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DE.vTaL sURGERr,

by 9. IT. VAN PArTEN, VI. d..
Permanent Office nnd residence next door TO Iodds Hat
Store, Browns Hotel.
Dec Billy I'D
A LWAfs IN TiNIE.-The subscriber hns just received
"a small cargo oanhracite coal, of excellent quality,
which he Will furnish 10 those in reasonable rate
He has also hand about 10000 bushels of good ice and
IN expectation OF 500 tons OF northern ice which will be
sold az cheap ms the cheapest
Inquire ut ms Office near the long bridge =
March 22-2aw3w JOHN PETTIBONE,
J,OR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber is DESTROYS OF
selling his late residence on The corner OF 3D. and ID
ree near the City Hail. II is story brick house.
with basement and small back building, good stable
pump in the yard, milk house and other comforts and
venlences Ii not sold the oil lew weeks, the
premises will careful and punctual tenant
have also for sale that beautiful building site on the
Hunter fronting north 81 feet on o. and on 81 street
L Terms of sale very accommodating; ,, 49,.
| March 20 neodu D. W. MlDDLEIoN'
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by -
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N b. The drawing win take place soon as the chances
are all taken, and due notice will be given OF the same
Dec lS-eotiif
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French Spring and summer Goo,

French Spring and Summer Goods.
TN addition to my previous arrival spring goods, have
L received the following desirable spring and summer
goods to which would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention of my friends and le public generally feeling
confident that they all be suited in every article III my
line OF business.
LADIES' WEAR
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Washington March p, 1871. Mar 23-3t
NEW Dress Materiais.-We would call attention 10
IN our stock OF dress goods, which is complete, and
comprises uncommon variety OF materials, styles, &c
We have OPEN
Rich India ioulards
Rich French plaid briiants
1000 pieces bereges and bazanes, comprising beaut
lu variety and at all prices
Rich plaid gace Silks new style
Embroidered linen robes, with very many other
rails which Will take great pleasure IN showing to the
March 25-stif
NEW MUSIC this day rece,vcd.-This day received
~ sale Stationers' Hail. Pennsylvania avenue,
doors east Of 'AA street, 'n' '00"'"S new FISCHER
Newport Redorva.
Wake my Love-Serenade from the Grand Opera OF the
Night Dancers. BY E. J Loder
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A MEXICAN COMEDIES, by j. II. Paulding; vol
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/ VOL octave. Frossant Ballads and other Poems; by L
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SPLENDID Paper Hangings Painted Transparent
- Window Shades, Cords, Fnnges, Trimmings, @c.--S
p. Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue, five doors of
Clage's Conner between 9th and 10th streets, offers
members of Congress and others about TO to their
homes choice, well selected, and beautiful assortment Of
the above articles.
They will be sold low anything Of the kind be
purchased IN the eastern cities, carefully packed and de-
liyered, according address, in the city.
Feb l3-3'aw2yif
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80 do gentlemep,s do do do Igl , b
To the abovenarned articles with many others suitable
for the present and coming season. would call the ai,en
of those who in want assuring them there shall be
pains spared give all satisfaction in regard TO the quail
tiles and prices of goods, w.. M fhlLLdfS'
March 2o-3tf
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LEATHER MAIL BAGS.

The body OF the pouches is to be made of good and sub
stanal bag leather well tanned, wcighng for Nos land2
not less than ounces, and for the smaller sizes not less
than ounces 10 the square foot; the bottom and flap
be OF good sttng leather well tanned and the
to be well and strongly secured with the best iron rivets
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
oes Chip, Leghorn, Panama, Silk and Fur Hats,

when they can obtain better land for nothing, SO
much nearer home
This is. perhaps, The last opportunity that viii
'ver offer on the continent of America, Of get.
ting lands for the mere cost of surveys and cost
If deeds. Our Colony is cmpha,ically the place
tor the poor mans home: ihere he does not have
20 feed hts cattle for six or seven months in Tho
year; ;here he will have home market for all
the surplus hc can produce for years to come,
and with industry ana economy, speedily become
rich.
Let no EN-; grant lose sight Of the important
fact that our contracts with the Government of
Texas expire on The LIST day of July, lS4S, and
that he must not only DC in The Colony. but lha,
he must have selected his land built II house or
cabin thereon, and be residing therein with his
family by that day;-one day after that date, and
tho opportunity Of getting land for nothing, is,
perhaps, lost for ever. Persons desiring add.
lionaI Information, by addressing the undersigned
trustees or either of them. posi- paid, shall
ceivc prompt attention.
Wills VIII STEWART 7rns'ecs Of lie 7tra.
w. c. PETERS, y Land Company.
Louisville, Sept. lSi, lS47. Sat-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16

