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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24
BY The PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.


an pursuance Of al act Of Congress. approved
4 on The eleventh day Of July, 1916, entitled
An act tn authorize the President OF the United
States to sell the reserved mineral Hnds in the
States Of Illinois and Arkansas. and Territories
If N Iscousrn and Iowa. supposed to CONTAIN lead
.ra." /. JAMES X. POLN, PggsUENr Of THE
United STATES Of AMERICA, do hereby declare
and make known. that puDIc snIes Of the lands
IEaGToFoRE WITHHELD From SALE On ACCOUNT OF
THE VALUABLE LEAD MINES THERBIN, Will be held
al the undermrnlluued land offices IN the Snte OF
I ARKANSAS, al the periods her, matter dessna-
led. 10 Vii:
A, the Laud Office at BATESFILLE. com
menclug on Monday the fifteenth day Of March
next. tor the disposal Of the public lands within
the aforementioned townships. VIZ:
NO,1A Of The base tIHe amt rest gt the tiH PrtRci-
pal meridiaH.
Township Hac!yoG, 3f TaH-o sixteen.
Tow ushIps.nLneeen and twenty, OF range sew
eutren.
Al the Lqrd Office at FAYETTEVILLE.
commencing on Monday. the twenty. second day
Of March next, for the disposal OF The public lands
within the aforementioned townships. To Wit;
NorA Of lie base line aaa rest Of the Eih Pr'nes-
pal morIIiGH.
Townships nineteen anu t"ehty, oI fdbSe
eighteen.
Lands appropriated BY law for the use ofschoos.
military. or other purposes viii be excluded T ON
sale; also, all quarter quarter sections. IfanyJ
covered IN whole IN part by those INNING leases
which snail not be determined by the day fixed
for the commencement Of these 81 es.
Prescription claims viii not be allowed to any
Of the above lands until after ths same shall have
been offered at public sale, and become subject to
private entry; and all o! said lands which contain
a niue or mines of lead ore, actually discovered
and being worked. will be- sold IN such legal sub
division or subdivisions. will include such
mine or mines, at not less than two dollars ami
my cents per acre.
The sales viii each DO kept open for twa weeks.
luncss the lands are sooner disposed off, and no
longer: and no private entries OF and IN the
tow nships so Offered. will be admitted until after
the expIration of two weeks from the commence
ment Of said sales.
In further execution Of the said act, | have
caused the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office TO publish with this proclamation, briei
description of the mineral reg ons IN WHICH these
lands lie. and Of the lands now offered tor 81 e.
" Eich he has prepared from official documents
and other means of information.
Given under my HAND at the city OF Washing
ton, this eighth day OF September, Aano DomInl
one thousand eight hundred and tOrty-sx.
BY the President:
JAMES X. POLK.
JAMES II. PIPsR.
actiaS Comm ISsIoHer Of The
Foo
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24
by AUTH d III IF
$50
Ry 1gf PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES

RY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIFIED STARS
I'm pursuance of law. LANES h. POLh, Pres
L iJent of the United States Of America, do here
bv declare and make known that public sa'es
will he hold a, the aforementioned Land Othces
in the State of ARKANSAS, at the periods mere
ina fter designated to wit:
Attbe land office at CHAMPAGNOLE. com
meocinp on Monday. the sixteenth day OF NO.
vember next. for the disposal OF the Pubtlc lands
within the aforementioned townships and lrac-
tonai townships. viz: -o,
South of the base line and rssi o. theG!m PrtHc'-
pal meridian.
Fractional township seventeen townships elgh'
teen and nineteen, aud fractional township TWEEN
~, Of range ten. ,.L
Fractional township seventeen, townships e'gh-
rem and nip.!eea and frac;ioaa! township TWEEN
ty. Of range eleven.
Fractional townships sixteen and seventeen;
townships eighteen and nineteen. aad fractional
township twenty. Of range twssse.
Township eleven. twelve, thirteen. fourteen,
,ad fifteen, and fractional townships sixteen ana
seventeen. of range thirteen.
Townships eleven. twelve, ,hiE:ssn aud four
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24
PRAIRIE FEMALE SEMINARY,

