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The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
LYhnf NM, V nnt MAI,


 The Rev. Mr. Kalloch puts money in his purse. His aIled5ei amoura at the Lechmere pay well. The lady iu black was a first rate investment in bank-tor (oh. shame where Is tHv b.a~A0 do we not read to-day that there was a 4oou attendance of ladies and gentle mel, old and young at the vcslrv of the rre- mont Temple, "Wednesday, most of the ladies laying aside their ciolka and bonuets and ap- pearIL in full dress" Attendance of laHes aud gentlemen. Pray for what. Why to pre- sent che handsome donation of one thousand dollars to man whom not twelve of His fel- Iow-citizcu could be found to pronounce "not guilty" of adultery, of fasehood, and whisky drinking, iu house of i'll reputc. Well might the iadles in such presence Hay aside their c,oaks aud bohnetS," as Ii to exhibit their charms to the lascvious eve of the reverend gentleman to tLe utmost advantage. We do not--we cauuot-bel9ve that this proceeding has the sanction of any considerable number of our fellow- -citzeus-of any religious de- uomiuatiou-in Boston. We do not believe that the great body especially of the Baptsts, look on with a smile of approval at these un- seemIy demonstrations s--iemoustrations that !o3k as if they were got up for the purpose of keeping this reverend Mr. KaIoch before the N II If innocent, even if the jury give him an uu- conditional verdict of acquittaI, his most judi. cinus friends, it seems to Us, should have urged him to retire awhile from the public gaze, until such time at least, as the rank, obscene atmos- pAcre which his trial has stirred up all about him mad had time to settle down, and retire to it's native stews We say this would have been his most becoming course fl proved innocent. But not having been 50 declared, we cannot but think that his reappearance at Fremont Temple as a minister ot GoI, and as the hero ot " full dress " demonstration in the vcstry room, daring, bold-taced assravation of his original ofeuse-wiuled at, 1t is true, by ia ther, and mothers husbands and wives, but noue lhe less daring and bod-facei.
 There are scores ot pure cler5ymen in Massa- cuGsetts-there are thousands of them in the country at lar5e--men who are leading and have led, lives without spot or blemsh-Whose stipend per auuum does not exceed S5OO-just oue half the sun this reverend MT. kalloch gets for lis alledged ilrtations at the Leach mere House If these poor clergvmen desire to have their salaries doubled, and made he- roes for lie, they will thus understand that de- cidedIv the nearest cut Is to amend the dec alogue right off by striking out those sections which forbid adultery and the covcting of a neighbo'a wife. Do not be afraid! The la dies, the < friends of freedom" and We' (oi the Boston Atas) will sustain you.-N !. ErDress
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

about S32 50 E ton. O'i'S' Soiu ~
 Pork--A lot of about 22o bbs heavy Mess was taken by dealer on Saturday at s24R b6l. To-day 3 @e notice only retail transactions mostly at s28 75 :. Baeon--Advan ed with sales of 50 casks ribbed oideS Ill two lots at 5sc l05 in four lots at l2c and 'o casks Sh ulders at 9$4@95se. i3 1b.
 ,o1 he marketis better and we notice sales o tio t@g pos and terees prime at one lot of l9o ue,Ses IFS at the same and 200 kegs at l51lc 43 fb ao V hiskey--90 bbs Rectitied sold at 2sc.: 50 at on 1SI Sog small lots at 3o832e 5 gallon for extra, aiiC eas. le! ools: s,, Raw at 3oe. y gallon.
 bo. he market is dull and the principal sale ,. IhE @ as%- hear of lot of 1000 bales sold N, ,s,pifi's iurne"tine-Pr Prices are lower and 7s Ools A''e 9een disposed of at 50c P gallon.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

