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tNFoRrTMoREs RITTER CORDIAL. AM AND

MNoRTTMoREs M BITTER CORDIAL. AND MI BLOOD PCRfFIEh ; . Vegetable Spirit, and the most scientific preparation ever ptoduced; one bottle of wlheh, Is warranted to pcsscss more real medicinal virtues than ten times that amount of Sarsaparilla, or any other preparation put up for similar purposes. Its unequal virtues are soon made manifest in diseases having their origin m impurities of the blood, such Neafalgia, ScFoi- ula or Kings Evil. EFysipelas. Cutaneous Eflp- tons. sait-Rhem, Tetter Of Rngwossn, Pimples og tie face or surface of the skin, soreness or misery in the breast region of the heart general deAility or nervous affections, and all irregular habits of the system, Especially with females) and the many Arrangements of the nervous sys- te, and diseaNes arising from the iniudscious use Of calotnei aud other poisonous drugs.
 This is fine cordial. pleasant and agreeable to take and perfectly safe to be used in any state o health, even by the most delicate female or chid: And t is on article that every one should use, at least once year, to purify and enrich then blood, and thus prevent all manner of diseases.
 Retail price. Sl perbottle, bottles for @b
 10 be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERwORTH. June 3, 1851. ".
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MORTIMoRE,s Rheum.,iO comgonna,

REORTIMOREss Rhenmatic ComRounds MI and Blood PuriAer; A eertain Cure fer eitksr fnNammatory (Aeute) or Chr0nic RheWInatis,
 This valuable remedy stands without rival in the history of discoveries, in this or any other country in curing this painful and paralyzing dIS- ease in all it's various forms.
 The vast number that have been cured by the use of this compound, during tae past year, de- monstrates this fact. Not only recent acute or iniammatoTy cases, but old chronic cases, oi ten, twenty, thirty and fortyy years standing; where they had not only tried every other external and internal remedy of which they could hear, but at great expense, had travelled, and passed under the treatment of a number of the first medical menof Europe, as well as of our own country, visited the various watching places taken voyages at sea, and dwelt in the most salubrious chimes, without ob- taining relief. Some, who were reduced to mere skeleton. their flesh had withered away, their limbs were paralyzed, and many that had scarcely been able to walk for ten fifteen and twenty years. These have been cured sound and we'll regained their flesh and the use of then limbs, and now en- ioy excellent health from the of this compound.
 These facts are fully substantiated by published testimony, from the highest possible sources tes- timony that cannot be gainsaid, but which can be vouehed for by ten thousand witnesses.
 Retail price, S5 per bottle, bottles for SIP, or 6 for $22.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BuTTERWORTH
 Little Rock, June 5, 1851. iy.
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NOTICE.

EFHHE undersigned are now closing their busi- ' ness and take this method of informing all who have claims against the firm to present tn m for settlement. Those who are indebted to us by Notes, or accounts are requested 10 come forward and settle without further notice; if they wish to save extra expense, they will do we'll to call and pay up immediately.
 GOODRICH & GRAY. Little Rock, August 18th, lS5l-50-tf-
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To the unknOwn Heirs of Samuel F. Mason
 Deceased.

DY order of the Johnson Probate Court the un- ID dersigned Administrator of said estate is order ed to advertise that there in his hands s "a 46 less expenses of thls advertisement, belonging to the unknown heirs oi said estate. Said Mason was medium size, dark complexion, lame in one leg. about 35 years old was sheriff Of this county and was Killed at Spadra Bluff, by Jno. G. Jewett, in August, lS35.
 WILLIAM ADAMS, Administrator.
 Clarksville, Ark, July 3t, 1851. AS-6w.
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND SAlTIlERY.
 Roswell aBeebe

VXToULD respectfully call the attention of the
 w public to the above establishment, which has recently undergone thorough repair, and, hay: Ing tho necessary facilities Is now fully prepared to furnish to order. with great promptness every article in that line of either wrought or cast Iron, Brass or Copper. of as good material, proportions, and workmanship, and upon as cheap terms, as any other Foundry In this Country. Millrights and otksrs. sfdsrng wheels, will be pleased to give the sSo of ccgs and pitch, also the particular size and shape of the eye, wanted in each wheel. The d. ametsr of a wheel, when cast, will be 1S of an inch oer foot Iess--the same with length of shaft- Jrdlers shonld also De accompanied with draught ant full description of what is wanted and the postage paid.
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Book Agents Wanted.

