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iSouthern Democracy.

The Mobile Register, in regard to the English
bill, says
IF Kansas was not to come in under the
Lecompton Constitution SLaUe State the
South was to be compensated by keeping her
out as Free State for an indefinite number of
years
The Charleston Mercury expresses the same
thing in the words following:
"The pOstponement of the admission of
Kansas into the Union, until she obtains the
population which member of Congress
represents tods 10 dllo1o the South another chance
10 tci, thus Territory. Whether this result shall
very probably he realized or not. this tcos
The consideration offered 10 the South IN the Con-
ference act"
This is the Southern Democratic view of
the intention of the English bill. If Kansas
rejected the land proposition submitted to her
she was to remain out of the Union until her
population amounted to SO APO, and thus give
tn. pro-slavery men another chance to
win the new State. Now, how do the
Northern Democracy
stand up to this bargain? We have
already shown how VALIANDrGHAM and
PENpLEroN, of Ohio, and MONTGOMERY,
JONES and LANDY of Pennsylvania, have
taken ground in favor of the admission of
Kansas whenever she shall apply with
constitution regularly formed, ,cithom regard
10 the resiclire clause of tie English bill as regards
population And now, We have to add to the
list, JAMES NJ. WALL, who has just been nom
mated for Congress in the I'd district of New
Jersey by a Convention which adopted
resolution for the admission of Kansas when
ever she applies; JAMES NJ. HOPKINS, the nom
inee of the Buchanan democracy in the
Lancaster (Mr. Buchanan's honey district,
and Mr. MUNGEN, the democratic nominee for
Congress in the Toledo (Ohio) district. We
may also add, that the whole of the demo-
cratic ticket for Congress just defeated in
Maine. occupied similar ground.
with these divisions in the ranks of their own
party, Southern democrats are trying to cast
odium upon Americans who do not pin their
faith to the English bill.
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AaaRafes.
NASHVILLE RACES.

NI-l-A
EAIL MEETING, 1855. win commence on Monday,
IL September 9th. with n sweepstake with three
year olds-s30o enuancc-sl00 forfeit. Two mile
hears. Fight entries
Eli odom names br Mary wyHe, by Albion, dam
Also, names ch +, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Blythe & Guild pane Hiawatha by Albion, dam by
W. G. Harding names hr z Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King. by Prism-
Also. names oh by Albion dam Delta. by Priarn.
I. G. Moore names b Betty Nancy, by Shamrock,
dam Ida. by Belshazzar-
". t Ronndtree names oh (, by Glencoe dam Jane
Also, names oh {, by Albion, dam by Priam.
rr. r-- TUESDAY, 2STH. ...
sweers,ake with two year ol,s. one milo out-ssOo
entrsnce-slo0 forfeit Seven entries.
James jackson names ch Fanny Bugg, BY Am
bassador, dam Ida, by Belshazzar.
A Barnes names b T, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
by Leviaihan.
W. T. Roundtree names oh c, by Epsilon, dam by
Glencoe
Hugh Calgy names c, by Albion, dam by Levia-
W. 7 Cheatham names oh c, by Glencoe, dam by
Levathan
Eli Odon names c, by Albion. dam nv Sovereign.
Also. names b {. by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
SECOND RAcE--With untried three year olds-s2Oo
entrance-s5o forfeit Three entries
W. T. Cheatham names oh {, by Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
blythe & Guild names Fife Dean
W. 7. RoundtTee names ch r by Albion, dam Eu-
TmRD RAcE.-GiIes county stake, with three year
olds-s20o entrance, play or pay. Three entries
WEDNESDAY, 10Th.
Jockey Club Purse $3.50. Two mile heats.
THURSDAY, SOM
Jockey Club Purse, $50. One mile leafs.
SECOND RAcE--Sweepstake with untried three wear
lds-SlO0 entrancc-S25 forfeit. One mle heats.
Five entries.
d. P. Hadley names c, by Allen Brown dam by
Priam.
W T. Roundtree names ch (, by Albion, dam
little Trick by Pram.
viathan.
W. 7. Cheatham names ch {. oy Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
E: Merriwether names Oh c, by Ambassador, dam
by Pacific
FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s2o0-one mile heats, three best
in FIVE.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S250-two mile heats
aug23dAwtd 8 J. CARTER, Proprietor.
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Mr.. Douglas and the Democracy of
Missouri.


