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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
THE GOOD TEMPLA,lS.

In the month Of May, 1856, at Winona
NJ. r. was established the grand lodge of
the I. O. Of Good Temp'ars. There was
then five subordinate lodges in tho Terri
tory. with membership in all Of ono hun.
dred an seventy, five.
At the present time there arc over thirty
lodges, and over four thousand Good Tenn
plars in Minnesota, showing six fold in
crease in the lodges in less than twenty
months end in the membership over TWEEN
ty fold. And while the order has thus a,!-
vanccd in ours, it has made equal progress in
the other States. The Washingtonians the
Rachabitcs, the Sons Of Temperance, each
more successful than the other, have arisen
and passed away in succession, and the Tenn
p'ars, profiting by the experience Of the past
have perfected an organization that has made
more rapid progress, obtained more of the
public esteem and confidence and further
advanced tho great and good cause Of tenn
perancc, than all the others combined I'm
doubtcd|y the most interested, the most
jealous and succccsfn! workers in this cause
arc the ladies, and to their admission as
members Of the order the. great success of
the Good Temp!ars may Ike ascribcd.
On the 10Th day Of October, 1857, a lodge
Of the order was established in this city.
and was opened with twenty nine members.
At the present writing within three months
time from its organization. it numbers over
eighty mcmbcrs--la,licS and gentlemen
with continual acccssons, and all composed
0: those who will stick close to their prn-
cipies and cont'nuc the fight until the vcto-
~ is won. No member has yet been cx-
PEELED, nor even complained of for any cause
whatever, and the most friendly and harmo-
NOUS sentiments exist among them. al
being united heart am. hand for the success
OF their glorious principles, and the down
fall Of intempcrancc and vice. The facts set
forth above, have. at our request been given
us by member Of the order, with the privi-
lego to publish them we do so with the
greatest pleasure, thinking that they will
prove interesting to our readers, and per.
haps Of benefit to good cause.
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TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-The Rev. Jabez
Brooks will lecture on temperance this even,
ing at Z o'clock Of the chapel Of the I'M.
ve:sity.
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AZ above, one hundred and six dollars and f.
ty-three cents, all of which trust may b
satisfactory and prove correct.
Very respectfully, Your obedient servant,
JAMES LAWTHER,
Treasurer, Goodhue County, ninnesots.
Trcasurer's Office,
Rod Wing, January 9Th, 1855
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given that no person is authorised
+ to contract any responsibilities against me,
and that no debts contracted against me, ex-
eept by written order from me will be paid by
me after this date. q. C. WHITNEY,.
Saratoga, Wis.,, Jan. l, 1858. 75tf
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Financial Report of Goodhue Co.
for 1857,

