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The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

Nr. Serier.-This gentleman, who. as every one knows was appointed, jointly with Mir. CliiTorh. of Maine. Commissioner to Mexico, leff here on Sun day. Mir Seyier. representing the State of Arkan- has for sometime occupied sn elevated position in the United States Senate. h the new field in which he is about 10 exercise his talents, We have no odoubt-notwithstanding the opinions of some 10 the conuary--that he will amply fulfil the expec- tations of the President, snd evinee, In his inter- course with the Mexicans ;he same ability that he has displayed at home. We have 10 fear that in his hands. the honor interest of the country will suffer. N. o. Daily Crescent, lstuh.
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MT EIiIliari, ywhig) of Congress says, @the peo- pie have gown tired of party s,uggles. and book for a who wIl administer the geyerninent n conformity Niih ibe constitution. He means, ot coarse. whig people. They have ihe bet reason to be tired of party struggles Tiey seldom sue eeed, and the pFeseft prospect l0ess very gloomy They woaid ieli very diif.reHi stay ii ,lei hopes oi success were only iailering.
 "When the devil is sick,
 The deVt a sa.nt would be-
 Rut when tie devil Is sell
 The devil q saint is he
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ANorHEa BANX CRAsH ~ 0aIo.--The Y 1oslef Bgnt gone by tbe boqri'-Ttc cilzo0s of Wooster were thsowh into high state ol excitement en yts. ierday morning oy the reported faiurs of the Woes ter Bank 10 redeem its '.pfomi-cs n pay,' Ii sesus thot O. klem, Cashier oi the coHcetn, who II is generally known keeTs brokers office ih Cleye- land, arrived here ou Tuesday night reporting, We understand, tiat Joseph :. Lake had faiird Sin. uliantoUs with hs arrival atmost. ~as the arrival e( two brokers from Cincinnati wlth large amount ot W poster paper. On yes'crial morins, he Cia- cinnailus presented their Wooster paper for re demption. anu were tod bY tine bank officers ihat tlrey cogd not redeem their paper st present. Du- ring tie day great number of out ci'iEens prrscn- ted their money at The connttf ard Were fold the same story W hat course the bank intends ju pGT sue, is yet to be scfn4-Ihe general olaon sertus to be that the corrupt harlot is gone gone beyond all hopcs or rexpecta'ion-sunk of Its own inherent corrueton. The greatest excitement prevails; and we do hope that the officers of the concern may speedily adopt such measures, il D their power, as will allay in some degree least, the excited feei in.,s of aH outraged people.
 While this subject, we caution the public against all bank paper. The Akron and Toledo branches of the State bank of Ohio owned and controlled by tSe same hnancal genius that con t,oed the Wooster baak, They must and will break just so sGre a. the Wooster bauk does.
 Hgyas County Dem.
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The op,n,ou of Loui. ph,I.ppe.

The Pais Presse gives the following as an estfa't If letter from Iiavre which gives the eplhieh ot tbe Ex x-kinE in rrgafd 10 the Preach Republic
 "M K, tone ot 'ny friends,) was present. a, the smbarkatten of the Ex- king, in fishing boat nn Thursday last When on ,he po,n, ot qaiiiiug Inc French sail, Louis fhiippe Jufnei towards tx. and said Join he Republic frankly and sincerely, iet carry wiih rae the French monarchy, and l shalt descend win It to the tomb have beea The iAst king of Fiance Adieai !"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

Aiehigan A bill has recently passed both ho'ises oi the Legislature oi Michigan, by arge msjofilss eSemplIng certain property ffVIn f.feed sales he bsii eNempis forty acres, with tie dwelling house and aPPartsnances, not a a feeotd.i town iiAl, or enc lot 10 towB, &e efa fofed sale on legal process for aay debt contracted sftr The 3d July
 st-, but excepting any s.ioftgags jointly executed by husbalG afd wife.
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Cassius NJ. Clay has petition before Congress for Sl373. lueOnsequenee of being tskeh pri .oner in Mexico, henost all he possessed. The enemy besides bedding, pistols, &c. His petition is writ ten in humorous style.
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Iron and Castings,

Iron and Castings, )O)D .BS assorted flat bar Iron, 6na " !" sqasre do do, ItD e. round do dc, IDo1 '' pioss bar and slab dc, Bundles sheet do 900 10, hor,e shoe do, 309 -' American blister Steel, HOO " Ovess,-SALlieis, Pots, Dog,toas anI
 ohl t..d.. Received pci Ellen r. and lpr sale by
 VIM. E. WAIT. .3prH II, l543. 3t
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The Roman Catholics of New York have just pur chased house, and seven lots Of ground, at the ner of Houston and Mulberry sireets, al q cost o 1000, for the use of the Sisters of Mercy.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

Fieetriciiy applied 10 Piaats-Ti seems, bya care fully conducted set of experiments, that artificial increased electricity, the electro magnetic ilad has not the remotest effect the vegetable tissnc neither increasing or retsrdng growth and that tho the day.
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hRN eaalH.

