The true Democrat., 1855-03-21

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 to the extremely important fact that weekly and month y thousands of dollars expended in the purchase of medicines, which everywhere offered for sale to unsuspecng people. There are aso host of quack vending penioous injurious and quite worthless pills and drugs through the country wll therefore, pass this use eSs worthless injurious and countless of patent ste eoype poison and call the attention of the whole people to invaluable medicine, which, among all others Is a diamond apan of sand ''THE ARKANSAS FEVER roNC!
 medicine prepared the southwest; and above all others, best suited to the diseases peculiar to the southwest For some mpe had gone abroad that this edcne only remedy for intermittent fevers, commonly known as 'chs and fevers which its most violent enemies ad- mitted that if wond cue sooner and leave 1be system in better condition than other known medicines but lalibe medicine this could not untred in all diseases of febre found and admitted wherevered, to be certain remedy and sure cure. It is well known fact that pneumonia winter fever, violent in its nature and fatal termination, than other disease of south and vest that strong and healthy of all and both sexes have fallen by its deadly touch.
 bated the skill Ot the most eminent physicians. Often, often, the husband the mother the chd made the victim of its ravages until this remedy which had ruled all other diseases, applied to- when, the most dan and fearful disease of the south and gave way the supremacy of this medicine and nfabe the
 Arkansas Fever Tonc." Independent of its merits in the of all the diseases above mentioned is the tan uret safest and most perfect remedy for all dis headache, neuralgia and rheumatism that be used Many alarmed at the name of patent medicines they have light be for they have imposed upon but all such, let say away poisonous drugs and mineral pills you have shelves and Dr. WooDsoNs justly celebrated family medicines: Arkansas Fever Tonic, Young American Lniment, King Cure All, Vermfune and Eye Water,
 Caution 70 the Public.
 
 firm of Woodson Mitchell, but have recently purchas ed the entire interest of Dr. Mitchell whose appears the directions, but will be discontinued the pre- sent stock of labels on hand used up.
 Having learned there report in circulation the effect that Arkansas Fever Tonic contained arsenic other mineral poison we have been permitted pubs the following statements from of the eminent phy scan in the country thus proving our former assertion that the Arkansas Fever Ionic contained mineral shape form whatever, the assertions of interested persons | contrary notwithstanding
 Fan Buren, Aug. l8, 1853. Mess OdSOn S Nitche
 Gents-ln answer to note of the 18th ns requesting whether the Arkansas Fever Tonic ar contain any such poison, and that consider it a safe and valunbe remedy the of intermittent levers and snn" other diseases Tn which have tested its virtues. | C. F. BROWN, M D. Fun Buren, Aug. It, 1853.
 srs-At your request have examined your preparation styled Arkansas Fever Tonic and find that it Senic or other minerals. Respectfully, etc., JAMES A. DIBREL, NJ. D. CraaJord Co.,, ark Aug. l3, 1853. Messrs. Woodson & Mitchell:
 Dear SirsI wish inform you that have tried one bot tie of your most valuable Arkansas Tonic case of chill and fever of nine months standing, which stopped it mne datey, a various other remedies had aeG the tonic had the desired effect and acted like a charm than medicine therefore recommend it to the public as vaua be remedy for chilis and levers.
 JOHN ]. OLIVER.
 F. S- can state you that have since that time sold several dozen bottles of your onc and all had the desired effect in almost every J. j. O.
 Netdi Plice o ue lohic TOT large size anu oU cents for small; water D cents bottles vermuge 9
 liberal discount to wholesale dealers. For sale by every merchant and druggist the country Prepared and sold by the underslgned sole proprietor to whom all orders st be addre ssed NJ. c. WOODSON Van Buren, Ark's. Agents.
 Dr.J. J Me Amont Co, Little Rock Jas Scott, Elk Ms Mo-; Scott Stewart Grand Falls, Mo-. c. w. Brewton Clarksve, Ark Samuel Hensley, Evansville, Ark; Tar sans Huntsville, Ark; Craig Sutton, Bentonvlle Ark; P F. Wilcox, Dardenele Ark. W. F. Denckla, Fort Gibson C. N.; J. T. R. II. Martin, Grand Saline C. N; | C. N.: ville Ark; A. J. M Ooodin, Lewisburg Ark; Howell Bernard, NorIstown, Ark; H. Power Co.,, South Bend Ark; John Hbard Napoleon, Ark. NJ. Mavers x Brother Fort smith, Ark; Dr. Brewster, Pine Bluffs Ark; Bery Ewing Co.,. Crooked Creek; A. A. Baker, Berryviie; W. M Bruce, Arkadepha; Briggs X Gault, Blufton Captain Chew, Fayetteville; W. NJ. Coker X O., Crook ed Greek: w. s Deavers, Elm Springs J. H. Strown port; Fed Doey, Rock Creek; Dr. w. c. IIammon Hot Springs; F. Johnon Browntown; Thomas ell CasSvile, May & NcFarlan, Mount Ida, Ark; John smith, Osage Mills; F. Strawn, Centerville Alex. Scott, Rock Roe r. NJ. scott, Trouble Hill. August 90, 1854 ly