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The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31
POETRY.
A CAPITAL SONG.

A CAPITAL SONG. TuSE-"C Cary ms baek tO old Vryinia.'' Young Michigan, and old Kentuck, Sent out two heroes bold, Whose vaeF and whose honest worth, Was never bought nor sold; They've proved themselves from yoath 10 age, True patriots to the core, And we'll carry them to the old white house, By old Potoinae's shore. 'Gainst British force and Indian foes Ther gallant blood was shed, They fought where Harrison.
 And valiant Jackson led, At Thames. Detroit, and New Orleans, They bFaved the cannonis roar. And we'll carry them to the old white house, By old Potomac's shore. There like their mighty tutors brave. In Congress as in field, And where with fearless tengnes and pen. on prove oar countFy's shield; Cas- proved our right to Oregon, Clean up 10 5a; And we'llcarFy him 10 the old white house, By fair Potomac's shore. Brave Butler made the tory whigs, Hand back great Jackson's fine, He proved the black scheme of M'Lcod, Who burnt the Caroline; In the foried streets of Monterey, He shed a hero's gore. And we'll carry him to the old white house, By old Potcmac's shore. When two such noble heroes lead The Democratic van, Democracy lifts up her voice,
 And cries Beat them who can" Thus doubly armed theY re bound 10 win, As they did in 4i:-- We'll carry them to the old white house, By old Potomac's shore, And we'll carry them to the old white house, By fair Potonlac's shore.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31

Toe wings admit that Geo Taylor Cns.lss- ton letter is genuine. At first they pronoa nsed il forgery One wing paper called it t"naadfla tSass |" The New York Express said of ss: .rhe whig must te gfssa, rsrg gress. who can nos be caught by such Loeofece foTgeFies"
 "Ssea aoAiaet as llaese federslists have He bss scarcely written letter that Of bis friends hays not pronounced . "iocefece fergery .'' NasA riiis Lases.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31

To sskE Hsaz L.s PrarhrssIIs -StfTHs wsis lay sGgs perfetass fl ttsated n the foiieeiDg neF: Keep 50 reesteF, give the heBs se.y ssa@ii pe,tioB of tFrsh meat. ssy hnf an esaee day ts each hea, darisg the wiHter, fsass tse ta~ -ects disappear t,e fa til they sleas sga1s ia the spring Never alie~ any eggx te ssrnsIa ia the
 nest fer whst k eg5.d asss eggs. Nhes sis~ fses- isfs ao Hos wsih the hsass aad as Hsst exEs are tef ia tue Bess abs besa VI A act eea@e ieging after ths production ef twsse sf 6tssen eesss ~ they always dc when esfssx aad pess seEs sfs sle~ed, bas eostinas sayiag perp~isasIy Ms heas
 iay sH sinier. ssd saeh frsaa sessnfy e ess hNa. dsed eggs tn sueca4gseH.. M the skess Fz4a uss
 generally Esale~sd. eegs wes11s he jsst ss a*4lfsi
 ia wsa.es e ss sssassf, The oasy rsesas wA1 heas
 do net ssy al wiafss ss fsefy sa sa assnaef v shs
 wass of asisnsi food. whseA t~f gst IA saeeher ss aarBssasc4 sa ns fstn ef is>ext< kskp fs1 sevssas wsssera redses4 any sbefy " PrMisi<s ssd srsyra tfs ,easse eexfee efnsss. = Psr& Geef<<y
 More. Te sievf ksis eeas~s fs our eit1tae. \ n hs seesssasy ts presest shea im Nis4efty sn snssrrsssaa room. ., ss1@ee ef bsse9 l4zariasx, well lrxhss5, and ss ~axfh nsef. wi<As PfeNss ef rrsssi sad ss~. Asspsi fssd h hthe <yeAaest Aesst ef saa1iag keas ss l4y esnstsatiyg H8Y Nelaket
 sss.a. ss ssiIsd EfsPe isvsx, and s1sk v esy ktsd
 vii 4pssrs. wltA fIse sxssPs'se II sz1 tsHf&
 ee. sszEAssas nasls slse sen sn isv ef fs@n Izz los, is uzsAsna ss%eehss MIsslsstFrf sa ] shs nsasssIssss nsansHess, Cas- %pd tsss%s {
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31

