CHEAP BUY (It)UBS
OOOJPrB.
BOOTS AND S!I 'KS, IIATS,
OSNAT5UHGS. &c.
‘Took »t onr Stock.
.'tttnBM BBtJmBS,
‘CJR. OP COURT ASP MAIN STREETS
MEMPHIS, TOT.
Rtmrs D. Citffk. front (llarendon,
Motiror Co . Ark.:
Jrscr. Wiun. from ridllip* Go..
Ark.; will bo fotttid at onr hntisr.
METfKEN BROTHERS.
oet29 8tn Memphis, Tcnn
DE8 ARC:
TUESDAY.iJAN. 5. 1809.
THE L.AF0F8T CincUf.ATlON OF ANV
PAPER ON WHITE ElA’PR.
fSrCo'ton laps wanted til the “Citizen
office," for which a fair price will be paid
Sue the new professional card
of Dra. Burney & Eolmla. They have
formed a co-partnership in thopractice
of medicine, and lender their serviinrs
to this community. They will I'urnisU,
medicines and till their own prescrip
tions. By reference it will h i seen that
Dr. Echols makes a speciality of the
treatment of women and children.
8fe?*Save all the old cotton rags ami
bring them to ibe ^Citizen office Me
want twenty bales.
Am > ig the new advertisements
tins week Will be found a card from
Mr. Campbell, announcing bitnsell
ready to perform any work in the line
of the Carpenter, Joiner and Underta
ker. Mr. Campbell does good work,
and anyone giving him a contract will
have no cause- of complaint about the
manner of its execution.
\Ve would cull the iitipuiion of our
leaner. i.o the fact that they can exchange
coin for meal at any tune, ut the i es Arc
Mills. ;}^
Alt* I.mvv I*. Mi*vers is nn nil
thurized agent for the Citizen, and is J
now travelling as sufcli tor the purpose |
of soliciting and collecting. Any as
sistancc rendered-him will be a tavor j
conterred upon us. Those who are anx
ious to get two papers for utte subscrip
tion price, can have the opportunity
When he calls upon them. Now is the
best time to subscribe.
ygf I am giutl to have this opportu
nitv ol returhihg thanks lor the very
kind treatment 1 anti my family have
received of tflo citizens of this place,
and more purticai tr y to Col HcdgpcMn
Ur. Burney, irezevant and L. S. i’ue,
all of wnuiii rendered tvh it as8i>tnu« o
they couid in treating and taking care
of those of my family who were
Wounded last Monday evening. These
gentlemen did aft they could in their
different spheres, and not taking ad
vantage oi my situation to make h:gh
charges, but -on the contrary, asking
really less than 1 think their services
were worth, 1 led it incumbent upon
me to in ike ibis return. They wi.l al
ways have my best wishes.
Dcix lSob. J. i. bi/hLiV AN.
The i limi t ary house of Ames,
Beanie Co., No. ddu M ini street, is
the best place to get a bargain at in the
city oi Memphis. Tney nave a large
stock of* lurniture, carpel*, etc., and
can lit you lip m the right stylo and at
the right knot of figures. We found it
necessary not long since to make u
bill with them and was pleased with
their manner of doing business. \Y hen
the goods Came to band wc Kmn.I one
article lUOi e 4h.ru w a- on the bill, Which
was explained by letter, und wc return
our thunks tor the present, ai.d will
assuredly appreciate it whether it he
found useful or nut.
>> will move our office this
Week to Grecr'if brick building where
our patrons will find us lor iho next
three years, having leased a part oi the
building for that time. Being short of
hands it will be impossible to move
and get set up in time to gel our paper
out on the next regular day. \\ e hope
they will look over this irregularity,
and we promise them their paper on
time henceforth. In our new office we
...... 1.i . ..- i .in ? r.iitm
besides being in coiulortab'e us "c
could w ish, and mere will be uo neees
sily I until} apologies about irregularity
in liie Inline.
MT S..IIH! of I lie young people Of
our loivn gave an einerliiinuieiit last
Thursday evening for tile beiielit ol
the Methodist Church, consisting id
tableau scenes and charades, in wliieli
those engaged performed their purls
Admirably. Owing tp the Inclemency
of the weather there whs a small at
tendance. hut »ve hope our voting
friends will not tie discouraged, and
■nis'kc preparations to give another,
when they may expect a better audi
ence. In ttiis connection we would
suggest that a regular dramatic enter
tainment lie given by our young peo
ple for lilt- purpose of procuring fund
to buy a set of instrument* for a brass
band. There is suflicieut talent of this
kind in our place, lo make it a credita
ble affair, and by giving a series of en
tertainment* Would procure suflicicnl
means to give us a good brass band
tV'e need a good bund, and we bop'
tlioso interested will giro our sugges
tion a favorable consideration, am
that we can soon make the announce
incut of its success.
, Until Prince Napoleon and tin
Duke de Porsiuny declare openly ii
the slions of the Palai- Koval and o
the liberal wing of the lkuiapat-tist
that the present system in I-ranee wil
lead to a catastrophe in less than sii
months. Persigny says that Pinar*
will prove, to bo the t’ulignac ol tin
second empire, and Ilia! the uiillmittu
influence which (lie short sighted Imii
press has lately gained over the Empi-r
ur will ha the most effective means o
depriving the Prince Imperial of tli
french crown
' 1 1 !Ljj_JlJ.g..JgLlilL-.'
Dentil of tuirinor Moreh-wrt.
It is our painful duty to nnnmmcc
the sudden and unexpected death ot
the Hon. Gluiclcs S. Mnreluad.
