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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

Govern Or's Message.
Executive Departnl lent, ]
NASHVILLE, Bee. 10, 1858.
FeH0lc-titi5ens.of tie .Senate, anII

Of The House Of RepJsseI Iaatites:
The constitution Of t be State re
quires the Executive "from time t,
time, to give to the Gen Assem-
bly, information Of the state of ih,
government, and to recommend t,
their consideration such measures
as he shall judge expedient'' an,
proper. In compliance with thi'
requisitlon Of the organic law OF The
laad, without any long or uaneces
sary exordlum, | shall at once pro
ceed to discharge the high and re
sponsible duties thus imposed
la the first place, the attention
of lhe G eperalAssembIy is most re.
specifnIIy invited to the prese int and
prospective indebtedness pi The
State.
The liabilities of the State, as they
are termed by the Comptroller oI
the Treasury, were, in October last,
three million eight hundred and one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
SIX dollars, ($3,sOI, ,S56) The
credit of the State has been loaned
10 various railroad companies, and
bonds issued TO the amount of one
million nine hundred and fprty five
thousand dollars, (SI.945,0O and
should be added to the present LA
blllties, making them, in the aggre>
gate, FIVE million seven hundred and
torty-six thousand eight hundred
and ftty-six dollars, (S5,746,S56l
/ To this amount there might be
very properly added the surplus
revenue which was received on de.
post, and The faith Of tho State
pledged for the safe keeping and
repayment of the same, which now
constitutes part Of the capital OF
the Bank of tennessee, and the
common school fund, which is
made perpetual fund by the con
stitution. These two sums make
one million five hundred and twen-
/ ty thousand three hBndred and
twenty-five dollars, (S1,520,325,) }
which makes the liabilities of the
/ State, up to this time, seven million
two hundred and slxty-seven thou
sand one hundred and eighty one
dollars, (S7, ,267, 1919
The prospective liabilities which
are authorized by an act to estab-
Ilsh a system Of internal improv e.
ments in this State, passed. on the
1lth day Of February, 1862, and \ a.
rious other acts to aid in the bui ID
ing of bridges, will, if carried in ito
full and successful operation, crea te
an additional debt OF about eight
million dollars more; which, VIII en-
added TO the liabilities already ref fr-
red TO, will make the whole ia6il
tiles of The State fifteen million t vvo
hundred and sixty-seven thousa nd
one hundred ani eighty,one dolla RS,
| (SI5, ,267,1SI) Aud if the interP Pal
improvement bill now under cons id
GRAFTON before the legislature, should
ho, n Iarv If will increase the
prospective liabilities near SIX M H.
lion foar hundred thousand dollars
| (S6,400,0 ,0OO,) which will ma Ie the
grand total of the present an pros
pective liabilities OF the State twen-
ify-one million six hundred an nkt six
| lly.scven thousand one hundrk I'D and
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

