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The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

cent operation of our last great charter for party "usages" in the selecting of public servants, having reference merely to the measures of public policy they advocate. is made to justify us in selecting such officers solely upon the &C., count of their religious belief, to justify us in consummating an end most degrading and op- pressive to large portion of our fellow-cti- zens, when every means has been taken, in the most solemn manner, 10 prevent such a result by the constitution of the land It is the great characteristic of our race, as shown by their acts from the days of Runneymede down to the present day, to make nothing permanent as if their great charters of liberty, but what has been tested by long experience and found es- sentially necessary to human happiness; it is thus with our constitutional religious freedom. The elder, transatlantic branch of the family, after making it go through fiery oraeal of forty years after our decision upon the subject; after investigations most deliberate, searching. and intense have confirmed the wisdom of our act by coming to the same conclusion. Is not this enough to satisfy the scruples of the stron- gest tory # he has only common sense and ho- nesty? SIDNEY.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
A Nautical Incident.

During our recent war with Mexico, it was found necessary to call on the marines and sailors, serving in the Pacific squadron, to serve on shore, and a large number of salts were &C., cordingly under command of General Kearney. During one of their "shore fghts," as Jack termed it, body of "Greasers'' were discover ed firing from large stone barn, and it being necessary to get to its rear, in order to effect an entrance, the marine officer in comand of the salts gave the order:
 By the right flank file left, forward!''
 The blue jackets in high state of excite ment, "tried it on," but couldn't do it; in fact, "they got all up in heap" as spectator describes it; when Lieut. St-w-y of the Ma w, seeing some of his lads in confusion, came running up with
 "What in the thunder is the matter?''
 "I can't get your men to obey me-" answers MT. Marine.
 "Give the order," says S., "and I'll see they do.'
 Accordingly, By the right flank" etc., was yelled out, but worse was poor Jacks puzzle, when S., sang out, Hang it, sir, that's no way to talk to my men," fluff, you lubbers, and weatker that barn." You had better be- lieve it was done in no time
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

change of addresses, the Know Nothing party was also by young ladies presented with several banners. Gen. Houston then addressed the ladies in the representve chamber in beauti- ful and complimentary manner for half an hour, when the audience were dismissed.- Since that time, however, every Know Noth- ing from every portion of the State who had any desire to distinguish himself by speaking and hearing such buffoonery has had a chance in some portion or other of the city, frequenty from porticos and galleries We'll I have heard so much about this new tangled ism that l am really cloyed I begin to want to hear real old democratic talk, a real old bacon and cabbage affair.
 But must close for am really ashamed to ask you to publish even the above without any more; but to get up better acquaintance and greater intimacy between Texas and Arkansas sisters of the Union which in no very distant day will be much interested in their joint in- ternal improvements and trade has actuated me thus to give you abrds-eye view of taoenty days at our capital. Yours, N.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
- - WORMS.

e4s- As this is the season of the year when worms arc most formidable among children the proprietors of MLancs Vermifuge beg leave call the attention of parents to its virtues for the cxpellng of these an moving, and often fatal enemies of children It was invented by physician of great experience in Virg- na who after having used it for several years in his own practice and found its success so universal was induced Ut last to offer it to the public cheap, but certain and excellent medicine It has since become justly popular throughout the United States as the most efficient Vermfuge ever known, and the demand has been steadily the increase since its first nro- duction to the public.
 sR Purchaser will please be careful to ask for, Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, and take none else. All other Vermituges in conpari- son, worthless. Dr. MI.anes genuine Vermi- tuge also his Celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
 For sale wholesale an retail in Little Rock by
 Dr. j. J. cALMONT & co.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
The Widow Bedott.
The widow in speaking of her late relict, Deae Hazakiob Ra5ott CovS.

The widow in speaking of her late relict, Deacon Hezekiah Bedott, says:
 ' He never iawed in all his life,
 He never was unkind-
 And tho say it, that was his wife,
 Such men you seldom ind
 Inever changed my single lot
 thought 'twoud be sin,
 For thought so much O Deacon Bedott,
 never got married agin And since it was my lot to be
 The wife of such man,
 tell the men that's after me-
 To keteh me if they ean' Whskey and rum he tasted not,
 He thought it was sin;
 The inconsolable Widow O Deacon Bedott,
 never got married again." Shortly after the inconsolable widow falls in love with the preac1ing of Elder Snihles The elder is '' laid up" with a cold, and receives the following epistle: O. Reverend Sir, I do declare, It drives me almost to frenzy, To think o'you yin there, Down sick with infuenzy. A body'd thought it was enough To mourn yer wfe's departer, Without such trouble as this 'ere To come a fOllerin' arter.
 But sickness and afliction is trials sent, By the will O a wise Creation, And always ought to be underwent
 With fortitude and resignation. Then mourn not for yer pardner's death,
 But to submit endevver,
 For 'sposen she hadn't a died so soon |, She coulden't tired forever. Oh, could to yer bedside fly,
 And wipe your weepin' eyes, And try my best to cure you up,
 If 'twouldent create surprise.
 
