CHEAP D!IY GIIIIIIS
— \XU—
BOOTS AND KH 'KS, HATS,
OSN ABUBGS, &C.
Look at our Stock.
SIXBSSlti EU'QTOK,
C )H. OF COURT AND MAIN STREETS
MEMPHIS, TENN.
T?cfc> D. Cheek, from Clarendon,
Monroe Co , Ark.:
Jesse Wit.res, from Phillips Co..
Ark.; will be found at our liouse.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
oct29 Sai Memphis. Tenn
i>E s X R C :
TUESDAY. JAN. £0. 1809.
THE LARGEST CIFCM ATION OF ANY
i>a;’kr on white river.
*grC o'ton rugs wanted at the ‘Citizen
office,” for which a lair price will he paid
See the notice ot Gatewood &
Thomas.
fcarSave all the old cotton rags and
bring them to the ‘Citizen office. ^ c
want twenty hales.
Uemetnber that the “Citizen
Office” lias been removed to the now
brick building, up-stairs.
We would call the attention of our
reader* to the fact that they catt exchange
corn for meal at any time, at the l us Are
Mills. _
Read the new advertisement of
MeCaricy & St all worth.
We have received tlie January
number of the Carolina banner, pub
lished at Wilmington, N. ('• It is* an
agricultural monthly, containing thir
ty-two pages ot reading matter, well
selected and tastefully gotten up. It is
reaHv a credit to the old North State
and should be liberally patronized.
Subscription Oi).
The large sales ot goods that tire
..... I .. . 1.. : I . • I., Cinlt'iii'l I 1 tv iV, ( ll.
do not run their stock low, ns they re
ceive large shipments by every boat.
If you want any kind of dry goods,
groceries or furniture they can supply
you, and at the best figures to be had
anywhere.
Nothing i- more neglected in
our section than the bcattlifxing our
homes, it is a duly we owe ourselves
ami families to render home attractive.
Nothing external produces such an ef
fect, or in a higher degree, than flow
ers.—the language of love. li\ refer
ence t<* our advertising columns it will
be seen that Mr. James Vick, ol Roch
ester, New Y«»rk, It is a large -election
of all kinds of seed-*, grown by
himself, and warranted iresh and gen
uine, which be will sell low for the
money. Alt persons sri-king to adorn
nature should apply to him at once lor
ii.it illustrated catalogue, and forward
their orders immediately.
Cnu.LS no Mous.— The Texas Tonic
Syrup is guaranteed to cure any ease of
I-Yver ami Ague, no matter, of how
long standing, the directions oil the
bottle being serupu ously followed.
It is a ptirelx vegetable preparation,
perfectly innoxious, pleasant to the
taste, speedy in its action, and sold
at, a price so low as to place it in the
reach of every one.
Mansfield & IIiobee, Memphis
Trim.. Sole Proprietors.
Sold by Dealers generally.
t t a: if.
In justice to the Company, I take
pleasure in making the statement that
my late husband, James W. Howerton,
insured his life in the Carolina Rile In
surance Company on the 11th ol March,
* IStiS, lor the sum ot live thousand dol
lars, and that on the 1st lust, that
amount was handed me by the repres
entatives otilie Company in this city.
I have found the Company evet
prompt, courteous and obliging ; and I
take this occasion of t nan king them mi
their kindness to me. and of bearing
testimony to the integrity of tin* Com
pany.
My claim has been received witboui
cost or anxiety on my part ; lor whirl
1 am sincerely tlianktul to the gentle
men entrusted with the management o
the allairs of the Company.
Very respect fully,
FAXN1K A. IIOWKKTON.
•Jaeksonport Herald please copy am
send bill to t his oflice.
4 Senatorial tnriiet-llugger E\«
I r;ioi dliiary.
Toe Tallahassee Sentinel gives tin
following account of one of Florida*
Senators, whom it dubs a •♦caipet-ba
get* 4*xtraordinaryIt will seem «o t<
all who will read what the Soutine
savs of the Senator. The Hon. A. >
Welch, of Iowa, President of the Agri
cultural College of that State, it savs
••with $4,080 a year, and a turnish?
house, and Senator from Florida (nut
March next.) will i-hn be antiouucc
t>y the Jacksonville Union as a eandi
date tor the task of ousting Mr. Ui
hert from hit* seat as United Stall
Senator from this State. Mr. Wcle
was elected last July, to serve the ui
expired term, and shortly after accept
ed the lucrative position of Preside!
of the low i College, gave up his res
deuce in Florida, removed liis fundi
to Iowa, and hi« property here wasle
tor sale. His saw mill sold for $ 12.00
His residence is held at $5.50J. wit
furniture. Mr. Welch has just n
turnyd to Florida. He proposes i
Slav if the Legislature will oust M
Gilbert and put him in Ids place. I
proposes to pull up stakes instanter
the Legislature will be so naughty
not to gratify him.
“Gentlemen of the Legislature, v
have the high honor to lake tlie In
hv the horns and introduce to ym
acquaintance in January, the Hon. M
Welch, of Mi higan. President^ of
college in Iowa, and at present Uidti
States Senator from Florida.”
-The present population of Sai
Louis is 241.071; increase in four yen
58,251.
-A Christmas goose, sent hv
kind friend to two prisoners in a Ca
•da jail, was e-lulled with flics and st«
im,
Life Lengthened.
