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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
STATE OF ARKANSAS. an
 HARD CoUNTY. NCA.

STATE OF ARKANSAS, z s,,..r
 HARD CoUNTY. HCA- Tn the Probate Court ot said county, before the
 clerk n vacation, August 10th, 1859 Henly I haakius, ct al., James B Woods. guar
 dian for the minarueir- fei''ioh f' o'"rlOute of Henry Hawkins, de- """S' ceased. -aid minor.
 heirs ct l., D..udaufS.
 nOME th. petitioners. Nv Jno. C. CIai- & } .re. 'hc.' .isit'r atd fled ,l.cir ra, ,ion ~ VI abatc hr i.na- hcion-i.- to tile e-tate oi iien1 b1Wkiii-. cre'a. ala t . rcir.u Hat le tcnaaH. jocll.@ Ma.ths C. Hawkins. aud Newton Cook. and lis Mic CatHa,ine, are noa-rcsideu., oI tAe at'te ol AlEaa-4s. llom affidavit h.c-lt + ordcrel tiat puhttt a he naUe in some news @pcl published n ~a.j State, noti wing said uuI.- resident defendants oi the tendency Of said peti- Goi, or iour week -uccc siyoly. that the, a,near at tae next tei1 o -ad court to be held at ihe count house. 5n jle ,oun ot Mt. Oiye on the lst ihurs ay aHsor tie -oronl Monday in October next, CT a. rc.j:on vl.i be taken M confessed aud -ct ioi hearing eH pt.te as to them.
 V. (. DIXON, ClcrE 4 true coIy from fine racouI
 Attc-J WM. C. DIXON, Clerk Aug. al, l~39. 4j. Cost of adv, s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

iH. f-' Z. .Nis-..- lS 1'-t 2 aE-n.
 Tho ONLY str, -.1 H.a r.s," rrtar rs V,. T.lnnc< >W ...i..S ll ..., 2. r~ .--- T.,.. ,- sis. Neuralgia, r. .i t'. N'f.a,.~ ,.... ,. Iu1Anm,t'~r h l....rl. E. rlI,.. tr tit,, 2. .,-. ContGa-t-d ha-.'.s .r ....l~ r r-,l .l.- 7,a. r- a-he, BrHsns ~uri5as. Nt.uG- It.-h t,Hs Tt.--~ Fever Sar.s. .'t.l i'res-ta et r--.-ia fl--e ads Sore I- '., ar -., I--4I,r.afi, ,t rs st, no otdarrnee hay .r-1 t..s I.r.a t.5. ..... u5-y have existed. N.L.>>-s ..raslD L;>u.->g ], q csr ain l-.1. F.
 Thopstnls f har.r.t t..a la-.. f-cn .-r..r lfe, of l.r s"i i'-- i5 tae s.c q. th.. Intalr-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

ES hereby given. that will, ole 20th of September. 1859 proceed to sen cash in hand, at public sale on the premises tbilowing described tracts of land. viz: $. E. Ltion B, ". T. of s. W. section 3G, and $. 1Ss. W.14 oi section B, T. , north, R. II wetoeether with the growing crop Of cotton and coutensils. ahd al the stock on the plantation situ on said land. by virtue of deed of trust executhe 2sth uay oi february, 1859, to me, by Sanfo,. Faulk- ner, to satisfy claim therein set fortl favor of Winston, Morrison X Go.
 JAMES B. JOHNSONrustee.
 Aug. 3l, '59. 3t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
North Carolina Military Institute,
Charlotte, N. c.

