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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
-. 81. GtreGer,

&Pctbefer, Oru9if, Supporter Spn bent,
den @4emiealien II. (. 10. gr. 3 Main<Str.,
9cgenuber benz alien Wfartte.
Nss- 8tecpts werben nit Der srSsttn Scr9falt unS Gsenau>
isfeit bercitet, iopie dem i'd Yrdparate unb NAL pGen
nit 6uFerllcr 9lntIihfct telor9t.. 2onbfoufIsute mOsen bae
~reidbaltiee Eager amcritanidcr. beutfde, uuo frani5itlhcr = ifete
frilter IrSpeeu. 6anenSNrttelu. (. 10. in setter @uspabl lelbif
in @usenIdrtn. nehner, rpel4s @rtitel gum She'll fcIbit ~ nieorise>
Il en- psroen W ben b~iatshen 8sOngunsen wieSerum mil nsusm
gprrotbe a%us9ctdttet.
SIb &9t 80 biSfep.-I5O SbtS. hyperion DID 9pc QgbtS.
te9, Seritteeene granos, i'll baten bel gSm Saplpr.
GanbIeS. : 200 Spren @bamanttne< unb 500 @prtn 9alas
2idte. III baben bei gBm. GaSIpr.
gettte 8tft. : Is 9bIs. ~OOrSasi6en pe6cn Slid, ,u ba-
Sen bel gBm. GaSfpr.
Strrin8S.-l5O 9bls. grpB uo Gut Ssriuse. III BADEN
bel Wm. Saplpr.
seas 200 SUen fine @unppmOr GFee, 100 30 SOubons,
SIT BADEN BEL QBm. SasIor.
Su8ors.- 800 9bs. Gruibsb, gupbtrsb unb 8ofc. 3uder,
Su Eaben bel QBm. Sa.lpr.
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OeutI6e a M m c.
o. H.

o. H. CHALKLEY,
gambler BON Sober unc Shut. 8inrines, Smpurteur
pom franSrfihem Salbleoer,
ID Str, 3rtlhen Moin II. @arp, Hihmrnb, Ga9
9eutiGtn Shubmodcrn mrb btS ~pclIf6notst aIrrtjrtc YOor,
pn GcStr auer Nrt bcltenS emrfrFlcn. 9icfslbcu fubcn caiclblt ;us
9ttb oueS iu tbrem @eltGft nrtbt9e SSCrtSeuQ, Die t. q. Sinetnas,
gfptcn &c, ale Sprten llppcre II. I. 10 DuS rpn Sattlcrn unS
Suhb;neern 9ebraudt mcrbcnbc ycoCr lit 9lcibfauS Yrrr6tbio.
Iue ettle artitcl wtrocn 9eSen goar poer CUTE 9opicrc 6iuiot
srtuuft. 1861
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
Semtid1e SracDte
,SatOb % unbersbei m { I

$40. 4 NainlfraBe, nabe am NIten Wartt,
!rlaubt f4 benz beutlhen @ukitum. namentIi6 5ausfrauen, bic
&nisi9e III MAIDEN, cap or elm Eager aaer bsutiten Grlbte h6lt,
ale: 3petlden, georrrte 8irldcn, Griffin, 2inIen, ale Mren Cup
psnfrIfe, bpaGnbiibe 9crin9c, Stwti;ers unb 9imburser &aie,
Sareelen. Sareine, bettl6e VebfudDen, beutlhe g8eine, einesmad,te
6rttdste, aus Nrttn 9anbtee, @isarren 3. &c, rCtte &riiIel berslbc
III b~iaisfsm 9rete psrfauft.
Ma Gin eutts @las 2aserbier unS Ipnfise GrfriI6unocn int
eaieibt I9let6faas III icber Belt gu BADEN, unb label ;u itiFiqcm
8eiud,e %freunbli6it elm Satob @Knberebeimtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
&p6Gfcn! Sp6Gfen!

