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nu ummivcB,
By Dn undersigned Agent for the
PROTECTION msURAWCI COMPANY,
o» lunou, eomamctrr.
Police* Untied upon the moot favorable term by
WM. B. WAIT, Agent
May 6, IMP.»6-tf.
nu»
LITTLI R9FK T9 HTJPRfMS, ARIW8A8.
From tbo lot of April to
lit October, 1851, the sub
•cribor will raa a
DAILY LOE QW IT16M
Prom Mule took I* Hot Spring*. for tbo accommo
dation of iho (raveling public—
To leap* every fiber «Uy, (eaeopt Sunday*, with
the United State* Moil.
IN rOUK HOUE POST COACHES,
at 5 o’clock, A. M.,aea arrive at Hot Springs, same
day, at 3 P. M.
THE ACCOM MODATION LINE,'.
Four Horae Peat Coaches. will leave Lillie Rock
every iul^rvaalng day. at the fame hoar In the
morning, and arrive at Hoi Spring* next day, a: 8,
I n lli» evening.
PARE: By either Uae, •&—Extra Ba«aje in Proportion.
The an heart her to the cenlreetor for the convey
ance of the United Slatee Malta on the rontee fro.*
Little Keek *« Fort Smith, and from Little Hock to
Washington. In Hempeteadcoonty. via Hot Springe
—la Foot Coachea, three tlmee a week
87 Both thee* roolee interned with th» Steam
boat United Stale* Mail Lin* from Memphia to Lit
tle Rock.
O" Stag* Office at the .4 nttony Hoiitt
PETER HANGER.
Feb. 11. _'_»3—1 y.
Bacon and Flour.
IIBL8. choice Si. Louie Fleur;
1 tierce Canvassed Hama;
4 casks Sides ;
Received on consignment and for sale by
JNO. D. ADAMS, Stramhoat Landing.
May, 30, 18*1—39.
TOBACCO, 8C9AR, IEGARR AND WINE.
Jt’RT received per S. B. Pontiac:
6 Boxes Honey Dew Tobacco;
10,000 Beat Havanna Segars;
3 1 Pipes Claret Wine;
2 “ Maderia do.;
2 “ French Brandy;
2 hhds Powdered Sugar;
4 Cases Cherry Bounce.
4 “ French Cordials;
4 Boxes Oranges;
For sale cheap by. -j
June 3d, 1881._ M. TAXTL
LITTLE ROCS FOUNDRY AND 8X1THERY.
Aotiwrll Ifcehe
WOULD reapaetfully eall the attention of thr
public to the above establishment, which
has recently undergone a thorough repair, and, hav
ing the uecesaary facilities, is now fally prepared
to furnish to order, with great promptness, every
article^ i»|that line, of either wrought or cast Iron,
Brass tr Copper, of as good material, proportions,
and workmaushtp, and upon aa cheap terms, aa any
other Foundry in this country. Millrights and
ethers, ordering wheels, will be pleased to give the
No. of cogs and pitch, also the particular size and
■hape of the eye, wanted In each wheel. The di
ameter of a wheel, when cast, will lie U of an inch
per foot less—the same with length of a shaft —
Ordprii should also be accompanied with a draught
and full deacriptlon of what Is wanted, and the
postage paid.
Little Rock. Dec. 10.1850.—14—If
m
FROST & CO.,
dealers in r»
Boot*, Mhocs, BropnN,j4L
HATS, CAPS, &C.,
AltO
PALM LEAF, MEXICAN AND CAMPEACHY
HATS.
No. 10, Mansis., between Canal and Common at.
NEW ORLEANS.
O* From oor Houeea at New York aod Boston
we are cou.tautly receiving ireeh supplies of the
above Good*.
Country Dealer* are invited to call and examine
our extensive stock.
Arkansas Coffee House,
ILowaa eraanbuat l*ndixu.)
THE Proprietor baa on hand, and is constantly
receiving, the following—
Foreign and domestic Liquor*;
Wine* and cordials ol' every description;
Cigars;
Tobacco;
Fruits. Ac.
All ot which gr» for sale at wholesale and retail
price*. F terms from the country walling io pur
chare, w.tl plsaae call and see my atock before pur
chasing eieewhera, aa I Intend to sell a* low as any
house in the city.
MICHAEL TANTI.
Little Rock, Jan. 21, ISM. 20—ly
OTrTlie Arkndelphie Sentinel will copy oue year,
and forward account to the subscriber. M.T.
t'LOUR—80 Bbla Illinois Superfine;
50 “ " extra do.
Rec’d per ‘‘Jefferson,** and for sale by
May Hth, 1880._WM. B. WAIT.
FLOCR 70 Bbis “O’Fallon Mills” F.xtra Su
perfine.
50 “ “ Quincy Mill’s” Extra Su
perfine. Received and for sale by
May 10,1851. WM. B. WAIT.
.mUklU SHORTER.
IN order to get my goods early in the fall, I have
determined to start East earlier than usual, and
now request all indebted to Me to “ Coine up to
the Trough,” and save me the disagreeable necesi
ty of troubling them again, / am bound to have the
lilmiey, as 1 am rexolved to buy my next stock of
Goods Jot Cash, for the purpose of sidling them
leas than the same stock can be sold for in this
State, I hope all will he ready to pay up upon pre
sentation of their Bills. D. C. PULTON.
May 15, 1851. _ 4w.
JUSTICE.
ssryAVfNG bern sleeted. i-ommiasioned end qualified a* *
_JL, Justice of the l’eece for Big Bock TuwiwhiD, Puluaki
ciuiety, Arkansas, I eoi prepared to allend, orttnally, to nny
buom aa intrusted to me punctually.
(Util e at the lew otlice of L. A. Wuirn.tr, Enq., comet
of Mai II and Elm tweets, under the Arkansas II amor ofll-e.
JOHN J. THOMPSON,
l.ittle Rock, Arks., Nov. 5, 1S4C.
XT'LOUR—200 bbls. Ohio superfine;
' LARD OIL—6 bbls. winter strained;
PLOUGH MOULDS—106 Diamond;
BACON—1 hbdx. hama and shoulders;
PORK—10 bbls. clear;
LARD—100 kegs No 1;
COTTON YARN—2000 lbs. aaaorted, 5 to 10.
Received pr ‘Hamburg,’ and for sale by
WM. U. WAIT.
March 11. 1851.
