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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

Which you on the eai- .of, cniIc from ard have
their tie INTERIOR al niIct just as " eli lave
settled the lungs liver or any "iHtr far3 winch VIC
Know they tfcGueity do. and produce h"st VIC et III
Iamula:oiy disorders. The ipm"r which ocCasIuu:
is Of i4hy Acrimonious turning natGie.-
Ne know II from lie PAIN ewes ~ TORI my, ard al
ards iIOu lis raPdity u'c,iatlg ann eurroGing ts
iesE al.d Sd the lait vince il breaks ont ms
siuWs die tes>t} u iIeGHcntiy urifyIrc II hoot
with Dr. Sweeisei's aracea ad keeping such ma i
"a I : ST. iRci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

Raisins, &c. &c.
or Boxes best fresh fruit I2i cents per III
- 80 5 Rails hates do do do
New Sagaf ftp, together with general assortmen
of fftsh ifui,s, equally low for sale
:. y WOODROW,
dec Il - Nam street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
)n. SNEE S rs 'ANACEA.

'TIiivsrGrsfA oH FIVE YEARS H'GkTioN.
.iccomp0H,e. c.tt ~ Dors Debility, cHt co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

o' toatS. &C. t TG-s,g.d l%e A Grs
Cos Cirrcr. Citron Peaches Pesrs Ounces. Grsb ~
rs Straviecri Rasp.errips. Cherries raa's au
7rcS Peach. Fear. Ounce, &Sr.. M5rma'aIes: also
CHt~ Fear. tnpie Guaya'a Blackberry and Crrrau
iatIps. Dry Ctiucpr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

SCBOFFULA AND GhANBt Lar AtFECIipN:.
;er0ula said In ic hs'cdl'a the infant receiving
from It's Iareuis seeds Of disease, yn.ch
It'll It's wears, lfuegecd and sit iniied to frequent
publication with Gr. Swcc;ser'> tn" Glands
are placed in the corners OF the ioG and the
Nay OF dIraci Communication, teir real u-e subject
" hic tch Inference OF opinion Pcva.s sIttres
lis know that y-ter in diseased Stale. they
naEe OF icing purified aGd Gle used by long Of
Ilr @x-aa t.pt'. Para
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

The comp ainis are generally attended the most
al consequences and eseidon cucd by lie
present mode OF ainPt they usually accompany the
the grave, after suffering toe most exert Ia
ting pain and turture. BY purifying tie blood with
Dr. Swcetsct's fanacca, you remove the cause. sei
perseverance i'll its use has derived he hood
and body Of all hunors and ncrnstatiors.
DISEASES OF He II kGS-C NSt MPTtbN.
This j. very prevalent and fatal disease, il results
mostly neglected coughs, colds and bronchitis, also
treir improper ert in nany o.ber eaSee suri
nteaselE fevets int animation and Sma and hest
OF Otcr badly treated diseases: wL're the cause, IN
stead of having teen thoroughly removed frCm Tie
flood and iody have only cen raiIated removed
from one part 10 break cui in anoher BY Wrestling
our odies of all fu hnmors, through tie medium ri
i.r Sweetseis tie cure Is 81 once rendered Ger
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

e. ADOtES-tEa 11ve now general assert 1ent of
- la iies' ana nenens' saddles and VII sell them
At ti;'rices-- tnd see them az Ma 39, Man 81.
dee FIf'3i,I x t'HRP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

This disease is warning fiona Eaiur' that tie blood
is in Il very foul ate, and tisat the huHors ate car-tC
with arcrinouy. ltca4acie gives hOilee at t. ia.t
meu ta ser awa,s the boGy; wy Gsregstd ts arm.
liz of nature! 10 Ho4 suppose 70" eau cure i with
tuo-Mc water nam. or slriiila sa tst Mort GER
taIiy MT; only a SVmutIIu lndlcatlon {; at lie
nerves are eng 2a,td ~ tie Iouless aid acorn
ny Of lie iunot- ale daea-. .st II is ia hnd
u hen YOU have lhe e,Harl 90 tot your lea tn
az. ma hredIpr tie WsrHlT l5ttre lsgivng CT,
hut ,ise nr. Swettsefs d ast& freely, il VII rGsiiy
orr noo ami IMPROVE Size H.. ash ana circulation .tt-
pray. !ersOhs are diva Io1cf aiter ;a,lig than
eiore ii ertil rer owes the oss oi slie edl ard
leave he sure LlDUd remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

