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Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

DEATH OF AN OLD HoRsE ONCE OWNED BY GEN. JACKSON N-The Junlata Pa. Sentinel notices the death of celebrated horse who had attained the incredible age of forty-one years. The Sentinel says: He was the property of Mrs. S. o. Evans of Delaware township, Junata county The horse was formerly in the possession of Gen. Jackson, and given by him to Gen. Geo. Cramer, of Union (now Snyder county, and by him to his son-in.law, MT. Evans. For several years he has been unable to masticate and was fed with bran, etc. The history of the horse is no, fiction. but the facts related can be fully corroborated. The defunct carcass of this famous old horse was inferred with all due solemnltles lin the presence of large concourse of his old friends"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

OREsoN ALL RIeHr.-The official re- turns from Oregon, as received by the las, Overland Mail, elect Lansing Stout, the democratic candidate, for Governor. The majoriiies foot up Stout 300; Logan Re- publican, ,225; majority for Stout 45.-
 The Democratic candidate did no. receive a full party vote. Many Democrats were dissatisfied with the defeat of MT. Grover, in the State Convention, and rather than vote for Stout, refused to appear al the polls. Some, doubtless, cast their ballots for Logan. Itisa fixed fact, however, that the Democracy have again carried
 Oregon. Let them keep it. MT. Stout arrived in Portland from Salem on the evening of the l2lh of July. and was re- ceived with much enthusiasm by his friends.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31
rOtsCe Co PMrchas UNDER THE GRADUATION ACT.
LAND OFFICE, BArEsvILLE, ARK,

August 5, Ioo9. ! A LARGE number of entries in this Dis "A trict having been permitted, through mis- apprehension, at a less price than at which the lands had graduated, and the purchasers Tn these cases having been notified by letter from this office of the deficiency, and most of them having failed to make the required addi- tlonal payment, they are hereby notified that unless they come forward and make such pay ment within period of ninety days from this date, the entries then remaining nnperfected will be reported to the Commissioner of the General Land Office for cancellation, in order that the lands thus withheld may be again re- stored to market
 W. W. LEWIS, Register. V" A hsVENs' Receiver augl7-1t
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

- The clergy of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland are making an effort to revive the habit of kneeing at public prayer.
 - Baltimore was visited, on the Ii inst, with one of the seyerest thunder-storms that has occurred in that city for many years.
 - The boll-worm has made it's appearance among the cotton, in the southwestern portion ot Georgia.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

AN HoNEsr CoNFEssIoN.-The London Times, after view of the actual condition of the British West India Islands and a contrast of their former prosperous condi- tion with their present state of decline, closes with the following emphatic para graph against the policy of black emanci- patton.
 We wish to heaven that some people in England-neither government. people, nor parsons, nor clergymen-but some just minded honesl-hearted and clear sighted men would go out to some of the islands--say Jamaica, Dominica or An tigua, not for month or three months, but for year-would watch the precious proetge of English philanthropy, the freed negro in his daily habits; would watch him as he lazily plants his little squatting; would see him as he proudly rejects agri. cultural or domestic service, or accepts it at only wages ludicrously disproportionate to the value of his work. We wish. too, they would watch him while, with hide thicker than hippopotamus, and body to which fervid heat is comfort rather an annoyance. he lounges over the pre- scribed task on which the intrepid English man, unaccustomed and uninured to the heat consumes his impatient energy. and too often sacrifices his life. We wish they would go ou, and view the negro in all the blazonry of his idleness, his pride, his ngrattude, conlemptously sneering at the industry of that race which made him free, and then come home and teach the memorable lesson of their experience to the fanatics who have perverted him into what he is
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

