DBS A HO: j1
SATL'nOAY JUNK Hi, !*<*. ^
* Q
YVc would call tlio attention of our
readers to the fact that they can exchange i ,
corn for meal at any time, at the, I'cs Are ,
Mills. I
<
eyir cjt-J .
change list, that worthy and well pot
gen up paper, the .Jefferson (Texas)
Scrni-VFeeht'y.liiupiovutc. ltiaaored- (
it to the section in which it. is publish
ed, and we.shaji glajlly avail ourselves i (
Of the nsffof Ml c&ifcirrftis (a the make ,
up of our paper.
Noth'it.— Mel,siren & Allen,have just ''
received a general assortment of dry
goods, shoes, hats.‘groceries .Ac. in ad
dition to their former stock, which they *
offer to the public at low prices for !
cash. junl3
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#'”\Ve have received from .Messrs. ,
Church & Co., of Memphis, a copy of <
T)r. (Hover's Family ItecipO Itook und <
Instructive Guido. It is neatly printed J
containing seventy-five recipes, and .
will bo found of invaluable service to |
housekeepers and farmers. Get a copy, •
as one recipe may save you ten times 1
the cost pf the book.
tin#” Our friend and fellow town
man, Aiex. 1?. Haven, returning from
liis farm on Thursday, kindly remem-; i
bored the “editor'’ in the shape of a i
bowl of delicious raspberries, for ' 1
Which lie will accept our thanks, like-1
wise those of our wife and baby, who j t
enjoyed them hugely. i
• Woman's Tnfu’kwck.—Man tins no t
power to resist the silent eloquence f
with which woman's soft blauilisb- j -c
mewts and sweeter smiles speak to the ,
warm and generous iicart. Her voea- I
tion is to do good and her presence i '
adds a halo of glory by gladdening the 1
dejected, comforting Hie distressed and |
strewing flowers in the pathway of i j
man. And shall we fail to respond to 1
her wants? I.ook around vou ami be- '
hold tile misery depicted among the ’
sickly females of your acquaintance. ;
(So, go with lightening speed and toll ; a
them to use Kiiglish Female Hitters and *
be cured. j 1
i-. The commencement exercises of ;
the Hickory Plain Male and Female j
Institute will begin on Monday, thotitid „
i-nst. and continue two days. The af- i
irrnoon of the second day, (Tnesdavl 1
' t
tlie* young ladies of llie institute will ,
read compositions, and the young gen- |
tlrmeu will declaim for a prize, to be i
u\ ar-icil by th • disinterested judges. 1
Tuesday evening the voting Indio.- and j
■ iitle-ran of the vicinity wid hare an (
exhibition consisting of tableaux and y
charades, the price of admission to
which will be .W;,s. The pron - A '
ace to ho appropriated to ivjmring ihe ,
.iMitutc. Wednesday the _ 11li the t
A isonic Fraternity will have u pnl-lic
i ustai lat i on of the otlieers of the Hick- *
nrv T’tain T.nd-re. A basket dinner 1
Wi.l l-c -rrv«'n. and or.-.tions will l>® de
Vivcte I suitableto Ihe occasion. ■ }v
. « — , o
t -\\ o decidedly advocate- tro pat
l illy; of home ill.-! it uti mis. If WCj
• ■oni i a tie the suicidal practice. >o long H
follow J. of sending our money a Way 1
to cni'i'ah otlier sections by building up
■ ‘rair fasiuess eittcrp. ises, we may -j
never rxpret to have an hwtituUon of. r
-.iiv character or strength Miiongal us. :l
flic Arkaiis-ii l ire, i! nine, mid
era! Insurance-Coni; any should receive .
•the-upport of our business uon. its .
,ili i rs and direct-rs are of tlie first t
u-iness men **i LitUtt itock, which *
should ivt -,s entire confidence in the •
responsibility of flic institution. Wen. ;t
■ 1. F. Fagan, our old euiuiuiiudvr in.(hi- s
days that were, is the agent and the
company could not base secured the
t-rviees of a better one. We earnestly (
.hope to see this eutorprize. siici ecd, inr j
Upon its success depends ill", measure 1
tin- birth of others, as much n > bal;
Aocidixta! 1 -- ■ \ Mexican,
xv hose name we ii t - r not learned, in (
the employ of Air. Will, t linstian, |
Avhiie above the I'.aeou 1 ics Are, on
Sunday evening l.t-:. attempted to take |
a loaded musket from a wagon, when j
;He hammer became entangled, dis- |
charging (Tie gun. and wounding him t
vm-v badly. me ramiv'i, lane m (
green white oak. wh irh v. a> in tlie 1 ctr
rel, passed Into the arm about the wrist 1
and came out above, th - elbow, shatter- (
iug tho bone . and te ring the arm id- . i
terally into pieces. Dr. V.urney of this «
place, who was called to sue hint, dress- I
ed the wound r. - well as possible, taking ! 1
out several pieces of the ramrod, tin j
Wednesday Dr. lb, assisted by Dr»~ |
Shelby and TreM-Vuut, amputated the
arm, when upon examination it wasp
found that a piece of the ramrod, about
four inches long, had ranged upward,
splitting bone and lodging in the mil-,
row. The woituded man lived twenty
hours alter the operation, flying about
X o’clock Ijiiursday evening.
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HIVEH SEWS, W 1THKI*, KT«
The river, is fulling rapidly, but is in
verv good b 'attug order tor the Ste in
ers ol our mail line to Augusta.
The weather has been upricious tor
dune, Wcducsday and Thur-day being
uncommonly chilly, i lie crops are do
ing very well, though farmers are wish
ing for rain.
On Monday the proud and high-head
ed Liberty came on time, bearing her
usual load of passengers, with a fan
freight for the season. Her new and
popular contrpander, Cant. Ttiee, with*
<he indispensable Milt Harry, ambtlm
clover and attentive Charlie Sharpe,
combine to make her the in l popular
craft that runs the river. It you Imre
any excuse at all to make a trip on the
river, take the Liberty, and you wont
forgot the gool cheer you will receive
for a month to come.