Sefrn icrer Sorte, instelcnrere abrr Gct6fcn, err
btelten iceben unn oertoufen nuSnabmspeile tilia
@cbrIber plsGauer
SrcachraBr, smiIhrn Der g.. uno Z.
gas~ Ode Nrtcu SlehpaarCn lino ferner baicl6ft al
6aben unb prrpen in Der ~fiir3eiten 3eit auf Sr1tcluna
an9efertt9t. 9tcparaturen unD a~uflteIeu pcn Ssfsn
pcrpcn p~iinftIitit unp btui9it nussefibrt unS beIuret.
3eutlhe aussr5eiGnete Mefer uup @abcln fnp
9IeiGfdll5 3l BADEN lei @ctr. 6pletauer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
@cf6dfts.sln,ciacm.

Or. Sb. SUicemrans,
Office: Hutocf<Gde Der Marlbau= unb 3ten Straee.
Masuf S6ssfer,
Npptbe er unp Or ug9i t,
Tc. 10 Main=StraBe.
Danfene fur baS biSber 9sfppnuene 3utrauen BRIT er, untcr 2u.
r6srun9 ptpmpter geetenun9. eonelbe audi fernerbtn i'll crhalcn.
.&eeepN merrsn gu jepsr 3tt (ht Sag unbNatD prompt unp &C.
ntRenboft %ouS9cfubrt.
Nue Srrtcn Garbcffpne, 6erirrsIos, Sruh66nber, giaorrsr,
Sau6s. 8au- unb Sduupftabat tef6uei9 anSone une mcreer III
ben b~ili9fen 9reiisn pcrfauft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
Vermischte AnzeIgen.
prc1pectus Der ucusn gpltsaussate
s.. Seine'S

g dmmtti6 en Bcrfen
In fietsn Sdnocu ppsr in so acknowledgements
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

Spsben per Steamcr srbalten II. trQia su r~ertaufeu
SOONER s~efldrtcr Spnto.
Seifer 3tce (fur 6omtIiensctrouG).
Idermarn's 8ahe. GiIen;.
@dtcr cn9Itfdcr Semi.
gcltc Sprte &iiilcre ycim une Sarntff.
Stride i&wsbilbe SIuteSsl. iatmr r%prrdtbis Bel
&. WaQner, &pptbrfcr,
Gdc 6. II. grDabifr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
3lt oermtethen.

Ginise 8tn,nter, pofenb fir ctnseIne 5rrrcn pbcr feline Sa-
miItn, ltnp btlis Su rerrrnten bel 9enr9 ShItte,
Ode Der Sroabs uno ste Sr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
Sefen! Ssfeu!

Gae Srrtsr Sefen ebteit iprten unb p%ertauft duBcrif bilis
~ III. u. Mpuntc0fte,
9rrablfr, ;ipilGen Der 5. II. G.
@Ge Grtcn 9Iehpaartn limb oatIblf III babsn unb fperbsn
auf 9cltelluns tilielt axesfertiSt. &epordtIren werbcn lhncl
beiprsf. Srrr Steder wro Die scebrttR aInsen beoisnen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

Struoe's 8elt9elhi6te, a ~Gefsruns 25 Gents.
SCciale 8epuhlif, 9teoaeteurS truYe, Drummer 4 Cts.
9rOipstts zen Obsnssnannten gBsrfsn Itsen CUR GinF6t Bel
s. s. Sttdtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
6%eratiebuns Der 0reile BON Sublen.

Seratiebun9 Der 9retle BON &ubIen.
Die @retc spn Gpte itnb tiS af wihrc Io4riGt mic .suIst:
Spft 2urlp @pte $3.50 per 2pao.
Spft Sail 9cfe 4.f5
Saro Gpfc, bcioe Sprten $50
Gielen Yrciieu ;ufoI9e mug Gpfs ais bS btQiaite 5rueruudsmo.
tcrll beier Scaipu angeiehcn wCrocn.
Scbin9ansen: 9aariabIun9 beim Seihlen pfcr abttrferuns.
Die Aotlcns2arpS bcfinoen fb Gdc Nr 10. Shoee unS @oGn.
umb @de Der 6. uS Sgrbitr., iipli& nom Canal.
23.9l SnG. s. gBertb, @aent.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

