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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or the steam ships
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan. DE Peyster. Nov. u
Cambridge, Yeaton. Nov. 10
FROM PoRTsMoUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, Nov. i
Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
81. Nicolas. P-ll, Nov. Is
Duchesse d'Orleans, Nov. 81
Sully, Burrows. Dec. I
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State of Trade.

AsHEs.-This article is very dull and prices tending
at S. O6i.
LEATHER.A public sale to-day the following lots were
sold on a credit Of 4 and months -
light we
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Married.
died,

On Thursday evening" the l4h inst, by the Rev. John
NJ. Forbes, JOSEPH L. d. LYON to SusANNAH p daughter
of Anthony b. Fountain, Esq, all of this city
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
New York, Chopper, Dec. IS
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. Il
FOR PORTSMOUTH,.
Westminster, Hovey, Dec. 20
st. James, Meyer. Jan. |
FOR HAyRE
Rhone, Johnston, Dec. l6
v. de Lyon, Stoddard. Dec. "a
Utica, Hewitt, Jan. I
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Bonds issued in favor Of Bank of Louisiana,
payable in New Orleans July /, 1884, and
July |, is49. ................ sI,aoo,OOo
Bonds issued in favor of the Con-
solidated Association, Barring
Co., due June L. 1913 ....... $s33, 900
Bonds in favor Of the Consolidated
Association Lizard, due Junel,
lsis.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,llsOO0
Bonds not all negotiated Lizard,
due June l, ls4s 49,. $4,000
sasss,OOo
Bonds in favor of the Union Bank Barring <
Co., due in equal payments April ID ls4I,
is47. 1850 and 1858. .............. 100000
Bonds in favor of Citizens Bank, due Feb l.
1885, 1882 1868 1877 1885, in equal amounts 5000 900
Bonds IN favor of Citizens Bank to be nego.
tiated payable at maturities above 1000 900
Bonds in favor of Mechanics and Traders
Bank, due August, 1854 ................ 100 900
Bonds in favor Of Charity Hospital payable
by the Hospital in New York. ............ $4,000
Bonds in favor Of Draining Company, $4,000,
Nashville Railroad. $500, 000 :. :. ....... 550O 900
Bonds in favor of Red River Railroad,
100000; Mexican Gulf Railroad, 500 900
not yet issued. ......-.................. 10000
S24,o5s, 900
Dividend for bonds cancelled redeemed from
Hope Company being bonds given Union
Bank that were not negotiated about. 49,. $500 900
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GI7- SCEPTICS READ AND BE CONVINCED OF

New YoRK, Nov. 9th, Is43
Dear sirs-There is mistake about your Compound
Hoarhound Sandy" as well testify.-Last June
severely attacked with the influenza and made use
of number of advertised medicines for colds &c. and
received no benefit from any of them It continued to
hang on me, with cough and pains in the breast until
about four weeks back was induced by the many test
monals advertised in favor of your Hoarhound Candy
few hours and few days brought around thorough
cure. consider your Candy requisite in the medi
cine chest as the compass to the mariner who poughs
the deep.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM EMMONS, Sc White street.
To Messrs. JOHN PEAsE Sons No. As Division st.
Agents No. State ST. Boston, and No. Ledger Build.
ings Philadelphia.
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cTEAM gLACKlNG 1t is fact universally admitted that
- Lees Steam Backing eror TO other yet invented
soteus nd the le ther and 10 pr
On most astonishing j. black CLOS. that will .tard ihee
long your boots ihges the common Osckhg
Of the present day c. Lee is the sole isvuor and mannsc-
Of tie above article aud has ksptt hIe the public w
lie also manufactures superb acie
of black aud ink tnermneat eoors that VIII not lure
pens T, above articles Tor sale At prices coesponag
: n ths tunes al Lees steam Backing Wsrcheuse NO
John street, corner Of Br adway. oio UT
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MUSICAL PRESENTS

