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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

lHE Ruins OF SoLoMoN'S TEMPLE.-Malor
Noah, through the N. Y. Journal of Commerce,
says the Divine prediction. in regard to Soomon's
temple, "there shall not be stone upon
other" &C., has not been literally fulfilled. He
shows from recent resea rches by Mr.. James Ma
than, of New York, and others, that some won
derful underground structures, vauited passages,
&C., have been revea led and explored. and proved
to have been parts of the great Temple, now COW
cred up with the rubbish of ages. The Journa!
OF Commerce says:
"lt does not follow, as the Major admits that
the prediction has not been virtually fulfilled.
According to his otim showing, the Temple was
so efeclually destro \that for 500 years it was
lost 10 the public cyl ondoaN covered with earth
and rubbish, which !, 90 h.u. sc that period had
accumulated over it, 81 ~ IT., leplh Of IL or
Is feet" rdan Ha sU
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Rev. Cephas Washburn,

Eio will take charge of the higher branches in
Esgish Ltrature. and be a safe reference in the
lrnary department, and has been too long ard
b well known to tho public; to need any guaran-
/, but his name, to secure public confidence.
love all we believe the teachers secured, have
/ capacity and disposition, to meet with proper
Eritlhe various provocalons arising from q COM
Iiua6On q character found III the primary leach
b.
IHcnelusion We can pledge to our patrons.
ter csoice IN accommodations for board than
FnsFly, as several responsible houses have Of
/ ID to prepare TO board pupils, where particular
slGH will be PAID to the attire, manners, habits,
morals OF the scholars; and where they will
her influence to accomplish the object of the
:lpal in he discipline of the Seminary. Among
on We mention Mr. Washington, Mr.. Wilson,
Mr. Yell, who have daughters to educate,
! na good conduct has done honor to their pa
ES while members Of the Seminary. And be
| the undertaking efforts of the primary
HP viii be continued to secure the greatest
zae good to individuals and to the school gen.
Ey We hope generous and approaching
PIC will continue such patronage as will enable
continue, and increase our facilities to ac-
Push finished and thorough education, for
'ho avail themselves of the privileges of the
3aagIlls Female Seminary.
SOPHIA SAWYER.
S. 9-2S-rf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
z STEVENSON.
fayetteville Female Seminary.

ME Proprietor of this Institution has the graf
iication of announcing 10 the public gene
!, and to her friends and patrons; she has been
IL 10 increase the facilities for illustration and
''1.,ion and to procure the services of the
D,s,ebers IN the State, in the different depart.
,Of labor in this Seminary.
a.. is taught from A B c, to the highest BRAN
: d. English Literature, together with the
|s~,b and Latin. Tire skilfuI use of the needle
u the varieties of plain, useful and ornamental
H.. Drawing is taught by a Gentleman, who
: lessons twice week in the Music-room
| u his sister Miss A. FREYSCHLAG, has SO
saafaIy taught Music the last year, and who
4 be employed the coming session, as perma-
"A TEACHER on the PIANO. Her sister Miss B.
|nFSCHLAG will give lessons in Fr.snch.-
ssg occupy seperate building near US, so that
hi eau pass and IS, and the classes o har-
Esdsly forward under the mutual arran re ment
h cooperation of the teachers. while the Pro.
ysur is responsible to her patrons for the snc-
l. Of all the departments.
Of.le German Teachers. it need only be said
h their know ledge was acquired in their native
Il. b.fore they left Europe. With their capa-
Esy as teachers, is united integrity of charac.
L and strict moral principles, without which all
|sir a,oaistjous would be worse than useless.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
LITTLE ROCK HIGHSCHOOL,
0R Y o L n G l. A DIE