Sod nts. rreber BIER nos in europa lit elm IitsroriI6es rntsrnsb.
men Dem 9ublitum pnter 70 annebmtaren 9sbin9unsen acbcnn
Yerbtn, wls bier bic s8trts Ss srNeten Jest Iebsnoen btutI6en
Dttter. User 6retigratbs g8rfe beitelt, I6aht ni6t alrin I'm,
Die sertn9e @us9abe Spn 10 Cts. pr. @So6e pSr I.25. ale ,ipci
Npnatr, Elm ~8eoe9tn's gDert an, welteS fur i'm une feline aami.
lie %blcihenten 2Sertb bat, lcnbern or BAT nod ~9leifsCiia bic Gbanee,
Elm nambafteS baores Gopital III errpaten, Wub tr6st enbIth nod
sur Seuneun9 etnes oeutlhCn SnlttltS be, mcldcs nidt alein fur
bic in Nep &crt letencen drmIihen Deuthen. lpnoern aud FUR bic
2aIlenot ecltnNer. Gtlmannrsr, mel6e bier Ianbcn, Yon ben itsenSs
reiditen Spl9cn lcin pirb.
Nit BEN lO9enannten 9ramicn Sertbeuunscn BAT bas in Sebe Ie-
benee lnernebnitn nitta semeiu. @S banbelt I'D bier niat I'M
bic Sertbetlun9 p"n 0Olbporrn, 2hrsrapbten II. T. 10, ionbern I'M
Gin beheuenoes baaree Capital, rpeldee in cine Sano fcnmenS, ben
Nphttane elmer camille 6esrunoen fam; ss baubelt lid aud niht
UNI cine in 9roue Serne binaus9eridte unbrfinmte 9ci. lcnbcrr
os @Sanse muB bis iunt erfeu Nusult 1859 ennbieoen fem umb enb>
lid 1T @leS in Die 9lnbe Der &bUneRteu ieIbt 9eest unb Der 6fents
titen Gpntroae anbeimseeeben.
@m 10. Nfai 1888 bat6ie SerauSeate in WudenlNferunoen &c,
spnncn, unb am 10. Suli 1T her efe 9anb Der @usgabe in pam
ben crl1lenen. Sebe WCfenleferung fpft Is Gents, 1ebcr Sanb
$l.25. S46n eebuntrne grenrpIore foifeu 25 Gents msBr pr. 9anb
DaS bereits Grlhcncne pirb lpfort uno bic SOrtrsuns INNER bel
erl4etnen 9sleErt. Die 8eltfliun9 gilt FUR bas game g9erf.
@usfuhrlide &neiSen ib bel alien Meenkn III b0bcn. Solire
Ndnner, ipelfe in Srkn. no nod fen @9ent 1T, Die @sentur ibsrs
nsbmen nOiler, bite i'd, it an MID 5u wcubtn. Ntp grrt, 81.
Suli 1854.
6rtebrt6 @~erbarbt.
0of,9pr 400l,)
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
Notice to Shippers.

80 49, - -
being Of the utmost importance for the pron-r
Il Pr"te' uon of the Track, and 10 keep out of liz
way ol gravel ami other trains that freight trains d.,
run ~ regular tniom rate Of speed which can only
ne accomplished hy running IN schedule time. there.
fore. iI order that tie freight trains NAV h. r~ ~,
'' tine laid down u the schedule, ordered that
"li"f utty days from this date. freight viii he re-
te'Nrd 10y the Nashville ana CHATTANOOGA Railroad
ComiEtN! Al ScAe' ulc stations only.
w. COLE
tan2--tr - ~ - - =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
: SheIton's Marble Works

