tfm ■■■—— mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ^unAj«
D"E'8 A^nnr
. t 11 =
SATUHIVA V. MAllC'U :!0, 1867.
X'sleorapii.—This linn will l»e in op
4ration nQXfwoek, :|ftcivwMvh,Wf hope
to he aide Io lift Mt-fore onr fs iWoro the
vlpry latest j.y Cellist ■utu* froth all !*U ar
tel-'.. •
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Hr.. A m en.—This gentleman has en
gaged iu lire prac.tire ,u_f his profession
in pcs Aitt Froth TtiJolaeJC {Experi
ence he feels competent t^ give satis
faetion. 1 Us office is next door east of
*the Citizen ofllee, up stairs.
-rk a-V
\ew Good*—llaz.en A McPherson
have received a supply of Spring
(ioods and will have more soon. These
gentlemen are ^etotuuinetj ..to -he -up
■ with the (Intel, Fig keeping ' always 6n
lutnd a f’dl svippl^of shell goods as are
demanded in this market.. Give them
n call and satisfy yourself.
- " Person At..—Wo-hutl the pleasure, on
yesterday, of shaking hands withCapt.
Win.T. Jones, our efficient Hepresent
afivc iu the State Legislature, 'l'lie
Captain is looking noin> the worse for
his k’Og e*iifimnne»| aigf lilvtfe" it&ifr
t ion'to the fit forests dr hf.cVoftst int
ents.
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Kiu'Cationai..—AVo are pleased to
anuoiiuec that Mi s Klim l’liiiiney will
open her school on next Monday, at
her residence, next door to Mr. Stew
art’s. Miss Phinney is an accomplish
ed scholar, and a teacher pf niticit ex
perience: she is prepared to teach Lst
in, French, painting, in oil or water
colors, and music. Sho will give mu
sic lessons at the residence of the pupil
if desired. Those desiring to edn ate
their children in the higher Inunche
have now a rare opportunity, which
they should not fail to improve.
feA” Air. J. S. ( lark, formerly of
Micks' Station, has purchased the in
terest of Frank Hyde in (lie Auction
house of Hyde & Clark, at Little Hock.
The business will lie hereafter conduct
ed under the name and style of J. g.
t lUiK .v v D. i nose naving mismess ol
Ills kind in tlie llock will find John
Clark ready and willing (o do his best
for them, lie is a clever, energetic
business man. and w e can assure those
entrusting biwiis'est to him that it will
be attended to.
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Ty;3“ Wc have seen a letter from:
'I rusten I’olk. of St. I.ottis, to Mayor
Hedgepeth of this place, in which Col.
Hedgepeth is informed that the Mis-*
souri Southern Aid Society have ap
propriated one hundred and twenty-)
live dollars for the purpose of purchas-;
ing for him an arthh ial leg. This is a.
noble gift, bestowed wlion a worth v *
gentleman. Col. Hedgepeth is a Mis
sourian. and his friends have bestowed!
upon him this favor without his askings
or solicitation. We honor the spirit!
which prompts sre-h arts a« tlie mhove.
Those who have lost all for our com- 1
mon defence should not be forgotten.?
May the blessings in'!,raven rest upouf
those who move in a cause so laudable.
DES ABC.
That wc have in ev ary respect gone of
the finest, most prosperous towns on
White river, is undeniable, with pleas
ure we make the following extracts
from a letter written to the Columbia'
Herald, by Proles or A. M. Hurney.
brother to Col. and Hr. Hurney, of this
place: On Saturday evening the long
awaited steamer "lies Are" hove iu
■sight, and sopi. wc were all aboard, and
ui) White river, bound for the fair
young city of Des Are. And soon wo
learned from the crowded condition of
the boat, with pas.-engers, movers, ad
venturer* and furyiyns, with,every spe
cies of -leek aud ftrmlffne, household
and kitchen, and slogs, (quorum crant
non patiei) that tlie tide of emigration
was flowing Westward, and that the
White river country was the Kldorado
of their hopes, and Des Are tho only
goal through which it could be reached;
With this foretaste of its geographical
importance, we were thrown upon tho
quiet slumbers of this prosperous little
city, wrapt in quiet repose under the
shades of the night, of tho 7th inst.
And here our association was ( hanged
from that of strangers to that of broth
er-. relatives and friends; here .we met
the Dr., with lamp to guide our erring
footsteps aright ; lo re our mode of liv
ing was changed tor the better, from
the monotony of hotel fare to the lux
ury of the private table. On the beau
tiful morning of the Mb, us Antoni
rays displayed to view the rising great
ness of the fair young city of tjio We.-t
emerging from the gloom and dilapi
dations of war into a busy scene of in
dustry and enterprise.
lint its ' geographical position, it
splendid navigation, its great advan
tages as a business mail, aionot all that
tends to make Des Arc a great little
place. It is the abode oiV- nice, clever,
and genteel, and flospilal'o a people as
ever marked the surface of old terra
lirma, and 1 could .ay more of some of
them, but fear my testimony would be
“ruled out of com*.'’ because it could
not be given “wifhout feat* favor dr
partiality." for ir lias some attraction*
that might bias tlTh “stoutest heart."
We add nothing to tliis very flatter
ing notice, ail that visit our town arc
equally pleased, and the universal ver
dict i*. 1 >e* Arc nni-t be a gn at place.
RIVER NEWS, WEATHER, ETC.
After an uhno-i linprcothlohted time
of gloomy, d! agr cable weather obi
Sol has peeped fderli, find w*ilh his ge
nial, life-giving' face promises : that
spring has come. From the protracted
bad weather farmers leave been unable
to do anything fheir ground is -till
unbroken, and in many places fences
nr "not yo^npaired ; but, if the weath
er continue* as it i-plow s can soon be
pul In motion, itml With favorable sea
sons good-efops can be muie. So may
it be.
The river at this point i,-. filling
slowly.
From our ex lianges we gather
that the Mississippi and it- tributary
^i ue.i^i-. aye. dpayinin-. (gryat damage
• * -j . *
lias been d>»« »»t-*WT«iiiiwiismm, 1i.mii.
i tirky.ffjjr^n^y.faMfe 1* «*«cr.
The Kentucky river wushigher tlian
ever known. •* •<
*®*'TnoT)c8 Arc cafne'up on Mon
day ^pd,parked doy;ii on Wednesday.
