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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
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 arkansas COaHty-W H. HALLIBURTON Arkansas Pas, w. M JOHNSON, South Bend. Ashsg-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. L. L. Il MARTIN, Long View. | Bratteg-JeHS HAvIs, Lanark; w. l. LEpHIEw, Vim NJ NANN ALKRNBURG, Warren; JOHN M. BURNS, Mt. Eba BmtoH-1en; A. WHISERY, spavnaw; J. H. HAMMOCK criHcadea-JNo. s. HOLLOWAY, Marion CoH@''GTW: II. STEEL, Magnolia; II H CLEARY, Falcon Cdrk-J k. THOMPSON and J. H. CRoss 4 mitv; SAM M SCOTT, Arkadelphia; JACOB WELLS, Teue Noir. carro.-iion B. BUNCH Kings River; W. w. WATKINS coHray-R. L. CARGrLE, Springfield t'e@ ALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; M. A. WILLIAMS, Casters Landing. crantord-GEo. A USr1S, Van Buren. Drr7r-J. S. JORDAN, Monticello. Dcsbd-Dr. Jo LBMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FraRkjn--RoBERT (. TwEEDY, Ozark. Fat9a-JoHN S. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. s. RUSSELL Rapp's Barrens. Grres--JoHN M MITCHELL, Gainesville; w. M PEEnres Hcnpsfeat--RoD'r L. PHILLIPS, Washington hot Spring-Dr J. G. II HALLIBURTON, Rockp Dr. w H
 HANNoSH, Hot Smings;Z. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JErH. f,ara-Hon J. A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JErFRpv
 and <. J. MASON, Mount Olive. I"ieseTacHee-REUsEN TARTAN, BatesvIe; Dr. M H.
 JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. bfcrsoH--J. J. hAMHErr, Pine Bluff: l SAVAGE eb JoaaS0h- Col. JoHN :. HoUsToN, Clarksville Ja''Hoa-C. H. JACKSON, Elizabeth D. NJ. MARTIN, Mt. LIfracte-I. VI. MONTGOMERY, LewisviIle Li',,'G11I N HHLHorsF Smithve; H kIse. Jackson; Aa8gomcra-joHN B. GARRETT, Mt Ida Aoaroe-WAsH PEBBLES, Aberdeen. hid'Soa--J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. NirloH-D C. WILLIAMS, Melville. laetHa-R. E. SMITH, Camden RoBr ATKINSON Leek'. Store. PrrH-Hon. l.. D. HILL, Perryville f''@st'-iion LEWIS sUrFIN, len. ". THRowER, Boil Phd,ps-C. H. ADAMsoN Helena Pke--H E. STEER, Antoine; l.. 1T. ADAMS H H Nsp,
 pErH, Wilton; Wm. ]. KELLEY, Nurree sboro' PoDe--R II. HOWELL, Dover; C. E. ToBEY Norristown PUrie-Col. JA's E. GATEwooD, Des Arc. RaHioipb--JoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas S. FraHcis-S w. CHILDREss, Madison; A. MCDANIEL
 LAnguille; GEo W. SEABoRS, Taylor's Creek SdiEc-Wm \. CRAWFORD, Bentou Judge w E. BEA-
 vERs Lost Creek.
 SUcr-A. w. COLE, Paracfta; J L. NEAL Center Point: Hon CHts PErTGGREw, Brownstown Srot-R. G. GAINES Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT Sarcv-Iion SAM LESLIE Wley's Cove ARNOLD, LIsbon; w. R. CowsER, Eldorado Tan BHrcA--L. R. NENABLE, Clinton; D. B. CARGfIE Omit
 
 Wd*bjBgtoH-L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. C.
 NcGVIRE, Mct;ure's Store.
 Whte-H. REFD Searcy. THos. NJ. ALEXANDER Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN (. CARUTHERs, Cold N ell Hll-W. \. May, Danville; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 l. SHERMAN, Dardaneile; Jos GAULT, Blufion
 7 In addition the above list of agents Post Masters vc friendly to the pape authorized and requested $ agents.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
For the True Democrat.

