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STREET, EING & Co.,
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LAND, COLLECTIONS
GEEERA a GEKTS, aass
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRTTOI1N,
IIL practice Law ia le supreme and interior Courts q
Nv NEBRASKA, buy and sen Warrant, enter tle
give special attention e maS1g oas q a int n ~ snt
S les on sho notice by and s lands, town ots and all
kinds Of real estate, and doa General Agency business
REFERENCES.
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkeiy. ~
eOnyenss, Harding & Co, Bos.oRi Mas. .4.s.>av
Gen. Leslie Cooabs, lexington Kentuesg.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee. a
y9h9 T. Z, Y MsaSsr * 20 DO DO DO DO
soy. VIZ dsapbell Lebanon, g
Lpsas FhopPson Z Co.; T. , te9i.i ~, cow
VIM. H.. Sewer & Co., B ankers, tuscaloosa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge 8 Co, Council Ba1a DO
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W, a, johnson Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. llu9-d
FINE OLD WHISTLES,
vETE have Just received from Philadelphia three barrels Of
wv II. & H. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of &XA&i
T F9s do Xxx 1xa
Two barrels old Bourbon 1913 These whskissa are pure,
any quantity 1rs HOLLIsTER & cARTER
spT23 q, Union street.
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDLES.
VWTE just received three hundred boxes Of the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, chrysazed Fruits,
&c, from r. Y Maard, New York. that possibly be pro-
duced suited for Parties &c., viz
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits; RosoIns;
Chrystalized Ginger; Vanie Gum Drops; p
Jelly Fruits Withieaves; Aeidulated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls nr... Ca GSI oyl ISy 65,-.
Nangat Candy; Cordial Sugar Almondi
Brandy Drops; Cream Fruits;
sherry Coble-s; AIaraschine Balls;
Pineapple Ballsi Strawberry;
Besides many other kinds Come and see for yourselves before
you buy H0LLIsTER 4 CARTER,
apr23 2 Union street
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL. INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CArrrAL 100000, AL PAD IN SECURED.
FWyHIS Company being fully organized according to Charte
is prepared Policies against Loss Damage by Fire.
on Buildings, Goods Wares, and Merchandise generally Also
on shipments against Loss Damage by Sea- Rivers Inland
transportation, the most favorable terms
LIE AND NEGRO Policies IssUEB AT CURRENT RATES.
once No. 90, Corner Of Square and Cedar Street.
DIRECTORS
ALEXANDER FALL, ". T. BERRY,
ANTHONY " VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN. JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r. G. MNAIRY,
THOs W EVANS. HUGH MCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
I.,rEs arnrR. sacrelarY. apriI3-y
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY
SIS 5000.
OFFICE Northwest Corner Of the Public Square, over Dyer
Pearls Exchange Once They viii take risks on Dwellings
and other Houses Goods in Store, against Loss Damage by
Fire Also Marine Hazards. from and to all ports
AIos NFoRoEs AeA1Nsr THE DASsERs OF RIVER.
DIRECTORS.
J0UN N HILL JOSEPH VAULX,
LANES COREY THOMPSON ANDERSON,
e. NJ FOGG, j. A OWEN,
ALEX ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS,
r. H. GARDNER, n T. ALLOHAf
". S. EAKIN.
JOSEPH VAULX, President.
". A. Butler, Secretary. loet2-WsStriW'
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PlANO FnRTES. LOOKING-GLAssEs. 3

TWTE have now in stores fine stock Of Pianos,
Wv AIelodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terias &c, and still manufacturing 1nsde1 Ia III n
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recently =
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS EOR MIRRORS,
&c In a word, intend to TINES please
customers and induce them to paronse home, instead Of
sending abroad.
feb10-tf W. q r. FREEMAN.
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UNCURRENT BANK NOTES WANTED.