his Institution, under the charge of Mrs. and the
Misses WOOD, was ope ned for the reception of
s, both day scholars and boa rders, on Monday the
EA l Board and Tuition for session of months.
coarse, s25
I'd department, 30
q Sd department, l6
4th department, l2
"A Aian, Spanish and German languages,
! 'gF.s choir, 10
tt'' eth use Of Piano, 25
r., so
|asng, 20 20
ne ra'e OF lessons in Poonah painting, Japan
80 ihIoying OF Ebony and Ivory, and wax
r'lgh work and embroidery also taught.
-Ha eharge will be made for washing at the or
~ rates in the citv
D s"ha Calesthenic exercises, at 81 0 per month.
,5 Will furnish her cot-bed, bedding, tow
4 Ao table napkins
'lnents ,quarterIv in .dr.noe-no d.Jro,;o, for
h - except IN case of sickness.
Issi'cular request, a class of boys under twelve
" age will be received.
Eh PfinciPaIy on the Logierian
Lawsln O"' ~ -A'
h D. D.. urher particulars apply personally, or by
IfYrbo Pdia, at the office OF the Ark 8 Gazette.
- Aansas Banner, Arkansas State Democrat,
Telegraph, Batesville Eagle, Helena
3stlo., van Buren Intelligencer will please copy
~~'sf Z, l64S.-32-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Dry Goods and SiIks

,A.iOOE"o OF all colors and qualities, Taffeta Sa
~ TIN, cap and bonnet ribbons, Bobbin muslin beg.
gars iyse and bed edgngs and laces white and black
lrish and French and yellow linens fancy and black
les' ackonet, plaid and plain csmbric, curtain dra-
sik surge, green Bereze, ginghams, brown Hol.
and all colors glazed cambrcs, per, cambric black
tpacca and Cachmere, ladies and gentemen's Isle
ana sk gloves, braids purse silk, gents black silk
saVats ladies Cravas, paper, svered and fancy ia ans
spool cotton, linen tapes linen camDric and pong ee
ndkerchIefs' black and colored sewing silk patent
pearl buttons silk twist. hoop and dress whale
oone cotton and silk hose and half hose for ladies and
misses and gentlemen Parasols and parasolettes Flo-
renee hutiand and lawn bonnets organdy lawns, &c
All Kinds OF ladies and gentlemen's shoes and boots
ooys' misses and childs do. Saodlery-brdles sad
dies. martngaes, saddle bags, velices, trunks whips
surclnges and girths carpet bags, bride bits buckles
tacks' spurs, strruPs, thread rings collars chains
uIoceres, hardware and cutlery; planes and black
smiths tools.
Sshaw! we can't mention half, come and call for
and we will do best for you at the old
sland. f. B. BISHOP & CO.
September 9, I64S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Look at this all of 'em.

BISHOP IS neither blotced up nor drouned His time
OUT ms Goods Uere-lce should haoe sold them at al
most Nofh,ng # they had arrived safe, and noo they
NUS, go STILL LOWER for Cash Produ ce
OF almost all kinds. We ,oont keen such ooods in
Store' so come and them, and feel of their ralue
and make your offer, THEY MUST GO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
VOLUME 7-NO. II
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S3 VI.

on sugar plantation upon the coast employ wing
several hundred slaves, many of whom were SUBJ
Jected to the treatment, whicA acas successful in
erery instance. The remedy used by the gentle
man referred to-and which he also received from
DR.. rtwrght-was, far extreme cases, 20 grs.
of calomel, 10 grains of camphor, and 20 grains
of caPclsum. or cayenne pepper, made into pills.
This quantity was reduced as the attacks were less
violent. In addition TO the friction recommended
by Mr.. Walker, ne had the feet of the patient kent
in strong solution Of salt and waller, heated as
warm as it could be borne. We have since con-
versed with one of our most eminen, physicians,
who says that this is thetru CarflorigM practice;
and that IN omiiting the capscum, very impor-
tant item has been subtracted from the remedy.
Memphis Appeal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

ORIGIN OF THE Gin
and respectable reside
in 1882, he discove.
Cho. ra IS the inhalav
as 10 be scarcely Wis
says that when the Ch
istence Of those insect.
a cloth. or a persons
tile air, when the ipsct
Linen he nxnnninnd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

>'GS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

Ms Institution, under the charge of Mrs. and the
! Misses WOOD, was ope ned for the reception of
/ :, eoth day scholars and boa rders, Monday the
ult
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COMPLETE DIGEST


