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DNNOLUTlOn

CO.Cartnershtp.
TlNIiE undersigned, having formed co-partner.
4 ship, under the name and style Of MArshall 4
son in tho frm Of Wilkinson Marshall, willc0u
tinue tn business ~ wholesale ani retait Dsue-
gists, at the old stand, corner II Main and THIRD
streets- kIcHARD MARSHALL,
MICHAEL B. BRUCE.
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TlSRIP cones, Just received and for sale BY
i TILLIN0HAEI, LAMB 4 DUEL,
spsllb Sign u the BfoadAxs
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1iEkkISGts PATENT CHAMPION
fgKE-PKOOi SAFES.
NNTTH ttALAS PATENT row DER PE00F
w bf'ES~ fae sa'ne .hst we-s swsras I. 20
rate &edals al tie Worlds Fair, London, 1851 !,
aud the Apfld' lair New York, saS /, and the
only American saf.s that wert awarded medals al
tbs i.oHlvn w 0sld's Pair.
These safes are huw admitted To be superior to
any ever psefea 10 thr public; and the subscribers
challenge tAs world produce nj instance VI these
safes failing prssesse their contents through the
h1t.est.hrcs. or burglar picking the lock.
The Subscribers and their agents are the only
persons authorized to make und sell Ierrnrss
Patent Champion Safe, with Halls Patent Powder.
Proof Locks r. G. HERRING 4 CO,
Green Block. 1875, Isf and SO Water-st,
fsb4~d3m and 5 Murrsy-s New York.
&A-hsryker Wood, on Third street, between
Main and aohuson are sole agents la this city for
! the above safes.
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BURDENS NEW PATENT
I0RsE- siIuEs, assorted sizes, received direct
J. from the manufacturers. Ior sale by
TILLfA0AASI, LANE 4 BUEI,
~ a2l-d Sign of Broadaxe lain 1T.
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X. d. OGDEN return his thanks TO his numerous
trisnls ~h0 have honored him Wits their trade an
\ inaasnes d1r:ug the last eight years.
Mr.. I'd. 4. Brownsii, as heretofore, will superin
tend the sale department.
Iaa arm his be IN formed for the purpose VI en-
arging aud xAeuding che trade. With this view
hs prSprietors propose buidng end street. so as
y have an eatrance on both Nam aud 2nd streets,
hereby giving room l2pfeet deep.
Feb. 5, '3T-fbr d
lyUAlo SITES If Literature aud the Literary
Acaaraeter illustrated, By j. G. ID 'lsrAeii. with
e1rlosisies of American Literature. by Rufus w.
1risw1id. for sale by
apsi oaDES, BkoWsEl4L CD.
vaESI EkflkLD's Letters 10 HE son.
I ~ E.sagsaf Eta by Chas. Lamb.
Ih9 Works Of CAas. Lamb.
Lifts u Gen. Marion.
Life II ten. 6reene,
A.lfe OF 3ea. Lafayet;e. For sale by
! aprl6i DuDBS, BROW NELL co.
(yUkkEh GELL'a celebrated works
~ Jane Eyre,
shirley,
Nliiette just received by
apri6l OGDEN. DkOWNELL A co.
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To Quarrymom.
a NE one Wishing to work the quarry q Lots ]
IA and :, Block 3. Reds Addition, EN- havs tAs
chanoe Of doing so by contracting with the suhseft.
Dor TO place the strippings and rocks ansuitsbls
for 6uildigg stone upon the end IL saa lets ord
upon lots and IL in same block, - ths suhsih1s
may direct. r.. O. KELLOGG.
apv34-dt
gro. RUSSELL.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
nRIIcE on Third street, In Tia Post Building.
~ lepr7A-dsml
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A SUPPLY Of fresh H0PSat H0ORRRK.
IA dsc?e
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XXyANTED--A number Of men Ut good address
w .o'ellsoms hAnd.oms and rapid, selling
Just publishei.a handsome New Years Present
entitled "Ths Floral Diadcm, or A Wreath Of
Gathered Flowers handsomely bound In Cloth and
Gilt. and superbly illustrated with number q
Colored cngravings. Also, cheap and quick sell
ing work entitled fNe True Htsfovy Of the kdafal
Wars" stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
colora eng cravings. Address
J. X. TELLER,
nos5-d Fourth.st. near Main. cincinnsti
TS the Ladies.
vINHE undersigned have re-op~ned their extern
siye Millinery establishment, near the corner
Of Sd aud johnson streets, which WAS closed for =
short time, for the purpose of giving time TO Sc
beet
SPLENDID SPRING STOCK!
which We have received, and will open tv.dA
the most approved styles Of Ladies', Misses, an.
Children's Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, and Laces
Head Dressss and Cspes. Silk and kiA Gloves, Per-
funsry and Toilet Articles, together with every
description of Millinery Goods, and various i Ancy
artielss. We are also prepared far
DRESS MAKING,
Having arranged suit al Rooms expressly for thu
purpose, and engaged tbs scvviees Of competent
Ladies 70 superintepd this department.
apFl-dtf MRS. HARRISON 4 DUcOSTA
A SUPPLY Of fresh HOP6at HoQRER.H,
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LNitJNi aud .'aras.gl aulers, yariou lengths, al
IL L. .tJI BLEpAf y WILSON'S,
MsAi3l seeon3-st, pesI Main.
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ua.n'~ parchment Paper
(S)TTlA1 BJ3&; aga, sac. Te0 andg 900 leaves
~ 10 "a il b4-,h fal o4uGa ~
q. Z. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
sa-hi$-d second ST.. near Main.
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rape Measures,
HNE llaparps feat long, for sale very cheap al
~ q n. Dot BLEDAYA WILSON
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Fer sale eE Mems ~ . BaFgaAo,
efNHE Ksokuk City Miih. II sold. terms one
aftA cash, end the balance In 1, :, and
ysars. Alse, ~ feet sa 9Th street, between Tine'
and Druoins.
Pos particulars inquire ct The City Mills Store.
fsb10 W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
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BayArd IaylOr's Last WORK.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Of Modern travel. subscriptions
IN ~ to The above book received by u. Price 81.
nsal>l 0uDEA. Bk0WNELL co.
flSiE Orphan Girl, Tale eff southern Late, by
i Jas. ). Peaeack, NJ. d, IF Mississippi. For
sale al tbs CITY BOOK SURE,
aprtBi ~ Main-si.
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= ~taEIuK WIZ.
i AEiL ssze for packages, also fancy WAX 81
~ ali kind. 81
. L, + DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
yn st ar Main.
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SeWm eeIebrnted
M A4.N 19E1h@, iU 4gSes aid b. the cahe, at
w r. DOUBLEDAY wilson's,
EneAi33 StesHd.st !. near Main
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MONEY oAvEDy
20 ON the barrel. Quincy Flour msds ct Eco
w kuk, and warranted To b A. Ne. 4.
febll-d w. u. AUSTIN = co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
A Beneticent Discovery. The Noblest Achievement of Sciepcx

