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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
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Idmullte, Sdnitte, Trcltbeule, ueberbisun'
gen, aufipringenee Sdnoe, nehe 4ppen, per-
brhbte S6pfc, SaI,lue, Mctblauf, wche 9iu.
gen uRb @eId)t, sIusfabruu9 Der Soaut, fcu,
rigs 3bsumati6m, SiB sifti9er pber onoern
Gbieren furS, jeoe gIrt Wgnoen f5rnen ae,
beilt iDerben ourd)
SouIep'S untperiat Salte, pber Wici>
tfer bon SdDmeSeu.
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pdslidltdfeit hcilen, 9eidlptci pb lte duI1crs
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Salbe coer eiuemcnt 9ebeilt tperecn fam
Siei III bic be(te 9ipoernn9 BON ShmCrScn
biFfemals an eerf men1tlidlen R6rper 9er
than wurte. Wnn fam fId tmmer oarduf
oerlaeeu, oaB Tc nlie duGerljdIe @ntsIncun'
gen fpe9rdumt coef Hubert; tbre hcienee
@i9enfd,aftfn Iub U0ni9 polIfOmmen cs III
Elm wi1fenid,oftlidcr @ompcunc, bsfeu gas
Ts bon cem eriten @bemiifeu in amcrifa her,
srlhrt. aerSte, Die nit ihrcn Susreoienten
befannt fnc, cmpfetIcu (te aI9emeint nrb
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ten oiefefte in ibren Sontitien ols ein Suoers
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duferlihe Srantbeiten ,turtrcn. 2rufeY's
SaGbe, coer Wleiffer BON Sthinerseu, 1T 6ft
Gd,erlte uno pc0fommenlte bic jemaIs snbs,
reit6t wurbe sic 'fFFfsf itoe slrt WnfStn;
lpber duGerIihe Sdlacen, Die nur burd, cine
9hifenanWeirtih9 tu beilen ilno. Eir ois
leiHcefnuS eefa5f 5fnserseit Vel cbendnseflhr'
ten 8e1dlwerern, Eat iIe ihfes @Stetshen4,idit
lin qeldWno, leitt uub wirflid Suetfdl'
Iun9en, sStFrss6sm9en, feuri9e 3beumntism
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j Gbisrsuf ;u heilFHssieel ltslle uieulalss-
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: fte Elm nufe6lbares Mittef; fursum fur ait
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lte pcrsu9sipetGsA ale niefebtene II. crprcbt od
Sauienne baten eiefetbe hereitss nit Grfolt
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l9fcit, Die Der hiesuUcr meciSinIdcn Sc
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den, empfe6Ien eieleIte.
gmf jcber Ser bon 5cufeD's ed,ter llni
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IIbsfnoet ff Scr 9idme bon 9. 9cufeD, mi
: "lGd,mar;em Ciute ausWencig auf eeu I'm
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8eren fir Thalcr,
gu hnben bei @, 3cuieD, SDrdeuic, q
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
SIN geppiG6weber GeleQ.

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kteidt in Dieuii ,u Hehnlfn- I'D, fsiner
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08

y. uno :. 90lttd6, $auta6spilC,
Samts $attp, 9rantrile,
Stcftl nne 5rrrcq, SIombtitDal,
2arpn Gtitnbart, SicscrspilIr,
Samurl Camp, 9ttu Srircli,
4tr0ban 2prS, 6etbtrclfsrilIc,
5cnas 6aas, 9pnnrtlle,
Sens ttn6 6unlidrr, grrbill,
Gntrr uuc Song, 9lausrilIr,
&rbraiin 5rrrea, Sr9tlsrilt,
Scuas 8ault, g8csepspillc,
Glias Oltre, gtaintalin,
preF, arrn uur 60. 90
9oiritltr unS Stri, SrcirSspiat
.ocibtnrcih unp Sue, Sustaun, (tin;i9tn StcGr,
Saiuutl Tun, oolrftlrnt'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Gin 9e)riun0e.

