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Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-15
g. MANSFIELD. .'''.' ,'.'.' ~ ID. JENNINGs.
 <. .YsamssseSd 6'C0., WHOLESALE GISTS,
APO THEC A RES

HAVING been established in the business Il II for upwards of eighteen years, during which time they have enjoyed the confidence and patronage of the most eminent Physicians of the country, and very extensive circle of customers, it will be their aim and ambition m every wayfto deserve a continuance of their favor. A gF
 It will be- their object to keep every article, in any way appertaning to their business, of the BEST QUALITY; and the UTMOST AND MOST sCRUPULoUsg ATTENTION will be given to the preparation of Physicians Prescriptions and Family Medicines. All orders from Physi- clans, Merchants and others filled with the greatest. care, and packed in such manner that no loss from breakage can possibly ensue. Having Agents in the Eastern Cities, they will be supplied with all the newest and most improved articles in their line of business.
 Their present stock eInbTHCUs dIFafm0st end- less variety of Goods, selected with GREAT PERSONAL CARE, THE QUALITY OF WHICH IS GUARANTEED in every instance, and which they offer for sale at as Low RATES as any other establishment in the Southern or Wes- tern States Their Stock comprises full as- sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Brushes, Spi- ces, Soaps, Combs, Paints, Grass Seed, Be- tanic Medicines, Pure Wines, Window c lass, Medicated Waters, Chewing Tobacco, Medi. cnes, Instruments, Extracts, Cosmetics, Hair Oils, Choice Syrups, Varnishes, Patent Medi- cine, all hlnds, ohakers Herbs, Pure Brandies, Fancy Goods, in great variety, Snuffss Flavor- ing Extracts, Oils, Perfumery, Medicine Chests, Toilet Articles, Dentifrices, Glass; ware, Garden Seeds, Wolfe's Schnapps, Ci- gars, Ground Paints in Oil, and many other ar ticles too numerous to mention.
 (B We cordially invite the attention of ALL those who may wish to purchase articles in our line, either by Wholesale or Retail, to our Stock, which was purchased for Cash from manufactures and first hands, this to- gether with the fact of our being Sole Agents for many articles, enables us to offer superior inducements to the trade.
 s. MANSFIELD & co, DRUGGISTS,
 Sign of the Golden Lion and Mortar,
 Nos. 2Sl & 2S3 Main St., Memphis,
 Tennessee. At the Nam moth Wholesale Drug Store, the Largest Store in fhe City april22-6m,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-15

 At the Mann mOth Wholesale Drug Store, the Largest Store in fhe Clty. april22-6m.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-15
GRENADA. Mss. Sept. 10. 1857.

GRENADA, Miss, Sept. 10, 1857.
 DR. l.. c. GLOVER & BRo.-Sirs. It is ~2 our pleasure to report to you that your -s Medicines are taking we'll with the peo- v pie, and we want another supply immedi- ately. As they are now introduced, we -7 think we can sell large quantity of them. -o 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- ciaes had been used. Very respectfully. T
 A. c. BOON & CO, Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-15
Tariff of Prices White River Freight and Passage. Uni

Tariff of Prices White River Freight
 and Passage. [.t-a From Memphis 10 Jacksonport and ail
 Poiats Below. ls Pount. Freights, per 100 lbs. s 50 Whisky and Wet bbls., per bbl -s 1 25 Salt. per sack -- 4-- 30 Flour, per bbl.4- Q Cotton Gins, each % Wheelbarrows, each 25 Tanning Mills, i % Straw Cutters --z- 50 Corn Shelters -a-t --a- 90 to 75 Fails. per dog. 25 Chairs in Bundles, each % Rockers -- 25 to 50 Sofas, each -8- S2 to S3 DlVans l 50 to S2 Bedsteads -- $1 to $2 Buggies e-g-g- . -,s- -ts- , % Barouches and Carriages ST to $l0 Money, Jewelry and other valuables, per cent and I -lading to be signed for.
 Ry- Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage S5 %. . t,-, t.i
 GY Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 50 cents per 100 pounds; cotton Sl perbale. Passage. SS.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Alc, $S; Niger Hill and Augusta, S9 ]; Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, $10. sAe
 july 3.-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-15
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
 |, c, DuBOSE & co

