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Taxes! Taxes!!

ErrlZENS, one and ALL prepare topny your
~ TAXES. l have just received the Tax Book
for this year, and shail soon give you call, and
trust you will not put me to the trouble OF calling
twice. 1t is easier for each or you TO raise .
small amount than for me to advance a large ope,'
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Fort Smith, July 10, ls47. 23-,f
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,TATE OF ARKANSAS, .

STATE OF ARKANSAS,1 VI r (
County OF MADIsoN,
Circuit Court in Chancery sitting, Nay Tern,
thereof. lS47.
Joshua Wharton, Plaintiff, }
Elizabeth Wharton, Defendant, BE-
A ND this day, it appearing 10 the
- court that the said defendant is non resi-
dent, BY the return of the Sheriff; it is therefore
ordered by the court, that the said defendant be
notified that the said Joshua Wharton has filed
his bill in the court, praying that the bonds of
matrimony heretofore entered into by the said
W ha rton be dissoved; and charges that the said
Eliza beth hath wllfutlv absented herself from the
said Plaintiffs bed and board for more than one
year, without sufficient cause; and that the said
Defendant appear at the next term of this court,
a court 10 be holden on the second Monday after
the fourth Monday in October. A. d. lS47, at
the Court house, in the town OF ii unsville in the
county of Madison, and State OF rkansas; then
and there to plead, answer or demur to said bi.
or the will be taken as confessed and u
decree entered accordingly: and tAat the pubica-
ton of this order in the Arkansar intelhgcncer,
newspaper published in the town Of Van Buren,,
and State of A rkn nsns, for two successive weeks,
before the commencement of tho saId next term
Of this court. shall be sufficient notice TO the said
Elizabeth Wharton, the Defendant. of the PEN
dency of this suit.
STATE OF ARKANsAs,1 SIS.
County of MGdisOn.S !, II. r. Brown, as Clerk
of the Circuit Court in chnncerv sitting, of the
county aforesaid, do certify that the above order
is true copy of the chnncery record in said en-.
Titled case as appears 10 me Cf record.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand Clerk of said Court. at Office at Hunts
vile, this 25lh day of June, 1917.
II. b. BROWN, Clerk.
July II, lS47. 23-2w. Prs. fee. 81.
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ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION

The following additional testimony in favour Of
DR.. JAYNE's MEDICINES has recently been received
from physician of high standing in Lau udcrdalc Co,
M.ss under date of August 9, SI6
"Dr. d. Jayne-Dear Sri am intimately ac.
Gua'nted with some OF your preparations, and can
safely recommend them, Your EApes,"riut aud ;ar
mnutive Balsam | have used extensively in my own
practice, and state uuhcsitttlngY that have used
no article, combination of medicines, that haVe
bet answered :he purpose for winch they pre-
pa red than the above. &c.
W. W. Jomxsox, VI D.
Laudurdalc Co. Mss
Prepared only by DR.. D Jayrc. Philadelphia and
sold ON agency by STEVENSON " BELL.
Druggists,
Main st Van Burcn, Arks.
Where may be had the AN RiCAx IArR DYE. warranted
to change the har a beautiful Auburn perfectly
Jet Black, without staining rrItaung the skin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

RHEUMATISM. GpUT, TIC DOuLOuREuX.
A respectable gentleman called at our oihce, as he
said, inform that he had been Athlete LOT hiteen
wears with Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally
with Tic Douloureux; that he has been ireq uent'y
confined to his for months together and often
suffered the most intense and excruciatmg ps, oul
from which he found the most signal and unexpected
relief He says he found the medicine very pleasant
and effective and that he now considers Himself 'noi
ou.hly Gu ured.-[Sprit OF the Itms'.
,..-a y, LIFE. LIFE! LIEF!
..AlI that man hath will he give for his hfe' 50
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
MARRIED.

- On the 22d July. by Rev. W. K. Marshall, Mr.. JNo.
WILLIAMS, to Miss SUSANNA FoRsMAN; all of Franklin
county, Ark.
In Little Rock, on the 18th inst, by the Hon w.
5. oldham, Maj. M. w. DoRRlss, of Pine Bluff, to
Miss MARY J. RoANE. daughter of Judge S c. Roane,
of the former place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
NOTICE.

