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why will yOu suffer with that distressing complaint
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SPRING CLOTHING,
II I " 0 L E.
WHITING & KEHOE,
Nos 40 & AZ, ANN STREET,

A~S ~ NJ hIL1V
BOSTON,
"OULD respectfully invite the attention of
w Merchants, to their full supply of fresh and
READY MADE
Great attention is paid to the manufacture and
style of our garments, and all are warranted TO be-
well cut and made.
A Direct Importation of our Foreign Goods. and
every facility for purchasing domestic articles, en-
aDles us to offer greater inducements tban any
other house. We shall be constantly supplied with
the latest issues of American Manufacture, and the
newest styles of the importers.
We beg leave to refer to the following List of arti
Giles as being part Of our regular stock:
COATS--Blue, Black, Fancy Colors, from Ger
man, French, English and American Cloths Cod
rington and Tweed Coats, Dress do, Eta SocIs
styles. '"' 0Nef
PANTS-Blue and Black, Cloth and Cassinoro.
Buckskin, Doeskin and fancy Plaid and strin;5,
1asso, kentucky Jean, Gambrooh, White and
Brown Linen, Printed Drilling, Blue, BlscL Sfir ~iH
lavender ana fancy Satinet in great variety.
V~ESTS-Of Cloth, Casso, Cashmeres. Iostiro
y alencia, Superfne, Fine and Common. Bioct'
5atln, many qualities, Plaid and Fancy Sotins
Striped and Watered Silk.. ~
Trimmings and Boys Clothing,
A large stock and in great variety.
III SHH 5&Ht g. Nos e HG s e Ann ,. St
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Beware of Counterfeiters.
/

WlCkED persons have been distributing a salye for
w sale in Vermont, which they call
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Pr w S.
Ladies' Dress Goods.

~ IHE largest and cheapest lot of
~ PRINTS ever offered in town, for
by the piece or otherwise, by
IRA BUTTON g. som
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BOSTON,
WOULD respectfully invite the attention o
w Merchants, to their full supply of fresh auc
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Victor, Orleans Co. n Y. July IS, 1877.
M. Bennett, Little Falls; Dear sir, on the receipt
Of this send me at least four dozen bottles Extract
tire satisfaction here. One case, that of a Young
man from Michigan, nearly gone with consumption
e commenced taking the medicine when unable TO
SIT up, and before using the whole Of the first bottle
was so much better as to be able to walk IN tho
neighbors, and it is now certain that he will Get we'll
speedily. He was also very deaf, and that is also
nearly cured. There are other cases where if has
been used with good success. Yours, truly,
A. p. Dickinson.
Victor, July %, 1917. Mr.. Bennett; Dear sir
The medicine sent has not come to hand vet. an,
entirely out, with calls Of from 6 to 10 bottles ncr
day. Send some by express Immediately.
In haste, yours, A. P. Dickinson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Drugs .Drucsl! DRUGS q!

, ECElFING and for sale at all tunes, the follow
4 Z ing articles, which Farmers Physicians. Ner-
chants, aSd the public generally respect fuy
qnestod TO call and examine before purchasing else
where:
Drugs and TeGicines.-CaIomel Quininc. Rhu-
barb BaSam COpava, loes, Castor Oil, Chalk white
and red, Cream Tartar, Camphor Nagnesia, etc.
Patent Medicines, Sc.-BCt tCmGu 5 drops, British
oil, Eye water, Essence Peppermint, Essence CHINA
mon, Essence Lemon. Go6frcg's cordial Hacrlcm oil,
Iaudanum, Opodeldoc, Parcgorc, Pins of all kinds,
Soda and Seid!itz Powders, Oil of Spike, Quicksilver,
Red Percipjtate, Sweet OIL Sugar Lead fancy and shaw
ing Soaps, Cloves Ginger Nutmegs. Cayenne pepper,
CTome yelow and green, Lampblack, Putty Venetian
fed, Terrascnna, Verdagris Copal Varnish Whiting,
Walls and Bottles assorted, etc, etc. All for sale
low as any in Arkansas, 1T the Drugstore Of
Sept. %, 1918 r. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Fayetteville Fcma!c seminary.


