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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Tie Elhgy RWrners.

The last Ohio Repository contains a
communication from 0, p. Stidger, ac-
co%mpanied by several written statements
Of other persons, which show conclusive
ly that II of the getters up of this con
temptible affair in Mexico was Theodore
Gibbons, and that he is all that he is rep.
resented to be.
Will the Eagle be so good as to give
tho name fthat "worthy volunteer" who
confesscs that no participated in this Of
fair? We would like to know him, who
acknowledges himselfto be a companion
of Theodore Gibbons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Loco.Democratio County Convention.
Battle of The Hards and Sofs-Hards Defeated
Guns Spiked.

A scene unparalleled richness took
place at the Court House on Saturday.
The hards and softs were met together in
solemn conclave for the purpose Of nomi-
mating a county ticket for the fall election.
When hard meets soft then comes the
tug of war, always. The hard shook
their frsts red with the blood ofbutchered
banks. The softs Unanswered with con-
summate generalship and succeeded in
%out-1anking the hards, who stood their
ground with considerable bravery and
determination, but finally gave way and
suffered about as thorough a defeat as did
Folks friend Santa Anna at Buena Wis
ia. The number of dead we have not
ascertained but learn that the editor of
the Times was among the severely woun-
ded. The softs erected a monument up
on the battlefield and inscribed thereon
the nam of"Judge Wood for Governor"
The Plaindealer goes to Press to-day
with an additional quirel Further par
t~iculars hereafter Cleveland Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Tnr WHEAT CRop.--The Editor oftbo

THE WHEAT CRoP.--The Editor ofthe
Buffalo Courier, who has recently made
a journey through the States of Ohio and
Indiana, says there is every reason to be-
lieve that the amount OF grain to come
forward will be even largerthan last year.
Most ofthe grain harvested will weigh 60
to &c pounds to the bushels, and conse-
quently make much more -four than last
years growth, which ranged from so to
go pounds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Sale of Imnroved Lands.

The Lands coded by the Wyandotts
in 1912; and remaining unsold, are to be
offered. at public sale, in Upper Sandus.
ky, on the 18th day of next October,
The minimum price is $2,5O-to which
is to be added the value of the improve.
ments, The sale will be kept open moi
exceeding TWO weeks.
The Lands are ofexcellent quality and
offer fine chances for those, who wish tc
bwythemselves a farm.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
A Pair Of APnssesU

Probably no two PASSES are so iamous in our
history as those given by Arnold to Andre. aud
Polk TO Santa Anna. To show how much affinity
the last has to the first, w copy bottt
ARNOLD S PASS TO AsbRE.
Head Quarters, Ro6insoHs House,
Sept. 2ad. 1890.
Permit Mr.. John AHderSOR 20 pass he Gnards
10 White Plains, or 6etoV Qke chooses, He be.
ing on Public Business, BY my Direction.
B. ARNOLD, NJ Genp.
"A Wing lie!" exclaimed the Tories of the
Revolution. Luckily however, tile original pass
ofwhich the above is published as a copy, was
preserved and is still in existence.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
PoLK's PASS TO SANTA ANNA.

The Commander Of our naVal forces in the
Gulf is hereby directed not to obst,Het the pas
sage Of SnntG Anaa and SUITE 10 MericO, should
he desire 10 return thither
My is, 1916. JAMES X. POLK, Prest.
"a Wig Vel" thunder some ofthe parasites
OF the Executive. 1t happens that Pr esideut
Polk. in his Message of7th Dec. last, admits that
he gaze permission for Santa Anna TO retnrn.
Folks friends have been challenged in vain to
prove that the above is not a true copy of the
original pass !-Lancaster (Pa.l Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
IThe Nashville Whir. saws.

A gentleman of this city who has a plan
tation in Jefferson county, Arkansas, has
received a letter from his overseer, dated
July 28th, in which it is stated that tho
damage done to the cotton crops in that
quarter by the worms had been exsgger-
ated, and that they were repidly Jisap-
pearing, having done little OF no injury.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
A Profitable Contract.

