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.jssaansi
\y\] S A UC:
s.uri:i>.\v, ARRIL 30, 1967.
Pes-aj.nai -r-AVe ire pleased to nvt<
the ti'iorn t\ hoi(e fliitl 7iimi|nAsf of
5UufU« Jfcgo., wholim* been
absent on a visit, toms rriemfstfi (Wor
gia, for several weeks.
W.okb%-Vimm. & Cy.—',1'UU House
is on* of *lie-»»o-t reliable inthe city
of Memphis. Their slock of furnish
ing goads, clothing, dry goods, notions,
&c., is unsurpassed, and their fae-ilities
for importing arid purchnsirg, such as
enable them to offer rare inducement*
to the trade. See advertisement.
j^y \Vr yv*vul>HsPe<i to set*u>yqng^h<
imssefcglrs i> the lies Afejoli l.i't
Motulavi oust fdllow (owdsBiah, K*t*
Hanford. The Major has been absent
for ssveral days, on business connected
with his house, Wait & Co. He is now
ready to sec his many friends and sup
ply their wants, so far as it can be done,
with groceries, plantation supplies,
-y-i-• » > f 4rf-,
M e f‘lt particular attchtjoti to
the advertisement of C. A. Jndson, car
penter and joiner. Mr. Judson has long
been a citizen of Des Arc, and is well
known to be a good workman in every
branch of his trade. "Those who wish
to build, repair, or have made, doors,
window sash, or anything of this kiifd, j
will find Charlie ready to do it, well
and quick.
AVc learn with pleasure, front
the Jackspnport Herald, that H. G. Gill!
leas become connected with that paper.
AV'e have known Hyman f|)Il -long,
ago." kuOw him tq.be a gqojfc printer,'
a perfect gentleman and good writer..
AVo congratulateoiir up creek neighbor!
on this addition to his strength. The]
Herald will be douhlij welcome to ourj
sanctum, and our 1>est wishes will be]
for their prosperity.
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jQyMr. Hugh Stewart, uX the finnj
of Stewart, Gwinnc Ss Co* rtjtttliid on]
Monday last, having purchased a largej
nnd elegant slock of dry goods, notions.)
&c., which will he opened in a Vw days.!
in tiie store house just finished for theirf
reception. Dram tk<( large acquaint-!
mice of those'fetjrttletnfcn'. with the mar-]
L..t •mri fTiomiicrli knowledge of"
lie wants of the country, our people!
may look for something nice when they!
are opened.
--—»*■♦—
Virginia House.—It will be seen by'
reference to our advertising columns,!
flat Me srs. Williams & Glover have'
taken the Virginia House, Xos. 01, (13,
and 65, Adams street, Monip'hSs, and re
futed and fnrtiish»d it in ffood style.—
We speak the truth, when we say they!
keep a good house. We sincerely hope
the proprietors may receive a liberal
share of patronage from theme « ho vis
it the Bluff eitvf
-♦ • «.——
Who would not dm Beautiful?-All
may possess a clear, unblemished skin.
of alabaster whiteness, by the use of
ChastellAit's White Liquid Knamel.
J( is the most perfect article in use, for
removing all impurities of tin! skin,
•and unlike all other cosmetics, eou-j
tains nothing that will injure tlu> out;
de; being vegetable, it is perfectly,
harmless* i’ur.,saU«, AAboiesale and
Hclnil,by Beikif.h. Sijun>& Go., CUcm
jMs, Troy, X. Y. See their advertise
ments in another column in tills paper.'
—--—
fr-p" See the advertisement of Ala
dame E. l\ *PrroRV‘rO'!f,' the great As-'
trologist, Clairvoyant and l’sychome-l,
trician. + |
g«|rDried Apples for sale at AA'ainer!
is Edwards' Grocery St^re, Bucua
Vista Street.
rivernews^eather, etc.
pfrp- The weather continues mild and
springlike. Xfoy the last week the sun
has smiled continually upon us. and
made glad many hearts witli his cheery
presence. The farmers are all hurry,
w ilh a lull promise of rep aid fyr their
labor.'
The river is falling slowly at this
point. .
8StS“ The Des Arc passed up on Mon
day, and down on AA'odnosday morn
ing. Her queers liav# our thanks for
favors.
ifcuy- The Norman passed up on Sun
day, and down on Tuesday.
B-sir The (’oimnereial passed up on
Thursday, and down this morning.—
She is a regular AVhite river packet, a
comfortable and well provided boat,
an<J her officers ns clever gentlemen as
Alt bxp£aha
We feel il to be our duty to ourselves
and to the vicinity in and around Dos
Are, to offer a few fai ls In explanation
of queries, constantly being asked, rel
ative to the,failure ug unth matter re
ceived at ihP rV/fTlmce ill Ires Arc,
and mail matter sent from the same of
fice. In the first plgee.V'atl letters’{by
the postal law? and reapl/tkjjfsji *ne*e
• quired to bP prepaid before mailing
them, and plainly addressed to tHe ones
l'or whom they are intended, naming
the State and County, or particular
Post Office. The letters are then to bo
stamped, and tlTe stamps to be rnn
cellcd, and the letters to be carefully
assorted, placed in packages, wrapt in
gvpulpaper ujid addressed to the par
ticular office of their destination- For
instance, to DcYuli's ltiuff, I.iffle Rock.
Clarendon. Snliit Charles, liUlidu Bay.
Month, of White River, Helena, Ac.,
which is done twice a week, at Des
Arc. The various packages are then to
bn put into the mail Bags, and locked
and*delivered to the agent or his rep
resentative, on the Steamers Commer
cial and Des Are. The law strictly re
quires this course. Where a contract
lias been properly entered into between
llie government and an individual, that
individual becomes the' contractor for
the particular route named in the con
tract ; ami said contractor, or his agent
or representative, is entitled to a key,
- (if the mail is carried on n steam boat.]
and it becomes ids duty to open the
mail bags and deliver t(ie packages tc
ea'di chili <• wrong the line if ]i1« route
ns soon ns he gttt to them. So Toads
the postal law. Again, it is mad* the
duty of the agent or fOntyactoT. b»
each route where the mail is carried on
n atatnlbqM, *»4eUT*r‘*®.PWlr JW*
not at the Post Office, but ihto thePosti
^'arsus'iRtifi’rd
landing or port; and beyond one quar
ter of a mile, tflii to the distance of
eighty rods, the contractor may appoint
a mail mifceager to pack, and dblrvir,
and receive the mail bag?. See postal
laws and regnljrtfbtw, p'a^ 7r, chaptetj
41, sections 470,471. This part of the
law lias not been observed and carried
ont by the agent on five fees Arc or
Commercial. and eqpvctRijr ebpadt not
been done at Dcs Arc, or the Post Of
fice at tliipplaeevi But instead »f dhe
ngetifaWhiglttg twe mails to flife Post
Office, or having it done, the assistant
Post Master has, for months, packed
tlie mail bags down tp the boats, carried
them aboard, delivered them, and re
ceived tlie other mail bags, and parked
them back, eft*! tfiredf tf <m> A\\i *»nd
mud. and oftener In the nisrht. . Nor it
coming from Mempmt asm outer Uis
tant points, plainly addressed to Des
Arc, arc carried tiji the flyer,to Augus
ta, Jacksonport, and other points, and
remain awhile and are sfent bock here.
