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An Out-Lot for sale,

A N outLot ofsose two Acres and hall, sit
"A uated near Sandusky street, n short dis
t.,ncc irsip Findlay, can be had on reasonable
terms, rs applying to .-
s. \. SPEAR, Real Esiate Agsnf
Dee. II. 1N,T. T ..
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| (Succu,aOr to LAEEiSs & BLurnEW.)
HANlN,; made large additions to this cs'
IL tablIshmrnt, is now prepared 10 furnish
Ia order, everything pertaining to this branch
Of business, consisting mainly Of
Mouumcuf., Ton,b Stours, Head aud Foot
Stones, Mantle, Table, bureau and stand
Tops, Of every style and Quality.
All work done by the best wurSmon, III the Ia
test and most approved style. Those desiring
.,nythip. in our branch Of business, are earn.
cStly solicited Ia call, rs we feel confident that
our assortment is worthy the attention and
patronage OF this community. We feel doubly
sure that our prices are is reasonable as any,
aud much lower than some we know Of our
terms will be governed to suii the convenience
and ability Of our patrons. Persons contract.
ing with us, Or our travelling agents, Will be
l.,lrly and honorably dealt with. Orders from
ia distance promptly attendedto.
sSr Shop on Railroad street. few steps
east Of Main. I. u. THRIFT.
Nov. %, ls51.-ly.
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E\RM IN IOWA.-An ind vidual In Find.
II lay, has Farm OF 10 acres located ia
Monroe county. lowit. which he viii dispose oi
for cash, or exchange for good claims or town
property ia Findlay. For further partc ulars
Gallon s. A. SPEAR
May 2S, loss. Real Estate Igsnt.
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- ooM 10 LE1'.--Enquire of NJ '''e'
~ lay. |, 1851 TwISING 4 BONHAM.
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III 'CIIlIt o0TttTlN ~
March IL, 1855. .--,jm

AJOTICE.-All thusu indebted ~ the late
N arm OF Ballentine 4 FIrmin, who have
not settled and arranged their claims, are re.
quested To call and settle immediately. ! am
very desirous to have all accounts settled Le-
fore the first of June, as | expect To start for
tho West about that time. Olicc ~ the back
part of tho store room formerly occupied by
the firm as "A ware-roOm. Entrance through
the store-roOm or At the back door on the
south side. j. 5. BAl.LENIlNE.
Eindlay, May llth, 1864.
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STOUGHTONS'
AMBROTYPB GALLERY.

VNHIS establishment has been So long n ope.
Il ration, and its reputation In So well known
~ The people Of Hancock and adjoining coun-
Ties, that we presume IL is not necessary to
mention rHEFACT, that all the different styles
OF pictures are taken here. In q manner thas
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
and at as low prices rs they can be ubta ne d at
any other place. There may be some, howey.
er, that are Ignorant Of thsse facts, and for
their benefit they are mentioned,
| Particular attention IL called 10 sur nathan
OF taking Llkenesscs on Leather, Card IA.
; per, dc. '7''
| This IL a convenient means Of sending ike.
nessos by letter, which can be done without
extra postage.
ROOMS in Doct. Rawson's Block. Opposite
Ewing's ID. n. STOUHHTON,
! Findlay, Ohio, March 8, 1858.
VIII be Published June I5th.
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A PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY!
VINO srEscRinEs FOR rmE
New York Weekly Press.
a BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

