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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
VAN BUREN, SATURDAY, MAY s, 1S47.

origin Of the tpaS Tree Story-A real valley OF
death exists in Java 1t is termed the Valley of Poison
and is filled 10 considerable height with carbonic
acd which is eNhaled from crevicsc in the ground
II man or any other animal enters it, he cannot
turn and Ae is not sensible of his dagger until he cc
himself sinking under the influence of the atmospher,
which surrounds him, the carbon acid Of which II
chiefly consists, rising to the height Of eighteen feet
from the bottom Of the valley. Birds which fly mt,
tins atmosphere dr. down dead: and 4 fowl thrown
into it. dies before reaching the bottom, which is
~rcwcd with carcasscs of various animals that have
pcrshcd IN the disastrous gas,
REPORTED REVOLUTION IN MEXlCO.
Mr. h Kendall in letter to the Plea yunc, dated at
Vera Cruz March 18Th says:
Our news from the city OF Mexico. received in u
round about way, woulC prove that most sang unar
revolution-or rather series of rcvoutons-s ra ny
IN That CITY, the different parties being all by the
and lighting each other with unwonicd fcrncIty. It
IL sal that even the British Minister, Mr. BamkIcad
at Ia 1t dates. hardly dared the streets
i"r lear OF being shot by of the different
tending factions Gomez Farus has his party the
priests have their party, those favor of pea hu
party, and then there are the men, the Santa
Anna men, the Amonte men, and what not. All
was 'confuson worse confoundcd," and | can ma TX c
neither head nor tai of the different
i!rr he Tailor rcated has Customer
The fierce Ampudia tore his clothes,
Il boldly scumfrrlng from his foes.
And sworc tho laikcc Gay lor should
be bound 10 make the lattcrs good.
ga Zach dispatched flag t. say
He'd mend them all another day,
Or If tina didn't meet his view
Would even dress him DER anew.
Aud well tho Taylor kept his word,
As all his customers huvo heard;
For If, half Grcssd at PaIo Alto
The chief ran uti'-wus Zach in EuIll
lie merely baStcl him that duv,
And sercd han up at Monterey.
YANKEE DooD.E.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Can a Blind man Write a WiUl-A petition
has been presented to the Judge of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans, to set aside tho
will of the late Judge Martin, Of Louisian, on tho
ground tha. being blind, he was physically inca
pacia'ed from making an Geographic will. 1t will
be recollecled that Judge Martin bequeathed the
whole OF his estate, some half million Of dollars,
10 his brother, and that the will was stated to hay,
been comprised in four or FIVE lines,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Members Of Long Standing and Great Weight.
The united weight of seven members of the
Delaware Legislature, from Sussex county, is
1892 pounds, or 1876 pounds each; and their unit.
ed lengths AZ feet, exactly feet each. Such
members will have great weight with them in
everything they may propose. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

EARSllALL & POWELL have opened in the
" 1 III ddle bailding Of Wilson's family Grocc.
ry Store, where may at all times be found provisions
OF every kind that the country affords, and family
groceries of every description boat stores, ard all
articles usually kept in such establishments which
will be sold at the market priccs and warranted to be
Of the best qualities. Country produce of every kind
purchased for which will pay the highest mari Fl
prices. GIVE Us A CALL.
Van Barren, April 3 ls47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
{ VOLUME 6-NO. II
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s. OO (
New Post Office Regulations.

