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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS !
New MACHINERY.

-, have put up and am now using T.. g. J. NJ
0,afko's Patent Mill, (patented juno, 1854, J
nary run the whole machinery being comprised
w space OF "a by feet, all within the immo.
diato notice Of the millor,-burr, boiling chest,
ana al. The burrs now used are only SO inch.
cs. Jhisis great improvement on all devices
TOT inc manufacture Of Flour hitherto in use,
ana the entire machinery can DO put up in an
NH Tor about the expense incurred by getting
d Mhiwrlght TO repair the old style mills. Mill.
efs ana those about TO put up Mills, are invited
10 can at Morgantown ills, and witness and ex-
ammo tho operation Of Clark e's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superfinous APP
pchdagos OF the old FIGURING Mills.
nave purchased tho right OF said Patout 70 r
mo counties of Monongala, Preston and Marion,
ana WIZ soil individual district rights, to snit
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG
m"gdntown WdHs, February 90, 1866.
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Marble and Stone Cutting.

BURR p. MARSTELLAR,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends g.
y the public that he has Just received
from Baltimore and intends keeping con-
stantly on hand, an assortment of n.
American and Italian Marble,
which will enable him 10 fill promptly all
orders for ... ...l.
Monuments. Head a. FOet Stones.
TABLETS, MANTLE ri ECES, &c.
in sly lie of ort not surpassed in this section
OF the country. He will also execute al
orders for building work in country stone.
SHOP at The head Of Front street. Ia, the
old stond.) Orders solicited and filed a, a
reduction of % per cent on prices here tofore.
CALL and SEE before making purchases
elsewhere. ... .--....-, .... Is. pm.
Morgan,own, July 5, 1856. . ........
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LANDS! LANDS!
EDWIN w. TOWER.

. ~ w n w. TOW XIX
NvoW of,;.,. for s,,. 4, 80. ;,
IN ers. tbc rollowing ,r,,r,s az ,nS
r"-,,, ,,,s
IN 'iNHiNlA.
AZ prices ranging frem one dollar and twenty
five cents to four dollars per acre. go
5000 acres in Calhoun county, on the West fork
,so "cr r,,i,0 n kumawn1.
miles east OF Morgantown. ''''''
5000 acres in Monongal.a and Preston, noun
tain land, from 8 to IA miles southeast of
r Morgantown.
400 acres in Monongalia county, near Clinton
eli Furnace. 9,a 800
200 acres IN Monongalia, miles east Of Nor
gantown--Bnrton tract.
81 and acre tracts in gala, near Clin-
ton Furnace. "N-
80 acres, part Of the Ridgway land, opposite
Morgantown; price S75 to 800 peracre.
2ol5 acres near Morgantown, on the Monon-
gah , river, and apple 0rchard' well selee-
"A 80 . ;in
,r;co soa Iama 1 " "o'S""''""'
o., P.' e1'i"'s pc, ac'e'
crceL D,n,oi n''e,a 80, "o."9' V"
Ia To,Sn a's - w. .,n n 49,, no
o,ch " ''' '''s1"''""'pN'P N0
sm,u nil ,r :;
Mnra,n,n sSSo' ,; an N."Si''"
o,hes mo' SITp "" w W.
s5oo c,sS anu h0' III "''sa"''""' P''e'
IN WISCONSIN. .....~
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REFER ENCES.

James 7. Day, J. w. ChiswelI, J. y. Echel-
berger, Isaac Michcls-Frederick county, Md.
Jno. s. Magill, Robert l.. Baker, Jas. Gather,
Isaac +. Hite, Jacob Scnsonoy, WIN. a. Carter;
Frederick county, Va.
n. C.. Kinney, Augusta county.
Douglass Gray, Rockingham county.
VIM. Siglcr, a. r. Ruder; Shenandoah CO.
O. II. Funston, Clarke county, ..
Jas. NJ. Ransom, Rockbridge.
April II, 1857. t3n1
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Important to Wheat growers!
THE WIRE SPRING TOOTH
HORSE RAKE.
Or, WIIEAT-STUBBLE CLEANER.