A Cum Wstar Proof, jiut received and foi tala
by PATHERLY 4. CLEMENTS.
K-b 11. 1WI.
UK, FRUITS, .MTS it.
fUST received by fhe runner Pontiac No. 3.
20 Tone ol Burton Icy.
25 Bt m Rairom. '
4 Bairata Cheat nutr.
1 Bag ol Almona.
1 Bag Eaglieil Walnuts
I Barrel Cocoaout.
50 Cana Oy velars.
2 Barrels Ojreatera in (be rival!.
2000 Pickled threaten.
3 Bones Taka ere.
2 Hojebnnde Ssgar.
1 Dot. Basket A nniaet.
5 •• Cordials.
I •• Demijohns.
M. TANTI.
March 3d, 1851. 8fr-tf.
11
Boot* and Shoe*.
CASES Boots assorted;
Kip Brogans;
do*. Gent's fine Calf Shoes;
•* *» •• Gaiters;
•• Ladies Shoes assorted;
Misses and childless Shoes assorted;
Case Boys Kip Brogans;
Boots, fits., hr., die.
Received p« Phillip P™^;*** b*
JOHN D. ADAMS,
MORTINORVI tlnawtlc CMMUi I
■■4 Mm4 Ptrlltr; A crrtmn Cart for
•itktr Inflammatory (Acuta) or Chrome Rkttrmatiam
Tha valuable remedy standi without a rival in
the hartory of dwcoveriee, in this or may other1
country, ta curing this painful and paralysing dis
ease, in all ita various forms.
The vast number that have been cured by the
use of this compound, during the past year, de
monstrates this fact Not only recent acute or!
inflammatory oases, but old chronic eases, of ten,
twenty, thirty and even forty years standing; where
t they had not only tried every other external and
! internal remedy of which they could hear, but at |
j groat expense, had traveled, and passed under the
treatment of a number of the tint medical men of
j Europe, as well as of our own country, visited the
j various watering places, taken voyages at sea, and
| dwell in the most salubrious climes, without ob
taining relief. Some, who were reduced to a mere
skeleton, their flesh had withered away, their
limbs were paralysed, and many that had scarcely
been able to walk for ten, fifteen and twenty years.
These hive been cured sound and well, regained
their flesh and the use of their linihs, and now en
joy excellent health from the use of this compound.
These facts are fully substantiated by published
testimony, from the highest possible source* ; tes
timony that cannot be gainsaid, but which can be >
vouched for by ten tkauaanl witnesses.
Retail price, $5 pet 1 Kittle, 3 bottles for $12, or:
8 fur *22.
To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS j
BUTTERWORTH.
„r Little Rock, June 3, 1851. lv.
MORTIMORE’S BITTER CORDIAL, AND!
BLOOD PURIFIER ; a Vegetable Spirit,]
i and the most scientific preparation ever produced;
! one bottle of which, is warranted to possess more
real medicinal virtues than ten times that amount
of Sarsaparilla, or any other preparation put up
for similar purposes. Its unequal virtues are soon
: made manifest in diseases having their origin in
| impurities of the blood, such as—Neuralgia, Scrof
i ula or King’s Evil, Erysipelas, Cutaneous Erup
tions, Salt-Hhem, Tetter ot Ringworm, Pimples
: on ti.e face or surface of the skin, soreness or
j misery in the breast or region of the heart, general
! debility or nervous affections, and all irregular
habits of the system, (especially with females,) I
and the many derangements of the nervous sys
tem, and diseases arising from the injudicious use
of calomel and other poisonous drugs.
This is a fine cordial, pleasant aud agreeable to
take, and perfectly safe to be used in any state of
health, even by tbe most delicate female or child.
Audit is *n article that every one should use, at
least once a year, to punfy and enrich their blood,
and thus prevent all manner of diseases.
Retail price; $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $6.
To be had of K. L. DODGE and THOMAS
BUTTERWORTH. June 3, 1851. iy.
I ■ .-c.:-——- ]
DK. CLARKE’S Componud Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar,
! Which is considered by Physicians and others the
Gkeat Remedy for coughs, colds, ednsumption,
i liver compliant, bronchitis, asthma, soreness in
the chest, spitting of blood, pain or misery in
the side, difficult or profuse expectoration, night
sweats, Ac.
This being the prescription of a regular physi
cian, graduate of the Medical University, Phila
delphia, and having been thoroughly tested, is
properly esteemed one of the most valuable and
efficient remedies for these and similar complaints
ever offered to the public.
Price, $1 per bottlg. ti bottles $■'.
To be had of K. L. DODGE & THOMAS BL T
TERWORTH.
Little Rock, June 3d, 1851. ly.
r7STEPHEN’S ASTRINGENT SYRUP —
This has now become a celebrated remedy for
Dysentery aud Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor
bus, Diarrhoea or Summer Complaints, pain or
cramping in the stomach or bowels, adapted to per
sons of al’ ages, but undoubtedly the most supe
rior prepa-ation for children ever produced.
Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for
large ones.
To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS Rl'T
TEKWORTH.
Li *'i Rock, "tie, 3d, 1851. Iy.
I rcsh Hour, arc.
RECEIVED by last arrival, the following arti
cles, to wit:
SO bbis. St. Louis Flour ;
100 “ Cincinnati “
20 kegs No. 1. Lard ;
60 bbls. and half bbls. Whiskey ;
1080 lbs. Tobacco ;
750 “ Bar Lead:
For sale by A. J. HL'TT,
June 4th, 1861—80._Mail) itrect.
THE subachber, agent for II. llaberman, will
continue the former’s business at his old stand
on Main, near Markham street, and keep con
stantly on hand a full and well assorted stock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
Castings, <Stc., &c., all of which will be sold low
for cash. The highest, market prices will be paid
for country produce, as beef hides, peltries, bees
wax, iSrc. JOHN KKAL’SE.
Little Rock, March 28, 1851. 30—tf.
Iron and C'n»ting*.
A AA/ | Lbs. Bar »rou, assorted ;
tUUv/ 4 Bundle* Nail Rods;
6 Bundles Kztra Horae Shoe;
100 pieces Plow Wings; 75 Skillet-* and lid*;
30 Ovenn and I'da ; 15 itsaorted Rnglish Pot*;
15 Sugar Kettles; 12 («nd Irons; 30 odd ImJm.
Received jjer 1 rustee, and forsake by
JOHN L). ADAMS,
Feb 11. Steamboat Lauding.
