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UARPHTrNQS AND oIk.oxoT1Is,
At the "CHEAP STORE" No. Al S.rascberry
Street,
Phila deIphia.

nUR Store rent and other expenses being very
" light, we are enabled to sell ou, CARPETS,
O1L-CLOTHS, &C., wholesale and retail, at the
lowest prices in the city, and buyers will find i,
greatly to their advantage 10 call and examine the
large assortnent We offer this season, Of
beautiful Imperial 8 ply
Double Superfne Ingram c.pprr,voc
Fine and Medium do Oh"TH l1"""
Twilled and plain venitian
together with large sock Of OIL.CLOTHS
from feet TO "a feet wids very cheap. for rooms,
halls, &c also, Msttings, Floor tlo,hs, Rugs. Cot.
ton aud Rag Carpets, &c, &C., with a good a..
sortment of Ingram Carpets from 25 to SO cents,
and Stair and Entry Carpets from IL TO SO cts.
ELDRiDGE Il BROTHER,
No. Al. Strawberry Street. one door above Ches.
nut. near Second Street. Philadelphia.
March 2lst, ls46.-3m.
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Lime! Lime !!

JOHN 2. SEIFMAN.
Id DERPECTFULLY informs his friends, that
HI he has commenced the business of Lime
Burning, on the fa,m he now occupies. He has
now on hand quantity Of Lime for sale, and will
always endeavor TO accommodate those who may
favor him with their custom.
Augusta, April llth, ls46.-6m
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Taken AdriN,

TIME folJwing described Lumber was taken
l. adrift, at the Islaud Of Jacob Blasser, in the
Susquebanna river, situated in Lower Mahonoy
township. Northumberland county. on the 5th Of
March last, by the said Jacob Biasser. and return.
ed to me and entered upon my docket, agreeabiy
to the provisions Of the act of March 20lh, 1912,
to wit.
Cherry Boards, Ash and Poplar
Plank, sc.
containing in all between 1000 and 5000 feet, the
greater part being the Cherry Boards.
The owner Of the above property is requested to
come forward and identify the same, pay the char
ges and take it away otherwise i, will be disposed
Of according 10 law. PETER BlXLER,
Lower Mahonoy. April IL, 1866 j. p.
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Removal.
DIR. D. T. TRITES,

RESPECTFULLY infopms the ci-
~ tizens Of Sunbury and vicinity, ,ha, he
has removed his residence 10 the Brick
House in Market street. one door west
Of the Red Lion Hotel, where, thankful for pas, IA
vors he hopes tn receive a continuation of the liner
al patronage which has heretofore been extended to
him. Feb 2S Isi6.-6m
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Where is Thomas Gllkes Z

HE subscriber he'd brother named Thomas
Gilkss, who, when las, heard from, in June,
wss at Northumberland. His employment
On the river. He is now. II living, about So
, old. Any information respecting him, direc-
the subscriber, his brother. "Ohio City. Cs-
"a county, Ohio, will Be thankfully received.
JOHN GILKEs.
mii Iith, 1886.
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rARDEN SEEDs--A fresh supply Of I
" Rislsy Il Co.'S superior Garden Seeds, jus
received and fos sale q, the store Of
March 81, ls46. HENRY MASSER.
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mentioned. Shops for its exclusive retail sale
are being opened in many ofths large towns,
and tbc American mode Of using it is generally
adopted.

LATE AND IsrEREsrISs FROM MRxrco. We
are furnished with the following extract from
letter from New Orleans, dated the lth inst,
which is somewhat later than the newspapers Of
the lith inst, from that city, and gives the fol-
lowing interesting intelligence from Mexico:
"The barque Naudain had just arrived at that
port at Vera Cruz, having sailed thence on the
3dinstant. The captain ofthe Naudsin inform
ed me that he had coLverscd with the American
Consul, few moments before sailing, and that
the latter informed him that revolution would
arise in the city during the afternoon; that the
republican party and the friends Of Santa Anna
would unite to overthrow the existing govern
ment, and that Santa Anna was daily expected at
Vera Cruz"
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EVANS & WATSON,
No. Is SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange,

Manufacture and keep con-
'stantly on hand, a large as
'sortmen, Of their Patent Im-
proved Sslamander FIR E
PROOF SAFES. which are
so constructed as TO set at rest
all manner of doubt as 10 their
being strictly fire proof. and
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TAKEN ADRlFT.