The greatest variety of French aud p1in Coneciena-
". iSsiirg in follows; Ron Ruus Fruit dro,s
Jelly axes. hrvs'a'ized Frri, Gum Dro r0qs,Gva=
Rose DrnS, Cordial ttaVf e.rirs Raspherres i;n
talon T nit, Grange tiowe Drops Farm and Rose i .
sis, Vanilla Cream taHi". Love CaNdr: orn Iulents
tr Ike. Plate paners Gi"rer, Sassafras Mint Lemon
arl Pe@ner l.pHergeS; prisu:. III a"d iuld e.
SuGar sand; refined aud com I.iquorice; Crimson a:d
taip iea'iuc; resi- Vanilla Beans; Extract VaHila
oil Lntfnn and Rose Water.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
.ysysY Cie Tn"

"NevcF give np"'-Nfis the secret sf glory, Nothing a wise can philosophy Prcach; Thiuk ca tse names that famous in story, '.NcveF give up.'' Is tFse lesson they teach, How have men compass~d mortal achievements How have they moulded the world 10 their will 'Tis ,ha; midst daBgess, and woes, aud bcreave-
 meuts,
 "Never give upr' was their principle still. "Never gire up ,7-Tboagh o'eriaden with soF.
 ro~,
 Shade not the yoke-'twill moro bitterly gail, "Never give up"' for {. cir eorseth morrow Franght with delights to compensate for all. 'Nevsr give uP!'-beaE your fate Ri ith sercHity, CrOuch moi igaobly ike slave. in the dust; Life's rough PaSsage to The realms of smeRity- Dark is the journey, but travel we must. "Never give up"'--It can last but seaseu; Will yoa, because cloud bursts on yoar way, Bssely surrender year manhood and reason. Weeping for griefs that mast end in a day' What though the tempest around you be raving! Soon you'll have rmpsied ifes rancOrous cap. Seundiy you'll sleep where the willows arc way
 jag;
 Thunder don't wake you-"Never give upr' ~Nsver give up''-It were irnpious to dream of i, Keen though your anguish be, never forget That there are fortunes co, rsP;ures 10 deem of
 u.l
 Bight and immor'sI in sore Fer you yet Ere the night fall, if by virta~ a meriscr, May you uof, m0urBes, in Paradise sup, ComPeer of sageis and Heavens inheritor' Think Of your des'iay-sNEvEx GIVE ur.''
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
Ersm tl4 SeAosi Fnsal.
NNKTRR ETH IR."

Thc fsllsAtng spiritsd iises we cut from the P~nnsyitnnia Inquirer. The paper was sent us the sthsf day by friend. with request thst we wsnsd seapy. We do with the greatest PleasaFe, not 1nsFsly graftfy friend but becaase the lines excellent and the lesson which they teach is an Tn peFsans enc.
 ssOh, could we climb the morning sky,
 And print it there in words of hre.'
 aReesy giss sps." What man of enterprise or aAserzity has not needed such me,tol What msrehantile oF professional man. what scholar what writer Of good kccks what strsi,sRe4 publisher what editor of . uewspsper what Christian PhlanthroPst, what missionary, what reforner of abuses ia church or state, what proleeter of wise and benevolent schemes what diseovcrrr of truths In science, what bold adycnturer ia sasage ianAs what general amid the perils of tic field. has not acted on The principle hero invoved. and derived from its uspi- ration ssReihing Of supernatural strength and energy What has f not deHef What can it not dot Try it and ses. We recommend tt to the peor. the sick the bereft te hankrapt, the sla13ered the expressed, and all the enterpFsiBg friends. patrons disciples of virtue. science, ii,erztsre, religion, philanthropy, in all their -orts and theis aims; and we moas. by the grace Of God, to make s ear motto in trying tO dc gOod
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
SPE(ULITIOA
gTNHE undersigned offers for sSlc, and will sell,
 \ in the hrsf hiicer. n acr.s of hand adinininc

