I pEB ARC:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1806.
| ^ Q, H Blood & Co., 361, .Main Street,
Memphis, keeps all kinds of oils—call and sec
I them.
learn from a passenger of the ill
[ fated Katie Bruner, that the engineer, clerk,
I and a cabin boy of this steamer died of cliole
B cni and were buried on the bank of the river.
I There were several other cases on board at
the time she sunk.
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Wkatiibb.—After a long and rather warm
1 fiimmer, wo are about to feel a little fall
I weather* initiated by a little falling weather,
! in the past week wo have had considerable
f ra;n- and that of such character as made fires
I ,|Uiiecomfortable; but on yesterday old Sol
| showed his bright face, hinting vory gently,
E (fiat there wws yet in reserve a few mors warm
B dors.
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■gg^„\Ye have before us the first number of
| (he Weekly Dispatch, published at Kittle Hock.
I Messrs- Tones & Buchanan have displayed
considerable taste in. the mechanical arrange
| jwent of their paper, diSd;i{’ future number-',
! ivrc as interesting and readable as the one bc
1 fore us, we predict that it will prove quite a
1“ Hiiccess. Geutlpusen, may you and your
Weekly prosper. '■m
gaft,. G. 11. Blood & Co., 381, Main Street,
Memphis, i3 the place.to got stovoi of even
description.. . ■ ■
- - --
jgy Major Green, Express and Mail agent,
after a long absence has once again made his
appearance, now on bflftA.1 the steamer lies
Are. He still retains all of his good humor
and pleasing manners, notwithstanding his
long continued illness, He has our thanks
for a large file of Eastern and Southern
papers.
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^i;yfjytit>i.—IVc call .attention to the change
in the advertisement of Stewart & Bros.;
these enterprising gentlemen have associated
with them in business Mr; A. 1), Gwynnc. the
style of tli- firm now being Stewart. Gwynm
I& Co,_ Thiy have "now Oh'hand, the largest
stock, of Groceries and Eaqiily ,Supplies ever
offered to this market. Thoroughly fiuder
standing their business. (hey arc prepared to
hold'out’such Indifcchitnis is will make it to
die interest of consumers to give them a call
Utl'ji A » l.u, .. 1.VI V.
5@,„ If you vuijftiliware or cutlery, go to
tl. il Blood &i Co., oOl, .Main (Street, Mem
phis, Term.
eivei?.1Te\vs,'&cT
jpjgf-Tlie Pes Are, Capt. Will Asliford ill
Command.- arrived at our wharf yosterd.iv,
,Shc is to lie a regular Memphis and White
river packet, leaving Memphis every Satur
day, and PcV Arc for Mouephis every Wednes
day. With such polite ami attentive officers
as Capt. Ashford, and Mr. Sullivan, her dork,
is sufficient to ensure anybody a pleasant trip
that travdrt or. the Pes Are.
g.-The lVntrnlia. Capt. f'dsbn. passed m
mi Monday, and returned Tuesday morning.
Hey clerk has our thanks for favors.
/^v-TI.0 Fairy Queen, from Cincinnati,
passed up on Monthly.
JJwjy-The Fetrolia. Capt. Colby, passed1 tip
yesterday morning, and will be down to-mor
row.
J^y-White river has risen about ten itiobcs
and still rising.
S0n.The steamer Katie Bruner, from Mem
phis. and destined for Cpper White river—
alien opposite ,St. Charles, on the night of the
12th—ran upon an old wreck, and was imme
diately sunk. It is supposed that she will be
a typta.l loss, as she went down nearly to her
cabin floor. We learn from a passenger who
was on the Bruner, that no lives wore lost.
fttS.The following is the present rates of
freight from Memphis to Pes Are, as published
in Memphis An’lar.chc :
Memphis to Pes Arc-—Pound Freight, 50c
per hundred; Flour and Meal, 70e gur bjjl:
’ Si * V ’ JAVA CCA’. , 1 *»IP. , v’* -V JAW I V SA l ,
Whiskey and Vinegar. SI ft!) per bbl: Molas
ses, §2 00 per bbl; Corn, OOe per sack ; Oats,
C’Jc per sack.
Railroad Meeting at El Paso.
El Paso, September 10, lSUO.
According to appointment, the citizens of
this section met to-day to consider and take
some steps toward building the Pes Arc, Dar
danellc and Fort Smith Ituilt'ond.
