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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
LITERARY AND SCHOOL BOOKS,

STATIONERY Go
On hand, and for sale at The New Ofleans
retail prices, on assortment Of books BE,
comprised in The following list
Elementary spellerB primers assorted
new national spoilers : Poftef's rhetorical
readers, Nc Gufie's readers, young Indies
reader, Psrnely's primary geography, Mitch
ellis geography and atIas; BENEFITS rsbgra-
ply Of the heavens, Smiths new arithmetic,
Etnerson's arithmetic, lst and 9nd. Smiths
grammar, Swih's philosophy, let anI end.
Blake's philosophy, Jones philosophy, Iones'
chemistry, Universal history, Goodrith'a uni
vefsal history, Goodfirh's u. s.. history, NJ
gents dictionary, also, Walkers, Davies al
gebta, Simpsons euclid, Elements Of psnms-
tty, Gould's Adams latin grammar, Ceopet's
Virgil, Boyd's history. u. s.. dream books.
With fortunes. copy books, assorted. foplscsn
and letter paper, various kinds, mysteries Of
Paris, Theirs history Of the consulate and
empire, Amauty, AscaDio, lady Of Milan, Il.
ventures Of a French Gentleman, mysteries u
The biackwuods, Snowdop, and numerous 9th.
er wdrhs, found at tbe store Of
Feb u Z. G. MOOHE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
BOOKSt BOOKS4

Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy
John Horne Tooke's Diversions Of Parley,
Motifs Travels in Europe and the Fast /;
Starkhoue's History Of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
Calloot's Musical Grammar,
Tbornson's Materia Medica and Anatomy,
Dunglison's Practice Of Medicine.
DuugIison's Therapeutics and Materia BE,
dica,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Grabam's Elements Of Chemistry,
Druits Modern Surgery,
La Places Mfcanique Celeste,
The Select w6Sks Of Mrs. Ellis, :
Annan's Difficulties Of Armenian Metho
RUssel's Sermons,
Just received and for sale by
GEO. NJ. HEROMAT,
81 Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
NOTICE.

The undersigned takes this opportunity If
informing HE friends and he public general
~, that he has moved into his new stable in
he lot Immediately East Of tho city hotel.
Fully thankful for the liberal patronage here.
tofoTe extended, he undersigned in soliciting
a continuance Of the same, begs leave 10 cay
thai 10 pains or expense has been spared 70
make his Livery Stable what il should be- in
the way Of good horses and carriages.
10 JCII/k TCIT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
MORE
.N'EW GOODS
NOR u

Tie 1 ,aerstgaal have received to THAR al
r,,lg well Ollie | atafa, tire toithNtaE nd ii'on:
B,rAe,a at the latest pouet1s, tr'nth and
Ear,,sh BtiaArinn&, lhc,AetP, nrintni laWns,
- n3oxSnl prtnts. black and Whre mns'ihs,
nrin,el cAambrey, cnlofed cra9r, tape,
rhaak musltns, patent Victoria moSlJns; nee
sla. rarkedcallars, fine embroidered handker.
chief: lslies aud gsatle n"n's fancy ~efavats,
Scotch aud 0<andte ~glhghams, teSsh ltaen,
ral,ptlas, Inca lawn, bishops lawn, book
~nusl3o. Swiss and m1ll musliBs, Ruse a
rhaatinr Ga, TO- and III I, Russia diaper,
h,rAseve IN. damask table cloths, napklHs,
fancy drtIIipgS eo'tanAjh, French mortn',
Imam ticking. ctton DO, Naan chez. ~llstatas,
York dauims, colored cambftck, fancy prints,
corded skirts, grass DIV ]crenOljnv do baregc
searfs aud shawls, black aud white wells, hon.
net r,hhands, Can AMI Polka rthbands, THs-
can b,nnets, Gipsep bhRnats for ladies' and
misses, Lcghorn aud Panama hats, cashmere
hate. six aaA L. c. pocket handkarchyets,
ne ,dla.worked cambric handkerchiafs, elik
nurses and retieRles, bohiuet for caps and
wells, thread and cotton odgIngs and inser.
tinrs, infant caps, perlumerF, and SO many
ether articles too numerous to meation.
Gentlemen's merino dress and frock coats,
linen drills do, cottonade DO. gamhroon do,
cotton cloth do, paataloons Of the same ma
t~erials, fancy summer vests, Of ali description,
BOYS clothing also hats and caps, shoes, boots,
CATERS, hootees. hall bootees, buSkin, and in
fact q general assortment of shoes for geatle-
men and ladies' aud chjllren, suitable for the
season, all Of which viii be sold at the lowest
rates, fot cash and cash only, at the cheap
store Of
SANGER, HESS. g. co.
All the goods have been purchased by
Sanner hinsnlk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

