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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
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 SOUTHERN Depot fyr the States of Louisiana - Mississippi. Alabama. Tennessee Ark4H-4> ai.l Texas i- e~.lu'i-hrl a. M. 7u GraEer street. NeW Orleans. where the subscriber. whoi s.e agent f.r The above > receiving from eight to sixteen every nth uf size, flom to 5+ hcT~e bower, of rhr>e cr.ehr4ei F. llI,~ which. after a test f nine years of rarl- o' -n1 Engines u al the States # -he Union Al giving -Ac uo>- complete satisfaction. being th" uniy Portable Engine having cyln- lrr boiler. Whlch T. all utiiIIrd heating sur. face ahd perfectly accessible nside and III for cieaHin@: requires Ho brick work to pEt them n nI era"u. to special skill o set them up. and nut the -nale>' proportion f fuel to run them.
 Al>1. constantly in store. Sash and Circular Saw Mills: >.rauo Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills: Newell Cp-0n Ncr.w-. for steam or horse power; Carver Improved iin Stands; ih shaf-in-. PrIies, >t4'ds Boy,- and bel--. ready 10 ii out complete at thr shortest nyt e Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour Mills which can be int in oVerati n n few days Ter being re eived. Descriptive pamphlets with iJ testimonials. vill he sent hy mail 10 any ad dress. SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
 70 Grayier street. New Orleans.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
ONE HUNDRED DoJI-ARS ppa-

p ANYWAY. about the 3d of F brr.,, \ e lS5s from the service of .IamesF P.g,, near Benton. Ark. likely negro bow ba''r, ing to me. named JOHN. about ; fee, | high; thcS set black complexion. la, rs- .,
 fine teeth. and * abaUt 25 ears o.5 sr8I. :- posed b be lurking ab-ur Little R5ck. Irs! rhe above reward q r his delivery 10 me. if,,..l
 f the State: and $=5 if Isl-en in the S,a,s s,ii. pty all eXIen>e-. Il. HENPSTa
 Lit,le R,ck Ark. 1ftl March. I,5s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22

FsNlE undersigned Agent for the sale If the Saia- N mander Lightning Conductors. offers at his book store on Markham street large supply of these RODS. the best in for the absolute pro- tectinno all description of buildings. These rods are So constructed that any person can put them up. and warranted to give entire satisfac hon or the money refunded, at the price of 20 cents per foot.
 Orders from the country will receive prompt atten- ton.
 To those having Ro1s propose selling the patent insuagor of the ab V" conductors at 5o cents piece which consists of flint gaSS stand whichis attach, ed to the building by holdtaSts or screws so formed as that the combination of tine clamp ani nsulator perfected by the rod passing through the clamp and over inc glass thereby eoHue-tng the entire three without the intervention of any other fastening hat ever.
 This construction is simple, formed of durable ma erals-lhe insulation is perfect! thus avoiding all defects of other Lightning Rods now in uSe
 HENRY JAC0BI
 Book seller and Binder
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
J. A. STANLEY, A. B.. Principal NJ. L. CASTEEL. 4ssSsffnt.

