davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
4 EEN1GG1Eg8.
BALTINOEELOCK HOSPITAL.

BALTIMORE LOCN HOSPITAL.
x-yHEEEm may acohtaiuei ,he most speedy Remedy
~ fl Gounrthrs. elects. Stieturcs. seminal Weak
ness. Pain in the Leius. AiectioHs Of the Kidneys; $50
those peculiar Affections whicharise from a certain prac
impossible. and in the end destrcf shoth mind and body.
This remedy VIII also cure impoiency and every symp-
tom ola SECRET DlsEASE.
PHYSICAL ANp MENTAL GNnECILUTY
sa often consequent uveu ans voluntary or constitution
al excess OF The NfRli.E POWER 1.-THE human system.
A CURE wAEssNrrn Is Faos ONE 10 rwo DAYS, oE
N~OttARGF YtpF.
oaicc. No .. sor1H FRrnEa1ry STREET, on the len
hand side gong from Baltimore street, six doors from
tire corner,
Be particular in Observing ;be name on the door and
window, or sou vii mistaseibe place
EFkS. .s<fEs S@Ss'D%.
distinguished graduate from one ofihe first Colleges In
the United States, winch mas De seen by his Diploma
also. a member ofthc Royal college of Suraeous. ati III
centiste ofthe hpo5hccaries Ran, London; andtlc arca
ter part Of whosei life h8shecn spent in the first Hospi
tails IN Eurare and America. Wiz those OF Tendon, rsris
and Philadelphia, may be consulted ON all diseases, hui
( CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided aud iin7rudent votary Of pleasure
finds he has iIubihed theseeds ofthis disease, il too often
ha' pe,ts that an iu,timed Sense of shame. or dread ola
discovery, dctcrs them from Applying to those who. from
education and responsibility can alone hrfricnd him, de-
having until the constitution Al SYMPTOMS of this horrid
disease make their appearance, such a. liberated sore
throat; diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
limbs, dimuras cfsiehi. deafness, nodes on theshiu bones
and arms, biutehes an tae head. face and eStremeties.
progress err with f~riQhtfil r%apl3ity, til at last the palate
OF the mouth or the bones otthe nose fail in, and the vic
tim efthiaavfll disease becomes a horrid object OF cam
misersiioh' : IL death puts 8 period to his dreadtul suffer.
iugs, by sending him 10 THAT bourne whence no travel
Ter returns 20 such, therefore, Dir. JOHNSTON pied
ges hliseitto oiferVe the most inviolahle secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals Of In
rome and America. lie can confidently recommend 4 safe
and speedy cure To the unfortunate victim ofthis horrid
disease.
II isa melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to
who by the use efthat deadly n5ison. mercury. ruin the
constitutions, and cther send the unioI tunaie sufferer 10
an untimely grave OF make tie remainder of his life mi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

PILES. SORES, &c-The Genuine HAYS Linimeut.
is au article more justly celebrated as a cure for the
above, than Any ur all others. lis cures are almost in
Hu,aerahle, and Itis only necessary 20 let those who
know The aruce and used % With such great sueccss,
that 1t : TO h' tal trdc aud seluin OF Conslock n Co.
81 CORTLAND FL. New \ OH, sole prOprIetoTs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

wOrFTE NuIs-f superior Article of ifvir~.tor
u Nnaeglu-s Manufacture ,an hand anf fr sHc IaN at
nul J~pHNsoS's 81. Market Slt1rC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

