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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
ERRORS OF YouTH.

\ GENTLEMAN who suffered for years {. from Nervous Debility. Premature De cay. and all the effects ot youlhiil iadiscfeiion, will for the sake of suffering humanity send free to all who need ii. the recipe and direc tons fer making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by inc aiveriiser's experience, can io by ad dressing. n perfect confidence.
 JOHN 5. OGDEN, 42 Cedar Street.
 mayll-ly New York.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

LOUISVILLE, kr, Nov 25, 1884. received sLis day tLeiolloning, tiom Lan caster. Kentucky: uR J.ns BulL: Please send me in haste, for uly on use, ONE DOZEN of yoar sCedrvn Biticrs. lbavetried theta, and mud tnem all you claim for th Ill.
 Yours respectfully,
 G. W. SnlNDLEB0WES.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

Es3@ We call attention to the adver tiscuent of W. G. Frirh in another column. He has bought the entire stock of Jno. A. Fr.th and will here after conduc; the grocery and com.nis- sion business at the old stand.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

TEXAS ToNIc olAuP CURES CHILLs AND FEVER. R.--t,royed i'll thousands ol iriaas, and rapidly approaching the many nostiuins tuat have been loisted upon the community. Peasant, saie and above ali sure to cure. IL Is used cverywAerc ii the ouIih and West and never diaappoints expectaiious.-- Mans lieid x tiisDce, Memphis Tenn, Sule Proprietoro.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
fMJohnson & Daxis

t@-Johnson x Davis are receiving constantly additions to their stock of Drugs Medicines, &c., which fact, per sons needing medicine should keep in mind. Ben. Johnson, the polite head ofthis firm is not sonly a good printer but knows how to sell Drugs. Call and sec him. a ss ss4 - ,T
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

rsr Don't forget the Agricultural Fair the last of this month. Come yourself and bring something to show ifyou can.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

NoTIcE.-We want fifty loeds of wood. Those indebted 10 the office for advertising or subscription. will find fl to their advantage to settle their in- deb,cdness in this way.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

sss- On Tuesday night last we had g fine rain which exerted salutary in flucnce on the dust in car streets. which previous to that time had been q source of no little annoyance.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
COTTON FACTOR s. af "a kssRp~ AND f isgreei General Commission Marchaats, ~
 No. isc, FRONT STREET.
 ME II PILLS TEN NE SIS EE,s

WiIL give their nndividel attention to Re- ceiving and Selling of Cotton sma otlfer pr5u inee consigned tethem. and 10 the purchase of all orders for their customers. Cotton Sc. sold strictly according 10 order and remit tanees made aeeoriiAgiss aas a e nels
 8SA- All Cotton &e., consigned 10 us will be covered by Insurance unless otherwise in-'
 Esn- Liberal advances made upon all con sguments.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

eS~ Capt. Win. Cook, og the firm oi Wlison & Cock, has lately returned from the east, nitefe lie seivcted and purchased spiehdid stock oi Dry Goods Ciotihhg, No.iohs, &c. Iilese goods were se!ected wfih a critical eye and wlin ! uew u tge satis.aeiion oa the most iastidious tastes. Ali Who wish such thiiigs shoa4d caii as once Gad exai0lne Tor titelnselses, seelag Il What we say X aot true.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
Msapn.s. .lane |. la67.

MENfHis, 'Wuc l, i''ot.F
 This Is ts state that was ailiesed With Fe yer and Ague oi thc must lnvetera'e chafatc ter fol about TWO years. ltried many reans Z dies, ,,ncludlng large quanllties oi qninlne. etc, without avtll. I, was hnally muuced to try the Texas Tonic syrup tie result was | Assi after hiking the frs dose, had .'ehisis no more, anstain naw apHiiy rrcos crin [ niys health and strength l nave seD,-two Gozsiii ui sb,s valuable agts cure lo p,y plantatioai i.l 1t on hnnd. kl .s II k. AUSTIN.
 Formerly Sup Little Rock h. k.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