Hevng been called on by NJ. Joseph Fisher,
to make statement of what we know about
Richard Purne, and wha. kind of a character
he bears, the Undersigned would stale, tha,
We have known the said PurnelI for several yen rs
he lived in our neighborhood, and we do de-
clare, upon honor, tha. he is worthless, meddIe
some, mischief-making and dIshones! man. His
conduct was such, that he could not live in our
settlement. We found out that he was q man, ,
who, if he had spite against another, would
injure his stock slyIy. He has been driven of
from every place he ever lived at. He is a no.
,orious liar-no confidence whatever is to be placed
in " hat he SAYS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
Fort TowSon, july 18th. 1917.

Having understood tina, Mr.. Sydney Fisher, a
native Of the Choc. Nation, now residing at Fort
Smith, has been charged with dishonesty, we deem
it duty we owe him, to state that We have known
him for the last fourteen gears, during which
time his characte for honesty and industry has
been unmpeachabIe.
GEO. c. GOODlNG.
J. X. BERTHELErT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
HOPPING COUCH AND GROUP.

To PARENTs.-JAYNE's ExPEcroRAsr. is without ex.
cepton the most valuable preparation in use, the
above diseases. 1t converts Hopping Cough INTO a
mild and ctabe disease, and shortens its dura
than one half and produces a certain and speedy
recovery From half to tea spoonful, will Ger.
ta!nly cure Group in infants and youny chlIdr"n. in
half hours time The lives orhuud reds OF ch drep
will be saved annually, by always keeping it on hand
ready for every emergency
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

CARD.
We undersigned, passengers board the st ca n5oa
William Armstrong, feel it our duty to tender our
thanks to Captain TiMMs for the very accommodatn
and gentlemanly manner in which he has treated us
during our passage up the Arkansas river.
We would further state, that the William Armstrong
is one of the admirably arranged and construct
ed boats for the Arkansas river, that it has been
good fortune to meet with; and we can cheerfuly re-
commend her to passengers.
Jas Yell, Sam. c. Roano,
Leonard Whillhaf, Moses Kelly,
J. w. B. Davis, John Pierce,
David E. Lewis, Riley Foster,
Z. II. Roane, John Winfrey,
Josh Danley,- god. -. Samuel Knaus,
William Allen, Edward Hui nter,
Aaron Dale, J...' A. c. Ingram, -I.'
]. Trooper Armstrong, Owen Fogarty,
d. Irwin Armstrong, G. Criner, -
F. Wells Armstrong, William r. Mcfarland,
J. B. Luce r. - James w. Little.
Thos. G. McC Culloh, Jas. w. Harvard, sl..s
P. BicknelI, s. Maciin,
J. E. Reardon. 10.
Van Buren, July "a, ....- E.r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
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[z1I.5alHs,I!!I|Is[ll z1II.5:a;lH H';s,I!;!I;|.I OH
+ ON the PhiIadeIphia Ledger.

+ ON the Ihiiadelphia Ledger.
READ TIilS!-Last week, we understand.
was great week for the sale of DR.. jackson S
Pile Embrocnlion. Such is its reputation, that
travellers from all sections of the country, where
the medicine is not for sae on arriving at this
CITY either want il themselves have orders from
their friends: Probably medicine ever offered
to the public has effected many cures, and Sc Id
so rapidly, the Embrocation. Call and hear
what it has done for those who had given up all
hope!
The following is from Physician of much
eminence in the city:
DR.. N. JACKSON-Sir: | perceive by an
advertisement in the Ledger. that DR.. Jayne has
some of your va aluable Pile EmbrocalIon for sale.
have used it myself, and have been cured, and
my opinion of it is so favorable. that | now ad-
wise my patients to use it, as the only sure reme-
dy. For sale by,
STEVENSON g. BELL.
23-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
BOWEL. And srMMER cnMpLAINr.

BOWEL AND SUMNER COMPLAINT
DR.. JAYNE, No. 3 South THIRD Street, is willing
10 guarantee that his C,RMINATvr BALsAM will cure
DarrhGa, Coles, Cramps, Grplng Pains, Cholera
Morbus, Summer Comp liant, and other arrangements
OF the stomach and Bowels, in nnrty y-nne out
of hundred, and in less than ha If the time than
be effected by any other means
1t is extremely pleasant, aud children fond OF
it. 1t is equally efectual for adults children.
and when the directions followed, and "A is
not effected the money will be cheerfully returned.
Price 25 and 50 cts u bottle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
TERMS OF THE STANDARD.

