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THE cRAYoN READER.

ID sfl>HED This DAY The CrNyor Reading Scos,
1 ro-rcrs'n. sr.rcares 90 M he var.--s ~r-nEs 90
Wssf'nat'n irving Prepared Tor 2e lse o. seAoo''
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d. -rrr slre i1 ae suggestions Of sevrrs. teachers.
MS anne rss beer prepared reading boon Tor
school. TIE >Arira backr 1aviug n@e1 sresty chosen
a.. book some Uf fr- .rst SCHOOL,. con-
adhered "a. ec-uu ron a. tae wings ~ lrv.ug
-- s---ran All active 30 re varetv 81 TOPICS
- .a-h - would eKs.e the attention snt interest 81
he 1.p. vte modes of ccm position. The publisher
- hat these pages VI. 49, e approved by
.tr--nrs who appreciate i-e t1fHtasrs OF chaste aud
NIL 81 PCBLISHED TOMORROW
T. cal lflorlst Fvr CD eSes -nies snt
Il IA schools hv " hrws Professor o. Eocution
IN Csiur-ts College. i.uo lall o.1sd =
Nr lrvrns's new wors. DIVER Godsnitn. biography
,,',.r Wa he new 81 uon of ng. WORKS, vo l2no
,s g PUTNAM. IS Broadway
NEW COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC.
DOOT AND sNEEr>ERS election oi Nlncn ~
II 80 IT'S cav pub |sle- th's new SIC = 'e
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,-f OIL krs saa AMI h} ND Tunes, Sentences No.e's
AsIEtu. Chants A. fes Er ed Tor ne use OF n.ir
.1f'.r. ming school. ana Societies. ny Geork"
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WIN W. SHIRLEY, Auc,icuss,
IpRIGnT DUlIuIk ANO SING

n ""
Id fu.ersors balance ~ me stock Of ceiehfAiTd ma
k-r viii he sold THIS DAY, Thursdayl Aux TO- ~
clock IN font Of The auction ROOM ~ Nassau - without
r.,.rve those waning bargain for this or smother sea
.on viii 90 well 20 attend Amer which IL 'ofs LOUNGES
ID pay advance. ard sofa bcdssesd mls ~
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TIE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE Ants.
r'uk EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS ~ A..

IS Of he above school. me roul the hsA "
ne church % Divine Unity. In Broadway hetseen rrtnc-
.rt Spring - will remain open nom TUESDAY, lsh
inst anu iSIn August. Inclusive, nom 10 ocioSa
until 10 O'Clock. P NJ Admission - cens s~ss"e SeAe"
u - CAAlngues ~ CTS wv .lhNs
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" DI.Iribution OF Valuable Prire-.-l

ECEsr HE.gD send scores of valuable prizes d.y
from their Establishment IN the shape u heads OF hair cut
ia the most faut~ss style. And then those tue clean
tru,hes-ous for each eide Of every head 2 Msd-nane
auto I'm
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CITY ITEMS.

STRANGERS ~ Tows.-Co.. De- Kgssy, Z ;. a.
IL Harper. L : A, and Capt r Wilson, Of the
Empire City steamer, are a. tie Actor House G'n
non. l. z A. Col r. Leo, C. = 4 r II. r whitley
rsA Col Talcott Z :. A. and Rev IN Msrbury.
Ala are a. tie Irving House
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NulsANcE.-There is ssid to exist very offen-
sve AZ well as unhealthy nuisance In Hudson sv near
Hilary It, 10 which the authorities had better attend
Al once 1t consists OF fat boiling factory and is a
bore 10 the whole nell hborh0od
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" George Anderson, the individual who was
dot on Tuesday, while committing an ssssut upon th'
house OF Lsughey. compelled to have his leg am
patzted, as modification had begun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

GREAT INPROyEsE>T ~ THE CnY.-We see
uis proposed 70 widen Mercer st and relieve Broad
ysy ltisag good plan and ought 10 have been adopted
ave year. ago but IL TOO ste. The sooner II Is
done the better I, can be done for half the money
4. n.ILi cnaf two lNhrs hencn-
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nars.u.c4.I,rLLr krro.IrO 70. rrI T.r.r,r