II " Il JIIt T F9DF
RFFERENCEst
Rev. Mr., Woodbridge, Mr.. Dnnaecaze,
Mr.. ] peillins, Col Malta.
n Mr.. r. offre a rendre IN aa7ortimen
lie musique nouvelle. atssi que pIusieurs in
struments de differences e~apaces, tells que
flutes, guitares, nlgbolets Ell une granda qnun-
tile de corles pour piano etguitar, de premi-
ere qualita.
II est pref executor des orjras pouf des
pianos de premiere qualit6, quill puurra
bonner au prix de la Nouvelle Orleans
ao0t 3 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
LOTS For SALE.
REMOVAL.

ILLHIDF III
The subscriber. worker in tin, copper and
aheet,iron, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
removed his establishment, corner Of Church
and Third Street, near Mr.. Granerie'g coffee
house, where he will be happy 10 receive the
patronage of his friends and the public gener-
ally. lie has a.ways on hand a fine assoit-
ment of tin ware, which he will sell as cheap
as anbe boSgh' any whore, whole sale or re-
tail. Guiters and sponts made and put up in
the shortest order, also bathing tubs, large
oil cans, stoVepipes, all kind of tin copper or
sheet-iron ware repaired. All work entrust
ed to him will beexecuted With neatness an
despatch.
JOHN TILANo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

The subscriber having takea Mr.. Veto,
Hsbert, inta Partnafsilib, the business will be-
conducted Under The firm Of Hill b Hahest.
Next door 10 q. 2. Davis, Drug Store Il
Faystte 6t.
July 1tst 1B40 CHAS A. NIT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
EuoEmAKtpa

MR. II. WAGNER, respectfully infsuiio
the public, that he has opened q shoernakinp
chop, ut bic lanyard, where he ID prepared 10
execute all orders Tor shoes and boots of all
destriptionB-also ladies' shoes.
NIB Repairing aud mesding promptly at.
tended to.
jan 90 1910
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
DIP Gnnnp

GROCENlEs, HARDWARE&o. DC.
ALFRED CAT rs, having purchased The
entire stock Of Goods Of Mr.. John pbillips,
will continue the business al The same slgnd.
and now ffefs to furnish to the citizens a
East and West Baton Rouge, and The adiofn.
ing parishes, q general assortment Of DIV
Goods, Efoeeries, HARDWARE, Hats, Boots
q Shoes, Crockery, Glass Ware and
Ihalhinn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
CrG4REy DE Ia H4vAvE.

CTGARES DE Ia HATAVE.
tosEPn TUNEz (]autrenent Jacko) informe
lie public dist ct d'Ouest Baton Rouge, qu'il
a en- vente Ell gros ct en- detail, des cigafes
i'une qualite SUPERIOR.
Aussi Citfon, jus de ~oitront l%iqueurs fin
&c,A des priy moderes,
aohL 10 ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

