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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
NAILS

S Kegs best Boston Nails, received this day and AO for sale by A. J. HUTT. Juue
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" ATT II. ROBERTS

zkNo C. u.-r n po,r,,s
 i<osS ROBERTS, Having associated them selves together in the practice Of Law will attend promptly to all and any business ent ustod to their care m any of the courts in South Arkansas Circuit
 Probate or County Courts Also in the Supreme and Federal Courts of this State
 Magnolia. Columbia co. Ark June Is ,5e 1v SADDLES. usI received per steamer Quapaw, an assortment of spanish Saddles, Pat. Skirt ' Russ ' Hog Quilt; Tram ucatan '' etc.. etc. June l5, '5S. All HITTr COFFEE. \ Bags best Rio Coffee received this day and for
 AC sale by June l5. '5S. A J. HUTT. | Boots and Shoes. | 2ah Cases Boots and Shoes just received and for " sale ny FIELD & DOLBY. 1 San. l5 '5S. 1 Summer Clothing. | A LARGE and handsome stock of Summer Clo- 1 Il thing just received and for sale by
 June l5, 1858 FIELD & DOLBY. BACON.
 X Lot of superior Bacon just received and for sale 1 June Is 1858.
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Money Wanted.
DENTAL NOTIC F.,

DENTAL NOTICE. N -eply to frequent inquiries l would ~r |A say, that am now prepared to travel iysSGsY
 Q any part of the State. and will go pre- 01IIIly
 ared to do every thing in the line of my profession
 n the neatest possible manner Pero wishing my ssfyes will please drop line to that etfe t. as
 hall not have time to go except where have calls,
 snd will only charge the regular Memphis and cas- i Nin prices, same as charge in my office. II. N. CASE, Dentist. March ls KS ly
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KID GLOVES.

4 Doz. Ladies Kid Gloves, Mf aJt II dog. Gents Kid Gloves Mast's Supe- IhDlpih rior Kid FIELD * DOLBY | YuJ
 June p, '5s.
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MAPI.E. SVJGAiS

Late Irish Seed PotatOes, Atl BUSHELS Irish Potatoes. sound ahd good ., " just received on consignment, and for sale, sleap for cash, by
 RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Little Rock, June s, 1858.
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SADDLE BAGS AND WALLETS.

A Large assortment of Saddle Bags and Saddle
 sn ailes. with and without handles just received -.I I..a ,or sale at the lowest prices by "e io, oo A. J. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

|A FINE assortment of Ladies' Gators. with anC -A without heels; also good stock of Gents Gal- 'oS, at A. POLLOCk'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
UTICA LIME.

UTICA LIME. 0NA BBLS. for sale: well coopered in large l,OOO barrels. JOHNSON X PEAY. June l5. '6S. 1t Nap0leon.
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l03 y Q 2 X.

;,;.s for dolng all descriptions ot Job Work can aissiby a any printing establishment in the country be ,oc,red al cost of sixteen hundred dol Fsh"s Adams mammoth printing machines, which one c do book and pamphlet work in superior style s,, low prices
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.asws OF ADvGgTIsITg.

ka l,sady mon onr books can avail silthemseives
 scis ap arrearases and forming clubs 1, ais'' " .,r,s must alpays be m ndUancc.
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rTRUE DEMOCRAT

s year. in ance,.............>...$ 00 .sccp',V 50 aohH.,;ou of the year ..-..........-..
 ssiPu' Inducements to Subscribe!
 Ss ss,"s %as 'ss :siss ss ss . S arsn ,o aceompaap the names composing the club: |, fsg' ~ sas S,ear' slO % .ubscnA ' % % Sq 90 % bo o ........... 60 %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