HOHN D. ADAMS A C0 kss jass rss~ssss . ~ laywe asd weti sesnctra Sscek sf New @9was, cOa=ssting of Dry Gccds, 0sscsrls-, DNawers. NaA- Giery-wsfe, Bests, Shoes, Mzh. Caps. &e. &e.. zhich a ai be eslered low fos Chsk e eenmssy psO- ascs INOA D. ADAMS G Go.
 .4ps5l n. IsEs M
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

FAxerrrt.-A lively Irish writer speaks of "a dish of potatoes. roasted the turf ashes. just bursting their drab snrtou's and exposing the dell cate whi,eness of their meaiy bosoms.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
READ THIS,

\ IL rersons iudebtei 10 the la'e firm of THek- : \ er k Hamilton and II. Hamilton. either bg pote or account. wiii fnd their no-s or aeeoants in tie haBds of officer, for collection. uniess they come forward asd settle the salas within Je Gal from tits date, as am e6inpecd and deter uinei tn close tny busi ness without delay
 Those wishing 10 seitie will cali st Mr. J F scais, tmy cld stan'l) where ihey iii find ne ia readiness 0 make se lslDeu'<
 II. HAMILTON. Apr! k, l94S 3l-d
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
Legal Decisions in New York.

very strange verdict was rendered in the New York Court of Sessions, the 9th inst, on the ttia of man for stealing twelve thousand dollars fro,n the vault of the Lsather Man facturers Bank a th.l city, of which he potter for a number of years He indicted h. fare for this offence, but c iRe to a defect in the indictment, eautet by the District Attorney describing the stolen money to cuu.i>t of bank notes. and the proof on tie triaI ,ho" ing that gold and silver coin which was stolen, tbe indictment qusshed one iound, and on this the prisoner tried.
 he proof Was the IL on ;he former tii ant ai}er luminoHs charge f om the Recor fer inc Jury retired to consult on their verdict. in a short time they returned ani rendered Seuiict of pe'n hifeenB, the punishment for which is three monihs usually If the prisoner guilty of steal ing any cf the money, he crrtsialy was guilty ef sealing the whole. and vet the jury found him gui " oi stealing less than twenty-five dollars. The verdict has created a good deal of amuseinent in New York.
 Another iegaI decision of sNnc interest was ,nale on the same day. \ physician was attending s'ck man, ant alter prescribing Tor him, he called day or two afterwards 10 The effect ef the tnedi cine. The patient, ia answer to his nqu ries said he thought tfe recipe prescribed not strong enough and therefore tcok powerful dosc of c7lo mol himself Oh, very well, said The doctor II yoH prescribe for yolrself there is n my attend Ing you any further.
 The docior did moi again attend, and the patient recovered aud sues the locor far negligence ayiag his damages al five thousand dollars. The Judge de.iled that doc'or when contemplating dIscon- ,inLing hIs attendance ou a patent. is bound 10 give h,'n formal notice thereof; and tie jury under the circumstances and for the purpose of e.tabli.h- ing Ia precedent, reudered a verdict of six cenis damages
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MARRIED.

Tn ih's City m Tuesday 25,h a,. by the Rev Mr Tarrenfine. ME GRgEx B. T. waikER, ta Mss EfIzAEErH x FowLER, all of Ihts city
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

'swhen tooth doesn't pain one n it's exit. it's quite comfortable said an eNuactor as he was operating on patient "Uglt1' grumbled The ex lractee, e IL may be very comfortable al yoEr end of The instrument, hut you'd better lry mine before pronouneing a decsion.f
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Negroes fog SNte.

