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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-03
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ssrssha r9O5s Aalaohicon chamberlain Phelps;
cum. Ts;
a%s@'s ssnts Martha s. Benson Slsss Ssh%end
iotf Savannah, durham Dmon; DamarscOvo Osborn
E ss s. Ms sS As l s
f:s CO s,s YcuTy New E Bedford %,,
do Visiant Heath, do Premium Mills BRIDGEPORT CT.
Arrived.
End Oct TO- with mdse to Giiswod. Got To- lat as Ion So
dSsy Es SI ,SS e. for New
Boy yesterday at ! Pm, u lies Z Of the Hook.
r to DsnE ass1S9' na Cape s.S G 81 4
TSsI l r cd a isO& to ys.
& @ va. lion a. Sip ns a. o a. @
News Boy % miles Z BY $ Of the Hook. y "'
ps snP s''?ss sRo IS aa 3 g.
E ship Maranne Campbell Belfast IS days. with ndt Grim
sage esrSrencsd gales from osW Oct enooun
ip saIdrs W. showing American coor. about miles
s with h less Ss Ss Sa Nv S bound Am
at IS miles Sc OF the Hook " Inc news boy
sese 10 HenshSn unkhaft WIN muse and 10y
es1 % sran ca ssSs Sept
Marcia lson from and for Boston, Baltic Allen from
tesas; Gilbert Melchs from Naaraas the ost ios
lat lon % signalzsd lark Gilbert Mary Kcnda 18Th
Bark Dudley, Bowdonham) burlington, Shields Eng Sc
days with coal and seerage passengers Barclay Living
Fiji tfss esSTs, sesssy assr
Has ay wsass asos h h pa,ge 18Th
p 3 n a e. q &C. a on and ddh oS
baltimore belfast II days with loss of bulwarks 10Th
u f.. v nd WAS drowned '0'n Morgan Sea
Bark St awrene Wait Malaga 40 days with fruit to CHAINS
'' Er joseph Fcc,rerhva t Phadena Brevor cienu
ssisd with bark VIM w New orleans aeica
NY 9f s 70 s S had aay S1 aa @
had been rocked down on her beam ends and leaking
ss Adeine Myers Mayaguez days with sugar &C. to
Beeh'el schmterg Sid IN co with schr Voant for New
British sig Lady Of the Lake. Hill Bermuda 10 days in bal
Big Neiemora, Bunce Mobile Oct 9, with cotton SC to
npr Co. on s Na, # urg s lat Ts lon g. T.
huf knocked down her beam ends cut away top
e. de ana e s s'sa "a s and I'll s
small par, Of The before could her free
tan s KsS @ sf S Oct
Cd he southern ,d!e Of the Cult passed for pieces Of
pan about feet long painted White appeared have been
News Boy . miles piles. NE 81 from g. Hook
selI seguine Swain. Baltimore.
ssr Mary Anna nss Ns1s1n plaasIna
seh Lr Bent, Means, Cherrydsld, 8 days
Sehr Cornelia, Talklin Boston.
froVdtnce.
Schr Elizaheth Dewey, Norwich
Solr Mary A Lowell, Lowell, Norwich
Schr Geneva, Park New Haven, bound to Philadelphia
Sohr Alexander Neil New Haven bound Philadelphia.
Sclr San Lus Melen. Connecticut River.
S.Lr Laura Eliza, Colby, Rockport
Below.
One brig, iknown.
Sailed.
Shirs Yoktov Liverpool Baltimore, Havre Wichelhau
ep Bremen; Washing New Orean Liverpool Carler.
ton Requn, fri Martinique Leon, Aaachicoa Iowa.
Chareson Agnes Port ati ALL brgs Fashion, st Johns NIB
American, Savannah; and others
NOVEMBER Wind, at sunrise, NV meridian, NV; sunset
n,
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Herald Marlnc Correspondence.