Gin eehrjunge Iwifdeu II uuo Is c5ah'
rsu, pcU gutcm mcraIifhsn @harafter uno
fieisio it, tpro Io9leidb ucu ben lluterihrie'
beneu ,ur grlernuu9 ee6 8utlfenmadcr'
@robIhmteo. 5oanewerfs oeriau9t. Gin fol-
der Suu9s niro cine au9enebme SteIe iu'
eeu Deuu CT anruft BET
Sef une GtabtIer,
NTeniaun, IrIil u. ra3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
81 q Cl) TT Cbt

puo hermit 9e9cbcu bas bic llntcrld,rieteucn
dFS aominitratcrs bon Der SHinfcrlaifenfhaft
oes perifcrbenen Daniel @rnnewoIt, lcstbn
epn QDnu GaunIdlp, Seda @auutD, an9e'
felt ncroen fno. Scldhe, Die oaher nod
.rebtmdsi9e Scroerun9cn an bcIl9te 5otnter
Ia6enItaft su MAIDEN bobcn, itnb crIudbt ihre
Retnuu9en iuuerhalb fed,s Wcdcn einSu'
briu9en-uub Srld,e, Gle nod, auf ir9eub ei'
ne 9Irt Ihuloi9 lIuo, tperben qcbetCn inncr'
halls bciastsr 3eit ibre Hiditdnoe audi abSu
tra9en.
yaccb griinero(t : 9(on,,prs,
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9lpril 3. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
aaentaun, 9lpril "a.
Sleue 0ilter

linterfdrisbeue tno ioebeu bon Stefp'yorf
,uridaefehrt uno am auspafen eines gro
Gen slffcrtiments Der ihouten uno neu'
ntceiaiieu 6riihiatrssuno Sommer9uter fur
Damsn. unb Serrens9ebraud,.
llnIere Runcen uuo oas publifun ilber,
bdupt piro herburd, eiu9elacen ,eiti9 bel
uns ansurufen unc unfern 9rcBeu nno tpphls
feilen Stof in auaeuIdein 81 nehmen. -
Gres, Sern uno 60.
9lIentcnn, gpril 24, IS4S. Ra3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08

Scnjamin MriTer(mitb, Gcrtatn,
Yrtrr 1laie unc Srbu, Srcrcnstur5,
0arip yctad1, 2ctaobsrint.
-. unc y. Sdumnn, 0tRft,
Aerit unb SettcL 9itc 5ouutttir,
Staae 2Jcccr, plraiNntrtar,
5occt q. Spans, Stp 5crst,
9ontd 8renotinssr, 9lmir,
.. un6 ". y. ScbhI, 9Safhingtcn 5ir.
ScDn Ol. 8rbtrl tmb SpDn, 90.
=. 3. Shule, S6ulerillr,
u. unp :. u. Stautfcr, Irusfas,
Nrlsrrih Srrncr9sr, gicu. oannrrtr,
Saecb Sbrcnt, Ycrtirmrn,
Yetrr @iIIcr, it,. Sd9trsrlIc.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
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liARrnnorcths piGeH fTnb adnsIid, scq.s
tabtltIR nno allcm nadl tcldlen @ruuoIdBcit
sGAi adlt. ns!dc cine Inu9e Grfahruna nle
VsEtg erprcbt bat. @s III jtet feine Spefs
uiatlou, menu man in Rrnnfheit ieinc 3us
fhldnt ;u ihncn nimnit, fe lInb aIs bic beiteu
Heni9er berM&ilegfpeioe uno ocs @a9cue
hefnensEalz6 sdtlcnepsrCptildlen uno bill,
eftit Tdllen Ciubsf sfiSsHts cine aroee Sequuna
betraakef. Sece Samilie lcnie siefe pinsn
inss5y6ule baltcn. g4enn oehcria setgouebs.
i'm GaQe 9IrSuei n6tbia 1T, niro nnr Takr fcl,
ten Elm Dcttor noting fcu. Sn aleu- Ndaen
bon Gcrtilmn9, Nuteu orsr Rhsumntis
mus, fIno es Die 2eiecnecu ibrem R6rpcr
Gtulei9 bieie piaen su aebrnnfcn.
FL Sti9r id,debare Wlcn fno i'm BUDS
Tcbr oon @rOs unb 81 eipcr in slia
lcntGun, 81 babcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
81 % Sic g Goie S.

