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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
THE GREATERST DISCOVERY or
THE AGEs

Mis- term may be Justly applied 10 tia
Il discovery OF compromising medietn,s
win the best double refined Loaf SnSar in
saen manner that children and adul,. NAV
now sat medicine with as much pleasure A
'heV othe best confectionery, .#N
ror TINS discovery we are indebted 10 A,
sherman, nj. ID ,oi the city Of New York whc
mas been regular practitioner Of medicine
IN that city Tor tho last ten years. and also
member OF thu New York Medical s.ei.,y
The Doctor after drvoline his ntt,n,on tor
q long time TO the subject, abou, ,hr,, .ars
since offered his Invention 10 the public an
der the aamo Of II 5.ie.,, - : : -
SnKsaAN's MspIrarrp I.osKSers.
since watch time they have gained a celebri.
~ tor the cure Vt different COMPLAINS mr.
which they are recommended, anpfres denied
IN tho history OF any other mcdicne---thcy
consist Of T"~ -
sesNA.s's copeu LossScrs,
which are the NEST certain and elleetna, rem.
edy Tor coughs, colds, consou p,ions, Whuop.
ing cough. Asshmas, Nghtness OF the Luns,
and chest. over offered 10 the public.
SakHaAS's WORN i.VnSe.s,
are ssc sally intatsih Wotm Mrdicire evet
diseovereds they have been used Tor hundreds
OF thousands OF cases, and noxNr have been
known TO tail. The medical s<al,y recon.
mend them IN preference n, all other articles.
ShkeMANS CANtNok LoykNsFs,
give Immediate rctiefin Nervous, or Sick
Head. ache, palpltation of the Heart, Iowncrs
OF Spirits, orpie-s,an, a sense ct Sinkinrss
the chest, &c ! and are the enly art,elc ever
discovered which viii remove VI prevent SEQ
sickness.
SnsRMAS's CArnawrr LoHksssS,
Tho best cathattrS medicine tor removing bile
from the system, and preventing attacks of
the bilious aud Intermittent tever Of th,s see
ton OF the country.
SaERMAS's FEysR ASr AasS LcarSsss
are the only medicine emitted 10 the name az
specific IN this dis,fessing disease. They
lave bern used IN thousands Of casee, and the
proprietor has never known or heard OF a case
which they have tailed 70 removs in . iew
days, the great advantage which this article
hae over all others is, ,hattht disease y al not
return il the direction are followed.
SkERkAN's PooR MANS PlAsrrR. ti
The best o, all plssters.-Rhe umatisn, tuu'.
bago, Pain or weakness in the Back. JOINTS,
Side or Breast, cured by ,ior only iel cents.
One million sold yearly. IA.
For sale BY ]. GAuBf oa.y authorised =.
gen, tor Basling,on. Fer sale alss By LOT
MOFFiT at Augusta. gs8 ags8I
Burlington, Aug, 20, l545-y @rs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

OsiSSo''io1 siND CfG.7R .u.9NJA
E9CTURER,
Opposite the Post Office, Buring,on,)
EsrEcrfuLLY informs his friends aud lie
= y public in general, that he will keen n
constan, supply Of 6rs, rate Cigars, Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, &c. which he
will sell low fer cash. The lovers of ,hs
weed are requested 10 call and examine for
themselves. t
april 29ih-6m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
New Shoe and Leather store.
Il

rnNHE subscriber has returned from N.
- East with oheiec assor,mentor prime
BOOTS, SHOES. LEATHER. SHOE.
MAKERS FINDINGS &c. &c. &c
which he isnow opening at his new Store
on jefferson Stree, in The house formerly 90.
cupsed as Drug Store and directly oppo.
site Bridge and Hals's Iron store.
Having purchased for cash he can sell as
low as any other house in Burlington. Hi,
stock consists Of coarse and fine Boo,. AMI
Shoes. Sole Leather. Oak and Hemlook
Yam, Cali. Sheep anu Morocco Skins. and
large assortment Of Shoemaker's Findinr.
etc. The following article. will be .,ak en-
IN exchange for shoes, leather elo. .--Hide..
bees'wax, Flax secd and Whea, a, merke e,
prices. a4
4 N. 3. The subscriber also manu,no,ures
boots and shoes to order--repairing done on
reasonable, terms.
July 22-Sm. GEO. HASTINGS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
3 r A SIS F 0 UsN. D r Y.
H. MACK .a,.s

