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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
ii.iENE;SS SHOP.

III S AIRE> wnn@tlres ,,aco.n> v annonnc,
49, % h. p,h e ti:at e il no" engage;
the harnc bias n 4, in New @ r.cn and
ii = omp''y attes"! I" All calls pertaining
. Ia bus -, " TN p!casnr ani vi exc.
ave a.. hing in h.~ lin" on tie most yea on.
h:rtr,m> and in u 'aai !. III la. alb e ma ney
>!r II Nj. street. o.er : urscst;n shop
- e. Y" M u ra' I'vi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
The Excitement at llarprr's Errr::
STILL CONTINUES. -
The IvSMrrpriiOtiStS WOW Cu,rYin.
cf Goo;i> from the Hioreof
VI i son & PIE K L
W THEIR OWN PRICES.


HUNDREDS q. dollars may he sasrd ~
L "ua..y 20 tl.ec z"n> o. Howard AID a,
'"Mndi z count Is hy trad NJ with NJ ia"
Perez. New Oregon. 60. nri OF Ma II an
VI les Il zee, No. "S3s.op o ito M'.ns''.'S 4"
tanl. They haze rec. .ei AMI vii! cont Il,
- to receive eve y tn ny sui'c'l to the wa,
file p "pe ha' is nice. new, a"I c',cal"
hm tho cheapest. T;icir stock mpr So
.n:" IN a.d J;mr, c dry 60 d. ta'.c. S"a;
md Yankee uottn. ,Un nunie OilH 20 mel.
ton: read. m DE c."th"g and clothing mad
n.rl y. hats cAI $ b. vt and shoes. = az
c~. prov "'s. hardware, crckc,. &c, &c
Don't h V p-w"ln good. mr ,-ca,cn GOO.
stale e Cd. and mean yuol~ generally whr1
Won can get mt NJ. 4 P.'> fresh Goods. RE ia
he good aud avn cheap good D",.'' h.
fooled, bit come 20 ~. 9S9s and - tch in.
word tn the vi g Is sR!iic ems.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
DRY GOODS, YANKEE NO .lCNS AMI
%*'.'. ''.' GROCER les

DRY GOODS. YANKEE NO .lCNS AND
GROCER is
James Bonne.'. who c.a.c merchant. ~
add 80 East Water >t,e., MI.
=: L." Yankee. " 50 n>in.
Nails, ares. I'm stJu Is B,o's ani sko :,
gas. tt"odcn unre. ''npp"g paper, t~ines.
rope acicking. bats SIT. d.. g., &c.
IN H'.r NJ tic above a.v ,srmcnt to rhr
u,e ehan's .f.nr'h cru l,wa and VI nneS,,-
"a we wo i'd cill altnmt on tn the ex'cnt and
v;.r;,iA ni o IT. 81" k rt'nm j. ne near Y every.
thug IN :, c, .untrv t. al am! beg ave 'nSrs.
has we ".c,pvn arg an comm Il ou, build.
ny etly way al |'tr'l i, O Il, business. TIE
l,;tn IME In rm"nt are used :"r the sal
ni g'.,rcr;rs MATS. Z aS-. q II. H>!! e.. Tia
: erond Il i"r for tho sac of staple aud fancy
i:y svrlS and Yankee nn On tn" u, vi
i.r,r Ivr the sal" "a! hu"'S am shoes aud m,~-
eel ;.,irons at clr> ana the u IL floor 10
,,o:a-" >h"avv AID: dTp' cate Pa, kayc- e
Oh goods ~ we have for III 6. or y .
rh.ses ,i.c m,c /" ~ = eat IN ex rnt IL !" :
.ib:c Il OF, f ,,m ,h m ii :,,tue and l:r-
i erin age a,nnt ties. TIL con>e ""
t,!si .rca V tn he interest OF ut IS r r.
e. H.: NJ. a. t enables - =" ell ut lower ta'e>
than rartics bn., Ing IN sn.ticrq AN tie, from
second hands.
W. ar confirmed n til" ",;n o" that + E
iOr the rl!rr"~t 81 nt"rta c:s +" NIKE ~ II
b - 81 far A. pos>h bic ".th oar nou.t. ther
'y max n it u Sr'a or nd"rrm"nt Tor the u.
ty >eln.:n" axe taroraWe terms cnd tor ps7-
te& We have Il very inlI stock ct all nd ny
s'nl = ha.h dry good, and groceries and
re- pc.ltn!.v request c.>h buyers ami pitf,if
mon to call on nS when bay ny N ;iis Mar
Par;icn'ar attention given t, o'l"rs.
v. JAMES HONNELI.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
SCIl ,Ol. BOOKS.

