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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28

" AMI AI9uay ths tth April, 1859, the Passenger
Y Trains viii be daily as follows: .
Great Southwestern, 81. Louis, Cnennat Co
lumbus, Wheeling Beuwood Baltimore aud Washington
City Express Wheeling daily at ll;O A. NJ, nTrtSig
Baltimore $3.50 A. NJ competing With trains for the
Eastern Southern eilIe Returning, leaves Baltimore
At45 ST. arriving BenWo6d at s:l6 and Wheeling at
$50 A. NJ connecting with she great esternf St
Northwestern Express. This train oay stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel aud water. ---.-
Secondrhe Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, ST losI
indianapolis; DAYTON Cincinnau, Columbus wheeling,
DeuWoOd. Baltimore Washington CITY Express departs
daily eNcept Saturdays 45 P 81 and arrives AZ li1ltt
st p A. connecting with the trains Tor the hasleIh
and Southern cities Returning, leaves amore ~ ~
A. VI. and arriving at BenwpOd at1aO and Wheeling lO
A. ~ This train stops at all regular strtons East OF Gums
bertrand. .ll--.sa..
Wheeling and Cumberland Aeeommodstlon train leaves
Wheeling daily, sundays exccrted, t A NJ, arriving
in Cumberland 6S5 NJ. Returning Leaves Cumberland
at s:T0 A. a. and arrives at Wheeling at $40 r NJ This
train stops at all stations. ]. b, FORD Agent.
W. p. SSIIH, Master OF Transpottat!un.
l., NJ. CoLE, Gent Ticket Al gent. Apls
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-. THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR +!
rREPARED M DIR. SANFORD,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF The BEST PURGATIvE AND tiyER Nh
known It s not only cdtssrc bat Iiser lss
acting rst Lfrer eject morbid eater then OF
the stomach and baWes to carry o that Hater thus &C
Rant9l eeiIngs eEpeTonerd IN the Operations OF most Ca
snS s s ass 1S IN 1 S ne Mn
strengthen and build it with unusuSlTaPdity. ~
The ALgER !. sas Of q; PRINCIPAL E:ggIa,o5s q hs
the powers Of the system are uilEdsTeoPsd estoHeA
proper perform the
stomaes atfah the bowels fault, and The Whole
having easel diseases o. lhai or
Prac;iee OF more than to ma so1
to eonnIerAet the R9ny which
opToyetha.thi.rsmey, soaai alypsrsos trou-
has Int to Try bottle, and seouy'etonis certain.
Ti-se Gums remove aii--fnprbid bal
inyEorsti5 * s.Snaeh eaasias food 70 p.Sf vii
PIJRIPYISft THE ELOo Ne ~ bssIff ~ 49,,
whole machinery, renoFas-the Of ths diEease-
BILIOUS ATTACKS are. cared, AND. WHAT IL
BITTER, RREYESrED, hyv>ths occasional OF the
One dose amer nclnt to relieve
and prevent the food froU'4rtsinE and sourinE.
Only ons dOsstAS en- before retirinE preVeats NIGHT
o9y one s, dose taken s9l u lqs.su' the bowels,
Esny os saa aao e'ss III M sS. DYSPEPSIA
e. One dos 90 tEo tea ? sPSOpfais will always relieve
eRs Roiiie taEsn for fs
' Say ii.tg 9siis9es GaSfI Ths
One dose ~ftel repeated is1eA for CHOLERA
4ORBUS, aud preventive OF. CHOEERd-r a7gH M Z
- Only bottle fs-Nnseded to thraW Of tne
system the eGectB OF med5ine after Ioag sickness
~ One bottle taken for-sJATNDIGE removes all sal
loyness unnatural colOr-ifroE the skin y fiil
One dose taken shorttIEne before eating gives Wig
orto the appetite, and makeg~food digest Wen.
One dose Ditsn lrepehtedlzscnre8 CEfROHTG DLAR-
RHQA In is worst forms, Ehue s UANER and
30 WEI Complaints 10 the
One ortwo doses cures At tacka WORafS D
Children; there - spesdef remedy IN
the world, itHsgsFIIfks.. VIZ ..fedI ia--i 4
EH-A few bottles euFeB4BROPSR, BY exeltinF the
Wetake plensuret recou mendIng this medicine as
Hnd all IEYERS ol Bill 1Iocs TYpE-7-It opsEatsi
WIN thonsAnds are willing 70 teay 70 rs
wonderful virtues. ,rl. ~ -.-.t.-f -
4 ~ WH0 USE IT ARE GTFTHG THEIR UNA NJ
AOCey JAsSTXf9iYY ~ IT'S "a FO1es 80 vi. -
~ Ne ,0ater q tie FoufA 1i1 las Iapfgorator. dns
THE LIVER nvIGoRAFoR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is dzify1
working too believe Iteursa AsIf b.
magic, ersn ths rsf doe Qfri1 ben ef seldom more
than bottle Is required any kind OF LTTR
Complaint, from the worst Sdandfc6 DspsDsf u 4
common Headache AL Of uheh the FeEhlf 81 n LY1
PIITcF oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. --.-a
DR.. 6ANFOItpt Proprietor, 5tS Broaduray Ss-S Ysrt
uJlf-ly- T. II LOGAN %. Wheellng. Va
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

