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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
TO MECHANICS AND BUILDERS

TO NELUA Mus md 30 ILDtNS
DOOR Locks, with Pearl and Mineral knobs Mortice
- do, Carpenters Patent Locks. Cincinnati Butt Hin.
ees, Spears K Butchers Hand aud iennspi Saws Bevs
and Mortice Guaees, Stee, and Iron Squares : lirt
Lewis, Butchers Plane and ch,ses Files and
Rasps, hest quality, Braces aud Bits, Broad Axes
Manu's choppmg AYES, Freuch's Srur Bits Augers
Hand Axes and uatchets; Just reed ana Tor sale iV
April HENRY MORRIS Nam st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08

esoNsIFMPTION CURED.-rhe subscriber has taken
L. ne Agency for the sale of Doctor Fitchs Alb
dominal Supporters, shoulder Braces, and inhaiing
Tubes together with his Book of Lectures on the uses
OF the Lungs; aud cause, prevention and cure OF fu
monary consumption. Asthma, and Diseases OF the
Iear on the laws of Longevity. and on the MODE OF
Male and Female health 10 one hundred years
,th % Illustrations; by Samuel Sheldon Fitch, M
ID.
The Afflicted and Medical Faculty IN particular, are
spectfully invited to call and examine.
/ sunnIv of M. ahoye Instruments and Books Just
ened and IA, sal, nv lNs NELL OR, Agent.
Aprls Chioh 81 N"ee""s' Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
ElA BBIS Tanners Oil large bhls for sale low by
w Apo PRYOR & FAULI, l6i Marx etst

~ EMOVAL. J. N, ZIMMER has removed his grocer
M and bakery 10 his new esiabl shmen doors he
low G 4 Tngle's house Main street. where he is
prepared 10 furnish his former customers, and all new
ones with the stat and Injuries of ite.
Fresh bread aud axes ofeveTy description almost
any hour in the day. apIi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
XM. BAILEY 4 GO,

IUppOsite karnum's CIty HoteT,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
BEHOLD THE SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.
NJ 7Aud tor LUCK. e surs and always address your
orders TO WM BAILEY & co, where tney will meet
with prompt and careful attention. aud tie Manager .
Official Drawing forwarded to all correspondents order
i " Tickets from
" ran Prizes sold any place IN the United States,
cssHgp ~ GoLD nv WM BAILEY n co.
u ran Postage paid by WIN BAILEY & co. Al
kinds of uncurren money bought the hest rates Col
lectons made and promptly attended to.
" THE Lottery Schsmes fir May tho hest ever
offered before in the United States and doubt many
of tue large Cspas will he sold and hope by the
AIN l.rEkY llEilE
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BRENTLlNGER'S

lust received at FISHERS Bookstor Main street.
- variety OF patterns of Paper Hangngs. low
as Is cts. beautiful supply expected in few d'vs Of
finest colors for Halls and Scene aud parors wi ho
ders 10 match fine assortment of Fire Screens aud
Window Blinds. Please call and see them. apl0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08

TOO PAIRS Mems Morocco Nulifers,
- <1V 100 do do Calf Munrpes.
60 pairs Mems Morocco PaIo Alto Shoes
60 do do do heel'd Slippers
IS do do Lasting Caters Just rec d and for
sale low by APPS ALTMAN Il MAXWELL.
az PAIRS Mems fine Morocco Boots,
w 100 do do do Calf do
"a pairs Mems Kip Boots. reed and for sale very
ow at Apr2S ALTMAN K MAXWELI'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08

sfF AVING obtained the services of Mr.. JAMES
- II. CLARR Dc e. man that st inds at the head of
the trade in the Eastern cities, as ri X AND s. Lk
hat MAKER AND FINISHEk, we prepared TO
manufacture and sell superior Moleskn, Six, Eutria
and Beaver Hats together with all other articles in
line OF business superior TO any that have
ever heeg offered in TINS city.
Wheeling, April3i. s. AVERY.
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~ DCZ Tar ans, Just received aud for sale ~
49, Apr20 G bERRf, wafer n
a CARD.

