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The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

SA RAGS Best Rio eo-Hte: cO 3J bags Jamaica do: lo hall b0ls No Maeke-ei: Me-s Snsd: 4a boxes Goshen Cheese: half bbls Goshen Butter: s3 doz. Baltimore Cove Oysters: 4f b4xes Buekw heat Four: l' b.Xe> Rai.ns Received Ter ,teambogt $. Ii. Tucker and for sale
 MEhRICK d WASSELL
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= \ or oisF FtRSPF1RE AssGKTaESn for a

Be1zteads- Chairs Tables, Looking Glasses. What potS. Cru,s. etc-. rlc.
 ne subscriber s prepared 10 make al1 articles oi rrTif1re n superior style: and repairing wil asc oe neAtl! and promptly done. ..--T.-----7 Al~o Co-fn making and undertaking attended t3 al ,he shyTtes, zs. .ir
 Mare-rooTn on Markham ,I-. oI th4 c.rner below the Presbyterian church.
 May 5h, 1854. lv FRANCIS DT--rp
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TEXAS COURT OF CLAIMS.

IAMES P. NEAL. Attorney and Counsellor at J Law, city of Austin, Texas, will attend to the prs-eeuf-n of claims necessary 10 come before the Court of Claims established al the city of Austin by the l4s legislature for the purpose granting all do nation headwright and bounty land certificates vet due approving all certificates unlocated-a allowing all pay due soldiers of the revolution. etc will in yesgate and any enquiries in regard to land or land titles in the State. Will give reliable re- ference in any oi the southwestern States.
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CIRCULAR SAVING. TunNi>G. e-c.

eu eSlI gRe 'THE sub-cr:i,er ha> .ske.. N,
 e3, l Fuuiture E>ta1.i>s..nru, V SFfs- lnerly ou,upivd by ,i,-a. berr, I..r fYrsA yss II tn cily ard j, gr7..I,,. :. 1-- G-b.e S>...s>S nnt-'ctu-= -ll Ie~rii.i'l..o z. h~4J uFnlSUre. "u -hntf u".Ilz aui s-, eerrr. eAi ~7c's ai>e to keep genera as- rtae,. - ferr -Gre constantly oA hand
 iile Turning Lathe eHabie~ lini tu -r--:-. -rd Alley Balls 4Id inJee9l e1yfy i1l' ln good si3 ie anl nu short u..i,e
 1 S1a5leniers snd other desiring ein.u ar,-7 5.. VI. n! Il to their adssn,aeet ta U ll,rs
 .S Ind@rtaAing ITomp.ly atf+ll..l -.
 AuE. F 1855 Zfr.E5
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by tbe quantity.
 May 20. 1858. l'
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TEACHER WANTED,


 k have heea trying to accommodate my friend. N tsr tIs .a>t Aear-I now respectfully call upon -he ,H e1t-ud the same kindness .o me by paving -H-Ir -ee uI--- II is actually necessary that I have 'iiy n 1ney nov. 10 meet my own liahili- ee a- tu ~strle up my old Book: and re-
 .y 5e pared ihe necessity of again az Lis -afe4l. Ny accounts are all ready. I4. D. C. FULTON
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

TN presenting to the public the claims of this ma ehinery. will state that is production is the result Of the combined efforts Of several Of the most practical nschinisis and experienced mill men in the country.
 During the last few years we have examined many wnventions and appliances in thi- connection. and have consulted with several thousand mechanics, fGlly experienced in the use Of machinery tor the manufacture of lumber. During tbe last year we have sold and shipped various par- of this conti- nent nearly hundred steam mills tbe results of which have afforded large amount of practical information the di-culieS 10 be overcome the defects which have to br guarded against. and ihe objects 10 be obtained r machinery oi his character. he mill Ne offer does not claim t. superiority from any single improvement patent hich j. may embrace. bDi A e.rrt ttzian of all the most valua- ble improvements htsh could bc inclu3ed within single machine. ai1el to Which gre several new ap- pance- lately psleute.l and others for which pat ent- have bsen applied for l. has been thoroughly and practically tested and has neen examined by large nnmbtr q vel kuoEu scientific and eTperi- enced mechanics. whose certificates we shall soon pnblish all Of whom pronounce II more simple in ,s construction. more durable and more efficient IL its
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FRESH GARDEN SFFDS

