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, 1859-09-23
European Items by tile Persia.

Some omiuous expressions let fall BY the E.1,-
rcror of the French, 10 the effect that " the
Empress lad been very much shaken by the
painful emotions to which she had lately been
subjected" hare generated the belief in an ap-
proaching addition to the Imperial dynasty.
There arc, however, many circumstances which
would render rroblcmatical this realization Of
,he "hopes Of the nation."
a Commissioner from the Massachusetts,
State Agricultural Society WIS in England, se-
fecting stock for expectation to the United
States. Lie had already shipped wenty.t''rec
head Of choice Ayrshire cattle, six head Of pure
bred Kerry cattle, Shetland helfer, verS SUI
perior Cleveland stallion, ,threc Shetland ponies,
u lot Of Scottish hlack faced sheep, q Cotswold'
ram, and collection Of poultry.
- Tie French marriage makers {says letter
from Paris) have found q wife for that dlscon-
solate young widower, the King Of Portugal.
His Majesty, they assert, bas been counseled to
demand tie hand Of Queen Victorins second
daughter. Such an alliance would be advauta-
geous in many points Of REV, as it might ex-
tend the principles Of Professionalism into coun-
,ry not i'll prepared to receive them, by the in
toierable bigotry fostercd By the late Queens
prottgs, the Jesuits.
1t is again positively asserted that the
Prince will visit Cauada ia the course OF next
year. and that lis tour will be made under the
direction of no less parsonage than the Sec
retary Of State for the Colonies. We sincerely
trust, sars the Manchester Guardian, that this
rumor will prove correct, for not onlg would
such visit to the other side OF tue Atlantic
prove profoundly gratifying to the Canadians,
hut it would u1so naturally tend to expand the
views and enlarge tho sympathics OF the future
King Of England.
, 1859-09-23

N onc can 'forx,see l,alf tho sources from
,r,,;c,, = o-,e,t tboronobfa,e 1iko tim Illinois
cant,,, Ra;,roaa will attract business nor the
>,e1st,t. It viii confer upou portions Of the Un-
II, v;5elv distant from each other. 1t was
snanossd ,,,,t n. this road connected the ,akcs
ana the lower Mississippi it would havo a fair
no,tb md south business. The sugars md
other nroductions Of the Southern Statcs with
the farm products along tic line Of tho road
,.,,r,d r. 1,o,,oh, tn Chicago for sale and shin
ment. while lumber and other articles manu-
, 1859-09-23

Central and South Amerlca---1fnytt.
Our government hos not succeeded in obtain-
ing redress for the late numerous outrages on
the persons and property Of Americansin Chill,
Notwithstanding our Minister, Mr. BiglcT,
Aus been excrting himself with vigor for
that purpose. The executive has not in this
case the means to force compliance with lis
Just demands, should MI unsuccessful peremp-
tory dcnanl lor satisfaction he made, this SUBJ
iect will then lie transferred to the SERIOUS con-
sideration Of Congress. All Eenezulu is in open
revolution. On tue ninth Of August, there was
bctwce1 the rerolutionists aud the government
party, The former remaining masters Of tue
field. There had also been a hard haud.to'hnnd
iight in the streets Of Aguado, where the gov
ernment forces were Obliged to yield, leaving
about hundred killed aud wounded. Many Of
the rcrolutionints are arlned with Minnie niles.
LaGuayra is under martiul Law, and oil business
Is SUSPENDED. The warlike notes on the river
plutte continue. Gen. trquiza, Of the Argcn-
tine republic, had arrived ut Pacona to place
himself at the head Of the forces that were
about to opeu the campaign against buenos
Ayres.
The Chiriqui gold digyings do not yield nc
cording to expectation. About ttty persons
from Panama, who had been atwork SIX months
an,oug the graves, hare not collected enough
gold to pay their expenses: Since tue change
of rulers in Costa ica all is quiet, and the peo.
pie nre apparently satisfied President Gef:
rard of Hayti states III IN address to his nation.
al guard that LIE has discovered several conspir.
acies against linn, and should quietly permit
the plni's Of the conspirators to mature before
interfering. He las issued mn address inviting
the free negroes of tue United States to settle
! in Hayti 4 depository Of the treasure left by
Soulouauc had Leen opened with every proper
form, aud had disappointed expectation in con
tanning no more than ssey,1 1888, about one-fourtl
the sum anticipated The sd inst, the bot.
tom Of one Of the cars on the Re::,la and Guam
ubuoca railway fell out, and gentleman was
| killed, and another person severely Injured
whilst tue other parties in the car saved them
selves By hanging on to the windows.
, 1859-09-23

