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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
T.. e. BISHOP
Was biO,.., up On the New EEarlsp-
shire. but come 10 life agaEss.

w ITH splendid assortment of NEW GOODS +;
wv consisting in part of goo pieces prints. all
prit es and styles, from to 81 cents.
Blankets. of all sorts; musquIto nets; woollen and
silk shirts cottonades; merno casmer jeans; atinets
linen drills and French linen all kinds suspenders
cotton linen kid and silk Gloves handkerchiefs and
shawls, of all kinds; night and dny caps; bleached
sheetings lacings; Ladies' skirts; hoosiery;
tickngs; drngs; linen checks sheetings and shirt
IngS: cotton batting; Osnaburgs; wadding: tapes;
lebone Bishop lawn; edgings, cotoq and thread;
cravats; Plaid Goods of all kinds for dies; cork
mourning. mixed and common pins; cotton and wooi-
en- hose ba hose lrsh linen and lawns Silesia hooks
and counterPanes striped shrtIngs; umbrellas,
Italian servings; acOnets cambrIcs; cashmeres; para
sols arasoettes shades caps; vels tabs French
sprfgs; orange buds; bouquets lace and gimp bonncts
for misses and ladies'; ribbons: band boxes.
g., @E <WD-Hy q FL ~ VA Gs@
Patio Alto; merIu; casSlmer; back doe sklni NY.
lea ms; brown linen pantaloons cashmere; black "a TIM
and common vests; sack; croton fdnncs; Zephyr 5
tweed; g nyhams; plaid linen; black merno; alPacca
tweed: XIV leans; blanket and black dress and lrock
coats: drawers; shirts; cravats, &c,
Shoes: Boots: Hats Groceries; Hardware; Crockery
Groceries; Saddles; Brides
And very many big tricks.
like shew GOODS:
And will take all kinds of produce, where
money is tact money Tor certain hfHdS
don t ask any more for goods because C0tt0n mas
risen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

4 = BBLS old Rectificd Whiskey, gust i,ed and
Ec for sale by +. B. BISHOP.
December 4. IS47
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
NEW CLOTHING.

NEW CLOI HIM..
lust received by steamboat P. III. White--Fine
- black dress and frock Coats fine black do.
fine Jeans sac do fine Sattinett sac do Silk-velve
vests Cashmere do; Cashmere do black Satin do f.
black Cashmere pants Sattinett do Jeans do black
Satin ties Linen bosom shirts black and red leather
2
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

BRING IN YOUR PEACHES.
VN7HE highest market price paid in goods and
IL cash for good dried peaches, by
D. G.. WILLIAMS.
Sept. IIth, IS47. 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

T/EPHYR Worsted, Canvass. Patterns, Perforated
II Board. for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
FERRY NOTICE..

November I3, IS47.-40-I3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
{ VOLUME 6-NO. 5Il
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IS W )

son Other than an Indian, shah. within the limits
OF any tribe with whom the Uuitrd STATES shall
have existing treaties. hunt trap, or take and
destroy, any peitr"s or game, except for suhsis-
tence in The Indinn country, such p.rson shall
forfeit The sum OF five hundred dollars, and for
ielt all the traps, guns, and ammunition in his
possession. used or procured to be used for that
purpose. and pe!lreS taken.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

WANTED
FENO hire n NEGRO WOMAN, who is GOOD
COOK and house servant. and one too who can
come well recommended. permanent engagement
viii be made for one of the kind above required, if
agreeable. Apply 1T this Office
November 27 lS47.-i2
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

RICHARD VI. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

5NHOMPSON'S celebrated Eye Water for sale at
MAYERS Drug Store.
November 20. No ], Commercial Row.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.

