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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-22

NEW FURNITURE STORE.
Nos III md l73 CANAL STREET, NRw ORLEANS.
"a The Undersigned having opened
~ large and splendid assortment Essssss2saiaS
m Of New Furniture, is s=aaaszsaS
prepared to supply the trade and families on the most
liberal terms. This being the ENTIRE NEW STOCK
in the city; purchasers will find it to their advantage
to call and examine the goods and learn the prices
before purchasing elsewhere. Will keep constantly
on hand Mahogany and Walnut
Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Armolres, Centre Tables
Chairs, . Sofa do
Sofas, Card do ...-
Tete- -a-tetes, Extension do ..
Easy Chairs, Washstands,
Secretaries, w .s M Book Cases, t
Ottomans, Lounges,
Canopies, 4 Cribs,
Feathers Looking Glasses spring, hair and moss mat
tresses together with great variety of every article
usually found in furniture warehouse.
( oct24 CHAS. A. STEWART.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-22

The Alabama papers complain Of the low
stage Of the rivers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-22

The diamond, on account of its hardness, trans
parency, hrillancy and rarity, has always been re-
garded as of the most valuable of the precious
stones It has long been known to consist Of pure
carbon in crystalline state Chemically, it differs
little from charcoal blacklead or lamp black it may
be readily burned in oxygen gas, and the resulting
compound is carbonic acid-precisely what arises
facts, the production Of diamonds in the laboratory
has long been thought possible; and from charcoal
prepared from crystalised sugar, NJ. Despretz has
produced crystals Of carbon having all the properties
Of the diamond This result was obtained by the
crystals are microscopic, but clearly recognised
octahedra, black, others transparent. Gauden,
the famous lapidary, found these crystals to cut d
amonds and rubies, like powdered diamonds them.
selves It yet remains an achievement Of chemical
scianc0o produce these crystals Of size sufficient
for ornamental purposes.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-22

1000 lbs putty in bladders
1000 lbs Spanish whiting
100 books of gold leaf
6 gross paint brushes
500 Tbs assorted soap
600 TBS star Dndles
4 gross Ky mustard
$50 Tbs chrome and Par
is green
10 reams sand paper
% gross lucifer matches
100 TBS potash
500 fbs saleratua
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-22

e following list comprises
nd and to arrive:
1000 TBS sup: carb: soda
1000 Tbs coperas
$50 Tbs sal: soda
500 TBS EPSON salts
800 fbs roll sulphur
$50 lbs -four sulphur
400 gallons alcohol
$50 do castor oil
800 do lard oil
400 do linseed oil
$50 do varnish
200 do train oil
5000 TBS pure and extra
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-22

A OCULIST!
MN DR.. CUISINES OFFICE
For the Treatment Of Diseases of the EYE ano
1mperfections of Vision, No. l35 ST. CHARLES
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans. All surgi
cal operations upon the Eye attended to. Such as
Cataract, Squirting, the insertion Of Artificial Eyes
etc., etc. jan l, 1856
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-23
OHahBe OF Time.
ON and after Tuesday, Aug = 1885 untn further notca
" Trains will be run as follows, Saturdays exctpted:)
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING S0UTI-The 90 N. Train will connect at San
husky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroevle with
Express the Southern Division of c. T. Road;
shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from CeYeand
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and
Railroad. ~
The 6.20 r. NJ Train will Sandusky with steam
er BAY City from Dctro at MOnroevc with
T. T. H. r.; at Shelby Junction at 52l p NJ with Mail
Train on G. C. C. r. G. for Columbus Cincinnati
ned Junction ats 30 NJ with Past train o. p. r. Il.
Trains Central Ohio Il. II.
GOING NoRTII.-rhe 9 '21 Train will close con-
nection at Newark with Mail Train from BrIaIr o. L.
X at Mansfield Juncton with Exqress for Pittsburgh; at
shelby Junction at 12' with Cincinnati Express
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and 9IOnrOeVtc with
Mail Train on G. g. 7. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
100 Train will connect at Newark with EXPRESS from
HE East on Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield with
Fast Train Tor Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; Monroeve Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago and sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
j. W. WEIR, sup't.
sandnsEy, Aug. d, lS55.. sep15-f
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Lnst Raoeivad

