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The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

BONNETS! BONNETS!! BONNETS!!. es MRS Graham just returned from .--, %S VII the East has received by steamer " .a sS4s Tucker, a large assortment of Eonnets VyIS. and Gypses of the latest and most approved styles
 Millinery Goods, etc. Dress Trimmings. Ribbons Fans Flowers Belts. Gutta Percha Cord for Skirts and other articles too numerous to mention.
 The above handsome assortment is offered at
 The Lowest Prices. The ladies respectfully invited to call and ex anime my stock. MRS. K. A. GRAHAM Little Rock. April l4th '57.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
NOTICE, NOTICE---PAY YOUR DEBTS
NOTICE.

NOTICE. T HEREBY give notice to the proper land officers Il at Little Rock that entered the following de- scribed Swamp Lands under the laws of the General Government, and wish to be sustained in my title thereto by the same authority, to wit: The N W A and F of s A of section 2s. T 10. $ K 10 w., also the A of $ A. and S E 4 of s W A of section 2l, T 10, 10 West
 JOEL E. CRANE. Bradley Co.,, Ark, April 2l, 1857 2w
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
WORD TO THE WISEt

\ NOKD ID HE W WlSE! .zg Ii you wish to be HEALTHY and STRONG du- ring the Summer, go at once and get some of M'Lean's Celebrated Strengthening Cord ial
 and Blood Purifier. It is the only remedy that will remove all mpur- ties from the Blood. It being Tonic. it will at the time Strengthen and Inyigoraie the system. Thousands in St. Louis have used 1t. and the uni ver>a expression that it fails in curing any complaint arising from a dsordercd state of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels few doses will cure Diarrhoea or Dyscntery.
 As Diuretic, it will cure any disease of the Kid neys, Uterus or Bladder; Aerative, it will purify the blood. and remove all Yeowness, Pmples or Sores from the skin.
 It is a sure preventive for Yellow Fever, Chils or Ague and Fever and Cholera. There is no mistake about it. We refer to hundreds of Steamboat men and others t. prove that fact.
 McLEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL does not re qure certificates to bring it into notice. dose is sufficient to convince the most skeptca of its deru nvigorating effects Call and try it. It is very pleasant to take.
 Every Country Merchant should take supply home with him.
 J. H. MCLEAN Sole proprietor of this Cordial
 Also MoIEAN's Volcanic Oil Liniment .3y Principal Depot on the of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis. Mo.
 For sale in Little Rock, by J. J. MoALMoNT. April l4th. 1851. 212m. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment is truly a celebrated remedy. and has done more to alleviate human suffering than any remedy ever discovered. One or two applications will relieve the most sc we're pain. brui~e or sprHin.
 Two bottles will cleanse, purify and heal the foulest ulcer or sore and it will heal the severe burn sctld. without scar.
 Every family should have supply constantly on hand. for use in time of need.
 Read the following extract of letter which is in . contcstible proof of its wonderful efficacy
 X Blind Man Restored 10 Sight. J. H. McLEAN-Dcar Sir: x x ; have been suffer ing for four years from rheumatic eyes being at times altogether blind. l procured the advice of several ph, sicians but of them could do me any good By tine advice of friend applied vour Volcanic Oil Lnigent" according the directions aronnd the bottle and it has cured me permanently have used it since for bruises. sores pains etc. and it has always given immediate relief. I live on the main road near Burlington.
 Yours, respectfully. JOHN Ii. ALLRED.
 Jefferson county, Mo.
 For horses it is far superior to any other remedy for curing lameneas bruises, cuts old sores swelngs etc, etc.
 We say then, to all who may be suffering from ex ternal diseases call at and get supply. Thou sands of bottles are sold and used daily and We have never heard of where it has failed in giving lief when properly applied.
 .4s- For sale l'y J. Il. MCLEAN, proprietor, St Louis, Mo-
 For sale by J. J. MoALMONT. Apr m
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

