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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

-.Ler of alen thus gathered under the Mexican
L,, il was probably not less than 30,O0O.
r. aIi, well armed The foreigners, who are
70, nucb all desirous that Scott should enter
II began to entertain serious apprehensions
i. success, particularly as the Mexicans were
lied with fine park of artillery, numbering
", 36 pieces, and were otherwise possessed
9,eat advant9gess for defence.
f. .be time of great trouble all party feelings
r,rgot,en. and Santa q ma was surrounded
,hs best men in the nation. Gen. Herrera
sagst them. What they may all do in concert
!, Iba future TO tell, but il is impossible for me
fn,e,tain an apprehension as 10 the result of
/ Scol,'s expedition. An engagement. can, in
| ;adgment. have bal one issue, that of Giscosn-
J n ,le poor foolish thousands who attempt
n hack the American army. 1t viii proba-
Lo-or should say, has bren-a bloody,
H. bo,1le. 5ut the end will, nauSt be The same.
&g;,bin 3 few days. however, speculation will
,n,;relv nut aside by facts, for an express will
- car,ainly arrive by that time with full ac-
bnIs Of the auack.
~ . VERA CRUz. Aug. 27, 1917.
,n,7emsa-We last evening had an express
/ Or;zaba. with a single dspatch nnder date of
Fo5,b instant. giving us the important infor-
,;on hiatt part of the Mexican forces, under
Valencia. had been completely routed by
4 Scott. and that a column under the iulmedi-
,ooc,,nd of Santa Anna fell back upon the
The action took place at San Angel. a
q some six or eight miles southwest from the
L. on the both inst. AS soon as Santa An
3F,,od himself IN a omparatIve stale of per.
S,l security, be despatched flag to Gen. Scott.
E,nos,ipq a suspension of hostilities until time
m be afforded Tor formal action on the sub
of nroposilions, int:matingat the same time,
readiness of the Government to receive those
,5bt by Mr. Trist The Minister of FOREIGN
Ems also Immediately wrote circulars, publish
ko the DiariO Official, calling an immediate
kio1 Of C9gress, wIlhlhe object Of taking these
s1osi6us mo consideration.
4 Iae Yankee army had b cen one of Visigoths,
bier alarm would not have been created by
h approach, and the Government have been
! en- ani whipped, AMI aliparties scared into the
sure that common sense has failed in induc-
them to gaks long ago, without coercion. 1t
b excellent sign that 4he Mexicans value Cheir
Etal 50 hishly, and the best results are 10 be
Ep,ed from this eXhibniop-of shade of real
becoming pride.
sghother Gen. Scot. decided to drive them
desperation, by adEancing at once upon the
4 Or TO lay upon his arms, keeping it ct his
], we have not learned. Our next express,
|ch is anxlously expected, will tell and hope
hform y0u by the next steamer that Joint COM
sloners are engaged in arranging terms of
ce. God grant thattheir efforts wall be early
cessiul, and am full Of hope that such will
lAe case. The despatch which contains the
lgenco which nov give, winds up with this
paiIhed declaration. Peace will DOSifivelv
Ile result, y ours, DC, INDICATOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
- n71 -
I'D Ne.a or!saas. on lhe 80 ut. Mr cALvlx 80.

AT Ne'o Orleans, the 29th uIt, Mr. CALviN CLEvE,
LAND.
. Gs- Mr. g. occupied responsible and confidential
position in The popular house Of Noses Greea'g7oi
Esq, at New Orleans, well known TO- and highly
esteeraed, by the commercial circles in this Stale
Possessing character Of unim Pcacable integrity
excellent morals and great business qualifications The
loss o. his valuable services viii be severely felt by
his confding employer also viii be lost society
one Of its brightest ornaments.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
CEEAS. G. GAINES,
SUCCESSOR TO GEO. PARDOW, JUR.. & CO.,
IMPORTER g. DEALER IN foreign g. DOMESTIC
E5AgsEDEgAAGGG 81 CUTLERY,