NJ. L.. JAS EEL. -dsSEsTffHf. FINHIS Institution has recently been placed in charge IL of the above mentioned instructors. The Prin- cpal is graduate oi the University Of Georgia. at Athens. He brings hattering testimonials of scho larship from the Faculty of Frankfort College. The PTincipal has employed. his assistant. NIT. M. L. Castee gentleman of aniable qualities and fully competent L. take charge of the studies which viii be under his supervision. NIT. (. has taught very sue eesfuly for the last two years al Ten Spring Chapel This school affords very superior advantages for the attainment of liberal education l. s needless urge in this enlightened day the great necessity of mental culture All classes of men perfectly under stand its importance. Tie history of mankind aoundant- shows that the seat of empire neyerfail- in the end to f1llow the seat of intellectual power- Nor s high degree Of mental development less need ful to individual succeSs. He who would command aworthv and cigniied position among hisfel0w men, can expect 70 do only. br the cultivation Of noble vrtue- and by intellectual superiority. These elevate men to places of distinction and profit. To him, therefore who is anxious for his own for the success Of lis children in life the argument. in behalf of finished and useful edueation, appeals with overwhelming force.
 The Camden High School offers capital induce nents 10 young men who wish to pursue | Classical and Scientific Course. While the design of the in s;ructors will he al all events to impart useful knowl eige they will foster in every student. true gliy of behavior and maniiness of bearing. Text books we regard as mere outlines of any subiect hence our reci ations will be enlarged by frequent and elaborate lectures. Camden is one of the most pleasant and prosperous eitiesin South ArkanSas. Good board can be had at Sl0 SIP month Our school building is commodious and comfortable With many 4d vantages in ourfavor. earnestly exTect the patron age of apprecia'ive public. Our present session began the 25d Nov. The institution is established on permanent basis Our terms are. per session of five months sl0@30. according to the studies pur- sued French extra Sl0.
 Pupils charged from time of entrance. No deduc- tions except tor unavoidable providential causes.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JAMES HINTON. President.
 R. 4. Galloway. Ferdinand Williams.
 REFERENCES.
 Hon. Howel Cobb of Ga. See. U & T.
 Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Court, Ga.
 Hon. II. ". Hlliard. of Alabama.
 B. II. Hill of Ga.
 z. L. T. Gartrell. M. C.. Ga.
 A. Church D. D., President Of Franklin Col lege. Ga.
 Dr. E. J. Bacon Camden.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
HAYNES HOTEL.

Elm Street between Scott and Cumberland,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKS. HAVING purchased the above named pro- /4-- perty. and lut 1t in the most complete re- ss:;i pair r,filted sith new iTniture. am prepared .tT to accommodate the travelling community in style unsurpassed by any house in the State.
 My TABLE shall be furnished at all times with the hest the markets of the place and elsewhere affor, without regard to exTense and trouble. and effort my part shall be spared reader the guests of the hou-e comfortable.
 The STABLES. in connection with the house. are under the surveillance of thcpropretor and attentive osers will always be III waiting 10 render every iention. STEPHEN HAYNES. Iittn Rnfk Nov. ID 1871
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
ENTERTAINMENT.

THE -ubsrriheris prepared to entertain ray l ears 'n good terms. a. his place two miles -lI north If Little Rock. on the Nnrfhern Military I- road leal.ug to Yam Bur-n and Fort Smith.
 He ha, Also Blacksmith shop in full blast and will io all kinds of work in hi> inc
 >eu' 23 '5--tf WILSON \ PI-EDOM
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
X CARD.

THE undersigned Builders and Architecs. having l established themselves in this city are prepared to execute every description of work in tleiT line with promptress and dispatch and in manner that they fatter themselves will give satisfaction.
 They are prepared to furnish plans. and prepare specifications for any description Of building and to undertake the contraction of buildings within the city or in its vicinity.
 All orders left al the stores of James A. Henry D. Bender. or b. C. Fulton. will receive attention
 Jan. l2 6m* l. II. SMITH & co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
FIFTY DOLLARS PPW,n1

ID ANYWAY from my plantation 19 ,.
 n below Arsadelp hia. in Dalla,co,,nty
 on the 18th February q negro Iuan II Bg, 'i't about 30 years old. tanner by trade s.1.. ls browni-h h!ark weighs about lso or IF chi feet or inches high ii,rs little vfer tsah very wide space between his front ter.l t'4iSis low down on his forehead is sunk acr-1. Neif q head ju>t above the eyes Said boy b.1 ls | F.J. Haywood. of Raleigh. N C.. wss L,.,s, hl country by me about Christmas; las. made by'him L. my negroes he vii. rn.t.- ma i''s to get back 70 North Carolina. by tryir,... !" |, steamboat for Memphis, Tenr .. then or q. E | may be lurking ab mt Tulip. or Prines.o.,, .,' lis den, or Pine Bluif and probably nay cal ~
 "IoE." or some ether name will yiys r.. al lsr> for the sail boy to be delivered -o r,- 'l9
 my plantation in Dallas county. Al. Uss Cachemssso Ark, or $z5 for him -o ba na.: ".
 iail so can get him. Jos. A. WHIT ,I.
 Pine Bluff Democrat copy 8 timas. and si account 10 ne. ill
 March 3o ls5s. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22

