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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-10
The Rolectio Medical journal.

The October number is well filled. The
Eclectic practice seems to be gaining ground.
With such an advocate as the Eclectic Jour
nal, il cannot fail to.
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The Land of T Flowers.

fhisis the title ofvery neatly printed pa
per from Palatka, Fla. We wish it success.
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The following from the Laurancville
Herald, viii do very we'll in our own case.
VIII our delipquents respsnd 10 the ealll
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THrAsuEtg's OyFfcy,
Cleveland. Painssville g. AshisSula X. x. Coi


C1rvel.nd Painssyille g. AshtsSulA X r Co.
NJOTICE.-A Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT on
the CaprA Stock Of this Company has been dsered cat
=, the p eains OF months endng Jrns 10 l>o pay
sh "a he the second Of July next ne
ofee Of tie Treasurer Cleveland Oho Ia currency o. eJ
ht check on NevY0rk the opton Of the
r.reetivey The Transfer Book Of the Company VII %
closed from 2h June 70 ID JAY 1850 ~ ordsf o. tne
Board June ?, 1850 oso .. Ell .
B,sr or NORTH AMERICA, NV Yosk June Is, 40 %,
DVIDFND.-A Dividend OF THREE AND
DAHALP PER CENT has been this day declared payioe
10 the Stockholders on MONDAY July The transfer BOOKS
viii be closed FROM the 18th inst IN July S,o,,p cA
IUIrfs HEAp BANK NEW YORK. jane 10 ls3 =
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlRECTOhS
Of tn- BANK and for INSPECTORS OF The nsLt ensuing
Election viii be held AZ tho bsnkngro0us MONDAY, hs
"a DAY Of July next between the hours Of ~ and CLOCK
NOTICE.-The JULY INTEREST on the
IN CIVIL FUND BONDS of the State Of CAfornis
will re paid bv JOHN COOK, Junior, AZ his ONCE No 81
Broadway the presentation OF tho Coupons on and ssf me
sosh Of June, 1855
nVIDFND MARKET BANK.-A DlVI-
H. DEND ofFOUR (4) PER CENT has been declared THIS
DAY psysble Gu and sfter the 10th Of July.
The Transfer Book will be closed from June - 10 July TO-
by order OF the Board Of Directors
June p 1855. R. H. HAYDooH, Cashier.
ATLANTIC BANK. BRooXLYS. jane 81 1873
DVIDEND.-A Dividend of TEN per CENT
IL out o. the SURPLUS PROFITS Of this Bank has been
declared peysble on aiter the ID day Of July next
The books will be closed until the day Of payment
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ALByR1 IT. NIcoLAY, Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of FINE WINES,
Il BRAND1Es, CORDIALs TEAS. FRUITS, tai
will ali luna

DEREMPTORY SALE of REAL ESTATE,
i by order Of COURT.-E. H. LUDLOW, Auctoneer, will
sell ct public auction TUESDAY IN 1855 at y clock
Merchants Exchange the valuable LOT the southery
side of hs distant 80 feet westerly from 5hay Lot p b.
100 feet inches. For particulars apply 70
JAMES w. WHITE. No. 81 Libertyst.
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CtHARTIERS GOAL COMPANY.-rRHsr-

