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Experience has also impressed us with the
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square, II, the usual advertising. rates.
The ir,n,!s Capt. 6. ". N.tT'r!*ON r.
si.ccli;i'y ai.t:""".,: him ~ candidate for
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The friends OF I.ANiS y. MLCU!D Respect.
fiiiy ai:n"i:u"c hin II; Candidate for Tax
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
IBBHlILLE UJSYnIf'I.
In Ordinary,

gr!!N WILSON, "'..:..it,.: 10 he n .,:..,iint,.
- -" r:Ghi g; hi wi.,j in the :~'r.r al ,la:,..,
.!'''i s"n. '!'r, h..s 'el his p"ti'i". IL nv ui
a.. ""tn'r;n" l'l'' l"'"r nrrl.nr,n.. !, l." III,
" - t.! -a.i '.cc' |" t." proved ia "Inr form
at Law"
Therefore. na'i"c is hereby given 10 Henry
y. '"i.rs"n a:.i the c;Iii.ircn "f Louis and .\b
gal i'lvs. viz: %!a!iha I'ylc-. Ecmhrn p,!..
an.i !",nra rvlr~--w hn I.-i.i"s l.ynud III.
!i:> "i !i% :i.l"--,i,.i " -.irc>.iuy The. Iwc,,
- second day "I '"r,in'r: next, is set n,..ri
i"r III" nh"v" specified i'urp"-c.
Gwen under my hand nn'l seal Of Office. ai
Ah'"v!i' Court li"is", south Carolina. this
9Th o"r;cmhc.. lS5S.
WILLIAM HILL, o. \. n. (I.s)
Sept. S, 1858 10 Im3n
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KIND W"Ens. They never blister The
ton"n" ,nr Fps. Aud we have nrv", heard
"i ANY n!"nirl trouble arising from ,ii;s ,,,.a:.
Ter. Though they do not cost mucn, vet
they accomplish much. They help one :
own @'"d n;iil"e aud g"o'! will. Soi w"r,,s
soften our own s"n!. Angry words are fuel
10 the lame OF wrath. All! max" It .rrl.
n'o:" li'rrclv. Krl words MIX. o:lrr
people good na'urcI. Cun! words s.,iri.
them. and bitter words make item ,.,i...
AMI wra'hfu' words make 'EI"m w:n!litu
There Is such u rush OF ai other kind ,,i
word, in or day. that ii seems lr>;rnhr To-
give kiu.l words Il chance anonn them.
There ar" vain wold>. and idle words. ar.!
silly words, and ha>ly words, aud s,,..ii.l
words. aud empty words. and pr"t:,rr wor>.
AMI l"i>',rnrl> words. and wall!kr w..r,>.
kmd words also produce their own iiu.c,.
on men souls And h,.an,itnl i,na". it
is. They sooIh", and quiet, and comfort
the hcarrr. They shame Inm ont of his
sonr, mor"se, unkiLd feelings. We have
not yet begun to Use kind words in such
abundance as they onsh, 10 be used.
Pascal
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"Is it. possible, Miss, that you do moi
know the names OF some ef your bes,
friends 7" "Certainy-1 don't know
what my own may be q yeaS from now.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen brginS September II, 1858.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.