Look over the list make MP a case Of what kind Won
enclose the amount In
by aito address. at No b52roadWay, New York,
the medicine will be duly returned by all express
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THE IN TELLIGENCEP
[Ffop, ;he KuIeEerboeker Magazine for May.I
THE MODEL WIFE

THE MODEL RIFE.
About week ago, one right,
went with Jacob Lee,
To visit his aunt Polly White,
And drink cup Of tea.
Full City times in jacobs life
He had averred To me,
That Polly a model 'yile,
And so went 10
We found her with her main and might,
A chopping by the dDoF.
She never thinks Of asking White
Said Jake, TO do chore.
But milks tho cows through cold and wet
AT risk of life and limb,
And every six pence She can get,
She duly gives to him.
And, as you presently viii see,
as true as rm alive,
Though she is only fOrty-three,
She looks like sixty-figei
-lSceiag her changed to such fright
From whatin youth she vas,
lis natural that Uncle White
Should scold her, as he docs.
And She dear patient angel grieyes
And suffers all the while;
/ rcalIy think that Jake believes
..a Good women never smile.
Ere yet her visitors she spied,
Enthusiasm grew
To such pitch, he ran and cried:
Aunt Polly, how d'you DEP
Her husband, in drunken 81,
Was Iyint; the bed
'Poor man, he is MT well bit,'
Was all Aunt Polly said.
She sat down by him on a stool,
Sinking and pale with fear,
And every time he said You iool'
She told us he said, Dear.
And every time she gave him gin,
gF She whispered me and Jake,
1t was a bitter medicine
.t--s The doctor made him take.
ma And often as be sworel an oath,
She filed another glass,
And like n god wife told as both
He taught the Bible class.
AT last she got him ont of bed,
And though lie couldn't stir.
She held hio on his legs aud said
That he was holding her!
Propping him mp against the wall
Al tea, MS hest she could,
She said to Us: He gave me all
fhhse tea-things-an he good.'
Bnt Jacob said, though Mr. Whits
P,rhapshad bought the delft
His dear aunt Polly sewed at night,
And paid for il herself
Then with an accent rendered sweet
BY such true worth, ne said:
You see she gives him nil the meat
And catsa crust of brend.
once when he growled, that sac was grown
As homey rs a crow,
She said to Us in under tone;
out of his head yon know
And when for this he gave blame,
She hid her patient face
Under her withered hands, the same
AS if he said the grace.
And while some drops of anguish fell
From tho full fountain near.
She smiled, aud said she could MT tell
When she had SIZED u tear.
/ felt my soul within INC sir
When, finishing hisprnise.
Jake said: No model wife like her
assn Gan live ont half her days.
That wretched night in sleep cried,
Believing u my fright
That every married woman lied
The same rs Polly White,
And spite of all that could do,
When was wide awake,
thought that every mani knew
Was very much IKE Jake.
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-, 1T SOORT. zar
No. Isl Main street. WheeIine, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