Cirssssar.--The untlersiened takes this as one ot he methods to inform his Friends, as will be seen firm the sbave card. that he has formed capartneFhip for the purpose of doing an exclusive commission business In doing so he fhanksAhis friends for al past favors. and asks fos a continuance of the same by consignment ot their cotton and other produce, from one dozen eggs up tp one tLoa- !, sand bales of cotton. Our Alr Nevils has had long experience in the seliistg of cotton. &c, and isaons sdered one the hest ce,tonlSalrs- q men in i,,e city. l pledge myslf iha, alt t things ihat may he entrusted 10 us shhii have my personsi on and slsall be pralapsly and eorrecsly aten iedto, ani.strictly account : d for. A firm We owe no,hiiig. ana We have entered into an obiig lfian not to endor>esa nor accept for an ale unless we inyc tire cofion. &c ih hand That being our policy, we will in no case have to sssli one nan' E cot ton to pay another mans deb, to keep trom gaing 10 protest. Having haea citizen of ..Arkansas forshe issi ten years. and hasing had a large acquainsanea in the cssfcSl ra, , army, latter myself that we shall receive a 1. liberal share of patronage, ansi ihsif shalt yet be ahses sp make ( living. and with that l { anl .,lGiermingatn be satlshads. saft t N t- am. very respectfully, your obedient ser, yants X. RgH. TOE. fg
 Ser 7'f. M N 6sEaa To tIi Whom 1t May Concesu. | lFENHOSE Of our friends aa wham we have 4 e1senaed accQmmodap ions for the psst 1 twelve months we hope. without fnrther no- iioe will let ns have the money due and we wll thep be sa condition to servs them ansin in time ie come. Respsctfully, s.. - A
 HAZEy A IMMERSION. September Ihh, 1887, g
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

WAxTED.--A girl ten or twelve years old; white girl preferred. Apply at this office. |
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

sa~We wils take corn and other country products for suascription- bring in your names
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
c o s s H or FL,
 DEFALL'S BLUFF, ARK, .E. B. GOSS. Ps.s,I,ta-.

Would respectfully announce that he has openea Eirst Glass EEofea. at peYall's hlslf Ark aud is now prepared to euter'ain guests. His table. at all times. bsillbe. fur uisled with the best that the niaskst aiiords, There is also Good Stable astaehea.
 Give him call. sept2f-tf.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

LOCAL iTESls----2As ,oeai ls somewhat scAgre tass wees. NC wotna tase occa- son to sAy 10 cur friends taat Us ], IS impossible or us 10 Dc II all titaes on the iookoat, or 10 ueeg all that trams- pres iu tAo surrounding country, and We would be uAdeg n any Jbngations il they wou.d giyc us neuce O. such matters as come withil tiieii obseivi- tion, wnica ln tLeir Judgment are worthy place Ill this co4ulin.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
Read the Following stiHcates

MAssFigLp \ lilGBEE-- - .sft.-.x,.8 ,,
 ssssasti Gentlemen Having long suffered from chiils and fever. and after. naying tried without effect, qulnihc, Aver A,-ue. Cure and other cnit meuiemes. Twas lnauced to take bottle cf your Tsxas Tunlc syrup, aid after taking few doses was en itreIy relieved and have mol had cbii since. lasel pleasure in reeoniiiend.iig i, as a safe and pleasant as weil as speedy cure for he above named disease. f,na e II. il YVAiSUN,
 No i3 south Court Square.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
CANDIDATES.

Hy~we are authorized to announce WILL r. HICKS of Prairie Township. as candi- date for Delegate to the Convention. Flee iion first Tuesday in November M
 Ess>- We are authorized 10 announce Capt SAMUEL TAYLOR, of pcs Arc as s can9i- date for tho Convention, scpT.
 Esy- We are apthorifed Q annoantc E T. DDDSON of Caroline Township, as candi- date for the Convention sepT
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

psE~ See atlvertlsclnent Of Robt. A Moon, No. zi3 Front street, Memphts' Tenn. He will pay irdividuai aiten- ton to the saic ol all cotton consigned to him, advance liberal.y, and buy at the lowest rates provisions, suppiles, &c., for his customers.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

nzye We have received a ,communi- eaton iroa "OecaslonaI, dated at De- VaI.s Biui, winch dotaiss the proceed- ins ol the repab.leen caucus on the night ot tlse str. We sholnd give 1t place, but tune and space Will not al low our iniornAnt says that Col. l.. il. Roots, W. B. NinSor and A.. U. Espy were appolated to dra.t resoiu- tlons Tor the mass meeting oi to day.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
ROBERT A. MOON. COTTON FACTOR
Commission aelsrehant.
z No. 27s Trent strear, EMPrGEs, TENN ssEE.

LIBERAL ADvANCES-suppIies
 at Wholesale Prices. Commission for selling Cotton, One Dollar per Bale.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
pIssOErraaS.

The partnership heretofore existing In the publication of the Augusta Sentinel. under The firm name of Vaughan. Poe k On. was on Inc 9th day of September dissolved. Poe k Mathews having sold out their entire interesf in said paper 10 lasiss 8. Gray
 E Il. POE. ALA
 * c. MATHEWS.
 R L. VAUGHAN.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
- Mraruss, Tenn, Aug. sl. sG7

HtHFIIV' fVHrf', -fUB. 0I' FV7V'' MANSFIELD < Hiaskg--
 Dear Sirs: In March last had severe attack ofcullls aud tevsr. After using the aisual remedies (QnniIie Sniitl, E Tonic. Nc, axc) ilhout any good result. was induced to try your Texas ,on,e Syrup. Alter taking 4 few doses 1 was en lirely relieved. anu have had no relArn otstpe ,iis ,lse since l take ilsasure in reconnend ing II IS u speedy cai'e aot the abose uasfed disease. FEhGgS HALL,
 with Oigil Bros. & Co.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
Msmpnls, Sept. 8, 1867.