He lives and regns is seen in .ll his works; His centre fills each system well arranged Throughout infinite space, on none alone Is fXd; on each He is the living centre His circle, great beyond an angels ken; Or what mortal man can see or know! As far as space extends, Himself is found, And still illimtabe. This great Am, Could he withdraw from space, naught would b,
 found
 Of all primeval matter; q vast blank Would be in all this mighty endless sphere. But In His nature He cannot withdraw From any part of space, but eyef holds Control in vast cXpanse; and too while globes Shall roll, will add, by His creative will New worlds to brother worlds propelled by Him, They roll their round in this infinite space, And each is filled, through His eternal mind, With every grade and link of living forms. Harmoniously arranged to please Himself, Embodied form, and living power and will; Most subImated, rariied and fine; More So than is the subtle lightnings blaze. Which is too gross and dull to be compared To this eternal, this infinite mnd Duration is His age; to mark His reign, No period is known, for He has lived In countless ages, which have passed away; While yet no beauteous sun to cast light Or rolling world were there, to bound the year, And place the seasons in their proper time; He was-He lived in vast duration age. Space from everlasting filled with mind; And too was co-cternal matter found, To form each glorious, shining globe that rolls. And every thing that was created then, By this infinite mind. In phiosophic view this must have been, For if primal matter did exist Organic beings never could have been; And naught would yet be found to fill this space. But an eternal, dark, chaotic night.
 SPECTATOR. Ouac1Ha O., -fyE July goth, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
For the True Democrat CLOSE OF LIFE.
BY JOHN CARTER.

BY JOHN GARTER. The sun was going swiftly down Upon the prairie's breast, And stopped above the herbage brown, Like phonix on her nest And Autumn had past eoldly there, And blown her deadly breath, Far, far along that desert bare, And filled it all with death. A mystic song, that nought could still, From some dry viewless brood, Poured like an ever whispering Till Through all that solitude. There was no music in its tone, No sorrow-no regret; No thought of flowers past and gonc,, Or those that fingered yet. And such the man, whom fortunes frown Has to the dust ahased The weAriod sun of life goes down Upon d desert waste. When from the world that man is torn, There is no tear to fall; There is no spirit left to mourn, No mem'ry to recalI Oakeeood, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04

authorize said corporation to make issue, or put in oreIhlatlon m any bill, draft, check promissory noe on"ise ueket, or any thing else promising or or the tendency of which shall be to circulate as mo- tEs ties or @rfeney And the violations of any one of .i .e rovsI9hs Of this section shall be forfeiture of iiereih granted, and fine of fifty dollars "S,st each one ot he directors voting for the sa1e
 lo' That the debts and liabilities of tic said cor
 a'io sllY h0V At any time, exceed the amount of Ingr capital! and that each >oekhoder shall be held III hiS or her Individual capacity for all the cured or to be recovered by suit s other debts and liabilities in any court Or befar s,, tr bmal having jurisdctin of the case. "'-' ''' Approved, August H. lS56
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
LITTTE ROCK CLASSICAL NHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,

EDWARD SAUTER, A. NJ. Principal TIE undersigned takes this method of informing | the public, that he proposes to open school iil Little Rock. on the first Monday in September at his lmer Recitation Rooms, where he has been success My engaged Private Tutor for the last two years. The regular. or optional course to be:
 English. Mathematics, Chemistry. etc.; Latin, 9nek. French German, and all the branches com holly taught in High Schools, whose aim is thor lgh education.
 To those wishing to devote special attention to tho 'udy of Chemistry, theoretical and practical, hv would state, that he has procured the assistance of shtelnnn of Little Rock. an able chemist, who will lsJrate lectures by practical experiments in the In Al9te after the system ot Liebig.
 lLRMs.-Tuition iu English. Mathematics, Latin 1-l 'rIe. k per session o1 five months. SjJ % trench and German. extra caUh. l2 co A,dental expenses fuel, desk rent etc. .... co NO further charges need be apprehcnded, except by Lse lolning the chemical class. additional charge HklV % ger session for chemicals etc.
 raYments to be made invariably half in advance; lt balance at the end of each session. Pupils from .ioad can be accommodated in town. Applications " De ma le before tine first of September to
 EDWARD SAUTER, A. NJ. References are kindly permitted 10
 L. r. BERTRAND EsQ.
 A. J. IiUTT. ESQ, y,.,. pn
 ,. W. NEWTON, ESQ, A"''e 1'0c"'
 J 4. llENRY, ESQ,
 A. W. WEBB, NJ. D.
 n"M. T. WYERs, A. M., Ph. D. Principal West eesstr Academy, Pa. 39- Pm.
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"' '' "iLi-lAAS' JAS. W. BLANToN
 WILLIAMS X BLANTON. KeceiNin@, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Devail'> Bluff, White

