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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

D.. J T ba ines entrusted to him. and do general an1 az ncy etc bu1las. Oct 3i. 6l ly DR. PETER BRl CHAN, Resident Dentist. 1-.-~-=zs C Little Rock Aka All operati per 115e5sS taning to his profession performed in tho most MI skiiliu
 DeoAy.o rfkrH plogTed so as to e.eryr them fo ire answer all the pnrpo CT e nascaton ana n appearance 'is Ias 5,S, a Iaeo iy. / 01'' @1 N Y " DENTAL yoTIC s-nr T. N CASE, office 4y-a+-s4-t>, Li neF building opposite 'he Gazette or1e. FT4ftst4 hi, profession srtircia -.l ,,h artificial grmi, fror full ed lock pe55scy natr5H N. ul inserted on the sucloa, CT o.7he,c e>r2 p-n cpie ee perfectly natursl and cay hs mouth, ana an 'wers all t.a 'eg'iimate uses ot uat.ls! tla r.
 Teeth f taken iA time be plugged % as to preserve them for life.
 In reply to frequent nquiaesI wonid :sy 'hat nm now prepared navel any pad ot the S'sie, aud rl pre- possible nanrer Persons wishing will please d9 gf s lat aielt , 2.i nvt Go,a iiue 10 g. fs.ea' where haze l@s and 7i'' "rly 'aise s 'egHar Memphis and eastera prices >ame ' Cias' n my oi.ce. Ii. x. CASE, ?. cttSt.
 Lt.ie Rors Art, Feb. D. '5g,-y.
 C:AFLAHt EANooLrH, 4yoraeys al iau, L.t,te " Rock, AR. Teh .3, ls5a.
 e. hAAllplKrpN, M. r, ,!,or+ nIs r.otes.i.nai , services to the cit7e oi ii-te Eca ana -uroInas country. Ieo. if lo1l. iy
 v. BR.NDos. rHR0NFR. ttRANDDE A THROW LR, Attorneys at Law 1MC5n, D Arkaasas. March '. lsGl. if
 gG LAA"roREh, Anorasy 4 ,Ln-, .ian,on, 0H'ten' 1'i' den coonfy, A'&au-a' Feb -7 MI. "
 JAS. L. " w.rHtEsrcoN. a...Davls. NiF lTUtRSfGUN ! DAVIS, Attorneys at tan, AtLs. '. upfEa, A 'Aacsas--at Pfeatfee 1 The counties O.. Clark, Hemstcad, Sever, iiot -prcg lao7, Fse Polk and M"Peoner: and attend rrga 10 fhe collection of claim anr where in Soath-"estern AIaausas.
 Dee. $, ls0J y.
 OHN ". At ST. Aitoosev ts~- !..;tIy o,s, i #. .l hsa h,tnac Agent, os hsad lot sale, prices and favrahe tsms, iTsa s of fs-t ,ooa lands, improve ard [, ceg n tLe Val e,s of the N li'e, Art,a ss and Nis'!rsIi nrars
 Office n t+' @tat baHs r1ntng, opposite the Stats llonse. Agg P, lcG4. Y.
 D B. RUTHERFORD, Attorney at Law Lewisyle, IN. Lsiayet comfy, NIX. fen. 24, nu H. x31IIiA's MARTIN, Attorneys 4 at T aa a>a'iE AM o " hciors in chaFcey, L'ttle Rock, A'&.
 Aus !, i~6o
 fD ?. ". YDHLEH. Attorney at Lan and sers al Real Estate Agent, idue Enck, Ark--Nd n ptac ice tre Courts of he hth Jnd.cia Cncar ant do general Rea Estate bo>nes. 'ia'ch q, lS3'. y.
 EOHE D. EINRELL, Attorney Law Little Rock, sj Ak.will prac ce in th- sg5uCs oourC held he cap ita, and attend te GO lection of claims th,ourhen the lie c give efui aHeuion to sinsljn, and per trcting titles state Ia a ofcontictrc caiHs thefeto. Office Markham feet door oi j. D. Bner's Job ofle. F2f.:t. .I6i. !y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