WaacbeS. EIoclEs. IeUesry1 NVute1, A, S.l,rlr
., alateFlals, Tools. GLASSES,
GALNEk Iq1tsd and Britannia Ware, Cold Pens md PEN
y els Cola and Silver speetaeleI PoFi rs
Cars Case cabas Work Boxes, Brusea corls PeTlrae-
- Ieney snals, Pocket KniEez aTsrs hrToverI,
Pltols s Plated speeks Spoons and FortS ReEas,
els buara seei keya stesl Pens Jet hnd Cord Goods
AID general assoTlEento useful and f.re Tffelea
HaYlng iaeiy added laFRsIE ny stoel both IN
ne WhoieEaie and RetAn departaaeats erabes ne 70
vVatehmakers. Merchants. PedIars.
al ses P.ble ssaera, aysry sOPisie assortsut st
apo
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PRICES.

FullSe 20 large walls In morocco and ~
Full 90 large Walls in plain aud book 0d
Case Of Is numbered boxes and 3 o.
Case or any numbered boSes aud b00k,......,.. %
Single numbered boxes With dIfeetlonG
Single lettered boxes, with directions, -
Large plantation hysieans cage, or Walls, Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28

~ complete Classified Catalogue OF Rocks, In ever
deaaftment Of literature, containing complete List
G, with full instruct 10 Agents AMI psrs1 formin
Cqbs viii be sen. free to part Of tn. Union: Person
wishing to form Libraries Shou have It book of Tefrl
will he convinced Of the eheAPneSs aud variety Of a.
Books, besides being pleased With the uberRlity Of Il
syst=m u : 10 - g. z. I. 81
Orders from the county promptly and satIsTaetor
nd ans goods sent by mail TO part Of tn
country ANY hnoS paShed In ;hs UnI,ed States the
tail price Of which One Dollar upEars will prompt
" sent by AL receipt OF publishers price, with poItas
As Der catalogue.
Clubs Persons acting aS Agents for reap all a
advantages the Giit system without
seVes, thus getting Library Of good books
time besides which, the Gifts coHmtssi
hooks will sell for than enough amply pay them
their trouble
Agents wanted In every town the Union Persons Ufs
ing such, and al those DESTROYS OF CataloEi
will confer ;ayos BY isnding theis addressto
g. q. EVANS.
Git Bookstore and Publishing Honse
snhiI;smd&us 80 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1850
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
e. 81. EY AN S .

AT IFS DRIIINAL .GIFI BUUh oIUhI,
No. 430 Ghepnui street, fhiindeiPhtH'l
Commences the New Year with enlarged Catalogue
greater variety Of fs, ncreased facilities Tor ouyl
Goods and doing busnesH and Is now IreDATed u oh
greater inducements Book buyers than evsr D.ior
T1e mas proved that the Gin System i permanent
EVANS is detsrmlncd IN prove that his Establishment
Conducted under system more liberal and impa
III ,s,,, - ,Irr am, other Having lived down almost
olp6.tIbn aEd having ieRitiuaey OF hlA plan Of oP
raoa from Mains 70 California ne can Ah0i
10 he eeuerous Try him, md judge FOR yourself.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
PILES.

clergyman Baptist Church, well known In Illinois
writing u.s. al have been for hns seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
time, indeed, opeess: but have used
medicine (Plle speelhcl. and cured. have
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman Of tv years. well and fAvoraby known at
Celh Delaware county, NeIYor, had been marty the
piles for tweLty Sometimes from excessive hsnar
rhaEv pain and Suffering, he reduced the verge Of
tePse, confirmed invalid, lisqusiiaed for business
md life almost burden. It Is needle add that he had
tried all rene Hes from MI sorts Of DOCTORS to little
purpose He consulted me two and recommeud
Prom this he began TO improve and since has never had
serious turn Of Piles. Prom the frS month up
past he had occasionally symptoms OF his old complaint
but Few doses OF the Pile PMS you'll dispersed all and toF
than he has been entirely well Of the piles
brilliant cure isasareey to be found In the annals Of
mellclne.
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Important to Femalss