University of Nashville MILITARY COLLEGE.-J. BERR1EN M LINDsLEy, M. D., D. D., Chancellor of the University, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
 Cor. B. R. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military College, and Professor of Engineer ing.
 JAMES F. HAMILTON, A. M, Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. | J. H. STEWART, A. M, Professor of Greek and Latin Languages and Literature. | GEORGE S. BLAcKIE, A. M, M. D., Profess sor of Botany and Natural History. REV. J. W. HoYrE, A. M., M. h., Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Biblical Literature.
 OK WINSTON, M. D., Surgeon. The First Term of the Academic Year Is59-60, commences on the 5th of September, 1859
 The Second Term commences on the 23rd of January 1860. Commencement Exercises take place on the 7th of June, 1860.
 Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms servants attendance, and use of arms: 105 dol lars per term. Matricnlation fee, five dollars Students are required to furnish their rooms Engineering French, Spanish, German, Draw ing, Bookkeeping, and Fencing, each, ten dollars per term of twenty weeks.
 In the regular collegiate course, the ancient reputation or the University for scientific and classical scholarship will be maintained, and at the same time every facility afforded those who desire to pursue partial course. Be sides the four regular college classes, there is also preparatory class. Students under four teen years of age will not be admitted
 By the aid of military discipline, effective government is established, and health, physi- cal culture, good order, and industrious habits are promoted.
 For catalogues, or additional information, apply to any Member of the Faculty, or to
 B. R. JOHNSON,
 augl0-1mH Superintendent
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31
4 c fl R D
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

T1O those who have, or may hereafter pur-
 A chase Town Lots in the Town of Des Arc, as described below, of S. P. CATLIN of the firm of SMITH & CATLIN, and hold the joint bonds and have executed their notes therefor, not to give up or pay the same.
 The sale of any of said Lots by S. P Catlin, in his individual name is unauthorized, as the firm of Smith & Catlin has never been dis ra1,,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31
CITIZEN OFF ICE F o R $ A l. k

 GONTINUED i'll health makes it necessary O that the undersigned should dispose of the Citizen Office. The paper has been published near five years, having been established by the present editor and publisher in September: 1854. The subscription list, advertising, job work, &c., is inferior to no paper in the State, for the length of time the office has been established.
 tT The establishment will be sold on very reasonable terms, and possession given imme- diately. If not sold at private sale before the 18th October next, shall on that day offer the same at public sale to the highest bidder. GT Persons wishing to purchase are in- vted to call and examine the material, Sc. Those at distance will address the under signed. J. c. MORRILL,,
 Des Arc, Ark. GT Editors newspapers please notice. August B. 1859
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

Cor. J. J. PErTus, or MISSISSIPPI, ON THE TERRITORIAL QUESTION. The Mem. phis .Auaianche says, that the Democratic candidate for Governor of Mississippi leaves no room for conjecture about any topic affecting the constitutional rights of the South, and her duty in the presence of the dangers which lie in her pathway. Upon the territorial question, he is bold and explicit in the declaration of his opin. ions. as we'll as clear and convincing in the argument by which hls conclusions are reached. The result of his convictions is thus summed up ln the DeKalb Democrat s sketch of his speech at Scooba
 He was in favor of protection to slave " in the Terrltories--though that it was the duty of Congress to pass laws for its protection as property-tbat protection to property was one of the chief ends of governmenis--that this protection to slave- ry in the Territories was in accordance with the constitution; and that it was in unison with the spirit of fraternity which resulted in the formation of the Federal compact by the States. Upon this ques- tion of protection, Col. Pe,tus was pecu- iiarly full, lucid, and elaborate"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31
RI ANKs FOR sALl

TUsT PRINTED, and for 'als' nf Con- s 1" CITIZEN OFFIcE,"-Deeus, ennna ancs, Quit Claim Deeds, Justice isal& Exec ,tions, Delivery Bonds, &e'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

ical and personal character which has, for several months past. been so violently and indignantly ussailcd by the Johnson faction. through their accredited organ at Little Rock
 Our space does no, admit of more ex- tended notice of Col HlsDMAs's able and eloquent speeches. We advise all who wish to hear the whole truth boldly stated, to attend his appointments; and we suggest, 10 his enemies, that the facts he substan. tiates, with their bitter abuse of him and low-down efforts to prevent the attendance of the people, make him warm friends ev- cry day. Success 10 HISpMAS, sag tDe. "If that be treason, make the most of it."
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-31

CHAs. W. SMITH, of the firm of luly20-tf. SMITH & CATLIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
CASES AND CURES.


young lady Of &c had troubled wlth Indigestion
months reader great necessary in the
selection food. After eating, the stomach became
acid, food rising in her mouth with water unpeas-
ant heavy, O9dke sensation In her stomach continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels Constituted and
depressed mental csndiiion. See commenced taking the
DYsp psa P', mpranE and night, and in less than
week almost symptom Of her disease had vanished,
and she felt Ike n nov being.
gentleman somewhat advanced In strong, robust
constitution had lately been good deal affected with nii
gon stomach coated tongue bad taste In the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and Whrng In the
head, 1lch render his riding in n carriage,
mounting empence, quite dangerous. After irving
several nrs Intellectually he fl upon the D7spepsa P,
which Afforded prompt relief pill night And
Ing works like CHARM relieving all his vertigo and other
fYr,Yt ~ Egrn AIMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR

Compounded Entirely from CUr1


! Compounded Entirely from GUHdS,
| Is ONE OF THE BEsT PURGATIVE AND LIVER NE
, ' IiIo,s uis 0,S; 5sS' a,s , 81
known Ii IS not only CfttGTtic, but LfsSF remedy
the stomach and bowels carry matter, thus &C
es%PilshgS lso purposes ssciasy without any Of th'
rtics It strengthens the at the
strengthen ani build II up with unusualrapidity-
The LIVER Is enc Of the principal regulators OF the
the powers q tie syse@ are aVe1eopd F
Is almost eatirey dependent the healthy action oftht
..onaohI ave at fault ana he TAois
system suffers consequence sof LIVER
having ceased to do Its Por ;he diseases OF that
gan, one Of the propri.torhas made Il dis study, in
EereEiihto eOunteraei the many derangeneats to which
ssi E Hi9 e5 ~ amy
l f sa q s sIT r S9, ' IN r,a1 ,o
the system supplying In 'heir healthy noW ofbs
PURIFYING THE BL0oDseyiaE t,ne aud hesilb 70 tie
whole maeilngry, rrnaving~te OF the disease
NITROUS airs o,is are. cured, AND. wuAr IS
Liver ISviGoRHf5R use % me
.isnt to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food frouI-TiSing aai sourinE.
MARE = ''''''' f'S's's 'i'Ni
oaiy one dose taken a., nglt. loo.sns the bowel,
gently, and cures OS-zTIVEvESS.
Doe dose taken each zaeaI viii cure DYSPEPSIA
one dose o. Two tsa-sPoonfuiI viii always relieve
one bottle taken for obstruetion reuovestb.
eaSs use Of ths dissass a9dEl4ses gs,tsst cure
One dose often repeated is1a sure cure Tor Ig0T gE2
AOIsbCS, and = preventive OF ClYOLERA-
oniy one bottle is-,needei to throw out OF the
sysis5a TIE elects OF medlsine after long sickness.
- One hottie ttsen ior-s AWhDiCE removes all sal
loEness or unnatural color-7frogn the skin.
Ons dose taken short~Stme before rating gives Wig.
OF the api'ei ttr' ana makes food digest will
= 1ls dose oiten repeated. .cuFes CHRONIC DLd r
&C., IN KS worst forrns, -UAite s u MAER and
SOh%@L eospiAints yiel1Z alnnst 10 the drIf dose.
yhe oFt.o 90. cur At lacks caused by WORMS IN
mere - no speeleT remedy
- A few bottles euresUDROPST, By exciting The
absorbents. - -s So
We take peasgTs9 recon- asndInE mi. medicine as
preventive ror FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL PFVFR
and az REyERs Of Bill LIOUs TYPE Il operstss
Thousands Wiling 70 testifT 10 H.
wonderful virtues. - -
AL RHO USE IT ARE GIPTYG THEIR UyAEJ
AOCS TESTIMONY ~ IT'S "a FTOR
Nj fruteT- - the A.
GlnuHOtr both together. S'i e'''
THE LIVER INvIGoRATOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY .,5 s., 5.r,
Working eures, almost too believe ieTs -
magic, eeea Ae rsf dose gfrfag beueGf, and 1eIso Z
man one bottle l1 required y any kind On ITTl5
complaint from the worst yauRdfee Dss1sr-f -,
EASED LIVER. 80 o. = us
fElcE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor. SIS Braad-s, ~ -,
And retziied By Drargfsfa Sod ~ -St--
uJl+-y T II LOGAN : co.. Wheelinr ",
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27

@ Id Il n b F1E II v 70 = 7 O Il e.
174 MAIN STREET., WHEELING, VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOOD S!
eRgAT INDUCEMENTS 70 CASH TRADE.

@ phae nopn for ~ a 2
i
n ~ a.
N M y he IA 3 n In ase ip
a no viii b i VI ~ II ct y n h a el 0arsSeE
s~yls
B "
rr
etc. w large
spa ~ ~ ~ s @ 8 rmOa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
COUGHS ANn COLDS.