l>HE uhde zig ed has sm hand. rnd f,r salc
Yer. cheaI. "t His r-s,d'nce in I-raou
Sning y cb >chmd@Nnks Ms xrcrcrcmmcnd-
y the AID OF Educa' uh vt the Site of
low AMI such ,ts are adapted to Ito USE Of
~ sch'oS n this oinir The liz, c'mi,ri.
g III Gp,!frs's srr,e-. sin.eth's National
''psr'pl,'cat or es paker'- Pb 'csor, y,
20 eet'S ChrnIi.,rv the Fi,t. b. ok O; Science
3d.. t.itih . matla nat cal wo. ks Tor tho
mp sT IT,: scyera school. n he ~ n;y
1T f.. BROWN,
Cow ,ty Stunt of o,h Srhu.l,:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
CunE EOK BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint, Sick Headache. &c. Thi. AMI Biiixs
"icine rxp"s the blood the hihien seeds ri d,s.
D>e. AMI rn"r- all tn" fluids aud >rc,e Jour pure and
t',-n'. clearing MI ting the vital organs
lkH-an INDEED. il IL t us, that abb, vince
''h;n reach medicine Ike The - MOUNTAIN iisIs
IlA " 'hn; vii pass d,r.'c,I, the afflicted parts
'nr,xh t"- hi"-ri aud Gul. of tire body, and ca u-e
- sufferer to brighten with t'e fash Of benutr aud
alih.
'".ison'x PITS u,@ thr Best Rt,nr,iy in rr;.t-
r"rc JW TIE .f"iIor,"g Complaints:
~ mp1ainis rIupy Ia,ca,,i W,nn,e<s,
~. ftte. af.i .tgnc. Liver Con- lainis
.-.L, P.m,k ME ynu,psc = 81, ,,,s
'hSt jrs~5.u Hcd"kdrhr.. l'iL. -
''siirrrrea l,di .sf; ~; .x1,. aud 0rcn.y
rtTs1~n. t.f"cnIa. !Se.nLa'y Symp
Uai1kra, b,aammaii.1s hrs
Dr~1~s, =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
FRANCE "OMPLETELY VlCrCRI,N:

FRANCE COMPLETELY VICTORIOUS.
.lustria Ian4n;xhed a ID tic Com incl F~rccs
Of Europe dsscomfte'! Holy as Free RS
H'N S"'t tar Pafp1>e>t f Nufoto' !
4 No john S;~rgis is lul.y ,prepaieI tn
"A .nnct b. II ends asl cp h ic general
1T hs hardware store on the eat >;.i,' OF
VI. n street. New Ot"g' II. IL u. where n,ry
= io"ni box, cook NJ. ami pnrl,r s:uv. of
ne la $: and h - >,yes. and BET m,n"-
'rtG,e, CHI mp a. the cheapest and good IN
C best. Hardware TO lw ware and tin
ware in any quantity dr>ireh. Price to suis
he times. Door IT n'm rs~ butts and screws.
.4i'ir.il!nia' IL, 'ctncn;>. cutter. Yankee NO.
"n and ''.ei t., w to 4. m"r.'nS 10 IN ~
"li. bat Just she articles >"Ii W nj. nrv:
eaay for N y ct,on ,.ce, ;sn,i t,sr sam Very
'.sap i"r CASH My.
Sd - INO 'STTEEiS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
Boot and Shoe Sh D.