Located between van Buren and Fort smith,
IL suitable buildings, erected for the aecommodato
1 Of pupils The third session Of this school will
open the second Monday OF september next. under
the supervision of Rev. c. {. TOWNSEND. assisted by
Mrs. TOWNSEND.
Boarders accommodated in the family of the Precep-
tor, where parental watchfuness will be exercised
them, and freely rendered N preparing
their lessons. At the pleasure Of Parents and Guar
dams they be taught neede-work, or any branch
If domestic industry. They will attend upon daily
private worship. and, Sunday, public worship, under
the Of their feachcrs- For mparting thorough
educaton based in religious principle, effort shall
be spared. .... r.ar
A fine Globe has been purchased to aid pupils in tho
study Of Geogra ply; and. circumstances permit,
other apparatus will be added.sA Library has been
commenced. .
Drawing, Painting, and fancy nsedle,work,r taught.
if desired.
TERMS. ....sE
Session Of 90 weeks; in the Higher branches.
Board, s45 90. Tuition, 80 90. s35 90.
Lower branches Children, .. %
Board, ST OOi Tuition, 80 10. s25 90.
Washing, extra.
When pupils furnish their rooms, suitable DE-
duction will be made. @a.
August 22nd, IS46.-27-3
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMP TON CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to Ihe right OF Pre-emP-
ton to any lands within the limits of the town
suips above enumerated. is required to establish
the same 20 the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver of the proper Land Office, aud make
pa ' nent therefor. as soon as practicable, after
sreing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the commencement uf the publ. sale OF the
ands embracing the ,rac. claimed; Otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
JANIS II. PIPER.
Ic.iag Commissioner Of the GSneraI Land OGce.
september jh. lS4j.-@9-3 N.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24
OH YES, OH YES, OH YES,
FIRE, FIRE. FIRE s.:
w \ r, w \ K, v \ R.

r.NHE undersigned il thankful for past iavors, and,
4 believing that the great reduction IN hls prices
Will induce purchaser, to give him a cal, ls be
is determine ed to sell cheaper than any person in the
State il he has to give something to take his ware
from his shop.
10 Merchants,
For instance, pint cups at Il cents per Dozen nd
all other ware proportion.
To Farmers
Call and give a chance, and l will do better by
you than any other person Will
. Gutterng at 10 cents per foot ,
Octoher Hin. l-46. 3b-3 m.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

~ EMAlNlNG in the Post Ofiics a, Fort Smith.
Ara, on the Both September, lst6. winch,
If not taxed cut at the expiration of Ihrre mouths
Will be sent TO the General Post Office As dead
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24
DIED,

a. r,sek Agency, On the It'll INST. 'JI-s, L.
VI. .on At Jeremiah and Mary Beame-aged, two
fn' .I.r.n months, and sixteen days.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24

, political sneeches have been
,nsylvsnis to patch all the broken
Ind an the sli trunk, and band
IS W. ,relyemon,h. Wing prospects are
s. fof ,bey were two months ago, the
are coming out square on the Tasti
ncr's ' ARKANSAS.
5r,r,y-six.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24

NOTICE.
F7NHE undersigned have this day associated
Il themselves together. in the Mercantile BUSH
ness, under the name and style Of Turner & De-
Iano. GEORGE TURNER,
Lorenzo DE.LANO.s
Van Buren,. Aug 2Slh. 1916. SIS
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24