The "SrANpARD" vii! be published about the
first Of August, on large imperial sheet. with q
complete assorlmen, Of materials, ut the rnie
of three dollars in advance Year, or four at the
expiration of the year. The charge Of adver,is.
ing and other particulars will be published in tho
STANDARD" A liberal patronage is respectfully
solicited. A. S. GREGORY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
New Goods.

w. II. & NJ. MAYERS. Fo,t Smith.
ETAVE just reed per Steamer No 5, general as
sortment of Drugs, Groceries and Varieties, such
Fruits and Spices of all kinds Sugar Coffee, Cheese
butter and water Crackers Syrups Preserves, Rasns,
Lemons. Almonds, Candies, Pick es, Teas, &c, to-
geher with great variety of useful Fancy articles.
July 3, lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

Medicines.
DLUE Mass: Calomel; Suiphaie of Quinine; Ca m
ID phor; Cream of Tartar, Carb. Soda, ChamomI e
flowers EPSON salts, Iodine, lodides Of Potassium.
mercury and iron, Lunar caustic, lpeca cuanha JaaP
Sulphae and acetate of phine mercural ointment.
ntal oils OF all kinds Quicksilver Seidtz and soda
powders: with many other Medicines, making our
stock on hand complete.
Received fresh and for sale by
STEVENSON Il BELL,
Druggists.
Van Buren,, July 10th, l947.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
asthma Cured by Jayue's Eyprrlorant

LanhertviIIe, \. J., pul y, loll.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Srr-By the blessing of God. your
ENpectorant has effected a cure in me Of most dis
trcss ng complaint In December last. | seized
with great severity oy paroXysn Of ASTHMA: a
disease with which had been ALL ted for m any wears
past. it attended with hparscncss and soreness
of the lungs and throat, together with Ia borous
cough, and complete prostratIon of strength. and
worn with sutiocation, when bottle Of your Ex-
pcctOrant sent to my house. Al first thought
it was nothing but quackery, bat seeing it was so
highly recommended by DIR. Going, with whom was
well acquainted, induced try it, and in few
days it completely cured me, have | had any
return OF the disease since. have now formed so
high opinion oil your medicine that if had but Il
few bottles of IT. and coud Obtain No more, would
not pat with them :or ten dollars each.
JouN SEGER.
Pa taI of lhn Rlnli.t CLnrul 4 L.InLnrLxLILr y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
ItAMPHOR, kreosotc,
~ Calomel, Essential Oil,
Alcohol Oito Rose,
Alocs, Cream Tartar,
CtrIc acid, Camo. Flowers,
Curb nmonia, lodi Iron,
Puv. Cubebs, Iodine,
Sup. Curb Soda, Citrc acid,
Quinine TancarnGs,
Spts. Ntre, Dovers Powders,
Spts Ammonia, Tart. acid, &c. &c.
Gum Opium,
w. II. 4 NJ. MAYERS,
July 3, lS47. Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
Pastor of the Baptist Church at LambertvilIe,
NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.

NJ f.NIT NE TUX 4 bN I'D TI'AD.
From the SomervIe, \, J. " hlg.
Some time since called upon Mr.. =. Mason, of Som
crville for DR. JAyNEs celebrated inr Tonic to re.
store my hair, which was then falling out daily
procured bottle, and applied its according
to the directions When the bottle eAhauscd |
discovered to ry great surprise and saisfacton that
the Young Hair starting handsomely; therefore
purchased another, and TIL had used three bot
ties, and now, as a compensation, my hair Is thick
And what is more surprising, LIy bal dness not
occusoncd by sickness, in which there greater
hope of restOration--but was hereiitIry.
JAS. q ROGkRs, Methodist Minister,
Mount llOreb, Somcr ct Co. n J.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON s BELL, Druggists,
Van Bnren ARK =.
And w. II. j. NJ MAYERa, Druggists.
Fort Smith, Arb =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

NOTICE.
Ut Rev. w. X MARSHALL will preach on next Sab
BATH aug. lst in the Church, at lO4 o'clock, A. M
and also in the evening.
July 3Ist, 1871.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
Paints, &c.