INHE exercises of this Institute will A commence on the lst October next.
 Faculty Elect:
 Maj. D. II. HILL, superintendent.
 Lieut.. C. c. LEE, commandant
 (. r. ESTlLL, 4. M., Principal of Primary De partment.
 Course of Studies:
 In the Primary Department, such as to qualify & student to enter any College.
 In the Scientific Department. the West Point Curriculum will be closely followed It will be the ann ot the Professors to make surveyors engi- neerS, chemists, and men fit for the practical busi- ness of life.
 In addition to the usual erercises at Military Schools, the months of August and September will ne spent ln campaigning through the mountains of North Carolina.
 The Academic year will commence on the Ist day of October, and will embrace twelve months turloueh of two months (Aug. and Sept will be given to Cadets at the end of their second year. Particular attention will be given to the moral and religious instruction of Cadets.
 Expenses:
 The Institute will provide board, fuel, lights. washing, arms, equipments and unilorms-and all clothing except under clothes-for S300 per an mum, one half payable in advance; the balance in SIX months. No ertra ch0rqes. No remission of lO lhoSe WIlO 4cdNe, ullleSS on the Of health.
 Terms of Admission.
 No one will be admitted into the Primary De9art- ment under twelve years Of age: nor into the Sci entiic Department under fifteen nor over twenty one wears of age. All connected with the Scen- ttc Department will be required to board in the h. sujute; those the Primary Department may do 50 if they choose.
 Remarks:
 The Institute buildings are the largest most ee @ant and connexions fir the accommodation of Cadets in the southren country; and the board of directors trust that under the management of the superintendent anu commandant, (JOtA of arh0m are graduates of West Point and of long experience in the army, and in the business of instruction.) the Institute will be established on a true military basis and conducted on true military principies.- The board will further say, that Mr. EsrILL iS graduate of Virginia University They would tur- ther state that it is their intention to increase the number of teachers in both departments as the patronage of the public may require.
 Iti, Institute granted liberal charter by the legislature Of North Caroina with the power of euuieuing degrees upon those who complete the pre- ~crbed course OtstuUies
 Application for admission will be received until the first of Sertember; and must be directed to Dr. z. J. Fox, president oi the board, Charlotte, N.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

osI received from Cincinns by the O undersigned, 70 Bbls. Jone's Whisky: 2Ola st 1000 lbs Cotton Yarn: 800 gals. of Stoneware.
 bbls. Linseed Oil;
 , & Lard
 Turpentine:
 3 Alcohol; 1000 lbs. of Pure White Lead. Aug 'i' "' JOHN dLINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

STATE OF ARKANSAS,l
 COUNTY OF MARION.
 Ii the Marion circuit court, and at the October
 term, l-J9.
 Thomas Jones. PlaivV)
 vs. Debt by attachment Wi'li, T. ChildS DgindtS
 { ND now on this day comes the said plainuh by his attorney. aud the slid dclou- daut failed to pear and plead or otherwise an swer tile plaintiff action-,t is therefore ordered 5r the court here tha, the defendant be notified ot tAr tendency of this suit; that 1t is an action of debt by attachment wherein the plaintiff demands ,he sum ot one huudren and eighty do.lms tat his debt. ctAcr with d1m3ees .sr tie detention tho re- q, no that au attae hmcnt has been issued aaai,-r .Ie c',, q, the Said dettnJcu. 1t S tultheg or ae.r. lT the court tilt unless the said Defendant -hll dI pear by himself or attorney or be oIc the iri day ol the next term oi this court, at a court to ie begun and holden at the court house in the county ot Marion and State ot Arkansas, on the tuird Monday after the fourth Monday n Msr.h. \. D. l~J9, thaf judgment will be entered against hjm, the s1ia dcicnIaIt, and hs estate sold to sa- ti-f} the same. T. is ii!rtHer orderc that d cou of this 3r.crhe published in some newspaper rriutcl and pgbli>Aed in this State for two weeks suc- lively, tine last insertion to be at least thirty days before the first dly oi the next term oi this court to which term this cause stand, continued Thurslay 4th dAy ot April term, April 2l i, '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
ong Inducements to sabsoribe,.

To place the True Democrat within the reach Of all, We will furnish it o clubs at the following rates. the money, of course, aLicays 10 accompany tie
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

1.-TWO valuable negroes for sale. A Il likely woman about 30 years old, goodsEA. cook and house servant. SMS
 A boy 20 or 2l, fine house servant and oste er For particulars apply at this office or to S. H. Tucker. Sept ' '.9 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

' HAVE on hand large assortment of fine Brandy, Whisky, Port, Madeira. Cherry and Champaigne Wines, all of which I will sell low for cash. JOHN COLLINS.
 Anr 2l '59. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

