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proved mseao" ~ ot~s.so - 1870 as 90 G.. -
hen', ~, - ssia, u s,1isrhI fnsl ls,enied 10
franee, avg ~ - n~..ss- ~ " a.. a.. 49,. ....,
IN apparatus for deua ~. dsti''a'D' . s s.s u
Henry BesltsS ~ "heeass' - ;ases Improved ana
chine for pointing S'~'sS. = 4, = 4 - 49,
R,nu'si bsge'ow :" np''"shr'd ''shs 'o' measuring
wm. blanchard. q Wasa.nss"". ID O., iof Improve
ment y, cas"s ''s''su'yp \, i' ss's, "a, A,
psp Ba'ins, Of Buffalo y : 'er improved prope''
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Apepo ehalb q fsi"e"vnls' ohi ''s 'mp''sed '"'
chine io' peisiins ~o.sA :. - -. 4. - 49,, y
Ihos W unrref, II ls~rence Mass fos Improved
WIN c. DtyoI, OF Fall iayer Mass. iof impfo'ro
vegetable cutter
lieny n i%mw, OF Green isla''s'' ~. - LOT nm
proved boot JACK !, :, =, L. ~, it,
nenn sille pewalt and ci.a4 = seh'adsr Of Rsadiog
NJ Doher'y' Of is'~so'' Mass ior Improvement cent IN
cricket bats -. -. a.. j. !, no
John Evans, Of New Haven Conn for Improved ma
James L. Pagan, koi A""iuli ieAaSa io' i"'p'o'esN
pump s.... ~ ssas
Wn6eld s. Foster, OF Mar'li" n =. iof in'proseo
clothes rack g.. "a Ia. -,
James H. Freets Of Wheaton, Ill ior Improvement
coffee pots sa. - e. - - =
Geo w Gardner. of Troy, N X; for Improvement IN
moulding covers 81 COOK $40, s, ;,,,,,,.,o,.t; 9,
pIonghss 80 s "a ,.Ja 4. n - 4;
John y lts, OF Manchester Y" ''o' inP''ss"'s"' y"
plough beams 49, -.
wo IIielok, Of Iarris ri, Pas for improved ma
chas Hilton, OF Albany, N Tor Improvement az
railroad splice for fa'road track Ears,
n. Kinds, Of coope'ssown' A. II ior Improvement
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KcntnckY opp ,sItinn Convention.

ton to-lay nominatcd Joshua Y. Bell for governor
Alfred IL Allen nominated for lieutenant governor
and james Iiarlon for attorney general. 4sl ss& \
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Ngw YonK Feb 20. --Becves- -oflsring 600 head
sales a, a liz cents premium stock, 80 cents aver
aging 81 ceuts Sbeepoflering 5000 hga,.l, CLOSING
huQyant and aetiye. Swine active at "a 81 cents
Western dressed pork scarce. " ,R3as3 u 81
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M ANTED- An a2sistsnt foreman IN large Job
w prspi,ns NSs IA ,oroor6fy MN ,as
ss~s contscnt syst ,Js. a.auns
tarhy@a 70 me rSm Ssn r"nanc-. AsssYW spd literal
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Feb ls-sol2Nf IS CORTLAND street, Nov York
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Fire at vermiiiion, ohio.

