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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

THF 3lsr CoNGRrss.-The Western cleo
tions decided fourteen Congressional Districts
for the 3lst Congress, viz.-lllinois, Z; Mis-
souti, ); Iowa, .. The result is, IL Locos and
| Wing, the same as in the present Congress.
The new members are as follows:
ILLINOIS
| Joseph II. Bissel. ". John Wentworth,
II. j. A. McClernand. V w A Richardson.
III. Tnos. R. Young. VI. *Edward d. Baker,
VII. Thomas L. Harris.
#The only Wing elected. a gain, but we
lose the 18th district. now Lincoln's district.
MISSOURI.
/. James B. Bowlin, III. Jemes 5. Green,
II. VIM. V. N. Bay, ". Willard p. Hall.
V. John S. Phelps.
IOWA.
|. William Thompson. II. H. LETTER.
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THE IRISH TUTOR.

4 Concert. d the opera ofthe Waterman.
Cu1qucs Of thc Press may he seen at The UEiicd
States itoie 81. Admission p cents-Ns ha'f price.
Hnars open az half past : O'Clock.
.fHe Heron Family in the Drama aud Music, are
what tlc Vcnoise Children are in The Ballad"
Boston Courier.
eve were very much surprised and Pleased
An-al london Iimes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
Carpets Coverlit Establishment.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
TAAYTD KENNEnAY respectfully solicits the atter.
tA@ ton ct dealers heads of families and the public
seHel ally, to his establishment, in south Wheelinr.
where he continues to rarry on the weaving of nomes.
tie carpets aad Covcfiis, of i variety of STYLES. fgnicd,
rainbow aud venetian. lie has also several new pat.
terms, that cannot fail TO afford perfect satisfaction. All
orders willie promptly attended to and his work war.
ranied Of good quality. Every kind of colorinr done
at the most reGScnahlc price.
Single Coverlits for sale at wholesale or retail.
Alg2l-WGm DAVID KENNEDAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
BOOKKEEPING

DAVID LEE. Professor Of Bookkeeping by Double
- Entry. upon the most approved Italian method. one
OF the most experienced and successful instructors in
the United States, respectfully informs the citizens of
Wheeling. that ne VIII CO umence giving instruction on
THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 81, IN the odd Council
chamber. Hours Of rsimcti1n.irom 7tiI Q O'Clock, 7.
NJ, daily. Terms, s. for each pupil, AND for which Mr.
l.. guarsntcest to each 0nr.( provided he gives a tention.)
a thorough theoretic aud practical knowledge ofthe
science. Aug24-dlw-ins.
r-OwNsEND's siRsAPARILLA-Dr
y. 4 Co. Wholesale and retail AGENTS. for Wheeling,
have ust received 5Ge bottles Of Towisenl's Sarsapa.
rila. direct from New York au2j
ENDlAN NERMiFtGE. for DESTROYING worms, for
- sale by EPRNO x co. agents.
Main street, a few doors above the Monroe House.
PURE BRANDY and WINE, bought expressly for the
4 use of sick persons, for safe hv
Aag25 ~GEfRYOR e co, Main st.
yet quality Of white Ginger. ground Cinnamon.
80 Mustard and ground Pepper. for sale low by
Aug25 G EPRYOR N Co, Main ST.
FRESH Dye stufs. Maddcr, Logwood, Camvood,
! Fnstic, Arnotta, Blue VitriOl, Indigo, etc, for safe by
Aug2j gle PRYOR & Co, Main street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

ALI ABLE-snms idea Of the popularity ofTown
' seud Strsapariiia may be formed, when u Is cansid
Cfrt thst be manufactures some sixteen thousand BOT
tss every wees, that Il IL sofa by 5000 merchants and
druggists, aud $, numerous are The orders for II, from
si Fsfts ithc { ltted States and Canadas, that he has
scarcely been a'le 10 supply tic demand.
bFN l. PRYOR Co, Agents for Wheeling, have sold
H b irW Ncfte, between 200 agd 500 tntties. f. seem.
go Hsvt re4dviud Tie Ii CHEST satisfaction IN mumeru4.
iHs ahces. Aug25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
FEVER AND AGUE.

