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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08


ssg7The following French Post Office lie
gend may take rank with the best fish story
Of tho century:
A letter was dropped into tao Paris Office,
directed thus: ITO my Mother, France. -
The distributors and subordinates, not know
ing what to make of SO laconic an address,
referred it TO the Postmaster General. "Now,
is it possible that there's such G fool in
France unused that officer, '.if there is, be
must come from the Loir ct Cher; for that's
the department. that produces all the fools
and there his mother must live" So the
letter was forwarded 10 the Loir ct Cher
The clerks and postmen, being as puzzled as
their brethren ia Paris, handed the missiYe
TO the chief officer of the district. Nov is
it possible" said he, ''that there such fool
in France if there is, he must be resident
of the Commune Of Barcasson. where all the
fools come from--liis mother must live
there" The Postmaster Of Carcassen was
as much astonished as he Of Paris at the stu
pidity of the writer, but ultimately concluded
that if there was sach fool in France, it
could be 30 other. than Jean Brainsappy,
whose mother lived in little brown house
on the corner. The letter was sent TO. MIRA
Brainsappy, and turned out TO be in reality
from her affeetionate sen Jean. The French
postal revenue was increased five cents by
ibis act of perseverance in tracing up My
Mother" What would Mr.. Brady do, If
such direction was submitted to him for
adjudication 2--Correspondence of ". York
Express. 100 eRGal agsNis- so- iF f
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4 ssE Every profession has its peculiar
aud au overweening sense Of.
heir own Importance is common falling of
literary men. sge e sGEilir gaot
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b9gclqals ylsgWsa d asdla6 sd.aIswa
sgbs'g pa ha7sta.ain5s saivs6 4sua.smJ ia
- sif eo1is enossq ahasnlsi lgof glgsau a.
8gss' .s7g
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

BkV~ Revenge is q momentary triumph. OF
which the. satisfaction dies at once, and is
succeeded by remorse whereas, forgiveness,
which is the MODEST of all revcnges. entails a
perpetual pleasure. baag i6ul lB bsisdt va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08
FISHING TACNr.E.

YEA Grass, Thread and SILK fishing Lines
> with or without floats, also Floats, Hooks
: the hundred or single hook, among hem
~ be found something Superior; also, a
lshing Rod for sale, finished in a superior
'onner, price 1925, bought as sample, il
an he used with or without a Reel. just
,ceNed and for sale by
MAY 81. VIM. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

A TTGRKEY AT LAW, Martinsourg, "a, viii
IA give prompt attention 10 business entrusted
to his care in the Counties of Berkeley, jefferson
nad Morgan. Sept ii. fs49.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

a~g-A desire to say things which no one
ever said, makes some people say things
which nobody ought to say s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

III Why should marriage be, spoken Of
as tender tie. when it IS SO tough that mo-
thing bat death Cos The Legislaturs) can cut
NJ 500 Us. 3G ,6a4lDli d. HlNWt 1aHA1
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DIR. WIN. M, HAMMOND

HAVING located himself in Martinsburg. Of
/ fers his Professional Services to the public
generally. fxl5~Oflice at United States Hotel
Martinsburg May 90, is5l--ly.
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DIR. pENDLET0N,

HAS resumed the practice of.Medieiae and
L Il Surgery in Marlinsburg. Go-Oflice one
,oor West oil Hunter s. Hoge's Office.
January 7, 1851.
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6. Garard,

. COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY- Office, oyei
~ the Clerks 0aice Of the Circuit Court
April so 1850 1ss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

Norman Miller,

A P0THECARY and Druggist, and Dealer in
~. Paints, Oils Dye-Stuifs, BE-, Queen Street.
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UoNrEcrrowAnIEs.

|akcs OF all sorts. with Which parties can al
laws be supplied at The shortest notice; Can Can
he; Fruits and NUTS Rsisins (by the box, }
jgs, Ciiron, Oranges Lemons, Curran,s. Sc.;
pc and Common Liqaorce supply oil
ench and Fancy Confectionery soon TO be
ened; also Crackers, Sc. Alkinds ofPick
and pepper.Sauce: .4LE. CIDER and
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TO tn e PdBLIC.

