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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
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+ Celebration IA. " YORK II he French Rerolu.
Nttoa. q lS30.-At 3 O'Clock. A. NJ, snys the
I New YORK. San, the Peench fnililary, tho Lafny-
cite Grart's, assembled their arriary, corner OF
Bfome Mercer sirets, wleresa splendid tri-coor-
ed iiag was presented 10 thcm. At 9.oeiock tho
kcomPoRy, itt tho FRENCH citizens ia attendance,
proceeded To tho Catholic church 10 Canal street.
onI went through viii tie celebration or mass
Tor rthe persons who wcro killed during tho revo.
luton OF July, 1880. ...
AT lh' close of the religious exercses, the Tag
was c"usccrntcd by the priest according TO tho
usual custom, when the Guards moved down
Broadwoy. making very imposing appearance.
IhcIr NUMBER has been decreased OF late 10 a II
eighty. From the Battery he procession moved
10 tho French consulate in Greenwich street,
"hrn salute was fired in honor of the tri-color-
ed liag' which lloated gaiiy above them.
Tho Consul being sick the Vice-Consul. Mr..
HoTge' made an eloquent-sPeech, which was lis.
tened TO with the u.mes, attention. Tlts compn-
ny tHeh dispersed for refreshment. Al six o.
clock n large number of our citizens, with Mr..
P"goat. the French Minister at washington. sat
down to grand entertainment at the ppollo sa.
loon, provided by MIR. Bonnard and closed the
celebration ia style particularly French and
Fechercts We like tho spirit Of this domoustra-
ton. and hope tosco /: repeated with every rotarn
OF the annycsary.--Er.
Rssuscitation Of tie Drowacd.- Deaths by irow-
nng arc very frequent, many lives being sacTi-
feed for want of knowledge Of the means of re-
storing suspended animation Life, in some in.
s!acos, wall remain an incredible Time in tho boz
dy, and oaly needs the proper rcs!orntyes to set
II in active motion rgnin. Dr. Mott. of tho Amer.
lea" SnPwfc-k Society, gives the following di.
r,cuOas:
as soon as thc body is removed from lhs-wa-,
ter press the chest Suddenly and fofeibly down
ward and backward, and instantly dlsconilnti,
tho pressure. Repeat this without intormission
until pair Of common bellows can be procured;
when obt"ined, iHlroIIcc tho nozzlo well upon
a. "n the base Of tho tongu,. Surround tic mouth
wiki towel or handkerchief. and close it, d..
rect hlstln4ar 10 press irrliy on the projecting
part oi the neck, called Adams apple, uud use
10" bellows actively. Then press upon the chest
To "Xp"l the air from the Iungs--lo imilnt. natur
-' breathing. Continue this an hour at least un.
iii signs e natural breathing come on. Wrap the
body IN warm blankets, and place it near the fire,
and do every H.ingto preserve the natural wa rhh,
ID, well rs to imParl artificial heat, If possible
Everything, however, is secondary TO initiating
tho Iuo@s. Send !or medical aid immeliatcy.-
Avoid Nil friction until respiration shalt lc in some
degree established"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
SOLDIERS CLAIMS

SULDIEKo' CLA ms
For Bounty Lands. Treasury Scrip Pensions, lrrear-
ages Of Pay, &c. &c.
FBNHE subscriber, having procured the necessa
IL ry instructions from the War Department, is
now prepared to transact with promptness and
efficiency, all business concerning Soldiers claims
on IT, Government, for Bounty Lands, Treasury
Scrip, Pensions, Arrearages of Pay, &c. &C., ac-
cruing for services in the war with Mexico.
]. L. KNIGHT.
Lille Rock, June Is. lS47. 2l-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
HN NAH>ss@o q

RN VA H~1sS0
THINE Castor Hats,
IL Black and White Russia do.
Fur and Brush do
hlens and Boys pearl do.
do. do. Sporting do. - 49,
do do Japaned do. ... t...
do do. Wool do ii,
Leghorn, Panama, and Palm Leaf do.
For sale by WALLACE d WARD.
Eagle Block, June 26, AT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