The meeting was organized by calling Pr
T. P. Weight to the chair, and appointing Pr,
A.G. Griffin, Secretary.
-he object of the meeting being explained,
Pr. J. S. Williams introduced to the audience
Iter. J. L. Ponton, who proceeded in his clear
and e’.egaut style, to show forth the advanta
ges accruing frpm this road, urging upon the
people its importance, and the necessity of
immediate action in (ho matter. Col. J. M.
Burney being then called for, responded with
one of those stirring and pathetic appeals for
which lie is so noted, interesting the crowd
for some half nr three-quarters of an hour,
lie was followed by Judge Edwards, in a few
plain, practical remarks, that were listened to
with much interest. Pr. Williams then made
a few well timed and appropriate remarks.
The books were then opened for stock, and
quite a liberal subscription obtained.
A G. G BIFFIN, Secy
6*11)“The leading journals in the Eng
lish cities express "the opinion that the
Radical “faction” in (he Fuited States
Will force the country into another war
sooner than forego their Congressional
spoils and chaiieds of obtaining the sole
Executive power. President Johnson s
policy and the action of the Philadel
phia Convention are. very generally in
dorsed.
8S5“Some of our exchanges, we ob
serve. are snggming. ns an appropriate
ticket for the next Presidential election,
Benjamin F. Butler, of Massachusetts,
as President and \V. ff. Browniow, as
Vice-iVcsldent. ltwtler to represent the
military skill, courage and honesty ot
Xew England, and Browniow the piety,
truth ami decency of Southern radicals
feSf-Two officers of the Panisl
(iovernment are iu this country at pre
sent,.to superintend the settieeiityut o
tight thousand Scandinavian emigrants
who arc 16 arrive by the -'earners of tin
ficw line established between Xev
York aiyl the Baltic ports.
6*cy*Thc aggregate of internal revenm
collected fortTie month of A ugust retail
pd the enormous sunt of s l't.GtB.tfiO 81
b* ing the largest .-nm received in ;m;
one month since the e-rnWfBiment
thy interivil TBi* utic Bui ' hi.
BY TELEGRAPH!
SEW ORLEANS.
j Associated Press Oispiitchcs.
New Orleans Sept. 17.
i I itt* cholera still continues to ra<>c on
the plantations in the interior. ' The
accounts front tiic eotton regions con
tinue to he altogether unfavorable.
A proposition has been made by the
Texas Legislature to cede a large'tract
ol land, including the Repos river coun
try, to form and Indian reserve. Ii
meets with much opposition.
The schooner General Meade, from
New A ork for New Orleans, previous
ly reported ashore on Florida coast,
has arrived at Key West.
Cotton firm, sales 1350 .bales. Low
Middling, 33c to 31c; Receipts, 555:
Sterling 53c.
WASHINGTON.
. Washington, Sept. 17.
At three o'clock Jhi.s afternoon ’ the
heads ol 1> drug Us in the Treasury De
partment called in a body upon the
President, to tender him their respects
and congratulations upon his*sale re
turn from his Western tour.
Secretary Seward its easier, but not
entirely out of danger. His disease
was genuine cholera, and is believed to
have been contracted in St.,Louis.
The Secretary of the. Treasury antic
ipates there will be seventy-five mil
lions of gold in tiie Treasury by the 1st
of October, exclusive of certificates.
FOREIGN NEWS.
London. Monday, Sept. 1.7.
Consols SIR,. Five-twenties 73',,.
Londonderry, Sept. 17.
The steamer Hibernian, from Que
bec, arrived on route for Liveryool.
Queenstown, Sept. 17.
The Ann, from "Liverpool for the
Bailie, put into this port badly dam
aged.
The .Aleppo, from Ncfi-York lets ar
rived.
IIamhuko, Sept. 17.
file S'chleswigers have resolved lo
incorporate tint Duchy wifi) .Prussia.
SoUTHAMUJ-pN. Sept. 17.
The Monday mail steamer'from Rio
Junett'bfbflngs important intelligence
that tlie allies have been badly defeated
by the Paraguayans.
Florence, Sept. 11*.
-Advices’from Prussia say that a diili
eully ill the way of signature to the
I real y of peace between Austria and
Italy, has been raised by Austria, in re
lation to.the debt of Venelia. 'J’he po
sition takWi by Austria places the exe
> ’.iGuii m uiv; ut.-ai \ puuuu SlglUJCl ell
Prague in great doubt.
