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The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

ELL! WELL!! IF you don't get suited now it will not be D. B. u MANDELS fault, for he has received one of the most complete stocks of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Fancy Goods and Trimmings Clothing, Boots, Shoes Hats and Notions ever brought to this market at one timo-eOnssting in part of ror. A MEXICAN, English and French in great variety "A Solid Black Calico superior quality
 Black and White figured Lawns and Muslins Bingham ot every color and hue;
 Barreges of every variety French houneed, su
 perior article;
 Silk Barreges;
 Wool and Silk do;
 Solid colors do.
 MUSLINS. IACONE'rT, plain and figured;
 Brilliunts " C ''
 Mainsook;
 Swiss and Null;
 Cross Bard
 Tape Check, etc, etc., etc.
 LINENS. ZINE Irish Linens; II Medium q Fine Linen Drill, White and Brown Drill for men and boys wear DOMESTiCS. Bleached of every variety from l2-4 to I Brown ditto; Bird Eye Diaper Damask for Table Cloths; do cold '' Covers; Marselles Quilts; With every description of Trimmings to suit the | above. FANS. rINHE best assortment of Chinese, French and Spa | -A nsh Fans.
 RIBBONS. TIlE largest assortment ever brought to this mar STRAW GOODS. 4 CHOICE assortment of Ladies' and Misses Hats IA and Flats in Leghorn anl Straw, Chip and Dun stable Childrens' Hats of all styles Mems and Youths Straw Lerhorn. Cbip. Panama. Marricobo Hats
 BOOTS AND SHOES. II ADIES' Caters and Slippers ll Buskins and Foilet ditto; E07 l Misses Boots; R8V Childrens' Shoes in variety; - Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Slippers of every I description
 CLOTHING. THE largest stock of Gents and Boys Clothing Il with q variety of Gents Furnishing Goods. Call and examinc-we take pleasure ill showing our Goods. D. B. HANDEL, April IA Cheapest Store under the Sun.
 Encourage Home Enterprise.
 ..:ss
 CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRS!!! HI AXlNG h,. S;Ga spent sas eonsidsra, ,,nssIe @ G.eez1@G acquainting myself with the Zz.~ltsS manufacture of Chairs, procured and seasoned ma teria; planned and constructed machinery for their manufacture that will, trust, enable to compete with the imported article, present my work to the public for inspection and warrant it give general satisfaction. a The material from which the CHAIRS a "a 1 offer constructed, was taken from VI tt our own forests, the machinery used in m their construction, planned by myself, and built in our own shops and the power used native and tc the manor born" Call and see me. Rooms on East Main st., at Prasch's old stand l l2ftle kock, Arkansas. WILLIAM DRAKE.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
Proclamation by the Governor.
 STATE OF ARKANSAS.

N1HEREAS It has been made known to me that, w on the night of the 24th March last Charles Duncan and LeOnadus Robinson, both charged with thecrime of murder, did make their escape from justice by breaking the jail of Lafayette county and are 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 Cor S20o 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 executed.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set L. s. my hand and caused the seal of said State
 to be 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.
 DEsoRIPTIoN.--" Duncan is about 35 years old; feet inches high, heavy buil light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion; a stout man.n
 Robinson is about 23 years old, feet or inches high, black hair, blue eyes and red csmpcxion-well built and stout"
 2f- 4w.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice to the proper land officers A at Little Rock, that entered the following de scrloed swamp Lands under the laws of the General Government, and wish to be sustained in mv title thereto by the same authority, to wit: The N W 4 and an W 4 ofS W 4 of section 2S, T 10, s k lo w., also the 4 of s E 14. and S E 4 of S W 4 ot section Fl, T 10, s R 10 West |4
 JOEL E. CRANE.
 Bradley Co.,, Ark, April 2l, 1857 2w
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

