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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
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h. n BUSINESS should be addressed tC
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d. FOLSOM Editor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Canchalagua Triumphant !

I DR. TOWNSEND the celebrated maqufactu-
-AAS rer of - Totonsend'S Sa~sapariIa." had ad-
mi:ted publicly that the California Plant is - far
better than SarSaPariLta " and is the ''cheaPest
and best medicine in the world" Pamphlets con-
.aining interesting Information to its remarka-
bic properties IN the cure of Feyet and Ague.
Pulmonary Complaints. Nervous Affections and
Cutansous Disorders, from tho most respectable
sources, may be obtained at the agencies, or Wi.
be forwarded 10 post pull applications, per mail.
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor Of - Gays Caach1lugua,'
Depot, 3G Broadaay, Nssg Y5rt.
July l. $3.50.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

GEN. TAYLoR's REQUEST NOT TO PUBLISH HIS
LETTEr.-Tho Union has long notice Of the man
Iy course Of the Bueua Vista, in which it thus
speaks Of Gen. Tay!or's extraordinary request,
that his Ioor to Mr.. Pits and other independents,
should not be published
They say that Gen. Taylor has requested them
not to publish his letter TO them! How is this
Here is question Of veracity raised solely upon
the faith of Gen. TayIors written pledges, by the
Independents of Maryland against the Louisiana
dele cation 10 the whig Convention. Gen. Taylor
ii his Peyton card, sustains the delegation Then
to the independents, in reply 10 their inquiry as TO
his course, he writes letter which he forbIds them
to pubIish And this is the man whose honesty
and fraaEueSs are 10 override every thing and give
him the Presidency? This the man who has re-
peatajy declared, and especially in his Allison
letter Of A pril 22I, 1913. that he" has no con-
ceaimcHtS!" and that he "A0idS no opinion achich
CoaiL mol proclaim 10 his assembled c0WHtTyHleR"
This is the man, forsOoth, OF all others, who now
comes forward to suppress letter which is all
public in its very nature-which touches ques-
ton Of veracity and good faith-and which is now
deemed enormous enough in its character by tha
Generals earliest friends to compel them to aban-
don him as a man whohas broken his pledges, and
so forfeited all claims to their confidence ard sup
port
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
WALLACE & WARD,

. WALLACE & WARD,
EEAVE Just received,
1 Tev stvle Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Assorted black and colorGd SATIN do.
do do. do. hanJud 40
Bonuct lace artificidIs, wreaths and bouruets.
silk buttons ana friDges. Thread and Lisle lace,
tiaos Itckonet and Swiss edgings and Insertions.
Slid Blond lace. Paris lace collars. Needle work
ed muslin coars-do do cheinizettes. Mourning
collars and chemizettes Paris net scars ana caPeS
Pcra,re sc,rCs-do shawls. Satin dress hdkfs.
Black and coI0red kid French gloves. SILK mlts
and gloves, &c. &c.
'07' OPsnol anu III 7-' WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block, May. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
P.I.fiell Cnnrnmlrgms.

The True Sun Pergo.ratc5 sny following po;i-
cal ConnunIrums:
What extraordinary paradox will be presented
IN the presidential race Of 1913! The Van will
be in The rear.
What candidates Christian initials spell the
doom Of the di-unlonlsts BuLler's--W. ..
When Barnburnersm is dead, what will be the
verdict on its remains! Died in ;hc 1C00i.
Why IS General Iayor's pen nigh,ier than his
sword ? Because with his sword he only defea-
ted his enemies, but with his pen he defoats him
self.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Look at this all of 'em.