Now whose fault is this ? , .
tt is understood that a contract was
!entered into between Vie government
iiird the Captain of tllw-Steamer Cotfc
lnercial, in the moutifewf Dccemteiflajt,
to carry by steamBWt, tlie mail-, 4n
White River, above *T3cv<ill'.s Bluff lo
Jacksonport, for thn^joon si deration i>f
one thousand dollars: The Steamp
I)es Arc has been aolfug *s mall.bo|t,
in conjunction with .Rf* Steam,qr Codi
nu rcial, before and sinre the date pf
said contract with the government;
and both boats havoc-been punctual In
tfeeir arrivals and departures, lo- aid
from thip*plucc—itr^Tact, thfse'two
boats have been, forjjipnths, tlie fav<lr
ite boats oil White River—evfjkyboly
preferred to travel tfTtT£sliip upOntliwc
Steamers, "S’!
1’or sev^rtd montll\ftiese bdJfts hape
loft our city, going dotTn the fiver,kt
nt about 6 ^j'clock, A. M^ oh eve
Wednesday and Sattrrtay, dnd bur m il
matter was made ’ up fromjs eek :o
wet in uffei RBce tp> thin pifrticu ir
time t but bli tlie ni^hftof flic Utth ini t.,
the Sleaimw He'S Anc. an I Mr trie dot n
the rtvergwhisfcfed *t, pur; landing,,at
about 3 oteJ/DckJi tlu^inoriiig^aiid pc
mainpd but a fpw imAjites.-hml1 shovfcd
out before ^tie AssbAunt gust Master
could gotjup, dia’ss and ge£to the bolt,
avitli Uio mail Ufcgs, ivliiehjjweef rcafly
lockad toibe mi\ abyard. She left a| 3
o'clouk. instead of attbo'ctgck, her reg
ular tim*. The iesnU,Vvus^24tk.letters,
many of them busiifesa letters' of im
portance. wero-3cft lo await the mcl
trip of fhc C&mifterciai. 'Piie l'Jst
Master at Des j^rc,“kjirwy- nothing xif
this change of time tr scISfcduti;, until
informed, by (lie agent of J|hc Steanper
Des Are, jou the next day*. JVhctl|er
tills change of time,-*tC|iiii>yig Us to c|o
liver.tlic mail a»d ra^eia e iQat 3o'clock
in the night, is-to be pe®iaiibnt, jjrt
know not. .. “SJU^TUSp
t-jg* The statement publishedreceit
ly concerning the peouniacy conditipn
of .Tetfcrsoa Davis has |tallftl out a fln
joinder from a jfrcnttSMgm if high cltjr
acter, in which lie wins : If Gen. Miles
received remittancesjpr >Iy. Davis Ito
tlie amount of $2o,0iXlj*a8 imported, die
fact was concealed-JJtom ■'•Mr,1 Dmfs.
It is not true tiiat aU-tfstrictioifs uppti
Mr. Daviyi'(correspomienec liCVe luin
removed.' Letters *ldd ressed to him
are still sent to the donlmandiiijf officer,
and, as they reach m Davis, consist
of applications for autographs aid
Northern letters of pw malignity, llio
only peeuniarv evidences ari notjs.
purporting to be issues of the Confafl
cratc Government#—but geiutrally.Sit
not always, counterfeits of the style
advertised for sale ill Philadelphia
some years since. "*''y_'3 j’
jig" Judah 1™ I&^amin, formerly
Secretary of State Lo the Confederate
States, is meeting with great successes
an advocate in the fcjiglish courts. Ju
I regard to a very abtg, argument in in
, important case in adhich Mr. Renuutjiii
i atas employed, tlie J#6rd Chief Banpn
complimented him verV highly,, and (Jie
fact rather plcases**tje cditdjj of tte
Xoyv Orleans Times,** who says i CA
cAmplirnent from ajnjrd Chief Bnitm
i of tlie court of Exchequer, and espeii
1 atlv from oy-TO- dftttne nlstn-rt' ne -Sir
Pitzrov 1fc!rv,» and Utataforte
I l.ifii tribute *Ta#WfyU A will tic a
f trttifrr of grittfflffltmiiTiff members
of utir bar nSrf> fei*We \MtMniporarlaa»of
! Mr. Benjamin, U> hear of his great and
. uiipreoeaunU-^sBcapsa in, i*ia piitUrfty
; new sphere, under snob severe tests,
and against $iy-lf,§ ppptcrful rivalry.”
Dewocuacm AKfi Co win—Who says
II ui* i.n'ilim l itin me nut uic menus ui
the colored |>eapl*b In New York the
New Hampshire? They hud a livelv
little election lev Mayor to Ckmcord.
i New Hampshire, op Tuesday last.
There were three candidates—Jifo. 4 b
Untt, present imaimhsHl-JiiiJiiihljw'U.
: white man; fTfurlet'PG,'W-oAi*A-wtl
/.cns’ ret'viiii ticket, a respectable coj
! bred bai-ber.dttd TV. Goodwin, tehiVev
i
man. supported by the. Dernoerats, was
ahead hi tHo Ma vIMuttrfc’jftbott men
| immediately rallied and made their
! eandldate’s'clesh^dd aMM' .slants
Tit ft Ct ftC^I^St-fttedf^Tltc
! Memphis l.edgei aaj» : ,i -Idoesjyuyon* be
lieve that it' Surratt were now living
she would be eohvieted. or ought -to be
' eonv'lilted l Wlu 1 .Because potaldy now
believes tmit !i ]irry*0T up light rtuui would
ibolieve her gqilty* ,l( iivo . luatt
now believes she wns guilty, must not ev
ery upright uvm behove,Llijt ylttt ¥|<u* mur
dered ? 1 f slit: was murdered, what should
he dime witltjdf UtfUdtiJB's '! We leave
the question lor others to answer. Not
only does no ttpTtith* mu helmvo site tras
guilty—ever* Hitler, tko most return *d
front uprightness, if he for once spe»|t!
honestly, dons not belts Vrst* Was guilty
That is enough. Her murderers must re
alize the truth of the1 TiWoa,' ’ * ,w ”
Popci.AK Ktnt'HtS.—That editors keep
j*iiI»1 is: reaiting-fowika. Uvat they have
plenty oT time td talk fo' everybody.