Te qdoes Crsher beIcnbe Sor9 aumerfmfe Stn
SranSoFften @hden uno
rf 9ihmadpou mecen
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
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wirb hermit scseben, bas Der llnteridrisbes
nsn nks I@rGrpter. gen ees, SittfrInHtnf
fHaft bes oerifcrbenen pet Soes1b n -,
leBtbin bon DsiGenburs 9aunldipSe edta &c:
exnannt wor6en III. = 9Ille biejenieen ba,
Der, wrldle nra red,tmdei9e Sorpcruuaen
an bslaete SotfiterluGenftboft bnbrn, fIlc er,
fnd,t ioldbe poblbsltdti9t innerhaIbs 6 gBo'
oten bci ben llnterIhricbcuen eiusuhdneiaen {;
llno. oiejenteen Die nch an oielelbe fdulesn,
irGrbsn 9ebsten jtife s9saditdn6e innertdFb be,
-d9ter Self aud, absutraacn.
Geubeu Soltcn, @r'cr.
SIpril3. HqSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
SrOdtrsWQaren ! Srotfen>Mdaren !!
sosbn erbaIn cir 8rcse6 unb ipleuNbss enforcement bon
&mcas' Iri.bjnbrsz MnD' Spntmaer &jiitcrm,

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fatren lern waranrt fen
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
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wiro tiermit 9eacbcn, poe Die llnter,cihncr
zen aIs 9tminifratercR prn Der SHttcrIdl,
fcnldaft ecs perlicrbtnen q a I. Rlsiu.
leBihin ocn SdISbura GdnnlChip. erd1a 60
an9sIlelrt mcrocn iIno 9liIe bicienfaen ca'
her, ole an bcfo9tc SinicrIaAsnfdaft fd,ul.
dig 1Ino, mcrosu erfnht itsierhalt gBchrn
an Die llutcrseidmefsn' obiubrSahlen limo
icltc, Gle nod Tcroerun9cn an ricfclbr III
MAIDEN taten, bClichen bieleIbe aud biunrn
brfdgrr 3cit ciu5uhdnoi9cn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
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ttss-snSsrn S6trmau's ~ - n Fsfssls<
senannt mtretn, tiism lie sAllt nse gsE
cintm friibjeitiaene eSrnt settttttFfafe
Der 0luttq MT Hseuoe stfllI asss(sssul fe jrSt
.6rfFnuns ettstnefAne ibtse szIsE q a -.
te. itnb wtnn man teeentt eas 24irnieF tTFfsEzzs
rcn Sinbcrn jdbrltb itritSIen, nnb btftn ltrfatbe
nldt in 3iettfs as;cSsn triee lsStn cs tetannt
1T ba6 bir(t Scjeiissste 66trts TFtFtc @
strlfSrcn unS gu rertreiten, lc mug "a w q g5hsS.
jcren Samile ras J1er,'Rit rtsetsslnltn irenn lie
bic Qntiinosrns einer fclmrn 2scbltbat rtrnimmf.
0ibt MIR aein 1T sic 3utereituns fir Q1ilrf att,
teneern itns J)uten {cjensts haten alb,eis blimm.
fen 6alta ren FtdlusHaE4llrir ,we oiftb 2luss
jebruns. nc oefFbgh8 nsfi 1fiEeit mn 3ergrtifcs
lung iteral ftbttar mar. Rit lifS tcfdunt nit
reribieesnsn Sallen reA irafSteFarsn Sureu, mn
lsnteh Die NumtrffMntrt oes 9lahfraeirs.asa Or.
S6ermdu's pdmrDlsts pcn Surcn. Sie Samrhcr
Srenses turren &ephrsb IN fstpf o0linuten, AZ. ent
ftrnrn ale .6erjtferfen, ntrvSie Se'hweresn unc
Sramrf Ses drmen qN.,mfe,s Wfaiter 1T oufier
3irtifl NOs tctfttartsnct pfofttrit esr 2pslt 9et
ratben allen Seibenben bic Suttretfrns pts Octs
trrs anSmrsnrra piiIcnb rasls q, ibrer Gr,partns
ntdbt setdultbt rerttt. - =
Sie ctiss Dleriineu iinr i'm 9utfrhr rrn =.
@rc6 nm g. Ssirer, AlcntNtn jubatcn.
Suni 90. ndls
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
: VOLUME s-NO is. ,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 %. I

lied in Philadelphia for tho purnose or ose;s,i,,
each other in sickness and Obtaining emnIovmeni'
TO promote the character and interests of Ameri.
can females, to encourage Americans in all branch.
es OF business in preference TO others. and 70 os-
'nbIish general relief fund for the use of the
ssterbood. The Order held mass meeting on
'"e %o'n ut.' OF wnIch the True Sun thus speaks:
one OF the largest meetings of females which
1t has ever been our pleasure to witness. was held
IN The lower saloon Of the Chinese Museum. ON
monday evening last. The occasion was tho as
sembIing together Of the Order of United Dauob-
IerS OF America, TO make public tho PRINCIPLES
ana objects for which they are organized. A.
merico has need TO be proud Of her Daugh,ers.o
LOT never on any previous occasion, hayo we
seen such assemblnge of good IooI,inr moi,
est, and patriotic women, as we saw on Mon.
day night. Several speakers addressed the meet
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