The \ ienua t.'onferenec has been ad
journed for « few weeks.
SEW YORK..
New York, September !*,
Gold -l.-) Exchange quiet, (JO days 7.
Colton quiet and unchanged. Flour
quiet, less firm. Wheat quiet and un
changed. Pork heavy at $35 20. Lard
steady, 17 to 19G.
New York, Sept. 17.
The Ilerald’s Mexico City correspon
dence of August 5th says that M.axi
millian is taking into his confidence
Conservatives whom he refused to re
cognize in the early days of his Mex-i
■ can occupation.
It is rumored that Marshal Bassnine
will l&ave in October, and Maximillian
wiil accompany him. From every
quarter it is rumored that there are
Americans arriving and entering the
Liberal ranks. Every effort is being
'made, with much siicces, to promptly
! pav for shipments on coin or merclian
'tlise.
Government orders had been for
j warded to the agent of the Republic in
j the United States, mostly for heavy ar
tillery and ammunition for both the
i Gulf and the Pacific coasts. The Lib
1 ends will immediately fortify ail im
portant seaports.
FtMAiVCIAL REPORTS.
New York, September 17.
Bank Statement.—Loans, one mil
lion, eight hundred and sixty-four
thousand, eight hundred and ninety
six. Increase in circulation, eight
hundred and ttftv-four thousand and
eighty-three. Increase, eight thousand
i niiie-inuulred and seventy-eight. De
crease in specie, ninety-eight thousand
live hundred and fort-one. Decrease
in deposits, twenty-six thousand, three
hundred and thirty-four.
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Igy-Tlie grasshoppers, which have
'devoured everything about Port Kear
ney, are said to be rapidly approaching
the river and river and may yet sweep
over Missouri. A lews ago they ap
peared in clouds at Senacu, Kansas, live
miles west of St. Joseph. It is sail'
that they will average one hundred t<
every square foot of surface. Tho\
have already almost entirely ruined the
corn, potatoes, vines, cabbage and pota
toes. Near Seuaca. cornstalks are entir
ely stripped bare of leaves, and it' thej
continue their depredations a few day
more there will not be a sign of a greet
thing left upon the face of the earth ii
' that region.
Here they Are,—The followin'
persons constituted the Arkansas rep
! resentiitibn in the Radical Cbnventitu
at Philadelphia, which adjourned 01
the 7th hist: A. A. C. Rogers, and Pc
; ter A. Fennerty. .
Rogers and Fennerty were formerl;
residents of Pine Bluff, but it is doubt
ful whether they could be classed ai
citizens uf this State now, as wc lean
i they have been luxuriating abroad fo
! the last-two years on cotton proceeds
Gault, no doubt, would have been 01
hand bad it not been for bis bad luck
—[Little Rock News.
. t-vj" A meeting of New Orleans cottoi
factors washefd on the 11th. at whirl
Corny Fellowes presided. A commit
i tee consisting of Messrs. John \\ all
V>". M. Pincknrd. A. 11. May, S. F
Buckner, F. J. Herron, II. Nugent, <
Fellowes and Alph. Miltonberger wer
appointed to draft a memorial to th
: Seeretan of the Treasury. asking
modification of the regulations pre
scribed for the collection of the tax, au
: t lie bonding of cotton pending the same
A memorial from the able pen of,Gen
| oral S. B. Buckner' was adopted by th
meeting, and forwarded to Washiugtor
6©" Count Bismark delivered a mos
, significant speech in the Prussian Logo
' lature. on the 2t'th ill ‘defense of hi
, German , ania .ration policy. Ho dc
elares. that "Prussia must hold on an
keep what is ottered to her. that- a Lin e
perui (’ongrestf would produce war, au
- that tiie crown is determined und ab|
• to defend tlie new territorial acquis
. tion. The leader of the Oppositio
■ denies-that tlie consolidation of t!
i power of the Prussian crown strcpgH
,<HV 1 ('HIT.
ithiiii hiimi■ aii—i—i 11 hi—Tiwnrim
MARKETS, &c.
Citizen Office, Dks Arc, I
Saturday, Sept. 22, 1806. /
DES ARC PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY DY
.T. SIMS ALl.EN.