HH# L
WV az 20
'l'os1 perfect
mans ~ 'Iele'
rr,.r4 u,,. nc w
/ t,f tn .5.f syd aao
,toaI8. ra,t+,.ttr wv.
/ D1 Gov tsvas"1r
Il. .b..rss,
tarua bo4,p mi
tr3n ,bt, e, M -
G#b,E trt.l rtt,rIiar, ~.
I.f NJ H. ,.s,ri
bpAH bakers L,.,.
COCO,
3 do Chocolate st,cts dro,
aa4. nssieN
Ic7.o oa,s.r aud w.
I...If y"
'''
af4,s II. Il, ,,,i,,o.J.
az
il a., M, -
d., "a, coz. ."..a.n, .
i,i,4rsrc 49, w.
- us,,1.uP
IN n, 1ric.n
sn
he ,se i'Ii ''i %
"a d, r,o, nn
4,
h1f naaaas 49,.
NNd
''''1"}
mo-, .ia,.a ''u o.'i'.a
rar. "'i'
10 a.
M Wv
""e'
NV 80 az,
,n ths ,o,riigs. -.
Iro astnS'' "''"
an th- r..,ie
~,
Lhisr,t,@eaJ rea'
TO- 80, ho'
-, """ S'o'
am
I
'.''
- perm ""'
- a,,'''
am Iosr an'
r,rcSssi.n nc ~" !
1911" o'i'
eo"I
10 '''" '"i S11P
IN w. g~,.,."o
~ a"u'M 40
w.
. SUPP
~ so'pi ~ eheese
~ stI"ii nng aalty 40
H"iia"u 40
IA ~ ny epPIt 90
~ W heserVe 40
vac, ooul"h taDie
~ ~
dIouha'e SOFA
~ 'oi'a't' aoiu
~ w S'ca,l .aitat
900 aus
'i 90, so"a
40 aluih' 40 copperas
Hiau9er, lnulso' loswood,
Tiia'N anu Iosih
sIiuo piusiies' assert.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

EAdsEY GROCERY.

2
rom tNe East
~ 'IHiu ana jefferson
.i 'f9ctil' &c
- ct " Nreling.
az .i'1 '''.t reasonable
- ,u' az thF
80 o''lNrfed
49, INV
''''l'S anu
trst.,
st4nr 'looh'
lel4 sEot mi '.' ''
ast I.,
H.. ''''i''"'a
.5nl ,s ,re.sr,. .,,.1.
, Ois,sbr9p8v "
Iox L,.ii
vws "''u
q a, ,,ro
r AZ n.,r
-,s.,T5
n, W
L,r,.a ' u' VI
"a,
tJo y.
~
'"''s'aiu
.
"a "'u''oiu
"i''''''"' Wy '"e
IA
,ol'l'i OH"
: ~. f'ai, p.eNie
"aa '''' tol.ia'p' Walnu'
quo .iIusiltoon SS'suP
. 9"so s..aA ana ish sauces
~ 49, p'Pi'' seuee
,l''cs "uu cdpols
"o inuld ta'Iic po"acis
#, ~
y" o"''a eleeh corn very
mug
! Genuine sa,'ad OH
Sa,'s sa!uii'sS' itesh
., ~, l'.,e VINE vinegar
''''i '''tc el"ef 40
~ ienci' jela'l'o
u' 10 CiI'liS'h
''"In ouuieo'lohaIles OF
az N'''''
~ Julai'e Fss,c
10 udtfe Us onhtii taislns
20 ayers 40 lsupetlnfJ
W. w Hui'"hha 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
Wss. EEVGkE aI&, .gsg.

GREAI BARGAINS.
WHEELING AND BELNoST BRIDGE cLOruING s19RF.
Z BEG leave to call the attention of my customers. as
al well as every body else TO my new and
STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
lust received from ea.tern cities, and bought on The hest
terms, at auction and Johbiug houses.
My stock consists of the following articles. VIZ
Supr black blue aud fancy colorod French Cloth. Cas.
simcres OF all grades and styles, Cassluets. Satin. SILK
vclvets and other NestIng, laudketchiels. fancy Sus
pelders, Gloves, Hosiery, Lambs Wool aud China silk
under shirts and Drawers.
Ready Made Clothing.
My stock OF ready made clothing is yerv large and
not SURPASSED by any other in The city, and consists at
Sup'r French cloth dress lrock Coats, Cashmere and
Cassinet pants, Nestines of ali kinds and quaIries,
Shifts, a very fine article of bleached muslin, check and
flannel.
Customer Horh.
Having received the latest New York and Philadel.
phia fashions and having engaged while easf, a superior
aud fashionable Gutter, ! am prepared to execute work
IN the neatest and most fashionable style. In
my stock is as large, my styles as good, and my pr
as chca1, as in any other establishment west of
mountains. Call and look for yourselves.
NV r,otto is: short profits for cash.
oct | g kAITEBER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

