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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

SIR w. here manu'aetur,
and call. upon me- 10 prove
c0nsi i-rat'-, surely. Inst
A.suf-red and the psralys
sugervened. and when res
cssioned BY the quicksilver
no doubt ais Own sistem'
being proof. I have Fever
a nSrcartdl aissass when
Parnly
lagAin ssy f''.rlessly that
I have 10 confidence IN the
professional honesty Of sny
man sho will use if, sayiHS
a. many DO lAai q - befi1
tsAH g0ld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

PoLicE-Car Bsmburr was arrested yesterday
oi D,o,. aaa NO. frua, John Ss.ln, VI B.fcsysI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

There is no date OF year
20 this letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

r. Great crowds resorted to the Camp Meeting
H FsEninsdsls Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

Theirs - both date OF
month and year to Mr.
Amess letter Sse article
Courier and Enquirer, 18th
June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

GENERAL SEssfONs-Caspcr beinAt lnD4Dte"
for n.vtn. sto Kun worm ~ tie property Oi Geo
hrrtz.r. 10. xJ.n VI November last On 'ths AZ
faisned. pleacsd suiiy 81 pcut larceny -ho "~' 80
fenced - tne COuft ~ three months luPf uinhl II
The p,ulIruuafy DaueI Jones' indicted Tor al assa4
win inrnt D. TO Porter Adams. vas cin1ro . p.eas
suuly - sssEulg AID Datofy AID vas A-so SCI, ~ AZ
Pruiieuuafy iDT the term u tnTce m"ni1s. - DoJ
named Aexsnaer Myers wss put on ns tfl4l ior
,,s.npg a oasruty Of silver s.re worm 80 iron Dr..
Cn.fes DcEiusOu u l0l Wet InH1ehins 81 "a inc
Jyih u July iasL The accused Vas io-nd seAv' ana
Dng Under 10 years The Court tent nl - nc VI
keiuge... James MsdisOu Loud wss tnsn ieo Tor n.'
ins % The on Of February .si passed counrr-ii ~
DiA pgfyortlg - b. i,s4ed - the b1Ak ~ "a Ia
Due~sTr ~ Michael Rordon. The JaIy "i1no-s cav
no their sests, iouId the pfiscuer sahy .n1 &c
scJouintd.
PoLicE-Carl Bamburr was arrested yesterday
Ana D. i.L.a cu.gay ehaIse " - .--s - ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

~ ls8y IN Troy, n. I. woo had oeea given up ~
her physicians, SENDS us The following
1EoY asy Is 1910.
MK. F0wLE In October lassl TOD ylosnE cod, MA
se9 ed ny lungs snd produced hacking coogh seesH
psa-d ain nis hs swests wlicn r7d0o-d very 0n-
few days after vss sAe1 employed 0o7 II our o7't
phys.c.ans, bot received help, uied ssOuef, cat
via ~ better success. ard nlauy hIrd, .t sfo~Hs
~or.e all tn- whine A. % Ibs disease
ouc-d 80 90 a. ~ De unable myself bed, sit
M While NJ bed /, male. ny PLJ'icisbs hnsy gave
NJ o AID .ad hal hsa . consumption, sHd that
-. no help for ne Ny ffislds ADVISED ne " ~ We
-. s.L.Ap 90 WILD CHsssY, Jot he DOctDfs o.
-~t-s.As that ~Ould OBly harry cut Of NE vOsc
sasIy procured a o0ss.s, aLd ~ asng lhfss bolss,
.ss restored ~ perfect bssIh-
MAS SARAH LAWSON
None genuine unless signed BUTTS, 90 The wrsYpsf
For sale by A. b D. SANDS, Dfoggi.ts, 100 fs4ssr'E
VI IsD sg-gis " n c!ty s-0 a. 10 sfoea
wsy AMI y LAT Broadway an b Dfagglss gclSfA-f
shfous nOas The United STATES Beware u c0assefsl
~ Country dealers IN mind hat ne orsinz al
true OVufs4ds Italian h5dcstsd soap of no cure u
Izn, plmpi-s lross.es me sAn, sso Ices feo
ns hoir " c1tsneOgs osVfacfs 70 " -
n.c Valy a. Dr. FELfk oOOsAgDs syle depsi 81 "sssl
slsp OF from corner u 5fOsd~ay, WHERE lnsJ
h.i IA. LQsld sese.a,ls nooge, LAY he Hair De,
ani OIle. cs.c1laGsd .Dus PfrPsfsllooa h-cmpef 70
place u .s-r-sL yOg ~ De cnostod Duinsfoes
cOunl-rf-ils abroad, mofs especially 10 SonsDd''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

