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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-03

BY D. osBY.

- - NOs ~
The old familiar faces
| knew 80 well Of yOre
The old familiar places,
know, alas. no more!
The rivers fring'd with ancient trees,
The very brooks and rilIs,
All, all are chang'd, and can as these,
The everlasting hills!
sometimes look up 10 the light
That fills the sumner sky,
And fancy tits not half so bright,
As twas TO childhood's eye.
The very earth more earthly seems,
Than when a carelesa boy,
| fll'd IL full, in sunny dreams,
With happiness and JOY.
The moon, the stars, look twice as cold,
= And twice as dim their rays,
As when happy boy Of old,
lov'd on them TO care.
The very birds have lost their skill,
Their songs are sadder grown,
Than when beside some hidden rill.
N lislen'd all alone.
The flowers are not half so fair,
Or fragrant their perfume
As when, with eager toll and care.
l taught them how to bloom;
Aud thought the common garden rose,
Far iweeter than the rare;
The greenhouse plant, less dear those
That love the open air.
The very books us'd to keep
To soothe my aching brow,
Alas. cannot choose but weep
When persue them now.
The shows that chsrm'dmy simple youth
Have no more charms for me.
Alas. what card ] for their traih,
'TwaHjoy enough TO see.
The voices that were wont 10 fall
So swsetly on my ear;
So bird-like and so musical,
So guihing and so clear; ~.
Or, like 10 those re.nember'd tones
~. or glsisomeness aud glee;
Like thiile, mine own beloved ones=-
'H Are silent now for me.
The bright eyes that were won't to fling
Upon the coming time,
The many color'd hues Of spring,
Are perish'd in their prime. lail as
All, all are gone, and | am left ias aIss
To mourn that they are fown; Bal
or hope, of heart, Of all bereft, .as' 4ss
Save memory alone. t
.,3 ~ irss
The old familiar faces
Are gone, know not where,
The old familiar places, t..,t,,.l h "A
Are des,,late and bare.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-03

''The sweet mod on the hOrison' ysrss
a thought mataredf bat not uttered o..
cePtiOn warm. but pot glowing. nor ye, a.
bOdied-ahe rich hplO which precedes d,
rising sun-the rosy down IhaI bespsas
the IiPening peaeh-ta aower-s flows
which IS not quite flower, yet IS no no,
a bud.
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The A-pirai~si ga. -

Wis. Craylord says she wrote one In.
in her song, \ Kathleen Mayounrrn. d,
the express PagPOse Of oonlOunding III
COckney warblefS, who sing it thus Tn
orn Of the unieT Is card on the a." bC
Moore has lsid TN sane usP IA Tie
WoOdPecker "a AT thai IS unlble miEh
Ope for il etc.
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+" i will not now" says Lord Eldon,
.'give any opinion on the proceeding at
Manchester, as all the facts are to be laid
before jury. This only owe it to my
self to say--that it is my fixed, my unquali-
he'd opinion, that the meeting at Manches-
ter on the 10th Of August, was, in every
sense Of the word, an illegal meeting" -
Lord Camp6slrs Lines ofihe Chancsllors.
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size Of .he Fem. le wai.,.

Women ought to measure from twenty
seven 10 tweniy-nine inches round the waist,
but most females do not permit themselves
to grow beyond twenty four; thousands are
laced to twenty-five, some to less that twenty
inches; and thus by means Of wood. whale
bone, and steel, the chest Is often reduced to
one-half It's proper size.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-03

Peculiarities OF character often descend
unchanged in nation for many centuries;
and, after fourteen hundred years of the same
slavery, the same stripes from The lash OF
the tax-gatherer are still the boast OF the
Egyptian peasani.-.S. SHARPE. a.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-03

81 eAAuLrs swAls

My love Is not a beauty
To other eyes than mine.
Her earls are not the faiEe,t
Her eyes are not divine.
Nor yet like rOsebuds parted
Her lips Of love may be;
But though she's not a besutv
She'sde as one 10 me.
Her neck Is far from swap-l;k.
Her bosom unlike snow.
Nor walks she like a deity
This breathing world belou
Yet there's a lsght ofhappine..
Within, which ali NAV se--
And thOagh she's not a b.,u,,.
She's dear as one to me.
1 would not give the kindDes.
The grace that dwells IN h.
For all that CuPid's blindnsss
In others might prefer,
would not change her sWs.,n...
For pearls OF any sea;
FOR better far than beauty
is one Kind heart To me
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Credit as Oxssra.

