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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18

: Fsnds Belts, fl.sf@rs, hrGcrei-, O. ~ nti piic~
Oder articles In proportion, all of which ere wsranrd
f a lie same a. Dr. Chrisics and sold A. half price only
five hundred dollars vii be forfeited 10 they are not he
sarn. articles. ard maruf-rWre1 ~ the same men.
Esui tic foliosciag dHsdrrtfi.
Or Christie dare not dispute their g-nun-nessi or Tie
facts ve sci forth In them
This l. 20 certify, hat we have manufactured Dr cr
49, RIM. hands and Belts Tor D. G. Morehesi. {
R,osdyav f0r the iss IS months, that We now have,
contract with Dr. Craads and him only, Tor The manufsc
tire N these articles ihey being n- seine a. originally
Introduced 20 the Public as Dr. Chrisiiss Rings etc.
On he jh aud 10Th DAYS of December 1870 appeared
before ne Theodo phus Melville James Brown and lsssc
Coy srf made GA m % the shove statement
EDGAR J. LEETE, Commissioaer Of Deed.
B-Al orders out OF he city must be addressed 10
DR. CracIails :. 10 Broadway, y. y.
Ios,-sf S-,,.Yors % imlstp
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situations, Sc. n)anieo.

WANTED-A person wi,h sSoe kah cash, haf IN
w security md who wo1ld ike 20 travel THIS amost
re esf'as'y o. making fortune vvfy sh1fs nne ~
ter Ae The pen ar features Of tbs Oder are s being ~
eomesnied wta he knowledge Of how % prepare Two
selling his knowedge 10 ohers the individual can alvsys
be certain OF rszing bis expsns.s. and much more - ss
given Of he trulh OF thess ssserons Il h Necessary 10
sppy very soon, and hope VIII give themselves
personal interview o. any Iuqalrs or hr Johnson
~ wv Sss w. 'e" JUN Wv '' M r. ~ ''''
w Nest 70 Agents for the sale Of new and popular
Publications 500 ard above their expenses WI Be
insured TO hen IN Whiting wh an opportunity o.
$500 per year Some now "a oar employ VIII co
doubt make 5000 per year clear q al expenses
Each viii have bis district Z VII BE- n-eesssTy 70.
out Appiy Al FRENCa's Publishing Hal. sss Broad
way up .,srs. otce ofihe Flag Of our lnoa All ssiers
musl BE postpaid - Al.
w lent Maages, Iron Awnings; snd Al nods OF l,on
work. LocksmihinS and Bel Heng,ng on ressopaois
tsrrns By DUNCAN WIT. s L.,,e SIseo
NlfA>TsD-s boy from twelve to fourteen yesrs d;
w sge IN silol's store Nu't haze gecd Feir'eoSe
one hs resides in Brook % would Dc prfeued Inquire
coon a. 81 Msaenlsns. up stairs "
NNANTED-A situation by q resreotsoe ,0nns NO
w man ~ chsmhermaid or would - wihng TO MAKO
herself generally usefa in snail private f.miy Vooa
reerercs given Pis.se call al 27i Mui0erysL ~ u
"ANIEU-bN hrfspcctecc nAfi~d Notu>a. VIZ
w fresh breast al milk child u az
her own residence ~. Hsniltons The best ofrcterrs-
ces required ard given let se-
NNTANTED-NOrk tor . scout ami willing lssorer 20
w Ia destitute fsniy 10 support ard y whnS - 90
ANYTHING he for the sake of giving hem bread
apply a. s. Larenss (cor GrSnd ,hrd story baek lol -
yNTANTED-A Protestant woman 10 do cookrs, wasn
w inv ard ironing One who understands her business
lhoroughly and who can bring good reccmmeoisnssns
msy apply al 50 Ienry-st lUH
NNTs<rED-A situation. by an American boy y ., 10
W any business place. Can give exeeieni reverence
fro Ia late employer. Please Inquire al " Sedssh
i6f s..
HsTITiiOtiT PAN-The heat 81 servants. highly re
w Commended csn be had srstuitca-sy a. Z MAsVN
old established Office i5a R0wey. w ~"
EMPLOY NE>r WA>TED-By yoens nam "a
wok in store actcry to drive hor,e and carr .,
on sc he ear keep accounts snd write iAn neno. ~
"a and good reco nmendstoas given III ~
I = 80
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pOPUL,R REMEDIES fgr sale al Z. NJ. GUIoYs