Cincinnati Hoods
OO Kegs Buckwheat flour ; 3<MI pounds
1 wu Bologna Sausages; 1 bbl; Hominey; 1 t,bl
While Brana!
2(1 Boxes Star Candle,;
10 Boxes t allow do.
2 Bbls. Lard Oil;
1 Bbl. Saluratus;
300 Jugs; 15 Demijohita, 15 lion Bound Kegs.
Received per Trustee, and for sale by
JOHN D. ADA MS. >
Feb. 11, 1851, Steamboat Lauding.
Star Candle* A’c.
'WW k Lba. Star Candies ; 25 Bags Buckwheat
O' l\J Flour; 6 Bbl. While Beans; 4o0 Lbs
’lasting,' Just received per Pontiac, and for aale
by FATHERLY &. CLEMENTS.
Feb. 11, 1851.
laiiitrrr'ti Stctioual lap of Arkansas.
A FEW conies ol the above Map—the only com
plete and coriect one ever published—tor sale
a: the OaztUt and Dtmoeral olhee— priee $5, on
rollers, and handsomely varnished ind colored.
Jan. 7, 1851. 18—
Stationary.
4 LARGE and beautiful assortment of sta
tionary, received per Phillip Pennywit, and
for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 25. 2»—tf.
JOHN D.AimiV
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT I.ANKIM.,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
KEEPS constantly ou hand a large »n<I Reurral
assortment of Dry Goods, clolhinr, llmd
i ware, Uuirnswnrr, lints nnd Caps. Boots
mol shoe*, Nuddlery, stationary, (irucei ies,
I'rndure, Ac., Ac.; all of which will ba sold
| rery cheap for CASH.
0«». 1. IS50.—8—4— tf
arwht Gi’Rin erNMtn
JUST RECEIVED, and for aale cheap for cash,
line Doabia and Single barrallad Shot Gutia,
! Rifle*, flint and percuaaion gnn Locks, kc., <*c, si
1 the Gunsmith Shop, ou Main street where repair
; Iur Is done up blue, by H. GRIFFITHS,
j Nor« 9—
LIQUOR.
ON hand and for aula.
I bbl 4 th proof French Brandy;
1 *' Spanish ••
1 *• Mala*nWina;
I '• Muscat *• (a choice article I.
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Dae 10, ISM — 14 tf /.oiorr Leedtao.
IRON—VKXJ lbs. su'd flat, sq’r and round Iron ; j
1000 •' best charcoal horse-shoe ;
SOAP—10 boxes No. 1 brown ;
PAPER—10 reams Envelope:
- PORK—20 bbls. henry Mess ;
BACON—1800 lbs. clear sides ;
BAGGING—26 pieces heary Kentucky ;
" 40 half •• “
ROPE—46 cotla;
TIWNE—10 bales;
Rac'd pat “Hamburg,” sod for sale, by
WM B WAIT
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
iMniniiu. «tat* r. mumwi. •»«»** »> H’wtai.
SIDDALL. GREENE & C0.,
COTTOjy FACTORY,
ooinjiiiesaoM AWi» *«jawAji.a38i®
MERCHANTS,
XO. M CAMP ITAKKT,
NEW ORLEANS.
lOHIOIlIKWOVU J.M HIALD T. t AI'AM.
«REF.lTW(H>n, x CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MIftOMAWTS- . ,
Vo. 66 Magazine Street, opposite the
Mouth of Hank Alley,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
*y Particular attention t.aial to the sale of C(» 1 -
ro.W TOBACCO, A NO OTHER PRODUCE—
h» collection anil remittance of Fund*—and the
purchase and shipment nt Merchnndizi -generally.
THOMAS L. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
XO. 33 CAXAIj STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
LAW. MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND
SCHOOL BOOKS.
WRaTSNQ PAP&n,
Vu • Cap, fatter and Note If ’tapping paper of
eariou* qualities
SPILLS, 8TKKI. PENS, INK.
A ml a grarral aiMrtinrut of Blank Hooka.
Country Merchants and Teachers are requested to
call and examine the Stock.
fell.13 23-Iv
JAMES MATTHEW*. WM. row ELI..
.1 ATI KM MATTHEWS A CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mannfnctnrer's Agent*
FOR THE SALE Or
NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, COTTON YARNS
Stc., No. &3 WALNUT STREET,
HoMth of Columbia, Cincinnati, Ohio.
RirER to— T. D. Merrick If Co, H'm. R. ijjpit,
Walter Mittkell, H. Brogan, D. Bender It Co., and
Jacob Hawkins, Little Rock.
Feb 3, 1850.—7—98— ly
bojahii ( Au,i:\m:i{,
(Successorto Win. T. Eu*ti»& Co.)
No. 42 and 44. Pearl Street, Horton Marrackuretti,'
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HAltDW UtK,
HAS a constant supply of Hardware and Cut
lery adapted to the trade of the Southwest
From an experience of twenty years in the trade
of that section, he is confident that he can supply
merchants, either In person or by order, with the
styles and qualities of goods desirable, and on terms
that shall be satisfactory.
%* B. C. gives particular attention to consign
ments of Cotton, Peltries and other produce of the
country that mav be consigned to him for sale.
Sept. 25. 1849'—7—3—1 v
JOSEPH It. PA IMS R. JAMES H MASSEY
JOSEPH H. PilriKRft C O..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND
DOME^TOO OHY QOO0®.
■47 CAMP-NEW ORLEANS.
Sept. 10, 1950. S-l —lv
A. F. COCHHAiN X t O..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS AND
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
FRUITS, NUTS, WINES &.C.
POWDER! POWDER!!
AGENCY ol the celebrated “ Chryslal Powder
Company,” in Kegs, Halves and Quarters,and
Cans of one and five pounds. Guarantied Superior
to any manufactured.
No. 27 Tchoupitoulas Street. New Orleans.
January 15, 1850.-7—19—ly
N E W W H A It F B OAT.
A . GOAD & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
NAPOLEON, ARK.
THE PROPRIETORS have purchased au en
tirely nrrrboat, with splendidaccornmodations.
It will afford ample and secure storage room for
eight hundred tons, and is capable ol accomtnoda
ting fifty passengers.
They are prepared, as heretofore, to do business
as General Agents, to Receive, Forward, and Pay
Charges. They promise to give their particular at
tention to all business entrusted to them.