YI,HANKFUL for the past favors of q generous
public, the subscriber begs leave to inform
the people Of sIartinsburg and Berkeley County,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

VN0BAoCo h CIGARs.--Jnst received choice
Il selection Of Tobacco and Cigars, For sale py
June 3 ""t~ H9'e ~" q W DORSEY
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CQMNHOE 20 MARY
AND
GRocERY STORE.
August 'rlaeOpIail.

[INW0 doors South ofthe Berkeley HOUSE,
vi Womb respects llyiniorm hispa,ronsand
fieads, and the public generally, that he is
Prepared 10 serve them in his business. He
hviIes attention 10 Ike fresh supply justreceiv-
\ 90 constantly KEEP, up consisting in part
follows:
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Andrew Rewn,asa,
John u. Norris,

4 tABlNEr IAKER--shop on the corner Of
- Queen and Burke Streets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

EoRMERLF Of Washington, d c., hayingre
IL moved TO Aartinsburg, will practice as an At
torney aAd Coupeesogat Law, nBerkeley and the,
adlolhlhg Counties March %, 1919.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

HAVlAG located himself in Martinsburc for
III the practice of Medicine may be found AZ his
residence, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church
April %, 1919
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

TTNDEPAKERRAN AND HouSE-JoINRR sboo
Il aon Burke Street two doors East of the Ger.
man Reform ChnrcL July q. 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

/, HtANDLEs---Juss received Adamantine sperm
u Mould and Dip Candles For sale ty
81 June 3. flfr- A. tr...- w DORgFV
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John Q. a. NadcnbousI,,
DIR. II. Summers.

Hoosh-J olNER-shopo on Burke St., three
IL doots Nestot Observation-Disclosures Store
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John II. SslonIei.
Dnniei IL HAN

HNIN, Copperard Sheet-Iron Manufacturer and
Brass Founder. shop, corner Of Queen and
Martin SITS, and opposite the Lutheran Church
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cRocEurre.

8gar. C oifee. Molasses and Spices ofallkinds.
n SEGaRS and TOBACCO.
EUELRY--a fne assortment; TOYS-a
Pat variety; together wilh every article. in
IS line, all Of whicl vii be sold upon the
Iost accommodating isfiss.
Martin si..,s.. aIssesn,ief 3, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

HARPER's new Monthly Magazine, Cor June.
lljustreeiyed by RIDDLE & BRO,
June 10, 1881, tA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

TUsT received, 6ae lot Of PINE apples
ID June III 1891. Z. RAENuAL
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3 9 B s9 B 3 B MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT!y

To tx Hsh a Lame a< Sas H.. long been known p ras a" TIissf's s @ @ % a @ fso sIss Tes Bur happy
 se1an Rs9a @ 91e o s ' E Rf % @ @ so s % ses ] das & the ] % &e very % 6onss % impulse 1sas & diseased - action . nus se & ns ns etn sP o @ sGaca portions % sg peculiar @ @ VI <, s. si s. ss ss within lady in Col umbus oh Hado
  Doctors had prescribed lye nnens washes and atsa.ye @ Ma a ,ssn h ar a 1 t se % % % 5s Fl ,s Mustang sI sss Iss % rope % nPn % % Paabuh 5 ha accidentally making
 wound andB M s p sHs as s F a R9 Ro % e @ ss @ s % % ' % s % % his 9a @ had no farther % sgqSs 3 with
 Inaammatory Rheuma,i.m @ esasd esa a bottle @ s % Masans @ % en % @ han twenty f @ @ presence  He heard of the Mustang 1n bought it, and used directed and now he we'll and can % xna9 a3 n @ sase ss' R R They were all according Pes I had 3 a , @ s"s @ s old rso had Tas sisR % s" once seap,n 1et @ osss ' She now of 
  a sn @ B S % o@sssh % s sa os an % s ] % % @ sR1S % s h. yhghyi Rngbo theus I
 
 shoudte paysa good profit sells 
 wilhy a and none
 O the the asmucast the50 nb the Markey 
 rDrnggst dCounuy Mercmn suppH don feal Items
 J. w. TAPPE Wholesale Agent dt Rock
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Lands isa DfeaC County for
 %NEe

