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ue.,,. xortm., gp,s5rs1. RAir'4o"r' Oct 49, IS

q
GkxTs-f have DELAYED entirely too long In
writing TO you In relation to the virtues Of umpOnu Tine.
ture fear even now that cannot give the Ancudworld
just ideR Of the good have derived from It's fr ~
ets have been great that inadequate 10 e
MAS attached with the chronic rheumatism its Eig-
nHnt ior al the eAEy age Of two spa h years and
my America, Rt which time Changed its form Into
gatheng had II this time attained my growth and never
expected to be well again. the disease came the ft
place. oI my bcinR mated from cld who lad white
swelling When my gathering FIRST did not isehsrg
less than one quart and continued trouble me every tine
took cold OF wash the least fatlgued my bodily feug
WAS reduced to the weakness Of Infancy. was nvs
very near the graves hip joint had been place ever
since the hrst attack At the age thirteen ny hands be.
came disiocated Ihese suerngs and the general debility
elt from the constant discharge Of my gatherings
often to thick tha1 should never be permitted TO know
how II clt to be free from pain and suffering ono
hour, until my body should hanged and ike unto
Christ' glorious body least Until shis have t
on Immortality"
had taken many medicines and received 30 little BEN
the 81 NOFdtNd L51tets external remedies
had hCro o. had been placed hy my frrhds under sorn
eI aS 9ss IN England and AL the relief OGuin
When trst heard Of HAnptOns Tineturr had not tho
70 its efficacy nt lhad friend aohnl
known Mr. Jarrett FlnmmeT sudeFingS we're Al the
worst and had WITNESSED IL wrought upnn him 20
please her eOnatnte try the TnctuTe and hn moi tu
Ken one bottle before began bepeeivl erctsy
3ou clerl felt like another person Through Inc
cnce OF this friend you becAe Acquainted with m case and
requested TO see me- you told me ny such peen
tar one that you would like IN ercls Of thu Tne1ure
uy Developed IN tt, and II desired take IT, you would
rcstntt 10 nue. Il II for The space Of Eve yCGr-bu( on
eighteen months have Plagse and IGVs lot etelysyts-
rtand much II most OF my lady TcouRit
nctS lhaEe hOalthful conipeaOn and ali nv friends
ray am getting quite rssty thing certain my ans
nIbis quite lare again az II before, ran trip
about home without crutrh F
oitsn wish my parents had known of this remedy when
was child, believe should have been saved Sr YeT.
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TEACHERS' ASsOCI.1l-TION. :

DRoF ROSS, OF Rethany, win address the Ohio coun,x
Teachers Association in the N. T. Church a Tradtl.
phia, on saturday Jan. 26tl, 10 A. N.
~ All are aYited TO attend
jn2l-IaW n JJaJ sTt,T, 90,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
w z. CLARE


al skaSssssTH
~, ontFs Tor sale his Hou and lot
setsv., Fast slae between onfoN and Union
anJ 10. iee 'front.' with good Brick INellihg 1lOe
twill be sold low and accommodating tEms and pos.
session given any time after Iii Of October. liz
~ ~ Enquire Of f4EEf tasf 8Ns 81 II
3 seHs .. ksZiNIsiERs
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s0Krz11se 4se 2, X Kz4 q zzs7g2c-qo

DISSOLUTI()N,
We rsrtpeFsh existing between the subscribers under
the hrn name Of TuohFS0E a. Patterson, ts lay dIs
solved BY mutual CONSENT The butIness viii Ne eohiietrd
bS JoHN THOMPSON who viii collect al debts due the Grp
and pay AL claIms against II. -
JOHN u. TIlOHfFsOS,
J. II. PATTERSON.
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3sHloNABlE Wedding, Visiting, Complimentary and
and Seal Press Certificate Stock aud Deposit RIs Of
Heads. Circulars, Show Cards Labels Desirninr and EnEra
wing on Wood and syeFyTatiey EngraSi1gnd Printing
san Orders by mail promptly attended, Terms res
s"! .as; Sa'iresst 5 i WNI.I y. DLSSELd-
yh<O:uaHotn = 1875 BrpadEay, cor. Dey ST., n Y.
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For Sale

VERY desirable building lots Centre wheeling on ren
dses ANDREW WHITE.
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). ALLEN. W. % 99aa str..t,

Dr. ALLES has arrangements by which he enabled to
serve persons from distance, Immediately on ARRIVAL
thereby saving expense
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For Rent. =
For Rent

