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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
The Plague.

Dreadful Racoges Amoag the ArGJs.-A
correspondent OF the London Times, writing
from TripoI!, gives >the following graphic ac-
sount of the terrible ravages OF the plague
among the Arabs in the Stotes of Barbary:
The disease first broke out among an Arab
tribe, about six hours distant from Bengazi,
and a report of the dreadful ravages it was
making reached that city on the 25th of last
April. The disease found It's way into the
unsuarded city, and its first victims were the
women and children of the poor But it soon
spread with fearful raPidity, attacking, with
fearful violence, rich and poor alike. Then
ensued general panic, and of population
Of 5000 souls more than half abandoned their
homes and fled 10 the desert. OF those that
remained 40 or 80 died daily, sometimes
more Night and day the bodies of the dead
were cast hastily into their shallow graves,
,nd the cries of the Moorish women, the
bowling of the Jews, and the dismal tolling
Of the bells of the Catholic chapel were terri
be to hear. At length the Ottoman gov
srrInent, iu consequence of Consul Groves
representation, sent a steamer from Constan-
tinopl. with two physicians, who Immediately
s.ter their arrival, declared the disease to be
the plague of the most virulent type, and, in
consequence Of their circulars to that effect,
Bengazi and all the ports Of Northern Africa
have been placed in strict quarantine. Mr..
Consul Grove remained at his post during all
these horrors for ten mortal weeks, until he
lost all his servants but one, and was SO much
affected by the dreadful efiluvia from the
nclghboring cementry that bis stomach re
iected all he ate and drank. Then, feeling
that he could no longer BE- Of any service, lie
sailed for Tropol, and, after passing seven
teen days in the lazareito. was welcomed 10y
his friends as one ESCAPED from death
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

TEe-e an the Uest-The Cincinnati Price
Current. of the 1st ult., publishes the num-
Der OF Hogs six months old in 93 counties Of
Kentucky, from a statement made by the
State Auditor. 1t is 977, $50, against 1885,
o43 last year. Eeturns have been received
from, 50 counties Of Indiana, furnished by the
Auditor OF that State, showing the number
Of hogs to be s7o,424 in those counties,
against S32,47l last year. In 20 counties OF
Ohio, the number is 72I go, against 622.-
o74 last year. The deficiency as far as heard
tuckv remain to be heard from.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Window Glass.
Table Napkins,

CASE $50 dozen) of the above, Just received
l. and for sale by
july l6. '5s JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS ca
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

Capture Of A,ee hnHire,i TNg3eS.-The
Northern English Ensign, Of August Il, gives
the following account of recent great cap
ture OF whales at the Orkney I>land-:--
Last week was unusually exciting in various
OF the Orkney Islands, large shoals Of whales
havinz made th~ir appearance. For several
years thy y.hs,e well nigh disappeared, much
to th. disappointment: aul l,-s Of the island
rrs, many Of whom were aont a; times to re
Hlize handsome sums from the capture and
Staying of these huge monsters. At Eothies
holm, Stronsav, on wednesday, a large
.'school' made its appearance. and greater
part Of the iuhaj.tau:, Of the district turned
ont, armed with &. manner ofletha! weapons,
and the result Of ..s- days exerlions WAS the
handsome capture OF eighty whales, some of
them of considerable size. On Friday they
were sold in cumulo, by Mr. Malcolm, Green,
and realized high price.
On Thursday. at the Sand of-Bea, in the
Island of Sunday, hundreds Of whales aPl car
ed, and were the signal for simultaneous
onslaught by old aud Young, male aid fe-
male, of the locality. The scene was both
amusing and exciting. After a large body
bad been erabayed and driven into shai wa
ter Iy means OF small boats. an inliscriminate
slaughter took place, amid the most admired
confusion, terminating in the death Of no
fewer than two hrndred and twenty whales,
being the largest capture for number OF
years. On Friday they were sold TO Mr. J.
Hs"ison, and the proceeds yielded a hand
so-,. sum to tie yictors, These whales are
most acceptable At the present time in these
districts. Hitherto the herring fishery has
turned out unproductiye, and the money cir
culated in Sunday and Stronsav by these
captures will prove very serriceable in many
home"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

4 To5le Do7.-Csrt. Barrow, ofthc steam
CT Telegraph, on Lake Michigan, had his
beat run down by schooner during a stormy
night about the first Of the mouth. He safe
Is embarked all his passengers in the life
boat: soon after which lis steame~ sunk un-
der him. While lie was struggling with the
raging pillows, his Newfoundland dog kept
swimming close by his side, frequently pac-
ing his nose under the chin of his master to
keep his head above water-noblc dog,-and
continued to do 50 until picked up by the
schooucr's boat. Not life was lost by the
fearful accident.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Hollow AuyerS

