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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06
USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH Is A DISSIDERATUM.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no season does
the blood and sccrelions Of the human system undergo
striking change than in the fall Of the year. ii we
tunto nature the ch1nges in the vegetable world found
not only shlkngy analogous but TO have strong nfu-
tue health diseased condition Of The body. From
the decay OF autumn, and The morbid and deahke state
OF winter. there springs life and beauty The effect
Of this decreased activity in ali inanimalc IN der well
as on our physical system tenders the .! some simple
medicine, especially TO those Of slender consuiionof
absolute importance. This is the time ofecuay
sst renewing and STRENGTHENING the mower of the
vital organs. lhese functions, none have more int
mate connection than the stomach and liver The pres
of food in the stomach and the healthy operation of
the digestive powers, furnish the only natural smuan
to the ver But whenever the coangs Of the former be-
weak and bid both the quantity and qualify of
the sec eons are greatly modified; the natural stimulus
IS dmnished-thc bile is improperly socrced and dis
of the liver or chronic affections form anoh
almost sure TO follow. In this critical condition to
give healthy tone to the stomach and to free the blood
of its impurities leiebY preventing months, and il may
be years Of su Herring, PARIS LIFE PILLS are a
perfectly gentle and eGrciual medicine. Its celebrated
author was Tor more th1na century only close and
constant student Of the medicinal properties of plants
tu Of their adaptation 20 the Of every class of inter-
nal diseases Although i'll elry life apparently hope.
less invalid the use Of this medciue restored and conn-
ued him in health and vigor the age o. 1852
years These Pills exceedingly mild in their operation
and may be given children as well as adults with the
utmost security 10 Their superiority this respect
most of The vego able medicines 10 use, thousands are
constantly testf ing.
The Proprcos have seduously avoided that system of
putting SO generally resoed to, yet their pills have
degree If popular favor unexampcd in The history Of
any popular medicine. II. is now only Twelve months
since they estab shed their agency in the United States
and the monthly sales exceeding upwards Of ten thou
sand boxes They give these SIM PIE facts wishing the
menclne TO rest alone on its intrinsic vsue No snip GO
ing 10 sea should be without them Families having
used them will aw Tvs have n supply.
SETH w. ToWLE 1873 Washington ST. sole agent
fer New Ene&and.
AGENr-Monipelier, S. p. REDFIELD,
Waterbury, J. G. Simpson,
Chelsea, Dickinson d Noble,
Remington II X Parsons.
Veigennes John IL. Bowman,
Sts~~,
East Berkshire, Rublce s. Butler,
Burlington, Peck Spear,
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris,
Woodstock, James Ross, Jr
Pomirci, OTIS Chamberlain,
Norwich, +. l.. and +. w. ODDS,
Straford Royal Hatch,
Washington, b. F. Dickinson,
Barre Orvis French. SG:eoply
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IMPORTANT TO ALL ,