E AYES TUENAI Marble lealer. Little Rock Ark, will ep cou.Agty keep hand full assurtment Q! Italian md American marble and will fTn sh Monunen5 Grave stones auL Iomb Slabs of every description the reaslu'Ic terms and good style. He will ao mako bu res t5n. table tnr and every Kind of work in ls line ljis y,l,i is ,D Mark haIn street. Feb g. 53
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

Ag oSB9RN, dealer m Dry G7oda Groceries Prodace, 1vAs Crockery, Queuswre. Hardware etc. tte Rock, Ark. Purchasers invited to call and cXamine s of Staple and Fancy Dry Gools Provisions which shall be the best in the market Iuty l5, 1861
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

STtENIICEE SIUkE.-Ihe undersigned i> n -35f} B receipt tle largest most varied and cc-s-~-A;As gs3t lot Furniture ever brought to this city s4 ge Ny od the pablic generally are re- 4s specullY uvitet 10 eXane y stock "f turuiture and ualn se!. ciion if sn table. PrIcs "rsasonHbe."
 --7s- 1 have purchased also Dlost elegantly ers,-- constructed |" iIcAEsE,H and shall be fJund ready to agieud ctll funerals whenever called
 EEGELHARD TLLG. A. Tacol s oIG stnnd adjoining II gkers Markham street tt.l. toci, 4r1 ABrl "a. lcoI ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

D.w CARROLL R. ". M.LLSArs { HARRULL L MlLLSAPS, Attorneys Gems soors al A nw, and solicitors n Chancery. Pine Bluff, AtANi practice al of s counte, ot the 2d Judicial district and the Supreme and Confederate Coult aL Little Rock.
 Feb. 3 70.
 HAS. r. ROBINSON, Attorney Law, Lake Village, y Chicot county, AtI Fost-ohice, Cn,unib a, Arks
 Feb. 9, ls59
 U Il. HAMPSTEAD, Attorney at Law iitile hocl, lS. Ark. Office or iiarkham 4 eet. Feb -3 1J. II. TEbHEfIS, All rney and Counselor at Law, .E FaveNove. #. ie' P. '@9
 A RNCR GAINES, Attorney at Law, rhcot county Ark. A Posi.oihce at Co'uuha. tea .i, 'a0. ".
 L. HoLLoWaLI, VI. D. JACoWAY. EEOLLOWELL & JACOWAY, Attorneys at Law, Dar- I < daneile, Ark. Feb. 9 '59 "
 RoBT. II DEDaAA PEAS .. CAMERON nEDMAa X CAMERON. Attorneys al iaw and Solic- O Chan, cry and general land agents. Office on side Of public square, Princeton, Dallas county Ark
 Feb. g, 1859.
 KY N. MAY, Attorney at Law, Dardaneie, Yell coun. w ty, Arkan as Feb. ,, '59.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

SgskacY Iot4Bfa House, sign aul 0rnamcntal fl Painters. q! auls at Wood. Nug and -:oI.e mi uttt. i.sa ard la.c. rE.}.aled IaiuIe q lc latest a. lno-t H1pyed style and iush. Paler iau2ug done in tn iys ,ty.e and sy e t " lk. very bean t5tul rt' eLaI1t f l't dune sastcrIIg e apsris. Ea- shop on Main str oppu, ;c- s!si ut'- t..- -tlre. 2. C.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

OHN ". FAJ ST, Attnroev a I.sv- !..g "ous. | rk .l hsai t.in!e Agen ha> hand lo5 sale, 10 irco and favraha 1rsa is of f.-tc7.> ,ottoa lands, improved ad d nE cie in tLe Val of the V hte, 4rt'A g md Nisets.i.. N n~ers
 0aice n t+' etat Hsns u0HtlrE, opposite the S.a.s tIonse. Aug 23, lcGn. ir.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