Tl.e disllnpnlslied Kenttickiitn ex
uired in Greenville, Mississippi. on
Wednejij iv hist. Il**»wa* horn in 1802.
in Ncl.-en county, and was elected to
tlie State L< jrls’iiture in 1828. In 1832
lie was appointed AltornevOeneral of
the Stale, and from 1810 to 1841 served
ns S| call r in the House of Ilepresen
talives. From 1817 to 1361 he “
0'iturress, and in 1853 was
GoVernnr of Ids native State, an office
which lie filled acceptably I" the peo
ple and with yvent ability and credit to
himself. He was one ot the delegates
In the Peace Convention which sat In
Wasliinyton in 18(1. and used all Ids
lull lienee lo aver* the war. foreseolny
very clearly its disastrous effects upon
hntlt sections, and when actual hostili
ties commenced his sympathies were
enlisted in the cause o' (lie South, and
ho soon afterward went In Knyland as
a eommerrlal ayent for tlie Southern
Con'edc'tfey.
Ilia d i try hi or. Mrs Samuel Walker,
of Govlnfftdn, has been Informed by
leleyraph of the death of her father,
and Ida remains will, we understand,
ho hmnylit lo Frankfort for Interment.
When Governor Mnrehead was last
in Lousivllle lie enjoyed excellent
health, and was full -bf life and hope,
lie was a man whom everybody
respecled and loved. Tidinys of bis
death reach ns at a late hour, and we
cannot hope to do justice to his many
virtues of head and heart in this hasty
sketch. Dill we shall be able lo do so
in a more elaborate Idoyrajlby. At
.present weran only express tin* univer
sal reyret which will lie fell all over
El(outii4ty.—Louisville Courier Journal
• '___
■mlciico New Vork Times,]
. Jeb € Uftlslng’s Mission.
Panama. December 11. 18r8.—The
most notable event oft lie past week on
ibis iMltmn^ bus been the arrival ot
Hon. 'Caleb Cushing, ei» route toBogo
t«, the capital of tl.e Republic, on a
mission from tbe State Department at
Washington. Tbe advent of an ordi
narv man oil a special mission lo this
Republic from the Government at
Washington. woulft have attracted no
particular attention. But the general
sentiment, both among natives and for
eigners, is, that n man of such high
character and of such distinguished
ability as General Cusfdng could be
sent only on a most important errand.
So tbe people have been engaged in
guessing wlvit that rail be. !• is not to
be -supposed that lie is gone simply on
the Darien Canal , scheme; though
Koine argue tlie gift of the right to rut
lent to the cession to the United Slates
of the whole Slate of Panama. The
canal might not he over 203 feej^wide,
but it must be fed from many steams
on both sid**s of it, and from large l akes
or bodies of water located at a great
distance from either shore. We will
say. then, that the land for at least
thirty miles on each side of the canal
must be completed -under the control
of the United States; for it wopld not
do at all to leave the canal and its
dependencies in the hands of the na
tive Government. S‘», with the Pa
natn i railroad on the one'side and the.
Darien (’anal on the other in the hands
of the United Stares, the wh dr State
would be virtually out of the hands of
the Republic, and it might as well be
so legally.
General Cushing, on his arrival at
.Aspiuwfinding no steamer adver
tiser! to sail fen Curlhugcmi before the
25th in*i., the United States Consul at
that port requested the commander of
the United States guubo ;t Yantie to
furnish him and his Secretary with
transportation, and that vessel let!
with the party on hoard oil the lith
inst. The trip to Bogota will be made
from Aspinwall in about seventeen
days* if the Magdalena river is found
unobstructed by revolutionists.
hill-SUi-Ii'ax-Mr. Trumbull’*
SS2*1 on ^ di'itilUion Treaties.
The bill recently introduced into the
Semite by Mr. Trumbull to pYeve'ut a
repetition of su'di crimes by popular
violence as that which was recently
commii.ted at NV.w Albany, in Indiana,
has, i( is understood- flu* approval ol
the Secretary oi War. It is as tollows :
; a hdl to pi *v do for ving effect to treaty
atiptd.itions b^twroii this and foreign
iruvoruut^.uiJ for tin. extmdit on of criuii
naU
lb* it enacted by the Senate and
llou«e of lie preset!tutives of the United
State# of America lit Cpugregs assem
bled, Tlmt win never any person shall
have been delivered by any toreign
| government to an agent or agent? ol
jibe United States for the purposes of
j being brought within Jfw United
State* and tried feu* any erfhit* of which
he is duly accused, tl'io President shall
! have power to fake all. necessary
measure* for M r transportation and
1 sale keeping of such accused person,
'and for his security .against lawless
violence until the final conclusion ol
■ the trial for Ids crimes or olfetises
'specified in the warrant of extradition,
laud until his final dischmgft imm cus
tody or imprisonment for or on ac
count of s-ueh crime or oftenses, and
| for a roanmable lira** theivaitcr ; and it
shall be lawful for the President, or
>iitdi net-sun as la* may empower for
ihut purpoM*, to oiuploy fu»n portion
! of the l mil **r nival fort*i s of tin*
Uiihcil Stntos, or of thft militi t thereof,
: a*. may m* norcssury lor the 8ato-kei*|»
j }i»jr ami protection of the accused as
; aforesaid.
Sec. 2. That any person duly appott
I led a* agent lo reeelvu in lieliall ol (lie
United Stales the delivery by it foreign
government ol any person accused ol
' e; line eomniitteil within (lie jurisdic
tion of tlie Unitea State., and to con
vey him lo the place of hi* trial, shall
lie! and hereby is, vested with all the
1 powers of a marshal ol the l tlileil
States in 111.veral districts through
which it may in' necessary lor hint to
pass with such prisoner, so far ns sin It
power is requisite for hi* sale-keeping.