TAKEN ADR1FT.
THE following described property was taken a.
Il drift, in the Susquehanna River, in Lower Ma
honey township, Northumberland county, ny Sam
uel and Peter Lees, and returned to me and enter
ed upon nv docket, agreeably TO the provision Of
the act of March 20lh, 1912, 10 wit:
5000 feet White Pine Inch Boards.
The owner is rqucsed to come forward and iden
,ify the property, pay charges and take It away,
otherwise it will be disposed Of according TO law.
PETER BIXLER,
Lower Mahonoy, April is. ls46.-3t J. r.
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~nODP&9 LNDu1
TEXIOO & MExAS!

"THH 0RY fs--RTxkE THEY 0o16E."
HlOME wHEREl Why where do you sop
~ pose hut to the Cheap Store Of Henry Mss-er,
in Market street, Sunbury. And fos what purpose
do you think they comsl Why to buy cheap, to
he sure. and al least 20 per cent. "7hey wont
do nofhin' else" because It il well known fact
that at
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
the very hest articles are sold at the very lowest
prices. Now come, one and all but don't sll como
st once, and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
Where you will find Splendid Assortment Of
FAN and Winter Dry Goods,
Just received, among which are the following ST.
perfine French Brosdcloth; West Of England do;
Heavy Beaver do a first rate article for Overcoats,
and great variety Of Wool Dyed. Black and Fam
cy Cassimeres Ss,tine'ts. Moussen laines, Rep
de-lsines, Csshmeres, Alpaccss, &C., &c. Also.
beautiful assortment Of Cslcoes Of the latest styles
and patterns which vii be sold cheaper than ever
also, Wooen and other Shaws in great variety.
from 40 cts to $40; general assortment Of Ho-
siery, Gloves, Suspenders. Mitts, &C., &C.; largo
assortment Of Women's, Mems and Misses Gum
Shoes which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered.
He has likewise, in addition to the above stock,
an extensive assortment of Queensuare, Hard,core,
Soddiery and Groceries,-Sugar from 10 10. l2A
and 6 cts. per ID Good Coffee q, 10, Very Best
at l29. Also. Nails; Spikes; Iron; Sanderson's best
Cast Steel; English, American and Sweed Blister
do.-in Short every thing that il usually kept in
Country Store, all Of which will be sold At very
reduced prices.
or Country Produce of all kinds taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Sunbury, Nov. 22d, ls45.
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ID L r ID ,

On Saturday evening last, Mrs ELIZABETH
HOFFMAN, wife Of Mr. Daniel Hoffman, oil
this place, aged about rs years.
In Milton, on Wednesday, the 18th inst, Mrs.
NANCY WHITE, wife of Mr. James White.
In Milton. the 18th inst, Mrs. EvELlNE
HEDDINGS, aged II years.
In Milton, on the 4th inst, Mrs. SUSANNA
EVANS..in the ssth year of her age.
In Chilisquaque township, on the 9th inst,
Mrs. REBECCA BLAIR, aged "a years.
Near Moorsburg, or the goth ult., Mr.. ABEL
CADWALLADER, at the advanced age Of 50
years.
On the 5th inst, in Penns township, Union
,ounty Mrs, MARY HUMMEL, mother to that
veteran democrat and soldier, Capt. Jacob Hum.
mel, aged IS years.
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N n E R 4 y ID.

