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Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
PAINT BRUSHES

A SS0RTED sizes, together with all the colored Paints, constantly on hand at the City Drug Store
 aprill5- D. p. BLACK & Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
Bosses K9gSfg 5y fEse aEEasaes
Fire and Rysaazad Navigstsan.

Risks accepted at terms consistent with sol vency and fair profit. Especiat rattention given to insurance of dwellings and contents, for terms of I n3years
 The solid service long and ceessfully tried, and the many advantages the 4stna& Insurance Company possesses in its line, should not be loverlookeds bythose ready to insure and under- Standing their best intefeststs.
 During stringent timesn the necessity for reliable rsurance becomes an imperative sduiv---the ability of property owners to siis- tain loss being. then much lessenetl.
 Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Policies issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents. of the Company.
 iszz5- Business attended to with lespatch and hdeIity RENL BLAkENEY, Agent,
 nov 39 Des Arc, Ark.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
Lines on the Death of De Soto.
nv xEfaanerH mARv AnLIsoN.

HF ELIZABETH M.tRV ALLISON. s.srhe corpse of De Soto. wrapped in mantle, and la the stiffness of midnight. was silently sunk in the Mississippi Thus the diseoxeren of the Mississippi slept beneath its waters. He had crossed the continent in search of csisl.' says the eloquent and learn ed Bancroft, aud had found nothing so re- marka5le as his burial placeo They sank tlisn down at dead af nigEi
 In thedeep fast-syheln3ug tide; Silently, secretly, as they might,
 And with none in weep beside. And who is he with so wide grave
 As is yoa dark rivers Bed; That in deash no fond lament 1nigh have. No prayer be o'er him. said7 Iris he whose proud adventurous sonl
 Was the first to trace the source or that broad food that so soon should roll Ger his own unshronded. corse. There sleepsshe the long souna. sleep of death, Of spirit so dark but brave, Meet offering, him of the daring breath,
 For tho giant stream to Iavea And meet was the death for one 50 bent
 Upon deeds of blood and war; Cnfired by the patriots pure intent,
 Or lit on by mercY's star. d Sweep onward, ye mighty waters sweep, In your es.er-rapid flow; Little reck any he lies in sleep
 In your cayerned vaults below. For no bright halo IS ronnd his name,
 Who his standard reared for gold, Who first to sedesert regions came,
 With the schemes as fierce as cold. Lo, the murdered Indians names rise M On the south winds moaning sigh; And the ItIrisi flash that rent he slSies Saw the naughty spaniard die. Speed on, O. broad and majestic tfoodl
 Could vou wash from off that brow The stain of the thirst of gold and blood, And ieaye but histvirtues glow. So at that tremendous, awful day,
 When the bonds of death be iiven, May nought.of viceson his high mien stay But holy light be given. Sweep onward, ye mighty waters sweep In your ever-rapid liaw Calm let him lie in the dreanless sleep
 In your cavern'd vaults below.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
Ksaasg P0acaegs,

T I1TIE most approved brands ,in tin boxes,
 by Wholessie and RstaiI at- inc City.Drug Store. D. P. BLACK < Co. anril l5-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
Patsnr Medicineg
wENrpssKy GLASS.

ALL the different sizes, at Wholesale AA or Retail, and any quantity of Putty in hladders at the City Drug Store, Des Arc, Arkansas. D. ?. BLACK tS Co.
 april t5-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11

Bryles William. zoo. Bliss c. C., ..-... .... Brown, Horne $ Carr,
 fiF. part 90 acres, and Corbin W. P. 5. ... DHnaway I. Estate Ferguson s. J.. .-.-.. Ferguson A. B. .-.s..s Ferguson Margaret. .s Ferguson Sarah |. ...s Gibson R. H...-....s Lane J. J .-.-. .-.-. Mason A. D.. Poll tax Sl, Street s2. 30. MePhegson E. R., ...-, White 4. ]. ...... ....
 Wfseman. Mrs. R. A.. M. D. L. Franklin .,.ss Robinson Mrs. M. E. Unknown 0wHers.... Unknown Owners-..
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
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Connecting at Napoleon with the splendid Memphis 8s Napoleon U s. Mail packets K ATE FEgESB EkI, ....C Capt. JAMES LEE. VICTORIA, ........ Capt. T. II. NEWELL. DAN'E4. 8OON E Capt. FRANK HICKS. Tariff of Prices White River Freight
 and Passage
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
l1eaular Mem OrlrGus, tllbitr an0 Diaft RIufr 39arkef, s1DE-wHEEE STEAM MERr
 I A IT A M

