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MARINE INTELT.lGENCE.

PmIApalrIA. April ls-Anivsd. .ehs Charlotte. So
mers, days fm Richmond.
=, Bosros. April l4-Auived. Barque WIN. a. Smaller,
Holmes Rio Jsnero. I'd ulL Le barq Josephine, Jones'
uom richmond, une. Spoke 9Th u lat - ~ s. Ion 80
w. sehr Nahsnt I'm Richmond Tor Rio Jsneiro.
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T. y letter from NJ. Kendall to the y. o. Picayune,
dated Vera Cruz, the % nothing had
been heard from the Avarado expedition, though was
believed the town would surrender without fght Mr..
r. thinks tha; Gen. Scott would march the main army
for some days in consequence OF being
stEaitcned for means OF transportation.
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az NOTGCE.---The WINGS OF JEFFERSON
WARD will rally At the Palo Alto Hotel, on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, April 18th. Every Wing should be
his post reports expected from all the committees
heretofore appointed. Hour OF meeting O'Clock, p
NJ. apis BY ORDER or THE CHAIRMAN.
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IL What would pledge" vote against Northern
Wmot proyiso be worth, in the mouth OF Southern
representative who had himself voted Tor the wmo p;o-
vso, embodied in the Oregon bill We ask for uol-
nation.
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low ffeau.ntlx A., -. -. -
nre surely designed M and ipssIe. Of hapPy
ss--emrted and so',sd with vOlsn uIes's,
ou,men md a.ss ~ .1y set wrh disgusting pus'ue. Tar
70 voting an, the a.a,, osy 'eiser the :. aes
the m,nf.sta,,on. OF ap. Ss. III nov,
nud /. taned-, Am an u,n,,a,s Never The vial
purity aud To those eoansaance. IN. s,. nm. s.oots
s,,, n.y shaise'snr" childhood bcr,, thee /. M
are il NAV s .S,,s. sa,.aPant In childhood. manhood.
AMI ,h,, s n I'M with eonhdent hope speedy eure
For further particular. and eoaeia.i,, ,,,s,,,. =,
,a anu see pamphlets which be
p3r Prepared and .o,a v,ho...,, -,
by A. H. SANDS Drrri,,, loo ra,o a TOT eilo.uon
Ham, New York: sold BY DUvAL A PtjRCrIJ 49,, -, ~"
street Richmond. Va Price, per bottle or sir so,,.. ~
M OSr EFFECTIyE CENEIs Al. No..
1'A Among tho variou. popular Medicine. OF an, d. -,
Ing standard and virtues none stand. hvhc, r. nv
VOLTS sAksAfARiLLA AND WILD CHERRY pI1TsRs
il, t,s ,,, I anon OF 'bose excellent remedies
Hood Ns,xoa t, no oee, medehe Tor impurities OF
pliou, Comp, n,. u ptcsnon chrosie beadaeh~,
cankcr etc. can be either desired or a,d y seioles
Certainly and facility in the OF complaints and
and other. HAVING ~ 70 neihh nvsd. Physicians
either sarsapaul. a. WA Ch 70 every cas-
better tha give standard milton ,Y,i u no
Sold Wholesale aad Retail nv WYATT rpr..' :. on
S nsst New York JOHNSTON Mais Richmond and
% DIasses generally throughout the = Price 81 apis
,.,:...' ""u HhfOso-
A .n..,.I 49, " SSciety.
O'Clock L. NJ for the election of new memhe,. 81 -.
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IL The Fleming tKy) Flag, Loeofoeo paper, has
hosied the flag OF sias Wrgh, for next President and
Gen. VIM. o. Butler a. Vice President
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on the liih n'ilnt, by the Rev. J. C!opon EDMUND WAL
DELL Esq to Miss Mary L. REDWOOD Charles city eoun
", Va.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
HNIiE Office at present occupied by joseph
- MAYO q O. on 1911 street enquho Of
apto-3awn WW. RITTER
nLD MOUNTAIN vTsIsREY-lf bis aAbn,y.,- 10.
- feu1f Oh Mountain Whi'key, IN ore. Tor sale BY
rHO5 W. BROCKEVB BOROUGH
IN f9-10f NaHl-ri'e Basin Bank
Loan OF - sum Of Honey
HOR A SHORT PERIOD, may be obtained ON favora-
j. bic tcrns by applying rpost pad to Box No. ~ Post
Office, Y Edmond, Va. npl9-lawd
EFfFEX bags JAVA COFFEE-Prns sgshry for
sisby tpi9 lNLOEs 4 BROTHER.
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no NaHfy hiHbr alias SerHgR', Taoy SeHrSs J4H,s W.
srsEg' Jaras' Crawford Elijah Nay UI aui Tao, :
DietsH late SAerS Of HsEr rAsH tie Of an,, H.
Jury Committed.
'AhE NOIlCE, That shall proceed on the
- l7th day Of May House OF II.zekiab
ipseonb at Gooehand Count House, OF
~ and T. NJ to take he dPostons OF Wilson NJ ouchirs and
others and on the 9Th O MAy OF Chris
phe Estes IN the lowe OF Loyinson in the County Nelson
TO take the dispositions II James ohers ,ad de-
posuonS TO be read depending superior court NJ
Ch1neeV for the Richmond Circuit YOU Naney kim
ere plaintiff the original myself as the Executor Of
Arch Bryce dee'ed defendants and in which A.
Executor a, Aforesaid plaintiff and your
the taking the said tep0sons completed upon the
above mentioned the NErg continued om day 10
day until the completed. Yours,
WILLIAM NJ. BRYCE. Eree'r.
ap I9-ditAetw NJ A,rh NJ.
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II iNEN SHERTS.-Jus TO hand Linen Shirts nj . 80 =.
- piece Also Cotton Shirts from 2 co. with oau a.
sormeni OF Honey and Gloves FLEETS uptown Clothing
store ss Main st. OF Exchange Bank Rehnond Va
ap "@' va
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Tho Virginia IIistoricaI and Isb,Ios.-
nhicnl Socie1v