kJEsrEcTFeIL.Y inform the citizens Of Bur
\ y iingson and ,he public Of The Terri,ors
generally that they ha sc established in ~
NV Of Burlington A BRASS FOUNDRY
Tor Tue manaiaclnre and repair OF
LOCKS AND KEYS. SCALES. MONEY SAFES. GUNS
as,.w PISTOLS, LIGHTNING RODS.
and all other articles in their line Of bnsi
ness. IheiY work will be .warrsnted an
theIr charges Very low. Determined 10 de
vote all tieir skill and industry 10 ,hei
business, they hope no, only soimeri, but re
ceive the phhiic pa,sonage.
May ~, fs43-u 4 Il yfRgmaL
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
TT Is INFALLTBLE.

GAUBl'S Compound Lotion Tor the
~ cure OF letter, Ringworm. Itch and all
cntanecMs affections has been found hy nuns
erous frials TO he an infailible cure tor the
ah owe mentioned Diseases of The Skin. A
,ew applications are known 10 have cured
tina, Distressing disease called the .,illinois
Mango" No danger need be apprehendeJ
from i;s nsc as il contains neither vegetable
or mineral poison, in consequence Of which
tits far superior TO the remedies now Ia
use; they combining large quantities OF
mineral poisens which hive tendency RAJ
,her 10 injnre then give relief; also care mus,
De taken to avoid wet and cold which is no,
The case with this Louen. M&E
The price Of the Lotion IN Moderate and
no family should be wi,hou, IL. Numerous
references Of as beneficial effects can be OBJ.
.ained BY applying 10 the proprietor at HE
Drug Stare on Main Street.
(Sign d The Good SamSritan.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Boots s. Shoes.

lust received per s.ehmes Usage, a
~ splendid and well assorted stock oi
Boots and Shoes which W. will cell a, very
low prices, Wholesast ,, F.etail.
\ FOsTLEM e s. CREEGAN. Il
s-june - 49, N siwsa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
COACH FACTORY.
COEse s. Harrinlan,

!" oBLB respectfully inform The publ
w Fsttsa,they have renewed their estat
-lishment aoa a more. commodieus bnilsiisy
sisstnsrd on Jenerson stree,, gabdyc the MI
tionaf ilotel.M They return sheieihaaks III
the liberal patronage which .hey have. "
ceivesl, and respce.iui.y invite the public {,
give them a call Al lheir new s.ar.i, u
BLACKS smiling. ofall kinds, executed wi.
neatness and .despa,ch. rlo1 2.
1usle 3 LII Afsste. "a IA asfifasi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

&ALTs $50 Sacks Ground ,Al.ua Salt. re-
~ ceissd ~ Chippewa 4 Po,osi, onecon
,agn pent and tor sale very .ow by -rc
.c @NE lSsh t1 sss,e - s. PAGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
NOTlCE

kTTERSsof administration have been
- grated to she andersis ned BY the Cour,
q Probate Of Dss Mcines county, Iowa sre,.
nsosys on the tststS OF sWiiiiam W.. Kim.
deceased, late Of Saint Louis, Missouri. All
Reisone indebted to said estate are reeucs,ed
e N axe Immediate pap mens, and all persons
naving claims against sald, esta,e. Will pre-
sent them withd twelve months 10 the adj
m.sssssssof o. 10 the Judge Of Probate, iecally
,asesngcased. rs EMS LOWE, Admsr,
6ur'ington. Oct =, l8sl3--3s ~ " rss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
REMEMBER

OFFICES, No, NORTON SrREEr, ALBANY, N. Y
Jan. 18th, ls4S-l2m -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
WANTED.

