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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

~ xas. sAaAH BoLToN
DiDsr thou desire n die and De At rest
Thou u tie noble sogl and giant NINA
Hsd.t thou crown weary Boa tle hppr'rrs quest
or biessednes- that mOrtals seldom ma
Had care and Toll and sorrow 81 combined
To bring that sickness Of the soul inst mars
The h,ppiness that q d ilr men designed
TiIl Thy ssd .yiri spurued Ne prison bars
And yned - soar away amid the burning stars +.
Percbance an angel sought thee In thst hour,
blessed Angel from the Word Of Light
Teaching subn.ssion - Almighty power.
Whose dealings all are Equal yusl 'nt kght.
Perchance Hope Whispered Of a future. bright
And glorious ia IL triumph. Soon . came,
A World adn.nng nailed Thee Win delight
And learning ioyed % trace thy deatncss name
Upon her ponderous tome. Ia characters oi fame
Thou brightest meteor Of a starry age. wrought
What does The word not Ne fheef Thou hast
For scienuic 'Ofe glowing page
Thy mighty energy Of m nd has brought
10 man woudrOus agent 20 has teugnt
Tho gicaless Asata.ny 10 lts fgnt sub. ime.
10 bear upon its AIN. embodied Ihougnt
Warm from lts birthplace t. the iartnesi cline.
hnninuailDg space and vanqglshing e sn lime
Didst thou look down into the shadowy tomb
And crave the privilege % siuuber there.
Untonored aud forgotten thou on whom rare 2
Kind Heaven bestowed end0wmeuts rcn and
Wa life a burden ihat thou cou.dst Dot bearf
A lesson tni- 70 those whose souls have suiven
WIN disappointment sorfow and despair.
Until they feed poison and are driven
To queuch the vital spark that Deity hath given.
And u should teach our restless heart. how dim
And crring IL our finite vision here
Should make US trust through humble faith 100 Ham
VINO sees alike the d.stant sud the near.
The cloud that seems 20 s1m0re. cold and dreaf
May hide prospect lovely. bright and clear
When hghtning's flash aud winds are Wild and high
No radiant beam Of sunlight comes 90 cheer,
But when the wfecking tempctt bss gone BY
God sets the blessed Bow OF promise in the sky
-Ht.sr % Lu,-f Ia.a5 Lsffeala letter b. Gen Nor
. Trenton Yale August ~ NJ 50 Will. relates m. h
snE CURIOUS snerioie
Among oaf l.1s pssserrsrs ap Mohast hsi 81
faf. Dee
lln tho ff bee s,iref s greatest rrh ol
tune More of e erff. Iee4rsh sfrsnt
ted 18th t. eysa0e 1f ta4flf ti IaatHag d.
oi bnsi sfgunelf fae erlsisuf H come nr.
putin. rod 90 fe-s' s1f hopeless etsienr@ w. -se
Il hat az uief DO a~.f ans fs.lrifeHenf he eH
,fg hste afsei himself DIVINE aufi ftstn f f.lnn1
4 Iis ni shh fhe pH..assor TIE sefH Nff .sl
clsne e ioss oi slnes discovery t1e world snd
fame and fortune ID. himself sh woaf have followed
gfensfIfrt elf .eHI valuable sn.r.H tus
ty tle 10 TIE saleiH~ss af rrfafe erection s
mint b, thus e,ns o. prot Mas s,-e one s~sp Of OBJ"
Wis. feif a "a hs pr|ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

together with correct II the country. ciues &C &c
ltls tho largest and most beautiful painting tie world.
Exhibited every night O'Clock. afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At o'clock. al the MI
NERNA ROOMS ft Broadway Admission Is c's Chic
lren half puce SHERMAN 4 TOUSEN
auEtfs ProQueters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05


