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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
MEGAscoPIc PORTRAITS, LIFE sIz,


 E. A. HINES, Artist, Ss~1Aaseys Returns thanks to his - NJ flH lH ~ M Sf~rN friends and the public 3f |t 4SH esj tE sTTtta Y, generally for the libe- sSSs sl >4, gsIE ass3S4 ral patronage hereto e ' 4s-s s = fore extended to him, and would inform them that he has removed from the corner of Main and Mark ham streets to the State Bank, opposite the State House.
 Having obtained in this connections building rooms far more suitable in every way, than those he occupied before, with superior light and other facilities, is prepared, having every variety of h. struments, to take all kinds of Pictures in the Art He would further state that he is ready with a large Solar Camera, to take Magnifed copies up to life size Portraits of small Daguemeotypes or Am brotype of any deceased persons others, thereby furnishing with a large portrait that may be framed which will be durable for any length of time. He also takes Pictures on Leather, Pdper Iron, Silver Gold Piantnum and others too numerous to men, tion Prices adapted to every emergency. Photo graphs on Paper convenient for those who wish to send Pictures to their numerous friends, beautifully taken for three and five dollars per dozen. Citi- zens and strangers who want any thing in the Pic ture line will do well to call and examine. Remem Der l.. A. HINES, opposite the State House in the State Bank.
 Instructions given in the Art in all its branches.
 Feb g '59
 PIANOS TUNED-The undersigned offers his services to the citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, as n tuner of Piano FoTtes.
 Feb 8 '59 MARTIN EDMONDS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Erysipeias, Scrolua, KinG's Evil, Tetter,
 Tumors, and Salt Rheuin.

From f'ytod1di"g A1ehoRt or S Loa $, Flo. l. 1S56
 DR. AVER: eenr Pills the paragon of all tlat is great in medicine. They have cured my little daueht of ucerous upon her hands feet that had proved incurabe for years Her mother had been bong grey y afflicted with bluches and pimples her skin and in her hair. Alter child cured she also tried vour Pills and they have crra,l her ASA NnEGRInGl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Immense Sale of Town Lots in Eopefeld,
 Arkansas.


 "YNHE trustees for the Memphis and Hopefeld < Real Estate Association have determined to sell out the lands and close up the business of said company, and wili on the 18th day of April, 1859, sell out the town of Hopeheld, in lots, at public auction, to the highest bidder.
 H3pefeld is destined to be one among the great cities of the west, situated, it is, opposite the aity of Memphis, Tenn, on the western bank of .he great Mississippi river at the eastern terminus nf the Memphis aud Little Rock railroad, the only railroad in operation between St. Louis and New Orleans that penetrates the Great World west of ibe Mississippi river, and the road which will in a few years csnnect Hopefeld with the Pacific Ocean, and the southern terminus of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain railroad. Belng backed by the richest country in the world, now rapidly being opened and put into useful cultivation the proprie- l0rs deem it unnecessary for them to say a word to show to the public that Hopefeds is bound to be the emporium where the commerce of the great W es- Tern world will center.
 The trustees will also sell ali the lands belong ing to said company, consisting of about 5 000 acres within few miles of Memphis.
 G. B. LOCKE X CO.,,
 Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, J. s. CLAYCROOK, , r
 WILLOUGHBY WILLIAMS. iruS'ees' Refer to B. B. Waddell, Agent, Union Block, Bouth side Court street, Memphis.
 Feb. l6, 1859. St Cost adv. SIS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

articles; Window Glass and Glassware; Patent Medicines of all kinGs-such as Ipylor's Basam oI Liyerwort Hastings compound Syrup of Nap ther and Pepsin ali of pr. Ja!ne's and Comstock's 8 preparations, Swaims and Indian Panaceas, Dal- iy'5 Pain Extractor, Nonatt's Bitters and Pills, Bartholomew $ Pink EApectoraut, Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry, Townsends, sand <, Carpenters Comstoch's and Bal's SaIsapaIilla; Fahnestock's Komstouk's. Smi,b's and Dead Shot Nermiiuses; Ois. Paints, Varnishes and Dye etuis.
 All goods. purchased at this store are warranted uf the best quality, and viii be sold on the most re sondble terms.
 I- Physicians can have their presentations accu- rate.y eompondcd. F. L. DODGE, M. D.
 I;ttIn Rnnk EIeh H2 ,SG-iN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
VALUABLE LANDS TOR SALE.
IN cHIcoT COUNTY

