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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

THE U. 5. STEAM FRIGATE CoLoRADo- This new steam frigate is fitted with both en- zines and cannon of Richmond manufacturs. The cannon are the new Dahlgren gun, made of our James river iron, and whose tremendous reports, whilst being tested by the U S. otlicers, were familiar sounds 10 our citizens not long ago. w don't know how many attempts the officers made at these guns; we think about thousand, and with the most enormous charges and every variety of gunpowder, but the ohsti- nate gun would not burst and they had to give 1t up at last as bad or rather, a good iob- In the last war with England the explosion of our own cannon killed almost as many as the shot of the enemy. Now we have escaped that danger; we have gun that will not burst, and such gun! The Colorado is probably at this moment the most formidable war vessel that floats the great deep. Her armament is composed entirely of these Dahlgren guns, each ot wnlch throws a shell with the percison of rifle ball, for distance of more than two miles Ihere iS no English or French line of oatte shlp armed as they are with the old sixty elghts only efficient at about miles distance. which could stand for five minutes before the Colorado. She could choose her on distance and blow them to small fragments with few well directed shells. Capt. Dahlg gren has in- troduced in this gun most formidable nstru- ment of naval warfare and one which is destin ed to revonljouize the future character of naval combats. - Rcintond, Ns. Dispatch.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Arrivals as the Anthony House.

AA-'ti '-i-l tN NOhiN, EUPElErOEs.
 z. E- Greg ", Florida; N. W. hi,on. w. Will, .nd scrN '. ". "A. Mi,lenio F. J. .iarowuy. J. D. 'mrrcit- l.. >. Salmons /. \. Rice ii M Green. >. Y. S:nls Isaac Hart. l.. Gi"vrr j. NJ t,rant. N B. FloSier, j. (. Harper. l. BucaIe G.: F. A. Ter. ~ l.' l' GI,'oW"y ". G. si, r:nan, ,ouury;J $. Nurtcn.I D. Cox SampcI i-.e,pl r. F. rIaunh- lin, Hot Springs; W. Il. Brown, Sulilur springs; tcn. j. W T oi <. Alclio .,ai., ll,hS T lattur Hobt Knox \. O.; D. A E..lcn And scr'vt. w. R Mo"d; Ala' I has. Moran. w. Ii. Gable $. NJ. Col. nns, J r. Ilicc. Baltimore; Ii. E. Strain E. M Jones, Nt. !oUi~: C. Roberts, W. II. WilSton Ind; James M. Drown Van BWen: Ii it. Dunbar R. B McCHllGm. Mem ihi>; J M. AneS and s.rv't Jos. '.ucgItI, sam seals and ser, ant Tulip: II. r. Cling. man, "@s!ngton; D. Il. Reynolds Tenn: II. A. Hla.Niofd, F. b kobcr's, fho,. F. Brown, N C.:J. K Kelly, E. q. q. Laytaa. Minnesota: Dr. MrLun and daughter. ]. D. kin1sbuv Arkadelphia; V. I. Lewis, A. 5. Kunkle, \, x. Martin Ft smith; A. D. h3fnsHn, Mi J J. " ": Key burn Dr. Walker. Ben. P. Gaines, Mrs O'Nea. John c. Bonnet. q. T. Vann. E; M Good, Ark; John Parker. White CO.,: S. K. Wilson, Mr. llilland. oearcy; Thomas Kenny and iamiiy Mrs. Caudwell and danthcr Natchez: w J. Flney, Texas; $. Harrison. D. Mum. q. N. Hi-. Miss; James J. Moon and servt N. Fletcher H. J. Jefm&l. Jno. J. Jackson. James F. Sandf0rd and Servt Helcna:!as. G. Stuart. w IT. Iowan M Flint Mobile; n W. Witielsloon and lady, W. E. Plow den, o. Eia1 ding. l. M. Gibbons S. L. Conard, sc; Harvey, N Rowe, N I.:J. R. Holland. l. E. Stone, Pine Bluff; \. w. Collins. W. II. Gardner. Jefferson co.; k. M. Johnson, Fort Smith: A. F. CoSgrove G. S Slm Il. N. O.; kincade Ga: F. John~on Co. Iumous: Mrs. Miller. Francis Cheatham. A. King Little Ro'k: Nat G. Smith, William Harvell. Cal. honn co,; Johnson Ch pman. CMoot co.; ]. C. Ad ans str. Ark"ns,s; E. NJ. l.ivernorc N Y: N. B W!nan St Louis; George Vert Helena: William $ Bad@ptt, county: W. x. Davis. &; Louis; N. Stod. dart Cincinnati; ". Roinsoa. Miss; II. B. Hen. dtiA Ark; <. E. .orlan and -erv't La H. C. Sevier and Lady. c. II. Dtnall, .a James C. Jones. Nash viilc' .Iohn i.us>elan scr,. Ark: Hobt. llumphres amd ,,. >grvt Mis- D. 5. Mckenzie, Il F. Jordan, Miss Bonner, $ Collins ilelrna
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