ITPON accommodating terms, the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho- Iomew, in Drew county, Arkansas: S. E. fraction CT. sec. '; West half sec. :; w. half ofN. E. qr. sec. !; w. half sec. $; W. half fS E. Qr. sec. 6; all in township Il south range west.
 These lands are among the best m the State of Arkansas, well situated, in thriving nelghbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce. For terms, apply to
 L. A. WHITLEY. Little Rock, March 22d. 3S-3m.
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Groceries.

EoHN D. ADAMS has on hand, and ofe5s 10 his J irients Aad customers, for sale, No. Maekegei, 10 kits. Haiiiba, in R bois, Sugar, Cetfee, sPive, Pepper. Ginger, Nai@egs, CiOyss, seboiisd Molss- ses, Indigo and MAddeT, Powder. Shot and Lead, Rice, &e., &c.
 Also-TEAs. Pooehong. Young Hysoa. Black. and very superior article Of" impersi "--togeiher silh. Preserved Csrrants, Goosebsuies, Gages, Rheabsrh, &e.. for family use
 De. 3l, ls5O. i6-
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Board of Visitors.
WASHINGTON HiLE SEMINARY,
n llcmpstead County, Arks,

AUdutNs AFhS. FEfHE second session et lhis Institution, opened \ this morning, February lth ls50 Rev. C. TuRRKNTiSE, Superintendent and Pro- fesser of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy Beile-Letiers, and Spanish Literature. Rev II C. TnwEArT, \. M., Professor of Grecian Roman, Trench aRd Italian Litsrsture. JAMES CROCK ER, A. M Professor of Mathematics Students received in the Primary Department aBe instructed.
 Primary Department. per session of q weeks. pay able quarterly fn advance, Sl2 G0 Preparatory Department, l6 00 Collegiate Course, 20 co Vocal and Instrumental Music Elements Of Musical Composition, tE1trs) % Initiation Fee, 0a No deduction for absence unless in of pro. traeted illness
 All students charged from the time of their entry 10 the end of the session,
 N B.-The sons Of all ministers who gagged in the regular work of the ministry, or of those who supersnuated or have died in the ministry: will be educated free of charge.
 BoARDtNs caD be obtained in the 6esf families, at from St tp S9 per mouth.
 Particular attention will be paid both to lhe moral and intellectual training of al students committed to our charge.
 ;. r SANDERS, Secretary.
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MARBLE CUTTING.

Tombs. Monuments. Grave stones, &e.,
 Furnished to order.
 JOSEPH CLARK, SteRs- Gutter, (late oi New D Orleans begs leave .a inform lhe citizens Of L,le Rock and he vicinity, that he has opeaed 4n establishment on Water Siyesf, tadl0iniRg WillIal0 Georges ssoFe,} for ,he purpose oi executing all kinds Of MARBLE WORK, and invites the altea- ton c all those wanting any ihing of ibis kind done m heat aud wnfkmsn-iiks manneT and al aods- rate price. He will keep hand stock of The best material, and is ready 10 execute ali work n his .tne si the saor'estnoiiee.
 Little Rock, Aug. 6, lr50. 4s--tf
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St. Patrick'S Male Collegiate
 Institute,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANsAs.

