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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

,..,..rh. ,.n;ny elections, 10 the State oi hhodo
Island. is, BY the democrats, made 10 '''n '
.:.I. ,r,, ,he liberation Of Gov. Dorr. lhey
have held a strong State ConVenlnn' a"' arc 'o
,ermped 10 give the matter no rest un''' p"'
Internationally liberated. This bids ia'f .'r '"0
freedom of the persecu,cd Gov. Dorr, and Tor mo
.rumrb even in federal, king's.chnrIef hhooe
lsIu nd, Of pure democratic principles.
Indians in T,ros-lt is stated by late Gal' 'es'o"
o,uers tina, some 1000 Camanches had encamp'
Cd within some Is miles Of Corpus Christi. lhey
arc supposed to DO body whose passage down the
country has been known. and VINO have committed
,o,so,ed dcprelatous. A body Of lSo men un'
der Can't. Hays hod gone out 10 g''o them h''''e'
They re armed, with CuI's repeating rifles ana
8, N no do,b, Notwithstanding their great 'n'e"'
o,,,. Of numbers easily route their adVersar'es'
PRESIDENT POLK'S BUSINESS HAh'
ry.+v o,,, who has s.,en Col Po'k, and marked
| b;s ,,on,ers. la bits physical appearance. &c. VIZ
! :, orcc ogree with the Nashville lnon' lha' ''"o
| r. 9 u -. I.-- ''.'~' 70 "'.' W GU!
whose business habits fitted hun beiler Tor lsafou'
Gus aud complicated duties, than James N. fo'k'
He is no, only man Of untIrng labor. but he WORKS
with degree of mcthoi in all has details "h'ct
peculiarly qualities for him an executive othcer
| lie is remarkable for his promptness nni puhc'u'
aty ia all his engagements. ltl tlsHneslah''shed RUE
with HIN ncscr 10 postpone what ought to be done
Immediately, and that winch can be done oy h""
self he never shifts upon others. In the minute
detail o! business his perfect system III business
and his capacity for ennurlng Intense labor make
hIm remarkable for his int,u accuracy. we
venture to assert that Cot. Polk will give more at
Iteniun 10 the details of the various executive OF
fees. will understand their actual cond'on better
and overlook the various supordInatcs IN the 9th
ces " lh more vigilance, than any man has done
since the days OF Washington. Regular in h'
habits. temperate in all things. ehdo 'ed with 0
rich treasure of common sensr. ambitious to man
tam the gooi opinion OF his country. and honestly
devoted to lis best interests. he will rise in the cs
tlmaton of the people througlou, his whole term
and will leave the Presidency with poPularl!,
enioved by few of his prel"c, ssors."
The people of western Virginia are said 10 b.
growing every day more and ore in favor of dI
viding tho Old Dominion into two states, mako;
the Blue Ridge the line. Thc partial L"gslatio
growing out Of the prepon erauce Of the cast II
their Legislature is the cause OF their IenIonsy.-
| TirE Sca
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
For the Arkansas intelligencer.
WASHINGTON CRY, APRlL ., lS45.

