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Christmas Ball.

T8HHE subscriber viii give Ball on Monday
l.. and Tuesday, the 25lh and 2G,h inst, at his
residence, six miles east Of Van Buren, at which
lie most respectfully invites the Ladies of the sur
roundiug country. The best Of order will be kent
and plenty e ca. 1erns-75 cents per day. for
each eiStte ftfdf % Gents for keeping morse
overppt2 2hsmuoass ID ssmit rSeA-Al, PtllLL4bS.
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OUTS, IIUTN, Il. IIL DO EN.
Professor Of lIflie1try, hafc Of Paris.
NTE Nnnr

NEW IoEE, August. is.
Dr.. K. VI. WEIssE LHoFF-Sjc: The moral cf-
feet of.such Information your work contains, /
believe TO be decidedly saIunry. Tho right OF
man 10 control the animal instincts cannot be
questioned. | think the work viii be the means
Of doing much good.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
Rev. B. F. CROWLEY.
No. g Stanley Park. New York.

No. oTaWI'V TaTN. Now OK.
I!S. WElssEluoFF-Sr: The principles OF
Chemistry applied to tho hints for regulating The
procreativo functions. stated in your work on
Child Birth, would satisfy any welntnrmed per
son that The object of That publication could be
attained with the most perfect ease. certainty, and
safety. ]. L. SULLIVAN.
Professor Of Chemistry, Ne,o University
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
StoD the isunawaE.
E'fC:y EoElars Seward.

~ LIEF my plantation. near the Post
-H4s~ Of Arkansas. uboat tao lG,l of Ocio.
EENb her last. Negro boy named - n
W. DEES, ahoui Is years of age, about
g. feet E'1h. black complexion. spare
butt. shows the white Of his eyes vory full whom
spoken to, speaks the Creek language Illlla. and
also the Ci rokec. aud is an expert runner. Had
on when he left ome. pair Of white cotton pau-
falcons aud also poir of gray jeans pau,aIopns,
white jeans box coat, black silk hat, and was
barelooted.
purchased sad boy, last spring from WiIIium
Drew, living in the Cherokee Nation. about four
miles from Fort Gibson, and no is doubtless ann
ing to get back to tho Nation. lie has been pur-
sued some - miles above Little Boc,., and it ha~
beca ascortned that he takes tlc L1uk OF the RI
vcr for his guide in travc.ing and travels mostly
at night.
The above reward viii be paid for the delivery
of said negro Ireaig,fre Dollars, if secured in
any Jail 50 that Ct him.
JAMES SMITH.
Arkansas Post Nov. lG. l8IS.-4I-It.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

DE- Observation-Disclosures AND i.vILs OF Lux
U2E.-IHo following l. "a passage in n te.ler from
DR.. Franklin 20 Nr. Benz. Vaughan. d2,rsi, al
'assy. July 2J,h. I75E The Doctor is wiring
upon the benefits and evils of ,uxurv-aud >1ys:
- The skipper of sIa!ap. crn3.ovgI between
CaPo Huy aGd Pailrdeglia, bad done us some
service, for winch he refused to b, pri. Nr
wife. understanding tra. he ind "a daughter. seus
her a present Of uaw-ta,A.onoi cap. Three
years aicr, gas skipper h1ing at lny h1us. with
an Oh farmer of Cape May. hts passenger, Ga
mentioned tho cap. ana how much his daughter
had been pleased Whit. Bat SAID he IL proved
"a dear cap 10 our couEr1,-stiDa.' How 50
- hen my daughter appeared with Il NJ meeting,
!. WAS much admired. That al. the girls resolved
10 r.; such caps from PaIaiaIpa : and my utge
and computed lh7l th: whole wog.I nos hive
cost less ,i.Hu Il hundred pounIs.' True sajI
.uo farmer, bat yo1 Do 10; tell all the story.
L.Juk Tho C1p was nevertheless an advantage 10
us. for !; was the frs. thing that put Our girls
upon knitting wO-s.ri mitcns for sale at IhilgIe.-
Ga,a. that :asy might have whorowi;haI to buy
caps and ribbons there; and you know tha, that
Industry has cOa;urei, aud IS likely to continue
and .acr=ass to Z mach greater value, and answer
better purposes Upon tho whole, was more
recouceL 10 this it.io piece Of luxury, since not
only Tie girls were made happier by having ius
rS, bat PA.!1deIphiaus by the supply OF warm /
mll.au5."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
~ ,i@a doePly sympathiso VIII bis
i. ,-d reia.ives.
JaEfuy.