TTE will pay the highest market price for the Notes Of The
Wv following Banks, if delivered Immediately:
burg shebyvie, Ocoee, cambridge, and Knoxville the above
notes particularly We viii also buy the Notes Of all
suspended Free Banks, not mentioned in the above list at the
highest market price.
dec5-h A. WHEELES & co.
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GOLD PEN mANUFACTORY
I#AoskIEs

IN H HOSKINSs IS Third street, between Market and
Jefferson Louisville, KY, the public Gold Pens
Of his manufacture wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal
to any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
Old Pens by MALL accompanied with so cents money
stamps, viii be repaired and returned by mail.
febl4-d&rwly
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And have always on hand, full stock Of seetngs Osnaburg
Dhngs, Bagng Cotton Yarns and Batting, which offer to
the wholesale trade only in lots Of not less an bales Sheeng,
5 bales Osnaburgss Is bags Cotton arms, &C.
Nashville, March Z, 1855. w. H. GORDON & CO..
CSCALESI SCALESl! SCALES ll--A full stock Of
Fairbanks celebrated ScaesDormant, Platform, GFOcers,
Counter and Beams.
Also HAY and Coal Scales In store Factory
prices, by W. II. GORDON & co.
msy2I Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
W AWRENCEBURG MONEY ss-We are taking
Lrenceburg Bank Notes par payment Of sl accounts
due US, and Tor auy article we have for sale
fstg5, 1855 ". H. GORDON 4 CO.
WTTOOL! WOOL save want Three Thousand Pounds,
w clean Wasiu Wool, for which viii pay osaH. We
want il to make jeans and Hnseys.
mari ". H. GORDON co.
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES,

n NNIUNNJUl n
GROCERIES
m CASES Fine Imperial GunpOwder Young Hyson, and
Shkt Block Teas;
50 boxes Star Candles, 30 Z do, 30 4 do;
10 do ShllitO's Palm Soap
Is cases IHll's Fancy and no cases CASTLE Soap;
5 do Transparent Balls:
10 boxes variegated Soap;
20 do Pearl Starch;
5 casks sup. carb Soda-pure article;
30 hhds prime and choice New Orleans Sugars
20 bbIs extra filtered 11olasses;
Is half bbs Sugar House do;
50 cases fine Virginia Tobacco-assorted brands;
$4,000 Cigars-assorted brands;
Painted Tubs and Buckets,
Cedar Tubs and Buckets;
And many other articles in the Grocery line.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
ap4 MOI College, three doors North Of Spring street.
O0O BARREs Extra superne Flour, from the above
eDNBFJ Mills in store FOR sale at the lowest market
price. FREEMAN BROTHERS,
sprl25-d No. North College st.
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LIWCULN HUI aEl9
TULLAHONA, TEEEESSEE.
10. p. SMITH PROPRIETOR.
please an who nav favor me with a call OF ny friends
citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county, would so
patronage My table viii at al times be provided with the
best the country Affords and every VIII be taken % please all
There good Livery Stable contiguous to this house, and the
Fayetteville, Mulberry, and Lyn-hbug Mail and Passenger coach
leaves this Hotel every Monday, Wednesday Friday the
above places at IL o'clock and returning every Tuesday
with Nashville and Chattanooga, and Mchnnvie and Man
chester Nail Trains.
Tullahoma, August IA, 1857.
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SUNDREESs
MAZE in store, the following articles which win sell
wv 1t reduced prices:
80 bbls Walkers Xxx Ale IS bills Smiths Xxx Ale;
10 casks London Porter, quarts;
do uintss
f22 doz English and Scotch Aes, best brands
20 do Pittsburg Ale in bottles;
200 do FRESH Cove Oysters
50 do spoed Oysters;
Is cases American Pickles, assorted
100 d8E English Pickles, /"
95 DO Worcester sauce
20 do assorted
100 baskets Champagne, choice brands
Is chests Black and Green Tea,
10000 assorted Sgars, with the usual variety too b
mention lfeb25l VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
O0K Al THIS.-sWe have ths day received 1000 Of
those Eagle Principle SCARS smokers Who prefer
this article, should supply themselves Immediately We dontx
ageate when assert they superior 20 that have been
o4ouzht here IN two years. VESSEL = IhO5lfsON.
TH|EAS TIE S--ssJusr recVed superior assorment Of
Green aud Black Teas, and sale atreduced prices
june3-d VESSEL & THOMPSON,
Broadway House.
TEyHE above House having been thoroughly n
rehtted is open for the reception Of trsF.-
elers. The proprietor hopes from bis long 666f
Renee in the business, and his determination 70 aagA
spare pains in supplying his table With the lest
the market Affords, and 70 merit and receive
share q patronage.
Day Boarders, 81 50
Week BOarders, 50
WAI W. WINBOURN,
mar23 Proprietor.
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VIZ R. CORNELIUS Agent the sale Of Fsks celebrated
= w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 10
attend all une, rasas heretofore when his services may be
requre Once the Phnx Wareroom, No 40 Spring street,
near Cherry. Residence No. y Vine street, bstBeen Spring and
Br0ad.
r. B. WIZ also attend receiving a forwarding bodies, &C.,
Ehen notified. apr9-H
TTXEERA FAMILY FLOURs--We Just in re-
~ ep Of 500 bags hbf bags, Haryille Mil Flour which
are offering the city trade 50 per bag This brand
stanty increasing favor and gives perfect satisfaction where
ever used We have assurance that will be found Of uniform
guaY and par culary invite the Retail Trade give trial
aprlas FREEMAN BR0THERs. =
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. "A, COLLEGE STREET.