CrRE WARRANrgB--Isyne's Ague Pills which may
he bad az Nos South Third street, Philadelphia, are
warranted To cure the worst forms of Fever and Ague.
fine money Wll he refunded On all cases Il they fail To
rHre-but they never do fli. Prepared only by DR.. D..
Jayne. ralladelphia. aud sold on agency by
B~KENTLINGER Monroe street.
Aus2f Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

y<R. J. STANEoPE'S Choiago-ue Pills, a never fail.
81 ing remedy for Ague and I ever. Intermittent. Re.
mIttcnt, and Chill Fever, for sale nv
Aug.4 WM r MCKEE South Wheclinr-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

NoNTlNUES 10 manufacture Confectior airy Of every
W variety, at No.52 Main street, three doors above
street, CINCINNATI, o. Aug2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

- WANTED. -
THREE or four lourneymen PLASTERERS. Good
/ Jnnrneymen viii receive $3.50 per day and steady
by applying soon TO
Aur32-dlw NJ. JEFFERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

The attention Of Tie reader is invited to The
advertisement % Mai, D. Lee for a class in
Book keeping. The Mai. is fully competent
to teach it in every form,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
CEEY ssAEE:

The above medicine Is for sale, on agency. in Whoel'
ing. bv J.. CEUMBACNER. Main street. aud hy
JAMES BAKER cor. Nam and Monroe SIS. Aucti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
New Books.

GlL new and splendid article. inst reed
~ and for sale by ~llORNBROOK x DILLON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,

AUGUST II. % AND -bFH.
sS7ItE CELEBRATED HERON FAMILY. from the
- prig-ipai European. West India and American The
ctres. viii E|ivetiree Iuimfalie entertainments al tAe
Ea-.a uLacn ami lL.a- On III. EEnlLnr- VIII be nre-.uL.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

X. CRANGLE * co. AGrvTs.
rIE WHEELING oTTuN FACTORY il now
4 IN operation aud rrenared 10 furnish
BRONN~S HEETlNGS, and BATTING.
Merchants are respectfully invited 70 call at the aiovc
Agency orihe Factory. and examine their Goods. Or
send their orders to the Agents or Superintendent
which viii meet prompt attention
jan r SAM OFT, sup't.
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vrnHuNsA axov wors.s

wy ure now prepared 10 furnish the different sizes
W. - NAILS az short potire. aud offer hem 10 The
public with tie assurance that Hoy viii give sati@fac-
ton. VII INTER-. EONEfSBN & co.
Wheeling. feb. &c. lists.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
RATES OF
CORRECTED BY
JOHN Q. EOFF CO., Monroe Street.
New York.

City Banks par
Interior Banks
Indiana.
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Circinnati. Aug. .. lsls

We hive no chsnse to note in Provisions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

TNpIAN V~ERMfFUGE. for DESTROYING worms. for
- sale by GEPRNOk K co. AGENTS.
Main street, a few doors above the Monroe House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

DURE BRANDY and WINE, bought expressly for the
1 use of sick persons, for sale nv
Aaee5 GEtRYOR co, Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

} " PHILLIPS. 4 " rHiLIr-.IR. u. W. PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS "a.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
WoBKs on MARGIN ONO RIVER,
Abouc Water Uorbs.I
may 27 ~ WHEELING. VA.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r-oTrc1

srlE undersigned have assoc a'rd thgrsefees 10
= eetlsr under the style ard fran OF IfrNrrr. Noprt-
son 4 60. f"r tho pnrrosr Of ranufacturIue Neii- and
Sptke- stthe "Nirgiuia iron WORKS" which are now
completed and loo fui, 81 cfafion-
John W-NTrP
J. 81 NLrrnN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
GET RID OF WHAT CoTTRE.