- SHUQUALACK, Mss, Sept. IS. 1857. DR. l.. c. GLOVER x BRo.-Gentleme
 We wrote you some time since August Q t7th) for new supply of your valuable V Liver Medicine, which we have not re-
 ceived nor heard from. We now wish Sc you to send us half gross of your BAY ,- BERRY SYRUP, half of each size As ~ far as il has been tried, it has acted like a c charm, and given general satisfaction, and : is acquiring quite reputation for it's vir-
 tues Therefore, send forward by express OQ the above supply. and hurry up the four
 dozen Liver Medicine, for we need it every .s day. Respectfully yours. S- W. A. MCCLURE X CO, Druggists. - This agency was constituted the 3lst - July, 1858.
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GobaCto ou0 GtQots.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
~ Wholesale and Retail dealer IN TOBACCO, SNUBF
and CIGARS, in Hawitts stoam Power Block, West st.
near Caual Basin, Cleveland, Ohio. oC25dlY k9l
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TO ChrOletc ElaUNkt0Lss

nR. BANNING, Qate of New York;
~ gives notice that he has located at
No. I44 Euclid Street.
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortm ent
il 0f RIFLES X REVOLVERS Suitable for P,kos
Peak Likewise, double and single baHelled SHOT
GUNS and any quantity Of ot oeteTns such as POWDER
SHOT Gaps Nc, very low for cash a iatorsl' ys Gun
Store No n2M Superior street. UeKt door O. ourhnIn
Aplns Ropairng neatly executed with disJntch
Ifob2ldyR6 II. HATTERSLEY.
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Attached 70 triangular shaped wooden frame hy means
Of journals or pins projecting from the centre Of
each circle. The circulars arc hug oa
incline, so the teeth on the
side that inclines down.
ward sink into tho ground deepekt
and by tins means
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THE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
is obtained without tho use ofwelghts.

The great desdsaum bo obtained In the
of ROary haruws is simplicity absence of uunecdssar,
Fiction OF motion and Il Is claimed this improve
ment that these valuable requisites have been secured IN
greater degree of perfection than those presented b amy
other TontnB harrow In its arrangements wOnde
full Tor simplicity has evory advantage found in all Tho
best rotating hairOws combined In
This harrow having three small circulars continually ra
volvng viii pulverIe the soil more n going
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GrtQr0uers.
Remupalg.

DRMOVAL.-A r.. REDDING
III Merchant Tailor. has removed his tailoring establish
ment to No 96 Prospect 81 in Bauders HOck whore he
will be happy to soc his old friends He Is prepared 9s
usual to make Clothing IN the latest and most s9aaDlo
stvle lnlLllIi y
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FROM APPLETON

FROM APPLETON.
THE FOSTER BROTHERS; History OF School and Col
lego Life. Pr Sl,00.
OMARD OR THE MENTYIN CHAMBERS.
March q. lNGHAM BRAGG.
ROUSE JENNINGS,
mar3l Marble Block, No. 2il Subo ori1r St
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1msuroucr Agtuts.
HAnTFoaD, CONN.
ilTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Pa5i in Capital soso.oon
surplus 8S,3AY
Assets, Jau 1st, 1859 30s,9aI
Thih Company has complied with the laws Of The
several Stasos IN which IL Is doing business
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9pttiol Notitts.
MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LlDIes oT THE UNrIED STATES;
Il has been my good fortune restore 70 health many
hoasands of my county -wohlen. h y A
My success has excited thu nmco Of the envious and
abus bat their prosecutions have served only extend
nd osab sh my reputation showers Of grgtenl offerings
alleh upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So loug ms held in aiectionaie and
haakful remombroe by hose who have experienced my
sdn afford to jesplsetho Efforts Of
nd sandoror.
My friends nave repeatedly urged met place mymed
cine for producing mcusuuatOn within the reach ~ the
ladies of the United States but ndisposon to enter
dod occupied by qoks with their perncious nosrums
and fear that unprnciped ceunoreat might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented establishing pgencies the sale Of my
AbIlE DE FEAIME," in tho United States
At last yield to the Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
10 regard to the efficacy o the "AnI1E DE FE MME" 1
aood only say, that is In liquid FORM and exactly such
as have used in my pracecn France many years and
that it has failed to satisfactory result
Tho "Amio de Femme aud moHstruatou sapd in the
atiOn Of and effect It's alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual How whore It mover has existed and
restore it where it has been from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition, the wrapper Of dec
hons each bottle Of the Amie de Femme" viii bear my
written signature and both tile bottle and enclosing bcx
viii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package
PABIs, January, 1867.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Propriotors prices
anOd&wly6
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.IANuARY

