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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles SITS


Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 5. Allison,
Peter COurey, j., Maunsel White, VIM. e. Leveuch,
Robert J Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo, StrawbHdge, henry s. BuCkner
PETER CONREY Jr., President Board of Trustees
Directors:
yOGephW. Stanton, John Stroud, Sem, NJ. M. Cohen,
John l. Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w. FaUar
VIM M Goojrioh, Joshua BALDWIN, William H. White
John l.. Saitarans, Warick Martin, John ID Bein
A. d. Crossman, Mark WALTON, VIM. Q. TOmpkins
Cornelius FellOwes, Joseph Lallande, John b. Leeie
Edw. JenneT Coke,
tn This Company is prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance, and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White and Negroes at the Table of Rates estab
shed by the Board which less than the rates charged by
the New ok and London Offices and without their estno-
tons residence in the South. By the charter dividends
of profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can 30 made available at once to the extent of two
ums in full.
JOHN HAsAN President of the Company
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President
a. J. WEpDERBuRE NJ, ID. Medical Board Of
THOMAS Hunt, M d. Consultation,
HARMON DOANE, Secretary f. L. GOOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEiF, M D.. No I'll Magazine street, Medical
Examiner. Office hours for blacks, ~ 10 81 A. M do for
whites to NJ. his residence. He will examine white
applicants at the Office of the Company daily, from 12s
O'Clock M He will not examine any at his dwelling
without permit, which be had application at the
office Of the Company. - H. G. HEARTr, Agent
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
ct NeT and London rates Prospectus table of rates,
and all Information to Life Insurance and all papers
eessa to effect Insurance be had at the office of the
Company.
In oerto accommodate all classes of citizens young
and mechanics having families dependent upon them
the Company will allow all persons nsurng for t3e where
the premium $50 per annum 70 pay
half in cash and half satisfactory endorse at II
months bearing interest at per cent. per annum
N. B. The business of this Company confined TO LIE
INSURANCE. ONLY By resolution of the Board, NO Fire,
RiyeI or Marine Risks taken,
" ttfca hOuu 4. u In b p. n ieHtAI
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WATCHES-JEWELRY,

M H. MEY Err, No 100 CAMP street, Watch. -
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. ESfh
All Jswelry ARTICLES repaired moderate prices mI5z
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GANDLE5-l59 boxes New Bedford. landing from bark
~ Mary Waterman. f0E anle By
SIS Ell. HART 4 GO. ~ Tohoupitoplas st.
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT,
WE UndenignediS constantly manufacturing and has
tOTssiea very hyperion article Of IN EG AR, go
Whloh ne viii guar nise to improve by and E@5
VIII deliver II, tree OF charges, in any part OF 1
the city OF Lafayette at the following reduced &l8
gceS to suit the times, viz Bu so gallons 90 co. Barrels
30 gallons %; Barrels 40 gallons cent? gallon A be
RAJ discount made to Wholesale customer.
~ line lropped in the PosOthce will be punctsAlly
attended to- Lap29 til JOHN H. WEBB
Corner COmmOn aHd maTAia Ets opposite Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

DIN WLENSIW Dental SuTVHOn.
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
Ii tour in the North and East is prepared STIlsIR
70 perform all operations Appertaining to the
TEETH; and has become acquainted with VI AN 9a
the best mode OF operating approved by the IG11lY
College of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Md His price
Tor operations are in proportion to suit he times s16H
ToOTH-ACHE CURED
~ LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr.. hIENSING'S
TOOTH-ydCHE ELIXIR. or no charge fs3- Ofioe
CARONDELET STREET, Cd door below GiTOd st.
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THE 6RbNoH ,LgoINA QoRDIAL

