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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
PROSPECTUS OF THE SEVENTH Vol.

TINE price Of the DEsocR,rrc REVIEW hs. berc,,
Il fore been too high-not for it. size cost, and
character, but for the Of tens Of thousand Of
readers who would be glad TO receive il, and amonu
whom il is highly desirable that it should cir,uIite
For the purpose. therefore, of largely witcping the
range of its uscfulness and of mulIplyinr the num-
bers Of those TO whom may he accessible has been
determined, simultaneously with the great reduction in
the expense Of the postage to reduce lis subscription
price also, from fee to ouly three dollars and when
several unite in subscription, 10 as low 50 So or
even to 81 30 per annum
This very large reduction in the receipts i,ccompa
med with but cCmpa raively small dminutIon of its
expenses involves. of course, entire sacrifice OF
profit upon it, unless compensated by vast muItpli.
cation Of its subscribers There will be at the outset
only small reduction in its number Of pages: soon to
be restored TO its old number, without increase prlce
when the anticipated success of the experiment shall
justify it,
The portraits OF disng democrats will be
tinued, engraved better and costly style than
heretofore.
The posage will hereafter for any distauce be only
fire and half c,nts; it has heretofore BEEN for over
100 miles, eigdtscn cents.
We look for an extension Of circulation to he reckon.
ed bv tens of h0UsaHGS, the result and cOmpcnsa
Of this great reduction of price. Every friend of the
work, aud Of the democratic principles and cause, is
confidently appealed to. to exert himself with
interest TO procure 1t subscribers; both extend its
usefulness and TO carry successfully through the cri.
SIS OF this gre at reduction Of It's receipts.
Those who have paid in advance for the coming yenr,
viii receive it, ut the reduced rate, for year aud
half
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
IN CkaE;sry

it"N"H''
TH7lilS day come the compainanls by Strain
- their solicitor, and flied their bill Of CON.
Paint herein. with iliiivt. that Preston Mathews
tho defendant is nonresident of this State, and
the object Of said bill being 10 foreco,e certain
mortgage Of lands ii said bill specified. II is.
therefore, on mo;ion of compenants, by solicitor,
ordered that sand nonresident defendant, be mott.
fed by publication Of this order in the Arkansas
lntcliIgencer, newspaper published in the town
of Van Burcn. in this State, by eight successive
weekly Insertions, tho last thereof to be at Iuas,
-four weeks before the first day of the next term
Of this court. That unless the said defendant
Matthew's be and appear before our sad circuit
court on or before the fourth day of laid term, a
a court to be GoJen at the court house in the
town Of Fayetteville. in Washington cou "
Arkansas, on the fourth Monday after the fprrro
Monday IN ciober, lSlj, and then arl noe
plead, answer or dcrnur to sait bill. or the spr,..
will be taken as confessed, md decree entered
accordingly.
4 true copy from the Record.
ATTEST }. C. PlTTMAN, Chrk.
BY l.. b. CUNNINGHAM Depuiy CierS.
August 80, lSi5.-29-St.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

MING in the Po.t On at Fayc,!c,
!. Arkansas, Oh tho 3UIn OF Septemhrr
.,o, taken out within three months VII
H. IL ranarl pn.t llfh 20 liz hran fet,.rs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
FORT SMITH ACADEMY.

TESHE % Session Of this Institution will commence
on Monday the 30th inst and continue - weeks
Ihc instruction OF the younger pupils, male and ie-
male, will be by Mrs. Mary Pierce.
Board washing and tuition s2l 90 per half session
Instruction IN Writing, Arithmetic or IN any higher
branches Latin, siG. Reading orIhOgraPhy. etc,
IS per session.
has bVcn and shall be, the subscribers eIdcaVor to
that each pupil Is ,LotoGshiy 'erscd in every thing
he undertakes before he is suffered to leave IL.
JOHN CARNALL.
Font Smith. Sept. 21th lst5.-3J-5t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
Consult Yonr} interest, and call al the Van
Buren Wholesale and Retail Cash Store.
on Main st. if yon wish 10 obtaiG
BA re- AIMS
W ALLACE & WARD

