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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Ayers Catnartic Pills.

EIHHE sciel.c-- cg Chemistry and N,Icae have been
taxcl ih"ir ui;.fs {" produce this lest. perfect
Vur=ttiy" yhicl, j, k!"'u IurumeralIe proofs
ere shown ,h These ll> have virtues which surIass
rAr,i!rurc the ordinary mcIic.rs, they In LIZ
r-ir,tcdly upon thr ficcG oC all men T.ey are safe
aud pleasant to lake hat powerful 10 cure Their pepe-
raHg properties stimulate the vaI gcliiics IF the toy
.rIH",e tie oePc'its O: is ogas purify te blood,
and exIul discs. They purge ont the foul luiuors hich
Tsl sud grow disteHier, siitiia- sluggish az dsvr-
rrvi o@tIs to their naturstl action and nIrTt heahy
tone VITA strength 90 tiie whole eysgE. Not only 40
they toe ,.eryiay complaints every body, but
also trsi c si5d 4i-eTu4s diseases that have baaiel
the br- uf human skill v hiir they produce powerful
elcs iey * t.e .Ie tiIe. ~ a!ii- he'd doses the
safest ai! best yic that can l. employ yeI fr ,ldreu.
Bein: -'.'ej taey pleasant fake; aud b,ine
purely v-rfa'r e ee FROM ANY harm. Cures
have Lee I.,e which surpass belief sub
s'aut:ri by men If such exalted POSITION aud character
ti frIi! tl,- z.'-li-iu Of urtrufh Many eminent
clgGy issj lla names 10 certify
T. the I4le lie reliability Of nay rcte;as Willie others
havr ls the as-ug.u-e of ihir conviction that Iy
E;rIeGrl.uF cn.EH'.to ialge.~ly the relief Of my
af;i.r-s-5. ,ul-g5'.s 3y4t taa-lris.
Tr t,.o, pleased TO furnish gratis nv
American Alaac c,raiuir directions their useaud
certificates Of n.r cures of tie following cUmiants:-
Co>t,gercss. Billions Complaints Raealsti.rn Dropsv.
'leartI is~cise arising funt foul stoIiar. Nan
ari tirfu FIiaItcy IGss Of IuIa,fta III fi nm "ir'
aud Cufsue.uS Diseases which require evacl,ant
tc..riHe. So.o;ua kia Eyil They also. by purify
- t.T .' I, 'i - 5 1T - Sem; fnss cure ilsiy %
reach such uaai-s Partial Kindness Neuragis
Ncrvocs sritrl DI.ngelncnis OF the Liver aud Kill
uas Hsrt and VI kindred i2iHts arising
how state If tie l;y Obstruction "t its fuctious.
Do not he put OF Iy Uuprlncilled dealers with
oihcr liN t!lsy mako more profit Ask for AYER's
rirIs Sna take nothing else No oiAer they give
You compares ai:h this its intrinsic value curatiye
powers The SICK tbs bu.t aid there is for them,
and they Shonl Lave it.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell Mass.
PRcE Cts. rsI. Hox. EIvE BOXES YoK 81.
SOLD BY
Dr. I. G. White, Van Bureu, NJ. Mavers Il Bro
Fort Smith, DR. Z. f. Mcdonnell, Clsrksviie, an,
by de.,Iers IN medicine everywhere.
NAV y. 'Ss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS

FOR short tine, over the Wholesale house of Ward
d Houth'nayd, where ne is prepared to take Pic
lures III oil the latest yles Of the art Pictures of
the largest size in frames and cases To the smallest
size iocket breast pin, finger rings and bracelets
taken IN ,ew seconds regardless of weather.
Nj Davis aatters himself that from his tong ex-
perience in the business; that lac will be able TO
please the most JJStidio,as
~ The public are invited to call and examine
specimens and stock, whether in want of pictures
not.
may u 'JS-tF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28

