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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22
WASHINGTON, June 25, 1913.

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WAsHINGToN, June 25 1913.
SIR: Her Majestys Government, previously to
the departure from England of the last steam
packet, had already received information, though
not officially, Of the provisional occupation Of
the Sandwich Islands, in the name Of Great Brit.
ain, by the officer commanding her Majesty S
ship "Carysfort."
am directed by the Earl Of Aberdeen to state
to you, fol the information OF the Government Of
the United States that the occupation Of the
Sand witch Islands was an act entirely unauthor.
lied by her Majesty's Government, and that.
with the least practicable delay, due inquiry will
be made into the proceedings which led to it.
The British Government had already announ-
ced to certain commissioners, who arrived in G.
Britain in March last, on the part of the King of
the Sandwich Islands, that her Majesty had de.
termined TO recognise the independence Of those
Islands under their present chel
To that determination her Ma estys Govern.
ment intends to adhere. At the same time, how
ever, it is right that it should be understood that
the British Government equally inlend to engage
and, if necessary, 10 compel the chlef 0! the
Sandwich Islands TO redress whatever acts of in
Justice may have been committed against British
subjects by that chief, or by his ministers or a
genus, c!tNtI alo|ldliy, vi ulluel ll0 laIs0 eolO
of lawful proceedings,
Instructions which, during the past year, were
addressed by her Majesty's Government to the
British Consul residing in the Sandwich Islands
and 10 the naval officers employed on the Pacific
station, enoined those officers, TO treat, upon all
occasions, the native rulers Of the Sandwich
Islands with iorbearance and courtesy; and. whilt
affording due and efficient protection to aggriev
ed British subjects, to avoid interfering harshly
or unnecessarily with the laws aud customs o
the native Government.
| 1t has been the desire Of the British Govern
ment, regulating the intercourse Of its public ser
wants with the native authorities OF the Sandwich
Islands, rather to strengthen those authorities ant
give them a sense Of their own independence b.
leaving the admins ration of Justice in their owl
hands,, than to make them feel their dependence
upon foreign powers by the exercise of unneces
sary Interference. 1t has not been the purpos
of her Majesty's Government to seek to establis
paramount influence in those Islands for Grea
Britain at the expense Of that enjoyed by ohe
powers All that has appeared requisite to he
Malesty's Government has been that other pow
ers should not exercise there greater influence
than that possessed by Great Britain.
avail myself Of this occasion to renew t
you the assurance Of my distinguished considers
ton. H. S. FOX.
Hon. ABEL P. UpsHuR, &c, Nc, &c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

TIE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The follow
ing very satisfactory letter from the British
Minister residing in Washington City, to
the American Secretary of State, appears
in the last number of the National Intelli.
gencer:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28


- afecrfanev wito thu oexss aefa q he
M General A~ssmb iy ~ ne 2iais II intlena.
pfsssfltiae she datlss If Couuty Treasare, No
tee - aefete gives thatf will meet ths tax psy-
ers q Nsndsfburgh eountY iof he pufposs 81 ~
esIrlar Eases ai The following ri.ersf
A. iaa sehooI house. aear J. $. Tsrv's. TN
kairhi 's~usaip. % Moadsy ne Hsih q Seq
tsuteI nsxi.
Al lhs hoass q Charles Knowlss ~ Sect
lsvnship. % rrssiay ne fssh cay q ssPtsni-
Der.
Atshs has.s ~ Charles afsfir. IN Armstrong
townahlp, on "Wednesday ne Elth dny q Sep
fen,ber.
Atths tosas 4 ~. Tapman. 10 Perry town
rtit IS Faaay the 19th day Of September.
~ TIE keNse 81 Wm. Anthgny. n Union
towuahlp, 81 Saturday tie 9olh day 81 sepsem =
bsf.
AID wiu atssnd ~ nv Office ~ The Court
floass e. Esanssllls from IL day II October IN
tl ths is Gay Of Dscsmbsf next, lof the purpose
al lseeiunr taxes.
Tasmxss Coz he year t8&3 srs e foilovss-
Per Stats purposes o. sach roilaG cents: On esch
afuFFs.astIAa properly 80 cents and uiilis.
Per Gopaiy purposes, ca sach 500 vaiuaiion Of
property. ~ csnis.
Fer Read purposes. on sarh 500 vaiuaiion Of
properly. cents. b. ROYsrON. T. v. 9.
rerrons uhc work on the roads IN discharge
eftH.ff.. CO viii D. expected 20 produce
their ieapectve supervisors receipts Zoe the pre-.
sIae amnunt ai sarh tax. B. Y.
Aur 90 - 81.
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CmEQUERED TOTE