1. Cultivate an equal temper; many
a man has fallen dead in a tit of pas
sion.
2. Eat regularly, not over thrice a
day, and nothing between meals.
3. Go to bed at regular hours. Grl
up as soon as you wake of yourself, and
do not sleep in the day time, at least
not longer than ten minutes before
noon.
4. Work always by the day, and not
by the job.
6. Stop working before you are
“lagged out.”
0. Cultivate a gererous and an accom
modating temper.
7. Never eat when yon are not hun
gry, nor drink when you arc not
thirsty.
8. Never cross a bridge before yon
come toil, for this will save halt the
trouble of life.
0. Let your appetite always come
uninvited.
10. Cool off in a place greatly war
mer than the one in which yon have
been exercising ; this simple rule would
prevent incalculable sickness and save
millions of lives a year.
11. Never resist a call of nature for n
single minute.
12. Never allow yourself to be chill
ed "through and through;” it is this
which destroys so many every year, ill
a few days' sickness, front pneumonia,
called by some lung fever, or inflama
I inn of l lie hint's.
13. Whoever drinks no liquids at his
[ meals will add years of pleasurable
existence to his life. Of cold or warm
drinks, the former are most pernicious ;
drinking at meals induces persons to
eat more than they otherwise would as
any one can verify hv experiment; and
it is excess of eating which devastates
the land with sickness, suffering, and
then t It.
14. Alter fifty years of age, if not n
day laborer, and sedentary persons af
ter forty, should cat lint twice a day—
in the morning and about four in the
afternoon ; persons ran soon accustom
themselves to seven hours interval be
tween eating, thus giving the stomach
rest ; for every organ with >ut adequate
rest must give out prematurely.
15. Begin early to live under the he
nil'll influences of the Christian reli
gion, for it -has the promise of the life
that now is. and of that which is to
oomo.”—Hall s Journal of Health.
Militia Murders .trim the
driver.
A report romes across the river that
the three citizens mentioned in our
Iasi issue as having hern spirited away,
were designed for execution, and that
two of them were put to dealli at or
near a place called French's Bayou.
The names of the victims were Harney,
a nephew oi ueneru ii inic), mm a
Mr. Skipp. They were hungup sever
al limes to extort conlessions from
them, but nothing was elicited, and
finally they were made way with in a
summary manner. The third man was
afterward seen at Oceola, and it was
supposed ilmt lie had escaped. The
general correctness of this report is not
doubted, although we are not able to
give full particulars.—Memphis Ava
lanche, *20»h ilist.
--
Brath in Els-tigs.
Heretofore wc have shown how peo
ple suffer and are swindled from adul
terated food ; we now exhibit the gen
eral poisoning by means of adulterated
di ugs. While chemicals proper, such as
the preperations of morphine, for in
stance.are generally comparati vely pure
fhe gross adulteration* in drugs are
fright ml. This is especially the ease
in rhubarb and in opium, tin* present
high price «►» the latter particularly
opening a most tempting door fo fraud.
How this drug is reduced, by whom
this and other drugs are m inipulatcd
and to what extent drugs are adulterat
is tully shown in the article we present
to-day. So general and so extensive arc
these fraud-' tint it is a reasonable
doubt as to the possibility of procuring
perfectly pure di ngs of certain clases
in this city. It is not our purpse to
alarm the public, but wc do mean to
protect the public by calling attention
to these frauds and by demanding a re
form. \n interest so vas* and vital
—affecting* as it does, every family
and every individual in the community
— warrants the prominence which
we give-, to this exposure in our
war upon the adulterations and pois
onings practiced in this eitv.—New
\ ork World.
..—.♦ -
-The New York Commercial save
1 the editors who have heretofore done
• the writing for ••Brick” Bomeroy’s pa
per have all been Hepublicuus.
-Thieves lately stole the carpet
from a rural church near Cincinnati,
and when it was newly carpeted
brought back the old and stole the
new. .
-The town of Wells, Vt., ha- a
citizen who married at 17. His first
child was a daughter, who married at
13. and eighteen months afterward
made her lather a grand lather at t lit
i early age ot 31 years.
-Dr. II. A. Swasey will soon be
:!.....:.«• ‘ ... ... * 1.1.. .........
r- ■ .. I ... i ' •
at Canton, Mi"., to be styled tin
Southern Ilorticiillurist. The prict
will he only one dollar per ituiitiin.
-Three hundred and seventy mar
i rittjte licenses were issued in Visit
I county, Ind.. duriit" the year 186S
one lor each dav in (lie year, anil tivi
l extra lor the holidays.
-A I'lianniii" style for yotiitj
"iris is to eolith tin1 trout hair bind
loosely and join it wills the back hair
tnakiit" a sitt"le chignon arranged ove
several crepes, liand and how tire o
black velvet ribbon.
-A few ni"!its since a man unmet
i Weathers, in Louisville, while untie
i the influence ol liquor, asked hi* I it tit
. hoy, four or five years of ttjfe, to sptd
. , a word which it was impossible !,,rtii
: I ehild do. Wo*; hern then seizet
' him by the hair, picked up a stick am
i | Iteal tiie child until the flesh upon it
I ; body was lacerated in many placet
- j llecditt" not tiie cries of the little out
who pleaded for mercy, be picked i
s up and held it over a hot lire in tb
It stove until its whole hotly was buruc
to a blister.