HAVE in st0Te and constantly receiving, fine
sortment of all kinds Of CABINET FU8NITUBE, which
they determined to sell low other house IN the city,
same arrsntng their Furniture to Be Of the best
workmanship finish. One Of the hrm has just returned from
east personally selected the entire stock which is all
Of REcEsr MANUFACTURES STYLES Our stock
pars Rosewood and Mahogany Par Furniture some
which very fine, together With Chamber Sets, Book Cases
Wardrobe Reclining Chains Lounges Sofas Easy Chairs french
Bedead Music Stands Mahogany Chairs, Dressing Bureaus
Extension Tables, etc. etcs and complete assortment Of all
kinds Of
Low PRICED FURNEEURE,
and every variety Of Wood and Cane Seat HAIRS We viii en-
please all, and will take much pleasure in showing
those who may favor as with call.
Tnav9Q- I'm PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN.
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NICHOL, GREEN & CO.,
No. 70, CORNER MARKEr CLARKE STREETS,
Produce q Commission Merchants.
Liberal cash advances made cOnsgnments Of Country
Produce.
~ We paying at an times the market price for Bacon,
Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, BeesWax, &c.
All orders accompanied by the cash, hled with prompt
ness and despatch, at moderate Commission, BY
jan7 ~. NICHOL, GREEN & co.
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MILLmAN BIZ Oss
Iron Depot,

80. "a COLLEGE AID a lEp 40 HLREBT sEREE rs
nFFEH for sale good terms tl cash OF prom tdesiers,
$50 Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iran,
$50 % sen ass5risi P-ts.'irg IroHs
50 4" Hammered Iron. including PI1w I0ullss
80 % Best Tennessee Caslin-s-
10 80 Cast Shear. d. & a.. b. Steel,
1000 kegs assorted Nails ana Spikes, best brand;
200 Cast Wrought, ana steel pl8Fs all sizes
800 set-7 Ways0n ard Busy Az-s, all sizes
Also Anviis, Vices, Fzs, Chains, Axes, 5rav Cutters &C.
jan2y-to jan ]. 50.
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Tea Clears Tobacco, Brande &C. with Bale Rope Bagging,
and 20 bales Of Augusta Drills all Of which will sell
able rates Bank Of Nashville Notes. for certified Of
deposit.
have also some desirable city and Edgehed property which
we dispose Of favorable terms in the way Apply
oets FISHER. WHEELS 4 co.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

