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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
~ Second Anniversary OF tho Sons OF
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~ Second Anniversary OF tho sons Oh
tempera ance-.7sAard Dio,si0H. NO, II. D " 4
0aton by the Hon. GEoRoE s. CATLIs "t ~indham. VI;
Hsrner Presentation by ,.hland Institution NO "a
Tempenoe ut the Tabenacle the evening Oi ~
stI O'Clock. hu.e singing. &c Arapgeme9t1 nave "esn
msce render OF the sfande cccasons oi he soH
Number Of tickets. os,i,ely limited 40 ,,.. -, NJ,
ckefs Is cents 10 Cronks 2,S BeecSefSt' Du
sneerCs % 9thnvenre; w. 1aes. iS6 Sh.avenne rsieis
w sh aseDue; Aonson. 9Th uvenne nnd ithsueet ayn'
~ Hussert ID avenpe " NAY. o trs noT or
Res Il Stven 81 Forsyth sireet: Gity
Gec uyeI. lis Beeckcr stfee ii H1gins Ci'nsoh STREET,
ead Hall. Post Office. Brooklyn a,v ,.,.,;,,,
esus JABEZ TURNER. Committee
10 Hats-Fan Fashion.-Now ready, a complete
saouen, of the Fall Fashion HATS which IN S1slt,y we
vii equal to nny ut old sta ndaIo
pnees. VIZ: Fine Mole OF Silk Hats. s23z Extra do. Is
Imitation Beaver, 90: Extra Fine, s41s. ,
WATSON g. co. lSl Chatham saunIo.
opposite james-s -stree:.
der ~'' N's'S s5 5ThS&Mu
n1- Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces to
BIS customer and ohe his readiness to supply the Fall Pat
efn Of Gentienen's Hats.
The finest Nutria are furni,hed at at........."..s5
: cna iaf SPENCER, 81 Chamber street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

N- First Ward Democratic Clsy Club
G. awake s1k off the dew drops that glitter your
garments and .nce MIRA nnIc: 10 battle and TO etoS
Clay men, Whig Of tie FIR, Ward You will he mt Caste
Galen his evening O'Clock. for the purpose Of ptd nc
20 nQninrton your frlow mebcr j. LIPS PHE.
''-'' j. N REYNOLDS. Pres!den'
L. /. ioSgs. secretaries OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

nS- First Ward The Democratic Wings ofthe First
Ward ae requested assemble Castle Garden this evening.
hondsy. Oct T. O'Clock, connect0n with the other
Wnrds composing Tie hird District respond
to HE nomination. ui Hon Phillips Phoenix for Congress
N5- Seats VIII be reserved Dr ntes.
CH6S. RlDABOCK, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

s Weak backs tender feet. pain the sds old End
n complaints which need outward applications. speedily
ured By CouDels Magical PAIN Extractor is effects
ny surprising has such coetr.i huns removing the
sn.nr most uflaumaii BY eons,
oscrouous snes speedily nayed n puin extracted md
,be sores eecuay henod by this great SaroYc II is also
an efectuai remedy for al rheumatic ccmpuints Neuala
Affections cue the face and will eicI 10
A manner almost unuccountahe Sold 0ny dt 81
lnurtand street. and the not delighted with lis
effects the piice shall be refunded.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

cr MIR. Bradbury's Advanced Singing
CLASS-Ladies and Gentlemen dcsrous ofoinng this Glass
sfe invited to at 42 Eldrdge street, This Evening"
Another meeting to morrow Tuesday evening.
o7hs VIM R. BRADBURY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

co Water Cure.-J. Shew. NJ. d. an author On W a
ter Cue. @ Fourth Broadway regarding the system
BY far the RATIONAL efficient ano safest in ali diseases
practices sccorsncyvt,h0Et drugs Of any KIND Df. .
making arrangements an establishment IN which
ean esiry out the system fully The poor advised ga
tuitap,lv OF SIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
SPLENDID GOODS AT THE