The ron horse, with its treless strength it's pulses of vapor and its heart of flame. is A glorious exponent of the creative capacity of the human mind; and the metallic nerves through which intelligence courses over con- tnent, prove by every flash of thought which traverses them, that man possesses one attri- bute essentially godli&e, the power to annihi. late space and time. But vast and imnortant have been the results of making steam and lightning the common cerrier and messenger of the world, the discovery by which weak or m- pure blood can be vitalized or restored to new vigor and purity, by means of internal and ex. ternal remedies is of infinitely greater value The resources of vegetable chemistry, as deve- loped and applied by Thomas Holloway. have proved equal to this mighty task His famous remedies impart to the stream of life a disin- fecting principle which frees the system from all impure and poisonous elements The DOW CTS of chemistry are almost beyond calculation. and as he has brought them to bear upon ali the varieties of disease, in those invaluable ve- getable compounds known as HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT, they have compassed their highest and holiest object.
 Steam, as the great motor, Is after all but subsidiary agent. Its usefulness consists. main- ly, in conveying substantial benefits, with speed and certainty to the fields in which they are to operate It Is simply the bearer of blessings not their originator. Of all the freight which it carries over land and sea, there is perhaps none so precious as Holloway's Remedies. It is scarcely a figure of speech to say, that whithersoever it conveys them, it flies "with healing on it's wings"
 Under the influence of the Ointment, the skin. however dis6gured by erupuons or ex- rrescences, becomes a ta5ula yasa, pure, spot. less, and transparent; and this erasure of blen. ishes is not accomplished by driving back dis ease into the vital recesses of the system, but ! by neutralzing the morbid material which feeds it.
 The Pills act upon the internal fluids and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
MO-. 52.
'rgans which secrete them on t e same sani.