SAM. TAYLOR, ...... .-.... ....-. Master.
 II. s. EATON, ......- .-.... -.' .'.-.. Clerk 4 THIS fine freight and 52.=s- passenger packet. having.en- tered the above trade, will run regularly throughout the season, Leaves jacksonpert for New Orleans, November 18th and 29th- December 18th and 2Tth. Leaves Des Are for. New Orleans, November 10th and 30th-De- cembar lith and 2sth. For freight or nas- sage apply on board. oct2o72in
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
sTATE OF AEsKA vsAs. PRAEREE a0ENTY.

: B EE.--
  be
   ore M veh m ny hndato Dece 5 andco
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
UpW RIas oF. sla. boo .ooa

rance Company in the past 10 years. The value of reliable Insurance will De apparent from the following
 Bosses KDaSag 5y rice aE'zsaee DURING TIE FAST FIVE YEARS. Ohio. ..... S4s1. .52o S3l Michigan. $f58,043 S1 Wisconsin, 1a6, l55 07TIadi ana... 1I6S89 9l Kentucky. 204s0sq 40iElIineiss.. 448.327 41 Missouri. v 3s4451S sG4s sTennesssee 97,5A9s21 lowa& Min 10l, ,39g 4f. K & N.T's. 1a,945 TT Penn & Va. 3i. .5V5 Sg Ark & Ga. 234g45 09
 Mississippi and Alabamas- S52. .a12 IS.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
Naaia.ffa Yylr ,.apenfilsq.

D Y the barrel gallon or in the bottle, to sait \ ) purchasers at the City Drug Store. De: Arc. Iapl I5l D. P. BLACK k Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
ARKANSAS.

A correspondent of lha Memphis Ap- peal thus speaks of our State and is re- snurces.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
sNEn PEgEsAaln f,AaTNER 0TH..

EvREE from Lard Oil or any other cheap II oils, this article is warranted to be pure unadulterated. for sale at the City Drug Store by the barrel, half barrel gallon or in bottles to suit purchasers, at low figures to Wholesale Dealers. TapriIl5l D, p. BLACK & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
FINISHED OH.

Te ' the barrel, orless quantity, best English 'ij a superior article, free from aaaIteration, at the City Drug Store.
 aprili5- D. P. BLACK $ Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11

A-LCCE E | he barrel or less quantity always OR De hand at the City Drug Store aprill5 D.. ?. BLACK k Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11

FTTIfESE Mills are now in operation, cut
 l. ting lumber of every description to or-
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IsIontann In GiEillIcotite.