.,,,. upon competent authority, mat
. 81" 10, true, tina, MesitO has 'sfi.sd to
|Eceaa =, 90 shall withdraw our armies from
~ w" ~ our fleets from her coasts. This
'enn'. .b.olutrIy destitute Of foundation. The
cao, Of that repubIic has determined 10
~ Presidents overture. to open uegoII"''"ns
r,s.. 70 the constituent Congress Of Mexico,
.;II assemble in the beginning of December,
/. Pc sIsSs the 6sh.l-L Wlash. CaioH' Sept. s6'h,
r,.,,,,r, 10 be called for, IS reported that
c...rol Government contemPlntes calling in
~sdi,,s action that part of the ifty thousand
MN. from the northern States. enrolled dur.
' NJ summer. no, vet mustered into service
wiII BE- despatched 10 TamPico, as soon as
fs,u .erson sets. 10. about the end Of next
Although last called, il it should be ne.
~. Ia march to the city Of Mexico. they may
~ s,,, TO ..reval in the hall Of the Montezu.
IS. Louis. Union.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM have in store harness,
4 Il sole, and upper leather for ale.
Sep. p, 1916. -. -R..r Al, Dr..
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PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,

HAVE Just opened similar stock, which they sdsr
1 \ for sale OF the same terms.
Van buren,, July 18th, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24

WANTED,
By T.. B. BIS II or,
)AAA BUSHELS Clean Oats!
lVVV Cotton Ginners' Receipts;
PeItrIes. Furs. Hides. Taliow,
Flour, and oher produce.
| FINE lot Of Ladies' and Gent Iemen's sad.
4 dies JUS, received by s. b. lsaac Carrot, for
y low.
New Goods expected in a few days.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24

HENRY CUNNINGHAM have for sale
il 10 Ps hagging,
10 coils rope,
| 50 do Irvine.
Pet "a. 1916. 81
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-24

IJAvE just spsn~d at their Store IN MAN Street
fresh and we'll assorted stock of gods, consist
ing part % tho following articles, all or any Of
sAGh they prepared to sell cheap tho sassEss
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) E .S T ssSNs
[IzIlys s SsI;Ey;IIIE

IS by far the sifongsSt preparation of Sarsaparia ianl. as has been frequently tested both by it's ef- cts and anaksIs.
 It is fast taking he place of al other prepara- tens becass of as Jfcacy (numeroas ciri6cates bee ing pnbhed llon tIme 10 lime) and because of Hs superior strength Gone bottle heng ul to six pnts nf Syrup of Sarsapsrilla, bot les of any other extract ) il is consequently hs be~ and cheapest, requiring less to he taken and cos'' ,g less, beng sold ai ONE DOLLAR FOR sIEGLE BOTTLE.
 It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or body; Diseases of The Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections ofthe Skin, or breaking oul of dry and watery pimples of the Face, Neck and Body; Scroiua; Erysipelas; Con- situtional dseases arIsing froa the of Mercury and other minerals; Syphtic and Venereal Afec- tons, as well as inc greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has ever been dscov- cred. In short, a general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given Of it's inef6- cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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u Tl..fAt- l.a.1Ai. S

