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AnOdyne,

OR,Poor Mans Plaster. Price l2a cents fora large
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest ION fdence in fact is recommended with
that confidence that if it is obtained of the Proprietor,
and it does not give relief the money shall positively be
returned. For weakness or pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism I.
Lumbagn, sc. There have been thousands of them
sold, and single instance has occurred where
they have not given relief The price being very low
every person obtain it. In severe Coughs Colds,
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs, it will afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agent orBath.
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New Goods.

1T E. PALMER, has just received fresh as
IL. sortment of COTTON, WOOLEN & SILK
GOODS,for Ladies' and Gentemen's Dresses, Cloaks,
&C.; also prime lot of Live Geese Feathers, and an
assortment of paper hangings.
He has Pressed Hay Of first quality for sale in large
small quantities. for cash.
Bath Nov 3. dl-W2
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\. Browns Worm LOzenges

ARE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
N discovered for destroy and expelliDg all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble chlldren-
They a most excellent remedy, and are as plea
SAINT to the taste as any common confectionery They
diferfrom all other Worm Lozenges as they hare no
mcrcuryin them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
rev months A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Ground Rock Salt.

1AO SACKS, containing 20 lbs each, manufactured
AtO at the " Stroud Water Mills" from the very
hest Of ROCK SALT, by " Waldron & Co.. just re-
ceved and for sale by the subscribers Agents for the
Manufacturers, who will furnish it in any quantity
and delivered in this city at the lowest Boston price.
Bath, July 9. MAGOUN & CLAPP.
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Refined. Whale Oil,

IN p,,ds of az N 40 Gallons each, winter pressed
and bieaehed,s very prime article, Just rece civ
and for sale by hh"oc" WA"
Eov, -.
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+. Browns Toothache Drops,

NOR the cure ofthe worst Toohache by its appliea
Il ton a few times. This is the only compound
which eectuay kills the of the detective tooth
niiout the least pain or injury to the Others 1t is
warranted not to contain the least acid OF kreosote
which is 90 injurious to the other teeth, aud so poi
sonous in their effects.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Il. Browns

SARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
- used and best knoUn Bters before the Public
These Bters are warranted to he purely Vegetable
compounu-and mark this, 65'they can neuer do the
least injury any whdterer 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood strengthening and invigoraing the system. 1t
is not to be supposed that any medicine will cure
all diseases which the human frame is subject, nor
is this article recommended such like most of the
quack medicine /; but for efectng the prpose for
which it is designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence as this cele
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kingdom does not furnish tive
substances admirably adapted to purity, noarish and
inogorate the human system These Bitiers have all
the effect of the most powerful purgatives, when used
in sufficient quantity and yet are so mild in their on
Grafton that they may be given to persons III the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to The taste.
There have been many remarkable cures an this tonn
to which references will be given by
A. G. PAGE, the only Agent in Bath
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Marine Insurance.

Marine Insurance.
~,pr ppOrECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
4 continue to make insurance on Vessels, their car
soo' an" d. C. MAGOUN, Agent
~. "a 1a17 Ovid w35tf
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and Bedut3ying the hair
Boston, Dec. 1898.
DR.. Frederick Brown: certify that have used the
Oter Oil which is put up by you For dryness of the
hair and dandruf tn the head, do think 1t superior
TO any other oil ever used. 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives it fine and glossy appearance, and the hair
does dry up again. does after using any other
kind Of oil. Ihereforel can most cheeruly recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with dry and un-
healthy head of hair | think any one by using il a
short time will find il very valuable article
GEO F. BoNSEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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New York Apples.