4 IA BuWeTf cor Grant-st-for coughs coiis ana All
affections 81 the lungs-Dr Alec. Bsssm of Liyer~ort
AMI Peurisy Root price 20 5D Dr. rsy.0rs Balsam Of
Livaravorl. : t1. DR. S8Ayne'- and Wisiars baseiu
Wild Cherry - each; Mfs Gsrinefs Indian Balsam OF
Tirerwnri 70 Gems; Row iis Pect1-al Honey Of Liver
wort q cenis. Hire Rsi am of Honey, p cents Or.
Absrnetiiy, Lcorre Cough Mixture. Cd cents Powell 8
Bsisam n Aui.eeI. 81 cent.
Hsucs. Ceirbfnffi Psnsrea, prre 81 So Woods Aler.
alive syrup price ~; Dr.. W0ots >arsapsrla and Nld
Cherry Btiers DR. sharisons sherry Vine Buffers,
IS cents Dr Phelps T0mai, Pills. 81 cents.
For bilious complaints and 90 purify The blo1d-Dr
Townsend Sarsararilia l1rge sks price - Dr. HID
hsrds celebrated Pills D. cents and 5O cents Dr. Fran
srefts Smiths Sugar Coated. Virgins milan vegetable
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-06
Fresh Groceries.

VNHE subscriber begs leave TO acqnaInt his old
Il friends and customers, that he Is receiving
nrre additions 10 his extensive stock OF Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin II CIrgg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
TO which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell rs low rs any 9TH
or establishment, for Cash or Country proiuce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt % kegs nails
100 :. coffee 20OO lbs lead
200 bbls and half bbIs 20 kegs powder
Wbskey 20 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar ~ " soap
Is bbIs moIasses 10 " Gunpowder tea
10 loaf sugar 10 /" Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 " boots and shoes
300 plough moulds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd ~ sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes 6dozpainled buckets
500 lbs cast steel En-. 3 sacks pepper
glsh, Blister, German, ! " ginger
and American do. q bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin ware, queensware, and saddIery.-
Also few articles in the Dry Good line, and
many others too numerous to mention; all Of
which he will be happy to show to those who
NAV honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
August |, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-06

SUNDRIES
= barrels coppcrls.
y - kegs white lead,
81 realms large Wrapping paper.
10 gross Clarke's matches,
50 boxes sardines,
10 half barrels sIlmratus.
% boycs cheap cIaret wine,
boxes fresh lemons,
10 boxes fresh riisns.
20 boxes fine chewing tobacco,
10 boxes western reserved cheese,
| cask ''pure" port wine,
Just received and for sale by
HENRY u CUNNINGHAM
Jan -, ISl7 40
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-06
Van Buren,, Nov. Goth, 1-lj.-i3..1y.

ECS'r reed and Tor sale liver than ever, by steam.
- ors III aud Garrott, toowt:
Black aud fancy cas<',ncr, black cloth, white and
red flannel, m.>cd twcrds, bIue, black, brown aud
mixed Jeans, striped casslmcr and kcrsrs, sainci>,
nous n dc lanes, ca,bmcrc de EC"s-c, caS'mc'c de-
lame robes shawls crlvas, porkct hdhis, thread cdl
nrs suspondcrs, thread, turkey red yarn, buttons,
blluhcts fancy prints, nseys grnghams. long lawn.
colorcd cambrcs, nmhrclus, honncts, St5Oudng, tick
ing, osnabGrgs, shcrt'"g, Sc.
CLOTHING
Cloth ovcr,colts, blanket, CLOTH frork and dress
coats tweed and jeans coats, vests, shirts, pants all
kinds, stocks, craEGls, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
Men and womcn's brOgans, boys broghns and boots
MISSES and chdrcns boots and shoes, womcns moroc.
co. calf and nd shoes, aud luys haas, all kmds,
men and boys fur and cloth caps, &c.
Ladies' crayIts, various kinds, muslin dc hincs fine
,baWls, hIIct, mnnrurng prints, &c.
am huy,og all kinds Of produce. Store, in Ashs'
'ar,c frame, Nam street.
f. b. BISHOP
Van Guren, Dee ), 10 a.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-06
NOT ICE.

