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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

IL We ask the attention of Farmers. and
the lovers of fine horses generally, to the adj
vertisement of Lucius Sanderson a. Co., which
will be found in another column The SIR
HENRY is all he's Cracked up to be-; and
breeders will stand in their own light if they do
not meet the lbcraity ofthe enterprsing owners,
with such a return as to secure the services OF
this noble horse for years to come.-Coni.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

1J'spcaking of the excellent speech of Mr..
Foor, on the Mexican War, our neighbor of the
W. Waterman says -
We had intended TO give the whole OF this speech
but we find it rather too long for single paper. Ra-
Their than divide it, we give extracts embracing the
material points discussed
We rather think, if we were the editor of the
Waterman, we should have added - for the
compilation and arrangement of which extracts
we are endcbted to the Burlington Free Press. :
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Destructive Fire in Middlebury.

We learn from the Galdry that destructive
fire occurred on Tuesday morning last, at paper
Mill village, near Middlebury, which consumed
the paper-mil owned by Messrs. Parker and o.
Flanagan, and the roof and garnet floor of the
Oil Mill. We learn that both buildings were
insured in Hartford Conn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

have very numerically described shall do no such
thing for am ready to admit that Yankees ~
fond Of official "ponp and circumstance" as our neigh
bors and, furthermore, am free to confess that in
my opinion there is value in eyternas, and persons III
authority ought on suitable public occasions to be des-
ipnated BY some mark Of eminence and station
And here allow me to bring this dull letter TO an ab-
rupt close I shall give you brief description OF the
balls which attended in day or two, and touch,np-
on home and other matters advancement, not Of in
tcrcst Meanwhile believe me, gentlemen,
Respectfully your ob't sert
Sum CU1orE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

JUICE CoLIAMER, We regret TO learn is dangerously
sick at P Philadelphia. Vermont Pat.
The foregoing paragraph is going the custo-
mary rounds, and might as well be stopped.
We are glad to be able to state, on tn authority
of the Hon. Mr.. PICK, of Montpelier, that Judge
CoLLAMER has returned to Woodstock, in i'm.
prov cd health of course.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Terrible Accident.

We learn that the mail stage on the eastern
rou,c from Burlington to Boston was prec'P''ateo
dowr , hank some 20 feet high, at about : o.
clock on the morning of Tuesday last and that
three persons were Instantly K'''s' al" So'''''
others more or less injured thereby rms as
,re.sing accident occurred, we are to'd' "ea,
Roval,on in Windsor Co. and was occas'oheu
Nv the sliding of the s,age-wagon on the zee l'i'
covered the road.
The unfortunate persons who were killed were
q, Ms. Hunt who was ON her way to JON mel
mother at Mddlsbury an English gentleman
Capt Iarrie or iAwre' who came Out 'e,'" ~.
in the lIbernia, and the driver Oh inc s,'s' ,"'
Smith. We understand also That M mao
nr!ane of Montreal was 50 badly INJURED LIN
sight hope are entertained OF his surviving
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For the Free Press.
A leaf from the Album at Niagara.

A leaf from the Album at Niagara
Roar on Niagara thou mighty wonder,
Till thy slcntorinn voice Is cracked
Yea, rend thy very lungs assunder,
In pouring out thy matchess thunder,
Old Cataract -
Much farther has thy name been pub
Lished thro the world than "llium sucked
No fame OF any human rub
Bish can compare with this thy sub
Lime Cataract =
Nil ad" had surely been suppressed,
Had not that pagan Horace lacked
The privilege with which we're blessed
To gaze upon thy grand majest-
Ic Cataract!
Forever shall thy waters flow,
And rush, and fail, with vast impact
Then boi. and howl and hiss below,
Then speed agaiIl-most omnipo-
Tent Cataract
Yet. awful as thou dost appear
Goldsmith records this wonderous fact -
Some Indians once in safety steer
Ed down, in their canoes, this fear
Ful Cataract
FILE.
- See oldcdition OF Murray's English Res
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BURLINGTON, VI.