Mr.. Eiuor: r:-Appontments and removals
Several removals OF the heads Of Bureaus have al
ready lakon place aud many Others are anticipated.
Amongst those already made. hear of the ap.
noinlment Of J. NJ. McCaIIa of Ky. to be 2nd. Au.
ditor rice VIM. B. Lewis, removed.
p. G.. Washington TO be 9Th Auditor, rice NJ.
S. C. Clarke, removed.
S. Barton Of La. Solicitor Of Treas. rice Prlm.
rose, removed.
Il. II. Grle, of N. Y. Register of Treas. rice
r. l.. Smilh. removed.
Wm. McdiII Of Ohio. Cd. Assistant P. NJ Gen.
eral. rice Miller. rem"ve'.
n, VI. Miller, Sd. Assistant p VI. General, rice
Skinner, removed.
$. Ii. Laughin, of Tenn. Recorder OF Land
Office.
c. X Gardner, Postmaster City Of Washington,
ric, Zones. removed.
There. are rumors of many other removals.
among which is hat of IIogner Sd. Auditor, and
pcos9n,ou 9TH, a udi:nr-lt is also rumored, and
generally believed. thai Mr.. Skies of \. j., will
succeed Mr. NoIand. as Commissioner OF public
uilinos: Mr. Shields of ". w,lI take nr. Biacke 5
place, as Commissioner of General LaGd ''hcc'
and Mr.. Bullock otPcnn. will take Mr.. Ellsworth
place. as Commits >ioner of pa:en's. OF course.
IN removing the heads Of Bureaus. many c erks 20
with thrm. Removing men from oiiirc is perhaps
hard, hut under prcsen; circumstances ii is doubt
less fair.
Is 81 6Ho ae' I h"f lave
oIiico of trust, responsibility and honor, imposed
on one by the government under which he lives
Is highly honorable. but to hunger aud thirst as
many of boh parties do, for the places Of trust
and cmo'ument is dr>gracoluI to us, as ndivlIu.
ais and communities.
The Season-After on unusually mild winter,
we have spring The trees are putting out their
leaves. aud the beautiful hyncinths proclaim that
the rel gu of the frozen king is over
Electlons-Our neighbors in Virginia, are brush.
ny up fora warm contest at their coming Con
gresslonal elections, both parties arc octive and
determined to do their bosl this is right, let us
have fair fighting. The Charter elections in
New York City, will call out the strength of all
parties. there are four parties in the field, Demo-
cratic, Wing. Abolition, and Native. Mr.. Have.
meyer is the Democratic candidate for Mayor. hs
will be elected. DudIey ScIden is tho Wing cand.
date, Harper. the Native; and Tnppan. tho Abo.
ton. will send you the earliest news of the
elections.
James X. PoIk-Supposing that many of your
readers have never seen the President. | here giv.
you his personal appearance. Mr.. Polk is of the
medium size and very erect. his forehead is largo
and his hair. which is quite grey, is brushed back
very much like Gen. Jacksons; his ewes are
lac, and deep sci in his head, his nose arpe his
chin is rather long, his Grce is spare and express.
sIve ofdeep thought and frmness. his EXPRESSION
is in many respects very similar 10 that of ..Od
Hickory" ns n speaker, he is forcibie and dioui
tcd; he is pleasant and easy in his manners and
very PLAN IN his dress. KANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
Indian country.

ton only extends orer but does no! act ~"h'H The
Indian country.
n5-The Board and f:ierds Of the Far "es
Seminary are determined thai tho name shall not
be the only thing done towards a college IN AR
kansas; they arc reso'ute in their movei1en'S ""'
quito harmonious in tloir conccr; OF action, "c'h9
determined that the stigma of uneducatcd Arkan-
sas shoIi no longer be cast upon her.
No obstacle. and they havo encountered many
both of temporal and political nature. de-
ters them from their laudable efforts 10 raise a
standard of education in tho western ENDS OF
the Garth, 10 which many shall flock 10 learn wis.
com. They ha,o so far been very jndIcous in
their plans and acron, and We sincerely trust
that they will continue to 90 guidciby Judgment.
and ultimately have the satisfaction Of knowing
and feeling that they have conSecra.ed ground III
Arkansas that shall be truly classic.
the Rev. c. Washbournc, is now on tho eve of n
tour through the United States, to spread the
knowledge that Seminary is begun in Arkan.
sus, uuu " vi
good and thorough classic. sien,lic, and polite
education, their aid. This gentleman has OBJ.
,aiuoL in this City and vicinity abou; 5000, in 4
few days; auJ we hope his success here will prove
an augury of greater TO come, that he may re-
ceve liberal donations wherever he may CO.
'Tis time that Arkansas should stand as high
m nj f,f intaIloctunI o1y sIf n,I
does in hospitality, and other virtues which are
known, far and vide, 10 belong to the State.
Success 10 tho "Far WeS, Seminary" and honor
be to the originalors, and Ie! Arkansas abundant.
y reap of the seed which they are sowing.
G5-Chares Jackson, who, is in favor ofthe un.
conditional lit Grafton Gov. Dorr, ia elected Gov.
ernor of Rhode Island, over the present incum.
bent, Fenner, the regular law and order candi.
date, by abou: $50 majority.
The underslgned having closed his connection
with the Arkansas ln,eigencer, and being dcsir-
GUS of setting his business connected with ii, wish
es 70 make known that Mr.. c. D. Pryor is duly
to settle all his business.
GEO. W. CLARKE.
April 26!h. 1915.
The great match between Peylona and Fashion
las been definitely arranged. The intention to
mako post stake has been abandoned, and the
match is now between the two rival champions of
he turf, Mr.. Gibbons Fashion, and Mr. Kirkman's
'eytona. The race will be run in May, over the
Union Course.
A. a largo and enthusiastic meeting. held at
It. Augustine, al which the Vice President Of the
Republic, presided and Mr.. Kaufman, lately ap-
ointed Minister to the United States participated.
many of the most distinguished men in Texas
we're present, and expressed themselves highly
lon sol with and strnnnlx in favor of tLn Annoy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
]. W. WASHBOURNE.
c. d. PRYOR.
suing paper.

