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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
ALoNG cAEIE 0F cFRrIFrCaTrS

Since -4- when We sr> comm erced cr good work of discovering remedies or the relief me pan-ndden and diseased and peparng the or public have the -ratfcaiIon of canuns have more euer, of hanss and certificate, ct than all other medicine nuarnfefs and neacne practitioners in the world, Put together.
 Inc -ht of the paper alone on which said cerfcate. and 'eers ot thans> written, lf sad certificates aftathed together one great roH ~oud measure the immense distance tceafrs,rea hoa saHd sercH t-Hars4 4Hs tartg.tcs mfies. Nm"rs the immense number Of certificates are: l2oUvO Kheunaiim cured ID from eu minute. twenty
 fouE hours aO,OCO Chrome Rheuma cured ia from ore eel to six
 weeks fan rrheved in a few moments, aitefi.s
 first application. lCOO00 Ca>es oi Tie DooureuA and Neuralgia Pains stop
 Ftd n q ir" moments, and cured n from hall
 hour few days. loo,OoO Ca.e, of Burns, Scalds, Bruises and ohe- acc
 deRis Ram stopped in a few moments, snd
 cured ma day 590ooo Gases of DHh@a. Pans stopped in few 5o,oOO Ca>es of Fever and Agae. l,GuD Ca.es of Scarlet Fever.
 1OO Case, of Yellow Fever. reported to us How many
 of ihis fatal disease have been cured by The aid of
 the keiIef not repohed, are unable say. 100000 Gases of oothaee Earaebe>, Strains Lumbasos
 and pains in the leg, back, etc, n fiom five to
 t~euts-hfe minutes. 3.0O0 Gases of Asthma lO,OO0 Bronchitis, Catauh, Long Complaint efc lOUUO Cases of Syhile Rheumatism, Nodes, and other
 veuereal taInts.
 Blood to the Head. 5000 Cases of Cholera Asiatic) in from fteeu minutes
 10 sN hours.
 Besides thousands and of thousards of everyday com
 paint> of no gwen name, that every one Is more
 or less subject to. 5000 Ca>e> or Dyspepsia lO,UOO Cases of skn DseaseS Salt Rheum Sores Sore
 Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pimpes, Bloiches and
 HumoTs of all kinds-cuted bv the use of Reno.
 yatiug Resovent. A change fof the better Is felt
 by he suferer Of the loath>ome disease, in a
 few hours atter dose of Resolvent Is taken 2u,uOO Gases ot COstveness. Indigestion, Liver Com
 pants. Heart Dseases, Kidney, Bladder and
 tretha dtthcnliies, cured by a few doses of R. D.
 WAYS REGULATORS, dose of which once
 week will keep organ the system in a
 healthy condition and force them to due perfor.
 of their duties.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

