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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11
.WLNLATURES.
vermont Daguerrean Gallery.

Vermont D0kueTfltn OulcEys
Messrs. COOLEY & WEST
VI7OULD inform the inhabitants of Brattleboro
w and vicinity that they have fitted up their
rooms in n superior manner for taking beautiful
Dagucrrcoiypc Lkonesscs in Cases, Frames, Lock
cts, Rings, &C., by side or sky light, as the sitter
may prefer. We fattcr ourselves, with our long
and successful experience in the business, in the
Southern us well as the Northern States, and with
the late great improvements in the art we shall be
able to take Likenesses of Persons Portraits Mini.
atures, Paintings Engravings &c. in n style Of OK
ccuton boldncss of character, beauty of expression
in variety of size and delicacy of light and shadow
that will suit the most fastidious.
Constantly on hand q splendid assortment Of
Gold and Gilt Lockeis. Operators are requested
to giveus call before purchasing elsewhere as we
shall sell very cheap, single or by the dozen Also
large assortment of Plates, Cases, Chemicals, ev-
cry thing nppertaining TO the Photographic Art
and which will be sold nj city prices. The patron
age of operators in this section of the country is
specially solicited. Operators are invited TO cx.
anime our photographic Aocelrating FLUID, which is
acknowledged by the best artists to be the best
thing now in use.
Likencsscs taken Of deceased persons.
~ Particular attention paid TO instructing pu
pills in every branch Of the business. Also all the
late improvements in the art Persons wishing &c
90 South or West will find Il for their interest tC
give US a call before engaging elsewhere.
Constantly ON hand, Gennau, French and Amer
lean Cameras, which will be sold low.
GEO. s. WEST
Halls Long Building, over the Post Office.
Bnttlcboro, June &c. a
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GROCER gES,
FRESH TE.AS.

DEC'YD, this week from New York, large
IL stock Of FREsn GREEN AND BLACK TEAS at
considerable discount from former prices Eimilies
can always be sure of getting good Teas, as they
are warranted to suit the money will be refund
olatc, French do, Cocoa, Shells, Broma, Sc.
wholesale and Retail, by j. W. FROST
81 No. 9, opposite The Stage House
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BOOK STORE.

bOOA SEOhE ~.
NO. 2 BRICK ROW.
GEO. II. SALISBURY keeps constantly
" for sale general assortment OF BOOKS AND
STATIONERY, embracing the Comprehensive
Commcnmry-6 vols. splendid Qnarto Bibles, Oc
tAvo Polyglott do fine Pew aud Pocket Bibles aud
Testamcnts an elegant assortment Of Miniature lof-
uHes, well adapted for presents, and variety Of
Miscellaneous Books, Albums Sc Also, general
assortment of
BLANK BOOKS
manufactured and for sale on the most reasonable
terms and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
STATIONERY.
Such as Foolscap, Letter, Note, Bill, Tissue, Mar
BILE perforated, Post Office Glazed and Wrapping
Paper, Letter and Note Envelopes, Foreign and
American Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters, Black.
Blue, Red, and lndeliblc Ink, Letter Folders,
States, lnkstands, Pen-holders, Sand Boxes, Letter
Stamps, Paints, Drawing Pencils, &C.. Sc.
AisO,--A prime assortment Of Pocket Cutlery
and Fancy Goods, Penitmcry, SC, all Of which viii
be sold NJ low prices.
Subscriptions received for Chambers Cyclopcdia
Of English Literature and Littell's Living Age.
Godcy's, Graham's, Columbian and Union Mag
azines furnished free of Posiage for $3.50 per an
mum, in advance. All other Magazines and Peri.
odicals furnished 10 order.
~ b. Particular attention given 10 rebndins old
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Music Books, &c.
ALso-Card Printing neatly executed on reason
able terms.
Braifleboro, June 80, lsl7 fiC
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LIVERY STABLE.