$ Brady, ESQ. Cashier NJ & NJ Bank of Wheeling.
Thos Sweeney, Esq. President North Western BANK
of Wheeling.
WIN Fleming, Esq. Wheeling
Messrs Jas MeCuney a Co. WeIlsbureh, Va.
VI Buci'man, ESQ. o,,.
n Nj Howe T. a. CASHIER Exchange Bank, Pntsbh,
VIM I.artmet Esq. Pittsburgh. -
G NJ Troutmau, Esq. Cash. Western Bank oil fhiia.
Messrs las ! Duncan < CO. and merchants of Phil
ade,, n generally jni5-6m"
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CO JOKING STOVES
rr7HE subscriber has hand ull supniy Of
ID The above Stoves and respectfully these who
are III want of good article 10 call and ex his
STOCK winch he viii sell low as he il the only for
the sale OF them, purchasers may they are
getting GENUINE WoLrr STovE when they buy ofhiui.
eb7 THOS G. CULBERTON
hlso some coal cooking stoves ofPtishurg
rst rate article. together with o.
COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON WARE all o.
which viii he dlspOseh of The mnsl able
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A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR

The above is convenient Almanac to he fastened in
the crown of hat. or carried IN poehebook
r.-.rss sss- s.ezs.s..-.---a,.-.s ------sGm.-s
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee on Commerce for April.
SAMUEL McLALLEN, JOHN KN0TE, NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08

FOR MAY 9TH 1918.
ANOTHER BEAUTY!
10000 Dol airs
&c Number Lottery and IA Ballots.
Splendid Prize of 10000, | splendid prize of 10000,
do do 5000, do do 400.
Tickets only Is dols-Shares in proportion.
One OF the hest Lotteries for the month"; an for the
capital 40 900 dois any the brilliant Prizes he
and address BAILEY Il co. who will sell on Ger.
% whole tickets, $50 22 quarter tickets, $3.50
% half do 10 - eighth do 1878
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

,.ined beyond equivocation that three
fas asce, se1a-s had that morning made hearty
Bal meat which was positive violation
zeal oi -rler's Injunction; who by this time
i the We 5s.ken off to considerable distance,
ID a OIeI bv himself, in the woods. where no eye
I'd iel. y the Great Spirit would behold him,
d inas - = coniurations. A messenger was inn
srns I1 dispatched to him. with this importa
redlae;! He returned word that ''erery thing
of'naJn - his medicine had all failed and that
fp'n.a, - ,,ss to pEay-the game as lost
rS - overv thing was thrown into the utmost
Ihus and no suggestions from the Chiefs
nlg'iu :"Sace the Juggler to withdraw his sem
so iIa .sa, the "gamo is lost" This was
&c: ,a result TO US who had left our business,
F1!y~5 !y.o55ob the scorching prairies amid swarms
0is VIZ distance of forty miles, 10 witness the
1Rs sIted of Bal! Play. This disappointment
(ns n,r exciting. Eighty fine athletic fellows.
VI, and painted for the occasion with ball
s'''a hand rushed from the thckets with one
cS u II,,, yell-eager for the fray, just at the
uben the Juggler drenched the whole
oDlen' .,gocious decision. The mortified and
,pps,oooiDted DE- crowd, with down cast looks.
% i at once to return. In less than five
we were all on the road for home.
a%s uiIl give you faint idea of the implicit
lns ss,be JugrIer on such occasions, and snow
~! # suDerstition still existing in the nation.
das'' MAD BUFFALO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
READ IT IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, AND COM.
MENTS ARE UNNECESSARY. .-
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2StF

PHILADELPHIA. May 2Sth, 1919.
DR.. Javne-Dear 81 feel bound to the af-
dcted to give publicity to the extraordinary ef-
fects of your valuable medicine.
have suffered for several years past with The
Liver Complaint, ard the train of which follow
"A complete prostraton of the system--so that
It was with great difficulty | could walk. and at
times | was confined to my room. To add 10 my
misery, Scrotulous affection appeared in my
throat, with rheumatism in my arms, so that
could not raise my rig arm to my head. In the
hottest weather my feet and hands would ache
with the cod and perspiration had almost ceased.
| now became afflicted with dry hoarse cough,
and gave up all hopes of ever getting we'll had
night sweats and got little sleep, with fright
fu dreams and morbid headache. seemed to be
bordering on Insanity, and was denied all study
or mental exercise. | could not read small par
graph in a newspaper without great difficulty.
had great soreness in my stomach, which caus-
ed it to swell so much that | was unable to lie
down, even recine, but had to be propped up
10 chair.
bad the advice Of somo eminent physicians
and tried nearly all the remedies used in such ca
ses. but continued to grow worse, and it appeared
as though speedy dissolution was taking place.
now heard of your medicines, and determined
to try your Sanative Pills, and to my surprise the
soreness left me, so that | could walk about the
house. | continued to improve from that time.
Shortly after my wife called at your store, and
Obtained bottle of your Alternative.
After taking which and the Pills for three
weeks, there was decided change for the better,
so that when called upon you, you said that |
would get we'll, and that your Alternative would
cure rae effectually. With no hopes, however, of
getting WELL still continued taking your Altera-
tive until | had taken the fourth bottle, when
there was sudden change in my whole system,
as though had got rid of some great burthen.
and | could draw my breath as usual. Ny nerves
gradually became strong, and my appetite return
ed.
II has been about four months since | COM
menced taking your medicines, and at this time
nearly every vestige of disease is eradicaed from
my system. | am active, and nearly as strong,
as at any period of my life. have gained
nine pounds in two months.
have good reason TO believe tha t the use of
your valuable medicine. by the blessing of God
has saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBER,
Poplar, between Seventh and Eighth Streets,
Phiadelp phla.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
Van Buren,, Arkan sas
And w. H. &, M. MAYERS, Druggists,
MI Fort Smith, Arkrsas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

