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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-01
RussePs Vegeiobk
BILIOUS PILLS or FAMILY PuTSI(

FoR general use, in cases Of aundice, morbid SEN
sibility Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appe-
tito, i'rtid breath, costveness, piles, land all dseas-
arising from hillary arrangements, also, FOR
correcting the state of,he blood. and cleansing the
system Of foul and viscid hunors. These pills are
n mid caharic, producing neither pains nor grip
ing, and are therefore valuable and highly APP
proved medicine, md are pronounced as such by
the most distinguished physicians each box cen-
taining 3S pills Price 37s cents a bor.
lLj~A fresh supply is just received and for sale
by Rowland Il. llazald, 5. w. Vimson, and al
the sign Of the "Good Samariion," Newport
also with the druggists in Providence, and ,hrOuyl
the United States.
Newport, June l3, IS33.-(eow-Iyr)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-01
STOVES.
GEORGE ENGS & co.

W'sh 10 INFORM he public,
NNIIAT their Assortment Of all the various
- kinds Of STOVES IN general use Is this
Season unusually complete and for sale at their
Hardware Store siyn OF the Eagle at reduced
prices.-They have also a very handsome variety
Of Parlour Grntes- and are Agents for the sale Of
Doctor Morris celebrated STOVES which they
have on hand Of various sizes and patterns at the
Factory prices with only the charge Of transport
alton added. Sept. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-01
Miss Charlotte T.. GoGe,

INTENDS opening n School in the room o,"-
II the store occupied by Mr.. Stephen ~. Ca
hoone, corner Of Church and Spring street, on tho
second Monday in April next.
Applications for information or admission of
pupils previous TO the opening Of The school, nay
be made to Miss Gole, at her res nlence IN
lhaines-street. i (nlarch 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-01
Follow truth, and liberty will follow

Follow truth, and liberty will follow
you.
Gratitude perpetuates benefits.
The beginning Of piety is to fly from
sin.
The memory Of God is tire true light
Of faith.
The devotion of a man is conformable
with his belief.
Faith profits nothing without piety.
Thou who scekest knowledge, mani
fest diligence, Danish sleep, abst ain from
glultony, give thyself to study, and with
draw not thy self from it, for knowledge
is built and exalted by study.
Guard thyself from anger, because its
beginning is madness, and its end repeh-
tance.
lie will never save himself who does
not labor for his soul before the day OF
its destruction.
There is no tomorrow which cannot
be converted into to-day.
The man who contents himself to-day
with that which he has, will content him,
self tomorrow with that which he may
have.
The love of country knows no obsta-
clcs; wherever it exists, it works prodi.
gics.
Where the heart is inclined, there al.
so will be the feet turned.
Death is nearer to us than the eyclil
to the eye.
This world is field sowed for anoth,
or life.
The best possession is sincere friend
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-01

Conund,ums.-Why is a rum bottle,
like lawyer? Because its member
Of the bar.
Why are Doctors and Lawyers, women
Because they are Iee-malcs!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-01
WAR DIS