'LNliE subscriber having removed his establish
Il ment from his old stand opposite the Phoenix
House TO the commolous stables on Flat Street,
and having recently made liberal additions thereto,
respectfully announces 10 the public that he is now
prepared to furnish One Horse Carriages elegant
Two. Horse Carriages, with Horses to match, Sad
die Horses, Sc. &c, on the most reasonable terms,
aud ON the shortest notice. Horses and Carriages
taken to any part Of .he village If desired.
~ Oihec on Elliot Street, near the Chapel.
where the subscriber May be found at all hours OF
the day and evening ALONZO FAIR
Brattleboro, May %, 1913 40
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CABINET FURNITURE

or NEW and FASHIONABLE STYLES
~ constantly on hand and making
Custom Work at reduced prices, by which
we offer a saving to the public Of from 10 to 25 per
cant.
ELEGANT SOFAS within the means Of every
family.
Chairs. Looking Glasses, Sc, &c,
large assortment of every yriaety, at Wholesale
and RETAIL by
A. VAN DoORN SONS,
Bratilchoro Jnne 1879 A
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pARM FOR SANr.

Es1A fINllR subscribers will sell upon
G1II3A i reasonable terms, the Farm Of
&Hisia which Ddnid Miner died seized, in
Ees,ts4h Braltlchoro, consisting of 1873 acres,
S--=-sAA'a-1A1 containing suitable proportion Of
Woodland, Pasture Moving and Iillage Land
Or they will divide the Farl and sell 50 acres with
the buildings, and the remaining SO acres separate
-25 ofwhch is Woodland lying on the stage road,
and the remainder pasture. Enquire Of the under.
signed. ROYAL MIXER, AT.
LYMAN MIXER, I ~" ms
Brattleboro April 25, lsi7. SO
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Wool. Wool,

IN An0 LBS. of Wool wanted at the Brat.
III ,UUU tleboro Wooden Factory, in ex-
change for Cassimeres and Tweeds. a good as
sortmcnt constantly on hand.
T. A. WHEELER, Agent.
Brattlcboro June ~, IsIs 43
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WOOL, w, OIL.

INllE subscribers having recently fitted mp their
Il Factory, by adding almost an entire new SET Of
Aiiehlney, are now prepared to manufacture Wool
into cassimercs, Twccds, &C., by the yard or on
shares, in superior style and manner aithe lowest
prices and shortest notice,
Grafton Vt NAV 18th, Is4s smsJ
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Bratlleboro. May q. Is4s.
FOTS SAE,E.

FL FINllE House OH High Street known
GTHnA i as the warren House."
NhiiiiM The above property is pleasantly To-.
fasY Gated on High Street, (but few rods
- from Mainl is conveniently arranged
for two families, and contains sufficient front land
for another good building lot. The above will be
sold low by immediate application to either Of the
undersigned. g. G. HALL,
CALVIN TOWNSLEY.
April I, lS4s. tf32
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WOOi Carding.

fTNHE WOOL CARDING business will be
Il promptly attended to at the establishment OF
Mesas. Hines, Nsumdn 4 Co. No credit given.
Also, Cloth dressed at the WOODEN Factory, on
short notice.
+. A. WHEELER
Brattleboro, June -, ls4s. -
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TIGER POWDER.

q G. HALL, agent for the Tiger Mills, will
NJ furnish Blasting and Sporting Pouyler in large
or small quantities, delivered wherever it wanted
ut manufacturers rates Warranted TO give salts.
faction.
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OILS, PAINTS, &C.

400 CALLS. Lintseed Oil, $50 do Boiled Oil,
1OO 40 do Japan, 40 do superior Coach VAR
nsh, 81 do superior Cabinet do, 2O00 lbs. pure
Dry Lead 1900 lbs. pure Ground do, Spirits 'lur-
pentine, Paris and Chrome Greens, Chrome Yellow,
Lamp Black, Chinese and Am. Vcrmillion, Paint
aud WhiIewash Brushes, and every other article
used IN the painters line for sale Mt the lowest pr.
ces by DUTTON q CLARK
Dralllehoro may % lsis. 3m4l
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COFFTNs.

A VERYLARGE ASSIGNMENTS all sizes,
"A at a. VAN DOoRN * SONS, at reduced
prices. IS
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IRON, STEEL, BUGGY SPRINGS, at
Il TOIPNSLEY g. SONS
NOTICE.

