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indisessss ofths blood, skin, dyspspsy, "a, end
RECOMMENDED It % On lnyeluable nisdicins. Our
increased By several very IemsrR cures Of long
standing disease Of the liver, kidneys, skin, etc.
that have recently como under our oosefvstiOn-in
eesee, TOO, whore al other remedies and Tie most
skillfnl physicians had failed to Afford relief. Hun
ere sr.tiksd % learn that n poIuls5y q daily BE-
rna i e 81 hs i esT, e q g, :s
The best rsfersnoe can be gwen IN OF out Of the
city, snd nuperous certificates seen b. ,oalling 90
on the bottle aad her seal on the cork. -
a Mho!s.sk 4fs9aIn. 9: z. CyssIF, DrrgGiGt,
Agent Tor the District, and VII ssDply The trade q
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IrH IL said that John Mitchell, who 10 now
In Paris, has commenced series Of letters In Z
Dublin paper called the sIsishman, - in which he
y iAboring to convince the Irish peasantsy that
France VIII soon be ut war with England. and
that then viii be an opportunity TO Induce the
Emperor Napoleon to invade lreland.
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NJ Hume the well-known American rapping
wrdium, had Just passed through Paris, viii his
wife, on his way 70 America. He not only has
not lost his power Of evoking spiris, but has ac-
quired new and more terrible power. Instead Of
conAning his miracles to conversation and CON-
munion between the living and the dead, he now
places living, but widely separated friends In con-
nectoa, end enzbles them TO hold converse to-
gethes- Such power 10 suggestive, and does
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HAS COMELHAS COMEtHAS COMEM
IA THE GOOD TIME HAS COMEI
SINGERS No. SEWING MACHINE
Cas- s0sg Be had for Oas Hxsdrsd Dollars!

Ne. J. Tor NtNetV U0gIars
For manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
npexoelled Sew,ng Machine IN the vorld.-L NJ.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty to Seventy
Ave Dollars. We have tried them in our own fam
lilies and Ind them superior TO any in uss.-I. NJ.
We invite ell to call at our Waehinston Once,
No. 3SS Penna- avenue, under National Hotel, and
in using such mschine viii Ut once become ap-
parent. Explanatory given 20 ell. CIRCULAR, Hue
mems Of thslr work, furnished 70 all or sent to any
address.
A good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist.
and other maehi.e findings kept on hand, and cold
4. siEsERA CO., ass Broadway, NY.
WIN. II GLOVER. Agent e ie tr
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u The Aloutgomery Gala. } Mail says: chas.
Il Pay. Of Boston. boosted Of having voted for
fssment, and talked In q manner that did not suit
the Mobiiians, the other day, aud was required to
give bond Of 5000 or leave. Another, James
Murphy, bad free talk with some slaves and
tiled 70 induce free Niger woman 70 90 with
him 70 free State. He was requised to give q
e5oo bond or leave by himself.'' e
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= SWINOLIN6 QUACKS

NAUTI0N!.Qusofss -thsif Book, cordiaia,
Bnohu,, Ho:pitsls, Instrumsnts, or RIngs-,shnn
them al And. disposed p profit bv my experiences,
,,,.., sPERMATORRBEA Its CURE.
with stamp enclosed, addresA, in perfect couf-
dence. your friend. former sufferer, merely suDsr-
soriblnG Boz 156, ChAxlost0wn, Mass.
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n0oR MATS AND RUGs.-yuut rse.iv,d -
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The gfsSt remedy Coz Is6annes01 6dss(ses.
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fS:: inf. a:ss
FLYERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
NY wife vas attached with very high fsvsrs,
xhsh =, would last nine day. = tine W. iadss.
ing i Air trial, It eniarey broke her isvsrS i
vnnid eheerfally recommend II 70 other. slWilsrly
IN. Eleventh street, PhilsdSlphia.
DIR. c0GGSwELL'S MEDICAL SALT. :,
fnce 81; Chronic package, S2n., Sold By oil
pruggists in Washington, GeorS etown, and VEIN
s.on M ifs sSaj s'.s ocot W "
Hotel; d. g. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
20 Dock street, Philadelphia. aus
GAyTIoSM9E D5aSs hSgASR aef: cord..l..
Buchu, Hospitals, Ingtruments or Rlngs-shun
them al, and. disposed 70 profit bv my Perisnoo
r''' 81. sfER T HToR Eifg %ESInrs cupE
With stamp enclosed, address, In perfect oonf-
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AMP 4 fd6aEaSY; 1 fSb I RkSkf EE5MfttE