ctFvEtASp Feb ~ lhe blast furnace of Messrs
fire yesterday Loss sl5. 600 Insurance, 5000. b
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with The oxygen Ut the atmosphere. lie then explained
and Illustrated the Constitution Of organic matter, OF
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Mr. HAcRETr who lis unqnestionabiy the best 6 Fal
staff, of the age and time has consented to appear
the burly knight 1T our Washington Theatre The an
nouncemcnt will fill the house y R A
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CUPERt0R PH0TOGR Al lTS--F Franklin Philip. 332
run-yana avcfue has this day osonci lot Of superior
apis from celebrated which he wood Invite the
a;,clsa f la,egs n Gu Gna arts N Bs,k14 III RAsI a
"" box lorc s52 Penn syenae bcwcen vh and io,h ,
Feb 22 49, !.
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TnE Anr ExInnrTos will soon close and those, who
neglect to visit IT, miss great treat Indeed is doubt
full il such national collection Of paintings and Of
statuary can b. brought together asaiF; M - =
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sala1 Friend and Geo. Seller Of New York N ";
for exteas, inger-ring. Patented December ~. 1858
Reissued FtA,usary 22, 1850 q
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llea. Dsshah Magosin, the draociaAic candidate Tor
govcrpos ~ Ecatncky has rcrenny been riicaang on
hs iantatlon IT. Mississippi and spending icw saels
ia New orlcaas. ~ h his homo In Ken
lucky, prepared 10 snAer siyely upon the canvass which
IS to result in making na te chief magistrate OF his ma
tive State. Of bis irnmphAt lejon presume there
can he reasonable doubt and 4sus MAN or higher
toned geatsenmn raed b ~ otc&i position.
Christopher Ischsr, some DIRTY years ago, coined
gold ia RathcvAnd mining district of North EaysAnn
His pfcsc~ss for melting, casing rolling. cntting and
stamping bis and dcviccs With an assumed
qua'ay ~eight and v3sw, olcrsly wall arranged
so the purpose ne tpts4d No bsnneh ints exi.tei In
Georgia C,uas when Nv began to sapply such toksns
"a attempting To deLe the purity NJ gold of different
qo~sa he enPlcye the Soals ap1 ara. grain weis hts
cosa'aosig used 1y qaIdAnitlw
Queen ft4oyia and Psiucc Albert will visit lhsiss 10 ls
ccSif at ucbst4tNn Of their grandson aud Il Is not
Unlikely ihat the Empcr~ Of Enssis win also be present
on the occasion.
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II AIDES MIRROR WARDROBES, LADIES'
ARTICLE
In white, walnut iaa With each sfas,
chair, rx chairs without on ~ seet
seo few doors frcm rgl,n a.lala = 80. -,
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Pnor. A. DlarrRY, of louisiana viii lecture TO nor
row evening before the Catholic Iastitate Of baltimore
sject i.c Earth and its fitness for the destiny and
progress Of man. - aaM V "a IL 4 ,gss5ssasaM " I
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CONSISTS Of 6ay vessels isAlg4ng screw stseamefs Of
every description, exclusive Of which there aye s7 gpp
boats OF the number of vessels composing the navy DO
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ErOR HAVANA, via Key West, to aail ea the 18th
H. aud 18Th of each month Tho United
label VIM Rollins eom,anicr hayss clsftess seat Caro-
Ina regularly above Ivapa, Key wrss
for Charleston VIZ Key West, the 10h and ash
month For passage Apply MOHDHCAI n co,
Feb ~ pfayt u no Eas, Ray, Charleston z. G. :
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Having entered into pretty extended analysis
naval stcngth let glance at that Of neie
bcr. Official documents published w the Admiralt
show that N IA '199 /, q 81, ssiss n u "a ~.
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ADDITIONAL IMrGovEME

VIM. Lnyd Of Philadelphia, Pa; for design for stereo
scope fan Aittf aefast aEr sast
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENT. seq
Henry n. smith, of Washington, ID. O.; for improve
mcnt in spring bed bottoms Patented October 8, 1851
additional Improvement dated February % 1853.
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Hos, SnrnRAnp CLrasxs retained home ON Tuesday,
still suffering from the effects Of his wound The Baiti-
and Ohio ailro~i Company fitted up for his
fle profusc in his expressions Of gratitude TO
the Messrs Willard for their careful attention to him
whilc at their hotel. lss y swea8 + saasAs8
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A N EptrOR WANTED.--Any gentleman of abii-
and position party
whole cdtr charge
principal cics Of the Union Address, conlllenaIy
be Ioiutedihs ftst AZ si ffi as-sSs Feb lB--lw.
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TONES ON THE EYE.1Ihe Principles and Prac-
- tics q 0.l.inae Medicine and sargery, By r. Masn Jcoc
:. 4. s. : with 10 ilustr last edition.
Ply siraps locke Dose and sympn hook containing the do.es
and Of all the principal ARTICLES OF tho Nera Mea and
ohcnal preparations, NJ JescpL II Wy thcs A. NJ A. D.
ton. Mw sale ut the medical hooks Of, .sst 49,
~ - ~ asFS a. - TAYLOR n marry
Feb 20 fa fsN s 500 3SA TtniS ytvana asslan.
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OUT or PUNT --.Lctters q Madame az aesisag,

