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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03

A New Orleans paper eulogizes the
marble statue Of a beautiful female as
meat, chaste, and classical" We
suppose that all marble women are
chaste. ..... &c..
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03
T There is class of personSw h

U There is class ofpersons Who
only make friends to use them. If
they can get nothing out Of a man,
they 90 not want his friendship. Such
people treat their friends like cigars
they hang on to them. get all the good
from them. and then throw them away.
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Woman's Tears.

Hide thy tears
| do not bid thee not 10 shed tbem-'twere
Easier to stop Euphraies al its source
Than one tear OF true and tender heart;
But let me not behold them-they unman me
BYRON.
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DC Advice, says Coleridge, is like
snow; the softer it falls the longer it
dwells upon, and sinks into. the mind.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03

A Tennesseean who was asked if he
had ever seen the Mammoth cave of
Kentucky. replied, no, but he had voted
for Cave Johnson.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03

Men are born with two eyes, but
with one tongue, in order that they
should see twice as much as they say.
The same is applicable to women.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03

Those who depend on the merits of
their ancestors, may be said TO search
in the roots OF Che tree for those fruits
which the branches ought to produce.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03

How wisely Nature. ordering all below,
Forbade on woman's chin a beard 10 grow;
For how should she be shaved, whate'er the
skill,
Whose tongue would never let her chin be
still.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03

If you wish to grow wealthy, get
married. What it costs to support
one vice will keep six children.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03

DO Success prompts eXcrtion, and
habit facilitates success. Habit also
gives promptncss, and the soul Of dcs-
patch is decision. One may write a
book or paint picture, while another
is delberating about a plant or little
page. The more we do, the more we
can do. If we go forward with spirit
and confidence, we shall succeed. He
who does nothing renders himself in
capable of doing anything, while ca.
pacity is inyigorated by occasions OF
necessity. Our expenditure Of intel
lectual wealth makes us rich. and we
acquire ideas by impartiss them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07
Unequailed Iaducements to Cust0-
nlers IN her line at Wholesale
and Retail.
Seneca CoGnty Lands at Prirate
Sgfe.

