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The true Democrat., 1854-07-12
N E w ADVERTISEMENTS Southern Military Academy
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(y authority of the State ol Alabama. conducted D on the Havana plan. "'''u Nias> C-to De drawn goth of July, 1854, :. ''''''' ................ 5000 .s ''''''-''' .......... 3.O00 r., III ,o'... " ......... .......... 500 Tickets $500 Halves and uuarters in propo,ti, n All communications str tly confidential.
 SAMUEL SWAN Agent and M.narcr
 Sign of the Eronze Liens Montgomery. Ala. goth June 1854. 8sN.t
The true Democrat., 1854-07-12

JUDGE R. c. S. BRowN.-By dispatch in the Louisville Times we learn that Judge Brown is dead. We cannot vouch for the cor rectness of the statement, but much fear that it is true The Judge was but recently appoint ed agent for the POttawotamies, and on his way to his post, some few months since, passed through this city in fine health and spirits He was gentleman esteemed and beloved by his fellow citizens for his sterling integrity and goodness of heart. He was frequently honor- ed by them, and by the government at Wash ington, with the charge of responsible offices, and he discharged the duties thus imposed upon him, alUays with honesty and fidelity. His death, if the report be true, will be deeply re- gretted and mourned by large number of friends in the West where he has so long lived
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M MAKSHAL'S SALE OF LAND
 AND NEGROES.

Rf virtue of writ of Fsera Facias ;e-
 Dsued by the Clerk of the Circuit Conrt sof the United States. in and for the Eastern district of Arkansas, and to me directed Il will offer for sale to the highest, last and
The true Democrat., 1854-07-12
Nebraska and Kansas Appoint
 mentS,

We take from the Washington Star the fol- lowing list of appointments for the territorial governments of Nebraska and Kansas. They are doubtless correct, and if so, southerners cannot complain of them. Wm O. Buffers is unexceptionable and will meet with the appro- baton of the country. Pennsylvania has al- ways been true to the South, and in appointing one of her prominent citizens to the governor ship of Kansas, nothing but sheer justice has been done.
 We are pleased to notice, among the appoint ments for Nebraska territory, the name of our lowcitizen, Mark w. lizard. Col lizard has been long resident of Arkansas and frequently member of the State Legislature He will make an able, faithful aAd efficient marshal, and, though we regret to lose his services next winter in the State Senate, for which place he was nominated few weeks ago, by demo- cratic convention, we are rejoiced to hear of his appointment.
 FOR NEBRASKA.
 William o. Butler, of Kentcky, Governor; Cummings, of Iowa. Territorial Secretary; Fer. guson, of Michigan, Chief Judge; Bradley, of Indiana, Associate Judge; Harden, of Georgia, Associate Judge; Mark w. lizard of Arkansas, U. 5. Marshal, Expert Esternelt, of Wisconsin, District Attorney.
 FOR KANSAS.
 Andrew A. Reader, of Pennsylvania, Govern or; Brown, of Maryland, Asso. Judge; Fillmore, of Alabama Associate Judge; Isaacs of Lou- slana. Districts Attorney; Donelson, of Illinois, U. s. Marshal.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-12
FOREWARNED, FOREARMED.

MI request those who desire to saue naoaey. to come forward and settle. E. MARCUS.
 July l2 "A
The true Democrat., 1854-07-12

~ THE subscriber has on hand and is
 N4pfa Il constantly receiving full arsort- &GAS.e 13I3E ment of ititles, Shot Guns. Fowl. 5es7zAa1SE ing Pieces, Pistols, etc.. which he ofels to the public at very low rates He keeps noh Ing on hald put the very best and is therefore pre-
 lie also Is prepared to do all manner of gunsmith ing on short notice and in good style
 oulH H. L- loo4. u II. GRIFFITHS. kLo' t.-!s" bbls. Vuin, Ciey Mills. received ] per Gov. Meigs and for sale by
 Juy r.. WM WAIT
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T TN Nr Nru~

WOoLD respectfully inform the citizens of Little W. Rock, and his friends generally that he has opened the shop formerly occupied by C. L. Sullivan, ana IS now prepared to paint Signs. Transparen- cles. ana Ornamental and Plain Work gen. efalIy. His reference is to work done by him that IS now now good, executed seventeen years ago.
 Little Rock. July l2 1854. If
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Arkansas Mining, Manufacturing and Chemical Company.