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACK EHS.-The sub.
- cuber wises make known TO tho pubic that much o.
s bcu and cracser which sold this city By the above
Names are entirely deeT from the SODA BISCUIT and sU
GAR CRAcKzas made ms Bakery which haye Deen nses
bv inyads particularly tiBe WHO suffer from
ar more h1n twenty yeers with the best results Tn,S t6s
ntion which can be mnde Tor less price, though perhaps
uooI for perzon in health wholly unfit tor the mex ne
above BfscurT and CRAcxERs s9 buTTER biscuit pynE NJ
BIscuiT BurrzR CRACKERS, WATER CRAcKEss rIL2I
and Navy BRgAp al. of the irst quality ne Cnanuy iot
snle nt the we'll known eabshment g,o gHg 9'
corner OF WouengtTeet. EPHhAlm lhhI,O"Hi A'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

70 A Special Meeting Of the Mechantlc,
evening the sh nst at ~ och ck to elect the AsfUhRf
ior the ensuing year members of the Institute sous 10
Gig. NV ?. WIMMELL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
CLAY .a.N'D FRELINGHUYsEM

CLAY IND FRELLNGHUISE.N
@- Protection to American Industry
THE FOURTH WARD HENRY CLAY CLUB will
meet in full the Park opposite Knckcbocker Hail.
Monday 9TH October at oclock r NJ for the p9rpo.e OF
marching in procession Castle Garden. attend Mass
Meeting of the Friends OF Clay and Frelinghuysen in the
1hitd Congress onGi District. Rv order et
JAS. IL B8AINE. President.
JOHN DIETZ, }S'1''e'' oIns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

TAKE NoI1cEThe uitacIs of the Piles cured
very 10y uins siay Lui ent md bns Ce'estul nm
pledge ,hsmseh Isuod C Sold n u Courtand-s
CoMsToCKs sSARsAPARILL.Tha most eft! tent remedy IN
ust purt ns o"o AID the of nj: coz
tunnnl diseases, geners d.bitv mecurIHl dsepe.s &C
&c. Sod al q Cour land street Price 5Ocents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
RO,ConnelI Triumphant

R- O'COnnen Trium phant!-A meeting OF the
Cnted h Repeal Associaton OF tie City OF NeS-I OK
Will BE- bed Wednesday Evening, the h October instant
uTsnusny Hall. at "a O'Clock
Repeal WaJdeh and Others having noDies on hac io te
benefit Of the Will psnse make reIutn thereof ~ s
meeting Every friend Of Ireland Is invited 10 attend ths as
mon,t,sioa for the g,cn, triumph of the libelaset
nSft b. O'COSNOR Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
DRY GOODS

BREWSTER offer for sale ut their Warehouse for Print
ed Cacce exclusively. No. Al Cedar street, large
sortment pn embracing several thousand different pat
terms and coorngs American. French Turkey Red. &c &c
in every variety Of style. of which they enabled 10
offer ut prices from
L TO CENTS LOWER
than the prices ofJuly.
Catalogues Of PnGes corrected with variation OF the
M,,tot nre noced in the hund. ofbuye-s s2l sf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
CLAY AND PROTECTION.

CLAY AND PROTECTION.
GS- American Eagle Club TO tI,c Rescue.
Rally for you. County your Liberty. aud your l.
The members of the above Club requested at Shcr
woods Oi Grand and Crosby Monday evening
Oct 7h ut a before Clock t1 attend the Mass Meeting
Castle Garden. Let every member he there. BY order
STEPHEN :. DUBOIS. President
WILLIAM Pool. V;.o p,a.,d,,,s
SOLOMON HAwES, VIC iieS''''"''
CoRSELl,s w lRusu secretaries. o5 2tlsc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
New-York Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Is7 BROADWAY.
Three doors beiop the Franklin Horse.
E The Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
made 9, tensiye arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable than oaer greater inducements than
tn gentlemen wishing cconomze the purchase Of their
Fall ard Winter Garments.
They have already received by u.e arrivals great variety
Of new and rich styles of Goods well adapted to the coming
will also by the next packets and steamers
the Isesi and best Of a latest and most beautiful
styles ancy French Elasc Caercs rich figured Vevets
Cashmses Satin and silk Ves,ncs, before offered this
city
Also Just received several Invoices OF Twie and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats CIoaks feltOs &c Bac and fancy
cocred French and EnGlh Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the sty cut their establishment
sr the last five years and which tor durability beauty Of fin
i,h and ine of coos cannot be exceled il edualsd by
any sty les of Cloths imported to the United States.
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in part tbs
richest styles OF Gm and Cayn. Sca Supender.
Cloves Handkerchief Ilossry Under Shirts and Drawers.
linen and muslin Shirts. Collars. bosom Shoulder Braces.
Riding and Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c.
&C. with every variety Of goods usually kept in genemans
general Quitting establishment.
Also full Of ready made Clothing. consistinz OF
Coaks Over Coa,s Dress and Frock Coats Panaloonss
Vests OF every variety where genamcn requiring garments or
immediate use depend getting frs, rats article.
order and at prices that cannot fail to please Sc punc.
ality observed in filling orders
aug sti j. e. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