As usual she brought n good freight
rand goodly mpuber oV.passcngevs. All
who I'the Hr* Arc unite in
pronouncing her a good boat, and her
officers clever gmtlMnrn, which opin
i ion we heartily endorse.
mg' The KHo- Taber posted lip on
Vridiiy night mjdpasycd down Wednes
day niornmg. ‘The WibKr fs a new
boat in this tradip- Her officers design
running her’ns a regular packet bc
tfVW-’if’LStifsVillc and White river. A
goodljpat, ivttUj ofliooveii, j» needed to
ply IfetwcTn'tnisc "pbTlifs, and if wc
judge from first apyoiv^aiices, tj»e Faber
will lnS'hr'tlie tlemalid. Oaji+. Peckcn
paughis in command, anil C. F. Hur
ley in the office. They are experienced
officers, and will doubtless merit a lib
ertil patroittge.
UfSf The Commercial passed up on
Thursday, anti* dob' n tills nioming,
well loaded with freight and passen
gers, and she always is. The Cbinmor
eial is nlwnyi* up to time ; punctuality
is the moftd of her crew, and they live
up to it. Her officers have our thanks
for late papers.
13 V XKL1£:
ritu.ii i.ut isr li i.E.
_
I,oi’[syiu.E. March 26.
The river is stationary. with nine fc.lt
three indies by the imiyk in the., canid,
and seven feet six inches on the Falls
in (lie pass.
Arrived—Emerald, ITom New Or
leans.
Ikparted—Louis vtji<?, for New Or
leans. v.
ST. I.UI'IS.
St. Nereis, March. 25.
The locomotive onJ.be Fuion Pacific
railroad now reaches a point four hun
dred and fifty three miles west of this
city. The track is hetug laid al the rate
of one mile per dienl.' '
ft ASH1\«TU.\.
Washington, March 25.
n *. ; . ... i. i : l.. • . .. .a .
iii tho Semite who will he tfii willing to
i oto for the admission of ag v State t Inn
docs not ni ovidc for Uic (ylurniioii of
its pcopltf »
I'tVIBl. *
Ottawa. O, \Y„ March 25.;
Important dispatcltvs have been re
nd; i d witll reference' to the niovemejit
of troops, but the facts are withheld tfcr
the present.
< IV« IWtTBV
Cincinnati. March 25;
TJit river has risen six feet seven
ineinN. within’"'the past ; forty-eight
hours, aiul is nww rising at tiiu rate of
one inch per hour. Them is now at
least t hirtf-three feet -of water in the
channel.
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HEW YORK
\nv York..M ireli 2(1.
The Peabody Kdueatjouid J’und TrO»
tees have, finished their session. The
report was made by Bishop Mellvuine.
It stales that l>r the present, the pro
motion of primary or commoty school
education by the now .existing or otlfer
agencies, shall be the leading pbjcctito
aid this design. ,
A normal school or.cduration. to pre
pare teachers, will lie favored, and
- holm-ships will lie enrolled in the now
existing halls of learning in the South,
and education, in aid of the application
of science'to industrial pursuits, will
be imothor purpose of the trustessi—
The niinnal meeting Of the board wilt
take pla.<e on the tliirtl day of dune,Jin
New York. Hev. l)r. •Sears, of Brown's
University, lias been appointed chair
man.
8A.Y FRANjDISCO.
San Francisco, Maerp 20.
Central Mexico advices state that
Weslioocon is free from Imperialists,
and that Corrauo now eomnnhids tho
entire Uiberal force in the vicinity of
Quintuzo.
Kseobedo liad routed the Imperialists'
tinder Mendez. M Irani on had attempt
ed to form a jiiiutifrli with Meiujoa,
hut was routed, and lost both of liis
legs by a cannon 'ball. Metiflez was
killed.
Diaz threatens Puctila with six hftn
dred men.
Maxiniillian holds Qucrtero with a
force of lfAOUGL against Ike edipbined
forces of Ksconcdo amtsihvothet Lib
eral chiefs. ’ < i
ran t'liuv
Tzisnox, March 2f>.
In the House of Commons last night,
Mr. Gallstone spoke against tlie Gov
ernment plan of reform, ami opposed
the second reading of the lie form hill.
-DIspMsdms from Cuaffput ino#le,iinf*'
that tlie Porte will not consent to give
tip Candiu to Greece.
f.tvKitrnor.. MbTeli 25.
Tho cotton market is buoyant aud ac
tive. and closed linn. Cpliinds, 13Cd :
Orleuns, lii’^d-. Sales of J2jtK» hale .
r< ported.
XLth CONGRESS—First Session.
AVAWIAQTOn, March 25.
1 irthe Senate toidtv! the House was
requested to return the resolution for
adionvjiment. ■ ' * ■ r. . j
The Committeeon Cpuimurgc report
ed a resolution authorizing the head of
the Thwineer Corps to employ five civS,
il engineers in the work of surveying
and improving the Northwestern riv
ers, wij.Ji was pa.-sed.
A hill authorizing the ufhplrtyment
of Twelve additional examiners Th tire i
Patent Otfiee was passed.
Mr. Sherman, from the Comu.iltee
on Finance, reported tlw House joint
resolution, directing that tlie several
million' now In ld by tlie Secretary of
the Treasury, the proceeds of property
captured during the war. shall at one*
lie < oqveyed by a warrant into tlie
flitted States Treasury, and only to ho
drum l>v authority of law.
In the House, numerous bill were in
trod it,“d and referred to apprporiate
eommittees.
M r. Selien. k offered a con/mrrent rcs
olutinn. that each House yjf Congress
shall adjourn on the 28th of Mareh, to
assemble on the first \V ednesday in
May, or the first Wednesday lu dune,
or the first Wednesday in September
or November, unless the President of
the Senate or the >poaker of the lipase
shrill declare, ten days previous to! any
of these* dates, that there is no tieeasiou
o . t! meeting of Congers* at *qcu
-tiuitt, K l.lw JUtaL lulunto-J. Y lias. 83 :
nays 31.
The SpcaVer presented it letter from
H. A. Smythe, Collector at New York,
requesting to be allowed to appear by
i counsel before the Committee on Ex
penditures, and prpilme witpesaeij in
his defense. The relation granting
the request was adopted. Yeay, 80;
nocs.35. x TT ;•
A resolution directing the Clerk of
the Mouse to'prcseht to Jbe tfeeretsry
bf State t he Supplementary Reconstruc
tion billy passed last Saturday,' War
adopted.