IMPORTANT LAND OFFICE DaclsIoN-L4@t mou.h, the Commissioner of the general laud ottt. made tine following important decision in ra-ar! to ,he proof required where naurc citizenship s d'-puieI in the case of pre- cupu9u claim. lie iuajtu.lcd ,hc land officers of MnnesJa to .be oliowil. effect:
 "Faat the presentation by oar native boru citjze.s "i family record, of br.hs, ctc., k not so u.Iye-saI noroi .ach general practice as ta justify u, in insisting upon the production oi surb d record a, the only adinie,. be evidence of native citizen,hil; taat therefore, where it k aliedgcd under oath, that such rccor! Hoes not exist, or is not accessible, resort must bs had to other and the next best and most avail able testimony, which may be the affidavit of a respectable person, fully setting forth his knowled5 5e of the claimanl-such aa the period of time he has kLown him, and other facts which may produce the belief or conviction on the mind of the deponeut that the claimant is native born citizen; and where such show ing is satisfactorily made under oath, the land officer would admit aud act upon 1t as sufli- cieutD
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
Ttickiuu.

Gen. HASKELL, in the course af his remarks before the Know Nothing State convention, complained that he was "tricked out" of the nomination. He Is not the only man whom the convention "trlcked." HATToN was !" tricked into" the nomination, and if he can bear hat uneomplAininsly, HASKELL surely ought not to think too hard of his case. Be patient, Gener- al; they need your services again to lead for lorn hope in the next presidential CANVASS NnshlaXe IInion
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

CeT They have a new kind of ladies up in Pennington, where the Chronicle advertises as lost-'' small buckskin lady's rse."-Ban- goA Jefersonian.
 They have new race down in Bangor, where the J Jeifersonian advertses for sale" an excellent horse that would suit any lady or gentleman in tue vicinity with long silver tai"-Farmiagton Chronicle.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN.-The half-civlized King of Siam, in the East Indies, who recently issued decree allowing the free profession of the Christian faith in his dominions, expressed the following language: Persecusion is hate ful every man ought to be free to profess the religion he prefers We cannot tell who is right and who is wrong; but l will pray to my God (Buddah) to give you his blessing, and you must pray to your God to bless me, and Sc blessings may descend upon both"
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
Bureau of Yards ani Docks. May I.

BuTeau Of \ ards ant Docks, May ], 1857, CEALED proposals for each class separately endorsed O Proposals for Glass No (name the ciass for the navy yard at name the yard) will be received this office untl noon on the lst day of June uex for furnishing ing the several navy yards named the materials and artI cles embraced n printed schedules which will be furnished on application and sent by ma if requested persons desiring 10 offer to contract for ali the named therein, by he commandant of the several navy yars the classes for the yards under their command by navy agent nearest hereo by the bureau for any the yards.
 To peveat confusion and mistakes in sealing the offers bid wii be eceyed, which classes yard n one nyeope; and each individual of firm sign the bid and contract.
 Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified their offers must be the form hereinafter and be mailed in time reach their destination before the expires for receiving them bid will be considered which shall be recen ed afier the period stated and allowance will be made for failures of the mail
 To guard against offers being opened before the time pointed bidders requested endorse the envelope, above the address, and draw line under the endorsement, thus: Proposals for Glass o RaIae the class for th Ndry Yard at (RGme ths Dard.)"
 To the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks Wash
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER
co NJ NJ E R U 1 A l. .

PIcAYUNL OFFICE. May II, 1857. Cott0n--But few buyera have come forward to- day and we havcstill to notcea heavy market. The sales amount to some 2Q00 bales at irregular prices say l352@l334e for Miidling. We omit general quotations for the present.
 Four--sone looo bbls. have been sold, inciud ing 1000 Ohio in hatboat at s7; 374 St. Louis super fine at S7 p; 35O in three lots at the same, and some fancy at S 50 f3 bhl.
 Corn--We notice sales of about TOGO sacks to-day, of which 1000 yellow at 75c. S45 yellow and mixed at the same 800 mixed white o0c.; 300 white also at o0c.; 254O at S2c. and 500 to 500 S2@S3c. g bushel.
 Oais--The transactions include $50 sacks St. Louis in lots 1t s0e.; 20o0 a the same 1000 (large sacks at 75c. and some Ohio at 7Sc. 5} bushe
 Bran --350 sacks sold from fatboat at sI 7QT 100 fbs
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
AAAN a.Al...l.nEa..a