Look at this all OF 'en.
tH0P is neither 5JJ5ed up nor Gr0l0ned, this time
liz Co5Is 57ers-sss should hgos sold them at a.
g, N5tiiHg if they hid arriUe9 safe, and they
st % STILL LOWER for Cash or PrOduce
Il s1l9st al kinds. " Jg1at keep such gods IN
rs 50 come and see t5eHi, and feel Of thar U4lue
make y,1r offer, THEY NUST COS
DTy Goods and Silks:
| 4LICOB5 u all colons and qualities, TaTcte Sa-
| tn, cap and bonnet ribbons, DDJJiH. muslin, beg
! .7sc and bed edgings and Iace5 white and black
md French and yellow linens ; fancy and black
1lczonet, paid and plain czmbric, curtain Gra-
SIX surge, green Dsrsze, gingh.Hls, brown Hol-
al cliJrs glazed cam5r.cs, paper, caIHbrie. black
= and Cachmecs, ladies' and genJiCuen's : Isle
gl5Te5s brails, purse silk, gents black silk
f. ----5 L-aTal5, VsPer. silEered and fancy fans,
s5iisl linen tapes, linen cdmDric and pOnges
---s-z, black and cOIoTet sewing SIX, patent
par. batlo1s, silk twist, hoop and dress whale
;si1l and six hose and .Ialf hose for ladies and
Nd gentlemen, p.rasols and pardso!ettes, Flo
-1il-nd aad lawn bDnnets, orgaudy lawns, sc
Ll1s O! ladies' and rentlemeA's shoes and boots,
-2as AID cA.lJ's DO. Saddlcry-bridies, sad
-;.aya.-s, s-1llo-Uags, vsiices, trunks, whips,
5i and girLhs, carpet bags, bride bits, buckles,
ilIs silrrups, thread rings, collars, chains, j.
Ia hardware and cutlery; planes and black
iaoE
?. We can't mention half, come and call for
md Te viii do or best for you at the old
L. 3. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
THE TICTORIAL NEWS.
PUBLISHED MoNTHOLY
By e. e. EE"E'E &, 60.
IN LOUISVILLE, KY,


AT ONLY FORTY CENTS A YEAR;
Three copies for 81 90; seem for 81 90; elsrea
for SO 90; fifteen for 90 eighteen for 80 90 ;
payable inraria5ie ia a4Cance. Subscri oii1ns
received at same rates for hatf gear or more as
tie publication 1oW be permanent.
s7iilS is spendd wei! filled sheet, containing
much Of the choicest matter, with elegant
Illustrations engraved in fine style. Our large
towns, marts Of commerce, and busy life, as well
as many of the beautiful scenes in our country
appear in lis pages.
Police reports, city manners and customs, as
well as rural life, shown in "a most humorous
manner; our country, its mansions and cottages
It's glorious institutions Of public character, the
wonder of an age, can be seen in the columns of
the NEWS, in wh!ck too tho word is exhibited as
II is.
The professional man. the scholar, the wit, and
the droil one, as well as the most common every
day character, vita Generals, Orators and States
nen-'ndeed all kirds and conditions of people,
stand erect in ghe Pictorial News.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

\ CONSIDERABLE STORE RooM.-A man in Pro-
vdance. r. l., bet five dcilurs that he could eat q
large basket of peaches in one hour. He was
successful, having despatched one hHn srsd and tt-
fy.taco good sized peaches in finy-two minutes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

G5Sn THE steamer TRIBUTARY, JoHN-
Rr-t---5I-IlI Ssox Master, built expressly for the
-e4&zs=E5=c Arkansas trade, will ply as regular
11eTeI between New Orleans and Fort Smith, and
all intermediate ports.
The Tributary is new and substantially built, has
fine accou1rnodgtO tOn-, is well oiccrcd, and numbers
fore,ost ON The cotton list For freight passage,
FF'' Van Buren, Arkansas.
March 4th, 1913 Sly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

The following are some of inc resolution passed
unanimously by the great CLAY meeting at Alba.
ny, New York, on the 18Th inst. They show
that the 5000 Wings present were in earnest.
Resolced That we acknowledge no Jiclation, no
masters in Albany or elsewhere. As freemen,
claim the righ 10 express freely our opinion,
and 10 take such action as Judgement may die
tate, or circumstances require, to insure success 10
our objects.
Reseired, That we recognise in Hon. Willis
Hall, Of New York, and Hon. John VI. Bolts, of
Virginia, fearless advocates of W ing principles and
Whg men.
Rssoicsa, That Wing Mass County Conyen-
ton be held on the 2Ist instant at the house of
Mr.. Adams in the town of Bethlehem, for the
purpose of nominating Presidential Elec.or for
this District and the friends Of Clay ami Fill
more are requested to assemble there at twelve
O'Clock On that day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