TTNHE undersigned offers for szIc, and will sell, 1 10 the best bidder, 2i9 acres of land adjoining Inc city of Little Rock.
 He proposes to sell two tracts of 90 acres each the residue in lots 10 suit purchasers In the first ~n, there is 8 of bottom and 3o of upland, with house and other improvements, and running waier from the hcSt SPRINGS uPOn the place. On the R,-Xt s there Is 40 of hottom, 20 in cultivation and 50 in woodland, and well watcrcd by the best Springs.
 Forty acres adjo ming the ciy, which will be sold st purchasers. ts upland, but of the best quality of upland in the neghborhool And the remaining n acres on the south side oi the entire tract wiich will also bsod |" shit purchasersis is altogether up Land somewhat broken. and not Of the best quality but has water and w9od 10 make it valuable.
 s wiii also sell three S acre tracts of good wood lzna ia the north half of section \, T, l2w with in two miles of the city of Little Rock.
 He will sell lot East Main street, with TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ihercon.- Also his corner buildiags Markham and Loaisi- ana streets.
 He will also sell his property in Conway county, 3 valuable place in Point Remove bottom on the AFk's River aud above the highest overflow; some improvements thereon
 IL will b. well in every instance to have portion of the purchase money down; but the under<ign- ed is determined io sell in tho of the winter for the best price that may be offered, he will also make the terms 10 suit purehasers-
 Persons wishing ie own any part parcel of the above property would do well to eXamiue fer them selves and make proposals.
 Little Rock, Nov. 9, 1877. I2-n.
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MONUHTENT NOTICE.

A IL pcFsons holding monics collected for tbe "A erection of Moname nt in honor Of the officers and soldiers who have fallen in the Mexcan W ar, are requested by tho Monument Committee, To pay over the same without delay to the Treasurer; and forward Report, the subscription upon which the money was collected. to Col. l.. J. Reardon, Secretary of the Bosrd.
 The above noticsiS given, because sufficient sam has not yet been received by the Treasurer 10 de- fray the expenses connected with ,hs removal Co Arkansas. of those who feu at the hasiIe of Buena Vista; and also because the Committee desires to know the araoani that has been raised for Monu- meat purposes.
 \. F. THORNTON, Treasurer.
 Little Rock, Nov. 2lth. '41.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
Fun tse LaGy's DOtIsr .SeSspaper. eeEesxi Observations su Fashion and Dress.

Winter fashions. ho--evcr, elegsat and becoming, arc, thetx frss introduction, aceospanied by Rioomy ssscesniion.- They srs the hasbisgers of cloudy days, ef Faia, of cold, and all the minor misies incidental to the time oS year. for the son of ball dresses has nat yet arrived ss make meats for the radent eoloars and gay tissaes winch have disaPgeassd ~iih the laat genial rays of au- tumn.
 sostame, fer the earriage-drive the promenade. ycissti is Hnquestoss,ay the material pFriss red to all cthersL In addition 10 the vayioHs trimmings esdy me atiohsd In our description of ihe plates, bsek Iare is In great reqnistion for trimming vel vet closks This hisek lace Is frequently Of the nosf costly %uality. and each row is headed by heautifoi passemenierie or gimp; the latter nyaT- ahly hlack, whatever ihe colour ef ihs velyei on
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
CALL AT JEFFRIES & SONS For NeW and Cheap Goo d s.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their | cgd stand to Bender's corner, and have just re. eeived in addition to their former stock land are now opening) beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES. Brown and Bleashed Domesties,
 7-s heavy Virgihia Loweas.
 l-@ do do do.
 6-i Brown Shifting,
 90 pieces beautiful prints,
 dozen pairs French Co,tonads pants.
 Also variety of Muslins.
 Lawns, Grapes, Rough and Ready Boaaets, Boa ne, and Can RIbboas variety. Laces. Insertiass, EdgiEss. Sc. &c., of variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dmi,y. and new style of win dow enEtsis goods wish Shoes and Groceries. &e, , Se. All ef which they will sell low for CASH O. io punetaal men on short tine of will exchange them for the p.ssaaee of the country.
 (. L. JEFFRiES & SON. Little Rock, Aug. a. Isl7. sl-if
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
NQDEEC-He