THEATRICAL AUDfffcxs At CHufcH.-The Hev
York correspondent Of the Charleston Courier, no
ticing the opening of religious services ct II,
various places Of amusement, Sunday night, says
The reig:ous services last night. ct the Academy
portion OF the town. were ~ different - the two
buildings and localities At the former the assern-
oiy was as digDified snd A1ost ashicnablea as on
npera nights. whom ficolonrnini. snd not DR.. Be-
Theatre. there was the same rough looking. disor-
dsry set, as nightly ecnsresates TO delight in the
Of the blood and thunder school Of dra
ma. Ihe policemen on hand. ason the nights OF re-
theatrical performances. locking after distur
ners and piekpocksts. The boys In the pit acted
tne same as il they were waiting to an excl
Hng drama, instead OF hearing q sermon. Shertiy
oeioIe tne entrance OF the preacher loud wbisting
anu Dealng OF feet seemed TO express anxiety fer
sne opening OF tn exercises. number Of the boys
VINO exhibited great restessn g. were kept In cheek
" several police officers who were distributed cyer
.he tnestIe. seine we're betting upon tSe de OF
sns M stage irox which the 'parson" would make his
appearance; One boy asked another, Ia very Icud
voice, why he had no shirt which question received
the most peremptory response 'sButtoa up will
Yous" Another boy upbrsiied bis neighbor for hav.
ing dirty shirt. Still another demanded that
s4pance" which he leaned Dan on Saturday night
Another, Hi, Jack, como over here will you,s re-
sponssd to by "Hai!o Jim. make rcomo some of
me older boys raised objectsns to sitting near "a
oloooy shce black" But, as soon as the parsons
appearance settled these preliminaries every thing
was as quiet and respectful as could be- hoped for in
sucn place. The clergyman, Rev. T. ID. Hiecox, of
tne baptist Church, who has undertaken this really
nopIe mission. II encouraged by the hopes and best
"isnes OF the entire religious community.
CONVICTED FoR CoNsprRAcY.-A man named Sat.
serneld, convicted of conspiracy to kill one Mils
er, at Barracksvile, Va has been sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years.
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THANKSGIVING fTATisrTcs--some stat;sticiap,
after filing hrfself With turkey or Thanksgiving
day, amused himseifb by estimating the eevassa.ion
OF the day in the twenty-threo States that cele'
brated IL, as follows;
Zone million turkeys. IL ece COO chickens, 3o.6oo
oos pounds OF pork 80 eco 900 pounds of beef 10000
pounds frsisins 00e0 tc0 pounds Of ur 30 600 600
pounds Of sugar. &c The turkeys placed three feet
srars In straight line; wolld reach from Massa-
would reach fron, New York TO California. The
pies. eide by said would reach ecroes the Atlantic
ocean. II would require 25,e1 cattle, ard 5000
swine to furDieh the beef end PORK. The raisins
would cost nearly million dollars. aud tho Il our
quite that sum, 1he sugar Hould cost about tree
millions and the whole value q the items We have
one turkey to three families, chickens to each
family. also ten pies TO lbs each OF pork and be-
lbs rsisins IN lbs flour and 10 of sugar The eggs
spics Lard, eutter and 'fsirs' generally, Of which
have made acceunt. would raise the sum total
to nearly twenty e We Mi,iions OF dollarsn
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j. j. 0RITTENpEN.
THE GIRL IN BoY's CLoTHEs.-The arrest of a girl
at Cincinnati. ho had worn Ean apnarel for three

THE GIRL IN BoY's CLoTHEs-The arrest of a girl
at Cincinnati, p ho had worn man apparel for three
years, has been noticed. The Times says:
The object. she alleges, was that she might be
with her brother all the time. The first impres
sion created was that they thieves, and 10 no
ways related 20 each other, and that the girl had
assumed this Disguise to better carry on the bus-
ness. The police are now satisfied. however, that
such is not the case. Jane seems really to be the
sister of Joseph, and tho whole object cf her as
sumipg male attire was that she might be conl
stantly with her brother. They appear to he worry
fond of each other. Jane is boy in all her ac-
tions. Her walk ia perfectly masculine, and she
talks an3 acts precisely as boy used to tbe rough
society of watermen would. She seems to have
lost all sense Of her sex. and only responds when
addressed as boy. They came to this city from
Lake Erie, about two weeks ago. They imme-
dsteiy engaged with Mr.. b. Jackson. as laborers
10 assist in raising coal boat near New Richmond
They went up with number of other laborers,
and worked faithfully for five days.
They were remarkably we'll behaved. drinking
no liquor, and using no badlangnage. Jane, who,
be it remembered. is girl Of eighteen years, aud
rather dslicately formed, performed all the duties
of laborer, and very satisfactorily 10 her
en- ployer. Her sex was not suspected by her
comrades. They returned to the city. and were
about entering upon another engagement when
they were arrested The fact that girl of fifteen
assumed male attire. and performed regularly, for
three years. the work of common iaborer, that
she might be with her brother, is certainly rare
novelty.
The parties were before Judge Prudeu this
morning for final disposition. Joseph was dis
charged. Judge Pruden said he could not permit
Jane to run at large in male attire. She had refused
to put on female attire, aud he would therefore
sentence her to the City Prison for ten days. He
hoped by that time she would te willing to appear
in her own character. On the passage of the SEN
tence Jane. for the first time during her impris,
onment, burst into tears. She seemed to be ago.
nized at parting with her brother. Altogether, 1t
is q ingnlsr and very curious case.
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-sP9CIAu EOTICRa.
ssA- CouaHs. COLDS. HoAxsESnss

