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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
TO ADVERTISERS.

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- srat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the State It has by far the largest subscription iist-is very generally read in every county. With a list of over si thousand regular subscribers, it is read by 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- neratiye
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Why, George, what are you hoeing in the garden for at this time O night?'' i" Well, I was awful dry, mother, and don't the Bible says Ho, every one that thirst eth?' 2 The old lady drew her head in, closed the window, and collapsed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

THE undersigned las on hand some State ! bonds for sale for cash or on credit on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to av to either of the Banks ofths State.
 May 4, 1859. ly GEO. C. WATKINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
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OfrcE or THE C. X F. R. CoMpANy3
 Linte ROck. drk.. May ]. Ih5a

Latte Rock, drk., May ,, 1859. X I regular meeting of the board of di- 4 N rectors oI the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Com pany held at their office in the city of Little ock 'ns day, the following resolutions unanimously adopted, viz:
 Resolced, That this Company accept the rroyi- ons contained in the first section oi an act of the General Assembly entitled ''an act concerning the Cairo and fultIl railroad and its two branches, ; approved lst February. 1859.
 Resoiced tintier, That this Company do not ac- eepi the provisions contained n the third section of sad act. but regarding it as invalid and depart. ure rom the terms and intention Of the grant by Congress, and the transfer of the lands by the State l 10 the Company requiring it to use and apply them, or the proceeds Ing thereIrom tothebest advantage in the construction oi the road as well as injurious to the true policy ol the Company, do reject the same.
 Resolred fr,hr, That a copy of this resolution be published for three months iii each of the news papers published in Little Rock
 By order of the board of directors.
 F. 4. STARING. Sec'u. May II, 1859. 3m C. d- r. R. F. Co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Sale
 THE subscriber will sell at private M, 1 sale, his plantation and other lands stu- GIS ated in Conway county, about three miles above Lewisburg, in the Arkansas river bottom; consis- ting of two hundred and seventy-three acres. (with the privilege of five hundred acres more ad. joining if it suits the purchaser.) One hundred acres of this land is in high state of cultivation with good dwelling and all necessary out houses, and good well ofwater. Persons desrous of pro- curing good cotton or stock farm will find this a most desirable location. For terms apply to Jona- than Wells, senior, Lewisburg, Conway county, Arkansas. JONATHAN WELLS, Sen. June l. 1859 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

HE pLsI bVHI"LAI IN IHh NNfiD
 The safe and certain cure fer Cancers rfiss Tumors. Swelings, and B.unClcl- or Gotrr Pat. iy- sis Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Nusces, Chronic e- In1ammatory RheumGtisra, Stiffness of fhc Ioirt- Contracted Muscles or Iigrmerts, Earache or oa5h- sche Bruises, Sprtins, Wounds Fre.h Cuis Tlcer- Fever Sores Cakcd Breasts, Sore siprles. Burns Scalds, Sore Throat, any Inflammation or PNir, no difference how severe, how long the di-rs-s may have existed McLEkH's CELEBRATED LINIaExT is a certain remedy.
 Thousands of hu'pa1 l-irr- have heen s,yet life Of decrepitude and misery ly the of this invalu- able medicine
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
New York Card.

AARON G. BYRAM, of Mississippi. JOHN II. HINps,l Formerly ,oM Messrs. Geo. w. tS WM. H. BLISS, Jetial Read, Nem York Cay. B. l.. BRIrTIN, SpeciaL Pdrtnr, Washington, Ark
 BYRAM, HINDS & BLISS, NO. 19, MURRAY ST, NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK. MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale VA Dealers in Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, Bon nets, Flowers, Umbrellas, etc., and Importers of French Hats
 Wm. s. Davis, of Little Rock, Ark, will repre- sent this House the coming season, in the States Of Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana, and will give his personal attention to orders confded to this House. June l 1859. 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
GOING, GOING, GOING,
 NOw or Nevar

AM compelled to close out in a short \ time. Now is the time forany one wishing bar gains to call and convince themselves. The bal off my stock will be sold at or below cost, with out reserve; this is no sham sale.
 June l, 1859. D. B. HANDEL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

POETRY THAT IS SoME.--'The Hartford Times is responsible for the following A" Owed to Ierbacker:''
 Mi friend in coltood, Thi praze cing,
 Ov ol the mutitood,
 You air the thing.
 When fam desperit, And soar deprest,
 l chaw your leaf and spit, And cink to rest, I No moar erth's miseriz Mi sole annoiz,
 But oh my smiling fig Shows forth mi joiz.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted f,r el per square, (ten lines or ess,) for the first inser- ion, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion. Merchants advertising by the year will be charged s30.
 Professional cards and other advertisements. not tycpadirr snualn SlQ ,,u. .a......,a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
A very Desirable Residence to Rent.

