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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
MORE NEW BOOKS.

4A@At0 As 4% W i-SSAo. DEULAH, by Augusta J. Evans, of ID Mobile;
 Womtn, La femme) by Michelet; Love, LaMour) by '' Anecdotes of Love, by Lolla Montez; True " Womanhood, by Jno. Neal; The Professor at the Breakfast Table, by the author of the " Aatocrat;'
 Leaves from an Actors Note Book, by Van denhof;
 The Art of Dancing, by Feuero; Wild Sports of the South, or Campfres of the Ever Glade9;
 Carolina Sports by Land and Water, including incidents of devil fishing, wild cat, deer and bear Fishcr's River Scenes and Characters, by ''Skitt," off N. c., :" eho was raised thar.' Sight and Herring, How Preserved and How Lost by Dr. Clark, fifth edition. Just opened at the bookstore by Nav JNO. F. REARDON.
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S T P. A V 10 D

EROM the subscriber near Swan \ Lake, Arkansas county, yellow bay Jc.r horse, I5 hand, high, yeas old past, back les mane ana tail, has large bell with new black leather collar.
 ALSO--A dark bay mare MULE, years old past, about lfts hands high taii shaved and mane roachej, no marks or brands pcrcevabe.
 A liberal reward will be paid for their delivery to me at my residence. c. D. NICkS.
 May :. lt61 .iwN
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For the Ladies.