organs which secrete them on t same sani. tary principle. They destroy the aeIl para- cles subjected to their chemical action as nfal- hbe as an akali neutralizes an acid; and at the same time impart mild and constant electric action to the secretive and excretive machinery
 It would be repeating familiar story to tell of the wide diffusion, the universal celebrity of these twin curatives. They have penetrated wherever civilization has penetrated. They are the medici les of every class creed, and color, on the face of the earth. The sanction of governments the patronage of princes, tho approval of all Christian nations, the gratitude of pagan millions, attest their worth. In fact, there is no region with which this country has any commercial intercourse, where Holloway would not find himself at home Some esti- mate may be formed of the extent and variety of his foreign correspondence, from the fact that sixty corresponding clerks of which num- Der sixteen are accomplished huguists, are em- ployed in conducting it. He is the centre of . SANITARY CIRCLE that belts the world.-Len- don " -Ho,rlsRg Herahl"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
Agents fol the True Democrat.

 Arkansas County-W. II. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post I w. M. JOHNSON, South Bend. ashev-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAYS Hamburg pr. L. L. Brddley-JoHs H AVIS, Lanark; w. J. LEPHIEw, Wm. NJ VANVALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN NJ. BURNS. Mt Elba gsnton-Gen. A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; J. II. HAMMOCK, Benonville. ! Crittendsn-JNo. s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. < rolywbia-W II STEEL Magnolia; H. H. CLEARY Falcon. rLarE-I R THOMPSON and J. H. CRoss, Amity SAM NJ.
 Scorr, Philadelphia; JACOB WELLS Terre Noir. CarroII-Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS, conpay-R L. CAReILE, Springfield. Caieot CALVIN AsHBRooK Columbia; M A. WILLIAMS,
 Casters Landing Crauforf-GEo. AUSTIN, Van Buren, Drer-J. S JORDAN Monticello. Desha-ljr. Jo LBMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FrrnkiiH-RoBERT C. TwEEDY, Ozark. Paton--JoHN <. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. S. RUSSELL
 Ranp's BarrenS.
 Gnev JOHN M MITCHELL, Gansville; w. NJ. PEBBLES
 Greensboro
 Hsmpsteaa -Rop'r l.. PHILLIPS, Washington. Hot SprIhy-Dr. J. C. II HALLIBURTON, Rockport Dr. w. H.
 HANNoNr, Hot Springs; /. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH
 HENDERSON, Wilmington. .ard-Hon. ], \. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY
 and S. J. MASON, Mount Olive. afepcndence-RgunEx HARTMAN, Batesville; Dr. M H.
 JACKSON, sulphur Rock. yef.,eop--J l. HAMMsrr Pine Blnf ]. SAVAGE, Lehi. Jolnson- Col. JoHN $. HoUsroN, Clarksyille. Jacfson-C. H. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt Lafraetc--J. M. MONTGOMERY, Lewisvie; Lll-rrace-J N HtLHoUsF Smi'hville II KING, Jackson M.I. II ARDIN, Canton; Wm AUGHAN, EHehlng Hhade' Montgomcry-JoHN E. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. Monroe " ASH PEEBLEs Aberdeen. MadisoH-J. R. BERRY, Huntsville Afarion--D. c. WILLIAMS, Melville OHachha-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoBT ATKINSON, Leeks
 Store.
 Perry-Hon. L. D. HILL, Perryvilie Poiasett-Hon LEWIS SUTFIN, fen. w. THRowER Boil
 
