*s*te** I
TJKS Al;C:
''ATn;i>Av, m uirft v\ u.,;.
“ *• —. r y r
:l»iv1«.-e **»-vifce. <M jq-'Umwow,
■f.y flunTeVfj. T.. WMon. l'-‘ T ^
- • -«►- -—
&■£’ 111 another eclwiu^gj'e. |hc adver
tisement of .Top, (’. Jonson, of White
( ounly*, Tlie Oof. Is a good lawyer
and a- cl< vor genflrimiu, as h« wt^ a gnl
1 alit soldier. All having legal busjiie*#
ill his section would do well to entrust
ltlo Col. Jonson.
-
B&~ J. 1!. Williams,, has the thmpks of
lids office, for something with Which to
irtn up. Jofih lias a plenty that’s
od to take, on hand, and will he
ifsedto see nil who want tlie ardent
H. Moderate doses, at his establishment.
Uo has, also, a full supply of cp.udy, iar
digies, oysters, cigars, Ac,
*♦ • --—
Waunkw A KowakTis.—These clover
gentlemen, who tliorbUg’ily Iniderslaud'
their business, have on hand a supply
of groceries and plantation Supplies
just suited to our times aud country.—
•They have meat for the hudg?y. Chtfee
for the nervous, and ~ implies of every
kind and quality, t,o suit everybody.—
fail and see flictn all ye who need 'gro
rcWcs.
Mr. I>kk I’oe, "oup ngihit, ami
Mr. 1!. it. l'oo. tlm travelliiqr agent lor
the house of Nevits fc'Uose. Memphis,
passed do tv u iiie .river oil WciTiif Ssd^y
hist. After a suovcsm'uI business tow up
tlie liter. .Vpvils A Kosenre dsthhliJi-'
1np quite a reputation on White mi l'
for f ar dealings and low prices. Why
not? Tlit-S "are clever gentlemen, un
derstand. their business,, and pan afford
it. ‘ -
——-• *■ -a
gvT Itazeh A Mel’hcrson, dealers in
dry goods, boots, shoes, ready-made
clothing and groceries, arc offering
sare inducements to purchasers vko
ary in need of any of tlie above nip
pl.ies. ihu'li department is kept con
stantly supplied with ihc,. finest and
best quality of good a, carefully seleetad
to meet the w nits of tfiis Community.
This is awetl cstitbfislied tinii.y.ouduel
i ny; t'licir business In a straight forwawl
and lumcst way, ,tl)at is rapidly aug
menting their present local aiid gem r
i;l patronage, .\s tnefttuo for ptownfg
f and planting will soon lie here, vfe
will slate for the benefit of tlie public,
that this house has now on hand, a
large and splendid ns*orino,nt ofplptVR
of the Avery pattern, amt an abundance
of fresh garden seed of all kinds.
AiiCe tljem a ralll
\ EIYER NEWS, &o.
j@*Tbe wtmtlier iias Wen very un
pleasant. We '.ad a severe snow slorpi
on last Tuesday, snow falling to tlic
depth ot four incln -. Jeoring Ihe pnjt
three days, it luisbeefi variable, eloinl}'.
deaf. but very frosty. Me.py taipuicfs
are fornplftiiiius m fin ir stock peri-b
in g from the etiid.
Ew”' The river i rising slowly, mil
but little apprehension is felt,that if
wilt r, ;n)er lwvigvJiou. lo tjirf vavjoii
1 ait din -. djflficidiU luspafe! « frofa
the Xortli state that the',--treams o'Ytmt
section have overflowed their banks,
and are doing immense, damage to
stock and property. generally. Tiie
Ohio river, between l'.vansviltc. Tnd..
and Cairo, 111., vvtcmis back otl eauh
side, to the distance of ten Or tnveiije
miles. E'aivns have been devastated #f
stock and fences, and in many iiotuiie#.
dwelling houses Jbave Iteen sweat awat,
compelling tbe itviiabit uifs to siek shcl
tcr in ffllftsand the wools. . t
The Mi-sis ;ij>pi 1ms wollen to hVsii
a great wuliime. that navigation 5k ni|
terially'interfered wit It, • and paiiklt
eompasiies have vritUdnwu boats frofi
1 lie dill'ereof trules.'on arcitwit ©THicfr
inability to make ! lading-.
The Cumlierlaud'aiHl Xennosseo rivjs
ers lack but a few inches of sitdfttliw
M the great height ot wateV, tla cause!
such damage in LsfT.
Tho Missouri and tipper Yi-si-sip|^
rivers arc stilt fYd/en over.'
8£j?*' Tlie steamer l'es Are pv seif u i
lasl Monday, and returned ya Vediit: -
day morning, lupfciiijf a fair nip, hot i
of freight slid passengers. ('ipt. Kill
ed is Master, apd a more bbtigng ecu*,
tlcimin eauuol be Tuund any wli re. The
honor* of the ufrfeo Arc disposed to*
Mr. Kinney, a clerk who undr.-tands
Ids duties and performs UunwiUi a
cleverness tliut lias nmilo for lull a frost
of friotds.
In’" flic t oia^iertinl arrivedhere on
Thursday, from Memphis, vvitfca good
H ip. Captain Levy, a true gCiiUuuaii,
anti thorough biisine.sf man,cijAtijand*.
ajnl ill Uni ul'ucc y ny w i!J meet lw gen
ial and plooeaut Mh 1 Hindi^ tgrtlilr
with the polite and ohligiu^ri^qks.
.tones and Harry. Wo are iulebtcd
i * *: lair tar or* rrmtirTnon.
' ,,h,‘ ^‘He, ll HI. UcHV.frfk bhti
from St: LbuFs. c.nue' to this po( hipt
Thur-sd*) I'Vyiuesc . tSl.o v'as cojs.Ayr
«Wy behind1 -fhiih. owing to the cji-tm.i*
high M aters oLlJ^e Mi -sis.-ipj'i. She
m ill return, probably, to this pot to
day, and fteUbt -and p.ts*agv «i be
sir it red hy; railing oh tier nfrdhs hr
tliis cit e.
l .■ ,’«■■/
ESP iiio Harry Dean bus qut tUo
New Orleans and y.'hffq pv- r rn;!p,
and Mas reeefving', on lu^t Xtifsdf . hi
Memphis, freights for the At'kaiiss.
JWT The Steamer ('larenjoal eub.in
the Mississippi, some sixty mile .-low'
Memphis,-a Hi*-Thee wits
1ml one life lost. Xho cargo, geuealiy,
was iiisimed; 1 - !
th^f- 1 lie •leamer Murenrv };t:;ed
dona on Holiday!, wii!^*di}f5ijttiqj for
'i-ouiavlllc.