East and West Baton Rouge, and The adiofn.
ing parishes, q general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Eroceries, HARDWARE, Hats, Bnrts
q Shoes, Cfockrry, Glass Wprs and
Clothing.
DRY GOODS.
Consisting Of English, French, and Amer.
can Prints Of The latest style and patterns,
plain IL plaid Domestic, apron check, stti-
ped shifting, blue DENNIS, Coitonpdee. as
sorted, fancy CtttUnadee, Bed TIfkjpr
Brown & Irish Linen, Red Flannel, While
Flannel, Bleethed domestic, Enblpattpd do.
French and English Blankets, Hptptaze,ta
cUIofed Cambrick, cotton velvet Irish Lin
en-, Gum Elastic and Gotten Snsnendefs.
Black silk and Alpaca CravatE. silk Il AJad-
rag Handkefchtets, Ladies' Et0ckinpe, silk
ernbfeIlas,' Cotton do, Ribbons, linen peck
81 handkerchief, Kentucky JtanF. SaiiueIs.
binen Thread. IayIors' spool thread. Mus
Inns & Jaconets.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea, Rice, Sugars, Cfhgn. frs
crushed and Loaf sugar, Cheese, Ch6relstp.
No. maCketel, IN bbls, half do, Quarter
hbis, q eighth bbIs., q superior Article of q.
Il. chewing tobacco, Tobacco in small bores,
castle soap, champaign Wine, tLampaitp
Brandy, GIN, claIet Wine, white wine. tibp-
gar, rlatHt wine in boxes, assorted rttdiaIr.
ky, Mustard. London mustard, cayenne ppp.
per. walnut and ttmato rAiFup. nbttnebe.
cloves, mace, pepper, a%llspirp, t~asRia, assof-
ted pickles IN jars, pfuGes, PHILADELPHIA
preserves, citron, Curfants, almonds, eHr.
dlhes, Goldfish, halibui, lobster, macar0Di and
VetlnirelI, starch, indigo, salafatus, impp.
rails " Eunpowder tea, lea in tadyp,
nsFehre Of peppermint, figs, r]aisins, cram.
berries In small kegs, powder a. shot, CDatfs
salt, fine do, EPSON do, Grapes, dc. &c.
HARDWARE.
Knives & FOtkR, pocket do, srfssfts
Butcher knives, stoe makers to-, ]carvjpp dn.
and ipfkF, c%hisFets, augurs, fqnartf. draw
ltE khtVcF, hand axes, hAtthets and hhnrttr.
hand saws, tenant SAVE, locke, rad locke,
BnIts, imported tsitut knob jaffhee, Nor.
folk Istchee, butte and srrtws, g fHp hines.
brass and plated spprs, aautf pans, sh6tcIs
q tohes, FPadce, ~sbo'elf, hoes, sprjrgs tatFp.
= m 2, e. t9r44f, RooI tatff, %tltsfif,
wof7es do.' wafer d., aud aDy quantity If
tin ware.
GROCERIES
White granite eenta and fra triF. 18Th
and without handles, granite dieitf II ~
slHef, brestfast, dinner md strr tIa.r,
"Hlte Hlu pallieu TEA tolR' fh4#r lf%t",
cream jugs, side cups, soap dtias, Irrn.
pitchers, e"efR std haslrt, glass NJ D.,rs,s
cans, toy tea sets Tor children.
BOOTS Il SHOES.
Gen''emep's calf pegEcd,sb sewcd Pr
gafs, Mems russet btegans, a t|uporlnr at-
ticle, boys russet do, ladies' calf eevtd SD
pegged br"eans, ladies' kid slippers, jsdles'
walking shoes, cbiIdien's shees Of various
kinds.
HATS & CAPS.
t Black and white bread britn hats, mer's
and youths cashmere bats, glazed caps, &r.
All Of which will be sold as low 10 fan be
had aty where, Persons wishing To boy,
viii please call and examine for themselves.
InnnafR b az. ZIG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
FOURAGE,
Cent bales de louragea vendre,
S'adfeAser 4
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
sept 20-3J.
MOULIN A SCIE.

lie propriataire infotme lie public
en- general Qu'tl achieve lee r6para'ions d
son moulin, ct Qu'iI est rf6ts a executor
les otdrps nuilui arront c%onIies, avecp rhmp.
titude. Bois de tnutes Dimensions r
planches co1stamment en- yeute pour It
compliant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBOlR
moi IN ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
M NSAQNE u.

lie soussigne arrivant de Ia nellie. Orle-
ans, ct ayaBt Pintention de sc tixer dams
cette Vile, ofFe see services aux habitans de
Baton Rouge ct de SEES environs, CONNIE pro-
~fasseur De musique vocal ct instrumental,
Cpiano ct Guitare.) Il espere par ses eon-
naissanCes dams cot arteL son extreme fdelite
dams accomplishment de aga devairs lneriter
les suGrages des persounes qui l'honorent de
Ieur coniance. II attordeta lee pianos a un
prig mUdere.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
sESH ARRIVAL!
PICKETT e. GREGG