MEMS HEAVY CALF BOOTS
w do water proof do,
do kip do,
do COW hide do,
boys do do,
mems boys kip brognns,
do do thick do,
All tInds of Ladies' and Misses shoes r
For sale by WALLACE d WARDS
Nov. LIST. 1G.-3S.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-06

Fresh D-us., Medicines. &c.
1tTEh ENSON & BELL have received direct from
y Philadelphia a large and we'll selected stock Of
DRUGS &c, TO which they invite the inspection OF
their old customers and the public generally Their
stock consists IN part of the following:
Medicines:
Calomcl, camphor qunrnc, iodine, iodidc Of potns.
sum, nIIdc OF IRON, rh,bar,, Peruvian barks, India
aud Turkey myrr!, Honduras sarsapa rlla BIybcrry
bark, lcmiock bark composition powders, creasotc,
extract Of lquurcc, s"IdItz and soda powders, kno,
pink root, cream Of tartar, &c.
Paints, &c:
Chrome green, chrome yellow, black lead, lamp.
black, ivory black, Chinese vermilinn, Venetian red
chrome green oil, hlharge, dry white lead red lead,
gum sheIiac.
Dyestun:
Indigo, mlddcr, cuPpcras, alum, logwood, annatto,
oil of yItrio
Sundrics:
Morars and pcstIes, spltuas, pill tiles spring Ian
GETS, Evans ldncclS genuine, do imitation, American
thumb Inccts, spring lancet blades teeth hooks pant
brushes, yarnsh do, sash do, teeth do mat chcs
rus>cs, syrug"s, BrLndrth's pulls, Peters do Sappmg.
tons do Mofd's do Npcnccrs do. Cooks do, Lee 5
do lhrustDn : do aPosthecarrcs' scales and ghts
alIspIce, black pepper, ginger, mace, c!v.cs, &c.
Van Buren,, Oct. 18th, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-06
Drugs, Medicines &C.

w for sale general assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, VIZ; c.,, Mainline
n"g, aID AIN" o-''''' Mnsk
Camphor: Nux yomica
Acid tartaric Essential oils, every variety
nitric R,",mG"iI ,iy%,S al N''0'
Ether suphnric SaTsapnr,ila
Arrow root Sal ammonac
BaIsam copaiva SaI rochelle
-" Sulphur salts '2 3:I,mh.,
Borax refined do Fctro
Bn'gnndy PoafF 6ns do T ,Irl
Brlmstone ana hhe q" l'ttaf
CASTLE soap ray S,Iu
/ Eng. W lhuSor 10 u" a. s''N"u
Cantharldes SPts n'He
! Do fuiV. 40 Lavender
Carp ammonia PD"S,III r.;,
Castor OIL no puglI " ''lu' "'o " "''''
cayenne pepper Sup'"'. fI'"''0
Cen'd"r! ,,; rSPifis
CHLORIDE OF lime iahHrhuS
Cloves y iva "I". t,,.,on, .o,,s
Corros snblimatc Vanilla beans
Cream :artar , ngmce .u,P'"''"0
Cre,on oil do rrccipitntc
Cnbebs and powder do mlne OF a"''i'o"y
t;I'rir yiIriol Pearl barley
/ Emcrys Pepper
Ergot phos IRON
E tianrS c, pSS P %H,fI,e''
roI son DpnA'" Powder aio ps.','
FowIers solution do CharconI
G I:"'S,sIIaII kinds do Doycrs
Hops ....., 90 90 CoIom1o
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-06
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
yosEFH TOEE,s, JOHN f''''
N n 80 q n q n