On the l4th inst, by the Rev. ]. w. Yeomans
Mr.. T. O. VAN ALIEN, to Miss CArnKRINE GAR
RxrsoN, all of Danville.
On Sunday evening, the 10th inst, by the Rev
John Guyer Mr.. WILLIAM HousEL, of Lewis
burg, to MIS-. NJ. A. BAILEY, of Danvlle.
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fore the Legislature for the incorporation Of a
company to establish works at Harrisburg to
manufacture rail road iron-with charter au-
thorizing the investment Of 81 100000 David
r. Porter, Jacob Hoidman, Thomas Elder, and
some eastera capitalists, have this great enter.
prise in contemplation.
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BRANDnETH's Pills cure all affections, simply
because they make the blood pure-abs,ract out Of
it those qualities which produce disease, and give
to il those qualities which produce health.
Now every solid part Of the human frame is
made from the blood, and the food we eat is con-
verted into blood to supply the waste our bodies
are continually sustaining. So in the ordinary
course of nature we manufacture our entire bodies
in about aine years, from the food taken into our
stomachs. Suppose the cir we have lived in for
some time has been loaded with matters detrimen.
tal to health, our food for long period has been
Of an unwhoiesome kind, or that thc mind has been
much roubled-for grief, anxiety, o. great sNen
ton to any particular point is 10 occasion bad
effects in the blood. Any Of these causes existing
good blood cannot be supplied to the body.
Bot let Brandreth's Pills be used daily under
these circumstances in doses Of from two to six
pills. or as the case shall determine. What is their
effect! II is to carry off the impure matters from
the blood, leaving only the good to renew every
part of the body. What was unsound now be-.
comes sound, and the stomach soon gets into so
healthy condition that even bad air or unwhole-
some food for time are unable TO nure the health
materially.
p Purchase Of II. b. Masser. Sunhury. or Of
the agent, published in another part Of this paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
EIrcurivs OErcE,
Lifle Rock. Jung LIT Isis

Lhuc Rock, June lsi. lS4S
Cot. A. II. RUTHERFORD. Ed. Bapo.,
SrR-Bc pleassd'to insert in you,,.al
following memorandum; as, bys sc,
the President, am requested by IL. 4,
meni, 10 limit the numberof p,iruin
Companies, to "a men. rl5 aas
memoir RtNDUM.
CavA:RY Companies. making form
their Organization. will DO receivsi
for service consecu.ively, US feceiut
such report BE- accompanied by 4 4
roll. 7stil y
The Report should slate that a d
cavalry has been raised and organize, ,
" of--, in the State of A Arkansu
Of serenity eighf men; and that A II
elected Captain,-B lsl Lieutenant 4
pany; ami so on, as 10 embrace 4 s.
Corpora!s, 2 Buglers, ] Farier 4 4
these are one and 64 prisaies.
The election Of officers will b lpw
Act Of the General Assembly. si ik /
approved January 0. lS45 land found
pamphle. Acts ofthis State 50 far aa
not relard the speedy organization d
by the requisilion. When sail Act I
ard tho organization. the certi6cse I
Justice Of tho Pe ace, that hs had al
persons, membsrs Of the company, ,ase
and managers Of Tho election. 10 sss
certificate Of such Judges; and these
as part OF, or accompanying, the
be received a. sufficient evidence ofor
and conluissiioas wi.!, issue from dis|
cord.ngiy Then, further orders d
Cspinins Of all such, companies, da
Companies OF infantry vii Be ed
manner, except iint he fank and fIs
of 50 priyates. ! Captain, First q
Sergcanls, 4 CorporaIs, anI 2 Nu1
'hata Company will CONSIST OF % Nd
THOS 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
HEAD QUAsrERs, Executive OFFICE, 4
Lille Rock, May 2S,h, 1916.

