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A RTIPICTAL TEETH.


@ W. JOSEs, DEyrtsT, having purchased the -
ght Tor The above mode u making Teeth AIIIy
ing entirely sashed ts absolute superiority gold oliver
or plains method he can Eih confidence commend an uho
may desire fol- partial fcts u Teehand especially 10 turb
may be dissatisfied WITH those they using In hs prre.
an OF he objections % The gold plate reuovethe s ~.
ING perfect comfort and stability ftand he teen
being emDeddeq b The ma ih 0od q exrufed from under
mem nd ihy are therefore NOngsr cleaner. smoother
and In every respect better.
In Consequence Of ne perfect adaptation Of the pis u
mouth and The suction thereby Insert ns or
TEEN Eto 10 ell eases guarantee perfect and sat
tsfarory NJ, or no charge.
his method been bv tho.. .,.
ing highest IN NE proision North South te4ona Nm ~
gven and specmcns exhibited Who NAV desire ~ me-
Those wishing 70 exchange NE GA fr me reu rss IA
Psts WI be tasea b. pa p-y 0ce cppeshc oon.hsn Hail
'' "D''' '''' , o ~ H'n'''f 70 o. oci-ty
TIE MOST SPLENDID GIPT hook or
~ TUE SEASON. W
Tieras piconary, By Mrs, , W witt o. vrrini, Tn, h,,
printed IN quro form, and contains two hunred and hrtv
paget each page emheshed win Handsome hsrdsr srf ~
SeE ntersRel vn ufwards ~ ave hundrsd seed snTTsn
ly ~ group eoorcd from nature Illustrating a ne fouSs
named IN The book hnund IN Turkey morocco upsr str I'M
edges snd rurtsy morocco. antique, Flt edges. si6
The Queen Of Hesr hy Wuke Collins author on rh Des4
secret, AZ er Dark" - ".
storss o. Rainbow and Lusky, ~ Jaeob Abbott Sc
Preachers Preachur ~ Rev Nchoias Wurr.v M a.
y.es ard Harry r,urs' r ne Young ~ May and John
Women Artist Arss and IN AZ Coun,ris hyrtr. me, 81.
AvoEilo, tererd of ihc Island Cos Win Poem tvr.t NJ
celanecus aud dfamauc by Paul ". Wayne 5sr
Fcen ~ Henry Habaush, auher Of Heavenly Re-. gri
Iis Mtrr H. CT Counsel, sad va,oa.e..ss,, e., y,,,,
shrfianl, ~ ne anthor II lifc's Evsning q. Si A
dfS Fdr sae by a MORsrs 81 Ma, a.
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PIANO ENTRAORDTY1Ry

~; IA LOR hss just received anoisr - 6Rraa..
rANOs The only Pauos tr,,fs
md 70 oTPsi ior strength darahy. power 70 kssp IL tam
,elr tone, rsy far superior 70 Al as ~ $500
''J aN ithy ADMIRED ~ al who ''o-s
80, y TIA LHEHG says OF thrn,
lo-r : grand and noble IL has rarart-
NE sasnd OF singing, and volume on tone ~, .asinns
r - y ~ depth, purity sympathetic svs,s 1'rf
.t .,SsSliALh, SrRAkosCH, MAkETzEK sbi a., -,
eminent Professors say them a'' many otheF
Ihe tone o. the squares equal The ~ a. rs
Hlu Aetnal tone power.
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n I.ICHMnNn WADE nnnrs ,Nn smnI.

Ii an nos Prrprrri aud have been
- leaTs past, % MAKE % Order III Of Hocs A.
oI la sgent.rier, mites boys Servants under s
htedAnee OF Nj Henry karr. veil knosu rfiaes ~ ~
aend and ne iAesnt country lhii uortHan
work always hand dea-lm WI y "A y, ~, H ma
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JOHN c. sHAFER.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
TO TAX

Tourieenlh street, hie6m6nd, Va, "
w and WINTER GOODS '',ss oSSi s ,LL
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"GET THE RESI-, :.