CO.fANs " ONt y mOAEs
HT WILL be perceived that The former propri
n etors OF this establishment has notified thor
patrons that the Ch-quered Store is no mere
The subscriber under this head deems ~ ex-
pedient . notify the citizens OF Evansville and
ne public Ecneraily. fhaf IN connection with
bis buteherng business. he has opened in the
Chequered Store general assortment OF groce-
RES and provisions OF all kinds. which he Is de-
termined 20 sell low FOR Cash or spproved
country produce as any establishment in the
place.
he also tenders his grateful Acknowledgements
to the citzcps OF Evansville. for their liberal
p0tr"naxe since his location amongst them. aud
hopes BY siiict attention 10 business TO merit
and retain that confidence heretofore expressed.
Farmers will please not forget cali az the
Chequered Store. have been buying your stock
for i've years aud expect 10 continue 10 buy
and pay as usual, therefore. II you have any pro-
duee TO barter or few dollar TO spare. recollect
that small iavors ore thankfully received and
large ONES IN propotioh by your humble servant.
Jan. 20 l843. JOHN ECHOLS.
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~ ofice i hereby gven hat have this tay re-
~ eeivrd from ne Auditor ct Perry County.
the AZ dupleaie Tor the year l8t3. aBi AZ nov
ready 20 receive the tafss r.arred thereon.
There Vas Levied Tor STATE pnrpo.ts - each
Poll 50 eenis. and on each 500 ealnaton Of
froreuy 90 cents. and and tao nsiis % each
500 ior Asylum, and tor Couhiy rnrp,ara on
each Pol 81, and oa each 500 va uation 4 pro-
perry 30 ceuts.
Alec that will attend a. The usuai piee Of
holding Elections Ia ihe several IoWnslrps va
said Cvuniy, By myself or Deputy On te lol-
lowing days TO wi;.
le43.
IL oIat walkers meeting houss % Ts.,asy
Sept. 10Th loA3.
n Clask Al Arehibalds on wednesday sept.
10ih 1913.
In Anderson a, F. Hamnasks % Thrsdsy
Sept. 2isi iGs3.
II Troy a, Troy on FRIDAY sept a1J ia3.
IN Troy a. Conusi'eu On Saturday Seq I'd
II Dserersss a, 5. c. Ii,,lss On Moads Sep,
In robin a, Simon. on Tuesday Sep Qoih
IN Tobin a, Rome on Thursday Sep ss,h
/ 1913.
Al I'll other times will be found atav Of
zee IN Romc from the irsf dsy.of Oetobe anti
the FIRST day Of December next.
al tax payers are requested 10 atfeaa che a.
I bofc places sad pay Their Taxes and sat timo
20 me aud cost 10 themselves us an Determined
20 adhers striciiy 70 the law ihis yeai
+. HUCKEBY r. c.
Angus, I0sh ics3. g.. pre-. lee 90.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