AsHrs-Ar- s-.o., r-s-C- -. .o1 $50.
rrrsrt trsr lti 81 A-g--t
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ASSAULT WITH ISrKsr TO KILL.-The ex-
snansiion OF Timothy Mccarthy, policeman OF ine
"a Ward. whose arrest we noticed day or Two anee
charge Of assault with intent TO kill. was eonciaa
nyesteSasy, before HIS Hsaor, the setting Mayor. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

NED BUSrLiSE IN TROUBLE AoAis.-E. z. c
IOG.on wa. yesterday taken into custody on complaint
hi. fsihern Mr.. Bennett who charges him with
ending hin threatening letters signed Vengeance
De Is held TO answer the charge
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rIC>OR .ARTI'- CELEBRATED FLORE


1 ARTS The exhibiting II FNnungs by Arusis ~ ne
shove school A. The he hsl 81 ne Snlfch =
Divine lnly ir kroac~ay. between Sprrg ant FfinSo
open until fur her rcucr ffom ID ociosA
4 VI Unit ln oc.VcA VI Atm.ssiou - ceuis >~asou
-caaLs % cruLs (alAlngue. n. IN. Aala in
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PREss WORk-poes b. okohoE
aXLL. IA Trbans ts..disSA sAssas~ s-s1
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NJ q BUTLER. Aucuonser
NH = 4 ..rli IAHfA &Al.E

i THURSDAY he lSi August, o. 10 O'CLOCK, 81 No "
hryss ~ the elects oil Alexander krnce dee.sse con
.isung oil cabinet aud b-dsiesi makers tools s1ocA ~
bed.teads veneers ard lumber Also, q lot ~ hoassnVi
furniture Also. threesIory brick WORK .hop On rear
N premises JAmro
.u7 Puhuc Affnlniefel9r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

mo into town, TO think of the sobs, the 70, !.
the numerous side saddles that would Soon !
streets then weary with the sport, he 1,
ewes, and the clouds came, lending tears i
over the desolation Of Fayeueville-Fayea
who will not be comforted until the beoi0r
tho next session, but will do the best she rs'
ING on the maxim Of tho French, "if we
have what we like, let US like what We h, D
You speak in your last of strange cam
cation you received from f" c." Lei me :,
A friend Of mine lately made an addrcs,
neighborhood. The pencil draft having fad,
siderably, he used one side of tho shee,
communication TO the lntolligencer, and II,
found yourself endoavoring to make head
of what, when complete, was not very in,o
or edifying. &C." is frequently absent.n
he thinks so often of Van Buren,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
For the Arkansas lntelligencer.

cl Gen. w. Clorks-Being citizen OF van
Burea township for many years. and ceiIes,ms ssn;s
lhas road leading from Van Suten IRE 10 pousns Ri
&c e,ossina @ at the mouth of the Illinois river
ikcSco on the north side of tho C""ad'an iar pre-.
csr.s,h 10 The south side of said river inc com
o,crs nppointed 10 view said road shou ID pear
lin n,;pd that it should bo on the rmes. % grGu"u bs
hood fords, and also 10 cross where II WIZ DC
evnonsive to the traveller. We may expect
persons to start to California tho ensuing
i% Ssos sssss ns% Ss9 shapes S esIs for ss
%snsy oh sopnon the road should leave the
ss oad Nssi snop m1s s'pSs
lves houses loro. MS r. :. in my opinion, the bes
osa on 'GG . cpeor should cross .h'
Il dry route from Van Barren to the'',~o. and it i
! to be hoped that the Cherokee commiss. ,ers a n
pointed to cooperate with those from Van .-,ren
will commence their operations at Stoneroat'
thence on the most direct route, as it will be in
, possible to find as good route for crossing Lee
creek above this point. /. N. a.
August 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
Correspondence Of the Inielligcncer.
FAYErTEvILLE, Ark, Aug. z, 1915