"A NY qyanti,y Of Dry Hides, aud Fla,
slseed, for y hich viii pay the iighe-
95rice.fh IS q az I'll JOHN S.pAylDS
boa pa lsih, '1sla-,f q e 6 g o, 60
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
i iiis,.s Leaned.

c4xeta Ssasht 1T, of.b. Demo s. ratio Res. w.
Yam 4Hine anxious tn have the work bound,
.yG4~<xxssktat for tbslr return {. Z z - y :
August 9Th. F.. LOWE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Carriage Fcctory.,

-snxsss1baa doc 5000 sasi5 TIL
N7f1i1LIAM ,LONcLEY, !. having ess.b-
~ Mn lished himsslf In the above business,
IN the city Of Burlington. wosld i.Gexm the
pnblie that he 10 nov prepared 70 execute all
orders in his line in the best style OF work
msnsolPsScis zss1s 3 ~xsys rs esi4asssss8
N. BasAt kiads Of Farmen Wagon work
made and repaired. aud ceanrTs pfodnce take
.AehleEsPsk4ent- a. gcss ssa q
Oshop On MGn street, near M'Cash'siiv
-uf laesea. Jaly Let. AZ. ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Axs<.s~ COr00ges $3.50. -. ~.
On DOZ he'd cords. 10 dog plough lines coil
-6A%-afsssortsd rape. by ". NJ. DEy0E.
-augsss II. GsaT8 e,FSha
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

~. sS.sple 4 Fancy Dry Goods,
rssssss as.sGIsteries, 4e.
e.YQT reesived and for sale BY the subscriber
~ ~ Ws,otessie Or Retail.
80 1Ohhd tE o. Sugar. ~ ~. i.
teN als tfeissses,s
= sssss Whit. s. H..anna Sugar, IS 81
ss-A0lsds Cix~et do 4 e. 9se1 fseifi 1'Hea
- aH1As CstIsk. ses@prising different qualities
st~n&42gvin. hasanss JAsa sad Mocha--Aiso
good ass.rtmsa nj OF Hardware. Simple Dry Goods
44Qh fShses. iHsts. &c, &C.. ell oil which will be
AnIkf Qr rsyh - the lowest rates.. -. 49, 4sss
$3.50 4; u 1s4s--tfb ss ! f. !. e, PEAsLEY.
-Axxagg COfoogee 49,, aSs al,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
LOUIS TEUSCHER,

Burlington I. T. Feb. 18Th ls4s #
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
L6tcbSGeEd Enquirer:
PUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY C. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers
two Hoas per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above. To companies less thar six,
M rs per year, payable as before. IS will be
deducfed from each OF these prices when payment is
made ia advance. These prices are exclusive Of
naalor stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be-.
fore the EXPIRATION Of year.
~ ADveRTisING. One square. threeinsertions, 81,
and the same proportion for one or more sqmares-
Half squire IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
40 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or 70 months.
4 ADMINISTRATORS and Executors Notices, 81 90
Esmuissioners' Notices, l25
Aiicommuni cations must be POST Pad.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
FOR SALE.

FFNHE subscriber offers for sale
i his Manufacturing Establish
Hid ment, together with the Sa%mill,
! hiiis one good Dwelling House. WOod
uorse ond RarS, with eighteen and hait
. .1 Of Land I; which viii be sold on Pea;
49, sS,n ,.sr~,s The establishment is situated
C ~ : never failing stream and can be contr.-
~ for almost any kind Of business. II Is
s,,,m,ea three miles east of Li'chtisId' on inc
Tmchfeld and Harwinton turnpike Fo'
further particulars enquire OF ;..
LEMUEL ENSIGN on the PFe"'''e''
Caesar Boxes. PASSING MILLS, and CohS OBS,
SrsLLIRs can be had here.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
CECILIA HOWARD;
OR, THE YOUNG LADY WHO HAD Fl
NISHED HER EDUCATION.