ID 'E0 tha Ark.n-a- Pnitcn,iafy l., tI.. r<, n sharif rf PG#-si couute. on M.v fr5 -A2- th- I~lT. t.ra runaway s.aYt-. wha caI .fS u-h-e.tg- iiehry ai.4 -Gii,t. aud -yy ,hey belong l' J"e Hair-"u il.'..e c.Hu.l, ,i.ar-.a AIM 7al y tn'y Iat. tUer master an thr ,.tu..> day, Ie55.
 DESCRIPTION.
 IiEARI-5 feet ,.5 inches high says ha is Sc >".'~ 'ia; weight, wAen admitted 4oo ia~. and i~ o- uar- ru iH'r ,nlol Anavy ~et and shows tc marks 'H it~ Hacy ut Jhe Nhiu; ona ~ hi~ unscr iaW tc.t @a .r ri4h-- anA t~oof tAc Iovc taw tca,h M th- laI -d. ou.
 M.0G-y t,ot iaone~ hisb. ~ays he is 87 ycsr- oa.; weight when aiHit taj, is ,h,. and i- of a dark mu tt" ya."r bush, h.,ir ua- thcmuks of the whii a over his body. and lost one ot his upper jaw teeth "A N .ott and one .u- on left lower a~. IAe ewn.f N ewhnr~ ate h-r.hy iHn-ted to come forward. uay charges and take him away. or suil ncgr.es wiil bv deal with acculding to luw
 GEORGE X ROBINS.
 C ntractor- ot Arauu,as Penicn-iarv. My ,o.l U. .4 .m
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
Young Lady in a Scrape--Hoops and
 High Heels in Chnrch


 The Richmond Whig says: A few Sundays ago, modest young gentleman of our ac- qualntance attended the morning service in one of our fashionable churches He was kindly showninto luXuriously cushioned pew.and had hardly settled himself, and taken an observation of his neighbors before a beautiful young ladv entered, aDd with graceful wave of the hand prevented our friend from rising to give her place, quietly sunk into seat near the end When a hymn was given out she skilfullv found the page, and with quiet smile that set his hearg a thumping, handed her neigh bor the book. The minister raised his hands n prayer, and the fair girl knelt, and in this posture perplexed her friend to know which most to admire, her beauty or her devoutness Presently the prayer was concluded, and the congregation resumed their seats Our friend respectfully raised his eyes from the fair form he had been 50 earnestly scanning, lest when she looked up, she would detect him staring at her. After couple of seconds he darted iurtve glance at his cbarmer and was astonish- ed to see her still on her knees, he looked closely, and saw that she was affected, remb- Ing ln violent agitation no doubt from the elo- lueat power of the preacher. Deeply sympa- thzug he watched her closely. Her emotion '~-ttill' l4lOiC NlOltud Gcdtulu9 Ter ndilu De- nlnd her. she would co0vulsively grasp her clothing, and strain as it were, to rend the bril- laut fabric of her dress. The sight was ex- ceedmgly painful to behold, bat he stiil gazed like one entrauced, with wonder and astonish. men. After minute the lady raised her face heretofore concealed in the cushion, ana with her hand made an unmistakable bec5on to our friend. lie quickly moved along the pew to- wards her, and inclined his ear as she evident ly wished to say something.
 Please help me, sir,' she whispered, "my dress has caught, and l cln't get up" A brief examination revealed the cause of the difficult ty; the fair girl wore fashionable high heeled shoes; kneeling upon knees, these heels of course stuck out at right angles; and in this position the highest hoop of her new fangled skirt caught over them, and thus rendered it impossible for her to raise herself or straghten her limbs The more she stru x led the Ii 5htcr she was bound; 50 she was constrained to call for help. This was immediately, if not scieu- tifica.ly rendered.; and when the next prayer Was made, she merely incliued herself upon the back of the front pew-thjukin5, no doubt that she was not in praying costume.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