-—■» -to
J3?" Some of the newspapers and pub
lic mec *'the^onth talk of acceptin' dm
A f '-ogress fur the govern,,cat
■ dig h'siei He
for ik|Su
lr-e not
tpe' t’d or
’ tana- ot
»
i«
ro
oi
no
A
— I,- a— if ■
COt*n! Wu'aVfM '
‘ 71(01/' is hope of a troft, if it. l>c out
1 down that is, there is linprt of tIto sei
| oi(sjh.it mp^ -*1'^" jk'1 of a
' tree that have penetrated deep into the
j niattrjd soil, ajpLjJxqgiiw .identified by
bfii*tf interwoven witfc Ahresiinirl ligaments
in the germinating properties of the soil,
from which anVo flie trunks, limbs ami IH
. liago. Of suyli a tree it is fitly said, "there
1 » hope of k tree ithh <Mt oiWrr?'' 'Hit us
apply this be.*utiliiia\i t'/'^piossivc figure
or trope, to the present social, pecuniary
mil political sTatuiTof the ten Southern
Stilus tiikt have recently been. IpSart act
"f .the ,F(jtJerpl tgugroia, jledarcd tube
.k'nqnetcil pnrt-itieos-rir' mrmanf' disVicts,
out of tjie palipo£-loyal ami equal Slates in
■that t'hWn *so 'nnwh ^talked* of, and so
much abustjil. W^WSc-Cut down by the
| fell stroke of political power. Wo are to
day, as tlic tree.fclU.1 lu- the axe of the
obiftiiTO. 7tnt tV«rc is 'ftSpc^'Vii^feif it
,,!:f Cli‘ JVV>j that it wH,..;Jjr‘#Virt*:'f,1'~
Then let us act tlie part of' prudent and
wise men. Let us earn oiu-BitiW 1>^- the
sweat of qur tropr. Let, tis learn1 to bear
our burdens, lay nli the taxes lirrjposeu
Upon its, 'etfiTure the tHittjgs tft> dilcin.hard
ships* imd.uievfcl.v aequiesoo in wW we
i .iunpt alter., and dare hot' tththffl !fht wo
ale prodi-nln pnlitbcilly j y..t hope
.of a tree, if it be cui»*dowu Let us,| like
sensible mou and written. abide our time
and learn wisdom fixup out pastMIdliej, re
volving to be self reliant, not foipiitting
that there is hope of a tree, if it' hi cut
■ down
Our greatest niisfmtuiio seem* to be
that Ive are impulsivtjg too prone to de
s; ondeney ; too mueb inelimiLto fecj aud
■exclaim that wc arc ruined, and all is lost,
and that there is no brighter or bettelday
.in the future. So thought tlitt Hebrews,
'when under the tyranny and uppvcssUui of
‘Pharaoh anil i.'y.vjvfthn hondiiga. iLut
■there arose a Moses who delivered dtcui,
and released them from Their hardships.—
(So thought the tire. kj. when under Mus
Vulmnn I tyranny atU oppression. So
"•thought1 the people of the thirteen Ann ri‘
cau'colonips, when -the neither country iiff
pciaed onerous taxen^wm fliem, anci ent
them off IVom^tlicir-pylitieil rights. Hut
to.tiionij tbere’yvas "hope of tIk* treepdf it
wore cut .T.f.vu." • » | ie
It is true oar political .-kies are I'.oVtilcJ
at present, am] events. are .assuming! slid
taking siK-h fanes and shape as t.i ffleot
those prc-tlisposed to, mnous sp.-mlm—
thlsse who ahvavs oi mpla'ir tint a ' laidv
day* is too. Innjj. To stu b, tfifrc not
: mSell ••fcnjriifa trot!, if it In* cut dti.*.!!.’’
Cannon Fonsa-ond conumfl wisdom. fevm
I J »* S |
to FUggiyrt'tto iff tlnvpropi iejy of e (-helving
aUpieddiifg ufr iui Jr^isldUnir ,iii polpieal
or-puhli^ aff.ijf. • huff. tliRe nlionijeir
cuffl.-giifjpl, aqd jjwngblutKlers inive
placed 1» power- bitjijjin Sestiftted lieas
urc’of htiti*. lot us be obedient, pejcca
Id^.piieHuid .law-abiding citizens ol’ the
TortitiuTof Ar1vaii“sS': and it' -thing! -u
v. ffftig. *v*c may s-pf that die ijood if uff=
oiyour 4jin a. ltuHet «.< ah iu-e mu fine,
and clierfth ’Jf-iitl in the pnSVidenle of
liflW. and beliat;.! thist "there i^Jiopc til' a
triMiif it be cut dotvA.”
" ?rOLITIt».
ii'i;r&TiKAPii:
0
riWH M Hi! 2 Vf TO',.
^ _ u
W Mirch +1.—Sona^r Wilton's
bill, supplementary LVrtttc bill Lcrpr viAe a
more ctliuttut gi-vimy^; for ilie r«Ju l
by provide!: l’or die t at ion of everj ru
ler in ea<Sr milltcry >4mu1 t ict, and for i tjim
purposes, jp elimmaA' to the ntfinissic i ct
Southern .'"■’euatoi? and Iucprcscn tat ives, ti eet*
"ihe concurrence <« fie Sou!!. i*n m .» now
i iu Washington, «s ub^oWlely necessary t tin'
jjleeoustructiou ict.
j- The Senate CmmniUee on Foreign Rclaipons
Reported adversely t% nomination rf K.
31 Sanford, Miuistepf^illrusscls.c: Th \4p.<i,
Imported adversely ifr^ex-Scnat'.op Cg\v;|i u*
$linister to Vienna.
h~ Our Minister at Paris, under d^to
fruary H»th, writes ilnj^ScVntaiy ofTSuitoIhrl!
'amch giH.l feeling prevails there tkward<|tliG
U nited States since QHJ abandonment of the
^lexicon enterprise wumvesented to flic leu
ate.
MHujM vim ^ oity^*
(Oi*AN<& fti**? f 1*—Mho tr* Able bo
4 trocii'(S <»v. Worts/and fcPnyor* Monroe,Ua *\e>y
Orleans*, appears to bo that Mayor Monroe
i *H4^ <*f PbMXo/ Admits; ord-erit i.bc
police uot to obey any order not i tied by
tii iu. An el«oi^"n *f Vhy i'ouueiliuen Was
to tpke,b!i\ce next Monday,
Uov. W elles order, d that the freedmen csn
| franchise .1 under th« Reconstruction b$l,
, ^i*y*Wd and ».»,*..* di*ir*u£}i*M'd
j-Lould not voto.
Unv vesiiti.
akw Tom;, March 11 — .FlTorold'f special
. »*> vHJj ** »«,Wf©<v $?&%•'»
struct loo act faith Hilly, and will utler no ub
■vl.wWhm* at* cifteo any d«*l i\4' f/
,-. Uuld and ptUiirpud t(
YlrtMii*. The Prc?dd<*nt fiihm to
bold any ^Wi ^iUuai, ^yt, k, l«*¥*llmt dutykc
the* uflfftarf' Vbrfi manlier. This will defeat
,Awi“f VsbmvMv
roititterv. J
h ?'. U l f ! r . y -\ .
Ih'iu.iv, March fQ.—Thr uand of Fenian?