10 THE CITIZEN -r ~ .-.. L.. -r.
SOLDIERS OF ARKANsss. tsn er
As the existing conntclion between Volunteer
Corps, and the Mln. Of this Sinte appears not
to be fully understood by some, / lake occasiou
TO draw pubic attention to the distinctive charac.
ter both Of Srganza,ion and object.
Having held, for egh, years and upwurd.. ,bs
sQmpsad pf general officer. in the MiIit. of
u Soll@ lssVs7 7lhe impotence Of nnv !, "
l6Pa ~ ths legislature. TO eiI.c,uale
ons sineie purpose Of il &fncment ,oxard. mr..
egnizs'ar a' discipline. M rolftSfs st,s g. se.r
.s.!.s 81 ksstslspr,' ti.assefl lhgs i.
'ey-rl ssk scasiou. sip suy 6rs, regular me 5.
aes q z q asnsk Assembly, 70 Heir ate pt on
10 tins subject, and in the following wrds fecos,
mendrd the passage Of d v huli,nrizias lie fis
ing Volupleer Companies, e., to vii: .Vol.
nnsrss .cofnpanihs fdteN believed to be among tbe
most efhcienl constituents Of The Militia both for
The purposes Of discipline, and for nfusnq spirit
among our citizen Soldiers. II would therefore
be good policy, think, to encourage their foruu.
lion. For this purpose, il is importsni Ina, the
ready means Of arming themselves, should be-
within their reach." lA-..l-s... :
In fespoose 10 tbe Recommendation upon hi.
subject. Of which the above is only ,au s,trsc,
t's0Ss " WuiCu woo "lpTONtQ uO The
YIN do, January. l645, law a,uhafzlnr the r,ls
my q volunteers nnGer the following cn,.ton:
"An ACT enil,Ied an net supplementary r1o q aet.
TOT the better orgnn;zntion Of the Miliiin."
The lsl Sec. Provides that there a.s, he orpnn.
Ecu as mahy as 'eur ces.'fan.as 81 Volunteers in
ZACH coun;y-one Of Infantry, one Of Riff, man
'ne OF Cavalry aod one Of Artillery. 81
The 2ud Sec. Provides for the number Of Of.
icers. &c. .stsls9g :
The Bird Sec. (is 10 the following words) Re !,
uriher enacted, That every volunisers corps now
.rgan'zed, or which may hereafter Be rui,ed IL
his State, shall hereafter be wholly indoprpdsD,j
Il the Militia Of the comfy, excspa q Bpti.i;on
nd Regimentai paradrs., when ssch comm n;rr
ball parade as partof tho county Regimen. .and
rsgsrd 10 such pqrsdss oil sxissinr Is vs sS.II
ully apply 10 such volunteer compaii:s.st.f II
tns en- sec. provides "That il shall be- lawf,l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

q Tss Nssrss OF IHE YELl Mxs OF this county
E = snssss sams homs from LiaIs Rock, than a.
sWsse slmahasssssly smssssd shs Yell Candidate.
fof Issislatufs, ffum-their "hiding places" 10
ha Rector as ~sll as Yell ticks.i Did they wal,
for his asds- or.hos d thsy sxplhiu this uuani
wsss upvsmsas afist his artisali wessk msssIy
~ istsesasia, - h b Nd - 'ts - asas,
wsIk out III d oncs. on the artcarancs Or their
leader in this county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

for the volunteer compa ME. !.
CcnessIs cosnnnpd 10 lhis S..n !.
selves into Balislioas and ReG.tl
whereof ball y eIsessd. BY ~
'oi6cers 81 tho companies. &c.
Uncer this Law, in view Of IL.
lies, tvo companies have rewss
me, but have no knowledse q
any volunteer company, undsr I
this law from any Isperis M;
oeicer Of The Militia. under =
: Under ths ptcsent emereeces \,
QUESTION made upon me byiN1
kor one Regimsst Of mounted -
Battalion Of lufansvy, tho orass;,
paniss viii b in sssict secpsds
section or the above fecised set q 4
and tho formation Of TIE Reeinss
wilI take place nt the respeesivs y
drzous. under the provisions a ~!
literally, except 20 far. as !, m, ~
spirit OF the act Of Congrcss, e..
prosecution Of the existing var -
States and the Republic Of N,s;s., !,
18th May lS46.-And except = =. !
maliay therein may be cn!culslsd \
speedy organization Of such RsCr
ude. = "a -
Rs.erying to myself the minor 4.
ci6cnIly provided for in this lav, d ,
rough and complete organi,a,loa NJ
Requisition for certain number a. y
men, ! shall. from time to time, nm
as may appear best suited to the oee,''
TilOS. s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
LATER FROM THE Al