10 Parents. Guardians and Teachers Of
 Aiah"m ma and Mississippi.
 FhNitl. naderslsn would resp"cifa k call yoHr ai-
 A 'enties To tie f1owiog list of Scbool Books, universally adopted and highly recommended by Il "b7are intefesioC in the cause of educaiion;
 di1tama Sfyis e Readers--ho I. The Primary PfMet, new eIii n; No 2, The Chd's Reader new edition; No 2 Exercises in Reading new edi. unni No 4. Pouer's Rhetnrle,I Reader, new edi. tion; Webslers Elementary Speller; aleircal Sto- rles m Chemistry and Philosophy; 0lney's Geogft- phy aud Atlas; 0iney'. Iniradaction 10 Geography; The Book of Commerce; Wmt's Improvement ol the Mind; Balll0n's English Granimet, Bulllon's 6fePk Gfammer; 0imstead's hatsral Philosophy; GomstOck 2 Natural Philosophy; COmsuck's Chem. lstrvi Constock's $ Physiology; Preston's Book kerpingi The Scholars CnApanion; The Scholars Companlnn; The Scholars Reference Book; Wen. sier.s Sehooi ''ciongryi Abercronbie's Moral Feelings eoo, cir's Ecclesiaslics History; Lin coln's Boany. Bnrtell's Geography of the Heav- ensi AleXander's Evidences of Christianity; Sone's Rhetorical Speaker; IIo ,ge's Logic; WilImd's llis- tory of U. $. vo; WilIrd's lIlstor. of u $. abridged; Nlllard's Universal History; Parey's Natural Theology; Bible; NewinaD's RhetnrIc. Newman'e Political Economy; Butlef's Analogy: hame's Elements of Criticism; havies' first Les. sons in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies, key tu Atiihmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key 10 Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes bnuidon's alsehrai llaves' Legcndre's Geometry i; Davies Surveying; na"ies' Anai lcai Geometry DaEies' Descriptive Ge"mclry; Da,ies' Calculus Davies Shades and Shadows; Anhop's Latin Les. sonsj Anihon'5 Latin Prose Composition; Anhon's Latin Prosoiy; fnthon's Cicero; Anthon's C;ssar; Apthon's Sansti Anthon's llornce Anlhon's Greek Lessons; Anihon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anlhon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anhun's Greek Graminai Anthon's Die tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical niotion. ary; Andrews and St9ddard's Latin Grammar; An. drews' Question 10 Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons m. Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An drews Vri k0ma; Andrews sallasl; Andrews La tia Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises; ponnegap's Greek Lexican; Greek Testament; Alns"orh's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; Homeri Has; French Guidei Bolniar's Leyizac's French Grammar; Vie de George Washington Re- euell DraaaiGle; Recreations, Ins. al Emusl5tss,J Adventures oi Teienlaqne; Boyer's French Dicilon. ary; Tne Young Cori The School Singer; Bur rows Piaaof-rte Primer; Meneke's Instructor; Hunlcn's Instructor.
 have also constantly on hand large and well selected stock of Blank Book and Stationary; Law Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Bouks and will fill all orders with proinplncss al very low pr At 2S 1auphin slreel,.
 noyl4 237Cmo JOEL WHITE.
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PATENT MEDICINES


 eR.. =rDtsf, ssn lllf. t.itNIR OF LOVE = II is a se'el'lgn and speed, cure luf ineipient 'onsnmptio", Barrrnuess. Impolrncy. h. corthwa or Whites. Obstruction, difficult UT painful Mensuu,Iion, Inronliuepce of urlne. or inyouniar, discharge lhereaf; and lur geuelnl prnsriliion of the sA Asem, whelher the resn of inherent causes or produced hy lrregnarty. illness or accident
 Tb,e Is nnt shadow of u'st fhal ths E true, and were not ihe subject of 100 delicate d nalnre. hu dredS would teslIS 10 lhe unfR Ralled ethr;cy ui this Cordial is a specific for barreaness tuar nhus gee's lrregulafite- in iae secrellons, paHs in the kidneys, icmil" sunpfesslrns Cor the revcr.e) pin apsus aterl, and III laci to luos every disease tu which tle most delicate portion Of tle hpnmn otgtu- I2alon k liaile IL culnuI indeed. cure mlliai ma ipn of the parts. bpl for an,thug slari of Ina, il k offer i ihIailbe cure for barrenness, uhile in all the ather diseases enumerated ab1se, hen acute chranic, u II he found salc and su,ereien re- mriy. The I.neina Cordial IS geutlp tonic, ope- rating generally upon the secrelive organs and bra cins lie whole system wilhoet so far slunlatinganv function as 10 produce subsequent rel,xation. On the contrary, ii 10 act in perlecl harmony with nature, and does create temporary vigur, hui permanent renewal ol Ike natural ene eies. The
 first bottle used will llIly convince ihe purchaser of the truth ol all we have asserted
 For sale in Mobile hv
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EOEsFsa G& co. AP0THECARIES AND CHEMISTS
dlHI WtdIpFs m


 GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, dpoihecGres' Hall opposifs he M1nsi0a HonSe, and 95 Gou0nRsent street. ID ESPECTFULLY call ihe attention ot Fami- \ n lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country, 10 their extensive and well seec- e stock of Drugs, Medicines and Che nl;cals, and lirge assortment of the most delicate French Eng hsl, German and American Perfumes and Extracts. . &c together with great variety of Brushes Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted To the Toilet UT Nursery.
 Physicians prescriptions will receive particular attention. .t. l.. The very best of Medicines constantly kent on hand, and competent persos always in readiness both night and day, to prepare them in Ihe most careful and scientific manner, wilh scrupulous re- gard to correctness.
 LEEcHFs of the bet kind always kept for sase, and person Mir. PayneJ every way cninpeleut at hand 10 apply lhem,and charge made bnt for those nat take. Medicine chests filled and reliLied ia the eaiest and most careful manner. ney1 rEyHE AMERICAN ART.UNION-For tho pro- N motion of the Fine Arts m the United State, was incorporated m i810, is nanaged Is gerp le,p without qompensaItsn, and pursues the loIlow,sg plan
 Every subscriber of five dollars is a nerber for the year
 The money thus obtained, after paving necessary expenses. Is applied n the first instance the pro ducion from American Painting of large costly
 
 Art. For every fre dollars paid by him, every member receives copy of the engraving Every member also receives annual report, con,aining tie pto- ceesngs and addresses at the annual distribution, u list of the members. &c., and sometimes an addi- Iipnai work of Art.
 The residue of the money is applied to the purchase uf American works of Ari--Painiings, Seulp'nre, &e.,--varvng in price from twenty several buii- dred dollars.
 ...c .,,,,,,, t.t,. frAned--are publicly distrsted, by lot, among all the members, Fridao before Christmas m each year. every member having one share for every five dollars paid by him.
 Each member i- thus certain of receiving in returr the value of ihe five dollars paid, and has also :, clmnce ol drawing painting, or other work nt art oi \, eaI v;,lne. t flFi
 The plate for lh's year is s'Sir Walter Raleigh, p1rting win his Wi .ie.'
 Ssbssrbers for Ast year csen get their engrayings, sthe Capture of ApdSe) by calling on 5. w. Allen, hssl sstsil ss, zs StpS'n su ts1 ,ss,, vHrsn.
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| | S UNIV ALT S rES r. BooKsKLLEKs, STA - rIohERs, AND nLANE Book HANuFAoru- REHs, No 36 Da"phn st1eet Mobile. Keep constant.
 s sn hand as large and well selected stock of Books and Stationery as eaE be found in he southern States Their stock embraces every variety of Law |. l Medical Theological, misceancn,ls and Scooi 1 Book; Law and Mercantile Blanks, Mortgages 1 Deeds. Leases, Checks. Notes of Hand, Receipts 1 Bills ol Lading, Bills of Exchange, Foreign aud Domestic, &e. Sc. A lso, Bhnk Books of various sizes, adopted to every department o business y | Iedgers, Journals, Day Books Cash Books, Record iiooks, Dockets, Letter and Cargo Books Passage Registers, Passage Books, Crew Ledgers, Wood Books, EXchaNge, Cheek, Bills of Lading, and Dray Receipt Books, and every variety of Stationery re- qRired in the Connlng Room, of the very best quail l ". la short, they are determined 10 keep every article usually cal d loi in Book store. l LAW LiBRARIIs furnished on the most liberal terms; also, Private and Public Libraries with Mis- 1 ceaneous Books.
 PARTICULAR CARE is taken in selecting the h. test and most approved editions of School Books, and punc,ualiiy and prompness observed m filling orders for Teachers of Schools and Colleges. SUNDAY SCHOOLS furnished with Books of In- strnctiou, aud fer premiums and Library use.
 They are .also depostors of the Mobile Bible so- eIety, where can be had for Auxiarles and Sab. bath Schools, Bibles and Testamens at the Ameri Bible Society cost, with the expenses of Freight &c. added,
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books,
 furnished with all the materials connected with their establishment.
 They are also prepared to make 10 order, and at short notice, Dockets and Record Books for Sher-
 ls and Clerks of Courts, and every yariey eff Blank Books for mercantile establishments, ruled te any pattern, and bound in the neaiest and most substan- tia manner. Also, Music, Periodicals, Sc. Sc. bound in lhe nealest style, or 10 pattern.
 Gentlemen wishing lo import any particular Law, or other Book, will, by leaving Ihem orders, be promptly attended 10, and persons ordering may rely upon being as literally dealt with, if person. ally present.
 They therefore, with confidence, invite all persons that purchase articles in their line, to forward their orders; or if in the cs 10 examns their stock, be- fore purchasing elsewhere. is
 1. 1. IA..n.. .l-o.l l.L
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IT. v. DUDUND ~ OV W HOItsHIt ap9 Druggists, 39 W a,er stree,
llINNEY,s fRENCH GRAMMAR -Ihil

