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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF JAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.

j. w Goodson, Bellevue, Ohio says-Your medi
c'hes sod nave given very general satisfaction and
the demand is increasing. The CG1liiatiue Balsan,
is selling well.
d. Beaver Winchester. Prebic CO., Ohio saws
our Erpectordn is getting popular and i'm fact
taxing the place of all other medicin of the kind
our per1niuge is dcservedly popular as also vopr
CdTm natfoe Bdsam and Pills, and require no certif
cate to recommend them.
ID. a. Barrows, Galena, Illino,s June I9A5 a,u.
am ont of your Vermifuge, and wish you would send
me some as soon as possible have calls for il eve
ry day,--aso send some Sanitive Pills. | am nearly
out OF your Expectorant and Hair Tonic. have sold
considerably by the dozen.
Jesse M. Allen, Columbana Ohio ANIL 1919
ou will perceive that have sold ali vonr Yer,
long time with great many calls for it, Your Yer
nifuge particularly stands deserv edly high as Worm
nedicine and has uniformly cen att nded with good
erect Please forward as soon possible
Williams 81 Haywood, Raleigh, N. c. June ls45
say-Send us a fresh supply of your medicines Your
Sarminative balsam ia highly spoken of by all who
have used it. ~
] g o. Wilson & Co, Portland, Maine, August 90.
ie4o' say-We wish yon to send some more of your
Carmlnatlve Balsam Your medicines sell raridly his
faction. s. s ~
A. \. Williams, Parke rsburg Va, says-Your Car
mnative Balsam tried it in The ca Sc of an infant of
my own, afflicted with Diarrloa and Iiepatc deranye
ment. with marked success.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne PHILADELPHIA and
soia on agency by STEVENSON & BELL,
Mann Street, Van Buren,, Arks
And w. ii. q M. MAYERS
hoo. Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
ITALY,

The Pope is fast getting to be central figure
in the gronp of European princes, and Italy is as
suming aspect of political importance, hitherto
for centuries unknown to her.
Letters from Rome announce that the Secreta-
ry of State had forwarded a note to the Cabinet
of Vienna, in which he declared that, should the
Austrians not evacuate the town of Ferrafa with
in q forth ght, the Pope would recall his Nunco
from Vienna. and send passports to Count Lltzow,
the Austrian ambassador at Rome. The Pope
had instructed the Governors of Ancona and Ci-
vita Vecchia to supply those fortresses with three
months provisions.
Preparations Of war form the chief items of
news from Rome. An artillery captain, named
Lopez, has been sent 10 France to purchase ten
thousand muskets, and ten thousand hands al
ready held out to receive them, that number of
Young volunteers having offered themselves to re-
sist an INVASION Meanwhile, the Roman Govern
ment steadily continues to arm the civic guard
for which purpose citizens from all parts of the
States offer it arms.
!, The Pope has established camp Of $1,000
regular troops at Forli, which is every day rein
forced
The enthusiasm of the people is at great
height at Rome. The early organization of a
battalion of priests and monks is spoken OF, and
| il is certain that great number Of the religious
orders exercise themselves in the practice of arms
The Pope rides about the city on white mule,
which she bought at Florence. and shows to his
| loyal and faithful subjects face beaming with
the calm Of a good conscience, and the proiou nd
sentiment of his rights and his strength.
| Letters from Turin announce the protest against
| the occupation Of Ferrara by the Austria u.s.
! Prince Melternich, it appears, had addressed
circular to all the Italian princes, prescribing the
adoption of certain measures. for the maintenance
OF TRANQUILITY in Italy. The Prince having sug.
gested, among other measures, the occupation OF
| Alexandria by an Austrian garrison, the klng OF
Sardinia was indignant at the ProPosnion' ina.
he Immediately entered an energetic protest against
ali ntervention of Austria in the affarsUf the IN
dependent sovereigntes of Italy, and offered the
Pope the cooperation of his army and fleet should
an Austrian force invade his territory, Inc re-
port is current that Sardinia has acceeded TO an
alIapce which England has concluded at Wirtem-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
FERRY NOTICE.