special Meeting OF this Society will be held In m,
Lecture Room OF the Medical College, 10. morrow M {
O'Clock r. NJ. for the election Of now members and ob.,
business. ~ '"e'
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
WN NAyWcfr
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
By TOLER, ELLIOTT a co.

MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 10. 1897.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07

From the Reveille.
To Miss Anna L. W

r. :. LINES TO LAUGHING BEAUTY.
omlles, like perpetual sunshine play,
fair lady, on that cheek of thine;
lhy merry tones, so blithe and CAV,
The saddest hearts to mirth incline.
And 1t is wel!-thy brow so fair,
r., ny heart so gentle and so good,
should ne'er reflect a cloud or care,
Nor DER sorrow deign to brood.
II sorrows come-as come they will
Oh! meet ihem not with teal alone,
b"t iet thy heart be tranquil still, 4
AND smiles still mako thy check their throne.
There are who pass lifes tide along
with heavy heart and clouded brow,
And such would check the merry song
And gladstone tones of such as thou.
But heed them not, oh! lady fair;
For sure 'twere envy's hand alone
That on thy brow would pain, care,
Or from thy cheek its smiles dethronc.
Then. lady of the laughing eye,
The smiling check and sunny brow,
Who seem'st as one caught from the skv
10 light, with smiles, the earth below
Smile on; and may the witching light.
That plays upon thy gentle brow
Ne'er pale with years, but Ger be BRIGHT
And thou be free from care as now
CAROLINA.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
barelcneIIc Springs
OF ARKANSAS.


fIE Subscriber wishes to inform his friends and
HE public generally, that this celebrated water
ace, (and the especial favorite of all who have
summer in the enjoyment of the delightful
ry it affords is now open for the reception Of
[rs. The buildings have undergone thorough re-
and many improvements have been made to
Bite the comfort Of the Invalid the qualification
} gentleman Of leisure.
B fame of>hese waters is too widespread, to need
k here The simple fact, that nature has furn-
at one spot, or at least only few yards apart,
pringS, ach differing from the other in its medI-
hualltcs must make them great resort for citi-
III this and other States WHITE SULPHUR,
rival those in Virginia, is to be found here; as
GHALYBEAIE, BLACK SULPHUR. and a
- with the properties of EPSON SALTS.
)upplyi ng his table. he promises not onl ly every
Icy which can be procured in the country, but
hch Injuries from the large cities as may be ac-
le to him by means Of navigation-to crafty the
fe, or that may bt necessary for the Invalid. The
tant of cities mn has secludc himself for sea
1monC the wiids of nature, and secure that re-
on so necessary to health, and 50 difficult to at.
Elsewhere.
pm. boats will ply regularly, during the summer
Eup the river, and below, to the DARDENELLE
i visitors going to the Springs will find accommo
hs at Mr.. Geo. Williams, and procure good con
accs to their destination. .
| JOHN II. STRONG.
Ia s. l3l7 l7-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
Talking "Raytler' Strong,