: doubt will, be exceedingly carefu
in not giving legislation, which
connected with The internal i'm
proye,nents of the country, that di
rection which Will havea tendenc,
TO lessen or impair the public credi
and h bnor of the State at home o.
abroad.
The duties imposed on The Exc
cutive by the laws Which have bee,
4 heretofore passed. or which ma,
be hereafter passed by the frgisla.
tnre, ex tending the aid Of the STATE
to work of internal impr proyelnent.
will be discharged by him viii,
strict fidelity.
prp,,c , o,ns
Onr vbola sysfon, or -, blio ro.d.
IS evceed;noIy JafactiIa nolI"as ~ Ia1
more 60 tb,1 !, nc otbor- itato r.
the Union. imnosing tbo b,1rden ol Of
keeoino # M mon tbat-nars;nn 81 %
onr fellow citizans lo.sf mo 70 ,boar ~
#, and who hive fho nast no car =
after it IS kent NJ Manv norsons
are 81 bmnelled to worl, on tba nnbl;o
roads many davs n fhe year who
have NOT the time 70 s5aro Il d. 60
witho ont nav and tbo noeoas;t;@s 81
whose t;,milies needed tbo nrocood.,
Of tbe;r ent;ro iaLor for 4La;,. e,,,
no,f. while on tho otlor band sif tLaro r
are many who are evemnt H. l. "
from WORKING on tba nnbl;c roads
who are abe nhvsicalIv - vol,
kbom or nocn,;ar;I,, 10 -, :, r g. ~, 49,
Epo i dome ard Who do,; tto ,noat m
est + beneft from GOOD rn,rrls ,rLan
kbnv .re made bv fbo onbano ooa ~
he GOOD roads ;mnarf - HIM nron
ert x and bv increaIina tbn aanl f;gP r,
nd e,cil;,;os of tra,all;n' ~ y 80 eU''lo, 4r .
'In y;ew of ch,n@; 49, nS : ! - od;c'; Ile"'.
olr n1eSant srstH2a 49, = v ,al ny
G,llv eaIl ro,1, 'O's =, ~ rI7 'eo'-
tem er toon;na ~, | a.,tI;a - '"q
the States nf oh;p ~ ,nS al Ddn~S,@ so"f1 H.. !"
n;s Nh nronortv = "n1 1 ~ } go 10
ara loy;aJ f far ~ ,',,' r O'lI. t"-Nes @
!, II ~ ',,l1: cFP
w.sys and tbero ohv :" ,o' - ';.' "Do H.
nrinc;nlo tbat ~. M -; ;,t;5I ~ III ~ b. fI'e
riyes The oreatest bpnI6t from INV
mo Them lentnn q ,d II nronar cbn
litiop for the travellipo nnI,Tc sbau
pay correspondence for the benefits
thus conferred.
All persons should contribute 70
tie support of the government nm
der which they live. IN pronortinn 70
the protection they may receive from
it. Our present road system It
must be conceded by all. operates
most uniustIy and uneoually Innon
the mass of the peopI {. and onabt
to be changed: / therefore recon-
mend to your consideration the nro-
prie ETY. Of SO changing or modifying
the present system as to conform +
to the requirements Of the. bubble
Judgment and wants of thu coun-
try, and that it Be done during the
present session Of the Leeislat,re,
rnrc ,r,ov
The members If tbo Conc ,.aI A.
and the Fvecnt;va @ Of Of tbo
State, in enter;nr man tbe !; lct..rnq
If tbe;r of1;c;al d1l;ns one,d.1d
Derforn and ohov tha so,oatS 20 'oI IN;
tions imposed on them bv the CON
stitution o the State. Tie trainers
Of the constitution. from n hiob
sense of heir moral obligation to
the whole people. and with a thor
ough kno Wedge of the great impor-
tance and the want of an efficient
system fdr educational purposes, de-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

The Bank Of Tennessee is repre-
sented, In report made by the Pres
ident to the General Assembly, on
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

etaIIthe dTrmth
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
Received by late Arrivals.

G0 BOXES Star Candles, 15 boxes Palm Soap, 25 UU kegs White Lead, barrels and half barrels Lard Oil, barrels and half barrels Linseed Oi butter and water Crackers, sugar cured Hams and side Bacon,
 100 pieces of Tagging 100 coils Roap, 10 coils cotton Rope 80 bags Rio coee bags Moco do 20oo lbs cot ton Yarn 100 sacks fine Salt 50 kegs Nails tons ron assorted, including slab, diamond and shovel blow molds, cast, German and American Steel; 3 dozen Wash Boards 10 dog. Brooms 20 boxes Tobacco; Rlce Candies 100 barrels and half barrels Whisky, Cogn, ac Brandy Malaga Wine Cherry Brandy, Holland Gin, Sparkling Catawba Wine, barrels Hominy, 10 boxes Cheese 10 barrels and half barrels white beahs barrels crushed Sugar. 15 doz. painted Buckets; doz GIindstones, dog. wash fubs 20 cases c'ls.ef Powder OOO lbs bar Lead 20 boxes 10 by l2 win dow Glass, etc., etc. TUChLf' |" n0o0'
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
pIIRIIC NOVICE.