y ubU llUOUIVVUs
SSIORESCoTTS' Philip the Second, - 9 vols.
/ I.S9uier's Notes Central Amerc6,n
"L.IEe and CORES pondenee of Lord Je1rey,'
''Letters OF Lady Worthy Montague"
"Rogers' Table Talk
Correspondence
.sThe AIaehe in Madrid"
t'Afadane Pfeifer's End, Journey Round the World"
"BIiss Mnrrny's Letters from the United States &c'
s'HistoFieal and Literary CnrIosities Of London,f
''Aiary HOWltts Ballads and other POens,''
ssIIood's Wins and Oddites.'
E'ReIsctel Addresses"
"Rnma Bartlett, Prejudice and PanAtleisiu,"
"IiEe Hon. James Buchanan"
Life of COL J. @. Fremont, &e &C. For sale Corner
Sass WILDE BRO.
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Saddle. harness and Trunk Manutaotor,
MEns e.

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufactory.
. EREMIAH D. SHEPPARD and CIfAs. MORGAN have
this day entered into partnership Saddle Harness
and Trunk Manufacturing business the name of sheD
pard & Morgan. F
Having purchased from Mr.. Ruote the manufacturing
part OF his extensive establishment occupying his large
workshops, We have facilities for will
enable us to furnish description articles
rates and OF the latest and most Improved style
We have hand full assortment Of n articles in
our line, consisting of Saddles, Brides harness. Trunks
Collars, Whips, Carpet Bags, saches Saddle Bags &C. &c
all OF which will be sold wholesale retail al the very
lowest rates. ''
Particular attention will be paid to ordered works repair
and reasonable prices continuance of the natron
age which has been literally bestowed upon former
proprietor SHEPPARD MORGAN,
auS2-Sm No l31 Main St, corner of Union.
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Notice,

HAVING sold ont the Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manu-
featuring part OF my business, shall devote myself
oF the presently exclusively to the Saddery Hardware and
Coach Trimming business having by the change much more
room and greater facilities and being the only this
city, exclusively In this business long exncr.
ence In and extensive connection with the Saddng business
hope to be able TO render entire satisfaction will
favor with their custom. Very thankful the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon me- solicit
Of the same. John ESOTE
aug 2-3m Old Stand f58 Main Str.,,.+
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Sold Out.

LTNlIE subscriber having sold to Messrs Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department of establish
nen wond embrace this opportunity to return his
thanks Tor the very liberal patronage extended for
the last three and bcgs leave
his numerous friends and customers his SUCCESSORS know
Ing them to be experienced workmen in every way
worthy the confidence and patronage of public have
doubt they will render full satisfaction who may
favor them with their custom.
aus2-sm JOHN KNoTE.
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TRANsPORTATIIaN

4SS4Ss4-912z4SSzS5-.sA
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN SOUTHERN AND wEsTEEN
Twice DAnH, Sunday night excepted etseeb Rich.
nond and Washington City via Gordohsvis Hnd Ales.
andiia.
Hours of departure at Rich
unonu. 10 A. NJ and I99 u, N.
and 81
Arrive at Richmond 90 p VI and 4 AN.
nOnd and Washington.
THEsE TWO RAILROADS HAVING SO STRAP RAIL,
and being IN excellent order, and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MA n, give the best guar
antee Of always securing connections shown by arri
the Steamboat line. =
EARK DRTWEEs RICHMOND W so
An Omnibus WIZ be found always ready take MF0LSK
passengers and their baggage OF wearing apparel betEeCn
The two Depos free Of with ample time for them
take their meals whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained hetyr pahyitle aud
WRshngtqn a. the TCrTnlnus of the df tsari eom.
pletett to toinay viii ft tvs
the CHECKS OF passengers Ddnge Road and at
tend TO their baggage all the Way Washington or the Bai
tmorc Depot.
The fare the by line as by the old steamboat
route.
THERE'S change OF the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria, fe1
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NUMBER So
CITY BUSINESS.
ENcoURAGE AMERICAS MANUPNcTURks
RUCLER'E RoOIE- x EEPRES'S
Writing Fluid.