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. VTNHlS establishment IS now opened on Louisiana A street for the admission of day pUpils-and il IS expected after some time to afford accommodation for boarders.
 The Course of Education will Embrace, list. The Primary; Ed. The Mercantile, and sr,, The ClasSIcai and PhiloSophica. Departments. TERM-Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable in advance for the Primary Departments which in- clude Spelling Reading and Whiting s %. For the Mercantile, which includes Arithmetic. Belles Letters, Elocution, Geography, History and Mensuration SS 00.
 For the Classical and Philosophical department, which includes together with what IS mentioned m the Mercantile course the Latin, Greek French and Italian languages; tle science of AL zebra, Geometry. Tngonometry; with Natural and E1perime ntal Philosophy SIP 00.
 DIRECTORS AND PRoFEsSoRs.
 REV. PATRICK REILLY,
 REV. PATRICK BEHAN,
 REv. PATRICK MARTIN,
 Little Rock, March IS, 1852. 2S-liw.
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Groceries !!

J artleies, VIZ: f2 bbkeS Ra4Slns, '" Ground Ginger, " Macoafoni; 5 /" Vermieeni, 60 |" Table Salt; ." Tomato keteAgp; [" Chocolate; basket Sweet Oil; box Lemon Syrup '' ifnpcrial Tes; 70 -' Soap; 10 s SatkS Coffes i2. doz (. S Hoesi |" Rife Locks nitb fly; And for sale eissap by
 4. J. HuTT. Little Rock, June 3. 1881. Masn street.
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Ie"c"' iSllah, HPahSh aha 1eFman, each, lA co Singing m Choir. Ia on Musie-Piano, Guitar. and Organ, each. g ao Harp, tp oo DrasiEg and Painting, }f m course ei ilessensin Oriental painting. Japan
 Work, lnlatlns ol Ebony and Ivory.
 haa burg "ofK, and wax flowers, each, 10 oo No charge for embroidery. and otnameh,al
 needle work
 Board, washing, lights, fuel, use of bedd,nr.
 &c., per moath. n on
 Payments quarterly, tn advance; no deductions for absence
 Sessions commence lst Sept. and lst Feb Pu. plis received al any period std charged lrola iHe oi entrance 10 close ol the session
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL
 Boarding aud Day Mhaol Fer Ttans laSl,,

THE business oi yhis >vminats Wli Ns rrsss'., l"ihe Sih Sept. ID. N.1, wi>n ppnetusI ,t,.. dance Of lhe Pupils ,s earnestly reqass,ea
 lhis IDsiiiestton uBdff tlr care ti Nus and ,.. Misses WOOD, wRA Assis'ent Teachers ,se,, every iac'hty if imraHiag h advantages ot h,rhly hhishsd edacsien. Eossessfsy N thiu thrmsst..sIt. qaaiiheshons iog lte various branches, abirh ,h., have piactls*d w'b petter, SAtistsetien ttv kss , Ieier 10 tbe seelitmen wllose names are AuteNed
 The PIr,ls ol ite Boarding SrheaI. he,.g 70, san'iy assoela'ed ~ib their Teachers. fscene fl.f attention 90 necessary tn form and fefse the ,o., neFs, and pFodnee hsbi'> oi or,ier srd rergtsf,,, essential ln the iormafen ot character
 feehus the Impoitseee ot through kno,yIsss. oil French laneusge ueR indtspepsaktsfr, IT, ,,g, ranea'ien, Inc Principals wish to render II as t., n possible the language ot the establishment Tbe, propose aamltishg be PHrjis. Nbo reside in tha 'ami't' 'o attend Ihe Freneh classes, without rx,r, ehagge, "''S
 Iheaoca'ion efttr city of Lgtie Raek i. he.l,se., pleasant ana accessible 8, sH lime>, by stesusos, and stage.
 The system ot eduraiion, asSjdeoHslv rets,.4 aims a, perfect appreciation of whstevers s,t,mrt ed m developing hs moral and intellectual (aettfl. embracing thorough and s, stSua,ie eoutsr fy,, the elementary 90 the highest branches Nas,biy records oi scholarship and deportmen, are ,rsns,,; ted to Pareuis, whilst every judieious ,o stady IS afsoFdpd
 The seheoi IS constantly under ,he super,isiob ,f the Board ol Visitors, who, fiom tlme 10 time sx amihe the Tatoes classes and reper' ,htif progress FerHnS of Tuition and Board per session of
 I've months.
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TYR. STEPHENS ASTRINGENT SYRUP D This has now become a celebrated remedy for Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor- bus, DianhGa 6r Summer Complaints, pain or crampng in the stomach oE bowels, adapted to per sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- -rior preparation for ohildren ever produced.
 .Pnee, 25 cts for small bottles. and 50 cts for large ones.
 :, To had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT TERWORTH.
 Ii ''s Rock "Re, Sd, 1851. ty.
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LIQUOR.