A LNE. LEARM0NT, 3s cents by ue author of
- ohu ahfs~ a ftve srrl the wasss, Alec Lear
N< Mnteb. sathcv John Haxax Otvo
syrs sA,yirs, Ase ~ ts"phsc vol limo, masha
pager covers, 80 New clifton (oriea, pub
hshcd IN 1891 Feb n
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DELEGAroS from this city Is present al the National
Sabbath School Convention, In session PIadcl-
phia, Ex-Governor Pollock IN the chair Mr. J. p. Tus.
tin was temporary secretary NJ. H. Miller was ON the
committee Of nomination, VIM. X Campbell Is a vice
president, and JOS ii. Bradley, IT,, Is the business
committee. vi NfstIei&8 HfaA M .@@HsG3A mi8a4 I
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Gen John A. Brown editor of tho Badger State, and
postmaster at Portage Wisconsin, died suddenly at Mad
son on the 10th; eqesst 4i 4gHts.s KS asla tssa
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(tAS LIME F0E sFERTiiIlZING.-- Tho snbscri-
have saie fsigng
laHws, which, they offer for sale very oap Apriy
Feb l9--,iet w JAS. O. MCGUIRE 60
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A. w Morse, Of Eaton, N. ", assgnot to himself and
II v iiole, Of said Eaton for improved bel bottom
L II. lockwood Of Worcester Mass nssisnor to j. L.
clough of said Worcester for improvements IN backing
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February 1852 the residence Of her moer 10 G
luuha kentucky COMMA daughter Of kLxaKrn aud the late
4 y. H. ifPIls, dN eHFf sa2a wee e tiS ~ - =
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
DO Masonic.

At regular meeting of Concord Lodge, No. 23, of Free and Accepted Masons, held at their hall on Bayou Mason Hills, in Chicot county, Ark, on the 7th day of May, A. D. 5S59, the following proceed ings were had.
 The w. NJ. being informed of the death of brother Cornelius Campbell, appointed the following brethren: w. R. Davis, J. T. Canehan, and John F. German, a com mittee to draft and report suitable resolu- tions expressive of the feelings of this Lodge on his demise; whereupon the com mittee reported as follows:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased the Allwise Grand Architect and ruler of the Universe, in the inscrutable dispensation of his wis dom, to remove from our midst brother Cornelius Campbell, who departed this life on the 7th day of February, A. D. 1859. ReSoloed, That we cherish the many vir- tues with melancholy interest of our de- ceased brother.
 ReSolUed, That we sympathse with his bcrcaved family and relations in their ire parable loss.
 Resolyed, That in the death of our bro ther the community has lost good citizen, his wife kind husband and his children a tender father, and the fraternity a good member and brother.
 ReSolced That the brethren of this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty dlys.
 Resolced, That the secretary send copy of these resolutions to the bereaved family of our deceased brother
 Resoi0ed, That these resolutions be pub lished in the Little Rock True Democrat
 w. R. DAVIS,
 JT. CARNEHAN,l Com. J. F. GORMAN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07

THE GRAND JURY SYsTEM.-The grand jury of Santa Clara county, in their report to the court of sessions, at the June term says:
 1.-The question of the utility of the grand lury' Tn our system of jurisprudence, has been discussed by statesmen and iurists both Tn England and America for long time past. The attention of the people of this Stateewas called to it's uselessness by the present chief magistrate of this State in his last annual message, and from our own observation and experience of it's cumber- some, uncertain and expensive workings, and its inefficiency as a means of protect ing the innocent and punishing the guilty, we believe 1t not only useless and an evil but nuisance, and most respectfully and earnestly ask your honorable court to use your influence to have the constitution of this State, with regard to grand iuries, so altered as to have law passed, abolishing the grand jury system entirely, and as soon as possible, and let some other more sim pie, certain, speedy and direct system be adopted"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07

DlED-ln this city, on the 10th inst. NAMrEL EVEREST, youngest son of William 4. and Mary F. Moore, aged two years, eight months and seven days.
 The death of this interesting and beauti ,ful boy is deeply felt, not only as heart rcnding grief to his parents, but to all W O knew his gentle nature, as a deep and las,- ing bereavement. lie was the brghtest hope ol hlS parents, whose delight he was, and the gloom of sorrow, which OCT shad- ows their hearts, by his loss, can only be dispelled by the soltening hand of time.- No more will his silvery tones he heard as they gush in tamelcSs glce from his young heart, for his intantinc spirit was waftcd on angelic pinionS to the relms of unlading elo- ry
 w know, ere now, the young sweet life
 Though faded from our gaze
 Soon will worship round the throne,
 And sing the songs of praise
 Soon thou will meet that Saviour
 Who these loved words have eiven.
 "4e little children come to me-
 Fear not. of such is Heaven.'
 In this city on Monday August p 1889 "i'Ni smut IlneSS Ol cOngeStlVe emil, Mss Louisa q. M., only daughter of the late Charles and Christina NJ. Fisher. in the 10th year of her age; leaving a fond brother and large circle of relatives and friends to mourn her loss. It seldom falls to our lot to record the death of one so much esteemed and beloved as the subject of this notice. so unassuming, sok kind, so fond, so truly alice tlonate, that verily it might be said of her -'' to know her was to love her." She was for some time past member of the Protestant Episcopal Church in this city. and ever adorned the profession she had made, by her Col Fly life and conversation. and now she has been called from the church on earth to join the church of the general assembly of the first born in Heaven.
 'Dearcst sister thou hast left us;
 Here thy loss deeply feel,
 But tis God that hast bereft us
 He can all sorrows heal.
 Yet again we hope to meet thee,
 When the day of life is fled,
 Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
 When no farewell tear is shed.
 FRIEND
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
southern Flows, Corn Shelters, Etc.
 A. F. MAYHER X CO.,, No. 54, vesey Street, N. Y. City.

