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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18


f,,e;on terr;torv. Is not this friendly response
to the exorbitant demands of Abolitionism, which
is now rearing its reasonable head -ie such
threatening altitude in the North lhe Adolf
tonists saw we shall not add more sfape territory
and that no more territory shall be added Tor the
propagation of slarery. Mr.. Clay says we 90 hot
want more territory for the propagation OF sfare'
~. Wilmot, in his resolution, provides that no
slares shall be carried into any Territory that may
be acquired of Merico and Mr.. Clny,In his re-
solutions discIainis any wish 10 carry slares rom
the United States into any foreign terr'fory.--
What is the difference?
On another occasion will show why no
Southern man, whg or democrat, can favor the
:. Resolutions or the "Provlso;' they are twin
| brothers.
Many, very many, of our whg brethren will
| weld an implicit obedience to this manifesto, un-
rehectingly upon its first appearance; but we be-
lieve that when they come to take sides on thes
sue rendered to them they will flock to the side OF
their country, upon the war question, where pa
! trotsm bids and upon that most dangerous OF
s all quesIons--of sovery-tney VIII be found
sta nding by the institutions of the South. which
are guaranteed to by the Federal Constitution.
INFAMoUs.-Be!ow is an extract from paper
published in Connecticut, near where the, fam y
:, of the brave and lamented Col. Ransom resides
Such infamous and tory sentiments are uttered in
a spirit of opposition to the administration, the
persons utering them forget that while SO doing
they utter black treason to their country and tha
those precious paragraphs taken up and pu
bished in Mexican papers, in Justification of thei
. barbarous assassnations of the wounded on tn,
battle field.
Il "Among the killed, in the recent bnitle efor
: the city of Mexico, is Col. Ransom OF the New
England regiment. He took his sword in an un
! righteous cause, and has perished by the sword
t We regret his death only ,ce regret homicide,
. Yhose career Of blood is arrested by fhe gazlous
in an ing1oricasi siassgAssssiouso ssAss he has perisAe
g are to be sacrificed in this internal acar whic
r our government is waging for the extension O
slavery. we prefer should be those officers rahe
i; Than privates-of the intelligent dupers rathe
i. than the ignorant duped.''
,t LIGHT IN THE METRoPoLIs.-The Washingto
= Union. of the 26th ul, says the great lantern
n the top of ehe Capitol was lighted up again 10
% night with additional burners. The night wa
= sufficiently dark for the experiment and we ar
l. happy to state that the effect on the Capitol sqdar
e and the surrounding scenery was very fine. Tn
: area in front was beautifully illuminated,
IS light was softer and more delicate even than III
It moonshne. Some burners also lighted u
b near and around the Capitol which contributed t
o the effect produced by the lofty lantern, which il
l'--ntaasod or ho-o tho dome.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

***The polite officers of the Alert, will please
accept thanks for late New ORLEANS papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

GOur friend George H-says the best
way te rander mnsnpetQes noncombatitive is to
ca'ch 'hem ana crap Off their bills. He can take
the knife.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

GIVE are informed that committee waited on
the Rev. Mr.. Marshall for copy of his Thanks
giving Sermon; and that it will be furnished us
next week. for publication.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

**Gen. Taylor left New Orleans, for his plan
tation, on Sunday, the 5th inst. -
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0EThroush the Politeness of Capt. Wood, of
thu 18th Infantry, we have been furnished with
the proceedings of General Court martial, held
in the city Of Mexico, before which Mai. B. l.. E.
BONNEVILLE, of the 9th Infantry, was IrIeo rou
" misbehaviof before the enemy" He was found
guilty of the charge, the court understanding it
10 mean " only want of due exertion and activi-
ty;" and he was sentenced 10 be admonished.
Maj. B. is well known to our citizens and has
always been regarded brave and excellent officer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

10 Istoveall has made the astonishing discovery
that-Fleas are not Lobsters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

OrCapt. Turner of the Santa Fe, will please
accept our acknowledgements for late papers
He never forgets us, when down the river. II
will also be seen by the advertisement of the Packet
Company, in our paper of to-day, that the Santa
Fs will ply weekly between Little Rock and this
place, arriving at Van Buren every week, be-
ing. CaPf "a r. informs us that his expectations
will be to reach here in time for the Fayetteville
Stage on Wednesday. and leave always on Thurs
day or Friday. We are highly pleased at this r
rangment. 1t will suit our friends in the north.
counties.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