~ 2G LIGgGzjHe and 40 GrRUier SiS.,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
Is now receiving. direct from Europe and the
American Manufactures, large and extensive as
sortments Of every article in the Hardware line
the following comprising part:
100 doz Collins & Cos axes ass'd light e. heavy;
1000 kegs best Boston nails assd from 1 to 60;
800 doz cotton cards "Whiltemore's'' No. 10;
200 q" WOO &;
40 tons castings ass'd pots. oven-spders s. lids;
1910 French pots g from l to go pts;
zoo coils grass rope from to l inch;
90 : cotton pough-Iiue rope;
lOO s. tarr'd rope from to II throad
80 casks OK and log and trace chains;
10 doz cast-seel socket spades;
100 - shovoIs ass'd different makers;
80 " spades. Rowland's. Amas' s. Adams N:
80 casks wedding hoes. all prices;
~ " cast-steel;
300 Indian corn mills ass'd from l to s:
800 doz Wilson's coffee mills No.I, , q 3;
All kinds Of cutlery, tinwara, guns rifles, hand
saws, augers, drawing -knlgcs, smiths tools stock
ana dies, screw plates, 'mdl and cross-cut saws
howand's' manufacture, locks. hinges, SC ews;
with complete assortment Of carpcntor's tools
OF the most approved makers and fashions
Country merchants and puntors viii fnd it to
their advantage to call and examine the price &C
my Goods, which will be sold at low prices for
cash. oc good approved paper,
Sept, l847. l3a.{;m.1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
A CARD.

We, the subscribers, passengers on the new
steamer P. II. WHITE, on her trip from Little
Rock to Van Buren,, take pleasure in recommend
ing her to the travelling community as one of the
best of her class. Her officers gentemanIy and
accommodatipg--he furniture. &c, new, and her
Steward one who is hard to bent. And we con.
gratate our friend 'Festiviry,' III the appear
ance on our waters Of nama-sake, who. (Ijks Us
good yatron.) is certain 20 win golden opinions
from the public.
John Dreuuen, b. +. Hershey & Lady,
G. F. Smith, c. ID. Cadwalder,
a. Warren, Sam. Kingston,
Geo. b. Rodgers. e. b. Johnson,
Miss Ann HACEETT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
E5YECFza-BsgFcRls,

FENilE undersigned takes this channel to inform
-A- the citizens Of Crawford county. that he is
on hand to undertake all kind Of brick building.
The character Of his work is established, and hc
hopes does not require references. His terms are
moderate, agreeable to the times
lie has also large supply Of excellent build
ing BRICK which ne will sell low.
}. MCBRIDE.
Sept. Is, 1917. 32af
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
TO PRE-ENPFION CLAIMANTS.
NEW ORLEANs- AILG. .

C'ar5srWe Arke.. Sept. 18Th, 1871.
Mir. ED.roa-Sir: | wish to sa v To Prescription
C'aimonis. through your paper. rhat the plat, OF
township q. Of range 27 ". has been received
and put fe at the Registers Office at this place
on the 9TH day Of Jolly. l547.
JOHN BRUTON, Register.
Johnson c. H.. Ark.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
NEVER DESPAIR.