4 Maryland paper says that sirs. Sarah Campbell recently obtained versics ia keat county caars, of $iS0a damages, from Samssl RiBggrsd. fsf . bsssch ef Propaise of nzTiisgs. 5ha axsia wss about 7s years old The levs-isttsss sesd to the esse were particularly smatoyy sad very snsasiag
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31

All ,,an.fing advertisements viii be charged at the s,., mentioned rates, unless a contract Dc made wb,u Jeff for insertiOn and must be paid for in sd- No DerSon will be announced for any office, either .tv State, or county, without the advance pay men, of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise menis, and payment required In advance.
 No ,ob viii hereafter be delivered to any person win whom we have no regular dealings, until paid fof
 All advertisements must be marked with the mum her of insertions desired, otherwise they will bc contnved until forbid. and charged accordingly TTNe variation will be made from the above rates Single number of the paper, l2l cents.
 All letters must be post paid, or they will not re- eeive any attention
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31

HcEaT. -''A Ae'hing can be done we'll" says Dr Kitchener. ''thai n done in barry Except catching aeas, " adds the London Punch
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31
-urARkANSAs BAN N E R PUBLISHED WEEKLY, uvREARDON & GARRETT, vwo pol,ars and Tifty Gents rear
 Advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

TERMS OF ApVEH
 sauars of 10 lines, or less tirst inssrtion' f@ ,r. and rrFrr CENTS for each continuance 'H m Huss and not exceeding IS, to be charged --o'el and half-oyer IS, and not exceeding 2, ,r, seusres-and in that proportion for lon g-sn advertisements to be paid for in advance, -..,,sut assumed by some responsible person. wgso an individual account, at the above rates, .on",. to $50 and under $i0O, in ono year. a dis anOSIr ~. or 9s per cent will be made; and when is n,.,s eoaS ,o SiO0 or upwards in the same period, S;.raupt of 3311 per cent will oe made. NO de- sS.,s. Gs however. will be made, if payment be de- e.S eassS ,l,rr the year shall have expired; nor will s.Saetion be made ou legal advertisements, re- ..y;.aJ by law to be published.
 coNTRAcT BY THE YEAR: Ns, .,c,edng 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20 wv a0 C J0
 :, 69 " <" 50
 An advertisements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, M o, e0 lines, as the case may be, subject to the s.,,r.s and discounts frst mentioned; and no con ..,s ., Ihese rates for less term than year. No s.Ir,ion for occasional omissions; and all contracts Sy th. year to be paid ill advance
 STANDING oVERTIsEM ENT ST r, m linss or Iess,) each additional ! 3 nonihs,( s6 square, $4
 a s 10
 {. l9 Is ft l2
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NEW N 0Rk

ELIMINATION Of the doctrine of the Resur Ij recuoa, and other subjects herewith connec- t.d by the Rev Charles P Turrentlne, lais Of the Tennessee, and now of the Arkansas Conference, C, South
 The above will contain 100 pages, g mo.-Prce tl,Se
 Persons wishing 10 obtain a copy of the first >i'ioa, Sl do well. 10 forward their names 10 the aa'ho' a, Little Rock, or give them to any of the insmbe1s Of the Arkansas Conference, of the NJ. F. (, South.
 Lit'le Rock, Jane 10. ISIS 40--iE
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31

The Fee. JoEraat ssys of the neS whig commit tee room, that there .thn whig fires 10 De kept bsssing until stfsT the election oi "Oad Z&ck.' IT SO, they will bs as long in geSS os as wsrs tbe yes tai fires cf yers. and any viFgta wbig whc has the oii contract will hsveea prcstable leh ei it
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31

Fssl 5eaEAfaaa nasi4 tbe son sn l1eI q lssn xNEs lo,. . ussAsns sIssseisss sn tIssiisrrs ss fx=s< shs nxasszzslss nss,,Eess Cas- 4pd ketI<s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

destructive Are occurred vt Pesn Yam, Yates eoun
ty, on ths 10Th inst tho o,s by which said TO have
been $40 The property burnt was m stly insured
but the buidngs In the centre OF the village, IL
said that the former occupants will be obliged to await
the crecd Of before they obtain suitable
stands for their business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