The Administration having reversed itself on
seems inclined to 80 SO far in the contrary d.
rection TINT nobody shall dare assert that it
ever gave currency to the doctrines Of the lie
Clrrc letter. Attorney General Black has givcn
an official opinion that American citizenship at
tachcs to child born in this country. the pa-
rents Of whom nre foreigners, and only tempo
rary solourncrs, in accordance with the princi-
pie pronounced in III important case, The par
ticulars Of which are contained in Sanford's
New York reports.
The BcnecIa hoy Rcpud1ates Politics.
John c. ueenan, better known as the Denecia
BOY, publishes IN affidavit. clearing his skirts
from the imputation Of having taken part in
the late Syracuse 6sticua. He says he IVES not
employed to 60 to Syracuse by Wood or any
other person, but that l,e went to crafty his
private curiosity ty-that 1saiah Rynders (regular)
paid his hotel hill-,hat Peter Caggcr {regular)
sent him his ticket Of admission to the hall, and
TINT Rynders offered him fifty dollars to mount
guard over the doorway and keep all improper
characters % out Of the Convention. The afii-
dayit concludes thus:
"Aud this depouent further sa3s that hc has
never been supporter Of Fernando Wood, and
that he has also been offered place under the
present CITY Government, within three weeks,
which hc also declined; that this dcpouent fur
ther says. that he is not politician, TINT be is
not au adherent Of Mozart unli, that be is no
bully, that he cannot bc hired for any riotous
purposes, and that he desires to earn honestly u
Irving, and to maintain good reputation; and
this deponcnt further says, TINT seeing his name
graceful proceedings in an improper manner. he
tlas voluntarily made this statement 10 shield
himself from any uufayorable imputation against
his character.
, 1859-09-23

tr1u,n the Cleveland Herald slst.1
Frou, passengers on the c. G. & Il. II. trai,,
hicl, met will the serious accident yesterday;
VIZ sl'tain some additional particulars Of the
disaster.
The train had been running ut its ordinary
spccd-it being the fast E1rrcss-untll nearing
tie scene Of the accident, when the speed wns
somcwhnt lowered. as tue train was approach
iug Columbus. When between four and ire
miles from That city, one Of the small wheels in
the forewurl truck o(the locomotive burst asun-
der. The locomotive Immediately left the rails.
tearing up the track for some distance, and tht
rolled oyer the embankment, about twelve feet
deep. The engine md tender made complete
somerset, and lny in the ditch, bottom upward
and badly wrecked. The baggage car, e'nigrant
ear, md two first class passenger cars, which
formed the train, were also thrown over the en-
htnkmcnt md lay on their sides.
Charles Langdon, the engineer, who las
fa1nily rcsidingin in this city, attempted to leap
from the falling locomotive. He was caught In
the ruins and budly injured in his head, besides
hayiug his thigh broken.
Knox pratt, the firemcn, who lives in this
city, was caught by the tender and badly 'n-
jurcd. Tic 1esll or one Of his arms MAS taken
almost completely of.
i gentleman named 4. D. Schram, Of, Cinc'n'
natl. had bis collar bone broken. Mrs. Christi
IN Henry, an old lady residing near Columbus
and her grand daughter Cathar1ne Fogle, were
severely injured. Mss, Smith, Of Belmont. n
j., Mrs. brown, of Cincinnati, hiss kelm, O
Cardington, Mr. BabcocE, Of Buffalo, Miss AIDE
hide Leach, nf Cleveland, and some others vert
Slightly cut and bruised.
, 1859-09-23