And | deny that MIA mes
vas salivated by this new.
fashioned Mineral Psste Of
| London. (Englaudl which
the dentists Of this country
know nothing about.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12


/ ! sg-in cay i,srlessly TIA;
/ I have no confidence IN the
yroiessionsi honesty Of sny
mao enO oil use IL now
cali upon Dr. ? % sustain
lihs charge Of dishonesty
upon his professional 0reth.
f-n.
Of = sentence and calls upon
en- ! maze against as prOi-s
"a ghs very words De thought
gaia r-p-s,, witnOu, fear Of
o. A. -ant Of truth and con-
snat Ain.lgsm 10 better TIA O
We 10 u be can. and BE- kno~s
u The number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

lsqctsT.-Thc Coroner held al inquest yester
Day Upon the body 90. Lgugs Bsfend, nau'e u uvf
m,ny. eyed about - years "no "ss ycs'siu7y io-H1
floating N the ann Al Pl,r No 4 n. H. Verdlcg, death
BY drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12


1 Again I call upon DR. P %
prove that Mr A diod OF .
m@rcurisi disease, produc-
ed by swslioUinz . Dew
fashiOned mineral pssts
+--''- tits for hia and Dot
any oue else ~ prove ihss
h. died from ine csus-
which has been published
under BIC ON signature
snd - This IN abused pao-
lie Withhold nim.
. stsiementiO suit himseF.
H. Vastly just and highly
% salvador from which NJ
which Aim0.; Immediately
uited 10 his death. we're oe-
,utlnto nis teeth. Their. can BE-
OF and that Of bis physician
let SAID tsGf Mr.. A di<d q
90 .Ay o. I vii prove IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

II We learn from the Baltimore american that
the Liberia Packet will sail her second trip to the
Colony on the 1t Of September next taking Gu, emf
grams and freieht for the Colonization Societies.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

4 curious CakcuIaiion.-N ha; is n Iilrion7 7
reply is very simpIe-a million times mill.
IhIs Is quickly written. and QuicfCr still 1,
nounccd; but no man is ahc to count il. You
count lG0 or 10 IN Il mit.r,,.: bat Ic, uS 6
suppose tina, YOU may 90 as far as 200; then
hour will product l2OCO; Il dov 2NO. 1000:
yenr of 365 days lO5 coo H., us sup
now thnt Adam, NJ the first r.nmiug Of IT.
lstenc". had begun 10 count. Ind continued
so, aud was counting sill; he would nc even .
according TO the usually sup foS"d ncc Of our
have counted near enough. For to count b
he would require 9Gl2 years, 81 days, IT,
and 80 minutes
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
ES Y AU t Ii o. i { Y .
By THE PRESIDENT { THE United STATES.

