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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Alarming Intelligence from the Indian country.
Six Mackinaw boats arrived last evening from
the Platte river. with robes to p. Choteau, r. Geo.
We have been permitted to see n letter from the
U. S. Blacksmith at Willow Creek, (Pawnee
country,) to his friend, in this city, dated on the
29th of June, giving an account of the murders
committed by the Sioux Indians upon the Pawnees,
and upon the wife Of the Blacksmith. His wife
was shot on Tuesday morning. the 9th, about
7 o'clock. The Husband had endcavoured to save
her by shutting her up in the shop, but sho had
net time to bolt the door, and il was burst open.
She was killed, and they fell TO whipping the
blacksmith. without doing him serious injury.
having their guns all the while cooked ready to
fire. The Indians had also killed 'Lashapel. the
U. S. Interpreter, who had been in that country
for 25 years; Capo Blue, first Chief OF the Paw
nee Tappages. and father.in-law of the lnterpre-
ter; son-in-law of the old chief Moulin, and
veral other Chiefs and Braves, young men, wo
men and Children. II is also stated, that out of
Al Lodges, 81 Of the largest were burnt, and most
of the horses were stolen or killed on tho spot
The Pawnee Indians had left their villages to 60 on
their Spring Hunt. Willow Creek from whence
this letter is dated so miles up the Platte river
and the Sioux are $50 miles above it, These In.
ans have exhibited hostile feelings several oc-
casions during the winter, and this attack on the
Pawnces has been expected for some time. We
re told that the United States boand BY treaty
stipulations, TO protect the Pawnee tribes from
such invasions, and are surprised that some ef-
forts have not been made TO prevent these mur-
ders. If the Indians are not entitled to protec-
ton, certainly those in the employ OF the Cove rn-
ment may claim it. r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Tho amount of capital vested in agriculture
and branches associated with it, in the U. S. is as
cerlained by reference to the CEN
sus, TO bo, 1851 ,2s7 400
Persons employed, 4.l62, 1888
Annual Product. 952, ,739, 1872
Capital used in Navigation and
Commerce, 507.4C2, ,O43
Persons employed, lSl, ,653
Capital in Manufactures, 34,645.l76
Annual Product, l97,2OO, ,3O4
Persons employed, 2G5,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

MILL STONES, AND IRONS.
SCOTT, WHITE & Co., have received a fn
~ set. and will sell them for cost and Garage,
pr, Al feet diameter, bur stones,
spindle, driver, balance, iron step and ink,
gudgeons and steps,
] bell.meta! ink,
hoisting screw, and regulating screw;
damsel iron,
yards boiling cloth.
The above articles are of the very best mate.
rails.
July %, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Oldham and ROane.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

them in Parliament, while tho act for the exclu.
sion of all protesting his creed was still in force.
This it is admitted by all. was the movement by
which the act of emancipation was gained. Blu,
to the extract:-Pic.
Men Of Clare (he said) he had news for them
the Repeal wus coming-they were on the
very verge Of carrying it, and it would not be
long postponed. [Cheers.] Clare had spoken
out, and Ireland once again should be free!--
[Cheers.] The voice of Clare was heard ngain
on the wild winds of heaven, with the power of
the storm and the force of lghtnng!--its power
ful light already proclaimed liberty for Old Ire.
land, and the frightened Wellington of Waterloo,
and his confidant Peel, the spinning jenny
[Cheers and laughter.] Clare beat Wellington
and knocked down Peel-[Cheers]- and laughed
at them for falling! Loud cheers and laughter. |
Yes, the green foliage of Claro was spread out
before them. Peel and Wellington were the foes
which they hated, and were quailing beneath their
exertions: their banner was waving on the sum-
nit of the loftlest hill in Ireland, and let him see
the hand that would bring it down. [Cheersl The
force with which they contended for emancipa.
tion was not one-tenth of tho power which was
then displayed throughout the land. For the last
fortnight he addressed two millions of mem
cheerful, healthy, chirpng, determined and peace
able men-myriads whose arms slumbered with
more than the giants strength in the fable, and
whose physical power was able to conquer Europe
and Asia. Loud Cheers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Never since the organization of the Govern
ment, has the administration presented such re-
markabe aspect as it does at present.
General Harrison died, and Mr. Tyler left the
duties of Vice President to become the Acting
President.
Mr. Southnrd, who succeeded Mr.. Tyler in his
ex-ofhcio duties in the Senate, died and Mr.. Man
gum was elected to act in his place.
Mr.. Webster resigned, and Mr.. Legare was ap-
pointed in his place, acting Secretary Of Stale.
Mr.. Lagare died, and, it is said, Mr.. Upshur is
to be in his place, acting Secretary Of State.
The death Of Mr.. Legare leaves entirely vacun,
the office of Attorney General.
The Presidency, The Vice Presidency, (qr.) and
the department of State, have acting incubents /;
and the Attorney GeneraIship is entirely vacant.
% PhiIa. u. S. Gaz. q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

