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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-19

Glass Term ending March 4, 1857.
Adams, Mississippi, JONES' Tennessee,
Bayard, Delaware, Mallory Florida
Bright, Indiana, Mason Virginia.
Brodhead, Pennsyl yania, Pratt Maryland,
Cass, Michigan, Rnsk, Texas,
Dodge, Wisconsin, sumner, Massachusetts,,
Fish, New York. Thomson, New Jersey,
Foot, Vermont, Toucey, Connecticut,
Geyer, Missouri, Wade, Ohio,
Hamin, Maine, Weller California.
James Rhode Island,
Glars 2.-Tsrm ending March 4, 1859.
Allen, Rhode Island, Hunter, Virginia,
Bell Tennessee, Jones, Iowa,
benjamin. Louisiana, Wilson, Massachusetts,,
Brown, Mississippi, Sebastian, Arkansas,
Clay, Alabama, Stuart, Michigan
Clayton, Delaware, Thompson, Kentucky,
Douglas, Illinois, Toombs, Georgia,
Evans, South Carolina, Wright, New Jersey,
Fessenden, Maine, Reid, North Carolina,
Houston, Texas Hale New Hampshire.
Ctass a. Term ending lKorch4, 1851.
Bell New Hampshire, Iverson, Georgia,
Biggs, North Carolina, johnson, Arkansas,
Butler, South Carolina, Pearce, MARYLAND,
Crttenden, Kentucky, Peugh Ohio,
Coamer, Vermont Seward, New York,
Durkee, Wisconsin, Sldel Louisiana,
Foster, Connecticut, Trumbul Illinois,
Harlan Iowa, Iulee, Florida
There FIVE vacancies in the Senate, the terms
Messrs Fitzpatrick of Alabama, Atchison of Missouri
Petit of Indiana, Cooper Of Pennsylvania, and Gwin
California having expired the 4th of March, 1866.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-19
UNITED STATES SENATE.

From time to time find in many of exchanges
statements in regard to the classification of the United
States Senate which calculated to msead the public
Subjoned give correct list of the members Of that
body the class which they belong and the vacancies
which have occurred through default of legislative
ton:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11

(1'm u. T.eKee, ate DrpSS't asi Ar,"Aeety.
w 40 q 3ih ward Wrsehs. t1V u; '"li his sai"s :
sircEia trade . J1hu H. T'TRn. aas elsd ''c'' s''.
ness iRtljsc scliY. ,
iha P1itlY or bis fr:esdS Ihi 'orref egS'OTe'' as
kE9wSd,es, an .a'rf.ty 80 clts or BIS aI
ctssof c0ptIaas d ~ tEPiT h1l SH"rs' aSsuia= kF
rgbie The b,siress Wil ss cnLdtceJHt iae Saas &c
ard 0r fsIa.e gods lEd asir IsfsGa4"Dr Ia g"'a d7
PI'tHeh'4, as be ei3O'e "a,
MkeSi. :. .AFri!!G, 1871. 'P''
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New Music Store.
stza oI the CFeeian Tr1gOuum, Ne. 100
Mafn Street,

]. FlCKlESON voald tesFecc:tsily an,
fE1Eel n0uace % tbs ciufEs o: whaling aad Vi.
T1U n 1cihity, thlt he eas iEst ofeoed 1ST arl
uftari violinceloa, FllsetS, FutEa FtFs, ACeorje,
Cua, Bllioa, lNd TinR0nEeS. Brlsa lHstrumEnn ihs
lsatTSeGoS books sor I'll ads Of lnstnrntsi inL ior
lUe or TIE Paao Guitar, Fnt. and vi0tta, also, the
l4HeSt SoE, Dvet, tt, AMI he VAR best S0Gan lHd
llBaA YiOIiR lRd Guitar StHESS.
CllTone0 RseJS TuEins T3ika, also Yiol lad GVitlr
screws, viOLn HnseT aRi Tail Boards.
R,,wI oC YO[inrslt0 aHI Yi0lin.
L. Ke:eT'S FgTuitnEe PUEaA, Sr IGaOTTtias TarnSheA
Fun itP Iuch u RInCa, CRbiEet, steam EOata an!
1e$cdPicna of Furniture. .-.., -
Also DC Sale hy tie Aeat for k!4oef, ttlbu1S P4HoP
ot ne fat SaI Gt4t mbu etags Ia tie CHEttd Sfs Srh
a Sunpa lnd CikS SrlEl lAd tqaIs PInOa 3. Dun'
S5Ei9 HaHkn aEd Alea's elA5fiIsl Eoaep Raa1g, &c.
4reat sdF tie 1ke df fCaIhatdt laa Ntedhama P2te4t
1etof5eos,, ,pl ,ntisd Of otnrsss.ra,srva pPd,d
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11
MAY II, 1855.
WHEELING.
No. / super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS "GUANO."