ELoPEMENT IN WoRcEsrER-A BOLD VILLAIN
ARRESTED The Worcester Telegraph says
Gideon Vinsn, young man Of ~ years of haipg
IRON Providence engaged himself to Mr. Van Alstp In
worcester, as a daguerrsotypst and during six DAYS
service 10 that calling, he ntruded himself upon the
notice Of young and inexperienced girl the daughter
rsspecta cirizcp, who had occasion to vit tho
daguerrean establishment ia which he was engaged
BY bis very as5iduous attentions be far the
feelings and sympe HES of the girl to frequent
interviews, many OF which candestin- until his
plausible representations from her engagement
The parents of the deceived girl rsmonsrated plead
threatened, but to purpose Vinal represented him
felf unmarried with promising prospects, aud
with the concummate art of end persuaded his victim
TO elope According " Saturday evening, the parties
lett Worcester in the boGt train for New York their
arrival at Norwich they stopped to pass the Sabbath aud
Vinall, who had been expecting bundle OF clothing
from Providence message By telegraph Mr. Als,in
forward it to him at Norwich by the first train
Monday IN ,rnipg. The bundle was received by Mr. A.
Sunday, who, finding that Vnsll had taken the girl
with him, and suspectug that all was not right,
tured to open the bundle which contained unseaed
note from the real Hrs. Vnsll Mr.. AlstiA at
took to the woud.be, If not real biga
mist, and enquiry ascerained from Providence
that Vnal actually had wife and child The fact
chen communicated to the father of tho girl who sent
teegraphc despatch 10 Norwich directing the arrest Of
the scoundrel, which was promptly done. Mr.. Vinsll
stands chance to "catch IL F"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24
Sporting Intelligence.

NATcsrTocHEs JOCKEY CLus RACES Wednesday,
March Purse 500, mile heats.
-: Wells oh f. by Glencoe, out Of Fsndanso :,
j. Lao.rs q. M:toarsj b 9. Fr,d Kaye, by Grey
Essle, dam BY Moses o.. .,....';.;;... 2
A Lecomto K Co g Oh I. Mary Bowen, by imp.
Lsviathan, dem by Stockholdsr-4y o....... 3
Time, I:5i-1:53.
THURSDAY, Mach 2--Jockcy Club Purse, $10O-tSo
mile heats.
A Laesmte & Co Is CHI m Isee Turner, by imp.
Leviathan, dam by Stockholder-5y o. | J
Wells & Carnsps oh I. Sauve Ia Mise, by Glen
coe, out Of Arronetta by Bertrand-3 y.o... l
Time, 4l5-4:43- 4:07.
FRIDAY, March 3-Jockey Club Purse, sseo-three
mile heats.
A Lacomte & Co q CHI. o. Galletin, by
Wagner, dam by imp. Levisthsn-
SAME DAr-sscond Race. --Proprietor's Purse, sloO,
entrance sdded-mile heats
Metcafs &. Fred Ksye-6 y o.. l
I. j. Wells CHI Lincoln, by imp Levisthan, out
a Lsoomts Co ,: Oh h Boston, jr by Boston,
out OF A'''An'' rim: $50. 81.
MoSDAr, March 6-Purse s., best three in five
mile heats.
}. Lae.rs q. MetOslr0 b g. Fred Kaye, :,
by Grey Eaels dam by Moses % y.o... l
7. ]. Wells (St Ann rrudhomme's) CHI f.
ssuve Ia Mise, by Glencoe, dam by Ber-
III Time, a:ci .i::si.li.5s-i:5
TRoTrINe ON THE MArARiE COURSE, NEw ORLEANS.
-sAruRpAv, March IL, lsis Purse, SIS entrance,
t-n per cent sdded--two mile heats in harness.
G wm m rrs Arab sr r..;sr
Samuel Z. Reeds Oh. g John. .......... dis.
Time, 6:025:54.
GRsAr SHOOTING MATcH.--There has been consider
able excitement In the sporting circles for several days
past in regard to the great Shooting Watch between The
Louisville and Cincinnati cubs-the former having
given challenge The trial took place yesterday after
noon, at Rose Cottage in Louisville, and the following
is the result -:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

