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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
DIR. THOMAS, SPECIFIC PILLS.

For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of Gonorrhea elect
Structures, Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
Of the Urethra.
HE class of delicate diseases which these Pills well
that all classes of subject less fall
malignant and blasted in reputation and borne down
suffering body and mind the victim OF ready
thing that offers reasonable hope OF
Among the many medicines and means OF relief that pac
ed before the public unfortunately of them prepared
they promise and of them ignorant OF the
OF the medicines they using for that purpose;
and be easily oreseen the result is that the individual
unfortunate fall into their hands receives relief but
the contrary the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite of what required in his and the time that
lost only tend sten the disease permanently and
the patient its most lasting and vexatous consequences
OF the welfare OF the afflicted
individual that diseases of this class be speedily removed and
also that they he removed with proper and safe remedies other
wise they result the most dangerous
the aud happiness of the patient by leaving
Of tho gland Of the other maa
dies which invariably follow badly treated Of gonorr-
h0s.
Impressed with Of the great necessity that exists
safe and speedy this disease and
eiecuay put stop to its the proprietor of Thomas
Specific Pills with pleasure that long experience
variety aud stage OF this complaint that these
Pills all that required thoroughly and eectu
ally from the system the first of this complaint and by
gently exciting tie parts TO natural action the patient
from the most aggravated stages OF this disease perfect and
lasting he lth
These Specific Pills vegetable PREPARATION composed Of
the active principles only and entirely noxous the
delicate constitution. All who have been partially imper
ecy cured by other medicines permanently establish their
health by using a box or two of this remedy.
Agents at y Fulton street. of Gold; II East Broad
way and 23 Broadway Of Chambers street. Price ST.
m I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
An Il 'A' AaNTLBILIoUs CATHARTIC

This P-one of the happiest combinations of which modern
science suggsas been for the peculiar use OF
American climate The effects of particular climates on the
healthy of of vital only be-
ginning properly studied understood Unlike the dis
agreeable and drastic purgatye of the noum vendors this
preparation does the bowels produce piles and
other distressing affections, but by exciting the whole amen
tary canal to healthy acton carries Oh al .ne ya h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

EATHEK AND FINDING STORE. 2o5 Spring street
Ia doors from the OF Washington street
Clinton Market New York Constantly hand general
Of sole aud Upper Leather, Black Morocco
with Deer Goat aud Lambskn Bindings Shoe Threads
Lastngs GaIloons Ribbons Seetngs, Linen and Leather
Lnings Boot Cord and Wehbs Boot Trees Lasts Hammers
Pncer Avis and Tacks with full assortment Of shoema
aer Tools,iof the most approved gattems q xuuxEy
ea3 " WAhhEN - N'N~S~~-S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

SHlRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMENs FURNISHING STORE,
GO MAIDEN LANE-Just received the latest and
W approved French pattern shirts general assortment of
shirts under hosiery crayats, handkercheis
Shirts and under made order and repaired at
short notice. For sale, Counting House Desk with three
drawers and book rack. WIN. COLLINS.
au2O lm@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

THE UNRiVALLED TONIC MIXTURE.
loss Of appetite asstaae debility produced from youthful
discretion impaired constitution The College recon-
mend this grateful emneny adapted for the invgo
ration of the whole system and the complete OF all the
maiaa,es Tor which fhe appropriate
ing half Dozen S. Carefully packed and all parts Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
THE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-

c. McMANUS,
Apothecary and Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

sares cure ,o 'nc,ps deafness eaache pains buz1ngs
yea sesetions OF the organs Their acoustic oil has
remedy as curative in all diseases of the for up
ner White street. - - " auoc 1,y,sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

CQTToN-isi bales Alabama se,sog y st9m and cT sale
$40 MOI 81 Lbertvit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

Fer the Of G0norrha elect and all mocupulent dis
charges from the Ureth This Justly celebrated Pin has e.
College than any other medical discovery has done the last
quarter of century Its effect truly astonishing on the uri-
-four days. that formerly required medical course of from
eight weeks four months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