Tho following facts como to us well au.
thenticated:
The Commissioners Of the County met
IN Baltimore for the purpose of contrac.
Ting Tor the repair of the canal bridge at
that place. The three Commissioners
remained one day--making a cost to the
county for their per diem of SIX dollars.
One Of the Commissioners, for the pur-
pose we suppose, of seeing that the
bridge was properly repaired, remained
TWO days longer-making an additional
cost ofJoUr dollars-in all TEN dollars.
The contract for repairing tho bridge was
taken for Sc, 25-the contractor doing tho
work in two days and making SO, 90 clear.
The work done was laying FIVE beach
logs and locking them for one of the a.
butments.
Thusthe Commissioners spent ten dol.
lars of the county funds for making a con.
tract, that cost the county siz dollars and
Twenty-Five cents, ont of which the con.
tractor saved three dollars. Is not this a
beautiful system Of 6nancieringl M
wonderthe county is in debt.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

u The Eagle publishes some charges
preferred against the stockholders of the
Ripley bank, charging thom with PERU
ry-and this, too, after a public meeting
had been called, consisting ofmen of both
parties, and with but one dissenting voice
voted the whole charge a fabrication.
Facts aud figures were brought forward
which convinced every man that the
charge was false and malicious. In their
opposition 10 Banks, the Locofoco lead.
Ors appear to have become actually in.
sane.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
EVThe Whigs are on a Gerce hmm

10 The Wings are ON a fierce hunt
for somebody to use @p as a candidate for
the Presidency - Democrat.
That's a fact. They are on a fierce
hunt for somebody to use up" but who
shall it be2 Cass, Wright, Polk, Benton,
Allen or Houstoni Settle il among your
selves, Messrs. Locofocos.-LoK. jour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

~ The Mexican Minister of Foreign
Affair has addressed a Circular to the
Govsrnorsotthe different Mexican States
iutimating that it is the intention of the
Mexican Government to carry on the wa
until it obtains in honorable peace. So
4 seems that both parties are after icon
quering q peace"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

r1The Illinois Convention, by a vote
Of 80 to 81, rejected a proposition o
allow foreigners to vote without being
naturalized. Those in fayorofthe propo-
sltion were all Locofocos. What new
phase will this progressive democracy
next assumed Is any proposition, o fany
nature, so that i is novel, to receive the
assent ola large majority Of Locofocosl
Itscems so.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

6rIn Tennessee, the Wings have Q.
lected their Governor and carried a ma.
jority ofthe Legislature. Thisis Folks
own State, the War was made an issue,
and it shows %conclusively that the Presi.
dents nearest friends are sick ofhim and
his War. It will be remembered tina,
the Tennessee Regiment returned home,
the mere shadow Of its former self.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Pronosition for Pence.

The peace proposition, which was sent
by Secretary Buchanan to the Mexican
Government and referred by the Execu.
tive to Congress, has been sent back to
the Executive on the ground that accor-
ding TO the limitations of the Mexican
Constitution, the Congress had no right
to act until the Executive had framed Q
Treaty-then it was their province tc
sanction tor not, as they saw proper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

ESThe charge that the President used
part of the three millions of dollars to
buy up certain prominent men ofMexico,
the Eagle says the authors know to be an
unmitigated falsehood, because by the
ldw the President dare not touch a dime
of it until the treaty has been framed.
That may be the lar; but what is tn at to
a President, who has violated the Con,
shtution? Besides, in the peculiar way
Of Locofoco constructions, the treaty may
already be framed with these prominent
men and money then a be used to put
n effect. Some betterreason we want,
Mr.. Eagle, to convince us of the prima
facic falsehood.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

~ The Senior calls J. c. Vaughan
Esq, Editor of the Louisville Eramiaer,
an egregious ass. He has a reason for
this, but we would merely say, if J. c,
Vaughan has ever forgotten anythiagM that
he has learned, he has forgotten more than
the Senior can, by any possibility, cram
into his Uranium.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

giASKEE DooDLE commences a new vol
ume, on the LIST. Saturday of October, with highly
increased attractions. For Satire, Wit and Fun it
cannot be beat. Its large pictures alone are worth
the price of the work. Price 90, 90.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

A TAX ON CmpnEN. is gravely pro-
posed BY q Boston paper, on the plea
that tbey-are "luxuries." No doubt the
little dsrlings viii "cry out agaiustit it,
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

Will our exchanges, such as do not, please di.
rect TO Lancaster, Ohio, instead of Laneaster, Pa.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

The amount of canal fund received during the
three quarters ending the 18th August, is sufh-
cient to pay the whole interest upon our State
debt, allowing $4,000 to be deducted for re.
pairs.
The whole amount of the sinking fund which
will be applicable at the close of the year to the
payment Of our State debt, will not be less thar
tho hundred aud 6fy thousand dollars,
J WOODS, Auditor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

EV'ln Indiana, the Senate is tied-the
Whigshave a majority Of six in the House.
Much better than we had hoped for.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