For The restoration of hair on Bald heads,
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when il becomes dry and
begins to decay.
VUlIIIS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar pro
/ u peny, so long sought for in other oils. but
sought in vain of re- producing new growth sfLair
on heads totally bald
/ So great are its nourisling properties,
which il readily inparts to the roots OF the har.
that il requires Tut u short time 10 produce n new
growth and few applications to check that falling
Of the hair which often occurs, especially afior
sickness. II prevents the hair from turning grey,
aud when il begins to turn. may be easily checked
and restored 10 its NATURAL beauty, by App, ng tho
Oil
This Oil give. an Agreeable fragrance
and is preferable to Any other for pcrfnming, curl
ing and glo.sns the hair. Ihe nir does not be-
cone dry after using it.
/ The growth of hair on children il won-
derfnly improve cd by the Use Of this Oil.
I.adic. and gentlemen Of tho highest rank have
patronzed this Oil very s,tenSv.'y land such have
beeh s effects in every city where il ba. been in
troduc.d il receives the decided pr, ference.
Il Physicians inferior to none in Medical science,
have used and recommended it, The ip2
testimony of thousands put il beyond all doubt, so
that the most increduous no longer hesitate.
The Oil need. no hgl, wrought description such
is lis worth and highly is it valued h, those ho
have made trial Of it, tint il stands and viii stand
upon its own merits univa He'd.
| r,. cJl,,, mn, .,,,,c,, ,c l..u.,. from, A..,,d
sbo,v in ,,I,, h;ch ..,;,,,,;.n mi. oil !, bclJ
,,L,r., cr !, h,,. I..s, Trou, :,
letter from John A. Wad,w o,ih, N u of ibe city
Of r,e,'ds"se, II. l. to NJ. L. k'"a,Dh"af, SEQ.
! Of rhiladelphia:
ln, gained great rcpu,e with us, having restored
h"r o" head. that have been '"'d Tor years. and
, mn, n. n,roIuc,d-,r,v r..,,c,fuIy
, JouN A. WApswoRTn
t. r,,,.c, oc ,.,,.r from, ,I,,v., S.v,,o,r n,,.-
. o;s, Ii,,c,,J A., >, ,L, ,,o,,,;..;,, I.,.d u,r'
= GnrJ Sem, "a ,ss,-.. Usn, ST. 6uJ ,,.,
JI,;, n;i , v.,,,h,., .r,;,,. I ,.., -, ,,,c,,,,;
10 ,sc nm, hair 5,on nm. ,n or nav head am, from,
,Io MO nf ,h,,, L,Ic , h,,,I 6,J :, .,,,,;,, an,
nosw iIAuyry S,YNnvn.
j. ,,. ..c
i "o P'"P'""' '","'a 'ee'""! ,".e" w.
! """ ""'"S rPe"' wv "'""'"' :" ''' '"y W ''"'"
n"' o'eS 'e".c !" n'""uo'e ','e "Pi'""".o' ~"
" ',. ~ ' WIZ" wv -" 'e'e" ~" "c", ''
c;,' nHi"' ',"' "'"''"'o' VI 'o''se " "''''"'''
"".""a
|, "DK y. a. WAKD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal 'h", the Vegetable Hair Oil OF his
' composition has the property OF causing tho
growth OF hair and preventing It's fan, ny ior'iy-
my the deeayed part, l,l'e effects n 'hs aromatic
ingredients which have been '""nd !" It, eomp"''-
; non by Inc |hens' DO" tfn"c''c" Sna'ez,) We
hereby authorize It's use, not ns specific, but M
good ma n'e'u' remedy 'or persons requiring IT..
whose In" |" III u state oi decay nom sickness or
I o'he' Causes Siyued b, lose Brr"ni. u. d.
J. ~ S'm"m Dr ner,", ID.
3 For sale by Ur. IL. IL. H1Z.IRD,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-01
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, JR.

No. 1888 & l39, Thames-street,
HI AS just received first rate assortment Of
y =. INDIA RUBBER III ES, Of eve
ry description; among them are ladies' fine figured
at s per pair, good article mems aud chill
dren's also.
On hand as usual, Genilemen's and Ladies
Boots and Shoes Of every description and price.
Boots & Shoes Of all kinds manufactured in the
best manner and newest style; purchasers are re-
qucsted to call and examine the above articles for
themselves. nov IL, 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14

|nien. Gteuern t1nb Qbsahn Gn0
|unest6pin9lieb, 8etraioe uno 9ieb
9c, ober febr III, Nnpertbe. 9aul
fenoe tphrpen bel DieRr 9efaitun9
SeatfblanoS-Soterns ,e. ibr 9e'
ltsbtes 9aterlano eerne eerlafen,
uno nod Den decentralization,
Treiftooten, Dem Siel nno Soeal
teutfDeu Strebens, auspanosrn.-
NopDfat 8lafe Don 3neibriefen,
als Dertbeibtser BON wirtb It. bce
Den A01fsn 5u eanbau, fou arretirt
u. ra6 Wlhneben ob9efibrt moroeM
uno 1o6nebrere perfouen in Sweb
braden osr Qrretirting ourb Die
Slu6t ent9ansen fern. 9lu6 in
Saiterslnutern, IN J>eufaot &c. bos
benfl9yptele 8irser 3ur glubt eut>
l0lie6en md6en. Sbnldnsft bat
.Neuffapt Mititeir- -grstttier, - sJn>
fanterie, Gapauerie uno 2rtitlerie
nit 6 &onennen erbalten. Ser se,
tt1strle Sei0at erbalt td9ltb nebtt
freier Soft, 28 ST., unb 70 sebt es
fort bis gum lieutenant, tps|0er sdsp
1i6 ST. et1pfdnst !! Qpt1 ouen
Selten bbrf man, oa6 cine mense
Dertonen ibr 9aterlano berla0en
mhbeu. on Bien feu Elm Speeiak-
sertbt 1ieoereefekt .pproen fepry UNI
Die bemagcsil6 IN unters
fa1ebeu. >1!Sdmmtlibe Gefansene
n,aNen nab QBten ausseliefert rper.
oen. GMoen unb Sb,psieen i(t
.leet eas 2eos aller SreunDe ber
Sreibeit. Sn SranFrei6 9ebt oiels
let6t Elm Mor9enltern auf. Man
fprt6t bon 800 perloneni bic nod
orretlrt iperpen fouen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
Sm bidss Sabr iino fotsenoe bic
geoineunsen Dielsr Seitun9.