TUST RECEIVED: ss Also. Alcohol, Lard Oil. Putty and Glass.
 McALMONT 6 HALLIBURTON. Dgc 7a l-5s
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LIVERY AND FANCY STORE.

%,asN NRS. BROGAN hAs opened S
 WI store of the above descrip- Z2 " ton next door 10 the store of c. ]. >-s->- z Gy krebs, near tbe corner Of East Main and
 Walnut streets where sle has beautiful Ass trtInr of Millinery and Ladies Fancy Goolr of a ie~-rll ions. Rh hich she will sell low for cash She is prepared for Dre-s- making Boa -tri m ming and every kind of work ill that line. Order from tbe country promptly attended to
 \. B.-She h@s just returned from New Orleans with fresh supply Of ibe mo-, beautiful and f1sL lonabie Ladies Goods ever o'lered in ;lli- market. A
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Crackers and Cheese
FOR CHRISTMAS
TULIP FEMALE COLLEGE

TULIP, ARKANSAS.
 Faculty: DEV. BENJ. WATSON. President and Prof-s.or lO of Natural snd Mora Science and Belle. Iettrx, Mrs. Mary F. Barcus, M. L. L. Assistant snd Go yerness.
 Rev. Jesse $. McAlis;er, 4. N Professor of Lam gusges and Mathematics
 Mrs. Rebseca J. McAlister, Preparatory Depsrt- nent.
 Miss Virginia [. Pryor. Assistant
 Miss Mary Kirk Primary Department.
 Prof L. E. Barcus, Principal of Music Depart men,. Miss Ann l. Watson, Assistant and Teacher of Wax Work.
 TERAs-PEs SESSION OF rrvx MONTHS. PriInsry Department s7o m Preparatory Department K X, Collegiate Department aS e3 Latin, Greek. or French, (extrs : no Music on Piano or Guitar, with Vocal Music a5 O0 ocal M uslc, -.-------.-.....-. x n Wax Work, Needle Work or Drawing and -sllfg--- Aa,riculation Fee..-.......... Io Boarding with the President. per month s oa 1 One half Of the Board and Tuition will be resu;,- sd n advance. the other half st the end of tbe S | sion.
 II he spring Session will commence the first Mon day ID February, 1857, and close with the Annual ex animation, the last week in June follozjng. pec. 10. Ieoo. 9rn BENJ. WATSON.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

WN K. PATTERSON. Attorney al LAW, will practice r the oonrs of Jackson. W hile, n Bnren SeErrv. Izard. Marion Fulton. Lawrence. haidolph and Iu6er,andenee. Office at Jscksonport, Ark
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BALTIMoRE COVE OYSTERS.

02A { QUART CANS fresh Cove Ovs- g j~Se'f t-rs, selected and put up in Bal M ','nare. expressly for our sales We there-
 f1re recommend them 4s bsing unexcel!ed 1s arg --lt ro ti-is market
 e .-li, day Ier Red Wing and for sale D-e- 5s- le5s RAPLEY. HANGER 6, co,
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

>23 THE subscriber is now fully prepared to exc cute al kinds Of tailoring. in the Inos- approved H style. He may bs found al the old stand of ,. Marcns dt O. H. E HEZEKIAH
 Sert 25th 1855 -f
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
LITTLE ROCK FOTYDRY