A dfgjasch Of the 9th instant, from Glillicothe,
Ohio, says;
M,.4ser,s Concert at Masonic Hall, last evening.
sas 4nrga.y attended, and their trnly fine music
delighted thousands, who were crowded in and
around the Hall. At 10 O'clock 7. NJ, tho streets
were again crowded with people anxious 10 wit
ness the night ascension; estimated as political
gatherings are, should say there were 75 Dt 0 peO
ple present. Drnmmond lights were placed onthc
Court House tower, and little after ten, tlondin
made his appearance the above place, and as he
stepped on the rope, the air was rent With the
shouts of the assembled thousands. The night was
dark and red and blue lights were carried under
the rope as Blondin proceeded rapdly, hGlting but
twice 10 exhibit some new and daring feats
~ the Water street end of the ropc, he attached
to lis person Wheelbarrow fitted with fireworks.
Hating walked about one hundred feet, he stood
still, to exhibit u new feature 10 pyrotachntcs,
meteors being played ont. IL was Of the most
beautiful and brilliant tableauX ever witnessed.
For about five minutes the wheelbarrow was one
blaze of fire, shooting Roman candles, blue, red
yeow and green lights, and sGrpcnts in every
direction. Biondn standing STILL and surrounded
bv these lights, seemed like beautiful statue
When he again started, and arrived half way he
discovered his clothing on fire. With great pres
ence of mind, he sat on The rope and pulled off the
burning parts, escaping with but slight injuries tt
his shoulder and arm.
He arrived in safety on the tower at IL +. NJ.
Ehcfc he descended, and was again carried on tht
zAoulders OF the enthusiastic crowd to the Valley
Iouse, amidst great cheering. Every body WA
Dorfecty satisfied, as well as greatly astoniShGd a
the novel ana wonderful sight. The excursion
trains started out sann after the performances
loaded down, the people all in the hest of spirits
AT midnight the Sons oi Malta marched slowly an
soiemnY tO still more solemn and melanGhol,
music, which closed the day performances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND EXPRESS,
81. LouIs, August 1I.-Thc Central Overland Ex-
press, bringing advices from Denver City to the 9Th
inst, has arrived at st. Joseph, Missouri.
The express brought sl3, 90 in gold and great
many letters.
The news from the mining districts in the nigh
borhood of Pixies Peak is generally unimportant
a large quantity of money was leaving for the
States. .-=~5Z.-
The Jury disagreed in the case Of Wood, who wa
eceused of Attempting to kill Byers. Tho result o.
the trial was altogether unexpected and caused
great Indignation. Wood was escorted odt o
Denver City by tNenty-six citizens.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


FeunSylVania DemoeraLtc nEaLe GonVentlon'
CREssoN, Pa, August 1.-THE Pennsylvania
Democratic State Convention, which assembled in
this city, was largely attended.
Permanent officers were chosen, composed of
well known Democrats throughout the State and
elsewhere.
The Convention after It's permanent organization
Immediately proceeded to business, and adopted
series of resolutions among which is the follow
ing:
A resolution was offered and adopted, providing
to head 4 ticket with the names of Breekinridge
and baue ana nstrnctng the electors for the state
at large TO vote Cor whatever Democratic Presi.
Dental candidates can be elected by the electoral
vote of Pennsylvania.
A full electoral ticket was nominated, and the
Convention adjourned sine dine after having
passed 9 resolution adopting the platform Of the
National Democracy at Baltimore. .g
Grand Cricket Match---Canada VS.. the United
States.
NEW YoEK Aug. tf-A very interesting game
at cricket was played on the ground at Hobeken
between the ST. Georges Club of New York on
one side, and ten Canadians and Mr.. Venom, o.
Pennsylvania, on the other.
There were a great number of persons present
who took great delight at seeing the game played
| rhc Cricket match was won by the St. George
| Club beating their antagonists with Ave wlekcts t
&c doRn at the second innings.
Missouri Election.
/ ST.. Louis, Aug 1.-THE following il the ottieia
vote Of ST. Lous county fnr Governor:
Mr.. Hancock Jackson (Breckinrdge Democrat
| received 275 votes; j. G. Gardenhre {Black lie
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LATER FsoN THE WEST INDIES
tssrRnnor1oN AMONG THE NgeRoh,

rNsURRE0fIoN AMONG THE NEG Roks
NEg YORK, August 1.-THE schooner Emma
futile has arrived at this port from Sombyero,
Guauo Island.
She reports that an insurrection has taken place
among the negroes employed at Somhrero.
An overseer by the name Of Snow was murdered
bg one of the negroes under his charge. The
negro was Immediately arrested and sent to the
United States on board the American bark Warren
to be tried.
TIE blacks, ,infnriated at this conduct on Che pari
of tho authorities, rose and Fook possession of the
Island, numbering two hundred against twelve
yyhitaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

