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Mr.. Giddi ngs at Ais Post.

The Ashtabula Seatinel of the 10th says:
Mr.. Giddings returned to WASHINGTON IN
Saturday morning last, He saw by the reports
that the session was 20 be prolonged at least
week, aud that the subject of the visitation :,
suspected slave vessels, was referred to ,ba
Committee on Foreign AfIairs. under c. ,,ur1.
rtances making il probable that it woul coms
up for the action Of the House on n ondov -
He felt called upon by duty to retlrn - bis
post He had paired off to the 7tn. AT which
time his opponent will be at Liberty to use h,
vote. The question is one Of real importance
and Mr.. G. started at once uPou receiving in.
formation. He leaves home Z. good health and
spirits.
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ERIE AHEAD ON THE LAEEs.-The editor Of
the Erie Consultation is a wag of the first water.
He not only talks of an enlargement of the Wei
land Canal for the purposes of line of steam
ers between Erie and Liverpool, but he soberIy
indites and publishes as follows:
The COHHERcE OF ERIE.-We have the best
authority for saying that the export Lake trade
Of Erie for the present season is greater than
that of any other port on Lake Erie The ship
ments of Coal have been quite large, nOtwith-
standing the unusual dullness of the eenson,
and considerable quantities Of Lumber and
Slaves have been shipped. Not much less than
900 bushels of coal have already been ship
ped the amount Of shipments Of other articles
we have not been able 70 ascertain,
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Gen Harsey-cov. Cummings. De.pa,ehe.

Gen Haysey-GOv. Cummings Dispatches.
A special Washington despatch of the 9th to
the Cincinnati Ga=siis says
Col. Haney has been appointed to the COM
mand vacated By the death Of the late General
Persiter F. Smith, with the rank of Brevet Brig
adler General.
The President has received voluminous de-
spatehes from Governor Cumming, of Utah. the
contents of which will not be divulged for some
days. There is every appearance that peace
and good order will be established in the Terri
tory Consequently, the two regimenss will not
now be ordered out
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GoNE DowS TIE RAPIDs.-The fine large
steamers Canada and America, built by the
Great Western Railway to run on Lake Ontario
proved to be So improbable speculation that
they were laid up two years ago. A year ago
last winter they were bought by n. P. Stewart
Of Detroit, for a small sum, and have since laid
Idle at the Hamilton dock Mr.. Stewart's idea
was to tske them over the rapids when they
could be prOfE'blY used in a line between Que
bee and Montreal, and we learn by the Detroit
Tribune that the Canada has just made the ex-
tremeIs hazardous trip for so large a craft in
safety, aud that the America will follow i'm
mediately.
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DIsTREssISs CAsUAtFF.--A sad occurrence
tool PlaSe on Lake Pepin few days ago FOur
uen and four women from Lake City were out
for pleasure sail on the Lake, and when neal
the middle flaw of wiRd caPsized the boat
ihsy eidng to the boat, but three of the women
and one man became exhausted and sunk before
relief arrived. Two of the ladies were daughters
of Judge Stout, of Lake City
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The Case of DR. J. P. Holmes.