The time-honored and veteran (’oin
mcrcial, under the charge of her effi
cient corps of officers, passed up on
Thursday evening and down Friday
evening. She will leave this lauding
on her way down hereafter at 0 o dock
Friday evening. Her.accommodating
clerk, Charlie S milkers '.' HI accept owe
thanks fop favors,.
roraiho Jnckaun (.Vi.33 ) C- ,a.j
ManrfikmTr Mrs«us«irm DiAHnnKA
lufcDiAL.—'This cordial i*a l adioalipe
ific for the euro of those prevailing
nd alarming diseases, particularly at
fiis season of tlie year, cholera arid
iarrhea. We regard the Mississippi
Harrbca Cordial one of the, greatest
iscoveries of tho age, and a great
leasing to the human raeo. Should
eh have the disease for which this
ordinl is recommended, procure a hol
lo without fall, and we guarantee,
peedy relief; we speak from experi
trre. lYiueSh per bottle. Mansfield
; lligbec, sold proprietors.
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ili«* Itrimhlieun Party and Its
THO'I'iieeit sullrage.
Congress clearly lias no jurisdiction
ver tlie question of suffrage. It is a
natter which those who framed tlie
h>’. eminent expre sly confined to the
dates. This was one of the fights re
erved to each comnionwealth for itsell
1 lien the federal compact was accept
d. Such has ever since, until tlie re
mit days Of Kadicaiisni, been the ne
nowlcdged course of the Government
nd the undisputed prerogative of the
date*. It has Imksii unchallenged
hrough all these years by all parties,
datcsiiien, however they might differ
m the other subjects, have ever agreed
►poii this. Naturalization for Uu* I od
rnl TTrion, and suffrage for the States,
core the very corner-stones of tlie Ke
mhliean edifice.
This, however, the Radical party has
lisfdaccd, and in a manner which, while
t aims at ingennity, discloses the fraud
o open, view,
This parly is in possession of C011
;rcss. Ariiong the very first steps in
heir revolutionary course was, by mil
iary seizure and power, to stifle tlie
oice of the accustomed voters mid
side charge of the ballot-box for tliexn
clvcs. With this view they disffan
hisb Ciargo, body of the whites, and
. . . . 1 1 1 if. 1 n . h.lluO II' 1 I limit
ogard to theif lit ness or intelligence,
i was a mere act of usurpation. It
rns a political coup d'etat for the
miiiteuaacc of tlfeir rule,' f»id by
leans of which they could not only
overn the South, but rule the sen
iment of the North.
They had as much right to create
oters in massachusett as they had in
loath Carolina. And this Mr. Sumner
ttempted, in a bill which he introduced
n tiie Senate. But Uie storm of wrath
ml indignation, ■ which came upon
very breeze from the North, proved
jo potent a warning to he unheeded.
The Chicago Convention has, there
jre, been forced openly to avow for
s party a sectional platform, with one
lv, an'd'constltution for the North and
notlicr for the South. We are. There
in’, under two governments and not
no. The Republican party is not mi
iouttl iii its objects and views. It is
ectionui. For over three years it has
Crsistently prevented the restoration
f the nation. And now it will not
it, except upon such t rms us will
mible it to wield the South, through
lie doiiiniioii o; the bayonet, for the
(introi.aud iu its own interests, of the
for tlu
The colored lace are enfranchised by
lor tli. purpose of defeating the \v ill
f tiie white race of t lye North. This
noi m :> not accomplish. But tills is
leir design.
ii. nee n« have the subterfuge run
lined id 1 one of tbe planks of their
bttform. It jsiu these words:
•The gnarnhluc byCongress of equal
iffriig, to all loyal men in 1 lr.' South
■ js d' liiM'i’ed by every consul ration
f public safety, of gratitude and of
Iie". and mu-t be maintained, while
Con < : ■ 'bfrage hi all the loyal
tales proper!?"belong to the people of
ioce States.
There cun, of course, legally lie no
i'tinetiou between the different States
he Republican p .11 v. in view of the
jceiit elections in Cotinecfient, Ohio
nd Mi -higiin, on the subject of »u ro
ill rage. ar«i forced to admit that (' •«
ruas cannot intermeddle tv itii the olee
,1'ii li'anelijel 11 lie: Slates. But they
hoose to create a distinction, by. cbt-s
ig without any right, certain Slates
owns loyal, and others as disloyal,
a ot:; words, Congress reserves to
set:' to idaS; lay Sfase at its option,
s disloyal, and then declare the Cou
tifiitibn nd its guarantee iu&pplita
le .0 it. Tt is it power dangerous and
without warrant.
Loyalty means all" dance to the
aiitcd States <Jmvi client nt. If the
,tutea ami people of the .'ninth arc not
a allegiance to the United Stalest Jov
rnmeut, to whom are they iu alb-gi
nee ?
The whole resolution is a i.rmv>p:irent
ttempt to glo.-s over their overthrow
f the politeul structures and funda
icutal rights of ten of the States.
The purported common ruler holds
lit. the Constitution to tin*. North, and
word to the South. Through the lat
er, if unchecked, the former .will prove
ml a brief and barren gift-—Charles
on Courier.
tiidlcallstn versus :i Free Press.
Tbe small vrotcrie 6f Radical politi
i :n- about tin eg; ifai. have deterihiu
d that what Ihry are pleased to desig
Uii« as hi*-*. iiiu;; y
hail la; '■ ni '.'i 1 out, ' to rtse their ov. n
iltrasf. They interpret tiie liberty of
he press which is guaranteed as inyio
ate under even the proposed cou.-titu
i'on. to mean liberty for a journal to
tuhlhili what it may deem proper—pro
dded it is nothin;;' to life injury of rad
i-aluun. By way of carrying out the
ichetnes ol '-the ring," one Benjamin,
*. ho. in eott I'quence of having been vo
etl for as « mnmher of the legislature
>y the negroes and a few fanatical or
gnobie \y Idles at the late bogus elec
ion, claims ioTepvesent Vulaski coun
y. has been deputed to have the project
mt into effect.
K irly in the si > ion lie introduced u
iill in the so called house, will doubt
e become a law, ivnuirirg all legal
lotiees ol evi ry character, v. bethel*
ntbli bed at public or private expense,
o be published only i:t m ah papers as
he governor of the stale shall desig
nate.