Col. BENTON AND SCRIPTURE.-The Colonel was asked the other day to take cracker and a glass of wine at the house of friend
 "Unleavened bread, sir" said the colonel Sir. unleavenei bread, sir-the word cracker is not to be found either in the Scriptures, or in any of my works. It is unleavened bread,
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
RATHER SINGULAR RIT TRTE

HNiAT MR. NOBLE has delivered better Maps to
 II hls subscribers than the sample was-he justly deserves large patronage every where as he receiv- ed here. He has one of Mitchcs late maps in order to snow the Gontrast-it needs but slight examina- ton to give Johnson's decided preference.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
THE GREAT COMET

HAS not come, but A. J. HUTT'S large and 8 : A well selected stock of HARDWARE has, X among which may be found the following: tz-3 Shot Guns. Double and Single barreled; Rifles, flint and percussion locks Clocks, A hour and 5 day Grain Cradles and Scythes; Carpenters Tools of all descriptions superior Cotton Grub and Garden Hoes; Log, Fifth and Trace Chains; < Cut, Mill and Hand Saws Horse Nails; Ames long and short handled Spades and Shovels; Cotton and Wool Cards; Corn and Coffee Mills; Locks and Latches superior Pocket and Table Cutlery; Razors and Razor Srops; Files of all kinds: Bench Screws Pow I4nes Fish Hooks and Lines; Gun Caps; Birdie Bits; Brass and Proce- lain Kettles; Hooks and Hinges; and i'll fact every thing usually found in a Hardware House, from n cambric needle to a ciow-bar, to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully invited
 April 2l '57. A J. HUTT,
 Main Street
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

A PRo- SLAVERY PAPER IN LoNDoN-A Washington correspondent of the Charleston, s. C., News, writes as follows:
 "A report is now on foot to start Southern Rights Journal at London. Mir. Slocum, of Mississippi, has initiated this singular enter prise The editor to be Professor Alexander Dimitry, at present the translator in the State department, native of Louisiana man of rare accomplishments and an unsurpassed lin- guist. The friends of the movement are san guine of its success, and allege that it has already received sufficient encouragement to justify its commencement. They propose that it shall be true representative of southern sentiment at the English metropolis, and de- fender of southern rights, devoted to the idea of direct trade with the south, and apprecia- tive of the cotton interest generally"
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
IT SPARES YOUINTUEFACE-an .

should know that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapa rilla will cure all diseases arising from an impnre state of the blood, viz Scrofua, old Sores and Teter etc: Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam will cure Coughs Colds, Asthma, Consumption and all affections of the Throat Chest and Lungs. Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer will cure Ague and Fever in IS hours after taken. ~There is no mistake about it, pr. uo~per's Female Cordial will cure all Female Complaints. The afflicted are advised to read the advertisements of each of these medicines in another column of th~-paper. They sold by
 < Apr5 2l, 1857 I'm J. J. MCAI.MONT.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
A WORD TO THE WISE!

