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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
Number 51.

nor his OK, nor anything hat is thy neigh bor's.'"
 Our sharp cotemporary of the Petersburg Express takes up him of the white hat for his ignorance of the Bible, and says there must hrve been poor Sunday schools where he was brought up Letus, says the Express, enlighten hls benlghted mind by informing him how this divine law does run, (Exodous xx, ID placing in italics some of his remarkable omissions from it.
 "Thou shalt not covet thy neghbor's house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbours wife, nor his man serUant, nor his maid servant, nor his ox nor his ass, nor anything that is thA neigh bor'S."
 Horace remembers or respects only what suits his creeds. While the Express had it's hand in, it might also have reminded Greedy of that other commandment which says:
 "Thou shalt not steal"--Miss Free Ira- der.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
We find the following gem in the Louisiana
A FANTASY.

Courier. Isn't 1t pretty ?
 A FANTASY.
 BY MRS. BARCLAY PENNocK. 50 close we stood together,
 So near our hearts did beat, There lay but a single shadow On the green sward at our feet. To their iumost soul of azure Hang bare the heavens on high; Slow up through the morning brightness A mst-wreath climbed the sky. Then in the silver silence
 My heart became aware Of sound. so fine it moved not The mute and delicate air. Is it the musical ocean
 The moaning, musical sea? Or Is it vii d-witch singing
 In the oole of the great ash-tree. Seven leagues away to the norhward Moan the Sea.shells on the shore: No wind in the bole of the ash-tree Ever sang this tune before." Then while the fine compression Of his arm around me stole, l felt how the eyes of my lover We're looking into my soul And he softly said, "This music Doth my heart make night and noon, Full long have I waited weary, For thy heart to learn the tune. "Oh leave the wind in the ash-tree On leave the sea on the shore ! For our hearts shall beat this measure, Dear love, till they beat no more b
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29

CT The New York Tribune says, iu order to save the surgeons a job for an in, growing toe- nail, do not cut away the offending corner of the nail, as is usually done, very short, but cut notch in the centre quite down to the quick, and keep that notch there until the difficulty is cured, which will sometimes be with the first cutting. The philosophy of the remedy IS, that the cut breaks the arch aid naturally changes tGe curvature of the nail, and makes the corners turn up instead of down. Another remedy is prescribed by lady correspondent of the Hartford Courier, who had daughter who had suffered for years from a similar afflic- ton. She had consulted several physicians. and had finally arrived at the point where the doctors said the toe must be cut of, or the nail torn off to save life, when this simple but sure remedy was applied, and in very few days the cure was complete. The remedy was blue vitirol, small quantity mixed with an equal quantity of burnt alum, pulverzed and sifed through muslin. If the toe nail is ulcerated, first wash it with Castile soap suds, and then apply the powder two or three times day.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
SUNDIsItS.

D ECEIVED and for sale, good assortment of kl Dry Goods, She ees and Boots, Hats and Caps Fall and Winter Clothing Saddles, Brides, etc.; Hardware and Guns, Queensware and Crockery; Tobacco and Cigars. Candles, Soap and Starch, Buckets Tubs and Brooms, Crushed Sugar and Tea; Rice. Salt and Vinegar Powder Lead and Shot, Pots, skillet, Ovens etc.: Wash Boards ard Kettles Market Baskets, Cotton Yarn. Carpet Warp, Horse aud Cut Nails, Indigo md Madder; And all other articles usually called for at Sept p, 1858. NJ. OSBORN'S.
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Nickn aIues.

