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The Kanzas news., 1857-09-19
EMPORIA HOUSE,

TNHE EMPORIA HOUSE has changed hands,
i and is newly fitted and furnished throughout,
and is ready to render home for all who may
visit the Neosho Valley.
N. S. STORRS, Proprietor, has been for
many years engaged in public business, and will
do well for the public in Kanzas, the country
will afford N. S. STORRS,
Emporia, Kanzas, July IS-tf Proprietor.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-19

Single copies of The News in wrappers for sale
at this Office, at five cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-19
7. Y. RANn0LPH

EMPORIA, kANZAS.
Holds himself in readiness to attend to Survey
ing in all its branches. jy4-f
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-19
A. J. BAKER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

AGNES CITY, KASzAs TERRITORY.
VIII practice his profession and collect debts in
all the Neosho River counties.
OFFEcE AND RrsDExcE at Agnes City, eight
miles east of Council Grove, on the Santa Fe Road
Agnes City, July 25th. 1S51.-1
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-19
Lecture on Kanzas.

BLANK DECLARATIONS for fling. for sale at thi
Office.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-19

E. B. KirkendaII,
PR ACT TICAL SUI RF EY o r
0FFIcE-Four miles west of Emporia, Kanzss.
ju20-tf
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

AN INDIAN REPUBLIC-Rev. Thomas S. Williamson, missionary, writes to the St. Paul Times all interesting account of the new Indian Republic of the Dakotas in Upper Min. nesota He says:
 "A year ago less than half dozen families Of them In this neighborhood were living in log cabins, none in anything better and think It was the first winter Dakota family occupied even so,good shelter, in this neighborhood, as cabin built of logs laid up horizontally. At this time, besides two framed houses, there are not less than fifteen log cabins of the kind spoken of in this neighborhood, occupied by Dakota families. Most of these are furnished with stoves, and, in regard to comfort, will compare favoraby with the first dwellings erected by the agricultural population of Ohio, Indiana and Minnesota. The glass and sash for most of these dwellings have been furnish ed from their civilization fund.- and the logs for about half of them were hauled by men and teams furnished from the same fund, and they have been assisted in getting the sawed lumber used about them. Almost all the other labor expended on them has been performed by the Dakotas themselves, with some assistance and instruction
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

AN lNG returned from the East we respectfullv "hnounce to our friends and customers that we are III receipt of an extensive assortment of Nv Dress Goods VI "" ', Latest style Spring and Summer silks: Delaines. brazee. Robes. Calies Fancy Lawns Gn,rLa,,. Swiss. jaekonet. Brilantuns together with wal sciecied assortment of Plain and Fancy Prints Osn. buigts. Silk and Cotton Hosiery. Kid and Pic N;a Gloves and mitts-Parasols " Lace Mantiiias and ShaW!s. of the latest and most approved patterns
 French Embroidery.
 D swiss ana Jaconet Elging anl inserting. Fine rreli'h pli' worked Collars and Under>leeves. Black bu&e Lace and Collars. Velvet Ribbons.
 r. 'ehtiemen>' Furnishing Goods. Q fhe French Cloth Raglin Coats Plain and Fancy 1i'lh7 and summer Clothing of all descriptions cry large assortment Pants Vests all made to or uer and warranted the latest style: Fancy Sprino 'I"V"ts' Byron Collars. Farcy Linen Shirts Vi hitt
 Boots and Shoes
 , ff'hgh ali Boot, Calf Kid and Patent Ieathe, HnoG bf"ganS etc.. Ladies Heel Slippers and Gitors Walking hoes.
 iiats- Caps and Flats.
 am ana Canada straw Hats Scotch Plaid Caps
 Gold Jewelry, warranted Pare.
 Boys Clothing.
 small assortment Boys Clothing and Shoes w, propose to sell any of the above Goods very cheap fol cash. f " h3nklng our customers for past fayoIs we hope as prominent citizens to continue in their confdehc and patronage. Filllins says no trouble to sbnv der IT. M EITLr%-E NJ! V G " Dn pen Little Rock April 21 '5r
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
Ecpanm1 uh me Farm.

