Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-05-11
THE FAR WEST sEMIN'

THE FAR WEST sEMIfai g....==-..:
IL located in North Western ArkanA
miles East of the Cherokee Indians. AZ. a5l
North East of the Choctaws and ChickaaNg, -,,ie.I
tiful and healthy eminence miles North 4ss&SauI
town Of Fayetteville, in the county of Wasaingtobe
most densely populated county in the State. ",
Humiliating the thought 10, it il true
Arkansas stands solitary exception among the proud
without single institution where her may obtain
the advantages Of thorough collegiate education and
become the pride and honor. mot only Of their State,
friends Of Education here sensible of this desttuton
deeply impressed with its importance to the pros.
Perity and happiness both morally and politically Of
ing that education-snd when We speak Of education.
": mean the moral and physical. As we'll a. the
our civ and religious liberty; and confidently RELYING
ol AID upon the liberality and benovoience of the
,S IL the older and richer States have
IN addition to the usual eours. If .tua;.. IN co,.
tsSgSt = NJ" and the Mechanic Arts, are to be
II is never to possess .ect.,;., D.:
gion or party character in polite. 10 "''''
b'oie to be the standard Of mor.l |, and r.I;.
In connection with the site upo,, vh;.. =. -. Al.
college buildings two hundred .cres Of land havs bssO
The institution will TO into o..r.,;,
able buildings can be erected. and q suffc;sn, S,nSt
tanned to endow professos:hip profes.orsbin. w.
With feeling: Of deep :0ls.sds for the welfare Of
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claims to The generous public. through thar sas
trusting to their enlightened patriotism and nS;I.n
Fayetteville. Ark. May l. 1874.
Farmers make your o,c. Candles.-Take OH,
of alum for every l0bs., Of tallow, dissolve !, ~
| water before the tallow is put in, and then melt
the tallow in the alum water with frequent SIR.
| ing, and it will clarity and harden the talow 40
as to make most beautiful article for either win.
ter or summer uss, almost as good as sperm
Mass. Ploughnsan. ~ -
There is story aAoat about the interview be.
| tween the committee of the s.Kay Klub" and Mr..
and invited him to speak in Faneuil Hall before
their association, which is rather rich. A cor
: respondent gives US the following verson-we
cannot vouch for its accuracy
.sSays Daniel-'As you wish me to address
/ YOUR club at a time in Faneuil Hall when I will
suit my convenience best, suppose you are in no
haste for re2ly!' oh! no. answered the chair.
man, I'VE would submit that to your own discre-
ton and pleasure.
i Daniel medtated; and, with his brow knit and
looking upon the ground, an awful pause ensusd,
which the sagacious chairman taking advantage
Of cast an appealing gaze upon the balance of the
delegation, and arose to take leave.
j Daniel raised his eyes. Stop said he. why
did mt you call your club the Washington Wing
Club? That should have been its name and un.
til I is changed, or hear definite expression in
relation to Texas from that man, shall hesitate,
and take the intervening time to reply. Good
day. gen,lemen.-lErit committs.
Il P. S.-The committee, at the last meeting of
the 'Klub,' asked furter time; of course, t was
granted"
t!Sublime.--As the forked ligh thing s.hash-as
The fee, courser bounding over the track-so
does little niger run like the devil when big
dog is after him.
| A bird of o certain species when cold is calcu-
lated to put one in mind of ehilled-rren. Who
/ bids?
| The man who brought this forth, bids fair to 30
i L.