D0te y
Orders. To ,chon, issued. amount.
April 6, 1857, Merritt L Hutchings Board
Of Wittic $iG.75
Brand 4 McCord, goods to Bcnor-
field 1900
J. T. Chamberlain cash fur Office ll.GS
{" writing 3.75
). Woodbury., clerk of election 200
II. S. IIea!cy 200
Frank Ives = 60 200
W. Davis, boarding Wittc boy 500
". II. Wellington, coffin for Oricl 800
7. NJ. kirkpatrick, road viewer 800
J. Salmon Justice Of the Peace $50
1860
DR.. Mills, service to Bcnoricld $500
=. Hill, boarding Iiarkcr's child .1.0O
Ives + Saxton goods to Bcnor-
Gell $3.50
Sherman, Kelly Joss bill for
clothing Wittic boy 9.25
J. Moscc for moving Bcncrfcll, 200
). I. Chamberlain, stove to Ben
orfield 500
s. 4. Hart. Road Surycyo. 500
Volncy Smith, service on Roal 500
s. A. Hart. $50
J.. c. Wcatlerby, goods to Denor-
field 2.96
c. Gardner, District Attorney, 1926
A W. Post, as Commissioner, $50
kumsmcycr, attendance on Ben
or6eld 1928
F.. N. Bond rent Of room to IIarkcr 445S
J. 1.awthcr, four months rent 1900
April 9. Bennett Bros. printing bonds $500
5. J. Haslcr, expenses Eust, 10000
May ii. Z. Bennett. printing Co. orders 1000
June %, j. W. Hancock, chair for ofaoo, 500
Washburne d Co. lumber PTS
Merritt Hutchings, board Wittie S.57
Dan >. Merritt, printing $50
A. kctcb, ballot box 200
b. Woodward. viewing road GOO
team 800
J.Good, viewing road from Pine
Island to County limo 600
W. ". Farnham, viewing roads, zoe
WIN. Sackctt 200
July s, John Hubbcl. service on Mantor-
o.., will, ss .Ss. .e,x;e. ., x....,. $50
willie road 81. so
GEORGE Hall 1885
David 1ngraham,. 1885
}c'fps 1 4; Thatcher A,;s,'1s ,!:s %
s. J. Willard, &" 1900
J. T. Chamberlsir. service Clerk
County Commissioners, 1906
Truman Beckwith. surveyin: 1900
}. A. Thatcher, Ak man 1000
Norman Smith 3.cOI
Charles Srsndly, l.s0|
Augustus Nuns 200!
VIM. Killett, l.5o|
OTIS Town $50
). Lawfaer, rent Of Office 5000
John Day, viewing reels,.4 600
b. Z. TOdd :: zoe
!: P. ke'tell. Zumbro.a bsidse 1900
c. r. II. Z. Shed, :" 1905
Ezra Wilder. 7.75I
S. A. Hart. books Of fell notes 1890
county map, etc. le.e0t
H. L. Bevaus good. for BenorfelJ 1901
h. c. Hoffman, expenses Of Tho..
Meadows on Manto.yiile road 6.52l
w.. ", s"eeneJ, rcsd viewer cool
An3rew Cote! 2.00l
J. Chamherlaia acct
J. v. Sylvester, deck for saic.. 5.5OI
July 10 C. Bennett, earri>ses to Co. Com. s-cos
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~ Don't forget that the third o: Mr..
Franc.Scos series Of dances comes off at the
Metropolitan next Friday evening.
There is also to be Il party at the Central
Point HALL on Wednesday evening next.
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To tie Han. Board County Commissiopevs
Goodhu< County, Ninneseta:

Gentlemen Above I hand You report Of
the receipts and Disbursements Of the Comfy
Treasury from thu LIST Of Ju]y last past. the
date Of my last report which leaves : balsn.e
due the County Of thirty seven dollars and
three cents. lSs7, 3-l0ol and jhalsnce doe the
several School Districts above mentioned
amounting t. sixty-nina dollars and hfly cents.
say 50, 50-100j making the whole amonnt
belonging 70 The County. and schoo! District.
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WASH1NGTOS Ian :

o. The Legislature is still busy-doing
not hing
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Territory Of Minnesota, Di
District, Goolhue county.
John Salmon. Plaintiff,
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WAREES ERIsroL. :S-w3
Atty for FE1s1EDr e. LoxEaREx
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D0te y
Orders. To ,ehon, issued. amount.
April 6, 1857, Merritt 4 Hutchngs Board
of Mittie SIG Is
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

hrs. Tar,iagtca oa Moral TElRcy-
"Where is your little boy tcud.ng.7 o the
good man, IS lie was inlujring Of Mrs. Part
ingtou with regard to the procliyities Of Ike,
who had hard name in the neighborhood
hs meant the direction for good or III that
the boy was taking well SAID the old
lady, "Ae isn't teaGing anywhere get. /
thought some Of putting him into a whole
some store, but some says the ringtal is the
most banegcious, though he ISN'T old enough
yet to 90 into a store ~ mean: morally
tending" said her visitor solcmnly, straight
enng hu,, J.. up Ike an axe handle. "Yos."
said she, little confrsediy, as though she
didn't fully understand, bat didn't wish to IL
sub him by saying she didn't. Yes, should
hope he'd tend morally, though there's q great
difference in shophcepers, and the moral ten
derness in some seems good deal less than
in others, and in others a good deal more
shopheepcr is one that yen should put conf
denco into, but I've always noticed sometimes
that the smiiingest Of them is the dece;ving-
est. One told iue the other day that calico
would wash Ike piece Of white, and it did
just like it, for all the color washed out oft"
"Good morning, na'am," said her visitor, and
stalked out with long string attuehed to bis
heel By a piece Of gum that had somehow
got upon the floor beneath ha fest.-Bosloa
EUeaing Gazette.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