i. Der preis bisier 3situnsiit Gin
& safer fir ben Sattsans ,renn inners
balb 6rep 01rhoten bon, gmpfanse Der
3eituna at,,-gin 9baler uno fanfsis Gents,
ftena inaerbalb Sen, Sabre,-,sno 9 lbaler,
penn ua6 8erlaaf oenelben besablt piro.
Q. SIR cine thr5ere 3fit alS feds Wonet
srirb feine Snb5eripticn ansenc,nnten, i't1o
Die Getting fanu ni6t ,a,sfeeseben tperoeh
bis eue MIditduse besablt fno. ;. .
s. 8efanntt,abunaeb Eefen ,Shr cine
wobe 30 Gents pas Niered ;;fat eitst' D'c=
nat S lsno fir Elm SaRr S 8 bae Stsred. .
4. qBet Sie{e 3eituns burb ben, Yof=
sreiter befbn,,,t, miro nod, bic sniasllebe
~gumtt,e Boa g5 eente gu be5a1lsn haben.
syp Briefe .c. an bet, peraussetes tnaB:
en- pc(tfrsD eis,sefanst spetoen. j.:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
pun 0eu9eudnoern in 6ortforo er'

pcn oen9oudnoere it, 9ortforo er'
rldtet* Sn 1884 tt,abten- 70 Sels
ldneer etnen NnsrifT auf oas Plp>
mouth 6aus, tpuroen ober ;urhde
9elblo9sn. Gb Der 1euli6 9efunt.
oene Desen ben bieler Getegenbeit
sebraubt tpurDe, ODER in fpdtern
9efebten stpifben Den @nsldnpern
uno Den 9noidnern oerloren sieng,
fam jest ni6t aIssemittelt speroen.
Dem feD tpte ibttr tpoue,Ge III otder
Deeen eintntereBontes ttsberbleibfel
oes Nltertbums. Gr tporD in Dds
Mn(eum 3u 9artfero sebrabt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
Gis wDtes In England.