THE PUBL. i. rsrec,iuly ia,itsd TO .it ATwILLs
e. MUSIC NJ PosIi ohY, a msSr smropriaie Presents
isT s a a D ann ;s ssi9
Aaths%: Of tbs eSg"y "s SIX OF the P"ne''
S SSss '''"F five ''",'a Songs " WI"
AMI LoTs iss D ADMIRED Songs a. written
r k.,SsT being niue isfnla So s. composed
MOORE, Sings snss. sp ssiSs E e ,am,,a SONGS Nv
rhP %.:. Mg9s ss1.; . ~ '%%'' songs
composed and by " dstngushsG vocalist Heppy Rus
Repository waszrs being six waze. easily ,rr,ussd a.
p pa%s"s s1ss -sas ;s Sl &. ss
Brown VI.
and Quick STEPS well %ej d po6 r. and
Forte; WV '''""
~ artist, Fanny l,'. ,"S''''d 1'h'S
h so"r Beautifully %ais on olse Sy As Phillips
T'iSS, syx and admired M.,i. h,n1,oms honrs M... a, .
Ss Mn; sS l % and war
ra n: :, i'm in every very, s s;,eety
Ssr' ,s s;% s' names of ever. thing pub
S"c s sto s,' ssmna- and Teachers supplied wholesale
Orders ppnctuy attended TO- and the best editions of rub.
''ea''0n' Away. h aTsWSffrd MUSIC REPOSITORY.
1 cm a ~ plosawsy sign Of the Golden Tyre
THE G4EApEsT ROOM oF TIE \ 1Ee sE ya%1r,y''
INTEREsTiNG 10 ALL CHRisTIANs'NMTh;, dav
%sfoE 81 ShS% s},assEEass srors AND
a. lnpcduetory AcSoun, Of Atheists Dssts Jews, Mhoms
SSS and "a T Sa ss q 4.
In its present revised and eopygb form, th. tn. best,
ny e % Gs
Church OF ancient and modern Notwithstanding Puseyte.
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90 YOU CAN HAVE A GOOD HEAD OF HAIR
and clear complexion for three shngs. Here the
qualities of both the articles The Italian Chemical Soap
(mnd it S sold nowhere else genuine in this city, will
cure every kind of eruption and chapped tender flesh
freckles hotches salt rheum scurvy &c. and make dark
yellow skin clear and beautiful 1t is sold at so cents
q cake at the sign of the American Eagle 81 Chatham
stree-mind the only place in this city The other for
the hair, sold for three shlngs trial bottle will
force the hair to grow stay its falling out cure scur
dandru, and make light red hair grow dark from the
roots. obscrvcwe make false statement; we've
both the articles tested They sold very cheap by
Jones' at the sign of the American Eagle 81 Chatham ST.
New York. by Zieber, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia;
State ST. Boston and 1879 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; but in this
city only at 81 Chatham street. T. Jones is signed all
wrappers of the genuine, and mind any other is dshon
est counterfeit perfectly useless-don buy at any price
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A DVERTIsEMENT.-Mr GEoEeE r. Chimney Of
n Egytt will Of Four Lectures Egyr
Monday evening" 18Th December eight O'Clock The second
"Wednesday evening ard Inc will be
FL ch Lecture will be by copious Pictorial Iu'
stions Subecust Lecture, The Phsraohs OF Scripture;
the other three will treat the Memrhe Pyrsmds,' CON-
prisng the latest disco eries.
TERMs Tickets Of admission for sale at the bookstore Of
@ S Office a Il: AS HS,: % IL. Ss
r the Institute Genemen 81 50 LADY,, so cents for the
coune SINCE admission, Fl ty Cents.
| Ct dl6i8-l9-20-G521 -rc
| NEITHER QUACKERY NOR. HUMBUG-DR.
~ EVANS has removed his Old Glens Head Dislensay
9nes hi; safe SPEEDY and sseiuaI Of I
real Dr. Will be found by his eDquirins friends
toner preference then Dr. t. would direct the attention OF
discerning public TO an nvesgasion OF his claims tie wishes
the citizens spPnzd there is other Dr. Evans in his
nsghborhood and that he has whatever it'll
any Other Office His charges are moderate his consultations
n B-ObseIve the number mi.taie, may be dangerous.
VALUABLE REMEDIES -Rheumatism Ard Chilblains
' DIR. Chnrch's Chemical Essence Of Mustard The
Of th, sn uatng embroeaiion NEST hectual N caws Of
will be found sufficient to perform cue Sold IN
bottles at so cents each . .
celebrated cosmetic will eradicate Ill eruptons particularly
rimples, blohes ffectles ring Nc Its for
short time will establish clear and brilliant compe1on. Bot
cughs and Cods-Dr Churchs Cough Drop. is an eec-
ua remedy for Coughs Asthma Influenza, and diseases Of the
urgs. Sold in bottles. at so cents each.
Itch, Itch-Ths oathsome div cured with 'oge sp
Ilcaon OF Churchs scotch Ointment The above valuable
remedies s''d At 1873 Bowery coraer Of Spring street.
dc lmsm
DICH DRESS sCARFs CRAvATs. GLOVES. &C
~ The subscribers offer TO the fashionable ~ @
line ColIa
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nry- MEDICAL CARD-A CURE GUARANTEED
=The members of the College of Medicine and Phar.

