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Professor HaskelI's q Q E c T RIG 0 1n

| A POSITIVE and speedy cure for Rheu. matism and Neuralgia, Deafness, Ervsipe. las, Serofula, Bronchitis, Tetter, Ringworm Scald Head, Nervous and Sick Headache cured in from 3 to 20 minutes. Corns Piles, Toothache, Chronic Stiff Joints | Sprains and Lameness, in man or beast; al kinds of Sores, Freckles and Humors Cramps and Cholic Pains of every descrip- tlon ceases instantaneously.
 Price, 50c; SA and ss2 per Bottle.
 1t is the only real Hair Invigorator that will make the hair grow when everything else fails; clean the head white and free from dandruf m ten minutes, and make it a shiny glossy jet.
 This wonderful Oil is perfectly harmless. No burning or blistering sensations as with other lotions and liniments. It is pleasant to take it. It conques fre-soothing or healing severe burn or scald in five minutes.
 This oil operates on the principles of cleo tricity. Thousands of miraculous cures have been performed by 1t all over the land. Use everything else, then give this Oil one trial and you will be convinced. Indigent persons, unable to purchase Q bottle, shall have it free. Friend, suffer no longer send for bottle of HaskelPs Electric Oil. Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot, No. 63 Pine street. Persons severo- ly afflicted with acute Rheumatism or Con- traction of tho Muscles, should try it, Electropean Bath. Be particular about the directions accompanying each bottle. No peddlers sell this medicine Only respecta- ole druggists and country merchants are agents, who have Q large Autograph and certificate signed by the proprietor.
 Beware of Counterfeits.
 Every bottle has "Professor Haskell,s Electric Oil," blown on the side and edges of the glass, and the envelope has his DOT trait and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
 Wholesale and Retail Depot, No. 63 Pine street, two doors from Fourth street, St. Louis.
 Druggists and Merchants supplied at Wholesale on liberal terms. Druggists and Merchants desiring supply of this popular and wonderful Remedy, by calling in person, or addressing by letter, Professor Haskell 63 Pine street, St. Louis, will have thelr orders promptly filled and forwarded.
 TERMS CASH-$4 %, $8 %, $l6 OOI per dozen. It is elegantly put up, securely packed, and varietty of Autographs. Fine Bills, &c.,, furnished gratuitously. Sendin your orders; you will find it cures and pays.
 Oct. 3l. 1857.
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COX TO YOUR IN INTEREST BEST FAIRBANKS IN R Y GOODS Ever Offered in Helena. he Cheap Dry Goods Store.
 KEPT BY
 D. H ERTZ
D H k E T 2

l mo
 I have Spoctfully inform the public tbo+ : stock otand large and well salact"I ct-''I Clothing, ole and Fancy Dry Goods Jewelry ants, Shoes, Hats. Toys fno ous to menmy other articles too miner %
 1 offer the
 prices and chr sale at astonisb;no lou, Helena markdhan ever offered in " tbo it is the interest," fatter myself tbat Store, and price9 buyer to call at ,P ,nr elsewhere; M sati.fioods, before goinS
 The following is, guarantied 7"S how extremely low as 8 specimen of Calicoes, fast colors. sell Goods: Ginghams, " '' ....8 cts per vd. Bleached Domcstics...... ' cts per pe yG G' Merinos, l yards wide,.,.6 cts per LJ Linen Handkaar.ccLLli chefs. - cf- onr y5 Cotton Stock;.Hig ..........,ets niGce, especially invite the ats a pair. Ladies, as I have a well selt of tho Ladies' Dress Goods. sock of
 Store on Ohio street, one of the Masonic Hall, at the sign ,ortb Dry Goods." [Helena, 4an
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REAh THIS NOTICE. OounCrymee & Fellow-Citizens