SrllE sub cr:her respectfully ICONS tho
u, z'n,o. Nv O'r4on that tr has e.-
.hislcd h Ia Ell in he l"ot ami hoe h;,s.-
'e>> aga II in tn place. .Shoi. on Man street,
. 2 tn an y o 4 stand
TVKpDar.n. don. on Ort nrtie
II. :. STEWART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

NJ S>is<ippi aud Ala ANA. $5e,4'2 is.
Fire and inland raviyat on ri k ar.cpt'd at
rte'm-. cpn.iStcnt " tn s''lven'y a,J fur profit
| Especial ATT nti"n Z vea t" insnr INC o. dive :
nyS and c nt,n's, Or terms ct t. i Yeas
! The snd ~erv ce 'ong and sacr>>fulv tried
ana :the many advantages the E'na 'n>u-
lance Company r'> e|~rs It's I'M, >l," Id
MT b.. overlooked 10y VI o,c ready insure
.ni understanding the l. best interests.
! d ning ".tringrn times" the ntce>~ ty TO-
! rel 'alsr 'ln.nr;.nc. he,oueS an imperative
! 'l,ty the abb! tv of property owners to Sd.
| ;an loss be NJ then mach ls.,srnel.
\ .eiic rs iii II the principal cites and town
hrol wllnnt tie State. Pole e. issued with.
"t de,ay. hv any vi the day authorized
Agents 1t the Comp my:
ny5::aRllsin, S. attend, TO with de>patch and
lie ".
Ih'6 3m W. r. MEAD. gent.
.Pa!,.lc. CT bu, dug. NV O.es"n. Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
.yV ~ = O.S, =
Mountain Herb Pills.

he blsd il Ns life and when foreign unhral,
':s'i+r gets mv"l with it, il IL IT distributed I"
organ Ut the body. Every feels the l.'s,,
~ AL H." W.T.! quickly miain. The stomach
'l n"' iig-|, the f."! per.c'y. The liver Ia
"crr'- su"ic-ncy Of bile the ac'"n of til. heart is
A"aknn~i. aud the circuaI is feeble. Tie nngI
''c"me cov2rh with the poisonous matter: rnre. IN
'""yh-and all from slight imrurity at the fountain
'Tad 81 Etr--,h" Bloc" As II you had thrown
arsh Tor Instance. IN pure spring. from, which
wy ii"uri in few minutes the whole course uf the
trrnm becomes disin, bed and dscl",r!. As quickly
s impure blood hy I" every part. and leave its sting
is.hid All the pas h'rOn,. Cb-truc.+d, and rlc>.
obs tr,,ct.n il removed. the arr 81 life p~ out
These pill. NJ" only pm, ify the b,a but r.g-nrrn,e all
IA" s-rrssins Il" the body; they therefore, unrvair
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
GREAT FEMALE, MEDICINE!

t-,na~s ~h" value henlta should never h~ without
s'ssr lhia They purity the biu" Cb-ttuctcns
OF stt;n's cirsn.e Ne .kin "f AL pup-s ard ho,ces
and bring The rich css"r al h.sl, I" the pale cheek
~ The l1an:s and Herbs Of which these Pills are
made. we" discovered la surprising wa! sm"ns
the Te,,irans trbe If Abor9ine- Mex 60. Get the
A!rn~"se ~ sur Agent, and ."w win read With delight!
the very Interesting account contains Of the
Mxrh1sH' nf IN A1acs.
Ctsservc.--YR Iountdin Nt7a riGs' ~! W in q
lf'vCpL Warr~r. Esrk tsr ur'uns "a ,iN: and Er.ai
a! 9s c-ns PER BIZ Az Acr shc n. Haiuyr Of
3. l. yCD>hlr # CtJ. N zach t.S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
Fourth of July Celebration at Princeton,
 Dallas County, Arkansas.

On Monday, the Fourth of July, the citi- zens oi Dallas county assembled in large numbers, to celebrate the S3rd anniversary ot our national independence
 About II o'clock A. M.. a procession of cltzens was formed, headed by the Prince ton band ot music, with the United States banner winch was conducted by Cols Harley, Holmes and Martin, marshals, to beautiful grove on the bank of the Tulip, where seats, etc, had been previously pre- pared.
 Inc ceremonies were opened with prayer by Rev. Mir. Steel, after which Col. Robert ii. Deadman was presented to the audience as the reader of the Declaration of lndepen- dence. Col. Deadman, after making few remarks appropriate to the occasion, in his usual impressive style. read that glorious old declaration of independence.
 Col. Martin then introduced the Hon. M. M. Duffie, as the orator of the day.- MT. Duffie, in speech of some length, ex- blamed the cause that led to the severance of the colonies from the mother country, pictured in vivid colors the struggles of our ancestors, and the final triumph of American arms-stated that a nation bold, chivarous and brave, was ma sha e against tyranny and oppression the world over, that the stars and stripes would soon float over Cuba, and finally over this vast con tinent, every inch of it. He close with beautiful tribute to the women of 10, and hoped that those of the present day were as patriotic as their mothers, etc. His speech
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20