EDAY no attention to new humbugs, as nsw cs.
Il tahished Ferries--cut roads-nev bridges
aud nsaO nigh cuts. Keep the old we'll established
and plain road to tho VAN BUREN, Ferry,
where you will find good new ferry boats-expe-
rienced careful and obliging ferry men and
charges as cheap as The cheapest. Drovers will
find this the best and safest point to cross stock at,
on the Arkansas river. They will also find a
good lot, immediately at the Ferry landing, for
their accommodation. The farmer, by crossing
at this forry. can have the advantage of the Van
Buren market, whore the highest prices are paid
by the merchants, for all kinds of produce.
J. NJ. GLENN.
Van Buren, Sept %, ls47.-34-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

and pleasant During tho warmest months of
summer there is constant breeze playing over
the praries, and the nights are invariably cocl
thc thermometer mover rises over 50 10 90 and
pm the winter never falls below 30 degrees Fah-
Irenheit. 1t abounds in 81 .ngs and at .lhe depth
Ioi hIeen or twenty feet in the midst of the pra-
jric. the best water can be had; all the small
streams are peculiarly clear and crystal-like-
Colonel w lIIlam Myers, who removed there from
Garrard county. KY, last fall, says, in letter
dated Sih May, lSf7,-"l will not venture 10 Tell
my friends in Kentucky tat the land here was bet.
ter than the best land in Kentucky, because they
would not believe it; but now | assert il, for the
soil is DEEPER being iii many places five feet and
the kindest Ilnd 10 work ever put a plough in
Il verify believe that around the forks of the Tri-
inliy, lies the largest body of frst-rate land in
America" From the forks OF Trinity to Sar;t,
Fe. IS only about 600 miles by the old Spanis!,
trail, and tho newspapers in Texas are now ad-
jvocating the route up the TriniIy, and from its
forks by land as in every respect preferable 10
the one by independence, Mo. Why should Erl-
Igrants think of going to Oregon or California,
when they can obtain better land for nothing. SC
much nearer home
i his Is, perhaps, the last opportunity that will
ever offer on the continent Of America, of GET
ting lands for the mere cost of surveys and cost
OF deeds. Our Colony is emphatically the place
for the poor mans home: there he does no, bavo
TO feed his cattle for six or seven months in the
year; 'here he viii have n home market for all
the surplus ho can produce for years 10 come.
and with industry and economy, speedily become
rich.
Let no Emgrant lose sight of the important
tact that our contracts. with the Government of
! exas expire on the ist day Of July, 1913, and
maj he must not only be in the Colony, but that
he must have selected his land, built house or
cabin thereon, and be residing therein with his
family by that day;-one day after thai date. md
the opportunity OF getting land for nothing. is,
perhaps, lo5t for ever Persons desirinp nddi.
!ionai information, by addressing the unders gned
| ruseea or, either of them, posi- paid, shall re-
ceive prompt attention.
1oI WILLIS STEWART, } Trustees of The Teras
w. u rs lERS, } Land Company.
Louisville, Sept. lst, lS47. 34:tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
MORE EVIDENCE OF THE VIRTUES OF JAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.

- a n T.
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Dr. J. n. Smith, Winsboro N c., says-Some Of your
Family Medicines have ; d this part the coun-
try. They to do good, and are eagerly
sought after by all who scquaintcd with their
medicinal virtues | should b lad to have an Agen-
cy for the sale of them, fla myself, that IN
reputation Phisican is such, will promote your
interest in their sale The Ecpec ant appears to be
in the greatest demand here.
Mr. J. II. Wallace, Milford, Pa, sav vs-The first sr
months very little Medicine excepting your
Worm Medicine, which 7 posed of. 1t is
bat a, short time since the E1pecfoTbr, much call
ed for had used one bottle in my family. and found
it excellent Medicine for colds. This Spring there
have been unusal number of persons complaing Of
heavy Colds, and the most of them have found relieI
by using your Expectordnt.
Mr. Thos. M. Turner, Savannah, Ca, says-Wc
have been very successful in selling your AHerdfioe,
and we have but few bottles eft; wish you send
Gross by the first vessel.
Messrs. Whitney g. Latin, Mount Morris, N. Y.
saycWe ore about out of your Vernifngc and Hair
Dye, and have daily scas for the Vhrnifuge, which
stands very high in this section. The sales of all
your Medicines have been good and continues to in.
Ezra Tuttle, Woughby, Ohio, says-Your Verrni-
Juge and PiHs sell very readily here--I could have
sold much more of them if | had had them.
Vtrmifuge and Erpectorant give good satisaction
we should be glad to have another lot.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON BELL. Druggist is,
Van Buren, Ark s.,
And w. III. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
Fnrt Sruith Ark
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
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who will send the names of 10 subscribers and S2O
ANY person wishing to possess a copy of this magnif
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very little exertion by canvassng among their friends
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and lding their paper to us, with the above adver-
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
MADISON.

