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The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
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 T. n. 2iErtIux onN yAssrlL. " ERR: t- NASsssLL7 Com lis,ion end ro waJ,.'n; Merchan>s and dealers in ercht nd;. Genera,iy lower steamboat landing IiCtle Rock, Ak. Liberal cash advances made on 2oots consi med 70 Ts' Feb. r. 1856. NIG"BE-tH q ,3Utsh .1s, Main street, dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries, etc. Jan 52 '65 l. TANII < CO.,, Steamboat and Family Gro ccrs, Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock Ark wlli keep constantly on hand general assortment of Family Grocles, tordials, Wines Syrups Cigars To- bacco etc. Oct 93 iSi5 CHARLES RArIEY HANGER. wM F. rorr. IsAPLiY, t-ANGitIs (. Co.,, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, and dealers in Merchandise generally, Lower steamboat Landing. Little Rock IA. < >-> <. corner Markham and Cum. beraAd streets. dealer; ill Dry >ioods and ;iroccric, etc. etc. uuo 55 }. I:. .--E3GI., uun street. .;adoetts new building dealer in Dry Goods, rancy Articles, Gro cerieS. Boots. Shoes. etc.
 DAVID BENDER, Markham street. dealer in Staple and -Fancy Dry. Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps Groceries, Hardware, Iron Nails. etc. ;rA!.',., >. .-.-'1cv, Markham street, dealer in ladles dress goods staple Dry ioods Paper Hang lngs' Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps. Cutlery etc.
 JOHN /. ,;1-A4s,><I, Markham street. dealer n Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods.
 or. ;. y. I.cAL6lGls1 ,s co., corner of Main and Cherry streets, dealers in >rues and Medicines Paints Oils. Dye-stutts, etc. 1I.. i. :" Hs>.>G'1. Markham street. )rucoist and dealer c Paints. Oils, Glass. etc. I. 'S A1NlsN, Markham street ac,r the Lower landlng dealer in Staple Dry Goots 4roceries conn try produce, Queenswafe, llardware ,utlery etc. Ss
 and Tin Ware, and dealers ill Stoves etc. Main streot ;. 1T. : .'s hEis, Hnolcsaie ana rcC.iI ue,Ier in ,rF No0ds, trroccrleS, Provisions. etc. etc. at the old stand corner of Main and Markham streets. NGS. JON G;S, Main street, Fashionable MiIner and dealer in Fancy Goods etc. FIELD x DCLHi1Y. dealers in foreign and do 'hes'ic goods East Main street. Little Rock Ark.
 Ji"GE TiANKlNS.,
 ! A'1A' Ih l.. " '.nS- !.-. norS az Fancy "toGclles' Narh4larn street below Main Little
 N' -AiN' Jan Is '52 tf
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[ ONDCN PORTER.
LilC,sey House.

x. -T. %o-- ar ( . s'.j::c E$ III ;as Fs.;ssAa
 s Hare. f'-i :3ctoE. Ark. s4'I te1-i t-s4@.4i r9Ni}iS SlIte has been thoroughly renovated and l ictttcd, and is now one of the most consmodous and complete in a its departments in this section of the country It is centrally located and very dcsira- blc in every respect.
 The proprietor will spare no pains or expense in furnishing hi, table with the choicest cdblcS that the country affords. His servants attentive and obe dent. It is believed that th. hotel is supplied with all the uppurtcnanccs necessary for first class note and his guests may be assured that no effort will be 'acking to makc thcm comfortable and give entire satisfaction.
 \ large livery stable ia attached 10 the premises, where horses will receive proper attention.
 ma ch7 '55. If II. LINDSEY.
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.- |. the 'AIaveling uolic.
IiC USE [, z NNTt.RTAINNE