 Both sick and we'll you may depend,
 Ynule never be forgot
 By your faithful and affectionate friend PRLSCILLA POOLE BED OTT The tender sentiment of this poem reached the FL der's heart, as he acknowledged in feeling response Shortly after ths Widow retires to grove, in the rear of Elder Snihes house, sits down on log, and sings az follows: ia Ere love had teached my tears to flow
 was uncommon cheerful,
 But now such misery l dew know,
 I'm always sad and fearful; What peaceful hours once enjoyed, l All on summer day!
 But O. my comforts war destroyed,
 When Shadrack crossed my way! heerd him preach-I heerd him pray sTs@ heerd him sweetly sing Dear Suz! how did feel that day.
 It wa drethful thing!
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

WELL SAID!-The editor of the Evansville Enquirer, says the Louisville Courier who hap pened to be in this city during the session of the recent Know Nothing convention, after re- marking that the meeting was a decided failure, thus refers to the speeches he heard on the oc- casion:
 The speeches were all about the Pope. If the leaders of this order were half SO much afraid of the devil as they pretend to be of the Pope they would be better men than they are and would never meet again to rejoice over the ashes and bones of women and children that they had murdered"
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
Full forty dollars would give
 If we'd continmred apart, For tho he's made my spirit live,

Full forty dollars would give
 If we'd continmred apart,
 For tho he's made my spirit live,
 He's surely bust my heart The Elder overhears the song, but does not yield until he hears the following:
 Here sleeps Priscilly P. Bedott,
 Late relic of Hezekier--
 How melancholy was her lot
 How soon she did expire!
 She didn't commit self suicide,
 Twas tribulation killed her.
 o. what pity she hadn't died
 Afore she saw the Elder! After the Widows marriage to Elder Shadrack Sniles she contributes the following to the Scrab- be Hill Luminary:" " Priscilly the fair, and Shadrack the wise, Have united their fortunes in the tenderest of tes And being mutually joined in the matrimonial con- nection, Have bid adioo to their previous afflicton- No more will they mourn their wddered sittiwation, And continner to sythe without mitigation; But partners for life, to be parted no more, Their sorrows is ended, their troubles is o'er. o, Shadrack! my Shadrackr Priscilla did speak, While the rosy red blushes surmantled her cheek, And the tears of affection bedoozled her eye. Q Shadrack! my Shadrack! Pm your u till 1 die, The heart that was scorntul and cold as stun, Has surrendered at last to the fortinite one: Farewell to the miseries and griefs have had, I'll never desert thee, o Shadrack my shad!
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
NOTICE! NOTICE!!

@AVUNHE undersigned has just received from FE3EEl II New Orleans the most complete assort- Ement of Groceries ever offered in the White River Valley. His stock consists in part of Coffee Sugar, Salt, Whiskey, Rice, Fish, Bacon, Lard Mo- lasses Soap, Candles and in fact everything in the line of Groceries He offers superior inducements to the mercantile community and will sell at the White river at point eligible to navigation the year round, and at close proximity to Little Rock, where wagons can be had at all times to convey freight to that place, and any other place in the adjacent coun- ties Give him call; he is satisfied that he can please customers with good article in his line as can be purchased in any market. Address,
 Jan., 1, '56 If Aberdeen, Ark.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
DRUG STORE.

~hR R. H. HUMMEL, having purchased the 0D interest of l. Willamowicz in the above es- kD tabshment, will continue the Drug business on his own account, at the old stand where he will be pleased to see his friends and customers.
 Little Rock Dec 25 1855 If
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

CET The southern Know Nothings have met their northern brethren at Washington much as Pat met his supposed brother-wth hear ty salutation. Upon close inspection each started back. "Och," said Pat |" I thought it was you, you thought it was I, and faith it's neither of us!"-LouisriUe Democrat
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

Married-In Lewisburg, Conway county on the 18th inst, by R. Welborn, esq., HENRY T. BORDEN, merchant, to Miss JANE BORDEN, both of Lewisburg.
 In this city. on the 27th inst, by the Rev. c. l.. Jeffries, Dr. s. J. STALLINGs, of Lewis burg, Arkansas, to Miss ELIZA JANE WATSON, of this city.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
Sale of Lands for the Non-Payment of Taxes,
IN ARKANSAS COUNTY. A

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The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
TO BANK DEBTORS.

THE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, u for sale. for cash or on credit, on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS & GALLAGHER. Little Rock, July 8, 1855 6m
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
BRICKS BRICKS BRICKS! VTNO be sold cheap. Apply to l/ Dec. 25, 1855 D. B. HANDEL
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

VTNIE partnership, heretofore existing between the U undersigned, under the name and style of Hum mel X Co.,, in the Drug business, is dissolved by mu tual consent.
 Dr. R. H. HUMMEL, will attend to settling the bu- sness and collecting the debts due the firm; and will also pay all debts due by it.
 R. H. HUMMEL,
 F. WIILAMOWICZ.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

,zS The only standard remedies offered to the afflicted Hclmbold's Fluid Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparilla; they void of mercury, narcotics or other itjurtous drug, but purely regetabe in their composition. See advertisement.
 Dee 25 lo55-ot
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

1000 Prizes in all amounting to......... $3O,OO1
 Only ten thousand numbers! Tickets $5-Halves g 50-Quarters $1 25.
 JOHN l.. LOGAN, Camden, Ouachita county Arkansas, General Agent.