GEO oGICAL SURVEY OF ARANsAs. HRST report of Geological Recon K noiscance of the northern counties of Arkansas, made during the years 1857 and 1858, by David Dale Owen, Principal assisted by William Elderhorst Chemical Assistant, and Edward T. Cox, Assistant Geologist."
 To the citizens of Arkansas this is an inyalua- hebook but equally to every one having the small estnerest in her lands, ,or desiring nformti con cerllng the wealth of her immense mineral re- sources, now being gradually but reliably deveopel. This Is the first report of laborious survey still n rapd progress under the patronage of the State, the discoveries and disclosures from which will add wealth anu importance to every portion of the country touched by the survey Dr. Owen has richly sustained the high reputation he already en- Joys from similar labor in other States.
 The work contains fourteen beautiful illustra- tlons' oi steel colored Autograph, and represent ing the following beautiful views:
 Natural Dam, across Lees Creek in Craw ford County;
 Sugar Loaf Mountain of Searcv County; Calico Rock on White River;
 Sugar Loaf Mount tin of Marion County: Prom nent Mass of Sandstone Lead Regions, Carroll Coun+y;
 Cliffs of the Bee Rock on Little Red River: Sugar Loaf Mountain, Van Buren County; Knob of Searcy County, on Forest Creek; Mammoth Spring of Fulton County;
 Round Top Peak, Judah Mountain - Boston Range;
 Marshall's Prairie, Boat, Pilot and Stack Noun tans in the distance;
 Rock House on Cane Creek in Newton Countv: View across the Arkansas River, from the heights above Van Buren, Sugar Loaf Mountains in the distance;
 Part of Boston Mountain Range, Newton Co. Large Royal Octave, 256 pp. bound in cloth; ; price s 0o.
 Copies sent by mail carefully wrapped on recei;t Of price, Agents wanted throughout the State. All orders addressed to
 JNO. F. REARDGN, July l3th, '59. Book Seller and StQtionfr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
TICE. EooR SALE.

THE Cadron property, thirty-six miles \ above Little Rock, fronts the Arkansas river two miles, contains 5000 acres, lies in d compact body, and can be divided into three or tour farms. giving to each desirable RicGr or Hill residence.
 This tract includes the Cadron Mills and Ferry loJ acres cleared and in cultivation from five to SIX hundred deadened, string, well and cstern water, with buildings sufficient to accommodate from oo to 100 hands, Title unquestionable. Ii desired, will sell with the place 100 head cattle and as many hogs
 For richness of soil and convenience to market th!S place IS unsurpassed by any lands in this coun- try.
 Will also sell magnificent tract of rirer land, fifty miles above Little Rock fronting the river g. of mile, containing 600 acres-l25 in cultiya- tlon-loU deadened. For further particulars ap- ply to the undersigned, at Lewisburg, Ark, and for information in regard to the land refer to John Qundey, $. F. Danley, J. J. Clendenin, Little Rock, Ark.
 July l3, 1859. If. w. L. MENEFEE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
From the Courant. THE VILLAGE BEAUTY.
BY PAUL H. HAYNE.

BY PAUL H. HAYNE. The glowing tnts of Tropic eve Burn on her radiant cheek, 1nd 'ce hnocc hat her roce is rich and lo,p. hough ,re necG hare heard her sneak: ~, 70 1uii are those gracious eyes of joy, That the blisstul flood runs OCT, ana wherever her tranquil pathway tends. glory fits on before! .: very grand are the city belles. Of brilliant and stately mien. AS they walk the steps of the languid dance, And ilrt in the pause between: But beneath the bouehs of the hoarv oak. here the minstrel fountains play, l think that the artless village girl Is sweeter by far than they. U! very grand are the city belles, But their hearts are worn away by tne Keen edg' d word and their lives have lost The beauty and mirth of Mav;- They move where the sun and the starry dews neiSh not; they are naughty and bod- And they do not shrink from the cursed Mart. w here FdiAt is the slave of Gold. But the starry dews and the genial sun Have gladdened her guileless youth, Ana Der brow is bright with the flush of hope, Her soul with the seal of truth: Her feet are beautiful on the hills As the steps of an Orient morn, hhl huth was never more fair to see In the midst of the autumn corn.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
A Printers Essay.