IS. L. tFN0GN. UtEIt. NiTITHtRSfDUN ! DAVIS Attorneys at tan, Ala. opfEio, ssstii pfoaFee in The counties O. Clark Hemstcad, Sevier, iiot -prg, halrs Fse Polk and M"PtGoa err: and attend rrga pig 10 he collection ot claim anr where m So"th-Sestern AIaaUsas
 Dee. $. lslD. v.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

NOTICE gS HEREBY GIVEN That letters of administration have M been z, anted the und sign by tue pfotate Pulaski county, Arkaf as on th 9hnay ot Juy, lS6 the cs ate of James Sope decpaStd lateo said county A persons having against said asiate required exhibit tn tIe tdninattarlN properly authenticated hin from the q e o sad letters or thrv may h ureuled from beneis sad ectate and that if sc claims b. not exhibited within two yetis from the date of such e they hall e forever barredand prccludcd from any benefit from such estate.
 ROsINA MOORE Adtn'x
 of James Moore, deceased Little Rock Ark. Oct. T. 1861. 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
From the South Carolinian The Port Royal Affair.

The New York Herald publishes the sta tistics of Beaufort district, and closes with the following:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

AUGusTUs T. GsE4ANI, N. N. EAN noLP;T. ?tAkLANr akANnOLPH, Attorneys al Law, L.ttte " Rock, Afk -eh. .3. ls5n.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

E7sT r HAVEN, 1a3l, ani isaruess NaEeF. 4>1-.-fs, t es roail respectfully ntra tia citizens te 4sksa uf iulaski ana adj n.rg counties. that he VIII eN uflcture And kfepc instantly un Rli iu assortment o saddles IarB-s htdics Collars all u nich he will
 II cn a l clah. -l WoIk rrautei to entire satis- ftcriou. sEsf--f.rtcv o Main aLl Markham -treais
 y7f.e Eurt. t-7 Nay 5
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

n. hAIl4ibt kibN, N. M, t!taf% nis professional | , services the of ii-te iach and 4u'ULnoe country. Ieb. is, l-bI. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
(.UYsp.sssi0u Merchants.

JoHE JOHN c. EBAY. Et1tLINS | PFAY, Forwarding and Commission Ner- GJ chants Wharf Little Rock. Ark. April iS 6i ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

V. H. BRANDos. THRoNFR. DRANUOE & TUR0WER, Attorneys at Law, Camt5n, {C Arkansas March I. ISel. if
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

A. P pYsE D. H. DYER.
 Dyer es, Co., Soap and Candle NJ nulacturers,
 LITTLE ROCK, Am MAS. 1aT for going dirty gropng the dark. Dyer I Co are prepared to furnish the trade with supe Iior article of
 SOAP AND CANDLES, of their man ui8Ctufe Ashes, and T-low purchased all times at the factory. Nov T lS6l 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

SEA4S-s ,. .si-. I;2 -tre,t i.:ie l.veh 'rk.
 $ H4Ev r.: YTi 'tr. Jn5s Ious- ilrsa and tst u,Haiadus < eento y l3cased Tn pto'r 4s. i ioug "e a-lGe n t,a lu>nc-s, end h eve, that l cta -ti. raas. e-f9l- eaS9tr all Wl,s .aY < 8t tis earnest og' hs .t,-t-. Sat tzet3gy a-',ats hsy5 tr.a nleter Eeclar htts .n a9 b,st i1ntler. .,t ;., 3stl Iv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

gg LAN1nOREt, huoraey ,t La-, .anon, Trtten. Nj. den coonfy, Ataau-a.. teb. -7. t-',l. "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

gOUN D. EINRELL, Attorney Law Little Rock, sj Ark-will ce in fh- held the cap ita attend the lection of claims th5ouEhen the state lie lcl give efui euon adjusting and per. thefet0. Oihce Markham street, door oi J. .. Bnler's Job ofle. Fct.:2 !ISl. !y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

