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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
PAY UP.

HAVE in my hands. for collection number of T NOTES and ACCOUNTS due WILLIAM II. DAWSON, late of the Dawson House. Those in debted to him are invited to come forward and pay mo the arnonnts they owe, immediately. -4.uA A--.aUfF e JOHN T. TRIGG. q
 Little Rock, Jan. Is. 1s5s 161w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
18th December, 1857.
PRINCETON FEMALE ACADEMY.

g9AA ME exercises of this Insttu- SIIa | uon will be resumed on the as5Ge-zssszlall Tx hrst Monday in February,fF E! 1858, under the Supervision of JAS. L. BARRY, A. M, as Principal. gentleman of superior liter ary attainments, and who has been successfully en- gagged Tn teaching for time. The scholastic year Will be divided into two sessions of five months each The location of this Academy is beautiful and healthy and, with the high moral tone of the citi- zehS' ofers nducements to parents and guardians to send their daughters and wards to this institution Rates of Tuition for Session Of five Months. Alphabetical Lessons, Reading etc.,. sl0 co Eilgiish Grammar, Geography and Arithne ic, 5 % Higher Branches Mathematics Asronemy
 Botany, Geology Rhetoric, Chemistry. etc, 20 % LaIih and Greek Languages, slO co extra. French, Drawing and Painting. each slo % extra Music on Piano, Mcodeon and Guitar
 with Use of instrument. each 30 co
 Pupils will be charged from the time they com mence. and no deduction except for protractcd illness Board can be had in private families at Ss per month VIM. F. SMITH President
 Board of Directors. Princeton. Dallas co. Ark. Dec. l5 '57. 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
To Advertisers.
10 B " Q R X :.

facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can. Surpassed by printing establishment the country
 procured, at of sixteen hundred dol. of Isaac Adams mammoth printing achines which skcs to do book and pamphlet work in superior style ,rfS low nrices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
an. IA. 1858. 4W
ENERGY PLACE FOR RENT.

A~(O rTHE above named valuable pro- &uaSSAxA 1 perty, containing 500 acres of M ilINELAA land, 300 of which are deadeaed and ~Se=-<s- about 65 to 75 in cultivation and ad- joining the land of MT. Conoway Scott in Pulaski county is now for Rent( the rent can all be paid by improvements made on the land, if desired, by the renter.) Possession given immediately. ALSO;
 @n this place, large quantity of Corn Salted Pork Mules, Horses, Hogs, Cattle etc.. etc.. all of which will be sold on reasonable terms For further infor nation apply on the place tc Mir. O. b. Slaughter or to Conoway Scott who is acting agent for renting and selling. A. J. HUTT.
 P. S.-Three Hands can be hired with the place.
 Jan. l9, 1858 If A JH
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
NOTICE.

DERsoNs wishing any kind of writing done, such can be accommodated by calling on the undersigned at the office of F.. Jordan, corner of Louisiana and Markham streets. | p OWEN
 Little Rock Ian 10 1e5e o,o " >
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
New Jewelry at Cohen,s.

NeW JeWeiry at COhensS.
 oSr received small but select addition to my J already large supply of elegant Jewelry.
 To Lady Housekeepers.
 choice lot of superior SILVER BUTTER KN1VE made in the very latest style, and to my order. In order to make it object for those wanting any thing in my line, to purchase nom. and to enable me to replace my mechandise have determined to close out my present stock, atsall advance upon original cost, TOT cash. Jan. l9, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
K. E. k.

To conclude, would state that Radays Ready Relief IS an external and internal remedy that impossible pain 10 exist the system that under nfuence-ts quckenng infues strength the weak feeble and nhrm No matter what the of the pain be dose or application will instantly stop it.
 RadsoaBs Regulators in the form of Pills elegantly coated with gum and when take will occasion or ekne'S-their office IS 10 regulate the organs of the tenn 10 healthy and regular action, equaze circua ton of the blood, and expe all difficulties and engagements from he liver, stonacb bowels, kidneys skn bladder, and thus curing rapidly all diseases o cated Tn either of the organs of the body general system Every lady slould keep box of these Pills on hand They the certain Regulators take Rddnays Remouatng Resotuent is for the of of chron,c constitutional, scofuous character SKIN ERUPTIONS, SALT RHEUM, JUNIORS etc These remedies pleasant take quick action aud safe. No injury result from theIr Let the sick give them trial RADWAY co,
 I62 Fulton Street, New York
 The R. R. R. Remedies sold by Druggists the United States an canadas and by Merchants places where Druggists. June l6, 1857. Iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
Christmas Books and Presents.
A RARE CHANGE.

