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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28
Strangers who may happen 10 need Medic

The steamer Roger Williams, Capt. A. Do
goo arrived this city from Albany yesterday afternoon at
half past o'clock, making all the landings
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Steamship SOutherner, for Charleston
This packet will positively depart Saturday seoon TO-
morrow O'clock from the East side Peck Slip, and can
yet accommodate with state rooms and single
behs reports to the contrary have been
nfed
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may wish procure good Gold Pen at low price shou
20 to- j. w. GIearon Co, II Cedar street, where
lound the pens of all the celebrated makers at prize
lower else where They advertise sell the be
pens the cv for ST. and ask 50 70! others though the
g. Bagley 81 IS only silver pencil case included
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public.
To Carriers and NewsbOys.-The first num-
Der Of The MONITORS Saturday paper Published
this morning. Carriers and newsboys will call No. 02 Mas
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of reetTh,s splendid establishment, surpass
ing anything of the kind the CITY, will be opened hi. day
with of the choicest aud best selected stocs Of Teas
Coe and Sugars and cheaper than offered the
pub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28
cold Pens Wholesnle nnd RetaiI-Spenc,

RENDgLLS, selling Gold Pens their
40 Broadway corner of Maiden lane, Of different qualities
unusually low prices. The Diamond Pointed Pen
the busess they hope to be abe satisfy dealers
the public IN general both 70 quality and price Please
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Great Undue offered all who purchase Railway
Chinese Medcaed Soap and other artc Of the toilet No
Cou randt Railways Chinese Medcated Soap is
now the most saleabe in the Unou-for toilet
all others clears sofens and smoohes the skin
neatly put boxes, retails at Is 12 cents No.
Courandt street. The walnut oil military soap, at reduced
prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

Gold Pen Company, article
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens which they offer at reduced
up In addition which they have added fine
Of Gold Pens of all the celebrated
ed they by those ed the business they feel
confident Of sung any who favor them with
call. Gold Pens repair,d
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g No charge until the Hair II restOrcu !

"No charge until the Hair - se ,''ro' oace
1913 Nassau ST. ~ B. Fo those who apply II themselves
iot ma. vosL
do hereby certy that seen general ce.sncrs sna
am with many Of the parties Wh nste
Ky oom M ny y"'" AARON CLARK,
, ss s Ss:sss .is iAAssa a rA.a'pAi.s' n
SixtA H.
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Teeth Sweet Breath, and the Tooth Ache lf you want
white teeth and breath tins paste is nfalibe
be insured against the the tooth ache there nothing like
IS and so cents jar.
The Tablet of Pearl and Asbaster will give the bril-
liant complexion. The merit of this article well rsab h
ed and only Is box. he lad should not be with
nrortsnt article OF the toilet For sale at f. M.
Guions. l27 Bowery, cor Grand street
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strangers VINO may happen 10 nee"
or Surgical Aid while visit city wiz do wen 20 g
ult Dr. Gregory Roosevelt street HIS long sh
consulting physician and surgeon fully entities mn 80
confidence Of those who chance Ia need M =
services aud especially would we commend III" y" SUI" "
may need advice only.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening. the 27th inst, at the resi- deLce of Maj. P. T. Crutchfeid, by the Rev. J. F frusiow. Maj. A. ]. HUrT. to Mrs. FRASeIsA E. LiEEsAUGH, all of this city.
 With the above notice came the fee, in ihe shape of champagne and cake. We appropriated the cake without the least compunction: but the champagne how temPtingiy. insitingly, it seemed to woo as Presented under such circumstances, hsw could we withstand its power' But we did-we did. We shall remember the Major always, and never cease to wish bim and his happy bride, fSli realization of their most blissfaI au;icipations.l
 On Thursday, April 18th. is47. Mir. JaNss T FAIRcHrLp, of N. York. to Miss ELIzaBETH HAR- DIN. of Lawrence couR;y. Arkansas.
 And say, without our hopes, without our fears,
 Without the home that plsghted love eadears,
 Without the smiles from partial beauty won.
 0! what were naB'-s world without sun!"
 On tie 2sth March last, by the Rev. John Irvin Gen. HARDY RosIssoN, of this county, 10 Miss MARY FRANCIS STREET. of Pettis county, Nilsson. ri, formerly of FaYquier county, Virginia.
 In Norristowa. Pope county, AIk's, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Naihan Taylor. JoSAs M. TwB- sETTs Esq, 10 Miss MATILDA J. WISIocx, daugh- ter of Maj. George Winlock, of Missouri.
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ORITUARY.