THIS Vluabte srH1sr has lees Baej foE tVera Ttar
iH EAshRI aud EteT Pait1 O EgIoPe, 1Ed neIt ~ Ev
lRO Aoa1 Tie kgacst rank P17a4? and TIE extent to
which u is S1ed llaoHe FIIBFrS. It0tGuoisGAN N tAlH
cnEry by lie InOGeIlbeH h11 SGea ETe TeCepl, b lAe
progress Il Aa9 Hpdt III tie estimation 4 TIE P1hls bas
FOt been nTlkeI o. SpcceSs tAia i9fpad ltsi ~
lhsl three years iEEetigioh o. It's HeTii, 10 WAGE
tim ,keTe Sa1 lsen very EaRy SerPBGd1 sIEehuRpt1
naIe by Ile bsoat Sttfnhe t3sHll!aIStS And VanpsS
ilCbS Conntses, &C., lidt 81 side PeWvlln Gu'R9, q
10 liz rPlrVe TalCe computed With The hittr ard IA Tos
iAstIccea FrsePres svea to the "SaPer PEolpa1s O
uHR,~ SrcA IeTOr,S - Ietuej will tkOrly BE Haceu
keCs tie pubic, 3bieh vii c00v:J mots IrtGTpaiiSp
tAal The su5strher t atzTcsed 70 0R!, IS tas manu-
aCllIGr, attEs Pre4ent EpmeAt
lScEeucl composition Is of that titafe 70 q oHs "
ord op aaI ao5TiShneat 70 sl9Tt5 Of al desc
rs Ss4iS Sess Gshej OF Gfouai "Eq1'is tEe smf:e!
waich IS mlrGTe ~ lis tIy well tu9wc aEd 1FCtee
NEca are lrco1PCsed IS the addition Of oaG FAh tEsif
aeight VI SGPhuG Aed, TO Whleh Is idsed dGe PrOPo
,ieG Of GGaEn l Sa.phjt o. Aoinqal1 iEs hsr y obe
~ the most eient iEeal IN the S4St PEr1Taa
ltt1 tlSy baHded beiR1 10 perfect PoTis u WI! ee
tund sUtikle 10 aa soils, warranted pete lad GepUia'
a UreH At TS;adtI 20 b OId t4 stSe0US lI acre re
3reteGtsl
Pamphsn sill y oruirisi sp7lie1:ioa - The sub
e eIiheI Gti his ssatS, WkFd auFs are Is "tt""@
NesSTS, NcG a'lef x sons, EIe r1phd, Va
DO RnVeii, H1ftd! d 70. Pee IiAGFG Va.
Do RIF11I & feC'e1n, Sorn!S Va.
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Z. +, pE BURG.
ASrieuiarl!CseI
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SACHklOR,
TnahrnInne.na Lianfd fftt,.

IasIat4ae,nI Liquid Hti' Dye.
T1o tA0ae wishing hair dye that 19y BE- dtpenteh q.
oR We can enteTfJliy IecomMend tSe above; ~ he4t
GFel:y Teereuee can Be Gyea a1 70 - luFenorI oES
10 N thA Hind row In gse F0F sale, Wholesale
III ysiaIkT TIL. LOGAN & Co.,
a.s,5i Sn!s lS"atI ia tbiS eitE.
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Take Notice.

WR dosk think I, rrcessary 10 Hvi's Dir friends to set
lie or Az ,aJih a i30ut the reed :" auueE Liking
Fr,a'ei itsy vii ll ~, sr, AMI ccrsE'e n dre uu:
we Wtsh 10 iBtot Saenl AGTeysf' tAat al EsLt9Rnii
"a 10 As made ksfeiGT ViIa ~ 10 eyEry VI TIo'a' In
Rrsd Of tRelEe u1nfh4-SaY the Ist JAR and ~ !hIrT
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naH1Y tMPoRTANT.