AMY iENr-Jesse E. Dow, ESQ.,, of Balti-
FL - invented new army tent, (called Dow :
ient) which will soon, no doubt, take the
y 'ne Tents now in use. 1t is an admirable
kbs .r and meets the warm approval Of all
"' 0'ncers who have seen il. The tent is roo
Lco,d p durable, without tent pole, without
''''en' hook or pin, is perfectly ventilated,
moor, cellar and chimney. 1t is light,
e''' uc'aole, and can be struck in one minute s
specimen will be set up in the front
sacs OF the War Department, for general in
I5on' IN the course Of few days. Mr.. Dow
has orders from the Government author.
3. ,or seseral of his admirable tents.-Cov
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

oerg' Bavaria and Baden, to prevent the nteryen.
'ion OF foreign powers in Italy.
me London Times calls upon France for
prompt action in regard to the affairs of ItaIv.-
~ charges upon Louis Philippe the design of max
'S prospective provision for fourth SON. in Ita-
~, and with willingness, in order to effect his
oGJect' 10 abandon to al overbearng foe an insult
gu pontff and an outraged people, and insists that
IA this he is acting in direct hostility 10 .he wishes
~ MS own people, as we'll as to the demands of
justice and right.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
PROCLAMATION
- U THE
- BY THE
--~ ~~"Ek .

vKVHEREAS. All-Wse and Mercifui Provi-
wv dence has dispensed blessings, OF the most
bountfu and diversified character among the people
of this State the abundance of various agricultural
crops the universal prosperity OF our people, and their
unexampled- good health. it is deemed worthy OF a
grateful people make public manifestations of their
Sense of the renewed. obligations under which they
have been placed. by the appointment of day of
Thanksgiving, throughout the State:
Be it known, therefore, that l, THO'S S. DREW f,
Governor of the State of Arkansas, have appointed
THURSDAY the NINTH day CT DECEMBER next,
as a day of THANKSGIVING which is hereby pro-
claimed and recommended to the good people in
nv county and town in this State, as fit day and
nroper time to acqut ourselves. euch and every
of high and praiseworthy duty, to Bountiful and
Mercful Providence
Given under my hand at Little Rock, and to which
is affixed the Great Seal of the State of
H. 81 Arkansas, this 18th day of October,
I647 and of the Independence of the
United States, the 72d year.
THOT S. DREW.
By the Governor: = =
D. B. GREER,
Secretary Of State. -
By n. 7. GAINES, Deputy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
70 THE EDITOR.
JEFFERSON Co., Ark. Oct. /, lS47.

JEFFERSON CO., hEh'. Oct. i, 1871.
G. ~. Clarke:
'b; .,b;ect of Democratic State Convention
no noo,s a question Of considerable Importance,
narty papers are all out in favor of the
W. VT and as all thus seem to agree in The
hero is no doubt but meetings will be
The different counties and delegates sent
Convention, for the purpose of giving the
- # their votes for such individuals as ap.
p..t calculated 10 servo the State. in the
- Offices within the gift Of the people. The
w. y. If the " Inieligencer," in relation to a
~, Of Congress from the West, is consider
aou,e. as sectional, iiliberal and proscrip.
-, others think the interests of that portion
S,ate should entitle them to a fair divide
Aces, The North and West,
ana nSa large majority of the voting population
H. State. sense Of justice should induce US
r;ad 10 them their proportion of Offices
u thew contain In their limits, individuals
L. canacites are inferior to none, for intelIi-
<.o and of great personal worth.
rro,, Indications from that quarter, Mr.. Will
1 and Judge Oldham are the most prominent
,,nts. in the West, for the nomination; either
rbem could serve us creditably in Congress;
of the Two, having preferences like other
| would greatly prefer " Snipes.''
IN Tbornton and Judge Rome are on the
q far that office which Gov. Drew has flied
4 such astonishing dignity and soisdom; and
Y indiyiduals will be considered as the head
1 he right and left wing Of the Democracy.-
Thornton is said TO be man Of great finan-
talsu.s. Judge Roane is one of the mocka-
men of this State;. has always been demo-
4 Of liberal views; he has held many stations.
kIave and judicial, and always proved him.
comDelenl 10 the faithful discharge Of ali
duties incumbent upon him, in the many and
ms stations he has held under the FeIeral
State Governments. Judge Roane's claims
he office of Governor. will be fo;ind equal to
L Of any Individual. Take him in law and
science of government, and no inviqidual
er understands lis principles. Take him for
Icriculiursi. and he has evidence of his sue
in the number of his cotton bales. ACQUIRED
bis industry and skill 10 planting Take hiai
/ fnancier, and we find he foresaw the ruin
be State, in The charter of the Bankss and in
Ieniion, was one of the trhee that voted against
Slaic Constitution.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
JAKE.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. I6tn.. lS47.