W. hS
Church street. nextdoor 10 Corneius's Cabinet shop
Nashville, Tenn.
THE undersigned would nform nis friends - -
Il and tho public generally that he NiIicou- II TNl
tnae the MARBLE BUSINESS IN this CITY % N.rr@zf
his SHOP, next door To f;orneliuss Canine. et71r
shop. On Church. street, AMI calls attention to ~
the stuck of ~
Marble Monuments, Tombs, etc.
GAich he has on exhibition and for sale embracing
CREST variety finished IN the most saperb manner
he prepared 10 Manufacture the shortest notice
N "a Be " anteis; and every description II
Marble Work, OF The anest American ana lIal.
an Marble HE work viii, AS heretolvre, be war,
rAnted ADD As prioss 10 sult the times
t-ns-sF n, l.. SHELTON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

freight Steamer EASTPuRT 'HO1-4kSKAH. I
ia the above trade the enere season making regular
trips be Wecn this city and New Orleans The EAST
PORT is last, of light draught, aud well acapied for
the Cumberland river trade. 4.-
noy24-tf A HAMTI TON Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
Grates and NANTES.

ItSr reeefVed anr asSortsssHt - Manshe snE
q rAFsE SEassss Ma bssssl issa l4Itisa al s.s.b
MEaa Also. s1sA $50
$3.50 oesi FIrs BrlSk ia .-,s sexby
fssiT ,. E. wIiAoN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
Coal OIL! Coal OIL.

CST Fecslsed sbbls. super isr LeurHeatInr cesi on
- sutiabie for ulsch.1erF, whirh Wfii ssrrzsf
de UsA- A. - g. the iEtefrss q parties Wishing
cal fAr machf merry n large qlAHttics, kei gsd
article. AMI "a is~er Fs tAan theF Ees sbe AaIelsI
% xill be pleased - have all xha ss u tes q
Also,
70 hbis. beat bHraiDk C..si o. saTrAnte4 = b. Il
besl gaalty, aud neArly frcc froEa o4oE.
A afse snHTly Coal ca LAmpz. &c erefy deserip-
lisa ant PFtee J. WslrssN
fself II osiirss q
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Machines and ImpIemenrs.
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

fINhL esdeT-s<use are eos FsnK - Yris ar safe
AL tsai psrtlgn - ians, l3ius "a the ssstta si
u the ChArleue ftrtfke. ec4sEinF g. de estate ID
he lAts gaitles tlzrTa2 Deceased Te Ian f.rs IN
fail vieN. and sttha asvut rifirs ~ fiIe state
Capitol, aud Is lad out ~ lois xarg iuE siHe from
hsuricru 20 tseHg EsEr ssEss All Gsxrstius 81 the
TaFupike rad fhess lands sI Be shid ~ tssF pri-
ees asa 90 Liberal tune Ang Terzeps sishsrg - *
tAst asosrtail tslrtie ziArs u rs.ltia A.
uze tsras, y - piez=s sail Jsts q ftsrrts sissr
de premises, OF ou J l. & X bro9a, kszl Estate
AsxuIs, ~ the En1eEsssEsa - kssssilie.
n. :. ftiGfffR.
G. & EOEBErI
ssPtle-U ExecateFs - Il fsArfow decse
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To All TIE Eastern ,f,Lee.