Sec. 3. That if any person or person*
shall, knowingly and willfully, oh
strnet. resist, or oppose such agent in
ilie execution of id* duties, or shall
rescue or attempt to rescue aueli jiris
ouer. whether in the custody of the
igent aforesaid, or any marshal, sheriff,
jailer, or other officer or person to
whom his ett-tv lv may Itaye lawfully
hern committed, every person so
knowingly or willfully offending in
i rite premise* shall, oil conviction there
; of. before the District or Circuit Court
of the United State* for the district in
which the offense was committed, lit
lined not exceeding one thousand dol
lars, and imprisoned not exceeding oik
year.
j -One of the most shocking mur
: dels ever com milled was perpetrated
a short time ago in 1‘latte county. Mo
I A tit in nam' d Win. Marshall murdered
| jo cold blood his own mother and
brother in order to get possession o
some property of which they avert
po.aes.ed and which would revert ti
I 1 him on their death. A reward o
'3,303 of which the guilty wretch him
I «elf cunningly offered $1.0)0, pi)
detectives to work who traced the licet
■ : to him. and a few days ago lie wa
' at tested and lodged in the Platte count;
’ j jail. The evidence against him it suit
| to li» conclusive.
WafThe Chinamen, wlm w !k over
bridges lai'lr two tba; 'fid years who
cultivated the toUeti pi.mG tali u. c- le
tore this country was heard of, anti wlm
' fed silk worms before King Solemn built
his throne, haro fifty thousand Mjuirc
miles around Shanglmi, wh eh ate called
the Garden of China, which have hern
Idled by countless generations. IhL
arcs is ns large as New York and Pcnnsyl
vania combined, and is all meadow land
raised but a few feet above the river—
litkes. rivers,—canals—a complete net
work of water ciltmnunfcatinn ; the I .tel
under the'liighest tilth j three crops a
year harvested ; population Bo tieiise ihat,
wherever you look, you see men and wo
men in blue pants and blouse, so nume •
ms that yon fancy some fair or muster is
coming oft and all hands have turned out
a holiday.
_The Great Eastern will com
mence receiving on board the eah'c
which is to be laid between France
and the United Slates, early next
month.
-A dead inllllonair in a Western
city lias inscribed on bis tombstone:
‘Tie always paid rash.”_
DIED.
In this city, on the 4th Inst.. Mrs.
Maooik J. Jones, consort of Nicholas
Jones; age 34.
Jar.ksoiiporl Herald please copy.
>1AItKETH. are.
Citizkn Office, I>fj* Am?, 1
Tuesday, Jan 6, 18t»y. i
flgy Owing to the disagreeable state
of the weatller, business has been rath
er slack for the past few days. The re
ceipts of cotton since our last have been
very light, amounting to 251 bales; dis
tributed among buyers as follows:
Stewart, G Wynne Sc Co., Cl bales, 05
of which they bought.
Thomas, Gill & Co., 00 hales, 54 oi
which they bought.
McLaren & Alien. 40 bales, 41 of
wh’ch they bought.
Walt & Co., 30 bales, all bought.
Gates & l5ro.. 0 hales, nil bought.
Amount received up to date 4378
hales.
DES ARC TRICES CURRENT.
CUBHICCTKII WmtKLt
BROOMS, per dozen. » 5I'@ 4 no
Buckets, puintod. pcr doz I (Mini) t 30
Butter per pound 2t.'(<4 2,a
Bur Iron. t■ (<0 lo
Ear fionp, per pound 12ft, lo
ct »»x*> , • ' J t | ~ - -•
Castings,. h 0,J
Ouffee—Uio 280 80
Candles Star, 200 25
(’oft on. 200 22
Cotton Yarns, 260 •'»')
Cordage—Manilla. 8*'0 ;*.i
Corn Meal, per bushel. 'XM, 1 Oi
Mggs, per tloion. 14
F’ou;*, per barrel,* 8 6c? ($ 14 CHI
Fill ITS—
Apples per bushel, dried, 2 000 2 60
iVauhoH, do. 2 000 2 •»<
'J 11A1N—
Wheat per bushel • i 000. 1 75
Corn do 8' 0 1 Oi*
Gunpowder per kog, 10 Oo0 O i
Li mo per barrel. 3 00(3* 2
Lead—Bar, per pound, 100 20
Ginger p *r pound, 50
MEATS—
Mess Pork per barrel, *>2 000 00 00
Bulk i»ort ^ 14 OMf V, 17 00
Pork, fresu, per pound, 100121
Bert* per pound. 80 10
BACON--’.Tear Sides, 2o to 00
Shoulders, 1 o t*> o >
Hams, augar-cured, 22 to oo
lard. 18 to 22
PAINTS VNIHGLS -
Linseed Oil, per gallon. 2 00(5} 2 ">o
lard OB, 2 Of •/*» 2 <
Coal Oil, 750 1 00
NVLite Lead, per keg, l* 755» 1 6 ?
Nails per pound, 08(3). 10
Molasses, per gallon, 020 1 20
SUG ill, per pound.
Bio wn. 18 020
Clarified, 200 22
Crushed and Powdered, 200 22
Pepper per pound, 50
Rice, 15 17
Salt—per barrel, 4 000 o**
Salt—per eack. S 000 0 00
Starch—Pearl 15
Spioc, 6o
TOBACCO—
Oomirion, O(;0 1 25
Fiue, 1 250 2 50
Tea, per pound. 2 000 2 50
T ill \v. per pound. 10
Tnr. in cans, 60
WTj'ibky. per gallon, 1 60(7? d 00
M*W I »«. Nf' I'H'HS.
ACTBESTtC DOCriWEitTS.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeits! Smith's
i Tonic Syrup bus been counterfeited.