To MISS CATHARINE JAY, OF UTICA. An 5 now I mean write ; U, sweet K II, The girl without a n, The belle of TX. l der if you got the wrote ? U B4, sailed in the R K D A, X sent by L N Moore. My M T head will scarce conceive, l calm D A bright, But T miles from U must M this chance to write. X lst should N E N Vt, 5 E z, mind it not, Ii N E friendship show, B sure, They shall not B forgot But friends and foes alike DIX, As | may plainly C In every funeral R A, Our uncle's L l. G. From virtue never D V 6, Her influence B B9, Alike induces l) derness, VT 4o tuue ulYlAe. fl cannot cut a
 Or cause an !, l hope U'lI put
 2ll K lor annexation ,,
 My cousin, heart and rTg- He offers in p,
 4 broad 0. land He says he loves | 2Xs, b'e vrfrou- nu Y's InXlN UXL,
 Al othe.s IL his Is. Thi' s A until UIC, IIray U 2X Q's, & not burn in F EG
 My quaint anu wayward muse. Nov fare U well, dear II, trust | E true; When thi7 | c, then U can say, An $ A lOU.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20

Eyr One of our loquacious and jolly citizens, approaching a Baptist minister, said to him, with much seriousness, that hoops were wholly inconsistent with the doctrines of his church. The clergyman being at loss to know why, and rather thunder struck at the idea, inquired the reason for such notion, when the wag stated to him that they forbid close com ,aa.naon L. AtZonta IptelliQencer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
New Books!

' AM in receipt of fresh invoices of books from the eastern cilies of many different kinds. embracing Scientific. Religious, Historical and Bi- ographical works, gotten up in many and beautiful styles of bindings.
 My assortment of school books is also large and very complete, embracing the different varieties generally used.
 My stock oflight literature is the best have vet offered to my customers and those who desire to purchase at los figures, should give me call and make an examination of my stock, as I am deter mined to sell at the very lowest living rates for money in hand. HENRY JACOBI.
 June l5 lS59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
Es- Judge GREENWOOD, commissioner

Es- Judge GREENWOOD, commissioner of Indian affairs, has directed the early re- moval of the friendly Camanches of Texas, provided that aggressions upon them be continued by lawless frontiersmen. They are to go to a reserve east of the Wichita Mountains, with the Choctaws and Chero- kees, in line due east from them. This place was assigned for them some months since. The acts of the bands of lawIess whites is condemned by government off cals as well as by the substantial citizens of Texas-.N Entelligenvr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
Claret and Champaigne Wine. etc.

e CASES claret, Beyfus & J. B. Alfon V brand of ls44, very fine and warranted good {: cask santene caret to arrve '' common sherry wine; doz. bottles pure juice grape, Old Port; j cases CraInant and Catawba wine; baskets Headsicks X Juler Mumms champaicne
 wine; casks Sci Ma1erii wine, 4 Port, Malaga and Masculine wines; i cases Maraschno, Abascyrth and French cor
 dials and liquors de orange; l case orange entrances |" Simpsons bitters; ? eight casks Stoueton'S btters. June 2, '59. RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
TO ADVERTTSEPS

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the State. It has by far the largest subscription list--s very generally read in every county With a list of over six thousand regular subscribers, it is read by not less than ten or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public the best medium for advertising-the most remu-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
.DOR WORK

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- lishment in the country
 We have procured, at cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ing machines, which enables us to do work and es- pecially pamphlet and book work in a superior style and at very low prices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
The Difference.

At church Joe says his manly heart
 With true devotion swel's. Disproving that, as some assert,
 He's led there blythe belles. While Jane, the happiest of coquettes. Whose eye no sorrow aims, Most piously employed her time
 In looking for-the himsi
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20

EE- How admirable is the golden rule of Christianity, and yet how much more natural, and how much better observed IS the Hindoo aphorism-" Be upright to the upright; be kind to the kind; practice de- ception with the deceptive; thus. in every circumstance, do like for hke!"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
~ NI,. Toeopb Chorlas

EF MT. Joseph Charles, whose recent death by violence so much excited our com munity, had insurance on his life in differ ent offices to the amount of S22, 800. He left no will. His surviving partners in business, Taylor and Wm. T. Blow, have administered on his estate.-&. Louis Re- Dublican
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
Fifty Dollars Reward.
 RAN9wAY