BAGGING, per yard $ 36 (3$ 38
Bale Hope, 20 (5) 25
Brooms per dozen, 4 56(3) 5 00
Buckets, painted, per do* 4 00(i£, 4 6d
Butter per pound, 30(5) 35
Bar Iron, !)(,;> 1<J
Bar Soap, per pound 12(o> 15
Beef Hides, dry, per pound, 12.J(«; t)tl
Casting*, 0(3) 11
Coffee—It Io 80(3} 85
Candles Star, 24(5) 28
Cotlon, 25(3) 3o
Cotton Yarns, 45(5
Cordage—Manilla, 85(5) 4!
Corn Meal, per bushel, 1 50
Kggs, per dozen, 20
Flour, per barrel, 8 00(3) 15 00
FRUITS—
Apples per bushel, dried, 2 00(3) 2 60
Reaches, do. 2 00(3i 2 50
GRAIN— .
Wheat per bushel, 1 00(3) 1 75
Corn do 1 lu(n} ] 25
Gunpowder per keg) 14 00(a) 16 00
Lime per barrel, 3 00(3) 3 60
Load—Bar, per pound, l 20
Ginger per pound, 50
ML ATS— •
Mess Fork per barrel, 36 00
Bulk Fork, 15 00(3; 20 00
Fork, 1'iesli, per pound, 15
Beef per pound, 8(3 10
BACON—Clear Sides, 25 to 00
Shoulders, IS to 20
Hams, cauv'd sugar-cured, 28A to 80
Lard. 30
PAINTS AND OILS —
Linseed Oil, per gallon, 2 00(5 2 511
Lard Oil, . 2 00(3 2 511
Coal Oil, 1 50
White Lead, per keg, 4 00(<,' 5 0C
Nails per pound, 10(5. ‘12
Molasses, per-gallon, 1 00(3) I 25
SUG AR, per pound, .
Brown. . 2,i
Clarified, 20(u) 22
Crushed and Powdered, ,22(5;, 25
Pepper per pound, 60
j ' Rice, 20
Salt—per barrel, 4.00(3) 5 Of
Slhreh—Pearl, 15
Spice, 00
TOBACCO—
(Ann [min, -90(3} 1 2"
Fine, 1 OOP,. :! fit
Tea. per pound, 2 00(3, 2 5!
> Tallow, per potted, <15
Tar, in cans, 1 00
| Whisky, per gallon, ' 2 40(3, ’ 5 Of
Meiiipbi* .Market,
Daily Avalanche OrrieE. 1
Tuesday, Sept, 18, I860. I.
. Notwithstanding a fair inquiry yesterday,
we could learn of but few sales. Our quota
j IIUH.1 W t 11 UU lUUIHI VWitVil, u III III ill'll a i t #
! Wc saw a few ba’es of Now Middling sold at
; 82s:
Ordinary, 25 to 2d
Good Ordinary, 20 to 28
I,ow Middling, 2!)'to 30
| Middling, 31 to 32
Strict Middling, 33 to 31
Good Middling, -— to —
STEA^IiOAT*.
IIEGI'LIR ST. 1.0ITS & WHITE
RIVER PACKET,
.J. t?5. McCUlViS.
•IAS. II. DUFFER, - - Master
! ' • ' '
t\ -'dpHL, TlflS swift anti elegant
.earner will ply regularly
! during the season, between St. Louis and
| Jacksoupot't; stopping at all way landings
Particular attention paid to orders sent Tot
i goods. ALLEN & GRAVES.
marl"- Agents.
.MEMPHIS AVi) WHITE RIVER
PACKET,
PETR ©LI A..
lM. A. KNOX, - - - Master
P.. B. Majors, ... Clerk.
A .dTT^sB —I THIS steamer havinp
terntl the above trade, wi!
run regularly throughout the season. [jun2t
Leaves Memphis Every Tuesday,
Regular illenigthis and Whit*
River Packet,
CENTRALIA,
.JOHN. Ii. DAVIS, - - Captain
. -’^TSj'K -**1 THIS steamer will rut
JfeSV'pS<HSL^i«B.regnlitrly throughout the sea
1 son. Leaves Memphis every Tuesday mo
lies Arc every Saturday morning. inar-8
KTotice l
A, ""1 THE steamer Ccntralii
rfflf.AiSj-U.4,will hereafter leave lies Art
every Saturday morning, at 8 o’clock fu
Memphis. Passengers can rely on hcrleavinj
promptly at that time.
J. SIMS ALLEN,
augll- Agent.
UNITED ST ATES
PEN WORKS
Factory, CAMDEN, N. J.