It frequently happens that certain States aud cities, instead of being reerrei to by their pro per names, are indicated in some other way Thus we have:
 Virginia, the "Old Dominion" Massachusetts, the < Bay State.'' Maine, the Border State" Rhode Island Little Rhody" New York, the " Empire State" New Hampshire, the "Garnite State" Vermont, the "Green Mountain State." Connecticut, the Land of Steady Habits" Pennsylvania, the Keystone State" North Carlonia, the "Old North ate" South CarIonia the Palmetto State" Ohio, the ' Buckeye State"
 Michigan, the Wolverine State" Missouri, the Puke State." Indlana the TIoosier State." Illinois, the Sucker State." Iowa, the Hawkeye Sate."
 Florida, the Pen;nsular State." Texas, the " Loue Star State."
 So also we have:
 New York city, the Metropolis of Americar the $ Commercial Emporium'' and |" Gotham" Boston, the Modern Anthems and the |" Li- terary Emporium"
 Philadelphia, the " City of Brotherlv Love-" and ;he City of Penn," and the Quaker City," Baltimore, the Monumental city," Cincinnas, the "Qleen city," Queen of the West" and " PorkoFolis"
 New Orleans, the Crescent City" Washington, the |" City of Magnificent Dis tances."
 Chcago, the "Garden city," "City of Skunks." Detroit the 'City of the Straits." Cleveland, the Forest City" New Haven, the "City of Ems." ", richmond Indiana, the Quaker City of the Lafayette, the Star City" Indianapolis, the Railroad City" St. Louis the Mound City" Keokuk, the" Gate City," Memphis, the Bluff City" Louisville, the" Falls City" Nashville, the City of Rocks. Little Rock the C City of Rosesn
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NIM GOODS.

yxTE are just in receipt of our New Goods. They
 w all open, and really for inspection ana sale The follow ng i,t comprises a small part of cur last receipts Prints of all styles and colors; Cassineres Fancy and in Robes: Delane- Solid, Fancy and u Robes; Morenos, French, English, Plain and in Robes, cheap and fine Cambrics; cheap Jackonets: Cross cess Royat, erfeasim Hoped Skirts; Mauds and shawls assorted; Brass Hoops; Rattan. Plain and Covered, (tor lloops); Black and Fancy Silks: Hem stitched Cambric liandkerchefs, Kid Silk and W ool en Gloves Raw Silk, Cassimere and Cotton Hose; Mereno and Lambs Wool < Hose: Patent Leather and Silk Belts; Jet Bracelets; Jet Necklaces: Lac es Frinaes Berages; Cassimeres; Tweeds: Broad Cloth Sattihetts; Cassinets; Jeans; Rel Blankets Coat Blankets Negro Blankets; Horse Blankets: Kerseys; Lnseys; Flannels, Plain and Opera: Table Dama.k: :
 foweling; Ready Made Clothing; Boots and Shoes; Queeasware: etc. etc.
 All of which we will sell cheap for cssh
 | Sept 22, 1858. MCPHERSON t NEWRFPN
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RIDIoULoUs MALIGNrTY-Blair the fused up' black republican of St. Louis, has been rendered rabid by his defeat. In card which he has published in the New York Evening Post, he vents his spleen and malignity by charging that the public treasury was pIundered by the administration to supply money to hire his defeat. Blair. couldn't you have got up something original? That's very old story, Blair We have seen whole families of defeat ed candidates who accounted for their defeat by charging that it was compassed by democratic administration employing the public money to that end. The tale won't do, Blair. People won't be convinced but that your defeat was ow- ing to the fact that there could not be found in the slaveholding State of Missouri majority in favor of base hypocrite and traitor, who, while representing southern constituency, had the insolence to confess himself a black republican of the backest dye.-Mobile Register.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
Notice of Forfeiture Internal Lana

Notice of Forfeiture Sale IN THE LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT. - arnexeile Internal purchased oweltw land Aentsh lands han sGrnth
 
 the hm nofh comply the bonds remain ueali rom he itendn that &at shall file nwts y to be approved by said Agent the fall by theex
 
 innf the bond until um
  file of thgr part comply with the conditions c1u eoign t,C been oheted failure eand hereby declared be forfeited be tIs be valid orb office he eostla o O. the vdsa alowelc
 
 of n dissection mak the d a sixty ad land ml ecertpe rom date the 70 interest," he bonds Arkansas IntenlI nsctouo Il wnhi vi the the Land Little Roc Frui provisions o the above Nd @
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29