^ViViotY; vepiV\ad \M h .Idin. tkh :*$! ltn;
"ritcks, lets been dispersed. The InMirgotm
werf &^ulXd Sl|i*»i :w4»Av fl|lrtrA li'Ri.. j,[
dWMfc.lfl.iVt I'!'11.1V.' '•!») '
Tiiitc thousand Ionia -s arc 8U 1 to bo f.t
■ ‘‘UtVs'd iu,i^hr ,nc:^..ui ^ -,iof ^V^ftiaire Ah
oy, Quern's county. Troops have been noil
. to <iis-pcrBng|fj*>: 4 ,yf
A Keniau council has been discovered ir
t IhiY;«u 1 Its m^&iVUri aVre*red, (ten^ru
IHtvke. a Keniao jcadat ,,ba« beau arreted a
Tipperary. ^
lbwtiy/ IrttkrHr !<'> f4tV NV^iVefrr state
»Uat alalia Frunch ir-uny mu-: have li ft Marx
icolV v blftgtiiflei Iftath nlfa^ Vvas lo leave w
. ,
■ h.u li-rniinalF.I. '•
tempt was tuauo to assassinate iho iv.ug o
Italy, near Miii.n.
‘A>: wtNaj Jdandi I0.t—A refriblc. eirth^ifek
bad fatten’ p!*#t*e 6n tlie island of ’Mitylcne
‘ VhVy hnbirfttk.n-i arc in ruin, aud bur. bod
of lives have been lost.
t ■s‘*ns,hd?u:. y/r.-!i l"--r-.'dV
i >iy the Sultfui ha<l made satisfactory conces- i
sion$ to the people.
London, March TO.—fn fh'e Ilflhscof Lards. J
tL©nlrI»erby moved a ^ocond rending «f the
bi\l t© continue a Hu4pension pf th£ habeas j
j corpus in Ireland.
Chinese advices aky the rebels threaten'
j liaa^hpw. i
six rRAxe rsc o.
SAs Pfl*$ctsco, March 11.—A tnilitary j
| force has been detailed for the purpose of pro- 1
J tecting the treasure during its passage across !
j the h»01mt&lti$.
! v ' . >-r A - -—
ST. t.OE’f*.
; St, Loris, Mavch 11,-—-\ nuyiiyipwl olee
' lion In Ottlfiha resulted ifi r, Conservative tri- !
uniph of four tmtidred-majority.
UicunOM).
KiCiiviomi, Vtv.t'March'M.—ThariTw bridge
at Petersburg has been washed away.
Rsm The La Cross* Democrat, conduct
ed, in the absence of its editor, by -Mr.
I Charles Lobdell, ‘‘llricVs” aide lieutcn
| ant, in the course or its comments on the
.Military Bill, sounds the tnepin of counter
j rcTblntion iii tfie following spirited m:m
j _ '■ ’o’ , ■ - y i
Will the South submit?
It uni't-j-bloeding at pvyry vein—torn;
dWMted. outragea —beggared T>V the rut
tianly warfare ol Liuculmsm—trampled in
1 tlfe'difst of hiraiifiatioVltiy tyrantsand dev-,
j ils—what can it do but submit?
i Will the NotiTH submit ?
i Aye—and hug the chains fastened up
on it by its despotic masters—the meanest.
bitaost of mankind. tlie'U'whipfcd und i
■culled curs ol^AbolitionLiii In other and
- better days for the republic—with a stolid |
; apathy at once its shame and reproach 1
House ye, men of the North, for the
coming tight—organize in your citictt .
; towns, villages, hamlets, for the struggle to
recover lost liberties and the regaining ol (
■ your rights! I’tiErAiti: fun lit voli tion I
Theft is no liiuc to lose! Each hour is!
I precious 1 Thu despots who lime eru.-hed
I out State lines and State right*, will soon
hind you hynd uud foot if yuU,do not show
it atwrniinatroii and power to battle with
them for the Constitution ami Enion we 1
i have lost. riljil’AfUS FOB HEYO
iil l’lON :
Allegiance or obedience to the mockery
ofjhj: Uo'> vrpment existing at , Washing
t”H ls.treason to your eouutn. and to the
’•tow-’ of Cod—fidelity to Tha L tittvcu’s
T liiSn, is infidelity to the Vtnoh" of our
Fathers—we • 'tannot serve Cod and Mam
mon!'.’
For those who love their Country and |
butn.- sworn to obey its Constitution there
i« ho other alternative but HKVOLl'-•
1'iOX 1
1 It the cause of Irelands regeneration'
'and disciithralmeiit is dotir to Irishmen—
if Poland's past glorv ami greatness in
s]>irv>« th« unhappy subject* of Kussinn
barbarity a>i.d despotism U> continual
though ‘hofpwss 8tm*jgtes tdllirow (ill' the
v«Au of tIn-. vV.ar—aud tho Italian* t«• wage
■Vcfit4irics of war with thti VAvihifs of its
nationality and unity— have not Americans
i motive and a spur t.» action ?
I p, and be doing, men and brethren—
i decisive action now. will saw m nths of
: bkiody work by and by.
For the'old U 1^011 and the old Constitn
’ t’-n—-organize—and OR 'AMzb To kkiut
Uunlp fttvison and ITadita) Disunion !
fjj'fcf'#”' One of tin1 suburbs of Atlnnta,
v^w.F^iist rebuilt, is called Shermantow n
aii.ee Win, Tccuuiacb, who iuajif iou.sly
buvftt it,
MAliKlCTS, &c.
< I . iyr \ ^
Saturday, March 1 ♦», 1857. j
DES ARC PRICES CURRENT.
I'l'IiUJUTi:^ Wi.tkl.Y JJY
,T. HI7VIM ATA.T5N.
BAQffJXG,- per yard $ 40 0(1
Rale Hope, 15 («\ 20
f t Rrtoots pvr don't). 1 600 ‘5 on
buckets, painted, per doz 4 000 4 50
~<K\uaor per pound. 400 50
i si if.r Iron, i»fS*v 10
lVnr $6up, per pound 12{W'y
j . Uefef llidus, dry, per pound, Sf»»\ 10
Castings. OKA 11
' Coffee—HtO 80® 35.
^ Uftndles Star, 210 2S
Cotton, 180 23
! '■ Cott’Oti YaVtls. -1'R." 45
C-",vHgo— Maiiillc. 85(</ 4o
CoHr Mt»;*h fw Mishel, 1 6( («t)
200 25
r, b'lour, per buffo!, 1# jofta 10 00
[FRUITS —
1 *w ' per bushel, dried, 12 A 00 2 50
I Reacho*. do. 2 00l«j\ 2 50
i GT.Al.N --
Wheat per bushel, 1 000 1 75
Corn do 1 80 (.A 1 40
i. (lunpuwd.cr per keg, 14,000 15 00
*}■; ri h unr per barrel. 3 000 3 50
l.ead Bar. per pound, 20 *
(linger per pound, 60
| MEATS —
1 Mess Pork per barrel, 2b 00 00
j R.dkRovk. 12 (‘tfl 15 00
Pork, fresh, per pound, 12A0. 15
Pee*' per pound, S' 10
; BACO^i Clear Sides, IS to 00
k ^ Phmt!der4, 14 to 18
Hams, sugar-cured, 20 to 221
IKUrd, 20
, i#.\tnt5 ‘.r^nvtni.s—
l.iuscgd Qil, per gallan, 2 000 2 7*0
Uard Oil, 2 00(5) 2 60
C>*al Oil, 0 1 00
\U he i. mid, pr r kog, 4 t»( 0 6 00
..’ails per pound, lOfm 12
Molasses. per gallon, 000 1 LiiS
j .SUGAR, per pound,
brown. 15® 18
Chained, 1H(* 20
' v .1 aim 1 nwicrea, L'_(a> Lo
Popper per pound, (io
! Kiew, 20
Sab - per barrel, A ItybA Ofr
i -Half-pof tttk, 3 •' 3 60
Stuml*—I'riu l, 17*
I Spire, 00
I TOBACCO—
! i'em won, 00Q 1 2.'*
o, 1 ?£>/<-. 2 r.o
You, poi pound, 2 00(r<i 2 t>U
Tallow, per‘pound,! K>
i r% 2a|i'. in pins \ 1 k*l f
* Vbi.Ary, nWga?Vni, 2 ft 00
,"‘j. Memphis Market.