L,vkR5ooL-shS virrnisn,7 pkg,W Mller7i Appleton
OndeTdonck- Nance Sanfsdt r do Is snvi's
Oakley Looms--t5 pkgs Sands. Fox col w Chance-T
townsend Ssyfe co-7 do II anvils Walsh Mallory ~
baron--3 sheldon rhels co53 Peter Norton Wolfe
"p2 ngodsby Bosssu cCi9s bars g hds ,rc
Tinson-4 B'ron-7 w n Chaurcey & son--l6 Patton 4
s'ewai,-l b EliimoI-3 Worrel Wood Il Coates--i w
sdhi-6 IN mpson col Russell. Madison Taylor!
s S N Ssas7 Re body Rigs col Abm Van Nest
q Kellogg eo-2J II Wonell & son-I5 M Shawl 7
Do,an SON! Adshead col w Churchman, Philad-2
CS9PsrSi 0sS,In L5tde-7 whi,nsX-a7 STONE co
torda6 Bird 0llilnu co,s John Ghon col Nevns &
Cold Haddn con3i Richardson Watson5 Harris, Jones
s.c i;c sl;hfcS Hp;p9@s2s Cunningham
Mckee cell Robinson 4 col Prof Renwick-4 Pro,
praper-5 Wight, s'urges Shawl w 6 Hnut-S Fletcher
Ssrl Foot CIV A&G ESenon-A Cornell Bios
Godfrey col Wilson. Butler Baldwin, A Brown-2
AsehIreins sonW75 Phelps, Dodge CO.. Hy Fsrnum
Bill Clark coll Haddeniis Sanderson-2 Griffin
crts to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
THE NEW MIRROR.

EvEss.;,x. Na%6e, Ems,;sS x,h 6Su and
BY g. Chapman engaged ssslu.ys" for the
work Terms-s2 per ann.mIsinsle number 81 cents
menee, hi. account the publ cation Of serbs Of
the New York Mirror in the octave FORM entirely
rsd1ced Of three dos. Ger *
4ss s L ssss ' S
sl b fine
ssS sessd BY Gt,ns tine which
Beside. Of al extensive eo!p' Of cores
pondens-which talent Of ibis country
o s ss and fry
?, IL abe s s.r Il sns1n viii
yneyard We hopeso resent to the American reader
will be seduousv oidsd The M,~or' viii be-
rsmaksee We hope rather for good article. without
brace - .sepe every Of literature rom:
correspondence literary intelligence wit and humo fashion
tic crcism It's VS. Of new works will b. CAREFUL dis
ermisatng ard impartial il will aim to foster
dency will be cheerful aud envening we'll improving
will seek 70 crafty refined taste but never to offend the
work will be published every Saturday number. of
and enclosed in ornamental cover twill form The
o. & % "a sn nS Ss
The very low pric- which will issued, renders the
cheapest periodical in hi. other country considering
the cost and beauty Of its FyTwo Ensravnes and the In
ing the paper from the will punctualy
sent their address then Forwarding the Undersigned
Letters encong the Of subscription. may be frank
ed by all posmik Agents. car ers, and newsmen, viii be
20 The Cash system will be giJly adhered to. without
Such Editors as copy Shove will oblse me by forward
marke End by resu~ng the exchange which
Rsd "s %a'A my GEo Mss which
Editor and Proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
Died.

On Wednesday. LIST inst Of consumption, JoHN p Var
SIcE, Printer aged ~.
His relatives friends and cquaintances and particular
ly the Printers Of this ty invited to attend the une
raj, from the residence OF his sister, Mrs. M Clougb
o'clock
On Thursday, I'd inst Mr.. JOHN BELLAcLA,a native o
Lyons, France, aged 4s years
His relatives ana friends respectfully invited TO at
lend his iuneral this afternoon o'clock from 90 Crane
street. corner of Green.
At Geneva the 10th ult the residence OF his son
JoHN RucKEL, aged 81, formerly of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
Foreign Markets.

M.rASx.s Feb l5-This market and that OF Havana
is abundanty supplied with rice, and it is quite matter
of surprise to what induces such heavy shipments IN
face of such runous prices The last sales Of this and
Havana are rs; but there now two csrgoes about
700 bbls unsod the latter and but 81 rs offered Mus
covado sugar begins to appssr some 900 hhds sold az
b2 Molasses plenty and buyers. Cofc in fair de-
mand OF 6ba7f for middling to good Box sugars for
European markets, in demand. Freights dull vessels
will however meet employ ment next month. Exchange
London, ii IL per cent prem; u s. Northern, ga
per cent prem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

state or Trade.