r-,fgHuE subscribers, dcoir- .,
 A cu> Vi closing out th,ir 4Fa-tsgF A5E=5s1. nreSeut ~0ock If goods. ofnr " 44G-t tAeu t- very M" prices. in fact tor .. B CA>li ihcy will sell at aDont COST. TAi- i, n''gcei,tn promise. Come with the sinner. tnt N j. wi. convince you hat we are telling vou ,he truth. Our stock consists not of remnants Q Neal~ accumulation, but of fresh. ,easona6Ic and wei ns.ete goods, embracing Dr, Goods Gruccrie, Hardware, CUeeusWaIc Hats Boots. Shoc~. Iron Nal5. M u~1cy. et.. TATE N MOORE
 Muy l4 '17
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
A MoNoMANIAc.-

A MoNoMANIAo.-The New York Observer says that it is hinted in private circles that Rev c. B. CHEEvER, who has been railing So furi- ously in regard to the late decision of the U. S Supreme Court, has lost his reason, and SO far as :" the slavery question" Is concerned, has be- come A monomaniac
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
!{tE4,,, ,UI.

2 { DOZEN Taal Cutlery; i E-& h. Packet uo:
 H. do Wa.aon's Com, S.s tLcs;
 do Cradle h.;
 BN Twins Gnn WuIlinn: Together wirh au a~oarmeat of Hardware su;ta- he VAT Farmers anj M.eh ehauiys. An a7eorrmlut ot Ptint~ ant Lawns, full Stock If summer Hy-. Fm ~ale b. GEO S MDUEI~Dr NaN l4 IT
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
lr k tulue--lhe word i~ spoken: HM4 ', hahj and heart ,r healt Iuu-u .l J.4cr ie. u. broken.
lime ,Ac-e bouIs Sha.I never part."


 M2rried-At the residence of the brides fatlsr uJA. DAN4. GArlN, iu Hampstead c"0uty, ou Sunday n.luJ ta- 10.n ust by the Key. Joseph Iurreutne JAMES AI KILLGoNE e,i, to Mss MARY HELEN GaIFFlS. Olrwotuy friend and gt1i,u1 associate ha, disaacei uS completely We marked his Hooi~i!emte tendency tomltrmony long Since, and kaeN that he would lalI d victim to Is ra- wages if deprived of the restraining influence of our better jpdgnent It is too late for him to rec1asjder nov-hr !, prisoner within tLe walls of the matrimonial SUg Su--bauud an.i an.icHuLemneI--5onni, 1t s true With silNe5 corj Jut condemned Jo imprisonment for Ie Clad may lA. I.5nl have mercy etc. But We ao n,5 c5m ..t.u of Ai, lot, or boast of oul own, for ha deserve. N be congratulated, we to ba commioer4ted. Ihe iact i-, he s now gIid- in5 upon tAe aiaay waves of Loves calm ocean, whilst we are wandering upon the sands of i-~ 'lHs'.Ate shore, "m king 10 oura'f. NeyeaheIe4s wo mast con ,rat l- Iata him. Then "here'. prayer for thee and thnt,'' JAmcs-in tAe lines of tho swee Walk al;e:
 Ye Fate-. tha- note lnau'- d-stiuies,
 iue ol.b.o t.aui uni.,.
 An 'na' N. w"a er t.r pathway lies,
 way Nj suinins Ii-h,
 NJ vaea-, tlat o'cr tle saa of lifa
 ln uu-lE uMau.t r3ur.
 B. eat. wie, uId caase your strife
 Iii. they lave safe passed ocr.
 le Angel ones. who kindly wait
 pom Jhe tAi .r Shore.
 CH.N.t .hm MY ,4r,u-A -ho gate,
 " l.rn 0.l N ..iu~ evcrtilr-."
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
-s@-GE~%s-
Brook ~' saccc or.