Missouri.
On the 10th inst. Mr.. DOUGLAS made a
speech at Belleville, Ill. The attendance
was immense, and the enthusiasm of his
friends unbounded. Indeed, it appears, that
wherever he goes he takes the hearts of the
democracy by storm. One of the most signif-
cant incidents of the day at Belleville was
the introduction to Mr. DOUGLAS of a large
delegation of democrats from Missouri, who
had been sent to pay their regards to him.
The delegation was represented by Col. FER
pINAND KENNETH, who closed his remarks to
the Little Giant" introducing the delega-
ton, as follows
Il feel an especial pleasure in having been
delegated, on this occasion, to present you to
a portion OF the Missouri Democracy, who all
look with q great earnestness, which is not in
my power to express, TO your return to the
Senate of the United States We trust, how
ever. thai your sojourn in the Senate will be
of short duration. that mIy be called upon ~
1860 10 place you ia a d.6eeat and higher posi-
tion."
In his response Mr.. DOUGLAS said
The Democratic party has great mission
TO perform. A few years ago there were two
National parties in the land, both OF which
proclaimed their principles alike in the North
and in the South The old Wing party could
proclaim in Kentucky and Massachusetts.
and SO could the Democracy. Now the Wing
party il no more. but sectional party has
been formed 10 take its place, which confines
itself solely TO one section, and is making
war upon the other. Under these circum-
stances il becomes the patriotic duty of every
- he IT,.f
10 rally under the Democratic banner aud
support the only party whose principles know
no North, no South, no East, no Wet, but the
whole Union and the common good OF all
our citizens. lImmense applause.l Ny whole
life has been identified with that great Ma
tioual Democratic party; all the energies
have been able TO command. have been dcvot-
I'D to its cause, aud never desired aud never
expect any honor OF promotion of hope Ter
my OWE aggrandiZemeat that II not the spon-
taneous gilt Of that party with which l have
always been Identified.
The Missouri Delegation subsequently had
meeting, the proceedings Of which follow,
MEETING OF THE MISSOURI DEaocRAcY.-At
a meeting of the delegation of the Missouri
Democracy, held on the evening of the 10th
inst after having visited Believille, Illinois,
and heard the speech there delivered 10y the
Hon. s. A. Douglas, the great champion 81
the Constellation and the honest faithful. aud
inyincble advocate of Democratic principles,
Col Ferdinand kennett, Of Washington
county, WAS elected Chairman, and ). j.
Mcbride, of ST. Louis, Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the ohjeei ol
the meeting to be to elicit an expression Of
the opinion Of the Missouri Democracy upon
the Views and position of the Hon. :. A
Douglas, of Illinois Edward w. Stands, Esq-
of st. Louis, offered the following resolutions
which were received with the greatest en-
thusiasm. and unanimously adopted BY The
meeting. viz: 49, 80
Rs4oftsd.. That we. National Democrats ol
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RICHMOND, Va, Sept. IA duel was
fought this morning near this between O. Jcn-
nings Wise and Sherrard Clemens. Clemens
was wounded In the thigh. The canse 81 the
difficulty was the recent comments in the
Enquirer on Mr.. Clemens rela i've t. HI; g III
ernatorial question. Mr.. Clemens Was the
challenger.
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IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
sANF0RD's RECiPR0CATING
Portable Farm d Plantation Mill,
(PATENTED MARCH, 1855.