CACrroN.-H''vur of 3-iagi-ts d.a'.rS vlo ra.v try to paimr9.t yn ~jno ,irr >t-uI .. .i;..i., which theF @ui lrv .it-at' i.y s+75l,. ]; r. sst ,s good. Avoid s7 h a-n. A--.fr. .f f,aI.- ,re.f,- enins Cordia. aui t1,n rsIhag e,-e Iti- ,afy remedy tha II iaetv tlin l!o0d t.urov.ly, .44 at the same timn strrtr i.H tAe system. One table>Im1H:f tl>eu every r -rirs 54<. .'.e. is q certain preventive .t t'. .',t.. e - :tf t.,.~. ellow Fever, ee any Yrt,4eGl d.-oaa. Iti- Y4r tu ln large bottles.
 Price only el per bo,Jlc, oi hott'.s Cr71.
 J.H t'l~tN
 Se'o pruo'i i-t-- ,r. Is
 A'sa Y ftiaaN- }tl .erf-. prinriftal Is-t.- #- +I.s +,l4.r 41.ft.f ....I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
EoLEAv } roLg.E.e e1- 1-,,---.-,.-.

Also ' .i iear.. .},l.,rt. q .. T. Principal rea.t a tae corner d JairG 4.I i... Streets S I4l-. Mo
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
On Cons; onnlant

TE7WEN1I Barrels of extra Bourbon and Malt Whisky. Twenty barrels of Cider Ginger for sale Twenty boxes Kentucky tobacco, for sale cheap to close consignment Sept :, B. RAPLEY, HANGER X co. 2 HAVE now on hand (and will sell the same low for Cash) the Following articles.
 5000 lbs Prime Side Bacon;
 900 ' Shoulders;
 LOCO ' Plain Hams:
 5'0 |" Canvassed Hams;
 50 Sacks Van Buren Flour Aug. 3l, 'J9. JOHN COLLINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

I0 you WI,l n I1 l-.'l-. ma -fr-r-3 TuD1 la at snce, and g.; some of Ne!ran's Cordial. It will strengthen ami rigorlta 1our whole system. causing every vein, rl tn. r.., iuss bloom of health to npput tu yurr ria.tl a.a. i
 kNerV blrt.s i. t.atr,.tal in rive saftNf...t, ,,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Extra Flour.

LUST received lot of extra family sack s) flour. No. l article made out of the best white wheat, for sale cheap by :. Sept. :, '57. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
PROS SSER's Patent L7D- Welded Iron RoiIer Tnhee

Patent Lep-Welded Iron Boiler Tubes. YNNt':f article nenoSsarv to DRILL ,. THE TUDE-ILaTHs and to sHT THE TUBES 'u tLe best mlu.ler. T.hc CLEANERS, ste4E Wire anl Whaly5anc BRUSHES.
 Ta.g- .or ARTISAN WELLS. e.c.. srrvoa either ou--ilco or inside.
 THOMAS PROSPER < suN.
 2o Pht street, Nrw Yak.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
F O 9 q HfJ n a 2 n
IT IS DELTCr0us TO TArz7.

We say 2" t.-'sa. .i r ..fau -r- ~tg5c. frt.y, or snttei N.ih c'ul .Is pl. .,i-nt am a-,,.f,... give them snai, 11sati ol Nief.asO'. ,.Iial atd it "lil make tH-" -.ily. ts;- and rt.e-' D..aj not -n.llL, .. i. .. y- ' N..i oe .-EN..---l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Bed Steads.
Ba gsing and Rcre.

? n0/. high and Iow Post Bed S.oaHs as for sale br FIELD X DOLBY
 Au. 2f '5g
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
BY 5he E0voIuo-
 D. B. Gnrrp. Secretary of srie. Bl JAS. f. rAGA>, Dgt'y Sec'y oi State.

Description of J-se.h K.fcrell. the mmr'c.e5- " He E about five ieel. nine or Jeu innhe. u,g,. hcav! luili weighs ahlut l7J or I~0 rouI,.4. shoulders little stopped or inclined forward, top Of his head bald fhc hair on the sides and lack of h. head qite arey has grey or light blue eyes aad a large hooked nose. somewhat reI at the nont. he hafs of hearing, has i.sle or no education, ordi- naril wears rough homemade clothing anu is near sixty years ot a2e.'
 Anm.t 2l ,lQ at
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Eo1EAHs a-REE9 LINING coRD1AI
LIVER C0NPL*tAG HherHrsrt, JAUNDICE

