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The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
Ozone.

An sr'iele Is copied into many Of our exchanges from Bells Londoa Pharmaceutical JouI nal giving the theory ot Professor Sehon5ein, indicating as d probable cause of diseake. As Il may prove interesting to many of readers io be informed upon thss Feputsi cause of cholera o<0as insert the following account rosn ite Louisville Journal
 r is a cCajeetura substance, tks existence ol which was rendered probable. few days slnee. ey Prof schcnteia, the diseoyeFer of gnn-eciien. This eminent chemist remarked that when 2 current of electricity passed from pointed bodies into the an offensive odor resulted, 10 inc cause ot yseh he applied inc name o>eas, from o=e, 10 stink The substance thus deseiopea seemed to bs powerfully oxidiIihg agent; and ~hen inhaled, produced e-cts sifHliar to those oi chlorine eirTTiatrg the mucous linIng ot the respiratory orgAas and iRtaetng the symptoms ei catafrh or iniueilEa. What ozohe is, has not been determined. Sehonheia regards IL a compound of oxygen and hydrogen, n which the icfmef element e1Isls higher psopoFioa than in water, According ;e De Ia Rine and ReFzeibns, II . is merely modification of oxygen induced by electricity, some other body. From is iEritatieg seels alon he aIr-passAGes, Seho0beia coheetaret ihat may be the cause of InilaenZa and other catarrhal aaeciioRs. lhasinnSh as fl mast he con hRaaiy toSlned by electricity in the atmosphere. intiaeBEa Is frequent precursor oa ehoi-Es; and hence the eoOc2aslon thai ozone ts the cause of cholera also.
 OGone $ sand ta p0ssess the power oi decempOssag sc-ass oi Po'assluHa--a property not posssssed by any of the ordinary constituents of The atmosphere Ahd II s certainly instructive tact, thai the de- eo1Posiison has been isand 10 go on more rsyaaly daFlag tee prevalence of eplaeR6s. thaa h pefiss oi heAlih. A Psees ef paper rubbed over with a piece of hine ef potassium aod slase, hsspss mosi decaie 9-oacu4stsr indicating by the ble 4rcelosa- tioa that salne has been sci tree. Such test was used by Sehoatsea and haRber of pAssIeians n Basic, whlie the lnaaea<a sas prevailing theFs iH iSl5s asd they declare thai the hlae eotcG most lHtense, when the epidemic ss Us height Dfs, Byrd, Arrrick, and H4aeF stsis that they have dis eossra oEoBe s0 the ar ef Chicago by sis test sna that the amount has been proportion to ihs severity Of cholera, from time 10 tune. '"
 These sIaemeHts are curious and interesting. Whethsr there is such an Egial poison ozcge, oy not, there would seem io be sApor etdase through ihe atmospheric Ia times of epsdeta1es, wbieh usA. {; De FehaeIed eskisat by sample ebsEaleas tert
 The observation Is easily tsAte thsi the fset it | ;s efe, sazi s,a 5e fully established. h osrg ts render the cxpefment ifgssansthy. Il sA n@eese4Fs ta employ pure toasRs oa pesAsssasr--ste feat ol ~hsrh is. iiai e0Dfaissa t4kEs yst4es gts ai- mixtaIs ~ath starch. Inc loiAts grvss elas eolOi 1 al ctsce
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LsInnl. tn 1l.I. sinnnan. 2,

I If Gaa- Taylur had not reached the Presidency enphaiisaiy as a ns-parfy eanaisisie. ard amidst prsfasion ef Pfofe@sioas ngainSs prescriptions sucA
 iavstgsA thoam mBas sf honcat desascfasa lnao bis support. ws woui1 sst have uttceed a syilaaSs ef complaint 6 he had filled every 0Efsre from Mmine ts California with ths nest Ritra Sf bis ahersaaA
 Bat. elected aa5er the usSs solemn asa oft tsiter1 ted declarations Of ReatraiIy betweea the tw0 great political parties that 90 long eSxsd the pahltc oPaon of the eoantry, hts present epga assd shame less sisregard of these proSsasieus fuFnsssms aec- taess that cannot faii to bring eseP dishonoF uPoa his nae, aad subject him ss the lasting sspFpaehes of every sell tsznesa and we thinkisg hata4; fer surely t will not heesnfende tias politics have b. eoEst game so degrsdsn thai a maa- however dis- .ingaished his past IHe deliberately violate his most sacred promises with isBgaaity. Aboat the offices thsIaseives, 70 sxAecziRR man Nia cars straw Ger to the pabie # is . Tnattef of small eoa eern whether A or receives the salary, provided the duties be honestly and properly discharged. Bat
 T ls not uEimpoFiaat nsstEef whether she highest officer in the naties pays decsat regard tS th- professions on which he was elected. whether ho deliberately violates and disregars them. If an in civfdna in private life. to sftain particular ends, pledges his word 10 tis observance of esrtas line of eoEdRct, and afaerwards fron selfish and ia- terested motives, acH contrary to his professions, he is set down by al Eho know him as a very un- reliable kind of gentleman. The Hznse code ef aSorals must apply, wieh additional emphasis, ts men in high OfhcAl ssations, iaaswach ss they are elevated far above their fellows that their ex- ample Is reflected tn the eonduet of oshers-and hence II is both tFiie sa true saying that the efat acter of governors Is aa inasx the character of the governed.