"a, we perceive. says the Bosi
!. NUS 10 Offers fruitful topic to
g. MAKE or investigate mysteries.
Ers,.'. nv works are now in course
'.ng the author OF the famous
be 'a'eiy been ascribod to Lord
No., e S5cEyiiic, aud Col. Barre
Iva, sIH show abog, as much evi-
~ thousand others OF his CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

IA -tass9S- Z m 1il Conference OF the y
.r,9,, SJo~f, cioScd its session at Pine But
@AX5A The year that has just close
5ss1 %, # Seat spiritual prosperity 10 thi
b Of tS ca4ch of Christ. The whoi
--- o. mSb5S connected with the n. Z
d. SgI.i,p X rssS. Is 4I.I57, being q.
Sc crer ilers.AN- Of has. year Of I471.
e 6.o"ns 'fe aFP,aa,mrnts CT the
--s for tie Pse<aAveir.
R5-E Dis'ri5i-CAries p. Turre,iue, PIE.
D. SlG'i54-iahAHarrel.
-,,:-.--Bichard IavA:
n-S.eye1s FarrA
.--staucI Norris.t
.--iEe-Wm. A. Oh.
b. Nv. T. Tho,anrr.
is .Tiesioa-J. Al,Bav
1T. Z. Garrett.
.~asyg-Fm. J. S.aEod.
I'D Dis'ric,-AD5rew hrr, p. E.
5-,i5u-S. Carlisle.
Circnii-J. Cowic.
-s-isr lIissi5a-J. J. Pnta.
.iit Circuu--R. C. Britt;
iii. II. B'okely.
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4 Pi-sr .-Iissioa--L. {. Ans.
r.Hs Dis'yict-Ihos. Sto-d, P. i
Circui'--L. S. 3lurs.
ill y. AI. Jone
g--sl and Fort Smjit--fA. Snrr
ysa5 Circuif-Io be suppl.
l.. ". Shook.
s-R. 81. Morgan.
a-Fo be supp!ioI.
IIigsi5a-A. Webbar.
j. B. Theft.
--.5s D's.ricl-Wi..iasn ores. .. = I
lifrr:l-G. ". ca ham,
ti7a-Jas. Z. Cobb.
Cirsuif-J. J.. Roberts.
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Ei-rr-C. S'oyer. /
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u.5-J. Estlb-ook aa1 j. SaipmaD,
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rsa Hfrir7a Ijssjog-To slpDliedr
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So Sf4'iga-A. 81. Blrr.oa.
Circua-T. Il. Ewin
Bgg5a-F. Brown.
t9a--Wm. T. Anderson.
gs-2. Harris.
lil-s. Z. Trgs'ow.
ra-J. s. Erma.
|s Old, II. CorO,hers.
/. -lE Esgafgis Frairis--Pt Iasiew.
2 Diars-,-John J. Steel. Z. 4
ga,ia--'F. P. RalliGa.
C.caii-i. Tluuan.
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|issirpi-To be supplied.
os-Go be supplied.
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lIissi5a-To Be SUPPLIED.
70 dfrjaga Lli55i7a--'To Be spIied.
Is T.. Lloyd Is transferred ahe Texas
Frcc.
a.z. Conference viii Be held Ba,asviHe.
commence on tie S.h Of Nd 1919.
l..
si lie above appointment from the s
Democrat, Believing /. Wi! Interesting l
Of or readers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
" atcr Pro0f Boots.

' ULer ETcDI Boots.
-tE|ED and raEGED Water Proof Boots; Tan
- and .n..iJ EupO-r Uygr-Lprs, f1r aals by
sept. 80, 1873. WALLACE * WARD.
Z - 4. LBS. Indigo, 10 Obis. AlaLaos ~ do Cop
Il - - peras. For sale by
July -. 'l5. WALLACE s. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
ELsa he CI-1IriILs st-n,-rd