& LSo Dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware. z, Qneensware, Cutlery. Boots Shoes. Hats. Car,s Furniture. Farming Tools and every variety of Mer chandise adapted 10 the market
 heIpeetfuiiy announce to the citizens of Little Rock and the public generally. that they are provided itL large and secure Ware Houses and Cotton Shc,ls and can always procure sufficient number of Wagons the State all goods consigned 10 them. That tbry VIII advance trei@hts and charges an do business on the square guaranteeing that their patrons ani cn, with care. ~ "l
 heir charges for advancing Receiving anI For WaI'lhg shall be as reasonable as any established rates known on the river. They will also pay fine highest market prices for Hides Pelics Produce and everything the farmer has to spare
 July 2S lS5T If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04

NOVELS AND TALEs.--The following extract from an article on American literature, in the Presbyterian Literary Review for June, con- tains great truth in emphatic language;
 Many of the novels and tales that yearly spawn from the press, written by strong mind ed women or weak minded men, defy criticism and are beneath contempt They are false in sentiment and vicious in style; and, next to t advertisement of patent medicines, the thing we read of We need some Pope the duuoes; some Clifford to annif Rosa Matilda school; some Byron with lava stream of scorn all neysm,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
TULIP FEMALE SEMINARY.

luE fall session will commence the list day of rs septGmber. to close the last of January. The tg session will commence the lst of February, to T lle last week in June, witha public examination. ssN faculty and prices of tuition the same as past Onc Board, including every thing, sl0 per month. lsnA Aai for board and tuition in advance the bal F. at the close of each session of five months.
 eiIeular, address the undersigned at Tulip. Ark. Jpl, ., BENJ. WATSON, Presadent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
A PLANTATION FOR SALE.

S,AlD plantation is situated in township 3) thrce - south ot range 10 ten west in section tur con- iuing 490 acres of the bes; and with great improve ments ready to lodge q large number of hands. 70 of well cleared land under fence with Mil site two good Dwelling Houses and other conycniences- Any person wishing to purchase said plantation ap- ply to A. BaTaquc, ST., or B. F. Smith Pine Bluff. who will show that valuable tract of land lch will be sold by said A. Baruque for the benefit of his hirs He will also sell another tract of land on the south side of the river containing 500 acres of good bottom land, known as the place of White Bluff on the river, w,h improvements, there is mill site also
 A. BARRAQUE, ST.
 Plum Bavou. Ark. July 15 1857 4l-3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
STATE OF ARKANSAS


 COUNTY OF MARION. [ ln the Circuit Cour, of Marion county. on the Chan eefy side thereof on the 18th day of April, A. h. Mary C. Wood by her next friend Hiram k. Hutch eIson.
 vs Bill for Divorce Ambrose Wood.
 X ND on ths day came the complainant by John \ Laggin. her attorney and fled her bil herein the object of which bIll is to dissolve the bonds t matnlnony heretofore existing between complainant and defendant and it appearing to the cIerk of this court that said defendant is a non resident of tlli, Sae 1t k therefore ordered that notice be given to sad defendant, of the Pcndency of this suit by pab- eaton o this order in the True Democrat d neu,pa- per printed at Little Rock, notifying and requiring aald detehdcnt to appear before the Judge of our Cir cult Court m thancery at court tt be holden al the court house III the county of Marion and State atore- said on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in September, A. D. ls57, then and there to plead an- s"et or denur to said bill and in default that said biI be taken confessed and decree entered accord ingy
 Witness my hand Clerk of said court in vacation, this 10th day of April, A. D. 1857.
 ELI DODSON, Clerk.
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No ,. Aect1aadlaad to Aare Beoefty 9f Reciprocity
 Teaty. BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES OF
 AMERICA.
 A PROCLAMATION
A PROCLAMATION.