TE7 lie Proprietor of ihis lns,..u,ou ha- ,b. rra,-
K ifcatoa % Announcing 90 isr public a.uo-
rally, and TO her friends and patrons, she hr, hrcr
enable 10 increase the facilities lor illustration aaf
Instruction and 20 procure Tie service, of tap
best tcacacTs iH the State, on ill., Sd. sen, depart.
mea,s OF lp5or IN tai, S.nHunry.
Here is rlu-l. from y i L. ta .,r ',.-lo-, h-ru.
cics Of Eng,isu Literature, together wuaI0
French and Laun. T,rn sk...1 uE.nt 3D., ......c
ia III. the varieties Of plain. Gsc.u' and o~num.nial
work. Drawing is lau-4i ar n. ,,.u..,:2.u .u. wan
gives lessons twice Ns-s., IH fao N.s..-rurIl.
whore bis sister 5l.ss 4. EN!,l&'.lLhts. h0~ SOD
successfully ,ourHt Mu>ir iha .st yrrr. ami Who
viii be employee ,he coming 50 .na, as r"~'u l-
n"nt Teacher on tic Piano. IT,, sister Miss g..
EtElSCULAG viii gi.o lessons 10 fm.ah.--
Ih'v occupy "a srFnrale building near us So t.rl
pupils can pass and rap1s<. ana ,Gr class. .e ,o h.r-
mUGousiy forward under tho mG.u1I -rrs.u t.urut
aud co-0pnerutjon Of the tavca,rs while .tnr pr.-
prictor Is responsible - her patrons G5r l.c su.-
cess Of All tha dopzr.m '".s.
OF iho Germ1u IepcaerS, IL need Only %. sr.i
that their kIoviaaE. was acquired ju tar.r native,
,nnd. before ,aey en Europe. With la..r csaa-
"7.y MS 'aocarrs, Is united integrity of rhamr.
ter. and >tri'l mora, principles. w,labn! which 'f
their acquisitions would b, wors, ,11u useless.
Escg. C@D7sas Egaeza5n-l,
who viii take caarg. the higher brau.'.. a
Lug. ish Liiw,ura, 0uI ho a s-a reference il Tire
primary department. aud h1s been too long a..i
too wei, known To- .hr public; to nhaIouy oInrrn-
tee. Hul his name. 10 secure public couaIrnrr.
Aboye uU ave believe lla teachers secured. ha.r
.aa capacity and disposition. 20 ,a r., with proper
spir. lsa various pro.ocauons arising from % cuu-
bInn.un o. character .nIII ia Tie primary tca-.'-
or.
In conclusion we cau pledge TO our ra,rous. n
better choice Iu accommodations for Jotri Ih.u
'o-aarv. os several responsible boasrs hpyr o.-
Ger.d 90 prepare 30 hoaripupi.s, where iar,icu'ar
attention viii be- Pa,Ilo ,be auj.r. G.0uners. habits.
n..a morals oILle scholars; and where iury vHi
'eaI :a..r Influence 20 accomplish ,ac object uf :a-
principal ia .Hn .i-.ir lu" oI tine Seminary. Among
whom we mention Mr.. Washington, VI. Wl'spa.
aat AIR. Yell. who have Gau-l:..s 10 r.u.at..
whose -p1i coualn, has done honor ID their pc
rcul~. vaj'n members oi tln Seminary. And b,
a-sueuI ll. Underwriting efforts ui ,ba primary
teacher will be continued 10 secure iba greatest
possible COOL % a .lIrIs at-i 10 the sclp3' r.u.
orally. We Honnu generous auI u3p-cri 1lug
public v.. continue sIr1 patronage as viii enable
us lo continue. aud i.csaase our facilities 90 ur-
'aaa.,sl finished and thorough caurarion. fer
POI, va1 avail themselves oI ,h, privileges %. ..,s
Fayetteville Female Seminary.
SOPHIA SAWYER.
Son. 0--rn-.r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Napoleon and Fort Gibson Packet.