the books of subscription to the capital stock of c1 ee a,ansas ;, A51'ng : Aangtactu,ng and CIeni- street in the city of Philadelphia Pa, from and after . .he l2th day ot August next and remain open unt the capital stock of said company shall have been tnIv T;ti LOYAL CASE
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Mechanics. Inventors and
NEanUGac tUrerS.
$50 IN CASH PRIZES:

T7OIUIE TEN of the SCIENTIFIC AME-
V RlCAN." commences OH the 10th of Septem-
nor. II is chiefly devoted to the advancement of
The interests of Mechanics, Inventors, Manufac
turers and Farmers, and Ia edited by men pTnc-
,icuIly skilled in the arts and sciences Probably
other journal ofthe same character IS SO eXten-
iVcly circulated, OF generally esteemed for its
Prncti 81 ability. Nearly all tho valuable pat
.nls which issue weekly from the Patent Office
are illustrated with EnGravings. and the claims
of all the Patents ore published regularly in its
columns they arc issued, thus making II n PEI"
Sect Scientific and Mechanical EncyciopedlG o.
information Uron the subjects of Mechanical I'm
provcments. Chemistry. Engineering and the Sci
ences generally. 1t il published weekly in quar-
20 form suitable for binding, and each volume
contains Four Hundred and Sixteen Pages of
Reading Matter, Several Hundred Engraving$.
xith full and complete Index. Its circulation
On the last volume exceeded $4,000 copies per
week, and tho practical receipts in ono volume
-re worth to any fnmily much more than the sub
scription price.
Publishers for tho fourteen largest lists OF bscri
6cfs sent in by II @ LIST of January. 1855 900
will be given for the largest list $T2 for the
the fifth S45 for the sixth: $40 for the sew nth
425 for the eight; 80 for the ninth $25 for the
tenth $40 for the eleventh Sl5 for tho twelfth !;
40 for thirteenth and SIS for the fourteenth
The cash will be paid the order of the success
ful competitor Immediately after the LIST ofJanu-
RTy, 1855.
Tcrms:-Cnc copy, one year. So; one copy.
Elk mohthE, 81 /; five copies, six months. 81 ;
ten copies. six months. IS {; ten copies twelve
months. Is fifteen copies twelve months. $22 !;
twenty copies, twelve months &2S III advance
No number of subscriptions above twenty can
be taken ut less than 40 each. Names >nn DC
eent in at different times and from different Post
offices.
Southern and Western money taken for sub
Letters should be directed, postpaid, to Mum
& Co. l2s Fulton Street, n. Y.
-Messrs. Mum & Co. extensively engaged
in procuring patents for now inventions, and
will advise inventors. without charge, in regard
to the novelty of their improvements.
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MAY be conhdentially consulted Mt his Lock
W 3ntirmary: No; 81 south Gay street, balt'-
No MONEY RLoUIRED If a CURE Is NOT EFFECTED.
A practical experience of over 90 years enables
DR.. II. TO warrant cure in the shortest possible
time to have it safely effected.
TINS lSFlRMARY, extensively celebrated for
the eectual and speedy cure fall classes of SECRET
Diseases, established in this city, as u refuge
THE Hen REPUTATION, OF this Institution
would render public notice unnecessary were it
not for the many APPELLANTS here for treatment
who have been ilchcd of their money nllltrehtcd
by the Charlatnns who flourish so largely in the
pubd prints, and with whom our city is over
stocked.
AFFLicTED BE Ox YoUR GUARD. it you wou!d
avoid injury. pecuniury loss and disappointment:
seek early medical aid where proper treatment
can h obtainrd DIR H. makes no aluiine pro-
f.ssions. promises more than he will honorn-
bly, perform.
suffered for years Under the effects of II hadly
cu'e, disease. without knowing it to be n -cc"i'-
Diary form The usual symptoms arc Sore Throat
liberation of the Mouth luchirgund Fen iefnt-S
ubUut the nose. RlntchcS or Eruptiuns urnu TN
Skin Nodes upon the Bones. u Sensation IT lteHN-
mess Deafness. and dull Pnims in the tiaui and
Limbs. &c. Gases ,!itfcr much in character.
hence but few of the symptoms some imc~
cVpcricuceI uny one of the'n = 81 heieHt c'ss' =
alarm. Cpon the perfect Cnu~ri JutnuIt Cure Of
rlc oidcs. and most imveterutc Of such a-es DR.
II i willing stake his honor and reputation
STRICT KLs GLEET AND IMPrrE>cE II hes nt-
icyjiUns are often UNDECIDED until the appalling
-iaES Of dang or deep seated injury IwaieEs
No sufferer ton sense of his true eondttiom.-
rhoy are then confirmed often 10 DIf:s all
the usual modes of treatment I'll" exp rie' =" Of
Dr. II. enables him TO say that he can -atel
war cuJ Gu re ia The most obstinate Ofcither
ii~cISc.
Tn TRIUAIru OF Sc1ENcE.-The rene ios f
DIR. II. in restoring strong and m nly vi-or rem
ovnting the shattered constitution. anal removing"
speedily I'LL debility in my incurred I"m l..
certain secret habit. unsurpassed by any dis
cOvcTicS of the age
ExFEEhLED MANHooD may here find certain
restorative and thousands. from their Use, havr
realized the sweet fruition Hope, winch from he
failure of Cordial (luuckcrcS. i'll their hitherto
:rUitlc<s search. had become almost CXtingui<hcl
ADVANTAGES OF TREATME~T-N" PuiSnnou-
compounds OF Mercury or NoXi"us Drug used :,
in his practice. y" severe restriction in diet. or
detention from business requircd-but withou
exposure. Disease il speedily crIdicutcd.
To FLMALEs Long experience in the treat
mcnt OF female affections. nervous diseases, &c =.
quail; flies DR.. IL afford enrly relief aud effect
cure in the most difficult cases. Communications
sucrcdiy guarded, treatment marked with
skill and dclicucy.
Di-tan. persons cured at home by addressing
DIR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Md. [Iet-
Tcr$ post-lmid.)
:85-Mcdicues sent in any direction h. mail or
cXprcSS. oily
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nHedicines.
T7IIe EFercuIesln Task Achie-
we'd