I44NE4U 441N4 2 " H@t."' = >,
NELSON'S Pfehiig Chinese LmirIl Wl's'Gs Fluid,
n ne ,IcIes: approve ent yet d!scoJrrsl tor taTil.
hor ED EN- ease ia ShiBS COthiRs lad House Cisia
sg Lucas and Cot;0ns washed ~ thIi Fluid viii he
Wsiter ard soEeG han Iaaa u be4ehed CO TIE JIan,-
WIRG1StEv MOI 20 Ioiure "a! hbnG. Every lady nay
sstSIJ aerlelf on tli Poa hy SaGiRsa Ped OF IotOr
Sr ieniu tue FLUID, iSu s,tssSth, Nr 81 aoura WAch
viIeeAhy AhoW that It must be PultY 5i'ms1s, WEsp
IiTiai wins E1IOHl Of water 10 hlf pint OF dul
Tbe Cbiu4s w1sh AS Fluid Is worth tATes TINES TIE
siGEs aiIseEs which viii hpY enough or large aauly
;TzshinI, v aich can 6e done IL ) OF EOUTS.
Manufactured tad sod by tde ~ 5e Der, WAO haSlA
IL puIeh1seI tie riGht for ohIO e0unyt, VI.
Jas. AELtoR,
Iusa SO. q, Union 81. WLeFiI.s, Va.
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Read! Read!! Read.!!

head! R6auW htau'.'
nESIKlSG 10 iedEe Stce6 RS soT li fossi5's' 'e
u iuie oPeaisy Cu, Ssy Gv0I,, V. a., w!iaG!- in7
U4lrg lSrG. il, -. ca Dress GGo!' a. sosi L5ir'
wIA.irs Tvp rhIg hl'e:e deLaa. 9t Fnls.lge AZ
can Sly Oue from u on 1e ;efEts stated above.
II YOU want 10 iry IGs LOErat7 Ol VGi tINstHteHeA
el and see a.
,s44o SrNAlR Il iIERYEH.
SI Ls4 b'lex mustard 'ssl, iaat rcTeIvtL oy 49,
D ESQ NN !. ,HH' FRnNG.
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Notice

CAPS.
DECEIVED tsIi day, tas best Assortment Of Gta.'
Il yo.ra.s lrl Ca.l sn'l Gotta eIrs, ever oro0si! -
IN, et.- hsyi: Ee4H ssttt S'tA great care i4 lfda
st-Ie 4Cd aaatty T4sg eampiisr 10 eaitaS o.to%s;-
6tap ,1n oieIl, oar AID whI'e Sea!a n'lr etAn ''
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Uaguerreotypes,


1TESSRs. B.ANER Il TURTON, Asvirg t,Sen the
III RrOas ornerly meu i.A by Nj l.. TlrbeI is D1'
sueTean ul VGT cor o. Ein aud b!Jie s. seS, Ceh
re Wkerir. beg saSe 10 "!ct; lhaie u P4trOulEe
ION bis mas. add ae pubic 1tu;e
Tbsy uESaul rule Dt 10 iet laJ PICTURES 20 oct ant
vat are salts lstnI!. aud ~ l4eAscHtfI
GJI ard SILVER P.Ii1. GIsegied aeii'y
III Tiers .st lie OF Ign FaMiirs will se 1uerded 70
hV J. Tdttot & Brother m-:l'Jn
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
BsFThe Cincinnati Enquirer. in a

b1~The Cincinnati Enquirer, in as infamous an article as ever was written, says, in regard to the riots in this city, that "even helpless women and children were butchered by the Americans. ."- We do not know whether this atrocious taIsehood was or was not made by the Enquirer upon the authority of the Sag Nicht papers in this city, for we have not read quarter of what they have published on the subject; but 1t is vile ly false. Only one boy was butchered, an American child of ten or eleven years, and he aOas butchered 6y for- eignerS. A solitary woman was found burned in one of Quinn's houses, from which such a deadly fire had been open ed upon the Americans, but nobody, So far as we are informed, knew why She was there or whether she was alive or corpse when the fire was kindled. Those who set fire to the house or fort ress did not suspect that woman was there; she might, if alive, have walked out unharmed, as other women did; and, if the Americans had known that She was there, she would undoubtedly nave been saved, even without any agency of her own.
 Still we do not justify the burning even of thnca ho,coc +o,o eJ IOrts. The act was wrong, though not without palliation.-LouisviU Journal.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
Valuable Lands & Wood
 Yard Stand for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for saleon reasona- ble and accommodating terms, the place on which he is now living, Oh Island GG, Phillips county, Arkansas, about 50 miles below the town of Helena. In the whole tract there are about 200 acres, about 30 of which are cleared and in cultivation, with a good fence around it. There is @ comfortable dwelling house. allnecessary out-buildings, ,-anda large and most excellently paled in garden. This land fronts on the Mississippi river about one mile,-with good steamboat landing, at high or middle stage ofwater, and no caying banks, and it is estimated that there are about 30,- 900 cords ofuncut wood growing on the tract, the trees averaging about two and a halfcords each
 Any person desiring to make an investment in lands situated on the Mississippi river, par ticularly with a view of engaging in the wood business, will find this most eligible location. Title indisputable.
 For particulars apply at this office, orto the subscriber on the premises. in person, or ad- dress him at 66 P. O., Coahoma County Miss.
 Sept. 3, 1851. THOS. TUNSTALL,
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sN'O EECE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That on