CAssIUs NJ. CLAr.--Mr. J. w johnson of
Alexandria, Mo-, has published letter in the St.
LOUIS Republican, pronouncing the statement cf
Senator Borland and others, that Cassius NJ. CIoy
begged his life in Mexico on the score Of his being
near relative 20 Henry Clay, &C., while pri,
soner, " pal pably fase.''--A=t. Gazette.
Better had said that Capt c.. c. Dunley pro-
nounces Senator Borand's statement true. and all
other statements TO the contrary Gncuding, of
course, J. w. Johnscn's) as false; and that he
holds himself personally responsible, and is ready
and willing to make good his declaration
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
THE LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Additional by the Caledonia.

FRANcE.-On the 9th, President was TO be
chosen, and all eyes wore turned on Lamartne.
Some excitement prevailed at Rowen during the
election, and u few lives were lost. Previously,
the Provisional Government went in n BODY 10
the Chamber, and Dupont L'Eure, in tho namo Of
its colleagues surrendered their authority into
the hands of tho assembly.
The Austrians had gained some advantages
over the Lombardan forces.
FRANCE-Aflairs are more settled. A plot TO
blow up the Hotel de Vile had been discovered.
FRANCE.-The French Assembly opened on the
5th inst. The members of the Provisional Gov
ernment wear tri-colored sashes, and on heir ap.
pearance were greeted with shouts.
Dupont DE L'E,URE then ascendcd the tribune
and made speech, resigning into the hands Of
the Chamber, the Provisional Government.
Reports were current that French army had
crossed the Alps and entered Italy, with Il view
to aid the Italians against the Ausirians.
ENGLAND.-The Reform and Chartist move
ment continues throughout the Kingdom.
lRELAND.-lt is stated that O'BRIEN and O'CoN-
MEL have become recorciled, and that hereafter
they have agreed 10 work tremendously together
They shook hands and issued an address signed
by the leaders, urging union among themselves
for the "Repeal of Unon.''
Owing to some unexplained cause. difficulty
has occurred in organizing the new Republic
A compromise, however, was unlicipated and
""S "a PDN'Su itI''L J1Nli''t NitiCs IJuIOuL ue
L'Eme and Lodru Ron would be proposed as
ministers, under the new regime.
In the organization Of the National Assembly
the vote stood, for President, Buchse 39I; HG.
late, 234; Rome 81. The first was declared
duly elected.
The despatch further hints at the possibility
Of the formation Of a consulate.
The compromise, it is stated. was the result
Of the Interference Of the mob No particulars
are given.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
Old ViFginny rs. SuCkcrdOm,
p. II. CRUTCHFIEL.

The St. Louis RcrclHe tells the following eX.
cellent story:
An Illinois Sucker took a great dislike to a fool
ish young Virginiun, who few weeks since, was
fellow passenger with him on one Of our steam
boats The Vlrginiun was continually combing
his hair, brushing his boos--tO all of which move
ments the Sucker took exceptions, being what
he termed a leete too darned nice. by half" He
finally drew up his chair beside the NIrginan, and
began---
"Whar might you be from, stranger z"
' am from Virginia, sir" politely answered
the gent
"From old Virginny, '.Poso ~ says the suck
"Yes, sir, old Virginia." was the reply.
g You are Pooty high up in the pictures thar, l
'spose,' continued the first.
. don't know what you mean by that remark,
sir, says the Nifginan.
"Oh, nuthin, - says the Sucker, IS but that you
are desp'rate rich, and hev ben brought up right
nice"
"If the information will crafty you in any
way" says the gent. patronizngy, smoothing
down his hair, 9 | belong to ono Of the first tami-
lies
"Oh! in course" answered the Sucker
" Well, stranger, bein you belong to the furst,
III Jest give you two three Of the fatcst ShoafS
in all Illinois eff you'll only find me a fellcr that
belongs to one Of the second Virginny families"
" You want TO quarrel with me, sir,' says the
Virginian.
r 'No, stranger, not an atom," answered the
Sucker, g but never seed one of the second ia
mily, and I'd gin suthn to git sight Of one on
'em. know your air one of the furSt, cause
you look Jest like John RandolPh:'
| This Modified the Virgnan-tho hint Of a re-
! semblance TO the statesman was lattering to his
feelings, and he acknowledged relationship 10 the
orator.
" He, you know continued the Sucker, "was
q descendant of the Indian gal Pocohontas."
You are right. sir,'' answered the other.
"WelI, stranger said the Sucker " do you
know that thar is anuther queer thing alters puz-
/ zles me, and it's thIs--l never seed Nirginnyin
that did not claim to be from an-lngln, John Ran
dolph a Niger ~
! We need not add that the Sucker rolled off his
i chair--spddcnIy They were separated and kept
apart until the Sucker got off al landing near his
home. As he stepped ashore. he caught sight o
the Virginian on the upper deck and hailed him
at once with
i 81 say, old Virginny, remember-two fa
shoats-for the first feler you fnd that belongs tC
The second Firginny .fami7y?"
5 PEryoofyss-We learn that there is fxeC
standard for TKe humber Of pe;ticoats is also in
, dispensabIe. Fifeer.is moderate estimate o
the number about houses but on Sunday
two or three quilts are necessary - addition,
: is lucky for the ladies that dry goods are cheap
and that they live in a cotton.growing country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
Look Out.