W Wrst o aci as -eeusfr t. .,e of nes aui popar
pub csr1u--N0 over and above SHEER prr-rs VII Dol
insured i1iaru u v1tur ".l fn nfp'Hliat " ce-I f.
: lef rrf scar some ef no" ln orr riuN nF VIII i4
q.uf r4ke over -'WI per yea. clear uI hl rAiet- "a
Each mao vI have bis district Dr. VIII bee necessary uf
diem o lafe a -t- from ~ loo 50 i1 OBTAIN GOOD ln-
OUT Apply n FEtNDi'o fu1...lng hsI, 2" hf'ad" al
r 49,. 49, ,'''' '' ''- '.-' .frNs,v
N ANTtb-i1 small school boo h- " e-l-rn isfi ~
w Ms-.acTnsefs within 0nr 1afs JON. urr o SEE" los
German .leIisu .u can ie-n nHiH n- oNl joni 1s
AM the piano. Ifq ire Of vs. =. skDJNl Oh. n w 1-
-i 80 n
$50, ..
w N + ~ Joy tit-lf''''' you. '.'l p ''''
Ifoner " N0 has ei Boo .i- cheese la-t 1r years. Enol
references gwen Ary conf .ttna addressed io %
II mHo.lsi lur Catherine, WiA meet Win prompt eNfn
ton. 'i-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

~ rei.s.-- Fslsx "a a--ir. ff--BELhNAP l. WILT
prepared o. o--r -1er fl-lds s11 ne pubic,
Oysters % ne SCI c-sry E-l every sfYe. Also, l1t
Io1-- ic- Cream. el- c-er r-fres1u-r-s e. -1-r
saloL Nl-l IS SIZED Up 81 sslrerior sy.e ior ne zcc1--
l1---oa d. st- al g-1-rlrc Ca Al go ~ yo1l-
ssves - ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
GoUPIL, VIBERT X {
NATIONAL nrIEIATuRE GALLERY.

EXHIBITION or EUROPEAN PAINTINGS
-39 broIdnlD
Open from g AN until in PM
fmusnce % cents SeAsO1 urkei. sd cents o3 fmi.e0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

BOARDING.
BOARD II BKOorLYN-A front psrior and led
efro.u attached e second roOr OBJ ei wl board o. d
gentleman ard Die wife or Two single s-ulem-u n
pleasant neigtho-ho0d and within lree nillies wal "
Ful,on terry Terms reasonable Apply o. sandsst - e
E{OARD.-A gentleman and hi. wife "r sma.. family
ID can he accommodated with good board ad pleasant
with partrs The stsg~s with" few steps OF
the door Apply 81 e6 broome-st % Il Ring ~ Broad
way - -
BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN-A gentle
40 man with wife t-nd ctil can have board iu sls-
private family 10 very peasan, par. OF sol1 BrcoEyu
Ald.ess II II ii CHI. ofice. o4N-
pOARDING.-A few single sea,ene- may be accam-
- motsel With pleasant rooms. breakfast and ies
priysie family a. fS7i Broadway Reference exchanged
- m'
kOARDI>G.-A back par.or 90 second a,or 90 Jet Tor
- TWO gentlemen, win ~ wit1oui breakfast AID t 80
hlfsol-s- 90 81
DOAKD-A private family. ,r one with Few boa.l-r..
Dmsy aadress O. , ai bic Office. o. gentleman wishing
bos'd for himself e, Young cli q snd servant o5 'r
lOARD-A pleasant front room Oh the - foor Tor one
teore ul tNa grrteu-l grllraar .a lls t- co.
su-.e ICONS .or orr -l.'-m-n Apply ans Jaysto@ei
ROARD-Tvo genremen csa be accommodated win a
ID easa. doa noon. saa TWO VAL. sase rooms Gu
Wh;e-st near Brofd~ay o-~-
lOARD-Pi-ssaui rooms wiki board car DO obtained
Ia 80 raomPsou-.i between Beecser and Amiiy IS.
'EHE LADY who hss ilseu tle house p CRY Hall
place, can accomlo' t'so more Eel-eil-a and arf
wives a pleasant fo-s a-- s'o4 board on iras'la e
ier.rs also ,iuee ev-s obj reasonable terms - n-
pRivATk BOARDING.. uaion para. VII a
ctoce 20 r'ii- may a" bed cd aqpca-oa a. ie .-se
DRtEkTE BOARDING, NEAR ST JOHNS
anl slF. or irs.ua.- --..-li-n win desirable "a
roa' s. la haae-i-'i .-'v 1oass Ncs. ~ s. i1a- J
ke.vfrrc-, exchanged. - .s-'1-
>NALL FAMILY. ,.,aaa, children o. b5araer.
f. . . d. i ! .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