Bor!ls: sik &. s ~ 81 osase "a oss a:.r
7aE eRkATEsT p!SEGN0XERY IN MEDICAL
HART4HORNES CURE.ALL should b kspt
nsss.as Ies.snt!y cures IN isss tine thsa e 70
externally h14 internelly.
UAStks feSpsat changes Of the .vselAer no
duee BID Cold, Hheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
gst b1Sts. II sets upon the Nerves, MasclsS,
gomagsssie power, sxpsls eli pain ffon the system
HSSkEEy ERRcc fsSbirAi qSSsfhtf p On HAMR i1rsb
GHEfRY-at W the best Cough eyFuD In e
Hyol ere Bilious, zee HARTSHORNE'SAN
RlLtOUS HlLtS. Thy cot nPon the Liver, 6to-
,fls skeye nsd.s.ns,se hslsa q IN Qrsx Store
oserSSeovE HfkkL Coz 1lsxsndris.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE Seekers -Ths
~ Potomac Steamboat Company. 80
Of their steamer .Povhatsn TO Nor
folk, oaeI the public Of and vicinity
tcEse 10 aLYM6NT md AaUfA cREE eSlS he
To parties ofthree OF more excursion ticksfs win
BE- issued Of one dollar SD each for Glymont With
privilege Of remaining there a night Ard eturnine
next day; also fcr MA Cresk, attvo dollars (02,)
The angler can enjoy kne sport with hook and
line st either 81 the above places white perch and
game being nlentifuIs
Good Hotsl accommodations osn b. had at these
places. = -
Boats leave foot Of eth street at o. q m. and e3<
I'm. Returning, ~ ?. m. and 81 a. m.
once, No. 379 Pennsylyania avenue, next door, n
Browns Hotel. GEO. e. MATTINGLY, -
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THE BEST cough sYRUP IN TIL
tn ss,i sSN4gs3 sE$8f s II s ESS o,

Hoenesd by medical men, And thoss Who have sssd
T. q Be the best prspsrstion for Css&As, CeIds c.
0il. sad Sssvsafss cftSsiios Of aissssss. O..
the taste soens, olears and stron9thDns the voioo
alays a irritation Of the throat And langs and pre-
he Botdes S and % cents and q. Sold by IN
druggists In Washington, 6sofgstoVn and Alsxap-
ara. 90 HIN
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CURE OF FRS oR SEyFRAL YEARS

= Price o.; Chronic package, S2.so., sold By oil
prugEists in Washinston, GeorS etown, and VEIN
!1ston. T.P. MiILBURN Z CO, willard "
Hotel; ID. G. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
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CyyNl Ann pyoOIa

GRIrrIrH gss aI fES sIi No $50 p. avenue,
opposite Browns, have on hand Double Barreled
GUNS, Colts Aliens, Smith { Wesson and Shsrp's
Revolyere, Shot Bags. Powder Flasks. Wad Cut
ters. Nipple Keys, Gun Wads, Gun Screws, E!y's,
Cox's, 9 d And Persian csp., Cap Primers. Extra
Chargers, Travelling Companions, with many other
q! Of which thsy win Be able TO sell at DE lowest
pricea. 30 frr-fstss. sls5 % u
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PRICE,. u Pm BofTLR; SIX BofrLHs yol o.
sd. o:..s....s. .s1 > u bssss;s: :,:.,.s
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FfInao,,n., Observation-Disclosures sElgg]E]E e e SI:AasAsl
b$SH$ 5; Il &: So So
HELMBQtR,,S BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HEtMBQLR,S BECHu for Qincult Breathing.
FIN 81 M5 B00tRsS BXCCHW for Mesk Neryss:
HEtMRR8tt.s BUuccHHHn Tor Tor MsR VIZ iss
HEEtIMM B B9tR,S BUCHU FOR Rryneg Of the Skin.
H1E!LMBokD'S BUcHu Tor hesvines' Of Eys-
s Slss Ts Sc E': :s e
lesgness, With Want Of Attention.. Horror Of 10
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All orders for tickets or certificates of packsges
n any Of the above spendid lotteries viii meet with
the most prompt and confidential attention, and the
printed ooieal drawings sent as soon as over
Address FRANCE, BRQADBENTS & CO.,
uN31W Wilmington nala~arA
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g = safr:isi sEs:s:h e. -
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sFfffHHHEEg gEAd!56os sss &. avenue,
;so5fgsSt CLofHs .CASsIM EREs, ~
VET vESTIN6Ss selected with special -
cere 70 Tia wants Of their eusfowers. which thsy
vi make TO orasr In the bsssst st nnssully low
esT WALL. STEPHENS CO.
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4S8 COX ... MssxENNEy 4S0
~fQeEi6N AND DOMESTIC CIGARS'
re AZ on hs1d vsr,sd and choioe stock Of
LObACCO and CiGARS-wholesalo< 0N -
~ fee,i,, ,fhoss vlshing frst rae ~
e .ss ~ s, 20 Vel 10 call. All orders
= 10 as,.ssS str.~t. near q. -.
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osSsa 1ss
fof long tune, and could ind nothing % relieve
ne. Atlength was sfvised By frio1d 10 Try Dr..
cossvell's Medical Salt, Vhlck entirely cured ne.
AGO. ~ oSS as assS e nv = a.
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Those. Who suffer with Dases &c OF the fbrcut
BRATEp MEDICATED G QU g DROPS,
wsrisnted to cure without fail the worst Of cough
or colds In days For sale At ScHAFFIELOS
Confectionery. sab street, between @ and Ri also,
. the PRINCIPAL Drug Stores in Washington. Price
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The Bfsas fo1nody lcr InlammafDFI Dlseeeeo,
floh 9 k1esmetsp. Ns9Falsis, Hsa4eohss Ets,
sdPsl1ss 8FO1cAitls, Copsks, Cold. ssd siHnsr
eonllsiats. p ssuali.inE fhe clresisfaoa Y r.
Re ycs3 DO veil g give |! tsiai, nAy b sssa
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T.. A N 81 .u.s,. L A NJ r 81!
lust rece,ved, large ana complete stock Coal,
Ethsriai, LaEd, aod CepPhene OIL LAMPS. Of
pow GLASS, e very low ov. prices. Best suslitI Of
SOAL OIk sivsys on hand; snd an .till selling
GENERATING LAMP, The best substifate for
Ess eyer o9sred 70 the public. At the old stand,
col :. W. MORsELI..
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MQneERs 4 song fsSis and Poss.s CUT
LEkY. NEBDLES. Bufchsr and Shoe KNiVfsS
ssFibsrs, e snsli edysnce or cosf Of ton
GRIFFITH = sHIELhS,
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Rernoying IL in . few hours. an nov tryine Il
Tor scrofsla' and have ;|rseaX gsssiysd ssnsfs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-16

