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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10
cENTLEMEN'~ HATS.
LkfT LK-lITHN $50

BFEBE COSTAR. HArrERS.
81 BROADWAY. SEW-YoRE, AND
1872 cHFsSUT-sT. PHILADELPHIA, Will PRESENT IHs
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

The new ship samuel Russell, Palmer for Canton has
anchored In ths NORTH River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

<,OINTRY MERCHANTS can End st the store II
u Madsnsne, letter and cap paper, wrapping papers
Snsst boards euils steel pens sod pens lead pencils
slaying cards blank and visiting cards. together with
general assortment Of fancy and staple stationery very
low rates FRANCIS LOllhEA5
81 Manufacturing s,ationers, II Asiden-lans.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
Nassau sSotlce hereby gwen % me resn'ss ,h s
mex. VI ain of MARTIN DuCHMAN, brewer, l4.e u ths
CITY OF New-York deceased aud who alleged 70 nay
died ntestate that shal apply 20 the sarrosss 81 20
City and County Of New iors for letter. " - III
OF October NEXT At ten O'Clock IN the
New.York Sc ptembsr 10, iss7. JANE ,s,,.ar
slo asw4w fe"s
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The above are fre.h sOod. and In com plste order


vaie dwellings and stocks % gcods ancticn Cash Cd
vances made and al sales promptly cAshsd.
FRIDAY. sept 10,
At 10 ciock at store s2i Broadway doors above CsnAlt
GrNrEEt FVsStrvRE-R. {. KEMP viii sell at suctto<
above extensive sssormsn Of rosewood. black wal
nut and ihogsny furnare Of the beet styles and work
msnship which will be found well worthy the attention
Of housekeepes consisting In part Of rosewood, black
walnut and mahogany bookcases, wsdrobes dressing bo
reaus marble top center tables marble top toilet tables
wash stands. mahogany French bedstesds sofss, aud
rocking chair sprius and French mahogany chas,
cane e chairs divsns ottosns plush seat chsirs
mahogany French cribs rosewood psrlor CHAIR sewing
chairs black walnut hall chairs hat trees cottage and
last tables fancy chairs and tables work boxes solar smps
sfraudolrs &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auetionser;

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-By EDWARD
He CRARl thsday at 10 o'clock at the Auction Room,
2sJ Pearl consisting OF table cutlery, pocket and pen
knives scissors shears nail and carpet hsmmers
der TASKS v0ns wrought nails, rveed buttons blind
fasteners. iniad and knobs percussion lead
pencils satia glasses catgut and linen wound whs cbone
coach aud susey whips Ac 80 lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

t1l-Th- Celebrated Pain ENtractor-l2n
DALLEI'S CONNELs-
- No Merchant or Family should b. without tins
wonderful Salve If fri BE- furnished % at the most
liberal terms By arriyrgaf the only place for the genuine
s7nsif u -IArN1Y-nSE loRTLANn-sT--l.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10
MEMORASl

ship. Patrick Henry. Liverpool; Monterey, Anton
Llzsrdo Barb Carolins Charleston Wnt-NSWest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

% sand! hG sss, 'iBpSss tie eoas.
Atlas Capt H. Smith, will leave the psss
foo, Of Hsmuond-st o'clock y. NJ. Canal "a per
4 oc lock Fare for the who's excursion - g" ~
A sood Cotllion Band will accompany the oost and re-
arm TO the cify al . O'Clock NJ 81" <us-
-n~- FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIN
4l>u--SHOD will leave foot Asrkstst. Saturday,
Ek1nnEzfb u, at 2 o'clock, r. N Stage viii
,.... p,asepor on arrival Of boat, - usual. sl0 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

IA .t.sd. beds mstfessss and fssihsn ever
" osered for sale, at NJ. WlLLAHD1
XO Wares0oms, 100 Chsthsm-st. corner Of
- Mulberry
The attention Of others psTtieul sriy
allied 10 Xslss Patent night and lett screw becuesd,
which drew the premium the late fair Of the Asric
Institute. Old beds sisd. Cots wholesale aud retail
80 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

,hlp-repor,ed the lows Lines from Havre' TO Fox
& Livingston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10
-r-. GRAND AQUATIC AND SEA.

