Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-01

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mn AIRS; but this is the reward must receive
kpains and study in not regarding my SER
we'd God, but only to my prince.''
y ~ 4|9ncthon, a few days before his death, al
~ kextremely debihtated. delivered his usual
al S4 : AT the termination of it, he said, i'm
,oc,., by, 81 am dying man, and these are the
~. hiects for intercession with God, which !
u No my children and their little ones--that
- - * NY form part Of his chu rch, and wor.
;nh.t, aright-that they may be one in him,
Oh in harmony with each other-and that
,.,;,u y be fellow-heirs Of eternal ife." The
! ;n"s bre his death, ho addressed some present,
bestows talents on youth, do you
!. ~ - ". they use them Alright" While dying,
fends discerned slight motion Of the counte-
which was peculiar to him when deeply
,heted by religious joy.
fort xsat Row in PAiladezphia.-On Thursday
70 onfng, when the subscription books of stock in
eiaware Division Of the State improvements
nera4 opened in the Phi'a Exchange, such rush
sidey kd for the stock that dozens were trodden
whiNafoot, many completely. denuded, and tho
9th pensioners compelled to close the books.
enedy tor Indigestion-A friend has handed
ps for publication the annexed remedy for
y, y, estion, complaint which is so generally
ao ttnt in this country. 1t was communicated
gntleman in Great Britain, who says in
o'ne etter on the subject: "Havipg suffered much
''"" Indigestion, send you tho remedy TO re.
YOU. 1t arises by rejecting too large por-
t;co, of The phosphates of lime and magnesia con.
@ de cd in the bran in making our bread: being
nGrr1 sure tina: our All-Wise Creator, in giving
resti heat for our food to support frames plac.
witt ltevery necessary constituent for the health
n,k em, and made known to through progress
osb; knowledge no is pleased TO grant us. Whom,
OWN Jre, you derive benefit from it, please to
- .. isuu"u brorirrou nnoricu.
- Lhalf-a pint of white wheat three hours in a
lic' Of water, or a little more if necessary.
CO.; ink half-a-pnt of the liquid, twice or thrice
ona week.
llowj pt@rances.-tow many Judge OF mans
ne eter by the cut of his coat, his manners and
of raltion, or from the condition in which he is
kin u person well dressed is supposed TO
T,lE good mind and vrtuous heart, while
ger rith ,hreadbare jacket passes for sim
8 h, ora villain.
ned Portland Tribune.
obac| above is truth, every word of it. At this
Is, dd our "enlightened world, >" man is judged
on W clothing. The man who parades the
!? A in broadcloth and silk is looked upon as a
he p ct gentleman" when perhaps his heart is
liable ~ ss2ravcd to the very core. He talks
Seakab about the manners and customs of
nm. onders why such an ono does not
Nix for he cannot see how the "more re.
ve 70 s&tNf community" can "condescend'' SO
hey az .A associate with those who wear the
''DaosS othing. So it is with the opposite sex
Iv' nust stalk the steets, loaded down with
e2 housand other fneries," or they will
r. y }M attention. If they should chance 70
y lls Of their sex dressed in calico,s (and
m W e way, could discriminate between
tes xiE end firtation,) they are thrown into
~ " AZ but we find, on examination, that those
"A 70 largely in fine clothing. when rob.
n y ornaments, are mere puffs; while those
# ore plain in their dress, and sociable
he possessed of good heart, clear
4 \, and a whole Western NeD
a Husband.--Many of our married
rs are not aware how good husband
s-cooked to make good dish of him.
hte'y seen recipe in an English pa
81 tbuted by one "Mary," which points
!ms operanai of preparing and cooking
i Mary states that good many hus-
|. Ipoiled in cooking Some women go
4 fther lords were bladders, and blow
= pthers keep them constantly in hot
others again freeze them by coniu-
Some smother them in the hottest
milton and variance, and some koep
3, 10 all their lives. These women al
" WI hem up in sauce. Now it cannot be
D husbands will be tender and good.
NJ his way, but they are. on the contra .
~ rious when preserved. Mary points
,H per thus: sect large jar, called
" III leerfuness, (Which, by the bye. all
I've at handy Being placed in Il.
~ the fire of conjugal love; le, the fire.
~ but especially let II be clear. A.
~ n e heat be regular and constant
<s. pr with quantities of affection, kind.
~ Ibcction. Keep plenty Of these
" and be very attentive to supnly
0b y that may waste by evaporation
a. nuse. Garnish with modest be:
n Fity, and innocent pleasantly; and
,SR p or other CONTEMPORARIES, accom-
.af sufficient secrecy; and il would