The Proprietors will guarantee that this boat will
stand tile inspection of any Insurance Office iit the
United States.
Napoleon, Ark.
REFERENCES!
A. B. Shaw IS. Co., Mtmphit, Term.
James Hibbard,!
C. A Stewart, $
Jas Timms &. Co., J
S. H. Tucker, > Little Rack
T. l>. Merrick ft Co., N
Moses Greenwood St Co
Walton. Sanford Sl Co.
Sept 10, 1850.
CO-Gax. k Dem copy.
Ark
N Orlrant.
I -ly
W. MITCHELL, & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
Dcnlrr* In «ooil« llry > (Srnrrrlra, itc.
NAPOLEON', AKK’S.
Marrh 30. 1851. 30—tf.
Sugar ami (OII'it.
pld \ Bttgn twst Kio CoflW,
t/\/ 4 Hhd*. Prirai Hrowu Sugar, in Morn and
for aale by T. D. MKKKICK iV CO.
Nov. 5* 1850.—8—9—If
Partridge Hoots.
4 CASES Slout Calf Boot*. 2 Cam Wutirproof
Booots, lust received nnd forsaia by
Dec. IT. FATHERLY & CLEMENTS
QOLDIERS’ LAND WARRANTS, for Ido
acre* each, for sale by
March 3d
\VM. B. WAIT.
2«— if
Kec'd per wteamer Hamburgh,
8 B8LS Ale;
10.000 Cauone Cigars;
8,000 cominott la Spanish do ;
lOL, bbls. Crackers;
10 do Braudy;
20 do IVhiakov;
20 '3' do do;
20 bbls Floor;
5 do Gin, ftc.
Jan 21. M TANTL
Received per Mteamer liup ire.
/tf JA CASES fresii Oysters;
f Jv/ 8 bbls do do iu shell, very fine)
4 do Oiauges, fine;
2 dnz boxes Prunes.
20 do fresh Raisin*,
25 000 Havana Cigars, assorted.
For aale by
Jan 21, 1831
bast quality;
M
TANTL
2o—
l'ren(i Provision*.
QAAA LBS. sugar cured cant’d Hams;
tJviUW 2700 lbs. cleat Sales,
11 kegs leaf Lard ;
10 bbls. Pilot Bread ;
20 half bbls. Butter and Water Crackers ;
I bbls. dried Apples ;
4 ** “ Peaches;
Received this 'ay and for sale, by
JON D. ADAMS,
June 6, 2851—40. Suamhuat LcnUmg.
ACON 4000 lb* Extra Sugar Cui* I Hams;
7000 lbs Clear Sides;
4000 lbs Bone do.;
2,500 lbs Shoulders;
DRIED BEEP—300 lbs Extra Suirsr Cured;
FLOUR—10(1 Bbls Ohio, Superfine;
VINEGAR—5 bbls Cider;
Received per steamer R H. Uf. by
Jane M WM B WAIT
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT in
To the Halt, the Lome, the Sort, and th* Shf-JouUed, " We bring glad tidings of great
(The Volcaaic Oil Iron Mexico
11m long been known to possess within itself wonderfully soothing, healing and curative properties,
i and lias been extensively used by the Alters for Rheumatism. Stiffness ol Joints or Limbs, and for
all kinds of Sores, Ulcers. Burns, Wounds, Hard Lumps or Tumors, and for all kinds of Pams or
I Inflammations in Man or Beast.
The happy combination of thi* wonderful production of nature with other powerful remedies in
Die *
Mexican Muslim* Liniment
Renders it one of the most perfect remedies ever offered to the afflicted. Its action upon the organi
sation is truly wonderful. lt< volatile, penet*iting. soothing and healing propertiesdiffuse themselves
to the very bones, ltenters into the nrculsiionof the blood—gives a new impulse to the whole ner
vous system to the very extremities of the finger* and toes—stimulates the atisorbenta and secretions,
and thus assists nature to throw off and rid herself of any diseased s> ti*u> of nerves, muscles, chords
or ligaments, making it equally applicable to sore* of any kind, rheumatism, pams in any part of the
body, from a diseased action of any of th*' structural portion* of the ■system. Pusvwnr these peculiar
powers is the reason why it is equally ethcanous m so many different roraplaintis.
We will give a few of the thousands of cures that have be-m effected by this Liniment with>n the
j last year.
A lady in Columbus, Ohio, had her hand slightly bruised, took cold in it and •? spread to
A Frightful I leer
All over the back of her hand. Doctors had prescribed -ah • «. ointments, washes, and alteratives, i
' without doing it any good. It had been in this condition more than a year, when she got a bottle of
| the Mustang Liniment, by the recommendation of her physician, a id applied it as directed. The re
• suit was, that in four weeks the ulcer was healed and the hand was well! That doctor now buys the ;
' Liniment by the dozen to use in his practice.
A little girl, fourteen milts from Columbus, had a severe attack of Rheumatism. The chords of
one leg contracted so that the foot was drawn up at a right angle with tie thigh, arid the knee joint
i stiff, so that she was obliged to walk with crutches. Three bottle* of the Mustang Liniment relaxed
the chords, loosened the knee joint, relieved all pains, strengthened the muscles, and shecan skip the
rope, leap and jump without crutches and without limping.
A man m Pittsburgh had a red hot iron accidentally run into his foot, making a very severe
Wound and Burn
At the same time. The pain was intense and excruciating, threatening lock-jaw. The foot swelled
very rapidly, and m two hours he was unable to bear any weight on it, or set it to the ground. In
this condition the Mustang Liniment was applied. Immediate relief from pain was the consequence,
and in two days lie went about his business and hqd no farther trouble with it.
Capt. Wm. Alter, one of the oldest citizens of Cincinnati, and long and popularly known on all
■ the western and southern rivers as a steamboat captain, had a very severe attack of
luflummatory Rheumatism
in his right arm. After suffering the most excruciating pain for some days without a moment's relief,
lie obtained a bottle of the Mustang Liniment, and applied it. Jn less than twenty-four hours, lie
was entirely relieved from pain, the soreness and stiffness perfectly eradicated. Let any douhtthis in
j Ins presence, and he may give them a specimen of its muscular strength and (Usability of his “good
j right arm.”
A man in Covington, Ky., had not been aide to walk without crutches for near two years, from the
; effects of
| . — Chronic Rheumatism.
