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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-02-10
SURGICAL OPERATION DURING
THE MAGNETIC SLEEP.

We have heard that very interesting
operation has been performed, two or three
days ago. on young woman, chamber.
maid in well known family in Chambers
street. She had tumcr in the neck. in-
creasng daily. De. Bodiner, who visited
the family, happening to notice the infrmity
of the girl, proposed to remove the ,umor,
and 10 save her the pain Of the operation,
he offered to perform It during the magnetic
sleep, rs he had already dons successfully
In two other surgicahopera,ipnsl last June
in Paris. His offer being accepted; the
girl proved TO be good subjec, 70. tina,
state Of singular sleep-into which she was
put without. much difficulty q, the Fl rs, trial.
In order TO secure as much success as pos.
sible, she was previously put 10 sleep about
ten times, for an hour or two each li;ae,
every other day. On the day appointed
for the operation, some twelve or fourteen
Of our most distinguished surgeons and
physicians, among whom were Drs. Valen-
tine Mott, John w. Francis, E. Delafpll,
J. Kearney Rodgers, A. Sidney Doane,
Nelson, Taylor, Alfaro, Of xndrid, l..
Parmly, and others os'eqnal standing, we're
invited TO attend. The girl was put 10
sleep at half past eleven O'Clock in the
morning, in presence Of DR.. Donns. NO
80 Warren street und few other persons,
and in a very short time she was in COM
pete state Of insensibility. AT half past
one O'Clock, all the doctors above named
being present, DR.. Bodiner performed the
operation, which lasted about three minutes,
during which the girl did not show the least
sensib:IIy; nor could the least contraction
be seen Oh hsr face. or any part Of her
body; she was exactly like a corpse. All
being completed, the girl was left asleep
for two hours longer, and then, in presence
Of five or six Of the, above menticned doc
tors, she was in less than three minutes
awakened from the most profound sleep.
When she was first asked how she felt,
she said she was tired Of having remained
SO long in one position, but she seemed to
be Unconscious Of what had1tahen place up
til she was shown the tumor which had
been extracted, and which was about the
size of pullet's egg 1t was some minute
or two before she began to feel the itching
Of !he wound. She was perfectly we'll,
CASSPt OAiioitihS q, atptC w IccOtcHcSS pro-
duced by the loss Of bloods We are tolG
that, since this time, she has been without
pain from the wound,
We understand that Dr.. bodiner is q
young surgeon who arrived here three
months ago from Paris, bringing with hin
the highest credentials from the most emf
nent professional men in France. III
seems not 10, haze. given his attention t.
animal magnetism, other than as mean
of producing, on some particular consltu
tons, state OF. sleep and 'insensibility, o
which science may take advantage, to saw,
to humanity the suffering and anxiety a,
tending surgical operations, and i: wa!
merely with this view that he attempted
the three above-named experiments, which
proved. TO be SO success(ul.-Epe Post.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-02-10

IMPORTANT APPLICATION OF THE Err
lesson esterday the bark
Edl,h-a. notice of whose arrival from Bos-
ton appeared few days since under our
Marine head-sailed from this port for
China. The Edith is provided with auxi-
liary steam power, 10 be used in calm
weather, or against moderate head winds,
and completely solves the problem, as 10
whether steam can be aGXan,ageously an.
piled TO merchant vessels. She has two
engines Of 26 inches stroke, l6 inches d.
ameter, which work the propellers, SO small
and compact that, as q spectator observed,
shay scarcely occupied more room than
couple Of water casks bu, the distinguish
ing feature Of her arrangements consists Of
an article recently patented by Capt Erics-
son, and applied, for the first time, in the
Edith, for unshippirg the propeller when
the vessel IS not going by steam. in trial
of the engine and propeller. made in the
bay before she sailed, the Edith wen,
measured distance Of a. statute miles in
precisely 27s minutes, or at the rate Of 8
As miles per hour, without assistance from
her sails, and in slack wafer, !. and the slime
occupied in shipping or upshipping the pro-
pe]ler did not in number OF trials exceed
7 minutes.
The Edith is owned by two gentlemen Of
Boston, Messrs. B. B. Forbes. and. Thomas
II. Perkins. She is an exqui.i,ely beau,i-
full model, and no expense has been spared
to give her all the qualities Of fas, sailer.
Several Of our principal ship owners were
on board previous TO her sailing; and if we
may Judge from the unqualified satisfaction
with which they viewed the compact ar
rangemsn, Of engines and boilers, the ope-
ration Of the propeller, and the apparatus
for unshipping it, ,his<is but The commence
ment Of very extensive introduction Of
auxiliary steam poNsr in;0 or merchant
men.-lN Y. Tribune.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
FRESH ARRIVAL!
PICKETT 4 GREGG