f65- MEDICAL CARD.-A CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College OF Medicine and Phar.
macy Of the city of New York, established for the sup
preston of quackery are now successfully treating all
diseases of private nature according to the mode
of treatment adopted by the professors of the different
hospitals of Europe No mercury any preparation in
furious the constitution is at present used by the col
1ege in the removal of those complaints thereby saving
sometimes battle the skill of the most experienced prac
ttioners Cases of ordinary character completely
eradcaed in from three to six days and those pro-
acted by oharaans aggravated by doses of mer
curry speedily yield to the powerful Alternative and purify
ing medicines used by the College in the Of these
diseases. Gonorrhoa, gee structure and all diseases Of
the urehra permanently cured in less than half the time
occupied by the old treatment One of the members Of
the College thoroughly acquainted with all diseases of
private nature and such Improvements in their medical
treatment has been lately made by the medical faculty
of Europe attends daily consulting physician at the
Office and consulting rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street
Advice and all medicines, SIS.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS-Pa
tents living distance stating the nature of their
plants explicitly togetherwi treatment they received
elsewhere, if any and enclosing So, either by post
through the different express conveyances in commnica-
ton with this city, will receive chest containing all me-
dcines requisite to perform cure with full and explicit
directions for N. B. All letters must be postpaid
W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms Of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, % Nassau street
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IJUNTERIAN Observation-Disclosures in 1925, for
IL the of diseases of private nature, No. Division
the only place the city where the genuine Hunters
Red Drop medicine known fail in curing the
desperate of certain diseases be obtained Price s.
warranted any few days Use the right med
cine in the first place and there will be half
In Albany it be obtained No Maiden lane
c. although countere sold in both those cities Dec.
each vial. dis ltsF
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ITO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-SIa:-Iu the
report of the meeting of the Seamens Self Preservation
Society" published the Herald of Wednesday last
that Of the speakers Of that meeting done me
sentaon and foul SANDER One of the speakers Mr. Sped
hypocrcal hiss the unbluhing
pTdenee tell his hearers that gospel eaches to treat
landlords who gain livelihood year after year by fleeing
and destroying every sailor they but would
Of Mr. spadngs ch"it H. p,ofes:e' iipdne.s and
sailor Of the port Of New York eight years,
and the keeper Of seamens boarding house for this las, five
and defy any tocome forward and th.t
hav. wIongde him ola cent Now if tn such ,aor
landlords who make practice Of fleeing and destroying sail
who bosrd OF ship with bottle Of for the
OF aung the sailor their dens Of rob
be and vice. let them be pointed out For my port, have
taken drop of liquor board Of vessel e for
the purpose Of Aticng sailor board with and the
foe, unwilling be classed indise ultimately with such
wTetches. JAMES FARLEY,
die it-g si5 Water stre~t-A Subscriber.
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BURGESS 4 SPRINGER. 222 Broadway, NY
And by all Pc iodical Agents iI6 ttsrc