0TWe learn from the Carthage, Texas, Re corder that the citizens of Webb county held an indignation meeting protesting against the action of the alcalde of Guerrero, in impressing American citizens into the military service of Mexico. They have called t attention of the federal and state governments to the sub- ject. If the alcalde has done this thing, he has given sufficient cause for the absorption of all the northern portion of Mexico, at least.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
MORE Sn-INn

MORE SwINDLEs SropPED.--By a..recent decis- ion of the Postmaster General, all letters ad- dressed to persons or firms known to be fictitious are to be at once forwarded to the Dead Letter Office, instead of being delivered to any person protesting to represent the fictitious concerns All communications addressed to-C E. Todd x Co.,, Huntingdon & Co.,, Dr. J. Ii. James, the " Retired Physcan,'' Monet & Co.,, Dr. Wallace, Dr. Le Burn, Dr. De Lorme, and number of other bogus lottery, quack medicine, and number of obscene publication swludlers will hereafter be sent at once to Washington, and the money they may contain returned to the senlers
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
NOTICE.

>cSsz., Tg7IlERE will be sold to the highest es, ESs T biIder for Cash, rhur,dly the Sa -2=I 18th oi July next, all the pl",crl ~sa. ba,HgIng to Mrs. June W iison deceased st the re- S:dente of said deceaSed, consisting of the following property:
 Four likely Negroes-one man, aged 27 or 8 years one woIuan aged 24 or j. and two children, n boy and girl Also. the Land, consisting ot oO aeies one half cleare.l and in good urder for ,ulti vaton. Also, th4 stock hogs, cattle sheep, one mule some con and blacksmith, tools.
 SOLD BY THE HEIRS. Saline county. Hurricane lown.p.. Ark. Sf-aw.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
ATTENTION ARCiI,TE<TS.y

'ENllE undersigned is authorized by the County Court Of ArkAlSae county to offer premium sf Twenty-Five DDilai. for he most approved rlnn aud specifications of Court House to cost not more than l5,nrJ dollars
 The plans al.d specifications to be forwarded to the undersigned at Dc Wilt, Arkansas, by the lgih day of July. ~se. when the will be submitted to suid County Court for approval.
 June 10th, '5,. W. II. HALLIBURTON
 Gazette x Democrat and Memphis Bulletin copy times. a63v
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

.re congratulate the country on the end
 ,.oc protracted Florida war, and the 90. ,ot upon the selction of an agent to con- removal of these Indians so eminently Ito fulfill the duties, our old friend Elias l. needed just such man of nerve
 rol these Indians, aud we are glad that
 b.en so successful:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Later from Europe-Arrival of Steamer
 kanoarOO

Ne0 TofF, Wel3esday, June g. The steamer Kangaroo has arrived, bringing Liverpool advices of the 26th ult
 Sales of cotton for three days l9,OOO bales.- The market closed dull with decline of 15d Hreadstuffs have declining tendency. All qualities have declined Provisions steadv.- Pork steady. Bacon firm Beef beavy-all qualities have deciined--holders are pressing on the market
 Manchester advices favorable
 Cousols 971a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
nH- pn..rnastnr G.nIr.1 :, Y p......l

0CJ- Postmaster General A. " Brown has ap- pointed Benjamin N. Clements, jr, of Tennes- see, chief clerk, to fII the vacancy created bv the resignation of G. q. Poindexter; ard James McMeans, of Tennessot to tile second class clerkship occupied by Mr Clements
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
H,lrii,E-

'ENlE Public are hereby notified not to purchase
 A rom Catherine Kelly any property. either real "f personal bei'islag tp the ,state of William B. o"en deccaset as she was not lis lawful wife, and has not therefore any legal right to dover. or any other rletuul caim to any ot the property of said owen 'eceased. WILLIAM B OWEN, JR.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
PI R..G SPEAKING.