 l MT. Johnson, of Desha, introduced Houxo h;,, No. 366 to take the sense of the qualified voter. Of thlS State, for and against call for a conver ton to modify and reform the present constitution of this State, which was read the first time. and Mir. Garland moved its rejection, which motion | was lost Mr. Carroll introduced House bill No. 367. 4 to authorize G.P. Shackelford, of Springfield, Mo-, to sell certain lands belonging to the minor heirs l of William Shackelford." Read three times and passed.
 Mir. West offered resolution that no new bill should be introduced into the House until the calendar is disposed of Read and adopted Mir. Stuart moved reconsideration of the vote taken on yesterday on bill No. 362, which did not prevail
 MT. Hill presented report of internal improve ment commissioner of Perry county, and referred to committee on internal Improvements The calendar was taken up.
 Mir. Bunch called to the chair
 House bill No. llS, |" to repeal certain sections of chapter 2S of Gould's Digest" was taken m and read the second time, and indefinitely post poned.
 Mir. Speaker resumed the chair
 House joint resolution No. 20 in relation to paying the bonds issued by the State, to the Bank Of the State of Arkansas, taken up, and read the second time and laid on the table.
 House bill No. 26, to prescribe the duties of the couts lof this State in relation to amend ments,' was taken up, and read the third time and passed.
 | House bill No. l25, 7" concerning the Cairo and | Fulton railroad and its two branches" was taken up, and read the second time, and laid on the ta- | ble.
 The vote on House resolution Mo- 26 was on
 motion of Mr. Johnson of Pulaski, reconsidered,
 and the resolution read the third time and passed. House bill No. l63, to provide for the correc
 ton ot errors in the sale of State lands and other
 purposes" was taken up,'and read the third time
 and passed. House bill No. I62, ' to enable land agent, to
 issue certificates in certain cases, and for other purposes" was taken up, and read the second
 time, amended, and then read the third time and passed.
 | House bill No. l6l, concerning the selling and conveying certain lands," was taken up, and read the second and third time and passed. message received from the Governor by the hands of his private secretary, in relation to | the condition of the penitentiary, and that the contractors and keepers tereof wishes to surren- der the future control of the same to the State | etc.
 House adjourned until 911a o'clock tomorrow morning.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-16

