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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

THr YoUNo FRurr.-Yesterday afternoon, in
company with several gentlemen, fruit growers,
we examined the young fruit brought from sew.
eral directions IN the neighborhood, and we
found that there was but little that was injured
out Of 30 peaches we found three damaged
ones out Of so cherries (early and late spec
linens, we found but one decayed. Apples and
pears, all sound. That there win be some
fruit fall of the overburdened trees we have no
doubt Il would be miracle, indeed, Il the
trees could sustain and bring to maturity
even three fourths Of the fruit now depending
from their branches But the frost has had lit.
tie or nothing to do with blighting the fruit in
this Valley. We are not however, yet past
the possibility Of fruit killing frost, as we hap
pen to remember that on more than one occa,
sion, the frost has killed fruit as late as the
18th Of May. II is folly to indulge 10 an over
anxiety, as II can in no way change theresult
in regard to the fruit.
Rsspberries, Strawberries. curants, goose.
berries, etc. promise to yield plentifully in this
Valley.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

pine APPLEs-l barrel, ia prime orr
sPFi' D.&F. B. sHU l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

u-The case Of State Of Ohio, Va y. Ohriatiae,
for selling liquor and keeping gambling house,
is now being heard before the Probate judge
The parties ars from esrlnah oWnskip.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
ClaARs THAT ARn cIoARa

has been o common remark that good
cigar cannot b. obtained In Dayton. This sila-
me eil our iar city A. last remAvedI all lover
OF the weed using one OF STEwAHTa choice brAnds
viii readily testify 10, Under the influence OF one s
thesei II Is eAay 70 imagine Cuba already anneNed-
Come along then, and be at peace with Cuba.
npr2s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

D-The "MOngrels. yclept Republicans alias
Opposition, are very much troubled about the
rumor that the Democracy throughout the
Union have determined 10 lay aside mere diff.
ference of opinion upon unimportant questions,
and work together harmonously, They may
as well cool off, and take things easy. There
is no possible use Of auttenng and fretting
about what cannot be helped. The "bybrids"
can depend upon 1t that in the next Presiden-
tial election, there will be an indivisible Dem.
ocratic party in the Union, aud il will be in
vincible We have the thing "set" on you,
gentlemen; and your silly bieatrugs will not
change the result which is inevitable. We
propose to thoroughly wake you up in Ohio, and
keep you aroused, prior to your destruction in
the grand battle of next year.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

OWING 10 the unparalleled success we
" have met with for the last two months, we have
removed 10 the spacious and elegant store,
No. 63, Jefferson street, corner OF Sd,
Bockel's Block,
And have made great additions TO our stock Of Books
and Jewelry. We are now prepared 10 offer greater
inducements than ever. Our stock OF Books And
Jewery is new and carefully assorted, and consists
OF bibles, plain aud gilt Historical, POetieA End
Miscellaneous Works, The Gifta consist Of Gold
and silver Watches Gold Loekets, Gold Chains,
Gold Studs, Cameo Brooches and great variety oil
other articles OF Jewelry. Also Ladies' Elegant Sk
Dresses.
AGENTS WANTED.-We are prepared 10 offer
greater Inducements 10 agents than any other BOOK
Publishers In the United States.
No. O., JsfIersOn st., corner OF Third, Dayton, o.
Apr2s-h W, A, MCDONALD.
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SPRING STOCK
WHITE LEAD.

. IL ~ 10 "%'0 do Issu ss So Pere IN 40 o'''
10 hhs. and = bbl. Vatnishes. Just received At
apr2s STRWART,S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. ~, Jefferson street.

"li snow settled that the LASTING health Of ava
men NJ women and children, depends the condition
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
FANCY ooona.