= many persons labor under the mistaken idea that
,o.te IAN enlargement n the throat, producing great
delormly' and often death from pressure the wind
PPe ana large blood vessesl ncurabe. This very
great mlstake' h. disease well ScFoIHla,
eradcaied from u system by that r}eadant, yet pow
erIu! medicine, Iuyncs Alternative II is certain
cure when pro terly used that the gives light
ana neat ii is wanted is fair trial of its virtues
ana inc tun Ior will begin to diminish in szc and gra-
duaiIy De'some smaller until it entirely disappears.
A PLY SICIAN'S OPINION OF JAYNE'S EXPEC.
TORANT.
, u. Da vd Jayne-Dear Sir | have used your me-
a. ;ine $50 universally known by the name cf raync's
axPcctorant) in my practice for a number of years
and can most truly say, that havo been sue.
cessfu in the OF that mild, safe, and thorough
Expectorant, than Of any which have used Ia
IS The best for the following obvious Ii does
not (f given in proper doses) occasion a dsagreeabe
nausea II does not weaken the lungs and PROSTATE
he system, ike most other Expectorants in common
use nor does il abate the appetite of II patient like
other nauseatlng medicines which have been used bv
the faculty. l. word it is nearly quite the thing
which has been sought for by many of the faculty for
ages gone by. l remain yours, etc
LUTHER BRIoTAM, VI. ID.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia asd
sold en- agency by STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,, Arks.
w. II NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
Five or Six Thousand Dollars.
kel.OHNS1AS

KKTIL ILL be received by the Undersigned building
Wv committee, for building Presby terian church
in the town of Van Buren,, Arkansas of the following
dime nsons, viz 90 feet long, 49 feet wide and 20
feet high. The foundation of said house TO be three
feet broad, under ground and foot high two feet
thick above the ground and eighteen inches high. The
foun daton TO be of and laid Of good lime mortar
The walls of the house 10 be of brick, 62 feet long,
40 feet wide, 90 feet high, and 10 inches thick.
ALSO--Proposals for the following materials and
carpenter work IA slecpcrs 10 feet long by 10 in
ches. grders 50 feet long by 10 inches. grid
40 feet long 10 by 10 inches, thirty ost l3 feet
cng by inches, flooring, gallery, and ground floor
of building Eight windows with SO lights in each
window, gla by l6 inches, with plain castings
inside, windows to be hung with waits. One. double
panel Goor 8 feet wide made of p inch plank One
stud partition to support gallery, in which be
two doors 35 feet each, forming vestibue to church,
with stairway on each side leading to gallery. Roof
to be suspension roof. covered with good shingl es
not more than Al inches the weather. with maid
81 feet above the cone of the roof All to be ,ished
in neat and workman like manner.
ALSO--Proposals will be received for ',uildng a
church of the above dmcns sions with basement sto
ry, nine feet high, walls eighteen in ches thick
Proposals for she basement to he a separate bid Pre-
posals will be received for the brick work senarate
from the carpenter work, all toy ether These pro
posas TO be handed in to the bu idng committee by
the first of April, when the work will be let
j. b. OGDEN.
A. WALLACE, FBuildnp
JOHN HENRY, Com7te
w. X. MARSHALL. =
Van Ruren February ISi6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
MARRTED.

On Wednesday the 8th inst, by the Rev John Bu-
chanan, JAMES HEARD, Esq, of this county to
Miss MARTHA A. MAXEY, of Franklin.
May life's Joys thus welded, flow in one blended
and uninterrupted stream and " this happy cou-
pie find Matrimonial bliss in every path through life
At Little Rock on Tuesday the 29th ult, by the
Rev. w. p. Saunders, DR.. SHEPHERD LAURIE, to
Miss CAROLINE J. FOURNIER, OF Delnopos, Ala.
At Beatties Prairie on the 10th inst, by Rev Mr..
Smith, Mr.. THO. J. PARkS Miss ANN NJ
THOMPSON, daughter of Mr.. Jas. A. Thompson
All 0 the Cherokee Nation.
At Park Hill, on the 9th, by Rev steph en- Fore
man, Mr. LEROY II. KEYS to Miss NANCY
MELTON, daughter of Mr.. Lewis Melton. All of
the Cherokee Nation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
Portraits by the Daguerrcotypc, with
COLORS.
NEWS FROM THE CANADA LINE.