To CURE THE APPETITE FOR ToBAcco.-The New York Independent gives the following as the experience of clergyman who smoked and chewed tobacco for many years, and used these means to break himself of the habit: I had deep we'll of very cool water, and whenever the evil appetite claimed indulgence, resorted i'm mediately to fresh drawn water Of this I frank what desired and then continued to hold water in my mountaineering out and taking in successive mouhfuls, until the craving ceased. By a faithful adherence to this practice for about month 1 was cured- And from that time to this have been free from any appetite for tobacco as nursing infant. I loathe the use of the weed in every form, far more than ever did before contracted habits of indulgence.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
Garbling the Scriptures.

Simple Horace Greedy. in lecture on the sin of coveting the Island of Cuba, says:
 {" If any of our readers are infected with the Cuba fever, or are in danger of catching it, we will thank them to take down their Bibles, and read thoughtfully, from Exodus xx, IT, that commandment which runs thus: THOU SHALT NOT covEr thy neighbur's houss, nor his wifs,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
iWO HUN DRIED DOLLARS REV ARD
 STOP THE THIEVES.

W AS stolen from me on the sth inst, o
 W three horses oi the following descrip Nssezesn ton: 1sAsf
 One large bay. hiped on the left si le, black ma,e ana ana tmI' wears old One bright bay l4l5 han !s n. mgh one hind foot white. small star in the forehead Une sorre pony. natural pacer white rino arou, Il his neck. wears old.
 The thIeTe' were traced to the ncighborhood of Arkad1 lpha: there is three of them calling them selves Brown, Frances and Golden but changing their names every few miles, They are y,1,ng ,,,,i one has Ted scattering whiskers 1 will give tbe above reward for the apprehension of sail thieves snd hoL7es so that can get my proper'y and bring them to justice, or proporionae part for any one of them. J. D. CAIN
 Dyer township, Saline county, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
LAn exchange says:

U} AH eXCHdfIgt says:
 "The grass -hoplers are making fearful rava- ges in the country round about Buffalo, New York. The Express says that swarm of the ravenous insects attacked field of beans, and Tn two hours not green leaf was left. Their appetites run to beans and cucumbers, and pumpkin vines; but when these are wanting they do not hesitate to make war on any green thing"
 At the last accounts they were devouring know-nothings. The grass hoppers and black republicans have strong stomachs to swallow such food. May "a good digestion wait on appetits."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
s2O1 REWARD.

.yYHEREAS It has been made known to me that w on the lsth day of September, 1855, at the viii lage of Atlanta in Prairie county, Arkansas one Dr Thomas Harbert murdered w. A. G. Thompson, and Therefore i. ELIAS N. CONWAY. Governor ot the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer a reward of two hundred dnlar>, for the arrest and delivery oi he saiA Dr. Thomas lIarbert to the sheriff of Prti- rie county Arkansas, in order that justice may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of Ar L. s kaIsas, to be affixed at Little Rock this 18th
 duy ot September, 1858.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That letters tes- " tamentary granted to the undersigned on the 10th day of August A. D. lS5s, the estate of Richard L. Galloway ST., deceased, by the Probate Court of Pulaski county, Arkansas
 All persons having claims against said estate, are hereby notified to present the same to me propery authenticated within year from the date of such letters, they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate: Andif the same not presented with in two years from the late of such letters they shall for everb. barred and preeuded from any benefit in said estate. F. c. c ALLOWAY, Execntor of RICHARD L. GALLOWAY, deceased. Little Rock. Ark. Sept 2k. 1858. 5o-6t r 5ll
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
s2OO REWARD. Proclamation by the Governor.