In The DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT is
MON rs, THERE is NO STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
7" e1vK US A CLEAN OF LIGHT. EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WING PARTY OF TIE
UMTEt STagts. "-Dapiri Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

"Rcpors from all quarters show that the Mexicans
prefer our rulers to their own" Burlington Sentinel
and Democrat.
More particularly, we conclude, the REGENTS
reports from Santa Fe and New Mexico,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

For the abstracts OF the decisions "'aue at INT
,.s.o, term of the Supreme Court III W '"oSo'
county, the publication OF when we ' ''.".,,a.
10 dav. we and our readers ore under "o's'''' III,
ID r WAsllBcss. E-q. Of Woodst'ck' Tue
able and accurate Reporters tpe DECISIONS "
the Sunpme Court
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

We find the following touching appeal in be-
half of the furnishing thousands of Ireland, in the
Brandon Voice Of Freedom.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

IL Many of our readers will recognize the
footprints of the author, in the following rum
ming commentary on the Old Cataract or we
are mistaken. If they don't they are little
stupid, that's all. We certainly, shall give them
no clue TO his name. We know better. So
Whoever comes TO us for facts,
Will only geta sturdy Sar-
On" No
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
JUNCTION FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH e. 1s47.

mules taken from him, and he left upon the plains 10
get along as he might
Mr.. Brown, one Of the essces Of tho penctentiary,
left Santa Fe few days before Mcssrs. Miller ana
Hoffman,, with the express mail and is now short
distance from here in distress Help has been sent
him 1t is the opinion of all at Sante Fe, that II
Wool had gone on direct to chihuahua, there would
have been no trouble anywhere in New Mexico
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Well done.

Pittsburgh has contributed nearly four hun
d,ed dollars for the relief of the starving poor in
Ireland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

If man chooses to say good thing in our
columns anonymously, as Darby says, he IL
find we can be relied upon.
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The Insurrection in New Mexico.

- See oldcditon OF Murrays English Re
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n d 4 Srablinss' II. 5etaersA Il L
grncf1se Otter.

SdoIit rbealten bon Auftonen, an I. Rod
Soopcs, No. All Morftifrabs cbsrbalb bsr
i1nn St., @irarb Squdr 9s9snubsr, Ybl'a.
@cltbs als WpuSs Dc LANES su l23 Bis lea
Sent @in9bams, nsuarta, 1sa Biz 25 Gent,
Q)aro brsts Qamn5 l2a bs lsa, rpsse Wc1s,
SiIbcp qapns, SarIetonS, Sadcnetts, 9eifrsifs
ts uno aernirfslts Mosne bon 122 bis 25,
prdbtias unb 9ldnsenos @lpaeas su 25 bis 37t
Sard)eno, Slannsls, sifbosfen &c. SbawIs
ale Scrtsn prn Bis S12. Sattune BON 5 Bis
12B, BON pcrtrsff1ideu Muifern Striimpfs u.
SanbIbub, fur MaNsr u.Snabsn baumwcasn,
fIdeblen uno modem ssitrsift uno 9smarfslt,pcn
10 biS 20 6. @sswiaists @alimirs, sans9Sob
ls, nur 25 unb 81 Cent Sbwarie en9lif6s
une franstIfbs 9ubs pon 2 bis SIS bic Oare:
WFsin 4dortsment BON Mo6Iinsn uno einnsn
fam BON fenem in Der eitp absrtroten per'
ben, fcpcbl an Siai9fst ale Hsrlb'sesnpsH
NNos(ine ~ 8, 10, 121 3 Vare 6refs Su 37a.
V5ounmcane unb. poans Sn9raln earpsfs BON
10 biS so Sent. Mattsn 25 BID o73 sents.
R, 9. Saufsr finb sriubt onburufsn une
fir Iib lslbif 81 untsriubsn, bspor ts tonittpo
faufsn, uno Ts rpsresn msni9'fsnS 2e PrrSsnt
Vbilaeslpba, Mdrs %. Bur.
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1asasSieDataag.
O. g ue Ge ts