beg leave to call attention OF Farmers to one
a OF the most valuable and popular Agricultural
implements Of the dge--thc Patent Spring.
Tooth Horse Rake for Cleaning Wheat Fields.
AS Cleaner it is without competition, being
superior to all other RAKES for this purpose
NO Farmer who has not used the Cleaner is a.
ware OF the amount that is lost annually by Wheat
left upon the ground in the Harvest Field; and,
until the introduction ofthc Cleaner, il was i'm
possible to avoid this loss The ordinary re-
Volving Rake would seem to the eye to CLEAN
very well, but the SPring-Tooth Cleaner has
been found TO gather two or three timos as much
grain. Where it has been used it speaks its
own praise but, for the satisfaction of those I'M
acquainted with its merits, refer to tho below
named gentlemen, residing in Maryland and the
valley OF Virginia, where its popularity is I'M
precedented. The Southern Platter, published
at Richmond, Va. speaks of it very highly as
Grass Seed Hdrrop, fact which is not general
" known. - ------ - : ----
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DIR. A. c. MILLER,
PRACTITIONER or .ert 49,
MEDICINE.
s Or G e e Y, &C.,

% oh ~ Il III &c,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his Professions,
services to the citizens II Niorgantown and sur
rounding country.
IL OFFICE in liagans' frame building, near
the corner of Walnut and High streets, second
door above Pickenpaugh's Tailor Shop.
Morgantown, February Z, 1857.
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Terms and Conditions of Sale.

The Rake this season is gotten ND in a manner
greatly super Tor TO any hcrctofor manufac tured
and will invariably DO furnished at .......
FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH,
delivered a any point on the Baltimore g. Ohio
or Northw estern Virginia Railroad that may DO
designated by the purchaser. ....... a..
Each Rake is warranted TO perform its work
well; aud from any purchaser who, after rakinp
one day, is not satisfied with it, bind myself
to receive the Rake and refund him the amount
paid provided he give me written notice before
the LIST day OF August next, when payment is
required. Address,
.. CHAS. L, CRUM, Winchester, Va.
II Please order at once. Farmers are ut
to put off supplying themselves until harvest,
and, as was tn" case last season, BIO disappoint-
ed in obtaining the machine
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The Latest Improvement.

ID OGERS, FOGLE & Co., have the pleasure
III of announcing to business m en-, that the
have at last succeeded in purchasing tho whole
IMPROYEMEN In
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
Continuation 0I Tax Title.

To ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV FIN. That whereas S the assessor and collector for the county of Yell in the State of Arkansas. did, after due notce-n ae- cordance with law sell at the court house door, in the town oi Danvie, in the said county of Yell on Monday. the 10th day of March 4. D. ls56-The F. trl half of W trl quarter, and fractional half of fractional quarter oi Section l0 in Township ' North of Range zl West containing l6l S4 loo acres: for the sum of SS 27 due said lands for the taxes penalty and costs for the year 1855 and Charles E. PlrasantS became the purchaser thereof and obtain ing deed misunderstanding date 23d day of March. A. D. 1851: and whereas, the said Charles F. Pleas ants has conveyed said lands 10 the undersigned.
 Now. therefore, any and all persons who can set np any right to said lands, purchased or any part thereof, in consequence of any ntormaty irregular ty. illegality connected with such sale are hereby called upon to show cau-e at the first term of the Circuit Court of Yell county be held at the Court House in said county, where said lands are situated six months after the publication of this notice why the sales made. shall not be confirmed pursuant to
 petition to be by filed in said court for hat pur- pose. WILLIAM B. RU UTHFRFORD.
 November 24th lS5T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
Minister Jones in Central America

The San Juan correspondent of the New ork Times says:
 Among the passengers who arrived here by the Columbus were Wm. Carey Jones, esq. and Gen. CAnaS, both from Costa Rca, where MT. Jones had been since July. 4 curious fact transpired during his stay here pack age was received directed to a woman here, and Mir. Jones was accidentally present when it was opened On opening the package there fell from It upon the floor smooth gold ring. As 1t fell, Mir. Jones exclaimed, "that is my ring. and the package has been sent by Thos Ed wards, who robbed me-"
 Another person picked up the ring and ask ed Mir. Jones if it had anything engraved on the inside. He replied that its had Thine on earth thine in heaven," and so it proved to have. The letter was then read, and found to be from Edwards, stating that he enclosed ring and fifty dollars; the money was to defrav the woman's expenses to Costa Rica where she was to join him. The package, however had no money i'll it, but bore conclusive marks of having been recently opened.
 Mir. Jones, being anxious thus to fix the crime on Edwards wished to find out the kind of gold forwarded by him; and the fact being evident that the package had been broken open in the office of the Commandante. the parties proceeded at once to that gentleman's office, and asked him if he delivered this package (showing him the one referred to) to the boy. He ansW cred that he did but he denied having opened 1t, and the money was not to be found. After some further barley the parties left him, and proceeded to lay the whole matter before General Canas, he being cognizant of the rob- bery previously perpetrated in his own State by Edwards, and his opinion was conclusive as to both robberies. They tLen gave over to Gen. Canas all the papers relating to the matter, to be placed in the hands of the proper authori- ties.
 The above will enlighten those interested as to the security of their correspondence.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