, DOZ of the ahave superior article, just recei
- and for sale by
July l6, 5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 {
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

-1afidoie for StrycLaiHe.-Two Of our
most eminent physicians says the Southside
Democrat, have lately been engaged in a Sc
ries Of experiments on the CANNES, doomed
by law TO an execution, with a view to ascer-
tain the effects. anl If possible, the remedies
for various poisons. The result has been a
discovery that, for strychnine, strong dose
Of camphor, administered before the spasm
ensues, is decided antidote to the effects OF
that subtle poison.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

a Righteous PrOceefing.-Dr. Rogers, q
married man, was shot at Portland, Ky, by
Mr. Alfred Whitlow, few days since, for
pursuing and attempting to seduce Miss
"hltiow, quite a young lady, sister Of the
shooter On the facts being .licited before
the examining court, the prosecuting attoF
nsy, hr. Elliott, declined prosecuting Whit
low, saying that he and every honorable maa
would have done the same thing under the
C'camstaDces. The case was dismissed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

Too T'ue.--The Recorder of Chicago, H.,
in charging the grand jury recently said "Du-
ring the five past years have held this court,
it has been my unpleasant duty to try and
sentence TO the State prison several hundred
persous; and | am sorry to say that while it
;s an easv matter to find jurors who are ready
and willing to punish poor offenders without
position or friends, it is with great difficulty
that jurors can be found who appreciate tho
fact that one bad man Of position and wealth
can do more harm than one hundred poor
men. who are in the humble walks of life."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Hardware.

w E have just opened the largest end most
W complete assortment of fancy and staple
hardware, ever before offered in this market con-
sisting Of
Pocket knives from to blades
Butcher knives to 10 inches
Table knives and forks and pronged
Shoe knives horse ileims and thumb lancets
Rodgers Eiliotts Wade d Butchers razors. seis-
sors. (assorted) britannia and iron spooas iron and
brass pad locks, (assorted) run locks chest and
closet locks, till and trunk locks horse rasps mill
and = saw files, augers, screws butts hollow au-
gers, curry combs, horse brushes. candle sticks
traYs, spurs stirups, fry pans AIDES, masons trow
els, iron and wood squares taeks, halter and trace
chains brass and silvered curb chains iron buckles
rein Snaps, violin aud violin strings harps harmo-
nicas, lead and brass faucets, and moasses gates,
(assorted metallic and gilt mirrors, and every ar
ticle i'll this line used in this country We invite
the attention. ofmerchans and dealers generally to
tue above, all lately received and for sale by
july %, 'jS JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Notice

/ 5 hereby given to all whom il may concern. that
L letters of administration was granted TO the nm
dersl@ned by the probate court of Craw ford county
on the estate of Pleasant FL. Johnston, decea sed
which letters bears date July 9th, A. d. 1858; and
all persons having Claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO present them TO me, duly au-
thentcated within one year from the date of said
letters. as they may be preeuded from any benefit
IN the same-and that unless said claims are rre-
scented tn me IN two years from the date of said
letters they will be forever debared from any be-
nett in said estate.
JOHN HATFIELD Admir-
of said estate
aug Is, '5S-w6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

kF The Democratic State Central Com
lh'''es Of Kentucky have issued call for a
Hta's Convention to be held at Frankfort on
'ns 18th March next, for nominating candi-
oales Tor governor aad other State officers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Fall & Winter Goods

EEnscyS a. Flannels.
800 pieces assorted plaid linseys,
200 red flannel
100 white
3o plaid for sale bv
sep 10, IS JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS A. Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
HuulbIers.
Wrapping Twinc.

IDO LBS. hard twisted Just received and for
iOO sale by JNo HENRY. WILLIAMS Co
may Il, '5s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
j. e. MORGAN G.CO,S
Book and Stationery Establishment.
Exchange Place, adjoising Pest ONCE,
NEW ORLEANS,
School,
Medical,
and Miscellaneous Books,

Stationery,
Magazines and Newspapers.
We solicit the attention of country merchants
and others sisiting city, to our stock of School
Books end Stationery, confident we can give every
satisfaction to purchasers. Our stock of Standard
and Miscellaneous Books is large and well select
ed, comprising every standard author to which we
are continually adding by the receipt of all new
books as soon as issued from the press.
Our large and wall selected stock of Medical
Books is not surpassed in the south, to which we
respectfully call the attention of Physicians and
Students We also receive subscriptions for all
the leading Magazines and Newspapers published
in the United States.
tB- Orders from the country promptly attended
to.
aug 81, '5S-6ms
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Stripes a. EsIaids.
EyNOTECE.