~ Et's SALE OF COAL, Coal WORKS LANps.
and IL fvlseDt the nd psss
err vested m and cousd-d n and BY css. a.ss 4
PANY bssrrs The OA day Of Apn 1881, .nd rec.rssf
n ne oss i.I ,seSsaps sse, IN me cSrnty o. As,hsuy
Psse Isl &C. vii expose g sale By Public Aaesop q ne
BURGH. Psun on the SECOND DAY Of kuoUsT Iss5, sss
O'Clock r NJ ali and sipsulr the ESTATE, PROPERTY and
and briefly designs described a. follows: All TIE soas
or Mineral Coal which n and hes under surface Of those
~ sso,SsS to wit: Tie Bsrnsdss rat Ssasa sv 90
Of Mel AZ ans heirs John and James Nks ~ lrbsss and
sn ss.eSsd q dood rom W. Rsans.se . -
compsny recorded In the oes Aforesaid Decd Book vol
heirs MeCoys heirs tho Bansi1es and sanad
MeCurdy containing no and S. peehesdescreed IN
Seums page is7 Tho MARKS Tract sdoiDas the lands Of
Rdmundson Philips Samuel Riddle James Roedson snd
Mails 10 aid Company recorded in volume ss
Ths EdundsOo Tract sdjo1las .nds OF VIM a.s. sss ?,
in deed from joseph Edmundson 90 said
tOmPsny recorded IN ssnas volume Psse 10 me srrn &
fhonberss heir. j. h. Dss hes containing IS scr-s ~
peches described deed iron john lrn sni wife 70 =
w Reu,sngon recorded In said office IN volume S psse IL
Also al that piece OF and called TIE Mckee Tract IN
said he mouth Of Shs s Ores1 y
ina essht Here's described In deed from w kennson
and wife e taG CSPs15y a.. frame s az
bar iuroyemeuS Also all that other certain pieee Of end
Y aud and .sans d sisht acre. .e and
ss piece Of ground Of the width Of y 'es- GA
the end Of said and exsendns theeos
10 white OAK McKee's upper line, nsr Cnsfer SesA.
with the privlese Of maintaining thereon &C tne 10
yst OF sd Company beng leasehold for 70 years te91 Ia
Anil S4s subject ground rcn OF $50 year nnh spn
1859 and thencefOh $500 year on which plscs o. ana ~
s,ec,A coal tpple rsrrosd wharf ohce eusneshed weigh
house and scale hsrbo and other Pseu
se. snd privilege. beng described and defined Lease ro5a
Alex Mckee w Renins recorded IN SAID otce 70 .G.
une s. p.Se SIS the assignment thereof 20
sid volume o. rese H. Also all those % lots OF orosna
eonposns the Village of Remington laid ont upon me ssa
Mccormick Tract being each 50 Feet IN front and IN rear ana
10 fee in depth and each Of which erected twossoU
frame awe Also ell that Railroad and eonssuesrc
Known a. the Charters Coal Companys Railroad extending
from the Ohs River said Village OF Remington being soout
seven miles IN length with all the materials equipments ana
and OF the said Comp Depos Pits,
Nine and Coal Works including Locomotive Steam En-
zines 80 Harden Cars $50 PIT Cars Trucks roo. mpements.
E.,ur.s Materials and Machinery and also all the Frsnches
Rsh and Privileges of tho said Company snd Corporation
As" ~ J. \. ID. LANlER, Trustee.
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HnGuridL.

~ WIDFND NOTICE.-THR SEMI-ANNUAL
IN1Fk lest falling dae in this cit, ih- first day Of
Jul, f.5 on the Securities, viii be pail
I'D sr MONDAY the ID prOTino the ofcs Of the under
.irp.d or presentation Of the proper coupons via:
THE BONDS or THE STATE or INDIANA FOR
RANKING PURPOSES isasd IN 1884, being thu $500 900
Lean, per eeptA
THE BONDS OF THE CITY or PITTSBURGH, PA,
,.rues 70 the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Co.. per cents
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH issued
~ N. PITTSBURGH AND COSNERSvILLE RAILROAD
Co per cents
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF ALLEGHAyY, PA,
- N the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co.,
6 per cent? ..- -.
;..u.d to the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
Co.. per eert-
TpE BONDS OF THE CITY OF MARIETTA. OHIO
;..r.d 70 the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
Co., per eeDts-
THF BONDS OF THE CITY OF WHEELING. VA issued
70 IN, MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co g
per cents. - -
,,.-ed 10 the NEw-ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD Co.,
THE BONDS OF THE TOWN OF HARMER, OHIO, i+
ned 10 the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co.,
7 Ter cents -..-
THT BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO, Issued to
the CLEVELAND COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD Co.
THE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO, Issued to
the COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD Co., per cent?.
THE BONDS OF GREENE COUNTY, OHIO issued to the
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD Co, per cents
THE BONDS OF STARK COUNTY, OHIO issued to the
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co. per cents.
TIE BONDS or HIGHLAND COUNTY. OHIO, Issued to
n. OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co., per
cents
THE BONDS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA, Special
Loan Of 81, 600, per cents
THE BONDS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA, Issued to
the PITTSBURGH AND CONSERSyILLE RAILRo DAD Co..
per cents .
ROSS COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS, issued to the MARIEr-
TIA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co., per cents.
ATHENS COUNTY (oHIo) BONDS. Issued to the MA
RIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co., per cents
WASHINGTON COUNTY (OHIo) BONDS, issued to the
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co., per
cents
VAN VERT COUNTY OHIO BONDS, issued to the
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co., I per cents.
ALLEN COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS, issued to the OHIO
AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co, 7 per cent&
ALLEN COUNTY QNDIANA) BONDS, Issued to the OHIO
AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co., per cents.
CRAWFORD COUNTY (OHIol BONDS, issued to the
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co., per cents
THE BONDS OF CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, toHI0l issued
to the COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co
per cents
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co.,
Mortgage Bonds per cents.
The MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Go.
lst Mortgage Bonds. yer cents
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD Co. lst Mort
gsge Bond, per cents
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. INCOME BONDS,
10 per
wINsLOw, LAINER Co.. 50 wall-r
New.York June a. 1855.
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