tended as an insinuation against any competitor.
but are designed to prevent conclusion that ma y
ed by him. -.
In conclusion, permit me say that should / be
the favorlte of the Convention, / shall zeaously
endeavor to discharge the duties of he canvass,
and If lnally successful, TO the best of my ability
faithfully represent the State in Congress. Bu;
should The decree be otherwise, | Shall cheerfuly
submit 10 the will of my party, and cordially join
H. tho support Of my more fortunate competitor.
w. S. OLDHAM.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 8, I947.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF ARKANSAS.
FELLOW CITIZENS

yellow CIT1ZENS
Having placed my name before you, ms can
aiaie for Congress, subject to the decision OF the
,ocratic State Convention, which meets at Lit
Rock, in January next, deem it not improp-
Navai myself of this mode OF addressing you:
my position may be proPerly.understood, and
nv claims fairly considered. In coming before
tb ,Ie as an aspirant for public favor, am
b, Using the right of free citizen; but in
tsl do not ask nor desire to be selected as
the ssandardbe bearer of the democrat4c party IN
the approaching contest, to the exclusion or more no
able, efficient and longer tried democrats. The
selection of cnndidato bv the Convention. should
be in consequence of those qualifications, esson-
tal to the due discharge of the duties of the can
mss, and the efficient and faithful representation
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF IAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.

j. w Coodson, Bollcvua, Ohio, says-Your mcdi.
cincs sold have given very general satisfaction and
the demand is Increasing. The Carn irQttue Balsan
is selling well.
d Beaver, Winchester. Prcblc CO., Ohio say<--
our ETpecorant is getting very popular and in ct
taking the place Of all other medicines Of the kind
Your VeTlHfnge is dcservcdly popular, also your
Cdrfn nque B0is0m and PiHs. and require certif-
cate TO recommend them.
I ID. a Barrows. Galena. Ilnois, June, 1915 says--l
am ont OF your Ferm:t tuge, and wish you would send
me some possible. have calls for it eve.
ry day,--also send some Slnitive Pills. | am nearly
out of your Expectorant and Hair Tonic. have sold
considerably by the dozen.
Jesse M. Allen, Columbiapa. Ohio. April l, ,,e;s.
Says ou will perceive that have sold al yorr Vor
niiuge, and may telfyou that have been ut Cor
long tire with great Tany calls FIR it, I(our Yer.
mliuge particularly STANDS doservedy higt az Worm
nedicine and has uniformly been att nd ed with good
effect Ilcase forward as possible
Williams ~ Haywood, Raleigh, N c. Innc 1915
us fresh supply OF your medicines. Your
Carminative Basam is highly sp skc, OF by all who
have used it. -
c. o. Wilson &, Co, Portian,., Maine Angus, 90
1919, say-We wish yon to some more your
Balsam. Your oeicines sell ais
summer The Basam and fornifusc give good salts.
faction.
A. N, Williams, Par.. e rsburg, Va says-Your Car.
mnatlVo Baisam tr.ed il in tho of infant Of
my own, atcted with DarrhCa and lIepatic derangc.
ment. with mark, ID success
prepared on'y by DR.. d. Jayne. Philadelp pha. and
sofa On agencL by STEVENSON Il BELL,
Main Street. Van Burcn. Arks.
And W. Il. & NJ. MAYERS,
no Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
NEosHo, SUB-INpIAN AGENCY, !
SeDfember 22d. IS47. (