ssss- CoUGHs, Colds, HoAxsESHss, &c.
fhe preyslence Of the above complaints at this ssa
son has the effect of bringing out host of profss-
ssaiy new specifics, and while some few may be
Eood, many are useless anu some even dangerous
10 prevent oissr poiItment the best course to BUR
sne 70 consult your family ysican or other wise
use use only such remedies rs long public experience
10 TYLER'5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARA.
BIZ Originally the favorte prescription of an en-.
lnent pny sician. 1t soon became q popular family
70 ENJOY growing reputation for the last twenty
yesss IN all recent cases 1t acts like charm, and
Asthma &c. it is used with unparalleled success. as
most families win testify.
Sold BY RIsEzR winston, MEADE BAKER.
boDEKEa &C, at Is cents per bottle, and in an ele.
CANT ana pleasant Lozenye form. l2k and rs cents
CRops" az 27Nayo
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TIE Aprrsrs At 0nERLIN.--On Tuesday, The e. 8
Marshal rotprned 10 Cleveland from Oberin. where
he bad arrested number OF the persons indicted
for the fugitive slsve rescue The parties promised
to come in the next day and surrender them
selves On Wednesday, several OF the convicted
arrived In Cleveland, among them Prof Peck, the
Ray Mr., Fitch and others Of the arrested party
or the fugitive slaves who we're indicted, several
had fed 10 parts unknown before the arrival Of
tho Marshal.
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EIFTY DOLLARH--I. M. SINGER &
~ cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING

MACHINkS-OrrCE 2l7 MAIN STREET., RioHMoHp.
VA,-We would most respectfully invite all 70 cali
and examine our new stock Of Family. Plantation
and sLeather Machines. which for durability and
beauty OF finish, cannot be surpassed by any. Cur
Machines are so constructed, that by the magical
changes they are made to sew, hem. gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather to the finest silk, satin or lace, of snY
description. without trouble. Tho simple con-
s.rrotion. ease Of management and saving OF time.
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted -
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one Of the
prettiest and best in use IL Is put up in Rosewood
Mahogany or Enamelsd cases. 70 suit the Rerler o.
work-rooIs. Our agent, being = fine nachinist, ID
prepared to repair Machines, and TO give all the h
structions so that the operators can adjust their
at their residences; also, servants desired. nee Of
charge. We invite ali to call and examine, where
all possible attention will be paid by cur ladY Op
ntofs and Agent to give explanations whether they
purchase or not.
silk Thresd and Cotton. Of ell colors and aescrp.
tionE Needless Gauges for tHcking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent 10
all on application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every descriptios, On
Cloth or Leather. - -
Shirts, &C, made to order, at short notice
au 25-Iy II SINGER 90.
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%HARTsHoRNE's CuRE-ALL-
The GRRAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

- .
BorTLEs n, Is and 50 cents and dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSa0RNES CURE-ALL should be kept in
sill families IN of accidents sudden eickness
1t frequently es il less time than requires to
get physician.
L; cures pain IN part Of the system and is used
externally and iut, Traily.
81 As sne frequent changes OF the Weather pro-
duce bad Coii, rheumatism. Neuralgia, sore
Throat. Pain in tho Bowels ani Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acae, Aeue !Jiinps the Breast Pain in the
Limbs And Body; also. stff Neck-svery person
should get bettie. 1t acts upon the Nerves, 8us-
sles, Sipews, Blood and Bones and. By its warming
elecromag aetc 30 wer expes all pain from the 81 s.
ten. Get bottle and try il.
Y B.--If yen have Is Cough, use eHERTSHORNE'S
PECrORAL SYRUP Or WILD CHERRY il is he
het Cough S.rup in the world 25 and 30 cts bottle
If you are Bilious. use HART5hORNEs ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, stem
aeb and Bowels carrying of all Bile aud Foul Sc
CFetionH. IS ceats box.
The above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
in Richmond, Eorf)lk, Petersburg snd all towns in
Virginia. oc l5-em
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A JUROR CORRECTING JupaE.-A Judge in Gin
eInnati last week had just charged tho jury in
yery important case, when, to the great astonishr
nent of all present, professional juror, who
happeEed to be on, arose from bis seat and begged
10 call the attention of his honor to slight mis-
take he had made in his charge, and actually quo
ted authorities to sustain his opinion. Upon re-
ferriDc 10 his citations, il was found, 10 the No
small amusement of the spectators, that the juryA
man was right and his honor was wrong; where.
uDop, with all due gravity he informed the bench
charrod A. least forty times on the same point In
the last four months, and couldn't be mistaken
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Shirts, &C. made to order, at short notice.
au 25-iy / II SINGER 90.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Pureu