SlNcE ls superior F1ni LAX before the pabiIe
- nov nearly two year,, IL has eH cohstaLtly gaiing Ia
saySr and is now preferred ty many tie
st m together With smaller sise 'aeEah hays been sold
20 oankers ami merchants Uneirpali Louisville Pits
6nrEh Bnlo, Cleveland Detroit Terri JavIc iSiayeitr
asgnnes ndi9napolts, Eyansyie Frankfort,
NNSiN is Memphis, ST. Iouis- NcksbuT Jackson EsteleE
aud New Orleans. 1t has also been otri stats
psrnents o hentneEy, tennessee and Mississippi n
taken three first class Diplomas Mechanics sss Of
aud Louisville and four Diplomas sud Me-
and Illinois. - S, ~
The following merchants, bankers &c. In Wheeling here.
toore using Arnod'S English Ink have uTehI Ii 4 nut
ler's Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank Virginia; Merchants NfeebAnIesS
Rank OF Wheeling. BANK Wheeling; Crescent snufaetu.
ring Company County Clerk Ohio County National Tre-
graph oteei baltimore and Olo Railroad Office: MeInre
ionSe Kelly, Holloway CO.; Russell & MeAIee; GOrJion,
niatthews Co; T. Sweeney Son; po3ne CoREnl; on
Boyd Boyd Otii Oliver Pryor; JAS II. Stout clamp
din, Glbcrscn Co. Press
For sale manufacturers prices ty tl
ocsp IAAiRDIS.
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abt tubeeIir,e 1l1telIiserrer,

Is PUBLISHED
n,1IY. TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, ny
CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.
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TERMS

For FM4 Course, Including al Departments Of Book
Keeping, Lectures aud PenDIuMship iHUdriuLky an
For FGV Goarso in Ladies' Department rs 70
NllE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
which marked the career Of their INSTITUTION since
its establishment at the Capital and
rapidly Increasing dsana Ss ana ,S se
Of nsps in ayg Ts Fst Sn eass
cial Houses, assisted by educated aud gentle
dsErfe By OF Hr
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. ZACH
student by this new process drilled the DISK indirid-
y step by STEP until he has whole routine
serred GppremticsShip IN some tdrgs ne
uOHse and thus all awkwnTness faering and rgrryous
plumbers are, In u great measure, dissattII.
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants, we have also secured the OF some OF the
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio on commercial
topics.
here but Il embraces thing with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free aud full discussion Of
History Of eS, s
nershir, &c. "''
TIE LADIES' PART-KENT
Is now opened for the No Institution In
ns Union mparts more thorough or interesting
In conclusion, add that VIC shall put forth our
teF1g reception with which enterprise has met and ace
fags eSGs SIrssS e fas Sss @o1on
other %inIdr NeredmtRe College. '''>' "' '''V
Among the many recommendations, give the follow
I'VE the undersigned take in testityng ha. we
Accountant and Teacher Book Keeping which i: Of the
highest order. He has had great experience as an Ac.
countan In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in imparting PrcticGI
knototefge Of Book Reepin9 and EsorouGE Commercial
l. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
| President OF Farmers College.
L0RlN ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College
To young men who wish acquire "Busiaess EdMca.
tton we think affords facilities very seldom equaied-
Mr. GRANGER has the knowl-
edge and aptness In teaching added practical
Room experience, and that graduates from
Gated set Of Books ~ F
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. J. JASSEY, Secy Board Control, State Bank of O.
| :. :. =; PARM, Book Keeper at D. 7. Woodbury's.
D. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co
@. u. MASON, Book Keeper J. II. Riley Co.'s
| eY-For full particulars, send for circular
GRANGER Dc ARMSTRONG;,
Ie4-Ie Proprietors.
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MATHEW MoNABB.
DIR. E. G. WINCHELL,
DENTIST