For the Ladies.
 RECEIVED BY LAST ARRIVALS Organdie Robes, Euibgodere,. B pok Co lars, Pr nted Lawns, Back Lawns, Lawn Robes, White Biiijante, Swiss Muslin, Back and Wb te Lawns Check Ginahams, Green Vail BAraze, Figured Brilliante, Black. Blue, X Pink Baraze, Bl sck File Mittz, Pink. Blue Canar TaIlton Spiral Puste. ack Lee Mantilas, Bia'k Lace Points, hite BaF.ze Mantillas, Corsets, Linen ~nd Check'd Dustsr F. Hoop Skirts, Hats, Trmrd and Unir med Hose and Cloves, Flats and B oomers. Hemstc'd l.. C. II kf's.
 Spring and Summer Prents, etc. etc.
 ndrior safe by gaa M. OSBORN Little Reck. Alril 2lst, 1860.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for S1 per square, ten lines or iess,) for the first inser toR, and 50 cents ior each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged s3O.
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cHILDREN'S CLOTHING. 10 SUITS Marsailles Children Suits; z l2 Suits light assorted
 '' extra fine JACKETS and PANTS for Boys from to s years old. They are selling of fast Call soon at April 28 A. POLLOCk'S, Store. Just Received per steamer Sky Lark, - BARRELS White Com Meal ' Er.s. Good old Rectifed hisky. q Tennessee White '' '' Choice Bianly.
 < Rull Butter
 [" Dried Apples.
 '' Brown Su-ar.
 < White Crushed Sugar. l,GlJ lbs. Gear Sides. {" Sugar Cu.ej Hams 3 dog. ? hooped Buckots. '' 3 $ Cedar Buckets. ? ' Selves.
 :" 2olltn Kegs with handles. 4 Boxes Ciartt W inc. 30 0 Choice C gas.
 TOBACCO, RAISINS & CANDY, Pick es, P,prer, Yeast PowGers, Rice inlles; M tci4es, Tea, St:reh B, oom-, Pres and Smtli tot Of first rate Tin-ware, and also
 Cod-iish Nnckele!, Smoked Herring,
 Sari;ne, and Oysters, All for sale cheap Cash, by
  May ;, 1860. Nain Srea, opposife The'drn ENRESH arrivals per steamers Quapaw, \ Cedar R pds, South Bend and Sky ylark.
 GROCERIES" 5000 lbs. Clear Sides. 1000 ' Sugar cured Hams. 1000 '' :. g. cantassed Hams 1000 < Shoulder meat. 300 $ Bologna Sarsages. br's of Leaf Lard. 4 Mess Pork. 4 Mess Beef. 800 lbs keg Butter. 25 sacks OId Dominion Four Tierce Rice. Case M. N $. Yeast Powders. 10 br s. reboilcd Moasses. ? $ Crushed Sugar 6 Boxes assorted Pickles. Boxes assofte r eruit. Dog. Ga.reti's Snuff. 20 Boxes Star Candles. lO la boxes Star Candles. $ S4lcks SS4 Table Salt. $ Boxes Mustard. 4 Tom Catsup. l Case Matches. 5000 Assorted Cigars. Boxes assorted Candies 1000 lbs Canvassed dlied Beef 100 Beef Tongues dried. 40 Bushels Potatoes.
 Woodenware" An assortment of Brooms, Tubs, Buckets, Wash- boards Chlnns, Pig 2ins, Bowles, Seves, Pails AXe.handles, Mats, etc, etc etc., all of which is offered for sale cheap for cash, by My ,, '60. SARASIN X KRAMER
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TIME BOOKS. THE Workman's Weekly and Monthly \ Time Book, for journey men aud employers. Just received at the bookstore by Ma~5 JNO. F.. REARDON.
 Fine Cutlery. LANCY and plain Pocket Knives; ] ' '' Pen .' Champagne Knives for the pocket; Nail Knives; Ivory and Buck Handle Sporting do Hammer Knives; Ivory Desk Knives; Silver irnt do, very fine; Fancy Dirk Knives; Superior Corn do, with double rasPs; Njcking Knives; Farmers Knives of various kinds. 4 very large and elegant supply, just received at the bookstore. JNO. E. REARDON. M,v
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 G. r. Q c c + l c S |! Sugar, Coffee, tea, Spice, P .ckles and Oysters; Sauces, Ketchurs, Sarlines; Dried Prune,, Apple, anl Peaches; Crackers, Cheese, Candies and Candies; Sweet O, Mustard, Potatoes and Onions; Anchovies, Indigo, Starch and Beeswax; Matches Basins, Dried Pears and Beahs; Butter, Frcuch Mustard in Jars; Choice Hams, Beef Tongues and Bacon; Whisky, Port W line, Claret, and Cognac; Cherry Brandy, Cuemel and Holland Gin; Sche dun Schnaprs, Malaga and Catawaba Wine; Holland HerIin ,S, Maekerel, Dun Fish; Smoking and Chew ng Tobacco, Cigars, etc., etc ,
 DRY ops. Lawns, MusliI-, Calico;
 Bleachel Domestics, Unbl@ched do.,
 Hickory, Str pes, Jeans and Cottona les:
 Linnen, Towell.ng, Bed Spreads;
 Bed ticking, Nosqui,o-bars,
 Checks, etc., etc.
 c L o T Ii NC.
 Gloves and suspenders
 Coat-, Pans and Vests;
 Shirts Under shirts and Socks; Neck Ties, all sizes and styles;
 F 4 \ C Y G o 0 D s. IlaF brusHe~, Ia T VII ana IDinQS; Looking Glasses, Belts and Purses; Razors, Hooks & Eyes anl Needles; TAim5cs, Beats, Pins and Rings;
 Harp', Carers, Caps, and Violin Strings;
 SI ring Fish hho lk- (Patentel;)
 Snui Boxes, Mea uling Tire. Rules Sn king Pires, Thread, SILK; Steel PcIs, Pencils, Ribbons, Umbrellas, Crret Bag; Buttons, etc., etc., etc. HENRY FISHER. My 5th, lS60
 N. B.-The above will not interfere with my usual business but am still prepared 10 carry on tne milling L-I..u.-- i.. alL iLs LrancLns u. '.
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The New SfOve!!!

{ Cargally selected Jy himaT and aoarrantea
 4 No. l. Augers, Screws, Enamelled Kettles, Gimb!ets Nails, Frying Pans; Boring Machines, Brads and Tacks; Slws, Powder, Lead and Shot; Pocket and Table Cutlery, Clothes Lines Pins; Chisseis, Spoons, Wool Carls; Axes, Shears and Scissors, Curry Combs; Hatchets Mallets, Sand Paper; Hammers, Wood saws, Prepared Chalk, Planes Gall descriptons,) Scales, States; Flies and Rasps, Pad Locks, Chalk Lines; awing-kniveS, Faucets (bras4 and wooG;) White Lead, Turn Screws, Cofeemills, w. Zink Screw Wrenches, Cutters, L.nsecd Oil; Locks, Lanterns Brushes of all descriptions, etc; Butts and Hinges, Pul!eys, etc, etc. Boots and Shoes. | nIinc Cnntc nnl ChiIlrnn,c Shnoc
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VTRS. ARENA SEE k prepared to make WI all descriptions of LADIES DRESSES.- She h,s had much ex xerence and feels certain that she cin shit the tastes oi all who desire her ser vices. Her res,de ce is on Center street, opposite the residence of Wm. Hane.
 May 1894 m
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Louis, Mo.
 McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

