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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13
FRESH GARDEN, FARM & FLOWER SEEDS

WARRANTED GROWTH OF 1913 Commission
w and County Merchants can be supplied with 80
SEEDS by the pound or huhe BY the dozen. hun SD
Gid dled or thousand papers neatly labeled and t&@
~ up TO order IA boxes for retailing Planters be
XA supplied with boxes properly assorted at g. 3d. 50.
80 : 70 or $50. according to their orders
Market Gardeners orders filled, to any extent, with tina
best quality of Seeds, warranted grow the money
and at prices lower than other in this city.
IT, Apply at the Seed-sore No 10 GRAvIER corner Of
Tehoupitonlas street. rdl I'M w DIM. Agent. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

ENIFTEEN to twenty doubleteam BOX -
IL CARTS will find constant employ.
ment at good wages, by applying to the
subscriber -
SAMUEL L. FORGAY. 2s9 Poydfas street.
nl0u between st. Paul and Gonde streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

n Il 1 Wdrht's paent premium COOK STOVES
Wood or l'oal-wifh fixtures complete the most 3
$780, Article in use. d4u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

BALDNE ESS and loss of hair is CT used by a want of
healthy action of the vessels which throw off the per-
Sp .i6n from the head When these vessels are weak
or diseased, the Perspaton is thick and cammy, and
aderes to the mouths of the pores, and clogs them
and dries and forms a scurf or dandruff. Less blood
Is then -red the the hair and want of
winch the hair has not sufficient nourishment, and
consequently becomes dry and harsh, and begins
scnsibiy to fall of which continuing increase event
uay produces badness Restore the capillary vessels
Of the hair To their former healthy circulation, and
HHe silky hair viii make its appearance. which
viii increase in quantity and volume until the hair
becomes thick ana healthy
JayHes Hair Tonic is the only prcparaton that has
ever been known 10 produce hair on bald heads,
which it has done in inRumerlbe instances and will
seldom iaIl, If properly and perseveringly used.
This valuable preparation excites the sea lp
and healthy action, ceanses il from curf Dandrulf,
prevents the hair from falling off. becoming prema-
turely those eruptive diseases which often
appear upon the head. and in iority pro-
rich and beautiful appearance, unequalled by any
thing Of The kind.
JATNz's E1PECToEANT-This is undoubtedly the most
valuable, 1t is decidly the most popular medicine
OF its kind ever introduced into this State. The de-
the time it first offered for sale here last Janna-
ry TO the present time. Numerous testimonials of
real worth and usefulness from many Of citi
rs might be produced but trial will satisfy all
thaJ It Is speedy for coughs colds, influenza,
asthma, HOaTseness and all kinds of pulmonary alcc
tions-Bangor (Me-1 Daily Wing.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, an
sold on agency by
r. STEVENSON, Druggist
Van Buren,, Arkansas,
And W H. & VI. MAYERS, Druggists,
NJ Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
Look Out.

n SHALL, offer at public sale the first Monday in
\ July next az The Court House door in Van Bureu,
The largc and valuable farm formerly owned by Rufus
Forester. Said farm embraces about three hundred
acres of first quality of land, having upon it large
two story framed dwelling with other valua bic i'm
provements, and now occupied by Solomon Forester
One fourth of the purchase money will be required
the dav OF sale at which time will be pubishc1 tbo
remaining payments. Possession to be g;von ON The
third day Of January 1919 Persons desirous of pur
chasing valuable estate will DO well 10 oall and ox
anime the above premises
-tJl SOLOMON FORESTER.
March goth lS45-6-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
Private Boarding.

4 FEW persons can be accommodated with board
~ ing, at Mr.. DEMINGs, opposite the steam boat
landing, upon the following named terms, as he IS 50
fixed TO bc able take in small number com iorta0ly
Per month"; with lodging, SI2 o.
Per month, without lpdging, %.
Alec ladies wishing 20 have Bonnets and Dresses
made, in fashionable stylc have, by calling
upon Mrs. Deming.
March IS Is
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
TTARETED.