NOoO vel made and properly adjusted pta...
rsSrtes, a.e yery scarce We have br-.
.snihs None but the Rest,,s G.r IN 80
.-'lly 'u years, and responslle hsu- w ~
possibly oaer safer % better indnceuents -' "
The most Important nd y4iaabfs ir,,.-.,....-.-
sls'Led IN ihese nsi-usn which a. Morr b,r .l =
10. Fstss sept e. 1922 will them 10 tsF- X
~ We @g1s eosy aud eamber'ouis Grand PisBo ss ss
lea Our good fortune % hear uu-L ra,-- - aAs
DELI y r. NASH CO.
20
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MAYORS CouRr.-Jossph Gray, black. charged with
stealing coat and cap from the boarding house of Mrs
j. l.. McDonough, convicted aud ordered corporal
punishment
VIM j. Epps, and Philip Harrison, Jr., charged with
disturbing the peace were each held in bonds for Il
future good behavior
William slave to Elizabeth Pollard convicted of ste al
ing clothing from NJ. Alck, sentenced to receive
whipping
simon slave to Sarah Miles, arraigned for improp-
er driving and running little sou of Simon Gugen-
heimer, on Tuesday. The continued till the
10th.
George w. Mcttsrt charged with being drunk. and
dis urhng the congregation OF wcsley Chapel was held
to bail for his future good behavior
Joe. slave to John Wright was again before the Nav.
or Tor prosecuting Mrs. Winkers with hs proposition OF
marriage. The case was continued
Why don't somebody send this poor fellow to a Luns-
tic Asylum -
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Tes5Gs sSss- avn siNGlNG NOISES IN THB
hsala CsstAW ASn isrttE CuEE British snd Forsirn Ipsr
ay TOT NE cure 81 peafns Head Mad Corpis,fs 81
spring 0hrdent Charur Cros' London Engand Conhog s
sqs guAAs ttti sEyNs hq Registered pursus1t 10 s-,
OF PAriameut secresly J1Es FcuEt Es1 srovsrv -.
ns positive method of setcure aaorinr Instant ana 1900
relief - sufferers Who have been % or 49, 49,
means on compound meieaed vapour apped 70 ~ srsf
az Mhea W; NapeuL p5ng oa % l. held ~ ne suderer f5
oneunNg " VIC ear elti,f dld iraaig
yiousy deaf e. elahri 70 tts7 c5Glsn ~
few nights in Huar vin rna-.etrr h. ~. ~.
case Of pesfne5s 'nd Noie ne Head stop y
btprcis and eNefhaut fsf Sufferer exfrrsfv 800 a,
means u ths, can permanently Themselves IN ~ 5,
PhIi ofhe EoTd without pain Thousands havobssn restored ~,
iet hearing and ieyur rescued fT1m he frafes of a.
Prsendet q s day. Hospital ~
private teonias and cerihcacs from most t pt
ncas and Surgeons In Enrand IN whose presence deaf psr
hsN been cured and many hundreds q private patients c1rt
can be referred 20 Any sufferer Csntinenf 81 1870
IN ayot Ne Your Quarter Of ne Globe can nov hs prf ~
WIS d'covery can be sent 70 then With the necesaarv rr
nons ss-i .oa 81 hai SIN enable then posivsy 70 ~,
eseyes ~ - u NE cost Of ne OF cure uhfst -,
n sent y ne aeofetay JoHs RoEu1 qprirr gar.
ohaInE Cros London, knEand sent ster - ps,t
Dram payahle In Elsisas Of he C1untr
Head, $40 10 - WV m %
d fE-hkst1v
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IRON. IRON.

DiRFcr IMPORTATION 80 tons Enguss Refined Iron In
~ store and receiving shp Erie direct Iyerpool en-.
brAsing iul assortment Of BaEna haf Eouni from \
70 ~ Inches sidars from 20 50 lnchel Flats from
GN and "a Inches Ovais, fotl = 20 Inch HalfOyA from 4
70 Inch Half Rounds from 10 shoe from 4 e.
~ inches Norway Railroads, Huops Band Iron
aud German Steel oi sale BY
drl-amdAr
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Saturday. Dec. 81.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $40. 600 ,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELiWIRP

$3.50 prizes, Amounting { 81, 2O2 600
Tickets ESQ Halves 10 90; Qrs 5 90: TIvb,b, 20
A Certificate Of Package OF 20 whoies costs - ,ae9 N
Do do 20 Halves =,
10 DO 90 90 E S,i,.. .......... - IS
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NOIlCE TO TAN PAEERS.-Pu-suart 70 an o-4,.
- s a passed llih January la viii me Collie
ofs once IN The CITY Hal from he ish 10 ta gt.t ID &c.,
inclusive 20 receive ihe remaining hair tavss from rb s
enuied 10 deduction Of 10 per bv having prsyu.
paid me h' hall 10 June last IN accordance said srns1r
= m ,.t,,-- $50 JULIUS A. HOBSON {. G. n
70 attend A. The ONCE from the ia Of The month ~ -
% renhninE que nom Jane last Before January tern ~
hs nng. Court he required b. ordinance advertise de
quent real estate O be sold payment ~ svs -
Who have not done tie nersstv on e,ur-
mse aNes a. will be Impossible for ne Collector AZ n ~
them before he adveTtises. ~ NA' n
de2-1m
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II ACES AND EWBHOIDRHIEs
- H.th fe's Lace sleeves and C6ffa-.
hth sets point Lace Sleeves and CoIat1
kch srt' Mlsiu coed slcgvsl and C8iia-s
MusiI a-i lace Collars
Asre Poe slarve7
in'ants' erbd Dresses
tuld liHeu Tatas sleeves
hlaCk lace NsIs some extra rich
We cnrfluurE of r-h Hress srts Pile. vi
ta' hou'sahn Robes, Mcnos, and other = tansbs -. y,
greatly reduced prices CUprsrrAV 4 tTtfsCp ~
Ma
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iern nEoInEsT or VA. MILITIA.

(tOMMENCISG st the Northwest corner Of Pod ana Duss
~ streets thence North side Of rool
thence last aide 81 ook Avenue Corporation line la
thence WITH said line 20 End street thence With Western side Of
md street 70 e beginning Assemble In u Duvai street
church. on fdday the iCh n December 1870 At ociot
Tor ne Pnfpese Of secting let and End Lieutenant
n TpuI
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OYFICR RIcHMOND a PFTRRsBrR0 RAILROAD 90

V'TIV" HIIII'IussH
$500, RicuNuSp, Va, Dec. ~, 1889.
dend OF tUo and hall dollars stock Of t
Company PAYABLE on the ssi Of December ia to al persons
torneys 80 ~
The books for the transfer o. stock viii the 9,h f
December gu lat Of January, lea
dels-duy J. n MACMURpO. Tr,s.ur,r
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JOHN II. McCUE
AioTmerly Of si4union, Val
ATTORNEY ATEAVV

VIII LoSing st3n, Nelson County, Virginia,
Al Richmond and Ievishurg - '"s1-i~'
He will also 70 buy ana ssu lsBs IN ~
counties. 80 esS1E
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fOEEEEs--inl rrrffft prime Jaws
- I'D quarter fnrktIs Morfa
100 Bags LsEIavrl. Cor sale hv
'''.' LEWIS WtnH JOHN Go WADE
lush tbls No wa-krrl
% 90 Novs Scotia tut HERRING
i-N N d. 0rura 90. f1r g + ~
W.T. ltWl' WFRB JOHN q WADE
EyHs RUHSii PUHSiii-Ai.sr, SUNNY Of s,,l.
Nnk tteh, Lynx and other Furs irsi i,esivs bv tra
NJ ra' 20" - Pc. T. ptCgtNsoN,
we 10 ., Main srelf.
I loo FAILS REPINBn Lam 'or sale ~
A,UV W.MgLs a CLAIBORNE.
"F No. 70 Pearl o.
4 0O UoNgS rHOCrEH q GAWBLE'S ADA
- NANiANk AANnlhc variant "a fuu rs
seh W1MeLE CLAIBORNE. No. ~ Peal :,
GA,Mk,s CoOPEa,s aud Others sheet and ssTsd
~ ietNutaAse suppg Just received and Tor sale -
"N ". L WAaiN0, iQt Rroad a
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On THE HAVANA PLAN
EXTRA CLASS NINE
To be drawn in Wilmington, DEL on SATURDAY De. Al 1850
Every Other Ticket "a Prize.
Prizes payable In full without deduction
In these Lotteries every prize Is drawn
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CITY ITEMS.

