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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-09
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Strange charlottesville Courier Francai,
s'atos' that some days since statesman and acad.
emician, IN the course Of conversation which
look place IN the library of the National ins,i.
tue, observed that, in the middle Of each century
nad occurred IN Europe. "ln 1850" said he.
ut was the art Of printing which created the rev.
olution. In 1850, ii was Luther who shook the
foundation of Catholicity. In 1850, il was Ba.
con and Descartes who demolished the infallibli.
ty OF Aristotle: In 1850, twas philosophy which
triumPhed. and prepared the way for the revoiu.
!on or 1883. We approach the year 1850, and
!, Is evident society sPreParing to undergo fun
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-09

!. 'es the poor mans son inherit
-s-s r.,...- :. aseles and sinewy heart.
sen. sssssdn9 10 frame, and harder spirit.
CarsiisM 70 sso hands, he does his part
Hor.i'e siseful toll and art;
next Fa, seems to me,
S GSur Pos ST. wish to hold in fee.
resided with 4 ale poor mans son inherit!
cn'sae'e '.a Az Typed with human things,
..usIfiaged by toll WON merit,
Content that from employment springs,
A heart that in his labor sings;
A heritage, it seems to me,
Z A king might wish to hold in fee.
What does the poor mans son inherit
Apationce learned by being poor;
ourage, If sorrow come, to bear it, .T'
A fellow-feeing that is sure, +"
TO mako the out-cast bless his door;
A. hertiage, i seems to me,
A king might wish to hold in fee.
0, rich mans son, there is toll
That with all level stands;
Large charity doth never soil.
But only whitens soft, white hands;
This is the. best crop from thy lands;
A heritnge, it seems to me,
r Worth being rich to hold in fee,
Oh, poor mans son, scorn not thy state.
- THERE'S worse WEAKNESS than thine,
s Ipmsrely being. rich and great;
Work only makes the soul to shine,
{ And makes rest fragrant and benign,
A heritage, it seems to me,
Worth being poor to hold in fee.
Both heirs to some six feet Of sod,
Are equal in the earth at last;
Both children of the same dear God;
Prove title to your heirship vast
BY record of wcll.6Iled past; .
A heritage, it seems to me, 9aa-
Well worth a life 10 hold in fee.
There is truth and good poetry in the follow
ng. We commend it to every one who dom
AXE the papers, or, taking them, don't pay fol
hems
o, YES! TAKE THE PAPERS.
= BYG. B. WILLIS
o. yes, take the papers,
The trifing cost is never missed;
Though I've stood for forty years.
- Upon the printers list!
Talk not of warriors-Faust released
Earth from the terror Of her kings
: -Pe .srirled his stick, aad darkness ceased,
q morning s.reamed along the East,
sedom's FURNISHED wings.
read the papers,
sons and daughter, tall and SMALL,
,ey b, 20 been through thick and thin,
--SsS. ne Of US all.
ELSA tta
hn- aid, that should star
from the dome of night,
prsss, if stationed there.
nv 80. me vacuum toa hair.
.cader light.
% takes no papers,
s..,, p.. $ not when they're read,
'siHsr I'm 10 buy .hors,''
'rrowed bread.
his wide domains
GATORS Education
q, ls like April rains;
.m.' Dor and his pains
III as,A. ,enmtionl
or tho Arkansas Intelligencer.
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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-09

Aap.ce.-Nevsr run in debt if you can 20, any
one to treat you e'
When you find it impossible to ride on your
journey, walk - 'o-'
II you think, in resenting an injury. you are
sure OF getting decenty logged, pocket the afron,.
ana walk off with a smile. II is time enough TO
look savage when you are out o: sight.
Ii you have no hat to put on, wear a can. II
you have got neither, go bareheaded: you will be-
when you can't have roast turkey for dinner.
put up with any thing. The stomach and noes.
SHY soon become companions.
Never refuse any thing offered to YOU excent .
kick; because it is not always Convenient n -.
turn the latter.
Never DO in hurry to do any thing quick, ex::
cept catching feas. In this business. il is nec.,.
sary to be remarkably rapid in your movements,
else you "'no catch him. lI-'7.,-' -
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-09