EtINNEY'S FRENCH GRAMMAR This Gramaiar, wrIttpn over in all parts, ann c on inued 10 form complete rys,em acccrdng to the bel authorit es, wnh lu coHugalions oi ye,bs, regular and irregular, and references to all the important rules, Is being published, and Is expecled soou
 This Grammar in is present form, is believed to be ai once the most practical and complete ol any in this language. II forms q handsome duodecimo volume of about 400 pages, wilh fair type and paper, and neat, substantial binding. , s..4. M
 IL wiprobaby be teeive,l in two ar three weeks. T,ose who wish 10 commence wilb lhis system ini- medntely, can procure cop'es of the part alieady published, which will be received in exchange for the complete work when il arrives by pay ihe difference of price--iweBiy 6,e rens, .iis
 oct2s sUMWALT E TEST, $ Dsuhhin'ss.
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HAVILARD, CLARKE & co. l. C nUBoSE. &. co. By <. Y. MORRESEN, N. Orleans.
rE,rsRInLE pIs.sTrRs of all s.rls are be,

FE1ERRIBLE BlSaSTFRS of all snris are be-
 a coming cann0n as mol tn astouish ah' one. The Werld IS familiar with the bursting of eanuun, the blowing un of steamhoats, ile murder nf wi,ts deaths hy flood, field and frc and all tue thousand forms lhh casualties nOwa days assume. Fory ears death by disease has been the most common thlng tn ihe world, and men haze ceased 10 be surprised uhnn they hear ,hit isir friends ha,e Eilien Nic- ims. Ru, the astonshneni whrl aHeml. inc cures effected hy nr. Peters celebrated Vegetable Pills s still as fresh and unhounded as eter When men sec however, coughs. colds, consunpior, headache, dyspepsia, diarrhua, ague, and q hos ol other dis eases cured i, his rills when they see asthma, aundce, plles, nausea liver complaint. cholic drop sy, feters, elc, cured by his Pills and 'heuma- tism and kindred pains healed al application by his Plaslers, how is i, possible ihcir astonrhnenl si"uid cea-el For sale by
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iEsENsIBLE PRESERVATION.

l he piei ttilng netite is giYtn '0rerreselt the
 lSsfnsIRLEZ ZpERsFI- RATION. II Is the great EVACUATION fer ut inn ifiiti.s ol lie hnai,. IL will be iif.,iced Iliat n iliirk clauds trist is- su irinn all points ol ,lit stniace, Nhich m- dicaies ihai this ler>lii. fnfin flows uninlerrupi- edlp lIrn NC ate III liealih. but ceases niltn