3siat feinen Sablrsihsn Srsunben unb Witburs
germ 9ans er9sbsnlt an, eas ct feline Sud):,
Gtrslbmatsrialisns uno MsoiSins Nssntlbaft
perle0t bar, in has {oouS msIbsS fribsr bon benz
perifcrtenen Jobn NJ. Heim bsWobnt murs
De, in Der QSeit Vsnnitrass, Subieite nabif
tltIitb BON Der @ds, jset uno felt msbren Sobs
rem bsnust BON SranFlin Miller oI6 @iisns
bdnelsr,Stobr. 2(lS cine HsuDsit i'm ftbneuen
3umadbs uno 9srbsfierun9 bon Nsaoin9, nsnnt
sr lsin @tabliIiimsnt jest:
Ser "Gttp" gu6. unb S6rclbmas
terlallen-S Stohr.
Nufribti9 psrltbert CT Alsn pelbe fcrtfabs
rem sinsn item . GinmoDner, pon 33Jdbs
r0er 9auer, mslbsr fcrtwdbrsnb Elm prafttbsr
9ruder uno Sudbdnoler mar, Su untsrlfieen,
oos er fcrtfabrsn mirb bic tslfe Ssrfbieosnbet
,u baltsn, unc Sbulblibsr (crobl ais ale urs
ten BON Sbribmatsrialien, weld)s ct perfaufsn
,pire ~ ben neori9lfsn YbilaoslpBler uno 9su
Wcrfer Yrei1sn, fir . a or9slb.
Slanfs tider
pcn Der fhtnifsn 3erfhieeenbsit unc burb9an'
ala bon ben bsifsn uno olsroausrbaftsife SRA:
tsraIien psrftrtist, defenders padsnc fir Srib:
lin9ssBsrfdufs, firlib erbaltsn, pslbe Su fol:
ben prslsn ptrfauft neresn,o bic ALLEN 9sfaller
unr bsfrsbiseno ftin rsreen, bic fclbs Artifs
9etrauten.
8srse0st nibt anSurufsn am "Sttp
Subs unb SbrsibmotsraensStcbr
George 6eb.
9isaoing, 9(prl 20. 3m.
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SScaeer &leiOer StODr

Scrren, pcld,e quito eaucrbafte uno
natb Ger neueifen t1Jooe scmabte Klei:
Ger 81 Foufcn rptInfcben msrren mcbl tbun
bsi mir oniurufsn, noem ib fortDabreno sins
fb6ns NuSlpabl bon fsrtiSs9smabtsn &lsicsrn,
fir Sribabr unp CONNER, ais ib6ne tubene
&6fs unb anrsrs e olRmersNofs, ale Scrten
(cpfsn unb Q6sitsn, Sack Coats uno Monkey
Coats, BON allen gortsn, Ssnlosn, isicen unp
anbsrr 6alstibern, 70 wie ouCb Sadthbsrn,
aui {onno babe Sb bite babsr en 9sebrtss
publfum, unp Defenders . cut d e. anSuruf
fen an msinsm Stobr in Der Shb 6Rn Stras
bs, eini9s SbIren untsrbaIb Der psnn, Ssbm'5
8jrtD5Daufs 9e9sndbtr in einem bon Scrn.
Gsijmann's Sbcps. Que &rbstsn rperben
aarantirt. Sommt babsr uno rufst an! Spas
ret bic paar Sbrtte, welbs s6 aus csm 9Bs9e
1T, nibt. Sb werce MIDI bsifrsbsn, Sscen Der
bel mir anruft, nit Der 9rt6ten Ibtun9 uno
bjui9 iu bsbaursIn. SIR ssneistsn 3uiprub
smpfsblt fb Jebn 9. Sartmann,
&lsibsrbdncler, in Der 6ten Stra6s,
2(prl 20. 3MR. [6eoons.
9t. g. 2tas bsifsuts 9tr6stsn merpsn ftbnsa,
ihen unb punftIitb bsior9t,
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= t q I b.

-am 29lt. Wars, in Maratslpnp, an Der
Auessbrums, gatbarina &spam Sattin bon
Sobn &. $span, seb. Ssipsl i'm 45. Sabre.
am 4. 4pril in gprtanm Warsarstbs
Nsiftbneipsr, wittpe, im 9lttsH Sabre u.
res 2llters.
-am 6ten Ipril, in bislW @tapt 0etef'
fa 8 Schtsr bon $ct Scnlon, i'm 8. Sabre.
-am 7. Gprll, III 8rsdncf, Cara Sa6sL
gbesattin BON 5einrieb Satbel, seb. Siemsr,
i'm SSfen sebensjabre.
--am %. Mdr3, in Center, Sobannes N6'
tEer, i'm gotten Sabre fsnes 2Ilters.
-am S. Mdr5, i'll 9lltriet, 4arcn Nulsb,
im 27ttsu sstsnSjabre.
--am 5tsm 2priI, IN pis1er Stact, Saeob
Trifer, i'm alter bon stpa As Sabreu
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llupermDoenoe S6uloner