importers Oh tiOtEt, SaSstn:eTcN,
Erpcy Dress Articles, &c.
23I BroadrGy, A'nericar Hotel, opposite
tic Fountain,
solici, attention from Citizens aud Stanse1 redungGar
mens To large assortment Of Goods ur Fall nnd Winter
weaccc,cl rendering their stock rich iroual
y and variety De found IN the city comprising Beaver
and slie Cloths Twseds &c for Oyerroa,s. C!oaks &C.
French and English Cloth, ,r dress oud ock Coats various
new styles CassmereS. Rich Velvet Me:H". SILK and Satn
ves,ngs which wbe made order at pccs to sustain our
reputation ns the pioneers the reformation that
nvcrtne the nne complaint that cuh purchasers taxed
oI others enauc The yic and finish OF our Garments
will compare with those OF any other ca6shueni end IN this
rs the sequel ci the extensive patronage ciiclted.
large assortment at FIRST QuAL,ry Ready-madc Gar
ments compr Oycrcca Cioass. Dress and ffock Goats.
Pannloons Vests t.. constantly hand with full supply
Of Fancy Dress articles. including sca Cfnvais. Hdkfs
Gloves su.perdefs Dressing Robes sc. o5 tits
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

n- Beware Of swindlers and cheats. who initiating
ones Chemical Sonp for eup,ions and
Joness Soapnke other mind and get nowhere else IN
this but the sign Of the American Eagle ~ Chalhhn
or Ia Fu,on-st Btopklyu. oi 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

OF Bookb.nders, Blank Book manufac-
TURERS AND POCKETBOOk MAKERS. AROUSE! !!
who in faror Of Tirif and Protection
u. 9merecn Mechanic earnestly solicited to meet nj ia
Putonree. oclock Tuesday evening" Oct s.h when
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
The n b lest II crave ssue d o {
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
Benr the rnubsr for September lsiI
The nIlic. the BisHoP LoSDoS alone worth
than the OF the Rsvew fD yrs II people don't be
beve IT, le. cell with 50 CENTS purchase number and
be ati;tied For .aie. or subscriptions received az
Al I,f-,5 1ohn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

"S' MorILE. AIN. july 81. IsH.
SIes.rs Sands-G Gents: | afflicted for more than ten
xes with rheumatism. and .v, pleasure avail myself
NJ this opportunity To the snuihry effect
Saapala had In January, ls43 purcho,ed OF your
scents AesSrs Mosley L. Tucker five bottles. which took
nsieenby printed dre;tons which eutey removed the
Complaint and have every believe my hea th
Is permanently recovered. Yours, vety respectfully;
8 n. GARROW.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF supefi.
ot value and efficacy, pamphlets which be obtained
nj tie propr.eors aud then agents gratis
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. 1, D..
SANDS WholeSaIs Druggists. 79 Fulton street New York
Sold also at S3 Broadway n East Bioatway and b. Drug
ass generally throughout the United States.
phcs 81 per bottle SIX bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
THE tRANKtONFf

THE pRANK OMISSION.
"Oh, thou art beautiful beyond coap,re.
Sleh'd an ennmour.d swuin. the other day:
.' Fair Ia rhy skin, und jst hlack ,sihy hGir.
While ON Thy cheek und lips love roses play.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