On Tuesday, the 25th March. BY the Rev G. w
COOKS, at the house OF Col. 7 K. Lewclyne, Chicot
county, Arkansas, Col JOHN DREE NEN of Van
Buren, 70 Miss KATE, dIughter Of John Humphreys
Esq, OF Chariestovu, Virginia
The Colonel and his bride reached town the 9th
in excellent health and received our congrat
the happy event which has added, his store Of
happiness and, an ucquisito to our little society
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

, ECEIVED per steamer w II. Day, 10 boxes Raj
Z e, sins. , bbIs almonds, boxes candy, 10 boxes
chcssc, boxes Newark cider, 10 do brandy cherries
10 do herring, do Goldfish, - do young hyson tea,
do rial do ~ do Venice cigars, 10 do Bryon do
10 DO Colorado do, 10 do Rcgal do, 25 lbs nutmegs,
30 lbs cloves. 10 papers tabIesat bbls Malaga wine
10 bbl American gin 10 do do brandy, 10 do mo9sses
50 kegs nails do bar lead, Is cassia, 10 boxes
queenswarc ass'd dozen painted buckets, received
and for sale by HENRY 81 CUNNINGHAM.
February s 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
NATURE OF THE WORK.

Il will bc perceived that the peculiar nature Of the
subject gave rise to very many difficulties, which are
experienced in ordinary works ofart. The group
ing Of so many figures IN where a reference
to favorable positions for Hkcursscs necessarily inter
lcrad witi those which uid have produced more
pleasing general effect formed serious obstacle in
the way Of the Artists nho were g,d upon the
work, bat which il is tlonght they have happily
surmount ed--at least 70 very great extent
The magnitude Of he task viii be still better ap
prcCiatCd when it is borne mind that all the hclds
have been accurately copied from DagucrrcotyPc
.5keHcsses which M many Instances were not to be
procured without great dIlicuIty an expense
The details of the Engraving "cre also copied from
Photographic pictures, that it IS hazurdug Ia tie
say that the fidelity of the entire work admits Of
questions
The scene intended to be represented a. far asit
practicable. is that which took place the
casnu Of the retirement of Mr. Clay from public life
in 1872 Very nearly all the members Of that session
represented IN their appropriate seats; while in the
lo5bIcs and gallery are many pors ms of distinction.
cX-Scnators Members Of the Cabinet, prominent Rep
resontutves from the Lower House, and others intro
duccd spectators.
A few slight anachronisms have been Intentionally
co lmttcd, which contribute to the interest of the
scene, without materially dccraCng from its historical
accuracy.
The Steel Plate which is engraved in the Nszzotiut
style, measures thirtytwo by forty inches and
OF the largest ever executed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
\ EDistillery for Sale.

E+SOR Sale, AT my residence. near Evansville,
Il Ark. the complete apparatus for DstIllery,
namely; two hundred gallon still one hun
dred gallon dos Worms, Tubs. &C.. &c. These
things all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and as do not intend to use
them again. am anxious to sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. | am willing to sell on
a credit where the purchaser will give ample bond
and security
N B. DENNlNGSBTRG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
From the Daily PieayEne, March 9th.
/ q the Great WCS.GFa-IiHe days later from