 WHEREAS, by the second section of an act of the Congress of the nitcd States approved the 9th day of August le54, entitled An act to carry into effect treaty between the United States and Great Britain signed on the 9th day of June. lS54.n it is provided that whenever the island of Newfoundland shall give its consent to the application of the StipulationS and provisions of the said treaty to the province and the legislature thereof, and the Imperial Parliament shall Ftos the necessary laws for thatpurpose grain four, and bread~uii- of all kinds; animals of all kinds: fresh. smoked. and >ajcd meats: cotton wool: seeds and vegetables; undlicd fruits; dried fruts; fish of all kinda products of fish, and all other creatures Hvlng III the water; poultry eggs; hides furs ~kns or tl> undreSseI: stone marble in it's crude or un wrought state; slate: butter. cheese taliow la1d: horns; nanufes; ores of metals of all kinds; coal pitch. tar, turpentne; ashes; timber and lumber of u!l kinds, round. hewcd and sawed, unmanutacturcd III whole or Ill part; fire wood. plants. shrubs and trees: pes: wool fish oil; rice broom corn and bark gypsum. ground or uncround; hewn or wrougbt or unwrought burr or gTindstoncs dye stuS: fax hcmp and tow, unmanutactured: Hnmanufactured tobacco: and rags-Shull be admitted free of dutv rnr, tLa province into the United States from and after inc date of proclamation by the President of the Unit rd States, declaring that he ha, satisfactory evidence that the sad province has consented. in due and rroIcr manner, to have the provisions of e trn,t,, extended to it and to allow the United States the ful benefits of all the stipulaons therein contained:
 And whereas l have satisfactory evidence that the pr">ince of Newfoundland has consented in n due and proper manner. to have the provisions of t,a at"resnid treaty extended to it. and to allow the United States the full benefits of all the stiiuIttions therDn contained so far as they applicable to that province:
 Now, therefore. I, FRANKLIN PIERCE. Prcsi- dent Of the United States of America. do hereby de- clare and proclaim that from this datc the articles enumerated ill the preamble of this proclamation be- ing the growth and produce of the British North American colonies shall be admitted from the afarc- Said province Of Newfoundland intothe United States free of dny so long as the aforesaid treaty shall re- main ill force.
 In testimony whereof have hercunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed to these presents.
 Done at the city of Washington. the 9th day of IL. g.. December in the year of our Lord 1855 and
 of the Independence of the United States the
 eightieh.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
SEIIVNC OEE AT COST

\ \ leave for the East soon will close out the A A balance of my Spring and Summer stock at cost
 reduced prices, consisting of Ribbons, Flowers. Asat 'i''0 MRS 1oNES, July lA1e
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04

NACKEY'S Lexicon of Freemasonry, con A MI tanng definition of all its communi- V Y cative krms notices of its history, traditions and antiquities and res and mysteries of the ancient world.
 Mackey's Principles of Masonic Law. treatise on the Constitutional Laws, Usages and Land Marks of Freemasonry.
 Anderson's Constitution of Freemasonry edition of lT23.
 The Masonic Treste Board by Charles w Moore. The Masonic Mirror, lst, 2d Sd and 4th vols, bound.
 Received and for sale by
 JNO. E. REARDON Bookseller. May 1a i57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
DRY GOODS.
Something for Carpenters.
CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY
 PORTLAND KY