No one subject is so little understood and practccd by farmers as economy. By this we are not understood IS advocating parsimouy oI niggardly stit giness for this would lead to re- suits more to be deprecated than extravasance; but the lesson we mean to iuculclte IS that or der of thingS-thal perfect system of manage. ment on the farms, with regard to the cultiva- uon of the soil, the Improvement of stock, and the bringing ln of every department of agri- culture, horticulture stock raising and garden, ing, so that each will be source of prof to tine owner. How, then, is this desirable ohnct to be attancd? asks the reaGer We answer, by uS little labor as the present system costs, and with far more profit. Our notion in regard to the quantity oi land which man ought ln attempt to cultivate is measured al me by the force he employs, and his ability to make it profitable, aud experience demonstrates beyond caviI that a few acres well cultivated yield much better crops than larger quantity, which cannot receire proper attcntion.
 The lesson, then, taught by experience is that we ohouI not attempt more than we are able to perform for if we do overtax our la bors, the result is exactly the same in relation to Its effects upon the crops, or whatever we attempt 10 perform, aS too much work or neg lect of giving sufficient uutrment would have upon the physic Il svstem-every part of which would become affected by imprudence, anc rendered feeble and in apabe of sustainin. healthy and vigorous action. The want of nu triment in the stomach would affect the whole physical system-the want of proper cultva tion affects the whole crop
 The error does not cease with the complaint that our farmers attempt to cultivate too mucl land, but extends itself over all their opera tions, aud it does seem next to impossible to them to learn that two horses or oxen, in prope order will do more than six of the horse frame; or skeletons which they use for farm purposes that it is not so much the quantity of land, cat tie, hogs or sheep that farmer can boast o that adds to his protits as 1t is the quality anc order in which they are kept, and the name in which they are treated So with evervthin! on which the planter relies for sustenance anC support. Attempt nothing which cannot b' satisfactorily performed-work only such force as can be juliciously employed--keep you stock in good order-your farming implement ought to be of the most improved kind, ant see that all are kept in their proper places. II word, if you so employ your time and so ar range your affairs as that everything shall pro duce some profit, and yield interest upon th'
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
apents fol the True Democrat.
ARKANSAS.