or ribs he gave, me to put aside. While was
SUI SUI. wondering at his immense and shaggy head.
illi cut three or four strings off of the hide and
.oiu me 10 hang them to my horse, while he went
20 ,. wash his hands. had no idea of being cboked
on IN TINS way, and playing second fiddle on an
occasion iiNe this, SO, soon as he started, went
al IL, tooth and toe nai determined to have out all
tne marrow bones. In few seconds was as
pioooy as butcher; and after cutting and hackinp
l mad succeeded in getting off one when he re-
turned. Seeing what | was after he cut them off
ior me and jumping On my horse, over load of
meat II ana bones. we put off for camp. The Buff
iaio around, not having been disturbed promised
US flne sport for the day. guess as how if
you had seen me riding into camp with nv bones
and bloody clothes, you would have been aston
ished.
iney had selected fine spot, plenty of wood
ana water, and had fire enough to roast an OK
we wanted 1t all. for in few moments our fire
was crowded with roasts and marrow bones A
person passing would have thought we were pre-
paring feast for, at least ten times our number
out our eyes and stomachs were more than ready
for it all.
Yours A. O. T.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
FopT GTRSoN. Nav 81, lS4S,

S;r.-Eyery thing is quiet in this part
Ugs fhorrgt it is reported here that Wild
-as .;.Eiing no a dust in the Western part of
= IlsrN ns', Mcintosh, the Principal Chief of the
HJ' y Nation. has returned from hunt in the
l'sI = r,nue. He has been absent some time
,.;0 .s.g down young Buffalo calves. understand
llIn5 ,ook about fifty head of these young ami
y y Irf in consequence of the scarcity of pro-
- -. - IN camp. and the hard driving they wer G
'Ou -noJ n endure on the march, they were
r. al used Up. He only brought IN about
T5o,a has been quite revival in the religious
IL, T;, tho Creek Nation, within week or so.
.Io,t time since, eight persons took the water
Enoed Immersed or, in the scriptu'al
,ss. 5apised. A large concourse OF persons
[s,IeJ Among whom were several =" travelling
E,sprs." A controversy sprung up on doc
!. y ,rG unfortunately, for the common cause,
T. suffered themselves to become very excited
g5st among sinners, would be termed quarrel
Angry words ensued-the s. no-such- thing
noite narIance-but in their plain, frank, style,
| II was passed. The high dignitarIes of the
Erppt uersuasions ought to be more particular
v5o they send out 10 preach the word OF the
j. and charitable Christ. | would not have
L. readers to understand that this case of scan
should bear upon all the ministry laboring in
4 . vineyard" deem il very proper on this
Easion to say: believe the mission conducted
the Rev. Mr.. Loughridge is of great utility
| the department. and pious, and truly christian
rse of that gentleman, commands the respect
he Creek people
ieut. Buford, of the Dragons. has just return
rum Mexico, and will be stationed at this post.
The troops are ia excellent health and every
! D flows smoothly on. q.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Splendid PREMIUMS.

Tat agent who may forward ns the names of
Eishteen subscribers with the pay S5 90 for the
sam, shall receive nn additional copy and the
spIeldd Picture called "The World al One View"
-orif requested, in place of same, the Portraits
of Ge,s. Taylor and Jackson. This offer to stand
good fer three months, from the first day of May,
lS4S--pnd TO apply at same rate for greater or
tess number of subscribers. All letters must be
post paiI as those which are not paid %e never
take fromthe Office.
Post Masters whose fees DO not exceed 5000 a
year, are. by law, entitled 10 receive and frank
free, particularly orders and pay for newspapers.
Please forward your orders, promptly. postpaid,
to G. II. BRACKETTE & CO..
No. 43, Third street, Louisville, Ky.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

