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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23
THE SPIRIT OF THE I'll

A Chronicle of the Turf, Fieic
"A ture, and the Stage, embell
ded steel engravings: published
morning, at No. ! Barclay ST.
ards, Proprietor. William I rol
This well known weekly publication
established in 1881, by its present
menced its Thirteenth volume on ,h'
1913. 1t is q sheet of the very larg
;uining twelve imperial qunrto Pags
linen paper Of the finest texture, and
1t is embellished with the largest anS
finished engravings on steel, ever Isl
riodical in The United States. The ]
umes contained superb Portraits Of III
ed American and imported Horses,
constitute an American Sporting Ga
panied with complete Memoirs, givi
gree, characteristics, and Performa
with incidental notices Of their col
NC. The Engravings correspond
teen inches by thirtcen) with those .
lished in London, of the winners of
and ST. Leger, and have been excite
Stoel Plate, expressly for this paper,
Pictures, in oil, by the most eminent
In the course of the present volu
will also be given portrait Of F-ahi,
ern champion, and such other magni
ishmenls as will hereafter DO determ
The Esprit Of the Times is sc
throughout the country as tho |
chronicle Of the Turf, Field Spori
Is not deemed necessary to 60 intee,
Poou''ur characteristics. is d.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23

I W/M. c. SCOTT. Attorney at Law, Van BnreD,
l wv Ark. Office on Main street, opposite the Pub
/ lie square. Ian. 81, IS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23

session OF Congress-, made the cost of the paper
alone nearly equal to the price at which the vo7
ume was sold. The publishers made nothing on
their work. Anticipating that the approaching
session will not be shorter than the long one of the
9th Congress, we had determined 10 raise the
price of the Congressional Globe and Appendix to
W each; and 20 justify this enhanced price, in
Cured new expences to add to the value of the
work. But, being impressed with the importance
OF spreading information among the.people, on the
eve of an election fraught with SUCH consequent
ces to the country as that of the next Presidency
we have resolved to adhere to the old price of y l
for the Congressional Globe, and 81 for tho Ap-
pendx of the speeches, to all subscribers up to the
lst of January next. After that day, the prices
will be So for each.
As some persons who may receive this pros.
pectus may wish to subscribe for our regular
papers through which we speak to members OF
Congress and their constituents will here state
that we publish daily paper at &c. a semi-week.
" at So; and weekly paper, with complete in.
dex to it, at 81 year, payable in advknce.
TERMS Il
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Six copies Of either Of the above works will be
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proportion for a greater number.
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scriber resides, will be received by US at par.
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should be in Washington by the 10Th of Deem
Der next, at farthest.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS
County Of Pope.
In the Pope Circuit Conrt-In vacation, Nov 9, 1913
Sarah Jane Dillard Complainant,
Tho's G. B. billiard. Defendant \
NJ OW on this day, complainant having filed her hill
OF complaint, verified by affidavit, whereby il
appears that complainant ntermarried with the defen
cant on the 18th September 1S43 and that on the 5tb
day of October following, after Offering ind entities t.
her person, too ntoerabe be borne defendant left
complainant without cause or provocaton, PRAYING for
dVorce not only from bed and boa rd but from the
oohas OF matrlmony, and for general relief Upon mo-
toh OF the complainant, and upon afida Wit of nonre
sdehce II Is ordered by the clerk of said court in va
cation that the foregoing entry and the following Or
der DC published in other of the public
printed in this State for eight weeks tho
last insertion thereof to be least four weeks before
the hrst Monday after the fourth Monday in February
1914. " 'uaiy >
lAe State Of Arkansas to Tho's G. b. Diard the Azure
named defendant, greeting:
You are hereby notified that Sarah Jane Dil,rd b,
eAhpted IN our said circuit court her bill of
against you the substance of the alterations and 49,
err are above set FORTH and you are hereby reoured 10
appear before the said court at the next term theroor
TO be holden at the court house in said county on the
hrst Monday after the fourth Monday in Fcbruarv
next, 1874, and plead answer said bill, within the
prescribed time, the same will be taken Ms confessed
WITNESS: JNO. r. II. SCOTT.
co,rr Clerk of said Court in racation
COLKETT. Solicitor
A true copy from the record
JNO. r. II. SCOTT, Clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

