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ABsOONTDEsD,

A@ From my premises, on Friday the
ION the 9Th inst, my Negro man
NHlA J OE.
lS) lie had on when he left, dark
TIL o"lored skir,etl coat, and panta.
EEaa looms Of twiIled Kerscy, and a
straw hat. Joe is u stout heavy built fc!-
low, abnut five feet high, with a scar on
his forehead just over one Of his eyes; hc
is rather slow in speaking when first spo.
ken to. viii, kind Of sly.looking smile
on his conn,enance. A rewurd Of Five
Dollars will be given fnr his npprehcnsiop
and delivery ut my residence, or Ten Dol.
lars, if safely lodged in any Of the Ds,ric.
JalIs il. this State.
w. II. WOODS.
February 6, 1917. Is e.
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BANK AGENCY,

The subscriber continues to net as
Agent in both Of the Banks in Camden, on
the usual terms.
L. w. BONNEY. Z
Dec. 80, 1916. tt
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L. NJ. BUTLER,
Colonel Commanding $. e. Y.

We stated in yesterdays paper (says the
Mohilc Register Of 9Th ul,.) tha. several
dctachments belonging To This Regiment.
were conveyed 10 the vessels now lying
below the bar. which vii, transport them
direct to the seat Of wnr. They were the
Hammond Guards, Chester and Fairfield
companies. Yesterday the Abhevilic, Sum
ter and Lancaster companies embarked,
and to-day the EdgcIielh, (''96 boys"O
Kershaw. Charleston and Richland compa-
nics leave. May each one send as ,lcslruc-
tive shots into the Castle Of San Juan lie
UlIoa. us their gallant c"untrymcn did into
the battle ships Of Sir Peter Parker.
We understand (<nys the Herald that
this Regiment is ordered to proceed TO the
Brazos, if they can arrive there By The Is,
inst. II they nrc delayed la,ert than that
time. they are 10 proceed 10 Tampicn.
The opinion is that their Ultimate dies ina.
ton is Verde Island. near Vera Cruz Donb-
,css they nre to take hand in the rcduc.
t"n Of Vera Cruz, ofwhich we shall pre-
scntly expect to hear Char. Cour.
DR.. HOLLAND. o( the Amy, bearer Of
dispatches from the Scat Of War in Mexico
tn The General Government. left in The
Steamer yesterday afternoon for Washing.
ton.
We are Indebted tn his polite attention
for The following items Of Intelligence.
Dr.. II. left Gen. Woors camp on the
Slh uli.-Thc camp is situated nine miles
beyond Saltillo in Il mountain pass called
EnrGntrata. Col. HARVEY is posted with
his Dragons, eleven miles beyond, On an
other mountain pass on the ST, Louis road
called Augma Nucpa. Col. YELL, Of
Arkansas, with his mountcd men stationed
nt Palhos, in or'ert 10 keep open the chan.
mel Of communication with Parras, which
is the great granary Of Mexico.
Previous to the departure Of our Infnn-
try, arrangements had been made rnr six
months supply Of grain for the forces.
The report of SANTA ANNA's advance
was c0ntradiclcd at the time Of his dcpar.
turc.
Gen. Wonl.'s army had never been be.
set by struggling parties Of Mcxicans, as
had been reported, though there had been
several false alarms.
Is Enough was known TO justify the belief
That the Mexican Congress were strongly
disposed to Char. Mcr.
DREAprUL AccipENT.-As Mr.. Joseph
Hall, OF Lyme, New Hampshire, was light
ing match 10 fire large seam charged
with powder. at, Tie Gummi', in The town Of
Orange, spatk from the match caught the
trail, and cxplodcd.hc whole, blowing him
,hirly feet into The air and killing him in
s,anlly lIc left q wife and four small
chldlep.
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iii subscriber would respectfully i0inrm,
tho Ladies' and Gentlemen of Sumlerville
and vicinity, that he ,has taken rooms III
the Court House fora few days andsWill be
happy to have all call and examine epeci-