Total number of acres in all - 453l 91 The tracts lying in Chicot county are in two miles of the Mississippi river the Desha and Chcot line and best quality of bottom land. The tract in Drew county lies on the Railroad line rom Camden 10 Gaines Landing For terms apply 10
 JAMES B. JOHNSON. Agent, Sept. l5, 1858. u at Little Rock. Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

L. M. FILKINS, Dealer in Fancy and Domes- tic Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clo- thing, Hats. Caps Boots and Shoes, and all articles required in this market, at Bender's old stand.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

Having disposed of my shop and tools to Mir Brumback, recommend him to my old customers and friends, and nope they will find him willing and competent to accommodate them 1 also take this occasion to thank my customers and the citizens of Little Rock for their liberal patronage during the past eighteen years. JOHN D. WILLETT. Feb :l3 'a9-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
rnrnl Gnrn.t Cnrrat.
ARKANSAS HOTEL,

fsyIIE subscribers would respectfully inform s their friends. and the Pubc generally, lsA hat they are well prepared, in every respect. -I-..l o accommodate and provide them with the'best de- Eracies the market affords.
 Thankful frpa,t favors, they still hope to receive n portion of patronage n future. The convenience oi the house to the
 STEAMBOAT LANDING Has long made it. and will continue to make it, a great resort for travellers.
 A careful porter s alwaysin attendance on the ar ,iyal of steamboa and stages, wfo will attend to lie trapsportation of baggage to tfrom the heuse. Ky The BAR connected w''b Arkansas Hotel in always supplied with tie Choicest Brands of I.iquo $, Cigars, Etc., To which they invite the attention of the lovers Of ruro Wines and Liquors.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

,. II. TUCKER, wholesale and retail dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, etc., etc. at the i'd stand, corner of Main and Markham streets Feb 23 J9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
2 . R s ALE.

$ NY quantity of old Cast Iron can be sold at tho New Foundry for cash CT castings at the rate of S co in cash, $l 25 in castings per loo pounds
 JnIy h. l859. VIM. DRAKE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE

For salc--consisting of Bureaus, ,s-e-=--==--9-.~ Bedseads, Chairs, Tables, Look q .sz-.,s.ss..ss5 B ing Glasses, Whatnos, Cribs, etc. ezj------7aacs
 The subscriber is prepared to make all articles of Furniture in a superior stye and repairing will also be neatly and promptly done.
 .-.7- Also Coffin making and undertaking t@Izz2.4a3l attended to at the shortest notice.
 Ware-room on Markham st., on the corner below the Presbyterian church. FRANCIS DIFFER.
 Feb g '5J-lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

M OSBORN, Markham street, near the lower landing, dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, country produce, Queensware, Hardware, Cutlery, etc. Feb g 'J9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
aIcuARD RrAGG c,nch nnd .-

LNaAEtJ EEAGG, J)lch anu o,p-w V Wagon Make.-Rcsnectiully informs the E3ezz5z.
 i1en- of Little Rock and the surrounding country, iAt he \. now prepared to make all kinds of work, onsis,ug Of Wagons, Bugges, Carts, Drays and uck aud timber wheels for mills and every kind ol jaEtation Use. A'-o blows and cultivators of diff rent patterns; cotton scnpers and sweeps of v,tri- u4 patte.ls; n kinds of mill and gin irons maae ' oraer. ReparIgs Of all kinds done in the neat t sty.e at my old stand opposite the Anthony louse
 ll- On hand 10000 feet choice seasoned lumbe., , be made up M orier. R. B. Feb 23 59-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

T. BRI5RIN, manufactures of Sheet-iron and Tin Ware and dealer in Stoves, etc, Markham reet. Feb g '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.