Medicines.
DLUE Mass; Caomel Sulphate of Quinine; Cam
ID phor; Cream of Tartar, Carb. Soda, Chamome
flowers, EPSON salts, Iodine, loddes of Potassium.
mercury, and IRON Lunar caustc, Ipecacuanha, Jaap,
Suphate and acetate of morphine, mercural ointment,
na oils Of all kinds, Quicksilver, Seidlitz and soda
powders: with many other Medicines, making our
stock hand complete
Received fresh and for sale by -.
r. 60 - STEVENSON IL BELL,
-s.st5. Cd a.rra 4 80 -1 Druggists.
Van Buren, July 10th, lS47. .a.. lie. gg.-..-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

? Speak gently 10 tho crtipg.
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XNASTED-A lady well qualified TO take cisTge Of
w the Young Lady Department IN the CITY Institute
1l Aleu-st To who understands the solid and orna
teacher Il will be pleasant, profitable and permanent
situation Application to be made 70 the Principal Al the
Int rs
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IO>Es,s PANACEA for salt Rheum. kc.--P.ron.
srRoNas PATENT LAMPS.

A
OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, just closed the
Osubscriber received the medal tor the BEST pEsGS
% LAMPS lStronss Pstent) Messrs Cox, Msidenane,
and stoutenburzh Fulton-sL dealers in solar and other
Lamps being the inspectors The Lamp has thu been
pu bcy and severely tested and its superiority proved
snd admitted Ia addition 70 this public award by the
American Institute Suongs Patent Lamps, we are per-
ted 70 state that one Of the Lamps In constant use
DAY gbt Ia the Managers rOO and gave great com
fort and satisfaction z who engaged IN readns OF
writing By its shadOwless and bril- liant hight snd refer 20
Hon Mr. 1almadg President Of the destitute Gen Chand
the correctness OF the ABOVE
The Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, 90 long
and favorsby known 20 the public, furnish tne Osss
rns de use OF 10 the Lamps Mr. L. Mitchell and Co who
received the medal st the late Fair for very superior ST.
vered work have contracted 10 supply with their most
beautiful TILES Of work The advantages OF stronss rat
ent Lamps are
lst Taese Lamps cast shade
I'd Ave free from smoke or smell
Sd Will burn the cheapest OIL and give greater hsnt
At less expense than any lamp now in use.
9Th. Are brilliant than camphene or spirlt-s.i
without the risk Of life and property
5th Are not liable Of order are easily cleaned
and warranted for one year. $500
sth The Hand Lamp viii not pill oil with the most
careless usage. -..--..- ...
Pearl-st- New-Iork
Wareroom 50i Broadway
Chandeliers, Brackets, hanging fsfloi ana Manuel
Lamps 10 every variety.
Pricss vary from 81 - 70 go per lamp. Solar and Asst,
raj. altered Tor from 8 IS Dealers supplied from ~
70 600 per dozen. TermsJ nder >ooi cash over % %
and - days satisfactory paper
No APPOINTED. Nd ltneOdis-
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DIED.

On Wednesday evening Sd inst Mr.. THOMAS
ORION IN the 53ih year of his ego.
H, friends snd those of his brothers Charles and Ca
Ia are respectfully invsd attend mis- funeral this A.
trnon Al 81 o'clock from his late residence 306 Tard st.
o. Thursday morning, Mrs. ELEANOR WATSON
HARRIS eyed 81 years.
H.r friends aud those of her sons Charles. John w.
M Townsend Harris are respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral on Saturday next the 9th inst at O'clock
Pm from her lae residence, 500 Hudsonst. without
i.ribsr invitation.
90 the alb met Mrs MARY A. ARLOlS only dsugh.
krof Dr. George Brown.
The friends and acquaintances of the family re-.
,peialy Invited TO attend her funeral. Friday, stu
rst 81 o'clock from her laJe residence So Mgrrsy-st
10 Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, Nov 3. of drop
~ 90 the brsio CASPER REED, son Of Casper H. and
cgolDe kuhlke. sged years, months snd % days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are affection
.kJ invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at
5,bck from the residence In Goldst between vii.
ksshby and Fulton.
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FOREIGN IMPORTATIONS.