Gsorge W. CLARKE, Esg.:-Dear Sir-t1ad
Frenchmau accompanied me to Mount Comfort,
he would have exclaimed at the conclusion OF The
examination at the Ozark, ReSpirons mdintendnt
But since then, there has been no time tor breath
ING, for the roads have been full Of equesirlans,
and as our merchants can well testify, the sIree's
have been lined with pedestrians, all friends, pa
rents, or relatives of the pupils of our Academies,
visiting the neighborhood for the purpose of wit
Messing the examination, settling up acGoHtnnre Htn re
making purchases, gRqia Rqiad meetings and farewells
hnpP2es and tears, following hard upon each other
Rut all is over now, and camness rests upon the
Happy Summit, the abode of Health, and deposi.
tory of Plenty. Disease may infesl the marshes
of tho vallies, and epidemic rage in thronged, un-
clean towns, but hero the saubrious air .nvigo
rates the nerves, contentment keeps down fever !;
and as Nature with US gets her face washed every
day by the rain, and gets into perspiratlon every
| morning when tho appears, no deranged cir
| culation' runs riot DER her sunny face. Were |
| inclined 10 be poetical,l might say that we enjoy
ed the sunshine of life, but just at this present
| tjme sunshine seems not quite so pleasant as the
shade of existence. Little boys with Haxen heads
| and little negroes with woolly ones, may bask in
the one, and that of the town but ah for the
mossy pleasures growing on the shady side of for.
~, and the stree, However, dear Mr.. Editor
this is no, for what | writo, and you read. Lei
us turn to other thoughts, aye, let us re-examin'
the examination. ~ fl.
Wednesday and Thursday last were the days
4, appointed for the examination at Miss Sawyer
Academy, the first day being Miss Sawyer's day
the second Mr.. Washburn's and the evening of tn
! second .s Miss Freyschlag's entertainment" o.
f Wednesday morning the school was opened wit
S the usual exercises, and the classes in Reading
n Penmanship, Geography, Grammar, and kindre
studies recited at length TO the great satisfaction
# the audience. In reading classes, tho young k
IS dies always excel the ruder sex, and this is ik'
Il wise the case in penmanshp In the latter branc
N the young ladies of this Academy deserve speci
II commendation, their neat copy-books, full
a moral sentiment with their albums OF prose al
e poetical selections and contributions, exhibitt
lie full of moral sentiment as copy book.
| Dickens.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

beheld the pale and omaciated< y 4 5{f1
as ne Sat immovabIe upon hissit1 =
1t is the American spy" exclaimed one, and
on the instant hundred voices arose, and the
fearful cry "Muertos los Amer icanos - echoed
along the streets The angry winds seemed to
bear it onward, for, from distant and apparently
deserted t'oroughfares, hoarse voices were hea rd
TO exciaim " Muertos los Americanos! Muortos!"
Slatue-like Winfield, mechanically retained his
seat upon the saddle, as the guard closed around.
"Dismount. STRIP exclaimed an officer, as he
solzed the reins of tho exhausted steed.
he order was obeyed, but nature could endure
no more, for, had his foot left the stirrup,
ere Winfield sank insensbe upon the pavement.
To be continued. ]
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
TeIegraphed 70 Ae 81. Louis


New YoRK, July 3O-5 P. M.-Al
letters are published in the Herald, frd
mia, calculated 10 dampen the ardor Q
tcrs. One correspondent says, that "
steamer arrived at San Francisco, s.
passengers; of these, 40 returned n
on seeing the true state Of things. lie [
return from California, on the road froa
through Mexico, large numbers of
who were in the greatest misery b,iora
Mazatlan, their money having boen OK
fore getting halfway. Several Amer
joined the Mexican robbers, and comm
ou,rages. Tho largest piece of gold D
weighed twolvo ounces, although ho \
Jumps weighing twenty ounces--ou'
found together. Mos. Of the emlgran.|
PEELED to sell their effects, on their arl
Francisco, as their means become exn']
AS the Gaviata newspaper in To1lc
merchants sixty dollars TO give 8 lowip
the intelligence published in the paPj
Mexican ports, is exaggerated; bong
Of Spectators, ho warns every body vi
two dollars per day at homo, not 10 81
mia. Several vessels have boon loSl O1
Of California.
An arrival from Venezlela, reports
raj Paez landed at Coro on 9th July, n
men, and on the 10Th had a fight "l!|
ernment troops, defeated them aud loon
of that part of Tho country called Fais
was generally understood that rac]
mined to annihilate Monagas or dc;
Capt. Garfield, of the schooner ". J
from Balizc, Honduras, states lha' q
in circulation at Balizc, that 9au'
Tough, on tho S,h July, ai BrlIa' ~
Mexicans and indians, in which the
some 500 men. ..-t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
Cry OF VAN BUREN,,
Aug. II, lS49. !

