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Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
IAMENTAHLE.

The following Ease OF felicity is ,oo
directly in point 10 be lost, and it i.
too we'll depicted IN the language bv
the newspaper IN which We find it,
to lie improved by our hands. It i.
This:
"A Young planter in tie upper
part Of Tie State. lately married u
beautiful and inlelectu . Ildy. after
tue honey moon had passed, he was
panied 10 observe that his Young
bride looked thoughtful 1t times. and
appeared To suffer much from ennui.
ThInkIug THIS NIGH; he caused ~
the a5Seuce OF female companions. he
induced several y"uug ladies'. iela
'Ivcs. to make his house their home.
n hope, thereby To render her cotu-
pietely happy. This arrangement
had not the desired effect HIS hc
loved. though apparently joyous and
chee, iui while CONVERSE = with HIM.
as soon as conversation Jagged. re-
lap,ed into the melancholy mood.--
Surprised at this, he fell TO bordering
the cause, and alter a lengthy reiiec-
ton. he came 1 the conclusion 10
send TO New York ior u piano, to be
forwarded by the first ship bound for
Natchrz, or Grand Cult. Well the
musical companion at length arriv-
ed--and d splendid one it was-of
beautiful mahOgany.-ornamented &
%p0IIseed, TO the amount OF five hum
dred dollar bill. And then il dis
coursed such raVishIng melody, as
the young BRIDE passed the keys
The young planter was in rapiures.
and congratulated hirself on having
procured the Identical one thing
need.ul Ia his angels felicity. Poor,
mantle paid but 4 poor compIi-
menI to his amlabie partners intel
Iect, if he thought ste could content
eddy pass her leisure hours in slrum-
InIng over a pluno lorie!
He was mistaken. Though "mu,
SIC hath charms, like love it is not tie
only des'deraium IN lie world; for a
1t pieases the car ana touches
The heart but ministers not to the
mind. The lady seldom eve court
ed Apollo, and her husband had the
noTtIication of feeling that he had
not yet made his domlcil a paradise
o "her he adored." AT last, 10 solve
he riddle of her discomfort, he asked
Ter il she did not at times regret hav-
NJ entered the marriage state. "Oh
10, indeed" she replied with great
,arnestness-"never for a moment
been other than your happy
vile, | SOMETIMES" Well, some.
imes what dearesl" "lfI must tell
GU then; sometimes I,egret hat ue
not take The Newspapers. Papa
ate s n halt a dozen.
Let every young husband who
his wife and who would keep
Ner happy. and thus preserve an ami.
bic temper, remember the case here
Ited, and steadily avoid the error
Ointed out.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
II A correspondents the las, Jo,

IL correspondent in The last Jour
nal, under the signature OF "Old Set
Ter" thus disposes of the "Penitentiary
System" We give only an extraet:-
81 look on crimes as / do on fevers.
a unlt--prompted from one general
cause-a dishonest heart: as the decom.
position Of vegetable matter produces a
miasmata, a decomposition of animal
matter produces a kind Of miasmata
which, by the inhalation of either, may
produce any of the long list of types.
Now, if my views is correct, that
crimes are a unit, my plan is at once
explained; nearly all the states have a
prison, and it would be bad policy TO
make COW stalls of the cells. But if a
person is found guilty of any crime,
punishable by Imprisonment, have but
one degree, and be sure TO set that de-
gree to the first, and attach 10 a unit
punishment for life. Oh me! says one,
that is too bad: it would ruin the state
TO have so many old people there. To
answer this, there are many men that
make enough when young TO support
on when old, besides giving a fortune
10 each child, and | am sure if one man
can do this the rule should hold good,
that each man should support himself
and make a surplus for the HERS at JEFF
or any other band of hungry Of
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