A gentleman, a public lecturer COLI the
part month, while travelling and lecturIng In
northern ioaE pnble agdlenees
evening" vet in days. by the aid OF the Specific,
he entirely recovered and enHbi~d pursue his call
without iuconTenenee No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady OF 40had taken violent cold, which set
tied her lungs, pain In side Hn
considerable fever and hn colds
ly very lasting and trOubenme but by taking the Specific
Cough ri Is four times day, In three days she
tlrely we'll
youngmln % cough and hoarseness for dfteen
month"; During cold weather his voice only
speak in Wpcrs, Prln Induced eoashiug, cold dry
raising tre morning quite feeble emaCI-
Aed medicines with hut little or no
benefit lie commenced with the Cough pl
times per day-anl found himself improving, his
cough mleT and softer hOarseness passed on Strength
appetite improved, and In Few weeks entirely wen
having taken other medicine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
VINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
RI,AuFE TEAS Ar.

ID TIERSAE son, So.I2 North Charles ST. Raitiaaore
offer for sale following arteies their own i'm
Portatioa. particularly for family
SHERRY WlNE5-PemlTtinz'E finest pale, gold ADD
brown Shevries. Ia rood and in glass.
PORT wINES-sAndenAn'S competition rcd aud white
Port, in wood and IN glsss-
MADEIRA WINE-IOhn Howard Mareh's nne Madeira
10 wool AFd n eltss; also, Grape juice
HOOK VINES hannesbergeF, St=inberser
ner, Cabinet Le5iran. mich, Brounebsrg, OF 1876
quarts and puts
BRASDIEs-Oard and Hennessy's ne old pale and dark
Branches
RUNs-old and fac, JsmaIsa, Antigua, Grenada and
from T.isnA.. tauartsd direct from London.
HOLLAND GtS-rhe best quAlitF--IfeTnln bTlnd-sTra
mixture - IroHllIfis poison in IL,
800 half chests Of TIE f1sst sOUOHONG TEA Iahs-ty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
PILES.

writing to 81 have been for ns seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
one-at time indeed hopeless; hut Iave
your medicine CPIs Speeihe), and eured. have
obligation"
gentleman Of Hilv years, well fnvorasiy knosn Al
Cehi Delaware county, NewYor had been marty 10 the
piles for twenty years Sometimes from excessive henor
rhRge, pain AMI suffering he reduced to the OF
the grave For he had dragged miserable eTs
tenrr, confirmed invalid disqualified for business,
md life almost burden II Is need, to add that he had
tiled all 81 lies fnu MI sorts Of doctors TO little
purpose He consulted two and reomrlsni-
ell our Pile Specific, With, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began To Improve AMI since has hail
serious OF Piles. Prom the FIRST up
past he hAd occasionally symptoms OF his old complaint;
but few doses OF the Pile pills you'll disperse all aud
brilliant sseareey to be found In tbs annals
medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27

No family without iavAluaeie
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
and private use With them the parent Is armed and
pared arslrst the rst approach q disease
rightly directed In the rst hours OF sseass perfectly cu.es
that which BY DELAY only b relieved t=i-
hours Of suffering 70 At ALL with these hand. you
are mol Obliged 70 await the eene OF that aen Distant
as web eSsneive luxury, doctor; b dfugEe or
poisoned, blstered. or BLEED bat Yourself administer
the simple specific, rrsnre the rudy current OF life
again to health anl joy There onir hilary
Ia any from their the general influence upon
The eonsitation, bevond all question Is most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active Efficient agent for the sale Of our
reuees, IN every the Uaitei Stasss
Address, Dr. F. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.,
No. 500 BroaiEay, New York.
sS-sala b Tie osugEn. in ws,ssss. shi4-iy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
THGNGs 40 REMEMBER.