A AGENT for nr. n n Steiner ohcr at privaiesale
T. The following described furmsi
trii-fhc Farm which Jacob Omwick rcsides, al.
joining che City Of Iifn, aud the Plank Road lending
from fremont to Upper 6anduky. This Firm contains
uee hundred end eeven t3 about hundreda and
eighty OF which Is cleared aud under COED tsuci rgaud cu
vauou and IN quality Is not surpassed by my in the county
being mostly River botlomi the remainder Z heavily um.
beTed and all under Fencing The Sanusky River forms
pan Of iu Eesiein boundary.
The improvements consist of good Log Dwelling House,
New Frame Barn with eranafes com cribs wagon sheds
ondhcr necessary DOT buildings anda well Of wutofin the
yard On he farm good bearing har ana t younr
orchards Of the choicest fruits, planted year n This
farm, uf cuiityof soil location and other anntsre N
OF che most dcsirahe 90 ha found and will be- dvided
" desired, TO suit puruhascr
secondTho FARM containing 100 fts on which Ieres
mioh Miller resides, in Adams township adjoining tho vii.
age Of Lowell, on he Portland road, and tie road lcndns
nom hcpubeto Green slting' about three miles from the
notwoen y and sixty acres Of This tract ore CLEARED and
rnder cultivation, he balanceheayib tmhsred win black
walnut poplar and other valuable timber ahe soil ib
" y black loam and Of thc best quality.
u is well waefod by neverainr spring and stream 49,
The Improvements consist Of new and suhstnntin Fynne
House and other buildings end an orchsri al boe
fruit planted four years age.
ThirdA tract Of hundrd and sixty ncres In Adnmg
townshpi adjoining the above tract, about thfv arrr az
which are cleared and under cult vhnn the ~ a,
ty hmbered with valuable timber. small stream passet
through this tract and the soil Is Of frat quality.
Any further description Of theto ans deemed nnere.
say, aspersous desrous Of purchasing win Of course
inc for themselves which hoycan DO hy ci Ting on either H
the tenants above named the Agent 1n either
whom VIII show the premises. Terms made ensy
THIN, Oct. 20, '313fn LEWIS DAIFXEi. I-tsit-i
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Against
Mary Uonnessv, William Hsnnetsy, Thomas Wcnnofsy,
NishA ff,nuofsy, David Henueny, ianvt lunnesty
and Cornelius liennosiy, Defendants.
TNuH snid Defendants, Michael Heunosaey and David
4 Hennessy, will ake notice that the sad Planuns did
on the Bth DAY Of April 1859, Tile molr petition n th9
onn Of Common Pleas within and 0f tho county OF Sen'
aiA and state Of ohio against the said Michael lounes
and David iennetsy aud Mnfy ilsnnofYt William Hen
messy, Thomas HonnassY, James uennessy and cufneu,
icanassy noendhni setting forth that on The 2lh day nl
January, 1857, thuis reduced 20 writing what pnl'
poft be- The verbal WIN OF Philip iennessY icooHscd
late on said county, that said pfutonded verbal WIN
duood 20 writing, wat the "a day Of toafnnfg, y
il5l admitted 10 Probate by The Probate CouH ni said
seneoa oounty that the said Philip onneiay by said pro-
tended verbal win gves aad hcquoaih 20 said defendant
Mary Hrnnessy al aud snguaf the poriona property OF
every knd nad lotuflptOn " which said Phillip enneiY
He'd possessed 20 ho held enjoyed ooaiTuad and din0i
~ hy her IN any she might dass That said pff.
ionuad verbal will fodured 10 willing and admi tied 20
'fihata nnt tho val srhal win Of tail Philip liinnut
"a that said defendant William ennasry, hss been duly
ipnnnte hnd quaAnod AdmiHlaHAtnr of The ettaiu Of
hip Uannatsy deceased and praying hatnn Issue atlaw
ln made up 20 the validity of said pretended verbal
W aud II said Issue b. found against d pretended vof
bal VIII that then BY the decree uf tald CouH the same
nay be deoed nu ana void and that ha estate OF luid
,hlp uaane.sv be iilbbulad among be haf a. law and
fr geutfh relief
Ana me .,id Michael Haanessy md David lIendsi'y are
.reby noiho that they fsqnfed % appeuf an answer
tld pgtiou on or boofs the tht saurlly after che 2sm
Y tay, 1853. BY HALL itlIEHMssHN
Aprla.aw'p $500 Ahys foE Plan'iH'
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NINE REGuLAR O0uRs

uintendod 70 repoteut every species OF husnoss oA
snNrh Retail % thc heaviest and mnst Intricate Al
Whnietule Nnnui pn, as wellaF naHkius RaiiroaA
og,ele iema' De AtStentby oug vast aad eouutantl,
iRIeatiag ComneIoa.
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Bank

Voatku Hnn0us A, o, hNLnwIN and W. &. llg6l
- have associated themselves Coz no putote of trans
ariinF pHvAtu Banking hnsness unicrtho name vt ~ a.
hEp1gs %. tnteIsst Will paid oa deposits standing
months a. pCf sent, per Annun,
Ia
Land Warrants bough, and sod.
mis5, W. c. HenGes 90
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FAouLTY.