AlEMpnIs, Sept. 8, 1867. MANSFIELD X HiGBEA-. ca. aa.,.A 0s.s.
 Gentlemen: After suf fering moro or less from the ague for five years, aad finding no permanent relief from rhyslcian prescriptions or the popuar rem- edies of the day, l sas induced by a frieisdio try your new. ftliougn already widely known.l sure cure Tor feyer and ague, the Texas iorac syrup. and am happy to state thai 1t workei to q charm. have had but one csilt since l commenced using it Jaud that was caused by my own impradepce the sAir1i day afttr.1 a.tiiongl nearly three mouths have. elapsed, and I unhesitatiagIy recommend il Go all who suffer from nay form of ague as | safe, sure. and lacasani remedy for the saliie.
 kespeci fully Yours.
 NJ " B SHATTUCK
 Principal Lindel Sl Public School Observe explicit Directions around each ho, tie, and caution ,o protect the public
 against imposition and fraud.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
LOCAL NEWS,
WHITE RIVER us. MAIL LINE.
 SEMI EEKLY,

FROM MEMPHIS TO JAcKsoNPoRT. COMMERCIAL wm. ASHFORD, Master. RoWENA ----- JNO. E. DAVIS. Master.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
EEsS0LU

fSaSsOLl HoA. The cqparinership heretofore exist- ing between Drs. !. ". BURNEY, Roar. B. TEEzEvAyr \ 5. G. ALLEN, under tho style and firm of Bnrncy, ~rrezc- want & Allen was dissolved on tie l7th day Of Septensbor. 1887. by mutual con- sent. Either partner is authorized to settle the business of the firm.
 J. ". BCRNEY,
 ts = ~ AT fEN
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
M \ RIxETS &c-

CITIZEN OtFlcg. DEs ARC, . ss Saturday. Oct. l2, 1867. s' 2
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
. A ra u ana nevsr. .fHilinglcurs fOr.
Fever $ Ayue, or Cnl Is & Fever.

Every poison has it's antidote-Every disease has it's cure.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

-1sa. D es cfeN of afgaasas mel in ths of L AaciS, on ! ''s.fsia' evgaa { ihe a .natar.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
NY stock consists in part, of the follow

is
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

TTANfNG The aavantpge 6f q long. experi ] ence in the husin ss, and n Stock oi Gapds entirely new. bought atiilss very EOvyas. rates. sieis confident slhat' sisa caiis offer nupsp..l iulucewentso IS io s4yle,H quality aud price to her. oa'l cus,pmefs, ane such new ones as uay favor her with call
 sepstff
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-04

An incident occurred recently at the
Ggeenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Va,
that illustrates the indepent spirit Of the
Southern women. The head steward belong.
ing to the immense hotel of the Springs,
dressed himself from top to toe. and pre-
sented himself in the ballroom to dance
with the numerous gnests there assembled.
The proprietor immediately ordered him
out, and demanded what such conduct
meant. The negro replied, equ0iity, and it
he was not received into the ball-ro 1m, he
and every other servant in the establish
mcnt would leave. The lady visitors
heard the circumstance, called on the pro.
prietor, and told him to dismiss every ser
want in the house promptly, aud they would
serve in their places until he could procure
others. lie did SO. and the ladies from
every part Of the South. sojourning at thi,
justly popular watering place, went into
the kitchen, chamber, laundry, dining.
room. ETC., and filed with perfect satistac
ton every position until the proprietor
went to Charlottesville and procured Other
servants.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-04

CUrING GLAss-Take an old three
cornercd file, heat it red hot and sudden
ly plunge it into u previously prepared
mixture of salt and ice, stirring it about
so rs to cool as rapidly as possible,
Now grind the point on stone, preserv-
ing the three sides as much as possible,
when it is ready for use. The glass to
be cut is ncked on the edges, then laid
on q perfectly smooth surface, and the
point of the file is, with moderate pres.
sure, drawn over its surface. the direction
being guided by rule. Such an instru-
ment will be found serviceable for cutting
glass for windows, and all ordinary pur-
poses.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-04

- A movement has been set on foot
to erect an asylum for useless young men !;
the only trouble to the success Of the plan
is that no building can be made large
enough.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-04

TO call money making an art is a
misnomes. 10 make money on anything
like grand scale requires q special faculty,
or combination oi faculties, with which not
one man in thousand is endowed Who.
ever has this qualification can make a for
tune, though he may possess but tho rnd'
meuts OF MI education whoever lacks viii
probably fail to do so, though his mind be
a stolehouse OF leaning,
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-04
The Van Buren, Press,
PUBLISHED AT
VAN BUREN, ARK, FRIDAY,
BY j. S. DUNHAM.
TERMS
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Single copies 10 cents.