Nothing can more strikingIy prove the
scandalous readiness with whica credit is
given at Oxford, than the fact thai the Bish.
op OF Oxford long got credit there for
straighdorwardnes and sincerity. Punch.
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There are no ideas strike more iorcibly
upon our imagination than those which. are
raised rom reflections upon the exits Of
great and excellent men Steele. II - =
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Christmas-day was passed in . strong
gale. but did NOT prevent their enjoying the
usual festivities Of the Joyous season and
within five days they crossed the Antarctic
circle. ON the 1st Of January, one Of those
false appearances OF land with which they
afterwards became 50 we'll acquainted, was
presented to view, and near the real land,
which furnishes an interesting print Of the
newly discovered "Mount Sabine and Pos
session Island" in the highest latitude at
tanned by Cook, II degrees Is minutes
ave saw not, Continued the writer,) the
smallest appearance Of vegetation, but in
conceivable myriads Of penguins completely
and densely covered the whole surface Of
the island, along the lodges Of the preci-
pices. and even to the SUBMITS Of the hills,
attacking US vigorously as we waded through
their ranks, and pecking at Us with their
sharp beaks, disputing possession; which, To-
gether with their loud noise, coarse notes,
and the insupporable stencil from the deep
bed OF guano, which had been forming for
ages, and which may, at some period, be
valuable to the agriculturalist Of our Au-
stralasian colonies, made US glad to get
away again. after having loaded our boat
with geological specimens and penguins.
|
ain the course Of the day great number
Of whales were observed. Thirty were
counted, at one time, in various directions;
and during the whole day wherever you
turned your eyes their blasts were to be seen.
They were chiefly OF large size and the
hunch-baek kind. Only a few sperm
whales where distinguished amongst them
by their peculiar manner Of "blowiDg," or
'spouting," as some of our men who had
been engaged in their capture called it.
Hitherto beyond the reach Of their perseeu-
tors, they have here enjoyed life Of tran
guilty and security; but will now, no doubt
be made TO contribute TO the wealth Of our
country in exact proportion to the energy
and perseverance Of our merchants, anc
these, we well know, are by no means in
considerable. A fresh source OF national
and individual wealth is thus opened tc
commercial enterprise, and if pursued with
boldness and perseverance, il cannot fail Il
be undoubtedly productive. We observed
: great quantities Of molluscous and other mi
! mute marine animals. on which, 10 doubt
the whales were feeding and large focki
of the young Of the Cape pigeon were play
ing about and feeding with them.-Antare
tic Expedition of Sir. James Ross.
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WHErEwAsH FOs FEScEs.-One ounce Wills
vitros fsulphat Of zine) , ounces common salt
10 az Tbs Of good fresh lime, q is said render
Il very durable. exposed 20 the weather
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The TrtaiY-inuthrr Itrsian.

mercantile house In this city, of extensive con- motions m Mexico, received by the Br tish steamer letter from a very authentic soutee, giving the following as the stiPaa'ions of the treaty agreed upon between Mr. friss and he Mexican Govern m-nt The letter is Satsd 18th of February. and came through the agency Of the Rri ish Embassy The terms ot the treaty ars-
 l. The United States get all the territory sskec for by the proPo' lions of September Last.
 Mexico U receive S2o eoO,ooo-three to be Paid the ratification of the treaty; five to be Pli by the United States to the satisfaction of claims of her citizens against Mexico; aud the re matuing twelve tc De paid in instaiInents, as Me1i- co may desire.
 g. The American Army to evacuats the city ei Mexiro within one mouth after the ratification of the treaty, and the entire country wiihia three months thereafter, unless the sckly sh0a o have begun on the sea-coist, ia which even; they shal be permitted to occupy qaarte's S0 leagues inland until the sickiy season shall have ceased.
 {. The tariff established by the authosity of the Cnited States to Ieman in io'ce for limited time, (probahiy un, the final evaeuation by our forces ~hen t ill be abolished and the Mexican laws re- sfored
 II is asserted that, some months sincs Gen. Scot; received A letter signed by Messrs Clay, Web ter, Calhoun. and others. advising him to eontinde ne- go'iations ~Ith the Mexican author ties and 10 re- tain MT Trisz to assist him in such aezetiaions insist upon territorial indemnity the C. States, but in o'her poets to deal lbefaliy win Mexico and assuring him that trrafy based upon such terms would be ratfed-
 apocryphais Indeed, we vouehed rot for the cor rectss of any of it but give it as it was given to us; endorsing, however, Ihe responsibility Of the saaree, vi ich, il mas be acknea >eged- poses pe- cRar facilities for obtaIbing correct information ot affairs In Mexieo.-Del!G.
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ths eaaail Is( Gh5 s1ny ssNa alsS as Esaa Ie-