MeCnan1CS, INVENTORS, manufacturers
and Farmers.
INIIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now
L reached its Fourteenth YEAR. and will
enter upon n New Volume on the Iltl Of Sep.
!rn.hcr IT j. the only weekly publication Of
tie kind now issued i'll the country and it has
n very extensive circu ion i'll all the States of
IT," Union. II is not, some might suppose
Fl "l., ITS ti:c, dry. abstrusc work on technical
science on th" contrary. 1t 50 deals with tho
great vents going on in the scientific. mcchani-
cal and industrial! worlds. ns to please md in
strnrt every "n.. If the Mechanic or ArtiZan
wishes to knoy the hes. machine in use, or
how nuke any substance employed in his
!,'-;ncsS-.f tie Housewife wishes to get q
r-cpc for max ~, 4 good color. Gc.-lf tho
Iu,..i..or wishes to knew " hnt is going in
:h way ~ ;m,n ov.inrrt>-if the Manufacturer
" III. /" E.r!, rn-:cI - tn the times, and to
e.ui,in. IL" b. in"ii:ics in his husncss-if
the Man Of Leisure and study wishes TO keep
hin-.i familiar with the progress male in tho
chemical lat oratnrv, or in The construction Of
t"i.rrapls, steamships railroads.. rcnpers now
r... an :, ih";saId other machines and nppli-
a:,"r. both "f pence and wnr-a'l these dc.
sjynr,torrr hn found III the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
u.f e'shricr.. They are here presented in re-
iiail. ard Interesting form, adapted to the
hriisnm al miE,!s ;inenrned in the higher
bra. ch = of -ri..r III art.
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or Dm" Dollar i"r ~iX Months
C'"h E"i|$.-tivc Copies. for Six Months.
81 Five Copies for Twelve Months IS; Ten
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So. IN advance.
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in~!'""' ion. Southern and Western money, or
Postage stamps. taken for subscriptions.
Letters should he addressed to
MUM & CO., l2S Fulton st, New York.
Messr$. M''HH K Co. are extensively engaged
in procuring patents for new inventions, and
viii advise inventors without charge, in regard
10 the novelty of their inlprnv enents
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
.iLLIrWc Uisirirt.-M the Common Pleas
Henry c. e. r"'"ei'' Attachment.

Henry C.: C. r'"ei'' Attachment
Vim. T. Lloyd, MCGOWAN, Pl'fs Att'y.
w IlEi;i.AS 'he Piar,iif did, on thc sixth
W day of Arri!, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight. file his declaration against the De.
feu.'n.:,, who. Git is snil.) is absent from and
without the Limits "f this State, and haa neither
wife nor attorney knnwn within The same. n,,nm
whom copy Of The said declaration might
be served 1t is therefore ordered tl,ai the
said Dcfcndant'do nppc'r and plead to the said
declaration. on or hef".e the seventh day of
April, eighteen hundred and fifty nine. other
wise final and absolute Judgment will t.cn be
given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. CT.
Clerks Office, April. 8. 1865 40 -ly
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TIL. JEFFERSON.

NoMEN.-D'isIarl, sp.nkin. Of the sn-
cicty OF refined aud charming women. savs !:
1T i an acquaintance which, when l,a!,'u-
-. cxrr"iscs n great influence over the
tone OF the mind. even ii il docs not pro-
dnre any more v'nIrnt effects. It. rrfinrs
taste, 4uick"ns the perception. and gives, a>
it were. grace aud ilcxibility to Your III.
tc!irr,.' S"mewl here else the same writer
remarks that, 'm"n are as much sti,nu.:,-
ted to effort Ly the sympathy of The gcn,i.r
sex, as by the desire Of power and farnc-
Women are more disposed to appreciate
worth an intellectual superiority than mcn.
or. at least, they are as often cap,ivatcl hv
the noble manifestation o! malncrs and the
charms Of persons"
And S;dne Smith says :--"Among men
of scrsc aud liberal poIi;cnc>s, wonan
who has successfully cultivated. her mind.
without diminishing the gcn;!"nrss and
pr"prie,v of her mannrrs, is always sure 10
meet with rcspcc: an, attention bordering
on cnthusasm."
Again, another writer observes that. "Oi
ali other views 4 man may, in time, grow
tired, hnt i'll the countcnanccs of women
there is a variety which srts sa:irtv at de-.
ii::nrc. "'Th" divine tight of beauty" saws
Junus. lis the only divine right u man can
acknowledge, and pretty woman tie only
'vr;.nt he is not AUTHORIZED tn r.>:st."
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"Mr. Brown. why do ysa wear that bad
hat2" 80 ,:a4.syss..f.:a.. :.
"Because,lny desr, ,sir, Mfss Brompssays,
she viii not go. out Of tho h6hse With me
until gst a:bSW pihSE <
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lanyard and SIa0esls0n.