ESCAPED from my premises on the night ofEA AI the Sd of January last a negro man of thcH following description to- wit: JM aged twenty N two years, of dark complexion feet 10 l2 inches high; reads and writes very well, quick spoken and of good appearance. His manners are quite prepos- sessing, and we'll calculated to deceive the unwary
 When last heard from, said negro was in the neigh borho1d of Little Rock. Arkansas, and from thence he will doubtless make efforts to reach Kansas.
 A reward of $25 will be given any one who will ar rest said negro I'M, and safely conne him to await my further orders. DAVID McCRANIE.
 Teynon, La.. March 29. 1858. as-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22

In countries where malanous diseases prevail Dvs. entey Cholera, Cholera Morbns, Typhoid Typhus Pneu. monia, and other Malignant Fevers Raduays ReGdg Reef taken as preventive will securely proiec; the inhabitants Of an InieetTe district any attacks; the infection has already spread prompt of The Ready Ref and Regulators m quickly cure the patient and ex pei the infections maady entirely from the system
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Fifst of fhe Season

AT s. II. TORREY's CASH STORE.
 roMPRISING of French Jackonetts, the real O Chrincline and French extension Skirts. Also a large assortment of Hooped skirts new style from 25 to $ 00: Covered Cane for Skirts: halebones Card and Brass Hoops: Ladies Shoes, of every de scription and style: case Prints: case Lawns De ni.,is cottonades: large lot of Gents Silk. Lsle Thread and Cotton Hose; Fancy and W White Shirts, new patterns: Silk Undershirts and Drawers Spring Coast Spring Cravats; Travelling Trunks. TrayeiE E Bags Brrs~sels Carpets; cheaper than ever for sh
 Little Rock March 23. '5S. x. II. TORRET.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
HEUPsTEiD.S REPORTS.
NOTICE.
IL rIrprnN. e...-.....--.. ..-l ..,---...- e-.

I HEREBY forewarn aIl persons from trading with l my wife S P. Fl-nnizen. . she has left my hei and b ard without ny ,su~e or prnvocaiion what ever. Fur VII not Vay any debts she ntrac's for unless con relied by law.
 Nayll l,5s- g !. NJ FLFNNIkEN.
 Lisbon. Union O.. Ak. Cos, of adv s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
LUMBER. GVN!sFRi.

E HAVE on hand a large lot of -urnher at my A mil on Point Remove Creek. which I will sci tor Sl iA Ver thousand fet. Lumber can he boated out WitL Il AGie . .f,Aty. J. H. CA ARR0LL.
 May 95 lS5S 1T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
RIVER PACKET.

ss~es~.., F, FlNHE light draucht steamer Ar iE-u | kan>aw Traveier;-- KING. Mas sst1- | t-r. will run & Regular Packet-dur -4=--=-ing he ~ea~on--fr m Napoleon to Van Buren Fort Smith and For, Gibson. For freight or passage. apply on hoari or of
 MERRICk I4 WASSELL Agents Nov T-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRIyGS Hnr
 I.Hfrsnn CnnnfN. \ IL an.n.

THE ProrTis tor If tbi~ c,mmodiaus ,rd \ furnished House. takes vlea>u-e iu srror1 to the VUbic Jha he i> ugN prepared h s,,, permanent ana -r4l,irE. BolI er- iu tberet, iaetcry manner.
 TEe mineral water of White Sulrhur Sr-., equal 10 any in the >lare. and the Proprietr, tertuiG-d to rUaer eaU- r-4,.e a.l wto rr. % avail -hcu-=sye a+ - ir medicinal prrs experience having =1 -h,- -hey are 'ES vantagcou- in cHE7-t s--l~=- inciien, to tb,51 His table vii alvls- -- h uu,ifu.lv su,gsI, al the markets l- -- ain C- regard to r,ll expeu>e: and N-a- s -.s -urui~h-A at s y-, the yi>iting au -r--- -u.EI-nity.
 He is also fully r-rg-.-ei -a roord studs1 may wish ,n attend -te r-rrle High Seho. the careo of Mrs Wilson and daughter. and as >h0ol under the care "t Nr. N. Currz schools are now in sue-S-iu, oier..,ian. an! ducted hy abe and exT--rien ei reachsr,. a, dents placed under lis rh4rge Sill leceiye ta s. care of himself and lady.
 Board Ter ay-................. ........, % week .---...... .............. :. |" month ---.. ........-.......... Students cLaTgel $9 Der month. exslus.udI ing and .ight~-One-h in advance.
 He stable in connection with the HoE.s ' charge of attentive oStierS.
 W. B. POOL. Pr1 White Sn.ptur Springs. Je1fer>cn Co, Ar April s. 1858. Sm
 Gsze.te and Democrat copy 5 months nl W. B. Pool.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
JAMES TUNNAH.
E,. \. HINES. Artist.