THE Constitution, the TVS vitae of our wonderful bod
les, requires alternative, rcgenoratng influence
to create and retain healh by existence Air, light ard
some other elements are brought TO this rcquision, and
for time prove sufficient for The requirements Of the sys.
em. but whehirc imprudencc, and violation ofthc
laws OF animal economy morbid humors arise, acrid and
vitaii or Juices collected the system requires assist
ance IRON some other source, or II sinks IN disease de-
cay and ucalh. How wonderful and saluaty this Pc
Rod The effects Of appropriate alternative mcdi.
cine taken in season. Thousands have been saved from
death, and millions from sufcrngs ndescrbablc and
gain lcstored to health, by the Ilnely use of
PHILIPS TOMATO PILLS,
which are so chGlcous and potent in cleansing the s'om
ach and bowels, purifying The blood, and rcnoyang the
gandula systtmby altering The secetions Of The liver and
other glands, and carving off the morbid uces and hui
mors:-that at The South they have acquired the name Of
Fever bane because they invariably prevent or break
up bilious tcu;ent yellow, INTERIM tent and lung e.
vers
Five years extensive use have proven them the best and
only sure and safe remedy for all the chronic
diseases, whcrs the system requires something that will
operate on the blood liver and systems of vessels
giving them healthy acnon at The time cXpe the
morbid and poisonous juices and humors which 1t scpar
ates from them.
In this class &c Diseases ATE Rheumatism, d, spepsa,
Dropsy Liver Complaints Bilious stomach scroGIo gray.
c worms, tumors and cruptions Of the skin Of various
Kinds, permanent weakness about the lons and limbs
kings evil constitutional or hereditary ccbeness of the
whole or part OF the system, DC.
Thousands of cases Of the above diseases have been
Cured by the TOMATO PILLS and thousands Of
used instead of some irresponsible, banelu quack p-a
remedy with which the country lded. There is no
mystery or charlatansm about this universal remedy.
They nrepqred Of valuable vegetable remedies that
known 10 b. both efcctliai, used
extensively by ply sicians in their private practice, because
as hundreds have SAID the pleasant eectua and safe
medicine We have used.
The above Pills for sale by agents in all the country
towns Agents are cautioned not to buy of edIars.
. One word to tho wise is sufficient -
Il PHELPS, M. D., Proprietor Ha ford CT With
out whose signature genuine.
For sale by S. p. REDFIELD and CLARK & Collins
Montpelier; Goss " Huchns, Waterbury o. French
Barre r. 4 N. IIammett, East Montpelier a. Il. Ban.
croft, Planfcld, 836m
ISI u ~ our ~ ~ ~ a, ~ s,1, = =,
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REGULAR AGENTS FOR THE sAI.EoT BRANDRETHs
PILLS IN WASHINGTON, ORANGE AND ORLEANS
MONTPELIER, E. p WALTON and SONS.
Montpelier North, Charles Sbley.
Albany, William Hayden.
Barre, Dodge and Keith.
BattUn Edwards and Mansfield.
Bloomington, Thomas &. Stewart.
Braintree East, A. ID. Lamson and Co.
Brookfeld A. Cleaveland aud Co.
Chelsea, Nathan G. Hale.
Corinth East Severance and Smith.
Crailsbury, William E. Paddock
Coventry Falls, E. Clcaveland.
Derby Centre, IL. Hnman
Derby Line, Cobb, Rollins and Co.
Glover, Smons, Conant and Co.
Iusburgh Pliny Darrow jr.
Aliddesex, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
Moretown, Joseph Sawyer.
Mahfed, ]. l.. Carpenter.
Newbury, +. and II. Reyes.
Newport, Phneus Page.
Northheld George B. Pierce and Co.
NoTthfed Baylies and White.
Panfod, A. Il. Bancroft
Roxbury L. N. Spsulding
Randolph, Philander Perrin.
Randolph East N. p BROOKS.
Randolph West, s. -. Mann.
sralod, Royal Hatch.
Strufod, Harris and Russ.
Theord, Josiah Barnes-<
Theord, NJ. l. Wakers
Theod, Asa Poor. ~
Topsham, N. and A. Bailsy,
Topsham, o. H. Wason.'l
Tunbrdge Foster aud Parkburs lN8
Troy North, l.. NJ. Parkhurst. &t.
Troy South, Jacob Bates and Co. .sa Atf
Vershre, H. Il. Reyes. Nf<
Vestfed, Arad Hitchcock. fttttt ISL ~
Washington b. +. Dickinson. 49, <
Wliamstown, q. and r. Ainsworth. As $3.50 - AM
Wells River, Ira White. E &&
Waitsfed, II. and j. NJ. Richardson. &Itxr
Warren, William Cardell
Warren, Cushman and Flint ArF
Waterbury, Iiutchins, Goss and Co. 65-95
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BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
PILLS. HOW TO AVOID THEM.