ProcIamation by the GovernOr. EAHEREAS. It has been represented to me that W on the l1th day Of August. lS5S at the village of Falcon. in Columbia eornty. in the State of Ar kansas. Tn mas Can't q q murder one Capt J T. Cook, and has fed from justice and is no running at large.
 Therefore. l, ELIASN CONWAY. Governor of the State of Arkahsas by virtue of the au horty in me vested by law, do hereby offer rewa'd of tw 6 hundred dollars, for the arrest and delivery of the said Thomas Can't to the sheriff of Columbia county, Arkansas, in order that justice may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State ot Ar L. s.] kansas to be affixed, at Little Rock this
 18th day of Sept, 53.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor.
 DAVID B. GREER Secretary of State. Sept. l5, 1858 3w
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MATERNAL ORDERS.
Ma'Onic Lodges in Little Rock.

MasOnic Lodges in Little Rock.
 EsTERN STAR LODGE No. 2.-E. II. ENGLISH
 A5~oL!A LopeE No. 6o.-GRANvILLE Nc XERSpN. W M
 6gAND LoDGE OF ARKANsAs-L. F. BARBER E A '. D. MERRIcK. c. Sec. EENioH CHAPTER No ,. F.. II. ENGLISH. Y p BRASD CHAPTER OF aRKANsAs--E. +. ENGLISH EH 7 4. S. ilUEY, G. Sec. DctIDlNTAL COUNCIL l.. & S. M. No l.-L. F. ARBE3 C .R
 EueH DE PAYENs CoMMANDERY, K. T. No. l.-L. SBARBIR. CuH.
 AcAcn LoDeE OF PERFECTION, No. IA. A. Fl L. F. nARBER C. M &EDRoN CoCNcIL PRINCES OF JERUsALEM No l. M. ENGLISH, M. '. " ExcELsIoR CHAPTER. ROSE CRoIx. No. l.-G. C. ATKINS, r. y. + boDFREY DE ST OYER CHAPTER KNIGHTS KA kcH, No. !. L. E. BARBER Or. C5zn. Odd Fellows Lodges. ! AR WEST LODGE No. l.-keguar meeting every tUrday evening. Hall on S.ott St.. between Mark 6 and Elm WILLIAM WOOLFORD. Y C. PlKE LoDGE. No. l2.-Regular meeting every |eSday evening. Hall on Scott ,t between Mark Pn and Elm; JOHN BRISBIN. N z hRXANsAs ENoAMPMEnT, No. 2.-P. 0. HOOPER. BRAND LODGE OF ARKAUsAs.-WM. H. ETHER IL, JAS. A. HENRY, C. Sec. DruidS.
 AURORA GROVE. No. l. U. A. O. D. Hall on Mark lan, regnlar meeting every Wednesday at o'clock m'' uhul inrther m notice. J. BEAR, ~ 4. Temperance Orders. PULASKI TEMPLE OF HONOR. No. I9.-Reonla Peting every Thursday evening. Hall on Markham beet. II. c. LOWE. IF c Y LITTLE RocK DIVISION. &. OF r., No. 130.-Regu n meeilng every Friday evening Hall on Mark Tn street.. R. s. YERKFS IF D |RLscrE DIvIsIcN. s. OF T.. No. l79.-Every Wed P lay night. Hall on Markham street. A. J. WARD IT. ?.
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To all to Whom it may Concern.

NoilCE IS HEBEBY GIVEN. That the under < V signed was at the July adionruel term of the Court of Probate, in and for Randolph county. in the State of Arkansas and on the second day ot said term the same being the 2ith day of August 1858, appointed ny the Judge of said court as guardian of Marion lluskey. person of uusonnd mind
 JOHN w. HUSKEY. Guardian. etc. Sept 15 lo5S 3t
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DIR. BEARD's EYE VETERINARY. No. 35 Latayette Street, (late Hevia,) bet,oee,,
 Bdr0nne and Cnropde2et styeete
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS 'fNHls Institution is open, for the recep- ton of persons affected with diseases If fhc Eve. zE4 The building is new the rooms laroa ssAFTes<< and tlry. Every attention will be paid to the com Wards devoted to the treatment of Slaves with Eye affections. 0'' "i'n A competent Physician resides in th, house TERMS WHrTfs. from s2 t. $ perday. NreRors $l Ter day Operations charged extra hTFERs To-)r. Samuel A. Cartvricht Dr. n fenner pr samuel Chopin. H. Kendall. Curtr .S, Co C Frei zen; Stevenson & Co.,, R. c. Cummings & Sept. I5 le5S 6m
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
2,29l 9l
Total number of acres in All