A joint resolution was passed author
izing the Secretary of War to build t wo
dredge boats, at tiro mouth of the MisT
aissip^t.
ThO Senale Voxolaijon prohibiting all
persons in diplomatic service from
wearing uniforms not authorized by
Congress, was passed.
Logan introduced a concurrent reso
lution directing that all moneys not es
timated for or naked for by the Navy
Department, for the liical year ending
.Tune 30, 1868, and now under control
of the Navy Department, he conveyed
into the Treasury of the United States,
which was passed.
A resolution was adopted that the
Southern States shall insert in then
new constitutions a provision requir
ing (lie Legislatures to establish a sys
tem of free schools, wliieR sliajl afford
adequate opportunity hn*-politic educa
tion to qll children of said States.
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ri;i.i;t,i;pi*u u; .iuiikgts.
NEW YORK MURKY. MARKETS.
New York, March 25.
Money active and firm at CfifTc for
call. Sterling quiet ut 83((3cC in gold.
Cold Kf.i'K
'NEW Y()J!E MARKET,
New York, March 53.
Cotlqn. very linn: sales 2A.KJ0 bales
•uplands :tl. Flour 5®f0c better; su
perfine, 89,90@ 10,85. Whisky quiet
and unchanged. Wheat firm : 82.55 far
No. 2 Milwaukee.* Cbrn, unchanged;
•SI,17<o 1,18 for mixed western. Klee,
dull. Coffee, steady; Rio in bond 1 ft
in gold. Sugar, steady; Forto Rico;
13c. Mo! assi's^nem ilia t. Fork, tinn
er ; new mess, S23.07.
' v VfT’' has
passed a bill appropriating SltKUJlX) for
the relief of the destitute people of the
8o ut li.
31 A J i Iv ETS, & c.
l'jTizKN Office, Hi:s Are, J
Satnrdsy, March iff, WcT. J
i Dis ARC PRICES'CURLIEST.
COitliKCTKn WEEKLY 15 V
• I. H1MH ALLEN.
BAGGING, per yard $ fB (5 $ 00
Bale Rope, * i 5 (■ 20
Brooms per dofeik 4 5n0j 5 00
Buckets, painted, per do* 4 000 4 50
L’uftyr per pound, 4<‘0, 5li
Bar Iron, 00 10
Par So-: p. per pound P-0 P’>
Reef Hides, dry, per pound, 80. 10
Castings, 00 11
CotiVe—uio 800 ;i:i
Candles Slav, ;• 2t(.. 28
Cotton, - . ; - U(V
t/.'ttMH Yarns. } 45
* Cordage^—Manrllh. 8A0. 4"
Coni Meal, per Lu.-hel, 1 *>< (,
Rg'rs. per do/<ni, 20( / 2’
Flour, per barrel, 10 0 ( 10 00
FIUJ IT8-—
Apples per Iwwhel* dried. 2 0*C 2 5 ‘
Poaches, dt>. 2 Oi.'Ofj, 2 50
GRAIN—
Wheat per bushel. 1 0001 1 75
Corn , d°. 1 800 1 In
< i unpowdev *iev k<Jg,* 14 0 0 1 5 0(;
Lime per barrel, 8 0</(„ :j 50
Lead—Dfu\ per pound, 2U
Ginger per pound, 50 j
MEATS—
Mev.< Pork per barrel, 28 OO0> 00 00
Bulk Pork, 12 000 15 00
Pork, froMi, per potmrl, 12Do'. 15
Beet per pound, 80 10
BACON—■Clear Sides, IS to On
Shoulders, II to 18
Hams, sugar-cured, 20 to 22$
Lav*!. 20
PAINTS AND OILR—
Linseed Oil, per gallon, 2 00 0 2 50
Lard Oil, 2 OtV* 2 50
Coal OIL 1 00
White Lea l, per keg, 4 *O<>0 5 On
Nails per pound, 100 12
per, gaUo¥, ? 1 2il
SUGAR, per pound,
Lvoavu, 150} . IS
Cljo ilied. 180‘ . 2o
Cru.‘ili^d aaid Powdered, 220) 25
Vqppor per pyund, jliU
Pvice, 20
Salt—per barrel, 4 000 5 00
Salt—per sack, ’ 8 25(4' 8 50
Starch—Pearl, 15
Spice, CO
T0BACC’|>—
Common, 000, 1 25
Finif, \ i 60
Tea, per pojindi . 2 0t)b4 - 50
Tallow, per pound, 15
r' Tar. in e:uis, 1 00
Whisky, per gallon, 2 400.5. 00
Mempliis Market.
Daily Avalanche Office,
Tuesday, March 28, 1S«»7.
Cotton.—The ihurket opened firm and stea
dy with a small demand and light transac
tions. The Liverpool dispatches to the Board
of Trade quoted that market firm with an ad
vance of td; middling uplands, 18$d. The
New Y..rk market was quoted with prices un
changed. The favorable nevrs from Liverpool
gave firmness nnd bnoyance to the market
here, nnd holders wore firm inhbeir views,
and asking full prices. The market closed
, steady, with n *mgll mi1<l»s; middling at
2K0Mj0!o‘V iniddlifiAr 2.,02:; sttMet mid
dling nt 20 to SO. Wo vivo our quotations ns
nominal.
Ordinary, 21 to 25
;, .Gy-*! Medium*. v -25 p> 2d
T5w Middling, 1 27 to 27
Middling, 28 to 29 9
Strict Middling, 80 to 30
Good Middling, 81 to 81
t; -*-♦-*-*—; fTf%
St. Louis Market.
•Sr. Louis, March 25.
Codon inactive: low middling. 20. Hemp
dull at $<» GO to 05 for prime and. choice
undressed. Flour firm and active, l ut un
changed. TVlitrtt active, at $8 00 to St 25
per central for spring. Corn heavy, at 55 to
GC>«\ Oats dull and heavy, at 83 to 94c. 1 * r * *
visipta heftvy ftryUdtqefin» Ifcirk, $22 50.
Bacon stiouldTers, OAc. Kionea sides, 12|c.
Clear sides, 12fe. tfagar-cured hams, 1 i] to
k15Jc._ Lard dull, at 13c.