yIO any person wishing to go into the merchandi- zing business, I will sell my splendid stock of Z,,ry, Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Hardware,
 uery Queensware, Liquors. Groceries. etc. etc., at ost and carriage. will also state that my present foek of goods bought at the East, very low, du-
 n'g Ihe late money panic. l will sell op six. eight
 we've W months credit. with good security. Ihavc
 M o the best stands, and in the most business part t.d ine cl6y The store has large city and country ybcb put , l wish to go into different business ''iln nse see Tor any further particulars.
 w lo. 9l. D. L. OaCONNELL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
FOR SALE.

A TRACT of $40 acres of choice rich cotton land \ selected and located in the year lS3s-ninetcen years ago It is in the heart of the cotton regi n e"o hies and three quarters north of the Louisiana State line. and about four miles from the Missssinn; riNer, back of Grand Lake. and half mile west of neighborhood,
 In T. l9 S.. R. 9 w.
 W. E of sec. l2-320 acres
 N w. H of sec. l3--lGo And N. E. 14 of sec. l4-l60 :.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
Making in one tract. 640 acres

Making in one tract, 6f0 acres Price twenty dollars per acre-one third cash and the balance in one and two years with interest till Pald at per cent per annum- This land was pat ented by the United States title perfect deed with general warranty will be made to the purchaser after full payment.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 Little Rock, A,kar.sas
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL! 1!
 Jefferson County. Ark.

'INHE undersigned wishes to inform the public ge- | nerally, that he has located at White Sul- rhnr Springs seven miles west of Pine Bluff where he k busily engaged in rcpaing. building and fur nIsihg rooms t0 accommodate all who may wish to aVai themselves ot the medical IropYietes of the waters ot these justly celebrated springs eight in number within the limited compass of thirty feet lochity romantic and healthy and s,cict, good His buildings will he commodi"usly arranged and neatly fnrnshd. table well supplied with the substantials as well d. some of the luYurie> of life. Good and eff clent servants always i'll attendancc. The best of pr"Nender for horses and experienced osters to take them m charge Meals furnished at all hours to the Visiting and travelling community. and every atten- ton pal to render them comfortable. He is also prepared to board students o both scXcs W ho may desire to attend the excellent and well regulated Female school under the sipcrintcndence of Mr. J. C. Newton. and the Male School conducted hv Mr. NJ tuinc which arc now in successful operation- Parents wishing 10 board their children with the un dcrsi@ncd may Test assured that every possible atten ton shall be paid them. and that lie and his lady will do all in their power to render them contcnted and happy. w. B. POOL. Jan. F, 1858 3m
 3,eOO ACRES SWAMP LAND FORSALE: SITUATED in Townships 8 and South. N' Range W est, Jefferson county. A ikailsas ESN lieSe lands were among the first selections in II Jefferson county, and lie on the atase,ca and Lit tie Bayou Meto. For particulars apply to
 C. LANG FREE
 Little hock, Ark. Helena Democrat will copy fill forbid.
 Jan. l2, 1858. l4-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
STAR CANDLES.
Shirt ROsO,ns.

.ln BOXES Star Candles-fulI weight. and an A eJO No. article. just received and for sale by
 J. J. McALMONT, 't r
 jan. l9, ls5s at the New Drug Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
Mrs. Richards Young Ladies Institute.
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Mrs. Kichard,s Young Ladies Institute,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
 'I>IIE Semi annual Examination at this Institute l will begin on Monday. January 25th at o'clock A. M., and continue on Tuesday and Wednesday. 26th and 27th. The Concert to test the proficiency of the Musical Pupils. will take place on Wednesday evening. at 71z o'clock. The report of the Exanin- ing committee will be read between the first and sec ond part of the Concert. Parents and friends of Education requested to assist all these exercises wtbuut any further invitation.
 The new session will open on Monday first of February, and continue five months. Scholars from abroad wishing to join the school will be boarded at the Institute, here comfortable rooms can be se- cured. Jan 5 '5s l3-4w 7'r
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
SELLING OFF AT COST

SELLING OFF AT COST. hkf Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. HI Hats and Caps, Carpets, etc. On account of the hard times we have decided to sell from "ur CIV and large stock of Goods at cost and no higher until February lst. 1858
 l.. NJ. FILKINS 6S co. Little Rock Dec 15 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
AT COST! AT COST!