ENAVE RECEIVED, per late arrivals. an addition to
their former stock Of goods, which make It qttc
complete. Farmers and traders buying goods in Van
Buren, are respectfully invited to examine our stock,
which consists in part. Of the following articles:
Brown shrtings, 3-4 to A wide; beached do;
Bleachcd and brown shectimgs, 81 and I'll do;
Brown drngs and ii do
I and ~ Lowell and Virginia osnaburgs;
thrcke ed aud plaid domest,cs. assd;
Stripc drillings assGi; mixed do do;
Hickory shirtngs; Choctaw Stripes;
Green. scarlet and white mackinaw blankets;
XIV. leans. Washington and GIassgo" do;
Red aud plain Inscys, ass'd satinetts do
Bed tickings ! ! and Al;
Calico prints muslins do; ginghams, assd;
Kin and peggcd boots; calf sewed and Pcgged co.
Thick hea w do; kip and calf brogans;
Ladies calf and morocco slippers;
School books; hardware and cutlery
Brushes assorted states and pencils:
Plouyh lines: bed cords; cotton and wool catdS'
Flannels as d; merinoes do;
Blanket and pilot cloth over colts
Glov 5 md hosiery, linen cfashi
Silk and cotton hdkis. u,
Eird eve and Russia diaper; table linens assd;
Jackono,t, book, Swiss, null, cross barred mu'l's'
Laccs, cdgings aud insertngs;
Nankeens, and bed spreads;
Cotton ba thread, cotton spool do;
Patent thread, ass d; gambro"ns'
Cultunadcs buttons, needles and pms
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
serg Goods.

Bazorinc and painted jaukonrt ilusini plaid Cling
hams 81 Al IS; brown Domestic, Columbian, mart
boro a nd Grorgln Stripes Franklin Plaids; heavy full
ed Salineu Striped PLAID, blk steel mixed, and hiHe
do: scarlet white and green hanncls red padding
cloth do canvass colorcd cambrics; stout webb, worst
ed and India Rubber braccs Lcvantine cravata PnnGe"
ENGLISH Iandanna and French SIX hk(S.; Sptialhe d
and Choppa; silk purses; twist; black silk bmrd' blk
silk cords coored worsted binding; quality binding
secscia lining. serges xed and patent pins; noha'r
and silk bindings; cotton and linen sewing thread ;
white twiilrd tapes linen do; cotton hks: ch'ntz
shawls: black and cOlored tatfa ribbons lasting, sat
i'll and In1hai- coat and vest huttons plain muslin
cravats; Madras do Avery shcctng; Greenfield y Bur
lington tckings McrrImack rich chn'z, g'ngham
stripe, and French plate prints, great variety OF pat
terms; blue and green blankets; cotton yarn Sc &c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
DR.. C. BENZ. SMITHS
SUG,R Cv,rEO
"Improved vegetable Indian Pills,

Are the result Of this labor. Their effects, and the
general favor with which they have beGn received in
all parts Of the United States warrant the proprietor
n the declaration that ''thcy the greatest Po,
me n IN me inc ever known" uuhkr all other pills,
these ncihcr gupe, produce nausea, nor any other
nplea,ent sensLrinn While they powerful, 1t
is possible for a medicine to be, and be harmitss.
PARENTS
canno, be cautious of mineral medicines VIII ch eS
crt such all all powerful influence upon the system as
to supcrccdc every thing else stiilng and sIencng
both the disease aud herself altogether, aud Of
ten rostituting greater and more gre'ouS disease,
which shall weigh upon a man through IIlc.
SICKNESS IN CilILDRrN
requires the prompt and certain effects Of mild and
agreeable Purgativc medicine; like these pills
ar instantly expelled from the system by their
Foul stomach and furrchtouguc find positive anti
do in these sugar Coated PIIls.
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take them, and they
will promote regular action, and preserve he''h ana
strcnth of bod, and vivaLity Of mind For ccTllh'
Gates o. ladies' We refer the Idvad to pamphlet to
be had Of the agents But will merely refer to a
few who have been cured by the use OF these lIIls
r. Thompson. j6 North Moore street, nephew of
the late Judge Thompson) cured of periodical head
ache and pain in the breast
R. NJ Park United States Navy. fever and scroiula
jacob Clrock's daughter. No. staple ST, cured Of
worms
Mrs. $. A. Goud, (AIatron of the United States
Ho.pt,N cured Of chc aud billions affections.
sarah Douglass corner II Ludlow and Walker sts.,
cured Of pain in the head, dimncss Of sight. &c
las NJ Turner, late of the u. ). Navy, Jsl Green
wch St. cured of weakness in the breast, coslIyeness
ana dihculty Of breathing
Ira Alvoid, Cazenova, n. Y. cured of bilious COM
plant
James J. Bcvins deputy sheriff, has seen them used
in the debtors prison with astonishing results
fIou P. e.. Lawrence, and Nathan Ball, VI D. OF
Nclg,n have testified to several remarkable cures
of fever aud ague by these Pills
Sold at I7y greenwich street, New York. and by
WALLACE 4 WARD, Agents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
Nv Al.LACE & WARD