"" Union IS not always strength" as Davy
on'elds said when he saw a certain grocer i'm our
town, mixing bis whisky with wafer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

REASONS SUFFicIENr.-The Jonesboro' Whie,
eo,'ed oy the Reverend Doctor BrownIough. the
hgn'ing Parson, contains the following notice,
winch we think must be very satisfactory to all
concerned:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Woop.-Our country subscribers, who are ow
ing US, will please bring US few loads of good
dry, uood.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

W Trend writes US about a giH who went
Out and and married returned Volunteer, while
her beau was waiting for her in the church.
very irregular proceeding.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

0TOur acknowledgements are due to the polite
officers of the ". III. Day for late papers, also
to Capt Kendall of the p. II. White /" for the
same.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

OF" MHsf0ng," the spirited correspondent of
the N. o. Delta, is JAMES L. FRAZIER, a private
in the Texas Rangers" Mr. F.. Is native of
Hagerstown, Md, and printer by professIoc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

AS far as heard from. 33 counties have appointed
delegates, casting 81 votes, and instructed, to
vote follows: For Governor. for Drew 19; for
Faulkner Il fer Biscoe for Thornton g. for Roane g.;
uninstructed 90.
For Congress- fol!ows for Johnson 26; for Wilson
I3 for Oldham 10; uninstructed 8.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

FLouR.-We were shown, on yesterday, a sam
pie of flour from Smiths Mills, near Bentonville,
which we heard excellent judges pronounce as a
superior article-ranking with any that comes TO
This ma rk ct
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Tie Rirer is IN navigabe condition Ter small
boats. The VIM. III. Day, Amulet and P. Fl.
White have AL been up during the past week and
have returned down the river. The Santa Fe ar.
rived from Little Rock on Wednesday and return.
ed the next day. The Alert arrived yesterday,
and will return down the river to-day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

TERMS.-If paid within three months after sub
scrihing. 81 So At any time, thereafter, SO per
mum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

6TAi' women are good--good for something
or coed for nothipg'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Horse-radish is an EXCELLENT remedy ,for
hoa rsene''s cough sore-hroat, and all diseases Of
ste lungs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Iorwarn an persons fromstrading withsmy
wife " HannaA Ehsa Ma6ays, formerly Hannah.
=. McCail') on my account ve having sepa rated
oy reason OF her having had . child, six weeks,
ana lour DAYS after our marriage, which sbssa tsl
Is NOT m.ne' Therefore will pay no debfs1bf her
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

oTfnscaloosa has ceased to be the capita. Of
Alabama, the seat of government has been re.
moved -tos Montgomery.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

0TMessrs. W. FL. d III. Mayors, Of Ft. Smith,
will please receive thanks for their very
acceptable present of copy of "Landreth's
Rural Register and Almanac for lS4S.' Every
farmer and gardener ought to call at Mayors and
procure a copy of this valuable book.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
Reception of Gen. TAYLOR at New Orleans

05Proud men hate one another. So do fools.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

The UNION MAGAzINE-or Literature of Art, >
for December, came to hand last Monday. This
number we'll sustains the high reputation of the
'Union," the fine collection of Literary matter
here found in the pages of this number will COM
pensate for years subscription. The embelIish-
ments are truly fine, spirited engraving, and We
arc at loss upon which TO pass the most favora.
BE opinion ''My Child, give me but my Chid,'
pFchphYffes:S chphf S Stems in R"in = ho'"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

V-The notorious Madanss ResieIl hus been
sentenced to tho Pcnisen,iary for ono yeafs
ought to have boon ten.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

The You've PEOPLES M1RRoR.-By the last mail
we received the first number of this new publica-
tion. published by E. Walker, ID Fulton Street,
New York City. 1t will be devoted to the inte-
rests of Youth; aud will be reflector of every
description of useful knowledge. 1t is a we'll exc
cuted sheet, and is richly stored with fine litera.
lure and handsome embellishments. Terms-ff
ty-cents per annum, or five copies for tco dollars
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