 IsNllE undersigned, having leased, for a term n, ! years, the fine House and Farm. near Little RnG on the southern road, known as the DcBdo1 I7s has opened a House of Entertainment for tr.vclor and assures those stopping with him, that no par, shall be spared to make their sojoun agreeable The proximity of this place to Little Rock, beno only five miles distant will make it desirable. as stopping place. to persons living in the Southern po, tion of the State. to stay with him. at night ar6 after transactng their business in the city to renT to his house the next night.
 VIM. T. IIITE DEBArN PLACE.
 Pulaski CO.,, Feb. 22. lS55 = tF
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torIn1e " Juna 3- le12

taIa1e. IH.. June 7, lS53. have used Pr [. .. ]. Woods Hair Restorative k, hayr admired it~ wonderful effect. My hair was .reomn,. ae thought. prematurcy gray, but by the ue ot his Restorative. it has resumed its original CO., 'f. ana have no doubt urcmaturclv so.
 SIDNEY BREESE.
 K Senator | nited States
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I iEt'tKAID

n 4-r TEGERA1n
 -" Jrae~.
 \ ~ Johnson store next @oor to S.jasepl', ,,, "A syand |ain street, Little Rock Ak Particular attention paid to selling Morcnard. tuniurc. Horses, etc. ut Auction private sIo @ share of public patronageis solicited
 a1riase 2n;. 'agol.. ldakins-7..p
 ;,l-ri !; -ac.tsi.tishinS. F't ( a.& has erected a new Df ~ building on .daiE street, for the purpose e~-. O. carrying on She above business in d.. its ,ari.. public patronage. All worl turned ,ut at his astal al.shmcnt oi1 l. done in neaH and substantial. manner tnti N arr, cd to c4ual ali! .hing of the SiEi ir .hs country May :, 1854 ly G..C.
 ~ ..,I ,IfCTF2, 2. TO-,
 " >,2... a- l2et,i! Grocers ara >;>t ':>>i"I isa erchautS, will attend t,r' leiving al. s'irHing cotton, purchase and sale C merchandlzo ,eutrally. Prompt attention will f. given to all business e,.trustod to their care.
 Napoleon Ark. nec Ia
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PRINCETON FEMALE INSTTFUTE..

Mrs. F. and Miss M. Schaad. Teachers o Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 The second session of this Institution will commcnc, on the first Monday in February lS56 and close or the last Friday ill June, 1856.
 This Institution is conducted upon the principle that the design Of Education is two fold Mental development and practical Utility. Every effort will be used to induce in the pupils habits of close ac, rate and original thought of rigid anavsis,f thor ough investigation proper reliance on their own powers and a love for Morality and Religion.
 he government of the school will be Firm Mild and Paternal- al--Persuasvc-not Coersive
 The character of each recitation will be recorded at the tme or rectng and the result, together with the heaith industry and moral department of the pupil comnuhcated to the parent or guardian at the close of each month.
 There Will be private examination on the last fnday of each month, which the trustees parents guardians and friends are invited to attend The best Text Books, will always be selected for the of the pupils N Princeton Is situated in fine and healthy country noted for the morality and intelligence of it's citizens aa Us Ireedom rom those temptations which tend to divert the minds of the pupils from their studies
 IESMS--Per Session of Five Months. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT s1o co PREPARATORY DEPARTMEN,- 1a co .uNIOh BEREAVEMENT ........... 15 0C SENIOR DEPARTMENT. % OC MUSIC ON PIANO AND GUITAR (each)
 WITH USE OF INSTRUMENT Books. etc. 30 co DRAINING, PAINTING AND EMBROI
 DERY. (each) ..................... 10 % INCIDENTAL EXPENSES. ... 1 % Pupils will be charged from the time of enter;ng until the close of the session. No deduction will he made, except in of proracted sickness It is de- sirable that all should be present at the openno If the session. Princeton, Dallas CO.,. Ark. Jan. 2d. ls5s
 Jun. s-6w.
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" .I4I.-'if3 -A r I-s. 4 COMPRISING a full assortment as follows o White and Blue plain and rul"d toolscap;