--4 t-e -llilFll-e standard.
-----isoS's BLUFF4)ec. 2. 1913.
as7:'ns Of Fra1iin Lodge No. ..
.--ioH5 UeroITsrad by brother
ana uHanimo.v adopted:
.-'is7 P-0-iiece in lis dispen=a-
g remove a the midst of his
P.'ne Of life o. dear beloved al nd
C2.. JoH,a II. rEovG, the iuteI,i-
=. 'iasLer, aaf residing officer OF
mon .i1son~iu This part OF The
.I--1ieI for d zeal. aaI ability
asa advorad au4su<laiusa her
els VINO inan-mjHcEt degree pos.
'1.l.,ls ,siei make mau. q
''-z-h' aud Il son. therefore Do
"a "a II he dean Of brotbtr Strong
teen dePricI Of oas Of its main
s'-2si jewels.
=, y 1iie members Of lhs Lojie wear
- ''iOlFHingfor the space ,f thir-
80 We eePlysympathiso VIII his
',ad reIa.iveS.
- - d cory Of lhe foregoinapre-
-, IONS be furnished the wicdy Of
So S'' -'hd tnat they be Pu5Iisha in
a.'1' and other newsPrPer5ia
s,.i We papers in the city Of NV
49, % % the same. AnI thItt,e
Be spread OF the minutes.,
4. N. WARD, Sec'g. /
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
lCJrrerfa.L EV,e..a,I

C0nfecti0naries for { hristmas.
4 GREAT variety Of Candy and Sweot-Nots,
"a iaj>ius, &c, for sale by II. G. MELCUOh
laid Linacys.
! CASE Plaid Linsey~ just received, and for sale lY
L Dee. i6. -. WALLACE & WARD. .
I RAnOLB LBS Juniatta BIoonud l-on, assorted,
L q ~ ~ ~ Wagon and Dandy Tire, horseshoe.
d ai reds. haoP, band, scoup, round square, king
bolts, and dcs, pow wings, mole boards; Am steel,
tea-kcltles, SC: for sale by +. B. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

TEE INFLUENCE cF OUR ExAHPLE.-The London
correspondent Of the National IntelIigencar, in a
rocen. letter reviewing The occurrences in Europe
during the present year, remarks:
" The events which have taken place in Europe
during the present ycar, have taught all parties
very important lessons. The governed have be-
come acquainted with their strength, and the 90
vern0-s haze been taught to respect it. and ua-
necessarily or iacauti9asiy t. oppose it. Both d.
visions arc in most c1ses, prepared to be govcrncd
by higher principles lhan those which. cvcG TWEEN
~ years AGO. w0ud have aclua.ei them. i.duca-
Iioa has done much to bring about this happy
change. The example Of great republic across
The Atlantic Increasing rs population. lis wealth.
and It's power. q; "a hitherto uaexgmped paco--
wnere the people ARE in great measure seII-uo-
Varned; where poverty is comparatively unknown;
where 10 one m ID has privileges which c.,ry OIL
or mrn does no, Joss SIS; ; nor power, except a Il
drposi. in lis bands for Ghe gcoi Of those who de-
post 1t. and for the exercise Of which he is prompt
iy made accouHtable-jhe existence of country
SO governed, and 50 situated has no: been unherd-
ed by the people o? Europe, and they are natural
ly inspired with "a w:shdo aPproy,muo thcir own
condition aslc.ose 30 IL possible"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

Copies of this work will be SENT in close en-
veloPe at single letter postage to any part Of The
United States for 81, sent Post paid,> to
d.. =. M. yg2.EzZsSETaEEOEp.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
Wagon Making.

w agon Making.
q I'll h Undersigned have entered INTO partnership
for the purpose of carrying on The above
business. Both Of rs hnviHL worked Tong time
at the Wheel-wrjg, trade Il tier ourselves that
can do work we'll any other men in the
SI7tr, and, by strict attention and industry, hope
10 merit "A share Of the patronage heretofore 50 H.
baroly testoTed oa that business in this city
New Wagons wil always be kept on hand, and
orders filed at the shortest notice. Our terms
are liberal, give Us a cali
JAMES SANGSTER,
FELIX IIOUCK.
Van Buren,. Dec. l6, '48.-42.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
~. L. SIMMONS.