THE undersigned offers for sale his
IszszH - valuable plantation and mill, known
---.=s- Z as the Natural Dam place, on Lees
creek, and lying immediately on the daily stage
line leading from Van Buren, via Evansville, Her
mansburg and Boonsbors to Fayetteville, Arkansas.
ANY person or persons wishing to purchase one of
the most valuable and desirable places in Crawford
county can be accommodated by calling on the
undersigned on the premises. | also offer for sale
twenty head (or more if desired) of good horses,
and uIlles. large lot of stock cattle very fine
flock of sheep. and large lot of pork and stock hogs
farming utensils, dc. Terms will be made to suit
purchasers grving to the purchaser or purchasers
Of the farm, preference in purchasing the stock
above mentioned, if it should be desired
NESTOR FORT
Natural Dam, Aug 5, '5S-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Cut Nails.

900 KEGS assorted sizes, received direct from
coO Boston by late arrivals and for sale by
axg Is, SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Drugs Il Medicines.

SEIDLITz powders; McLane's verm;fuee; Ne
~ Lanes pills; Browns American Iiniment; Far
~. ~. A!anan iin'ment; Bragg's Mexican Mustang
lininent Buffers nerve and bone linimeut. HoIIc'
way. ointment; kolloway's Pills; wistar's balsam
OF wild cherry; Sands and John Bulls ssrsapsriila
Perry Davis pain Killer woodp.an's expscssrast:
WoodmAns fever cure; Woodmans extract ysmai
"A ginger Bulls king Of pain; also laasiAnum, par
sSossc. oooireys cordial. Ratemaas drops. assort-
e1 essences navoring eytracts all on hsnd and for
sass by JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Well Buckets.

, DoZ extra heavy iron bound oak bucket, for
- sale by 'O'
july le, So. JNo. HENRY, wILLIAMsAC
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
WALLACE INSTITUTE,

'INHE fall session of this institution will com
l. mence on the Both of August, 1883 and con-
tiuue 81 weeks. Prices range from SO to s25.-
Naturalization per scholar, 81. A thorough course
of study for graduation has been selected, and
every facility for acquiring education can be OBJ
tanned here, For further particulars see catalogue
oraddress
Rev. P. A. MOSES, A. NJ, Pres't
July 23, '5S-3ms
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

ss-Late discoveries in pathology shows
that very many Of the diseases which atilict
mankind a,i~e fiom iHnPurity OF the LIood.-
THIS alas long been suspected but is only lately
Known In consumption, tubeacles are found
to be sedinentary dePosite from the blood.
Dropsy, gout, cancer, ulcers and eruptions, all
arise in disordercd dcposites from the blood.
Bilious diseases aud fevers are caused solely
By its rderanged unhealthy state, aUa even
the decline ofIife follows wan, Of viral.-s in
the blood. In view of these facts DR.. Aver
designed his Cathartjc Pill especially to puri-
fy and invisorate the blood, and hence we
believe to arise its unparalleled success IN
controlling and curing Iissase.--Nsfi- 'gs.
nal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Blue & Red Strouding.

I BALE, five pieces each, bought expressly fol
Il the Indian trade, and for sale by
july 80, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
SarSaparilIa.

S0 BONES John Bulls sarsaparilla Just received
nv and per steamer Rough d Ready, and for
sale by
aug 30, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Tie T'ici;ax of fhc P,unsylsaa .-

The Victims 0f thc PcansvIeo".a The
Memphis Appeal, Of tie i'h uIt., says:
Mr.. Scott, who has been engaged in
~recking the Pennsylvania, was in the city
yesterday. lie states that tl.e remains Of tie
boat are living high and dry, and that the
bones Of from fifty to ssvcnty-fre Of the vic
TINS have been founl in the hull I; Is sup
posed tina; the effects of fire, AMI OF turpeu
tine, and other substances among the freisht,
is the cause that fieshless skeletons alone re-
main on the wreck"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
WOrSted Binding.

HIVE hundred gross asso,ed quality binding,
suitable for Indian trade. just received and for
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
COTTON YARNS.