THAT at public sale of lands for non payment l of taxes, held and made in pursuance of the laws regulating the collection of taxes in the State of Arkansas, by Gustavus Y. Johnson. as Sheriff and tax collector for the county of St. Francis in said State at the court house door, in said county on the nrst day of November, in the year 1852. the said sheriff did. on said day offer for sale at public auction the north west quarter of Section twenty-six. in Township four North. of Range three East contain ing one hundred and sixty acres of land for county and State taxes costs and penalty due on said land from the years 1926 to 1852, inclusive or so much thereof would be sufficient topay the same amount ing to the sum of one hundred and thirty one dollars and thirty cents. and having previously piyen the notice required by law. by advertisement. in inc southern shleld' newspaper published in the town of Helena, in the State If Arkansas che insr rtion thereof made more than thirty days before sid day of sale having posted ihe up at the door of the Court House. in said county of St. Francis more than thirty days before said day Of sale. and sad tract assessed and taxable in inc name of Elias Smith, nonresident of said county of St Francis, and offering pay said taxes costs and penalty dne said tract Of land for less than the %Aole thereof, the struck of to Philau- Qef Llttell for the whole theretf the said phapdrr Litteil paying to the then sheriff Gustavus Y. John son. as sherh and collector aforesaid the said sum ol one hundred and thirty0ue dollars and thirtv-ve cents the sad Johnson, sheriff and collector as afore sAid gave to him tax collectors certificate for the same, and the term of twelve months being the time allowed by law for the redernption of said tract of land, having expired since the day of sale and no person having redeemed oTotsege to redeem the same ana the sad Phiander Linen, having presented to John C Tyer, the successor as sleri4f and Iloc+o- of said county of St. Francis ecertifoa+e a5e hv The sAid Johnson, and demanded deed for said tract oi land, the said John C. Tyer as sheriff and iic ter oi sSd county of St. Francis did on the I1tb 5s oI october 1856, make and execute deed s,l g! nVer the same, conveying to said Litel all tba r;L
 uue and interest of all persons whomsoever in s,S 10 sad tract of land, which deed having been fnii aek3wedged, was filed for record in the oce of tts clerk Of the county of St. Francis. e
 Now therefore. all persons who can sci m .,r 'ght 10 said land so purchased CT any part thereof in consequence of any nformslity irrerurfv or iII @ grlry connected with such sale are hereby called 1Poh to show cause at the first term of the C;r,;t SouIt which may be held in and for inc .o,r os q. Francis, in which said lands are situated sir
 months after the publication of this notice by sbs sA,es go made shall not be confirmed pursuant ta pose. PHI ANIFP | r-srE1 srr1 fui-
 Feb. ?, 1857. s1T-st. cost of adv S25
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
SEARCY FEMALE INSTITUTE. H,fa fAnnf, ri-
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS HOTEL!
 Jefferson County. Ark.

 FE'HE undersigned wishes tu iHtfrm tile public ge-
 l uer.lIy. that Le ha- HOW located at W Lite Sul- phur Springs seven miles west of Pine Bluff v ure he ~ hU-ily enea-ad ir rel airing. building anj ilr ni-hiug room. la aec immediate all who may wish ,o avail themselves uf Ihe medical IT,Fretiy> of the ,y.r, of tr,.e fr.tIv c.,ebra-ed ,,,rrv- oi-t. M number within the liWitei compass of thirty feet Locality romantic and h.slthy and s,cietv Epod. H> buildings will he cnmmOdi"u>ly ged and neatly turishd. table vcn supplied with the subs'aHtia~ well some of the luNure~ If life. Goad AIM e3- cieut servants always in atteudaIcc. 2 he best If proyeudyr for IL. r~e> and experienced uster> ake them in charge Meals furnished at all hours ~ the visiting aul travelling community. and every att.u- tion paid to render them comfortable. He is al~o prepared to board students ot both sexes. W ho mav desire to attend the excellent and well regulated Female School urder-tle >ur, rintenlence of Mir. ]. C. Newton and the Male school conducted hy Mir. NJ. CUIrie which now in successful operaticr.-
 Parents wishing to board their children with the un dersigued. may assured that every posihleatten tiun Shall De raid them, and that He and lis lady will do all in their power render them eonJeuted and happy. s@ w. B. POOL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

IL persons are hereby notified that letters of ad- A ministration, with the will annexed have been granted by the Court of Probate, in and for the county of Hampstead in the State of Arkansas to the undersigned. upon all and singular the estate of Joshua Morrison late of idcounty deceased bear ing date on the lth day of January in the year s5s All persons therefore having claims or demands against said estate hereby required to exhibit the same to the undersigned properly authenticated within one year after date of such letters or they may oe preciuded from any benefit in the estate and if such claims are not exhibited within two vaar- from the date of such letters they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit from sueh estate Grandson Royston. esq, of Washington, Hempstead county, Arkansas having been constitu- ted by the last will and testament of said deceased the attorney for said estate the debts due said estate are n his hands for settlement and collection
 Washington, Hempstead county, Arkansas, 18th January, 1858.
 JOHN B. SANDFFUR. Administrator
 with will annexed .of Joshua Morrison decd.
 Jan. 2e, 1853. 6w Cost of adv. xlo 5o.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
TICE TO PRE- EMPT ION
 CLAIMANTS.
VFFIIL .. N T. D. N. IH., Tttt.. E..L t.L T..- l-.t l.