COAL.
y ~ ils season 5 equal 20 any that have heretofore
sld Can sfal tines supply orders a. lrces current fr
Goals ~ fr-t quality Also bite Ash and Liverpool Coal.
tfd CO.. hOlslo1-st cor Lsurens-esiablshed in 1883
- IN GEO WARNER
COAL-RED OK WHITE AsH-Lsrge Nut q 90,
y Egs = stove, > - per ion-screened, from yaids
under cover 3il BOTery ant corner Hamuersl.y and
Bedford SIS Lees d lasen from boats 90 to
carmen. Iy-5Sm'I JACOB WEEKS, IN.
COAL.-Exg sove and Na. Peach Orehard. war.
y raned best quality, 10 sac low from yard
Large sheds have been erected keep ihs Coal under
cover snt boz delivered dry sly weather Apply
Al ~ Wssninztoa-st l.l5 I'M ChAs LOWTHER
COAi.-I an delivering The b.st Of red ash GOA a. he
y following ow price, fof ca.h, vel screened from The
and egg = ess . ceuts from oOss coal ways Try under
cover. lsi5 I'M PETER CLINTON
~ Sp-LARGE SUT COAL. 20 FOR stoves
= ~ WARMED best Peach Orchard. dry. under
cover a0d Al l-r sizes a. me Owest markrt prices
tari, - Wsslnso9 near spring = ant nos seconds. BY
- ~ KEkRlGAN
pEsCH NOUNThIS COAI. rom the Nine. u
zee Also. Beaver Heacog Goa Company Leh,6 Coal
" ~ Rare and Nut sz-s. received direct from The
- - .pi $40 fescf-rfltl IRON tle Ard, ~ ils
owes. llffeLl prices l0f tfsi quality Coal, l. CANY.
81 IN Wooster and a. Broad -
| IFKkPouL ORnEL COAL-Now landing
= recommended f1r par use r. viii . n ver- i -5
order rom the vessel screened from he ysrd la o.1
- % -. purchaser r CAEY,
I'll u IN Wooster sld q Bfosd-.t
81 Su PER ToS-NUT COAL-pesea O,s.s,d
- w Red Asa, snd schuy.A- White al, Tor sae q
ron .e Jsra. ApPgto I. STOKES DlCKERgON
i"7 spiaonyst Gear Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

'fO tAkth<ihR AND "a A-ONS.-Proposa. :
wl De received oy The unlers. gned Committee a.
pointed fr t purpose by The True ~ The New VI
society ior The Promotion OF kclcal among CO.ored
CHI dr-a to- he altering Of house D. rhOmsss and ttung
a. The for school and spec fcaaous NAV Be
seen sua farther pauicalsrs otslnei Application 10
NM FIELD, Archllec., q Merchants Exchange Pr1p.-
SIS mus. be scnt 90 bELL. a.. Broadway 90
o. before Tuesday, l1.h iast "a i. oclock NJ
p A BILL
% ~ EDWARD fFLf\
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
L-NINtR-IrY GRalI,IAR -CHOnI.-

Z JOHNSON h-cfnr-Ir. ~. crai-ei ui PM lew year
b-gs- or N1-~sT ~ert Pups fec-l ID - sry -r-
-lrrs t.- -1-r-r fs-or-- PsrE--. Prrr7- is-llal
De- art-l-rii Lewis He,v. Pr-c opal ErE-sa -le's--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
SCHOOLS.

THE WINTER TERN - Ms " sfJR5t>
BOARDING Scl0ol 60 1l1g La-ir- Of sisnioil' 1e-
W.. -o..l.-rr- sle. f.ra. .-. tr'l.. 'efll- a
en-. .rs. a- -- .s itra-.r r.- prrrF s nr D ff--
rsaor ~ g4guor'. Bookstore = Brv-ry - 1ta~t"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

EK.rrr- Comma. .nr gee Care government all u -1
aser--l g -s sre Academy ~ s9-I "a sept y. 1888
So ODD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

DOuFI>G.-6OODWlN' ROOElNG-Nsv ro,f. OF
IL ro1gl boards covered for q ce- Ees f0at. ros 10
il.akts over 81 squares, - er On. lnc ~
: lus c - % s. ccus. ans warranted Coos was cr-ert
: lssfirs DE sane sscs sll..rs Il - ehr
resp ilra1.e an. 1frro1i TO can be- wssr over gsioi
.nry. Rricrenlts aU1 specimens a. S. Wee, br1stWar
-tWcen Chsnhefs AID Warren - ~ lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
DAPEK A REnIIEn PRICK--CYRI. \,