An apprentice will~bo ral56a 20 learn the -j5vo
business, tf jmmsii9te aapJcal.on D., 1aao. |.
Is desired THAI ,lc appc"itFo o. ~o-' .a.r, cN--
ractcr. ". B. =.
Van Eurcn, December =. ISt5.-!G-2,.
q HNI c.o,h, broad oiora, black and lurv .a-st-
- uerrs, jeans, z-l..ucts t,v,ras, .,av cnl
.a l-ts. Blanket co-tug-, 5us O." Blankets, carl.
.1ars~ aipfeaa, black Jatas Zinc, white Gnuse Lau-
ucer Scotch diaper, Diu.u towels, Iiaeu sle.-. "a.
iiarE a'.iT, |arAu 20, gr..H 4t zs. phi. lf4-eE,s,.
nancAcr r.,.u-s, H sE italian orrsa's, .Fl gloves,
wor,tca bose, d.1E -.urans ANA prints. lambs wool
uuasrsH.ris a3i draws. asn..t. .a#..i..n,rrnp aai
cashmere a-ws, etc., etc, just received and Tor sl.s
by Nov II, ~. WALLACE S WARD.
pointed pens frr sa'a By
! june ~. HAELAC. S. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

IiIE AND SPACE ANNTHLATED.,-" Pears to Us
this It.c specimens of Iontee calculation of rali.
road speed will make The render smile u smile
Well, rs curious hoH we du git oyer the ground
Why. the trees all look if they dancjn'
Jig 10 iou5ie-quick-limo. | kin rgco'Icct ten
Twelve years ago. that If | started from Bosting
On WedH, saay. | cuI get in FIelelphy next
6aIurday, fn7kln' just three days. Now | kin git
lFon bas'"g 10 -Fi!edrPhy in one day; and I've
zen c2ii1iIH' tat the power Of steam increa-
9s I"r the next len years rs il has been doin' for
f lHst ten years. I'D be In .f3iieIeiphv list two
'yS before | started from Bos,ng!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

I nA OZS. Quinine rO- sale at tl,o ? r.,,..,,-g n,
HUI Sept. 80. r. sT.,,ya[ .oN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

4 NHoHPSONS' Compound Syrup of Tar, ior colds
4 and pain in tho breast, for .Ie b,
SePtembc- 30. p S:rrv,ysO--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

I - DOZ SePcrier GROWN Mustard. inst received
Il - and for sale b. n S,TElrrE5.5E
september 30, 1873
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
Planes.

< WRENCH Cashmcros, biouslin de la.nes. Ll.,I.
Il plaid and fancy APacas, Mohuir p,.fL.. Bamsa-
a'ucs iaIo Alto ana BuCnu Vista Pa ls II.sss ,i,
jUs; opened and for sale by
sept WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

: q EMS and BOYS Fur, Cloth, Glazed, Navy, Doc.
I'VE "a Vista, Opera, Paris, Oo'agon. Storrl Lcrru
,'"f"' ana Tar Caps In ANTS TUshnu~. ctr., etc.
for sale by WALLACE ,y WARD.
EagIo Block September 80. 1915
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16
Sn&H! Snuff! Snun!!!,
Blankets.

Ed blue, green and white MacIia,w r'a-te.s
A Z ana extra iaige whiting Bed Blankets flr ,e %
ny sept 81 WALLACE * WARD
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
DYSPEPSIA

No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which SO nearly resembles the gastric Juice or saliva
IN decomposing food and Strengthening the orrans Of
digestion as this preparation OF Sarsaparilla /, pos
lively cures every ofdyspepsia, however severe
o chronic.
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, Nav 10, 1915,
DR.. TOWNSEND Sir have been afflicted for sew.
eral years with dyspepsia in worst FORM attended
with sourness of stomach, loss of appetite extreme
heartburn, and great aversion TO all kinds of food
and for weeks (what could eat have been unable
to retain but small portion on my stomach | tried
the usual remedies, but they had little or no effect in
removing the complaint. | was induced, about two
months since, to try your extract OF SarSapara and
must say with little confidence; but after using
nearly two bottles found my appetite restored and
the heartburn entirely removed and would earnest
y recommend the use OF il to those who have been
afflicted as have been, Yours, &c
w. w. VAN ZANDT.
~ Il. Purchase none but such as have wrappers
that hide the bottle completely, and have the written
signature offs. 2. TOWNSEND.
Principal Office, l26 Fulton-st, Sun Building n. Y :;
ReddIng u Co, SState-st Boston; Dyott Il Sons,
l52 rth-Second-st Philadelphia s. 5. Hance, drug
glst, baltimore; Durol & Co Richmond; p. Nj. CO.
hen Charleston; Wright & Co, l5l Chartres-st, N.
o.; lo9 South Pearl-st, Albany; R Van BuskiTk, 992
corner OF Market and Broad SITS, Newark, n j., and
by principal Druggists and Merchants generally thro
out the United states West Indies, and the Canadas
For Sale by ALLEN C.. HALLOCk.
Druggist Main. st, Evansville Ind.
Who is appointed by the proprietor Wholesale
Agent with authority sell Manufacturers prices
For Sale also by RICHARD B. HALLOCK.
Druggist Princeton, Ind.
march ls-d&w ly
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

