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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
HIRAM JACKSON.

MAKES this opportunity to inform his GUS l. toners, and the Public in general. that he Es rsnoved his DYEING ESTABLISH. TENT, six doors west of the Court House .hs H he will be prepared to color and cl ? n al kinds of Clothing and Dresses of all coloIs fiso-Clsanns FAt Dsessing Of Hais.
 Inchf I'd, N. ., iSI5
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20

n-P. J. CLARK, of cOruwaf ls AseuLGor Sears Ilctos4l Works, & PheiFS MaW cST tAis covAty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
.N'0 0FECE.

VIREEL D CORNISH. n'eoler in Dry Goods
 v at Hartford, respectfully gives noties to his former Customers and the people generally that he has recently made arrangements 10 transact Wholesale
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
TSA Egsz A1WAT 2|IIlRlIa |I GOOD6 !
2 USf KEC1EA VED, by the su5sa sibar. h' ,, m"st splencd assortment of Gea7 leKseH'
 

U5f kEcEl VED, by the subsa sibar. the ,, m"st spIeucLd assortment of GeA7 leNscH's al LaIis'
 FASHoNAPLE DFA:ss GCoRs o:.srsa by hirn in this place, and 'netud- .-- | iAc Ladies, EofnhaZines-5-4 and 3-4 g..e e.5rr black and cold Silks, do Barrsges l,. ., .ad ixd. do Muslin de LSines and Alpa- co LnsIres. Trench printed Lawns esd Mrslins ,S!ch Muslin Ginghams, and English ant! EauIch t,ingNams 5eautiui assortment.
 Also Muur2l@g Lawns, Mnsllns, lflnshams. Prints io'. a8l ..n. lsN, French aud Americas Fancy PRINTED CALiGOESin great variety ~i 2e .t7Cn style and qualify. Also Dress Trim H.9Gs, tri.-rs, GimpS. i,sgr,Is, 8ni!ons, Sc., a perfect a1:orl,ne0t. 4 50 White Muslin Lawns. Coahfics, Laccs G&c Sc. Also Cash. mere and berrese Square and Long Shanls. Cravats, Gloves, ,iioslery Linen and silk Packet HandNernnrel5, Sc, all descriptions. Also. BROAD CLOTHS, C4ssineres. Ga,nhtsons, Testjags &ue, UN>'sachsd aGsi bisached Saestr ings, Spsr1ingS. hlnens. &c.
 hi5o MenS md Goys Hats, Cara asa Ladies and CNH@'s '!@es, Paper hansihss an aaso<t- rneot, Geese Feathers ct 1st quality.
 s7o, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD WARE. Sc, Sc. eCosst quality and at the very lowest prlses.
 Also Dr Spears Medicines.
 Purchasers are invited 10 call and get the worth of leir money in good Cccds, md no mistake.
 s. N. BRONSON. Agent.
 Litch6ell, April 22d, lS47. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
YO .A{Z fhe WOa.Ed.

