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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

Railways Tabular Almanac for S59 contains inn portant medical advice to invalids. Copies can be obtained gratis by calling upon the druggists and 9torckeepers, in every village and city in the United States and British Provences. Every family should have copy of this valuable almanac-t is also important that every householder keep in their families RADWAY'S READY RELIEF and REGULATING PILLS. The READY RELIEF is q preUentiue of sickness, especially where the maar ous diseases wevail-such as Feyerand Ague, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Pneumonia, Cholera, Scarlet Fever, Small Pox, Measles etc. Radway's Pills are the most certain, quick and innocent med cine-n the form of cathartcs purgatiyes and regu- Iators of the general system-n use.
 Sold by druggists and storekeepers everywhere
 April 20, l059 ly No. 3.
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~The opposition at the so,,t

Eg The opposition at the south, of all stripes, and not few of the same sort at the north, are counting on forming na- tional party by ignoring the slavery ques- tion. The New York Evening Post thus talks of this party:
 "Ihe republicans are strong, and have no cause to dread fair fight with the party of the administration Their only chance of defeat at the next Presidential election is Tn triangular contest. caused by defec- ton of weak -kneed politicians. It is the squad of miscalled conservatives and na- tlonals, the confederates of Goggin, who peril the cause which the majority of the north have at heart. A success such as Goggin came near obtaining in Virginia would only encourage this marplot brood at the north in the hope ot again holding the balance of power, and repeating the mis- chief of 1856.
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Take Notice

WYE the undersigned Commissioners ap- W pointed by the County Court of Pulaski county, under the provisions of the act Of the Gen eral Assembly of the State Of Arkansas, approved Nov 23d, 1887, will receive bids from the llth of June to the 9th of July, 1859, for letting out the Poor House. known as the Ellis mill place with all the appurtenances and about five paupers. As the number ofpaupers is const ntly changing, persons putting in bids will please s'ate the least amount that they will keep the present number at, by the day, the week, month and year-also what is the least amount per head that they viii keep any olheEs that may be paced in their charge, by the day, week, month and year.
 The individual who takes charge of this estab- ishment will be required to reside on the premises, feed, clothe and render such medical attention and assistance as humanity would prompt and as may be necessary to make their condition comfortable. For the faithful performance of which he will be required to give bond with security be approved by the County Court
 C. L. JEFFRlES,
 G. D. SEER.
 June l5, 1859 fl
 Gazette X Democrat copy.
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AUGUSTUS M. WARD, Clerk. July 6, l859-2w (Prs. fee ss 0O)

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF PULASKI.
 In the Chancery Court of id county, at the June term, A. D. 1859: 23d day of June, A. D. 1859 Benjamin D. Whitney, Complainant. vs. In Chancery.
 Gordon N. Peay, as Receiver of the
 assets of the Real Estate Bank of
 the State of Arkansas, John Hol-
 ford and John James Holiord, as Deie"oa'"S executors and devisees of James Hoiurd, deceased, ct al
 ON this day appeared said complainant, h, O Watkins Gallagher, solicitors anu fl ee nj. bill ot complaint herein, with the exhibit therein referred to, the object oI which bill is to obtain an account oi the amount advanced by the North American 1rgst and Banking Companv. of New olk, to, and justly due with the interest accrued thereon, from the Real Estate Bank Of the State oi Arkansas, or its receiver, upon the five hun dred bonds of said State, issued to said ReaI Estate Bank, and hvpothecated to said banking company; i; to have such amount allowed and established as cam m favor oI complainant, against sad Real Estate Bank, or it's assets, in the hands of said re- celyer, and paid other claims against the trust iund and praying that the representatives ot James HOiorl be required to produce said hypothecated bonds, and assert their claim thereto against said Real Estate Bank, OF its assets, and iii deiault thereof, that they be,forever precuded from having or asserting any such right claim, and that said
  bonds may be canceed and annuled by decree of thls court and II appearing from affidavit annexed to said bill of complaint, that the efendants, John Holord and John James Hollord, as executors and devisees of James Holford, deceased and Heny $. Holiord and Frederick f. Holiord as admins trators with the will annexed, of said James Hol- ford, deceased, the children of John Holtord whose names unknown, and David Leayitt as receiver in chdncery Of the assets of said North American Trust and Banking Company, are non.residents of this state It is therefore ordered by the court that said nonresident defendants be notified of the filing and pendency of said compairant's bill against them in this behalf, by publication of th,s order Tn some newspaper printed in the State of Arkansas, for the number of times and within the time prescribed by the statute. and that unless they appear in this court, or before the fourth day o the next term thereof to be held at the court house of said county of Pulaski, in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, on the third Monday of October, A. D. 1859, and file exceptions, plead demur or answer to said complanants bill, the same will be taken confessed against them, and an interlocu tary decree entered accordingly.
 A true copy from the record
 Attest: GORDON N. PEAY. Clerk.
 July 9th, lS59-2w. (Prs. fee sll O0)
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& Mrs: Eliza Butler, of Charlston, Me- Nj, recently brought an action againt pr. Phlpps, of Bradford, dentist, to ecover 9Zo, because the doctor extracted sound tooth from her head insead of .ecayed one. The defence, says the Bango Times, was W that the lady tainted duringtle opera ton and the instrument slippel on the wrong grinder" which the jude consid- cred valid excuse for not paying the S2O, and dismissed the case, although feeling much eommiseration for the l.dy who is rather short on" for teeth.
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.IOR W. OR K

