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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
REnFORD's FAMILY GROCERY

TIME would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Evansville vicinity. that have Just opened fresh
stock OF Family rocer and Provisions OF every
on Second street. James Steels Lumber Yard
by strict attention to business 70 merit ano
receive share Of public patronage.
They are daily receiving supplies Of Butter Cheese
Poultry the country and shall keep
sany hand full supply of all staple articles ior table
All Goods purchased this store will be delivered at the
ss's' ssoT ~ BEDFORD WADE.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HNRMONY TRI.
MEkkLH MAIL LINE

B<$FrVSA On and after Saturday. July Ist the
y|A&dh-sT& dersigusd will q TRi-WKSxLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches as above.
Leaving Eva,sville Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
at o'clock A. Nj returning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursdsy's and Satu day . ut O'Clock A NJ
The lire will all times be stocked with horses and
comfortable Coaches careful drivers the
made uh regularity and dispatch. All orders goods
transportation of packages pronptiy and carefully
tended
For passage other business apply at the once Liv
and sale Stable Locust the Market House
Persons leaving their orders the Hotels will
prompt attention. Ma Z. III. DE GARMO.
e19-u
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cONrECVVONA AIRY. PR DESERVES. &C.
WHO'D. rs ALE 4 RET ALL.

q KCKTZ Respectfully PubIIc tnat ne
NO nrerared fll all orders either of Country
ehanss or aml Coneconares OF every description
iuciudin Partisan Chrysalzed work ofevery style Pre-
serves Jees Re- msnufaeture He has the best
and enabled to hl orders for
He asks the attention Of Country merchants
10 his stock and prices. sepls-u
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FL K Eg FRET! FIPE,yt
MORE TRiUMPHS OF rr.
klCHsS : La AMER SAFEST

IT THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE list prr.
received by the mails. They form addition, tes,;,n,
of the superiority of RI,H's SALAMANpFi iIr,
FIRE in ChAkLESI On, sc
. CHAR EsToN, April ~ ls54
Mr. L.. NJ. HAToH, Agent for Richs Salans pter S.te.
Dear Sir: Finding i'm possible r. NOV ,,r
ring the late fire, which drstroyed our stor, In -.
street. and having taken out books we nut i,t "a
several papers TO test H. We glad 10 acki,oyl,des
.hat AZ ius susianen The high reputation ,our
peeled when We Witnessed the intense heatitwassnS.
jecicd to. Yours, de-. @ @''1' '
COURTNEY, ,TENNANTx
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COURTNEY, TENNANTd
FIRE IN pANsvIlLI Nv

- DaNsvILLE, April 10. 1854.
Messrs. STEaRss MARVIN Gentlenien. Yon, SAT-,
went through the fire. IL contained an our IaoI 80
papers which came out In ood order. the SAT- ron,
appearance must have been red hot We trustss an,
all in it, Very respectfully. ,ours.
BKGNN A.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK n s2 Hours
BOSTON in 3tn Hours;
BUFFALO in l6I Hours;
DUNRIRk in Is iioursI
CLENELAN q in 81 Houre;
BY THE 'tt
NnIr,,I,, .,,,I rIo,ofo.J

ny The a
Cincinnati, Columbus and CIcveland Route,
LITTLE MIAMI R.,,.wotp,
'NHE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
Bo Ssrs New Yo Boston Moas1. naS
fasseng th ronte breakfast at CT icnnst and dine
the next day in Nss FfESs.'p,1ry,rR.Ns fS.'
NEW ARRANGEMENT
First Train Rslroad Lightning Express. O'Clock
m1a5 direct ad exclusive sarOaa connection Cre',
Cleveland to Dunkirk New Yok aad oston at Bnfao to
s.sena as ''sSs eoe.
sss.y sns travel than by any tsr
2gEEN OF THE THE EwEs......,......-...o Cant MeBride;
FNRE AS CHEAP As ANY OTHER RotTE.
s
This train also makes =. crsstins to PssarsS
CLEVELAND with Railroad to DunkirA Buffalo New
Third Railroad svening Express at o'clock p
Pit,stursh Baltim Philadelphia and New York CIrve
land to nkrs New ort and Boston Buffalo NiTsAra
The only route landing cassensersiu Cleveland.
rSans o ms Isuse re sss same snag from
ft ;s s!ssi
s1 BE sure and procure your Tickets via Columbus.
~ Baggage checked from Cincinnati to Dunkrk aud Ba-
fao Dunkrk to New York aud reeheeked at
The Dep this and Lake Shore Railroad clese
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
RoS % res spsS the Yellow G,S
Southeast conner o. and Frnt directly op
or at the Eastern Little Miami Rrs s,is
p. w. srRApER Ticket and ensrsi Agent, - ~ -
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
VIII call for passengers in part the city hy leaving
ey27 J. III. HOW ELL. Conductor.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and ha.
entirely rehtted and re:urnished it, and is prepared
TO entertain the patrons Of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and car
riages to let. .-
The stable large, clean and well located and good
i'm constant attendance. Particular attention
ny and in all respects public sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fjy6-ul J. A. SSkRs.
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vJyHE undersigned constantly keeps on hand iare'
assortment of fresh Water. Butter and sugar Crack
rs aud also Of Soda Pilot and Navy Bread which be
ing man ufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
and are not exceed i'm quality by other manufcto
y in tho country. large stock always on hand at M
shop on Water street, between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-u j. SiNLiCh'
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Z. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
fosters BmtidtRg, Up Stairs.
F.CRlSP. having removed his Office to Fosters
buildng, will be on hand at all times, to take ac
knowl ,dyemcnts Of Deeds Mortgages, &c. and attend
all business required Of him Justice of the Peace
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