mems whether they intend sitting nrSnot.
After having experience in New York and
New Orlennsshe does notil,csitaie. 10 war
rant his Likencsscse equals any taken in
the Union. Az
No person will be required to take q
picture after sitting il II does not give suit
i.mclion.
Is Portraits copied correctly: Likenesses
taken in cienr, cloudy. or rainy weather
Instructions in the Ar.givcn and Appa-
ratus furnished.
J. S. CLARKE.
sumterville, S. c., Feb. 8, 1916. rs 9,
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FOR SALE.
good Charleaton made covered BUGGY Lately
used by MIR Banding. Apply ut This Office.
February ,. fl tf
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LETTERS FOR THE VoLuNTEERs.-ll His
Exc.llcncv, Governor JOHNSON has hand.
ed us. fol publication, the following in-
structions from Colonel Butler, fur The
direction oC letters 10 the Volunteers, aud
requests all The newspapers Of This State
To copy hem:-South- -Carolinian.
"a communications from The relatives
or friends, to my member OF the Palmetto
Regiment, should be addressed thus:
Care IF JAMES CASTEv, Of the Palmetto
Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers,
in Merico uia NcD Orleans. care of
At. BURNLEY & Co.
NorE. E.-Giving the title Colonel, Lieut.
Colonel, Mnjor, Cnplnin, Lieutenant, Ser
gean!, Corpu,nl. or Private. as The case
may be, and a'arays raying the postage us
far as New Orleans"
p. NJ. BUTLER,
Colonel Commanding 5. T.. Y.
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T.3Wc are authorized 10 an
'nonnce W1LLlAMs G. & i, AR RET, ESQ. d $
a. q Candidate fortTaxa Collector. ntsihe en-.
suing Election. i: rs. 81,
s Sumterville. Nov. 25, u SAG. II
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We add, that letters sent TO any Of the
Sumter Volunteers will. probably, more
certainlyreach their destination by being
directed 10 Company IA, in addition TO
the necrssary directions above given by
our correspondent, or TO "Sumlcr Volun-
teers." ~ if
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IN The hospi.alityof the sons of Carolina,
--rcs'dentsbof Mnhile,-who gave us in
camp a feastofgoot things. For parlicu.
lars, refer you 10 the city papers. ,
Yet anotherWord and have done. Two
o' the government transports hive arrived
whicha are To carry US from .our own our
native land" The ,olhcris is expected hour.
y. Ihe, Chester, Barnwcll, and Fairfield
Com panics emb%rk To- morrow, at 9 A. M.
Three o,hers--noty yGt namcd-lhe day T..
ter; ,l,c1iothcrs' on Wednesday,. BY The
night OF Tint day, the Palmetto S,ute Ban.
ner will flutter in the breeze that blows
over The waters Of The Gulf or Mexico
In less than TWO days,i, will be planted on.
the soil ofoufsfoe. Como what ,nay,-a
safe and honorable return 10 our kind, cd
and loved homes, or assoldier's grave in
foreign land, VIC remember lhut we arc
South Carnlinians.
Those who desire 10 ,si,e In their friends
may calculate ON the safety Of their letters
by directing in tho following manncr,,,o
wit - 2e
To Capt, Lieutenant. sergt.. Corporal
or private, as the case may be,)
. Army Of Occupation
(Msxico.)
Palmetto RegimentsSo. Ca. Volunteers.
Care Of A. T.. Burnley g. Co.
80 Camp Street. New Orleans, La.
The postage mast be paid to New Or
leans. The rank mast be designated.
l'add, in few words, that am suffer
ing in health and strength, and that the
other officers of our company arc wcll.-
All Of us are foil ,nf war'lo the knife. Mr.
J. ID. Blanting. having accepted The office
Of Assistant Conmissary. has vacated that
Of lieutenant, which he held.
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CEITN AS HOTEL,

Ma nchester, Jan.5l, ls47. ll @lf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-24
Communicated.