!
! R. ESTERHROOK & CO.,
I
If ted &1cn gjlanufafturcw
WAREHOUSES:
103 ARCII ST., PHIL A DELPHI A,
12 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
. ■
These Celebrated Tens are of Gennin
! ! American Manufacture, anil comprise ever
; leading style in the Market, and are equal i
finish, elasticity and fineness of point to tl
> j best imported. Tbev are, therefore, sure I
;! gain the confidence of tho American public.
y
^ I
Samples aad prices on application.
t
-! Lots Made to Order, of any patter
! or 3tamp required,
- i For Sale to the Trade at Manufacturer
P Warehouses, ns above; and at retail by a
—Stationers. Booksellers and News Healers
t the United States.
- scp22 Cm , R..ESTERBROOK k CO.
-I- Notice
' f S HEREBY GIVEN, that 1 will apply at tl
'i L east October term of the l.'robaie Court
1 l'rairle county, Arkansas; lo.be b.obieti at t
e . court-house in the town of Brownsville, fer ;
‘ order to Bell the Lauds belonging to t he E.-ia
n i of N. Kennedy, deceased, to pay the iudebtc
P i ness of said Estate.
I ’ S. W. KENNKTY, .Adnt'c
t> . \.r. .September S, t3l
, if. ■ ..
NOTICE!
milE co-partnership heretofore existing un
der the tirni style of Allen & Graves, has
this day been dissolved, (by reason of the
death of Dr. N. S. Graves.) and tlic business
will he continued by .J. Sims Alien, All those
indebted to the old firm, arc hereby notified
to come forward and settle up, mol those hav
ing claims against said firm, will please pre
sent them to J. Sims Allen, who alone is au
thorized to settle up the business of the old
firm,
Des Arc, Ark., August 20, lEtifi.—atig25-lni
J . Sims .Allen,
| Wholesale a n d Retail
AND
•* - i 4 ,
| GENERAL, RECEIVING, FORWARDING
| -WNU- . ..
Commumiou P crrluutf,
DES AltC, ARKANSAS.
lias and w ill keep on hand a large and good
selection of
F u r niture
! Of nil kinds, suitable for the market, which
; he offers on very reasonable terms. Also, .a
I lot of
la I M E .
MU. flEO. W. YAPFN is doing business
with J. Sims Allen, and would res
i peet fully inform It is old friends and acquain
tances, that be is still alive and kicking at I lie
• old stand, and would be most, lmppy to see all
j of hifc old friends, renew acquaintances and
; both start anew to fortune, fall, gentlemen,
' T promise to do you no hnrin—but think I can
make it to your interest to do so. jiniil
T. J. Oliphant's
I’hdcgiiiph fRootits,
KSA \ ISt-V STH EEt,
DES ARC, ARK.
i DIIOTOGHAPIIS, Ambrotypes, Mollaino
j JL types, etc. taken with neatness nml dis
patch. Give him a call and you shall bo sat
isfied. sep8-tf
.DHUaS £
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
FRESH DRUGS,
| MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
.School Kwoks anti Stationery,
• Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Window-Glass, Per
fumery, Patent Medicines, Wines, Brandies,
Whiskey, for medicinal purposes.
Drotngoolc's celebrated Southern Remedies,
j invariably- for cash, at small profits.
jn121 K1 RXEI & KRO.
H5GK0RT PLAlW
|3gaU autl jewdlf
INSTITUTE.
—
millS Institute incorporated 1800, by the
1. Legislature of Arkansas, with the privi
leges of a College, is situated at
HICKORY PLAIN,
In one of the most beautiful and healthy por
tions of Prairie county, fifteen miles west ot
Des Arc, and eighteen miles North of Browns
ville Station, M. and L. K. It.
Our course of study embraces the Latin,
Greek, and English Languages, Mathematics.
| Geography, History, Philosophy Chemistry,
! Botany, Rhetoric, Logic, etc., and Insfru
1 mental Music.
Orthography,'Penmanship, Written Compo
sition anil Elocution, receive special attention.
The 13th semi-annual session, under Prof,
W. A. Garner and Lady, as Principals,
i will commence July 113d, 18t.fi,
Terms, as heretofore! payable one-lialf in
! advance, and the balance at the close of tht
session.
Tuition ranges from 813 to §23 per session.
I • 1.1 LV...