It is apparent that the object of this
- not only build up a radical press but
it the - nit* tithe ut. off t'.ie independ
ent press of the state from the lni ines
yvhieh goes far toward supporting it in
these hard times. And, loo, not satis
lied vv ilh depriving the pro.-rribed jour
nals of all stale patronage, the bill ac
tually prevent* private individuals
from publishing in papers of theft
•iKiiee, and eominii them to patron
ize an obscure political paper wide)]
advocate:; the policy that outlaws them
|jo lit i* "vll y - a .
\lft* are not surprised to hear thUfel
low Benjamin sav in the com lave ol
tho pretender-:, that he would novel
vole public patvd'htigo to ‘"rebel iTcw*
p.ipers, " lie is opposed to even pub
lishing in the county paper , notices ol
the times and places of registration, in
which every citizen in the state is con
cerned, unless -ueh paper i* radical in
il< politics. 1'lits is one of tin* ways
by v\ hjch he propose* to educate the be
uightipi people of Arkansas, and du
velope home niterprish* and all those
interests which go to make up a pros
perous coiBWUfHv. let the- people
hear in mind that the tndividuaf who
father- the attempt* to- tiseilgr an in
dependent pfecs, ir, no less a charaetei
m llio radical ranks than the chairman
of the committee on judiciary. True]
his reputation as a lawyer is insignifi
cant, aiul his opinion on judicial points I
is about as valuable as that of the ne
gro Hawkins or any other corn-field
negro, hut that is the class of individ
uals out of wliieli Arkansas radicalism
manufactures great men. But as we
are charged with having elected Hide,
his partner in planting cotton and prac-1
i licinp 1 W, to thcrUuUed States senate I
by publishing his ebtifesslon of theft, j
1 we desist from further remarks for fear
we may b« the innocent cause of ele
i vating this individual to some high po- i
sition. We Intvo no fetus that this et-.
fort to crush the press will be success- i
till ; nnd we doubt not that when the
Hon. (so-eallcd) Benjamin opens his i
eyes. In v ill find that despite his ma
licious aUemida conservative journal
I ism in Arkansas still survive to work i
out its noble mission.—[Little Rock j
| Gazette.
I Of’b Mem. A Louisville Railway
Line, Memi’HIS, Tenn., May 20 ISO?.
I Col. Frolich, Searcy :
Dear Sir: i am requested to inform
you Hist delegates and visitors desir
ing to attend the National Democratic
Convention to be bold in the city of)
New York, in July ne\t, will be taken
to New York and return for one fare
—via Memphis A Louisville Railway :
line to Louisville, thence via Cincin-1
uati or Imlianapolie and 1‘iUsbttrg. j
| The tickets for the round trip good
| until July 20th.
Very respectful I v, Ac..
F. M. 'TOWNSEND,
Ticket Agent.
tef.State papers, and Southern pa
pers generally, will confer a favor by
| giving notice of the above.
MAJLlKEm Ac.
Citizen Omen, lies Arc, ^
Saturday, June 13, 1808. /
DE ARC PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECT!: 1> WEEKLY RY
MeljAHEiN JS -V 1.1.1-'.N.
I BROOMS, per dozen. 3 500 4 00 '
j Pmekeli*. painted, per dotf 4 000 4 60 J
Butter per pound, 200 25 j
Bar Iron, 90 10;
; Biiv 8oap. per pound 120 151
f Reef Midas*, dry, per pound, 100 13 j
OiMiu^H, 100 14
i vill'ee—-Kio 280 SO j
(kindles Star, 200 251
Cotton, ?30 26 j
Cotton Yarns, 250 30 ,
j Cordage—Manilla, 850) ^0 j
C< rn Meal, per bushel, 900 1 00 j
Eggs, per dozen, 150 00
Flour, per barrel, 10 000 10 00
! FllBITS—
Apples per bu'hcl, dried, 2 000 2 50
Peaches, <]•'. 2 00(a. 2 50
; CRAIN —
Wheat j»er bu>hel, 1 000 1 76 j
Corn do 800 1 00 j
; (iunpowder per keg, 12 000 15 00 j
Lime per barrel, 8 000, 3 50 i
Lead—Bar, per pound, 100 20 i
(linger per pound, 60
MEATS—
Mess lh-.rk per barrel, 32 000 00 00 '
Bulk Pork. 14 000 17 00 j
Pork, fresl . j . pound, 30012J .
Bed per pound, 80 JO
BACtdN’—CleaF Sides, 20 to 00 r
Shoulders. 18 to 0O
11 Tins, sugar-cured, 22 to 00 i
1 ltd, ' 18 to 22 I
PAINTS AM) OILS—
I.indeed Oil,per gallon, 2 000 2 5w j
Lui I Oil, 2 000 2 50
Coal Oil, 750 1 (H) :
v kite Lend, per keg, 3 75p», 4 50 j
Nails per pound, 080 10 !
5! .daper gallon, 900 I 20
SCC \ i’. per pound,
. 18020
Clarified, 200 22 i
Crushed and Powdered, 200, 22
Popper per pound, 50
pk-.r, 17
S lit—per barrel, 4 OO0 5 0o j
per sack, 3 25 0 3 76 !
Stn-rtrh—Pea’l, 15
Spi *e, 50
TOBACCO*—
< tir ri, 900 1 25 ,
Fine,, 1 250 2 50 |
"kner pound. 2 00(5', 2 5d
k al! ■ x, per ptt.uid, 10
'i -ir. i:» • • 75
Mis', t y. prt* gallon. 2 40(5, 5 00 '
Jsia::t UL NOTH’ES.
* TIC DOCCM EATS.
KX7H4 S?Kr-IAL KOTICE.
fltewjit of Counterfeits! Smith's
't'ouic S' rup 1ms beet) countcrteiteil.
■1 ! ’ 1 • ounterfeitor brought to grief.
’ . !!i’* Tunic Syrup.
ituino article must have Or.
John hull’s private Stamp on eacli bot
tle. Dr. John Butt only lias the right
io maun ' ture and soil the original
I John Smith's Tonic Syrup of I.ouis-|
ville, Kv. Examine well the label on ;
cr,cii bottle. If nn private stamp i- not
oti the bottle, do not purchase, or you
will be deceived. See my column ad
vertisement, and my show card. I will
pro cute any one infringing on my
i til. The genuine Smith's Tonic Sy-!
' r;,,) can oidv bo prepared by myself.
The public's servant,
i Louisville. Kv. Ob, JOIIX Bl'l.L.
! EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM'
I'u'in iukncu, Ala., May 13, 18tM5.