4 COMPRISING full assortment as follows o " hite and Blue, plain and rrl"d tooscap; Commercial Post blue ruled; Folio Post, plain and ruled; Medium and Flat Gap, super; Packet Note. Embossed Note: Commercial Note; Ladies' Note; French Bath;
 Chine e Bath; Glazed Cover Paper; Plain < ''
 Envelop Paper, assorted; Post Office Paper;
 Wrapping Paper. assorted; Perforated Boards all colors; Bristol Boards
 Drawing Paper assortcd Blotting Paper;
 Music
 Sand Paper, etc.. etc. And a full assortment of Envelopes to suit; just received and for sale by JNO. E. REARDoN Dec. lo' 20 Bookseller.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
NEW BOOKS-IUST RECEIVED.

BITS of Barncy, by Mackerzie; r, A1 Basket of Chips by Jn' l}rougham; J.5s;ssty Aspiration, by Mrs. Manners; <sSSsy The Escaped Nun. disclosures of Convent SAAaaaaESy Life; -aJ Becchcroft by the author of ueartsease: Cora and the Doctor, revelation of q Pbvs;c;.n,s Wife: " Olio, or the Old West Room
 Nelly Bracken, by Annie Chambers Rrudfnr1 Miranda Elliot or the Voice of the Scirit. What Not by Mrs. Dcnison;
 Twice Married, story of Connecticut Life. The Rag Picker, or Bound and Free: Marriage Lottery, by the author of Duke and Cousin.' o D"He anu Eror;'' "' Do''S Cleve Hall, by Miss Jewell:
 vathek, by Bcckford
 u | ne Masters House, tale of Southern Life; The Under Ground Mail Agent; Agatha Bcauford or Family Pride, by tho author ,f Piquc;
 Pynnhurst, his Wandcrings, and Ways of Think ing;
 Reel in Bottle. by Cheevcr;
 1sa Pilgrimage, by Miss Cheesebro: Tales and Traditions of Hungary by Pulsgkv. All well bound in cloth, for sale at the bookstore Dec. Is. o' JNO. F.. REARDoN.
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POLL a}tt(,E[S.

aN.ERKS will be furnished aisl 'ol ooks. on S fine paper plainly ruled. with prope; headings for the coming August election at sl = rer quirc. Orders are solicited at an carly day.
 JAMES D. I.':..R.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
stoves, Ccpoer, ~, and sheet I.oa lrar

StoveS- Copper Vi @nG Skect l"on Ware ME unucrsigund having purchased -o ! the right to manufacture anG sell ,-zssz. .I"C&son patert t,role Co Q ii ing turlgE<: S,Dye, in the State of Arkansas, S-ZI1-5 now ofitg thcm' for saIe. This Stove. ~A for convenience and economy Is unsurpassed. hayin two ovens of different temperatures. with one fre- They have also On hand, an assortment of Iookip Stoves, of ariou- patterns, stove pTe and stove h niturc. Tin and shcct-iron ware they offer wholcsa and retail at reduced prices.
 Persons desiring to purchase the right to manufac, urc or sci. the ack>or Stove. in any part of the Sta can do .o ,r sailing on or addressing post paid
 j. DRISBiN x CO.,.
 April II '54 Mann st., Little Rock.
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MliOLFiStLE X tETAII
l--si. " ORE.