AVE just received their full supply of goods, con
r;sting in part Of
Ixlsh and French broad cloths,
Gin md ran"y cas'imcrCs,
rycr nnd pilot clotha,
Ain an plaid slttinctts,
sin'apd plaid jran--
N3lnd plaid twerds,
imql6r clssmercs, &c.
'bfe, bnc. red, green Mackinaw blankets.
own snd blcachcd domesrcs,
ioksngs, drills AID Osnahnrgs,
hpes, checks, blue drilling &c.
ucn Ind cotton pant stufs,
l11H1tncs, lawns, silks &c
111nns, tesans Cashmere dc Ecossc,
mfmlinc de I,aincs, wooden plaids,
ak. watered and chlmgclbic AiPlccas,
"a, blue and brown m"rinocs,
ms sVooen and D4mask shawls,
bneyhdk is and ScariS,
sq11p lars chem zetts and coarcts,
V1uR ps trimmed; night caps.
w end white silk thnc and nett goods,
&1u1 BIT. Swiss and null muslin,
IN 4lcck and lace stripe camhrIc,
x1, Marseil',s :, and grass cIoth skirts,
~ and corset laccs
Gnen aud linen lawn,
eeu. cambr;c plain and hCmstich hdkI is,
yectton. and Madras hdk is,
~. cotton and muslin laccs cdgings md nser-
t4tG anu gent groves anu Hos!uly,
40 stocks and ties,
seh md fancy silk cravats.
lex ind fancy gnps and iringcs,
sek.ent eyes thread, needles &c:
owuand black Hollands.
II and cotton velvet,
Lin Mar.eiIIs and velvet vcstngs,
Mons, great assortment,
4nett, cap, satin, aud tatTa'a rib5cns,
1sellus and pHrasulS new style,
11ing and carpet binding,
ols and iinscys,
and horn dressing combs,
and horn tuck combs,
Iombs,
h@n|bail, and tooth brushes,
pf(1nery, soaps, &c.
II ~ kIaces, hair pins and bracelets,
loe1D woTstcad and cotton suspendcr5,
Dxes &c.
bgc,hcr with very large assortment OF
W. Mocs, Hats, Caps. and Bo"neHS; Gl"ssr0re'
Qxlessrare. Hurdwarr, Saddiery. AMI Sad-
sdisrs' Trimmings. Books and Stationery,
sss Groceries. Drugs. Paints and
-, DYE-STUFFS.
oa6s0jsng every article usually found in dry goods
l1144 this country which they offer to purchasers
~11lssale or retail at as low prices as can be pur
~ ~ where in the State All that We ask Is an
Wl11( jon of the qualities and prices OF our GOODS
I11Il the facilities we are determined to sell as low
~ thln the lowest.
61E Buren,, June 70. 1855.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12