SHOES. SHOES. s(0 PAIRS Ladies fine French Kid C(N OO Buskins; 30 do Ladies fine French Kid -
 Bootces:
 30 do Ladies fine French Kid Slippers 12 do Ladies fine Lasting Heel Gaiters; % do Misses fine Heel Bootes; 50 do Misses fine Lasting Caters; 100 do Childrens Shoes, assorted. For sale by MRS. JONES. April IA ,57
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
'rD Advertisers.

e,.on. des,rng advertise, The True Democrat
 aeots stronger inducements than an; other paper in , Ii ha, by far he largest subscription st-is very n, read in every county. N uh list of nearly Jour
 reeua subscribers, it IS read by not less than e'gt t ,iovoad persons every & eek The ane democrat 5 " u. moi remaneGatlNe.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

HATS! HATS!! DER Steamboat Rock City ty.-McPher- ET son & Griffin have just received 4 G7S splendid assortment of Hats of the very tssA best qualities and latest consisting in part of
 Black Cass. Panama;
 French Fancy;
 Mitria Cuss.
 Pearl ''
 Extra Panama;
 Extra Extra Panama
 Fancy Planters;
 Leghorn Flcrcnce;
 Iinnet Straw. Those who examine cur stock will certainly go no further. Call in. April 2l '57 MCPHERSON X GRIFFIN. tI All WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN.', JACOB HAWKINS at his old stand on Main O street, has inst received and has now on hand LOT BROWN SUGAR: LOT RIO COFFEE:
 LOT CRUSHED SUGAR:
 LOT PULVERIZED SUGAR:
 l Lot Fine Chewing TOBACCO: Star Candles Barrel Ale; also sixty dozen Balti more Cove Oysters. April 2l 1857 JACOB HAWKINS.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
The Lowest Prices
Proclamation by the Governor
 ~


 STATE OF ARKANSAS. N1IIEREAS Ii has been made known to me that. W on the night of the 24th March last Charles Duncan and LeOnadus Robinson, both charged with the crime of murder did make their escape from justice by breaking the jail of Latay cite county and are now running at large.
 Now therefore l, Elias N Conway Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by the constitution of said State do here by offer reward of four hundred dollars to any per son who may apprehend the said fugitives or 5000 for either of them and deliver them to the sheriff of The said county of Lafayette in order that justice in that behalf may be had and eXccuted
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set L. s. my hand and caused the seal of said State
 to he affixed at Little Rock on the 7th day of April, A. D. 1857.
 By the Governor. ELIAS N CONWAY DAVID B. GREER. Secretary of State. DEscRIPTroN.--" Duncan is about 35 years old: 5 feet inches high. heavy built. light hair blue eyes and fair complexion; stout man." " Robinson is about 23 years old feet s or g inches high black hair. blue eyes and red mplexon- well built and stout.n
 26-4W.
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s.,oug Inducements to Subscribe!!
naRMa OT ADYNR TTsTWg,

advertisements will be inserted for per square m less for the first insertion and 90 for each !,. i1ent nserlon. Saat. advertising by the year will be charged 30 N,ona cards and other advertisements, exceeding
 lare slO per annum.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
IN McLAIN,S BOTTOM.

-NV" f~ yVuI InIte
 .. Efn ACRES of very choice Heavy .u. Ex OfO Blue Cane Land for sale from SSS ,-4 -. 4 to 15 mile from the Arkansas river in F MeI-aln'S Bottom Sec. B. T. N. of k. 26 West formerly Seminary Land. Will be sold at les, han half its value if application is made soon to Wm. F.. Woodruff Little Rock Ark
 April l4th 1857. 27 Inn
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
Something for the Ladies.
JUST OPENED

NEWBERN & HUGHES. are now in receipt 1\ of the best quality of Snutf which will be sold cheap for cash. NEWBERN N HUGHES
 Frb r IT
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
CAPTION

A IL persons are hereby forewarned from trading "A for d certain note, given by me to NJ. J. Taylor or order, for the sum of One Hundred and Sixty Dol lars dated February 10th. 1857 as the consideration for the same has wholly failed, and will not pay it unless compelled by law.
 THOMAS II. GLIDEWELL. Benton, Saline CO.,, Ark. April sth 1857. 2u,
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

side of Main strretueXt doornorh ofA.J Iutt'~ bore. " here can be und a larger stock of all quail
 e, o ready made Clothing than ever before brought
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
LONDON PORTER
PERFUMEHY. PERFUMERY.