LIQUOR. nN hand aud for sale. " l bhl. &th proof French Brandy; l sa Spanish Malaga Wine;
 l " Muscat '' Ga choice artieie).
 JOHN D. ADAMS. Dec 10, Is50-i4f Lsscey Laadiag TRON-SO0O lbs. as'd hat, sq'T and round Iron 1 1000 best charcoal horse shoe SOAP--l0 boxes No brown; PAPER-l0 reans Envelope: PORK-20 bbls. heavy Mess; BACON--l6O0 lbs. clear sides; BAGGING--2s pieces heavy Kentucky; " 70 half s l" ROPE-46 coils; TWINE--i0 bales; Reed per .Elamburg," and for sale, by .kas 4--le5i. WI E. WAIT.
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PROE asIONS

I% JARS Fresh Butter. | ,) h~ks Pigs Feet,
 Boxes ~est.fts dslty Cheese, bbss skite Beans. 2 rhis afieG Apples, do fearBes bbls Onions, bbl. water pressed La'a Ot, jusi frcsGsed and for sad by
 FATHEkLY X CLEAENl9 December Y, 1850
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RKOmTGaanmwa9 Rheumatic Compoane, IV1 ana Bleed PurineE; 4 eertnin Cws Jer eifAeF kaammaiorw (Acstsl ~ Clgunie RkeumstiaM.
 This valuable remedy stands without rival m the history of discoveries. in this or any other country, in curing this painful and paTalyzing dis ease, in all it's various forms.
 The vast number that have been cured by the use of this compound, during the past year, de- mOnstxhtes this fact. Not only recent acute or inhammatory eases, but old chronic cases, of ten. twenty, thirty and even forty years standing; where they had not only tried every other external and internal remedy of which they could hear, bat at great expense, had travelled, and passed under the treatment of number ef ths fFst medical men of Europe, as well as of our own country, visited the various watesing places, taken voyages at sea, and dwelt in the most salubTious chimes, without ob- taining relief. Some, who were reduced to mere skeleton. their flesh had witheFcd away, their limbs were paTalyEed. and many that had scarcely been able to waIt for ten, fifteen and twenty years These have been cured sound and well, regained their flesh and the use of then limbs, and now en- joy excellent health from the use ofthis compound
 These facts are fully substaniiated by published testimony, from the highest possible sources; tes timony that cannot be gainsad, but which can be veached for by ten thousand witnesses.
 Retail price, SS per bottle, bottles for SIP, or for e22
 To be had of R. L, DODGE and THOMAS BuTTERW0RTH.
 Little Rock, June 3, 1851. ly. AEORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL, AND 1V1 BLOOD PURIFIER Vegetable Spirit, and the most scientific preparation ever produced; one bottle of which. is warranted to possess more real medicinal virtues than ten times that amount of Sarsaparilla, or any other preparation put up for similar purposes. Its unequal virnes are soon made manifest in diseases having their origin in impurities of the blood, such as-Neuralga, Scrof- ula or Kings Evil, Erysipelas, Cutaneous Erup- tions, Salt Rhem, Tetter or Ringwom, Pimples on tte face or surface of the skin, soreness ol misery in the breast region of the heart general debility or nervous affections, and all irregular habits of the system, lespecially with females and the many Arrangements of the nervous sys- tenn, and diseases arising from the injudIcious use of calomel and other poisonous drugs.
 This is a fine cordial. pleasant and agreeable tc take, and perfectly safe to be used in any state o health, even by the most delicate female Of child And it is an article that every should use. al least once year, to purify and enrich theh blood and thus prevent all manner of diseases.
 Retail price, sl per bottle, bottles for S5.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERW0RTH. June 5, 1851. 1y.
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Star. Candles &c.
NfNffOMQrM.
JOHN ID. ADA MS. CONNISSION AND FDRWiRDiNf NERCHiN

BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. r EEPS constantly ou hand .arge and general IN assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard- ware, Queensware, Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes, saddiery, stationary, Groceries. Produce, &c., 6Ec.; att of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 0cf l. la5n-a-A-U
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nR. CLARKEsS Compound syrup of N wild Cherry and Tar.

nR. CLARKE's Compound syrup of LI Wild Cherry and Tar, Which is considered by Physicians and others the GREAT REMEDY for coughs, colds, consumption, liver compliant, bronchitis, asthma, soreness in the chest, splitting of blood. pain or misery m the side, difficult or profuse approximation, night sweats, &c.
 This being the prescription of regular physi- clan, graduate of the Medical University, Phila- delphia, and having been thoroughly tested, is properly esteemed one of the most valuable and efficient remedies for these and similar complaints ever offered to the public.
 Price, sI per bottle, $ bottles S5.
 To be had of R. L.-D0DGE 6 THOMAS BUT TERWORTH.
 Little Rock, Juhe ga, 1851. 1y.
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CisseimmMfi Goods

CiaciessGti Goods 0A Kegs Fresh Buckwheat Flour 300 pou nds (O Bologna Sausages bbi; Homney; bbl. White Beans.
 20 Boxes Star Candles;
 DO Boxes Taliow do.
 Bbs. Lard Oil;
 Bbl. Salaratus; 800 Jugs; l5 Demijohns. Is Iron Bound Kegs. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. Feb. II, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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NEW GOODS ],

RkIElNkn, last night by steamers Jenerson | and ERiiY. Jorge lot of goods; winch, ,r addition to pTcFsous srriyalS. makes the stock f ahey aad staple Aercaaudise ! now have oa hssd the most complete ever have presented la ,ss pa6ic, and respectfully invite slI peSSors m c,,,g tFy and town, to eail and cxsJasne tbe Ssnc.
 4, ! Ht'Tr. gra ssrssf Little Rock, Neyl5.. 1881. gS
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Hafs! HafS!! 00 Doz. Palm Leaf Hats. ~ " Panama [" 2 ' Jenny Lind " Hats. 6 !" Tnnpioo ' '" Campeachy e Received per r. Pennywit and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. March 25 lS47 ISteamboat Landing.
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NWD1E~MW-Ec~

Iron and Castings. A000 Lbs- Bar iren, assorted bOOO Bundles Nail Rods; Bundles Extra Horse Shoe; 100 pieces Flow Wings; 75 Skiilets and lids; 90 Ovens and lids IS assorted English Pots; Is Sugar Kettles; l2 Grid Irons; 30 odd lids. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. II. Steamboat Landing.
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GuNAi GuNsIi Ns,,,

GUNsi GUNs!i GUNs!i
 LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash. sB fine Double snd Single bssrelled Shot Guns, RiAes, flint and percussion gan Locks, Sc. Sc.. at the Gunsmith Shop. oa Maia street where repair ing is dens up biae, by II. .GKIFFITHs. Nov6. 9- F
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HOFFEE--50 Bags pfiIne Rio; 1 Received and for sale by
 Aay s6th, ia5!- NM B, WAIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH |.
In Conxress. Yesterday.

In the Senate the bill making Bounty
Land Warrants assignable, was ordered to
be engrossed. Then the bill cutting off
Constructive Mileage was refused a hear
ing. After this the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was discussed but no
vote taken.
The House, after long and paid strug-
gle, passed the corrupt resolution for Civ
ing Thomas Richie some hundreds of
thousands of dollars, to which he has no
lust claim whatever. The names of the
Wings who voted in the affirmative in
this disgraceful business are given in an
other column, where we invite to them the
special attention of our readers.