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The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08


 Every evil is an occasion and steacher of rcsoIu- ton. Every disagreeable emotion is proof that have been faithlcss to my resolutions
 An evil yanisnes If do not ask after 1t Think off worse situation than that in which thou art Not to the evil. but to myself, do owe my pain. Epictetus was not unhappy!
 Vanity, insensibility, and custom, make one steadfasi Wherefore not virtue still moref Never say. if you had not THESE sorrows, that you would bear others better.
 Necessary, if 1t cannot he altered, becomes resg. nation.
 Most men judge miserably, why would you be praised by child7
 No one would praise you in beggar's frocki be not proud of the esteem that is given to your coat Look upon every day as the whole of life. not merely as a section; and enjoy the present without wishing to spring to another section that lesbe- fore thee.
 Do not seek to justify all thy actions. valae mo- thing merely because t Is thy own, and look not always upon fhyself
 Do not wait for extraordinary opportunities Tor good actions, but make use of common stnasions. "A long continued walk Is better than short flight.
 Never act In the heat of emotion; let reason an swer first.
 In seeking virtue, If you fad poverty. bs not a- shAmed the fault is not yoaFs Though virtue gave ragged livery, she gives golden cognizance- Do not expect more esteem from others becAuse you deserve more, but reflect that they will expect stil mare merit in yeusslf
 Seek to acquire that yirtnc in . month, to which thou feelest tho lesaa inclined.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

IMPORTANT DfscovERv " CIAfnvoraNT-- Dr. B. of Paris. is aiiaAa praetttones euitivatinx with equal success the srt Of healing and pleasinEs which caused of his friends to say that hs wss possessed of the love of science and the science af love. A while since. the doctor was called to sA. minister his poiions 10 sesmstress. when Re dIss covered that sAe ws. of nerso ymphstic tempess
 nest, that is t say, particularly susceptible te mas netic influence.
 No laier than a week since. ths doctor eonGsied hts yoaag aud charming wife to a sure friend. aad after dinner repaired to the seamstrass assnieit. when. sfies . few Pssses he put his patieSt inse comfortable sisep.
 Hardly had the yoang giri saeeuzabed to the h. fueaes of the magnetic Anid. when the E&n ef pos ticas leaned over her failing ps and covered tkez xith kisses of fny years. iipeaing--fhea. seized with hi of scientific asdos, he sought to siudy the effects Of his saiutAtioB upon the soaambaiisf, sD4 demanded ef her .s sse=s serious fone---
 "whaf eeasss have just pursued wiih yos v r Exactly what yous friend is jss shost te psssue with your wife" repiiedfhe artless yoang xfi nes msntaTy endowed with q scond sight.
 The doctor did not wat to hear t repeated. With out even slopping to awaken hia suhjects hs ms&e sii speed possible fos Apus to istsupt kis h1sD1p sitsntiops b kis wifs. Whsther e not As srdso& in time. is not said.--1ssiom Bee.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

 dsesssd indisidsai we turned ct so t. ss ovissns coilset0
 Thsta ttyt, said ke, iAssss fnsty lsslsw. lak si ihs ecas ea Ais aud lhs bal sss lhe bosss, nsw hss einsisman. no lssssd ye ,uiad Aow hs is,sus' -snd tAsn ha tsshs eE insa . lnssx rixmsssss. sAa daaiy commenced qaosings hin klarslea 4 Plasihus usam. voxi soki. ropalis ssxa dis fadlllsm ssi--. thea turuiaw b tte yong man wAo was nsariy saf. Seated win lsayhser he commehesd. tils AasAIuI te sss weR tisp. hxt ysse ixapillni, nice young man ye are. nna hln wpII reAsea. ls iaagA at 4ss and iaFnin Now ~. ean ys sxsl ms. WhAt shs Essin sYcks ten !. mint 'Ne nor yca either. yea ire9asfshls oId hamhnxs yoa dcat wan, io lmpess that gihsrish ea ne. fhx Latin ofany sense de yen,.
 See t him. boys. sec tn hiu, tried kis ia sls dsa haguagss end ka knows noihiaw, tls isncssns cEasme. hs thinks gid his 6na euai-sa Aae Fsllo.s We'll. bas ny eeud psepls. sSia lhs rnfhs mae. e mach angsy amased yoa ds uof, fsra n.ssnuns. ssPpose iAst that old rascal shess. spase psopss Latin 'o ne. ea which swo ss tlsee SvFss;sd sisy aia moi know. supposed ie war though. :. fAa siA nan had power o' tssfaia, uase nos asy stuas thsFs.
 At this tke yeung mans patience talsiy rsss " and hs had like ts run esaxy oa heafiak ons oftke girls remask thst old Ms. Shea haa shswN sn thas dandy feller from osleans. considerable auieh. ss she same time wondering hew shs sla man ever eet 70 mach iarnin and whether svsy body eoal6 issn Latin.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08
The Uprishs.