Departed this lite, in the city of New Orleans, on the 18th day Of February last aged 26 years. James n. Smith, Esq, son of Col. James smith, of Ar kansas county. NIT. Smith had been in bad health for several months, and went to New 0rrans, with the hope of recovering his health in that mild c
 mate, but the ieil-destroyer, Death. had laid his hand upon him and the change of climate aided by the most skiilfnl medical attention, could not
 cue him from an untimely grave. He was attended in his last iIness 5y Dr. $ fl. Wilson, to wkom his friends and relations feel under great obligations for his kind and uDtiring exertions to restore him to health, by whom his body was brought back to Ar kansas, and inferred at his Fathers tarm and the tears that flowed from the eyes oi the crowd that surrounded his grave, showed the high estimation in which he was held, by those who had known hitn welt. He native of the State Of Georgia, but emigrated to Arkansas when quite youth, and had grown up and streRy ythene6 in his adopted State. The Legislature of lSJ4 elected him Financial Re- ceiyer oi the Branch of the Bank of the State of Ar
 kansas, at the Post of AIkspsas. and. as evidence that he dischage the duties of the office faithfully and honestly, he was reelected in 1916. But a short time previous to his death, he was licensed to practice law. He was kind and datitul son, an adeetionate brother. humane master, and ali ob- ging neighbor. His death has created vacuum in the society in which he lived not easily filed and his memory will be held in kind remembrance by all who knew him. He lived an honest lnan, and died a Christian. Cammusteaisd
 At New lbera. La, on the 27th uit, afler pain ful and lingering illness. Mrs. CLARisse E.. con sort of Roswell Beebe, Esq, of this city, aged 32 years. The deceased. greatly enleehIed ia health, le our city short time sinee hoping that Inc gen ial influence of ulore southern climate. might prove successful in arTesting the of disease, which Tn spie of all the efforts oi medical skill. seemed slowly progressing .o fatal termination. The change of scene incident to travel, for time seemed to promise the realization of the hopes of her numerous friends; but alas! the fiat had gone forth--and Death claimed its vietln,
 By the deeease of this estimahe lady, society is called upon to depiore the loss oi of its bright est ornaments numberless ties of friendship and af lection have been severed; and grief almost incon- solable. is caused to weigh heavily upon the hearts of her kindred. In every relation of life, the yir- tues of the deceased were conspicuous. Asa stead fast friend, devoted wife, and aHectiona,e mother. her loss is irreparabIe. 'sMay He who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" watch over and protect those, who by this dispensstion of His providence, have been deprived fthe kind influences of moth CTS tender care. and while her kindred and friends called upon to bow submissively to this aflction, may they find consolation in the belief that world of suffering has been exchanged for blessed state oi immortality on high. .9rk's Demoeraf
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Santa funds Address to kis .4rmy--Hs .Arriral ai fke Cay of .Merico-Hs Ipauguration--7 The Tnogwai- Address Policy of thc .Vew Administration, Sc.
 By the Alabama we have recelved papers from the ciiy of Mexico up to the 24th Maich, inclusive.
 The movements of Santa Anna first arrest our attention. He took leave of the army at San Luis Potosi, on the l4th March, in the following brief and happy address:
 COMPANIONS IN ARMs-Devoted entirely to the service of the country, march to as- sume the reins of government, in doing which make the most costly sacrifice, acting con- trary to my cherished desires and fixed in- tentions. But this course will put an end to the civil war which is destroying our beau- tiful capital; it will give unity to our defence and impulse to the righteous struggle in which we are engaged with the per6dious invaders, and in which you have tough, with such bravery and decision in the field of La Angostura.
 My Friends-I will never forget your glorious actions on that field of battles your suflerings in the desert, to which you sub mitted with heroic patience, and, above all, that had the honor of commanding you.- The nation owes von recompense, and you shall shortly receive it through my exeriions, although this is nol the consideration which stimulates you to bear yourselves as worthy sons of Mexico Ia gran .Merico.l
 Soldiers-You are the hope of your coun- try, her best defenders. Your duty then is to guard all parts; aud on this acconn; have disposed that two brigades of infantry and one of cavalry, with their corresponding bat teries, shall march 10 inc defence of the State of Vera Cruz, the rest of the army de- lending this frontier.
 Everywhere you will conduct yourselves as you have done hitherto, and you will ever deserve the illnstrious name you have sc- quired. l am going to procure whatever is pecessary to consummate ihe great work which is committed to you; and be assured that in the hour of danger, you wih again find in the midst of you. your general, ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA. Headquarters, San Luis Pofosi, March f4, Is47
 We do not p,ecisely understand, but infer that the three brigades above meniioaed, are distinct from the four thousand picked yet erans whom he had previously detacbed from his army, with orders 10 proceed to the capital under Gen. visquex.
 From San Luis to the city of Mexlco Santa Annals progress was triumphal. He con- tinually met delegations from Congress, sent out 10 prorsiass him. Addresses from the different States vere presented to him on his route. lie arrived in the immediate vicinity of the capital on the 20ih. On the 23d he took tbe oath of office as President of the Republic at the city of Guadalupe dc Hidalgo. The afternoon Of the following day De enter cd the city of Mexico with great bonn. p.and solemuity. A Ts Dexm was sung in ,he metropolitan church, where he received the fclici,asions of the authorities and corpora- tons. We give his inaugural address below we have not room tc-dsy'fbr Sencr Otsrc's reply.
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Southern United States Mail.
Tri. Weekly CoacA Line from L't,le ROck 10 Hashiagfca, .7rkansas, and 10 tke
 rrIebrnked Hof SDyiugs. in