rFNHE subscriber, agent for If. Alderman, will \ continue the formers business al his old stand on Main. near Markham street, and keep constant ly on hand full and we'll assorted stock of Groce- ries, Dry Goods, Roots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &c, &c, ai of which will bc sold low for cash The highest market prices wi be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peltries, bocswax, &c-
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, Is47. I9-t ian.
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DRY soahS.

- O and A heavy negro cottons; x-4 brown TO shestings; blesebei cotton hAnaeis; plain and ,wiiIed red aanneis; Ky Jeans; paid nerino Iins-ys; fsacy and dark print; russia diaper. brd eye diaper, Irish linens. received asd fof sale B
 Nov l3. To- wM. B. WAIT.
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DISSOLUTION.

vTNHE partnership heretofore existing under lne \ name and style of Ns1Cfoa. Chase { Co.,. E as solved. by mutual consent. LuTHEE CHASE E laaI authorised 10 collect the debts, and settle uP tue d. lafs of the firm.
 Having sold out our entire stock of goods 70 70 Messrs. T. D. MEAaicK & Co.,. he business VIM be conducted by them, at our old stand. and we = commend them to the favorable notice of cur tf'sH" and customers.
 THOMAS W. NEWToH'.
 LUTHER CHASE. --
 JAS LAWSON, JE Little Rock, 18th Sept, lsf7.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
-Evmo~AM.

YISHE undersigned. having purchased of Ae.a.s \ Newton. Chase Co. their entire stock oi soOa', have removed to the Ware-Hodse recently oeeaP'ss by them, where we are now opening large sIA general assortment of Dry Goods. Grocenes' hs'a ware, Qucenswsre, Iron, Nails, Castings he. as s. which we are offering al very reduced P'iess w CASH. .r.
 I'D AERRICK, Co. Steam Boat Landing
 Little Rock, Sept. % l357. n%-s"'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
NEW ORLEANS TTPEFOUNDRY
 ind Printers Furnishing Warehouse,

No. IF, CANAL STREET Row. TINHE undersigned beg leave to announce to Pub \ lishers and Printers. that they have established a complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut 10 order by woEkmen ofloag experience, and, no ex- pense spared to obtain the bandsomest faces and To perfect il n every respect, will venture to say il wiIl be fo1nd as handsome, if not the handsones, in the United States. We have also a very hand some as .otttneBt of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest styie to which woald call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by us shall be of material equal, if not superior to any manufactured at the North and as we shall sell Type st New York prices, we trust to meet with encouragement
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule. and Type of any magnitude, with prompt ness We would also particularly call the atten- ton of Printers 10 our Leads, having entire set of mo1lds. by which are enabled to fur nlsh.a perfect article We are also Agents fer the sale of the Napier, Washington and Smith Prsss- es. which together with Glasses. and Cases, Com. posing Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every other ar iicie required n the Printing business, wiH be kept oa had and furnished at manufacturers pri- ees
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper or Job Printing Office will be furnished with aa estimate in detail tor the same. by stating the size of the paper the particular stye and quaDti ty of work 10 be exeeaitd
 ft- Tbe psobrsetors oi newspapers who will pub lish this advertisement SIX taoaths; and seDd ra- per 10 oar office weekly. will be pad fes the adyer- tsesaeat bg purchasing SIX times the amount of se yegtisiGg bill iR Type
 GREEN s Co.,, I7 Canal st. Row
 .4sgust '. lsH. s-ea. N. 0. Piaoyeans.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
NOlis to Pr,Emptieu Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right O( pre-enption 10 any lands within the limits ot the townships and parts oi townships abore enumerated s required tc establish the to the satisfaction oG the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Oihce, and make payment therefor. practicable afler sfsIag tais ice. and before the day appointed ior the co
 IaeneemsEt of the plblic sale O tue lands embrae- Ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim @ll De forfeited. RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
 Cosamissioaer of fhs General Land 0fice
 Nor. :, lS47. 9--l3w
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
HUTT & PARSEL

