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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
From the american and National Thcatcrs, N. 0.

4 magnificent establishment will visit Van Buren,
for two days On'y,
~, SATORDAY Y and MONDAY, July LIST and Sd.
Inc bTIliIant fame acquired by the artists who COM
pose ths unrvalcd troupe has been equaIed by
any other performers in the world. In every
IN Europe as In every section of the United States
ey stand pre- eminent all other members of tn cir
profession Ihe names of LeUi North S. p. Stckucy,
j. BucEtey, Hirpier, the heAys, Rochford and host
Oh oiherS OF the members of this company ha We long
oGcn cassed the first stars of the equestrian rmamen
me beautiful and accnmp plish ed Miss RIOS ALINE
. oIIChNE4, pronounced by the united voice of the
press as uncqualcd in grace, elegance and eminioe
skIii and daring and the yonng ELOUISE, the pride
Oh lhc arena viii likewise eIectry the beholders with
their dazzling pcrformlnccs
lhe m1gn hcent stud of Arabian stcods have been
selected without regard expense from all parts OF
the World and IN symmetry, beauty, and almost hu-
man sagacity exceed any thing before presented
TO the fuDIc. magnificent Band Of the first Musi-
clans ol the day IS attached to the establishments
Proprietor and Manager, s. II. Suckney Rinr Mas
ter, r. Carson, Clown, w. W1rrU whose reputation
ior original wit, any whose quaint humour, has pJac.
ea nun at the very pinnacle OF fame. The afternoons
performance Will commence at 3 clock 7. NJ. Eve
nings at P. NJ. Tickets IS cents Children and Ser
wants half price
The Company will perform at Ozark, Thursday
June the goth. At DR.. Williams, the 29th, and at
Forth Smith July the 4th and 5lh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
New WORK.

EHXAMINATlON Of the doctrine Of the Re-
"a surrecton, and other subjects herewith con-
nccted by the Rev. Charles p Turrentine, late Of
the Tennessee, and now OF the Arkansas Confe-
renee, NJ, T.. C., South.
The above will contain 400 pages, mo-
Price s so.
Persons wishing TO obtain copy of the first
edition, will do well forward their names to the
author at Lit..e Rock, or give them TO any Of the
members Of the Arkansas Conference, of the NJ.
l.. c., South.
Little Rock June 10, 1S4S.-l6-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
New Books.

4 AtAIObS Of France, McItush's book Of Indians.
~ Washington and his Generals, I HERS history Of
the Consulate and Empire Of Napoleon life of General
Tavlor, Gruer al Taylor and staff, General Scott and
Staff, Downings history of Romanism, Pictorial his.
tory of the United States, Neas history of the Puri-
tas, Prescott conquest Of Mexico, illustrated Poets,
Bibles, Testamcnts etc, together with general
sortmcnt Of Miscellaneous and School Books and Sta
tonery, lately received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Earlc Block, Juno ., 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

WoRMs! Wor1Is WoR71s To ror,oro ,ro.o
| Troublesome and dangerous inhabitants Of the
s'o'ilach and bowels, which so often impair the
nedith and destroy the lives of children. use
'oyne's Tonic Vermifugc, certain and sa fe pre-
P"'"uoh tor the removal of the va rious kinds of
worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach. want or on,,o,i,e
HiantlIe fever and ague, and debility of The sto.
H'ach and bowels and organs of digestion. II is
without exception one of the most valuable prepa.
raiionS In the world.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

HEAR DR. HIGBY's OpIYIoY.-Dr. TI;rb,,
9i""aukie, W. T.. Nov, lS45, writes to Dr..
S5"yhe' and says: Your Carminative BaIsam. Hair
nye' ana Hair Tonic, all go well. and the Basam
goes Hneiy. 1t has saved many lives this season.
! had to get twice supplied from New York in
september last. shall want of you at least 900
Jo.''es' nave on sale, and have tried many of
the "crack articles for this Billions Dior5o,,
winch we are subject to and of all YOURS is in
valuable. could get s. per bottle for it, if it
could not be had for less and any quantity of GER
uHcates OF The strongest kind. These Diahrnas
are the worst diseases we have here, and YOUR
baisarn IS the one thing that cures them.
sold on agency by ~
Il STEVENSON, Druggist
Van Buren,, Arkansas
w. H. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
W. Fort Smith, Arkansas
here may be had Jayn's Ague Pills, which ne
yer fali to cure Fever aud Ague.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
Cheaper than Ever.
IndeDcndencc Rarhncnc.