LIVER CoHPLa4AG aisTarsGs, JAUNDICE, Chronic or -~rvY,r4 .feisi!rtv. rsf.qaec.
 0 the sti'tsry-. ruL aii EsI@..u,e.
 ar5~iig iro''i ti@arsiered Liver or
 Hionarh, hysp.p.i5t,
 Icar'Atgn Ia"A~l ga.-, a,it,ty CT Sickness of the \ 'mlcl hi..-s E, .i tne iI.ad Ht.l. Pnin or seinnins n 'he te} ralp.ta.,n of t,c Heart, Fh.us>s nf .'s.- n :H' s..n1ra. ~s,sr ti.ta:ions Choking nr @1t'aflng f,'la- NLen lyi,g down. pfy1ess 'G ' IoFu.-s .f tAe ,siu a.d F,r-. NIsht S'ea. ia Fever, in in tI.e SInall or tl,. i;t-k q ". ' iden Flashes of Heat. prirp ,sion of sp+''. '-H[4i Dreams Lan-nGr. Dependency or any F''.'+- l -"t7f Sores Bi, tri-s on thD Siin at1 .t'r ahI Agde trr 'ils aud Foteri. lt.Will air' cure diseases of the Bliaier and Womb such as Fuaiy. Inflammation uc Weakness Of tls Wo.,b ,r Bladder Whites eic
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

HEALS OLD soRES PURIFIEs THE BLOOD, IysTILLs wIrHH THE SYSTEM RENEWED HEATH .yn
 RESOLVES AND EXrERMINATEs AL
 CHRONIC AND coNsrlrU-
 rIoNAL DISEASES.
 This great and glorious remedy should be hailed by the human race as q special lift iiop tbc AI. mighty to fe7efrotc diiapidated humanity. DFs. kADWAY % Co, are the only Physicians ana Chemists n the world that have succeeded in dis covering a remedy that will eltectuaIly eradicate from the human system constitutional diseases and ailments, 2 nuttei rom iaareat- to their chi,lren. kADN AVS RENCNATING RESOLVENT will radically exterInuate from tLa s,sta,,,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

940I YARDS India Bag4ing; a bOE 2@7r lbs. Hemp Ror.:
 4H Irvine, f,r -ala hv Se0t. :, '59. CLEMENTS < WILLFTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, (ten lines or less) for the first inser- tion, and D cents for each sub,equent insertion. aS3O
 Professional cards anl other advertisements, not exceeding one square, SI0 per aInunl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Just Received from New orle

< 0On ASSORTED Havana,ars; O9OOO 800, N. Re4aliA Bobo oreaI Is Doz. Pint Pale Ale;
 l6 '' '' Rest London Sto lOj Bozes Sarliaus;
 Baskets Ale in pints;
 '' q in quarts; l Cask Claget Wine, and ftle by aug. r., le"9. M. TIT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Thomas Jones, PLomtf.

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CoUNTY OF DALLAS.
 In the Dallas circuit court at the August term
 l-59.
 Aaron Green.
 COMES the plaintiff by RobertT. Pull N ler His attorney, and it appearing that the sad dc.eudaut s nonresident of the State of Arkinsa~--it is ordered that publication Of the tendency of this suit be made in the True Demo "r,t. news ape pul'i-Led in the State of AIkqn- sa-,by two weekly insertions, tho last of which to oe at least four weeks previous to the first day of te next February tomof this court, notifying said defendant that aI action hy attachment has been instituted against him lor the recovery of the sum oi eleven hundred and five dollars and sixty ccnts 9ll0o 61)debt and interest up to the present date and that unles- he be and appear before the judge oi our said circuit court onOI before the 3d day of the next term thereof, which is to begin and be holden at the court house in tho town of Princeton Arkansas, on the fourth Monday of February next. afd show cause why judgment shall not be rendered against him by default, and tle property attached sha not De sold to paE the said debt and costs A true copy from the record
 Attest; JNO. H. BROOKS, Clerk.
 Per A. D. HOLMES, D. C. Sept. :, '59. 2w Cost of adv s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

Ih4 gre1e- Remedy in tl.5 world rtis cordial l '.'tIh- -i i''h ""N .sn""a ouly tu r-clf and rh-.heuE c't.a+# N..l -..na q; tba inust yalrahIe m'.'-atl u'rs, 'r"' ...l }'ai,s k..vi, to inc mind ni Hitl' 'l1.: ''it.' sIor, BlhcE Ba0T, WiID hhiiLi- ht"F' '4'" a'- '.i'a others, producing ike h liA' 'i2i. i"t tf 'I't restoration ot health F'1' hnoNu i- "-tH.r "vu -otaalv curing dis fi-f h1 ht;H#- t-- 4 !-a taken. is jaiHenre s itit aonr.tu@ '-h erat3 vei of tle body Iufify- 'l"- aHi atrpias..,- II tar''a..rn,f the laod. 1t strengthens tu- N..s.a.l. ,l i,tti.u.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
'EN H E P R ROB NC VAR, Il AT THE
 ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
IN NEW ORk CITY.