General Zand CVFce, April 3, 1854. WHEREAS by an act of Congress approved w March 27, 1854, entitled '' an act for the
 lief of settlers on lands reserved for railroad purpo ses. every settler on public lands (which have been or may be withdrawn from market in consequence of proposed railroads, aud phO had settled thereon prior to sch aciAdracal shall be entitled to emption at e 0a7daa1y n5ndDo, to the lands settled on and cultivated by them: P'oraded they shall prove up their rights according to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior and pay for the same before the day that may be fix ed by the Presidents proclamation for the restoration of said lands to market;" public notice is hereby given by direction of the Secretary of the Interior that all such settlers will be entitled to the right of pre-emption given by the said act, upon furnishing PROOF satisfactory to the district office that the tlement on which the claim is predicated s of cha racter to entle the settler to right of -emption under the provisions of the act of 4th September, l84l. and made by such settler, p,ao' to the withdrawal of the land for the purpose stated, no declaration" of course, being necessary under the circumstances: Proradod, payment be made for the same, before the day that may be fixed by the Pre- siden proclamation for the restoration of said lands to market"
 JOHN WILSON, Consmassaoner
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
FARM FOR SALE.

N for sale my valuable and highly improved farm lying in Washington county, fourteen miles south of Fayetteville and thirty miles north of Van Buren, OF the nearest and best road between the two eities- Said farm contains 440 acres of land about 800 en- closed, and 25o in cultivation. This land is of the most superior quality, and watered by several very fine springs. It has upon it large and commodious dwelling house, which cost about S3o0O, containing eight comfortable rooms a spacious hall with two story porches in front and rear. buildings etc. Upon this farm there fine apple and peach or chards containing $50 trees of the choicest varieties This farm is from its situation on the road leading from south western Missouri to Texas ana Louisiana one of the best stands for drovcrs in the State.
 TERMS: Sl ,000 cash the balance from one to five years. with six per cent interest thereon.
 For further particulars address me at Boonsboro Arkansas. T. K KIDD
 September 20. 1853 tf
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
Stoves, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.

Stoves Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. THE undersigned having purchased 1 the right to manufacture and sell .esszfSsN Jacksons patent double Cooking NnIoI.aMA stove, in the State of Arkansas, .@ now offer them for sale. This Stove. tor convenience and economy, is unsurpassed having two ovens of different temperatures with one fre.- They have also on hand, an assortment of Cookino Stoves, of various patterns stove pipe and stove fur mtllre Tin and sheet-ron they offer wholesale and retail at reduced prices.
 Persons desiring to purchase the right to manufact- ure or sell the Jackson Stove in any part of the State
 J. BRISBIN 6S O.,
 April II 54 Main st.. Little Rock
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
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McCLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.

THE miraculous cures that this celebrated 1 medicine has performed, after all other remedies had failed warrants the proprietor in asserting that it IS the only Lniment that will cure Chronic orinham matory Rheumatism, Paralysis, stiffness weakness in the Joints, Muscles fragments, contracted Mus cles Bruises, Sprains Neuralgia, Tooth ache, Ear ache, or any pain. It will any swelling, tu nor, piles, hard lumps caked breast. sore nipples bites ot musqultoes, or any inflammation.
 And will cleanse purify and heal the fouest ulcer sores on the legs shins difference how long they have existed. It will also soothe and heal burns scalds fresh cuts wounds etc., than any other remedy.
 Over a Million of Bottles
 Have been sold in 1858, and the demand is increas- ing daily, and have never heard of case wherein 1t has failed to cure any external disease when proper ly applied.
 ho then will suffer from pains, swellings when safe and sure remedy is easily obtained.
 Read the following certificate which is
 IncOntestable Proof. of what we have asserted:
 J. H. McLEAN-Sir: feel it duty owe to the public, to make known the following, hoping they may, learn by my experience, and discard worthless stuff which has been pressed into notice by false cert hcates and long advertisements.
 For six months was confined to my room crip pie from rheumatism My knee was swollen tre mendously, producing the most severe pains The muscles contracted that could not raighten my leg at all. l applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks, but it done good than any other grease. obtained and used your Volcanic Oil Lini- ment in three weeks it relaxed the muscles and cured me permanently. AMERICUS CASEDA4, Saline county, Ill.
 saw Mr. Caseday when he afflicted, as stated, and he is now well. WILLIAM Nj. ELLIOTT, Pnckneyville. Reader, if the above is not sufficient to convince you of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Liniment, call and examine the thousands which we have in possession from all parts of the country, and if you will purchase supply from us, and it does not give satisfaction the money will be returned to the purchaser.
 For Horses and other Animals. McLeans celebrated iniment is the only safe and reliable remedy for the of Spavin, Ring Bone, Wind Calls Splints, Unnatural Jumps, Nodes or Swelings It will fail to cure Big Head, Poll evil: Fistua, Old Running Sores, Sweeny if pro- perly applied For sprains bruises scratches, crack ed hoofs chates, saddle collar gals, cuts wounds, it is an infallible remedy. Apply as directed and cure Is certain in every instance.
 Directions accompany each bottle in English and German.
 This liniment is now put up in 25 cent, 50 cent, and $1 bottles. The 50 cent size contains three times the quantity of the 25 cent size, and in propor ton.
 For sale by J. II. MCLEAN sole proprietor, corner 2d and Pine streets St. Louis, Mo.
 Also for sale in Little Rock, Ark, by Dr. J. w. TAPE.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
Bargains! Bargains!! Goods and Clothing Selling off at Cost!