No ! SEtsUKJ 1.
Each agent who sells the Genuine Brandrcjh Pills has
"A GER llFlCATE OF AGENCY, which has been
engraved at expense. 1t repre- ltnts the uuiac-
tory Sing Sing The banks of The HUDSON river, is
signed by Brandret h and his seal stamped upon the
paper a
No. SECURITY. a.
Above all observe The labels upon the boxes Each box
Of the Genuine Pills has 1IlkEE LABELS opon
It'll top and bntiom labels containing q Five
Thousand letters n red INK The words b II NJAMIN
BRANDRElH'S FILLS being printed over two hun.
drcd times upon the two labels
No. 3 SECURITY.
There arc also NJ on each label two signatures of Dr.
Brand eth-one Is. Brandreih, and also one BENJAMIN
B andro,h. Each box therefore be genuine must have
six signatures Of Dr. Btandreth upon If the box does
not answer this description the Pills Brandreihs
Pills but vile countcet Of them the old labelled
boxes nave been collected.
No A SECURITY.
Besides the above Signs of Genuineness fac SMILES of
the Brandreth Pill labels upon the certificate agen-
cy; hel eoie compare your box with The Labels On the
certificate Of gencs-ft agrees the Pills aue--if
il does hot, they false
have expended much time, and at least $1,000 in per-
feeling these checks to the sale of Counterfeit, Pills. and
IN hope they will secure the genuine BRANDRETH
FILLS all who them. remain the public servt-
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. D.
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WONDERFUL!

BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
On Ine pAper. price cts at d. p Mnltnn & Sons. o.
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SANDS SARSPARILLA.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS.
, IS sT r. ART nR0wN's ESTATE.

CARRIERS COMPOUND PULMONARY BAL.
- SAM for sale by E. p. WALTON AND SONS,
MOninenr. VI
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Dr. BRANDRETH's PRINCIPAL OF.

FlCE, 24l Broadway n. Y.
AT his N. ENGLAND OFFICE. 10 Hanover ST. BOS-
TON, (onIy place in Boston for the genuine)
And by more Than 1000 agents IN the New England
States alone whose certificates agency should be exam
! med before purchase is made.
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For sale by GOsS & HUTCHINS, Waterbury, an
$. p. REDFIELD, Monpeller. sc Iveon
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.boat them, or their original situation. aboa lpo earlier part of my life, l have .4, aolleetion of very large bones; but,
 ..5 with these, they were small indeed.
 l.;uaI .au of whose .bony frame work these las @ remains once formed a part, must
 oa. oa. of imrnence size and weight far
 'l;oa Isop all others of which we have any
 ! i4s account; and, being eornigorous, Ea.s snread terror and desolation around
 s.aona s,S all the smaller species of the aaog s1,, not refer to profane history, nor to an I for the mention of such an animal.
 o',i ',,ill i remain our historian, in the con-
 1, ,.iao S,, oflhis eighth wonder of the world:
 l 'lg i,p'I now Behemoth his strength is in
 Ens, E,s, he moveth his tail like a cedar;
 na, as, , are as strong as peices of brass :;
 plios iios are a like bars of ironl Behold, he
 |,b Pl', nn q river, and hasteth not; he trust
 E.4 4 h bs can draw up Jordan into his l13 r, J. BANKS ANTHONY. ' I R,.ig,e, H1rch r, 1844.
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tanned serious apprehensions for the safety of New Orleans. Nothing is now Jeff mon her judicial records to sully in any deFree tbe glory of the memorable defence of that eity. That you may live long to enjoy the con stdntly-incgeasing tokens of public esteem. is my sincere prayer.
 rene" to you assurances of my highest respect. JOHN TYLER.
 Letter from Gcaerql JacEsoa ia repIq.
 HER1HTAGE, Feb. 27, 1844. -slY DEAR SIR: Although greatly afflicted and debllltated, so that can scarcely wed my pen, cannot forego an attempt 10 acknow- ledge the receipt of your very kind letter of the 18th instant, which is received and now before me, with the copy of the act which passed the two Houses of Congress, and was so promptly approved by you, restoring the unjust fine imposed by Judge Hall. The kind expression you have been pleased to employ in conveying them receives, as 1t deserves, a tender of my grateful thanks.
 feel grateful to my country for the unso- iicited appeal to Congress to perform this act ofjustice to me. l feel grateful to you, sir, for your bringing to the notice of Congress, in your official message, the justice of remo- wing the stain upon my character by the iln- position of this unjust fine, for using the only means in my power to defend the city of New Orleans, by declaring martial law, which the judge, aeben dcclarcd, approved with uplifted hands, saying ..Now the country may be saved-without it, it was lost" And for this act, the judge, sitting in his own cause, and refusing to hearmy defence, rendered under his own rule, imposed this fine
 2 feel grateful to Congress for removing this unjust impatation on my memory, by the passage of the act you have enclosed me; and with these grateful feelings, am now pre- pared to go hence whenever an all-wise Pro- vidence may will t, acittom regrets Of any ki'ad, but with overaowing gratitude to the American people for the generous support they have yielded me through all the official stations to which they have been pleased to call me.
 have just received from that faithful and trustworthy officer of yours, Mr. McClintock Young, his letter of the 17th, and one from the Secretary of the Treasury, advising me that the amount of the fine, Sec., Sec., would be remiued to me at Nashville, so soon as the warrant passes the usual form. For this evidence of your kindness, again thank you.
 Very respectfully, Iremain your most obe- dient servant, ANDREW JACKSON.
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Egarsrs yes1as.e.