A LOT of prime apples from Western New York fol
IN sale at the 'sCy Market "by A. G. PAGE.
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The Boston Almanac, for IS4s

Il TIC EOStOH AIIIdnstC, IOT IS4S'
rINHE subscriber respectfully announces to the nu-
L merous patrons of this little work, that the mum
her for the ensuing year will be forthcoming at the
usual time. The Business Directory has been or
oughly revised and corrected and there have been 9TH
Improvements, which it is believed will render the
Almanac for 1913 equally attractive any of its
predecessors. 1t is intended to give in this number
complete transcript of all the inscriptions at MOUNT
AuBURn,-thus giving to the country record or di-
rectory of that interesting city of tina dead.
B. B. MussEr y Co, 90 Cornhill, and THos. GROOM,
50 State Street, the publishers.
Boston, Oct 25, lS47. :. N. DICKINSON.
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Cash Paid

EOR old CANVASS and CANVASS RAGS, by
RICHARDS & HOSKINS.
Gardiner, Aprils, 1S47. dl5lw29
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
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iollH'r notice. Su.l'r it to say, iowvv.r, 'r;.l D;
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uI b. a.rI intelligence.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
Settlement OF Executors and Admn.s-
lTtttOlS.

r. OIilE is hr"h by given lu"t tie lo.owlm
y nau.rJ rA'culors aud administrators have
flied tncir accounts for settlement and couiima,
iy1, to W.T.
Nary VI. Oliver admjn.a.utry, and Thomas
QHc>,uhriry, administrator # Snaowi'l :. Or
,cr, hccca@cI.
Dolly Davis, administrative Of }o.N G. Davis,
Gecrascd
G,oea" G. 'irNctt, administrator of josegh T.
Mcdry. d,r,o&eL
Ell B"l, public administrator Of the cs'",, of
John Dn'rl, dcca ,yW.
Jesse Turner and George ". Prsrhar al, .in-
-trators acL,1iS nan, Of the estate Of no,u
Iuoup..n a.uuycJ
SaInn P. Gibson. oImini~!ro,r;x Of II" estate ol
Rob TT 5. Gibson, deceased.
All purspus Interested in tho settlement of any
Of the Il Owe accounts, are hereby notified TO como
forward and file exceptions thereto, if any
they have. on or before the next term Of the
Court Of ProbrIe in aud for the county Of Craw-
ford, to be ho,Irn on tho first Tuesday Of July
next, GA. ID. 1870 or they will bo forever bar
ed from excepting TO said accounts, or any item
thereof. A. MCLEAN, Clerk
Juno CO... \. y, 1917 - 2w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Sr-ore circulated through the Town, staung
IA number of Mexican prisoners, with Santa
N -, ,b,ir head, would be marched to tn"
81 ,.o to be confined TO the close of the war,
Il. nows sprcud through tho surrounding co"n,
~ co,s,a.hghtiug, and on the day selected
~ exhibition, such moving sin hot haste
.oo,oIrd even by the Byron's heros in the
'cn;Ie Harold. All TIE streets and thorough
',4rl,,;,c from the country and t. the bar
=. 'oro Tcusclv crowded by gaping multi
~ .a,,,o vino had selected eligible situations
- tIc cate tops and in trees early in the
1.;,a remoinrd starving, and on the lockout
vb1.c dav. and not until near night whrm
~. .n,cIr the rat" G.d they sneak 10 their do
S,.s ri,cl, hungry and ''tooIed to DEATH.
isin,iuclblc as IS old Rou-h and h""dy, h"
"a r,rrv his success lpo.iticnlly) across the
~ = md D.yon's" line. The yankees and
Z rioLbors. north Of said line, will not tax"
"a rhc rr..cr S ,cir.ies, nboiHonlsts, and
,hTs, cxnrrip.ntal u,socIauons that have 50
lormy opposed the progress Of drmoGroc"' III
/, sec, ,on Of the Unirn. are combined agwn>!
hs,o f. Bacna N.s,a. Although Gen. ray
wos first roninu,rI ia New jersey and D'.t-
= ,bo,. States will not como near TO t'AiiI
m TN. wings are divided on Clay, Scott.
Ciavrou. Tn. d, mocruts, are for any sound
,<,rn, vLo LOSSES the confidence Of th"
". bul for 10 man no viii n"i pledge himself
'ironp as q Jefferson Dr il Jurh~on, 10 support
princ pies aHd m">$urcs.
~s MORE ANON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