Men are wanted to canvass for Populay Pictorial, Standard and Religious Works,
 uchieh are soh only ty subscription. vTyHE popularity of the authors, and the superi- \ or manner in which these books are got up, both in Printing and Binding, will warrant qulck and ready sale throughout the United States Ex- elusive right of county is given in all cases, and no gent IS allowed to tfespass on the territory Of another. These books are sold very low, and yet pay the Agent a good profit; and as they are not put into bookstores or auction Toolns, the Agent will not find the people supplied with them. .. Persons engaging in this business will find Il both pleasant and profitable, as the works are Of high character. and the Agent will feel proud in recommending them.
 af. Those wishing for Circular giyiug full description of the works, prices, manner Of dlspo- sal, &c., will please address =
 SC Washington street, Boston. Oct fA fS5i Pm.
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Fresh Flour, %c.

ID ECEIVED by last arrival the following arii- 1N eles, 10 wit
 50 bbls. St, Louis Flour; - 100 '' Cincinnati '
 20 kegs No.1. Lard ;7
 50 bbls. and half bbls. Whiskey; i050 lbs. Tobacco
 750 Bar Lead: For sale by A. J. HUTT, June tih, lS5l--30. Mqin street.
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Prices of Jonesl Hand Presses,
Penitentiary Work.

THE undersigned is now prepared to execute all .A orders for any kind of work that can be done in the Arkansas Penitentiary. on short notice. This institution $ now an individual concern, as far the labor of the eonvicts is concerned. ia- fere&t alone will therefore induce to have good work done, and of good maternal. All ask is a trial. All orders for work, etc, ay be leff at my store on the corner of Rock and Markham streets '
 II. B. ALLIS,
 l. COntruct0r Ark. Pen'y. Oct. IA, 1851. yl
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NY WD~nWWGREe

YNHE subscriber, agent for H. Alderman. will
 N continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Mark ham street, and keep con stantly on hand fun and we'll assorted stock of Grocenes, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &e.. &e., all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest marke, prices will be paid for country produce, as beef hides, peltres, bees wax. &c. JOHN kRAuSE.
 Little Rock, March 2S, 1851. 30-tf
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French, Italian, Spanish and German, each, IS ca Singing in Chor, 10 m Music-ftaho, uuisaI, and Organ, each, 25 GO nap, @- % co Drawing aRd RAiIsinf, iS e0 Aeourse ofTssAQasjn Oriental painting. Japan
 Work, inlay ng of Ebony and lvory.
 Hamburg Work, and wax flowers, each. 10 Cd No charge tor embroidery and ornamental
 needle work.
 Board. washing. ilghts. fuel, use Of bedding,
 &e., per month, m no
 Payments quarterly, in advance; 10 dedueiien. for absence.
 Sessions commence lsi Sept. and let Feb. Pu. pi's rece'Ssd at any period. aLd ehasgsd from time a entrance n he amawi
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which will be sold for cash, as low as they can be bought in New Orleans.
 Country Physicians and dealers will find it their interest after having examined elsewhere to give Ine also, call.
 FPrescrptions carefully put up. Little Rock, July 1, 1851. 43-
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HNfs! HHts 7!
Little Rock Foundry.