A MEXICAN BOOT and SHOE STORE
N Attention Lsde. Gents and all Do You want BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS that will wear Then 90 70 No. 81
corner Of Orchard Here be found large and
well assorted Of every variety Of Ladies' Gtes at 81
IO 49, and l4 Misses and Chidren's to 1T the foot and
please the eyes Boys and YouthS Caters and Buoned Shoes
also Patent Leather and Calf Boots Gents Congress and But
toned Caters LsdeS and Cents Toilet Slipper 10 81
al and examine our you will be suited So Grand
a. JOEL SAMMIS Proprietor.
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Marhinerp. ST.

CODA-wATER APPARATUS. WILLIAM
- GEES PATENT CAST-IRON GENERATORS for man
useturns Soda Water patented June r. 1855 No So Fulton
st., EewYork.
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TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. SO
Wanenst door from Greenwich-Opeu dsily from 10
A. NJ 90 NJ and from 20 p NJ Interest at the rate OF
Der cent on sums frou 81 70 $500.
" MT 3 y T.r rY P1Ii, Vic Presidents
yAxprPRnT l.. BUXTON, Secretary
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DEOPLE's BANK, NEW-YORK.-DIvl
L DFNp-A DIVIDEND Of THREE and oNE-HALY
PER CENT tS La THIS DAY been declared payable sad
aiter the "a day Of July ensuing
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
Nev.york, June 10. 1854 q. d. ANGELis, CashleL
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WI the benefit # AL els of persons 81 Of
9h-Moneys depoted before the first Of July will draw in
the Of six per Bank open daily from
"Wednesday aud Saturday evenings from TO O'Clock
ISAAC r. SMITH, Secretary
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
wi 3dsy., Of 9th-st-OIVlD ENDThe Trustees Of
this Institution have declared SEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND
at the rse Six per per OF 800 and
and Five per 800 payable 90 and after
the 80 "wednesday ID July. All dividends not Gale for will
draw interest the principal All moneys deposited in
this Institution before the l5h July will draw interest
rom the Isl july Bank open DAILY from O'Clock aud
en- WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS, from %
O'CLOCK b, order of the Board. ISAAC 4. SMITH, sec
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WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK, cor

WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner South Sd and ih-stDepositors hereby not
fed that SEMI-sNNUAL DIVIDEND at the rate Of SIX
PER CENT Pr r. ANNUn all sums Of S3 and upward ths
sla have been deposited three months the frs day Of July
wi be psd depostors after MONDAY July i6 In
called for v be passed to the credit Of depostors
principal Deposits made before the 10th day Of July will
drew interest from the FIRST The funds Of this Institution
invested in bonus and property worth
double the loansd and in City and County Bonds The
Bank open for business daily sundsy and hoitsys excepted
fem to O'Clock P. M. WILLIAM WALL, President.
S.TaisIsI BsiceA Viee-Pre'dsnt'
SAMUEL w. TRUsLow, Secretary.
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EucFSE B. FRANKLIN. AuctioDeer-By PRAyKLN NICHOLS
MORTGAGE SALE Of TWO HORSES, ONE
Sl LIGHT BUGGY and SETof sILVER-pLATED HAIR
MSS THIS DAY in front Of our Store No. 10 EEsa at
u O'Clock.
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OrFIcE oS TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoSrHERS)
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY. No. Is Wilianst. :
NEw-YoKg, June H. 1855
DVDEND.-A semi-snnual Dividend of FIVE
~ PR CENT the Old Stock Of this Company has been
declared BIZ the Board Of Directors cut Of the profits Of ths six
months ending seth inst payable to sockhode their legal
cash this Office and after the 10Th day Of
July neat.
The seni-snnusl interest the rate Of EIGHT PER CENT
the Construction Stock OF this Company due lst
July next will be paid above anu after MONDAY the ID
dsy 4 July next 49,
The sfr look. Of Old Stock will close the Soth inst.
and ors on oh July and transfer books Of COnuc
non will cose the M INST and open the ID July
BY order Of tie BosId-
EDWIN Z. LITCHFIELD. Trsasurer.
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Building Alaieria!s.

DOGARDUS's CAST IRON BUILDINGS
ID Tho mOas Of putting the building soseheT tae mos
srie known, combining the greatest Ad
OF aud Of strength The elaborate and
sn STYLES OF Architecture be produced in iron at small
sxoen~ fhe subscriber prepared to carry ont pegn. to
rhic or private buildings and 70 eu the right to ond on
Terms hh ndueement % adopt any OF the infringe
snss which always follow successful inventions Persons arc
.nt,oned against they viii o. subject 20 prose-
vuton. JAMES nooaS S go, av "a Dnsnss,s
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MERcAsTILE FIRE Insurance Co.. No. IS Wsllst !
SEw-YoSK, iune 81, 1855
TIVE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Com
Il psny have dec AIRED DIVIDEND II (5) FIVE PER
(FN for the month atinf the S0th inst Pay
able the Office OF the Company and ser the % day Of
July next JOhS bAhEh secretary
NOTICE-The THIRD and FINAL INSTALL
~ MENT OF THIRTY-PivE PER CENT the STOCK Of
IHE NETWORK COUNTY BANK vii be repaired 70 be
paid the BsnknE Hous. Of sthAv and l;thst
MONDAY the q OF JAY, 10 o'clock. when ths Bank will
commence business. ALEA MA5TERFON Cashisr.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The Annual
- HieetI 4 Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CLEVELAND
and TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY viii ne held their
Office the City Of Cleveland WEDNESDAY Oh " Juy
oert o'clock p. D. for the ELECTION Of DIRECTORS
and Transaction Of uch other busnrss msy before
The transfer books VIII b. closed from the 50h June k
July By order Of the Directors, Z b LITCHFIELD,
Cleveland, June l. 1855 6eSretsry
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matfbes. Jemeirp, sc.
PEDUCED PRICEs.-wATCHEs. JEW

pEDUCED PRICES-WATCHES, JEW
N ELRY. DIAMONDS and SfLyER-WARE
The undermined for the Last eshtesb years wen kao~n
Dealer and Importer, offers for so al Goods n h. lne al
lower prices for the quality than other house
NewYork Phade pha os any otbes city and vii send By
mail express
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c,
10 Al. psrts of the United States charge All Goods
represented Orders by mail postpaid faithfully
sttepdedto.
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ESsRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN Il Co,
EigN AR LETTERS Of CREDIT on the following
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILRoAD COMPANY, I
NEw-YosE, June n, 1855.
dividend NOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
IL OF this Company have this day declared DIVI-
lend Of SIX PER tENT the capital stock of tbs Com
psny th~ earnings Of the Road for the cIrent six
months payable and the loTh day of July next
The TRANSFER BOOKS Will be cO-ed after O'Clock
Tbs DAY unfi the 18th day Of July inclusive.
TIE INTEREST the BONDS Of this Company fsl ing
due On the cf July viii he paid the Office Of the Com
psny No. IS Broadway upon presentation Of the Coupons
and after the "a inst
BE- order Of the Bosrd Of Directors,
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