n. ~. nay,vr, n, D. stalrrov, >. q BarAyr, }. e
CAtgyi 3, o.. CsLmvs,n A. HtYeh in'irictors In Tho
afcnathf Arc0nnts and fociHr'u Hnfneai Cuitona.
n irrycEn 5ovg, tuitfnstofs w nusiness and or.
namenta peam inshp and LECTURER, Commercial Cor.
rcFpnndehee.
lion. Hoa,cr M,ss, Hon GEo W. CuvroN, Hon. Ell
uu nuHufrr, Special Lecturers.
tion. sAuUnLSraRNwEN NrrRn iioRtoH D CLAHG, ESQ,
Hon. 1HgsR r. nuuor, fsoeturufson Commercial Law.
Rov FaEorucNr r BHowt, rrof Asa mAN, Lectu.
fefs on political Economy.
Roy. ltaEt ELLEa, Rov. Dr. ArKEy, iociurcr on Com.
mef.il Ethics
y p HAsoY, j. y. MeaanN, Lecturer on Banking, VI.
nance, et1.
H. a. M,asu,ua n. &. LuoE, Lpourcu, on The General
Principles % id Details Of Rhllfoading.
}. ~. NrRat,a. EaEasos ~ Wnfrr, Lecturers on Com
al fla1fH
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tst state. who are over hfloan years Of
bts. Of Who are oapabio Of rooeiving iu-
l6uoiion a. oommon schools. bat paying
pupils Of any atl may be admitted at tie
discra,ioo q The board.
500 & That ori tnai section seven Of
the above named act BE-, and the same ia
hereby fopai'ed.
SEQ. .. rhis act shall take edsos aud
BE- Ia foroo 10 and sfter is passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the Hoase of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER.
Prosideot Of ihe Senate.
April ~. 1858.
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7 me- EXTENDED OOURsR

emhfacesleagh pFaeuealisisl the various Bu,ns
frnsi aud IL doiFnrd uF saeh studo q b. asv 40 b,
mend ionfef than tho time fsqpred hy De Ra,oi,r
somo sptcialHuate. '''t
Nv taxing 10 atlion tho ENtoAdod Course ths strl,
wtWhe euhfolly and nrlhiNhlt ofnn1ya cd a month";
fENMANsilP ''rfecucAl aai oraamant,ln % in allie.
varieties, Willie ttngAi IN the most thor0ufh and eint
mAaaeS, BY one of hs het te,ohert 10 me Nest De,
eusgai method 0i teaching nnsinots Vitar. ths M.
rihangranhlc System viii Nsa Do taught Thiit,st,,, ~
popnNraad recommended by our hsgl educauoa,l ,s ~
Wv iaghinlho Pahic schools OF Cleveland, Column, a
roelo. NAM o,lr leholls 0pan for eoo te.,hr ~
.hlfTihmnsrinhr, - saou IA they can be guhNfal
DAILY LECTURES on pfarUoal and Tbos5,ii..
aaok,keenine, Mercantile Laws, OommofoihI p,h.. ~
tinnHl Eonpimy, Az of Oompufaou, Commercial f,i,
tsuons, Ncrrantls Cnsloms, Raakihr, Exchange 49,,
morae, Rar,Nhng ulnneroial iisloff Dnsinosf ,o,es
pahisnce, Pennanship,e eio.
me Nsw sol, q Rooms, of this College, os5aps, The
hnestl1eeiol IN the city, suaied hey ara on he eo
ofthe fohiosluare and superior ufsot ai5fiiae f,it
viuwof most psris ofthe city ead ihe Lake rhs too
aeaNv sel asleiy arnithed turpsssinf IL 5000
those 0fuay n
The LAnlesCouRsE isthe ssms a. ,hst of the Gan
tlanitu, aH,Thng cqualaalhtss 10 alaiits Who ns i
10 avsil Aemsrlves % the Comnefoial Coufse f'-
The PdaoipalhaviaF extensive huslnott
= seaaloa'0 's'sss a;ssealsss asry siAlt gils
N,NhsA1s.iy.
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TIE DESIGN.