bOrDOlleges,
For Schools.
For Dealers sc.
Among their own Publications will b0 found
lhl!tard's Readers q bOOkO
Stdddnrd'S ArithmetiCs a bOOksl
PaysOn, DuttOn 4 Soiibner's Writing Books,
NOrnelPs GoOgrap phies Is bOOks)
Green's Gummafs (3bOoks)
Wnrcester's DiCtunar es 10 sizos)
lHt0's PHILOSOPHERS q buOks)
nanalred Payon's Book kOaping and blanks.
WinslOw's intellectual Philosophy,
parley's II / tories e hnokS)
WUroestcr's Primary Speller,
Stearnes Guido to PTOuncin ion,
. Word Method Reader (new Udton)
Most of the above arc used i'm the Ceveinnd pnhiic
Schools Tonchers and Boards of Education desiring to
introduce any of the abo % are fe0uosteI t
with us. CYf- Catalogues furnished
mar6 INgHAM & BRAga
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ReNI estate Agfnrp.
BniIOGrs & Arfbitetts.

BROOKS S. G. q K. W., BUILD
I'D ERs, Ais .danpf4ourers of Doors Blind Blinds Sash
Particular paid TO FittngUp stores Factory on
Diyison-st neti' Centre Block, Cleveland, o. n0lOe3l
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1Dbpsifiorts & 5urgrOns,
80. KRELER, vi. D.,

@. Js AEEAIEEt9 NE Us9
ECLBCTIC. OFFICE No. 81 Sene-
IL ca street Residence No 982 Erie street ian29
DOTANIC AND ECLECTIC MED
ID ICiNES, at wholesale and retail at No. "a Seneca
street ian29
nR. KEELER'S ANODYNE EA-
~ PECTORANT and COUGH CANDY has become
fayOrite in family where II is known ior cough
crCup irritation fthe throat and lungs As To ITS n0dyne
and expectoan qualities he surpassed Prepared
and sold at No. 81 Seneca street lenls --
DLILE ELECTUARY--A SURE
u and eneelY cmre. ~ No % Senoca 81. lnnl9
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6air Dpr.
nYING ECONOMY FOR BAR

II LOO4NOuh IL OLe ALO
IL bors BASSETT HAIR DYE, great deSideratum
eynresslV for BARRIERS benefit Which bg bought ID
large or small quantities. fifty cent less than you can
pufchnse other dye in the country Bottles Thai You
have 81 for get the same NJ Tor hty cents
aud 60 further for the same quantity You can get any
shade desire from light shade TO brown shade and IN
black and gives tho hest abstraction to customers In We
ing keeps natural appearance. For sale Wholesale an
Retail by VIM, E, AMBUSH, it4 superior ST..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-03
nEUCALION,