The ''Ncw York Weekly Press" Is one Vt the
largest and hest literary papers "r tic dap -
A large QIarto containing twenty pages. or
sixty columns, of entertaining matter; and rlc.
gantly illustrated every week.
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nOAD SOrIcE.--Notico is hereby given
IL that \ petition will be presented TO the
COMMISSIONERS OF Hancook county, OHIO, ~
their next session, asking for tho following AZ
~ r,,,iur f the road lea ding from Hock's mill,
nm tha south side of Dluichard's Fork of the
Auglaize River, to the road leading from Louis
Vile " Behton; COmmencins IN said ROAD ~
tho lane OF David Braught, thence north to the
eohter line of socaon ~, IN blanchard town
ship; thence west along said center line to tue
quarter post "a said section Is; thence south
uileen feet; thence west 70 the Louisville and
| benton road, and thore tcrmlnate, and Tor the
vacation oil 80 much VI the old road ~ lleS ps,
tween the commencement OF said altereu ro''u
MANY PETITIONERS.
] u,,v 9Th isSBAit .H
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A HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS FOR SALE.
N "A good dwelling house and four lots ad
juining, located IN the suburbs OF Findlay. Ia
offered for sale ON very reasonable terms, by
+. A. SPEAR, Real Estate -1yed.
June 1, 1855.
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WM &. Isl NTs, At'"rncy AID Counsel
w ior At-I.aSv, FispLtY, Hancock co., q,
REfEils, ny PERMISSION, ro
MeSsrS. Davis 4 Birnsy, Esqs,. Collectors, Phil.
adnlphia Gen. G. Il Nont. Gibbs, Esq,., Col.
iuctors, Now York; Wick. Br"s. i Co., liank.
ors, YOUNGSTOWN, ohio: Hon. Milton Suuiii,
Judge uf supreme Court oi ohio, Columbus;
Hon. II. W. Taylor, Cashier Vi NahonIns tOun'
! ~ hank, Youngstown,
Gs- Otlce at the Dixon House.
April 10Th, lsjs.-ly.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

Iu,HE undersigned hiyo associated themselves
L together for the purpose of engaging III the
manufacture ni
Carriages, Buggies, suiLies, sc.
They intend to keep on hand. and Manufacture
tn ur,ier, rnE RfsT STYLE of every thing ~ their
line. Their long experience ~ the business,
and tho general satisfaction which their work
has given heretofore IN this scctiun, warrant
them IN believing that they viii receive u lib
cral share VI puDllv patronage.
Thcy occupy KooSs' OLD sTANp, on Putnam
street, west fcarr's Hotel, and next building
Immediately west uf tho Methodst Church.
JONAS 4 CHARLES kOONS.
FiNpLAY. o.. April III, lsjS.
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NNo TEACHERs.--The Board of School Ex
J. aminers for Hancock county, WI hold n
at the Union School room, 10 Pindiay, on the
nrst Saturday OF Sanuiry and the hrst Satur.
day ~ February, aud tho nrst and third Satur'
days of oyory uionth thereafter, c"lpmcncing al
ten o'clock, u. M, until further hutice is giyun
W. X. LEONARD, CLERK VI sad Board.
| Findlay, Jan. 2. ls51.
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REALESTA7EA AGENCY.
A chance to Dispose Of Lands and Real
Estate In General.
'I,HE undersigned has established "a Real Is
EINDl AX. OHIO.

and will attend ~ the purchase aud salo of all
kinds of Real Estate, such as Farms, Town
Lots, Houses aud Lots. &C., " the redemption
If delinquent lands, and to the pay fnent Of Tax.
cs. All such property entrusted to him rs
agent, will be advertised free Of charge.
Nov. 81. 1857. 3. A. SPEAR.
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Great Ambassador of Hea lth

Ureat AmbaSBau0T OF HtHICH
First announced that his scandinavian h'lnc.
dies were ini,llIble in DyspopsiI, Liver C"m.
plant, Nervous Diseases. Sexual Wtakhcs
Scrof,ila. Premature Old Age, r'cver and Ague,
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Fits, Hcm"rrhoids or
Piles, Weak stomach, Collie, Dlarrho'a, etc..
he stated the manner in which they operated.
Thor actual elects were compared by saga
cinus mon. with the distinguished Physician
statements, and il was found that every stage
Of the progress uf cure was precisely rs he had
described II. The result was that the mind OF
the country became Interested, and that per.
sons Of the highest standing IN every city and
town IN tho Union. patronizcd the preparations,
and admitted the claims uf the illustrious
Swedc. To be the frSt medical discOycrer of the
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A Gift worth from 50 cts to $500 90
will be sent to each subscriber i'm.
nediately on receipt OF the subsciip-
tion money.
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uURD j. CHURCH.. tsnefsi Coiisonng
IL Agents, will promptly attend IA the col.
lection OF claims of MI kinds, IN Hancock and
adjoining counties; also, the settlement oi rs.
tiites, closing up partnership matters, &c.
iigpHgsscEs:--M &. whi,eley, Esq; 4. W.
o'Noal, EQ.; Wheeler & Bro' -; F1ndlny, Ohio.
U1lce IN the Souih corner of DIxnn's Block
Il. u. IiunD s. Z. CHURCH.
AuE. A, lS5G.
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TN LOT FOR sALE.-The undersigned has
i an excellent town lot, situated In a favora.
Uio position on Main street, Findlay. to dispose
uf y. A. SPEAR Real Estate 1genf.
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YIIUAI,I.E pRopERrY.-A farm