4 eC-~A THE undersigned would inform his
'--E--5Ei q friends, and the public generally, that
ssszzs52.z-s having buUt the ALERT 30. ,, ez-
prcssy for the Arkansas river, she viii make -ular
trips from Napoleon TO Fort Gibson He is confident
that she is sufficiently light drawing but twelve
inches) 20 run the year round, and VIII d. If the
public Will but extend TO Ifim reasonable portion Of
their business 1t is not his wish t. monoppiiss the
business Of the river and all other bouts oLt and
then charge enormous prices, but d. honest fair
liberal business Not wishing t. take any advantage
of the public, he invites them to give him call, alI
he will.make them as comfortable and take them
along fast any other boat of her cls- in tc
Nov. 4.-35-tf. ). p. GREGG, Master.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Child-Eirfh.

q VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC work. upon the
- subject Of Cessation and Child Birth. by L. H..
WeissoIof, n. D.. late OF Paris, Just Published
10y the author. This work contains information
upon subjects of the highest imporionca 10 mar
riej persons, or those contemplating marriage.-
1t viii be found OF special value to those whose
means, health or other circumstances do not per-
m't Them 10 Increase the number of their fImliv.
without great Inconvenience, suffering. or perhaps
risk OtlIfe. A method Of avoiding these troubles
and dangers, at will, (recenuy discovered by Gel.
ebrated French pavs,cian) is fully communicated
in this work, 50 lhat any person may avail uim-
self Of /. at once. The means cost comparatively
nothing, and are within Jle reach oi all. The
process Is now, safe, iufo5ia, convenient, simple
and cannot njure the most delicate. Nor does j,
curtaij matrimonial privileges in the least Cop
les oIthis work viii be sent, in a close envelope
AT a single letter postage, 10 ony prrt OF the Uni
ted States f1r $ sent, post paid. - DR.. i. 81.
WE!SSELHoEF, Box 27l0. New York City
Copyright secured. No BOOKSELLER allowed 10 SCI.
this work.
Publication OIi.r, no. 25S Broadway, New
York, opposite the Park.
Sept. Is, I538.-2g--,f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

HUST RECEIF ED-Dcnims, apron check, cotton
~ AIDES, silk surge, bar muslin, ginghans, nan
kin linen, alpaca, prints, green gauze wells, black
lace, scarfs, blcachcd and fancy de lanc shaws
and handlcrchics, green bercgc zephyr wool shawls
thibet sjaWIs III and Sd, printed cashmere shawls,
blue sattnct, black apacca, sheotngs and shirings,
tcEings, lowoIls, diapers, spool cotton.
Tuck, fine, sdc circular, rcddng and pocket combs;
scissors tooth brushes, buttons all kinds fers steel
pens steel and glass beads spectaces, berlin gloves,
etc. etc, for sale lower than for Cash Produce
by Z. b. BISHOP q CO.
August 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
From the Nashville Daily Argus.
nTime is Money"