TUE ffaPnztar a' 'H#z establishment ieH iear.
"a inform tho nah0Ia lhul Tiny su'l continue 10
accommodate ail Whl aEa d.sRased 10 f4gof .lem
aiI tHef patronage. llsF hanse has been
tHHmasl'E ".saHs. j aHiHfllsd and their I able,
they venture 10 azsrdl ID uHsufHt,sal bf nnf
a#Hrf "a thu rIy IUe planters. Hotel is sn
ai aHi veil known establishment, situated n
gaHal sireHi, usar iHa rafurf al camp street, tie
ua.i h's'HHss iaaraazU'5fa iu abe alaIH cill: tnd
iHs fzpHaiar Hsliaf lbrmseves that 4 iiiFa
agreeable aud Pheasant padsucs could net b
procured iy iatrI#s. dHfus Their saIuum hrft
illan Is e.IsfHd ii tins t.lab. aImrul
il#s H#s isasaa lhe Iafa ngw hula rassnia
zHzr'sa b ~ Jas#l Elaa#gas. aa .an.aR lhe
llz''s= =fs'#h .meaI whzl In, Haya open . -
aaans#IIHa s,l.t I', exclusively iur Tho acrsurla
azl.aHa. i#mas# aad iaFp ul.d 4 ~ and fam
z.lai Il IIu siyz uH=.faaIIHd hH any iamly affii=
mHuis in the Whole staIlsfH caaHir. l. ua4
Hzh II iHazf establishments lHHY ealid espaa ak
.Hs'# 1H- afi,a=Ial - 'H'la= iaFaias iIuu.iI
aEIaraiuG 30 lH rifa aa HHrIH Hfras Wi b. lsvsf
t#an y.sz rIafgrd at Ell, E#iilI lmHni "a ihf
sHH'H HsNIHE #HIaf accommodations 10 a
iHHT5i#fH. Hi1 aIs d=nas#H. iu aF msde eamloHt'li
al ma.iefzie IHe, iHry spuII respectfully saIei
thsih Hnmet szay aH lhHIr aHugal. 10 iasa'ts -
tHa Planter HaiaI.
Young y CHANDLER,
fWHHfl5f'
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
EnLnnl.l pn-,lnn...-Mnrn -nu

EumGhL rGayuu,.-Whcu Jhou
gHa-t to lbp Printing oacc, ,uis nor iu
ws compositions, nor mnddIp mth auy
lHmg which thou mlyc- -pa thau.
10 t.1u huugr-t @ writing lpr puhl.ra.
tom withhold net from thr editor rhr
ulmn ut thc author therrol lest tAou
-aoma-l TO d.1. lmulUimlly nor ash oI
him who hath written u certain price.
lest ha may not wish TO tal tbao.
Ln. fhr writing which rh1g mJycst
huug ha lugl1,r, lest much time bc lost
900 du,ph.rug D, aajao uouooluE rI-r
u0 ONE will read, hut sae lo lt that tfny
yIa Is claaraul lhy words simple, lhal
gli may understand thee. Aud take no
offence % thy plarn hn NOT publ he'd, tot
DO might have injured or dl,houorad thy
friends, aud 90 may br that lhr editor
hath other piece better than thine.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NO. -.