Total Tor Louisville, q Total Tor GIN. C1ub IT
The shooting upon ths wing, aud each individual
had ten shots Although Cincinnati beaten, one OF
Cincinnati's men, (Ringgod) stands No. among the
shooters. Gin Com. March l7h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

The packet boats have commenced their regular rll'
between Harrisburg aud Pttsburg and alo 40 the sus'
ouch anna division and West Branch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

MYSTERIOUS AND HEAVY ROBBERY "A bag,
containing two hundred and seventy-one doub.
looms, was stolen on Tuesd y, 9th inst, from
thu City Bank under the following circumstances A
relative OF the Cashier who had just arrived from Nsx
CO, brought 1t TO the bank the previous day, for sale
Keeping and hs Cashier laid tbs beg upon the top OF
the iron chest in his private vault which opens upon
pss'ageway door of which leads into the banking
room, behind the counters another eds door, into
Cashiers room. and third opening into the yard
When the Cashier opened the vault the following
log the bag vas still thsre but when the called
tor 1t at IL O'Clock 1t had disappeared The Cashier
during that interval had never left his ROOM except
merely 10 pass for few minutes into the ban ROOM
through the door which communicates bet two
and the party who had committed the robbery could
ony have reached the street either through the Cash
ers room or through the passage way leading behind
tho counters, ard of course in the mds of the te.rs
and clerks of the bank is impossible he could have
obtained ingress by the yard the latter
uo5 only email and evsIy part of IL under constant
from tho windows of tins cashiers but IL be-
Gides surrounded all sides, by blank wall twenty
five or thirty feet high N o Com Bal 10Th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24
VERY INTERESTING and VERY CURIOUS
TIL CORRESPONDENCE
BETWEEN The
SECRETARY OF WAR
GENERALS SCOTT AND TAYLOR,
AND BETWEEN
GENERAL SCOTT and MIR. TRIST.
GENERAL SCOTT and MIR. TRIST.
THE MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

THE MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
TO the House Of Representation
l transmit herewith reports from thu Secretary Of
STATE and the Secretary Of wsr, with tho accompany
ing in compliance with the resolution OF the
House of Representatives, of the 7th February lsaS
requesting the President to communicate to that House
copies all correspondence between the Secretary OF
War aud Major General Scott aud between the Secre-
tary of War nnd Msjor General Taylor, and between
Msjor General Scott and Trist, late commissioner
Of the United States to Mexico and between the latter
end the Secretary Of State, which has rot heretofore
been published snd the publication Of which may not
be incompatible with the public interest," 49,,
WAsHISGroN, March 30, ls4s
To THE PRrsIpESr THE UsIrED STATES:
The Secretary of State to whom was referred that part
of the resolution of the House of Representatives OF the
seventh ultmo requesting the resden to communicate
that House copies OF all correspondence between
Major General Scott and ". p Trst late commissioner
of the United States in Mexico and between the latter
and the Secretary Of State which has not her tofore
be Incompatible with the public interest," has the honor
to lay before the President the accompanying papers,
and report that they comprise all the correspondence
between General Scott and Mr. Trist and between the
latter and this department relating thereto ON record or
on file in the department.
All which Is respectfully submitted.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, March 20 ls4s.
LIST OF PAPERS.
Mr.. Trst to Mr. Buchanan, May ls47 (extrsct)
Toe same to the same May 81, lS47.
General Scott to Mr. Tri.t' May lsa7;
Mr. Irst TO General Scott, May 20, ls47.
The same to the same, May 9, lS47
The same to Mr. Buchanan, June 8, ls47, (extract)
This same to the same, juno 49, ls47, (extract)
Mr. Buchanan to Mr.. Trist, June H. l947, (extract)
The same to the same, July Is, ls47, (extract)
Mr.. Trist to Mr. Buchanan July 49, ls47, (extract)
mfr. Trist to Mr.. Buchanan.
Extractl
VERA CRUZ, Friday Night, May 7, ls47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