X. ADAM FIEENEUSEL. a regular. faith
w fuI nn'i successful German Tanner.-ln
finish and durability. his heavy and light Lenth.
rr challenges competition with the beet to be-
found in the Charleston and New York mar
kcS.
Mcssrs, SAMUEL KNOX and JOHN MEY-
ER, Boot and Shoe Makers.
MIR. Knox is known throughout the District.
Mr. Meyer as fashionable, finished and faith,
ful,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
for Gentlemen, and Conrse and Dress Shoes for
Ladies, has not his superior in New York or
BostOn.
Orders promptly attended to. Prices will be
known by cards distributed.
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
J. w. JONES.
Calhoun's Mills. April. 1858 80 stlm4m
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a New Water Wheel for the use of
steamboats,, which is expected to increase
the ordinary speed Of boats 100 per cent,
with the same power. has just beer, patented
by a gentleman 10 ALBANY.
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The State of South Carolina,

-ibL"riHc L;Stria-M tie Common Pieas.
Vs. Foreign Attachment.
las 4. Lddcll. Thomson IL Fair Attorneys.
w hcrcas tl." Plaintiff ,,il, on tl.. eleventh.
W inv of April, eighteen hundred and ff.
~ seven, ii " his dcc:aratli"n against the De.
irl'.lan:, who. il is said. is absent from and
without til" limits "l This State. and has nctl,.
"r vie E"r attorney known with the same,
upon whom copy OF the said declaration
iuinht be served
1t is therefore ordered, that tho said De
f""iant j" appear anil plead t" The said I"rln.
ration, on or before 'hc twelfth day Of April.
eighteen hundred aud i;Giy-,i9h;. 'oihrrw ;sc
final nnl ol's"ln;c judgement will then be CIV
on and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD e. c. T.
Clerks Cnicr, April II, 1877 5l-ly
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OF what kind of -wood.isthatztiGk, Jim p
/. Dog wood si.,.z3s a,szz;$ 8 II: 2. :.
r. gpessed tghi---how'd ss,siir
NnsT II by lie BARK : -. 7-'-<' ~
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AD2EFIllE AND WASHINGTON
= i<AE. LINE.
!: Y 9 II.
Ssscs5il" 80 Washington.