A HEAVY invoice of Fine Hair Brushes,
n Tooth Brushes, India Rubber Combs. pins' etr
Just received AZ DIR. STEWARDS,
AprzS No. o., Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

GENUINE Lows Brown Windsor Soap.
" Honey, Almond, Palm Glycerine, Nymph and
Poncine Soaps. For sale by
j. W. DIETRICH, Druggiat
PHILLIPS iloUsr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

TUBE Paints, Canvass, Brushes-A lorpe
l. Assortment for sale by
J. w. DIETRICH Druggist,
N"u Phillips House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
cIrY PRoPnRIYII

CITY PRoPERTY!l
Jefferson sta handsome Lot. West side below
9Th st. Small Frame upon ii.
Second st--llouae aud Lot below Perry, north
side. House, Two-story brick
Large and convenient. Lot 5OxoOo.
Brown st-Opposiie Buckeye VI. Large Brick
House and large Lot CHEAP.
Brown st.-Corner Of Ann. Two story Double
brick House. good Cellar, Well,
Cistern, 40. WIN rent to pAy i6
per cent. on the invesiment
st.--OppOaite Barr. TwO-story Frame
House. Lot 60NlbO.
Finh st.-Corner Of Montgomery Fine Lot
Small Frame House.
ALsOi
FORTY LOTsl--On the Hin between Sd and 9th SITS .
and large number OF vacant Lots
In different parts OF the city. For
sale cheap or 90 exchange for other
property.
CiIAs. y. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent
CleggH Building, 2d st.
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"GUILTY OR Nor GUILTY PA rumor is
aAOat in u northern neighborhood, about the
indisoreet TO draw Il mild } conduct Of Il pro.
iessed minister Of the gospel in that locality
Accusations having been brought against
him, he was cited before Church Commit
tee on charge of adultery" The evidence
was pointed against the preacher, yet his
friends managed the case so well that they
had the promise Of the Committee who were
to pass upon the charge, to bring him in not
guilty. The Chairman, however, was
conscientious man, and after hearing the
testimony of sundry females, concluded to
qualify the verdict promised Itwas ac-
cordingly handed in thus:
1--WE do find Bro. - not guilty of the
charge of adultery but he should not do so
any more r
We do not see how the Rev gentlemans
private reputation or christian character
has been benefited in that community by
the above verdict Down this way we would
be apt to look upon the thing as an "open
question" if not q dead shut" against him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

VIRGIN Olive Oils, of superior quality
for table use-hne, fresh and sweet For sale
~, !. W. DIETRICH, Druggist,
- Phillips House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
'.s0dn Wnter ns b sedn NVater. ),

SPARKLING, fresh. cool and pure, and
~ Tree nom ali Impurities, caused By using lead
pipe etc. Always on Sand ~ liz stewards
apr%9 DRUG STORE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
rHE DAILY EMPIRE

oFFioG or FOBLloATionli
Empire Bndiug, Third st., South side bs.. Main jefferson
TERNai
by Matle5 90 per yoarin advance.
40 cents per Week, payable 70 tho carrier.
Single copies, putup in wrappers, bcente,
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PHRFUNdnRY Avn eoAps

GENUINE French Perlumery, and Lowe
~ Honey soars-direct from Impor.ers' hands.
counterfeit articles OF the above always on han
Tor those who prefer them, and at low figures.
For sale at STEWARDS DRUG STORE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

| NDlA Rubber Dinpering. For Children
i and Sick Bed.. For sale by
j. w. DIETRICH,
PHILLIPs HoUsF,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
DIETRICH's

Conoentrated E8sence OF jamaica ON
ger,
no Il the Cure of Indigestion, Nervous
Headache, Flatulency, and for all troubles arls-
Ing from a bad stomach. An excellent article for
weak persons. Prepared and sold by
J. ". DIETRICH, Druggist
PHILLIPS HOUSE, opposite Court House,
Third at., Dayton, u.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
'inirg-Room and Hall.

oil-tloth, Mahogany Dining and 5
boards, u G. Sola-chaira, Coffee and Tea UTns,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

ID EsPEcTFCLLY inform the citizens Of
IL Harrison county that they are now opAipe
large stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Go~ls
Hardware. Qrrnswaro Boots and Shes. Hats
and Caps, Clothing and Notions. on the South
side Of the public square, We will say nothing
Of the quality and style Of or goods, knowing
none can Judge bgtlor II them than Yourselves.
but respectfully solicit call.
Marshall Anril - %
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EMPORIi " OF FASHIONS.
MRS. CADN,
Fashionable Millinery, Dress.Making
AND
TKI " ING STORE