From the Daily PieayGne, March 2lth
81 q the Great WC.IFa-Iine days later from
the CITY Of acLisg.
a his arrival re have dates from the city Of
co 70 lie IAN inst
d Great Western lsfI Vera Cruz on Saiur-
|si!srnoon, the ISlh.
s said lha. General Twiggs expressed great
r. 70 visit the United States, ne having been
Eears absent from his family.
Ihia Anna applied 10 Gen. Twiggs, through
Hughes, for permission 10 pass through Vera
and ont OF the cOun-ry; and, as the General
pee granted the permission asked, il was sup
! the President woud d arrive there in a day
b.
lrge train was OF It's say down from the
o. Mexico, when the Great Western left. Il
J Il JaaPa the evening Of the l6-h inst, but
/. 7a.e express was sent through the same night
i "A Cruz by which we received our corre-
7lce given beiCw.-A lis. Of the officers
2a1yIng the train i giyeu.-T lere l.ave
many designations in the army, since the
ga'ioa Of the aTInIsiice.
aP?e1's, from one Of our spondeB.'s Iel-
nat the officers detailed upon the great
1 Of Inquiry have arrived in the city of Mex
aad that they were 10 commence their pro-
d. : g % The 18th OF this month.
nave seen private letter from the city of
60 dl.ed the I4lh inst. The Mexican and
= - coGtIers arrived there on the 18th from
Ciuz. There was nothing talked OF at the
ou' pace. 1t is said that foreign merch-
are more dispIeased q It than any other
4 - 'I-'eallng as they do the insecurity wnIc1
no Inc reiustgtemcnt of Mexican rule.
-ASsa'0. published at Morciia under date OF
I4s'., says: "a revolution has just broken
ou1daiaIara, against The Government of
/ -,'a' against peace, and in favor Of Gen.
Il 1lla' This we fud in the Star of the
-: ia'est paper from the city Of Mexico.
o--''oh IN the powerful State Of JaliscO has
- aPPrehended. That Department has
~ a loi-bed Of revolutions. Should this
sl.'e well founded, It BODIES no good 10 the
peace, but we hope Santa Anna may be
=. Of the country before the revolution
"ofih American Of the 10th inst, has
sG revolution in Guatemala. If that
= aecurately informed, Gen. Carrera has
r'sed from the presidential chair. and the
's1ent Is acting in his place, and endeav-
/ Pat down the insurrection.
y ION the North American OF March 18th.
uOEernor of San Luis Potos has sent a
S"ner 10 the Governor of Guanaxuaia, :,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

Was drowned, this place, the Ist of April,
Nr. JACOB HINEE, aged 30 years The deceased d
respectable and worthy Mechanic of this county and
has left afflicted fanily to mourn his osshc was
a native Of Napoleon, Ripley county, Indiana.
ITIndana papers please copy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
Notice.

EyIIE = co PARTNERSHIP existing between the
undersigned uuI der the style Of RerthcIot, Heald
Co is dissolved this day, by mutual crusont-J ii.
EIcald having Withdrawn from the concern.
The business will be continued by J. II Bcrthelct
Rob. NJ Jones, who charged with the lquidao ion
of the unsettled affairs Of B. a. * Co
JOS. r. BGRFuELET,
J. II NEALD,
r "a. JONES.
CHoCTAw MARION WEST,
March /, tSlS is
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

treaty. The commissioner had arrived at Guam.
aXuato and delivered the overtures from the Gov.
efntnent OF San Luis. These overtures state the
reasons ior raising this force to support the Con
gress In case it ratify the peace. and should il
not agree to the Guadalupe treaty. to be ready
ior disposition 10 carry on the war;
The Governor of Guauaxuata, (who. if will he
recoiiected, Is of the war party, and objected not
oniy 10 the armlstlce, bat to peace being made
without hrst being published,) agrees with the
commissioner IN so far the raising a military
force. but Will not promise use this force in the
support of the Queretaro Government until he
knows whether the terms OF the treaty are hon.
oFaDe or dlshonorable to the nation.
LOST LogE's MEMORY.
One pale, dim Star,
Dim and lonely,
Shining only
On what We were,
Is Mem'ry's Eight,
FeebIy burning,
Never turning
From Loves deep night
Usage, AExs.. April 4th. IS4S.
Our idee is-says fellow that got shrew for
n wifc-that
Womans love is like Scotch snuff:
We get pinch and that's enough.
Oar old darl;y says:
Woman's Iub is India rubber
1t stretch de more dc more you ub her.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
DR. JAMES AFTER AT!VE.

We have been informed by Mrs. Rose OF cure per-
formed her DR. Jayuc's Alternative, " hch proves
supri oritv other remedy of the Kind
She has been afflicted for the last sixteen years with
ECcrnscS White Swcl!ings, attended with ulccra-
tions and eXfoliaton OF various bones during which
time many pieces have been discharged from the from
tai bone uf the cranium. from both her arms wrists
aud hands and from both legs, aud from the left fe-
moral bone and from the right knee. be dcS painful
the skill Of a number Of the most eminent phvsicians
Of our cty--duriug most Of the time her sufierincs
have been eNcruciatng anG dcplorable. About thrc,
months since she induced to try DR.. Jayno's Al
tcrativc which has Ina astouishiuglv happy effect
upon her, BY removing all pain and sYvcllings, aud
causing the ulcers heal while the same time her
general health has become completely restored,
that she now weighs 2Jlbs. more than she did
before she commenced the Of this truly valuable
preparation Native Eagle.
FoI further particulars inquire OF Mrs. Rose, 30.
I25 Fi,JCrt street, Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
hardware.