kfAAE-siLO AAfN1ns 1905
T>0R Grinding feed for stock, and Corn or other
l. grain N every variety suited Tor fanliif use
aaI BY simply changing the plates viii grind nrut
Paints Printers lux, Emery, Sc. Sc. The prinriIs
Of this Mill l. entirely new, aud ts sdysn tagcs
every ROTARY AIil highly smsssrtBht. let 10 h
m.srr durbe, having four times tire grinding surface
81 asy Ri,Fy Mil requiring she SINE Hnioaat OF
Iuxsr. Ind. About hAf the power Is saset as the
resistance - all within one inch Of the centre cf the
shaft Srd They made Of different capacities -
as N be snrno1 BY hand varied Ia suit any aoani
of power 20 almost unlimited extent sth- Il be
purchased At rEtcE. 5th lie extreme smptici
~ enables pers0n OF less than ordinary capacity 10
remove the oat plates and replace them BY nes
ones eth- TIE plates be replaced al cost not 20
exceed 81 50. Tih- will act eieE, the reciprocat
Tag mozsa, comhlned sifh she peculiar dress Of the
plates, rendering impossible slh- oecnpics but
silo room and Il easily removed roB si&cs % Flaee.
u is capable IL GRADING mach larger qaaatlts %
grAa tazn any other ks With ihe sPgiic@iol u The
same amoaat af peNeg-
The subscriber has The exclusive fistt 70 sen the
above MIA 10 ths stsse Of Tenns1nsee
= .ee q RICHARD BRITT sIS,
sersls-a fes<hkresze. y, Y.
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NOuNe Again.

MIR. LARC0MBE desires 90 inform his
lN1 friends and the public generally that he has
turned fros hts Northera tour and ready 10 open
the fall Campaign
Fully postod IN all recent improvements IN Photo-
graphic IaniPalaton-relytn heretofore, solely
upon the merits Of his pictures, and deteE mined To
spare effort 10 please, he Confidently invkes those
who have never gwen him a fair uail, 10 do
Ladies will lRd his present rooms the most convo-
nentiy and lalcasanty located OF any in the City
Cherry street. ceraer OF Unis.n. sepS2i-I
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TWO FREE-SOIL LOTS.

T AM Offering private sale until the 9th OF Octo-
Der next, two beautiful Building Lots, situated
the Franklin Iike, or Spruce street, just beyond
Broad, free from TAXATION and in Of the most de-
srable neghborhoods In the city. said Lots front
each 33 feet Spruce street. running back $50 feet
10 a 10 feet alley. We viii give bargain in these
lots, and II not sold by that time will be offered
public sale at tke. Court House gate.
For further particulars enquire OF
r r. GLASCOCK,
sept2l-u Real Estate Agent.
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Valuable Free-SOil Property
FOR SALE

7 WILL sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned by Vim. T. Nosby, situated High
street. South Nashville, fronting sixty feet and
ming back two hundred The house is a brick with
all other necessary out buildings all IN good repair.
Also, vacant lot fronting on High street thirty six
feet, and running back 200 feet; good location for
building site This Is desirable property, to those
wishing get rid Of the enormous taxes that
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
invite those wishing invest real
this property.
TERMS oF SAIE.-A credit or one, two and three
years, with interest from date.
Sc For further particulars cad on
T. r. GLASoOCK,
lei. Real FrtSte Agent
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From the Mobile Register 18th inst.
Yellow Fever in Mobile.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH, I
r- September 10, 6 P. NJ.
Twenty-three cases of yellow fever have
been reported to the Board within the last
twenty.four hours.
From the rapid increases in the number re-
ported, and from the disease showing itself
more generally throughout the city, the
Board considers itself warranted in declaring
it epidemic. They will hereafter report daily
the deaths.
r. MILLER, NJ. D., Sec'y, protein.
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Tonic.
Tonic.
.Ef..a o. .Alberf Iikz. N Q from Arknnsus.

Ifcza Oh Albert PIX, NJ e from Artnasas
NAsnsaros. D. c |. lone n lsss
~ have used bottles q your b,srAsp<ss Eeisaaf
Blsrs and have feand e very useful IN lpdl
gcstlon aad Headache, and recommend u 20 all ha
pleasant aud efo.cleaz rssne<iy and salaabss
tou1k.
Drzrzrrsr waxxs NonuE --esrAaes's Ifliaak III.
f<rs has cured me- af Dyspepsia BY asng saly 90
eeak ifaca1amsaa Il eahadsatly "a al salfersns
fFesa this disease. CLARA T. SCIfUcifAAS.
Fsstsbarrh. Oct. a. rssA ssF =
tnrs 5. : me wife u iAe aesea LAslesfsFhss.) =
sss1S-iw
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter, Mckay & Co.