I»ft Jojtx Hru.: 1 send you £30 for Ckd- }
! ;• - > v [. i r •ks : please send what it will come
1 i 1 after paying freight to Columbus, Miss, j
I !i:i vo b ■ n troubled for several years with j
; in$i'r°M:.;n; have had to take pills every j
: nigiit fm ten or fifteen years, and in Februa- |
! ry, w,«s attacked with general paruly
I sis. 1 was confined to my room for tlie bal- I
1 mice of i he year; and. in fact, continued in a j
J vor> w. ah and nervous condition until some i
I two month since, when I was put under an
lop i ' and your Cspitox Bittkus for
treatment. J commenced improving right
i av.’i.y, j.i d am pretty well restored.
l ours truly,
A. l. m:m..
Special Notice.
We wish to call the attention of ourr* aders
to the column advertisement headed *'Puvif\
Vour Pdo id.” to all the articles mentioned in
t. \ 1) those alllimed bydiseaco, or who have j
frit uTcring from sickness, should care- >
| fully read, and we know they will derive pro
I tit from it. ft gives us much plvasure to b •
nM,« in this manner to recommend to ourpeo
[do these remedies, as years of trial show (
| they fully deserve. Dr. 'tites. A Hurley’s
j FarsaparUU, the threat HIootT Purifier, needs :
I only to • tried to bo l’ully appreciated. His I
j UiUcis. (Hurley's,) are the best and purest
j now offered for sale. For debility and loss of ■
appetite no others ought to be used. Hurley's
\gue Tonic is harmless in its effect and never
Iki'.s to cure if used by directions. Try it.
| Al> > his Worm Candy, (Huiley s,) cannot be .
equalled; any child will take it. So it is with
; Dr. Fe ibrook’s Foothing Syrup, the best and
ft t uov offered, as u<> bad effects evor oc- i
our from uddg it. Mothers try one bottle,
and in i . urr you will get no other. Ai*o
Hr. FeCir > k's Elixir of Pyropllosphnte of)
i > alasnya; also Hr. Hctti^on’s Eng.
! Uu > * I I mom, and James Huddle & Co a j
. hit. .hi:Ginger. All the above remedies !
■> ir i led; we cauuot understand why
ihe.i tvru might not as well be taken in
’he °pec • l diseases For which they nro recoin
mended, v. h h- much confidence as the pre
j script' u of a Regular physician.
.NOTICE
l HI ■■ BY GIVKN. That at tho ,
•luly term, iMW, of lUr Coinrt of Pro
I nr of Traffic county,! shall apply to
-aid Court for an order to sell the land
] of the estate of Aaron Dean, deceased,
! for the purpose of paving the debt* of j
i said esCtlt
.1 A COB R. GRAY, Adinr.
Of A. Penn, der’d.
\l»v A )t h, 186*'
f"W
TO MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
AND PLANTERS!
‘SHAKING THE NATIONS/ (
CHILLS NO MORE
Every Poison has its Antidote! Every ,
Disease has its Cure!
—
, : i
A Step in the Right Direction. j ^
l
V Home Policy Already Established ■
TEXAS TONIC SIRUP!
A Vegetable Compound, for the llapid und
Permanent Cure of
C'hitls and Fever, or Fever and
Ague, Dumb Ague, Intermit
tent and Remittent Fevers.
Jaundice and Enlargement
of tbe Spleen, or Ague
Fake.
Having had indubitable evidence oi us j
prompt and certain effects from the testimo- '
ny of a multitude of respectable citizens, j
among whom are classed sonic of our best j
pi.vsicians, we do not hesitate to recommend ;
this Preparation in all cases of Fever ami
Ague and Cj.JII* and Fever: indeed, from the
tacts in our possession of its intrinsic value, ,
it would not he too mucu' for MS to state that j
wheu the directions arc sirictly complied
with, we warrant a cure in every where
it is tried. It is pleasant to the tasiC, rt,r
the cheapest medicine in the world. Ther«
fore, truth, it may be declared the day is 1
not faf distant- when it wins: be appreciated
mid used in every household whme Fever n«d |
Ague or Chills an1 Fever is fotin 1 to exist. j
The wonderful operAtion of the Texas Ton- :
ic Syrup in neutralizing the effects of mala- ■
rious poison in the human system, can only !
explain its extraordinary agency in the j
speedy, thorough and permanent cure ot ;
Chills and Fever or Fever and Ague, and all j [
their kindred diseases, in whatever form of L
Bilious Complaints they may make their ap- j (
pearance. : j
As its name import*, it is a Tonic of rare . j
mid medicinal virtues, composed of pure and ! s
harmless ingredients, and are so united as to i c
form a compound alike skillful in art, beau- ,
lilul in appearance, and can be taken with ,
safety to the most delicate constitutions. It I s
is the result of ft lifetime of experience and 1 ,
practice in n Southern climate, and was nev- | .
er known to fail, even where all otlie reme- ,
lies lift’d been tried in vain. j (
Those who arc unacquainted with the ex- I j
raordinary properties of this home produc- j i
lion, manufactured from Hoots ami Wants ■
indigenous to the soil of our “sunny South,
[and hence adapted to the cure of Southern ,
jlimatic disease*) are respectfully referred [
to the ccrtiticutes of respectable citizen- ‘
ivhose names are embraced, iu a pamphlet ;
vhich accompanies each bottle: nl-«' I be en
liu’sements of the i>ress in all the > uthern ^
States, indicating the mauy thousand cures jt
ilready performed by our justly celebrated
lYxus Tonic Syrup.
The reports from hundreds of Druggists, ( j
Merchants and Dealers, from all parts of the j
louirtry, arc uniform in stating the medicine
s safe, certain and reliable, as a substitute j
’or Quinine and the poisonous compounds i
i ere t of ore generally sold, and is rapidly ' 1
mpplanting everything of this class.
Am a home enterprise it especially com- j
nciids Itself to the people of this «e-ti»»nof|
lie country, who are now struggling in an !
*ftort te do away with old prejudices in favor f
>f foreign produce, and may wo not hope j ®
oreign **Qu:i'*k N >•■•rums,’’ the proprietors
>f which, in most cases, are governed by no- "
Ling-but mercenary motives, know nothing !
>f the properties ot Medicinal Agents, and i 1
•are nothing for our interest*, except to en- j j
ice our people into the use of their vile j 1
Mixtures.