RICH RIVER LAND FOR SALE. Nu- AM now offering for sale, upon ac- s.s,. &TS II commo1ating terms. my landed estate " -A-well known the Cadron stand and fer l-- "; thirty miles west of Little Rock on the main road leading from said place to Fort Smith Ark
 Said tract contains about 2-5o0 acres of bottom land. fronting mile on the Arkansas river abont one hundred and twenty acres cleared and in cutiya tion. with about 800 deadened with sufficient bui- lngs to accommodate from thirty to fifty .persons good well and cistern water
 This tract also embraces the well known "Cadron mills with an immense body ofCypress Timber con yenieni 10 the river.
 The peculiar situation of this place. makes il one Of the bs. stock farms any where 10 be found-t be- ing in the centre of summer and winter range In a word. this location will suit the cotton and corn grower stcckraiser and is decidedly the best for the lumber business in Arkansas north Of Little Rock.
 For Particulars, apply to the undersigned. on tbe premises W. L. MENIFEE.
 Rcference-B. F. DANLEr. esq.
 LsaaaGg ea-. -frk.. Nov. H. '55. 5.r
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DR. McLANE CELFBRATEn V E R TFUGE
 AND
 LIVER PILLS. T Mn of fhc h..r


 They are not recornmended zs Jiriver.alCs,. but simply for what their nArne pllr,Y,r-s. The ELKNIFUeE. fer exp4iinE Norr.> finn human s!s.eIn- las sleo been Ad1u! i>terel r. most satisfactory results l. v4ri-ui animal. s- t1 Worms.
 The LIVER PLLs. for the cure. of LIy11 PLANT. All BILIOUS DLEASsLNItTs. sllE | ACHE. etc.
 Purchasers will please he yarti-uIl1r to 1.kf. (. McL4ne'- Celebrated EkkNlFUs1 a-. Pms. pr=p-re3 hv
 FLEMING BROS, SOLE PRoFElETcEs Pl,---U-Eh. Pa-. ana eh other a> tb-re aye yari.u- " her i r-- ----.-. bet9re :he pubic. grr4..r-iry .a -le T+u r. Liver FII.>- Al -bs-s in c-rll Far . v..tl lt LA>Es. a.5 worthless. TLe etS JINL V Lane, ' e-cr. .- -r 2 -.-- gan now be Lad ai al. fa- ---.s it'- iiru. -.-,
 FLEMING BROS
 5- Er,-l >-.. Pl-.4 -u-el H
 >s.- 4r --r
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. DARflCCLAR attention given to the shipment of l Cotton, and to the sale of Flour Bacon Corn and Produce of all kinds eg- At the Steamboat Landing.
 Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. Is -5s-lv.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!!
R E NOV AL.

REMOV VAL. I RRISBIN Co.,. have re .J. ID moved their TIN SHOP 10 the corner room in Benders Brick l0E Building. on Markham street. where they have received an assortment of Japaned Ware. such Gs Toilet Serts. Cake Boxes, Dust Pans. Tea CanisteTs. Also. Coffee Parchers. Fire Tenders Bird Cages. Iron Spoons Ladies and Flesh Forks: -5olloped and plain Tin Plates. and everything belonging the tin and shee. iron line: Cook Stoves Of different patterns and general sort1eut If in ware, all Of which they will se low for cash exchange for oll Copper, BeesHAx, Clean Cotton and Linen Rags.
 J. BRISBIN & co. Oct 2S '5s Markham st.. Little Rock
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HATS.
MRS. RICHARDS YOUNG LADIES
 INSTITUTE. Boarding and Day School. rrTTTF pOTE APEANSAS

LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. ~ rENIIS Institution. now E~ %ss/s A IL III session. offers to s/MI Young Ladies at the South, S9 Sx the same facilities for ob- .aining thorough education as are offered to Gentle men by Yale ani Harvard Colleges Suitably loca- led. opposite tbe State House. the institution is for Ihe brarafzp seart te healihiest place in the try. The Rooms overlook tbe Arkansas River snd in the distance Big Rock with sll its adjacent Hills presents to the eye 6 magic scenery. Seven highly educated professional teachers from Europe and from ths East compose the faculty and instruct tbeir pu- Pils in literary and social Duties, English Mstheinat- ies and Mental Philosophy. Ancient and Modern Lsl- guages. Geography. Astronomy Vocal and lnstru- mental Music. Drawing snd Painting, Calls.henias. etc. 4 ss4ni-rnOnfhly Examination takes place every alternate Friday, and musical review every month to both Of which the parents Of the Scholars and the friends of the Institution are invited to as tend.
 TERMS:
 Board. fnel. light and Tuition in all the English branches sl00 per Session. M1sic Piano, Harp or Guitar s25. Greek or Latin &. French Italian, Spanish German sl2. The session is of 2l weeks Scholars will be admitted at any intermediate period and be charged only from the day of entrance.
 Oct 2l ij6.-ly.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

l.. M. FILkINS A CO.,, In Bepder's new brick; Markham street dealers in Dry Goods Fancy Goods, and all articles generally kept in stores in this market
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
NEW MUSIC..

AOR Guitar. Piano. Violin. Flute. sySel A Banjo and Brass Instruments, LsRsk Musical Instruments. etc.
 Collars Fiolins. Plates and Accor1eons. Violin BoWs- Aetronoes; very sDpsrior Italian Strings. foI Guitar and Violin. Preceptors follows Bertini and Enntsn's Piano, CaTcassi and Halls Guitar: Alexander and HOwe.rs Flute; Maos and Winners Violin. and Bglggs Superior Instructor for the Banjo
 Dl-s9n's esegsnt edition Of he stznda.4 Operas with English and Italian words, fe@ copies only
 Reseived at the Book Store
 Dee '56 JNO. E REARDON
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
Prices.

We furnish these mills and powers as described above Delu1ing all the bolts bel,ings grate bars. szw. p1mp wrerches. crow hars and everything necessary bc u-ed in about the mills in running excepting the two long bod Teces and the wood work of The carriage. which c2n easily be m ade anywhere the whole put up and boxed. and delivered in this city oa beard the desired transportation line for s1650. with ihe addition of freight from New York say si25.
 To parties deSiriug srger power, we will furnish sn engine and boiler of eighteen horse power, con- -ructel in ;be same sty a. the above Rith a mill containing eight fool saw, and other parts cores bonding. for 2.Oo0.
 Tie above our lowest cash terms, payable on 54iiYr-l in rFs4
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
ENTERTAINMFNT.

~ THE subscriber is prrIaret toe-is-s1
 ;;;;, Il velers on good terms. af hi, 'ac7 rsE north of Little Rock. on the Norlhern N road, leading to Van Buren and Fbrf Smith
 He also has 8 BlackS,nith-slip :h fu.l bSs June r. Is5S. If WILSON A. PUKp
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

F P. H. Wheat respectfully tenders his sincere thanks to the merchants Of Little Rock for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him. and recon inends continuance Of the same to Mess-s. Mccain 6 Williams, tow hom he has sold out
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

NEW GOODS. OSA PS- Prints assorted. ~OO g. pieces Black and Colored Alpaca: 70 pieces Ly ode-e Cloths; p White Flapnel: 15 |" ~ Rcd and Yellow Flannel; Spotted do
 -' Sleeps Gray Cloth:
 Cassime-e:
 - French
 20 Kentucky Jeans:
 .- Fsiot Cloth;
 20 pairs RibDon- bound Blankets; $50 -- 55< Point French do.
 10 balas Brown Domessics:
 :. Os;aourgs;
 $. Stripes Received per slesIne, Exchange. and for sale lor for cask. by MERRICk 6 WASSELL. Nov lS h5s
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
FINE JEWELRY. WATCHES. ETC

LINE JEW ELRY, WATCHES, ETC. 3 THE subscriber has just returned from New kA York with beautiful assortment Of Gold saAansand Silver Watches. Jewelry and Fancy Arti- cles winch he offers to the public on the most req sonoble terms for cash
 All work in his line, done in good style and st req sonable prices Nj. DOTTEk
 Aug. 5. 1858. sm
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
MISLINS.