BANK OF CON- MERCEs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, DEC. q, ls57.
TEVE stockholders OF this Bank having placed
hands Trustee for the purpose Of winding ups those
indebted the Bank will please call and pay up, their
debtednes due The holders will please
early possible and receive in the Of the
Bank Of Tennessee The individual deposits in this Bank have
and hereby pledge my individual La
bity tlem and the money is ready when called for
decl3-t JOHN D. JAMES,
PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
BUILDERS, EI0USEHOLPETRS, &C., are re-
uuested notice that the undersigned, having made
the necessary arrangements competent
wOmen, prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS the line
Of his yOCOton all various branches In department Of
HOUSE PAINTING
the subscriber prepared with the greatest promptness
all contracts, however large, which be endred style and
upon which fail to give satisfaction also pre-
pared to execute all manner Of
AND ORNAMENTAL GRATNING dARBLINg.
Having that department secured the services Of the expert
and experienced artists,
The subscriber would request persons having work in his line to
give him a call before making final arrangements.
K. T. FLEMING,
marchsd No. o. Union St, between Cherry and Summer.
ENOR RENT.--A comfortable Dwelling House, No. "a,
II High street. Price SIS per month. Apply to
may29-d W. l. BOYD, Jr.
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O{OTTONs Tobacco, Storage General Commission and
Produce Merchants, Broad and Market serets Nash
ve Tennessee will devote particular attention to all business
4 tn tn Them
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
PRINCETON FEMALE ACADEMy
l.. BARRY, Prtncipal.

I NHE fall session of this Institution will cormarco Il on Monday, 2d August 1858, and close a4tb De- eeinoer following The spring session will commence ne @ Monday n February, lS59 and close last of Tnne This scheol, established as it now is on a ,er,oo,,,. oasis, and furnished with an able and efficient or,,s .eacisefs' affords facilities for education eoua to those oi any other institution of a similar cbnr,cor in the State. 'i'"i i'c'cr while all the higher and ornamental branches u,;,l be taught in the school the Strckest attention will h gwen to the substantial and primary studies Tbe usciul and necessary will be first and the b;ohar ana ornamental second consideration. , TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS rrepartory Department-Spelling, Reading
 and Writing. s1o oo ih'erhedlate Department-Geography En-
 gllsh Grammar and Arithmetic 15 co Academic Botany Rhetoric. As
 tronomy. Natural. Moral and Mental T., Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry etc. 20 oG " ueo % = = AUGMENTATION. 30 % Laolh' &reek, French, Drawing, Painting. Wax "ork each extra ....... 10 0o iAcidenta expenses. s........... 1 m students charged from time of entrance until q ose oi session. No deduction except in cases of protract ed sickness. VI io'i"o0- ', MY BOARD OF TRUSTEES. C, ooMpIoN, Dr. SoLoN BoRLAND 0oi' hoBT' MARTIN, B. s. MONTGOMERY.
 Dr. w. F. SMITH
 hEFERENoEs-Rev. R. Banks Tulip: Rev I T i,oozer, Fine Bluff; Rev Sam Williamson. D n ashington; Dr. J. R. Barnett Warren: R Rr;ce esq, Monticello; Col. w. s. Thornton Camden. Col E. W. Can't, Washington. Ooi Princeton, Dallds c0unty A,k.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

BENIoUsKIs PROPOSED PLAN OF TYPE MAX ING AND PRINTING.-M. Beniouski, European inventor of some celebrity is the originator of a mode of forming the lettero, type upon its feet and sides, by which the composition can be read as soon as set up, without the necessity of talk ing proof. The letter formed upon the foot of the type is so placed that when the type is inverted into the composing stick, with the em- bossed or printing letter removed from the eye of the composltor, presents itself to his eye in the same relative position with regard to the other letters in the same line with itself as it occupies on the printed page. s
 k By this peculiar arrangement there is no o-c caslon to turn the type to see the letters which have beed picked up. and no occasion to be skilled Tn reading the surface oftype. The back of the type presents letters to the eye in the proper succession for readingI off, aud if a mistake has been made, the foot letter instant ly discloses the fact. To make this arrange ment still more effective, the foot letter is al- ways an intagio or sunken letter; and as tho face In which 1t is sunk is hardened in the manu- tacture, and receives stout coating of silver, by electrical deposition, the metallic surface form- ed by the feet of the type presents the appear ance of neat but boldly executed engraving of a page identical as regards matter with what a proof would present
 By means of the letter on the side, which is also lntaglio. the type can be immediately dis trlouted from pi, and with the greatest ease,- When the distribution from pi is going forward, the spaces, which are of steel, being thin and light, Will readily be attracted by the poles of \ magnet, passed over the type by the distributor. while the type metal, not being magnetic, will consequently not embarrass the work by requir5 ing separation.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
Little Rock High School for Young Ladies.