Written for the Esprit of the Times" bv .r,,-
BART BUNKER was n butcher. who had s,,,,
in ono Of our city markels-oncc ON n ,imo--Lo.,
long ago don't choose 10 say. IIe commenced
his career by carrying home tho baskets of bis
masters customers, aad was proud to boast that
he. like another worthy, mentioned in the spirit"
"kllled for kcyser and run with 40" Strong as
a grizzly bear. bold as lion, cunning rs n 10Y.
wise as an elephant, and good-looking wihal, hc
al twenty one married young, pretty, and
chldess widow, who did all the courtnp and wv,
very happy to put him in possession of n spuc
little property left her by former husband, and
much increased by the profits of a fruit stand she
had kept 10 some purpose. Eighteen years there.
after this couple We're the delightful parents of
girl Just seventeen years and three months old
handsome as nm houri, wild as an an,elopc,
playful as a kitten, and pettcd like fawn.
Bart Bunker and his wifc retired from, busin ness.
and kept horse and--ha rncss-I was about 10
say what kind of vehicle ho kept, bu, as it was
in the fashion, and fashions denote cpochs. |
am mum, lest should fix tho date of the events
mention. 1t was when riding out in this ca r.
riage that sweet Kate Bunkers beauty became
known 10 the world. She attracted the notice
of the Polish Count TABLoNsKr, who, without n
penny in his purse, or a very brilliant intellect,
somehow contrved TO sport slap.up animal. and
exhibit his handsome person upon il, on the road.
hooily " tIiut hulc was Sflllltcn, tnlt
KatU Io"d his uo'cs, that Ku:u willing 10 be-
come the Countess Tabonsk, that she gayo him
secret meetings. &c., without once suspectinp
that the handsome rascal-knowing she was an
only child, and that her old father was worth his
hundred thousand--wished TO marry her for her
money, and would have welded a mummy for
the same inducemen.
But Kate though vain, was vrtuous, and dutifuI
to her parents; she did not yield to her love,
wouldn't hear Of clopement; and insisted Upon il
he should reveal his passion to her father, ard
ask his consent. The dandy Count dldn't like
the idea at all, but he screwed up his courage, and
with an abundance of hesitation and hope fmixed)
determined to 'go in and win.'' Bart Bunker
listened TO him with clenched fists and boiling
blood, and when tho Count had condescendngly
"explained his ycws," he burst out with
"lou D. sneaking scoundrell So lis uou
who have been trying 10 bamboozo my Kate
you walking clothes horse, s,rut,ing about as il
G--ds earth smelt bad in your nostrils! Looking
as if tho angel Gabrel's grcat-coat wouldn't mako
!, you ves,-pattern! Clear out! and if you daro
so much as to look at her again, III put YOU so
far under WalIabout Bay that III take sixteen
boxes Of sperm candles to light your way out
asnu!''
Tho fellow mizzlcd, and next year Kate mar.
rled butcher, who does the bes, packing. business
of any body know, in neighboring city.
Yours, Fax.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
AGENTS fer the Arkansas Intelligencer.

moan & Costa. Fayetteville, Ark.
|S' Wilson g. C. 6. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
EC. Berry, CarroLlton.
C. Mitchell, Crooked creek,
! R. Greenwood. BentonvlIo.
Ward, Beaties' Prairie,
hes IIagool. and NJ. Wright, Boonsboro'.
buel NJ. karnos, Ashley p. ..
W. Daniels, Neosho. Mo.
B. Scott, Honey creek, Mo.
beLano, Park Hill, c. N.
Master, kcdron.
7P. DenlNa. Fort Gibson.
Perkins, Creek Agency.
rIcs johnson, Fort Washlta, Choc. Nation,
IFoIsom, DoaksviLle,
fl. Iloald, Choct. Agency,
III e. NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Master, Pleasant Hill,
E}. Aston, Spadro,
u. Hays, Dovor,
Rose, CIarksvlIe,
! Brown, Little Rock,
bs Greenwood, New Orleans.
R. kcllom, Charleston,
McPhorson, Oak Grove,
Stephenson, RosevlIe,
IInddiu, Dwight
In w. Blcvin. Washington,
b B. Jones, Pine BluLls,
u. Foster. Helena,
HeiII, Batosville.
Parish, Danvitle,
Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
VARIETIES.