I've RECEIVED, per late arrivals. an addition 70
heir former stock Of goods, which make II qvl'e
Ne. Farmers and traders buying goods IN va"
.,e respectfully invited TO examine our s'ocA'
consists, in part, Of the following articles:
Is .bir,inqs, "a to A. wide; blcached do;
eh.d and brown sheetings, 5-4 ana o-4 a''
dilhngs and A do;
ssi ~ Lowell and Virginia Osnaburgs;
.lsd and plaid domcstics, ass d;
Ps drillinCs, ass'd; mixed do do:
iay shir,ings; Choctaw Stripes;
10, scarlet, and white mackinaw biahSe"'
Jams, Washington and Glasgow do'
md plain lnscys, uss'd; satinetis DO;
dskings ! / and A.; "a.
es prints; muslns do; ginghams' ass q, do.
md pegged boots; calf ss%ea anu P'sk
iek heavy do; Kip and calf brogans;
fs calf and morocco slippers;
Ps books; hardware and cutlery;
|As assorted states and pencils ,a..
|ngh lines; bed cords; cotton ana WON
laas!s ass'd; merinoes do;
|akst and pilot cloth over coats;
.e's,nd hosiery; linen crash;
! ane cotton hdkfs. .,a.
d eve and Russia diaper; table linens, ass,G;
stoaet,, book, Swiss, null, cross barca "'''"'
ees. edgings and inscrtings;
laissns, and bed spre,ds;
eiaa bsll thread, cotton spool do;
isut thread, ass'd; gambroons;
Alonades buttons, needles, ana P'"'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
Hul1aY WILCOX,
''erncy and Counsellor AZ La"
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
WINTER GOODS.

NGLISH and FRENCH BROADClotHs
Black and farcy Cassimeres;
Tweed = Dc.
kentucky Jeans;
Lnseys and Kerseys;
Beaver and Pilot Cloths;
Aass. Coa.ings-- a new for overcoats;
Sauinetts;
Mackinaw Blankets;
lieripo Shirts ind Drawers:
Merino md Wool Cravats, &c.
fas sale BY MALLACE q WAKp.
t'ctober 4, IL i5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

A gentlemen who has travelled the whole length
Of the Illinois river, and hken an account of the
whea, in store ready for sbpmsn. stoes, there arc
naw in tha, section Of country three hundred and
thirty -four thousand buaaels. waiting opportunity
10 be shippe,i 10 market,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
AND
rr ~rDSV r, U,Nrr
GENERAL GENT,

Respectfully announces that he will attend to the pros
ecution Of Claims before the several Erseurs Depart
Of the Government, and Ca'ms ag iinst the Uni
ted States for Lands Money; TO the settlement Of
public accounts to Claims before Commissioners under
indian or other Treaties; to Presmpton and other
Land Claims and to the proc uring Of Land Patents
to Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business con-
neced herewith; to the obtaining Of Patents for sci
entic or useful intentions and all other business
Of public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly attended to,
titles investigated, &c. &c.
Information giving free Of charge All letters to be
post t-paid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

V;roinia Senafor.-On Wednesday the 3rd
;,st. ihe Legislature of Virginia elected Judge
Isaac Pennybacker Senator from that state, 10
.nnnv The vacancy in the United States Senate
wh;cb was occasioncd by the expiration oi the
,.rn, of service of the Hon. William G. Rives.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
Hardware.

,.,,. shoe knives butcher do. pocket do,
,.,hum lancets, phlcgms, Snaffles. Norfolk
~ A. ,.p borers, round bolts, doc. do, brass
Facets. molasscs gates, butt hinges, brass
.h,lk lines, shoe tacks, carpenters rules,
-, .roon,. sheep shears, hand saws, pit
~ h,lf round and mill saw files, horse rasp',
T.. ...,.. patent saw sets, razor straps, vlo.
...dIes. darning and spaying do; knitting
..,Let combs; stock, pad, closet, trunk, tli,
i.,d ,un locks; iiindoostan oil stones, tape
,,.L, Escorted, statia glasses, shoe hammers,
Nations. iron squares, socket and tirmcr CHS
49,. .wi blades, pegging awls,scythe stones,
y. co,,,n and Worsted Weddings brace and
y. md dies. roller buckles, patent uugcrs,
,..,,.,, tools: blue and black ink, Collins and
r. Colin,s brosd axes, OK and log chains,
;rs,' ,cythes; corn mills; nails; bar tyre, band
iron; blister steel.
= QuccnsWarc. i
teas, edged twiflcrs. Mocho pitchers ana
limited sugars and creams, heavy h'n'' m're'
fate iumblers.
shoes, Boots &c.
! an. ,cwed calf brogans, kip pcggcd brog'n''
I,,sd hrogau, and low quarterod shoes; youths
4. Soy, pcgged do, velvet slippers, Veiyet nn''
Titan r,itors ladies extra kid slippers, buskihs
In. eoiored kid tics, fine calf sewed boots hne
|A.
Saddlcry.
and rcins, ring brides; strip lca,hers' sweeps
vic, hays, Hogskin collars, cotton and worst
Lf.,. leather grihs, sheep seat saddles. A''ak'
Columbia do, spurs &c.
Hats.
..bls Nutria, Silk aud Moleskin; broad brim
SORTING do. Wod do.
n, ,IS4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