Il okAR SIR: - see it stated IN your paper,
wei as IN several others, that the Seneca In
ans who were sent to the West By the Gov
fnneht OF Inc United States, after suffering
lazy mere IN the Test have returned to the State
view iogk; and. that the treaty under which
fhey were sent here, has been annulled.
|, :. Is moi my atention TO deny or correct any
cn'ng 4. I has been said on this sublect-for
pave no doubt, whatever, that every word is true
Croe. wish TO say few words about the causes
Nis suffering, their returning, &c.; for the
nanher ,a. IN whch the papers are noticing the mat
.ano ..;n AM no doub, the poor disappointed indians
w 'e,' horrible tale themselves- Ill cal
ea.en 70 create wrong ard yup i'm
IL oa SIu: upon the public mindtnbh, = es.
.uo PUN and unsophisicated staten cts
..sS. ~s.n snail give of this matter, siti
az ihPunity some of the high .tr..- aies 'ol
A. a"u can neglect, or purposely onif 10 dc
49, WHIST II some others of a smaller cQff<
srieA eyes, " ''' :" - ~
No~' IN the year 1888. the Generaty
ny lis Agent commissioned for thai :,
I :, - "eafy, and it was ratified by Til. =
aaI 'e iih,of the same year, with the Se-
NJ A. o,aer Tribes that wero then in the Stat
's treaty, Il was stipulated that the India
s"'u,o move 10 the West, and occupy n tractt
suo 3 ~ the Indian Territory, bounded as follows
~ ~ oy the State of Missouri; North, by th'
49," Indians; and South, by the Usage and Che
.n .osees running far enough west to include one
'""hca eight hundred and twenty-four thousan,
.e'es OF hnd-being abouty three hundred on,
'"enty acres to each soul.
/. oo'' owing 10 a difficulty among the Indian
about. however, by the ira
H.s Hs. and other Designing persons who wished tn
"ns tc remain for their own particular pur
s---thsy did not commence their emigratio
10 summsr Of 1916, whsn a company o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16

DE- ! n Smith, Winsboro', N. G., ys-Some Of your
Fdmay Medicines have reac'.e this part of the
try They seem to do much good, and eagerly
ght alter by all who acquainted with their
medicinal virtues should be glad to have Az en-
cy Tor The sale OF them, hatter myself, that my
reputation as Phisician such, will promote your
interest IN their sale The Erpsctorant ppcars be
in The greatest demand here
Mr. }. H. Wallace, Milford, Pa, says-Thc first 81 &
months very little Medicine sold, excepting your
worm Medicine, which disposed Of 1t is
but short time since the Erpectora,t was much ca H.
ed for had used one bottle in my family, and found
it an excellent Medicine for colds This Spring there
have been an unusal number of persons complaing OF
heavy Colds and the most of have found relief
by using your Expectordnt
: Mr.. Thos. NJ. Turner, Savannah, Ga, says-Wc
have been very successful in selling Your AHerdtue
and have but few bottles left; wish you
a Gross by the first vessel
Messrs. Whitney & Latin, Mount Morris, N. Y.
saycWe ore about out of your Vernifngc and H4ir
Dye, and have daily calls for the Vhrmlfuge, which
stands very high. in this section. The sales of all
your Medicines have been good, and continues to in
Ezra Tuttle, W'lloughby Ohio, suys-Your Veraai-
Juge and P1us sell very readily here-T could have
sold much more of them if had had them.
E. +. Steadman, Mayve, N. Y, says--I find your
Feruge and Ezpecforant give good tion and
we should be lad TO haze another lot.
Prepared only by DIR. D. Jayne. Philadelphia. and
sold agency by
STEVENSON {. BELL. Druggists.
Van Buren, Ark's
And w. II. & NJ MAYERS, Druggists.
n3o Fort IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
m THE EDITOR.
: ---rv,IIx. AnK's, Oct. 9th, Is47.

r.vrrrEvrLLx, ARK's, Oct. 9th, IS47.
r,prinr part of this day, have attend.
e ,be people at this place, where saw
''u Judge oldhamo and A. NJ Wilson. Esq,
..,h of them speak. The first declared
candidate for the nomination for ths Of
.,,or o. the State, and tho two latter as
q, the nomination for Congress. Quite an
-, existed in this county. in regard to the
..,,e two gentlemen 10 this Office They
.r,eches in various parts of the county.
:. = no, all of the places where they have
has been an expression of the deI,ocrd-
evinccd that they are in favor of Judge
rot only in preference to Mr. Wilson, but to
nan whose namc has been spoken of in
Nth s,id office. Indeed | may truly y say,
single CLEAN Eliminates the political pros.
o,ber man here, when compared with him.
I'd and long-tried democrats in the county,
f.w exceptions, are his warm friends; for they
fo-ro.,ep his able and efficient services here
,.rod IN the stump, in favor Of our party
I -,,r. Of our principles. The people here
b. ,dioirng counties are determined to have
:, ,bs Northern or Western part of the State,
lent them in Congress
a,;1s, thew are stable and fixed on this subject,
willing to let the people of the South have
.1.or. and will support any man who may be
30 If the democracy of that part of the State;
Drder 10 enable US to carry out our views With
! the Congressional election, we should nomi-
as candidate, who will be the most ac
70 our party in that section, and that Judge
;s the man, there cannot be doubt He has
assurance from many of the most influential
rs of that part of the State, that they will
him. He is fuvorably known throughout the
tine speaker and an enlightened and sound
m But for Mr.. Wilson, can we say as much I
not. He is young and experienced in poll
has but limited acquaintance With the peo-
,gh he is quite clever fellow and a gentleman.
i; would be unwisc in our party to give him
na tion, especially over Judge Oldham, whose
md popularity al! Acknowledges, wherever he
!. Ii the Judge should regeiyc the nomi IA
will meet with but little opposition, except
wings.
j, very respectfully yorr's,
4 DENOCPAT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
a DEMOCRAT.
NoRrH Arkansas, Sept. %. Is47.