E..4tSzxiS BATHING EHCURslON-On Mendsy
SePtenber IS, ls47, the substantial see
steamer ATLAS, Capt r H. smith, will leave hsmmond
st At 81 CanslsL at H. CsthsTne-st ct ~ and Pier
O'Clock and proceed the Horse shoe, randy ho"x
and land the yasssnses giving sufficient time iYf
viewing Hook light and returning 70 The city
o'clock, =. NJ Fare for the excursion, inciudSss %
Clam-Bake and Chowder, Is esIts each ~sy y d -
take place the fast fair day. sp ~ts-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
Burglars and Thieves.

There seems 10 have been fresh importance
Of these gentry recently, and citizens vii d
vel 10 look out for their stores and sAbiea.
On Saturday niEfa last, an attemp, vas made
70 enter the sure Of Ness1 Cune a Goodhue.
Of tii- ,iIlsge. The villains succeeded in enter
ing the basement through 3 window. but fsiied
in the aficrnpt 20 lrsak into The store They
were evidently frightened frum their purVose.
having ieh sulne Of she ioois- A dog that slept
in The store probably alarmed them
The store q Asssr Williston a 1fler was
next attempted with more success. lie bur
CLAN forced their wss into he store, and tair-
lied the drawers Of Iiftle change, bot the sa8e
resisted their efforts They Tsgaied Themselves
with some confectionery, and ief undiscovered,
although CLERKS slept in the upper pan Of he
store. They have moi been discovered
On Sunday night. a horse and buggy ma
stolen from Capt Ira Adams. Of Narltoro, in
this comfy. II was traced TO Bennington, and
found al a tavern. The thieves had taken The
stage Al that place for Truy. There vsrV two
persons With the buegy, and they sre sery Prob
ally the same persous who attempted burE.sriei
lare
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
nNsterions Occurrence.

On Friday last. gentleman took the stage Al
Townsleud in this county for Fayetteville. On
his arrival there. be inquired Il be could con
tinuc on To Brafdeboro. and take stage the
next morning a; that place for Troy lie vas
informed that be could do 70, and came to tins
village on Friday evening. He gave notice that
be should Lake the stage nexi morning for Troy
In the morning, be was seen to enter the re-
tauraieur Of Mesrs Stosidard & Leland, situated
ca the bank Of the rirer. and since that tine be
has not been seen or heard o. He lefs valise
in the bar-rOoa Of Major Smiths Stage House
where ]; had laid al night, and which was open
ed on Tuesday, and found to contain 4 pair Of
shirts. and sSis.sI in gold and silver He Hauas
vas entered On the register, a. J. Dana Troy,
N.Y. lie appeared to BE- from 30 to 90 years
old--vss sioufly buili-znd vore white hat.
There Is strong reason 10 believe him insane, as
be slept in the bar-roo1, and left his valise ex-
posed on the floor, where his money might easily
have been stolen It Is appreheuded that be
nav have thrown himself into the river.
e. Since he above was IN typc, we learn that
a man answering this descriipsion Wa seen near
Capt. Bliss. over Wess River. on Saturday, and
ssaid in Brookiine Saturday night lie : uni
ycrsaily believed 20 BE- insane
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