orR NaNnEUugs AruasrugRG.-The
atmosphere rlssz ahnye rs #wirh It's ealhp.
dui dome, arediua toward the heavan.
Of which Is the most iamIiaF synun,mp
aud symbol l. Ilaats mound Us Gar
Ihal goat nbleel which the apostle John
snw ia hls yisinn-"a sea ol glass Ike
uuln crystal. Somassive is il thai when
II hfglns "a stirit to,ses about arout ,hips
NE p.ay,hWgz, and sweeps cite and
forests lihu suoN-ilahgs Io destruction bt.
laraH. Aad YET ili- 50 mobile thai W.
have lived YonH in ll before " can b.
persuaded that IL EXISTS mt nil. and the
geat huih Of mankind never realize tue
truth that they are hlthed IN an ocean
al aE Is weight i-#sa enormous that
non shgaFs bsi1ei 81 Tx ala=: 81 ii
sup hall ,ails through II Will mHHtf.
atJ lhu uuIesl insect Wayts il asidr#uiiA
Is wing ltmIul,ters Ia,Ishly 10 all the
zRusss, W luael ii not but Il tauehas
U.s. lts warm snuh winds b=iua hafa
color 20 thc PALE IHe# nI the maIas is
enld UcsE winds refresh h4heHvaHa brow.
aud uuaHs the hIuod uaat.e tn onrrHaeIz.
Hf"a HuHh h.a>fz haec ialp nov tisuf
zin laldeaa4 children uI aut agesl rII.
Wls. The eye is indebted tel. I5r a|#
Eae HaaiIieruea aI =masr, the uII
aaehues- ut the midday. Ihs shus#uad
E.4umg# ol lac #Iuuuins, and the clouds
siaHsWaIa u#az fh# sufm. =m. rH8
i hz.mabua would UauIIIs aa.ump!.aI
afnH ad fba WIaA- would Hl, s.HI
#hyl# H##HE Hus=Hu#HTs on HTmuH, round
Ibg hcasauz. The cold o.ihrrWouI8 na.
=Ilsa sHaH.aaalHHls ou iaa eaT,h. uaF
would taaF=ai daH salHel aa Ia laQrfz.
#iu# haag Wa would never NIL. laF
afllelaW uur iag diversity the aaa o.
tHH #shE om msaI eIuIe Uauld Turn
Il, tanned aud Wl,Iaduwed forehead 10
Ihr suui aud ono dfsag. maau.aaous
H.as# 81 iiabi and heal dazzle and uaH
up NIL thing Aeu there mo- afmasnas.
Eho 5teHmg sun Waa.d ~ amuHcuI .el.
aud. Wllh9Hl waning, Ilaage fhaalHH
N iaf,ues- bul tllp ar hurp. III har
Hands ID zAaaIh aI H.s nf-. aud lgts Them
zap but slowly through her dugefs, sa thai
taa saadaW- nt A,mug are gathered hY
dasfsa-, and ihe Howal, have lag nblW
lhelfbyad-, and tafh creature space 10
uHd place ol rest lud 10 nestle 10 rc.
pu,a. la the morning. the sun wuulim
pu- bound uuri luM tHc bosom of m.Ii
asI h.aep above luU horizon, bui tbpplr
waichc, ioT l. coming, uud -aud. at ff..
1ui unc iInlir ay 10 auuounrr mssp
ptuaeH, aud Jl.cu uuo,hvG uuI los aud l5p
ID haudiUI, sad -o gently draw, ..ide
Oboe curtain %, nigt! aud slowly la,.
Bloc igui ia.l ou thc acc 90. ihe ,,apu-
Hrti4 uii her oyeiit- upau, uud bike man
she goeth forth again 20 her labor, lo ihr
rEymug-QeaHoGy Rsr.sr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

CmsEsG Accommodation thr
,l1Jg merchant, ut China are summoned
before thp roiocloru of customs, they pre-.
-rur themselves ou ihr.r knees. kgurame
ihar tuwh,ul- -iN. uue. or twelve uu..
against ihr g'uud, before tlry we uo.
irul, Wi permitted to change .U.af pose
uwc And when they U-c, they dl u.t
Uhl tltIr oY., higher than thelareIn, lur
WHh button pu Clue mudwups breast DO
l- -uu experimentation Ior pu.yuluuud
lof by -um" strokes ol lhn blmh11) -hug.i
they chance 90 look at hu boo lua larr.-
l' would appear that lnr old lmrra " s
ui may Ipob at q ,rt ha.uo parallel
loo China Any One rl..ud before Judge
o give m-rvdguco o.olhrrwI.r.i- uuIIg.
,J alWJy. lD huork bus ucauut least fuua
times iolhg. ground, aud is mot suffered r1
speak, rNrrptm au-Wgrto iuIruuaal.-
which are put to hm Two men with
nmu81~ stand near to punish him who
mnurc- this rule. Vixen they wish tp
-Uura witness, a 'yr cock and % huir
ar pr-outcdto him, and he is Obliged 90
rut od Jhc cock head, nc the moment OF
waiDI tha oath The cutting ut thr
cura- head Is considered 900 iln sam.
ilshtu. kissing thrhIhIo with Co.,.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
ALW oglGANe. M lo,N.,t
and PFiHtcR' Dcpoi,
No. u tANNI -IIGr RON,
oFmV-I IN y WTII-