I -Cotton planters In Georgia pro
1 | pose to construe! spinitinjf machiitcr
in tbeir jrln-linuses, to be mu by tb
•' same power which runs their grins. ait
spin their cotton into yarn and send
to market in Ibis concentrated an
1 partially manufactured form, saving;
inrgre portion of the cost ol transport:
" lion ami many of the expenses whit
' now attend the sale of the raw tin
lerial.
it
is-A severe snow storm came ovi
this section of the country eotuiiieneiu
, on Sunday evening; averaging; whet
I! the fall was lightest, fully six inele
ii and trout that to thirteen. What
t strait"" is that Ally miles north of tit
a point to the west there was no si"tt <
■d snow, ttntl tin* same day in Mempli
was a very pleasant one. The sno
laid on the ground for some time b
„i Wednesday the atm was quite war
rg ••i.oujeli to melt the snow. Tlttirsdt
if was cold, rainy and very disttirree
l»le.—Grenada (Miss.) Sentinel, 16th.
a
n- -Georga lias at present three p
el per mills in suecesful operation, at
wil hive three more shortly.
The Woman's night guenHiin In
Tennessee.
Tlic following is Senator Nelson's
bill, which passed one reading and was
referred to the Judiciary Committee,
on Monday:
Be it enacted by the General Assem
bly of the State of Tennessee, That the
word “male,'' in tlie first section of an
act passed February' 26th, 1SC7, known
ns an net regulating the elective Iran
chisc in this St(fte, be, and the same is
hereby stricken out of said act ; and
tlint every won! in said net or subse
quent acts now in force applicable to
I ei rons of the male sex shall apply
equally to persons of the female six;
so that hereaiter cvety female inhabi
tant of the age of twenty-one veins, a
c linen of the United States, and a resi
dent of the county wherein she may
otter her vote six months preceding
the day of election, shall lie cut it led to
I In- privilege of the elective Iranehise,
and lie eligible to all the civil oflicea in
Tennessee for the same terms and con
ditions in all respects as men.
jSy-The following is suggested to
Grant as worthy at his consideration
in Cabinet making:
Secretary of State—E. B. Washburn,
Illinois.
Secretary of War— W. D. Waslibnrne.
Minnesota.
Secretary of Treasury—C. C. Wasli
burne, Wisconsin.
Secretary of Navy—W. 13. Wasli
lilirnc. Massachusetts.
Secretary of Interior—C. A. Wash
buriip, California.
Attorney General—II. E. AA ash
btirne, Indiana.
The rest of the family can be dispos
ed of as vacancies occur.
-In honor of the birth of the first
born, “catnip weddings’’ have been
invented.
.markets, &c.
Ciiiik Oisicr., L>is Arc. I
Tuesday, Jaa JO. 1800. f
The following are Ike receipts of cotton for
(he past week:
Mewart, bwynne k Co. Cl hides, bought.
Thomas, bill k bo. Jo bales, li bought.
Malt k bo. 40 bales, bought.
Mel.ai-en k Alien o bales, bought.
bates k ISio. 4 bales, bought.
Total lor the week 140 halos. Total tor
tlie season 4801.
DES ABC PRICES CURRENT.
CUUUKUTCC WKKkl.V
BROOMS, per dozen. 8 500, A >'
Buckets, painted, per doz 4 00®, .| 50
Butter per pound, 2U® 25
Bur Iron, *'0 10
j Bar Soup, per pound 120 1'
Beef Bides, d-y, per pound, lO® 15
| Castings, 8£® oo
| Coffee—Rio 81)
Candles Star, 20® 25
Cotton, 2001 12
Cotton Yarns. 25® • '
Cordage—Manilla, 8 ® 85
Corn Meal, per bushel, l',:® 1 on
Fgga, per dozen, 8.1®, 14
Flour, per barrel, 8 51 ® 14 <»'
FRUITS—
Apples per bushel, dried, 2 00® 2 5*
Benches, do. 2 00® 2
GRAIN—
Wheat per bushel, 1 ,M® 1
Corn do 8 (,i 1 O'!
Gunpowder per keg, 10 on® u> i
Lime per barrel, 8 OOf./- 8
Lead—Bor. per pound, lb® 21
Ginger p-r pound, C »
M FATS—
Mess Fork per barrel, 82 00® 00 00
Bulk Burk, 14 O'»0. 17 00
Bork. fresh, p**r pound, 100 12A
Beef per pound, 8® 10
BACON—Clear Sides, 2*» to 00
Shoulders, 1 to 00
Ilains. sugar-cured, 22 to 00
lard, IS to 22
PAINTS AND 'MLS—
Linseed Oil, per gallon, 2 00® 2 •*'.
Lard Oil, ‘ 2 0* (’ 2 •
Coal Oil. 75® 1 00
White Lead, per keg, 8 150. 4 5u
Nails per pound. 080a 10
Molasses, per gallon, 00® 1 20
SUGAR, per pound.
Brown, 18 (5*20
Clarified, 2':0 22
('rushed and Powdered, 2’ ® 2:
Pepper per pound, 5"
Bice, 15 17
Salt—per barrel, 4 (Mi® 5 • •;*
Salt—per sack, C 00®, 0 00
Starch—Pearl, 15
Spire, 50
TOBACCO—
Common, 00® 1 25
Fine, 1 250) 2 f>0
Tea, per pound. 2 0'i® 2 50
Tallow, per pound, JO
Tar. in cans. 80
Whisky*, per pnlloa, 1 50® ° 00
sen t u. ifoiinis.
tviiiKXTii liornii:ats.