EVAS re-olencd bis raa Et gallery on the ssss-s 111~'f fez9->ze
 corner of Main s%age5J ~ F., BE- and Markham streets, tgAg ES4 {essyi fs.sIls sse over Heze ekiah's Cloth ss .F ing Store. where he is S=@~Ss-a4s -z1z.s'' prepared. with the lates improvements, to take Daguerreotypes. Neiainoiypes. Ambro. types. And all styles of pictures. i'll the most inn proved and artistic manner.
 Citizens and strangers will consult their own in tere.s in visiting his Gallery and procuring the best style of Pictures Satisfaction given in all cases aId charges reasonable.
 Remember HINES GALLERY on the corner of Main and Markham steets, over Hezekiahs Clothing store. Little Rock.
 Artists furnished with all kinds of goods pertain ing to the art at fair prices.
 Little Rock Oct. 2n. 5T. 2-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
Hardware and Bench Too,s.

fiardWaFe and Bench Tools. AN KEGS Eastern Cut Nails , to god; HO Flooring Brads;
 doz. Best rim Mortice Locks;
 '' Extra Porcelain Knobs and trimmings:
 , Coil Rope assorted:
 With general assortment of shelf Hardware that cannot he found elsewhere W heat and Corn Meal Selves, Saws. Hoes. Gimbiet Screws. Bed Casters, Fish and Chalk Lines, Plumbobs, Chisels c. S. Con vex Augers and Bits L. Ii. Spades, Spirit Plums and Levels. Looking Glasses.
 June l. 1858. D. BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
NEW SADDLERY AND UAPyp
 EST A ABIISHMy'NT- 'L'

~ THE subscriber las opened 2, :I l establishment of the above 5 i,,sI SSNN Scription on Main street. next 5r.! Y x of C. J. Kreb~ where he k prepared to r,i
 all articles in lis line in the verl best srJ r-. ble style. and out of good material. Vs gr
 keep on hand variety of Saddlerv and IL. of every kind from tLe finest silver rIs.sJ sE harnes> to the plainest klnd.
 Anil ]. 1S5e. RIn n utN.n-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
ROTATION ILIIsTRATEn

EONTAlNING original and racy sketches of V Sporting Rotation, Ceestrial Rotation. Danger ous Rotation, Economical Rotation Hard Rotation. Terrestal Rotation, Useful Rotation Scientific Ro,a tion, Political Rotation. Artistic Rotation Aerial Ro tation. Aqueses Rotation Gymnastie Rotation. Fash ionaole Rotation and Juvenile Rotation. Being fifteen fine engraved skethes in one large sheet to illustrate the times-Drawn for Aunty. by Your Uncle. Price 50 cents, for which it will be carefully mailed to any part Of the country Just received at the hook store. JNO F. REARDON
 May 25, 1s5s.9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
CONSTITI-TIoNaI pJsr,xrS

hany dlseaes ihat a1ict humanity inherited heir looms from the diseased bodies of sickly Scrofua Consumpton Syphilis Fits. among the common of constitutional dlseases Now many gene. rations the seeds of these diseases have established n the system, corupng the blood-Gdwaus ReHorating ResotrcRt will eradicate from the bodies the afflicted every particle Of diseased deposits. and ill the with new pure and healthy blood.
 Raddys ReH0rGEg Rssoirent should be hailed bes. sing by mother throughout the land whose infants are sncted win Sores, Humor etc. These breaking carry are eFloence o diseases transmitted from the parest stock few doses of he ReH0rattHg RssolrtHf sjl era deaie every Vestge oi the disease and the child sound and healthy todr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
R. k. R.