G>li!: rEnII.i!:Iri. "f 'il:- we'll established
L Line takes this m.h" al Informing the
public that Il" ha~ changed his Schedule for the
convenience: %! passengers.
The Stage will h. .a,nc,i II. Ahhevillc Court
House. until half pas, 9n'ri""k. on MONDAY,
EDNE~DAY and FRIDAY mornings. afford
IN" ala "rr"r'Uhi'y for passengers on the morn
inr train i,.rn Erc"rNi;E. to go directly
through /" " Washington. Ga. til" same day, con-
meet inr with the traia n! Washington. for Au-
-'i.ia. Montgomery. Ala. The passengers
detained few hours in Washirl.i"n Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington. Ga. on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has been rciitt'd with n splendid
R-IIUENE COACH.
good Ta!'.is and an experienced driver.
.:*" Passengers from nll points above New
''.rIv Y. :r"ing West. will find TIM, they can
reach ;,nr point west If Atlanta in exactly the
time. and with $500 less cXi'c:,>,. than hy
way 81 l;ranrhvi!ir.
For further Information apply at The Post Office.
JOHN NrBRYDE, Ag't.
ALl,cvillc c. H., s. C.
May o6, 1853 "
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We passed into another room where
were many mcmentors of the good old days
before the law OF prc-payinT postage went
into effect. There were of the huge stones
which had been sent Tor ~ joke" involving
al immense amount Of postage TO he pail
hy some unfortunate, who luckily never re-
ceived the pondcrous package--a gigantic
rag baby. said TO have been sent to some
vinegar faced old maid-a neatly manut,r-
tured nigh'-cap, which some indignant oil
bachc'or-namG not recor,lr,i refused in
high du''.svon, TO receive, and which consr-
qnc,''y found lis way here, AMI la.ucr-
rc".vpe OF II Young man, which had been
cracked across the nose, and wrath:ul!v sen,
back 10y some fair dalnsc with whom he
had qnarrr!ch.
We asked the Postmaster General, TO
whom we were introduced. how it hnprrn
r'I that all the employees in the dr;s,! letter
Office were gray haired old mrn.
"lccau>c they have NOR. discretion and
less curi">i'.,' he SAID, smiling. "l uun"cr
men could not he drrcm!cd ur"u they
wn':!J probably READ the letters "!;"r"r."
And why Il" yon not employ iadi'~: |
AIN l"l" sure they coal,l di>c:!ar:, the iu
ties n,irir#Iv.'
"lnl"ri," >a;,; the Postmaster G"nrra!,
..,,,,, 49,, ,,,', n,,,.,,..,;.
w.,u,! :;i! ii.'. H.. xtiicnhir runin>i., 10 Say
E",i,;rg Of tie n"':;i.r ut >..':,'> L.. :; w"ua:
:y,Gci out ui ;i.c dead i".'"i..'
LETTER 10 i oV>G !..l.r.--Ii'.., 10.
lnw;I:y letter f;u,n Nr. .!,,,:~,,, +, j..
,leun!,,r "" copy i.tn "i,.u.,:;.i.', IL. O.:
I.;i....n." Ia,riv rn.!i~!o,l, and w..,,.; r,nu.
mend i, TO ON, laiy rca,irr< =, bci..~ WORTHY
# y car, li,i ,rr,>:i:
,,-
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- I'h" fri"mis of NIMEOD Mr"OED re-
~l"rttn'lr an'i"un-" him ~ Il Candidate for
Sheriff at :hc -us,,im,: election
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~ The tr:c,iS al =. G.. W. DIII. r..>i-ct
fully ann"uncc him Candidate for sheriff. al
III" next Election.
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s5fs" The friend. at -. ". HAWTHORN re.
sp."fiuil" a!''.r'.r him ran'!a.. for sheriff
"t .lhhcvilc D!.'r...: Il: tn. next election.
MANY FRIENDS:
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=" III" rri''r's Of N\rrlEW Il. ct;II.
HiN r's''""' 'i:;y aan"u""" hin Il c:.,'lr'..
:'r sheriff Of .ih'.c vile District, at the n">i
"l"c,.nr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
WALLACE INS TITU T E,
 VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.

WYE take pleasure in announcing to N w parents. guardians and the friends ES<zSN of education generally, that the spring 9SsZ ss session of this Institute commenced on <tzAk2k.k5 the 25th of January, and will continue twenty one weeks.
 No pains will be spared in furnishing as ample facilities for the acquisition of knowledge thorough mental discipline and moral training of those en trusted to our care and supervision can be obtain cd in any college east or west.
 An arrangement has been made with citizens and proprietors of boarding houses by which all ohlec- tions to sending wards to boarding schools renoved therefore. parents need have no fears or apnrehensionS ill regard to the morals oi tbe sons This arrangement positively prohibits students from freonerfing places having demoraliZing tendency. nor will they be allowed to spend their recreation hours in lettering about the streets. Students from q distance are mperatiNely required 10 remain ID their rooms at night and attend religious worship on ,he Sabbath. This Institution Is situated in very healthy portion of the State; accessible by the r'er and several stage lines. and possesses every advan- age in regard 10 cheapness, convenience and heaIth
 The preparatory department embraces period oi two years thorough classical. mathematical aud scientific has been carefully selected. hieh embraces period of four collegiate years
 TERMS PER SESSION wESTYoNE WEEKS Primary Department. ..--........------.-.SIp SIp " English Branches. ....-........-........-. l3 ~ MathemaiIrs .-....-- '...--. '" W Vp Latin and Greek Languages. p oe Aatriculation fee per scholar. .--.-.-.---.. Y"
 Students charged from date of etrance, and no de- melton made except in of proracted >ickness The Faculty will be competent and complete.
 REV P. 4. MOSES. A. B. Preeiisnt.
 For further particulars address the Presdent.
 April i ls5S- An
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
A >IpEKIOR ASSORTVEYT