Tlmt they art-delighted to get anything
to fill mi the paper with. That every
man's own speciainjte'ls a piatPej- o!
‘•public interest.’' Thlit It dot's n't
i make much dill'ereiiec wfitl1»er copy
| bo written on h'ptVgjdcft That editor
rtltirn rejectt\| Amdu-rripts.
NEWSJTBMik.u
-Dit*fUdi*«l Mayor 9f^p»Kigfield
Illinois, forbid by proclamation tlio
(Miii of giros In that city, to celebrate
.«• flottiry]»<AievJdt|li»r9l>jahf 9ef'
ocrats—pretext, lest windows might do
brolgwj-Vy Ibeftontnsff^-1oWoO
,-The World'* Washington special i
i; ‘h'ite hllittftent' of ObWf JfWtiec
I
E
"'•.•f KIVSIW.MA W »v — —
merit, it i9 thought here must letta to
iu, pfiSfifBr W" ■ y>
— The Louisville Journal says:
WmWWMfTW ™
! now believe nil '(Met we have read of
| him. , Jiis lace ia so. hard that.a black
smith might hilfim'dr out k noVsb-slioo
upon it.” i '
--TMA- ltd * Mr 'St.-w ft**** be
tween tb» 'Vajumnny *M*d W'iiv’nminii
nv wing* of,the Yaw .York Uonuuyar.y.
Let th6ft» Both b* suppressed bV the
mlttthrft,’ aiift fhbii. iff. on IhepUMfe
that misery IttVes company, they Mfill
reunite.
——Mr. KAvanngli.the limbless mem
ber of Pari Uttar nt, bftc* discards his
chair as n means of locomotion, and is
chamber with the tellers.
tet&k’si'lc .1
■asrnrtwrsaswwffi'at
destitution at tho South. Cnicago is,
great At holding meetings, passing
rrsidiUions making 'speewirrsy and at
last giving nothing. God help the,
SogMrtif'ift fl<h>9W*di?IW»» 4#* charity
of Chicago.
—AtJ^heacnmittni^dar of the^English
forces at Fort Erie, has notified the au
thorltibs that a prominent ontfiWeer,
connected with the Fenian orgntiirstiOn, |
has been taking plans of the frontier
below the snspcnsioti bridge, and asks
foV reinforcements to he stiifinncd at
the village pf ^agya ■j^e^jwspension
bridge!'
??!-M.a3ie' r)«*io*tatic memliSf- of the
Pennsylvania Legislature caused a sa
iut* ,t».i*e
election from tlie same guns which j
thundered .©Far the ltadieal .Victory :j
last April, and til* Kadiml members of
tlie legislature attribute ithUir signal
defeat to the effort of Congress to force
negro, sgffijyjc i^yi, lh(l rtliern
States* '* *
a colored ffergyman in South Carolina,
“has been foolish enough to oppose uni
versal .syffy.-igo,". - Tb<V psgfupreneher,
cvideRH^.dtas fibre 'kcnfe* tmm the Radi
r. v « t
T-r- A Georgia kiu’C^QO'V'1 «f U.e
Nijlwuukcc Wisconsin sfvs .tiofr
au amtinnrv uegra, trend hy Sjher»u*n.
totind .his way North, strayin? as wi
ns New Haven, remaining there un
til a Wtr montli siiiee, vthHi lie'HMtimed
to Atluatto, 14isuG4 tWWWj-t.mtu-ii sur
prised,4f,wehil?»r 1M wwV W*ain. says:
"Why I'um,J ilioii^Ut yi»4 woal^'prtli.”
-4 did. nia*©; f ftnmd Hie feeftlemenl
there so 'noxious lo the Southern gem
nieir^Aft alClR M4i slV ff©t lie-©— I c o u I d
not stand it massa, and returned.”
MATlKETiS, & nr
Citizen Office, Uw Ajmv )
- r A '
DBS ARC RRICBS CURRENT.
cehiiacTsr wiarttCY »r
J. SelMS AlA.EN.
.. -i-t-uer J*
BROOMS r— Oorcn 4 5CW 5
Itucko *< pamLrd. per doz 4 00(«t* 4 50
Butter per- pound, *40(5) 50
Jliv f^on* . . V('<> JO
Bar Soap, per pound 12(*\ 15
Bee;' Hides, dry, per pound, H(h? 10
Casting#. j 11
Coffec^dii© 30(5* 33
Candle# i>tnr, 22^
,V Collar & *;*’•" A.uiUVv ' 'J'Ksd ’ -**i
Cotton Yarns, 3fiOh 40a
C.Bvdag©*- Manila, , £6® 4’^
t>U8h*l, l*^6(a* 2 llo
FRUITS— ......
Apples per bushel, dried, I 00© J 50
Poaches, do. *2 ©©’ 6 50
GRAIN—
whrvt per bushel. 1 00© 1 75
Corn do I 50© 1 do
Gunpowder per keg, 14 00©, In 00
Lime per bnrrel, 3 00© 3 50
L«A<h--Unr,.por pound, 20
Ginger per pound, 50
MEATS-Aj-tr !■•</ »}'
Mess Pork per barrel, 2S 00© 00 00
• Bt.1111-drt, , 1J'W©15 00
* Pork, fresh,’per podhd, i‘' ftf© 15
JUeuf far pound, . ©* IQ
itACON—Clear Sides, 10 to 20
Shnuldcra. II to 14
Haras, augar-cured, 17 lo 22$
Lard, 17 to 20
PAINTS AND OILS—
. ■ Li anew! Oli,.p«r gallon, 2 ©0$ 2 50
laird Oil,: t 00© 2 50
pSSm. '.«/ a
White Load, par keg. 3 ,o© 0 00
Nails per pound. t0® 12
p#f gallon, 90(5*. 1 20
StfGAB. per puuudt
Byown, r
Clarified* ,, , •
Cr^Bbed *iwi Peered,
Pepper per pound,
.h»St*UiT'l«rteW -l <: « &© 5 00
Salt—per sack, 3 00(5) 3 2o
Stamb-^Pearl, - 16
Fine, 1 2$(*> 2
Tea, per pound, 2 00^ 2 50
Tallow, per pouud, 15
Tar. in cans>« r • • 1 00.