< F. NJ. 4 CO.,, woulda>g-.:.--, 4 As respectfully inform southern. merchants and dealers in AcmcuLrrr11 IMrIT- MENTs, that they arc still MANurAcrr.p,~c ,n Iinds ol to'n 7'ee' ana Iron SourHER PLows, blow castings corn sheierS, grain cradcs hav and stalk cutters, fan mills, store trucks, garden oI,J canai barrowS, gin gear segment castings. etc. efc.. ex preSSly tor the southern trade Also on hand. nil kind4 ol agricultural and horticultural iurlements, machinery, seeds, fertilizers, etc., elc., which we seIi at lower prices than any other house in tbe United States We have descriptive wholesale priced catalogue which we will furnish on applica toh " ma'l or otherwise. MI goods warranted to be as represented A. r. MAYHER X CO,
 No. q, Ncscy Street. \. Y. Successors to John Narhcr < O., lwho estab- lishei the business in lS20.) Send for our price list"
 Sept. q '5g 3r,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
Tribute of Respect.

At a regular meeting of Cache Lodge, No. S8, of Free and Accepted Masons held at the Masonic hall in the town of Claren- don, county of Monroe, and State of Ar kansas, on the 20th day of August, A. D. lS59-A. L. 5S59, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Architect of the Universe to remove by death from our midst, our beloved friend and brother JASPER \. HOWARD.
 l. ReSo{acd, That while We bow with meekness 10 the fiat of our omnicicnt Grand Master who doeth all things alright, we f,e' that one la, gone from among is never 10 return, whose goodness of heart and upright dcmcanor as a Mason, has deserved Iy won an enviable niche in the memory of his friends and the fraternity to which he belonged.
 q Resoircd. That the community has lost a valuable citizen, the church a warm sup porter, and the Masonic Fraternity a brother who was a Mason at heart, and whose con- duet among his fellow men and brother Ma sons was without stain and spotIess. That the companion of his bosom and the pledges of his love, who have thus been bcreft of a husband and father shall ever have our con- doiencc ami heart felt svmpathics.
 }. HeSolred. That the members of this lodge fondly hope that our brother has been called from labor on earth to rcfreshmcnt in the Grand Lodge above, where the Su- picmc Grand Master rules forevermore.
 f. Resolped, That the members of thi, lodge do wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days in memory of our deceased | brother.
 5 Hesoired That copy of these pro ceedings be published in the Arkansas I'ru Democrat and the North Alabamian, an, that copy be also presented to the wido, and family of the deceased.
 6. Resolged, That the above preambl and resolutions be spread upon the minute of the lodge
 l.. FEATHERSTON.
 w. w. McGAUGHEY. { Com.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07

prise, though the public are contributing largely. l saw to-day one gentleman from Arkansas, Wm. H. Toler, who had just taken thousand dollars worth of his bonds, and l learn that many thousand have been disposed of here.
 The convention IS in session yet, and l may be able to report the results in few days. R. l.. A.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
For the True Demncra

"REPLY TO GossIP. "A lady once Ipon time" complained to Frederick the Great of Prussia, that her husband treated Ter very badly; That is none of my busi. less,' answered the king. But he speaks 'lso meanly about your majesty" the lady continued. "This is none of your business, !" eplied the King.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
NOTICE.
WAS committed to the iail of Pope aA

w AS committed to the jail of Popesh
 W county, Arkansas, on the Doth August, A negro man, who calls his name Dick, and -n. says he belongs to Morgan Hall, living in Clark county, Arkansas
 Said negro is black five feet, six inches high weighs lG5 pounds, and is about 3s years of age, has the right breast. and one on the left corner ot His mouth, had On when committel check | ed c0ttouade pantalOlH-. aLl te4che1 osuaburg 1 shirt, said boy read and viite tolefaDy well.
 Iheowner oi said boy x AereJg notified to come forward, prove property, pdy charge- and take hi1 away, otherwise he will De edeat witn tue law di- rtcts. J. l.. LINTON, sherlH.
 Sept. ', '59. 6m. Cost ot al, S26 or sl per ! week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
, yet lhSlst upon harmO OnY.
Norr;St0,rn 4rk Auo % 1oi