EXTKA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeits! Smith’s
| Tonio Syrup has boon oountorloitod,
and tbo oonntorloitor brought to jjriof.
Smith's Tonic syrup,
i Tlio (rouuiue artiolo must liavo Dr.
John Bull’s privuto Stamp on each hot -
j Ho. iJr. John Hull only has tlie ntrht
| to mnuurnoturo ami soil the original
John Smith's Tonic Syrup of Louis
ville. Ivy. 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 ad
vertisement, and mv show card. 1 will
prosecute any one infringing' on my
right. The genuine Smith’s Tonic Sy
rup can onlv lie prepared bymvself.
The public’s servant.
Louisville. Ivy. Dr. JOHN HULL.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM
, Pnovinr.xcF. Ala , May 13. 18<w.
Pf John Hi ll: l send you $ to for Cm»
hon Hittkhs : p|ea«e send what ir will come
lo after paying freight to Columbus, Miss.
I have been troubled for several years will)
I ! indigestion : have had to take pills every
* j night for ten n»* fifteen years, and in Februu
■ | ry. 1®3i. I was attacked with general paraly*
I j si** I was ran lined to my room for the hal
» I ance of the year; and. in fact, continued in a
| 1 verv w» ak and nervous condition until some
| two months since, when l was put under an
t operation, and your Cldhox Bittickr for
treatment. 1 commenced improving right
’ away, and ain pretty well restored.
* Yours truly,
1 A. L. NRAL.
I Special Notice.
We wish to call the special attention of out
I friends to the advertisement headed Hi k
lky’s AfiUK Toxic This is the best reined)
I known for (’hills. Fever and intermittent a ii
any torn): now is the season for this dis
' ! tr tsing complaint. It has never been knowi
* ! to fail i o effect a cure, no matter of how Ion*
j standing, if used by directions, where al
other remedies have tailed. It is purely veg
- j etahU. and no bad effects from over dosing
II need be feared—buy one bolt ir and get cured
i- Vlao. Hurley’s Worm Candy for children, i
I h« best ami most pleasant known; any chib
will take it. Hurley’s Bitters is the mo*
*’ pleasant as well as the purest and heat nuv
g known or offered for sale; and for debility
c j hiss of appetite, cannot be equaled. Also
*" f«*r purifying the blood, nothing equals l)r
[r i Hurley's Comp. Syrup of Sarsaparilla, thi
is is the genuine extract of the root. l>r. Sea
,f brooks Soothing Syrup for children is wai
ls ranted the best and safest remedy known, n
{y the money refunded—price Joe! per hot lb
Also, his KHxir of Iron and Bark, especial!
for females it is one of the best Tonic* known
11 and pleasant and easily taken : not like othe
•N remedies of the kind, it docs not sicken c
l" nauseate. If you need any of the abov
rented Iff* try them, as we feel confident the
will do all we claim for them : they are gone
"* tip by men of experience and good chemisti
J [ who know their business and s o reliable an
» Wawenf
HEIUdL.
DR. JOHN BULL’S
Great Remedies.:
Bull’s Cedron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Arkun«n« Heard From.
TESTIMONY OP MKDH'AL men.
Stony Poin , White Co., Ark. May 28,’(hi j
Dh. John* Bit tv.—Dent Sir: Last February I
( was in Louisville • urchn'dng drug*, and i ,
got some of your S «rsapitrilla and Cedron j
Bitter*.
My son in-law who was with me in the i
store, lias been down with rheumatism for ;
sometime, commenced o.« the Bitters an
soon found his genera! healtli improved.
l)r. Gist. who has been in had health, tried !
them, and he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who lias been in bad healtli for j
several years—stomach, and liver affected —he i
improved very much h\ the use of your Bit
ters. Indeed the Cedron Bitters h is given
you great popularity in this seillom nt. I
think I could sell a-great quantity of yum
medicines this fall—especially of your Ced
ron Bitiers and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
Memphis, cure of Kickcit .S; Neely,
Respectfully.
C. B WALKER
15* I J/S
WORM DESTROYER
To my VnUrri Stir cs iind World
wide Bleadt»l'«.
I have received many testimonials from
professional and medical met), as my alma
nacs and vtiriou* public tions have shown,
all of which are genuine. The following let
ter from a highly educated and popular phy
sician in Georgia, is certainly one of the most
sensible communications f have ever received.