RELIEVING that a female school of high order NJ might be established, on permanent basis, in Little Rock. and conducted afford to parents and guardians the means of giving their daughters and wards aS complete and finished an education at home, that obtained by sending them to the schools associated by stock subs ri ,ton. for the purpose of forming such an Institution. for which they expect to obtain an Act of In corporation.
 The stockholders having organized and elected Boards of Trustees aud Visitors whose names are hereto appended-the attention of parents and guar dians is now called to the inducements offered by this school
 The Trustees are making arrangements to engage the services of suitable and well qualified teachers male and female "a Principal and essi,tant for in struction in Latin, Mathematics and the Natnral Sciences-a teacher of Modern Languages-a pro- lessor of Music Il teacher of the Primary Depart ment
 The terms of tuition-not to exceed the usual terms at this pace-will be regulated by the Board of Trustees, of which notice will hereafter be given It is expected that the school will be ened on the first Monday in October by which time it iS believed that all arrangements will be completed. Any in formation in reference to the school may be obtained on application to the President or Secretary.
 Trustees:
 GEORGE c. WATKINS, President ALBERT PIKE. VIM. R. VAUGHN. s. Il. TUCKER IF. BARBER. CHARLES RAPLEY, HENRY JACOBI. c. P. BERTRAND, JOHN WASSELL. JAMES B. MOORE, DAVID F. SHALL.
 THOMAS J. CHURCHILL L. E. BARBER, Treas'r. GORDON N PEAY, Sec'y
 Board of Visitors. His Ex. E. N. CONWAY, Hon. E. H. ENGLISH, Hon. J. J. CLENDENIN, JAS. A. HENRY, Esq,
 R. II. JOHNSON EsQ.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, WEDNESDAY
oi ofeu1e and Sale of the
 

IF Aur o the State of Arkansas, certified has md land ga eandsd
 
 
 to him oft
 
 shall sromth the purchaser sufficient din ther
 
 Internal prescribe Agent full the bonds of pay the thereof six and bond to- and he with Land Land Agent for lands be been abandoned and that the same are hereby declared forfeited ehedh
  thereof the to sadlan ~7O after of for the nof owners o au hof disposed G provided the Land including nhsuchlan cen.p date of the which of hr bonds Arkansas of whic shall be payable of therefore the
 
 adsa noaken Vsos the above act No bids
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

Masonic Lodges in Little Rock. WESTERN STAR LODGE No. 2.-E. II. ENGLISH. W A
 MAsNoLIA LODGE No. 6o.-GRANVILLE Nc. PETERSON ". N. GRAND LoDeE OF AaKANsAs-L. E. BARBER. c. A T. D. MERRIcK. C. Zee.
 UNION CHAPTER No. 2.-E. H. ENGLISH, 1T p. GRAND CHAPTER OF ARKANsAs-E- II. ENGLISH, C. fl Z. A. $. HuEY, C. Sec. OCCIDENTAL COUNCIL R. & S. NJ. No. l.-L. E. BARBER. C. # HuGH DE PAYENs CoMaANDERY, k. T. No. IL. E. BARBER, Caa. ACACIA LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. IA <& A. RI. E. BARBER c. K
 KEDRoN COUNCIL PRNors OF JERUsALEM. No l. E. H. ENGLISH, K y. ".
 EXCELSIOR CHAPTER. ROSE CRoIx, No. l.-G. C. WATKINS, r. ", M
 GODFREY DE ST. nNER>CHAPTER KNIGHTS KA- DosOH No, ! L. E. BARBER Or. C1m.
 Odd Fellows Lodges. FAR WEST LODGE. No l--Regular meeting every Saturday evening. Hall on Scott st. between Mark. ham and Elm. WILLIAM WOOLFORD, N C. PIKE LoDGE. No l2.-- Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. Hall on Scott st between Mark ham and Elm. JOHN BRiSBIN, N G ARKANSAS ENoAMPMEnT, No. 2.-P. o. HOOPER, c. ?.
 GRAND LoDGE OF ARKAUsAs.--WM. H. ETTER, C. K., Jas. A. HENRY, C. Sec
 Druids.
 AbhohA PhVfE 4No. l. U A. O- U. Hall on Mark ham, regular meeting every Wednesday, at o'clock. p m., until further notice J.BEAR. " A.
 Temperance Orders. PULASKI TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No. ls.-ReguIar meeting every Thursday evening. Hall on Markham street. H. C. LOWE IT q v LITTLE RocK DIVISION, s. OF T., No. l8e--Regu lar meeting every Friday evening. Hall on Mark. ham street. R. S. YFRKFS IF D RESCUE DrvIsICs, S. OF T., No l7s--Every We'd nesday night Hall on Markham street.
 A. J. WARD, W. p.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
BACKBONE.