AoFrtSt0nR, -1rh., Aug. ", 1859. EAR EDIToR-
 As to politics am not very well posted It l will try to give you a few items.- 4e Hon. T. c. Hindman is to address the oizens of Pope county, at Dover on the ]th of September, but what it is for no de knows; he is not to be elected again be- ire he goes to Washington Is hel 1 think it should happen to be pleasant day he i'll have fully three friends to welcome his sit and to listen to his able address, ome three weeks ago if 1 mistake not he anked the postmaster of this place the rospectus of the Old Line Democrat but have not heard of any subscribers for it. don't think such as it will pay up here. Crops are fine, and the weather is very rarm, needing rain to settle the dust.
 Yours truly. ELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
SlOO Reward.

,ANA w Al from the undersigned, e. near ear Oaihoqn, Columbia county, Ark,R TOM, aged about 26 years , feet. $ o, incHa- hiSn' weighs about l4O pounds, square built. has S'fa si' sandy hair, speaks very itelligently, and can read print very well, think that he is travel ng through the northern portion of this State and VIII n all probability stop about Little Rock. VIII pay the above reward fer his delivery 10 James M. Brooks, at Camden, Ark, or $50 for bis con- hnement in any safe jail where | can get him.
 MOSES MARTIN.
 Hcpt. l, Jy. 4W. Cost of ndr el
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
Music on the Piano.

AIR. EDMONDS offers his ser 6-s3s7s-s5s-..7T .Ts1 M vices teacher of the Piauo.j z ' f; vocal music, to pupils at their residence Mir E. assures that nc effort shall be spared (as hls ore NiouS course of instruction will justify in promot ing thorough knowledge of the rudimcnts and practical execution of music on the Piano. Vocal nusiG lhusiG particularly attended to, Pianos carefully tuned. Orders to be left at ]. A. Heury's, or at the subscribers office, over Jacobi's Book Store
 Sept. T '59 5t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that will
 ! X as administrator Of the estate of samuel C. Jones' deceased. apply to tAc probate court of Pu- laski county at the October term, 1859, for an lcr to ,e!I certain rcl estate belonging to the es- tate of Samuel G. Jones, deceased, to-vit: The south east quarter ol section >x. in toRr.Lp , N., in range II vest containing oue hundred and sixty acres, to pay cetan claims against said estate. Given under my hand this 3lst d,y of August, A. D. le59 J. w. JONES. Sent | '5g It.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
IT. I4-t IT I4Itl0 VN, w. w. McGAUGHEG, G JOHN 4. HARNJCk

Ttf- Capt, Adams, we'll known in the Arkansas river trade, intends running tri- weekly line from this city to Little Rock during the coming season The line is composed of the Irene. South Bend and Red Wing. These boats will commence running as soon as navigation opens in the Arkansas .- .Kemnhis lnaLnAche.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
Carpenters and Joiner's Tools

ON hand the largest lot of Carpenters
 / and Joiner's tools in town ,copssting of smotb. lng fore, jack, bead, match and sash planes. assorted slzes Spear and Jackson panel saws. ten nent and hack saws, butcher saws, hand axes. shin gle and claw hachets, screw drivers, tack and mil hammers, braces and bits, augurs, saw files, wood raspS' compasses, socket and firmer ehissels, self actlhg tape measures, carpenters pencils Washita and Hot Spring oil and whetstones, grind stones and grlndstone fixtures, etc, etc, for sale lower than they can be purchased elsewhere
 Sept. 7, '59. RAPLEY, HANGER X CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
To the Ladies.

E HAVE received fine assortment of \ Gold Crosses, piain, ctaycd, Coral, Csraeiian, etc., Gold Mounted, all or late tyIe>-nade of the best material Please call and judge for ourselves
 A. COHEN. Sept. ', 59. at Heuy's Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
Wind nn vnnr Watches

DECEIVED a fine assortment of Gold | A Wdtch Kegs of the best material, and for sale at "A. CDUENS.
 Sort ' ,5q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
EDIT0R TRuE DEMocRAr-

On receipt of this, was somewhat sur prSed to see that the resolutions of Phil lps county democracy were so bold as to say that they were the only simon pure de- mocrats of Arkansas, just because they were more fortunate than other portions of the State, in getting the Hon. T. C. to locate there; and to try to start party of their own called the "old line democrats" Any older democracy than we have here we do not want, nor do we want it's principles more ably defended than they now are by the True Democrat.
 We think mp here in the hills of Fulton county that T. c. is mistaken in his own merits. A DEMOCRAT.