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bait ss sr'I %s 81 VS. 81 = M y ss9s oas s as
eounty OHIO where he amid crowd
pa,
st.,c;, those wonderful rseeip" for Curling the Hair
A MoRRIs, at Main street, hs, received the fol.
as.ns w:.S Of the Tssd STATE, described and on.
'isss :ss .si,S Ss: Ssss's;
Ten Night in Bar Room wha's There BY rs Arthur
R.ptns. Hall Yearly .!,s, Of the Medical sei'nse ~
s.yns and Mining with
Mains aeso;aing 20 :np sA0d' by Frederick over
Ha.sasstoa ana r.ieu..ion BY DR. Joseph skod. ,o
The A%sI.%n 0Gss. sSd Series Of Design. psns and
SSaa s fT sS !: for Homes for the People, by
ny s. n Both o. I'll Us of the Life
k.S,ss &:a,on ~ IL. .a,so % HUBERT As. ns
*, n ten EaSisnS f "a % S. ll:.
Pl.nsrs Northern Bride, by Mrs Hsn voi,eo,h sisc pa.
Alone: by Marion Har.ni edition press, si2,
E: % CIR, s'"
aeb.s, Lssuyr., RiO, Jaw. and M.nnl. oOrse
r GS Re- s.a s's1 o'.. T s.ss
!! ( e.ss; sherry 1s M.a.fia .na Port Wine.
loo SSis 4 G G apd i HALIFAX Herring.
wit. sS, S s;; sss s
and the pub bic 70 aeeoHna.dstns ~:
.,s. q sy III TIaS
Wake thee Dearest by Cow din
Tell not In Mournfai Numbers; by Emerson
The PfGe "a Of 's y Hear Heart, q y Dresser
Geraldine; by Perpont.
PIECES NEWLY ARRANGED.
Hail Cournbia by 7 Beyer
The Butterfly Hunter; by Theodore Asteu
Luerea BorgiA; by James Bellak
Post Horn Polka; by T. Boyer
wener kreutIer Folks; by Y. Beyer
Hobby horse Polka: by Charles Grobe
La Marseilase; by +. Boyer. Al his Music Store
aui leo MAin street;
BACON, SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.-LandIng from steamer
ID Belyidere, for sale:
% hhds Clear and Bone sides and Shoulder,
10 bbis Hard and Soft Crushed Sugar
G. bags Rio aud LaguAyrs Coffee
bbS Lard
50 boxes Sperm and Adaman;ine Candles
10 bbs No Family Gross aerrngs al shad
hhds Canvassed Sugar Cared Hams
do Plain Hams.
aui5 JAS. WINSTON
UNIssOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo-p.rtaer.
REEVE this day dissolved by
the crm will please
the OF the arm Ia settlement Of the business
WA. Il. sEABRooK,
L. PAYsoN REEVE.
HSoPARTSERsIiIP.-MJ J. BLAIR having pureha.ei the
~ interest OF Mr. W. H. sEABRooK, OF the late frn SEA.
BKo0k REEVE has entered into partnership With M & P
the AohecSry and Drug business the old
Seabrook Reeve and hope by strict attention business
lit share Of the patronage oeeray extended the late hr
Z. PAYsoN REEVE,
JOHN L. BLAIR.
IN retiring RON busineIsI eheeGy confidently
commend the patrons and the public generally the arm
oil REEVE BLAIR.
iaT-u VIM n sEABRooK
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EVILS WEBB a. son oner for sale:
~ l6O hhds Porto Rico, part prime
100 New Orleans, a" h"
40 bbls oonss sugsr, "various qualities" SUGAR.
40 Oruthsd
80 4" Puvsrirsd
% half boxes Loaf
! S y, S ~. Si '5fs' nor'',r'.
$40 bags Rio
2iG tags LaguaJTa
80 bags stuarpa COFFEE.
30 pockets Java
"a bags Mocha
% PseEagei sunpoWdsr and BLACK Tea
NJ" Family Ro,
81 bblS Haekersi
~ kits 90
II bids Baron sides
20 uercss Rice; 600 kegs Nails
SlS sdss sole Leather, HyaHous qualIttssr
Sides Upper Leather
900 bushels Glove! seed
30 borss ldsm1ntins "varisns quslilIesrl
q. TsiioE IoAHDLS'
bills Tanners OIL
~ " Cider Vinegar
900 bsgs Drop and Buck shot
bar Lad starch soap Letter and wappog Paper; Tslns
lOIlI Pepper Pmsnto MasonB Bastbg Ieotes P,,ts Gun
powder Sporting sod Bla,lng. sui7
- 100 bills Coffee /; 20 boxes Loaf 4
g III sS., Tsp = ca: ,ps POIv'rised SUGAR.
. s Sss, o ossi E p Ss sGS a ssSs o.S''
ueToss Rice
is half chests hyperion ounpovdsr Tea
no Dbl, Mol NORTH cGroiIsa
20 bb1t No1 HaIfaN L ia
10 half bbh WoodI Rec, 20 bS,, No N nhAFur
os seh haofsrsli 10 bbds Bseop sides Per cal, by
H~s EDWIN M0RTHAM 90.
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EDMoND, DAyENPORT 4 oO.