Total number of acres in all 5s1 o1 he tracts lying in Chicot county are in two miles or the Mississippi river the Desha and Chicot line and best quality of b ttom land e l ne tract Tn Drew county lies on the Railroad line rom Camden to Gaines Landing
 For terms apply To
 JAMES B. JOHNSON Agent. Sept. l5. 1858. tr at Little RocL ArL
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CAIRO AND FULTON R. R. Co., LatIe Roek, Sept. 2l, 1858.
 A LL persons are hereh, cautoned against rur- tA chasing "r negotiating in any way for the Bonds ot the C. and F. R. k. Co.,, for $500 each V hich bear the following numbers, viz: [, D B. 5. r. 10: as no one has authority to sell oY d Spo-e of them ana they will not he acknowledged by the company
 EDW. CROSS, Presid, mt
 Sept 22. lSaS. Cairo and Fulton R k Co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29

0r There is a negro boy in Polk county, Texas, who has two faces, fixed on opposite parts of the head with mouth, nose and chin, so full and perfect that it is impossible to tell which is the front face when the body is hid from view. He is six years of age, healthy, of sound mind, and runs and plays among other children.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
ELIAS x. CONWAY.
By the GOvernor.
 D. B. GREER. Secretary of State.

D. B. GREER, Secretary of State.
 DESCRIPTION DE. THOMAS HARBERT THE MuRDERER.--lie is about 3 years old-fve feet II inches hgh-light hair and fair compexion-bl eyes weighs about ITS lS0 pounds toops or rather leans little forward in WE king has sl ght limp in lis gait caused by paraletc stroke ill in fancy which caused his left foot hand and in fact his whole lstt side to be smaller than the right side us is apparent upon close observation.
 SenL 22 lsGs ary
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JOB WORK K.

facilities for doing all des s:rptons of Job Work can by any printing in the country e nave procured, of sixteen hundred dol
 ore of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines,
 eaables us to do book and especially pamphlet and
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A RESOLUTION for the Adjustment of D;47onI.;.

17.' " W II7g AIJ7sLWent of Difficulties with the Republic of Paraguay
 Resolved, etc., That for .he purpose Of ad;us,ina the IihereceS between the United State, anI the re pHb, ot Paraguay iu connexion with the atrack on 'he Omted States steamer Water Witch. and with 3'f matters referred toin th3 annual message If the President h. be and is hereby authorized .o adonf ueh measures and ue sach force ls in his iudgnent, may be necessary and advisable. in the event of n LaNNa oi Just satisfaction by the government of Pa ragiay.
 APPROVED ,Iuuo
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APPROVED, May 24, 1858.
JOINT RESOLUTIONm I,;r, 4

JOIN r RESOLUTION making Appr ,priation to pay
 tie Expenses of the several Investigating Commit-
 tees of the House of Representatives.
 :, Resolved, etc, That the sum Of Sl2Olo ha. and the same Is hereby appropriated out of any moneys n the treasury not otherwise appropria-eI for tb. payment Of expenses of the seter.l investigating committees, and of the Judiciary Commi toe of tJ,e House ot Representatives and that the sm Shall bs fund of said House
 APPROVED, May 29, 1858
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THOSE wishing fine picture .~ss~. \ of themselves or friends will NstasgsyTLIIyM dc well to call at MlLLER'S on lA.ssEF..si5 5s?slF the corner of Main and Mark yE5SsFt9A,Ff Ff1lSSNl ham, II. E. hezekiahs --I- -4e-zSY Clothing Store he has fitted up neat rooms and is prepared to take Pictures in all the latest styles. His Steiloype is indeed beautiful. Prices moderate and work warranted to suit.
 Instruction in all the various branches of the trade given " E. II. MILLER. Little Rock Sept. 22. '5S.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

p.rsons desiring to advertise, the True Democrat cer
 presents stronger inducements than any other na per in
 ate It has by faT the largest subscription lis-is very {aIy read in every county. With list of over foy, kaai regular subscribers it read by nor less than efg thgHsand persons every week. The True Damnctat [f presents to the public the best medium for adver k.-tae most Temunerative.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
EaI; and Winter CIotr3nr,