TnE ocroRooS.-we have been furnished with a New
York paper containing the Of characters In the new
antsayery play, by Borccault ('The Octoroon) pre-
sented nightly, At the "winter Garden" New York
The following list OF the principal dsalaatis sersono.
Ars. Peyton, OF Terrebonne Plantation In the Alta
kapas. widow ofthe late Judge Peyton-Mrs. Blake.
George PsytOn her nephew, educated In Europe just
returned home-A. II. Davenport.
Jacob MeCiosksy-formerly overseer Of Terrebonne
but now owner OF onehalf Of the estate-T. b. John.
ston.
SdisR Send'isr, Yankee from Massachusetts, now
b sverseer Of Terrebonne--Jos. Jefferson. 60.
Pete, an "od uncle" the late Judges body serv
ant but now TOO ole to work, sa"-Geo. Jamison.
Zoe an Octoroon girl free, the natural child Of the
late Judge by Quadroon slave-Miss Agnes Robertson
(Zoe Is put up table, and sold the wicked over
seer"1 r.E p ~
Sanny'ds, planter, neshbor and old friend of tn,
Peytons-G. Holland
Dora Sunaysids, Southern belle-Mrs @. H. Alien
COL Poindexfer, an auctioneer aud save-Salesman-
Mr.. Russell. Il. TT. |n q -
Slaves muattoes, planters, deck hands, ladies' etc.
We viii remark that great allowances are TO be made
for actors who take part in the of such
hammatoy plays, as "rhe 0ctoroon Is represented
be- as their wishes and opinions generally con
suited by managers, but have put the above names
upon record and now, far are concerned the,
can go ahead" Niggerism should be banished fron
the stage, pro and con- We have appreciation of IL
In any phase in which Il may be o5fruded upon tn.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS DAY.
Ce SSH LIS Us sAsEoE MN k.raIE


on MasStoNt us sALE on nEAL KSrArR
n''-oners appointed ~ the Crcu Hsrro c,-,,s ~
he sh day efNoveuesr isoe IN the nsr-s
NV ngfam ~ WI eel upon the prenhs. Rsnav r,N
Dse~neer Al ~ oelesk y ~ Tho
sd esss msnone being it Of grouni North
scr % feh and hrcad eent.n uxIs ~
sCkf and Sish ftanss Dueirx sr vsr,
past occupied hy John hrEa. death ~ ~ w
The property si be abiviiel aeeerir A. 49,
which VIII ee eShhted a. the tine ofsale
Ishssonenhh eash. baanre IL and "a r,o,tA. A.
h'e sh Interest addi. AMI title wnhhsli until h-
"'S . 'aS PAd AMI aeenvsyanee al-scic ~ ~ Corft
JOHN r. YOUNG
mENRY v CANNON courui.lon.r.
=. ~ - n A. SrUSDiNANr. !
A ID. WILLIAMS, Auctonesr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &C., nj Auetfou
Immediately preceding the IN. raj ..,.. IN,
sen Al e same the Household Kitchen Yru,r. ~.
70 me state Of John Bssan consisting v.rts
de9-,d. with The Vim annexed. 81 John nSsa@ aec,,
LAESGToH's SALE OF PERSONAL pno-
- PEKff-re undersigned Executor Of Mr., pIst
" Grsgoy VII ell the day MIR ,h
are OF me land above msntoned al the perhahe
he estate consisting % household rare exe.s
kitchen furniture farming utensils nearly
Peniteniiary made carriage mues
harness horse 10 head Of cattle bush az he.s ~.
crop OF corn and tobacco this
impossible 70 describe In az advertisements -
IHHn-for al Of and under t0 A.t ,pou,
credit 81 ak months the Interest be
ty. THOMAS raw On D''
n---tNc,"s Execr Of Mrs Wien V. $ Gregory.
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~ MEN--heh ave Just received and opened another-
case o Ladies snd Genteen Galiers and Boots Imported al
rev eursys from Paris AhoNaterias for The manufao-
ters o. es an oentlemen oaers Boots and sh0cs
deoFipoo and u quality superior 10 any made AZ the
Worm ALEXANDER MILL A co,
IA i"Poer' and han.iseis.e,s q Boois and Shoes,
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PERFUMERY AND FANCY COODS