. %" lis rumorrd TINT Col. jefferson Davis hns
declined the appointment of Grigodicr General.
tender him by the President, and will take conI-
mnnd Of the Cd Miss. Reg't. in case that Colonel
Reuh en- rgrs rcsipne- FickIUrg Sentinel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

egory the artillery companies Of St. Louis, and
Capt ANGNEY'S company from Jefferson CITY;
they are well drilled under good discipline, and Of
course healthy and orderly.
81. Louis Republican.
Abolition ant Treason.-The N. Y. HerdM
gives the following account of an abolition scene
III New York:
At the meeting of the aholi.onists. on Tuesday
evening, at the ApoIIo, the negro Douglass, while
NPc"h'ng' denounced, in supcratvo terms, the
"N!sIng war, as one urged to extend the urea Of
slavery, and "vlnccd, in his tone and sentiment, Il
pred Iecuoa 50 entirely Buli>h, that Mr.. S;rahan.
r,Ilor OF III" SUFFOLK county Democrat. interrupted
MN. THIS led 10 an assault upon Mr. Sirah1#
by one Of tic audience, and, cuusc queuIiy.a >ccn'
OF un'vorS:d confusion. Ii the lqcll1 were Bev-
erIy Iuckcr, John +. Anderson. of Virginia.. md
Il company Of Now York grulcrnrn, promlurut
among ""om, We reruLuZ.I Mr.. S,aulm ia!n
editor OF tie G/obr. poyciJirI for his opposition
to abolition and uj>uuou. Tnc matter .ookcd
serious tor s~ur time, an! We re fearful lcst j;
would lead TO IL riot in It's Results, Until we per-
ccIYcd Su.Lam aid h.s trpr.ils. accompanied b,
some OF the HIOLlIsu committee, mount tir.
speakers ro>trun. There WAS S1mm, alougsidc
OF G'rrson, Strahan u'ou%-it Of Douglass, AMI
Fucker aui Addison, NirgImars, and sI:lvo.ho!a-
rrs, a.Uug~I |, Of JuIc Of the darkest specimens
Ol huiHQu,t ". Inch the occasion brought too t4rr
i! sacm.I, lro1a VIA; TO- u"ei llat tie o.,an~l,r
uupa,uOt.c, lu.e.G. lrra,Duu,.c inu-uag,, 0.
Douglass, A:.cA caused he upro2r, was CON,
fro4utd, oA condition rint MIR. Stratum should
lave The pri'I =" Of rCIy, wurh hr dId, in q
Mnmu"r SO m.h.y and r.u.pt.r. is 10 draw down
upon him, and tho >pnlueul< he uttered. the most
uuhounIrd applause. II" Sustained the war. and
the pyop.e secuted. j.. q, nDunr,d aluluau.-m
rs an ally Of Britain and tA,. y, op,c som ''yr.!"
lie pronounced the ,uo,o abolition moyruIo III Is
umlu,ula5,o and a>on@t'n. When I.e cnm-
r.uIoL. wa.rh l." rd auu an applause, Uu..o
tell, tie >.rndu s,"I Iu5l0: ouH:un in t.. c.!s.
he WIS r,p.t,I % By t;orrI-ou, IT,, .rat /. . I.l
Of luc Ihl s..uc. hl', tl' ,.u-r grui1 1.,:,.u
"@s >.aanins. IL Vas lulrrrur, j },y Sir. $.>m.n.
IN the o.0lr.r~t mi n.oSt polite mauu-r:
Air. SAA3t.I.-~N iii tic SIv.olrr Ir.rrl. nc to
Interrupt ntn ~" Single mournt?
Mr.. GA2EE ;.--,'Ci.n4uiv, >.L
Ilr. SlAT.--5ly nlvud Str,nan was g.o-~iv
as>auItcI y 'ne OF your ircnd> for p,ouounrju-
the ass'r!Io Of Douglass. "li"t luc war Wit.
Mexico "" Il war for tic prrIcl&"li.u Of $ ,.,..
ry, Us as"idvr on his coI.tr,: vuH IN l,."
nri,r, IS al WAS r,hrn. be brLuI,u.u-a T.. t.,
tn .,'ur O. his "as, for /, cy}lrs Lo5l, ami IL
big A."G lLiUar, IT ugnlnr. S'trluu'+ .u.,.
Is E,rIe i"aH any o.: L.arl'> b.o.,sD
Mr. IAhatsoN.-l protest lHnt no friend d
ammo yo> Ilr. Srrnhau'- hat. Where's liz, h.:l
II. hat Mas recovered, and .Ic naturalization
part, g'Ic"tu y te.t the iI0u, headed by VI.
Vuccr the geutIrm2u with the VIII l.. hat Tni~
rPi'' 10 tie Proc.cilu-s # .ac ,o}.:i,l N e. u,.
s ItHtrc t.pt tro ,2,a, h $ no rc,t ug p'acc il
IL nsirts Of the rl!'Z'n5 Of New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF
GEMI3RAL JrAWLLR,
GIsAEgA ,-'S@ MAGAZINE.
NEW VOLUIIE-JULH. 1917.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