t.rSnce last Saturday we have had several
fine showers of rain and the river has risen anu
fallen by degrees, continuing in very uncertain
condition. The rises, however, have been OF few
inches only, and the river remains unnnv's'b'e'
The Eyelinc was enabled 10 leave this place, where
she has been some time lying. and ran up to Fort
Smith. More rain has perhaps fallen above than
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17
FWyHoMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP
Il OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA!

CONS UMP1ITES DOUBT NO LONGEft-BW
read the following and REFLECT!
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE!!
PHILADELPHIA, April 4, l545
hereby certify, That was radically cured of con
firmed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, solely by
the use of THoMsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WooD NAPHTHA. The annexed statement of my
physician is deemed sufficient to convince all Of the
excellence of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, 2l7 Catharine street.
| was called to attend in the above case, in the Sc
coniary stage Of the disease. found the patient la
boring under complex disease of the lungs and liver
liberation of the latter had taken place, and by per
CUSTOM discovered abscess had formed in the
right lung The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond the reach of the usual treatment, resolved at
once using Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar
and Wood Naphtha, the virtues of which had pre-
viousIy tested scarcely expecting il would reach
esperate. The result is, cure the most ca
traordlnd1y henceforh dispeng all doubts pecting
the efficacy of this excellent medicine in diseases of
the lungs and liver. NJ. CHAMBERS, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, April J., 1915.
o. Principal Office, Northeast corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia Sold in Bal
timore by Roberts s. Atkinson, corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets; Charles Stott, Washington, D.
c.; A. Duval Co., Richmond, Va.
90 Price 80 cents per bottle, or bottles for So. so.
Bepdre Of all mutations. ap29-3m
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THSURNER, WHEELyyRIGEiT s NUDGE,
ID COMMISSION PAPER WAEEu0IISE. No. 2

TESURN ER. WHEELWRI s. NUDGE,
d. COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE, No.
South Charles Street, have constantly hand and
for sale manufacturers prices
BUTLER'S super Royal, Royal, Medium and DENY
Ledger Papers; Flat Cap; Foolscap blue s. white,
ruled and plain; Letter Paper blue and white,
plain and ruled; Packet Post; Folio Post; Bank
Note Paper, Bankers Post, sc.
HUBBARD'S super Royal, Imperial, Royal, Medium
and Denny Ledger Papers; Flat Cap; Folio Post;
PacketP Post; Quarto POST Envelope Papers; Gov
CT Papers all colUrs, super Royal, Royal Double
CAP; Glazed Medium, assorted colors; Bloting
Paper, &c.
OWEN s HURLBUT'S Writing Papers, such as
Foolscap, fine, and supertine, blue and white,
ruled and plain; Letter Papers, blue laid and blue
wove and wove, ruled and plain; Envelope Pa
per- sc.
JESSUP s BROS LetterPapers, blue laid and white
laid, blue wove and white wove, ruled and plain;
pocket post, blue wove and white wove; Note
Paper, &c,
PLANTER & SMITHS Fooscap, blue and white,
ruled and plain Letter Paper extra super, super
and fine blue and white, ruled and plain; packet
post; commercial Post, Folio Post, SC.
Together with general assortment of Cranes,
Cafson's, S0uthworth's Hudson's, Goodwns Kings,
Ames', and Dickey s. Lyse's Writing PAPERS,
Printing Paper book and news; wrapping cloth, log,
music and marble Paper, playing, enamelled, Pearl
surface, colored and plain CARDS, Tissue PAPER,
Press Papers, trunk, binders, Band Box and Bonnet
BOARDS; Russia Skins, Skvefs, Printing and Writ
ing INK, Bleaching POWERS, RAGS, &c. app
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