\ AY aside all prejudice and condemn no, -A until von have fairly tested md proved the qualities of the following MEDICINES. We do not believe in the inGallibiiy of medicine or men. "; hn; we do believe thu, TALES MEDICIN are equal 10 the bcsI and superior to most medl. cinrs of the day. Indeed we believe his Cathar. tic, Worm,nnd C"ngh Lozenges, for safety, cer. ia,nty and piensanlness, are without parallel. and cnnno, be surpassed: We say to all. give them a fair trial, aud then judge for yourselves.
 TALES CATHARTlC LOZENGES Are prepared from a variety of vegetables are pleasant to take ns a peppermint, and are inien. ded IS n universal family Catharlic good ;n all cases wlmYe pt<ssic Is needed. for n,en. womr n, and children. They operate throughout the whole system, cleansing the b!ood and speedily eruficatng disease; their operation is easy and thorough-Dose from ? 10 6.
 TALES WORM LOZENGEs Are q safe and sure remedy for Worms, and dicine sha. canno. be surpassed foS safety, cer. tnnty and p!easn ntnOss combined. Thousands of persons dfe with worms where the camse iH not suspected: starring in slcepsraiing the tee h., palenrss Ai the mouth. sickness at the soMarh. prccarions appetite and general fever, are some uf ,he mts' common symptoms.
 FAl;ES' COuGI | LOZESGES.
 We do no' pretend that thrss Lnze 1ges will cure SC a Ct, consumption; hni they have cured numerous persona wh" were considered irs,ihc hrsS stages nf consumption, also many cnscs nf Asthma "1phthisic. some uf many years ssand- ing. They are ,oi in nIi Elections ui he ilrna, aud Dngs, as h:n" .c,n.h colds. .hrnnchiius,tc TALES DTSs1N rAHr LORESGES Cue Dyscn,nrr, Dnrfhnsa, and ai, Bowel Com plancs otch'fIy-n and nil-s Take them sI fiet " according [" "dYec,!ons and they will seldom fl ever fail 70 cVss.
 FAYLE'S CYPRlAN HAIR IONIC.
 Fo, Pres,ro ng asf Restoring tAs Hat-.
 We do not prete,rl ihas siNir can 10 vsa,orei in every case hNt this tonic has, and wiii if used ncc,rdIrE to dirFrtInnsy ys siHrt n Ma nv ns,an ccs. ard will fix M EFnl,y n, tho head wheye u js aln.nn'. al,cr n fNw sppn ai,,ns. End in oil eases where any human a'd can rss'o'e the hair this article ~il.
 MADAGASCAR R.fT EYT.ER.hL.:l-
 TOR
 This article is altogether safer and preferable n use than arsenIc: the rats and nnce ea, IL 'nure readily, aud they aEc GOt sOlikey tO dIe in he ba.Id'Rg. IL will eX,eFmiHa;e sli rats and 'nice that eat oft, aud they eat t readily If 1t is put on some'hing they like and put in their way; itOperaIesN SOW p''lson, they are unea sy nd wander aboutrhree ar foUr days or week lse fore they die; f'T thifreasoh they seldom die ia the huiiding. One bOx is considered sufiicient iO kerp=a1 ordinary building clear yeas. Price 70 cents.
 fT sal.- hX Druggists, aRdTraders wAOdea naedk i0esi geAeEGliy ihTOosSout the eDaRavy
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
FALL AND WINTER @GDGD ED @
 lS46-7.

yr,HE Subscriber, beingv-ry thN6kiul fot
 the extensive patronage formerly reco'V cI would respectfully solicit continuance "t ,hs same, and invite the attention of h'strisnos .A en.1nnners neueIallY1o his fresh stock of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
nEAR rnE WORDS or AN OLD soLpIER-

Philadefphu, August 6, 1916.
To the public.--When a soldier in the American
camp in I7S. with many others (owing to great ex
Posure) had violent attack of the disease
or the lungs, by which | was disabled from
ddty Tor long time. Since that period until recent
~, have never been free from cough and a difficulty
oil breathing. Year after year have expectorated
over gill day often much more, and sometimes
mixed with blood. For months together NIGHT after
hght, have had to sit be bostered up ID obt;ru
my breath. The weakness and debility caused bv
such constant cxpectoration frequently brought me
10 state bordering on death. have had skilful phy
scians to attend me, and every thing done that was
thought likely to give relief, without anv bench
cIal effect Last winter had another severe attack
Oh inflammation OF the Lungs, which L fully expected
would be my last. then considered nv case as pa
The aid OF medicine when was ad vsed yn e's
Expectorant. did SO with strong hope that as it
had cured many of my acquaintances variou dsea
ses of the Lungs, it might at least gate my suffer
1ngs. Need say how grateful [ feel 1t has effect
ualIy cured me- As soon as commenced tai king it,
found it reached my and began breathe with
more freedom. My expectoraton became easy, and
my cough entirely left | feel as well as |
ever did in my life, and am better than have been
for the last sixty years. Now after my suffering SO
Jayne's Expectorant, feel anxious to inform nv fell
low citizens where relief may be had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen, % Lombard ST
Mr.. Harris has long been wort hy member, 1--WE be-
evc deacon) of the first Ba ptst church in this city,
tions-Saturday Eoeaing Post.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadeph phia and
sold on agency by STEVENSON Il BELL
Main Street, Van Buren, Arks
And w. Ii. & NJ. MAYERS,
.- NIL Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
TEXTRAORDINARY.Tu
X Y X X X X X
A CURE FOR BODY AND MIND.
Philn ndelnllin Lar