1t being reported, in the surrounding country
that tho Cholera is raging here as epidemic,
the undersigned, members of the board OF health
state. that there is not, this time, nor has there
been q case of Cholera, or other epidemic disease
in this City, but that, the contrary the city has
been, aud is now remarkably healthy.
ua j. A. DlBRELL, NJ. d.
r. STEVENSON, NJ. D., Board of.
'. A. WALLACE, HeoJ,L
J. P. MAREAN,
N A. PRYOR, -I F.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

IE.h~e,, Lecend.-.Y You teach,' SAID Inc EN-,
- .TTaian 70 a famous RABBI, " that your "ou
IL s3tAfEwhero, and boast that he RESIDES among
,iasS63tion. | should like to see him. :,
yoSsss .SsjSds presence is indeed everywhere, the
., akpfsphed, "but he cannot be seen, for no NOR
Al bNiatan look upon his splendor.' "a
The Emperor had the obstlnacy o' Po"e'' ""'
persisted in his demand. sso ,v, be.
3 Wejl,, answered the Rabbi, suppose we pc
o;u by endeuvoripg 10 gaze at one OF his omoaSsa
'.r T,a;on ussen,ed; and the Rabbi leading him INTO
the ofsh air, for it was the noon OF the aay' 1aur
s Tase his eyes 10 the sum- then snl'1's rfs Pm
upon he world in lis meridian glory. "A Inc :, LII"
nrror made the attempt but relinqushed II. >,
pe.s$ enot." he said, {" the light dazzles me-.
.stf,hen," reioined the triun,Phon, Rabbi, 'lho'
p, unablc 10 endure tho light OF one OF ms cfo.,
sree,-fhow cans, thou expect 10 oeho'u '"0 "''
cio..ied glory of the Creator"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

The Convention of the Canadian American
League, which recently met a, Kingston, has is
sued ar address to the people of Canada, recon-
mendng Federal Union OF all the BRUSH Nor'h
American Provinces. lr-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

.Jealousv and Muyder.-Mr. Jno. Wise, a clerk
!, tae ST. Louis Post Office, having reason TO De-
Eevc that ono T. B. Har, had been tamperIng win
tho affections of his wife, followed Hart TO Palmyra
and. after shooting at him without effect, drew
bou,;e tu;fe. and literally hacked him to death.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