IA lEampden st. ~ - lSs,+
Possession given let April. Enquire of
jnlS a5t t-r l4-sr n n. HARPER
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MONDAY, Jan Il.
Mr. Holiday introduced resolution inquir-
ing into the expedieaey Of establishing Bank
at Benwood, Marshall county, which was refer
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A7oUN BROILiEIf!S, a. YORK, PUBLISH
LaEt Saturday, Jntnary. l9th

Saturday, january l9th,
il "a. N ME- r. II.
BY Mrs, JCtIA C. DoER. Author of - FIra.iagdGte.n
, Is / vol. u mo. Price $l,@5...5aI
VIE many readers and admirers Of Faruingdale will
anticipate with pleasure Volume from the pen Of
caroline FhOnls (the ale plume formerly used by
Mrs DoRi' We can assure them they will not find "LAN-
EEEE one whit less charming than its predecessors We
eT praise. r
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7tI1IZkN0l3I ss7-l- M
Ma. EDrOR-Plrase announce Messrs z JACOB, JOHN
kSoFE, JNo. n. MATTHEWS, Z II. FITzHUGH and j.
NJ BIcKELl, candidates for city Council in the Third
Ward.
jnsS' MANY CITIZENS.
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Improved ArtinciaI Teeth.-

~ y ALIEN late Professor the Ohio College of Den
s9i surgery, invites attention highly improved
a oi constructing Artificial DcnIures, which combine
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Mr.. George presented a petition of citizens of
Tyler for an appropriation to build a bridge
across Middle Island Greek, on the Sistersyille
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ITEAr AMERIcA HAs LEARSED. may learn
more than one valuable lesson from this war,
ssys'the Now York Times. What have the most
powerful fleets the world has ever seen effected
upon the Baltic? Nothing stall Under the most
Snterprislns lsador known in the british navy,
they have not attempted q real attack upon any
ofthe we'll fortified harbors Of Russia. Nomore
convincing argument Of the protection afforded
by judiciOusiy planned, wsn constructed, aud
powerfully armed fcrti6ications need be sought
than this, and, it is hoped, viii have ito due eli.
feet with those who provide for the national de-
fence in placing our great hsrbors in state. Of
complete security.
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LEG1sLATURE.
SENATE.

-t1O%aDfAtS 81 &
BILLS PASSED.
The bill allowing additional compensation to
the Commissioners Of the Revenue, advocated
6y Mr.. johnson ayes, 81, noes none.
! "a bill to authorize the Glarksburg and Blu
chanan Turnpike Company to extend their road
ayes 50, noes none.
bill compensating Clerks of the County and
Corporation Courts for registering births, deaths
and marriagcs-ayes 80, noes none.
A billincoFpo the sOuthaB Branch Turn
pike Company
A bill amending an act concerning the juno
ton Valley Turnpike Company passed january
10, 1850
Abill authorizing Francis ". Boykin to con-
siruet wharf on James River, in the county of
( Isle of Wight
Billsito incorporate the Pioneer Mining and
Manufacturing Company, in Kanawha county,
aud the Franklin Mining and Manufacturing
Company.
a bill To incorporate the Rappahannock River
Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
A bill to enlarge the powers of the Common
Council of Petersburg, in relation to paving the
streets and taxing the costs thereof
y bill and an act concerning the salaries Of
certain officers of the General Assembly, &C.
ayes SO, noes none.
| Bills:upon their first reading were advanced a
stage.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, the Senate -ad-
FjoI1rned
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DaRADEr1 AccrDzS4-The Boone county,
(Ind Ledger states that three interesting young
ladies. on going to bed alta Mr. Hunts near North
Salem, Hendricks county, few evenings since,
took weasel Of live charcoal into their bedroom
aud % the next lnorniOg were all found dead
IoaD BRnUGuAM-Itis said this distinguish.
o. indiyidnal, lately, in playful mood wrote
tss following ePitaph on Himself:
ssaiieft, reader tirn your weeping sySs,
My fats sussttt moral tsSehsE,
fls- hsss "a Fsttss 10 soay=ile
Nv.sll ~ N4stslr SIs.tsafF ,lE sFeteheaE Is
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j. O. AcHEsoS, ESQ, requests to say that he de-
elnes the nomination fer Council from the Third Ward
jaD1T
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-rhere are other points than those mem
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New York Business Notfic1.ee.
oFrIcE 4aB5 BRoADw4Y, eNKw YoRk.