!. ,.as Copntu-W. II. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post 4 U JOHNSON, South Bend s--lA's NORRIS and A. ]. Hays, Hamburg; Dr. L. l. \ H,arIN Long View. \ nSr,LKENBURG, Warren; JOHN NJ. BURNS. Mt. Elba ! 4,as-Uen. A. NHINERY, Spavinaw; J. Il. HAMMOCK s-atouvIlle s4a-iNo. :. HOLLOWAY, Marion Il ,4ba-W II. STEEL, Magnolia; Il. II CLEARy Falcon ,-J. R. THOMPSON and J. II. CROSS, Amity; SAM NJ orr. Arkadelpha. l-Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS uo.fun. s-R l.. CARGrLE, Springfield - ALVIN ASHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. McGEE .lass' Landing. -grq-Geo. AUSTIN. Van Buren. .-J. < JORDAN Monticello. i-Dr Jo LeNLEY; iOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. IH-RoRERr C. TWEEDY, Ozark. -loHN :. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. <. RUSSELL, llpp's Barrea>, !. -IoHx NJ MITCHELL, Gainsvile; w. NJ. PEBBLES ,5..'lS Roar LsEanmps, Washington ,-rinl- Dr. G. II ALLIBURToN. Rockport; Dr. w II Il ANNcSr Hot Spuug; /. PHILLIPS, Far Play; JETH- Ro HENh&RsoS, WhiHiug on. --ion. J qN A. BEck, Table Rock; D. W. JEFFREY
 and S j. NAsoN, Mount Dive.
 aeqlrncc- RFUBES TARTAN, Batesville; Dr. M H.
 JACKSON, sulphur Rock lrqs--J |. IiAuNKrr, Pine Bluff; J SAVAGE, Lehi .sa1- Col IoHN :. HoUsroS. ClarksyilIe
 aa-C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth, D. NJ. MARTIN, Mt ..stte.-r. Vi. NoxreovERy, Lewi.yne rraecJ N llILLHoUsE, s'mithvilie; # KING Jackson;
 WJ. HARDrN, Canton; Ww. NAUGIiAN, Evening Shade
 t.agcro-JoHN B GARRETT, Nit. Ida. l-g-- ASH PEBBLES, AIerdeen. aq--J. K. BERRY, Huntsville. ] .--p. C. WILLIAMS, Melville. a-R. E. SMITH, Camden; RoBr ATKINSON, Leek's ,ue. -Ion l.. D Hrtr, Peryyille t-tlon. LEWIS SCrFIN, .en. W. THRowER, Boil. .-C. II. ApAMsoS Helena ". R. SPEER. Antoine; E II. ADAMS H. H. NsRI-
 srH. Wilton; NE: l. KELLEY, Nur,ree >boro' R. il. HOWELL. npver; C. F.. ToBEY, Norristown .-CoI. IA's E. GATEwooD, Des Are. gi--JOHN McCoY, Pocahontas. | flart,-S. W. rHILDREss, Madison: A. NcD .NIEt
 -Angulle; GEo. ". NEABoRN, Taylors Creek Win. \. CRAWFORD, Benton Judge N. E. BEA-
 rgRs, Lost Creek. "A. W COLE, Paraciifta; l.. NEAL, Center Point;
 ia CHAS PErrIGREsy, Brown>town. R (. GAINES, Park; nr. D. C. WRIGHT -.-Hon. AM LESLIE Wiley'> Cove a--W. E. HUNT, Hill>horo'; II E CoBB. Neeks: J. lsSOLD, LIsbon; W. R. CowsER, Eldorado BrrsH--L. R. NENABLE, Clinton; b. E. CARGILE Omit nan
 Tptqstor-L B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetieville; J. C.
 Nd,uIRE, Mctuire's Store. T4,-H. REED, Searcv. IHos. VI ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Rdse; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold :, ell. t-W '. May, Danvie; LEyI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 SHERMAN. Dardanelie; Jos GhULr, Bluffton.
 u addition the above list of agents, Post Masters
 are friendly 10 the paper, authorized and requested
 Nt as agents
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
TIE FIRST FLOW i1isS.

oi oouN u' "Hi Ilth For ages on our river borders.
 These tasSels in their tawny bloom, And wlllowy studs of downy silver,
 Have propneSied of Spring to come. For ages have the unbound waters
 Smiled on them from their pebbly hem And the clear carol of the robin
 Aud song of blue bird welcomed them. But never yet from smiling river,
 Or song of early bird, have they Been greeted with a gladder welcome Than whispers from my heart to-day. They break the spell of cold and darkness, The weary watch of sleepless pain; And from my heart, as from the river, The ice of winter melts again. Th,nts, Mary! for this wildwood token O. freya'a footsteps drawing near; Almost, as iii the rune of A>gar,l,
 The growing of the grass l hear. It Is as II the plnetrees called me,
 From ceied rooms and silent books, To see the dance of wooilaliA shadows, And near the song oi April brooks. A in the old Teutouic ballad
 o; OleNwald, live bird aud tree, Forever live in song anl beauty,
 So link my thought these flowers and thee The small birds track, the tinv ran-drop, Forever marx the primal rock; Who knows bat that these idle verses May leave some trace by Articnoke? And mailens in the faror twilshts Repeat my words to breeze and stream, And wonder if the oll time Mary
 Were real, or the singers dreams!
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
TICE To the Travelling Community