rFR=8thi. resaeaec IN uslnoa, Go OHIO. ON tae
IN 81 JOSIAH FoN. IN Tire -5th year Of a,s asez-
..e4,n. were inferred IN the Friends arlal ground
ereel9h-
He was a native Of England, anj came to
/ .b., county in 1898. Ia 81 he received an
/ .oajmeut from Gen. Washington, IN the
4 Hat Office. He was recommended be Dr.
Es1 Andrew Eiiitott, Commodore Bafy.
IHaals Prarose, and mo>to se master snip
carpenters in Philadelphia.
fse government at ihtt jima determined 10
es8t- 4 navy 10 protect cur commerce in The
Mediterranean, aui BE- WIS Immediately em-
.Iutfd IN the construction ut irlgates Tor thtf
s5nee. In 81 the Navy Department va,
established aud he WIS transferred 10 DIAL dc
HHment with all the b2aks papers, *. re-
H.lng 10 The navy; AMI OItvtr Woleot placed
ia BIS hands the funds appropriated By Con
gf,ss for the establishment al dir navy office,
10 ppcare whatever he should dtcm HeccSs8=
rs Ion hat Office Sme OF tie best ships IN
World were built wbie be was naval cous'r1c.
l5f to vii: TIE United States Constitution.
Prfsij lent aud Chesapeake, oi 4 GINS: the
Congress 80 guns, Crescent 81 f5diit tor tie
Dsy Of Alglcrs.) the John Adams, 3 gus.
,ha Portsmouth, - the Wasp. Il. Hornet
Il; and the Ferrct Is. Some OF these b.
DATED, assisted III dating the others, an4
superintendent the building aal eqaipment Il
several oil them.
IN ISL he removed from Washington eit4
to Wheeling, aud three tears thereafter he
purchased the farm in Belmont County where
he resided until his death.
He was an American IN feeling, strongly
attached TO our country and lis institutions,
and more 50 after he returned lf5m vi-ij t.
his natiy. land in le31 lie Was broughtuP
in the society OF Friends, bat his employment
in die War Office was Incompatible with the
tenels OF that peace loving sect, and be iasl
his membership, nevertheless h. always a5=
" rcd strongly 10 the seej,ty, thor pliattFtrs
and discipline, Temfarate IN oil bis hlHlt,.
of a mild and benevolent dIsFosill a. ei Ailn
it may emph ideally he sail that he lived ~
To He great commandment; DO justice leHe
merry, aud walk hunthiy teiore The Lord Tbs
God, aud his reward on earth, Vas long
lile OF almost uninterrupted Il aida be Wa2
confined 10 lis bed haJ one day, aad died ap.
rafenlIy without pain. c
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Y IIEELlNG 81 BELMONT


The subscribers 10 the capital stock Of Tire
Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an insialment Of one dol.
lar upon each ana every share thereof is re-
CURED to be paid By them respectively To he
Treasurer OF the sid Company, on Wedaes-
day The 24'h dcy OF November. l9l7.
b. order OF the Board Of Managers.
f. H. FlIZaUGH, Clerk
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer viii be
found at the Merchants aNd Mechanics Bank.
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Y AssEfT & ROBINSON No n and fa nave ust
ID eHe1eaa large aa4 beaufitut assortment Of hsnit
winch tHef ~" LAKE pleasure IN showing to thase WHO
may favor tHcfu WITH caH. NJ -
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n LA1ST amy number al your own price To be found
O. "a AZ BASSEII & ROBINSON.
Nov =
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2 ~ aaenmg Dt5t#of .5e#..4a j. ID Base te.
y tic variety sulaeof bHat.=, sftB = CO.
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r feu would sec lie lar.est aud ffclicyt stock o
K Gmgbstas ~ be found GA tle c5tE. raEf II
Nov = RtSSEHf : RnHINSDN'S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
JAYNE's AGUE PILLS,
Speedy and Permanent Cure for
FEVER & AGUE, INTERMITTENT FEVER, &C