II n GElIN usHrfIy rHuuuurHs '
j. Fub-H,r aHl lH.r. nsi .r Nl.
established ,rHjHH H" 't's.'r nFA
EUi ADRi m us.g
Tnr Boa L.,uH .. 80 "ntt WTs rH' i0
arirf by ua.Aa,.1 Hl .'lE P.f.ar-, aHi as na
raprasr was .H1ffI ia u.siI iDr h1Hl lm"r
f,r~,. aal 90 prurr lH.ul rtrp rsN.H., lHr
asrfiisu D. ErlfufHi tlBl |nb be inhHH llH
haud.ams.l u ibr tHHat .
Ai.a. asry InHlggu.g sr'mrNi nI l''"a''i
romh.uiiioa R.rI.I., IA41 sLllrE1 of i.r .irsi
.t,i.. 4, Fi,,a4 ur- aIiaua a. f.lirr. b. 300
ltciird. briufr PluUtaus a.H"t. Aa STITCHES
manulseiufrl il i.Hs Iuufg .IHN b. "' ID m''
tcual equal ID uai nu" Hlrl anN mHa'ae'ar.a
At the North; aui q, iIa sII lH .nfHsI"l, TO
New lpts Purrs iir r.ont aroI ''nf nr" 'nlrf'
pfiss trusts is mr.i with encouragement
The sub erlar be- l..1 ,.l' JOG iA" a1r n'
happrf hs,4iuli,u and ufu t.f.fr., N..fHt
together with tut.-,, G. ,Hu" 'sut Nlrts.
Furniture. Gi.'ry-. o. u iHE 20. a.i r'."r' 'n.
cluiiut every af'iH.r 10th. lruN0f ulaHrs-, arth
oonalaully ou lani tl mp i.r ia'ra
lrlhr pmpHr.aruI a iHHp... HIa $500 pu1.
lish thls aigtH.srmrul a m.. '.a. HIN .N1 n
paper To- th. faHlln 100, H.IH HH" i1. i0"
advertisement b, rlr.Ipa ss uu.H iUr anH1nr
OF adVrui.smgE 1I, loo
a. % GREEN
unp r'r tu''aml1u.r.
~ Proprietor 1' nrs I rr, euu hsyo puh-
lishcd the aIyrHsuu.uI uaUErU s Co.. soil
rira.e suspend ID, auI ma boz above.
may lO, lSi-.22
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

lNpUnALrU An amusing specimen
of individuality m language Gyos lately
mentioned to Ms 10y an entertaining FREUD.
\ man in m Eastern city somewhat
noted for wrestling -pauipg and kindred
physical feat, having been persuaded 10
rnlnr church ON the sabbath and "sit
out a long dorlruul discourse, was asked.
oH retiring after the service, what hn
Thought of the sermon: Think k' said
he "why if couldn't preach a better
sermon than that wiH ggr hdaa t'ea
bchiRd me- You may take my hat"
HpiekeRocIey
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
SEW ORLEANS
B00a6 D&POSITOGN,
ln2
10 - cAMa AqREEl.

CONSTANTLY ou aHud. at ibe above saleh
+, i.HH.Hi urHGu. lHuHmrnt or Bolts u
every g,J.u- I.nu. .uN I.uHH.ariy school Boois.
areu us lf. mH.Ly u. To iie south Lad aoail.-
wrA A..u. H.#a' ua NarriiaHeaas heols,
embracing .0e bHf standard authors, as well as
Ius publications ul every kiui. Country mer-
ufIuH tHd Teachers wI 'l1l Al al times q. above
ilH h..' assorted Hpsh al every kind Of school
rTH..lrs ., IH. ..n'lrm oouoiiy. Blink Books
unI Nir'aara u. 1910 kinds, suitable i1r country
trad. ai irr tsFfi pricfs UaD
$ WOOD Nil, Bookseller and siaioner,
ag.Gm No. 40 Camp street
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