TnE DIAMOND MAKER-rhis machine, Of which
notices have been made, says the Sacramento
News, is now about completed 1t is really fine
piece of mechanism. The entire weight OF the
mdchineFy is not less than QUO pounds. The bail
gone, which il to receive the condensed carbon,
Z eighs 1000 pounds The other machinery is placed
upon q platform to which wheels are attached.
The owners are now awaiting the arrival of some
pure platina, which is expected by the steamer,
and which is necessary in trying the experiment.
As an immense amount OF pressure can and will be
applied in the trial it is not certain whether there
is strength enough in the heavy machinery to bear
it, consequently place will he selncted to-day, at
some distance from the city. nd ) ,me poiut re,
moved from dwelling heuse-, @lvte the expert.
ment sill be tried. Should something burst in such
a locality there will be- less mischief done than II
such disaster should occur in p'puluus locality
# The editor nl tho Marpn tAiabanal American
tells brother editor that be is a Southern organ
grinder with q Northern monkey ON his box
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

TIE SEWING MAcHISE CONTROVERSY ESDEp.--
The recent decision OF Cniet Justice Dunlop, in the
Circuit Court OF the United States--irom which
there is no appeal-awarding to Jas. u. Wilson,
assignee of Aitkens Felthousen, reissue of their
patent of August 5, ISL, with al of its fourteen
original claims, denied @rangtny by the Patent
Office, but now ordered by the appellant Judge,
unon the appeal of said JAmesTG. Wilson, seems to
US to decide this sewing machine controversy, and
etfectualiy to overthrow the efforts OF a combined
monopoly to extort from the public an exorbitant
and unjust price for an article which, to become
the great blessing it is intended, should be intro.
duced into wide spread and general use.
In a few words this reissued patent covers. and
fully and clearly secures to James =. wilson tand
let Il be distinctly understood that H1s wilson IS b4
| no means the " wilson connected 1pitt, attached
| To- or the creature Of the q Wheeler IL wilson
Manufacturing Co., y these points LIST, a recip-
rocatng needle; table: rotating wheel feed, or
| its equivalent; feurmotion feed, and q spring
presser foe in combination. Or, I'd, a table, and a
rotating Wheel four motion feed in combination.
! Or Sd a rotating wheel feed, or tnnr motion feed,
| and spring presser foot in combination; and
these being the vital parts of the mechanism IN all
| 6rsl-class sewing machines, it will readily be seen
| that all manufacturers, unlicensed by Mf. James
G. Wilson, are nirngers uf the pialneSt and most
| decided characters.
Among those thus manufactured, that is without
| license from Mr.. Jas. u Wilson, may be mentioned
tho Wheeler L Wilson Manufacturing Co., the
Grover & Baker Co.. |. NJ. Singer x t}o,, ant
others; aud we are glad to learn that vigorous
measures will at once be taken 10 put stop tn all
Illegal manufacture aud vending and even those
| using the machines Manufactured by these house
will be forced TO make restitution, aud remunernlt
the original inventors, who have been punderet
indeed by oyerbearing wealth and ilgotten in
flueuce -
The only parties licensed under this patent ar
the Sloat Sewing Machine Company, OF l'hiiadei
nhia and while their celebrated machines arr
already pronounced the best in the market, the.
are the only ones not liable for infringement o
this patent--to he seized whenever found; conse
ouentlg, itbehooves purchasers to look CLOSELY 10
license of Jas. q. Wilson, and beware OF thos
who have no hesitation in calling Others BY tn
, hard names they so justly deserve-as . pirates
: upon the rights of the aorc mentioned Wilson,
1Pnila Argus, August 9th.
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An q Ingin" and white man were passing along
Broadway. when the furmer espied window Itttl
of wigs and pointing to The owner, who was stand
ing in tile door way, said: .tUg't--him great man
big braye-take manv sratp-!1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

TINS LAST GHkNuE AT BKAsnLakN's.- Ladies,
TEN the eh uce u h,ft which sraScinaH
oae iy 1G9 sllar inns laHgo he ih4fg.
fofs ad Of h. 'ppar nny ani AT ono Nd
sur with those bau fal goods which he is almost
Gging away,
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4Otal sntrlliqtnfe.