HAVE just received their full suppl! Of goods, con
Il 4 sistIng in part of
English and French broad cloths,
flain and fancy cassimeres,
Beaver and pilot cloths,
Plain and plaid sattnctts,
Plain and plaid jeans,
Plain and plaid tweets,
Summer CassmeTes, &c.
White, blue red, green Mackinaw blankets
Brown and bleaehed domestics,
feelings, drills and Osnaburgs.
Stripes, checks, blue drilling Nc.
Linen and cotton pant stulfs,
BalloriHes, lawns, silks &c
Chusans, tesans, Cashmere dc Ecosso,
Mouselinc de LANES. woolen piails,
Black, wateFed aud ehangeable Alpaccas,
Black, blue and brown merinues,
SILK, wuocn and DImask shawls,
Fancy hGS Is and scaTls,
Lace collars, chemizetts and collaretts
Lace caps trimmed; night caps.
Black aud white silk thule and nett goods,
JaCSOnCtt, Swiss aud null muslin,
Plain check and lace stripe cumhrc,
Corded, Marseilles, and grass cloth skirts,
Corsels and corset I.cCs,
Irish linen and linen avn,
Linen, carnbrIe, plain heu!stch hdA'fs,
SILK, cotton. and Madras hdkfs,
Linen, cotton and muslin laccs, cdgings and inser.
tons.
Ladies' and gents gloves and hosiery,
Satin stocks and tiys
Hack and fancy silk cravVf",
Black ami fancy gmps and irIngcG,
Hooks and eyes, thread needles &c
Brown and black Hollands.
Silk and cotton velvet,
Satin Alarsciis and velvet yostiugs,
Bnttons, great assortment,
Bonnctt, cap, satin, and tatlatu rib5ens,
Umbrellas and plrasols, style,
Carpetirg and carpet binding,
Fldnncs and linscys,
Buffalo and horn dressing combs
BuIai 10 and horn tuck cOibs,
Ivory combs,
Hair, nail, and tooth brushes,
pefumcry, so0p ps, &c.
Jet necklaces, hair pins and braCc,rt',
Elastic, wurstgad and cotton suspGudvrs,
BandbpNeS &c.
Together with very large assortment Of
Boo's. Shoes, Hats. Caps. anil Bonnehs; GIasSf"are.
QueenSwGrc Harawarr, Saddisry. ant Sa,!-
UsrS' TRIMMINGS. Books am StaiiOnery,
Groceries. Drugs. Paints GnE
-$TUFE>.
Comprjsin. every article usually tound in dry goods
stores in this country, which they offer t. Purrh s"ra
Ut Who'll sale rrtau at as low prices can Lu pur
chased elsewhere in the State All thAt VIC ask Is an
exam uaton Of the qualities aud prices of our Goods
as having The facilities determined to SCI IS !O"
or lower than the lowest.
Van Burcn. June &S. li5'.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

81, A., and 81 brown and btached shrt,nrs Low.
ell and Virginia coitons brown and bcuchcd shr,inr.
apron checks, American, French and Auakap1s cot.
tonadcs, bedticking. black alpaca. bcmhazinc and
Skinner cloths, black and colorcd merinos nankins
black aud c"orcd cambrics. English, French and
American pants, mourning cElIcors lris! lncns Rl4
sia Giipcrs- GamaSk ahI" "!Gtis tdmbric Swiss ard
Jacun't muslus, NadFass silk ard linen ca brio hand
kerchefs. black ltGIan cravas, Prusssm sla VIZ hc
and hl'ck cotton hose and If no wor.ted sllk and
kid gloves webb and guncla>tic suspenders, ladirs
bonne-, cotton cord white and colored spool cotton,
black AID coorcd sewing silk, hooks aud yes nrrdre
pinI, whach"nc buttons, ivory, dressing, side and tuck
combs, brass steel and silver hmbics looking glasses
violin strings, fsh h oks and lines hes steel pens
paper, ink, pen and pocket knives, table knives and
forks, spoons. Sc. &c
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS:
Ladies broguns, slippers Ties buskins and half g.itcr
gris Toy. aud infants shoes and brngans men Kin and
seal broCaGs genemcns scwed and prged calf and kin
boots, Shippers aud dancing pumps, broadhrm black
and drab EussIa hats, fashionable s,ik, Russia cass;
mste aud nuira hats, scsic. cloth and fur ps.
CLOTHING:
An assortment Of Skinner pa ,,s coats and vests bscs
satin vests, drawers, knit shirts lenr bosom shirts
QUEENSW WARE. GLASSW ARE, &c.
All q" which bnu ht low aud will be sold cbca
Tor Cash nr Cnnnrry Produce
Van bmrcn, June i, loij.--20
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
TERMS NENCEVORWAED,