ID B. RUTHERFORD, Aromey at Law, leNisville IN. Lsiayet copnlg, Ark. sep.. 2o, Nu. y. XKj lLlIAlis j. MARTIN, Attorneys ~ IAN ard so, " hci,ors n ChaEcefy, Lre Rock, AIR.
 Aug. |, I~GU.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

DR. PETER BBl CHAN, Fesdsat Dentist, 4rs-lz<---s
 J Little Rock, Aka sas. All operati ns per l5-S tainng tn his profession performed in tho most ~-IIf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
A CARD


TO TIE YoUNG 81 TIRE SOUTH.
As the people ofthe so-... nave nov determined
etiu sel-ieieaee, 10 cup ~ IN commerce, .ud p,
place. o henar All trust only tause eho a. tra
her you all no longer be freed 10 com peis ui
alfpsy Aballion Agents. Ev though pa riptisi
asy not prompt all still thsir interest val obi 3
iem TO employ young men Il tru, utiu N Pr
ipleS. o. cour-e tho-e Sho pes>ess The nscrssa
lnlia "a ion- sill haze the Preicrence-those qaulr
ainn- may b. sP e lily Obtained AZ this c'dese
'r-ss Of all kinds must 50 ga whether in war 60.
peace.
-. tudonts lrhn desire it, con hsvr thr brnefi t.
id. BLANCARD5 Aili,agy instruction and Drill, IRE
fchsrge.
Il s. ,,np1rttat thA' sll Should begin soon
. sible Should any be eslicd away they have tn
.dyileg. OF ienewue ih-ir (. sson- sraHy uiaretim
ia ienis attend an, branch they desire and Il eeiy'
i,rir Diplomas ace riding Mesc,sih- sho wit.
" Jerks md Book keepers should give full particu-
lars.
,a.hesr Commercial College OF the city Of NeW
Orleans.
AID cues sent to all who desire th"rn- Apply 3
Is Off o orto RUFUS DOLBEAii, fres't
March l. ISL. 2Ju
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tf,.-ssranF N.r z4--kn order has
- |...,.|I 81 C|efts in tas Departments
8 - faadF % iease ior h'cenona ~
Wrdnrsiay or luesaay neHi.
anma 6fa lo.nlgha % prepare rooms.
I.Isae,'s.s.l tllst ths Prssasni lakes
81 lIptrlura 411D.
an ses basy psckingnp 70 move.
Pnrdsnl psgs isausld anothef nfoola-
DOR .nNoaao'ns has z treaiy. oisn-iYe
tni Defensive uFmed ortHern tr.,,e'-ee
.nl ihs C6n|fl9afr Stats which sns
aansd rs lhs elIy oI SALLY. My Tea.
lall ~ uan Nenfl n, tiiil,@ri. Com.
- .Ianrr III Us. g Ia|'.lefaie states, and
az "A u-nff t HahIn1ion taffo~. on
iHn uslt ~ TenneeFn.
I.a Common anIih iurns oFef p me
|.raIa aIHra her auol4 mltiefy
loroe ~ opsraiions danng ~ existing
var
NV 0au,ss. nv "a The news from
WA.llInrtun. infnninF Ne Of che eccul.f
I|nn ol AIrEantlrla. hes considerably ~
pressed ne niltary snihusiasui.
Rono. fs,s R,trlnonn--The eu'-ip 4
tlH|moo. y il.sf ts., PERSONS are el'~re'.
sith |rtt4,a ~ enli-iiur lroop-' OF Whici
SEQ tanuannl htso gone Souih up to ihi
itIt. Tire Irsumany dosn't positivrr
anlIeais tho aoCu ed in their enlisl
nsnt.
Fson WNufsoroS.-rheT Times Wa'h
nai.,s correspond nt rays ule army 49,
D. lacs 5 auhvard tonight. BY ~ mal
nv. ih- aih lIiii. sud Goth aud Rh'rl
i.land nrirtile sill ~ nu the -acrrsi 20
= vrrinis. fh~yhsve provision Ia the
tnap.acks or fnr data.
Later dom Wsshinston.
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TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