0ood lf you w"rs wIsh td" t02ako little money go ~ Rightor's D'y Goods. So' Gro',er,, come o,' 'J 2 Produce Store, on E,nt Row fFf9Ierg ffnengg a1sd amd there you can buy the, ,Iowin,r iavtelia, autI, ana great many others ttIDTiag articles and tion, 0ery cheap. Try Q ,od and GUS uSo 10 me men
 will will convince you that it m fact: f'0' ana l
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Now I have enumerated the leading arti1 cles of my business, want you to call on me and get my prices, and will convince you that the money panic which has just swept over our country has reduced the prices of goods.
 Twill continue to buy Beef Hides, Pel- tries, Eggs, Butter, Bee8wax, &c.
 March IS, 1858. N. RIGhTOR.
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It is now some thirtyfve years since Edward Everett was a member of the House; yet, of the "three'' hundred then in Congress with him, a single individual now occupies a seat at the capitol-General Houston, then Representative from Tennessee, now Q Senator from Texas.
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And would cali your attention to a largo stock of Bourbon, Monongahela and Rye Whisky, put up in 10 gall. Kegs, which l will sell to retailers so as they can make a fine profit. Call and see me.
 Jan. 30, 1858. II. c. RIGHTOR.
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THE RELIGIOUS REvIyALs.-It is stated that about 1000 persons have
 been converted in Cleveland, Ohio, within " m few weeks past, 600 in New Bedford, 300 or 400 iii Newburyport, Z,00o or 5000 in Newark and vicin- v
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Bs5 The New York Express says that only about one in ten of the pas sengers on the underground railroad, reported by the Abolitionist papers, are in reality fugitive slaves. Gun ming negroes, under the pretence, now thus travel about, with C free rides, " {" free board," and without work. If {" the underground , did the twentieth part of the real work it reports itself doing, Canada would be so full of ne- groes that there would be no room for the white men.
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A NEW TERRIToRY.-A resolution was introduced into the Wisconsin Legislature on Tuesday week, propos- ing to cede back to the General Gov ernment ali that part of the State ly- ing north of the third correction line, provided Michigan will cede back that part of her State north and west of Lake Michigan, for the purpose of forming new territory.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the late firm of MYRTLE & MOORE, either by note or ao- count, had better come forward and pay the same, or show good cause why they should not pay costs. D. 5. MCkENZIE,
 Trustee of Myrtle & Moore. Dec. 12, 1857.
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HORSEPOWER POETRY.

 Come; all ye good Phillipians, and all ye Hele- Come to the ECLIPSE STABLE; come, just come with
 all your nights Tis on the of the streets of Rightor and of The sign is very large and high, the letters very
 plain. 'Tis kept for livery, feed and sale, and owned by
 Moore Rice And you can get whate'er you want JUST AT THE
 LOWEST PRICE. And be it midnight morn or eve, you're always
 welcome there,- Tis the best Stable in the State and quite the best
 of fare. We've Oats and Corn-the sweetest uay-pure
 water close at hand,- A~ Our hostlers are experienced men,--no better in
 the land. And if you wish to take ride, you've but the
 word to say We'll furnish you fine TURNOUT, by hour, or
 week, or day. We keep all kinds of Carriages, the very best in
 town; And the best stock of horses, too-bay, chesnut.
 black and brown. We've hacks and buggies, too, to hire with horse
 by night or day; And just the same that others charge we'll ask of
 you to pay. And should you ride your horse in town, just give
 "EcLIPsE" a call, And if you do not wish him fed, we'll charge a dime, that's all. So tell the people everywhere, and sound 1t thro' the land THAT THE BEST STABLE IN THE STATE IS "ECLIPsE STABLE " STAND! Jan. '57. RICE & MOORE.
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R. V. DEGUINON'S
PATENT NON-EXPLOsEYE
SHINGLES.