4 BOY seventeen years old smart aud active.--- A A WOMAN, twenty, and child 10 10 rDonis od. They arg valuable in bouse or hcid. \ dwelling house io rent stso an office Arkansas State Scrip wanted u"icd stste, Ffrssary Notes, and New oflraGy money wanted. Apply to
 F.. \. MORE April 25, IslS. 33-if
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'i-''8i y. c7g-Wtose testimony cannot well ted hy The Clay whigs, as he was their .''i' e'a'ssafy From Kentucky 10 help Mir Clay .1s aa'h ln isii, nor by the Taylor Whigs as he 'i III Taylor man nov, and was a member of
 -r Ntig >'a's Convention Of kentucky y-- made
 .'.e"iae c.nfH avowal of tte fuiili;y of the esHtst Nr Polk, that inc march to the Rio ,, Nas 'he cause of the war with Mesico
 lbough Wlig 1 to not stand here as q parti- '' sA9il sP'ak Ni'h The freedom of history. I .-. |, Hfaisy lrth fhe iak oatc1y against PIcsi- 5.' 5' -fe @' bT'asiay 9a his rar 1 SHALL DO TIRE IRE J-sfItE To SAY, THAT IS ALL Mgrl- '''lS AEAED IRE FIRST MAN ALICE THE ''f "EN, TAYLOR TO THE Rio CYANIDE is
 ''h 'F oFfFNce, oR 5t THE WAR"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.

THE undersigned takes pieaslre in informing \ the pubic that bs has taken ihi. dsIigatisl and health restoring watrriug place, ana Is uow ready to receive tlsitOrS
 The Hotel has been thoroughly repaired and new. iy furuisted, and is capable of faodatifg oRe hlndi-d petsens. The baths al ghese springs are unequalled for tbe carc of Rheumatism and almost every Gisea.e that man Is heir To. :. An expefieneed cook has been employed, and netih'r pains Har sXpease shall be si'sTed 10 uake aii that may visit the Springs eognfes table.
 Stages lraya Littie Rock three tunes a week Eoi the Spring M (. ALTIG.
 April 2, ls4c--3j-u PToYylsi0r.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

!a- prophecy of Byron seems about to be realiz- 5'i save The King and Kings. Hey cannot save themselves mach longer, hunks hear little brd that sings,
 'he people, by aud by, will be the stronger"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

SW Robert Peel aad tbe freaca Reeq!alioa.- During . recent debate iD the Bntish House of Commons. Sir Robert Peel alluded 10 the French Revolution, and said:
 But he had always deprecated the conversion of this country into the seehe Ot lntigue against neighboting monarchies, and was prepared equally to deprecaie such a course m fegss to a Republic The rule whieh was good foI monarchy, Was C. qnaiy good for republic. He had heard with satisfaction the Government had dterutusd 10 ab- stain from all interteIence-and was convinced that tbai determination would L. isithfaily and hOnoraby observed. The Right Honorable Baro- bot then expressed his earnest hope that those who directed the destinies of FrsHce would content themselves with the regulation ot tber own 50, ia aifairs; that II would be the power Of that oun- try 10 exhibit form of Gevsrnfnint strong ih it's own resources; and that her fulersR would reconcle perfect independence with a due regard for the rights established by treaties. antnot set Inc ex' ample oi that aggression, which mgh, involve The peace of Europe, and entail irfePaabie mischief on the civilized world.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

,. ,a..a' have been found by The Grand
 -N5" ferS etiy against the propiieiors and
 'i ''Yerai ot the Model Artiste exbibi- ... '' one pa'iy of the Arttstes (fegnaes) have ,,. s's'' "'"ie eshtbiling, some of them in a ..., '1 "i{' -ni others having only thin gauge -... ''i ''eir bodies. Tho whole party, six in ''' @eie committed 10 prison.
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#4tl hnranre Meeting an acquaintance, Inc day. We asked siier his heath "Yeu need 'Bt
 g4. ssi0 he--"you can see sih half an eye, .t'im as hearty as q 'hofse. By Jupiter" he
 t ti'trTly, Il be'isye that Health Insurance Pany is total humhug took out poiicy S }ssrs ago and | haven't got the first red cent
 ri eri. Ben where the ship fever was--wet -' ieft purposr hall dozen times, couldn't ifi The ei.t oil of could, no more than il { '4 io iuaia rubber boots. Slept in damp sheet
 ssa ao use Eat green coweumbers sii last ''.n-', ant drank ice "aisr every tune Came m
 "'fA-hu, t was no go, cap p'n-beIe l ana 5t''i asa buck Poor fellow. lie Mas q ease.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
Mattresses.

10 DOUBLE Marrasses Received an 'of .sls - by WI B WATT
 .iP'l! 1T isis 5I
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Extraordinary Sursieal Operations.