 THE attention Of all persons VI claim tile by pre- ] emptiuu tO any of -l- lands granted by the act of Congress of sth Feb. l,55. and transferred by ar If the Legislature If Arkansas. of Nov. zf loJ6. r. the Cairo and Fulton Ra-,aa Conn any i- here y called to the following u I- ot said let of transfer. SEC. ,. Every ler~l v Hc. cu tie .th day cf Fe"ruary. lsj$, ecCuIdod tl residence and oultva- ton thereon any tFac c1 j. ua ompIl~e in tie grant ra.l- y virtue of and under the r, Wis ui such act If Congress pf February eth. > may plFc Lase from said Cairo and Fulton Ia load Company. at two dollars and n;ts ceui> Ter acre. the legal sub division of such lan as Shall in-luIe lis residence aud actual TIuI r"yrWeE->. In- c. cEcsfd quarter section. by camflViur vi h the following cordit I> SEC. 8. such a claman- shall. within jhree months alter said lands se.s-rei and confirmed to >ait Company. and list or plat therecf filed u the Recor- der> o'Ilce n tie county m "!.E eueh lands may lie. He with the Auditor of rate. lis own atidaNir accompanied by the affidavit. of two di,in-ere>ted ree-h0iders of h.s county ue-libiug Ac land claim ed by legal uo-dIyl>iors. proving the fact of such occupancy residence and cut lNarI'u uTCn >uch legal sUbdIYSi,u with Aiew to I3l cultivation and se. tCmcut, before the day above specified Said Com pany may. by giving reasonable notice 10 such cl4i- uaut, appear before the Auditor and eontrovert tie facts >eJ forth in such attdavi~. and the AUditormay witnesses hear proof and. for cause sho1n set aside any such claim Pror6ltd. That no such claim shall be se. aside for msde~liption or eIror n form only, founded mistake: bat on affidavit. showing such mistake reasonable time may be given for the filing Of corrected proof.
 SEC. 4. Said claimant shall after three months CT as soon thereafter as said Company shall he in condition to make title. pay to said Company the sideraion for said land as herein bef re provided whereupon he shall be entitled receive from said Company deed for the same; but in case of aure to file said proof pay said consideration money. within the Tesleetive times specified. the right to make such purchase shall cease
 Tie lists Of sHch lands have been codei to this Company filed in 1he Recorders and Clerks office in the respective counties in which these lands lie as required by the third section o the Those wish ing to avail themselves of the provisions of the referred to- should apply for that purpose within the time prescribed therein
 JAS. :. WILLIAMS. Chief Engineer
 and Land Com'r. C. x F. E. R. co.
 NoTE-The lists of lands appe-tailng to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad owned by the Company being now filed; notice is hereby given. that trespassers upon these lands will be held responsible for any and all depredations committed upon them.
 JAS. S. WILLIAMS.
 Chief Engineer and Land ComL'r. ete.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT.