iAIO41o1 Az Ana n LEtJs--I uI6U~
AN ant 10 an Ordinance passed 18th OF January,
1876, will attend at the Collectors Once in the
City Hail. from the 18th TO the 3lst Of Decerber In
elusive to receive tho remaining half Of taxes fcu
such persons as are entitled TO deduction OF 10 Per
cent. by having previously paid the first half n
June last, In accordance with said Ordinance.
j "A u0BSON, q o r.
NB-It will be seen from the above, that fhs Col.
lector s required to attend ut the Office, from the
18th TO the 3st Of this MONTH to receive taxes ru-
naming due from June last; before the January
term of the Hastings Court. he 10 required BY Ord
to advertise delinquent real estate to be sold
for non-payment Of taxes. Persons who have mod
done will the necessity Of calling and yeyipg
their taxes az it will be impossible for the CoeetpR
10 call ON them before he advertises.
dc lin A ROBSON. @ q 4
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS..

~ Water taker. are hereby notified thatif thsy
tali 70 pay their bills on or before the loth inst
Wards; and on or before the 18Th inst IN JefSsrSon
Ward. they will be dealt with according % tho rs.
quirements of the following extract from the ordi
nance concerning the Water Works:
-. By an en- ordinance passed by the Council MAJ 31s.
days, next after that on which Il 10 presented ths
Auditor shall notify the superintendent who shall
stop the water being used on the premiees In respscS
II TO be used on those premises again til sAid bill
is paid and Eve per cent will be added 10 the orig
nal amount Of the bill which shall be placed In the
hands Of the City Collector who is hereby author.
ised and reQui-ed to collect the a. II h wAs due
for city taxes" L STRATTON
de l0-tlSth Audifnv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

TIE CoILIERY ACCIDENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN
During the year 1856 there were about $50, coo
persons eInp!oyed in end about the collicries oi
Great Britain, and about 66,50o,000 tons OF coal
were raised. The loss of life was at the rate OF
about ono person killed in each 224 employed,
and orc killed for each 6i T5l tons OF coal raised
In 1867 the production OF coal was considerably
Increased in some DISTRICTS while in 0ihe.s there
was slight decrease, the total production being
probably about 6S, 100000 tons Tho icss of life
iu 1851 was about one perscn killed for each co.
1G9 tons produced.
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DrcENcY--The comments Of nome ct TIE New
York papers upon tho president's message ere re.
narkabie for their free speech. The Times calls
the President '.iiarn half dozen times, aud the
Tribune can scarcely fnd terms low enough to ap-
ply to the head of the nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

DEcEAsED.-The telegraph announces The death
of the Hon. Robert Baldwin, at his residence, near
Toronto Mr.. Baldwin was distinguished citizen
of Canada. He had been attorney general of the
Upper Province, aud was an associate of Sir Hip
polite I.afontainc In the Canadian government
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ITosfr Trvs rGost AERosn--The last number of
tho Ei.ngburg Review, among other absurd crud-
tiles, hiss tho following:
Webster bowed his splendid head to tho yoke of
tho South, and died broken hearted of the couseA
auence. Of tho humiliation. Clay sustained re.
peated dIsappointments, and left tainted reputa-
tion, as having been the obstacle to the restric
tion and reduction OF slavery in some of the rons
tier States and the cause OF its establishment 10
Missouri, Florida and Arkansas. Calhoun died
broken hearted also.
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SORE THRoAr EPIDEMIC UP THE HuDsoN.-During
the last two weeks tho sore throat disease HIS
ragged in Kingston, N Y, aud in that short time
many children have been carried to their graves
after a short illness. IL IL called there the "sore
throat disease. from the fact that II operates much
ike Group. A very high fever 10 one oil che symps
toms.
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OpIUx EATlNa.-Alarming Satiaics.-The New
York Evening Post is showing the extent and in