RruiR Murder on ShipJoard-In Balti-
more, Cha>. Grant, mate Of the ship Terese,
and Charles Reed; lad on the same vessel,
have been committed to prison for having
aided two others, the captain and a sailor, in
whipping John Wilson, a sailor to death, on
board the ship. The Sun says:
Wilson was stripped naked and tied up by
the hands to the main rigging, anI was then
whipped succsssively by each of the four, with
double new rattline stutf. The captain (IIomes)
stood by, and made Wilson turn his body
round, SO that he could be whipped on every
part OF his person, and there was no part Of
his body that was not marked with the blows.
After they hal done whipping him, they
threw salt water over him. Hewas then let
down, and went into the cabin, and threw
himself, covered with blood, into his bunk
burlington and another sailor were then sent
down by the captain to bring him on deck
burlington told Wilson that the captsia want
ed him to come out on deck. Wilson repli-
ed; "For Gods sake, lot me lie here and dIer'
They then carried him out on deck, and he
died by the time they got him there.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
Horrible Adventure.

At The period wnoE Murat was about 70 IN
wade Sicily, tie CAevaHer r.. I..eras-tc,
J genera. OF the Nea.alitau forces. was travelHs.
through Calabria For he purpose ofio;ui,,
{ the army, having been to Naples to make ar
I raugemcuts for the transmission Of \ qurnti,r
of specie. lie had sent his servant on before
him, 20 prepare bis quarters at the town OF
, expecting to arrive there himself at
hishtfl.i; but the day being very su,try. he
had lO.,lggd IN TIE rad, and at o'cIoel. in
lie evening, 2, ID Lc was still considerable
distance aou! 1.e-fs ,ras1i end cf his journey.
lie was 50 much hlrrasscd and fatigu-d that
he determined to put up for the night at the
GTst convenient house. lie at length entered
anold romantic building on the roadside, in
h05lted by 4 man and his wife, the former a
~tou, muscular figure, with swagtay couD.
teuaac.- almost wholly sArouded in 4 mas, OF
aushy whisSers and moustaches The tray
eier was received with ciYiIity, and after par
taking Of a hearty supper, was conducted up
an old crazy staircase to his apartment for the
n.--, -... uuca taflcvi1g the appearance
Of the place, and finding no lock on the door;
he fixed chair against It, and, after pgiming
his pistols, pat them carefully under his pi.
low. lie had not been long in bed when lie
heard noise below, as Of persons entering
the house, and some time afterwards was
alarmed by the sound Of mans foot@:ep on
the staircase. lie then perceived q light uu-
der the crcyice Of the door, against which tic
host gently pressed for admit,ance, bus find
ing some resistance, be thrust it open sum
Gently TO admit lis hand; with extreme eau
ton lie removed the chair and cn,erad.-
With a lamp in one hand and a huge knife
in the other, he approached the bed on Gptoo.
The chayaIicr cooked His pistols bcnea,h the
bed -cIothe, that the noise Of the springs might
not be heard.
When the man reached the side Of the bed,
lie held the light to the choya,ier's face, who
pretended to be in profound sleep, but CON
tryed, nevertheless, to steal an occasional
glance At his fearful host The man soon
turned from him, and after hanging the lamp
on tie bed post, went to the other end IF the
room, and brought to the bedside chair, oa
winch a9I-,aea,T.siy r mcuu,ed, with tlo tro-
ucalons knife st....n his hand. At the very
momen; that tho ohaya,jer was about to start
up from the bed and shoe. him, the man in a
hurried manner, ozt several enormous slices
from piece Of bacon tina. WAS hanging over
his Jals..aI, though It had been wholly M
noticed before by the agitat1d traveller. The
most chen passed the light before Lis eyes
again, and lei the room in tie same cautious
way in which he had entered It, and uucon-
s,ious Of the danger he had escaped, returned
to q crowd Of new and hungry guests below
stairs, who were Of coarse, not very sorry 20
see that he had saved Bis Jacou,-AtAQgo'i-
tan.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

Eg-A few years since a powerful revival
of religion was witnessed at Oidtown, Maine.
Among the converts was an Indian of tho
Penobscot tribe. Soon after his conversion,
Peol attended prayer meeting, and was cali
ed upon to tell his experience. Not exactly
understanding the construction ofthe Kings
English, Poel expressed himself as follows:-
ooh, glory, me feels pious like hell"'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

EyThc man who thought be could learn
to make boots by swallowing cherry cOb6lers
has Just issued a work in which he attempts
to prove that by eating hops you will acquire
knowledge of Waiting. Queer oil custo-
mer
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