Totai,--5 Wings and 10 Democrats.
,Ehos far the Wings have gained two rrr0rH5ors
and lost one, compared with the present Congress.
We make no account of the vacancies in Yer
rcut, for they will no doubt be filled as at pre-
sent with one Democrat and one Wing. AFTER
the Fl rst trial plurality elects.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
First Vote On The Wilmlt Proyis0.

As there seems to be so.ne doubt about the
above, we publish below the vote the VIII not
proviso, when it assumed practical form in the
Senate of the United States. 1t was given on
motion by Mr.. Baldwin. whig, from Connecticut
to " Incorporate TIE Wimot proojs0 in Hs Treaty
scith lIerico" We give the result and analysis
thereof by the Cincinnati Chronicle, Taylor pa
per- The character of this vote should speak vol
umes 20 tho South
Yeos--Atherton, Dix, Niles--thycs Northern
Democrats.
Baldwin, Clarke, Corwn, Davis Of Mass, Day
ton Greene, Miller, Phelps, UPham, Hale; nine
Northern wings, and one independent, elected by
the wings, and
Clayton and spruanco, taoo Southern wings
total Is.
Nays-Ashley, Atchison, Bagby, Benton, But
t,r. Calhoun, Davis of Miss, Downes, Foote, Hun
ter, johnson of Georgia, Lewis, Mason, Rusk, Se-
vier. Turney, ann Yulee-lS Southern demo-
clats.
Badger, Bell. Berrien, Crttenden, Johnson of
La, Johnson of Md, Mangum, Pearce, Under
wood--9 Southern wings.
: A lien, Bradbury, Breese, Bright, Cameron.
! LEWIS CASS. Dickinson, Douglass, Felch. Han
negan. Moore Sturgeon-l2 Northern democrats
Northern Whigs-NONE!
|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
InvaIuablo Family Companion.

Invaluable Family Companion.
a. TX Lectures on Causes, Prevention AMI Cure
'0of Consumption. Asthma, Diseases Of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases. 23I pages, p en-
cravings. Paper 80 cts; bound 10 cts. Mail 10 any
part-postage I-2 cts
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 81. Mail to
any part, 50 cts postage. InhaIing Tubes, Silver,
50, by mail, letter postage Abdominal Supporters,
perfect, s. to SO, for All Ruptures, Falling OF the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back, and Chest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces support cTs,
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to foot
and circumference Of person next the surface, Just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which SIDE
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods. Ad
dress DR.. ). ). FITCH,
707 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb. 81. 1913. lily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

ThirtV-FirSt Congress.

Twenty-four members of the 3lst Congress
rave been already elected, as follows -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

ny Argus contains letter stating that at NEE
ting of gentlemen of the FREQ Soil party, held at
SchroOn Lake, Judge Tyrili commenced speaking
in highly excited and energetic manner, and
had proceeded but shor: time, whsn lie said;
Gentlemen, you have the prayers Of all good
men aud good Christians 10 your behalf. God Is
oa tGg side OF TAO BlrDJuruera - Suddenly his
voice ferl-be sank back into a.s char ana fam
,ed. lie was supported by persons wuo we're
near nim auL carGlgl down stairs, 5u5 h- did no.
breath afterwards. flo had cXyiscI instantly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Hats.

u l-sli2a extra Castor Hats.
DO. MoLesEin and Paris do.
-sz and white Russia and Brush do.
| 8, pear. aa8 sporting do.
ado, BGsHa Vista and Mexican do.
| --, back and white wool do.
LegloEn and Prussia leaf do
-s LeEzou do.
-'ea and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
SPENDlD- PREMIUMS.

