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THE WIEE,S RRIRNn.

Important to those about 10 become Mothers. DROFESSOR ALEXISV. PAULlTAN, oftbe I Paris Lying in Hospital. member Of the Medical Academy of France, Corresponding Secretary ot the Paris Pharmaceutical College, respectfully pegs leave 10 announce to the ladies of neTica, that he has appointed DR. JEROME Y. C. ROTTEN HURTY, of New York, his sole American Agent, for the sale oi his wonderful medicine, known in France as the WEES FRIEND, or MOTHERS ASSISTANT, the most extraordinary r.edical dis covery the world has seen. Its province Is to lessen the Pains of Child Birth, and promote safe, easy ani speedy delivery, which it does by assist ing nature. It IS perfectly harmless, etheaclous, pleasant to the taste and never fails to promote an easy and safe delivery, and improves the general health of both mother and child It has been tested for years in all the principal Lyingin Hospitals of Europe and receives the sanction of nearly all the prominen: Colleges and Medical men of the old world. 1t is the greatest medicine in the world 1; as all will admit that medicine must be that will lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on child birth. There is no mistake about the medicine doing all that is said oft.
 It never Faiis. It is in the form of fine, light powder, to be made into drink, and used for few weeks previous to the expected event. and it's price is so low as to bring it within the reach oi all. Surely no humane husband wilt suffer his wife to endure pain. when it can be so easily and cheaply avoided For the small sum of only Sl, sent post paid 10 DIR. JEROME Y C. .ROPENHURTY, New York Postofiice, package will be sent by return mail, 1t being so light that 1t can be sent anywhere by mail, at a very trifing cost No unpaid letters taken from the office. To prevent imposition, the U. $. Agent. Dr. Ropenhurty will write his name in full oa the outside label of each package. No other genuine. Remanbey asis.
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Ew eeapS AeAIy m TIE NEW STORg!!

NEW Wbub8 AuAIN M HID ubW NIvnb . . HALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re- WV turn thanks 10 the citizens of Little Rock, and of the surrounding county for the very lieTa patronage with which they have favored hIm, (hav- ing far exceeded his most favorable auticipaiors, aud would hereby bcg to inform them that he is inst receiving for the 'third time within six inonts larre and well selected stock of CLOTHING i; DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, CR0CkERY, HARDWARE; Boofs, Shoes; Hais, Caps; Drugs, Medicines, Paiats, OIis; CdsifHgs, Liquors, Itn Ware, Sc., Sc.
 Which he wi sell at wholesale or retail tor cash, at New Orleans prices, making cost and carnages Therefore all rersous wishing 10 purchase are kindly solicited to caIT ahd examine for themselves n tse new brick building recently erected by Mir. Wool ruff. on Markham street, few doors above the An- thony House. where he will continue to receive new goods every six weeks, and keeps constantly on hand full assortment of ai kinds for the accom- modatioB of his customers.
 Little Rock, Dee. l9, Isls. l5-h
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Lawyer nnd xYitness.