Judge JOHN QUILLlN who is candidate for Judge in the 6th crult will address his fellow cit zens it the following times and places:
 HAMPSTEAD CoUNGY. - Washington Saturday. 18th; Columbus. Monday. 2l,t.
 SEWER COUNTY. .-BroNn>town Tuesday 22d; Pa raclita, Wednesday, 25d; Center Point Thursday. 4ith.
 POLK COUNTY. Dallas. Wednes lay 3lth
 MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.-Mt. Ida Saturday. July 5d; Coddo Mills. Monday 5th
 CLARK CoUNTY.- Arkadell hia Wednesday. fth.
 UNION CouNTY.- Lisbon. Tuesday 18th; Cum minGS. CasS township, Wednesday l4 h. sheppard < stote. Thursday 10th ililsboro. Saturday, l7th of July. ls5S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
ADYERrrSE M hnn ,n

ADvERTIsE-When you see a man in busi- ness who will not advertise nr take a newspa- per, look out for mean, penurious slinaii t, too tight to enJoy good health, and who holds penny so close to his eye that he can't see a dollar
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

0IT The French government is seriously thinking of importi0g one hmdred thousand negroes into Algeria, to give an impetus to production there,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
UTICA WlNE.

\ kaHA BBlS. for sale; well coopered in large A,oON barrels. JOHNSON * PEAY.
 JuHe Io. gS. 4t' Aabolec n. UST received aquantity of Houses Indian Tcnie ,s --at Il reduced pIice. Also Houses Vegetable P for sale J. J. McAIMONT
 .Iunp K
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

A PRINTERS ToAsr.-W WoM,N-the fairest work of crcation-the edition being extensive, let no man be without copy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

STOLEN from the subscriber Tear Hot s> o Springs, about the Sth of June, 1858. a (osE Sorrel Mare about 15 hands high, left hind ioot white, small star in the forehead and slightly hip ped. branded on the hip with the letter w.
 The man supp sed to have stolen the mare. is named John Thomas. He is about , feet 10 inches hlgh when he left had mustaches, short hair, and light cream colored hat, high crown.
 reward of ten dollars will be paid for the appre hensi"n of the horse, and SEQ fer the man. June l5 1858. 3t. w. w. WATSON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
c A M D I ID a TT P 6

ssy JUDGE T. F. SORRELLS is a candidate for re t'ection to the office of Judge of the I'd Judicial Circuit.
 s-ag4 Judge JOHN QUILLIN. of Union county. IS candidate for the office of Judge of the 9th ,Ju- dlea Circuit at the ensuing August election.
 .SY~ TOM B. TURNER is d candidate for Repre- sentative for Prairie county.
 E4y@ JAMES WOOLDRIGF is an independcnt candidate for Justice of the Peace for Campbell town ship.
 .s- WILLIS JONES is q candidate for State Se- nator from the counties ot Pike Polk and Clark
 .ay~ SYLVESTER LEE is a candidate for the Gfiiee of Internal Improvement Commissioner of Pulaski county.
 .=s JOHN T. TRlGG rso is candidate for tr' serulg Attorney for the oth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing August election
 ..s3 JOHN (. MURRAY k q candidate for the "trc ot Circuit Judge of the 2d Judicial Cncut of the State oi Afknsus, at the ensuing August olec- ton.
 .z THOMAS FLETCHER is candidate for >hrnf oi Pulaski county at lie ensuing August cleo ,iol
 .z9@ w. WOoLFORD, is q candidate for Justice O 'Ae Peace nt Big Rock ToNn,ilip at the ensuing August ecction
 .-U \ 4. PENNINTON is candidate for State >ciiai'r from the counties ot Clark Pike and Polk
 .=t; SAM'L NJ. SCOTT i~ a rand late for S.atc senator from the counties of Clark. Pike anu Polk
 sl1y lNhAt N J At kS)N l> Il candidate for State senator from the counties of lemistead L.ty ettu .nd SeNitr.
 .=iS" l.. O. BHEEDEN is cand late for Sheriff "t conway county. at the elisuug August clectiol
 .-} JOHN Il. NEW BERN. is candidate for re- eiec ion to the oiijc- ot County Treasurer
 .-l Wv. B. EASLEY is a candidate for re elec- ton the office of Clerk ot thc Circuit Court of u- .,,-ki county.
 .zs JAMES G. WHITE is candidate for the tii1 cf She'iti of Jrf rron county, Arkansas, at the -uihg August election.
 .-a5 W. k. PATTERSON is a candidate for re eee"n to thc ollee ef Prosecuting Attorney for the Sd Judicial Circuit.
 .as~ J. L. IlOLLOWELL is a candidate for thc office of Attorney General at tic next August eection.
 s&3 THOMAS JOHNSON. is a candidate fo. rc r.ee'ion to the office of Attorney General and states Attorney for the fifth Judicial Circuit of tho State of Arkansas.
 .-df ROBERT II, DEDMAN, ESQ, is q can a!date tor Prosecuting Alto uey tor the 2d Judicial Circuit. .=s5~J J. WAT PARTNERSHIP is a candidate for Prosecuting Att.rney for the 3I Judicial Circuit. ,=- LAFAYETTE GREGG. is a candidate for ie-eleti n 70 the office of Prosecuting Attorney for the 4th ,IGGlcial Circuit.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