IMPORTANT NEW WORKS,
Re- ived Per Ca q onia.
Saint CTprian's Works. edition. 3v,. svo-s9.
Nictors Geology OF Scotland. I vol -s2
= he Queens Bouco!: for 1875 vol 4to-S5-
Halsy'S Leciu'es m the Sacrament. vol-3 So
Pnchari's Researches. vol 4. vol. sTo-5 81.
Greed OF 81. AthunnsiuJ. v,t sso.-4 So.
Saints and sinners ays-3 so
An,ted's Practical Geology. 3v,. evo-si3.
Chorn Service Of Westminster Abbey, | Is.
NosFs Pro;e,tant Thouchts-l 25.
Wid Love. Tale rnm the Gsrmaa-2 %.
ThemS Poems. Dnvs first collected, vol-Si.
WAITS l-achryrR Ecce.Ias;icn. VOL u.
Trn,aei.ons fPfoyin. Medical Journal vol II.
r.i-el .,s Lect.rc, % Eternity. voi-l Is.
Illrsfraunns of Bs ptisrnn Fonts. vol Svo-6 20.
S,oi fords PaEn 1o-P psHlns. .ol-2 ..
Phip Raudol; Ts'e of Virg,nin-I IS
TT. Young Rusb.nd-l neat vouni9-50 cts
Tsiss Tr-nslatet fro:n TIE t,ermnn-l -.
Csnuibers aistnerllilcai Tab!es-l2j.
Imported and for sale by
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

&. :. FISH. 6uctioueer.
DY C. = FISK suIe No. - Cana stEce. national HAL.
L1Snles of lrr Gno.l, on ruesiay sof each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aueoeeer.
DY BANGS RICHARDS & PLs1'T-Slore Na btoae- :
Dway -ieera es,h sdvsncenehts mace on eoss'sahe's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

sisps's SARsArARICiA following letter recently re-.
,e,ycd from Captain Garrow. gentleman well known ind
nj he highest respeciabihy. Iesdn: Mobile, shows
u.vo!y value and efcncY of Sundss Slrsapar'lu in
s,ses OF Chronic Rheumatism
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

G- VINO WANTS DvLIcIore HEAD OF HAIR for small
col-nll Gu n have it-fUr NOTHING: WILL DtES> THE
HUMAN HAIR beautifully uS a bottle OF JoneS's
Col Hair Restorative. t gives iie han such do ;inus
r Guik. silky iesng and appearance and will not dry on
ke other pepnanns but keep order for days together
BY sppcaon IL clears the hair of tundu stops ITS
falling off sc. Sold So Chatham and So Broadway.
New York. or 139 Fulton street Brooklyn. Oi2;eod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
DRY GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

TToM cCEI!ol tOdly,-
6c0 pieces rich silk7
1000 do CsShmsres and de LANES. rich stJlss.
200 60 Indie Reps. article.
1tj do Black and colo.-d AIpachas.
SO do Broebe Ca,hmerc and other styles of Shcw!s Ony
price at this store. o. q.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

TTANTED-A situation by American sirI Waiter
w Ehsn5ermnid. Good city reference If ecuired hp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

GEO. B. GRANNISS,
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF
ROOTS & SHOES.
90 naiden-Lane,
neer PsaIlstreet. oi lr1is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

T1IRE RRICKS of MI shapes cqna the best imported
Oven md Greenhouse rles Of the usual sizes; Crate fix
iu,es stove n;ngs &C. The nrges, and best assortment IN
'ne C''!. A"' S"'S " 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
WANTED.

vtYANTEll-A situation By re pectabe young woman
wv with frs, rate city reference TO Cook Wash and Iron
o. do ChnmbeIwork aud nyst Washing and Ironing in
small .ami'y. hpuly at 20 Barrow Ct IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

STouTENBURGH Il Offers the following described goods at
0leotaic Solar and patent Vesta Lamps from one of the
hes, manufacturers in Europe -
Dixon K Sons celebrated Britannia Ware. comprising tea
sets, coffee urns. &c. ....- ...;..I. II. Ill
Ten Trays of and elegant patterns IN s'tS OF Single nun
I.ntherns Of cut and stained glass "
Sheffield table cutlery of the best quality
EChandees for churches very low prices. l43 Fulton st.
N-.S.n nd RrcnI OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-06
scott. White e. Co.