PLEASE RgwEWBER-Tllat these Specifies entirely
harmless in all iattuces AMI In all Babies may
them children them, the ared indrm or invalid
NAV them without danger, and with hcnsft.
PLEASE REMEIBER-That thousands Of the most Eift
and INTEL gent minds In this country and Europe have
sac given In their adherence to iiomr1pathy and
employ exclusively in all OF diseases for Themselves
aud families.
PLEASE RESIESiB 2R--That only in long standing,
OLD comp'iuts, hus IN recent and violent diseases Of the
dangerous character, Homeopathy has proved its
p-riorlty n;li@r system in repeated trial..
PLEASE RENiEMHER.-rhat Hommop tthy IS sustained,
from its theories md doctrines but from les daily and
hourly IN curing the sick and arresng disease.
PLEASE REESIBERThat it IS the li.tie MS that lead
and tits ttle ailments that neglected lead
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE lBEG.-ThRt you have It IN your
promptly aud pleasantly 10 arrest such complaints
the beginning, and Tins prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE RENENDSR.--That this system YOU the
STRUGGLING forcing and deception used to get other ie
tayen bv children, al vRys inirOl9ntn angerous
PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the evil results Of such
STRUGGLED generally than nyerhaanee good
M he done bv the I1r-licirss thus sivra.
PLEASE REAIEM DER That Hnunhrtvs' sYslem OF iTO-
mR1yathc Specifics divest the prve practice OF the
t.m OF all per2lcriy aud i7ir.Icy, that every body
NAV them.
pEEASE REAIENBER.--That the of asngle chronic
Rueut, such piles, Cararr Headache, Salt Rhcuni
viii more than ten tilss pas the cost Of case.
PLEASE INSTRUMENTATION two or four dollars invested
Specific Remedies. will return times rs
value you every IN freedom from anxiety proven
fTfv o a nlts ia lief
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
j. Il. SCOTT
No 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER N
Watches. Clocks. IcWeary, watch 4 f-fartS
lanferfats, EooIa- GIassGs
SiLSEh Flated and Britannia Ware Gold PA I'D Pen
si 6oid and Silver Spectacle, Port sfounses Purses
oases Cabas, Work Boxes. Brarhes Casba Perfume
soas Pocket HALVES selEscrs Isarors Revolvers
81 Plated Specka. Spoons and Forfr RsgaliA
~ Snars steel Keys, steel Pens, End (orHI Good
~ ssisr-i eat OF Hiefel and fancy articles.
H1ying latsly added veTy laTEely to ny stock both
ODER 20 anu Aet-h departraenia, enables nc 70
Watchmakers, 1Gerchauta, PedIaIs.
% Paeie EsaeENlys edmpIeta aEInrfrnert At
ne laEeat prieea-
~s.eAes and Clocks carefully repaired aud vsrranisa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
PRICES.
OUR REMEDTEs BY MAIL.

Look over the list, MP case or WhEt kiud you
choose and enclose the Afnu. 10 current stamps
by mail address 40 $50 Broadzay York, ani
the medicine will be duly returned by mall express,
OF charge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
THE TN FELLIGENCER
TN1RLYMORN

by MF.
At early morn
Tho hunters horn
Sounds on the mountain high
While feety deer
Off stop to hear
His hounds deep bayiug cry.
At early morn
Tickle The corn
With shining hoe aud piow
The growing field
Shall laughing yield
And choicest stsEe s endow.
At early morn
The slugSard scorn
And greet aurora bright,
While heavens dome
Like golden foam,
Reflects the gushing light.
Lifc's early morn
Thyself adorn
With reasons sacred lore:
At set OF sun,
Thy warfare done,
Then rest iorcvernorc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
SEC OND STO OK
Spring and SUMMER DRY GOODS!
or NEW

-
selected the
FO p'As ' ana
Dc ,PecamsCl
,r Ch
uabroide- largest
Enio4C u
oar yp
riuAmings Aar an
Cnrpeis
erss
Of which Invite early Aas'''' assuring O'' " ALEX HEYDIAE,
No. is1 inln -'l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
HUMPHREYS,
sPHcrrIc HOnIUoPATRIC RHMEDIEs

8PGCIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedly head ofremedia for the use
Of the people They alike removed from the poisonous
dangerous and repusve doses NJ quackery old school
practice the ineonvenienes OF WAereure or The intricate
and peTpleNiny ohcurie OF the usual Homeopathic books
and medicines Consisting OF simple specifics for the yari-
Gus diseases to which they reate put up in the form
OF simple pellets; and prepared OF ingredients Meth
dangerous disgusting, they form the ready
OF the parent and the comfort OF the
complaining invalid.
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined In popular remedies They are IA N'
inury arise their They
always know what to take and how to take IL Try
CONVENIENT; You give the proper Sugar PHI at
moments Warhing without hesitation delay They
EFicIz in thousands OF disease arrested NJ
a"d the mite at the moment what the pound could not
Alter aarls have relIeEel.