 PhillipS-C. H. ADAMsoN, Helena. pjkc--W E. SpFER Antoine; E. IT, ADAMS, H. H. MERI-
 DFrH Wilton; Vim. J. KELLEY, Murireesboro'. PoDc-R. II. HowELL Dover; C. E. ToBEY, Norrstown. Pairje-CoI. JA's F.. GATEwooD, Des Arc. RaHdoiBh-JoHN Mccoy, Pocahonas. S E'raacis-S w CHILDREss, Madison; \. MCDANIEL,
 L'Anguile; GEO. w. SEABoRN, Taylor's Creek. Saliae-Wm A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA-
 vERs, Lost Creek. Srirr-A. w COLE Paracta; l.. NEAL, Center Point;
 Hon. CHAs PsTrIGREw, Browustown. Scott--R. G. GAINES, Park; nr. D. C. WRIGHT. Searcg--Hon. SAM LESLIE Wey's Cove. Union--W. E. HUNT, Hsboro'; H. B CoBB, Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; w. R COwsER, Eldorado. Van BurcH-L R. VENABLE, Clinton; D. B. CARGLE, Quit
 
 WlshingtoH-L. B. CUNNIsGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c.
 MCGUIRE, NcCiuire's Store. FhitG-H. REED, Searcy. THos. NJ. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold Well. NH-W. N. MAY Danvile; Dr. JOHN I. SHERMAN, Dar-
 danelle Jos GAULT, Bluffton.
 T In addition to he above list of agents, Post Masters vho friendly the paper, authorized and requested ac a agents.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
The Children-By Mary Hewitt.

Beautiful the children's faces!
 Spite of all that mars and sears: To my inmost heart appealing; Calling forth loves tenderest feeling; Sleeping all my soul with tears. Eloquent the chidren's faces
 Poverty's lean look, which saith, Save us! save us! woe surrounds us; Little knowledge sore confunds us: Life is but lingering death. Give us light amid our darkness; Let us know the good from ill; Hate us not for all our blindness; Love us, lead us, show us kindness You can make us what you will. We are willing; we are ready,
 We would learn, if you would teach: We have hearts that yearn towards duty; We have minds alive to beauty;
 Souls that any heighre can reach! Raise us by your Christian knowledge: Consecrate to man our powers; Let us take our proper station: We, the rising generation,
 Let us stamp the age as ours, We shall be what you will make us;- Make us wise, and make us good! Make us strong in time of trial; Teach us temperance, self denial,
 Patience, kindness, fortitudel Look into our childish faces;
 See ye not our willing hearts? Only love us-Only lead us; Only let us know yOu need us
 And we all will do our parts. We are thousands-many thousands Every day our ranks increase; Let us march beneath your banner, We the legion of true honor,
 Combating for love and peace! Train us try us! days slide onward,
 They can ne'er be ours again: Save us, save! from our undong! Save from ignorance and ruin;
 Make us worthy to be MEN! Send us to our weeping mothers,
 Angel-stamped in heart and brow! We may be our fathers teachers: We my be the mightiest preachers,
 In the day that dawneth now! Such the children's mute appealing,
 All my inmost soul was stirred; And my heart was bowed with sadness, When cry like summers gladness,
 Said, "The children's prayer is heard!
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

NEW UocDS. NsIo SsoODN.. WYE would especially call the attention of the w public to the fact that arc just in receipt of large and complete stock of FALL and WIN TER GOODS of every description consisting in part of
 Cassameres, Cloths
 Clothing of every size and quality; SatinetS;
 .Jeans
 Lindseys plain and twiIled
 kerseys Marlboro Paids and Stripes; Lannels asstd quality and coored; Tickings asst'd
 Bombazines;
 Alpaccas assorted colols:
 Blankets of all colors, 10 and l24 superior ast : Prints Lawns, Chambrays;
 Linens Brown Cheek and Bleached: Domestcs of all kinds, Bleached and Unbleached; Osnaburgs $4, T and A Drilngs Bleached and Unbleached; Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps;
 Hardware, Cutlery; Powder, Lead, Shot, Caps; Brandy, Wines, Gin, Whiskey; Old Bourbon. Old Rye, Common and Rectifed: White Wine Vinegar Cider Vinegar; Salt, Iron Nails. Castings assorted: Flow Moulds, Stone Ware. Queensware Glass Ware, and few Gilt and Raised Tea Sets complete. Besides thousand other articles not mentioned. which we invite the attention of the public to- and especially Country Merchants who wish to buy to sell again. Give acal. Aug. 25, 1S57 FIELD tS DOLBY N. B.-All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for goods for which the highest market price will be paid
 F X
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
IT, rg1s, T1ff15as1 si,.t 7. ..;s.ss.s rss.+ Oihce of the Memphis and Little Rock
 Rail Road COmnauV