4 SHALL offer at public sale the first Monday in
4 July next. az the Court House door in Van Buren
the large and valuable farm formerly owned by Rufus
Forester. Said farm embraces about three hundred
acres of first quality of land having upon a arg
two story framed dwelling with other valua BILE i'm
provements, and now occupied by Solomon Forester
One fourth of the purchase money will be required
the day of sale at which time will be published the
remaining payments Possession o be given on the
third day of January 1919 Persons desirous of pur-
chasing valuable estate will do well cal and ex-
anime the above premises.
SOLOMON FORESTER
March Goth lS4S=6-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

The BLESSINGS OF ENGLISH GoyERvMEvr.-
The n. Y. Spectator says; - At tho late Galway
Assizes, man named John Connolly plead
guilty TO a charge Of shoep-stoaling. Tho self
convicted criminal was sentenced to three months
imprisonment and hard labor. Mr.. Doppinr.
The resident magistrate, stated in open court that
he knew, of his own knowledge. that the prisoner
and his family were starving when the offence
was commtted--Ihat one of his children had
died; and he had been credibly informed that
the mother ate part Of as legs and feet after its
death! He had the body exhumed and It's ap-
pearauce corroborated tho information fully"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

ECElVED per steamer w. II. Day, 0 boxes Raj
Il q sins, 2 bbls almonds, 3 boxes candy 10 boxes
cheese boxes Newark cider, 10 do brandy cherries
10 do herring do Goldfish, - do young hvson tea .
10 do imperial do, do Venice cigars do Bryon do
10 DO Colorado do, 10 do Rcgaa do, % lbs nutmegs
80 lbs cloves 10 papers tabe-salt bbs Malaga wine
~ bbs American gin, 10 do do brandy, do moasses
oO kegs nails, do bar lead, 10 cassa 10 boxes
queensware assd, Is dozen painted buckets received
and for sale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
February :, lS4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
Cash Wanted.

4 Ii persons knowing themselves TO be indebted to
"a me, either by note or book account, will confer
favor by calling Immediately and settling up.
have small assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries.
Liquors, Bar Decauters Oats Corn &C., all of which
| will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
D. DICKSON.
Van Buren,, May 10, 1848.-l3-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

TIMING IA minister in the Highlands of
Scotland, found one of his parishioners intoxicated.
The next day he called TO reprove him for it. at
is very wrong 10 got drunk said the parson. Il
ken that said the guilty person, but then dinna
drink as meikle as you do!' what, sir how
is that 2 why. gin it please We dinna ye ayo
take glass o whisky and water after dinner 2
: Why yes, Jenny, surely take little whskey
and water 10 aid DIGESTION And dnna ye take
glass o. whislsey loddy every night before yo
gang bed 2 Yes to be sure, just take n little
toddy night 10 help me 10 sleep! Well,' con-
tiEued the parshioner, 'that's just fourteen glass
week and about sixty seven every month
only get paid Off once month, and then if I'd
take sixty glasses it wad make me dead drunk for
a week-now We see the only difference is, ye
time IL better than do!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
Il Law SUIT-A wig and gown.