II
 L--D" ~ ORE. TfN!E >cr.Llr .iu ing give
 # un the practice of :lcUicuc wi ltya.i give his personal attention to thcL Lm l~@-z<\, business. He is constantly r,cyiria ~@--44--S< fresh and inspected medicine, of 2
 Kinds. Also Periuucry Chemicals i"nr' articles: iud"H -!a>, and 'a--aar.. ra.l Mrir ly>''i al Lir.l~ -uyha~ ta> .l'~ BaI-.Ia MI yer' "s.. iia-tu-,~ ,.'lD. .oand Nl rHp of Nuih,rn PrI~iu: ojl ut nr. Ju,ir's .u, ..r!,-,.E'- l.r,r. uohS Nwaim'S and Indian Panaceas. Duljc,', 'pai Extractor, 1loiitts Bltters and Fills. Barthool1er Fink rNPrctoiaI.t. V i>;aIs Bal>au of Will Chem IoWn.cnlS ';mG,s, Carpenters. Com>tocl, I Bull sSalsapariiia: fahncstocRs Kionistock' .SnnF and Dead Shot NerHtuge>; Oils. Paints. Vanish, and Dye &rutls
 All good, purchased at this store gre u:1r.ntel the best quality and vii! be sold on the mo, reason able terms.
 ~;* Physicians gan have ther prescriptions acu rately compounded. +. l.. DODGE Little Rock September. E. 1858.
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So" Dhli' shot lead, candles soap, starch indi > %, pepper nutmegs, crackers, cheese and wash poaIua TOT s"lc o9 VIM. JONES.
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GICU.AnD ERAtE.

3EaeS Coach ard .iTagcn Nahcr. D ..SpECTF JE.L.' informs the citizens c I ! Little Rock and the surroundino country. ta he is now prepared to make ail kinds of work ca. siSting of Wagons. Buggies Carts. Drays and tul and timber whecis for mills and every kind of Dian tation use. Also blows and cultivators of diHyrc patterns cotton scrapcrs and sweeps of various Ia, terms; all kinds of ml and eir irons made to orp, 2eparin@s of ali kinds done in the ncatcst style s my old stand opposite the Anthony House.
 .zz5'- On hand 9 poo feet choice seasoned lumlc to be made up to order.
 Nov 32, 1853 ly R.
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Ex- Senator | nited States.

iaccn0cv. M.. June l5. 1858. lE"f. 9. ]. Woop- Dear Sir: As you are about 'o manufacture extensively and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative. will state, for whom soevcr U may concern. that have used it. and known others so u~e it: that have been ill the habit of l' other lIail iestoratircs and that find yours vasuy superior to any other l know. It entirely the head from dandrutl and with one months opcr will restore any persons hair to the orici- nal youthful color and texture. giving it d healthy soft and glossy appcrunce, and all this without dis 'oorn@hc hands that apply it. or the dress which l drops ] would therefore recommend its use to cry one deSirouS of having fine color and texture 2" nar. Respectfully yours,
 WILSON kING
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T<, EENT.

Nln AcREso good bottom land, situated on the EOO Arkansas river, 30 miles below this city. adjoining Noah II. English's farm, and two miles from Harvey Caldwels. It has 200 acres of cleared land which has been under cultivation, and attended for the last two years by Gen. Eaton It has good and new Gin House. several negro cabins and large double log house which is quite comfortable Any wiShn" to rent can be informed ot particulars by applying at the office of the True Democrat or at the store of Feild dc Dolley.
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ss4ARCy Fsl.ALE SEMINARY.

S4EARIy FEl..IE1 SEMINARY. THE Trustees of thi, Institution take pleasure in
 announcing to the public that its first session will commence on the Sth day of October next under the supervision of Rev. James Martin. recently of Prai- Tie county. Ark aS Principal. and competent assist ants
 The character and qualifications of Mr. Martin cmincnty qualify him for the position and the trl,- tees n making this announcement tecl confident that they have engaged the eei yicc> of one, than "hom there E none better calculated to take charge of such school, and to build up pa permanent Institution for the education ot Females in the south.
 The Institution Is situated in the immediate vicinity ot the town ct Scarcy one of the most beauGtu and ourishne villages in the west po>scssins e ry ad- vantage ot health and good society containin. min crdl springs that possess great medicinal virtues, with in five ninu.cS yat of the Seminary buildings ptal- ing 1t an eligible point where parents visit thc daughters during the sckly season, and enjoy t,. benefits of the health -iny igaratu@ at.rS
 While they invite patronage, they would assure . public that no cfat will be wanting upon the part o the Principal or the Board If Trustees to further the interests of the school anI to naEc it what ;t s designed Jo 6c-the Ge>t institution for the cuucttion of females in the south or West
 There will be two sessions in the year, consisting of five months each.
 Terms or .y"i'ion pa. session. Primary Department. nt.................... .sIo 20 Junior Class. ..-...-.......... .....-.-. l. 50 Persons .ic,irin4 instruction u l. Auri.u ur }lo- ,lln lan@E14e~, piavin4 i.intiu- an' Mu~iy niI
 