yosErH rOEE,s, JOHN fo'"~
TORRkS 10000,
Main street Van Buren,,
~ EsPECTFULI,Y informs the citizens Or this place
II and the surrounding country, that they have Jut'
received per New Hampshire direct from NeS orleans
general assortment OF Dry Goods, Clothing' nav
Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Glassware. Cookery, ana
Cutlery, consisting in part OF the following a''''
Dry Goods.
Fancy muslin, jaeonet, swiss, null and s''iPeu u,
rnghams, prints new Style linen checks. eo''"h
eounterpin do and striped do. cottonades treneh 'n
Ameriean) gimbroons, lnea Hing. eolorfd clm1,''
English aud BandanN hdkfs, LINEN eambrc ana u,o
silk do, selecia serges, brown and beaeheI %
- domestic cotton driilings, striped do bed tcSg'
daes mftts black and colored, ladies and gents g'I
do. Irish linen, tapes linen and cotton ohu'ps
ored linen thread, spool cotton, coat aud vest
needles, paper aud pound pms Ne'' Nes
Clothing.
Croton coats check and striped light do' Tn
do linen and cott,naGe pants, MarseilIes 'es's,
oo,on md ndcr shirts fancy eravats and susPenders'
Boots and shoes.
Gent. fine sewed c,lf skin boots, do. br"gans' wo
mems do, men, youth and boys Pegged oFosa"'' ID
dies kid buskins, and Prunelll slippers
Hats.
Gents, fashionable neutrii cashmere, heaTct ava G
sportinr, panama, eghorn. CimPeacny' pam i'1' ""
ohildrcn's leghorn, wool white ana OiacN u'
Hardware.
Knives and forks butcher do, pocket do pato' S"u
chanm,ns razor straps scissors shears, snaies' NOR
fork atchcs, brass fossets, strap hinges soIo"s
penters' squares chsels hand saw MES auge's,
tare and hits drawing knives srrups, spurs of'o'e
rings balances stcolyards Collins axes log and trace
chains hoes, coffee mills spades and shoyeIs laPah"eG
and brass candle sticks violin strings, bed eorus anu
plough lines.
Glass ware.
Plain, pressed, huted and heavy cut tnmblers' pam
and rib salts mould caster bottles WINE glasses and
decanters.
Queeusware.
T.,s edscd MATES, breakfast do, Mocho pitchers
nainted do, teapots, cream Jugs and sugar bowls
Tobacco.
o-nnoco,G Grants premium, nge brand and hcncky
Which they offer at the lowest market prices, lo
cash. or country produce; are not forced but deter
mined to sell, give US a call
Van Buren,, May I'd, 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

SOLDIERS CLAIMS
For Bounty Lands Treasury Scrip Pensiolh Arrcar.
ages Of Pay, ke. &s.
TNHE subscriber, having procured the necessa.
IL ry instructions from the War Department, is
now prepared to transact with promptness a nd
efficiency all business concerning Soldiers Claims
on the Government. for Bounty Lands, Treasury
Scrip Pensions. Arrearnees Of Pay. &c. &C.. ac-
cruing for services in the war with Mexico.
J. Z. KNIGHT.
Lille Rock, june lS. lS47. 2l-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
{ VOLUME 6-NO. rs /,
I SUBSCRIPTION PRICE o. W (
From the New Orleans BulIstir
From the City Of Nexico.

BY the papers from tho capital to 3Otb Jun..
received vim Tnmpico, by tho Galuesfo.. ve Iea IN
that though there was q quorum of the ;nemh.,.
OF Congress actually in the city, thew had No,
yet been able to get them together. I, would.
therefore, aPpenr that the report was not correc,
that Congress had declined to treat for psace un.
der the recent letter of Mr.. Buchanan. Tbi. No.
port was published in this city yes,erd, v. ana
was said to have reached Yea Cruz, by TIA Con.
rier just rs tho Galveston was leaving,
The probability is, that such will b tb,. ,esp,,
20 soon as they can get quorum together; bu,
up TO the 3Oth ult. no action whatever had ,,k.n
place on tho subject. II was stated there werc
eighty six members in the city, aud that seventy.
one was q quorum.
The other report, that Gen. Scott. aftera conn.
ell Of War, on the lst Of July, had de,erm;nsd
70 ADVANCE on the capital the following day, we
are inclined to think also incorrect. os be h.S
given tho enemy until the 3Oth Of June r., ~,
answer to the communication from Mr., Bucb,n.
an and Of course be would not ATTEMPT to na.
vance, until an opportunity was afforded for tina,
answer to reach Puebla, which could not he ron.
sonaoiy expected before the I'd or Sd inst. aven
II they were determined to mako ann renIv-
But IN addition to this, tho Diario states TIM tbev
received information from Pueba, that Gen. Scoi,
had postponed his advance until the 10Th Julv sni
'hnt ne detached 2OOO men, to protect Gen. end.
Hoiu Ahut Huo passed ferOte and
threarend BY the Mexicans under General aIvn.
rez. SAW"
These - be sure are Mexican accounts. bu, wo
are inclined to believe that in the accuracy of
Them, not only because they are rendered proba
o'e' from our previous knowledge of circumstnp.
ces' but also, because there is no reason why tho
enemy should exagge-ate or misrepresent them.
particularly, as regards Gen. Scots advance
whieh 'hey would rather anticipate in their ro-
ports, in order to stimulate to more promp. moas.
ures for defence.
. ahe force with Alvarez was said to be s to
oooO men. The same paper states that tho force
IN the capital, amounts to % 900 men, and boa,ts
that u Sen. Scott attempts to enter tho city with
his $780, they could destroy his army with stones
without using their ire.urms!ii
They seem to forget that Gen. Scot, has q bat.
terng and mortar train with him, that can knock
down their city, without rendering i, necessary to
enter at all.
From the general tenor of the advices, there
does not seem 70 be much propect that the action
OF Congress will be favorable towards tcace.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
Dardenelle Springs
OF ARKANSAS.

