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Family
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extra cts, and put up
inGLASS CASES, Air Tight, and wifi
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
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Manufacture of Salt.

At time when the high price of this necessary article and the question of tu- ture supply are attracting So much attention, some remarks upon the sonlccS and man ulacturc of salt may be of interest.
 Salt Is obtained from salt mines, salt springs, inland lakes and the ocean The salt from mines iS. however, very impure anI re hires to be di>solv q iii water and after th deposition of the impurities, re- covered by evaporation. Salt springs are suppo,ed to originate from streams of water passing through saline strnia. By far the most important source of salt is the ocean The cause Of the saltncss oi the oycan has been considerably discussed, but tine most probable explanation k, that the streams flowing from the land bear with them every variety of soluble matter which being incapable of return, k render el sensible by the constant process of evap- otAtion and that sof, popuIarly SD called. being the m pst abundant of these prodncis gives it, character to the mixture. Thi, rxplanatiot, ik reDderel probable by the fact that lakes having no outlet are always saline, and as evaporation. owing to the shaI"Wness, in more rapid there thnnin the sea, the brine is gnelaIy stronger than that of the ocean:
 A saturatel solution of salt contains at or mary temperatures, abont 37 per cent of salt; few, il any. salt springs or lakes are nearly so strong as this. Some of the wells at Onondaga, NY, yield d. high as one buShe (o 56 bs) of salt to 40 gallons of water, while it requires $50 gal ons of sea water at Nantucket to produce he same amount. The strength of sea water varies at different points, owing to the effect of currents, and the influx of fresh water from the land, and inc process of evaporation constantly going on. In the tropical re- gions of course the water Is stronger than it is in high IatituleS, and in mid ocean stronger than 1t is near shore. The speci fic gravity of sea water IS generally stated at l,030, but that Of water taken from the east river at New York in very high tide was only l,02038 Of this 1000 grains contained 26,8 grains of dry saline matter, of which 203 grains was chloride of so- dium, or common salt In this ratio, it would require about 323J gallons of water to produce bnshel of salt if the whole could be separated. It is probable that upon our coast, allowing for waste, no larger product than thiee bushels to 1000 gallons of water could be calculated on.
 There are two methods of producing salt from brine, one by boiling, the other by spontaneous evaporation. That produced
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
ESQ REW ARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber'seA j s plantation, l5 miles below Little Rock &.s' Arkansas, on Saturday, 2lst inst, a negro -SA man named JACK or JACKSON. Said nCT1sis of dark copper color. p or P years old about 5 feet, ' or ; inches high, weighs l'5 or 60 ibs and is stout aud well built. He rode away lghz brown Ally Gyears oll, with blaze face, and McNi- can brand on the left hip or thigh-had on hy}t cassimere cross-barcd sack coat and black V ool hat, aisotook with hjm pair of coarse white 3nk cts, pair of fair leather saddle-bags u:d fiddle will most likely go to the Cherokee Nation, where understand he has a mother living, few miles west of Fayetteville. The above reward will be given for his apprehension and delivery 10 me at tis place, or SD will be paid fl he is con- ined in any iail in the State where can get him.
 J. w. McC9NAUGHEY.
 ElHi{p Rock Ark Juiy 21 l~60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
ANGLICAN g.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Egalni.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2, 1861.