FUclrrvE FROM JUSTICE. On Monday a
man named Stibbins was taken before Recor-
der Vaux, of Philadelphia, on the charge of
having committed an assault and battery on a
man named VIM. Stinson, in an oyster
cellar, in the lower part of the city, on Sun
day afternoon. Stbbins was also charged with
being fugitive from justice from the State of
Maryland. He was ordered to find bail.in
$1,000 to answer, and in default was sent to
prison
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seSSe8
NO LONGER
az
r ST
BUT CHANGED TO az,

W9- me public are respectfully informed that nv the
ordnance OF Inc city, regulating the numbering of the
houses The Subscribers number has heeH changed
from 26 to 80, of which his customers and STRANGERS
will please take notice
The Proprietor Of the celebrated VEGEyARl e
BTfTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take The nre-
sent occasion call the attention of strangers Wishing
The city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines tor The cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever aAd Ague, Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints 70 which we are liable In addition to the
many certificates published i'll the papers of the day
he has in his possession number from rcspecta
bic individuals all estityng the virtuea Of these
medicines and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive OF much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his on the label on the
side of the botle. None other genuine; therefore
BE- ! OF deceived.
His ANTI-RILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition TO the above lie has many other MEDi-
CINAL PREPARATlO NS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety Of FERFUMERY cata-
logues of which can be nj his store and witch
he warrants TO he equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N.B. Remember the No, 3S as the genuine anti
ctes are for sale at 10 other place in Baltimore. al2
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SUDDEN DEATHS IN New JERSEY. The
Newark Daily Advertiser of Monday records
the following deaths: John Clark, native of
Ireland, by apopexy, from drinking too freely
of cold water, while exposed to the sun; FIRE.
derrick Tombert, a German, drowned while
bathing; Edward Mckinney, boy, drowned
by falling through one of the dangerous holes
in the railroad bridge.
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KNREDERECk FICKEY ~ SONS,
n Nh 'l1n RAITIIDPE STREE'

ENREDERTCK FECKEY ~ SONS,
HI No. 27G BALTIMORE STREET,
Are constantlyreceiving, by direct importation, com
plete assortment of
Hosiery, Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, sc.
F. Fickey's superior cord Cotton
Ttey latham s. Walkers Patent Shoe Threads
English and German Hosiery, Gloves, sc.
Silk Ctavats; Coat Cords and Bindings
Linen and Cotton Tapes and Stay Bindings
Sofa Gimps, Bed Lace, Carpet Binding, SC.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
American do. do, &c.
Japanned Tea Trays, Brass Candle sticks, and by
Consignmenta general assortment of
Lasting, Silk, and Gilt BUTTONS
BRUSHES, of every variety
SUSPENDERS, of Gum, Cotton Net, and Webb
Shirt Collars, BOSOMS, &c.
BLEACHING, of MasOns and Donnely's
Playing Cards, Wall Paper, Sc, to which invite
the attention of purchasers visiting the city, are
enabled TO offer them GOODS at such prices as can
not fail to please them Orders from distance will
always have our best attention, and the goods put VI
at our lowest prices. IA ml9
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EyGRTpIx or NOTICE,

DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, the greatest remedy for Consumption,
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma Pain in
the Side and Breast, Whooping Cough,
Group, and all disorders Of the
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, sc. &C.
FENHE above is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
u GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree,
and has won its way into public favor by its unparal-
lelcd success in CURING ALL THE DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS, Notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have knowledge of the sci
ence of medicine in theory or pracce-and some
more readily to deceive the unsuspecting, part
oil the name of the original prepa alton, such ''Ba-
sam OF Wild Cherry" "Ph9nix Balsam of Wild Cher
ry,""Balsam of Wild Cherry and Camffey,'' &c., all
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, >" had won feputa-
uon IN the heang art' never to be forgotten by
ny once cherries fire side. Therefore the public
should be on their guard and purchase but the
original preparation, which is daily performing such
astonishing cures in Pulmonary complaints, after all
other remedies had failed and the patients given up as
hopess. Thousands of certificates might be published
which would astonish creduy tself but it is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne, whose office is now
removed to N. W. corner OF Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
Notice.-Persons will please call ON any of my
agents, at my Office in Philadelphia, and get a small
pamphlet, which gives shorl treatise pulmonary
affections, with number of testimonials of its virtue.
1t is well worth seeing and may be had gratis
Baltimore agents: |. p Cook No. IS Baltimore ST.;
Staber s. Candy, Pratt street Wharf; ]. w. s. r. w.
Davis, No 3l4 Baltimore street.
District Agents: X. Farnham, Washington, ID. e.:
VIM. StabIer s. Bro, Alexandra; Geo. NJ. SothoroH,
Alexandria. je24
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FDOSTSCRTPT. PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
n. will offer my Land at public sale, in parcels 10
suit purchasers, on the 9TH of AUGUST NEXT, if
fair if not on the next fair day, on the premises.
After the sale of the land will offer, at public auc-
tinue from day to day Til all is sold
The personal property is very extensive and of the
most valuable kind. The STOCK is highli improved,
and the FURNITURE of good quality.
Immediate possession of the land will be given.
Q3- Terms of sale made known on the day of sale.
T. NJ. McILHANY.
June 81, 1916. je271awts
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nIMOND u. BARNUM'S IMPROVED PA
NJ PENF BATH HEATER. The exclusive right
for the manufacture and sale of the above cheap.
simple and useful article, in the city and county of
Baltimore, has been purchased by the subscribers,
who assure the public that for economy and utility il is
superior TO any thing ever yet invented. Those who
wish to promote and preserve health, can purchase
BATH TUB with Heater attached, by calling at our
establishment, the second floor of which has been
fitted up for displaying various kinds of Bath Appara-
tus. Persons having Tubs can have these Heaters
attached To them either within without their bath
houses. This Heater, which is made of heavy copper
to Hsure its being service able is the on effective ar
ticle in Use, and is so constructed as 10 guarantee
success. They have been in for various purposes
for some years. during which time they have been
greatly approved of and admired. They will! heat a
large bath tub of water in half the time of any thing
heretofore in use, with less than cents corth Of
fuel
References 10 all who have purchased them, with
ont an exception, can be given.
description is deemed useless, as the public are
invited to call and examine for themselves, when the
subscribers will be pleased TO give any information
concerning them and their various applications
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON.
No. lS Baltimore street. ID door
East of Harrison street.
nL9- Constantly on hand further supply of Shower
Baths of every description. and Bath Tubs of every
size. Persons would do well to give us call previous
to fitting up their bath houses. n29 -2m
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ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS. The express of
Messrs. Adams s. Co., in New York, has for
some time been mysteriously robbed of differ
ent sums of money in gold, and on Saturday a
500 bill was missing. Suspicion Immediately
attached TO James Butler, their clerk, and or
his arrest he confessed the theft, and delivered
up s99 of the money.
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HE Potato BLIGHT. Some of the Massa-
chusetts journals are noticing the appearance
OF the disease among the potatoes which de-
stroyed SO many fields of their crops last sum
mer. The disease commences at the upper
part of the vine.
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The WEATHER. The excessive heat still
continues. 1t seems from the following range
of the thermometer, as reported in various pa
pers, that it is pretty generally dtfused over
the land:
In Charleston, July 9, 81 degrees. July IL,
Boston, lOl; Rochester, 81; New York, "a.
July 10, Philadelphia, l0I; New York, 80; AL
bany, 9S; Brooklyn, 95; Baltimore, 95; Hart
ford, Connecticut, 81. July ID, New York, 9s;
BROOKLYN. Sc.
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BE ON YOUR GUARD. People cannot be too
careful during the continuance Of this warm
weather, about INDUCING IN the luxury OF
drinking ice water to excess, when in free
yerspiratien.