1llN well known Academy. which has been in in tbe SScfssu operation for fifteen years is situated nelateiy opposite New Albany. The sitnation is commanding and beautiful; the grounds occupy louf acres tasteiully planted with trees and bberv ana sickness Is almost unknown s TERMS.
 Doaru ana lultlon in ordinary branches. per
 session ol J, flve months, beginning September n lSV ana fehruary lst. ............ s60 co Board; with Tuition in higher branches 64 oo
 Mloi usual extra charges for Music, French Dane ;3y ,l A communications addressed to Mother ELI LAbEIH HAYDEN, Superioress. will be nromntIv mil attended tended, to, and Prospectus sent pIda+, agLNTs-M E ebb & Levering, Lousville Thos. EI1ef~ p5 oo., 3112 New Levee street. New Orleans.
 f REFERENCES I Right Rev. Bishop SpaIding or any Il R,ar tle Clergy Louisville; Most Rev. Archbishop Pilc Pit and the Redemprorist Fathers New Orleans: Rignt hey Bishop Elder, Natchez; Right Rev Bishop pori piorIer Mobile; Right Rev. Bishop Byrne Little n,ek' Arkansas; and Judge Hanly, Helena, Ark. Austin Mattingly, esq, Vieksburghi.
 July 2S. 1857. 3t
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To Advertisers.
10 B lv q pH .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can- mol surpassed by any printing establishment country
 We procured, al of sixteen hundred dol lars Of Isaac Adams mammoth printing achjnes which enables to do book and pamphlet work superior style and al very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
Frnce & Cos Improved Patent
 MelOdeonS

GEo. A. PRINCE x CO.,. Manufac- +e=ss-a- Es---r,, N turerS, Buffalo New York 5-z-7zz-e-LL.. PRICES OF PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS. IT f gl Four Octave, to C ......... A5 oo Four and half Octave C to F. f1 0o Five Octave to F.... K n, Five Octave, Double Reed, F to F F....... l55 %
 PRICES OF PIANO CAsEp.
 Five Octave to T...... 7oo oo Six Octave to F... i9n Go Five Octave Double Reed to F .... i56 oo Five Octave two banks of keys. 310 on
 ne oldest establishment in the UniteI States. en pl"ylng z0O men and finishing o0 instruments rer week. 'i''' lei
 All Meiodeons of our manufacture, either sold by uS or oeaierS m any part of the United States or ca n"daS are "a1a@feI to be perfect in every respect ana should any repairs be necessary before the tx,i 'alIoh or one year from date of sale we hold our SeINeN ready and W ling to make the same free of design. GRO. A PPJNGL' e. Gn t,,0ii' "
 he subscriber agent for the above house offers any ol lhe described instruments al the regular New ! ork Prlces C.m De seen at the residence Of Mir. NJ DotteI on Main St. C. H UOWFi ''' July 28, l>57-4t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04

AN ACT to establish Library for Young Men in
 the District of Columbia
 Be 1t enacted, etc., That James Dunlop. chief ius- tlce or the cleut court i'll the District of Columbia; JOhh l. lowers, mayor of the city of Washington; Henry Addison. mayor of the city of Geurutioyn Joseph Henry. secretary of the Smithsonian lnsti ton, john > Mccan librarian for Congress and their successors in said respective oces with sach person as the mayorot a'hnEton may designate; and with such person the nuvor of CeorguLown may tle,- nate; are hereby created q corporate body forever. under the nanle of Columbia's Library for Younr Men, and III chat name to sue and be sued, ill any coult ot competent jurisdiction.
 2 That said corporation may receive and possess property real and personal not exceeding in value one hundred thousand dollars. for q library for the purpose aforesaid. Ifa lot and house shall be granted or devised for said library ana the shall be ae ceped by said corporation. no sale thereof shall be made without the consent of Congress.
 o That power k given to said corporation to ap- pont necd1u officers, messengers and lab ,rers and to compensate them to pass such by laws rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry into effect thls act; to alter amend, revoke them t. limit the ages within which the young men of said District may be entitled to the benefit of this act; to diifse knowledg among them ill such ways as shall be best calculated to instruct them to elevate their morals and lit them for usefulness, and to receive assurances of permanent aid from the corporations of Washing ton and Georgetown and either of them to sustain said institution by annual or other aid. $ A. That the corporations may elect presiding
 