THE undersigned would respectfully in- form the citizens of Helena, and Surround ing country, that he intends keeping con- stantly on hand a large supply of SHIN GILES, manufacturered by R. 2. Hale. who is said to be the best shingle manufac- turer in the State. Call and examine for yourselves.
 35OO on hand at present.
 March 13, 1858. N. s. TRICE.
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Hire of same half day ........,...... 50 Except in winter, when the ohf.::rge
 will be according to distance and
 condition of roads.)
 Hire of same at night, invariably.... % In 10 case will We suffer a team to be driven more than forty miles day. Every person hiring carriage for the shortest time, will be charge $2. Persons hiring carriages will not be suffered to transfer them to any other person or persons, as we shall consider every transfer new contract, and charge accordingly, and no one hiring a Carriage will be suffered to control it upon its return trip, and no passengers or bag gage to be added to the load after starting, without the consent of one of the proprietors. All persons hiring carriages from this stable will be bound for all expenses during the trip, going and returning.
 EEARsE RATES: Hire of Hearse to Helena Grave Yard 5 co Hire of do. beyond the corporation, 10 0L Hire of do. to exceed ten miles....... l5 0C Horses, Mules, Carriages and Bug gies taken for sale on commission.
 Vehicles kept in store at $2 per month.
 IMMIGRANTS & KINSEY.
 Helena, Jan. g, 1858. Propretors.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS. ,

OOUnIy QT FHlIHpS. In the Circuit Court of the county of Phil
 lips, on the Chancery side thereof. John 5. Brandon, administrator
 of the Estate of James w.
 Houston,
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Inst PeooiVe1.

Tn CASKS BACON, and 100 sacks of 4O fine seed Potatoes for sale, low for cash, by J. c. FOSTER.
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River News

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-River receding slow ly, and navigation resumed to St. Paul.
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N eW ~ harf-B0
 AT
 HELENA, ARKANSAS. U. s. MAII AGENCY BYJ, {, WkTg1J % g1.

BY ]. [. WkTs0N < C0.
 THE undersigned have just purchased, and have now at the Helena Wharf,
 A NEW $ COMMODIOUS WHARF-BOAT, which has been thoroughly reftted and flu nished expressly for the business, and is n the very best condition throughout, all its appointments aud belongings being com plete and perfect.
 The deck and hold, having storage room for
 1500 TONS OF FREIGHT, will be under the personal supervision of the Proprietors, assisted by competent and &C., commodatng clerks. No pains will be i spared to give satisfaction, and patrons may rely on order, punctuality, fidelity and dis patch, in all things, both great and small.
 The Propretors will keep constantly on hand complete and Well-selected stock of PRODJTt"F g. GROCERIES, which they will sell at the very lowest cash rate. They will act as general
 COMPASSION MERCHANTS, and give special attention to RECEIVING, FORWARDINGa and STORING FREIGHT, anu will make
 CASH ADVANCE.S at their usual moderate rates, as follows 2 per cent. on charges, and 10 per cent. on freight bills.
 Grateful for the patronage given them by the kind and generous Boatmen of our port and river, and to our citizens for their in fuence and favors, they solicit continuance of the same, and such additions as their in creased facilities and their merits will justify. They would refer also to the card of Col A. c. Robertson, who will keep
 FIRST CLASS HOTEL, in the best city style, in the Cabin, and will accommodate, in the most satisfactory man ner, all who may place themselves ln his charge. Remember the address,
 J. c. WATSON & CO.,,
 Jan. 23, 1858. Helene Whagf- boat.
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VISTA
 s T A B L E,
By IMMIGRANTS & KTNSEY CORNER RIGHTOR & OHIO STREETS,
 Helena, Ark.

THE Proprietors of the above we'll l-known establishment beg leave to return their thanks to regular and transient patrons for the liberal custom bestowed on them during the past year, and respectfully solicit con tinuance of their favors in the future.
 The rates of charges for the current year will be as follows:
 EaORSE RATES: Board of horse per week, if paid week
 ly, (if not paid weekly charged at
 daily rates, )........... ................. $4 50 Board of horse 24 hours. 1 40 Board of horse one night. 1 co Hire of horse and saddle per day.. % Hitching horse in the stable without
 ed........................... cts. to l % No horse hired at night, except in case of absolute necessity.
 Persons hiring horses will be held respon- sible for all damages, whether caused by accident or otherwise. No horse boarded by the month, except 1oc e
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Q 5a s s s M 4 Jz J 32 C G
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2Nelena 4rite-Gmtent
Groceries.