THIS distinguished Race Horse will stand thesN
i ensuing season, commencing on the 18th LsASN
i.s.:ary and ending on the 18th OF July, at myZLA
rse. the Trottng Park, near Richmond at 80 the
.oa and 81 the Groom TO he paid, In all cases when
m .are is served should the not prove in foal she
"a. sent the horse the season gratis Mares will
forty day, but there will be no re-
e, old the trouble Of collecting the seasons he has
aA- payable in advance and this Is his induc-mens
.o- sanding the horse so low.
D,rca1n six years old this Spring: dark chesnu;
without sh. excep, In the forehead five feet one
inch and r.e-eishts hgh-fu-under tse standard and is
of The finest proportions and beautiful symmetry
HI back bone remarkable for its size and strength. lie
believed taller than his sire, Revenue ami IS taller
n s gandsire Trustee Is more than two inches taller
Ioa Trunpet.r and Whalebone; and Is more than i've
acl,s taller than the famous fourme horse JimcrtcH
D-ucaon got by Revenue. sire OF Sue Warrington
Fanoy Washington, Engineer, Planet &c and is out OF
"Iar Queen" by Imported Prism (wnner Of the Derbyl
Aa! dam D-phine. 10y whisker Iwinncr OF tho Derby,
aai own brother to whaebone g. grand dam tJereed ;
ian Nv Lady, by Comus out OF the Colonels dain hy
p,pa; Tpple Cider, by King Fergus sylvia. by young
N.s- brother sylvia Regulus Lord Mortons Arabian,
HStuy. Muso Bay Turk Bay Boston, Coney Hut
'oa'sGr.y Barb, Byeriy TURK, Bus,ler.
'n- The most distinguish mares ever IN The United
Ies at all distances from 10 four mile heats She
full sister Monarch equally distinguished. They
1e both bred at the Royaltud at Hampton Court The
ve.a grand dam Sly Lady WAS the dam OF the dlstin
:h Engsh race horse and stallion Jereed and also the
tsI o. Imported Passenger. My Lady's dam was also
IAN Of The Colonel winner Of ST. Ledger and one OF the
G!s'iculsheG racers ana Stalons III
t AS likewise the e. dam OF the famous four mile horse
T, pedigree remarkable for It's richness and es-
9say COZ the stoutness BOTTOM OF its crosses and Is
sas oae ancient be found in the stud book OF
Ensl,ad. running back to the reign Of Charlesl.
As 70 his performances Il Is sufficient 20 that he ran
'S races and won them all except one Of nile heats he
or one he ever ran at that d.tsnce) in which he
beaten inferior horse In consequence OF being deci.
ce1y auis In all his other which were OF TWO and
;ar- heats h. con.nded with the finest horses OF his
i.y iacsiag Engineer Shockoe Tar River &C., &C. and
sA bis competitors with such that he never was PUT
% hs full speed many instance, dssncnG majority oi
ssrd Finally, in June, 1857. while on his way to Long
taad 10 'ulal his engagement in four mile Sweepstake
~ Nicholas l., Sue Washington and others, In passing
'os New York city Le received injury which caused
ai Sdraws from the turf For his performances In iuii
'ee aaudti.s G. WAGNER
sD.ucaion will be exhibited a; Powhatan, Chester.
t.t Gooehland and Hanover courts, in the month oi
Mach aex, after which he will remain at his stand as
r.iel above. &. W.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

establishment VIII DC opened the OF
MAY, for the entertainment Of the public II Is now
thoroughly repaired from bottom toimproved In all
rep-ctsand in every better suited the comfort.
Of its patrons than heretofore.
The main building five stories high go feet inench
and arranged that from the street In the mid
die of the house now fronting Shockoe Slip n.radof
Cary street, as formerly. 1t is airy roomy convenient
and comfortable as IL can be-
The chambers furnished anew throughout and have
the best quality Of bedding
The Kitchens are admirably arranged, and have every
convenience for the serving UP separately the different
meats and vegetables
Having engaged Col WYATT CARDwrLI, formerly of
Charlotte county, and Mr. c. H. LUCK OF Richmond who
WIN devote their whole time the man cement Of the
house Tor me, feel confident with the facilities furnished
then that everything and will he done Ly thcul and
trlr assistants TO add To the comfort OF their gnest
ohnibuses are now being built and will the lGe-
rent depots. steamers aud packcboais as
pietcd Ia the meantime poiters will attend with hacks
JOS. II. CRENSIIAW, Proprietor.
FROM the above notice 1t will he ha, We. the UNDER
signed have the management Of the Columbian Hotel
We take occasion TO 10 friends that will hr
ccedingly happy TO receive the Old establishment
now revived and mod-rnsed, where pains shall be
spared for their qualification and c"intor,.
WYATT CAl;DWELL,
May lU--ctM r. LICK
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AUCTION SALES,