The following is from highly respectable merchant
DR.: D. Jayne-Dear Sir-l am very glad 10 inform
you that your medicines going very fast Indeed
feel much encouraged from the good account get
from all who are using them The Sanatiyc Pills
selling beyond any thing Of the kind in the country.
Every one seems to praise them well as tic other
medicines.
The Alternative is going very well. am nearly out
of the Tonic Nermifuge, having only or ; bottles
left. The call for ten days past has completely as.
tonishcd me. The Hair Tonic is doing wonders here .
a gentleman whose head has been bald for l5 or 30
yeas, has his hair nearly half inch long and has
only used one bottle. My wife began to the hair
tonic shortly after received IT, prevent her hair
from falling off, and only used it twice week ~
not only stopped her haIr from falling Off bat has pro-
duced new hair three inches long by the Of three
bottles. Every one is pleased it that has used it,.
Yours, I G BUTLER.
Derby Line, Vermont. january %. Isl6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
inc, Vermont, January %, 1916.
CONSUMPTION CURED.


The following IS from highly respec table merchant
dated Lcwistown, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1874.
DIR. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir 1t is said by Physicians
and is by the mass Of mankind believed, that Con
sumption cannot be cured-that when once it be
comes seated in thc human system, nothing can era.
dicate or stay its progress, but that will continue
the work OF destruction until its ycti sinks into the
grave.
However true this may oc in theory, am disposed
to doubt IL III fact indeed, my own experience and
desire TO benefit 9th ers, coinpcls me 10
the assertion untrue. You will probably recollect
sr that IN the beginning of i64O you, sta
ung that had the consumption, and that il fast
hurrying me to che grave. | did rot then nor do /
now doubt, nor do now doubt, every symptom was
too painfully visible. My physicians considered me
Incurable, but the advice asked of you was given
and am happy TO say that by using few bottles Of
your Incompatible cdcinc-- the Expectorant | was
restored, and never in my life have enioycd better
or more uninterrupted health than since that time
Ii you should see now, you would not imauinc b,
my appearance that hap ever been sick much less
that had had the Consumption, but that am sii
living, ascribc wholly and entirely your Expccto.
rant. LEONARD SIiEppAVp
Prepared only by Dr.. d. Jayne. Philadelphia, aud
sold agency by
STEVENSON IL BELL, Druggists
- - Van Buren,, Arkansas,
hS Fort Smith, a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

Coz. CLARKE--De.r Sir ~ noticed in your
paper Of last week statement of the County at
fairs by Judge Pryor, different, in some respects,
from mine of the week previous; and he says
that my sta ,enent is calculated to mlslead the
public mind, and would, if not corrected, lead to
speculation in County Scrip, &c. | assure you
made that statement for the benefit of the people,
for | considered that they had already been mis-
led, or rather they never had been Informed any
thing about what most Immediately concerned
them that is, what become of thelr money.
Judge Pryor says he has made an investigation
of our monetary affairs, and finds that on the lst
Of January, lS4S we had about $500 scrip in
circulation. How ne investigated he does not say
There is no way of finding out from tho Records.
As to al-administra ton-if an accurate ac-
count of receipts and disbursements is laid before
the people, annually, they will be the best Judges.
1t occurred to me when reading the Judges state
ment that Looney's securities should have been
made accountable for his defalcatlon of S33OO.
The amount of outstanding scrip, with
;nterost. 7 estimate at S6 900
The on,ount due the County at 1000
So that if all debts due the county
Paru' .n W. IS4S $4,000
1rho o,,nonses for ,AS will be at least 1000
$4,000
,-bo ;ncone Of ,4S will he about 5000
Att the end of 1913 we will be in debt $1,000
With the present taxes and expenditures our
debt must increase at the rate of $500 or SlOOO
DER annum. Indeed it can hardly be expected
that the county now pay It's debts with a Ia tax
of $4,000 year, when with a tax OF from 9oooo
to $40. 900. lis debts annually increased.
1t will be seen by the above, that | have es'i,
mated the expenses of '4S at $1,000. Those OF
IS47, were, according to my former statement
S3424 93, to which add $500, an error made by
not computing the scrip paid to Grand Jurors Of
'47. the sum of $3624 90 will be the amount !;
and have estimated that the expenses for 1913
will, be $4,000, that is 1878 more than they were
last wear, which is a reasonable conclusion, when
we estimate the cost of several important State
cases. which are to be borne by the county this
year.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
JOHN CARNALL, Sheriff G. G.
March Sth, lS4S.
% Dos
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
CHEROKEE NATION. Feb. 22nd, 1S47.