EN DOZ knives and forks assorted % doz pocket
GE[D knives assorted, - doz ivory combs. 50 log
- pair chains, 50 sledgc and hand hammers, $50
screw plates, stock and dies hoes nails iron steel sc.
Feh'y II. 1913. HENRY & CUNNINGHAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

HOPPING COUGH AND CROUP-TO PARENTS.
Jayne ENpectorant is. without exception, the most
valuable preparation for the above Diseases lt
looping Cough into a mild aud tractable dis
and shoTtcns its duration than ouc-ha and
tcasp1oniul will certainly the Group in in
faUts and young children in half an hours time
The lives of hundreds will be annually saved by keep
log IL always on hand ready for every emergency.
Prepared only by DR., d. Jayne, Philadelphia. and
sold agency bV
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
Z ADMINISTRATORS Notice

administrators Notice
I T7IE undersigned Administrator of the Estate Of
Henry Flecman, deceased, will at the next July
the Court &c Probate for the county of Craw-
ford State of ArEanfas to be held at the Court House
Van Ru-cn- file b petition pruJ inP ordr far a. C
sale OF all the right title and interest belonging TO
said estate in lots number ten ,u) and eleven lij n
block number eighty-ouc (oI) situate in the town of
Van Burcn.
All persons Interested are hereby notified TO appear
and then and there show If any they may have
why sad prayer should not be granted
March --th, 1875.
HENRY WILCOX.
Adm. of II. FlCcnan.
April l. I5lS--7-3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
IRFLiND.

~, most interesting fact in regard to this
luo ~, is. perhaps, the following rescript from
lu. IN relation to the alleged denuncia!ions by
I Clergy from the altar.
+ e. 1ubln Evening Post of the 9th u':., says:
.,T5e following most important communication
cd as will be seen, by the command of
pi,s IX-has been received from the Eternal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

VIM Terrell, Co-ni,g, n. Y, says, April II, 1916
II have had occasion prescribe your Alteratv for
Scroiulous affection OF the breast, with good efoc; ;
is ease of hong standing and had been considered
iUcurablc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

JAYNE'S ENPECTORANT.-Ths medicine has
already proved itself TO be all that IT has been
mcndcd, by those who have gwen u fair tcst in this
country, aud the dcmnud for IL increases daily. We
have Just heard OF an important cure of Asthma,
which has been Effected by the of il, ia neigh
boring tuwn--thc that OF a female who had
for long time becn under the of physician but
had received no relief and her was considered
hopeless As "a last resort she purchased a bottle OF
Dr. Jayne- EN pee torant which caused her expect
crate freely gradually ceased er cough and is rap
idly restoring her 10 health. We ha We no hesatun
in saying that this preparation of Dr. JAYNE cure
OF coughs, colds, influenza, asthma, consum tions,
sc. is the most valuable medicine offered o the
American public. There is no quackcry about it
DR.. Jayne Is one of the most sku practising physi-
clans iu PCnnsyvaua; and wherever his various pre-
plratIons have been thoroughly tested he is ooizGd
upon i great public beneactor.
Somerset (Me. = Joarna,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
ENGRAVING
THE
lTo SEPA9P- -33 5-3TApI GElAEI-3nI2a

90 S[PA9gL33 G-3TR.pE GELARI-3-2I2,
THE design Of this great National work or art was
first conceived, and preprrl tons for its executions
commenced in the winter Of laI2. In the midst Of
very many difficulties, and at very or expense,
the wor. steadily carried forward 10 its execution
ard first presented to the public in the autumn of
1916
4 few hundred copies were then strucS of, but the
demand tIat sprung up Immediately its appearance
great that cy ent that the plate would
supply il unless the character Of the engraving
changed from smpi" mezzo'iRt to a combination
of line and mezz0tnt. The printing was accordingly
Immediately stopped, and the plate put again into tho
hands Of the Eu-uvar % add u IFS beauty AID ma
lIonal interest tire character of durability After the
'fpse of nearly year, the printing has lain com
mcuccd, and the subscriber calls the attention of
the public the work, w'th the confidence that he
supply their orders with clear and beautiful inn
prcssIous.
q ANTHONY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
prRsnNs R-nn-s--r-o.