RrpNrnA Oct ls-An Amer br with yone was
the South side q these Islands Sunday morning
GALE gale she driven away. ~ '' NN '''"''' "
Pu,,.nr1p,uA Observation-Disclosures i,is,n ran,s,
New Sarah Gsrdaer Gardiner DO vsta Tomn do
Grace Caroline Jones' New Haven; Commerce Johnson Albany
Monsoon, sliman, Wilmington, n g; yirsnian Nckerson
B9sion s,,n .n.,,;, p,.,,n, ,,o,,o,,. ,,...,,c.,
. PsI Cnteor S,bs 81 CIond Newton cns ST,
& , S, II roue S con s Sge I sSt9er rem
eon Candy d. Miiap TaSei CamtrSe Mass Ss Vo m
an t eass a.s GSS 5G1s
mar NH0rS' miscellaneous.
SHIP BENGAL at Bos on from Newport w. e,prenced n
gone time, several pieces of wreck chests
s from ssnCIr Charles PN%sn
me on squam beach with rigging; sails and
SdSn rsga ss St ns 1s
ard found heT h,aeed to TIE souh ana on an angle
her The 81 Placed strain got on the ca
bic Keep the vee in as safe position Is possible Three
g. MFRS about sSS ~ from New
p Dnay ':m the ss Oct
then srona fG% e s 9Sr
which the lest rudderhcad topmss, and cpm and
81 and s rtrsr, about the bay
snr DsHAsrrr-caps Casper Of the ship yaqnss Latte
from HAVE 1eas iaw u 1' a IN lat y Ion s.
tainted ports gone y ts wake n and no
all gone with main aypa set and English brig aioSs
side. Could lot make her out
BnIG PpcoNc reported Mobile st Marks
Key West previously and the taken of
by IngrBo the
et h Orleans on The q,
e..u.n,. w. =. ~ ox,o.ns .ouor.. -. 49,,
~ - az rs ~ 10, ~
I'se' na'e VI Diis'o Hhs, on 'o o' W" Oh ior
"gf -
BRIG stNA from AZ NOME expcrenGea strong
nao MINUS ,ns woe anu ; n .e was suck OF nen
NM ourng ,nu. wio" '~ireu away in''oPBA'
pn,n s,,w,,r y,rs Tterors rsnor.ed, from C;o,fo,o
Dli. -. .n to 'ro Veuue5os
souno 20 w" -, sur, pa. n,o nnvanh
& ~ ~ WIZ. b. Wv 49,, ,h d v D. ~ .on Nm no
Itn' on S e o a., III n Ia Ia au .. as 20 ~
o. w h ~ On Wv, s 20. una "s d sue ,s y Yen
sdy The pa LAWN aopae have s injured S tbo bo
t0m.
BRIG MARY Of Baltimore bound to Baltimore sailed in
Ianl rom Oennsos win .he Sha"mu az havana and was
~ ~ r @ viz '"' Y" '"s ~" S' w" ~
10 e~i''W' '"' '"H''
scHR PATRIOT to York leavit left Passo Cavao Aug
~ IN ballast bound TO Mobile lost mnmas and being
oherwie greatly damaged in the gales OF last month made
Arkansas september 30 hall tul OF water lost anchors aud was
leced for safety Of her Mustang Island x m'!cs from
Arkansas TAR where the lies total wreck All hands
iaved
NASSAU Oct Is-The shin susan Drew Of Salem Samuel
Benson MASTER sbort 100 tons from Boston bound TO Mobile
got ashore the night Of the 18th inst on the bar on Strrups
Cay Little stinupsC Cay bearing w by NJ ignumve Cay
ty ~ The ship 10y the bar all night, striking very
heavily As soon as she grounded The captain commenced ht.
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Lon Packet ship Eae Cole Pratt OF 70
chester y; CT Aois and lady. York; Mrs MAXWELL do
ht Farley. Canada Mr. Hawkins Loadon Mr. Lynn and
lady |uk; Mr. MoA pine aud lady London; Mr. Pollock
Ldy Dc; Gould Boston;J Davis London; Bcndereo
DO; Pl,yonot Germany Mrs rncy. Miss Bcrpey Miss
Bcrrey, Miss Berger Mr. Nundcrseen Mrs Vondersteen
Muster Nondersteep, Mr. Coat aud Mcltsd London;
Adam Yorh; Lubbock Sweden; Schechenderst, do
CON, Baker MIR ard Mrs Gurnrge-and lao in the
IiViRpcI-ship Corneliu-xrs Howarh and child; Julia
kpuhy, Eliza kui ply. Rate MURPHY, David Murphy, s.
Dunn. SttigIcr Who's Morris II senger.
IWIRpooI- Am icahr Stair aud lady, OF " Miss
tar Of Engand Mics Morrison eland ar Parsons England
MIR Powers, England, and flg in the steerage.
BprmyN-Shp Eiza-MrJF Runge, Mr. DO, MrFrank. II
Board Otto Basack, Ricken Caesar Mrs Bsey tohl.
nAMnunc-Bsrk Jorcrh Tsh-Csptan Neil and lady;
Horn, Madame 3tjur
BnrAsr-sbip Narphre-J T. Brown and family Tho. Hill
Mrs II ly or, Mrs Fulsn-27lj In the Storage.
BkhnvnA--Biis Lady of tho Lske-hr Fays
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NnyaI Intelligence.