WISCONSIN hLEcuoS.-A despatch from Milwaukee, dated November ', says: "The result of the State election is still in doubt Both parties claim the election of their candi. date for governor. The black republicans have majority in the Legislature"
 The Cleveland Plain Dealer says:
 1.-The returns from Wisconsin indicate tre- mendous gains for the democrats but the chan ces are iu favor of the election of the black republican, Governor Randall Last year that State gave Fremont a majority of l26f8- This will probably be reduced to few hun dreds. The democracy of Wisconsin have done well and deserved a thorough victory"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

he found him sitting very quietly, with both feet fast in the pot. The warm water had caused them to swell so as to become immova- ble. By the united efforts of the three, he was at lenght extricated; but no words could induce him to remain till morning. He started for home forthwith.
 Bob Grant is now an old man, as we'll as myself, and not more than three weeks ago. he told me that that was his first and last court sh'p lie never could sclape up courage enough to go back"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
DEMOCRATIC REJoICINGs.-The New York News says.

The booming of cannon in the Park on Saturday evening in honor of the democratic victory in the State, brought together an im- mense assemblage; and the hearty congratllla- tons, the various expressions of gratitude for the result, and of the State being at last re- hevet from the dead and sckening weight of black repubhcanism,' showed how deep the feeling, and how onerous the oppression had been upon the best interests of the State as we'll as upon individuals At least ten thou sand persons were present. Meetings were or ganized on the spur of the moment, and va- rlous speeches congratulatory and patriotic were made"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TAUGHT by experience. and availino himself of the custom.ot tGo people in ci ting and receiving presents. tokens Of regard and r-iucnthranee about this eonyiyiul and joyous season,
 .=55 Fl HENRY -A.
 has selected received and opened great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, that may bc1cg,rdcd a~ pe.u- farly well adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS
 To enumcraje would be to occupy more space than he printer iS paid for, and would De taxing the pa- ienee vi the readers whereas to how and dispose of at fair rates, k not only pleasure but com npersa- hon. Cdil and examine. Nov. 2l 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
HUGGIES.

A VERY superior To- of Roll up Top Drop Front N Opera Dash Buggies with Pole and Shafts, ele- gantly finished.
 One shifting Top, Tray Body Gilt Stripe Buggy, with pole anu shafts.
 These buggics manufactured to order are of good material are neat without being gaudy. Were constructed more with a View to service than show Prices correspond with the times. Inquire at
 Nov. A, 1857. HENRY'S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

DELEGATE FROM DAKoTAH TEBRIToRG-On the 18th. .ult., an election for delegate to Con- gress was held by the settlements in Dakotah Territory, and Alpheus G. Fuller, formerly of St. Paul, was chosen by the people to represent them in that capacity at Washihgt Jn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
AUDITORS SALE Town Forfeited sequence of the NonPayment of Taxes thereon

W mbr 15 57. fan
  n Mar5 act tosmdG 0
  f day of ndndto lots wh have no beer ~ be Hton of fees lowdby ylaw wlha
 
 Ih to asufrs al Many aub da re CT bdn n the eHs nowo ofredf will a he toafeu hl nando
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

JUST received per steamboat Quapaw, J 5o bbi. Babbett, Good * Co.'S best rectfed wlis- 10 bbls. oli Bourbon whiskey, 10 " Old Rye < Amertan Brandy, 10 Baskets Champage " lleidsick,n 10 dog. Oysters 2lb. Cans, 10 ' :" lib. 10 :. F Boxes Sardines, 40 Gases Brogans aSsd., 10 Mems Kip and Calf Boots, 10 '' Boys Nov. 24, 1857. FIELD 6S DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
MUD BOOTS, BROGAN AND COARSE
 CLOTHING FOR SERV ANTS.

X IL OF OUR customers will do well to call and "A examine our assortment of Water Proof and Mud Boots. Brogans and Womens' Shoes our coarse Ready Made Clothing for servants cannot be beat in quality nor price-nether can our Osna- burgs or Lindseys All of the above goods are sell ling fast-' but we have few more left of the same sort" Don't forget to examine our fine assortment of Prints. and only F 1S cents per yard as usual- FILKNs warrants them fast colors. Our good Coffee is 5 lbs for the dollar. We have for sale CHEAP. fine Costing Buggy. of the very latest fashion, We have also sanclause with bis carriage bells and ponies, all dressed in furs and loaded with
 Christmas Presents.
 No charge for admission. And as an accommoda- tion to customers we continue to take all kinds of paper money at par at the new cheap cash store.
 No trouble to show goods.
 Nov "A. 1857. FILKINS & CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

05r A great man is one who can make his children obey him when they are out of sghit.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
BR NEW.