From the Hep. Dr. HGlOAe es oi be AcLt0d ElS Church.
 PULASKI HouSE. SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. 6, 1856. HoNoRED should he ungracfu for the relief your skill has brought if did report my to you. cold settled in my limbs and brought excruciang neuiagic pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding had the best of physicians the disease grew worse and until by the advice of your excel lent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackeuzie tried your Pills. Their effects slow, but By ysrng in the use of them, l am entirely well.
 SENATE CHAMBER, BATON RoUGE, LA., Dec, 1855 DF. AYfR have been entirely cured by your Pills of Rheumatic Gout painful disease that had afflicted mo for years VINCENT SLlDELL. For DrOpsy, Plethora, or kindred Com. plaints, requiring active purge, they exce lent remedy.
 For COstiveness or Constipation, and as a Dinner Pill, they Iceabe aud ehcctua
 Fits, SuppressiOns Paralysis, fnfiamma. ton, and even Deafness, and Partial BIind- ness, have been cured by the aterHtre action of these Pills.
 Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury which, a though valuable remedy in skiltu hands, is dangerous in public pill cm the dreadful consequences that fre- quonty follow its ncauous use. These contain no mer- euTy mineral substance whatever
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
JOHN I6J11NS, LITTLE fOCE, AHE.,
 Agent for M. F. COoE & co. CTNCTlTY ATT.

tgNIE SUBSCRIBERS havein their very extensive G establishment facilities unsurpassed by any in Inc western e.6ntry, f. thn manufacture of every desglipu 1u af WOOD WORK necessary for he tuil completion of i;u 1Hgs. sIil .eaTe ;o inform the public that taay are prepared to furnish. on short notice al or any part ai t.e Wood Work fir
 DWELLINGS, STORES, CHURCHES, ar other Buil .inqs, uclu,ing door and window Frames. BliHi. S8sf shutters, Doors. Mantel., Stairs Base A-.hitraveS, Pstcrs. Balu-traaire Col nmns ant C4pi .o!s. either of WOOD or IRON,
 Mouldiaga, Chmcb Pe,cs, Galleries, ctc.
 Planters and RHiI3or< in .he Sonth and west may be a>suied of having their orders prompIy filed, carefully paekci, and shipped a- directed.
 Having li.,i large experience iu the manufacture of
 RTABLE COTTAG ve invite the attention Of western emgranS to this department. u. Il. COOK x 70.
 Little Hacl,, Feb. l6 1852. ly*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Founded iS3e.) IS OPENED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

THE ESTABLISHMENT IS INTENDED Mss m mainly for Adults--and Youths, whose time IS z--1Esa valuable, and 1t is arranged that per- ENGLISH,
 FRENCH,
 GERMANor
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
 Or PENMANSHIP,
 BOOKKEEPING,
 MATHEMATICS
 PHOTOGRAPHY, etc, practical used in every day fife m do so Tn the shortest possible time. there Special roessors and apartments for each branch. None but the best and experienced Pafes sors and As istants will ever be engaged. There NINE APART. FEN Ts-a Reception Room elegantly fitted Gp visitors that PaP interrupted ia their lessons; and an pament for the Pupils of each Poie or: and also prar sing Rooms, that Pupils taking the full Course in any ne o hese have ten hours practice each All branches are taught as they should be pactced m bu and everyday fife The English, French Spanish and letman are now the Commercial language of the world nd the oea literary and scientific languages othe geaer art of Europe and Amerca daily becoming more i'm. iortant to all Pupls will be exercised daily in Readng Writing aad PeaAng any language they may wish learn. Ie Board canbe had with families speaking any of these anguHges. No institution in the United States oers SO great facii eS for the acquisition the living anguag and practl- nj education as his. From RIO f0l aend annually These and other mod arn languages will be correctly trans. aedAt this institution. No pains expen.e will be spared to make all the de- artmens worthy of ;he confidence of the p1b,ic Time required toquaiy Teachers from five eight weeks. dinary course fennanshp, from ,o three weeks. iooN-NeeHS, "ouhe slNsle enf rom foHt To eigl weeks single entry alone oin three weeks Ian guages. from three to four months PhonosaPhy, from io ionr weeks. 'r7 Planters and country merchants be able keep heir books correctly. and understand ANY books ia a lew lessons. 1t is the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES where perons advanced m life can, in PRIVATE APARTMENTS, with SPECIAL PROFESSOR, perfect llem elves ANY branch they desire DHfs the present year persons have attended from Lor,sana, '.''..'' " '|::'...: i'..:. Mississippi,
 Texas,
 Arkansas,
 California,
 Aiabama
 Georgia,
 Tennessee, Kentucky,
 Virginia.
 Maryland.
 South Carolina,
 Missouri,
 Illinois,
 Ohio.
 Michigan,
 New York,
 Mexico,
 And Cnba.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Rec. J. T. Hines IaStor oC Adrea Chyct Boston, DR AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary sccess in my family and among those am called to visit n distress To regulate the organs of digestion and puri- " the blood they the very best remedy have ever known, and can confidently recommend them to my friends Yours j. Y HINES
 WARSAW, WYOMING Co.,. N. r.. Oct. 24, 1855. DEAR SIR: am nsug your Cathartic Fills in my prac- uee, a ma thrm an excellent purgaYe cleanse the system anu puIify the fountains cf the blood
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Nnr %rin.