become extinct. Let not your hearts be troubled.
Let the impous forget the command to ''multiply
and replenish" but sooner shall our "right hands
forget their cunning. You perceive we are or
thodox; and should we continue to be best in our
abors of love, it is certain that the state will never
know the want of official protectors.
A word to my adherents at Fayetteville, Bates
vile, Helena, Washington, Clarksvile and Little
Rock, shall expect you 10 be up and doing
vigilance in maintaining the interest of my family
is the price of your offices. You cannot expect
to be maintained at the public crib except upon
tenure of support of the House of Bourbons. If
you dare not take an open stand against our ad-
yersaries, you are expected to hunch, wriggIe
and industrousy circulate all sorts of views that
will operate in on r favor.
Remember the important fact that we are
stronger at this moment, than we have ever been.
Though some of the common people have left
our service, several important leaders have taken
our livery. The great disorganizers of Scott and
Johnson counties who fought so courageous,
(showlng q game worthy of better cause)
against our House in 1914, have grounded their
arms to our victorious generals and are now
among our most devoted and Industrious minions.
They have gulped down all they said then, and
will now make as strong declarations on the
other side. PAUL PRY.
MOUNT COMFORT.
May 5th, 1913.
P. S. The Bourbon Stan lard will please give
this an insertion and the editor will send his ac-
count TO our State Auditor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
THE PICTORIAL NEWS,
PUBLISHED MoNTHoLY
Esy g.. III. EsEsACMETTE & CO..
IN LOUISVILLE, KY,


AT ONLY FORTY CENTS A YEAR;
Three copies for 81 90; sepen for 81 90; eleren
for SO 90; fifteen for 90; eighfeen for 50 90;
payable inrariGJis IN aacance. Subscriptions
received at same rates for half gear or more, as
tie publication 1cW be permanent.
FHNllIS is a spendid we'll filled sheet, continuing
II much of the choicest matter, with elegant
Illustrations engraved in fine style. Our large
towns, marts Of commerce, and busy life, as well
as many of the beautiful scenes in our country
appear in its pages. 4
Police reports, city manners and customs, as
wei! as rural life, are shown in a most humorous
manner; our country, its mansions and cottages,
It's glorious institutions Of public character, the
wonder of an age, can be seen in the columns of
the News, in which, 100, the word is exhibited as
ii is.
The professional man, the scholar, the wit, and
the droll one, as well as the most common. every
day character, with Generals, Orators and States
men-indeed all kinds and conditions of people,
stand erect in the Pictorial News.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP, May 2Sth, 1S4S.
Dear Clarke Il merely wish TO state that old
Mountain township is in tall spirits, and intends
sticking close 20 the naminees Of the County
Convention " Harry of the West" sticks 20 a
Protective Tariff, but with better hopes of success
We are generally in favor of " division of the
county," taking for our motto that golden rule ::
" do as you would be done by You may rely
upon it that old Mountain which has nob!y won
herself the title Keystone will s. lumber at
the polls in August. We have no doubt about the
success of such men as Green J. Clark, Tom
Wilson, DR.. Allen alias " Smoothing Plane.' OF
yourself, will not shock your modesty, and shall
not mention it. You will all sweep tho township
like autumnal blast. We are generally in fa-
vor of Maj. Borland and Judge Oldham for Sena-
tors; and we hope the National Convention will
place A. II. Sewers namo before the people for
the second highest Office in their gift. Write
Clarke, more In favor of the Mexican war, that
subject is thunder in the ears of the wings. Give
it them for opposing the land also for opposing
the peace. What do they want? We are dis,
gusted with Cash Clay's conduct, but we are far
from vindcating old " Harry's.' 1t seems that
Cash has as many lives as as cat he died once
an abolition death once, political death now
is dead in the estma ton of wings, democrats and
additions. | would suggest that his winding-sheet
be mace of coon-skns, and an empty hard-cider'
barrel be appropriated as his coffin.
The wings here manufacturing U think
large hobby horse. The material is composed
of the intelligence received from New York, rela-
tive to the aid getting up there by the Irish, for
their down-trodden brethren in Ireland 1t will
take them some time to make it, for 4" the laborers
are few. yet they are ingenious, especially when
democracy is to be the object of their attack
Go ahead neighbors, you constructing a ma
chiEe that will knock yourselves on the head
But although whiggery may vanish from the ma
ked eye, It will return again with some new
name. FREE TRADE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
X. STEVENSON, Druggist.