bic to danger. Yes, thoughan ex-Presi-
dent of the United States declared upon
the floor of Congress, that he came to
that Hall for the sole purpose Of de-
stroying the very compact which gave
being to ths Union. You heard too the
note of the old croaker, declaring that
if Texas were admitted into this Union,
it would be ipso tacto a dissolution OF
the Union. You read his letter backed
by other northern members of your par
ty, calling upon the free STATES 10 resist
il even to that extreme; and it never
even rufled your placid brows. Now
too you hear the leaders of your party
in the North menacing you with a dis
mem5erment of the Union; threatning
to push you out Of the C~ontederocy il
you dare 10 consult your own safety
without their consent, and you are per-
fectly docile. The great lion Of the
North: forsoOth, may roar as much as he
pleases, but the little beast of the South
shall surely dread your wrath.
But what think You of this utilization
of abolitionism by the whig party of the
north? What think you of this harmo-
NOUS action between the northern wing
leaders and the northern fanatics?
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

y The House of Representatives
by a vote of l45 TO "a have admitted
Florida and Iowa into the Union as
States. The provision in the consti;u-
tisn OF Florida torbidding the abolition
Of slavery was stricken out; and the
question Of boundary bctw cen this State
anG Iowa remains unsettled.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
WOMAN.

Perhaps a more jus. and beautiful
compliment was never paid 10 a wo-
men than the following fron Judge
Storv:--
ITO the honor. to the eternal hon.
or of her sex, be it said, that in the
path of duty no sacrifice i. with them
too high or too dear. Nothing is
with them impossible, but TO shrink
from what love, honor. innocence,
and religion require. The voice of
pleasure or Of power may pass bv
unheaded; but the voice of affection.
never. The chamber. of the sics,
The pillow of the dying, the visils OF
the dead, the altars of religion, ney-
er missed the presence or the sym.
pathies OF woman.-Timid though
she be, and so delicate that the winds
OF heaven may not too roughly visit
her, on such occasions she loses all
sense of danger. and assumes a pre-
'ernatural courage which knows moi,
the consequences. Then she dis.
plays the u%ndaunted spirit which nei-
Their courts difficulties nor evades
them, that resignation which neither
murmers or regret, and that
patience in suffering which seem,
rIctoriCu. over death itself.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
GThe Boston Pos, has the fol

lowing:
"Are you injured Madam inquir-
ed a gentleman Of a lady whom he
saw fall upon the ice 50 near him
that he might have prevented her de-
scent. mo, thanks TO my bishop
was the rather stern reply.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

READ.--Resolve to edge in a little
reading every day, if it is but a single
sentence. II you a gain fifteen
minutes u day, 1t will be ielt at the
end oil the year.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

e l.. w. Clark * Brothers, Of ST.
Louis, propose publishing a I'ank Note
Report and Counterfeit Detector. To
our business men, such a publication
VIII be highly useful.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

II We return our thanks 20 the Hon.
J. b. Bowlin, for sundry public docu-
ments.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

I'm getting FAT, as the loafer said
when he was stealing lard.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

II We notice the death Of General
b. NJ. Isle, a prominent lawyer of this
State, at Jefferson city.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

AZ bill requiring the Supreme
Court TO sit at ST. Louis, Us well as at
J Jefferson, has passed the Senate.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

A TExr.--li the clergy should be
IN want of a text, any time within
twelve months, they can do no bet.
ter than to take it from the book of
Hezekiail-- Hezekiah Niles we mean
in these words:
"Pav The Printer. for no man la
bors SO hard TO enlighien his fellow
creatures. He works dav and night.
and often gets more kicks than cop
pies
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

Original Of Fashion.-.Grandpa,
where do PEOPLE get their fashions
from,'
why. from Boston,
well, where do Boston folks get
them fromr
From England
'Ah, where do the Carlisb oo,
theml'
s'From France
Sand where do the E,eoeh va.
lhemr
why, right straight from 49,.
There now slnp Your noise.
Nv hat were the DARK ayasS,. n.,
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

nat were the dark ages2n %inquir-
ca a scnooima'ter. 81 guess they were
me ages before spectacles were invent
ed" replied the boy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

1AKAW-ING-Ev-Dng Classes for destruction IN the
snv. oli.hmeuts now being formed al L ne
sert school, No 47 corner OF HoGston-sL under
The charge OF grneman Professor OF nis AT 10 several
-, 49,, - taniles and schools il this city and Brooklyn
Earbr parcuars references, &c VIII be made Known on
nr,ir,tona as gnove between the hours OF A NJ and
O'CLOCK z. NJ where also specimens u 'he So
tau shI may he inspected ot7 I--
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
Business Notices.

y The beautiful Painting OF the Court Of Death 10y
Rembrandt Peac exhibiting at the rooms of the Acsde-
my Of Design corner Broadway and Leonardst coz
nues attract ciizeus well strangers The idea of
hi, picture was taken from Bishop Prot-us Poem on Dea
But instead of following the Bishop, in the employment OF
euual alegorcal personages he imagined more origin
Lnprese style Of persorhcaiion at once philosophical
s popular and had the satisfaction 10 hnd that II was
s,y understood and appreciated by the learned and un
aned. 1t exhibited in the principal Atlantic cities
tarns little year and produced the sum of
ss6; thus proving 10 be successful experiment In
ssw.Yok ii was recommended the pupiis, and by
t Corporation OF the City, who in body 10 visit it,
without An invitation
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

- SPLENDID FARM and Country s-sl-
GS The ubsciber ofers for sale the arm on wnch no
- onw resides situated IN the Town o lamp DsuGt OF
s,ylis about 50 miles from the Cty o New
York or 70 hours ride by the Ralroa6 TO Lake taon,
in h, rear OF farm, " miles distant Ge dIm coI-
universally admitted be the hsndsonest Location on mo
Sonrh road between Brooklyn and MontauK. Ihs o~ei-
to stories 6ttc, f3 feet win wing o< ee
making front OF feet built about years snce nara
n;shed walls with blinds and shutters front and rear and
we'll painted coats, inside aud out two years
sheter for cattle with spacious lofts for hay or grain
The barnyard enclosed with tight board fence iee'
nigh a hog-pen the most improved pan new coach
nous rwo Stories fitted up with ak STALLS for horses, eorn
dent for carriages and In The upper story room for u
tons OF hay with SIX bins for os1s &c Also milk ward
smoke and ce houses likewise three caPsciona cellars un
der different budings for vegetables, &c. The lawn IN
front is taseuy laid OUT graveed walks and carriage way
with variety Of ornamental shade and fruit trees Ine
garden contans nearly acre, In high state OF cuse
ron producing In great abundance srai fr scch es
rens gooseberr!es, rsspbeTres and suawoerries WI" H.
extraordinary bed Of asparagus have set out op ,ns,
premises within the last th years shout ~
Mr. Reeds nursery, Murray Hill, New-Y ors sdino mos,
bounded the South by the South pay. Of s9and on
beautiful water prospect has ioss he gathered hss
which hundreds OF loads Of seawe1 a,od Iarge pro-
ney f..ng springs OF wsteri ss bsen we'll ms
portion being entirely new p .nsrsIv sctnowledyed
nured producing large crops ,Se nsghborkood good
10 Dc me oee - church within mile OF the dWeIipe,
sctooi, .snre good trout and other hsninB
ana in nc of game, oysters, CLANS &c
amount OF Ti,Is unquesuonabe For terms aaa laane, a
nofisss. apply TO the subscriber on tho ~
PsrGeC Psnneo C. Monsou, II Cedarst N T. h' "oso''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
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- lsRnrxn.-rhe NIAGARA Chronicle CON

v,rrsAL GRouSD.-The Niagara Chronicle con-
~ imposition that, in the event Of war, circle
- NV ss to occupied a@a'
N,6 independent OF both Governments This Is said
~ inc wish also q: large number OF inhabitants on
w. American eide. ltis hardly probable that the plan
VI u be bee coun,enapced by either G. vernmen,,
FROM HAYrl-Capt Mann of the brig St. Marks
.arrved yesterday morning in twenty sne days from
sosne VII reports that when he left the Hayuans
- Dominicans both assembling all the forces they
6 muster, preparatory 10 final struggle for the su
..snscy. which daily expected to take place.
rWrsrERy ENTERPRIsE-S. s. Thompson. a
,rchant OF Lstsy Indiana has imported quantity
ISsssvls and Dress Goods. direc, from London. Il,
n have surprised the Londoners 10 receive an order
Ssu place nearly lOo0 miles from the Atlantic coast
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