Sr. O'Gonue[ ber Datriot trtb
der fir Die Nebte uno Srepbeit oes
(Dolts In SrlanD f1on etlitbe SABRE
lauf9etretsu, siebt fDlssnbeu Gbo'
|ractet BON ben QBbi9s, tpie man lie
fbeut 3u Sage fnoet. 3usiuer Nes
De bep .einer9 9olfsperI Iommlung fact
9r. G'GDnneQ-f|2Bel, ibr je ettpa6
befbreiben rpout oas r1ieoertrdbtig
uno Ia, dnBerlten 0rooe GlapiGb
beu6!erim, uno oumhroig perbaBt
Iju fepn i(f, 70 1ennt es tinenBbig~
|9b speatt jeosm Mann ratbeu-ja
i0 eotbe n1einen sisensn&inosr nibt
.Su berfuben eDer 3u fbmbren,oDer<ts
an nit bic lemS S0impfnan1e
81 beltgen; uno i1ratbe eub,tpena
einige unter eub (ino bic je lbers
mdBi9 gedrsert fperoen mb6ten,uno
.bsrsit sinen sarlttstn Sbwur auss
sufto0en, Doer etnen1 &erl tu fagen
es Fey ein 8ladsuarb, elm Nfiebes
.Bort 3u sebrauben, unb tliir fases
:er tIfttn h2BbigtHunD Da6 ibr i'm
oerobtet. Gloubt nt6t oas lb BET
bin bic Series lieben oas
Nclf etrl poor be0er als pieQBbi9s
es lieben. Nber tpolt ibr mid fras
gen tparur,a i6 bic Spries beNsr ais
Iete Wbigs balte i? (Saab;en uno
8eld6ter) Sc num- ibr corbe9reifs
|uno osrfebt MID Jun, Dpraus.
|(eauteS 9eldbter) Die llrfobe TT
|Diefe: Die Wbies fno cine mine
|lelnoe, tpimtneruoe, bsudlerilhe
|N 8 tte rpn @ tb ( { n, E NJ bic
|fpie bic beiliea Dtebe bep eD
|usr 6 ati,pneetins bas WeiBe tbrer
|2lusen atf gen 5imn,el rt6ten pat
FanDere ja beipegen lire 2lnsen aud
|bcrtbitl III ribtsnmdbrenp lieDieSab
|(1en Ser anodbttsen 0sn,einoe tei
|raubeu.H s..s
( Die pielsn Rnife, 2it ,lnb ntns
ltergtbudge1 Der ganf qBbias inNs
inertia ldBt &c Is ;IeinliN IL bic
I|sssibt B /! DON arI, nEpanels altQs.
lfalsp,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
VI
YDttt NuNdt1Dt+
.se<@<><> <>@>>,--
No6trdglihpon 9eut(0lano.

-. - 80 ~%S~ -" W
" Nabtrdsli6o BON 9sutf0tano. :"
2las Co eben uns tnitsetbellten
Na1ritbtet pom s.. Mdrj tn bsfpn'
berm Be3us auf oas a@6i6f fol Der
gittrattn tn Stutf0tanor fbnnen
nis unfesn Gefera nod felstnoe Glo'
ti3ei, t1,ittbeilen: 80: Is ! .,....,. 49,.
Dr. @isbenpfstftr tf feintr6ah
entfot1msn, uno lebt In oerSbmeis.
Dr. 9Bietb 1T fsbr franf =; man
3tpeifelt an letner 0enelun9 !; er III
BON DEM 2lppeHotienssesi6te 0o
rpies saub pfarrer :6obbbrfer) aui
q Sabre9efdnsniBifrafe oerurtbstlt.
|eebtetsr III auf Dem &opfe, 70 tpts
9isbe uno Gl6roer, elatt eef1pten,
uno Get i'm Gentratsefdn9niB, II
|&at(erslautern; Wirtb fist aber nb0
in 3peibrdefen. Ser Bucboruefer
Splb BON Speier TT oeeai6tet.
S6ilers 9latne 1fano firslieb in
iSpetbrufett am Stranger, er felbtt
:aber lsbt9ans rubi9 tnSranfetb ouf
4einem 2anD9ute. Mit @buler
battsn eletbes S6idfal: Saopie
uno getb. :... ..."s> !
2lbpofat 6atlauer p.Gt. wenbeI
'tft In 0lee i; Steifebt1,ann bon &ai-
fersloutern in Ser Srobnfe1te In
Mln6en. Sr.0epp aus Neultabt
tpuroe an, 80. .. 81. bon elmer bal.
ben Gsfaorca Orasener uno 8
In ftner Bobnuns
.uno eberfaus auf sic
Srobnfeite na6 Mlnbsn absefibrt.
Die beiDen Gullmdnner bon 3wei>
.braden, tpelbe dis 9ertbeioiger, BET
Nn9etlaeten por ben NIfifsn 3u laut
seDrpbet, boben feasnj llno am rs.
.. M. eintse Stunoen bcrber, ais
lie arrettrt tperben fouten, oue1 eine
gebeime Charming aufmerffan, &c,
'tnabt, 9lddlib nab granfrei6 ents
5fpmnnen. Sbarf pon .SDmburs
,unb &pblbepp bon &aiferslautern,
ifnD nod itr1tnerit1 sefdn9litber 9er,
,tpabruna. go fbnnts ib nitSbdnp,
|uno Senasttboten Der Msierung
nod lanse fottfabrer, ouein pas ga,
pier III beinabe ppu. SD ipsute l1ut
nod bet1,erfef,, Da6 cine 9ebeime
unterfubune segen ote9efbwo ornsn
bel Den A1len su eanDau eings,
leittt potoen fey, ,,it1 In gsfabruns
su brinsen pb 1tbt cine Beftebuns
son Gsiter, oet 2iberalen Die Erei,
fpreebuns Der 1ln9efla9ten betptrft
bate. Sdmntlib. 9ertbsibiger
per 2(ngeflaststl wirtb, Sieben,
lpfeiffst ,t. fnas,t In 9erbaft se,
nen,r,,sn fperoen. 9ie beiten greur,
De Heben fb ei,lanper fbeu 9e9en,
iber. &einer getraat ittb tnebr
oas Wort liberal aus;ufpredefl Den
6 feiner .peiBt pb aueb er l1ibt
5bsute nod perbaftet, unpnabMinb-
.ett obsefibrt tperoen tpirD. iDie
|0lofb iit an sc II, tn; befot,bers
berrf1t 9rDBsr gelott,ansel uni
|Dbuiser gtilIfnnb in Danosl uno
aapsL lueA Wlsutasn ,lno aeQli'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
s. tr m / lOtt8*