HAVE just reed per Steamer Wm. Armstrong \ \ from Cincinnati. a5 bbIs ree;4fied wbiskey. best old boartou ,!it'o, '' monsnssbela ditto, 23 kegs nails assorted Sizes, !" flooring brads, bales cotton yarn. batting, 10 boxes star candies, 25 plough plates, keg horse shoe nails. leg doz. kitchen shovels X tongues, s5 pr common hre-dogs,
 ALSO Jorge assortment roui.d, square G fat Oar iron, of all sizes.
 Ai.SJ Two tons assorted castings all low for CASH. Little Rock, 29 Nov. ls47. i2-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
NEW GOODS.
DISSOLUTION,

FTNHE Partnerships heretofore existing between II snapp Howel. and Howei snappA Co. are thls day iiss9Irsd bg mRfuai ccRseak LEWIS SxAPr will pay all the debts due by sa5 arras, and IS authorized to receive and reeeist for all claims due 10 said 6rns, Oc;obss 22nd iSl7
 LEWIS SNAPP.
 JTHN B. HOW'LL
 7. E. HOW FL, Ex of
 JOHN HOWEL, Deed TiIE undersigned will continue tbe contracts m his own RaEss, and Will use ali exeriloas to aeeomrno- date the travelling community, ard (faeilitaie ,he Mails1 The Lines from Napoleon ;o Fort Saith have good, careful, and sober divers, comfortable coaches. and substantial teams Every thing ia his power shai be done to promote the comfort of Pas sengefs-whe will take due notice thereof and so veFn themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS SNAPP. GAIT. Rosr. CLEMENTS, ,
 IHos. GILLIAN, SH5eNS- Oct: s2. ls7. 7-3m. IGaEetie k Democrat eopyl
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas R i- yer to Little ock, Van BureR, Fort
 smith aud Fort Gibson.

yer tO Little R ock, Van BurcR, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 rTtffE tight Graaght steamers WILLIAM ARM \ STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will regularly between the above ports for the veyaRce of freight and passeRgcrs-the Vim. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and TsaYsiqys al 9 o'clock \. M.-Reiurning will leave lit,le Rock on same days. The Santa Fr will connect V ith these boats at Little Rock making gaIsr weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Bureu and Fort Smith, and extending her trips 10 Fort Gibson when the water wi permit.
 Pa.songeFs and shippers may rely upon this be- ing apermaDe arEaHgems nt and that their reghts will bc conveyed through with certainty and de- spsich. and at the lowest customary rates. All the beats in good, sound condition. and handsomely ted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 4. HAYS X Co. Agents, Napoleon
 Nj. GREENW OoD & Co, ,Ag'ts, \. Q. Dec 13, lSi7. H.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08

Ora NIAGRA.-s.In our county sir.' said an Ttal- i'm sxc have tue ever burning Fesavins.'
 Have you isdeci l'' rr'oi 'ei son of America. "But please 10 remember that in our's we hare the eVer-gisrious Falls of Niagara, which would put ii out in five minutes.'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
Genf's Furnishing Store.

A LARGE lot Of Outside Shirts and Inside Shirts A and Drawers, oi all kinds. beautifully made,
 At rULToN'S. Dee. 70. lss7. Is
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
Furniture.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform he \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that hs still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business. at his stand on East Main sl.. neaf' ly opposite the Presbyterian church. and is pfePa' ed to fill orders at the shortest notice, LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESWA4
 AND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mT kct price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and varnlshss Cofiis made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently pureha,' ed new and fashionable hearse. is prepared to a. tend to buIials, in the city or country, on the no' reasonable terms. VIM. ANNEAh. Feb. IT. 1877 2S-o'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08