Post Masters are requested to act as our agents.
That agent who may forward us the names of
Eighteen subscribers with the pay, s. 90 for the
same, shall receive an additional copy and the
splendid Picture called . The World One View
or if requested, in place Of same the Portraits
Of Gems. Taylor and Jackson. This olfar to stand
good for three months, from the first day of May,
IS40--and to apply at same rate for greater or
tess nunber of subscribers. All letters must be
post paid, rs those which are no! paid we never
take from the Office.
Post Masters whose fees do not exceed $500
year, are, by law, entitled 10 receive and frank
free, particularly orders and pay for newspapers.
Please forward your orders promptly, postpaid,
to c. Fl. BRACKET TIE u CO..
No. 43, Third street, Louisville, Ky.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Drug Store,
r. STEVENSON,

H. - L EOO-fs
rs lust opehod and offer for sale a large and
M ~ll selected assortment of Drugs and Medi-
" Patent Medicines Chemicals, Periumery, Paints,
5-gsass, &C. No efforts have been spared to
| ys pure and fresh medicines as well as all the
-sd chemicals, Of the most superior quality,
q sill be sold at fair prices. He invites the at
'a Of Farmers, Physicians. Merchants and the
-eaerav'to his establishment.
7.snaer .. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
RTS,
,EWELLt'

FULLY a::asssl
nd u the SURF r.,1
he has Te'u,d .D
t;sias 9sP''s as a;,s: :.::. =
iitssbraanchsassI asI
v relies uPOsa5
I work to tOoO...1 Os.1
United sax > aII
Warranted. "a asI
efuny # repair
|duced, and !. J
Hers from
IN a, Gross
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
IJCTAW TELEGRAPH"

IhO>PECIUS FOR IEIG
-AJCTAW TELEGRAPH"
- !s.raaI 10 Be published in DoaksUille,
Ch0c,asg Nation.
'-5sgned, proposes to commance, as
,-s. aaadrst subscribers can be obtained,
I iaPer, under the above title, TO be de-
4 :. alyocacy and dissemination of Moral
-~-ol, Agriculture and General ln!eIli-
-flalt in the Choctaw, and the other in
y .angGage. Our sheet viii be, as the
-si designs. Family newspaper, (ucu-
-''1iS and relIgiOn,) TO which end. a fair
oi It's columns will be appropriated TO
-ll21 Of original and selected tales, es-
"les, &c, o! literary and moral cha
MS Prospectus, we are aware of the
u uhprOhlabienes5 of such an enter
AJ.aIng bu! the great need of a peri
MEDIUM for the dissemination of useful
= -S Induced the subscriber to under
-'lcaiIon; aware too, of the arduous
@92nsI5illIy devolving upon the con-
!-0lIc Journal-we cordially invite the
oi The Nation-thcreby extending
d their usefulness-fOr their contrI-
% o. is publication, and those in the
,ie deslrous of seeing our people ad-
..IzaIion and knowledge, for their aP'
- Patronage.
..-taFal part Of the Telegraph Wi!
''laF attention.
ra9gs' both Foreign and Domestic
% be made up to the latest hour o.
m 4 il.l and correct account of The
'@iSo, be found in It's columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
From the ST. Louls Union.

Mr.. CLAY.--The NsU York Express contains
the following, but crOws too soon. Those who no.
minated him, proclaimed that they would run him
any how, whether he CONSENTED OF not. L IS true,
a telographic despatch has been sent here, saying
that the Clay men in New York have called anoth-
er meeting TO withdraw his name, but /; does nol
state whether the same persons call this new moe-
,rg as the last or whether, if Clay be Withdrawn,
they will go for Taylor. The President Of the
Clay meeting in VauxhalI declared that Van Bu-
his choice in preSereuce to Taylor.
We ask particular attention to The language Of
Mr.. CLAY. 1t is very guordei. Besides, tho
omission is important He does not Recommend
TAYLOR; but DO not tho . cover a dig at The
military mon merely."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