 For tss shameless daPlicfty of President Taylor, or. h yon riesse, his w~AkRess in permitting the misconduct of his cab4set therc should he remedy There is A remedy, ws would rather say, and Eet il he faithfully and feari-ssly applied The Senate is decidedly democratic, and il behooves that body to commend to the lips of certain eEiee-hoiders the same poisoned ehaiice from which others have been made to qaaf deeply. This, not ia q spirit of revenge, nor to exempfy the law of retaliation but for the higher purpose Of checking and se5sking administration which treats its pledges fl they never had been made. nigh rePo asibi'ity, there fore, rests upon the Senate, and in common with many of our democratic cotsmporssies, we trust Il may be fesrlessiy discharged. The times and the occasion demand il. li4sacaster lPa) Intel
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The llnnI.n nenul.Iil.

TAsre ia alsstns ibs Lsafua 1inss freq RAase. wFifswn hy ome wbo fegar2s fhinEs Erosa the zhfi. rrpbtrMA point 0i view, bus whs, nsvsrsheisss nd- mifs that ahe Roman Fppabtieans cannot he ever. eone wsfhoat virtually eessFoytne the Roman tass~ He says tke Frssch and Neapoirtans tagsthpT eaa- not. exeeps by oseFwhsimiNg members. sahdae a city and population n the stsse in 3hicA Rome SOW is The city enntasne C. .eoo men unfer armss ansmassd by the most fuSuiuSe splTIf and co eoinE from Roe fhF0ugh provincial places the writer mef large hos Of hssteniRg b te aasisfsn<e efthe capital. We extract pasaETAph fFnm his ietsvr; At ZrFni ws met regiment et l509 men, asi lns looking trsops. in lamps and at Spsieia. PeFago, aaa oahsv places, she sowaa were alive wsth them. and carts bF faus anA there's Co aaozen fasg af men asd baxxasR. ati singing tho naaionai songs sf as at every tarR. dare Say theEs mast ASve beeM be- tween s0o0 and Sao0 msn fiat saw. hesiAes whAt eame by ether Foutes every city was more yjotent than the Iast against Pc Noao and Sas tse Rsybfrs RoasSRa. Nay. the eaihgssxsm spreads stiil fnsfher near ths Ro@ah frontier we met tea mouAtea ata- goons riding the some way. They wefs The Tas- eza cavalry guard as e froasief who just gaIloped across i;, horses, equipment and ail-and oG to Rome. FuTtherun we uat mary hsndFed Tuscan officers and E9en, well aFIaesl ana equipped who in ike manner had not oniy deserted, bai had stolen sbsiF o~n and as nazay arms and ammunition tA<y could lay hands oa, aafaH of The ssme way These were mostly tsem Asszz0. in faef wherever ask question, the Eephliean spirIt o0zes oat in the reply, hsrce, heTy, EaeompsomiSing.
 The writer thinks t impossible that tAs aAmainis- tFaioa of the government by tie priesthood should exeE he sestased. He says:
 II is obyiaas that the POPe's day is at sa snA-- nothing sssoff of military occupation eaa ever give Pc Noas and hIs cardinals seat ia the vatiean again. And woaa t be lazt to thrust eu the Rs- man people . ruler whom they hase--whoae afisn- tan,s and dependeats. executors et his governmens tbey have really had cause 10 hale--whose inca- paeity for governing tn secular affairs is proved by the melancholy condition ot the Roman States. as eoulrasied with that of iheiE heighbors. Tn1s, though the Roman qlestioa is smphstieaily En- ropeAa oas-and fOr their own sakes woahs seem expeiseat that the powers sf Europe should settle it-siii regard Buss be had to tAe interest of the people. and good government be secured to them
 He also stAtes that th- ely never in move orderly state internally than since the establishment of the RepahIie.