Catching a Bacholor--"Why dom, YOU get
married." said young lady to rather elder
bachelor friend. =.
~ have been trying for the last ten years to
hnd some one who would be silly enough to have
me-, was the reply.
y guess you havn't been up our way. - was the
ins,nuat,ng rejoinder.-Boston Tranreript.
lhe Transcript is edited by lady.
No Further Use of Humanify.-The editor Of
the Nashua ~ ~ Telegraph, in allusion to the
taking machine which is making so much noiss
In some OF the papers. facetously remarks
"Ihere will soon be no use for HUMANITY
Machines have boon invented for about eya,x
thing. When that for setting types is completed.
we do not see but what the human family NAV ar
well DO here. The whole process of civilization
will go on without them."
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
MrLLrR's Last VERSION. The editor Of the Gin

MrLLER's Last VERSION. The editor of the Gin
cinnat Chronicle, who recently attended lecture
Of parson MILLER in that city gives the folio wing his la
test exposition Of the end OF the world" He suproses
that the material world will stand that the and
will shine on, ard the earth scourged, changed in
her surface and purified by fire, will a,ao continne
her present astronomical relations other planets
The good to be saved and only the wicked become
victims Of the expected corfsgraion Even the latter
not OF his followers aver to be annihated, hut
10 live and be punished The destruction spoken of is
through the agency Of hail storm the stones to
be about sixty three pounds IA taen) in weight The
fleet of such descent of hail addition the physi
cal of its fall will act chemically upon the
air. and separation OF the gases and from this
general combustion will follow" Sixty Founders
That will DO.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
Anusements. A

HILL, SUTTON, AND TIE ETHIOPIAN MlNsTRELs,
AT PALMo's OPERA HOUSE there Is trumvlrae
d talent such could before, never here
after, he united The most perfect Of all Yankee repre-
sentaives Hill records his experience in day. that
nits of rivashpfor Hill j. Hill wherever he goes
sutton, the ventfiloquist will make lis gravoDe voice
resound wi h mimic power from st Psus steepe 70 the
ty Hall bells: while the merry marrow-hones, biijos
aud accordians of the darkes,-the accompanmebts Of
ieir native" melodies will add to the performance Of
mis- evening, Tuesday and Wednesday, a charm that
be tested ny pubic opinion Such entertainment
commands universal curiosity and universal patronage
N,BLos The Bell Ringers make their last ap-
pearance this evening Tor their benefit The pieces
the Old Gentleman the Alpine Maid and selection
II their very popular music
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

NOVEL psocsrDise. .--KRmovAI. OF Two Bafug
HoUsEs-The Boston Transcript states that
block Of two brick in Lincoln sreet three stories
hlgb safely AMI success uliy removed yesterday
morning feet and inches from thsir old foundation
q the rear. This novel work was accomplished on u
Ian furnished by Alderman Preston, mt mber OF the
committee for widening streets. by Mr. Moses Parker,
justly entitled great credit for the entire success
II this enterprise
The nsodm eperandi this = COncave cast iron
plates prepared ha foundation sfthe wall cut away,
and two plates facing each other red with cannon
under all the walls the whole building upon them
Three applied and the whole building is roll
led upon them any desired distance These plates and
balls removed by one and the brick replaced and
the building left in the original state without any injury
to the structure II estimated that this block weighed
700 tons, and was rolled on 100 balls and accomplished,
AFTER the plates set, IN about two hours time.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
Disease AMONG PorArors There Is too much

DISEASE AMONG PorAToEs There is too much
IL tear that the crop of potatoes this season
will be very small rendered by disease which has
struck them in different sections OF the country In Yer
mont and New Hampshire. its rsvages has been very
great In some cases the crop has been destroyed Ah'e
the ground and in others after they have been dug and
placed in the cellar The Claremont II. Eagle states
that the potatoes in that town nearly all used up" by
his singular blight. Its character may he learned by
he following ract from aletter Of gentleman in New
York to his friend in Boston, given in the Mercantile
Journal:"The potatoes all perishipg abomt and
indeed all through this part of the State in the ground
and out oft In instances after being Ding aud put
into barrels in the cellar in order they have been
found in three days offensive render it necessary
to thrown them awav. This will prove great public
calamity, 50 important is the potatoe crop to all
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
DxscENpANrs OF PArR1ck HxsnY : The daughter

DESCENDANTS OF PATRICK HKNRY : The daughter
"a brother o the English poe still survives learn
by fridays National integencer, in Virginia, not I'M
which manifested themselves IN that race in more than
one generation snguary among the female descendants
The same raper adds - Another of Mr. Henry's daugh
quenca not unlike her IA hers The same faculty shone
out snRulafy too in the youngest Of the great orators
sisters Eza zabeth the wife Of GeH Campbell the hero of
Kings Mountain From the only child horne by the lady
10 Grn Campbell. lat least the only that live be, oDd
chil1hood) sprung the Hon. william Campbell Preston
of South Carolina. We chance to know that, youth.
fni visit OF this latter gentleman to Europe in is920 he
received by the double relationship him.
him, in a subsequent residence in Scotland he
introduced to kindness d hospitality of Walter
Scott Mrs Grant, of Laggan, Mr. Jfey and other csle
brites 10 borrow French .erm) oi Edinburgh"
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
Trial Of speed between tks Cutters Legarc
and spenssr-Hints 60 Omcers Of the Navy.