Fali and Winter Clothing. ME are in receipt of q small portion of our Fall w and Winter Clothing, which we now offer nt the lowest conceivable price fir money. Cali and examine. HUDSON dG IVES. Sept Z2. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29

pRlNCESs Royal Extension Hoped Skirts. 1 A few more of the above articles arc yet on hands and for sale on East Main street at
 MCPHERSON d NEWBERN'S. Little Rock, Sept. g, 1888.
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|7ERMS OF ADVERTISING

..nt adve tisements will be inserted for ST per
 or ten hnes or ess) for the first insertion. and 5O <sr each subsequent insertion. asnts advertising by ne year will be charged s30. [,s.isna cards and other advertisements not e.ceed l
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Flour and Corn Meal. LUST received from the country Fresh Flour made q from New Wh at, and for sale by Sept e2 1858. M. OSBORN.
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Glass. Glass.

SA HALF Boxes by 10 and 10 by l2 best cV Brownsville Window Glass. in store and for sale cheap by RAPLEY, HANGER dG co.
 s pt zl lS5s
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JOINT RESOLUTION for paying the Compensation
 ol pi n0lh ,gfaph'tH employed by Committees of the House of Representatives
 h97ot .ed etc, Fhat chs Secretary of the Treasury oe and hs Is hereby althorizsi and directed to al % .%o| ani pay, ou- Of any money n the treasury ,J otherwise apProprHted th3 compensation of steno- grlPhers empl yel by tn. camai tee. of rb, ITouse oi Representatives, as au tsd under the direction of APPROVEn. Muv 24
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FE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 s PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY IHN SON & Y E RKE s.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

c,Dg, one year, in advance, 2. co psqh,, 2 5a
 s,nira,ion of the year, 0o k,fong Inducements to Su3scribe!! I.ee ihe True Democrat within the reach of all we ah il clubs at the loi owing rates, ihe money, of snass to aeeompaag the names composing the cub: .scneefs, one year, Sl0 00 ed 60 go co 6n co ,befs already upon books avail them elves re sies, by pay,ng up arearaees and forming clubs |, ,tss, payments mKst o9scayS be ia adrasee
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APPROVED, June ?, 1858.
JOINT RESOLUTION an-bor;ziro Conn :,

JOINT RESOLUTION au.horizine Commander
 F. M@ury to accept Gold Medal awarded to him by the emperor of Austria kes'.yed e1'., That Commander Nj. F. Maury. of the nItea N1'.eS navy be and he s hereby, author Ne t' accept he ,r'ai gold me lal of the arts and sciences recently p.s n,ed to him by his Majesty tha Emperor of Austria. 'i' APPROVED June D. lS5S
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New Gallery

BUCKETS. Brooms and Washboarls just e,cived D and for sale by MCPHERSON & NEW BERN.
 Little Rock Sent 22 1s5S
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QtEENSN ARE. usT received Der Rough & Ready, aspendid lot D Of QueenSware, consisting of 6 dog Iron Stone Soup Plates; '' Dinner l2 " |" Breakfast l2 pair Iron Stone Covered Dishes; Plain Iron Stone veg. Plain dog Iron Stone Meat Dishes: l2 = '' Covered Chambers; l2 par :" Covers and Bas 5; l2 sets ' '' Cofees with and athout handles: l2 '' Teas dog l" l" Bowls: '' Pitchers; Teapot5; Sugars; Creams; 1 " Siute rnrans; E Boats: 13 " Butter Tubs: Box and Trays; 2 :" Pickle Dishes: ' '' '' Covered Butter Dishes: