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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10

a CARD Tho laio wellku0ul fra Of RICE 4 SMITH
klvi b. t0ly - b. mutual hy the retiring Of SIR.
\ - RCEnersrom, the undsrsruei vbO ali coutlnae Tho
bn tess ayas lrfe fof oppJr1alty 20 rdo 0y this
N say y v0gs per n ut 10 the ols..er
tst bo IL b. bali Of And his lac he feels
tie proIr-iy Of acknowledging with spprfcisJn his
oLe slppCr the pubic bay Jrei then
through VI Upwari If ten yorrs bs while he
BIZ hacks for this contlnuet 3ncn Of tbr pub he
Is free admit hat reel ds - The chtra Of s
ard bosre VII ch has always -nod Oh anl
qused By any other the dc ipr0n in the
1hs undersigned IN conclusion hes solicit eoann
OF public mage and lylg MID sly his
heL2s hey VII n az lnt bis precisely
what hfs fore been namely TIE .IOhE = Is lind,
poHo which "a eIperepco n IS yers ia tho business
iId exfenare euers. akrs ia Europe arrat
him n king hOI rcef1nce ID liz exs't
which rbE he uureuux rd untl ng. % uto.ain tho cl
BctT position which bio store Drsys.
Be all sso I'd tLi The branch No 81 ssy
Of lfth will be cCnnuep IA perz lefcs0fIr for tbs
aoecm 3aon OF NE e,lents Jf hs. Vicinity and
lewsc ia f eLslf haf FL tha elry ant nence aded
iJ the arrive biz aud d. % rem Tor hat
esfebTtft Thy cf he public snail b. bones,Fy
FRANCIS +. SMITH.
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AIlsS HATNES begs respectfully 70 give notice
vi 4 her friend. nj BE pubc SCHOOL, No. 10
G-,r Grey Plrs E reopen IT. EsDAf, Sep enosr Is .
Ccllars be obtained al her residence o. ~ Ncsrs L
fpIe. Cas- NJ % Broadway, or A. kessrs Dore1les
Application. 10 tie admission q Purscan be made by Letter
.t6isssea % Mis- HAISEs 81 her residence.
Mr.. and Nine. NOEL BFRGIEP's BOARD
w ING sud DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. No. so
n az bers sen lS.i 70 hstsMi ard M.1e NOEL Der
GfER " MORN their f ,ds snd tbs pubic ycaersy
h- cir Ins'i uon will BE- reop-ned MONDAY lie til II
Sepeuber stage attached . The establishment f pupils
4 cRtSnce.
MRS. MACAULEY's DAY and BOARDING
az Lr i9T !es "a ccass sy se o.
tain a a. her residence MesEs. ROE, LOCKWOOD
SONS. No an Bsoad~ay.
MISS COLES BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL
wi for YOUNG LADIES, 9Rutsenss-, REOPESS sept j.
MIS-. COMEGYS FAMILY BOARDING and
vi DAY SCHOOL fir IL NC LADIES, No Is East Sit
St between IN and Msl'son-ay-, scoPen' sep i2'h
MISS BALLOWs SCHOOL for YOUNG
WI LADIES No. Ess- 2list vii b. reoroned cu THURS
DAY, the 10Th Of september.
PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRU5rENTs.-E s
RITCHIF of The late NJ Of ChsrnheIa. lthehie wa
APPARATUS. az the "ooms lately occupied b. themL
The facilities establishment have b. largely incr'aed
b. the sddiion OF the eci machine AMI Oh articles
made my premise under my ovn nspe clon
All descriptions Of spgarsus heretofore made Int With
prove, conjunction ami finish. and a I'D valuable IN
suneuts vii be made hose Of the big yer order Illustrating
researches In Physical Sci snt l0 class ~ poo
yer low priced anparatus iOr COfnmla Schools.
Every instrument will be personally examined and walTA cd
perecL
> z las siey visited Europe svsod himself Of a's
upruy omens snd has made 20 furnish he most
valuable Optcsl Astronomical snd Other tns'r-nen,S .
A Catalogue with full descfpt and hnely illustrated h
lew engrsyings san be seui per mai ON application
IS. RICHIE, No. SlS W'shingtl a-si., Boston
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It's under gn-d for The lest eSht,en years wosnewa
DeAsr ina u porter ofer' ot ale al 1oocs IN as inc, a.
lower uces mo Clsy, than spy ctber honse 70
NswYorE Pltlclph-. 4'her city sRj wi serS -
call express.
WATCHES, JENELRY &c,
70 al pare, q be United sfsi.s u charge All cSs
arrst,ed scgrcsos.ea. Odes BY l postpaid isitp3y
stiendodto.
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1--WE COPARTNEesHIP heretofore existing