Ask tm0MAre~@AekA M0A1 VINO Know
TWVHOSE only who know y trinl or imme.iIate
observaiior can form any idea 81 the effects,
kepesect relief. Of the aimost charm-like cures
effected in the eases OF the Piles. Rheumatism,
all sweliings, anil al external PAINS, no matter
how severe, By the nse % Hays Liniment. Find
one VII has used Il that will not laud Il above
all things ever used, and you will hnd--what
caRn,t be found.
For the relief Of suffering human beings who
may be afflicted, beg you to "sK-ask Of those
who know--ask the Hon Alierd Conklin, United
states Judge for that district. residing near Au-
burn; ask Matthew J Myers. ESQ, Athens. n Y.
ask Gen DUFF Green. late Of Washington city,
each Of aese gentlemen know Of cases uncon-
qnerabe by all other remedies physicians.
though .rled for many years that have been cur
eel BY the use 81 Hays Linimeni. Thousands Of
other persons know similar cures. We appeal
To their sense OF iustlce--theiF human feelings.
Il Il bat duty you owe 90 your suffering TEL
low beings 20 let this great remedy be known.--
Speak OF a then to all your friends This will
save mu n pain where the newspapers are not
read, or where readers are incredulons, because
50 many worthless articles are advertised Tor the
/ same purpose. To buyers we say, IL all who
have used IL do not say IL Is beg ond all praise,
then do not take il. The proprietor will not Rl-
low thus article 20 he paid for unless Il cures
1 when all the directions are fully followed. VIII
any one suffering refuse 10 try itl II he
does, he ought 10 he pitied more to- his obatina
~ than bis Suffering.
Mr. Hays would never consent 10 offer this ar
ticle, were he not compelled by bis sense oi AMOR
bi-of religious duty--to do all ia his power iof
/ the victims OF distress and misery. For this puI
I. pose he would sooner devote fortune. than se-
care dollar Tor any worthless article.
/ LOOk OUf.--Somg swindlers have counter
feited this article. and pot Il up with various de-
wees. Do not be imposed upon. One thug on
y viii protect you--it y the name 81 Com.tock
* Co.; that name must be always on the wrap
per. soa are cheated. Do not forget it,
Take this direct lion with yon, aud test by that
or never hay ~ Il j. ilnpossihle TOR any cihe
20 be true 90 genuine. SOLOMON nays.
March % sold by " & & BELL.
Conner Of Nam. a First streets. Evansville I,
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A BooN 10 Tnn HUMAN RACE.

Discover what VIII DESTINY LIN, $40
yon arc great man.
Discover what vail prolong Life, and the
world will call ron impostor.D
"IHLRE ARE FAcvIrlfs. BODILY AND irrxtr -err-
al. WITHIN %. WITH wHIcR CERTAIN EERRs
HAFt AFFINITY AND ovkR WHICH THEY HAVE rowrR's
EhR. 3. BRANDRETH'S external remedy.
NJ or Linimcnt, which by it's extrnerdinnrv
powers abstracts Pain or Soreness; ihus soralos.
shh Sinewe, White Swoliings. Rhonmatic Paina
OF Stiffness. Stiffness OF the joints. Tunonrs.
Unnaiurai Hardness, Snf Neck. Sore Thfoai'
Ironp, Coniractions oithe Muscles. Screlnioue
engagements, TENOR Feet. and every desefiu-
ton o. Injury affecting The Exterior OF the fln-
man Frame, are cured. OF greatly relieved by his
neyeI-to-be sufficiently cxtoted r1medy.
CEkllFlCAlE.--lho following letter fson,
Major General Sandiord, as to the oualit,es AZ
the external Remedy, speaks volumes.
New York. Feb. 7th.- l84z
Dear Sif:--Will you oblige me with anosnss
bottle OF your excellent Ltnimentl Ifis ces-
family the best OF the kind have ever seen. il
has cured entirely my sons knee. about which
| was 50 uneasy, aud have found Il produr.ige
Of immediate relief in several cases OF externi
injury "a my family. few evenings since. nv
youngest child was seized with violent atinek
Of Group. which was cnurely removed in twen.,
minutes, by rubbing her chest and throat grselv
with the external remedy. | think Won anek,
to manufacture this LIniment for general 80
instead OF eonhning the use Of IL. as YOU ho-'
heretofore done, to your particular asounlnsan-
Gee. Yours truly. C. Nv. sANfORn
DR. Z BraDdreth. al Broadway. NY.
For sale by Daniel Woolsev. corner Of ,r..-
and Second street's. EysnsTiile
fHee--9O cts per bottle, with direcfions.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