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And back between p and 10 day.
1894. From ST. Joseph at Wednesday
By William Centre and Brunersburg
To Defiance, by m, 80 miles
And back between 8 and next day.
Proposals to end Brunersbug will be considered
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90 The undersigned guaranty that
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sufficient sureties perform the service proposed"
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MASTER other equivalent testimony that the guaranors
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and addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combnsuoa
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3I-Iaw
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bereaved consort OF clergyman well known and much la
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brace to the patronage Of those who would be benefit
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conveyed in preference to and to
entire exclusion, IL its weight and bulk requiret
and the special of the de
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further charge mail lines admitting of such
agents be conveyed without charge the princ
pal railroad lines where the the mails and
tho will their employment by the de-
pament; in that the asserting
of the mail to be provided by the
der direction Of the department
In ALI forfeiture of the
forfeiture of at least
when running arrival is far behind
with depending mail, and forfeiture Of due
portion when grndc Of service rendered inferior that
he contract oreures be penalties
higher according the nature frequency the failure
and the Importance Of the mail ..... . .
Pines imposed unless the delinquency satisfctor
" explained due time, for falling to take from deliver at
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DIARlEs and Pocket Memorandum hooks for lss''
~ of every variety. TAYLOR N MAURY
Dec Now Bookstore, near 9Th ~
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Or. Banning's Body Brace

TNHIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion, also of constipation piles and particularly Of
female weakness the symptoms oil which well known
be had OF Mrs BALDWIN, the of Mr. Peter
Brennc tailor doors below Al street, the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue. gentleman in attendance
forwarded TO DR.. banning, 437i Broadway New York.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States
i from the ls day of July, 1872 to the Both Of june
1852, inclusive, in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND, and OHIO will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department. in the city of Wash
ington until of the 4h April l849 Ito be decided by
the oath of April, l849) the and in the
and time herein specified viz
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Rv Miadl.toun

BY Middletown
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And back between l and m same day.
TIA. From Worcester at a m, Saturday
To Centre Square, (meanDg probably Union
Square, by 10 a m, miles
And back between IL m and m same day
IT'S. From Jamestown at m, Wednesday
To Rbereraturg, by IL m, Is miles
And back between P m and m, same day
l7l6 From Clarion, at 6 m, Monday
Along the Northeast side of Clarion river
To Ridgeway, by IL m, so miles, next day
And back between p m and 6 p m, Wednesday.
l7I7 From Allen at 8 m, Saturday
TO Boiling Spring, by IL m, 10 miles
And back between p m and p m, same day.
l7IS From Hollda ysburg at 6 M Monday
By Allegheny Ashland Furnaces and Woodlands
To Newman's Mills, by ~ m, 50 miles, next day
And back between m Tuesday, and m
I7l9 From West Philadelphia at m, Tuesday and Sat
BY KelIysville, Loob's Store, Springfield, Rose
Tree, and Bishops Works
To Howelsvi!e, by 2p m, 90 miles
And back between a m and l pm, Monday and
Friday
Proposals for one-a-week service will be considered
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BY Spinnerstown
To Emaus, by ~ m, l8 miles
And back between m and p m, same day =.
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make better connexions, will be considered.
1921. From Emleniown at 6 m Wednesday
To the mouth of Tionesta Creek, by m, 30 miles
1922. From Sunville at m Tuesday
BY Walaceville
To Dempseytown by 3 m, 6 miles
And back between p and same day.
1898 From Cushingvile by Wednesday
To Spring Mills, IN. Y.,) by 9 a m, 8 miles
And back between 10 u m and m, same day.
l724 From Allentown at p m Saturday
BY Shnecksvile
To kerns Mills, by IL m, 10 miles
And back between p m and m, same day
1885, From Norristown at Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Jacksonville, Shannonvle and Lumbervie
To PhGnixville, by p m, 10 miles
And back between a m and m, same day.
Proposals to run ak times week will be considered.
l726. From Gap at m Saturday
BY Hat and Intercourse
To New Holland, by IL m, IA miles
And back between p m and m, Same day
Proposals for tri-week|y service will be considered
1927. From West Penn at m Wednesday
To Lehghton, by p m, 10 miles
And back between ga m and IL m, same day.
Proposals to day and at hours that will make
better connex ons will be considered.
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have examined Dr. Bannings Instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support, and have made practical
experiment OF the same, and asonshed the results
have also listened to his views OF its applicability
extended class OF diseases, and think them highly
portant and therefore cordially the
rous consideration Of the medical profession.
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. D.
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From Professor Mott, of Neo York, aad Others.
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannngs novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections
the viscera and believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex b. Whiting,
j. Kearney Rodgers, H. Mclean.
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~ C.aUTIONLXTRA