Dr. Clement knows exactly what lie speaks
of, and his testimony >1 serves to he written
in letters of gold. Hear what the Doctor
says of BULL’S WORM DESTROYER :
Vim. 'Now. W.u.kkr County, Go. )
June 2f.», ISlUi. f
Dr. Jons Bri.t.— Dear S r: 1 have recent
ly given your ♦•Worm Destroyer" several
trials, and find it wonderfully efficacious. D
has not failed in a tingle instance to liaveth ■
wished tor effect. I a in doin*r « pretry large
country practice, and have daily use for soon
article ui mo kmoj. » am i ee 10 o’imv-s ■ mu
I know of no remedy n commended by the
if e>t authors that is m> certain anil speedy
| in it et’K-ts. On ti e contrary they are tin
• •iteain in the exirente. My object in writ
ing y mi is to find upon what terms I can get
the medicine directly from yon. It I can get
it upon easy term-, i shall use a great de .l of
kit 1 am aware test the use of such articles
i* contrary t<> the t -achings and practice of n
great majority of the regular line of M. 1* s.
buf I 8«o noju-t cau«c or good sense in
carding a remedy which * e know to lie e!il
oient, simply because we may be ignorant
iiscombMiaif.il. Fur my part. 1 shall make
i: •: rub* to use all and any means to alleviate
sulicringr humanity which 1 may be able to
! com maud—not hesitating because some one
| nb>re ingenious than myself may have learned
its ell' -is tir-U.atid . . cured the sole right to
i -ocurc that know b dgo. However, I am by
I no me n- an advocate or supporter of the
| rhon-ands of w< : tiib’.ss nostrums that Hood
the country, that purport to cure aii manner
|o| di ->•»*.»* to wiiioh human flesh is heir
Plea e reply -on. and inform me of your
i beat terms. I am. -ir, most respectfully,
1*. CLEMENT. M'. [>.
BULL’S
SARSAPARILLA.
A Gc d Reason for the Cap
tain's Faith.
RHAD THE CAPTAIN’S LETTER AND THE
LETTER VR-'M IMS MOTHER.
Benton Bn -.racks Mo., April 30, 1 $»><!.
I)a. Jon. Eu.i- Dear Sir: Knowing the
■ kudenov of \i>uv Sarsaparilla, and the heal
I ing and b-noticial ipmlities it possesses, I
>end you the following statement ol my ruse.
I \s ;s wo i:■; I about two years ago—wa
j ijiltco prisoner and confined for sixteen
j itionn *.. Being moved so teflon, my wounds
■ not healed vet l have not s.t up a
i moment since i was wounded l am sh'U
! through th** hip-, M\ g-iiera! health is im
■ paired, and I need something to assist na
me. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla
.'bun any thing oh * l wish that that is gen
line. Please express me half admen bottles,
l and oblige
Camp. C. r. JOHNSON.
St. Louis. Mo.
P S.—The following was written April 3<\
lPtifi. by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother of
i 'apt. John^oti.
Ph. Biu.t.—Dear Sir : My husband. Dr. (’
; S. Johnson, was askdidil surgeon and phv*i
■ fiaii in Central New \ork. wiierc lie died,
legvtng the above C. I*. Joanson to my ca1*e.
At thirteen yens of age he had a chronic *»i
I trrlM'H tlTIO SCnUUtU. I" WMIVU 1 gave M! Ill
! voitr Sarsaparilla. Ir Cnin> Him. 1 have
; >r ten years reconi in ended it to many in
\,-w York. Ohio, and low.i. f »r scrofuU. t •
vr sort s, and general debility Perfect sue
ci*j*s has Httende«l if The carer effect'd in
Mijfld e<j <C9 of scrofula and freer mree were at mo*?
’ uHrarulon* 1 am very anxious tor my -on
io again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla,
lie is tearful of getting a spurious article.
: hence his writing to you for it. I!is wounds
. were terrible, but I believe he will recover.
Hespeot fully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
Dll JOHN BULL.
Manufacturer and Vender of the Celebrated
jSmith-s Tonic Syrup!
FQlt Tin; COKE OF
s r* - r; a ** -3 ft* 2 ft" "2 ~
OR
CHILLS & F'KVISO.
The proprietor of this celebrated tnediein
i in si iv claims for it a superiority over ah
j remedies ever offered to the public tor tin
.•utfe, certain, epee di/. and permanent cure oi
\guc and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whet hoi
oj short or long standing. He refers to tin
1 entire Western and South-western count rj
j in bear him testimony to the truth of the as
: •et'tion. that in u » ease whatever will it lai
i to cure, if i!.o directions are strictly follows*,
and earritkl out. In a great many cos*** t
-ingle do*.* has been sufficient for a cure, ant
whole families have been cured by a aingb
, bottle. With a perfect restoration of the gen
! eral health. It is. however, prudent, and ii
l I every ease more certain t•» cure, if its use i
i continu'd in smaller doses for a week or twi
! after the <]:* so has been checked, more es
■ peeially in difficult and long-standing oases
P-ually. this medicine will not inquire an;
aid to keep the bowels in good order; fhoub
j : the patient, however, require a cat hart i<
. medic no. after having taken three or foil
doses of the Tonic. a single don* of BULL 2
i VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sutti
, I eient.
• DU JOHN BULL S Principal Office:
So. 40 Fifth, (ross St not.
LOUISVILLE. K)
[»
• Alt of the above for nale by
«j. m. m nxEY,
L -«is arc. inr.
■■■
TO MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
AND PLANTERS!
“SHAKING THE NATIONS.”
CIin.ES NO MOR E
Every Poison lin« its Antidote! Every
Ili»ense !i:\s its Cure!
A Step in 'he Right Direction!