WdSDERErL ISrR0vENEST Is DESIIsrEY
We would inVitethe attenson OF readers to-day to
the advertisement of Dr. J. Allen so Bond street "
York Dr. Allen Is we'll and ayoraby known in the West
having been Tor number years Professor the Ohio Col
e OF Dental Surgery az Cincinnati where he acquired an
eHvialle reputation 81 = - 7fiel ..
abr Allen has devoted years Of arduous study and expert.
nehts in perecting his system Of continuous gums and has
his cherished plans =
The patent Of mr. Allen has been conceded by The dentists
o. eastern cities to far SurpaSs any other OF
similar character yet obtained jnai,dnwIt
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ESpowSEXr OF COLLEGES


ENJOYMENT OF COLLEGES,
The order of the day being the bill providing
for the permanent endowment of the colleges of
Virginia, was taken up.
Mr.. Preston had moved certain amendments
to the bill, and Mr.. Langitt had offered substi-
tute for the bill and amendments
Mr.. Preston addressed the House upon the
general merits of the proposition to endow the
colleges He traced the history of literary fluid
and showed that the endowment of colleges was
q part oft original design of the venerable
and yenerated authors Of the fund for the pur-
pose of education
When he concluded the amendments proposed
by him were adopted They made no material
alteration in the character of the bill.
The question being upon the substitute sub
mittedby Mr.. Langftt, that gentleman address
sed the House for some time III explanation and
support of it. ct differs from the original in
regard to the mode in which adds extended to
Bethany College, When Mr.. Langftt concIa-
ded
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, (as he said he
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often wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
WasS child as believe should have saved the excTu
eatnE pain have been NuleetedtO ssWias the eforn
y u1ut TO the grave, ans parents would
nor nave bern under such heavy doctors bile
ana ln sending me- as they did, r celebrated Springs in
taHiand IN search Of health. wish afflicted world
could see me- and hear the benefits have derived from this
q try 20 make All Acquainted With
Gentlemen, thousand ies Obliged 10 yob and van
are at liberty to use ms name and Casa 10 ~
lremaiH ours lnErattudv,
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Wheeling, January IN. 1885. jos
COMPREHENSIVE.
VIZ have iorniE co-partnershtp under the
lag the Forwarding and Produce Commission Business and
The T S Of sFoa aaSes o iH0rS sHsnaea 20
T Y n 6EFTITgs
Wheeling, January, 1885 j 5.,s -. jns
DUCRsKIN GLOVES. 5TT
TSf PAIRS real oil dressed bugkskin Gloves, The best
TO C00PERN
WE have 59xin store s24 bundles KEG HOOPS which
dSrOtf -. DoASR cowerLL
J 10 'P.4lPER HASEFACTTRERS.
DLEACnINC Powders. rltra Marine Aur superior POar
Soda, Screen Plates, Plates, Red Plates, Ron Bars
Knives, Rag eatsers furnished 70 orderea short
sgs L4MBDrN. GlIBERsox CO.
5llf 9Btss flouT lsztTa Falaly brandt
5000 bushels sheaed eorn.--sor sale by
dSss aoRDoei, MATTHEW'S + co.
ISDIGo eoppeFas, Alum. and utadderfor sale .
azs Sign OF the Red Morssr, s. Monroe Il. (;
NEW GOLDFISH.
1--WE drums large ase, jus: received and for sale by
I ARD Ollie bbls winter tFained, for sale by
- lns \. e. GOOD co.
loPAL YARNIsH-5SSls 10 j and 3 for 'aIs y
~ my A. 9. GOOD co.
y in0 4. c. G9oD co.
CtoAcH YARSIsH-l barrel for sale 81
y Ias a. GOOD co.
TERSIFuGES-Hobensack', FahnestOck's, Yuye's, Ne
ins = = a. c, GOOD co.
NTRIGHr'S PILLS. gross, genuine, for sale BY
w Ins 4. G. GOOD co.
NHERRT PECT0RAL-94 Ayers Cherry PeeToFaI for
y 30 ssie At FroPFiet0Fs PFessby coo1 -
9hS a. z. GooD co
+ lNSEEp oILr-ssSO Ealons for sale law b
NCT&EGs-hlfbhl No NutmeSs for sale BY
~ 1nt A c. GOOD / co.
fNLorES-s balea m store and for saIe By
y tns A. c. GOOD Z co.
f,lNNAHoS--So matsree'a and for sale by
- lns A. Q. GOOD Z co.
A YERs PILLs-s grOss q Ayers CarhaTte Pms,
ta9 . a. c. COOP co.
EIRD AusTARD-IbaFTs pure for saie By
- jug A g. GOOD co.
Nj CsrARD SEEDs51Ibs. White Mustard Seed, IA store
"a a ana ier sale low % - ~ & : -. -
RRrsHEsTcOth. Hair, aad Paint Brushes IN endiess
lng a C. GOOD co.
E..NTRA FAMILY FLOUR n
5.aS saRsFioE article for family u.e
fNEAs ARABIC, me lttiele, fcr saIebY z p
NJ NSfsI. 4RNSTRoS6,
!sls ~+s 80 Market strEet.
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WE large Room Monroe st., known AZ the Oy Read.
y ing Room; and being about to az urR SUITE ~
4sootns-I offer for business connection
With my residence Alao, several other suitablsior
Offices or other purposes lH.
THESE RoOns mostly large wen lighted with side and
sky lights, end supplied with gas and water. ils5s
A.7C. PARTRIDGE, H
~
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.