Reeeiecrs Q0ice. Bak oj ihe Siase of .4rhansas at
 Titfie Roet
 E NEBToRS 10 ihis Bank who desire to avail A( themselves of the privileges of the Act placing the Bank in Liquidation are reminded ofthe neces- slly oi promptly paying up their annual call, and n- teres ln advance, a failure so to do subjects them to forfeiture of all claim to further indulgence
 Ihe curtail upon the several notes Gs they fall due are required to be regulated that the whole debt be called ie within ten years tfFom passage of the act in regular annual calls--ind under which regulation the Receivers require at a1igrifg of the first note (which they received l2 months in renew al ot old dehts) one anhpa thereof and interest at per cent in advance on the balance and the same cali every year thereafter; instancc-s the debt be S990, the call for the first year will b. sslO0 with per cent interest on the remaining $500 tbe call for the second year, Sl0O with interest on Ye maining $700, and So on,
 Tbe law does not require notice to be given to the debtors or security Git being presumed every ndi- yldHat attends to his own debt,) but the Receivers, willing to aiord every facility in their power and finding that many persons do notrceoeet the date or amount of their netes preparing notices 10 be sent te all previous to maturity ofternotes but this being sratnitous their part want of notice will not pro- tect the debtors from the consequence of failure to comply with the provisions of the act, and a the event of notice not reaching them, they are advised to call at the Bank for any information desired
 VIM FIELD, Erec9ilre Receirer
 J. II. CREASE, Fiaancial Reccieer De- Any letters addressed to either Receiver must be post paid,
 March 20, lSil--n27-iw-l0
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF SALINE as'
 h Saline Circuit Court in vacation
 MAReH srH, A. D. ls44 Susan 4 Ctil3efs, Complainant, , BILL IN CHAM James TF. Gliiders. Defendant voRcE. A ND now,on this day came the complainant by "A her solicitor, before me in my office in yaca- on o the Hon. Saline Circuit Court, and filed he. bill and affidavit in this Whereby il fully appears that the defendant resident ofthe State of Ar kansas, and it further appearing, that the object of said bill is to procure divorce by complainant from deiendant;-l IS therefore ordered by me. that un- less the defendant appears by hmsclfor Attorney at the next August term of the Saline circuit court on the first day thereof 10 be holden al the court house in the town of Benton, on the fourth Monday in August, A. D. 1911, and plead, answer or demur to said bill, ageeablY to the rules of our said court the same will betatIen confessed against him. and a decree entered accordingly
 And 1t is further ordered that copy of this order be published for eight weeks sueeessiyely, by week ly insertions in some legally authorised newspaper published in this State, the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the fourth Monday ia Au- gnst A D. l34l.
 E. M. OWEN, Clerk. A true copy from the Records.
 Made in vacation. Attest
 E. NJ. OWEN, Glerh Benton, April 3, Isi4. 20-Sw-(pr's fee ss16 25}
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WILLIAM CONWAY, B. having resigned thc w office of Circuit Judge will practise LAW in partnership with GEORGE CONWAY. They vii attend to collections and securing claims in any par of the State, and in all the counties of TEXAS, Dor dering OH Red river. Address, CONWAY 6 Gov WAY, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, Or Washing ten, Arkansas.
 EITSnas P Ra1aosn WA4Tsss' 4' s9s, and Lite Rock MCMAHON, TRoTTER S PEARsALL, and New JOHN c. PRATT & Co.,, Orleans B. l. BRITToN, and Wa shington.
 W. & M. Moss,
 Hon. A. Il. SEVER
 Hon. EDWARD CROSS.
 Hon. ". s. FULTON.
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From fha nfntlisn,,i,t,,