 students received tt any time. aili charged from tle time ot entering until the end u the session. No deduction will 3c made on account ,f absence except in eases of protracted sickness.
 -., Boarding can be had in private t;,nilic, at >4o ler session. including washing, iigts, fuel etc By order If the Beard of Trustees
 DEClUS McthEIEY. President I ". icCoNAUGHEY. Secretary etc.
 Searcy. " hte ounty, Ark. Aug =5th lS5,.
 47--rf
 TLe Pine Br I'eproii+.o will copy and for word their bill |" Trustees his ot cc.
 DHY GOODS, NONS. STING ill iartof i.jn~eyo. 7lannc}l, Wool o NhaIi> Wool Hose and ,iovt>. iinghanl> Prints Brown and Eicechrd Domestic, Mcrino>. Muslin De Lane. Bed Ticks Carolina ~upc~ and u other goods that are usually called tor in dly good store. Re ccivcd ami for sale lew by
 Nov. o. 1855. M. OSBORN 1Ius.@ STOLEN .ruo TI.ETal.1F. .ST0LEN from in, ,5,ole cn ..le night of 1 the 6th in,... "u Rec full htvou rout Ao twelve m;le- from .>dpo con and hellviilc c --9y inc bay, pacing >a'iGie Mule She k freshly -S@4< marked with saddle mJf,s, about l.! hands hrh gray nose, and mIne and tale perfect ilen s:olen. Any person who wilt take up s.,I mule and give me information at Napolcon will lc ibcra,Iy rev9r,- .d bEETEAN1j BIEDSOE, NJ. D Jam. of t,l\ ,.. Il
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
..s.-lO, Al! E::IRGII.:!

,IEliHl x DOLBY beg lcavc tointorm the publ hc t!l"t they have removed across the street to Ic nc" brick ~eorc house. formerly occupied " John T. -s.''l!i~oa. cl'o>jc Heir od stand, where tnry may " 'oHrJ a a times urG ready 5o attend on those Wh2 .AaT .avor them wilma caIl thanking ,hr fub- lc as- taNore. and hoping lo merit continuance of the same. O,f 93 ls55
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Nnv rJ.i s'rGG ss d Ha.,c.u. at-.'. {. e..t %.ef .oct. 4. >Ucc ,eoNs TO DR. ,,. ". ADAMs.

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i;ipY:Oyf.D COTTON GINS.

~ r. Carer &, Co.,, 1fE East Hridg water, Mass.
 Orders tor these Gins given to tine undersigned. will receive prompt attention. VIM. F. WATT
 April II o4 Agent.
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BACEX fsA.aa<iA IsOAs4DS. A ND Chess Boards and Men: superior assortment IA at the book store of JNO. E. REAaDON. Dec 1S '55