BOOK Null. Plain and Dotted Swiss. JaoUnet b Plaid and Plain Nainsoonk Muslins. inst re- eeived 4ld for sale by
 Dee 9. 55 HCTT q POPE.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
Valuable Farm 10 Lease.

Valuable Farm 10 Lease.
 A FARM l2 miles from Litile Rock, trA tA on the main southern road vii be SJ~ ss leased for 6 term q To or , years The A trt Of land consists of about s5I acres on Eheh has ,esn cleared over 3oo acres There s on the farm 7nlnolio1S dwelling house kitchen. sryants houses -ie. and valuable wster-power '4ri>t znd> Mill all Of which will be lei u suitable tenant accom- modating terms
 The place # also well situated forpubic entertain Iaent Tho.- Il. Kirnher resi5lny on the mad : 15 miles northeast from the place viii show the preIni- ~e # called on. For further information apply 10 tbis office.
 Sept 233 lsss.-tf.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

For tte Cfrs of Cae'aa, Flgz, lJgssa+eEt rtra. Gap1s Pms. >.1l qa Asn fb hs IHn o ~ .H... >iaaei S.srt. .I"r aR ,r' lgsa Y o5 tts J ss.t ao-..rl
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
Tennesse House.
TIE " YANDOT
PROLIFIC coz

'EW the ArsAnsaS PehiI iIeniiar1 hythe she1' \ cf Chieot county o,I Nore,s l..,.,la Iets | ls.6- \ runaway slave. " lo ca l> hir ..lf T lEA. RY- and says that llc te ugs -o .l,, .-. Kssit Alexandria on Rea iiveI. ami Ina, h. Lii bs' ter in the fa!l of 1885. froll $ rlsrts-lon bs.ps mouth of Saline Bavou ala Rsi r;va-
 Said boy is five feet ss<incbes hiyb ws;rfts mittance l6s lbs. and sal 1, thst le Il sbaui } Of age: is dark copper lolorel eorn,,Iex;Ql.f 2 appearance likely boy.
 ne owner or owners is hereby red 1es;ei lorSArd: pay charges srti take him awss, negro VIII De dealt with I Isoording OlsE.
 GkoRGE 4 ROBINS. COaSs'
 ou'ssna papers please take noscs.
 Dee '5S-5n. PYt kA aSN
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
The Engine.

The engine is nine f., lcng hAs an eight inch cyl- .de-. eighteen inch stroke with irzi pump ast2ched to snd operated ty ibe engine. The driving pulley which also SerYes for balance wheel is feet in ii Arneter ar9 ten inch face.
 The boiler is of locomotive construction. ten feet long. containing II iub- 2l inches in diameter and six feet long. The shell is 3a inche- in diameter The fire box 35 inches long aDl . inches Side smoke pipe IS iBcbes in diameter and 3e feel long. The engine and boiler which we usually fur nsh- may he rzted fourteen horse power whicb is
 u1acient drive the mill together with circular saw. sLinge mill small grst mill or otber ma chinery Of similar character. As surplus power |. always of gge4t advantage. this is the power we Gsually furnish with tbe mill.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
RIBBONS.