A Home Policy Already Established
TEXAS TONIC STREP;
\ Vegetable Compound, for the Rapid and
Permanent Cure of
4 IsS is and Pevcr, or S ever ami
Ajilie, IMimli Ague, Ktilrtmlf
t«*n1 si Bid I!eiti Menl IVvent,
Jaundice acid llnlargetiienl
of the Spleen, or Ague
Cuke. ^
Having had indubitable evidence of its
prompt and certain effects fiom tin* lestimo
ny of a multitude ot respectable citizen*,
among whom are classed some of our best
physicians. we do not hesitate to recninfiieno
ihi* Preparation in all ease* of Fever ami
,\«£ue ami Chills and Fever: indeed, from tIt••
met;* in our possession of its intrinsic value,
ii would not be loo much for u* to stale that
when tiie direction* a• e strictly complied
with, we warrant a cure in every ca*e when*
.< : j ivi.,.1 ti w iili-’i sn ill i.i inn I ji*l e. .mil
I In* cheapest medicine in the world. There
fore, in iru'h, it may he dee laved the day i
not ter distant when it must he appivciat-d
and u-cd iti •■very household where Fever and
Ague or Chilis and Fever is found to exist.
Tiie wonderful operation of the Tex is Ton
e Syrup in neutralizing the effects of mala
i unis p"ison in the unman system, can only
explain its tr a ••rdinary agency in the
•■p"eily. thorough and permanent cure ol
Chills and Fever or Fever and Ague, and all
their kindred diseases, in whatever torin ot
bilious Complaint, they may m ike their ap
pear i nee.
As its name imports, it is a Tonic of rare
jj»id medicinal virtil's. compose I ot pure and
harmless ingredients, and are so united as to
form a c*«mpound a ike skillful in art beau
tiful in appearanc -. and cm h • taken with
safety to the iims. ildicate constitutions. 1:
is the result of a lifetime of experiem e and
practice in a Southern ciimate. and w is nev
it known to fail, even where all uthe reme
dies hail been tried in vain
Thom* who are unacquainted with t ie ex
iraordinary properties of this home produc
tion, manufactured from Iioots and Plants
indigenous to tin* soil of our ••sunny South,”
iml fence adapted to the cure of Southern
idimni ic diseases) are respectfully rot erred
to the cert.neatis of respectable citizens
whose names are embraced in r pamphlet
which accompanies each bottle: tiie en
dorsements of the press in all the Southern
Stales, iti bearing the r.-.aoy thousand cures
already performed hv our jus»lv celebrated
Texas Tonic Syrup.
The reports from hundreds of Druggists.
Merchants and Dealers, li on all parts of the
country, arc uniform in slating the medic.lie
* -ife. certain and v i able, as n substitute
i r Quinine and the poisonous compounds
heretofore generally sold, and is rapidly
supplanting everything of this class.
As i home euterpri- * it especially com
mends itself to the people of this section of
; he country, who are now struggling in an
,dT,*rt to do away with oid prejudices in favor
of foreign produce, and may w** tun hope
foreign “Quack Nostrums.” the proprietors
which, in most cases, are governed by no
tiling but mercenary inoiives, know nothing
| of the propenio d Medicinal Ag ars, and
care nothing for our interest.-, except to en
tice cur people into the li e of their vile
mixture.-.
The Texas Tonic Sytiip packed in cases
ot t w o dozen.
Dealers supplied upon better terms than
any other remedy affords.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Druggists and Chemists. Sole
1‘iMprietors. Memphis. Term
MANSFIELD’S
Mississippi Diarrlitea Cordial!
A Rapid, Radical and Never Failing Specific
for
Cholera. Cholera Morbus,diarrnoon,
Dysentery. Colie, Flux and
Looseness of the Bowels.
•
Purely Vegetable in it?* Composition, am
prepare*! at their Laboratory from Bark**
' Roost*. Berries. Hums, and Herbs.
By tiik L'si: o» tiik MiastssirtM Dimouiu:
Don i>i \D1ARHIHE\. one of the most fata
di>*ases known in flu* Valley of tin* Missis
sippi. is rapidly and radically cured—benc<
its name It will, also, when taken accord
ing to directions, moat assuredly cure a!
case** of t’ltolei •». ('hoiera Morbus. Colic, dys
entery. and all diseases of the Bowels.
li is prescribed by (be first Western am
Southern physicians, and used in the hospi
ittU of lit** country ns n standard remedy.
THtM’S \NDS OF SUMMERS AND V’lTI
ZENS have eeo cured by the use of tlii
Cordial: and it mav prtp-sdv be termed tli<
GREAT MEDUUNK »»F THE SOUTH AM
WEST.
Prepared only by
MANSFIELD * HIGBEE
WlIOLKSAMt DRCOOIsTS .t CllKMISTi
MEMl’HIs, Ti:\\. *
; esr-s.i Id by respectable Druggists an
M*cvh*nt* «rnrywhere.
Grover dks Balter’s
SEWING MACHINES
More awarded lIt e III sliest Premiums at the Slate Fairs of
Now York, Kentucky,
Vermont, Tennessee,
NeW Jersey, Missouri,
%
PvMbayl Vanin, Alabama, #
Ohio, Mississippi,
Indiana, * Virginia,
Michigan, North Carolina,
Wisconsin, California,
Iowa, Oregon,
1t the Fairs of the American Institute. Fra oh tin Institute, I, ary land Institute. Mass. Mechanics'
Associttion, Penn. Mechanics' I stilute, St. Lout- Agricultural and Mechanics' A soaation.