Ls; IL. ,. fe ANAMA fioil the subscriber on &KSA the 2oth J.ly, 1855, two slaves. toV % wit: Green. brigh muatto man. s:raich, A% hair when combeI. about feet inches k1A[ high very humble address rather thin ~ visa@e, intelligent, tricky, can write his N -S name. good at figures, number one me Z chanc. aged about 4 years. Also, Rachel is wife deep copper color about feet inches high. laroe anl portly, stout heavy set, open countenance iil telgcnt. Spightly. quick spoken, is very good cook washer and roner has bad teeth agc about 30 yaars A Ar. Goza caught them in tine vicinity o ,oIt Gib- son, in Miss in October. 1855. and attempted to bnng them home during the night Green made Il wire key loosed the handculis and made good their escape; suppose they making wavtJ Georgia or Alabama where Green raised. Perhaps lri X ing around the premises of Capt. Tlos Hundicv Ge- ceased, from whom purchased them in lG g.
 The above reF1ad i'll be paid for their Gcl;ve.v at my plantation, safe coninemcr. in :,iI so .,n get thcm G. R. SEODGPASe
 st. Jo>cI h. La. Jan. f., lSiG.
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RI g.tNl ": 1aIl.EE7 .>.1

,> J0N'.S beG9 leave ao inform the ladies of Il -ltJle -'orl and vicinity that she has u>t re- celI-d and opened q large assortment of Ronnets Caps, Head Dresses. and Ribbons all or e latest style. i,*ui2s would do t.i to ; and eXa line her soef Mrs Jones is nov prepared to il. all orler, from tllc cona-sy the shortest notice.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
.,. J. ELA~DEN ,URC~
'o' 1' -'---NA- -> 11IIs O1NNx, "0, A., .I. MISS J E o,l,yT At tlos.t.ol.ery', Point.
 n0lui Of ULgie Pgrpr 4;Ioneac

4HO11W 7 VH1Ie H11eT, III0ns0S.
 a{ ANlNG i'll the course of construction large \ \ and commodious Ware House and Cotton Shed which will be completed in the course ol sixty days iic liatters himself that he do the business of al; his old friend. the N lite and rlulsas rivers tc their satisfaction he has had considerable eXpc- rlence in receiving and forwarding u those rYers hi charges will bc as reasonable they possibly can be and %Isi store nd ship ccton !o 10 cents per bale shippers may rely on their cotton being kept under good shed. "nre out of all weather during the timl it remains r his charge; all ireights will be kept in good Ware House at the slne charges made by the harf Boats. nothn" charged .ordrayage. Allbu,i- entrusted to Iii, care Will receive prompt atteu ton. ph$ is the highest and orSt point for the bu- >incSs of the White and Arkansas rivers and he h, good and substantial levy. on the Mississippi front Will alop accommodate the travelling public
 Give me crll and judge for yourselves
 L ni-. L.iA... A1- II
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Mu:... STOLEN ..run TI.ETB..s4
.T CIV G:COlSI !

sNIE aUh,cIihor> itre u~t re .ci cd all opened q
 large and colt a>>ortm.u, O. naucy avl staple Dry Goods con>i~ ile in pal- of ,lo,h, Ga>- ,llncrc>, Dcaincs. fanny and odin Bcra@e> M.s,jilS Jac"ne>, SatiEat> cans O-uahur ~. Ilum ~ Iin- ,eyS >erSey>. Shawl>. Mi,>e~ NnI, .uy, Chem >e <; tndelNieeNes plain and hcn'>J .aa' .,ndMe 'l'ef. plain ;o fancy Buttons. cents md Ladies io l~. aII qualities Also Gine lot ot Hosiery Bl.r .-,. Black Velvet Trimmings. il.iI, dnl fancy ,. oas biacH i5ombazine New N.c in,S. in f,tcr a-9ry- n rllet.
 And large lot of Groceries Hardware inc poci.- ct and table Cutlery Qucensware Tinuare and a spendid lot of Boots ami Shoes. al of which the tl'lzehS oi Little noc, oit' the public generally invited to call and examine at the old stand ot Feid & oolley. Highest market price paid for coratry produce. NEWBERN X II-Gl!ES
 .Iun 22. '55-t;
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>:O REV ARD.