=. 8 tr m t1O teB+
ss ssa#s aas sls ss . sss &c sssss @ @ss s s#as
Ser 0tbraubt obne ilntssf0iso
'Qbsst Su tSoten, iit niW aasiil cine
'unmenlblibe unp sraulan,e: 9ano'
lung, fonbsril pisieIbe 1T au1 lbao'
lid fir Sen Bauer. gs, lit tpeht BE-
fan11t Dd6 .0bsel pon oerl6isoensn
anfeeten lebeni .pel@ onf eerDbes'
&fidd,e oer groe sefunosn .,peroen.
Der Staar uno bic NmftL uno fo'
'aor bic llngliR btoeutenoen Srds
Zen ( Grorps) Die t,1ebrfte 9tit ibres
Qebens, DertaNta fs6 fir ibstns I'm
'terbott auf 1Ddrmts, Naupes' uno
berqlxtben. St fno' @belcnotts
flsiSis unb pa9er oittte tinseStfsr
aufsu(u6tn tpstl i's Elm. glslt eeu
ofunee dufautisbtn babtn. SmSrab<
iabr ,penn oas eanb sepaiss miro,
fanls man bfttrs ote(tOSsel bunoertt
nets feben Der Sur6e ose pflugs
r,abeeber, une jtne etsosrbhben
q8irnisr ,er,ibrsn rpel0e ben &saut'
pflanset, uuo Bdl l6sorn IS f6do'
lid ftnb. Sa ttdn6en Gtoaten be-
itebt cine ,Itnli6 itarte geltss.bent
be StinefDaft ssser = ete Srabt,t.
ilnS cine stt,tnoe Bstcbnar9 III aaf
ibrer, Xppf seltss; abtr es unter'
lieqt pieism 3ntsfet pb bse Strtnss
bte1er 8eCess niOe 9egen Die ernott
Bee Dauera ltrttstt, lno ta,u olent,
feiuest Nrudsbasfts. su peratnessn.
pBir spnAer usS sibt als bse befon,
berr, Nreupbe bartbas,, BON fiefen
ftb,pntssnDtrren bts btfasettsn0 0t.
ftbledte ; tptr fno tsan,sr nod urs
Ter t,nf.rn 8prurtbstlen sestn eteis
aerau(bpollen 9dubtr BET Wslf9'
forr, Et,per, ,lnb stsast0t Ut unfsr
9prustbtil besbolb fp ttef etrsetpi,rt
selt neil fie uns Sfters pie 9adt
ibultsrn i,a1tt1 UNI Wetfbfort'
s,ab,upfansen- -t.bob, nell ts l1n',
Mpbe iff III prottftren, 70 tnhben
mir ern(ibaft unb etftig prctefftten
eeaea Oas i1ntbptutge @Gla0te1
! pe, DSseL spte es beutiges aagte
~ piel ber gebran0 1T but6 jeptn
aunsen bep1abe In Der Staot uno
/ lanb. Gin jeotr Bauer fcllte Bic
RSsel auf feintm Ganoe bef0ieen,
,,np bie(t spnrDel, ibm btr,9e9en fsb
ne gsnbte befbasen. .
asbfe wDtbe ale tinDerr In elmer
G5ia por, Durbosi, ,abSnnoerlano
fubr, ipurot er ali, Nbtno BON elmer
Der(on, Dem An(bsin nab einyrau'
tns,im,nert bbfid a1sereotf, u't'
Die Grlaabni6 NIT ism 3a fabretl.
9alD aber nabDem DerleereSie ourd
.nas seslaubte Drauen5imr1er einse'
t,pr,,t1sn,par, ben,srfte Der Srelbt,
Sac lie Wbtsfers battt. Dnrd
oiele Gntstfuus In 6btefen 9eftbty
uno feinegefobr jest tinftbenoi ttlt'
f9lpe e tins'l lslnst 9anof
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
4amstam ntr1 l4tert Dttnp 1884.