+rrth than this 81 wing was never pro-
,gTsa'lL, e. man! Time is money" The
.a.5d y vavs could tell wonders of what
aa Of h1-- ,Isked by following the injunction
/ sis in this saying. The frugal artisan who
li1sIj -. ing for single dollar, will tell you
Z al U-s I, Of ,ime-how much an hour IS worth
5' 'a..-1 '.-1 though no may have no notes to pay,
1i "-' s-s EXPENSES be light. his dollar though
.l1D-. to a!.n. because il supports him, and
: h1LI Larr the amount would not do; he feels
L: "--. york. he knows lhat every hour lost
Z: ls I-'rf - dollar less in his pocket his time
sl'- and he strives aud lives well, if he
j. %" r.rb. because he follows the princip pie,
s[cg. does not the poor husbandless, wo-
,l- - , host Of young children about her cry
+ - know the value of time ?-does the
.a-rE you. that time IS money, never en-
60 nd IS she works, ani works from the
+ = ,ba sun uni, the midnight hour for the
"a dime? Alas! she knows but too
-. her time Is her all, and the all of her
I'D children. because rightly appropriated
lsr whsrewithal 10 gain nourIshmeEt for
77.r3 her lille ones. Pause, reader. and
--s-.5e condition. purposes, thoughts and de-
.f,rs many poor people who gain their bread
= n dav BY the labor OF their hands and
.-..,tion of their hearts with the thousands
/ srin idleness. and, forsoolh, in spIenior or
..-,zgl9r.-upon riches they have never lift
End 10 creatc, or upon the substance that
f.'0nrs 10 others, perhaps more deserving
Observe the young man putting q cigar,
+, soi1vs he exhi.eratiHg weed. how he "a
...,r5e vanishing smoke he follows it with
-.,.if he saw his silver dime carried with
10 could see il If he would think. but he
- dream that the value Of that Ii.,ie piece
-..,, over which he finds 50 much comfort
-fal he price of a poor mans labor, nor
- he dream ilat the price of that cigar
5lrv food sGiIicien; 10 nourish the widO and
.-1-.a for q whole day. bu: Is it so, and
s,. dine r.aH d release her from DAVIS Toll.
;. --s many IN Ibis gooiiy city to whom
=, f. m9nev." 5u. perhaps like the poor widow
.~s IS mod active Of bu, little. All such souls
---anrtge.asut; irown them not down. be-
ts- d5 uo, more. for they are already in
-.. and I1 .He bes; they can. They know
=. f5za voa conceive. man Of wealth, th0t
I, !, money else they would never work day
sr. week bv week, aud year upon year 70:
nj fla. keeps them alive.
. .g,-eis money" The frugal and industrious
n nations Iaow and are governed by Ihis
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Planes.

8HORF and long jointers, Jack aud smoothing
~ planes, rabbit and match planes. raising
planes. beads. Greciau 0. G's.. Grecian Ovos.
"a and 3D. rate pows, boxed and screwed and box
ed hoIows and rounds. together with general
assortment OF Carpenters tools, such as hand unI
tenant saws .uages, slut and fry squares, uurers
and chise,s, gimbels, braces and blls, ETC., etc.
just received and for sale by
Nov. II. 1913 WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Proclamation by the Governor.

NETHEREAS, an all wso and mercful Provi-
dence. has dispensed blessings. ofthe most
bountfuI. and diversified character, among the
people OF ihls State; In the abundance of the va
rous agricultural crops, the universal prosperity
of.our people, and their uneZamp.sd good hsa'lI.
Ii is deemed worthy Of grateful people. 10 make
public manifestation Of their sense. OF the renewed
Obligations. under which we have b-au p'aceI. by
the appointment Of day OF general Taenasgi,-
ing Throughout; the State.
Be II known. Therefore. that !. TLIDS. S.
DREW, Governor Of the State OF Arkansas. hayc
appointed THURSDA the It.h day or rerom.
Der next, us day Of TIL ANkSG.Fi which is
hereby proclaimed, and recommended 10 tle good
people. IN every county. and town, IN this >gle ;
rs "a f. day and proper time. TO acqujt ourselves,
each and every one, of high aud posworluy
du,y to a B9Inti!aI a1I llacclfut Providence.
~ Given under nv houIa. Lt,ls Rock.
and TO which is affixed the Great Seal
Of the Stale Arkansas this 2I~t-day Of
~ Oct. lSf5-auI of the independence
Of the United States the 73ri veor.
TucS. $. DREW.
BY the Governor.
d. 3. GREER. Secretary Of State.
October D. ISlS.-35-3;.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