BY T. 8. ARTHUR.
Cecilia and Mrs. Houard- Conversation about
old uncle Pe'er-His appearance--S Some close
cuning-Fin'shing # modern young Lady
Uncle Peters comments, humorous, satiri.
cal, sensible and serious.
j declare, ma, I'm getting right down
ashamed Of uncle Peter!' Cecilia Howard
said, with some warmth, giving her trim lit
tie head at the same time, half disdeinful
toss. He not only dresses In such a queer,
old fashioned style, but is full of such queer
ways and queer notions. No matter who is
here, bolt into the parlor hsiBill come, with
his heavy stick going thump. thump, thump
upon the floor, hard enough to'knock hole
into the carpet. The vcrKsolmd makes me
creep all over. do wish2Ao pSyeuldnt come
here every day, as he does Just ri the time
when we receive on: a,orninGcalls 1t 5 a
downright anuoyance. sofH iss
why, howgyou talk, Gccilis AfR. How
ard rcioinea, in half reprovikE fa6fsJ You
must not ming, your uncle Peter. Y6n know
that you havelhenn away to school for five
months, and az YOU will not remain at home
but four weeks m all, he wishes 10 be with
you as much as possible. He has a good
heart, and loves you very much, ! know
He has n strange way of showing it them
was the reply to this. Isn't he always ia
king mo off, or snubbing meup, or doing or
the verv sioht ~ him ;s heu;nn;no IN maize
me feel nervous, There That's his ring
now! Iwonder he has MT broke the bell
rope long ago. He's ,i,st in time to meet
orr r,orn;ro vi.;,nrs fm;t - tan had 4,
The object Of Miss Cecilia Howard's ami
mad versions soon entered the snlendidly
furnished narlnrs. where the mother and
dnughtes were seated ecansly nttired ami
wniting for their nnrn;nr calls. lie was
an old max. with a co,,nienance expressive
of bet,eyoleuce.Y united win, some humor.
and good deai Of shrewdness. His dark
prav ewes had. usually. q nIenaant twinkle
Rnt often became f;xed II i keep, nenetra,
ting gaze. thar was. ~ tines. espccialIv an.
now assisia ne;ce He .,snalIv w0se coat
/ of ~ fnInf known, 40 ns,er and salt.
u,.sI ! !, biSgierson I;ke rs
,ss II,
~. = ~. ,,aiss ifhe reader must
49, Z. y, Nc r;I;, ND beep for
$50 =. $500 IN. ;nn,a,e &C fash;nnahIe
49, -. a,,he.S ,,n;.h ,,;ii account for her
Dou.1e - s,,.,aL;na Sn,nn,;noas -
seL'oo ..:s."aa. S.,tlr hv soveraI shades
! us ~ snuF coinr double.
,nan ms Soas WI 18th hnae nockets
oIeae'eu' ,Jns ~ ~ 80 leu or corpers cr,
ai.u t,.'l, 80 Iii, Tho fran, edge ri
oii d. GU oo.oI H. "a ~. 80 sno.II clethes
tne eai.n t tio u'u h ~" ,,hat S~as worse il
auu ,as ~ h;s Nice crown remarkably
Mo Sf i..a no ,vore , o,,eue above. and
Giloai - y, .' r@,rse she's and warn STOCK.
ms below But with ali this singularity o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
Il. A. HULL,

xwyoIyi ID solicit of the public their continued pat
w ronage in the branches of his business Hav,
inc given satisfaction those who have been 50 KIND
a. ,e desire his services, he would merely wish to
sul6I the saving" Live and LET live"
The Iatest Fashions are received monthly from
the city.
Lftckfeld JAN 9, 1913. UoS
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
From the Rose Of Sharon for lS43
A PRAYER AT NIGHT.
BY MSS Q. Q. ED0ARrol