>JO REIN ARD.
 ID ANAWAl freii the subscriber on :i4. .;l If IL September. l>5i. to-wt: Phillip flJ.pl darl complexion, about ; feet inches high. ath!e,i, frame. thin vsage, has an impcdiment in hi speec!, good field hand, aged about 25 years.
 The above reward will be paid for his dci-cry Ys my plantation, or safe confinement in jail ] can get him. q F SN6OcPASS St Joseph La.. Jan. 16 5s Jan 2y-aw .sG Cost oi advnrtisement IS
 NEW GOODS. HE subscribers have just returned fro, market 1 and are nov opening large and complete assort- ment of Dry Goods, Groceries cu.ensyora Uord ware, Boots Shoes. Hats Caps. etc. etc. which they will sell the best terms-s the times arc b.J and money scarce, it behooves every punbascr to spend his money to the best advantage in view of that fact We invite buyers to examine our stock We charge nothing for showing goods
 Nov. 20, 1855 TATE G. MOORE
 LADIES' DRESS eos D.. A \ almost endless variety of Lad, Dress Gco,s "A and Trimmings.
 Silks. Delancs, Cushmeres, and Meri os. just open cd and for sale low at 4IENnY'S Oct. l6, 1855
 SALT! SATl! SALT: F 700 SACKS G. A. Salt, (large sacks 1 wv received by s. h. J. Morrisett and J>S-----. for sale ly RAIIEf. HANGER X co.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
SALT AND WHISKY.

 .2ss sUST Received per Stcamboatysssss.@ >sD Fox:
 l5o Sacks Coarse Salt: 10 bhlS. Good Whisky: And also fine lot of Apples etc.. ct.. All ot "lilch will be sold at the lowest prices bv Dee Is, !1 M TANTI X co.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
PARTRiU .E BOOTS,

FARTRiU x. BOOTS HOUR EUND.1TD D Pair received this day direct U from the maker. For sale by Sept. p lS55 S. II. TUCKER
 LATE AI,I,sVALS. HJS1 received per steamer defiance. D l"o boxes ltaisus:
 10 '- lnndicd ruits: 10 :! Citrons:
 10 ( < Assorted Candies; l doz fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters; 100 boxes Sarlines: loo boxes
 70 boxes Lemon Syrup;
 , rench CordialS: ..lso fine lot of iavana Cigars: all of which vil be sold at the lowest prices by Dee. p. 1S55 NJ. "A NIT E co
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ENAMEEIED t.gouFy

THE HOST SUpEIsls~. SarcK. RATEFULto to q liberal public for past cr,storo Na now present new bill. purchased iu che eastern cities, especially for this market: Fresh PeacIcs;
 Pine ..pplcs;
 Green tfagcs:
 DalnSon>:
 Strawberries:
 Apple MurlnAladc; Assorted IellieS and Jams:
 Pie Fruit:
 Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters:
 Salmon;
 Lobstcrs:
 Goldfish:
 CumS
 Lot of Fine Teas. of ariou< qualities: Large lot of ,!ueer>warc aS-ortcd Wood and Willow ware assorted: l'' baskets ClarIr>.. ..lIc,l~ck ;uu P..r IIcr,~cll hamlugn
 Large !at .i i'm, rola,.o. assorted. ~l-r lot of 'nc i-u~. A~-or,.d: biahdIc>. assorted: Holland tin:
 Port N inc:
 Old south side Madeira Wine; Pale sherry:
 Jalnaita .tu.l.
 old lorbourn hi,~2y; >lbcrrv Brandy: And q full as~or- nnuto a other ai V Groceries. which iiI @~n, cof on tha most reasonable terms, l.ec' '- iH"' JAtO3 HAWKINS LOyN.-s O., TFi.. 1..3 { ,AN ls~uppic.l "ith A Ny. Ia ana c' 'car~. and " cNtIa brand Che Tobacco tt D4es, I>5' TATE X ,.O0RF'S
 .',.>. | al3"LY of sood xan~a~ ,ur. f,r sale rcc. 4 1855
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