FINIE subscriber would give notice that he has n
Il full set of Screws aud Rolls, and is prepared to
RAISE up and move buildings at short notice, and at
reasonable prices
~, WILLIAM STONE.
Brnttlcboro, March s, ls4s 20
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A Chance for u Bargain.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE Farming Lands in the counties Of
v lonia, Lapecrand Ingham, Michigan for "A Farm
in this couniy,-one in or adjoining the town Of
Bateboro preferred. These lands are in the
midst Of settlements, and warranted to he of the
best quality. Persons DESTROYS to turn small
Farm into much larger and better one, for them
selves or their children, can now have the opportu-
nifty Dg~Inquirc at this Office
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SHEEP MARKING.

NOFT RED CHALK, for Sheep Marking, con!
- stantly for sale, in large small quantities,
with an assortment of Drugs and Medicines by
JONATHAN y. HALL & co,
DRUGGIsTs,
1y34 No Union Sired, BOSTON
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Wholesale and Retail
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
j. w. FROST,

No GhdNfIE ROW,
5 receiving every week from Ne,c York and Dos.
ton White and Brown Sugars, all kinds. and in
any quantity Molasscs and Syrups do, fresh Green
and Black Teas, the largest and cheapest stock
prepared Cocoa and Chocolate, all kinds; Turk /,
Island, Liverpool Gro Rock and Table Salt; Cod.
fish and Dunfsh, by the ID. or qnintal; Mackerel
Shad and Salmon, IN bhls, halves, ours. and Kits
Beef, Pork Tripe, Hams Lard Butter, Cheese, Sc.
hest Family Flour by the H., bill, or load, Lemons
and Oranges at retail or by the box foreign Fruits
Sauces, and Nuts oil kinds. Tobacco and SnuG. all
kndsj Stone Ware, dol Nails, Window Glass
Farming Tools, Cordage, Mats, Wooden Ware
&C., making the largest and best assortment TO be
found in the country Orders from adjoining towns
promptly answered and warranted to give satisfac-
iion.
Goods delivered to any part Of the village.
"Qict Sries and Small Prqfsn
05~CAsh and all kinds Of Produce taken in ex.
change
May %. 4Otf
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Drugs and Medicines,

fHNIE subscribers offer for sale choice selection
Il OF Drugs and Medicines. Also are agents for
many, AMI hare on hand all he Popular Patent Nd,
'eiHss q he day"
a. H. DAY BROTHER
Brattleboro, May II, ls4s amao
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'asI, for Wool.

A FEW Thousand pounds of medium and low
IA grade Wool wanted by
G. C. HALL.
June 4 AZ
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Smoked Hams.

I n BARRELS Billings Sugar cured ccmcnted
~ Hams, just received for sale by
July II. a. a.
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CLOTHING
Ss2 % q d y 2ZE On d Cd Q
200 Tweed Goals,
100 BOYS Coats,
Is Frock and Dress Goats,
100 pair Pants
100 Vc.ts-Satn md Worsied,
100 Linen Goats
80 soys Pants aud Vests,
100 pair Ovcralls
Shirts. Bosoms Collars, Srans, Crayats, Sus-
penders Pocket Handkerchief Hats, Caps, Boots,
Trunks, Nalises.
l-y-Al the above Goods are for sale at such
prices as cannot fail to suit.
Brattlcboro, April 1T, lsis. 81
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EREDERICK N. PALMER is agent
H. for Ross hedoated Ciysiaiised Sap, at the Post
Office in Brattleboro, where it mag always be found
q wholesale or retail
Aug, /. 3m5oE
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AT FROST'S.

No 6 Granite Ror,
1An BBLS. of that celebrated Mather Flour,
1VU " chests Green and Black TIE As, wholesale
and retail less than Boston prices and less than any
Tea Co. can sell
hhds. very cheap Sugars together with every arti.
Gle in the Grocery line, just received.
June !. Al
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SA KEGS Powder, Tiger Mills,
AOO 100 kegs do. Wesfeld, just received BIS
July c. 1913 As
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RARM FOR SALE.
For sale orto Isent.

n A NEATDWELLING HOUSE, with
fs5ssLA N good garden and suitable out.
iiifJ9 houses, situated in the most pleasant part
4ifsAaz Of Brattlchoro village. Possession given
Immediately, Applyto
L. G. MEAD.
Brattleboro May 24,ls4s al
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MONUMENTS.