Paints, &c.
AMPBLACK. Venetian red, Red lead, White
/ 4 lead. Chrome Green, do in Oil, Chrome yellow
VermiIion TIMBER, Terra de Sienna, Ivory black,
Litharge, Black lead. Yellow Ochre, Rotten Stone,
Pumice Stone, Putty, Verdgris, Spanish Brown
Sand paper. Whiting, Gum Shelac, &C., &C.,
Reed and for sale by ..-.
r STEVENSON & BELL,
Julv 10TH IS47 .H, Druggists
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
From The Albany Argus.
NDFPS WJTT NE YEP ~

HONDEhS WILL I'VE VI n CEHSE!!!
Another remarkable cure Of Deafress, per-
formed by Scarpa's Acoustic OIL, in this city.
Let the case speak for itself
Al5oay, Eb. ODD, 1914.
Mr.. Guthrie. 4 StanwiX siaii, Maiden Lane
Dear sr:-l owe you an immense deb, Of grnti
tude for inducing me 10 try ScarPn's Compound
Acoustic Oh. | had been 50 very deaf for eight
years this winter that could not hear Conversa
ton with nn ear trumpet, without the voice being
much raised. have been using the Oil about SIX
weeks in that was far the worst. and With
which was almost totally deaf. and TN happy
to inform you rhat can now hear ordinary con-
versaton withou: the trumpet. feel that " ouid
like to inform the Whole deaf community Of the
astonishing effect of the above medicine. | shall
be pleased to see any person who may desire to
call upon me-, to make inquiries Concerning my
case. Yours, &c. JOHN DAVIS,
No. 81 Dean stree,.
For salc by STEVENSON g. BELL.
Van Burcn. Ark'S. 23-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
SUNDRIES.

MORTARS and pestles, spatulas, Evans genuine
~ and mita tion Thumb ancets, American and Ger
man Silver Spring do Fricti Matches Waters, Per-
cussion caps, Scaling wax, Tooth brushes, Tooth
powder,
Received by STEVENSON g. BELL,
Druggists.
Van Buren,, July 10, ISl7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
LOST.

A REVOLVING, SIX BARREL PISTOL, in good
~ condition, lost, in Van Buren,, some where
between the Ferry landing and Bostck's Hotel, on
Saturday. the nth inst. The finder of the same, will
be literally rewarded, upon delivering it at this Office.
July 9th, ls4.. 25-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
Dive Stuffs.

Dye Stuffs.
* F. INDIGO, Madder, Copperas. Cochineal, An
patto Oil of vitriol, Log wood. Nutgalls. Sal am
moniac Red Sanders. Received and for sale by
STEVENSON g. BELL, Druggists.
Van Buren,, July 10, loi7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

NOT AFRAID OF HIGH WATER.
z HAVE. removed near the river. in my opn
n Store, formerly occupied by Geo. Turner.
All 10 save rent and sell cheap.
E. b. BISHOP.
Van Buren,, July II, lS47. 23-lf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

'T INSEED OIL; Spirits TurPentinei White Load;
/ Spanish Brown, &c. For sale by
July IT, AT WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

DEARL-ASH, SalGratus, Allspice Ginger, Black
l. pepper. Gloves. Mace, Cayenne pepper. For sale
by STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
Van Buren. july 10, IS47. ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
HVInsl Books,

A SMALL LOT of the General Assembly's hymn
/ books sdapted 10 worship. private and public. in
the Presbyterian Church.
Neatly bound in Calf, 40 cts.
Elegantly bound and gilt, 81 1873.
For sale by D. C. WILLIAMS.
July 30, 1917 25-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

GEO. w. HARKiNS.
THOS. PiTCHLYN.
JAMES w. HARKINS
RICHARD HARKINS.
MARTIN RICHARDS.
ZADOC HARRISON.
WILLIS J. HARKlNS.
This is to certify that the above assgners are
men of good characters, and men of truth.
his
THOMAS X LEFLORE, Ch'f.
mark
E. LOMAN, U. S. Int.
July 18th. ls47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
Medicines, Drugs, &c.

MeulClHeS, DIuSS, &C.
CSTEVENSON & BELL have just received from
= Philadelphia. fresh supply of Drugs, Medi.
cines, Dyestuffs. Walls, Bottles, PerfumeTy, sc.
They invite the attention Of physicians, merchants,
and the dear people generally their stock, which s
conn piete and will be sold very low for cash
short time those who have proved themselves pune
tual - .lcIGl - zsz'- '-.'f. a.
Ginseng, Pinkroot, Seneca Snakeroot, Bears Oil and
Bees.wax, taken 10 exchange.
July 3, Is47.@Ht
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