HANEN, successor 10 X Duquesne Main Street has
Just received from Paris large and supply Of PERPU
mEhf comprising every desirable article In Also me
fancy Hair Pins Shell sud Buzz aud dressing Combs
with variety Of other goods which call the attention
Of ladies aud gentlemen. wv
Ornamental Har work ofbe quality ready made and made
70 order, at shortest notice - seii- In
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ron. In
sSeias rs OTm5 Of B.s g t asS iIon ys5pCo en-
10 ~ Inches; sasTs from to ~ sss aa E'Sa " ron
sy, sa4 ~ nSSs, Svs. ac maiiovSIs. i;om
~ Inches, NoLssy Railroads. Hoop, Band sss hon
asa-2@d.c ---- EpwIN WORKMAN co.
10Th REGIMENT or VA. MILITIA.
Ord Company, 2nd battalion,
toMMENcIsG at the sorhwss, Of 2nd and Dual
streets thence North side Of Duva Rroot Avenue
Vim 3 20 1ysIT hence 70 , Ts.,:,5 n
a :; % Tdy Gi9S e 6 6.s o.' e Pgys %
for ss Ps,9o's Of sle''Ing i', and 2na Lieutenant
10TH HEGI IENT or va. MILITIA.
,>,o,,,,,,2Hmd Company, 2nd HRttnIion,
& me SorS ds s5 !" b 81 h9a .s 'S 20 a.
thence North .ds o. sh stree. a. 5 5 ',5S 70 L,sh ,s
sds oi Js1~,on 70 Duys street thence South side street
thence vh ad line to lih street. thence west tide Of az
n.r'H' '!., ana i streets, 5dsy ne io Of
De- ~ ~ 9soek ~ a. ue purpose Of eiscinE Cap
dsi9-dH THos o EpPs, Senior Captain
HIesHns ELAvoEED HUmiIio G9a'i is5 ,.is -
eI Mo y spS ,iEPERsws have received Ths
lov reSs fun md complete Hoct Housekeeping rood, a.
nosl GM,n H. p,ari, sppsi,s :, CIVIL slf 1,.
~ nOio In HaRvEY' iRNisrftb WILLIAMS
NORTHERN HAY.-i2oo bale prir-s Nor,ls-r NJ ~
80. a. and i,s P D TSs W 20
SWEET CUBA IOLAssRs, q 5al,,l. and ilsrsr, for
- sac sy--- JOIN y GORDON soN
COFFEE sue 100 bbi- extra @ coa,s sgrs- ~
" esying To- sale LFwIs wrHH 4 JOHN wins
100 TONS swEDRs IRON, s.oried sl 90 rrs'i
noi2-im HARVEY ARnsTEAD wiurAps
VHUNHsi TuUNKsii Nov IN store me largest ana
~ most beautiful asortrent Of travelling
ever bad and wv 'el Them Esry cheap WI Walsh
M UsC0yADo 1IOLAssEs.-5oobSis IN store and TO
noio-in HARvEY ARMsrrlD WILLIAMS.
WINTER STRAINED SOLAR oII,-qooo cal /
w ions Winter ttraned Solar on Tor sale ~
noaS snNoSD DAVENPORT = 90.
TTBHsi PURsii FuHs ii-Jus' received per steamer
ffelh supp 81 Ladea' Cfdrsna Fancy Fura ~ me
ihtef and most fsshionshle syisa ' " wv
Laf.et ~ please call and examinc far hfmrslvra
hA@ r. '. DICKINSON o. Main street
On0 sIDEs coon AND coon DAMAGED
DUO LEATHER foT sale hv JNO y. GORDOS 4 sON
4 kO BUNDLES AuRnICAN, RNaL1sH AND
IOO RUSSIA snEfr iRON Tor Eale "
hAss mo GORDON son
S0LE LRATHEH.-soo sides, various quautiss shd
des-4s LEWIS wEHB JOHN O. VIDE
LIZ ea'ss EFU, s5,.s G, ~. ~
~. no1I o. - NANFNFOhT |
IL RnsRHs LINsRYs.-we have on couuiss6h >
=, styssJ Superior hnseys and Kereys vhch o5
noas-es sroKEs RIvEs
NEWS HEAVY uOoTs.-A vtry superior qualtyin
IA nosa WILLIAM WAlsHT
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Observation-Disclosures, So, a, Aue,ien.

BYLA O. n. DAVENPORT, Ausu
GROCERIES. &e., AT AUCTION.-on THuRs
~ DAY, 18th December our auetie toe a. Ia
O'Clock, an assortment OF Groceries, via
Cuba Sugars
Refined Sugars
Syrup and Moiasses In bbls
Soap, Candles
Green and Black Teas
Manufactured Tobacco
Pare Molasses Rum
Oh RIVE and Rectihed whisky
Western Hams, Ae.
Also,
300 sides "xood" Leather
40 boxes bunch and layer Rasna
s-Under $40, cash 800 and over manihs ersf e.
approved paper l. "a h. DAvTNPoRT' ~
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f EsSgFf { Z . S$SSSSOhs spr Oonr.

