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No Family should be without HOofand',
 German BitterS.

CAldrea q6Ficted aoh e Sunsmtr Complaint entirely
 cured Jy them.
 Camden, N J, March IA. 1855 Dear Sr-It is with much pleasure that inform you of the great benefits derived from the of your German Bitters in my family. During the greater part of last summer, my son, aged two years, was severely afflicted with the Summer CnnDludnt in the worst form for which various remedies prescribed by Physicians and others used but with no avail. also sent him to the country, but it proved of but little benefit. Having bottle of Geraa1a Bitte7s in the house, was persuaded to try that, which to my astonishmcnt entirely cured him. lie continued to take the Btters some time afterwards and became healthy. have the greatest confidence in the Bit tcrs and feel no hesitation in saying that no family should be without them. Respectfully yours,
 JOHN W. PARIS To Dr. c. NJ. Jackson. Plum street, above Second. al yprtscmput April l1. 1856 4W
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Democratic Convention of Randolph.

DemOcratic Convention of Randolph.
 Pursuant to notice formerly given, the de- mocracy of Randolph county met at the court house, in the town of Pocahontas, on the 21st day of April, 1856, to make public expression of their political faith, and also, to elect de- legates to the state, district and judicial con- ventlons, the first to be held on the 1st Mon- day of May next, at the city of Little Rock; the 2d on the same day in the town of Bates vile, and the third on the Tuesday following at the town of Batesvlle.
 The meeting was called to order, whereupon on motion, the Hon. w. R. Cain was elected president, and James c. Marvin secretary
 On motion, the following committee was ap- pointed to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of this convention, to wit: Col John Mccoy, Hon. B. J. Wiley, Hon. H. McIlroy, Maj. Jas. Houston, Jno. P. Black, esq.,, J. w. Shaver. esq.
 Which committee retired and returned the following preamble and resolutions, leaving them blank as to persons, with the exception of his excellency Elias N. Conway; whereupon the blanks were filled by election of the names therein contained and unanimously adopted, and are as follows, to wit:
 WHEREAS The usages of the democratic party require public enunciation of the prin- ciples by which they are actuated; and whereas, we the democracy of Randolph county, hold in high veneration such usages; and whereas, also we approve of the holding of convention at Little Rock, on the lst Monday in May next, for the purpose of nominating suitable candi- dates for Governor, Presidential Electors and sendining delegates to the democratic national convention at Cincinnati and of holding con- vention at Batesville on the same day for the purpose of nominating a candidate for member of Congress from this district, and on the next day thereafter for the purpose of nominating candidate for Judge and Prosecuting Attor- ney for this judicial district; therefore
 l. Resolved, That the democracy of Ran- dolph county cordially extend the hand of fell lowship to all the old line whigs that feel it their duty as lovers of their country's good, to join us in our opposition to the Know Nothing or so-called American party, and they are re- quested to participate in this meeting.
 2. Resolved, That we heartily approve of the law known as the Kansas N ebrask ka act as en- bodying the doctrines of non-intervention by Congress in the territories upon the subject of
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DY virtue of a certain decree of the Circuit Court ID in chancery, of Pulaski county, Arkansas, ths undersigned commissioner in chancery of said court will sell to the last and highest bidder at the court house door in the city of Little Rock in said county and State on the 23d day of June, 1856, being the first day of the next term of said circuit court between the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales the following described property belonging to the estate of David Fulton, deceased viz;
 The N w. A of section l5, l60 acres; the E. 15 of the s. W. 4 of section l5, so acres; the N. w. I of the s. E. Ii oi section l5, 40 acrcs the $. w. L of the $. w. 4 of section Is, 40 acres; the west E of section p, 320 acres; the w. T of the s. E. A of sec ton P, so acres and the $. w. A of the x. E. A of section 22 40 acres containing altogether 760 acres of land, in township north range 12 west, and situated about two miles south of the city of Little Rock.
 Also lots Nos. Il and l2 in block No 34. west of the Quapaw line, in the city of Little Rock upon which there are two dwelling houSes Also lots Nos ', and in block No 37, west of the uapaw line in the city of Little Rock
 TERMS THE SALE-One years credit with bond and approved security, and interest at per cent per annum. Title bonds given until the property is paid for, when deeds will be executed
 DAVID F. SHALL.
 Commissioner ia CAance3y. Little Rock May 6, 1856. 1t
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$6O,00O.