The A,niir Cholera proves by di~-cc
ton, lhn Medical Examiner say.. to hc
lbn iUIiumnlion aud liberation OF the
various membrane. nl thr bowels. The
contents ol the stomach and iurr.tluo-
lrmul aud putuiy, vomiting wd swell.
ing OF the abdomen quickly follow and
tba patient sink. d. Maxwell oI Cal.
cutu, ,ay- he cured himself boy copiou.
drafts oi rilrrycsrrut soda powers ia cold
water and that hr afterwards saved
mmy Il.r 10y tbc same treatment he
.ly. THAI no remedy will avail cycrp.
relieving ihc bowel uI thc t.mammg
contents, and. il this be uot douc gently
It will he fatal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

CurvL iuEA-" Indeed, indeed friend
Ium -uid one citizen 20 another "yuu
have spoiled thr looks of your ung ny
cropping h- plr- -o close. what could
your reason ht ioril! "Nhv Turtle
viii tell you-my horse had o. strange
knach OF being Dnrbtcncd, and un '.y
ullug occasions wouIl rieh up hi. rar,
%, If he had seen old sman aud 90. to
cure hum. ] rop.t him.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

MELANCHOLY AfrAR-Ou lhr tllh
ult, while salute wa- brmr Hmd 900
llumphrey>,i.c, Guuuoruau 100 aouoroI
the election of Gem Taylor tha swivel
burst audoyomg man, john liu, was so
severely injured lhUt be died m about
twenty minutes
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

iuE#s tnaNaI,.=-A late letter Ia Tia
GalepriH luIr.Ii-raaaE Has ssI.e Iallaa. aa
notice uIa gentleman VIM aI.d droaaua5
IA Mexico
" Among IbeHccat dauth. herr. na.
ls"l ore tim. >eaueIy attracted passing
remarA, yet hr Wa, n mm Wua. twenty
ycar- ago, stood at the head ut society
Martin Duiaide. Born oi m influential
aud aiilucnt family u AIuhaw- cAiUu.
-N,.y connected, augmauuue hIs hrrsii.
lazy fortune hy successful Investments.
Doe mauIrd daughter OF lhy Hon. i..ury
tnE who was lupu &C ihc znU'h oi m.
D W.aTirg aud power Me- DumlI. was.
uy $40 sides, cougrl. consulted aud rarn-.
,-i huiryeI, overlook mm uy prop.
uuy rapidly ran down DO, w.ig d..d, h.-
friends diminished with lu, fortune. aud
af thr rcummrucomouloilhc MpNrauWar
Ih.- uau, once ,u r.rh, 80 p1ru.aE aud -1
hHHuut, found hW-.l Obliged iuf .Uh.
-I.irHUH ,o follow uuf army with iew
package O, merchandise De recently
embarked uu % tmdug schooner ui IpM-
Ilcu. iu return home The deadly fever
ul that coast swept ot every uuu of the
crew ma small boy aud wHuu tua ya--
.rbu,ter beating ahaut boo ihr euA mgIIy
mHdn iii. bar o. .tLr river wIih .igal ui
distress. tHr captain wu- found dead uu o.
pallet uul tha unfortunate u.u'lH by
W,,ldu 300 ilr u.i 1gau.n-. and up madi-
cine, water and cumlyaml,1u ui food
uu hond What m illustration u' tue
vanity aud Nlc.-luio, u, lHr."
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

lsAr.rgNps UAY.-lis0w E3yar,
10 is assorted tagI the ensuing ltu of
March como, on Sunday I,HSD!-
aud " NoWuo is President ON taat dgy
Respectfully &c.
We cau answer our correspondent.
ays thr National ln'rI.igaucor by say.
ms thuf tho ith n. NIarcl rW WU on
Sunday Th. has occurred once before
-mry tua adoption ol lha present cou.u.
tuition, viz. 300 lha yelr 1921. % wIlI
u9t happen ualD mul the year l-Il-
As to who Vlll ba President uu Sunday.
iue ltb of March next we cannot trIl
mIa.- it be Capt Goddard, of the Auyl.
uyGuod' and it would be pa,in- 10 iud
g Worse than 80 bruaf ono.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOSEPH II. PALMER, q