WHowes & Cos Circus will be here next
Friday with their extra 6xens."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

w-The new Company of Volunteers left here
on yesterday, for Mexico. May peace go will
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

1e"What is p%atrimonyl" Something
left by a father. What would you cali
tiff left by a motherl Matrimonyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

From tho above statement, it appears that the
several funds paid into the State Treasury, during
the three quarters of the present year, ending on
the 18th OF August, are as follows;
Canal fund, for the payment Of inte-
rest ON the State debt and repairs
of Public Works. .........- .$1,472,s91 45
General revenue for the support OF
State Government & Institutions 900, COS 40
Common School Fund. ....... 1922 SO
Sinking Fund applicable to payment
Estate debt. ,............,:. 1926 SO
Principal of surplus revenue paid
by the counties aud applicable to
the redemption oiturnpike bonds
and 7 per cent. stocks. ....... 1925 70
.==-=-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Finances of Ohio.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
ToI.uL.- N 10

Columbus, dug. 10, l847.
w. B. THRALL, Esq.-Dear SIR: In compli-
ance with your request, ! have prepared the lol.
lowing statements ofthe revenues of the State
paid into the State Treasury for the three first
quarters of this year, ending on the 18th duy Of
August. with aC0mparative statement orthe canal
tolls for lS45, AZ md AZ, aud estimates oftolls
tor the 4th quarter.
Statement ofthe amount Of Tares recoived into
he State Treasury for Me gear l347, being
The taTes levied and collected ia 1916, and maid
into Tie Treasury since he 18Th Nopcmber 1886.
Canal Fund for paying interest on
State debts and repairs Oh Pub
lie W0rks....:--."-........ $500, 42l 95
General Revenue for support ofState
Government .....---....-... 900 sos 40
Common School Fund .-.......-.. 89.349 81
----
Amount %oftaxes collected, including
1924 II, incidental items. 49,. 81 ,2Oa. 1915 08
E====z
Amount of tax paid by the Banks
for months for Common School
Fund ......,,..-.....-...... $l7,S54 12
Five per cent interest paid by coun-
ties upon Surplus Revenue for
Common School Fund........ $4,000 go
Dividends upon turnpike and canal
stocks belonging to canal fund. 1924 "a
Receipts for canal lands sold belong
ing to sinking fund ..---....... 34,l7I 90
Receipts for school lands, &c, sold
belonging to sinking fund.-. l2.765 SIS
Principal of surplus revenue paid in
by the counties for the redemp-
ton of turnpike bonds and : per
cent stooks................-.. 1925 70
- ===z=@=
Statement Of Tolls receioed upon The Ohio Canals,
and paid into The State T1easaryfo the years
l845 and 1886, and estimate for 1847.
1865 quarter ending
18th August, l845.. $287, 489 28
4th quarter ending
18th Nov, l845..... I79,l09 "a
-- 466,59S SO
1865 quarters ending
18th August, 1896. 347, 13l 70
9TH quarter ending,
18th Nov, l846..... 246, 625 40
-- 593,757 l6
1873 quarters ending
18th August, 1877. $50, 494 Sc
4th quarter, estima-
ted ..-,--......... 100000 90
---7 1853. AGA Sc
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

MI. EDWARD DELUNY.
PSI write in great haste, and un.
der constant interruption.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

The New Orleans Daily National of
August 18th, copies from the Clinton
Floridian," the following letter, lad.
dressed to democrat" by Gen. Taylor:
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, Mexico,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

S%tatementc Of Tolls received upon The Ohio Canals,
and paid into The State Treasaryfor the years
lS45 and 1886, and estimate for l847.
1865 quarter ending
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-13
rk, and in large quantities, for six cents in the