IHOUSEKEEPEN0 ARTICLEa.-Ths rubscribsT Of
M fes for sails De and yell u EnKI.h and
Family Hardware, o. sysy dsserposlvsr Plated
v.st Looking Glasses Ba,bing Apparatus. Broos Bruhs
Eau SCI ~ adlcous selections o. almost article PIPER
inng 70 the Kitchen Department., o. families hotels ealing
hoe,e' paelei stamef Ae With ether and u,efu
other Ef'atn'hnsntl 10 the city b. r. ~ ZIMMERMAN
VIC CeTntr Main and 18th streets,
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NIKGlNlA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
" BItHiNdS, IA TTRaL BRIDGE, LEITNG TON AND
ROChBRiDGE dLCN SFRTSGS-Pasxengersa are informed
that the undersigned running daily splendid Your
Horse sase' from Bucd Depot the Virginia
Railroad TO the above named places.
SCBLDULELeave lyuchburg Virginia
Railroad ats p NJ and arrive at Buchanan O'Clock
the same evening Leave Buchanan morning. breakfast
and stop ~ hours at the Natural Fridge
bridge Alum Springs in time for dinner.
Fare rom Ly pchburg 20 Rachsnan.
Do do do Natural Bridge. 8 o.
Do do do Lexington rs
Do do do Rockbrldge Alum ..........., 4 70
Ticket. may b. procured at the Lyuehbueg Depot.
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- Ii.ASiHUAT CuRTis PECk-P4SSAGE
- To PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK-c ET<S n
The steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. JoHS DAVIS SlzSt
having undergone complete overwhelming her
lar run on the river ~een Is and The above psees
The EhET at Rockets every satury, Tuesday
aornns' at on oe"k rrecisely-tcucing regular
lsndr 81 going and returning.
Passage 20 Portsmouth Norfolk
Meals 20 cents each.
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ENAtt. bAHb W. UE.-We are n In receipt OF
n fresh stock Of Goods consisting and Table Cutlery
M various patternt Gu.H Dt ('l,
btiL1sd AATshihI7 soo a. Lok iiin.s Screws, Ess
sniiG N-enEisrs and Farmer, gsnerain..
seHen OF ForesE an D0ues'c BArdEa
o. the CITY and Country Trade AIn large and frrh
sApbLtFT lFu-s Rl- srups Rnckie. Az
Coach Materials, lnF.
setg", WeJbng Whip. Il.
Our Tuchtes have BEEN made ilre, the ursrs In
Enror- and America ri'"n favorable t-rr=s
hA'k had the experience OF the last ysafs
Si' Of u country hster upon keeping
test s.sTimeHi 20" Hardware suitable dsmAnls he
gina I,nI--sst and North Oarona Merchants found IA
house tie United
We respectfully examination stock and UrIrs.
" Merchants ana oiheri visiting this Market
rance a Ts satisfy even the largest class Of
SMITH ROBERTS
Importer ~ Hardware, No o. Pearl street.
n A"aE' on hand "a assortment Of .STy35 Csyf fes
ana "Anr.o," Rai ~ CoM. au22
yHhE LbstAiBs. 10 their large Ware
house ia % the store, no - Main recently
ate ny then o1er Tor sas their uual pErt
Sa,5sao hammered .raou
Erghsh gnd AmgTicsn Rolled J
Englsh and American Bisersl Steel
German Cast aud Shear
BfOai Fgu Iron
FIAT, Round Squsrs
oval Han oval, add Ia Iron
hcCoTmicE's and Palmer Mould Boards
Amer eau Russia and EDHi,h shet Iron
Bsnd Hoop Iron
Nail Ro : o American NJ sEsle's Iron
HOrsc Shoe Iron
Horse Shoes, assOrtsds iLns
Tin plate, Pig aud Bar Tin
Sheet Zinc Epeitcr aud spel,er Solder
sheathinR Brazicrs Bar Copper
Pig, Bar and Sheet Lead
Ground Wagon and Cart BgEE
Sole leather, good and damaged
Puh assortment Of Groce lee.
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Arc an Of te hrii elais built In the city o. BalI
more expressly for this trade and have
They are commanded BY experienced Captains we'll
MEDIATE They will be toweJ and down steam
~ oe Ieied on 70 san promptly, as advertised.
Merchants ng Morrill, ordering York will
snd to ,hr .rr't ship By Line freight viii
De taken as 10 other
isfscton. $50 -''" 'e'~ N's''e sA''
Ie,peetfuy ask and hope obtaining full share
Goods shipped to New York will be
OF commission to New Orleans Mobile ohseson or
any other southern or Northern port.
The vessels will Rchmond At Rockets. In N.v yo,L .
Berth No. Coffee House slip, loot OF Wall street.
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond
Q. II. PIIRsoN, New York SArent,
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100000 zSaaEs 5L SE ss Il saEs2IP