A CARD.-Mr. HARVEY respectfully announces the in.
tenton Of exhibiting his Paintings to the IabIic at The
Gallery OF the Apollo Association toPpose the Hosptal
3s2 Broadway, from Wednesday, goth Dec. They consist
principally of American landscape and include the
commentator and letters including those from the fol-
lowing distinguished and exalted personages ashington
Alston, Esq Sir Martin A. Shee p r. A. the Hon e. A.
Murray bv command of her Majesty Queen Victoria
and his ROYAL Hghness frnce Albert They will remain up
IN exhibition fora short time only. dlS6tsr
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pICH DRESS sCARFS. CRAVATs, GLOVES, &c
IL The subscribers offer the fashionable community an ex
asye Of and shonsoe 1e n ens
LIN Shirts linen Collar, Dress Fronts suspenders Dressing
Robes aud Under Garments of all descriptions her sson
and mohsr Of plain black figured black sold and silver SPOT
which mayabe found Of the richest paers
mporied ia this city. Gentlemen who will favor them with
GnJ the assurtmens Of articles
sp ersnng genemans wardrobe, to he found 9th
PARSELLS 4 AGATE, cd established Linen
Diapers, Stock Manufacturers, &C., 237 Broadway,
dts Imsr cor. Park Place.
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MRS: CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICA
NL TED VAPOR BATHS, Is Courtlandt street-A certain
for colds gandular affections liberated throat heu
atism nc The fear OF catching cold detes many from using
the bath, but the effect il properly administered by
exciting the vital action OF the skim giving rise to- power Of
reaction and enabling cold better than before Open
from O'Clock in the morning till O'Clock night Sulphur
Baths hours nocr. Portable Vspor Baths
of The CITY BROOKLYN. dig lMr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14
Attention Democrats!

The Democrats Of Crawford County are re
questcd to meet at the house Of VIM. II. & NJ.
Mayors, in the Town of Fort Smith, on Saturday
the 2lst inst, for the purpose of nominating dele
gates to Convention to be hold at Little Rock,
on the first Monday in December next, to nom-
nate a candidate for Governor. and candidate for
Congress; also to appoint delegates to a Conven.
tion to Le held in baltimore sometime in May
next. to nominate candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14
DIED


In the Creek Nation, on the morning of the ID
October, MIR. William G. Jacobs, aged SO years.
The deceased was born 23d March, 1898, at
Front Royal, Frederick county, Virginia, and was
the son of John and Eady Jacobs. He became a
citizen and trader Of the Creek Nation, in Ala
bama, in the year 1918, and emigrated to this
country with the Mcintosh party of Creeks in
1927; wherc, until within few years since, he
continued his business as trader in the Nation,
and was, at the time of his death, Clerk to the
Lower Creeks.
He was an affectionate and kind husband,
fond and indulgent parent, a warm-hearted and
generous friend. To his bereaved family, death
IN this visitation, has laid low in grief the cher
lshed hopes of fond mother and her dependent
offspring. To his snumorous associates and friends
1t has severed the tres which so intimately united
nm with all that was worthy, generous, and kind
IN the ondearing and social relations of life. But
Still there IS halo that hangs around the grave
OF departed friends, that fades but slowly from
hhory's waste, through the mis-. Of years, and
often as it shadows forth the remembrance Of their
kindly virtues, docs tho pang of the separation
awaken new emotions, and the starting tear but
family tells the deep sorrow OF the heart.
This passing tribute to the departed jead is Ike
offering of one who knew him woll, who long en-
joyed his friendship, and shared his kind hosp-
talitlcs. d.
o. Virginia papers will please copy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