RIBBONS. A SPLENDID assortment of Bonne. and Re,.;,, tA Ribbons. and Moire. Black Elastic. Fspcv Col. cred. Plaid and silk Elastic Belts received and sr sale by HUTT & POPE DscS 'a
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
EDGTycS.
ClIECkS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BUUIS AM SI1UEN. 110 PAIR Mens Blk Brog4ns: If, AOO l5o pair Aen'- ka%-el Brog4ns; nN loo pair Doys' Bfk BrogAns: " lQe - a. Rus-e.
 2z e Mems me Calf Waterproof Boots; z4 - -- Best Kip donble sole 50 ~ Ladies Sup. Goat, city made thick
 soaed Boots:
 24 a Fine Kid Sips:
 5s - Misses Thick Sole Boots. Just received and for sale by Dec $ BUTT & POPE.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
NADDLEY, SADDLERY:,

TITS s-F received Ter sseasner UGnl;re.
 2t -h- NaF Cash Store CD Main sireat. HAG A -aieal.l as-crrnent ot Ladies agsi Gentle -~> >.1l.as. brides and MsEsrya le, oi al ouali .l-- and I'-les Collars, Eaues. Bride Bits Extra ..zEs >i-r1 lrole- Ds4s and Bliu3tt5rdas. Saddle Bags and Wales, ete ea. all of which .iIl l .rld li i-tal Y lon ivr Cash. 4. J. HCTT.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
WHOLESALE < HIT.
 DRUG STORE

kinds. Also Periufrsrv t4,-, Fancy articles: Window glas, anl, ,,..=.v -'-- a1edleli-eS gl al klntls-s1ct -> 4 -cr', Bl.a4- TeTNoTl' lIasting compound >yrup ot Nag. Pepsin: all of Dr. ,layne's I'd CaInstaef.b b. 3ons- z, sN@ln1 s ana Indian P4n4.=--- l'llyl f.Alrac:pT Mo1-it biIier> ..Ila Fill Bzf-l I.li1k ExI-5ctorAnt " -sisr's Bal>4tn Y W15 r ]. l oTnSenl V. :s s eand Carpenter to-Sgf and Dead Shot Ver.nifuges: Oi.,l E'.ir-. y,- and Dye Stutfs-
 Al yoo3s purchased at this s;7r= are vs-7r ;he t'est quality. ana VIII be sold tr tl- r-...,. able terms.
 - Physicians can have their 5-e-sr Ii, ,-,. !. ra3e-y ooI;FQVnded- R. L DON
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
WATCH FOUND.

MOUND, by the subscriber. in Fourche township. E Pulaski county, Ark watch. which the owner can have " calling describing and paying charges.
 Dee 55-Si J. C. U. LEWIS
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

A. J. HUTT, At his old stand; Main street, keeps [ constantly on hand general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware, Qneenswsre. etc.
 l.. M. FILKINS A CO.,, In BeDderis new brick; Markham street. dealers in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, and all articles generally kept stores in this market GEO. $. MORRISON. Steamboat Landing dea- Ter k Dry Goods, Boat Stores, Provisions, Family Groceries elc. Sept 2 # l NM. V. HuTT. VIM F. POPE. HUTT < POPE. Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats Saddlery Hardware, Queensware, Iron Nails, casnngs, Farming Utensils, Tobacco. sHgar and Coffee etc ete Msy lS 1856.
 VIM. GEORGE BROTHER keep constantly on hand new and full assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Cutlery. Hardware etc. as their store corner Of Rock and " ster streets Little Rock. May IS, 1856.
 T. D. KEREioK- JOHN vAssEL-. MERRICk WASSELL. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, and dealers in Merehandize generally. lower steamboat landing Little Rock Ark Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned to ms. Feb. F, 1856. NEWBERN & HUGHES. Main street, dealer. in Dry Goods and Groceries, etc Jan as '65 M. TANTI X CO.,. Steamboat and Family Gro eers, Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock. Ark. will keep constantly hand general assortment of Family Grocies, Cordias, Wines SyruIs. Cigars, To- bacco. etc Oct 25 1855. RAPLEY. HANGER X Co.,. Commission and Forwarding Merchants. and dealers in Merchandise generally Lower steamboat Landing, Little Rock. TATE X MOORE. corner Markham and Cum berlAnd streets dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries etc.. etc aug. 55 D. E. HANDEL. Main street. Badgett's new building dealer in Dry Goods Fancy Articles Gro eeries Boots Shoes etc.
 DAVID BENDER, Markham street. dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Boots Shoes Hats Caps Groceries Hardware. Iron, Nails etc
 JOHN E. REARDON. Markham street. dealer n Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods.
 pr. J. J. McALMONT < Co.,. corner of Maip and Cherry streets, dealers in Drugs and Medicines Paints Oils Dye-sfuffs, etc.
 DIR. R. l.. DODGE. Markham street. Druryis. and dealer ie Paints Oils, Glass. etc.
 M. OSBORN, Markham street near the Lower landing dealer in Staple Dry Goods Groceries coun- fry prodrce, QneeIsware. Hardware. Cutlery. etc J. BRlSBIN CO.,. manufacturers of Sheet-i-op and lin "are, and dealers n Stoves, etc. ain street. $. H. TUCKER. wholesale and retail dealer ip Dry G"ods, Groceries, Provisions. e.c etc. at the old stand, corner of Main and Markham streets. MRS. JONES, Main street Fashionable MiIliner and dealer in Fancy Goods, etc.
 FIELD & DOLBY. dealers in foreign and do- nestle goods, East Main street Little Rock, Ark.
 JACOB HAWKINS.
 HEALER in Wines. Liquors and Fancy II Groceries, Markham street below Main, Little Rock, Ark. Jauls '5a If
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