 A BEAUTIFUL Country -at and farm, short "A distance from tho C.sf uf itte Rock ..loining inc ground ot St. "rhu'S tolege. in dclighrtl and healthy locality. The .ract contains one hundred and sixty acres, one thad of V beh is high audrol- ng. the other two thirds being uliuvial and equal in nchness to the best bottom lands ot the Arkansas About half of the tract k entirely cleared and ready for the cultivation of ordinary crops; of gTas fruits, vegetables, ctc., etc.. with view to the supply oh the city market for which thr capabilities anl locality of the farm make 1t especially worthy of atrcution. he woodland equally divided between upland and bottom. has dense growth of the largest aud most desirable timber for which there is always q ready saie.
 The ehou,e situated on an eminence cornmands an extensive prospect of the river and valley. Il is nearly new. built in modern style commoiiouS, and convenient a family residence.
 t'n the place several never failing springs oi Inc puro,t water and it is believed that healthier desirable situation hc found in the State AS an investment for profit. or 4s q complete hOme t will recommend itself on view.
 In g short time. tae extension If tho city must render portion ot the farm very valuable for bnld- ing io,s.
 The whele 0iH be sol1 on reasonable terms. Of- lers will be considered fi ,he unnprovcd half. cI 'or tje cleared .a9t wif] tlsie-1-H.e. Apply ta na Gn ereigl.l on Che premises. Jan ls. l,aa &'a FoIT. A. " ATKINS.
 Something New 5or the Lad :es. LUST recciyoi per steamer Red Wing, J l case eNtrt ine irlnts;
 E pieces lawns;
 , s' eughams;
 '' striped dome-t.e;
 Ararge lat o' h9op skirts different styles.
 Lluc Flats;
 Misses
 Ladies Bells;
 Brass H0oEs;
 R2tan Hoops Covered Rattan Hoops;
 Whale Bone Hoors;
 T0urn4re CoIsets.
 All of which will be sold extremely low by March $, 1859. L. NJ. >FTLKINS.
 Private Teacher Wanted fENHE subscriber wishes to employ teacher f,r X his own citil tiliren, consisting of IoGr boys and two girls. lie shor.d he good English scholar, and I he teaches 5he Spanish and French languages it will be So much the better. liberal salary will be given to a suitable gentleman.
 Post office addrczs, Plum Bsgou. Jefferson coln- ty, Arkansas JOHN B. SONERS. March Ii. 1859. ffa
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
"CoMPET1TIoN THE LIFE OF TRADE,

Here IS at the Llttle KOck OunHry large Es. 4 assortment of Saw mill and Gin Castings, AIs which will be sold cheap for cash. The Gin T&2J Castings all from new patterns. Castings for fourteen foot wheel, with guJgeons all turned steel step and ink, price from S45 to S50. twelve foot wheel, from S35 to $40. A ten foot wheel. from S}0 to $35. All common castings from four to five cents per pound, and other castings in proportion As have attached steam to my lathe, I am prepar- ed to do any kind of turning in iron or brass.
 Machinery of all kinds prepared on short notice
 Two steam-engnes for mills On hand and for sale.
 The highest price paid for old castings in cash or work. Feb B '59 R. BRODIE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Regular Cincinnati and Arkansas River
 Packets.

RpgEtar ClMcIuuaiI and ArkansaS KiVeI
 Packets.
 THE light draft and fast running stea-
 mers Hickman and ResoiUte. will etssT. s py r6gularly between Cincinnati and Ft i.;s smith during the coming season beginning with th' first rise of water These Boats have superior pas seneer accommodations, and effort on the part o officers or crew shall be wanting to give comfort and endowment to all who may take passage. They vii also fill all orders entrusted to them, as heretofore free of commission: and carry both freight ana pas senrers on tbe most reasonable terms Thankful fol past favors, they hope by strict attention to business to merit continuance. For all business connected with those boats, apply on board or to Little Rock, Nov. 24,'5s. DEAN & HALE,
 Cincinnati.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
LAMES TrTrNAu Marhln nn-ln