THE FULTON PLACE, g -k only about a mile from town sS .s..x-ks. IS tfered for rent The dwelling 'E hoa'e contains good rooms; there is also all inc necessary houses for servants horses and carriages. Iheplace has q fine apple and peach orchard abuihntly interspersed with other choice frlits. The Ater cannot be surpassed. For familvresi- denceshis place cannot be excelled in this neigh borhod VatkiE
 May 9th, ls59-5w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

' ALSO give my friends advice in time 4 l am compelled to have money, therefore would advise all who are indebted to me to call and settl, and save expenses. D. B. HANDEL. lime l. lS5q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
MEMPHIS ADVERTISEMENT.

J. M. COMBS, ". HUTCHINSON, ". W, FERGUSON. INCOMES & CO, 249 Main Street. sign of the Broad Axe, Memphis, Tenn. Importers and dealers In Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutie ry, Iron, Na'a, Castings, A Acricultura Implements. in Plate, Copper, Corlage, etc And Agents for tafbank's Scales and Hall & Co.'S Safes
 MaY ILL lSIq. Ir
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Servants for Sale.

FANNY, mulatto woman, aged about l 3o years, fine cook, washer ironer and "A seamstress; in every respect most valuabeo4 servant.
 MAK4, negro woman, aged about 40 years, fine washer and iirner, lretty good cook, and very handy house servant
 These servants wilnot be sold to remain in little Rock.
 For terms, apply to Luke E. Barber, Little Rock. Aho is empowered 10 make title
 Nav lltb 1859 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

T. L. TERRY WILLIAM THOMPSON.
 DRS. TERRY & THOMPSON, Practitioners
 of Medicine in all it's various branches, when nec-
 essary both will attend without extra charge.- Waverly, (near Terrys Landing) Pulaski County, Ark. June l, 1859. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Hardware! Bardware!!

JUST ;received by the undersigned, II ep fine English twist double barrel shot guns, worth from S30 to $60-together with general as sortment of hardware, consisting, in part, of Broad and choppng axes;
 Hand axes and hatchets;
 Hand, claw and sedge hammers;
 Cow bells, iron and steel squares;
 Drawing knives, spoke shaves
 Steelyans, breast, trace and log chains; Table and pocket cutlery;
 pair hcllows and rounds, brace and auger pitts; Coffee mills, lanterns, cotton and wool cards; Try squ5res guages. nut crackers etc, etc May 9, '59. CLEMENTS X WILLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
DesCription- -sP R p,

Description.-"B R. BENSON is gun smith by trade, though sometimes works at black smithng-is poor blacksmth-he is five feet ten or eleven inches high-we made, and weighs about ITO pounds-his left eye having been put out by disease, gives him very marked and peculiar look -is quick spoken, and fond of talking, but will rarely look to the person with whom he is talking-he has a scar upon the inside of one of his thighs from severe gun-shot wound'' May 2jth lS5g-3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY JO II N SON & YERKES s.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Ar one copy, one year, in advance. ..-.--. s 00 E,six months 50 " 4 the expiration of the year. r..-......-.-- 0o No paper sent out of the State without advance pyment.
 Strong Inducements to Subscribeli To place the True Democrat within the reach of &, we will furnish it clubs at the following rates, tie money, of course, altcays to accompany the gmes composing tle club:
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
ON THOMAS JEFFERSON.

And thou the scorn of every patriot name,
 Thy country's ruin anl her councils shane,
 Poor servile thugi Eerision of the brave
 Who erst from Tarton fed to Carte'5 cave;
 Thou, who when menacei bv 0erfIi-us Gaul
 Did,t rrostrate to her vhiskered mjnions fall,
 And when our cash her emDtv baes supplied,
 Didst meanly strive the foul disgraEce to hide: Go. wretch, resign the Presidential choir,
 Disclose thy secret measures f1u! or Air.
 Go, search with curious eve for horne frogs, Mid the wild waste of Louisiana hors.
 Or where the OhioTolls his turbid sream.
 Dig for huge bones, thy glory m thy them:
 Co. scan, Phosonhist, thy Sally's oh rms,
 And sink supinely in her sabearn,s;
 But quit to her aber hand. the hem Of State.
 Nor image ruin on thy countrys fate.
 Mir. Bryant is the editor of one of the most influential of the black republican pa. pcrs, and his present admiration for Jeffer- son IS just as sincere and just as consistent as that of the other black leaders. They were reared in hatred of Jefferson: they nursed 1t from their mothers, and had 1t nstiiied into their infant minds by their federal fathers; and they have manifested it in their political actions all their ives- But now, in the hope ofdeceiving the young mon who are not familiar with the history of parties, they are impudently claiming to be Jeflersonian democrats! As well might Satan pretend to be a christian; the claim would be as we'll founded.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Saddlery!