'iid at numerous Institutes ami County Fairs, including nil the Fairs at which they wcr»
exhibited the past three years. First Prizes have also been awarded
then Machines at the exhibitions of
r ,
London, Paris, Dublin, Linz, Bosanccn, Bayonne, St. Dizier, Chalons,
And they have boon furnished, by speeia command, to tho
Empress of France. Empress of Austria. Empress of Russia, Empress of Brn7.il,
Quccii of England, Queen of Spain, and Queen of Bavaria.
--o
tt*5u.T lie very highest prize. THE CKOSS OF THE I.EG ION OF HONOTi. was conferred
on the representative of the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, at the Exposition Univer
sal!©. Paris, 1807, thus attesting their great sup * iortty over all other Sew.ng Machines.
-o
Points or Kxcfi.i.kncf. —Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch- Perfection and Simplicity ot
Machinery. Using both threads directly from toe spools. Xo fastening of seams by baud
and no waste of • bread. Wide range of application without change of adjustment The
seam ©tains its beauty nnd firmness after washing and ironing. Besides do ug all kind
of work done by other Sewing Machines, these Machines execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and m nnnieiita. Work
GROVER & RAKER S. M. CO.,
ocl20-3m 325 Main Street. Memphis.
CHAKLK8 JN. Ti,
IMPOUTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
China, Glass and Qneensware,
323 M;iin Street, Memphis, Tenn.
DC \LERS. hotel, restaurant, bar keepers and others, will find it to their interest to ex
amine rnv stork and prices before purchasing elsewhere, os I am the only direct im
porter from England. Fran e and (icriiiany, and offer (iood? at New York prices without
adding any tV-dglit. nct-O-tlm
Haugirg Beck Foundry and Tennessee Petro Oil Company,
liOSKMtAU.M & BROS..
Xo. 234 Mnin Short, Opposite tlio Clay Built.in?, Memphis, Tennessee,
manufacturers and dealers in
§>tobes, Custinns, (ttnbbirc anb ^ron ;
'■ip J ^ ^
il ive on hand the improved BE \CK OAK and the KENTUCKIAN Troves Our Stoves are
inotinf-inured expressly for the Southern market, nml we guarantee them of the best quality.
1\ e have iiIm* Petro Oil. Coal Oil. and till other kinds of Oil. and general l.nmp stock We
request dealers and buyers to cal! and see us before purchasing elsewhere, as we arc de
termined to make it their interest to trade with us. \Ve sell goods cheaper than any other
house in Memphis
Ua-giug Bock Foundry nml Tonnews,ei Petro Oil Company,
net20 3tn K0SKNI5W .il & ISR(!S. Memplrs, Tennessee
CHURCH dfe CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO RLE LOCK & CO.,
315 Matn Street, Memphis. Tenn.,
Booksellers, Sta 1 loners,
JOB PRINTERS AXD BOOK BINDERS.
M\MT \CTFRE Blank Books of all kind?. Steamboat Books. Court Docket?, etc.
Blank Books at reduced price? Envelopes. Shipping Tags. Cards and Card Board?,
Billef. Note. Letter, Foolscap and Legal Papers. Initial Paper plain and in colors.
Sehool F> toks furnished to dottier? at publishers lie! list prices. I. heral discount to
i aohtr and -•••hoois. School apparatus and furniture for sehool lmu-e? Latest publico,
lion? as -non as issued. Fveryihitur belonging to the Book and Stationery line will be sold
at the lowest market rote? Orders from the country solicited, and will be promptdy at
tended to. Call and examine.
nettlO 3m CHURCH & CO., 815 Main Street, Memphis
MOORES, SMITH & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Suddlcrv, Hardware, Lea’fttrr and Shoe Findings,
Tanners'mid Cuitum s'Tools, India Rubber and Leather Gin and Mill Bands,
Ami Manufacturer* N»f
31*2 Main Street, Sign, GoMen Stirrup, .llriliphlM, 'IVllll.
CfiF* paid for Hides. oet20-3m
F. LANE. J. H. MARTIN.
ir". Ij^XlsrES dta CO..
C Q T T O W FA C T: O R S
.... AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
j CORNER UNION AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS TENN
11BEUAL eash mlvances made on consignments Bagging, Hope and Ties furnished a
j lowest cash price octiiO dm
•J rr . HAMJLAN & CJ < > - ,
DEALERS IN
HATS- AND SHOES. AND LADIES’ FURS
270 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
The cheapest house in 'Mir Pne in the eit . OCt2tf-f»m
PLYMOUTH ROCK STOVES
Are imtnuf tctured in the West and adapted to the wants of Western people. These cele
Prated Cooking Stoves have been before the public lor more than ten years, steadily gain
trig in favor ever since their introduction. Of late the demand has increased **o rapidlj
il.a! we have been compelled to get out an entire now set of patterns, adding all new ini
prowmenis and twelve new sizes.
OUU NEW PLYMOUTH ROC AT COOJHNG STOVE#
Combines «*rent weight mid beauty of design, with perfection of Manufacture Every Ptov
* -uni Miiteed to give entire sati-Vaetion. The oven doors being lined with tin. fully one
j , |,i7d „f the heat is saved, less f .el required, and the baking done perfectly uniform Th
i fj, ,. i>(,x {j, constructed with a view of using the least possible quantity of wood for boilini
and trying W- therefore offer the new Plymouth Rock as a Perfect Cooking Stove in ever
r rfttet. Sold WJ.oli-sale and Retail by the KXCKLSIUR MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Si, Louis, Mi>souri.