NIa to undersigned ""GHsH are prepared 7EsS1 thoir baggage in comfortable Z.-MIG yr ge..sg Siast Coaches. on the most reasonale tcrnIs upon the following Mail Route> to wit:
 DAILY LINE From Little Rock, Arkansas. to Pittsburgh. m Johnson county. and to
 Washington. in EIempstead County. on the former, the Stage will leave LITTLE hO' AT , A. M. on each day of the week. except Monday; and on same days on the latter: and from
 Little Rock to Batesyil,e, three trips a week.
 Al, . line from
 LITTLE ROCK tn NAPOLEON. On The south side ot the Arkansas River. via Pine Bluff
 Fare to Napoleon S7 50 All Baggage over f,t pounds charged extra Stage Q lice kept at the Anthony EIou~e. Little hg Ark r. HANGER tS co. May 5,h S5T-9D 1v
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

capital employed, you will then have arrived at me true definition of what we mean by eco- no'ny nom on the farm. For with proper manage meht everything will produce some interest on the caPltal invested, and the farmer who does not realize that fact to it's fullest extent should either change ms present method of manage ment or acknowledge that he has mistaken his ayOcatiOn -PLsnfe1
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
DAYS OF GRACE ABOLISHED IN NEW YoRE

DAYS OF GRACE ABOLISHED IN NEW YORK; The Legislature of New York has abolished the custom of days of grace on commercial bills, to take effect on the first of July next-- All bills of exchange, drafts, and checks, shall then be deemed due and payable on presenta- ton, without any days of grace being allowed thereon. It has also been enacted that notices of non- payment and of non acceptance ofpro- missory notes, checks, drafts, or bills of ex. change, may be served through the postoffice, with the postage thereon prepaid.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

CONDENSED ARGUMENT.-A very celebrated Scotch divine says:
 "The world we inhabit must have had an origin; that origin must have been intelligent; that intelligence must have been ultimate; that ultimate power must have been Supreme; and that which always was, and is Supreme, ws know by tho name of God"
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
llp NO RY

@ aos. for doug all dese[iplions of fl Job 5 Work can P e ,ocBred, al cost of over sixteen hundred dol
 ,ns of isaac Adams mammoth printing machines whcl 2 ms 10 do book and pamphlet work in superior styI,
 IotC
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
V U'

.,s Ieslring to advertise, the True Democrat cer .t. stronger inducements than other paper 1T h ba. by far the largest subscription st-is yer, r,ssd in every county. Win list of nearly foul r lar subscribers it Is read by not less than r,gh sfi'att t,,d persons every week. The True Democrat r t e.ent to the public the best medium for adv CT .' .ha ,,ost remuneratIye.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

No Et E.!
 ~ RyR SlLAS F. FIELD. of the firm of 1=l
 4tA Fed X D,liey having just ictu. net / X S|S rom lhe East and North. with Large tudt General stock pf Dry Goods Boots Shoes II ats Caps Hardware. Cu.ticry; Provi>iono of different kinds Cotton Yarn Brooul~. Buckets Tubs Iron Castings PloN MouldS Hollow Ware W hi~kcy Brandy. Wine Gin. Turpcltiue amt 'housand articles toc nnlner- ous to mcutIol. which h" hrs~ leave to call the at tenti"n ot country merchants and the public in gene ri to-
 hrnc thankiul for past patronage they hope to SC, all lhcif i'd "n" great many friend, and ylI~to mer> {" whi | he, promise iEeir personal attention anH h"l" to tyerll a con-inu.,'ra oi tlv same
 May 5,h '57 FIELD x DUITEy
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
NEM EDAflS-

: BERN x HUGHES are now in receipt of a age and full assortment of Fancy and Staple 'faod>. suitable to the season Brown and
 st Domc,tics; Prints, of all hues and colors. d.o Bars common and bobinet; plain Black Cotton Hose; Catton Gloves; Buttons. Pins
 > Steel Pens. Patent Leather Belts; Moravian D. Flax and Spool Thread; Cosmetics and Milf >spa; Planters Linen; Blouse Linen: Irisi .torton2dc~; Cotton Checks Morlboro stripes lAnlkerchIcts: summer Cravats; Knitting Nee ,iile Strings etc, etc, etc All of which r~M chrap for cash. May ] iS57
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
NEW GOODS.