= = # II = =" = = II y
Wholesale Dealer In staple Dry Good,
40. J5 Gravior Street, Hew Orleans.
TAKES pleasure in announcing tn merchants
! traders and families, that his spring and All1,-
m.r stoak Of Dry Goods is larger and eoulalns
greater variety than ever before uilared. and
greatly reduced prIces, by ihe piece Or pacle
Ii ~ -.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

Euu,GEn LNG-A singular ar,t.
dent occurred oa thc Michigan Central
Railway if became necessary Too cana.
grading ID. cnHmkmrat OF fifteen feel
high aefo,. low piece OF ground con.
mngabum 100 aclrs nsrIy dry enough
or p.uw-Iaal. When they had poesr..
,,d with lna gudmg Tor -oma distance
llhDaamy iuo heavy ior tbg soil iu support.
.arr ru. ulihr cHrh b-pac aud ih. am.
lnuamu1, sunk down mJo sffrpiy.aias
fr7 W oUrr' ltgppoar, lhaiihe rirra
oi ground Hll been d lake. bu. Ind cl..
,urird su,, ui mut., pg1' muck, &r, uu
i.= -urHHH upwmuiy ilom iel .p uIiru
ir.' lIurA. which hpI be-Hma hardened
aud dry enough Tor am purposes. Mr
Brooks thought it would have supported
900 umhmhmcn,ui tive frUt Ihckuo.., and
Ihal, B 10 had not been necessary for them
lo have uu. much heavier D, would myu
.uWnwul lhe r5od. aud tIr mrt might
u-I.r lmguUa.u discovered lba, o. u-.p.
600 OBJ. bosom u. % B1lI. So.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
no, 20 cAM? sTEErs'

N,us oylrlnr
'4'ilE uhsar5+r hl1 or band large AM i,..a
x rfil ssslHmrnt Of b.ma.i every an.tlr in
itp1o.H"n way which, pa arcoubi o.. the
advanced sifIe VI is sou, De o,iru ai ysrv l,w
prcca Among uiu nuod, On baud, b" wa,H
rHumrfliu
CURTAIN STurFS:
S.i, woH'ad. aad e.naa n.na,As .f,s4r. ars
EH-lris
aahurl lud mus.a white e.ua.us;.
plain aHl i1urs mG.n. go.
coRNICE, POLES, BANDS. &...
WoaI-H. brass, 800 yr'.a a5mes;
hHa aui u"'uru p1i-g
",u.R.' "uesru,' "p1al," "srl,' bui v,,'s.
Of gfief elra.u bla.s HHd un.
TRANSPARENT WINDOWSHADEs
Tie stock of ihis article 10 o.. u,l. and u ~
biud"mg patterns, l. Gao De- found any whrfs-
Hu1nE a.H.H, .w Scripture tI.ur,p, lul ail.I
..n.s, I.r.a uH,.r.. &c.
Ur sQJ!TO BARS hND MEETINGS.
rntsI ho.ar.l mns.a. '.usa mu.7ulo bars saa
u.NHrs 900 great gar.iy l4d quantity
FEATHERS, CyRLEb HAIR. Gxc:
t,ul'1r n 'o'a 90. from pound 10 100 b, vlf.
al0 cUr.sl h.ar col. yauaus qualities.
Together ntH mHtat. ol cloth. rirp-'s i'rs
mlu., Table ud g.a'lH Ea. paper. 10 urg' ani
handsome a-.uHurH' aalt. UHi ias.als, lut-i,
Huf. t- aHHi upan; COTTON, Vor'c4 nn.f
aHa HIs .arteuarl aud 4aaHgs, ullr.l.oiu n
UTW UupUfs. uHHF m.aH la.f % mons maIilt...,i,
bed furniture, 0r, $50
L. IHIylu...F rHHur wIltf#s.Us n,aGs g. rrllsf
md PIosirg u,fA raH,aisl etu drspIith.
JOSEPH ErlLL
may 1929
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