Philadelphia July 25, 1916
TO THE PUBLIC certify that before my re-
membrance [ became afflicted with what the Pnysi-
clans called Sr0uLr 1t made its first appearance by
pain and swelling of the ioints-morc especially of
my ankles, knees wrists aud elbows, after which the
glands of my throat ond neck became infamed and
swccd, attended with the most eycruciating pains
was often confined entirely my bed, and for weeks
together could not move my or turn my head
Several physicians attended me at different times, but
they did not appear to do me any good
A bout a year ago | was attacked with vomiting
which continued every few minutes all one night -
The next day eruption appeared on the sides of M
neck, which spread all over my neck, head aud
face with inha nrnation of my eyes and eyeis which
DESTROYED my eyeiashes, and caused the hair to fall off
from nv head and soon the disease spread all over
me: nv limbs entire scab could not bend
nv hands or arms without cansng the skin TO crack
open when the blood would out Some of my
fiagernails came off. In short, unable to get
Dr. JAYNE in order that he might undertake my case
He directed to take his AherRatjCe three times a
d1y and his Sanatoe Pills often assl should find it
necessary. / have taken his AHerHHtoe Tour
months, and most happy to say that 1t has entirely
cured me CAROLINE NEw BERRY,
No. lie North Tenth ST., Philadelphia.
If any person doubts my statement, they Will please
call upon Mrs D. Stewart and Mrs E. Doughty, 332
Spring Garden street, or Mrs Tabour, where l re.
side who are acquainted with my situation before and
while taking Dr.. Jayne's medicine
C. NEwBE8RY.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Phadelphia and
Main Street Van Buren,, Arks.
And w. II. 6 NJ MAYERS,
n32 Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Where may be had all the other valuable prcpara-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Sept. 10th. l647

The prediction for a Western man pervades
the whole circuit and if full delegations are sent
to the Convention at Little Rock. there will be
but one expression, in regard to the candidate for
Congress. Each county will vote for WeStern
man, certain, and never vote for any other; be-
cause, if a man from any other section OF the
State can be nominated at all, the vote OF our
section in his favor, viii not be required. There
fore. there will be no excuse for US to vote other
wise Although we will not vote for a man from
any other quarter Of the State, yet IT ne IS NOM
mated we will, as democrats, good and true, sup
port him with all our might
have not taken strong grounds for any one
candidate believing that such would be bad poll
cy. II Is understood here that Judge Faschal Will
not be before the Convention. and that Wilson
and Oldham arc the only candidates from the
West. The friends Of each are very sangulne
The one side. claim all or nearly all the counties
in the circuit; and 50 does the othei Had Judge
Oldham been out sooner, he no doubt would have
got majority of this circuit; but as 1t is, iSon
will, in my opinion, get Washington. Madison sol,
Carro-9 votes; and probably Senrcy and Ma
rion. In this calculation. may be mistaken; Dui
so it IS, that Is my opinion. Not wishing to desPa-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

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To be held Bells School House, near James Gin.
commencing Thursday the I4ih Of October next,
including the following Sunday, the 1T. October
number of Ministers are expected, and all are in
vited to participate the occasion.
Sept 4.l647.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
EEARREED.

At Wellsburg, Va, the 18Th of August, by the
Rev. Mr. Newell. w. Il. CRorHERs, Esq, TO Miss An
NEE DUvAL, ali of that place.
Alas:
= 90 Her words mild and free
yOh little did my fond heart dream,
Were falsely breath edto me-"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

+ ICol BowLEs i, ont in the Indiana papers
report. defending the conduct of his regi-
{ aHd himself in the battle Of Buena Vista.
h faiher severe on Gen. LANE, and will reply
a~ shortly to the charges which have been
against him.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
ARK NSAS RIVERP PACKET.
=. I. w Il = = =
zE ELLIOTT, Master,