NEW FALL q WINTER GOODS.
AT TIE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second door 6ti0to the L. s. iI0tel.
VHEE NC ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
WINDOW GLASS.

T IT y . dTU -TIttT ETdss OF Az sIIes,
also a full stock Of window sashes, always ON hand and
tr sale At No l25 Main ST. sc ROBINSON.
dec IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

s-vYnp ANTs-ya've and cork uydranls az p IS
s2 frrrb prices. wsrsuiett1 work Wen, 81
u,rt gDlN~ON ,IS5. Market Sqnarc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
n GAfea ID.
EsRs. y &. AaGEd',
McORTNnY q cCNANT

r@rrfCE on Matp street,, ore d9of south q 1ugse
" Crst asHfasce. WHEELING, Va. Afi-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AH Of the JoLo'Ding articles uhich hare OBJ
tanned tmbonlded popularity, are sold By
A.. @. FAiRCHlLD, Wheeling. Va.
AN UNllQUALLED REMEDY

tanned mbohided popularity, are sold by
a.. O. F~AlRChlLD, Wheeling. Va.
AN UNl2QUALLED REMEDY
And an Ai'nanSc for ssi@ -raiis.
1st-for Colds and Feverish feelings and preventing
FcVers.
2d-For Asthma, Liver Complaint aud Bilious aftec-
lions.
d. or llarhea, Indigestion aud Loss of Appetite.
4M-For tosilNeaes, IN females and males.
1ih-tor stomach affections. Dyspepsia and Files.
lhe Great points are, Ills not bad to take, never gives
pam. ana never leaves one costiNe
foi all these things IL Is warranted unequallCd, and all
whp do not md 10 so may return the hottie and get their
money.
tbs medicines LONGLEN% GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN ~fANNNEA. fuiet description in an Alma
nae for ISIS, gratis.
HAIR TONIC.
Tothe Bald and Grey-ity uu wish rich luxuriant head
OF hair, iree from ddndruA and scurt, do not fail 10 pro
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia. In cases of had.
ness At viii moro than exceed your expectations
Many who have lost their hair for twenty years have
hcd u restored 10 its original perfection by the use of
tins taIni. Age, state et condition appears to he no oh
stacle whatever it also causes the fluid 10 How with
whlchthe delicate hair tube is filled, nv which means
thou sands (NlioSe hair was grey as the Asiaiic eagle)
have had their hair restored 10 its natural color by the
use OF this invaluable remedy. In all cases of fever ii
Will c ioundtbe most pleasant " lash that can he used.
a few applications only are necessary 10 keep the hair
from falling out. Il strengthens the roots, It never fails
to tupart a flch glossy appearance, and as q perfume
tor he toilet ii is uncquallcd. It holds three times as
much as other miscalcd hair restorativcs and is more ct
f0ctual. The Genuine manufactured only by Constock
Go, II CORTLAND s., New cork.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

FAD rne a~Ivayso1 hl7d n ll[9,'1slM 'Il'1
- notice al mc ~ JuRNsQ .. ir5 N4rAt's4f'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
sell this work. Publication Office, go Bread
acay, New York City.
CAUTION!