III TIN = lNEUN Z ~ 7 N { - 81 : " :
FltLu a co. paper warehouse, ll C..fstrret Ile.r
Juhnl Nes, York oder 4n os purchasers one
u TIE arEcst ard cvartho SOCKS 90 paper in he
ucd >ia.rs a. prcrs FUrY mach lower iean ever before
Am,uk me great h.l- sins mas bc 90 md
avoo rvaius gool Waie Fan sld ruled letter al q ~
per rcam
e''o rvsirs sood y'ate plain and ruled cap a. = -
per rcsm
l.2t rrsrs gcot " bike fsl csn. a. : 0 rrr rcari
tNtfN 10 -e.1 straw hOrrCs. al o. cls r1f IN.
SD oft do. ti-1crs l.fo. ag c.s PEI 1
50,I.s AFRO hsrgu4 paper. al q 81 Per %
i ! Il u -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
GRAND PANoRAnA or
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

tNHlS PANORAMA represents in the most natural mar
1 ner The marches cncampmenis. ant AL the stirring inc
ieuls ~
TAYLCR's BATTLES IN MEXICO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

O., FOX SABA email farm of acres ct lani n he
~ vicinity Of Railway ind about Fem niruHs' ". hNm
$50 the railroad depot There Is snug s'ny tUisr tli
barn with other improvements q viii De- Do on iaiora
BILE terms good pisnof1re. with some cabinet furniture
would he taken bon part of purchase money For psiio.
lar. ,tois sf .,l ffndspu..I \ 4 Ni lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Alcnou--r
by BANG. hft HAhD- & PIAII1 STORE
H. bf-i.e L.-r1. cs-l Of --.t- -l1-r '- ..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

Nfo-A valuable farm containing ~ ucfcs, win tNo scd
dw el.nes and barn. oufhnusss 80. also, saw sd
gr-t min attached. nescrfang stream 90 arf Nn-
aied he road nom Srotswo iO Ping sl0~n about
miles from te Railway, VIII De sod separate az Do. fhfr
Oct ~ ar O'Clock For t Information inquire oi ne ul-
dersigf Ell. near Sp0ts~o,d. New jersey
JAMAs \. NEEDE, s,.,,io,,
- fOl7' " r MOUNT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

TIE following j. extract from letter received rom
Rev william Gau.hss BERgsHIRE VI Oct -, 1873.
Messr. SANDS I have been afflicted with severe pain
IN my side. Occasi1ned by ciseased liver f1r Inc last
years. suffering 81 tines what language cannot con-
sry, hIt taE1g your sarsapaua have been greatly
-fei. much ha have been able -J attend 90 my
business, and preach occasionally, for The last rfccl
uDr-Ls wholly discarded al other medicine, sud thor
ulsly tired thu sArsaparils which can recommend ll
truth and sincerity tl tfose wEO Ord any nay an ci4d
fglLl species u scr0f4.0us complaints There have
leel remarkable cures effected by 10 in his N
ci.ry Mrs Slae. hy me 0f SIX bottles was restored
20 1eer heal llan che had before oyei FOR years
and Mr " >eve1- wh0 hai beea severely cted wlih
syrpe4s, entirely cured 1y lie u.e u irS bot, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

fOAL.-I an delivering the osst u red cos a. TIE
y following oN prce or cash vel screened, from The
yard corner u Krg snd Greenwich SO nut :. q. .ove
and egz = ess q ceuis from Dos coal dry under
cover. els Inn PETER CLINTON
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01