EROM the Anthony House, on Sunday o. Il night. 26th inst, a. negro boy named &g ALBERT. of q dark copper color-l9 yeas 8. old, heavy bushy hair, will weigh about l60 lbs, about feet 10 inches high, wore light drab or felt hat, with large black band around it. had a good supply of white and striped linen clothes, black cloth coat; had silver watch with a black ribbon attached, and steel fob; plays the fidle some little; has no scars whatever upon him. when in conversation looks down, has good counte- nance
 Said boy was lately brought from Tennessee and may try to get back or to a free state It is very likely some white man or negro have assisted him as he knows nothing of the country
 reward of S25 co will be paid if taken in this or adjoining counties, and $50 co if taken out of the State, and delivered to either of the undersigned or deposited ill jail that we get him.
 E. C. SHILLCUTT,
 WM. WOOLFORD. Little Rock, Ark. June 9, '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
R. R.. R. MOREPAIN.
.fS.

No niOnE SICKNESS,
 NO MORE RHEUMATISM, OK STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS, LUMBA- GO, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHES, OR
 SUFFERING FROM OTHER
 BODILY INFIRMITIES.
 THE RAPID AND COMPLETE EFFICACY OF
 RADWAY'S
 READY RELIEF IN INSTANTLY STOPPING THE MOST EX- CALCULATING PAINS AND ACHES,
 BURNS, SCALDS, CUTS,
 WOUNDS, BRUISES, ETC, ETC, renders 1t important that every family keep supply ot it in the house.
 A RMED with this remedy, household is always ~ protected against sudden attacks of sickness. lhousands of lives of persons have been saved by US .heiv use, who were suddenly seized in the night tune with Cramps, Spasms, Vomiting Cholera, Yellow Fever, and other violent diseases Let dose Of this Remedy be taken internally, as the case may require, when suddenly seized with pain or sickness, and it will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE PATIENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20

To the Cotton Planters of Arkansas.

Allow me Morris & Co.'S. agent for the State of Arkansas, to introduce tn your notice their su- perior Iron Hoop Tie for Cotton bales. and other similar purposes. We claim that this is the only really practical Iron Tie before the public. and that it possesses the following advantages over all others, viz: Chedpness, Simplicity and Elfciencv. |, iS the only selfc0nnectng tie, it has 10 extra or separate piece. It can be put on more read- ly than rope or any other tie, it never unfas- ten. It has no steeve, clamp, key ends exposed that can be broken off in handling. Every plan ter can, if he chooses, have his name indellibly stamped on this Iron Tie. In case of fire the cot ton is preserved with the owners name on the Tie, thereby reducing the rates of insurance very ma terally in compressing it needs no cutting, but is instantly, without being taken off, shortened up as Circumstances require. This tie is manufactur- ed by Geo. w. Morris X Co.,, New Orleans. Plan ters wishing for further information can obtain it by addressing
 S. H. TOBEY, Agent,
 Norristown, Ark. P. S. Paper samples illus:rating,ths tie will be sent by mail to those who may desire.
 y,,lr 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY JO H N SON & YER KE $.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Strong Inducements to subscribe!!
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, (ten lines less, for the first inser- tion and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion s3O. ~ " ' Professional cards and other advertisements, not exceeding one snuare SID rlel. annn1n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20

CAUTION Beware aSslruggists CT dealers who risy try palm upon yan Eitirr or sareapaiiiIa tra |, which they hly rhear. ly sarilg il is just as good Avoid such men. Ask for 4icLuan's Strength ening Cordial. and take nothing else IL is the oly remedy that will purify inc blood thoroughly, and tt the same tins strnn ngtlen the system.
 One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. is certain preventive for Choiega. Chil,s and Fever, Yellow Fever or any prevalent disease. IL s put lp in large boftes.
 Price only Sl per bottle, or G bottles for s7.
 J. II MILAN
 Sole Proprietor of ti.i, C. rdis'
 Also McIoen's Volcanic oil Iirifre,,.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-20

Do you wish tu be h>alihy and stronL? Then go at once, and get some of McI.caus Cordial It will strengthen and melgoIat Nour whole system. causing healthy and p'ire circna'i of blood to flow through every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom of health to mount to yolr cheek again.
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