On motion Of Mr.. johnson, the Senate ad
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p TosTnE VJ1ERs oP ONO e0ESTY.
IFe'pec'ily announce myEef candidate the office
OF sheriR at the coming Spring election.
jnss g VT. sELBY
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WIN. a. BtrCuEI oIE,s nAIR DYI

GAINESVILLE, Nov. ls, 1855. nyss:sm
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tR Enron Please ssy that our standby, JACOB
AdIcK, Is candidate Street Commissioner His recon-
nnsRAailon been tried and not found au,tiug
ipeS s-vs THE PEOPLE. I
Southern shield., 1856-10-25

nounce it's eulogy and bury it out of sight.
 For more than thirty years the whole country acquiesced in it, and it had acquired a sacredness in public estimation which it was unwise to disturb. It had settled a dangerous controversy, which 1t was folly, nay it was madness to reopen. It's repeal, ,as Mir. Fillmore justly remarked in one of his speeches, was the Pandora's box, from which has issued all our present evils. As Mr. Fillmore was opposed, at the time, to its disturbance, he has not changed his opin- ion that its repeal was an act of folly. But we are quite sure we do not 1nisrepre- sent his sentiments when we say that he does not think 1t would be wise to attempt it's restoration, and that he desires no agitation having this object, either in Congress or out of 1t. He is too sagacious not to perceive ! that the question has become obsolete, and too wise to pour water around the root of a tree which was girdled two years ago, in the hope of again seeing it covered with foliage. Nothing now remains for the Territories but to see that by wise legislation, proper ly enforced, the people are protected in the enjoyment of peace, and ultimately in the right of determining the character of their own institutions, without intimidation by mobs and without interference from the States. The sooner this doctrine is acquies- ced in, the sooner will that quiet be restor- ed to the country, of which it is so greatly in need.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
f&H<A<AxG,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Fora square of 10 lines, first insertion, $1 00 For each subsequent insertion, 50
 Any number of lines under 10, counted as one square; over 10 and under 20, counted as two squares, and advertisements of greater length in like proportion.
 Liberal deductions will be made to those who advertise by the year.
 ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES: State, Legislativeor District offices, S10 co For County offices, } % For Township offices, 300
 Communications of a personal nature will be charged double price.
 Obituary notices, other than simple an nouncement of death, will be charged the usual advertising rates of s1 per square.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25

CHAPMAN TURNER, Watch Ma ker and Jeweler, Helena, Arkansas. Shop on Main street, opposite the post-ofice. Re- pairing of every description promptly at tended to. All work warranted.
 Sent 27 l656
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS HUGGING

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS HUGGING JOHN VAN BUREN TO THEIR BosoMs.- The N. o. DeHa is the only Buchan- an paper, South, that has had the manliness to denounce Breckinridge for the sentiments uttered by him at Tippecanoe, where he made speech in company with John Van Buren, For the DeH0'S excoriation of the suspicious gentleman, for what it terms suspicious state," see our columns to-day. The article is as just, as it is overwhelmingly bitter, and the bogus Democracy may well blush for it's Vice Presidential candidate, when he is so utterly exposed by journal ofhis oaCn party.
 But we should like to know what the DeH0 thinks of the following mo- tice of John Van Buen's speech, in the Louisville DemOcrat, a Buchanan paper published in slave State. Will not the Delta think that the Louisville Democrat is as unsound on the slavery question, as Mr. Breckinridge? Here is what the Democrat says of JohT Van Buren, on the occasion referred to, and we beg Southern Democrats Alabama Democrats - slave holding ] Democrats to 720te the loOrdS:
 "John Van Buren enchained a de. lighted audience, from stand No. ? and mingled his pungent argument with rich humor and versatile wit, un- til it seemed no point in the canvass remained for our opponents, not over whelmed by his masterly arguments and irresistible ridicule.'' ;
 We have before us the Louisville Democrat itself, containing those words. And it seems that John Var Buren's speech covered az the "points in the canvass" to the satisfaction oI the Democrat, The highest praise be- slowed on one of the ablest Freesoilers in the Union-on a man who, since the nomination of Buchanan, has de- fled any one to show word of retrac- tion of his sentiments on slavery, or his part-this man, the true son tC Martin Van Buren, the Freesoiler most loathed by the South, is pleased, ca ressed, beslaved with fulsome lauda- ton, by leading Democratic paper in a Southern slave holding State IT. What can the Delta say to that? M0nfgO217pTU MnlI
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
!. 5. NAIT. lGHNCY.
NEW WHARF -B0AT AT HELENA. WATSON & LANFORD, Props.