n@A IL SctshA
Cdanee'y Coart Of said County. at Rules.
Alfred Shelby. et al
". b ii to sail LAM
Iohn BlakeneS, Ct al
Proceedings had before James g. Mcro
mick Cle,k Of tie Chancery Court
SAID County at Rui-s IN The tl,irt M,
d'y "f april, A d. 1861, il being II.
18th day Of said month.
PON opening compliments bill ,
- complaint and it appearing to H.
-'tisiactiou Of said Court. at Rules. III,
he defendants, John Blakpney and Also
Blakeney, are non residents OF the Sta
Il Mississippi. bu, reside in the Stale
Alabama,
IL Is therefore considered and ordere
by the -sid Court HAT publication lie ma,
"a de Easic'a C20Tiop, a newspaper pin
ed and publi~hediH lie town Of Pauidiii
or four weeks ~ucce.Siyely, citing the Sal
defendants, Jnbu Blakeney aud Al,.
Blakenry, and all others interested IN IA
state, TO hv and personally aplrar in y.
before the Ctauc~ry Court OF Jas,
county, to be holden on the fourth M,
lay OF September next 1861. to plea,
answer or demur to complainanl's bin
'"mi liant. or the same VIII be taken
confessed.
JAS U MCCORMICK. Cl4ik
April 10. 1851 27-5l
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ALfxA>pRtA May $40 Virginiar.s,
APP zach til place MaA have haen ar
r s,e,i under charges of utIrriug sedItIen.
Louisville. Nay 2S-Ex Gov. More
head has defined his poi ION. The follow
iug j. the first Paragraph in the Louis
Vlll.- Journals l+ad.r:
The public will iad in the Journal Of
TODAY letter from cur old lrirnd Gov
Marrhead. defining. or striving 10 drfine
Ibis pnliical sisfVs W., cannot say. con-
-ci~ntiously. than the effort Is "a successiul
one assurdedly il j. ~ us most unsatis-
factory effort" Ex-Goy. MOrehead con
Cludvs ~ iollOws;
Il consider the subjugaiion OF the South.
the utter anaihilalion Of every material
interest in Kentucky. Ii the insane at
tempt should be persisted in. I fear that
the pillars Of the Temple OF Liberty win
lie crushed under their broken irag-
menis"
la another paragraph, abiding TO a con-
iing-ncy. ton elaborate to be explained
Wy Telegraph he says:
Il trust. with every patriot in the land,
that kentucky will promltly unshta,h
her sw"r'l Ia behalf OF what will become
| The common Cause"
The imIariauer OF this letter will SD.
J pear. wirn it j. remembered that Gov
MurelI-ad was candidate Tor the State ri
L,rg-. "n the Uninn ticket, to the Border
/ S,atr>' C..bvention.
WAsniAGrus, May 2S.The gossip here
j.. that the Hun. Jno. A. MoClrr
maud. Of IIlinuIs, IS here uygiug ths
\ prompt emblsac OF large force in the
! Purchase of ,'r,visinns aud grain for the
suf ring Illinois merchants and farmers
g " Bhk- enters the Quarter -mastel
Bnrrau shd john G. Fremont is made 4
Msiur-G-urrsl
SIX addiuonal Indiana regiments hav,
Lttn accepted.
CnauHEr>srno. May 2s.-The William
port forces have been Withdrawn, excep
40
FsEDERIcK. Nav 2S.-Ex Gov. Thomas
sn unconditional Uoiorist, is nOuiiusteC
Tor the United Congress.
B,LfIN May -S.-A New Hampshire
rrgin-nl pa~s-,l.en ruuIr ior Virginia.
Troops IRE di-iribnied on the road
n"rih of llmp-r's Ferry also on tn
,"rili-rn approaches. The Mmylsnt
H-ishts'' ouu,osts aHd llckets extern,
much farther Gen. Johnson suIerin
tended these movements personally
twenty-five additional cannon lad arrive,
from WINCHESTER The evening train i
just in. aud reports iIarPer's Ferry un
changed.
q IRo. May 2S.-The Notifications ar
Progressing Passengers report a oouceu
tisiion ~ troops "a Randolph.
Nav 0sLEANs. May 2S.-The blockad
commenced here on Sunday. aud iw
weeks will be allowed neutral ships il
port 10 load and sail.
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10 The heirs aud oil other prisons inter
esi d ia the estate Of r. I. GATE
WOOD. Decreased:
W0U are hereby cited to he and person
4 ally apl err in and before be Prn
hate cmrt uf S,'utf couniy. Stat.--O Mis-
sssipp al ihe Curt H..ase of said cauHiy
10 the tpwn OF hlllsborO. on the hrst
Monday in Jaly next. then and there to
show cause ii any you can, Why certain
negro man named Simon, brlonging to
said estate should not be sold according
20 the petition Of w. A. GafewoOd, Adj
ninisiratoF Of said estate and further tn
d., and rerform such other things rs shall
l'r considered and ordered by the court
alorrraid in the premises.
- Given under nv hand and seal
/ LIS. Of office, this May 10Th A. ID.
JAS. n. JONES.
Clerk Of P. c. Of 8 G.
Nay 81. 1860. Ss-5t
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rlIIERSITY OF NISISSIPPL.