In recommending the Pills to the public the pro-
pretor does not wish to make any ry
dious perambulation but with full directions and Il
lew important remarks, he will leave the med cine to
speak for itself, feeling confident that merits are
such as Will not fail to bring into gene
he is sangune of the efficacy of these Pills. does
not hesitate to guP'antec in the most aggra-
waited cases-
BY following the directions closely while takiD g
this preparation, its superiority the ordinary
Tonic Mixtures, Pills, &c, &c, will be readily dis
covered
Being purely vegetable. free from all foreign dele
tcrous mineral preparations, these Pills may be taken
with the utmost safety under almost any crcumstan
ccs. They strengthen the stomach, invigoratc the
system, and entirely prevent that langucr and pros
traton Of strength which always attends this disease
They also possess decided superiority over Qunine,
Prussatc of Iron, Arsenic Bonesc, and the
other preparations usually employed in the Of
FEVER AND AGUE, in being gently Apcri6nt, by
this means carrying themselves Off through the me-
dum of the bowels after they have spent their medi
cnal powers in the stomach, thus preventing the
cumulation of those unpleasant symptoms that almost
universally follow the application of the aforesaid
medicines, which constringc the bowels produce con-
gestion the Liver and remain in the system brood
diseases dangerous than those they employed
| to subvert.
Hence is tn at those remedies in the ma ority oi
instances only suppress the disease lor short
period while the seasc still in the system brooding
new evils, and developes itself in a more danger
GUS form than first thus the necessity of medicine
possessing the qualities of DR.. JAYNEs AGUE Pills
that can be applied without the fear Of experiencing
those evil effects before alluded to, and with full
confidence Of receiving speedy and radical cure o
| the dieasc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
TO THE EDITOR.
WASHINGTON CITY, July l1th, /

WAsnIYGToN CITY, July 18th, 1917.
The last we have from the War, is the rumored
approach Of the Arkansas and Kentucky voun-
lccrs, prisoners in Mexico, to Tampico, under a
Mexican escort sincerely hope those poor feI-
lows have been released. We have another ru-
NOR that the Moxcans near Puebla are poisoning
the food sold 10 our soldiers. This last is moi
confirmed, and do not credit it. The nows
from Santa Fo continues to be of bad character
The commanders Of our forces in New Mexico
seem to have lost all government of the soldiers
as well as the citizens. A small body of our
men have been repulsod by large body of Mex
lcaRS and Indians, and another outbreak is yery
much 10 be apprehcnded in New Mexico.
There will be any quantity of presidential
movements between now and next spring. The
Wings will sotllc on Taylor. There is a growing
Impression that Mr.. Polk will again be candidate
If Taylor runs, don't believe he can be beaten
We are having the first news from the Chica 90
Convention. Among tho prominent names the
\ parties are well divided Letters from the leading
ni@h oi boIh parties wero well received by the
Con'enHon. A non-committal letter from Gcnl.
1SsS sr, was received with marked disapprobation
"'s Convention Is very similar to the Memphis
attained. Wv" '"' w
wa,,hyNl nnr cI'yNls very dull at this time, and the
s,a eAcee'ingly warm.
obldsan S,,""l GoatN load of men and women, and
s,nora ~ 4 ASo'uiers Npd rowdes, went from Balli-
~ there n raa, npolis On the 5th Of July. Whilst
cred from ~ nd mob Was kicked up-stones shcw.
: Sc. kiIIing one the steam-boat, and guns fired,
p The whole nfra;r two, and wounding several.
in Baltimore, and h undergone an investigation
blame. Some funny Jesuit is that nobody is to
Maryland. A few yeags are done in good old
islature was contested, dlnce a scat IN the Leg
pointed, persons and opportunities , as usual aP. I
were taken up and nearly re sent for, months 1
spent in the examination; then lhousano oolla RS
cided to send the whole matter bcommittee DO
The death Of Major VIM. Armsp me people
regretted by oil, whe knew him. IS aeeP,y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
NORTH Arkansas. Julv SOth. IS

North ARKANSAS, July Goth, lS47.
.Dear Clarke:-l see that you take charge of
the intelligencer in fearless manner, resolved
on defending your rights and melting out justice
TO all. Your correspondent, NorM West, is
bold and fearless advocate of his rights. He
IS Eot willing to admit that all the talents and
honesty belong exclusively to those who reside in
and about Little Rock. Indeed, sir, it is mar.
velously strange that so large a tract of country
as "A Arkansas, should not be able to furnish man
with equal abilities to those in and about Little
Rock. really do believe, that it is ,imo for the
"orfh and '0e@ TO come in for their share in the
government of the country. notwithstanding we
make corn and potatoes. That should not dis.
quaIiiy us from putting up our claims for our
rights, and at the same time be willing to abide
the decision of a well organized Convention. A
mon9 The most prominent men from the west in
inns neck of the woods, are, Oldham and Paschal.
Either OF those men, if they should be the nomi-
nee, would receive (and that wiiingly.i the entire
Democratic vote, in tho bounds of my acquaint-
ance; and have no doubt but what either of them
would ably and faithfully represent US in Con
gress. And do not, sir, know any individuals
IN the Sto'o that have stronger claims on the
democracy OF Arkansas than Paschal and Oldham.
will write you again when | have time.
Yours, IN haste, NORTH ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
GODEY'S REPUBLICATION OF TuF
Two most popular works in Europe,
ElacksyOOd's Lady's Magazine:
And GaZelie Of The Fashionable Wcrld,