(InrniG5iy in .idronce)
Single copy, So 90 Eight copies. ~ co
1t will lhrs he seen, that when thirteen copies are
ordered at once, the price is brought down to about
So 30 cach For six months, hr!f these rates.
hese rates afford high inducements to cgcnts and
others to interest themselves to procure subscribers
The oasf system snd payment in odraa"r must be
compr"msngly adhered to. The past relaxation of il
has caused accumulation of far from 900 of
debts due to the work. Hereafter, this must he Who'll
y reformed; must either the most eminent Dplti.
cal friend, the most intimate personal one he dis
pleased experiencing application, in the stOPpagc
Of their numbers, ii they neglect this rule; the rItl
necessity o which, at the pr sent reduced rates, must
BE obvious to ALL
No communication VII be taken from the post oil
fee unless H cr Of ?osllge
All communications. both cd toria and publishing
business must be addressed hence forward under
-iguei Those relating the settlement Of the past
lcbis due tine work Ill b. still addressed to Mr H. &
Ltuglry Nntor llou-e the past arrangements with
whom, publisher, :aye rcuch"d their tcrmlnaton
J. l.. O'SUhi IVAN.
July 1915. 1856 Nnssau street, Nro YORK.
LAST Likeness OF CEN. JACKSON.
The admirlhe pagu,rrcoryp Of Gen. jackson, tax.
en- by Anthony. Edwards & Go a few weeks before
us death. has been purchased for the Of the Dem
critiC Review 1t in the harls Of the aTtist and
VIII be engraved in the finest style Of nozZotnt, Of c
ira II is most beautiful and inter, sting work.
declared by lIr Van Brrrn and other to give more
perfect idea OF the good and great Old than any
either Gkcme>-; and ought 10 - p,-sns>ri and ir.ncd
by every fricrd Who i"yrs or rcvcrcs his memory
hose vino ,ub>cT.h" Gr!y, viii receive j. A. ons
ii" regular series a Port1a.tS
TO TIE UtWnCGAr'" p&Hss
oar 'r'"ri. al lie I,ran p-'-~ requested to
.'r's' M. rl,' .' a.. T." rr work ~,"'y
-,a .~.. O.. -. "u:, .....i-.s r. d, -,.-' r. 'l:
..~ n' Pee, !ycr, rGsrr ::-,s,,ng r.'s prospectus.
vtt.' rHiI'a. ro'irr. r,rd ~cua,n- copy e. IT.
sr'r n.rs d. s'Ii rlrr.yo the Ae'i." Ior rne y.'F
Srptt mhcr -, Is ,5-j3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

FENllE gentleman who borrowed the 9th volume
= of SCOTS Bible. from library in this city,
will please cal and got the other five Volumes
All others having odd volumes of borrowed book.
will do well to call for the full sells.
July 2G, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
A LIST OF LETTERS

| MING in the Po.t On at Faycl.,
Arkansas, Oh tho 3Uln Of Sertemhr
Mo, token out within three months "
the General Post Ufh:e rs dead letter.
Robert B Miller Chas A
Hugh A Martin Murdoc
Melzsnr David
shua Marlin Moses
mo, Mclya;no Gorden
Sniom Miller Richard
than Martin Murdoc
I,o B Morrow George
me, NJ Mars William
con Mott ii II
IWiI.iam Mott VIM II II
pG Ogle W S
R Oneal John
La Price Thomas
ines L ~Polson WIN G
Him NJ Paisons q N
Andrew Pension Agcn,
phu Parsons Margaret A
,on Ray Henry
kse Rose Frank
Md Rutherford Noel
John Ross 5
Kelly Ross Marpet
t,hew NJ RerIipgs William
eorse S!oHi Joseph
bsse Stout Jonathan
{R Stafford John +
rn T Sewer John
ppn D Snldrr William
6]dcr Stout Moses
THanncr Son Michael
obn y Smith Thomas
hnrrs Stuart David
p ward Smith Weeks
pan SDiuu:;l Within
Upton Joseph
bee Vanwiuklc Peter
InurI NuIhS Ezekiel p
Nilsson John
!. Whitaker +. l.
rssc Wrlch Edward
W T Nararr ltrv Li
D + N"'"s l. W
y Iohn Walker John
II Williamson \
Pr,cr
coIIirg for any of the abovo letters wi
xihey urc advertised.
,SAAC STRAIN, P. VI.
Id. 1915 -31-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
TO TIE rrvNCPAr1r pHnss
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ENRENCH & ENGLISH BROAnCLOFllS;
Military sky-bIue cloths for L. 5. Army;
Black and fancy Cassimcrs;
kenruck Jeans;
Linsrys aud kerSeys;
Plot and Beaver Cloths;
Blanket and Pilot Coats:
SnitInetis;
Mackmaw Blankeis--bluo, rcd ard green;
Merino Shirts and Drawers;
Six DO DO.
Wool and Mtrin0 Crdvas;
Rcd, white. green and yellow FIanncls;
Which will be sold very low for cash, or ex-
changed for beef hides. petries. becsway and cot
ton. PICKETT & GREGG.
Van Buren, Oct. 4, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
PERFUMRY, STATIONERY &C.