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on ~ the 25th day of October, 1852, at the Land Office in Helena, Arkansas, I made ap- plication to locate, by virtue of Military Land Warrant No. 27,807, issued in favor of Ar thur Smith, and regularly assigned to me, the west half of the southwest quarter of sec tion twenty-two, in township five north, of range three east, containing eighty acres, which location was duly made as will fully appear by reference to the plats and records of said office, and also that the duplicate cer- tifcate of location was duly issued but never reachedme or came into my possession, having been lost on it's transmission to me at Wash ington City. Since which time, for value re- ceived, l have sold, transferred, and assigned the location of said Warrant to+Richard H. Hargraves, of Philips county, Arkansas, and that at the expiration of six weeks from the date of the first insertion hereof, shall make application to the Department at Washington to issue a Patent in the name of Richard H. Hargraves for the tract embraced in said cer- tiicate of location.
 THOMAS J. TAYLOR.
 July 2l, 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
For the Human System.

IFS application will prove it to be the bes Ointment in the world Penetrating, mild and healing; extracting pain in many cases, almost instantly, and restores healthy action to every part to which it is applied. Wounds or CUts Burns Frosted Parts, Scald Head, Old Sores. Ulcers, Boil8, Sore Breasts and Nipples, Darting Pains, in any part of the system, Salt Rheum, Scrofula. Ring Worm, Barbers' Itch, Bruises and all Swellngs, Blotches. and Fiery Eruptions of the Skin, Rheumatism. Sprains, Stiff Joints, Weakness in the Back, Side, or Loins, and Inflammation of all kinds are thoroughly cured with perfect safety and simplicity by this great Remedy.
 FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
 It is used with certain success in every case when faithfully applied-as Wounds, Galds, Cracked Heels Calous, Lameness. SpaviE, Spliut, Stiff Joints, Sand Cracks, Mange or Itch Nermin Of any kind, Farcy, Pole Evil, Scratches, Big Head, Swellings of every kind, Weakness in the Back, Caked Bag, Horn Distelnper, and all Weakness and In1amatory action.
 Read the following certificate from Caleb Watts:
 CHICAGo, Feb. IS, 1850. IR. W b. tARRkLL:-IAGfe Is ID dCU ol my life which does me more good than to cer- tify to the valuable effects of your Indian Black Ointment. have cured permanently, three large deep ulcers on my leg by n5ng one box of this Ointment had been atHict- ed with them for five years, andneycr had got any Ointment to do the least good until l used yours. l make this statement that others may have the benefit of this great Indian Remedy as well as myself.
 CALEB WATTS, State Street.
 The above medicine for sale in Helena, Ark, by L. Cage and ". A. Lindsley Bro.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
Plantation fox Sale.

CONTAINING six hundred and forty acres, V with about one hundred acres of open land under fence and in cultivation. This place has good Gin house, residence. negro cabins, sta bles and all necessary out-houses. For terms apply to T. 5; HANLY.
 Helena, Arkansas. March 31, 1855.
 Refer to Nevill, Locke & Co.,, Helena; Maj D. H. Threldkeld, Capt. H. Slaughter, North Creek Post-ofice, Phillips county. LUST received, TOO bushels of CORN y and 40 barrels of superfne FLOUR, and offered at tho lowest rates, for cash, by
 TAYLOR X BLISS. June 16, 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
The Louisville Riots.