4 Agents for the Covington and Cooper Cot
ton Factories Of this vicinity, and for the Hope
and Eagle Factories, of Pittsburgh, we are pre-
pared at all times to fill orders promptly for Pound
Yarns, Nos, to IL, and Dozen Yarns, 400 to 500.
Also, Carpet and Coveret Warp Twine, Wicking,
Batting dc, at the lowest rates and on the usual
credits, or at liberal discount for cash
Il. BUCHANAN h SON,
aug 90, '5s-3ms CINCINNATI, O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
CONSUMP TON,

INHE Rev. DR.. BURNETT, several years mis-
Il sionary in Southern Asia, discovered simple
and certain cure for consumption, asthma bronchit-
Ia scrofua, coughs, colds, and nervous debility: al
so an easy and efectual mode of inlaling the rene
dy, method by which the curative properties of
the medicine are directly addressed to the diseased
organs and the integumcnt. Actuated by desire
to benefit his suffering fellows he will cheerfuIlv
send the recipe free to NIL who desire itwth full
and explicit directions for preparing and success
fully using the medicine. Apply 10 or address
Rev. c. 5. BURNETT,
july so, SO S3I-Broadwav. New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Axes & HatchelS.

40 doz. Collins best cast steel axes,
10 I" Bruff's extra
Hunts
S Hanen's best axes,
Sharp's broad axes with handles as
sorted Sizes
5 Sharp's small hand axes superior
quality; also lathiug and shingng hatchets in great
variety, lately received and for sale by
july 80, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

4 LARGE assortment of chalk seed and glass
n beads, expressl y~for the Indian trade and for
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Cotton & Wool Cards

90 doz cotton cards No 10
10 wool &
" Jim Crow cards, lately received and
for sale by
aug -, IS JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Palm Leaf Fans.
Ink.

nNE hundred dozen assorted. of MAYNARD &
~ Noyes and Masons manufacture, in boxes of
one and two dozen each, in store and for sale bv
aug Z, 5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
EF-NOfiCc.

ALL those indebted to r. NJ Bean & Co. will
please call and settle Immediately, or they will
have 60 pay cost on the same
aug 20, '5s. r. NJ. BEAN & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Lamp ChiInneys.

y poA- Of a superior quality, jus, received and
JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS a Co.
may IA, SIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
For Sale.
QUcensWaFc.

40 BOXES, consisting of flowing blue and plai
~ ware. each box assorted to suit purchaser
lately received and for sale ly
July %, So JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Wanted.

A Ii the died peaches either peeled or un-
"A peeiesl, dried beef hides good beeswax. fcath
ers that may be offered. for which we viii pay the
highest market prize delivery.
sep IN, IS JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Glnsecfi Oil.

zoo GALLONS in two and FIVE gallon IN
cOO cans and barrels Just r,ctiv-sI ~ T.,
sale 10y JNO. HENRY. WlLLih&S 4 Ce
may IL IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Boots & Shoes.
SatChes ~ Trunks.

4 LARGE assortment Of the above. selected
~ expressly for this market, lately received and
for sale by
july l6, SO JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
OrSted Fringe.
Beads.

HO0 POUNDS scarlet in store and for sale by
wv JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Selves.

IN DOZ Metallic aud Wire Seiyca sr .orte.. size,
cO Just received and for sale by
JNo. KENNY, WILLIAMS d Co.
may IL, '5s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
steeI Patcnt 4 sprim; Bnlanccs

dog steelyards, weighing from 60 10 oOOb
2" patent beam balance. $50 to 6OOib
9 spring balances o5 and 5Ofb. for sale bv
aug 7, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
aIif CIOth for TRuggies,

IN PIECES superior ehamelled cloth for cover
~ ing bugges assorted qualities, just received
and for sale by
july l6. SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
White ard ksca Elcn,i-

I SI hEGS pure ~. vli.e lead. go mound,
= ~ yea .'al la packages 90 s-i; pugeaa.sfa.
J Ias. rcc,.vei ard 'sais Lv
may Is, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Sattincss & Cassfnseres

loo pieces assorted. viz: blue, grey mixed
black and fancy.
20 pieces assorted cassneres. for sale by
sep 10, 5S JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS d G,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Brass Kettles.
Worstcd 81 Wooden Yarn.

S00 POUNDS scarlet, blue and clouded warns
cOO in store and for sale by
july so, SO JNO HENRY WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
BrOOusS.
Cider Vinegar.

in BBLS family vinegar, n superior article. ius.
III received and frr sale by
JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
NAV L.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Matches.

| CASE Of the renowned ~Congreve- Matches. IS
Il gross, common friction matches in paper aud
wood boxes Just received and for sale by
JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS ACa
map Ii, IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Ruckets d Tubs.