Advertisement inserted at Sl.50 cents per
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each subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
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Marriage notices S2.O0. Obituary notices,
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Cards or communications of personal
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Announcing candidates, for Congress or
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All job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
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Trustees Sale.

NIIIEREAS MARCUS BOYD and Mary
w T.. his wife Thos. H. Wilson and Mary
A. his wife, and Jerry X. kennedy by their
certain Deed of Trust dated the 22d day Of
December, A. d.. 1866, recorded In the Clerk
and eX-oilicio Recorders Office of Crawford
county, on Record Book =. pages 6ls. 6l9 and
G2o, conveyed to the undersigned as Trustee,
the following described lands situate In Craw-
irow county, State of Arkansas, to-wit:
North East quarter of Section (lS)
Eighteen, in Township (9) Nine North
Of Range (29) Twenty Nine, West, con
tanning (lGO) One Hundred and Sixty
acres. ...., -.
Which said conveyance was TO me in trust
to secure the payment of a certain note in
said deed described. And whereas. said note
Is due, remains unpaid now therefore by vir-
tue of said Deed of Trust and at the request Of
| the legal holders Of said note ! will, on Sotur-
dan the 2lst Of September, Il. d., 1867 ut the
Court House door, In the city OF Van Buren,
| Arkansas. between the hours OF 10 o'clock a.
! NJ, and O'Clock +. NJ. Of said day. proceed
! To sell the property herein above described at
public vendue t. the highest bidder for CASH
to satisfy said notc In said Deed ofTrnst men,
toned together with all costs and expenses
of this trust.
BENTON ]. BROWN. Trustee.
Van Rurcn, Arks. Aug. 3. \. d.. 1861
N.B.-The above 100 acres is the very best
River Bottom land. situate near the kivcI
bank, II miles below Van Buren, on the North
side A rare chance to get good land CHEAP
B. !, BROWN.
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THOMAS SPENCER.
ship Chandler Dealer in General Merchandise. Island
Produce. &c., and Commission Merchant.
ByrOn'- Bay. UiiO. -. l..
keel. constantly hauI extensive assortment of every
description pf goods required by ships and others.
Tire highest price given .Hr Island Produce
advanced B'is '! Exchange reasonable rates
81 ~
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The La1e Murder On hauaI.

To TIE EpIroR OF TIE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
-S-. Having been in the saddle and about the
Island the last month, organizing searching par
ties and making other Efforts for the arrest of the
supposed murderers Of Kalu at Wainiha. and.
having ut last accomplished that desired result,
/ take the first leisure moment to make "a few re-
marks upon an article in your issue of the 9Th
inst. rejecting upon Hawaiian corstables, signed
- Humanity
think tine writer Of that article has allowed
his =. zenl 70 run away with his Judgment, for
dcnv that it was owing - to the Incidence and
pilihewa Of Hawaiian constables that kglu was
victim but that the immediate cause of his
death was owing to his own impetuosity and i'm
prudence in insisting upon going alone to recon-
nuitre against the advice of - the cOnstables, y
who Humanity - leaves - half mile or more =
down the valley Con no particular business). they
probably having very good reasons for not going
too early or abruptly.
At tine preliminary examination Of the sup
posed murderers, before Judge Wana, mt WaiOlT.
ON Friday last, the following fact was elected
from Ninauloa (k). witness, 70 whose house
KaIu ran after being cut and where he died.
Before his death EaIu made a statement. Of which
the following is u part, and which. as it relates
u the matter in question, l here give, viz;
q. No one i 70 blame. for my death but myself.
for u had minded the advice IF the cp.s'.liefs-
10 wait aud aII 20 tog.therl should u" have been
killed"
No, Mr. Editor. | do not think the blame rests
,rho'y on the incfhciency Of Hawaiian constableS
There l. presumed to be other elements at work,
besides the Penal Code and cOnstables to lift the
poor natives ont Of the moral mire Of their gen
crai existence, which they seem to persist in wal
lowing in, in spite Of the law OF the Gospel
=. Prevention j. hotter than cure =" ~ very
good adage, but there are other adages that are
applicable 70 this case.
Yours Tor Iay .. side"
THE SHERIFF - kNUAi-
SavliwiIi, Kauai, January -, 1867
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NOTICE.

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