Phladelphi Jan. 9th, lS i6.
DR.. Jayne,-Dear Sr:-Justice compels me to max
the following statement of the extraordinary cffect
of your valuable uiedicine-the Alternative.
certify that my wife was afflicted for fourteen
years, during which time her disease baled the skill
of several eminent physicians, and after finding that
every that were used failed to relieve her, /
concluded to place her in the Pennsy vania Hospital
hoping that the care and she would there
receive IRON the physicians in that institution, she
might again be restored to health. But to my great
disappointment she grew worse, and became entirely
deranged in her mind, and | was obliged to take her
home again g Incurable" and bereft of will
here mention that at this time the more prominent
symptoms, of her disease Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, attended with sickness of the stomach
and vomiting of very offensive fetid mucus pains
in the head, back and stomach and in the region of
the heart, with violent attacks of Cole troublesome
cough from large quantities of phlegm in the throat
which kept her continually gaggI-g and re:ching to
throw 1T up She had no appetite and was very weak.
She also suffered ,much frem uterine disease by
which she confined to her bed Add to all the
above, the deranged state of her mind, (Which at this
slime was truly awful) and you will be able to form
somo idea of her Affections.
. BY the advice of u friend commenced giving her
your Alternative, in the doses of teaspoonful three
times day, and found that it he ped her. We also
gave her your Vermuge increase her appetite and
the Sanative Pills to regulate her bowels. She had
not taken two bottles of the Alternative, before it ope
rate upon her in wonderful ling her face
with small red pimpes and caused her to expectoratc
.arge quantities of corruption, before which, her
breath was 50 offensive could not remain the room
with her unless the doors were open Finding the AL
teratIve doing her much good, we increased the
dose according the directions, and she tinaed
Improve daily until finally she was restored to health
in body we'll $ mind ,.4,t
1 hope you will delay time in laying this before
the public, as L am willing at any time to be qualified
to the truth of the above statement aud that it
your Alternative which cured her.
SAMUEL FIELDS, Bedford above Marlboro st.
The above is from we'll known and worthy citizen
of Kensngton, and member of the Methodist church
and hundreds of families in that neg ghborhood will
Testify to the truth of hisstatement. .,.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by STEY ENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,, Arks.
w II. & NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

A II the Court House door in the town Of Ozark
IA in Franklin County Arks., on the. 3rd day
of January, A. d. ls47. will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, the following described land
to witt the S. w or. of section IL, r. half OF The
s w. orr of section ii. and the S. L. Or. of
section I3, in township No. 10 of range No. %
west. Also tho S. w. or. ofsection lS,ownshiP
NJ 10 N range No % west, containing IN all five
hundred and sixty acres situate IN the county af-
oresad; a large portion Of which lies in the Mu-
berry bottom under good fence and in cullvat'o-r.
There is a good two story frame dwelling house
a kitchen, and other comfortable bulldogs the
premises This property belongs t, the estate OF
Johu Lasater deceased, and is sid by order of the
Probate Court Of the coSnty aforesaid, to pay
tlsbts of the estate. Terms of sale, twelve
months credr With approved security. ~
aas THOS. c. PARKS, Admir-.
of the estate Of John Lasater, dec d. 2
Nov. 10, lS47.--no al 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11


fractional sections twenty.seven and thirty four
north of Arkansas river and south the Shute md
fractional section thirty five north of Arkansas river
except the southeast quarterly in township four of
range fourteen
township two, range sixteen e.,
AT the Land Office at Champanogle. comm en- cling
on Monday, the twenty eighth day OF February next
Tor the disposal of the public lands within under
mentioned Townships viz:
South Of the base line and Of the fnh principal
meridian.
Townships fourteen and fifteen of range eleven
fractional twonshp twenty of range fifteen
fractional township twenty. of range sixteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military or other purposes, will DC excluded from the
sa les " "
The offering of the lands will be commenced on the
days appointed, and proceed in the same order in
which they are advertised, with all convenient dis
patc until the whole shall have been offered nd the
sales thus closed. But sale shall be kept open
longer than two weeks, and private entry of any of
the lands will be admitted until ler the expiration of
the two weeks
Given under my hand, at tie City of Washington
TINS sixteenth day of October, Ammo Domin, one
one thousand eight hundred and forty seven.
BY the President:
JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD VI. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
n43