TIAVE jus, received by late arrivals fine stock OF
goods selected Tor this market, consisting in part
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
81, A., and 81 brown aud bleached shrtngs. Low
ell and Virginia cOitons, brown aud bcached shriings
apron checks, American. Frrnch and Att,kapts cot.
tonades, bedtickng. black Rlpicca. hnmhaEinc and
summer cloths, black and coorrd mcrnos, nanktns,
black and cnl"rod cambres, English, French aud
American prints. mourning cIlcOes, Irish linens. Rus
sa Ci prfs damask table cloths, olmhrc, swiss and
Jac"nri muslns. Nadrass silk ard linen mhrc hand
kcTchiefs black IIaau craVats Prussran sawl white
and blIck hse and half hose wnrsted, silk and
kid gloves, webb and gumelastic suspenders, ladies'
bnnmet cotton cord, white aud coOred spool cotton,
black and colored sewing silk hooks and needles
pins whaebone buttons, IVORY dressing, side and tuck
combs brass steel and silver thmbles, look ng glasses
violin strings, fish hooks and lines matches. steel pens
pIpcr ink pen and pocket knives, table knives and
forks, spoons, 80. &c
BOOTS. SHOES AND hats:
Ladies hrogans, slippers, ties, buskins aud halt CATERS
gls, boy, and infants shoes and brogans, men KIP and
seal brogans gentlemen scwed and prged calf and KIP
boots, slippers and dancing pumps, brOadbrIm black
and drIb Russia hats fashionable silk, Russia, cass-
mere and nulria hats, scalet, cloth and fur cap'.
CLOTlllNG:
An assortment of Summer pa ITS, coats and vests, black
satin vests drawers knit shirts lenir bosom Shirts &c
QUEENSW GLASSWARE. &c.
All oi which were bou ht low and viii! be sold cheap
for Cash Country Produce
Van Buren, June y, lsI5.-2D.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
Notice.


atEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the Choc'aws
to be endorsed proposals with iron and Steel Will
ne received by the undersigned At tn" Choctaw Agency
until II o'clock Monde the Ith day of August next
supplying the Choctaws with tons of Iron and 500
D runds OF steel, in the following manncr:-unc Ion o
ron and hundred pounds nj steel 10 be delivered at
he public blacksmith shop l6 Gcs below Doaksv lille
he same nifty OF each the public Sh at or near
cunning Water in the Pushmataha District the same
luautty at the shop near the Council lioIsc, 10 miles
RON the Choclaw Agency; aud the same quantity at
thc Spencer Academy shop.
Each ton of lrGn 10 consist of
500 los. plough moulds.
200 round iron inch
100 " round iron inch
IUU - mail rods,
!-rso axe bnr,
and the remainder of ght assorted bar iron all OF the
best Juniata other apprp:ed manufacture of equal
quality. The Steel to be Of the best Cr"wlcy Steel
The whole tI be delivered at the different shops
before the 18th January, 1916. Payment will be made
upon the certificate of the different blacksmith s OF the
delivery OF the iron and Steel according to contract
i he usual security required.
WIN. ARMSTRONG,
Act. Supt. W. T.
Choctaw Agency, June 10, i8i5.--io-ot.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12

Sugar coffee loaf sugar, clarified sugar, moassCs,
rice Regam and Principe segars, honey dew and Lett.
vichcs hest chewing iubacco; gun powder tea: Iai
bbl. shad; tanners OIL cl ,ret wine, pickles, mustard
tomato caisup; cayenne ground pepper cinn' 'mon and
ginger: ground pemcnto; lemon syrup; Stoughton hit
tcrs cassia sweet oil Muscat and Fort vine, sweet
wine in casks che ries, t"sns, spies mould c. n
dies, whiskev old Bourbon do lnSeed oil, Walk
eIs ale, PittsJurg dnchy pipes. soap, CASTLE do cider
starch cologne Jelly, Gour emery, white lead coarse
and ijlo sa eorg brooms singh ana double mttrass-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
Iron ar,e! Nails.

Castings, ass'd; blister, German and cast sloc''
Oueepsware, o Iasswarc; window glass; Put'y'
Wool hats, palm leaf do, fur and beaver Do, Rae,
i.. neI,rrs bee.wax and cotton taken in exchange
for which wewill give the b CHEST marset pf'ces'
Van Burcn. June IS lsi2,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
Nav OALEsss, Msy I4th, 1871

Nav ORLEass, Msy I4th, 1915.
G3 gE1HE Steam Boat Eyelinc having been
t-7t-yNllf L repaired TO the sAiislsoIrh Of the
,StSIs.sII Inspectors, Cotton OF other Produce or
McfrhanaTe shipped on board Of her in The Arsansss
rade will b., insured at the usus Of premium by
the undersigned Insurance companies in this city
Merchants Insurance Company.
RlCH'D l.. ROBERTSON, IsSpseis-.
Agency 81. Louis Perpetual Insurance Company
RlLH'U H. ROBERTSON, hspeeioy
Agency of the Mutual Safety Insurance Company
of N,w York RICH'D SNAIN, Inspector.
Agency al the General Mutual INSURANCE Company
Of New YORK. ElCHD SWAIN Ipsps6i"r.
Subject to all waTrantccs, expressed or implied.
Western Marine and Fire lns. Co.
L.. MATTHEW'S, frest
June !, ISi5-l1-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
Regular Van Buren,, Fo,t smith and Fort Gibsor
Packet.
ROLLA ,-SuMMEGs, Master,