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Carioas Pasncaaeaoa of CAe1erg--Thr following card appeared in the Cincinnati Commercial, ol th, l9th uIlino;
 When this disease prevailed in the city of Balts mere, it was observed by Mr. Bser. drag n.sas faetarer. that he could nos protuce such a eamba=- tiou of saphar and nitrate of potash, for the pre- ductieH of ssiphHric acid. as wesA defray the ~1- pense of materials He Invited me to his labSra tory, aud uPoa arriving al il foaBd tue ehambeI smekias throughout it's whole space. and the com. hassieH gOiag very feebty. He sisea informed tbat the dsfheaity eKiztea during the pre- Sscnos ef tae cold plague which vSaGed thai piscs sometime cunag the war of 1ei2.
 1Ats is Interesting fact. znd all that ts re9si sle is extensive observation, to eetsrniRs whets, this atISsseEica condition Is VT ls a0a the eaaas of ths spaaslGase cholera
 W. BYAD PowELL. N. p.'
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Masyyiag ~ Msaey.--A 1fs1eMt and weii dss- PeSua aseune~r ef ths Seei@sy sf Friends eaes gave slss fsslswiaK frarpisy sdsiess
 lehm. ssid ha, e hs@s laDa AFt goiag ta be mnrrtnA"
 .. Yes. fspli~d Jehn. . asn'
 Wen. = Fs1stnsd tlss nsaa q sFsh. @ 1 havs enly sne liiEls pvSs of savtee ts giss ghe~ aad that , never narrv a ua-nAn worth nasge tlaa tt.aa Art whea married mt wife wss worth iasl 6fty censs. and she worth siHsy-twe esptss and wh~s- ever aay flGss~naa han scrsrsrahetwesa es saacs, she has always thrown up the sds shsliiag-"
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"CAoters' sn0nq fac Ladies eminent nledi- cal practitioner of Petersbarg. Va, was reeen.ly called tO attead lady ia Chesterfield, the n,e-<sa- ger informing him that she attacked by cholera He promptly waited upon her and assisted 10 relieve her pains by brngiag into the work a smart boy. Al Richmond worse case occurred. The faeHlty were cAiled apoa to relieve lady, marked as sie- tim Of the ehoters and the result was the birth of twins and the rapid recovery of ihs sick lady. Ia both instances life produced instead of death, and both exempIify the fotly of the. iasane fear which turns every attack of disease into cholera
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Tke Fsr CAugera ReReSy.-~The edIsor of the Chicago Tubane says that flepd was taken with vomiting the ether evening. which, after eoasinaiag five SIX hoGrs, checked n less than one mln- ute by sulphur and charcoal pin. k-g-e
 4 correspondent of the New York Tribans alsG gives the following:
 4 servant girl who resides with the family of , welt known gentleman in this city, Was yesterday Atternooa most violently attacked with a diarrhna which was almost inessssat. Camphor was admIn- lsieSed ~het any suceess in aiaying the syHptosns when of the ladies of ,he hosIse hesaought her self of trying sulphur. which she aiminis,ere ,s extent of foar grains, and very soon restored the woman to saeh state of health as so eaAbss her tC leave iowa late in the afternoon.
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IT 4 Chiaeas wAdsw hsiag buRd faaaiag ths toasS of her deceased hsshasd, sts oefag asked ths eaaso of 70 slngalaf nsede of &sewiag hcs grsef meeSuussA fa< G by szying thaa he had mads haI promise Moe ts marry again wkis the mortar of ths Isuah res0ained damp, ana. that t dried bat very slowly, shs saw no great harm n siding the opera 4inW
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"Bteoay Ground. .--ksntHcky has vadicated her title 10 this appesiaton within the last ten days. Beside the fatal duel at this place and the reneoan- ter between Clay and Turner. which has isrnaina- led fatally to the latter, there have beea published
 accounts of two or three other murders. One n Woodfora = William E, Blackburn was killed by Thomas Steele. A man by the name of Gerhzin was shot tast week. between Lexington and George town- A hOrrid and reyOitiag marder was commit ted OH the person of Mrs. Foster, near Mt slef- hag Ii Is painful to read such barbasoas details of esPEayi.y, diseredil4be to the Stale. Loa. Dem.