-sxs
We invite the attention OF the public TO our supe.~
facilities for doing WORK Of all kinds WIN -
d;sn.teh anil cheapness. Our sock OF ooo Iaps ps;i
1arIs De is constantly receiving new additions, VIZ"
we nave the lat styles of Types, %
~orkino n 70 this stock suit any order "ehaNe" Us"
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS
- -~h,.n we are enabled to do work cheap, fast ana
good. We have also ordered a
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PhEss'
.,,a xerution o. small and fine work In an elegant
These with other facilities and me asso.
ment oftypes, enable us to de'y eomPe'''"
lso as fne ru,vr
4. In the western country, and the only one Id
nv,iIe Inv which we are enabled to do I'll KINDS OIL
RULED BLANK WORK
,..a,as, .,yie. Orders either by letter or in per
On are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Far Handbils Bills Lading &c. &c ne WOE VII" WI. y.
Executed and sent home promptly, anu enarso' 'o"'
have reduced our prlces laie! nd ~
~. ~o,s nm our terms Tor Job Work are ipvariaois
CASH ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. 4. BLYTHE. Attornies ai
d Law, Evansville, Indiana nave asso cassd themselves
in the psacce of the law, and Will continue
10 practice this and she adjoining and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
particularly to land law. la short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lanasco togethe with their professioaa
oion az 10 ths title ifdesired (jy25-dawtf!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

(SHOICE family Butter to be hadat
" 1eil COOkS
yuNHEIlMOMETERs. Spy Glasses aud Pocket Eve
III Glasses. for sale by ey20 A. G. PUSHEE.
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HALL. DOrDs Il CO.'S
FIR Il = R OOF >AFES,
THOMAS CeNYNCTCN.