VNOH HENT.-Reianng for the Packet once We -
~ rent the basnee Of the brick warehouse head III
efhe Basn, corner 81 Canal and sh The stuston
eesraole one ior iesd and grocery and storage
deis EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 On
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NEGROEs.-ws WIN sci mis- Morning .,lo o.,,os,
- - 10 Likely Neeroes PUIIIAM a BETTe, Auc.a
Fran
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BY HECTOR DAVIS. Arcros..s
cC likely NegroeA ~ - y
oei5-an HFcrFR n.v,. -,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
DEs. 1T. McGOWN'S SARSAPARILLA

And Iodide of lPotasha DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT. TIE | only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert. Its components are extolled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Scrofula, 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 appliedD Tumors, Plmples, Eruptions, &c. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rlfy the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, Si 50. Small, Sl 00.
 Dr. T. McGOwn's Essence of TaT-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. T. EEcGOyyn's DOgwOOd and ErOn-A certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, &c., Sc.
 Prepared and sold at Nc. 14s Main street, Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas, by
 D. ?. BLACK Sss CO, Druggists. Atlanta by Corn & Dobbins Grand Glaize by H. Wheeler. aprii22-ly.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
GREENSBORO, ALA, Nov. 10. 1s57

GREENSBORO, ALA, Nov. 10, 1857. Da. l.. C. GLOVER & BRo, Aberdeen, Miss. .--Gentlemen We have been agents for your Medicines for several years past, and take pleasure in adding our testimony 10 their great value as remedial agents. They have given general satisfaction, rare- iy ever failing to give the desired relief.
 Respectfully youfs,
 OSBORN S HATCH, Druggists. For further information examine the testimony wrapped round the bottle. H..ssy the Medicines and verify tho
 apFiI22-6m.
 P. Black & Co, Des Arc.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
GRENADA. Mrsg.. Sent. 10. 1857.

! GRENADA, Miss, Sept. 10, 1857. DR. l.. C. GLOVER &S BRo.-Sirs It is our pleasure to report to you that your ! Medicines are taking well with the peo- 7 pie, and we want another supply immedi- ately. As they are now introduced, we n We have not heard of any dissatisfaction ifi my case where they have been used. and we know of some very extraordinary cures effected by them. after other Medf- cInes had been nsed. Very respectfully.
 A. G. BOON & CO, Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
Tariff of Prices White River Freight
 and Passage.

tIIISl O.4I01 F'51 NVII' and Il lading to be signed for.
 ltB~ Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage S5 co.
 9T Price of Freight from Des Are to Memphis, 30 cents per 100 pounds; cotton $l per bale. Passage S8.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Arc, s8; Nigger Hill and Augusta, S9 Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, S10.
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Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
Terrible Conflict with catamount.

The dwelling Of Mr. Thomas s. Bis land. Of this parish, was lately the scene oi most strange and desperate eHc0un- ter with caianount, in which several ne gsoes were severely bitten, and much alarm created amongst ihe occupants of the house.
 The plantation is one Of the oldest or the bayou. and lhe dwelling, noble one, IS erected amongst cluster of live and water oaks, with few oceans and other trees of the forest Excep. a few ever- greens tha, skirt the bayou, there IS noih- ing in the shape Of a lurking place for such an animal nearer than inc swamp on either side in lhe rear of the cultivated fields.
 Some two weeks since negro woman heard noise n the cabin los above she dwelling, where servant or two lived, and upon repairing 10 the spot she was met by strange animal, Ehereupon sue beat retreat, pursued leisureIy by the monster. The seward came 0ut, attract ed by her cries, and seeing the animal. re- turned for bis masters gun and discharged the first load inlicsing slight wound The second charge did no. take effect, and frightened a, the approach of his fearless antagonist. he threw down his gun b fir, but had hardly turned ere Il fastened upon his back with bound, and seized him by she neck, in which situation he rushed in- to the house, ealing loudly for assistance. His master who had not yet dressed. peeped out, and alarmed for his family, closed the door again, doubsless deeming discretion the better rar. Of valor.
 Satisfied with having prostrated his frs, antagonist who lay helpless on the floor or the hall, his ca.amouniship inspected ile prIncely apartments on the first floor, and when the negroes arrived from lhe sugar-house, he seated himself on the front piazza, and calmly surveyed some hall-dozen or more oi them. Satisfied with the scrutiny, he entered the parlor or sitting room, and took formal possession, and when the door was opened by ne- gro man, he few [; him. seizing him by the throat The negro was powerful man, and after being severely lacerated, finally go, him under hss feet, when four balls were fired into him from revolver in the hands of a bYs,ander.
 The overseeer, who had now reached the spot. deeming him dead. ordered the negro to remove bis feel, when to the anazemens of all present, he sprang upon q thiTd negro, bur was knocked 0II by al blow from gun, oppouunely brought by the overseer- Franklin (La.) Banner.