ANOTHER proof of tht efficiency of DR.. Jayne's
Hair Tonc-Ths will certify that was entirely bald
for bout three years. when recomm ended TO try
DR.. Jaynes Hair Tonic. | procured two bottles of
Mr.. Mason, in SomervIlle and using the Tonic for
about fifteen months, my hair came in all over my
head.aud although not quite thick as before yet
it is constantly growing This surprising restoration
of my hair has excited the astonshment of all
quaintances and made me object of curiosity to
many. l So years of age, and have reason to
regard the inventor of this mate bless Hair Tonic
public benefactor. JOACHIM GUIIcK.
New Germantown, N. j., Nov. 26, 1912.
NO CURE, NO PAY!
Fever and Ague-Jayne's Ague Pills are warrant
cd to cure the worst forms of Fever and Ague. The
money will be refunded in cases where they fail to
cure-but they never do fail. ... . ...y
UTAmong the thousand and medicines adver
tised % certain for pulmonary complaints,
Jaynes Eypec stands alone Its path TO puelic
confidence has been paved not with pufis but cures
names which for character and respectablty, cannot
be surpassed in this country Dr. Jayne being himself
a hyscian, does not profess to perform physical I'M
possib lities--as for Instance. to man whose
lungs like honey comb, completely rldded, as II
were by disease but he does assert and we believe he
by well authenticat ed facts, that 1t IN all
diseases of the lungs and chest which susceptible
to cure without miraculous interference, his ENPeco
will the patient to health There is no
medicine before the public which is so effective IN re-
moving coughs colds bronchtes, asthma, hoarseness,
pleursy Group influenza, quinsy, and all disorders OF
the machinery of respiration. Jaynes EXpectorant
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold agency by - o..
STEVENSON s. BELL, Druggis is,
.e Van Buren Ark s.,
And w. II. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists;
MO Fort Smith, Ark s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
ARKANSAS. RIVER PACKET.

essceS THE steamer ALERT, THOMAS
ffzzztETIslls J. GREGG, Muster, will run as a
<zslsdsSfEEE regular packet, the ensuing season,
from Napoleon and Mouth OF White river, to Lit
tie Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Glib
son. i-t-, so .~..i ,.-'... ..., -.
The ALERT IS a new boat, and well adapted to
this RIVER, drawing only fourteen inches water.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips
For freight or passage, (having superior accom-
modations9 apply on board.
Nov. Is. lS47.-4l-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

Bin. EDlToR ALLOW me, through your COL
hns, 10 announce to our friends, that A. NJ. WILL
n, ESQ, has been declared the favorte for Con-
ess, in the following counties: Washington,
kdson, Carroll, Marion, Newton and Searcy :;
tilIed to II votes in the convention and Civ
/ the greatest democratic mojorities of any
hal number Of counties in the State. Our
END is also The second choice of Conway, Van
|ren, Crawford and Pope counties entitled to
Foles and being the next grade OF democratic
Inties.
lhe support of sir counties (all but one in the
Iruit, is an endorsement that any aspirant mi ght
proud of. Mr.. Wilson willis go before the con-
ptiOn well endorsed by his own immediate
balion. p.
Washington County. Dec. 6, 1S47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
From the ST. Louis Reveille.
sfim Boat Collision Dreadful Consequences.