NJ Office OF CD-PARTNEUSIfIII.-Th ,ub.eTI
~ beTs have this dsy conduct
The Merchant Tailoring Ru,nes at the stand of smith
opposite the Post Office We public fo
past yoTi and hope BY attention and prmptnef.
tended TO eaeh Of US Individually. We hand
lecied stock Of EoSd consisting usual variety which
request our patrons to call and examine.
rnyie sAMtiEt p piipcu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-12

GNOMPOVND FLUID EXTRACT OF CISSA M.
~ PELo5 PARElRA OR PARFIRA BRAvA AND BUCiIu,-
For the OF ohronie diseases Of the Urinary Pasag
lous aaeton Lsucorrhea Dropsy Jaundce
ton And liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder aayng
reliability OF that correcting
mucous secretion when the urine purusn
scarce be voided without PAIN and especially In discharges
the uno genital mucous membrane retention
urine.
~ organs US to ascrbe almost specific influence
medicine the membrane
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion.
Introduced neo medicine thonrptic, employ
most solely In discharges from the urno
6rane gonorrh.a eueorrhes and chronic inflammation
bladder In the latter az those diseases Sir Brode
dai SEQ N Recommending ." satisfied this
surgson that has Influence whch
under consideration lessening
Of which l.. self
the Inflammation and irritabillty OF the Bladder"
JONATHAN PERRIRA H. d., r. r. s. & L. s.
A spDT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-12

MANILA ROPE, &e.-A One assorimsnt Of Mamma
W. Rope, from also, Cord Leafnr lines and
Garden hnea THE0 ROBERTsoE,
el impottsr o. HarduAre and outlsry No Is Main 81
GENTEEL AND GOODWIN sUPPLY--we have
" Just received enohsr surpJ Of Cents fns Dress Gaite
az Lsu Dressed hhes' usd. expressly 70 our order
Boots, give rs sa Wetssp large ssoef and Is them ss
low as any
as@ pUrsLY, WATTS prTvvy.
GoLp PENS,-JAnts wOVDaOUss J5S NAN .iTs.I
m has Nat opened eho,ce s,ock on Cod psrs IN
% nd SILVER Gases yb Pencils Also Pen. fcr sale
t'ssn," ne erlgasl snd snFsp.s'sd nsASsetur,r ses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-12

WHITE ZINC PAISTs.-The following facts, which
w the result OF accurate experiment, show
Paints are much cheaper to the consumer than Lead
100 lbs White Zine Paint vcoyer when applied coats
work. much surface 1855 bs white Lead;
estimating that II vii bat any surface
that sold at the price pound pure White Lead
then the cos Of painting With will be
painting with Lead noh about the greater
and beauty Of Zinc Paints
This her relative eheap1er) alone should decide
merits are Of more Importance.
White Zine when exposed 10 bge.uato
phurouS vaPor, r1ians s original branoy whtenes
white Lead quickly turns yellow.
white Zinc nodorous Occupied houses msy painted With
H. without the ordinary Offensive
smell Of paints.
Apartment just pnrte may slept ln With impuny; where
according the best authorities for
sleeping apartment for two three months amer being painted
with Lead.
Alags stock Of the above and supply Lnseed OIL White
Lrad Paoie Coors Fire Proof Paints and windyv Glass
stautly on hand, for sale low by
PURCELL, LADD A co, Druggists,
In rect VIehr
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FINE AND BUTGLAIi PROOF SAFE