0G-P Persons who wish the Genuine 7r2rE. by
DR.. WessClhof. with prirafe notes added by his
own hand, can obtain i!'onty by sending directly
TO him, as he employs no Hgsais grhaiersr, and
never sells the work at INSTRUMENTATION no
boo. -Agcaf, EeIier, Pos master or BOOKSELLER.
can possibly farnish the genuine work. Beware.
therefore, Of false copies and limitations, which
may no. only be e-2ritias, but d1ngsrousi Al
inlrugemen,s OF the copyriCltarc promptly pros
eculel; and cheats viii only sell abridged or al
torcd copies. This is the only original and true
work--Uo other can BE- genuine. Send by mail
as above; it is the only sure way TO secure the
work. Thousands OF copies have been sent by
mail with nerl.cL -sHLeLr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
STATE OF ARKANSAS. I


County OF CRAWFORD.
In the CrasrfJrd Circuit CourI, al Tie Angusi irr1a
Il. IL. 1913. I2,hdayof AugEs', 4. u. loAs'
Luther c. Morrill, and JosephP. Moroan1
merchants and partners, trading and
Goi@g business together. under the :
mime. style. aud description OF Nor
n.I a. PhinrBE.
re- IhssvsrrsIT by A.Ea.u.rEr.
Hardy Dyula@.
q Nd uow on ttis day CONS The plaintiffs o3r
- I,,-zo i.rlg.7 ,eir attorney onl i1o S.'f's
having returned lhe wit ri ".-in"HNa' Ia .3..
case gon rs'. rs 20 "a evI aai'naHi' 'ha d. .'-
The sliI defendant is %, resident oI .'.- s-'s.
and The said defendant arrA 70 wholly .al.a 10 .-
pear uud plead or olhcrwIs- us'For l'. pam. .'A7
action. {. being an action OF "a "'l'lG... I'D ".'G'
dar~gcs are ItId At three hn9drn, collars. ond Iu
which the debt sworn 10 amounts IT, QUO a2a.I-t
and twenty-five dollars aHd eighty. a3. '"h.#'
l@l25 SS.) It israeIciore ordered aE IT, s'o..
here that the defendant, HErty ..avf-- .'
notified Of the pending 81 This action, ana lE..
unless be shaiI appear br'ora tlc circuit coar- %.
Crawford county. on before the third DAY oil ta'
next term thereof. at Il term Of said court ~ ''
holden NJ the C11rl-housa I'D the city oi Van a.~
rem in tho county of Cnw ford. iD Iae State o..
Arkansas on the frs, Monday iu tabun.r, A. |.
1879. and plead, answer. or onmnr So saln
plaintiffs action. Judgment will ha cnturra -raus-
ntn and his estate. now attached, sold lr a|.a..
ibc s1mo. It is also ortrrca u1t tl.7 "ra.T a'
published FOR two successive weeks in s'ma news
noror printed in this state. ,Hs last insertion To- Dr.
ot least ronI weeks before the con-n@n"'nea' "t
the next term OF tins court, 20 which terra this
case stands continued.
hro.,: A. M'LEAN, Clerk.
December ,, Isle.-to-2w. Iprs. fee 81 Is
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
ChilI-Lirth.

q VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC work, upon tho
- subject of Cessation aud Child Birth, by r. NJ.
Weissc.,ioH, NJ. D.. Ia'o OF Paris. Just published
by the author. This work contains information
upon subjects Of the highest Importance to mar
red persons. or those contemplating marriage.-
1t viii be found Of special value 10 those whose
means. health, or other circumstances do 10. per-
nit them to increase the number Of their family,
without great Inconvenience, suGoriug.o or perhaps
risk OF .;!e. 4 method Of avoiding these troubles
and dangers, at viii, IreccnNY discovered by Gel.
c5rated French physa.an) is fully communicated
in this work. so that any person nay avail him
self ofitatonre. The means cost comparatively
nothing. and are within the reach oi all. The
process is new. safa. inlaI5e. convenient, simple,
and cannot iriuro the mos. dajcate. Nor does il
curtai matrimonial privileges IN the least Cop
jos oflhis work viii he sent, In II close caveope,
at q single letter postage, 10 any parL OF 'ho In-
t5N States for 81 saut, post paid, to DIR. R. NJ.
WElsSELHOEF, Box 2II), New York City
Copyright secured. No BOOKSELLER allowed to sell
It's work.
Publication Crco. No. 25s Broad way. New
York. opposite lna PARK.
Sept. IG, l2t5.--23--.r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
lI d - Of the Snnrf.ae CoBFt.