TAe first Hrana plan Lottery established in hse U g. By authority of the State of Alabama. Southern Military Academy
 Lottery.
 Class D.-NeW Series. To be drawn in the City of Montgomery, June 18th,
 1858. Only 10000 Numbers.-Capital Prize. S15oo0. Price of Tickets.-WhOles S1O; Halves, S5; Quarters S2 60. Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the drawing in bills of specie paying Banks: without de- duction-only presentation d fAe 1scSets drdaang the Prize
 E- Bills of all solvent banks taken at par. All communications strictly confidential. JOHN L. LOGAN Camden, Ouachita county Arkansas General Agent. May 6. q. MCGOWAN. Agent, Little Rock
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RaSin, X;ch., August 2, 1853.

This is to certify that one year ago was quite gray, and my hair so thin on the top of my head that | feared its entire loss In this condition applied for and obtained bottle of Prof. Woods Restorative and before had used quart bottle the gray hairs had entirely disappeared and it had thickened up so to be full usual, and it assumed glossy ap- pearance apparently more beautiful than it ever was before. do, therefore, cheerfully recommend it to those ladies who value beautiful head of hair. l will also state that use it now, occasionally, for its healthy and beautifying effects.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TENHE subscribers have a large lot of Shoes which II they have just received and offer for sale upon the principle of lit or no sale-call and see them
 April 22, 1856. NEWBERN t& HUGHES
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TO BANK DEBTORS,

rTNIIE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds. Il for sale for cash oroon credit, terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS 65 GALLAGHER Little Rock. July 9 1855 6m
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BIBLES. BIBLES !

<~1.syz.7s.fA VVNEE depository of the American
 -Z1,17 Bible s%;e'yi, for 9 Arkansas; Ii is Bibles printed by tine Society without note or comment. and are as elegantly finished the Book can be found in any regular book establishment They are offered prices greatly below those asked by BookSeellers generally. Largest size Family Bibles, with record for Births and Deaths ................. B 50 Second size Family Bibles, with record for Births and Deaths hs....................... f 50 and Deaths. ... ......................... , 90 Common leather binding at from 5O 10 go cts. The New Testament (with Psalms at from 35 to 75 cents.
 Pocket from 60 to s cents.
 They are printed in the English and German Ian gUages.
 Persons wishing any of these publications will find it greatly their interest to examine this collection before purchasing. May G. 1856.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE RUNAWAYS. 1s, JOHN, Ben, July and Will. left my plac

No TOHN, Zen, July and W i'll, left my place "A J on the 18th of April, 1856. will give a -Nsuitable reward for them if delivered to me or confined in a jail where can get them. John is about six feet high very likely is about 25 years old stammers or shutters in his speech. Will is black man. about 25 years od six feet high his front teeth little dccayed, so that you may see between them July is about "A years old, very black shows his teeth very much when he talks teeth sound and whtc feet inches high. Ben is copper ;colered negro, slow when spoken to- All of the above negroes had on broad cloth round coats and black pants and fine hats, when they left,
 DANIEL H. SOBRIE, Little Bay, Calhoun county, Ark.
 May G. lSEs. 4t*
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A Reliable Letter from Kansas.