STATE ARKANSAS
County of Franklin.
In Ae Cfyeuit Court Of said eourty in chqn-
Gerry an racat'oaa, -iprit 20M 1858.
Elizabeth Kennady, by1
John T. Whittle her
next friend. Com. D.,,
/ ~
William kecnady,
Def
rOAES said complainant and files her i,iH against
~ said defendant. with the affidavit of John T
whittle tat said defendant is IA nonresi,l ent of
the State of Arkansas whereupOn 1t is ordered
that said defendant be and he is hereby notified Of
the pendancy Of this suit, the object of winch is To
obtain a divorce. and tllat said defendant be ana
he is hereby required to appear before the Judge
Of said court at q court to be holden at the court
house in said county, the 9th day of September.
A ID. 1883, and plead. answer demur to said
ball. the will be taken confessed az ainst
him, and a decree entered accordingly, aud that
this order be published in some newspaper printe.
in this State for two weeks successfully the last
insertion be at least four weeks before the first
day of the next term of this court
q. L. BERRY. Clerk
A true copy from the record. Attest:
A. L. BERRY, Clerk.
may el, '53-ew[pr's fee IS 00l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
|. c. WHITE, N. D.,
Phy~ician and Surgeon.

HAVING located permanently in Van Burcn. 81.
irrs his professional SerNicestn III. citizens uf an
Buren, and vicinity. Office at the drti.. store. resi
dencc Tor the present, Al Mr.. BOstick's hotel
IAN Is, '51-u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
New Drugs.

lust received at DIR. L. c. Whites drug store,
q new and fresh supply Of Medicines Paints,
Oils, Varnishcs, dyestufis chemicals, DC, DC
L. G. WHITE.
April o. '5s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
New Summer SIO:niu.

IA ALAS Poor Iorck, there are more things on
IA earth than men dream ofin their PHILOSOPHERS
II Come and see the beautiful stock of summer
goods for men and boys wear exhibited in the store
of > }. ADLER and you will not alone be sur
prsed at the variety, superiority Of his clothing,
but also be stonshed at the low rate, he sells them
for He still adhcres to his old maxim: Small prof
its and quick sales" His stock consists Of all sorts Of
Coats
Vests.
Shirts
Hpse,g1,
Hats, caps,
and good assortment Of
youths clothing, &c.
Come and examine stock.
S. j. ADLER.
april oS, '5s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
BOEIfDsS.
EGllcy Goods.

\ assortment of Fancy Goods just received
L n twenty days from Philadelphia by
april %, IS. WARD Il SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Candy, Raisins < Figs.

100 BONES assorted candy; ! . boxes rock ,la
ipo loo bunch and layer raisns. 5n half and
quarter boxes do, l2uUib fresh fiss all Of whicl
have been just received aud for sale bv
lcb 10 IS HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Music! Music.

tN5ss. 4. SCHNEIDER. Teacher 81 Vocal AMI
ssS1- instrumental music, respectfully oder. hi.
* services 20 the citizens of Van Rur.n M
surrounding country, in teaching the Piano. Gu
Tar io.ia and Flute lie Is now teaching a vocal
class nj the Episcopal church for adults and aro,L
or vocal class at the place for juveniles. lie
teaches Also the classics, the Freoch and his o~ n
inc "'rnan language \ .ew more pupils in eth.
er musical or classical department are solicited
Ladies and gentlemen who wish to learn either
instrumental or vocal music IN private instruction
or N lr'nr' the classes, will please call at John
/. Smiths Hotel
= tia's's i,sned in professional manner. ani
constantly ior Sale sheet music AMI .nu,e L--oks
Iaarch II. '5S-tf -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Saddlery.

M EMS and ladies' saddles, brides, martingale,
1vl surcingles, girths, we reins, DC, just receiv
ed and for sale by
april 9, SO WARD & SOUTEMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
EF-NOtiee.

4 LII who are indepted by note or account are
4 "A respectfully requested to make payment inn
mediately or l shall be necessarily compelled to
them must raise money to pay nly debts
need the cash and must have it.
N. LYNCH.
april %, IS. s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Fresh Garden seeds.

( LAEGEqraniity eshShakcr Gar len Seed.
."i every variety put up in sokcs, which ars ~
pe:i"r To ANY that have ever been brought To this
market -ad for sale low fur cash byi
VI. LYNCH
jan. 10, IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
0uccnsMarc.

CSE so BONES queenswar variously a-.ort ed
y To suit the country trade. some eases con-
W tanning n general assortment Of pante ed
ware some cases nn-, assortment Of flow
pltes civ. for sale bv
fcb 90, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Matches,
Lamp ChIlllneys.

DOZ- of superior quality, just received apd
- for sale by
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
NAV II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Extract o! singer.

> poL. put cup exWressly for this trade. tho-e
~ dealing in the article are requested to call
AMI examine for Themselves; tor sale bv
feb 10. SIS HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
TO Tanners.