to lse Asxicsos rRewed coassye aa8 lrsi yoss,. iAem with mera deseSaiined aaa sozxel rssch i:en @ wage 'tss war. ata sparn sii osssturss of peace B iks aaaP'loa of ass .'nasssessy iaac,iss Y, ws wegla entsii aPea ngt esaa'sy an ssefaat defensive war. with no prospect Of kxsrI hatiag | breagia e harry aad honorable igstagasiloa. or. n t'.e rad ~ seeil ts agaia eeapeass tu iaga8s hel bri.tofiss, saG ssve t5e s4ma t@sises 10 Gzhi over. and ths sane fevoig scetes to Tss sllsoi.a By retiring to this ' lis,," ue Noald present ,he spectacle of powerful Hadoa hain,ilated ard boa down before yeaksr one. ssesv.s we prefer tae 6oiiars asd esBls t9 aa honorable and aasalse. ba tioaal eharac,er
 Mir csihoaa's fears sFS excited lest we shoai3 densiiosali1e inc Mexican republic. Th1 el.ae4a seems so have pesvsAad his whole dsso5tss, ant he argues taat to coaqaer lie eeaatty. would -s'tf re7sssaats 'le<l ,o ,bs ti-as;roas eosse4aeaee of anhsxins Der whole eoahisy, nith largo popu!s. tion, Nh5 are uaray sporsst and incspate of sell gosermees
 l; F matter Q! great sstrprise that statesman oi Ae. cs!aoau's admitted wtsaofn. shoald enter tain sach iear', ard, satsrtaisisg ;bets saoad be able 10 bass Hem opoa 10 better grounds
 Has ea; jle President lee'ase5. ia his anuaai faesssee, thst he wea'a never consent ta roS our neighbos oi Ger rstioHsEtyT Hss rot eycrr press. itmaghoa; the length and breadth of the lar,s, ex- c.aimea against all sach notonas And have nat ths people, repeatedly and a-sin dec'ar I. ID ,heit ut ,aefoas cohFeslt.oas thai thes coala entertain no wish D despo4 Mexico oC ter aasloaal character Ye', in the fsee c: al. these facis Mt Gs feass ir ugtph oYer his Setter jaagmeat. and lis pcaRaess aiag ye,l oyes bis Iepdled aagacity. And t be- hoyrs hial 60 provide, hy Fesolstiaa against sssh ali ssigsney. as fl rsse!stton Of Congress could aet be readily repealed, shoaH ,ia people at s5ee future peTioi deem iie asnsxaioa Of tbai eoar.,ry both practicable and beaefcial
 The trl.e policy for securing peace 'yi;h iaIera- aiy lof ihe past and security ioF tae fatuIs, Is prompt and yigetons prosecution Of 'he war. ns- king the Mesraas fsel and bear ,he tay9sn of sup poltii.s large Amerieaa army. And saeh policy called for by te nasosai interests saa honor, is the policy Nhieh ,he Anericaa people niil ssi- pert as5 maintain. LUCIuS
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01

danger to the PeFsssenee os pusify ef cas inssita 'ioas aside tfon the isaaease 4,ivantagss b sur usds end sorrnercs aefeet frcsu lke possession q har5oFs upon the EalF sea Deea fbe Pacific, the iEaniehss azsscaisasai aaa EiGessl sealh ef the county aas sse extensive anaEks; thst Las hitherto hscn closed szsfnst es; aside fSe4 aH shpss adgaa 'sges, @areh have bees elsewhere pgetrsyea st length sod spread sats al ieig strength srd traia sesafe se FeoFlc. tssrs is eeasidssa;io iAt nus. be gratifying 'o The heart Of every rspssiiesa. sd every pflanshropls,, aha beiis7ss that we as reo. pie, are enloYing superior advantages and Vrisiisse. ssat by this act sss will have extended ths area Of tFeedon;' by itis aci We viii have emaneipased a whole na,icnfran ihe shsekles they have been valny endsasoriagio to stake og. by ;his act we wig haye shafed sIh apeishsoring ss aad privileges wa;ch ve peculiarly ss;ey. aaa placed within their grasp that liberty lbat{feeaqm q con seisaes.ef speech sna oI Astsaa and sha, eeHse- qsert prosperity which lhey have fer so leng been StraEsiing 10 acquire.
 These arc things tha, arg aissAdy eommepeed aud nasl, in the course Of time. be cesssmmsea. Theu wky pFetTart tee sss-s | woaie seen lar btttst new to mse, he sahjeet oosaly and calmly sana rre pare ourselves Tor she eyeh inssszt q wasting iAe 'as in iaie discussions uFoa is possibility po rrie4r
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
gEy ]. \ NlFFIT

his ceiesfa.ed divine reached our eliy on saturday ias' and the usual enthusiasm created sY his vel kaswn efequeses has by many been detpiy felt Ibe high tribute paid cvery where to the might. the nisjezty of intellect hes i'sen faiiy awa'Gsss ta Aina aad erovss gather to wines the grace of his manner ard hcar ta.e in- Pfess'ye sRa e-autfai things which eharacserte his sermesa
 Mr aiafiit Proposss to de..yes a lecture upon the cause and efStets of tie Mexican war ca T1.ats,v Y night iu ihe Representative Ha 5, tIe State House. ' l'e popular ihoms for discourse which ha~has s,. ieeted and the no'Oristy gea to his former c,ar.. on h;s sahsert in tl,e eastern cities should iadaes ai tS h.ssud
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
! BATS tay, S
E&saAcr rrou s1srrrslA7rn