8; N.fisit.t E,l'r-ss t.ruafi 'oiif.bas aid
" E-A -.tIs - .liH 60 o.. w.. 81
il"A fAlI' b.. tArugh a. huir audi Iu-b1rs without
change ui cate.
Eour DHiIJ Trains.
FIRST TRAM leNrls..c ltisa--, Steut.ef VILE,
sna Misri- i-..ilt4 i1t4essl rave. alurti4siu at
ocIvcA =. 81 iog ~ &c cs.vgl cisos aso sil.ls-
Erls.
Itt- tram -tsir htN tlu 0iiiiai Columbus Il
Lirr.TI.l- Nrrstv. A.ial, AID i.Hi...r.. -.aIs
-tttsNR ItAiN.--t d yuttrc EaIr,ss AaH--tsaN~s
CiHsi4a. s-iu A. ". ior iiikEk t.ri.iu Aes erA
b1stuii, &C. Nhrriug uaiuu.urc' i4.iad-ila, NASH
tIEtu tlty.
I..s sra.4 sloIs ~ AL points heA vru CINCINNATI and
Coiuuiiiss-
Mild TRAIN .-Aeoammodatiois--Isaves Clncn uat
al a. J. " ior ~pTu,s Eeld ahl CaiuIpbus-
MS traiu sl-o ankles connexions Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster LzsssFIile I4s sIIs iolIIs
betSren Che mat and Columbus.
FOl isIH TRAIN. IL y eand, iIttsburg aud Wheel
ia >isht Expgc-s-Ir4Ncs CncinbsIi al SO OclOck
2. ~ Tor All the Eastern cities
Has sSis al al foants between CneiEnAtiAsd
Coiurlhas.
No Sundays.
Tg=ins ran by C1ilinbus ume-ssysn utes faster
than Csilc intaf! time.
Tor Through Tickets
And All nfsrtlztt3 ouC4nlztl 1szsc apply at the
I-ttie Mssuii tattfgtoh ana licking once No
B4Eaet iitsrsr as Ola ulCe, ssuthe-st eornrr
hTeaaSss AID Front, eil~iIe spencer House, 81 a.
J. DURANp, superintendent
4 ?. FEIIER Geb~f4l rckeI Agent.
TisE OAfNIuIS line calis for passengers all the
prlncsfaa tuteis each and every By leaving
crsctsSaS SiIlaEr Tie above sfees, Sil eau
P.SssagsFs u al i-1rts Il The ely, without fail
zsv ~ A. r. RUcGLAs Condnctor-
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in o. B. WE ST

| IIAS in store MACHINE CARDS aud all other find
lnrs Ter manufacturers Il Wool and Cotton, at
No ~ CRion street. adjoining the Bank Of Tennessee.
feb4-2m
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
" iMtVr Nrvonmeu,.Ut

TO- ga GO 8 81 So.
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New Orleans and Nashville
Packet

'HE splendid Fast Running a
Il steamer c. TWICHFII4. NrssGzssIAs--,
HARRY MCCOMAs, Master, will .-sZza.szz=z=z=zszrl
run as above making regular eighteen cay tript be
tween NewJ.l cans and Nashville.
his tine ssenger steamer will be here soon as
water No init and continue in this trade all season
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

rTtHE undersigned has been appointed agent for
Il thc PENAahI.kANiA kAlLituAI l., and u now
Prepared 10 execute Bills at La,Ing through To- hos
ton, Vow York Philadelphia or BALTIMORE On exceed
lex hherai teTIus.
lie {" u tho enter into arrangements Tor the dcltv
cry % Goods from ANY OF the Eastern cItrs 10 all
poiuts On the Cumberland RIVER reasonable Rates.
For infoEmation apply Il.
JOAN II. HARRIS tramboat Agent
novlS-u AtFlSHER, MHELEsS y Co.'S
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RE LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICESBuRC
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Rnh pnrnr

one OF these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th
er Gay at noon; time from Nashville Memphis For
N-eiIht Hours; Nicksburg Five Days. and TO New
Orleans IN Sevcn DAYS
b'dts leaNe nashville every day and wait for the
arrival of the Passenger Trains l5ciore starring
FOR nrst class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
els can be procured II the different points at prices
named IN the annexed SChedu le of Rates
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
LiXI.RY STABLE.

WV. !. Wright CO.. would respect -
w iUly Inform the citizens OF Nashville IN
Ahu TIE pubic generally that they nave HA
purchased the we'll Anown Livery stable and, -,
ana hAtntes ,Iorn crly occupied 10y VIM j. Philips On
Market street lrs below the square.
We nave nrstrItc lots aud box stalls TO aCconImC-
date aToNers, and all our friends Tho may favor a.
NItb their patronage.
We pledge ourselves To- give satisfaction in all cases
w nave a Ltrsc number OF inc saddle Horses and
he bHggies to hire at ali times
lhe Ia't We do not intend bcn passed by any
stable IN u'e southern country. Come along ana see
Tor yourselves.
fcb5-ly VIM r WRIGHT 4 IN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16
CARTER, WHSfORD l. co.,
Successors to Carter, Mckay Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND COMNISSION
III E r G II A N T S,