n Z q l.
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, IL. D,
wILLI4M p. sTEARNs. IL. D. and
HON iAMEs ,. TRofTER,
i'roGs-or-h ..vernnir,futl Science and Law.
FREDERICK P. BARNARD
Professor nf Physics A~trnnnng and Civil En-.
gin eung aud Evidences Of C'hfistianty
EDWARD BOfNTON, N. a.
Professor Of Chemistry, MinerAlogy and Gsol
HENRY wHiTEHnRxE. MA
Professor q 9reek aud incient Literature.
JORDAN NJ PhlPlS, ~ A.
Professor ~ Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM D. MORE N. A.,
Professor OF English Literature
HON. t.TCiUs q. c. LAMAR,
Professor q Ethics. Metaphysics and constitu
ALEx1NDER j otTINcHE. NJ A.
Professor Of fafin and Modern Languages.
BUR1NlN n HARRISON. r. A..
Assistant to the Professor Of Physics.
slsHE thirteenth Annual session Of this institution
will open on the 18th 4 ~ Of September. 1864 IN
Ter the he diiectian Of the able and experienced
The University of r. advantages 10 Young ner
seeking thor 'ugh education un~urpa- sed anywhert
" apparatns and arrangement for The illustrator
af Phy-ical science aud heInstry are entirely unri
vall d 10 Mln+ranlg il possesses a cabinet Of Sc
teel -pecinens- ciiolre and valuable
The resident aud Professors n~edsn no commenda
n r. m the Bctrd Of Trustees uiDst of them heinl
well and iayorshly known 70 the pnihc, ~ experi
snced ami allie instructors.
ihp location 81 the tlrigersisyis 10 the highest a.
gree h,sitifnl-na epdrulie sickness has ever %
/ CURED iht-rV. or IN oxford.
The government of the University Is mild hut ~
cent Every Effort Is miee 70 cultivate manly ton
" feeling afaong the students and elevated stand
| iarsl II morality; 4 Is moreover surrounded hA
| population wli0~e practical regard for rrkanon an
morality is ven knuwn and Is not surpassed an
/ Wliero
Il j. also easily accessible being on the line Of IN
aisEsnippi Central Railroad. which is nov gully con
| peted.
The accommodation are slfieieni tor the eomfol
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MIsoELLANEous INrELLIoENCE.
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Bread and Meat Notice.
AYERS
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FoR TnE SPEEDY cURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remitient Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FcVers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases Origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by che Malaria Of miaSmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necesSties of the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that It viii eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, foIiIded proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any GUAM
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in tho
communities where it prevails. Prepe'lti1s is
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CURE expcls
the miasmatic poison Of FEVER AND AoUE
from the system and prevents the develop
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pruaeh Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
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for this class Of complaints, but also the
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a dollar brings It within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts. where FEvER
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and use il freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
! tain cure of Intermttcnts is, that it contains
no Quniine or mineral, consequently it pro-
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whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
/ by it are left as healthy Us if they had never
I had the disease.
/ Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
1 Of the mia matte prison. a great variety Of
I disorders arise from its irritation, among which
| arc Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt, Headache,
/ Blindicss, TOOthache, Earache, CatarTh, Asth-
ma Palpitation, Pniniul Affection Of the
! Spleen. Mysteries. Pain in the Bowels, Collie,
/ Paralysis and DerHngement Of the Stomach,
ell Of which. when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "CURB" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. Il Is an invaluable protection TO immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fiction, that viii be exrreted from Il e system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
TO nnen into sense. Hence il Is even more
valuable for protection than cure. and few will
ever suffer frtm IntennittentS, If they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy If
fords-
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CarIey'S Compound RenOVatin.
Specific,