= DoZ London Porter, for sale by
 . April 4 '57 WM JONEs
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
NEW CLOTHING STORE.

Pr@Gst@r se 6s 5akGs a,ga. rsn.qTe % fo o '.rk and adjoining country that he has opened a .tv and large >t,ck of Boots and Shoes. Hats and Gents,
 FHrmi.hIng Goods.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
New Spring and Summer f;ood.-

\ FINE assortment of Lace and silk Mantillas A March 3l '51 MRS. JONES
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
COOKING STOVES.

COOKING STOVES.
 ME have hand few good Cooking sSa W Stoves. of the most desirable patterns, -N which will be sold low. e& April ', 1857 w. GFOkGE & BRO. NOTICE, NOTICE...PAY YOUR DEBTS. | AM now preparing to lay in large supply of | Goods, and say to persons that are indebted to either by note account. that they expected to respond to this notice and those failing to do so will after the first day of June next. find their and accounts in the hands of an officer for collection. GEO. s. MORRISON. Little Rock April 2l, 1857.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
CONFIRMATION OF TAX TITLE

@C sale at KINNEaPS seCy,eeu Chaeu Staao ana TOT Marcn 10 1857 - ~
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WAS COMMITTED

s. II. HAMPSTEAD, Solicitor. 24-6w Prs fee S2A.
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MILLINERY. MULINERY.

MILLINERY, MILLINERY.
 MRS JONES has the honor to in n IA .sl3 WI form her customers and Ladies ES 'Ss2l in particular that she has just re- sS< turned from New Orleans, with fine assortment of SprIng and Summer Millinery and Dress Goods Please give call.
 Country orders promptly and accurately executed April 3l '57. MRS JONES
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
SALT, SALT.
COEEEE

ECElVED. per steamer Pelican, 900 Sacks Salt A O For sale cheap by A. J. HUTT.
 March 10 '57.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

A FINE Assortment of Perfumerv for sale by A Arril IA '57 MRS. JONES.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

AN ACT granting Public Lands in alternate Sections to
 the States of Florida and Alabama, aid the tion of certain Railroads in said States.
 Be it enacted etc. That there be and hereby granted the State of Florida for the purpose of aiding the sucon of railroads from St. Johns river, ksonvie to the waters of Escambia Bay at Pensacoa and from Amelia Island, the Atlantic, to the of Tam. pa Bay with branch to Cedar Key. the Gulf of Mexco and also railroad from Pensacola the 6tate ns of Ala
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ST. 0