! - IL iINOIiSlCIS DI NIIt'itiH NItE'ILIuG ltCI
great pride in tie past volumes, onj particularly
IN that closing Win lie June number. IN. IL
mount OF literary matter "r,ln to ln.' 23hIc l,,I
cNcr' dS that Of any o.nr Nu.uitan #outny
ana IN" quality h"~ b. rn ria:ly s4i,aiur. IIa
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
THE MARKERS.



CORRECTED wEEKLh.
90 ION, none
Corn, ear. 3IaiO
Oats, shcllcd, 25a3H.
Flour, 5 + 50 2Ja2 81 per 100 lbs
Tobacco, none, - -
Hemp non3
Corn meal, per bushc .4JaIj
W heat, NiuNO .
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larI pr N"g, "a1
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Mutton, . .taJ
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Ew-~, ia Chickens, per d .acI Sl.Bi.-J
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

4 Prudcm -M~irn. \ correspondent of the
pcoy une, gives the following description of a
singular character IN Mc>co.
"Aft,r the b,tlI' Of Ccrro Gordo Santa Anna
fled to the hucInII' Of tho Wealthy Don Guc,a,
who .:vrs isY md'~ lro.n JaaIo. Don GarcIa
has ever brru on" OF Santa huuu : frInr>t end
mos; un euuu Ircuds. lie w,s. during the war
"f Independence, s.npl" 'nu.rt~or, and made
ms i"r"uc uy Iu},ug barge tract OF Iaud IN
some IHrI OF Wu''. an Iurnrnao amount Of money
mad been buried by the rclrcatIus SpanIarS, a
I"ct which he learned, whilst engaged III his busi
H"sS OF mu'Ct yr. Wit, ,.,s money Don Garcia,
10y pruHAl Investments, and great industry, has
'crer""d IL arrnmu.".iuga large fortune. He
owns nearly the whole property from Jalapa 10
Vera Cruz, and besides Imnr.u~' hrards Of catlc
he has ais" Iorg" cotton factory, in surnos>tuI
operation noar Jn.ara. Santa Anna naG Il Ion!,
Interview with Don Garcia, before and after Iuc
battle Of Ccrro Gnrdp. and. it IS sind. d.pus ted
" ith him about ) 100000. Don Garcia advised
han to leave the country, rs 1t Was impossible 10
rosI~t tie Americans. This ustutc old Mexican
exhibits no hostility towards our army. nor any
Jsroulcnt 4! rs success. but very phlusop ph3raIiy
pockets t"rLly dollars pee" for his beef
CATTLE and regaIes our officers wh delicious wines
and cigars. The Mexican conquest gave him Il
fine capital to commence business on, the AmerI-
can conquest, he hopes, will complete the mann
moth fortune which he is ambitious of transmit
ting to his heirs"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Couon-rrd,n,r> ltt lO5: mia. lOnll mo:-
ing fair Iisrll:GIr -; So' d fair l@lal3; .-o."
line I3aoI1 cents.
Sugor--Loui~si,nua 54a7! Havana wai,c c
n 10; brown 5la7a.
tn'a>,cs-20l3O per gal.
To5nrco-l!rG! c.
Four-@G 55a $G =
Whiskey- -RrctIlicd 2la22.
Cotitr-7a72.
SoIt-15aSl25.
Corn-6OtoO.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
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pTi' CS and Styles. from i - 81 .u.s
h..nkct~ Of all sorts: mosquito Il. .. }.. g. AMI
sh shirts. cortp'a1s u3"r., Il, ,cr ...,. r,,-.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