nTes scrcfula soIofala -crofla
ores Try as' Lup.IJus, Epilepsy, Enlarge
GLANDS &c.
arcs Gout HiP Disease Neuialgia, Pleuri-y an
tHrtitsis
;arss White yelling aud Weakness OF the spii.
and !. las HsN
ares salt lGhrufa Uicers Turner'S Sores and Boil
if-- h.dnsy aad Liver Comp siat- and dyspepsia
ares >cant ttfitc or ptnuH hien-tui~t' IN. i
well oh disease 10 nhieh females are SUI
j-c,
10 tae stil cted no mater Of how long etandii.
-le .eupl l4t. we s'y r. CAELEN'> LOMPtJ'N
IN N.s44als rptNii o. which e.fes ~ az As.
ing irstI in uIsfr- 10 tie stem. It's fla
pill. On re amt cases tIr7t fhre- H. eight days VI
iee5 acc aHd - t.l' % s. inv terate. grade
lea Wal iaauile ref a. a. itpighi.
ARTEY'5 COMPOUND RENoVA ting sPEcIFl
ias up ID p.ai eua quart hatiicS a. % per pint
Va nti cnteavor a. rHaFd tie sane T. so-e. q
-'an.e Nh5 may -sn+ e. rs lh~ 81 t,,es of ~
nd ,ine sslc3 as e. rave NO = re. been dstii
"a fir ste ~ tlt.s asa.
E.aie.na he ~ N Dr. uvIN CARLEF's coz
~ Ab kENONh INC SPECIFIC.
Caa 1pOa " sddrt--,
>. T.UARLET & co.,
April % lscI. x. n
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sprtiaI glotlts.
a RToNEER
stOChIloI,Ier,, o1re1Inr.
Tha nriasis.ippl mllllaru Institnta.


Establishes At ls-s- Csrisuau Is tae subscrlbeI.i
ts6z has been IN constant aud successful operate
rom that date and still CONTINUES uu,ier his uSus.,
IMP and suPeTintendeure. Thsrg0ri, 80 riislg etye.
ated, that he Institute md been s,d bsiHg e,r0saou4
New apparatus has been purchas ID, the Lcs, sgho-
urniture Introduced and IN sddition 70 the other "a
trueyors- hT. GE0EGE BLACKMAN ,foru,eriy
New Orleans placed IN charge Of tie Classical
English departments No pains VI expense vii T.
Pared the Institute reyutaiian lor tilo'
ugh discipline sound instruction. and he.l.hy ca
'ets Open io- nearly eighi years, wit, NIi number
unng al the epdemias, there hss, never been ca
s tever. ct serious sickness, OF death among 81
,apils, have the exercises ever been interfere,
account Of sickn->s ia the hou-e.
ss- Circuisrscah. be procured at tne office Of thi
aper, 0y addressing
ASHBEL GREEN, supt
Prss Ca-fstian, Nov. 10, 1859. 6-h