/ +hh ua@bt'I VI NCflf,
ALSO,
THE LONDON WORLD or FASHION,,
And Con'ineatGL EeuiiletDa's.
The price of the two works in England is Sla
year. AS re.pubished by the subscriber laev
cost opI: 81 year.
BLAc&wooD's LApy's MAGAZINE. {; GAZETTE
OF THE FASHIONABLE WoRLD,-For Town and
Country-Dcrot 10 BeIies- -LeHres, Music, Fine
Aris, Fashions, DC.
The well known celebrity in Europe and this
country, Of B!ackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,
has induced the subscriber TO commence the ro.
publication OF this fashionable London fIonrbIv.
IL IS matter oil surprise that the Republication
OF this work was not commenced some ,c,rs
since. On looking over some Of the lat, nm
bcrS we Ind them filled with Stories. and Poeir,,
ana Narratives, tho most Of whi,h fall but l,tI,
behind those published in the Edinburrb VOL
and many sHrposs even tho cmanalions from ibo
liant inIe'!rrts Of the Great Northern Mnpazine.
HE best "rsrs Of the day contribute 10 inc p,,,c
IL has been published seventeen wears il, Ir,.
uon ana Las circulation exceeding 20, coo comes
through England, Scotland Ireland nd :Io ,.,,,,'
Hnent OF Europe Ii is translated into s,ycrnI
oil tho continental langrages-it being the orrv
'nsanco @! an English Magazine gecsiyinr that
compliment: '''"'
11iE LONnON W0ELD or EiSMOw
ant Couiacaioi IcuWeton's.
y monthly Publication Of the C,nr,s ,rT,
ana Forisi-DcdicatcI 10 High Life. Fasbion'
"b'es, Fashions, Po!n, Literature, Elmo 1ris
NC oFer0s' Theatres, &c.--EIilod by several
Literary and Fo.hionaJ,o Characters,
.. IN The Hlo'e two wo'~s viii be found all ito
Io'''P o' London, IdT.s, and the prIucjp,l C,,,,,
~ ~ '"0 Comment OF Europe. ROYAL Eo,.ir-
b'se"r!Io" Of tho Qgc"n's DAWN Poom r..
igs WIN accurate accounts Of tho dresses Of Tho
L'd'cS 0; Hanh-NoJlrmpu's F,:cs, I..rr;,,,,o,'
0' Cscry Ne" Opera, with criticisms on the san,a
-iGFiofmGFs' &c. Tales by the best En"I;sI,
Authors, Poetry, New Music. IL~r va:,EH!'s.
Y, T'>i' TO different No1Icneu--Dcscnp!ion Of Nv
f"in''ngs, and the .lr!isIs-VuriclicS. &c.
he publication p.ce Of The above wor in
LonLon, is & dollars ~
8, Terms I o! G?doy's New Monthly Mag.ziae,
All o'4-rs ma: be addressed, post PAID, to
!. 4. GODEI.
4ul Chestnut ~, IA.ladclphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
IIFFr IlFItu IIrr,r

"All that ran hath viii he give for his Ill.," so
we ind recorded IN Tie most ancient and best Of 30 Is
but as we see thousands dyug around US with Con
sumption Group, Cough, Asthma, E.oHc!rls, Spting
blood, and other Pulmonary uficctiuHs led o
doubt the corrcctncss Of tie above assertion, pcciaiy
since IL Is so well known that certain remedy may
be obtained which always arrests those diseases.
DR.. JAYNEs ExPECToRANr never fails 10 give relief,
and cures after every other LA c failed. This
can be and has been proved in thousands OF
where it has effected radical cures after the patient
had been given up by al! his friends and physicians
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
DIED.