1 mill the counterfeiter brought In grief.
Sniitti's Tonic Syrup.
' 'J'lie genuine article must have I)r.
.John Bull’s private Stamp onencli bot
; lie. Dr. Aolm Bull only lias the right
j to manufacture and sell the original
* .Tollti Smith's Tonic Syrup of Louis.
; viilc. ICy. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not
on the bottle, do not purchase, or you
! will he deceived. See my column inl
verlisement. aud tnv show card. I will
proserutp hiiv one iittmi*riiiLr on my
| right. The grunine Smith’s Toni.* Sy
rup can only be prepared by invself.
The public's servant,
j Louisville, Ky. Du. JOHN HULL.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM
PnovinEXCK. Ala . May 13. 18tid.
Dr. John lin.t.: 1 send yon 83*1 for Cn»
* ron Hitters; please send what it will come
! io after paying freight to Columbus, M-ss.
I have been troubled for several years with
j indigestion; have bad to take p-.ils every
I night for ten or tii’lven years, and in Februa
ry, !8dl. 1 was attacked with general paraly
sis 1 was run lined to my room for t lie 1ml
| ance of the year; and. in fact, continued in a
very weak and nervous condition until some
| two months since, when l was put ttuder an
l operation, and your Ceiikon Bitteiis for
I treatment. I comntonced improving right
away, aud am pretty well restored.
Yours truly,
A. L. NKAL.
Special Notice.
We wish to cull the special attention of our
: friend* to the advertisement headed III «
let’s Atii’E Tonic This is tint best remedy
known for ytiills. Fever and intermittent* Io
j any form: now is the. season lor lids dis
|:r Being complaint. It'has never hern known
to fait to rtfeet a cure, no matter of Vow long
standing, if used hy directions, where nil
other remedies have t tiled. It is purely vtg
stable, and no bad effects from ovet dosing
| need be feared—buy one bottleattd get cured
[ Mso. Hurley's Worm Candy for children, is
the best and most pleasant known; any child
„Ul take il. Hurley's Hiltets is the most
pleasant as well as the purest and best now
known or offered for sale; and for debility,
loss of appetite, cannot be equaled. Also
tor purifying the blood, Bulbing equals Dr
I Hurley'* Comp. Syrup of Sarsaparilla, this
i in the genuine extract of the root Dr. Sea
j brooks Soothing Syrup for children is war
' muted the best and safest remedy known, or
I the money refUnde 1—price Stf. per bottle.
; Also, hie Klixir of Iron and Batk, especially
•I for females II isono of the best Tonics known,
i and pleasant and easily tak-n : not like othet
! remedies of the kind, it does not sicken ct
nauseate. If yon need any of the above
remedies try them, as we feel confident they
1 will do all we claim for them ; they are gotten
up by men of experience and good chemists.
I who know thair business and arc reliable an-J
hone**
MERIC H*_
! DU. JOHN BULL’S
Great Remedies.
Bull's Ccdron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
IrkanMaN Heard Froiw.
TCtfiHONl OF MEDICAL MKN.
Stony l’oin , White Co , Ark. May 20, GO
Du. John nui.L-D.-ai Sir: Lrmi February
f was in Louisville t-urchasing did*/.*, and 1
•trot some of your Sarsaparilla and Cmlron
Bitter*.
My son in law who was wi;li mo in the
store. has boon down with rheumatism for
m.iiio time, commenced o.i the Diners. an
-non found his general hen*t!i improve*!.
Dr. Gist, who hat. been in bad health, tried
them, and he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years— stomach (tod liter affected he
improved very much hi the use of your Hit
lets. Indeed the Ccdron Bitters h is gir. 11
you great popularity in this settletn nt. I
think I could sell a’ great quantity of your
medicine* ‘his fall—especially of your Ccd
ron Hirers and Sarsaparilla. Ship mo via
Memphis, enro of Racket t & Nocly.
Respect fully,
C. H WALKER
13IJ 1 .1 j’sS
WORM DESTROYER.
To toy Voiled Sin erniiU World*
ividr IXeaiiers.
I have received. manv testimonials from
professional and medical men. a* my **ln»a
Macs and various public lions have shown,
ail of which are genuine. The following let
ter from a highly educated and popular pky
sician in Georgia, is oeW.vuly otieol the most
sensible com mimical ions l have ever rece-v.-d.
Dr. Clement knows exactly what he apeak*
of. and his t-"*rimony dosorves to bo written
in letter* of gold. Hear what the Doctor
-ays of BULLS WORM DESTROY ER :
Mill now, W aiken County, Ha . 1
an June 2P, l$t’»G. f
Dn. J-jhn Bull—iJrur S.r: 1 have recent
ly given your “Worm Destroyer sevein’
irials, and find it wondertudy efboaciou*. It
has not failed in a .* ingle insianoe to have the
wished furcllec*. Ism doing a pretty Urge
country practice, and have daily use for • <uoi
article of the kind. ! am free to confers t!»*<
1 know of.no remedy recommend, d by the
ablest author* that is so —rtain and *p *edy
in its effects. On the contrary they at e no
. entrain in the extreme. My object in writ
inj vini is to find ui»oii what terms 1 enu cel
the medicine directly from you. II I can get
it upon easy term*. I shall use a great dr»l «*t
it I am nwai*c that the usc*of such artkde
is contrary to the teachings ami practnn? of n
ffreftt majority of the regular line *>f M. I> ‘s.
but I see noju-t cause or good souse it! dis
cardtnr a remedy which *'e know to be till
eient. simply because we n ay be ipn ■rant ot
; Its Combination. For toy part. 1 shall make
tt a rule to use all and any means to alleviate
-uttering human':,- which I may be able to
command—not hesitating bemuse some one
more ingenious than jjiyseH may have learn ■ 1
! its effects first, and'secured the Sole right :
secure that knowledge. Howev< r. I am by
no means an advocate or supporter ot the
'thousands ot worthless nostrums that Hood
the country, that purport to cure all manner
of disease to which human flesh »s heir
Flea e reply soon, and inform me of your
best terms, lam. sir. most respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. M. D.