W Jen. Quitmam will hayo command OF tho
Column OF American troops, in the valley Of Inc
MO 1rande, when Gen. Taylor leaves on fur
'ough; he, being tho mex, ranking officer.
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Real Estate Market,

Rehn0Ued TO ll2 Br0GdlCGy, front room, I'd story,
La EXPRESS BUILDING. -
sTHaA A LII PERSONS who wish to learn where Gin
1.sA N they can purchase good FARMS at lou Jill.
prices in pleasant and healthy climate Of easy access and
convenient to market-or who choose buy New LANDS
Of the Uery first quality, in the desirable locations
less than half the Government pricesor any who want
buy Water Power, with Mills Manufactures Pine
Timber; Coal and Iron Mines in short Real Estate,
any description, situated in any part of country, will
please address to US request, and will furnish them
with copy The American Real Estate Advertiser con-
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for sale,
with the locations and prices annexed Should more par
uar information he desired by enclosing fee offs they
will command our services.
As specimen of the bargains which Offer take the
following:
|. Farm in Prince William County, Virginia, miles
Brentvle the county seat and about 80 miles from Wash
ington CITY, containing 1917 acres The land productive;
600 in valuable TIMBER the balance in cultivatoR
with a Dwelling house, and other improvements There
is good market for the timber al Occoguan Situated be-
the of North and South, the climate pre-
csey that which every should, if practicable select,
for the health and comfort Of mis- family, and Tor his
prosperity agrculturist. The only objection which
any raised against purchasing this FARM has been
the price, is low that they conclude the title
be bad that something must be the matter with
it. We will however give the purchaser guarantee that
all is right, for two dollars an acre
We have many Farms in the region.
For NEW LANDS of The best quality, in New York;
Penns lvana Virginia. and Missouri, ask Fifty Cents
acre-n Tennessee TwentyfUe cents an acre. These
lands in Tennessee situated in Perry West Tennes
see The navgabe of the Tennessee River and
there better lands finer climate in the U States.
In Lawrence Co., OhiO have 220 acres of land, with
nexhaustibe wnter power, Symmes Creek at the
great FALLS miles from the Ohio river, in the great Iron
and Coal region of the south Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour Mill, Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses, &c &c. This is unquestionaby one of the most
valuable locations tor building Manufacturing City which
she West afiords-Price $4,000.
We have large OF Pine Timber Lands, an Iron
Coal Lands in several States. at prices differing very little
from free gin, and such accommodating terms, that
enterprsng may themselves prhlLely for
in a short time.
The quantity of Real Estate which have for SALE is
almost unlimited We purchasers Those who want
purchase to themselves and their posteriy
heaIhfu pleasant and happy home, will do well to
and For furhe particulars inquire ofJOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worceste., or of A. BUFFUM Il CO.,
MAY rs. # Nee0 York.
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EwelI's Medical Companion.

TENTH EDIITON.
T. e. s. co. will also publish this spring The
MEDICAL COMPANION, Family Physician treating of
the Diseases of the United States with their symptoms,
causes, cure and means of prevention: in
Surgery fractures, dislocations, Sc. the Management
and Diseases of Women and Children. dspensaory for
for preparing Family Medicines and Glossary explaining
technical TERMS To which added, brief Anatomy
and Physiology of the Human Body, showing rational
principles, the and of Diseases Essay on
Hygiene, the art OF Preserving Health without the aid
OF Medicine American Matera Meica, pointing out
the virtues and doses of our Medicinal Plants Also the
Nurses Guide. BY JAMES EWELL, Physician in WASH
ingtOn, formerly OF Savannah. The Tenth Edition. revised
enlarged, and very considerably improved embracing
Treatise on Hydropahy, Homeopathy, and the Chrome
thermal System.
u Booksellers and others purchasing Books invited
to call and examine Stock before purchasing elsewhere
they will find il extensive than that OF any other
establishment in the Country, and will sell at the low
est T, G.. & co.
Philadelphia, March 8, Is47. dlaw&w5t
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.