ON Thursday, Sept'r 23d, we will offer
" for sale in front Of our Warehouse, No. 10 Public
Square, large and complete assortment of Grocer
les, consisting in part follows
so hhds. n. Sugar; 100 bbls. old Rye and
Is bbls. Crushed Sugar; Bourbon Whisky:
% Z" Powdered Sugar; so bbls n. York Brandy;
% " Loaf Sugar; rs " New York Gin;
IS bbls. Moasses; 70 half hbls. :" Medius
so " Golden Syrup; Ras " Malaga;
IS kegs do. do IS bblsf Sweet Malaga
200 bags Bait. Coffee; Wine;
Is +" Pepper; 100 eighth c'ks Hennessey
Is " Spice; Brandy;
so dog. Brooms; 1oe bbIs. Recthed Whisky ;
SO doz Wash boards 100 q Memphis Vinegar
$50 dog. Painted Buckets 100 " Cincinnati do.
IS nests Tubs; so has. Champagne Wine
200 boxes Star Candles; 100 box. do Cider;
100 a. Tallow do. 10 casks Brown Stout:
so " CSC barsl Soap; 20 Ale;
so casks English Soda; 100 boxes Glassware;
IS bbls. No ), large so doz Ground Mustard;
Maekerel fresh; so " " Pepper, pure;
80 half bbls Mackerel; so 4" Lemon Syrup;
20 bbls Lake Fish, fresh; 20 4" Strawbury and
80 hf do do do; Pine Apple Syrup;
500 kegs Nails; 20 boxes quart Pickles;
200 boxes Mani Tobacco; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
so bales Smoking do; so doz. Cotton Lines;
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Valuable Grist s. FIGURING Mill
AND
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

(kNOWN AS THE FASLER MILL.)
II AM offering for sale, liberal terms, that valua-
BILE MILL including q acres and 142 poles, situated
on Mill Greek, on the Aurfreesboro' pike ~ miles
from the City of Nashville. The land the finest
quality, and is susceptible Of the highest of cu
tivation, and for gardening purposes is equal if
superior, to any in the vicinity OF Nashville. There
is good frame dwelling and other necessary out
houses upon the land, and several beautiful building
Sites and every convenience that could be desired
make il a valuable place II only needs examin-
alton to convince those desiring engage in Milling
and Gardening, that with small investment they
make il pay well. The Mill itself is worth what
ask for the whole place, and with proper attention
could be made TO pay the entire purchase money by
the time the last note Is paid. We will take pleasure
Ia showing tlie premises TO any DESTROYS OF a
examination and 10 man of small means,
sure it rs the best thing that has been offered for
number OF years.
For further particulars enquire Of
T. Il. GLASCOCK,
sept21-u Real Estate Agent
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JOH N ID II f w.
Tuesday Evening, Sept. 2Ist, 1858,
VIII be presented the beautiful Comedy of the IRISH
ATTORNEY, Galway Practice in 1864. Fierce o.
Hara, JOIN DREW. Fancy Dance, by Miss WILLIAMS
Overture by the Orchestra To conclude with the
beautiful Comic Drama, entitled IRELAND IN l740;
or, the White Horse Of the Peppers. Gerald Pepper,
with the song of I'm a Roaring Blade, JOHN DREW
TO- In rehearsal, ST. PATRICk'S EVE.
Doors open q before 7; Performance TO commence
at Il past Z. sept2l
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Hron N'cREA. W. HoofVR ~ ERIs
Late q hccrra & rerrass. Late of u. q Morris 4
HUGH McCREN ~ C0
o-looessors % n. b. Morris & co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND CeMNISSl
M ERCH A N T S,
AND DEALERS -
Foreign and Domestic Liquor
Nnx a ana Ia Markef Rfrnaf
Trust Sale.