WAREHOUSE OF . ~ -
PRINTS ONL Y. d.
NO. Sc CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK,
LEE, ,1gSTYH 1gYRSplMSb H2S { plSbsSs, & LEE,
Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY WARE.
HOUSE, No. St CEDAR STREET-thew whole
of which is devoted to the exhibition and sale of
the Single Article of
Printed CalicOes.
Their present Stock consists of nearly
One Thousand Packages,
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different pat.
terms and coIorings, and comprising every thing
desirable in the line, FOREIG N and DOMES-
TIC.
All of which are offered for sale. for cash, or
satisfactory credit. at the Lowest Prices. by the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every day, amp
many of them are got up for our own sales, and
not to be found elsewhere.
0|r Printed lists of prices, corrected from day
to day, with every variation Of the market, are
placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able 10 form some idea of the
extent and variety OF our assortment, when we
state, that tie value of our usual stock of this
on article is at least twice the value of the en-
tire stock of dry goods usually kept by our larg
est wholesale joobers. This fact together with
the fact, that our means and our attention, in.
stead Of being divided among vnst variety of
articles. are devoted whooIy to one, will render
the advantages which we can offer to dealers per-
fectly obvious; and il shall be our that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with anv
disappointment.
Our assormeu, is complete a, all seasons ofthe
year.
LEE. JUDSON & LEE.
.S.-B. F. LEE, formerly Of the firm of
Lord & Lees, and late senior partner in the ori-
ginnl firm Of Lee e. Brewster. from which con-
nec,ion he withdrew some time ago, hns resumed
business in connectian with MessrS. Lee. Judson
and Lee. under the firm of LEE, JUDSON &
LEE, and he ventures to assure his friend and
the public, that the new firm will maintain the
same pro-emnence in this branch of the trade.
which formerly distinguished the other two nous
es 20 which he belonged.
23-ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-11
The Dress of Children.

1t is unfortunately the fashion with many la
dies of the present time to let their children be
exposed with bare neck, arms, and legs until
the skin becomes notified by stagnant venous
circulation (bueness of skim. In such circum-
stances, tubercles (early consumption the seeds
of so much malady, and the source of so many
heart-pangs, are, am persuaded, frequently de.
veloped, so that this cold surface is equally the
source of present misery to the little child, and
of future sorrow to the parent. Of this treat
ment, scrofula and consumption, in their various
forms, are the frequent result. In addition espe-
cially, the skin should be excited by rubbing,
sponging, &c, and protected by just and gen
eral clothing, light in summer, warm in winter,
with flannel next the surface at all times. There
may be circumstances of health and atmosphere
in which exposure may be right enough; but
these rarely coincide in infancy, particularly
in our climate,) nor last the whole day-Dr,
~ Hail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-11
Effect Of TINE Relation.

To think on every subject that can engage our
contemplation as Jesus thought, that is holiness
of mind To feel towards every object that ap.
peas to our affections as Jesus felt, that is holi-
ness of heart! To act, in every condition and
circumstance in which we may be placed, as Je-
sus acted-or, if in our place, would act-that
is holiness of life! Yes, to be cast into the very
mould of Chrst's character-in Joy and sorrow,
in love and hatred, in all we desire and all we
dislike to be one with Christie have the spirit
Of Christ as divine guest, dwelling within, and
bringing all which meets the eye of God in the
inner man into conformity to the mind of Christ;
and to put on the Lord Jesus Christ, as divine
garment, worn without, and modelling all which
meets the eye of the world, in the outer man, af-
ter the likeness of Christ-ths, this is holiness
To attain to this, is the first and dearest desire
of him who loves the Savior as his own people
love him; and to accomplish this, and thus make
him meet for the companionsbip of the saints Of
God on earth, and the presence of the God Of
saints i'll heaven, is the glorious office and pre-.
rogative of the Sanctifier, even the Holy Ghost
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-11
A Word 10 the Christian,

There are motives to induce the Christian to
engage in the Temperance enterprise, which
can bear with equal weight upon no other one.
He sees the moral desolation intemperance is
making in the world, and if Oh his spiritual
vision has shone the light of Cod he can pen
citrate the dread secrets of the tomb-he can
draw aside the curtain that hides eternity from
view: and while he gazes upon the abodes of c.
terna blessedness, and remembers that no drunk
ards foot ever trod those golden streets, let him
ask, Where are the thousands that intemperance
has consigned to the grave? The Christian may
here find motives for action, lasting as eternity
high and glorious as heaven, deep and dark as
hell, The Christian also knows the grace and
power of Him who came to seek and to save
that which was lost; and while that holy redeem
er lives to carry forward his own work of mercy
and love in our fallen world, the Christian vii
never despair of the salvation of drunkards, Oh
the triumph and glory of the Temperance cause
Christian, are you actively laboring, as the ser
want of Christ is, in this york Of holy charity