lie oniy k truly upright whs is dcsssmfnsR f1 walk h the path of dnty, feeling constantly his ss- ligstie.s = saprens. Being. Such . mas ws caa trust h every emergsnsy sad ssail snsess yss de net snaiis on his fage when ssera h trs4ch- cry ia his heart There h nsihing h hn ehssn1tsF e singular thsi yea esnet iAthssB his dssSEa8 Hsis as fraak ss Charity and sscpes as imnsesnee. Wa hxsd principles, he is friend tc humsnity and truth. bat shhsss what k nsss and dkAcAsrsk1es He bssrows as snncsity-ns eieek fer pscnlas seenr sions bat is always tnst what he sppsnsw e ha.s Such ' sbe uprixht-a ffieDd ts candsr snd inellne --ss mercy and nllxton4 Wssid ts nssSse shea tens q thousand. would imiiass hh ekasss1sr unG walk h his feaisisps. D. c. c.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08
social Affection.

Society has been aptly compared to a bespof em- bers, which, when separated soon anguish, darken, and expires but If placed together, glow with rnd dy and intense heat-a just emblem of the strength, happiness, and the security derived from the union of mankind. The savage, who never knew the blessings of combination and he who quits society from apathy or misanthropic spleen. arc like the separated embers, dark dead, useless; they neither give nor receive heat, neither love beloved. To what acts of heroism and virtue, in every age and mutton, has not tho impetus of affection given rise. To what gloomy misery, despair, and even suicii- has nee the Aesessiea. of socicty ted. How often in the busy haanis of men all noblest and gentest virtues called forth. And how in the bosom of the reciuse do ail the soft emotions lam guish and grow faint.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08
Fashionahle slarerr.

.sNo man may think, or speak, or walk or stand Bat just as other people may demand No independent citizen may dare To eat or drink, or trim his mir,
 Or change the contour of his coat, unless The nation choesas to endorse the dress. Men of free birth are clad in hlll length suits Of abject servitude, from hat to boots; They seem to think inexorabh fate Made them, like monkeys. but to imitate; 'Tis pity that, for use % small,
 Men should be born with any brains, at all.'
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08
TERMSs

Il, ne wings are busy eyphering up their majority ,s.. ."ag'ess, and make il out as many as one. If ma! gan n" more. Well, what's ihe use of this "son'y of one. It they had majority of two. or ,n na. sn what do they fancy they dare ao, except S,o.,s wi,h the democratic party or cut their own ~. sS They will say. like the federaiisi when he
 ,;s sked: "Are you In favor of the war;" ..Yes, y .s oe' Il am in favor of the war, went agaius; ,,,.A once to my great cost. and you wiI never In me m another serape of that kind. This tune 's' tor var. pe...leaes and E:ss;=s,,s
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

Death of the Right Rev. Bishop Power.
 We regret to have ts state that Catholic Bishop of Toronto, Canada West, died of the typhus fever in that ely on the morning of the 18th Oct He contracted the disease while ministerng to the sick emigYants.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

Henry Wise, Esq. late Minister to Brazil, ar rived d, Washington on the 18th inst. The UHies says hs waised upon tho President, with whom he had a ieag and most agreeab,e interview. salsss- qaently hs had an interview of nearly i've heufs with tho Secretary sS State Mr. WiseSs iamsiy has gone on te philadeiphia.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

bsidgs b ts hs erected sesons ths Illinois Eisss at Peoria. it will be two thoasand feet lcng.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

,p. ss, meanwhile Pieaev mentions the death of ao. as ID that town recently. caused bY eves
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

As<=A;S==ss pss.S<k, ~AS ssss=sSs=4 s> s==z=ss nate MS. Jswsts q the 546ais -Sdssyiis. hss hssa ssntsnes1 te ave yssm hard issos q AsAuFA oAxs ,fiscn.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