DT virtue q deed of trnst executed 10 nc b
ID =, foERts, January u, ls5s, and registered n
kssi<ter's cnBee, hosk ~. EaFes $40 ana S4s,
IrcCerd - sell 10 the highest bidder, on rrkSl
sklrfiMbfk 18Th, ia frt,nt 81 The store house, :
Ceicgc STREET, ne fullCe ING property, vir; sumo
hanarea stoves ~ various styles and Patterns COT
tng - cosk, Dining and Heating Ssoves. tor Coal
Wood Also, ckiliets, Pots, Ovens and LIDS,
Large kelilrs, Nagon hoxes and lrons, and I'm
ieseiher with sundry other ARTICLES ~ Close ou'
stock.
xal also sell On the Pubhe Square, sATURI
0c1- IND. lass, four good Mules. lhree so, lilo
three Wagons -. Springs, one pr9y and one Cart /,
AaIca.
me above sales for Cash Also, Al me same
and pace VIII sell - The highest bidder, the sts
FOUNDRY fs1tgfcs Ana stsck On A@ne. L net SOLD
vsteiy before thai time .4
al rerzcns uizhlnr 90 exsnains he Foundry
Please call ~ M. collrge strsrf Nssfv~.s Ia
49, an perspns indebted eP + effis car
pasd. Nv -f&BfJF
sslsis-;Ei~4~tost2 "a
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WANTEfl.

A SHaRo girl from II % 10 years cd. "a nurse
al thss oi1cs. sasE.
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NE w OOk -

CoURTSHIP AND MATRINoNY, by Robert Morris
'There is no chapter ia II any person will read but
what the man. woman, child viii say, they are
the better after reading and rejecting thereon. -
JoHN Gluc0.
DOCTOR THoRNE, by A. Trollope.
THE TWO SISTERS, by Mrs. Soufhworth.
GEORGE MELVILLE, an American Novel
BRANDON or, Hundred Years Ago.
THE CooPERs; or, Getting Under Way.
TRENCH on BIBLE REVISION.
Just received by CHARLES W. SMITH,
septl6-n Roam
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lem advertisements.
CRXSP'S GAXETX.
10 HI N ID II f w.

,xth night of the Inimltable Comedian and Actor,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
ID. Qickson.

General Land Agent, will attend to locs..
ing. purchasing and sale Of swamp and other
lands in the western part of the State of Arb
ansas-
Being a practical surveyor, and having q
general knowledge of land business, he is pre-.
pared 10 make personal examination and sur
veys Of lands, aRd report the character of soil.
timber and general productions of this part Of
the State-also pay tax on lands OF non resi-
dents. Fees will be reasonable.
RErERRxcE.-H. A. Powers, Land Regis
ter. Little Rock; l. G. Mills, Pine Bluff: J. C.
o. Smith. Helena; Daniel f. Williams, Wash
ington; J. NJ. Tibbetts. Fayetteville; Henry
Williams & Co, Van Buren,; Il. B. Waddle.
Memphis; o. Basham, Register, NJ. Rose, lie
ceiver, VIM. Adams, Land Agent, Clarksville.
Residence, Van Buren,, Crawford County,
Arkansas.
Oat. %, ls51.-1y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Music! Music.

,safa- A. SCHNEIDER, Teacher of Vocal AMI
gME Instrumental music, respectfully offers his
services to the citizens of Van Buren and
surrounding country. in teaching the Piano. Gui
tar, Violin and Flute He is teaching vocal
class at the Episcopal church for adults and anoth
er vocal class at the place for juveniles. lie
teaches also the classics, the French ami his own
the German language A few more pupils in eth,
sr musical or classical department are solicited.
Ladies' asd gentlemen who wish TO learn either
insti umenial vocal music in private instruction
or in joining the classes, viii please call at John
=. Smiths Hotel
sB- Pianos tuned in professional manner and
constantly for sale sheet music and music books.
march L. 5s-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Groceries.