Hon 10 Cool Water.-If ii is desired to
cool water for drinking in warm weather, and
ice cannot be obtained for this purpose, Jet it
be kept in IN uuglazed o2Tthenware pitcher
wrapped. around with two or three folds Of
coarse cotton cloth kept constantly wet
The theory OF cooling water in this manner
is the absortion OF heat from it, By the evap-
oration of the moisture in the cotton cloth
expansion produces cold, compression heat:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
uELEOLD'5 EXTRACT HUCIEu


One hun1ra3 dollars eiH d. rai tn aov rhy.i-
clan =...g.u rr.r. ta.. @a 5.a a... a.at .g. .r.4
patients ar. raa t..."..r .. thousands ,.u u.
produced 20 prov, t'..t s. ].-. er. -.n3. Cess.
.. .E.Ea ula week. g.. t..a.. -...H ...s....- t...
been effected. |M. -...# .. .......I. .. ........
possession Of t.o vr.. r..aa. e..ralsr it- sata.-
au a.sa,Ir. powers. j. .es.s ..,, e.I-s.s Ing aa-ays
N... Aa.-u tn
SCIENCE 'vD FAME
One huu1..I g.au-aua t...r.a have Seen sold
af,i r.. "a -..s.a l.tau.. o.. a ...u.. i.- ua.a r.-
partrd1
Personally. ..r.~yE 1sare me ana.Ie~maa of
sIa city nl D., ..a .s. ... 3. I.. '.. ,s-.......
who 5.E4e Bel" -rsrn ..a. -tr. '...r .H- Hr srt
tIuu sau-a-. nu a.. s..ge. '.,.. -.I ..a.s i...s-
lLTual@au.a~~ ar. ..~rr.
sworn and subscribed ba.era u., this -a-. dtv
OF November, 1891. #lL. T. -.IHA3,D,
Alderman.
Price 81 Per Bottle, nr .is FIR IS, 1o.ivoral TO
any address, accompanied irm reliable anI re-
-p"u-i1Le certificates iram professors Of medical
colleges. {. .r1 gu4gg am. others.
Tregarcd a,J -.3l bv IT, T.. THLNDoLD.
Fr;.eacs.l and Anal tje.d Chemist.
NJ. % soslh 'z'e'stn 81, hcloy.,
Ca.>>GGt, iseczs1s,tE LsL.zslslGyz,
E'hi:ua".Esgia
To be- h11 or and Of
all Druggists and dealers throughout the United
States, Cduaaa- AVID British Irny.nc-a
Beware If ca2as.ri...F. Ask for H.'mbolds-
Take np other Cure -'mra1tial.
"a Parties rea.ieirr Information IN regard 70
sale. Of t.e h......;-.- .,.. ..- t.t.r viii
please see i>t of vhol.sal agents, and a....o-s.
may -, 51-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

EEL look upon the simple and childish
virtues of reracity and honesty as the root OF
of all that is snblime in character. Speak as
you think, be what you are, pay your debts
of al kinds
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

Eg~A man ceases to be a "good fellow"
the moment he refuses to Go precisely what
other people wish him to do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

Auadvcrtiserusnts ospar's Hera0f exceeding ! o
80 s0or 50 lines cs the case NAV be- subject to the
charges and discounts first mentioned and no con
tracts these rates for less term than vcar Eo
deduction tD- oce1-io-i! 1rri is: M all contracts
by the year To be paid qartely .1s oira8re.
Advertisements sEper nal alterations viii. in
all Gases, he charged Pr square for the first in
serti'n- and = f'r each continuance, and must be
paid for l., 0ir0age-
No person vii. oe eanrouu-ed foT any Office either
city state o.coEgty, wi-aout Tie slrg5scc ymen,
oil dollars
YeariyaIyertisers wiIhacellued to t]Ieir I,;-t-
innate Au-a.--.
.E-0ur advertising friends are desired 70 send
"a their favors "u yr before iuociocb every lid
'.ssiag agnorI:u- 80 $ ourPaPer usually goes press
"s Friday Ev,uja-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
Ter Sale,

I WILL ael' as easy Ia.a c.r cls', lhs west halt
1. Of The northeast quarter the c-5et lolf of the
northwest quatcr and ,Ac southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section rs, in township s,
north of range 81 west situate in the Arkansa bot
tom, in Crawford county, a5Jnt ave or six miles be
low the city of Nau iflrsn. For terms apply to
Robert W. Meck'in, Fayetteville. Ark, or to IT, f.
Thonasou, Van Buren, ARK.
W1I. ". ANDERSON.
II. B-Tbe above lands lie north Of, and adioin-
6 the farm of the late Alfred Wallace,
dec Is, '5I-tf " ". A.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
sSgssE E2Gcc5VcCs.