s;ou. n'I passed s sEas Es :sosd sd &c ss.ssnaied
conmi,,es s.si5Aih RyspQss, yaf4RRe9iniea, vino
ai E;;i \ 4! |eis q
sG3t1Sb kahtes. .s1ffs'odtOt s7Hs
to assume an alarming feature. letter dated
Dunlaw,on, July ~, says:
/" The settlers are coming to Col. John J. Mar
sba;l,s plantation, which is 10 be head quarters.-
We have bull, fort of brick and stone, raised the
s,,rs and stripes, and are determined to defend
them or dio. All work is suspended on the plan
taton, except clearing away around our tort, and
nracticinn shooting at understanding, kneeling,
and living fla, on the ground. We take 1t by turns
to keen the night.watch; there was so few or US
all along that have been stationed part OF every
night as sentinel. We have six femal les and
thirteen men,. .-...., .a -.
| Gpp. Dana, of Maine.--It will be remembered
that Governor Dana. in his inaugural, some months
| since. adopted the doctrines of Gen. Cass on the
subject of slavery. The Legislature soon after
passed series Of resolutions instructing their re-
presentatves in Congress to lose no opportunity OF
pressing the Proviso into any form OF government
to be provided for the territories, and direct
ing the Governor to sign and transmit them to Inc
Governors of the several States Of that on
messaae cssn ,h Vas received from the Cover
nor in which he refuses to sign the resolutions
He sa VS. that he would have been willing to trans
NIT the resolutions to 6" the Governors of the seve
raj States of the Union,' # they had been present
ed to him in the ordinary manner but as they hac
been sent TO him by the Senate for his approva
and signature, the message from that body was
evidently intended to request him to subscribe t
, opinions "diametrically opposed to those he hat
officially expressed" The message was ordere
8 to be printed Thus there is conflict betwee
these two branches of the government.
H-
The Republic one and indiuisible.-From tn
pos,humous writings of MADIsos, legacy of In
es,mable value, and worthy of the reverential re
gard of the present and of future generations, tn
following passage is extracted: re ali..-
n "Aduice 10 my country.-As this advice, it
ever sees the light, will not do it till am no mor'
>. it may be considered issuing from the tom
l. where truth alone be respected, and the hal
h piness of man alone consulted. 1t will be ont
lied, therefore, to whatever weight can be derive
from good intentions, and from the experience
"a one who has served his country in various station
ne through period Of forty years, who espoused
~ his youth, and adhered through life, to the eau
. of liberty, and who has borne part in most
We the great transactions which will constitute epoc
c. of its destiny. The advice nearest to my hea
and deepest in my convictions is that the UNI'
OF THE STATES be cherished and porpetuated L
ne the avowed enemies to it be regarded as Pando
ed with her box opened, and the disguised ones
u serpent creeping with his deadly wiles into Pai
M disc, - .. .r. .ers- .F. .I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

TERMS REDUCED.
The terms of subscription to tho 'Intelligencer''
has been reduced to TWO DOLLARS.
per annum, iarariably IN Advance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

U We see it remarked in late Picayune that
but one State New Hampshirel has, as yet. de-
teruiuod upon sending block Of marble to Wash
incton, to be Incorporated in the monument. we
would beg leave to say that our friends at the mar
ble quarry in Carroll county, have been for some
time preparing block of Arkansas marbie' for
that purpose.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

The Circuit Court has been in session for the
past two weeks. We informed that a la rye
number of civil cases have been disposed of. 1t is
expected TO adjourn to-day. .r~-l l.--.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

Of A considerable number of persons left cur
city this week, to join Col. BLACK, at the Grand
Saline, thence to proceed TO Walnut Creek, in
search of gold. We wisI, them success
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

Cholera.-In Sandusky City, OHIO, the Cholera
has committed the most dreadful ravases. Ihe
city is almost depopulated-the inhabitants having
either died or fled. Many of the physicians have
fallen Victims and the population has been reduc-
ed from 1000 TO 400. aoi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

GrSome of our young towns-folk have re-
turned from the country. They are very much
improved in health, especially since the discharge
of the Grand Jury.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

MorhiHS Os<Hy- IT. ryhis - =. ,.J ,o,other
Morning Glory and CyPresswese P.anseu -.
so as to enlwno essl s4ks Pr Ihs xSar ynfso slne
vines came up, and s ssiS fas 81 "a laahes9a
leaf and flower the nefRiRs FiBa@fA heAlaSA
shaped leaf, w;.a desptHsates ooisfaS asess
small ars round shapcdso&se eyPssss b4sdi6g
Ie.yes and flowers perfectly natural; and the
amaIgama,ion produces leaves as large as the
Morning Glory, with half their size, divided out
in small spangles like tho Cypress, producing
flower of beautiful vermiiion red, and half way
between the other two in size. This curious
amalgamation will doubtless be interesting to
Horticullurists. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

SARrAIN's UNION MAGAZINE for August reached
US by the last mail. Want of timo will not per-
nit our noticing this very popular magazine as it
deserves. Tr -;r e.f --4H1l l.s .eaL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for August is on our ia.
bic, and as usual, welcome visitor. The presen,
nufaber faiIy answers the expectations of its
warmest admirers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