The Texas Tonic Syrup is packed in cases j 1
>f two dozen.
Dealers supplied upon better terms than 1
my other remedy affords.
’ MANSFIELD & HIGBEE, ‘
Druggists and Chemists, .Sole
Proprietors, Memphis, Tonn
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MANSFIELD’S
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Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial! 1
A llnpid. Rtt.lical anJ Ncuci-Failiug Spccitic *
for 1
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea,
Dysentery. Colie, yiux. and
Looseness of fho Bowels.
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Fuiv'y Vegetable in ics Coini o. iiiou, ami
prepared nt their Laboratory from Parks,
Hoots, Berries, Gums, find Herbs.
By in*. Pskov Tin Mississippi Diamihgia
I’ohdial, DIAKEIHEA. one of the most fatal .
diseases known in the Valley of the Missis- >
sippi, is rapidly and radically cured—hence •'
iis name. It will, also, when takcu. accord
ing to directions, most assuredly cure all 1
rases of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Colic, dys- <
eutcry, and all diseases of the Bowels.
It is prescribed by the first Western and j
Southern physicians, and used ir* the hc.spi- | 1
inis of the country as a stivudurd remedy. j 1
THOUSANDS OF SOLDIERS AND CITl- j 1
ZENS have beeu cured by the use of this j
Cordial; and it may properly be termed the ! '
GREAT MEDICINE OF THE SOUTH AND <
WEST. M
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MANSFIELD * H1GBEE '
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\\HOLESALE D&OOOlDTlj it CilEMlSTS,
MKMPllliS, TfcNN.
g^jrSdd by respectable Druggist* and
Merchants everywhere.
MKDK'lL. I
Dli. JOHN BliLT/S
3-reat Remedies.
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. 1
Arkansas Heard Prom.
TKSTIMONf OF MKD1CAL MKT
Stony Point, White Co., Ark.. May 23,’06. i
Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: Last February 1
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and I ‘
ot some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedrou 1
titters. ,
My son-in-law who was with me in the
tore, has been down with rheumatism for ‘
omc time, commenced on the Hitters; and
oon found his general health improved.
Dr. Gist, whobas been in bad health, tried
hem, and he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
everal years—stomach and liver affected— he
mproved very much by the use of your Bit- 1
or*. Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given '
ou great popularity in this settlement. 1
hink 1 conbl sell a great quantity of your
ftedicines this fall—especially of your Ccd
on Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
lemphis, care of Rickett & Neely.
Respectfully,
C. B WALKER
BULL’S
iYORM DESTROYER.
ro my United Stales and World
* ulde Readers.
I have received many test i in on in Is from
>rofessional and medical men, a? my alma
lacs and various publications have shown,
ill of which are genuine. The following let !
er from a highly educated aud popular phy- ■
ician in Georgia, is certainly one of the mo •* j
ensiblc communications l have ever received. ;
)r. Clement knows exactly what he speaks
»f, and his testimony deserves to be written |
n letters of gold. Hear what the Doctor
iiy 8 Ui It V- IIU Kt !. Vlk.U i •
ViLlanow, Walkkk County, Ga., \
June 20. 1806, I j
Dr. John Bi ll—Dear Sir: I have recent- |
y given your “Worm Destroyer” several •
rials, nnd find ii wonderfully efficacious. D
irs not failed in a single instance to have th
vished-for effect. I am doing a pretty large
•ountry practice, and have daily use for some
irticle of the kind. I am free to confess that
know of no remedy recommended by the
bipst auihors that is so certain and speedy ;
ii ds CK',?tH- r)n tlie oontvarv they are un- j
er train 'in t’.p extreme. My yiiicet in writ- j
ag you is to fin a yuon what terms I can get ;
he medicine directly i2*oul yd!?* H *■ cJn jre[ 1
t upou easy terms, i shall ud0 a S' dc.il o =
l. I am aware that the. u ■> of nr Dele*
s contrary to the teachltijgs and pracT«’2’e ol, a
rent majority of the r /•■/<’- line of M. D.
ut I see no just caust or ge -d sense in d:— ’
arding a remedy which we know to beeffl- i ,
ient. simply because we may be ignorant of - ,
s combination. For my part, 1 shall make
a rule to use all and nn;, means to alleviate
offering humanity which I m.jv bo nble to j
ommand—not hesitating because some one j
lore ingenious than myself may have learned j
,seffects first,and secured the sole right to j
ccure that knowledge. However, 1 »-tn by
0 means an advocate or supporter of the
liousands of w s nostrums that riumi
lie country, that purport to curt* nil mani; r
f disease to which human flesh is heir,
’lease reply soon, and inform me of your
eat terms. 1 am, sir. in ! respectfullv,
JULIUS l\ CLEMENT, M. D. i
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BULL'S
'AH SAP AIM LLA.
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1 Good Reason for the Cap
tain’s Faith.
;n.ll> THE CAPTAIN S LETT ii il \M> THK
LETTEii E RUM HIS MOTH Eli.
lEmlun linviMcks, M**., A-iri] ■ -!, ISG6. -
I)h. John Bui. -Dear Sir: Knowing the, j
Hieiency of your Sarsaparilla. and the heal
ig aud beneficial qualities it possesses. 1 i ,
LMid you the following statement of my ca?e. •
1 was wounded about two yen ago—war
ikon prisoner cud confined lot* sixteen 1 .
loutbs. Being moved so often, my wounds | '
avc not healed yet l have not sat up n . .
romeut since l was wounded. 1 am shot y
iirough the hips. My general health is im- i
aired, and 1 need something to assist na- |
ire. I have more faith in your F t:- ap:r.;i!a
lian any thing else. I wish that that isgeu- t
ine. I'lease express me half ado in bottles. !
lid oblige
Cut. C. lb JOHNSON.
St. Louis. Mo, ; '
I*. S.—The following was written April 80, ;
by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother of:
apt. Johnson.