- Or, Or. Tdr6e'S Restorative Drops.
VIE lNNARIAbLE SUCCESS of these Drops in
cases OF lmpOenGy has gained for them Just celebrity
10 those persons who, by Of veneTy sepOutOn
have brought themselves Premature lmpotency, lnVO
untay Seminal Emissions, General Debility, Weakness
and Storytelling OF the Genital Organs Nervous Affections
or any other consequences of unTeaned indulgence of the
sensual PASSIONS these Drops strongly recommended
This dreadful practice (Gnanism) depression
lOwness OF spirits, with peculiar fits OF melancholy and les
sens both mental and bodily capacity.
EV The only Agency in the United States is at No ID
CARONDELET Street, between Canal and Common sts.,
NewOrleans, sign of the Escuapus Statue. 81 ly
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SIOVEO. HIUVLN.
THE PUBLIC are particularly invited call and see
\ the WESTERN A / r T G II T and my own ID
COOKING STOVE, which pronounced. hy all -
who have seen Or used them, to be the greatest inn 4
pioyement made on the Cooking Stove. w
The above Stoves very simple and much more pSh
easy managed than the common Premium yet, IS many
persons viii use them who have been acoustomed to the
use OF Cooking stove, it may be necessary 70 give few
general instructions 10 the eOOk-for which purpose We
got Book Of Directions in pamrhlet form at my stove
From long aud practical experience in the Stove Busi.
ness have no hesitation in pTOnOunCng the Western Air
Tight and my own ID Stove the two convenient and
economical articles Offered 10 the nubiic
M. II. nEVEREUX, 26 TchOuptoulas At.
n b. Also, large assortment Of Cooking Stoves of diff
eent patterns and Hail Stoves; Air Tight Stoves Frank
In slows, large and small size; Cannon Stoves Pyramid
Stoves; Harp Stoves for wood coal and genera asor.
ment Of KITCHEN FURNITURE, of a superior quality:
au30 hi n n
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RODENT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. IA ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such a. the
~ Setting Of, Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam d
bOieTs, etc. All work dOne BY the IubsCTiber will ~
be guaranteed, and specimens of his work may be -
any time. ~
with Dispatch. ia19 IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

ONE, HUNDRED B 1RRELs RECTIFIED, Beatty
T E j. HART & co. 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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[From the Western Empire, Dayton Ohio J,l, % IsA7
Mr.. J. F. HowELLs-Siri 1t affords much pleasure
say you that my cough, and severe affection M tbs
lungs has been entirely removed by the one half boii
Of DR.. Davis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar which Won
the of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Gods ~
most excellent remedy. HOuu TespeCtly, WV PHILlps
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

W EAhN EEt hWU FAIN IN III y bhEAoI,
PHILADELPHIA, June o. 1851 can highly recommend
Dr.. Days's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know
ledge Of its virtues My wife had been affected for long
time with weakness and the breast the of this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her ThesymptOmE
would after time and all occasions the relief
rs speedy in the Ts place. 1t months since
she has been free Of the affection CONSIDER and recon
mend most valuable medicine Its gthenng effect
has been very great in addition to relieving the breast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1851 feel free to recommend
Dr. DAVIS Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my expert
enCe OF its beneficial effects in my have been
for time past subject to attacks of splitting of blood
tended with weakness of the breast and uneasy sensation
at the stomach accompanied with dyspeptiC symptoms.
Last spring having attack Of IT, recommended by
acquainaI who had been cured by Dr. Daviss Syrup
to Try it, did and relieved by il in less than
bottle It's apparent good effects were immediate
JOHN +. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker, 20 Race 81.
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NOTICE 10 SUGAR PLANTERS.

GHEATHING COPPER IA csses Englsh Sheathing
~ Copper, landing from ship w " Kent aud for sale BY
SAMUEL LOCKE, s and Front Levee
sl8 between Customhouse and Benvils SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

II s So9k Is one OF the most eminent physicians in
ne Oheu states and was the attending physician of Ospph
6ohapsIte exkng OF Spain, during ali his residence In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

hen we inst Offered this medicine to the public It
was with the expressed intention of publishing no eeTcsjs
without good authority for its truth 10 Thai ae NJ bs ~
adhered rejecting all certificates for the auhentcity n
which we have not had the most responsible Fnssntee bs
HOwels, of Dayton, Ohio. Use'''' VII
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25
SYRUP OF WITH CHERRY AND TAR

IN OFFERING to the public this new and valuable
\ remedy for CONS UNPTIOW, BRONCHITIS
dSIHJtyf, co UGHS COLDS, etc., we append few
notices Of the character and efficacy oil The medicine Nume
testimonials be in pamphlet for distribution
at the agency which sufferers are invited 10 obtain Il may
pe proper TO that Dr. ID. eminent praCCng physi-
of PennsylvaDia ''-'''Ae' = 7' - 0 ~'''''''''S
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DENTISTRY. &c.