Dishonest Soldi ers.-Mr. Walker, Deputy Mar.
shal of Arkansas, left here yesterday morning,
for Little Rock, with couple Of u s. Soldiers.
who short time since deserted from Fort Gibson,
and stole two horses and saddles. Cherokee Adv.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

Father Toms Notion Of Moking Whiskey Punch.
Put in the spirits first" says his Rvrencc,. "then
nut in the sugar; and remember. every dhFoP oil
walher you Pu. in after 'poils the punch
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

"There seems every reason TO boliove, that our
ports will bo open for all kinds of corn, duty
free; and if that once takes place, do not think
that any minister, whoever he may be, will have
power again TO close them."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

Hon. j. C. CalAoun.-from a correspondence
between this gentlemen and the Missouri delegn-
,ion TO The Memphis Convention, it appears that
he con,emplntcs, during the next summer or ial'
to :ake trip through tho Upper Mississippi VAL
lev. and will visit ST. Louis The same assurance
we had from Mr.. C. himself, whep he ascertain.
ed tba, il would be out OF his power to spend
dny in vicksburg and Jackson, as he contemplat'
ed.-Vicksbnrg Wig.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

What Does IL Meanl-We find the following
paragraph in the Salem (Mass.) Register Of Men
day last:-
"Info.malion has been received in Salem from
Baltimore, that there is not and, as Tar rs ascer
tanned, never was. any such vessel belonging 10
Baltimore as the "Cecil," Capt. Chalmers, report
ed few DAYS ago as having been lost, with
large norton of hor crow, in the Mozambique
channel. The reputed Captain Chalmers took
nm ,sooe from Zanzibar in the barque Mohawk.
for Boston. and according to information received
Yesterday, died 20 days out from Zanzibar.-
There are several suspicious circumstances con-
nec,ed win this story Of TIE Cecil" the mystery
attending which will probably be cleared up on
the arrival of the Mohawk"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

Siea,s Bou Caspian Sunk.-A gentleman from
The South, who was passenger on small boat to
the mouth of the Ohio, informs US that hc passed
tho Caspian sunk al Island 25. The bow OF the
C. was on or near the shore. and aft, tho water
was up to the floor Of the ladies' cabin.
1t was supposed tha, the c. struck the same
snag which sunk the Henry Bry.
Il is said there were near 300 deck passengers
mostly Germans, and abou, 100 cabin passengers
on the Caspian.
We could not learn that any lives were lost
IMo. Repub.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
Iron and Nails.

lsings, ass'd; blister, German and cast $50
ssaswars, glassware; window glass; pn..y'
hats, palm leaf do, fur and beave, w. Reel
lnef which we offer low, wholesale OF :eu h, noe.
|shieh wo will rive shs highest market prices
"a Burcn, Juno %, 1S45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
Clothing.
GrOCcries.

.s., loaf ,ugar, clarified sugar moIasscs'
ean., en.nd Principe scgars. honey dew and Len:
.h,winr tobacco; gun powder tea; half
as,, a oil. clarct wine, pickles, mustard,
un" s,veune ground pepper; cinnamon and
fpapi n.mento; lemon syrup; Stoughton bit.
ea' wet oil /; Muscat and Port wine, sweet
cherries, rsisins, spices mould can.
n IA Bourbon do linseed oil. Walk.
E, .,," ~ do. .clav pipes. soap. CASTLE do, cider,
l,ss"e. iclly -four emery, white lead, coarse
.T eoin broolns; single and double malrass'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