VINHE undersigned, contractors for carrying the u
Il nted States Mail from Little Rock TO Fort Smith,
beg leave to inform the travelling public, that they
have provided themselves with new and commodous
Troy Coaches. which, together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers, will insure safe,
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren and
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare to 90 from
Fort Smith Scotia, and 81 Van Buren to Scotia
and from scotia to Little Rock 90. Stage Office at
Capt. Rogers in Fort Smith, and at the Columbus Ho-
tel in Van Buren, All baggage at the risk of the
er.
ADAMS g. WILSON, Contractors.
July l, IS43-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

EAVES PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, dai.
ly, at o'clock, via Steam boat to Brownsville,
hnce IN splendid new coaches, the great Nation
al Road to Cumberland, and from thence in superior
new eight wheel cars, to Baltimore. Through in 4S
hours Only 70 miles stageing and NO night travel.
u olee next door to the Monongahca house.
A.. HEN DERSON q CO., Proprietors.
J. w. DRENNLN, Agent.
Pittsburgh, Pa. July, lS43-34-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Arkansss Intslligeii'3
ii. NEAR Fonr GIssos
Nation. July goth, iH
[rewi,h ssnd you q |!
davenport. CommaI;'
n rious matters conf
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

IL II =
\ any private person
Ehe Dragon Ca,,nto4
whatever be allows
Comn.anding Ohcq
BIS. the officers OF p!
SEQ that this order !
Inv attempt to viola]
tho non.commis!s9,l,one q,
them to the com.
which they beloHss
enport,
[eut. and Post Att,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
DT. MOSEaG2s Esife Pills, and
TtheIfIx EsfTteVs.

THNHE perfectly safe, unerring, and successful
n treatment of ln1OSt every species p deseaSe by
the use Of DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES, 6
no longer an experiment, rcteEence 10 the Pc
renee of many thousand patients will &C tstaGtory
prove During the short space OF one month, nearly
Que hundred cases have come TO the knowledge
DR.. Mofiat where the patient has, 20 aItappearRpce
effected permanent cure bv Ihe eXcu SSe Rrd lnul
cious use OF the Life Medicines. some eight or ten
of these had been considered beyond all hope by the
medical attendants. Such happy results are source
Of great pleasure 10 Dr. NJ and inspire him with new
confidence to recommend the Use ofhis medicines
his Gelow-ctZens.
The LIFE MEDICINES are purely vBGETA-
BILE preparation. They mild ard pleasant in
their operation, and at the time thoreuoh-act-
ing rapidly upon the secretions OF the sysem-car-
rying off all acrimonious humo1s and assmi!atinS
with and purifying the blood. For hisIeason in az.
eravaied cases Of Dyspepsia, the Life Medicines vii
give relief in shorter space OF time than any other
prescription. In FeVer.and Agae, lEfGmma'ory
RheUn'a tism. Fevers Of every description, Sick
Heada che, Heart burn, Dizziness in the head, Pai0e
in tie Chest FiatuieHcy, Impaired Appeute, and i'll
a dsordered state of the stomach, the use OF these
medicines has alwsys proved to be beyond doSbs
greatly superior to anv oher moce Of treatment.
All that DR.. Moffat asks Of bis patients is to be
particular in taking them according to The directions
Il is by newspapes notice. by any thing that
it. 1t is alone by the resulrs Of fair trial. Is the
reader an invalid and does he wish to know
whether the Life Medicines viii suit his own case?
If so, let him call send to the agent, and procnre
copy of the Good Samaritan, published gPatutouslv.
He will there find erafet very many extraotdi
nary OF cure and perhaps some exactly sImlaE
to his
For sale wholesale and retail by Dr. Moffa's
Aqen. for Ltchtield County, at the store OF J. G
Beckwilh, South street. III
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28

" GUILD respectfully inform the inhabl-
w tanls of this town aud county, that he
has commenced the PRACTICE OF 6ledicIne
upod the 7ROmsOni0R Botanic System, IN this
village.
Mr.. DAVIS designs to give his undivided
attention TO those who may repOse conti-
dence in his skill, or mode OF practice. for
the healing or removing ali diseases not in-
durable by the introduction and application
of proper Medicines.
His Office. at present, is at the residence
of the Rev. Mr. Wells, in South Street, few
rods south Of the Mansion House, where he
will be pleased to receive and attend to calls
either in the village or vicinity, and where
may be found general and complete as
sortnent Of Thomsonian Medicines put up
for family use, with directions.
He would also respectfully invite oil unRc.
Quainted with the Botanic Practice, 10 call
at his Office and examine the System for
themselves.
Litchiield. March 8. 1e43. 6m4O
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
TnapogfSnt Remedy.