% Of jgiges Of the Supreme Court.
~ las; the General Assembly elected
-.ofHEa e. ScoTT, and Hon. DAVID
-'ses Of he Supreme Court of Arkan-
IS well known TO our citizens as 4 sue
I,.uoner the Bar in our State, and
Southern Circuits, and more recently
zee Of Gov. Drew TO fill the vacant
~ ne legislature have now elected ham.
odmilted by all to be cminent'y
'-e d1iies Of his high station. MIR.
'-s teon n resident Of our State and
"Aere he resides. nc has acquired
! -'a rs al able advocate and Jurist.-
= ana perhaps Il quarter over;" but
IS believed that the political charac-
'.s snou.d not be the only criterion IN
c-'l judicial officers. A Judge of the
-,' residing in the West Is 4 convent
'.l lAe citizens of that portion of the
u'' 10 be deprived and we are as
n. - WHO know Judge Walkers qIaliti-
MS election will not only prove
I" Ihe west, but also TO the entire
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Feathers.

Feathers.
- ~nnLBS. FEATHERS for sale by
eE5ISy Dec. o, I5tS. WALLACE & WARD.
Notice.
THT IL be sold at public sale on Saturday the
10Th Of ID ccomber, inst. the lots in the
Graveyard Terms to be made known on the
day of sale; by order Of the Mayor and Aldermen
Of the city OF Van Buren.
j. B. OGDEN, Mayor.
y. DICKSON, Recorder.
December ;, lS48;-4l-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
r" "gnt.

r-sUE dwelling house Formerly occupied hv a..
IL MLsan, Esq. viii he rented the ensuing
yoa~ at a reasonable price. Mako immediate APP
g..r-.gn TO r.. WILCOX.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. OCT. IS,

MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. OCT. IS,
fCy-r~rted WsrEL.y
Cg,tsn-0rdna-y 3 & u . !; mlacung . a g; mid
ding flir 81 fair, a =; good lair, a i--ooa
Srglr-Lou,siana , 3 Is Havana a s !; brown, 3
L q.
Els1rsses-lG a % per gal.
T0lrcr9-2aa 4 4 @.
F0nr-55 I2t "a , &.3
FyL stsy-Ggc-Iicc ~. a -
C8Tcr-jf 7.
Sllf-sI - 1 -.
RErc-J@ q
COra-IJ 81
VAN BUEEE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton. 81 90 ! %.
Flour, per cwt., - W -
Corn, car, ~
Oats. sauicl, l0a 20
sheqf II 4 u
Corn meal, por bHshel, % Il 80
Bacon, per ib.. , a 81
Lard, . ; .
Beef, i4
Pork aona.
TJIiow, . n
Recswav. lS Il 20
Mutton, none.
Veal, : 4
Rrtter. ID Il IS
Eggs, IL 10
Chickens, per doz.. 70 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

NEW I03N, august, I545.
DE-. T. n. WErssE1HoFF-Sir The moral ef-
feet OF such Information as your worl, contains,
believe to be decidedly salutaTy.. The right OF
man 10 control the animal instincts cannot be
questioned. | think the work will be the means
Of doing much good.
Rev. 3. 2. CROWLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