The :. y. Er2rsss says: \ correspondence
ha5 taken place between the Spanish Government
and Nr. Saunders, the United States Minister, re-
.Pec;ing Gen. Lopez's Fo: TO deliver Cuba into the
hands of the Yankees. The American Amb1s-
sador's explanations ara considered quite salIsiac-
tory by the Spanish Cabinet, and all the communi-
cations that have passed between his EZceIiency
and the Minister of Foreign Affairs were sent home
by him via London few days ago, by a special
messenger. Spanioris regard Cuba as The gem Of
the Spanish Crown. It is said that the L. States
Ambassador at Madrid has been sounded by Mar
vaez. with the view OF finding ont, in an Indirect
manner, Whether he will nc; rs a mediator be-
tween i,salfan Grel. Britain, for the purpose Of
bringing about reconciliation. Lord Paimers.on
has expressed his f-m determination not to have
anything more to do with the existing Spanish Ca
bnet.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

:, F%oh MA MARTINQUE.-Accounts form ST. Pierre
aft' to the 9ih inst. represent that island as he
ing IN very disturbed state-the blacks beinc, in
TeoeIlIous attitude. A number of The white in.
l'aoHants' alarmed by the aspect Of affairs. have
sent a memorial to the President of this Union
pray ing nam to grant them such facilities as would
o'''0i9 Ihein 10 come to and settle in the T. States
upon land to be granted to them. We give a COW
oi "'e petition from the n. Y. Herald:
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
i0I'' kEceLteRcy-We, the undersigned. inha b.
Itants OF GuadaIoupe, belonging to the white non.
uI''l0-i' whose Iamlles had, even since 1898, en-
grated 10 your shores We are French citizens.
landhoIders and merchants, most of US having re-
s'oed' peen brought up, or educated amongst you
or traded with the Union beg to crave your atten
ton the 10 following subject:
since the last Fronch aevolutiol. the Provision
al GoYardment having emanciDQted oYr slaves
Wl-Aout previously paying just and equitable in
u1AlnHJ' which proceeding has thrown US into ru-
~ Insecure cement ard the greatest desoaton we
your it.enaiy nation as being the only one whose
sympathy to the French emigrauts in other times
has already been experienced
from what IS above stated. and the present sit
uatIcn of this Island, we are all of oDinion that
cannot longer afford shelter and security to the
"h'Ies nor DO we oven think we can remain in
safety tor the future, from what has already o.-
~ III -'A-ei I4COs itLI the D1l UlSDOSllOl OF the
blacks here; It being proved by experience that.
after rain ard misery. disturbance must follow
We, IN consequence thereof. cannot refrain anv
request that you will favor wiki such facilities
as would enable retire and settle in such part
oi The United States which YOU nigh. deem conye-
nient 10 grant US.
We Indulge in the hope that the generous nation
you are a. the head of will make no difficulty
against admitting Us as b'o,hers-for such we are.
by the blood split by fathers. when siding with
your ancestors in the glorious battles fought for
Independence, and for the defence Of tha, soil.
soino small portion Of which we now beg from
yoJ.
The american people and their Government
are already possessed wiki all our sympa,hies and
an aggregation 10 their population, we trust, will
be no Incumbrance TO the public welfare.
We remain. with deep respect. your Excel!cn-
cy's very humble and oJedient servants.
signatures fOIow.T
I'gIlt7 n FD-so frrrr-E rT,,,-e -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Notice.

q PPLICATION viii be made to the Court Of
- Probate or Crawford county. Arkansas, for
the sale of the S-W4 of the SCI of section -.
in township y Of range 33 west. containing 40
acres also 10 Improved land (nol en,erej) thereto
adjoining, belonging to the estate of John B.
Smith, deceased, for The purpose Of paying The
debts Of the said deceased.
BURTON SMITH. Admir-
or JoHT 2. SMITH, deceased.
Sent. %. ISIS-22-4sv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
P9ja's Pssrs, Gu4Ealoups, Aug. 25, 1913.