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- lshment in the country.
 We have procured, at a cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ing machines, which enables us to do work, and es- pecally pamphlet and book work in a superior style and at very low prices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF JOHNSON.
 In the Johnson Circuit Court, on the Chancery side
 thereof, March 24th, A. D. l859 George ". Collier, Complainant
 vS. In Chancery.
 Edward C. Sellars, Mary Baraque, as
 eXecutrx of Antoine Baraque, de D,>.1.,,
 ceased. Wm. Porter anu Nicholas Dtje""ontS' < ND now on this day came the said complain "A ant, and the said defendant. Porter. came. and entered his appearance herein. and time was gwen hlm until the third day of the next term to he hls answer to said complainant bill, and there upon, II appearing that the said defendant Sears has been duly andin due time, served with process herein, and he having wholly made default, it is ordered, adjuGgei and decreed, that the said com plainants bill, and the matters and things therein contained, be, and the are taken as confessed and true, against the said Se.iars.
 And thereupon, it appearing that the said de- iendant, Hardeman. is nonresident of the State ot Arkansas, u is ordered that he be notified by puDlicat on, ot the pendency of this suit against him. the nature and object of which is 10 subject to the payment oi certain judgment, now of record n the Johnson Circuit Court. in favor of complain ant, against the defendant, Edward C. Sellars i certain debt or demand. due or owing from the de- Iendant, Mary Baraque, as executrix of the estate ot Antoine Blraque, deceased, of Jefferson county. to said hardeman, as it is alleged, but which said demand was created by the sale of a certain negro woman, named Hannah, belonging to said detend- ant oeilars. and sold by said Hardeman. as the agent or m trust fer said Sears, some time in the tall Of 1897, and that unless said Hardcmlu sha on or before the third day of the next term of this court, to be holden Carksviile in said county of Johnson, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday Tn August next, appear and in some man. her respond to complainant's bill, the same will be taken as confessed against him.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest:
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
RANAWAY

ENROM the Anthony House, on Sunday e. A night, 26th inst, a negro boy named 9d ALBERT, of dark copper coor-l9 years SN old, heavy bushy hair. will weigh about lG0 lbs, about , feet 10 inches high, wore light drab or felt hat with large black band around it; had good supply of white and striped linen clothes black cloth coat; had silver watch with black ribbon attached, and steel fob; plays the ii idle 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 free state. It is very likely some white man or negro have assisted him he knows nothing of the country.
 reward of s25 % will be paid if taken in this or adjoining counties, and $50 % if taken out of the State. and deverelto etherof the undersi gned or deposited in jail so that we get him.
 E. C. SHILLCUTT,
 VIM. WOOLFORD. Little Rock Ark June % '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

Es- In case of" seduction and abduc- tlon of a wife" now before the courts Of Shlcagoa a police officer testiied that he had kissed Mrs. Thompson: alsoMrs. Post, also 'irs. Clapton; also others;.is not relative to the parties; did not regsrd the kIsslng as wrongln himself, as he was amafried man, ana man of character P
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

BETA few days since German, while engaged at Hudson City, N. J., in dressing a COW which had died from disease, acci- dentally cut his arm with the knife which he was using. His arm shortly after be- came iuiamed, and growing gradually worss finally resulted in his death.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