WORLD
 The safe and for taucers, Piles, lnmors Sweiag, ard Brnnehee GIlre Paralysis, Neurag'a, WeaLness of the u.ces, Chronic lDhamna,oN ke"- mailsm. stiffness of the Joints, COntac ell Muscles or ga- ments Earache Tootbache, Bnlses SWaIns, ounds, Fresh Cuts, Ucer Fever Sores, Caked breasts Sore Mp pss, Bnns. Scaids Sore Throat, any Inflammation or Pam. difference how how long the disease may have existed. MCLEAN's CELEBRArEp LISiMthT Is aeer- tdy.
 Thous of human beings have been saved life Of de crepifude and he of ti invanabe mediclne
 McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Will pam almost ane0us aud VIII cleanse, pnrfy. heal he iouieS incredibly ,hon time
 For Horses and other Animals Mclean celebrated Lnimen Is inc only safe and relia- ble remedy the of Spayn, Ring one, NIndgall>, Spiuts nnaura umps, Nodes of S@ eilmgs. l. ~i ne yer fail Big Head Plleyii, Fstua, Old Running Sore S~eeoy, If properly applied For SPIans, Brn>e Scraithe, Cracked Hee Chates, Saddle Collar Calls, Cuts, Wounds, niaitie remedy. Ap lyt dlreced and 5 certain every instance.
 Then trhe longer with the many worthless Linments oe ed you. Obtain supply of Dr. cIeans celebrated Linimenf. 1t will cure you.
 J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
 Corner of Thnd and Pune Sts. S Lotus, Mo. Dr. J J. McALMuNT, Agent al Little Rock, and Dr. s. J. McALMONT, Pine BluH, Ark.
 Feb l. lc60 ly
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SALE OF UNITED STATES PRopEpTv

THERE will be sold at the United States j. Arsenal at Little Rock. Arkansas on inc 1oth day of May next, the following public property, viz: fN Sets of two wheel Harness; . |" 5 Whips; 229 MusketS, Pereussion; 15s Rifles, (Ha's Flint; 45 < Contract II Colts Pistols:
 o2 Carbnes (Ha!l's)
 (Jenk's) 25 !" (Sharp's) 36 6 (Burnsidesl 2i oabres, Horse Artillery and Cavalry; 24 Swords, Foot Artillery: B " Non Con- Officers and Musicians; 422 Cartridge Boxes 59l :" Box Belts: US Belt Plates, assorted; 33l Bayonet Scabbarls: II Holsters and Pouches;
 Copper Flaeks;
 62 Saddles, (Grimlev's) 27 Valises l75 lbs. Powder, (Cannon) 61O < (Rife) 3,e2o Percussion Caps sporting; 3l Curb Bridles, (Dragoon Bit) 2n liore Brushes;
 60 Circingles itl many other articles too numerous to men, ton. Sale to commence at 10 o'c' ocI precisely
 RICH'D FATHERLY,
 N. s. K Ord U. s. ARSENAL, Little Rock April 26, le6O 30-Jt DECEIVED per steamboat Henry Fitz- Ia hugh
 9 brs extra superfne Flour, Boone mill 30 boxes Palm Soap;
 Is Cheese;
 Starch;
 brls Mess Pork;
 " Mess Beef;
 100 q Bolagna Sausage;
 Died Apples;
 3 ' Homnv;
 4 boxes Prepared Horseraddish;
 '' Catawba Wine;
 i brls Cidar Vinegar; 50o assorted Stonewlre;
 boxes Assorted robacco;
 gross papers Smoking Tobacco; And for sale cheap for cash bv April 2o sARAslN X KRAMER.
 DICTIONARIES. WORCESIER'S Celebrated Ouorto, w Illustrated; Websters large unabridged do; Dictionary of Congress by Lanman; Glossary of English Words, used formerly in senscs different from their present; Buttons Cyclopedia oi Wit and Humor, with 2l Portraits on steel and many hundred wood en- cravings, vols, octave. Just received at the book store by April 2S JNO E. REARDON.
 STATIONERY. DLATTlNG paper, fresh supply of | very fine; Patent Hook Tags, assorted; India Rubber Pens; < < Pocket Ink Stands; fropelng and Repelling Pencils; Rubber Bands all sizes; Parchment, very superior quality; Arno, $ Fud; Indip Rubber Chess Men; Paner and Envelopes, atl sizes and kinds; Ju.I received at the book store. Aprl 2S JNO. E. REARDON.
 Squared Cards. " ARTS superior Club House anl \ Squared Linen Cards in cases. Just recey- ed at the book store by Api g JNO. E. REARDON
 Just Received LROM ST. LOUIS A 5o bHs Choice Surerfne Flour; 10 :" Butter Crackers; ID boxes Lemonade Syrup. And for sale by NJ. TANTI. April aS
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Champagne