Ceylon scent Packs, Florida CuIogne, Lavender.
Musk, and Orange Waters, QUO Rose Ext. Moustin,
Jcs<emn, Violet and various others Russian Ilr Dye.
Nacae>ar rnd pure Pear Oh, Cola Cream, Crorni Of
Almonds shaving Cream, Pearl Alebaster and Hair
Powder rowJcr Putfs, Shaving Brushes, Tooth, Nail
and lIa;r Brushes. TTu~cs. fns iTosy aud Dressing
Comrs. ImdoIIibc Ink, japln and Blue Fluid Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Ic'tcr and Cap finest quality.
Po,tofcc Paper, Giiiotts Srcl rms, QTs, ink, sand
India Ruhcr. Marbles, Lead Pencils, Fancy and Plain
sealing Wax. Nc.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Of every descrrtfnn
the assortment being large admit in the e0ium.
oi the Integcnaer without ding out .importuui
matter"
All orders directed MS will be thankfully Received
and promptly attended to.
". Il. & NJ. MAYEEs.
GT"-crs 4 D~U.isis.
For, Smith. TursT, l5ij
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
FRUITS, CONEEcIlONARlEs. &C.

Oranges, Lemons, Figs Raisius Almonds, 1Pruncs
Vermaca, Macaroni, Candies, Ctron, preserved Gin
ger, Lemon and Sarsaparla Syrups, Salad Oil. Musl-
and Walnut ketchups, Gherkns, Pepper fine
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate French Mustard in
Jars, Am. Mustard, Alspce, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
LIST OF LETTERS

lGtlCTS.
Aihcrv Nathaniel
Armstrong Alex
Bvckncr Leonard 2
Baker john
Brooks Elizabeth
Rassham jonaihon
Bushnell Lyndc
Bearden George "
Clark Green } ,
/ Cas,oel Francis L 2
Chapman \ E
Clark Wm 90
Clauson Joirh
| Crocker G. F
CUP w NeaIy
Camp Joseph
Clark Samuel Sr.
Cook Embcrson
Cook Isaac W.
Cobb VIM NJ
Dorct George
Davis James W B
Erp!cr Jonathan
Edwards James
Falls James or
Robert Walker
Gregg John
lliner Abcah ham
Hunt James y
flowser L II
, Howell William K S
| Harris Robert
| Howard Henry
! fIarlzogg Elijah
/ IIiiI d II
| iiiner Jacob
/ Judge Thomas l.
JcPson " c
Judge Of The Go Court
.lGnra James { ,
! JuGI 1 NOtlihS y
Jones s Thomas
! johnson B NJ
, JOHNSON benjamin W
| K,rkpnlrIck Joseph
Kelley Money
L"wis iIardy
| sp"r~ { sea..a.ng |. Tor r
Seosa say 5SH ti,ed?
]. W.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

L;il!c Mic hacI W.
Larimer SlIas NJ
Lctlington Stephen
Mcclellan Capt David
McNutry Wan Harris
Mcclure VIM q
McCradduck T
Meyer John
North George C
Newmnn Henry
Newman WIN
Orrick AsaheI L
OwinSs Robert T
Ormes james
perdcu Daniel i
Peters Wm
Peters George
penSc lnhn ,
Rector Miss Amanda
Rogers Jonathan
Roano J S
Reagan & Wilson
Rainwatcr John 5
Rush Peter
Romjncs Right
Sheriff of Crawford Co.
S,andIfcr Luke
Shafcr Miss Manervy
and John
Simpson Col J A
-Searcy Edward
Syme Ann J ,
Talkington Edward
! Taylor W nshIngIon or
Afford Sh0ars
Turner's & G. )
Walker Mss Rachel
Hnikcr William
t Walker Alex
Warner John
Woodsnn Miss Katharine
Willis Tlcmls W =
Webher John V
Wrnfrey .nhn F 2
Wilson \ NJ
Wait John
Vim PhOcion L
any Of these letters, wal
;S
" WASHBOURNE, P. N.
-3+-iiE,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