CHARLESTON, Oec. =, lSbi.
 The work of devastation goes rapidly onward The sudden landing of the He's sians on the islands of Hilton Head and at Helena found the planters away from their plantations. Their slaves, alarmed and dis organized by the heavy cannonading of four hours, and the appearance of so ovast an arm ed force, 1t was natural that these poor, help less creatures became anxious to submit to any demands of the victors. They enlist. ed the male slaves to build and work on their breast works, while the females were entertained with bands of music, and the most disgusting scenes of debauchery and vice. In fact, the soldiery gave themselves up to thcir lusts. They landed on Pinckney island. the beautiful estate of Miss Pmck- ney, of this city, and daughter of Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, of the first Revolu- ton, and there in the old ancestral halls they now revel to the disgust of the very
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
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 FSy Fsy H n, < X ghss I ScHEI4iEE T 4 9 PRINCIPALS Assisted hy full corps of ab and experienced Teachers fp'iIE ahuye named Principals resp ctfnlly
 inorm their friends atr. and the s%t9se-.sss public gencrny, hat The next session of this .fz@ n In-'itufe will commence the lSt Monday SrassS }a SpeatbDr, lStl. Gratefully acknowledg sE. ssesfs The liberal patronage thcN have hitherto croycd. ty now rc affirm that 10 effort >ha ba spared render the ln>ttn'e all 3t is generous snppnrtes desire The most thorough tI2inng will br given in all branches of complete English tdrcttion Main mstics Moiern and An cirnt Languages Wiii Eh tneh in any coll c; and in he department oG Music, Painting pra"i .l. bat teachers Of the highest qualifications will be employed The government of ths in,ttute is cl1recerzeG by the utmost kindn ss; the Of proQfi " and iuGi1dud spousib fly will be appealed to rather than of punish mtnt and the moral training receives Unramitlg attention, Tuitnn win Ec clrgoh from tho inh ut ut.HuVe tr the close Of the session. No deluctions trtio except for protractad ilnes5 The scholastic is divided into two ssons l 2l " eks each The Institute will embrace three dc laltm nfs-- he Primary, Junior and senior.
 toI terms and particulars apply to the Pricnipals.
 L.ifte ROcI. .IMN ]. iA6l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
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NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS. nDtemhpr 2. lS57

Direct Importation. J. U E " Q $ 85 c O.,
 Conol Street, corner of B0ur6On,
 NEW ORLEANS. OUR stock of SPRING GOODS is { read, for examination, and comprises q com pietc assortment of choice styles of SEASONA- BILE GOODS, to be sold at
 Very bow Pricesl GOOD GRENADINt, BAR ICE, at l5c yard BROCADE ENGLISH RAREG E, at 25c yard. ORGANDY STYLE BA tGA' from ra 'oc a yard EMB'D CANVAS BAREGE |, from 6Jc yard. PLAID SILK GRENADiNE, 5Uc.
 CAUSE, 75c. PEKIN and FIGURED HERNANT. EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE BROCADED ind PRINTED GRENADINE CAMBRIC LACE and SHAWLS. REAL LACE REVERSiBLES.
 POIN IS. SPANISH LACE DOUBLES. MUSLIN SHAWLS ana MANTlLLAS. MUSLIN ZuUAVEs ana TURCOa. PLAIN anu PLAID NANSOOK
 PLAIN and PLlAD CAMBGICS.
 PLAIN and PLAID JACONETS. FANCY LACE MUSLIN and farare Muslin,- EMBD SWISS, for Morning Robes. SPRING PERCALES. I2lac. FRENCH JACONET New Style. 25c. FRENCH ORGANDlES, Rich, 40c.
 Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAMBkICS, new design. PRINTED LINEN REGATTA5. LINEN SBIkIING, Co.den t' LINEN SHIFTING "ro,.ol,a a,4 Scotch REAL TOT :. DE COUTRAI. ...sCH TABLE SETS FRENCH TABLE DANASK. SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOW ELS. BIRDS Fl F DIAPER, LINEN LAW NS, etc. FRENCH and ENGLISH HJiaEkY- All descriptions and sizes, for LdCie, and Children. .FHET NIT5 AND GLOVES. NEW STYLE FANS. PARASNLS. VALENCIENNE. Application and Point Laces. RICH EAiBROIDERIES. MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES. PABLOR SUITS. MORNING ROBES and CAMISOLLES. MARS SEILHES SUITS. EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. INFANT ROBES, etc. CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. RICH LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. MUSLIN AND LACE BARS. MARS EILLES QUILTS, Counterpanes, etc. FRENCH PERTUMERY, etc.
 We will take particular pains to fil all orieIs from the country. April 4, lebl ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
NOTICE.