FE7UERE will be a Barbocoo and Ball nt the
X residence Of Samuel Thdiips, on the Little
Rock road, six miles from Van Burcn, on Tues.
day the 4th July next. To commence at A.
H., and to wind up at night with a bail. Excel
lent music IS engaged; and other preparations
have been made to secure general attendance.
The patriotic citizens Of Crawford county are re-.
sPectfuIIy invited to attend.
Ambulance gentlemen, 50 cents each. A
gentleman and lady, 70 cents Good order will
be preserved.
June 10Th, lSiS-l7-tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
Ladies' Fair.

Ladies' Fair.
fEIHE Ladies' of Van Buren will give fair for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian Church, on
the 4ih of July. n great variety of fancy and
useful articles will be offered for sale. A dinner
viii also be given. The fair will be in the Music
Saloon, and the dinner in the room formerly oc-
cupicd by ID. &. Williams as n sto' ROOM in the
samo block Of buildings. Tickets for dinner -
cents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
Dr.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
r. STEVENSON, Drugrist.
Van Buren, Arkansas
And w. II. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
nl2 Fort Smith, hrkansas
READ IT IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. AND COM.
MENTS ARE UNNECESSARY
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2Sth, 1915.

n
PHILADELPHIA, May 2Sth, 1915
Dr. Joyne-Dear Sir:-I feel bound to the af
Hlcted to give publicity to the extraordinary er
iccts Of your valuable medicine.
nave suffered for several years past with the
Liver Complaint, ard The train of which follow
"A complete Prosiralion OF the systcm--so that
1t was With great difficulty I could wallx and ,t
times was confined to my room. 70 add TO NV
misery, Scroluious affection appeared in r,y,
throat, with rheumatism in my arms so TIM, /
could not raise nay right arm to my head. In the
hottest weather my feet and hands would ocbo
win me cod' ana peFspr0tion had almost ceased
noW became afflicted with dry hoarso cougb
"nu gave up all hopes OF ever getting well. ! had
night sweats and got little or no saep with frioht
ini dreams and morbid headache / seemed 70 bo
bordering on Insanity. and was denied all Study
or mental exercise. could not read a small M r
graph IN n newspaper wiIhou; n great diilicpltv.
had great soreness in my stomach which caus.
ed II 10 swell so much that | was unable IN lie
down. or even reciine, but had to be propped up
in n chair. -
had the advice Of somo eminent physicians.
ana Iried nearly ol the remedies used in such en-
ses' but continued to grow worse, and it apnearc1
as though Il speedy dissolution was taking place.
now heard Of your medicines. and determined
TO try your SonaIye Pills, and 10 my surprise the
soreness leiI mo, so that ! could walk about tho
mousse. / continued 10 Improve from that time
Shortly after my wife called at your store. and
ooIalncd a bottle of your Alternative.
After taking which and the Pills for throo
weeks, there was decided change for the better.
so that when | called upon you YOU said that |
would get well, and that your Alternative would
cure me efNctualy. With no hopes however. of
getting well. still continued taking YOUR Atern
tive, until | had taken the fourth bottle, when
there was a sudden change in my whole system.
as though had got rid of some great burthcn.
and | could draw my breath as usual. Nv nerves
gradually became strong, and my appetite return.
cd.
II has been about four months since | con,
mcnccd taking your medicines and AT this timo
nearly every vestge Of disease is eradca,cd from
my system. am active, and nearly MS stron,.
rs al any period Of my life. ! have now ,rained
mnc pounds IN two months.
have good reason believe tina ( tho use NJ
your valuable medicine, by the Blessing of God
has saved me from premature grave
JOSEPH BARBER
Poplar between Seventh aud Eighth Streets.
Philadelphia.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, PHILADELPHIA, and
sold on agency by
r. STEVENGON, Druggist
Van Buren,, Arkansas
| nI7 Fcrt snit6N AStr,,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
MARKETS.
~ = = - - = -
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE

NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 5.
Corrected Weekig1
Cott0n-Ordnary ) Il 81; middling 81 a So: mid
and fine, nominal.
Il 81 2' 'i0"h' /
Molasses-i2 a 20 per gal
IobaccO-2a 4 c.
Fl0ur-SI 80 d ) 25.
Whishcy-Rectifed Is I6
Cofee-64 7.
SaH-SI 20 a l 50.
Pice-38 Z.
C0rH-3i a 30,
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, s % so.
flour per cwt', 81 S74 , 90
C"rh' ear IL 10
CtLs, sheiied, I25
sheal' ID l5
Corn meal, per bushel, 30 a 25
Bacon, per lb., 3a3I
Lard, IA &
Beef, II
Pork none.
Talow, sac
BeeswaX, 30 %
Mutton, none
Veal, 3a
Butter, SAG
Eggs, GA s
Chickens. per doz., 67!-Sl %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
4 Good Hand Wanted

ME undersigned will give Five Hundred Dollars
: for the services Of good hand one year, merely
to attend to his business; and 500 90, be
sides, to let other mems alone For urther par
ticuiars cal at nay Office in Kinderhook, Albemarc
county, Arkansas. f. r IBBERVILLE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
EVERYBODY PRAISES JAYNE's HAIR

n E-h1 bOD1 PRAISES JAMES HAIR
iONlC.-And tor the best reason in tho world
because 1t IS the only hope that the bald-headed
IN IN nave OF once more regoining the full flowing
locks of hair, with which nature adorned tboir
neads In youth, which it does to the admiration of
an VINO use 1t as directed. Try it. all of YOU
VINO need more or handsomer hair. Its the yerv
thing for you.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
NAUTLUS LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Principal office No. Gs wall street.
4. Nj. MERCHANT. President
r. b. COLEMAN. Vice President.
ERASMUS BUSHNELL. Solicitor.

a. Nj. MERCHANT. President
r. Is. COLEMAN, Vice President.
ORASMUS BUSHNELL, Solicitor.
PLlNI FREEMAN, AcIuqry.
gHFHlS COMPANY has just closed it's third
years operations and published its Third
AHn"dt hePort, from which it will be seen that
the business for the last year has been not less
prosperous than the two proceeding. The Board
have again declared the usual dividend of 50 per
cent profits for the last year, for which scrip cor
uhcaies are deliverable, bearing an interest Of six
per cent. on demand. Thus, in three years. so
per cent. on the amount of premiums received,
have been annually returned 10 the assured.
During the past year ending april 10, 1918
796 new policies have been issued, the premiums
for the year. amounted TO S7l,G76 Go. It's ac-
cumulated Fund of more than 5 lbs, 900 is secure
iy invested according to law, afIording the most
ample indemnity to the assured.
Policy holders, whether they continue for
HE. or Tor short terms," receive their pro rata
profits.
The premiums for Life Policies, if exceeding
$50, may be paid 60 per cent. in cash, and note
without guarantee, for 40 per cent. thereof with
interest al per cent: or in cash annually semi
annually or quarterly. by adding interest on de-
ferred payments. All premiums for periods short
Of life must be puid in cash. Should the pnrly
survive 10 make thirteen annual payments. leav-
ing the dividends TO accumulate it is supposed the
policy will be fully paid for, and the accumulation
ultimately added the policy. It IS believed that
10 company doing business in this city, whether
foreign, or from the neghborng states, offers so
great facilities, with equal security. The charter
IS from the State Of New York and The securi-
lies under the strict inspection of the Comptroller
Of the State.
Pamphlets illustrating the principles Of life In
Surance, Forms Of Application, and other Blanks,
may be had at tho principal office, or of any of
lis agents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
Notice.

T 7UE dersigned will commence pm wing TO tho
a CheTok ces, at the Cherokee Agency, Monday
the 26th day of June, inst some S620OO to wit. thr
Sd and fth quarters Of S Ito Mechanics and others
about 81 900 to the Treasurer of the Nation SAB,
600; the Treaty party and all ohers who entitled
TO the above annuity requested to attend at the
time and place above mentioned.
Il. c. 5 BROWN,
June 10, lS45.-l7-tf. Cherokee Agent
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
Benton CjrcuiL Court, Nay term. 1913.
George Herndon, Plaintiff, }
rs. In AssUHPslT.