TIE Sun OF Anahuae Of the lGih inst.
says. that troops have been arriving in great
numbers from lhe Brazos FOR the previous
eve or sin days. and 1t does not doub, thai
in the neat Eve or SIX days there viii be
FINN Two TO three Thousand men ready 10
march into the interior
These accounts arc derived from ihe
Sun Of Anahuac Of the 10th inst. and
brought by the Osceola. and from verbal
communications from Mr. Dimond to the
Capt. Of the o. at the moment OF leaving
have no doubt Of their accuracy.
The news reached Vera Cruz By the
Orizaba voute.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS, Ran
RoAD.-A large and spirited meeting Of the
s'ockholders Of this Company was held II Bald
Winsyille, on the 2Sth inst Having met pursu-
ant To notice at the Hotel they adjourned 10 the
Meeting House, where they held morning and
afternoon session Report was made BY the
President, which was accepted f; and after free
DISCUSSION Of the condition, policy and prospects
q the Company, II was unanimously voted 10
put the residue OF the road from Norfhfeld 10
Brartleboro forthwith under eontrac, and 10
complete the same without DELAY, and unite tn.
company. pursuant 20 the 9th section Of their
act Of incorporation, with the Company charter
ed m the State Of Vermont.
The course taken by the Director in iss1iinc
Bonds OF the Company was fully sanctioned. and
they were further authorized to dispose OF liz,
bonds 10 an amount not exceed the sum
sS50,OO0 more. An association Of gentlemen
was then commenced TO take mp the eItire losD.
and about one fourth part thereof was subscribed
on the spot The residue will, it Is understood
be taken in few dAys-it being arranged thai
the same shall be paid for (at the option Of the
suoscrber) in sums TO suit AZ least twenty Der
cent thereof monthly, on and after Nov. Isl
II is further understood that responsible con-
tractors are ready TO take the residue O. the line
and 10 receive very considerable part Of their
pay m stock Before the adjournment the D.
reetors were further instructed TO take measures
TO have lhe connection perfected up the Con-
necticut River above Brattletoro. with the road
nov progressing in Vermont and New Ham,
shira---ErsHing TroreLer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

sTovEs,--We cal the attention Cd dealers m
the article Of Stoves, TO the advertisement Of
Msssr Jaeger. TTeadwen & Perry, in to-dsy's
paper. They s0eseed Z Corning a Co in the
business, and have one Of the iarges; and bet
foundries in the country Il VIII be seen that
they desire 10 make an arrangement with some
one IN each town, for the sale Of their Stoves
We shall be happy to act As the medium Of com
mnnication for cur subscribers, and knowing the
character Of the firm, can recommend them with
cuufdence.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
b. Tayrap1 10 H. Ner IoTt Hs'ud
Highly Important intelligence from
the Seat Of War.

FAILURE OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
RENEWAL OF HOsTILITiES BAT
TIE OF CHAPULTEPEC-THE AMI
RICAN TROOPS IN THE CITY OF
MEX1COii
The special and extraordinary overland
express from New Orleans for the New
York Herald reached Baltimore last even
ing, with very late and important iniell'-
gence from the ciiy Of Mexico.
The news Is highly important, and un-
favorable lin ali be true, the ror u not
pff orfr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

e We arr sorry 70 hear that Col Lombard,
Of Thonpsou's Express, was injured by the late
accident On The c. 4. Railroad Our readers
are indebted 10 his attention for many latest
items Of news, for he alwnys outstrps the mails,
and never f1rsets the urinters
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

MASSACHUSETTS WHIG STATE CoSvES-
TIoS.-The Wings Of the glorious Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, met in Convention, tigkf
hundred strong, at Springfield last Wednesday
Hon. GEORGE AsHTUS vas chosen President.
Thepresent Chief Magistrate, the Hon. GEoRGT
n. BRIoos, was, with great unanimity, re-nom-
mated. The veteran JoHS REED Was re-nom-
mated for Lieut. Governor %ith equal unAnimi-
ty. DASIEL WEBSTER, al the afternoon ses-
sion of the Convention, made powerful Speech,
which was received with heartfelt enthusiasm,
of which a sketch viii be found in our columns
to-day, The resolutions were strong and deer
ded against the extension of Slavery, and We
shall take another occasion to speak Of the
ground taken in them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

sFRlSGFIE-D Friend Bowles
of the Republican, is not 10 be exceIled in the
way OF enterprise He ineurs, singIe-handed.
We are informed, the expense Of Geographic
communication with New York and Boston, 80
as to anticipate the mail every day by about ~
heurs. The last teleguphie news from Mexico
was Obtained by him on Monday. twelve hours
m advance q the mail, al an expense Of tAirtg-
IRE dollars. This enabled Us to give it to our
readers in an extra at O'Clock in the afternoon.
when by the regular mail, it would not reach
h,re until O'Clock, P NJ Such enterprise de
serves to be rewarded, and if the cirizens Of
Springfield do not sustain it with liberal nat, ON.
age they ought not 70 have 30 good a paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