VI Friday morning., about five O'Clock, the
aner tempest on her way down TO Memphis.
ae "a collision with the steamer Talisman,
auu from pittsburgh TO this port, and SUNK the
aet % the hurricane deck. TIE accident occur
uaoout i've miles below Cape Girardeau, and the
oi hie was most depiorable-at the lowest .es-
'ia'on one hundred and thirty persons perished,
-" tnese but five were cabin passengers.
= arge number of the lost passengers were
ffmers and their families emigrating 10 the Up
Nissouri and Mississippi county; and out Of
F'"een one hundred and seventy or eighty Of
Fese' who we're PASSENGERS on dock, but tcsnty-
i Gould be found after tho accident. Nineteen
e'ses were lost, belonging 10 an emigrani. .wero
pong the drowned ..,-'.l.,--. :.
rVe cabin passengers were lost. young
/ Fnple were drowned in ipe cabin, who had been
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD. 49,,
In The Circuit Court of said county. al lie AHgust
term, A. ID. 1917. august llth. -
John Hurst, Plaintiff, ass,,,ns,n A.
John Robinson, Defendant. ~ TAcHNENr.
NOW on this day comes the said plaintiff by
As Paschal & Ogden, Attorney, and the said de-
fendan having wholly failed 10 appear and plead or
otherwise answer said plaintiff 3 action and it ap
pea ring the satisfaction Of The Court here that
the SAID defendant is resident of this State.
and that this is action. Of assumpst, founded
certain Bills of Exchange, payable to
John Hurst or order, drawn by Henry Starr, OH
John Robinson, for four hundred and seventy
nine dollars and seven cents, bearing date ,,ninth
day of September, a. ID. 1914 accepted by said
John Robinson, upon which writ of attachment
has been issued against the estate of said defend
ant. 1t is therefore, on motion, ordered by the
Court, that unless said defendant appear by him
self or attorney. before the third day of tho
next term of this Court, and plead, answer de-
muir TO said plaintiffs declaration, judgment will
be entered against him and his property levied
upon by virtue of said writ of dtlach hmen. bo
sold to satisfy tho sane. And Il 10 further or
dered by tIte Court that this order be published in
tho Arkansas lnteIligencer,a a newspaper published
in this State, for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, tho last
insertion whereof TO be least thirty davs pre-
vous to the first day of tho next term OF this
Court 10 begin and be holden at the Court House
in the town of Van Buren, county of Crawford
and Stale of Arkansas on the first Monday in
February, A. n. 1913, and on motion it is order
cd by the Court that this cause stand continued.
A true copy taken FROM the record
AHeSi, ft'r o. 50 A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Nov. 81, lS47.-42-4w.G Prs. fee Sl2 IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

ENGLAND.-The New York SUI, in reviewing
the character of the news and condition Of oreat
Britain, says.
The English Government has caught the alarm
WIN all It's immense resources. the present tre-
mendous crisis threatened 10 overwhelm it. Brit
ish credit lies in ruin; its commercial glory wr,hes
under blow from which it can never recover
The Mayor of Liverpool, attended by civic dep
utation, has proceeded TO London TO represent the
distress OF their city at the foot of the throne,
and Sir Robert Peel is confering with similar del
ogaton, to advise, if possible. some means of re-
lief. 1t is not improbable tho English Government
will solicit aid in its extremity of the United
States. Mr. Bancraft. our Minister, has already
held two interviews with the cha ncellor of the
English Exchequer, which points directly to such
an event.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
no THE EDITOR.
FoFr WAsHrrA, C. N, Nov. 80. Is47.


mar Clarke III is reported at this place. that
noc,or DLankman, of Pti!adeIphia now residing
|, ~ near the Chociaw Agency, c. NJ, whilst re.
EO,Iv riding over TO Fort Washi,a, was met on
Z road. between the Agency and tho Boggy De-
4. bv three suspicious looking persons, supposed
1 him 10 be Ter;anS, (but upon what standard
Z. conjecture was based is unknown.) who per-
rntoriIy demanded his money or his life. (per-
lrtIv Indifferent. of course, which they obtained
H. Gallant Doctor. however, with readiness
Iu.i 10 the emergency, drew forth five-shooter.
J Of Colts pateht--that prince of pistoIs-and
keseuting it wiIl determined look and action
4, 10 be misunderstood. Informed these gentlemen
4 the highway, that rs for gold and silver. he
Idal any 10 spare, but he would moi care to give
4 cb one a very small quantity of lead. This,
[ev declined accepting, and left the Doctor alone
4 i in his glory. Such coolness and intrepiditv
Inc part Of the gallant Doctor, alone, saved his
i rsc and person, and merits the highest common
I,;on. We had not been aware that the roads
ropoh the Chickasaw country were unsafe; but
bder present circumstances, would it not be well
4 YOU 10 advise all those travelling through this
Ecton TO provide themselves with the necessary
Lk.i.nsnfs. in order that. should they meet with
\ sane kind of company as did the Doctor, thew
law be prepared TO sustain their part at the Tea
H1y.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
Yours truly,
HUNTSVILLE, ARK, Dec. 3, IS47.

Dear Col. i send you the following new sub
Iibers
lie InieKigenoer is gaining circulation in this
.rt of-lhe conntry. and will continue to do so, rs
be- as you boldly advocate truth and justice, and
main independent of cIiques. Advocate de-
bcracy in It's purest principles and you will al
4 VS. retain our confidence.
ffhis county goes for H'ikson lst choice. and
oldham I'd choice, for Congress; for Thorn
l ls and Roane ID, for Governor. No news :;
hIlh and abundance prevails.
Yours, &C., w.