A NEW GRAMMAR of the English Language by JO-
N SEPH R. CHANDLER, Esq, Editor of the United
States Gazette. Price thirty-eight Cents.g
This work in the hands of the stereotyper, and
will be issued by the subscribers in the month of April
next II is plain, familiar, but thorough exposition Ct:
English Grammar adapted to the present condition of
anguase and the of the Schools this country,
is designed to discuss the subject with the teach
er, but to enable him communicate know
ledge of it with facility his pupils. Those who are &C
quanted with Mr. Chandler either personally, through
his widely circulated and important Journal will hest
admit that it would be difficult to find person
better suited the task of preparing such trease and
that it may be expected be standard work in its
depart ment be Of eminent service the of edu
cation and reflect honor the school literature of
America. THOMAS, COWPERTHWAlF & CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
March g. I947. 253 Market ST., PHILADELPHIA
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STEAM GRIST MILL.

II HE subscriber having purchased of WILLIAM WHIT
NEY, OF Orange undivided half of the right of using
and vending PLATTS PATENT PORTABLE GRlST
MILL in the town Worcester would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of this place and vicinity that they have
in operation at HEYWOOD'S STEAM MILL ON
CENTRAL STREET. two of the above Mills, and one of
Beal q Hales Improved Patent CORN CRACKERS,
they prepared to grind ORDER and in the
manner, all kinds Of grain.
N. b. Particular attention paid to permanent custo
mers when there is scarcity of water.
o The undersigned is also authorized BY Mr. Whitney
sell the right OF using the above Mills in the State Of
Massachusetts, southern part of New Hampshire
part of New York; part of Connecticut and
of Rhode Island.
He also authorized effect the sale of Bea Hales
Patent Corn Crackers REUBEN BEMlS.
Worcester, Feb IL.
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LADIES OF WORCESTER,

I'M H. DAYTON presents his respects to the
n residents Of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
Il cir attention TO his NEW SALOON fitted with the Ut
mud taste expressly tor their Accommodation
OYSTERS served In any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES, CAKE, &C served in separate apartments
H. II d. intends conducting his Establishment in STYLE
suitable the wants Of the put lie and asks that they may
ta' or him with their patronage
IF Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake; Parties
Balls. &C., with ICE CREAM.
H.. II. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK
First Store north Of the Peoples
Worcester, Dec 81. dwtf
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Factory for Sale,

a, VVuE PHILLIPsTON COTTON FACTORY, Sc
A.. l. by 49, three stories high and atlic-twenty
.ls@gL Looms aud full supply of machinery for them
The Factory Wheel, Shalng and Machinery all in
good order and will be sold very liberal terms
price time of payment and 1000 of The payment may
he made in manufacturing, if desired Possession forth
with T wo or three DWELLING HOUSES will be sold
with it, and the purchaser may take the Factory with
without the machinery. II sold in few days il will
De rented or let to contract or shares.
Apply to the Hon. JASON GoULDING; PARSONS & MED
omcRoFT, OF Phillipston, or the subscriber
Holden March 20. dw3t SAMUEL DAMON.
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NOTICE.

VIE subscribers, under the firm Of PRICE e. HART
WELL, having leased the Room in Heywoods 6uiIi-
ing Centro street. heretofore occupied by Geo G. Taft
Copying Press Manufacturer, would respectfully inform
BlNG In the Maehinist hne, IRON PLANNING included,
at short notice CHARLES Il. PRICE,
~ sAM'L N. HARTWELL.
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The Wachusett House to Let.

"A C,IlUATED in the centre of the town of Prince
sTA - ton and from its elevated situation, is much
Lsssl sorted to in summer board well by
silent the mountain. The buildings are in toer
able repair; and good Farm of 80 Will be rented
with the place Possession given April lst For further
particulars please inquire of WARD N. BOYLSTON.
Primo eton, March 8. d4twti 10
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Tannerv for Sale or to Rent.