-NN~~(NN~O~ONAN~-~NON-~ CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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HACK RATES

Hire ofcarriage, horses and driver
 per day................................. 6 0C Hire of same half day .............. 3 5( Except in winter, when the chi.aarge
 will be according to distance and
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION Of William Field Of Proviicnce Isand
ayng M tho extension II laten gfautsa 10 him the 7 "
August 1874 r Improvement machines for rolling irreguIar
nSures pasrn, 6r fm ths expratoa said
PATENT which place te th day Of August 1915
ordered that hs sad petson h hesrd at the Patent Once
Monday, tho ID August ~ II O'clock and all
are notified sr ami show any they have Why said
utou ought 6e grsntpd
Pns 0Jang tbs extension required nc In lc Patent
Once their 0os specially birth In writing least twenty
say before the day hearing all testimony hed by eit party %
he hearing taken nnpasd m xepced
sncs win tho ruts q the cc whb viii be furnished sppA
lion.
ne testimony In The win be closed the 11d II July
daEfon relied testimony must bt hied
the ccc mnIug = that day the arguments,
any within isys thereafter.
Ordered notice he published In the Union Washing
ton, H. c. ioie Island week for three
successive nrt said publications. 10 be s least sixty
Jos. HtHr. ffs
CnmmisatOner Of Patents.
7 sEors papers please copy and send thr
"s 10 IN" Patent oe with consatnng shiS notice
Nay H-law3w
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
nsdem Worn by Kings Empes0es Naat Why,

R&ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
l 81 MAdsm svsr Worn ~ Kings o. EmpsTos whsaf ~hy
B-cass Il provided
cbsk sparkling tho eeh be those pearl tbs
bere o covering the hair be snarisd and shryeod
spBkled with gray Nature will lose
Prof wood. Hair Restorative, used
three times week will and permanently secure
the nrst is the celebrated pianist, Thalberg
sae Nsw York April 10, 1855.
DEAR express you the obligations lam under
time my rapidly becoming
the application Of Hair son recover
l7GH2 b be am, dear sir, yours, ruly,
a .Drych ar Gvyiedydct'',a
Wech Newspaper 0niec - Nsssaa street. April H. 1855
Prof. BOAR sir 6oma month six sccls ago re-
ssyd So q your ba % snd gave +. my s w H., wpV
tho hair It's original color but 10 her = well as
~ % ~ ,nns i. the ars, h.irs dsk brown a. he same
beaunx and hkenng tho hair strongly recommend the
= >a.15'ss0f NTs9' 7 7Ia 80 cHARIlS cARDEw.
rs al fgRp gsd3 Nsw YoHx, July rs, 1867.
Px o. j. wooD recommend your Hair Re
using your Hair Restorative my whskers which al
white, have gradually DARK asd nox feel conndsn
also has rce ali unpleasant itching,
sncng persons who pcrsfdrc freely. j. q KifBY
wooD About my hair ccnenssd falling on
rsncdIss oonmenced restorative In anu
ssy last Afsw applications fastened my har nly = began e
fuzzy restored to is original color, health and appear
ohesrfany rsconmsnssA is use v ALL j. d. Dx
CnsAoo, H., Nay l. 1857 ~ ara i' ias atliI9a'
The RESTORATIVE M pus ND
dium small holds half pu aud rctaih for dol
proportion than tc small rsa dollars per bo, the
holds qnart w css mere N proposso and rcs os ~
great New Railing ia Market
Ana soii Sy ali good Druggists Fancy coodA Dealers n
l8--63 d. 3 4 i 3
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TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section Of
IL tho 70 authorize h. President Of tho United
Sourps e s mixed Sooas 4 IL. eo,.h
q s s0as Ssrsr @ a. p % WIN ~ "
known The notice o dated 70 1855 he
hcreinansr designated, TO wiz: s., s,s ,trF ,-@s "a
tho commencing tho sixth day q
% ss n so~nn The
the habrcc mixed If tho sooah
Sioux nation Of lndisns VIZ 'ef sat ~ ar.sfr9
NosA eT As base iae oss ef eetA principe, eyidi
fractional township hundred and ssvon
The INDICATED townships
and one hundred twelve, Of range twelve.
Indicated in township hundred and eloven aud fc
townships hundred and twelve and one hundred and hr
he anocstsd hundred eleven and
that part o ownshp fractional
ship hundro aud ihriecn within The reserve
The uuoa,ed tracts in that part townships
hund and twelve within the above mentioned
serve Of range hftceh-. t taaR @igS
Al the land rAnaArrr commencing thsth day Of
for the disposal of the public lands situated within the
following named townships aud scsenal N inc late e
tson OF indiana. viz: eft saitta7
North cf the bose line u GJA prsncipa,
The une,,sd tracts in 'ha. par. one hundred
uocsed tracts that part Of townships one hundred and
and ten within tho above range
tracts sh.s part q township one ssndIsa and ssh,
and nine hundred and t<n of range eleven. t
,, Tho % rs .n na ns i
in township hundred and ven n range twelve
within the aforementioned reserve
o snsasra tracts In that par, .owashp
within The above n,ennsa a. ,ssr.s o. range M
xns s aSss ,Ss sor. range snsss
The oncrc Of the above be the days
.p and win proceed the order in in which ,h nsy s are
no sale @ r ~ E ss n % o. Sas uo Ne
afth heal W ~ IL
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Special Notice to subscribers.