My prerented BY fcrce.-Durng the French
on, when a frantic rabble, on sligh, provo
lung any man on the nearest lamp post,
the comic actor, fell into the hands of
.rading bandi,ti, who doomed him to die in
the Cap of Liberty. His sgallows was Sc
is coat taken off, and the rope about to be
d his neck, when abutcher boy, who had
perform, came TO his assistance. "Mad-
j know not what you do. You are going to
nch of the Repubiicr' Qhe Comedie Fran
at that time called the Theatre de la Re-
y Thanks to this title of punch, bestowed
" the butcher. Michan found himself at
and is said to have accepted the apologies
20 hundred ruffians offered as cooIly, for
ign of hanging him, as if they had simply
on his toes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14
FORT SMITH SEMINARY.

NHE seventh session Of this institution will COM
Il mence on Monday. the 9Th inst, to continue %
weeks In this school are taught History, Grammar,
Geometry, Philosophy, nearly all the branches Of
English education, and the Latin language. Terms
per Students per session. So in advance $40 at the
lose of the session. No student taken for less time
than quarter, ii weeks. No extra charges for
frewood, rent, &C. Board moderate, in private fami.
lies. JOHN CARNALL
Fort Smith, October 5th. 1S43.-35-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

"My name is Norval,' said a runaway youth.
who was playing that character in a small thea
tire at Annapolis some years since. .You lie you
dog!" said an officer in the crowd" your name is
Bill Brown, and you owes Mrs. Knipper three dol
lars and half for board and washing-and here $
writ, SO come along my darling. Wheeling
Gaz
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

b Soldiers.-Thc Emperor of Java is said
ain his authority by an army of many
men dispersed throughout his territories,
numerous ftma'e guard abou, his person.
'ltary ladies are trained, it seems. to arms,
neg'ecting those accomplishments which
nsion change in the occupation of some
rendering them the companions instead
lhe attendants, of his Imperial majesty.-
Bular institution may owe its origin 10 the
4 obtaining recruits, If it be true, as the
counts pretend, that the number Of fe-
ths exceed, very considerably, those of
5 in Java.-Columbia Chronicle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

W7 HiTE LEAD, in kegs Linseed Oil Sp'ts Tur-:
wv pcntinc, Letharge; Venetian Red Spanish
Brown; Whiting Umbcr; Terads-Siena Inmpblack;
Red Lead Ochrs vormillion Chrome Green, Chrome
yellow; Paint Brushes; Sash tools Camel hair pen
cils; Copal Varnish Japan Varnish Glass, &c &c.
- w. II. & M. MAYERS,
nd's,s,SS Fort Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14
INFORMATION WANTED.

A LBERT NEWTON McVEIGI left me some two
"A years since. ! was then residing in New Orleans.
He in the employ of Capt Mount, of the
Rochester, when last heard from him. he Rochcs-
ter tow boat. but frequently made voyages in
the bayous and up Red River which place last heard
from him. When he left my residence he in his
10Th year, has blue fair complexion and very fair
hair Should any steam boat capita in clerk in the
lower trade any other person. this notice, and
give me information, by letter otherwise, they will
confer great favo. anxious and distressed
ther. AMELIA McVElGH.
Van Buren,, Ark Sept. 90, lS43
Now Orleans and Red River papers will please notice
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

My eyes, jack" exclaimed tar, seeing
soldier chained by the leg to can16h ball for
punishment, +" if there ain't soldier nj anchor"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

The editor Of the Philadelphia Times says that
the girls who struck for higher wages wouldn't
have succeeded if he had not held their bonnc,s.
Truly gallant man.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

Go where we will (says the traveller, Stevens, J
to the uermost parts of the earth, we are sure 10
meet one acquaintance. Death is always with
us. How solemn is such a reflection!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

The editor of the Norfolk Herald has discovered
that jokpgis joking, but there is rs,fuu in being
nibb!ed by green gosngs, or kcke lsy grasshop.
pers."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