A GENERAL assortment of Dry Goods, consist 4 N ing ln part of Spring and Summer Clothing. Gents Melino and Cotton half Hose, merno and cot ton Undershrts and Drawers silk Undershrts ladies Vests and Dress Goods, fancy plaid and figured Silks black and fancy Silk Lustles. Barege Iains, Printed Mnslins dotted and figured Muslins, fancy Tartons, Index Book Muslins Victoria Lawns, Jaconets and India Linens, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insert iIngs, Thread Lace and Linen Edgings, black Silk Lace and fancy Blond Trimmings, Fringe and Gimn Trimmings, Silk Mitts and Gloves black, white ana mixed Cotton Hose, black Alpaca Hose, Linen Cam brc Hdkfs black silk and fancy Cravas Underseeves and Collars, embroidered Gauge Veils, embroidered Muslin and fancy Damask Curtains, white and brown Linen, Table Damask, colored Table Covers. White figured and barred Musns, Sheeting and Pillow Linens, ctton and linen Diaper, crash and linen Tor ehngs bleaehed and brown Sheetngs and Shrtings, siolet "a and bed Spreads Bed Tickings, Tweeds, Satin etts Ginghams, English and American Prints Frannh Doe-skm Cassimers, all wool; Ingrain and Brussels oaIpeung; Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps. Books and Stationery. "f'' DooA'
 The subscriber being desirous of closing out his very large stock of Dry Goods offers great inducements to purchasers either at wholesale or retail.
 April 25, 54. D RENDER
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
$2OO Reward or 100 for Each,

E>SCAPED from the Arkansas Penitentiary on the E night of the 2Oth April, 1854, the following da- scribed eonvict for whose apprehension and delivery to the Penentiary at Little Rock, the above reward will be paid.
 Descriptions:
 JOHN SMITH, sentenced from Ouachita county for ten years born in South Carolina blacksmith by trade 27 pears old single man, has blue eyes, auborn has an awarkward walk and husky voice.
 JOHN HARRINGTON, sentenced from Lafayette county for five years 1rishnan, feet S inches high 32 years od has dark hair, grey eyes, dark complex ion heavy set
 They all can be distinguished by examining their heads. the hair side being cut shorter than on the other. GEORGE & ROBINS, April % '54 f Contractors Ark peni
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
GREAT MUSIC EMPORIUM.

 y Chestnut street, Philadelphia. No. l6, BrDs AND BLOSSOMS, the last number out of the Popular collection of Variations on Sacred Airs.
 TANTALIzING POLKA. SLEIGH BELL POLKA. By w. H. Keller LES TURLEoN POLKA MAzuRKA. Wellersten BELLE ALLIANCE ScHoTTIscH. G. Anton. IoUNG AMERICAS POLKA. By Lewis Reimer KIND WORDS. Thos. Baker. THE HAPPY HOMES OF EARTH. Thos. Baker. MATCHLEss KATE. J. Haman. On. THE Joys WHEN LOVE IS DREAMING. w G. Ewing. CORA LEE. H. B. Brown. GENTLE WARNING. J. Iaman. TIE MILLER's SONG. Author of Ben Bolt RESCUE QUICKsTEP. FOND HEARTS HOME. E. Thomas. New music published and received daily. Also, constantly on hand superior Pianos Guitars Violns Flutes and the very best Italian strings of their own importation. Orders promptly attended to. Cata- logues sent by mail.
 April II Pm
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
Ramsey,s Annals of Tennessee.