We give 10 our readers the portion of the new
regulations. adopted under the late acts. of Con.
gress, in which they are mostly interested.
l. All deputy pos,mas,crs nrc authorized 10
send free, through the mails, all letters and pack.
ages not weighing over two ounces. which they
may have occasion 10 write send, relating 10
the business of their olices or of tho Post Oifico
Depart tnent, endorsing thereon "post office busi-
ness. and signing their names thereto. And
those whose compensation do not exceed $500
for the year ending the 30Ih of June, 1916, NAV
also send free, through the mails letters written
by themselves, and receive free all written CON.
munIcations. on their own private business, not
weighing over one half ounce.
>. Persons entitled 10 the privilege of fraakiry
should endorse on all letters packages weighing
under two ounces '.free," and sign the same de-
signaling the office they iIl.
!. All newspapers Transmitted through tho
mails will hereafter be rated with postage, except
exchange papers between the publishers of news.
papers, and those franked by persons enloving
'he privilege; and contractors NAV take news.
papers out Of the mails for sale or distribution
among subscribers.
= Transient newspapers, or those no, sen:
from the Office Of publication 10 subscribers. hand.
bills or circular letters, printed or Autographed.
not exceeding ono sheet in size. will pay 3 cents.
upon delivery at the office and before thew aro
put in tho mails, and all such will be charged by
deputy posmastcrs as prepaid matter in the woy-
bills and upon their accounts of mails sentSnnd
stamped or marked 'pad' with the name of the
oiiicesfrom which sent.
IL. Letters, newspapers and packages not OK.
cced'ng one ounce in weight, addressed 10 nnv
oilcer, musician, or private in the army of the
United States, in Mexico, or n! any post or place
on the frontier Of the United States borderipe on
Mexico, will pass free in the mails. Each letter
so addressed should specify aner tho ma me ofiaey
person 'beIonging to the army" The INV wiH
continue in force during the war with Mexico
and for three months after its ,ermina,i,n ' -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

FarereN to Romance.--An English paper states
that the far-mamed Gre,na is on the direct route
Of the recently opened Lancaster and Carlisle
railway; and that, the electric telegraph should
be established on the same limo, e'oPements will
become almost mpracticabis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Miss Martineau is in Cairo, and will shortly
commence her tour in Upper Egypt. Perhaps
she desires 10 complete her hydrophu,c expert
ments at the source Of the Nile.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

BOOKS!! BOOhS!!!
IFOOPERS Naval History.
i Meals History of the Puritans
Life of Paul Jones.
MarshalI's Washington.
Bourrenne's Napolcun.
Grmshaw's United States.
Says Political tconomy.
Walkers Anthropological Works
Gombe the Constitution of Man.
Mills Crusadcs and Chiyalry.
Presidents Messages.
Stcrnc's Works
Pocket Maps of Tcxas, Oregon, and California
School Books and Slatiocry
Forsale by WALLACE& WARD.
Aug. Goth lSl 7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

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Mm mGrMs
in ~ uersunu 'TpENn
n E
n economy uA AyIoyN Mr
Ng gelAm offIv,
~ ~ Mf is lam, fort eny
soldier who sn bring emuusana
and
! N
III,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
$4,000.

opened, an invoice Of ten tbor.,l ,-,,-
tseasonable Dry Goods, purchased .xnaI u1l'srs =
n.rado. consisting of blankets, aannei. .o'
a1hnets, jeans, prints, stripes, and aha uiI Sei
1e'cIiPtion of goods, suited to the coun,s, anG I
E., HENRY e. CUNNINGuAw
lth, 1886. 80. AM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Nrc4He Ca"Se Of QuarrcHiag.-Th effects
OF oplatrs, perfumes, and narcotics have been
made the SUBJECT OF late scientific work, and The
following case OF The effects Of hrnJane (of which
beware Oh spousesD is cited for illustrations: "a
married couple. who, every where else, lived in
perfect harmony, and could nol without co,nipu
10 blows, remain few hours in their ordinarT
work room. The room got credit for being be.
"'Ichcd, until the cause Of these daily quarrcls
about which the unfortunate par were seriously
concrrcd, "as discovered. considcrabie
quantt! of sceIS al Aen5ane uere jouna unley. lhe
store, and with the removal of the substance
which emitted tins umiurlunalc . Io-, all tsndercy
10 qua, ri rumguiShcd!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
COMMISSIONS.