Buckets d. Tubs.
100 dog vanished and painted pals
so " painted toy
8 3" iron bound cedar
hrae
IS nests painted wash tubs, and in nest
10 +" cedar 20 IN nest
doz tar buckets, all lately received and
for sale by
aug 4, 5s JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS & Co
Counter scales.
doz grocers scales,
patent platform scales, for sale BY
aug Z, '58 JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
Palm Leaf Fans.
SO D0Z of the above just!received and for sale
~ by
aug I, rs JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Saws e. Drawing knives.

dozen u cut saws assorted
I mill saws
10 hand SAWS
10 drawing knives, Just ived and COR
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Cigars.

100 600 HAVANA cigars oe assorted
IOU,UOUb brands and qualities some Of
which are very old and choice; also 25 Thousand
Cuba 6s. all Of which we offer low to the trade.
July l6, 'ss mo HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
BrOOHfhs, az

BrOOlns, &c.
100 dozen brooms of every quality,
so I" selves assorted,
nests half bushel measures just received
and for sale by
july l6, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Wrapping Paper.

! 400 REAMs. asso1tei sizes aud Qualities jass
| -fOO received and for sale hv
JNo. HENRY WILLIAMS 4 CO.
/ NAV IL, '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

Horse a. Mule Collars.
CS DOZ. of the above, all hog skin, in store and
- for sale by
july l6, 50 JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01
Seamless Bags.

CS0 Of the above .. and BushsL a .up.r,e,
-cO quality just received and for sale by
JNo. HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co
may Is. IS.
The Washington union., 1858-02-14
GRANITE BUILDING sTONE 4.


DROPOSAIS will be received until the LIST day of
Marsh next, O'Clock furnishing and delivering
Castle Calhoun Hampton Virginia the following description of
The best quality Of granite stone, viz
PIG blocks e each smooth faced on two
sides aud bcdded aud joined throughout
los blocks 81 cubic each smooth aced ON one side
and beddcd and j,aned throughout
59s striehers rough with chis draug from
~ 70 90 cubic each, with dressed beds and ends
5o7 heacrs rough faced with cse dagt averaging fom
o Gu feet each, dressed beds aud joints
4i0 blocks averaging 10 10 cnbc fcei each smooth faced
sides, bc'ded and pointed throughout
$40 blocks averaging from Is 70 20 cubic feet each
three sides, dressed bods and joints throughout
~ blocks averaging IA cbc EACH smooth inced two
ends, and dressed be is and lpnts throughout
40 blocks averaging about 10 cubic feet each smooth raced on
beds and end Joints
rs archcd n- averaging ~ to o5 cubic feet each,
smooth dressed two sides with dressed beds and joints
throughout
la blocks averaging from 10 SO portion
them 10 be dressed throughout. M q
stone respects quality Of granite, aud
the dressing the dimensions to he hereafter
given straight curved surfaces TO he under
stood by the TINT all cutting which will arse
neglect will be charged TO the contractor
samples viii have,
the roIosas the locality II he from,
wi,euce o be furnished will be named.
The deliveries To bc completed during the 1888 unless other
wise directed commencing day April
in such quantities and particular dimensions will from time to time
br destaesicd. -. ,s-as hf4 ta.
viii the cxpcnsco the
United states Castle Calhoun when applied for by the party with
whom the contrnct may be made.
The proposals viii specify the price Of the stone by e CUBIC eoi
when dressed delivered, inspected and accepted
Each individual Offering VIII accompany them with the
signatures Of competent who willing become bis
suretcs
details specifications obtained for the various
quantities furnished
in person to II. T. beRUSY.
Feb 6-dl0t Lieut.. Colonel Engineers.
The Washington union., 1858-02-14
DRuNKARDs. DRUNK ARDS. AWAKE sa

~ yonscvcs hert mothcrs, wfvcs sistcrs, brothcrs,
inendsssvo your husbsnds brotcrs and friends fom
arnnkards fate druukards restore them ~ them
selves, family circle tbs world aud 20 useful
s.s Delay not the remedy i your power; you
mnter With without his knowledss, With the benc
p,' and saving il vous1artly taken ~fl turn
nout ckening the greatest nvefste dnkcr ncv
ns drinks graiaaly creating pcrbt and ssa&b
sge disgust which >radcsuy Ill No
eahng aud giving yr strength chccrfn"~s and scvy
nd and Indy Induced by who have been ruincd IN for
nn health amt poton rcrnned thor position ny
w use this compound make known the world and
.ey fallen brother win compound for who order
pe bottle, bottles BY express other
ADDRESS, 4 r. yrQr AIN N
'm mW-liop Baltimore Tos 0Ries,