Dn. Ui t.L—Dear Fir: My husband, Dr. 0. } <
. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physi- ; ^
iau iu Central New York, where he died. t
saving the above C. 1*. John s .» to my care. |
,t thirteen years of age he had a chronic di* j
rrhea and scrofula, for which 1 gave him !
our Sarsaparilla. It fi iu:i» Him. I have l
>r ten years recommended it to many in j
low York, Ohio, and low i. lbr ... .. ula. fo- (
er sores, and p neral debility. I'.-rfibct sue- !
ess has attended it. 77*-’ cur s • fr:. << in •
ome cates f >r ofula and./«r. r surer ic. rr ahuotf !
uracufous. I am very anxious f«»* my son
o a train have recourse to n ur Far- i»*arilla.
le is fearful of getting a -ni. ,ou.- article,
cnee his writing to you for it. His wounds
rerc terrible, but I believe he will recover.
Respect full v,
JRNN1K JOHNSON.
DH JOHN BULL,
Manufacturer and Vendor oi the CelV i
Niiitli's Tonic Syrup!;
FOR THE CERE OF
««b W W* m* mM ir* mm/ tm md \ m * \
on
LIIILL8 A; FEVER.
The proprietor of this celebrated medicine
nstly claims for it u superiority over all ;
emedies ever offered to the public for the}
afe, certain, speedy, and permanent euro of
tgue and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether j
f short or long standing. He refers to the }
ntire Western and South-western country
o bear him testimony to the truth of the *t*- j
ortion. that in no case whatever will it fail !
o cure, it' the directions are strictly followed j
ml carried out. In a great many cases i;
ingle dose has been sufficient for a cure, and
rhole families have been cured bf a sitigle ,
►ottle. With a perfect restoration ol the gen- |
ral health. It is, however, prudent, and in |
ivery case more certain to cure, if its use i> j
outiimed in smaller doses for a week or two
ft or the disease has been checked, more es
teciufly in difficult and long-standing oases, i
Jauallv, this medicine will not require any
.i«l to keep the bowels in good order; shoo'd
he patient, however, require a cathartic j
nedicine. after having taken three or four j
[i>se> of the Tenir, a single dose of BULL'S i
KOKTABLR FAMILY PILLS will be suffi (
ient.
DK JOHN BULL S principal Office:
So 40 Fifth# Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE; AM'.
All of the above for sale by
.1. m. in uxi:v.
octl* DhlS dA*(.', .1 A‘A.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD! 11 .
Jiitvlrij's Sarsaparilla, :
OF all lie rcm» .hew hat hare been dls^ov
/i*d during ago for the ’ ihouafftd
IN that ticih is heir to,” none equal this won* j
erful preparation. Only ten years have ^
lapsed since tb> discoverer, (who -pent •
leeadc in studying experiments, and perfect - j
ng it,) fir-t introduced it »o the public. and
t is already recognised by the most eminent
•bysicians in all parts of the country to be
he moat surprising and effective remed y tor
ertain disease- of which they have knowl
dgc. t
All other Compounds or Syrups of this too*
lave hitherto failed to command the sanction
f the Faculty, becau on beiug tosied, they
oive been found to contain noxious , iy^redi
,nts, which neutralize the good t:R -Cts of the
larsaparilla. auc oftentimes injure tue beal. o .
.f the patient. lL is not so with Hurley s
►reparation.
This is the pure mid genuiue extract of the
oot and will, on trial, be found to eilect a
ertain and perfect cure of the following com
daints and diseases:
UfccHon of the Bones. KtahMtial
t 'osti veaiesN. OiseaM&s of I lie
HldnfVs, Oytipep*da, Kry
slyelas, Female Irreg
ularlties. HMiiln,
S k i 11 Bjneaaea,
ImlffreMlou.
Idver Complaint, riles, &c.
TONIC
perfectly £t,eIiaMo.
The only remedy for Chills and Fever or
kgtie and Fever that is or can be depended
ipon, is HURLEY'S AUlT, TONfU. There
lave been thousand? cured by using it, who
lad all tried thtfrCua! retnedie without ben
efit, but in no case has
111 ltLKV’S TONIC.
ailea to ©fleet a cure, oil who nave risen n j
nost cheerfully toil their ailliund friends of]
t, as a sure and curtain cure for Chills and
Fever. Any one suffering with the Chills
srould consult their own interest by sending
0 the drug store and buying a bottle It is
ileftsant. to take, compared with others, and
vill be certain to cure all cases of Fever and
\guo, or Chills and Fever. Send for it lo the
proprietors.
JAMES HUDDLE & CO,
Louisville. Ivy.
3E3E'LXX"i03r,S& i
POPULAR WORN CANDY, j
i
A - i Us is really a Specific fur Worms, and i
he 11 •'jt and most palatable form to give o> ‘
■■•oil, it is not surprising that it is fast ta- !
■1-- tu15 of ill other preparations—it |
,t;■ no- (astelosJ flnv will take it.
J A M E.*> It ITI >J > T S i & CO.,
Proprietors.
XXux’losr’ta
tuna f hie gitters.
For debility, loss of appetite, weakness, in*
1 .rt-slion or dyspepsia, want of action of the
iver, or disordered stomach, there arc no
litters that c m compare with these in reraov- j
ng these distressing complaints. For sale j
r can be had at any drug store in the United i
h ill", or from the proprtot o . Louisville, •
i}',, to whobi U! orders should he addressed.
JAMES RUDDLE & CO.,
Proprietors.
NOTICE TO MOTHERS *
DR. REABROOKSj
1X FA NT gOOTIILX.r STRIP.
We have, by purchase • f the original re- j
eip. becorm sole proprio of ;his celobra- j
od d/edleiuti, \Ve ask ’ . give it a trial, j
< ;»h mi a -uraneo that yoti v.lU in future dis- |
■ivd all those uauft us unduci-tr.m thv -tuJD,
itch n s Hat email 's Drops, Godfrey's t ’ordial,
)eweo*s .»/ixture, I've., combination:-. fa past
nd anti-]u*ogri'Sftive age, when it v,.i-thought
he more disgusting the mixture the bc**er
ho medicine.
I > in the future only SC I- ISliOOIcJM j
combine lion quite up with the advancement {
f the aye 1‘! tsaaHo take, harmless in its I
v. it'n . efficientand reliable in all cases. In- j
altmble in the following diseases:
Suminev Cotnplnint,
i:i:r(sulaniti!:s or the bow-!
els,
RE3TIVENESS, TEETHING!,
Gives health to the child and rest to the I
t other.
We c<uild furnish any 'nlity of ccrtifi
ates evidencing its -uiperiur qualities, but
refer that our medicine should stan<l on its
wuancri?s, which it will do,upon trial.