< lUkisky, per* fcnllbA.'381 2140f<4 5 00
AGENTS FOB^THE “CITIZEN.”
j fftr* Mr. B. F. Cswhwr is nur wishdrized
I ng,e»z to AlfiMhtiA, any Uuaiutfs, fur this a lice
al Memphis, Tenn.
JUST ijr. Adam Huntsman is our author
ized !<► itt ti wtijr" lAudatnl for this
office at Little Hock or MevaU's Bluff.
\>WF\M,*jGvM \H»tcn Whauzod
. AgenriU Ww flrleftns, to soffit 4«lv?rrae
tnen^s for the C+f*. r f
gfj$*Sir. W. w. t»irncir Mit authorize-!
Agent at Quitumn, Avkausas, to receive nub
'/ nn;. '
L. F. Hughes is our authorized
Agent at Clarendon. Arkansas, to at tend to
] Atieusta, Arkansas, and is authorized to re*
> ceift^ni Votlei* Vrrp*d^W fift (fill eflfcr.
#gh_Mr. Pick I'oe will atteud to the inter
i ests of<hy S’"F'> ir^Meinph^^Te,!^
'Jy Adam*.*'•! jitsinu Mr, ft. Now
York, it our authorized Agent, to solicit ad
re** w^p**- .. A* it V ji.i
Hof- f- P. WaTker A Co.. are our authorized
Agent^ -Louisville, Ky.. to revive »nd ao
| licit adhrlHWethefiMu
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^drFctaone vu»it**g Memphu, ^r-onld not
fairfo rtnN“*tr ff. tfc Blood A CWr. No. 3CI
,| Main ttroet. These gentlemen keep council t
{ ly on hand, a fail supply of Giia of ail kind*
i Tinware. Hardware, Jiu»vt«, lu*. Bitch are
I their faeililies, tbni they can and do nuke it
»■* tic inter*** ol ft!! to purchase from lit* in.
srEciAJU^ump
Free to Everybody.
A i4r|« 4 pp. Circular, giviR ^fforenation
of the greatest importance to the young of
both sexes.
It teaebvV 4bw' the lAmelyl wap 'become
beautiful, the deepieed respected, aud the
forsaken loved,
paid, by return mail.
Adilresn P, 0. Drawer, 21,
fcli23-Cm Troy. N. V.
Throw away your false frillies your switches,
your wig —
Destrwctive of ■comfort,find not wottji a fig:
Cotue aged, rntneyouiliful, comeuply-aud fail',
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REP4RATOR CAPILU.
for*tetoriugli»ip,qpiiii he'd heads, (fiqm
whatever cause it may.lyive fallen out) and
forcing a growth of hair upon the Pace. it has
rib equal. It will force the board to grow
upon the (dniinthest tee, in frot* live to eight
weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from two
to three months. A few ignorant practition
ers have asserted that there is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth rif Atebsif-or
beard. Their assertions a^e false-. A? thous
ands of living witnesses (from (heir Own ex
i'«t*t'(*1Mt*d»h, swihees. r.ut many will
nay, how av«j wc tO-Jisiiincui^h the gv^nuine
from the i jmrious7 it' cenathTy 1a
as HiiH-tWbflifli of ibt diHeiSPut preparations
advertised for thuhair and beard are entirely
worthlfas, afrtl Jrbn rnsrif li»*e Already thrown
away large amounts itt their purchase. To
such we woy^d *W* *^1R Kt'paratbr flapilli:
fl will coat fop nothing unless it fully conies
up to qur representations. If vour Druggist
does not keep it, semi us one dollar arid we
will forward it, postpaid, together with a re
ceipt for the money, which will be returned
yeti bn application, providing entifp satisfac
tion is not given. Adlrcss
, .1 « W.jf.'f I..VBKi|tf<^, Chygtists,
N„ 1 Well Payette Street1,' SrtfaVt-r. N. Y
'wm&NWWTP™-'
MADAME EEMISOTON, the world-rc
np.wnctj, Asjrolqgist and Somnambulistic Clnir
■veynnE philqf* •claiWAtl ft^ed'dilipatcs
ihe very- rtathY^of'(ta persolt Vtott arc to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power,, known as tjie Psychomutrope.
gnaPhitftistU prodijaih lunfcct titid life-like
picture of the future husband or wife of the
applicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
wmW trdfR at. rifthejw, •*«< ■ '» 110
imposition, ns testimonials without number
can assert. By staling place of birth, ago,
dispomtiofrf.rplAT of.oqies aud lisir.’wtid en
olosfng fifty cents, a4d stamped envelope di
rected to yourself, you will receive the picture
by-Hoftirn'raalhkAteikur n***» tlt*eiwnf qhSct'ut
ail Ad
jjjgp* Address in confidence, Mummi; Gkh
Tituns 1*. -O. fk>x 2$*, West Troy,
New York.
CRISPER COMA.
Oh! she w*i» beautiful and fair.
With starry eyes and radiant hair.
Wbrtse curiiTV* lendrlj* soft, «mt.wi»«d,
Luckai4o*i the very he ml ntd uiiud.
nUMM K COH-l.
For Ctt'Ung tbo Hair of Either Sex
into Wavy and Glossy Ringlets,
or Heavy Massive Curls.
By using this article Ladies ttn 1 Gentlemen
can benutify themselves a ft ousiind fold. It
is (he only article in the World that will curl
straight hair, nnd at the same fuse give it a
beautiful, gi'nKty ftiipcaratyc. .The, Ciisjcr
tMi nut only"c.drls tie Imir tint invigorates,
cleanses and beautifies it: is highly and de
lightfully perfumed, and is the most complete
article of the kind ever offered to the Ameri
can putdliSv yh#ttifI<poV(Touw *IH be suit
to buy address, tented, and pUStpvd, for $1.
Address all orders to
, ,W. L. pi.ARK.-i Cth, CiicruUts.
*4W^*tert||eU» StHgaUBvijicvsb. N. v.
jyr A Younu I.ADY returning to her
country houic, after a aojourn of u few months
in the City, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In place of a twipyv.’., nphi^ flushed
face, she had a soft, ruby complexion of almost
marble sumiosburns, and iustibdjof twenty
three she really appear,^ but eighteen. Upon
hifttfry Bate Ike mi ate of so great a change,
she plainly told them that she used the t'ir
rtiKSlbl Mnliu, and considered,n an in
vnlaable ahifuisiifouto any Lady’* iMlct. By
its use any Lady or Gentleman cau improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold.—
It is simple in its combination, as Nature her
self is simple, y et un,surpassed in its efficacy
in drawing impurities from, also healing,
cleansing and beautifying tlie skin and com
fpiniou. By ita divert action on tho cuticle,
it draws from it all its impurities, kindly heal
ing the satpr. and leaving the surface as Na
ture intended It sholil'd V.'tflcar. soft, smooth
and beautiful. Price $1, sent by Mail or Ex
press. un receipt of an order, by
W. I.. CLARK & CO.. Chemists.
T.^s Weat'Fayelte St., Syraouae. N. V.