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TI-"I am sorry to hear it-vrry ssFry.'' said Mrs. Partfagtoa. a0d hsr specsaeies looked xtesmy, i n an atsn9Sytere si Lsars :" Sorry for saat'H aaxieasly s~kea Mrs Sled '' ser ty the pas,erS eoatiAaed Mrs F. that the Coa a,ess ss Bs-ssscf- R-sa, 10 EsgIsud, hss tsii~i. and had to sell h-r articles ei .syfa! N ast frai ereasarss we wel TheFs's ns ksoSing shat tni-fortiA Ii may drive az to- And oaly thiak oi tiese printers, lcs; soea tho poor woman nla.se the sip. the azsss sii right down xsd teil ef her faFaiag. IL Ex llsis hard hs4ft@l wer.a. Mis- Saaafp Mas siez as- s-atads seemed b l~ sse of tAose questions tAa' asstailGed sf shas, the fD@ss aud ts4 vsFs alseaxsss insIsad - Eas2sa Pass.
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O. " This Fehaiferlag testsneny that we read oi in tse courts said Mfs. Psr;iagtcn. HSass se b mAks H es down easleF- ssse sNne wAy flat they esnheExe bibles with PctaFs am aaaks sAaaF pissms 0g FhaabaFb. How mach better M would he H we could receive the truth wisoal feha;isriHg fl. Don't yoa thSnk 90. sSrf" eopRirAsed sAe, srcessSng a eomaaeisor present; esEsaialy nsdAsn. Fepased he with dignity, aad coasisE e hlEh PVies ot batter too.n This wAs a remark tsat fired train to a magazine of eioqueuce on aefnesfie economy, aad the eli lady wassusy sspeus-s tas aoes1ia@ sf Isw fMra.--f Boston p0st
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Baggiag Factory burned ct LOrtsvsite The large BaggIog Factory ol the LOalsslile Msaslachsriag Company, on the corner Of Main aad Preston siFs., entirely destroyed by fire oa tDe ssh Inst II spread aith such FapsdIiy, says the Iosfral. that Iezs than an hoaE the whole SGIAiiag in rains. The loss is essisIased at s1,ee0. oss-aif of which eoxeFed by insurance in the laeai ac'4s- The fse tory employed about i3B persoas. msa and ehsidFeE. whos- aggregate weekly wages 4JaeaBied to from 1 ts se dollars. TbSse persons all thrown cut ot employment, and the ioss io ibefn is very The priaeipai books were in thz vault, and t is thought were sol injured This was the cnly bag gsEg factory ia Loaisyille. another very ex'ehsise et.e having bsen burned down some eisat nine months since
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MARRlED:

On Friday evening the sSth ait ai the rrsidesee of Mr. JaHsss Brounlis, by Rev. le~hua F. Green, Mr. THanAs BGoCNLE, te Miss Mar LA MoSr, all of this city. On Tuesday, the 18th ut by J (. Martin. Esq, Mr NELSON ]. WEBn, to Miss ELTzAmrH DESros, all of this coanty In HoassOa, CTexasY Msy seth, by Rev. Jamss Huckias. Col. MsKrvx K. SWELL, postmaster al Houstoa- to siss EMMA HABSoT. formerly a residenl 0l shis cifv.
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Explosion and Loss ef Llfs.-A letter ia the BsoasooFo' MAJ Odd Fellow ssales thai. sa ss.e 2ith uii-, while number of lAborers were blasting rocks on the rail, near Newton, Huntington eoaBtY, Pa. the biass exploded prvuazt.rely instahtiy kill ing four persons, and badly woandiBg some eighteen of twenty more, three of whom have since dieL The others were, al last AcenaAts, recovering hat some vet in critical situations, ard Ii Is doabtfai whether they will r~cpver The undertaken of the lob was among the killed.
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Sezro Rspreseafatfrss si ns cosft ef Sg Jamss-- 1ae LSndoa Tines of May 2ixl dsEo,sa thsss S@aHas to Inc nalaes ol pasties who atteadesi lAe E1seH: dfasing -seon, on her Majesty's hiEik-,say
 a ns ,s. ol dsptaaAiic pessoaAgss preseat. Is the Ane Q. VI D Dsisa, tSenAteur, HaYtien Minister Ms -Asles Fl@re ii ls anrseanced that tss R2ytiea hiass,ss presented A E Sezay K,lleval.;x- sser.. Ay ss the HAy,iea Legation In hoaos .of the anne
 asSa. Losd fAilnerstoa ssiersaiassi the evrps 1p'AatqH< Among the gaests al lAs baaos.et xe Y es lAe names os tas ua..@i slaiss Alsa Hss,len @iasstsrs- Bostoa P1st -
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Ar~n~x s.,v tA, arhanMn. Ramw-r.