4pH 4!h
III. ,,l,s ur T., forward 10 the lower Mississip-
nj IN. ,,,xls t',t arrive here by the three great
!, ,s,.r,, ,;n.s IF railway On taking charge Of
:, r,,a ssxora, months since t,,e nrssept ST.
D Arh,-, reo-sat5sGed |
or IL. e,,.o-,,a, ,orat;on If tho road to secure
=, ,,rc. .,,are If lin t,,ro,,ch traflc between
+ho eastern s,o,,oa,1 cities md tue lower Mis-
s:ss;np determined to use efficient measures to
a,.,,a II The thrift Of through freghts was
c.rof,,lv revised and a reduction Of twenty
nor cont was u1ade upon previous rates.
Primer efforts were made to bring the adyan-
+,,,,s of thu routc to the notice Of the eastern
shir:crs and for tie last few months the most
gratifying results hav, been realized.
We lcarn from R Forsyth, ESD Of tho
freight department, that the sugar and general
grocery trade, under this reduction in fre5ghts,
has largely increased within the last few
months. Flour, wheat and farm products gen
orally, have sought this market in much larger
quantities md from the most southern portions
Of the State, In eastern through frcights tic
read has been receiving und shipping
from propcllers from a hundred TO a
hundred" and fifty tons Of nercl,an-
disc per day for Memphis, Tenn., vicksburgh,
Miss Helena, Ark, mud other points on the
lower Mississippi. The inducements which
control these frciehts are, certainty, speed and
low prices Goods are sent By rail or cannl to
Buffalo. thence to Chicago by propeller, and
thence by 1l,e III. Central road to Cairo, thence
BIZ steamer to their destination. Heavy goods
will always seek water TRANSPORTATION as far as
possible. and hence VIC see not WHY this route
hc,xccn the Northeastern seaboard and tie
1owc, ,fiss;ss;nni 1yill mt nossess lasting ad-
v,ntaces ove- cverv other Iipht coods conc
d;r,ct1,v t}rouc+ FINN phi,odeln,,ia and New
yort hr tho PITTSBURGH and Fort warne tic
,{;c,ic,n Southern md tho Michigan Central
| ,,;l,oods md from them the Illinois Central
,,oa -ccoircd FIR thu last few months two ],un-
ared and fiftv to three hundred tons Of mer-
cbandise per day, for distribution to southern
cities.
The ARRANGEMENTS Of the Illinois Central r,
| r. do not stop will accommodating tho into
rior traffic Of the country. Goods como III
b,ud direct 10 this city from England by tie
| f,,ond rr,,ol and tba A1;c,,;can centr,] mil.
no,ds ond arc distributed }r TIM illinois cen.
tr,, tn g. Io,,ia and other Southern c;t;as f.
r,o,,;,cs Inf n s;nc1o t,onsh;nncnt ,t nct,oi,
, 1859-09-23

From tho tone Of our California papers by
the Overland Mail VIC judge TINT fusion Of
the Republicans and Anti-Leeomptonjtes can
not be avoided without the grosscst misman-
agement II it takes place, as expected. Nc
Kbben and Col E. .. Baker will be returned
to Congress, defeating the Administration By
large mojorities. Mr. Greeley, now on the
spot, is working for the fusion, and if there be
sense Or patriotism cxtant on that Pacific coast,
it will take place, provided the terms be not
dishonorable to the Republican faith.
, 1859-09-23

1xrAS71c1pr.-TLc Painesville 70 Telegraph.
publishes the story Of q young girl, l1vlng in
Lake county, who becane u mother without
fond q her child, Iut, driven to madness BY thc
inhuman insult and persecution that follow er-
rors like hers, she last week took her babe mud
drowned it in cistern. Afterwards she took
1t out, nnd gave notice Of what she had done.
An inquest was held, aud verdict rendered
that the net had been committed while the mis-.
erable mother, was "under tho impulse Of tenn
porary insanity caused by extreme trouble OF
mind"
, 1859-09-23
Menitines,. ST.
MORE To BE 1\DMII,Ei,
KIQH EST DIANEm
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