nR. ANFOU8 respectfully informs his patients and the
II public generally, that he has removed
his office and residence from No. BaEOnne
street to No. 10 Oarondelet street, be. VI ~
tween Common and Canal streets, whore ILL
he be consulted daily at all hours and is prepared 10
perform all Dental Operations to their satisfaction warrant
ed, and at his usual moderate charges.
Office, 81 his residence, No. 20 CarOndeet, between Com
mon and Canal streets, NewOrlean5. as I'm
DENTAL NOTICE,
nR. PEARSON informs his patients that he can be
IL consulted daily at his office, from T1gsIsi5N
A. M to 5 p. M. Dr. PeanOn's many inn
too well known and ppTeoiatedt 10 require 41L1Oy
enumeTatng. His Block Teeth particularly worthy ths
atentlan OF those requiring artificial His prices are
graded 70 suit the circumstances OF all Office at his resi-
dence. No BdRONJNE street. near Canal Il2 II
DENTAL NOTICE,
I WEST, Practical Dentist, 112 ST. Charles street,
ID near Lafayette Square, thankful for 60
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed 5s9
upon him, would solicit continuance OfQl fyeltA
the same; After practice Of twelve years, LILY
both IN Europe and the United States and having awaited
himself Of all the late Improvements he feels confident that
he will give satisfaction those who may favor him with
call.
j. w would call particular attention to his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate Persons requiring
such would DO well to call and examine specimens All his
operations Will be warranted the best of workmanship and
material and TO give satisfaction 10 those who may patron.
ze him. j. W. refers to the following gentlemen who have
hOn0red him with their patronage:
Professor Stone, pIi BenbEoOk Morphy g. Neyius
Professor Dimitry. Sturges & Wright etc. etc.
ES Dentists supplied with Gold Foil Plate, Teeth etc.
Office and residence, No. liz St. Charles street, the
corner of POydras. jy3I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24

on the calender-won't keep you but ten minutes
If you don't go, heavy fine, Imprisonment for
contempt &c.al.c20 ,lai .5l ;aogE sszgg oi
v The bridegroom, who was rather of a timid
nature, finally consented, particularly the clerk
promised TO send friend of his who sat in the
cab. wrapped up in "a large cloak, to the house Of
his BRIDE IN expectation, explaining the reason OF
his absence, The reader may imagine who this
person was. -. ".-'i 81. IN ..-.s
Eleven O'Clock came, but still no bridegroom.
The guests were staring at each Other--the priest
began TO grow impatlent--and the bride that was
TO be, looked pale and agitated when cnrriage
drove up the bell rang and .There he is - there
he Is &" muttered many voices. A gentleman
did indeed enter, whose appearance created almost
as much astOnishment Us that of Edgar Ravens
wood in the Ashton Castle, at the marriage Of
Lucy Ashton. in Scott's 8. Bride of Lammer moor"
The lady fainted-private explanations ensued
between her parents and the lover; and the result
was, that in ten minutes after. the two real lovers
were Joined in the sacred bonds of matrimony.
much 10 the satisfaction of all. ,i-. ..-.r ..--. H.
he bridegroom that was to have been soon
after made his appearance, putting and blowing.
What he said, and what he did, on beholding his
rival, and being made acquainted with the condi-
ton of affairs, was really tragi-comica. ,,. z.
The story of the subpoena soon leaked out, and
has created so much amusement, that The poor
fellow declares he will sue the lawyer for $4,000
damages, in subp9naing him as a witness in IA
case Of which he knew nothing, and by which he
lost wife. 1t will be novel suit indeed if he
should do -s ...... . "a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
STEYERMARKl

In Steyernark-green Steyermark,
The fields are bright and the forests dark
Bright with the MAIDS that bind the sheaves,
Dark with the solemn arch of leaves! .--..-..
Voices and streams and sweet bells chime
Over the land. in the harvest time,
And the blithest songs of the finch and lark
Are heard in the orchards of Steyermark.
In Stevermark-old Steyermark
The mountain SUBMITS are white and stark
The rough winds furrow their ,rackless snow,
But The mirrors of crystal are smooth below.
The stormy Danube claps the wave -.
That downward sweeps with the Drave and Save
And the Euxine is white with many bark,
Freighted with ores of Stey E a.s--.
In Steyermark--rough Steyermark,
The anviIs ring from dawn till dark .aa ..
The molten streams of the furnace glare,
Rlurrng with crimson the midnight air . r-
The lusly voices of for gemen chord,
Chanting the ballad of" Siegfred's Sword"
While ponderous hammers the chorus mark
And this is the music of Steyermark ! "a
In Steyermark- Stevermark, .f. .."
Hearts are glad the soaring lark r..
There men are formed in the manly mould
OF their stalwart sires, in times of old.
And the sunny blue Of the Syrian sky
Grows soft in the timid maiden's eye.
When love descends with the twilight dark
IN the beechen groves Of Sleyermark
In Steyermark-braveS S,eyermark,
The flame of freedom has left u spark, r
Whose lingering glow in her rudest glen,
Is kept alive by the iron men
Ere long the slaves of a tyrant's breath,
Shall be driven beyond the hills of Death.
And the beacon-s SHOWS Of the mountains s mark
The barriers of ransomed Sleyermark.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
LAMGTLREH'S s
NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS.

