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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17
WHITE & CO., ,

;..d the following sfnc'es1 ey
s'A A,rdwsrs, quesnswsrs. eeoss'
s,sasr for sale on '''''n'0'' terms
I'oduss.
pry Goods. -.
;,cLonst Muslin; plaid Cling.
,.ss 1 = Domestic. Columbian, mari.
nov ". franklin Plaids; heavy full.
snps;i ;i bIk., steel mixed. and blue
20 r sr.en aannels red padding
'aa 't sambrics; stout webb. w"rst.
'elo''u 's.. Leysntins cravsts; Pongee,
IT,, SS,soch SILK hkf..; Spitalfs d
aa '. twist; black silk br.ids; blk.
r.,.S binding; quality binding.
s'',, mi,ed and patent pins; mohair
anon and linen sewing thread ;
e' l;o,, do; cotton hks.; chintz
,..sd ,sfj,s ribbons ; lasting. sat.
e', .nS vest buttons plain muslin
,S., M ' .bee,ing; Greenfield j Bur
s,,,;;n,ck rich chintz, gingham
H.. prints, . great variety Of pat
]" SI,hkets; cotton yarn &c. &c.
| Clothing.
|r,; eosson,ds and linen P'ns' cot
|Graceries.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17

The Torento Examiner speaks in terms Of nisn
praise Of the Presidents Message no. excepting
Ina. portion ct it relating to Orego,' wnen y
copies in full. Loyalty is not 90 rampom os a's
,,eans in Censjs % sepy suprees we
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17

E.,,a,, Dseelop=.sats Of Mormon !"iquhy.--
During The last week, tive ye bills Of indictment.
r' fof cososrfsi,iug Mexican dollars and America"
Ia,, I,v and presented to the Unted States Circu'
Ca:,, in session in this city, againss ditleren
Su Ds'.o,. j in and about Nauyoe, embracing some o
IT, "Holv Twslve," aad s.hcs prominent M'T
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17
DncenSN arc.

Irsd t~itiiers. Moeho pitchers and
tsy and creams, heavy flint. mitre'
|ublsfs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17
|H ARRIVAL!
|EETT 4 GREGG

ElvED, per late arrivals, an addition 10
a stock Of goods, which make i quite
pen and traders buying goods in Van
ectfully invited TO examine our STOCK
ia part, Of the following articles:
p. - To ~ wide; bleachcd do;
I'cwn shectings, Sd and 6-l do;
land ~ do,
awell and Virginia Osnaburgs;
phid domestics, ass'd;
ss'd; mixed do do;
as'; Choctaw Stripes;
and white mackihaw Blankets;
Ashington and Glasgow do;
iaseys, ass'd; satinetts do;
and 4-4;
muslins do; ginghams, ass't;
I'd boots; calf sewed and peggcd do;
d1tip and calf brogsns
I'd morocco slippers;
HARDWARE and cutlery;
ped; states and pencils:
bed cords; cotton and wool cards;
n merinoes do;
plot cloth over coats;
esefy, linen ctash;
on hdkfs.
Russia diaper; table linens, ass d;
|o'k, Swiss, null, cross barred muslins'
., and insertings;
nd bed sprc ads;
faFead, cotton spool do;
y, sss'd; gambroons;
buttons. needles, and pins.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17
Iron and Nails.

d; blister, German and cast steei;
glassware; window glass; putty;
Palm leaf do, fur and beaver do;
We offer low, Wholesale or retail. bee'
beeswax, and cotton, taken in exchange
viii give the highest market prices.
June Is, l545.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17
SadlIery,

!, ring b,idle.; st'rup feathers. Sweeps
Lf,, hogskin collars, cotton and worst.
|ihsf girih., sheep sea, saddles, A,tak.
Do, spurs SC.
Hats.
|utris, Silk and Moisskin; broad brim
%. Wool do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-17
1. Roots &c.

Ted cali brogans, KIP Pegged brogan''
t,ns and low quartered shoes; youths
ssesd do, velvet slippers, velvet null.
,ors, ladies' extra hid slippers, buskins
Isd sid ties, fnc calf sewed boots. fine
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
DISTINGUISHED VISITERS.