ID Clarke = The interest TINT your paper
b the cause of our party, and in demon
L democratic principles, induce me 10 COM
h,e to YOU The decisive course you have
v in advocating the rights of the whole de-
Nv. entities you 10 our warmest thanks
keve that the North and HTest have rights
i | as Little Rock; that is, you believe that
lrih and WeSt have men qualified to fill the
of Governor and Representative to Con-
Notwithstanding they do raise corn and po-
aud trade in STOCK. (not Real Estate Bank. }
Il strange doctrine, being advanced bv
s:hren of tho Sunny regions. It is a queer
or democrat 10 adopt, to maintain that
! man has Il cotton farm, OF an interest in
.enl Estate Bank, he Is neither qualified for
|rnnr nor Representative. Indeed. sir, some
h Southern brethren laugh al the idol of the
Or WeSf putting up i claim for Governor
bngressmln; and | really bel;.vc that the
t,a,ors' about Little Rock, think they have
b.emption right 30 all of the Offices of profit
kias.. Bat assure YOU that the North is
h to assert her rights; and of course sho
u like 10 have some show in the contest, but
|e cannot get selection from among her
worthy citizens, she will then be in for the
b The interests OF our sections of the State.
Identified. Neither have had anything done
|hem, while much has been done for The South.
FIRST chUice for Congress. is that talented and
lg democrat, Doctor DANIEL J. CHAPMAN.
have several prominent democrats spoken OF
Governor, and any Of Them would give satis-
ion, as ii regards their democracy and talents.
60 OLDHAM is spoken of in very futtering
ns, for Congress, ami would receive the demo-
b; vote Of this section of the State, if nomina-
am glad to see that you are laying on tho
D; and pepper" upon Inc :. Disorgdnize-s +"
succeeded IN having Col Neil removed from
Land Office in This District. The democracy
LAY on" every stroke is well deserving,
for which we lowe you one." You may
assured that it does not go down well with
North, for :he office holders at Little Rock TO
Ct men to fill the Offices up here, and against
whI OF the people. But. sir, that act will
to undergo reckoning before the people,
" voc unto them" who have assaulted the
IS ct Peeple who claim to be free
NORTH ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16

A-1hY Y no attention 20 new humbngs, MS n nc rs.
~ tdbf{Shed Ferries--cut roads-nc,c bridges
and neo nigh cuts. Keep the old wcil esta blished
and plain road to tho VAN BUREN, Ferry,
whore you will find good new ferry boats-expe.
rIenccd. careful and ohlieing ferry-men and
charges as cheap ms the cheapest. Drovers will
find thislhr host and fest point to cross stock az,
on tho Arkansas river They will also find a
good lot. immediately at The Ferry landing. for
their accommodation. The farmer, bv crossing
at this ferry, can have tho advantage of the Van
Buren, market, whore tho hghos, prices are PAID
by tho merchants, for all kinds of produce.
]. Nj. GLENN.
Van Buren. Sept 26. lS47.-34-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16