The whole history of the Kansas excitement has been marked by systematic scheme of imposing upon the popular mind false state ments as to the condition of affairs in the ter ritory, intended to keep up sectional agitation It is only since the President issued his proca- nation, and thereby gave assurance to the pub- lie mind that the peace of the territory would be preserved, that the country has become cog nizant of the frauds practiced by the agents of abolition agitators. We find in the Tallahas- see Floridan letter which that paper ascribes to Judge STIRLING G. CAro, of Kansas, which will be satsf factory to all who know the high character for integrity and intelligence of the writer. He is at present one of the judges of the territory, and we have no doubt that his statements represent things just as they are in Kansas:
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06

vINllS day received per steamer NJ. Greenwood II and Hickman, large assortment of staple dry goods. consisting of
 Bleached and Brown Domcstics from S-4 to l2-4 300 pieces Prints, Il general variety of patterns; 50 Cottonadcs;
 20 4. Planters Linens;
 50 Fine Lnens
 Bleached and Brown Table Linens Diapers, Crash luckaback Towels, Table Napkins, Denms, Stripes, Osnaburgs, etc., etc.
 MEPRICK 4,
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SARAH BROWN.
.M Inl,is Mnrnl, r 1orA

M h0"ls, March ', l554 PRor. Wood-Dear Sir; My hair commenced faI- ling of some three or four years since, and continued popular remedies of the day, butt no effect At last was induced to try your celebrated Hair Restorative and am very happy to say it is doing wonders. have now fine growth of young hair, and cheerfuy recommend its use to all similarly afflicted.
 A. c. WILLIAMSON. 138 2d-st
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FOB &CCO.

.TTHE undersigned have just received from Bati- l more large lot oi VII nlrgIma Tobacco also a Cigars, all of which will be sold very low by
 May s, 1856 TATE & MOORE. Scotrs Spring and Summer Fashion Plates. TUST received from New York by mail, number sD of these plates, which will be sent to Tailors in the State free of postage receipt of s2, with drafts accompanying, with full instructions how to cut.
 II. F. HEZEkIAI,
 May G. lS56 Agent for H. C. Scott.
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USE DoDGE,s WARRANTED BELLS

USE DODGE'S WARRANTED BELLS,
 Made by the Mountaneers,
 Who learned the value of a Bell,
 After hunting cows and steers
 The number of years, we'll not tell. EA A ND again we say to the wise if you would EA "A by the small sum of a dollar or two save &s.Shundreds of dollars worth of time, labor. va luablc stock, and thousand other vexations, USE DODGES WARRANTED BELLS, the largest of which are heard three, and under favorable circun stances, even four or five miles distant GA good assortment and supply on hand and for sale by D. BENDER May G. lS56
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Steamboat .sea. zs:. Register.

Steamboat .e4.aa5-=z5 .e.a Register. PREPARED BY GEO. $. MORRISON, COMMISSION &
 FORWARDING MERCHANT. For he meeh enaing 4Non1oy morning, Moy 3.
 ARRIVALS. Gipsy. April 2o from Napoleon. Young America, April 2o, from Fort Smith Fox, May | from Napoleon. Cora No. : May 8, from Durdanclle. W Whitc Bluff May 3, from N"poleon. Anawun. May B. from Fort smith. Moses Greenwood. May 3. from New Orleans Iiickman May }, from Cincinnati. Exchange. May 1, from Napoleon GilSy. May 1, from Napoleon.
 DEPARTURES. Gip-y. April 29. for Napoleon lUung Amoii,. April 5u, for Fort smith. Fox, May l. for Napulcou Cora No. ,. May g. for New Orleans " hitc Bluff May 1, for Fort smith. Anawau. May 3, for Napoleon. Moses Greenwood, May 3 fer Fort smith. Hickman May f, for Fort smith. Exchange May l, for Fort Smith. Gip~y. May ,, for Fort smith. RIVER. .-Ht, risen , feet and still rising
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
NEW GOODS.