df dM I AM now determined to close out my >22 hHF''l Il entire stock of Ready made CIo- L4EJ thing, at COST and CARRIAGE, lff those who desire to get Bargains, and become pos sessed of gentlen,anly suit for d small amount should now come forward. and be accommodated with the FINEST CLDTHING offering in the city
 1 would ask those indebted either b, note or ac- count to come forward and settle immediately WILL and MUST have money.
 .9y~ COME TO SEE ME! AZ.
 .an ,, '5s. H. E. IltZEKIAH
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

A fE" or those suPerlor extra fine plain, figured "A and embroidered Linen Shirt Bcsoms are still TOT sale at tftr- tlvf HENRY'S.
 Jan. 19, ls5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
LNGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
 FOR YOUNG MEN.
EDWARD SAUTER,

4 'INllE second session of my school will AN | commence on the lst Monday in Fe AH bruary, prox. &H The course consists of English Branches, IE7O Mathematics, Natural Science Ancient and Modern Languages.
 should the pupil remain in the School sufficient length Of time propose to impart thorough knowl- edge of the above branches of an education My acquaintance with, and success in giving instruction in the Ancient and Modern Languages warrants me Tn giving assurance to the public, that believe my self fully qualified to advance young men in these important branches tat Mir. Albert Chen, a practical chemist has special charge of the Chemistry class. Having at his dispo sal Chemical apparatus, purchased for and used in my school, he not only imparts thorough knowledge of the theory. but demonstrates and exemplies the science by experiments thereby ndelibly impressing the great laws of Chemistry upon the youthful mind III manner at once agreeable and profitable This class is taught exclusively in the evening.
 TERMS:
 Tuition in all the above Branches (except Chemis- try, per session of five months $50 CO., to be pre- paid invariably half in advance the balance on the end of the session. Extra chemistry BIO % Incidental expenses. ................... co No pupils admitted for shorter period than one session.
 Preparatory study hour at the Institute every even ing from to P. M.
 EDWARD sAUTER, 4. -K Principal 2r,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
EVERY FANJI.Y SUOJu.D BE apurn
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many diseases that alct are inherited as heir looms from the diseased bodies of sickiv Scrofua Consumption, Syphilis Fits, among the most common of constitutional diseases Now how many gene. raons the seeds of these diseases have m the system corupLing the blnodRadrags Renorting ResofueR VIII eradicate from the bodies particle of diseased deposits, and fill the veins with pure and healthy blood.
 hddTdy Rc"ordtmg Resotpa should be hailed bles. ss by every mother throughout the land infants are afflicted "h Sores, Humors etc. Thee breaking eary) are evidences of diseases the stock. few doses of the Renorating Re<opeut will era dcae every vestige of he disease and insure the child sound and healthy body.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

STATn cJ1s9F oF ahEANsAs' ar YAlSs ss.
 In the Yell Circuit Court on the Chancery side thereof before the clerk of said court in vacation on the l2th day of January, 1858.
 Elizabeth Collins, by William Lee, as her next friend, Complainant.
 vs. ! Bill for Divorce.
 Rush II. Collins, Defendant.
 NOMES the pa;nant, by IIoowell & Jacoway O her solicitors, and files her bill of complaint herein and affidavit thereto attached from which it appears that the said defendant is resident of the State of Arkansasthe object of which bill is to obtain divorce from the bonds of matrmony. be- tween said complainant and defendant, upon charge of willu desertionit is therefore ordered that the said defendant be notified of tbe pendency of this suit by publication of this order in the True Demo- crat, newspaper published in the State of Arkansas, for two weeks suce,svely the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the term of this court which t. begin and be held at the court house. in the town of Danville, Yell county, Arkansas, on the fourth Monday of March A. D. 1858, requiring said defendant to be and appear before the Judge of our said court, on or before the third day of said term to plead, answer demur said bill or the same will be taken confessed. and decree entered accordnglv Attest. THOMAS W. POUND, Clerk. true copy from the records.
 THOMAS w. POUND, Clerk. Ian Oyv rf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

SOda.-4 halt bbls. Sub. Carb Soda. .Tu.t recd 0 and for sale by FIELD S DOLBY.
 Dec. 29. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