NE have one good bark mill in store, which
w we We will sell low.
JNO. ULNRY, WILLIAM K Co.
NAV | l. '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Sugar.

100 HooSHEADS new crop sugar just re
lOo ceived and for sale bv
feb 90 '5S HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Blankets.

oD0 PAIRS 6. :, a. s and poiu, whIte Mac.
cOO kiuac blankets; loo pairs 3 aud 1 puiLt
blue Mackinac blankets; 10 pairs II Ine,no bed
blankets; also white and plaid saddle blankets, al
of late arrivals aud for sale by
feb 26, '5S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
just Received,

NJ have just received fine lot Of oysters, sar-
W dimes fresh salmon, cheese, dried beef sau-
sage Scotch herrings, raisns sugar coffc e. molas
ses, rice, wskey, 10 sacks fine salt, star candles,
br"oms, soap, fine chewing tobacco fire crackers
torpedocS toys, dc, for sale cheap by
april %, '5s-tf DICK. & 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
GEO. A. DAVIS

AS returned and most respectfully informs
the citizens and strangers visiting Van Durcn,
that he has opened his
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Saddicry.

\ FULL and complete assortment Of saddlca
a brides. martingales surcinglcs, gnih-, WHIPS
'addieoags, leather and web reins stiTup feathers
wooden stirrups &c. jus, received and lsr sale hy
feb e6, SIS HEERY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
HsosasScs.

lll BAERELS Superior mulasscs; 535 bar.
INV reis DO, just received bv
feb 20, 5S HENRY, WILLIAMS ,G Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28

stationery.
| ETTER paper, Blue and white
\ Fools Cap =.
Legal /"
Note commercial and gilt edged;
Envelapes commercial and note,
Blank Books, consisting of
I.edgers,
Day Books,
Shipping Books,
Note Books
Memoraudoufs.
Also Steel pens goose quilts lead and slate pencils
dc, dc. \ fresh supply of the above Just received
and Cor sale 10y JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co.
may II, '5S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Selves.

Hl DoZ Metallic and Wire Selves, assorted sizes
w just received and for sale by
JNO. HESNY, WILLIAMS Il Co.
may II. IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Boots a. Shocs

GIN large and II stock O.. mem. boots md
f4t shoes. womens, boys, youths and chill
ssS- dren's brosans. Just rcccivvdby
feb 20, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Rope.

TOO COILS Mamilla Rope,
1OO 10" ,Jute
Is" OJtton Thread rope, of assorted
sizes, irst received and for sale by
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS Co.
mav II. IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Prints.

On CASES prints of new style and suitable for
~ spring trade, lately received and for sale by
feb 20, IS HENRY.AILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Fancy Groceries.

- ARDlNES, oysters. HOLSTERS. herring. coiish.
- mackerel raisins figs, almonds. oranges. lem
ohS' Neih.leiIIl lnaccaroni, pepper sauce. French
mustard, DC, all fresh and Iust received by
feb 20, '5S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Missouri Lead.

DS 600 POUNDS from the Neosha mines
-'1OOO in lb bars and Of uniform ,ize.
put ap expressly for retail trade on hand end for
sale by
feb 26, '5S HENRY. WILLIAMS g. Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28

100 hON1o of smoking a1l chewing tobacco
IOO OF assorted brands in ?, ; and 7 boxes I,
SUIT purchasers, just received and for sale by
feb -, 'JS HENRY. WILLIAMS Il Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28

C"st'fp.r's. d. hot des.sir till you have tried AYERS
CEEkEr lHC-yNL- l. made - ypc IF the medical
c'>rS iu the world and its n! around hcsIcak
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-14
Ashamed OfiijS Mother.