'tNiiS day received, full Stock of Staple Dry A Goods, consisting in part of the following: S-4, 7-o, A, Bro. Dome sites: 3-4, 7-S, A, 5-4, 6-4 9-4 "A and 1924 RleucL4l
 Domestcs; v 200 ps. assorted Prints;
 20 '' Cottonades:
 10 < Planters Linen:
 bales Osnaburg Stripes and Plaids; 50 Pieces Tickings;
 50 ass, rted Linens; loo dog ''Coatts" Spool Cotton; loo " Waxed
 20 lbs. "Mason's" Flax Thread 3o,0Oo Best Drilled-eye Needles; Bcreges, Lawns. Swiss Muslin Jaconet, Domestic; Printed ChalH, Grape .D'Paris Grenadine, Italian Cloths, Berege Plain, and Embroidered Curtains, Linen Mosquito Bars, with complete assortment of Combs, Brushes etc, etc. Which will be sold at the very lowest pos sble prices, for cash
 May 6 ls5G MEpPICK 9- ,SSCTT
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NAILS. IRON AND CASTTNCs

h BENDER has on hand good assortment of II. Swede and American Iron, Nails Wagon Boxes, Ovens and Lids etc., etc. All orders from the country will be filled for cash at the lowest prices
 May 6. 1856
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FOR OHIO RIVER

~T-D~ FHNlE fine steamer ss Hickman, 5, .-ae,s.l. n R. Prtchard Master, will leave for Louisville Cincinnati, and all intermediate ports on Saturday. the 10th inst, at l2 o'clock M. hay ing superior accommodations.
 For freight passage apply to
 May 6. It. MERRlCk k w WASSELL.
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CROCKERY.

CROCkERY. nnn GALLONS received ard for sale by l,VUV May 6, 1856. T. BARRETT.
 FURNITURE. A CHOICE selection, received per steamboat w hite 1A Bluff, consisting ill part of Bureaus, Tables, Chairs BedseadS, Washstands etc., etc., for sale by May s, 1S56 T. BARRETT.
 POTATOES. LUST received, per steamer Fox, ll6 bbls. Irish sJ Potatoes, and for sale by
 May S. 1856. THOMAS BARRETT.
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COM AI E R C 1 A l. .
----------- ------------ --------------- lICANuNE OFFICE. Au

Sugar-Thcre has been fair demand and the sales embrace about 600 hddS. at steady prices.
 M ,IaS>t>- Salcs of some 1jo bblS at 340 34 13c. for ernenting, and 3.W$Sc and 3S19c. P gallon for go,d to choice rcbpicd. Refined from the city refine
 cs has been in good request at 4oc. in hbs and 44c r gallon in bali bbls.
 Fiuur-rlIe demand is still limited. and to day $ sales have reached barely lS0o bbs including 225 H. lnois supefne $6 l25I; 2t0 at S6 2516 3719 250 St. Louis at SC 3115 400 at $6 50; 50 extra Illinois s7 Go; 50 at s7 75 g bb and 300 fancy private terms.
 Wheat--One or two lots were offering at $l 10 t9 bushel.
 Corn-With B light supply we have noticed sales of only about 2.20O sacks in several lots at 46O47c, 2,o0o prime yellow, taken by one party. at 48c. g bushel.
 Oats-About 1000 bushels St. Louis, in large sacks at 42c., and 200 primo Wabash, in bulk at 35c. t} bushe.
 Pork-The demand has been limited, sales of only about 100 bblS uninspected mess at Sl6 25 and l20 of Rumps at Sl2 per bb
 Dry S,lted Meats-A lot of 30 casks sold to-day at @lc for shoulders, 719 5 tb for sides.
 Bacon-Prces are steady, and the sales comprise clear Gone ot at 1015c.; and two three small lots of shoulders at 7$4WSc. & tb. Lard-We notice sales about 2,200 kegs by one party at 10$lc A h. and all offer of 919c. ret,,s ed for lot of 3o0 bbls and tierccs prime. Whisl1ey-About TOO bbls of which 400 to 300 rected, in lots, at 2213G23c; 100 raw at 23ac. 3S Gradns extra at 25c., and 100 DeXters, in lots at 32c. 5 gall,n COifee-We notice sales of only $50 bags Rio, of which 400 at He, and 25o at A@ll1c. T fb, with | dull market
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1 .
 EDW ARD EVERETT. ES-Scc. of State and Se nator of U. $.
 ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ex-Speaker House ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plcnpot to Great Britain.
 JOHN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
 MEN THAT ARE MEN,. Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonish- ing rApidity may mention
 Costivcness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Dropsy, Heartburn Headache, arising from foul Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and pain arising theretrom Flatulency, es, which require an evacuant Medicine, Scrofula or Kings Evil. They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the System cure many Complaints which Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Gout. and other kindred complaints. arising from low state of the body obstructios of its functions They the best Prgatvc Medicine discovered, and you will but need to them once to know it.
 Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER Lowell Mass and sold by every respectable druggist the United States Sold by J. J. McALMONT. Little Rock
 H. F. Farnsworth X Co.,, Memphis: J. Wright & Co., New Orleans and by agents in every county in the State. April l5, 1856 Pm
 "Greatest Discovery of the Age.-We in ve special attention to the advertisement of Prof 0. J. Wood of St. Louis Mo. As the names attached to the certificates are persons who are known to thou sands it is needless to say than is said by them in favor of Prof. 0. J. W oops CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read for yourselves.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
NEW ADVERT EASEMENTS IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY! By authority of the State of Georgia. Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
 Glass 15. To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia, May 29th. 1Sa6. when nrizes anlnuntinr to