Dress Making No. 81, and Millinery No. 90
Cdnd} Street, NcW OriraAy,
o. Iiht,S leave to inform III. ladies af Eastern
IN Teas, that she j. now prepared to execute
~ with neaino,- aud Dispatch On The most rca.
-onahle terms all kinds of Millinery and Dress. Making
IN the latest aud most approved -,yle.
Fashionable pattern, for sale. 10 NJ the form such
as Sleeves, Waists, Baraaes, >acqa.s NANTES etc.
Having Necn for upwards Of eight year. engaged IN
the business and having recently greatly enlarged her
establishment size is satisfied that she ,anno, tail To
pleas, til. ta.ie Of even the NEST a.tihoua pcrsnns
visiting the city should call on her
Country oc,lcf, promptly attended 10.
March II 80.
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Blacksmith and Wagon shop.

WOULD respectfully inform
ICY The public that | have removed ile
sss1'S<sas Shop formerly owned hy John Mum.
den 70 the >onth side If the Public square i'm.
medatcly back Of the Marshall ~.
Ioial and am prepared 10 execute -sS-s,.-l 4
promptly. and IN the bcs, manner .''F
pos.ihl, every kind Of work usually done hy
hlaek.miths such a. IRONING WAGONS
CARRIAGES. HORSES ilDElNG. PLAN.
TATlON WORK. Sc. and also the making
and repairing u wagons.
MILLER JOHNSON.
Jan "A, 50 No IS II
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IRE FUTURE LIFE.

Inv fUiuNE LIFE
How .a4ll Aaaw thee in the .pherc which keeps
The ts.mhoded .piriti Of the dead.
vhen al Of this TIA, tac could witaer sleeps
Aud pesishcs among the das, Sc tread
For shall feel the sting n ccs-eles- pain,
II there meet thy gentle presence not.
Nor hear the voice love nor read again
la thy sefcner eyes the tender thought
Will aos II. own meek heart demand me there
Thai heart who's, !onac,t ;hrobs 10 me were given
Nv name on earth was ever In thy prayer
And mast thou never uit,r L IN hcayen'
IL ncaip~, famed BY heaven .l.s breathing wind
IN ts~ rsspsesdea,c Of thu, giorit.as SPHERE,
And iirycr movement, II the nnfei,ered mind
VIII thon fSges the love that Joined ~ here,
rhs 1--we tASt lived through sll The stormy past,
And mcekly With my hsrsher nature tore,
Aud d~epsr grew. and tende~r 10 the la.s
Rasil expire With life, aud bc no more,
4 happier lot than mine, and larger light,
Awaits hAe there fos thou hast bowed ,hy will
IN cheerful homage 10 sh- rule Of light,
And lowest all, aud rendcr-st good for IN.
rss me the sordd cares 10 which dwell
Shrink and consume my heart. ~ heat the scroll
And wrath has left ~ scAr--lhe hrv Of he'll
Ass ~ II trishtful scar upoa my soul.
fst thoaGh thon wears, the glory n the ky,
VIII tAsa mt keep the sane beloved name.
N same fair, theashsfu brow aud gentle eve
loseiier b heaven. sweet climate. yet the same,
oAAit thnS ut teach ne. In thai osimer home
n uisAou that learned - III in this
n wts4on which Is til ! l%come
~ II eonpasion Ia thst land II blls.,
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Alfred NIunfoe 4 Co.'S

oNE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
W - Nsraeiae Street Aar Onsias
nONSTANlI.N on hard the largest a-soF
! me3.t # iseasouahc Clothing o' every de-
.cip,,on ur Men anl iioy- 10 be found in Nev
Odoans-a of which viii be- sold at the lowest
prices Tor ,Asn az retail o. wholesale.
August I'd VA silly
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San d ers 4 Sears.
DRUGGISTS,
NkH.tikif YHvA4
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
Successors to Mcdonald 4 Sander,