Aug4sta, Friday, May $. Bouham has been elected to Congress to 6Il .be vacancy occasjoned by the death of Hon. Preston 5. Brooks, by majority of 1,G0O.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
boHN's LIBRARY EDITION
MASONIC uop.S

nEACKEY'S Lexicon of Frce,oasonrv com A 47A taining a definition of all ifs commnni s5N~ catge terms. notices Of it's history. traditions tH and antiquities and rites and rnyst rio the ancient world. ''''e -' ''' Maekey''s Principles of Masonic Law. treatise on Ier IHG Constitutional Laws Ua4ges and Land Marks oi treemasonry.
 Andorsons Constitution of Freomasorry edition of The Masonic Trcstle Board by Charles W. Moore. 3.,g n9 Masonic Mirror, lst, 2d, sd and 4th yos, Received and for sale bv
 My 1a ,5r. 'l0-N' DDoNSeNor.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
TO CONTRA1,rnRS-

YETRlTTEN Proposals will be received nn4iI ,bc " 10th day of 'Iuly next. hv tha nnler.ianed Commissioner, for building Court IIousc i'm thq town of Springfield. Conway county. Ark. SniJ building to De oi wood framed twostories Liqb and ~ lett square, oi good material, and n workman like manner.
 For furh her particulars apply to the undersigned al lis office in Springfield, nncre plan and speciica lions may bo seen.
 WAKFNAN w. EDWARDS,
 Commissioner of Public Buildings Springfell Mav rth. 1s51 a1-Aw
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
E l. h 0 ' All.

.t. ES moved to their new TIN rss,1s SHOP, corner of Markham and Fock EoT7asgS3 e.rccts where tLay have received all Ss-2S15
 as~ortment ofJapaned Ware, such
 aS Toilet Setts Cake Boxes, Dust Pans. Tea Cunis- t'fs Also, Coffee Parchcrs. Fire Tenders Bird Cages. Iron Spoons. Ladies and Flesh Forks: scoloped and pIan Tin Plates and everything belonging to the tin ahd sheet iron liue Cook Stoves of different pat le,nT and general assortment of tin ware all of WiheA thay will se low for cash or exchange for old copper, BeeswuX, Clean Cotton and Linen Rags
 May P '57 Iarsbam x 1IitiIo pocl,
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
l51UZ75 CE

According to the statement scattered turuu.h the ar.al of the Senate aud House oI Rep. reseuta4yes, the Following -umSappear to have heeA collected from the debtors of the State Bank and ts bra.chea:
 From june 6 I-s9.to October 46. lS34, $i47.7>l 4g Ai4l. d l>i5 .3 Sept. a5 4,55, su lo, 29 s. Yt. ap. -.j- lo >e l. .', l~--. 3ui 5aj l- Aai. 5 i-4s. ta.o.l. l. ls51 la4 -7 O.
 3s l. i. l..- [. {. 2... Ias .+l..4. '5 sso5. E. ]. l-5l to Da. |. I-.i, --.-j 15 E.a. Z .sso. to 0t. 1. -56, al.o4. a.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
n ABBOTT. J. NJ. KILLGoRE.
BACUN:! BAg0X!!!

aDkeA GNEk Lbs. Bacon Hams Sides. -. wv 9OUO and shout ders. For sale -S torrash ty q. > MORRISON f& 1x-4.
 M y l9 VI.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
Y Attie M1rlrat