u is hu dee, rn uf ths nr,rrsiof, Of sso Colleges 20
perfect chain Of nuueu Schools tom Eni 70 West
fot ling hs ample fgillde iofyolng men aud yonng
adei 20 qu!liiy uemscyo' pindbe positions n lle
Their sthiol the points above established an lrm
basis, and ,re M IN q mon pIoperoq' condition. me
teachers in the varont departments are thoroughly accom-.
pliihed practical business men.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
win embrace tho mos, approved and prnctea form. oi
kssninr hortshy no1he Eafy u tho various dgnaf ment
ol Trade aal D6hnerio nouling ihc General Wholesale
aud Rsis, Msriantle Eschange, Commssioh, Manuaot.
ufng, Railroad, Bankinf, Pdutng, Mining shnpng'
SuamhoAtng, IN iiydnn rafnefthp and Compound Com
pany Buune", ~ mnnu'erri' from which The Sipde1,
copies, afe written iu hbol which ~t
serve as goat aaKilliary 10 securing TO him an excellent
style Of writing.
WRGrING DEPARTMENT.
Thisiopartmsni lsunder tho lurusdate supervision Of
2. sPeyCggN sous. 70 publ cthi s sufficient guar
1nty ihht " will be we'll conducted While Mr. is con.
coded ~ stani nrsamnsntiy high as an Author and
Toaohef 10 mHv in justice be sai 0f HE who
ISOLATED With HIM that hoy oornpuro myofnhy IN point Of
aHisto attainment with their accomplished master. This
fwitout doubt the most flblo place pursue Psnman.
ship sastudy In the entire West.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Il oau.qly ,cpea,o from The geu,lomons aud 10 aod up
n a neat and convenient nlnnuer.
TIME OF COMMENCING.
A,theto are no eut,, nud no vloatlon student, may
enter ANY sime and prosecute hsr studies without ~
rapidly a. HI eniopfie wlladn
DAILY LECTURES
Yubs delivered on the scionoo Of Acronuts. Commercial
Law, po'io1l E'nnony, Commercial Calculations, bank
ing, Hornnuie Cftons Com ncria Ethics Riilroaing.
nnsinoss lauuspoadcncc, Mining Commefoia BIOGRAPHY,
ctr.
scuoLA Ausnp issued from tho Cleveland college will
DO good Ia Chicago, i'To, and Abany, and vice
TERMS.
Fot ftil snursa time unlimited-inopdinr an do.
putmena of u oh Keeping, Lectures and
Spcncodan PenmNnship, at0
For ,nine ondfsrih Ia aiief napaF,w's.fi "a
Persors tak ing q iiip alone, wilroceive one
- m1nfh'-tr .tsnnliQn ffr W
Inltmted course OF "ennnnthipt 10 90
rhrone The extensive hnsines aoqnainanoo OF the Pin
naf Of the Stadaat graduating, are placed In
luff1iivc dtuatiunf.
~ Far Nfiher aiouaiinn. pleaieoaat College Room,
send iofz uatAlosus. Adlflfa
npN Ant A. HrRArTON,
oeti6-iy. Gle, eland, Alh1ny, Chicago, % nuiho.
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AUDIroR's OFucE
IiEFIV April %, 1853.
honsby certify tha. .he foregoing acts
re correctly copied from the original
aetss as reported 70 this Office.
JAsEs N. STEVENS.
tsaaW AsdBsg.
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SEcR FART on SrArE's OFncE,l
CoLuaBus. 1853
hereby certify that the foregoing aets
are true copies Of the original rolls on Gle
~ thia olice.
a p. RUSSELL.
Seereiary ef Ssais.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

T0HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
Il taxed their utmost 70 produce this best most perfect
purgativo which ia known 20 man. Inuumorubo proofs
are shown that these Ps have virtues which surpas IN
excellence the ordmary medicines aud that they win
procedontedly upon the esteem Of all men, Theyare sale
aud pleasant 20 take but powerful to cure Thor pon3-
ratng properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
tho ohstuctons Of Us organa purify tho blood,
and expe disease They ont the ionl humora which
breed and grow disemper, stimulate sluggish or di1or-
dcred organs into their natural action and npar healthy
tone with strength TO lho whole system Not only do
they the everyday complaints Of ovory body but
also formidable aud dangerous disoasea that have baihod
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
Effects they tho time In diminished doses, tho
safest aud best physo that be employed for children
Being sugarcoatod they pleasant to akoi aud being
purify vegetable free from any risk Of harm Curel
have been made which surpess belief were they mot sub
lantated by Of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion OF untruth. Many eminent
cergymon aud physicians have lent their names to oort
y 10 the public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9TH
ers have tho Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely 10 tho relief Of my
AFFLICTED, suffering fellow-men. ~.
The Agent below named pleased TO furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions ior their use and
certificates Of their cures OF the following oomplanta;
c,s,issnass, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropay
Heartburn, lleedacne Using tfon foul stomach, Nan
arising hereIohL fatulency loss Of Appetite all Ulcer
ens sia Ostahs2us D,s riih , ssi,ss a" ssssn
ing tho blood and stimulating the system, NAM
complaints which Il would not be supposed they could
tcach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia ant
Nervous Iltabty, Drangements OF tho Liver and Kid
uoys Gout and other kindred complaints arising fom
low state Of the body obstruction Of a functions.
Do not be nut on by unprincpled dealers with gOml
other pin they make more profit Ask for ATEnl
PiIs and take nothing else. No other they giyl
you compares With this IN It's intrinsic value ouraty
powers The sick want the best aid there l. for them
aud they should have t.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PHim 20 oTs. Pn Box. FIVE BozE FoB 81.
SOLD BY
K. Med. GIBSON,a. q u, l. st. JOHN & co.
lilin, and Druggists generally. novl3 ly
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-NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