pURR Millstones of all sizes on hand } and made toorder, Smut Mills, Mill Spindles, NH Gearing, Boting Cloth of all numbers Dutch anchor brand, betting, hoisting, and regulating screws; screen wire. picks and plaster Paris and imported from the manufactures, which enables me to sell best articles at low prices.
 Being practical mechanic, thoroughly under. standin" the theory and practice of milling opera tions, Miers and Mill wrghts will find it to their interest to examine my stock and rrces before pur- chasing. All goods sold by warranted to give satisfaction.
 All orders and communications promptly attend ed to. K. M. RYAN,
 Cor College and Broad Sts., Nashville, Tenn.
 March D. 1860. lv
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McLean's Strengthening Cordial

Will eifectually
 LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEASES, UF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARlS ING FROM DlsORUERED LIVER OK STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA,
 Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidy Sickness of the stom- ach, Fnnes of Blood to the Head, Dali Pain Swimming in tle Head. Palpaii ion of ihe Heart, Illness or Weight the tomach. Sour Euciatons, Chukirg sufocaine Feeling when lying down, DTyness ielloMnes> of the Skln and Eyes Night sweats Inward Ferer ain in the Small fl the Back Chest Side Sudden Fuses oi Heat Depression of Spirits, FrGht Dresns, Langor, nespon deney or Nervous Disease Sores or Botche on the Skn and Fever and Agne GOT Ch and feve It will als" diseases the Bladder and Womb, such as semnat Nesknes>, lnconiinence of urne sfanguary' innamma ton Weakness of ihe 't omb Bladder, Whites, etc
 There is no Mistake About it. Thi. Cordial will never fail 10 cure a, of the above dis n taken per directions each bottle, In German English and French
 Over a Million Of Bottles Have been sold during tLe last s monhs and m no in- stance mas Il iled in ewing entire a'is'aoti"n Who then, Vli uer from weakness debility ~hn AcLsan'o Strengthening Cordial wit cure Aon?
 To the Ladies.
 Do you wish be heatay strong! Then go at once and get or McLean Cordial. | will strengthen and iavgofa ycnr whole system, eansg hea'i"y and pure rosy boon of Leailh 10 meant to soa' cheek again.
 For Children.
 We say parents. your chiA1en sicslv pnny, or uflic ed with comants prevalent ame"g chd'en' g'' them qnaa of hcLean C"rna aHh q Wt H" re them heahy, at, ani r1lust. ay not moment S it, and you mil. be cGnp need.
 It is Delicious to Take. CAUTION of ig4',is deaie,s who may Try 10 palm upon Butter SaralmrIiA irash when they buy ctep by saying IS jfsi as good 'o'1 Sn men for n's s'freng henng iiordIai, and take notlnng ei,e ii i> te only remedy tat Will puny ihe blood honugh, and al the ue speng eh the ss'em One tab,e poontul ever. lastl lN cer- tain pre-. fo hoefa, h and Fever, clio" teveT or any prevaleu; disease. Iii put ID m large bottles Prce only sl per bottle, or bottles for o,-
 J If. MCLEAN,
 Sole Propre, of this Cordial,
 Also Ne cl.ean's Volcanic Oil imminent. Principal Depot on the of fbird and Pine sueets,
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Iron Amalgam Bells.