BEING the history of the State of Tennessee, from
 ) the time of its earliest settlers comprising its set clement '' The Watauga Association from l769 to l177.n "A part of North Carolina, from TIT to l,S4' The State of Franklin. from 17S4 to l7SS' "A part of North Carolina from 11SS to l790" The Territory of the |. S., south of the Ohio. l790 to l196' The State of Tennessee from 1196 to lS0O 2 By J. q. NJ. Ramsey, large vol. Price B in cloth: S3 90 in leather. For sale at the book store of
 April 25. '53 JOHN E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13

The symptoms of Dyspepsia and it's various dis dizziness in the head heartburn oppression after eating meals souness arising from the stomach etc. and sometimes general languor of the whole body, from this it will be that the disease owes
 its origin to a dsorganized state of the Liver and Stomach. HOBENSACKS LIVER PILLS is the very medicine to effect permanent and lasting cure as they act by changing the certain morbid actions of the system into healthy action, and rendering the blood pure and healthy.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
ARKANSAS COFFEE HOUSE.

LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING. HE Proprietor has on hand, and is con. u stantly receiving the following-
 Foreign and Domestic Liquors;
 Wines and Cordials of every description;
 Cigars;
 Tobacco;
 Fruits, etc. All of which for sale at wholesale and retail prices. Persons from tn: country wishing to pur- chase, will please call and see my stock before pur- chasing elsewhere. intend to sell as low as any house in the city. MICHAEL TANTT April II, 1S54
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13

NHINIS! Shirts!!-A good assortment of white o linen bosom Shirts plain and rufed; the yerv la test styles of fancy Shirts very fine article of sum
 mer Undershirts, silk and merino. Also a fine as- sortment of summer Cravats, silk and linen. F;no silk and linen pocket Hdkfs, fancy and plain .nst received and for sale at the Emporium. '"sV
 MaylG r NAPC1rc
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13

J. M. TE8BEiTS Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Fayetteville, Ark. July ,, 1858
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
CINCINNATI AND LITTLE ROCK
 SLATE COMPANY.

TiNUOFpOFatad December, 1852. CAPITAL STOCK $60 000. AND ALL TAKEN President, JOHN A. WARDER. Secretary GEORGE G. JONES.
 MOSES BROOKS.
 Io4T F HTdAIxAER Ai WARRrR Trustees. Treasurer. W. w. CONES. Agent at Cincinnati HENRY HOCKEY Superintendent of Quarry and agent Little Rock 4. F. DYER.
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. President. MOSES BROOKS; Vice President, Col. w. H. H. TAYLOR. W; W; CONES, HENRY REoKErT, J. P. VAN BERGEN, A. F. DYER, J. A. "ARDkh, R. s. NEWTON,
 HENRY CRoss .esA Orders solicited. Little Rock April l9 '53 1v
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
A X E s !.

A X E ES.
 THE Weil-knOWn superiority of the Ge- IL nuine Hartford Collins Axes. has induoed some manufacturers to stamp their axes H. COLLINS, and such axes are frequently sold my manufacture The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which have been made under my dirction for more than twenty five years and which have sustained such an unrvaled reputation, are invariably stamped COLLINS S CO.,, HARTFOD. They are to be found at our Depot in the city of New York; and at the principal Stores in the large cities. SAM'L w. COLLINS March 29 1S52 lv
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
oSE-RR RICHARD BRAGG.
 9S Coach and Wagon Maker, F RESPECTFULLY infnrmS tho c;t;yaue e

Ic Little Rock and the surrounding country, that he is now prepared to make all kinds of work, con sisting of Wagons Buggies, Carts, Drays and truck and timber wheels for mills and every kind of plan tation Also blows and cultivators of different paterns cotton scrapers and sweeps of various pat terms; all kinds of mill and gin irons made to order Kepalrlngs ot all kinds done in the neatest style at my old stand opposite the Anthony House.
 to be made up to order
 Nov P, 1853 1y RR
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
Runaway Negro. AATAS deliy cred to the contractors ot