1>aijl\* Avalanche Office,
Tuesday, March 11. lb'iT.
iv idCttoN -ITjc market throw tile vfvoU.
”f n-.ft.ff<!.*: and liSfvV. will, small- vrfeT] t«
and light mi!i"<. The gloomy weather and
1 muddy condition of the streets have deferred
^uinnuiUts and t* •Avuffud the u»a*ko’ to a
gr*M
Tin* l.ivet p.• iT'<! 1 .'patches yesterday to tlio
, IfW'k1'! . iV;|di\ neuogted ftgady t up
*nh * 1*1' my ^CW York' ifUpatcbcs re
]» rte 1 that market firm, with a good dbmaud.
j and prices tending upward-: middling 20(ji.
: ‘d'.'Aci {Meat*. Tito r.Wtf ^1|fitehr
kiulgt ton leitcjf ip stiomUte the itojTiyt here,
anti during the afternoon (lie market was firm
rudtitga i;•. f ith nh db.-ig »f 27(£2&fc. tf-Id
aiwBi f ^holding tfdm. find asking foil -f>rict
: and buyers are forced tj make concessions t«»
fii! hp-ttidir !Uf of <>f i '*s. Stales for the <1 ay
i tbot'ug.-i ;«LL rith iniuJi .ff from 27 o ft<c :
i low middling 2b to *JTe. an k striet middling
xt WV tend
ini M|4M
j Mr continue our rprhitiomt as nominal.
■ j ftrlltuary. t,.
j <;,>•.,! Or.tfcmisrj "I to ‘Jl
j •_ Inv.' MuPiliirj;, 2*7 to £*•!
*J7 I**
.&;.■! if.ifttinp, i.,
I- ' I MM ■ • i 1
H&jf* Mr. 11. K. Coulter i* our Authorized
agent to attend to any business for this office '
at Memphis, Tonn.
m.,. .
Bet*’ Mr. Adam Iluutsmio is v ir author
ized agent to attend to any business for this
office at Little Rock or Devall’s IJluff.
trj’Mr. C». 11. Vinten is our authorized
A rrent at New Orleans, to solicit, advertise- ;
meuta for the Citizen.
-:—-:—i—
Mr. W. Vi. Garner is our authorized
Agent at Quitman. Arkansas^ to rcrcivc sub-*
scriptions fot* tlio (.'Hrr'h
- ♦ a ♦
JPoyCol. rL. R. Hughes is our authoriz'd^ f
Agi/nt ar t’lnreififon, Arkansas, to ktten l to
any business for this office.
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l jyj't . Ay * • -'•r*
ff'tft t>.pt. <$. Y\ . Hmfcy is "bnr Agent fur
Augusta, Arkansas, and is authorized to-re
wift undyolk^l any^lugij for ibis gljivc.
!!►*>,. Mr. l>ick Roe will attend to the inter
ests of-flit* Cilkfrtt in Memphis. Tenn.
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TJMA...T. .1. Adams, 01 Nassau Street, New
York, is our authorized Agent, to solicit ad
vertisements,
B*£jT"L. R. Walker A Co., are our authorized
Agents in Louisville ivy., to receive and so- |
iioit ad vert i s cm ends,
-—r—e
Jj'-'s>"*T’(‘rsd'ns visiting Memphis, should not
fail to call oh (1. II. Blood A Co., No. 361
Main street. These gehfiemc n keep cot staut
1y on band-, A full supply of Oils of all kind,
Tinware. Hardware. Stoves, Ac. SutJli are
their facilities, that they can and do make it
to the interest of all to purchase from them.
- -
si»r.n Y Si notices.
Vito to Everybody.
Y l.argti 6 pp. Cirerflyr. giving information
«f the greatest importance to ths- groung ol ,
both sexes.
It teaches how the Lorn fly may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaken loYed.
.No yenng Judy gentlemen should fail to
shnfl tbeip Addi ess. .tin<J revolve H copy post
paid, by return mail.
t ^Ad Irtss R< 0, Df;v\er, ill,
. , N \ .
Kfcriftvnat MfMfeE
TI i*pvr false fruz'-^ your
your wig—
Destructive of com (joft. and not w.-rth a fig :
Come aged, come youth fill, lonicugy and fair,
A mi .rejoice, in y^urown luxuriant hjiir,
RRPAimOll i'\RSM.I.
Tor restoring huiv upou luld heads, (from
whatever cause it may have fallen out) and
.forcing a gryntth of lniir upon the face, W has
no equal. It will force the beard to glow
tnion the smoothest face, in from five to eltrht
weeks, ov hair upon bald heads in from two
to three months. A few ignorant practitioti-*
o*s have n*srted that there is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth of the hair ov
board. Their assertions uie false, ns thous
ands of living witnesses (from then* own ex
perience) can henr* witness. lint many will
say, how are we^ro distinguish the genuine
from tho spurious ? It eert.aiii.ly is difficult,
as nine-tenths of the different Preparations
advertised for the hair and h mrd Are entirely
worthless, and you may have already thrown
nwuv largo amounts in their purchase. To
vtieh we wobld Any. try the Kepar -.tor Cupilli;
4t \>ill cost yau. nothing unless it fully comes
up to our representations. If your Druggist
does ni|t keep it. send us ©no /dollar an l we
will njrwindit. postpaid, logftticr wint a re
ceipt for the money, which will he returned
you on npplicuticb. providing cut ire satisfac
tion ia .not gjiyeu. A d-lrur a,
W, h. ClAUK £ CO., Chemists.
So. n West Fayotl-* Street. Syu \ rrsk, N. Y
WONUES^’O^OT TRUE.
MAIVVMt? ’ ^RAMNOTUJf. t!i« tfrftfj.ro
nowned Ast-fologist and Somnambulistic Clair
voyant. while iu a clairvoyant state, delineates
the very features of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid of an ins: i r.r.tvnt of in
tense power, known as the Vsyehomotropc,
guaranfd&itfe Jnce a perfect and rife-like
picture of the future husband or wife of the
applicant, wilh date*of.marriage, occupation,
leading traits of character, &c. This is no
imposition, ;is tesCiuionud*5 without number
c»rn nspevt. l>y Pt at lng place Of birth, ago.
disposition, color of eyes and hair, and en
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope di
rected to yourself, you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired inform
ation.