CURIOSITY CERTIFIED AND SATrsF1Ep.- Some of the people of Newport, Rhode Island, it Is '' currently reported" are re- nowned for their prying curiosity. Their pe- culiarity is pointedly hit by the following, aimed at me5ody:-Dmcan Pell, (savs the Newport News, a wealthy N. Yorker has just commenced the erection of new fence in front of his mansion, on Mary st.. Newport. On one of the posts is the fol- lowing in manuScript:
 The proposed fence Is to be 50 feet long, 3 feet rails and coping; to be finish ed this week. Mr. Eaton is the carpenter, and Mr. Fludder the mason The work is to be done by the day. Terms cash.- MesSrs. Finch & Engs furnish the lumber. l hope this will be satisfactory to the pub he. DUNCAN PELL.''
 April 25, 1859.
 Conclusion to the above thrilling pro- clamation. Tt was on the first night of the to be dry month of May, 1S59-the month of flowers and balmy zephyrs, pas slonal attraction, green peas and other affi- mites, that Duncan Pell lay buried in the arms of slumber. "A loud and terrible rap- ping aroused him. It was continued - Rap, rap, rap Starting from sleep, Dun can looked forth into the moonlight A dark form was pounding away at the door. As Pell looked from the window, the form cried aloud
 Say-hello-o!-- Pell-be you a goin' to have this ere fence white or yalar washed?"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

SUBSTITUTE FOR GUTrA PERcHA.-In a communication to Paris periodical, NJ. Nerres states that gum IS obtained from the across balata, ia tree that grows wild in the West Indian Islands, which is more elastic than gutta percha, and preferable to It for covering telegraphic wires and such other purposes It is formed of the juice oi the baata, is of spongy rose color, and possesses the quality ot softening at tenn perature some degrees higher than that at which gutta percha becomes elastic We have no doubt but there are many trees and shrubs in various parts of this country, the sap of which is. capable of making gums similar in character to caoutchouc and gutta percha. Our southern pines supply more turpentine and rosin than those of any other country. Some of our trees may yet be hunted up to supply an equal proportion of elastic gum
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13
ARKANSAS RIVER U. s. MAIL
 LINE, From Little Rock to Napoleon,

 COMPOSED of the fol- O lowing new and elegant S r mkAT7Nk Boats, built expressly for the H@ss,... trade, and leaves Little Rock IS follows:
 WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, at 10 o'clock,
 STEAMER IRENE"
 JNO. D. ADAMS, COMMANDER. FRIDAY INCHES, at 10 o'clock,
 RED WING.
 J. COLL ADAMS, COMMANDER. SUNDAY NIGHTS, at 10 o'clock,
 ARKANSAS.
 R. L. HAYNES, COMMANDER. The above Boats will leave Little Rock as above advertised, connecting at Napoleon with the elegant steamers of the Memphis and New Orleans U S. Mail Packet Company, and with the Memphis and Vicksburg Packets.
 Passengers and freight ticketed through to New Orleans and Memphis, at the following prices for passengers:
 From Little Rock to Napoleon ~ .Sl0 co Memphis ......... l5 00 . New Orleans. B co and from New Orleans and Memphis to Little Rock, the same prices Connecting at Little Rock with daily line of four horse coaches for Hot Springs, Washington, Ark, and Carksville, Texas, ticket From Memphis to Hot Springs. ........ .Sl9 co " Washington. Ark. .... 24 co Ciarksville, Texas . q 50 " New Orleans to Hot Springs. 2S co < |" Washington, Ark. B co '' '' Clarksvlle Texas 40 co This line has made arrangements with the New and Light Draught Passenger Packet
 LADY WALTON,
 W. B. NOLAND, COMMANDER, connect at Little Rock, for Van Buren and Fort smith, leaving Little Rock every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, and leaving Fort Smith on every Thursday evening at ? p. m., and Van Buren same evening. Passengers or freight tcketed through from Napoleon to Fort Smith, and from Tort smith to Napoleon, at regular rates, and with out detention.
 All business entrusted to this line will meet wit prompt attention.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Controctor. March l6. 1859
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[ TO ADVERTTSERS

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper Tn 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 aivertisinS-the most renu- neratiye
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13
For Sale.