George Herndon, Plaintiff, ,,
IN ASSUMP5IT.
Abraham Barnes, DJeudant. J
A ND now on this day the said Plaintiff
"a by his attorney, and it appearing to the salts
fac ton Of the court that the writ of attachment
has been regularly served on the following roal
estate belonging to said defendant, tO-wit: The
Southeast l. section %, in township 20. North,
ra uge 80, West, containing 100 acres, situate IN
the county of Benton. in The State of Arkansas
to satisfy the plaintiffs demand. 1t is therefore
ordered by the court that the said defendant be
notified bat said writ has been issued against his
estate. ana that unless he shall appear here on or
hefore the third day of the next term Of this court.
/ a. court to hs holden the third Monday after the
iouf' Monday in October, 1913, and defend this
SUM- IN Judgment will be rendered against him
ior Il uoo. one hundred and and eleven dollars
ana 'wen'y gents and the interest thereon.-
~ an for fo5ered that copy OF this order
ihe bisbod mefi in this State some newspaper pu
,inned until the next dl tliS case S''iiu con-
A true copy from The recors court
Est. 10. ID. DiCh>
June "a. '48.-1s-4w. [Prs fS, CIerk; er
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
IOlltieal Annaintmrnts


we are requested TO state thu, The oo.,.
o'dates viii address their feow.ci,i~ons ~ 'a"
''y' al The following times and places
18th July. =" -''0Hoay 'he
18Th. ''"' 0n ues0"y the
John Eppier's, in Bates. on "Wednesday 1o.b
20.h. ''e'' i'ooi' on Thursday
Fort Smith. Saturday 22d.
u I. Prce's in Lees Creek, on Monday 2z,t
JaS' it' iiolman's, in Jasper, on Tuesday o5,t
geo byer's, in Mountain on "Wednesday 2e,t
James Gin, in Lafayette, on Thursday 27,b
9a''' :, rh''IIPs' in RchIand, on Friday 2S.h.
Van Buren,, Saturday 29h.
Oo'' D. H. Hampstead, democratic candidate Cor
''5e vacancy IN the United States Senate o.cos;on
ca oy The death of Cot. Ashley, will address rho
Peo!'o al The following places and times. viz:
1eIIVi'le. Marion co., June 24.
I-eO'hon. Senrcy CO., jane &C.
Jasper, Newton CO., June %
Carroton, Carroll CO.. JnIv
IiuntSvlilc, Madison CO.. july 3.
I3entonyii'e, Benton co. JuIv July ;.
IayeueYiIle, Washington CO.. July g.
C'hc am, Washington CO.. July TO-
Van Buren,. Crawford Co., Julv II.
Fort Smith, Crawford CO., july I3.
Ozark, Franklin co.. july 10.
Sarksvtlie, Johnson CO.. July IL,
JoVer, Pope CO., July 10.
Norrlstown, Pope co.. july 90.
Danv'Iic, Yell CO., July D.
PerryvlI!e, Perry CO.. July 24
Le"isburg. Conway CO., July 25.
Cihton, Van Buren, CO., July 27.
Little Rock, Pulaski CO.. July %.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

no! 40! YOU'RE GETTING BALD. ARE
IOU!-WcI, that is misfortune and not n
crime; but 10 remain bald, when 50 fine m op-
Portunhy offers 10 restore your hair, by faithful
and liberal use Of JAYNE's HAIR Tone, is but
hlIIe short Of crime. This valuable preparation
eXcltos the scalp TO and healthy action
cicanses II from scurf and dandruT prevents tho
hair from falling off, cures those oruptve dis
eases which often appear on tho head. and in n
minority Of cases produces fine growth Of new
halr. II also gives The hair Il rich and beautiful
appearance, unequaIed by any thing of the kind.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