PROOF! PROOF! PROOF Rev. J. l.. Turner.
Protestant Methodist Minister, says in a letter to
DR.. Jayne, dated Albion, Erie county, Pennsylvania
Oct. 9Th, 1916 Mrs. Turner has been afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE for about five years,
which continued TO grow severe. 1t is my opin-
lo1 that one more turn of it would have closed her
mortal career. she took four bott les of your Vcrmi-
fuge and box OF Sanative Pills. and by the bless
ing of God accompanying the means, she is cured of
her attiiction We had tried all the physicians, far
and near to no effect, until used your medicine.
we gave the VerInifuge TO children for worms
and it hada good effect. have taken pains send to
Erie for your medicines for time, and they have
effected so many cures, that want you to appoint
an agent here.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

cl aims considered in other States, and that the
democratic party has generally respected them.
This cry raised against us is not because it is a
new and unworthy claim, but as pretext to catch
gulls with.
In our State the greatest respect is shown to
sectional interests and claims. In Crawford the
democracy demanded that there should be an
equal division of the candidates, tsco on the North
side and taCo on the South side of river. In Un-
ION, see that the convention apporioned out her
candidates ltisa common prnciple-democratic,
and is bound to prevail. EQUALITY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
\ ours, j.. Ia. TURNER.
Methodist Protestant Minister

SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS SWELLINGS
-Scrofua in all its multiplied forms, whether in that
of Kings Evil, Enlargement of the Glands or Bones
Goitre, White Swellings, Chronic Rheumatism Can
Ger, Diseases of the Skin or Spine or of Pulmonary
Consumption, emanate from and the same cause
which is poisonous principle inherent in the human
SYSTEM Therefore, unless this principle be de-
stroyed no radical cure be effected but if the
principle upon which the disease depends is removed,
cure must of necessity follow, no matter under
what form the disease should manifest itself. This,
therefore, is the reason why JAYNEs ALTERATIvE so
universally successful in removing many malignant
diseases. IL destroys the cirrus principle from which
those diseases have their origin, by entering into the
circulation, and with the blood is conveyed 10 the
minuest hbrc removing every particle of disease from
the system.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
soleson agency by
3+fa< R. STEVENSON, Druggist,
Van Burcn, Arkansas.
And w. H. d M. MAYERs, Druggists,
nl2 Fort Smith, Arkansas,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

TIE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW IT.
That DR.. Jaynes ExPcctorant is a certain cure for
asthma, and that for coughs, colds, consumption,
whooping cough Group, bronchitis, and Every other
disease of the lungs throat it is produce the
most decided benefit. 1t is recommended by thou
sands who have tried it, and all say that is Che best
remedy, without any exception, for all Pulmonary
Diseases that has ever been known for always gives
relief, and cures when every other means have failed
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
STATE OF ARKANSAS,


COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In he Crawford Circuit Court, the Chancery side
thereof. In UacatiOn My the 18th 4. ID. I94o.
Constant A. Wilson, Complainant.
VS.. BILL IN CuANcERY TITLE.
Russell Holt Tabitha Holt,-widow,--l
Mahala, Louisa and Wade Hampton,
infant children of William ID. Holt |
dcceased,--Dennis Tramell, Nancy
Holt,--widow,--Joseph N, Russell 5.
and William. infant children of VIII Defendants!
liam Holt, deceased, who was Of
said William D. Holt, deceased ,-Ab-
SALON. Ward, and Polly, his wifc,--ate
Polly Holt, daughter of said William
d. Holt, deceased,--and Hero L. Will
son,
FENHIS day comes the com plainant, BY his solicitors
Il Pike 81 Baldwin, and files his bill of complaint
against the said object of which is TO
hIv certain contracts therein mentioned specifically
executed and obtain decree for title TO the follwing
tracts Of land situate in the county of Crawford, in
the state of Arkansas, witt the south west quarter
OF section 20, in Township g. north of range 80 west,
containing 100 and the south east fractional
quarter of section 10, in Township nine north, in
range 30 west, containing 50 72-lOO acres the n +.
frac. section 80, Il. g. r. 80 w. containing % 3d.
100 acres the frac section 80, Township Q, n.
r. 80 W. 25-lOO acres; and the H. OF $. W, trac.
sec %, /. 3, 81 W. containing II 65-lOO ac, es
and il appearing from the affidavit to said bill annexed,
that, Hero T. Wilson, OF the said defendants, is
not resident of the state of Arkansas, il is therefore
ordered, that publication be made notifying said non
resident defendant Of the institution and pending OF
this suit,-and, that unless he appears before the
court here on or before the fourth day of the next
term hereofat court TO be holden the court house
in said county of Craw ford, the first Monday in
August next after the date hereof--and plead
or demur to said bill, the will be taken con-
Icsscd against him, and decree entered accordngiy;
and that copy Of this be inserted in some pa
per printed in this state for the number Of times and
within the time prescribed by law before the first day
OF the next term Of said court
true copy taken from the record.
Attest. A. MCLEAN, Clerk.