The nnlv American Agents for the sale of
the same,
ASTROLOGY
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WOSDEKKl l.LHKVEI.ATIONa
♦Al»B lit1 Vfffc GREAT ASTROteOWIST,
She reveals secret*) no mortal ever knew.—
Sh0/rM»ufW» hjypine*l ^htwwiwho. from
doleful evenls, 'ehrattruphts, ews*#tt iu love,
%Jhar\Jt<+ SslfinStA* #.* brings
together those long separated, gives informa
tion concemln*nhJ<rm friends or lovers, re
stores lost or stolen property, tells you the bus
iness yluVVbM |tAlM|6^to»pyfsue, and in
what inul vriil bfaim WctmM, causes speedy
ma^risges at^d tylls yon thervery day you will
marry.''givesfa-ati- aWvJhi»a, \alomss aqd
eharaclerislics of the person. She reads your
very tkeughu, dud fcv lies pfmqel, anpcrnalu
,ral powers, unveils the dark and hidden mys
teries (jf the futufo. From the stars we sec
iu the Armament —the malefic stars that over
come or pr*iioi«ina!« in the euiifignmlior-—
from the ttspptl* ttuJ fissitfont of the p'.incU
and the fixyd stars in heaven at the time of
fiVlh. she dfta'ieif'the fttfur«|i ,()|y uf man.
Fail uot to consult the greatest Astrologitd
ou earth, it cohU you tyM a t-bulie uuJ .you
may never again have no favoraUu an oppor
tunity. ron«mltation fee, with Kkeneaa anti
all desired information. $1. ParfleH living
Mb a tUatau^y gpn .pyue\j|y he l*y iu»il
wltfii *<|Uni and sat mffioffoh to thein
aelv©*, iwi if in explicit
chart, written out, with all inquiries* answer
ed and UhcWMia etitd««pdT aout by wail on re
ceipt of price above mentioned* The strict
Ml secrecy will be maintained, and all eor
respomfeneo returned or deftrcyed. Referen
ces of the high fug ord«r tiurfi*«h*!>d those de
siring them. Write plainly the day of the
month and year in which yau were born, en
closing a small lock of hair.
AdOre** M.'iuJir H; A rFRRHio.
P. ri [»i' * if Vis pi N. 1
Know Thy Destiny.
Maimmi F. F. TftoMtfMf the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psycbomctfi
ciafi, who ha* iltirfatod the aeletitifio classes
of the Old World, ha* now located herself at
Hudson, N. Y. Madame Tbhrhftm possesses ,
such wonderful powers of second tight, a* to
enable her to impart knowledge of the great
est import a tree to the tingle or married of
either sex, Whiic-in a state of trance, she
delineates the very features of the person you
are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument
of an intense povfcr, known as the Paychom
otropc, gucr iatfe* to produce a life-like pic-*
ture of the future husband or wife of the ap
plicant, together with date of marriage, posi
tion in life, leading traits of character. Ac.—
This Is’HO Irombr.g. is thousand* of tjpii-imo
tiials cau assert. She will send vrhpn detjifrod
a certified certificate, or written guarantee,
that the picture is what it purports to be.—
lly enclosing a $ma]l lock of hair, and stating
place of birth, age‘*uispoaltfon and complex-*
ion, and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will re
ceive t,l\9 uidtury aLd descry*! informattloti, by
return mail. All cornaiimicitiona Mofredly
confidential. Address in confidence, Madamh
E. F. Thornton, I'. O. Box 223, Hudson, New
York.
'""’nfcm-.Mn. vo vicn.
BULL’S CEDRON BITTERS.'
—
lUiulMr Edwards* Statement.
Louisville, Kt., April 22. 18G0.
Dr. Jons Bull.,—Dear Sir,—Gratitude to
you. as well as a sense of duty to the public,
requirefMhnt i should give you a statement,
for public use, of the great benefit I have de
rived from the use of your “Ccdron Bitters.'*
After a military service of thirteen months,
embracinjrihe Pea Ridge camRaigrt and battle,
I was discharged from the service and came
home to die. Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and
general debility were fast hurrying me to the
grave, and every remedy prescribed bv-physi
cians seamed only to aggravate my diseases.
About four weeks ago I was fortunate enough
to procure your “Ccdron Bitters.” and by the I
HM5 uf them alone l have been restored lo per- j
foct and robust health. I can most earnestly j
recommend them as being all, and more than
all. than they are represented to be. You are j
at liberty to make any use you >visb of this ;
statement.
I am, respectfully, ,. j
Richard EDWAfttis. j
A Voice from Vicksburg. . !
VirKsnrito, Miss.. Aug. 9 1863.
Dr. John Bum. ,—Dear Sir,—l am happy j
to s a(4 to fovi that l have used yo«rr valuable
Cedron Bitters with great benefit to myself, ia ;
general debility and prostrali-m of my ny stein (
produced by the unhealthy and raiasmatie :
influence of the Mississippi river around
Vicksburg, having been wijh Gen, Grunt’s ;
army through its wholeYtiMhern campaign, I 1
vtonfiiontly recommend its use to all portion*
who arc exposed to unhealthy climates,
Mi W. FOGLE,
Airent tT. 8 San. Com.
Foiyfjale by Johnson ** lhivis, Dos Are Ark.
BE A U T V
Auburn Gulden, Flaxen f; Silken Cnrlg.
nnOltrtM Uy tW u*.. of Prof. DEUI'.EUX' i
I FRIZER EE CURVEl'-\. One applied job
warranted to cuff file most straight and'stub- •
bora bait ot either -ex into wavy ringlets, or
!i«avy tivasuve curls. Has been used by the
fashionables of Paris and Eoudou, with the
most gratifying results. #«'« no injury to ,
the hair. Price hy mail, scaled and postpaid.
Si. lb-scriptivc Circulars mailed free. Ad-j
<ir*rs REROKR. SUE'ITS vt CO . Chemists.
No. 285 River St.. Troy, N. V., Sole Ageuts i
f.ir the lTni‘ed States. febi^-ly
EXCELSIOR ! .EXCELSIOR ! I
Hair Ex I turn inn tor! !