By MISS O. c. EDSARroN.
Those lone, bright spheres How beautiful ther light
In the wide solitude of space! How far
Der reefy shore, aud bold Norwegian height,
And trOplc desert, will one small, faint star
Its cheering radiance throw!
And they who toll below
The weary vovager on the tFackless sea,
The pilgrim thrown beneath the wayside tree,
Oerworn with care and pains;
Q! shall not these lake heart OF grace again,
And struggle on through all the awful eht
Cheered by that small, sweet light?
Gran, me, Q God high, soft star to be!
Calm, still and bright to trace my way in heaven,
And shed my light DER life's tempestuous sea,
Whers human hearts. like fragile baEks are driven
Mid rocks and hidden shoals.
soul mid glorious souls
a = small, pure star, within the glittering band
hat high above the clouds, undimmed and grand,
~ mi placid beauty rolls,
10 hearld on the weary to the land
Where all is rest and peace to guide the way
To heavens unclouded day
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02

MoTHER's Ps1sE A Girl Of fifteen who know.
how to make noise on the piano, who wears n,nre
on her head7han she earned and has---a bale
of cotton on her back. There's no denyin' that are
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
FOR SALE,

sDM TONS good Horse and Stock Hay
: gu INQUIRE of JoHE 8. WARNER, Ply
a,cou,h. WIN. r. BALDWIN, this village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02

Miller To"rh-some paper gives the following
specimen Of a Miller fun
Il wish the day Of Judgment would come every
day'-said ragged specimen of animated dirt to an
other1gentleman ofthe same order at camp ground.
We have such GOOD things-I haven't been here an
hour yet, and I've stolen two bottles Of beer and six
cakes! Fourth of July may go to thunder! Sunday
schools be hanged! goes for the day OF Judgment
don't Won Bob
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02

"You're beneath me-" as the bog said when he
stepped over the drunknrd
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02

Remedy for Poison-It is said that gill of melted
lard poured down the throat of sheep poisoned by
eating laure shrub that retains its foliage in win
ter, and grows abundansly the margin Of some of
our streams. and in mountainous districts will effect
a certain cure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02

You've shortened my rudder,' as the fox said to
the trap when it cut his tail off
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
DR.. Phelps Cough Pills,

the unrix aed remedy for Coughs, Colds. Whooping,
&c These Pills arc combination Of the most ap.
proved vegetable remedies for Lung Affections, and
are unsurpassed in their operation of removing ~
kinds Of irritation Of the lungs. and are suited 20 an
constiiuiions -Price Is cents Also,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02
~. estoratiye or JaundlcslI

H5IF
BITTERS ier rnsyig tle ploed. enS e.u;ne
de mcrl,id sscfatioas II o. ssonSachin Uyspsps's'
Jaundice. 6scs~ Price . cents.
AGENrS-Sanuel Buell. and R. NJ. woodruff
Lilchfeld |; Hiram Webster. Burlington; hen"ee S e
Ma,han Smith. TorriDgford; Smith s. Easign Vol
co,.vilie "A Miles & Co. Goshen; K. hafr,snn'
Cornwall Reed & Lewis, Sharon; John Frak ~
a HaVes. Bsthlem Chas H. Webb. Woodbury.; r.
Ieavenworsh & SIN. Waterbury A. A. Gridley'
Wstertown Seth Thomas & Son. Plymouth; Wm
TsCrence Il Co Norfolk: Lawrence & Phelps, Cole
NOOK Cli(tontAfs Co. Winsted-and by agents IN
every iowa ia the STATE. |Seo~0m
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-02

DASxRuRTs IN CONNrc7IrUF,- The whale
number VI applicants tor bankruptcy, 40 aos
the lllh lnal. was LAST.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

New Goods.
Just received, per steamer Arkansas,
Gents fine beaver, pilot cloth, and Jeans
COATS.
Fine and medium Sattinctt and Jeans
PANTS.
Beaver, Russia, Sattnott and Coney Black and Drab
colorcd HATS.
Fur, Seal, Newter, Vclvett Cloth, Patent Leather,
and Hair Seal
CHPS.
Sewed Calf, and pegged Kipp
BOOTS.
Gents and boys Morocco stitched and pogg'd negro
BR0GANS.
kentuck and Glasgow Jeans
Cloths, Cassimercs, Linseys and Bankers
Madder, blue and medium
PRINTS.
sheeting., shirtings. Lowells, drngs and ticking.
ALSO--A fine assortment of Hardware and Cutlery
sADDLERY, NAILS, sc. &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash,
PELTRIES, HIDES, OR COTTON,
Dec. IA, Is43. By S. & G. TURNER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKE'
A CAR d.
TO ooodehoPpers and to tie citizens Of the Tsion Of
Van Buren, ,oho hare t&eh rood TO purchase.