EnT AS cor:'i'tc to the Arkan,as r,nifenary by a G8 the sheriff of pua-ki county, on the 1t of 5la November lS6l corain NeHo Wan calling lis name "a ! hn S,id negro is a!ou 45 years old of black A<7 color feet nine iarhes in height has pop eyes and ,,-aiinrnt in his sre. ch.
 IT. k th pronct:y Of stephen Rarfd who resides yickshnrc Mic, aud if not taken away a the cXpirat
 " A. ! WARD.
 Dec.5.reGf. 12n E.eper ot PaicHttfry.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Gc5 REWARD

DANAWAY from the subscri- n-zv } her, at Magnolia, Ark. on the l0,h of February, 1861, a negro man Sanco sI 7 aged 21 years large and stout boy, of lfsa,ee lark complexion, between and 6 feet z T. high, s1vs he was raised in the Seminole V -s Nation. and think he well be likely 10 R4>z rry and get back. l viii give the above reward for hc delivery of said boy in any iaii where can ges him. JAMES WILLIAMS.
 March r lS6I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
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d-taN,ilTTrD to tho All, Pehitaofarr by thAee E. ailcr of Jarls0n county, 2 c.ri'n Ne-ro ,an ES cll,1- him eit LOUIS about eat inches hi4h, o,F sack color, tight bud, a59u ? years old own1r ua 9 known.
 m sad caro will ho sad at the expiration of two yea~s if not called fjr hv the owner A. I WARD,
 rtc. ,. 1881. l2n. Ksrpr3' ot P.ajtentGry.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
PUBLIC LAND sALB, Of the Cherokee Reserve, in Pope Coun

gN pursuance of the provisions of ordinance ot inc con H yention approved the Z7th day May, A. p iHtt the undersigned Register an Receiver of the land once at Carl,syc the larsyill5 land district will offer for sile the highest bidder, for cash in hand the whe G te Cherokee n tie county ot fope a me mouth o the Illinois bayou. the Arkansas riVer containing heif three thousand acres lan and will he offered m qnant
 ties in legal subdivisions Of eighty acres as near as can b on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARh, A. D 4ooZ, at the land office in the city of ClarksviAe.
 No Iand to be sold for less price than five dollars per acre Sale will at l2 o'clock, aud continue from dav to-day until all of said land is offered for sae
 VIM VI. FLOYD Register,
 oct 17-tuIstJan,62 NJ. ROSE Receiver.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
itas,,oc0y Negroes.
NOTTCE. .

G%0MMITTrD to tho Penten;ary on tho l2 e. ffs.-s- " day of November, lSpl, certain negro hsSe553t3 Man calling hs name Bli l.. abolt f'et Gin 2 SY5j Ches in height, of black color about 2S years ABA % old He says he belongs to some man Hyius LI8=E near Memphis Tenn 6T ES
 The is requested to come f,ryyarr' con- N <SS ply with the law and take him away or he will x S he sold at tho expiration of two years to pay EsSss the charges. d. l. WARD.
 Der. ,, lsGl. i2n. Keepey of Puitentiary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Printing Oeica for Gala ;n A,lyara.e

Printing OIice for Sale in Arkansas.
 & GOOD money making oice-good patronage and every
 IA rng that is needed ke the proprietor prosperous for sale To sell cheap for Confederate State County War Po d the cash land any thing else Sickness n the proprietofs family is the only for offering h for sae Address True Democrat. Oct 3l Sm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Family Grocery Stone.

1000 Acres of Choioe Cotton Asnd for CITUATED oa tho north side Of the AD Arkansas TYc, ani ba- a iron. Of one nile; six miles below Levj.9rr-, Conway county. vita cicnr@ acres ina h-h state ot cultivation, and one hundred moro well deatened, with good ireme dwelling and good oUt-Douses, Eood wc.,o- se"cr failing water. etc. and lie best ci range ior stock, summer and winter. Any person wishing Co .r- chase would to well to examine my ianj Ue.o1c purchasing elsewhere. For terms apply to Jas 3!. Gordon at LeHis6urg, or the undersigned ou the pense-. HARRIS GROSS.
 May 3. IeGl If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