Samuel Southard of New Jersey, Willie 2. Mau-um
Of \ Carolina, Daniel Webster OF Mass, Joseph Gales
Of d c, John Quincy Adams OF Mass, Caleb Gushing
Of Mass, William A Gra ham of n &, Chas n Conrad
of La, John II Morchcad OF Ky, Wm. Woodbridge Of
Mich, Gen w Worth q 5 A, Jacob w Miller Of J.,
Gen Winfield Scott L 5 A, John II Berriau oi Ga,
Thomas Clayton Of Del, Henry Clay of Ky, William
s Archer Of Va, John Crttcuden Of Ky, Isaac T.
w Huntington of Conn, John i Kerr of Md, John
Sergeant Of Penn, Ephraim II Foster Of Tenn, Samuel
McBOberts Of III, William Preston of $ G, william
l. Dayton of ], George Evans Of Maine, Mahlon
Dickerson oC J, Albert White of Ind, james
buchanan OF Penn, William Sprague Of r ], Vhos W
Gilmcr of Va, Samuel : Phelps Of V, Joseph story
L > S G., Lewis Z LInn Of NO, NSthl Z Iallmadge of
Y, Lewis Cass oi bIich, George n Dallas of Penn,
Augustus > Porter of Mich, Sias Wright Of y,
William Givcs of Va Henry Wise OF Va, William
ID Mcrrick of Md, Alexander Barrow of La, John
Mclean of Ohio Martin Van Buren, of n Y, Richard
IL BaYard of Del, Spencer Jarnagjn Of Tenn. William
Of III, William wilkins Of Penn, Oliver II Smith Of
Ind, James * Folk of Tenn, Thomas Ewing of Ohio,
lanes Simmons OF K /, CLas Alhortou Of u,
Daniel Sturgeon OF Penn, Ambrose II Sewer Of Ark,
Rufus Choate of Mass, George MrDuie Of G, AieN'r
II Everett of Mass ltohert ] Walker of Miss, Lew
Woodbury. OF y u, Arthur Blgby Of Ala, Thomts
II Benton Of Mo, Benjamin faPpau Of Ono Wuiian
Morse, John Bell OF Tenn, Amos Kendall Of y &,
Cassus VI Clay of Ky, Com " Morgan L y,
Abbot Lawrence Of Mass Mrs John Crttcudcu,
William e. Bryant John Audubon, Mrs Gen Macomb,
Mrs q Adams. Henry W Longlcllow, George w
Custs of ID c. Mrs Madison, Albert GalIatiu Of Y
Mrs James X Polk, Cave Johnson Of Tenn. Smith
Thompson u S S c., Mrs john Catron, John Catrou
u 5 5 C., Bcni Butler Of n Y, Reuben II WaIwosth
of Penn, James c. Birncy, of Michigan
q-zFor the information of those at distance, I
would mention that the price Of the Prints with dc
fi,o .o, il Frs IN r. u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
Glorious New $.

Peace COncIuded-Senator Serier resigned-So-
Ion B0riamd aPPoiMcd-Ihe French People are
Elee
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

Misunderstanding and Millinery.
Ia MRS. IL H. JOHNSON, respectfully TO
~ informs the ladies of Van Buren, and VI sss-z<
cintv that returned, and again oeIs her servI
ccs in Dress-sIakfng and Millinery at her old
stand on Phillips street.
april l5--9-f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
Notice.