the eanai ian Sg EhS srmy SAh ias4 as iSSsaa b. dnee him ts voss Ter ttT frseiae.
 Mr. B~li explained that he did not tsk ts he rai,. understood. He tsoaght there Was q suiscienl aumbsspf troops hs Myzicp 10 bed ahe sanary, and ihought that fl let under abie and skIlgal ean. erals, whSw"ald TeSuaie ard dispessethsm thFsssh. oss ths tsnd, with visw is saisfy sad seanritY, thsre esald bs nc danger; and aaia sassfssd thess vas. be wSuid not votR tS incrsass tnzt army.
 Mr. Ssyier reloined that be insenAsd not to mis- represent the gentleman, but as the Senator lad now declared tnat he would vote relnlaresments when they were needed, be woald remind him that this bili was based uPoa ihe esainats oG General Scott himself, wbo said that taase rsxlmenta wsrs needed. -& e i1lrsE T
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NOTICE To all whom 1t may concern.

THIS Dsties is to inform all persons coneerBeA. \ that Henry A. Eagles. as sheriff of Inds pen- dence eeaaty and ex efci0 eoiieefor of tAs iaxes ,hessof, on he krSt Monday of November. is39. a, the Ceari HOase door of sad esuasy, exresrd o pubic sse the northeast q1aster oi sset5en fhres. cf township elev~a north, is range four vet. sss the payment of the stass and eosnsy t4xes thsseea fOg the year ls2e st which time ssd piAee CsT0ins E. Pelham beaght the Ams fer Gve eOaAFs end eighty-six eeuts.
 And shat sf shs sssse piscs, oa sAs ers4 MsaSay in Sovsmasr. le<t. nsnry A. ERgies. e saeh saersG and eoiloetc~. sxpssaA to pabaIe safe. the nsEth- -wesf aAd aoath-essf qsarssss sf seenea tws of township ssswsa sszthi, range yess wsse; whss' Casoitss L. reisan besghs ths sssd sNsA-vssl quarter ceetioa ss land ssd sghty scsss ss tAs ssd tr.ct fsar dsisus ssd effy-R~vn and hsA e<sss.
 The E-st ,raet q land hsFsia DensfsSed w.s ssad as the psvpersy sf Jam-s Arns,soag. and wss pat shesA ba M-rgaa pssiA Ths nessd sracs wss pat. saed ts ! Campbell szA said ss ths pTspessy sl William MuYpAys and shs rsm.iAing t:Aa cf t@ad ww Is~senssd is N. Staples asd ssid a Te~assaI Dfck nssas pEePersy. Since which time tAs saie Carcltae E. P<ih-m has isiermarrfe4 viiA L,sye Msgrua~r,
 This is th-rsf fefe fs se'ify al pefsens whs ess set ap any right the lands parS hased ia con- ssaaeoce of say nforasiiiv, or zuy frexusss4;y 6. iiles ssi fs esaBectsd wfh sseh s.i~s Co sow eAss. at the Circuit Ceart. whseh wt be hesd ia Iaa.pea denee ceants the fourth Non ssy sf ~ ths fuzrs Mse&ay hs November isse. ss ths Csass hssse q ssi9 eosnty, way th- ssles m@ds s@ hsseiwhssss, d~sershsd sbcuka pss b. ccafsm-d-
 LLOYD NAGKCDER
 CAROLINE E MACRUDER
 Aassh ', fsss-2s-sw psl fss Sis s
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DIED.