JSaT* Address in confidence, Mauamk Gek
TRunr. Uemivr.rox,: P. 0. Rox !2D7f West Troy,
New York.
Know Thy Destiny.
M umjik E. F. Titoayroji, the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyant arul l'sychomel.ri
ciuu, who has astonished the scientific glasses
of the Old World, has ngyr located. Jicrself at
Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses
siu h wolidtrfill powers of second sight, as to
enable her to impart knowledge of the great
est importance to the single or married of
either sex. While in ft sluto Of trance, she
delineates the very features uf the person you
are I O marry, and by the aid of an instrument
^Tan.inUna* power, k*to*u as the Fsyekvpi
6t?opc, grtariwVlecs fo produce a Yifodlke pl •
turc .of the future husband orrwife of- the at>
plioant, tcgrttic* with dale ufitiUiringe. posi
tion in life, leading traits of character. Mr.
WiijS itrttqr^mifibWp. Us thousands <*f testfino
ttfahf etth osR&Pt, She will Rend when desired
a curt Mod certificate, or written guarantee,
that the pwduvb Is-What ft* fmrpgrts to he.*—
By enclosing a small lock of h,itirv a ad stating
place of ball). Itgr; i|isp^sijtiuo ai$d complex
ion, n\id enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envalopy addu-s*^' t<* >>Hit*swlf., *»•« rfpi'.l rv
Gtlive the p?Vhir^ and rlcsfrefi IrtToVniaTTOn. by
return mail. All communications sacredjv
centricaihvl. AUiy**s,rb confidence, Madamk
K. F. Ttionsrox, IV O. Box 22 1, Hudson, New
York. -
- — ~ ■ ■%—- —■■■ —— — ■ -—
CRliSPER COHA.
Oh 1 -she wa^ beautiful ujid fair,
tV»ih starry eye* and rudiun|f>%i«.
Vfti‘ *c Curling tendrils soft, entw*ined|
KhoUained the very heart and mind.
<imi»En t on i,
Jfor Cu-Ung the Ituir of £iiher SeS:
into Wavy and Glossy Ringlets,
or Heavy Mas. ive Curls,
*By hf ng this /?(iai* La *8 s and ftenttenmn
can beaut itY then; h^Ivi^ ^ il.oiuui^u fold. It
is tW ohtt .’irtuiViti tneworld that will curl
straight hair, aud Ait the ^atnc gwv.o.it a
heitiBifui, glossy oppJaranep, ‘I'hu Crimper
u»t oa'jr curb. tiie k4ii>. hit, luvigoro: f,
cliMinsc. nrfil bvrtiiUfle* M ; I, highly ,,.4 4,
lijrhtfiil^ j.yrfupiuJ, iiml i, U»p ,io.A ..
uvii.lv nt. lie kit* i*l evoTWlrefo.t ftr\. A.m-.i
VI public. Tku C'ri.-i>cr, Cum* will .U* .-mi
to tiny u3J.«!o., kralrd mid potApiJ, foe j»l.
A4drev« nil urOrr.-. to
W 1, Cf. VliV 5<ti Civn,:
' v . -i p . ; tio «,,.M(; v.
ASTROLOGY
THE WORLD ASTONISHED j
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT4 ASTftOkO^fST,
Madamr If. 4. PEttRlGO.
She rcV#»T«» ^prtj’ptH m»'im»¥Ul £y<a* kwiew.
She 1 t sler •s.-io happiness those who, from ■
doleful events, catastrophes, crosses in love. 1
loss of relations and friends, loss of money, }
have become despondent. She brings
rbgdthjw tIfafi^Tohjp; sobavVldd, gfrei £nforma
tion con^eVni-ng absent friends or lovers, re
stores lost or stolen property, tells you thefyu^j
incss you are best qualified to pursue, and in j
whatyoju * ill bp ni >st oftl^Vficedy
(damage* A Ad t«fls y<fw the very day you will j
marry, gives you tlie name, likeness and
characteristic*! of the person. She read- your
very thnughVfrt ami by iiyr ajmost supernatu
ral powers, uiiTcils the dark and hidden my^j
terics of the future. From the stars wo sea4
in the firmament - the malefic stars that over
oouuMUj Jiyvdv'lipiate ip, the. ^opfilfyution— |
front-1 hr Wsptfctfe wnd posUioris of klfo7 planets '
and the fixed stars in heaven at the tirai of
birth, she deduces the future destiny of man. |
Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolnfcist j
on cits h. It costs -yon butrffc -trijke and you i
nmV1 WoVe'r r.gnftf hM'cfwb fftTnrttnrc an oppor- j
tuuity. Consultation fee, with likeness and j
all desired information, $1. Parties living.,
at a di&jftnecian«c<&iiluU4bc Mi^Urne-t»y mail
with equal safety ami satisfaction to them- 1
selves, as if in person. A full and explicit
chart, written out, with all inquiries answer
ed and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on ;re
ceipt of price Above mentioned. The strict
est secrosy will be maintained,. and all cor
respondence returned Or destroyed. Referen
ces of the highest qrder furnished those de
siring them. Write plainly the day of thel
month and yeivv in which you were born, en
closing a small lock of hair.
Address Madame II. A. DERRICK),
IVO. Drawer 2P2, Rii’VAji.o, X. Y.
£vt>“ A \ugxg Lady returning to her
country home, after a sojourn of a few months
in the City, waa hardty recognised by her
friends. In place, of a coarse, rustle, flushed
face, she ban a soil, ruby complexioA of almost
m;frblo smoothn.e?F. ami instead of tvvonty
three she really appeared blit eighteen, l^ton
inquiry as to1 the (muse of so great a change,
she plainly tvbWhem that she used the Clr
CtthshiEi Halm, and considered it an in
valuable aequisitjori to tiny Lady’s toilet, liy j
i.S u^c-auv Luly or Geutloman can improve
tlscir personal ojq .rnr.ee an hundred fold,— .
li is simple in l’> combination, a -Xntnf¥ !u ;* 1
self is simple, yet unsurpassed in its c8ieac\
in drawing impurities from, also healing,
cleansing and beautifying the skin and com
plexion. l>y ita djroct action on the cuticle,!
ii mans uuui n n l i i l > IIUJHII 11 ie», K ill 1 y 111* l l
ing the *fHno» 'nhd leaving the su? ftrrte Nf:i
tm e intended it should be, clear. soft, smooth
and 1 1 autiful. Fi'-ee $1, sent by Mail or
press, on receipt ofab order, by
W. CLAJIK Chemists,
Nn, d \V; -t Favottc St., Syracuse, N. V.
Tht* only American Agents for the sale of
the same
HFIiil iL NOTICE.’
HULL'S CEURON BITTERS.
R<ad Mr Edwards’ SMIonrnt.
Lot r*vtr.? y, Kv.. April 3*2. 18G:i.
Dr. John Hi ll,#—Dear Sir,—(iratitipio to
you, as well as a sense of duty to the public,
ns|Mi|HH that 1 aboubl give you a statement,
for public use, of the great benefit i have de
rived from the u>e of your 4*CedfVm ‘Differs.’'
After h niiUtatw ( km-wov of thirteen njonlhjt,
cmbrafelng the rVaKi'fgu campaign and but tS.