sold in New York. and in large quantities. for six cents in the
dollar. . .
But come to another and very important point. How
many OF these claims Of that sort that Government had
right enforce payment In regard to which Mexico had
the legal right say " refuse to treat of those claims
all The parties have no remedy except through my own
tribunals"
have not had time to make precise and exact abstract
the whole record but far it does go, the following is
correct.
Any gentleman who desires ascertain dollar the
state Of the CASE find, in the fifth volume of Executive
Documents for the year ls442 the statement then pub
lshed.
The only deficiency OF this expose is, that something may
have been left out There is nothing stated that will not be
found there that the is at least strong state it.
and possibly much stronger. find the following items among
the claims allowed by the "mixed commission Y
For personal injuries, loss OF property, Sc in 1881,
imprisonment, sc. .................... Si2,Sos
For various groundess criminal prosecutions for
the purpose OF expelling him from the country,
Imprisonment at various times for more than eie-
months, repeated banshments, breaking up
business as merchant, stoppage OF saw mills,
seizure OF personal property, final expulsion from
his lands, improvements, mills, &c., loss OF
his land from the GuaZaquileo river. 100, 600
To the person. tor the of injuries. 45,R4
Sl66, 977
Military occupation Of tenements in Matamoros, in
part under contract and in part by force. TO- S15
For supplies furnished brig at Key West. 1924
Building vessel of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921
For vessels &c. furnished in the of her indie
pendence. 1894
ing in all a53s24
For military supplies, (these stated in the
lump, because they are precisely the same
ground, viz. contract). ALI 427
Military supplies, s29,l52; do S2s,925; do.
SIS, 500; do S. 6io do S. 6lo; in all. $50. "a SOC
Seizure OF steamboat employed in river Tabasco by
contract from Mexican Government. SO 487
Do. of wax at Avarado. 1s i56
Seizure of merchandise at Sato. ........... 1862
Seizure OF merchandise at Santa Fe. 3,542
Seizure of brandy at Vera Cruz, alleged to be Spa
nsl II, 4S6
Do. do. Observation-Disclosures. IL, 436
CHIN for arbitrary and unjustifable Punishment
in 1896 and 1885, for losses of property, &c, out
RACES his person and feelings, &c., and for
other injuries aud losses consequent the cruel
and arbitrary exercise of political power This
claim that of an Italian or Spanard who had
resided short time in the United States before
he went to Mexico. For principal and Interest
twas presented for S39S, 600 IS. They allow
ed him NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-13
PHENOMENON IN NATURAL HIsToRY.-The Mont
gomery (Alabamal Journal SAYS:

can intelligent and reliable correspondent at Missouri.
Pike county, informs Of singular circumstance which had
somewhat rouIed many Of the worthy citizens Of that
tion This the appearance Of immense fight Of the
great American vutuc, Of several miles in length, and con-
tahng millions of these aerial scavenges they long
time in passing, and at times darkencd the whole horizon
The writer says they nearly from due north and steered
nearly south; flew low 10 be within the limits Of
the boughs Of the aes trees and others high scarcely
to be AT time the whole canopy seemed TO be dark
ened with these birds from east TO west north to south from
the tops of trees high the sight could reach, was one
dark cloud.
The question now is one Of interest natualss where
such number OF those birds could have been Bred and
why this passage unusual, from It's known habits.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-13

EXPLOSION Ar THE u. s. Arsenal At WEST TRoI.-
This mening, about O'clock explosion took place in
Of the buildings at the Arsenal in devoted TO the
manufacture Of inch fuses and bomb Shells which de-
sroyed all the fuse composition blew the windows and
injured, less nearly all the wokmen engaged in that
department.
II is supposed 10 have been caused by boy stepping upon
Of the composition which lay upon the brick floor Of the
with boot which contained iron tacks in the heel This
ignited and exploded all the comp ,son in the amoun
ing TO twelve fourteen pounds The explosion caused
loud report, damaged the building, and set il on fire.
There about twelve fifteen persons in the ROOM
Eleven Of them severely injured and three il is sup
posed, cannot suryive-7yoy Post Of Thursday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16
stoTT, W HITE & CO.,