Saddleryl 10 DqZ. mems plain hog seat Span l A ished rigged saddles; E dog. mems pat. lea. American cloth rigged
 saddles; 15 |" !" painbaxan cloth saddles: l3 '' :" Ringold saddles plain and quilted 1a < side quilted enameIed seats and emb d
 cloth saddles; 1s '' < saddles, plain hog skin seat; D '' z C velvet '' fine and com. brides, asst; ' web and leather reins :" , '' martirgales '' horse collars, hog skin. All of which are just opened and for sale by May 9, 1859 FIELD X DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
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 BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcr.-We copy the fol- lowing from late New York paper
 One week, not long ago, was unusually gay and happy There were five murders, three outrages on women, eight suicides, forty-two burglaries, one hundred and twen- ty-one highway and other robberies, and five hundred cases of assault and batteryl Really, we are as gay and virtuous as Ro- man carnival. with Cpsar Borgia and his sister Lucletia for its presiding deitesl- And we are in the full blast of sanguinary iun, and all the iocund sports of Pandemo- nlum-gay as its fires and happy as it's de- mons; for, since the sitting of the last grand jury, there are already eleven new cases of murder known and to be tried-and how many unknown murders and their kindred crimes, done in the daily deviltyy Of brutal owdyiSm, to which our city seems now
 elplessly surrounded, God knows!
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
The Daughters of Malta.

We find the following curious sketch among the locals, of Boston cotempo- rary. We copy it for the edifcation of the Sons hereabouts:
 Last evening new and no doubt interest ing organization called 's'rhe Daughters of Malta" started into brilliaatexistence at Union hali The first public demonstra tion was made. The ice was broken The career was opened. Of the purposes and prospects of the gentle "Danghters'' we have no knowledge. Their mysteries. if they possess any. are sealed to our eyes. U We are wholly ignorant of all that concerns them, excepting that they enter with un- yielding enthusiasm into the deveioDmeut of their association, and can dance Ionger and harder in hat room than we believe any body.of females could possibly do un- less indurated by some seer, pleparative process. Mystical their manners certainly are. They affect calico to powerful de- gree. Calico in every variety of hue and texture was richly represented among the Daughter" /" astevenng. Thef rmana- gers in particular displayed anme,n ,nouera- ble devotion to calico. Silks weg scorned and spurned. Jewelrv was gen ally ab iured. Whether all this renun iation of vanities is part ofthe creed of the " Dauch ters of Malta" We have no means o know ing with certainty. as they wefa. i) a wo- man silent on the subject IL vas ol-erv- ed. however, that whenany too s1ln1 aouslv arrayed matrona appeared t was emphaticai- " remarked of her. ~he isn't ;ster.'' Sometimes instead of this sinea.la l4ase a sort of .declaraatory chant < oaI, arise ala4ng the ihiliators, thus:
 She Dresses
 @ She DressesN
 SHE DREssEs!!
 all of which was very deep and ylniath- omable.
 W hat the Daughters of Malta intend to do, and how they mean to do it, remains undiscovered.- Also when, and where. It was rumored that more balls would come, ths one having been found insufficient to accommodate all who belong to the order. We don know; we can only say that they opened brightly last evening" and that the dancing did not diminish until about 3 o'clock this morning The Daughters" introduced novel notion that ot auuounc- ing the formation of qualrilie sets ty the sound oi q gong. The dances were desig- na.ed by titles of appalling significance Here is the list
 Lei the Band Strike Cp; We'rea Band of Sisters; He Does not object: The Bold Privateer: The Maltese Gross The Subtera- mean Path The Power of Numbers: The Po>tillion-IIe Rides: Mystic dance; He Bites; No Levitv The Book of Gold: Sons ant Daughter: Peheha-S9l0, Columbia's Fairest Isle: He'sin Favor: Dearly Love Son of Malta; All Satisiel-necorded.
 There k a labyrinthine list for vou.- Who can measure it's meaning? It meant merrimant last night, atall events, ofwhich there was an abundance and which was most impartially difused about bv the cmi- nent efforts of the lady manarers-Nrs. A. i. Ripley. Mrs f. A. Sullivan, Mrs. NJ. I. Russel, Miss K. Doyle, and Miss Julia Donahoe
 IL may as well be mentioned that many of the Sons were present in regalia.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