! HAVE just received in addition t7 my former
= stock, au assortment OF dome-tics. prints eiuz-
hams, lawns, fancy articles fresh paaehss ia aa-
far family use, ready made clothing. hats. boots
and shoes hardware, sal sugar. coffee. wines and
other Liquors, all Of which viii b, sole low f1r cash
may 80. 81 PDWUAThN PERKINS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
TERMS OF THE
Irkan5as lntcIliQcnccr,

The AEKAxs,s As IsTEIIGETCER is Published At Y an
Buren, every Saturday morning at tw % dollars per
annum which NAV he discharged by thepayment of
S2dollars IA adcdace; o. dollars IN advance, viii
be received in payment fibre years subscription
for one subscriber.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square of IUlincs orless. frstinsertion 81
and so cents for each cont ufiuuauce-over 10 lines.
and not exceeding 20, as two sJuaTes-and in that
proportion for longer advertisements.
Contrsc's by the Year.
Not exceeding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure. SIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
ORIENTAL LIFE,
Family Groceries and Es0aG
S<0Fca.

FTNIIE ardcrsi-naA would respectfully announce to
L his old customers alt friends, that he has
opened aGtrr.ly grocery aaG haat store. next door
below the brc', building where he formerly kept
and viii keep instant supply Of groceries, pro
visions. d., necessary i-r family use. The hiEhes
cash prices VIII De given tr country produce, DC
POUuATTAN PERKINS
nov. %. 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
INEALTTELE EEMEnE.

II vou are erinr with ar~ ortla above dis
tra.alar a.mcat-, the i'u4 eza.c- Gac.sr viii c1re
ysH. Hs !. #ua Poe e.. ~.... .. H ...aa.r.
Beware el oa~... ~. .r.aa auj au"ey doctors
who falsely boast O.. abilities auu references. Cit
Izeu- know aul avoid -..a, and save LONG s....r-
ing, money. and exposure, 1v z@aiag or calling
for a bottle of this popular and ,neeii. remedy
1t aILay- all Taiu a"3 .'....a.inn. j. perfectly
pleasant i'm It's taste and a... l.I l..1.l ... u i.s
a-.tan
UEMlDOLD'5 EXTRACT EUoIU
Is repaired directly according. .a G.e racs O. r.ar-
uHgy, wish tha greatest .s.arc- and chemical
knowledge and care devoted. a.. crranna@.u.-
aey .ra4 us"a,. -yaa ~,g-- #a 81. ia. ac.
of hg..o, s,ad most u, tl- late s,aa.g4 works Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
HELM80LD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
HIGHLY C0ECE~TI,.TED C97TTCUJD
FLTID ETyR sgt psFWr-