A VALUABLE PROPERTY.-A farm OF
n eighty acres. with iorty.nve acros clear
cd. and other improvements, is offered for sale
II is located on the road leading from Heck's
mill to Van Buren, about four miles from Find
lay. in II very good neighborhood. For the
terms Of sale and other porticulars, enquire o
y. A. SPEAR. Real Estate Hgenf.
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Job Printing Onlec.--rhe Publishers hav.
ing procured u large supply "f various kinds oi
new Tyrr, and having, In successful operation
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
WALLACE INS TITU TIE, VAN pTTpCN aPKANC4S

U7E take pleasure in announcing 10 lES> w parents guardians 1nd the friends ESTzzS | Of edacation generally. th2s the spring <ss>5 z session of this Institute commenced on the 25th of January, and will continue twenty weeks.
 No pans will be spared in furnishing ss ample facilities for the acquisition of knowledge thorough mental discipline and moral training of those en trusted 10 and supervision, can ce obtain ed in any college east or west
 An arrars cement has been made with citizens and proprietors of boarding houses by which all ohec- tioIls to sending sons wards 10 boarding schools are removed therefore parents need have no fears or approximations in regard to the morals of then sons This arragr ent positively prohibits students from frequenting places having demoraizing tendency nor will they be allowed to spend their recreation hours in lettering about the streetS- Students from distance are imPeratiyely required 70 remain n their rooms at nielt and attend religion worshIp on the Sabbath This Institution l. situated m very healthy u-rtion of the State esSioie by the river and several stage lines, and pess<e~ esery adj an tage in regard chcapDeS. convenience and health
 The grepara.ory department embraces period ot two years 4 thorough classical mathematical and sci ife cour>e has been carefully selected, hIch embraces a period cf four collegiate years.
 TERNs PER SESSION OF TwESTY-o ONE WEEKS Primary Department Sl1 " English Branches I9 VJ NatnelnGfl-> -.--.-------. .---.--- -.----- -D " Latin and Greek Languages. ~ 2 el Hatrcnlation fee per scholar. '. Beard ger week. --.-----------.- ?,
 students charged from date of etrance. and no de- The Faeulty will be competent and complete
 REV. P. \. MOSES. \. B. President.
 For further parti ulars address the President.
 m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
A LONG CABLE 0P CERTIFICATES

Since I5f-, when frst eozEesee9 eg, zo5 ,o,L o, discovering remedies for the rsef Of the paadd-s and ctseased and preparing the public have the grafeatioE of claiming have reeeyed more letters of thanks and cerhcsie Of than al otber medicine ma together-
 The weight of the paper alope on witch said certificate, and letter. of thanks written, s ton-snd ii sad certificates were attached together great ro r would messare the immense distance of tuosag-sysn ts saHd ssreH AEHdrsd aaa fortg,fre HfEes. Among the immense nBnber Of certificates are: l2Ooo Rheumafi.m cured in from to twenty.
 four hours
 5000 Chronic Attenuation cured n from one week ,o six
 weeks. Pain relieved IT few monents after ils
 first application 100000 Cases of Tic Doloureur and Neuralgia
 ped n a few moments, and cured from half an
 hOuE to a few days. 10000 CaseFOf Barns. sesds, Bruses and other aeci
 aenis- Fans stopped in few moments, and 5ooooo Case' of DHrhEa Pains stopped few moments 5000 Cases of Fever and Ague 1000 Gases Of Scarlet Fever
 lO0 Cases of Yellow Fever. reported to us How man.
 o this fatal disease have been cured by the aid of
 the kelei. not reported, unable to say 100000 Cases of Toothaches Earaehes Strains. Lambsgo.
 and pains in the legs, back, etc., from five to
 twenty-five Sainut-s. 3,oo0 Cases of Asthma
 l0,0o0 Bronchitis. Cstarh Long Complaint etc oo Caes of syphilitc RheematIsm, Nodes, and other eooooo Gases of Sick and Nervous Headache Rush of
 Blood the Head.
 5000 Case. of Cholera tAatic) in from fifteen minutes Besides thousand. and of rhousands everyday
 paihts or no gwen name, that every $ more
 or less suhjec: 10.
 5000 Cases or Dyspepsia. l0uO0 Cases Of SSn DIseases Salt Rheum Sores, Sore
 Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pmples, BIotches and
 HnmoFs oi all kInds-cured hy the of Reno
 vaing Resolvent. change for the better Is et
 eY the soferer Of the most loathsome disease in a
 few hours after a dose Of RssoIvent is taken 2o,o0O Cases of Costiyeaess, Indigestion, Liver Com
 paints, Hear Diseases, kidnev, Bladder and
 ltetna diitcHtles, cured by few doses of RAD-
 WAYS REGULATORS, dose of which once
 a week will keep every organ in lie system in a
 Deaiihy condition and force them to due perfor-
 nance of their duties.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTI
 Jefferson ConntY. Arhan.aS.