BRAN NEW. UST received per steamer Dnrdanelle a splendid J assortment of Hardware, consisting of Table and Pocket Cutlery; Razors and Razor Strops Axes, Hoes Trace and Leg Chains; Saws, Augers. ChiSsels Fies Claw and Tack Halnmars, Iron Squares, Draw
 ing Knives:
 Locks and Latches Butts and Screws; Well Buckets, Well Rope and Bed Cording; Fire Irons, Cot Cards No. 10. And in fact. every thing usually kept in Hard ware house-whch will sell very low for cash.-- Try Us. MCPHERSON * OVFRTON Nov "A 1e57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted to the State of Arkansas for Internal Improvement Lands are authorized to make payment to. A. k. Witt, Land Agent at Fay etteve, who is authorized to receipt for the same
 J. W. MCCONAUGHEY.
 Land Attorney and State Collector Nov 24 1854 St
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
Wanted

EMMEDIATELY-By a Lady. situation as IL Teacher in an institution or private family.
 Address q. w.. P. o. Box B. Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
Boots and Shoes.

D DOZ. Lamor's French Calf Skin; TO 15 dog. American heavy Calf Skin: l Heavy Calf Skin.
 Which they wish to dispose of at a very reasonable price. MORROW, BOONE S co. Nov 1S5T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
E>tray Mule. SIO Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber, living u
 Io miles below Little Rock, the north side of the river dark bay mare mule , or years NASS old, mane and tail long no brands or marks ssl-zz pcrceivabe except saddle marks each side of hei back; bare foot. The mule is large and likely and very gentle. A reward of Sl0 will be paid for hel delivery to me or any information 50 can get her
 Nov. 24 1851. St JOHN DENT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
NEW GOODS.

2 ATE receipts now make my assortment of IA FANCY DRY GOODS. and articles usually found in a Gentemans Furnish ing Store. comPete. An eye to tile markets and aware of the dark cloud that now nnpends the mcr- cane world. am convinced of the great importance ofdispo>ing ot my stock therefore offer great in ducemcnts to purchasers. JAMES A. HENRY.
 Nov. y+. lNa7.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
'''Twere sad to tell and long to trace
 Each step from splendor to disgrace.n ?

are not applicable in this case. The step was a short one, and in a moment almost this man, hlgh Tn position, without any apparent motive, has voluntarily sacrificed every thing and fallen into disgrace. His high position but makes the crime more aggravated and the fall lower. The law has made no distinction in his case, and he has received sentence be6ting his crime- Let his fate be a warning to others.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED. sA1Q0 SETS Common Teas, Gga 1 loO. 75'' z Plates. E.ld
 72 doz assorted Common Plumbers,
 24 !" Fine Cut Glass <
 50 sets Tea fine Stone Ware,
 50 '' Plates fine Stone Ware, Pitchers, Bowles, Deep and Flat Dishes, and all wares generally kept in variety store all of which will be sold very low for Cash. Nov. 10. '57. D. l.. O'CONNELL, EHECkS. 10 pieces superior Apron Checks just V received and for sale by HUTT & POPE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

WM. R. MILLER, Auditor Of Fn0('c 4cconnts of Mc State Of ArkanSqs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

0F It is estimated that 15,O0O bales of cot ton have been sent to Boston from New Eng land manufacturing establishments, to be ship ped to England. It will return in few months in the shape of English caicoes, which England will have made up at large profit, while our own mills are standing idle
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
NO. &.

not by one act but by series of rash and criminal acts to forfeit his high position, betray the confidence of those friends and bring a re- preach upon the religion he professed. In a moment he falls from his high position to the terrible depth of prison-convict. And in saying this we do it not unkirdly. We have been prone to show him all possible leniency. The lines of poet
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01
Township ' North, Range 6 Wes
Township l2 North, Range 6 West

.....--.t sw 26i leo 1854 5S 40
 Township North, Range West ''''.''.-l sw 5I l6o 1854 5s 40 2s 20
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FARM FOR SALE.
LoWo's Patent