CtAW AND CREST MILL GEARiNG-and all O other decriprions of Iron work, suitable foI such purposes furnished to order, at the above es tabishment at the cheapest rates-wauanted to be good and well adapted to the necessities cfthe peo- pie of this State. ROSW ELL btEbr.'
 July 9, 1851. 4o'
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UNDER THE CARE OF MRS. AND THE
 MISSES WOODS. ID USiNESS will be resumed ID VI list Scptem- D Der, when punctaal attendance of the Pu- pills is respectfully requested.
 The Board of Visitors 10 the above INSTITUTION, we'll satisfied from long personal observation, that its accomplished proprietors are highly competent to teach, in the most approved and successful man. ner, all the branches of thorough and finished Education. therefore, take great pleasure in re- commenting it 10 a continuance of that large and increasing patronage which it has enjoyed since its commencement.
 Board -of Visitors. Rt. Rev. G. W. FREEMAN, l.. GIBsoS, NJ D, Hon DANIEi. RiSGo, Capt PIKE,
 WM. H, FIELD, F W TRAPNALL, Esq, WM II SuTTox, E II ENGLISH, {" f THos W NEWTON, L E BARBER, Maj JAMES LAWSON, GEo c WATKINS, |" Gen s H HAMPSTEAD, JoHN II CREASE, st August 26, 1851. 5l
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Hoard of visitors.
WASHINGTON MALE SENINIRY.
Hampstead County, Arks. /

Hempstead County, AFks. HE second session of this inafitution, opened 1 thiSmorning, February llth, 1850 Rev C. P, TURHEsTISE, Superintendent and Pro. fsssof of Neral and Intellectual Phil0sophy, Belle-Letters, and Spanish Literature Rev. H. C. THwEATT, 4. Nj. Professor sf Grecan, Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMEs CRocKKR, A. Nj, Professor of Mathematics Students received in the Primary Department and instructed.
 Primary Department per session of 2l weeks, payable quarterly in advance, SIP % Preparatory Department, IG % Collegiate Course, 90 co Vocal and Instrumental N Music, Elements Of Musical Composition, (Extrs) , co Initiation Fee, co No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro. trscte6 illness
 All students charged from the time of their entry to the end of the session
 N. B.-The sons of all ministers who are en. gagged in the regular work of the min'stry. or of those who are superanuated or have died in the mialatry: will be educated free Of charge, BOARDING can be obtained in the best families, at from $6 to SA per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral aud intellectual training of all students committed to our charge,
 6. T. SANDERS Secretary.
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ROOfS 0Md Shoes. 11CASES Boots assorted; l Kip Brogans; 4 dog. Gents fine Calf Shoes; 2 GaiteFS: 12 " Lalies Shoes assorted; 8 Missds and childrens Shoes assorted; Case Boys Kip Bugans; (" Boots, &c., &c,, &c. Received per Phillip Pennywi,, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25, 29-tf.
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LUST received per s. D. sD ClsOnd Q fresh supply of pure and selected Drugs,
 Also fresh Congress We- fer, SeitSer Ape7IeRt,- Pertr fumeries, @e.
 Constantly on hand all popular Patent Medicines, Chemic0ls, Oils, Paints, Wfndoar Clues, Garden !Seeds, Wines < Liquors for Medical use. &c., all of
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 relief Indigestion Dyspepsia Jau ice, Liver Com piaint Consumption and debility, curing afte Naturcs method, by Natures own agent the Gastric Juee Ii is certain preventative 0 cholera keeps the and bowels In perfectly healthy condition.
 Half teaspoonul of this fluid, infused in water, will di gest dissolve five pounds o beef n about two hours OUt of the stomach.
 SCIENTIFIC EvIbENcR.-Baron Leibig iR his celebrated work animal chemistry, An artificial digestive fund the membrane Of the stomach of the calt in which various articles of food such meat and will be so ened changed and dgesed just in the they would he ia ihe human siomach.'
 Dr. Pereira in his famous treaties son food and Det,p published by Fowler Wells, New York; page B. the great fact, abd describes tue method oi preparation There few higher authorities than Dr. Pereira.
 Dr. Cobe in his valuable writing the "IbysioIogy Of Digestion observes that dminuton of the duo quantity of thc Gastric Juiee IS prominent and all prevailing ot Dyspeps; and Ee states that 'a distinguished professor of medicine tn London who severly afflicted with the complaint, finding thing else io M had recourse toe Gastric Juice obtained from e somsehs of living animals which proved compiety successful
 Dr. Graham, author of the famous work t'Vegetable Diet" says; h remarkable fact in hy sology, that the stomach of animals, macerated npars the fluid the property of dssovng various articles ol food aud of e fecting kind of artificial digestion Of them in wise diff erent from the natural digestive process.
 Dr. Smon's great work, s'The Chemistry Of Man, ffea BaBchard Philadelphia, l546 pp ;s1i ,, says Ihe dis covery of PepSin forms the chemical history of Digestion. From experiments know that food is dissolved rapidly artificial digestive uid prepared from Pepsin Is in the natural Gastric Juice itself Professor Dunglinson, of the Jefferson College, Phadel pha in his work "HumaD Physiology" devotes than fifty examination o this subject lie experiments with Dr. Beaumont the Gastric Juice, ob taned from the living human stomaeh and from animals well known. 'In all cases, he says digest0n occurred as perfectly in the artificial as in natural digestion. For further proof of the remarkable merits ot this dscove ", call at 72 MAGAZINE STREET and get descriptive sheet GRATIS. A. KENDALL k O.,
 General agent Southern states. For sale, wholesale reia in LiiIe Rock, at ;he New Drug Store, by -
 for the State Of Arkansas. July l, ls5i 43-Iy
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Christ Church school for Boys