!. On the amount of letter postage, not sxcesds
iAg SlOo IN one year, 40 per cent. tR--s
=. On any sum between 500 and S4OO !, uny
year, 33I per cent.
3. On any sum between S4OO and 81, 400 in
year. 30 per cent.
4. On any sum over 81 400 in a year loI
per cent.
.. On the amount of letters and packets re.
celvcd for distribution at offices designated by
the Postmaster General for that purpose, per
cent.
w The term letter postage includes in eost-
ages received, except those which arise from
newspapers sent from the offices of the publishers
~ suuSC'!oCIH, "au PsHItEogs hIa,,a a1IIus
so that all prepaid postage upon transient pa
pers, hand bills, and circulars, printed or litho-
graphed, will 10 treated as letter postage in tho
settlement Of accounts Of postmasters.
u. On all sums arising from the postage on
newspapers, magazines, and pamphlets, SO per
cent.
7. As the accounts Of postmasters have 10 be
settled quarterly, and their commissions allowed
for that time, the postmasters will credit Them.
selves with 4o per cent. upon the first twenty
five do liars received in the quarter, and for nnv
sum bctw twenty five dollars and one hundred
dollars in the quarter, at the rate Of 33I Der
cent: and upon any sum between one hundred
and six hundred dollars received in the quarter.
30 per centum; and on any sum over six hundred
dollars received in the quarter, at the rate of l2I
per cent.
). The commission accounts will bc settled ,s
heretofore, except that tho annual compensation,
to which posImasters are limited, will be cor. suited
for the fiscal year commencing the lst July, and
ending the Both Of June, and in due proportion
for any period less than year.
.. No other allowance can be made TO roat.
masters except box-rcnts TO an amount not e,
ceedns $1,000 per .annum, and the surplus OF
such receipts may be apPled TO the expenses of
the Office, under the direction of the Postmaster
General. The emolument or box rent account
must be accounted for regularly l., the quarterly
returns, and for the same quarter as other pro-
ceeds of the office.
10. Postmasters IN their returns for the present
quarter, ending the 3lst of March, lS47, will nd.
Just their accounts according 10 the above allow
anCe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

One CT the Paris journals contains the fol5w.
ing anecdote:
"lhe Theft Of an Apotheosis.--During the past
year, when the engouement for the Iowa Indians
was al It's height, the wife of the chief, Little
Wolf, and slster-in law of Coming Rain, died,
and subscription was at once taken, to bury her.
Some philanthropst having volunteered to receive
the funds, l3OOf. were at once collected. NJ. Pc
rault was ordered TO prepare suitable monument,
and the whole affair having been seized on by the
owsPaPers, soon acquired notorcty. Catlin made
much capitol of it, and the death and its record
we're tho subject Of many of his philosophical In.
dnn harangues Having been a nine days won
der, the statute was taken for granted to have
been placed over the grave and was forgotten.
But the statute is at the studio of NJ. Perauit, and
over the grave Of the Indian exile is u simple
slab. on which are cul these fow words-.To his
lFifc-LITrLE WoLF.'"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

WAX Dolls, David's lndebe Ink, BaiIy :
" do. do, Music Paper, Guita and Violin
strings Water Colors, Gold and Silver Leaf,
Blue, Black. and Red Ink, Quis, Steel Pens,
various colors Sealing Wax, Perfumery of the
finest quality, Aromatic Salts. all colors of Note,
Letter, and Writing Paper, Essential Oils, Olto
of Roses, Shaving, Teeth, Nail, Infant, Paint and
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Of the mos. approved
kinds, for sale by
w. II. & M. MAYERS, Druggists
Fort Smith, Jan. llth. lS47. so.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