OT The number of converts during the pre- sent great revival is given at 96, ,216. of which l6.674 were of persons residing in the state of New York.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Mar1jed-Oa Sabbath evening, at the Methodist church, in Dallas county, hy Parson Llttlrjohn. Capt. !. D. WHITE to MRs. NJ HENSON, all of that county.
 O. Tuesday evening, the 1>t inst. at S.. Pdul's Church, N O, by the Rev. Charles Goodrich, Mr. FRANK B. FAssMAxx to Miss ANNA NJ, only daughter of David Williams; all cf hat city.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
NOI'ICE!.

4 IL persons indebted to the undersigned for tho
 M year lSa7, hose accornts have not heen psid us yet will ind l! 10 thcir interest to come forward and settle, either by note or cuS ss lo ger cent interest Aill be chargtd on ali oIeu accounts from January lSt, lo5, until lsid. W have just received large stock of "ood@ and have had heavy exl ,ndiiure, to make and anc mpsliel e make one General Cali on all to come forward and pay up.
 June l5. js. FIELD ,G DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
SAi,.,IsS.

LUST received per steamer Quapaw, an assortment J of Spanish Saddles Pat. skirt;
 |" Russ
 !" Hog Quilt; Plain Yucatan ' etc., etc. June l5 'aS A. j. UIJTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
FIELD & DOLBY.
Money, Honey

< IL persons indebted to me by note or aecount. "A will please cali and >.ttle th,ir account: as | want to leave by th" lS o July to purcha,c Ay fell rtoek ot gods De this wl. be sufficient without urthef notice. MhS. JONES
 ,Juue l5 ;,s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
FIFTY DOLLARS REyyARp

STOLEN from the subscriber living at - 'O the crossing of the Clinton and Des Are s:zssn and It. Smith roads. the Cadron. in Con- Sf [tA way county, on the night of the ath inst. beallt Bay Horse, well formed about Is hands high, dark mane anl rai white recollected IrQaded on tte &hoV1d 'ettb ]. II.
 he thief supposed, IS a dark complectioncd man, with heavy beard. wearing high-crowned wool hat He also stole with he horse, s new saddle and bridie: the saddle If Spanish make higher before than usual with the stiriup feathers bucklng down near the stirrup. The biidie iS pretty well worn. with web rein that ha. been chenel.
 The subscriber otlers q reward for the horse and thief delivered at his house, of FIFTY DOLLARS. or reasonable reward if placed where can get them
 June s, '5S 55-tt. JONATHAN HARDIN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

USF received and opcngd. nest beautiful lot of y swiss and Jarkonut EdEinqs and In,ertiI gs: ltrge lot of FoUnciig, (assort,d Elegant assort- 'ueut oi Collars aid unJer,eevos. Swiss, Jackonet and MulsaieS.l
 June ll lS5o. FIELD X, DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Received this day. and for Sale by
 A. J. HlpET.