 M'Lean's Celebrated Strengthening Cordial
 and Blood Purifier. It is the only remedy that will remove all impuri ties from the Blood. It being Tonic, it win at the same time Strengthen and Invigorate the system. Thousands in St. Louis have used it, and the uni versa expression i. that it fails in curing any complaint arising from disordered state of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels. A few doses win cure Darrhoea Dyscntcry.
 As Diuretic, it will cure any disease of the Kid neys, Uterus, or Bladder; as an Aterative, it will purify the blood and remove all Yeowness Pimples or Sores from the skin.
 It Is sure preventive for Yellow Fever, Chills or Ague and Fever, and Cholera There is no mistake about it. We can refer to hundreds of Steamboat men and others, to prove that fact.
 McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL does not re- qure certificates to bring it into notce dose is sufficient to convince the most skeptcal of its won deru invigoratng 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, MoI4EAN's Volcanic Oil Liniment. .g Principal Depot, on the corner of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
 For sale in Little Rock, by J. J. McALMoNT. April l4th, 1857. 27- Pm. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment is truly celebrated remedy, and has done more to alleviate human suffering than any remedy discovered. One or two applications will relieve the most se- were pain bruise sprain.
 Two bottles will cleanse, purify and heal the foulest ulcer sore and it will heal the severe burn or scald, without scar.
 Every family should have supply constantly on hand, for use in time of need
 Read the following extract of letter which is n- contestible proof of its wonderful efficacy
 A Blind Man Restored to Sight. J. II. MCLEAN-Dear Sir: have been suffer- ing for four years from rheumatic sore eyes being at times altogether blind. 1 procured the advice of several physicians, but none of them could do me any good. By the advice of friend I applied your olcanic Oil LiniMent" according the directions around the bottle, and it has cured me permanently. have used it since for bruises, sores, pains etc. and it has always given immediate relief. l live on the main road near Pennington.
 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 swellings etc., etc.
 We say, then, to all who may be suffering from ex- ternal diseases, call at and get supply. Thou sands of bottles sold and used daily, and we have never heard of where it has failed in giving re- lief when properly applied.
 .=9S For sale ny J. II. MCLEAN proprietor, St. Louis Mo.
 For sale by J. J. MoALMONT. April IA lS57 I'm
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
HOLIOWAY,S puIS

A startling truth. Those who die with the means of cure at hand commit constructive SUICIDE and as these wonderful Pills eradicate all complaints of the digestive and secretive organs sufferers from these
 maiadles. who neglect to take them incur fearful responsibility. Sold at the manufactures No so Maiden Lane, New York, and No. PA Strand, Lon don; and by all druggists, at 25c., 62ac, and s1 per
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
C 0 M NJ E R c I AL

Molasses--45@55c. for inferior and fermentinc. and 55@57c. U gallon for good to choice reboled Refinery reboied has been selling at 56d60c 3 gallon according to quality.
 Flour--S5 75N5 S71@ for Ohio. s6 C1s 121I for St Lotus supertine s5 z515 50 for fine and s6 75d S7 50 for extra brands '0SS
 torn--Got@64c for mixed and white. 6561eoc for prime white, and 68@7lc for prime yellow and fancy Pork--'To- day 300 bbls Mess sold at s23 and 5o M. O. at S22 . Dbl.
 lSacon--U ? to last evening, about 900 casks were sold at lll4@ll%4c for ribbed Sides. mostly the for mer rate l34!32c for clear, and 9J5(d9sIc p b for Shoulders Hams selling slowly at lIGI8Mc for plan to fancy sugar cured.
 i-ata-- 49!412c for No. to prime. and to-day il1 herteN No l at 3Ac and 50 Ut l28lc F fb
 Bassing and Bale Ropo--A limited business mas been done in Kentucky Bagging at l50l715c ac- cnfdihg to quality etc. and in India at l3551l33Ic t yard mostly the latter rate. Of Bale Rope, about 2o2o coils were sold early in the week. part to arrive at o4&91sc for hand spun, and l0asGl02lc 5 tb for
 C"Hee--The market has been very ouiet. and Prces have fallen off litc with sales of barely 430O 6ags lIo during the week at 100ll Lc including to- day 100 at lO34c, 300 prime at 1lc and 250 Skim mnes at94c. t} tb.
 salt-440O coarse (to-day) at TGc B sack, and lo.Ulo bushels Marsala from store at 23c s3 bushel
 Rice--5@5Ac including IA ticrces to arrive at 514e 9 ib. "'
 Star at 2519 5c for lighy and, 2715c f3 ib for full weight -'/sN
 Lard Oil--A few lots have been sold during the week at Sl l59l 20 T3 gallon for prime.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
NOTICE--PAY YOUR DEBTS.

AM now preparing to lay in a large supply of Goods, and say to persons that are indebted to me ether by note or account, that they are expected respond to this notice, and those failing to do so will alter the first day of June next find their notes and accounts in the hands of officer for collection
 GEO. s. MORRISON Little Rock Anri1
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
ROBERT ERODE.