ICST re-ei vel from New Orleans fine and fresh J assortment of Confeconaries con,is,iscin part oi
 NuZat and S:ar Candy; Cordial Drops Fine Sugar Almonds; Large DruT~; SUg. Almonds: Large Cor dis! Drops. rUit Cry>talzed " lite Burnt Alnand> Cream Drops Ways Sugar; ons' Rock Candy Hoar- hound Candy Iujube Paste: English Waluut>; C. S. NuJ;,: Almonds. Filhcr;s Cocuanuts: Pine Apples Lemons Orang BanannaS. Prune~ Dum~. Figs Rai-ns, Powd Sugar. Lozguges, Fancy Candy Sam p.r~. asst Candy: Fine Tobacco. Fine Seear>: Cor dial~; Fue Pickles MolaS~e> L. Syrup Ci-ron. Cur rants: smoking and F. C. Chewing Tobacco: sugar. Xii Cotf.e, StaI Candles: Indian Soap.
 We have also ju>t received from PhiladelT hia So lbs a>,d Almonds fine Yellow Lemons. fine Fi- b=rt- rel and white. aes'd Caraway Seed. Aui~ecd, red and white. aS>d Drops. Fruit Drops ard Jelly Cake Corials. a,>'d Almonds fine Min, Drops rel and white. Chocolate Almonds: berry Kernels ror- dial Csrr--. Raspberry Balls as Iozen-cs Citrnu Strng> fine Cjn9auon a-sd C-yS,aliz-d Fruits Jim Crows. Apricot Pa~.e Single and Double Roses Rich racking Secrets French. Cracking. Diamoud- Frames GrimaceS. Sugar FgUres. Amour Ross Apiynt C n~erves. Cry>talizcd E nbon Cordial. Cram Candy, Cordial >t7ao berry Chocolate
 CREAM Assorted Gum Drops Extract of Lemon. Vanilla. Strawberry. Pine Apple. Fiihert> Gram NHt-, Tarragona Almonds. Crenobe Wanurs Prunes Cnuaats. CiIrous. Stick Candy-makiEg the best confetti nerv line ever brought to this city. WI. STITII x CO
 Nov. 10. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
CURES GUARANTEEDn
Rev. Peter CuIp. M. D.

SoxERyILLE, TEss., May IA. 1857. Dr. !. A. CLoPToS. Huntsville, Ala: Dear Sir It affords me joy ncxpressible to inform you that your invaluable Ointment has effcctualiy cured cancer on my wifes face of l2 years standing. For some time previous to getting your Ointment. her face had been very much inhamed, and at the time we made the first application, she was suffering a great deal. We applied the Ointment according to directions eight days after which the cancer healed very fast. and was weh, and has been ever since, about year now.
 Previous to using your remedies, my wife had used numerous things every one making her cancer worse. We learned from Mrs Fiix. Lagrange. that yeueurcd q cancer on her nose of P years standing, and one on Mrs Christiana Moorrr face of 30 years standing I would be glad 10 get two bOxe> like the one used. Should you send them. will forward the money by return mail.
 Respectfully. PETER GULF. h- D. Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest character will be forw arded to any that may wish them.
 Acrutrla. Ulcers Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin curei. Me,iicines forwarded by mail. Testi- moniais can be seen al tAis office.
 Address J. A. CLOPTON, M. D.,
 Dee s ls5T HzDtsriTe. Ala.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
s H D L B Y COLL E c E