The following excellent anecdote of the visit of dis
tngushed vsiters the Corpus Christi theatre, rea
ted US, the New Orleans Delta, by of our
friends attached to the Army of the Rio Grands, Du-
ring the encampment of the Army Corpus Christi
there a theatre in the lower part the town, about
the size Of by pane of glass 1t was at the time of
the occurrence about to relate, engaged by
strollng company and Hanes and Johnston the night
question, had graced the audie with their presence
Hanes butcher, built the block house principle
from the ground up, while the loss of
tril (bit Off and Bowie knife the left
showed he "born to command The house was
damned with the fashion of the place. The curtain
had fallen the first of the piece, ana the rafting
Of chain substitute for bell indicated is rise for
act ID, when Hanes and a stenorian voice
date, when Hanes continued-"Adluant General Hanes
and Major General Jonson have got the dry they
thirsty, and will Ticker The performance will
until their the orchestra turning the
though present the audience will keep their
seats, placed, until confusion
in again procuring seats.
In about a half hour .'the General and Staff
turned, and the Adutant announced 'Adjutan General
Hanes and Major Gener Jonson have lickered the per
forming folks bile ahead The rose,
the play, the "Two Dromios finished, and 'Adu-
General Hanes'' and Maor General Jonson'' again
lickered.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

the Wayne County Education society.
Pursuant to a previous notice OF the Executive
..,,m;t.ec, the society mot at Cambridge city. on
F,;day. Juno 18th, 1916 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Tia President Of tho society bong absent. S.
y uo.hour ono Of tho Vice Presidents took the
.A.;, and called the house to order.
Tbe Secretary being absent, John T. Cox, was
..co;oted Recording Secretary. pro tenn.
IN motion the chair appointed the following
,.r.ons ns n committee to prepare business for
H. meeting: N. II. Johnson, r. Vailc, DR.. Smith
and Solomon Morideth.
On motion the convention adjourned to meet at
Q o'clock, p. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

Receipt to Make Tanler-Take of the vino called
Runabout, and of Nmble Tongue, of each six
handouts, fifteen of Ambition, the quantity
Of Nonsense bruise them together in the of Mis-
apprehension, then boil them the FIRE of wild Sur
misses till you the of Falsehood rising the
top-sran through the cloth ASSASSINATION, put
in the bottle of Malignty and stop cork of
Envy Suck glass through the quill of Maevolence.
and you will be prepared speak all manner of evil,
hatred malice, and all uncharitabeues
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Society met pursuant TO adjournment.
M Nierideth was called TO the chair by the
presiding officer.
On motion al! persons attending the conventions
vero requested to participate IN II deliberations
The committee appointed TO prepare business
for the convention, submitted the following rcso-
lutions:
1.t. Resolved. That we recommend to the
tenchers Of this county, 10 organize teachers
Institute" for their mutual Improvement IN teach
ing and government of schools, similar to those
established in some of our sister States.
3D. Resolved That petition the Lcgisla
,urc Of this State to take measures at its next
sion for the appointment Of State Superntend-
AMI of Common Schools, who shall devote his
tims TO tho schools of the State.
"a. Resolved. That tho subject Of establishing
State Institute for teachers is that requires
Tho careful dolibora ton Of every friend of popu-
lar education.
On motion of Judge Slit, tho 2nd resolution
was taken up and fer considerable discussion
in which Messrs. Rarden, S,ltt, Vale and 9th
ers participated was adopted.
D. B. Woods, Esq, Of Contreville, addressed
tho society for the space Of ono hour in an able
and interesting manner.
On motion Of Mr.. Vale tho following gentle
men were appointed committee to devise
wavs and means to enable tho society TO accom-
psh tho objects for winch it was instituted. and
to revise the constitution if they should think it
cxpedient viz: Mcssrs. Johnson, Raridcn, Vaiic.
Raymond. and Sttt.
"a Mr. Rardon failing to attend; Mr.. Uoshour
was nominated in his stond.
The society after passing vote of thanks to
Mr.. Woods for his address, adjourned to meet at
oary candle lighting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

mi,tee to nominate officers for the government of
tho society till the annual meeting in October
next, with instructions on motion of Judge Slit
to scleo, a majority of tho officers from Cam
bridge City.
Messrs. n. II. Johnson, G.. w. Whitman, S.
X. Hoshour, J. B. Slit and X. Vale.
On motion tho society adjourned to meet to-
morrow morning at 8 O'Clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