tefg.en the subsclhers tim of RICE SMITH
istsrebt ois'oved Mr. r. F. SMITH sloae .u,borzsd 70
syn IN lQli stion 5sNUEs VI. NICE,
NeW-York. Aug .. 1886 FRANCIS L. SMITH
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ECONOMICAL FACTS for the PEOPLE

ECONOMICAL tAClS Tor The PEOPLE,
II One ..Ilon Of nv FOUSTAf2 OIL costa ain
uafp'r. oil nv FOUNTAIN OIL cots esntl
Cpe 81 AZ Bri.rrs Metal Paten: FOUNTAIN LAkFS
ccsfr 81 - ia d.. So eer:s
kshi ger u Oh VII 'arn, double r'eAs sssss
''''1' :7 ao 'i,is sT HOURS FOR ONE CENT
Nv LAMP ouce tiled ana trimmed, all BAN -
FfGHr TNENINGS OF 81 HOURS EACH
Without II 4. Shed or TRINA ssirS irnmease oeafo
usobe md removing g tic s,aeI oSectcns % ne sf,
Of On
Il vii Be apparent every who examine. tbs sase-
thar tbs Z
CHEAPEST AND BEST LISHT A FAMILY CAN USE
And eers nsei On r- tom smoke plesAnt eot1 %
re aate snd sue And nee on al taneer q IN eIp<oI
les every Knows that rel O8 exp del recon
nsuts ise brs luss tbs Ihg thar every ny rsqahes
Ths Lamp although euhoes Re principles 81 he Fench
Lamp i perfectly irqe "a 'sTuccn and
ushl- q DER peculiar ha . alnost
u1goshle sill the OIL rl Do N ablo. th9 hc1se.
Que a. Ion Oh Il buru tire aosrs lag VIZ
.e DAYS or Eve mouths and n5n expor and
r.r,oa Z Be f5unl thst to Is worth o. ca ~ barn
usny car collars worth Of bprnre Au, AMI Size
better ighf. 80, go,
~ '"'S NArriISw vANoERHCOF.
S,a - and 30 Sr-nkfcrt.sr. " ism NJ n@csrrex
If Sperm Lard, Whsle, Elephant And fcus AZ ON.
ERENCH and AMERICAN ZlNCs, Willie
Z Ian. PArENr DRYERS AID coLORS s,sra setred
a. MAsURY 4 ks. Va. l4i N'ileD- ne. Nes-York
DUNE ZINC PAIN s.
HENRY AIKEN 4 Co,
ASEyrs OF SEW-JERsEH ZINC COMPANY,
Ne Us Wfs1nst1n-sc., " T.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the C0part-
~ hip bsreofre existing under he hfm u AIN %
BROS. 4 CUANInGS Piano sore Aynnlc'uvIs 81 M no
81 oy feg York Is THIS Sch DAY Of August 1853 DiS-
SOLVs ~ mutual consent that r~ said bushes Will %
continued and 81 nl sslI,, sal lrp % lied b. " f.
W HAINE. lslsnedJ Y. J. HALVES,
v. W. "a MES I'D
New York August 9, l35h l.. 2. CUMMIlLs.
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Hfal rsrntf Tor Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A email FARM Of %
~ Il ground pessnfly snste5 L0ns Island about -
lies from Newly ok ~. said ann Is he North Turnpike
Road - head OF Great Neck sd halt mile from Cow Say
The Farm s IN high safe Or c sat1D and has On II NE
Hcuss Niih 81 he necessay Outbuidius For and
further par lrs sTpy 10 BAkEN WEEKS, No Pnest
COUNTRY SEAT and FARM for Sal Eat TAR
~ RYTOWN.-for sale A. Tarry ouu I iriscn River hsi
os6) County Scar and Form Containing IS Of tn~y
cuuvie3 Ind vi portion Of God. he House = n sJod
order 5H57 toy The purchiser can have e benefit of
he peseut crop; tsWe supped with nevcffsirs springs
uIon The PLACE; T. well stocked with All sn % the che est
Of Fruit 500 bGIels Of Apples Peas, Peaches and Pumbs
cen he Ether tbs Fall. In point Of health Is Of the
most delightful Tesdenoss Ia tn County twenty MINI &C. dis
fsnce ffcIn fhe DEPOT A. the "a about leaving 70
FLiore he gsc- viii be sold ares, bargain. Apply
BfNEDCTS COLT, corner Of Nassau and Pne-sts, Bank
[ nuObWfslth.
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l. Low ERsYILLE UNION SEMINARY.

RESTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES GA
ALFkED GREEN LEAF. A. e. Prineirs The aeGt surr j
>esen - tbs school commences hOND ~. Sept. iu
chs fe Of tie excellent c0s ~ tesc-srs furIg The
past sfl fvrry dssrabie fay here furnished ..Qur
rs inonr al A. accom- hed eu---n; ard e5-t
serfe vii he pae- D. s@-lring nj 1 ge1er
Tshonssr hitherto suoyed FoF circulars &c spry abose
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TppGrrncrebiy Noiifss

COpARTNERSHIP - The undersigned have
~ III. day sgsociste' under ls tim 81 E. JENNINGS
Z Co Tor tho pun ~ fralsicbg tho WHOLESALE sod
RETAIL CLOTHING BUS Mass, At The o. lSca on No III
Bryfdqay w. =. 4ENNfhDS,
H. y. ROBINSON
New York Aut ], lass Il. 8. Valentine.
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MRS. NFABSs FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Va POARDlSG AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUS5 Ia
HlEs q sId 81 Wfst lJsh-.t- blow 5-Gyl regpens
Thursfsy, serftmtsr6
. ~ a. AL b a. home . receive parents an E1as1s
wNo nay wish 20 center with hes ho1esy sepinb 3
Nj NE. CHEGARlHs DAY and BOARDING
4fl SCHOOL for YouSG LADIss.-Hms. CHE3ARAY
'psesi nior. The parent. and guardians Of her Pcp'
and ne rnee yenersT ths; the above Institution VIZ e
opeoed 90 THURSDAY, the 18th Of September, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10

IULGHUMsP PATENT JOlNTED ARM SELF.

l. SETTING CIRCULAR sAWMlLL.
Vorirr Model If this Machine il IN exhibition No. -
Cenfrs cnud 8oor where the undersigned Agent f0' a.
"a Of S'aie a. County hfs will take pleasure sho gin
any will call s mode 4 9perafon a ny line esEe
hours 10 may De- fund e. the Western Ioel Cont and'-st
J. H. HUTTON Agent.
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ITO LET-A neat TUo-story Attic and Base
Il HOUSE IN S4,h.., aoar 2sv. Reat 80 yeas
Inquire .; Nc. 10 NsIdez Isbe CT JAMES Barnett.
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DIKE ZINC PAINTS.-THE PASSAIC MY

DJRE ZINC PAlNIS.-IHE PASSAIC MN
1 ING AID MASUFACTrRING COMPANY a.vin, ~.
-uy erected extensive "oks r. Jersey I.ty f tie msu
scrsIs Dry White Zinc AM Nhi'e and Co0Eed BIC P.ia
are prepsred execute orders Their Wle nc y "a
Iy Of AHencsn nEfSeEre I'D eonoue. fiyorab
Etb he bes' susity Of French Fer on favorable aTr
II he Company. agents.
NAMING & soUIER, No. 81 cou..luas,.,..
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" npeh0r sas1 'or Machinery Burning annIros
perectly frC from works finely aud perfctly
ctoTy lsehin- AID VIII burn sq-a he beet sperm
AschanlcA szht, end other Tampa T. iss been -
arsey for tie 0ast eight ys.r3 and fgvurte OH With
agsst -eanshirs rAosds, nschueshops ferries &c. Be-
rss - % 20 sloua each W,rauted 1uiory rood.
returned a. he expense Of iC0buru or , A-elfB
JOIN ~. QUINCY No. = EVulisan..t. co-. Plst.
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II This aousreb u me Forest his been
sqrsed, viii be exhibited Er hcrt ime e. the CRYSTAL
rALACF previous departure fOI the CNtl Palace IS
5y3enhan Ina and Its hishi IVES SIS t - diameter feet,
nearly % feet 10 circumference. Zoe PAINTINGS STAT
GARY and collection other cudoties M
kioeo Doors open iom a. Il. uat p NJ. Admission =
children belt price.
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nDarrbes. 5rDrirp, 81
pEUUCkD PRICES WATCHES, JEW