For Rfiuorlnjr Superflunus Hair.
To the ladies especially .'this invaluable de
pilatory rcottinmendft itself as being an almost i
indispensable avticlo t•» female beauty, is
.•asily appl’otT. does nor bt|rft or injur* the !
skin, but acts directly on the root# Tt| is
warranted i<r rcu»o\& aupivrtluou* hair Cimm
low foreheads, or from any part of the bo ly.
completely, totally and radically extirpating
the same, leaving the skin soft. Smooth and
natural This is the only article used by tLe
French, and is the only real effectual Jepihi
tory in existence. Price 75 cents jper pack-j
age, sent -j>o*g paid, to any adjresa,. 0(1 re
ceipt of an oVder, by
REiUJER, SflL-TTS & CO.. Chemists,
feb23-ly 285 River Si . Troy, N. \\
There cotuctU glad tidings of joy t#jallv
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was so precious and
rare.
Is free for all, and all Id ay be fair.
lly file u*e of
UHASTELUp
WHITE L IQ V ID
ENAMIi^L,
Fob Improving and Renat iiylug I he Com
p«exion. The most valuable and perfect pre
paration in use. for giving the skin a beauti
ful pearl-like tint, that is only fouudin youth.
It quickly removes Tati.
Ulotches. Moth Patches, Rallowness, Krup
tions. and all impurities of the skin, kindly
healing the same, leaving tho skin whire and
clear as alabaster. Its use cannot be detected
by the closest scrutiity. and being a vegetable
prcpurHUim IS periecny iuiiiiiicm n iuv
only article of the kind used by the French,
and is considered by the Parisian as indi$- •
pen&a^le to. a perfect toilet. Upwards of
hotrIt*' wore sold •btrfp- the yaat year,
a Sumo tent guarantee of its eincacy.' Prie$. !
only 75 cents. Sent by mail, post-paid, oil 1
receipt of an order, by
PH KG Ell, SHU'YTS&'CO.. Chemist*. ;
feb&My 285 River St., Troy, N. X ;
AFFLICTED! j
SUEEEltKO MOiiE!
IVlien by the use of DU. JOIKVILuulS ^
ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, atul !
tit a tritlipg*eout. r f 0 . j / 1
* The astouiMfling sm*eess which Las attended ;
this invaluable medicine for Physical aud j
Nervous Weakness, General Debility anjd
Pros$atiajn.’|*e$s ftf Muscplar JStllrgy. 1mpo
tency. or auv of (tic conK'quence* of youthful
indiscretion, •renders it the most valuable!
preparation ever discovered.
It will mtirtve all nervous 'affevfkiits, de
pression, excitement, incapacity to study or
bu sip ess. loss of tnemory^con fusion, thoughts j
ofufcll destrifdi iitft, ferfn of insanity, It^j
will restore the appetite, renew tho health of
those who have destroyed it by sensual excels .
or evil pra‘ tfees#
Young Men, be humbugged no more by j
“Quack Doctors” and ignorant practitioner*, i
but send without delay for the Elixir, and be
iiX ouoe restored to health and happiness. A
Perfect Cure is Guaranteed in inary instance. ;
Price, •'j'l* or four bottles to one address. $o. i
One bottle is sulhoieut to effect a cure iu all
ordinary cases.
AUSO, DR. JOINYILLE S SPECIFIC
PILLS, for the speedy and permanent cure et
Gonorrhea.Gleet.lirethral Discharge*. Orav*,
Stricture, and pll affections of the Kidneys
and liladaer. Cures effected in from one to
five days ‘They are prepared from vegetable
extracts that are UaritLc** on the system,,
aud never nauseate the stomach or impreg
nate the breath. No change of diet is neces
sary while using them, nor t?M* their action 1
in any manner interfere with business pur
suits Price. $\ per box.
Either of the above-mentioned articles will
be sent to any address, closely sealed, aud
p»M-patd. by mail or express, on receipt of
price. Address all orders to
RF.KGKH. JQ1LT.TS .V CO., Chemist!*,
f.b !v N • V • . St . Troy. V V.
WITTS K Ell S
AXd
MXJSTAGHEai
INORCEP to grow upon the smoothest fore
' in from three !o five weeks bv using PrJ
sEVIGN K'S UESTA UK ATEUK CAl’I IXA 1 Rlj
Jie most wonderful discovery in modern suis
■nee, nc'ing upon the Heard nod llair in an
iltatrst htirueuloiis manner, ft hpi Keen us<*l
iy the elite of Paris and London with the
uost flattering success. Names of all pur
-ha-era wit) be registered, and,if entire ujttisJ
factln it is not given in every ihstones, the
m>ney wilf He cheerfully refunded. Pride by
nail, sealed and postpaid, $1. Descriptive
-irculars and testimonials mailed free. Adi
Iress HEUGER, SHUTT* ft CO., fheroists,
So. 28* Uiv*r Street, Troy. X, V..,8oJe ’yrestl
for the Failed States. feh’dfl-dyt
tot. (iMtvtN. WBt. KfssEI.1.,
J. G. BELL. - *fO. T. FISHER.
ESTABLISHED 18‘«.
A DLIS11tit) Ur UH& =
unmi mi i
Importers and ]T1tdlrsatc
—DKALElt? I>:—
1187 fOOBS
~a<nd~ >
KTotions,
No. 207 Main St., below Seventh St.,
janliMlm LOt IsVlLLJl. KV.
T. DEAN, of Dean A McGinnis N. V.
Dean A Hah'- .(Jineititinti. _
.TNO, f>. AdA MP.W l.itne ITork. Ark.
T. GAFF, ofT. A .) W. Gaff, Aurora,
Indiana,
Dean, Adams' & Gaff,
COTTON FACTORS
-AND
J>8ia3us&iea Heccliauts,
X•. 40 IS1«S ST«E E T,
Ncsv Orloants.
mnyl2-(im
GENERAL IMWKANC K AGENCY
t—OK-r*- ■ v-' £ "*
R. B. CARL LEE,
fl trail's Stuff, 'Arkansas.
Fir-ifCL* fiishraneb of Like, Fire,
Marine anJ . Ac.-1hint
Itemitmca Companies'.
National Rankins and Insurance
COMPANY,
st. loi is, mssoi ni.
Insures Town Property and Merchandise.
Fyr»i*>hes Open Murine Policifcs On Libera’
Terras.
Losses paid at tliia ofBoc.
A. C. MCKXTJ. L. X. BAMS A Wit
PICICBlTT «t it VM^.VUIt.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
A aOCSTA, ARKAX.SAS.