We learn that Capt. Ottnger, so favorably known
upon the Lake connected with the revenue service
hss been assigned the duty Of carryng into effect the
act OF Congress passed at the last session for the
ierFGton OF life and property from thpwreck on the
coast of New Jerey. We learn that Capt. o. IN also
directed TO supernend The construction Of surf boats
rockets &C. for tie purpose Of establishing the
OF communication between stranded vessels and the
fhore during heavy gales, where IL cannot be done
with the means nov n use upon the shores.
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PIrrsBrRGH. lPaD Oct. 80. ISIS

Z q .
Second Political Expedition through Pennsylvania,
for lS4S-Party Estimates offhe Gentol cesult,
as compared nth the Probable Issue Ct the Fec
1ior.
There are three parties in this Presidential elec =
ilon-the democrats, the wings, and the ree-so,l
ers There are three prominent capdidates-Ger.
Cass, Gen. Taylor, and Mr. Van Buren,. Between
1he first two, the result is estimated as lying d.
Tectly with the people. With the third party, their
highest possible expectat on is 10 throw the cleo
tion into the House of Representatives Necessary
10 elect, I46
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EXTRAORDINARY FossHs.-We learn that about
three weeks since, the workmen endowed in
sxcavsting the summit cut Of The Rutls nd railroad
Mount Holley Uncovered fossil tooth Of Qeat size
and IN ne state Of preservation. IL lay in muck
pit three four feet below the surface the grou
which at that point underlies the muck. The tooth is
about eight inches long on 1T face and four or Ave
broad and weighs as informant thinks. seven or
eight pounds. The color is dark Lead. The tooth
taken from the South side OF the cut, near the
brink. few days since, at the same point in the
edge Of the pit, ots horn was taken out than
four feet long md four inches in diameter The color
IA darker than that of the tooth aud both ends are
decayed and gone The surface 10 hard and tough nd
feels like horn The pith Is brittle, easily crushed
between the fingers and unctuous TO the touch IL s
highly probable that more Of these remains viii be
found Ut or near the spot Burlington Free Pres.
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LIVERPOOL AND HALIFAX Steamship Niagara from Boston
For Ivcrpeo-Chas Hxter lady children and Cush
ing chandler OF Boston, Thomas Jas Ceves Hooker
Mr. Re- iamp, kra7er Brown, Bliss q stone Capp
Geo Beck Rinrnau Dwist Jas Thornton iedox James
Burkey, New ok; Godirvy Pha Davis, New Jerse
Eennnad and lady snd Mrs sh.yer Mr. Makechne
Simond Rocker l. Fmim, Eagland Mr. and Mis aal Lon
don; atson Thos Richie Glasgow; Leming Montrea
ll,kett, Dublin WORT, G.r@any; Mr. West Ireland
Ilollrook C; Bessip Gillespie Harmon, Ca
NADIA; Rev II Mcleod Portland a kerkhon Mler-i9 For
aisxMrs Dchers1n Mrs Mary Pierce Mr. Buxton OF Hall
aS; Ser hens Epgand Cam, Quesec; John futile To
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On Tburfday morning, Nov. 2. Mr.. CORNELIUS b.
FofcE. aged SO years and months.
befunea services will take place from his late resi-
derce, East Broadway, this afternoon at o'clock
HE irer and the friends and relatives OF the family
are invited to attend His remains will be
taken Saturday morning at y o'clock to the family
vault, in Madison, New Jersey, for interment.
On Thursday ming, I'd inst GEoReE WASHING.
TON LorAR S,EIsrEIDT, aged year. months, and IA
days. - A..
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Probable Tote for Fan Buren,.
ore single solitary State in the u
Observation-Disclosures. 90.