FLUID EETRtCT BGCNU.
-0p diseases Of the bladder Kidneys, gravel
il ,ropsv, veakao. ,oI=trgcton-, secret dises,acs
female complaints. alF. all al.es o, the scGual
organs, arising from szce-ses aa1 ;mrruitngic- in
live. and removing at imp Troltr' G'scharres FROM
the bladder, laon ts Na4Ler-atgF whether eE-
lSjin m male ar Iyu... H.#l ~Ha.eE-r cause they
may have originate ar,l u' matter of how long
standing giving healt a8l yyor 10 the frame. ..nI
bloom to the paLlid check.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED",
Il cures nervous ae3 5s1'ito.ei sufferers. anil
removes all the symit Ua among which VIII be
found iGllspo position ta lg .en, Joss Of power -as
Of memory, diaiculty e- l5,-g. sa.t-r.. wc-f.
mess horror of disea e. weak nerves. trembling,
dreadful horror of death, night Sweat, cold fest,
WaEeunes-, o1faaasa ID VISION, la1-agr, universal
ias.itaGe ct he muscular system, often enormous
appetite, With dysrcFIc symptoms, hot hands,
flushing pf the body. lrEge-s gi tis skin. ua I.
countenance and erupuoas on he taaa, pain IN the
back, he.liness ot The eycils, frequently black
spots fyjn- before the eyes, with temporary sut.-
sion and loss Of sight, wst q a-teutIul great Ign-
bility reStlceness, with horror oi society. Moth
iu- Is Iaoic Gc-gs1.e 10 =ulh UEtieu,s JhsU SOLE
tudc and nothing thev more droai for fear oI heE1-
selves; $40 rcPus- os manner E. 0Hrss~.uo'7. no
speculation. but hurried tr@as.-.s iIo-. a..
These symptoms. if allowed to go on--whIch
this medicine Invariably reu"yc~-aoou follows
loss Of power ftoitg and pei,actic fts--io opo Of
which the patient mag expire. N}ocsn say that
these eare.aas ureH., ~. vf'. fol lowed T.. ta.s~e
5iretul a.isea-ra-iu-au;.. and cpu.rNufiuu. The
records of the insane as junss. and the melancholy
deaths by cons umgtian, bear ample wines 10 the
truth Of those assertions Tn iuua,.c as. lsms ,hc
most melancholy exhibition appears. The counte-
nance is actually svlIcn aa, quite de.t.tute-nei-
thcr mirth or grief ever visit T.. Should % sound
of the voice occur. it is rarely articu.ate.
"With wolul measures vam despair
Low sullan sounds Iis eIirEhlruilai'
Debility Is most terrible, and has brought thou
sands upon thousands to ua,smd~ graves, thus
blasting the ambition 81 uavy youths. 1t
con L. ct,r-L l.. IL. --- Of I !.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
Ncsy Rio Coffee.

0S0 BAGS new crop coffee, row in store and
eeetO for sale ly
dec 4, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14

Hard words have never taught wisdom nor
/ does truth require them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
- B0.gleg8 g q a.gge.-The Tamp

Dttty DvsVtty3 IttHy U 1tDtc,-I ne Iainps
Peninsular says:
Billy Bowlegs represents himself as ready
TO embark aay time, and says thai he can
prevail on party Of bostTaen-foarieen war.
riorz-to accompany him and the others now
81 Col. Rectors camp, If lie can fnd them.
Several Of sam Jones' men have signiied
their intention to accept Mai. Keeior's propo-
sition. Ii is generally believed, however, that
Sam himself win net remove ti.l forced 20 as
the point Of the bayonet
Col. Rector has notified Ia, hossil. indians
that the delegation viii leave Florida for thsir
western home on tho Is, day Of May, and that
such of them Is expect to remove peaeeabiy
must be ready TO embark on that day, and
Chat the troops will be immediately Pat on
the track # shose Who reuitiE,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-14
SUnGEics.
Furniture.

IN Doz. window chairs, 90 doz. high and low
IU post bedsieatls. for sale by
HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
aug Id, '57.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
sep5.fIn
LANDRETH'S
T. agricultural Warehouse


S3SA Nos. 81 and 23 South Sixth street,
- Near The Hiate House, Philadel phia
Fe, floors OF this spacious building erected express
y for the PrnpieIOrs trade stored with Seeds and
Implements of interest 10 Farmers and Gardeners
SiEty Years Established.
The subscribers desire 10 call the attention of ever,
5ne interested i'll Farmng and Gardening. to their
well seeried stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds
Grass aud Field Seeds of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold by us re mos,
manufactured at our Steam Works, Bristol Pa.
Having lifted up this establishment without regard
expense. win The most cJme machinery, for the
Manufacture Of various ki"ds of Agricultural lmpe-
ments, now prepared To supply all articles in
thus line fully equal, Il not SUPERIOR 10 any thing Of the
KIND ever before offered 10 the public.
LANDRETH'S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
IlaNe been before the pul lie for upwards of sixty
years; their wide spread popularity, and lac cnnsianI.
y increasing demand from year 10 year, is The best
evidence Ol their superiority over all others
90 Country MeI chants can be supplied with seeds
i'll papers Dulk. Oh the most liberal terms
BIuumsdaie, near Bristol, Pa, Ga den S. od
grounds. rontaiIs three hundred and sevehiy acres
and the largest establishment of The kin in the
word. ID. LANURETH d son,
Nos. 81 and % South Sixth street, Philadelphia
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