A few years since, young clerk
was pointed cut to the writer in the
city of Boston, as an object of special
curiosity, for the following reasons:
He was handsome, but poor and
proud. The clothes on his back, and
in his trunk, were all that be was worth,
and perhaps more. His mother is very
pious widow, in very humble circum-
stances, and much neglected by her
nnfaithfnl SON He WINS suddenly ia
ken sick, and dangerous fever follow
ed. lie was soon glad to send for his
neglected parent to administer to his
wants. She came with mothers ten.
derness. Providence interposcd, and
the young man recovered. One day
shopmate called to see him, when he
introduced his own mother as his nurse,
He was ashamed of her lowly appear
ancc, because it disclosed his humble
origin, and he took this cruel, heath
enish way to mislead his associate
Place such an example of downright
barbarity in contrast with the filial
devotion of Lawrence, and it seems lik e
the deed of some untutored Hindoo or
South Sea Islander.
Ashamed to confess his humble orr
gin The curse of God will follow
him to his grave, unless his life is mark
cd by change. Every honorable SEN
timent Of humanity condemns such
want of affection, while it approves the
opposite in the faithful Lawrence
Men despise the one, and admire the
other.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 6-The President ha =
not yet designated his &C ceplance Of the
two volunteer regiments, nor is il probable
he will do until Congress shall make the
necessary appropriations for their support
The estimates have MOI yet beer made.
This determination on the part Of the Pre-
sidcnt has caused great d disappointment, 10
Western men, who were led o believe that
the regiments would be accepted as soon as
the deficiency bill was passed.
Although the House to-day by IL MAORI.
ty ordered the reso luton proposing the abb
rogalion of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty,
TO be engrossed for a third reading, the vote
on setting it aside by ten majority, to take
up the Minnesota bill. regarded as deci
ded expression againt the former measure.
This motion wac made by Mr.. SicSlrs, a
member Of the committee on foreign alTuirs
who is against the resolution, which is now
OH the Speakers table, and it being dilIicul.
TO reach it, may be regarded as killed by
an indirect vote. This resolution was, il is
said, reported without consultation with the
President, and has no precedent since 1893,
when the United States abrogated the treaty
with France.
The administration is opposed TO the Ieso.
luton al this time, because ii would embar-
rass the negotiations now pending for he
settlement Of the differences between The
United States and Great Britain, and force
upon the President an aggressive policy I'm.
favorable TO the peace Of the two countries,
and disastrous to the settlement of the Cen.
trail American question.
Mr.. Hamlin addressed the Senate aaains,
the repeal Of The bounty, and after an excu-
tive session OF the Senate adjourned.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-14
raindo ostan $50 Of tho war.

The iali oil Lucknow, announced by the
Canada, may be considered os tho close OF
the Indian rebellion. Hardly ten months
have elapsed since the first outbreak at Nice.
rut, aud yet, though the scene OF thousands
oi miles from England, suficieat troop. have
poured into the East 10 reduce, within that
period, the most fonnidabls revolt which
Gree, Bri'ain has ever had to encouutcr.--
For this she has to thank tho material i'm.
provements OF modern times. Even u CEN
fury ago, 1t would have bssn impossible TO
send reinio'cemen,s u Iuda to act 30 prompt.
W, the consequence of which delay would
been a proiracted wal, and the incurrinS OF An
enormous debt, ifnot the loss Of that wealthy
empire. II is The telegraph, ocean steamers,
and clipper ships. that saved Indis to Britaia.
Alexander the Great, with his Macedonian
Phalanax, or Nap'eou, with his Old Guard,
would have lost Hndoos,au. without those
, discoveries Of modern civilization. Even
IN war, therefore, the man OF peace, the mau
| with the inventive biain, wins, i'll the long
run, against the mere soldier.
The danger Of This insurreclion has proved
much greater Than was originally feared
Al first the mutiEy Of tue troops at Nserut
was regarded as merely local outbreak and
when this was followed up by mu,iu;es else
where, the disatiection was attributed 10
creased cartridges, But tue progress of the
war revealed different state OF affairs. Ii
was found that the rebellion had Madonna
tan rather than a Hlndoo origin. 1t was
discovered that the people Of On,le and the
hing OF Delhi has dreamed Of restoring the
ascendancy OF the house of AureagZebe and
its tributary an! allied princes. An exten
slve conspiracy, the ramihca,ions which
reached throughout India, aud whose most
active participants were the Sepoys, whom
The British treasury paid had long been pre-
pairing the ground had been mined from
under the Indian Government: and perha ps
only the accidental firing OF a train too soon
saved the inhabitants Of Calcutta from mas.
sacre, and the whole empire from success
iul revolt. Terrible as the atrocities Of the
Sepoys have been. it is doubtless for the
best that they rose in arms; for their present
utter defeat settles the question OF Hindoo
independence for generations to come India
is now conquered, which she never has been
before. Whether from mistaken Gle meme
or secret fear, the British Government b as
heretofore boon tender Of interfering with
the prejudces of the Hindoos and Mahome-
tsns, even when ttose prejudices led TO flag.
rant crimes against the common law Of ma
turr, AS Sutteeism aud intact mu rider. Whe n
the rebellion began, it was said that il had
been provoked By the missionaries and by
zealots like Havelock. |, is now generally
believed, if England had nterfered mo "a
with Indian customs. if she had done the
work Of civilization which conquest i'm pose
upon her, there would have been no revolt
All, however, coGcede that she must now
do 50.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-14
MEDICAL SCIENCE.