\ m is i;r nm r x r< i
I'ropriotors,
Laboratory 11 Bullitt Street,
Louisville, Ky.
BETTISON’S
English Horse Liniment.
las proven i;solf our of the best Linemen
■ ■ . . . .......
ases when tried Per eith< r m n or t ens . ala 1
vill do all we claim for it. Try a bottle und
re are satisfied you will never afterwards use
>nv other.
»R. SEABKOOit.'!)
Elixir of Pj t*o|>*e«»^|»lK\ir oflrott
and CalliaiT.
TUMI'S elegant combinat ion possesses all t he j
u-st tonic properties of Peruvian Park an l >
iron without the disagreeable ta :e and bad j
itfects of either, separately or in other prepa
ration s of these valuable medicines, li
ihottld he taken in all cases when a gentle
onic impression is required after eoura
eacenee from kkvkks or other debilitating
liseases, or in those distressing iekkgulahi
riKS peculiar to females. Xo female should
»e without it. If liable to buck diseases, for
lothiug can well take its place.
James kudhj.e & co.,
PaOPRIET’Ofes,
Laboratory Xo. 41 Bullitt Strcot,
Louisville, Ky.
Ixtracl Juimiic'u Eln^r.
Use James Huddle & Co.’s Extract Jamaica
finger for all bummer Complaints, Cholera.
'Vamps, In digestion, 4'. This is the pure
finger, and can be relied on.
SEATOVM
jhkmical ihmtino fluid and
CARMINE IN a;
These well known fluids need only !>• need !
o be acknowledged ns the best for Banks,!
'ouiuing Houtns, and Schools.
JAMES HUDDLE 4 00.,
Proprietors;
U. ItODl N SON X CO.,
A\ holosulo \p43Jitv
LOUISVILLE. KY. j
Alt the above (»oods for s tie bv B. •
b\ JOHNSON, Des A tv. Ark. ’ |
mttrrli 7, .
I
iyoo sinstiRiBrns waiter! !
? 0 P. 1 9 6 3,
—to THE—
DBS ABO CITIZEN!
} siABLli&ED fcf lSr-«
TW 1: I'liKSl l>KMTIAL VfcAll I j
low !S THE T!«E TO SUBSCPICE!
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The OiTlUf.N is presented to thepeople ;
.f Arkansas as large in form as any Dciu-;
>oratic vv. ekly in the Stale. Although j
ndepemkut in all things, and neutral in ‘
Nothing, it is emphatically a
m • « r«»«» a
£ >tti me if* a^» V* h«**«•-• 1
And now ranks as one of the first in the
State. The greatest care will be '..A. n !.»
make it* selections choice and in true!
A now feature will soon be added hv pub
lishing a story each week, or sf too long,
running it through two or three nun. r-'.
The political complexion of the Ci : . n
is white—opposed to negro suffrage and a
score of other liadical tenets, and wniic
opposing them shall advocate the piinc.p
that white men should rule white men.
In times of great political dim; or etery
mail Simula take a paper, aim u i,, mw
than probable that the present year will
witness more political excitement ami ex
traordinary political event' than auy pre
vious one of our nationality. Lei the
people assist the Crrr/.KV hy^joimiin
tnd mal^ug up clubs, and they will there
by render it a powerful auxiliary iu their
warfare against hateful negro suffrage and
iho many Other evils the Radical party
design thrusting upon the State.
Read the following club rates, which
ire lower than those of any other weekly
west of tho Mississippi river:
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-tingle copy one year- S - a([
fen copies ” ;; . rj| J8
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(And one to getter up of club)
FOR THE CAMPAIGN
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Ten copies. . i oO
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inti of the cause, to exert themselves in
forming clubs iu every locality.
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Res Arc. Aik.
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Adtlress
M. C. GAL I YW AY & CO.,
Avalancho IJuildhi"',
m 14-3 Memphis, Tcnu.
■J BECKIN'ED AND FOB SALE BY
JACK a OX A OWEy.
The Largest lot of TlN’.V.VBi: ever offered in
this tnurLet. it 2* per cent
LESS THAN COST.
TV. II. HARNETT,
m*MM*9* P.
And general Rojwilrer.
Will repair OKI Harness, or make new ones.
VI90, repair Saddles. Slurp—opposite “ent
LKS OFFIUK."
Dos Arc, Ark., May i8H7--tf
»lar ConfecUomu) ami Hilliard
Saloon,
BLBNA VISTA STRUCT. M AT DOOR W
DlilNIiV’S jDllUG STOKE.
Where can be found at all liuies cakes, can*
lies, oysters, eku fruity, raising, nut*, cheese,
uul all the “little delicinjies'’ generally found
a first class confect ioncrie*.
Attached to the bouse is a large and com
modious Billiard Saloon, where those fond of
participating in the game of Billiards, can
have au opportunity of so do tog at twenty
five c®nts per game.
us a call and you will go away
satisfied.
JAMBS M. Ul’DlSBLL
C. T THOMPSON.
Female I3e 1 iigli i.
English Female Bittern
English Female Bit.tor a
EliCli*n Female Bitter*
English h'wiiale Bitter*
English Feuialo Bitter*
Cure* all FeiuaK- Corifeplaiufa
Cures ail Fern sic Oivu*|>i*iiit*
Cuiv- all Female i ompUiuts
Cures ;l!l Female Complaints
Cii eji g]l Female Uumyd..
h satisfies old and young
It s&tioJies old and young
It sat is lies old and VoWnc
1’ satisfies old and youfcg * *
It setirti > old an*l young
•For 1‘mijlyil Mcastruniori
For Stippres^^d M t-n*♦ mat inn
For Profm* .'.iensir’intion
lor Leueorrhu'a or Whiten
For Falling of the Womb
It delight - ITuihaivl and Wife
It doll phis IB:-hand and Wifd
it delight a Husband and Wife
It delights Husband and.V- ife
It delight? ftu.sh'tTid w.id W '
\% v 1-» nUi'a Ileffilatov
A* >i Female Hegti’ul***
.. a FVmale iu-g: Aalor
A a Fcih.-ftle ft*,joint ■ i
As ;i Fannie IfOTtiator
Adda Strength and gir •• Beauty
Adds Btrcngib and g.. »■* Beauty
Adds Strength aud gives Beauty
Addj Strength and urire*Beaiitf
Adds Strength *nd a ves Kstuiy
Prepares by Soul her a. FI jyidciaii:
I’repa* ed » y Southern physician*
Prepared by Southern Physician*
Prepaved by Southern Physician*
Prepared by Southern Pby?i**i;*i s
FOR ClttLIiS AND FEVER.