UST received from New Orleans fine and fresh assortment of Confectonaries consistngin part of
 Nugat and Star Candy: Cordial Drops; Fine Sugar Almonds; Large DroIS: Sugar Almonds; Large Cor dial Drops: Fruit Crystalized: White Burnt Almands: Cream Drops: Ways Sugar; Y ons Rock Candy; Hoar- hound Candy: .Iujube Paste English Wanuts; c. <. Nutts; Almonds, Filberts, Cocoanuts; Pine Apples, Lemons Oranges: Banannas Prunes. Drums, Figs Raisins: Pow'd Sugar, Lozenges, Fancy Candy sam pies. ass'd Candy; Fine Tobacco Fine SeguTs: Cor dials; Fine Pickles Molasses. L. Syrup Citron Cur rants; Smoking and F. C. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar: Rio Coffee: StaI Candles; Indian Soap.
 We have also just received from Philadelphia so lbs assd Almonds. fine Yellow Lemons fine Fil- berts, red and white, ass'd Caraway Seed, Aniseed red and white. assd Drops. Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake, Cordals. ass'd Almonds, fine Mint Drops red and white, Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Kernels. Cor dial Carrots Raspberry Balls assd Lozenges Citron Strings fine Cinnamon ass'd Crysalized Fruits Jim Crows. Apricot Paste, Single and Double Roses Rich Cracking Secrets French. Cracking. Diamonds Frames, Grimaces, Sugar Figures, Amour Roses Apricot Conserves. Crystalized Bonbon Cordial, Cream Candy. Cordial. Strawberry. Chocolate
 CREAM-Assorted Chm Drops: Extract of Lemon. Vanilla, Strawberry, Pine Apple. Filberts Cream Nuts, Tarragona Almonds. Crenoble Walnuts. Prunes, Currants, Ctrons, Stick Candy-making the best assortment ntheeonfectonery line ever brought to this city. VIM. STITH tE C0s
 Nov n. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.

T7HERE is ae tie Little Rock G\z-t--==. | Foundry over five hundred <1Z FLOWS. of different patterns. sEs-=2s-=-eAssz-zza which must be sold -his winter and bring. t c far mers consult tLeir own interest. they will examine this stock before they purc cha-e else re. as am de- tenuined any man wishing FLOW can be suited to both quality and price. TLo7e who wish cheap Plow. or tirst rate Steel Plow. be supplied aud satisfied. or the money returned. 5J Steel mould Board Flows. wrought, they are all stocked and ground. warranted steel.
 E cast mould Board Flows, ground wrought Share.
 ? cast mould Board Flows, unrround, wrought Share.
 1o3 of the Avery Flows. all e-,. w-h extra points.
 l49 of the celebrated Mississippi Diamond Wing Flows all wrought.
 5t >t-el shovel Flows. with or without stocks.
 25 Steel Half shovel Flows, with or without stccks.
 9 Steel Diamond Flows
 50 Wroughti-uu Shovel Plows-
 75 Bull Tung Flows and Coulters. of every kind: all kinds of Flows or implements f any kind made to order on short notice. All kinds of Machinery made repaired; castings any kind done in Brass or Iron. all warranted.
 Dee '57 F. ERODE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
J. A. STANLEY, A. B., PF1 NJ. L. CASTEEL. -4ssistuHt.

NJ. L. CASTEEL. 4sslstuHt. TINHIS Institution has recently been placed Tn charge Il of the above mentioned instructors. The PTln- cpal is graduate of the University ot Georgla, at Athens He brings fattering testimonials of scho- larship from the Faculty of Frankfort College. The prinoipal has employed. as his assistant. Mir. NJ. L. Casree a gentleman of amiable qualities and fully coIent to take charge of the studies VI hch will be rn,ler lis supervision. Mr. C. has taught very ce>fuy for the last two years at Ten Spring Chapel Tbi, school affords very superior advantages for the attainment of liberal education It is needless o urge in this enlightened day the great necessity of mental culture. All classes of perfectly under stand its importance. The history of mankind abundantv shows. that the seat of empire neyerfals in the end to follow the seat of intellectual power Nor hi gh degree Of mental development less need. ful to individual success. tie who would command worthy and Gignihed position among isieIlow-ne can expect to do only. by the cultivation of noble yirtUes and by intellectual superiority. These elevate men to places of distinction and profit To him, therefore who is anxious for his own success. CT for the success Of his children in life the argument III behalf of q finished and useful education, appeals with overwhelming force.
 The Camden High School offers capital induce men-, Co voung nen who wish U pursue Classical uni Scientific Course. While the design Of he in sructors will be at all events to nPart useful knowl- eltr hev will foster in every student true gnlty of behavior and nanliness of bearing: IeXt-books We regard mere outlines of any suu9ect hence our rei'ations will be enlarged by frequent and elaborate lectures Camden iS enc ot the most pleasant and rrstero,l~ cities in south Arkansas. Good board can be had at $l0 $l2 a month. Our school building iS commodOus and comfortable. W Nlth S" many Ad- vantages in ourfvor We earnestly expect the patron are ot an appreeia,ive pubc- Our present session began on the 23d Nov. The nstitutonis e~tab iehed on permanent basis Our terms are, per ,eSslon of five ,nont Is Slaf3O according to the studies pur- sued. French extra $lo.
 Pupils eharg | from time ofentranee: No dedue- tions except for unavoidable progidential causes.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JAMES H1NToN. PreSident.
 R. A. Cailavay. Ferdinand Williams.
 REFERENCES.
 Hon. Howel Cobb. of Ga.. Sec. |. s. T.
 Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Court. Ga.
 H,n. H. W. Hilliard of Alabama.
 B. H. Ilill, of Ga.
 L.J Gartrell. NJ. C.. Ca.
 4. Church, ?. D. President of Franklin Col
 Dr.E.J. Bacon, Camden.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
CONFIRMATION OF TAX TITLE.