Add Pennsylvania 10 the probable vote tor either
candidate, and he Is elected. Deduct her, and he
is defeated We hold that the result depends upon
Pennsy lvania but if Cass should carry Georgia,
10, and Tennessee IL, he may dispense with the
vote OF Pennsylvania and if Taylor should, IN
addition TO the vote conceded hun, carry Indiana,
IL, he may spare the keystone State but neither
Of these contingencies can be relied upon. The
only safety TO either Cass or Taylor is IN the vote
of Pennsy wanna and we promise TO report upon
the probable result in Pennsylvania, to the best of
our ability, by the next mail. Notwithstanding
both parties are confident OF The state to Us the
result appears almost mex pIcably doubtful, this
SIDE Of The election.
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Married..

On Tuseday evening, the 3lst inst by the Rev. DR.
Adams, HrNRY &. MoRGAN, Of Baltimore, to Miss
HArIT LOUISE, youngest daughter Of the late George
Suy Gam, Ct Mopn outh county, New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-03

IT. LAwrENCE AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD The
Woik on TINS road is progressing with great ra-
picltyi the whole line IL graded TO St yscinthe the
blloges over the Bichelieu and Huron rivers nshed,
depot houses and engine house erected at Longueui
st. Hiaie, and st. HyaciDthe water stations nearly
completed care for freight and passengers made and
landed at Lopgueuil, superstr ucture completed all
but siK miles having eighteen miles of iron rails laid,
and the lsying Of The renal der Of the superstruc
ture and rails is advancing so rapidly that there is
every protpect Of the road being opened TO St Hys
oipthe from the fifteenth TO the twentieth Of Noyem
bsr when the directors Il Ia understood intend to In
vite the stockholders to witness the opening Of this
read 20 sl important to Mor trea and n may be said
70 the whole Of Canada, being the link which Is TO
connect this city with the at all seasons Of the
year The outlet for the produce OF the west pass
pg through the canals and public works OF this pro-
vince Of which IL will thus become the continuation
Ihe large locomotive made for the broader track Of
ths feroad has reached LoDHueui, where 1t IL being
pu' Up 30 that there will be no want Of moving pow
u.-- Montreal HERALD, o.. 81
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New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Oct, 20, 1915
Tie Cacoethes Sc3ibendi-PC itlcs and Peaches an
N.,r


Neic Jersey.
i address you familiarly, in consideration of
having held daily intercourse with you, for some
years, through the Herald. | am on travelling
excursion which may last some time, and take me
through most Of the States of this Republic. OBJ
servations by the way the eloquence Incontinently
poured forth at the hotels, and the occasional
bubbling and seething of the great cauldron of
public sentiment, when agltated by unwonted heat,
are daily developing the peculiar bumps of my
Uranium, and this tends 20 excite that dangerous
disease called the cdcoethts s0tbendl As relief,
1t is necessary that should utter forth the con-
tents OF an over.burdened mind To drop the
figure, am disposed 10 give the world the benefit
OF my gleanlngs through the press. Shall have a
corner OF the Herald! ] ask this, as the Herald Is
the only paper to be seen everywhere at the hotels,
both North and South. do not mention this fact
a compliment TO yourself, but excuse for
rendering my valuable productions to The world
through such channel.
lpropose to discuss matters and things in gene
raj and the trilng occurrences OF this little dirty
planet IN particular In order to lay out my work
with proper regard to typographical and q ographi
cJl prophecies, ] thought 1t best to commence
isht here, IN the centre Of the world, though have
not one word of local intelligence TO offer.
The good people here, having sold their abun.
dant peach crop, and pocketed the returns, are
now enjoying their ottUm cum dignttdte. j ar
rived here yesterday, and shall depart tomorrow.
those subtle liquids which make the heart glad and
The head TO reel, is gentleman and christian.
He observes, with becoming ceremony, all the
ordinances OF religion, and maintains high posi-
ton IN The church. | mention this fact, with
view TO excite proper emulation among the craft
generally. Allow me, here, to suggest, as reason
why the retailing OF these exhilarating cordials
has fallen into partial disrepute, tina; the bust
ness he's been let almost wholly to a set OF grace
less sc rmps, who never say their prayers.
Politics wax warm here The two great parties
hold meetings almost every evening, and the small
party Cot which, 10y the by, | am very worthy
men ber,) seml.occasionaly. attended demo-
cratic me etlDg last evening, and heard very able
and oislDterested orator, who holds very lucra-
tive public Office, prove, 10 the entire satsfac on
o. everybody, that the veto power was emlnentIy
The most democratic feature OF the constItu,i on,
and that IFS habitual exercise, as an ordinary
power OF legislation, was the Distinguishing mark
OF "a democratic President The people are in
lar way TO become very wise, through the dislu-
teresed efioits of those who hold Offices and
those who are willing to hold them
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One brig, NJ known.