l "
| THIS mornin 4 the steamship Cseii
aloDgs,de at the anchorage and cooss
the troops TO Point Isabel. Las, nighi
lor was to have crossed the Rio Gnnl
morning to attack Matamoras. Ths
arrived before Us. have!lsft Point IL
Gen. Taylor al Camp Brown, opposis
and we arc ordered 10 follow. Us soon 4
without baggoge. We have prospect
work. RI " n.'4
May l9.-An express came 10 loP
this morning, with tho news that u
had evacuated Barri,n and Iait i 70 "
army. which Immediately took pol
and commenced terrifying il. Gea
his commani was at that limo cnessf
seashore about twelve miles distant, ezr
cry moment TO march 10 assis, the "
troops 10 subjugatihg tho post. II
be 'oriii;ed and secured. and then, rspaIt
sa !. 4 : y 'ss.e forthwith on iiiiaiaflos;
Goa. iayiorin his atsack on i city,
eraily belicsed lhs, tho Mes s W
tle cIty without hring qua. lsD
'gaay Of tho Lu'esins ones % The
featy 10 possessiap u Gen, ,flot
;he day he Isspared 10 cross fivets
thousand Mcxiea6 iroops We seen .
tdwn.
lhe United ssasss s1ip Rarl,ak y
or two since. to join The esquadraasa
Tho Galveston. Capt. Wright. hssjeS
having Ieit Point Isabel on Wedneseey.
inst. Tho only news bsought-by bet ne
ry ofthe report that Gen. TAyiorisia r
Maia moras, which 10 entered withoss
The Mcxicans wsrvepcampsa abcat
the river. Both The Americans 90
were waiting fos reiafbrcemens, =
battle was expected. - = :.,ss-
The Mexican Army left a larges
ut MatsuWrps. which i :
QUESTION 10 Zen. Tnylor's suPp'iss.
'ir,sI, destroyed large quantities y
he ;s:-es1'is ;:-es1 III ;i,o City aud ihrs% .as
river. Zen. Taylor, like tfuei az
GER, gave orders to his army mol % W
ssl article, without paying for = y
The 'citizensof Mutnmoras were Pesa
'ct business as.usual, with the eAsF
pg fiq4Drs. - : - =. -
5 Com. Conner, with e,ost Of The
zone to Pensacola TO rs6t, and ~
Orc making m attack - Vsrs W
! Tbs sseainship Ctsciapati, CsP'.
Aa's moss= and 'the May klaG!.
b Barr. The Monmoush was Y
M. .snd Tie Aagussa was agfg',.hSI
a's'es ID. .'Duy'arFtyod 90 ttZ- :hv. =
'haryed. and lsss sssin TOT ~ VIZ
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

c1we have received copy ofshs "msm'r'sl
Of Jehn Ross I'D slksn" 70 shs Gosssnnsn'' y
i Iits IN i,s prsdsessssh, bssdse " - ss''
de- II eemphinss.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

or Our hanks are rendered 10 Coils Sewer
ssd Ashlsy for Pub. Doc. in relation To Mexican
Affairs, accompanied BY the Mess Of tho President.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

t.rOur readers will find The letter Of" Arkan.
~. " in auo.hss column, to be peculiarly inter.
ssliag.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

