.l far sate S cheap, hy ROSWELL BEEBE
 Bee. 8, 1850. q,
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL pEpARTMEMT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: The regular course of Lectures in this Iastiiute will coun.aenee on inc lst ol November, and con tinue until the last oI February. The Anatomical DepaTimsat ssiIi A~ ApsEs4 aud rrAdy Ia EeerIve students by the lst cf October. The Medical De- partment will be under the dneetion of the following
 Professors: ]. CoxeuesT CAoss, MD, Professor of the In stiiules of Medicine ssd Medical Jurisprudence. w BiRD PowELL. NJ D.. Professor of Cerebral Physiology, Medical Geology sn'tMineralogy R. 5. NEWTON, MD, Professor oi Sargery. II J. iiuLcE, M D.. Professor Of Theory and PGaciice of Medicine.
 J. A. WiLsoS. I'D, Professor of Obsteteries snd Diseases oi Women and Children. J. KISs. M D, Professor of Materi4 Medica, and Therspeaiics.
 z FREEMAN. MD. Professor of Anatomy. J. MILToS SANDERS, AM, MD, Professor sf Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 CliRique L. ectarers: Mei,c;us-rTof. Il. J. HULcE.
 Swgen-Pfof. R. :. NEWTON.
 AAaioaieai DemoasfTdfcr-Z. FIREMAN, M D. The fees for Tuti course of lectures amoahf Co $i05. Mariicutatots. S5. Demonstrators Fee, SIS Graduation. S2o
 Those desiring further infoTmatisn will please address their letters tpost paiil 10 the Desn and s'nsiens arriving in the city will please call ou him al the Commercial Hotel
 K $ NEWTON, MD. Deda o( iAs FaeuIty
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LAW pEPARrMENr

LAW DEPARTMENT: Hon. E. W. M. KING, Pioiesser'os Theory and Practice Of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY. Professor of Commsreiai Ju- rispruaence, "a TERNs- $50 per session.
 All Alieommanicaiions per;ainin ng ts this department nut be addressed 10 F.. W. M. KING Esq. MsmPhis, 7eHa.. July, 1850. The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will eonpar. favorshy wiih the most distinguished in our eoan- iEy. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or any other eouuiry-ali of them are ieeu- Iers and the hest teachers. Those who wiii contemplate our geographical po- sutton. and the exenl of our population, can have no touh, ss to the eligibility of onr situation for an enterprise of the kind As to health, including all seasons oI the year. deay iAet aay oihsT Cy Aas more.
 A common error exists in inc minds oi maay sta- dents relative 'o the place of studying meicine i; those ~ho intend pFaeiieing among tie diseases of the West aast Soth should cefisiaty edack,s iheni- selves at school whose Facaliy practically &C., qnsin;ed wih those diseases.
 That The pubic may be satisfied of The ,,eTms- nency of this school feel i, oar duly to state thai the Trustees and Faculty iorm . uni, in action, which argues well for ts future success aud that the peeuiiaf internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted.
 E. w N KING, Prsadeai ef tAS Memphis Eass
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.Vaac Goods. .Vtsg Goods. .

YthE undersigned has juss re-
 1 ceivvd. aud is row opening, a large and well-selecied assosi- ment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots and Shoes. Hardware. Queensware, and everything esu- ally found ip stores adopted 10 the country trade ail of which he
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Cre,reI, Cresrel.

\ HAVE received, per steamer " Exchange" a \ large variety of the richest German Crewei ever offered in this market. Please call and see.
 A. ]. HUTT, Dee. 10. Main St.