M. OSBORN, Markham street the Lower landing dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries coun- try produce, Queensware, Hardware. Cutlery, etc.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS
 RECTOR YGYTsE

THE undersigned. having purchased the interest of | c. R. WARREN. Esq in the < Rector House,n at these celebrated Springs. and being sole proprie- tor will be prepared. from the first day of February 1855 to accommodate visitors in the m st c0nforta- hle manner. and at the most reasonable rates He has greatly improved the convenience of warm bath ing. by the erection of new, commodious and conve nient bath houses.
 The thousand miraculous cures performed by the hot bathing at these springs. have astonished the most scientific. RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS. SCRoFU- LA. SYPHILIS and almost every other disease readily yield to the efficacy of the baths.
 The services of an accomplished and experienced physician con be had at d moments notce
 Persons dcsirous of visiting these Springs arc in formed that there are boats leaving Napoleon almost daily, for Little Rock, where there is tri-N Nekly line of stages, good road to the Springs being about twelve hours of staging. W. STIDHAM.
 Hot Springs. Ark. Jan. l1. 1854.
 P. S.-lie has succeeded in putting up in good or der 40 or 30 tons of Ice; and is having erected a splendid Ice Cream Saloon. janl7ly
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
THE MAGNOLIA HOUSE.

HAVING purchased the entire fixtures of the ! | house in Ashley's row. Markham street late ly occuped by MT. E. F B. LUNpK1N, which had been rettted within the past spring by that gentleman, i'll the finest modern style. we are prepared to accom- modate our friends. and every body generally, with the choicest liquors ever brought to the State, mixed in style not surpassed by any artiSs west of New York.
 ICE will be kept during the entire summer season, or as long as money gan procure it and every effort made te give satisfaction.
 Hoping by attention to their business. to merit large share of the patronage of generous public, they would say, come one-come all.'
 July , BROOKlN 6c SULLIVAN.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
10 the iraveiins Community-Wo,le,e
 Schiedam ArCmatic Schno

NHE. popularity of this article as q nlod;o., ',
 oIihh, ana It's intrinsic superiority over oI oiet Get alcofonc smunnts are established facts in 5a 5 .i Gtei
 Even S those who hS inyegh eG mon ventures deny
 stlmulantS under any circumstances IaTe ., olnuIye to tb daiqt that qes SGhodam Aromatic ScDaof +;on It m%ogld De literally flying in the face ofdemors uen ypn ,J o GgncrTse W for the accurate and en preparation and pronounce it free trop, "NS!zed ! M the aiouS elenents found in greater or less depTea every other kind of spiritousGquor. N'gIee' Tn sale by WIT GE0pC1,ve (!'E1 I5Ce1ved and fof
 Dec. 27 1854 if 01'"E N BRO.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
To the Travelling Public. HOUSE OF ENTERT.,~,7T,,

'INHE undersigned. having leased. for q ta~r,, oe Il years the fine House and Farm near Lt Pnoi. Ii @ Gn the southern road, known the DsBaun P7gee has opened House of Entertainment for travorors' and assures those stopping with him, that no ro;n5 snail De spared to make their sojourn agreeable
 ne proximity of this place to Little Rock. (beir,, only i've miles distant,) will make it desirable ss stoppng place topersons living in the Southern por tloh of the State, to stay with him, at night. and after transacting their business in the cv to rerrr to his house the next night. V i''"'A DEBAuN PLACE. All H'
 Pulaski CO., Feb 9 1c55 oo .p
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
NOTi iCE E. C Om Tn i S ner's Sale. STATE OF ARKANSAS.
J JNno 2. B
County of Seyjer.