Ehen Blrnard young man in Cincinnati, Ohio, stabbei Iu d itacas, not long since, Dr. E K.
 ne, Tin Wa, sent Ter, and upon his arrival. and examination oi tte wound, he found that Il rea of cBc oi the lungs was pro,ruding some tw o sss', from ttc wound, t having been foscet o"i. rata,lY. by respirs'ion. As The case was a criti - oae saI rcquirins immediate operation, the Dr. eeuea e a new method oi treatment. The end
 it 7ro'ruting lung, which had beer injured by
 stsi, was bounl with silken thread, and the in- '-. cBl cut entirely of, and the rema nder forced sEk Ht, It. notuiai location. Barnard is now in o,m-ot cf health The Doc or has the am
 ...d gRs bow in bis possession.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

PgssIriag Gu Fiourcs.-By changing the wa ter once day, and putting in few grsins ot ni- iratr of sods at each change tte beauty and bril- lizncy Of cat flowers may be preserved q lorg time. Nitrate of potash (nItre of sallpetre) nearly good ss nitrate oi snda. 4 very week solution Of carbonate oi aBmoBis, would, doubtless have fine effect.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

] "a. | A, ''sii of the lion. Henry Clay 10 New .a--.., The ci'y corporation Sl tas,, viz:-for s,iss, -'ie S@'u; carriages S25I, hotel expen- t he W'Ahas invitaiIons s200. aud expenses lg,, oi invitation .4ho went 10 Wash ] s,. he isst i,em tbe Mayor has refused
 A.,,. -' @e toioin'iiee went oa their own hook
 "''-ta' a,IAon,y
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

tPge togiag A letter, emanating l Louis Pltppe's intimate friends. vas
 'e Hamer Washington, by a gentle s,,- .'.A fo'k ely, says the Express, announ. .--. nr fh-hiR2 ha, taken the resolution to ... '. "N h'a7ed w,'h his family in The United
 s''S, ooehdeaiiy. Inc tou,ier des Ftafs U.' additional remark, lhis Is probably
 I A'us "ha vii flee flT safety 10 the '' '' t'e Aa.eIiean tepubhc.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

MUSCULAR ExERcIsE.-Muscular cxer-
else is a direct source Of pleasure to every
o le not suffering from diseased action. Ev-
cry one must have felt this. The effect Of
using the muscles of vounrary motion, when
all the processes Of the economy are being
Justly and healhiIy performed, is it to imparl
a marked and grateful stimulus to the ner-
vrus system generally, sufficiently notice
abe by The ministering indirectly to the hap
piness of the individual, colnring and bright
cning the thoughts and feelings. So much
is tins believed 10 be the case by some, that
it has been asserted, man may use his
limbs too much to leave him in the ENJOY
mcnt of his fullest capabllily of pure aud alb
s,ract thought, and to the extent making
hun unduy imaginative. Although this
NAV well be mailer of doubt. tho fact and
its wise and benevolent intention, remain un.
affected: that man derives an immediate
pleasurable sensation from using his volun-
iary muscles, which not only gives to labor
a zcst. and even TO monotonous movements
some degree Of enjoyment, but produces
re. action on the mind itself, embelllshlng
life of virluons toll with degree Of physical
enjoyment, and mental energy, buryancy,
and hopeful lghlheartcdness, that can new
er be afforded in like degree to the drones;
the more 'frugcs consumerc natl OF the
human hivc.--Robcrtson on Diet, on Reg,-
men.
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COOLNESS--A TALE ABOUT THE
HEAD