DEPOT.
WM MCFARLAND q co, ~ Maiden Lane NJ York.
w WAREHOUSE, is Pratt St, Baltimore Md " @'
BANKS, JEWELERS. and COUNTING HOUSE sAPEs NJ .v.rx
speet. - ''s'J "
v- ,r ,,, New York, April 5tb 1854.
uentemen,it gives pleasure TO inform you your safe
preserved my book. and unnju night by
which thing my premises was con,um,d nj
iho1gh was exposed through intense heat m
tents rema ned unframed The Safe, little TepaTng
thinf answer for another trial. 'e' ''"'
Respectfully yours,
iel3-6m-lvLsl r JENNY IL 7, ao,,h 1vt,,,.. =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-12

Stage AnRANGEMENTS.-our Stage Lines will
- daily the Central and
Railroads fol-
Passengers the Mail line a
ter dinner and arrive at CoNsrdle day from Richmond.
Leave morning daylight Bath AnIn aud Ar
rive at the White sulphur spring, by 6H p. NJ
AMI by tn Messrs
spend the night saunton,
daily (sundsys eTcepted arrive before night
leave next morning at and arrive at White Sulphur Springs
early hour In the evening.
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mail line will Sulphur at
ght-dine at Warm SPRING at Coverdae
StAunon by e& A. NJ In the
Central and Alex .ndria reaching
for dinner
Passengers by Accommodation line the White Sulphur
ter sast spend the night at the Hot Springs leaving sr
daylEh-arTNe stAunon
Meeting with the Central Train, aying daily at GAM
for Lexington, Bridge and
cast will be taken through day Richmond
or Rockbrdge Alum Springs breAkfss second
Paris desri extra Cosehes the
ton or white sn phur Springs from either Company
they desire.
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- eReRHsWH R

" hCMMoND AND pETsRsBCRG RAtL-
the oth Of October 1884, the Passenger Trains this Road vii
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HARDWARE.

IN retiring RON busineIsI cheeGy confidently
oil REEVE BLAIR.
ia7-u II sEkBROOE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-12

6So-PARTSERsHP.-MrJ H. BLAIR having purchased the
~ interest OF Mr. W. H. sEABRooK, OF the late frn SEA.
BROOK REEVE has catered partnership
REEVE under the style OF REEVE BLAIR. and will
the AohecSry and Drug business the old
seabrook Reeve and hope by strict attention business
lit share Of the patronage soeeray extended the lat; hr
T.. PAYsOS REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-12

Real f,s, 10 tsE.rS to The Real Estate J. vscurs Co.
e"'0'sa 70 DC addrs'sed'o J. W. HoLBRooKE s.e'rI money
sos Broadway, NY.
~. ARC now tvady Tor deiiye-
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r X
NAH. AM Accom- uODATION
W. PACKET BOAT IlNE-GREArER,t LIZ
REDUCTION STILL 70 THE VA SPRINGS,
LEXINGTON, LYNCuBURG, kC
FARE RICHMOND
To White sulphur Springs g. 50 To Lexington
To and Red Sweet 500 To Sptng AGO
To LyrehSurE. ........... 500 To Bath do do $50
To Natural Bridge 400 To watm $50
To Buchanan ............. as To Finsaste .. Iee
On and amer the 10th Icly
leave Richmond tweeky for Lynehsury Buchanan,
Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays At with
lines TO Lexington fncastle
springs; arrive In lyncht1rE
day.
Returning leave B1ehsnan At 4. NJ
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturday, and
A. NJ vs. connecting vth the Northern
steamboats, The Buck
inshA Courthouse Charlottesville LcyinEsop connect with
this line. 1900 800
Our accommodation line FOR leave Richmond
and arrive at Columbia at 9 T.. NJ
X uIning leave Columbia Mondays Wednesdays and
al s A. NJ, react Pemberton, A..
Point So A. NJ hiehau. Ferry 81 JuIes Very lUS M
Dover Mis- ltA A. MAnehintown llS A. NJ, Tuckshoe l9
Il. NJ Snd Richmond 8 p. NJ.
Ia October this Iiue will be extended seo,.,Iue.
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MlIIA nonsK rowkIls All 1nn,.l