Trial Of speed between the Cutters Legarc
and spenssr-Hints 90 Omcers Of the Navy.
BROOKLYN, Sept 81, 1874
II is understood that the United States revenue
steamers "Spencer" and 'Lsga.e"- former on
Lieutenant Hunters, and the latter on Captain
Emcsson's plan, will sail on Tuesday, to make a
trial OF speed from this city to Boston and return
ing.
The trial will be made under sail and steam
combined, and each power separately. Great in
terest is felt bv the commercial community in the
result, as this is the first opportunity which has
been afforded to test the relative merits Of the two
plans.
Both vessels are Of the same tonnage, spread an
equal surface OF canvass, have the same power,
and differ only In the model OF the hull, and mode
OF propulsion, both OF which have been left en-
tirely under the control of the projectors OF the
plans.
The Spencer" will be commanded by Captain
Frazer, and the =" Legare" by Captain, Howard !;
il has been determined 10 allow no person TO be
on board during this trial trip, except those in the
employ Of the government
Alter the trial "Trip is made, and official report
shall have been rendered by the proper officers, an
opportunity will be afforded to the commercial
community, and all who feel an interest in such
maiters. Ia witness their performance.
L. .s sufficient 10 excite the visibility OF gravity
itself, TO peruse the puffs which are occasionally
solicited by, and rendered 10 fficers in every
branch Of public service. Several which have sp-
peared IN the public prints lately, relating to ofi
GERS of the revenue service, only find parallels
III the advertisements Of modern charlatans Ii
must appear evident to every reasonable man, that
officers who require this kind Of bolstering, must
have but little real merit ot their own Should an
officer perform any meritorious service, it is due
not only 10 himself but 10 the governmr Mt which
employs him. that notice should he taken OF il, bul
The putis alluded 10 are calculated to humIiae The
service generally, and 10 the officer of real
merit to blush for the weakness and vanity Of his
associates. BLUFF.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

THE REv. DR. W0LFF.-It appears but too proba-
he that DR.. Wolff has taken the place Of those
whom he went TO rescue at Bokhara The last lette,
written by DR.. Wo while at liberty was written at Box
bara, the 10th o April before he entered the city H.
had no writing pape and tins letter Is written upon
scraps torn from ns memorandum book He il surround
I'd by people OF BokhaIa Rokan, and Tashki there
lore says his information may be depended upon He
frembies hat S;oddart and Conoy for they are
at Bokhara; and the persons alluded 10 in NJ D.
hsr " dispatches he has ascertaned TO be Prussian
and the Europesplyo with him is On Italian watch
Waksr, named Giovanni; he says nobody has witness
q the execution OF Soddart and Connolly, while YousSu
anan. SC were publicly executed. The Kaeefa (ho,y
mani OF Nero tells me positively that stoddat was alive
do not feel much apprehension
ior my safety but should be detained pray get tn,
e ply offended that his letter which he wrote by stod
afi to tho Queen. answered by the Governor
General Of Inl,a Get also the Emperor of Russia
nom the Lord Did no, the Lord suffer ~ Ti
sent by the Assefood. lah command the eaco
which protect against the Turcomans turned
great scoundre and the Doctor Obliged TO ap
peal to the rucomsns for protection against his escort
between them however, the poor Doctor plnndered
u every thing and OH entering tn city, he desert
81 by all Excepting one man named Hussein- and b.
vas looked upon as a man whose doom sealed
him into mis- house, the chnnged, and all pre-.
i'cted that danger ovei. He Introduce
oa the object Of his visit The following day the King
fbambcrain accompanied by the commandsnt Of the
senai ordered him to write Ill their presence the letter
shich the King decares that he pu sddart and cono
10 death IN the month Of July ls43 and vt this st.
1e had to make translation in Persian He 'her
old that lac free depart The letter having bref
e.pa'ched 10 captain Grover, the Doctor received
ima'ion that he would be detained Having slight &.
. ho wished to be bed this being Communicated
n Kng, the permission refused, the King sayir
1al bee ing was not cd Tor hm. DR.. Wolf had fecu
ve'ed colonel stoddars official seal The D,c'o
viises Play fer me, and thank with that He hal,
tiherto helped me- At first he wore his clergyman
ones, and rode about the unattended which, h,
rs, the Russian Ambassador who had just left
owed to 10. Ia another letter. he say he has sdop
~ Bokhara dress, but does say whether this wa,
lone by choice On the sth June he writes two lines U
loopel She in which he says that in spite Of ali tho
romises OF the King he is now prisoner at B,khars
nd that he has not the least hope Of being soon released
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