"hoLEsALE " AMI Retail BooKsELiER Ann
STATICNER
N| OuLDrespe fully inform his friend 90,
, lie generally that having purch. scd o M i f.o
natpone .i a. nhee"r. their cntise storL of E.stsX
STATIONERY! ne has rer owed bis B, ot stor, =, ,p.
la'ei, occupied b,them in TO- Fose,s p.l re sia .
of Main aud First Sire, T. 'e' biees corner
oe -, uohs ihus made to HE stock enable, hin n
th,, H. We esstohersa larger and better assortn.n N
s;",; oei"r" heen brought To- this nYrLe,. con
,ns T,; IN pari or Miscell3neol School Nedi,nr,nd
E , g,eal hooks Writing Printing Vr.rIn,s an
t;s. rane. raper, Foreiand Fare, Statiorar sSsl
~ All otwhieh will be soa uholessl, "a Pc,si
a,am,; lr'res tact To ~hitl l., wonld e.Ilth.
ohar "Icouniry merchants, dealers tea slsr. rrd
70 m confident he make ito their , res
" "'' aug 25-if
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EE - si ~
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
LITTLE uIAul RA1LsO3D.
pAssESGERs y the 9 clock A. Train ;, Little Nj
wing Say in New York PhiladelPhia. Baltimore or Wash
RON NCIN Att
PaiLApEfPaix n sly hours; or
BA5TIM2RE in % hours:
DUNkIRK IN 10 hours;
0LsxsLasR,r sANpSsRH Z II ss s'Ss:; Sasi..
FIVE DAILY TRAINS
cs,s%ss:
burg Baltimore P6ladeipha and New York GAINESVILLE
Wheeling Baltimore Philadelphia New York; Washing
Si ssd C' connects Asna Spf'n
SECOND rsAIs-Cleveard aud Pittsburgh Accommodation
kirk Buffalo Albany New York and Boston, Cs slime Pitts
TI.D rnAISwheeling Express. at 1870 O'Clock lnoon).
for Columbus Zaneviile Wheeling Baltimore. wahir
Springfield aud Delaware
and Laneas,er BancLestsr and Cheoths; Hillsboroug
a a1S Nss
New York aud Boston Pit,sbar. and
New YORK; sonsss,s sss at Xsnia TO sprinesselS
FARE AND THROUGH 7 ICKETs.
For prices of fare through tickets aad all information
m M
the United States the old shed General R
q broa and frsS. sirse.iy erso:ss the
Eastern N'T Raj GHsfs Agent
The Omnibus Line calls Tor pa sensers all the pal
Iotels and by leaving directions the oee No 22swau
States Hotel the office southeat Of BrosdwaJ
deci5 - j. ii. HOWELL. Conductor.
To Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Boston & New York.
ONLY SrEA BOAT LINE ROM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN Sy TaE SR sSSpusH an saSS asE
WITH CERTAIN CONNECTION .aFB .FFALO.
LITTLE MIAMI MIAMI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT rsfksss ssaE HF EsTEs
"a. Steamer Crescent CITY: s 4 :Mr pea.. Commander
OF TE TET ST. n
Commander leaves Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays
through from Cleveland Buffalo in hours, without
r. DsS ss win ss in. al for
the Eastern States:
Central Cleveland Columns and and Little MI
s@s.s:s
and will accomplish in this day perfected
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
Passengers should bear mind that this only Steam
Boat Line from Cleveland buffalo; and make regaar
procure their Tick via Coum bus d Cleveland
Meals and State Rooms included
steamers of this route.
- FARE.
From Gin CHM att to Buffalo
YORK. via hndson iG% river s.
From Ciucinna t. Boston %
From Cincinnati to Niagara Falls aud back 50 OO
From Cincin natl to Buffalo and back. ek.......... VI
|ORAS CHEAP As ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For Throush Tickets and all in ormation please apply
the old established General Railroad Once
yellow building southeast Broadway Front
streets directly opposite the Spencer House
and mail boat landing st the Eastefu Little Miami
road depot East Front street l-.....t.
wM CLEMENTS. Sup-t
-.t. r. W. STRADER Tieket and General Agent
The Omnibus Line will es FOR passenger the
city, by leaving directions the above
ner OF broadway and Front directly
eyzS j. ii. HOWELL. Conductor.
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A, KURTZ,

VXTHOIES ALE AND RETAIL ILCONFECTlONER
w aud Manufa all kinds OF Candies Cakes Cor
dia Preserves Jees &e &c First street. between Main
and Locust streets. Evansville. lad.
aorders families private parties for articles in
o attended the sh notice
a1-Aa ICE CREAM SALOON 10 httsd up in the beststyie
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A large assor,me Mt OF WILDER's P.TysT s.
SAFES, with Rich's improvement. for sai, by
SIEARNs & MARVIN.
Successors to Rich q Col
isn w ATER STREET. N Y.
ne only Makers of Salsmandcr Safes, cnnbipirc VII
der's aud Rich's Patents. and Sole Pron,ie,.,,s 90
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock. which has nebs, le, NO,
ke,hole. AIJJS 4 pCuLS ""'
my9-tf Agents al Ey.,s,;,,.
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PRICE. wAIsBd co.
CHARTREs ST. Fur. NEw oflF.Ns ve

We have abundan reason 10 recomnei. 4 49, IL
mander Safe as eniiDefi! freIr"of src. We bad,,sY
celienl Opportunity on the sth Eeruar, last of,es,inc
one OF uat description. which pur.ha s.y,,,I
year since af Mr. Isaac BsidRe On, tore o..
Charres street with stock of hats tr;, ~,
&c Was burned Oh the morning 81 iha ga, suhiesti,
our sale l" very ntehs' heat during We.
it saved ali its contents conn rising L,rt ~
checks upwards of nire hundred dol ar. Is re,y
able FOR several Thousand dollars. account, 4, on,
books Tor 70 u thousand dollars. said S;r
one hundred and ten dollars. risk nobi, !, nc
nounciBg ID the cheapest article ever rnr,I :. -
ALERRT 1RICO
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COpARTNERSHlP.