♦. .
Cindimati Market.
fU-rcti 25.
Flour, firmer, with improved demand: good
superfine, $10 dO to $10 50. Wheat firm, $2 30
Lty ikto far jNo. 2 Spriw*. t, t'uriw lu#» firm.
’fTmUHr lnthnlk and M-. to 87 in sack*. Oats,
quiet, 534 to fit ful1- Np- 1 in bulk. Gotten,
firmer, middling is held at Whiskey.
; to 12|o for shoulders and clear sides; ribbed
.-—-—
. Origan* Market.
; . Jfwpv tfri.K.ANs, Jldr h 2-5.
Cotton, stitier; sale-*. 5500bales. Low mid
|dU*g20 to j^.tNjc.i Keeeipts 5*397, F*ports
• '2,1*8, Hupar dull: tidod ttilr, 13-; Mol i -es
• quoted at 80c for prime, but no sales. Flour.
1 carter: miporfine $12 25; Corn,larger Yfetipt*.
•ml i rifiit i*td nhd, $1 <‘74 »o $1 d" fof mix
ed: $1 05 to 81 08 for white, and $1 25 for
! * hoice white; Oattf'dull, at 7;’>c; Hay, dull, at
MO 00 to $|2 5fl. So sales of p rk; round
i lots are quoted at i?2l OO; Thieon/lOl to 12£,
I and 184 tGr shoulders, ribbeti and tie dr sides.
! Laid quiet,. and firm at 12A n> 15 fur prime in
i tierces, and lie for keg. Gold, $1 31,. Sterl
[*«* $1 HJ.
UQEttXS FOE TEE "CITIZEN.”
JfeiP* Mr. B. F. Caul ten Ss our authorized
i agent to attend to any business for thin office
at Memphis, Tenu.
Mr. Adam Huntsman \fi oar tiuthbr*
ized agent to attend to any ousineas Tor'this
office at Littlo Rock or Devull'a Bluff.
rSTMr. 0. H. V nten is our authorised
Agent at New Orleans, to solicit advertisc
mepU f6r the Citizen.
JBSJjP'Mr. IV. W. Garner is our authorized
Agent at Quitman, Arkansas, to receive sub
I scripfiors for tne|0'<hwvi
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JjlgTCol. L. P. Hughes is our authorized
i Vgent at tendon, Arkansas, to attend to
any business for this office.
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HPtX.d’apt. G. W. Hurley is our Agent for
: Auguath. AikaiUas, and is authorized to rc
i ceipt and collect any dues for this oflico.
j)iok Poa-whl attend to the inter
ests of the Citizen, in Memphis, Tenn.
J, Adams, 4*1 Nassau Street. New
York, is our authorized Agent, to solicit ad
vertisements.
U’ST'h. P. Walker A Co., are. our authorized
Agents in Louisville, Ky., to receive and so
licit advertisements,
Persons visiting Memphis, should not
fail to call on G. II. Blood Co., No. SGI
Main street. These gentlemen keep constant
ly on hand, a full supply Of Oils’'(if all kind.
Tinware, Hardware, Stoves, Ac. Such are
their facilities, that they ran and do make it
to the interest of all to purchase from them.
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SPECIAL 1YOT1CES*
Free to Everybody.
VLfcrgfe C) pJ).JCircular, giving iufopmaXion
of the greatest impofttincfe to the young of
both sexes.
it touche/ how 'the homely may- become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaken loved.
| No young lady or gentlemen should fill to
send their Address, and receive a copy post
paid* by return mail.
Address 1‘. 0. Drawer. 21,
1eb23-C»in Troy, N. Y.
kei’YkYiou l l! (1.1,1
Throw away your false frizzles your switches,
your wig—
!>estruuhve of t. UAd lV*d w orth n fig:
Come astul, cdnw’yflflt liful, oolite uglyaml fair,
I And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPAR 4TOR ( 4P5LSA.
F.iv rr<t nrm «* hit ir nmm Unld lid'iiU i I’-iim
; whatever o*U«W it irtny hnvfc fallen out) and
forcing a, grow til of hair upon the face, it has
uVeonat. It will force the beard fo gr
i the smoothest fyee, iu from ;)yo to eight
1 weeks, or hair upon bal l heads in from tv.o
to three months. A few ignorant practition
ers hare asserted that thorn. is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth of the lurr or
heard. Their assertions are false. us thous
ands of living witnesses (from their own ex
porieiirt;).c.ui hour witness. Put many v. ill
-ay, bow arc we to' iTTstirtgnVli the gonuiiv
from the spurious! It certainly is diilicnlt,
a* nine tenths of the different i’rc; t ns
advertised for the hair amJ heard are entirely
worthless, and you may have already thrown
'away largo nYnounU in their purch . <r. To
such wo would say, try .Hie Uepanitof ('nptlli:
v it will oust you nothing uni»vss it fully i moes
j up to our representation#. If your l'»ruggist
i not keep it, semi us one dollar ami we
•.vill forwafu ft,kpostpaid, together with a re
ceipt fbryhe i^opey, wMch will be returned
(you on application, providing eta tiro s:\fi-d’.ic
tiou is not given. Ad Ircss
W. n.A'.IK k CO.. ClicmNt*.
No 3 West Fayette Street, Svr .n-r., N. Y
WONDERFUL BBT TEUE. t
MADAME REMINGTON, the wovM-re
I nowued Astj^logisf oiuF^blu'.inli*! uli-un' Cluir
vnvaut; t. hile In a elairvbyotit state, delineates
the very features of the person you are to
J marry, an <!»■ theuid of tui ipstrmuent of in
tense power, know’ll as the Psycbovmtropc,
guarantees to produce a pqy/eft »nd dfp-likc
I picture of the future husband or wife or tin*
applicant/ with «date of marriage occupation,
lending traits of character, Ac. This is no
; utipo- itb'»». a# twithout number
i can assert, lly stating place of birth, age,
disposit ion, color of eyes- and dmir, ami en
i lo*1 ng fifty cents, and stain p$& envelope di
rected to yourself, you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired inform
al ion.
fc-ir Address in confidence, Madamc On:
tbcdk Remington, P. 0. Uo.x Jo 7, bed Tr«»y,
New York.
Know Thy Destiny.