m pursuance Of lavI, JAMES X. ro4K, Prcsi-
u dent Of the Unil States of America, DO
hereby declare and rke known that public sales
will he held at the ,LermcHlioncd Land Offices
in the State of ARfNsAs, at tho periods herein
after designated. tCwIt
\ Al the Lrud O6e at HELENA, commencing on
4Monday tile hrcy day Of July nert, for the dis
posal of the puc lands within the undcrmcn.
tioncd lowushipand parts of townships, to wit:
NorM ofkhe la, line, and east Of The GtM priuci-
pal meridian
The parts ofractional townships onc two and
three, situateGast of the ST. Francis river; town
Ship seven; tc north half aud southwest quarter
of section 81, and the west halves Of sections
Seven, cight3n, nineteen, thirty and thirty .onc,
sn townshpight; and township nine, Of range
four.
Townsfps six, seven, eight and nine, of range
6ve.
Townmps eight and nine, of range six.
townships SIX and seven, the north half Of
scctionthirty, in township eight; and township
leeventcn, of range seven.
Township nine, Of range eight.
Townships seven and nine; and fractional Sec
kioh one, the north half and southeast quarter Of
echon two. and fractional sections thirty and
Dirty one, in township ten, of range nino.
4, Townships nine and ten; and sections two,
Lree, four, fve eight, nine, ten, elevcn fourteen,
fteen, seventeen, nineteen, twenty, twenty-nin0,
Bhirty, thirty-oEo and thlrly-two, in township
eleven, OF range ton.
! AT tho same tme and place:
fSouM Of tie base line, and ,rest of the GM princi
pal meridian.
The part of township nine, situated south Of the
'Arkensas river; sections five, six, seven. eight
and seventeen, south Of river, III township ten;
the west half Of section two, section three, the
fourteen and fifteen, the north half of section
twenty-five, and the north half and southeast
quarter of section twenty-three, in township
eleven; sections threo four, five, six, seven, eight
nine, ten, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty
twenty-one, twenty nine, thirty, lhirty-one, AM
hrty'two, IN township eighteen; and the north
halves OF sections two and three, and sections
iour, ten, eleven, fourteen, eighteen, nineteen
Mfty.one, thlrty.two and thirly.three, in town
snip nineteen, of range one.
lhe part OF township eight situated rorth OF
Inc Arkansas river; township fifteen. (cxcept sec
noAs eleven and twove;) aud the part of township
sixteen. situated east of Old river, of range two.
h' the same time and place:
~h Of The base line, and cost of the EjM princi,
TnG>> pal meridian.
so.p SIX; 1.2 s.' traction Of section six. in town.
sssippl rlys'' .utuar seventy six. IT, ...- l.r-
~srts Of sections LmiIydlye
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Mode Of Burying Laryrrs in Olden Time
A g"nt!eman in the country, who had Just buried
a rich relation. who was an attorney, was com.
planning TO Footc, who was on a visit to him, Of
the very great expenses of country funeral.
"Why." says Footc, .'do you bury your n,torn.
oys hero!' "lcs to be sure we do; how clse?'
"Oh! we never do that in London.' "No!''
said the other. much surprised, chow do YOU
mannge!' "Why. when tho pationl happens to
die, we lay him out in room overnight by him.
self, lock the door. open the sash. and in the
morning he's entirely Off" "lndeed!'' said the
other in amazemcnt; "what becomes of him!"
"Why, that we cannot exactly tell, not being
acquainted with supernatural causes. All we
know of the matter is, that there's a strong
smell Of birthstone in the room the nert morning!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
MOONS TANG Y.

90 court the glance Of every eye,
Invite the touch of every lip,
Be free to all who nuttcr by
sip not where the many sip.
Go, spread thy charms to every sight,
lmpart to all thy favors sweet;
am not like the bee, 10 light
On flowers where ALL Il welcome mccu
The blossom Of my heart must hc
a flower that blooms for onr /, one.
DIVIDED charms are not for me
No, ALL its sweets must he nv own.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Funny, decidediy.-Thc Philadelphia Eve
Bulletin chronicles the events Intending a
rage that was cclcbrntc1 in the upper pn
that city few nights since. which presents ,
an amusing feature. The groom is one of
Of twins. and has never from the hour of his
been separated from his brother. is in appea
and manners his exact counterpart. As VIC
sad the marriage rite, were gone through
congratulations were made, and mrth and .
lty relgned unit a la;c hour, when tho eonI
began to leave for home. AT this intcrr,
Junciure, our hero said lie found it inn
from long habit and association. TO scpar
his brother, nnd insisted that they shou b,
lowed 10 domlclI iogcthcr-as former'.
lady as might have been expected. ol,,..
this unusual arrangement. moderately r-- .g
lnasmuch us she had married but r:e o..
brothers, she could not in fairness be o., .....,
be the wife Of both. The husbn. .w.
would not yield. and MS the dlti.rcn .. ....
be reconciled. man and wro scparu.,u r,.
night. Three days had on Tuesday clu .so
as yet the matter has not been satis!4c,...,,
ranged. What will be the end Of i, is ~ ,s,.
the Bulletin can say. Is it no, n quc.- o.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
THE FLIGHT OF TINE.

Family flow, thou falling river,
Like dream that dies away;
Down 10 ocean gliding ever;
Keep thy calm, unrutlled away;
Time, with such silent motion,
Floats along, Oh wings Of air,
10 eternity's dark ocean,
Bury ing all its treasures there.
Roses bloom, and then.;hey witho-,
Checks are bright, then fade and die;
Shapes Of Light are waited hither-
Then, like visions, hurry by;
Quick as clouds al evening driven
O'cr the many-coIorcd west,
Years arc bearing US 10 Heaven
Home of happiness and rest.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
S. B. BENEFIT,
MERCHANT TAILG,. FORT SMITH.