IDYS' POLISHED REDlCULE CLASPS,
do. Steel Beads,
Ivory, Horn and Tuck dressing combs; Pearl and
buttons; lIcmmings' Needles; French, German,
american Cologne water; Orange, Lavender,
and Florida water; Essential oils and essences
kinds; Extensive variety extracts; lndellible,
lack, nd India Inks; Fishing lines, Hooks and
p; Highly scented pure red Bears oil; Various
Sealng wax; Drawing and letter paper; Black
|ns; Shaving, Creams and Fine Soap; Milk al
Pomatum; Steel pens, ever points; Percussion
Fetc. etc. For sale by
W. H. & NJ. MAYERS,
l, AT, Druggists, Ft. Smith,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
New Goods.

w. II. & NJ. MAYERS, Fo,t Smith.
"AVE just reed per Steamer No. ), a general as
\ sortmt MT Of Drugs, Groceries and Varieties, such
Fruits and Spices of all kinds Sugar Coffee, Cheese
butter and water Crackers, Syrups Preserves, Rasns
Lemons. Almonds, Candies Pickles, Teas, &c, to-
gethcr with great variety of useful Fancy articles
July 3, 1871
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
: VOLUME G--NO. 2GS
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S3 10

!
II. EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF Sin JOHN FR AMI.
Lin nc party OF royal snppers and minors 90,
are to form the "searchng" party 70 h, 4"
spatched on boat expedition in seorcb ~ g..
'ohn Franklin and his party, in. case no ;n,ol,;'
sonco OF them should reach England before NO, t,
spring embarked on the 9Th inst, on boa I'd Tho
! r'hcc huPert ana Westminster. Tho detncb.
no". consists OF one corporal, Two lance corporols
ana Twelve PrIVales. all Of whom hive honn 80,
amined by Sir John Richardson. and h,wo - oN
selected from Woolwich, Chatham and Sondbm,a,
out OK large number " no volunteered for ,Loa-
Peu,tioh. he instructions 10 the por,v mo :,
land at Fort Jack and proceed TO The co,,nas.'
station on the Mckenzie river, where tho,,
"in'er' and in the event of an unfortunate Jnri,,
s'tli hanging over the fate Of the ntrepid A,c,;
'oyaSeTs 'hey will be joined by Sir John Rich,rJ
So Son ~ 1ne spring Of 1913. The men arc ali n
oe ,ee'otniiers, tina; is eroy or sprits viii h.
'ea Out 10 them, but they will receive doubc ~.
r"'lohS ana Will have an abundant supply Of Man,
i''e"h or Inc drIed flesh of the buffalo. W.,
"'''seS' prepared from the SIX in of tho rnooso J
"''' pro'Iued Tor them, and every proviOio,
mas oeeh made TO enable them 10 meet ,bo r;Nn-
VI, VI, 'he 'crriole climate they will have 10 e,Jnra
nc men are all accustomed 10 the pso Of L,.,
WnEny oy WIN nave IN continual use on tho
or aa anu nave been selected from the trade,
Vi carpenters, Smiths &c. Dr. Kinr b,s - ,djsn".
cd letter TO the Secretary OF Storo fns ,h
volunteering to go out for the relief Of Sir Inhn
rLonE!in i o. S exploring party. He was the mod;.
Ta' ca oilicer OF ar expedition in search Of Jobr
ross In 1854, and for some time conmandoi
'ltos s expedition. DR.. Kings plan differs from ,b,t
Oh or }. Richardson, which has already been sol
=" Gu loot Or John proposed to send ou, provisions
E; IG' ''o party which Numbered 1876 men; bu, Dr..
rrma5 S ina; n''ns that such an attempt mus, fail,
"o p["cncaoe nature of the region to be
'ra'ersed with such u burden. He pron1scs ,h,,
provisions should be sent out 10 the western n"..
ner of North Somerset t,where the party arc IikeIv
10 DO found; that food shorld also be placed n
s"rlous depots; and that he should convey intelI.
s"oe oi INC stores to the lost party with Indians
as guIdcs-l Er. Paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
,ur ARKANSAS lNTELLlGENCE e K
n r. pTBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY

Do1LARs and FIFTY CENTS per year, if paid
iw1 1,roo months, or THREE DOLLARS, if payment
ilnnrad iln until after that time.
Ge'"' Terms of Advertising.
oorore of 10 lines or less, first insertion, ONE
re" and FIFTY CENTS for each continuance-over
pLtAN, and not exceeding Is, to be charged as a
INES 'nd half, and in that proportion for longer
yer nm individual account, at the above rates,
"h.n to $50 and under 500, discount of % per
TI@' RI he ma de- and when it amounts to sloo or m9rc
IL oo @t @ of 33b per cent: but no discount will be
dLscou% c%o-e payment is delayed after the expiration
wear, ead no deduction will be made on the legal
ohe yam, y,onsnts required to be publised by law.
M aGvrrtiscments to be paid for in advance, or the
49, AIi ~ assumed by some responsible person.
Contracts by the Year,
Paydbte Quarterly.
IL. ..roI nfl,lan
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, sc

Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c.
ItOLOGNE Water, Florida water, Antique oil, Oils
~ of Jessaminc, Ncroli, and Micheur, Fancy
Soap, and Rousscis shaving compounds Bears
oil Maca oil, Beefs Black and Red Sealing
Wax. For sale by STEVENSON j BELL.
Van Buren, July 10, 1871
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07

\ ..o,rccment Of candidates Tor Oihce, D UI
aicaI circulars will be charged as advertisements
nGyer,iscment oc gross, abusive, personal ma
y will be published at any, price.
\ il letters must be post paid
II Tho above terms will be strickly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
Paints. &C.

4 AMPBLACK, Venetian red, Red lead, White
i 4 lead, Chrome Green, do in Oil, Chrome yellow
Vermion TIMBER, Terra do Sienna, Ivory black,
Litharge, Black lead. Yellow Ochre, Rotten stone
Pumice Stone, Putty, Verdigris, Spanish Brown
Sand paper, Whiting, GuEi Sheac, &c, &C.,
Reed and for sale by
STEVENSON &sBELL,
July 10Th, lsl7. Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
Medicines.

DLUE Mass; Calomel; Sulphate of Quinine; Cam
ID phor; Cream of Tartar, Carb. Soda, Chamom e
flowers, EPSON salts, Iodine, Iodides of Pota
mercury and iron, Lunar eaustic peca cuanha Jaap,
Sulphate and acetate of morphine mcrcural ointment,
esse ntial oils of all kinds Quicksilver Seidz and soda
powders: with many other Medicines, making our
stock on hand complete.
Received fresh and for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL,
Druggists.
Van Buren,. july 10th, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
SUNDRIES.

NTORTARS and pestles, spatulas, Evans genuine
l\R and mta tion Thumb ancets, American nd Ger
man Silver Spring do Friction matches, Waters, Per
cussion caps, Sealing wax, Tooth brushes, Tooth
powder,
Receivedby STEVENSON & BELL,
Druggists.
Van Buren, July 10, 1877.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07

EEp OIL; Spirits Turpcntine; White Lead
Psasn Brown, &c. For sale by
- ~. WALLACE g. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
yH~EEAo

TVNHE best quality ofGunpowder and Imperial Teas
For sale by WALLACE d WARD.
July II, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07

The Problem Solved
SAM: Who was daddy-of the nigers, Jackl
JACK: Why, on eousre, old niger wasi Sam.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
"A Farm for sale.