F. +. R.
 70 coheinde we would state ha Rafi1ay's Rsafy Re,f an external and internal remedy that it is prossie fo, pan o eAst n the system that under it's eqniekenIng power infuses strength 10 th. veal sbs Sn nnI- NC matter what the of the pain may be- dose or application will instantly stop it. hGdDags Regulators the form of Pls ala,,p,ix coaea ~h g1m and when taken will not occasion nausea w office Is 10 regulate the organs of the heaihy and regular action equalIze the circula oh o me biood and exPe all difficulties and causes of rom me rer, stomach bowels, kidneys, heart, ,a Oaeaer and thus curing rapidly all diseases To- ETefy lady sloEld keep box of these Pills on ihey are the most certain Regulators take. i0Tags enordfsHg ResoircRt is the of all dis oi chronic constitutional. serofulons character, ahiN fkbPfIONs, SALT RHEUM, JUNIORS etc. hese remedies pleasant take, quick in action, and safe No injury result from the Let the sick give them trial. RADWAY & O.,
 I62 Fulton Street, New York. The R. R. R. Remedies sold by Druggists ihe United stses and Cansdas aud by Merchants places where are no Druggists June I5, 1851. Iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
GARDENING FOR THE sol

NR the KITCHEN and FRUIT GAhlsI " the best methods for their cultivsn' with hints upon lanscape and flower ga'D W. N. White. of Georgia. ,.l
 McMahon'> American GaIu,4 BEING the AMERICAN GARDNiS. ,,i OAR, adapted to he climate and seS. .r.l States, containing acomplete amount ( necessary to be done in the Kitchen V- Garlen. Flower Garden. Orchard, IFS Vineyard. Nursery, Green house and V.'' any month in the wear. Eleventh edi1~
 Farm Implements .... And the principles of their Con>trpe'a with 2o0 eugrrved illustrations by n,rI nar.s ej and for sale by JN0. E. hi'' May II. '5S. 1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
FENNERTY HOUSE.
Corner lo Barreque and FHqate Streets, .
 B,uf, ArkGHsaS.

B,uf, ArkdRsqs. ':NlllS beautiful eia e inst completed | anA uaguihcyntiy furnished is now .G 'ien t"r ihe reccPtt of permanent and s. iraI>ent bourdcrs |sss 3 The location k the most desirable in sszss=sS The town. and the proprietor a>sur- his friends and ihe puhlic of his determination to maintain FIRST GLASS II0U>E-~econi to no other in the seuth- s1st. in all is appointments
 lorterS will be in attendance at the landing at all hours, day night upon the arrival ot steamhoats Q t9kc charge of baggage March F 5 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
A LONG CABLE OF CERTIFICATES


 discovering remedies for the relief the panrdden snd qualification of claiming have more letter, of thanks and certificates of all other medicine nuaeufe and medicine practitioners n the world, put together
 aha lee's o thanks are written over ten tonsand if sad certificates were attached together in great roll would measure the immense distance of treHtgseren to sand seuen hHndred and fortBfrs miLes Among the immense number of certificates are: 12OOO0 Rhenmaiism cured in from 10 twenty four hours 9O0O0 Chronic Rheumatism in from one week to six weeks. Pam relieved in few moments, after it's first application. 100000 Cases Of Tie DoIoureux Neuralgia Pains stop ped m few moments, and cured in from half an hour to few days 100000 Cases of urns Scalds Bruises and other acc dents Pains stopped in few moments, and cured in day Sooooo Cases of DrhGa Pains stopped in few moments 50,0O0 Cases of Fever and 1 gue 1,0O0 Gases of Scarlet Fever.
 lO0 Gases of Yellow Fever report ed to us. How many of this fatal disease have cured by the and of the Relief not reported are unable 10 say 100000 Cases of TOohaches Earsche strains Lnnbaros and pains in the legs, back etc., in from five to twenty-five minutes. 3,oH0 Cases of Asthma. lo,o00 Bronchitis, Catsrh, Long Complaint, etc 'OOo Gases o Syphilil'c Rheumatism, Nodes, and other eocoOo cases of Sick and Nervous Headache Rush of Blood to the Head. 5000 Gases of Cholera lAsatic) in from 6f,een in, to six hours.
 Besides thousands ard thousard of everyday com plants of no given name, that every one IS more or less subec; to. 5000 Gases Dyspepsia IOVOO Gases ot Skin Diseases Salt Rheum Sores Sore Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pimples. Rlotehes and HHmors ot all kinds-cnred bv the use of Reno. vatIng Resolvent. A change for the better IS felt oy me sufferer of the most loathsome disease in ~ ~ = few hours after dose Of Resolvent s taken So,UVO Cases of Cosyeaess, Indigestion, Liver Com paints Heart Diseases, kidney, Bladder and Iretha difficulties, cured by a few doses of RAD WAYS REGULATORS, dose of which once aweek will keep every organ in the system in a audf fha nance of their duties.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
l.NIra Ohio Elnnr.