glattccm mir, Die ltuterlebrehensn, bei fer
Court bon Common pIsae Don Serfs eaun'
tp u,u Die qDobltbat Der 8eieBe ,pelde gum
Betten unprm6senrsr Sbalpner semaht
morpen, auseludbt batsn, uno nahoem Die CT.
Caate @curt cen pisrten Ocnnerltas eicfes
O.cnats IpriL (ndmIitb ben eaten srlaaten
O,onats) anberaumt bat, uns uno unIre erss
oitcrsn am erfasten Sage, Sormlttase nm 10
llbr, i'm @ourtbauIe BET Stast Neaeln9, obs
,ubtren 70 9etsn mir Inlern rsfpsftipsn Sre'
otcrcn biermt Slaebyitht, bamit fte itet oann
uno eaielblt einfnpsu f6nnsn, ,psnn lts ss fir
gut balten. lUtlltani ODe"r'
Jobn Gttin9er.
2(pril. 6. 1S47. 3lr1.
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6interlofsnIbaft oes peritortenen
SsSilliaut SOfeuGel.

nabriebt miro bieroureb 9eaebeh bas
bic Sitbsr uno Yapiers csS psrfcrbsnen 9Sm.
WenssL &aufnann, lsetbin Don Olaiesnerief
Saunibip, Ssrfs @auntp, III ben 9dnoen BON
Nmes Simmelreidb 9sIaifsn pcresn iInt,
i'm Gtcbr msldsr rom ssbabtsn Serifcrbsnsa
asbaltsn wuros, msltsr bspollmdbtiat 1T bic
Nshnunssn gu isttsIn. Die Siber wsrben in
itinsn 0dnosn blsibsn biS gum lfen MaJ nab
tpslbsm Iie onbsrn Sdnesn itsr9sbsn ,psrssn.
9(as Nsrfcnsn, Die an 9sbahts 6intsrlafsns
Icbaft Ibulbi9 inb, lino caber srlubt Dor jensr
3sit ab,ubssablsn, unb Ollie bic Sorosrunasn
babsn, mS9sn ibm bieielben porIs9tn.
Ubrabam t11en9el Iomlnlffrator.
Ntdrs 80. ON.
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-pureb BEN ghrw. .. lllrib. am 8. Gpr.
6ar Saeot Stbatfsr, bon 86brersbarS. init
OliB Nesina &ussr, BON W1arton.
--pur6 BEN gbr,p. 9Billiam panli. am 10
ten, 5err Aaen Npop, Won Wliffin 60. nit
Olib Warsarstba Sill, BON Neaoins.
--purh ben gbr,p. 8. 9. Sermar, am 29
Diars. Ssrr gonrap Weisler, bon >ansiebw.
NIT Diff Maria Wsnplins, BON '5srstoro.
--ourb Wm. Srsrler, elq, am S. Aprll,
6err benjamin CT, init MiB Sarab Ann
Geselp, tetoe BON {analbDamml.
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495 Sueb 5anepapier, ron porSh9lls
der Nualildt, gum 8srfaufuntsr Sabrifsprs's
fsn.-@bsnfals, Spear's YannelsSd9sn, SQes
bsl, Yannsh@ieen Sdsen init msiiin9nsn u
aussitdblsrnsn &ifsn, Sobrsr &C., als bel ei'
nsm 6artwaarsns9erfaufs in philadelphia 9ss
faufr uno isbr mobIfs,l 81 psrfaufsn bsl
,SranfIin MILLER.
Nsabina, Qpril 13. Am.
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Cine VerorDnuuo,

Ole Bebelts Der GitysSeamtcn bcitilneno
Gsi es osrcrbnst burb Den beioncsrn une
9sw6bnliben &atb rcr Sitp Msabln9, une sS
1T Disrmt vsrorcnst burtb Die 2utorItdt bcrs
fsIbsn: 2os bic @sbaIts Der unttn benanntsn
Seammtsn, fir b0S be9innenee Sabr, lein ioIs
len pis foI9t:
@itpsSb bo emsifsr, jdbrlib S 25 90
" SabWaItsr I" 100 90
" Sarcollsfter 3 Yroisnt y 9ubl.
5oots&cnifabsl uno Warftibrsbsr IT'S 90
90 Do Sote 200 90
Strassn:S Sommifioner td9NtD 1 90
Obsrs&e9ulatcr /" 90
@sbIlfs so
Strossnfebrer, jdbricb 25 90
Sbreibsr bs6 bsionpsrn 9iatD6 bO 25 90
DO 9eIp6bnliten % 25 90
llnb oas ibre Pf1ibtn e6enic ittn fcQsn ais
fIe in ben fruDsrsn e StabtsRsrcronun9cn fsif9ss
fsst 1tno, bI6 jsne Ssroronun9sn perdncert cs
Der auf9eboben Werben.
YafiIrt, WdrS 27. 1847.
s, 1aseL Yrsfttnt .. y.
y. Sreiner, prsfcent @.&.
a!tslfrt-S. {. Neitmper, Cdr. .. 81.
5. 9S. spion, Cdr. y. y.
2tpriI l3. 3m.
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Scoloee Oreen.