A BRrrIsH OUTRAGE OVER THE AMERICAN
BORDER The ST. Laurence Mercury gives the
following particulars OF outrage which occurred a
fs~ days since American SOIL and within the limits
Of that county A man stranger of gentlsmauly ad-
dress and eppe arance was hunted into Hopkinton vii
lsge last Wednesday by riotous collection OF people
lie defended himself from actual assault by threat
cnpg the mob with pistols and arriving the midst
of this most public street be stopped and demanded the
protection OF the law its executive officers against
his pursuers who he alleged seeking to kidnap
hurry him the line Canada without warrant or
any legal process whatever. And although he thus man.
Tested his Willingness submit TO legal authority and
declared his innocence eli any crime worthy of death
OF bonds" he was basoly shot-shot down in the
street like wild beast, In open day and In full view OF
Of citizens, who should have protected him with
their lives. Nor this al-afer receiving the shot,
and while lying upon the ground weltering in blood he
pouncsd upon by his cowardy opponents and throt
tied and cruelty beaten, and II until after tho
rival on the ground OF the respectable and worthy Dr.
Sprasue that the wounded man could be released from
their hands After carrying him into tavern and lay
ing him bruised aud bloody upon bed, his wound
examined 1t found that his right knee was dread
fully mangled and that in all probability alputstion OF
rst time inquiries made to what crime THIS man
had been gully Of committing, and 1t was learned with
astonishment that he owed some Montreal merchants
and brokers more than he could pay
sIs IL. SMITH has parcelled out British kafraria
into counties named after the counties OF England as
Middesex, Bedfordshire, Lincolnshire &c The Rev.
Cslderwood has boon appointed Civil Commissioner
OF the Division Of Victoria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

concede armstice, he would, doubt, demand the
military guaranty Of my signature for his safety
Should you. under the exposition of circumstances
have given veit the movable of this
my shall receive you with the respect due to Juno.
touary OF my government but whether you would find
me here, at Perote Puebla elsewhere, depends on
events chaDgable at every moment.
The sealed despatch from the Department of State
suppose you to desire to hold until your arrival or
until shall hear farther from you.
Ireman, sir respectfully, your obedient servant
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Mp TR.r, Esq, So, &c., SO.
Mfr. Tiist to Major General Scott
Enclosure In No. Al
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08
MY OWN CASE

"Necessity is tie mother Of intentions"
Insihe year 1884, was afflicted with th'
Piles, brought on by The liver complaint, and
sedaniary habits, as ! al that lime was learn.
ing the jewelry business in the city of New
York. The disease soon became so painful
that | was forced 10 leave lhe shop for my
bed, went home, (my parents then living
in Brooklin, L. ~ and employed our faml,
physician, DR.. R., whose standing as skill
ful practitioner, is unsurpassed il equalled il
thai city. My case, was, internal, and | hlct
profnsely. Dr.. r. advised me, 70 be laker
TO the country, TO abstain from eating hearty
food, and to take magnesia, a table spoonful
three times day; ] accordingly went witt
my mother 10 Norwalk, Connecticut, where
we spent three weeks, following the Doc
tors mos, excellent advice. bui wilh no ben.
eft, when we returned TO Brooklyn, ] iher
commenced a series Of experiments on my
self; bought linimenls and eleciuaiies
which were were highly recommeuded, and
used them, my disease growing worse,
possible, from the irritation they Produced
| then procured from my old medical library,
works treating upon The disease, read them
and after learning its nature, commenced The
preparation Of an ointment for myself; and
after various trials found my self improving
| continued its use faithfully, nsing magnesa
and oil TO keep my bowels regular. for about
month, when | was perfectly cured, aud
have not had an attack since. Ofcourse my
curiosity was highly excited nkuow whether
it would prove eflicacious on others.
made some, and when any persons became
afflicted, gave them some; and TO my sur
prise, il produced cure in every instance
Mr.. Garfield was the man with whom work
ed when was afi c,ed, and knowing how
bad was, and Thai | was cured by some
thing, applied 10 me TO know what had pr
duced my cure; gave him some, and his
certificate tells The rest. continued 10 give
il away 10 many, who would use il, and with
like results, as the certificates Of the Hon.
James WATSON Riley, and S., c., Cotfiubury.
shuw, and in the fall oflS43, j, cured The
Hon. Jacob Brinkerhof. M. c., of Ohio, who
urged me strongly to offer il to the affl cted--
saying, 10 use his own language, q, is a
public blessing" and suggested the idea Of
getting paten' for 1t to plolecI the afflicted
from. imposition by counierfels-- and
kindly offering his services iG taking on my
application, which accepted; and having
tried The ointment in so many cases with
perfect success during the las, ten years. |
believed il my duty 10 offef il toahe afflicted
not as cure all, but with the utmost con
fid, nee that il will not fail 10 cure fl,e Piles
in all its forms, and thus alleviate much of
human suffering. .sstl feG h~
CAUTION.--The genuine "RlLEY'S
OlNTMENT," is manufactured with. grea
care expressly for the Piles, put up in sials
made for the purpose, letiered and stamped
with all engraved seal, with 'Rdpy's ONT
ment for the Plies Patented Jan. e44;n
stamped upon'he cork.
DAVIS g. WILMER. Columbus, 0.
General Agents, to whom all orders should
be addressed
For Sale by Fl. G. LEE, Knlida. $40
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08