HAVE removed to their now store on tho cor
IL ner of Main and Water streets, and have
Just received and have on hand very large sup
ply of articles.
$50 sacks salt Gs
$40 sacks coffee
80 hhds sugar
l25 kegs nails
IS do powder
5000 lbs bar lead 81
10 barrels loaf sugar
20 do molasses s,s T...
500 lbs copperas
600 lbs saieratus ..
80 boxes tobacco -
2 bbls linsecd oil ...-
bbls tanners oil -.s
1900 lbs rice
100000 cigars
$4,000 lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard
$4,000 lbs iron . -
200 plough mouds ~.
20 casks sweet wine
s sacks black pepper
IA boxes tea a -
80 boxes claret
?. IL boxes cantonac
~ cases shoes and boots
go boxes glass
So boxes sperm candles
~ uoL l"lihtcu uuChctS
80 doz corn. brooms
80 bags shot
20 cases cotton cards
coils ropo
20 bbls whiskey
6 boxes collins axes
Ginger
Aspice
Indigo
Nader
Spanish Brown
Whiting
Paints &c. &c.
These and other articles usually found in a
wholesale house.
We feel ourselves bound to express our graft
tude tor the liberal patronage, which the public
have bestowed upon us, and hope by strict ntten
ton to business, to merit Il continuance of the
same.
June 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-06

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In the Circuit Court of Crawford county. at the
September term thereof, A. D. 1913
October the 18th, lS43.
John DrcDnen, Plaintiff, ! M,
terSus D'0'--0s a.
Albert G.. Campbell, Defendant. e0c""'em'
A L this day comes the said plaintiff BY attor-
ney, and the said defendant being called
camo not, but wholly makes default herein
Whereupon. on motion of said plaintiff, it is cr-
dered by the court here, that a publication be
made in this behalf. notifying the said defendant
that an action of debt by attachment has been
commenced against him in this court, founded up
on two certain writings obligatory, for the sum
OF four hundred dollars, bearing interest at the
rate OF ten per centum per annum after due until
paid, and that an attachment has been issued
against his estate, and that unless he shall appeo
by himself or attorney, on before the third dny
OF the next term of this court, which is to to be.
GIN and be holden a: the court house in the said
county OF Crawford, on the fourth Monday of
March next, that judgment will be entered against
HIM and his estate sold to satisfy the same: and
1t Is further ordered by this court hore, that this
order be published for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
some newspaper printed and published in this State
SO that the last insertion thereof be at least six
weeks before the first day of tho noxt term OF
this court, to which term this cause is continued
true copy-ATTEsr.
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Dec. 23, 1S43.-46--4w.-[prs. fee $40 so
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-06
STATE OF ARKANSAS, /

County Of Pope.
In the Pope Circuit Court-In vacation Nov 9, 1643
Sarah Jane billiard, Complainant,
BILL FOR DIVORCE
sTho's G. B. billiard. Defendant. J
M W on this day, complainant having filed her bill!
v of complaint, verified by affidavit, whereby it
appears that complainant ntermarred with the defcn
dant the 18th September lS43 and that the 18th
day of October following, after offering ind entities
her person, too ntolerable to be borne, defendant left
complainant without cause provocaton, praying for
divorce not only from bed and board, but from the
bonds of matrimony, and for general relief Upon
ton of the complainant, and upon affidavit of
sdence it is ordered by the clerk of said court in
cation that the foregoing entry and the following
printed in this State for eight weeks successfully the
the first Monday after the fourth Monday in February
1914.
The Stale Of Arkansas to Tho's G. B. Di0rd the atOre
named defendant, greeting:
You are hereby notified that Sarah Jane billiard has
exhibited in said circuit court her bill Of
against you; the substance of the pra
err are above set FORTH and you hereby required
appear before the said the next term thereof
10 be holden at the court house in said county the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in February
next, 1874, and plead said bill, within the
prescribed time, the will be taken confessed
WITNESS: JNO. X. Fl. SCOTT.
CLERK Of said Court in vacation.
-COLKETT, Solicitor.
A true copy from the record
JNO. R. II. SCOTT, Clerk
December 2, l843.-43-sw PRS fee SIS SOL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-06