THHE subscriber has on hand both Rutland and
l. Dorset Marble Grave Stones, which he can
and will sell lower than be afforded at any 9th.
er shop in the vicinity
Those wishing to purchase may do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
ugy-Shop near the Cold Water Establishment.
n. KIrTREDGE.
Braiileboro, East Village, June Is, Is4s -
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CONGRESS WATER

TUST RECEIVED from Saratoga Springs.
a. by WILLIsToN a TYLER,
Ilne az
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HnrrisOn's Columbian Ink.

JUST RECEIVED, a large Invoice of Black aud
y Blue, For sale wholesale ind retail by
May 20. Al
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A RE manufacturers Of various kinds of Cooking
N Plate and Parlor Stoves, to which they invite
the attention Of the trade.
They will he pleased to make arrangement
with one firm in each town for the sale OF their
New England Air Tight Cooking Stove--a draw
ing Of which will be found above
Their list Of Machinery patterns Is very extensive
having been collecting during the past fifty year,
hillwriehis and Others may lind IL TO their advan-
iage to examine their Pattern List a copy Of which
may be found Mt the office Of the Phoenix.
Sept -. I've
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Watch Repairing.

WATCHES repaired in the incest manner by
w the subscriber, at East Townshend, Vt.
N. w. POWERS
March 6, ls4s 30
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g. x. STR EETER,
DENTIST.
DOCT. FITCH'S

4 BDoMINAL SUPPORTERS, Shoulder Bra.
IN ces and Inhaling Tubes Also, his book of
Six Lectures on prevention and cure Of Consump.
lion" for sale at reduced prices, by
A. H. DAY & BROTHER.
Brattleboro, May 20, ls4s 3m4O
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STOVES

UI uVsITAJIV FAlIcTHs. ltIsOf
Fire Frames Of all Sizes,
CALDRON KETTLES, and large assortmer
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Cheese, Lard. Hams,

DRIME New Mich Cheese, do. meal do, extra
Il Lard in bbls and kegs, smoked Hams and
Shoulders, Salt Pork, Salt Beef &c. constantly on
hand at j. w. FROSTS.
81 No. Granite Rop.
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HOLLOW W.1RE.
PIPE, CART q. COMMON BOXES.

Fire Dogs, Gridirons, Sad irons, Friction Roll.
ers and Cmnks, a nice article.
Also various sizes Of Ash Doors, Oven Mouths
Arch Mouths Crates, Tubes for wooden Aque.
ducts, &C., &c.
Ills stock embraces the most extensive assert.
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and Is sdrantfd 10 Be equal in every respect to thai
emanaling from the most celebrated Foundries.
u The public generally are invited to look
through this Establishment before making their Sc
Ieciions, as every thing pertaining to an hon
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

different ages of the world. by different authors, which we may survey Hs cartons monuments ss ssa- tiquity and as literary eompcsiiions Ia what light soever we Iegard it whether with reference ,o Rere- laiicn to Literature. ta History or to uoralitvi, is an invaluable and inexhaustable mine of knowi- edge and virtue.
 shall number separately those letters tiIat mean 10 write you rpou the subject of the Bible, and as after they finished, I shall perhaps ask you to rcsd them altogether, or to look over them again myself, you must keep them on separate file. wish that hereafter they may be useful to your brof- ers and sisters, as well as to you As you silI re- ceve them . token of infection for yo during nv absence. pray that they may be mcrthy to be reaa by thern all with benefit to themselves, if it rlease God that they should live tC bs able to understand them.
 From your sfsciiona4e father,
 loNH OtuNfN An.ma
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n,I.. z N V. -