NIT. F. ". cAHi, Ensas's Bsstfan9s, TAir@-st., PzilsllAia, k the oaIy legally authorized agent of the Arkansas Banner. for procuring and collecting advertisements ia PhiIadephia, New York aud Baltimore.
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WAsHISsTeS, "Wednesday, June 6, Is49.-Mts- sioa sa Saa5A Decitnsd Graham has declined the missson tD Spaia. No substitute ye, appointed understood ina, the poss has been oered 10. and accepted by, Gen. Barringer, late member ol Coo zress iFnr. Acrih CAfDIina Hon. Abbott Lawrence, of Mass, has not declined the appointment ot Minister ts Eng4nI and proba- bly wilt not
 Hon. Wm C. Rises, Of Va. has accepted the sp- pOintmeni Of Minister 10 France.
 The Cabinet came se 10 conclusion today as Id the missions 10 RHssia or Span. Dr. Edwards has jus, arrived with Report of Marine Hospitals
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yagiasz Lsglalssnrs and CAeisra.--Tfle FirgiSia Lsgi&ts,ass have aljoaEaed tToln ksehfaona to the fan9aier Spsmss. 10 asosd The cholera, which is EfevaiIIng in a mid torfn Ia Riehmeasi.
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sszss EmssTatsoa, ,-. he papers Oi Aississipfs are 9p against tts emigration st slaves i1ssa ,s northern slave staies, so she eestea groaihg ones SsvesA paelse meetings bas~ kces ssek. slai sle subject L 10 be hsesa<hs besote ths rglsGatafe.
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Hng.--JOhn Nj RiieT, the murderer of William Willis was hung u Jackson. Mississippi n this State. oa the srh. correspondent cf the Whig, in an accoant os the execution refases the following circumstance:
 ' 1 nomert pFevicas fo the starfiag os the wagon,
 great big lat I1Gl2tf0 wenrh feii on her knees by its side. and easpng the wheels a her hAns offered the following prayer for the Ggrderpt's soul. ~ Q massa Gs. let thFs Peor brsder who has nn soul 10 save, whether thon art wiling not, save him fron tie toTneBts of heli--asd by golly, bressea massa Got II you eo dis, tank you ,oasand times, and ask you more favvEs now nor never more men g
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IJ-Benneti. of the New York Herald, an original Taylor Enan. is getting very uneasy about things at Washington. Taylor does not follow his advice, as he sliouGd and Bennett begins 10 that all is over with the administration. He doubts whether whigeSY can ever gef along with the government. He might have khowa this long sinec. and |, only shows has duIness, that hs has taken all this time 10 find il oat Bat hear hiln
 Consp5sey to TylrTiSe Geasrsi Tayior Prom articles which have recently appeared In ihe New York Express, and other journals eeongiRg to diff ferent chqaes of the whg party. there to be
 stTopg disposition aaaoHg the dfSap;onied offsce- beggars 10 attempt some formidable combination agaiHst the President and his cabinet similar to that which, In the time of Capt. Tyler. was known by the expressive tssm of TyssriEatioa.
 The President and his cabaut, siace the 4ih March last, have been doing considerable business in moving old efhce-holders, and appointing new oRss in their piaces-sutclent to briHg forth grosss and execra,ioaS from The onsted democracy. But it seems from the complaints of a number of whig Ion Fnas, and the whispers of whig politicians here and eissE here, that vast Dnmber ef whg ofEsee- beggars ready to eater into any combination against the present cabinet, to proceed ,O any tFenlltsss, ia ogIer to olst thrm. The ExTess of this city is Ihe organ of large class Of obce-beg- gars of yari0us 1as and also of the Haensbcrs of Congress. Its indieaiioas cannot be nsisander- steS4 Ii 1t had the courage and capacity, il W0ad S"'n7 oat against uae aASiinstfAtlon sh e"ccs ana We have uoabt there arc several ether journals n thus city, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, all Of wheh haVe been Disappointed Ia office, aad which wsuid ! be ready ts josR in inc same work The truth of Inc matter h the whig party collection of con eeaisd and valE-giortoas efaes. which have 50 ho- mogensoasEess 0i character sad wast the practical sesf'y oi carrying the administration of tAs go- vernHsns-aa example of hieh has been exhEhsaed ' oy the party ia povsr in this city. Tiey hare a strong and PePaiaF man for President. They could not have elected any man but Gen Taylor; bss the eabiaet s pretty solsrabse. Thxar tsaFsatas iheir Peht'etans, and teAs odiee-b<ggxfs the most in- Pfsctcaie ct oi people that ever existed. and ths policy whiea they have pursued. and are still Pur saing' t@aves on oar misd strong doabss whether any ~hsg party can ever practically and success fafy conduct the aaiES of the national government.