 ~ lNG returned from the
 -. North, where he has been get GS@n, .ing a quantity Of new Piow Pat E@N terms of the latest and most ssszssesssessxssa proved kind, he intends to supply the country with the Best Flows, and cheaper than any other person can send for them. '' ''N0' Poi'on List of Prices at the Little Rock Foundrv Cast blows, wholesale, per doz. oz........ s4s oo
 {. u (. ......;....-. 12 % Daststeel blows wrought shears per dog . 1o2 % Iiows all caststee ground. .........l20 co D Dlalnond wing blows, per doz. 66 % oV.oh Scrapers ........................ 66 % GEtstings' by the quantity, per lbs. ...... O5 WUgg-roIs, " wagon boxes and Gin -gearing... O5 "rousht iron work for Mills, per lb ... 20
 Retail Prices:
 Cast blows, each % p, i !, .'..... ..................... ' % StnaI ,na,I1S IlI"s Rlouha ................. 50 steel mould and wrought shear " g % ~ 1.t i .................... 10 50 C S oi ............... % Dog-ir and wagon boxes 07 All kinds of blacksmith work done to ordor o ders thankfully received and promptly attended to
 hereby tender my sincere thanks to the public for former patronage, and hope to retain the same April 2l, 1857. R. ERODE
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
IN McLAIN'S BOTTOM.

RA0 ACRES of very choice Heavy .~ Ex OAO Blue Cane Land for sale from ASS4 . f to E mile from the Arkansas river, in N McLans Bottom-Sec. 23, T. s N. of R. 26 West, Qormery Seminary Land.) Will be sold at less than half its value if application is made soon to Wm. E. Woodruff, Little Rock, Ark.
 Anril 14th lSh1 o7 m
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
Tribute of Respect.
Brownsville Lodge, No. 52,| ArBalssas. April llth. 1857. (

Arhansas, April 11th, 1857 WHEREAS, It has pleased the Supreme Ar chitect of the Universe, in his al-wise and mysterious providence, to remove from time to eternity, our highly esteemed and much below ed brother, L. N. HALEY, Nj. D., while in this place on visit. Be it therefore,
 ResolOed That in his death his father has sustained an irreparable loss-that his sisters have lost kind and loving brother ResoI0ed That the fraternity has lost in his death one of her best members.
 ResolUed, That Arkansas county has lost one of her prominent citizens, an eminent and con- tidential physician and a friend to the poor Resol0ed That we tender our sincere condo. Ience to his heart -wrent and bereft father and sisters.
 ResQlUed, That as a token of our high es- teem for our departed brother, we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, and that copy of these resolutions be furnished his father, one to his sister Davis, one to Al ber- deen Lodge, No. 70, of which he was a mem Der, also one to the Little Rock True Democrat for publication, requesting other papers friendly to the order to copy.
 w. II. WOODS,
 L. BLANTON.
 E. F. DESMUKES o0"'
 E. R. MCPHERSON,
 This is to certify that the above preamble is true and correct copy of the original now on file n my office. L. R. GRAY.
 Secretary cf Brownsville Lodge, No. 51.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

THOUGHTS AND LANGUAGE.-It is not al- ways easy, either in painting or literature, to determine where the influence of language stops, and where that of thought begins. Many thoughts are so dependent upon the language in which they are clothed, that they would loose half their beauty if otherwise ex- pressed. But the highest thoughts are those which are at least dependent on the language, and dignity of any composition and praise to which it IS entitled, are in exact proportion to its dependency of language and expression. A composition is indeed usually most perfect, when to such intrinsic dignity is added all that expression can do to attract and adorn; but in every case of supreme excellence, this all be- comes as nothing. We are more gratifed by the simplest lines of words which can suggest the idea in its own naked beauty, than by the robe and gem which conceal while they deco rate; we are better pleased to feel by their ab sence how little they could bestow than by their presence, how much they can destroy
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