COWMISSlON EIIS' SALE OF vALCA ARI, II
REAL ESTATE IN N0RTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
I)CRSCtNT 10 decree Of the Circuit, Court of Sor,mm
berland county, pronounced at its April term In the
suit OF iiudnal e. al Uuinal et AL we will sell 10 The
hichc, bidder AT lcatlsv- on MONDAY the iYh day nj
June next ha! being northumberland County Court ay
the following valuable Tracts Land belonging TO IN. heirs
OF Richard Uudnall. deed: " " ~
first-A tract of Wood Land, known as the FOREST
tract, containing Sv0 acres Their. IL I'm, a small
portion Of this land opened the remainder bcinr heavily
covered WIN Tie hest TAX. Chestnut and Pine Timber To
aptr,on wishing in the business and
same 'e 10 clear Up and improve farm this place pos
neciueu advantages. 1t j. situated nienily
ns'igabie waier-thc Wicomco rvrr-n h.al,hful and
Pheasant locality with soil unbrokcn and susceptible Of
the highest Improvement,
Second-A small tract OF 6 acres adjoining the land Of
alexander blackwell. This Is Immediately the
Nconico river. and with vigorous growth Of
thc best young Pine Timber.
ihr,i--Snhhs Point Tract. iha, portion Of Smiths
t"m Island belonging 10 the said heirs This is about ~
acres oI open l with uccncy Of timber for fuel and
other purposes i situated the mouth Of the Potomac
river fronting the Chesapeake Bay and has long been noted
Of the be-, herring fisheries ali this section
With but slight expenditure towards improving the haul Il
may he made mos, profitable fishery ale the land
i sufficient for snug and profitable trucking farm II Is
situated directly across the river opposite Po. Lookout
where hotels Sc now In erection for Summer retreat;
which circumstance will contribute vastly TO the
ne>, " trucking In ih locality.
TkkNSA >uihcicncy in cash pay OF sui, and sale
the balance In equal nsalments of one two and thrr.
purchaser {" give hond and approved personal
cnrt Tor The deferred payments, aud titled reserved until
the whole "f The purchase money Is paid.
Further Information can he had by addressing ans
"h- ." IN. commissioners al burgess Store, Va
WILLIAM COLES.
WILLIAM A. HUDNALI. Commissioners.
JAMES = SUTTON,
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,,o- t,or mexico-Miramon Refuses to Aclnow.
Aa'e' ledge the American Minister.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 30.-We have received
the following important news from Mexico:
Mr.. McLane, L. S. Minister, had instructed
Consul Black TO demand Of Miramon an cxpla-
nation for the assassination by his forces Of
American citizens at Tacubaya. Mramon re,
piled that his government no longer recognized
Black as American consul, and as Mr.. McLane
had recognized the Juarez government ne,
Miramon, will have no communication WIN
him. The letter Of Consul Black was eohse'
quently returned to him. .e,-;
The American archives in the city OF AeAl'
co are left in charge of the Legation OF Ecuador
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NORMAN MESSENGER.

THIS FINE STALLION will stand the present ~
i a, The Tro:tinS Park, Richmond, LS.IN
sf?0;he season Md go insure. with 81 10 :he G
soorn 20 De I'7ii i AZ cases ,eheR t il
Parties nsuriag will have the privilege Of putting ;her
='. % -. horse next season, gratis in ali where
:h.y DO no: prove In foll
Mares will be well led a: forty per day but there
"! Ne responsibility in of loss accident;
Season 20 terminate ist August
NORMAN MESSENGER is ) years old the 22d OF May,
!Sa handsome grey, l64 hands high Of ne proportions.
sot for Strength speed and bottom combined, be
,srpased IL Is kind In harness and good stylish
w has proved himself sur. f,.i ---r Norman M.sen-
s has taken me premium AZ the stat" rai-S e; Ns-i-
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
PEDlGREE-N5rnan Messenger was sized by N" Import
ID Noaa horse Diligence and is OH; OF fnllbood Mes.
,-ss>r Diligence was nroriedby Edward hsrrs o'
No r.'own. NJ. L. "aeNER.
NAV
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THE LOTUS;
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ANNIE CHAMBERS KETcHUM.


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Territory assemble to form State Constitu,
ton, they, and they alone, have the right to
abolish or TO protect property in slaves, or cat,
tie, or rhorses. or in any other form. And this
principle of popular sovereignty never can be
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its exercise to be preceded and superseded by
the anarchy Of squatter sovereignty, snatchlns
power regardless of the equal rights of the
States, the letter and spirit of the Constitution,
and every principle Of the "law of liberty"
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