EAR. ELDERKlN'S Egyptian BaIsan is waTran.
EH ted to cure the most severe cases OF burns, also
piles and fistula in few hours. The proprieto re-
turns his thanks to the Gentleman from whom he re.
ceived letter stating he had the piles for sixteen
years. In order to expence in advertising Ger.
cents for small and so cents for large bottles all
can use this very valuable discovery almost without
cost For worms either in grown persons or children
the back or limbs, and rheumatism, it is guaranteed
10 cure and supersede entirely the unpleasant use Of
all kinds of strengthening pasers, opodeldocs iini-
mens, &C. 1t gives strength 20 the muscles and tone
to the nerves, it is pleasant difiusabe stimulate
whether used internay or externally. Ono cass Of
most excrucatng and painful rheumatism :'as cpIsd
in three days For caked OF swollen breasts it never
p s Il eu to he @n1 s Tor me
lar form SO that all have sthe benefit Of it, 1t is no
noslrum. 1t can be had only of DR.. Leeds, wholesale
r o ne Na;deh Rpo o. on
Woodbury. CT 6m52
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
Consumption & Liver Complaint.

DR TAYLOR'S Basam of Liverwor, from 375
~ Bowery, New York, for the cure of coughs,
colds, catarrhs asthma OF the chest, pain III
the side and breast. raising OF blood, liver complaint
bronchitis and al! those affections OF the throat and
lungs which are source OF SO much suffering aud
unarresed 80 often terminate in consumption. This
remedy is highly and justly distinguished 1t is pure
ly vegetable mild and gentle in lis etit cts upon the
system, and can be taken IN the most delicate cnscs
with safety we'll as utility. Physicians, aware Of
its medicinal rporties and witnessing its effects even
in extreme and IN some instances apparently Gtucst
hopeless cases, often prescribe it L. ....r otucllcs
both as palliative 0ad q r"~- tuy and with the Me.
~cu"y generally it has met with great appro.
bation.
Consurnp,ion.-The following rema ks we've taken
from the last un. ger vi the Medical MagaziUo..
THE surprising Effects produced by the genuine Or.
Taylor's Basam of Liverwart made at 37j sBowerv.
in consumptive cannot fail exciting dee and
thrilling interest throughout the World, we have 50
believed this disease Consumption incurahle, that il
is difficult to credit senses when persons
evidently consumptlve restored to health, yet il is
fact OF daily occurrence.
Certificates from the highesa and most respectable
Sources of persons who have either been gre ally
eved by it, entirely recovered from affections Of
dance but we ina p only the following :N'' ''D''
g Being constrdtonay, ptedisposed to consump-
ton "a number OF my family having died Of this dis
easel and having suffered from irritation of the lungs
accompanied with cough and raising matter and
o99d with severe pain in my side and breast.
duced by advice of Or. Perkins last resort, rv
Taylors Basam of Lverwort. | have tahsn five
bottles IN all. began to improve with the frs, bot
tie and while taking the third was so far recovered
as to be able get about, since which time by con.
tnued Of quite restored aud able to atien nd
10 my Usual business To -persons suffering from
coughs and affections of the Lungs do earnestly re-.
commend it. Signed
JAS C. SCOTT.
Elizabeth city N. c. Dec. l6,h 1912
For common colds and coughs this is one Of the ye.
~ beat remedies ever discovered.
N. B. There is spurious and counterfeit article
aloat and lately iniroducedinio this country there
fore he careful get the genuine, which is from 375
Bowery, N Y. and observe tina; the new steel plate
engraving is on the bottle TO prevent coun.erteits
For sale in Litchfield, by X. NJ. WooDRurF, in
Woodbury., by A. Roof & Co, Agents 6H5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
Agents for tho Company.