nNE medium size wrought Iron .sF-- " Cook Stove, new and complete, at iass iss5 Cincinnati price, with freight added. asS Also one Patent Kitchen Cook Stove;
 '" Champion
 z Jackson "
 All will be sold low for cash at the Tin Shop by June 9, '59. 4. J. BRISBIN.
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New ROOkSl

AM in receipt of fresh invoices of books \ from the eastern cities 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 of light literature is the best have vet offered to my customers and those who desire to purchase at low figures should give me a call and make an examination of my stock. as 1 am deter mined to sell at the very lowest living rates for money in hand. HENRY JACOBL Jnne l5. lSh9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

THE LOVERS PUzzLE.-To learn to read the following, so as to make good sense, is the mystery If any of our lady friends can do so, they may call and get the devils hat:
 thee read see that me,
 Love is down will Ill have
 But that and you have you'l.
 One and up and you if.
 We make the above extract from the Georgetown (Ky. Gazette. Try the pug gle, scsmin. bits very heasy.-Er.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13
T Il E PROB BANG AR. IL AT THE
 ACADEMY OF MEDJCINE
IN NEW YORK CITY.

IN NEW TURK CITY.
 It affords us pleasure to announce to the neonIe that in the investigation of the merits of the Pro bang treatment, in eases of Lung diseases, Bron- chitis, Consumption, Ulcers and Tubercles in the Lungs and Throat, before the Academy of Med- cine in the City of New York, that the only sure treatment the sick afflicted with Lung, Throat and Chest diseases. can rely upon, is that of RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, aided with RADWAY'S READY RELIEF and RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
 Inhalation has been proved deceptive and unsafe the Probang uncertain and dangerous-the old school practice unreliable-but in every case where Railways Remedies have been tried, they have been eminently successful. Let them therefore, who are rapidly sinking and wasting away, cheer up.
 If you have diseased Lungs, Liberated Throats, Bronchitis or Consumption, RADWAY'S RENO WAITING RESOLVENT will check the progress of the disease and prolong your life. RADWAY' RENOVATING RESOLVENT
 IS THE GREAT CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY, And possesses
 NEW LIFE CREATIVE PRINCIPLE, HEALS OLD SORES, PURIFIEs THE BLOOD, INsTILLs
 WITHIN THE SYSTEM RENEWED HEALTH, AND RESOLVES AND ExTERMINATEs ALL
 CHRONIC AND CoNsTITU-
 TIoNAL DISEASES.
 This great and glorious remedy should be hailed by the huSlan race as special gift from the Al mighty, to regenerate dapidated humanity.
 DRs. RADwAY Co.,, are the only Physicians and Chemists in the world that have succeeded in dis covering remedy that will etiectually eradicate from the human system constitutional diseases and ailments, transmitted from parents to their children. RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT will radically exterminate from the system scRoFUIA, CANKERs, SYPHILIS, FITS, FEVER SORES, RUNNING rom the EAR, ULCERS, WHITE DWELLINGS,, SORE EYES, TUMoRs, SORE LEGS, DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS, SORE MOUTH, NODES, SORE HEAD, REGRETS, INSANITY, GRANULAR SWELLINGS, BRONCHITIS, NIGHT swEATs, ALL DISEASES OF THE CONSUMPTION,
 WoMB, RASH TETTER PROLAPSUS UTERI, HUMORS OF ALL KINDS, SKIN DISEASES, CHRONIC RHEUMATIsM, SALT RIiEUM. DYSPEPSIA.
 And all diseases that have been established in the system for years.
 PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
 I7 Sold by Druggists Everywhere. m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

Do you wish 10 he h-althy and strong? Then 70 at once, and get some Of McLean's Cordial. It will strengthen and myigcrate yonr whole system, causing healthy and pure circulation of blood flow through every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom of health to muunt to your sek again.
 Every bottle IS warranted 10 give satffac:iou.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13
claret and Champaigne Wine. etc.