HAIRLESS Comsonnd Fluid Extract of
SarsapariIIa.
THE proprietor of this preparation, notWit q
i standing he was well aware OF great diLt-
Guilty of retriying bad name, was led 70 the IT
tempt in favor of Sarsaparilia, from ms knoWlz
edge IF its acknowledged virtues.
Its bad reputation in this community at present
has been brought about entirely b. the ignorance
or dishonesty of those who prepared it whilst
Sarsaparila itself has uniformly enjoyed the con-
fdenceof the Medical PrOfeSsioHin the treatment
of large class of Diseases.
With a knowledge of these facts, the proprietor
of the preparation now offered, both to the pub
lie and to the profession, has attempted, and so
far the result of his efforts has been tried, has
succeeded, in accomplishing the Hcrculean task
of restoring to the article than its lost re-
putation.
This he has done simply by basing the plan of
his operation on the latest discoveries and i'm
provements in Pharmaceutical Science and wor-
king honestly to that plan.
He could offer to the public, ifhe thought adj
visable. the usual number of original and genu
inc certificates of its efficacy, from those who
have tried it, hut he Perfers merely to ask for his
preparation trial at the hands of the afflicted.
He confidently recommend it in all forms
of Scrofulus affections indolent tumcfuctions.
and liberation of the glands about the neck. and
other parts of the body. AbsceSses of tedious
character Ghronic Sore Eyes specially in children,
most forms of Chronic diseases of the skin. viz
Eruptions. &c. Headache, Costiveucss. Debility.
of Appetite Pnlpitation the Heart, SWIMMING.
in tbs Head. Nervous ITritubihty. &c.
1t contributes greatly to the elaboration OF
good. rich. healthy blood: thus giving strength
and vigor to the system and health and beauty
to the countcnance.
HarriSa> Amti-DyspepSia Pills.
This is confidently recommend I'd as mild and
certain Cathartic, extremely well adapted to p p
ulaI
may be used by man woman or child. under all
most any circumstances ofdiseIsc exposure
1t Is intended. primarily. for feat that of Dys-
pcpSi;l attended by costivc habit of the bowels
hut may be used. aud Will be found satisfactory.
in al! cases in which mild action of the bowels
= desired.
uurrjS-s Sck-hendncbe Pills WAR
gaNTED No CURE MORAY.
This pill is certain cure for that most distress
sing affection of the nervous system called the
Sick headache. when taken according the di-
tections. 1t cures the disease in from twenty to
thirty minutes, and thut without vomiting of
purging. Its use. moreover tends to the entire
eradication of the disease. There are twelve do
SEES in each box. Price one dollar.
The above medicines are for sale ut the Drug
Store OF J. L. Carr. sole agent for Harrison. coun-
ty. Dealers supplied at Wholesale prices.
oct.2f ly.
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1,rronrASr TO M11LrKs.