~ b Gund On tho osN No. - sns nv Dss'~s
- /, eu,si3essd I fhvsrss Il the usurpees u
Htss ~ s..&ariiy ~ y dsash - sssess'
nsx;ee 81 ssly sani,s. tss has repeatedly si'
sr.<d dat tAs Rb Bnvo . the boundary Of
r.,,.. u.ziee nskes vav MOI upon Texas on
u. n. Gnsde. bot o. The saaie q 7ssas 10 iAs
49, - .ahe usr spoa tho vho's sssss'
Ass ~ = skra - sssvsn. % nsso-hssFsed' -
=. s.csz> shss - are ,hs seessssssss sad shst
larzips vsees juA vss TO Fecovss hss T'sh'si
As1 ~ - Sseisa ear oval Shall 10 not
x,,.rs ~ Nod -ef cur eosussymsni There
ev--and hat fsw. thank Heaven--who
.nle sseA a ia. Who style oars an unjust var.
raas s.ss Ez;ssa fss ,s.mselse. fame which
III, lann then forever in tho hearts Of Amerlean
eas-.s. Their names and acts vilI be iodsIibly
ssanped on the pase Of history as Black! The
plea that the BIO Gnnde Is not the Texan boun.
d.ry i. |. mere subbis, used BY friends Of foreign
ipiiueoee, and the enemies Of President Polk.
Tho Mexican is but a cats paw 10 the hands
Of European mooarehs to oppose tho progress ol
republican institutions II he persists in this oP-
position, he assi be ssnH ardy-)aA: " ns
desiiny Of all sseA.
Tho Mexieans, It is supposed. arc NOT unaidod.
There are whispers aioa, that high powers are
secretly operating in her favor. Europe looks on
with an interested and troubled eye, and Americn
must b. prepared. The hearts Of our gallant
country men mus, be nsrved for fsscer contest
than Mexico can alone wage. for il may yet burst
upon US. The horizon looks gloomy. and it may
be that the sole passage to the light is only to be
opened BY the sword. Lot strong hearts. free
hauds. and ardent spirits Weld ,ha,sword. There
is no doab, % to the result Of the var, Of even Z
war with the migh,ess nation on earth. Amer
ica will conquer. In the words Of tho Wash
ing,on Union then, .Wes,, no! Let US conquer
peace"
The Van Buren, Avengers, in common with
their fellow countrymen, are actuated BY the
highest, noblest impulses. They are brave, de-
,ermined young men--their pursuit is the hono'
and glory Of their country. They arc as gnllan
and high-spir,ed body Of volunteers as ever We
saw. May they be first in the front Of danger
ana among the first to be crowned with Glory
wreath. The God Of Justice 60 with oil, and X
speed their arms that vengeance shall be mee,s'
out to their perfdious foes. and our names, insti
,u,ions, and liberties be planted on the soil tha
Lea 70 the "halls Of the Montezumas."
!" To arms! to arms! ye men Of might!
Away from home, away!
The irst and foremost in the fight
Are sure TO win the day = sac
Gu! vindicats your country's fame
The sons should own o denihIess name,
To whom such sires belong"
W Col. Kearney with 800 Dragons and 1000
mounted volunteers are probably ero this on thei
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

" TIE Nathan Hale arrived at our wharf on
Mesjsy. H. bsosghs Nsw Orleans papers Of
dssss 10 mi uIt Our readsrs will find in an.
oshes column The Mex,can news.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

o5' Ths Indian App'OpsiasiOp Bill has p'''sd.
W We learn from letter received by gen.
sletpan Of this sown, that tho and Of the new
nsgimspt 70 b nisod, has been ssndercd to Capt.
wNlam Armssrosg, A bsstor mau could 90, be
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

e X1nH : IN ordinary 60s''ng order
- ~ nsisn asd osher causes have pro-
vseu1e5 tbs<si6b sssehing this place regularly for
sssesl days. Ia consequence we arc "behiod the
iiues."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

tTThe call upon .hs Sta.o for Volunteers has
essn calamity responded to: 90 in all the States.
Ahe pelat vss who should stay at hone, 20 eager
stsFs tas ctissas Of that chivalre State to vodn.
sest as the hsxisan war. 10 defend and uphold
The Aeaes o. cur coantry. - - - = =
~ D.. busIsnd, Of tho Banner, has again Isf,
Tho sdI'evial departments Of that paper. He has
beeome military man and 10 "oR for Mexico" I"
~ uhepsves biz services ere needed. We wish
The Ddssov may win many laursls. IIs did no,
5sd himsslf ran ; bed of roses" While editor. and
W hops hs nov may win needs Of praise BY
dseis a. yalns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
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