This Extract is put up in quart botes--it is six
times cheaper pleasanter, and warranted superior to
any sold. 1t cures disea ses without vomiting, pur-
glng, sickening facilitating the patient, and is
particularly adapted for
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsapa-
ra overall other remedies is while it eradcates dis
ease it vigorates the body.-Consumption cured
Cleanse and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can be
cured-Bronchltis, consumption, liver complaint
colds coughs, arrh, asthma, splitting OF blood sore
in the chest hectic tiush night sweats difficult
or protuse expectoration and pain in the side, &C.
have and can be cured
Probably there never was remedy that has been
successful III desperate of consumptionas this
IT ceanses and strengthens the SYSTEM and appears
to heal the ulcers the lungs and the patients grad
sally regains their usual health and strength
CURIOUS CASE CONSUMPTION
There Is Scarcely day passes but there area num-
Der OF cases OF Consumption reported cured by the
use OF DIR, Iownsend's Sarsaparilla The following
was recently received.
DR.. TowNsEND-Dedr Sir: For the last three wears
have been afflicted with general debility, and ner-
vous consumption of the last stage and did not ex-
pect to ever gain my health at all. After going
through course oil medicine under the of some
OF the most distinguished regular physicians and
members OF the Board OF Health in New York and
elsewhere, an spending the most ofmv earninus in
attempting to regain my health and after reading in
some paper of your Sarsaparilla resolved to trv II
After using SIX bottles found it done me great good
and called to see you at your office, with your adj
vice kept on, and do most heartily thank YOU for
your advlce persevere in taking the Sarsaparilla
and have been able to attend to nv usual Iabors for
the last three months, and hope by the blessing of
Sod and your Sarsaparilla to continue my health
helped me beyond the expectations of all that knew
my case. CHARLES QUIMBY
Orange, Essex Co, N, j., Aug. 9, 1871
State OF New Jersey. Essex County, ss.-Charles
Quimby being sworn according to law, on his oath
saith, that the foregoing statement is according
to the best OF his knowledge and belief
CHARLES QUIMBY.
Sworn and subscribed to before me at Orange, the
ID Aug 1877. CYRUS BALDWIN, Justice
OF the Peace
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
A SrRANeESroRY.-The last Lewistown IlN

A STRANGESToRY. The last Lewistown (Illy
Republican announces the death of Mr. Norman
Bemis, under very distressing circumstances
He was married on Thursday of last week, to
Miss Fast, living some few miles above Liver
pool. on Duck creek. On the night after the
wedding they rode down to Liverpool, to visit
friend and spend the night. Between z and
8 O'Clock at night, Mr.. Bemis left the house to
visit connexion of his, Mr.. Brush, few rods
distant. In approaching Mr.. Brush's house, he
observed person in female attire, carrying
two guns. The person retired as Bemis APP
preached, and although saluted twice or thrice
by Bemls, no answer was returned, Bemis
had partly passed the house, and was approach
ing the strange person, when he was shot dead
No persons were in Mr.. Brushs house at the
time, except Mrs Brush and a little boy, and
they heard some one exclaim ''Bemis is shot -
Going out, they found the person in female at
tire, holding Bemis's head in her lap, and Bemis
dead or dying. The disguised person was Ne
amiah Northrup, who acknowledged that he
had shot Bemis, but declared that wasan accident
as he did not know that the gun was loaded
A coroner's verdict was to the same effect
Northrup gave himself up, and after the exam
nation, was held TO bail in the sum of 81 900,
to answer the charge ofinvoluntary manslaugh-
ter. 1t appeared on the examination, that it
was intended to chereUari the newly married
couple. and that Northrup was to participate
in it; that he had left Liverpool and gone to
his home mile or two distant, after the arrival
of Bemis; that he took the two guns, without
seeing whether they were loadedor not, return
ed to Liverpool before his associates in the
chereUari arrived, carelessly snapped the gun
at and killed Bemis. Northrup, it is said,
knew the gun was empty when he last used it
Int IT had been borrowed and returned with
the load in, without his knowledge.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