HE Subscriber wishes to inform his friends and
the public generally. that this celebrated water.
lace, (and the especial favorte Of all who have
J a summer in the enjoyment Of the delightful
Dry it afords,) is now open for the reception Of
brs The buildings have undergone thorough re-
1 and many improvements have been made to
pto tho comfort ofthe Invalid or the qualification
"a gentleman Of leisure.
e fame Of these waters is too widespread to need
* here. The simple fact, that nature has furn.
at one spot. or at least only few yards apart.
Eprings. each differing from the other in its medi-
qualities, must make them great resort for citi.
of this and other States. WHITE SULPHUR,
D rival those in Virginia, is to bo found hero; as
CHALYBEATE, BLACK SULPHUR. and .
with the properties of EPSON SALTS.
eupplying his table. he promises not only every
cy which can be procured in the country, but
uch lu 1uries from the large cities As may be &C.
>le to him by means Of vigation-to crafty the
re, or that may be- necessary for tho invalid. Tho
it.nt Of cities may thus seelude himself for sea-
mong the wilds Of natlre, and secure that re-
on SO necessary to health, and 90 difficult to at
Elsewhere.
an boats will ply regularly, during the summer.
|up the river, and below, to the DARDENELLE,
visitors going to the Springs will find accommo.
sat Mr.. Geo. Williams, and procure good con.
ces to their destination.
WV ~ JOHN H. STRONG.
es S, ls47. lift
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
FORT SMITH HERALD.

A NEWSPAPER. Neutral in Politics and Religion, to
be published weekly, al Fort Smith, Arkansas % so
in ADVANCE or % 90, if payment be deisyed until after
three months.
The first number Of this paper will be issued about
the last of June. II is not deemed to
any thing in regard TO the character Of the
fact Of its being neutral. would sufficient without
further notice. Suffice it to say, however, that it
will be strictly NeOspaper-devoted to the diffusion
of general intelligence.
Every will be used to place before the public,
the latest from every portion of our country.
and fro m the adjoining Indian nations. Being imme
diately :he line. and at the corner of two Of the
most important Indian tribes, will bo enabled at
all times TO receive the earliest intelligence from
most Of the Indians. residing on our border.
In the first No. OF the paper, will be gvon more
fully the manner in which the paper will be conducted
Geo. w. Clarke, ESQ, Ed. lntelgencer, Messrs
D. c. Williams and John B. Carnes, will please act
agents at Van Buren, and receive subscriptions and
forward them. JNO. F. WHEELER.
Fort Smith, 18th June, l647.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
i,tuts for the Arkansas IRtelligencer.

.,oon 4, Costa, Fayetteville, Ark.
i = Wilson g. c. G. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
| C. Berry, Carrollton.
4. C, Mitchell, Crooked creek,
| R. Greenwood, Bentonville.
4. Ward, Beaties' Prairie,
hes Hasood, and NJ. Wright, Boonsboro'.
muel NJ. Karnes. Ashley P. 0.
4 W. Daniels, Neosho, Mo.
B. Scott, Honey creek, Mo.
<DeLano, Park Hill. c. N.
pt Master, Kedron.
P. Denkla, Fort Gibson.
Perkins, Creek Agency.
prles Johnson, Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
Folsom, Doaksville,
/ II. Heald, Choct. Agency,
! III g. NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
h Master, Pleasant Hill,
B. Aston, Spadra,
M. Hays. Dover,
Rose, Clarksville,
Brown, Little Rock,
bes Greenwood, New Orleans.
R. Kellom, Charleston,
Mcpherson, Oak Grove,
Stephenson, Roseville,
y. Haddiu, Dwight,
en W. Blevin, Washington,
IN B. Jones, Pine Bluffs,
M. Foster. Helena,
Eeill, Batesville.
!. Parish, Danvi!le,
!. Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
M t1RKANSAS lNTElllGENCER
H 1c pUBLISHEDE EVERY SATURDAY