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. s.
New Orleans freights were established to-day as fol-
lows: Flour soc p Dbl; Pork 81 10; Oil and whisky 81
%; Corn and Wheat soc z sack; heavy pound freight 45c;
light DO SOC = hundred; Stock IS.
ROPE AND LEAD-N sales.
~FLoUR-High rates OF freight cheek business. rs bbls
extra sold at Sc p, AID % bbls oountr supeTdae at IS
70 = bBl.
WHEAT-Sales Of 125 bags fair to prime red, in lots,
from 81 Os 10 81 I2A without bags, and go BAGS choice
white, in two lots at 81 50, in bags, taken for shipment.
C~ORS-Nothing.
oATs-Dun, and sales 800 bags second hand gunnies at
Sc.
PROVIsIONs-Transactions are mostly private. Sales
the product OF 5000 hogs to arrive; also, a large lot q
pork, meat and lard. on private terms; also, to-day. 100
bbls mess pork, in lots, at SIS 80; 400 shoulders at TIC;
2O00 sides and hams at 81, and 100 bbls prime lard held
at II &c, all 70 arrive.
HIDES-Dry Flint have advanced 70
SEED-Sale 3 bbls and % bags clover at 81 r bushel.
GRoCERIEs-Sale - hhds fair sugar at l0Nc, and 100
bags coffee private.
wHIsKY-24 bis sod at 2se, and $50 bbls On private
terms 26c is understood 10 be the market.
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wednesday, Feb. 4-l2 n.
COTToN-The market opens with a fair inquiry, but
with a moderate supply, and very full prices claimed as
yet we hear Of only 1910 70 1900 bales sold.
TOBACCO-Stock very light and nothing doing.
200 hhds have been sold al about yester-
days prices. Fair 10 fully fair 9k@10Kc.
MOLAsSEs-Dull. Prime snd choice in bbls held al
e1G6l 10, and 200 hslfb 5 sold at slGs2 &c for good to
choice city refinery selling a. 6cc in bbls, and 62Hc in
half bbls.
FLoUR-The market continues heavy, and the only
sales We notice are 500 b5ls supernne st. Louis al -, and
100 choice extra at 81 IS 2 Dbl An offer Of So IS made
for some 5000 bbs Ohio.
CoRN-Some 1000 sacks have bten received, and the
market is dull, with sales. however, OF about 500 sacks at
Sl@Sl 06 = bushel.
OATS-St. Louis held az S569cc.
PORK-MaTket grni at S2l92l 80 for Mess, the latter
being still the retail rate.
LARD-I1l tieroes prime were sold this morning at
I2Hc, a decline Of &c.
wHIsKT-R,ciifed retailing at s4@sSe, and raw at
zOc
COFFEE-SO sales Of Importance yet.
EXcHANGEs-Sterlng 6zG7 prem.
FRETGHTs-Nothing reported as vet.
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MURDER-On last evening, between six and
seven O'Clock, q murder was psrpetrated on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, between Peal and Union streets.
The name Of the murdered man Is ". A. TANNER, late
a salesman in the mercantile house Of CANDEE, NIX &
Co., Main street. The body was discovered a short time
before the arrival Of the Gears, being placed in such q man
ner across the track as to convey the impression lad the
cars passed over q that such was tha cause OF his death.
When found, life was not qEite extinct, but the victim
could not speak. The blow which caused his death, it is
supposed. was inflicted with a slung-shot or bludEeon. an
indentation having been made in the head. The blood
was runRing out o. Mr.. TANNER's mouth, nose and elrs,
when discovered. The dead body was taken 10 the hoBse
Of his mother, who lives on the outskirts OF the city, and
with whom he resided. M. TANNER was an exemplary
member OF the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and his
sudden and awful death has cast gloom over q large circle
Of friends, relatives and seluaintancss. He was about
twenty-five years OF age, and il was not known that he
had a single enemy in the world. The superstition Of his
friends is, that he was mistaken by his murderer for some
other person, else killed for money which he might have
been supposed 70 hive in his possession. II the latter
was the cause, the villain met with a disappointment, as
lIr. 7. was not it the habit Of carrying much money with
him.
Since writing the above, we have learned the following
particulars
About haf-past ten O'Clock, = young man named Phil
lips was arrested by the Marshal and special police at a
house On Union street, on suspicion OF being the murder
sr, and is now in the calaboOse awaiting an examination.
negro has also been arrested as an zooomplice and is
also in custody.
We learn from Marshal MTEATT, that net only was