I was di-eharyed fyem tjie service and came
home to dies Dyfepepsiflt, liver complaint, nod
general debility were fast hurrying me to the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by physi
cian# seemed only to aggravate my disease *.
Aboitt four weeks 1 frfldforTunAte chough
to proemte your **(>dvon Ureters.'' and by the
use of them alon# 1 Imvr h*en restored to per
fect and robust health. 1 car. most earnestly
recommend them as being all. and more than
all, than they are represented to be. V- t are
nt liberty to make any use you wish of this,
statement.
1 am, respoct fully.
, l*H HAiU) KD/^TID3.
A Voire from Vicksburg.
Vi< ^snena, Miss., Aug. 9 18f-d.>
Da;..Jow^ Uoar am happy
to S‘Atc‘ to volt uiai niavc used your valuable
Cedron Hitters with great benefit to myself, in
general debility and prostration of my system
produced by tlio unhealthy and miasmatic
influence of the Mississippi river around
Vicksburg, having been with Gen, Grant's
army through its whole southern campaign, 1
confidently gecoramend it# use to nil persons
who are exposed to Unhealthy cUnJntefc,
H. tv. FOOr.F. "
Agent U. 8. San. Com.
For Sale by Johnson & Davis, Des Arc Ark.
m§ auc
SALOON’!
H'O! everyone, that would have somethin*
good for the inner man! Old Peach ;uid
11 vney, the finest Whiskey, Hrandy, M ine amj
Hitters of every kind, fitted tip aiid aveommo
dated to the taste of the.
MOST r.tSTIOIOt s.
Fresh Oysters. Sardines, Crackers, Cheese,
Nuts, Fine Cigars, Fine Tobacco, .Apples.
Fruits, iSto, In fact, everything pertaining or
belonging to n first class Saloon, may be
found on hand at the Des Auc Saloon, on
Buena Vista St., next door to Johnson & Da
vuF l>rug iStortt. Ctul uud see that U till so.
r 1» \\ in n \tv'
Pcs Arc, November 3, I860.—tf
AFFLICTED !
When by the use of DR. JOIN VILLAS
I-LI.Mil xmi aiuifbe qur*d •po*iu an lulls. and
•A * haling «nst. ’ ' to l *
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical a ltd
Nervdu* Weakulis, GentHd Ability and
Prostration. Loss of Muscular Energy, lmpo
tency. or any of the consequences of youthful
indisyretiuu, vouders it the uutft \ahmbje
preparation tVeV discovered.
It w ill remove all nervous affections, de
prejsyju, exponent, incapacity M). tuudy or
b^'iK’s*, KuMUitMiu mmy. Confusion, thoughts
ot -elf-destruction, fears of insanity, <Ae It
will restore the appetite, renew the health of
tlu so wh4 bfcvt tie* trovert it-by seas*:41 *xov>
or evil practices.
Young Men, ho humbugged no more by
‘ Quack Doctors” and ignorant practitioner*,
bui .$oud without delay lor the ftlU-ir. and be
it once restored to health and happiness. A
Perfect Cure is Guaranteed in every instance.
Price, >1, or tour bottles lo y>ne address. 81
fine bottle ?s Sufrtfeidnt'f^HfeM d ehfe in .ill
01‘din^w cu.«% , (
also. dr. joinvii.les srrriFir
FILLS..Art- tie Sfitedy and permanent cure qf
GonorrheiuGluet, Uqeuiral Disc larges. Gravel.
Stricture, and nil affections ot‘ the Kidneyv
aal Bladder. Pure* effected in from one to
five days. Tixy are prepared from vegetable
extracts that arc hufjuless on tho svsterq.
and never nauseal? the stomach or impi. g
nate the hivstb.' No change rf d e‘t i nee* ■
s u-y w brio using them. nof t o«i I heir sot ion
in any umunci niurfore with huoiuca# pur
suits Price. 5*1 per box,
LiMiet* of the above mentioned articles will
brt *vnt ,t<* arty address',1 elttsely HPAled,' ubd
} i ; aid, by mail or express, ow resvift 'of
Add- or!H' to
BLKGKh, MUM IA& ft)., fir »iirt .
—g-g- ■■■ ■ l.i . ii—>■!*'?: .■ jrf.^rwawn
(iGNKRAL lNSl iUNU;' AGENCY \
-ror±~
B. CARL LEE,'
gjl'alt's glut'. Atuusas.
First Class Insurance of Lm:. I'lRR,
r » I » " I y • *
' j./tJfiMtm: ifui'j AAs^ibKNir
Insurance Companies. .
——— i l
IJimlcYns and InsOnnncc
CpAO>ANY,
ST. t.OI 2S, MISSOIK1. ‘ j
Insures LjS" Property aji.l Mercliauili.se, ■
.JSnfai ■tT*»;fi>ei» Muriig ito^fiuP .r$ ULf.'al !
... v ' ■ .-rji ' j
Losses paid at this office.
K. 1!. CARL LEE, Agent., J
l U
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY;
nfetifcsi’W?,1 ttWjessee, 1
ia>v*vi:^ re^.cci 1 u'.xts.
JjJ it •, k n c Hi')
For ;‘.0, you can f»dcuro n policy, Insuring!
you ?2d per week in case of injury, prevent-]
mg ntJcmfcjHg to your work or b(ipi- j
ness; nil cl in c7.se of death by accident, se-4
cures !p0 to vour legal representatives.
No Medical Examination.
R. R. fcATlIiLEE,
dec 1 - Agents for Whitd BiVcf.* t{
V. MITCHELL. S. C. MITCHELL. T. II. MITCHELL.
V. MITCHELL i M'S.,
nmm crocers,!
Commission Merchants", |
, , . I
AStCDU.VLTEUS is
I
Liquors, Fruit, FIn’i, I’l ortuco.!
Si R, Tor. Second n::d lliestjn.t Sts,
j«n9- Trollies. Mo. I
Ncw^CJwils.l New-,Goods i ! ;
Hill Ahi ff art 111- ■ :
; t,: SldilaAUE.V & UAU.BV
jU't rroeiveli, and ? offer to the
«raje, .
2d rases.£oots and Sirups.
;VY •dA.M.s t*..;. , „ X
•V) pieces JmmiX’MM ijatinotts.
S bales !' ,3>l*iM.
- ,‘l *♦*<*'-^^e1 -s— t < i
U«»,i»re, 1 fl/T «!?. — ' >
Vv atclwiakfr ail Jeweler.
DKS Att ARKANSAS. j
-» mr ww'f’i KTMi;ijT>'r™r;> Vr*
L kinds of work in my lino. Mend- 1
iup, GJei'.iyrgj. i\o. t-/ >
-Thar.xfnl fur pa t favors, T s I ; ir r
_>)ontnn::»tic« of Iferotl f-.rr bo
's! '■■•• ' l"oi> me. fob'jo-tf
I J > E S A 1 i < ’
em
ac Atari;,rS'.