See Courier of Feb. q, lS46. f"Now, oh Lord. Thou dismissest mel"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
MAIL. ARRANGEMENT

We have reen with pleasure that ygilani and at
lenliyr rcpcs NATIVE. John Nlinnr BoiR has offered
resolution in the House Of Representative props sing Ia
have The contract i carrying lie mails I@twren " rsh
lngton and Richmond restored 10 Tho original
An arrangement which comporcd. as our cs MS will
unanimously les ~, much win their convenience.
infinitely Than the OPP rssiyely slow anil uncertain
node Of conveying II nj present, recently ordained by
the unparalleled Wisdom If the Head Of the Post Onira
Department. We shall be highly eralided ~ harm that
this msier Which has been set fj0i by worthy
representative viii 10 speedily prose ned and tina, tho
asdt VII be restoration OF thu 10 the ofignal
contractors II snely cuid never have entered the mind
ii any nher than Cave johnson to substitute fx an
easy aud speedy Iranspr J, SO and aia
SIMPLY the ot SAVING oi lew poor dollars a0
can To the COVE nmeni; and lis leraon by hgl e.
and more respectable aulhory viii be halted by com
hnnty with fresh lepsnre and our representative will
he held III ample circumference ir whatever he
fonirlbue To dc.Hallr cUnsumlnaii,n. Rfchsaond
- Lit
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VOL. XXVl.---NO. -

Tranquility sretcried In Upper snd Lower Cslif.ss
ma ana Inc rohdenI belief entertained that cosodose
shu bnck has bft re this ,tnr captured Nlazasn San
Bias aud Acapulco.
The eAecuIIm i the oders oder hicl, me sSusdtuk
IN the Gull acted in The attack upon Vera Crus IL hlth.
nrWN edi and The waruest admiration cxprsosed II
mo eHdur II occrs of every graJe aud is voussas of
thu mfn he proceedings of cpmm,d Peffy VI shs
copnft oi Iobascp. Avaado, Tuspan. L.guna. &C., are
reicrre to IN The II liberal commend atom -
The sickness that has prevsiled In the gulf squadra
the past year fep sened 10 hive heen VI very ma.
pnenl type. -
The cooperation Of tie squadron In the levyi.g Of du-
tbs upon AlrNcrn imp 'tls Is satisfactorily rierr t.-
Ih" ley has been liberal, aud Justly appreciated "
neutral ualiuns The moneys collected have BET n ap-
Piled III The usrs TIE sqndh n.
H. relation 10 the eaplhfcs of prizes. The fight II tho
capio 10y condemnation Of The vessel has been sub nitted
10 the jurlsdctin OF the District Cou Of The United
States ~ Louisiana l. relation u the captures ON the
Pehe coast. court II adni atty cs,abshed thuIe
Tor the purpose of passus upon them.
The uiis Of The Macedonian and Jamestown, with
stores for the relief Of he Irish sn refs. are referred to-
nnd the heartfelt knuw Judgments Of high nctionariss
Iwt the BRUSH gusetnmenl suitably nhieed.
The experiment otMr. Brown, with The liquid fire Of
his inventor, Is ahiayorahy ndvrrted to-
The reports nihe several bureaus connected with the
department. submitted with Inc tsspeeiivs suuyes
lions ol cach ~hcb me recommended they rclsIe IL
construction equipment aud repairs; ordnance and n.y.
dm2trhy, yards AID dcts; rossans and cloihi 2; mc
lcinr nnd surgery. The appropriations ASKED, amount
10 $40 ,36o,2s0 Aailemoi 2u0 300 is asked lor tho
ompeliun Of the Eur hers now Ia pieces VI
building.
Dung The past year. s245,,j have been paid Tor II
vessels, ee SHIPS, and schuonc VI suitasLs
dnn2ht IL The seryic Il lhe Gulf
Contacts have br,n effected under the act Ut Con-
gress tor the ifanspurnmn Of the mails between New
York and Liverpool New York ah1 Nav Orleans and
rom Havana 10 Chagns, with Alessrs Collins h Sion;
aud with Arnold Hams flr the tfanspn,nph ii mail
ia, u unie a uinn h
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From the Baltimore Sun.
REPORT or The SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY

The rrpu Of the Secretary II the Navy IS cJnlince
In The tn,n "l udly rvrnlng aud IS an nteresIng dud
uncut, though the comp ralvry limited opportunity for
active srrNir" 81 tins branch Of uu national strength has
aG lded but linlc material lur remark, We galhcr
from tie document the following facts aud ohs rvaionS
Saue delay has occurred IN the comp etpl OF conen
plated arrangements for increasing The navy establish
ment IN Consequence Of The activity Of demaud for
men IN the n rclniile marine.
he squadron In the Med errancan had been temp =
muly Increased by Of intelligence Of The capture
IF an American vessel, ~ called the Unro, clam
ing 10 tfnise uuder Mexican authority. Tho AucrcIn
vessel calrr d INTO Barcelona bul promptly rceas-
ed and he rapiors imprisoned. The tR rs Of The Mex
government 10 Indn"e pcrss accept letters OF
marque have found favor in any quarter. and Spain
has hunat bly, fulfilled the condition ot her uoay III Tins
respect
In maintaining squadron in the Mediterranean it Is
designed soto arrange, that vessels shall be transferred
II III the African station, and cruise IN hat unhoa y
quarter res nc ed within year.
! Inc uvemfnis of he OHIO and Columbia in carry
ing out NJ. cd and bringing Mr.. Wise home from The
Brain court, are duly noticed
An unsuccessful attempt TO open friendly intercourse
with HE JdpIneSe Ivy hs visits If the Columbus and
Nncenues IN July, c40, is epor ed t. Tho most friend
iy oVeruIcs HAT ntIa made, the Interchangeable rply
nas--'Gu away, and do not come b:ck any more
nc proceedings Of he 50 ladron and the changes tha
have boon made therein, un lie Pachc coast, motto
cd and the measures ad ped aad carried mic execution
FIR tn suppression # IN saIrsstlon at Rio san Gabri
81. wi deserved cJa.uondalion OF the gnllanry ard
p yrtaneo # the sailors engaged IN thf affair They
have lays tho re.rt. Fved n he mos cgcdiaae nan
-. - :n1rfy :''d,-.r ga! .f-.@i9
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T. II y III 10 " = .
Brass ana IRON EON0ff,.sr.

t>N>DiNu IL announcement 10 prosecute my business
l. at the PhpniX Foundry To advantage for want Of
The means necessary for that purpos have made ar
Engagements with Bagby & Crenshaw, by which am
be furnished by then with the necessary means, AMI
Consequently from and after this date all work done al
said Foundry will be Tor heir heneft
shall continue to carry all the branches Of bu. mess
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and lIon and a
general
NJ II ! F. b T. s T. SIS
and would respectfully sohca continuance OF the patron
age 90 literally bestowed me heretofore
1t Is hardly necessary 10 say any thing with regard To
the work finished al this establishment having already
Established reputation 10 liberal share of pat
ronage.
Feb. l2-ts A. G.. DABNEY
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ELK TT RNACt...

ELK FURNACE.
nNllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Il LIST day of January last. for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name OF Fppln x Montgomery, beg leave to
inform tho public that they are no" prepared 10 eNecn tie
orders for all deScr pons Of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces. VIZ: Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Soev
Plates, Mill tear. sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited examine the vie and quail
lty of their Hollow Ware. which may be st
OF the stores m Iynchburg, or at the Messrs. Es's,
Richmond Orders addressed To the concern. at Elk
Furnace. or A. \. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also, just 10 hand, our well selected stock Of
SPRING IND SUMMER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange fr
grain. A. W. tElPPlN,
May Its A. \. MONTGOMERY.
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Ilt unders gned begs leave To return his grateful acknow
Judgements to his friends and the public generally foi
their Yer. liberal patronage heretofore extended the late
urn oi Gaines ',tzcr and bees OF the
same, as he carving the Hat aud business the
same stand in all various branch and will continue
keep ON hand fine
BEAVER, NUTRN. RUSSIA, BRUSH AND
SILK HITS
OF all styles qualities and prices, his
warranted lot durability, colour and beauty lie Just open
ing his TALL supply OF Gcntlemen Youths and Bows fine
Beaver, Nutra Seal, Otter Plush silk and Cloth ans n,
all styles qualities and prices
Oct. PITS WN STITZgR
LAMP OIL.
4 SUPPLY Of superior Uu,ter Dieached Lamp Oil
"A warranted pure for sale by
Oct 2l-s JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
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TRUST SALE OF
D.HU.IBLE RE3L EST3I'E,
IN IYNCUBl'RG.