In the Yell Circuit Court, the Chancery side there
of, at the August Term, 1913. August 10th, ls4S.
Samuel NJ. Hays, Complainant
Samuel Ward tho unknown ) Bill in Chaneery
heirs at law of John Tucker, ..-.
deed, and Jefferson Tuck ...
er, Defendants. lr-.. J ---- IL. 49,.
A Il this day comes the said complainant, by W.
N Walker his solicitor, and appearing TO the sat
isaction of the court here, that the sa'd
has annexed his bill of complaint an ahdavIt oil his
want knowledge of the residence OF the heirs at law
of John Tucker, deceased whose to the said
complainant unknown, and that subpoena has issued
in this behalf out of the office Of the Clerk of this court
against the said Samuel Ward and that the She riff OF
said county Of Yell, whom the said subpoena in Chan.
Gerry directed, has made thereon that the
said Samuel Ward cannot be found within his county,
and the court here being satisfied that the process
not be served the SAID Ward motion of the
painant by his said solicitor, is ordered by the
here, that the unknown heirs at law of the said John
Tucker deceased, and the said Samuel Ward be mott
fled o! the tendency of this suit, which bill in cqui-
ty for specific performance of contract praying that all
the right, title and interest of the said dcicndans in
and to certain tract parcel of land lying and being
situate in the county of YELL and known and desgnat-
cd in the public surveys of the United States being
te north cast quarter part of the nothw fraction
a quarter, (east Of hal and the southwest fraction
al quarter all in section thirty three in township six
north of range nineteen west containing two hundred
and ninctysix acres and ninety hundreds of an
pass from and of the said defendants and
IN the said complainant and his heirs in fee simple and
that unless they appear by themselves solicitor be-
fore the Judge of this court the first day the
term of this court, which to begin and be held the
Court house in said county of YELL the second Mon
day in February next, the said complainant bill will
be :akcn confessed and it is further ordered by
court here that this order be published in the Arkan-
sas lntelligencer,a newspaper printed and published
in this State, for eight weeks successfully that the
last insertion be made at least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term of this court
A. d. lSl3. JAMES c. GAULT, Clerk.
o, Nov 4, ls43-39-sw. Printers fee s25 OOI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-06
THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

a Chronicle of the Turf, Field Sports, Litera-
m ture, and the Stage, cmbcllished with spIen-
ded steel engraviDgs: published every Saturday
morning, at No. Barclay street. John Rich
ards, Proprietor. William T. Porter, Editor.
This well known weekly publication, which was
established in 1881, by its present editor, COM
menced lis Thirteenth volume on the 9TH March,
1913. 1t is sheet Of the very largest class, con-
tanning twelve imPerial quarto pages, printed on
linen paper of the finest texture, and on good type
it is embeIshed with the largest and most highly
finished engravings pm steel, ever issued by a Pc
rlodicaI in The United States. The last three vol.
umes contained superb Portraits Of the distinguish.
ed American and imported Horses, designed to
constitute an American Sporting Gallery. accom-
panied with complete Memoirs, giving the Pedi-
gree, characteristics, and Performances of each,
with incidental notices of their contempora ries,
&c. The Engravings correspond in size (eish-
teen inches by thirteen) with those annually pub
lished in London, of the winners of Derby, Oaks,
and St. Leger, and have been excited in Zine, on
Steel Plate expressly for this paper, from original
Pictures, in oil, by the most eminent artists.
In the course of the present volume, Of lS43,
will also be given portrait of Fashion, the North
ern champion, and such other magnificent embcl.
shmenls will hereafter be determined upon.
The Esprit of the Times is we'll known
throughout the country the acknowledged
"Chronicle of the Turf Field Sports" &c. tina. il
is not deemed necessary to 60 into any detail ofits
peculiar characteristics. -s
Terms of Subscription and Adrertising.
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