BULT/S
SARSAPARILLA.
A G: od Reasm for the Cap
tain’s Faith.
tt BAD TTltl CA FT At NS LMTTF.K AND Til E
LETTER FRr,M IUS MOTHER
Benton lVamv;l;s, Mo., April 1>'J, 1B0C.
4)h. John Bu.x—Dour Sir; Knowing the
! cAjoienoy Of your Sarsaparilla and the Leal
tug and bench.dal qualities it po^sc.-se>-, 1
send you the fniloYving statement o» ttiy case.
I whs wounded about two years ago—wa
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved ho often, ntv wounds
nave not healed yet l have m" s t up a
moment since i was wounded 1 am *h*»t
through the hips. My general lo .lth is im
paired, and ! need something to a.Mst na
•lire. 1 have more faith in your Sarsaparilla
than any thing else. 1 wish that that is geu
uinc. Pleaseexpress me half ‘ulnacu bottles,
ana oblige
C.MT 0. r. JOHNSON.
St. Louis. Mo.
P. S.--T!io following was written-April HO,
IStio, bv Mr* Jennie Johnson, mother of
Capt. Johnson.
l>n. Brj.L—Dear Sir: My hwsb.n d. I>r. C
S. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physi
cian in Central New lork. where he died,
leaving the almvc P. Johnson to tny care.
At tidyteen years of age he had a chronic ui
urrhea and scrofula, for which l gave him
your Sarsaparilla. It Cu»;n» Him. I have
fur ten years recommended it to many in
New York. Olilb, and Iowa. for scrofula, fe
• v«*r sores.-and general debility. Perfect sue
cess has attended it The cure* efee'td in
some cases o f scro fula andfeerr sores were almost
miraculous, lain very anxintis lor Itiy -on
to again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla.
He is fearful of getting a spurious article,
hence hi* witling to yon for it. Mis wounds
were terrible, but I believe he will recover.
Respect fully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
DR JOHN BULL.
?ilanuf<vcturer aud Vender of the Celebrated
!Smith’s Ton it* Svnip!
Foil THE CLUE OF
A n TT ** i 'T *5 V* T>
mX 'mf W — m* m* Jt umt V J>d £m
on
CHILLS aV FEVER.
The proprietor of this celebrated medicin
jimtly claim* for it a superiority over all
l remedies ever offered to the public for the
sa.'e, certain, epn ■■///. and permanent cure ot
Ague and Fever, or Cliilia and Fever, whether
ot short or long standing. He refers to ihc
entire Western and South western court.ry
to bear hint teslituouy to the truth of the a
•erlioii, that in no case whatever will it tail
to cure, if the direction* are strictly followed
nud carried out lu a great many cases a
single dose has been sufficient for a cure, and
whole families have been cured by a single
l,..tile. With a perfect restoration of the gen
eral health. It i*. however, prudent, and in
every case more certain t*» cure, it its use is
continued in smaller dose* for a w tek or two
after the disease has been oheckod. more es
pecially in difficult a id long-standing cases
Usually, this medicine Will not r>ajutre any
aid to keep the bowels ia good order: should
the patient, however, require a cat hart i
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses of the Tonic, a single dose of HULL'S
VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS will he suffi
cient.
1)R JOHN BULL’S Principal Offic*:
No. 40 Fifth, Cross Street*.
LOUISVILLE, KV.
All of tlie Above for atile by
3. >1. BURNEY,
oct!2 DS8 ARC, ARK
TO MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
.AND PLANTERS!
‘•SHAKING THE NATIONS."
CHIU'S NO MORK
Erery Po!»nn lin* it* Antidote I Every
T)isoftsc? lifts Its Cure!
# ““—
A Step in 'ho Right Direction!
\ Hoiuc Policy Already Established
A Vegetable Compound, for I lie Rapid and
Permanent Cure of
tSii In anti I’eirr, or Fever and
Ague. Iluuib Ague, Intermit
tent and Item dent Fevers,
J.iuiidii efind tnlaigement
©I' tlie .Splevii, or Ague
(Lake.
i .iving had indubitable evidence of its
prompt and oortuin effects f« om the test into
ii, a mult it ml** of respectable citizens,
nutong whom are classed stone of our beat
physicians, wt* do no* hesitate to recommend
tins Preparation in nil eases of Fever ami
Ague and Chills and Fever: indeed, from the
act?* in our posse-sioi: of us intrinsic value,
it would not bo loo much for us to state lhai
when iho three!ions ate strictly complied
with, we warrani a euro in every case where
,t is tried, li is pleasant to the taste, ami
the cheapest medicine in the world. There
tore, in ii uili. it may be declared the nay i>
not far distant when it must be appreciate,!
and used in every household where Fever aud
Ague or Chills ami Fever .s found ro exist.
Tt.» u..n,i.M r.:; Hin t li.ii'i i,f the Texas Ton
o Syrup in neutralizing the effects of nmla
riciM pui .oii iu the human system, cun only
explain it'* extraordinary agency iu the
speedy, thorough and permanent cure of
Chills and Fever or Fever and Aguv, anil all
i heir kindred diseases, in whatever form of
Dillons Complaints they may make their ap
pe »r iitce.
As i - fiante fir. port.*4, it is a Tonic of fare
t»i| medicinal virtues, composed of purr and
harmless ingredients, an i are so united ns to
,.*rm a compound alike skillful in uv». beati
lifui in appcaVanre, and can be taken with
safely to ihe inns: d/'cr.'o coasutunons. I*
i» the result of a lifetime of experience and
practice in a Southern dim ite, and w is nev
er known m tail, even where all 9the reme
dies hu l'been tried in vain
Those who arc uuact)minted with tbe ex
traordinary properties of ibis Lome produc
tion, tnanufacti red from Hoots and Plants
indigenous t»» tbe soil of our •‘sunny South,’*
(Mid hence adapted to the cure of Southern
climatic diseases) are respectfully referred
j»|jt» rcrtijicaies of respectable citizens
whits-.* n ine* are embraced i” a pamphlet
which accoiu, .Hies each bottle: also 1140 ca
<lors»to«iitB of'the pre-s in ail the Southern
StfV.ew, indicating the many thnusand cures
..trendy perloftiie i by our Justly celebrated
Texas Toriio Syrup.
The reports from hundreds of Uruggi.-f*.
Morcioinis and healers, from all parts id the
country. are uni foam in suiting tLNs medicine
is s it.. certain and reliable, as a substitute
for Quinine and the poi**otu»us compounds
heretofore jr- vr-ihy sold, snd is rapidly
supplanting everviLi »g ol this class.
As a hotco enterprise i«- especially com
mends itself 10 the people of this section of
the country, who are now struggling iu an
efforts to do away with old prejudices in favor
»f foreign produce, and may we not hope
r • reign “Quack Nostrums.'’ the proprietors
of which, in most cases, are governed by no
thing but mercenary nioiives, know nothin.''
of the properties of Medicinal Agcn's. and
care nothing foe otir interests, except to en
tice our people into the use of their vile
mixtu* 0.
The Texas Tonic Syrup is packed in cases
of 1 wo doxen.
Dealers supplied upon better terms than
any other remedy affords.
MANsPIEliD & HIGBEE.
Druggists and Chemists, Sole
Proprietors, Memphis, Trim
f
MANSFIELD’S
Mississippi Diarrhoja Cordial!
A Rapid, Radical and Never Failing Specific
for
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrncoa,
Dysentery. Colic, Flux and
Loos?uesa of the Bowels.
Purely Vegetable in its Composition, and
prepared at their Laboratory from Darks,
Uomtf, Berrios, (jiimd, and Herbs.
P.v rii* Cm: or mu Mihmhsipm OiutitmF. ^
Cokuiai. UlAHRIHKA. oik -f thetnOst fatal
disease* known in Yj»e Valley of the Missis
*ippi* is rapidly and radically cured—hence
its name it will, also, who.i taken accord
ing to direction;*, most assuredly euro all
ohm's of ('holera, t'linlera Morbus, Colic, dye
entery, and hil diseases of the Dowels.
It is prescribed by the first Western and
Southern physicians, and used in the bospi
tals of Hie country as a Htaiidard remedy.
THOlfS VNDS OK SOHDIKUS AND CITj
’/.HNS have ' een cured by the use of thi*
t’ordinl; and it m iv properly be tnurd th**
(IRK Vf MKIUOLNR ‘»F TUB SOUTH AND
WEST.
Prepared only by
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE
Wholesale Duluolsts <t Chemists.
MEMPHIS, TENX.
g^—Sold by reaped able Druggists am:
l Merchants erery where.
i /
~ '' "“I™!
g«vxs§ is&esxsss
Were awarded tbc Highest rrcmlums at ILc Slate I'nlrs of
New York, Kentucky,
Vermont, Tennessee,
v
New Jersey, Missouri,
Pcnniylrnnln, Alnbame,
Ohio, Mississippi,
Indiana, Virginia,
Michigan, North Carolina,
Wisconsin, California,
Iowa, Oregon,
At the Fairs of the American Institute, Franklin Institute, hari/land Institute, Mass. Mechanics'
As sod ttion, Penn. Mechanics' Institute, St. Lnii« Ajricultural and Mechanics' .4 socianon.
and At numerous Institutes and County Fairs, including all the Fairs At which they were
exhibited the past three years. First Prizes hare also been awarded
three Machines at the exhibitions cf
London, Paris, Dublin, Linz, Besancon, Bayonne, St. Dizier, Chalons,
And they have been furnished, by special command, to Hie
J Empress of France. Empress of Austria. Empress of Husain, Empress of Brazil,
Queen of England, Queen of Spain, ami Queen of Bavaria.
-o
CJ£)uThe very highest prize. THF CROSS OF THE I.EGION OF HONOR, was conferred
on ilit* representative of the Grover & linker Sowing Machines, at the Exposition Uriiver
satle. Paris. 18*17, thus attesting their great superiority over all other Sowing Machines.
--—o
Points of Kxcfli.fnck.—-Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch. Perfection and Simplicity of
| Machinery. tTsing both threads directly from toe spools. No fastening of seams by hand
I and no waste of-thread. Wide range of Application without change of adjustment The
! seam - plains its beauty and firm mss after washing and ironing. Besides do ng nil kinds
of work done by other Sewing Machines, these Machines execute the most beautiful and
J permanent Embroidery and ornamental work
GROVER & BAKER S. M. CO.,
oct20-3m 325 Main Struct. Memphis.
i -*- ----:
CHAKLIlS JST. EWK II,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CLuna, Glass and Qxieeiisware,
323 Main Street. Memphis, Tens*.
DE \EER8. hotel, restaurant, bar keepers find others, will find it to their interest to ex
amine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, »•« I uni the only direct im
porter from England. Frame® and Germany, and offer Gauds at New Vork pt »o»*s withou1
adding any freight. oet20 3m
Hanging Ecck Foundry and Tennessee Petro Oil Company,
ROSENBAUM & BROS..