Several weeks since We published an ae
count Of the singular and sad death of an old
man at Evansville, Indiana, who was landed
from steamer and taken care Of by negro
woman in her hut. Papers, &c, found on has
person established the fact that the deceased was
DR.. John Pocock Holmes, physician who had
formerly occupied high rank in the profession
in England 1t appears from a letter in the
Evansville Journal frou Mrs. H. N. Tracy Cut
ler, that while in England few years ago she
formed she acquaintance of the second wife of
the deceased, and learned from Mrs. Holmes the
reason of her husbands mysterious desertion
Of his f1mily and country. His eXtravagant
habits had embarrassed him so much that his
wife gave him $4,000 of her private property,
and he was desirous of obtaining $4,000 more
from the same source. On this being refused
hun he became angry. and he made threats
which were afterwards remembered
A short time only had elapsed, when Nrs.
Holmes, being afflicted with sick headache, her
husband left her phial of medicine She did
not like the taste, and sent IT to an apOthecary
for examination. He at once pronounced it to
be poison, when in great alarm she fed for pro
lection to her mother. She was i'll for several
weeks, and when ale to 60 out, went to the
bank 10 draw some money. To her surprise she
leaned that the Doctor had been there with
lady who personated herself, and had drawn
the whole amount. He was afterwards lizard
Of in America, but she was unable 10 trace him
further than New York.
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AEoTHER SAIL Boar CAPsIzED-FITE LIVES
LOsT.-On the 5thl inst eight men left the
Bruce Nine for the Saut in small sail boat
On the passage = squall struck the boat and
eapsized it. Five of the men were drowned,
and three of them elung to the boat and sue
ceeded in reaching shore. One of the lost be-
Ionged to the Mine. His name was James
Lord. The other four were from La Sale, Ill.
inois. and names not known.
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FLooD AT ST. LoUIs.-All the great river
pouring through the Mississippi channel at St
Louis were at food height on the 9Th, and tbs
greater portion of the leyee was covered with
water on the 7th. The upper part of Bloody
Island was submerged, and the great American
Bottom was becoming flooded.
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MARRIED

IA jamestown, n. Y. Jnae Il, II NJ MOSHER.
Wlekhn o.. TO 4lss B-DANLEH, OF Bust, N. y
In this cy. the 10Th int fhs FoSiIenee oftne
brides father. by Rev. Moses Hill. Mr. tHARI ES NJ
CITY
On the 10th inst, by Dr. Aikfr, JAMES r Mc-IROY
Or n, Y Civ, 10 JULIA R only daughter OF William
McGaushy. Of this city
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DrJoRcE MADE EAsY-Ths lafayette, Ind.
jour al says there are at present, two thou
sand people from other States, solourning m
Illinois and Indiana, for the express purpose Of
getting nd Of their husbands and wives
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all whom Il NAV con,

~ OI1CE--10 all whom 1t NAV con-
~ cen and especially to all those rea or lease
hold property bounding a~ut aE Maadw street IN
ne Sity q Clevelana No e Is hereby that the
Cy Council OF said City o. Cleveland DID 2h dav
Of May ls5s By o1nalcs dstermne 70 Eradz according o
The established grade file oil Of the CIV
CtEll k inee and instruct under snch
ne grpuse q ecng thorough dauage Of said to
ne Cuyhoe1 kiser and % pave said stree nh stone
Aso that The 81 City Counc did the said 18th lav
o. may Los y nance Determine % grade 4ccorns
Tie established grade l.es Aforesaid and pave with
$ one all that portion Of Lhf House Street lying bsr,en
East hive rstreet and the C. c, L. Rail Road and an
such pesous Aforesaid are hereby further notified
they al " neglect 70 ME wh the Ciy CLERK of city
Their claim OF elais IN writing for d1mages which
hey may suppose they will their real lease
hood esate bounding or abuins sat By reason
o. such grading AMI improving within t0 weeks and
aer The 18Th DAY Of June nexf they will be forever
larred from hHs such claim cllls rrceignga ary
damages th-refCr. J. 3 BARTLETT
my2s.3w ia Ciiv CLERK
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HANNIBAL Nor DEAD-By note from our
Warren correspondent yesterday, we learn that
he was mistaken in announcing the death Of the
elephant Hannibal, at can6sld. The old feI-
low is still able to carry his own trunk from
town to town.
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Far Army CONrRAcrs-It is stated that
Russell & WaddeIl the pet Government con-
tractors for transporting the stores to Utah. have
been offered $500, 900 bonus for their contracts
of this year They obtained the contracts with
out their being opened to competition, and prob
ably would not take a million of dollars for
them.
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IMPORTANT SALE