Fractional township twenty, of range sixteen.
 Lands appropriated by law for the use Sf fsehcoas. military cs other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
 The offering of the lands will be commenced on the days appoiRed, and proceed in the same order n which they are advertised. with all convenient despatch, until the whole shall have been offered. and the sales thus closed But no sales shall be kept open longer than tMo weeks. and no private entry ot any o the lands will be admitted ani ates the exriratioa of the two weeks
 GIVEN under my hand al the City of Washing ton, this sixteenth day of October, AaBo Domini one thousand eight hundred and fayty seven.
 Br THE PRESIDENT, JAS. K. POLK.
 RIcaARp M. YorNe.
 CSnmtssi0RFF sf tas General L0gRd Qfice.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08

which G is placed. The hsurits colours for velvet elosks are In the majority.
 Among the Importation of Parisian elegspeies which make their sppes1nce at the pre~rnt period of the year. as harbingers of the spPFsSe iag gase ties of winter, we have lately seen . nusnbSr of beaHttfnl fans of the ahsqae of the eeebE.sed Dn- velIercy. These fans are ranged In i've classes one called Eycutaiis Histosiques. and the other Even'ails Vatican. The former are Ofnamentec with variety of pictnrca, representing remarksbe incidents in the history of the miiSie sge: and the Wattean Fans exhibited groups of graceful figures in picturesque enstamcs copied from the works 0i the eminent artist whosc name thsy besr. The mouutings of of these fans rich and cost. "; the sticks being of wrought silver, or of moth sr-O'-peari: whilst the head of tho screw which eoRhnes the sticks ttechEicaily e,ed the rosel iS not nufrequentiy studded with pearls and precious stonTs. But the utmost syiendeur of modern tans Is far from sppFesching Inc costly luxury ol uFose of the las, century. Thea. especially in France, tho fan was truly bs5oH. Queen Marie Aniei- n-tle had fan worth six thsaSani liyFes. aud Ma dams Dub4Fry purchased SuH At ihe price oi wen ty thoRSsnd francs: and il is recorded in the Me- m. ires Of FF,mm'' tiat Madame dc Pompsdours fsvoGrite ian was wc,th no less than ten thousaad crowns, li of ivars. richly set with dianonds, and ernament~i Nit.i paintings by Nicohni, ceie- bra;cl mini4tris, of the day. We meation these flctS merely matters of curiosity, and not with the view of re ..u-ladiag tEse revival Of such ex- travasancies. Bal, notwithstanding their vast va ae, the real old d-fashioncd fans will Bo' bear com parsSon n respeet to brightness aud elegance with The o0E5es now made from them, many of which may be pnrehasea 7t very moderate prices
 .f Srssk of LjsAtsinx first p1lSstion over the line of rel~grsph from the Mississippi 10 Wash 7gion, was made Monday, at l2 H. Captain !Shysrr. who made the iSs. trip ia steamer. from New Orleans 10 Louisville, sent his compliments 'e thc President of the United States Capt. S.'s voysve performed the dis'anee above mention ei, thirty years ago, tn twenty five days. The people of that period thought ,ach achievement comparatively annihIsiiog distance, and % it wal. Yet The sangui0e navigator, looking prophet cally into the fatare, predicted that before quar- ter of eeBtnTy, the same voyage would he per formed in ten dsys-it has been done in five. ou Monday. the Captsin fully .alzed, through the telegraph positive apnihla'icn of distance in veying Intelligence. Verily, who knows what day may brieg forthf-N. Loan Rereiiie.
 Oua NIAGRA.-"ln our county sir said an Ttal- ian s.we have ;he evcr-burRing Eesavins-''
 Have you iBdeci l'' rr;Oi esi son of America
 "Hut please to remember that in ours we hare
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08

PHILApELrHJA, March 9. '44 I hereby certify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and qgrsH ug bg four PhysiciGas, who pronounced me iEe9rgbie the dis caseswas arrested and rsst3Fed r. LsghA solely by the use of Thompson's CompoGnt Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphiha.
 MARY HANY, 4s Spruce st. fs1-Tbis invaluable Medicine is prepared only al he North East corner of f,lih a,l Spruce streets, Philadelphia
 Sold also by J. w TAPE.
 Main St.. Little Rock Price of large bottles q: or for s. Beware of imitation.
 Dec 6, lsI7. I3-Gm.