Daguerreo'ype..-Th Cincinnati Sun says 'We
havo heard it asserted that process of counter.
feiting bills has been discovered in this city by the
daguerreotypo, which will become subject for lc.
gisaton, or the whole country will be flooded with
notes that cannot be detected SO perfectly they
drawn from the original With daguerreotvped
paper money and electrotyped metallic coin, we
shall be in pretty fix.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

ry.-According to the Wor-
pnicle, an affair of honor took
nee, near Worcester. Two
pr and a tailor, quarreled in
words were exchanged, and
hpany suggested that, after
|duel was inevitable. The
be secret, Immediately agreed
nd etailor was at last ban
|eRee. In the absence Of duel.
were procured; the one given
hereby a charge of powder,
|nent was loaded current jam.
p to the green in front of tho
discharged, whom tho butch
p jam, and was borne off the
etacle.' The Mortified hom.
Ecustody, when after having
, hour with reports Of the con.'
nan" The hoax wns ex planned:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

upon a mans attachment to
Ps it, as the greatest possible
IS dealings with the. world; it
(s,s small vices which unfettcr-
4. yet which certainly. though
) foundation Of better things,
ole fabric of right and wrong
assault Of temptation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

The keel of a soop of war Of the largest class is
about being laid at the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
in tho place which was occupied by the frgate
Princeton. The Princeton, it Is said, will be COM
p!etely rigged in about ten days.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

When your horse is taken i'll Of the bots give
about quart of strong sage tea, and he will re-
cover in few minutes.
The above remedy is simple enough in all con-
science, and hasthis to recommend tiff it should
do no good, it can do no harm-and being innocent
in itself, is, we should think, worthy of trial.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

d aScrhdH across fhe Lthmus of Darien.--The state.
'Iix Mat the house Of Barring, Brothers, g. Co. Of
k ISSH, had entered into contract with the Re-
r. n; vs. Now Grenada for the construction of a
e1nal ycross the Isthn,us of Daren, is contradic-
lid hY lie Paris Journal des Debates, of the 9th
July. ih-sse following wor6s.
4 wv are az e.rized to declare that, at least so
far n NJ aspects Messrs Barring, Brothers, & Co.
7f Irsjln, isis Ss@s has not the least foundation
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

"Daddy, reckon as how might go a courtln'
now bein' as how gooseberry pies IS comm in
fashion, maint I2''
'.Yes, son, reckon So
"Wall, If don't 60 to see some body's gal next
Sunday, then saw my old ha, in two.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

Robbery.-A teetotalIer. on being told that tenn
perance men were a band of robbers, said-'Yes.
they have robbed the poor house and the State pri-
son of their victims i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

bsg Isnt.--The Cincnnati Gazette of the
Z says: The tent ofthe Milertes is raised,
nces were performed in it yesterday. 1t
large and very high. Crowds were gath
und II, and dense assemblage within it.
-" s,Gefyiccrsrncfe Ssi1;v;- SSssn1;v;- ffoI-some time.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

~ stDbrgymap being complained of by another
81 I ing n<say his parishioners on q Sa,nda "
ii lbis HPly. " Feed your flock better, then
"Good men, says Sam Slick, talk through their
Aose. It's what comes out o. the mouth that de-
/ &0lep man but there's no mistake in the nose !:
~ Aporch of the temple that" -
who talk degradingly of women, have not
1t tuste to relish their exceIlencies, or pu-
1pgh to court their acquaintance.
ster can be made strong enough to draw
Saears from hypocrite's eyes, money
6a miser, generosity from selishncss. truth
B61h ,slanderer, honesty from thief, or prize
I "a Tho lottery. -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

90 FROM tho subscriber, few weeks since,
G LarS0 aBAY HORSE. about fifteen and a half
EwS hands high neat lmbed, shod all round,
-A- has a few saddle marks and some white
hairs the left arm between the knee and shoulder
joints other marks brands perccivable. Any
person who will take up said horse and deliver him to
me will be beraly rewarded. I. C. BOYER.
Van Buren,, Oct. ii, IS43-3t.