Al bis residence ia Sevssr eounsy, Arksnsas cn the evening ef the i9ta insi, JSo W NrxxKILY, E~c. h tise S3rd year of hss age.
 The subject Of thSs notice emigrased from Hiek- nan ecusty. Tenne- gre. Ia the yea lsas. tH te writsf of tAis Is Bos mistaken sn5 sett-A apcn te alsueiz lands ef Red River, wAere be has snee, sp I'd the time Cf As dcath. been sueeessfay sngzg@i ia planting, hosPitsbIe and polite is prvverb his doors were ever open vel ie the ssranger his neigbhor and friend. his honesty aud prompsitnds n the discharFe of the various dnsies Of life secured for him he respeet snd eon6derce sf aEl whe kneW in, and 10 his family ard n~ghbors his loss is great nseed, 10 iheEs he wss evrr kind aud ob gmG, ever ready, with a chec'fnlnsss and aaer.tv seldom sur. passed, b bestow his fasors upen all whs asked thsm-
 The Nashville Unisa'' Tennessee. vii please copy.
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Lisf af rnaarnrara.
MAR RWaED.

h the Episespai eAarcA, ea Tuesday evening the 18th nit- by the Rev. ". P. Saan4eFs. DF sHREHxsp LaCaIE- of shis city. b MiD coAszrE J ForssIEa, of De@epoiss. Aisba@sa
 It gives as great pleasure b annouaee shis anaon, and N hsfrieeds who hase Gorwsdk. 90 ioag knowu and 70 highly esteemed. ve oGer oar warnsst eos. gratalstiona Ii b nof in the cold and formal asa@e Of the press that we wash 'hen unaiIeys6 happiness but with aeetiona:e nsses, and desp sincerity. ss invoke tor then the richest gifts of ths wsrlA and that which Is b come May shrir ps,rs b. as ore path su of the bsaaiy of harmony. and their career hks the bridal pseseatof wire which bubbles bright. iy by ssr side b. joyous and sparkling ts iAe iass
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CkRTA.

Dr Tha sndspTnsd far sasm=isss snA iA lnhals q fhe Othsf sEesss, sssw ed swsas q shssssnmss P H. White, beg Issss sc ssnsw zssnrsnees sf ih<s dissingaisbed esasdssatioa lo the peruans ennnas- ased ih the sahoined list passagsrs during thsFs. cent trip of tie White fren vsa Bussa ss shis rascs. Asa tAsy desire q ths sams tins ts bear public wiiae~ as vsH to shs Psues. h.fnaay. sasr- tioasses. good hamsr asd eOaa fsEsOwsAiP vhirh eAsractsrtzsd shsif csndset e b FAs pAElsssyhss moderatsoa which tpmpsrrd and rentxaiaed Ihsir a- tuigssess-assss sxuesassg h iAeis eeavfviaIfies tAs bounds of gSacsfai bsixRy. Thy es@mesA the ssia paasengrss so ths fsssraAis Autica @ sn engaged ia the eosssysnesO Of HsvsIers-eaeA hav- ing Pps@py paid fare according b esnaraes ssps one uniacky iadiysa1ai whs WIS buvsss6 a5 SaEsv
 FRANK c. KENDALL. Capt
 ". II. Bgzr. Clesk.
 Lnie Rsek. March ssA. Isss,
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FIes.-The physicians at Constautineple. says the New York Sun, are recommending the daily of dried igs. in small quantities, 10 prevent tacks of the cholera As article of luxury or food, we have always considered good sound dried figs most valuable fruit, and are astonished that SO little attention is raid to the cultivation of te fig tree in cur Southern States- Florida, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia offer boundezs facilities for this braneh of agriculture. The demand IS n6w much greater than the saPply. The popularity of the fEuis is gradually extending throughout the Cnlon, snd in Massachusetts. where its medicinai qualities arc universally known, the consumption s sbOut one fifth of the whole quantity imported into the U. States. For children, inc fruit is invaluable. 1t not oaly impar.s healthy tone and vigor to the system, but saves the expense ef trashy luxHries. and generally sbvistes the necessity sf using aed- cine The members of the Society ef Fyseads or Quaksrs. have long known the vsise of hgs-in almost every Quaker family where there are young children, you wi 6s6 packAgs Of them in the pantry 10 which the burly little juveniles are a- lowed free access. Large numbers of fig trees have been foand. growing wild la Mexico, ba, except in the gardens nurseries oi the rsh, Ee s pae c ,sc eai..-:.oa or pseservssirn of the fruit. IL m ght bs made profitable sapIe production in our Soethefn Sa'-s, well as ia Mexseo.~ 1T car pia ters VII only iTv the ~xPersncht, we tfak they wiii nOt b. di-sPpOinted ia the resait
 "Do yea take Dogeryyiskesi WsJI, take nj like. ness and make lock ss hansisozse = yoa eaa. without snuF sn ny nose and sp Ire teeth iRa. and my yello~ brnses on. whieh is st ha2e eeesE ifs . rasny day. Ps~4sx make my hair as aasrszi and sh,ney yen can. without symtsm cf mai0n isi- ier And how musa will if come b orr' arhF~e aoi- tsss, ma an v 'Mcnsss h-asv. Why. masss ou me. l 1ght |; would be wossh shoat tweasy -tise SsE.a" II woah nos be worth any mare thaa that. IaA'an. Good EaoIhing.'
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ssw erlsaas and irkansas Rivsr PsEkst

