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The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations. HelmbOid's Highly Concentrated Com-
 pound Fluid Extract Buchu

IFS certain, safe and efectual remedy for Diseases l of the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel Dropsy Weak ness. Secret Diseases, Distractions, Female Com plants, and all Diseases of the SeXua Organs wheth CT in MALE CIR FEMALE from whatever cause they may have originated, and no matter of how long standing.
 This popular and specific remedy is now offered to the afflicted, and guaranteed cure all the above complaints. It searches ont the very of the dis eases, driving out all the diseased fluids of the body thus removing the and rendering the cure cer. tain and permanent. This medicine allays pain and inflammation which other remedies invariably and can be taken with less trouble and expense to patients. This intalliblc remedy has saved thou- sands upon thousands from the hands of merciIess quackS, if not from premature graves In cases of infection, the Compound Buchu is the only article worthy of the least confidence of the afflicted in per forming safe cures. It contains no narcotic mer- cury, other injurious drug. but is purely vEGETA BILE COMPOSITION. It is very agreeable to the taste creates pcrccptblc odor and may be taken by per sons of either without intolerance from business or medical advice. plain directions for Use accom- pany the medicine Reader, if you have any of the above complaints, do not neglect them. delays are dangerous. With this medicine you can cure your self, and thus prevent all exposure.
 Truth Must and will Prevail.
 This medicine speedily and effcctually cures the most vruent form of secret diseases and cradcatcs every particle of infectious from the system restoring the patient to perfect state of HEATH PURITY And medicine which must benefit everybody from the simply delicate to the confined and desparing invalid equal is to be found, it act ing both as cure and preventive of any of the above ailments.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
LATE ARRIVALS.
NEW GOODS.

LUST received per steamboat Fox. and direct from O New York City, large lot of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of
 Muslin Delanes, all wool; Swiss Edgings; Scotch Plaids; Swiss Insertions;
 Ladies' Shawls; Jaconet Edgings: Gnghams; Jaconet Insertions;
 Alpaccas Nansook Muslin;
 Casi' ercs; Swiss Muslin;
 Jeans; Cross Barred Muslin;
 Satinets; Black and White Bobinet: Bleached Domestic, 3-4 and A wide; Unbleached Domestic, s-S and A wide; 100 Dog. Coates Spool Cotton;
 pieces Black Silk 7-S and A wide: 100 pieces Dark Prints; , lbs Sewing Silk: II pieces Irish Lnnen, assorted; Pins and Needles. 10 pieces White Jaconet; Whalebones; doz Rigaets assd colors; Hooks and Eyes; doz, Tppets. $ :" go pieces Blue Denims: Flannels and Lnseys; l5 pieces Choctaw Stripes. Also large lot of other things too numerous to mention. Call and examine before purchasing else where. FIELD 6 DOLBY. Dec. II
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
NOTI IC F., To all Whom it may Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN, That David K. 1N Shall, did on the 18th day of February, 1854. purchase of O. C. Danley Auditor of Public Accounts. at prvste sale for the sums herein specified the tol lowing tracts of land, which had been duly offered for sale without finding purchaser, and were there after forfeited to the State for payment of taxes to wit: The N. W. 14 of fir s. 4, T. 5 N, R. IT W containing l6l 45loo acres, for the sum of sS5 92 including Tn, fees and commissions And also the S. E. fri 4 of fri s. s. T. N, R. r w. contanno lO6 loo acres for the of S57 S6 including fees and commissions. All of which lands have been conveyed by the said David F. Shall unto the nndcr signed "'o'
 Now, therefore this is to notify any and all per sons who can set up any right claim to the afore sad lands in consequence of any nformalty irreeu laty or legaty connected with said saes to be and appear at the first Circuit Court to be holden in the county ot Ferry, Gin which county said lands are sit uate SIX months after the publication of this notice then and there to show cause, if any they can why the tte of said lands shall not be confirmed to me In that court for that purpose.
 Dec. 4, 1855 Ct w. q. STOI1T
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
EYE AND EAR.