STAR CANDLES. sf0 BOXES No. Star Candles, just received and ~ for sale 6y Dc- B, '55 NEWBERN HUGHES
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

.s .SaeSf nasAet Price. Viii be paid z. .s3k sea' Hide. Pelfries Bees Wax Fu~s. Dried Fea H-s and all kinds o1 country produce bv AfF @5 @s NEW BERN 4 HUGHES
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
READ. YLETCHER.

L. IrCKK. READ. YLETCEER. LUCKIE G FLETCHER. Attorneys and Coun- sello-~ at Law Having fiis day formed eo-Fart nersllp in rhe practice of the Law, will race helr profession in the counties of Hot Spring Dallas Cal hour. Bradley Drew Ashley, Chieot, Deshs. Arkan- sss and Jefferson. the Supreme and Federal Courts al I5rle Rock All business within the sphere ot their profession entrusted to them, will be promptly attended to-
 Office in the north room of Gen. James building Dee IS. 1856 1 WALTER c. DENT. Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor iu Choncery. Democrat office. Pine Bluff Arkansas-wil practice in Jefferson and tfe adioiling counties, and in the Supreme and Fe deral Courts at Little Rock.
 EEFEgEScIs:
 Gen $. II. ue,npstead Little Rock. Ark. Hon. Judge T. E. Hanly, of the Supreme Court Hon. Judge C. C. Scott,
 Feh. lz. lS;s- ly ABNER GAINES. Attorney al Law. LAke Y H. lage. Arkansas Post office, Columbia, Ark" Oct 2l '55-ly.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
Portability and Freightaye.

The mill and power. as des,ribed above. all com plete weigh f1e toIs follows:
 Boiler with connections. ............ 20 lbs tnglne-. -------.-.-.....-.-.... 2.ze9 ''
 h4lli---.----.---- -..-.-...-.-.---... z-2eo 's
 The N hole establishment. with four or five yoke of oxen, either upon carts. wagons 1T .cks can be easily moved tbe rate of from l5- zo miles per day. The entire machinery can De taken apart and put together again in a very few hours time Thus he necessity Of moving the logs long distance to he mill. Is entirely obyisted. it is much cheape- 10 move the mill to the logs As ii will be perceived there i- mason work required. and DO building unless he parties chose erect rough shed to pro -s.ari- and lao ,gr. 2ro-y7 T Ina
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
SALT! SALT!! sALT!!!

@ EEElFED by the steamers Nelson and
 aTsaD,A> at the New Cash Store -7.Jh -aain Street. 2eo large blesched sacks %s..- 4. J. HCTT.
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