Agents for the COMPANY.
Daniel b. Brinsmade, Washington,
David G. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent,
Richard Smith, Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Goshen,
William M. Burial, Canaan,
Daniel 8. Clapp, Salisbury,
A zssC psve Royce & }NorfoIt,
Roger Fl. Mills, New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Calvin r. Butler, Plymouth.
John G. Amber, Bethlem,
Lehman w. Cutler, WATERFOWL,
James Judson, Jr. Woodbury.,
n nSv I5.e C. v W;ht,'''l0sey & }New Preston,
George p. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings In
ured can apply to either Of tho Agents, or to
no Secretary.
WILLIAM DEEBE, President.
JASON WHYTlNG, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28

1T TAKES But FEW DAYS to cure Jou"dtce' LOSS
es!ssT GRtrf:f BsfiaTsf ER s 0y yS S
be taken with water or wine and dyspepsia, ~
ious diseases and Rheumatism impurities % me Bsooa'
Headache &C. ar as speedily cured by Phelps LOMA.
noS c ynon Jet w .n &C.
All the numerous attempts osnpplant this remedy
or invent substitute have utterly aiisd ana my;
sicians generally acknowledged it to be Me mos.
happy combination Of vegetable remedies ever ance"'e"
suited to all constitutions aud ages and proa m
aud Chronic DISEASES"
Some of the cases of chronic diseases cured ny
hese Pills are truly astonishing tsee certificates ln-
the agents hands, and all ordinary eases OF deranse
ment Of the soma 2h and bowels, and bilious ase9s
es are Immediately cured by the use OF this remedy
Mr. Stowell, OF South Bro0kheld, was cureu Vi al
ulcer on the leg often years standing
Mr. Coleman, of Saratoga Springs, was restored to
perfect health by taking three boxes after the phys-
''G justice Bioodgood, Of New-YorK city, Was cured
Of dyspepsia, when no other medicine would give
Rev. Mr.. Eastman, Of the same place.. says, they
saved his life His complaint was chrome inhama'
ton Of the stomach and liver.
DR.. Johnson, of New. Haven Ohio, prescribed them
in the bilious levers OF that country, rs substitute
for cnomel He wrltes@"l never saw disease yield
rapidly to medicine"
Dr.. J. Of Chickopee, cured an obstinate case of
dropsy within three days with the pills alone
Mr.. J. w Avery, Of New. York. was cured OF a
chronic inflammation oil the hVer, when ma oeel uil'
der the treatment of different physicians for six
months.
Mr.. Andrew Vredenburg, of Rome, N. Y. was
cured of painful tumor the breast, pronounced to
be cancerous and incurable, by one dozen boxes of
thosepls.
DR.. McNah, riVermont, found them sovereign
specific in all cases, for tape and other worms.
Mr.. Pilgrim. who had contracted marsamus by a
residence in Texas, was cured by few boxes of
these pills. The patient was unable to take any
food but barely Cruel for months, until he common
ced taking the pills.
Three ladies in Connecticut have been cured OF
Tic.doloureaux, or nervous rheumatism by them.
Chronic rheumatism always yields to thorough
use ofths medicine without the addition of any 9th
medicine.
be particular to observe that the label s slow
PHELPS, N. D, Price ." ~ - CENTS 49, ~ I"
e. - '' =, "e Druggists Throughout the United
otr. .-., auu merchants in all the country towns in
this State where may also be had
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
Pest Medicine Eyer offered To The Public,

icine his profession and they are highly BY
many Of The most celebrated Physicians in ae country,
as decidedty the
Best Medicine Ever offered To The Public,
For Dyspepsia, laundicc, Liver Complaints; Hunors
&c, and arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels.
From the Evening Signal N. Y.
SHERRY WINE BITTERs.-These are remedy very
highly and very Justly recommended by physicians,
OF great efficacy in giving strength 10 the weak and
debilitated. The OF years has sasfa ctory prov
ed their virtues. Untnctured by the slightest dele
terons matter, they communicate the healing pow
ers Of the best medicinal roots and plants They re-
store and il not laid aside, preserve the whole ami
NAL economy in state of habitual heahhtulness
They cannot be TO frequently commended to the pub
lie notice by jus; encomiums from the press:
West Killingly, Conn. June l9, l940
DR.. 8. o. RIcHARDsoN-SIR Having been for the
last two years very much deblna ted and much out
Of health otherwise, and had the advice of twenty or
thirty OF the hest physicians in Charlestan, c., New
York, Saratoga Springs, Boston, and number of
other places, was in Boston the 4lh last March
and called at your office and bought bottle of your
Sherry Wine Bitters. After ! returned home, l
bought more. ! commenced gaining from the very
first, and have taken three bottles and am now we'll
My case was despared of as certainly incurab!e, but
in three months have ganediu Just fityseven pounds
which is surprising, as l have eaten nothing but
bread and milk. still continue the same. Your
medicine is selling well and doing much good
Very respectfully yours.
c. CHAMBERLIN.
From The Barnstable Patriot
HEARTH AND STRENGTH To regain or preserve
these is the great desidera,um. Nothing that we
know Of will do it more eiectuay than Dr. Richard
sons Sherry Wine Biiiers.-Try them-The strictesi
temperance man need no, be sfraid Of the alchohol
in them :here is Of it than sahsolutely nec-
Aessary to preserve the Of the roots and herbs Of
which they are compounded.
The following certificate OF commentator from .,,e
Rev. Isaac SAWYER, Of the Baptist nenominat;on
viii he read with interest. Mr. Sawver's HIGH
standing as moral and .;aiaions teacher. and his
o,r. ,ss, a. ao "~Socate al Temperance give a
psSuss. tohis opinions ihus generously
tcorY)
hereby certify, that for several wears past have
frequently bad occasion 10 USE DR.. s. O. RIcR-
ARDsoNs BlTTERs, both in there dry and liquid
state and Notwithstanding the efforts ihA. have been
employed oflase 10 bring them into sTepuie, con-
sceniionsly regard them rs an excellent medicine
tor The diseases Tor which they are ASSIGNED.
ISignedl ]. SAWYER.
Salisbury, March 0, 1913.
For sale a the Doctors office, IS Hanover Street,
sosion, andhy agents IN every town ihrnughoui the
New ENGLAND States: o-1S eeH,s per bottle, so cents
per papeR.-eN For salah tr
:, Carrot, 4 BsldWSR. Liscls6etl Roan1man 8 n@ah
New AlAea, Preston & &inek RoxhuN, ISm
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
Dr. Phelps Cough pills,