Wii.i. practice in the counties of Woodruff
Jackson. White and Craighead. Special at
lention givey to collections of all claims on
rrusted. fy^irfc^ne, , . » jrG^ly
Wafelimakor and .ToMelor.
DES ARC, ARKANSAS.
I am 'now Prepared 70 wall ft
kinds of work in my line. Meud
ing, Cleaaing. sAc.
-Thankful for past favors, I solicit i
contiujuMk^© pf the patroua,g;©. lu^efolore be
stoBred on me. feb28-ff
C. A. JUDSON,
uMraii jot mmn,
Manufacturer of
SASH. DOOBS, BLINDS,
Amt dealer la
GLASS AND PUTTY.
rjIHANKFUL for past patronage and solicit?
1 a eottUuuaace of flic same.
jan2fi-ly
STEAMBOATS.
Regular Louisville. MeiupliiN,
and White River Packet,
ELLA FABETl,
J. C. PKCKENPAUGH, Master,
C. F. Hurley, Clerk.
"1 This fine steamer lgtv
_KS*v^aiMyaJ^«l:iii. t»n!erod the above trade,
will run regularly, stopping at all way land
ings. For freight or passage apply on
board, msrU*'1
I. caves Me tup Ms Every Saturday.
Regular Memphis and White
River Packet,
DES A It C i«
JNO. D. ELLIOT.. Master.
J. I.ee Finney, . Clerk.
—l THE Pea Arc has beon
rf-JtsrSfiaiiafc hor.Highly repaired and rt
lined, expressly for the above 'lade, and will
leave Memphis every 6atttrdaV and Pis Afi
■Tpry Wednesday. «ep22
Leaves Memphis Every Tuesday,
Regular Mem pi i In and White
River Packet,
C< »I >1 EltCIAIs,
JOHN. li. DAVIS, - . Captain
Geo. C. Bush, - - Clerk.
THIS steamer having
-BBAmMli£k^d.heon thoroughly repaired anil
refurnished, will rux regularly throughout
thp M-asnn. Leaves Memphis every Tuesday
»nd l*es Arc every Saturday morning, mart*
' .). JIMS ALLEN. Agent.
Regular St. I.oiiIn acid White
River Packet,
A G TV E 8 ,
JOHN MKUIULI.Mastm.
(tiiOKUjfi I>«i>i>, Cjerk.
'^1 Tuid splendid passenger
-d. ickot will ply rp^ttlrrly »lii
ring the Reason betwevn St. I.oui* ami Jack
Ronport, Mopping at all way bindings. Par
ticular attention pah! to order* *(>nt for good*.
for freight and pafSftge apply op b« *• I
I)E9 ARC AWFERTORSHWW
Tub UNDERSIGNED HAVlNfl >1
opened a lloilNf of Ent«r- Jhm
talntlimt, on Rm*H* Vista Street, near
| the Steamboat bunding, for the acaftmuoda
I lion of
TRAVELERS AND BOARDERS,
By the (toy. week, or month, ftoHeU* the pat
ronage of those visiting Do* Arc The fare
will i»e as good as the market afford*, and
'term* moderate.
f Give me a trial, and I will ondeavor to give
satisfaction.
BENJAMIN HAYlKVi
Dm Arc, Ark., March 153* 16C7-—tfrt
I > IC. ALLKl
HAVING concluded to remain in l>e« Arc.
iendefs hi? service? tp the oil item? gon
j orally. Over thirty yearn experiouce* ndifc'l
* to a (thorough qualification for h>? profusion,
[assures him that he can give general sntie
j faction. Ministers of the Gospel, and all
I who tove been disabled iu the service of their
! country, treated gratis
Dos Arc, Ark., February 2. 18d6 —Cm
-~s~qHOOL
MRS. S. C. BUSSELL Will open lu r
. Sebhoiat tho Presbyterian (Church Q*?
ilte First Monday in February. A fea
cdnlUife ntltfibet of tfcboIXM—%>.»!• »nd pirls—
solicited. Kate, of 'Inition !?•-“ t)A, !*2 SO nod
i $5 tit) per month. Hariire lmd cntn'idcraWo
I experience she guarantees satiofaetion
I I)e, Arc. Feb. 3, 18#74f
U. r VttKIUA,
| .Attorney at Law,
(dr. walsh’s oId office,)
DIW AIXCL AHICANSAH.
]/T1AN at all'limes be found al h*f office,
} ready to attend to any hii'jHu'dss hiBrustfed
to his‘carer bin partlcnlnrfy to setllb up the
! bu-duyso of \V. H. Brack BVo,, \ Ailglisn &
! Martin, R. 0.-MoOarley & Co., afrnltlie many
i Estate** be i* ■ Administrator of; and those
lowing! him on. either .account, mist.now come
[ Atod settle without delay On the l"f day of
February next, he will .sue on every claim re
! xftniqiug iu his Lauds unpaid.
II, P. VAUGHAN.
Des Arc, January 5, TM(’Ui.-*-lni
33I?.XJCa.SS! "
A WELL SKLKCTED STOCK OF
FRESH DRUGS,
i MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
j School Hook* and Stationery*
1 .•. •,,; t f.; i • ■,
! Phints, Oib*, Dyo-Stuffa, Window Glass. Ptr
i fumery. Paten* Medicines, Wines, Brandies,
Whiskey, for medicinal purposes.
ta—.—s a...,
J ° - . . '
i inv^rjuibly for cash, at small profits.
iu!_ .3. BI RAFV.
Ti lo _A.rcade !
¥ I*1 you want somethihg that is good cull at
| I the Arcade. Hot ■Tomand Jerry, Brandy,
Whiskey, Oeciron Bit tors. etc. in fact, every
j thing that is good to drink.
Will buy all kinds of game, and pay the
i highest market price.
B. B BETIIELL.
Dcs Arc. Ark-. Jan. IB, 18C>7,
DE8 ARC
j JIG! every one, that would have something
I fi I. good for the inner man! Did Penob and
j lL*wey, ih^tinoMt Whiskey, Brandy, Wi.rte and
, Bitters of every kind, titled up and aeooiniuo
i dated to the taste of the
i. MOST FASTIDIOI S.
i ...
; fresh Oysters. Sardines, Crackers, Cheese.
Nuts, fine Cigars, Fine Tobacco, Apples,
i Fruits, &c. In fact, everything pertaining ot
J belonging to a first class Saloon, may be
found on hand at the Des Ape Saloon, on
' Buena Vida ST, next, door to Johnson & Da
j vis' Drug Store. Call and see that is all so.