Il e., IoLLARs and FiVTY CEhTs per year, II paid
isb i'b,ss months, or THaEE DoLLARs, IL payment
!itnS, I'd until after that time.
dspJ Terms of AivertiRing,
.,u,re Of 10 lines. or less. frst insertion, ONE
fofs nd FIFTY CENTS for each continuance-orer
d. t :.s;sas .ss s . s.sa % :; e:
an individual account, at the above rates,
Wnsn 70 s5O and under 800. discount of 25 per
sd ra's s.n ss: .s s :SS Or r
dscoSn payment is delayed after the expiration
ws.r. and deduction will be made on the legal
ono y'smsnts ys required to be publised BY law.
:: :s :: +
ymeh' Coutracts by the Year.
Psysble Quarterly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
VARIETIES.

r ADYS' POLISHED REDICULE CLASPS.
II do. Steel Beads,
Fine Ivory Horn and Tuck dressing combs; Pearl and
Bone buttons; Hcmmings' Needless French. German.
and American Cologne water; Orange, Lavender,
Rose, and Florida water; Essential oils and essences
Of all kinds; Extensive variety extracts; lndeblo.
rod, black. nd India Inks; Fishing lines, Hooks and
Snoods; Highly scented pure red Bears oil; Various
color Sealing wax; Drawing and letter paper; Black
Crayons; Shaving, Creams and Fine Soap; Milk oi
Roses Pomatum; Steel pens, ever points; Percussion
Caps, etc. etc. For sale by
VIII. & NJ. MAYERS,
May ], Al, Druggists, Fl. Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
FARMERS,
attend to your interest.

E undersigned is preparing 70 put bis Steam
Ma, at Van Buren,. into operation, At the
be Of tho ensuing Wheat Crop, and
b prepared to manufacture all tho Wheat
viii be raised in tho adjoining counties.
tice Is therefore given that he will pay CASH
Groeeris: for any quantity Of wheat, de:iv.
at the Mill, in this place; and the farming
nuuity Of North. h.western Ark's, and South.
Prn Missouri, are respectfully invited 10 turn
attention to the cultivation of this grain,
p experience hns proven to be tho peculiar
hc'ion ofour country.
R. THRUSTON.
Pn Bnren. Ark's., July 7th, ls47. 22-:f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

IMPORTANT FROM MExlco--Peace Scofed at bv
the Mericans!-Mrs. Anne Chase, who is now in
this city, received from Tumpco, BY the steamer
Palmetto, letter from her husband, Mr.. Frank.
lin Chase, which, by her kindness, we are allow.
cd to lay before the public. We give the follow.
ing passages: IN. o. Mercury.
TAMPIco, July llth, ls47.
Although you sailed yesterday, and up to this
moment nothing Of importance has transpired
to disturb the peace of our little city, vet cannot
LEI this opportunity pass without saying a few
words to you. Did you observe your own flag
flying whore you first planted itl It was hosted
by Gen. Gates and his fair lady. What a beau.
tiful compliment! When we were crossing the
plaza | saw them in the act Of hosting 1.-THE
Colonel al the halyards and the lady throwing the
flag out in the breeze. There were many look.
ers-on, and many admirers Of the thoughtful and
kind act of your friends. For my own part, |
was in raptures of delight, and never felt prouder
than did at that moment.
L
Since writing the above. have Jus. me, two
gentlemen from the city of Mexico. who inform
mo that the offers Of peace made by the U. s.,
through Mr.. Trsl, are scoffed ni by the Mexicans.
So much the better for the cause Of humnn;ty.-
My fellow passenger Mr.. Pock, is one of the
gentlemen from Mexico, and he assures me thu,
all foreigners now dread premature peace-
They now know Mexican periidy, and he assures
me that however great our contempt might have
been against them, we had but very fain, idea
Of their real vianous proPens,ies.
On the Both ult. Gen. Scott wns within nine
miles Of the city of Mexico. and, presume. has
planted the American flag there ere this. We
hear that Col. Derusy is pressing on rapily, and
this day hope will crown him with glory.
We are oil we'll this morning. and rejoice that
you had such fine weather during the night. MAY
God bless you and speed you on your way. Col
and Mrs. Gates send their love, and
en- truly and afectionately,
Your devoted husband,
FRANKLIN CHASE.