NEwon ur WELDING lu0N. SEG.. assn
~mEr iuoy.-.l Asr F,rari duun,L
lu 1900 cauUpu yr-.rl melt hnug. uudaId
u d, l.iuth ot auI mUluar. Nhu
u.Isr mu,ilaw- um properly ig.gl and
mixed p1uf lh.m upon 300 ifau p0arrml
lnt tu.m 600. TH.rc D.. luu. uamraIu
glr-y murr TO which is t0 LrnaI.I 300
equal quauuty of qWak lime Thr uon
or steel which i- fp Doe ollrn.I. am U...
hHlyIinuauD--. Ihgu ihr armplmI.u.i
reduced lo powder i- lad upon t..u-
lhg composition muI- uud runs U.r -.a'-
mg was. iHa pius, aln then rUaraI n
'la ulr, taking care lo heat ttau Bl %
temperature .ur brlow tuut usually pn.
ruyud iu Welding; lhey ar ,bra uIth.
drawn md hammered, aud tne surface.
w,li be- found ,l ur rlu- pauanily united.
The author a--.us ,ha. rui. pnr.-.
which may DE applied No welding .lar
ila tubes never w..-Rr dr M phg
i..a.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

! SgmEer of CnLoanragu,-Ar ruday
vgnlaut youth, h,rpreutly imported Ifom lhr
hrsfu momtuin, 10 the modern Atheas
frequently expressed his disbelief of lhr
powers nl ehlafolorm upon hi- individual
organization, :" That ulI darn'd ION.
srusr, sand he. Trying 10 make n ieIIer
hrlitve that jest saudmg At IA bottle
| don 6 keef what il ls-raa ,sw hIm up.
Alake M haIiefe II 81 oua#lae#.a4p
ui h- particular ineuds laao him INTO "a
druggist ia Hanover straeI. and Induced
huh.io enhaig the lumes al tn potent
agent at iasouzibiIty lie Wa ,5au IL.
duesd ton sta'eai uuruuzriau.ua,,. which
"us sufficiently tested by srfir, pl rx.
/. amsuts, znclfa, inserting pms mp Ya.
ttlus razl- al M- body e1fHar4Ia. pallHe
his hnf uHd lWnaauH hs rafs. hz.ida,
A'aaus mHasa1us II leazla thfa assn
nom Wahe up, NOT pMrlB has saHt
Ia ''sshHa by slumher Immediately laak
ms departure, and went slmehtWal 10
Ii'e loi#lHzs of "a friend. where h. related
iis experience. i icala uit,e#ro#lal.r
s'nd he. i don't know baN they dom
h-l9fl haunt touched dfap ui ari.af
-aalg InzE sualigd "a lIalaouta5 , #z.....5..
hlttia Hat much uIsgaf thaa a F.1a #.,s#5.
Side, / didn't loa.g my .eas,b8fv= IA
mam,-Auewgl everything lbal va.
auHg on Ie-l ii, do nov. ap=I4a.
you had hailrr l11h in lHu aIas.. .as.
-sIad h,s#iasud tn trlm did 81
lie saW "a eauHIauaHre ma4-AHd WI.H#a
HaIaui muause eyebrow zha.shga agHl
ias.and musiaehe, mpgfiaIsaaa NaI,aaf.
L aHlgb. NhIIa Thousand Iu#z aud
NaHblas uan drawn arfas. Ii- eHegE.
mImrHa.aa sCaaliaa' aiiHe =stI9.
alat are ANT Hp. bun suaa aIhsH Ia.a
Whats .lnIe mE calhas. oteI-a HW1 rh|a
aiaHu - stronger EAlH b.IHd eIJ.f. Wi
IHbsi llehum ,aurd mp n-iie ul H.
lie las upt hIralhgd word aaaasl
eH.aa.aHH Ioul lba. day la ihI=.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