sar -! desire to call YOUR attention to
4 Banner of the | ith inst. In it appears a
nunicalon dated Spadra, Johnson county, Ar
rkas, September Both. 1917. Now, Mr. Edi.
< it Is known here that the 90 universal sent.
b" IS not as clearly in favor of Bob Johnson,
|appsars 10 the jaundiced vision of that letter
: Ter, and he knows, if he lives in this county,
does not live at Spadra,) that there is no, una
= iy IN regard to the candidate for Congress.
! county is pretty well divided among the as
fals but, us said before, Oldhani's chance IS
ss; if he is not hOney .faggtea out of it.
Johnson" says that there is no such suppcsi.
! here now. nor ever has existed nor could
/ one, acquainted with public sentiment here.
4 II, w!ih regard for truth, that it is believed
] thai Gov. Drew will be =. pushed out, for
gress instead of Johnson. ( admit thai non,
b1iiet does not exist but when wroteso
! lasi month il was believed by some, who had
gHL to believe 1t. from a knowledge of the fact,
| whilst Gov Drew and Judge Olihan were
i his place, the Governor expressed 10 Oldham
sorrow, on has coming on: for Congress-; AMI
Ifnt Johnson was not the man. This is an
spuIaOe fact, and If Johnson" who appears
Pc knowing one, disputes this, because he
"Opens Eot 10 know of it before. can have sa-
Factory evidence whenever he appears in pro
"a PersOnid, for he will be sure 20 fiM :. o.
Put. The inference drawn :" by sonle'' of our
Ezens-as Johnson was not to be tie man, and
4 Drew was sorry that Oldham had come out,
Is, that Dretc ,caS 10 be tie man. This was the
'iment OF some of our citizens, though, of hum.
PfeiensIons in life; yet, as important in pu.
& point of view, as that Of few. influential
I fce'1oaers" abou! this place.
'onnson set out by giving homily on mis-
presentations, and assais my identity as a
pea OF this county. Will he explain
I important inconsistency in the history of his
pronunciation! Ii is this-in the 50 Banner" of
;, IN September. the Editor says that +" John
snail appear next week and in that paper
'ne I'm October, the expected letter appears
ua'ea S opadra, Johnson county, a ri<ansas, Sep
's. 'oN', 1871; three days later than its an
-nce'leh' at Little Rock. What shifts III
IL -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
HUNTSVILLE. AJAX Ocr. I3tb. ls47.

HUNTSVILLE, ARK, Oct. 18th, lS47.
G. ". Clarks-
D-Ak OH Il have noticed III your paper seve-
-, ,.olnn'qncatltlons, purporting TO have been
'en az Huntsville, giving the views of the citi-
=, mis- county, relative to the probable
ens'n OF the different aspirants to a seat in
Isiess' think the writer is not as we'll ac-
.an'ed with the opinions of the citizens oe Mad
~ u, as nose who reside in the county.
~ IN INC last communication, over the signature
l.. II. r i is said, there was. a time when
6aO"C opinion was in favor of Bob Snipes but
4" ,"fs = nave taken change, and Madison will 60
r. 'H1Se Oidhans. | would like to know how he
Iova I'no 50 wise; | am living in the county, but
n ,biS perceived no such change. Mark the result
fnd Iu,S S Seouniy--it will go for A. M. WILsoN.--
|be 800 oonam has good office. at the hands Of
or % ib peoPe. and exPec. he has qualified himself
h wod o du.les thereof, as he promised the people
RI b "1Io ;en 10 one of his Communications. As to
froo, ynnsOn' ,hn we can't take him; we want man
nj s"e Norfh'csst that will look to our interest,
,e \, ere willing to rest our case in the hands
The people. ''''' Knows ing ''''''0 -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
NEW CLOTHING.

