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The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-14
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FA StFNE VVI
 f(TfII ] TNROM the residence of the sub a4 VI N scriber, in Dallas county, on the cees21asass. road leading from the military road 10 Camden, about the 7th April last Sorre mare, she has blaze face, paces well, is about sefen yeas old Also, Sorrel colt, about eight weeks old, Also, Roan horse poney, reached and bobbed, branded with " on the Jeff shoulder, about five years old
 Any information, leading to their recovery, will be suitably rewarded. Letters addressed to me at Rockport, Hot Springs county, Aks, vii! be attend ed 10. T. II. BROWN.
 May l4th, 1915. 35-3w
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-14
TO fiae Esuhlic.

A action of Staader has been pending for trial "A in the Pulaski Circuit Court against the under signed for some time past, and is now compromised. l therefore deem it dne 10 inc Plaintiff, Adam Schlater and wife, to declare to the Public generally through the columns of newspaper, that was in- toricated at the time was charged with sandering Mrs Schlatter and further declare that whatever language did use on that occasion in any way im- peaching the chastity of Mrs. Schaiter is fase as have known her for several years and believe her to be viItuous prudent and respectable wonail-
 JOSEPH SCHADER.
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teioe bon gsnter 9aunIbip.
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bitb .qnfene, BON Nuseomtmancr.
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preeeilla Starinssr, bon Waaipenerief.
-am 25ttsn, 81. Imos Sretisam init D1ib
glilabetb 9hmsf, bon glfab.
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IL. W1ar3. 81. 9abio G. Stauot init Dilb
glifatetb 9. Biflsp, 8sioe bon Neaoins.
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Beaver t7utria, GATOR, ruiGfden, nup.
peo uno rpollenen Stiten,
bon alien Wcbsn unb Sormsn. CT wirb iidD
aufs Seife bsmiben burb quite Arbsit unb bils
l9s Yrsifs Die @unif Der &unbsn ju sewinnsn,
bic ibm NIT ibrem 3uipruts bssbrtn mbssn
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unb fbnea unb plnftlib bsforst.
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Qsbensjabre.
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Stabt 0isabins, Wldrs IL. 1874.
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Dor Der Court.
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feilIe, in Sranfreib, bat man einen Sang
unter Dem Meere entoecft, oer ldn9er 1T,
als Der beriibmte Sunnel unter Oct Sbems
fe in eonoon. 0ieier Gans sebt BON Der
Ibtei bon ct. 8etorie unter einem Irme
bes Weeres fort, tpelber nit ben 9robten
SbiTen beoedt 1T, nab einem Surme oer
Sefuns ct. gtieolaus. Die 9erren Sop
lamb uno Mataporas, Sffijere oes Snsez
ur.gorps, mobten fur5i6 in ge9leis
tun9 mebrer Sreunoe einen Seriu6, Den
Sang gu bur6wanoern, 'pos iie au6, bon
BET Qbtei anfan9enb, in 2 Stunoen uno
20 Minuten uoubrabten. Dieie poi1as
9e miro als piel pollfommener tpie Der eons
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ein,i9es @etp0lbe bon 60 SUP Span-
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Silana in gdasmeiffsrs lcdnpsn $500 90a
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Ssamtsn 66 90
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&egulren. SO 25
&spratur Der Sun.S.usrfprise l $50 90
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Germiaisuns an bic NainbOrps
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" 1850, $4,000 90
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waarrn in Serfs gauntp, ,pie cisIslbm bon
ben eontabsls bcr nnterfeberensn 9am
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gauntp helm Sanuar :2ermin ls45 einbe.
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fit lo(bsn SAT- ssmaebt uno bsrfist.
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Ser Iebtb. Jobn Davis 1T eurh bic 8e.
ftssetnns bon Wlana6ufsts gum Str. ct.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25
MiniStering Spirits,

Blessed mother thou art among the holy
ones, who stand in the presence of the Lord p
Ifthou dost ever stop p%raising, and cease to strike
thy harp intthe heavenly choir, is it not to pity
human woe; to succor thy tempted child to
wipe away the penitent tear from the burning
cheek, the cold sweat of remorse from the brow,
Jour consolation into the broken heart?-
not these the work Of the niukteriag spir.
its! Did not the eye of boyhood feast on the
spiritual beauty of thy face, the beauty Of death,
when the eye filed with rapture, saw within the
veil, and the spirit tasted the heavenly mama,
to give it vigor for its upward flight? Once thou
didst recall the mind from the heavenly vision.
Calling the little, thy only son to thy couch, the
thin, wasted hand, whose soft touch is never for
gotten, parted his light hair and with many a
murmured prayer thou didst invoke the Orphans
God to be his father. Father, 81 give him 10
you, tram him up for God" broke from thy dy-
ing lips. And then thou didst leave the body OF
death to put on Immortality. Mother, is thy son
forgotten, amid the blaze of the glory of the &C.
%lestial city! Does not the glorious One still wear
our nature! Is he not still touched with the
feeling of our inirmities,' g. alive to human sym
pathies! And when the circle of earth' wor-
shippers bow before him does He not bid them
cherish every pure emotion of our nature? Is
a mothers love banished from Heaven? Art
thou not saying to thy child, Hasten, put on the
robes of holy light the Lamb giveth thee, ant
come up hither? And when the Lord revealed
himself, in mercy to thy child, and said his sins
were forgiven, vert thou not there! Was il
not thy form, thy face, thy smiles, that formed
part of the cloud of glory that surrounded Him
when his word of peace was spoken! Aye, anc
thou wilt welcome him, with all mothers holy
heart, when, perhap8thy own gentle hand doe;
deaths office, to open before his eyes the glory
on which thou didst look, when thy dying lip
blessed him, Blessed mother, thy son will come
He longs to meet thee &c. I. TOrreg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25

rance a severe modification and a real evil
Let this animate their industry, and let not a
modest opinion of their capacities be a discour-
agement to their endeavors after knowledge. A
moderate understanding, with diligent and we'll
directed application, will go much farther than
a more lively genius, if attended with that i'm
patience and inattention which too often accom-
pany quick parts. 1t is not for want Of capac-
ity that so many women are such trifiing inslPld
companions, SO i'll qualified for the friendship
and conversation of a sensible man, or for the
task of governing and instructlng a family; it
is often from the neglect of exercising the tai
ents which they really have, and from emitting
TO cultivate a taste for intellectual improvement;
by this neglect they lose the s%incerest pleasures,
which would remain when almost every other
forsakes them, Of which neither fortune nor age
can deprive them, and which would be a COM
fort and resource in almost every possible situa-
ton in life.-MrS. Chapone.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25
For Young Ladies'.
Advice to a Daughter.

There is one point, my daughter, which is too
TpSsFtant 10 be omitted l refer tor the deport-
ment which it becomes you to maintain toward
the other sex. The importance of this, both as
it respects yourself and others, you can scarcely
estimate too highly. On one hand, it has much
to do in forming your own character and need
not say thai any lack of prudence in this respect,
even for a single hour, may expose you to evils
which no subsequent caution could enable you
efectually to repair. On the other hand, the
conduct of every female who has the least con-
sideratlon, may be expected to exert an influence
on the character of every gentleman with whom
she associates and that influence will be for
good or evil, as she exhibits, or fails to exhibit a
department which becomes her, So command
ing is this influence, that it i is safe to calculate
upon the character of any community, from
Knowing the privileged standard of female char
acter; and that can scarcely be regarded as an
exaggerated maxim, which declares that /" women
rule the world"
Let me counsel you, then, never to utter an
expression, or do an act, which looks like solic-
ting any gentleman's attention. Remember
that every expression OF c%ivility, to be of any
value, must be perfectly voluntary, and any wish
on your part, whether directly or indirectly ex-
pressed, to make yourself a f%avorite, will be GER
tain to awaken the disgust of all who know it
! would not recommend to you anything like a
prudish or affected reserve, but even this is not
so unfortunate an extreme as an excessive for
wardness. While you m~odestIy accept any at
%tentions which propriety warrants, let there be
no attempt at artful insinuation on one hand, or
at taking a mans heart by storm on the other.
Be not ambitious to be considered a BELLE
Indeed had rather you would be almost any
thing else, which does not involve gross moral
obloquy, than this. 1t is the fate of most bellies,
that they become foolishly vain, think of nothing
'SN<eare for nothing beyond personal display; and
not unlrequently s~acrafice themselves in a mad
bargain, which involves their destinies for life.
The more of solid and enduring esteem you en-
Joy, the better and you ought to gain whatever
of this you can by honorable means but to be
admired, caressed and fattered, for mere acct
dental qualities, which involve nothing of intel
%lectual or moral worth, ought to render any girl
who is the subject of it, an object of pity. You
are at liberty to desire the good opinion of every
gentleman of your acquaintance but it would be
worse than folly in you to be ambitious of a blind
admiration.
will only add, that you ought to be on your
guard against the influence Of f~attery. Relyon
it, the man who fatters you, whatever he may
profess, is not your friend. 1t were a much
kinder office, and a real mark of friendship to
admonish you %tenderly, yet honestly, of your
faults. If you yield a little to 1attery. you have
placed y%ourselfon dangerous ground, Md if you
continue to yield you are not improbably undone.
-SprGgae.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25
What does the Shareholder gain by
Slavery?

We say now nothing of its influence upon the
temper, the mind, the body,-we say nothing Of
its Incidence, prodigaliiy, injustice, and crime
we say nothing of lust, fire, poison and insur.
r%ection," which its advocates affect to dread
whenever the cry of wolf suits them. Can slave
holders stand against the physical power Of neigh
boring States? They cannotl Money is the
sinew Of war; the fighting of the world is done
not in the battlefield o%nly-in the coal mines, the
iron foundries, the cotton factories, the structure
of railroads, steam cars, and steamboats,, in the
workshop, and in the scientific culture of the
soil-there is the battle of conquest and domin-
ion fought in the nineteenth century. 1t is prov
en- in the above articles, that in all these freedom
rules it in triumph over slavery! How then can
shareholders stand They must Tall! As soon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25
Moral Teaching s..
Way Of the World.
BY D. c. C~oLEswoRTHY

Editor of the Portland Tribune and Bulletin.
Giles only a mechanic-no matter if he has
broken his leg"
True-but mechanic has some feeling.
Giles a dirty Irish boy-don't stop the hor-
ses-drive over him, if he doesn't get out oftbe
way"
But that Irish boy has parents, it may be.
who love him as tenderly as you do your own
children.
"Push him aside-what business has a niger
on the walk"
%Stop-that black man can think and feel
His heart may be as tender as yours.
"Turn her out doors-she's a miserable old
bag"
Do you know that! Perhaps she is honestly
poor.
"Box his ears-he's only pas apprentice"
But he is no less entitled to kindness.
"Give her the mouldy bread-she is only a
kitchen girl"
Still she can relish good food as well as
you, c- rl
"That's right-run him ~again-nobody cares
for him-he has no friends"
So much the more reason why you should be,
friend him.