1'H " SECIIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS.
III AVlNG Just returned from Cincinnati. where
nave contracted for the engra wing, printing &c
Vi my NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF Arkansas, would re.
pecuIy inform the public, that the above Map will
NC ieacy Tor delivery in January next
VIII De done in the finest style of line engraving
u .m oy the most competent engravers of the
naleghanIes Said Map will show all the Creeks,
odyous' fo'tofhces County Seats, and every section
anu fractional section on each navigable stream in
tne state so that persons may point the tract on
which they live. In addition to these have laid
Gown rom the Maps on file in the Office of Col Rear
part of the 500 600 acres donated bv Congress the
seminary lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
sectohs attached TO each also all the Military Land
o~nshlPs are laid down, taken from the books in
.he AUDITORS office and if any changes made in
the county lines, counties formed bv the en-
SUNG LegislatureI will be enabled to show them all
complete Price in neat pocket form with clasp S4
on rollers spiendidly colored and vanished, SIS
lhe pocket map can be any part of the State
by mail; and as orders rapidly coming in those
desrous OF procuring early will please send in their
names as soon possible. c. LANGTREE
Little Rock, Nov. Z 1913 ... - ...-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
TO THE LADIES.

The man that doth paper take,
Grudging the price of one year,
Will never good husband make, .- .
Because his wife can never know what is
going on in the world, and his children
Wi. very ignorant appear. -.a... ..
But he'll sell his corn 10 buy horn,
And live on borrowed bread ......,
Raise the chlme-there's nary TWO lines of a
ength, but the moral is sublime
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
... EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
TIE Rock, AK, February "a. 1919.

LITTLE Rock, A 2K., February % lS49.
HNHE General Assembly of the State of Ar
- kansas having at lis late session, authorized
the Governor to lease the penientary of said
State to the lowest bidder: .,.
Therefore |, Richard Z. Byrd, Governor Of said
State, do hereby give public notice that sealed
proposals will be received, at the office Of the
Secretary of State, until the 5lh day Of April
next, for keeping said penitentiarv, and the con-
victs therein, unit! the lst day of March, 1851.
The contractor will be required to guard, feed
and clothe the convcts, free Of all expense to tho
State, for the term aforesaid. besides other duties
Ia detailed specification of which can be seen,
at the office of the Secretary of State, twenty
days before the day of letting. 1t is expected
that the lessee will take possession of the peuiten.
tiary about the 10th of April next. o. 51,e1sarg
The lessee will be entitled to all the labor of
the convicts. -rs i.nI a#g ,s#. Irea. Qtj s.,. &.
There are now in the penltentiary about thirty
convicts. some of whom are valuable mechanics,
and there is always ready demand for their labor.
The lessee will be required to give bond. with
approved security, in the sum Of ten thousand
dollars; and he will be paid by quarterly drafts
on the State Treasury. r.. C.. BYRD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
DeOn and Fort Gibson Packet.

k1. NE Undersigned would inform his
So friends, and the public generally, that
tzfk Ha'ing bniIt the ALERT No. 2, ex-
me ARKANSAS river, she will make re rular
'aPoeon TO Fort Gibson He is confident
suleientiy Light drawing but twelve
,an 'he year round, and will do so if the
~ extend to him a reasonable portion of
e@' II IS not his wish to monopolise the
'ne nVer, and run all other boats out and
enormous prices, but to do an honest fair
M Not wishing to take any advantage
ne invites them to give him a call, and
AS Them as comfortable and take them
.ssany other boat OF her class in the river.
SV-u J. p. GREGG, Master.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
'y foods. Blankets. etc.

III t, Al and 3S inch brown domestic.
h !" 10 Georgia homespun.
: stripes; do Carolina do.
1 tick, assorted; 2 blue denims.
. brown drills. - ...-r
a. T9, { and "A bleached shirtings.
B ps.s Me5rimac and blue prints.
sr rints, latest styles and patterns.
Rune scarlet, blue and white Mackinaw "
saer,I 10 l2-l4 Indian shawls together
New Vock W of seasonable Dry Goods, pur
'ai,b ,.,o Iork and Boston in the last 80 days.-
VII be sold at low prices and on hbera
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
K OCK HOTEL.