Bottle MAKlNG.--The rapidly with which bot
ties are made is almost incredible. A workman.
with the assistance of gatherer and blower will
begin and finish ono hundred and twenty dozen Of
quar-, bottles in ton hours. which averages nearly
two and quarter per minute. and this is ordinari
Is done: and in some works the men restricted
TO two per minute. to prevent the work being
sighted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho society met pursuant to adjournment S.
Merideth in chair called for the reading of tho
| minutes of tho previous meeting which were nc-
ceptcd.
| On motion, tho constitution was read, to tho
convention.
Mr. H. f. West was called 10 the stand who
add rcssed tho convention for some time pointing
ont tho evils Of the present system. of Common
School education in the State of Indiana, and sug
costing MANY valuable improvements, which
should DO cngrafted upon system, and COM
municatinr much valuable statistical information
bea ring upon the subjects within the scope OF tho
society.
On motion of Judge Slit, Resolutions No.
and ; were taken from table and after consldera-
bic discussions tho 9Th resolution, being Mr. Stits
amendment TO Mr.. Whitman's resolution, was
adopted.
Mr.. Hoshour then offered resolution in refer
ence tho impcdiments thrown in the way of
useful female education by directing their a,ten-
ton too carly. to fashion, amusements and socie-
the table.
The society then passed resolution rendering
it's thanks to Mr.. Woss for his address.
On motion of Mr.. Vaile, the thanks Of tho
cietv wero rendered to the Trustees Of tho NJ. E.
Church. for their politely granting tho uso of the
Church 10 the convention. Also, to the citizens
of Cambridge City, for hospitalites extended to
the delegates in attendance at the convention.
On motion it resolved, That Mr.. 'as. II.
Hunt, be requested to insert the proceedings Of
the con vention in the Revee and that he request
their publication in other papers of the county
On motion. the society adjourned TO meet again
on the third Friday in October. in Centrevillc.
JOHN T. COKE, Scc'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

The New York Journal of Commerce says that
plates are being engraved ia that city for Trea-
sury drafts on the deposite banks, to be issued in
denominations say Of 50. loo and 500 dollars.
which will DO paid out as money SO far as they
may be desired by claimants.
The Wings Of Delaware have nominated Pc
ter F. Causev, ESQ.,, of Kent county, as their
candidate for Governor at the approaching cleo
ton. They have also re-nominated the Hon.
John w. Houston, tho Wing candidate for
Congress for the ensuing years.
New ARTICLE OF PRoDuCE.-Tho St. Louis
New Era states that new article of produce has
made its appearance in The commerce of that
citv-The steamboat Domain brought from
Schuyler county. Illinois, one hundred and nine
teen barrls Of Broom Corn Seed. II is intended
to DO re shipped for P,,sburg. and from there it
will DO taken 10 q celebrated stock farm in the
interior of Pennsylvania, to be usd as an expert
ment IN fa,tening cattle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
AD FER TISIN G.

iace'siseeass seiI be eonspenousiy inserted n the
. Paitadsans'' at sas foi,esong rates:
One square Of 10 lines, T25om'sl , ,eeeks 81 90
I1aeA continuance, IS
Annoarcing nanes Of candidates for Office, 100
II foeFat discount the asore
1Sf og re year advertisements ,cil Be until
oia al me efpe"se Of the adcssise time is fired
No advertisement ,eH be Considered less than one sonar.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

Some one calls the time of squeezing the girls
hands, the pamy season Of life.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

Which report bong received the coinmi'lec
was discharged.
On motion tho report Of tho committee was
adopted.
On motion tho constitution was read, by which
number subscribed their names
The yociety then proceeded to other business,
whoreupon G.. w. Whitman offered a resolution
proposing that this society establish a periodical
devoted to the cause of education, whereupon
Judge Slit offered tho following an amend
ment.
Whereas wo learn that Mr. III. +. West. favor
ably known to tho friends Of education IN this
State, prodoses commence tho publication OF a
semi monthly periodical at indianapolis, devoted,
exclusively 10 the cause of Common School Edu-
cation and as such paper IS much needed; There
fore,
Resolved, That the members Of this society
paper, should il be published, and that the oxecu-
tive committee Of this society be requested to use
all efficient means to extend the circulation OF
snid periodical in this country.
On motion the resolution and amendment were
laid upon tho table.
DR.. Mason Of Connersvlle, being called to the
stand-read an interesting and instructive adj
dress the subject of education in which no ad-
a,ed the propricty of extending tho present
system, by embracing other and important sub
lects within tho range of Common School educa-
ton.
Tho society after rendering their thanks to DR..
Mason tor his address ad ourned on motion, until
, o'clock, p. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
Saturday, June 10.
Society met pursuant to adjou rnment-the
President in chair, ordered the reading of the
minut of the previous meeting.
Tho committee appointed to nominate officers
for the society, presented the names Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen viz:
S. X. HOSHOUR, Pres't.
:; P rH' 11anzE Vice Priests.
l.. r. JOHNSON, Cor. Sec'y.
J. Il. COKE, Rec. Sec'y.
c. Ii. RAYMOND, Treas.
Ply. WILSON,
S. MEREDITH, Executive
ALANsoN SMITH, Committee.
J. A. SMITH,
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CON Tt THO y.