X -, =. 3 y :. = = = % = o4Ad AoS
- Rfclsiiss fsg fcaae decaasen from 81 to S5
Relief sulreHteel in all cases. Consultation AMI letf-
strictly cQnedratal. Patients distance urovij
Win ooari, RuTsog aa exclusive attsnaanee. Meiiein
seat eT matt tNes' private et=elAr cent sr Letter r.
sNeeft Pasias' OmeSNo. IS West SltS 81 New Yese
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List, varying in value from Is cents to SlS
~ 5000 worth Of the above GINS will he di
trioutsd iirony ue Purchasers with SOUO Worth
sold All Bookt sold Publishers lowest prices.
All Book rlt Esan' oes publish himself bough
direct from the Publishers and in large quantities. Boo'
20 sult every are he f1nnd on his Catalogue,
prices which would inducement without the O.
SSstetnt which Offers many additional advantages.
Works by Il pOplllt authors, living and dead
AL styles, the most costly the plain and substantial
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G. OLDEN IL e II Hi VIE - TO II e.
no. ia MAIN STREET, WHEELING VA, rssslo5
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y HIBIiE' ,PRAIER DOOks AND 1T w BOORs.
Methodist II ,tnu Books, Episcopal Prayer Books,
BAPTIST livna Books, Catholic Payer Books,
Lutheran lyma Books, Presbyterian Hymn Blok5.
or all AMI bound In all STYLES, Ardbesque Turkey
noroeoo, Antique, Velvet with and without clasps.
FAMILY DIBLES.
ilrge assortment OF Family Bhl OF NIL descriptions
ana all Prices from 81 to 49, illustrated with with fine
Cravings, printed with large tyne, good ,per and la
stylvs OF binding the simplest
ornamental. Also, pulPt Bibles Ia yes, low
prices
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Iueonnectgon with the above. keep every kind Of ma
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
Pianos, Meloseons, every kind Of musleAlnstrn-
uaents tuned and repaired,
81 An go ais warranted at this establishment. noV6
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SHEET MUSIC.
TheArgeststoek Of sheet music works &C., &c
in the Western country.
Sg- Music sent toauy address, postaue free.-Es1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
Sin and Sweet Wine.

A BOUT 10 barrels and half barrels of "A Sweet Wine and Gin for sale by
 Aug. 3l, '59. FIELD DOLLY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
Geological Survey ofrkansas

1 -~HN~ ON-A OA hduodS, '' NRST report of a ce,gical Recon \ nolscance of the nolern counties or AfKansas, made durinae years 1857 and 1858, by David Dale Cen, Principal assisted by William Elderlst, Chemical Assistant, and Edward T.ox, Assistant GeOlogist."
 To tae citizens of Arkansas $ is an invalua- nIe book, but equally to overwhelming the srlal- iestlhtere-t m herlandS, ,ardcsriinf5imation con cermng the wealth of her mnse mineral re- sources, now being gradually but iablv developel
 l his ls the first report of a laious survey still m rapld progress unCer the patr,ge of the State. the discoveries and disci0,ure-om which will add wealth and importance to CIV portion of the country touc1ei by the surve Dr. Owen has richly sustained the high renutau lie already en- joys from similar labor in othetates
 The work contains t1urteen autifnl illustra- tons, of steel, colored lithogra, and represent ing the following beautiful view
 Natural Dam, across Lees Cek in Crawford County;
 Sugar Loaf Mount1in of Sea County;
 Calico Rock on White River
 Sugar Loat Mountain of Mar County: Prominent Mass of Sandsto, Lead Regions, Carroll County;
 Cliffs of the " Bee Rock onttle Red River;
 sugar Loat Mountain. Van Fen County;
 hhoD of Searcy County, on Fest Creek;
 Mammoth Spring of Fulton tntv;
 Round Top Peak, Judah Mntain - Boston Range;
 Marshall's Prairie, Boat Pilond Stack Noun tains in the distance:
 Rock House on Cane Greek Newton County;
 View across the Arkansas ,iyer. from the heights above Van Buren, sug' Loaf Mountains in the distance;
 Part ot Boston Mountain lnge, Newton Co. Large Royal octavo 256 ppbound in cloth; price S2 co.
 < Copies sent by mail carefullyrapped on receipt o' PIiee- Agents wanted thro,hout the State
 JNO. REARDGN, July IJtn, 59 B00k Her 1DG Sfafi0ner
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION

\ ME COURSE OF INSTRUCTION \ embraces the various branches of the Com. mon Law; and of Equity. Admiralty, Commercial Ihteriatonal, and Constitutional Law: and the In. rlSlrudence of the United States. The Law Library consists of abont II, ,000 volumes and as new works appear. they added, and every effort is made to render 1t complete.
 Instruction Is given by oral lectures and exposi uohs, (and by recitatons and examinations in con nection with them.) of which there are ten every "eeN. Two Moot Courts are also holden in each week, at each ol which, cause previously given out is argued by four students, and an orini,n de- hvered by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms and other facilities are also provided for the Club courts; and an assembly is held weekly for prac- tee in debate, and acquiring knowledge of parli amentary law and proceedings
 Students may enter the School in any stage of thelr professional studies or mercantile pursuits, and at the commencement of either term. or in the mlddle, or other part of the term.
 They are at liberty to elect what studies they Will pursue according to their view of their own wants and attainments.
 The Academica year, which commences on Thursday, SIX weeks after the third W ednesdav in July, Is divided into two terms of twenty weeks each, with vacation of six weeks at the end of each term.
 During the winter vacation, the Library is open ed, warned, and lighted, for the use of the mem bers of the School
 IEe exercises of the next term will commence on MONDAY, September 5th, 1859
 Applications for admission, or for catalogues or any further information, may be made to either of the Professors at Cambridge.
 August 3l, 1852 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7. 1859

Baptist, until they get organized. Then let every man who will be willing to be- come member address Mir. Watson. or whoever may be chosen, stating his will lIngness, and suggesting proper time for the first meeting, say about from the 1st to the 2oth of September, and then let Mr Watson take the day most generally cho- sen' and give notice through his paper of the fact, and then let all who can. be pre- sent At such meeting officers could be elected, plans laid. for opening systematical- ly, and secretaries appointed.
 w hat says Mr. atson-will you be willing to take the labor, if not will von suggest good man who will9 We make the above suggestions, thus soon, because we would like to see the thing started and having seen no plan in any other paper we propose ours.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
From the Madison PiOnee State Historical SOcietu

We notice that some of our exchanges are moving in the matter, or rather suggest ing that something should be done.
 We think so too-and that, that some thing should be the establishment of State hstOrlcaI society, at once and arrangements be made to procure all necessary informa- tion in regard to our State. Arkansas has an unWrltten history of vast interest and importance to her people and to the world. Much of this is i'll the hands or rather me- morle6 of men who are now verging on thelr three-Sc years and ten and who, in the course of nature, before many wears must lay aside this world, and if some steps are not taken to preserve 1t, must carry away with them those pieces of valuable information; and, for want of a little pre- sent care and labor, be lost to the world. MI Such society, if formed in some central place, officers elected and corresponding secretaries appointed in each town or coun- ty, could soon procure information enough and data sufficient to produce a book of untold interest and value, especially to the citizens of the State.
 Such work would also have the effect of producing better opinion abroad for our noble State, than she has at the present time the fortune to bear Her past and present history, her vast mineral resources. her rich and extensive lands of all kinds and qualities, her rivers, lakes and moun- tains, etc The history of her forest chil- dren, so far as that can be obtained; the adventures of her hardy pioneers, who with axe and rife, long years back, penetrated her tangled and dense wildwood, or roamed over her broad prairies; her first slow and gradual, and then more rapid improvement in population, society, schools, churches and colleges-all would have an interest to the future citizen of the State, beyond any thing that could be written.
 Why not commence at once, in an orga- nized plan, for getting the thing once started. Let us suggest plan which, however, we will willingly drop for bet ter one.
 Let the papers throughout the State give 1t notice, and let us appoint man at Lit tie Rock to receive letters. We will sug- gsst r. 5. G. Watson, of the Arkansas
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
Farm for Sale,