RADwAY's METHOD OF CURES
 SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTUAI,
 There pain, however torurous or excruci,n, bn, that simple application of Rddrays Ready Relief will in. antly stop and quickly aay the most violent Sn.sm ; hammations and congestons There disease long II may nave become established the system whether constituonal chronic, humorous oathsome carac Ter. ont that Rad~ays Re"orating Resotren win extem nate and muse neo life, blood ner eristenee throughout the brok down emancia ed of the body.
 If by negulary otherwise the organs of the system oefanged and incapable of performing their functions;if the Liver, Heart Bowels Stomach Baader haneyI, akln Nerves Blood etc., are at faut dose two o' hadrays Regulators will health regu lay to every organ throughout the body They force each and every organ to the natural performance duty and thus Keep up regular and heal ny circulation blood It dose of Rad,oay's Regulators were swallowed the moment person feels unwe when unpea ant syup tom appears there would be further trouble for the dis eased action would be arrested and healthy acton re- established On one fact the sick may depend-rHAr DIS EASE CANNOT GROW THE SYSTEM FORTIFIED AND uNnrp THE INFLUENCE OF THE R. R. R. REMEDIES.
 RADWAY's READY RELIEF.
 All the nrmtes aches pains that are saddled mon he crippled hody are readily removed and quickly mated by Radnay's Ready Refe The rapidity with which u stops .he most agon'zng pains and restores the nfrm, nervous ana Dedniden to comfort and heah forms only unit of truy wonderful power Those who have Tor years fingered in misery have suddenly eVed oi all pam, and enabled in few hours an'leS and iabor which years of disease and have prevented. The great principles involved in the wonderful curative powers ot Rtrays Ready Reicf, exclusively confined to these Remedies; and the great medical pncipe on which these Remedies prepared that renders them so
 CERTAIN, QUICK AND EFFECTUAL
 EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE ARMED!
 family armed with Radsnays Ready Rrguators nud Re. sofren are well fortified for with hese Remedies you resist break and drive The system all di,eas that have ever afflicted humanity since the fall of Adam
 MALARIA
 In countries where maiarious diseases prevail Ague Dvs. enry Choieia, Cholera Morbus Typhoid Tvphns; nonia and oner Malignant FeVes, taken as preventive will securely protect the inhabitants Of an nieetNe district against serious attacks; and if the infection has already spread prompt of Rady ReitCf and Regulators will quickly the patient and ex. pei the infections malady entirely from the sysien
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
The Best Bargains

N the City to be had at 4. Pollock's Clotbino Store. every body is selling off at cost. but am selling off the remaining Stock of my Winter Cloth ing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, etc.. etc., Below Cost. No humbug: come and sec for yourselves. Being in want of money, would respectfully call those indebted to to call at once and settle mn A. POLLOCK,
 Jan. 5th. 1858. .a ,.- Main Street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
A LONG CABLE OF CERTIFICATES


 thanks and certificates of than all other medicine ma nufsctnrers and medicine practitioners the worId put together. ' r The weight of the paper alone which said certificates and letters of thanks written, is over ten tons-and if said certificates attached together one great roll it would measure the immense distance of tou saad seren Hundred and torty:fue miles. Among the immense number of certificates are: l2O,OoO Attenuation cured in from minutes to twenty four hours 9O,O0O Chronic cured in from one week tn six weeks. Pain relieved in a few moments after it's first application. 100000 Cases of Tie Doloureux Nenragia Pains ped m few moments, and cured in from half n hour to few days. 100000 Cases of Burns, Scads Bruises and other acc
 dents Pains stopped in a few moments, and cured in a day 90. 3ooooo Gases of D'nhGa Pains stopped in few moments 50,eO0 Gases of Fever and Agae. 1000 Case, of Scarlet Fever. 100 Cases of Yellow Fever. reported ns. How many of this fatal disease have been cured by the aid of the Relie not reported, unable to say 100000 Gases of lnohache Earaches, Sains Lumlagos and pains in the legs, back, etc., from five to twenty-five minutes. 3,0G0 Case of Asthma. 10000 Broi, hi Is. Catanh Long Complaint etc. 10000 Cases of Sypiiic Rheumatism Node and other venerea lalnts. 2oo,ooo Ca.er of Sick and Nervous Headache Rush of Blood to the Head 5,O00 Gases of Cholera (Asiac) in from fifteen mpues six hours
 Besides hou hons ds of everyday com plants of no given name that every one, IS more or less sublec: 5000 Gases O Dyspepsia. lO,UGU Cases of Skin Dseases Salt Rheum Sores Sore Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face. Pin,pie>, Blotches and Iiumors of all kind>-cured bv the use of Reno vating Resovent. A change for the bet CT IS felt by he sufferer of the oahsome disease in a few hours aiieT dose of Resolve ent Is taken 20O00 Cases of Costvenes>. Indigestion, Liver Com. painis, Heart Diseases kidnev, Bladder and tretha diihculties, cured by few doses of R. D. WAYS REGULArO RS dose of which once week will keep organ n the system in a healthy condition and force them due perfor nance of their duties.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
BEST ARTICLE.