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ff Lord Byron w@s very sensible man; sI- Ssys usSaghs so. Aa exchange paper IvesEsis the foiiowSag gess4ark aAc eanfessa0a n1Afle by hias- 's With all my f0li1s, was a@ver guifty of stop piag papaT, hecaa1s it's edisos happeaet to dis please as.
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LyRESu GROCERIES 40 sacks RIo coHae E 10 hheis Sugar; bbls posdeFed SagaI
 3 bDls Loaf St,ray: F hbis Molassess 100 sacks Salt, nj bbls. CTanberFfss,
 l bot. CarYahts: f2 baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Star Candles; bNs best Imperial Tea
 1 bbis. Rice; together with large assortment Q Preserves; Jeliies; wiaes; CortlA~; P'ckes, Sa'ie ot spanish Olives &e.. Isst received, per steamer Phip Penaywi,. and ios sale al very Feucsd pTlcss for Cash or country produce. by
 Mayi. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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ns Lersst Plsslatsoa.--It has been stated tha the sevsateen year loensts were to be looked for eis seassa in Eastern OAis snd Western PennsyIsa- fia The prediction is being verified, for the Pits burg Gazette states that the insect has appeared la Nat vicinity ia vast numben
 The ground. says, in woods. orchards and gar esas E perforated with coEeess holes. from which hey have emerged to .he ghs ef day, and The trees fences, Gc-, are covered wsth the skins which they hass shei- BY examining the trees. they are foaai n innefse nambers, abost half grown and very ~eSe The usual destruction of vegetation, some. hnes immense ca the appearance of these insects s et esafse locked for now
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1r~ Ny @eaF, wsk slssti ws halne oaT easy 2 sala NJ. asnish io aiTs, SGaak ias o'hes day
 NkY beg. Eve setslsd oa Petss "
 fesef: never ksss 2 ass ~itA tue Ai.as,,s a4as~ oi Hstss ~tssseessAz ssaii sts sAt ''
 Nsn lAeH. .sl U ea. a4A4 eAlt rss=g ,"
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IT Fear ITi4h ehi2es died sf yellow fever ia Portland. Maine, On the 18th Eis, aud the isl tawiag Jay .is. nlefe died sf ths salue 4i.easc
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 A.zv,- e-a..S~V

PTsdafe Cssrt, Nay Torn, 4. D. 1898. TT appears, to the SAtixtaetioa as the esart hsfe, \ that JaAa C. .Niekaisea has departed slais liis leaving no known hsirs: Wherenpoa. t is ordered by the eaurt here that qualifications bs maae In the Arsaasls sanner, paper pabisshed tn thls Staaa for six successive weeks.
 Dsseripfsaa. twesty-six yesFs el4, light hair fair eomplexioned, hIae eyes, aud abaat si I feet high. r. l. WILSON, Cssxk. YAtvis. June 70, lst9 tts
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DIED:

h Pike county, on the 18th nh. D. D. Dlcxsos, Esa.. for many wears past clerk ef thas eoanlv.
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ay- E@srahis ase stia asisiDS Ai Fast S.aaa. bo4pI i1G ( AlIlaGnll
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FRESH GR0CEgIES Ss., &s., DECEIVED PER STEAMERS PEANlWT1 h AND DUkOC. and for Sass at ths lowest prica#--aasong which the ts1lc~iag AElie'ss' s sacks Rio Coffee; | bbLs. Loaf Sugar; hhds Loaf Sugar; 5 hbis. R1boiied Moiasses; 2V dez. Painted Pasiss
 bsx-s cheap Tobaees; 5s sets common TsacuPs and Saacers; j0 s Edged Plstsss 5a aez Pitchers;
 l box Shaving Soap;
 bale heavy DFilings; June F. Al MUTT.