Here is very decided poem for the time. IL may be read with profit by many in thi city:
 To dress, and sit, and walk genteelly, To bow with easy grace; To speak in accents soft and mealv,
 To wear studied face; These, and like goodly gifts and graces, Are we'll enough, own; But what we want in this soft age, is Bone-backbone. A heart to feel, a mind to think,
 Despite each base control; A tongue to speak, hand to work, The purpose of the soul; By these and other goodly tokens,
 It may be surely known Ii this or that without the body.
 Is bone backbone Glve me man that's all a man.
 Who stands up straight and strong; Who loves the plain and simple right And will not yield to wrong: Who deals with firm, untremblnc hand To everyone his own; Oh! blessed thing in anybody, Is bone--back bone.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
Cairo, April 25th. REWARD W1LLErT.

LIGHr.-the celebrated savan, Fiewentyl, is said to have once undertaken to count the num- Der of particles of light that escape from a burning candle By his computation. there are thus evolved. at every second of time, ten millions of millions times more than the num- Der of the grains of sand computed to be con- tained in the whole earth.~ If any mathema- tician can make more nice and accurate cal culation, it will be best for him to begin pretty soOn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
sos ACRES VALUABLE LAND FOR
 SALE.

SITUATED 24 miles above Little Rock the second ID stage stand on the Western Road on the north side of the river. About 40 in cultivation and about 50 acres deadened The land is partly bottom land and partly upland, with half mile front on the Arkansas river. Good dwelling houses, out houses. orchard and well of good water. It is one of the best stands for public entertainment in the county. 500 bushels of corn and 50 bea of fine stock hogs will also be sold low.
 great bargain is oered in this place, for half cash and the balance in twelve months. For further particulars call on the premises or address the sub scriber at Palarm post office.
 Ano1ist 2a lS5S. 4t l Y ERWIN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
A PHYSICIANS DIARY OF BUsINEsS.-A

A PHYSICIANS DIARY OF BUsINEss.-A pocket diary was picked up on the street in Boston. From the following extracts ita appears the loser was a"medikul man."
 kase 23O. Mary An Perkins biznes, wash erwoman; siknes in her he'd. Fisk sum blue bills soaperfk; aged 52. Ped me one dollar, kuarter boges. Mind get good kuarter and make her talk mo fsik
 kase 23l. Tummus Krinks, business, Ni- rishman, lives with Pady Molony, whot keeps dray. Skness, dig in the ribs and two black eyes. Fisk to brink my mixture twict day ot saslperly bere, and joliop, and fish ile; with aslhdity to make it taste isiky. Rubbed his face with kart grese liniment aged 39 years of age. Drinked the mixter, and wouldn't pay me because it taste nasty, but the mixture'il work his innads, reckon.
 kase 232. Old Misses Boggs. Aint got DO biznis, but plenty of money. Siknes all a hum- bug. Crave her some of my celebrated Dip. selolkla,' which she sed drank like tee-which It was too. Must put sumthink in it to make her feel six and bad. The old woman has got the rox.-B Boston TaueHe7