II MT, iGRESFING CORRESPONDENCE. b'f aa a!Fo@ he Prcsident of Ae '. Stalcs Genefal Jackson.
 a WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1874.
 s ser eo.s, s@ ;.l take great pleasure in enclos-
 ine sopy oi the act for your relieffr from the
 UIposed Upps by Judge Hall; which passed the Iama ra;es, ; and was approved by myself on 'a'lle 'a instant that the committee presented Is s'', s'rongly impressed with the justice measure, did not hesitate, in my an- 'aansg a9ssage at fle opening of the last session ss 1rSs9' a5resS 10 urge 1t upon that body; and to si'o.usa me no ordinary satisfaction to e.,:l ~ U my approval.
 m ''l' a.' me my dear sir, to present you my i5is concentrations a.lls at this act ofiustice, ea.1. ,.g4 ilfoaf ol the high estimate which $ al ,;.y 4 places upon yoas valuable ser
 4' aias when the stouiest hearts enter
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Nnlice fo rsanErsspp1s.

ED ANKRUPTS who have received Certificates of ID Discharge in this Court, and who are indebted to the Clerk for fees, will please take notice that unless they pay up all the costs imediately, execu- ton will issue to the Marshal for te collection of the same All Petitioners in Bankruptcy that have not been discharged, and who desrous to obtain the same, that have not paid up the entire costs, would dc well to attend to that matter forthwith.
 WM FIELD, Cgerlc of ke
 District Court of .ay7sansas. rrarcb 27 iS14-1S-3w
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Stock on hand.
- F9717~1t VII I4IVItNEa LIYERPooL oLAssIFIeATIoN.

Good and hne, IO-to
 SUGAR-Since our last, the demand has been mod crate, yet the market is still firm. We quote from 5, to 7 for outside qualities on pIantation sugar is worth from 5 to G.
 MoLAssEs.-For this article the demand is good, and prices steady, at 2S to 24 cts for good lots in cypress bbs. on plantation, it is worth 20 cts. per gallon.
 FLouR.-We quote ordinary brands of superfine at 4 40 to $l 45 per bbl; and choice brands, 4 50 per bbl.
 Prime s7 50; Bulk Pork, ss3 20 s3 2l, per hundred pounds.
 BAeoN.-stoell on hand is good, and prices have declined shade since our last. We quote sides, to 42; shoulders, to g. uncanvassed has A to 5; exha cured, to 8.
 BAGGING & RoPE.-The demand is light. We quotebagging, l3A to H. cash H. to l5s on time western rope, , to 53 cash; 6 to 64 on time.
 SALT.-Sma lots are selling at previous qnota- tions; coarse, 1 10 to $l l5 fine, Sl 50 to Sl 55 per, sack.
 CoFFEE.-There has been no change in the prices of this article since our last The demand is good. We quote Havana middng, to G prime green, 62 to Laguira, to 4; St, Domingo, 53 cts per pound.
 CoRN.-The stock on hand is very light, and de mand good. We quote shelled at 40 to F cts, and rising.
 EXcHANeE.- Sterling, B to q per cent prem ium francs s5 40 to $5 45; New York, 60 days, has advanced to 22 to 2 per cent dis sight checks, 19 per cent discount.
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STATE or AHKASsAs, !