WAig Aasl1sss Of a. Legislafar. are reou.s,sa IN
DC punetaAi N their attendance the first ds, Of
the session The Wing majo,iiy in the Hou Is
veTy small and il Is important to have fun atren
ance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

e. Thanksgiving in New Haaphire. Massa-
obl=etfs end Missouri. November 25th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

fENsAtoLA, sept %, ie4I
The brig Osceola arrived It the Nav
Yard last evening, after passage OF 10
days from Vera Cruz.
She has brought late and unfavorable
news from the army OF General Scot.
II seems that hosliliiies were renewed on
the sih inst, Santa Anna and Gen. Seo,i
mutually charging each other with viola.
tim Of the armisiiee. According 10 the
last accounts. our troops had possession Of
tlcO streets, and had dripeH ~ principal
part Of the Merioan force in or toscards Ia,
Plaza. Our troops Aai suffered ereatlu
from the ire Of the eneuy, sfafioaed ia ioil-
d sOs and on the roofs Of houses, and GIN.
Worth pas badiy 6n not mOrfGfly lrO4nded.
Our loss since leaving Puebla is esiima.
ted At three thousand men.
The proposition of Mr. Trisi, for the ces-
sion OF portion OF California FOR consid.
Grafton Of twenty millions Of dollars, had
been agreed TO By the Mexican commission
ers, Bat another proposition, fIiHg the Rio
GraRds as the boundary on This side, usas
PreWptoriiy rejected.
II is said that Gen. Paroles is on the road
between Vera Cruz and the city OF Mexico
wih large force If guerrillas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30

hii's Marshall, ton, Ohio, Dec. %, IS45, says
oar Sanatiye Pills excellent Family Medicine.
the Carminativc Balsam sells well The Ague Pills
think good article
thompson Graham, Mercer Pa, says-Your Mcdi
cines are highly valued here by all who have used
them.
Dr. John G. Schmidt, Woodstock, Va, says--You
VIII please send me some of your Expectorant
our valuable Medicines selling well, arly
the EXpcclorant and Santive Pills.
,hf. Z. =. Wick. Wayne county. Ohio says--Y our
rus and Verm fuge giving good satisfaction and
are dong wonders here.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne PHILADELPHIA and
sold on agency by STEVENSON 81 BELL,
Main Street. Van Buren,, Arks.
And w. ii. & NJ MAYERS,
h5o Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 22d. lS47.

Dear STR Cur Township meetings will begin
10 oe he'd on tomorrow, 10 select delegates TO
meet on the 29sa November, (,ho first dav of
Court') for the purpose of eIec.ing county dele
gates 10 the State Convention in Januorv next
am satisfied that this county. Benton and uodi.
son VIII instruct their delegates to 90 for Oldhana
as long as there is any chance for his election.
and then for Wilson as second choice.
Johnson will have no support in this region of
country.
All these counties are divided between Roane
ane Thornton; Drew is not spoken Of at ALL
We are inclined 10 beieve that he does not intend
10 come up before the Convention, as his friends
have made no efforts 10 procure him support in
this section. ".-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30