Scr llntsrftriebene bat 70 eben BON Der Staet
Ybnaoslpbja erboltsn, ein 9rc6ss @nortsmsnt
pcn Den bsltsn Gcrtsn 9jetrdnfe, as
Soiion @r9niac Srdn. &irirb Srdnbp ju$l 25
BY ;u $4 90 Bolton l5oQ. Gin 2 SO
&bsnfaN6 Srdntp 3 00|Gtenfaa8 DO rs
% bo 9 00I b to 25
DO to so b. 10 90
b b. 25
Ser ner:
Spitrn Maesira QGsin @jeiIv Naosira Jul so
III SIS 00lDanRn DO 800
DO 400 Ssr1biebsns Sorten
DO 200 QifabonsSSeine.
QBis AUDI Su6sr uno &affes BON bsr bslfsn
Ouolitdt, wslbss 2tGs6 BON ben Smporttrn
aefauft morSsn, uno nun bsm Srcbsn une
&lsinsn gum @srfauf an9sbcHn m'ro, tu up"
labslpber 9rsiisn.
Glcid,faus, srcbss uno fsinss Gal; in f!si'
usn Sdbbsn unc Sdcttn.
Jobn Green.
Stsabing, 9lprI 6. Sm.
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1n Die unabbangigen Stimmgeber
pon Serfs Gaunty.
Witbhrssr:
2(uf Hnfubsn bieler Sreunes bin
ih bsmcsen ,pcrben MIDI gurcr Seatbtun9
als
Gambibat fir bas gcberiff 5 9tmt
bs fommenosr mabl an;utietsm SoIlts i'd
70 slidltdb Iein su senanntem Imte erwdblt
5u iperbeu, 70 prrpfiebte idb mlh bic Otllts
aenbctsn osdtltsn init 3reue unp ltnpartsI
lltbteit aussuilten.
guer erscbeusr Oicuer uno O1itthraer
1oam geis.
glfa6 saunCctip, Nrril Is. tlB.
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FraukIfu ~illgr

Geirb in sinssn sasen srctfnsn enen Wers
ratb RON psrsinntsn &obttpfsn uno Ssrpal:
runs sssSsnsln, fran;oNibsn Sratpfannsn' mt
polirtsn sinnsrnsn 9sfsln-elsisr @rtt,l uesss
trift alIe Der 9lrt, bic bio jest osm Puolltun'
anaeboten purben. Nufst 9efaai9,t an un0 uhS
tsrlutbst bic @itsr am Stobr pen
,SranFlin Miller.
Oisabin9, Npril ID. sm'
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WbllaOelpbler Y5teb- Wfarft.

Sblabtobisn paren in bsfsrsr
Rabfra9s uno allie an9sbctsn wuroen psrtauft
NIT @inlblus bon $50 Die nab 9tsu Oort 9es
trisbsn murosn, ju SO Bis So bic 100 pfuno.
&ibe uno -Wilbfibs psrfauftsn ;us 8
bis 80, Sprinssrs Sl2 bis % nno trodns Sis
be Au 81 bis IA. Sbwsns wuresn mureen
psrfauft su 81 bio Il bic 100 Yfune.
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g 6 10 ar5e Qtfe.

Jeremias Seder srbislt ben 'Ssobab'sr'
6 Sabr, nab Gdserstaun, Srawfpro Sauntp,
Va., esIbidt, ba sr absr, alsr Nnforbsrun3sn
unasatbtst, ME einsn Gent besaDlts belten mir
s5 fir ratblam fsnsn Vamsn bon Der untsrs
Idbreibsrlilfs ~ itreibsn unb auf bic fbwar5e
~ fsRsn. CT fbulest uns SO 90.
lGortisbuna fOIat.l
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Serbeiratbcf.