wyren my tistls o. ne 5ih of Auaust IN the
ttee e nwsaaboto. h.. large DATA Boy
uufse. re aas anlail White srvt an his iofe-
asaa. Also z en- horse thaf 70 Bind.
ltIaaupresed ma they were stolen ~ the I've
nsNa man q Nfsee Anderson 8 Glen. Ell hey
nnawaY % taa niaht the huipss wsrs siolcn.
Any rswaa rill dsl|vsf he said horses 20
I'VE ~ sfe re any luIofmaiion sathat can set
them aaa.n. uiIl - aalfahit rewarded.
FAtATINE STEEL
Aarus go ie41 D. gfs. Zee 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

- tTIERs 81 adm iulsifaiian 81 ne ssiats %
~ uslmanu Cfsitllnxsr. iais ~ Esadsftufsh
rapriy dacsassd having hssa granted % she o..
deulsntd ty iae PROBATE Ceuu 81 said soaaty
All psfssns la9chtsd 81 sald estate afe hsgsbY
#t. go ta eoNa lofwafa and mskt imngdats
asfmaat taa heee havlsn tiaIns sgslnsf aid
49, AsHsaisd - ffsasni thenI 10 the an-
Etes sflT aathsnueafsd luf ssiiisiasnt.
re 8ttatt - sappaatd - 3 sr'vsnf
hef.at. ga 81 JOHN n. arr. Adolf.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

Az L have moved or stock Of Groceries 10
w Water street one door below A Laugh
~, NCo, where we hope our former PATRONS
and all who want 10 Buy Cheap viii give rs
call. Tor we ere determined 10 sell CHEAr and
Tor ready pay. ALl.lS ( HOWES.
January = Aft
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Paper l. Ink.

Paper 4 Ink,
80 Reams Ruled foolscap Puper,-
50 do do Ieftcr do
so DO Imperial Printing Paper.
100 do Large aud Small Wrapping Paper,
300 Pieces Green Paper. hanging
kegs Winter aud Spring Newspaper Ink,
For sale low By w. x {. BELL
JAM Corner Main and Firsi ST
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

Hewess Nerve and Bone Eminent.
ZNIlIs article Is offered 70 the public new
- ef-iailing cure for the Rhenmatlsm,l
Tor number OF ycarssustanined is reputation
and accomplished cures which had dehed the
power Of every other article IN acute and re
cent cases, the relief j. invarIabie, after one
two applications Of the Eminent, and IN chron-
ic Rhumdtism, the cases Of cure are numer-
ous. IL i truly remedy that reaches the nerve
anil bone with The most happy effect
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
March "a VA. C. BELL
Corner Of Main aud First Street EVastiiie Ia
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CAUTION
STATE q INDIANA -
V,nts4bufgh County -
NsuderburEh Great Court.
u vacation Aagusi 18th l8f3.
fsass Iarka1n.