To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia May
 2eth 1856, when prizes amounting to
 $3O,OOO
 Will be distributed Capital Prize. .s7, 500 Price of Tickets-WhOles, $5; Halves, S2 50; Quarters, S1 25. Prizes in this Lottery are paid thirty days after the drawing ill bills of specie paying banks, without de- ducton, on1y preseatation g e Ticket entitled to Me Prize
 Bills of all solvent Banks taken at par. All commit nications strictly confidential. JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden, Ouachta county, Arkansas, General Agent. Mays c. MCGOWAN, Agent, Little Rock
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Cattle Market.
 JEFFERSON (

JEFFERSON CITY, April 20. Beef Cattie-The stock on sale is heavy, and prices of fine and choice Reeves reduced to 715@Sc 8 tb net lower descriptions at 515@7c Hogs-Prices are lower, with heavy stock and slow market. Prices 619@715c 5 tb net Sheep-Receipts 200 head. Prices s3@5 50 E head. according to quality.
 Milch CoWs--Near l2o head offering. Prices easy for purchasers. Wequote at s25@5o 5 head for ordinary and good Cows, fine Cows at s6o@-J9 head Veal Cattie--Continues in demaud. Prices !, S13R head.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
JUST RECEIVED.

VDER steamer Fox. a beautiful assortment of Fash A ionable Bonnets trimmed in the latest style Misses Hats, Infants Caps, etc., etc.
 Also large stock of Parasols, Silk Umbrellas etc. etc.
 The best ste ok of Chinese, Spanish. and French Fans in the State.
 complete assortment of Domestic Dry Goods fit for Family and Planters viz: Cottonades Drill ngs Domestics. Lowells, striped Osnaburg, etc. etc Boots, Shoes, Hats Clothing of every variety and price,
 Also every article in Gentemen's Furnishing Goods to suit the most fastidious.
 Cal and examine, take pleasure in showing goods to all. D. B. HANDEL,
 May 6, '56 ''Cheapest Store under the Sun'
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
MOI, ASSES.

LUST received per steamer Moses Greenwood, 15 J barrels ot Sugar House Moasses. and for sale by
 NJ. TANTI x CO.,, May 6, 1856 Steamboat Landing.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
S. SOAP AND OIL
:. LITTLE ROCK CITY NJIJS..,

< CONSTANT supply of fresh ground Corn Meal "A always on hand. in quantities from one to onc hundred bushels at the very lowest market price, and superior to any brought to this market. Fami, lies supplied at all hours and in any quantity required at the Mills. MORELAND dc co.
 Little Rock. May s, lSs6 2w
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S. Louis, October 24, 1858.