AXA MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
T:::sN open for the accommodation of visitors and
lliis k38 boarders by the day. month, year, that
- large edihce the bank of the river-the
hrst below tn State House. in the CITY of Little Rock
Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly cleansed
and repaired newly furnished and entirely renovated
IN every respect Unstable will always be abundantly
supplied with the very best the market affords A
Reading Room is opened in which may always be
found newspapers from various parts of the United
States
of February, IS49 .. ea
Jan. 30, IS49 T41--tfJ ...r.. r ...r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
FERRY NOTICE.

Ia no attention to new humbugs, as neu es-
tdbitShed Ferries--cut rOddS-ne1c bridges
and neac nigh cuts. Keep the old well established
and plain road to the VAN BUREN, Ferry,
where you will find good new ferry boats-expe-
rienced. careful and obliging ferry men /; and
charges as cheap as the cheapest. Drovers will
find this the best and safest point to cross stock a
on The Arkansas river. They will also find
good LOT. Immediately at the Ferry landing. for
their accommodation. The farmer, bv crossing
at this ferry, can have the advantage of the Van
Buren market, where the highes, prices are paid
by the merchants, for all kinds of produce.
J. NJ. GLENN.
Van Buren,. Sept %. ls47.-34-tf 1..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
DAMAGED GOODS.

Not being able TO sink goods this gear,
WYE have had to buy some for our customers
w which we will sell at sunken prices, consist.
ing of-7O pieces Prints, all coors, some finely
bIeached; brown Shirtngs ard Shee,ings; beached
do do; red and white Fiannes; red and fg'd Can
ton do; Kentucky and cotton Jeans; cotton and
silk Hdkfs; blank and pink Lawns; blue and brown
Drilling; Tickings; Blankets: mems fine Shoes;
women's pumps; mems Boots; Combs; Knives;
Axe-handles; Buttons; Cinnamon. &c.
Feb. "a. E. B. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
A SPIRITED SONG.

"A new volume of Poems, from the pen of Bay,
ard Taylor, has just been published. The title is
6 Rhymes of Trave,' and among these rhym
is much true poetry. The following lines, for ex.
ample, are admIrabe--ful Of beauty and genius.
Young Taylor is one of the most gifted of our ri.
ters. He has already won for himself an envia BILE
repntaiiop--and with care will, in the course of n
few years, take a high place among American au-
fhnr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
New Work.

EXAMINATION of the doctrine of the Re-
surrection, and other subjects herewith con-
nected by the Rev. Charles P. Turrentine, late of
the Tennessee. and now oc the Arkansas Confe-
renee, NJ. f. c., South.
The above Will contain 400 pages, s mo-
Price 81 so. '.'--..
Persons wishing 10 obtain a copy of the first
edition, will do well 10 forward their names to the
author at Little Rock. or give them TO any of the
members Of the Arkansas Conference of the NJ
E. c., South. f.-r r0 ..r
Little Rock, June 10, lS4S.-lS-,f. .s..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24


Resoired By the General assembly of The State Of
A, kansas, That the following be, and they are
hereby proposed TO the constitution of the State
lst. The last clause of article four, prescribing
the mode of amending the constitution. is hereby
repea led. and the following adopted, viz: When
ever two-thirds of the General Assembly shall
think it necessary to amend change the con.
stutlon of the State of rka nsas, they shall re-
commend TO the electors. at the next election for
members to the General Assembly, to vote for or
against conventions; and if il shall appear that
majority of all the citizens of the State, voting
for representatives, have, voted for convention,
the General Assembly shall, at their next session,
call a convention 10 consist of rs many members
as may be at the time in the House of Represcn-
tatlves, to be chosen in the manner, at the
same place, and by the same electors that choose
the General Assembly who shall meet in four
months after the election, for the purpose of revis
ing and amending OF changing the constitution.
M. w. iZARD. Speaker pro tenn. ~.-
-" tofths House of Representatives..
r. 9. BYRD, President Of the Senate.
Approved, Dec. 2l, lS4S. ..i.,. --. ..r .....I.r
r 52-3w. .s .r THO'S S. DREW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24

Kissing TO some purpose. "A story has reached
our ears, of singular scheme for raising funds,
which was hit upon and put in practice at a do
nation party held not more than Thousand miles
off. It appears that some of the kissube ladies'
present actually allowed their sweet lips to be
tasted at the rate Of fifty cents kss--ths beng
considered suitable price for the privilege II
we ire not misinformed, one gentleman of the
party took five dollars worth II Sandcich %
SeTUeT. 2. ta y Hi. tNH. %. -.'3a t- .'