VVAS on hand, and W constantly keep a well
selected stock of supcr,r Blue, Black, invisible
Grccn Cadet and all other ia iona Bile coors of broad
cloths; and the handsomest spck of Cassimcrcs and
vcstings offered in the Ste, purchased tins
in New York. which he is Il Ii times prepared TO
make up in the most lashonic style, and superior
manner All kinds of trimmiis from the finest quail.
ity to pain.
He hltters himself from his ong experience to be
able to please; and will warrants work to be what it
represented. Reports of Fashns received quarter
ly, from New York and Philadt,hia.
February 6, lSl7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Isabella to the position of Kings wife. In case
inc latter will not agree to this and is inclined 10
cast herself into the arms of England and the
Progress'sios, they " i'll declare her insane and
name regency. Who knows but thatthe Queen.
who hitherto has not been without shrewd advisers
may not prevent this trick Of policy by some
oLher 'rck! AT any rate something will come
of the matter
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Il Quaker turned Roman Catholic -Da =
day, the 4lh Of March, baptism, ocror,.4,
Roman ritual, was conferred by d. ...
Wales. and afterwards confrn,alo B. 3d..
Jabez Marriage Gibson. till then Il u.nu.,,.
Society of Friends. Mr.. Gibson has sp,s.
siderable time in Eastern travr arN
with him from the Jordan the va. ,,,.
used in his baptism. Two years .ia.n b.
the house Of common friend, aclr Ror
present Pope, then Yinal Archbishop,
Of lmola, and discussed with him io?cao r.
n. y .1Les,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
AGENTS for the Arkansas InlelligrnCcr.


REAGAN 4 Costa. Fayetteville, Ark.
ri. S. Wilson & {. &. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
81. c. Berry, Carrollton.
". {. Mitchell, CrooNcd crcok,
"A. B. Greenwood, Bcntonvilc.
]. J. Ward, Bcatcs' Prairie,
lanes lIagood. and NJ. Wright, BoonsbOro'.
Samucl NJ. karncs, Ashley p. ..
F. w. Daniels, Ncosho, Mo.
xP. B. Scott, Honey creek, Mo.
II. DoLano, Park llil., c. n.
Pos. Master, kcdron.
". p. Denkla, Fort Gibson.
@. Perkins, Creek Agency.
Charles johnson, Fort Washita, Choc. Nooh,
d. Folsom, DoaksII,Ic,
j. II. Head, Choct. Agency,
" II & NJ Mayors, Fort Smith
Post Master, Pleasant Hill,
f. B. Aston, Spadra,
s. NJ. Hays, Dover,
NJ. Rose, CIarksviIIc,
Jno. Brown, Little Rock.
Moses Greenwood. Now Orleans.
Rev. Il. KclIom, Charleston.
j. B. Mcpherson, Oak Grove,
8. 5. Stephenson, RosovlIle,
J. NJ. IInddIu, Dwight,
Allen W. Blevin, Washington,
SoIon j. Jones, Pine Bluffs,
N. Nj. Foster, Helena,
u. NeILI BatcsvilIe.
A. l.. Parish, DanviIIc,
r. B. Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
'HE ARKANSAS INTElllGEN N CE R
re pT-BIJSJJED EVERY SATURDAY Y

a. Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per year, If paid
S;,bin three months, or THREE DOLLARS, If payment
= DELAYED until after that time
Terms of Advertising.
" poro square of 10 lines, less first insertion, ONE
,p and FIFTY CENTS for each continuancc-over
n lines. and not exceeding 10, to be charged as
,arr and half, and in that proportion Tor longer
advertisements. u.oa
.-ornts TO $50 and under 500, discount OF % per
IN be made, and when it amounts to 500 or m2rc
discount of 80 per cent; but no discount VIII be
- where paymcnt is delayed after the expiration
- ,c,r and no deduction will be made on the legal
siyrrtiscments required to be publiscd by law.
AU advertisements to be paid for in advance, or the
psymcnt assumed by some responsible person.
Contracts by the Year.
Pdyabtc Quarterly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