N0UIGE -DERSON PROpRP
~ y be Oagins TO the of Henry Hlnphres de
eeaseo c9ss ing Catte Sheep Horses Wagons. Farm
rug Ue lsiis Harnesses and other properly will BE- sold
Pubic Nendue the residence of deccased in nm,
TOWNSHIP Of Parma. the i5h day Of Iune 1855 couuer-
chg at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon and will continue from
10 day ihoreail er tlll the property Is all sold
'ieynilnd. Nay n Hos JOHN TOMPKINS,
CIV le3N Erncutur
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TIMOTHY DOANE, Chairm

TIMOTHY DOANE, Chairman.
HoRAcR PERRY, Clerk
The curiosity of this matter is that upon the
surrender OfGen. Hull, leaving the whole from
tier open to Indian depredatiOns from Detroit
to Cleveland, Gen Perkins forthwith marched
out his Brigade and took position a. Huron,
until ordered to join Gen Harrison at the Maui
NEE One Battalion of the command under
Major Cotgreve was despatched to the support
of Gen. Winchester, who had incautiously ad-
vanced to the River Raisin (now Monroe) and
met the refugees from that disastrous conflict
The Brigade rendered the most efficient service
in building Fort Meigs and protecting the From
tiers. No Brigade Of Militia was ever better
oficered, had better men, or was better disei-
plined. Rayne and Hayes were the Colonels,
both men of great business capacity, and every
way efficient and no officer in camp was more
to be relied upon for the general purposes of
war than Gen Perkins /; and those very men
who passed these deuunciatOry resolutions, re-
tanned their sealPs on their heads by his protec-
ton The secret Of their boiling-over patriot
ism was, that certain citizens of Cuyahoqa
county failed to shave the Government while
Gen Perkins was in camp, and a certain indivi-
dual who probably drew these resolutions want
ed place in Congress himself at the next term,
ard did not want nsighbOr in the way.
Mr.. Madison sent .Gen Perkins COlOnel's
commission in the regular army, which he de-
clined to accept, believing it would not pay to
be shot at for the benefit of the electors of
Cuyahoga county. and their like.
A letter to Gen. Perkins to become candi-
date, and his reply, will be published hereafter.
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NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS

q ne - Can street Plank Road ComIaIy here
by noin q that an lnstalment OF cent of a.
suhscr puons 10 sad Company required 20 ho p - h
n 'reOf 1t the ON OF the Comuanv In The Crv
Ol Cleve On OF before lie Sh day Of guy next Ais
hef llstalnent Of ten per cent tie 30h day OF s
tembe next Also another nsfalisni Of per cent 90
on tne Jun day OF November Also another insfa
ment o. iea per cent the sist Of January ls Also
aaoller install melf OF ten cent. the h dav OF
y rch le53 also an5ther insament Of ten Den cent an
the 9th DAY Of May, ls9 and, also, another IN et of
ten per cent on the 9th day OF july lsso
~ oI1ef OF the Loard. II 4. AVERILL,
WAY IN ia9s- Sec'y and Treasurer.
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@eueraI Nntirrs.

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, Various individuals
haze been Ia the practiee for months D. - OF
aeposulIg Ccas Iron aud oihor articles Of M rh
S1e upon ny wharf erected upon and adjacent 10 the u
= .srsLaeat IN FleI IN Cievesnd under license given
plly allsueh persons are therefore, herebv noted
that eEey species Of auhoriy heretofore e1p sv or i'm
tedY sven 10 said Rlll Rad Company 10 teu1F - a.
upon and wha or 70 receive wharIage therefr ms bees
me revoked All perons who shall use said Enarf o-
a Union thereof lo busiuess purposes, amer the 1T av
q u e. At WIKI out nrst obtaining auhrutv frnm NJ
Aitaress n Cleveland, Messrs Spaidlng \ Parsns vii
be de- med treSpassers and treaiei acc0rdinElv ~
e.l,s T. A. l. X COLLINS,
n=aNH NaT
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DIEn

Ia Painssrille. June 81 Airs. KEzIA J. COON, widow
ofthe Rev. William ] Coon, Of Mercer, Pa.
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CASH FOR WOOL :
ME W0TTIn TNEODM n