TItctINtu this day. and Tor NaIc by
 A. J. HUTT, < Bale Brown Drills; A- ? !" Chicopce stripes; l " Alberton nrck; '' Loui-iana Lovclls; pieces Beverly Dcmi,s; 1O - Shetuckct " York " York Plaid .D,n,ins; " l'pE, Cheeks do. :" Bnc do. |" Comlet Jeans: " Tncoored Plaids; ' Planters Linen; '' Brown '' Duck; " Bay Linen; l '' Planters Linen Drill. lune. 1S. lstN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
" aShiuctou News

WAsHlNGToN. Wednesday. June 9. Private adv.ceS received from Commander Rogers, of the Water Witch, says that British vessel has been dispatched after the Stvx, ii. recting ter to ctase vistatiors to American yes seiS AI>o, that cruisers were acting under no new oriers but those of 18l7
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
ItlABHOfDE,I,{FS.

< LARGE and handsome stock of Summer Clo- A3 thing. just received and {, T sale by
 June a. >5S. FFII D ,E DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
SADDLE RAGS AND WALLETS.


4 Large assortment of Saddle Bags and Saddle "A Wallets. with and without handles; just received ani for sale Ut the lowest prices by
 June Is, '5s. A. ] HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
AGENCY FOR GEARS
WATT II. ROBERTS.

ZENo c. ROSS. WATT II. ROBERTS. ROSS & EOHFRTS. Having associated them selves together in inc practice of Law will attend promptly to all and any buine>S entrusted to their esre in any of the curtS in south Arkansas Circuit, Probate or CeuGty Courts. Also, in the Supreme and .F'derel C,urt> of this State.
 Magnolia Columbia CO., Ark .Irne 15 '5s lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
IsIf,Ic.
MOLASSES,

\ ECElN ED per steamer Quawaw, this day, \ S One Tcrce best Rice
 June l5. 5s. A. J. UUTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

The candidates fer State Senator from the counties of Pulaski and Prairie. end the candidates for Rep resentatives from Pslask county, will address the citizens of Pulaski county at the following times and places. to wit:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Boots and Shoes.
Summer flO,biny

20 Cases Boots and Shoes, just received and for oO sale by FIELD & DOLBY.
 Iat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

nN Saturday, the Sd day of July next at the late V residence oi Thomas Rowland, deceased will offer at public sale to the highest bidder the follow ing tracts of land, to- wit:
 The NE qr of NV ar Sec. l3. IS. 14 W. 40 acres NV ar of NV ar Sec. IS, ? s. If W. 40 .' SW qr of NV ar See F. S. lA W. 4o '' Pt of sW qr Sec l2, , $. IA w. loo SE ar SEE qr Sec. IA, ? <. II W. 40 SEE qr NE qr II, 2s. ". 40
 300 Embracing the late residence of said deceased, and abou, 75 of cleared land.
 Terms of sale one half of the purchase money paid down. the other hall oii credit of twelve months. Note, with security required and bond for title given.
 ALEXANDER k. ROW LAND,
 E1ecot"r q Ihoanas Roeoland decd. Srline county. May 24th ls5S. 354w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
 fpr,i,lsn S.nL..

HfFFFfii.IUr. The candidates for the office of Attorney General will address their fellow zens of the District, at the folio wing times and places
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
COFFEE.

9S HALF BBIS. Molasscs received this day and ~C for sale by June l5, '5S. A.J.HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

\ = Bags best Rio Coffee received this day and for n c sale by June l5. '5S. A. J. NUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

sS Kegs best Boston Nails, received this day and A c for sale by A. J. IIUTT.
 June l5, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Important from Washin etoE.