He heard of the Mustang Liniment, bought it, and ised i! as directed, and now he is well, and can
dance a horn pipe equal to any jolly Tar 1
A man near Louisville, Ky., had a negro man who had running sores on both his legs. They were
nearly rotten, and feared they would be the cause of Ins death. He procured half a dozen bottles of
the Mustang Liniment, and used it all according to the directions. In one month the sores wore
healed.
John Bennett, of Petersburg!!, 111., had a daughter twelve years old who had Tenia Capitis or
Scald Head. The entire scalp was a runtung sore and had been for more than a year—doctors could
do it no good. They were persuaded to try the Mustang Liniment, and to their treat joy, it has eu
; tirely healed all the sores, and a beautiful head of hair now covers the
|
Once Frightful Scalp! !,
A lady in St. Louis had a sore on the top of her head that threatened to spread all over the scalp.
The hair came out and left a bare spot the size of a dollar, that was a running sore. .She used tha
Mustang Liniment on and it not only healed the sore, but brought out i beautiful now crop of hu.r'
.Stc is now using it to drew bet 'hair, ami says it is the bead Hair rente she ever saw, while !l gives i
beautifully glossy-like appearance to the hair, that she had never succeeded in obtaining before.
These are but a few of the thousands of cures we arc daily bearing of from all parts of the
i country.
Fur Horse* and other Animals.
There is nothing can be compared to the Mustang Liniment, in this speedy and permanent cure of i
Strains, Bruises. Cuts, fluids. Chafes. Scratches, Sweeny, Poll Evil, Fistula, Big Head. Spavin RjtJK
Bone, Splint, Wind Gall, Cracked heels or any wound, stiffness, or unnatural enlargement of hone or 1
muscle. A livery stable keeper of thiscity had a match horse that he prized verv highly, that had a j
large Ring-bone on both ledgs. The horse was completely cured, and lus limbs left perfectly smooth
by the use of the Liniment.
To Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with tins valuable Liniment, as it pays a good profit and sells
rapidly.
Cautioii F.rtra.
IT Many will try to induce you tobny Nerve and Bone Liniment or some other equally worthless 1
trash, by saying it is just as good as the Mustang Liniment. Hut do not be deceived! Ask fur this \
Liniment, and buy none other, and yon will not be disappointed. The name is blown on the bottle *
Prices of the Liniment.
In consequence of the increased demand, we an nowputtini- up 25 cent, 50 rent, and dollar bot- '
lies. The 50 cent bottles contain three limes asraurh as the 2 > ••••m siz. . and th. dollar bottles four I
limes as much as the 50 cent size—so that mou y will be saved m buying the large buttles.
JT Principal Depot at BRAGG A McLEANS'S Drug Store, corner Third and Market streets, St.
j Louis, Missouri.
jj- Druggists and Country Merchants supplied on liberal terms.
J. \V. TAPI’E, Wholesale Agentfat Little Rock, Ark.
April S, 1S51.
31— ly.
I/HflNK III imn’ * »«*»
Sate
UPON accommodating terms, the following
tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho
I lomew, in Drew county, Arkansas :
S. E. fraction qr. sec. 7; West half sec. 7; \V. >
half of N. E. qr. sec. 7: W. half sec. <i; W. half
of S. E. qr. sec. 6; all hr township U south range!
■ west. |
These lands are among the best in the State of ]
I Arkansas, well situated, in a thriving neighbor
j hood and convenient for shipping produce.
For terms, apply to
, L. A. WHITELEY.
I Little Rock, March 22d. 38— 3m.
OIJVKR & CO.,
WINE 3* 'SPIRIT MERC HA IS,
! CORNER OF MAIN AXD MARKHAM ST.
I Old Pott Office Comer.
JUST Received a fine assortment of choice
articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con- ;
| sisting of
1 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown
'Sherry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine; Catauba Wine ■
| Lungworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Juice; Bran- j
! dy, Cognac; Brandy Cherries: London OinfMo- \
j nongahela Whisky; Scotch Ale: Brown Stout; i
Anisette; Natural Syrup; Muscat, de Frontignau; j
Marischano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor
cestershire Sauce; Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab
sinthe: Preserves Ac., Ac.
Little Rock, April 22. 33-tf.
NEW FAMILY STORE.
TiOiiiii X ( VltTI U.
On East tide of Eatl Morn tt., lirtt briek star
abate the comer of .Markham tt.,
W1IOI.EK4U: A NO KKTAIL UKAIJCHS IN
FAMILY, STAPLE A SO FASCY
Urerrrics, Provisions, fonntry Prodnrr. kt.
HAVE just opened, in the store heretofore oc- j
copied as a Tin Shop, a general asxortrmnt
of every thing in tin ir hue, comprising a larger
variety of FAMILY SUPPLIES than eve* before
offered in this market. Their friends, and citizens ■
generally, are invited to call and examine their
stork before purchasing elsewhere, as they arc de
termined to sell as low as the lowest, for cash or
country produce.
Little Rock, April 9, 1831. 32—tf. I
mm■■■« »
TYPE FOUNDERY.
GUILFORD A JONES,
NO. 41,
Columbia Street, Hqpwftt'ti Sycamore am) Broadway,
CrS< I\N*1TL OHIO.
Would respecTfutty inform their old Patrons and j
Printers generally, that they have removed their
Founder)', to the buildings formerly occupied as
Ihe Stereotype Fouudery and Printing Establish-1
ment of
SHKPAKD.
Where they are Prewired to Furnish Anythinp in
their lane.
FOSTERS' PRESSES!
Tusy Aie also Aotvrs voa Fosnut’s
HAND, CARD, it P« W E R P R E S S E S;
And In Fla,, will Kill any Order fur
PRINTING MATERIALS,
At thi Shorteit Motiee, and at the Isnrttt Eastern,
PRICES.
20
Hats! Hath !!
I)oz. Palm Leaf Hats.
a “ Panama “
2 •“ “Jenny Lind” Hals.
6 “ Tampico /
4 “ Campeachy “
Received per P. Pemrywit and for sale by
JOHN 1). ADAMS.
March 25 1847 ' Steamboat Isending
Whiskey.
BBLS. Whiskey;
UU 1* half bbls. “
. 3 bblv. old Rye do. ;
Received and for sale by
JNO. D. ADAMS. Steamboat Landing
May 90. 1861—39
■ niru-K * .Hiue « oiie^iatr
Institute,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
THIS establishment is now opened on Louisiana
street for the admission of day pupils—and it
is expected attor some time to afford accomodation
for boarders.