Ono BEST ARTICLE. l lNNl LBS. superfne Flour, just received. and iioOO for sale low for cash At
 A'' ioa' MCPHERSON & OVERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

4 Bbls. White and Powdered Sugar, for sale II for cash, by FIELD d DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
leSular Arkansas River and New Oriean
 Packet.

INIT steamer Tennessee Belle. J. IT,
 L&DU RNELL Master, will run regu- z-ss.s--3s larly from New Orleans Hp the Arkansas river during the ensuing season.
 This boat Is large and commodious, Well adapted for the trade, and in every respect one of the most detfable boats on the river. Her officers will spare no pains to give satisfaction to those who may give them business Nov. 24. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
R. R. R

EFT not the sick die! for in Rad,cav,s R. R. Rcm.da A~ there IS nep life for all pho Aacc tath in them
 LET THEM BE TRIED!
 RADwAy's METHOD OF CURE IS SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTJJAL,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

.s COTTON ln. --..- ,.Ii DACKETS and remnants of COTTON received in Il exchange for Spun Thread and Wool Rolls at the New Factory. in Pike county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
The Locomotives

Fine Apples. LUST received per steamer s. H. Tucker ao bb,s o Of Fine Apples, and for sale by Dec. 10. '57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
|,rgRMs OF ADvnRTIsING.

crbers already upon books avail themselves o &fates, by paying up arrearages and forming clubs 4 1Stes, payments mast aiDays be iR adgaace.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

tG Selling OH--NOt at Cost. " But Knowing Ones Know Where to Get the Best
 Bhgainsn e..l ECElVED per steamer Qnapaw large lot of " whole and half barrels Molusses. Rio Coffee, Sngar, Salt Star Candles Soda Saleratus Copperas. mmadder, M Lead, Shot, Powder Soap, Sieves and ranted Buckets-all cheap the cheapest. Apply to A. J. HUTT.
 ean. IF, isoe Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
 EST ATE

Including the Des Arc Ferry, and many Valuable Town Lots in Des Arc and Choice Lands in Jackson and Prairie Counties.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-26

.u BY PEGGY. Joy, oh! man, dost thou profess to feel the Gentle flow of love, upon the great deep of thy soul, and ne'er have seen the beauty, That fills cleations wide expanses -l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-18

1t Ia stated that after the murderous duel of the
French snb.lieutenants with Mr.. Pene, editor Of
the Figaro a book was publicly opened at that of.
fice aud every civilian who chose, especially those
connected with the press, were invited to put
down their names the fighting list. These lists
were then TO be submitted to the officers, who
were to appoint men to fight them. The sub lieu
tenants broke into the office, and, by violence
compelled the hands to set up and print off an
edition with long, absurd article, indicating the
iiitary aud applauding their deeds. Louis Ma
poleou, thereupon, has expressly threatened every
officer who should fight a civilian without per
mission Of the authorities"
It remains to be seen what effect this menace
will have It ties the hands of the officers, to a
Certain extent, and it may also be supposed to tie
the tongue of the press and of civilians generally
for as they can now insult officers with some de-
gree Of IMMUNITY, they will shrink from taking
advantage of their exemption from responsibility.
There are no people in the world more chiValrous
than the French and brave men dsdan to assail
those who not at liberty to appeal to the sword.
1t is TO be hoped that such will be the result OF
the interpositon Of the Government. An intelli-
gent Philadelphia journal speaks of the press as
zone of the real powers in France 1t is difficult
to imagine such an assertion made gravely. The
French press is not allowed to discuss political
subjects; it only exists by the breath of the En-
peror; ii has limited circulation among the Peo-
pie, and does not guide reflect their opinions
la France there are no great orators, except IN
the pulpit, for eloquence is the child of liberty
and no great political writers in the newspapers,
for politics are to them forbidden fruit. The
fields of science literature, arms, are open to the
active mind of the nation, and by its achievements
in these one can form some idea of the energies
that are depressed by the muzzle that is clapped
upon the mouth of the press.