NEW ORLEANS CARDS,
.TTTR &
=8iAGEEl & kNEASS
tiAfE Jams Must g col
e Il iiGd tphi
SADDLERY WARE HOUSE,
Aiea a. The Galira Hlrs- Hsal and f.rss
Hsrss n tsf 1aar
No. u MAGAZINE srpEET.
ad House from esraI Street,
NEW ORLEANS

Have aIways On hand larre supply Of saddles,
h1f|ss, iil'lags, maHusalass collar huuas, raddle
and elfFei laa yl.ezs, trunk. t1aHb. eIr, d ar.
b'm, wagon aud earl Mmes, ubIps, hobby.
borss ebcaIhlHaws blind bHale4. h4ud leati.l !.
mafasca. shsHpskius. iH.ng and top hdes shirlInp,
Hos#lHns web raae'I I#aa. saddle tfa=s. sadIisFs
ln1si sole aua upper lfaller pIauahs oI rar|aI.
kinis. Military eaods aud trimmings. comprising
ehahpeaaN, plumss, sWards, saslIes, epauet. pls.
tns, swaH aud pistol hslls, holster, zluuiie,
z'rafs and mlilarY haHs and eamn equipments
ai al aesznpi mU.ss5y aaJHHz aHa Trimmings,
e.niH#, ez='msfHst tndIaf., iaeH#i buttons. H4as.
hunting &ei iz=fa'a lodge aud sarampmabi
ih'afsHIn and sIarhrraziaf zi.lHi 90 Tn Loo 4
and alli#f soa.zIfs# laHa uabof muHhue b4uds
steam packing. aud India rubber goods gsnsraIl,
iar sale ON commission.
-.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08
jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster!

A certain Remedy for all fred pans la
the side, chest, lo,nS, back, b0wels,
muscle,
Ep leu MATlSA ir all il varied
~ form, Nervous Affections, Lungs
and Liver complaints, Spinal Aft ctions,
Female weaknesses. &c, DC For the
above {, mplalnls thls pIasser has no
equal The great celebrity which it
has already acquired, not only in the
new rid, The extraordinary cures ii
has performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have acquired for it
such a reputation, that the proprietor
has mol (until recently been able to sup
ply hall the demand.
The sales throughout every city,
town and village in the United States are
without parallel!
A circumstance no. surprising, when
the vast amount Of human suffering re-
lieved bv its use be considered, in spinal
defects the benefit usually is Of the most
decided character. In Nervous com
plants, nineteen cases out Of twenty
readily yield % the penetrating stImula
combined 10 this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chron-
ic the claims Of the Hebrew Plaster
have long since been universally ac-
knowledged. Those who are Iaboring
under weak backs, nc matter from what
cause the weakness may have original.
cd. (evon If such persaR have bean mis-
guided in previoa5 appIitationS) il the
use ofthe Hebrew Plaster they will fluid
he affected part suddenly restored to
the original sounaness.
As a supporter in cases of consiitu
%tionaI weakness it will be found of great
advantage 1t IS particularly recon-.
mended TO Females who are sufft ring
from sudden weakness, or genera de
billy In short. it embraces all The
virtues which the most scientific mine
was capable Of compounding from valua
BILE substance found in the old world
and will be found entirely free from
hose objections which are a source o
complaint with The numerous spread
plasters now before the public.
G These plasiers possess the ad
vantage Of being put up in air tigh
boxes, hence, they retain their full yIr.
tues IN all climates
Sold wholesale and retail by Scovil &
lead No. 80, Chartres ST., New Or
''ans, LA General Agents for the Soutt
y d West
Sold n Canton BY E, y. WARD &
90 PR EST y & MOSDY, and b,
our regularly authorized agents through
uut he State