Z Erecufion.-Conrad Winter, convicted OF inc
murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, was execu'eu
at Baltimore on the 2O,h July. lie made iu''
confession of his guilt previous TO the execution
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

OF The report of tho existence of Cholera In
our city is without foundation. Mr.. PARRISH VINO
died about two weeks since, was attacked with q
cholera morbus, his sickness being the result OF
expuSure, and terminated in Inflammation. In
cluding two or three transient persons, there has
not been exceeding eight deaths in our city for
the last six months. AT present, our citizens are
remarkably healthy, an we believe there is not a
single case of sickness Of any kind in our town.
Every precautionary measure has been adopted
by the Board of Health Of our city, to ward of
this frigh,fu diseaso. This, under the blessing
Of Heaven, has, so far exempted .,- -
=, IN, 80, ,.r vuruIcate from the Board
will he sufficient: l..I 5rri .t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

n We are indebted TO the polite officers Of the
Beacon for late New Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

Tico Governors in Florida.-Advlces from flo'
rda inform us tha. Governor Mosely, the old de.
mocratic executive still holds on 10 ms o'i''e' a,'
intends doing so till October next. Governor = :
Brown, whig. who was elected last ia'l' mas oeen
astalIed, so that Florida is blessed WIN TWO "o'
verIs.rs p sa tsa'al
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

OF We ore under Obligations 10 Mr.. DEMING,
Of fa,e Monedo, for late river papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
D.lssss.'

:. - &c, of our married friends Of Of, pu law
bsneh' s 0 right I understanding Of .ham ne Jaw q"
my pmPois.uR orc R,ack-recently atiirme1r roSter, oy
oph'on 81 Cn,St Sn" Of Pennsylvania, per per 100:
Supreme Cour. o' Mcmillan. 8 Barr loo nro.
Jusfice, Dewey rs u.s. ~ marry woman, OF pr !,
NIfasman ohets ~, ~ hound 20 comply w.'n ~, ~
msss ro do it, ne IS pm. 1t taxes 'wT ber
unss make marriage sn has contract oi mar
bassair Where "A, and merely puts off, ;",o ano
shs sssmand damages unless she h has nn iUl' r,
gred to perform The contract on ~ nee end pI' /.
and e dishonesty refuses, and SO P puS Soud nj, prefe
RoronadnSo snd o ought oS to have
I ( arH1eto mako choice"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

Ju Outrnge-on the evening o, .,,o b;I;,y @
married LADY ;ih q, inu her brother, was stopped
Ses'er eo%ppby bridge, by some men, assaulted,
Jul, IN. nerson violated in the most a'rGu'TIS h;s
,,,s Her brotherswas badly beaten IN ms ms
5s 10 rescue her The assa1ian.s gazette "'i Some
lEI.p says the South Boston up1ev nnd the punish
qse ities ;h,uo have iseh ;s Ssath. uI'''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

Annera;on.-The Washington Union is Out III
favor of annexing Canada to the United c'a'es'
and says that the South would be Wiling 10 Ro'
Cuba 10 the compact. or course
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

To Correspondence SONNET" signed "Ob-
scrver,' is inadmssbIe. We make it rule 10
refuse communications, unless coming from re-
spopsibe source.
"CLEMENr1NE," from Fayetteville, though in
type, is laid over for our next issue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

1.F,egaecIYArloN.- "A every individual -
Llr.A6s.;f of vaccination second. re-vacclnation
Bssraecessary before puberty third Inc syS.
aSPiH iRen necessary; fourth, vaccination Is ;ou
JULY of small -pox fifth, re-vaccinauodd
of varoOd sixth, sSssm ,Si is 'nr
- lccinasion inert; seventh .ne yhsnever the
ESpN 70 exnosed 10 smallpox, without re-Vac,
! "a os, e;eb,b. re.vaccinason is not necessary
caas as - ener,,ion was performed since paber
sssssN Hose who disregard vaccination re
II ~s;nbIo to smallpox, whenever exposed i
the iuasbnce Of that dreadful disease ,eI,a,
every Individual were vaccna!eG of the sys,en
! ,o"ld be no such disease existing as SINAI
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