The history of "HoOFLAND'S GERMAN
BlIIERS,' the most remarkable medicine OF
| the day, and tho many that have boen per-
formed with it in cases of Liper Complaint, Dys.
pepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordcrod liver or stomach, places it among
the most astonishing discoveries that has ever
taken place in the medical world. The diseas-
| cs to which these Bitters are applicable are so
| universal that there are but few Of our friends
who may not test their virtues in their own fam-
iiies or circle of acquaintances, and provo 10
their own satisfaction that there is at least one
remedy among the many advertised medicines,
deserving the public commentator. 1t is
fact that, in the minds Of many peysoBs, pref.
udice exists against what are called Patent Med
icines; but why should this prevent you resort.
ing TO an article which has such pn array Of tes-
timony to support it as HooAand's German Bit
tersf Physicians prescribe it, Why should you
discard i'll Judges, usually considered men OF
talent, have apd do use it in their families
Why should you rejectiti Clergymcn and those
the most eminent, take il; why should not you
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, to
the everlasting injury of your health if you are
sick and require medicine try these Bitters.
These Bitters are prepared and sold by DR.. c.
NJ. Jackson, No. as Arch Street Philadelphia,
Pa, and by druggists and storck eopers in erory
town and village in the United States, Cnnadas,
West Indies, and South America, at rs cents
per bottle. Sec that tho signature oiC. NJ. jack
son, is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
MAY 7-2t
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Promptly OR Hand.

On Saturday last, the first Day of
May, q Baltimore Broker arrived in
the cars with large pile of notes on
the Banks in this place, to which insti-
tutions he at once proceeded without
waiting to eat his dinner. The Cen
trail Bank promptly redeemed the tri-
fling sum of $4,000 and the Valley
Bank probably as much more. Both
our Banks are abundantly able to meet
any demands that may be made upon
them, but it is certainly outrageous
that foreign brokers are permitted by
our laws to drain them of their specie.
They redeemed together on Saturday
evening about $80,000.--.Stauaton
Spectator.
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years past. Governor Walker and
Secretary Stanton have nlso, it seems,
acquiesced in the mode of adjustment
finally agreed to, and it is rot improb-
able tina, the democratic party will be
substantially a'uuis on. this the leading
measure Of Mr.. Boqa&n's Admins:
tration. ~
The real vote on the billwas on Mr..
English q motion to reconsider the vote
and 'ay tho motion on thar table, and
'..c vote stood one hundred and thir.
teen to one hundred This il exactly
the same vote as that by which the
Missouri Compromise was repealed four
years ago. The bill was signed by tho
President on Friday night.
Gov. Walker, in his letter to Mr..
Cox, of Ohio, written previous to the
bill, says:
This bill, as Interpreted by me, is ir
precise conformity with my views and
course, not only in Kansas, but since
my return; and, in following the patti
where duty and conscience babe me,
must support it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-14

MAKrSG THE Fur FLY.-A Chicago paper
mentions shipment to London, direct.
from Chicago, via New York, Of lot con
tanning eighteen thousand coon SKINS. The
skins were made up in sixty compactly
pressed bales, Of three hundred skins each.
Al the average value Of fifty cents piece
the shipment reaches total value Of 50. 600.
A very good item commercially speaking,
but, otherwise, will our readers think OF the
awfuIly dcsolatng slaughter Of eighteen
thousand coons.
How terribly the families of The "var-.
minis' must have suffered, what bereave.
ments must have taken place. What an
amount Of sport, tools eptamized and pa OK
cd up IN each OF those sixty bales, what bark
ing OF dogs, and shouliugs echoing among
tho tall trees, and clarnofing with axes al
hollow butts, and random shots, aud all the
wild scenes and wilder music Of The coon
hunt. Who knows but"that same old coon"
may, after all his escapes, be among the
victims. g