Mr. 7. struck with a slung-sbot, but also was stabbed in
the forehead. When found his head was on the track
from remarks which have reached the ohacers ears, they
think NJ. 7. was murdered by mistake-his assassin tax
ing him for soma other person.
The greatest excitement pervaded the community last
night. We forbesr making further comments at present.
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GENTLEMEN: We do not feel at liberty 10 leave your
commodious and fast running boat without first returning
to you our kindest regards for the very g%entlemsnly and
polite manner IN which we have been treated during the
present trip. And it is with great pleasure that we COM
mend the LaughliH while under The control Of her pre-
sent Ohioers, most fsvorably 10 al travellers and shippers
who may be thrown in her way, assuring them that, in
oourteousness, poHeness and accommodating disposition,
they cannot be exceIed:
Miss D Oates, Miss n. =. Wise, Mrs. S. E. Brown,
Miss B. Bragg, Miss J.. E Ford, Miss A.lOates, Miss J.
z. Sstiy, Mrs. Hodcker, Miss n E. Ford, Miss y Gnlen,
J. II oates.J J. 7 MoCanley. r. i. Petty. J II. Tally. y.
S. Adare, J. Bush. T. Brown, Jones Gsrvin. Wm FAN,
John Gnlen, J. S. Halter, J. N Dickson, J N. Green,
v. c. Crawford, J. II. Wnburn, Tom Atkinson, Mr..
Morrison. A P Green, H c. Louls, J C. Brown, P. N.
R0dsyn, y. P. Brooks, J. G johnson, T. V Battle z. T.
Hesbitt. D. Bevei, J s. Perry, A. D. Mobiles, J. n. Pet
". W $ Keith
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0FFEA for sale, upon good terms. the former Resi-
u denoe o. q. +. King Esg, lying on the north side Of
Sty- The tact contains II acres, and is improved with
a small residence Of three rooms, wen and other improve
ments.
Also, a four acre wood lot, nearly opposite. This tract
is within three Quaaters Of a mile OF a good church anc
school and Is IN one OF the best and healthiest neiEhtor-
hoods In the vicinity Of Memphis. G. B. LOCKE.
novll Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
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Ma D. T. AsH's BEEEFIT.-A compliment
tary benefit having been rendered this ger ueman, to
night has been set apart for the occasion. Miss MAGGIE
MITCHELL, having kindly volunteered her services, Will
make her last appearance during the season, in the beau
tifuI play Of Or Maggie, written FOR her by Mr.. BRy-
Don. me par OF Bntus, or he Fau Of Tdrgzias vii
also be prcsenttd Mt. ASH personating the character o;
Brgfus. Other attractions viii also be offered, making
one Of TIE Bssk bills Of the season. Mr.. ASH has catered
with great - and taste for the theatre-eoing public,
this sesson, sRsIt is just and proper that his Efforts TO
ssrve our citizens should be demonstrated by crOwding the
Hbouss to-aiebt.
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q The As1s, Of yesterday evening, an
nounoes that Col J.. J DUPREE has beoows Permanently
connected with the editorial department. OF the EeirS and
Family Visitor. NJ. DUPREE las had considerable ex-
perienoe rs a journsist, aud this addition to the alrsa-y
strong force in cur neighbours oaoe vii add to the weight
o. their respective editions.
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e We had the pleasure Of a visit, yester-
day morning from Dr.. y. GREEN, President Of the New
Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Company. The Doctor T.
sides a. Louisville, and is CO Isctor o. that port. He lisa
good Democrat, and worked faithfully curing he lat can
yass. HIs sojourn in cur city viii be short. Business con
nested with the line OF which he is chief ofacer has
brought him 70 our city.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 9Th inst, at the residence Of e.
bridge Tufts, MARY c. TULET, youngest daughter Of J.
" and P H. Tuey, Of New Albany, Indiana, and grand.
daughter OF Rev. Seth woodruff, aged 10 years.
= New Albany and Louisville papers please copy.
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Mss TAYLoR's BESEFIT.-We were sorry
Mss TAYLOR, had not a better house last night, as she
euin-nly deserved q large audience. FaiHf Heart Ner1
Won Fair Lady, was played very wen, and the same
may be said OF the second piece. Of theIast play we eAE-
not speak, as We cid not see IL.
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REWARD!