Rev. A. F. FREEMAN, Rector.
 MILLER QuAiI, M. A. Principal. TTNHIS Institution will open on or about the lst \ September. Boys viii be prepared for college or for the business pursuits of hfe As the num- Der of pupils is limited, applications should be made immediately 10 the Rector.
 Aug. l9 1851. 50
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Arkansas Coffee House,

VTNGE Proprietor has on hand, aud is constantly \ receiving, the following
 Foreign and domestic Liquors;
 Wines and cordials of every description; Cigas;
 Tobacco;
 Fruits, &c. All of which are for sale at wholesale and retail prices Persons from the country wishing 10 Pur- chase, will please call and see my stock before pur- chasing elsewhere as intend 10 sell as low as any house in the city.
 MICHAEL TANTI. Little Rock, Jan. 2l, lsbl. 2o-ly GJ-The Arkadephia Sentinel will copy one year, and forw ard account to the subscriber, MT.
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OLIVER N CO.,, . VINE &. SPIRIT MERCHA I s, CORNER MAIN AND MARKHAM ST.
 ID 0Er.a

FIST Received fine assortment of choice J articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con Asting of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine: Catauba Wine Longworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Juice; Bran ,ly, Cognac; Brandy Cherries; London Gln; Mo- nongahela Whisky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout; Anisette. Naturd Syrup; Museat de Frontgnan; Marischano; Curacao; Mushroom Ca,snp; "of- ceStershire Sauce; Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab- sinthe; Preserves &c., &c.
 Littie Rock, April 22. 3S-tt.
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DR, LElDY'S SiRSAPiRILLA BLOOD PllLS
 Ahead of at Othersff


 The Envy of all Fsli MaMafAetarersIf DECAUSE they are safer, bstief snd more efi- A1 escious than any oihers; snd beeaase the pub lie wi ,aks notice of otsers tssg obtain them S0O, O,o0OO BOXES have been sold annually for e iast i've years.
 YOUNG AND oLD MALE AND FEMALE, can always take them with equal safety and without feAr
 IF PILLS BE NECESSARY for parsine and cleansing ths stomach and BoNss, and panihE e Bood and finds of the body take o,hsrsf other pls produce these eomhined effects, oT contain saf1aRaEila ia them Eas, Drink and Live Csasi, and pursue your usual occupation waslst taking e witoa fsaI of taking cold, during all kinds of weather
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wageFcd that genule eeFii6eaiesN fam Phys eans, clefgymen mebers ol CoBgEess, ad retetahe e xeus} be produced of theB ebcsey than other FORTY PILLS ARE IN \ BOX, and sold al 15 ecnia box with directions and much wholesome adsee sccomPa
 They have B0 taste unpleasant smell,
 Free from dast powder ef any kind
 io Ros gTiTe ihe stomach of bowsis,
 Produce sir klsess vomiting had feeingp,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
 And adapied t0 nest d3sesses comBun so mankind No having taken them l1 he willing afefwsTds ake any oibers because they wsl alays do Rood and they do not, theu 10 others vii. lar draxs,si chela and phssesn B years sKFsrecs PhaAeipha gfaudafe q the UnysEsay ot Fsaass saha medical 1f Philadelphia, htv Y0Fk, Boston, Baltimore, aud ass0eie and eoFFespond ig n4ebeF Of several medical asuiApas of LandDn and h giEbence nf greater eohfdsnes placed B bt ps thesF bena iAs pshrtes speetahe pbssc throughout he Uniiea etAlfs pFineipa Depot, Dr. leafyS Df<Psnsuy, No li5 Nofts Fourth st PhAdelpha @ssd WkaeEze and Eetsl hy ! ". Tapps, Liite Rncki R stessason San Bsfe seo- sists and siosskeepers is sAe uHissd states. ' lec2Dg0 -U
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL.
 Boarding and laI MhaaI Ear Yannr I.ai..