Whaf1 Why \ Beautiful Head OF Hair.
because ia the God ii!ms<tf pr II e, for ~,
our race Reader. although The m=y hl~u. evrr =.
tuxhuy IN hs xlown. cheek Tho eys be >. pslt,s
the .xih bs tho.e OF peasta ths heal Is bese II i'd
enx tho ha!s b. aas[s.I and harsh and dty ~
than has ie1 es1n Fl: Wssos % Ii. IL EesSgr ss r.; :
uacd two three times ! week, will teaare snu Irrn.
nenty secse 70 a such IN ornament Real tho f.uw1
Ant judge. The writer VI ths 1Es il shs celxlalet Flu;
Thzfb<rx:
NV Yo1x, April II, 1ss.
obtkatIna under for Tie entire Irsof5on ~ NJ ~
TO It. original c,Aur; AlHut the py a7tya Ia ~
United Ssstes s7p.y teemtnx ksas Tut up,p ,Ss
o3na se eon.e1 Jaas essa!s ~ =, ~ Ss,<;sa It..
nj invention, quite etaeaeioos well ~ ~. eahit
an, dsar Ut. yours truly. s sTUAIuERu
-D1yca NJ Cwylle.lYdn,-
Welsh Newspaper odaee, t3 Sassaust. Ann, /. 1s:a
PHo5. o. J. WON Dear Sir: Somr n,on,h n. 4~
ago received bottle Of y"ur a!r Ks,.raftyn al
kave my wife. who concluded to tEy It On h.r iii tts
thntnx Il ths tins shst vout Tho ray b. T.
original eoor, bnt tn her well ny su,x af1r,
few weeks ts has performed that wune f rnrrf ~
turua& all thr gay halss to dark bsuw Tho ans i'm.
bcaatuyn{ ao4 thckrnlhx tho hail. sirne!y rxtomuht
Of thele bali. CHARLES CAKEEW'*'
NV fosx. July .. 1as;;,
Fsoy. o. !. Woon:-wIt confidence d. ,xconu.,,
Jour Hair Restorative n being the mu.t eeo,s .!cr
Since u.lns your I1r Restorative nv hr mi
whskers which almost white have gradually x,v~a
dark: and now r! confident that few apk:l ps
Of ali daod1un an4 unpleasant itching, aI
| ptEaous vi" p=tsplto ffee'5. J. u. h1Lbi
! o. J. WOOD i CO. Psoprletors, 81 Dsoadw,y. N.v
York In tie xret New York Wlfa Railing E4tata.tnc.t
| and III Market st.. It Louis, Mo,
And soA BY al kood Druggists md Fancy Goo4 Deaetr
, 1859-09-23
squ.ster sovererG afy::An Item or His.
1nFV.


The Illinois Stats journal says, the doctrine
Of Squatter Sovereignty rs now advocated by
Douglas aud his adhercnts was FIRST broached
in M address before the Legislature Of the
Mort Invest Territory, by Gen. Arthur ST. Clair,
the then Governor, as follows:
"For all internal adairs we have complete
Legislature Of our owu, and they are no
"n,orc bound by an act Of Congress than By M
"edict of the First Consul Of France"
What did the Democrats Of TINT day think Of
it! Jefferson was President, and James Madi-
son. the father Of the Constitution, his Secretary
Of Ssate When this clause Of St. Glars speech
wns shown to jefferson and bis Cabinet what
did they do! They addressed Mr. st. Clair the
following significant document:
"S1a: The President observing in IN address
lately delivered BY you to the Convention at
"Chi;!cothe, aa iniempcrunce aud indeoorum
limited States, md disorganizing spirit and
"tendercy Of every evil example, and grussty
"yiolatlnC the rules Of conduct enioiued by
"your public station, determines that your COM
mission Of Governor Of the \ Northwestern Ter
"ritorics shall cease on the receipt Of this no.i-
'fication." nm, 4c.,
laws MAD,sox.
Arthur St. Clair, Esq, Chilicothe.
Such was Jeferson's and Madison'a opinion
Of ''Squntter Sovereignty" and they were good
Democrats.
The second appearance Of this delightful doc
trine over which onr Democratic friends swag-
ger and boast SO much, YVES in tue National
Democratic Convention in ls4s, when Mr. ".
l.. Yancy, Of Alabama, reported the following
resolution:
"Rt.olced, !" That tho doctrine Of non-interfer-
"cncc with the property Of any portion Of this
confederation in the States or in the Territor.
"ies, by any other than the parties interested
ain them is the true Republican doctrine recog.
nized by this body"
The vote upon its adoption WIS, yeas 80, nays
ZIG. The entire North voted against it, and
thus the doctrine was cmphatically rcpudiated
at thetime.
Its third appearance was during tho excite.
ment Of the Nilmos Proviso q 1estion, When quite
number Of the slave Sta&satook courage and
passed resolutions refusing to support IN.
man for the pres,dcncJ who wae in favor Of tlt
Wilmot Proviso. Therenron the dough.1aces
began to futter, and sought refuge from .politi
cal death by dodging the. question in tA*
celebrated nicholson ietter," aud then broach
) ed squatter sovereignty for third time. 4
, 1859-09-23
GREAT FIRE AT CAIRO.