--eur6 esn gbrm. 8. Mider, am lOtsn
Nprll, 6r. Scban gonr. Seiler, pom Ssrts'
init Olis Noianna 0iesner, pon Wlontseme.
-bureb ren gbrw. 9. G. Sn6sr, am 4tsn
1pril. Serr Solspb wronsrp, aus 'polrn'
nit W1i6 gliiatab Drebsrp, pom eumrl. -
am IL. 1pril, psrss 5sbn, ela, BON bern,
nit W1i6 Warp 81. &os, BON Neabin9.
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I'm Ole unabb4nsiscn 5timmsebcr pon
2crPs Countv.

9a itb burb Cure 9ro6miitbi9s llnhrfhts
Sun9 auf osn Otsturn 9eitet ipcresn bin; bel
Der lestsn 0SabI fir 5bcrif BON ScrFe
Gauntp, 70 bists it mid wisosrum an, aI6 Elm
Sanoreat fir jeneS 9tmt, bei Der bsrannabens
ssn 9Sabl. Sntem ib b6bf oanfbar bin fir
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de MIDI perbinoIjdh oaB itb, msnn srpdblt rie
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perbs.
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9ln Baumciiter unD 4noere.
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uno l. Oftobsr, zines jsoen SabreS. Ole 9ss
babts NnIsibs fca fdais unb sabIbar isin am
l. Sftctsr 1850, uno tab eas Ssrtrausn uno
Der @ucit Der 9sSabten @itp perpfdneest msrs
ben fir Die @iscsrbssa berislbsn.
YafIirt OldrS 81. ls47.
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Oobeln unb SenIen.

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MISUNDERSTANDING,

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Noro Ste Strabs rsrle9t wpreen, in bic g tube
wslbe bisbsr pcn j3rn. @eor9 @ee ols Suts
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Contribution oer 8er. Staaten
in tsutlber &pratbs, NIT smsdmdsieen am
msrfun9sn uno GrfldrunSen ts9Ititst, 1T 70 sbsn
srbaltsn uno gum 8erfauf in eis|sr 9rudsrsl,
Yrsi6 so Gent baS grsnpMr.
2lpril 6. %.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

w II. & u. MAYERS. havo jus. received
large supply of fresh garden, flower.
and tci,: seeds, from LaudIc,hs celebrated seed
establishment.
Tho garden and frd seeds are warranted fresh
ana genuine Those wishing supply will find
her" every variety.
II" ll"w"rs n" of the most beautiful md f..
'ort" kinds. nm"ng winch will be found four
dozrn assorted lnhiias, all OF which will DO sold
who,c>nIe and retail.
0S-Ordrrs promptly filled.
Feb. y. 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
PrOstcUiiHg LiIlorpsyS.

fro'fcWing iHOrHsyS.
LIST Circuit N. NJ. Foster. Helen,
county.
2nd ClrculI--So'on B. Jones, Pine Il
icrH"n county.
3rd Crr"urt--SrIas c. Walker, Batesy
pcmdcncc county.
4h ircmt--A. b. Gncn~ cod. d
B' n'"m county.
nGrr"u--G' orgr &. Watkins. aud
Gca r,al. Lur,. R"cA. Pnta.Ar r.art,.
Gu CIcmr--AHrm " btNlu,. Va
IL ~, a,. ., urIN.
=" "'""--J"s ph J. Greene, Va
Crawford c"u"ty.
S'h Clrcull-R. l., on, Ii Dorad
county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM II. WARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

-CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. c,
Respectfully announces That he will attend TO
tho prosecution ul CIaims before the several Err
ecuiire Departments Of the Government. and
Claims ngums, the United States for Lands or
Money; 10 the settlement Of public accounts; to
Claims before Commissioners under lndian or
other Treaties; to Pre.emjhion and other Load
Claims. and to the procuring of Land Poicnte; t"
Pensions in the Army and Navy. or business
connected thrrewith; TO tho obtaining of Patents
for scientific useful inreniions aud To all
other business Of " pIbic nature requiring an
Agent.
Claims ngainst individuals promptly attended
to, titles investigated. &c, &c.
Information giving free Of charge. All letter,
10 be post paid
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

SAND'S Celebrated Extract of Sarsa parillu receiy
- cd direct from the Manufacturer, and for sale
Wholesale and retail by
W. Ii, 4 VI. MAYERS
, Fort Smith. Mrrch 6, lS47