The Markets are very active. The number Of sran
gers the city the increase and the grocery trade
begins to feel the influence Of their presence.
Ashss--The market dull-Pots at IS SO and Pearls at
So so.
Conon-There is not great deal Of business doing
The sales amounted to 800 bales In prices ne aera-
ton.
Flow-There is fair but not large business doing in
Flour We quote Canal at 81 rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

omlev, Monsrea MIR Rossn, Mr. Glass Jas Fuller. Richd
Lee, VIM Wagstah NYork; Capt Alden Clifford. Geo
@ Mackenzie.
Fson Bo,ror-I1 the Emma Is.dora for smynsTRev Jus.
psyd Stoddsrd and lady, Misses Caharne Myers and FL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

D"'P1e1' - - vO'HTotH'V
Now, according to their showing, the total actual
revenues ofthc government but 600, which
would leave adefc at their reduced estimate of
$26eO oOo which is precisely what tea and coffee
would supply This honest patriotic and highly Saga
cious committee make out their surplus precisely the
Secretary does his with the borrowed money. Can any
thing be sickenng to the welmeaning citizen than
to behold the credit and best interests of the country
sperted with in this manner by mountebank lawyers
The comm ee close the report by stating in effect that
they will do nothing without Bank. ar some swndlng
machine which will csjoe the people odsy and Cypress
them tomorrow
This being the in the federal government it is easy
to conceive in how much greater degree the
features apparent the individual States where the popu
lar distress greater and apparent-the debts
greater-the demands urgent, and Of meet
ing them but in direct taxes levied upon people camor.
ipQ reliefv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

A MEXICAN LAND AND LOAN OFFICE.-wiIbam
L. Sms, h,ypg above thirty yeaI sTre,epes II the
pery himself ao feeling confidence from the liberal
he has heretofore enjoyed respectfully soc the
e.; Of s sy
Of New YORK for The purchase sale exchange Of House,
gubic ;ae and for the hiring and letting Of Houses Stores
r%, &c Tor & rents: and tor taking The
tendance Of erecting and repairing Buildings.
to apply at & oee rather than 20
other IN the city, both In point Of economy and despatch
ve,ed two more widely circulated journals
and every honorable crertion made dispose Of the
sired be offered az public auction, thus Of the
lie viii attend to sliectus Insurance on property. OBJ
securities asng special care % receive ample security for
emen OF the legal profession Of established character 70
Holders Of grourd that requires improving will f. il
greatly 70 he 70 apply 70 him as his Of
ent localities q the srestest mpohce and Ii. long sc
Span,ance with The building Of will enable him get
than is usual
He will also take charge OF estate intended for public
will be value to those intending dispose Of their
properly dsrb"ed and and direct the s. and
will be found TO be saving from the fac, that property
om hs H. s H mas
individuals companies that require an agent 70 take charge
ssS o%Sf sba lire o. purchase rqpsSsv
nyss san s
purchase real estate BY sendn description Of the property
farms or houses sale and wish them and
drawings taken nave ndon IN the most elegant manner by
Also, ' Csnirsel, and other paper. prepared.
All letters for the purchase sale Vt exchange Of real
'i Gsp %';S isss o
Those hsvi.g money loan have nvestso free OF
expense, by calling at tins Office isf inssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

XNANTED-By young woman as,tua,on In respectable
w private family The best OF
reference as character be given npry 10 No. Ridge
mt ltrec
VITANTED--A smart active waiter private
wv FAIRLY Good city reference required Apple 'tIoa at
hii Office. m2 3fc 4
WANTEDA stu iton oy respect ble young won IN as
w ohanhermaid take OF children % d. the
house small family Enquire In the rear NO.
m2A~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

Nsw embarrassing Oconee-Wm Forgay, Henry Hutton
# New York; Nathan Sllman, Mrs Mary Adams, New Or
FRom BosroNIn the Acadia for LNerpoo'-John Dwycr.
Capt Thomas Bell. Epgand John kess Canada; John Bot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
Passengers Arrived .
Passengers sailed

LIvsRPooL-Psckst ship Virgnian-Wm CARAT, Monres
t3to Powers, Nashville.
ApALAcHicoLA-Bng Caroline plattNlr. Colby and tv
nhil1r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

These estimates are indeed, little ridiculous mas
much the sagacious Secretary estimates that he will
borrow s. 1888 sss and by doing he will have
plus" Of $s9O,627. If he had computed his loan at
900, his surplus would have been $40 627 then
he could have paid some Of his debts. The nm ttee
however, seen determined to outdo him in humbu
They state that his estimate of customs and lands
rect hese would make SIS 10000; but they say not
one word Of the leans They then cavalierly reduce
the expenditures to $ls,l752ss They then state it
follows:-
Total receipts ........ ............. IS 328, 400
Do expenses. ....... ......... s,l75 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
$l6,775,294