$50" aANHH|#H
Rcssu 3 Gfundv. A ." ~"aheey.
Ssmrel g. Mslooa.
AN Tvs day comes ths eompisinanth ~ nss-
- tsl a ln9le. and hles ~ ne oises ~ ihs
elsfs af he ferdsft4fEh cirtuii court. rs hili
81 comr sint arainst he aforesaid defendants.
and % satisfactorily arpssrs ~ en- sisdavu fisd
tn Ne rltfks paics ansrrsait. that ne said Rob
sftE. eran&y. ere 81 ihe above nansd dclend-
anls isa sea ffaidenf 81 the State oi lndisna.
Ehefei'tr uofrs = hereby gwen 20 b. ssit
koeen - efaHlrs fhsf anisSa he plead. anasef
20 atnsf ta tss eamp.ainaufa said biI Of com.
plsint en % bsiets NE ealHnr ~ fhis eaass az
the neri term oi tae Nnnteftufeh eirtnit raa1i.
% ~ asii a. tts eonft houss ~ Esnnsvtii-. on
the iqufif Aeadsy ~ September sea. fef7. the
maitfis And tninEs taefrin eonsainsd util Be
taa 10 him.l ttkss - confessed.
sAM'f. 4. JENKINS. Clsrk.
Auz. rs-'<1-1i-pfs iss g. 80.
hatteil g. laris. Solicitors.
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BLUE WRITING FLUID.

<HHlS FLuID is unnvclied for its easy flowing
"a from the pen. and Tor iis beautiful Blue color
which u assumes soon after It's transmission TO
Paper-wii; never turu pale in any climate. or
under any circumstances.
It's particularly valuable for permanent re-
cords and = % well adapted 10 the use OF me-
tallic pens as quills.-Sold BY
J. W. SULLIVAN.
Az the sign Of the Golden Mortar, Main Street.
Evansville, L.. May f8. I843-3 mo.
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AMwfh havs also q very large and attractive
nfnnt. which - nHer ~ most reduced
ef.sss far cash. te dealers onlY. - pnvsts sale.
Na..t.fa IL the union can wore complste
sirr4 -. fsnad. We are aiso appeiufsd arrnts
Ne 81 ths fsai Hartford Colhns's Axes,
aftha latsal ard mosi approved patterns y tenn
ZEE. ahleh 80 wtl seii o. nlanalaetursfs' prices.
aia.nr rnsrres, &r. Cciton Nsfns also kspi
.1s sa.|T - fsle.
". a G FELLOWS. a CO.
Aae.t4 Matn e.. louisville. nv.
mfUffcE The undsrs,rusd have iormsd
~ aaara ship ant uiil upen 4 house for tfsns-
taune 4 usaefsl ComrIssfnn Dasiptss ~ New
n.Iranf. 81 he ist "a nctaeef. under the hrm %
Is Al.tslf ~. Johnson. q co. Cofrelius Pei.
fnus Iahn ~. fonnsnn. ana idevd y. Addison
al.i - - fssldenf partners ~ Mes Ofieans.-
N a g V Iaws a Co. 81 Louisville, uiil a.
slI siasss ~ prepared - mn&s hbsfsi eash Sd
sf. tlpmenfs e ne New Ofiesns house.
Wa c. FElLOWES a CO.
JOHN NJ JOHNSON.
LLOYD D.ADDtSON.
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CURE FOR WORMS.
D. A. FAHNEsTOcK's
YER AIIFUGE.

WIS preparation has now stood the se,s "a
several years trial and i oonfdentv 49,
Commended NJ cafe mud efecfsAl med,srA
ior expeliing worms from the svssem. v.-t-
oni' containing many certificates "a the astoni,h.
ing effects nf tins medicine can b. had $500
or examined NJ the store Of the agent. a s.s-
y quantities 20 suit purchasers ~ tho 500
oi Main and Water streets. hyeI
LEWIS. d.. SMITH.
EvHnsville, July IL. ls42, an
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A SMALL supply just received and cor sale,
"a Tor ehash BY W < BELL.
Sen ID. lR52.
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.JCt4uN SALE. NO. i-FAI.L CAM
qAIGN FOR Isla.