FLOUR AND MEhL--Thele Is but little 70 say to,usy
about Flour. Ike market IS still hrin al 80 81:
with good shipping demand at Sit put WIN lew sell
ers d, that rate For home some UoO oos nave oeen
taken al 31I for Genesee. and - a 3li for
mixed brands Michigan and ONO lot OF SweeI
New Orleans round hoop was offered al Il
The quotations for City Mills are unsettled Fair
brands bring 1896 S1.. The market Tor common
descriptions Southern is nominally % 40 3I; Sales
300 bbls .iowardst" at So and 1000 bols Richmond
City .Hsxar private bargain Rye Flour Is IN de-
mand sales at 81, 64 So Corn Meal is very scarce
Jersey and Brandywine bbs are worth l2i IA so We
believe there is no Jersey Braudywne IN first hands.
Hhds Brandyw:ne Is co. We notice farther sales iel-
low Meal at 37t. White is more hrm and worth OF
q 15 Buckwheat is 0Odi 80 per bb and more plen-
y bags 90 per
GRAlN-in Wheat we hear of nothing doing. but
eoaation Tor parcel Of Long Island nearly closed.
For Corn there is lair demand for shipment, and
we nouce shes lUUO0 bushels Old Southern arrive
soc Tor export and 5000 do mixed New TO arrive st 7c
Rye IS rather heavy Sales 5000 bushels in the slip OF
7esc Oats aye du.! at 4o 49c for Canal The stock at
Barley here 10 COO bushels ia held for shipunp
demand al 69G7Oc.
HAi-The stock is ali in store and held Rt a1OOr
with t,e or no shipping inquiry.
STAVES-We quote w Pipe -s4s05O 90; Hhds
3s OO3iO %; Bbs - 00G30 90 L O Pines 10 OO n
81 90: Hhds Headings 10 OOa5O 90. There is no new
feature ro notice.
FlSH-ln Dry Cod we lean OF nothing OF importance
doing We sales 4OO ools cxied Flsh al 81 w for
Scaled 90 for Cod. and 3 50 for Giboed Herring
Smoked Herring are asa SOC per box.
HONEY-Sxlss 80 tcs and bbls Neuvitss al 65c mes,
which is decline.
LIME-Cargo sales are making a. CSC for cask. The
FRulr-We note moderate sales boxes at So. Quar-.
,ers are roc and halves p 80 with none In first
hands
LATH-The marke, is steady at SO per for Eastern.
BEESWAX-A sale Of fair parcel made at SOC,
PROvISlONS-We hear of but little doing in PORK
day. but prices without change Prime $40 So and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
DTEn

A, her residence No Doverst New York after an III
ness OF II days FRANCES MARY BONHAM seea -
yesrs ana < Inon,hs Wife OF James William Bonham
both of England -.a,,,,. ,u.;,.d
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral this (triday) afternoon a
from the above number.
On tn, ! lin Mrs Sarah Harlan. o.
I'm Mr.. Adam widow OF the late John Dowdney, OF
"iTisao \, RreoEyn 10Th. amanda NJ F. Hawkins IS 18th
Duncan son OF John McNair. :.
4, bingham Mass. REUBEN HERsEY, s., soldier of
the Revolution
revolntinu soldier. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

siSoSs SARSAPARIlLA.-tAber, the German mechanic
uvS' The cbor Of eighteen years 10 the construction OF
machine 10 imiIae the Ar,cuiAted voice lie succeeueu
oQl alel AL ci est bono what was H. How dier-
M aas been the result OF the labor expended IN petecue
Ia Ia extraordinary preparation known as Sandss Ssrrepa-
Ia The toy amused for ingmen-the remedy has re-
ee oa,h 10 hopeless thousands The ravhSes OF Scro-
la ae arrested aud the d.ease ersdcaed by It's potent
properties In cases OF cancer tuuor abscess and a sup
Iang sores and ulcers has equally sHuiary effect
Nv " Diseases Of The skin except perhaps those o' an ~
9us nature, such small poN for instance, are readily
eI @ BY It's use few bottles will free the skin from these
sosenes plup!es Sc which often dshgUre the human
essrness '
ir,sPaed and sold, wholesale and retail by A. B. D..
SSAHSSps Wholesale DrugRisis, ~ Eulou-st New-York
& & Also al rs Broadway II East Broadway and by Drug
@ generally throughout The United States. Price 81 per
oOte SIX boiies for 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
SnIes of Real Estate.
Ru wm. u Ernnklin 4 .Son.