LINERPOOL- Ship EfizG'ffh-le cases Bees, Bush
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II Arnold co.. bis Moore Legsett-ll0 hbs III Leud-
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cts Speyer-l OK Macy Son 80 bxs copper Owen
II do Fl Lana-50 coal 80 cts bis $50 bars j. iron to
order.
GLAsGOW-Ship BrOoks6y-20O tons iron l Boor-
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CLARK McConnin-95 cks malt liquor jas Reyburn-lO
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Jacot-S iron tubes Irving Van WoIt-l2 bxs Jas Lee q
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10 BIS Sands Fuller Col &C Richardson Watson Co
) bxs Russell Marsh-5 pigs Richardson, WATSON 4
Carter-i pei David Thompson-t Dbl Jas farquhar-. do
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26 do usc 900 heads palm leaf II bis tobacco chs mo
asses bs 439 sticks grsnda wood-5O 40 cedar
Pavenstadt Schumackeri55 bis tobacco Goodhue Co
MONTENIDEO-Brig John French-l bale feathers
bags specie Leland39oO sides " w De torres-sI 90
Victor Duckwitz-l2 bis hair + Thorspecken-l do N
Harper-i50 hides to master. $1,000. 49,.
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lemons Il 600 do raisins Aqurre Galway.
DOMESTIC IMPORTATIONS.
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Ieyerch-ll baels roots Mckesson83 bales cotton %
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WOMAN AND HER

DISEASES from the Cradle to III. Graye.-Adapted e1
IL elusvely her instruction In the natural Laws Of her
system and 81 the diseases Of her critical periods oy
Edward II. Dixon NJ ID. PIP. So price 81 . fourth
edition Also By the author SIM ar work addressed
10 young men; PIP. 30; price Si-eighth edition.
This work !. not written for professional persons but
for women, and with single view 20 heir benent rs
authorsn inieigen and kiul physician and surgeon
man Of earnest henevoence and common sens--ams 20
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most malicious successful with the peculiar
facts the female constitution and the diseases that belong
10 IT. Boston Chronotype-
written in clear, style and IL calculated
70 do much good The descriptions accurate and the
sstmeut judcious The practitioner viii mud 10 abound
.cross many useful cautions aud warnings"
New York Journal Of Medicine and Collateral Sciences
"Dr. Dixon has written much and well on various
branches surgery; his book shows thorough acquAn
suc. with modern practice There startling things IN
the book which the professional reader Wi regard
with surprise Yet the authors 0Tgina y aud thorough
devotion 10 the rational principles OF medicine ana MS 10
genuty under trying surgical circumstances, stamp 10
with uncommon interest
Boston Medical aud Surgical Journal.
" DR. Dixon u pupil Of Dr. Mott-th- inventor OF a
Of fifteen years standing His book written with sres
less 40 great good" Evening Post
I'VE hope these will obtain the widest possible
They are worth their weight IN sold-'
Rochester Democrat,
we cordially recommend it to our female fnend.
1--WE most earnestly recommend their Introduction into
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The information contained ia these books u worth
treble their price-ysa hundred tunes told
W ashin gtonian, Boston
Fersale by CHAS. II RING,
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WASHINGTON AND THE

GENERALS Or THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
NCARY HART, Philad, lphis have just published.
WashiBgton and the Generals 0fthe American Revolution,
by various eminent authors In two handsome volumes
limo. illustrated by sixteen beautiful portraits
Thu. the only complete work o. the kind ever published
Being the only which contains Biographical notices
# all the Generals who acted under commissions tom
Congress during the revolutionary struggle The subjects
are eghtye gh ia number, and the completeness OF the
whole added TO its accuracy m historical point OF view
and ireeness from fancy sketches will render II
m important addition 70 American historical literature.
This is not the Rev Mr. Headleys book, which has a
very similar title but informed by note Of
the publishers is the fulfment Of design which they
originally projected There interesting circumstances
attending the production Of the present work and. for
ourselves 90 regret Nessrs Carey HATS dssp-
poiuiment In lieu of the turzd Of Hr Head
lev they have obtained clearly written, sensible SKETCHES
number Of other gentlemen competent 10 the task
allotted them and graied 20 learn from the I'm
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Of Marion, Gates and Morgan.
d" We have not examined al Of the memoirs In these
volumes but far have read, may sat say that
they BE- far rel able than Mr. Hesdley the
authors appearing 20 have been cured with his nvnci-
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ft or the intense words ohe language which, IA the
preface 70 his work Mt Headey csnddly laments,
are easily exhausted" Another mark Of superiority In
the volumes before she greater number o.
heroes whose characters and actions are sketched the
contributors not couhnng their attention % the Major
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STOVE WAREHOUSE.