SUPPRESSED LETyER.--The following brief ex-
tract, from TayIors letter to Gen. Tombridge Of
Detroit is all that has seen the light. What do
the * mean.
:" In reply to your request FOR my views in re-
aton TO the Improvement Of our Harbors and Ri
vcrs by the General Government, | am compelled
for the present to confne myself TO the statement
made on the subject in Il letter which addressed,
in a pril as;, to my friend, C1Pt. }. ). Allison,
copy Of which l enclose herewith.
Il. TAYLOR"
Did circumstances prevent, or "tho noise
and confusion,' a satisfactory answer with re-
gard to lake and harbor Improvements? VIII the
Republican publish this letter in pamphlet form
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
VOLUME T-NO. GA. J
{ SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 u. 5

Many suppose that the question Of resi''c;.ng
tho institution of slavery is entirely new ono.
Such is not tie case. Not only the Ordinance OF
1887 proves such to bo the fact, bu! the following
preamble Und resolution which was passed nua"j-
nousIy through the Senate of the Slaso Of New
Nork rs long back January, 1920:
Whereas. The prohibiting tho further exlon-
sion Of slavery in the United States, is subject
of Geop concern to the people Of this Slalo and,
whereas, we consider slavery an evil much 10
be depIored, and that ecsry Constitutional 6drrter
Should be inerpOSeI 10 PreUe as further eEieaSiOa;
and tha: the Constitution Of tae U. States cietriy
gives Congress the right TO requre now States nor
comprised within the original 0onnIUry Of tho U.
States, 10 male Tie prohibition Of Iauery coudi-
lion Of thor admission ialo the Uniou therefore,
ReSJkcsd, rhst our SonptOrs 30 m&fucied, and.
our ,nannharS of tsnnl 77-fe4 Iesed, 10 oppose
ne admission, as Sfaie- into TIE UHfJa, ot any
territory mol cJmpr ised oiorcSaiG, lgiit0Ui max
ing Ihe PROHIBITION Oc SLAVERY thcroin,
an Indispensable condition oil admission
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
From Ashland and Henry Clay.

When we first heard Of the intended so called
Clay movement in this city, we addressed Pri-
va:e letter to Mr.. CLAY, not expecting IN return
any answer which we could put in prinl-out we
have received an answer. in which we are author
lied to sac follows:
ASHLAND, Sept. 9Th 1913
JAMES BEooEs, Esq:
= nave given, and shall give, no countenoncy
or encouTa gomant 10 any movement To bring my
name. aa p caudIale fos .aa; oiice, (he Pfesiden-
cy) before The public.
On one point desire no secrecy aud that IS
:h4s J am utterly opposed 20 The use Of my uamc
as "a candidate for The Presidency.
My warm regards to your brother.
=" am truly your friend,
And obcdIent servant,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
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Der ielblf ODER rurd Sepcllmdhiiqtfn rerrds
ienitrt, an unlern Stranfen ut erIheinen,
nm aniuh6ren unb pcr,utraaen, mas onf
ctele 8laae Seng bat austleibenbeufone
eraeben wltrce tpls Seedtens.
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Namens oes Seurtsscrthts,
oe6en gDrdIrent
Seb. SO agner.
Der @eridtsI6reibef.
@eers SSe1.. /
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
Dne. S1o1Er q
9lrSt uub Wunbarst IN Sparta,
@tdrf 60. ShiD,

Dr Bauer bietet hermit benz beutifen
publifum ereebeuit feline Dienffe an. 2lufe
mcrflame Suoien unb pielidhriae prors
erIauben ihm Die 9erGderung su eeben, cas
er i'm Stauce 1T, ale befannten Graufbeis
ten, oenen Die menfi,lide 0amr untermcr>
fen 1T, AT teilen. Seioreers Tieber II.
SO dfe fiebfr fam er unfehlb
furirrn, faIfs man ietne Bcrihriften be far
Or. Sauer mar SeIcarSt in Napelecn's 9lr>
NEE. Seine grfabrunqcn i'm SADIE Ger Nte>
ot,tn, fowie biilige 9ehnuna'n Qeten tbm
6ofnuns auf etnen abel Der Ofentlld,eu
9unit.
sparta, 9Ipril II. 1S48. l7-6M.