WINTER GOODS.
uyNGIJsH and FRENCH BROApCLOTIlS
~ Black and fancy Cassmcres;
Tweed DO.
Kentucky Jeans;
Lnseys aud KorSevs:
Beaver and Pilot Cloths
Blanke, Coa,ings-a new article for orercoatS;
Sattnctsi
Mnck,naw Blankets;
Merno Shirts and Drawers;
Mprpo and wool CravHts. &c.
For sno by WALLACE q "ARO'
October 4. 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
Democratic Review.
Greatly Reduced Price..Fror, ss TO 50 Per
Aunum,

Single CoFy T'ce"l.Ere Cents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.

in the Washington Cir
vacation August II. lSfJ
Samuel Carn1han and !
Peter Pycau, as the TX. |
ecuIors of the las, w,ll |
aud testament of Jacob
PyeaIl, deceased, Con. !
piaiaahfS, |
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-31

On The ann inst. in the 23d year Of his age DDc.J.
N!LLtAA AMY CoBB, eldest Ion nf the late Dante
roDh-aiter short illness, caused BY being lhrOWa
rom morse on Mo day last.
On the 29th inst. JOHN +. SoLTE, aged 80 Years
VIZ me 29th inst Capt JAMES Co FEY, Of the steam
ooat Georgia, aged IS wears.
ChliUARf. Departed this life on SUNDAY last
III tne 2ilh year of bis age JoHx ALEXANDER TucxER
CIV ueatl' nave occurred in This community wlIc.
t-uscu more sorrow and deep affection than the de.
cease OF this eslimable Young man In ,br masses
SION OF apparent high health, he one short mouth
ago, looked forward to a long life of usefulness HrS
leany aihhbie qualities endeared him to a numeron.
cfcIe OF aCquahtanceS. Of enemies il ran no traIy
said he mad few or none But alas for tho hnna, ~
ms trends the fell destroyer canr-a suht cold ,a
ued upon his lungs, and CONSUMPTION Quickly hns,ao
ed It's victim to the grave. The best medical ,ttp-
u0nS were uuavailing to prolong life and there 70
manned for our young friend nothing hut the ofbres
OF friendship. lie had especially eudeared himself 20
hls FAMILY and friends, hut their well meant forts
could do naught but alleviate his sufferings The I'm
wtaried and unremltting attentions of fond nothpr
ana anectlOnate father, SOothed his last panuS When
the deceased was informed that he must, in A short
ume, bld final adieu to all he loved on this cart,
he received the intelligence with Christian rpsirna
uoh anu turning tn the consultations of our HOLY rI;
gon, he was enabled to view his apptoac hiag end
with Christian torttnde. Not a murmnr was heard 10
escape ilm-aware OF his rapidly approaching end
ann prepared, through the nstrumenality of n minis
ter 0 Christ TO meet his Cod he called 10 his bedside
those whom through life he had loved, and asked
ihom 10 "meet him in Heaven" His musical voice
on this earth is now STILL but his circle of admirinr
ac9HainanCes, when they miss his cheerful and on,
tefalnng conversation, let say: God grant that our
last days may be as his and may meet together in
heaven. He who suffers rot even sparrow 70 fa.
10 the ground unnolced can alone give consolation
10 the SOfr0wng and almost broken hearted narpnt;
ni our late Trend They should remember that ..,heir
loss is his eternal gain" MAY those he knew and
loved on earth all ''meet him in Heaven
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-31

The PRICE OF FLOUR. The Buaalo flour
market has become perfectly stagnant. Flour
was offered at $685., and wheat at 10 cents
The Buffalo Commercial, Of Saturday, says
flour is as low as 1t has been for quarter ola
century, and during the whole Of that long Pc
riod it is questioned whether it has ever been
less of merchantable commodity. Although
prices have at various times ranged uncommon
ly low, there never has been so perfect stag
nation as at present. Owing to the general
dissemination of correct information in regard
to the stocks on hand, the current price at all
leading points, and the yield Of breadstuffs
from the interior, no spasmodc action or undue
speculative fever can be raised, upon the
strength of which flour shall be advanced or
grain deprecated The time has gone by, and
if breadsutfs nov rule low or appreciate with
firm and rapid demand, it must oe owing ell
trely to legitimate causes.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-31
THURSDAY MORNING, July 81, l346.