A/ E take pleasure m directing the at w tention Of those interested, to the annex ed Price l. st of our cheap Church. School and Farm Bells which, it will be observed, are offered at about one third much as is usually charged for those of corresponding size and wei ht by the manufacturers of brass composition Bells. THese bes are composed of an amqlgam, in part iron, which, while 1t is so much cheaner than the metals hereiof,re employed for the same pur- pose, yet seems to possess durability and sosorous qualire- scarcely infer or to the latter.
 FARM, SCHOOL, HOTEL AND SHOP BELLS, fitted with \ oke, Standards and Crank complete.
 Price. ls s Inch Bell, with Hangings. weahs e51bs. lS ' !" 95 {" 9 D |" J0o (. 70 g al5 3n CHIlRCH, ACADEMY, FIRE ALARM AND STEAMBOAT BELLS, riggel with Yoke Stand mcs, TOlting Hammer anu Wheel. 2: 2s lnef7eH, with Hangings Weighs .oo lbs $ 5 P q |" (. AGO s 41 [" s25 no 4s :. :. '" I701 :. 175 4 I Be,is wlrranted, (new ones given in case O. bteakage by ringna) for welve months from date oi purchase, shipped free of charge for drayage on receipt of rice
 HEDGES, FREE X CO.,,
 No. Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 5, 1860. #
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NEW GOODS. JUST received per steamer S. H. Tucker, ~ the following goods, oil entirely nesc and O. the tafest designs and selected especially, viz: Genuine Turkish HoolSas, Water Pipes;)
 Meerschaum Pipes, silver mounted and plain: Genuine Wavbowls do do:
 Meerschaum Cigar carved and plain Meerschaum Washed Clay Pipes, Ga new aFticle:)
 Cigar Stands and Oriental Cigar Smokers: Weichsel and Horn Pearl Stems. Stamcul Bowls; and many other articles of he Smoking Department.
 ALSO:
 Genuine Imported Turkish Tobacco. "Zenije'' brand, and Genuine Imported Fest Inda Sanokino 7o5acco from the Ise of :. SuriRam'' of the cr,,p Of ls46 in coils.
 respectfully invite my fri ends and the public in general, 10 an exam ,ti0n ol my stock feeling assured that shall not fa to give entire satstac- ton to all who mly favor me with their patronage.
 B. BERNAYS. Importer of, aud
 Deaier m GenuiBe Hdnana Gqars
 Marktam s'reet-in AshLey's Brck Roc. Lihle Rock, ApIil 2e, ls60
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
 In the Montgomery Probate Court at the Janu- ary term thereof, A. D. lc61.
 Eiza B'edsoe, as widow of Tyra
 Bed-oe, deed, PttA0ner.
 Jas. Blei.oe, Mary L1rl, Eliza
 Bedsoe, NJ liam Strin@.ciow
 anu Rehccca stringlcl,ow, Re
 spoadants
 yiIIS day came Eliza BIedsoe, widow ! of T,ri H. BicdSoe. deed, and flies her pe- tition, praying the l!rt to aIfont commissioners to hay oA and a~si igu dower to her out ot the rel estate belonging ~ said intcstate's e5!atc--it Is tlerciore ordered bv the court. tlat citation issue to James Bled-oe, Mar L. ri, and James edsoe, aS guardian of Margaret ed~Oc tc be and appear before this court he first day of the next regu- lar te thrie1l, 1t crur' f" be holden on the first Thursday ji Ju next. A. D. leG0, thcn and thee to 'huw ca SC l. any the> n Whv commissioners should not be aIpo nted by this court 10 lay of and assign dover to said petitioner oui oi the real esate < aforesaid And it appearing t. the court that William Sring.ellow and Bebecca lis wife, who are hers at law of a ntcstt;e, are non-resideuts of the Sa of Arkn aS-It is therefore ordered by the cuu!t that they be n t;fed of The pendaHcy ot s,id petition by rlb icatcn of this order in the " Arkansas True Democrat" a news "aper pinted in the city of Little Rock, by TWO successive week. r insertions, he '1st If win eli to be 1t east torr week before the fr-t day of said next term If th's court. D. A. " OOLAltD, Clerk.
 A true cory of the record.
 Attest: D. A. WO0LARD, Clerk.
 May 5th, 1860. 2w. Cost of adv. S6 50.
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 To place the True Democrat within the reach of all, we will furnish it to clubs the following rates the money, of course, attoays to accompany the ndnfs composing the club:
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White River and Napoleon Mail Line. STEAMER SAM HALE. CoLEs Muster.
 :" FORTUNE, D. B. PRICE, Master. ZINE of these boats leaves f ~s..s, N Napoleon every "WEDNESDAY, .5 FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at o'cock, P. SssAe''= t-Efs' M., arrives at Clarendon next d " at 1 o'clock, ?. M. re urhing, leave Clareud and Aberdeen on MONDAY, THURSDAY anu SATURDAY, on arrival of Little Rock Sage.
 These boats connect at Napo'eon with tlc M,il Lines to Memphis and ick-hurg.
 JOHNSON & PEAY, Agents. April 2l, l96a. u
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1860. 1860. Louisville and New Orleans Packet
 Steamer PACIFIC.