TIE undersigned having been appointed agent for this company. has temporarily established an office at the counting rooms of MT. James A. Henry of this city
 STOCK BOOKS have been opened, and persons desiring to aid in this enterprise the construction of the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad--have an opportunity of subscribing.
 All money arising from stock subscribed for at this office, will be expended on the 3d DIVISION of the road extending from the west bank of White ii yer to the north bank of the Arkansas river opposite the city of Little Rocll.n
 WILLIAM S. DAVIS, Aqent. nn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

MORROW, BOONE & CO, have just received a WI a splendid Stock of fall and winter goods con- sisting of
 Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Which they offer for Sale at reasonable prices. Amongst thelr assortment may be found
 Ladies Dress Goods, Muslin DeLans. Merino's, Alpacas etc AlsO-Materials for gentlemen's Winter Clothing, Flannels Brown and Beached Shirtings, Kerseys, Plain and Striped Osnaburgs, Blankets, etc. A large assortment of Hats and Caps, TFl1 gS Boots and Shoes, saddery, Hardware, w and Cutlery, Queensware etc.
 A good assortment of Nails and Iron of every::des- cription.
 Groceries, of all kinds. All of which will be sold on short profits
 .Y~ CALL AND GET BARGAINS. -R. Sept. 29, '57. MORROW, BOONE, x co. NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. SINGLE and double mill steel mix'd Cassimere; o Plain and Plaid, drab and brown Cassimere; Steel mixed Grey Satinetts Drab, Plaid and Plain Cassimere, for Boys; Dark Check Cassimere for Boys; Brown and Blue Kentucky Jeans; hlte, Scarlet and Red Flannels assorted Rich Plaid and Plain Lnseys; Scarlet, Blue Green and Pink, all wool, Delanes; Gala and Tartan Plads; 4 rich French Prints latest styles; Blue and Fancy Prints Black A. paca assorted: Super Black Silk; Nainsook and Swiss Muslins; l0-4, l2-4 White Marsees Quilts; Silk and Linen Pocket Iandkerchiefs; Misses Fancy Woollen Hose; Ladies black Lambs Wool Hose; Mems Cashmere Buck Tan Gloves;
 ' Woollen Comtorters;
 " Merino Shirts; Grey, Blue, Mix'd and White Woolen Yarn; Bright colered assorted Wooen Yarn for Children's
 Hose; EX. size Crib Blankets;
 9-4, l0-4 Bed Blankets; Blue, Green, and Scarlet Blankets; Cold Saddle Blankets; Tickings, Checks and Plails.
 Together with variety of other articles, received from New York this day. and for sale very low, by
 RAPLEY, HANGER x co. Sept % 1Sh1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
CoNUDRUM.-The following appeared, a few

days ago, in the Charleston Courier: "Why's D like marriage?" asked the maid Whose troth to me is plighted, blushed in sooth and hung my head, While she seemed quite delighted.
 TEE ANSWER "Come, answer me-" continued she, "And don't be long about it; You stupid fellow, can't you see,
 We can't be ,uei without it.''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
n p W D E X .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions oi Joo Wofk can
 srnsssod hv any printing establishment in the country We have procured at cost of over sixteen hundred oo rs me of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines whIc enables us to do book and pamphlet work Tn superior sty and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

sC negro man Simon. The above reward tE will be pal by the undersigned if taken any .s1 where ont of the State. *75 if taken in tho State out of this county or *5o if taken in this county, and confined in jail so that l can get him.
 DhscRIPnoN- He is about 37 or B years old: is about five feet. ten inches high: weighs l15 or lS0 pounds Bright muiatto, with large grey -biue eve; large mouth, red sandy hair, and cu-ls up when combed, and one of his upper front teeth ou.. Had on when he left old shirt, badly torn and cotton brooches. N II. BADGETT
 Sa,,t y21 lS5T if
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