BTt.l ete ss4i-slis6 ned s kFdalks q sa ScuatnF fiom Mizsssppi. e evideasly un akls nsah .nd sfeElinG -Desnoern&. Hls fAie MFestk xAAAn thlA and the abass ef tAs fedsrni pFsns pFovta e.
 he variant editnfof tesfsmaon -tlss has h.sW nn- asually simietixp aa seagse6afhnA in ahpse ~ hlm aAa his speech; aha s4ys an&MR atser eaaa.It kta- tlesnanty FeansFAs thal Mr. F mM& VI s1ss pT klmN ssle ia kis spessh. New sM ksM ssssf assu diIst MF. F paAs ssasAfk eseccsninw HlK Clays &hieh AlF, Crstseaasn thought mnjasss cod anaaoe as NIT. Y. eoncladed hls speech. Mrs CFitiaaden sat1
 -3 hsve lielenaa Co fAe ppreeis Nf fQ enw rensie- man MF. Fease.I wi.h althe atleRsian leknA bis csfa aeeA esanSeiA aas me peemga e ksA esss8 as- spiss. Ia his sryg altfmasf6 eleeef spmmFss thqEe w@ oae BassaA which fegs1t. &t3 W4x2taFbn Mir Fncse expiaiahd the remask aaa dlrelaim~A aH design es give o.suEce, &c And thNu Nc. Csltien- dea Fesnaskei--s m cxcegatassy esalisigA k thr cxR'aNatua fFesh tle fenea auAe essEssmshs kAsss ta@f his sf~trvas fssiixxs a@a ssesr If prepssets would lead hin te ensase Ra tast he mscsnt nothing that vas uaheeening es ttaFrupeF.' 8fsA
 ! Now if Mf Fedte made aa Ass ~ himasif la 'his speech. ihea AfS fssfleNsen lA t%a tines ga Ass Or ecsnpineNtsag h0'I hin sud hts spegEa % hlghly. lfss q ea sIss eoaiyary. ua wa doubt not.
 Mr '. spoke Inst hosh af Inc snaA sud lha speech
 then ihe Atlas eaItuf. es asaal, malS sn Asa Uf lf1u sinE eo esAnA6a and sa h4fatally done
 as te ssiraet % raFtewav HsieMiipa tseAf hls Fsn
 aM.-N. M Pafsioe s rste'
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SgE HlAfMlRR ELECTION. FIsrs Gun ia sec camraign. fetal reuis of ths MsxisaA lllirs tn New
 Hampshire.
Ias 0n Grsais Ssais sgaa st tse Atsa q tAe
 Dsms<Talie Celana.

5ae Od Graaas Stafs egam at tSe hfad q tke
 Dsmseralie coisnn.
 The denoesa,ie victory in New Hameshirs is most signal and complete Mexican whigery has been utterly rOatsd and eseEthro9n by the patriotic and inoniia5ie deSaeer1is of tho GFalsite Ssntes They have csrrisd ry'hing -Cs"refnor. Ceaacii. Seaate. and Hoass of Ropscseniaiiyes--ey Iafgcy y IncFeasel maiotities. Governor Willi6anss the prr- samt drmaerlc incsnnhen, is re-eecard by at ieast s.U9e majority. ln the Coancl the allied whig and ahelilien fsciion. iaem present appearances, will have but HtsEbers tn ,he Senate, Prohaiay none; aad ia the Hoase of RePrssen'ssives ihsy will bs largely in the minority ThDs have the s'eriing srmocsais of tisas ra rietie staie Thoroughly pat down the base treasoR wsich soagst ts belFay them 10 the enemy. and agaiH resumed their position at the ad sf the dcocrstte celnmn ef States, which arc always 10 be relied n times oi eaacsgeaey.
 The esssess was sacss iicFceiy yaSsd hy the fae- | oes al iel against the dem0cfaiie parry. Mo6cy was used wstbout stint. sad the whoie pcset el Massechusstts feeFa'tsn bseugsht into tho keld ts aid tic cause aG aeliiiosisa aasd Mexican whss. cry. We RnaeFs'aRd. ioe, that the wing organ za- ton here did eveRyihiag in heir TO to sis the cause of their friends u New ltdBilsssre b1t with sveil exccit 10 reader Ite victory of sar iiils more decisive and eonsp cucas. All hali to ike
 ,anite State and her nnterr el and ancaRqaefa e.eanrcracy r. Wash. UAi5a.
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An f,ish sci.iier daring ,i,e siege of f,. Bra~ 4 wss ssio.ssI cue night on ihe wai, te e,,e pelice of the kind fl ussslss Srharg d from the enea,sy bsresis A CeaSyeve rs ksI, d Fesisct st, aug ' le Pat, beng dissha g1d, hs Il fast srei sh,t Bat sess hpdns ins trsi, To isge, he smeh.led F bv ssasibg eat '.sheii" lie sson ascertaie.i Il al is ,oass wss ioe naeh arna the zss rag erief fos this, aud exelsaisd .bolhsici rnh-iy it l. neisheI shoi eor shsis. Yes. ba, by Jasess 1t is iiioash- sksR, Hsos fsdT ard att"
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The eiitss es inc Rsssile iasbed Gfeeiy, tse e.i:tst of ihe New Yssk Tflbane severely ht just iy. The Irsbaae has ia this unfortunate war, manifested much more synpstby for tho eseay than fer his ewa eoantfyassn. fhs Fonrersm. anii-sentsns. abelisioaiss, wastss.s, fer igsisss ssnhinsd ia the character of Heraee Grssiy be9i' him sssss as sa ianase ef iaaaiic asytam than ie sanei.m oi printing oiisCe. csps Grafdtas ho. ) Eaeis
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'Jim. said Aboer Piseirs Lfe ather dsy 10 his sou --.Jim, you are lazy; what on earth do yoa expect to ds for a iiviegs'
 Why, father. I've been thinking as how would be Revolutionary feasisaer.'
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Here Is au anecdo.c of Genal Tay Tor ahead of aHythins we have sen. We itlk il is even ahead of the telegraph line:
 The Gepersl Is in tbe habitf iiiing with very short stirrups. We'd, in inc Int of battle a, Bac na Vista, inc old veteran saw sannoa ball mski9g towards hin, frosa one os thi Mexican batteries. with terrific speed. Rough si Ready eyed it for a inomeas wilh great iasesesidaring winch tune he aseert sined, win mstheHfiesi precision. the still Bas al the same time hsaiisted bisnseii tha, wi,h little haesss he reuid soia ,hs danger. Sn. waiting ai'h gssst patience uhi ihe shot VAS about to strike him. he deiibAtateiys slssd snself his s,israPs. and the b.i psassd etween hitn and hts saddle. leaving hi,a gaste nElEmsd Th's he ds'e- tor saw with his own eyes, al theieiess there can be no doabs Of its truth.
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Bestad fe Gene OF.-Tii Pittsburg Mercury tells Inc following goel ones
 Somewhere h the vest, sable kpight of the iatiser snd brush was p-sfaning the operation If shaving hoosier with a vel dull razor.
 .ssiopl" sxid the hoosier, That woai do" s.What's de uatta. bosssy
 @fbat razor pulls"
 sws!I. sss aaai;s fps dat. Ah. If de handle eb dc razor sioat hrvak, dc beard bound to casa ofi,
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TuEARKANsAS BAN NER
 PUBLISHED wEEISLr. nv REARDON & GARRETT, THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
rERMs OF ADvERTIsING.