LAEHAcf FFoV Is IrFE tATIn
 Cs.ade ., ,.tusehila Co.
 Jas 20th. isIs
 '.Yea wilI ao:iee ihat ,As last aaa,1e1 of 'hs oasehasa iIe;al4, 'Fhig paper paa.i.Ae6 ia .hs p!aor, sss,es ;h. afae of t~ 4e,,aeraey ia, ee5s of the convention. Such is n9t ;se cass. aud aa seen well s'sisae3 wfth tas notninslen- asd greatly ra;ret ,lat 'ae convention sssca e. vi,i. so maca good fsens--an5 geaersi 5ctsrsaiaa- ton to snapa;t iae -ae'aocra'ic cause. sach aswspa2er s4aips ase designed by oar oP.e,- nrnts ia produce dissatisfaction ia oar ranks aaJ a'uec 'h= hunsrey for oBseo to seooa,e caad5aates fa' office a oraosi'ias:v 'he uili of tse usatity .. oar :ssry ezffsssz through ,ae Tate cenveeie3.' 2
 Iruly vogT lriead.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
1 ce-1sga..l.as. .t ias Eea.e, !
eaiTEEtLGE, LAWRENCE Co.
 JaBaafy ista, i-f-.

JahnafY istl. lsls. Dear Besrioa; take great p.sasase ia saving 10 yea. tat the result of cur late convention giyas.s essry 1e'aee'a' and wa arc al ss'isdel Sen: la. Banner t}-----
 Your course has boen saci f. s1si'e bis 7ppTo- bafiea i7 !as tighezi asgFes. because yoa are not e;.gosea 10 crow over ereSnit ia The rzent y,i Tslk of Ashiy-isni, Yeli-iaa CT sny othe. branch of our fatsT, your coaes has bssn seea :n the ate esaspaisfi Ai a7l au='ag'ng 10 destroy a.y leg.o- ef2'] as ta aake yoa many friends Dreis and tosirasn @e wiii al rstv sroau3
 iaass ,saty. k
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
Col. ne,ppslsad's svesth.