ROLLA, -SuMMERs, Master.
%SS WILL ply as a regular packet between
fk--t5zlif the above mentioned ports HnA '-.'' son
sss:StssS tinnn .srougnout the SEASON. ea''s
SST ffifen every saturday morning at O'Clock, and
Fort Smihat o'clock, ?. NJ, of the same day; and
returning leaves Fort Gibson every Wednesday morn
ing Il: Q o'clock. The ROa having undergone Thor.
rough repairs, is better adapted for the sale ana
speedy transportation of passengers and Freight INA"
any beat in TIC trade. Every excrtion will made 10
ensure the comfort Of safety oi height
All packages, parcels letters or orders sent ny iho
boat Will meet with prompt attention. For ifoIsh'"f
passage apply on board or to the following agents
HENRY CUNNINGHAM; Wax Rrrrx.
J. ). GROSS. -
w. II. & VI. MAYERS, r,.r =, ,,
CAPT. JNO ROGERS.
FRED CUMMINGS, ronr r,.,,,s
w. ?. DENCKLA.
Van Burcn, March 8, Islj.-tE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
GREAT DISCOVER
N THE HEALING lRT!

IN THE NEILTNW INT!
Important TO invalids and Friends of the sick.
AyEDlClNE, however eficaeious, has always been
~ taken with drssatsfacIinn BY the sick, owing to
lis unpleasant nature Hence il has ever been the
study OF all great Physirnns to disguise its nauceoas
taste But their efDris have been crowned with
complete success II was lrn Dr.. Smith to
Plush. Having given the subject his UnTeInlttng at
ienton for nearly yrarS, he has, after spending
cons deri Bile OF money, prnduceda m dclnc which,
while is every way ayr elOie the palate is sure to
triumph over disease and all opposition, and TO repay
hun lor hs devotion to the improvement Of the medi-
cal science.
DR e. REM SMITHS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS ::
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,

TIANE JUST received the following articles Of dry
goods, groceries, hardware, Qurcnswaro, h"ots,
shoes &c, winch tn offer for salg reasonable terms
for cash or country produce
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
FRUITS. CONfECTIONARlES. &C.

FRUITS, C0NFEC TIONARIES. &C.
Oranges, Lemons, Figs kaslns, Almonds, fruncs
Vcrnacda, Macuron Candies, CitrOn, preserved Gin.
ger Lemon aud Sarsap parla Syrups, Salad OIL Mush-
rooms aud Walnut kotchups, Gherk'ns, Pepper, fine
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, French Mustard in
iars Am. Nu.Iard, Alspjcc, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon.
PERFUMRY, STATIONERY &C,
Ccylon scent tarks, tI"rdt tuI"gn', Lavender,
Musk, and Orange Waters, otto Rose, Ext. MousGn
Jcsscmn Vloct and various Others, Russian Hair Dye
Macassar, aud pure Eear Oil, Cold Cream, Cream of
Almonds. Shaving Cream, Pearl. Alcbastcr and Hair
Powder, Powder Putfs Shaving Brushes, Tooth, Nail
and Hair Brushes, Trusses, fine Ivory and blessing
Combs Indcllible LAX. IapG" AVID Blue fInd, Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality,
Po,to.Ecc Paper Gillots Steel InS, Qus, Ink, Sand
India Rubber, Marbles Lead PcnciIs, Fancy and Plain
Sealing Wax, &c,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES OF every description
the 81 ortment being large to admit in the colums
of the lntelligenccr without croNdng out "mporant
mattel"
All orders directed US will be thankfully received,
and promptly attended 10.
W. H. & VI. MAYERS,
GrocTs y Druggists.
Fort Smith. June I, l6i5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
rugs, Medicines, etc.