J. A. KTNNLAR. GEO. A. HUGHES. J. r. PAYNE
 2. INNEAK. HUGHES X CO., Wholesale and Ket1.l- EA lLorIo-Quicl Sales and small profits. The suber- respectfully to their customers and prchas generally that they have just removed into their Aeo Bricl Store and will always keep hand general ass2rt- neut of the and Provisions Dry Goods Liuora n, eusWarc Iardware laccn Bcot@ So g. Hats Caps, etc respectfully solicit our cstoneIs and me pup
 lie generally to examine our stock fore purchasing else where All goods sold by warrautct to give general sat .sflctiou. klANkAi. Ht bl!tS ".
 F The hybpst market rcc paid for all kinds of ,rv ,,r1.luc. Get 2. 1860
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

gh c. FUNES manufacturer of Tin Copper, Sheet Iron kSs and Zinc Wares has opened shop opposite Il ruchers Main and Markham streets where he will keep constantly hand complete assortment o the above Wares also variety of Cooking and Iaror stoves Fancy Jaaned and pressed which heoers at wholesale and
 retail Part cuiar attention paid to REPAIFING and JOB MoRE Gutterng Roofing ard Steamboat work done on short notice the lowest possible rates r ca-h Feb 2 % ly
 O. RAY. Merchant Tailor, and dealer in Clothing. eS Gents Furnishing Goods ChdIeas Clothing Hats, Cans etc etc., Markham street, next door to l Hawkins tittle l{ock Ark July ?, l66O
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
S200 REWARD!


 ON SATURDAY, June 18th. a. O 1860, Mr. William Slandley, l:v- t5<@ 4 'ng about j miles south of rickoryS G . Plains, Prairie county, WIS Erutally mur- NE5ss. Tered by his slave. Zen Said negro . E| immediately dea He is bright n.l .z9 ia.to, has an Indian an,.eararce; , feet s1 t0 inches high; spare built can read; ha- hlotches 5n his cheeks. When he left He hnd bar Of iron attached to his ankle, and had marks of lately ncng whipped; weighs about l55 pounds; about 2- years old.
 The above reward will be paid for the apprehen- sion of said negro.
 l. = supposed that he has made hi, way to the Indian country or 10 free State Address
 ELIZABETH ~ ~TANDiEY. Areus' D, l~60 f. liiekc9q j'lQ;as BUS ec,i>~t- tr o noe Oaiona, q .,na .r~,'eh hy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Oct. 27, 1860. tf
FOR cALn.

ET0R SALE f,r cash or c',... E6Eo VOL " At R' e five inches n r3, well rcP9rtloA'i ald healthy D,rcct West Pc,rt. White ATA.
 NoT. 7 >d1. S-tt Gr0. r. UTCHAWDS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
STOP TIE MURDERER. ! @ ED g ES {, gs1 a B G4

E a e9 Ss s3 A6 ac Es Sa s' G4 Q 2 WILL give Eight hundred dollar, re- ! ward for the apprehension ard delivery of Peter .. Pitchlynn, Jx., to tie c.yi, authorities Uf Sevier cowtj}, Arkansas.
 The said Pl1CHLYNA murdered my hHebani in cold blood on the 10th oi July, l-ut ile s native Of the Choctaw Nation, very rather large blue or grey eyes, dark hair cQt close and uneven, though generally he wears 1t long, fond ot drinking. talks and laughs loud.
 He is about :, fsor, 10 or II inches high, weighs about lj3 or l4n iJs., rather -nare made. He had negro of his fathers wth him when hc.e.i, hca were armed with double barTeied shot guns. lt supposed he sill make his wy Wt-,Vard, probably to the Leased District yves, the Chcha~aw Nation, as he has relatives living in that section oi country.
 The Governor of the State of Arkansas has issued his proclamation oderns $4h6 reward on the part oi the State making Sl ,H93 altogether.
 MRS. '. C. HARRIS,
 J-Himu Thule, Seoier Co.,, ArE- Oct q7 IS6H tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Collision on the Ohio-Loss of Life.