us THIS MEDIClNEl"-we exclaimed tho
other day, on tasting some Of Jaync's Tonic YER
mliuge. 1t certainly has none Of the rauscous
favour, which one associates with the idea of
physic. Children consider it quite n treat. and
IN taking it their palates are gratfed, and their
health restored at the same time, Jayne's Tonic
Nermfuge not only destroys worms, but carries
oh-rhe mucus in which they are imbedded and
effects a radical and permanent cure. Every
mother knows the prominent sy mploms Of worms,
such us voraety, Ieanness, ictid breath, grinding
OF the teeth during sleep. palenesS Of the lips,
itching of the nose, &C., bat there is other iudcia
not so generally recognized. A dry cough, duI!
eyes, enlargement Of the abdomen and many
other symptoms common to other diseases. fire.
queutIy denote the presence Of worms. If ,hcir
existence IS even suspected, the Vcrmifuge should
be administered, because it can DO no harm in
any case, and may do IncaIcuIabe good.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
sold on agency by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES.
A. NJ. Merchant, Robert p Coleman,
}. NJ. Nixon, David 4. Bolee,
Samuel e. Paxson, VIM. N. Seymour,
Henry A. Nelson, N. Q. Roberts.
Q. Bushnell. Henry K Bogert,
John 5. Bussing, Richard E. Purdy,
Morris franklin, a. Freeman, NJ. ID.
James Harper, Jonathan X. Herrick,
r. J. Hutchinson, Samuel w. Dodge,
G. F. Lnsey, S. S. Bendct,
]. NJ. Wardwe.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
George Wilkes, NJ. D.. % Loght street.
C0ruelius Bogert, VI. D.. ST. Marks Place.
The undersigned as agents for the atove COM
pany. are prepared to effect Life Insurance on
the most favorable terms. Lo ses will be promptly
adjusted. r. l.. DODGE, Agent,
Little Rock.
A. WALLACE, Agent,
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
r. a. WATKINS, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiner, Little Rock.
Il. STEVENSON, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiner. Van Buren,. Ark.
a< Van Buren,, June 24, ISIS.-IS-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

H-sF, THE ARTisT.-In a nnemora ndum fur
'as Missouri Republican by Alr. Joseph i.
l'' from Oregon, we read The following in
- 20 Mr.. Stanley, with whom most Of our
s.ifsnds are acquainted. In describing the
!, N'" existing IN that coaI:ry, Mr. Meek
T. Sal.
tSahley, the Artist. met with narrow es-
.'' he massacre at The Mission Station.-
~ e"rnIng from the mission of Walker
!. ahl encamped on the day Of the massa-
s-lSe river. Two days after that event
!, !. gag within two miles Of the place, before
s.afprised of the occurrences. He at once
49, 80 =. on taking tie trail for the Fort, anc
4 IN reachIng it.-Cher. Adr0cafe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

n, i y.,,1 L.,,,a1nerchymedd petty sessions last week
az " liiIams, aged eighty four, preferred
~ assault agains. two persons. She was
[y- her faiher,a man of one hundred and
"a so' age, who called The old dame his ''girl,"
SHe shoaid 70, be put upon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
Notice.

ri OIICE Is hereby givea that shall at the JULY
y term OF the Probate Court OF rlwford county
sate oi Arkansas make application for the sale Of the
NORTH west quarter OF sec. l. Township No. 9 north
oi range 80 W., containing one hundred and sixty
acres OF land the property OF the estate of Ishant
hafreii, dec Tor The payment Of the debts of suid
estate Of Isham uarrcll, deceased.
HARDY HEWES,
AGmr. Of lshan HIrrcll, deed.
May -, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

To the Public.
W3 Wife ARENA Brooks. having without good
We or sufficient cause. left my bed nd board
on the morning Of the 22d inst. taking with her
two Land Certificates. This is to caution all per-
sons from trusting the said Arenia Brooks, or
negotiatng for the Land Certificates, as in the
former case will not be answerable for any debts
she may contract, and in the latter, such negota-
lion will be null and void.
BENZ. +. BROOKS.
June 24th IS4S--l9-2t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

Tx gro de Rhine silk India d-ess Satin white
ko pink and blue Sstins lriugcs silk buttons cords
and tassc|s, painted lawns; bdcS white and colored
Kid land SILK gloves; T1rlton aud Swiss muslins Silk
Thule and Bru sells net fancy handkerchief black and
white lace Vcils green Vejls silk Braids etc etc ,
J1st received and Tor sale by
June 10, 1913. WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