beaTaias sad Hay Mheel Fer feHRg Iadifs HE business ol this Seminary viii bp rsss.,.a \ the sth Sept. CD. V.l. whsn ncrcfnsI ,,s.. aAnee of 'ae Pupils is earnestly reQaessed.
 Ihss sassitnitcn, under the caye of Ma ,nA ,.. Misses WOOD, wish Assistsnf Tesehre. esE.r. every tael'iy Tor importing the avsntsers cS h,,A n"ished ea1easiea Possessing within thsns,vss ,k 2aaliheaioHs teS tke various krsRehes uki.h ,A.,. tave Praetised wiih perfect xseisfsetson th.y h v fefef te tlse gentlemen whose names are nns.sv.S
 Re fspits o' the Boarding School. h~.ng ro,. stsaily associated with thtm fe6ehess ree,,s. ,hs, aueni'ah 90 necessary 10 fosm And Fekns inc mas. Refs' sha produce habits ot order and Fesala1,tv essential 70 the fetmetton Of character FeellHg lhe importance of through krowl.d.. ot tne Freneh latgonge new indispensable i, ,,0l,, educ eaton, the Principals Wish fo tehaa, !, ss k - possible 1he iaRgasge ol the establishment TAs. propose admitting ihe Papiis who reside ia ,A, lan'sy ;o aitend the French classes, wi,hoa, ..,,. ehsIge. '~' sA"e
 The1oea'ion Of the c. of Little Roek is hs,t,r., Psessso'' ana accessible at a times, by stesnbos The system Of education, Assiduous,x un,.n.A ams ~ spefteci srpfeeiaon Of whatepeti is atteu.rt ed n developing the morai and neellpet,ni --emhTacHg thofcngh and ., sssma,r rou,,s ,s. the elementary to the highest branches pxans,AI, records os scholarship ahd deporsmsst are t,su..ii ted to Ps'ens, whilst every judicious incem,ntt to study Is afforded. '"
 fae sehoas is constantly under The sapervIs;on oI the Board oI Visitors. wko from time to t,ms sx. anne hs various classes. saa seroT, their soxtrss Terms of Tuition and lsears p.r .c,.a". .,
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NEW CLOTHING!!

nR. STEPHENS ASTRiNGENT SYRUP lV This has now become celebrated remedy for Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor- bus, Darrhea or Summer Complaints, pain or crampng in the stomach bowels, adapted to per- sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most suPe- rior preparation for children ever produced.
 Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for large ones.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT TERWORTH.
 L,l .'e Rock me, Sd, 1851. e1y.
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Stationary. Nc.

LUST received a large and beautiful selection sD of STATIONARY, comprising almost every thing in that line, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Nov. i, 1851. steamboat landing.
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Leather! gIeather!!