SHIPS Yorkovn Lverpoo Baltimore, Havre; Wichelhau
sep Bremen Washing New Or Liverpool (Br Caree
bsrls Requin fri Martinique; Leon, AIaachcoa
Port altf ALL brgs Fashion st Johns
American, Saw annah and others.
NOVEMBER wind at sunrise, NV; meridian, NV sunset
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DEMOCRATIC EXPECTATION.
Ena. EanorcI Cnss

UOUUlIUI-OUI0, 20.
EXTREME FREE SOIL CALCULATION.
I'o. Maria I-1n R,,r.p
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
CERTIFICATE.

Tompkins Bluff, SumPtor Co. (Ala.) Jan. 4, 1913.
DR.. A. SpENCER,-Dear Sir II wish you to forward
me large supply of your Pills; DO not think 300
boxes too large quantity to send. sold 100 boxes
the last six menths, they the most popular Pills in
this place. For bilious complaints, sick headache,
dyspepsia and such like diseases they considered
almost infalIible remedy. l hava formerly been
agent for Peters Pills, but now sell three dozen of
your Pills 10 of his Ny customers think them
So peri0r to Peters any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, .. C. KELSEY.
For sale by X. STEVENSON,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
FERRY NOTICE.

EBAY no attention to new humbugs, as nalr eS-
- tabliShed FeTrjes--cW rOadS-uel0 6rjlges
and ael0 nigh cuts. Keep the old well established
and plain road to the VAN buren, Ferry,
where you will find good new ferry boats-expe-
rlenced. careful and oJIjgiog ferry men and
charges rs cheap the cheapest. Droyers will
find this the best and safest point to cross stock at,
on the Arkansas river. They will also find a
good lot, Immediately at the Ferry !aAdiDg. for
their accommodation. The farmer, by crossing
at This ferry, can have the advantage Of the Van
Buien market, where the highes. prices are paid
by the rHerchaCts, for all kinds of produce.
J. N. GLENN.
Van Buren. Sept 26, I8E7.-34-tG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
A Card.

s TdS. undersigned has been engaged for many
years in the construction OF q large Section
al MoP of Arkansas, which he intends publishing
IN the course of the ensuing year. His position
as Craftsman in the Surveyor Generals Office Of
this State, for the last eight years, has given him
the most favorable opportunity of laying down
the Topography Of such map as nearly perfect
as can be.
In order tc insure the utmost possible correct
ness ID the position Of County Seats, Post Offices,
and roads, he would respectfully solicit all those
Post Masters, and others Interested in the locations
Of County Seats, who have not sent in tho num-
bers of their respectiye places to be kind enough
to do so at their earliest convenience; and to ali
those who have been so prompt as to favor him
with the necessary Information. he hereby ten
ders his sincere thanks.
.LANGTREE.
Little Rock, Ark., iEay 30ah, I84e.-2O
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
All arrived and in Good Order.
DIR. HULL'S VEGETABLE PILLS

And vegetable Tonic and Restorative Bitters-
u NHESE Pills longer among those of doubtful
utility. They have passed away from the thousands
daily launched upon the tide of experiment, and now
stand higher in reputation and are becoming more
tensivey used than any other preparation of medicine
prepared for the relief of suffering man. They
have been introduced into every place has been found
possible to carry them and there few towns and
villages but contain remarkable evidences Of their
good effects. In the west. particularly, where bilious
diseases prevail, they annually the lives Of thOu
sands For proof of the foregoing statements, and of
the value and efficiency Of this medicine, the Propre
tor will insert Of the many thousand testimonials
which have been presented him by of the first
speCtabty-men who cannot be bought, or inhuenC-
ed III any to pOvicate men who have higher ycWs
Of moral responsibility and justice than to certify to
iacts because it viii do another favor and them
solves iniustiCe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
New Work.