THE PruVri tor f tEis ccn4moGi us and pz, furnished hou~-. Casc> pleasure n annou,s, % he pub ic tha- h. i~ uo~ prenared to aecsrss i Teguaten- and tTau> r, Boar5cr> iu the mos. ss. 1 fac-ory manner.
 Tke mineral waters of Whise >u,rhrr Spr1gs , equal -c &ry in -he State ami tie PreVri-cars s E -eTminri % render comfortable. al wh0 nav r., te avail themselves cf their medicinal p-cpeyi< erienee having rroy ed that the, sre highly L vanrag geous in cpTing disease- incident to thise. His table will always be Uutituily supplied r;, all the markets a.f rd- vi-hcgt regard Co ;rolss eXIeu>e: and Meals $ v be fnrui-h,d at aI loz. the visiting and travelling community.
 He i> also fully prepared D eoard s-ude1s Ea may wish ro attend ,he Female High Sch10l u1z the rare of Mrs Wilson and daugh-er and tbs Nj School under the care of MT. N. Curre. Taz schools are in successful operation. and ars ca ducted 6y able and experienced teacher~. Al sz den,> placed under his charge will reoye the sea care of himself and lady.
 Board ger day. SIS
 month -..--...-. I Students charged $e Ter month. exclusive of vz.s ing and lightS-one- half in advance.
 Tie stable in connection with the Hou.e Sil la charge of attentive o~tlers.
 W. B. POOL. Prgraar. White Sulphur Springs, Jefferson O., Ark. April 5. Is5S sm
 Gazette and Democrat copy 3 months ard chv ". B. Pool.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
CoNsTITrTIoNaL DIsEssrs.

Many oaeze thz ae humanity are iaherited as heir. looms from the dseaseu bodies of sickF Scrofu a C9HsEmptton sPhis, Efisi among gbe mon of eonztitionai diassses. NOW aow many Taions the seeds Of ese deaes have ests5.hed m le system, corrBptaz ne bo0d Ra tas Rererefng Resorezf N eradicate from the b7des he -fed ers particle Of diseased deposits and III the eith new pure and healthy blood
 hadrdys ReRor0fIRe ResereEf should hailed a blex- sing by every mother tboE gbout land hoe infant, afflicted wih Sofes Humors. Thee brezzags out hu ezfiy) are eFdenees oi deases isufed from parent stock. fe doses of the Rsngr1ttar Pes9Lreut M era dieae every vege Of The cIssase and the child soaad and healthy to3y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
ROTATION ILIUSTRATEn.

EONTAlNlNG original and raey sketches of O-Sporting Rotation, celestrial Rotation. Dancer ous Rotation. Economical Rotation, Hard Rotation
 errestial Rotation Useful Rotation Scientific Rota tion Political Rotation, Artistic Rotation. Aerial Ro tation Aqueses Rotation. Gypinastic Rotation Fash lonaoie Rotation and Juvenile Rotation. Beiug fifteen fine engraved skethes in one larce sheet ,o illustrate the times-Drawn for Auntv. by Your Uncle. Price 5 cents for which it will be carefuly mailed to any part of the country Just received at the book store JNO. F. PEARDoN May 25, 1858. 7I1a7 7T ~-''s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