A PIECES A Turkey Red Prints, solid an( U fgured; 1pieces asst Prints; . pieces NJ turning Prints; 4 Bingham; White fe'd Briliantines; lo Cuiored CAmbTics; lj Crash; 6 " Philip Allen Prints; B '' Mcrrimack do; Figured Lawns; Robe Dress Goods: 5 4 x 4Tickngs; Davk >Iica;
 WHITE GOODS. pieces Swiss Null: do snpcr. Nain-ook: D do Cambry Muslin; do Bind eye Diaper:
 do b0.a.hei Shooting; 9 Io Pail and Tape Camhries; t do Jaeuet NuS.ins; f do Irish Liucl,; @ do 8-4 anj4 1 blead Domestics; do I h.ea.i Pillow Csc de-; NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
 iz. Laiie,' WEite Cotton Hose;
 do do Brown , do do Lead col. :. '
 io do Mi,t,; do Gents brown and cotton E Hose; do t'A. es Spool Cotton:
 Us, Patent hrcai. assorted; do Silk Srwmg~; 5uz tm.y Cotton lIdkfs
 io Ladies mix ii. Cotton Hose;
 io io bl'k >pun Silk 5 dp Children C"tlon Hose;
 do L>.c Thread G.ov,S;
 do Gtu,,' Fancy Cotton i% Hose;
 1a taloncr and Spool Cotton;
 N Ralue.t> Needles; -duX fucy Shirts;
 io White Linen Bosom Shirts; received auI tar ~u ( by 5'57 RAPLEE. HANGER X co.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
STOOLS STOOLS. STOOLS.

EOATES' genuine Srool-- loodoz: & 3j dozen Wjght- Whit, spouls:
 5n Patent und cold
 4S Victoria, black and cold >poo>. Apriy to A l. uUTT, Aly j. '5T. Main street
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
CORRECTIONS, INCIDENTS, ETC.

We understand that Mir. Boyd is not with. out visible means of support as heretofore stated, but that he has competency. We have no doubt as to his facility for supporting both himself and his wife in comfortable and genteel style.
 A great many reports concerning the gentle mans personal character and habits are in cir culaton, which are totally untrue, and have been put in circulation by interested parties We presume Mir. Boyd is able to show as ''cean record" as the mass of his calumnato g. About this, however, we have little to say, fur ther than to clear ourselves of conveying any impressions which might act unfavoraby to his character.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
"hiaii S'ofes, Candles.- etc.-Is57.,,s-
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Bureau of Provisions and Ciothjno