NOTICE lS HEREBY GlNEN. That on the l2th V day of March, A. D. lo55. William II. Hallibur- ton purchased Ut sale of lands for payment If taxes in Arkansas county, made by Pleasant r. Gross, the then sheriff and eX-oiico collector of Ar kansas county n the State of Arkansas by authority of and according to law, the half of the south east quarter of section A. n township south in range west, containing eighty fland stuatein sd county oi Arkansas for che ot twenty seven dollars and cents that being the amount o State and county taxes penalty and costs due there on for the years from lSSs S54 inclusive and after the expiration of twelve months, to wit on the 4th day of April A D. ls56. the said Pleasant r. Cross as sheriff and eX-Oico collector of the county of Ar kansas aforesaid, executed, acknowledged and de ivered deed in due form of law to Albert Kim brough, assignee of the said William II. Halibur- ton to the said east half of the south quarter of section i, in township south in range west witch said deed has been duly recorded in the office of re- coTder of deeds for said county of Arkansas.
 Now therefore all Tersons ho can up any right to said land purchased in con>equ nee of any in tormality. irregularity or ilcgaty connected with said sale. are hereby required 10 show cause. if any they can. al the October term A. D. 1858 of the cir cut court of Arkansas county, he held the town of Dewitt. in Arkansas county. on the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday of September. A. D. 1858 why said sale of the said land 50 made should rot be confirmed and the title thereto beNquieted in the said A lbert Kmhrough. as assignee of the said Will then filed by the said Albert kimbrough in sad court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute in such case made and provided.
 Given this 25th day of January, A D. lS5s.
 ALBERT KIMBROUGH.
 Feb. l6. 1858. Sw Cost of adV Sl5
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
ARKANSAS BOTTOM LAND
 FOR SALE

ES0R Sale, 5.2no acres of Land in the bot :. \ tom ot the Arkansas River. about 2o mics {s below Van Bureu, ot which four W uule sectiou,~% lie in one body This land was selected as SeFailE land many years ago. snd k of the finest qUs who Y above oNe erAow, and not excel.ed by auy as on the river. The whole will be >old together q 9 halt by itself. Title direct from the State al1 2 questionable.
 For terms. apply to Dr. Richard Thurston, s Burcn. Arkansas. or Albert Pike. New UrleaIs.
 Dee. l. 1857 s-tf
 Appeal. Memphis. will please eorv for weeks
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
R. R. R. EFT f4c sjek d' for Rad,cags E, R. R Reaedies IL tlere s ner tfe Jor at rh2 Azce Ja.ta taeu,'
 LET THEM BE TRIED
RADwAr's METHOD or CURE IS SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTCAL!