A nAs by tie name Of Guar, hiss Engaged
~ with young mannfihe namenfb lowU'
end, and usrs his name ~ pat upR nnEaHpafl
Do, which they call Or Ipwnsond harHapn-
ulh, drnominaunR 10 0rHHHe original, go -
This Townsend isnS Doctor and never Waai
bat wa formerly O w0rkrr On uilfoHdsi can
ais ssa tbe llAe, Aei lac hsaumra Me hl,t nl
Dr, f1r The purpose Of gainiug credit ipr what
be- b. not This DO o. caution tho public not w.
b. dreeiyed, and Purchase none bat ihe Hih'
unE ORiGtsAl ON Dr. Jacob Tnwnrnud r.
Snfsapanlla, having on u the Old Doctor 70
likeness bis family coat of afmu, and hls eng
nature across the coat Of arms
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Pdsrpsi .nFss lsf FrlTON sweet Ap E.L
tng n ' hriHiHF Co, Htsiu siIsFi taufs
p5uu 4 suns iia hnuh hsr0yd street flusitpHtf
fleece nfugFift hslinHsfr y ~ tuhfH. tttfa a
boo WurHf 4 Coz iai cbsufss husst so
f.4tA fss4 HHtf AWsHY sod ~ ~ ths prHta
ufaFFitts aHf MrrrHHHtF FuurfHtT fifsu shssi ttks
- stsiss Wss, On iiss 800 'ss tsHsiss
Wholrtale Agent, G BINGHAM Dmr.
get, 80 J0hubury. H'tli IlcHU= G01GlT
and Gould, East 81. JobusbuDi kiurodge a
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Wctks \ smnto'
Eastman, Barnet l. 7. Park, Tas.uuip5'.
Newell 4 Trull, Burke T. G Butler, Drrby
Line J Blake a Son, Sutton, T. Clcyclana d
Co., Coventry Fails, \ " Fmnch, Lunrn.
burgh, and by al the principal Dtugg.,s bai
Merchants generally throughout the 4 States
aud the Canadls, also, by Bems q Drnpoo,
Lyndon Centre. t-Jl
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Farm for Sale.

II ttf r. Tubrrrrrr-rsl-f 49, -,,- i-F Gas aa!s- II
4 Is situated on the road leading from ST
Johnsbury Plain To- North Ohnville--about
half way between the two places. IL consists
of 30 acrcs--l- or % acres ofckcellcnt mead
nw--about 50 acres of woodland-tho remain
der pasture aud tilage.
The buildings are suitable for the place
There are about 1000 sugar naples and a
y0uuT UTTtv urrr-rr7 rr----..s 4ssA44i.iE
of cedar timber, on the farm.
The farm can be Hdyantageously divided
and the whole or part is offered for sale.
Terms OF payment made easy.
JOHN CUSHMAN.
ST. Johnshury, Aug. 10, lsi0 62ptf
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This is ony Of thsu four thuussud "
nheu natism that o. Tosnssuls Sssapsfs has cutsi,
ths sgtsts arI thtouit eases sukD rtadtasI
by he sHusotdtusf1 ,t'ihst
james CuinainEs E,q one 81 The assistauu DO tic
iupsuc Asjl HlsckWeNs leland, s the gentleman
spoksn OF tu tbs foloetas letter
HiscA~sits l,iaud sept a. lrt7
ID los s.saaansar Sif. have suffered tsrthli
i1i Hiss llh ts R-a'H-t'.H cvosid~' als ct As
ums could not sst lie - 80 sst hsd the most do
tisssur pHius sud int luubs terribly swollen
have u,rd faut bottles VI yuut Sssnratta snd s, haNe
done thsu thousand dost' ~o'ii ~ good an
~ furh hsttsf-tudssdl s,n suussy relieved Nou
81 ubufy 20 ths iof Tho hsuoht Of the rsn'-'sd
Nouu ts,pssrfuty, !Ahts CtAAiNGs
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N nTIGE E..