Music on Piano $25. Use of Instrument $•'>
Deductions made only in ease of protructcu
> sickness.
Board and Washing, (exclusive of Lights,
$12 per month.
Communications, etc., for the Institute
should be directed to Dcs Arc, Arkansas, will
which place wo are in daily communication
W. L. MOOBE,
President Board of Trustees,
i A. J. Thomas, .Secretary.
Hickory Plain, Ark., Sept. 7, 1800.—2m
' STATE Of ARKANSAS, I
COUNTY OF WOO 1)11 U FF, (
Circuit Court, April term, 1800, the following
amorg other proceedings, were had am
entered of record, to-wit:
John Tharp |
vs. y Attachment.
Collins A. Davis J
On this 8th day of the present term of thi
Court it is made to appear to the Court tha
: the said defendant, whose lands have been at
melted by the Sheriff in this cause, has wholl,
t’ .ilcd io appear and plead or otherwise answo
c : t lie - plaint i ft"s action. It is therefore orders
v that publication be made in some newspape
, printed in this State, notifying said Collins A
e t Davis that said plaintiff on the Dili day' o
o ! March, 1800, began his action of debt by at
: tachment in this Court, ami that such pro
eeedings were had before the Clerk, that
writ of attachment issued returnable to th
April (present) term of this Court, that sai
{attachment w^g returned duly executed b
fl levying on the real estate ot said defendant
living in Woodruff county, and unless said d«
ten da tit shall by himself or attorney oppea
I on or before the 3d day of the next term c
'» | this Court, at a Court to be began and held a
II 1 the Court house in said county, on the thir
n , Monday in October next, that judgment wi
be entered against him, and said curate sold t
satisfy the sst.no.
\ truceopv from thcrecords.
Attest: ' J). 11. JOHNSON, Clerk.
sepS-'lt By J. N. Cbahi.'II.'C.
' NOTICE!
of
t LL persons indebted to the Estate <
it XI Luviu H.-irrisoB, that do uot want to 1
is sued.' will call on J. E. Gatewood and pay it]
i- as'l have put all the claims in his hands ft
collection, with instructions to puslt them.
GEO. W. VADEN, Adui’r.
He Vre. 8-p< mbet 1. liu
- ' ..
MEDICAL.
DU. JOHN bulCs
COMPOUND
CEDROKT
BITlQs,
TIio Lntrst and Most Important
lllitrorrr.v of the Niite
teentli t'entary.
(.,1 . V gM— 1 fc ■ I f- •
No man's name is more intimately connect
ed with thj history of Materia Mcdica in
the United States, or nioro favorably known
as a pioneer in medical disoovefy tliau that of
9B JOHN BULL
OF LOUlSVIIiLBt KY.
- fn
Ilis ihitftltahfe preparation of MA'RSArA
KJL£LA has long stood at the hfiftd of the va
rious cotiipoiimls of that valuable drug.
Mis COMROU.Nl) OF WILD JCMERRY has
, become a household word, throughout the
i wmv mmm,
|lis AVOll'M LOZENUES. in loss llirtn ftyear
i after their introduction, attained a reputation
; as wide spread us the continent of North
Atrforioa.
Rut tile crowding glory of his life remains
1 to be nttairyed in liis latest discovery, or rtUlt
: er comlkuuTlion, f6r lie does hot claim to.be
j the discoverer of
j® S 0101,
t ;/
W hich is the basis of the R1TTEH8 now of
: felted la dig public. That honor hnlnugs, to
tlie miliviBnliiabiluiits of CENTRAL AMERl
| CA, to whom its virtues have been knowii for
| more than two hundred years. Armed with
] it the Indian bids
DEFIANCE
j —TO THE MOSX—
Deadly Malaria,
iiul handles without feint the most veuemous
sorpdnt.sj ' Jt is a Jtelicf with them tltuf while
ihere is breath in the body, tlie
:
Is potent, to euro, no matter what tlie disease
; may be. While,Dll. BULL is not prepared to
i endorse this .extravagant pretension, he is
nevertheless satisfied from a thorough exattt
, in at ion of the evidence relating to its virtues,
that as a remedy and preventive for all Uis
! easas arising front exposure, either to changes
j influence, it
m.\I)S WITHOUT A RIVAL,
I And justly deserves (lie reputation it has so
i long enjoyed in (.'initial America and. the West
Indies.
in jD ys.peesia
And its attendant train of Symplons, it acts
more like n charm than a medicine. There is
nothing in tho range of Materia Medicn that
can for a moment bear a comparison with it
in this disease.