lls % MERTON. SOllhEt LANDER Noj
Nc. ~ Flu. 0Irst., ~ Y.
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CEO. CHRIsTY a WOODS MINSTREL

j BkANCn ASSOC ALTON viii be given a. tn METRO
POLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, o.
Endsy evtuipF, Aug Ia. -
saesmers jaime. Csiopher and Oroan Wave leave foot
Jays daily, morning and evening See Advertisement FL
GSy afternoon A. foClOck.
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paiufs, Oils. SIase. &r.

4 MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
n FACTORY WI1LIAMsBURGH L. Are COW ors-
oiei % execute order. for ROUGH PLATE GLASS .do,
Q. FLOORS KY-LlGHTS, VAULT Ard DECK LIGHTS.
Prompt attention vii be gwen 0rdsr left leT elise
10. ~ 5so.i~aT, OK tieT Agent,
). z. PLATT, No % Mzray..l
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DKOAnWAY THEATER-E. a. MARSHALL,

NJ sole leAe..-THTS Cfdday) EVENING Aug 10, Will
D. acted IN . ihe Ballet Paatomime Of
THE ELOrEMENT; Or, A RETURS 10 TIIE VILLAGE,
Ecbolas.. .G4bol kavel Iheretua MILE c. Franck
MAGIC TkUNPET
With Transformations 1rCka ano Fireworks In which Ga
bFisl RGve pisys The Cl0Wl. Harlequin, Henry Wells
fi' Ess NoSes rnd fSrguette, 81 Family Circle and
~ 81 1ieI, % cen,si rIiyae Boxes. 80 and 80
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DAiNTS! PAINTS For Building Fence
50 + &C., c. porlsi wii;s Lead e. D. Zlc
ofs Fthe Boiled on - Is cets gallons OF i1F i~nc.s
Roof Ac o cents gallon. F1rshs n cT-ry 'ecs
No rs MCder-ane y 7. JOHN !. sMI Al. ARel,.
Southern shield., 1855-05-26


 Y ALL ABOUT KISSES. The editress of the Ladies' Repository, a new journal just stated ia Richmond. thus discourses upon this delectable pastime:
 Kisses are an acknowledged institu- tion. 1t IS as natural for Esfolkso to like them as 1t IS for water to run down hill, except when it is so cold that it freezes, and can't run at all. Kisses, like faces of philosophers, vary. Some are hot as coal fire, some sweet as hon. ey, some mild as milk, some tasteless as long-arawn soda. Stolen kisses are said to have more nutmeg and cream than othersorts. As to propos- cd kisses, they are not liked at all,- We have made 1t our business to inquire among our friends, and they agree with us, that astolen kiss is the most agree able-that is, if the theft is made by the right person. Talk of shyness and struggling; no wonder! when some bipeds approach, it is miraculous that ladies do not go into convulsions. We do not speak altogether from expcri- ence. but from what we have heard oth- CTS say. We have been kissed a few times, and as we are not very old, we hope to receive many more. {"
Southern shield., 1855-05-26