From Lumpkin, Stewart county, via Florence to Gltnve in Alabama.
 From Newman Coweta county, to Wedowee in Randolph county, Alabama.
 From Covngton, via Rocky Plains, snapping Shoal, to Becrsheba, Henry county
 From the terminus If the Brunswick and Florida Railroad west of the Saltilla River the terminus of the Savannah, Albany and Gulf Railroad west of the Altamahn River -
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

INHE Printing Materials upon which this pa l per was formerly printed, consisting of an ex- cellent Smith Press, extra imperial size and all the apparatus belonging thereto, 900 pounds Small Plea type, 500 pounds Brevier, 800 Burgeos, Card type, display type and all fixtures necessary to the com piete working Of country newspaper, will be sold low for cash or note, bearing lO per with good security.
 There is type sufficient to set up two papers of the former size of the Traveller.
 Any communication on the subject addressed to the subscriber, will be promptly attended to.
 $. NJ. SCOTT.
 PubliSher -4rIaAsap Trareler. ArkadeIphia, Sept. 2. '57-4t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

rKANNLIN I-KcE TTeeldent. JESSE D. BRIGHr President of the Senate pro tenaDore. till Jannnr 5 1857, and JAMES NJ. MASON from that lime iii the close of the Session. NATHANIEL P. BANKS Jun, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
DRY AND WOOL GOODS.

Ee ECEIVED direct from New York, Sattinetts, all E S wool Twceds Jeans, Plaid ana solid colore l Linseys Merino Plaids, Plaid Wool Shawls, Plain Cas,lmere Shawls, heavy Wool and Cassimere Gloves; Buck Gloves and Gauntlets, Ladies' black Lama Hose; Chdrens Striped and fancy Wool Hose; Gents Merno Shirts Mems heavy Wool Over Shirts; Red, Grey Blue and White Blankets; black Alpacas, Me rnoes, DeLaines. all color Flannels Carpet Bags, Prints assorted, Brown and Bleached Domestic l0-4 do. And for sale at the Cash Store, by
 littln Rncl. S..nt lsnT NJ OSRORN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

ihn Carpeting.
 HE best article of Rag Carpeting on hand aud lns i,F sale st by NEwBERN X HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
To Advertisers.

Tn persons desiring advese the True Democrat cer
 nresents stronger inducements than other paper Tn M It has by far the largest subscription ists very eralfy read in county. With list of nearly Jonr ond subscribers is read by not less than sght thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, fe presents the public the best medium for adver- .;,ins-tbe most remunerative.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

) BALES heavy Kentucky .Teans Cassimeres, Sa- c tinetts, and Twecds, assorted;
 % pieces plaid Lindsey, assorted coors;
 20 {" Flannel,
 Together with such articles that are usually kept in rctai store, for sale ut
 Sept. 22, 1857. GEO. s. MORRISON'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
SALE OF THE WESTERN MILITARY aSXLITM At IiarrOdSburg. E Eenfucky,

SALE OF THE
 WESTERN MILITARY ASYLUM. At Iiarrodsburg, Kentucky.
 A $ Agent for the Government will offer IA for sale on the premises, to the highest "A bidder, ulA
 On the Ioth day of November, 1851, the above property, recently occupied by the United States a Military Asylum. The land consists of about
 lSS ACRES, adjoining the town Of liarrodsburg, handsomely i'm proved with numerous buildings and groves. and d mineral spring. long celebrated for the virtue of is waters. Before the property purchased by the Government 1t was one of the most celebrated W aer- ing Places in the south West It is admirably adapt ed to such purpose being situated in a picturesque and healthy country. and in the midst of a cultivated and hospitable community. It is deemed unnecessa- " to describe the property more particularly since it k as extensively known Us any other location in the West.
 At the same time and place, will be sold large quantity of Valuable Furniture, every knd together with live stock, consisting of HORSES, CATTLE, Etc., and among them number of valuable cattle of the 1 -41de'ney breed. Terms of Sale. | The land and Improvements will be sold for one third in hand and the remainder in two eoual annual payments bearing six per cent interest from the day of sale, and the title will be retained by the govern | ment until the last payment is made. l The personal property will be sold for cash. | ROBT. J. BRECKENRIDGE | Sept. 22, '57.-3t.