THE following extracts from letters show that Or.
Jayne'S medicines universally esteemed
Mcssrs Dyer Il Co Midllctown. Conn, saw Ill
Won please send some moro OF your SanatIvc
Pills as We a re out Please send them you
can, they IRE in great demand -
Dr. E. Dewitt, Eiyria Ohio, says-Your Expccto-
rant stand high in the estimation of all who have
scd Indeed the may be said OF all your Me-
dcincs left with me, far they have come into
notice.
DIR. Dewitt is physician Of high standing in Lo-
rain county. Ohio. -4
dicines sell weIl and in high repntcs here. The
Sanative Pills are very highly esteemed.S ,
Wm. Mngton, Ashland, Ohio. says, May 3, lo45
TIc FIX pectorant and Vermifugc is selling very
fast The Pills principally sold l want new
supply of all your articles
VIM. Mcintosh, Beverly. Ohio. March. lS45. says
Your Medic far have proven excellent remedies
for the diseases they recommended for. Tho San
itive Pills and Vermfuge in particular.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30
To THE EDITOR.
MADISON County, Oct. % ls47

." have Just returned from a trip
."'oush 'he Northern counties, and must say tina,
am truly well pleased with the condition of
'hings there. a. IL. Wilson is great favorite
III Mafion, Searcy, Newton, Van Buren,. Fulton
ana izord' He will certainly get the vote of the
'our hrSt named counties, and believe his pros
poets Tor that of Fulton and lizard are in the as.
cenoan'' AT any rate, pot it down on your list
OF pros and con's-that Johnson will not get tb,
vote OF one of these counties. He is COMPLETELY
feneea onf IN this great dem ocraic region of coun
try. He affects no, to notice Wilson in tho co,-
vass; guess he will find Wilson's friends soma.
IN me next Convention, and if they can't get Alf
Tor hrst choice. Bob will not be their second.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30

SEEING THE CoMET.-A genuine Yankee fresh
From the region of Wethe rlield Connecticut. and
decorated in his very beslhonespun loggerv. while
taking peep at the Park Fountain on Thursday
afternoon, was acc sted by of those mvs,eri.
Gus individuals whose existence depends on the
non-discovery of the ''liitle JOKER" and who po-
Iiteiv asked him if he did not want 10 see some
OF the curiosies Of the city. Our Yankee
't'en0, IN The innocence of his heart, accepted
me invitation, and they walked off arm in arm.
i'eaching the musuem, the willy one generously
invited Jonaihen inside, but having unfortunately
eft his pockct-5ook in his ''othor coat" he left
Jonathan 10 pay for the tickets. After visiting
the various sights, Jonathan's friend told him thai
Tor me tritiing sum of one dollar he would show
MN lone OF the greatest curosilies in the world-'
Nv hat on airth 'yo call it?' inquired Jonathan.
"A comet" responded the mysterious individual
"a geantnc GOMEZ! which is made visible 10 the
eye by an apparatus which have Just invented.
~ don't say SOL calculated Jonathan n highly de-
lighted at the idea. ''Fact.' 81 calklato You'll
make your everastin, fortune if YOU can
only keep the critter right" said Jonathan. ITO
oe sure VIII; I'll make myself rich man,
WIN this he quietly hinted at the dollar which
was promptly paid by Jonathan. when they they
waiked Out TO take some supper, preparatory 10
the exhibition They were on The ground (by
inc Park gatesla long while before the ID rum.
mona ilShl inadc lis appearance the top of the
museum, Jonathan anxiouslv looking thro,,uh Il
piece o: burnt glass for lis arrival. ..There it is
by gracious y shouted Jonathan; "there it is, as
natural as llfe." DO you it no,c?'' Yes, as
plain as day. "NeH, don't move your ewes
from the glass" "No.' ''Le, me have your
watch so iha, ) can tell you when to stop" Out
II came You can look just fifteen minutes."-
"Did ye ever sec anything like it 90 said Jona-
than. No one spoke. Il wouIda't have bcllov.
Cd 1t was comet at all, Wouldn't con ,inued
Jonathan, sering tho glass from his eyes. .5m
Haf PcsIy tai goes IeeiIe Iced Of oil creafion!'
Judge OF his astonlsfiment, on looking around, TO
ma that his friend was among the missing. and
mat his watch and wallet, containing someS93
III III oahkabIc funds, were in the same coalpanv.
ierfhed' he rushed 10 the police efice, but was
100 late 1.-THE bird had flown" and he had the
satisfaction of returning to his lodgings minus
ooth- He has resolved never again to make a
friend on SO short acquaintance and intends
leaving town immedialelv.-N Y. Sun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. "a, 1917.