VIE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned in the name of STEVENSON &
BELL, was, on the 18th March. l949, dissolved by
mutual consent all persons indebted us will please
ca at the Drug store OF Dr. K. and close
their accounts by cash note.
r. STEVENSON.
II. w. BELL.
Van Buron, April l2th, 1918. 9.
he business of STEVENSON & Boil will be contin-
ued by Dr. r. STEVENSON, who will keep constantly
hand general stock of Drugs, Medicines oils, paints,
bottles, vols jars and all other articles usua sold
by Druggists.
ECEIVED by the steamer J. T. boswell, and for
& Z, sale
100 hhds sugar,
20O sacks Rio coffee, do Java DO
30 sacks pepper, ) do aIspice, 5 do race ging or,
2oU Kegs nails. assorted sizes, 10 boxes axes,
20 bales Geor ia homespun,
% doz palm leaf hats,
10 kegs bar lead, 50 do Dupont powder,
10000 doZ spun cotton, and many other articles
suitable for the country trade.
HENRY q CUNNINGHAM.
April Is. lS4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

Il = = fom the North American OF March 18th.
cOEernor of San Luis Potosi has sent
"ner 10 the Governor of Guanaxuaia,
"e latter TO raise a military force and
!, - a With him iu the support of the Govern
S'erstaro, in the decision upon the peace
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint may be cp,a,
with certainty, and at trlng expense, by ,.l!e"
every night, AT bed time, two three OF Jay" Sug
alive Pills, and dose OF either hs 80 san
Vermifuge three times a day. ~ ,.. 'ee.a.'No er
fails cure. --'0 "N"''"0i'' TX 'tef'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

qTFor the Information of those at distance, I
would mention that the price Of the Prints, with dc
scriptive Key, is Ten Dol per copy Any order
cnc losing this amount will be puuctualy attended TO,
and the print ,arcuy boxed and forwarded according
O. direction.
Subscribers will be supplied in the order in which
their applications are received.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
TAYLOR S GPCOLLUM,
IRAPERS AND TAHORS.


AVE again opened their Tailoring establishment,
& 4 first door South OF England Il DouChertv's Ca
bInet warcroom, where they propose carrying on the
business IN It's various branches one of the firm hrv.
ing Just returned from the Eastern Cities they can
say. with mpunity, that their patrons have any
garments their line made in strict conformjt ty with
the present prevailing fashions a nd the day
Orders promptly executed. Grateful for past ivors
and sOlictous Tor continuance Of patronage, they
add :
= The warrior name
Though Peaicd and chimed ia ali tongues of fame
SOUNDS less harmonious t. the grateful mind
Than he who tgSi'0us and Improves mlnklnd.
Van Buren april 10 -y-tf
Dissolution.
He partnership heretofore eXi,tng between GEO.
". PAsCHAL u JouN 3. JGDaN Is this day dis
solved by the removal OF Mr. Paschul Caivcston,
Texas. The uncI0sed business OF the firm viii be
closed by Mr.. John OGDEN, TO whom those indebted
viii please make paymelts.
GEO w. PASCuAL.
JOHN b. OGDEN.
Van Buren, Ark, 9th April, 1913.
JOHN B. OGDEN late Of the firm Of PAscHAL & OGDEN,
will continue to reside perna nenty the old ohice
of Paschal d Ogden.
Van Buron, Ark, 9th April, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
Notice.

EEVtI person who borrowed the books from the Post
Cticc will please return them as they needed
(Presby teran Discipline and Constitution OF the U s.
and obiige the owner.
March IL, lS4S-4-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

X . l. ENSON, Druggist,
Van Buren,, Arkansas
w. II. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists.
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

n cna. aI' "01'. I'm ..ccoming bald and can't help il,
c,i'r f0-'iy Expressed by those whose Hair, dixie
80 IfIeh-J is leaving them. Now this is all a mis-.
AN, JAYNE's HAIR foNc, faithfully applied for a
week VIII preserve the Hair from falling of remove
all GIrt and dandrgt, prevent its becoming premat-
urey gray, cure eT"ptioe diseases Of the scalp and
stl more by its continued reclolho the head with
new and beautiful hair =
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
r. STEVENSON. Drurcis, r. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15
J, ANTHONY,

=. Az a .'-N
Late Anthony. Clark s. Co.
pa Broadway, New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

r. STEVENSON, Druggist.
Van Buren, Ark's,
And w. II. s. NJ. MAYERs, Druggists.
| Fort Smith. Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-15

HUST received 60 dressed dcerskins Of the finest
eb quality, and for sale by
February 10. HENRY & CUNNTNGBAN.