h eountres where mazEioas deases prevail gse, Dvs. entyt Cholera. Cholera hor5a Typaoid Typhns; Pneu. mona, aad other Malignant Fsve Rza1ys Rezdg Rei1f ttea g preventive, w ssruFey protect the inhabitants oi an necFe district 2=ainst say attacks and if the infection ha already spread pr0mp; Of the Reaqy Relsf aHd Rsgultsrs m quickly cure the patient and ex PeI De inieetloas malady entirely from the .E.tem.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAR

ge ANYWAY. aiout the 93 of Fs5-uar7. ,> X A l>5s from the service of James F. F s-aa. E rear Ben.an- Ark-. a ilsele negro by hs.ong- X irE tn me. na'nei JOHN. a55ut ] .ss. n. h.gh; tL.ck >et 7laek -o'nrrXiou. h4s reull-.f inc teeth. and i> -rcut 21 wears od and he s v; rs.sej to te lurking ab u- List!e Rack viH ,, -ie above reward | r hi- 6ciis " % rre I ,.ksb .Le S-a-e. aul SJJ If taken in tbs >ta-s ard vi ? ' all exTeu-eS. S T HAMPSTEAD
 Li--.e Eack- Ark 18th Nar-E l~5, f
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
\ STPFRI0R AsSORTaENT.

LUST re.lisel from New Orleans. a fine and fresh J a-sorrrcl. If touteoiouaries cor,i.-i part Or Eugat ani Slar Candy: Cordial Drops; Fine sugar Alm uls: Large DrcEe: Sugar Almonds: Large Cor lia Drole Fruit Cry>calizrd hiie Burnt Almands: Cream Drops: Ways sugar; Voins Rock Candy: ho4r- hound Candy: Juube Paste: English Walaut>. c. :. Nutt> Almonds, FIlheris, Cocoaruts: Pine Aprles. Lemons Orarg $. Bananuas. Prunes. Drums. Figs Raieill>: Pawd Sugar. Lozenge>. Fancy Candy sam pies l>s q Candy, Fine Tobacco. Fine SegAIs Cor dial>: Fine Pickles: Noasses l. Syrup C,ron. Cur r-.n-, smoking and r. C. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar: Rio z, ffee; Nta Candles: Indian Soap.
 We have also just received from Philadelphia so lbs. a->'d Almonds, fine Yellow Lemons me Fill 3trts. red aud white. aS.d Carawav Seed. Auseed- rcd and white. a>-'d Dfors Frui- Drops and Jelly 'ase. Cor.iiaiS- as-d Almonds. fine Mint rrors Ted md white. Chocolate Almonds. herry Kernels Cor- dri Carr.-S Raspberry Balls. a~sl l. zeuges Citrun String, fine Cinnamon a-sd Cry~-4liz-a F uj,>. lin Crows. APrr,t Pa-.r. >u@ie and uauuig Roses. Eicl 'rarsiug Secrets. French Cracking. UiamordS Frames ,rimace> Sugar Figures Amour Roses AP-rot C n>er.ce. Cry~tal7ed Rcnb-n Cordial Cream Cardy. Cordial Straw berry Chocolate
 CRAM Assorted GHm prsf~. Ex,rae- cf Lemon Naaila. Straw berry Pine Apple, Fhert>, Cram \u,~. TaUay9na Almonds Cr.uobie Walnu's FruneS. CuI7sn's. Citron~ >rek Candy making The best a>sormeu,il Lheconecti ucry ue. eyer brought t1 ths city WI. STITH q CD.
 Nov. n. lS5-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
RAILWAYS PrAnv prrrpr

All the inhrnitte aches sad pains tist .addef uaon the crTp.ed hoev readily removed and quickly ertei- hated ey Es1ays Rssds Refcf Ire Ta1lcy yiIh which n stops the ag0nizzz palrs and resores he iBf and bedtaen to ease com t and rereed heash forms only Erf oi s Teiy wonderful poSer Those who hsfe Tor ye2s fingered ia have been suddenv leFsd of a pzns and -nste1 a fen hnurs 70 ra-Eua n dute and zbofs which years disease and decrep,u1 have prevented.
 he great principles involved the wonderful curative pOWers Of Radcgss RsadR Recf ezeiusiveiv confined to these kemedse; and the great metica principle on winch thee Remedies prepared thai renders 70
 CAPTAIN. QuIck AND EFFEcTrAL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
NEW spRrSG AND sUaMER GOODS.
First of the Season t .r c IT 1-nDDUX.S E.ELz -T1Dr