'zzs55.7lgZzs3l ?. e; w = : 7 Z,
WILL ran as a regular Packet. froin Napoleon
and Mouth of White River. to Lula Rock, Van
Bureu. 0ad Fort Smith.
The =. u. WHITE is a now boat, AMI was built
expressly for his River, drawing only feurlccn
inches water.
! Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips.
| For freight or pgssage tbaving superior ac-
commodations) apply ON board
Sept. 2d. l947. 3Our
4 arc sold under GUARANTEE that one bottle Of
them will cure one person Of Fever and Ague Chs
aud Fever and in all eases if they shoud al to cure
The money will be returned But hcy never have fail
ed vet, will they TAIL time in thousand cases
Mes7rs 4. K PhiIeo & Co says :-Candeu Mills.
4 20. " are much pleased with your Medicines, and
know that they both good aud popula-. W e re-
grct that you did not send more OF the AGyE PIlS
as 'hcrelS great demand Tor them, and they have al
ways been successful in curing Fever and que.
II. j. B27tIeE E<qr Da} ton, Gcorg.a, s!ys:--Nov.
/ 18Th, IoIo--Dr d. Jaync--Dear Sir-Aly sales OF
your Preparations have exceeded my cxpcctatoas.--
Your Eapect0a"i, terlsiuce, CarmiHa,ire Ba'ss aud
Fcccr aua que Pilis all soli WE'LL some of which =
/ am now out Of want an immediate supply Of al of
/ the above named Medicines, particularly large
supply Of the EEpsct2raHt and Igs,e Pills. we have
and Fever, IN which youc que Ptls hire 1ileF
10 cure our attentive is Just beginning 10 be known
here. and appreciated. lr had cnou.h OF these Fc-
| Yer and AEue Pills, could have sold than
/ hundred do lars worth Of t. aGni.
y our, cc. II. J. BOSTiCk.
Ncssrs J. & II Moore, Lisbon, H., say Oct 3Ist.
lslG yoar que PjAs about gone and have given
/ uni versa sa tisiaciioG.
William beil, ESQ, Walnat Grove, Alabama says.
lNov gth, 1880 have sold all yolr gae PIs and
Tome icfH.fH-e. They are dong wonders here L
am sorry You did not send me NOR. of them
&C Clrmai,ucl, esq, Ianior, Georgia. says:--
Nov 18th ,loi-I AN happy to say that your prcp1-
raiiona ato cXcntg general favor. have sold an your
dgtr PH3 under wAaR NTEE, and have heard Of
their ai .ure In SINGLE instance
s iioldermaa s. % Mt Carroll Ill say, Oct aOh
1916 DIR. d. Jaync--Dca- SIR: Your Medicines s.,
far as they have beer tried in this country give very
general satisucton particularly your que PiNS =
We could have sold three times the amnGut did, &c
We had had thom. The Saniiivc Pills are very mi mel,
hkcd by all who have used them, and fast taking
the place Of all other Pills a a pgrgaiivc.
WN. llALDERWAN & co.
Prepared only by Dr. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold or agency by STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Burcn, arES.
W II. s; NJ. MAYEBS, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

LUSS Or HAIR AND BALDN i.s5..--IIs romcdy.--
II What Or Quigey SAYS.
SuGTHEap' rs TovgH, Va Oct. To- IS 70.
Dear Sir--Iou inquire or me whether | have used
your Hair Tonic, and the effects.
Several yoars 90 hair began fall rapidly from
she SCALP, and had hc prospect OF premature bald
1css, During several years used various prcpara-
.ions recommended for the hair, from which der we'd
10 benefit. At length a friend recommended your
Hair Tonic. used three four bottles according To
the printed directions, and at the end of months
my HAIR was thick set, and since its tendency turn
gray was arrested.
have never before given certificate recommend
ing patent Medicines, which .ndsctminatey used,
tHey often arc, do much injury, but in like the
present wbcIc know the article TO be beneficial nd
that IT DO harm, have scruples in stating
facts within my knwlcdgc Yours SJc.
JOHN QUIGI4EY, ". d.
To DE-. D. Invno. HhillLclnLLa-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