We concluded yesterday the publi- cation of the most important afidayits in reference to the Louisville election riots. The testimony is now before the public, and 0s sure as He s1t7a shines in hedUen, there is but one conclusion that can be drawn from it, and that is, that foreigners and uaturalized citizens are wholly and solely responsible for the commencement of those riots.- Any one that takes different view of it, does so in the face of established truth, and must be so blinded by party spirit as to be unable to appreciate the whole drift of the testimony. For, it is proved, l, That the foreigners were armed and preparing for a riot before the election and on the morning of the election, and that the Americans WERE NOT. 2. That there were no ri- ots around the polls, but that they oc- cured in localities at a distance from the polls. 3. That there were a suf- hclent number of polls opened to have boiled treble the vote of the city, and that no obstruction was offered to the exercise of the right of suffrage by any naturalized citizen. 3. That the for eigners and foreign born citizens struck the first blow, and shed the first blood, and took the first lives that were taken, in these deplorable riots, both in the list and in the 8th Wards. }. That being armed before and on the morning of the election, the for eigners got drunk and, without provo cation, mobbed and shot down peace able and unofending Americans, who were unarmed and not anticipating an out break. 6. That the foreigners were melted to make preparations for a collision by the Pierce Anti-Ameri- can press of Louisville before the cleo tion; that they were called to arms by native Anti-Americans on the day of the election; and that they have been since upheld and defended in their bloody proceedings by the same presses and native s-sleuth- hounds of party-who prefer corrupt political organization to their native country and its glorious Constitution.
 Memphis Egg. s Eng.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the V undersigned has taken out Letters of Ad- ministration de bonis non, with the Will upon the Estate of Martin B. Loomis, from the office of the Clerk of the Probate Court of Phillips county, Arkan- sas, bearing date the 10th day of August, A. D. 1855, and all persons who have claims against said Estate are hereby notified, to ex- hibit the same to said Administrator de boniS non, properly authenticated, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be preciuded from any benefit in said Estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of said Letters, they will be forever barred and precluded from any ben eft in said Estate.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are here by notified to come forward and make imme- date settlement.
 SAMUEL BELL,
 Administrator de bonis non of the Estate
 of Martin B. Loomis, decd. Auoust IS 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
J. G. Foster,

Front Roac, Helena, Arkansas, WOULD inform the citizens Of Helena and W adjoining counties, that he is con- stantly receiving supplies of fresh Family Groceries which he will sell cheap for CASH. Call and see me, as am determined to hold out great inducements to purchasers.
 April IA. J. c. FOSTER.
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ND "a. NE ER @

31 5, B Locust Street, St. Locus. To., PRESS DEPOT SHARK ALLEY, GALL the attention of Printers and Pub- Y fishers to their establishment, where will be found every variety of Type Paper, Ink, Printing Presses. Rule, Bmdcrs, Flowers. and every other article used in a Printing Office.
 A. P. L. < Go. have lately made additions to their former assortment of Book and News paper Type, Of matrices imported from Scot land, and have now a complete series. Also new series Jf German Faces.
 They are also the authorized agents of the principal Type Foundrics in the United States, and are prepared to fill orders selected from any specimen at Eastern prices.
 They keep always on hand large supply of News and Book Printing Paper, also Cap, Letter, Colorcd and Mauilla Papers, Cards, and Card Boards, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
 Orders for Stereotvping and Engraving will be promptly executed.
 Editors or Printers wishing to establish a NN-77-l.ap,f ol 5ob Printing Ofiicc will be furnished with an estimate in detail for the same by stating the size of the paper or the particular style and quantity of work to be executed.
 WooD TYPE.-A large assortment always on hand.
 bs9~OId Type taken in exchange for new at nine cents per pound.
 N. B. Sorts supplied to all fonts cast at this establishment at specimen prices.
 June 2 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
Bakery and Confectionery