The greatest Remedy in tfe world Thi. cordial h distilled from hsrry kBcun only 10 rlv,eH ana chemically combined Wits some sf th. ia,sf valuable medicinal roots, h~rAS snd .rss kiosu to the mind oi man, viz: BLn3p hoor BLACK gnor WILp thEkRY BARK, YELLOW Doey, DG.o1<Ios SAgsAy- ARiLLA, ELDER FLowzaz. win oshso, lssodueiux ths most iniGbie rrmaly for ihs sfion es hecl,h ever knOwn- l. k nRt,lrs's o.n remedy, c-rfne aS ease ny nHthral laws. shssi taken, its influence
 ieit coursng through eYer5 vein of ths body purify Ing and accelerat ns tn rirrl.aten of th- blood It heuiraiizes any hiii"as alHfter in the stomach and strenvi hens Ila nl .iy.t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Spades, shovels and Forks. .,o

Spades, ShoveIs and Forks. etc. 9 DOZ. Anes' celebrated spades; L {" long handle shovels; 4 dog. long ano short handle hay forks; s scythes and cradles, complete, ward o. K ' {" broad axes;
 6 Primers chissels. sets asst and complete 100 augers asst sizes;
 9 dog. carpenters planes asst;
 l" lath, shingle and carpenter's hatchets asst 90 pocket knives of every size and quality: 40 E knives and forks asst,
 Just received and for sale by
 May 9, 1859. b04sD | BOLLRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

I100G YARDS of fine and coarse car IOVO rering, just received and ior sale by
 NJ, g, 1852 FIELD & DOLBY. NRESH arrival of those national grand | cigars" h mode, at FILkINS'.
 MnY D. slg
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Glass Milk Pans.
Grain Cradles.

WE have on hand a supply of the above W article sure preventative of sour milk
 Junei, 1859. MERRICk & WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Students can enter at any time during the session, paying from the time of entrance. No other de- duction nless by special contract. For further particulars address A. M. RAFTER
 Principal Polytechnic ScIooi, Searcy, Ark.
 REFRENcEs-Gov. I. G. Harris, Tenn, Gov. F. N Conway, Ark, Hon, J. C. Jones, Tenn, Col J. H. McAlahon, Tenn. Col. J. E. McCananhan, Tenn, Col F. Titus. Tenn, J. N. Waddell, D. D.. Tenn Rev. $. Watson, Tenn, Hon. Albert Pike Ark, Ppof A. Travis, Searcy, Ark, Judge Will. Hicks, Ark, l. NJ. Moore, esq, Searcy, Ark
 April 6, 1859. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Meerschaum Pipes.

uSIreceived a fine assortment of the - gennne Vienna ,Meerschaum Cigar and t0oacco Pipes, all warranted of Ist quality which aniprepared to sell at as low rates ss eyer offered forsse. also received an addition to m. stock of Jevelry, consisting in my Bracelets, let's of Jewelry. Coral Earrinsa And a aewiypatented lsk. gold Ring. all of wh;oh l offer cheap fsr cash. Please come to sec noa
 May ioth, so99. ALBERT COHEN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Primary Department. t..................Sl Sll co Preparatory Department. nt................. l5 co Regular College Classes 20 co Contingent Fee. l % The collegiate year opens regularly on Monday after the third Sabbath in September, and divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each
 Boarding, including room furnished, washing, and fuel can be obtained in the vicinity of the col lege at Two Dollars per week.
 By drder of the Board.
 $. DOAK LOWRY, Sec'H.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
SEARcY POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL.

klNCORPORATED) This Institution Opened on Me first Monday in Feb TT is designed, as its name indicates, to l be 2 thoroughly practical school. The course of studies combines a substantial classical, with d thorough Mathematical and Scientific education.
 Civil Engineering, Analytical and Agricultural Chemiatry, with their kindred branches, ilreceive particular attention.
 4 good apparatus is being procured The school building is being fitted up in the most comfortable style.
 The location is beautiful and remarkably health ful. Ehe facilities for boarding cannot be cxeelled. The community highly moral, and free from the vices ot fashion and extravagance Students can get a thorough education here cheapes than in any school in the west.
 The most competent and thorough teachers have been engaged. Military exercisrs and discipline have been introduced, and grant of arms and equipments procured from the State. Prof Ray mond has charge of the preparatory department
 MS pFp SFSsroN oE I,ruu, uaNruS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Win6Cw Sha1 1ac