% w the Arkansas Penitentiary, on Friday "a March 3lst, 1854, by the Sheriff of Deshacoun- -Aty, negro man who calls himself HENRY. be- longing to WM FERGUsoN, Moulden, Russell county, Alabama
 Said negro man is five feet seven F inches high, has scar on the back of his right hand medium size
 little copuleut cock eyed, and stammers when talk
 The owner is hereby requested to prove property and pay charges the said negro will be dealt with according to law. GEORGE 6c ROBINS,
 ApI II '54 6m C,gtyo,to,s
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13

.-s Purchase none but those having the signature .J. \. HOBENSACK," as all others are worthless limitations.
 Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wish lng to become agents must address the Proprietor J. \. hOBENSACK, at his Laboratory. No l20 North SECOND Street above Race. PHILADELPHIA
 Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U S
 April II ls54 lY
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
N E w ID RUG STO RE

HNHE subscriber has just received l opened an entire new stock of inspected Iahd inc, viz: selu- Quinine, Iodine, Bebeerine, Piperine ve,ot,, Tod. Potass, salacene, Morphine, Blue Pill, Eno G lomel gen. Turkey Rhubarb, and Opium: pnFs C "a, Liver Oil, Cit Quinine ct Iron, etc, etc. P0ie Vod
 Patent Medicines.
 Embracing Louden's, ,Jayne's, and Comstock's Fan, ly Medicines Moffatts, do. Lees, Spencer's Wre&rI & and Sellers Pills; Davis Pain Killer; Wistars P. sam; India Cholagogue; Ayers Cherry Pectora a sta Sands, Bulls, Georges and Townsends SarsapaTiTT iT Vermifuges.- Fahnestock's, Dead Shot fCSI4'" CbaI" mans, Sellers and American Vermifuge nap Also complete assortment of Pertumerv. CIoro. calls, and Fancy Articles. Paints, Oils and n- Stutfs, Window Glsss, Putty, etc., etc. ~ Purchasers are requested to examine the quality my Drugs, etc., before purchasing elsewhere. Prescritions, will receive particular attention q, hours of the day and naght.
 ". W. ADAMS New Drug Store, corner of Main and Cherry Stra.,
 Iittla p.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
BRANDY. ETC.

LUST Received and for sale on consignment Long y worth x Zimmermans celebrated Catawba Bran dy; Ladies or Sweet Wine, from the Isabella grapes, and Dry Catawba Wine.
 JACOB HAWKINS, Agent. Morch 30. 1854. G6-H
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
Millinery! Millinerv!!

N KS. DYER has just received, from New York, M large stock of Bonnets, Ribbons Dress Trim mings. Caps misses and childrens' Hats, Parasols, etc., etc. all of the latest style, which she offers to the ladies of Little Rock and vicinity, at prices that not fail to please.
 May 2 1854 3m
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
FAMILY GROCERTEs

DATRICk LEE, Elm street, near the steamboat landing, keeps constantly on hand and for sale cheap, Coffee, brown and puluerized Sugar Molasses Cogniac Brandy, old copper distilled Whisky, Caret Wine Soap; Lemon Syrup Segars, Young America and other kinds of Tobacco Star Candles Cadies. as- sorted; Herrings, Rice, Gin, black and green Teas etc, etc May g, 1854. 6m
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13

RON x CASTINGS.-Just received, by the l undersigned, a large assortment of Iron, both Swedish and Tennessee Also superior assortment of Castings, and for sale low. A. J. HUTT.
 May 1e
The true Democrat., 1854-06-13
NOTICE.
NOIICE. HINHE sNhscriher. aoenf for H. II hnr,aa,,

THE subscriber, agent for H. H aberman. Il will continue the formers business at his od stand on Main, near Markham street. and keep con stanty on hand full and well assorted stock of Gro eeries, Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hardware Castings etc. etc. all of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce. as beef hides, peltTies beeswax, etc.
 March 2S 5l If JOHN KRAUSF.