BRIG. GEN. SHIELDs.-The ST. Louis Repub-
lican announces the arrival of Gen. Shields in
that city on the preceding day ard his depar
ture for Bellville, H.. from whence he will re-
totn in short time for Tampico. 1t is con-
templated by the citizens of St. Louis to ten
der him public dinner.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
SYMPATHY

One of the gentlest and most heavenly virtues is
the spirit ofsympathy of others woes. Ofthis it
been said:-
There is tear more sweet and soft,
Than beautys smiling lin of love;
By angels eyes first wept. and oft
On earth by eyes like those above.
1t flows for virtue in Distress
1t soothes like hope our suferings here;
Twas given, and It's shed to bless
IT'S sympathy's celestial tear.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

GEoRGIA.-The La Grange Reporter of the
18th saws 1.-The fruit and grain crops promise.
great abundance, and cotton bids equally fair
Indeed, the spring is forward and favorable ev-
eryyhere. and if we have no more frosts and
can enjoy tolerable season, the fruit, grain
AMI cotton, that will be made this year, will
be incalculable.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
NAL COMMERCIAL NEWS, b
THE ACADIA,

I+IEEEPOOI.l AiIrII oll
Interpretations for Provisions as follows: Yves
tern Long Middles. duty free SIS 3d. Cheese 4G945s
Hams l9@28s cd; Baltimore dry sailed 43s 6d@44s--
Dew rotted Hemp f24 los; hacked f26. Lard has
given away under the heavy supplies that have come
forwards further decline is anticipated Pork, prime
mess continue active al full rates, other qualities
dull Tallow is active with improving tendency; the
market however, steady, and sales greatly re-
stricted on account of the continental difficulties.
The Iron Market is dull and depessed. The de-
mand has diminished, both for export and home con-
sumption. Glasgow pigs. mixed numbers, are quot
ed e., and bar at Is los per ton, deliverable. In
Wales there is disposition operate, but stocks
light and restoration of confidence in monetary
affairs would improve prices.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
WINNERS Canadian yermifuge-The best

w remedy ever yet discovered for all kinds of
WORMS. It not only destroys Worms and ingigo-
rates the whole SYSTEM but dissolves and carries off
the superabundant slime mucus, so prevalent in
the stomach and bowels of children, more especially
those in bad health The muclIs forms the bed or
nestin which worms produce their young, and byre-
moveng it. tits impossible for to remain in the
body tits harmless in its effects on the SYSTEM and
use even when no worms discovered; the medi.
cine being palatable, no child will refuse TO take it.
not even the most delicate
Maiden Lane New York. Sold Wholesale and re-
tail, by ]. WRIGHT, General Agent for the South
and West, ISL Charities streer, New Orleans ni-,-
9FOnly Agents in Evansville, "a sra,
mar 25-ly ALLIS g. HOWES.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

BRAKeH MINT AT New YoRK-A bill is be-
fore the Senate of the United States providing
for the establishment of branch mint in the
CITY of New York. The first section appropri-
ates sg25, 900 for the purchase of the Site, the
erection ola suitable building, and completing
the necessary combinations of machinery.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
NEW ORLEANS, April 81.

INV OKLEANS, ApTII II.
SUGAR-Previous to the commencement of the rain
800 hhds. sold at former prices Fair 3593Ec.
MoLASsEs-Coniined to small sales at l9CGl9sc.
FLoUR-546 bbls Ohio sold at 81 25.
WHEAT--600 bushels Prime sold at Csc.
CoRN-1'he only sale we heard of was one of 5000
bushels. White at 25c, in bulk. the purshaser pay
ing all charges
PoEK-Sales 100 bbls mess at So 40 and so bbis
at 50 25.
BAcoN-Sales 80 casks sides at 4c; 10 casks shout
ders at &c. and As casks at bic. Also 10000 lbs
shoulders and Hams atsc2
LARD-Sales 206 kegs Inferior at Sic, 10 bbls al
&c; ii bbls. at 43c; and 229 bbls. Fair at DC.
WHIsKY-l50 and 200 bbls Rectified were sold al
25ie. .