An English Hciress.-A novci cIopcmcnt ho
amused not only the saloons of the London arist
cracy, but all the gossips in thu ncghborhood
Bath; some time since a cIt,Zan uf Bath, dlslln.
ulshcd by his eccCntrIcIiirs and his large iorlur
died, leaving but one inacrlIor If his immense pr,
pcrIy-a lite niece endowed wiki al tho gifts
nature, but in eccen,ricty rNn.iug her doceusr
uncle. In watering place Ike Bath the her
r>s soon became the point Of a!trr'l.oa for man
English peers involved Ill d, n. a!.i for n7uv hc
ro"s on hnif pay who Inil IL if ,.Ns Of r'crua
fidelity at her feet. Like Mrs. Angelina Blrde,
~ou!ts, the unfortunate yon!- illy vas 50 cn
cCmpasscd by circle OF ADMIRERS, in debt ur
ulIcd. that her existence bcrnmr lDrmcn. 10 he
Last month al the moment " Hrn the best nrurI
cd persons talked know iIg'y Of tho surr IS Of
Young and robIo porr. they IcaruoJ tho iIsa
pearance Of the beautiful h,rc>s from lhc hoe
of her guardian.--Aftrr IN active eca,rh IT,,
discovered that the belle of Bath had been mani
to one Of the journcymcn Oft the noJ'a peers Ia
lori
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Startling occurrencc.--Tho Dubuque Qowa)
Republican publishes an account of a fall OF
aeroltes in that neighborhood. In one instance
a large stone, some six fee, in diameter, and re-
sembling mass of sui phur, in its descent went
through large tree, crushing it 10 atoms and
cri,'rlng The earth to the depth Of abou, twelve
ieel, from whence II was afterwards recovered
by those who witnessed its fall.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
VARIETIES.

I ADIS' POLISHED REDICULE CLASPS.
- do. steel Beads,
Fine Ivory, Horn and Tuck dressing combs Pearl nd
Bone buttons; llcmmlngs' Needles, French, German,
and American Cologne water; Orange, Lavender
Rose, and Florida water Essential oils and essence,
OF all kinds; Extensive variety extracts; Indcllblc
red, black, nd India Inks; Fishing lines, Hooks and
Snoods; Highly scented pure red Bears oil Various
color Sealing wax; Drawing and letter paper; Black
GruyOns; Shaving, Creams and Fine Soap; Milk OF
Roses, Pomatu; Steel pens, ever points: Pcrcussi ION
Caps, etc. etc. For sale hy
W. II. & VI. MAYERS,
May |, II, Druggists, Fl. Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
by the Year,
PdyaJtc Quarterly.
m ,,.r,, ,lt,rnl nr

Announcement of candidates for office, 90
Polica circulars will be charged advertisements.
No advertisement or gross, abusive, personal ma
ure will be published at any pr.cc.
All letters must be post paid
~ The ABOVE terms will be strickly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
VOLUME G-NO. lap
! SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s. w I

An Odd Tsh.-A letter date! Sa'g.o. (N"li,
coy furnishes the following h"m,rons cpr,t'c
Near pretty village, raIi-G 5 .guin. few Of
US fell in with an odd fish. cnj,ying Co'onol's
commission. He has a strungr habit of usrag
the longest words, and insari.by mi.appl, inL
them; for instance. Che wished TO srIl us mo
lots,) "Buy, here. gentlemen. If yop wish 10
make fortunes; here's the lucal on for Il magnun-
imouS city; we're At the foot of navigation. Next
year I'll put up lawyers Nius. II pot lccary'4
dolns. aud bIachsulms Institution. and fer
wards regular clmciary, where all the fI'nS
from the circum nsi"r counties viii send IN lIcIr
boys and girls Of both >"N"- 10 BE- Ne Arumrz ii
into n college cdicntion. Then ri instruct n
meeting-hoIse, and tie stores nnI iayrrns will
spring up, in course. | cau't dp Ihis till next
year, COS | havn't got hard cash e. ouIh vet, and
III have nothing to do with the darucd blank
bills; let man utcr me one, aud f | don't make
sncrcmcnt Of him, d-n nc. DO you see that
wcII!-ill put n pump handle into ii. and fix an
anecdote 10 fetch the water through all the mean.
dering and turPen;lnc walks m my ss-garIing,
and The effects of the nrroca!ion will be SUCH that
the very air will be polluted with the oiurIf,rous
eNecratIons prOIruI.mg from the !lowcrs-iIf I'm
an "ccoucLcr III anything, MS in n1wcrs)-i'N
put up dIarrhU.a IN the ui!iio Of en-. Ior nv
women ioIks 10 store III" mix and bait r, &c.
aud ihcE run Il condition through my house. aud
provision II oil, but III run up real cIiGcc ncA,
year, and clap II chron""Yy on the top. so TIN:
the ladies' and gentlemen may look nj the ,!ara
and milky way thron5h torosc' pc that IN cx-
port from Galveston. i can't DO it ali At once
rs my women folks are growing ", AMI getting
more and moro costIvc and expensive u& IN, every
year. Come. in gonrmln--Iot us ,.iGor."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.