VI
 'koFosALS. sealed. and endorsed .0dor to, e. .i"l oVores." or Offer for Candlesn or " OA.r @r nl oa't,"ater Soap" or Offer for Mnstar, s,al ,;'.oA eic. as the may be will be re IeiVed at this bureau until 9 o'clock M a,, 1,o 18th day of May next for furni.bin, and om slle o on receiving twenty days notice at the Uri,ed ,nlttes navy yards at Charles own Nassa.bna,..t. hro"hyn New York: and Go-port. Virgiuia sncb qu"h',ues ~t(y of the following articles 7cyrentino e water soap and the candies for each of which separate proposals and contracts will he rnadoI as may ne required or ordered from the contractor bv the cet of this bureau, or by the respective com iah9lhg officers of the said navy yards durinr inc nScal year ending 3oth June 1858. viz: "'N I Si'Nihg' lhdla Combs coarse India rub- pr,,,I ber or gutta percha pr' ,"i'gS i Hn" "(Ing Combs fine India rub Br"ei,7s r'oi,7s Sh,iu'o'hg h Der or sutta pcrcha Brushes clothes JacL, k,,i,ns Buttons navN vest Pnzor. in ;, Bm+t,,,' B,+i's maNs hlealum Razor straps, Ordways o Do"II'll@ navy coat S-i>S0rS
 bul,''iS- bll'' !ea9- eye Spoons
 1eeswax in 1 i5. cakes
 pure
 Backing boxes cf
 cotton Spoos of Nos. F and l6 goo wards each .
 cords equal part. Handkerchicfs cotton f.t ,olors
 15 inch 'o>'u'e ny 10 Needle-' sewing Nos. l, 3 3 and 4 drill-eyed be-
 tWeenS '' - 0''' "O hnn99 hat best French black F yards to the piece: Soap. shaving in cakes: each cake not Io.s ,lo, z SIN sewing. hlue- black; wrapper not to exceed oz Thread black and white, Marshall's best quality ape. white linen. 4 Naids in length 15 inch wide ape black twilled cotton. yards in length. 15 inch Thimbles. S-l 10 and q-lO diameter
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
TRUE DEMOCRAT
Terms of Subscription.
r.aq ws DT ADy9,R TIsIYg

-, advertisements will be inserted for 5 per square, fs'' for the first insertion and 50 cents for each t.a,. sdyersing by the year will be charged 30. ,.ona cards and other advertisements, not exceeding ,-e slJ per annum.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
SAiDIJ,EIlsi

ICSFre-'Nd, and for sa e a the Cash Store, J lt Ge4'S saddles assorted qualities; f~wgs F pair Saddle Bags and Wallets; 24 Martmgalc>; 4 Cot. and Wor>ted Girths and Sircngles; r Briile, assorted;
 F Ark~ Whips;
 T. Wagon Whips:
 F Buggy do.;
 r Riding do.;
 2i Whip Thongs; May ,. 57 NJ. OSRORN
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
AN AGT to confirm to ceitain Persons therein nam el LLnir riLIe, to cer.ain L4ta M prnire MI ELl-n


 ei their Titles to certain L"t> iu Prairie du Chi-n
 Wisconsin
 Be t rra,'ri, ctc. That all those farm anl village lot, at Prairie du fhien ir hc Sace of Wisconsin d, designated upon ,he plat of the private land cai,n- at sai place in volume four of the public lands Ame- rlcan State Papers which plat made in the year of our Lord ls2o by Isaac Lee. esq. the agent ap- pointed by the commissioners to adjust land titles al Green Bay and Prairie du Chirn which have not heretofore been confirmed and patented to the clai mauts are hereby confirmed unto the several persons named upon said plat and the report of said Lee and to their assigns and legal representatives; and village lots numbers six. ten and eleven in the main village designated upon said plat. hereby con irmed to Hercules Dousman: and lot number nine in said village to Edward w Pelton: and patents to the lots hereby confirmed shall issue to su.h persons as now own as shall have the right to the same Provided. That the confirmation hereby made shull not interfere with any heretofore made and that such confirmation shall only operate q relinqush'ncni of title the part of the United States and shall m no manner interfere with any valid adverse right of any persons. if such exist to the same land
 APPROVED. August n < lSlf.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

COOK STOVES. ID ECEIVED by steamer H. Fithhugh: N lt 10 Jackson Pattern; &ETS Black Diamond do; ? Charter Oak do;
 Charcoal Furnaces. for heating Flat Irons, Extra Lining plates Covers etc. For sale low for cash by J. BRlSBIN & O., New Tin Shop, cor. Markham and Rock sts May '57 6m
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
NONTS AND SLIDES,