THE undersigned takes pleasure in being able to 1 inform The friends and patrons of education through Ut the >oU and sHu h west. tina, Shelby College s now complete m all i-> parts. and that s,u dents for any class in College or in thu Grammar >chpol vii! be received on the frst N1addg In Sep tember.
 For healthineSS of location beauty of scenery and prospect. and All the comforts of A home. tl> Institution i~ not surpassed. The College huiiing i> well furnished with airy rooms. and surrounded with ample pluyground>.
 The manners and morals of the students arr ~re- cal and earnest ohect> Of attention. From ihe stant and personal oversight uf tbe President aui members If the faculty all Of whom live aS one family this lnst.utiou presents superior advantages
 An ample and able corps ot Instructors k come | ed with the College who. not cnly perform, ably and faithfully. the Academic duties f the Ils'i-utou but assist the Pre>id nt in forming. training anI gudng the moral and social habit, of the pupils en- trusted to their care.
 The study of the English Laguace. the Classics and Mathematics, always receive tho constant and faithiul attention that their importance demands History. English Literature Rhet Iic Criticism and Chemistry, are taught faithfully. s necessary h substantial and sufficient fundation tor ,he pursuits of after life. The Institution is supplied with fine Laborntory-with the Instruments for Surveying and Engineering and with one of the best Observa- tories in the country.
 h connection with the College and under the ST. periutendence of the President and Faculty there is a Grammar School in successful and hoprShinr con- diton. It oIen for boys of all ages and embraces course extensive enough to give good business education. all the qualifications necessary to en- trance upon the collegiate course. The government will be a, heretofore mild and paternnl An acco,t of he merits and demerits Of each boy will be sent to hi~ parents guardian at the end of each month
 It is earnestly recommended by the President that each student make arrangements to subscribe for some good paper or periodical. room is about to be ftled up. for the exclusive purpose of Reading Room. where all papers. periodicals etc, will b. de- posted and oFen to the College students at all times not conflicting with the daily sessions The impor- tance of this suggestion is earnestly urged upon pa rents and guardians.
 The terms for board, furnished room tuition wash ing fuel and lights for the session TEN months are s2oo. half payable on the first of September and the balance on the first of February following.
 VIM. J WALLER President
 Applications to be made to the Rev Dr. Waller. Shebyville. Kentucky.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
NE w 20 JUN RY,

IsVNINf THE undersigned is prepared to do any kinc Il of work in the line of Cast Iron usually wantet for Mills. Gins etc.. etc.. also Pow Points of variou patterns sueh as Hall and Spears, Averys and others :. or anything in his line' He is also prepared ts make patterns of any description for Mill work. etc. that may be called for. at reasonable prices Hi, thorough acquaintance with the business in all of i departments enables him to feel confident that h, will be literally patronized.
 Gln Gear 55 cts per pound. and other work in pro- portion not exceeding Memphis prices
 Foundry on Main street, near A. I. Wards Car. riage manufactory VIM DRAKE
 Little Rock .Inne I lsse
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. R ECEIVED per steamer Little Rock, good as lO sortment of Organdies and Jaconet Musins: 50 pieces Prints. suitable for Summer wear: l00 doz. J. & F. Coats Spool Thread. aSSt'd Nos; :. Laiies' and Misses Kid Heeled Bootees; Half Boots and Slippers: Children's Shoes with and without heels.
 FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. White and figured Linen Drills; French Brown :. All Linen Cheeks and Coating Linens; dog Mems Calf sewed Brogs; Goat Oxford Brogs; Buff Brogs: 's s' Lasting Fox Gaiters: Bows and Mems Summer Cluthing.
 COTTONADES. l2 pieces assorted CottonadeS; bales Brown Sheetngs; Shirtings; Osnabnrgs.
 SUMNER HATS. 20 doz. Summer Hats. all kinds and sizes.
 GROCERIES. 4o bags Rio Coffee: 8 bbls Brown Sugar: Moasses in bbls and half bbls; 10 boxes Claret. suIeri, article: Is doz Edinburgh Dicks Ale. very sup. art. 200 boxes Sarlincs.
 QUEENS OR DELPHI WARE The largest and best selected assortment of Stone Granite China in town. For sale bg
 GEo. MORRISON. Little Rock Tflue 1s5S