Y HAVE now on hand handsome lot of Leather, \ consisting of
 Sole Leai q. Upper Leather, and Buckskins tanned. For sale by A. J. HuTT,
 July 8, 1851. Main St.
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MmA @HN" LITTLE ROCK TO H0f SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.

scriber will runa
 DAILY LINE OF STAGES From Little Rock to Hot Springs, for the accommo- dalton of the travelling publlc-- To leave every other day, (except Sundays with the United States Mail,
 IN FOUR HORSE POST COACHES, at o'clock, A. M, ana arrive at Hot Springs, same day, at P. NJ.
 THE ACC0MM0D TION LINE. Four Horse Post Coaches. will leave Little Rock every intervening day. at the same hour in the morning, and arrve al Hot Springs next day, a: $, the evening.
 FARE: By either Line, s5Exha Baggage in Proportion The subscriber Is the contractor for The convey ance of the Gniied States Mails the routes iron Little Rock 70 Fort Smith, and from Little Rock 10 Washington. in Hempstead county via Hot Springs in Post Coaches, three times week O" Both these routes intersect with the Steam boat United States Mail Line from Memphis to Lit tie Rock.
 aJ- Stage Office at ths Anthony House
 PETER HANGER. Fab H. 23-ly.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. r. wfTTER. PnEripExr, Hon. H. Poindexier, Rev. Wm. MeeFes, Rev, L. P. Lively, Rev. B. P. Box, N. Jones, n. D, Mr. J. B. San defur, Mir. T. Williamson, Hon. j. D. Tfmble Rev. J, Custer, M. D.. Rev. j. J. Rober,s, c. B Miiehei, M D, Mir. W. v. Anerews, Mr.s1 Saunders, MT. II. w. Smith. 7-22-M
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NEW GOOna,

RECEIVED, last night, by sseamcrs Iea.r... and Emily. lsrye los of euoas; wh,cs. ,n addition to previous sniSslz, males the stock mn raney and staple Merchandise aow have oa hsna pahlie, and respectfully invite agi pevSons 4; try and town, to call and exasnine tic s.p..
 ,. huTT, M<sn ssrvs,.
 Little Rock, Mayts, 1881. Ss"
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Ladies, Shoes.

A SPLENDID assortment. just received per 1 steamer St. Francis, and for sale by
 A. J. HUTT. Aug. 5, 1881. as
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THE true Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice, prepared from Renneu or the stom- ach of the OK, after direc- tions given by Baron Lei big, the great physiological chemist, tyJ. <, Hougliton, M. D., No. II North Eighth
 street, Philadelphia, the on- ly immediate and peTIna-
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JOHN ND. "A MS, 0MMISSiON lNn FORWARDING MERCHANT.

JOHN M. ADAMS, COMMISSION lNn FORWARDING MERCHANT, BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. EEPS constantly on hand q large and general IN assortment Of Dry Coods, Clothing, H lard. ware, QReeaswarc, Hats and Caps, Boots aad shoes, saddiery, stationary, c Groceries, Produce, &c., &e.; ali of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct. I, 1s5G.-s-4-n TR0N--5000 lbs. as'd flat. sqr and round Iron \ 1000 best charcoal horse shoe SOAP-i0 boxes No. 1 brown;
 PAPER--i0 reams Envelope:
 P0RK-20 bbls. heavy Mess
 BACON--i6l0 lbs. clear sides r---a
 BAGGING-25 pieces heavy Kentucky. A(l half ,R0PE-46 cells
 TIWEE--I0 bales,
 Rec'dper "HanbuIE,s = and for sals, hy: June -4-l66i. WI h WAIT.
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For Dyspepsia.

Prepared from the fourth stomach ofthe OK,
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LiQsOrs end FtONr. TUsT received by steamer Hamburg; sb 25 Bbls Whiskey. 20 Half Bbls. do.
 Bbls. BoFbon Whiskey. 25 Bbls. Flour.
 Is Bbis. Potatoes. For sale cheap. by N. TANTI.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
 DRUG STORE.

BY J. ". TAPPE. LITTLE RocE, MAIN STREET BELOW MARKHAA.
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Liquors and Wines. z CASKS Brandy. sih proof, O :" Madeira Wine; Port Wine; a Baskets Champagne Wine; consignment and for sale low.
 T. D. MERRIcK & co. Dsesmssr fs, 1850. I5
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Little Rock High school.

LrrrLr Rock, June g, 1881.