%, .A> . - . - |
f HU F. lliij'tl cf, thi* Jt'chnol v:lll opari *
X $if) X ’JuLi;., the -Is? t Ut I
rbftr*.'c and <1 fraction * J\, X). PJifKKY,
who hopes by strict attention, to merit thej
p;tvoyage of tywu qud*iurt;piis%bU(:i,country. j
Termprr 55o3i^n of Five Konthl
Orthogta;p^y-d{cadi»g nndAVrjting, $U> bQ
-TV fanio jvii|i lAHiHtfcetic, Uicbgtfcphy
and Grammar, $15, pO
The «Algt*b*<L
rlijlo; «j Byi Pliyffi Jog#, IJ 1;
RoepiirtrfetvU the $18 Q* 1
Deductions made only in cases of protrdet
i9*J[ fcb-Xmvfl* *N- AL A Iil «it l itedWtrou? will
be made for the cash in advance.
Des Arc; January ty v. yx
^.,A. j 1/ i.>>*v>:\* ”
tmmm MW'mrnn j
, v' Manufacturer of
.S43M, DOORS, BLIIiTDSy
And dealer in
GLASS AM) PUTTY.
rpiIAXKFCti fur past patronage and solioits
L a cnntnnu'.icc of the samv.
jatu’fi-l v
! —-m— 1 r H 1 i., .
STEAMBOATS.
lU jular XnvOiifansnud W hite
Uivcr I'ntket,
HARRY J>EAN,
*^ *)».Master.
1 This fast and light
passt jtggr sdteaitier, hav- l
ing entered the above trade, " ill run regular
ly throughout the scaaoa. (leel
Leavvs Memphis Every pail unlay.
■" .uim jicuigui't ami vt uiir
Stt»er Racket,
I> j; W A It C a
•TXO. I). I I.Lit )T. 7fitner. |
■>• Lee Finney, ..Clerk.
<1- T1II'‘ 1>c^ Are lias l>e$n j
x>i-- JiZ'jnsa&s'-Ht" repaired and rc
hitotl. . YpruxAl? for the H-Vive trade, iin1 will ■
leave Memphis every Saturday and Dos A*c I
eve*J4v\Vedtuiudiiy. * sei.2‘2- I
x\w\..-■s _ _1_» I
1.caves Memphis Every Tuesday, j
It Aguiar iUeUriOiU ami W!lll«i
River Racket.
CO.MMiiltCIgVL,
J0II5T. 1!. DAVIS, - . Captain.
. Geo. e.-Ui.isy, e . , jULrk.
TJJUS steamer having
ttoorAhghly Fepafc«H> ai|.!)
rerimustici!, wilt run regularly throughout |
the season. i.uavt«j kjg ’A| ■ h i s every Tuesday
and Pee Arc fvorv.&aiki'day morning. in.uL
J. JIMS AM i N, Agent.
- • r-1 i t. ---- -f f -y ■ V I
Regular si. I.imiIa ami White
River Racket,
>V 4Sb iV !•: JS ,
JOHN MLlllULL,. Master.5
Ukouoe 1 )«)>», Clevk. j
-dry'-, '"! Tills splendid prssetig'tjr
whr,r.Y\L- -z^it uu-ket will j ly regularly iin-1
ring the season between St. I.mi* anti Jack
sonporl, > oppgua »» viil.w.ty Jil.4..iHgjt, * Jar
ticuhir attention pWi-tlo orders sent for p.flvlj.i
For freight an I pa-sage apply on board.
•jtiOdr. X_L \A -
Hsccbiu sr. i,»fis &. wuni
HIV RR F’ACKLT.
-I. K. M«i:|i.NE.
JAS II. 1;. FKIt. - - Muter
'V-,,7 iiw7tv,''1 TUl&*y;i-; ;«tu «W«Nt"
-q^.str.ntu»r will ply riTUl.lllv1
l the *en*<m. **fW:i Rf' Emfis ami1
.Du i t, btowp^n^, Hij L v- vy Uudjthf s ;
P„:.,cuf,r a, u f*
in vr 17- ~ ,\ • cut. *
i
0 /
ltl . _*.
Sks sw ai>vektisri*cm.
C-"i : -— 3-T’i'Tf t C?~-—
HBonnr k'laiiu. r. 11. hait.it.
9li W Jin- rifo-i'' -''n
McLaren & ha^ley,
*'} *n ’ 1 '. ff d9/*onr i»r
DEALERS IN *
1 v r :«U , i
ill (&©®6iLr
I IT
d .v ini'I .H
3Uaritj'|Harte Clothing. ;
i'lBli V.iiHfi/
. . . or»r»w.' *
,"1 . II I 'fl-lilll/.
PATS, BONNETS, 3QSTSr!S‘fO|
J .^. ii’Tm ■ »" > ,
A noodH, if’.yV
!V j . . 1 *!•‘j/jli/ 1
t . ft 'ill Viler M ,
PES ARC, ARKANSAS.
. . ! - • T
«* , fit/Bl /•-.l> H
•--—. Hi 1 < »IU. .
« *'*!'?..•«** 7/ i»iioT.
•
IYK HAVE yflw It <Jty>n^ 01*11
FALL **» WINTER
. k’ /T • 1
cast*
V tyirgo Jind^cnoral nSfovtment, consisting of
(/snaburgs, Brown and Bleached Domes
tics. 8-4, lA-4 Slhfretings, Tickings,
Qofton Sth'j)es, Plaids, Checks,
Priuts, E(c., Qfc*, Blc. 1
A I.ATIC1E T.OT OP1
’I . flU'l'll 1 ‘
ISF.ADY-MAUK CLOTHING,
'•i ...
'WOOLENiOOOD.S,
BED AND (’RIB BLANKET*, ''
CLOTHS. CASSnnCRl'.S,
SATINETS, JEAN*, EDAJfNBtlS,
IT-AI.N AN1) 1‘LAII) LENSKY*.
... li
Ladros’ Dress 'ftpads^
Kiti fiuHi, ropiiun,.
Delnluen.iilc.,
tMc-s Ti iuimiBKn,
Hutton*, Ladle* CTenlt*
Slia'wi*. USosiery,
llass, Hot,nets,
Bonnel |U])hons,
EI«oiW»;
HAtnittrftl'SfciKts.
A LARGBf'LOf'b'p ' ,1'
<1 IT ID ID TV S \V A II ID.
80 Oases Foots and Shoes, Assorted.
' ~.. * \. ■, ; ’ *»
•10 Dozen Mon's and lions’ Ijatg, AdWtcil.
scnooH ihVfKfe ask STA5'roxi:ny,
•If. 1 iii iiiy other oitieles, ullof vvliicli wo will
svll clump for cash, , .
■We respectfully ink a share of patronng*:
an wuM suggest to those buying Oooils in
tlii-- irinrket, that they might find1 it to their
iiitercft to give i»*i a calf "before purchasing
ofto where.
• ! JlfUUES » HAVLIX
.. ’ll! : 77 C
I . . !>• !!•»>( -r„
WIIOLMS^VU*; and KETATli'
. D*
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' — AA^rri
[. I J..{ .T
/( .■*■••» I T * i| ' i. t>U
l OlRlIHSSlOll 3ieip^>
.... I .' . If •
D£S ARC* -' - f -i ARtMSAS.
Keeps eOitMaitfl y^bh'hand a large njiuE
WittlT selected stock of till such thing's as
are nsnally fouild'in a flad'class
Grocery Store.