"OOL DEpOT,-Ns have determined 70 open IN con
w nsetion with our present buInss Wool Depot Tor the
sale Of WOOL and have tngAFed The services John
house the ormer encieHt Of The Wooden Teory In
city Hts attention, neoss'sy, will be devoted exclusively 10
THIS businoss. w" "
AL Wool consigned viii be Aded that saeb IN
can suy such Wool he wants. and be compelled 70 bus
=, viii not answer HE puTpos' There 70 grown vrsins su
hsnt qualify Of Wool concentrated and gTadSd attract
ne attention o. aanufaeurss and deasrt
eop 10 esiabhnE good market for The Wool grown
scar home
For PArticulap see our eircuiau oRENsHAw 4 CO.
- Grecers and Commission Merchant
W
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THE SUBSCRIBER leaving Richmond thanks
his friends Who have conhdei hrm
hopes they will continue their Ayors Mrsss HILL
LlSdS d. w. TALLEY.
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RICHARD HILL, ia and EDWARD O. RAWLINGS at the old
stand Main street below Banks
transact all business In the limo Of Agents. Hiring
Out Of Negroes Renting oct Houses, Collecting Claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-12

nIss0LUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo-p.rtaer.
IL ship heretofore existing under the arm OF sEABRook
REEVE stats day dissolved by mutual Persons indebted
TO the ate cr will please ake payment
the Of the arm Ia settlement Of the business
WA. Il. SEABROOK,
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.o,ur.-,E sIABLISIIED, 1871.
~ TORY nv
Coal Hay, Dormant, Platform and copp,., sc.rro
Railway Suspension SCALES
new aud beautiful Iann, IA. p.
" baggage barrows Warehouse aud sugar MN,
So, r1RE-KiSQ SAPEs A'''
Hom dkmpneis ADJ proof agai They h,y. h..,
order - 80 Save W" hAuu ana made u
sALE RooAs-i6e Pearl Street, New York
Ausrfdctory, Rochester NY Lh FORSYTH
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
QutRIRS Il BROOKE,
No. s Pearl Richmond. Va,
RSPECTPULLY beg leave
Al have received OF the largest Stocks SPRING GOODS
opened In this market They
accommodating terms, complete
the Shoe Hat and Bonnet iine which would
b. tedious advsriisnment visiting city
will please give call Determined good
terms as Any Louse In TINS or any other market.
AOEICE.The PArtne Tship by the
~ Is thlsday dissolved, by mutual consent
RICHARD HILL, JR., will all liabilities and
theT Of the Partners will receive what be due them
RICHARD HILL JH,
BILLY W. TALLEY.
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DARKER. BAlLY a NINiSi0, I4s Eagle SQUARE hay
IL Just opened beautiful lot Of:
Cambria and Muslin Bands
Cambria and Muslin Capes. Collars and Sleeves
Rich Honaton Capes nj Sleeves
Rich do Collars
Plain and Embroidered Thread Cambria Handkerchief,
french Lawn Plain Hen'd Bofdered do
Gsnt!emen's fne Plain Thread
Do DO Printed DO
Mourning Collars and sleeves
Bobbln Edglngs and los rtinEs
Litle Thread, Berlin and Kid Glover
Plain and Pnnisd Berages
Printed BeraEe deLailrI
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
Will be published on the 1st August.
 THE CARIN ROY,S STORY.