'----sa-2 -,--7 IoItlDie PgGgiiHg and
GtOPYING rRESS.---IAis Press viii print
v from an! k,ni Of type, Dies, Wood Cas-, or
ricciro,ypcS, giving Us perfect am improssio as
any other press now in use, and may DC used by
any lad OF ordinary capacity. All kinds of Fancy
and Ornamental Printing may be executed with
this Pres in the neaie>t possible manner. ANY
kind of paper, OF whatever quality OF color may
be used. ddp or dry also, all kinds of card-bold
III Press Is most admirably adapted for print
ing Shop blils, Labcs, \Isltin. or business Cards
Bill Heads nNclopcs, Railroad Receipts, Tea
Coffee or Salt BAg', and II, a Copying Press Is
superior to any thug now IN use. The larger 81
zes will be found very usvtUl TO printers for taking
Pro9f Siret InpreSstIHS, and dong Job work. Ii
may be used by merchants, professional men, or
any one who may wish 4 card of any kind. This
Press is very simple, strong, durable, and easily
KEPT in order. The smallest size occupies a space
of by inches, weighing only l-2puuuds' and
will be ttu nisIed for the low price OF FIVE Dol
LARS There are three sizes-the 81 sze prints
a sheet Of paper by inches the $40 .ize prints
a shr c. of paper by II inches 'he > size prints,
sheet ct paper l3hy II inches, and on the eceipt
OF the above named prices, the presses will be sent
to any part Of the toumtry.
y few hours work, by II small boy, will save the
cost OF tn, lress, and do the work is well a. the
most skiliull workman. Oar friends and the pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine
this WONDER OF TIE AGE which is ON ex.
hibition and Tor sale AZ la Washington street first
door north OF the Old South Church. All orders
promptly attended To. Address, postage stamp
enclosed LOWE PRESS COMPANY, ia WASH
ington street. Boston. All kind, OF Paper, Cards.
! velopcs, Bronze and Inks ior sale 1qeAas
UdHd Boston, April, 1857. 5l:Jw.
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JOHN NJ. ATWOOD,

No. 148 Chatham Street IGOR. Mulberry, ]
NEW-IOKk,
INVITES attention to his Large Assert
mcnt OF
Watches, Jc'cclrY .Sj(rcr Hare
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Gold Bracelets, ms, Eat-ltings, Chaic lain,
Vest and Fob Chains, Guid Nccklac,s,
Crosses, Lockets, Rings, Spoctacio,, PEN
ellis, Seals. Medal, kNs, thalm Sc.
Cameo and so sale Bracelets, Pins aud Ear
RIngs.
Silver 'rea Sets, Cups, Pitchers, spoons Nap
kin Rings, Forks Fruii aud Butter X 5.
Silver Plated Tea Sets Cups, Casters, Cake
b ,skets, Urns. TcaketIles Card Huskeis Sc.
For Sale CnEAP FOR CASH, aud Warranted
as represented,
AJ-pauiculhr attention given TO repf irinF
and adjusting Duplcx, Chronomoter and fine
Lever Watches. 4I:1y
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LOTTERIES

The well-known Maryland Con, oida'dd Letter
les, of which Il. FEANCE X Co, are the managers
are chartered by the state OF Maryland, aud a
commissioner elected by the people, VINO j. sv urn
to superntcnd and certify .hut everything con.
nccted with them j. done in Il strictly honorable
mauHcl, and that the interests ol parties who re.
side at di,-a' &c are as well protected as itthey
themselves were present at the drawing. Anoth
cr fact which the managers call attention TO- is
that all persons have a legal right to send orders
f tickets 10 Maryland, as lotteries are legal zed
by special law in that state. a lottery i drawn
every day Of the month If no particular class is
ed, orders are filed in the first drawing to taxi
place after the communications cones +, hand
The prices Of tickets vary from : to $50 10
tickets atc however, sent unless tie money for the
same il received with the order. The Cravings
upon he principle Of one number on each tick.
ct CATER the Havana plan), md lcrnary combinu-
ton. Prizes vary in amount from $50 10 sloO. 600
Ali orders fur tickets or packages will receive
prompt attention, and the drawing mailed to all
purchasers Immediately after il is over.
Address T. II. HUBBARD & Co,
No so Fuvefte ST.. ar Box No. 10,
Baltimore, MARYLAND.
uC-The Drawn Numbers Of the MARYLAND Lot
teres published 10y the State Commissioner in
the following Papers, VIZ sun, Clipper, Patriot
American, Argus, Of Baltimore .ko. the Nation
al lntcleenccr. AMI Union, Of Washington, H. c.