A full account of this wonderful plant may
he found in the 11th edition of the U. 8. Dis
pensatory, on pages 1387 and 1388.
A sgriesof experiments in which Dr. BULL
has been fur years engaged, has just been
brought to a successful termination, and lie is
j mow enabled to offer to the public a combiua
, i ion of C1CD It ON with other approved hoiiies,
i lie whole preserved in the be/)t quality of cop
per distilled Bourbon Whiskey, which lie is
jconfident has
m mmi* u tee weeld.
He might furnish a volume of certificates,
but the public have long since learned to esti
mute such things at their true value. The
safest plan is for every one to test for himself
the virtue of a new medicine.
GIVE T1IE
Cedron Bitters
ONE TRIAL,
And you w ill never uac any others.
ll is not necessary to publish a long list ol
diseases of which rhe Ckdkon Bitters are a
specific. In all the diseases of the
Stoiuficli, Uoweh,
Liver, or Kidneys;
IN ALL
k, iV ^ je •_x t_
| Depending upon derangement of the Stomach
and Dowels;
—IN—
L-j q ) Qt-t?s| - - • ;• ' < •>1 ) •
Gout, Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
"
AND IN
FEVER AND AGUE
1; « ' ’ ’ f | (• • , 5 ■ i , J
It is destined to supersede all others. It no
, only cures all these diseases hut prevents them
i A wineglassful of the Hitters token an houi
i before each meal will obviate the ill effect o
. the most unhealthy climate, and screen tin
person taking it against diseases, under tin
. most frying exposure. •
Mold Recall by DI-iirrIMs and
Ij Grocers Generally.
; DR. JOHNBu£l7SPRINC!PALOFFICE
FIFTH 8TKUET,
J LOUISVILLE, KY.
Sold Wholesale and Retail
rj -nY~ '
f j
| Johnson & Davis
i
\ D0 ^yc, Julianas.
HULL’S WORM REST 11 0 Y E U
BI LL'S SiRSAPARlLLA,
fi AND
« SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
r ; — ALSO—
All Retailed by Druggists.
?n,s ’i
DES ARC ADVERTISEMENTS.^
WALT & CO.,
(Successor* tt»Moore'&fco.,) ’ ■
• J » _ SB
flrStOCMJRS
ANl) DEALERS IN
l.nii:, C’EMKWT,
plaster, hair,
COUX, QATSvETt’.,
Pi$ AM,. in,
If you want Flour of all gnulcs nuii prices,
go to Walt & Co s,
If you want Lime, Cement or PTast^t, go
to Walt & Co’s.
•
If.you wnAt any kind of Feed, 30 to Walt
& Ca t i , ,«
If you want fine Liquors, go to Walt & Co's.
, ’ . , 4 ■ V
If you want ‘‘Georgia Pino Top Whisky,”
go to Walt &-Co's.
If you want to draw rations of all kinds,
go to Walt & t' - i ,
, Hand’ln your requisitions on green paper,
countersigned by one Mr, Spinner, and you
sKftlt be sntisliod.
aug4 WALT & CO.
* LO-PARTSEUSIlip.
Wi: have this day associated with us A. 1*.
Gwynnk. The business will bo continued
under the style of Stkwakt, Gwynnk & Go.
STEWART & BROS,
Dos Are, Sept, lltfc, I<Sb(i-^sbp2l!-41
A. STEWART, of
Stewart, Galbreatb A Fixer, Xcw Orleans.
■ V >. .. . ' L- :■ ■ ' (, > , .,1. 1 .. i . ."T ft 1
W. STEWART, of . . !
Galbroulli, Slew,art A Co,, Memj>{ii*.
fitfl -r-rr~ > «Pf AAT/
.JlUCUSltrf AHTuAv^ GWVXNJL .
...Dca Arc, Arkansas.
i '1 $> J / **.
Stowapf, Gwyauo & Go.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
I 1 j .• | j, p ■ . ? i. il f f .
j • " ’ if b i. h J? »’■ "4 *
Groceries, Hardware,
FURNITURE, ETC.,
DES ABC, Alt K.