DY virtue of deed of Trust executed on the Goth
- February. 1917, by Benjamin w. s Cabell, the
Undersigned, one Of the Trustees therein named (Joh
II, Roy. his co Trustee, having departed this life will
proceed, on "Wednesday. the 2hh day of the presen,
month. 10 SELL on the premises, certain piece Of
GROUND. Second, Main. street in the town Of
lynchburg. being the northwest half of Lot No ca con
alnng poles from Second street, by g poles back
being the same piece of ground conveyed to the said
Cabe by samuel Harrison on the said 10Th February
1917. The undersigned, acting as Trustee, will convey
such title only is vested in him by the trust deed afoe
said
TkkMS.--'rhe rropcriyw he said for CASH. as to
much as will dfray the expenses Of The sale and the
balance will be divided into three equal insialments
able at q, II and Is months, from The day of sale and
The title retained 10 secure the purchase money
RICHARD TYREE,
Dec. b-~tsh' Surviving Trustee
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TAILORING!

T.fTLORENE T,HIURINTI!
NtE undersigned having had long experience in the
practice pi measuring cutting and making up work
and feelirg entire confidence of giving satisfaction Ia
those who may favor him with a call. respectfully
offers his serv /" the citzns of Lynchbnrg and
vicinity, hoping, by strict attention business merit
share of patronage.
Tie FRENcu, ENGLIsH and AMERICAN FASHIONS
will, according arrangement. be received every month
and. whilst adherng strictly the fashions, regard will
he had to smooth fitting, easy and comfortable wear
ing garments.
JAMES b. EDWARDS.
few doors above Neem & Gwatkins.
and opposite sam' d. Thurman.
ALSO, agent for & Isby's Compound Bters
Oct. 7-l2m
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&c, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER e3. II 1
laENTl.I,M EMS
L u \ rs IL & STO l.

r1>llE SUBSCRIBERS respe, Tall, uierm the cit,ens
Iyachburg and the surrounding country that they will
continue the business formerly earned b, Water house
W hiticmorc Ca and prepared. with an enne new
stock oi Gols To supply their customers With Article
Gentlcmen's wearing apparel.
Their stsk al Clothing quite large aud much ohespe
than before offered. Also,
Cloths, Casino res and Nestings
Oh EVERY DESCRlPriOS,
which will be order at exeecdn,
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE 4 WIuTTEMORE
O,t ia
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COTTON FACTORY,

'VNiiE subscriber would now inform the Merchants gen
eral as well the public that he making, the Black
alter Cotton actory, good article OF Cotton
made M establishment, lac whose be,
all he wants t fair trial be made OF 10 prov,
them The subscriber i-wcll Of the difference good
and bad warns aud In ofef that may not imposed on
liable IL be, tr, the yarns, and cat work
th"n Just put them found them, and make tho
charge Tor carrying well returning, and the subscribe,
will pa, the reighs the delivery oithe yarns HIM
the Factory.
Also, he general, has gopdlo o Wajing, suitable foi
Comforts, hand all o which shall be sold lair prices
Please give him call when YOU thing his way
JAS. :. CREW pSDN, Agt
I.ynehbury Sep. 9. lSi7.-ts
81 The lexington, Abingdon and Fnca.,lc Va, and
Jonesboroagh, Tenn papers, will copy w6w and forward
t,t liz,
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SELLEV'G OFF 1T COST

TO CIUNE.
yI,E undersigned having determined close their present
business, will from this time sell their large and desa
bile stock oil Groceries,
AT COST FOR CASH
Country Merchants and others purchasing goods this
het will find to their interest to give this stock
nation before purchasing
CRENSHAW, BAGBY Il CARTER
Dec. lc--ts
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Administration Notice.

DERSONS having claims against the estate OF " ilham
Mnton deed, will present their claims To the subseri-
Der Tor settlement possible aud those who
dcbcd to said Mntons estate, hereby notified thai the
forward and settle their respective debts SAID
estate. as longer indugon canno, be given.
ALLEN l.. WILLIE, admir- of
Dec. 16-tlOJan William Y. Hinton, deed.
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