y BASE SCoCNDREL.--'The Lexington alias Of
Thursday says:
ga black hearted scoundrel named Robert
BrO1Cn, recently gained the affections Of a young
lady in this neighborhood and promised to marry
her. The consent of her parents was asked and
obtained and the company invited :. but Brown
did not appear. 1t was ascerained that he had
left IN the O'Clock cars for Frankfort. Brown
IS about five feet eleven inches high. brown hair
and eyes. generally keeps his mouth open. owing
perhaps, TO his havnga large crooked front tooth
has very peculiar laugh. lie wears his beard
long on his chm. lie Is carpenter. and often
bO0stei Of having deceived several Young ladies'
We hope editors. every where. viii give the
above notice place in their papers. and thereby
put the public their guard against The yiI1ainv
OF the b.aek-hcarted wretch. who better deserves
place 10 the penitentiary than the coualenance
OF respectable community
We publish the scoundrel, and would like to
know of his coming to Arkansas. where he would.
be doomed to live in ceibacy the remainder of his
days.
Tho department, of state at Washington has IS
sued to our consuIs at foreign ports an ntercstin g
circular, Of which the following is an extract.
In places where, from the unCrequont dspar-
ure of vessels bound 10 the United States, onpor-
''-'-'-> VI o-t4'1'i Sttt.Cu LO.Il5 SStuDn occur
and where employment, on board Of American
vessels cannot be obtained, i! may be proper for
the consul in the exercise Of sound discretion, to
embrace opportunities of shipping them to an IN
termedate port where they would be likely to find
such employment. or a passage to the U. States
The consul viii, in this case, mako n specific
agreement with the master of the vessel, at the
most reasonable rate for their passage; giving TO
him draft on this department for the amou ut.
upon which /, shall be expressed that its payment
shall be upon the sole condition that there shall be
endorsed upon it certificate Of tho consul at
the port 10 which tho vessel may be found, that
the sgaman named nave arrived at his consulate
In the exercise Of this discretion. the consul will
take into consilarotoI the relative cost Of keeping
the seamen where they are and tho port to which
they can be sent, together with the expense OF
their passage to, and the probability of their OBJ
tanning employment, Al or passage home from Tie
latter, and adopt that course which n7y appear
the most economical, rs wei as conductive TO the
relief. &c. Of the sszmen.'
Uniformity Of temper is an impoFtUn. trait in
the character of an individual.
The human hoart is so constituted, that it canno,
resist ,o irTranra of EinFnoSs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

=
bHiIt, shows the white of his eyes very full when
spoken to. speaks the Creek language little, and
also the Cherokee, and is an expert runner. Had
on when he left home. a pair Of white cotton pan
falcons and also pair of gray jeans PaftaIoons,
white Jeans box coat, black silk hat, and was
barefooed.
purchased said boy, last spring from William
Drew. living in the Cherokee Nation, about four
miles from Fort Gibson, and he is doubtless aim
ing to get back to the Nation He has been Pur-
sued somo ID miles above Little Rock, and 1t has
been ascertained that he takes the bank of the RI
vcr for his guide in travelling and travels mostly
al night.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery
of said negro-Toenfy.tire Dollars, if secured in
any ihil so that get him.
JAMES SMITH.
Arkansas Post, Nov. l6, lS4S.-4l-4t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

STATE OF HENANaAS.}
Cru>uv .r Cnawraan.
N lie Cr1~fyrE Circuit Court. at lie iurus' term
4. D. 1913. I5H E.v af luras', Il. y. 1913.
Eculson Stevenson uni il.ram Bel. ate
partners iD TRADE, under the name and
style Of Stevenson 81 Bell, I0lW..HJ
as. }Assg-rs.r Ar ATTACHMENT.
james b. Walton aaI Charles I.7
SheaG,, m"-ch0u's and partners trua-
ing and doing business together. un-
der the name, firm. stE.e, aud de-
srr'n,j3n OF WALTON 81 Saralc, De-
feadan,s.
nTOW on this day came the said plaintiffs by
= Jesse Turner tIair attorney. and the Sheriff
Of Crawford county having returned tho writ Of
attachment this case. H0g est aHd IL appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the cour, That said defendants
are not residents of lbe State Of Arkansas. and
the said defendants having wholly failed 10 appear
and plead or otherwise answer the said piauIIlis
action. II is therefore ordered by the court that
,hehslid defendants be notified lhot On attochment
has been issued against -aan IN m action Of as
sumgsii. In which haw--'s are land at ono thou
sand dollars and ,aa dob, sworn % amounts 10 iae
sum of two huuGrul and t"only-uino dollars and
tlfrtv-eign. cents; and chat unless they shall op-
pear on or before the third day Of the next term
term Of this court. ut court to DO holden ut tho
courthouse in Crawford county, In the State of
Arkansas. on the frs, N0ulay in February 4.
d. 1919. aud plead, answer. or dcmur 10 Tie said
plaintiffs action. judgment viii be entered against
lboul and their estate, now attached. viii be sold
20 sotisfy ;ho same. Il is also ordered that this
order be published for Two weeks in succession in
some newspaper printed in the State Of Arkansas,
the last insertion 10 be az least four weeks before
the commencement OF the next term OF this court,
to which term this case stands continued.
A true copy from the record.
Attest: 4. M'LEAN, Clerk.
December ., fSI9.-fO-2w. PRS. fee 81 IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