L. II TROWbRiDGE, 80 Water Of Manufacturer OF
Olns,ezds Patent and otaeT kinds o. ths mos -
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Stoves are made under as supcrsision' OF ny
material and warranted equal 70 any ever n, ~
efficiency durability and beauty. large -, 80
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MAR RIED :

On the 9Th inst JOSEPH BAKER and RACHEL g.,
d,ush.r OF Robt White. Jr. al OF this City.
Ga the 4th inst. CORNELL WHITE, Of the firm
n A. " Hsydock 81 co. 10 HANNAH d, daughter OF
Nobel Baker. al Of this City.
On Thursday evening by Rev. 8. Remip gtoU, Mr.
DAVID w. HURD to Miss MARIA ughter Of George
sibsi. oil Of this City.
On Thursday. sih inst by Rev DIR Krebs JAMES +.
irCUlsCLOSS To Miss c. ANNA WELLS.
Al Mount Pleasant lows. October H. by j. T. Morton.
E,o (hisbt feet 3 inches.) Sss g. Weeks. Esq Of
Warren Co Ill (hisht feet incbes) TO Mrs Mary
Robb Of M p. blight feet inch)
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IN. 2. LAMP DEPOT

Ncs 1874 aud $50 Futon-st. Sun Buildings
LAMP, sIkASDoLEs, cHAsDELigEs, ke-
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UIAs MADE such srrausemeuts with large manutsc-
llturnx establishment viii insure 70 the public, meT.
chants and others opportunity 20 procure cheap and
g.ry superior articles Of Solar Hanging and Stand
AGlRASDOLEs.7
Of new and superior style sno finish,
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS,
with lights Of the most splendid workmanshp
<iIh or without prisns
.CANDELABRAS, HALL LANTERNS" Sc &c.
10 great assortment,
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The aboye articles unequaed IN quality, style and
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~ B-Dcn't forget, before purchasing 70 call snd sx
anime the ~ tbs Lamp store s4 and 80 Full
ton-st S1n Buildings.
Al.o old Lamps reoronzed gilt and silyersd made tc
ok like snort notice snd Astral Lamps eteTed 70
soIar ol2 imiss
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HALLECK,S POEMS.

4 LUSTRATED.-D. APPLETON 4 90. VII pubsh
on Saiurosy-The Complete Poetca Works Of tltz
Greene Haeok now first collected illustrated with ine
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THE RUSH

STILL CONTINUES for Dr. Holhek's book; the Diseas-
- e. OF Woman. rust published Pnce Oue Dollar.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Dr. Hollicks great work, The Diseases Of Woman Is
truly avauabe production and vel sustans the authors
weearned reputa;ion u = acompeie practical tfease
on female diseases scientific enough for medical nan
and vet 80 plain that everybody understand T. and
decstey written that the most fsstdious cannot
o6ef 10 single passage Much of The m.ttert contains
i quite new m this country g medical men and Of
ahe srsAtes and Importance The snatotnea.
plates are superb and the whole look s exceuenty got
ID Every adult female the land should read this book
he infornson il sives would prevent an incse1lsble
.oupt OF disease end suffering II possessed IN time or Il
Ill teach the best way II when unfortunately es
tablished. cunoAy me,
Burres. strinser have Just i's1ed most valuable
work being tr-atse upon The Diseases OF oman oy nc
eeiehrst,d Dr. Hollick We have thoroughly examined
he wori and can say without hesitation that should oe
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5..ghfs- .nd -very ~on.n who values physical and
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