County of SeYIer. ' In the Circuit Court of said county. James Taaffe and others On petition for partition Petttinaers keOdrtee. for Real Estate IpY virtue of a decree of the Honorable Circuit ID Court for the county of Sevier, aforesaid. in chancery sitting in the above entitled James H. Gray, Henry 4. Hawkins and Benjamin F. flaw kins, as commissioners of said court appointed for that purpose. will, at the court house door in said county, on Monday the 20th day of August, A. D. 1855, sell at public auction the whole of the lands of which George Taaffe late of said county, deceas ed died seized and possessed therein, credit of twelve months from that time for the purpose of dis tbutng the proceeds of such sale amongst the peti tioners as heirs at law of said deceased.
 There are thirteen hundred and sixty three acres and sixty five hundredths of an acre. q 1885 65- lOOhs of said lands to all of which the title is inds putable.
 Eight hundred and forty five acres and sixty five hundredths of acre, (845 65-l00ths) of the same is Red river bottom lying about five miles below Laynesport and upon which is the late plantation of said deceased, and which is considered the best tract Of land on the river of its size. James H. Gray, esq., resides near said tract and give any information desired in relation thereto.
 Three hundred and twenty arces 320 of the same lies near Wrights Ferry on Little river is of the best QUality of bottom, and entirely above overflow Doctor James H. Wilson resides adjoining thereto and will give any information about the same that may be desired.
 The residue lie near Rocky Comfort forty acres of which adoins said town, ut which place there is now good school post office and several stores and one of the peasantest locations in the county for family residence; and the other hundred and sixty acres about mile from that place which is of the best quality of Black Land. Indeed the whole of said lands cannot be surpassed for richness of soil in this or any other country.
 The undersigned as guardians of portion of said petitioners give this notice in addition to that of said commissioners, in order that such sale may be more generally and extensively known.
 DAVID TAYLOR and
 DANIEL SIMPSON.
 By JAMES PENNEY. their Solicitor Sevier county, Arkansas May l7th, 1855.
 May 29, '55 till August 20th
 Cost of adv. $34
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
NEW GOODS

DECEIVED this day, per stermer Judah Touro, lC the following articles which will be sold at the market price:
 bags Pepper; do Alspice; l do Ginger; barrel MaGder; 1s do satpotre; l do Soda: l do Venetian Red; do Sulphur; do Almonds; p boxes Candy: ID do Sperm Candles; barrel Saleratus; barrels Crushed Sugar; 4 15 bbls do do ; do Powdered Sugar; 3 do Granulated do nests Cedar Tubs 20 dog. Painted Buckets; : do Well do do Horse do ? do Iron bound 1S bushel measures; , do Cocoa Nut Dippers; 25 kegs White Lead; 8 do Zine Paint; 1 bbl. Turpentine; l do Lnseed Oil 1O cases Lemon Syrup: 40 do Choice Claret Wine; 30 30 baskets da Fper Hejdsick" Champagne Wine goo cans Powder; 20 boxes 10 by l2 New York Window Glass; 10 do by 10 do do do 20 do Bar Soap; Ceases Olive Oil; do Pepper Sauce; do Tornatto Catsup; , do assorted Pickles; barrels Vinegar; 10 dozen Shaker Bro0ns; 50 lbs Indigo; 25 do BoraX; 20 do Gum Camphor; 50 do Cream Tartar; 20 do Tartar;c Acid; boxes Imperial Tea; 10 llns. Nutmegs; mats Cassia; ~ 20 boxes Tobacco! June l2, '55. s. II. TUCKER.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

DIR. R. L. DODGE, Markham street, Druggist and dealer ie Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
NEGRO WANTED.

WANTED to purchase an able bodied negro man w who understands the blacksmith business suf- tcently we'll to execute plantation work
 June 2S St ROSWELL BEFBE.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

. n BENDER has moved his entire stock of Staple SI. and Fancy Dry Goods into his new brick build ing Markham street, where he will be pleased to sec his old customers and the public generally. He is offering great bargains in his goods, and those wishing to purchase will find d large assortment of choice dry goods etc., at very reduced prices. May