CINCINNATI, November @0.-The steamer Belle Creole, from Cincinnati to Pittsbprg, deep kanavha, with 9 portion of Col. LytIe's lG5h Ohio regiment, coIiidcd last night seven miles aboye the c,!y. The Belle Creole sunk almost immediately. The concusson knocked eight or ten soldiers into the river, and 1t is though all but one were drowned,
 The cargo of the Belle Creole was valued at $20.000. Insured n . Cincinnati office.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
sEQUEsTRATIors NOTICE!


 To GN scis1m t mGy concern: ilEREDN notify oNcry attorney agent, present for A pAr tusea other holding cntroi- pg lands, tcnrmnts hereGitnetts. goods ciate rghts cr,Gjts, any interest teie. within he District Arkansas, tor any litn ueny Con fnierate States of America. spoe i{Y or the and to render t. ther uf. far > practicable place the sane nl hands stCh per son wiullv fulHg 10 q so will b. stjtN a high n,Su menor and ltb to indicted, convicted, fined and in soncd prc-crbel by law
 ii4n aotiy ,nl every ci'iz speedily 10 give for nation to (as he k r,qurd by law to any and lands and ere tauents goods and ctaIte right and croiS within h. said i trict of ArkHn sas anu every right and interest therein he,i possessed, enoN c by ipr any such allen enemy. In furnishing the information above rcquir, l. per- will give fill ieso tpon the property ttc plac cable together with the and residence of the alien enemy
 My office in the True Democrat nuding, Little Rock
 4 H. RUTHERFORD,
 Receiver for the Eastern District of Arkansas Oct. 9, 1S5l octE3In
 The lkasas Gazette Little Rock, will publish three moufhs The Washington Telegraph, Southern Shield, Bae,ve Raance and Uuachita Herald, will each publish the above notice weeks and send Receiver for payment
 % Ed of the above papers will please call attention to the notice edilorially. 4a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
g lTrLA ROCK CArKlAGN MANUvAl

<A ak TONI.-At this estabi~ ~hncnt will be rssz zg s$ found y,tan.iy Aaaj naat order, fI I1-~~t4j any every st5l. oi CarIia4 Eockawiv iuEgy, which queity material, Workman hip Beal w anu Good Taste 7 nusu passed hy any work luulnc- trrcj out pf he re 1fH 'c4fh oolranci flor NeUr Particular attention will he given cslin Also Horse shocmg and Farm No;a. A. l. YARD.
 P !. All iob Work this date, will bc cash or aya bie at tn" end of every month. A. j. ".
 March 1eI0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

a,URNITUHE SrUkE.-The undersigned ! m - a receipt ot tle largest varied and ce--rr~sAa- gant lot of Furniture brought to this cit}.44 L Nv old customers and the pubic generally are re- f s1ec ly b,itea examine my stock of Furniture, and rrikc -,l ct,on if sn,talr. Fric.s "r-aspn n'he."
 ---75- 1 have purchased also most elegantly 4EFr s--7-J constructed II rAEsE. and shai he mad relly to puctualy tuneals whenever ca, uon
 ENGELHAKD iLLG. At Iacoi,s old stand adjoining H. Iuckrs. Markham street flttie Rock, Ark April iS lNdt ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

ntMES TUNNAH. Marble Eeaier, Little Rock. Ark. will eD constantly keep on hand full assortment oi Italian and American msrhc and Hill furnish Monuments Grave Stone. and Tomb .i of every description the most reasonable terms aud iu good style He will ito make hu rea top table s and every kind of work in lis line. IIis ward is m N,i khan, street. Feb .. 50
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
All Kinds of Good Aims VYa