WI F have an excellent article of Quininc W Castor Oil, etc.
 June l, le59 MERRICK X WAssELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
J. H. MCLEAN. ssls RsenE;sks1

Dr. J. J. McAlmonb Agent st Lttls Rock and Dr. s. ]. McAlmopt, st Pine Bluf, Ark Feb, 9th, 1859. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
To Bank Debtors.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of window < \ shades. hangngs, all complete
 June l. 1859. MERRICK & WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Beautiful City Property at Auction

Beautiful City Property at Auction.
 AM directed to sell at auction 3zwA to the highest bidder, on Wednes- f1ss' day, the eth day of June at l2 o'clock BE 3 M at my auction store, the desirable .A.s-ssssszS residence belonging to the Rev. A. F. Freeman, situated on Rock street. The ground measured l3S feet front on Rock street by depth of l59 feet The house contains rooms in he main building. n the rear stre servants rooms kitchen. bath room. milk house: etc, and stables and every convenience necessary for family.
 Terms one fourth cash, and the balance in equal payments ot one, two and tlree wears. for notes bearing le per cent interest, with personal security and mortgage on the property.
 J. D. FITZGERALD, May 70, lco9 7W Auctioneer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

McLean's celebrated Ldnnnent i. tho only sxA and reliable remedy for the cure cf eyavin, Risy Ror- Windgalls, Splints, Unnatural Lanw, Nodes or Swengs 1t will never faI eo earv Big Head, fsA- evil, Fistua, Old Running Sores, CT Sweesy, If properly applied. For Srrans, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heels, Chafes, Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts, Sores, or Wounds, it is infslible remedy. Apply it directed and a is cxsjh in every instance
 Then trife no longer with the usany worthless LiB- iments offered to you. Obtain supply of Dr. No Leans celebrated Lininncas It will cure you
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Quinine, etc.

EUST received ] dog. wheat cradles. all O complete. MERCK X WASSELI. June l. ls5g
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
$20O REWARD.
Pr0nla annafi.., l. 4 rs

--.-@-@ 70 e11c - SS]1101' A HEREAS 1t has been made known " 5o me, that some time in April. 1859, one $. \. BENSON, who had been committed to the al of Ciilcot county, Arkansas, for the murder of J. l.. b MARSHALL, in Desha county, did escape from the jail of Chcot county, and is still running at large.
 1her9ore, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY. Governor ol the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority Tn me vested by law, do hereby offer reward oi two hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery oi the sad $. k. BENsoN to the sheriff of Chicot county Arkansas, in order that justice may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of the State of lLsJ Arkansas to be affixed at Little Rock, this
 23d day of May, A. D., 1859. By the Governor, ELIAS N. CONWAY. D. B. GREER, Sec'y of State.
 By J. F. PAGAN, Deputy Sec'y of State
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
R. R. R NO MORE PAIN,
 NO MORE SICKNESS

oh STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS. LUMBA- GO, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHES. OR
 SUFFERING FROM OTHER
 BODILY INFIRMITIES
 TIE RAPID AxD COMPLETE EFFtc,cvor or
 RADWAY'S
 READ DY RELIEF IN INSTANTLY STOPPING THE MOST Ey- CALCULATING PAINS AND ACHES,
 BURNS, sCALDS, CUTS.
 WOUNDS, BRUISES. ETC, ETC. renders 1t important that every family keen suppy of it in the house. fF' 4 RMED with this remedy, households always ~ protected against sudden attacks of sickness Thousands of lives of persons have been saved by its timely use. who were suddenly seized in tla night time with Cramps, Spasms, Vomiting. Cholera. eHow Fever, and other violent diseases Let uose or this Remedy be taken internally as the case may require, when suddenly seized with pai or sickness, and il will INSTANTLY RELIEVE TIE p1rirxr FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Dry Goods.
CLOTBINGiI

A FULL assortment just received and "A for sale low for cash
 May Is, '59. MERRICK & WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Grinding and planiu 2.

0UR mill is now in operation. we can \f furnish any quantity of corn meal that may be wanting, and dress all lumber that may be re- guircd ADAMSON X BROWN May l9 1852