The true Democrat., 1854-11-29

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 cEs. ;G2I 2IEi3!| |: E5!ll3fS fSls3a33;$ |s155f SUCH dIs!C|! |:|'( |a3s REM TIT 139l M {l3;} IIs511 1;3s| 15GII GE13 131Rl l|99if | imperative duty call the attention of the public to the extremely important fact, that weekly and month y hundreds and thousands of dollars expended in the purchase o medicines which are everywhere offered tor sale 10 an pectng people, There are aso host o1 quacKs vending pernciou, injurious and quite worthless pills and drugs through the country wil therefore, pass this use' less, worthless, injurious and countless mass of patent ste eotype poon and call the attention of the whole people to invaluable medicine which, among all others, Is diamond plain of sand, THE ARKANSAS FEVER IoNIc! medicine prepared in the southwest; and above all others best suited to the diseases peculiar to the southwest. For time the impression had abroad that his medicine only remedy for intermittent tevers, commonly known s chils and feversn which it's most violent ad mtted that it wond and leave the system m better condition than any other known incidence put so ' abe medicine this could not uhtrled Tn all of eble nature, found and admitted, be certain remedy and It is well known fact that pneumonia winter fever, IS more violent III and fatal in termination, than any other disease o the south and vest strong and healthy peons o1 all ages and both have fallen by It's deadly Many persons alarmed at the name of patent meuc hey have right to be they have been imposed uPon) but all such, let throw away the poiSoous and mineral pills have on your shelves anu III you and use Dr. WoopsoNs justly celebrated family medicines: Arkansas Fever Tonic Young American Linment' klng II, medical properties of the Arkansas Fever Tonlc Tonic Febrifuge, Daphorec, Anti-spasmodc Narcotic It Is a valuable Anti periodic and febrfuge Lay aside your pre- iudice and this tonic fair al and if should then tal condemn but if it should not, give the praise It men Woodson begs request, not only favor to him. self, but still more as return due to science ana humanity and who have been cured by the o the Arkan Fever Tonic, their physicians, will communicate description of their diseases, its previous duraon how quickly cured of the patient and other particulars, to the principal depot, Van Buren, Arkansas. He pledges himself at the same me never to publish Tn any paper or other publication, the of person cured, who might wish to remain private whereas such will be eneredo the records of this nvenon with only the initials of the person in question.
 Caution to the Public.
 Some of the above medicines formerly put by the firm of Woodson x Mitchell but have recently purchased the entire interest of pr. Mchell whose appears the directions, but will be discontinued the pre- 1 sent stock of labels on hand are used up.
 Having learned there a report circulation to the effect that Arkansas Fever Tonic contained arsenic other mineral poon we have been permitted to publish the following statements from two of the most eminent phy sicians in the country thus proving former assertion that the Arkansas Fever Tonic contained mineral any shape or form whatever the assertions of interested the contrary notwithstanding.
 Fan Buren, Aug. 1e 1853. Messrs. Woodson x Mitchell:
 Gent-n of the 18th inst, requesting whether the Arkansas Fever Tonic contained senc or any other mineral poon will say that it does not contain any such poson and that consider safe and vaunble remedy the treatment of intermittent evers and some other diseases, in which have tested its virtues
 c. F. BROWN, NJ. D.
 Fan Burcn, Aug. l6 1853.
 
 >irsAt your request have examined your preparation styled Arkansas Fever Tonic and find that contains senlc or other minerals Respectfully, etc..
 JAMES A. DlBREL, M. D.
 Cra1ctord Co.,, .ark Aug. l3 1853. Messrs Woodson X Mitchell:
 Srs-I wish inform you that have tried bot tie of your valuable Arkansas Tonic, of chill and fever of nine months standing, which stopped mme daely after various other remedies had failed; the tonic had tle desired effect acted like than medicine. therefore recommend the public vaua- ble remedy for chills and tevers.