RRor. o. J. Woop--Doar Sir: At your request I willingly give you statement of the effects of vour Restorative upon my hair. I commenced its use when my hair was quite gray, and I soon began to see it's effects in restoring the natural Luii to meatoy began to change to its natural color until it is entirely restored, and from carefully watching it's effects, am satisfied that it is not only entirely healthy in it's effect, but that if faithfully applied ac cording to directions, lady will be disappointed therefore cheeruy recommend it to my friends and all who have for such an article.
 Respectfully vours MRS. E. BEARDSIY
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06

Very respectfully,
 "Your obedent servant, S. G. c. "W. c. M. DAVIS, Esq"
 PARDoNED.-The Boston Courier, of the 18th ult says:
 It will be remembered that on March 9, 1854, the U. s. brig Perry captured, after long chase, an American schooner off Ambriz, Africa, while engaged in the slave trade. The vessel, which proved to be the schooner Genmorgan, was brought to this port by Lieut.. J ohn Downs, and her captain, Charles Kehrman, and her mate, John Mccormack, was tried and con- vcted of being engaged in the slave trade.- There was good deal of sympathy at the time for the captain and mate, inasmuch as it was pretty we'll known that they were lthe victims of scheme which had made other men rich. Mccormack received a sentence of few months imprisonment; but Capt. Kehrman was sentenc- ed to three years imprisonment in the county jail, and to pay fine of $1OOO This was in May, 1854. The President of the United States has granted an unconditional pardon to Kehr- man, and that individual was liberated on the 10th ult.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
NOW ~COME TO SEE ME-,

| AM now in receipt of splendid lot of Rcady Il made Clothing, including Dress and Frock Coats in variety; Pants. Vests, Shirts, Drawers. etc
 Alss-a superior lot of Boys Hats, all of which will sell on the most reasonable terms
 May 6, lS56 H. E. UEZFKIAU ' ADIES' Silk, Satin, Lasting, and Kid Gaiters. at 1I May 6, 1856 D. B. MANDEL'S.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
STILL ARRIVING AT

HAVING made arrangements with teamster. H am now prepared to deliver Bricks to any part of the city. D. B. HANDEL
 May G. IS56
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
ELOUIs.
NEW GOODS.

<, F1nn BAGS super fine flour, just re- aNgss lOO ceived and for sale low by
 lay s, MERRICK & WASSELL.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
HATS, HATS, HATS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

A DANAMA, Leghorn, Seanet Pearl, Peda <01 and Straw, at D. B. MANDEL'S.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06

DROF. HAYES, State Chemist
 <. ; ; : !: a GgE \ of Massachusetts, says they S %SA are the best of all PULs, and an / XYI nexed are the men who certify that <N1 Dr. Hayes knows, viz:
 LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Jus 4%F tce Supreme Court of Mass. AEz&6EAxxA EMORY WASHBU RN, Cover
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MERRICK & WASSELL.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

10 Plain and Painted, .Jaconet Muslins; Swiss Do Organdie Do.; Grape d'Paris, Baroge DeLane, Cling hams, Cotton and Thread Hose, etc. etc.
 All of which will be sold at the lowest prices
 May 6. MERRICk X WASSELL.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
JUST RECEIVED,

fA DOZ. boxes of fresh Baltimore Oysters; 4O 10 dog. cases fresh Mackerel
 40 boxes of assorted Candy;
 '' Lemon Syrup;
 25 " fine Tea. May 6, 1856 JACOB HAWKINS
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
GROCERIES.

LUST received 10 bbls. Molasses, 50 bags prime s1 Coffee, % boxes Candles, 10 hhds. Sugar, 2C boxes Soap bbls Powdered and Crushed Sugar lo boxes Starch. Pepper, Spice. Vinegar, Cinnamon Nutmegs Indigo, Madder, Copperas, etc.
 For sale very low by
 May $. MERRICk & WASSELL.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
M RS. E. BEARDSLY.
RyNoIfeld. Jan. 12. 18hh

RRoF. Woop-Dear Sir: Having made trial of vour Hair Restorative, it gives pleasure to say thai it's effect has been excellent in removing inflammation dandruff and constant tendency to itching. with which have been troubled from childhood. and has its original color. have used no other article with anything like the same pleasure and profit.
 ours truly, J. K, BRAGG
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
IMPROVEMENT.

GENTS Boots. Gaiters and Slippers. at
 NS May G. 1856 D. E. MANDELS