Having heard muny statements prciudiciul to
your Patent Gonicnl Mills. the result of ignorance
aud prejudice co lteSs was unfnvorably inn
pressed for Il long time. until had used some
itnur made by them. when was convinced that
they were capable of making as good or better
Tinnr than lii.,l ever had from any other kind
of Mills. Now this is to certify that have in
my basement. No. ButfIl" street. two run of
v,iur Conical Mills with which / have made.
within the last four months. II large quantity of
flour from average of four bushels and IL
pounds of wheat to the barrel one half of which
pissed for extra in the city of Ncw-York, the
"ther half for superhne. have done TINS TO
satisfy myself uS to the yield. believe your
Mills require not more than one-hait us much
power as the fiat stones to do the same amour
Of business. They also grind cool, consequently
the color is better andmOre pure and the flour
brighter the termenting properties Of the flour
not having been injured also having more
strength. and ubsorbs IL larger quantity of water
when mace into bread, than flour made by the
fiat stone. Yours. Respectfully,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
To CHARLES Ross.
New HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 9th. 1855.
MIR. CHARLES Ross. Rochester. Sin In reply
to your letter on the subject of your Mill, have
t" say. that have, under the direction of the
Cummisary General of the U. s. Army. General
Gibson, purchased several of them, with horse
powers. boilers &c, complete, forwarding them
to Mexico. California. Oregon and Texas. for use
in connection with tie army. The Mill is found
To answer every purpose required of grinding
Mill is easily kept in order, grimds rapidly. and
OF Such degree of hncncSS or CoHrscncss as may
be desired. 1t can be adjusted readily to any
kind of horse or water power, is portable, OF
small compass. OF lghe weight ana not cNpen-
Sivc. ! regard the Mill lis cmincntly well ndop-
ted to both Army and Navy, as well as to from
tier also we'll calculated to enable the grow
or of grain to make his own flour. For the
grinding of sPicies coffee. &c. on large manu-
fncturing scale it anwcrs good purpose. l had
| one Of yonr Mills put up at Con. Taylor's head
quarters at Montery, in Mexico. ltworIed well.
found it to be perfect in all its rurts and fe"-
| lures.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant.
a. b. EATON,
Brev. Mai. U. S. Army, and Com. Subs'ce
The following the sizes, diameter, weight
and cost of the mills:
| No. l. Hand, or One Horse Power Mill IL in
rhcs, 81 lbs SO.
No. .; Two horse power. ! 8 inches 200 lbs 800.
- 3, For steam or water Is - $50 - 14O.
! - 4, - Grist Mills. II * 45O q 100
! - 5, =. merchant mills "a So 900 50 800.
The mill is entirely confined in strong cast
iron frame, and the above is the WHOLE WEIGHT
The Mills are manufactured only by CHARLES
| ROSS. South st. Paul street Court street
Bridge. Rochester. N. Y. Zuricl Lewis, General
Agent for Virginia.
For further particulars. etc. inquire post paid
| of w. p. COOPER.
Clarksburg, Va.
| February l5th, 1854.
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Notice.

VIRGINIA Pursuant TO an order of the
v County Court of Harrison county, made on
the goth day of April 1853, in the case of the
N. w. Va. Railroad Company VS.. Alstorphins
missioner to ascertain and report what persons
have liens on the real estate of said WeTninger,
and who are entitled to, and in what portions,
the sum of twelve hundred dollars, deposited
in said Court by said Railroad Company as da-
IMAGES awarded against them in constructing
their railroad. Tho persons interested in said
fund are hereby mortified to appear at the Clerk IS
Office of Harrison County Court before
the 18th day of September 1854 and then and
there produce their Pectve claims and the evil
dence in support of the same.
P. CHAPLIN, SP.I. conn'r.
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Congressional Recommendation.


VIC shc undersigned Senator's and Representa-
tiveB in the Congress ofthe United States, cordial
" recommend the Sato Rights Register and Ma
t;ona! Economist with the principles and rnrpo-
ros announced in the foregoing prospectus &c
the confidence and support OF our constituents.
sESATE.
A; P. Butler, I: J. Rusk; George W. Jones
James, S. Albums. c. C. Clay, Benjamin Fitz-
patrick, s. R. Mallory, y. q. Brown, W. X. Sc
hastian, and Il. w. johnson.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Linn Boyd, (Speaker,l Thomas II; Bayly
;. l.. Clingmnn: Jas. L; Seward, (Ga) D. Il
Wright. Tho's. s. BocOck, A. II. EdmundsOn
W. P. Harris, T. L. Orr, p. S. Brooks. SamP-
son W. Harris, NJ. Iugersoll, r. II. Stanton
]. Perkins, A. B. Greenwood, John G. Davis
Joshua vansant. n. a. Richardson, c. Lam
easter, John s Caskic, Lawrence NJ. Kiett, G :
Eaulkncr, +. w. Chustsin. J. Letchcr, o. r.
Singleton, Roland Jones, Paulus Powell, job,
c. BreckinridGo: John McQuecn: JAS. Aber
Qrombic, NJ. s. Latham, Frederick p. Stanton
W. N. Smith p. Phillips, 2. II. Bell, F. Nc
Mullen, w. Asho, J. G. Allen, John s. MillSnn
4. A. Colquitt. William Barksdalo, w. w
Boyre, aud D. j. Bailey.
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,ospectuses.
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HAIRLESS Scil-headache Pills WAR
z 3 N.rED No Quite NOPAY.
Fits Fits Fits