Thee no pam however exrrnciatIug but that simple application nf RIdrrgs Rs1dg Reicf will ir- rantly stop and quickly aay the violent pa,m, famH and conz9n>. Ibere disease, HoweveT long 7y have becnme abhe in the system, neither constitutional. chronic humorous Of oathsome charac- but that RIaEat. EeHorattg ResoireHt N eXtemi- and ufuse hrs, bood and a txfstrnce nron1haui lbe boken-dogn and emanca ed organizations O the body.
 Ii by iuegua,itv otherwise the of the system become eTanged and incapable of performing then several funcf,ns: tae Liver. Heart Bowels, stomach, Bladder, Kidneys rkn, Nerves, Blood. etc, fault dose oi Rs1irdFs R. uiIgrs w restore health and rezB- artv every throughout the body. They fore each organ the natural performance duty. and Keep Up regular and heal ny circulation the hood
 II dose of Bads-ag's Rf-aLityrs lowed the pet>on feel. unwe. when any unpleasant swap appear,, there would be further trub, for d es,ed would he arrested. and healthy establ,bed On faei the sick deyend-THAT EASE CANNOT GROW THE sYsrEN FORTIFIED AND UNDER INFLUENCE R. R R. KExEDIEs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
- NflTIf.E

nN Sunday. February l4th. 1858, suspicious O looking character made lis appearance in this place, riding muie offered it 50 low that several persons present. concluded it was stolen property and that they would test the matter by attempting to arrest him: in dongso he of leaving the nul which is now in the hands of II. T. Gordon. where the owner can get it by proving property, paying charges. etc. etc.
 DISCRETION OF THE MuLE.-Iti~ large Bay Mule. very mneh shaved with breeding, about 5 years old no marks or brands Ierceiyable
 DESCRIPTION OF THE MAN.-About , feet 10 or II inches high, spare made, light complexion 2l or ? years old, said his name was Micham said he was from an Buren, Arkansas and that he had an uncle in that place by the name of John Meham
 LewisbUrg, Ark. Feb. 18th, 1858. 2O-2w.
 Gazette and Dnrnn..rat rlease cnr.v
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
ro<STrr1-rTo[aT nrsp,srs

Many tIsea,e that aicl humanity inherited heir- looms from The dfsea,ei bodies of siosiy Sc.uiga. Consumption. ~Yph-;S, Fits among the cont'ufiorai r3seases. Now boS gene raoas the ees ol ese easrs have been estab ~he inc stem. corruptirE Ire b.od-Rli3as ReH9r4ta RoirrHi VIII fr0m the bodies o Jhe afflicted particle ct a..ea-ed deposits and M the nure and nestty L'aoa.
 bair bsHoratus Rsse'r-rt should be hailed bles- by etey mother throughout the land aose afflicted witn ~ore. Humor-. Thee break has ear.vI yceuce of t>ea>e trsUSEt'et from stuce. few doses VI fhe Rssarrts- Rr.ort1t w era dicae e ery Fes-ge o' he GIseae and insure the ch0 sound and uea-.hk l-lt.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
IMPORTATION WANTFD.

HF NATHANIEL TAYLOR Wlo lelt Stoddard sT County. Mo. July l2th, 4. and was n stea- mer Julia Dean when she sunk near Poca honta- Ar kansas. When last beard of he WAS below Elizabeth White river iu March. $50. He is supposed to be on White River. Any information of him will be very thankfully received by me. Address
 ISAAC TAYLOR.
 Jan. l9. '57. Ct Uiin. Pulaski Co. III.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
ELIAS N. CONWAY.

House and Lot for Sale. SITUATE near the business part of the city i, b0 of Little Rock. For further information f:::Ns enquire of Lz& Feb. Is, 1858. St. Dr. B. L. DODGE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
FENNERTY HOUSE,

Corner q BaTTaque and Fagdts Streets, Plne
 Btuf, 4rEqnsas.
 TNHIS beautiful edin-e just completed ua | and magniicently furnished, is now A open for the reception of pcrmauent and l..., transient boarders. ifst g The location is the most desirable in &-ess.sA the town and the proprietor assures lis friends and the public of his determination to maintain FIRST CLASS HOUSE-second to no other in the south west, in all its appointments.
 Forteys will be in attendance at the landing at all hours. day night upon the arrival of steanboats. to take charge of baggage. March l7.'5T lv