fallen III tabsn-fobale bies eef1e-
Ben ,par, biett er lein pfsro Elm,
Iagte 5u feinem gatneraoent er feue
fc GUT fepn aussultsistn une fetntn
6Qnofbub aufbeben, iuoefl, leln
pfero ni6t fteben bleiben sphsoe. =
Offer Dlan Bate Sen trphnf0ten
.@rfels, Der Sretnoe, tfie9 aus I'm
Den .Sauofbnb" III bolen, aber oer
0err nit ftiner GIG tnabts 09 70
ssfcbpinD als mbgii6 ooocn. .-Sn
ttnsnt Netieule tpelebes in Der Dig
gelaBen rpuroe, faho man etn paar
selaoene piitplen.
@dbrenb Dem leettn 9riegs roar
eln Sebotte Ser. tlebeEbrinser ,einer
BotDa It BON tinem ot,,trlfanifeben'
{dser su eiuet,, onoern. Be9en
Nbeno bemertte et eintit Snotansr,
Ter l6 binter sinsm Baumet et,pe
40 coer so OarD al, III perber9en
fu6te. Ser G6Dtte spel6er init
DEN 9neionifben Rritssaebrduben
jtemIl6 pertraut tpdrr fprots fo'
sletb binter oen ndbfen Saun1,
ltste etnen 9ut onf Das Gnot fets
ner Mustete iino biett Den 0ut Elm
tpenig binter BEN Soume berpct,
MI. oen SnDtantr1 ,su uberlifen.
Die(tri tDettbtr nt6ts anoers ols
Den &opf oes 6Dotten I'M 5utt su
trehen ertpartete, f1o6.-Dtr 6ut
ftel uno Der sJnoiatttr fprang teet,
nit Dec, e on, a } af in bsr e.
net, un0 ott,l g { d 10 t1,tB er IN
Dtr an0ern 6ane, bttbsp, I'm fi6
Des@tatpS als @5iesesjeiebsn ta oer'
i6ern. Nls tr itoc6 nod tasbrert
Sdritie BON oel1s plase entfetttt
mar, no, tr (ein @bIabtcpfer ;u
treEen ipdb1te, fprdn9. oer S6ctte
plbsltb nit (etfiett1 Gttpebr btrocr,
tief i'm, Jul, rpp err nit feiner pero--
te1 flsintn Nrt blntile,unD moB tbt1
nteoer. Ota6bem e fttnem 9egner.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-01
Administration A Notice.

FayHE undersigned, having obtained from a the Clerks office, (in vaeation,l ol Conway county, on the Ilth day of Noyem- Der, 1853, Letters of Administration on the estvte of James Wand, late of said county deceased; all persons hasia aes g claims against said estate, will present them to the und ersigned, within one year, (dnly au- thenticated for settlement, from said date, or they may be precinded from any benefit in said estate; and if such claims are not presented within five years from said date, they will be for ever barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate, are reanestcd 10 make immediate payment to John Linton, in whose hands they are placed for collection.
 JANE WAND, .4dm'rr
 offhe estate cf James Wead dee'd.
 Dee. eih. 1883. 3!-3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-01

THIS Paper is published every Wednes- ,a', at THREE DOLLARS per annum, paya- sqs1 s1s in aaeauce, or FOUR DOLLARS at the sz,iratiou ofthe year.
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 No paper will be discontinued, (bnt at me discretion of the Editor,) until all ar sss ss,rares have been paid up.
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 TERMS OF 4 fDf75 D 5esE' F 7'fsLNd.-Ad- ,ag,sements, not exceeding i2 lines, first ;asartion. ONE DOLLAR, each continuance, s,pry | oFNrs--longer advertisements ln the , '9 Ali a5yertisements sent to this office for anblieation, without the number of tnser- l:sa. heine specified vii! !:e se;tt iiiiidedi sntlI forbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-01
Executors Sale.