4 &ccl Eing.--'rhc grand feature in the crit.
ir" Constitution which the King Of Prussia has
gwen 70 lis people. is ihc organization of all the
no, inrrn girS IS y Cunur.ss or urrinn, II Ia. .--
.hturc, "'tl power 10 regulate taxation indcpcn.
dent q! the King.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
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= AVE received per Steamer iaz,o Ciy Rcl:alc,
Nathan lla!e and Arkansas A"j, and store,
e Stock OF McrcAaMu.>e Su.t-G to the trade o
III the fo!Iomlmg Is lIIt:
iu sie CGovr!ics.
Bags Rio and Lag ira Coffee
ls.lhds New Orleans Sugar
ia bbis tnoiasses
IN bags salt
d 5srrels and holf .rrrs Cna.nnn.! rAisGey
as,ipe Holland gin
iH.' Cognllc brady
ihg :" old ,tl'l!lu' biJ"!y
; 13bls AmericDn a.
tF. Tafnrrs o,I
ost.s --Linsc.,l d.
H'ls. Spirit turp"n'ine
d. .cgs Dap, ,nl- ..Ilt powder
lfhs. bar lead
CO ohampaignc Madeira and claret Wine cham
cider, French and American cordials, brandy
les, brandy truItr, css. peppermint, cloves, Gin
' %. Stoug ltpn and VINE bIttcrs, lemon syrup, to
,catsup. pickles. pepper sauce; sperm starr anc
" candles, Imperial l'In powder, Young II ysor
black Teas, vinegar, chocpIatc, almonds, raisons
es, currants sardIncs; crackers, allspjcc pepper
pr, alum, SAT- peter, rice, saerdtus, mustard, bo
a Birthstone indigo, maddcr, coppcras, chalk, viii
l spanish brown, white, black and red lead. lith
u soap. Starch japan and copal yarnish, Lcttwick
!" q and saunders tobacco, manila rope, bed cord
plough lines, c:sars, matches, pipes, backing
ted buckets, tubs, kcecrs churns, brooms, mat
4 20, juss. d'n Johns, maekcTel, window glass, 4 C
" sr Dry Goods.
y pairs vii tc, blue and green blankets
D Ps prints. ii great variety OF patterns
l. haIes3.1 IS ii brown domestic
- b1eac he'd shcctng
u ~ Mar Jpro and Indian stripes
bed licking
}. baims cottonades, blue drills, brown do apron
sk {psua burgs, blue and scarlet stroudng, kent'y
10. Natincts wooen and cotton siawls, Prussian do
a ND silk hdifs. nankns, flax, silk, and spool
u 1fcad, wurstcd binding, coat and panta loon
ri Ikperr do. needles, turkey red scarlet yarns,
<on SC,
On. Steel, Hardware and Cutlery.
ass ortcd sizes) American, English blister, CT
Cast steel, castings, (assortcd) wagon boxes,
Sizes nails, bellows, anvils, vices, screw
mmers, spades, shovels, hoes, rakes, log and
ins, a tcs, mill, cross-cut and hand saws, pa
bees, s.eelyards, strap and butt hinges, screws,
chisels, gimlels, pad locks, files, and rasps.
copper kettles. tea-kettles, knives and forks,
hives, frying pans, steel mills, shovel and
rry combs, shoe and butcher knives. razors,
and shears sifters, cotton and wool cards,
mills, gun hints, percussion caps, shot, fish
wlS grublng hoes, we'll buckts, &c
Hats, Boots and shoes.
pxes cashmere, neutria, bevor, wool, pearl
u sporting hats, palm do.
ases shoes, kip and calf brogans, womens
and calf brogans, mems slippers, womens
procco shoes, youths and boys do,
IS boots-fno calf and morocco boots, kid
uihS do.
Saddlery.
emen and ladies' saddles, brides, martin.
rcIn,gles. girlhs, whips, horse collars, blind
N and saddIe.bags.
Queensware.
anu sousers, pitchers, IA great variety
wash bowles, dishes, to mblers. decanters.
asks, jars, chambers, &c. &c.
Buren. Aug. l, ls46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Poor ldnEccs.-ln England, the Yankees are
rldlcued with the name of EnmpLins. An Eng
lIsh lady, OH Il tour through the northern parts
OF this country, passed Il field Of purnpl ms, anx.
lousv " hat they were. Her companion rcnipd
tina; they we're pampkins. "luIburous wrclchcs!"
exclaimed the lady, installing The name Of the
fruit for WmJkinS, 10 bury their natives wi,h
their heads Ut Of the ground!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Citadel, Monterey, FEB. Id have jus, heard
Of brilliant exploit, of which | hasten to give
you the news. A few days ago, ninety Of tho
Arkansas mounted men encountered and van
ouished two hundred Of the enemy's cavalry, Of
whom they killed sixteen and took thirty prison
ers, having only two Of their own wounded.
Feb. l5.-The Arkansas cavalry have had a
man assassinated by the Mexicans. They went
to rancho. and finding the clothes of the ma n
upon Mexican, commenced on HIM, and. before
they got through, killed, it is said. 81 of them
Boston Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