New Work.
EXAMINATION of the doctrine of the Re.
= surrection, and other subjects herewith con-
nected by the Rev. Charles p Turrentine, late of
the Tennessee, and now Of the Arkansas Confe-
renee NJ e. c., South
The above will contain 400 pages, s mo-
Price $ so.
Persons wishing TO obtain a copy OF the first
edition, will do well 10 forward their names to the
author at Little Rock, or give them TO any of the
members of the Arkansas Conference, of the NJ.
E. c., South.
! Litto Rock, June 10, lS49.-lS-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
-. { : * 2 q 9zfl
we 81 l. Va Eng! sfS

"a cine ever discovered Children will cry for the
Lozenges and eat them readily as sugar candy
Dr. English in Broadway. New York, cured two
children Of fits by using these Lozcnges after trying
several other medicines without benefit. lie has used
Lem n his practice nearly WClve months in over one
hundred cases and always with the best success He
says that he has cured four of worms with only
one box. lie also cured one boy with single dose
that bad been suffering with fits nearly two years. For
sale by r. STEVENSON, Van BureI,
WIN. b. SUTTON Fort Smith,
JAS SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's
Februlrv ,, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
WIN. B. SUTTON, Fort Smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville Ark
LOOK BELOW.
DR.. HuITs vegetable Fever and Ague and Anti
E,p q


Prose all things and hoII fist to that ohicA is good "
PAUL.
ATONE need suffer with that distressing complaint,
Y ChiIs and Fever Ague and Fever, for it is
speedily and permanently cured by DR.. Hulis's cele-
brated anti Fever Pills. They never fail to the
Chlls and Fever the first day, when used according
directions and do sickcu the stomach operate
upon the bowels. Thousands Of certificates have been
presented to the proprietor by planters Of the first
sPecta5ty, which might be given but the following
rom Judge Forrest, gentleman of the first resPoct
bIlIty in jefferson county, Alabama, suffice
Jefferson county, Alabama, Feb. A. 1874
certify that in the summer Of 1912, had Il
attack of Fever and Ague and was for time
der the treatment Of physician bat received ben
eft from his Ptions for my disease in the lre.
quency and severity Of its attacks at last had
course to DR.. HulIs Fever and Ague and anLi-Fcver
Pills, and in using half box entirely cured and
have remained IN good health since.
afterwards had in my family several cases of Fever
and Ague, and have in every instance made of
Hults Pills, which have always immediately effected
cure DR.. Halls Pills require putting here they
arc known, and where they not single trial is suii
ciont to insure the adoption. Price 10 cents per box
with full directions. For saie by
Il. STEV ENSON, Van BurGn,
VIM. B. SUTTON, Fort Smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
Glorious New =.

Peace C0ncluded-Senator Serier resigned-So
ION Boriagd oPpoiHted-1he he French People erc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
4. NJ. FLETCHER,
Glassware.

4 : ECEivED per steamers Tributary
: y the followin ng goods Tor soi.' P;o
so cases Shoes and B'otsi ioo oasa .ssort.
hogsheads Sugar; 10000 iHoGhus l'V Anyils
Plough Moulds; 4 smiths BE lows g., nam
htocks and dies and screw Plat es' SlelE .~s "a
abnd do, 20 roams wrapping Paper; GO5 Gag1 agapd
sundles sheet Iron; cast steel; ., 9VO P0u"'
Yarn, 18th bunches); =, oil.
a ID Iufocl rsthc trade &c &c. Call and 81 3
HENRY e. cUNNRs
APri! Istt;, !sls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
SCOfII*, WHITE G. Go.

ARE valuable addition
found IN the list f articles beo"Ihey feel that they
them on the best Of and will exchange
Barter at far rate They ho. that their old
generally, will give thema CALL F
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
TAYLOR * 2vCoLLUEI,
rRAPERS AND TALORS

: AVE again opened their Tailoring establishment
( first door South or England & Doughcrtys Ca
bHet ware roomIw whcre the P,vPose carrying the
business IN It's various LrsHches of the firm hay
ing Just returned from the Eastern cities they can
say. with imPunty, that their patrons have any
garments their line made in strict conformity with
the present prevailing fashions nd of the day
Orders promptly executed. Grateful for past "a yors
and solictous for continuance Of patronage, they
add
The warriors nans
Though pealcd and chmed in all tongues Of fame,
Sounds less harmonious TO, the grateful mind
Than he who fashions and improves mankind.
Vac Buren,, april l5.-9f