Jake was little buck negro who belong
ed to DR.. Ia iafcrro; and was said 10 have
in his little frame heart as big as General
Jacksons--to say nothing OF Napoleon Bo.
napar,e and Zach Taylor. lie didn't fear
even oar respectable fellow citizen, Old Nick
and as for coolness-he was as cool as the
tiptop of The North Pole.
One day, DR.. TaIiaierro, upon occasion of
the commencement Of Medical CalIcge, OF
which he held the chair of Anatomy, gave
dinner. Among his guests was well known
ventriloqust. Late in the evening. after the
bottle had done its work, the conversation
turned upon courage. and the Doctor hoasted
considerably Of the lion-hcart of his favortc
man, Jake. lie of; red to bet that nothing
could scare:hlm, and this bet the ventrlloqulst
took up, naming the same time the test he
imposed Jake was sent for and came.
Jake said the Doctor, i have bet large
sum of money on your head, and you must
win it. Do you think you CAM .
Berry we'll MASTER replied Jake, Jest tell
dis niggah what he's TO do, an he'll DO it,
shore,
i Want you to 60 the dissecting room.
You will find two dead bodies there. Cut
off the head of one with large knife which
you will find there. and bring it to US. You
must no, take light, however; and don't gel
frightened
Oats all is i'll inquired Jake. oh berry
well. I'll do dat shore for sartaln; and as to'
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lar persons, the extent fwhose power over
such slaves; ought 10 be settled and limited
by positive laws, so that the slave may be
kept in due subiec,ion and obedience, and
the owners and others persons, having the
care and government Of slaves, may be res.
trained from exercising to great rigor and
cruelty over them, and that the public peace
and order of The Province, may be preserv.
ed" Now, the suggestion presents ITSELF
admitting The point presented by the Defend.
ant IN this case. to be dubinus-it seems nei.
ther judicial, philosophical. nor humane, to
roll back The tide Of advancing liberalltv-to
supP"nt By the darkness of an earlier dav,
The light of our own-to introduce into the
plantation or homestead, of every slave own.
er, seeker after WATTS, as il were, with an
appetite for fortuous, gain whetled into
keenness, with range ofpoIice discipline
tearluy enlarged, which in its smallest pro-
portions, had been deliberately Withdrawn
from Magistrate and Constable; and all
this in the face Of reasonable confidence in
the plantation police of the owner himself,
justified by the immense improvement, in
that partcul n, of modern times. We deem
it neither safe, well or necessary, TO travel
towards such result by the construction Of
any ancient legislative provision, unless its
words, with context coniormable, be OF the
clearest import and the most cogent force.
We find nothing in the case Of Clarke
ads. Blake, q Nice, l79) that touches this
question. A patrol there made the seizure,
and they of course, might lawfully enter as
lDatrol-though, on circuit, they were held TO
DE trespassers-most probably, however, for
taking challles that proved TO be exempt from
seizure. Upon that ground, the case turned
in the Court of Appeals, aud our present
leading questi was not considered.
2. Was the Magistrates verbal instruc-
tim or advice, Improperly excluded 1t is
enough to remark, that nasmuch as he had
nothing to do with the capture, the instruc.
tions or advice of any body else, might as
well have been adduced. In addition, it is
not easy to conceive, how his advice could
have aided the party engaged, any more
than the doctrine of the Circuit Court judy
which held, that they had right to enter.
Nor it is quite clear. that any thing he may
have said to Can,ey, who was not sued, was
available 10 Broughton, who was.
3. As to excessiv damage: The main
foundation of Broughton's defence, has been
ruled IN his behalf, enormously in his favor,
according to our opinion, as already has ap
peared, and he can scarcely except to fare
better, if that proof be Withdrawn; as in a
nsw trial he would find it TO be. Nor. are
VIC disposed to interfere, in such case as this
with the appropriate and peculiar function
of the Jury.
The motion, therefore, is refused.
We concur
Us. RICHARDSON,
JOHN BELTON ONEALL,
JOSIAH j. EVANS
EDWARD FROST.
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HAPPINESS,

Happiness is glorious crown which all the
Jewels Of the world cannot enrich, which, stud
ded with the diamonds ofthe heart can receive
M additional lustrc from any such pal,ry things
as power, or wealth or station.
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For the edifcaiion Of those who imagine
they can penetrate the designs Of women, we
have translated from French volume on Ori.
entail manners, the following little story. TO
under it, we have 10 inform OF readers,
that among the Orientals, it is customary to a.
gree for time to pay a stipulated forfeit if
husband receives from his wife, or a wife, from
her husband, anything whatsoever, without pro.
nouncing the word Diadeste. Each therefore
practises the greatest ingenuity to throw the
other off his or her guard.
philosopher of that country, who was by
no means insensible to female charms, had often
worshipped at their shrine; and as often (as he
thoughl) had he suffered from their wiles and
caprices.
But he determined to become wiser. He
collected a number of stories of female cunning,
copied them into book, which he always car
red about with him, as occasion might require
TO consult it,
One evening, as he was passing through an
Arab camp, he noticed al the entrance of one
Of the tents, young woman Of uncommon
beauty. She salulcd him rs he passed, offering
that he might enter TO rest for while from his
seat on the carpet, and near the beautiful crea
ture, when he became alarmed; he drew hi.
book from his pocket, and began TO read, with
out daring to cast single glance at his fai'
| neighbor.
"That must be charming hook" said the
lady, (which can engross your whole attention
so."
"Indeed it is, "rcpiied the philosopher, "bu
it contains secrcts.'
(Which certainly You would not concca
from me!' said the lady, with an irresistible
smile.
"Since you will have It so," retorted the phil
osopher, "it contains complete list Of all th'
arts and wiles of cunning women-but | an
sure you could not learn anything from it, AM
so it would not interest you
"Are you certain that you, list is completc?
said the lady again.
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