some he gave mortgages upon the high way the boundaries and descriptions being given in the usual style. He also drew mortgages upon the property of Bolton P. Banon, John Parrott, Sam Grammar, and others of our wealthy men who never hada dollar upon their estates All those he conveyed to his victims, who paid him their money, gave him his commission, and went away conf- dent in the security that held their funds. One great cause why he was enabled to continue his frauds so long undiscovered, IS the fact that nearly all of his sufferers are French, who do not understand our language, and who were ignorant of the legal procedure in such cases. Every day, so far, has brought to light some new act of his villainy.
 Of all our splendid rascals, Sanders has proved himself the chief. His new system of robbery is entitled to the first rank in the Patent Office of ras- cality, and old style forgers, such as Munroe Edwards was, must not hope for the distinguished reputation that is so richly merited by Sanders, Meiggs and Schuyler. Cor. of ~ Y. Mir- 2,0n,
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
Administrators Sale of Valu-
 able River Bottom Land.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN. That the ~ undersigned w. $. COATES. as Ad- ministrator, and Mrs. NANCY GAINES, Administratrix of the Estate of William w. Gaines, deceased, will proceed, on Monday, the 2Sth day of May,A. D. 1855. in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court, in and for the county of Phillips. in the State of Arkan- sas, made at the April term thereof, A. D.. 1855, to sell at the west door of the Court house, in Helena, at public vendue, to the highest bidder, OH a credit oftwelve and twen- ty-fom months, in equal payments. tract of two hundred and twenty acres of first rate land, lying in the Walnut Bend, near the Mississippi river in Phillips county, and be- ing a part of section number twenty-two, in two north of range five east, of the fifth prin- cipal meridian, and particularly described by metes and bounds in thedeed from E. E.P. Gaines and wife to w W. Gaines, and in said order of sale so made as above stated, the said land is ordered to be sold for the payment of debts allowed against said Estate.
 Sale within judicial hours.
 W. 5. COATES, Admn,
 NANCY GAINES, Adm X,
 of the Estate of W. W. Gaines.
 May ,, 1855.
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Administrators Sale of Lands
 for Distribution. /

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the AN undersigned RICHARD A. .BLOUNT, as Administrator of the estate of A. NJ. Blount, deceased, will proceed, on the first Monday in June, 1855, in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Phillips county, in the State of Arkansas, to sell, at the west door of the Court house, in Helena, the following descri- bed tract of land, lying and being situate in said county of Phillips, and described in the petition and order of sale as south half of the northeast quarter of section number twenty six, in township one south of Range three east of the fifth principal meridian, containing 80 acres.
 Said land will be sold for the purpose of making distribution among the heirs of said Estate. Sale within judicial hours, and due attendance given by me.
 R. A. BLOUNT, ' Administrator of the Estate of A. M.
 Blount May 5, 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
NEW DRUG STORE
 IN Fl E LEN A

 TlHE subscriber is now opening, in the new II buildings of J J. Jackson X Co.,, on Main street. first door below Bumpass, Clop- ton & Co.,, d most complete assortment of PURE DRUGS 9. MEDICINE, PAINTS,
 Oils, Vdrnishes, Putty, Dye-stufs, Per
 fumerg, Cigars, Iobacco, Fine
 Wines a,ad Braadies, Sc., and all articles usually kept in the Drug line, to which he would respectfully invite the att tention of the citizens of Phillips and adjoin- ing counties.
 His stock is the most complete one ever of feredfin this market, and he is determined to make 1t to the interest of physicians and plan ters, and especially cash buyers, to trade with him. Having been engaged in the Drug bus mess for fifteen years, those who buy of him can feel assured of getting prescriptions care fully compounded, and medicine carefully and faithfully put up.
 To the ladies of Helena and vicinity he would say, that his stock of
 PERF'UMERY AND FANCY SOAPS is the largest and best assorted in the place; and, moreover, can be bought from twenty five to fifty per cent. lower than any other house in Helena. l.. CAGE.
 April 26. 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
From the Baltimore Sun. MY NATIVE HOME.
JOSEPH MERREF1ELD.

T l IL I have trod the soil of Eneland
 And the merry fields of France, And on Scotland s heath clad mountain Have cast delighted glance!s l have wander'd mid the beauties
 Ofwild, romantic Wales, Mid thy crags and purple bill tops, And thy soft and sunny wales. And thou, down-trodden Erin
 Fair emerald of the sea- ' From Belfast to Killarney,
 My steps are traced on thee. And too in happy Belgium
 Where fields of golden grain Now gid the field of Waterloo,
 And hide its gory stain. I have mingled with each nation,
 I have worshipped at each shrine From Holyrood to Westminster,
 From Paris to the Rhine. Butnot in Britain's lordly isle,
 Or Erin's emerald mountains, On happy Belgium's peaceful plains, In France, at Versailles fountains, ,- Have forgot that other land
 Fair freedoms home on earth! That opes its arms to the oppressed, The land that gave me birth?  And wheresoe'er my lot be cast,
 Where'er my steps may roam, My heart will ever turn to thee,
 AMERICA my home!
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
Valuable Lands & Wood Yard Stand for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for saloon reasona- ble and accommodating terms, the place onI which he is now living, on Island 66, Phillips county. Arkansas, about 50 miles below the town of Helena. In the whole tract there are about 200 acres. about 30 of which alei cleared and in cultivation, with a good fence around it. There is a comfortable dwelling house, alineeessary out buildings, s,-anda large and most eyeellently paled in garden. This land fronts on the Mississippi river about one mile, with good steamboat landing, at higl or middle stage ofwater, andno caving banks, and it is estimated that there are about 3O- 900 cords ofuncut wood growing onthe tract the trees averaging about two anda half cords each.
 Any person desiring to make an investment in lands situated on the Mississippi river, par ticularly with 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 himat 66 P. O., Coahoma County Miss
 TH0S. TUNSTALL.
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
To Printers and Publishers.