four horse coackes. ET1HIS line connects at Little Rock with the grea, l Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock {snd Washingtcn) on fuesdays Thurs- days. and Satnrdays, al A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day. ec
 The proprietors wall ran as above stated during the season The grestsst attention will he paid 10 the comfort and convenience ei psssengess. Ac- commodatons are good. and charges ousr than any other eonveyxnee.
 Patronage of etzsns asd travellers is respectfully solicited
 HAMMOND k co. Ayrti as nazs if
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CALL AT JEFFRIES.
April as noss If

Tyaf subscriber has just returned from New Or II leans, where he purchased genteel stock of goods wares, and merchandize, of this Springs in. pofsstions, and now ssrs them for ssie st kis cid Stand, nogth roem n Aidfiehs corRes, st perh4ps lower rates for eash cr the produce cf the country than the same siyle ofgepds has evef befofe been offered in this market. Be would fespectfaIiy 90 leit share of patronage from bis old friends sBd the eifisens generally
 C. Ii JEFFRIEs Litsis Rack, ApFfi 7e. tes1. 8s-iy
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. STATE 0P ARKANSAS, County C Alisaisfi h iAe MIssialEvi crrrss csurs sa sAavfsJ. ta ps. atiaa. MasrA 11GA Is47. James Whiiely. somp'n, } Mary whilsy. defsndans nN.this day comes the complainant and 61es haa NS biil agalnst the defsnasnt praying that the euEds of matSinaony existing between hfn and tas detendxnt. may be dissolved by a deefee of tht' count And Il appeating sFoaa shA afslaavit Df the complainant nnns red to hia bil that the defendant s Rot saeideat af this State, Is opdefed that the said defendant be notified of the psndeney of this suit and that unless she sAal ape<aE oa og before the third day of the aext term of this eoart at . court ln be haidea on the FNt Momdsy M May asxs and plead answer. or demur. to said hii, sae samc will be taken lof confessed and decree rendered. accordingly. And that t Is ordered that copy ef this ordss he published tn tbe -Arkansas Raaner ? newspaper printed in this State, fsr two weeks excessively.
 A. G. BLACKMoRE., Clerk.
 Attest By J. W. MHtrwoRrn, D. C. tras copy fIem the record:
 A. G. BLAexMoRE Ctk
 ]. W. MhitMoFth, D. C. April 2s. 8 2w
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Jefferson Lands for Sale.