@@-~ A sssam ~Cetaon Piaat-' [. C. Mosssa AE& ngs<s. sSf rus = . rrxrsias packet as1z 9 frosa New cht~zms so Pine Etaaa. Lissi~ Reek. vsa Dar-a. Fcrs snssh. Fsrt G.A<en asd sA iasessnsdssi~ sn<aags an the Askansas nssf Every esersos wtH he nsae io promote ss< eon icst sf YaseayeEs. sad shsppers esa rely spec has ihg srsr eaziaess sff~aded b Aish pneagsness snd &a<iisy. r. D MERRIcK C.. .,~-~-
 " AaExvx. rhs ~Cstssa Psxnss is farslshei wtsA . sDoe. tsr." sr small stssm sngtns wAieA saypliss ths sssAsrs wifh wa'ss-w wsfksd ay tAs ssns psw~z. q thFss i4rss hasg pamps ftaas tn ssss ef ss.rxtpx w'E tAse~ thFss AezslssA. sf wsasr psr niaais slss, hsss aa~shed shaa wi cary w&asr ss say par sf sAs ksas b sase sf 9rsA
 I'M. A C.. nA@s~sEssA Gss<tss. esvy
 Esssss RseA. FsA 21. lsas 1aH
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The Whig Convention ss-embied yss;erday sf ID o'clock, ia ihe Presbyterian church, asd eo@iHsied John J. Crftrnden ss our candidate for GoveSaor, by aeeiamsison. Garrett Davss Sas ia nomination. or Lieuteaant Governor. a The me the eonveuf'ez sdlCarsed. Mir Davis being present. earnestly re- qaes,ed his friend who nominased him to withdraw has nomiaatisa. which wss not done at ths tms q ndio1rumsns. Fpssktovf 0cmzs@swssl1A 14&
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ExeELLExr ToAsr.-Thelowiag was sss st tho voiantees teasta drunk be dianer rseeasiy given te Col. Cariaod. ia bsAhurx:
 By Capt Joax N Orx third Vice President. Mezio1-Her cost of asmsIss Der character. and records her history: . serf. crushed and writhins in the tal0ns of an eagle
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Tsyrr-A farmer xho is famous fos having geea lru,, says Ae raisss hs fruit in the soio~iag nsa- neF-
 .He takes eating iyea a.e best tree he can hnd. pu,s the end of the cutting iata iSge pesssos sni sets i ia th- rar having but one ss tws ia~es es the cutting above The ground. The e.uhas seoa ss.d, oai roots aad grows rapidly. making has Tree. which nse6s 10 eagrsftiag-"
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.rad ysz T=ss<=s ys=s seesaas b the dssead.ae" ,nqairsd lawyer cf bis eiIent. -i dsd. yoaf non- o's ~AnA what dia hs ssys'' .-ffs told ne 70 ge se the devil" -Asd wAas aid yva thssT -Why. thes, eans tc yeu." q%
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CASH STORE!