NA4AV. Aa-s Eef~@'"
Cairo WAS visited to-day with another severe
conflagration, which destroyed the Taylor
House and some fourteen other buildings. II
broke out in the basement Of the Taylor House
ut :: o'clock this morning, and soon burned cut
south and southwest Of it. Tie fire is still rag
ing, and the extent ofthe loss cannot be yet de-
teFmincd.
The Tailor House was four story frame
building, owned By the Cairo Company. an1 oc-
cupied by II. II. Davis, Of Cincinnati. The fur
niture was partly saved, and part Of the bag,
gaga, but some Of The inmates barely escuPed
witi, their lives. The contents Of the other
buildings were mostly saved:
The following are among tho sufferers: T. Il;
Davis, Taylor nouse; Charles ,K4ipP:: billiard
office; George Poor, dwelling; H. Burns.
Green Tree House; John Howley, Prairie
House; 7. Stapleton, boarding house and a
bakery J. G. Miller, Miller House and another
building; S. Llttlefield. house; bowling al
leY, owner unknown. DC.
, 1859-09-23

W1scoxs1x.-The Yisconsln State Fair takes
place at Milwaukee, Sept 26d,. 9Th. asth' ssla
aud 3oth. AL The railroads carry passengers At
half faro md articles for exhibition ftte. The
grounds are in good order aud easy Of aeeess
With Of without omnibusses.
, 1859-09-23

KAxsAs-The election for the adoption OF
ll.e Wyaudott Constitution takes place on Tues
day, October 4th. Each elector may vote
written or printed ballot, labelled" For the
Constitution or Against the Constitution"
aud one labelled "For Homestead or
"Against Homestead The Board Of can
vassers under the Constitution are Sam Aedar5
Governor Of the Territory, J. II. Winehell, Pre-
eident, and John A. Martin, Secretary, Of
the Constitutional Convention.-Tbree rep
utable citizens named John kiesle1,
George E. Rahrbacker aad P. H. TOWNSEND,
publish af1idavits TO the effect that S. ". john
son, the Democratic caudidate for Delegate to
Congress, had recently declared himself IN ia"
TOT Of reopening Of the African sla'e-
Trade, or had uttered words to that effect.
1t is said that Judge Petit and Gov. Me-
darJ will both settle in Kansas as their pertna-
nent home. Medary has recently purchased
the old material Of the Junction Sentinel for his
SOD, who will soon resuscitate that concern
The taxable property Of Learenworth, this
year, amounts to &s,5eo, ,1ss, real and per sonal
, 1859-09-23