 THE subscribers, Type Founders, Nos. 29, L 3l and B, Beelman street, near the Park, New York, beg to return their thanks for all past favors, and assure their friends and the printing public that they have added very many new and elegant fancy faces, and many other articles to their heretofore extensive col lection, all of which together with their new series of Scotch cut faces, from pearl to great primer, which have given such universal satis- faction for their durability and beauty, they are prepared to furnish on as reasonable terms fer cash or credit, as any other type founders iii the country. Everything required in print ing establishments from shooting stick to d mammoth press, furnished at the lowest man. ufacturing prices.
 JAS. CONNOR & SONS.
 Papers publishing the above four timesWil be entitled to their pay in type on purchasing four times the amount of their bill.
 Ta1Iv % I95A TF
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
Attention! Tax-Payers!

I HEREBY NOTIFY each and ev- cry person, indebted to me for Taxel for the year 1854, or other years, thai unless they come forward and pay the same by the 18th day of Februar! next, they may expect to find their lands or ether property leviedupona and advertised, for in order to pay up my revenue punetually, I must and will collect Therefore, come forvad and pay up your taxes and save costs. You have had notice and ample time to make preparation. This is not in- tended for the few, but for all.
 ARTHUR THOMPSON,
 Sheriff & Collector Phillips Co.
 January 18th, 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
C0-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.


 THE surviving partners of the late firm Baileys & Horror having associated with them JOHN N. WARE, and formed a Co-part- nership under the name and style of
 BAILEY, HORNOR & CO.,, would respectfully inform the public generally that they have purchased the entire stock of Goods belonging to the late firm, and intend to continue the business at the old stand on front street, where they will be happy to wait on all persons who may De pleased to favor them with q call. The customers of the late firm are assured that they will be treated as well, if not better, than heretofore, and Good. of every description will be sold as cheap both at wholesale and retail as they can be afforded in any southern market. It is no humbue when we say that we can and win sell Goods as low as they can be purchased in Memphi or elsewhere in the South. One of our part ners spends the most of his time East, and we are satisfied that he purchases Goods as cheap as the cheapest, consequently our facilities are snch as to enable us to fulfil this promise faithfully. We intend however, selling Goods at wholesale, to confine ourselves to cash business exclusively.
 1T. w. BAILEY,
 CHAS. w. BAILEY.
 J. s. HORNOR,
 JOHN N. WARE.
 T..u.JO I0sx tfh
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
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ID AINTER, Glazier and Paper hanger, takes l pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Helena and the surrounding country, that he is prepared to execute all kinds of Plain and Fancy Painting such as House, Sign and Or namental Painting, Glazing, Gliding, Bron- zing, Vanishing, Imitation of Wood, Marble or Stone, in neat. workman-like manner and i'll the most fashionable style, and at tht shortest notice. In town or country, hi charges shall be in proportion. From hi long experience in the above branches of hi business in New Orleans, Vicksburg, Nash vile and Huntsville, he cannot fail to giv, satisfaction to all those who may favor hin with their patronage. Small favors thankful ly received, and large ones in due proportion
 April 2l. 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-05-26
ECLIPSE ST.EBKzl.
 Helena, Arkansas.

TIE BEST ARRANGED STABLE, AND THE BEST
 KEPT STABLE IN THE STATE. Carriages and Horses ready to accommodate persons at all hours day or night. Expe- rienced gentlemen to wait OF the public.
 THE undersigned having opened a large and conveniently arranged Stable, corner o Ohio and Rightor streets, respectfully solicitS the patronage of the public, pledging himself to use all exertions to render satisfaction.
 Carriages, Buggies, and Saddle-horses tc hire at all times.
 Horses kept by the year, month, week, day or single feed.