OPIUM EATiNG.-Aidrming Sdtiaics.-The New
York Evening Post is showing the extent and in
lueu ,es ef opium eating in that city 1t says:
Ths amaunt now passing through the New York
Custom House annually falls but little below one
hundred thousand pounds, and the ports of Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Orleans raust
triple that quantity. No; teuth part of 1t can be
required for medical prescriptions. The average
to the population equals if it does not exceed.
that used in China and the Indian Archipelago.
Inquiry among druggists IN the different wares of
Now York and Brooklyn, would seem to establish
that tho of Opium actually incrs from year
to year at ratio of atout 80 per cont. Some dealers
evadiDg direct answers, give the impression
that they oaly sell to fill cut medical prsscrips
tons; but in one two such instances it 10 found
saat the income derived bythem from the sale is
unimportan or unrroatsbe t5 IN their accounts.
Others, more frant, have acknowledged that they
sold many times than the quantities required
for prescriptions. Few consumers of the drug,
however, obtain their supplies from one apotheca-
ry desiring to conceal their habit from observation
they procure them f:cm seTeial shops. We are con-
fdent that tho amc1n. sold il any drug store in
y ward ia mere than amplr, as genaral rule, 10
meet the wants OF the physicians. Yet the number
of such shops in this city is counted by hundreds.
The quantity cone.lned here epneiiy.must average
from one to two ouaees fer every e.;ul. inhsbv
tapt, and possibly r,ore u soems to be used
more in the eastern than Ire western side of the
town, and more In Brooklyn than in New York.
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EsS- MEDICAL CaRD. - DR.. EYLvAEUs
l. TX -EAH having located il this city, respectfully
tonds1s his professional geTyic, 10 itH citizens
Office RuG residence fer tho present on BANK
STREET, near tbs Mechanics institute.
po L-!ms
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E- RKsovAL-DR. BgIGas has re-
moved his Office to basement Of Metropolitan Hall,
with + Lyme.
Office hours, 10 A NJ and 5 2 NJ daily. Residence,
corner u .h and Broad streets de 6-1m
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n5. THE BEET CoVGH SYRUP II THE

WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world is Earts
hoTDo's Pectorai Syrup Ct villa Cherry.
This article is prepared by a chemist, and is pre-
rouacod By medical men, and those who have used
u, to be the best preparation i9r Coughs, Colds,
CstG-r 81 ioucliits, doarseness, Sore Throat from
cci0, and preventive Of that lion OF tiseases,
Cersui1 ation.
Persona who sinC should use it, 1t is pleasant to
the taste s0cl.s clears and stTene shens the voice.
alleys iFFskstor CT the throat ana lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 2s and 50 cents and 81. Sold by ell Drug
efts IN Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns in Virginia. &C l5-6m
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~ HoRsoN's HAIR

w HoBsoE's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SaAMrooINa SALOON, under the American Ho-
el-entrance on 11th street.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can he had at
all hours. Single Bath 23 cents, or tickets for one
dollar. les
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A BALANCE AGaIssT Cs.-The ssn Francisco
Chronicle estimates the cost of the Fraser river
gold fever to citizens Of California; at sl3 65oooo,
against return Of about 500 600 IN gold Dust say
ing nothing about tho lives lost, hopes wrecked,
and energies paralysed BY repeated disappoint
,nonts-the hcnes bleaciing along the banks OF
the Fraser or reposing in the depths Of the ocean,
whi!o the fearful eyes Of mothers, sisters. and
v'ivos, grow weary with vain wstching5 for tho re-
turn OF those -horn they may never see again.
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~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER. !,
The subscriber has completed his new mil fef
grinding Plaster. located the Dock st the mouth
OF ehockee creek. with enlarged and complcts ~
chnery. sufficient TO supply any demand for the
present, er that may arise N many years 70 sGpS
GROUND PLASTER. pulyerized TO degree that
cannot be surpassed, fre heavy stock Of fsuperioe
with full knowledge that great deal Of Lsmi
Plaster is entirely worthless to tho farmer,l and
sness, with the close attention and study given e
Will enable him to supply the demand from this apA
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer IN In
purest and richest state and ~ satisfactory pYee
With q full determination 70 sustain the sNeAb.
lshed reputation Of his brand for PrRrY AuD nScu.
JOIN Ii CLAIBORNE
no oln-ttetA No III Pearl ntHoee.
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ssy~ LIFE SIZE PHoroaRApEs.-The

subscriber taEcs pleasure in announcing TO his Du-
Ioeru5s patrons and the public at large that he is
now prepared to furnish Photographs from nli3ia-
t1res 10 FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or coored
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
thsn the usnal price. Old Pictures copisd ans cn-
Ierged 70 sny size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and e.'
anime srecinenE at GIBBS Temple of A-t, CoriI.
tbial Hall, Nais street, between 9Th and Ierh.
L + GIBBS.
7. S.-If yOu want q genuine A7ntrotype, this is
The place 70 get it, where you will neither be hum.
hinged in price work, Aieo, Meiainoty pes, CT
ieiS p. EG.