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Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
THE MISSING {
SHIPS,

All hopes Of ever again seeing the
packet ships United States add En-
gland, seem now to be abandoned b7
the public. The United States has
been one hundred and one days at
sea and the England ninety-siI.
There is something peculiarly
mournful in such an announcement.-
These packet ships left the city OF
New York within a few days OF each
other, in all their beauty and Pride,
with crews and passengers fall ofliis
and hope. They rode the heavlng
pillows calamity, and when the LAND
10 the blue distance faded away from
the vision Of those on board, they lii
tie thought that it was the last occa-
sion on which they should see the
hills and Wales Of this beautiful earth
And vet it was so. These gallant
vessels, with their treasures OF lIfe'
have undoubtedly gone down belo"
the unstable surface Of the sea, anc
are now
.In the deep bosom Of the ocean buried
They have passed away from the
scenes of this world forever: The
places that knew them once shalt
know them no more. A thousand
ties of love, affection, and friendship
are severed BY this calamity. Many
an anxious prayer has been sent heav'
EDWARDS for the welfare of those who
have been engulphed. Many a wish
for prosperity, health, and safety has
been waited over the waste OF wa
ters TO the voyagers who shall return
no more. Many a wet eye Il many
a stricken heart have poured out
their anguish as vision S Of the wrecks
and their victims have come up VIVID
" before the imagination Of trends.
Hope, anxiety and despair have, by
turns, taken possession Of the souls
of the survivors. Who shall paint
the deep and burning agony OF mo-
theirs, fathers, wives, children, bro
Tiers, and sisters reit Of those dear
est to their hearts by this eventi--
In truth it is a perilous thing to dare
the wrath Of old ocean when an an.
cry sky is over head, and the wild
spirit o f,he storm is shrieking around
you. Heaven help the mariners.
-TLou. Journal.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
SHELBY COUNTY.

Al a Democratic meeting lately held
in Shelby county, the following resOlu-
ton was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we, the democrats Of
Shelby county, remain firm in our op-
position TO a national bank-to q high
tariff for protection-to the assumption
Of the State debts by the general gov
ernment-to the distribution Of the pro-
ceeds of the sales Of the public lands a
mong the States-to the abrogation OF
the veto power vested in the President,
by the constitulion-to any alteration IN
the present naturalization laws, and to
all Entertainments by the general gov
eminent on State rights; and that we re-
main firm in our support Of an economi-
cal administration of the national gov
e~rnnent-of the divorce Of the federal
government from banking Institutions
Of a stIict construction Of the constitu-
tion-of the annexation Of Texas-ol
the occupation Of Oregon, and Of the
preservation Of State rights against all
attempts of consolidation.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

cealed and transformed, and only al
on rare occasions to shine forth
in its true and sparkling form. l! IS
well that wit is an impalpable and e.
thereal substance, or it must long
since have evaporated in indignation
at that peculiarly wre,chcd and ms,
taken race, its imi,ators.
OF oil the melancholy days conse-
Grated to the memory Of the dead,
perhaps the most mournful-,he one
Earring mos, Immediately by strong
contrast with rs predecessors-is
the dav when the coffin has been car
ried from the house, md the sun OF
heaven admitted through the recently
darkened windows. Every object
looks so familiar W. have become
accustomed to the dim atmosphere
and the long shadows; they seem to
spmpathize with US. Now the cheer
full sun looks in mockingly; we re-
joice no. in the face Of day; i, brings
not hope, but memory to our minds;
and we watch only tie gladdening
beams TO think that they are shining
on the narrow grave.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
TOUCHING

Coieridge some where relates a sto'
ry to the following effect:
"Alexander, in bis march into AZ
rica, came to q people dwelling in
peaceful huts who knew neither war
nor conquest. Gold being offered TO
him he said, that his whole object
was 10 learn the manners and Gus
toms Of the inhabitants. Stay with
Us said the Chief, as long as it pleas
eth thee. During the interview with
the African Chief, two Of his subjects
brought a case before him for judge.
ment. The dispute was this:--The
one had bought Of the other a piece
Of ground, which after purchase, was
found to contain a treasure, for which
he felt himself bound to pay. The
other refused to receive any thing,
stating that when he sold the ground
he sold it with NIL advantage apparent
or concealed that i, might be found
10 afford, said the Chief, looking at
the one, you have a son, and 10 the
other, you have a daughter, let them
be married, and the treasure be given
to them as 0 dowry. Alexander was
astonished. And what, said the Chief,
would have been the decision in
your countryi We should have dis.
missed the parties said Alexander,
and seized the treasure for the kings
use. And does the Jun shine on your
counlryl said the Chief-does the
RAIN fall ,herei are there any cattle
there which feed upon grass? Ger
tainly, said Alexander. All, said the
Chief, it is for the sake Of these inno-
cen, cattle tina, the Great Being per-
mils the sun 10 shine, the ruin TO fall
and grass TO grow in your country
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
THE MADISONIAN MESMER-
lied.

II is advertised that the MACEDONIAN 10
to slumber until May, ard then TO have
q resurrection as the Constellation. at
is not dead, but ,leepeth" 1t hes fallen
into the hands Of the professor Of SOM
nolency, the Rev. Theophilns Fisk, who
thu, displays his peculiar power by
mesmerizing the Tyler organ for a
month; q, the end Of which time it is 10
wake Up thoroughly cured ofit' moral
and constitutional diseases, and be a
genuine Jackson and Jefferson demo-
cratic journal. For the M in
which the operation is TO be performed
our readers vii! see the rev prospec-
tus.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
Number l3.
ANECDoTE OF aiR. BLAIR:

The following anecdote. IS told oil
Mr.. Blair, editor Of the Washington
Globe. who, it is universally ac'
knowledged, sa man of no grea!
personal beauty.
Mr.. Blair once met a savage look
ing Kentuckian in the wheeling stage
coach, who accosted him thus: u
say, stranger. here'sa very pretty
Bowie knife | was AID to hand over
10 your sInaeedr said Blair, ito
whom may l be indebted for this
PRESENT. Iii was o aightful looking
Iinife.) We'll, now, that would be
hard to TELL replied the kentucklan.
Twas about FIVE years ago, IS
reckon, when ! was goin' over this
turnpike, and l met q fellow who
gave me the knife, as a sort OF premi-
um for being the ugliest looking fellow
he had met on his journey over this
ugly road. lie e1acted a promise,
however, that if | ever met an uglier
looking mar than myself should at
once hand it over to him at all haz-
ards. Since then, | have looked in
vain for fvs years, and began 10
think the knife was my own proper
ty. beg however, you will make
NO objections to accepting a present
to which, ! am satisfied, you are just
ily en,i,ledr Mr.. Blair pocketed tho
knife very good naturediy, giving the
Kentuckian an earnest assurance
that if he me, any body uglier LOOK
ing than himself, he would resign over
his trust with the utmost fidelity.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
GOODADVICE

Girls, beware of transient young
men-never suffer the addresses Of 4
stranger; recollec,, n steady far
mer's boy, or industrious mechanic,
is worth more than all the floating
fresh in the world; the alluremen,s o!
q dandy-jack, with a gold chain about
his neck, a walking stick in his paw,
some honest tailor's coat on his back,
and a brainless, though fancy skull,
can never make up the loss OF a IA
theirs home-a good mothers coun-
sci, and the society Of brothers and
sisters; their affection last, while that
of such a young man is lost at the
wane Of the honey moan. 'Tis
True!
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

The Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence in session at Baltimore, has
come 10 the decision not to alter the
sixth restrictive rule Of discipline, or,
in other words, not 10 separate the
church into a northern md southern
division, on account Of the existence
OF slavery. This is an important
decision, and we are gratlhed TO
learn, says the Republican, that i,
was made after due de~!iberation, and
in the true spirit Of Christian concili
alton.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
ACCIDENT.

VIM. H. Gibson, accidentally shot
himselfthrough the arm, near Boonyille,
a few days since. His arm has been
amputa!ed, and he is fast recovering
A negro mar fell into a well at the same
place, and was drawn out with hi. thigh
broken in two places.
I5-A company of emigran,s for Ore
gon has started from Sangamon county,
Illinois. with 81 wagons.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
OUT AND IN.

A F%renchman who was travelling
in O canal boa, was about passing un-
der a bridge. The captain shouted
"look out!' to the passengers at the
top of his voice. The F%renchman
understood him literally, and poked
his head up out Of the cabin. He re-
ceived a severe bump upon the fore
head which knocked him sprawllng
upon the floor. He jumped up in a
great rage, scratched his head, and
addressed the captain in the most in
dignant style. "Sare! what you
sav olook out" for!-why you not
cav olook in"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

Washington Irving made a mistake
when he wrote:--"Women, by them
selves require little to be comfortr.
ble-can live without BUSTLE and
without FORM" He should ''back
out" of tina, reflection, says some
body,
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
TOBACCO.

The highest price obtained for a TO-
bacco crop, of any sold this season in
Richmond, Va, wal given 10 Elkanah
LYON, Of Grenville county, N. c. The
crop consisted of ter hogsheads--the
highest $l7,75, and the lowest 81 20
average, $ll 81.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

or 1t gems likely that postmis.
tresses are to be appointed in vari-.
Gus parts Of the country. Well we
have no objection. Let the females
try their hands at regulating 'he
NaLEs.-Iou. Jour,
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
alton.
IRE

The buildings adjoining the resi-
dence of Mrs. Patton of this place,
were consumed by fire on Sunday
last. The wind was blowing hard at
the time, but fortunately in a direc-
ton that saved the main building.
-1(Fayette Times.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

JaThe Jail in Fulton county, III
pois, has been destroyed by fire. A
horse thief, the emily prisoner IN ne jan
made his escape.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
HON. ]. THOMPSON,

Late member of Congress from Mis-
sissippi, has been appointed by the Gov
ernor of that State, u. S. Senator IN
the place Of the Hon. Robert J. Walk
or
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

A tavern keeper in Illinois thus ad-
ver,ises a young limb Of the law who
lett without paying his board:
"Absquatulando damnum Swart-
woulandibus in transi,u, non est IN
ven,us at libitum scape goaium, non
comeatibus inocnaws."
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
ELECTIONS.

II In Connecticut, the Wings a.
usual, have elected their Governor,
Congressman, and a majority Of the dele
gates to the State Legislature. The
whig majority in this State Last Novem-
Der was about 5000
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

A Yankee writing from the west
to his father, speaks Of its great mat
rimonial facilities. and ends by max
ing the following suggestIon:-'Sup-
pose you sc, u girls some new
teeth. and send them OUT"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

T9- There is a umo that Judge oto-
~ is about to resign his seat on the on'
preme Bench, to take the place Of Preh-
dent of Harvard University.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
HOWARD COUNTY.

The names of DR.. Scott, J. {. Ross
J. ?. Morris, l.. Robinson, and c. F.
Jackson, have been mentioned IN con-
ncction with The State Convention,
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
MIR. WICKLIFFE.

The late postmaster general and fami-
ly left Washington on Monday night
3lst ult., for their residence in Ken
lucky.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

Tn. KATE AUBREY, which was
recently sunk by coming in collision
with the steamer Sarah Baden, was
insured to the amount Of $4,000 in
three offices in Louisville.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

IT. The Little Rock (Ark.,) Gazette
says it has good reason to believe that
Senator Sewer will receive the appoint
ment Of Minister TO Mexico.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

IL Our exchanges announce the
death Of Mrs. Willis, wife of Mr.. N.
P. Willis, the talented editor Of the N.
York Evening Mirror.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

gT Twelve hundred and ten new
houses were erected in the city Of New
York during the past year.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

u. Addison Reese, ofLewis county,
las certainly received the appointment
of Judge in the place Of P. H.. Nc
Bride.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
FOSTER & BROWN,

Nhe rival candidates for Governor Of
Tennessee, are fairly beftre the people
Of .ha, State, csnvassing IN company.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-03

~Why is a fashionable lady like
a rigid economist Because she
makes a grea, hustle about a little
waist waste
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Ds > tpRA TlN F. This medicine is a sa ic a III!
crrta:n cure in complaints of the Liver and Lungs
Consumption, Liver Complaint. chronic and sever
Coughs and dds. almost INN" datclv relieved
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stnrativc. DIR Chiffon, the eminent practical chem
list and physician of New York attaches his Ger.
'ihontc stating IDS en- tire vegetable compositions
ter he had made careful analysis. 1t il wholly
dcvni'i OF anv Irritating property and manfcsts So
decided healing and pu'Gvn Qualitic- as To uuicl
~ alleviate the most ayGravatin@ cough and chan
the morhl cxpcCtuTatiOn. Pains ia the chest a nd
side, 80 often attendant on Lung Compaiuts &c
"ffcCtuallv removed without the least fence
the scat nf the difficulty being reached much ouckc,
than anv external application. FROM Tie rcputn-
ton OF this medicine in New York where it has
h"cn sold for some years, the indubtable ties.
tiinonv Is given to its merit. CcrifCntes have
h""n literally showcrcd in on the proprietor from
tn" best sources, and stating tho cases Of persons
roiscd even when given IN by their phvsician-.
The fact of no sim Gle instau Of issatisf
known or expressed, il strong guarantee nr IT,
merit The following certificate is from Dr. Chill
ton. the cil'luown Ncw-York chemist
60 have nna!vzcd bottle Of medicine called &C
Brinckcrh off's Health Restorative; and find tn,
1t do,s not contain Mercury, or any other metallic
PROPAGATION. nor opium in Of it's forms. IL is
composed of vegetable matter entirely"
JAMES GHILToN, NJ. D.
c. BRINCKERHOFF,
Proprietor n. V
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month Va
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ppRovED PATENT MEDICINES

70 Y z " ~
N have on hand lnrg" stock Of the most ror.
u'ar and APP ,rovc PATENT MEDICINES. which
I will vnrrlnt fresh an genuine. The following
list contains 4 NORTON Of NV stock.
For Coughs. Colds, SC.
BIchon's Hun rlrian R,l=,m, BrinckcrhoT'S
iTcnlLh R''t ,rative, d.. Wis'ar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, D.. Jtvn"'s Exo"rtorant, Pcas.'s Hnrc.
houn C,uiv, Dr.. Svrync's SvruD of Wild Cher.
~, HDusrlnrn's Gnr'nar Cough Drops, sc.
For Impurities of The Blond
S1nls' Extract Slr. 20 'rilla, Swtirl's Pnnacra.
BlPs E<trt"t Of Sa"srporiila, Richardson's Amcri-
can Paracet, Dlnd hNn AMI Tomato Plnaccn, &c.
For Bilious Diseases
Dr.. Dy,tt'5 Anti B ,us pills y tees do. I.cc'e
d.. vriru's II lin VIZ 't,Nlr do, Sugar Coated
do, M,ifpt's do. ND 8ran rctl's 10.
For Fsuer nrd fgue
r, v1uI's n Nr,vci rrrc Mixture. M sh's Ton.
ic, Hu's RI Pills NO'Tu's Phoenix Pittcrs, Sap
pington's Pills. &c.
For fVorms
Fahrcs'o'k's v"rnifurc. Hollis md sherman
Worn LoE"nrcs. J,yne's Tonic Vermifuge,
Swam's Vcr'nifuGe. Worm Tea &c
For Ditrrieq md Slmmer Conpiaint
Bc~norls OWrhea Rene iy, Jayne's Carmine
tive Balsam, sc.
FIR DyspepsiG &C.
Houcll'= Plnaccn, Bcrkwith's Anti Dvspcptic
Pins, Slnoss lucrative and Anti Dyspcpuc Pills,
&c.
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Shn~.nrn'9 ppor Nuns Phstc-, Writings &
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AI,t S.lrol's Aco ,stic Oil fr Deafness ThomD
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Go Ifr>v's Crriial. &c.
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ERNsH MINERAL wATERs. w lnE.

ENRESH MINERAL WATERS. We take
Il pie sure in informing thr public generally that
we have received. uni will Keep constantly DURING
the season, full supply of WHITE SULPHUR
w AJER,' from the celebrated Spring in Greet
bricr County, Va.
THIS waicr, which has been for several years
transoortcI from the whit Sulphur Springs in
Greeuhrer County, in this state cniOvs rcpu-
tation throughout the United States and i now
very generally used. aud its virtues cxtollcd as n
rcm,dirl agent in bilious diseases incident to y
warm elm dyspepsia. costivei."ss. i.nulicc.
the brca, o casipncd by disease of the stomach Or
liver ncur tlril. and n-rvous diseases in general ;
chronic inf ,inatipi Of the kidnev5 and bladdc~,
and urrthra piles ,rof ala and crnp IONS or other
affections Of the skin; i'll Cond toned ulcers.
cura III cases SC. &c, all Of which il at'cscd by
the hifhcSt utcs in the mndi al pro 'cSsjpn, aud
many others who have for YEAR, used this water.
both at and when r,ruovcd from the fountain.
SAR ATOG \ WATER, FROM the Con rrcss, Union.
Pavilion ard Iodine Springs N New York, in quart
and oini bottles.
CaNLYBE N'rE MINERAL WATER. an active
and l1stiug Tonic. geucral view oG the anal v7is
of this vatCr viii shpS that II sta IDS the first in
rank Of thc highly concentrated Ch1iv5ca'cs, -
consequently il acts rs Tonic, increasing the
ssrcr rth of the system, raising tho force OF circu
lation, givlu tone to the Digestive organs, au~
m mt NO the m1scuar virOur, lnd promoting the
cxrrcti,ns; il ia uf CodrsC vautarcpuslv employed
in tho4e Jle1sc> in which Iron il principally used
s,.cl, ~ Anen,,rior. ChlorOsS, states Of NE
qorriyrir. L.tcorricr DpSDeDsia, Scr0fula and ca.
riops forms NJ Chronic DegHig.
=, - The only Ar"nts for WM. " CALwgLL, pro-
n-irtp~ of ihc " white Sui hcr Spring, - arc VI. A.
SANTOS Norrlk, aud
CuAS. RI. UE1NITSft \ gent,
TIigr street 4h dOUr below Middle,
July . Portsur nth. Va.