ATMOSPHERIC CHURN.-The ST. Louis ReueiHc
says: We were shown positive novelty,
yesterday--and Il most useful one--nothng more
nor less than butter machine. Messrs. Lewis &
Johnson, of Springfield, Illinois, have invented a
churn, which does away with all labor, beyond
the mere turning Of crank, which child can
manage. Mr.. Lewis yesterday filed his box from
the milk wagons of Clark & Finn, dairymen, and
in fifteen minutes presented the result in a rich
product of butter. The machi is extremely SIM
pie, and must come into general use. Mr.. l.. will
remain at Scott's Hotel for few days"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

A good wife is that never slaps her hus-
bands face when any other person is present.
A better one, is she who never slaps him at all.
And one still better, is she that never scods
him.
The best manners are those which raise you in
the opinions of others without sinking you in your
own.
Little blackeyed women look rery pretty
uhen they nro good natured.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
7. NJ. FLETCHER,
Grocery, Produce, Commission and Forwara
ing Merchant,

ing Merchant,
Ok BOARD TEE WuaF-soAT, ALEX. ScCTT,
NAPOLEON, ARK'S..
KS ro75v to attend to 4 II business in his line. The
cabin is ready for the reception of Boarders and
Travellers The hull is large and substantial, enough
store eight hundred tons Of iTeight IN perfect
safety: and the proprietor promises The strctcst at
tcntion TO business entrusted to him. Liberal al
vances viii be made on produce
Napoleon, Ark, harch IS, 1873
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
For Sale.

N ME subscriber offers for sale his D,oeIing
I House, Store House, and Ware House, on Water
street,-GormcrIy occupied by S. 81 @. Turner. The
above property will be sold low. ANY person WISH ing
to purchase such property obtain a bargain.
For further particulars apply to Mcssrs. MoRRLL &
MAREAN.
LORENZO DELANO.
Van Burcn, April 90, 1913. II-6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
Invaluable Family Companion.

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
Sof Consumption. Asthma, Diseases of the
Heart and all Female Diseases. 234 pages = en-
cravings Paper 50 cts; bound 10 cts. Mail TO any
part-postaCe l-2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders 81. Mail to
any part, 80 cts postage. Inhaing Tubes SliVer'
So, by mail, letter postage. Abdominal supporters
pcrrect IS 10 SO, for all Ruptu-es, Falling of the
Bowels and Womb and Weak Back and Chest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or supporters
Rupture Supporters give height from head 10 ooL'
and ciTcum ference of person next the surface JUST
above the hips. If Rupture, mention winch s'eG'
AGENTS wanted the sale of the above goods Al
80 Dr. S. s. FITCH,
7GT Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb. a. 1913. lily
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
o,cry ". CLARKE, Editor.
FOPPtlgIISHED WEEKLY,

Ir,gls fer the Arkansas InteIligGncef.
& Costa. Fayetteville. Ark.
ls1T riIs,n & C. g. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
= Berry, Carrolton:
: VircheII, Crooked creek,
= Greenwood, Bentonville.
W,rf Beaties' Prairie,
T,'r, Hsr3oI. and NJ. Wright, Boonsboro'.
VI: Karnes, Ashley P. o.
W. ~ Daniels, Neosho, Mo.
VII, s.ol,. Honey creek, Mo.
n.I,no Park Hill, c. n.
gqs.or. Kedron.
p Tsnkla, Fort Gibson.
5,..ns, Creek Agency.
! =. Johnson, Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
rr,,on, DOaksTiile,
= H.ad, Choct. Agency,
Tt N Mayors, Fort Smith.
Tsster, Pleasant Hill,
R Aston, SPadra,
{r Havs, Dover,
gse. Clarksvillo,
Br1wn, Little Rock.
/ DGrsenwood, New Orleans.
r. KeIIom, Charleston,
4 V,Pberson, Oak Grove,
Il S,eDlenson. Roseville,
| Haddiu, Dwight,
". BIeyin, Washington,
| 3. Jones. Pine Bluffs,
d \. Foster. Helena,
| ysn, B1tes"ilie.
1 /. Parish, Danvi.Ie,
/ |. Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

New Goods.

wv TALLACE & WARD have just received
w BaIzorines and painted laws. Organdie lawns
Black and white plaid lawns. Fancy plaid nghams
Lawn gnghams. Linen ginghams. Fancy CO lored
chambrays. Plaid and stripe linen shades Jenny
LINED tissues. Jackonet, check and Swiss muslin.
Linen cambric Hemstitch Hdkfs &. g.,
May 1S, '45.