Madame K. F, Tuohxton, the groat Kuglith
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and l‘s vehometri
! cinn, who has astonished the scientific classes
! of the Obl World, has not* located hcr-v'.fi r.t
Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorntcn pc >• ~.se.;
such wo'aderfUt powers of second sight, us to
onajde her to impart knowledge of tin* great
est importance to the sin ic or married of
either sex. While in a state of trance, sdo
delineates the very features of the per.-mn yt u
are to marry, and hy the aid of an instrument
of an intense power, known as the Psyeboni
j otrepo, gnip-pnlecs to produce a life-like pi.
[turc of the future husband er wife of the &p
fplicant, together wdtlr dato of man ia - '. p**ei
j tion itt life, leading traits of character, .See.—
This ip ijo lumbug, as t)Mp^Vndp;pfjB' tinto
nhilV 04 li Vtsscrt. She wifi {stal'd wbeh desired
aecrtiAudyeiiitiigntc, or wrjyeii.i ran tec,
1 Uukt the picture is whaf -it "|ufc$> u§|s .to be.—*
By enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating
place of tyrlli, ugn, disposition and complex
ion, and enclosing fifty cents, and stamp, d
envelope.atldrosaed U> pour- 'Vf, JTQU w ill re
eehOftluf picture ubd deiivadautanuation, by
return mail. All communications sacredly
ioHlilwii.iJ. Addie** itievnfi.V nee. >i\t-\?n
B. F. Thoumon, 1\ 0. Box 2J.», Hudson, Nt v
i ^ ork-, • , .. •
CRISPER COMA.
j Oh ! she was beautiful ami fair.
With stairy'eve-* aH'd r-.di.iiit i»\ir.
Whose curling tcbdVHfc soft; vnnvl .ml,
Kuchained the very head an I mind.
For Culling tho Hair of Either Sex
into Wavy and Glossy Kinglets,
er Heavy Massive Curls.
Tty trCi.g il.ig nrticle 1 i ' ,k and C r.tMuen
j an beautify themselves a tl.oir and fold. It
| ip the only pjMiilp in the curl
straight hair, and at the same lime give it a
!>«aaiit\il, (lli.sir apf Tfcf Crispin
Coma not only curls I ho hair, but ihvigovab ,
^-deanses and beautifies it; is highly an l de
I iigiitfuiljr perfumed, and is thermos! cqttofrfvh
article of the kind ever offered to the Amer
ican public. The Crisper Coma will l>e seal
| :o any ad4rtaftpfceal*rand po ipa’d, for $1.
Address all orders to
W b. Cb \ 11K $ CO . Chemists,
j \'t. 1 Wod Fay.tte Street, $vu.u i sr, N. V.
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORM ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY TUB DUB AT A^TR(J^O^IST,
Madame II. 4. milULO.
She vcycrIs secret* no mortal evo^ knew.—
She restores to happiness those who, from
doloful events, cal* trophoe, W\*t
loss of relation^ and friends, loss of money,
&c., have become despondent. She brings
together those long separated, gives informa
tion concerning absent friends or lovers, re
store^lOlt of stolon property, tolls you the bus
iness you arc best qualified to pursue, rfnd in
what you will be most successful, causes speedy
marriages and tells you the very day you will
mfttry, gives ,ytnp* tire n**>e, likeuo^-s atul
eharaotciritic.i of Ilioperson. SfiUidtfile VoUt*
very thoughts, and by her almost supernatu
ral powers, unveils the dark and hidden mys
teries of the future. From the stars we see
in the firmament—the malefic stars that over
come or predominate in the configuration—
from the aspects and positions of the planets
and the fixed-stars |a heaven .at the tunc of
birth,'she deduces the future destiny rrf'‘-iian.
Fail not to consult the greatest Astrologist
on earth. It costs yon but a trifle and you
may never again have so favorable an oppor
tunity. Consultation fee, with likeness and
all desired infouiiUtiuiv, \. living]
at a distance can consult the Madame by mail ;
with equal safety and satisfaction to them-!
selves, as if *in pensrni A full and explicit
chart, written oixf, with nil inquiries “lifts wef
ed and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on re
ceipt of price above mentioned. The strict
est secresy will bft maintained, and all cor
respondence returned or destroyed. Referen
ces of the highest order furnished those de
siring them. Write plainly the day of the
month and year in which you were born, en
closing a small lock of*hair.
Address M mumk II. A. PERRIGO,
P. O. pR.uvr.n 292, Buffalo, Y.
R&' A Young Lady returning to her
country home, after a sojourn of a few months
in the City, was hardly recognized by her
friends. In place of a coarse, mafic, flushed ,
face. f!»c had a soft, ruby complexion of almost
marble smoothness, and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the cause of so great a change,
she plainly told them that she used the <T'ir
cassian iC;ilsn, , and considey^gU ap,In
valuable acquisition to any Lady’s toitch By
its use any Lady or Gentleman enn improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold.—r
It i- simple in its c.' mbinatiorr. ar'Nature her
self i •’ simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy
in drawing impurities fi;om, also healing,
el-musing and beautifying the skin and co'ta
plcxion. By its direct action on the cuticle,
.i 'ii .i . i . "iii o mi liupui itive» amuij ueui
ing the : imc. and leaving the surface as Niv
tuie- intrude 1 It should be, clear, soft, srooolh
anil beautiful. i’i ;■ Si. sent by Mail or Rx
l vess, on receipt* of an ord ny by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemiits,
No, 3 V\ t Fayette St.. Syracuse. N. Y.
The ■ nly American Agents for ti e silo of
MJ1-H 1 ii. \Oi Kih
BULL’S CEDSON BITTERS.
R{ ad Hr. !’;R.irds' Slatfiiirnt*
LdV.isv-iu.R, Ky.. kpayj .IE. ISti'L
Da. tyri.T... -Dear‘Sir,—Gratitude t >
you. as weRtis .» sense f duty to the public,
requires that [should give y vi a stactmont.
f r public us* , of the great benefit l have de
rived from tli. use of your “Cedron Ritters.”
Aftar a military service of thirt.ecu montbi.
embracing the Pen Uidg > campaign find battle.
I was discharged from theacrvic© and came
home to.vlic. Dyspepsia. Fi% r complaint., and
general debility were fast horn ing me to the
>.r.ive. and cvc.i v remedy ^prescribed by physi
cian- '' o;ucAv-ojlly |0 uiggrav.Ci* my diseases.