III AVE just received per Lucy Walker, and
Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap for
cash.
l25 bags Havana and Java coffee
100 kegs Boston nails and brads
10 hhds. sup. br. sugar
10 kegs Dupont's rifle powder
luO sacks fine and coarse salt
l cask fresh rice
bags pepper
10 boxes Boston No. l soap
I'D superior cigars
II reams writing paper
so doz. bed cords
10 boxes sperm candles
50 pepper sauce
and } ID canister mustard
10 cotton and wool cards
10 s.. claret,
cans lin-seed oil
hf barrels sugar -house molasses
10 half. quarter and eighth bbls mackere
sets blacksmth's tools, complete
3 casks London porter and ale
II bags buck shot
10 boxes fresh cod fish
Wrapping paper, backing, shaving soap, matches
July Is, 1913.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY J. H. HEARD,
= BARRELS peach brandy
3 do g i'll
! cask Madeira wine
bbs Malaga do
1000 lbs bacon
60 bbIs whiskey
bags feathers
casks carct wine
pipes Cogniac brandy
20 kegs tobacco
80 boxes do Nos and ,
20 boxes soap
10 sacks coffee
Is coils bale rope
6O0O lbs Tennessee hammered iron
Fort Smith. Oct. II, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23
VAN buren, SEMI

ITNHE second term Of this Institute
| Il the first Monday of November -
continue for eleven weeks 'nen
The system Of instruction is full an ,ar
prisng a complete AGA demical cogr+
either for college the common prof
| The scholastic year Consists of fol Of
weeks each. Scholars NAV be entcrea ury Time, but
must continue to the end Of the term (which thcy
enter No deduction m .de for ABSENCE kept in case
of protracted illness.
RATES OF TUITIOy
For Greek and Latin, per quarter, % w
For Mathematics, 0o
Fe7 Geography, Grammar and Arhmct,c' W
For Reading. Writing, Defining, ha '''er
primary lessons, "
N. Ban extra charge Of so qhts rG. -sud'nt for
fuel.
Van Buren,, Arks, Nov. 8, lsF-ie-u,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23

If those editors who do not exchange papers
with us will publish our prospectus, and send one
of their papers containing it, directed ''bor No.
IA, Washington city, we will send them the Con.
gresslonai Globe and Appendix during the ap.
preaching session of Congress.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23
Terms Of Subscripiion and .ddp

'mS " SUBSCRIPTION ana Hdc
FOR one years subscription, SIC
FOR advertising one square of ten
Tor 10 words, Two Dollars for II
ton, and 80 cents for each subseou
and longer or shorter ones in TIM
Less than 60 words will be cousi
square, more than 60 a square, |
ment will be inserted unless paid fol
Gentlemen in the country can cas-
The amount proper to be RENTED by
ing the words of their advertisement
@Extrn copies of the larg engra
may be obtained at the publication
each. They will be sent 10 any
Union, secure from injury.
V-lt is desirable that such letter.
nlcations as relate to the editorial d,
to Blood Stock, be add ressed TO Wr>
all others to J. Richards. Tho DO
paid in all cases.
New York, Nov. IL. 1913. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23

NOTICE TO SETTLERS eN THF PUBLIC
LANDS. 49,
REGrsrrn's Orrcx, FEErrEvnf, AK,
Nopeg ~, 1913.
Plats of the following namsd townships, were re-
ceived from the office Of the Surveyor pabc Land
in Arkansas =, and placed on 'l' h9' ONCE %"
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| Correspondence oil the Herald
"HoosER LAND" Decatur Co., Nov. oath, IS43
Lam and Justice--Negroes-P of Pork-Poh
tics and Fun Fan Buren, and Clay.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq.
Ny DEAR SIR =
Among the many brilliant and truly interesting
eplstles which appear weekly in your invaluable
journal, from correspondents all over the Union, !
have looked in vain for one from among us " Hoo
sers." Although incompetent to write in that
racy, rich, and humorous style, such as flows from
your own pen, still an item two from these parts
may not be uninteresting to your readers.
This is "great country" and ''no mistake."-
This you would have to say very often if you could
only happen in our county town, when the circuit
court meets. It is in session, and it would sur
prise you TO see how many OF our amiable citizens
are having it. Fam serry to say, that "brotherly
love" does not continue" In this part OF the
country much as II should, when we consider
how very sectaran the people are for almost all
belong to some religious establishment or another
Ahotionsts. teetotallers, Mllerltes, &c:, and the
different persuasionlss, all carry their points to an
extreme, which, OF course, is not nealtny IN any
point OF view.
The Grand Jury of this county has been TOO
much used as engine by which one person hurls
his spite against his enemy Although two days
would be time sufficient for the grand Jury to do
all the business for this county, yet they generally
sit from one to two weeks, trying the most trivial
cases imaginable. However, the jurors this term
have happened to be the right sort of men, throw
ing out all the petty cases, which hope will esta-
bish somewhat of precedent. They sat eight
days, but would probably have finished all their
business in three, but for certain Barber" who
wished to indict all his fellow-citizens that have
had any dealings with negroes. 1t is the law Of
this State, that all persons hiring, having dealings
with, or harboring negroes, shall be liable TO 1ne
Of one hundred dollars for each offence nice
statute that for free State. The District Attor-
ney told the Jurors they could find bill, but that
il would be carried IN 10 the Supreme Court, and
he declared Unconstitutional. 1s u nd been ln 'i5
state OF Ohio. However. 49, Bal wo- tu0u". and
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NEW YORK