 It affords us pleasure to announce to the people that in the investigation of the merits of the Pro bang treatment, in eases of Lung diseases Bron- .chits, Consumption, Ulcers and Tubercles in the Lungs and Throat, before the Academy of Medi cine in the City vf New York, that the only sure treatment the sick atfl cteawith Lung Throat and Chest diseases. can rely upon, is that of RADWA4,S ELIMINATING RESOLVENT. aided with RADWAY'S READY RELIEF and RADWAY'a REGULATING PILLS. Inhalation has been proved deceptive and unsafe the Probing uncertain and dangerous-the old school practice unreliabe-but in every case where Radway.S hemedles ha1 been tried, t!ey hay been eul'nenty ysucceSsiui. Let them therefore. Who are rardiy sink ng and wasting away, cheer un. II yoa have diseased Lungs, Ulceratpd Vhroats Bronchitis or Consumption, RADWAY'S RENO WAITING hE9QLF LNT will check the progress oi the disease and Holong your life. RAD" ' hENDE AIING RESOLVENT
 IS THE GREAT CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY,
 AnG possesses
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
To the Ladies.

HAVE received tNe assortment of < Ga'd Cr.~5o-, pila. ct4f.d, rard, C2rnaiqa. c.c.. God ModDfei. lll or tyc~-i,ad z oi the material, Ilea-e calI ana ju, .or yourselves.
 A COHEN Scit.l, '9. q Hnry< Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

INN v TN Y DDLINTl FLE BOTTIE.
 u5' Sold by Druggists Everywhere. n
 IMPORTANT NOTICE.
 Railways Tabular Almanac tor .J9 contains inn portant melira. advice to inyalids. Copies can be obtained 2rlt. M calling upon the druggists and storekeepcr- n every vilIaee town and ci:y in tie Unite Stste- RAMA British lrayeHce- Every family sh3uIa have clny w ths valuable allaunac-it is also important Chat every hou-eholGcrkee9 ir. their tAm.!ie, tADWAl'S READY RELIEF aud REGULATING PILLS. 1T READY RELIEF i- rcre0tice o sickness, e~Decia..r Nhr.u tnc nalari- ous dS2lSer reyalI--surl aS eYeraud A2ue- Chilis and Fever, r iot- Fever. Pneumonia. Cholera, SeirIej fefer: Sina.l Fox, MedS.c~. cit. Rld%Hys Pills ate tle tceitan Guick sr innocent faa,!i- cAe-"lte form oI ca.Iar,ics pulyatyc. .lud Ic-.u- latoT~ of tuc general -yst,ni--Ii uac. Sp.d by GiHG@ ts auG -tcrektcpcis pgerywhere A.ril .N. lenM lN MI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
TC vrE rADxms.

Have been -old duli E the last >ix months, and in in,ltuea has t t.d in giving eutir. satisfaction ho, then will suffer from l,ass or driiiitv when hL--Ane e--..- -4--.--- --r- U ani-I cl-. M
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Lc1s-l's To,ca-.c CJ Li1irens
Tor Eorses ena otAer Anima1s

Nll relieve ate.l 'r..E i- tautgnrou,Iv and it wi, c -rse, ir,iN, l lad tue fau.est sores in an ii, cToaiuiy short tinle
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
oVFR 4 MILLION or eo-TLFs

FHEKt Is NO "Ts-hNs E9ou- i-. Ih.s Cor.id will nc'.r fi tr cure all, If H. .'ove dfea4ss, f taavr 1r ra .As ou each by..le, il, GeTAa-, English, and French
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Flour, Flour.

2QQO LBS Pope county Flour for 'J'5ft' sale by CLEMENTS &WILLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Bacon and Lard.

nN hand lot of bacon and lard for sale NJ low by RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
 Sent T. '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Clothing. Clothino.