Never DebtIleM$4Hs
is compounded eniseiy Gums and his beeoue A
established taef, st4nlana Medicine known Ind app.ove.
By al that hare used H. and Is nov Tturtx to viii euat-
dence in al diseaxes foF which i Il secoatrsp4ec
It has cured thousands - 'Ehru1fc ca:ThGa, Sum.
within ihe tast two ysAIs !nef Complaints uysentr.
whn hat given up ali hopes ,rv lpro ~ S1f Stt,n sch
Of relief, the numerous g Hahtua1 tfHtyrne,a tL
una<Ice1! fncac4 IL -, fc Chutes4. sht.tra NGT.
my p0A<sslon show. = bus. Chniera lnfantuu
he dust must t. adaptsdi - falu?etce Iaunlse,
to the TEN eranent ot lheI = male sakht.ae4 au t,v
11dlstiul tklrx II. andf te uti successfully u.
usedln such quant!. lee a to- r!h.f! Family N~islr
3ct st44tfy On the Bowrs. 1t will cure *lt X HEAD
Let the d!Ctates of yourt AcHE. ia ihou.ani% caa
jul kmrns guide you ID the. tepiy IN twtnt. n.nutx.
use Of the LIVER fNEl!@ II two Or ihste T4a.pnvE
CURATOR: AID IL will - ;fu!*azr tasen Al comu.acv.
curv Liver EuME' 'lLn,A, ILL = u4rnt Of Att.ek.
lou1 At4eks, DysYepal7,'-
AT who using giving testimony In Ita saroF
~ Nix Water IN the mouth wiki the l1rxeYatoT ani
swallow both together.
Price Ono Dollar Per Bottle.
, 1859-09-23
Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills,

coAt1rNrEn IRON
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS ard put up ia
GLASS GAsEA AIR TIGHT, AND WILL
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE,
The Family t.a1haztC - The Profession we'll knc1
f1LL l. gentle but X that .iihtFrnt C1ih11tta L.:
t!ve a'athatc which thet different p.ttuns y! he
proprietor has us<.l In bis = buwe:s-
ptaees mo1a taaa t~saFs|- Tha Fhu,!ly Cath1..!e
9eus. - III; has. Nth lite ;efxrrn.r
The constantly Increasing to this well established E.cl
demand frIm thu4e whui = teen contumu.tcl tr.tu !
hare 1Rug u-< the FILLS variety Of The puE+> fex,
and the uatlsfatfnn which E4tip E1ttac1A Which sst
ntxppAs In feaFd u icr = alike every p1t t:t
ute has ntuCtl Tie fn p1xt iatlmeplafy ct,a .n u.
t:enl within tt!c Etach ofll 1d an.i IN IL
where tathasti: Is cede such Drsansenent. If IT,
Stomach Slesint taihs In the back and lsl% t,>ii,.
atn and SUfrnes4 The whrH tsly Dla auuGtn
H. which frequently. If neglected. end III .uk epnr-.
Of Fever Loss Of Appetite, Creeping $ef+a1ian "
ever Tie hsly. Rtss!esness He~tehe. weight In st
hsat, all lAa4mmAtUry diseases, Worms In tnllrn
AaultS Rh-unas.sn. sreat Parl1rr Vi thu 'H", and
Ion Ia thds a41seftf.s nent. Dase. tos.
Price Three Oltues.
The L1seE lnrl lsosor and Family t:athatlc fills
tailed hy pFix<iss kcne1y and s1td wholesale By the
Tfa4la ln Al tie sasSe t1wuA
$. T. ". SANFORD ND.
%$I1I Manufacturer AIu PNbfetuf krnhalHaY n r.
, 1859-09-23

Meeting Of American Boilers In Ohio.
Especial Di.pstch to the Cinclnrss1 Gszate.3
zAaEsv11lt. Sept. -.
The Convention OF American Boilers called
te meet at this PLACE TO Thepe Mere onlT
three persons present
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-18
GRENADA. Af,ss Cant

-4 GhENADA, Miss, Sept. 10, 1857.
 DR. l.. z. GLOVER x BRo.-Sirs: It is Y our pleasure to report to you that your '-N Medicines are taking we'll with the peo- v pie, ana we want another supply immedi- ately. As they are now introduced. we z5 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- cines had been used. Very respectfully.
 A. G. BOON SS CO, Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-18
DEg. x. NEcGOWN'S SARSAPARETlLA

And I@@8d@ ol Potash, DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE x 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, SSc., 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 appiied,) Tumors, Pimples, EFuptions, Sc. 1t makes the skin Clear and Smooth. and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, Sl 5o Small, S1 CO.,
 Dr. ". EEcSsOxvn's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. T. NcGoyyn's DOgN00d and EfOn-A certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, Dy spepsia, Sc, Sc.
 Prepared and sold at No 343 Main street. Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Are, Arkansas, by
 D. P. BLACK & CO.
 Druggists. Atlanta by Corn & -Dobbins Grand Glaize by Ii. Wheeler. april22-Iv.