I W u WUULU INFURM NJ ~ R
w ch1nfSrnd other parties who are enrsred IN bnvig
Meoi, ihat We are Prepared 70 maks MORE IlBERAI
CAst- ADVANCES compared in tie coEr fhar b--e-
ioiele on Woois delivered a. our Depot
OE advantages for selling all suc-our rradss h,snr -
well ard fayorably k1usuthat lhnk Il reo - no A.
gunieIi 20 couvlnoF all who have w q is f mt II
oI t1er 5teresL 10 see market through the med um
Nhlen We oef. That the c5nsignor several
thss 2ai Com mission there Is question aud NC promise
age. GOODAIE ( 10 p-'i''f-
/ = CievetauI Wool Depoe
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
~ Proposals Will Be received the eos Of The City
Civil Engineer oftue City Of CieTeland un1 % O'Clock
81 yqng X rs f1r bu!ldins sewer IN Case Avenue
P and schcafians can Be seen and more parficu-
lar Eormaii1a obtained n said EnEneeT oce aer the
9th mat
Ths Boazd Il City Improvements invite the submission Of
BIDS reserving the TiEht 70 accept reject the sane
By Order VI the Beard
c D BISHOP, City Civil Engineer
Clegclsud. Iure 81 Isrs-iuug- n h inc ia
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TO THE PUBLIC.
haze this day sod entIre siock o Fcur. Gran and
Feed, located Al 4 Oniano s. TO J Holck Co, and
tase THIS opportunity Of ecomme1dIns lhem
toners ana puie men Wosh OF her patronage uad
feel confident that they will endeavor pleas and SATISFY
all who will favor them ith their patronage would AZ
20 return my thanks % my Old cEsr0mers who dealt
with y ny od stands t1r several ye1rs past would
soca the stteuii0a Of all slch ndehed 10 me-
either BY note or account 10 call and settle The with
oui delay STEIIEK
cisvsisnd. Jane sth isss-juuIisdsn is.
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Old Observation-Disclosures VS.. Federalism
From the Trump of Fame, the first news
paper printed on the Connecticut Western Re
serve, edited by THONAs D. WEBB, who still re-
sides at Warren, the following doings at Cleve.
land = Republicanism vs.. federalism = ara
copied
At meeting of a large and respectable num-
Der Of the Republican electors of the county OF
Cuyahoga, convened at the house of George
Wallace, Esq. in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
April, 1913, for the purpose of consulting upon
and adopting measures to be pursued at the Con.
gTessional election, the Hon. Timothy Doane
was chosen Chairman, and Horace Perry, ESQ
Clerk.
The following resolutions were then nnani-
mously adopted
ResOlUed, That we view, with sentiments Of
the high hest disapprobation and concern, the
nomination of Gen. Simon Perkins as a candi-
date 10 represent the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict of the State of Ohio 20 supply the vacancy
OceasiOned by the death of John S. Edwards
The next resolution is mostly destroyed by
the mice, but was something Ike this
Resolred, That we consider Gen. Perkins an
enemy to the Administration and opposed to the
war, and that a statement made BY him was
- intended to deceive the electors Of this dis
trict with respect to his political sentiments and
intentions as evidence of his intention to desert
and to betray his political faith to purchase his
election" both of which motives we consider
as equally base and dishonorable.
ResOL1ed, That we will use al fair and honorable
means to pre- eEent the election of Gen. Perkins.
and that although we would have gladly united
with our Republican brethren in She adjoining
counties in the support of any respectable
friend Of the Government who would have INIT
ed the votes of the neighboring counties vet
that under existing circumstances we deem it
our duty to support Gen. Reasin Beall, whom
we consider as I friend Of the Administration,
and the vigorous prosecution of the war, as the
most probable means Of preventing the election
Of Gen. Perkins, whom We believe an enemy to
both.
Resided, That copies Of the proceeding Of
this meeting be transmitted to the editors of the
Trump Of Fame and Ohio Patriot for publica.
ton, and that other copies be circulated as ex-
tensively and speedily as possible
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mants.
WANTED. -ENERGETIC MEN

