Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-19

the last Democrat that Mr.. Z. O. Ragsdale is at
Little Rock. offering for sale Candlesticks in which
are to be used sef-madc candles. out of cold tai
low, lard or grease, which is so ngeniously con-
structed that by turning the bottom of the candle
stick. beautiful, hard, smoh candle is forced out
at the top, wick and ALL This is certainly one
of the most convenient inventions of The age, the
advantages of which will be EXPERIENCED in every
family. Nothing but the refuse grease of the
kitchen is required.
Mr.. Ragsdale, the proprietor of the patent for
Arkansas, desires 10 dispose of the monopoly for
the counties, and offers to sell cheap. Ii would be
we'll for some of our timers TO secure the right
for this county.
THE FAYETTEVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.-We
learn that Miss Sawyer's excellent school, is in
fine preparation for the present year. The ade-
quato number of efficient teachers have been en-
ployed and this fine institution will sustain its
well merited reputation. Miss S. is provided with
an accomplished and competent German, who
gives lessons in music, and has been very success
full.
This is the entrance month for the Spring sea-
son, and no charge will be made for tuition until
that Miss S. is boing rewarded for her long and
weary labors TO establish her school on firm loot
ing.
0EPostvely no now subscriptions to the Intel
igencer, will be taken, without the cash accom-
panies the same.
All job-work must be paid for when it is taken
away. and transient advertisements to be paid for
when the same are admitted in tho paper.
Distant patrons obviate this cash regulation
by giving city endorsements.
0TWe give timely notice that the 20til March.
next, will be the end of the year since we last
took charge of the InteHigencer when all who
were subscribers, at that date, who have not set
tied with US will be indebted to us for one year.
They will be waited upon by our Agents, and if,
after suitable time, consider their patr ona &c
t;ckerty, we shall cease sending their paper the
second year others will be attended to as their
year expires. We are resolved to change ours
into cash business. and cannot make exceptions
in the rule, for friends or any else.
DEMAND FOR GIRLs.-Hyman and health seems
to have invigorated the young gentlemen of John
son county. As it is leap year, we hope the girls
will not take the banter. Listen at the editor Of
the ClarksvilIe (Ark.) Standard:
"We are informed by the Clerk Of this county
| that there have been no less than 80 mara ges
recorded within the preceding IL months. The
| boys and girls have been going with a rush.
| Our young men are 1T u stand. the girls are
almost used up Some capitalist would do we'll
to import few gals in these diggns' as they
would 90 off 'like hot cakes.''
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-f .hot shoos =; i;-r,ooud o.~el. tho whip ovor
the head" OF his neighbor, who has been whip.
ped into his places" and we suppose it is expect
ed that the party will stand idly by and see such
PresumIng sPrig. goading, whipping and lick
ing an old tried horse of democracy? If such
are the expectations of any one, they will be
wofuIly disappointed. The Banner reminds us
OF blacklcg gambler, who has swindled his friend
out of his last stake, and then struts about, swag-
erlngly brags over THO unfortunate victim who
ventured to hazard stake against such an un-
| princiPled gamester.
The UNION MAGAzINB.-The February number
of this handsome periodical was received last
Thursday. We greet the arrival OF the Union, ;
with It's rich matter and fine embellishments. Ii
is one of the best and most spriWi Monthlies !;
sustained by the contributions of the best writers
in the country. The embellishments Road to
Ruin No. 3D. and "Going TO School''-aro fine
specimens of art.
PAUL's WEEKLY GALAXY-or the Great Phla-
delPsG Comic Veeiy.-We, this week, publish
the prospectus of this rich periodical. We take
great pleasure in perusIng its columns, and find
in It much pointed wit, mrth and originality
Fhe Swapping Horses on our first pago is from
Its columns; and next week we will give alother.
tho " Capital Hair Oi'' from the same SOURCE
We recommend this piper TO our patrons.
IIhe attention Of our merchants and othors
who may be engaged in the shipment of goods,
produce, &C., up or down the river, is invited to
the card of Mr.. j. COLLINS, Commission and For
warding Merchant, the steamboat landing
Lille Rock, which will be found in another COL
umn of this weeks paper. Our personal acquain-
tance with Mr.. G. warrants US in pledgine him as
faithful and prompt merchant, and we take great
pleasure in recommending him to our readers.
FRANCZ.-As the career of Louis PhiIlippe|
draws to a close, the evidence of q deter