The Course of Educntiou will Embrace,
1st- The Primary; 2d. The Mercantile, and 3rd
The Classical and Philosophical Departments.
TERMS—Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable
hi advance for the Primary Departments which in
clude 8p' Ring Reading and Writing J5 00.
Kor the Mercantile, which includes Arithmetic,
Hell, s Letters, Llocution, Geography, History and
Mensuration 38 ijo.
For thet lassie aland Philosophical department,
which includes together with what is mentioned
in the Mercantile couise ; the Latin, Greek,
French and Italian languages ; the science of Al
t', bra, Geometry, Trigonometry; with Natural and
Experimental Philosophy #12 00.
director* and professor*.
Rev. PATRICK. REILLY,
Rev. PATRIC K MKHAN,
Rev. PATRICK MARTIN,
Little Rock, March 18, 1852. 28-1 lw.
Spring Clothing.
V LARGE and beautiful assortment of SPRING
. CLOTHING, received per Phillip Penny* it,
and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Lauding.
March 25. 29—tf.
Robekt Abmbthusu. Geo. C. Lawksbo.n.
Akmii.u 1 1a n Rin.
ARMSTRONG, I.AWRASON eV CO.
< oiuniis*ion tlercliaut*.
hi i Magasme street,
A E W O H I. E A .V S .
March 25, Jb51. 29—ty
Vw *|>rini; Ciooil*.
i “ late style Silks.
Biol i* assorted Calicoes.
30 “ '* Ginghams.
20 “ “ Oottonades.
8 “ Brown Linen.
20 “ Demina.
2 Bales 3-4, 7-3, & 4 1, Brown A Blch’d
Domestics.
5-4, fi-4, 10*4 and 12-4, Brown and Blch’d
•Sheetings-.
3 pieces 12 4 Linen Sheeting.
22 “ Irish Linen.
Gloves. Cravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs,Shawls
Apron Ci. -cks, Oanabt rgs, Umbrellas, ParasoLi,
Negrc goods, Ac., Ac., Ac.
Received per P. Pemiywitt. and for sale Cheap
/or ( <*» imhj by JOHN D. ADAMS.
March ‘25, 1851. Alcorn iepei
CVtPKEI.—50 I; ,, prime I 1 y
J Received ami for sale >v
May 16th, 1361. , WM, B. JVA1T.
niHiiw; tiTTi.\u!
Tomb*, Mvtaarul* Urnvc - Muu, ,, Ac.,
Tniniihed to order.
IOSEI'JI Cl, A UK, Slone-CuUtr,, (late ol .Vr,
Oyrfans,) begi leave to iiiloim the iltlien, of
Lirtte- Ri>, k an.I I lie vicinity, that h- has opened an
t^abu-hmetit on Water Street, (adjoining William
George's -tore.) tor the purpose ol eKrCuling all
kind, ol MARBLE WORK, and invitra tfie at'en
iinn ol all these uanti-'g any thing ol Ihia kind done
lit * neat and work man-like manner and at a mode
rate price. He will keep on band a slock of the
best material, and is ready to execute all work in
his line at the shorter notice.
Little Rock. Aug. •>, 1S5M. 48— tf
Cirocrrirti.
JOHN D. ADAMS has on hand, and olferato bis
Inends anil customers,lor aale, No 1 Mackerel,
in kits, Hallibul in k# hols. Sugar, Entire, Spice,
Pepper, Ginger. Nutmegs, Cloves, reixnltii Molas
ses, Indigo and Madder, Powder, Sl ot and Lead,
Rice, Ac , Ac.
Alto—TEAS, Pnuchong, Young Hyson, Black,
and a very superior article ol “ Imperial ”—* together
with, Preseived Cun ml r, Gooseberries', 0*£<-a,
Khenharb, Ike , lor family use.
Ore 24, I*50.
...i,
18—
PROFESSIONAL CAR D S.
J. «!. JOI«^M»\.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
UTT1.K ROCK, ARK.
Oft. i, ly.Yfl.
*• I- HK4\IH \bir<;.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LAW RF.NCEVU.LE. ARK’S
>ii the »p ititifx nt pt ih[ ■ sr.
» P Francii and Monroe, in r*tp first J„ tin* I i'u.
tnit; he mantis- nl lV.ti» md ArUn«»«. in thf
armnit Judicial Ciifriit, at d tjm rninty ol prairie,
in thf SON Indiei*| Cnruit, and wjtl pay strict at
tention to tl.f coltetrtieii o! rfeMi in »ny par! if Hr
StHf, mil mil »t»o net a* igrnt for the .al* of Unit*
•tut paving 'axes, fce.
Rfji ence in I.iMr'iiffviltf Monroe m , Aik«
Srp» 17 ISVt —S—2—|y
iOlIK T. TRKiifii,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HFN’TON, ARKANSAS
May 31, ls.Mr.
HIAKV n. KEttun,
ATT«R>E 1 1> ronSELLIR iT LAW.
jOAti f nt Hntnn. Halim- Comity.)
W^u At riCK in thr Conn tin oi Saline
" P Hot Spring.. Perry, Montgomery, and thr
court* at Little Rock. Any hunim-** entrusted to
hi* farr will receive prompt attention
K. « I TIP||\S,
Attornrv and-fonimllor at Law.
a yo solici roh iy ch a y ck k y
LITTLE ROCK. AUK
JAMES T. BROWN, *
.ITT OR.YE y jit L .1 W,
Arkan.a* Pont, Ark.,
W ill practice hi* profession iu Ihr Second Judicial
C ireuit, and will attend to the rollection of debt,
ami thr in real igallon of laud claim* i n every part
of Arkansan ,lg
W. I . IM \ A L.
moR\EvoBioi;muoR miw.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Fort smith, Arkansas
R. H. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law,
IiIttlk Rock, .Ark.
JOHN K. IIOHIMvV.
Attorney at Law.
Rrsidrx in Lfwinille, LnfnyfUr County, irk
VNP will practice in the court,<>| the fith Juiii
cial district. All binHaconfUed to In, miin.
igemeat, wiM rcecolve prompt aadfaithfalatUmtion.