Chrysty's band Of mnstrels are giving concerts
in Buffalo.
The Congo Melodists have taken Washington
Hall, Boston, for short series OF entertainments
in their peculiar line, and open on this evening at
reduced prices.
MUSICAL. Mr.. Sloman, the father Of tie cee-
brated Miss Jane Sloman, has arrived in Boston
tor the purpose Of giving series Of concerts, in
order to introduce his two daughters, for the first
time, to The public. Ii is SAID that these young
ladies', l6 and II years Of age ,are perfect mis-
tresses OF their art--one as harp player, and the
other as piano performer while they both excel
as vocalists. Their father will assist IN lecture
Of his own, giving "reminiscences of lncedon, Bra
ham, &c., and interspersed with songs.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

CoLEMAN's PATENT KoLIAN Cor OReAN) AT
TACHMENT TO THE PnNoFoRrR We have been
favored with an inspection of the contrivance de.
signed for the purpose Of converting piano into
an 0rgan and uice uersa, a. pleasure, entitled by
thespatentee, "The Eolian, or Attachment to the
Pianofore, now on exhibition at Nunn's Music
Store, Broadway. 1t is certainly very ingenious
contrivance, and one that will meet with universal
admiration and adoption. For simplicity of con.
structon and beauty OF adaptation, it certainly is
unrivaled, and we have no doubt OF its beng
adopted into general use. Every piano in the
country at very triflng expense, may be changed
into organ, producing The most brilliant and ea-
qilsite tones without affecting in the least degree
its original character. This is great desdera-
tum, and will contribute more to the essential in
tsrest Of the pupil in music than SIX monh's ordi-
nary tuition on the piano. And in a short time we
shall see the public mind seizlng upon its merits
with an avidity which shall astonish well as
prove the estimation in which the invention is
held
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
. THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD =

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
The undersigned journeyman carpenter, now at
work the new Post Office, corner of Libertyand
Nassau streets, wishes TO know why Mr. Graham,
payment Of work done on that building, as there
are many Of the men who have families, are now
destitute OF the means of support for them
b REED.
We have received several other letters from par
ties employed on this building, making similar
complaints 1t is, tuly, disgracelul TO those con-
cerned
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

GREAT FooTRAcE OVER THE BEACON COURSE. Ho-
BoKsN la our advertising columns will be found
the names Of 36 persons who have entered for this
great undertaking to come off on the l4b OF Octo-
Der. 1t may be considered as national contest,
some of the ablest pedestrians of The old coun-
try have crossed the Atlantic for the express pur-
pose Of contending with the best of this country.
The number entered is far beyond what was ex-
pected, and there is little doubt but that the
test will create great excitement, and the attend
ance on the occasion will be immebse-much
greater than on any former similar occurrence.
Major Ii. Stannard is the general favorite 80 far,
but as there are several Others entered whose
prowessi is highly spoken OF, there is every reason
10 believe that he will not have such easy work as
he has hitherto had if he does come of the con-
queror. The betting already is pretty brisk, the
field the fayorite. Some thousands, no doubt, will
change hands on the occasion.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

ne 8rSates dinsreucs does not cNcrtd iour cent
aod in that instance it confined the stock OF the
anton Company The grest.st sdvanco is in Erie
{lrosd These two stocks equally worthless, and
apersted 10 by the class of speculstors. Good
locks Of which there very few, do not change mate
rally. In the above list, there eighteen different
ocks of which only thu really good and only five
dividend paying socks This list includes nearly the
vboe ofthe stocks Ia which operatives made at both
iars OF brokers' and the value o them and the chances
good investments. be pretty clearly from this
ct For speculation and rrof wo.hess stocks are be,-
r han good In fancy stocks there is nor. room
greai ctuaticns good stocks vary but very slight
! from month to mt nth
rbe export Of domeStics from Boston since June lSt
tcounts to 81 077 bales, iollowG.
To foreign Cont
From June 70 Sept. 10, tbacs and ca,es)o,l7s ALSO
IRON sept ~ 10 Sept. ~, so
6,228 2i,gi9
The S. Louis Insurance compsny have declared dsi.
end of ten per cent tho capital stock payable in
lsh, out OF the profits othe last quarter.
The tolls received from the works Of public improve.
ntnts ei Maryland and Pennsy lvania this year, are
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