EN0R the cure Of Fits. Slnsms. Cramps. and all
L Nervous and Constitutional Diseases
Persons who arc luhorin9 uE'lcr this distressing
malndy, will find the Vegetable Epleptic Pills to
he the only Remedy discovered for curing
Epilepsy. Falling Fits
These Pills possess specific action on the ner-
vous system, and although they prepared
peculy for the purpose of curing Fits, they Will
be found of especial benefit for all persons Hthict-
ed with weak nerves. or whose nervous system has
been Frustrated or shattered from any cause what
ever; i'll fact. it is almost impossible to convey an
adequate idea of the speedy and almost miracu-
lous results which these Pills effect in the diseas-
ed, broken down and prostrated nervous systems.
Persons who were all laSSitude, weakness and de-
blity. before their at once become robust and
full of energy. No mnttcr whether the constitv-
ton has been broken down by excess, weak by
nature. debilituted by sickness their effect ur-
on the nerves is equally certain and apparent.
Pensive materials in the MatcIia Medicn, it will
be impossible to leave them around the country
on agency. Us common Patient medicines usually
But in order to let the afflicted in the most
remote parts of the country hnve n chance to OBJ
tain them. they will be sent by mail, FREE Ps
T:GE. to any part of the Unite. States or any
country with hich the United States has postal
| arrangements, on the receipt of remittance.
PRIcEs-Negctablc Extract Epileptic Pills 81
per box. or two boxes for 50.
All orders must be addressed. postpaid. to
SETH S. HANCE.
los Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
Unpaid Letters not taken from the Office. In
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AfiscaIIaneous.
NO MUMRUG
The CelebTa ted Patent Co
nfcaA Burr stone Mill.
mills are adapted for all the u.s.

t.F:. mills are adapted for All the u 4,g
:. / ng- aud may be propelled by Wa
ter Steam. Wind or Horse-P Power. and viii do
its work with great rapidity and perfection, and
may be put mp and kept in order by almost any
person. 1t is perfect Grist Mill in miniature,
and is undoubtedly the cheapest and best Mill
ever offered to the public. These mills are not
made of IRoN and STEEL, which soon become dull
by use. and then cannot be sharPened again, but
of the best FRENCH BURR STONE, which is
but little affected by use, and when it does be-
come dull it can easily be sharpened by the far
MGR himself.
They Durable not liable to get ont of or
der and can be driven withles power than any
other kind of Mills.
To the above Mills have been awarded at DIFF
fercnt times FORTY SEVEN PREMIUMS in
Guiding GOLD ExuIBtTIoN MEDAL, Certificate.
aud copy of the Reports of Iurics by tbs Royal
Commissioners of tile Worlds Fair, held Mt Lon
don in 1851.
There are Ave sizes of these Mills. ranging
from Hand-Mill, to suitable for large Mer-
chant Mills. and capable of grinding from three
to eight bushels of wheat corn, and from six to
fifteen bushels offccd, an hour.
these Mills. might he given. but we only publish
the following. The Mill of r. Barb is of the
second size, and costs only 500.
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States Rights Register,

NATIONAL ECONOMISI;
4 POLITICAL JOURNAL and General News
"A paper. Issued weekly by c. G. Baylor, cd
itor. ut So year.
The State Rights Register will be conducted
upon the principles Of State Rights as laid down
by jefferson. Ths Register will adhere t" the
Contract. as ratified by the several States. and
will oppose all latitudinarianism in legislation.
and uIl encroachmcnt, secret or open. upon the
Rights and Sovereignty ofthc States. The Regis,
ter will take as It's text IL the discussion of all
public questions. tho Constitution, strictly con
BkrUcd and uncompronrised.
Washington City, July 1854.