UST received from New York. and N C for sale at the ".~h Store ESg9ssn fo pair Cents Kip Boots: VAsssssSss -i do Calf do ~ened:, 4 do d. do d. f~gecl;l 2l do Hols' do do -ggcd:J G. do |. F.. l.. F., r <. Bi. r4us; G2 do fine c .t du: 2o' do Kip PVecg.d dc: B. dc Laiic'> k.d Boots: 3d do dn d" Siper>: zi d. Lasting Gair.r~; zi do Gcrt~ l.a~'iugdo: lz do 20 Congress Caters; 5 lo Mi--c,' Kl Hunt~; 2i Jo d" ]p Sip,rr-: r d. j" La~'ing Gaitcr> C" do Chlr> Shoes. May , lNaI. M OSBORN
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
fitTS! II&TS!i

'NllE subscribers have just received and open-C1 ed large lot of HATS of ever, dc,cIip- <-. ton and are prepared to suit nybody--' first come first >i-rved.p
 May 1857 NEWBERN tV HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
IsENIS IND SEinE

JUST received. per steamer Umpire, y Cares mcn- super Kip Brocln,; hF ! 4 pair mell'9 ~uier CaIf bool-: Aa A French C uf -eoel Boots: loo Womcn'~ Goat Poiki-:
 Ion Chi.dIcuH Shoes assorted.
 May ,. '51 iIUTT ,G POPE.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
DRY GOODS.

IN0 PIECES of fine Summer Prints of all patterns cOO for sale by
 May , lsj1 D. L. O'CONNELL tv CO tCfitNFE FOR THE BILLION. THE >uh- rihers Are de-irrl- at ~-turius an gent eHbNr ma}e"t reH,9ie in every Town Inn CouuN oI In. Uui"n to engage in light anl plc ,-ant bu-i ness. by Nhich they an make v'h ordinary encrg, from S5 to $i' tcr day. Every information wii b, given by addressing with stamp tp pav return letter
 S. A. DEWEY x CO.
 May !. '37-st Box i5l. Philale lha PA
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
PLANES. PLANES. PLANTS

N0UBLE smooth Jack Fore [rnn, EF aui Jultrr Planes. for safe f7- < ~-- r--ss clear hy \ ! IIUTT .--.--
 IiltLn kn.h M.u 1th II
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
STILL, E,ATEEy.

NTEW arrivals al D. 5. MANpEL'S-a few Ro- " Wood Work BoNer--a choice article for th, Ladies.
 Al assortment cf superior French Accordeons Ailii gs lss1
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
FINE HIQE DIt~

. ..-.- ' P '4ftgF F'IkN' as t' Hil Eb on consignment. pcr stca ~-rrT> t" bule, o.d Bourbon Whi-Erv: A<4..-e dc iNe ,lu:
 do smiths extra OlI Reserve Wbi-k,y; l5 do do dc do dc de: T. pipes French Braud.- assorted: io GaIi.n k.t~ French Bru lies. For sale low tur ca-h t"clu-e out consignment b>
 RAPLEI. UANGEEN CO May5ls57 St,nnboa, I.r,.ne.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
DRESS GOODS.
NpTls,..!!

| UST received few Patterns of Ladies Flounced p Beriege. which We offer low for cash.
 May lo51 FIELD < DOLBY.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
.k ]. 1. .L, N EI.i..,

F you don't get suited now il will not be D. B N MANDEL'S fault, for io has received one of the most con rte'e~ k r >ta aaanJ Fauc, Dfy Go,,l- Fancy G",d-and Trimmings Clothing. Buot> Shoes lat~ "ni Notions ever brought to Uni, market at one .ime--con-isting il lart ,t
 TtEiCNES. 4 MEXICAN Ergi-L nI i.lgnchi in great variety. 12 >-ii! Black z ..jct su;oiiur q3aiitN: Black and N hi.e figured Lawns aId Musns; Bingham of every colrr and hue: BaIreges of every variety, French iounccJ, q SUI
 perior article;
 Silk Barregee;
 Wool and Silk do;
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The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
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