fikcaatthe vey scrminatlngp1iuts 0f the Sconee %
Veangtho grcW natura two.iold division Of the Lev,y
whereby seen the proper line OF demnrkainn heisten
Resen Vopwscutativs Property and the sovarnnr law
et tnset A. regHrs i Affecting the two olatses Of ao
lnsArons, thns irpnlug Tits mo.t usofl and braph0
clcnrc of much Of tiinashouofcd myserios made snob
hv arbitrary anlinihlllhlc rules, meaningless flIms AMI
flso naouvi and henre ennblcs the student 20 aeoyr
coHecmotons ofaaeouut Momboiiodi Ia actual practice
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RoOK KEEpING pEPARTMRNT

suhnre three ANlaei grades VIA, iaitalory, Pogui,r
and ENtonioA CNrlses und Aughton Folo rs New Neth
od, recommended hy uyel twenty Of tho most reliable
Practical Aecountants Of Cleveland
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
R. E. ARLINGTON.

ENJ CALENDAR. THos. FLI>T. GEO. E. LkAREAKD. fN4LLENDER. FLINT X CO.,, importers and I jobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., # td A Pearl street. Boston. Inn Is 1855 tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
Masonic Lodges in Little Rnck-

 WESTERN STAR LODGE Mo- 2.-E. H. ENG LISH, V. M
 MAGNOLIA LoDeE, No. so.-GRANvILLE Mo PHERSON, w. M. GRAND LoDeE OF ARKANSAS, L. E. BARBER C. N., T. D. MERRIcK, c. Sec UNION CHAPTER. Nc. 2.-E. II. ENGLISH IT. ?. GRAND CHAPTER OF ARKANsAs.-E H ENGLISH C. H P. A. s. HUEY. c. Sec. OCCIDENTAL COUNCIL R. & s. NJ. No IL. E BARBER, C. M
 HUGH DE PAYENs CoMMANDERY. K T. No. L. L. F.. BARBER, Cm. ACACIA LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. IA ts A R.-L. k. BARBER C. IT, kEDRoN COUNCIL PRINCES OF JERUsALEM No l E. Il. ENGLISH, X JU EXCELSIOR CHAPTER RosE CRo1x. No Ia. c WATKINS, r. " H GODFREY DE ST. OVER. CHAPTER KSIGuRs IA DosoH, No. IL. F. BARBER, Gr Cam.
 Odd Fellows Lodges. FAR WEST LODGE, No. l. l. o. o. F.-Regula meeting every Saturday evening. Hall on Scott st. between Markham and Elm.
 WILLIAM WOOLFORD. N c. PIKE LODGE No. l2, l. 0. O. F-Reeular meet ing ever, Tuesday evening. Hall on Scott Street between Markham and Elm.
 JOHN BRIsBIN, Y. c. ARKANSAS ENcAMPMENr, No. 2.-WM. s. DA VlS, C. P.
 AURORA GUovE, No. l. U. A. o. D Hall or Markham, Regular meeting every Wednesday at o'clock, P. M., until further notice
 J. BAER. N 4.
 Temperance Orders. PULASKI TEMPLE OF HONOR No 13.-Repula meeting every Thursday evening. Hall on Markh n street Ii. q LOWE, w. c. T. LITTLE Rock DIVISION, & OF T. No. l3o-Recu lar meeting every Friday evening Hall on Mark ham street. k. s. YERkES. ". ?. RESCUE DIVISION. s. OF T. No. 2r9.~Ever, Wednesday night. Hall on Markham street.
 A. J. WARD w. F.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Another Raid Among the New
 Swindlers.