= ONDON PORTER, SCOTCH Ale, LONDON
] 4 Brown Stout, and Champagne Cider of superior
quality, for sale at w H. & N. MAYERS.
Fort Smith, sept. /, 1871
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Eg \ virtue of an order of the Probate Court of
81 Crawford county, made at the April Term
thereof, A. ID. 1917, and revived at the luly
Term, lS47, the undersigned win sell to tho
highest blder. at the Iuto residence Of Shadarach
S. Oliver, deceased, in Crawford county. the 25.h
Of September 4. ID. 1917, within the hours Of iu-
dcal sales, the following doscri3ed tracts Of land
belonging to the estate Of the said Shadarach S.
Oliver, deceased, to wit: The n. T.. of tAc N
+. ! Of section No. SO, in Il. No. 8. n. of r.
No 30 W, containing 40 acres. A so the NJ
~. ! of sec No. 3, in T. No. z, n. OF r. No
81 W., containing II lS-l00 acres. Also 1t
No. l of the N. T.. of sec. No 3, in r. No T,
n. Of x. 81 West, containing 80 acres Also
Lot No. 2 Of the 5. T.. j of sec. No. 6. in T. No
z, n. Of K. No. 81 W, containing so acres; and
also The 5. ! Of tho NJ. w. of sec No. 5 in T.
No. 7 II. Of r. No 81 w, containing. 80 ac:cs
All situate. lying and being in the county Of
Crawford, in the State of a kansas. Terms Of
SALE six months credit, the purchaser giving bond
.zsith approved security.
MARY NJ. OLIVER. Adn'r
THOMAS QUESl$NBGRY, Aans'r.
Of The Estate of s. S. Olicrr. decd.
Sept. T. ls47.-393w. Prs fee $G %
EIyERdYR Wors,cd, Canvass Patterns, Perforated
~ Board, for sale by W WALLACE & WARD
Ang Z, III
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

CHILDREN DIE OF WOR NS-Ayc and grown up
people too. DIR. JAY NE'S VERMIFUGE has never
been known TO fail 10 in The wars: stages.
Symptoms Of Worms s--Ihosc are hoadaeho vertigo
paeucSs OF thc lips, with flushed checks, grindiug the
teeth during sleep, disturbed dreams, sleep brokun oil
by right and screaming, coBvulsions, fsvershncss
thlrSt bad taste IN the mouth offensive brca n. cough
d'hcu!t breathing, itching Of tho noatrs, pain in jhc
stomach, nausea, squamshnoss vOrdcous appetite,
leanness tcncsmus slight chlls shiv crngs drowsi.
ness, fti'guc, swclled stomach limbs, rising and
choking in the throat turbid urine, frcqucnt desire t.
e'acu2io The bowels, scharse o. slime aud lnucus
& c., &c, &c.
For aeryonsncss paiPtatons Of the heart, sick
hcadacAe, Wc II gives ltnediatc relief 1t also ucu-
tralzes acidity of Stomachc, creates IN appetite,
strengthens the whole system, aud cures PILES.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
STEFENSO < BELL, Druggists,
Van Bnren krk's.,
And w. u. s II MAYERS, Druggists.
n59 Fort Saith, Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

I LLILARY .! Co.IPosITIoN.-Copy of letter writ
y Ten. Scol 10 the Hon. MiiIard Fillmore:
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

GREAT SPoar Down EAsr.--According to Mar
lha's Vineyard Gazette. amateurs in sea ports are
having great fun amongst the sharks in that Vi
cinity. Two gentlemen with boat-hand. last
Tuesday, succeeded in taking forty, from ten to
twelve feet in length. One shark weighed 500
pounds. That's fshy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Yours, &C., Rocky MOUNTAIN.
., Inc eamanches have a great many pris
y "nom they use as slaves. They are prin-
y whites, women and children, and are strip
IND painted black, and generally on foot.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Reading, Writing, OrthograPhy. DeGn-
ing, Elementary Arithmctic, History,
Ancient and Modern Geography En-
glish Grammar, Composition, Piaiu
Sewing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

THon. ALBERT GALLATIN, Of New York, and
Hon. SIMEON BALDWIN, Of Connecticut, are the
Oldest living eX-members of Congress--bolh be-
tween eighty and ninety years of age.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

& SilNA, Glass-and QueenstYare, Just reed by
Aug ;, II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

.0~9TGen-- CUB1EREs, one of lie French Peers,
recently conyictoi of corruption, mas left France,
for the Uned States, and wHI settle in ST. Louis
He has been in airty battles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Q1Tdhe Salem Gazette learns from Capt. SIs5s,
of the brig Oregon, shat Capt. McLEAH. Governor
of Sierra Leone, and well hnewn as the husband
of the deceased pootess, Miss LAxDoN died at
Cape Coast abou! the goth of April last.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

9A15 l3OaEiEI DAY SOhCGTa.
EJ RS. MARSHALL viii commence Hcr School.
-'- at Van Buren, on the first Moaiuy 6th
day Of September.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

ON What can. learn the Osages have not had
/ % ln ro55ng aHd killing the whites.
VIII give you more information In a short
In Last | remain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

DOUGLASS AND Garrison MoBBED.-H HMiab
Lloyd Garrjso" aud Frederick Dodg7ass,snow on
an anti-slaVory tour TO the west, were mobbad at
one of their meetings in Harrisburg, Pa, short
time ago.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
MARY M.<OLlpER. Adm'r.