IN even State and 4. riiury sell shoD town and
county rights for he rarid selling BucKeve ofir
Harrow recently PATENTED bg psWr Barrett OF ais
CITY Cali o. the Genrral Agents, Robinson s Co No 2i
closed .55t IA
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A WORD TO THE WISE rs STTF-

w ANTED.-A Girl to do all kinds
" OF kneheu and HouseworS None aeel ann an
S she can produce best of references Apply u No 70
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1NHE NEW YORK LEDGER OF

The New York Mercury q Juue lFh
The New York Weekly of June isih
Harpef's Weekly Of Juue IZIh
Frank Lesle's PAPER Of IuLe IIh
Lirtells Lirils Asr. No II.
For sale Al the Post Once Ns.s Depg..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
d. D.Sksan.

General Land Agent, wI. a,..rl @. 'osat
Ing, purchasing and sale u. -vH.nu a.I a,ho
lands ln tie western part ot tLe ~.a.. .. Ark
auSgS.
Being a practical surveyor. and lrtrr- .
general know edge Of lane business. l...r-.
pared 70 make personal eyam.nt..r ar... ..-
'erS o. lands asl report tie .,a-.r..- .. ..r
"mher and general Iroaugrrn. a. rs-r .
The S,tic-a.s0 pay tax ou ..r .- .... ......
dents. Fees vii he rga-ousj...
EEFuE>cr.-H. 4. Powers. r-.. .
ter. Little Rock: l. G.. Mills. Pm. D. ID d..
%. smith, Helena, Daniel T. " a... f.....
iugt1H: j. N. Iahetts. Fay-tr...r.. E.--t
Williams t Co.. Van Burnr. G. D. Er...Hr
Memphis; q. Ba>lan. E.-is,"r. ~. f... Dee
oelye~. Nm. Adams. Land hE.n.. ... .....
Residence, Van Burou, C-vas. County.
Arkansas.
Oat %, IS5T.-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
SaddleGy

1 FULL and complete assortment of saIdlca
4 \ brides, martjuEaiee. .urciHyes. erth- whips
~addlghaE5. leather and web reins -tirup feathers
wooden -tirups DC. just received and for sale by
feb 26, IS HEEBG, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
q aSlOr OIL.

ODD DOZEN, POS sos, 4os, boxes Of and 3
- W. doz each. Just received AMI offered low
by JNO. HENRG, WILLIAMS * co.
april O. '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
A Young Lady Forty Eight Hours in 6
Trance.

Trance.
On Thursday evening last, at the altar in a
Methodist church, in Poughkeppsic, New
York, young lady, aged nineteen years, sud
denly fell in a trance. She was Immediately
raised up, when il was noticed that sue had
every appearance and feeling ola corpse, save
that she slightly brealhed. She was convey
cd 10 her residence and medical aid suggested;
bat as The account says:
The preacher objected, saving that Jesus
Christ had thrown her into this mysterious
stats, and he will at his own time raise her
TO testify ID his goodness. She remained IN
,hiS state until Saturday evening, excepting \
slight incident which occurred on Friday af-
terDoon, when she suddenly lifted up her
hand and made three or four efforts 10 clutch
at something, when the arm fell back over
the headboard Of the bed. Two or three Of
the women who were In the house attempted
10 replace the arm upon the bed, but were
unable 70 bend or move it. On Saturday
evening a number Of tue members were in the
house, singing her fayorite hymn, when she
suddenly lifted up her hands, and cried out:
"Glory, haIIelujah.' She then turned to one
Of her friends, and, calling her by name, said.
Repeat, repent. oh, if you had seen what
i have you would not live another moment
in your sins, but would pray to God to have
mercy upon you. l have been in Heaven;
Heaven is tree; 1t IS lit up with the glory
of God, and around the throne WAS thousand,
OF angels, singing sweetIy and prai>iEg the
King Of Heaven. Jesus came past and spoke
to me- | also saw the great gull, aud could
scarcely see the bottom OF it, On Friday
night a number Of christians were in the house
singing and praying al! night. she was very
weak when she awoke from the trance, but
was strong enough to attend church y,stsr-
day morning. This wonderful case was wit
messed by scorcss in PguganeeI,le, aud con
siderable excitement is caused l..cg.-s Ia ii. I
CITY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
just Received.