FREE DtsPEHstRY.--Th following is the report
Of the New Orleans School of Medicine, On Com,
mon street, opposite The Charity Hospital:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

pteKfSes FROM Vastly st1R.-Why eaa no
ouadruped enter city garden! -.
Because there can never be more ahah lafse ieet
IN gard.
MorTo ros THE HEESAS DiNSkR--Nane sat lhe
brave deserve the TuTe
TaE QrAKEB DoCTRlSs.--fhec,Ory.
Tao Coon TO DE TsuR.- Bpener, Of the Ledger,
Innkin. advises us. aas sent enc OF hiA horses to
grass for the summer. Can il b. his Gabb?
Why will Breckenridge, after election, be like 5
Eohelian without his uighi-key?
Because he won't he ahle 10 get inte the House
STREET CouarEstEs.-Fi First aispatant.-DEy up
Nj. 2.-Ynu'ie aauiher
M. l-Shaw, you ain't Heenau.
No. 2-Nu more be seu saytrs. Git !-pud
denhead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

cooDs srll.l CnKAf Az Mu0ny s.-- Moody IL
a ms the nnblic ,utN aS1pE hs eeaa, u fAvss with
VIII r hs eiia4lso ea III IS hs ply sa pis hs
will, continue Q do VI hAs 1sP ~ ef his vheie pss-
en-, stock Civ him y call.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

publican) 32i5; Claiborne +. Jackson, Oonglas
DEMOCRACY $780, Orr tUnion Opposition) l2,iOo.
The Black Republicans figure nip Mr. Rollins
ynaioritY in the Second District at 500.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

" h1mpson DC; r sherwood. NY; Ed j
Prlnss, Csl; Ihos I've mill. NY; A s Fiske do;
u hurrav, AID lady. o; James Peat, do; w m
l R9gmb9r, Mo- 7 X App5Id, Md; J 5 RsSa. and ID
d. |Got. bIa !, De- IN Cooper, Gsa; James
and lazy. Pa; Mrs 4 Stroud. do; Col Van Ruren
so1aans MI r MITCHELL Jr,, Del; hon " Pen.
nIpgton. \; w N Stratton, and family, do; mo-
( Ni12n, 40; NlcoI,Pa; A Mawry and lady
Is Hon Wilson, and lady, Mass.
EROWN'S HOTEL Capt Moore, NY: las
Bow WIS; WIN Brown, B Bss ,el. b West.
= ffiehar !, DIR Blackburn, Va; B Thomson
4 HarrIs9n and lady, Md; Geo w Moore. Geo g
walker, w ID Elliott, w NJ clayton, Pa: 1, A
bbu.rd. La; c Ti:lot.on. c Egerton. q; NJ 4
Barcay, Mis-. Brown, b Dixon and slater. ] II
- ingtel!ow. Va r ID NevtOn, Md; Mrs h Et,ing
MISS Fitting, NJ Etting, Pa.
NATIONAL HO fEL j Tyler, DC: Matb
ssvs and lady Md; Dexter, Mass; Coz, Nh: w
HlohaIdsnn, b Richardson, X 30 vie, Spsnoer
H9; StlilTell. Ark; Miss Davis, NY; Mrs Rrow !
nc; Cooiey, GiIard, w Biddle and la ty pa:
B"yden ana iady, Nc. 81
klRk"OOD HOUSE-N wisglevorth Mass.
= Hnop"r. " JiIlaLd, Md; A Grockwell Mass
II Ia iton M; J Manning. Mis- Brent' Vs.
Harm Ha. -A ""'Son' r"' J"
WASHINGTON HoUsE..G Parker. Good.
via, VASE; q StaarDes, NY; w CLARK, r WI
hsT aid lady, { q; n Msno and family. Nd
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THE CELEBRATED DR. ]. .. ROSES
l. AGEDICINI ES,