To thr to be added the required complete the
Miami Canal, s465 O4i making sl7 a4o 1885, This amount
to complete the canal with that due the contractors is
what composes the new scrip. The interest this
amount is AIS per annum to be paid out of the re-
sources OF the State. The official amount of State town
and county taxes now paid, is 81, 900 per annum-
making $a92sAls This for population of .467,
amounts to 50 per head STA per for each family
in the State. The Governor in his message, estimated
the whole exports ofthe State at To pay the
interest," this must yield i6 per cent profit and leave
thing for the purchase of goods say nothing of bank
profits Will pork at cent per lb AID flour 50 25 de
hvered at Cleveland, pay Is per cent profit And if it
should, why should it all be given away The number
Of officers interested, in the State credit but in the
quantity Of money which be raised for them spend
are eternally preaching about the Canals revenue
In order to estimate their value have taken from the
report of the Board Of Public Works. the following items
showing the cost of the Ohio canal and the Miami canal
with the tolls collected for ten years. the expenses as
follows -
Cosr REVENUE OF THE QsIo MIAMI CANAL FOR
Ten YEARS.
Ohio Canal. Mann Canal
Cos, 4se5,2os esi saa
Toils 1898 to isl3, 3O53,3s3 62te3t
Deduct rer airs X col'uons l206,is6 3Ol,It3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
Domestic yunpnrt.t,ops

APALAcHIcoLA-Brg G Piat-l boz Post & Phillips
kegs Whtsey Robnson-76 bales Bronson8l d.
Srear Paiton.56 do Perkins Hopkins Whites Bogait
kneeland-60 Howland-3 Jewell Harrison-I8 Cente
& co-l3i Lee co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
Net tolls, ten years,
average do. per annum,
Interest on crsf.'


Interest on cosf,' tSl1I2 176,c0l
Now, then, the interest the cost of both canals is
673 and the nett tolls have averaged for the last ten
years. $2i707s, showing deficit OF S2iO,6s5, and have
declined $50 900 in the last four years. We have made
calculation here for the incurred by Dor
rowing ON stock, being last year The com
pletion Of the Miami canal WILL is estimated by the en-
ginees add $4,000 to the tolls There will then be de
felt Of per annum. with greatly diminished pros
poets ofncreased tolls, in consequence Of the orwadnes
Of the Illinois and other canals feeding the lake markets
The Ohio people have then $4,000 900 per annum pay
no, only without hope of having ghtened but increased
by the growing competition of other States Their credit
is tottering and sustained only by the brokers
whom the State borrowed money The banks which back
this by osning the stock incur great risks
The condition Of public credit in The United states has
been matter Of great surprise the superficial observer
young republic of scarcely so years growth has in two
wars waged against the most powerful government OF
modern times, out victorious and triumphant. II
has contracted in that period up ls4i debts amounting
to which has been paid at home and abroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

CODA WATER-BREWERY.-Ord for supplying So
- da Water the ensuing season will be received at No. 6l
Blocker street.
Brewing premises let with fixtures consisting Of boilers
mill pumps &c. good for the Root Beer
sineks. Apply as above f28 2Ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
MONEY MARKET.
THURSDAY, March 2-6 p. M.

Letters from New Orleans to-day, give advces of the
failure of the Commercial Bank of those which
dertook to The others hard specie
This failure instance Of the folly of attempting
suscate weak banks. When the resumed ii got
extension ofits liabilities which have again fallen DUE
and are dishonored The City Bank got assistance from
stockholders Rohschds being the largest and is in less
danger, although not solvent The Of the
banks are continually growing worse. and they are
making no money consequently the end must come
The banks in this city have the hahood to endeavor to
make something towards expenses by loaning stocks
to irresponsible people BY doing they become the
chitects Of their ruin.
At the Board to-day prices were worse New York
State 6s fell per cent Ohio per cent The Senate Of
that State have passed resolution aboshing the Fund
Commissioner and establishing Individual stock agent
in the City Of New York Some of the shrewde brokers
have offered to give the State $4,000 per
for the Office They would make fortune every year
that, providing they could borrow the stock Ken
lucky SIS fell (; Bank Of Commerce Harlem I.
At the New Board prices about the same, with
general disposition to SELL particularly Ohio. The fall
in prices keeps the gentlemen the alert to make good
the required margins on bank loans
Mobile is dull at 20 AL.
There arrived at NewEOreans the l9th slsass2 in
specie from Tampico.
The total Liabilities of he State of Ohio $40 s47 3a5
including every thing The debt bearing interest is how
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

stand for business with good OF customers Stock
aud fixtures about $500. The proprietor
scx and wishes into the country Address note N.
M. at this Office. mi liver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS sNt.i Aucnoneer.
by BELL & HOWARD.
fSssrss Non ,, Y@sE and us Fsslifn 90 al