HAVING parehssei of H. HAanroS has ssssk 1x sf GOODS, R isny latrntipa to esatiass su- siaeas al the stand formerly seespsua sy Aim- ! will he Pasased 'e have bus eRssewsrs asd aH szhers wsshing to pareh@ss far essA sf hsfssr, Cottqn. Hslss Pestriss. &e. for GooDss g'se Es call a.d exsmiss wy prlrss befsss pzschasing szssssr-. ss l am dsssrDiasd ts ssi ss smAa afvaaes. aud A9 giss barRsiw ss ap fhnss ~hs may lssss ne wsfh tAsir pasrsaase- I hses svw ia sisss lzzse asd wsil selsesea ssack sf sEzple saa faary
 DRY GOODS
 Saewa Csess< &aix. rs.p. lsoR. &c., aa of wAieh w&l bs S0ia ew fes esSA. ef tgg Coaarn. Pulssfaa, &e. JOS. ?. SCULL4
 FsS leeA, ists. i4-Sw.
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BOAT TORIES AND
 Fanst Groceries.

CyuGAR, eafsses. sAli irss. aaiis. losf sngsr. - rics, tseknArd. er@aA<rries. ssaeksrs. useh~rea, eises~sssAap. msAassrs. e.saies. ss- hsrca, sxss, e.xszb~d E. bad. haraess assd hsidbs lss,hsr, sepper, ,ies, .adsge. msdder. aimeads. ssssaswsrs, iia4 harswsss. Ae- Sc. ssgsfhss wssA large lst psAs. esps. esss-. ssees. esSsa v.rns. dssnsusse4aas, jssss. kssssy., Ae-, ss.
 Fer s.se tsw fAsa CT ee3atry proAnes by JOHN D. AbAAs. q co. "A q yH&I ts
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Ma MaMxsUM0~AM~

nR- \. A-WATKISS Aas rsnsvsd to tAs sssn D ssesssiy escaped ss E- d. Mcaas Ees-. half mfls ssss af sAs esfy hniss- OFFICE d Dv Ds<gss Dyrg Ssss wksss hs issy hs fsaaa dariar tAs dsy, asd st aght xhsa sserssAyy: ssd in easss q snerEnncy. D. LAraix vti sfsssa is hs mss1. frse of s2disssaal ehsrgs
 Ills eAArgss. ia sli essss. il bs ths ssms e tas eisy PhysicAas
 He issdsm sis tAssss is his cd fs4saAs sad pss- seas. fer pssi fassss. ssd aep<s fos essssassaee sf thssr pssrcasgs-
 Latis Recx. CsA- f&. ie<A axen.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE

WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE. GE0RGET0WN. KT. HINDER sAe iaspseessa ef Bozrd es vs.stsss. ~ sppaimasd by ahs kxacmnss, tAe As1ussns C,~m- ssal bsisg tss-sGeiel Psssi&ena ef tAs be1zd.
 FACULTY. Ineurpaszasa wsh aa ths pvwsxs. prsvfieess. and slwhas whiEh exssetsed by fe Tra@sesa end Fas- niey ef any Cetssws ta Inc Cnsisd Ssnses. T. E. Joaxsan. A. M-,s Csn<1sa Supersnanmapws, " ?. Rernns. A. M.' Jsns as. saa Prof Nat, Sefemce.
 V. A Foasss. A. M-.s PssE ss MsGA.ss.sss sna L : wssss. A. \. Fssk < Aa. .aa n.4 L..- @amENM
 M H. foun-asra. Esg-. Psuf sf Law. Msrss G. euca. ana PolslAeai Ecassmy. !. e. BEAnxn. A. O., Tnaog. ! R. SWIFT. d. M. Psaripal sS RsspaFmAsy b. paE1@eEs
 v. v. oAsxr. Eaq.. AaassasAi a
 'Edneaasd ns Wet Pssns.
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-07
Steam Boat Register,
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D-We ars authorized to announce BEN F DANLEY, as . candidate for the oasee cl SuxR,Kv at the ensuing August election. PEAY. as a candidate Tor the office of SHEn1TT. a. The ensCiag August election.
 r We are authorized to announce JAMES MevfCAR, as a eanGsdafe for the ofice of SHxs,yr. at the ensuing August eieetiOa.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-07
eafriek and 4 De sf piyiai,y.

Ihs following aneoGeaep an antkantis seurep. ls wsn wsrthy the attenEi6 CirsRy nasa. ssrss oi whem VI aoubt net eeehnily Isy fhemw-1v~. svea b . rsbake. autlnf As oas given hy ths hisiaA Rascfms:
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