No. 231 Main Street, Opposite the Clny Fuiiciu#, Memphis, Tennessee,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
j§tobes, feistimjs, ^intoitre writ % ran \
IT.iyc on lmnd tiia improved BLACK OAK and rhe KENTUCKIAN Ftovcs Our Stove? are
manufactured expressly lor the Southern market, and *.ve guarantee them of the best quality.
We have also !Vt o » il. Coal Oil, and all other kiiols of Oil, and general Lamp stock We
reqii '-r dm.!•'»••■ and 1 r- to rail un 1 gv« t; before purchasing eiseirlu re, as wo are dt*
tormiiM d i • make it thcirlutere^t to trade with us. W e sell goods cheaper th in any other
house in Memphis
Hanging Rock Foundry ami Tennessee Petro Oil Cwinpany.
‘ KOSENBAIM & BROS.. Memphis, Tennefoiee
CMUHCH tirco.7
SUCCESSORS TO BLELOCK & CO.,
313 51aia Street, Jlcmpuis, Temi.,
B ooks e 11.&Y-&9, & t a 11 on ex*'$*
JOB PRINTERS AND BOOK BINDERS.
M'VNCFACTURE Blank Hooks of ni! kinds. Steamboat Cooks. Court Docket*, etc.
Blank hooka at r’d.ced price Cnvelope-a Mttpping Tags. Bards aud Bard Boards,
Billet, Note. Letter. l\o!m »p and Legal Pap* i>. Initial Caper plain and in colors.
School Books furnished to dealers at publisher*” net liar pro* \s. L horal discount. to
tearherg and schools. School apparatus and furniture for -chool bouses. Late*! pubtic.i
turns us soon as issued Lvii-y filing bejtpnging ••• the Book and Stationery line will be sold
at ito- lowest market rates Orders from the country solicited, and will he promptly at
tended to. Bad and examine.
ooriO 3iu CHURCH & CO., 815 Main Street. Memphis
ESQuRES, SMITH & CO..
DEALERS IN
Saddlery, ftardwa.ro, Loa'har aad Shoo Finding*,
Tati iters’and Curriers’Tools, India Rubber and Leather Gin and Mill Bands,
And Mnetificttircrs of
3-l’i Main Sircct. Sign, QoMeii Siirrup, .tSouipliis, Tenn.
tair (’n«!i |>iid tor Hides. or(20 3m
F. LANE. J. H. MAHTIN.
F. r,A]NT£2 «fc CO..
oe.lfttl 146101 s
_AND_
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER UNION A NO FRONT STREETS, MEM RUTS TENN
rlBKBAL cash advances made on consignments Bagging, Hope and Ties furnished at
j lowest cash price. oct20 8m
JT T. II ,V N 1) I, A N lb CO.,
DEALERS IN
HATS AND SHOES. AND LADIES’ FURS.
279 MAIN STItEET, MEM1MIIS TENN.
The cheapest liou*e in our line lu the cit . oct20»dm
PLYMOUTH LOCK STOVES
! Are manufactured in the West and adapted t*» the wants of Western people. These cele
* bra ted CVoktug Stoves have been before the public for more than ten years, steadily gain
! in* it? favor ever since their ' . >• iuction. Of late the demand has increased »o rapidly
| that we have been compelled 'o get out an entire new set of patterns, adding all new im
provements and twelve new dixe?*.
OUH NKNV PLYMOUTH HOCA” COOJTING STOVE
! Combi»ies great weight and beauty of design, with perfection of Manufacture. Evcrv stove
' is guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. The oven doors bt iug liued with tin. fully one
j third of the beat is saved, less f tel required, and the baking done perfectly uniform The
I tire box is constructed with a view'of using the least possible quantity of Wood for boiling
i -.nd frying. We therefore offer the u»*w Plymouth Rock as a Perfect Cooking Stove in every
i rfspeci. Sold Wholesale -and Retail by the EXCELS Kill M AM FACT U RING COMPANY.
* St. Louis, Missouri.
JUK^ & SCOTT, s »ii Sccoixl Street,
' oft20-3m Next di>ur Ik a! ittliciv«. Ju.Uon .t Ck. Mimi'liis. Teiin.
RICE c&3 JEnxr&rJESX-M,
233 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.,
HAVE disposed of a large lo* oflands for Dry C»o<Sd<», on terms that will enable them i<
offer the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. Tht
Slock consists in part of the following articles:
a
Ladles’ Dress Goods, Laces, While Goods, Embroideries,
UOSICIlt AID F1XCY UOOBS,
Gents* Clothing am! Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bleached am'
Brown Domestics, Tickings, Osnabnrg*. Blankets. Etc. net IS 3u
WALKER BUG'S & CO.,
I
229 Main Street Memphis, Tenn.,
OFFER SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS To MERCHANTS AND BUYERS IN
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES. HAT8, ftc
Call and examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is ‘'Quick sales ant
small profits."
: sepil-ta WALKER BRO’9 fc CO., 229 Main Street.
( HILLS AND FEVER.
Cull Ibe Clii!'» bo eured in nrery inaUntHi
jrilbotil •ffV.oMhj <l’C Lend! is tber, no mod.
oinf thnt wilt nnlinfy oiir people. Mint will per
ir-'ici.Mj eindlcs’e nil furmn of Chills vid
Fever! Vee, itenn bn done. V. hu iniie‘n»u>«
nud whore enn it be Lad!