ENTIiaL be sold a. pnhlic yendae, to the " highest bidder, at Helena, on .Noa- dag the 20fs dag of Joauary, 1854, being the day on which the County Court is to be holden in Phillips county, all the personal Estate of Col. Eli J. Lewis, de- ceased, consisting of Urge stock of well assorted DRY GOODS and Groceries among which is a quantity of Ready-made CLOTHING. A large lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, among which are several excellent Beds. .Beadsteads, and q fine Sideboard, and Chairs, Tables, &c ]; five head of Horses; stock or Cattle, and great variety of other articles.-- The whole will be sold upon credit, winch will be graduated in proportion to the amount of debt. To large purchase CTS, 2 liberal credit wiil bc given.
 WM. E. F. HORNOR,
 Erecator q Eh J. Leiois, deceased.
 Helena, December. 12, 1sa3.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-01
VARIABLE PROPERTY
 Oa ZGS.

 FEy E subscriber offers for sale the pre- x misses whereon he at present. resides, in the county of 1zard, situate on the point at the confluence of White River aud the Big North Fork of the same, containing
 3f3 Acres 0f Azands a large portion of which IS bottom of the first quality, and the npaand is wei! tim bered, about 4e acres cleared and under good fence, convenient Cabin Dwellings, Stables, Cribs, &c.
 .4tso-A convenient STo9E-H0USE, at the landing on the Point, ,sseli calculat- ed as stand for Store likewise, le0 head of frst-rate SsF0Ck-2' AfILlt, 40 head of excellent BEEk ST TIERS, and i0O head of HOGS.
 .liso-A FAkM situate in the county of Independence, about five miles from Bates vile, containing l60 acres, 20 acres of which arc cleared and under cultivation.
 Terms made known on application to the subscriber
 An indispntable title vii! be made to purchasers.
 A liberal credit will be given to Pareba- sers, by their entering into bond and ap- proved security.
 Persons wishing to purchase, can exam inc the premises and judge for themselves.
 JOHN DEARMAN. Isard county, 2nd Noe 1883. eses2
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-01
.cEyrs TOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
 noiated Agents for this paper 'Eba c. Sagtors, r ii. Jackson county.
 M Kuqkeadett, Jackson, Lawrence co. sisL !. WoV, P. M. lizard Courthouse. 5, | IT. Egaer, BatesyiIle,
 es5j. cropley. Lawrence county.
 5. laeeb B5zgard, lafayette county. | r GaIitoei&, Jefferson county. s,,l .lames ScuH, P. Nj. Pine Bluff.
 .IoseDh Jacobs, P. NJ Monroe county. @lgm B, Paitoa, P. Il. Chicot county. Z lin. D, Ferguson ?. Nj Crittenden co.
 IA [. Biscoe, Phillips county.
 n. Farreltg, Arkansas eounnty.
 ,Jemes Clark. Miller county.
 eol. John Clark, Scyier county.
 Dagid Foran, do.
 ybomas Hubbard, Hampstead county. =N. GGdiiins, P. NJ. Clark county.
 ]. Franklin Sieaayt, Esq, Lafayette county. gkomas .Nashefs. ?. N. Conway county eiiBerf .Narsdalt, T. M. Crawford county. tot. L, ". Clarke, r. NJ. Morrison 8 Bluff. E alarkiit .Npaotoa, r. M. Washington co. E Epqps, PM Vineyard do. ldha E. Turner, do, H E G. Pieasaats, do. !. F. Johasoa, St. Francis county. E H I. Whittiagton. Hot Spring county, R Rga5i, Mouth of Arkansas. E, P .nffer, P. M. Randolph. Tenn.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-01
.IsA Fsp4tice.

A LI1 persons haylbg demands against the IA Estate of Mrs. ANN SMITH, deceased of Pulaski county, are hereby requested to present them for payment If they are not presented within twelve months from this date, they vii! be barred and all those indebted to the Estate, will please to come forward, and make payment.
 G. Y. SMITH,
 MADISON SMITH. Little Rock, Dec 18th, 1893. 3w-37