COPNHTNhHSHIF.
HAVE this day associated with the Forwarding and
Commission business. Robert 5. Howard. The business
conducted under the aud
Lewis a. Howard. elG-u EDWARD LEWIS.
sHINCJES-75O0 Po plar Shin
y for sale cheap to close consignment by
el6 PRESTON BROS.
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S. SORENSON,
Insurance and General Agent.
Oee with Alls Howes Water street, Evansville. Ind
g--,f

LEWIS, ROET. 8. HOWARD
LEWIS & HOWARD,
~ ORW AKDiNG AND COMMISSION MER
~ CHANTS. Evansville Ind Wharf, boat at the River
the Canal Personal and prompt attention to al
Coasignments either Tor sale or shipment.
Evansville. June 10. lS54.-ly
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EVANSVILLE. La. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13. 1866
lTERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE u g. MAIL
AND EA PR rs. PACKETS.

W
leave rrrre siante ana Evansville every
S1k2z<<S Mondsy Wednesday and Friday at clock
p NJ These Boats large ccmmodous we'll furnished
Terre Haue with Railroad aud Northern Pack
Evansville with the different Lines of Steamboats,
on the Ohio river e22-tf
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE
\HE Partnership heretofore existing between the sub
IL scrbers Ter the and style of Mac Lobensne
is this day dissolved by mutual consent Lobensne Who
will the business che old stand will attend the
all claims old and i'll the
of that purpose All them
indebted late firm requested imme
diate payment. CHAkLES MACk
ANTHONY LOBESSTISE.
CARD.
HAVING withdrawn the firm. take this occasion
thanks for literally
it, ontnuance of the my late partner
carry business with undunished yissr and
will make himself worthy of the eonhdence
of the people. ey2l CHARLES W. MACK.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
NO RL LNKSMlTHS, WHITESMITHS AM
u.&Nn pOR sAuE
LOUISyILLE p,prR w,LL

RLACK SILK OR avATs.-2 eases assd in size and
! price. this day reed by JAMES Low Co.
octf AS Main street louisville. KY.
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BARBER SHOP.

uWAY-3o bales No. Timothy and 81 bales slightly dam
e2L GEO. FOSTER a. co.
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ATES OF ADVERTISING.
IIII III fIIIIIii :

|
zsQ'r II So e,5O 3s5 4,ool 6.o 7oo soolo, lo,oo
z,o'r-. $50 40o 500 OOl 7s5 $50 lo5O l4@ 9.oo
sa'rss50 4-5o $50 6.5ol $50 1000 l3oo ls,oo s2,oo
ssarsl45O $50 $50 so ,5Iil,o l99ol.s.oo Sooo
s s5OI 6sa 7l5 soOI 90 Is 90 % 20 sao
., ,,a'r.s50I 7s5 500 $50 s5 80 so,oo 4o0o
sq'rs17.5O Ss5 s75 9.ss $50 1900 2aoO st.o .a0o
a 9s5 97s 1928 i4,75 II so $50 3sO .oOO
One square, one Insertion.
each additional insertion. -....... soe
ehanseable weekly. per annum'-''.-- - - :"
:. .......... SIS %
.pace or less ges prcportionae discount
Standing Cards. making six lines or iess' e'sh' a' PEI
in form Of special loaded notices. double
price. .avsr-
xisers cents per line sa,
Announcing candidates names u. and 70 Gus Per "es~
,;oral for all time weeks from election.
I.rr. Cuts charged double the dimensions o'VPe-
Asv.rtiseuens 70 kepton inside charged 70 per
regular rates. x,...a ..n.v.
Marriages. Deaths Religious notices published
without charge.
enlarged till
Tn. privilege of yearly advertising firms does nos
that Of individual members -, A..
Advertisements inserted at the EXPENSE OF the At
rouxErs ordering and not deayatle Tor the iesai
but eolieetable a usual time
Advertising Weekly Per square si Tor nr's
hft,een Is for each subsequent.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

T BEG leave to inform the public of Little Rock and l vicinity that have opened an office on Markham street. Asheys block in this city, for the purpose of carrying on a general Exchange and Banking busi- ness It will be my object to do business in such manner as to merit public patronage. First class ex- change on New York for sale in to suit appli- cants. Gold, Silver and uncurrent money bought and sold at fair rates
 For references apply to Rochester Bank, Roches- ter N. r.; Mir. Jas. Chappell and James W. Saw yer, Rochester, N. Y.; David Dows, esq., of the late firm of Dows d Cary, New York City: Messrs. Bing- ham 6y Hart, No. Pine street, New York City,
 Collections made and monies promptly remitted.
 I shall also represent the Cincinnati and Little Rock Slate Company and shall provide promptly for the redemption of all its drafts and issues at the of flee of the Company Mo- Pine street. New York.
 april II '55 II. SEYMOUR.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
Valuable Invention.
Important Testimony in it's Favor.
FLOUR IoSPECToR's OFFICE, PhiLadeIDhia, April %. lS55.