THE undivided half of sw qr asd ire of SC fire II qr sec ls, and Ios No of nw ar and V f.e hf : qr and V fire of ne q. and lot No . of nv rr and lot No of sw Qr and iot No of sw qr sec fs. all in tssrs v. containing together bdb 2s l6e scrrs, for sale. Price ss,0 ,0e AppIy tc
 GEO. (. WATKINS,
 Lifte Ro<k. Askx
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q. BROWNING

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
 DfsrRIcT or ARKANSAS. In ihe District Court of the United States Tor the District of Arkansas aforesaid. fer the adudica. ton of uneonfrmed French and Spanish land claims: April i2th, lSt7.
 I is ordered that court adjourn until the second Monday of Jpie next. aud that publication be made in the .frkaHsas Banner, newspaper printed in he city of Little Rock. by at least four success sive weekly insertions previous 10 said day
 Attest: VIM FIELD, Clerk.
 By A. II. RuTHsRFoRp, D. c April II no3I tvs.
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Cotton seed.
SUNDRlEs.

.... SUNDRlES. RI BRLS, Ohio sapeshns Flour; CO 3 do American Brandy.
 iessk best winter sgevm Oil 1o hsif boxes baneb Raisins;
 lehssi Impefial Tess
 box double refined Leaf Sugar, box soil shell Almonds; 4seass Flows. with poiats exsfa, isae-soii Flow;
 2.dozeR Latden Hoes;
 do tfanspianiing Troweis.
 do Garden Rakss.
 bundle nail rods;
 2. II, |. and 'neh kess, jss., .i:4. hs. l. IL. and is ,aeh feaad ssoag sf H. n. ana 2 ia<A saaars iroa !. 200 lbs hosse shse iron. 70 pieces siab iron; iso Diamosd. and other plsw ussuIae:e IFS pieces assorted hand lran, soso tAs assorted bar iroB. zbaadles sprpg steele: 70 hags drop and bae k shos: 1000 ibs castfags, kscsigsd and fos sale by wM trarr IsnpsFy ia, istY ,a
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-fotiee to pre-emptien Claimenfs.

Every person entitled to the right of pre-snphoe se ihe satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of as soon as practicable after seeing ihs notice. and before the day appointed for the commencement ol the public sale of the land embracing the ,rae, claimed, otherwise such claim will De krseited
 RICHARD If. YOUNG.
 Com, of the geaerai land ef6ee
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fFSHE sabseFIher, AgsRt fer Ii. HshsEtnaa. wiil 1 continue the iDrleE's busness st his old stNNss st MaiAy aeas Markham ssrest. aaa keep ebastsnl- Y on haad fall and well assorted stock of GSeSs. ries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hardwsfs, GesiInes, Sc. &e. all of which will be sold low k,r assA Tks highest market prices wi be paid tos eeaairy rFs. dnce. as beef hides, peisvies, brsswsx, &e.N,
 JOHN KRAUsE. Little Rock, Jan ?n. Is47. ,D--sm
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Lon MoWTrs snB rns KaNEa ov n..

LoEA MowsEs 4nD TnR KsRa oS BA- vAHlA.-Ths following a ft4h the cotres- pondence of the Chnrsesaon Courier: Soths sensation has been exciied through Europe by certain scandalous afiairs now taking place at Munich. Louis Charles, King of Bavaria, poet and q painter, and . most mani6eent patron Of the arts, who had raised his insignificant capital into modem Athens, has nov, in the sixty-frst year os his age, become infatuated with Spanish opera dancer. Lola Monies, the person in question, had already made herself conspic- uous in Berlin by drawing her horsewhip across the face of an officer sent to request her to withdraw from . certain forbidden spot, during review Of troops before the King of Prussia. Little eccenricities have marked her professional career through Europe; but this public installation into the good graces of king sets her at the highest pinnacle Of gossipping notoriety. Grave troubles have arisen in Bavaria from the un- willingness of the people, as we'll as the nobles and officers oflhe Government. to sub. nit to this capncious despo.ism. With all the sioIid endurance of the Germans, l doubt if the days of the Pompadours can be safely revived even in Munich. An escort of dra- goons to protect dancer from lhe populace Is novelty.
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TERMS
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