CIaFet and Champaigne Wine, etc. H CASES claret, Beyfus & J. B. Alfon " brand of le44, very fine and warranted good l cask santene claret to arrive; common sherry wine; dog. bottles pure juice grape, old Port; , cases Cramant and CataNba wine; baskets Headsicks & Juler Mumms chamnaiene
 wine;
 casks Sicilp Niaieria wine; {" Port. Malaga and Masculine wines: I cases Maraschino, Abascyrith and French cor
 dals and liquors de orange; case orange entrances '' Simpson bitters: , eight casks Stouatons bitters. June 9 '59. RAPLEY. HANGER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

CAurIoN.--B.wsre of druggists or d,alers who may try to palm upon y"u some Bitter >aTsapa tr..l, which they buy cheap. by saving il Is inst ss good. Avoid such Ask for McLean'> strength ening Cordial. ani take npihng else II is the on, remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, and the same time strengthen the system.
 One tablespoonful taken every ming fgsting, is a certain preventive gor Chocfs,, Gtt.s and t,,.r, Yellow Fever, or any prevalent disease IL Is put p in large bottles.
 Price only Sl per bottle, or bottles fir E.
 J IL MCLEAN.
 Solo Proprietor Of ;his Csrli.l.
 Also McIeat's Volcanic Gl li, iIHeii.
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trong Inducements to subscribeM
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square (ten lines or ess,) for the first inser- tioR and 53 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged S3O.
 Professional cards and other advertisements, not linp pnn
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A Temperance Speech,

4 Speech by Me Rec Lew;s ?. Lively, c. " c. Y of Me State of Arkon- sas, dettvered 6etore GarksyiUe Lod9 of 4 Q. of Good 7emplars, on June ths 16th, 1859, and published 5y request g Me Lodge
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

Tha greatest Remedy in the world This cordial Is distilled from d berry known only to myself and chemically combined h of the most valuable medicinal roojs, rils and tsfks known 10 fhe mind oi man, viz. BLOOD Ro9T, BLACK FDoT, WED fHERRY BARR, -LLow bocE, D4NBgLIoy, SARsAp- AElLLA, ELDER sL tis, wIth others, producing the most inaili5ie remedy for the restoration of health ever kno~n l. Is ii-LUrus own reuiedr clring dis ease by natural i1ifs Nhosi taken, its influence is felt coursing through every vein os the body, purify ing and acceardting tle crclatipn ,f the blood. It neutralizes any biaus matter in the stomach, and strengthens Inc whole organization.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13
McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
" Niit t'tti u4fiS cure LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or NcrvoU. rs.biIity. FsisenAes
 of tue EAsdn"y-. and all Diseases
 arising frSsl tstsoEdered Liver or
 Stomach, Byspcpsin,
 Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidiy CT Sickness of the Stomach, Fuiiness of Blood ro tho Head. Di Pain or Swimming in the Head Palpitstion of le Heart, tullness or Weight in the stomach, Eructations Choking or Sniiocating Feeling when lying duvn, Dryness or feliowness of the Skin and Eyes Night sweats. Inward Feyers, Pain in the Small o the Back Chest or Side Sudden Flushcs of Heat. Depression of Spirits, Frightin Dreams, LangGor, Despondencv or any Nervous Disease, Sores or Botches On the Skin anf Fever and Ague tor Chs and Feyerl It will sso cure diseases oi the Bladder and Womb. such as Seminal Weakness, lncontinence of Urine. Stran- 4iary' inflammation or Weakness of the Womb or Iladler. MhlLas. elc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

Yes I cC0 ACRES of land for sale in ! sp-O V Drew county, Arkansas. Branch vile post office. JNO. C. BUSH. June ], 1859. *3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-13

Have been sold during the last six months and in no instance has it failed in giving entire saisAction NAo. then, will suffer from weakness or debility when Acl.aans sIrenu lAilin.r E-r.,ial
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Also Mel cans No'cnf- CH Ii, fIaei.t Principal Dep.t un tAc corner of Third aId Pi4, Streets, St. l. uis, Mo.
NoIEAHs VOLCANIC GIL rIs-zrE INT.

TIE HEsT ! -NllINT IN THE VCUID.
 The ONLY safe aul certain crre f.r Cancers Pilos, Tumors, Sweags and D., nchele CT Goitrp Iaraly- sis, Neuralgia, WtakHsss of tlie Muscles, Chronic or Infsmmatorv Attenuation, Stiffness of tie .Ioints, Contracted Muscles or sane~ts. Earache or Tooth ache, Bruises, Sprtins, Wound. Fresh Cuts Tlccrs Fever Sores. Cakci Breasts, Sore Nipples. Burns Scalds, Sore Throat, or any Inflammation CT Pain. no difference how severe, CT how leng tho dSease may have existed. AcLEAS's CELEnRATED LrNIaEyr is . certain remedy
 Thousands If human heirgs have been saved If, Of decreptude and misey ty the use Of this inyAlu- alla utet