About four weeks ago l was fortunate enough
to procure your “Cedron Ritters.” and by the
u.-o of them alone 1 have been restored to per
fect and jH>buM U**thU. 1 cuu iauf> oanie 'ly
rccomuivMid tfietn 4s‘betng ail, nud nj*ra than
all, than they are represented to be. You arc
at liberty to make any use you wish of this
statement.
1 am. respectfully.
lUCHAllD liD WARDS.
A Voice from Vicksburg.
Vi Misn.. .tup. 0
t>a. John Bull ,—Deiir Sir.—1 am liappy
to s'ato to you that 1 have used your valuable
Cedron Ritters with great benefit to myself, in
general debility and prostration of my systoiA
produced by tbo unhealthy and Iniasm&Oio
influence of the Mississippi river around
Vicksburg, having been with Gen, Grant’s
army thrmigi) its wl: V southern campaign* 1
.-’•utiionlly rCre mend it* use to all persons
who arc exp'ic-cd t » unhealthy climates,
11. W*. FOGLK,
Agent C. S. Fan. Cot^F
Sale l^> .LibUi'Ui X ilav if*; Re* AfC Ark.
DES ARC
ESAIjOONS’
U'O! every one, that would have something
good lor the inner man! Old Peach and
Honey, the finest Whiskey, Drandy, Wine and
Ritters of every kind, fitted upwind aocoiiimo
dated to the taste of the
s
MOST i lSTIEUOl S.
i Froh Oysters, Sardines, Crackers, Cheese,
Nuts, Fine Cigars, Fine Tobacco, Apples,
Fruits, No. In fact, everything pertaining or
belonging lo n first class Saloon, may be
l u id on hand at the lM s Alto Saloon, on
\ ista Sc, next door to Johnson & Da*
*v!V Dnrtr Store, Oalkand see so.
,). r>. v» 11.1.1 .v.us.
D ••• Are, November 3, 1836*—tf
When by the u*e of JOTNYILLd S '
Kid \1H you can be ctigufed port wuienily, and
at a trifling cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable ,-medicine for Phyaimil and
,\Vw |i,t Weakness, General JLU'biliJy and.i
Prostration. Loss of Muscular Energy, loipo-j
teney, or any of the consequences of youthful
i: SpPotion, renders it id© most valuable
j i • qot ration ever dixerfvcnld.
It will remove all nervous affections, de
pression, excitement, incapacity to study;of |
bututie s, h*-f of memory*, oonfu-mn, thought*
t '©If destruction, fears of insanity. Ac. It |
will restore the appetite, renew the health of,
thrvsgr w£i| hago dcftreyodaH by ©see.'*
or evil praoltces.
^ ouug Men, be humbugged no more by j
•^ymeL |)'»cfoi>" nud ignorant pr^ititViel '
buf send without delay tor the Biitlr, ind bo,
, nee restored to health and happiness. A ,
Perfect Cure is Cun ran trod in every instance, j
i Price, $1, or four bottleb to one address, !
One bottle is uulUcieuito effect a cure in all
ordinary cases.
ALSO, PR. JtHNVlLLK S SPECIFIC
CALLS, ffi* the speedy and ptxriuanoivt euro of
<touon,Jhea,GleeLUrethral Discharges. Gravel,
Strirlure, and all affections of the Kidneys
and UUAJer. Cures effected in from ono to
hvo days They are prepared from vegetable
extracts that are harmless on the system,
1 and never nauseate the stomach or impreg
i n\te the breath. No change of diet is ncees
b.ary while using them, nor t t*s their action
in ; My* in inner inter Vrc w ith business pur
r Mtj Price. $i per box.
i .’Tier of the above tmintoned articles will
i l’' sei.t (o any address, closely sealed, and
; post-paid, by mail or express, on feeeipt of
1 prle©. Addr*s#n!t orders to
LLUGLU, SHL’CTS A CO., Chemist .
tcb-l-ly No. River St , Troy, N V.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
—OF—
R. B. CARL LEE,
gcvaU’.'s ^luff, girhmwas.
First Class Insurance of Life, Fire,
Marine and Ac c i n f.nt
Insurance Companies.
National Banking nod Insurance
COMPANY,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Insures Town Property find Merchandise.
Furnishes Open Marine Policies on Liberal
Terms.
Losses paid. *$-4 his ofTicCi . 4
H. li. CAliu tl£[2,
SOUTHERN
LIFE. IESUEAECE COMPANY,
V MEJII’aifi, Tr.WE'SIT,
IXSCKK? AfT.MKST- ACCIDENTS.
For $30, you can secure n policy, Insuring
you $«'» per week in case of injury, prevent
ing; yon nvtn attending to yo»n< yforlr or birtfi
iicSs: and in cm© of denfh by accident, s©
cures $">.000 to your legal representatives.
No Medical Examination.
R. ft. CART/"LEE,
decl- Agents for White ltiver.
F. MI 1 ;;i:»J44. S.c. MITCHKI.L, T.* II. MITCHELL,
CuiamLssiaa merchants,
AND. DC ALDUS IrN
Liquors, Fruit, E'isli, S'rotliice.
8. I'or. Srcond and Chestnut Sts.,
junO- St. Louis*. 310.
5o.’ IS e ! New EjocJs J!
JIctVBEA & EI4VLEY
HAVK just received, and offer tp the
. (rail*.
Oases Boots- and Shoes.
•’>0 pieces Prints.
f*:> pieces .leans aiul Satinsttsf
3 ball# i>ome.-pies.
1 hale BlipiliyCt^,..
In ad lition to* out* general variety.
- ,v llAYLLY.
Dos Ard. Jir,"ary 10, lss-7.—
i«':. jj;i5T!ujn, ~
WaSiMoraiul Jfwi;l(T.
DESARO, A H KANSAS.
i vtt vmv re'iniini -to m' u.i. p
I !.i?f i»; >f work in my Hue. Mend- /ki, \
ing, Cleaning, ^o. tskL-V'
--'J iiai.kful f o* .pj^i Xjwvtas, I solieii a
emitiuuaheo of the | utronagc horctofon 1 e
stowH i ii me. * ’ foh28-tf
DKS AlYy •
ACADEMY.
min: thinV segal^n of thm Sch » d will op on
? mi M«U'duy. the Ii.lst January, under tho
‘•l. u-.o* a ml l:\Vefion yf p. D. PERKY,
who hopes by strict nfferHlmi, to merit the
pit’ ’:u>„gn |»f town and aunoindib.- country.