YIN + artistic here recommended has been
l. used within the circuit Of few miles
for several years past with the most gratifying
effect ia cases of cough, colds, Group, sore
,throst, oarscnoss and lung diseases generally.
A conviction ofils real value in such cases has
induced the proprietor to give It more extern
sive circulation. II will not cure all diseases
70 which humanity is subject nor - u infalh
ible in all cases for which it is recommended,
but will be found upon trial to be equal to, and
probably before any Bulsam, Syrup or Elixir
now in use. 1t acts in unison with nature in
its efforts to throw of the accumulation o! mu-
Gus from the Lungs and bronchial t1beF, res.
i;qring healthy action. In fact il is a valua.
bile medicine for generate ns and not far day
only The compound PULMONARY SYR-
UP, is prepared and sold wholesale and re-
l4ailhy J. G. Bingham, Druggist, st. Johnsbury
VI, 10 whom all orders may be sont Price
50cts Sold also by Dana and Weeks, Danvile;
Isaac Watts Peacham Harvey 4 Abbott &
l.. p. Parks, Barnet; Cutting% Silsby, Water.
ford; Bingham &, May, Wcst Coneordi T, C.
Butler, Derby Line +. Cleveland 4. Co. Cow
entry; Blake n Go, Sutton. Colby q Me-,
GslF,y, Lyndon oi3u
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srArE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA DlhlftAr %.
Ito Hon, che Probate Count fpt The District
Fof Caledonia 70 oil persons Interested 90
thr EsiHtr Of Ddnol Harvey, late 81 hufket
90 said District, decreased, hRtfTtHo,
NATHEREAS, Carlpa Gpdding, ndmiplsta-
w t1raf she Estate 81 Daniel Harvey, ~
b4d Burkr, dfraHsFdi hath presented go said
Ian1, his petition ~ writing setting forth,
that the drhts and ehWgcs against SAID Estate
aunuut in tir tuEl 0f EifUfRi NM mt lhr "
mount of personal property remaining ~ ne
hands 10 .fDl,nn leaving The sun 81 4lfHl4
90 Doc raised from the real Estate, which real
Estate consists 81 tho homestead nf SAID de-
reatnd, situated 10 East Burke yillage-con-
-.,4liEg 81 about three a. Que half acres ofland
with Che buildings thefenn-nnd representing
that part ofsaid Estate cannot be- sold, VIII
out injury 90 those interested iH the remain
,irT 1hrfefHfs 10 ordered by the Court
that ~ persons gbgToaied be- notified 10 APP
pear before SAID Probate Court, at session
thereof 90 be- holden AZ the Probate Once 40
Dauyille, on the alst day Of December 1913,
90 siiow cause Il any they have why ihe IT,
crusr aHked lnr should not be- granted,
For which purpose Il 10 further ordered that
q copy Of tho record OF this order be published
tlcfe weeks sueeessvely IN the Caledoniau o
newspaper printed az ~. JohnHbury ~ sad
District, all Of which publications 10 be- pre-
yi1us o. said time nppoiatst ioT hearing. hy
ths Cpuft-TlEHON HOWARD, Register
Danyillr, Dreembef i2th, irin utbw5
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TLrFs ILIIdrsn.
I nssI w ! haIs o

% TpEuisHi ussr SILL HsFe she Uitstuu IL 10
fHfm 700 itsi iufss n H rhifsH tsFs tsts r4fst "A
ihr HlfsfH's DOB iHs zee pf ypW sErslIfai Hsfi,."
iHfF aefr smiCisi frri tefefslT HitH ttd isfs, ~,
iakfu puftaust % tnaa iHsmsHsy, ~ sLif6 ~
alssIf aalai frssi aligauaH,
AHHfs FstpsdfaHT
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