IIAS taken suit of splendid Hornbrook's new
block, Ils Main ST., directly @. p Browne jew
ery store where he hopes establish himself permanently
by close attention to his business reasonable charges
and faithful work always warranted he hopes
share of patronage.
DR.. W. familiar with all the modes of inserting
Teeth including tile "ContinuOus CUNT work. Filling,
cleaning and extracting done in the best and most faithful
manner.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
NOTinlE! NOvlrEEt

cF1 LIE undersigned has just received ha s...s + lew Orleans the most coiuuctca,scr =s-zi4ehJ oi nroceres ever offered in the WhH River alley. lis stock consists in part of Golf, >n@"r' Salt, " hiSfey, Rice, Fish, Bacon Lard, y. !asseS- Soap, Candles. and in fact everything in Ii hne ot ir"corleH. iic offers superior induccma' to the mercantile community and will ,elI at [. lowest Memphis prices. Aberdeen is situated a White river aJ point eligible to navigation the gys round and at T ! 'ac proximity to ittlc ;orR. yh wagons can be had at all times to convey trcisA that place, and any oth'r place in the adacen- gour ties. Give him cai; he is satisfied bgr he a please customers. with as good an article in his lIs us can be purchased in any market Ad,lres,
 Jan l, 56 3m i. G. NcGNUGHFY.
 Aberdeen, Ark
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
.ES NGA7 SADDLnR &I0P. z.

'-'i' " -i-N O, LGZA AITOJLo respectfully inform the oitzcn~ ot Lirr
 W Rock. and all who may beinterc,t d. tina, thg have entered into a copartnership in the >aldlgr 5usineSs Their shop is on Markham ,t~eet A,a Icy $ row, west of Main, where they irc making ab will continue to make Saddles Hridlc,. ard .utssu the best material. and of the latest stvls End m., substantial manner not to be surpassed by ny esta bliShment in the State. and better than anv brougl to this place. Mayo is a practical ,ad,lcr. and hs been III tie business for 21 wears. They nave in te employ, Mir. Waymack. olie of tl.e b,st Iaru,,, ar furniture hands in the State. We invite ali to eiy Us call and examine our work
 Oct. ,. lS55-lV
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
EAill E u,p

..and Aren't.
 ", tp 'rc'iih%, .:.>e and 7 sale o. lands in Iic-ha count" rlan>as: also to listing Ynd paving taxes. o ners Of lands will be careful to remit thv money for JaXc, of .a wear in due tiine-ad from hi> experience a, sheriff of said county for l"ul years he cXrects be able to @ yc general satisfaction.
 Address. Napoleon, Ark. Dee l3 AtT \, .;1c. N.3 t. rlNlE %&co. A~~r,L Sl. y. this .nsti u.ies. iSno,ri sr'rcnosrul operation undc, tie y. iu.-
 E3 oi q.
 Al-;. r f. HA,c. Principal ana Professor or .', >ic; Mrs. 7. Y. BA.cts le.chc. of thc itcra. ~ Dho "oun.- ladies ot the >tmiliiN
 The ton.>c ".' -.t.-c ls "ToNorGl. comprehensive and eminet.v pr i- taI. !he Seminary hiding i~ clpacioue, ouIia u:- "tS and adl antageously situated for s5uor. hs Boarding LePaItnensi- i- undc the charge <. " auG Mrs EalcI>. and ajuplc provisions are ..de W, the accommodation of boalLcr~.
 egm ol 1-,.-cr 70 9 V " > BouId, Washing FucI ana Lights ..... wv. hilton in thc Primary Department. '9 to <, c
 l'rparat"ry departments. 4 to i+ C1
 cadonc Department. ....... -3 C. D""H 'esSone on Piano or Guitar. including \otai int~lc.. .................. 2I ai | >c ot Instrument ...................... y v, 'C'' ''N' '"tl''. .-.--....... ... lt oo Payments one half iu Auyai.cc. .bc ea.lua . the close ot the Term.
 ,hc prc,cu term co.umenccd .he fr~. -,.u,av in Ncltemrer Hnu riI. ternjuLtc th4 I;St f"il x. Jan nary, l.I1. The next iern will cr,aa.ch e -h, fp lowing Monday. and close ne last ,riJuy n .;uae- Ecre Tii c an i.Nanimation on the last ri.. iu each menih hcl tile patrons Of tIc In>titation auI the friends Of education 2cnaraII are respectfully invited to Htt ,il
 No dednction i'll he ,.ale eo, ~clnc except n cases oi protractcd siclnoss.
 *oi further ,aItilulals address
 sept am o ?. RARCUS
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
Sale of Lands for Non-payment of Taxes,
 n

tlcu Tard r tusedo f4il(Sr tract rarasof lvi,, Q re
 
 Sale take day to dav if necessary uni so Q f frsah b M tl ilt trNt
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
B2ICkS: BRICKS! BRIG >! EN0 be sold cheap. Apply to -a Dec. z5 lSJJ D. B. HANDEL.
.E.1. Fs.G:3sl.. v