SUhtEONS' bANDAOE
MO. ANN STREET, I'd door from Broadway, the
IN American Museum Budings-Under the direction OF
JAMES KNIGHT, M. D.,
Member OF the Medical and Chrurgica Faculty OF Mary
land Member Of the District Medical Society Of Ohio
Member of the State Medical Society Of the State of New
York, and Principal of the above Institute
For the information of those who have been niomedas
70 me design Of this establishment will briefly state It
OF all the latest improved Bandages used in Ortnoy
ic fcce or where Bsndagss KEEP for the of Glu
and lateral curvature of the Spine. The very wiz
Spring Bandases for the Of varcosed enlarged Veins
invented by ShooIbred and Wrenwick of London kept
here also all the latest improved Tusss and abdominal
pore also Bandages made suit special and 10
order for Surgeons Physicians, &c.
Doct Knight also deyote special attention the reatmen,
Of the above named deformtes and has made ample
receive patients from abroad for that Will
forward bandages distant parts Of the country.
For further information respectfully submit the OF
few noted Surgeons and Physicians who
irons Institute of whom have
valuable improvements in Bandages =
Valentine Mott NJ D., Professor Of Surgery in the uniyer.
sty Of New York; Alex W. Stevens Nj d. Emeritus Profess
ches.emsn NJ. B.; + K Hoffman, M p j, K. Rogers, NJ.
D. Surgeons the New York City Hospitals W. Parker Pro-
lessor Surgery ths College Of Ply and surs New YOIL
he College Of ESy and Surg New Yok city T q Mower,
In Philadelphia respectfully refer toProessors McCleens
Mute Megs jackson fewson, Dillingham; Homer Monk,
pr.
In Baltimore Professors Jennings Jamson Handy, Monk
Mla AMMAN Hall, Smith and Bailey. si6 3m eodsec
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Price Two Cents.

the Barber" must wait until spring term. when
he will again try TO "hau over the Goals" all who
have had any dealings with the "African negro"
As to the weather. this country is the most
autumn, that could possibly exist. Frost came so
early as to inure all the late planted com conse-
quently the hogs fattening for market do thrive
as wen and fast as common Fat hogs are worth
on the plantations, 81 80 a 81 81 ~ gross, and
neat at Cincinnati 81 81 I-2 Ito So rs, which prices
are full one-third those of last year. and will
almost bring the farmers out of debt. The mer.
chants do business altogether on the cash prin-
ciple and money is getting more are more album
dant.
Van Buren, is "no go" here, even among his own
party, but the way our Western Harry" will run,
will be a caution TO the ocos.
Politics and the ladies', must leave until another
time, for am afraid am already too lengthy. So
at ,ppOlr.
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DIR. HOUSEMAN'S

GERMAN COUGH DROPS,
DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J. DAVIS. city
Of Hudson Columbia County ". Y, and for sale in thi,
city az wholesale and retail, by
JAMES s AsPINwAII,
nc William street. General Agent for this city;
and by of the principal retail druggists in New York and
Brooklyn
Perhsp important valuable medicine than this
provided for the afflicted No has hitherto been
had the press TO make extraordinary known
been long tried and its efficacy thoroughly proved
by the inble test OF actual experience BY its merits
and excellence has become highly celebrated every
secsn Of the country where IL has been ia with
eIaggehon be pronounced 'abe remedy Tor colds
coughs asthma influenza, whooping cough,
hamohage raising blood and all the complaints iectng
the breast and lungs and tending consumption general de-
by Numerous may be seen IL the hands of the
for OF t healing bals'm, showing that snch
has been is effects in AZ nqumeble multitude Of The
proofs Of its wonoe ful efficacy ncontroyerbe If used
the first Of Of he comp,ints above named
complete preventive and their further is arrested
IL this climate where such complaints common owing
upon health should be without this medicne timely Of
will bills for ndica attendance aud Whist
more will the logushing songs of prJtracsd i'll
ness aud often preserve life itself Efcacioss rs s
mild pleasant and always harmless; IL is purely vegetable
compound and be tab with safety in all kinds Of
weather aud under al circumstances IL amid healing
and at the time gentle touic Its
ouly restored thousands who aborng under
porary Illness but IL has produced great improvement the
health u persup consttutionay feeble effect Is TO i'm
part tone and the system, while " weak
ness Price fifty cents for a bolt ? OF four ounces
MA I'm sod- m
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CIR EAT II EDUCTION

nOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING only Five Dollars
- and Epistllaiy Penmaushp only Two Dollars.
The FIRST PREMIUM awarded three cons@ cutiye years
for the best specimens OF Ohnd Penmanshp exhb tied
the great r. Tvs OF the American Institute
GOLDSMITHS CHlROGRAPHlC INSTITUTE, fol
he instruction of
PENMA NSHIP
and Book Keeping 1888 Broadway opposite John street is
during the day aud evening" for the OF
pills and visters,
The gentlemen acquire bold free and expeditions style OF
Mercantile Penmashp in from ten to twenty lessons OF one
horT each
The ladies taught Epstoary hand, beautiful
complIshm6nt TO the
BOOKKEEPING
The sytem of instruction pursr his Ace deny in this
important study not derived from any work hut IS
the result OF thorough knowledge the subject
The eI'rc being arranged render familiar che
dent avery department Of mercantile bnsnsss WHICH GER
TAINLY CANNOT BE ACQUIRED BY SIMPLY BA-
LANt;ING ONE sET OF BOOKS.
Ladies Writii Class daily at II o'clock
Gentlemen dnrng the day aud evening" such hours
best suit their venence.
separate parlors for private instruction.
For sale at the Academy-A superior article of Metallic
Pens. n29 I'm sec
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THE ELIXER OF LOVE

THE ELIXER OF LOVE.
The household ties the household ties
How beautiful they
With rosy lips and laughing eyes.
How sad i, child sss married life
Wealth can no joy afford; .
Cold looks the husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord.
But LOWS ELixER-that sweet boon
Will Natures curse remove,
A9d crown y ith living blossoms soon'
Lueina Cordiai!--barren wives
Aud the fond name Of Father gives
To husbands III despair
In leuehorrea and in glees
II proves sovereign balm;
CONSUMPTION too conqueror meets
Eruptions, lasstude and pains
In back or loins, or chsst;
Disease brought on by sudden strains.
Ar &c siss wS S%s r sSppC cass cured
No more their victims vrx.
Thus by its aid Is health insured
AT once. 10 either sex.
Or fault in Natures Law,
Seek from this grand specific ease.
At ninety-two Nassau.
No 10 Court street. Boston, No. 90 North 9Th street,
ordering this medicine from the country, by sending
remittance can have boxed up aud sent TO any par, Of the
Union Price So per bottle. or s2i per dozen M lm.m
7'o THE AFsLlCTED;-pR Al. yANDEBsLICE,
lie generally thai be ours the files Esulas Fits RheamS
is.
Also Coms five minutes, without drawing blood or
Dr. v will make cha for the above diseases demand
without eecns of the same the cost Of the
Msas9s a The poor attended r Office hours
The pr. having performed difficult cures, refers the
calling Doctor hi; pes No alO s. Third street. west
Medicines freshed for all complaints if communicated BY
Office Ga Mad son IF Caiharine street. dc 1t"
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NOTICE NEW YORK BANKING COMPANY
IN The subscriber having been appointed Reseiyt Of the
Company association formed under and pursuance of
the Legislature OF the STAT. OF New York entitled
auhorse business of banking passed April lst
1885, all persons indebted the said Association uIred
render OF all debts and Of money owing
day of January next atmy office IN the Exchange
in the city Of New York All having their
property effects OF SAID Assoc aon
ed deliver the by that day. All the creditors OF
required deliver ihe ipectve
and demands by that days and all persons holding any
present the writing and in detail to or be-
fore that day, my said Office.
Dated New York, oath November, l8t3.
CHARLES SAGORY, Receiver,
p26 3wsr 80 Merchants Exchange.
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
Tin the Germany