"He is onlya Mechanic" ."-llow frequently is this
remark made by arlstocratic upstar's. who have
nothing to recommend them save their money, and
impudence, when the name of an honest and IN
teliigen. mechanic happens to be mentioned in
their presence. They consider it degrading to as
socia,e with those who do no., like themselves,
possess wealth, even though that wealth was oh.
tainod by the most rascay means. Nothing is
so disgusting to wcll-bred, weIl.informed people,
as to hear an Ignorant concealed, Puied'uP' long
haired brainless, impudent dandy, talk about me-
chanics, as if they were no better than brutes. /,
No true lady or gentleman would be guilty Of
sucb lit,eness. 1t is only the ignorant spoiled
beau,y--,he worthless, contemplate soaP.lock
who would do so. Show US the man or woman
who would consider it q disgrace TO associate w''h
honest, welinformed mechanics, and We will show
vou poor, worthless, ignorant, conceited CT "a
iure useless 10 himself and the world, and a DIS
grace and encumbrunce 10 his Friends. = Western
Lit. Ms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

The Illinois State Register, Of Friday last,
publishes an extract of letter from member of
the British Parliament to Col. Oatley, in which
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

TARTAR Marriages.-A writer in the Cine n
pa,i Chronicle says, in describing the pecullares
Of the marriage ceremony in Tartary, that the
prsIimnaries being settled, the nuptials are cele.
brated in tho following manner: The bride, cover
cd with n veil. having hid herself for some time
behind screen in the room, comes forth nd walks
around with grave and solemn gait. while some
Young girls bring her bread and honey; the BRIDE
groom quickly enters, kisses her. and exchange:
r;nos. after which she bear, the nume OF befrothed
o;ri. She then returns behind the screen, when
The married women bu, on her the cap ola matron;
which is much handsomer, and is supposed to oe
more fascinating than that which she wore before
tbe be,ro,hal. In the evening. when the bride and
bridegroom are about retiring, the lady is Obliged
to null off her husbands boots, ms sign oil her
.ubiecton TO his will! If the husband becomes
dissatisfied with his wife, he needs but tear oil her
can of matron. and the sign isa complete divorce
The Iady then Immediately returns 70 her fathers
house. where she is receivdd with kindness. From
this il appears that it is much easier to get md of'
Than catch Tartar! II the cap tearing could %
recognized as legal divorce in this country wna'
destruction of ace and muslin would enspe! ne
fashionable miliners would rejoice exceedingly a.
IKE prospec, of brisk trade. and anxious paPa'
would ,rembIe at tho prospect Of having daughters
returned on their hands!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
VOLUME 4-NO. Al.
SUBSCRIPTION PRlCE % w.

Young womanheodl-the sweet moon on the
horizons verge--a thought ma,ured, bu, no, ut.
iered-a conception, warm aud glowing, no, EN-.
bodied-the rich halo which precedes tho rising
sun--lhe rosy down that bespeaks the ripenins
peach-a flower
a flower which is no, quite flower,
Yet is no more bud
Young womanhood! chicken 10 the shelI-a
"smoll potato" that isn't Fl, for family use--a
piece OF green "live timber"-a moving sack of
salt, tied round the middle with string, with no.
thing in it--n young idea nbou, taking The shoot
"a saucy cackling hem
hen which is not quite hen,
Nor mint 4 puet neither !--Doc Jr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
rr WHITE & CO.,

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Vt ,.esived the following articles Of dry
lusI hardware, queenswars, boots
fS ,bsy offer for sale on reasonable terms
., .ssntry produce.
Dry Goods.
,,in,ed iaekoret Muslin; plaid Cling
iae 4. brown Domestic. Columbian, mari.
IN Stripes; franklin Plaids; heavy full.
fse,i;nsd Plaid blk. steel mixed, and blue
tsnpss ta;,s and green aannels; red padding
sn" coIored cambrics; stout webb, worst.
ir,sasS' ~, braces; Levantine cravats; Pongee,
kuO. md French Silk hkfs.; spittalfeld
Pndaa1aa, 1a ,ur,es; twist; black silk braids; blk.
m vorstcd binding; quality bindings !;
s'o,s" '",se, mixed and patent pins; mohair
Pn! ~. @ cotton and linen sewing thread /;
bh9ns .:n..: linen do; cotton hks.; chintz
ElsS .nS eolorcd taifita ribbons lasting, sat.
|iet -. nj and vest buttons; plain muslin
\ |.hi. ~, , 40: Avery shccting; Greenfield y Bur
ialr Mcrrimack rich chintz, gingham
'tiss ir'ss,eh plate prints, great variety Of pat
! ii'"r 's sreen blankets; cotton yarn &c. &c.