A SEMI NAUTICAL Romance of intense inter- "A est by the author of the Pirate Doctor" the Lawyers Story" the 6 Old Doctor" etc., etc.
 The success hitherto enjoyed by the author of the above popular works is sufficient guarantee of the favor with which any production coming from his pen will be received by the public "The Cabin Boys Story" IS romantic narrative illustrating the hor- TOTS of the slave trade carried in the coast of Africa The author has served in the navy-and the descriptions and characters painted from personal acquaintance with them. The story is full of exciting interest and adventure the celebrated work of De- foe {" Robinson Crusoe" and has the advantage over that glorious fiction inasmuch as it is founded upon facts of every day occurrence. The history oi the heroine of the Story, Zueika, the Circassan Slave. purchased at Constantnople educated and marrled by the reckless, yet chvalric SeymOur-the comman der of the Albatross is simply the narration of fact painted from the life, and all the numerous characters portrayed throughout the story wildly and graph ically drawn.
 The publishers have already received orders for the whole 0f the edition t originally their intention to publish: consequently they have been obliged large y to increase it. and they respectfully request that all orders may be sent in immediately.
 They confidently expect that the work will create much interest as any work of fiction that has of late years emanaed from the press as notwithstand- ing since the publication of Uncle Toms Cabn' works relating to slavery in America, pro and con, none have appeared having relation to the system of purchasing slaves on the African Coast, written by one who has witnessed it in all its hideous deformity The WoTk Is written in chaste and pure language and will be welcome and instructive addition to the f- mily library.
 The work will form beautiful octave volume of 400 pages, handsomely illustrated with fine engra- wings, and elegantly bound in cloth Price in cloh one dollar; in paper, 75 cents at which rate copies will be sent by the publishers to any part of the coun try, free of postage.
 .9 For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers
 Ellsworth & Street,
 No. 22 Beekman street, New York
 And by all the Booksellers throughout the United States and British Provinces. Aug. g, Pm.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
BILLS! BELLS!! BELLS!!!

THE subscribers manufacture and keep on hand q
 l large assortment of Bells suitable for Churches Academies. Factories, Steamers Plantations etc. mounted with their improved Hangngs, the most elf tion Thirty Years having turned out nearly 10 900 Bells averaging 500 lbs. each; and it's patterns and process of manufacture 50 perfected together with re- centimprovements. thatit Bells have an unequaled reputation for volume of sound and quality of tone They have just received Jan., 1S54-the FIRST PREMIUM a silver medal of the Worlds Fair in New York over all Bells from this country or Europe Having large assortment of Bells on hand and be- ing i'll immediate connection with routes in all drec- tions either railroad canal or river and but hours from New York, We ute orders with dispatch Address A. MENEELY,S SONS.
 May 23. lS54 ly. West Troy, Albany CO.,. N. Y.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
N F. w RUG STO R E .

THE subscriber has just received and | opened an entire new stock of inspected Drugs and Medicines, which are warrented fresh and genu inc, viz:
 Quinine, Iodine, Bebeerine, Piperine, Veratrner Tod. Potass, Salacene, Morphine Blue Pill, Eng Cs lomel (gen.. Turkey Rhubarb, and Opium; pure Co' Liver Oil, Gt Quinine ct lron etc., etc.
 Patent Medicines.
 Embracing Loudens, Jaynes, and Comstock.s fann ly Medicines; Moffatts. do.; Lees, Spencers Wnghs sam India Cholaeogue; Ayers Cherry Pectoral, etc. Sands, Bulls, Georges and Townsends SarsapaIlIs Vermifuges.-Fa Fahnestocks, Dead Shot, ChaF mans, Sellers and American Vermlfuge. c,..,;
 Also complete assortment of Perfumery, CheIs mr calls, and Fancy Articles. Paints, Oils, and U! Stuffs, Window Glass, Putty, etc., etc. ,..,,o Purchasers are requested to examine the quaii'y my Druggs. etc.. before purchasing elsewhere. '.
 Pressptions, will receive particular attention a' hours of the day and might. n,Ns Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
THE MAGNOLIA HOUSE.

LEAVING purchased the entire fixtures of the l house in Ashley's row, on Markham street. late- ly occupied by Mr. k. F B. LuMPKIN, which had been rettted within the past spring by that gentleman in the finest modern style, we are prepared to accom- modate our friends, and every body generally, with the choicest liquors brought to the State mixed in style, not surpassed by any a,tatte west of New York.
 ICE will be kept during the entire summer season. or as long as money can procure it and every effort made te give satisfaction.
 Hoping by attention to their business, to merit a large share of the patronage of generous public. they would say, come one-come all.
 July BROOKIN d SULLIVAN.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
ARKANSAS COFFEE HOUSE.

ARKANSAS COFFEE HOUSE.
 (LowER STEAMBOAT LAND1NG.) THE Proprietor has on hand, and is con. IL stantly receiving the following
 Foreign and Domestic Lquors
 Wines and Cordials of every description; Cigars;
 Tobacco;
 Fruits, etc. All of which are for sale at wholesale and retail prices. Persons from the country wishing to pur- chase, will please call and my stock before pur chasing elsewhere, l intend to sell low as any house in the city. MICHAEL TANTl. ADril II 1S54