WYE ree'l Nt St. Hfd Wing, some of V the fnes; black cloth Goats now jn the cty, and Of tne alc,t -s e and ctt. all wio wish some thing extra had better call spen.
 Aug. 3I, @9. FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

{N HEREAS, < has been mal lc known W to the Governor that. in Johnson c,nnty. on thc 20Jh dty of Augu-t. A.D.l~53, ne Joseph Kitteren did icloniou-ly murder Y Ii-lam H- Payne pi -aii county. aud then fled hom justice. ihcc.~cI. EI'a N. Conwav. Go- 'eH''f ot tLe 9tlte ot A.kah-a~ by ,isue orthe in me 'e-'el hy law, do hprcb, oA,r a ae%ari 't TWO HrNDREp DOLLARS lorthcatqc-; and iei very "i tAt ~'ua Jn-c h htteIell to the sheriff '' J"iis1I, county in the Stareof Arl,a. ~as. in order that ir~tice may be had ar.a executed.
 h testimony whereof have hcrau,to rer rpy
 hand ana ctNseo the seal uft the State oi Ar L. S. k'nsl, to be affixed at I'tteRoch. .tn,- 29i l
 day oi August, A. D. lo5n
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Pocket and Tab,a Cnr1erv

o0 CORDS of wood. To lc delivered 'Dj and cash tuerc.orra ondc,ycry Euquits at tlis office Sept. !, '5g. It.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

WINd UP your Watchea E)EC CElNED a tne assortment of Go7d Et Vdtch Aeys of the bt'-t material and for sale at 4. CDHENS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Ladies' Shoe Manuf.ctorr

Ladies Shoe Manufactory
 FRS. SARAH A.JACOBI.a 4'k informs her friends spd the pub 4A,, hc generally. tlat -ue las associate,i EyasssssS' herself W th Henry JerueIi, in the manure of Ladie ies, Misses ana childreu's Cutters, ors and Shoes. oi all description. All work d, at ths establishment will 5e done uunctuallv ; of the best material. Shop on Markham stree,xt door to Henry Jacobi's bookstore.
 Aug. I1. '59. t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

ME exercises of this Institute will l commence on the lst October next.
 Faculty Elect:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

The Institute will provide board, fuel, lights. washing, arms, equipments and uniforms-and all clothing except under clothes-for $500 per an mum, one half payable in advance; the balance in six months. No ertra ch0rges. No remission of charges to those who leave, unless on the score of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

ouDscfbeFs aIready upon our books can avail themselves of these rates, by paving up ,rages and forming clubs. At club rules, payments must GLtoayS be in adoance
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-16
PORTER s DINNER
PILLS.


Promote Digestronand impart tone and vigor to
the system In their action they are tonic and al
terative, anc mildly laxative. They do not grippe
or nauseate in the least at the same time they are
certain in their action. curing habitual costive-
ness, sick headache. dizziness, loss of appetite,
debility, depression of spirits. &c., &c.
AS FEMALE PILL, they have no superior in
Amenorahea, or suppression of the menses, and
other monthly diseases These Pills effectualy re-
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
to health in a few days.
These Pills are purely vegetable, containing
no mercury or other deliteriOus drugs.
These Pills are given in doses of one pill after
dinner every day until the disease is removed
If the disease does not yield in AZ hours, increase
tho dose to two or three pills at time.
Manufactured with great care bv DR.. Z. D. Por-
ter, SO Third Street, Louisville KY, and sold by
druggists generally; price % cents per box
Any person who does not live convenient to an
agent can have the pills sent by mail, postage
paid, by RENTING % cents to the proprietor, or
five boxes for one dollar. If you desire health,
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, ind use
no other. Jan. 81, 1859. 9---tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-16

PREMIUMS TO AGANTS GETTING SUBSCRIBERS.
Those getting up club of subscribers at 9,
each, and renting 10 will be entitled to gold
pen and silver holder worth 3, and each subscri-
Der will receive any one Of the above articles he
may select, Those renting 30 for 10 subscri-
bers will be entitled to gold pencil, with pen,
worth Z. Those getting up club of is sub
scribers and renting 30, will be entitled to
silver watch, or gold vest chain worth 10.
Those renting 40 for % subscribers will be
entitled to gold chain, silver hunting cased
watch worth %. Those renting so for 40
subscribers will be entitled to ladies' gold watch
worth so. Those remi ting 100 for so subscri-
bers, will be entitled to gold watch worth $40
B-All communications should be addressed to
81 nj b DEAN, Publisher, 235 Broadway n Y