FIRE About two O'clock on SATURDAY. morning
the large harm belonging to the American hotel
Northampton, discovered to be on fire The hre
spread rapidly through the wooden shads TO the hotel
which was soon consumed insured at Hartford The
stage and express horses with difficulty got out Of
the barn. The house of David Damon Esq stage pro-.
preor together with the two large barns belonging TO
ia stage company much exposed but were saved.
The barn and wooden sheds attached to the house Of Ir
s. Graham consumed bur the main building, which
Of brick saved although much inured insured at
thc Mutuo
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

o. LII FRIENDS OF equal RIGHTS AND
squal Justice 10 all men. are invited to attend Mars
Meeting of the German Democratic Republican Associa-
in OF this city, 10 be held this evening, the 23d OF Sep-
ember, at o'clock r. NJ. in front Of tae Monticello
iIouse. No. l Avenue A.
By order OF the Committee,
L. slLBERRAD, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

Pharmacy estsbsh for the suppression Of quaeksy CON
nue to direct their particular sehi al disea.es ci
vae nature and can confidently premise persons re-
guirng medical treatment ssfs and perm snent cure
without injury the constitution or Confinement from
business nvads are particularly requested make ap
pic alton TO the College the first appearai Of those
disesses vast amount OF suffering and time may he
ihus avoided One Of the members of College for
many connected with the principal hospital Eu
rope Tor the OF those complaints attends for consul
tation daily from A NJ to 7 r. M
Terms-Advice and Medicines s., "a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS Persons
living IN the country and finding itinconvenien 10 make
personal application have forwarded to them chest
containing all medicines requisite to perform radical
cure by stating their explicitly together with all
symptoms time Of contraction and treatment received
elsewhere any and enclosing S. PAID addressed to
W .. RICHARDSON. M. d Agent.
Once and consulting Of the College, 95 Nassau It,
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

i1Y. TIE cOA1Al- ihAI4u E.STRACT Dg sSf,
sAfAaiLLA, GENT! AN AND sARsAFRAs, prsfsrras
the New York College OF Medicine and rharlacy o.
ablished for la suppression Of quackery This rsap ea
nd highly concentrated extract possessing all the ps,i
Ping qualities ana curative powers of the above horbs,
confidently recommended b. The College, is nhntssy
perior to any extract OF sersspaia al present
he public, and may be relied cer.an remedy for
~ diseases arising impure state Of the blood
'uch as scrutula sarheum rngw orn, biotches pins
ies Steers pain IN the bones OF joints nodes
sruptions ulcersted throat; any disease arising
ona the secondary sscts OF syphilis or auijcioS.
tae OF mercury.
sold ia single Dottles at. ......,. 15 cents uass
IN Cases ai hsi-ii-io7eE Bottles, 81 90
dozen /" 90
Cases Forwarded ~ ali parts Of ths Unioc
B-A very liberal discount to who, ,osass scry
0fsre Of thu COLLEGE 95 Nassau str.et
W RICHARDSON NJ n Arsns
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

NiBLo's PLANT SALE.--We would say to our rea-
ders, don't forget the sale OF plants at Nbos Gar
len. advertised IN our columns, to take place this
day at III o'clock.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
10 THE BRANoRErH FILLS CAN BE OBTAIN

T5- THE BKANUKETH FILLS CAN BE OBTATN-
city snd town throug the Unitel States The Brand
rsth Pills are sold at rs cents per box full directions
NJ one store Ia every town IN the United Sst.s LIT ali
who purchase enquire for tao Certificate on which are
c--'miss OF the labels The box; like he Pitts ,heyr
arr genuine--it not, not There has vet BEEN bssys
M counterfeit for the labels and il TO b. hopsa
.hsfe ~! not X q Impossible to imagine o greater
crime Than that OF making money by the m,sries
- manRina Dr Brandreths Offices ars 24i Broadway,
New York; Nor,b sh sr.et Patais,phia: .src.r ara
Laght street Baltimore 10 Hanover srset Boston. Also
OF ID Wright, corner Houston onj Lewis; Mrs vii.
BROOKLYN.