; DF.OilGOOLE £ CO.'S
KING OF CHILLS
AT ONLY OXE DOLLAR,
fs to day. ti e fr.flst worthy «nd ?nfc§tanHal
L'hill medicine now before the Southern peo
pl«. It never fail* to give the most prri»«.‘t
mtififRCiioD in every respect. Every planta
tion j-l.t-uld buy ohc do tell bottles si a time
Which is so common on all out men*, lalcca,
bayous, swamps, etc; can be entity cured by
using our “King of Chilis’ which immedia
tely arouse? the Liver, cleanses the Stomach,
optns the Bowels, and never fail* to cure tho
worst forms of Chills aud Fever. Chills arc
so easily cured by its use, that it is folly to
suffer any longer.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Everywhere cotrfd save much time and money
among their hands by keeping a constant
supply of King of Chills on hand, a? ii makes
quick and permanent cures'without affecting
riie head, and is a powerful tonic toprevebt a
return.
He appeal to all wLo tuffer with chills.
DROMGO*»L£ k CO.’S
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,
A beautiful medical compound, prepared by
a class of regular ami experienced physicians
who have been practising medicine'•ft the
South for twenty years.
This Female Regulator i* n powerful
Uterine Tonic, arousing the Womb to a lieut
ihy action, thereby curing pmnfiil. suppress
ed or irregular menstruation, falling of tho
Womb. Leucorrhcca or White?, Ulceration
and Irritability of the Womb. Swimming and
Giddiness of the Head, 1 alpitaiioh of the
Heart, Melancholy, Sick Headache. Ovarian
Disease, Derangement of the Kidney's nud
Bladder, and alt those preculiar complaint’s
affecting.
WIFE, MOTHER and SISTER,
Read a few extracts from letters.
••English Female Bitter's cured me of fall
ing oftfce Wo id*.’’ “Mv wife carried six bot
tle? to Fine Bluff, two bottles cured her of
l.oucorrhqea and bIh* sold the remainder”
“Send on© bottle English Female Bitters fdr
j FulpitHtiou mid Sick IKadacho ” • Three
| hot lies of English Female Bi. tci> cured my
wife of Painful Menstruati- a.” “0, I feel . 0
I much hotter after using English Female
i Bitters, if strengthen? miv" “Four bottles
! of English Female Bitters curied my wife of
| Uiccrntion of the Womb,”
I 33 1 o o cl and Hones
: Arc composed of certain materials which bc
•j come greatly changed from the effects of
many constitutional uiatasc*. such «.- Skin
J Diseases, Eruptions on the Face, broker dt wh
J Constitution*. Shattered Nerve. Effects ot
j .Mercury, Scrofula, Glandular Tumor* and
Swellings* old Ulcers, and S«n e* of long stan
ding and hi 1 that cln-* of disease- where ;lic
lvln»d 1. ts become hnpur \ \n*l this condition
of you** bl . d must bo changed. al< « red, be
fore you can erp-et to got well, and for this
purpose nothing is better than
DROMGOOLt! & CO.’S
CONS TIT U TION AL MONA R C lx
Which immediately purifies the blood and re
• stores health.
The Bleed Purifier is composed of StilDn
I gia, Yelb>w Dock, Sarsaparilla, thirduok and
' Iodide Potash, and all persons know them to
\ bo good, as all physicians say so, as well us
' those who speak fzozu experience.
KIDNEY AND DL4DDER
A flections which ar.* so common among all
classes in the Southern climate, are immedi
ately cured by the uso of Drowgooio & Co s.
Fluid Extract
Boarbarry, Oubebs and Buchu
11 will cure Retention or Non-Retention of
Urine, Gravel. Thick or Milky Urine, Diffi
culty of Urinating. Pain in the Bark, Bloody
Urine. Melancholy and E\il Forebodings,
Extreme Nervousness, Effects of Hnb ts of
Dissipation or Early Abuses, Loss of Power
and Memory, affecting old or young. mule or
female.
i Use Great Southern Reparations
Use Great Southern Preparations.
Use Great Southern Preparations
Why!
Because they are a cfasa of medicines pre
pared by tae regular Medical profession in
the Smith, ft re genuine remedies, specially
adapted to Southern diseases and are giving
universal satisfaction.
J. P. DROMGOOLK & CO ,
Proprietors, .Memphis Teun.
Sold in De* Arc by B. F. JOHNSON, and
druggists everywhere.
Freight l**»sujrb I'urrt Unto of the
Moiii|iliis and White Itiver
INDEPENDENT PACKET,
^gj&l DES ARC.
Lctiviug Memphis Every Monday.
T71ROM MeihpfcU to Helena. Delta, Friar’s
|y Point and all way Lauding* and mouth
WJjiu* rm-h per 100 pounds 20c: dry bar
rels. 504; *ali fcarveV. 00c; park, 75c: whis
ky. $J; molasses, $1; corn, oats aud bran,
25 c.
From Memphis to Intlftu Bay and all Way
(.sliding*, iu Dos Arc, Augusta, West Point
ind Searcy, per ItHt pound*. 40c: dry barrels,
title; *nlt barrels, 75c; pork. $1: whisky. $1
25: »uc!as-'*3b, $1 50; corn, oats arid bran, 80c.
From Memphis to Jacksnnport, per 100
pound*. 50c; dry barrcU, 75c; saltbarrels,$•;
pork, $1 25; whisky, $1 75; molasses, $l 75;
corn, oats and bran. 40c.
Passage from Memphis to Prairie Landing,
Indian Bay, Si. Charles. Crockfctt s Blntf,
Mount Adam*. Casco and Clarendon, $5;
Little Hock. $15, Be* An, $10; West Feint,
Searcy and Augusta, $18; Jackson port $15.
Cation to Mom|>hin. Si SO ppr hula.
JCUN D. ELLIOTT, .V»iit«r.
Elliott & Mulls, Agouts, No. 5 JeBcroom
•Iran, Memphis. »«pl*