In the town of Huntsville, of Congo stive Fever on
the 23rd July, FRANCES PALESTINE, daughter of Dr. d
L. and Z, e. Saunders, aged ten years.
This child was remarkable for a serene and spriphtIy
penetration which beamed in her sparkling eyes and
charming sweetness exhibited in the contour of her
lovely countenance. Nor were the characteristics IN
dicated in her countcnance found wanting 10 her kind
disposition and remarkable capacity of intellect
SO blooms the human face divine
When youth, its pride of beauty shows
Farer than spring the coors shine,
And swectcr than the virgin rose"
But alas
" Man deth and wasteth away. yea man givcth up
the ghost and where is he 2"
Communicated.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
as; Z 7sssSE I J I J ! rs
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INCORPORATION |: |, J !. !
r. ON Tie Philadelphia Letter.


READ TillSi-Last week, understand.
was a great week for the sale of DR.. jackson 5
Pile Embrocotion. Such is its reputation, that
travellers from all sections Of the country, where
the medicine is not for saLo, on arriving al this
city, either want il themselves or have orders from
their friends: Probably no medicine ever offered
to the public has effected so many cures, and soId
so rapidly, is tho Embrocatlon. Call and hear
what it has done for those " TO had given up all
hope!
The following is from Physician of much
cminence in the city:
DIR. n. JACkSON-Sir: | perceive by an
advertisement in the Ledger, that DR.. Jayne has
some of your valuable Pile EmbrocaliOn for sale.
have used it myself, and have been cured, and
my opinion Of ii is so favorable, that ! now ad-
vise my patients 10 use it, as the only sure reme-
dy. For sale by,
STEVENSON & BELL.
sI,J-,jW
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07

These Pills are put up in walls containing from %
TO 80 Pills, and being thus excluded from the air
never deterorate or undergo any change and if used
according to the directions INFALLInrr REMEpy
for Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fe
vers, &c.
Prepared only by DR.. D. jayne Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by STEVENSON & BELL,
Main Street, Van Buren, Arks
And w. Ii. q M. MAYERS,
Fort Smith, Aakansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
uODpIyG COrGu AND GROUP,

To PAHrNrs -J,Y>E's EHpLcroHANr. IS wilhout cx.
ccPton the most valuable prcPIration in use the
above diseases. 1t converts Hopping Cough into u
mild and tractabc disease and shorcus its duration
than half and produces ccrta N and speedy
recovery. From half TO one tea spoonful, will Ger.
ta!nIy Group in uGluts and Young children in
half hours !lmlr The lives olhuudrcds of lh drcD
Will be saved annually, Ly always keeping II on land
rca DIV for uNnrY NLLn- rrcEc cY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
BOWEL AND SUMMER COMPLAINT.

DIR. JAY NE, No. : South THIRD Street, is willing
10 guarantee that his CARMINATIvE EAIsAM Will cure
Didrrhua, Coles, Cramps, Gripping Pains, Cholera
Morbus. Summu Complaint, and other Arrangements
Of the Stomach and Bowels, in nin,t whine cases out
Of hundred, and in less than half The than can
be effected by any other means.
1t is extremely pleasant, and children are fond of
it. 1t is equally ccctual for adults children,
and when the directions arc followed, and cure is
Effected, the money will he chccriully returned.
Price % and 50 cts. bottle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
Taxes! TaxeS!!

q HIiZENS, one and all, prepare 10 pay vo
IAAES. | have just received the Tax DO,
for this year, and shall soon give you Il call, Al
trust you will not put the to the trouble of cali
twice. II Is easier for ench Of you TO raise
small amount than for me 10 advance a large q,
JOHN CARNALL, SA'6.
For! Smith, July 10, 1917. 2S-tt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
TERMS CT THE srAyD,np.

The .'SrANDARD' vii! be published u5ou: III,
hrst OF August, on large imperial sheet. with 1,
complete assortment Of new materials, nt the ro,
ofihree dollars in advance year, or four at N
expiration Of the year. The charge of advert,
ing and other particulars will be published in III
"SThNDAHD.' 81 A liberal patronage is isrospec,full
so"cIted' \. S. GREGORY.