CHEROKEE NATION. Feb. 22nd, lS47.
Mr.. j. A. C.-Dear Sir: Your come -to-hand
this morning through the columns Of the Cherokee
Advocate, and, for fear that | should miss the
first chance hasten to reply in Il private letter.
not desiring 10 nuke our correspondence public.
Although (before open private corresponds dence
with you request you to produce your diploma,
for If | mistake not you say you are lawyer
of the first class) | have no objection to you
making inquiries through the public press, and
as | presume that your heart has been shut
book, or properly speaking. burning volcano"
since vonr last,-but now open for cheering-
hope and accessible until shut again by sleeEI
thought it would be advisable if desirable ofany
services from YOU to request you TO keep corn
and as perceive that you a little green in
the west, should advise you to walk ou. and
take the night air ''for your health" Just put
your hand upon your heart-it beats,-does it
not? do not wish to llatter you but 10 convince
You Of my sincerity. But lost: time being prec-
ious, wish to inform you that am none of your
haIfboods but the "daughter of the Red Man."
However should you be provided with an article
commonly used in the Old States no wa days
called paint,) perhaps can SUIT, your particular
taste which is not much studied among country
girs--though will do all can for you, providing
you have the dimes.
Yours, Faithfully, F. T. R.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
Enternai Improvement COR-
TentfON

On the 1st Monf0y ia april aczi, III
the city of Van Buren, will be held II
Convention of Delegates from the coun-
ties Interested, to adopt definite place
for the opening of a communication be-
tween the Arkansas river, and the nor
thern counties of this state and the
Southern counties, Of Missouri
" ben it is hoped there VIII be nu-
merous attendance.
ROUGH AND READY MEETING:
The friends Of GEN. TAYLOR, with
out distiction of party, ar invited to
meet in the Court House at Van Burer,
on Saturday the 25th of March next,
to adopt measures for the election OF
the Hero of Buena Vista, President OF
the United States, and for the sclcc-
tion of a g Taylor ticket for this
state
In tcpdering this invitation, by or
der of the late Taylor meeting, to the
friends of OLD ZACK, | feel assured
that they are willing to step forward To
testify their gratitude to, and admira-
ton of the soldier who has SO glorious
ly upheld the honor and interest Of his
country, and one imperishablc fame for
the American Volunteers.
J.J. DlLLARD, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

A soSuD THE steamer TRIBUTARY, WM. r.
vh-7-Zt rCLAl TOR, Master, built expressly for the
zsS5F<.sS5cSsss Arkansas trade will ply regular
packet beIwe cen New Orleans and Fort Smith, and
all intermediate ports.
The Tributary is and substantially built, has
fine accommoda tionS is well oiiiccred, and numbers
foremost on the list For freight passage
apply on board o SCOTT, WHITE & co,
Van Buren,, Arkansas
March 4th, 1913 -3-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
VAN buren,, Crawford county, AK, !
December 22d, 1S47.

To the Editor Of the arkansas IntetGgenccr-
SIR You are authorised ia announce a
didate, represent in the State Senate the dstrc
composed of the county of Crawford.
1867 r. c. S. BROWN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
JOHNSON COUNTY, ARK,
7th February, A. ID. 1913.