SCROFULA-JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE E has been
prescribed in almost every variety Of disease and with
unparalleled success, especially in Cutaneous atfec
tions Cancerous, Scrofulou and Scorbutic Diseases
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. and diseases originating
from obstruction enlargement of the Glands, or I'M
purify of the Blood.
Mr.. ]. II. Anderson, Bamhertville, N. j.. says,
have used three bottles of your Alternative with most
decided good effect.
Mr. J. F. Frazer, Sidney, Ohio, says, have sold the
last bottle of your Alternative, and the ndica ions
that it will sell very rapidly 1t is hghly spoke
of by all who have used it,
Gowdy, Hazzlewood. & Davis Campellville, KY '.
sly,-We wisl, you to send two doz of your Alter
native. have short of The article. We
curing Cancer, and we want vou to pack the Med
cine mm ediatcly, and forward il Your medicines
taking we'll in this section.
Mcssrs Thralls & Pottinger, Warsaw, Ia, say, Apn
3d. IS46--We are nearly out of your Alternative. 1t
is good medicine. Please send more of it,
! FEVERS AGUE-A CURE WARRANTED
From every part where Jayncs Ague Pills have been
used hear universal ani entiro in
subduing Feuer & Ague.
| Mr.. George Stephens, merchant ut Marangn, H.,
says: Your Ague Pills making great cures here,
and your Tonic Vermifuge and CarmnLtive give good
satisfaction Messrs. Emmert & Ssrohn, Freeport. H.
Illinois, say-Wo have sold all your Aguc Pills, and
most of the Vermifugo. Please sond US i'm
mediately.
Thomas Gully, Esq, Hebron, Ohio, says, Your Nc
dcInes gives universal satisfaction Your Ague Puls
have nevor failed to succeed.
| Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia. and
soId on agency by STEVENSON & BELL.
| Van Burcn. Arks.
l. EAr Sail
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
MARKETS..
NEW ORLEANS. SEPT. o.

NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. 25
Corrected Wtekiy)
Cotton-Ordinary 10 4 log; Inddiing I0S II T. mid.
ding fair I05 ii fair IL u I2 good fair 1923 10;
good fine I34.
Sugar-Lousiana 81 u; Havaaa sa 10; brown 81
a CT.
Molusses-28 81 per gal.
ToBacco-24 44 c.
FLour--Sl 50 ) SO.
Whiskey--Rectifed goa %.
COfee-7 !.
SaH-sl 30 a l 45.
Rice-6a 81
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, none.
Flour, per cwt.. 81 2 %
Corn, ear, 90 25
Oats, sheIIed, 90 25
g sheaf, lGa Is
Corn meal, per busI,c!, 80 a 37A
Bacon, per lb., 7 s
Lard, 4 Gas
Beef, Il. OF
Tailow, ) q
Bccswax, 90 81
Mutton, IA 5
Veal, 4 as
Butter, Ia 0S
Eggs, 8 IL OS
Chickens, per doz.. S74 100
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
MARRTED-

On Thursday last, by Samuel Edmondson, ESQ
Mr. HARMAN MlcKLE, of this county, to Miss SusAs
MoRRis of the Choctaw Nation
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
NEW CLOTHING.

EUST' received by steamboat P. n. Whiic--Fine
- black dress and rock Coats fac black sac q,
fine Jeans sac do fine Sattnett do 81 k.e.vet
vests Cashmere do; Cashmere 90 black Satir d.,
black Cashmere pants; Snttnett do Jeans do black
satin ties Linen bosom shirts black and red leather
trunks-for sale low by r b. BISHOP,
Van Buren,. Sept. IS. lSa7. In Turncr's old stand
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
MOUNT ST. MiRY'S COLLEGE,

e a Y E T r E " I L. L E .
WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARK.
FENHlS LITERARY iNSTUrlON. under tho
A patronage of Right Reverend Dr.. ByRYE.
was opened on ine 9th inst The classical wear
) divided into two sessions, Of iwcty weeks each.
TERMS PER SESSION.:
Highest English Department, and Maihc.
rnnlics, SIS co
Lower Class English, ID co
Latin and Greek, 30 90
Boarding and Lodging. 10 GO
Regular attendance is required and no deduc-
ion Will DO made for absence except in cases Of
proracted illness.
Tho Latin classes will commence rs sooa as
nine or ten students enter.
JOHN COREY.
Fayetteville, Ark, October 6, lS47.-25-te
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
OYSTERS! OYSTERS !!

OYSTERS! OYSTERS
EINIVE dozen cans Of " Baltimore Fresh Cove Cys
Il tors" Just resolved nconsCnmcnt-warreG;e ed
fresh and sound-for sale bv
HENilY d CUNNINGHAM
Sept. IS, I64!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16

DLAISTER'S HAIR for sale by
Oct. I6, lS47. E. B. BISHOP.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
MORE EVIDENCE OF THE VIRTUES OF JAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES

FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 8, lSa7.