To ioooiehoPpers, and to the citizens Of the Ts,on of
Van Buren, toho hare sRei rood to purchase.
INHE undersigned has laid off several small lots Of
L. - acres each, (and will still continue lay off
IN similar lots, when necessary in the NJ W. or. of s.
81 in i. Of r. 81 w., lying in the bottom tho
North side of the Arkansas river and far distant
from the town of Van Buren,, all Of which beautiful
V set with timber suitable for FIRE and boat wood
which the undersigned proposes let out in small lots.
as above specified to such persons will cut and haul
OF The timber and cut up and heap the brush Persons
undertaking will be required cut all the timber of
IL inches, and under that sze (and will be permitted
to cut all the timber the ground if they desire to do
so butt will be required in all where the timber
Gu: will make either boards rails, to cut them off Of
the proper lengths and leave them lying the ground
to wit: boards feet long, and rails 10 feet long Per-
sons undertaking will he required 10 cut all stumps low,
according to the usual custom of clearing land and cut
and heap the brush in the that farmers usually
heap brush when clearing land Each and every per.
taking contract will be required to have il fully
completed or before the Goth day Of March next, in
order that the undersigned may putting the
lapd so cleared in state of readiness for cultivation
The undersigned will lot out IS 30 lots upon tho
terms above stated. . 49,. ,.. -.
None need apply unless they are prepared to
ter into bond with approved security for the faithful per-
formance of their For further particulars
apply to the undersigned.
Dec 8, Is43--44-5w. re. s. BROWN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
A CARD.

the undersigned will be absent from the State or
n some months, those having professional lsin
at his office, will apply to j. B. OG DEN Esq who will
be found at his Office at all timcs and who, with such
assist ancc he is thorsed call in will attend
all professional calls in tie Western counties the
State.
Persons having private settlements with will Up
ally to said Ogden, or my brother, A. B. Paschal
take this opportunity to mention, that those wish
ing to hire negroes will do well to apply Mr.. A. b.
PAscHAL who has about twenty likely working han DIS
at his disposal. GED. w. PASCiIAL.
Van Buren,, Dec. 9th; lS43 II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

rENHE subscriber has now hand, and for sLlc low
l. for cash, largo quantity of choice Pear and p.
pie trees Persons DESTROYS Of procuring any Of these
trees, will do well to apply Immediately TO the subsci
ber who will remain only few days in Fort Smith -
A catalogue may be at the Integencer office.
and all orders left there will be promptly filled.
AMBROSE PARKS,
Dec. l6, 1Si3-3t At Capt. Duval's, FIT Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

Editor in Gaol.-THE EDITOR OF THE VcKs.
BURG WIG, until quite recently, has, for some
time been writing his editorials in gaol. He re.
fused to give bonds nc: to fight his "neighbor-in.
law of the " Sentinel; )" and so the Mayor sen,
him to prison. He was incarcerated about Q
week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
STRAYED.

ENROM the subscriber, living noar Van Buren, about
the last of June, 1913, one yoke Of OXEN, of the
following desc riptiun. of a red without
any marks recollccted the other about The COLOR
with small white mark IN the forehead marks
brands recollected both five years old last spring
liberal reward will be paid for their delivery to
Dec. ., l5f3.--H--3t. SAM. I. ALLEN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

Il Good Match.--"Huw has your daughter Mar.
ried, Mrs. Simpkins! Pretty well, hope.''
every we'll. thank you, Mrs. Tompkins.--
Her husband wears ruffles on his shirt, long tail
ed coat, leads the singing at church, and ex poets
to be made captain of militia