LAMBERT A. WHITELEY,
tTTOHNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE ON M.1RKIUM STREET
Lrm.r. Rock. Arrarias
JAMES A WILSON
ATTORNEY AM) COt NSELLOR AT LAW
_ nSt-LVILLE, 4IIKAVi.lt>.
DAVIl) W CARROLL,
Little Rot L.
ma30|y ] Arkansas. [noS»
JOHN QI ILLLV
ATTORAEV ii COOKSELLOR AT LAW.
AND
SOLICITOR IX CUiN( KRI,
)rncE—LI dorado. Union county. Arkati***.
K m. WBMjtwr&kM
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON MARKHAM STKEU I
LfLTLS BOCK *»*’». 1 ft
J. V. TEBBETTS,
ITTORilE V k COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Fay ettev ille, ArkauaaN.
iiEO . C . WATKINS.
A 9. M. (CURAS
AVATKIXS A CURRAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
little rock Arkansas
LLIA* N. C'ONWAV,
ITTCilKEV ITLlW.iGEMMtULlM) AGENT,
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS,
IVTILL ATTEND to the collection of debt* iu
f T any part of the State, to hnyiiig and veiling
land*, paying !nxm, redeeming lami* forfeited for
taie*, Nlc He if authorized to sell lands enough
for thr*c or four thousand yooti plantations, and ut
cheap rates, for cash.
l'o insuredltentioii.communication* mustbepoat
paid.
Little Rock, Jan. 16, 1850. lM-ly
LABAN M STROUD
Attorney and roiiwller at Law,
Ur I LI. practice in the Courts of Newton, Sear'
f y, Marion. and Carroll counties.
Residence n> ar Crooked Crttk,Carroll > <>., Ark.
April 23—33—ly.
S. G. S MI T H
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
,W,
CrIN' ET>>\. Dai.i.as to., Ark«.
3S-II.
.10*111 t v noittci*.
ittounkv no ronsellsii at law.
BOCK POET, HOT SPRING co., ARK.
A |itU 2u. :a5o. .« f.
\A;\V n.UTUIAK.!/
JUST received, dir* cl from New Orleans, a large
and welt selected assortment«.f new ami fash
ionable Clothing: Particular attention is called to
a fine stock of Summer Clothing.
For sale low for cash, and for cash only !
K. MAlters.
Little Rock, tf'iy 20^1851. Hamitmt.
Truitefk Male.
T) V virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed by Silas
11 Poke, on the 'Jtb day of May, I860, to John
Matlock, tv secure the payment of a certain sum of
money in said Deed of Trust named, 1 will, on the
fitst Monday m August next, in the city ot Cam
den, offer for sale to the highest and last bidder,
that well knuwu and valuable projwrty, situated
in said city,known as the “ OUACHITA HOUSE,’*
said premises embracing the lollow.iig Lota, to w it;
Lot Nodi m block No. 11, fronting cast 4b feet
on Adams street, and running back west sixty
feit, tin wiii'ii of its front; and Lot No. 68 ,i,
block No. 11, fronting 60 feet on th Northerly
side of Jefferson street, and running back there
from westward!)!, the width of its front, 120 let.
The buildings uprut the premises are all new.
and the •' Ouacbtta House ’ one of the largest and
most convemeul buddings for a first class Hotel m
the State, and the location offers the strongest in
duceiisenls to persons wishing to engage m that
business.
The whole premises will be sold on a credit un
til the first .fay of Hatch next, the pun fiasergiv mg
his note with two approved securities.
L. L. CASE, Trunin.
Camden, May 22, Ii5t—10—vis.
(•rwcrieh!
J UST received from New Orleans the following
articles, viz
12 boxes Kaunas;
1 “ Ground (linger;
6 " Maccarom;
8 “ Ventffelli;
61! “ Table (salt;
1 “ Tomato Ketchup;
l “ Chocolate;
1 basket Sweet Oil;
1 box Lemon Svrup;
4’ “ linperial Tea;
10 * Soap
10 “ Sacks Coffee;
12 doz. C. S. Hoe*; ,
1 “ Kifie Locks with ff»;
And for sale cheap by
A. J. HUTT.
Little Rock. June 8, 1861. .Ham rtrte*
\nv <Joo»s
I last 11*1.;, »,» , ,
1 ««4 fauly. « .,r*, J #f* * w
•ouitmn to pn-viou* aimal*. w.,Kr,
r«m v and Ktaplr MrwjMi.rf^ | Uxr k
the mo*.ra«p|*t, 1 ,ur fcav
|«.h <c. and rvspcrtfuHy m, lW p,
try amt town, to rai! am; examine ,h«
Littie
I.ITTLK ROCK HH;){
SCHOOJ
Bn.rdiut B*j Vine! K»r )*«>' L.d,„
THt h«M»»» .1 lh„ b,„ ,i„y „ , ■*. .... •
, . * r-*‘< »a» a’tei
'Mfitr ol tlia Ptaf.ia I* eat,.catty r,,p,„i, ;
Hu* In.litMitn unde, |h» rate ol y ,
" *”* V'^X>1*. ».h A Teache'ra
education. PoMr-asii k w|it,m „,.m„ ,v .
qn»l.l,cation* (in >,•« lane, * , ,ai rt,., „|,,. .
*•**' I”*>•'»»**•! »ri, per ter• xlm. , • . •» k, .
r,llf'0 '* " f'nifcm, n « hose nan,. * .to ^ ’ L
Ml* f'unw ol ;h, B i,■* S.biv.l, b,„ g
•taMly »*»or„u.i »nh th,„ Tea.f,»,.. ,**, *r ..
... •” r ^'«M,v to tinm ami t-fir. tbr ....
‘n'! hat.il. cl nrilcr and retul„p»‘
the import,,.„ (Kto,,^ km>wfcN,
education,,he T >n.ctj oto !(, „ t, !fj|
lb* language, ol the .u,hi„hww, .
rrr *, ,n'',|,'c tho pi,,r$ld, „
Umlly. to attend it* Kr. net, nw,r,, *,thou ,»
cnaigr.
Th*-;i(*ation of the city of l,.tf|. (fork i. heapf, i
and .iryr»*,No a, an to,,, ., by tU»mu„
amt »iago • wm**
T o -vv.-m „f oitnralien, a«t.t ...,.!y pn,„.,rt
aim. at aperloe, apprariation ofwl al, vor ia al,rmi.t'
a,I in <1avatoi,injtha mo,a| ana inltll.rtiiamrnt'Mn
—-ambrafing a tt,oioush an t »y atrmaiic «iw, f,
ibo oloniontary to lha h.*ha.'l brif rhr. MiWtln
raaord. of achotarahip »n.t dapoHmant ara tian-n ,■
tad to Paratita, wh.Ut avnv judn m... iniin,w
•tnrly m atford^d.