0~FThe following beautiful sentiment, was
clipped from the Boston Post, ouch as might be
expected from the patriotic editor of that print.
The paths Of glory Iead but 10 the grare.-Adj,.
Lincoln, of Gen. TayIor's staff, killed in the bat
Ito of BonavIsla, was George 5. Lincoln, son Of
Gov. Levi Lincoln, Of w orccs.cr. Lit. Col. Clay,
who has also laid down his life for bis country,
was son of Henry Clay, of Kentucky. Col.
}. J. Hardin, the Illinois regiment, was form.
erIy member Of congress, and related to Mr.. Clay
by marriage. Capt. Zabriskie, Il gallant Pole,
had served with Napoleon. Col. Yell, Of Arkan.
sas. resigned his seat in congress to Ike part in
the contest in which he has met an early grave.
the memory Of these, and Of all the brave mon
WHO have ia len, shall be cherished in our history,
and Il grateful nation symPathisos with their rel.
atives, the bitterness of whose regrets will be
soothed by patriotic remembrances.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Ecr. J. n. .NuNL -Wo find tho following in
the last number Of the Nrw York Tribune:
Rev. }. \. Matft. .hc wrIl-hnown clergyman,
beng on Monday evening about I contract n
marriage al Brooklyn with young lady of eigh-
teen, whose acquaintance he had formed but
short time before. Il mob Of something less than
thousand persons assembled in front Of the
house with gongs, cnI-caliS, old kettles. and all
conceivable Instruments Of noise, for tho purpose
Of annoying tho parties. They also built bon
fires for the same end They kept up this out
rageous proceeding ill after one o'clock at night,
without any other Interference on the par! Of the
authorities than the reading of the rio, act by the
Mayor, who happened to be one of The wedding
guests. The marrlase ceremony was performcd
Notwithstanding.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Pay Of Artillery and In
fantry Soldiers. and ofPay of DRAGooNs and RI
! DRAGooNs and RlFLEMEN' 'FLEMEN when Dounfed
,chen Se,ring foot.
Pay.rer Pay peI'Pay for Pay per.'ay pei Pay for
month. annum. ) years. month. ianuun. Five years.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

LabOr in RAIN Next 10 searching for the
philosopher stone, the elixir Of everlasting youth
the quadm,urc of the circle, and Ihc perpetual
motion, the most PltIabIo case Of labor, msdrcclcd
we ever heard Of IS that OF I scientific gentleman
in New York, who has spent some years dssec,-
Ing aud unniyzing spiders and silk worms, in
hopes 10 discover u chemIct,! way 10 make silk.
Er"h m9c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

'l'on't make bridge Of my nos",' ns the buI.
locks head sald when i! was frozen in tho ice.
and lho boy skalcl over i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Dollars. Dollars Dollars. Dollars. Dollars Dollars
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Tho new Pope is decidedly Il character. He
has issued directions 10 have the Pontiue ma shes
hralncd, with view To the cultivation of .icc.
On ihe occasion Of the tl, ctIon Of new Colonel
of ihc Roman Civic Euar,i. his Holiness inquired
If there was any objection to his becoming u can
dIdate for the Office Captain Cncciari to whom
the question was referred. replied that There was
not and tic result was. that Pope Plus Ninth is
Colonel Ola regiment Of his Cwn troops, and may
possibly leave off, on som. review day. his triple
crown, 10 mount Il cooked hat and feather.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

hitting, neatly cxecu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

A man IN flttsCurg the other day complained
at the police office, that his wife had stolen forty
dollars from his trunk. The fair delinquent ac.
knowIcJgcd the taking, but argued she was eut-
tied to half her husbands moncy--thoro was
$50 IN the trunk aud sho took $40 The affair
was settled by the return Of $50, tho wife keep
ing $ 10 for pin money.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

The slHty-tourth annual tomI cnllon Of the
New Jersey Episcopal Church VII be held IN
Burlington, May 2G!h.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

C"pHal Pnnt%hmsni.--Thc Penn. House o.
Representatives has rejected bill 10 abolish cap
ItuI punishment.
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ben Sremoen pom GSafo biz sur Subloble
mefenb,
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n2(ber etspo6 roi6, penn ib bitten
oorf," lu9te oer Gombour, itsQte iib Dor
Den Spie9el, ieste ieinen Gjofo 5urdef,
orebte feline Seitenlofen uno trdllerte iei.
nen ejeblin96morlb. yDie Morquiie
miro iib nibt meni9 freuen, tpenn lte mel:
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oiener sur Mor4uiIe, oim Soriool 1T Elm
Mann, Der Sic gu ipre6en lpuni9t."
$50 frub lbon--ib bin ia noCb nitbt
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