AT s. H. T0RREYfS CASH STORE.
 TONPRISING of French Jaekonetts. the real O chrineline and French extension SkirtS- Also g large assortment of Hoped Skirts. new style from s 25 to ss 00;Coyered Cane for Skirts; V halebones. Card and Brass Hoops: Ladies Shoes, of every de ~cription and styIe case Prints: case Lawns De nins. Cottonades; large lot Of Gents Six Lisle bread and Cotton HoSe; Fancy and White shirts new atsesns; Silk UndeTshirts and Drawer; Spring Coast Spring Crayzts: Travelling Trunks. Irayelijs Bags: Brussels Carpets; cheaper than eser for cash.
 Iittle Rock March a. i5s. S. II. TORRET
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
HAYNES HOTEL

Elm Street. between Scott and Cumberland,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKS. HAVING purchased the above named pro- /-..=. \ l perty. and rut it in the most complete re k.i pair re6tted w;h ne~ furniture. am prepared .zzs.i. to accommodate the tTaveiing community in style unsurpassed by any house in ihe S ate.
 My TABLE shall bc furnished aG ali times with the best the marx f the place and elsewhere afford without regard to lense and troube and nc etfrr my part shall be spared render the guests of the house comfortable.
 The STABLES. in connection with the house arc under the surveillance of theproprieor and attentive oslers will always be Tn waiting to render every at ention. STEPHEN HAYNES Little Rock Nov. l0 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
 CURES GUARAN TEEDm
Rev. Peter Chip. M. D

hefs fttrf Ntf Ds
 SoxERyTLLE, TE-Ss., May fl, 1857. Dr. I. 4. CLorTos, Huntsville. Ala: Dear Sir:- IL affords joy inexpre~sible to inform yoH that your invaluabie Ointment has efectually cured cancer on my wifes lace of l2 or B years sanding For some time previous to getting your Ointment her face had been very, Inuch inaamed- and at rhe time we made the first application. he suffering a great deal. We applied tbe Ointment. according 10 directions eight or ten days after wheh the healed very fast, ard soon well. and has been ever since. abont year now
 Previous to using your remedies my wife had used numerous things every one making her cancer wore. We learned from Mrs Hix, Lagrange. that you cured a cancer on her nose Of P years sanding anl one on Mrs Christana MoCre> face of 3Oyears standing. would be glad get two boxes like the one ] used. Should you send them, will forward the money by return mail.
 Respectfully PETER GULF. N- D. Pamphlets containing testimonials If the highest character will be forwarded to any that may wish them.
 Acrof d. Ulcers Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin cnra - Melicines forwarded by mail. Testi- nonials cen be seen aU tas olire.
 Address J. 4. CLOPTON. N. D..
 Dec. S 1857. HfatsgIls. dlg.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Portable and Stationary STE 4 T ENC. ' | ; :. uy.t.DD :. SINS

SOUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana. ,C Missie-i.T Ti. Alabama. Teune--ce- Arkzu-as and Texas i- e,.api~h4d a No. v erayier street. New Oreals. where ,he E-~crib-r. hc Is s.e agent T the above >.ate,. > receiving from eight to sixteen every month 4f -izes from to 5i EeIse power. ot these celehTa-t F giue>. hien after te>t of nine year. of upward. 3t os' EugHe- in al the States q lhe Union a. ziyiE, rHe complete satisfaction being the oEiy Portable Engine having cy-.n der boiler. wHtch i> al utilized heating sur face aud perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning: requires 10 brick work Q put tLem n operation TO special skill to se- them up and but the an.ale-: proportion of tllcl -o rIa them,
 Als1- constantly n sore >s>i, .Li circular Saw Nills. Ssraub Inn Frame Corn and Flour Mills: Newell Cotton Scrs,r-. for ~.earu or horse UoweE: Carver Impro+ el Sin Stands. irh >haftinl Iues S.4rds- KoX-s and hal--. ready to 1l out compete Jl- s1or e~- ,l.ri t. seam tJ-lL Gins Saw Corn and Flour Mills which eaH he us ;H op4r-ti n fey days tcr bajUz re ciye4. De~rp-ire uamp pLlet> Fith A. testimonials will he ,eut ny r4ail -0 any ad- dress. SAMUEL Il. GILMAN.
 n GrAyier street, New Orleans.