War dec'a'el ogainst Paragta Ceatrm An,eri- con Republics to be brought to ternes- The B,5- t'sh ""tr"gfs--Ioterest'ng and fuV account ct Me Search" oftde C2yendon- G.enioat Bus zard h,e aggressor-The Styr at Key West- Spec'd dispatches from Lerd -Naner to Ad- 7,jjyrl St.a,t
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WoRp TO TIE LApres.-In recommending to
your use DR.. J. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters, IL IL butt Justice To state that, as stimu
liant to the system, In impa-ing strength and Wig
or, We know Of no preparation more happily adapt.
ID 70 ali Affections consequent upon this came,
and for cramps In the tomAeh, Choless Morbu,,
and all ailments arising from oyer-indulgs nee in
the fruits, vegetables, lee creams, &c., EEL IT is
certain and almost instantaneous remedy, and no
family should be without it. Directiona for use
o. the bottle. Sold by druggists and dealers gen.
orally. 7. GIBBONS, Agent,
jy26dAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
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Indiana frss na1ks.
Thu follcvinc ouots tim. 80 ka.ad unor
n. q 600. - r x...s:.a = - a..
Ind;anr, a.s.d Rsh.ns.. -. faxc. "
-
sPBCIn rAY1No.
A,lmseouxr
ahs .. oosnen, oofhen.
m " wTG1 o~Pet'
Ran snn ~ pl . vernon p mt. 'srnon.
80 pn,:
p.nn ~ cAsa .e, nsnafn.
~, " 80. nHahy.
n,aa u. S 80 NJ os'G nm
C.mh1idss r; nsI u IssocMang.en.
r-ahp sn2 n., Ss".'o''ag1siJ'
p..a TaIs.n m'sn1.:.
rsa., n n..I En. M.ssr'sAh Wy.
c.r,,.iR'I Inai.n.,.a,. ,.
go - ST.. r'"A' 'e'eo"ed W 1reas'
~, %I :. s p,,,
s.y DaeA, "sAnsviih.
Dsns 49, ~ 1870.
ra.Sh..a.. 60 T.
Gasey nsn.:
Indi.r. p.nI MAZE.
r.ns psps, susos'
K.n,n.l e.. p.nI ca,,a,hna
cnsuAy s.ecA nHhN' eoiunpos'
ngtsnse pan Lima.
49, @..n nIA ar.,
p.nL ~ Mn pana, As's 'A'"'
Bans o. Montiesio
" SS9n,y pshs.
Bsuk o. svyscu.c,
Indian Rsssrve Bank.
uoosier Bank.
susPEsDKD--Ar Is DISCOUNT.
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nARTLETT, KAYE Z CO.,
Importers and Dealers In
DRUGS = ME0lC1NE&.
vPAINTs, OILS, yARNfSHEs.
WINDOW GLASS. GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, &C.
Ues nA3 MATS ~, be-. Rtfth and blxeh.
KEOKUk. IOWA.


We have for sale quantity Of WADE's Colon
I'd IsKs, which are justly considered the best In
market. There a-s among them all shades of BED,
Blue, Yellow ana Brown, and Of all prices, from
10 cents up TO sS2per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and vArnish, and nearly All grades Of Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, q quantity Of MAther's Black
Inks, undsposed Of than which there are none
better In market.
All Of which We will sell at manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash.
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ST. Lous, July n.
Groceries Arm and tending upward. sugsn 7ie
to sc. Wheat advancing, spring 10 10 50. Whisky
firm st zlo.
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w. w. Pc IL In T.,
NO. rs mAIn.sr.. kkokUx.
CHEAP GAS n STORE.
APRIL, 1855.
l AN ECW LEcEIyING NY SPRING STOCK OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
q q 9 d S!
Embracing mach larger and more general a.
Rich and spIenaia Gooas,
Than ever before offered In this market. Ny
foods have all been bought within the
last month for CASH, and at
Prices that Cash only this
springwouldbuy
them at,
AND WILL FL SOLD AT PRICES
Error CAsH!VS
That other cash or credit store will attempt to
compete with,
In short, my STOCK Is EXTENSIVE and dcsi-
rable, and will be SOLD AT PRICES that will be
looked for in vain Mt amy other store.
am prepared to give general benefit TO my
friends and the world at large, and will be found
on hand ready and willing to impart fayors to all
who want to buy
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes A'Quille,
Fine Organdie Muslins, Fine Berege
Robes, Fine French Challies,
In every shade and color, sS per cent. less
than ever before offered
Plain Tadeta, Black Watersd, Poulet d'joie,
Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
SILKS, at Bargains.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Stella, Thibet and Grape SFAWLS, Lace
and Silk MANTfLLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS, GINGHAMs AND DE LANES,
From No Price Up.
c A r p E T r o o M 8,
On the second foor, now filed with NEW and
CHOICE STYLES Of
velvet, BrusseIs, Tapestry and su.
per Ingram,
And all the lower grades Of CARPETING; max ng
altogether much the largest, and many
Better QUALITIES or
RICH vELvETs AND HRUssELs
Than ever before kept in this market.
Also, Floor Oil Cloths, all scidfhs, Rugs,
Mats, and Stair Rods.
All Of which will be sold good per cent. Less
than can be bought elsewhere, and ut prices
that will bare comparison with
AsY OTHER MARKET.
All Things are Ready, Come
Examine Compare Prices and Quality
With Any Other Store
AND BE CON Need.
April II, '5s-d W.. w. PEHINE.