T@gERHYR r Worsted Canvass. Patterns, Perf,rat led
~ Board, for sale by WALLACE & WARD
Aug T, III
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Where may be had all the other valuable prepara-
tions of Dr. Jayne
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
.Breaches of fai,L.' screamed Mrs. p,

breaches Of faith! screamed Mrs. Par.
tiDgten, as she heard that term applied TO
Mexican violations of the armisiice.-
.Well, f.wonder what they will have next
] have Learn tell of oloaks Of typocricy
and robes of purity, but ] never heerd oi
breeches Of faith before hope they're
made of something that wont change and
ware out as old Deacon Gudgin's faith did
for his was always changing. lie went
from believing that nobody would be saved
TO believing that all would be, aud a, last
turned ont phrenolager and didn't be.
lieve in nothing! Wonder fits as strong
as cassimeret, and she biz of her thread
and prepared new needle fulL--Bosfoa
Post.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

Why circumstanoes as you know, some
times put people IN the attitude of lover
whether they Will or MOI and il is but civil
10 such case TO do what fate expects OF
you. l knew too much of the difference
between crockery and porcelain, to enter
English society with the remotest idea OF
making love within the red book of the
peerage; aud though I've story 10 tell !,
swear never put foot forward till J.
thought il was knigbtly devoiri newt a BILE,
thoagh ever SO ridicefsos. Still, mus /,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

A Ioafer by the name OF Cain being as
ked by magistrate, the other day, il he
was the man that slew his brother, made
answer--'no, yer oner, Is the chap voi got
siesoed
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

Sambo, why am de hogs de most intel
tigent folks in de world! Because dey
nose ebery ting.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

man has started paper in the Stat
of Maine, to be issued "occasionaily;"
which is great deal oftener, the editor
says, than be will be able TO get his pay
for IT,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

Forsake folly, seize wisdom for your
guide, and brighter will be the remainder
Of yonr days. IT you continue TO indulge
an fSily you are lost beings.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

Love is sweet, bu, lasse. swee,sr.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-08
COAL. DEPOT,
Leno.'s Wharf, near the Long Bridg

:
HIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his patrons
and the public that he Is receiving daily the above arti
Gle OF its kinds and qualities, (Which will make his
present equal any the Dsrct) consisting OF But
lcr Red Ash, Pine Knot Broad Mountain, Clover Hill,
suitable for Cooking radiators CRATES, furnaces, &c
and have erected commodous shed for the preservation
of The Coal from the dust and weather. and would
state those persons who may obtain their stock Vi me,
that in The quantity purchased should he found not
sufficient for the the very frequently
only small advance VIII be made the price 10 supply
the deficiency. .. s- ...
would request The citizens generally 10 call before max
ing their purchases, am resolved 10 dispose Of the art
Gle reasonable rates. wv.
b. Each load accompanied by The certificate Of
weighsr
Orders will be received AT the "Butler Coal Office - Mr.
4 Massoeiis Drug store, Pennsyl wanna avenue OPP
poste Colenan's HOTEL they may be lett with Mr. John
f. Calans Drug Store corner OF Iil aud streets; ether
OF whom will receipt Tor me) through the posi- Office, or AT
the Yard on 70 LIZ street, near the Long Bridge
OCT s-ocLU' JOHN PETTiBONE.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-08

CARPETS neatly cul, ii, and ma'ie by ID. MOORE,
O.oct S-eod' Pa. Ave, between 9th and luth streets