II 49, .-Lz-9u
At the -os.I-0ro of Williamson Butler, on Sunday.
The 2I instant 10y n. b. Howell ESQ. Mr.. BENJAMIN
q. UANN A. OF Washington county, Ar,is u Miss
SARAH 3y rL-sG, eli this county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Gail ID If No. IG.

TETIEEE you can Gra tho hes: I.n. the bos.
work, the aanl-ana-. articles, OF the most
approved patterns, and Of every description Of ar
ticIas cons.rniy hand. ut uocsnia or retail at
prices 10 suit. tlo customers.
The subscriber hnvia- recoa1r returned from
New York with II uI supply of I'n-p.rte. of SUI
pcrIor quality manutac.gU.d entirely with his own
Aands-is desirrrs OF exhibiting % his former un-
uous and friends specimens OF his unr5rGh Z
workmanship. Of oyor. variety in bis Une-pat- -ns
himself TO try to p'aasa oH, and merit n share Of
their patronage. You wil always Gul me ham
mcglug tho tin ut Tj.
Y. IA. SIMMONS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
No. 8 Stanley Park, New York.

No. Stanley Park, New York.
DR.. WElssELHoFF-Sir The principles of
Chemistry applied to tho hints for regulating the
procreative functions, as stated in your work on
Childbirth, would satisfy any well-iuformed per.
son that the object Of That publication could be
attained with the most perfect ease, certainty, and
safety. J. l.. SULLIVAN.
Professor Of Chemistry, Nes0 University.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Y. Il. SIMMONS.

An apprentice viii be taken 20 learn the above
business. # immediate application be made. 1t
is desired tina. the anP.icau, be Sf good mopI cha
racrcr W. r. =.
Van Eurcn. December .. l5I5.-E0-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
Stop the Runaway,
'Fgav Dollars Reward.

* LEFT my plantation, near the Post
EAGD of Arkansas, about the IOLh Of Octo-
eIrA Dor last. 4 Negro boy named SAN
N\A DERS, about IS years of age, about
49, feel hgh, black compleXOn, spare
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

4 E1IT cloth, broad cloth, black and fancy cassi-
a unrrrs, icnus, sltfinets. tnCrte, Rob Roy and
gala pl.as, blanket cu-tugs, fine blu" blankets, cash
raa-ea. .plcae black b2ulgazue, white Ga.as Aln-
asa Scotch diaper, Linen towels, Linen shecnr' dl-
mask l.lrfy, rauEcrn green haZ", plaid L'nscy silk
handkerclfuGs. black Italian cravatH WOODEN gloves,
vor-lnl hose, dark rE1ms ana prints. lambs wool
.u.or-s.rs aud draws blanket. basket. mer'no and
la.ru aaE-, etc., -tc., just received and for sale
ay Nov a., rs. WALLACE s WARD.
ENIANoED pointed pens r1- sale by
J.ue ID. WALLACE s. WARD.