:. LlTY OF MEXICO, Sept. "a, 1917.
Nct little JOY has been manifested by all at the
EfIVa, here of the American risoners-Capts
Jay, heady and Smith, Licuts. Churchill. David
p and Barbour, and sixteen privaies-who have
gently been confined at Touca. 1t seems that
|ey were released by tho Governor. Olaouibe,
A's own responsibility, they promising the Same
Pnhoef oil Mexican prisoners. and of equal ra nk
P'u'l DC delivered up 10 him. Those officers
IIo refused TO give their parole when all were
uefeu 10 Ioluca. and who afterwards escaped
I've performed active service here in the differ
Y oatiles. Major Gaines has been serving on
/ s'1 4 o. Ten. Scott. MIdshpman Rogers on that
oen' FilIow, Major BorIanG on that of Gen.
ol"' an1 Capt. Daniey on that of Gen. Quit
ean S,a ihe latter was severely wounded on the
SIh but will recover.
Yours. &c. q w X
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30
MORE EVIDENCE OF THE VIRTUES OFJAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES. -

MORE EVIDENCE OF THE VIRTUES OF FJAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES. .s-
Dr.. j. N+Smith, Wns5oro', n. C. says-Somn Of your
Family Medicines have ac' cd this part of the
try. They seem TO do much good, aud arc eagerly
sought after by all who are acoulintcd with their
medicinal virtues should be glad to have AZ
cy for the sale of them, as lattcr myself that my
reputation as Phiscian is such will promote your
interest in their sale. The Erprciorant appears b.
in the greatest demand here. .
Mr. J. ii. Wallace, Milford Pa, says-Thc first six
months very little Medicine sold excepting your
Worm Medicine. which disposed of. it is
but short time since the E1pccIorart much call
cd for. had used one bottle in my family and found
have been unusal number of persons conplang OF
heavy Colds and the most of them have found relic
by using your ExpcctOrdnf.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Turner, Savannah, Ga, says-Wc
have been very successful in selling AHeTatue
and have but few bottles eft; we wish YOU To send
a Gross by tho first vessel
Messrs. Whitney d Latin, Mount Morris, N Y
saycWe' ore about out of your Fernifagc and HIis'
Dye. and have daily. calls for the Thrmfuee which
stands very h gh in this section. The saes of all
your Medicines have been good, and continues to in.
Ezra futile, Wioughny, Ohio, says-Your Vermi-
Juge and rus sell very readily hcre--l could have
sold much more OF them if had had them.
l.. L. Stcadman, MayviIlo, N. Y, says--I find your
Termfuge aud Erpeciorant give good ton and
VIC should be glad to have another lot
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, sand
sold agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists,
Van Buren, Ark's.,
And w. II. g. NJ. MAYERs, Druggists.
SIM rt =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-30
Marion County,.

CARROLL COUNTY, Oct. I6 1917
Dear Sir On Monday last, the county of
Marion held meeting, it being the first day Of
their Circuit Court, and appointed their deIega,es
10 attend The Stale Convention. to be held at L,tle
Rock on The Sth day Of January noxt-instruct-
ing their delegates to support a. II. Wilson for
Congress, but did rot express any preference at
all for Governor. Wilson will get Searcy, New
ton, Carroll and Madison certain, and have no
dou but Washington. As for Johnson he has
has no earthly show in the 4th Judicial Circuit
We want a Northern or Western man for Con-
Sress As for Governor will be perfectly sa-
tisted with any of the nspirants except Drew, and
all think he has no chance