Successors to Mcdonald 4 Sanders
4 RE low receiving large supplies of rrcsl
~ and Genuine Drugs Oils aud Paints. Also
a superior article Of Medical Liquors. such "a
rs the very best quality Of tpgnac Brandy III
Port Wine, and old Bourbon Whislcy, as n
well ~ Vinegar, Fine Chewing Tobacco qnininc
Starch, and Candles, NC. And will continue e
receive large supplies fresh from New York ana
Philadelphia. commensurate with their daily in.
creaslug demand. They have now on hand, and
VIII soon ha IN receipt Of all the popular ra,en,
Mcdicnas perhmefies, Powders Hair Obs. and
Cosmetic. Hair R,sioraiiscs, Ae.. &c.
Bsn- White Lead and Glsss arr strictly cash
articcs at ow prices.
March :, 50. No - If
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DRAss AND IRON ForNDR,

At SHREVEPORT "a.
rT W. JONES proprietor OF the h'cv n
and ban Foundry. has determined 8.
10 IN, down the price Of casliHg~. saca ~ "
CRATE bar. and Gin Caring to iic low figure o.
J cents pound also tle Hal y spar Pic"
improvcd NO and 10 81 20 and 80 90 tbs
-cao,er pillow improved at 30 cents only
lie Is also prepared 10 do any KIND Cd M
chncry that the country may want ~ n Wo'A
manike manner
lie has on hand Iron aiing Of beautiful pat
.es,,s for galleries grave inclosur> &c AIS
mesa1c packing. eccoud hand boileH and steam
engines which he viii sell on reasonable term.
Circular saw mills made to order, and all kind
Of machinery repaired.
Term. = m be- made 70 suit purchasers by lhel
giving good city acceptance, on any responsible
house.
T. W. JONES.
Shreveport, Sept. ., ls'e. mol II
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FOR RED RIVER.

e~-n THE NEW and hight dnueht
.lrtjstHS steamer MORNING LIGHT,
-- --'-1---sg WV. nul0S Master \ u. nvy-
levy. CLERK, will leave for the above and inter
mediate ports on every alternate saturday.
For freight or pas-gfe apply on board or to
L, II. BRlNTON Agt
January 81, 80 No 1877
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Every sorrow We meet 10 billow on
oAis worlds troublesome sea. which we
0ost croes 70 bring us nearer home
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AdaPt your means TO youu ends Don't
weiet yOur time in trying 10 pick up cells
VIII pair ~ tnngs
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ENCOt RAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
SUPERIOR y EGRo
{ Clothing. SHANK ~ shoes


SUPERIOR NEGRO
ltothiuw ss!nuact, q SHOES
| AN now manufacturing a very superior ami
! heavy Lins"y all wool filling, and about As
heavy as the bst kerscys are usually made.
which will sell by the bale or piece at 30
ecnts per yard, iof krrsey width, AMI 10 cents
for . widths am also making h9ti"
LinNy, sach %, intle last season. suitable ior
women and children Also. The hcavies, AMI
bet article ~ jams, iseed CASHMERE, Sesio
bankeh nH' -''cNinF nfh an ~ Whlch WIZ
be- old as low Is snch ''ood' can be offered.
Hides or ool ~i'i he taken ~ eAchanse ios
gcos at toe market value ,,,.
am also Manufacturing good ht NNtl
SHOE, WITH Two ont so'es' "tich cannot We
neat as 70 ma'or'ai or "1tAinaa'l.2- flantrf
can be supplied now or at any TIME by Apply
mg at nay Factory
Ncsfs' l'Hnn q ls'che' OF p h"Nepo't ar'
my agents for the sale Of my goods at Factory
pne~. i'oA ;" me ml'''fs 20 sn''ain me IN
this enl"rpfi@, as merchants cannot do 1t lnl
goods gel heavy a. nn'. ann OF 'dch wmi'i'I'
with merchants pfoas ndhed- cost more tnu
lAulers af wiling 10 lhy Tor Negro 'loihde
Hence q is tnai manufactures ~ uni PIT good
material lnio coarse hraY! goods ah am ,ai
l-iiei That yard OF heaFy iinsey cannot r.
lnNnI 10 Ne" pGi9mr pt We" York. 'hht con
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MOtloR. Importer. III Chartr-. street, h.
IL. tween Conn And y, Louis streets
tcfAc oh and German Patent Leather. Calf skins
Moroeco Md t.inines nnd Fancy Boot Legs Al.n
LastIrg and satin Franrai- Boot W-,s and Gal ioons
Boo, i.scings. rnni silks, shoe thread las, and .hoe
nsk-r tools
ar large stock vi every article in the m.nufac
turing ine NAY Ass No.3s
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TO A YOUNG MOTHER.