By Hm. II Franklin & Son.
House and lot % Rose ST. % feet front 30 feet
los feet on side and 100 on the other 81
The lot and buildings 1911 Greenwich ST 26 feet 8
inches front % feet rear, l22 feet on one side
and ll3 on the other
The three story brick house and lot 364 Pcyst. %
feet front and rear, by "a feet inches on one
side, and o. feet inches on the other s,
The story brick house and lot 81 Oak'st 20 by
0O leet----- - :, ~
The . story brick house and lot "a Oakst. ~ by
50 feet .....-............-.. g.,
The story brick house and lot 56 Oskst. 10 feet
ins. by so feet s.
By Edgar Jenkins.
The LOT 20 Marketfeld.st with foundation. - feet
10 inches front - feet rear by l07 feet deep. .2l
Three lots on Pacfc.st, near Smith.st. % BY 100
feet each, $3.50 each l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
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Autulun The last OF Hrsl God carrth or he
Poor by Ms Abby; The B-gg4r GiE, by J. Clements :
Stsnzas II. EDTORIAL-Oregon: Peace or War Oic
Democracy and Young DtmocracS; Sat The W Nhlss and
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Ac- " VMlSCELLANEOuS-boo oi 1 IaTeli rue leu
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Hon. u. D. Barnard on AMI Renusm; Right oil distress
under Manor Leases The Missing Mexican lnsiariiIs-
This My stery unveiled Geu Santa Ana crime ana he
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
5O515l Ibs.

AT the meeting of the stockholders of the North
American Trust Company at the City Hotel series of
resolutions adopted condemnetory OF the alleged
illegal transactions of the directors departing from the
legitimate business Of banking for which the institution
incorporated speculate in stocks cotton &c. SC;
providing for the appointment of committee collect
funds enable Mr. Leavi,; the general receiver to
the validity OF these various trusts which swallowed
up all the capital of the bank while at the greatest point
OF circulation the average of notes was not exceeding
SS0 600
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

Mess 3l 1880 In Beef we hear of very little doing
Good Country brands quoted at a5 as so and $50
: so Sales 200 bbs City a, 56Gs5 Sc Prime Mess
Reef for export worth II co. Beef Hams are worth
10 90 and in demand. Lard is quiet. We hear OF no
sales of Importance City 81 roc. For Cheese there is
more INQUIRY and prices have rather improving
deucy Sales 7tc Tor shipment Sales Butter AT IA
lec for Western Dairy; Ohio II I2.c for good lots
Picked Meats very plenty. and dull We quote
Smoked Hams 10GIlc Sides &C. Shoulders 7e7:c;
Smoksd Beef 1c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
THE HOLIDAYS.

CoIFFANY YOUNG / ELLIS. Nos $50 and 260 Broad
/ ,vav have received by late arrivals from England
France au Germany IS cSse comprising than their
usual assortment OF Fancy Articles suitable for
PRESENTS;
Fancy Porcelain and GAS Plpjer Nache, Bronze. ber
liz IRON Loaher Velvet Pear! and Tortoise Shell Goods ;
Jewelry; Articles in flogram: Silver and Neunel Goods
weed Ebony ard Euamecd Desks. Dressiog Cases Wors
Boxes and Fancy Boxes for various Uses; Gloves umbre
l.s useful ana t-css Faus, &c. &c
They latter themselves that Cost purchasers are awsIe
that tIe u.usl assortment is -yout e comparison Inc
lsr,est richest and beet 10 be found on hia sde me
Atlantic-lst their impoaions confined TO articles oil
tie very quality sytsz and fnish and that ine pees
ae a.yays ~ low ito the leash Us those OF any oGe
dealers Al all events their stock has been selected rilh
cv-ry eivuntare ana by OF their hrn who hiss
saenl Tie Inst in Europe ard trr interest hhl
lion dpose Item 10 max. h.r establishment iavoraoiy
known for moderation prices their stock Is variety
and ex.en,. ....
wholesale purchasers nG much mare compete and
desirable assortment Than Tor safe IN me cnn
try hl prices TO which they comparison with nose OF
az n, o,fer r nous. in The trade dis HIS