I ha .rhool i. rensianUv nr,fa, 'ha .,,nar.i.i,>«,
the Board ol Vtailor., who, from i,ma i„ nma, ,,
anilna tha variou* cla>aa., and report thru pr. gr,..
Tram, of Tuition nn.l RaarO p.r ....Ion
fl»p mnniht.
Day lenolin, 4th DepattnirM, 4|»J
•• H,„
*» " It, ,W
f,t •« |, M
!• ranch, Italian, Bpaniah and (»arma«, afrh, |.y ,*
S,i,Ring in Choir, l„
Mn.ie—Piano,Uinl.r, ai d Organ, each, •>
Harp, ^
D,awing amt Painting, ((| t1
A <•■',ii*a Irin Onanlai |>an ling, Ja,ao
Work, inlay me ot K<h,i,v and Ivory,
Ha i hnif \K „ra, and w ax Howar./parh, |o .
No charga lor ernluonlaiy and ornamantal
nf^ille work
Board, wa.lmif, liffila, fuel, ,<M ol bedding,
,V., par unotiih. r ,0 1^
Pj- -lrnta qoailatly, in advanra, no dadurti, ,
for ahwncr.
.S^fttion* roininrnt f |p{ aS#*pt. Mmi lit Ptb p...
P'l* racaivad at any pcrirM, xt.4 rhar-ad Iron nr,
ol etilrar.ra to cb «e ol Ihe a< e.ion
HO til <! ol
Rt fifv, Di»h. FftrrjMA*,
Hon Judff* Kiiifio,
A I'ltK,
Hwi T. V* Nkwton,
L. CtiMOfi, M I).
J. H < rkamk,
L E H\hh»h, Esq »
LitTii* Rock, Amt
\ I'ltwri.
H«n 1- W. TTAf^iLi.
Hon. Jmtf** Field,
,:io. C U mini, th,,
E II I MiiLiRN, E?q ,
.M«| J 1.a wm>«,
*»*■'• B H. H> mi*m n
H« * W. U. >i | fv
22, l«W. 5 l-tf.
W‘SBiM)Tfl\ HUE KlIIMY,
Ilempstcnd County, Ark».
f I'llK second St'*e...ii ol thin 1 iisltlutiau, opv
A thia morning. February lllh, IK>0
•*»». 1’. I' Timt>NTi*r, Superintendent inti pt*.
fes*or of Moral and Intellectual Ptnlusofitn
Belte-Letters, iitin Spanish Literature
Rev H. C- Thwvstt, A. M.. Prolesaorof t.recun
Roman, h reach and Italian Literature.
James I aocs ss. A. M . Piolessor of Mathematic,
Students received in the Primary Iisparinteul »u<
instructed
TEB Mt»:
Primary Uepartinenl. per session of 21 sreeb.
payable quarterly iu advance, jli '•
Preparatory Department, lb =
| C-eiiegiate Courae, Vit> ■
Vocal and instrumental M usic. Elements of
Muaical Composition, (Extra; . .141
Initiation 1 ae, 1 W
No deduction for nbeeuce unless in cases oi pr*
traded illnesa
All atudenta charged from the time of tier
entry to the end of the session
N B.—The sons of all miuislera who are »»•
i gaged in the regular work of the tniniatry. or/
those who are superanuated or have died in tin
, ministry: will be educated free of charge
Bosaotvo can he obtained in the heel fami’its,
at from $ii to *jft |>er month.
Particular attention will he paid both to tin
moral and intellectual training of all stttdest
committed to our charge.
8. T SANDERS, Secretary
BOARD OK TRUSTEES
lion. D. T WITTER, ParrinxKT, Hon H f
Poindexter. Rev Wm Moores, Rev. L. P Lived
Rev B P. Box, I N. Joyes. M. D , Mr. J H S*
| defur. Mr. T. Williamson, Hou J D TrlB>t>"
Rev J, Custer, M. I)., Rev J. J Roberts, C I
Mltchol, M. D , Mr W W' Andrews, Mr Si
Saudere, Mr H. W Smith. 7—23—If
OK. LK1DVS MRsmiilLIt BI.OIID PIU*
Ahrrtd ol nil Other*!!
THr Khtjt of Mil 1*111
HECAU8K they aie toiler, be"*t amt more *i
caciotja than any other*; ami became th* pv
it Ui*>
Ur will Utk<- n«» nub- • other* tl Ui* j, • an • t*(;«»* ih*
!SO\ KS havt- ln*«*n K>lit NiiHimiU for '
VUI Nti WIMU.Ii. mM.K KKM \LK,rafi *•+
Ukf tt.riii Mill) equal •afety, and without it-tr
IF FILLS ML \K( RSS.1H Y lor purgm* aud rletnw
the Stuxuai h and B**'***l*, and j*uri?>H»« its** Blood and
«T the I* dv. U*k< mi (Mbmrth Ior l»« r (nil* partite '*•*
comhuted • (foe!*, or < onUi)n >■;»»■*/» |«nl in in tin m
K»l. l)rink«H«l Live a* I • •••!. and puir*w 1
u*tiai whiter Iwhin* them, without lew <4
cold, (iurutJ! *11 kinds '»i \t.-nUii-i
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
«r« w 114. n ti that iui*e * «r fiimx? 'Wnh A»< . ,rr*»m Plr?‘
*•»*»!-. ( iruiui n, no Tuber* *»t 4'imgfl'**, uimJ r«
/.I Mr tn ?* ,J ,I Un-ir rtfs .»«■ than «»l :tf»i »dh*i
M
twu, witll dll ' I • j - i;»«J - «M «*dtfps
nying lw h U:*.
TUrv Imvr: ttu l»r1t iff Ri.' ‘<*»i it,
l‘‘r*-r I'rtfu liu-l H f*iVU|e» C»t .;») *■ (• !,
i*0 iiah gnff tin- >»t l,
pMdttci ti" »«• kiu »*», V'Nniliim 'nr iwd
1 III,V \KKOU«U AT AlJ. 11*11.-.
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