~ IJUNu FJi LIZ
remember tire IN iiys gone by,
gay and glrlish thing.
Ms.'e sf wsrm i'npalee thoegl,,
iiic's bright Imagining;
The loyeligM spsf.led IN ihinc eye,
Thy step sa- Ugh, and Tree,
AID Il shad crossed tn, ps,h,
Joy babe The phantom Dee.
BIT little time ha. passed away.
Aud behold thee nov,
The same br,sh, smile Of happiness.
l. man'ling on thy brow.
Thy hugh |. just a. masieai,
Thy steps a. lial, aud free.
The care- which welded Tie i1,h bring
Hang lightly 5scr thco}
a happy wife aud notice.
iiie his MT a single Joy
Bul IS ccutotod 10 the spot which bold,
Thy lavely slfI aad boy.
/, the future din hof1re thee
q give t not a thought,
To- happy % the pfc-cut
With uncogicl hli,s'hc Taught;
" the ,gn,Alnc which With cheering ray,
Shall gladden. ihlt one hoir.
Whose triest earthly happines
Thoa e,as, % well hnpit
Ia NY calm anc.:ic haven.
NJ IA. n,rd and guiding star
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sud are prepared 10 I'LL onlrg- lv' either Ise 'h'd
notice
FOR compsr,nes-. rsiser OF prodnci'n, easy mann
Gins and apult ing ii-~r Iueinrs iHssr's nan, so
,,t',s.es o,~f the ordinary fnrnes, irsi, having
h,,Lf s.i ~ frames they do away VIII, ,c nrc-s.y
IN ,,,.,. nafk and stack chimn.y- which Hiien re.i
h,lf The price 81 an fne'n- secondly. they ARE $"
,,,ao,.J ,hei they c,urnl-h all IL. sparks before
l.. r,ins the smoke prr lirfrhy n'pidnr ~ danger
rom fire ittaily ihsir corrlaciness and Simple con
,,,,., i.,.tt f.nt-f ticm babe tn Get pui II re-
ran ~ econorry aud durability hry rnhno,
l.. ,ufras-rd requifiug only uie ball cofd Of ""'''
Co RON uls- Il ieu h"f-+ lrlNrf YEN h'e'N. ,,
Ut-nf ia mail .re is huw fuhntur oi ihr ANA
l,.,t a 4 1 Whnhg tsq nssf elHrf..h ieff-'
~r,rfal .f u- iirtrf ~ AZ H 'nre~ ,i"'
AZ ,sri.n. p.au>n n Red KNrr aad GA bayou iHfs"S
aud " a.hl,a rNer Address, NJ.
j \ BR NpfORp.
ilandshorp Mi-s.
Or +. HARRISON Office Of Wright
Allen 4 e.. Nrv uNraas
NJ, o.. ~ Is IN
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u DONOVAN. Cotton Factor Co,sn,-io,
~ aad Fofea-i,Hc Nerchani, No 81 Cafoudei,
street, VHion ROW. New Orleans
May -, as No - "
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SELECTED poetrp.
4 KISS.