Article lst. This society shall be called the
Wayne County Education Society.
Art. 3D. II shall no the object of this society
to endeavor to a wakcn an inc ronsed interest in
the cause of education, ia order that schools may
be established in every portion of the country.
and To elevate tho standard of education in the
same IN order tina, they may meet the increasing
wants OF our youth and keep progress with the
improvements of the ago.
Art. 3D.. Tho officers Of the society shall be
President, two Vice Presidents. corresponding
and n recording Secretary, and Treasurer. who
shall discharge the duties usually assigned 10
such officers. and hold their offices for one year,
or till oihers he eloctcd in their s;ead.
Art. 18th. There shall DO an Executive Com
m't.ce consisting OF tho regular officers of the
society and four other persons elected for that
office whose duty 1t shall be t, dovise ways and
means for accomplishing tho objects Of the soci-
ety-raise and appropriate funds-appoint meet
ings of the society at such times and places
they may deem expedcnt : 20 fill vacancies that
may occur in their own body. and havc 4 gencr-
al supervision of tho affairs of tho society. They
shall kee? record of their proceedings. and
make report annually of the condition of tho
society, ana make such other suggestions as they
may deem important-to have power to organ
ize education societies in tho difieront townships
in the county. auxiliary TO the parent society.
Art. 9th. The society shall hold its annual
meetings for the election Of officers and tho trims
action of such other business as may come be-
fore it, on the third Friday of October in each
year, at such place as the executive committee
shall appoint; and said committee shall procure a
person to deliver annual address, and make all
other necessary arrangements.
Art. 9th. This constitution may be amended
at any annual meeting. by receiving the majority
Of tho votes OF the members present. provided
tho amendment shall havo first received tho m.
probation of tho executive committee. who shall
specify the same in tho public call for the meet,
ing.
Art 7th. Any person of good moral charac.
ter. may become member by subscribing to
this constitution and paying twenty five cents.
Art. Sth. All members shall be liable TO ex-
pulsion for immoral conduct By vote of two
thirds of the members present at any regular
meeting Of tho socie,y.
The report Of the committee having been ac-
eepsed the saciety proceeded to discuss separate
y the articles Of tho constitution. The cons,itu.
uon being adopted after some slight amendments
1he following persons were appointed a COM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
EVENING SESSION.

Society met pursuant TO adjournment Mr.. Mer-
ideth in chair.
Of accomplishing tho objects Of the society. re-
ported that they doomed it advisable to abandon
the old organization as much rs it had failed TO
effect The purpose Of its adoption, and they re-
commended the formation Of new society based
upon tho following:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

tx...sts.zsE By Canal Packets to and from
Lynehburg. aud from thence in Stages
~ The Naara Bridge the Sweet White suphsr
ON and anet the 9th OF Juy leave Rich
mond daily at A W. SUNDAY, eIesPted and Lynehhars
nett day ate T.. NJ.
hrTuRnsS-leaSe Lynehburs daiy P. NJ Saturday.
copied. and arrive In Richmond ~ hour
Two lines of Stages owned from
burg " the White Sulphur distance 100 by Natu-
raj bfe and Dbrr' sPfng ard the other by
the Sweet Springs
Passengers for stanton by leave Monday "Wednesday
ard Friday.
Pass for Fsrmvne Edward and Charlotte Coar,
Houses leave at 81. days with the
Al CSersViie Amer the sh the Boats viii
up and down \ 6 T. ~
Passengers having PamyiI- will arrive in Richmond
next NJ At & Those connect with Ia.
up Boats. 20 BOYD EDMOND A DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18
H00VER'S
No. IL,
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WHERE may be e,und at all times a complete
ard tasteful sssorfmsut q MATS o. following iinds
BEAVER, rLAIN RUssIA PANAMA, SPORTING,
hhUsHs CASSiNBRE OREGON | WOOL. and
NoLEsKN NUrRA LBeaoRN, GLAZED.
eeutcmen's ard Youts Opera London spHna Cuatd navy
Velvet Bands, Fancy Top and OcuFou Cloth CAPS
Gaps ihfaas Velvet rurans add Fur Csps quaiHs
Pfuns IN want ~ shy 81 the above Respectfully
qursicd TO give ean promise sell Them at the lowest
price, either a, Wholesale or Retsn
jes9 , D. HOOVER No a. Main O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18
SUMNER CLOTHING,

lust received at " Fashions Head Quarters, {"
Y fresh invoice Of summer Goats norr
fhos beautiful Black CashmeTe Sacks
emhd nh various styles OF MaTses Valencia arEe
assortment Of new and shionabe summer Comprising
white and fancy dngs French fancy
other material suitable fancy and h
Shirts Conars Bosoms Hdk Cloves suspendes &C In ende,,
vArcty. y n SPENCE
le95 No REQ Man st.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY.