FLOUR IosPECToRs OFFICE, ] Philadelphia, April %, 1855. Messrs. Edwin and James M. Cark:-Gentlemen-H carefully examined the cOnstucton operation and manshp of your newly patented Combined Grinding and Bolting Merchant Fourng Mill, take pleasure in pre- entng you and the public with the following the result of my investigations
 With French Burr Mill Stone, thirty inches in diameter ground and bOed from nine twelve bushels of wheat hour, making clean york; and at the time turning single operation, extra flour, superne flour, sho ship stuff and ban The extra and superne flour of excel quality, and the yield per bushe equal the largest complicated mills of modern constructIon occu. but little room, be placed in of 2 feet ength by feet whice when in running order, with all the machinery requsite be easily removed transported from place to another-has complicated machinery about it, consequently liable get of order, and takes but little and to be particularly adapted to the wants of the condition of the country arge and from its cheapness of constructions and small tal requisite it, apdity of grinding hour aken in cannot but think that long it will be successfully established in State of the Unon if it does not entirely take the place of the old complicated chinery heretofore used. Yours truly,
 STEPHEN MILLER,
 Head Flour Inspector of Philadelphia. This valuable mill can be in opperation day at Mo- 21 Arch to the Theatre Philadelphia from o'clock the forenoon, until twelve o'clock, and o'clock the aternoon until four by those wishing to chase State rights The still have of the valuable States and counties for sae and will give all satisfaction relative to it. Those desous of ing in this promising speculation, will do we'll to call and it soon, hundreds doing daily.
 The prices which the paentees selling county and States a justify the most timid in purchasing and within the last few weeks sixty thousand dollars worth of patent rights have been sold. The patentees Edwin and for the purpose of selling the entire United States Counties and States for sale.
 Pereons writing for information must enclose stamps to pay return postage
 Julv 2 '55-4t<
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
N TIC F.
N O II I q IF Com m iss ioner's Sale. STATE OF ARKANSAS.
County Of SeVier.

County of Seyier. '
 In the Circuit Court of said county. James Taatle and others, On petition for partition Pettti1nerS kcpdftee for Real Estate. DY virtue of decree of the Honorable Circuit ID Court for the county of Sevier. aforesaid, in chancery sitting, in the above entitled cause James H. Gray, Henry A. 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 Taafe, late of said county deceas- ed, died seized and possessed therein, on a credit of twelve months from that time, for the purpose of dis ributing the proceeds of such sale amongst the pe toners heirs at law of said deceased.
 There thirteen hundred and sixty three acres and sixty five hundredths of acre, .365 65- l00ths of said lands to all of which the title is ndis putable
 Eight hundred and forty five acres and sxty-tive hundredths of acre, S45 G5-1O0ls) 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 said tract, and can give any information desired in relation thereto.
 Three hundred and twenty arces (32O) of the same lies near Wright's 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 adjOns said town, nt which place there is now good school post office and several stores and one of the plesantest locations in the county for family residence; and the other hundred and sixty acres about one 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 any other country.
 The undersigned as guardians of portion of said petitioners give this notice in addition 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 17th, 1855.
 May 29, '55 till August 20th
 Cost of adv. S39
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
HELMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COmpOund Fluid Extract SarSaparilIa.

For Purying he Blood aH diseases arising of Mercury, erpomre and imprdence ID i chron c constitutional disease, arising from impure stae o
 the biood and he only retiabie and efectuat kaOwn
 medy for the of Scrotula, Scatd Head, Utcera-
 tions ofthe Throat and Legs, Pains and Seedlings
 of Me Bones, Tetter, Pimptes the Face, and
 0U ScaLy Eruptions of the Skin. This article prescribed by of the most distn uished physicians in the country, and has proved more eff practice than preparation of Saaparlla yet of leed to the public Several of secondary Syphilis, Mecura and Scrouous diseases have entirely recovered the ncuabe wards of Public Institutions which had for many resisted mode of treatment that could be devised These cases furnish striking examples of the sau tary effects of this medicine aesting of the diseases after the glands destroyed and the bones already affected.
 NoTIcE-Leers from respectable Physicians and Profess of several Medical Colleges, and certificates of from patients will be found accompanying both preparations PRICES
 Fluid Extract of Buchu sl per bottle, or bottles for s. squal strength to one gallon of Syrup of sarsapara Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist, 263 Chestnut street, the Girard House, Philadelphia. All letters directed to the proprietor receive immediate iention.
 July 3, '55-1y