Prcpnred entirely from the rootof GINSENG, and war
ranted to contain no preparation Cf Animony Mercury
or Opium. ...
by hundreds in snte who testify tat has raised
Them from the Brink of The Craze! Ia.
after they nnd their friends had long eeRsed TO fopt Az
Agent writes- msdcine is doing wonders IN Gu!
nepl,s orI ooJ as 0rt time have had IT, -Four OF
my .ghbors whose certificates send you, dnsc their
'F '-.f Lite's Sdlr0tioh TO it!
Send on fresh suppyt fast driving out the old remc'
dies-the low prize ut which you put it, sH
ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
is a consideration of THESE hard times"
The action OF the GINSENG PASAoEA differs from that OF
av or er preparation offered for the class OF
Instead OF quieng the Bronchial irritation fy
properties. und thus rendering tie lungs in
sensible the irritation OF the disease which 10 tut Inst
eung the Patient 10 the Tomb! IL 81 .,..
,., Remorss The Irritation, rr,.I
y its specific notion on lungs and restores the sufferer
Hare you Cough?
R..olect couah is hut tie spnnl Of approaching Con
snnntior Reject In suh tile Opium mixtures. offer
ed as specifics as yos nortd Potion! ly yr:fsts
Ask uour Physician-H He riU teH you so.
Are yon dragging out living death with that worst Of
moladics, .ra t#af.Fgt 4GtG ,F.df
& aals ,BRONClIlEISf ,.sa
'n Avoid lh, Opium Nos'runs
yon, ea.s cnro be ho been cured
--pERataN,FN21Y CURED--6y This preparation!
Even i oup' Consumption he preying on your vitas,
will It's serpent teeth. ~
~ THERE, is YET HOPE!
TIE experience of dozens sd! 10 you-Tasrsis MORE
Than HOPE.
Tty he GiNslNG. The price at which
We pm il, places Il within ihe reach OF NIL.
DaYJs e. WILMER, Columbus, General agents for
15;o TO w,ion, all orders Should be addressed
Sold by II. q. LEE, Kalda. ? *iHai aa (
Dec. 20, 'l847. ta 81 HI'N ~ ~ 1856 'l
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08
X ALID A HI o T E L.
LANES IL. VAIL

tIea, Y & AS taken the we'll known ant
E,iiI 4 Il commodous Tavern Stand fern
NII crly occupied by T. R. Mcclure
Th House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation of the travelling community.
]. II. V. feels confident that those who favol
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those Of any
House in this part, Ohio. Hislable will be wei
furnished with the hest the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the tines He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08
.RlLEY's PATENT oINTMENT.
FOR THE
FUK THE
p / l. T. s..

have received very many certificates and
testimonials as 10 the cfficncy ofmy ointment,
only a few of which can be inserted Tor wan
ofspace. ] will first give statcmem Of lis
discovery. and cure of /, tr.fU