ny ". &C. FELLowfs. a CO
81 Nsstay. Ta..ssy. "Wednesday. sna
- 80 tath. toih. a0' a. sna 1isi 81
tsplsmhsf. as SSH eHsf 90 ssie ~ aaeitoa.
Ae~t fstsits. ~. lsfsssi. NEST gsnsfsI. and
nsst senalsts siaes % Pal Gooas ssef efsfrd
eco ssiss "a. ~. - insh. ~. u iash. ani
81 tfesn Cefteas4
sosa'ss - sad - bfawrs Dnil'. heaviest
81 ts.. i.l.as sac bsows Csussss
-, .ssss ., 70. -. 90. snd 50 blsssAsd
ce'ftnsi
ffo a. ~. .ss f.ssv rrsts. 81 ~ ausl,.
assaa4 smbfaeias ihs latssi snd mosi
isshlensbls styles
w ~ t'as. oalsFt. cadet, h's, ani drab
eatiasis.
iseo a. s'as. sss,,. ssi blsss ,u,s,i Is.u.i
l.too A. wh'is. rsd,ys'iew. go green Flsa'
80 . saM,asss., q ~ so.s'. .ai qs.l.
80 = us.. Al.sA. nasa. sr.s. .ad ssov'
Clsthst -...
8 slssss tk.sss- 800 49,. p,..,.,..
49, if'th Liasus. Caesbfies and Iseanst,
ga Hss'.es t..~~-. ti.il--@-t $3.50
aaf s5a flakisf suspendsrp. Olsvss. shsw's
Glaaasefrlsln. nuuens. ThfFses. Pes. Nc .rn
huf'sf ~ sntifs tsafs q Dry ceedst 80
siss large sssoumsai ol sbes', Hate, an
Its ~scis lefmiar : ftmafhahlY sttfsstis
rft mnffhy ~ atirnfen 81 puiehasfi
tsaaessat he " satsfn eountfv. Tsrms. rasl
Wa G. FELtloWEs. & Co.
H.aI. 81. Mae stfFsi. I.onisrtlit, ~.
tfar 80 EHselEe ettra.
lslfs Sale Ne. 2. fosh. VA. iaih. sd let
uaitbsf :.
No !. 90. IN. O. b, aad Oh. Nov
No. 4. An. sth. Ste. and ia Dee
-s'af sales dafinr he ssssen sss
r-.rsys
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TN WAKE MANUFACTORY.
q. ". DUNBAR returns his thanks TO The pub
lic for the liberal share OF patronage heretofore
received bs him in hi' business; and through
this medium would request continuance O the
same. Ills shop is on Mann street, where he il
prepared Co satisfy all who will give him a call
both ~ the price. aud qunlii, OF his work. lie
hopes All will avail themselves Of this opportn-
nifty. tor he Is determined 90 sell in such man.
ner rs will suit the pressure OF the umes--cheap
Tor cash.
Evansville Ia. May 10. Isa2-6rn
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SMITHS CHEAP CASH STORE
wu8r Rsssisst from rhNsdstphs.. irssh -
sawsnraf 81 farsinm ara puaassfls
mnN wDHN3t
Ara. ..es. snNnfw 81
uAKbNARE CUTLERY
ALso io ttKss 81 FlR. SILK sua RUSSIA
HATS el tie tavssr HssniuSs. vsly iaw ~
Essh. /. y. SMITH.
fs'g o. 1ms. Msin street.
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A Fsw ssts 81 cIAlRs a. r.dssss pries
~ ios sais b a. y. SMITH.
"ateh Mnin Street
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3OBoEss 10 BY = wiueo~ ois..,
~ 90 8 BY 10 g Do.
20 - Iihy IS DO 90.
10 d. u BY ID co DO.
O. ksgs Pisfsbnrgh No White LsadTust re-
iicsed md ipr sais BY ". & DELL
Jan1 Corner Nsin arirss Sta
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REMOVAL,
FEMALE SEMINARY.

fHNHE Fail lt.rm 81 the Evnnsviil Fsmaie
~ Seminary viii commrnce on Third
"wednesday (<0l Of September rext
la'y 4lth q. J. r.. BARNES. Pripai.
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s-Dfscover Wnnt viii dustGug LIN. $40
yon arc a great man.
Discover what will prolong Life, and the
world will call you impostor.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