UST received by steamboat P. II. White--Fne
~ black dress and frock Coats fine black sac do
fine Jeans do fine Sattnett do Silk velvet
vests Cashmere do Cashmere do; black Satin do ;
black Cashmere pants Sattinett do Jeans do black
Satin ties Linen bosom shirts black and red leather
trunks--for sale low by T.. 3. BISHOP,
Van Buren,, Sept. 25, 1S47. In Turner's old stand
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. %

NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. 25.
Corrected Weekly1
Cotton-Ordinary lO lUb; middlng I0S a 10 !: mid.
ding fair iOs III; fair IL II; good fair I2d I3
good fine l3t l.
Sugar-Louisiana st a u; Havana ga 10; brown 81
CT.
Molasses-28 81 per gal.
Tobacco-2aa Al c.
Flour-S4 50 a 5 So
Whiskey-Rectied 20 23
Cofee-7a 1a.
SaA-SI 30 a As. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
MOUNT ST. MARYS COLLEGE,
F a Y E 1r II T. " / il Il IE

U ia U i u " u u u TJ .
WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARK.
THlS LlTERATY INSTITUTION, under the
- patronage Of Right Reverend DR.. BYRNE,
was opened on the 9Th inst. The classical yea r
divided into two sessions, of iwety weeks each
TERMS PER SESSION:
Highest English Department and Maihc-
matics, jSl5 90
Lower Class English, IL 90
Latin and Greek, 20 90
Boarding and Lodging, 40 90
Regular attendance is required and no deduc-
ton will be made for absence except in cases of
protracted illness.
The Latin classes will commence as soon as
nine ten students enter.
JOHN COREY.
Fayetteville, Ark, October 6, ls47.-25-lf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23


HAVE YOU TRIED IT?-If not do no, d.I.v a..
other day, but send Immediately if YOU have been
ohe OF the wise and prudent, and already bouubt a
ootte, the question is settIed-you ha We recovered
your health 'ieu
Jayne's Carminative Balsam, for Bowel an d snm.
Mer Complaint, never fails. 1t is the only medicine
.nat will cure Thousands of persons have given
,heir testimony in its favor No family should ever
be without it, 'O ''ei
WHY WEAR A WIG "A majority Of the yvios
MORN are wholly unnecessary. The use of Javne,s
mar Tonic will always prevent the hair from faIl;n
on and ITS continued will in most cases
'he mead with a beautiful crop of new hair
FEVER AND AGUE-Cure Warranted-Jarno,s
ste Ills are warranted to the worst forms of
ie'Sr ana Ague The money will be refunded in nil
cases IL they fail to cure-but they ever do fail
a strong evidence that Dr. Jaynes Expectorant 10
superior 10 all other remedies for Coue hs Consump
tioh, bronchls, Asthma, and other Pulmonary fec
'iohsis that the same persons who commenced the
m IL I'D their families ten years ago still prefer il
TO all other remedies OF the kind and where anv ba
most ueu i 70 Try other preparations, they have al
most invariably been disappointed in receiving The
Deneht which was reasonably anticipated from Tie
ngh praises bestowed by the propretors and have re-
turned to the use of Jayne's Expectoran as remedy
that new has failed to relieve them and which pro
Oaoiy never had its equal in arrestinr Pulmonary dis
eases. '
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia and
sold on agency by STEVENSON & BELL
Van Buren, Arks
w. H. & NJ MAYERS, Fort Smith
n37
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
OYSTERS! OYSTERS u

OYSTERS! OYSTERSu
EINlVE dozen cans of " Baltimore Fresh Cove Ovs.
ters' Just received on consignment--warranied
HENkYs& CUNNINGHAM
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

SAAN UF LANEB EFabEg IA X Els.
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, THE STATE OF ARKANSAS
B. H. SMTESON Countydo
nes
O saiida
o said
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

Elk AND AGUE-Cure Warranted-Javne,s
Ague Pills warranted to cure the worst forms f
reVer ana Ague The money will be refunded in nil
cases II they fail to cure-bnt they never do fail