=. TVNHE large TANNERY In Princeton, containing
<A So Watts, q Of them under cover, the tan house
stories high 100 Il. by &c. with ell l6 by 20,
with steam engine OF horse power, all in excellent repair
stream Of water passes DIRECTLY by and il is one OF the
best embellishments ofthe kind In Worcester County
Also for SALE or TO RENT, near the Tannery small
House with Barn and ont buildings There two acres
of land with the Tannery and more may be had il desired
Said nroperty is situated about half mile south Of the
Meeting Ilonses m Princeton. Terms LIBERAL Inquire of
the subscriber. JAIob W. WAlSON,
prinreton Peb 49, 4w7s
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GIBBS'S HOTEL,

BAT Broadway. (corner Of Leonard So NeWY oTk.
His Establishment (;ormerly known The
M,fA | ATHENAEUN lIorEL) having undergone com
.lA plete change in its internal management is now ht
ted up for the accommodation OF Families private Gentle
men ard the travelling public. II is the intention OF the
Proprietor to make this Of the most comfortable as
well ms agreeable Hotels in the City Of New York, and no
mains will be SHARED on his part to the wishes and
expectations OF his guess-hoping thereby to receive
liaera share OF the public patronage. A. GIBBS.
Nm y ork March & lS47. yw9
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$25 REWARD.

INHE POCKET BOOK OF the subscriber was stolen ron
his pocket this morning, Tuesday, March SSd' wne
riding in the between Grafton and worcester, sup:
posed to have been taken by young man - IS
Vest, BLACK Pants. The money was mostly ~ psy y
New Hampshire Banks -four S2O's, two SlOs, hve SOS
besides others of smaller denominations amounting 70
ever $3.50 The above reward will be paid on the return
of the Pocket Book and money, or on cSnycon ~ s
thief. 6AbON NJ n4'NAA
X, Westboroush, March 20, 1871
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nagnaraotvpes for One Dollar.

DETER LIKEN Es5Es than can be Obtained at any
ID other place in Worcester, may be had at the low price
of ONE DOLLAR, and neatly put up In handsome Mo-
rocco Case, al NO. 8, UNDER BRlNLEY HALL. The
late improvements which have made In this art, will
enable me 10 take the finest and best pictures which this
beautiful art can produce. 4@
Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish superior Lkenesses,
will find IL for their interest call 1 Don't forget the
place, No. Q, under BriRtey Hall.
Daguereotype Artists wishing TO learn my new method
VIII End the terms decidedly reasonable
Worcester, March y
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TIE PROJECTIONS ms. 90.

UWce NO. 5, Exchange BNl7dangS Nortk Of TIL
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature
1 Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AMI
ing Fare and Marine Insurance. and has the power Of in
ereasing its Capital to Halt Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents and all ether nsuraba
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates 81
premium offered low those of any other similar
institutions, and every has opportunity for raina
Sum to protect himself against the ravages this estru
ton element The course the Office pursnes in ransacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment of osseq
Is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire, in Worcester Vicinity are referred y
further particulars to ISAAC DAVIS Esq., at his Office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CoNNE2 Sec,v
hartiord, july II, 1874 lv
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CONSOLATION FOR RUMSELLERS!


TUE undersigned having made copartnershp ar
Il engagements for the purpose will week, with aeav
type thrOuehout,-heW emblematc Iead,-gredter uuan
ty OF matter In its with many other improve
ments, commence nelO, aud the ftth volume of the
MASSACHUSETTS, CATARACT.
&
WORCESTER COUNTY WATERFALL
large temperance Journal,-J. w. GoopgIcH, EDIToR
as beore-pnblishei weekly Worcester 10 be so de-
voted to Total Abstinence, Morals, Education Literature
Mechanic Arts, Agriculture, Horticulture News OF the
day. and General Intelligence, make il suitable and
valuable companion for every family circle Ii will be
strictly neutral IN politics and religion, and will go,
mas Tor the last four years gone, faithful fearless
against Alcohol with the weapons OF "moral suasion''
acne Tor the drankard and moral and legal suason
0med" Tor the drunkard maker,-and will pour out its re-
ormatory in aid al the teetoal associations Of
worcester Worcester County, Massachusetts, the Union
and the World.
" The terms will be they have been-ony 81 per
annum for copy$5 for coplesand $50 for rs coples
paid within the first months Now the time for
subscribers TO send in their volume. If
tseiOtaers don't support the tsstOGi Press ieho will
JESSIE w. GooDRIcHl
DANFoRTH BRowN
Worc sister, March II, lS47 4w