FARINE De G i. AIS SRRg sAa1 pFrAurRE)
entire new article in this market l. resemble. Sage but
as 3 pounds of ordinary wheat flour.
year consider very delicate Mh ssome and
ing e use o SsS @ an% ao Ss y milk
Or bpu Hon . soup n the very simplest way OF cooking
patients and be children in the shape sfpap
To Of Vermcel and Macaron Pearl Grain
Ss ,s ,y y % tine h snS that
The only General Depot for ibis article the United States
New us s ,GNt be- near
hn s is say nSs the
the lower pait of this 70 the tal and
sSsasnnns families I? i;
New York, November 28th, l843 dc lm@r
THE FAtA IND WlNrER FASHIONS.
SANE Hfa a e., s.; p:;s1 q MORN
he; friend; that has received By h:
@ ft 4: ss5 la ns s sP1 che
Ss Of s Sva @ rnd 1~
SILK satin mode and quilted hats entire novel deseIpton
aa s and head dresses ribbons arsis dow
err and hair ornaments Of the best artist; in Paris
Maeazin de Modes, 60 Canal street nj lm*sc
Dfound every description Of Boats that ingenuity
suggest Look at what be ha. done and then judge
the T following ' unrVslled boats, VIZ "Ths swsu
SswfSuadIand The sixteen foo, sailing PPnky TsS ubl
beats Henry Stark WHICH won 30 in IS months
e. TT! Il ss
OARS. SWEEPS AND sCULLsaai5o,ooo feet on hand
also feet of Lenards celebrated Souls for SALE This
new branch of his business truly worthy of attention.
Looh the prices only three and four foot All the
SOULS for racing dressed by the hands Thoge
that the last be at his office Sixty
Boats always hand Visit his BaEaas desire treat
All work delivered free of charge -
,se 4os and l Water snd m Cherry proprietor
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City Intelligence,

POiicc.-Wednesday, Dec. 6.-NEw CoUSrERrEus.-
On Tuesday afternoon entered the grocery store
of Henry Flaacke Ia Cedar street and made purchase
OF a small quantity of groceries and offered in payment
five dollar bill, purporting to be OF the East Haddam
Bank Connecticut. She received the change from John
f. Faacke brother of the of the store and departed
In few moments afterwards into the store
and after purchasing small amount of groceries tender
ed similar bill which received and the change Civ
In less than five minutes afterwards another man
into the store and offered similar note, which
cited suspicion and refused She then left and upon
inquiry II ascertaned that the two notes
erieits. Yesterday officer krack, OF the most eff
cient of the Police, arrested and woman
ing the description of the counterleite who i'm
mediaely recognized by Mr. Faacke On being taken to
the Police the man Immediately recognized Mi
chael McCrath and the woman as Mary Stone, well
known old dealers in counterfeit money On searching
MEG 81 bill marked the back with the initials -. H.
was found in his possession which Mr.. Faacke says he
gave the Stone in change for the So counterfeit
note she had presented This fact shows the
ton between the two and will make the Scener
pletc to ensure their conviction.
Mock Auction RoBBERy.--Y esterday countryman
named Frederick Rebecca entered the mo ok auction
No 10 Chatham street. opposite the Park and was
sw nded and robbed of S7s in the usual pracsed
by the Peter Funks who infest that public nuisance.
Countrymen should beware of No. 10 Chatham street
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DAYS SHEET RUBBER OVER sHOEs-25 Maiden
Lane Experience has proven that leather sole can be at
tached India Rubber uppers, that IL impossible
them the OF wearing These Over Shoes
have already into dsuse leather shoes and
and which the proof boot fast tending
furnished by the RoTbury India Rubber estabi shmen Is
than being made by other establishment the
trade The patent quilted slipper Over Shoes and Boots
furnished only tbs establishment Every article
ing to the rubber business for sale made order.
Successor TO the RoYbury | r. c.,
nj lmsr Is Maiden Lane.
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BLANCARD'S
DATENT WOOD AND COAL STOVES for Halls, Par
lors, Offices Stoves Steamboats, &c These Stoves a
Statue Of Washington the Father of his Country
two kinds Of dssas wood and the other for coal
the fine chamber the wood PEDESTAL icing arranged that the
e. BY Of revertable plate prt in tie Stove,
the hea circulate through the height of the sta
giving large aud beautiful radistng ssrace These
Stoves also chamber attached aud thing
being constructed the most scientific principles they give to
all who have them the satisfaction The sub
scber invites the Of those wanting beautiful
nomca ADD durable Stove TO call and satisfy themselves Of
facts They be operation daily and ree
rnces given those who have them in The public will
fct For sale only this ia Grand street door
of b. oadway.
DE- JAMES KINDS.