II a.aI. s'' received and ''' ''S 'D' following
Blue Prints new STYLE fancy prints; rich ehinEs, do
blue aud brown drills; brown shlrtng; hieached do
beck fold; striped and plaid eotianldc wo'e summer
stuff plaid, do do; striped buckskln virginia iurnl
lures; apron and furniture checks; aboriginal stripes
new style do united do, Choctaw do, chatuehetd
columbian do; fremont shlrtns; Oh and IVA Ina"
Il sheeting heavy croton Jeans; extra do dol mN'o
cotton hose white do do half agate SHIRT buttons
metallic strap do bone do; beaver gloves cotton IA :
bhf. plaid do, Madras do. Swiss fancy do, extra
sine blue and red, Engsh silk hanilnnl do INDIA do
do do p,ayee do do, redand fgd do do, light hncy
do do DIX do do do plaid cotton sii"ls and WOOL 10,
scarlet wool do, new sly chnlI do hgh co"r wool
,.d do dark cotton do. bavaran Jet do. Indian cotton
d hIuc and orange do Rob Roy do, black silk hits
gents blk do DO plaid silk crdva1s dpsuP satin o. 40
4. do ,cars coured Victoria spop cotton, white d" ""'
,.,,IIi. do d. coored worsed hiding, corded robes
.nen work do MarscliIcs' do rlhbre braces, fancy
lin ribon cloreI tIf,ta do, white damask cloths
I.n,r,6ne do do, extra do do, Tsh linen, NIX de-,
sorsed Anrsk. cnrarn muslin, cap Iacr. cotton ll"t
s,m,.k white cpttDn hose bro IN embossed do scarlet
uaol y,rn. random do do; rcd huc. crimson, green
nd willow d., head "rnhmonts, rAm"se.'S, net 'nIN'
Embossed muslru do, white granu blankets, mlrA'nt"
IA. green do d., scarlet d. do. tEllc duilt do blue
VI ,,inr chalk white hrrit sod d., cut necklaces
agate DEEDS, gilt do, ) 8 and h-ndrcd yarn.
Raw, loaf and clarified su,,. co Tee tcr ,o1rcco.
var, claret wine, cherries, caa, sweet o. co-ttl~,
arm candles, hns"r4 oil, tanners do, WALKER
uh,'. ,Ic c,Ier. Iu Ion syrll pipe clay. whrtlus,
III luc furniture and Japt1 yarnish, currant sl-
s,a,ch. sor emery, shld. mustard, catsup PICKLES,
- Y,l,r, pinen,o. Dupont, powder shot aud
,n,b Ieropor, erls: wins kcy, old Monongl.
~ do s,u &c &c
r., mill, German straw CATERS, gridironS, mnrin
NJ. E,r n,e~eryinr bass plated aud mrhtAry sPur'
III, ,rn.h divers, snutfrrs, bed scrcws, s'ckrs,
' knirrs, screw Plates. h.urs. slala EI.>,e,,
let do, scaling WA, PeTcn-s ~ caps 'La!'' '"'1,
80 ",,. 6,... ca. llr.llcHs, nsry cpuss, lurA do,
~, JI,,.n, Do. SC s,prs, shears, lIt fr-, = .-r
"A ,e. cutt.rk4, needles in boxes, he"nn+' ''' rue"
s s"'" w[.nprns plpsr, c,rrc mtis cr..Ir
,,,, ,itrrl., ratuur. lrras, bore $40
~ ro,,h, do, cat spikes. Lolu,' aAc., uau''.
,,crl. C.cI,nt,, d., rr,.i il, Ets5 -..s
.,,,,.,r hi ,trr d., J,pls sin. he sole an water
~. g~ntl,mau'. sup aalI d., boys water Pr''1s'
'br,g,n., 6,ys' d., l,d", '>,I rrraa'1"'.
Prs, d., blk do o. do. gopl ,kpn.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16
VOLUME 5-NO. iS'
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;. and acquired fl,iIhTy po'srs>l'" o! INC HioS
! 'po'"rSS OF "" Mexico Ne" LS"'' 70
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w HAM MAY Frs have the pleasure to an
w no1nr. g." the lovers "i this dc'iE"t'u' never
mood ,y,,L ,,,. aud the vAr,ous ,yruPs.
. For, smith, Nav 10. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

CI,s and sauscr,. pitchers. n grr'; variety }
MATES. wash I,;yl;s dishes, nnnIers. dccanIcIs,
pa, fa,ks. I,rs. chambers. &c. &c.
Van : rrrn. Au.. !, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

ius,i.n French :astim.' Consisting "'--'}'''I''
Ia. .ve,, J, d.. hat grid de-, stew pets "r' lids
kettlcs, smI,l pats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

H. yinrrar. spirits tIrpcntinc, Irn'ced or bro"
lS,n.tiau red uoIte c"rks, u pr g'I'N''P'
Z. wuIrc lead, essence peppermint "p'"''''''
cordial Bltrmau's drops, Iaud4uau, ,..-nr'
49, ....pr, oI cinnamon, antcmbn.s vine. rI''
|I-s,,r,ar erme,ic, cpcac, PIlv rHubard cn''n iiT
H. mama .eunl. pink root all root PIrlgarc'
IN. IoatherIgc, cnrone green, e"ro''e y''''"'
>3sh blue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16
EN-. SATURDAY. JANUARY Is, l847.
HENRY &CUNNING ,

TIVE received per steamer lazco GU Reliance
. Nathan Hale and Arkansas No }. aud IN sore .
hrge Stock Of Merchandise suited 20 the trade OIL
whICt the following is part:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

w. unable ncutrir hats, DO Blk cashmere do, ASA
Y do, palm DO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

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