by the hands of his private secretary, inform. ing the House that he had declined to approve and sign Ian act to revive an act to incorporate the town of Lewisville;;" which act was re. turned to the House.
 Message from the Senate by the hands of their secretary returning certain bills. The following communication was read bv & M. Scott, Clerk of the House of Representatives $. M. ScorT, ESQ.,,
 Principal Clerk of the House of Representatives.
 SIR-The House of Representatives having adopted resolution requiring me to sign certit. cates for the per diem pay of the members of the General Assembly during the recess, and being unable from my convictions of justice between the | State and the members of this House, and my con- victions Of law and the constitution to comply with the action of the House in this respect have only the alternative to resign, that the wishes of the | House in this respect may be carried out. l therefore resign my position as Speaker of the l House Ot Representatives. Most respectfully, O. H. OATES. Which was read, and Mr. Scott principal clerk of the House, stated that it devolved upon the House to elect speaker to fill the vacancy occa- stoned by the resignation of Hon. o. H. Oates On motion of MT. Garland Mir. Hill was ap- pointed chairman.
 Nominations were announced to be in order for speaker
 Some twelve or fifteen nominations were made, but on request of the gentlemen nominated, all were withdrawn except three Messrs. Duval, Bar ker and Neal.
 Mir. Duval was elected on the first ballot, and was sworn into office by Chief Justice English
 On assuming the duties of the chair as speaker.
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he made an appropriate address to the House thank ing them for the honor conferred on him, by hay ing chosen him to preside over the deliberations [ of the House.
 The hour of II o'clock having arrived, the spe- ciai order of the day was taken up, being House bill No. l4O, "to extend the boundaries of the city of Little ROck," which was read and amend ed, and then read the third time and passed. MT. Mitchell introduced House bill No 364. making appropriations for the years 1859 and lo6O, and for part of the year 1858, and for baan ces due from the State;' which was read tbe first and second time, and on motion of Mr. Mitchell the bill was referred to the committee of the whole House, and made the special order of the dav for II o'clock on tomorrow.
 A message was received from the Governor hv the hands of his private secretary, communicatny to the House the resignation of Hon. Felix I. Bat son, associate justice of the supreme court. MT. Johnson, of Pulaski, offered a resolution to go into the election of associate justice of inc supreme court on Saturday next, which was adopt
 The House took recess until 21s o'clock, P.
 21a S'clock P. M.
 House convened.
 Mr. Oates introduced House bill No. 365 :" to grant charter to James M. Harris, to build a turnpike or plank road across White river bottom in Monroe county" Read three times and pass ed. fN Senate bill No. 70 "to revive swamp land scrin and to extend the time for locating the same, was taken up, and read the third time and passed.
 Mr. Gray presented the report of the internal improvement commissioner of Polk county, which was referred to the committee on internal improve ments.
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'IO ALL whom it may concern, know you that II whereas Enoch $. Haynes having purchased at sheriff sale in the county of Yell, and State of Arkansas, on the 22d day of November, A. D. lo45, the following land, to-wit:
 The east half of section twentv-three in town ship six north, range nineteen west, lying and being situated in the county of Yell, and State aforesaid for the taxes penalty and costs due there on up to the year lS45 inclusive, amounting to the sum of twenty eight dollars and thirty cents said | tract of land containing three hundred and twenty acres, which was regularly listed for taxation as required by law, for the year lS45, and arrearages | aforesaid, in the name of John Bell, by Theodore F. Sadler as sheriff and ex-oficio assessor and col lector Of the taxes of said Yell county, and was sold by him for the non payment of taxes penalty and costs due thereon for said year lo45, and ar rearages for which said described tract of land the said Theodore P. Sadler, as sheriff and ex-oficio assessor and collector of the revenue of said county as aforesaid, executed to the said Enoch Haynes certificate of purchase as required by law, which said certificate was on the 10th day of December, A. D. lo45, regularly transferred and assigned by | the said Enoch Haynes for valuable considera- | tion unto Gabriel E. Hays, deceased; and that afterwards to-wit: on the lst day of Febru. ary, lS47, Simeon Kirkpatrick the successor of the said Theodore P Sadler such sheriff and ex off cio assessor and collector of taxes of said Yell | county, made, executed, acknowledged and deliv- cred to the said Gabriel E. Hays deceased, a deed | for said described tract of land purchased as aforesaid, and by virtue of said deed of conveyance the undersigned as the executor of the last will and testament of the said Gabriel F.. Hays decd, now holds possession of said lands in trust for the use and benefit of said estate. Now therefore, in conformity with the laws of the State of Arkansas, prescribing the mode of confirming titles to lands sold tor the non-payment faxes, notice is here by given to all persons who set up any right, title or claim to said land thus purchased in con sequence of any informaity, irregularity or ille- gallty connected with said sale, to appear at the next September term of the circuit court of Yell county, at court to be holden on the 4th Mon day of September next, A. D. lo59 at the court house in Danville, and show cause if any they can why said sale should not be in all things confirmed | and made absolute
 SAMUEL M. HAYS, Exc.