o. TWILL give $40 for the delivery OF ny two Boys
= at my house, or IN any Jail, 50 that I can get them.
q They left my premises, tnear Germantown on the
~A-25th Of January. One OF them. II is about %
years old, a low, stout. black boy, with a scar on his up
per ip. weighing about $50 pounds. SIMON is about the
same age, black and slim built, about 5 feet s or 9 inches
high, and weighs about $50 pounds, one Of his upper front
teeth gone. when they left, they both wore the usual
Jeans and KerSey plantation suit.
Any concerning them viii be thankfully
received BE- A R OF
feb5-d5t.w4t NABERS & co.
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Piano Fortes for sale.

A- A in store, just received direct
from New York. TWELV PIANO
1FORTES, from 6 Is tot octave, Of supe-
. ri0r finish and diderent styles. some being
inlaid with Pearl. They viii be sold at greatly reduced
prices. This presents a most favorable opportunity to
purchase = superior instrument al a bargain. Terms
made e suit purchasers. 6. B LOCKE
dec-I3 n Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
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Man AGENT-Mr. NJ. NJ. SEAY, an attache
Of the APPEAL once, has received the appointment OF
Route Agent on tie Railroad from Memphis 70 Browns
vile. This is an excellent selection, and we feel oertsin
Mr.. sEAT win makes faithful and careful public servant
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gpetial Autitrs.
HOIIOway,s pills.


Magnihoent Remedy Sufferers from Dyspepsia,
throw Of diseased These Pills will eradicate it entirely
from the system, and correct all arrangements Of the
Liver and stomach.
said at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lsne, New
York, and No. 244S trHnd, London; and by al druggists,
at use, 62Ec., and 81 per Pct OF box.
feb5-dtwawlw
Prof. woods Hair Restorative
is said to be the only sure and permanent cure for
badness and gray hair. It removes all scurf, eandrua
and s-crofulous ~eruptions from the scalp, and in q few
davs restores gray hairs to its original color and beauty.
This preparation cont aims no oOoring matter, but IT sus-
oitates the hair by invigorating and restoring perfect
health to the scalp. thus imparting new life and vigor 20
the roots, and by them causing healthy fluid to aow into
each separate bair.-LousUile Times.
To be had Of O.. :. Wood * Co, ia Market street, st.
Louis, and Of druggists generally. feb5 dsw2w
WIN. A. BatchelOr's Hair-Bye.
Cray. RED or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to a
besutifuI and Natural BROWN or BLACK, without the I
least injury to hair or skin
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded TO
WIZ. A. CHE since 1893, and over $1,000 sppli-
cations have been made to the hair Of his patrons Of his
famous Dye. Prejudice against dying the hair and whis-
kers is unjust, as it would be against covering q bald
head with = wig.
WIN. A. BArcHELoR's HAIR-DYE produces q color
not to be distinguished from nature, and Is VGTTanfed
not to injurs in the least, however long it may be con-
.inued.
Made, sold or applied, On nine private rOOms) at the
Factory, 2ss Broadway, New York.
Sold in al cities and towns OF the United States, BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the name and address upon a
~teel-plste engraving on four sides Of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
2S5 Broadway, New York.
r. For sale by s. HANsFIELp * CO, and Druggists
generally. maysl-dtwa1ly
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WEEKLY APPEAL.-Our large WEEKLY goes
out 70 its numerous patrons tomorrow; beside ali the
interest ng carrent news Of the day, it contain the able
speech OF Eon- A. G. Brown, Of Mississippi, on the
slavery question; fun account OF WALKERS operations
in Nicaragua; Eur pean News; Mississippi, washing
ton and Kansas Correspondence; Miscellaneous Reading;
Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi liens telegrsphie
reports Congressional proceedings, markets, local news,
*, &c.
Copies are sold az eur counting room at 10 cts per copy,
done Up in troug wrappers for the mails.
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ITO City s. Country
M f. r CHI A. rs

TIVE are willing to close out the rema ndCrof our Win
w ter Goods, at extremely low prices, having a small
assortment left OF Blankets, Kerseys, Lnseys, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Flaunels, WOODEN Dress Goods. and DARK
Prints. Merchants wishing to recruit their stocks will
ard Il TO their interest TO call upon Us. One Of our firm
has been engaged the past four weeks In buying snd ship
ping a SPRING STOCK. We are particularly anxious 10
make room for 1t.
Also on hand a heavy stock OF Osnsburgs. at manufac-
turers' prices Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirt
iEss. C0SSITT, HILL & TALMADGE.
iau0o-dav7u