 . r I;}. sNER.I of e. .ilcans late of SsssSs72 Y Memphis would respectfully inform, NTCI1l his friends and the public that he il be in Little Rock some or weeks and can ue found as Mrs. iioopers where he will be prepared to perform all Dental operations.
 lie world ask tn. particular attention of ai llo~. who need .ifi"cio tcth. a> he x prc...d to insert whue sets by atq"~ hefir ..y>~n,t. -r artificial gums where they may oe required. Jits i"ing 4y with all Springs as>, e5c.. which cne Lv lenuer the Use oI artificial teeth unpleasant.
 In order to satisfy the public cf ln5 entire col.I dence in this practice any responsible Pcaon lest this plan at my ete"~e. if 1t does not ro t. ny statement.
 Also persons who have artial sets ,f scoh and suffering with sesl vcne>S from the teeth to which the hands CT clasps al2 attached, can DC cicved and the pla nlaue coz: oTt;ht. cc. i.e Wtu also cell the att 'i ' ep {. r0ac~ at;on of tht tectl and diseases of tIe alye ..r nSS.
 It will at all limcs d.. <. ...m .o.sl,r4 70 give in structons how 70 preserve the Teeth ur,s. cjc. All operations performed by special appointment. Latle 42ocE Jan. S. lS56 tf In presenting you my card. permit me to present you with the following remarks:
 How strange it Is that persons neg, ent about their teeth indeed thousands hardly to think about them, except when they troubled with the tooth ache. Even the ancientS gave much atcmtloE to their teeth considered it a religious uv and ap. propriated from to two hours daily to their atten toI. In their poetica works. the lover clumcratinr the charms of his mistress. never failed to notice a principal attraction the whiteness and egularity of her teeth.
 The Cunda boss pm yields
 To the WlIitcneSs of the teeth
 Speak but mild word. and the
 Rays of thy sparkling teeth.
 Will di>pcl the gloom of my tc;tis' Most individuals seldnn consider the importance of their teeth regards their usefulness or beauty until they have been lost. or ncuiabiy destroyed. My '' DENTAL FAMILY CoMPANIoN." giving some short rules for the preservation of the tceth also the effects of diseased teeth and gums ctc.. with other remarks, can be had by calling at my room.
 !. BORDTEN. D. D. <.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
tINCINNAT: AND LITTLE ROCK cr .rssH f4 ,-ay,tNy-

A ' special meeting oi the Stockholders of the EA Cincinnati and Little Rock Slate Co., held at Little Rock August Sh 1855, the following rcsigna- tons were received and accepted: IT, Seymour. Cashier and Director: A. F. Dyer. Superintendent Henry Cross.
 l he following gentlemen. being stockholders were then elected to fill the vacancies: J. II. Patterson, Grand Glaze, Director F. I. Burr Batcsvie, H. Martin True ' Sup'r and w. R. Smith. Little Rock, Cashier. By order of the Directors: Aug II 1855 w. R. SMITH Soc,v nro te,,
 Carriage and Coach Trimmings. JUST received by steamboat Fox: J 6 pieces 54 enamel Duck and Canvass: = 44 Plain Canvas and ric,d. /" fl Oiled Carpeting;
 dozen Oiled Table Covers;
 3 z Stand < Stage Stocks and Lashes:
 '' Stage and Wagon flames:
 } Horse and Mule Collars With large assortment of broad and narrow Lace: Curtain Lnings; Coach and Carriage Lamps; Whips. assorted, cheap for cash. Also fine lot of Segars and Tobacco.
 D. BENDER, New Buildings, July 3l Markham Street
 HATS4 BAIS!! uST received, l dog. Gents Fine Felts; J doz. silks:
 2' Wool Hats;
 ..2" Chagres Hats: Also doz boys Fancy Caps. and doz infants, ! plush and velvet caps For sale at WM. JONES. oet. z corner of Main and Cherry
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
FINE ASSOl,IMlNI