Beef Ca;tie-The supply of western l@y c9tt, i. hell raly at l4c ? tb net with but few sales. Tbo SICK % z ty%, anj At'9Sapas sattle continues vey 9lnHIe a5 Hl fGl&2 head far ordinary Attakapas an IeNts anl H4o@ 52 tor -oal Texas
 sa2- "e quote at 742c, $ tb net. heavy SeegG- La'g and inferior at &222 5 and Western "l $5 tf 5p i| head ,..,i.l Atleh oows~Ae &9oG75 . head. A moderate 1, Eeai Yea Cat'le--Gool inquiry. Priccsat $7@12 59 AE " ADV V REFRESHMENTS GFo R. LOCKE. ,,,,,r,, c , L0Clti3 |y GAINES, Attorneys at Law. Lake ' Haze. Arkansas. Post office, Columbia. Ark,
 May l9 51-lv.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
ASSETS.
$9G1,g46 37

Bills and notes discounted ... S9G7.946 37 Interest supposed to be due on
 the same. Characterization. 25o0G0 Oo Real Estate Bank b9la,......... l7.294 5O Req. Estate Bank notes. ,......... lOtl85 OO tncurreHt money. ,l25 23 Specie. 3vo 7I Balance 15l, 4u5 IU
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
NE W ADV REFRESHMENTS
ICE. ICE. IEE.

CHEAPER THAN EVER! ENilE Subscriber informs His friends and tie rrl \ generally that he has ut an expense of several thousand dollars fitted up his Ice houses. and last year t4I'y tested them, and Supplied every de- mand,
 THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.
 T r 2 P l E ATE RATES. (Th, i5r~ no this MS eler been done iu ts place He n"w olt-rs ~ supply ICE at the rute of
 One and 2 isall Gents Per Ponnd, or for ONE DOLLAR PER EEK. Io Iound, each day, except on sunday but 20 pounds on saturday. Thankful for the last years encoula cement and de sire for q continuance of the same
 May l9 '57. F 4w. JOHN ROBINS B. ABBOTT. J. M. KI1IaoRE ABB0rr x RsLLGoRu. At.ornors 4.ll,'n, at law and General Land Agents Having formed a CO., partnership in the practice of the law, will pay prompt attention to li business entrusted to their care in the yout. of the C Judiy4 Circuit. and iI tha supreme Court of Arkansas. Conairtins claims to swamp and OYeriowed Lunls of the entire State Will receive pm special attention. Law Oi.e on the pub.i. square, oplsite tile Court House in Washing tou. IIelnl stead County. -ArkuI,us.,
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19
lTEnICAa. NAnR Ec

SNOODS practice, U. S. Dispensatory; w Eborle's practice; Dunglsons do Beaeh's Family Practice; Bright's do do Gunns do do Dungisons Theraputics and Materia Mcdica: , Medical Dictonary Meg's on Diseases of Children: MeClemand's Surgery; Chapmans Thoracc ani Abdominal yiscera: Bennett's Pulmonary Tuberculosis; Mendenhafs Students Wade Mecum Costill on Posons For s,,]e Y-- May 19. 1857 JNO F 'PrApDOv
 BoHN's LIBRARY EDITION. 'H'RANs.LATloN's of orid three vol., F mo.
 Homer two Goethe five < ( Received at the book store. May l9 1857 JNO F PFApDON
The true Democrat., 1857-05-19

The next statement, showing, the condition of the bank aLd it's brauchcs in October ISIS, has been condensed fiom the tables given ol pages 474 to 479 of the House journal, for lS45-i9
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nbe rof the firm to sign.)
FORM OF GUARANTEE

he undersigned tuame guarantor) of fn,me inc % e VI l"'me The State,) and Cname Of second guar. Inc if to} tnGertake that the above named tname w uuef or bIief> ", if hIs Tor hel offer as above he
 eher ln'o contract with the United States within r b S ~ CT ''t tate of notice through the post office
 Witness: lSiaa,s iuo ". hieht'oheu.
 Gey t"a me above named (here name the ruaranors, this case. 'Po"stoie suhahtors Tn fro h. s;,,oa t, .r.. i. .. (Signatue.) be responsible. " '' 'he puteau 10
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Wt}ik3!,. ,yUt3ls.