Tvr Po,,cy OF EEcLAHp. The New York
.@an contains a narrative of the policy pursued
III, F,rloud towards France. duylnr. and sub
zco,cnt Ia. the French reyolutou-aud ncr IN
strgtapnlality in producing the massacre oil the
,yl,ires hy the negroes of ST Doniumu.-aud H.
,imStss, that similar policy !, about to be
adopted towards the United States. Lold Atcl-
grcui!as explicitly disavo we'd any intention On
tle part Of the British government to interfere
in auy form with the domestic institutions OF
lais country, though ayowedy hostile TO sa-
very every whcre-but our safest policy is 10
relv upon ourselves, and to be prepared 20 de-
rcnd our rights, whenever or wherever attack
ed The New York Sun sUpposes, that there
Is To be "a grand rally against the Slave States
at the ensuing Presidential election, # not
anuch earlier" We hope that the editor mis-
slGen. and that the aboltionists contemplate
no such revolutionary movement. We trust
tna. however much Northern men may be OPP
pbrcd to the institution OF slavery, they are not
9repared to destroyed the Union. We have
better opinion Of their patrotIsm-and believe
that they cannot be induced by the Influence OF
land or OF any other power, to make
0.a,cment which would be fatal to the pros
ue-lY OF their country. "Thls Repubiic,'
Says the Sun, lis becoming too strong, and is
source Of apprehension at least to one Europe
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-31

% DR.. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS; VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 Fest BaItimore-st.,
Htta door east Of FTONt.-THE BEST SERIES OF MGDI-
ciNEs EVER PRODUCED. prepared ami sold AT this La
boraIory, to wE-!Udiln Vegetable Purifying aud
Anu-blhons Pills D cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Biitrrs, p cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific - cents a bottle; New
EmeLic Preparation, l2i cents vial; FedlUyIuiA Of
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents package; Cough Sy
rGp. for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds &c
37i cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2i cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, Il PIE
cous medicine for mothers and infants 80 cts bottle
Rheumatic LMiment and EMarNcatiOn, and accom-
pariments, 81; Sovereign Rcmedyfor Piles 81; Dysen-
terry Cordial % cts bottle, SC. SC sc. Printed d-
reciionS Tor the administration Of these remedies ac-
company each article. n Is. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-31

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MOORE'S MELODIES, s songs aud ballads, 2jc.
Selections from the Grand Opera of Leonora, 25c.
The Dollar Newspaper, cents
Aiexander's Pictorial Messenger, 5 cents
Miss Bremer's NEW WORK
The Parsonage Of NORA by Fredrca Bremen
translated hy VIM. BrenIer. Price l2t cts.
Ahhur's Magazine, for August, l84 cts.
Louisa Mildmay, 25 cts.
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hot particles dispersed by the sudden acton,
pass over considerable spaces, ana The appear
aurr Of flame IS Produced.
In cases where water falls on highly heated
polished surlccs, such as melted glass, copper,
or silver, steam is formed rapidly, bu. silently;
the water does not touch the not surface. The
spreading # film CT crust, over the polished
surM,e, instantly alters its relation TO water
sul causes steam to form with explosive yio-
lcucn, attended by loud report. do not hes
tate in expressing my belief, that the dlias-
'rods effects produced in New York, were
caused by water, or other fluid falling On SAT-
pa'ie, while Burning with the bags investing IT,
he facts which have stated may nave m
tcrcst or Importance, in conneXion WITH al
tempts made 70 extinguish tire in buildings,
containing saltpetrc. The danger Of throwing
water on the fire is manifest, while toe loss TO
the owner Of the saltpetre would doubtless be
greater from water than from fire.
Respectfully, \, A. Hay ho'
1t thus appears, that the safer course wouId
be, to throw no water on a store when on ire,
if itcontains a quantity of saltpetre, as cxPlo-
sion would be the certain result. We suspect
that in future, few iremen will be disposed to
ht2rtd their lives by approaching burning
building in which this combustible article IS
known 10 be stored.