TyNHE subscribers have been making, at this \ place for the eoming season, a variety pf im- proveDens. but particularly 10 hetss s0abls ,hva- hds, and those ab0 sit for rearsatipd, to obfain inc ii. use sGa henetj of lhs iph aaa Tarof bath, II is useless o say anY thing, 10 nvalids ia pfabs of the sirtues pf these waters, for none decide ts cope to them, amidst these secluded but pomapfie, mountains, till one of the housaad. have told thsm of their sa3ra and permanent rescue from shlfas- Ing sad death.
 Here paiare calls from fortunes fIown,
 Her children oi dissase.-- t Aaa bids ihem throw their crutchas down. And go where'sf they please. She frcis 10 i.alse,- Ref ssks eessplsiut. To sett prsra af etrx; But, free to all, withont restraint.
 She gives her waters pure,
 She gently sooths the sufferers pains
 Nor uses lance pill She needs no clerk to count the xra,as,
 No over doses kill
 Let those whose cfooked forms defy !. tbs power of man to cure; Who, every aay, with agony
 Do mere than death c1dpie.-- Whose eyes, though draggea with opium. Are closed nas--nght nor night Death 9ssty Fnocks, but will Dof come.
 Though olt for him they pray Let such come here, for here slons.
 Exists the possT 10 gave
 Here toiteriBg forms. but akjn cod bone.
 Are rescued fran ths grave
 HALE k WILLIAM Ro. Springs. Feb. 2t. lss7. a4--3m e3-The Nashville unioii New osssaus pieayu.s and NJ Loais Union. wai copy three alpntks. kv weekly inseriioDs, and forward aceoupfr io C hals, P. M.. as Hot Springs, fot colisetioa.
 H.Gw.
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ExcELLssr.-An Eastern paper, in an ar tlcle on the subject of perseverance, and in- dustry, says:
 A few years SEQ, Luther Scverence, Hor- ace Greeley, and James Harper, were bring ing water by the pail full to wash type Tn a printing office; they were knocked about by the older boys. Blu, they did not si, down and weep, and declare they would run away from .beir employers. No-they stuck to the trade year after year, till they became of age. Where are they now' Severance is in Congress, Greeley is editor of the New York Tribune. one of the leading political papers of the day, and Harper is at the head of the largest establishment, in America. and was elected Mayor of the city of New York one year ago by an overwhelming majority. So much for energy and industry.
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TARIFF IN THE MEXICAN PORTS, "What will Dame Grundy say to this'"

The National intelligence is perfectly in fog. IL scarcely knows how to steer its misguided ship amid the breakers winch surround il, IL it abuses the war; and the manner of conducting it, why then comes glorious victory to silence its batteries If, aer indirectly sanctioning, it should reprobate the leyying of American duties in the Mexican ports in our possession, why then comes Major General Scott, without any instructions from his govern ment, undertaking to establish ..temporay tariff of daties.' of his own military powers. Is he an usurper Is he arrogating power which does not belong to him If motif he, as the victor of a a conquered port, may iegitimaiely levy duties for any purpose whateveI-if he has the right 10 do 1t under the laws of war. why surely the scomman. def.in-chiet Of the army aud navy of the United States as the President of the United States is so charged and SO called by the constitution itself, may foTtroFs adopt similar regulations and raise contributions for carrying on the war, in the qusred ports of Mexico
 General Scott wisely provides, in his general or der, which we publish this evening, that "he tariff so established (by himself will be continued until the instructions of the government at home shall be made in the case" His tafi oi course will be su- perseded by the long considered aud ildigested regulations from the Treasury Department, and sanctioned by the Presdcnt and transmitted io the army and navy by the Seeretaeis oI War and os the Navy. But this ''nsurpation" of power on the part of General Scott is so paipabe. if we may believe the last received versions of the Ngtiona lnteligen eer that we are curious 10 see in what manner Jo- seph Surface will be abte to escape from the diiem- na in which he has been pleased to place hirnssif. Sc long as 1t was an administration measure, why il was all wrong; but now 1t is measure of Major General Scott. il may be all right-,te old ssofy, perhaps of the lawyer and the farmer ssThat ataIs the case. It is your bull which has sored my OK. flnt1