NR. COOK respectfully rencws the tender of his A professional services to the pubic in this and tho adjoining States. successful practice of over eighteen years devoted to the treatment of all dise; of the and EAR justify him in the belief that all who may be in any way afflicted in those import ant organs, will find from his treatment speedy and permanent relief.
 Dr. Cook has just returned from the East, where he has been carefully studying the diseases of the Eye and Ear in the principal eye infrmaries in the United States; and he feels warranted in offering his professional services with degree of confidence to those who may be afflicted. Those whom he has treated are the best witnesses of his skill and there are thousands in St. Louis and the Western States who can bear testimony to his skillu treatment He respectfully refers 10 Hon. H. s. Gcyer. K. Mac kenze. esq., MessrS Charlcss, Blow x Co.,, St. Louis Hon. John Moore. State Treasurer of Illinois; Jan Charlcss, President Missouri Bank; H. Cole, Warsaw, Ills: Capt. +. C. Henry, Warsaw Mo.
 .ty Office northwest corner of Pine and Second streets, up stairs, entrance on Pine street.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

Compound Fluid Extract SarSaparilIa, For P~rDng the Bood remorng al diseases arising of Mercury and mprudence he ehron
 ie constitutional isease arisn from state o
 the biood oniy reliablc efeeHaL knorn re-
 medy for hc eure of Scrotula, Scatd Head, Uicera- tsons ot thc 7Aroat and Legs, Pains and Stockings Qt the Bones, Ietter, Pimplcs the Faee, and aH Scaty ErnptOns 0f the Skin.
 Itis gratifying to the proprietor ofthcsc medicines is to be able to state that 1t nearly three years since they were first introduced, during which time they have been extensively used in various parts of the United States and have given to patient and practi- oner the highest degree of satisfaction in the various cases in which they have been employed; whether in town, country, hospital, or private practice, they have invariably given the most decided and unequvO cal satisfaction and produced the most salutary and beneficial effects.
 These medicines require considerable care in the preparation and the employment of different men, srua n successive operation to take up the eXractve matters, and, in consequence, are most frequently improperly made, and not unfrequcntly much i'm paired if not rendered totally inert, by the inudi cious and unskilfu management of those unacquaint ed with pharmaceutical preparations. It is thcre- fore, of the highest consideration and importance to the public and to the faculty that there should be standard preparations of uniform strength and pos sessng the most advantages. To effect this and ob- viate the evil alluded to, have made number of experiments to ascertain the most etfectua mode of extracting the virtues of the Sarsaparla and the Buchu, and to discover the eligible form of their exhibition. The experiments have resulted most fla vorably, and it is with much pleasure now offer to the public and the faculty my Compound Fluid Ex- tracts which contain all the virtues of the articles they represented ts be made from in highly con centrated form, and the active preparations which can be made. Two tablespoonfuls of the Ex- tract Sarsaparla added to pint of water is equal to the Lisbon diet drink and one bottle fully equals in strength gallon of Syrup Sarsaparilla decoc- ton as usually mal le.
 PRICES.
 Fluid Extract Buchu, S1 per bottle or for s5.
 {" |" Sarsaparilla, ' l"
 Certificates of cures and recommendations from dis tingushed professors and physicians will accompany each preparation. Prepared and sold by
 II. T. HELMBOLD, Practical
 and Analytical Chemist. No 263 Chestnut st. the Girard House. Phlada. To be had of Druggist and dealers in every section of the United States and Canadas. All letters for the medicine directed to the proprie tor receive immediate attention, and safe deliveries guaranteed.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
NOTICE.

hh WAS committed to the Jail of Saline county H w on the 7th day of October, 1855. a negro H man, who calls himself William, of black Co., or aged about 30 or 35 years, about feet inches high, heavy set, weighs about lS5 pounds, had on when taken up, cotton shirt and pants, white red plush cap russet shoes he says he belongs to John Welden near Rodney, Mississippi, and left him on the 4th of July last.
 The owner is hereby requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away said negro will be dealt with according to law.
 VIM. A. CRAWFORD, Sheriff
 and Jalor of Saline county, Ark. Nov. 20, 1855 6m Cost of adv. &26, or S1 per week.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
To the People Residing within the Little
 Rock U. =. Land District:


 -z- NHE Register G:t of the: the U. S. is now and has been for some time past encouraging and permitting exemption claims be established at his oiice under act of Congress- 4th Sept. 1S4l and within the prescribed limits of the public lands withdrawn from market in May. 1853, by order of the President under the act of Congress of February g. 1855 granting alternate sections of the public lands to aid in the construction of railroad from the mouth of the Ohio. to the Texas boundary, with branches to Fort Smith and the Mississippi river This is in direct opposition to the laws of Congress the Presidents orders and the instructions of the General Land Office. This he is perssting in doing, after having his attention specially directed to the h legality of his acts. These claims voidable, if not absolutely vod and will be adjudged by the Commissioner of the General Land Office. whenever the question fairly presented to his consideration This course of procedure is inducing some of you tu incur unnecessary expenses and creating lh your minds expectations that never can be realized: be- sides encouraging the formation of sentiments hostile to the grant, and taking fees, which the law forbds In these circumstances, it is deemed expedient that l should submit this matter to you with the follow ing extracts from the laws of Congress and the in structons under them for your Information They explicit and can hardly be mislnterpreted by the impartial reader:
 Tine act qf Congress for Me relief of settlers on e public A1ads reSerred for railr0ad purpoSes," of 27th March. 1854, provides ttdt any settler pub lie lands which have been may be withdrawn from market in consequence of proposed railroads, and who settled thereon prior to such withdrawal, sHdll De cntllled to pre-clnpuon aG ordnlly lnlHl mum, to the land settled on and cultivated"
 The first section of the graduation act of 4th Au gust, 1854, after authorizing the sale of the public lands at a certain graduated price, concludes fol- lows: " Pr0r9ed this section shall not be constru- el to extend to land reserved to the United States in acts granting lands to States for railroads other internal improvements mineral lands held at $1 25 per acre"
 The circular letter of the General Land Office of 30th October 1854, addressed to the U. S. Land Off, cers in relation to the graduation law, expressly says that the provisions of that act applies to all the pulic lands of the United States with the following exceptions to wit those reserved to the United States in acts granting lands to States for railroads other internal Improvements where the existing minimum at the date of said act more than Sl 9 per acre; mineral lands held S1 9 per acre; lands reserved from sale by act of Congress- order of the President or which may have been appropriated for any purpose whatever"
 ROSWELL BEEBE,
 Agent of the State of Arkansas to
 select lands for the c. & F. K. R. +ta Dpoly Doo
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
NEW BOOKs-JUsT RECEIVED.

RITS of Blarney by Mackenzie; zz5t, 1I Basket of Chips. by Jno. Brougham; s9May Aspiration, by Mrs. Manners; NHgy 1T, The Escaped Nun, disclosures of Convent Sy Becchcroft, by the author of Heart.ease Cora and the Doctor, revelation of Physicians Wife;
 Olio, or the Old West Room;
 Nelly Brackcu. by Annie Chambers Bradforl; Miranda Elliot. or the Voice of the Spirit; What Not by Mrs. Denison:
 Twice Married. story of Connecticut Life; The Rag Picker, or Bound and Free; Marriage q Lottery, by the author of ' Duke and Cousin"
 The Elder Sister by the author of '' The Double Error;" Clcve Hall. by Miss Jewell;
 Vathck. by Beckford:
 The Masters House, tale of Southern Life; The Under Ground Mail Agent;
 Agatha Beauford or Family Pride, by the author of Piquc; Pynnhurst, his wandcrings, and Ways of Think ing;
 Reel in a Bottle. by Cheever;
 1sa, Pilgrimage, by Miss Chcesebro; Tales and Traditions of Hungary by Pulsgky. All well bound in cloth, for sale at the bookstore Dee. IS, '55 JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
ECLIPSE LIVERY AND SALE
 STARTE

Efns street s'nedsatety opposite the Anthony House %INHEundersigned have taken the well known ton, and recently by Charles Aye and are we'll pre- in their line.
 1ney have on hand, and will keep, q <sT5ss goOa supply of HoRsEs, BueeIEs, andtae F7SEg CARRIAGES; and are prepared to carry X passengers to any part of the state IVY JOSEPH O. ASHLEY, gatl L( lrs- SAML. E. FOUST.
 Little Rock, Dec. 4, 1855 If