All Kinds of Good Aims Wanted. FENHb UAnEE>IGAEn. L,s been tolsh1r- a i2ed N tile Government oI tha Cont de- E2s1 rate State- purchase fpr the oi- tlo tsk NIL, Confederate Afny cnEtgel iu cur Ge ~ s sr-<tL tnce. all of the rJo3 which De :s54ssSa2g.y5 procured ir the country.
 not outy purchase "reep!ation arns,7 such Su Aets and Eits. both Flint and Percussion made for t" amy. lUt also Double baytod Shot Guns and Country Rifles. tecclssun Locks.
 cwu purchase Cavalry Arms, such as Pistols Carbncs and &abers.
 lie will also purchase Ordnance.
 Good substantial Barrels Guns which may be made good hy rppairinE will be purchased.
 1hn !u vauc ta ann. lureha e will be paid he price to bc fixed by competent judges the article rold
 It k to he iopd that a persons having etc., tined above win brn therl forward promptly. that h, may he put in condition make th"rn th- hands of ( soldiers. & C. FAt LkNER.
 itt{ary Store Keeper, (. & lJSeauL Ljtte flock. Sept. 26, lstl q.
 B. Persons having any of the above fr sale will call the store of Nesrs. FtILn DJLLEY my agents wha will purchase aud pay for '. }.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

a FINE ASSORTMENT uF FURNITURE FOR SALE Ia consisting o Bureaus Gedstead, Chairs, Taba Look ing Gassa Whauots, Cribs etc. The hesubscrbcr sprtpar ed all articles of Furniture in superior HtNc and repairing will also be neatly done Also Coin making and undertaking offended t. the shortest r0Iice
 Wareroom Markham street, the c>rner below the Presbyterian church. FRANCIS DIFFER.
 FaI, 20 80 lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
ar uAAEn. snd.LI. anA na,ne.. Maklr.

gar : IiANEN, Saddl. and Harness Maker ~s; ;Z, Sg would respectfully inform tlr citizr'l 1ssssss. f ua,ti and adj ining counties that be Wt sf'@- ure and keep instantly hand iu assortment of saddles Harness Bls and Collars all oi winch he "li II cheap for cash Ali work ,rgne to 'nJire satis- flct,ou. Slol--Corher o Man aud Mlkham strcet5.
 Ljlle Poci -1ri., May j. io61 ly
 FT7KACY < Co0MHEH. lIou.e, sign and Ornamental aa Painters. Kinds ul Nord A!arh ani St,n" :nil- altd Iaiii and Falcl lnanecd lHEtl- oi tle Iaieet ,i most approved stye anI tRlrA i q it.L-'ng doue ri ti. PIsiau le and style oi Wf Fci} iei- tin! called rc ,alloLI4 ]. o ne sttsIa,tolia folrsran-bie. +4,- shop on Main street. oploste Nt- slrunt's diu- store. T. C
 May 9. IsGt 1v
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

NrOTICE IS TEEEEI ,iiELE, That al pr.an- in btod
 a rhar ty nate ur 4cct at, the firm u. C. B, ]. Lei notified G. com. toTtN3 and se'f" u, rs nv jr, lsr is gone rile add Ic bU~nrs irit ,,i,h la, r. set. .ie. M. C. SCtlGIS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

as C. scEraGs BRo~ Wholesale "- io.,.i l.',.r. m al A.nHs "i t4!4 t~ Gobacco -.lrs, aN kinds of Family 0i"e, and Boat res taucy s,Ais etc lias. @t it Lower toauboat Landing d,or -t of h Ta't.s Little ic,k. .lan 4l Isal E lFrt! ROCK FOUNDRY AND PLON MA>UFAC- Y TORY he subscriber hlv ng purchased t!e above tthshme t # ro aahiHg C,ol. W, crlvs Talent >toe to". which K ht t. He Ast plDw offered in tAis kot fio will a5p Keep ar-y quantity u ait other tilnS ot pu". both tt,t WIuu-h on which e is u1,T- i"g N'oedngly luw. PuW Points aud tauG ~d-s of aA patterns always on hand Farmers anl Planters w,l dnd t ~ their interest to give iH call Castings avery Kind n irn and hgo-s In;e promptly. Alto bla, k5uithDs all btahchcs 'arriCd Machinery furnished Repaired
 JAMES BEOplG,
 I- T1,rIE E,t,,,, ,,r~,,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

guo. ,eci,- tr- Ii nue Uaon,, Cl .,'i al-e hy ay ,rl5 5 Sr. W., SCriGGe.