Lieutenant Z. ". c. P.owdeu, Of the 9th Ben
gal cavalry. has been dismissed the service for ac-
ceptinga br1e to Lose game Of billiards, and va
rious prcvarcalions on the subject.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

No'' D. H. Hampstead, democratic candidate for
''5e vacancy IN the United States Senate occasion.
% y me death of Cot. Ashley, will address the
people at the following places and times. viz
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24

he is quick spoken. Had on when taken up blue cot.
pants ard hard time hunting shirt lie saws he
belongs to to ISAAC MCRRILL, Claiborne Parish
Louisiana.
The owner of said negro is hereby notified TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him
away JOHN CARNALL.
June lO-l1-u Sheriff and Jailer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
Jew Dayid,s, or Hebrew


II 81 #NWNGfEEAF TTEeE - FAMNfGQFA# So L
"A certain Remedy .for all.faed pains IN
NE agiae, ftgs "A l9iqs, bqdrtE' 1qpslA
Hp EduATIsN II iii HI. varied.
49, form, Nervous Affections, Lungs
and Liver. complaints, Spinal Affections,
Female Weaknesses, &C., &c, For The
above complains this plaster has no.
equal The, great celebrity which ii
has YAH eady acquired, not only in the.
new v rid, the extraordinary cures il.
has performed ii The most extreme.
cases Of suffering, have acquired fof II
such q reputation, that the proprietor
has moi (until recently been able 10 sup
ply halflhe demand.
The sales thf6ughout every city,
town and VII IageinA the Uoited States are
without Paralleli a
A circumstance no; surprising, when
the vast amount Of human suffering re-
BY its use be considered, in spinal
defects the benefit usually is ofEthe most
character. In Nervous com
plants, nin6teUn8 cases out Of twenty
readily yioldfo the Penetrating stimula
combined inathis valuable preparation.
Id Rheumatism either acute or.chron-
the claims of the Hebrew Plaster
have long since been universally ac-
knowledged Those who are laboring
under weak backs, 40 matter from what
cause the weakness may have original
ed, (even Il such person have been mis-,
guided n previous ~apPlicationsl in the
use orthe Hebrew Plaster they will find
the affected part suddenly restored 70
the original sopndness, g
HAsa supporter in cases Of constitn
lional Weaknessi il will be found ofgroat
advantage, ~ ~ particularly recon-
mended TO- Females who are suffering
from sudden weakness, or general de
biltty In short, il embraces ali thel
srtpes which the most scientific mind
vas capable oCcpmRopnding from valua
ble substance found ID the old world,
md will be, found entirely, free from
hose objections which are q source of
complaint with he#numerous spread
plaslers now before the public.
These aplasters possess the ad,
anFage Of being put UP in air light
boxes behce, they retain their full yirs
tues IA ALI climates
Sold wholesale and retail by Scoyil &
aead, No. So Charities ST., New Or
teams, las General Agents for The South
Sold in Canton BY E, D. WARD &
Co.. PRIEST " q MOsBY, and BY
.opf regularly authorized agents through
out the State.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
cIN sTANDs.

THiS summer received "a conslgni
mont of Messrs, Carver, Washburlr
&Ga nea and Improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at $3.75per
saw. Il gsw 81 these stands waFeare
csived haFs laaE season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
6 purchase will do well ID call and axi
anime previously ID purchasing else'
whore
p. O'DONNELL. Agenti
YaxOO Ciiy, Mss.
September is, ls4T 2-a
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
TfiF MU15UAb


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Life Insurance CQmpanys
aoF TRE sTAFR oE MISSISSIPPI
FRHlS Company, Incorporated by 90
aetpfs tue x gisIalure7at re last
session, has been-oFganised under SAID
act; and NisHow ready tpetfectf lnsur-
auccs 90 lives Ap6a Ike teEmsk with
these adsptedhglhA hesi and soundesl
NoFthafH eompaniesin insaring NoFlir
EN- persons. When Netlhern eumla-
aies iqsufr the lives Of Southern chi.
zeisss HES invariably add one half or
eat leraept 70 the Fegu4ar rates: ,(nf
table Of FatCsisHs follows. 1.-The pre-
miumto be paid By the insurer may be'
paid quarterly, halE yearly d annuall
Races of Premium fer lnsuring Ono
Hundred dollars on a. single IIle.