The Ho7oro5rr ~ Dinner.-A few days since
II. raj .'n '"r7 OF the legislature, rrprcs .ulIrl,
r.. Of IT, i":."': coIutr.s Of tH.s S,ato, wor,.
n boarding hpIsc le tHi4 city, whuro IL! tl..
IL .'e they Displayed what WIS drnm 81 by SON,
u tn" boarIrrs an anIl-IauosgatIc lon mss for
honorary titles. In addressing each o!nar lh..
style would br:
"W'a she IIoooro''o m:'nbor from Chasnuqa.,
band nc the hu,,rr!'
"Wl.I III" Ii'noa,al. aMu"nm'1 fron O., 20,
be "'Ai "no3ll t. po~s m' H.. rlao-rrF'
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..'.n lao tI"nogn5.. uI"l.J. .iJ,u E ,ruau-u,"
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..r pay II ..n..y aoa9r%. cl.. lot III fl .oI..
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The II '"".a1.ei were a.a:-.or:A >..-1t.-lN. l..
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Tie ba3'e of Pu-jhl.-Tn: hattie Of rucLl
is sud, by cr'-"it. --a>, to hr.. b.rr Il NOR.
>pn..., nuI har'r iou-3i .:u'r ll.au that
II Nn"l"r'y-u ~. vua~h Is manifested bl the
Aum1.ruf n..'.. ',"I wuund"d, on both ,,1c ru
proportion to the number rn4a@.r; and IN strength
Of iort.i"nlor. no place cJlU Oa superior to tbs
I~os DO Puahr
Anp.4'r o.n.J~; u",,I.o', ~rcu Instance is stat
Cd IN Il letter from Santa Fc, on tine authority of
rnno:, but to ~ lcH So". cr.ait is attached, from
the fr"t that it j3 IaculirurI at u lis sail tairI
fought hard against the A".,3icaus; and, ilh bis
very good rifle, killed most Of thoSr who fell d,ai.
hen the iortrcsa was taken, he enicnvorcl to
make his c>cap", bul the traitor fell with lhuty
ba..s through him. One huadm.I must have been
H,oI upon him atu ItauaoIsIy, 80 -rcat was their
iuIgurtlon oga.nst Inn. ! ho writer says he
has forgotten The name of lis mi,rrcan..- e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

; ECHlVED this day, hy steamer Isaac Ciarrctt
. .curral assortment Of Drugs, Medicines Paints.
Jus, Oy'.lulfs yr witch offer for s4lc IN very
r.lronlo.r arms. STEVENSON L RELL.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
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NAV CTNLE ENNNEIS-

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Nvl-.. :, .LL.CE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
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I.o,s oui ...ns pear, spnc l,.. 80.
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1914 Junc. 1917.