faVmoni for snhcrpions mus be made invariably sdypee
the Will always be discontinued the
subscribed unless Viii given
y lsu their subscriptions areatHut xpirc. I sa
Rcmianees by
or thr publisher of
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Every psssn sscd W tho right Of enpDa 70 Of the
above previons d hc act cf Cougrs~
proved Nay 1885, required to establish the s sss.
Ton al e Register II The snd o snd make
peve1t ,eyrr After ~~lsg this BAtce and
bSSsr hr AAy apsrntr thc s sbRc sab a
the .us embracing claimed snch clstm win be
forfeited Tfok< A. tf-N I'm hS,a ri
Commissioner VI tls GENERAL Land once
Nav 10--Iawtds s.lsl ~ IIue&fans fttibiN
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FTNIIE LADIES' SHOE ST0RE.--Tades purchasing
Caters, Slippers shocr Il description, vii Rud tho
LANES sHoE sRE M ~ Market Space rcnnsyivasA
and NH ssrsss hr ne and cpleto in
attendance
kert., Isuiea, please vivc call. Hft. T. CLARK.
1uur We
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Hss .ss sAU sssasss oagss sdvssstsrlnents snae
YvfcFS e~N ~ paes N ordered
twscp wsss w - ssssd 81 for each
insertion amer hc hrs Adversss the daily 80
for Ntal
49, AoqguaU ps~A htf1 tsf~4 .-Atttaa ts,sss
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/ IANES j. DICKrNS, ATTORNEY-AT- LAW,
Patent Claim and General Agency Southeast Corner of
sNvsnth and - Dec 4t
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IrATIONAL NEpICAL COLLEGE.

CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL FOR
~ bcys Cambridge, Massachusetts timber tho charge
JsSa Dswvns, n ps~sos rAy*s m Harvard University
0scrfs II LAas
n 1s third Of his rcbu Will begin
Monday fS Boys from distance provided with board
f~~s $50 year Apply BY naa " tB
5s.f4.q4l. fstt ara l,fftl GHR0E LANE, M
May 11--dlm Cambridge, Massachusetts,
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AN ACT confirming locations of land warrants under
esea si! certain circumstances. ktaza aEi.
Be enacted by tie Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
Unasd Gcs Of imsyica Cbnyysu 0sseSblsd That IN all
in which locations have been made with bounty
land warrants lands which were subject to entry ut
private aie, but upon individual competition put
up to the highest bidder and the paid for IN cash.
such locations shall be- and they hereby, confirmed
if in all other respects regular, apd authority is hereby
given to issue patents accordingly ProcsA That such
confirmation shall only extend to existing prior to
the passage Of this act 49,, ~ ~. tEs 4 {ss q
Approved june 1858, " Is, s.fss.lsY IA se n y
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n MIS- UTY ~ Csxh1nh n mansorinl rwry MIunousl,
Collins, pAymg C0nxre~ 70 hi I,
<1asn htrsAsx Asa, and s>srAsMs Auasr river 10
AHA.