 Yours respectfully,
 JOHN ;. OLIVER. P. s- state you that have that time, sold several dozen bottles of tonic and all had the desired effect in almost every j. J. c. for small; eve D per bottle; vemifuge 9 liberal discount wholesale dealers. For sale by every merchant and druggist throughout the country Prepared and sold by tIe gned proprietor whom all must be addressed bI. C. WOODSON,
 Van BuIen, Arks DJ J. HlcAlmont Co, Little Rock Jas Scott Elk Mills, Mo- Scott Stewart, Grand Falls, Mo-. c. ". Bewton, Catkyie. Ark; samuel liensey, Ev Evansve, Ark War ren sams. Huntsville, Ark Craig X sutton, Benonville, Ark r. r. Wilcox, Dardenee, Ark; ". D. Dencka, Fort Wm. Whitfield, Creek Agency, C. N.; Sader Co., Rose vile, -irk. A. j. M uoodin Le,eisburg, Ark; Howell X Bernard, Norri>town Ark; H. Power Co., south Bend Ark; John HIhard, Napoleon, Ark; M Mayors Brother Fort smith, Ark Dr. Brewster, Pine Bluffs, Ark; Bey Ewing Co.,, Crooked Creek; A. A. Baker, Benyyle; w. AI Bruce, Arkadelphia; Briggs Gau Blutfton; Captain Chew, Fayetteville; VI NJ. Coker < Co., Crooked Creek w. S Deayer, Elm Sprngs J. H. Stfown' Rockport Feild Dolley, Rock Creek; Dr. W. (. Iammon, Hot Springs; F. Johnson, I'rown,town Thomas NcDowell Cassve Mo May McIarlan, Mount Ida, Ark. John smith, O>age Mills: F. rtrawn, Centeryille Alex. Scott, Rock Roe; z NJ. Scott Trouble Hll. August 30, 1854. ly .'sEIO0T LUXE OR GIVE UP THE GUN.'' a ,~ TiNHE subscriber has on hand and is Naou< | constantly receiving full arsort- -SJ..ASrr 70 ment of Rifles, Shot Guns, Fowl 7*Sn4aSssssss ing Pieces, Pistols, etc., which he offers to the public very low rates. lie keeps noth- ing hand but the very best and is therefore pre- pared to give entire satisfaction.
 He also is prepared to do all manner of gunsmth- ing on short notice and in good style
 I. WILAMOWICZ. R. II. HUMMEL,
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 PARTNERSisIP.
 HAVING purchased of Dr. T. w. Tappe all the | fresh Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dye-stutis ar niShes, Glassware, Brushes Patent Medicines Per tumerv and miscellaneous articles etc. etc and his celebrated Compound Solution of Extract of Peruvian Bark for the of fever and ague aud all otherinter mittent levers, and his Compound Powders of Orier- tai Worm Seed, with prescrp pton and information of preparing them, kept and sold by him at the Drug Store Main street, Little Rock, Ark. we have asso- ciatcd together for the purpose of carrying on the Drug business at the same place, under the name and style of siummeI x Co.,, where we would be hap py to accommodate all those who give a call The city and country physicians respectfully requested to favor Us with share of their orders and prescrp- tions l. WILAMOWICZ, June 13 1854 6m k. H. HUMMEL. THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF Til F UNIVERSITY of the STATE of MO. YENHE regular Lectures of the Medical Department II of the Missouri University will commence on the lst of November 1S54 and will continue until the lst of March, 1855.
 course of preliminary lectures will be delivered by the Professors of the Instuton free of any extra charge, subjects intimately connected with their re- spectve departments, beginning the st of October and ending the 1st of November.
 Clinical lectures will also be delivered either at the City Hospital the City Dispensary every day dur ing the month of October, we'll as during the en- tire regular session. Admittance the clinical lec- lures free of extra charge.
 Medical Faculty. JOHN s. MOORE, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice.
 JOSEPH N. MCDOWELL, M D., Professsr of Sur gery and Surgical Anatomy.
 ABNER MOTION, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 JOHN BARNES, M. D., Professor of Matcria Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Botany.
 E. DENYING, M D., Professor of Pathology and Clinical Medicine.
 J. R. ALLEN, M D., Professor of Obstetrics and