J. B. WILLIAMS,
j I)es Arc, November 8, 1868.—tf
I)ES ARC
\mm m mi
| ACADEMY.
rpilE third session of this .School will opet
I. An Monday, the *iist January,-under tha
charge and direction of B. D. PERRY.
J who hopes by strict attention, to merit tht
patronage of town-and surrounding couutry
Terms, per Session of Five Month*.
Orthography, Beading and Writing. $13 Of
The same with Arithmetic, Geography
and Grammar, $15 Ot
The above, with Algebra, Geometry,
Philosophy, Physiology, Book
Keeping and the Languages, $18 Of
Deductions made only in cases of protract
ed sickness-. N. IV A liberal deduction wil
be mado for the cash in advance.
Dos Are, January 5, 18ti7.— 1y
On the Way aDd in Store !
; rine i ar in v ane,
Super C. Soda,
Indigo, Star Candles,
Well Buckets, Hope,
Pepper, Spire,
Ginger, Cloves, Ac.,
Wash Boards,
Coal Oil, Linseed Oil,
Spts. Turpentine,
Garrj-ett's
Scotch Smilf
Chewing Tobacco
Smoking Tobacco,
Solves, Vails, (includ
ing a good lot Cd.)
Wood Trays, Powder,
Tubs. Bucket.*,
Water Coolers, Pails,
Trace Chains,
ffbrSo and Mnte Collars,
11 umes, (Iron and weed.)
i Window Uns^nil dses, - *
Putty, White Lead,
Tea Kettles, Biscuit Ovens,
Skillets, Fry ing Pans,
Pols,-(large and small,)
Shovels and Tonga,
Spade*. Hoes,
Hakes and Shovels,
Cooking Stoves,
t ‘Hamburg and -Eng.'
Dairy Cheese,
Mackerel in kits
and barrels, Pickles,
Bulk Meats.
Clear Sides ana
Shoo) Jets.
Pickled Beef.
White Beans.
Irish Potatoes,
Sugar-Cured Hams.
VfSO—Dry Bonds iu great Tarii-ty, now
style Prints, Dress Goods, KeaJy-Mude Cloth -
ing, Queenaware. Hardware, S<t
Ifazen it tlrPHerxwn.
!>e» tic. rebiu-ry !t !S*17
MEIMCAIm ' _
Dll. JOHN HtxL’S
COMPOUND j
j B ITTER S,
file* I.sitewt nnri Most tn»|*rtr<ant
■Harovri'i of the Ealue
Irrntb Century.
man s name is more intimately connect
ml with the history «f Materia Medic* in
the United Ft at os. or more favorably known
ns a pioneer in medical discovery til an that of
DR. JOHN BULL
OF LOUISVILLE", KV.
I Ilis inimitable preparation of KARRATA
| pn.LA has long stood at the bead of the va
I rious compounds of that valuable,drug.
Ilis COMPOUND OF WILD CIIF-RIO has
I become a household word throughout the
i wmt a??® mmm*
■
Ilis WORM LOZENGES, in toss than a year
after their introduction, attained a reputation
ns wide spread as the continent of North
Amerioa.
Hat ihe crowning glory of his life remains
to lie attained in his latest discovery, or rath
er combination, for he does tirtf claim to h i
I the discoverer of
.
€ HE
Which i» th« basin of the RITTER*' now of
I fered to the public. That honor belongs to
! the nut We inhabitants of CENTRAL AMEIU
; OA, to whom its virtues have been known for
j more than two hundred years. Armort with
i it the Indian bids
DEFIANC T:
—TO TI1E MOAT —
l ?ivin* ' Jt ■ ' l
Deadly Malaria,
lilt. ifn.. d« i. •
VaJ handles without fear the most vonotuoue
! serpenN. It is a Relief with them that while
there is bream in me oouy, me
i
t fs potent to. cure, no matter what the dlseiCse
may be. While DR. RDM. in not prepared to
endorse this extravagant pretension, he is
nevertheless satisfied From a thorough exam
ination of the evidence relating to its virtues,
• that as a remedy and preventive for all dis
eases arising from exposure, eithe; to changes
: of weather and climate or to the miasmatic
j influence, it
I ST.4\US W ITIIOI T A RtVAf..
And justly deserves the reputation it has so
long enjoyed in Central America anil thy West
Indies.
IN DYSPEPSIA
| .....
AiVd it* attendant train of symptous, it acts
: more like a charm tLau a medicine. Thera is
- nothing in the range of Materia Mcdita flint
, con for a inotuent boar u comparison with it
in (his disease.
A full nceoimt of this wonderful plant may
be found in the 11th edition of the LT. 8. Dis
pensatory, on pages 1387 and 1388.
A sericsof experiments in which Dr. .BUM,
has been for years engaged, has just been
• brought to a successful termination, and he ia
now enabled to offer to the public a eqmbina
tiort ol CtURON with other approved tonics,
the whole preserved in the best quality of cop
1 per distilled Rourbon Whiskey, which he is
I confident has
‘iSQ SRC Ah IS TBK WORLD.
TTe might furnish a volunu' of certificates,
but the public have long since learned to esti
> mate such things at their true value. The
. safest plan is for every one to test f>r himself
| the virtue of a new medicine.
j GIVE TiiE
Cedron Bitters
ONE TRIAL,
And you will never use any others.
It is not necessary to publish a long liat of
diseases of which the Csurok Uitteus ary *
t specific. In all the diseases of the
Stomach, Uowfls,
I.fver. or Kidney* $
I.' -X
Affections of tho Brain,
*
! Depending upon derangement or lit* Stomach
md Bowel*; /
—IS
Gout, Rheumatism and Neuralgia
4 i il-a •’ - ■ :L .... -• XE-.*. L*J.U7i‘<.
AM> IN
FEVER AND AGUE
U is daetined 10 supersede all other,. It act
onlv cures all these discuses but j>rcveut« them,
f A wineplassAitoT the BttteW taken an hour
I before each meal wilt obviate tha ill effect of
j the most unhealthy eliuune, auil sere on the
t person taking it against diseases, under fb»
t roost tryiag orpeeare.
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Sold Retail by llrugiilttl aatl
Grocers Generally.
DR. JOHN BULUSPRINCIPJU. OFFICE
Finn STREET, -
' LOUISVILLE, KV.
Held Wfiolewile anil R6taU
—BY—
Johnson & Davis,
jDc:$ Jrc, jUUansas.
| HULL’S WORM DESTROYS R,
BILL’S SIBSlPIRILLI,
AND
SMITHS TORIC SYRUP.
—ALSO—
ill ktfhiletl by l?HrtrgfW<i.