Use Droingoofts k Co.V King offtfiiifs
Use Drotngoolek Co.’s King of ChtiStt
Use Drotii^oole i*c Co. * King «i Chills
Use Dromgoole & Co.’s K:ug,yf .ChiiU
Use Dromgoole & Co.’s King of Chilis
lt mftk.es permanent cure*
It makes. pormaaent cures
K uiiikf.-. pormauiout cures
It makes permanent enres
ft nraUott pe'ionstneut' cures
•For all forms of Chills aud 1 over
For nil forms of a hills aud l'o-. vr
For all foruts pf Chills and Cover
For illl forms Of Chills and Fever
For nr l irms nf'Ci iiis and l ever
Glean sot* tuo oloi\iftcli anu arou&ca tue Liver
Cleanses the Stomach njid arou-cs li*c L vcr
Cleanses the Stomach add armlscs the Liver
('loanees t j*« Stoin.vHj mi artni&ofc thy 1
Cleanser the Stomach and arouses the, Liver
FOR CdrCJti^ AIVtfc COFIF
Buy Amygdaline I’c■•‘oral
Buy Amygdaline I' 'or.il
Bay Amygdaline Poctorul
Buy .Amygdaline
Buy Amygdaline Pc-moral
Believe5 Conylt'atiu Pa.a
K lie van Gough-ami Pain
Believes Cough and Jbtiu
KvUevcs Cough and Pair
RoTieves Cough and Fa.a
For Croup and Whod/mig Cough
For Croup and Whopping Cough
For Croup au«l "Wh i j iug Cough
For Croup and \\ hooping Cough
For Croup and Whoopim- Cough
The best L.\j»eetoruat kuuwu
Tin- best F.xpectoinui U.utwi
TliO best Expectofjavf knot. .
The best Expectorant Know i
The best Expectorant known
FOR ICOFK KSDAE IK.
Use Ext. ih arberry. Cuhebs and Rttcht:
Use Ext. Ik tvbevry, Cube'./- uml RucUu
Use Ext. Bcarbeny, Cuheos ahd Buehh
Use Ext. Pow.-berrv. Onbeh* :md IUlIju
Use Ext. Bearin'Try, Cubeb and Euchu
Never fails iu Kiduey l>k • -
Never fails in Kidney IT
Ncv. ■ fails in Kidney fL’ ■ . —
N> ver fails in -Kidney Du
Nvwr fails in K.dm y l>i • uses
For Gravel and Urinary Deposits
For Gravel and Urinary Deposit s
For Gravel and Urinary Deposi<.>.
For Crave! and Urinary Deposits
Eur Gravel and Urinary Doj
Cures Ineontihr »»e of Urine
Cares Incontinence of Urine
Cures incontinence of 1 i 'uo
Cures tuconi nence of • : in*
" Cures Tn continence *>4? Urine
Cures Teak Buck and Gle.t,
V\yuk Buck and Gi.ee !•
CiU :. Weak Back and Glee:
Cure. Weak Back and G’- t
Gurvh Weak Back art! Gleet
Cures rYcfi .at desire ;•> l
Cures fi dcilrc to f . mate
Cures frequent desire'ro T .•
Caros freqimin desire to l a;a:.:
(. urea frequent desny to Urinate
l l R 2 FV TOI R IILOOI).
Witjli (VustiUuiohal Monarch
With Constitutional- Mm arch
With Constitutional Monarch
With Coqytitutional Monarch
With Coastituliohal Monarch
Removes nil fth^uriC
Remove.'- all fmpuriC.;*
Removes nil Impurities
R-. moves afl Inipuriti' -
Removes all Impurities
Use Great Southern Preparations
Use Great Southern Preparations
Use Great Southern Preparations
Use Great Southern Preparations
J. P. 1>K0MG( if »LK rOO..
Proprietors, Memphis, Tenu.
Sold in Des Are, by B. F. JOHNSON, and
Druggists everyv. her
MISSOURI
(Formerly the Memphis I tin,)
1)E8 \IiC, VKK.VNSAS.
mills HOUSE, Situated near the steamboat
1 landing, has bean repaired an l renovated
and fitted up with new furniture, and is now
open to the traveling public. The proprietor
pie igi-s hiun-wf i.u» it shall be kept, in every
department equal to any ln.te\ p this city,
and respectfully sedieits a •dinrc of* the pat
ronage of the traveling public. Accommo
dating porter always at the landing on the
arrival of steamboats.
1 X. HRDGPEi-fl, Proprietor.
JdNL.S, M WuV. i.LL A. VJ., 11. H'KoKY «N CO.,
LITTLE HOCK, ABIC. FT. bMI'HI, ARK.
BCSSEY & CO.,
C’.KNKUAL
COMMISSION M E E G H A ::I T S,
AND
i O T T O X V A UOR8,
No. 18 Caromielet Street, New Orleans, La,
ami
No. 321 OotFv: t; ia! S* . St. Lmils*, Mo.
Win. McQnv ■ u will ho on rc * lav New Orleau
boats and! make Ubemi a^ivaneote on
consignment*;.
-JHEFLM Ti) —
State Savings Association, St. Lowi . Mo.
tlHfce, Lepevre A brother. New Orleans, La.
Lock a ul .n: Ire,lamb Cincinnati, -OUi^h J. Pe
er & 0o.# Louiovillp, Ky. agcl4-0m:
A It K A N S A g 0 A Z E T T K,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Terms—Invariably iu Ad\ a::oe.
DAILY, $10 00 par annum; $1 00 per month
for any less period.
WEEKLY, §d«00 par anouu. o0 to clubs
of two or more.
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FOB HABlu.
ONE Tvr uty-five Horse Hoarer Portable
Steam Engine, iu running order, uud nearly
u>w; also, an escclleut Corn Mill, capable of
grinding twenty bushel* of com per hour,
the above will be sold on terms to suit the
Auu.e For particular, crujuire at the lies
lire ill man It 7. 1868-t£.