HATS! HATS!! DER Steamboat Rock City.-McPher. | son & Griffin have just received G0 splendid assortment of Hats of the very GS best qualities and latest syesconsisting in part of Black Class. Panama;
 French Fancy;
 Mitria Cass.;
 Pearl !"
 Extra Panama;
 Extra Extra Panama;
 Fancy Planters;
 Leghorn Florence;
 Linnet Straw. Those who examine stock will certainly go no further. Call in. April 21 '57 MCPHERSON tG GRIFFIN. ssI AM WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN.. JACOB HAWKINS, at his old stand on Main O street, has just received, and has now on hand LOT BROWN SUGAR; LOT RIO COFFEE;
 l LOT CRUSHED SUGAR;
 LOT PULVERIZED SUGAR;
 l Lot Fine Chewing TOBACCO; Star Candles; Barrel Ale; also sixty dozen Balti- more Cove Oysters.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

SUGAR, Coffee, Rice, Candles, Soap, @sA o Starch, Soda Crackers, Butter Crackers, RgseY LII Rasns, one Barrel Crushed Sugar: Green and .ASa E Black Teas a very fine article. For sale by
 April 14 57. VIM. JONES.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ss.9al!a.szi. Z rag1~ss" 71NNs'&H<-zsz@1 7 !.-.s4 -ysss FURNISHED BY RArLEY, HANGER & col
 Arrivals. April l4-Ilckman, from Cincinnati. 14-Col. Drennen, from Cadron. l5-Arkansas, from Fort Smith, lT-Umpire No. B. from Norristown. l7-S. II. Tucker, from Napoleon.
 Departures. 15-Col. Drennen, for Napoleon. l5-Arkansas, for Napoleon
 l7-umpire No. 3, for Napoleon 1S-S. II. Tucker, for Ft Smith.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

BONNETS! BONNETS!! BONNETS!!! "A MRS. Graham, just returned from E1 MI the East has received by steamer Asd] lss Tucker, large assortment of BOnnets VN and Gypsies of the latest and most approved les.
 Millinery Goods, etc. Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Fans, Flowers, Belts, Gutta Percha Cord for Skirts, and other articles numerous to mention.
 The above handsome assortment is offered at
 The Lowest Prices. The ladies respectfully invited to call and OK anime my stock MRS. k. A. GRAHAM. Little Rock, April l4th, '57.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

Gr Shakespeare makes one of his characters say:
 " How sweet the mooshine sleeps upon this bank"
 But in this fred -dog'' and "wid-cat' era, the reading about banks and moonshine should he modernized, thus:
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Ah. BEN. F. SCtLL offers his professional vicinity in all the various branches of his profession lie may be found at all times, at the office of Drs ugson & Hooper, unless professionally absent
 Little Rock, April 2l lS57 Am
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
NE w A D V ERT SEM E N TS
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS :.


 HAVING returned from the East, we respectfully announce to our friends and customers that we are in receipt of an extensive assortment of New Dress Goods
 Latest style Spring and Summer Silks Delaines; Brazes, Robes, Callies, Fancy Lawns Ginghams Swiss, Jackonet, Brilliantuns, together with well selected assortment of Plain and Fancy Prints Osna burghs, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Kid and Pie Nic Gloves and mtts-Parasos. Lace Mantiiias and Shawls, of the latest and most approved patterns.
 French Embroidery. Swiss and Jaconet Edging and inserting. Fine French worked Collars and Undersleeves, Black Buge Lace and Collars. Velvet Ribbons
 Gentiemens' Furnishing Goods. Fine French Cloth Ragn Coats Plain and Fancy Sprn- and Summer Clothing of all descriptions Very large assortment Pants Vests all made to or der and warranted the latest style; Fancy Spring Cravats, Byron Collars, Fancy Linen Shirts, White Shirts.
 Boots and Shoes. French Calf Boots. Calf. Kid and Patent Leather Shoes Brogans etc., Ladies Heel Slippers and Gators Walking shoes.
 Hats, Caps and Flats. Black silk Hats, Cassimere do. new style Wool Palm and Canada straw Hats, Scotch Plaid Caps.
 Gold Jeweiry, warranted Pure.
 Boys Clothing. A small assortment Boys Clothing and Shoes We propose sell any of the above Goods very cheap fol cash.
 Thanking our customers for past favors, we hope as pertinent citizens to continue in their confidence and patronage. Filkins says no trouble to show Goods. Come and See. At the old stand of D. Ben der. L. NJ. FILKINS & co. Little Rock, April 2l '57
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
WOOL ROILS,