JUKC' & SCCPT. SSf> Second Street,
<>rt20-3m Next door to Mitthews, Judson & Co. Memphis, Tenn
JttJL VJT IJJ a9
233 MAIN STREET. MEMPHIS, TENN.,
n\VF ,lisi.,»«pil of a Urge lot nflatnls for I>rv Ooofls. on terms that will enable them t
„«,•>• til.’ tlKKA'l KST INIHTKMKNTS EVER OFFERED i.N THIS MARKET. Tit
1 Stock consist* in )>nrt uftlu, following articles:
Ladies' Dress Goods, Laces, Wbito Goods, Embroideries,
IlOSIliltV AND l'ANCY GOODS.
Gents’ Clothinjr nml FuriiUIiiiii! Goods, Roots. Shoos, Utils, Bleached an
ltrovrn Domestic*. Ticking*. Osmaburg*. lUitnkei*. K.ie net 13 ft
WALKER fiHO’8 & CO., ~
229 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.,
OFFER SUPERIOR INPlT ’EM ENTS TO MFfRClIANTS AND BUYERS IN
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CIiOTIIING. BOOTS. SHOES. HAT3. &<
Call and examine our Good* before purchasing elsewhere Our motto is “Quick sales an
1 small profit*.’* „
I *»;>*-*» WALkEB BRO’I * CO., M® Mam S*x**U
■■ ■ I. l—t
ED. DTEII
wirn
BIPY, BURRELL & CO,
WHOLESALE HEA LESS IN
jlttrc popper jpistillfb
WHISKY
AND
FOREIGN AND COMESTIC LICU:FS.
AI.SI)
Solo Ajronts for the Tyrone Distillery,
Anderson Co., Kentucky.
Xo 77 Fifth Street, Between Main and Market,
Lo'iisvilUti Ky.
I IAS A. nUnr.Kt.L, Ute wit!> 0. Wickf At
Co . Louisville
I JAMES RIPY, MONROT? WALKER. Distill
ers, Anderson Co., Kefir u<-ky.
■ nov24ly
OI.D ReLTaDEE
I Memphis and White River
U. S. MAIL
PACKET COMPANY.
Semi-Weekly Line.
THE SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
liberty No. S
. AND .
M ayflower
Wilt form n Semi-weeklv Line hetween
Memphis nnd White Kiver, leaving Memphis
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 6
o'clock p m.. connecting at DeVall’s B'uff
with trains of the Little Rock Railroad for
Little Rock nnd Hot Springs. Returning,
will leave Jacksonport every Tuesday and
Friday at 8 o'clock a. in., nnd. Devall ?» Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturdny at 12 m.
CARD RATES,
From Memphis to Des Arc and Way Land
ings, per 100 pounds 85c; dry barrels 60c;
Salt 00c; Pork 76c; Whiskey Si 00; Molasses
1 25; Corn, O hs and Bran 85c.
From Memphis to Augusta, Wrest Point,
Searcy and W ay Landings, per 100 pounds
■li e; Dry Barrel* C0c; Sait 75; Pork $1 00;
Whiskey I 25; Molasses 1 50; Corn, Oats
and Bran 85
From Memphis to Grand Glaize. Jackson
port and Wijy-Landings, per 100 pounds 60c;
Dry Barrels 75c Salt Si 00; Pord 1 25; W'his
dey 1 60, Molasses 1 75; Corn. Oats and Bran
40c,
From M mpbis to Powlinttan. Pocahontas
and Way Landing, per 100 pounds 76c; Dry
Barrels Si 25; Salt 1 25: Pork 1 50; W hisky
i 2 00; Molasses 2 75; Corn, Oats and Bran
j 75c.
REDUCED PASSAGE RATES,
From Memphis lo all points on White
I Hi ver, including Abe, deen.S 8 TO
Clarendon . 9 00
j I), Vail s lilufl'. 11 00
Utile Hock . 15 00
Des A t o. .12 00
Augusta. West Point and Searcy 12 00
Jacksonport 15 00
JOHN 1!. DAVIS. Snpt.
Levy & Sharpe, Agents. 250 Front St.
t_____
F. Gates & Bro.,
j x
DEALERS IN
|G>R@© MIES'
i
I *
AND
DRY GOODS;
I
; HATS,
CAPS,
CLOTHING
shoes,
BOOTS,
j NOTIONS,
SHOT GUNS,
KIFLES,
PISTOLS,
SADDLES.
BBIDLES.
And many other things too numerous to
mention.
Also, we will purchase Cotton
and other Country Produce, in m ier to
make our business h mutual beuetit to all
our customers.
Thanking our friends and the citiaons
of the country in general for past patron
age, and soliciting a continuation of the
same, we would iuvite all of them to
.
GIVE US A CALL
I
| and satisfy themselves of the assertion,
that we will not only give good bargains,
but ulso a good article of Good.* which
will give satisfaction.
, F. GATES &BRO
!)es Arc, Arkansa, Nov 10, 1808
| " A. $..M»STDS*TE.a.LL
HAS reopened hi® Gun Shop
iti Des Arc, «nd i« prepared
tur doing any kiud ot work in
!* that line. He ha®, also, some
iue gun® anti pistols on hand ot Ins own
d manufacture. Stencil plates and steel uamps
cut to order.
Shop ia roar of Star Saleoa. cotJO-im