THIS magnificent Passenger .sE, Il Steamer will gun regularly be- .szzaaszsss.=zaA' tween the above cities during the Spring and Sum mer of the present year.
 PASSING NAPOLEON on the following days at l l o'clock r. M., each way,
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DRESS MAKING.

N. B.-The above will not interfere with my usual business, but am still prepared 10 carry or the building business in all it's branches. II. F.
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Boots and Shoes. Ladies, Gents and Chidren's Shoes.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12

TO THE PUBLIC.
 And the Ladies ill Particular. NO x E Y, REIGLER& ga \ BRO. are the only LADIES EssTM SHOE MANUFACTURERS in the -~--sse- -"sss---sse- State ot Arkis IS, knowing their work to be bet ter than any work which is brought from the East North, they wish to inform the Ladies of the flct that they find the 10 lowing work as cl cap as any tom work of the same st, e in the nort such as
 SIDE LACE CONGRESS OR
 BUTTON CATERS;
 LACE BOOTS;
 BUSKINS;
 SLIPPERS, white. satin or kid. FRENCH TIES, or any other style of Shoe that may be orlerei
 CONERY, REIGLER X BRO. April g, ls60 ly
 ANOTHER SUPPLY. IT UMBOLT'S Cosmos 3 vols, cloth; 4 Life ot Humbot, by Bayard Taylor; Noces Ambroaiane, vols, cloth; Iiyls of the King by Tennyson; Adam BcGe
 Crusades and the Crusaders, by Jno c. Edgar; Salad for the Solitary; P0e's complete works, 1 vols, cloth; Poe's Poetcal Works, l vol. blue and gold: Benton's 30 Years in the Senate, l5 calf vols Manual of Classical Literature. l vol oct: Widdified's Ccok Book; Lucy Crolton, by nuthor of Margaret Maitland Salmae undi, or Whim Wham and Opinions of Laumcelot Long Staff, l vol; Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley; Napo!eor Dynasty, by the Berkely Men; Macauev's Essays. vols, cloth; The Cavalier, by G. P R. James; Votare's Life of Charles l2th, with Critical No- tices-and Life of Voltaire, by Lord Braughm, Macauley and Carlyle; Dunaiian. OF Know What You Judge. Just received at the book store by Aprii2 2S JNO. E. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12

1H0 ACRES good Bottom Land in lOO Arkansas county, on the Napoleon anu Pine Bluff Railroad, about 5 miles from the river Mach l7 Apply to JOHN COLLINS.
 The Gazette will please copy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-04
toily papers copy.)

+ ISsTALLAnoS OF TUE OFFICERS OF WAYNE
LoDeE, L 90. F-The Odd Fellows Hall, in
Ohio Block was crowded with respectable
and attentive audience last evening to witness
the public installation Of its officers. Deputy
Grand Master g. NJ Young, assisted by Deputy
Grand Warden B. M. Ayres, presided,
The ceremonies were Interesting and impress.
i've, after which the Grand Sire of the Grand
Lodge of the United States, Samuel Craighead,
Esq. delivered most beautiful aud eloquent
address, in whichhe portrayed the prominent
features Of the Order. The objections urged
against tins benevolent institution were shown
to be very foolish, as the secrets of the Order
were only such as any well regulated family
usually observe. No Odd Fellow had ever,
since The organization Of the Order, become q
pauper. It's poor, disabled. isiel members are
always taken care Of, besides which Odd Eel,
lows are always willing to pay their full shav'
toward relieving the necessities of those outside
of the Order. Its teachings arc all CALCULATED
to promote the moral, intellectual and socia
condition of its members The Order nov
numbers about two hundred aRd fihy thousand
who are scattered over the whole United States
TITS bond of union between the North ans
Sdnlh, and is truly conservative, national in
stitutiOn In short, Il incuiSsies peace, eoOt
will, beneyolence, sound mofality, and stric
justice. /.