I AM now prepared to furnish Candy, fine A Cake of every description at any and all times. l will furnish Candy at the lowest wholesale prices to the merchants of Helena and the surrounding country. l have fitted up my shop and am now ready to fill all orders.
 l have employed Q Conlectioner for the pur- pose of attending strictly to that part of the business, and hope that I will receive lib- .eral share of patronage from the public SBread and crackers always on hand. I will keep on hand Butter. Eggs, dried Beef, and family Flour by the retail.
 l will attend to furnishing Balls. Parties, Weddings, &c. now ask a call from the ladies: can furnish good material for orna- menting cake. 1 am on Rightor street. oppo- site the old State Land Office, ready and will ing to wait on all and everybody for the cash. Beer, Lemonade, Mineral Waters and Ice will be kept through the summer.
 now tender my sincere thanks for the Iib eral patronage that has been bestowed upon me for the last two years, and hope by strict to business to receive a more liberal share. Respectfully,
 WM. T. LAND.
 April IA, 1855
 BSSg~Fine Cigars and Chewing Tobacco; Snuff and Smoking Tobacco; Pipes with long and short stems.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25

SPECIAL NOTICE.-In another column will be found the advertisements of the cele- brated and popular medicines of Dr. w. B. FARRELL, proprietor and wholesale dealer in the celebrated Arabian Liniment, Indian Ointment Family Pills and Tonic Vermifuge.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25

esa@ There are now in Georgia be- tween fifty and sixty cotton factories, conducted in the most skilful and suc- cessful manner, with all the appliances n the way of machinery that can be found in the same kind of establish Ments in New England.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
August 9, 1855.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
 | tween the undersigned, has been dissolv- ed by mutual consent. The business of the late firm will hereafter be carried on by j.. G.. Foster. FOSTER & HALTER,
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
TlO Dentists,

WE are agents for Jones, White < McCur- " dy and keep constantly on hand full assortment of articles used by the Profession, including full sets of instruments.
 r. H. CLARK < o.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
OWs' ED0e ssea've0n Gallery.
w. H. DESHONG Artist.

" LI' v, -AI 0II7V' Having built a suit of rooms for this express purpose, and procured, regardless of cost, a full assortment of the best instruments, with all the improvements in the art, we are pre- pared to take portraits, which, for correct like ness, fine tone, clear outline, and durability, cannot be surpassed. A large stock oI Da- guerrean goods always on hand, and instruc- tion given in the art.
 Ell. CLARK < co. Dnn QA l IQS1
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
DR. w. B. FARRELL'S
 CELEBRATED ORIGINAL Arabian Liziznent, E8tuJH8hed ln 1914.

The Genuine can always be known by the
 name, Dr. ". 3. FaTTelPs -Arabian Lin1-
 mcnt All other Liniments by this name,
 are Counterfcits.
 THE ARABIAN LINIMENT is used up- I on the Human System, with unbounded success, in Rheumatism, Gout, Palsey, Pain and Weakness in the Back, Spinal diseases, Swelling, Sprains, Bruises, Sore feet, Sore hands Corns, Warts, Mumps, Frosted Parts, swellcd Neck, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Head ache, Burns and ScaIds, Wounds, Fresh cuts. Snake Bites, and many cutaneous diseases, Contracted Cords, Stiff Joints and Neck, Neuralgia Tooth-ache Ear-Ache. Pain in the Head, Breast and Side, Sore lips, BiIes, Tumors, Wens, SwelIed and Painful Breast. of Females, or reGeyencarly all nervous or in- Aamatory diseases. It is adapted to all Con- stitutjons, lsa Blessing to the Afflicted, Will render perfect satisfaction in all cases.
 FIO3' EzOrScS 02ad Cattle,
 The Arabian Liniment will cure Sprains, Bruises, Wndgalls, Swolings, GaIds, Cuts, Wounds, Scratches, Sweeney, Founder. and Poll Evil, Cholic Bolts, and all Infamations.
 For sale in Helena, Ark, by L. Cage, and ". 4. Lindsey & Brother.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
Gnorapinq

plain and ornamental, to suit all tastes. Also Seals for Lodges, Courts and Corporations, engraved at short notice.
 We can furnish members of the Fraternity with KEYS, MEDALS and MARKS, in any style. Also Lodges with Jewels, &c., &c.
 F. II. CLARK x CO.,, No. 1 Clark's Marble Block, Memphis. F. H. CLARK,
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Dr. w. R. DICKSON.

pRESPECTFULLY tenders his profes- Ae sional services to the citizens of Phillips county.
 Office at Mrs. L. NJ. IIicks'-Planter's Township, F miles west of Helena, on the Spring Creek Road.
 ADril 2I IS55
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Dr. ". 3, FarrelFs Tonic Yer
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INFORMS cannot exist when this remedy is " faithfully used. See directions on each bottle
 For sale by L. Cage and Lindsley < Bro', Helena. Ark.
 Juue Is. 1855.