Tshb», prr Session of Five Months.'
Orthography, lleadiagand Writing, $10 00
The same with Arithmetic, Geography
npd Grammar, $15 00
The above, with Algebra, Geometry,
ridhvpophy. I’nysiplogy, Duok
„‘Keeping and the Languages. $J8 00
Deductions made only in eases of protract
ed sickness. H. A libctyil deduction will
be made f‘*r the cash in advance.
Des Arc, January 5, 1867.— ly *
C. A. .1 ! 1 »S< >>,„
ABD JOh'IYA
Manufacturer oV
SASlt, DOORS, BLINDS,
And dealer in
GLASS AND GUTTY.
Tllff A'HKFPL for past patronage nnd solicits
X. a continuance yf the same,
janlhi-ly
SlOWiOUS.
UoKHlar Hew Orleansan«l WBiUe
88ster Packet,
IIAK U V DEAN,
II. BLASDEL,.Master.
Tn?8 <ast alul light
.iUftriS'*wA.'lrufi paMtiigerSUsuner, liav
mg entered the above trade, will run regular
ly throughout tho season. , dccl
Lcavus Mofitphjs Evi:Cir J^atunlav.
Regular MnupSiis and HliiU*
HlVfr bucket,
l>i:^ .V It <7 .
») NO. I), KbIJOT,.Master.
J. Li:k Finney,.Clerk.
^.rT, ^gk#I H K i >es Art* has been
■r,!i ~ adE5giSag&'hoTougbly rup*irod ftid re
fitted, expressly tor the above trade, and will
leave Memphis every Saturday and Uoe Arc
every Wednesday. st*p2'2
I.oaves Memphis Jivary Tuesday,
Ke^iiSar Memphis and htte
iUYti' Packet.
COMM 10It( HAIj,
JOHN. 1>. DA.VIS^ - - Captain.
(»ko. C. Bush, - - Clerk.
I | k: ‘ • ; 1 ’'.“l .%*'‘nS
■c_~ 'iofcL >ceu tbraronghly repaired an.I
rcj'm-uislual, will run regularly throughdut
(he .fa.ori, iajavte .Memphis every R'ue.'.lnv
ami L/es Aro every ^ute lav morning, niarb
. ' j7si.M8 AU.EY.'Agent.
liv.mar M. Louie and nhtle
Idvrr l'Arkrt,
At <U X 13 SS ,
JOHN MKRHIU.. Mnsicr.
Okoboe Dopd,.(.Murk.
Tiya >( lomliJ pas engi-r
aiju_AHBUL'Mteket will ply regularly Mu
ring the season between St. bonis and 4*tck
sonport, stopping ni nil way landings. Par
ticular attention paid to orders sunt for goods.
For fve'ylit and j ass.tge apply on board,
0*08*
REtUl bill M. fldil is * WHITE
ItOHt PACKET.
.1. S. Mod N’E.
J AM. II. I)t’V 1 Ell, - - Mmter
A .'My'TJt, —i THIS swift r.nd rfegtut
iiIm'VTiWg'vvflaaMeamer will ply regularly
during rlie sea m, between St. Louis aiul
Jieekaonport, stopping at all way lan.liuga.
rurtieular attvnliuu pni4 to orders sent for
, ou !<. J. n;MS AIMIN',
unir17- Agent.
tf. .
■■ IIWIlOll III I I II I ll’< ■< »■ ■»""ra
0B8 ARC ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIS &„ ffiHt
WHOLESALE aiid RETAIL
€c Si <Q €J M M
—AND—
Commission Merchant,
DJ’3 ARC,-ARKANSAS.
Keeps constantly on liaiul a large anil
well Selected stock of all such things as
arc usually found in a first class
"Grocery Store.
The stock consists in paH of
ihu'i'in. I/atil, riour,
Supir, tplfee, NoltiMe^
T!nu u rr. Queen su iirei
Tobacco, .Snuff, Ragging,
Rape, Candles, Surdities,
Oysters, Sodsl, etc., etc.
I respectfully ask n*f all that they call
anil examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. I have selected my Goods with
caro. nnd am prepared to sell as cheap as any
in the market.
novlOtf JOHN A. FRITH.
A WELL SELECTED .STOCK OF
FRESH DRUGS,
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
School D2oo!is ana Stationery*
.
Paint?, Oil?, PycrS tuffs, Window-Gin??, Per
fumery, Patent Medicines, .Winks, Brandlds,
Whiskey, for mediciwi-1 purposes! J ■
| Dromgoold’s celebrated Southern TlenvKlics,
1 (nvarinbly for cash, at- small profits.
.juliU SURVEY & HR.O.
fil. il\ YATtinw,
! '
A.t torney at Law,
(mt. walsh’s old orFirK,)
' T> 1W ARC, A1SK.VNSAS.
I / JAN at all times be found nf bis office.
ready to attend to any business entrusted
! to !ii«care : but particularly to settle up the
business of XV. 11. Brock «$ - Bro., Vaughan &
Martin, H. 0. McCurlev & Co., ftntl tlie many
IF Mites lie is Administrator of; and tlio.se
| owing him on either uoeoupt, must uow come
| and settle without delay On the ; 1 s* day of
j February ; ■ xt. lie v. i 1! -no on every claim ro
j maiuing in his bauds unpaid.
II. 1’. VAUGHAN.
Dos Arc, January 5, IS.'tJ.—lin
JOHNSON & DAY is,
AVholmlc & Retail
Oil UGGISTS,
DSS ARC, ARKANSAS.
Kr.r.r <>« hand u targe asuor Intent of Drugs,
Medicines, Faints, Oils, Perfumery.
Fatent Mcdicin.es, Wines, .Brandies, Whiskey,
for ire Foul purposes which we will yell low
; for • cash, Dresoriptipns and orders filled
promptly. july21-tf
TTie Arcade !
) F you want sorticthibg that is good call at
the Arcade. 1 f <it Tom and Jerry, Brandy,
1 Whisk \v, t’cdron Bitters, etc, in fact, every
thing that is good to drink.
Will buy all kinds of game, and pay the
I highest market-price.