The most remedy for coughs, colds, cons.a'p
ton. wAOoping easgh dsha'o tiyhtness ef Me chest
and difficulty Of breathing, &c. &C.,
This valuable remedy is a combination ofthe most
approved vegetable eXpectorant cough remedies
which have been found serviceahle in coughs, and
are far superior 70, and more efficient than the yar
Gus candies and liquids Of the day which are often
burdened with mens.rum frequently injurious to
the system. The proprietor has never known an in
and i is confident they are the best COUGM RENE,
DY ever offered to the public. Price rs cents pei
box.
PHELPS RESTORATIVE, OR JAUNDIcE BITTERs,
The unrivned tonic or strengthening remedy, for de-
billy ofe stomach, Dyspepsia a"ndee, loss cf ape
lite. &c. Price IS cents per box, for making one
quart.
For sale hy
Samuel Bue and K. NJ. Woodruff, l.itchfeld Hi
ram Webster, Burlington; Kellogg & HunncV, Flar.
winson,;, Henderson & Co, N, Hartford Nas9,a9
Smith, Torringford; Lyman & Porter Goshen J X
Harrison, Cornwall; David Gould, Sharon; Daniel
TomIinson, New Preston; 8 LOOMS. Be,hlen
Roo. e. Co. Woodhnsy; A Gridicy Wuerown;
Seth Thomas 6. Son, Plymouth land by agents in
eve ry town in the State. -...
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28

and constant attention to this important
branch of business. hopes to give: general sa-
tisfaction, and receive share of public pa
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual, Watches,
Jewelry. Silver Ware, Musical Instruments,
Violin Strings, Tuning Forks, Shell Combs,
Watch Oil, &c, which will be sold low to
meet the times. r. MERRIMAN.
Litchfield. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
ROBERT WILLIAMS,

AWDMHMW w AAAsA1M NAN09
"OULD inform his customers, and the
w public in general, that he has received
he latest fashions from New.Yovk, and is
prepared to do oil kinds of work in the
TAILORING Line Of Business.
Two doors South the Mansion House.
Litchfeld, June %, 1912. ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FKNHE Eubscrlber has Just received O full
Il assortment of LOOKING GLASSES,
aud intends keeping constantly on hand va.
rious sizes. Also, Portrait and Picture
Frames, Ladies' Toilet. Boxes. Gents Dres.
sing Cases, Curl Maple Chairs, and various
other articles. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine. Ware Room
8 doors west Of the County House.
G. DEWEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28

YE0f1E LITTLE sONGSTER-A book we'll cal
crla1sd "a teach children the iFsl FudiMen,a Of
RNlel i0s lRl1|iag-at ~ NAamN HsueR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28

HARTFORD, en-.
Capital zoo, DOO Dollars,
With liberty to increase The same to Hat MI
lion Of Dollars,
OFFER Ito insure Dwelling Houses, Stores
" Mills, Manufactures, Barns. Ships and
Vessels while in rort, or on the stocks, Goods
and every other species Of insurable person
al property, against loss or damage By 6re, at
as low rates OF premium az any similar insti
tuition in good standing.
FRED'K PHELPS, Agent.
Litckfela, Feb. %, l642.