e-LL1> THE Steamer ALERT, Thomas J..
GsGlssxiII Gregg, Master. will run us Rrgu.
lar Packet. the ensuing season. from Napoicon-
and mouth of " hltc river, to Little Rock Van
Buren, Fort Smith, and Fort Gibson.
Tho ALERT is new boat, and well adapted to
this river, drawing only fourteen inches water.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips.
For freight or passage, (havng superior accom-
modations) apply on board.
Nav Sth, lS47-l3 If
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
A TOUGH STORY.

AS was once hunting on tie JouI.S Of tie
Saranac,' SAID John llawhln-s, u sportsman IA
nous for shooting, hoth wI:h hong ria, and Il
long row; i saw fine huc,, on ;Hr o,hrr side Of
the river, and blnz.d away al 4u. Just rs
drew trigger, big salmon cupcI uP in tho mid
die OF the stream. right between inc and the deer.
tIsh and buck both dropped. QIr.I, os ihongh,.
stripped, Jumped in, :, cured the salmon. and
made for tic deer. After passing ,aroagA him.
found the ball had bored INTO bee tl,c. and rl.r
honey was running on, III Il stream as thick rs n
gun barrel. looked uroanI for something ,r
plug up the Lo'e with; but t.crc was molnng n
hand but a rabbit. 50 caught him w. and tri,d
TO JinI his talI INTO the hoe, out he struggled So
hard that he mado me mad, anI lung him AWAY
so hard, that knocked Uvcrlurrc brace Of par..
ridges and wooIcock with him..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
ADMiNI>TRAToR,s NOTICE.

AUNTI NTNTK NTOT@S NOTICE.
y ol lCf Is hereby gwen that letters of admins.
! traton wcrc granted the Undersigned. the
lJlh "l May, l-li, upon the estate Of WyiTqm r.
J"hHS0n, "'c"0S'"; and all persons indebted to SAID
estate arr hereby notified TO make pIymcrt immr-
or thcy Will tie proceeded against the law
dF'cls All persons having ella m, against SAID estate
ar" hereby n"thcd /" present them. properly auILcn-
trlicd, IN the time prescribed by law, they III
be dcbarred from any benefit Of said estate.
CHARLES B. JOHNSON,
MARSHALL GRIMES,
Adn'nistrat Of Nm. X. Jchnson, d,ccasci
Mn alR l-I1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

- /" Sweet oil;
" Copal varnsh,
for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
HhRl GOODS, per " A Arkansas No. ), and
~ Alert"
1000 pr blue Mcrrimack and fancy prints
200 d" Indian stripes
100 :" Markinaw blankets
With ShnwIs, Snsp"ndcrs, Sewing Silk. Cotton
and Madrass IIlkfS.. Fur and Seal caps white
FInnneIs, brown and b|oachcd Shcctng>, together
with many other articles, purchased at reduced
prices and offered unusually low, by
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Feb. Goth, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17

ATTEMPTED RonBrRY or TIM
BRiuuToN BANK An unsuccessful
attempt was made 10 break open the
vault of the Bank Of Brighton, some.
time between Saturday night and Mon
day morning. TIE rogucs succeeded
IN taking To pieces one of Day, Ncwcl
Il Days padlocks, which secured i
plate Of IRON covering the key HON o.
the FIRST IRON door OF the vault. after
which they blew To pieces with powder
the lock on the door, and opened Vt bat
went no farther. Several other hoayy
iron doors were not disturbed.
\ large iron bar was left by tho
rogucs. S. Boston Journal.