w F have Just received fine lot Of oysters, sar
w dimes. fresh salmon. cheese, drIed beef sslu
sage. Scotch herrngs raisinS sugar, co3e p InOlas
ses rice Whiskey, 10 sacks fine salt star candles
brOons soap. fine chewing tobacco fire crackess
torpedoes. toys, DC for sale cheap by
april % '5s-tf DICK 4 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

The Leuiathan.-The people of Portland
(MalRal are making large calculations on the
curiosity Of the Americans to see the monster,
ship, the Levjathan. The Argus estimates
that 100000 people will visit Portland u
Ees her. OF these, he says New England
ought to furnish 100, 1000; the British depend
encies $4,000; the valley of the Mississippi,
$4,000; the middle States, 100 .OO7; and adds,
that tits vast army will probable leave in the
State, and most Of it in the city, 50, 900, 900,
or $40 esch.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

Sailing o(tse ltigaEs Telegraph S'rgmer.
The United States steam trEate Niagara.
Iaiied ircr. Nea lJrS on Saturday, the -7th,
for England, 10 resume the a:temp; u lay the
electric telegraph cable across ,Le Atlau,ic-
Tae p-s, SAYS:
The Niagara IS she largest ship ju the world
except the Lasiatuaa, Just Iauaca=i at Lon
dom but her movements. as She passed
among tie vessels IL the river and through
the Ice, were a7 easy and quick aud graceful
n those of gurTlvcr steamers. She }, Ga take
oue-haIf of J.s cable oa board aa. au Eng
lIsh slap, lrssaIa.T tie Aa-aaH.r. will
take The other half. Tie too ship. s... ....n
proceed 10 u.d-oceeu. Where they vi! umt-
two end, Of the cable. and t.eu one -teamug
for England and the other for America, wii!
occupy but half the time in IayiuG the IS hole
which would be required in the attempt to
commence at the English coast and proceed
continuously to this. The chances Of tair
weather during the process will thus be lou-
bled. The time occupied, after the vessels
part from tfse starting point, will, if no acci-
dent occurs, be about seven to eight days in
reaching the two shores. The Niagara will
probably return to this country in August
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Sundrfes.

FASTOR oil, laudanum, paregoric, Godfrey's
Y cordial, Batemans drops, cod liver oil, quinine,
McLanes cordial Holloway :, ointment aud pills,
Browns eye water and pills Memoirs fever cure,
Woodmans expectoraut, Sands sarsaparilla. Seid-
litz owders, Aavorng extracts Of every descrip-
ton, all of the above vs received and for sale by
feb :6i '5S HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Tape Worm Cured by DR.. Lanes Celebrated
Vermifuge.
New York Anrnst . Il

New York, August ,. 1852
u certain Lady in this city testifes that. af-
ter using DIR. NJ Lanes Yermifage, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, she passed tape
worm ten inches long and has no hesitation in re
commenting it TO every person afflicted with worms
as III her opinion, it Ear exces every other remedy
now in use. The name Of the lady, and further
particulars. can be learned 10y calling on Mrs Har
lie, Manhattan place or Z L. TheaII. Druggist, cor
ncr Of RutSer and Monroe streets
"a Purchasers vii he careful to ak for Dr. NJ
Lane celebrated liver pills. manufactured by FIen
ing Bros Pittsburgh. Pa, There are other pills
purporting to be liver pills now before the public
Dr. NJ lanes genuine liver pills also his vermifuge
can now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature of
l4oI FLEMING BROS.