 omitted, the person holding the office first named shall preside present, and in succession in case of absence in the order of the offices designated in the first section.
 5. That the meeting to organize may be held at such time and place within said District as majority may designate, having given notice in writing three days to all the members. Semi-annua meetings to be held at the library room, the first Mondays of January and July. All votes, resolutions bylaws regulations and other proceedings be recorded and subject to the inspection of each of the corporations of Washington and Georgetown, committee of either. G. That the property of said corporation shall be long as the same shall remain dedicated to the pur poses of library.
 I S7. That each person designated as provided by | the mayor of Washington or Georgetown. may hold his appointment two years, and until his successor l shall be appointed.
 | SIS. That it shall be lawful for Congress at any | time hereafter to amend or repeal this act. S9. That nothing in this act shall be construed to
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
Come One-Come Aii.-

FrNT,,, tUIHt OHF--tOHIF "A TT.'
 HE time has arrived for my departure East. 1
 again make my annual appeal to those indebted me. Indeed it is actually necessary should have E money now, pay my own debts. It is earnesly ~I,sa that this appeal may not be in vain.
 Suiyf '57 D. c. FULTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04

Fresh Arrival. JUST Received and for sale, J Boxes Pie Fruits; A9%1A Bb~. White Beans, sssfrSl. 2la2' 2 Boxes Yeast Powder; xs9slsAr.cs cs&5s 10 Bbs. Family Flour; TtsE5s. Co 20 Bbls. Whiskey; 559 do do All of which will be sold low by July [ '57. NJ. TANTI X, co.
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TO HANK nERTORS

TTNllE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds | for sale, for cash or on credit; terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums tc pay to either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS d GALLAGHER. Little Rock May lq 1h1 9o 61n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENT AND NEW
 GOODS.

LUST opened, EJ lo dog. Claret, superior article for Table A
 s " Dicks Pale Ale, in Pints-superior
 Fresh Oysters:
 a gallon Cans Fresh Peaches Low for cash, at GEO. S M0PP1SON,c July 2Sth '57 " i' '''O-' D.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04

R CNAWAY, on the 11th day of July. a na At negro man who calls himself Henry. "A
 I he above reward will be paid by the under .SA signed If taken out of this county $25 if taken in tu!s county and committed to jail can get him.
 DEscRIPTIoN.-lle is about 30 or 34 years of age Is feet E inches high weighs about So or lg0 lbs walks lame, and is distinguished for having cooked eyes, and the white of the eye being colored he also etammers, and when talking his whole face S ill mo- ton. GEORGE .G ROBINS
 4l-tf Contractors Ark's ,e,ifai,tiarv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04

C2 Ng DOTTER has now no hand C~22> ,EIAA Na. flesh supply of the very best E79?l. s,4aA<2 Gold and Siiver Watches and s2AS19 Jewelry, of all descriptions, which he will sell on reasonable terms and warrants all articles purchased of him.
 in good style.
 A fine lot of French Accordions for sale
 InY T 51. 6n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-04
LAST CALL.

VNHE undersigned, having sold their stock of Goods l to Messrs. Morrow, Boone d Co.,. and wishing to settle up their business as soon possible. would spectfuly request all those indebted to them to come and settle up their accounts by cash or note before the 18th day of August next. Longer indulgence will not be given. i s0Osd to e iSe is subfeentn
 TATE & MOORE,
 s. E. Corner of Main and Markham streets Little Rock July 2lst, 1857. 4l-3w.
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CUT NAILS AND SPIKES.
FURNITuRE ROOMS No '

FURNITURE ROOMS NO. '. BENDER has received by steamer S. II. D. Tucker,
 3 fancy Eclipse and Octagon BelSteads. II Cornice: IS ass5d Cottage extra Wedding Bedsteads; '" Field Bedseads; Walnut Waldrobes; fany Dressing Bureaus; Tea Tables; F Wash otands
 A general assortment of Sofas, Furniture Hall Stands, Book Cases Safes etc .IIlv 2l Is5r