 Graat many learned trcatiso- have been written, explaining tine origin of, and classify wing the worms generated in the human system Scarcely any topic of meIc. science h,~ elieteI more acute observation ard profound research; and yct phy s- cans very mueh divided in opinion on tho subject IL must b9 aimiclcI, however that after all, amode of eXpelliug these worms, and purifying the body from her presence Is of more value than the wisest dlSQul>ition> "s to lhl origin. The eXpeliue agent has at length been found Ur. NLal.hS TllluiJuge. prepared Dy Fleming 3ros 9 thc much soulh after flee.he ana hts already superseded all other worm medicines its iracy in5 universally acknowledged by medical practitioners.
 s$ Purchasers vii! he careful to ask for DR. NJ LANES CELEBRATED NEBMIFUGE. mauu- la.tur'I hy FLENlNG BEOS., of Pittsburgh. P.4.-- A. o.a4r (t.M'.n-a, in goinimr-on aIa Worth.aoe. Dr. NJ LANLN G.uuine Veuptngo, asD hiScelchrat- ed Liver li4 eun now hc hud at all respectable rog st1rts. l"1e ge.ol.e rlt.att ttl siJooure v N. FLEMING BROS ssoiinWay's P:tl,---They Ncter Fsi.--. olhel ismcdle, may relieve pain. but tle~e Til, cX pcI di-eu-a. Th.v cleanse the blood, remove ob srrnct from Lhe bowels iuvigoru4e the digestion cam lfe uene~- mI Ieno,ato the constitution Sod at tne n,Muiaata!ig,. M. oD MuiJcn Lane New ofk. uM Aa. 444 srau4. London; and by al. un-s.- 5. at -1t. h5-2 "l. el Der pot "f 'oN 6o D,t. ASTERLY's tif,DiCiN g.,'.-Thcd de- pot ot valuable family medicines kept by Dr. Easter D, at tle corner ni ihrd Hnd Chestnut streets | well worthy .ha attention of gentlemen visiting tile cltl during -he present u-h ot business br. Easter y $ heu.ln re I#elar.d uuaer Al- own rupeiln- tend,t4a aul ala of utrlaug,l efficacy iu9 pre- lanti"n oi lo.uae .nt SIoapuil4 ul, Fever au5 A9f,e x 'r. uLt IL, Cough D.,au nave attained a sic iM pepu.aIl aHd d FDry extensive patronage throuLaua. jhe ,aie. of -Uc Mississippi. Besides these ha- uuularau- oljar excellent 4araloli- ds-il.aA particularly NV family u>e. Persons Ie-ih- ing lu .otaaa where Auliali AM l, diiitE5t to b. l.a ,u -lDtaA ruar4tr ce1 ,uI not Ga better thali hy ~Wp .ti.- themselves With au assortment of DI. Ease .1 ue. .riuC>. St. L.aic Uea5oadt
 Ihey .3ic .s.'o hF
 April -l I~51 Inn ]. !. NchI4MONT.
 STEAMBOAT REGISTER. r-xf l.s-as,is -l'' z---s=-=1-aa=--B E--1zzS,- -==A-
 FURNISHED BY EAPLEY, HANGER co.
 Arrivals.
 May 12-Arkansas. from Napoleon
 l5- Umpire No. 3. from Napoleon.
 li- Col. Drenneu from Lewi-bmg.
 l7--ltock City, from Lcwi9bWg.
 Departures.
 :" 13-ArkansaS. for Napoleon.
 l6--Umpire No. 3, for Fort Smith.
 |" ls-Col. Drennen for Napoleon.
 {" lS--Rock City. for Napoleon.
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CHOICE BOOKS.
GERMAN BOOKS.

GEEK HAN DOOitS. GOETHE'S Complete Works in two volumes, roy Ss al octave; Heine's Works in six volumes, F mo; schillers Complete Works in six vols. royals mo-; All in the German language, and handsomely store. JNO. E. REARDON.