.,. JAMES TUNNAa, Marble Dealer. lSeaAA. Little Rock, AIk.-ail constantly keep s1ss ' on hand full assortment of Italian and t5f{TFfl Anleric n marble, and will furnish nonu- 7 s8FP mcnts, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of ME every description ou the most reason. b.e
 5 terms anI in good style. He will also 2ge57=z@--le mlle bureau tops, table tops, and do very kind of work in ia line. Hi, yard is on Lrkham street. Feb p :59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
r M WhEDwEI.T,

0f ds late firm of Nelson, WardloeU { Co.,, HAVING connected himself with the well 1 4 known house of Reid & Tracy, $ Chambers Street, New ofa, solicts the continued patronage of his friends and customers, andassures them that theirordess for Hardware il addressed to him or to Reid Tracy, shall be satisactorially executed.
 Jan l9, l-59. l!*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS.

R. J. WARD. wM. P. SAUNDERS. RoBT. ?. HUNT. WARD, SAUNDERS & HUNT, Cotton Factors, l00 Grager st, N. o. Feb g. '59
 BEN. CALENDER. THO. FLINT. GEO. F. LEARNARD. cALLE1TDaR, FLINT g co. Importers and Jobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns. ete., 42 and fl Pearl st., B0scon. Feb. 21 '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
VIM. l.. ANDERSON.

GEO s. MORRISON, Steamboat Landing. Dealer in Dry Goods, Boat Stores, Provisions, Family Groceries, etc. Feb g '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
land for Sale.

oOl ACRES of land, lying three or four miles CZO below Dardanele; and one or two miles from the Arlansis river, will be scli for cash or part cash, aud the balance in one, two and three years. Apply at this office.
 March Ie IS5Q Ats
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

LATEST ARRIVAL--Justr received, splendid assortment of Silver and Plated Ware, consisting of Castors, (atest pattern heavy plate; Silver and Plated Dessert Knives; Silver and Plated Spoons; Silver and Plated Cups; Cake and Fruit Baskets, etc all of which offer for sale at eastern prices, for cash, together with my entire stock of well selected Jewelry. Call and see me.
 Feb. g '59 A. COHEN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
oouRsE OF INsrRrcr1nN.

COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. There are fonr departments in this institution:-- The Seni0r the Junior, the Primary and the depart lneut of Music embracing extensive course of in st.acion, which in the two higher departments has been brought as near the regular College course as is suitable to the sphere of womaa when thiscourse has be completed by pupil, to the satisfaction of the Teacher, Diozoasa will be awarded.
 Rates of Tuition as adopted by the Board for ses- sion of five months.
 For Primary Department. &l2 co senior ....... x o0 For Latin, French, Italian and German, each si0 persession.
 Musie-Piano, Harp and Guitar, each $25 per ses- sion.
 Fees for tuiton to be paid invariably. one half in advance and the residue at the middle of each session. Adop5ed q rule for the school, that the scholars he taught Vocal Music without extra charge and no additional charges for fuel lights, use of musical in struments, or any other contingencies
 uNIFoRM FOR WINTER.
 Dark plain wofsted dresses with sleeves closed at the wrist collars of plain linen, black aprons and sun bonnets; no sup9gluous article of dress to be al lowed, and ieweHy strictly prohibited. Any information in reference to the school may be obsained application the Principal, President or WI; 3: JOHNSON, (virginia,) Priaetea1. PRoF. M EDMoNDs, (Penn.) .H9sje '''s'''' Mss. E. K. BROWN Glenn ] Nodeyq LanGuaqes. Miss H. BEYEA, (N.Y) Primary Depaita.eat
 Trustees:
 GEORGE c. WATKINS. President ALBERT PIKE, WM. K. VAUGHN, S. II. TUCKER, LF. BARBER. CHARLES RAPLEY HENRY JACORT. C. p- BERTRAND, JOHN WASSELL JAMES s. MOORE. DAVID F. SHALL.
 THOMAS J. CHURCaIJL h. |. BARBER, IfeaS'r GORDON N. PEAY, SeGy.
 Board of Visitors. lis Ex. E. N. CONWAY Hon. F. II. ENGLISH Hon. J. J. CLENDENlN, JAS. A. HENRY. ESQ
 k. Il. JOHNSON, EsQ. .Jan 19 1o5Q