V'HE undersigned have now the pleasure \ of announcing to the people of Helena, Phillips county, steamboatmen, and the travelling public generally, that they have at length completed their large and commodi- ous Wharf boat, and are no ready for the reception of freight, either Receiving or Forwarding.
 It is their intention to do general Receiv- ing, Forwarding and Commission business, and will have on board at all times efficient business men for clerks, and the proprietors will devote their entire personal attention to the boat.
 GY7Freight received, stored and shipped, at the usual rates.
 IPersons can be accommodated with lodging on the boat.
 They respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
 WATSON 6 LANFORD. April ,, 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
%ONN<N~>NN~ONN Bglch Overheard.

After all the premature exultatlon of the democracy, Buchanan has lost his own State; or, if he has succeeded in carrying it, the victory is a sort of Pyrrhus affair, which they cannot af- ford to repeat. The party has prob ably spent millions of money in the desperate attempt to carry the Key stone State, and if they have succeed ed at all, the majority is so small that their victory is equivalent to a defeat. We repeat then that MT. Buchanan is overheard.
 He has been defeated in pitched battle, or if not defeated, he is not in condition to take the field again. We bid our friends be of good cheer. The Malakoff and the Redan did not fall before the first desperate lombard ment, but hey .feH meverthe1esS!- Push on the column then; keep the flag flying and remember that few more well directed blows will secure us glorious victory. In November we shall carry Pennsylvania by thousands. Mir. Buchanan is overheard, and if his friends have any regard for him they will withdraw him and let Fillmore and Fremont have fair fight.
 TT'oLoI,,a,o. TT/b,--
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1856. v 1857. Memphis and New Orleans
 PACKET LINE.

IN order to accommodate the public, the owners and masters of the Packets hereto fore in the trade between the two cities, have organized a Company to run Fri Weekly Line of Packets between MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS, under the name and style of tue Memphis and NeO Orleans Packet Company.
 The boats comprising the line are all of the first class, inferior to none in the West or South for speed, comfort and safety.
 Will leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at-2-e'clock.
 GgyParticular attention will be paid to Way Business.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
5. B. JAMESON, Civil Engineer and Surveyor,

OlYlt A41S9 4ALCCA SSAAA V LII NC Ol ,
 WILL attend to all business that may be entrusted to him, and pertaining to his profession, with promptness and dispatch. both for the State of Arkansas and Missis- sippi.
 Will also attend to the location, purchase and sale of swamp and government lands. on commission. I will furnish correct map of all lands that locate, and will give a full description of them, by which those who may entrust me with their business may be as well informed as if they had located the land themselves. will, if desired, for a small compensation, pay all taxes and as- sessments upon property left with me.
 I will further attend to conveyancing, and to the making of all kinds of Maps-Geo- graphical, Typographical, and Hydrograph- ical, and to the drawing of plats or plans and proGles.
 Office on Rightor street, doors east of U. s. Land Office, Helena, Arkansas.
 Address, J.B. HANSON, c. E.k
 March 8, 1856. Box 23, Helena, Ark.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25

B. (. BROWN, Attorney at Law, Ma rlon, Crittenden county, will practice in all the Courts of Eastern Arkansas and West Tennessee.
 Refer to Hon. Chas. w. Adams, Hanly < Alexander, Tappan & Hornor, and Henry A. Badham, Helena. IFeb. IT. '55.
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Common school Commissioner.

THE undersigned will hereafter be in Hel- ena every Wednesday (and any other time, if duly notifed) to attend to any business connected with the office of School Commis- sioner.
 March g, '56. T. s. N. KING.
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ALEXANDER & CAEBURNE, A

torneys and Counselors at Law, having this day entered into co-partnership in the pra,c- tice of their Profession, will attend all the Courts in the first Circuit in this State, and the various Courts in the western counties of Mississippi. Special attention paid to the collection of debts in any part of Arkansas.
 Jan. l. l85G
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VOLUME XVII.
NrnfEssilonaL CarNs.

 Dr. A. A. HORNOs, offers his pro- fessional services to the citizens of Helena and vicinity. G|Ofice corner of Main and Perry streets. Jan. 20, 1855.