HHE farm on which now reside. I,
 4 lying immediately on the Military road, I.sN leading from Little Rock to Washington. AK, thirteen miles from Little Rock at the crossing oi fourche creek. The tract contains 240 acres. 390 t 9i which is No. l bottom land, suscertb!e o,' a hlgh state ot cultivation. The improvements con sist of fine framed cottage bonse. contair;,,o, seven roOms-hall, plaza. etc with good kitcbrn97 smoke house, negro cabins fine garden and orchard, containing variety of the finest of fruit. well of excellent water. Also fine barn and 90 acres of land m high state of cultivation.
 Tor terms apply to the unders ened on the pre- mlses, or by letter. address to Little Rock or to w. H. Halliburton, Dewitt. Ark.
 June 29, 1859 3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
JOB WORT

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- lishment in the country.
 We have procured, at cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ing machines, which enables us to do work, and es- pecially pamphlet and book work in superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
GOOD NIGHT.

Good Night. 1 have to say good night To such host of peerless things! Good night unto that snowy hand All queenly with its weight of rings; Good night to foud delicous eyes, Good night to chesnut braids of hair, Good night unto that perfect mouth And all the sweetness nestled there
 The snowy hand detains me; then
 I'll have to say good night again. But there will come a time, my love, When, if l read our stars alright, shall not finger near the porch
 With my adieus. Till then, good night. You wish the time were near2 And l. You do not blush to wish it so? You would have blushed yourself to death To own so much year ago.
 What but these snowy hands, An, the
 I'il have to say good night again.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
S5OO Reward

WE E will give five hundred dollars for tnc aIPIvnrIra10Ir .ueiiyers UI Jnsepn hlttercIl to the sheriff of Johnson county, Ark. who, on the Duh day of August, A. D. lc59 in siid county, by lying in wait, murdered William NJ. Payne. hittereil is about five feet nine or ten inches high, heavt built, weighs about one hun cred and seventy-t pounds, little inclined for ward, bald headed, hair light and mixed with grey, with grey orbue eyes, and keen and hooked nose Is hard of hearing, with little or no education and common moners, ordinarily wears rough home made c.oting, and is near sixty wears of age.
 GEORGE ". PAYNE,
 ]. J. PAYNE.
 August 3l, 1859. 3t Cost of adr. si
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-07
RUNAWAY NEGROES.
Runaway.
NuIIdWdy. w AS committed on the 2Oth dav..

w Ao commltted on the 10th dav.I naa.:u ot July, A. D. 1859, to the Jaler in E 'Ian, pIanvilie, Yell county, Ark, one runaway .A ne; sad slave is foot inches high. saws he is Io years old, weighs 22O lbs. says his name is oack and that he belongs to Dr. Rial H1m;ss r! F S5' Ma'y's Parish, La, about } miles fom of fIiihllh, s&Is that he leIt home about he middle od tuie FPS. The owner of said slave is request ed to come forward, prove property. nav charges m anl take him away, or he will be dealt with ac coiuing to law. JONATHAN Y. SHARP.
 .aileI Yell county. Arkansas.
 "A, aug. Y, '5S 6m. Cost of adv. s26 or IS De,