ME- ISS SAWYE Err informs her patrons, and the pub
lvl lie generally, that the Spring session of the
FEMALE SEMINARY in Fayetteville, will open the
second "Wednesday of April, lSl3, and close August
18th; when after few days vacation, new term will
commence, and continue three four months as cir.
cumstances of the school seem to demand. The prices
will vary from six to eight dollars for term of four
months, according to the attention devoted to the pu
pill No untaught young children will be admitted un
der S8 unless where parents guardians unable to
pay in all such cases the prices will be graduated
the ability to make payment.
1t is expected that young ladies will come prepared
to give their undivided attention to study and that
while removed from parental protection and influence
their intercourse in society will be controlled by the
Teacher, unless committed to the of some friend
relative 1t is desirable also, that they come prcpar
ed with clothes sufficient for the season. that their
minds may not be unnecessarily occupied this SUBJ
ject. ......eT. ~a.
In addition 10 the English branches ia ught here will,
be plain and ornamental needle work. . .| t
Bible class is attended every Subbath at the Sem.
mary composed of the pupils of the school and of the
yourh Of the village This Bible class enjoys the ben.
eft of the instructions of the Rev. c. Washburn every
second Sabbath of each month"; ,gl tr ,&
Board can be obtained in good families for ST. so pc
week. ..i- 49, - -
March I5, ls43--tf. - ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Sc0tt. White 81 Co.
For Sale.

"A FINE and convenient dwelling house and two
"A lots, with the privilege Of four) in the town of
Van Burcn. " 80 ~ Vi
he site u the most commanding of any in the place
oeg si uated on the rise of the hill in the upper
OF town, where most enchanting view of the river
scenery around is to be had ~
Atached TO the house, are odous and yerv con-
ehent out bulidngs and no lot lots the town are
petter mProVed-there being also an excellent stable
Wen That never fails, of the purest and most depbt
water In the world, and to render the premises ON
the whole, almost paradise, they are studded with the
most beautiful shrubbery and choicest fruit trees
Inc above place will be sold at a bargain if imme
date application be made THOS p, WHITE
Van buren, May 90, 1913. V -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
s& Paints.

NETHITE LEAD, Red do, Black do; Litharce:
w Chrome yellow, do. green; Spanish brown;
Venetian red /; Prussian blue; Spanish whiting !;
Vermillion paint and varnsh brushes Terra de
Sienna; Turkey umber; gum Shellac red Chalk,
white do; lamp black; Vandike brown; Smalts !:
blue frosting logwood, for sale low for cash. by
BELL e. HANGER,
May "A. 1913. Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

SAFE OF ARKANSAS, I s,t ..
COUNTY OF FRANKLIN, "c'' ..a.
In the Circuit Court of Franklin County, in Chan.
Gerry, before the Clerk thereof, in vacation,
or the 18th day of May. a. D. 1913. ..
Julia Ann Hill, Complainant,
John B. Hill, Defendant, 90
A this day comes the complainant, by her
"a next friend, Emanuel Speigle. and files her
bill of complaint against the defendant, and also
her affidavit, that the defendant is non resident
of the State of Arkansas.
II is therefore ordered tha: said John B. Hill
the defendant herein, be and appear on the frs,
day OF the next term of this court, at court to
be holden at the court house, in the town of Ozark
IN said county, on the third Monday of Septem.
Der, A. ID. 1913, and plead, answer, except, or
demur to compainants bill of complaint, or the
same will be taken confessed.
And II is further ordered that said defendant
be notified of the tendency of this suit, by pub.
licailon of this order in some newspaper printed
in this State, eight weeks successfully the last in.
sertion to be ut least four weeks before The com,
mencement of the next September term of this
court. J. w. PENDLETON. Clerk
A true copy from the record in my office, this
18th day Of May, 1913.
J. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
June 3, 2S43--l7-Sw. Prs fee @l4-