The stock consists in' part of . .
. . . . - 11
Baron, Bard, Flour,
Sugar, Coffite, Molasses,
Ylnuarf, queensware’
■ti
Tobacco, Sniiir, (tugging,
Elope, Candles, Surdities,
Oysters, Soda, etc,, etc.
1 respectfully ask of all that they call1
aiul examine uiv stock luloiv inm'having
elsewhere. 1 have pelted, my Goods With
care, and am. prepared to sell as cheap tuMtr.jr
in the market. . ■ • ,
novlOtf .TOlft A, rnfr$.
" miijass
A wku.££U£XBl> STOCK OF
FRESH DRUGS,
. JtEJMCIftESJJill CHEMICALS.
MW'ifWj»w«!WVki.
Painty U>'**Jlyf*§t<i%« VKto^'W^IUsH, T«r
fiimti j, ArS,,uaJn^>. Winagj^JJrandiaiv
tY h' Wv F * d rra e d i e m aV p7; r p o s e 3.
Drniiigoole's crirKrtttvd Southern Remedies,
'.nvjiAstfy fu; qp-K^nt 1 #
jT’-ipI - . BlftXpf A. ^
.It'll N Mi X b PAY IS,
■'Vt imta.uk: ■■& Retail
DHUGGISTS,
KPK.ptiu hi»wd
Mo'fefltnbsii1 ISfeui, 0i|<
P/ :TI lich.-^rttireM,tr*{Ti^eOvfi?keJ,
r ip. lie.tl p.urjAuac>. which, wo will sell low
i r cash, J^rewriDLiouk, juid yydfft illoi!
pr ># ptl^v. • . I
The Arc:;: !< * !
T h yw• r wAu6 soivM>thihf* tiA- l r-hTnt
I the \ rail*. H*t TernhiwJ .l^tW ' IfNmiv.'
Ul it hof; ( er.iVW Ititter.*. H-ft';dh f^lf.
thin-4 f t i«* i*o*ii RrdeikH: ' - ■ ■■>’
Will hid 0nlMk(l| of • jjAta*, A#9 py^'thir
K B. BETHUffL
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Dli. JOHN BULL’S
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CEDHOW|
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bi tie its.
TUr I.nlesf and 5li»st IhSl^orlanf
Dliiovcrr of the 5s«v
«eo|»(ft 4^/fSr
VTo Jy. morp I ntiiuatelu, Conner t
. 1 rd >yiih,t(j^ %‘^'jjrjr «r WsFci’i Alnlicn in
lUe.VoiYciJ/Jl^trv«i- i^rfi'.rtlyoiviljlv known
as n pi./hcjs'i- iit.mffiffi that of
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ff!s InihMWe pY tif^SARSAPA
Itlf.t.A iMlsUng s*60a at tw l&a’tpm the va
iiou»cflm}ioulidS HrfliKrtfttua'hlftiftug.
y is COMPOUND UF WILD LHKRRY has
IrrcOmc■*lion^choIA' w'ort 'flrrrlwjhVhX the
. ffUM* inf *301* »t!* W
Mmt Am mmm,
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Mini WOitfM U)?18K6Rft;1 tn’lww(Hvn a year
after uheir UttrodiuHinn, attained<11 reputation
ns wido spread as the continent of North
America. '.
i!ut the crowning glory of his. life remains
to he attained in iris latent discover ft or rath
er combination, for bo docs not Claim to be
the discoverer of *
•' •* - V. gaiv ■ r
v.lii, ii is the basis of the jil’TTlftt^now of
fered t<V the public.' Vlinf hCtior frClong< to
the native inhabitants of CKNTlt'AI. AMERI
CA, to whom its virtues haves boon kiMWii for
more than two hundred years. Aimed .with
it* the Indian bids
DEFIANCE
1 s I ! •
, - ■*~T0 TH*R MOfiT— - ‘
■ .■«•.■•• ■ dt ft
Deadly Malaria,
.-Oil ‘ : . .! . . .•
♦swj* • i.’O r ubm ■ t-. \|iff
i.v i .oi mi iiu'o* vf. ..
serpents. It is ahkief wltk thynpt^t ^rhile
there is breath in the Dodyi ike ’ .
• tit • • 1 T< 1 .1 •
, ‘i nn UOi;.. *■ V i-irr VJfl -Y-K.
T* pefenf* tri'chfe, no tnaffer “Irnfcf flikd^ca.-o
may be. Whale DLL DU LL iirnrit pviparied to
eryleiYo this extravagant prcteu-Jon, la? is
nbvcrfhgless satisfied from a thorough exam -
itifctioh of t*He evidence relating to its vniuos.
ithat a«,a remvdy and present jfte for <*h 'ii*
ea$c3 pi kinj: from exposure. ekh£r to ^hojip<'s
of weal!.er aiia climate or to the miusyiatic
infint'nfcb, ii *1 *• i
STANDS WlTIIOiT A IlIltL,
, Vml justly deserts.t)i9 pe^utali^n i^lkas : ■>
png enjoyed in Cy lit rat America arid Ui£ >Vecf.
. .
IN I) YSPERSIA
iftli *•» atteijtlntlh train.of syn-.otons;. i!.-n 'i
more like a charm than a meilipjug. 'Oijrr is
nothing in I lie raogo of Ma'.eri:; Medial lint
' U
AifliH amlotint nfthis x».M<frrW ]f»Wl ■•nay
ho iinjiul.iu tfie 11 tSi edit jrinqt' tha (i|il(Dis
pensatpry. on Riigcii IS}!? and .lifts.
I A serieSoT erpenmfcnts'ih whirl! far. ITT LI,
has' bean' fbrIy»Aiitf=f (ddihged; lhis'jAft^een
hpougUt w«.t'i*qtr'>hitiWrr)iu)(ition.WniI|,r is
nqw enabled to.vir.'r tu ih« Up a,cuutLina
ihin M Cl’IfmuN witii other approved tonic
iha'W'neIWpft<r*T#rt in (Lh host ijiifl?tVi"#r op
j.P*>‘ din tailed; limit; bon Wlyrekey, nHkHtiie is
cM4c^^ i...)k -:,n .j;b “if I rr
:so ECtcix g tatfioklo.
He rr.'hfii fiirpifli a volume ofcVrVifih.tvy,
hu#the1ffil,»* WiVe Wg Srflfce Hurtle!! YtfVcti
nVMq earn tilings tti their Ami* v«ta?. *i The
.i-tyfyst plan ia-dY «wv o»£ty,ippU«* JiMfucrf
the virtue of a new medicine. ,
; Ip ■- i : tiiir:."’'iD rf'-w ‘I
frfVJB TiHE
l tfi: • ■ ,i i.r !»dl
Cedron Bitters
ONE TRIAL,
And you will never usij any etliers.
It is not necessary to publish a long list of
j JitsBasas of WMeilUtt Cs,t»lu,.\ Pimans air a
rperifld. In alt the,disease^ of flio
hiumavli, U«w«l*,
on kiiin«j N;
Ifc ALL
Auctions of the DrarfiSr
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FSVEE JK3STD AG£rE
Uis destined to Ruporsctfe'ttH’} not
i them.
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