= RkU0.
Ayrsn ross sAvEs."
SaidI," my pretty m'as.
La me have little kiss."
And revelea in th- bliss,
E.eh AID mcllcr,
Jn.t help yourself TO more
Said .he, .elrpirs cr the soor
Aud backing toward the ioo'
t VI ,hc cellar.
aerer sav the trap
Til I fell through il ket~lap.
AID you should have TIC dfap
Iarvash tire hole.
Full twenty feet ! fell
Now struck cannot tell
H., I sch, ap suohs yell,
On my soul.
That the girl though, was ayirs.
And At cncc sci mp a crying
For the old man who trying.
NJ. ~ ~,
u mead a bro.ca ruinp.
Ne turned. and with JUMP
Cleared shea. and tanibl,d plump
IL trough
Rat slisi has The 10 do
With tIr story. ~hieh Is true
A. tho sospei eId neS'
Win hop,
lie eame mp, inquired tho matter,
Hheaee tie scream .ng and The glAttcf ~
lie bad hall mind t. rap her
On The top
OF her bead. SHE mcehly pointed
Down The steps where dij'inteh.
lay. With yrelsc aad mal anpniei,
o. the hsHr.
BLIZZARD up ih.-e stairs wa4 carried
Vate a month thefp BLIZZARD ,ari,d
In tvo months was Blizzard +" married
Nothing moro
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Bradfyr,is portabi, >i,am Iagmss' ma"
nfic,ured al Hmdsboro H'Ss's"rF'
NAft are makins our several sites u hhsn'r i"'
w H., use ul Planters, sif.
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TUNNT'pU 81!
CABINET FIR\IrtKE.


n'cs' 81 Bed lioftoms new aud ccdno
zeal ny,uion. tonions spreads sheets, pit
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-22
N IC E.!

T HAVE associated with me in business c. l. w. & J. E. Glenn, under the name and title of J. 4. Frith & Co., and would respect fully solicit liberal share of the public pat ronage, and will have in a short time, very extensive stock of goods, and would request all those who wish to buy, to give us call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 feb 4-tf jN0 A. FRITH & co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-22

LArEsr HARD.sHELL STORY. A trav- eler called a, nighttall at farmers house; the owner being from home, and the mother and daughter being alone, they .vfused to lodge the wayfarer. How far, then, said he. to house where preach CT can stopl' If you are a preacher.
 said the old lady, you can stop here.
 Accordingly he dasmounted. He deposit ed his saddle bags ia the house. and led his horse 10 the stable. Meanwhile, the mother and daughter were debating the point as to wha. kind of a preacher he was. He cannot be Presbyterian said one for he Is not dressed well enough. He Is no, Methodist. said lhe other, for his coat Is not the right cut for Meth odiss.' If could find bis hymn book.
 said the daughter, I could tell what sort of preacher he is And with that she thrust her hands into the saddle bags, and pulling out flask of liquor, she exclaimed
 La! mother. he's Hard- shell Bap,is, :!
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-22
GRENADA. Mss. Sent. ,o. rs57

- GRENADA, Mss, Sept. 10, 1S57. U DR. L. (. GLOVER < BRo.-Sirs 1t is ~2 our pleasure to report to yoa that your -- Medicines are taking well with the peo- ;. pie, and we want another supply immedi- ately. As they are now introduced, we -e We have not heard of any dissatisfaction in any case where they have been used, and we know of some very extraordinary cures effected by them. after other Medi- cines had been used. Very respectfully.
 4. c. BOON & CO., Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-22
DIR. T. McG0WN,S SARSAPARILLA

And lgc1lIS or EsD&@slls DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE I only Kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert. Its components are extolied by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Bso5ie, Bell, &e., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Syphilis, Serofula, Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach. Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores. McGown's Ointment to be applied,) Tamors, pimples, EFuptions, Sc. 1t makes the skia Clear and Smooth, and should 5e msed in Spring and Suniaer to pa- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, $l 5u. Small, Sl co.
 pr. II. McGoSn's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. 1T. NcGeNn,s Dogvvood and IrOm-A certain and permanent cure For Chills and Fever, Agae Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sseats. Debility, Dyspepsia, Sc, &c.
 Prepared and sold at No. l13 Main street, Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased cHMAP FOR eASR.
 Sold in Des Arc. Arkansas, hv
 D. P. BLACK X CO,
 Druggists. Atlanta by Cora < Dobbins Graad Glalze by H. Wheeler. apFil22-iy.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-22
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HAyiNG baiik an IcE-HOUSE at Nspo- N leon. m connection with our mammoth house at MemPats, we are prepared to furnish our castoaeFs wlsh fsa supply of Ter. Hoping 10 receive continuance of tho fayors 80 Fi6esaliy bestowed seoa is heretofore, we will spare De effort te render satisfaction.
 ~oEdeFs from fke Arkansas and White rivers wiN De promptly attended to.
 nayl1-3n DUyAL, ALSE0 & co.