F Iss4IK OtT TT EtN ' RI. IOfL ], ,,5 5----------~-5 Safe Consisting cf Burcag. y1 Bed~tend~, Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses r nots, Cribs. etc., etc.
 inc subscriber k prepared .o ua>e .u srticIc, Furniture in a superior style; and repairing li . be neatly auJ promptly done. ..76 Also to'.iA lnu-n.. md urlrrt.I i. e17l attended t. at the shortest potc.
 Ware room ou Markham .t. ou the corner LeIo the Presbyterian church.
 May 3o, 1854. ly FRANCIS DIFFER.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
CIRCULAP SAVING. TURNING. e,c

~ RN OR z r,NIIE subscriber ha~ taken Il
 --ss fsxass9 Furniture Establishment fy --- at.s 4.-. 4.-s.e. ncrly occupied by ii.o B,rr,m Ff.s in this city and is prepared tom z,-7l nutacturc all description, of hou~ hold Furniture on ahort notice and good terms. expects also to keep general assortment of Fun ,ure constantly cn hand.
 His Turning Lathe enables him to furnish Eiln and Alley Balls. and indeed every dcscli,tion of t ing. ill good style and on short notice.
 0FrpenterN ant other, desiring circular saving 5ol VII m, It to their advantage t. give him q call
 .aG Undertaking promptly attended to.
 Aug. If, lS33- A. ZIEG FL.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
nINNE llI-k it.IE

FTE..,,l : NCGI still carries or the hOo i I binding business. or 1lur2-hm0 street, ic doors west ot Fucker Ross store in all it~ brancn and is prepared Jo Xcyute all orders in his line at 70 bcratc prices and or short notice.
 All orders lctta the True lcm",Iat office will attended to, withou, extra char@c.
 \ pril I5 '!5 lV
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
WATCHES AND .IE,yELry.

i-5 I. ME subscriber has just received from {. sA-s->l2 ! Ha~t fine assortment of tie most H,r lohaGe .Icwelly. and also variety of Gold anl>. yer W"tchcs, which have been selected with ary care especially for this market
 He ls also prepared to execute all iob aoIk il | 'e with satisfaction to those who may E.vor hi Y n slglr custom. M. DUTTE&
 Aur Ii lS55 6In
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
l. HE ARRTVAL,.
EsIf ,'14nS

NGt. GOODS. U,,' ic2aive per s,ca.nooay Fix. and direct ron eP c'' Nor ,ity, la?cc ;os of ral an,, Winter Goods. consisting in part q Muslin Delanes. all ,'ooI; Swiss Edgings; scotch pladS; Swiss Insertions; ladies Shawls; .laronct Edgin@s; t'inghamS: 'aconet Insertions; .-paccas; Hansoo' Muslin -asi eres; swiss .juslin: .'cans; Cross Barred Hu>Iin; S.tict>; Blac. and hite Bobine: Blcachcd Domestic. 3-4 al4 IN vice: unblcachcd Domestic. SIS and Al NiGc 100 Dog. Coates Spool Cotton; pieces Black Silk l-S and 4-4 wide: loo pieces Hark Prints; lbs Sewing Silk; II pieces irish Linncn, assorted; Pins and Needless 10 pieces White aconet; Whalchonc>; , doz. ki"aletS assd coors; ookS and Eyes: 7 doz, IiPpctS. ' '' 20 pieces Blue Dcnims: tlannels ana i4nSeyS; l5 pieces Ihoctaw Stripes. Also large lot of other things too numerous to mention. Call and examine before purchasing else where. FEILD tG 9OLLEY Ice. II
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
TO THE MILLION.
IV IIII NIIIIIUN. Read and Judge for Yourselves. lL,.llN- LAN.LLl,& u MI! RESIOR Al,sA l.

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 c tongue of thousands.