Groceries.
TNIIE undersigned has Just received and have in
i store for sale, the following articles:
400 bags Rio coffee
25 hhds sugar
10 bbs loaf sugar
10 crashed sugar
$500 bags Liverpool salt
100 boxes tobacco
100 " rosin soap
rs 3" New York candy
25 oysters in / and d cans
So d" star candles
10 HOLSTERS
10 bags pepper
d" alspice
90 boxes pickles (assorted)
% raisns
10 e." lemon syrup
15 " black and green teas
zoo sardines
90 " cod fish
Is 4" soda crackers
casks rice Ia fresh article)
90 kegs soda, DC, for sale by
june %, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Dr. &. 4. BROWNS
YOUNG AMERICAN LlNIMENT.
Rejoice oh. Ye Cripples.

TIE remedy has at last been diseorered for
tie entire graduation of poin-Non should
be withoat it-One taceety fae cent bottle
,ciH do more to convince oou Of its efficacy
than all the advertisements an the World.
THIS celebrated and wonderful medicine, al
though YET but partially known to the public
has been thoroughly tested in the hands of the
proprietor for the last five years, during which
tin 9 the rapidly increasing demand for 1t, equal
led by nothing but its wonderful success. has in
duced the proprietor to extend the area of crcu-
laon to the utmost limits of the civilized universe
In offering this liniment to the pubic. we do
in the full confidence that it must supercede all
others now in use, extsrnal remedy for the
cure of all diseases in the reach of that class of
incidence we San safely assert, without the least
fear of contradiction that it stands unrivaled in
the list of medical compounds. externally applied
for the of disease. Feeling, therefore, that
it is unnecessary to puff remedy eminently
wonderful in its effects, mysteroasy infallible
in its powers of relief, causing the deaf to bear,
the blind 10 see, the nervous drawn crippled rheu-
matte to walk erect, and rejoice again the vgor
of youth and manhood this preparation is offered
to the public upon its own merits, and claims
volcanic origin essential oils of tire Arabian do
serts, but, ON the contrary, is what its name i'm
ports and is and rare combination of of the
powers of the North American products.
Ihis Imminent has gained lasting reputation
where ii has been used iu all cases which require
external remedy; such as rheumatism, soreness
and swelling of the breast. pain and weakness in
toe back and JOINTS sprans bruises, cramps, numb
ness, frozen limbs, bites of insects old sores fe-
yer sores goitre or swelledneck paralysis, wounds,
eryspeias, bites of reptiles, headache white swell
lings, mango, poison, burns, all swellings, salt
rheum, corns, warts, sore eyes, run rounds, &c
We daily hear Of the most astonishing cures on
animals by this excellent remedy, and hazard no.
thing in saying that there never has been its equal
as a curative tor horses. We assert positively,
that it will cure any case of swesnv in existence;
also splint; gals, strains, sprains. bruises
scrat. hes, wounds, big head, wind gals, eyea,
swellings. de- and has failed to fiistul.
poll evil. ringbone and SPAWN, when used in the
strictly according to drectious.
sB Price twenty five and fifty cents two sizes.
For sale by every merchant and druggist through
out the country.
may Ia, '5s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
EIals.
New Goods! New Goods
Just Received.

II ME undersigned would respectfully announce
Il to bis numerous friends and the public gene
rally that he has just received from the East and
now opening unrivaled stock of FALL aud
WINTER GOODS, which viii be sold at very low
prices for cash produce.
wo Id particularly invite the attention Of the
ladies to my stock of fancy goods. such as Silks,
Poplins, Delans Plaids, Calicoe's Cloaks, Talmas,
ShawIls, Hoods and Dress Trimmings and a great
variety of Hoops and Skirts. NJ. LYNCH.
oct l6, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
ErOn and Steel,

JUST received per steamboat Dardanelle large
- and well assorted supply of iron, making our
stock complete, also English aud American blister
steel and cast steel for sale by
HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co.
aur IA 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Sultdries.

CASTOR oil. laudanum, paregoric. Godfrey's
" cordial, Batemans drops, cod liver oil quinine
McLane's cordial Hnlloway's ointment and pills
Browns eye water aud pills Memoirs fever cure,
Woodman's eXpectorant. Sands sar-aparilla S.id-
htz powders, favorng extracts of every descrp-
ton. all of the above vst received and for sale by
feb 20, SIS HENRY, WILLIAMS 6 Co.