These remedies are the result of thrtyfve year,
OF extensive and successful praotce, and are the
that flesh is hair to.
T5kSN? S f.Sosy Gus. cogh oS d EH
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and al Lung diseases
Price 50 cents and 81.
DIR. J. S. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purlher for the cure fScrofula, Old Erup
hQns, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers. Swelled Neck aro
Ell disease. arising from an impure state Of tn:
DIR. J. S. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
The only sure ouIe for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR.. S: ROSES PAIN CURER. tits hots
cure ali but II has stood the test of IS years
CURING Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains In the Stomach and Bowels, Sprslns, Bruises
Pains In the Limbs, JOINTS Back and Spine, or an,
pain internally or externally. Price 70, Is and 50
cents q bottle.
These remedies, and many other. referred to in
DR.; Roses Medical Adviser. (which book may be
had gratis at any OF drug stores where the med
icines are kept have been used with success bv
100000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to see that they are genuine
by having the Doctors s1rittes sisnatsrs eusr saeA
cork AID on each label.
IL Kept by all Druggists. ses-n
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~. JOHNSTON,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESsetnaT Remedy ~ lie No1fd, Jr al
DISEASES OF IMPRUD ENCB.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
U-A CURf W AhRANTiD OR No CHARGE IN Two DArs
w..in..s Of tn. Back stneur., Of tn. kidney.
aad Bladder involuntary Dlsehsrsss lmp0tsIey, General
soa II S.a = e: do,
Dnness Of sghtsr 6lddness Disease Of the Head
those Tsrbl. Disorder, arising fom Solitary H.bits Of
ious-;hO.. Dreadful and De.ructrs Prsstee' Which
YOUNG MEN
Especially who have bseom. the victims Of Solitary Vice.
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps
unnely grave thousands Of Young Men Of a.
allied talents aud brilliant intellect who otherwise
listening Senates with IN. or
dsnes.
MARRIAGE.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Y oung Men eontsnp plating Mar
rage esins aware Of Phy,ea w'ahne, organic debility,
He who place, under the Dr. J. may r.si-
ouy eon1d. in his honor gentleman and eOntdsnty rsy
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICKsTREEr,
s hand SIDE gong from s.m0r. :.. few door. from
must % pa'd and eont on . JSsNPsror
Members ofths Royal Coleg. Ofsugeon, Lo1don graduate
from Of the eminent Collie the United States
Plta Of Londou Par., and ..ewh.r. Sa.
feced Of the astonishing that ever
sounds. ba.hfun. frequent biu,bing attended .om.
tunes with derangement Of mind. cured sdiatey
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men and ethers who have injured
learned from s, companions, or at school, the
which nightly felt when asleep, and not cured
render; marrHgt Impossible. and destroys both mind and
body, should apply iInms distely
Those the sad eG.es prOdue
limbs. Pam. in the Head Dian. Of Sight Los. Of mS.er.I
Power, Palpa;on Of the Heart Dyspepy Nervous
OF the
MENTALLY-Th. fearful .f.et, on the mind ar. much 70
Of Spirits Evil Forbodings, Aversion Of Society,"
Love OF Solitude Timidiy Of The pro-
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-Thoussnds can now jude. vhsi
III. cause Of their declining health, losing hes
appearance about the cough
DISEASES OF IniPRUDENCE
When the misguided impruden pleasure
he has ihbed The seeds Of painful disease TOO often
happens that tmed Of shame dread
rpseby can fOns S.saa hi% 'fI he . no ah n.
hands OF ignorant snd designing Pretenders She
month set month, long ,msiie. fee can !. .b
tanned, and ia despair leave him With ruIed health to ,sl
poison. Mercury hasten the constitutional symptom. Of obi,
terrible disease such the Heart Nose
TO- Fl. dr.s . ."s.ss. 3, Pns m " h Ps
discovered country from whose bourne
DR.. JoHNsoNsRE III TMp ESR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
this s,': sd remedy ..sin. Of III: org.n.
nervous AID deblit.ted who had Loaf all hope.
bsen INN. diately relieved.
seaao" Lo. Of Fog:r N.T1n1. '
Trembling and Wsshnsss Exhaustion Of f..rfu
ESnoRsEMENT OF THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured atthis institution within
operation, performed By Dr. John.oa by s.
reporters oil the papers and other persons
d. hi. .nG s,,c: "a, s
bihy, 'uheient guarantee 70 the afflicted tan IS y