ANOTHER GALE IT TAMPA BAY.-lTors disqs-
isrs and Loss Of LJe.-Cap,ain Mckay, Of the
schooner " II. Gatzner. arrived yesterday from
Tampa Bay ria Cedar heys-four DAYS from the
latter P.ace-TePorts that there was another heavy
and destructive gale on the 18th inst, at Tanpa-
the wind soulh-east--,hat the water rose within
Il few inches Of the height it attained on the 25.h
ultS and would have cone the same damage if not
already done. Captain Mckay further reports
tic total less of the sloop Julian, Capt. Talmadge
from s.. Marks to Tampa, on the 25;h ult.. at
AnteE Keys, and HAT all on board perishel viz :
Mr. Bushnell and Mrs. Butler, from Illinois, and
William Gamble. Esq, of Tallahassee, Passen-
gers; C7pIain Talm1dge and one man, name no,
known Capt. Mckay also reports schr. Charles
and Edward, of Key West. high and dry in the
woods at Anta,t KEYS. and smack CharIe.on
wrecked OF Charlotte Harbor, and one man lost.
Captain Mckay speaks highly Of the conduct Of
Major Wade. the comm1Ddn- officer. and Lieut..
Griffin. QuagteEmaster at Tampa, and says they
have been uDring in their efforts to alleviate ,ha
suiIsrnE5 Of the inhabitants Of Thar place and Vi
cinty dur.n1 bo,h these disastrous gglcs.---T y.
Della, Oct. 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
New B.st-@.

ORATORS Of France. rre.u,sp's book Of Indians.
~ Washington and hi, s..gr..-. "nr.- a..furv or
tine C"usaiaieaua .nDra nI Napoleon, IE: u .,r-u-a
Taylor, General Taylor au. -.l. General .-.atf aud
staff, Dowuinr's history OBJ. IaI.n'-I, s.-..r.. ...-
tory o.. the ,atc4 States, reE.a history n. rIn tu-f-
raas, Ires-ol.s a0a ta..r ....a I.a.,ra..a Poets,
Bibles, Ie-t.u.el, etc., fars.T.- with general a--
sortmeut o. AlI-es.uarGs auI E.la.. a.as- aud --
toner lately gcg-., Cd and ..r...s rr
HA-lLC. s. WARD.
Elg,o Block, Jlur,-2 isis.
OR PIECES A.,lscas, Plain anH Fancy. r.- .ue
- ~ By "AL---..g. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
" nnl Ear.Iinw

% Burcn- done promptly ana .a ra" an-1 .ngar.
Our machinery being now and n. fn, I--r gua.v. we
promise il tHg wool H free o. bars. and 3D.. guaa
c,'on, % cp good wnrs "r mH.s up raHr-s- Wool
from the SaatH side OF iIo river can %. f.rt with
scott White s. Co., where b. w.t .. s.nf..n.# IEIa~e
d. Is taken 10 The TntaHa a- sru car.aa b. viii
be returned Price, osrsu-.,, cent. ..- ..r.l ar
""aloIrLl toll Good rolls I,- ...a #r 81 GENTS per
u8unf. ru.~s8vT g glr.E.
Julv3. Is 3S-2i-,c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
4 Negro Bow Wanted.

An intelligent negro Boy. about - or IS yc7rs
Of age IS wanted, for whom the highest wages
with prompt payment, wiTJo given. Apply al
the In,u,igoncar olice.
Ann. d. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
EEEa2ZzD,


In Fort Smith, Monday evening last by the Rev.
H. 4 Sucg Mr.. SOCRATES DARBY to Miss CARO-
LINE cox.
In this county Monday last. by the Rev. {. G.
Townsend, Mr.. CHARLES B. JOHNSON, Merchant e
Of Fort Smith, to Miss MARGARET \. RLCIO@.