FRIDAY.
At 10Y o'clock ia the sale
Stock Dry Goods &cAn entire stock Of elegant season
able and well assorted dry goods Russia tngs,
IRISH linens cacos. musns ginghams de lanes cambrcs,
laces shaws satins collars wells hosiery gloves mir
Also London cloths cashmere vestngs and 'atnets
rey of elegant clothing fancy and pledged articles iewey
&c. IN lots To suit purchasers. without reserve: ,
Also an Of tine cohing comprising over rock
and dress, pants vests. Sc.
Also one English patent lever watch splendid movement
mas been used but short and rich diamond 20
pay advances togetner with cf iewely &c
Also several demijohns suneror old wines.
SATURDAY,
AT l0k o'clock al the sales
Large sale OF elegant furniture comprising funi
ture OF gcntee family leaving the city.
the entire othe elegant cabinet furniture contained in
the large stores l13 and IT'S Fulton st.
Aso ,1oek o. house furnishing articles table cutlery &C.
bne OF valuable Painngs superior Piano Fortes aud first
rate Cabinet Furniture.
Consisting OF 81 superb original paintings various
IN rich gilt rames 8spendId rosewood mahogany
iortss BY celebrate mahera quantity of beautiful city cab
net furniture. warranted workmanship. -
Also, splendid consignment OF glassware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03

H. A. are now ready TO made advances any
fonsignmens Returns prompt Sales Of real estate and
door sales OF household furniture attended to person.
Regular sales of Liquors. Sees &c. Tuesday; Fur
u,ture. Pianos, &c. Wedne sdav and Saturday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

MEASURING Music,-A would be-wag green in the
trade went into a tallor's shop yesterday, where a
solemn looking Yankee youth was cutting out clothes.
"Have You an! jewsharPsf said the new fedged
aspirant to wit.
mo replied the Yankee tailor boy, "bul we can
take the measure Of your mouth and make you oner
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26
[Concluded next week, J

We confess that Mr.. Clay is more Of man
than we had conceived him to be, and begin to
think it not impossible that he may be elected
President Vermont Patriot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

"Jubilee Trumpet" is the title Of a new Mil
Ter paper, lately started at Pittsburgh. After
short boo ow i, will probably b,ro Up.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

TO Oeorrespondents--'' A. ''The young hunters sto-
ry," " NJ" of Huntsville, Ark, have been crowded
out. IN. OF Fayetteville, and " Anonymou will
follow in rotation In reply to B." that
are neutral in politics. and that we will admit both
sides of the question.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

u Subscribers indebted TO Van Horne 4 Sterne, and
Thomas sterne, are requested to settle up their
counts, at this office with agents, who, VIC re-
quest for the future to adhere the cash produce
system, and require subscribers pay adoance II
is impossible to publish newspaper without money
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

Divine service will be performed ut the church in this
place, by the Rev. Mr. McNannus, on to morrow morn
ing at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26
The river is low and falling,

Our friends avail themselves of privilege which it
affords pleasure at all times extend towards them
when convenient, of calling upon read our ex-
changes. Oui most important mails Northern and
Eastern) arrive on Monday and Fridays. Weappro-
pirate Mondays. Tuesdays and Saturdays 10 our
friends, to which days hope that they will mako it
convenient to confne their visits to our sanctum
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

Weare correctly informed that Burlington was killed
in the Cherokee Nation, at least three quarters of
mile from, and not at Mr. shaunons grocery, Evans.
ville Ark. stated in our paper of the 18th inst
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26
Agents for the Arka asas tnteIligencer.

Agents for the Arkansas iuteiiisencer.
A. Harris, Fort Gibson.
J. Spears, and L. Delano, Park Hill
Mr.. Strong, Morrison's Bluffs.
Clarke q Briscoe, Washington city.
L. l.. Moffet, Point Prairie.
Rev. E. Jones. Cherokee r. o., Cherokee Nation.
r. 5. Symipgton, New Albany, Ind.
J. Hitchcock, Kedron.
P. P. Pitchlynn, Eagletovvn. Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort W,shita
7. NJ. Choctaw Agency.
p. M. Natural Dam.
w H. & NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Col. II S. Wilson, P. M. Huntsville.
P. M. Fayetteville.
p. M. Steam Mill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

John Work, the murderer of tushyhead, arrest
ed at Springfield Mo, by Mr. James P. Miller Deputy
Marshal of this State.