STEVENSON Il BELL have Just rcceiveu
[ from Philadelphia, an ontIre fresh stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints &c, which
they offer for sale at very reduced prices for
hey have made arrangements last by which
be enabled at all times to keep on hand Il
assortment oil all articles usually sold in Drug
|lcrs from a distance will receive strict ntten-
all medicines sold will be warrsnted genuine.
Gren. June IA, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
&gGpLAG EAgEgIs

Between New Orleans nnd Fort Gibson.
A Gs"A THE splendid new and fast runnin
tr-tlls steamer SWALLOW, Capt. J. b. GIcH
xS%l.Sf;Tf ARpsoN, will run as artgnlar Pseke
durlng Tie ~ esent sea son, between the above mention
cd ports touching at all landings on the ATka"sas III
yer.
Every attention will he paid 10 the comfort Of pas.
scngcrs-and the delivery Of letters parcels or or
ders entrusted TO the OF her officers.
MAY 10, Isi5.--l3tt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
DRY GOODS
BROOK, CATER Il CO.,

lLBY STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
NE constantly on hand, bought exclusively for
ID, an extensive assortment Of
luCIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ularly calculated for Western trade and which
sdsr on liberal terms to purchasers from Arkan
u The Indian country,
% 7tb, l54j. no 16-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
NsstiCe.

| SEALED PROPOSALS will b0 received BY
- the undersigned at the Ch, claw Agency un
iii l2ociock on Monday the 4 h day OF Angus
next, for suppIyiny the Creek Indians with as ma.
nv of the following described artlcIs ns can b'
furnished for the sans specified IN each case.
lsr. Cas-, Steel axes Of 'CoIlins,' '.llunts.
and .kings" rnanuficturc. in equal proportions.
and of the usual sizes in each box, TO The amnun
$500.
"a. Wedding hoes Of the di1erenr sizes
in equal proportions. w"
3i. "Davis" single horse pIoughs, with
crc,is. Wis AMI cas-, iron mould boards, 500
4lh. Trace chains, bright straight links,
each chain TO be at least feet inches
long, and 81 lbs. weight, 500
5th. Log chains, % Ibs. each. 200
9th. NJ. 10. hittcmore best cotton
cards, oCo
7th Cross cut saws. one half of six, the
cher half of seven feet in length, 200,
Slh. Single cut" cross cut saw tiles, ~.
9th. Hand sHws. loo'
IOlh. Ilandsaw files lo.
lllh. Drawing knives, II inches in
length, lo''
IL. Screw augors 2 inch, l! inch,
inch and inch. lOo.
18Th. Socket chisels, j. l
and inch, loo
I'm. Fore planes and jack planes, in
equal proportions complete, l0o
The proposals 10 be- endorsed Proposals for
supplying the Creeks with various nrtlces," and
10 state the number cf articles proposed to be fur
nshoi in ouch case. !ric;i III! excuses IN any
of the Suns named which cannot be otherwise aP-
piled. may be- taken from one arilci" and applied
to another. the object being TO eXpend the aggra.
gate amount for the articles specified.
The whole to oe embraced IN one contract which
will be made with the lowest responsible bidder.
All the articles furnished to be Of the best oni
most approved quality, and to be delivered at the
Creek Agency landing on or before the lst day
of February, 1916.
Payment will be made by the undersigned Al
the Choctnw Agency on presentation OF the GER
,fco,e Of tie Agent in behalf OF The L. States
that tho contract has been complied with.
A bond with approved security will BE- required
ALSO. nj the same umc and place, separate
proposals will be received for suppl ylng tho Semi
mole Indians with as many of the following arti-
cIes at eau be furnished for tho sums named i'll
each case:
Ayes of the kind and description required for
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
Regular Memphis and Fort Gibson PACKET,
LITTLE BEN NKLiN,

J. SIMPSON Muster,
A Gn WILL ply regular packet between
-g,StyNIir the above mentioned ports throughout
& EFESsTTT the season, and being Of light dranght
and substantial buld is well adapted to tho tradc-
The Little Ben Franklin will be kept entirely in the
trade and will make her trips regularly through from
port port, and for the safe transportation of freight
and passengers compete with any boat in the
trade Strict attention nd to the discharge freight.
anu ''.- AaiiycrY of lettrs orders For freight
passage apply on ooar,- 80 a thn undersigned Agents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
WILLIAMS g. PHILIPS,
wIL>ON's ROW, NJ

WIL>ON's ROW, Main Ntreet,
TIAVE jus, received by late arrivals fine stock Of
goods selected for this mlrket, consisting in part