Our stock embraces the following articles:
BACON, CORN,
FLOUR, MEAL,
CANUI.ES, TOAL OIL,
; COAL OIL LAMPS, COAI.OIL LANTERNS,
; L VRp OIL, TANNERS OIL,
j y UN'S, AMMUNITION,
IRON, - NAILS,
; CASTINGS, COOKING STOVES,
I TINWARE, WOODEN-WARE,
| STONEWARE QUEENS WARE,
■ »
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
KNIVES AND FORKS,
j BUTTS AND SCREWS,
RASPS AND FILES,
HORSE SHOE NAILS,
LOOKS, HINGES, CHAINS,
grass rope, class and sash,
PAINTS AND PUTTY,
COLLARS AND ItAMES,
j BRIDLES AND SADDLES,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
j BABY CRIBS, SAFES,
TABLES AND CHAIRS
Together with a large assortment of useful
i aud fancy articles. We respectfully invite tin
j public to an examination of our stock ani
! prices.
_—We pay the highest rates for Cottor
i and other country products.
i j.mlC- STEWART, GWYNNE & CO.
WM. MUNROE. A. t. SMITH
BL.VROE & SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
faMlcs, gatwstf & griiUrj
or EVERT DESCRIPTION
I)KS ARC, ARKANSAS.
Constantly on hand, Saddle Bag”’
Collars, #hips and Spurs, Repaint.;
; neatly done. Orders solicited. augli
;Des Arc Hotel
! wmi a im&m,
, i Proprietors.
mills establishiucut is now open, for th
1 reception of the
TRAVELING l'lBLH.
. ... ..
All persons having regard for convcuien.
; and comfort, would do well tp give us a cal
' Our table will always bo supplied with tl
best that, the market atTm'P, IVV.’S
- DES ARC AllVEBTISEMEXTS. t
Faniliy |
u rex; I •-•;!: T |
A.\I> DEALER
IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS
<Sipw. *<•,' I
■,.> gah' : ;i .*,-™ . r . »* -,4k %
. • *: ■ • . -t • f. • t
DES ARC, ARK,
HAVE jaM received, fc«4 »"> tiow offerta*!
nt the lowest market jHrtoss.stsjwalph
assortment of “ ;"’w^
\;M <•, } i. • jwiqmA ah
Family Groceries
Consisting 4n paVthwif BrandiM.' WWskey
Port Wine',' Madeira, C'Mrtlp CdffeK
Molasses, Wd a Variety of si/A arthc}** JamAjJ
.usually, found" in a first class ‘ jj
FAMILY GROCERY*,..*,
Being thoroughly acquainted, jyUjjt.itabusi
ness in which I am engaged, t feel COI
of my ability to give *rttisfa?tiou^*ttd |(
tlio patronage of all doaifliag - in,
lino. jun28-tf
nonacs r. vacqiia.n.
<• •“* .• ?MHii- main > s i
^UQtioileersi,* »*
. I vl ftli litr.OG
■ i« ml!; <t .!•. * vtf *
wr. '»uin i(“A2fUjtfi» :|
f« ’ to'f . ^0*1939^ 3kM)t& ’
COMMISSUN JSEJt&tfflW*
utes Aide, AnUtlirsAfg^J
i • - ■■ ■•■
HOOTS, SHOES, VMVriui «
t We have bought our Hto^h since ihifl- (lociuiJ
and will bo able to Mil Goods at
j induced 1
j'Our motto will be CttJICK. UU»:>|
; small pRbprriu,; > I
Give us a call when you viiit Dea Arfe»^j^9
will {rive us pleasure to attend to tbt^waow^B
our friends, aud trust that our busiAtW iiltfl
course may be mutually bcucftOisL i 9
ties Arc, April 2118<16.^tf ! '■ 1 -J<« |
DES ARC ' •”! H
I' ’ ' T:‘ t? H ^ l *«i ' ■r.
j i P. SAMUELS A tfe, 1
9
I WILL KEKI* CONSTANTLY ON HAS® ■
LARGE ASSORTMENT OV I "o 9
FAMILY SUPPMSS* 1
USUALLY KEPT IN FIRST C LASS EAtMlfl
GROCERIES. •||
!' Hit LOS, MED I€IYE»,MU
W LIV ES, BRANDIES, FKE\Cltl
M DOW GLASS. I’ERFlMEKrl
I AM V AUiTALES* ETA’., M
jtULL k BED'S OLD OT&J
c South Side Bttdtut Vista StrefetJI
The highest market priee will be
Tinner, Eggs, CUitkeu*, Ktfi. jv '» 1