\ N ,n, :. H"N NJt1ICO
nhoABLE FARM on Cane Hill for Sale,
., n0sn Us the Newton place. For further
IN "Gn' %, apply 10 the undersigned or to Sam'I
NJ. WRIGHT.
PnsDoro, Ark, June 27, 1s47. aI-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
A BOy Carried over Niagara Falls.

we learn from Col John FISK that n melan-
choy accident occurred at Niagara Falls on Sun.
day last. fine lad of tho name of john MUIR
ply, aged about l3 years, in the employ ofJudgo
Porter, in crossing TO Chippewa in canoe. was
drawn into the rapids on the Canada side, and into
the Great Horse Shoe Fall'' When he was
first discovered he was beyond the reach of all
earthly assistance; and, although the little fellow
did all that his courage and strength could do,
holding his slight canoe for nearly twenty min
uies, almost stationary, and when tired nature
guvo up oontondnS longor with the Wind aud
current both against him, the little fellow plunged
overheard and with the courage and perseverance
of man, for some time breasted the current.
But, alas, too late; though within one hundred
yards of the shore, he in the embrace of the
rushing cataract, which never releases its VIC
Tins!
Tho broken fragments of his frail bark wcro
all that were found of the little mariner. A
widowed mother ami three chill lren mourn the
loss Of son and brother, and many strangers
lament the fate ofa noble and excellent boy.
We mentioned few days ago that G. W. Bar.
ton, Esq, of Philadelphia, had been assaulted and
seriously injured by witness in tho Grimm
al Court, whom he had Treated with great severity
on accoun, Of his testimony. The assault was
made outside of the Court, on the same day tha,
the offensive language was used, and the young
man who committed it was admitted 10 bail on the
following morning. We learn from the Phila.
delphia U. S. Gazette that a number OF citizens
have determined "to test the question Of right
hitherto no, opposed, of lawyer, in criminal
case, assailing with violence a witness"-to ascer
tain, in word. how far a lawyer may go in hi.
| comments the witness, under tho sanction the
Court.-Er. Paper.
| The Problem Solvpd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07

E1L'AsH, Salaratus, Allsnice Ginoe, R,,ck
pe, Cloves. Mace, Cayenne peppers For sale
1A SIEVENSoN & BELL, Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07
DXc Sluf1S.

INDIGO, Madder, Copporas, CochineaI, An
la'io, on Of Vitriol, logwood, Nutgalls, Sal am.
Red Sanders. Received and for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists.
Buren,, July 10, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-07

=, NsroNiShiNG - ACHIEVEMENT IN ARr.-Mr. r.
W. l"S'erIy' after repeated experiments, has act
nn',y ia succeeded in Daguorrco.yping a streak If
.'s~"'"g'-a 'n genuine anticipating streak of tho
ro'' snake order. So perfect and instantaneous
was tho operation that myriads of intcrvon;nc,
IFoPS oi ram were transferred with wonderful
usihc'ncss TO The plate, evory drop retaining ;,s
s,"ou'ar iorm' showing that no apprecabIo space
oI ',Ine nm was consumed in tho operation. Visitors
10 Mr. EnsorIy's rooms will bo ampIv re,,d
Tor their palms, by examining this paIa, in CON.
"'c''oA with a number of views Of clouds, Sc.
MOTHER AND Son on THE ScArFoLp.- mo,bcr
anu nor son were recently executed at Por.icrs,
rahce') upon the same scafTold, for the crimc,
OF THEFT, assassination and parricide. The mo,hor
melted the son TO the crimes which they publicly
eXPated. Tho hardened and deprayod rb,r,c,cy,
OF the wretchcd woman was manifcs, up TO The
!.H'o, '"Ss moment when sho impiousy exclaimed
her. ~ seeihS
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and hating each other with rancor that has
been nurtured in disgrace, occupy the fist and
second offices in the Republic. Farias is a re-
former OF the progressive party; his Opinions
are of the most liberal character. he Is re-
publican at heart, federalist IN the Mexican
sense of the term, and as bitter against religious
as political trammels. Santa Anna is Just
what his interest for the time being requires
him to be- The close proximity OF two such
men does not augur well for the durability OF
the Government which they ADMINISTERS. nor OF
the suavity that may qualify their councils.
e" In so far as the elevation to ONCE OF two
men occupying the extremes OF political fac
ton may interpret the public opinion OF Mex
leo, it may indicate fusion OF all parties,
union of all cliques, sects, divisions and clas-
ses of the people in one great war party: Go
mez Farias was, if anything, the most violent
of all Mexican politicians against the dlsmem,
berment of Texas, and he may have united
with Santa Anna TO set an example OF the
suppression of personal and political hatred IN
forming an alliance for the object OF consol-
dating the strength OF the state against COM
mon enemy.