Ropid f0ft,me-Loye Po,cders- Wei,d Rin1s-
 Ao'o to Aake Bogas Noney-7Ae S.oindler,
 in Jersey City.
 Some short time since, certain parties brought 10 the notice Of the mayor, circulars professno to gtve all necessary information as To the mode of manufacturing bogus coin, sent them by in. divitualS Tn Albany. Other information was received g"lng to show that Albany is the cen tre Of scheme of countereitinr which em. braces New York city as an especial field of speculation, within the sphere of its operations. Sergeant Birney, therefore, being furnished with letters from the Mayor to he authorities at AL bany, proceeded there few days ago. will, view ot overhauling the delinquents. The au thorities at Albany, however, upon examining the evidence, concluded that it would be mad. vsabIe to take any definite steps in the premises at present.
 The sergeant was resolved that at all event. his journey to Albany should not 20 to the ac count of mere loss, and no profit, so he on the spot directed hls attention to the cases of a num- Der ot gentlemen at Albany, who were anxious 10 enable thelr fellow creatures to make fortunes in the !" twinkling of bedpost" Drs.tDuyal. Reese. Farenski, Mozart, Brevolt and Bowler were the apparent names of the disinterested creatures who proclaimed to the public tba, the magic love powder manufactured in the Isle oi Paphos" was quite tbe thing to keen lovers Tn the traces that "the weird ring, ire slstabiy attracted the object of admiration. and the Concentrated balsamic" tincture cured eve " Ill that flesh Is heir to- from collie to con- sumption. These swindes were all carried on by young man named Schuyler Van Ranseler. who purchased the right in the business from man named Andrews, some few wears since It IS said Van Ranseller has made some S6O GOO by the swindles.
 Mayor 1Iemann understanding that number of the swlndlers whom he had walked up in New York. had erected their tents in Jersey City, dispatched his ndefatigable sergeant to the mayor of that place, Dudley S. Gregory, esq, who assured him of his operation and sympathy In the commendabe object in view the starting of the Scamps from such close pro- plnquity to this profitable field of operation.- The Delaware, Maryland, Georgia, Kentuckv and some other bogus lottery concerns, have To- cated officer at Jersey City since the war was openly proclaimed against them in this citv- The Postmaster General recently gave instruc. tons to the postmaster at Jersey City that all letters addressed to that office for swindling com. panies, etc, should be sent on to Washington. and under those instructions returned last week some three thousand letters, addressed Dr. James {" Sands of Life" man) alias Dr. O. P. Brown, the Jersey Jewelry Company, Mcintyre Co., (bogus lottery,) and several others Every two days or so, the postmaster at Jersey City transmits some six hundred such letters to Washington, and more Man hoIf of them contxn- ed money.-M T. Express.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Warren Male and Female
 AcademV.

rHE above institution will bc open for the recep- ton of pupils on the fourth Monday of January E'.
 The scholastic year will consist of two sessions o' \ enty weeks each; and pupils will be charged from ! time of enteranee to the close of the session ex illnesses of protracted sickness evidence of which | be furnished to the principal. . TERMS PER SESSION. ! Biography, Reading, Writing and Arith- Eammar, Geography Composition and Elocu- Enral. Mora and Mental Philosophy. Astro- n0my, Chemistry, Mineral"gy. Geography, |Iogc, Rhetoric Political Economy, Algebra, Geometr,. Surveying. etc. 20 On Etb. Greek and Freuch Languages D 00 (Ddncent fe. for "a h pupil ........... 0l
 Rev A L. CRAWFORD. Principal.
 Miss SALLIE <. HARRINGTON, Asst. Tsrren Ark Ian lq 1858. IT If