B. B. BKTIIELL.
I.) ■ \rc. All;., .Ian. 19, 18t'-7.
EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR !!
£})A2‘X£lli\'iFS
|Hair Exterminator! !
For Removing Superfluous Hair.
To the ladies especially, this invaluable de
pilatory recommends itself as being au almost
iudispcusablc article to female beauty-, is
easily applied, does not burn or injure the
skin, ‘but acts directly on the roofs. It is
warranted to remove superfluous hair from
low foreheads, or from any part of’the body,
completely, totally and radically extirpating
the same, leaving the skin soft, sntooth and
naturaK This is the only article used by the
French, ami is iho only real ttfoclual depila
tory iu existence. Price 76 cents per pack
age, sent pe: -paid, to any address, on re
ceipt of an order, by
BERGER, SliVTTS & CO., Chemists.
fob-1-ly ^>5 River St, Troy, N. Y.
WHISKERS
AND
! Ittl'I-'ll l-.i m'AtP iin.in I ii n umnntllAdi F.»
i j' in from three to five weeks by using 1>p.
siivuiNK s res r.u katkurcapiluairk
i lie most, woudorfui discovery in modern scl
cnee, acting upon the Heard and Hair in an
almost miraculous nriauer. It has been used
by the elite of 1’j.iis and Loud u with the
most flattering success. Names of all pur
chasers will be registered, and if entire $atis
i faction is not given in every instance, the
J money will be cheerfully vertindcd. Price by
'mail, sealed and postpaid, $1. descriptive
cirntlaVh and testimonials mailed free. Vd
j dress BKlIGEil, tSHPTTS CO.. Chemists,
| No. 28-* River Street, Troy, X. Y.', Polo agents
I for the United States, TO23-ty.
’lb\.re‘s^>nn»ih jiflad Tidings of joy to nil.
To young and to old, to great and to small {
The beauty which onca, was so precious ahd
rare,
Is free for a1T, and nil may be fair.
til) I Bie use of'
t’11 AST ELL A R'S
WHITE L IQ VIE
; ENsANIlTE,
! For Improving aud Boakttiying the Com
! plexiurv. The most valuable and perfect pre
paration in use. for giving the skin a beauti
ful pearl-like tint, that it only fouod in youth,
j ll quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimple*
. Ulvuilu*, 5loUi Patches, Sallow ness, JErUp
| tion*, nnd all impurities of the skin, kindly
i healing the same, leaving the skin white and
I clear as alabaster. i(* u*e cannot be detected
! by the closest BcrHtiay, and beinga vegetable
j preparation is perfectly harmless. It is tho
iialv article Of the kind tired by the French,
■ and if considered by tips,PtftrUifMt as iudis
pniMMe to % perfect toilet. Upwards of
| tUMNM bottles were sold during-the past wear,
I a sufficient guarantee of its efficacy. Price,
«>uly 7o dents. Sent by mail, post-paid, on
i receipt of an order, by
RKRGRR, 6UUTTS & CO., Chemists,
fetaLMy JJ8 > River St., T- >v, N. Y
MEDICAL. _
1)11. .loll^ HULL’S
COMPOUND
OBDRON
BITTKRS,
Tlir Latest am! Most Important
Oiscoiery of the Vlne
frrntli Century.
N o man's name is more intimately conned*
od with the history of Materia Medics in
I the United States, or more favorably known
as a pioneer in medical discovery than that of
- •> / • (i .
DR. JOHN BULL
j
OF LOUIS VILLI), KY.
His inimitable preparation of SAItSAFA*
Rll.I.A has lpng stood at the head of the va
rious compounds of that valuable driip.
His COMPOUND OF WII.D CH11KHY has
become tt household Word throughout the
,W&§£ &W®
His WORM LOtfEXGES. in less than tfynar
after their introduction, attained a reputation
as wide spread as the continent of North
America.
Rut the crowning glory of hifl life remain^
to be attained in his latest discovery, oil rath
er combination, for lie does not d\ti\in to be
the discovered of
Which is the basis of the BITTERS now of
fered to the public. That honor belongs to
the native inhabitants of CENTRAL AMERI
CA, to whom its virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years. Aruied with
it the Indian bids
DlEF T^VlSr C TCI
—TO THE MOST-*
And handles without fear the most venomous
! sovpsntg. It is a belief with them (butt while
Is potcnf to euro, no matter whfft Che cHso.t-'o
! may bo. While DR. DULL is not prepared 1 >
i endorse tUi» = extravagant pretension, be is
' nevertheless satisfied from a thorough cxnfn
inaiiori ol the evidence rel itinfg to its virtue ,
j that as a remedy and preventive lor all dis
j eases arising from exposure, cither to change*
of weather au4 climate or to the miasmnt:e
i influence, it
STAADS WITUOIT A IUVAT,,
i
| An l justly deserves the reputation it has »
j long enjoyedju Cetilrul America and the W est
; Indies,*
IN DYSPEPSIA
I
i .\nd its attendant train of symptons. it acts
more like a charm than a medicine. There is
notluug in the range of Materia Medica that
1 ran for a momeht bear a comparison with it
i in thifl disease,
A full account of tills wonderful plant may
j be found in the lltli edition of the U. S. Dis
! peh.'iQtorj, on pages 1387 and 1388.
A seriesod* experiments ip which Dr. HULL
! has been for years engaged, has just been
! brought’ to a successful termination, and he is
i now enabled to offer to the public a eombina
; tion of CJEDRON with other approved tonics,
: the whole preserved’in the best quality of cop
i per distilled liourbon Whiskey, ■frhieh he is
confident has
| NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD.
Hq might furnish a volume of cen illeates,
; but. tqe public have long since learned to •sti
| mate such things at their true value. The
I safest plan Ik tier every ono to tost foV himself
I Uic vu'tuq ,of a new medicine.
dlVE THE
Cedron Bitters
ONE TRIAL,
• ’ ji
And you will never use any others.
It is not necessary to publish a long list f
diseases of \vhi«h (he Ui.oron Hitiuo iuv a
j-pv'ciiic.. In all the diseases of the
Stomach, Botvels,
Liver, or Kidneys;
IN ALL
Affections of Llxo Brabi,
^pending upon derangement Of the Stomach
rfhd DnwoTs;
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LOUISVILLE, KV.
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