tCrelgn and Domestic Liquors, cigars, &C.,
NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store aud to arrive
4 SUGARS.
100 hhds New Orleans sugar, all grades;.
100 bbis. Crushed sugar, all grades;
80 g ST. Louis Loaf Sugar, all grades.
80 g Powdered Sugar, all grades.
COFFEE.
300 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOIASSES.
100 bbls New Crop Mulasses, all grades;
100 half bbls. New Crop Molsses all grades;
SO bbls. and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 " Dean Il faes do;
100 Smiths Reserve do;
loo 1" Old Rye do;
100 - 10 Newsom's do; treble distilled;
100 90 Tennessee White do;
200 g Old Country do
100 " Old Bourbon do
100 q Old Monongehala do;
40 % Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CIDER Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 halt boxes IaCw Candles,
loo Redms Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes Starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
900, ujO G.. - Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
100 b and II ID Cadds Black and Common Tea;
so chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". X. Cheese, prime;
100 - T.. u.
800 bags Shot, assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black pepperj
100 duZ. Bruoms;
100 q" Cotton Rope;
100 boxes soda IN papers;
100 - Scotch Suun;
$50 % STICK Candy:
100 - Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda:
1000 doZ assorted Buckets;
store and for sale lower than they be had else
where.
We Agents for large Wooden Ware and Bucket
and are prepared al all times To sell to
he Trade at ManufaC turers prices frel ht added.
CARTER, WlI-SFORD x Co 1901
decl0 No. Market street
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Nome Again!

MIR. Ia MOO HE drSircs 70 infoFm his
1N1 trruis aud the pubi,c guAcriiy that lac has
tGfnf fro. his Northern tour ,IuI reaay to open
an. TALL campaign.
Fully posted IN all recent improvements in Photo-
grtpht' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as gtuf,re, solely
Hp"E the Bse'tti Of his pictures, and determined
susre crOrt To please he confidently invites those
vho have new gwen him a tair uaii, tudo 50.
Ialies VIII his present rooms toe IN, - con, 9.
NEATLY and ri NaSantiy located OF any Ia the CIV
h-frs sire N'rner 81 inbm srpf3t-i
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Rates Charged for SrcOnd-Clas Tickets.

migrants viii DE taken upon Deck Il reduced
prices aud from three to ten dollars cheaper than By
any other route.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-10-19
Geological Survey of Arkansas

H IRST report of Geological Recon \ holscance Of the northern counties of Arkansas, made during the years 1857 and 1855 by David Dale Owen, Principal. assisted by William Elderhorst, Chemical Asslstant and Edward T. Cox, Assistant Geologist"
 To the citizens of Arkansas this is an invaua- Die book ,but equally so to every onehaving the small lestlnterest in her lands or desiring information con- cemlng the wealth of her immense mineral re- sources, now being gradually but reliably developed
 ms Is the first report of a laborous survey still m rapld progress under the patronage of the Satc the discoveries and disclosures from which will add wealth and importance to every portion of the country touched by the survey. Dr. Owen has richly sustained the high reputation he already en- joys from similar labor in other States. The work contains fourteen beautiful illustra- tlons ot steel, coiored Autograph, and represent ing the following beautiful views: Natural Dam, across Lees Creek in Crawford County;
 Sugar Loaf Mountain of Searcy County;
 Calico Rock on White River;
 Sugar Loaf Mountain of Marion County:
 Prominent Mass of Sandstone, Lead Regions, Carroll County;
 Cliffs of the '' Bee Rock' on Little Red River;
 Sugar Loaf Mountain. Van Buren County:
 Knob of Searcy County, on Forest Creek
 Mammoth Spring of Fulton County;
 Round Top Peak, Judah Mountain - Boston Range;
 Marshall's Prairie, Boat, Pilot and Stack Noun tains in the distance:
 Rock House on Cane Creek in Newton County; View across the Arkansas River, from the heights above Van Buren, Sugar Loaf Mountains in the distance;
 Part of Boston Mountain Range, Newton Co.,
 Large Royal Octave, 256 pp. bound ill cloth; ; price 8 00.
 Copies sent by mail carefully wrapped on receipt of price. Agents wanted throughout the State.
 All orders addressed to JNO. F. REARDGN,
 July 18th, '59. Book SeLyer and Sfetioner
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-10-19