iiwin De seen hat ws oeespy large portion ei our psPs- to-dsy, with iLe admirable speech of Col HEMFsIEAp, aehretsd in tae conyfhiion. We sosls request izom cur neaocraiie friends aii at. ien've rersssl of f. [; soaisins matters ol insOs asa'ion asd facts irla'igs to tae eonansrce,aen q the present var wifi aexise. aaies have pas hefs 'ofore been erbode. and Is ih itself loftibls as ase'ss eloquent defence el the measures cl ths ad sn.His;fztl0s
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
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Ws h4,e deemed il proper 10 make the day for .ssisg car Pspsf, hereafter, Tuesday iRstead ol 4aadsy We have been mainly induced "a do thu; n 1e-ogst of the labor which, q, times, has been
 ned in ,Ee office on the Sabbath, and because ss ao no { teIay by this change sny news 10 ogr 5ss,rg rs1is as 'he mails vii be rega.sriy made
 as sstofe. on Monday night
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 - aaxes sga bsxsasmaii saiaines Hefrafes'is sealea sl4aoa. greea p.ss. eollsh. sie satr5;Fs i,le'1 sebssels, eaogr~y H4n.s-, sc cH.ii rs" 1ti Pps.s9s exlissls e3 sealed fase. vs a. asa auteg hase ii.ee. ias.e iesnan strawberry f.ae astp'e syaff, isg Cshtoa ginger, pihe afie s.a Ln-fsn Aafg cheese, tongues and s0nists, sleeet chockalsie -e,3so'faf aad Hagp eiiar;nazse tfes ate1of isisa aia sas shlskey. ia y<Afs ss,s ehegY ees Tai, ef4ebsffiss, pfsAes.. pafA srossai fsee s'sa ''lte tat4inf lepptFs, ahite wing vine. Ssr. se MaeSer fresA. ieii.iy hesfiaxs siih ;l.. r'e sHFenai aai 'fAlootg tsa# of 8ge4iof qisla. g. 5se Sc
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samples of tae nos, bcautifni cotton ever rais,4 in Arkansss nas be ssen now at the store of Mf. Wm. 5. Watt They aere produced on the ulaa. 'ation of coi. I Fsrreiy of Arkansas, Some have ihe Psfiy and whiieaess of snow lake. and cth- CTS 'te creamy richness of color go highly psiaa b. ihe brokers of New Orleans.
 Gel FaTreliy has he seed oi the latter d,,scrip- ton for sale at one dallar per bnsheI
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troa, every section af the Stats We Eece:ve Inc nsssi enthusiastic psaaais os he prorsedings aop- led hy the late Democratic Coayentioa. I.ettefs, D this effect. ,fofa different counties, ne ueou su table IL plies, whieh ws reserve for publication shsa ;he wAigs a~aksn oRessl'ion sitser to the vho kass beea selected as standard bearers ef ihe party ths Pripeip psotrl gaie > that Con- gestion
 Oar friend of the Eliotsdo taioa wilh foe rlear- sighteaaess ard Democratic tons raich have d. ways characterized 'hat pape' ia a!iuaiog b the movements o( the Conves;iUa tie disisioa in our ranks, end ,le ioceadyes to uni;y whieh governed t, has ;he lallo@ing:
 And what heightened the fears and anxiety ei every tplY genuibe Democrat, were the lnessnrts which ise Wings were adepling, ;o take adsanlazs oi tbs condition VI the DeJnorfetic psr;v--belsev isg thai f the Convsgion--owinx 10 t1e flsziiec ton 4aG division in is rafks-coali not heTieits tas party, and uais < apon laaateF eaeh eaiee. they could again Newiou-ise the Slate iu '4s Al 'hsse !acls lad tendency 10 excite the u,sgos. s!atB n every Democratic breast. Eat are proud 10 say that all our ieafs and appfehe, sioas, although bsss3 Gpsr good pTeaises. have pros ed 10 be bag bears aaG that ths most spg!eaeeftsE bar Ucfy sna eonsert C action, prerafisd ta tn Con veniiae; arA shIeii we 5sAcve, is ,he haieange ol ntisoiiS and concert rI ecsfGe is Ele AJ@Hvt.st.l fa eks thfoagaoui t4e Sssts.s
 lad tbey asi1
 'i > useless for es, al iias iilte to speak ol ise merits oi Bffw and J3asssH. Theis aotpFis;y thrpes ont tie sale, ta-lr pahise services aud tac fe4Gesey s.ah sfieh tfsy have been spoken ct, renasts II slTFFT.go- -atoFy We ex9Tsss oar eniifc safisirc;ion at ihe,r Hotaiaations Tne gtRi.emea 10 have ,h e1rur Of fili8< ihe Electoral ticket q ihe Stale are sterling Dsreefets. aoi men o' sbi- fy--Sebasi5ea. Raaae aRi ! su Tbcy wA iaIali tse da:,ss ot ,asiF oiiise a},a fidelity are sa .issed better ssaecGials eoBit Bo hste beer a9ate, --5sea alo e5al3sef wngl, hase Gona laaTe te bar woHi1e ihe Yar'y aut | BON 5eaoo.es eyeTs D. uoerat ia sfe Sists, to lsud tAesa hs tfUc. snest Ggilecaias ant 3ecitei support throas ssolt iHe storms eaa tegupes's -f t9e ensuing campaige. A a1oTe .espefaie sEart was never msde. than Wiis he aaade U iee "higs itis year. They elA atteMP; n f4a F4go iaa be Pres densis! chair, as lhey i4 hauissu, ia leia. Then, lst E- 5e ag aad de3aa,- La as fesol,- i5et. wsa, aay, sse arc, each and sH, 'udssi3 39sis and eoliesseft, faf se er.e- cp3es ef }eH9crae3-f5r IL seAe Nia caTa asf tisss pFs1e9 lss Sget iaeh we have in inc fed, aud tfat asa Nbo aoss a2. Gife tbsm bs sspp9li IS not 'fae Democrat art tesefyes 10 oe pe0Gciy gea4 o4t el tEs patty