=
Dear Str:-For the information of myself a nd
two other young gentlemen from tho Old States
looking out for plantations to purchase, one Of
whom is lawyer, make the following inquiry,
whether you hrve in your diggns any handsome
young Indian girls of The half blood. who have
been literally educated in English, wealthy and
wouId marry white gentlemen of their equal in
estate and degree. If 50. who are they2 what
are their names! We take two chances.
address you because suppose you to be
competent to give the Information any one else
save the damseIs.
am respectfully yours Sc,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

Notice.
FENHE person who borrowed the books from the Post
Office will please return them $ they needed
presbyterian Discipline and Constitution of the U. S
and oblige the owner.
March IL. IS4S.-4-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

Frazersburg, Ohio, Aug. IT, 1876.
DR.. D. Jayne Dear Sir-Last Saturday morning
found my youngest son quite out of his head-yery
fghty and derangcd and he continued all day, till
after night. On Sunday morning l commenced Civ
ing him your Tonic Vermifuge, and before six o'clock
he discharged thirteen large MS, and believe,
speak within bounds, that he has passed than
FIVE hundred small white worms, some moi more thau
one-fourth Of an inch long. On Monday morning h is
fever left him. aud he is now quite well. All your
/ ton. Yours, RICHARD GRIFFEE, Z. N.
Jayne's Sanatre Pills, though not rcconlm ended
Il universal 'cure all =, have nevertheless proved
Peror to every thing of the kind, especially of Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, and when used in ronjunc
ton with his Tonic Vermifuge Alternative. will
not fail one time in ID hundred Of affecting perma
nent cure.
ASTHMA CURED BY DR.. JAYNE'S EXPECTO-
RANT.
Miss Mary Campbell, of New Haven Faycttc CO ,
has been cured of Asthma, of more than eigh teen
years continuance, by the of Or Jayne's Expcc-
torant. She continued taking the medicine last sum
mer, after using eleven bottles, entirely rid of
this dreadful disease. We assured of this cure by
d lady of undoubted veracity, and requested make
it pubHc for the benefit of others.-Alovnt Pleasant
(fa Register.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON s BELL, Druggists,
Van Buren, Ark s.
And W. II. q NJ. MAYERS, Druggists.
nj Fort Smith, Arks
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
MARKETS..

NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 70.
Corrected Wee6iy.)
Cotion-Ordinary 50 middIing 81 6 {; mid
ding fair IS fair, II 8; good fair, nominal
good fine. nominal
Sugar-Louisiana % a 81; Havana s. brown Al
a ST.
MOlpsses-l84 30 per gal.
TOJacco-23 A
Flour-S4 80 50.
Whiskey-Rectfed 20 a 81.
Cotee-6a ).
SaH-95 a 81 40
Ri6e-4 i.
Corn-37 40,
VAN buren,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, ST 25 a so.
Flour, per cwt, So 25
Corn, ear, 20 25
Oats, sheled, 20 25
s. sheat, l6 Is
Corn meal, per bushe!,. n25
Bacon, per h., 81
Lard, 5 a 6
Beef, 2
Pork 80 so q So 90
Taliow, aG4
Becswax, 20 %
Mutton, ia 5
Veal, 4 a 5
Butter, - l5
Eggs, "a 81
Chickens, per doz., (scarce,) 81 25
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
Notice.

FHIHE CO partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the style Of Berthclet, Head
& Co is dissolved this day. by mutual CONSENT IL.
Ueald having withdrawn from the concern.
The business will be continued by J. K. Bcrthclet
& Rob. NJ Jones' who charged with the liquidation
of the unsettled affairs of b. II. & Co.
JOS. r. BERTUELET,
]. IL HEALD,
r. NJ. JONES.
CHocTAw NATION WEST,
March |. 1913. 3-S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

01PJohn Van Buren, son of the Ex-President, :,
has been nominated by the democrats of Erie co.
N. Y, as a candidate for the Presidency.