A DEAF AND DUMB FATHER SORROW Mr. Bachus, the editor of the Radii, at Canal New York, is deaf mute, and in one of his late papers he thus d. ludes to the death of a beloved child: " We cannot this week fill our usual column. Every time hitherto, before this, that we have sat in the old place, to the now regularly recurring duty, we have had dear little fingers rambling along our knees, or making stray snatches at the paper-a little face, all lit with happy eyes, peeping into ours. A little head, holding as it. shook it's curls, a mock by, by, papa, and turning back again to the sweet childish teasing But, now alas! the little fingers are no longer here, the little eyes are dim with dimness that shall never know their lustre again, and the little curles are wonder, beneath that sod that gleams, so greenly beneath the trees and the glimmering white tombstone"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-10-19

To PICKLE CUcuMBERs-The following mode has been tried, and although not diff. fering materially from "pickling'' in gen. eral, is said to be excellent, by lady in Germantown, who has adopted it for the last two or three years:
 "Make a brine by putting one pint of rock salt into pail of boiling water, and pour it over the cucumbers, cover tight, to keep in the steam, and let them remain all night and part of day; make second brine as above, and let them remain in it the same length of time; then scald and skim the brine, as it will answer for the third brine, and let them remain in 1t as above; then rinse and wipe them dry, and add boiling hot vinegar, throw in lump of alum as large as an oilnut to every pail of pickles, and you will have fine, hard and green pickle. Add spices, if you like, and keep the pickles under the vinegar. A brick on the top of the cover which keeps the pickles under has tendency to collect the scum to itself, which may arise"
 The cucumbers should be pickled, allow ing half an inch of the stem to remain.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-10-19
Great Sale of Railroad Lands. 4ozo co A ere G

OF THE FINEST ARKANSAS LANDS, AT PUBLIC SALE.
 PURSUANT to an order of the Board of E Directors of the Little Rock and Fort ShiIl Branch of ue Cairo and Fulton Rdiroad Company. made on the Sth day of June, 1859,
 10000 Acres of Land!
 will be offered for sale at the office oi said companv. in the CITY OF VAN RUREN, CRAWFORD Co. AR KANSAS, on Monday, the l4th day of No vember, 1859, and from day to day until | sold, being about one half of the lands attached to the First Division of said road. These lands are advantageousy situated upon, and near the line of the LatIe ROck and Fort Sndth Brunch Rqilroad. which is now being placed in course of construc- ton. They comprise some of the most VALUABLE BOTTOM and UPLANDs in Western Arkansas. and are situated in the counties of Crawford, Sebastian and Franklin and are trHhia hrenfy miles of the cu Of ldp Buren. and rittiR tuenf jire nles Of tle ciJ, ot Fort Smith. This Railroad traverses a part ot the fhest and richest portion of the State and its completion within five years will afford railway communication with every portion of the Uniou.- Immigration to this State has been steadily increas- ing until the better part of the government lands are absorbed. The lands attached to this road were selected and confirmed ye.s ago, and are now brought into market for the first time and present inducements to Planters and Farmers desiring to emlgrate from the oi,ief States and rare onnottu- mites to capitalists for safe and remunerative n- vestments. The climate is unequaled by any nor- ton of the Great West for saubrty and health; the soil is remarkably productive, and the country well watered and tfmbered. The company are in condition to make good title to the lands now offer ed for sale.
 TERMs-One-third cash; one-third in six months. and one-third in twelve months; notes to bear in terest from date, at the rate of ten per cent per an mum, until paid. Full lists of these lands. and all desirable information concerning them will be fur nished on application, personally, or by mail, to J. E. Ogden, Secretary, at the company's office in Van Bnren. JESSE TURNER, President
 Office of l.. R. X F. s. Branch of
 C. X F. Railroad Company.
 Tan BDren, Ark., Aug. 3l, 1859.
 Sept II, 1859. till Ist Nov