TERMS OF ADVEHTHSANOs
 r,, souare of 10 fines, or less, first ihseruon,
 and VfrTY CENTS for each continu- ',A -,ysr 10 lines, and not exceeding 10, to be u-.d ,s saaare and half-over l5, and not ex- '-l7.r 9n. as two sauares-and in that proportion v, longer advertisements. .,
 .H.,.,Sut ass,;rsed hy some responsible person. " rS.a ,n individual account, at tho above raies, -"nn,s 10 $50 and under Si00, in one year, . dis 's,t of 25 per cent. will be made; and when It .-.oap,s to sle0 or upwards. m the same pefiod, ,.count of 2ai per cent. will pc maae. No oeouc .se however, will be made, If payment be deferred n., ,he year shall have expired; nor will any re- ".,;oa he made on legal advertisements, required sx law to be published.
 yo, exceeding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, S2o :. S0 .s {" 80.
 ,u ,dyertisements. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, sn ., o lines. as the case may be, subject 10 the 's,r-es and discounts first mentioned; and no con- ,.,ris a, these rates for less term than year. No a,ueon for occasional emissions; and all contracts V the year ie be paid in advance.
 STANDING ADVERTISEMENT For 10 lines, or less: each additional .nSs1s e,
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 Aus,anding advertisements wiIl be charged at the srt mentioned rates, unless contract be made when isa for insertion and must be paid for in advance
 No person will be announced for any office, either say state. or county, without the advance payment eskys dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise rs zts and payment required tn advance. H ab win hereafter be delivered to any rcrson n' we have no regular dealings, until paid 'f ii ,,.,.;.s,r euts must be marked with the num- An J.. ;~ed otherwise tScy will be con- a assd sd i,a antiI forbid and charged accordingly M Sa <,l he .rade from the above rates Single number of the paps--, IF cents.
 Al letters must be paid, 1d they "ai n'' " give any attention