S0oBBLS. Ohio Flour g prime article just re CU ceivrd hy Steamer IIeurl Fitzhugh.
 ALSO: A large lot of handsome and durable Furniture and 
 Fine Plane. All of which will sell u low figure for money in hand. JACOB HAWKINS. Nav
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
Little Rock, May f ls5s 8m
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT.

~ THE subscriber living ? miles above Little N;:; l Rock on The Fort smith road is fully pre- sh pared to entertain travellers He has well ar ranged house for the purpose; win keep good table, and charge moderately He will always have on hand an abundant supply of all sorts of proyinder for horses and assures the public that he can offer the hest accommodation on the road
 Aug. B. 1887. tf JOSEPH Y ERWIN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE ARMED,
MALARIA.

family armed with Radoay's Readv Regulators. and Re- sotusH are well fortified, for with .hese Remedies you can resist break and drive of he all diseases that have ever afflicted humanity since the fall of Adam
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22

LEvI CHAPMAN. HIsFfr. ED. CARTER. C2ert.
 HAVING undergone thorough repairs ef-gA HI will take herpiace in ,ba above trade EE.--r-2 the oTeniur of navigation in the Fall. and vl.! continue to make regular trins from New Orleans to all points the Arkansas river through out the season Having been built expressly for the Arkansas river. and being o very iirl5 draugh, the Dardance offers superior inducements to shippers
 .ss All business entrusted to her will receive the best attention. Aug. lS 1857. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
More 10 be Admn.d tnaA tn,. R I C H E 5 T D T A D E M
 EyER WORN KINGS AND E1IPERORS. What? Why a Beautiful Head of
 Hair

DECAUSE it is he ornament God HiD,eelf Tro- rose may bloom 50 brightly in the glowing cheek the eve spark 2. ihe teeth be those of pearls, if the head is bereft o its covering the hair be snarled shrveled harsb and d,p or worse still # sprinkled with gray. nature will lose more than half her charms Prof. Wool's Hair Restorative if used two or three times week. will restore and permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read the following and judge. The writer of the first is Me celebrated Ptaaist, IHalberq:
 DR. WooD: New York, April l9. 1858.
 Dear Sir--Perrnet me to express to yo1 the obi gations I am under for the entire restoration of my hair to tS original color: about the time of my arri val in the United States it was rapidly becoming gray but upon the application of your Hair Restor- atve, iJ soon recovered its original hue. consider your Restorative 8 very wonderful invention quite e-acatious as well as 8 rreeabe.
 l am, dear sir. yours truly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
EMBROIDFRIES,

usT received and opened. most beautiful lot of ~ swiss and Jackonet Edginqs and Insertings: 4 large lot of Fiouncing (assorted Elegant assort- ment of Collars and Undersleeves- (Swiss- Jackone, and Marsaiss.) June Is. 1858. FIELD & DOlJFY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-22
Groceries.

Groceries. LUST received per steamer Little Rock. an addi- sp tional supply of fresh groceries consisting of prime Coffee, Sugar Pepper, Spice, Indigo, and also . supply of painted Buckets.
 May IS, 1853. A. J. HUTT.