NU CUhE No IN I Inc grent remedy
for diseases Of kinds and every
Dr. Cuien Indian Vegetable Remedy composed entirely
American Travellers Indians they
v.nreai Diseases without knowledge Of Mercury
BaaH. The Of this medicine obtained
directly from Indian and now Offer aneed
poituniy being cured Mercury
Of Balm. This medicine pleasant the
and leaves odot upon the breath.
Prepared solely by Walton and
by Jos H. Rowland 376 Market Philadelphia; T. Pico
Richmond Va John r. Caian, Warrington Henry Cook AeI-
zuhra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
For the Removal and Permanent q ARE
OF all Diseases arising from an Ins-
purc State Of the Hood or Habit
Of the SysfeTn wiz.

Of all Diseases arising from an Im-
P"rc state Of the BLOOD or Habit
OF the system, viz:
soSorgLA on KINGS EVIL. RBEUsArIsx. OBSTINATE
TIE PACE. BLoTCHEs. BIIEs CHRoNIC SORE EYES
RING WORN OR TET-rER. scAI.D HEAD. ENLARGE
BORN ULCERs sYPIIILrrIc ~ sproMs s,IATic'a on
LUABAGo AND DtsEAsRs ARISING FPOM INJII-
DlClOus USE or MERCURY. AsCTTEs OR DROPsY tx
POSTURE or InPRUDEsCE IN LIFE ALSO CHRONIC
CONSTITUTIONAL DIsORDERs
ufE Waite of the preparation widely Known
day 1.eains-- Etendinr Ia apyrovrs
and hEhy recommended by Physicians
emPoyed practice IL q no local an Il. op
raiion but general extending through ~hoe ,ye nsu
zss the po'sonou een' ns blood healthy
tone to the which hud In seoasos nd ali
eIsrn. di'order' the pm.
IN he aHai, and other painful affections Of the
hsc dy rvnova of the r-n.w,
strength keeping with the .ys
sn 10 put W in LE y eonvenienee
and portability when diluted according the
oo'ue vii NAH 'iI quantity equal
On neenA Fans In the various preparations
name The daily roeeivins te.ton.s Of
active and euratV, medicine.
Tie following presented reader invited
10 as eafcfa Psusa Comment such evidence
NEwAEE, n. J. March IL, 1916
ses'II D. D. sapd,-Mr divers ehId this place wa,
TO seliOn The disease pervaded who's system and
manifested Itself malignant body and limbo
for her al various tunes but tnsy up perfectly
hopeless Al last Mt Oliver induced try your sarsapara
and accordingly procured bo spariney admin
sed with many yet benefit
About two Honth ago became aeluaiHted
OF the TEe ehld years CON
pete Of dsea,. and ineaTab any H. Her
body swollen 10 nearly t-ie. n. p,tpT - ,h "a s
and body were almost entirely covered
unable and would thing, only SHRINK
eng touched even BY her roer In. ..S,. The
time, equally with bloody
every few hours They procured sarsa5arIa
had one boe N. eould m ~ -
and creep the finished knr The =
eond DO ue and the n'ay healed re
stored 10 heir natural usr she quite cheerful and mpov
C. J. WARNER
See OF Youths State TEN
following q Mr.
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CAUTION!

OhU llUN.
INHE subscriber respectfully invites all persons
Il who delight in sounds especially those Who wish
to purchase 70 call and hear the OAN PIANO FORTEs M IA.
waroom before purchasing elseWhers deferred from
cong 30 by ne statements they hear pr,nd
raeer especially when such dealer.
and persons whose Interests adyerpe
speak with the when
lions either their their durability can be
naEedthai viii not with forts
ehahen investigation on every and pledge myssto
the most nerduous who will take ths
an impartial Let therefore deceived
kept ignorance BY that arc
- P. n. TAYLOR
Piano Forte Warer3otn und Music saloon
us leO Man street oppost~ tss R,n.,