STATE or ARKANSAS,
 Comfy of Chicot.
 " viewed two estray mules, shown to IS by Horace r. Wawofth, of the following description one brown horse mule, about I3 hands high, mark cd on the shoulders by gear the other serre mare mule, about F hands high also marked by gear, no marks or brands perceiveabe on either other than stated; and we do appraise them as follows the brown mule at S35, and the sorel mule at s35, to the best of our knowledge age not known.
 F.. A. ME ANEY,
 JOHNSON CHAPMAN.
 SAMUEL c. WHITE. Sworn to and subscribed before me, a Justice ol said county, March ?, ls4i.
 HiRAIM BRYANT, J. r. March 27, Isif--2s-3w [prs fee $4l
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NOE,EdE.

4 IL persons indebted to the late firm of F. Y : < BAKER & CO, either by note or book acc t are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within reasonable time will be put into the hands of an attorney, for collection. GEO. BoGos is authorized 10 receive money and give receipts, on no;es and accounts due l.. Y. Baker & Co.
 IitHe R0ef Oa IL ls43 5-tf
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M MARREn.

On the 14th inst, by the Rev N M Sparks, Mir THOMAS 4. HOWELL, of Nonistown, to Miss $. A. BRENoRN, all of Pope county.
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Summer a,sofrasr,.r

UST received. per steamer Lucy Walker a su- O penor lot of Summer clothing, which will 50 sold cheap for cash
 GEoRGE & BROTHERS.
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By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of 'state.- March 27, IS44--26-4w
EsEROCEAHEATEeelx.

By ARCHIBALD YELL, Governor of arhsaasos. XXTHEREAS, it has been made known to me w tbat IRA E. WHITM0RE, convict in the Penitentiary of the State of Arkansas, did on the night of the llth inst, escape thereffon and is now running al large:
 Now, therefore, I, AhcHInALp YELL Governor of said State, by virtue of lle power and authority ir me vested by law. do hereby offer a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person who may apr ehend the said Whitmore, and deliver him to the keeper of said PeniteGtiary.
 In testimony whereof, l have heYeunto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of said state H. s.l to be affixed. at Little Rock on the
 l2tl day of March, A. D. ls44.
 \. YELL By the Governor,
 DAVID B. GnnEp, Secretary of stdist.-
 DESCRIPTION.
 Said Whiaaore is about 90 years of age-5 feet or inches highssill weigh about l5o lbs.--is a gsasnth and en5raver by trade--aas resided ln Ar kans.s many years, and is well acquainted through out -he Stats.''
 4aroa 1921. 13if 2S-sw
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C0Esartnersssip Notice.

rENHE Firm heretofore existing between E. Y. e BAKER & CO. has been dissolved, by tle death of the senior partner The surviving partner JOHN C.. PRATT has associated with himself GEO. BOGGS, and the business will now be carried on by them under the name of PRATT (. BOGGS.
 Litlle Loel., Oct. II, ISi3. sly
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LIBERALIZATION.

By ARCHIBALD YELL, Goperaor of .qrisansas WHEREAS, it has been made known to me, w that JAMES DAVIDSON, charged with inc crime of burglary in the county of iempsiead, has escaped from the jail of said county, and is now running at large:
 Now, therefore, I, Archibald Yell Governor of said State, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of FIF- TY DOLLARS to any person who may apprehend the said James Davidson, and deliver him 10 the Sheriff of said county of Hampstead, in order that justice in that behalf may be had and executed. In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of said State lh'o o'J to be affixed, at Little Rock, on the 22nd day of March, A. D., IS44.
 A. YELL. By the Governor:
 DAVID 5. GREER Secretary of state. March 27. lS44-23-2Nq