WOOL ROLLS! How to Prepare the Wool for th. No,
 Cardins Machines, in Pike Conntv' WASH it and pick it clear of Burs.- -R 'V Fms IS for the interest of the owner 92S3' Send at the rate of one gallon of Lard to N~u. each 100 Pounds of Wool, but do not grease tho Wool yourselves Send sheets or blankets sufficient to pack the rolls. Send paper with your name and instructions on each parcel The price for Cardng is lo cents pound, or one quarter toll as you like. WOOL ROLLS Always on hand for sale
 HENRY MERRILL, Agent
 NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS. JUST Received per steamer Umpire " 12T lo9 par m Mems E B. Kip pump sole Brogans; 50 C Boys l.. B. /" 24 " Mems French Calf sewed long leg'd laced
 top Boots;
 "A pair Mems French Calf begged gifted top Boots; l2 pair Mems super. patent leather Oxford Ties; l2 :" = Glove top Button Oxford Ties: IF pair Mems fine Calf French Button Oxford Ties: l2 pair Mems lasting tip'd Caters
 For sale for cash by GEO. S. MORRISON. April IA 57.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

Planters Goods for Negro Wear. gn Pieces Union Cottonade; AO ' Cotton Jeans:
 Demebrisk Tweeds ex. heavy; 20 " Union Plaids;
 10 " Southern Stripes;
 " Heavy striped Cottonadct:
 " < twilled Cotton Strpes
 :" Plantation TwillS;
 Manchester striped Osnaburgs: l4 < Penn. 15 Oxford and Atlantic Denims; Together with full assortment of negro Hats and Brogans. received and for sale by April 2l '57 RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21


 LATEST FROM THE NEW YORK CoACHMAN. -The following from the New York Herald of the 9th, would seem to indicate that Dean and his wife are not coming south shortly:
 THE CLANDEsTINE MARRIAGE CAsE.-We mentioned some days ago that MT. Boker in- tended to educate his new son-in-law and ex- coachman, John Dean, who has been imlnor. tallzed in newspaper reports and paragraphs, and in doggerel street ballads. On Saturday last Mir. Dean left New York for a school in Utica, where he will remain for twelve months, at the expense of Mir. Boker. Mrs. Dean, in the meantime, will board in a respectable pr- vate family; so that if John is good boy, and learns his lessons, he may yet be happy with his wife, who, after her disobedience and folly are forgotten, may come in for child's share of her fathers wealth. MT. Boker, it is said, is worth over $20O,O00, and good business man, and has but two other children besides Mrs Dean
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
GROCERIES.
V EL l.! w ELL!!

A FULL assortment constantly on hand and for A sale low by MERRICK & WASSELL.
 April 21 1S57
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
NOTICE 1!

rINIIE unfinished law business of Pike d Cummins | as well that of MT. Cummns, will be as promptly attended to circumstances will admit off and where my attention cannot be given, some competent person will be present to arrange and settle such business.
 A. H. GARLAND, Surviving March 3l SHAW partner of Cummins ds Garland.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
 LONDON PORTER.

. DOZ. London Porter for sale by Q April fl '57 WM. JONES.