There is a notorious criminal iawyer--and by this term we mean lawyer in . criminal court-we remember, who in almost every case which comes under his charge, puts the following question to witnesses at the closing of his cross-examnation.
 Hem! Witness--were you ever in the State Pfison,'' q
 or course ths almost iavariable reply amidst the astonishment of tho embarrassed witness, is:" No, sir"
 .Y You can step down." continues the lawyer, withe,l syllable in explanation, and the jurymen stare at the witness as he moves away. while the counsel pauses and atters an expressive ahem--as much as to say, "gentiemen Of the jury" you can judge of this fellow. character for veracity. say no,hins-I don't-I couldn't prove il readily; you may believe as much as you like"'
 Occasionally, however, the learned counsel alluded to meets with his match Not long ago he ran foul of knotty customer, ,' whom he suited thoroughly 10 the end of his customary chapter, and 10 whom be put his final stereotype qtestion-Ahem, !" were you ever in the State Psison ?" when to the Ator- ney'sevident surprise the witness replied in sub- dued tone: "
 "Yes, sir!"
 "Ah! thought so,'' continued the counsel. {" though, so Gentlemen. you will please give your attention to the witness"
 You have been in the State Prison, then'''
 "Yes. sir" continued the other meekiy.
 "And how long since"
 About two years ago. sir"
 Two years ago. gentlenen-you will please bear in misd--this witsess, now by his voluntary confession. admits he was in the State PsIseh.''
 "Yes, sir.~
 His memory. as have already taken pains to impsess upon your minds, gentlemen, is most extr'oaneIy; and you can place as much confidence as you think proper in mans testimony Mhs>has beea an inmate of the State Prison."
 'How .ang were you there. witness 7'
 "Abou, on hour, sir.''
 "Eh! A-hem. How long!"
 "I was there, sir, about an hour on Q visit oi curiosity to examine the prisoa, and very well remember seeing you there at the time, and took you to be convic,."
 "A-hem--yoa can step down. sir" said the dis. eouahted attorney, and though the above uneour. teous reply might almos, have been construed into contempt oi Court. yet in this case, smile perya. ded the faces Of judge and jury, and the witnes. respectfully retired.
 There is disposition to worry and hampe, witnesses, altogether too common among the legs fraternity. and fl s high time that this evil shold be abolished. The caase of justice and equity requires this-bat as these are matters with which lawyer, have very little to do. and which they care far les. aboat--as general thng-the wrong must find i,s ssst corrective elsewhere than among the members ot the bar, we presume. Hf
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A. J. H U TT HAS just received from New Orleans large H stock of GOODs-amOng which are the fol lowing articles:
 hhds. Sugar; 90 sacks Coffee; 10 bbls Molasses; 25 boxes Star Candles; 10 half, do.; box best Imperial Tea; tierce Rice, Casia 10 doz. Mustard;
 and Mace; l baske, Salid Oil; cask Claret; bbis. Dried Apples.
 HARD WARE. 5000 lbs. Sweeds Iron; 25 pair Trace Chains; l6 Fiith Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do. with Stretchen;
 Louisville Blacksmiths' Bellows, 90 inch; do. do. do. 36 inch; Mousehole Anyils, and Sledges; Long and short handled SPADES, &c., &e.
 HATS AND CAPS. Moleskin, Silk, Coney, Russia, Panama. Leg horn. double and single. and Palm. Leaf HATS, of all qualities and piices.
 CL OTHING. A small but we'll selected lot of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING. for sale low.
 BOOTS .dND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the 6ghtest Kid to the heaviest Brogan. Childrens, shoes, of every size and quality. .aLSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSW ARE, GLASSWARE and WOODWARE--and, in fact, complete assortment of every kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock. The public will benefit themselves by giving me an early call. apl 10
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SPRING HATS.
ROCK HOTEL.

A MAJOR PELHAM has leased, and will tsssI open for the accommodation of visitors and
 &-lboarders, by the day, month or year, that large brick edifce the bank of the Iiver the first below the State House, in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas. The hoase has been thoroughly cleansed and repaired, newly furnished and entirely reno- vated in every respect. His table will always be abundanily supplied with the very best the market affords. Reading Room has been opened, in which may always be found newspapers from var- ous parts oi the United States. jan30
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fin Election Pua.-At an election dinner lately a voter said he had never received bribe to the ex. tent of farthing. "Oh, Smith, how can you say sol" observed snother voice, when know that Mir. W, sent you haTe." "Ay, that's true enough
 but it was fu. of maggo's." "Well. then," was the rejoinder, eff il was not bribery il was corruption "
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Rates for Yearly Advertising. Fer 10 lines, or less,l saeh additional
 5 snonths,{ st square, q 6 lU . A, ,a (. IS I2

first mentioned rates asfiess d contract be made when left for insertion; and must be paid for in ad- vance.
 Nsperson will be announced for any office, either city, State, or county, without the advance pay meni of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise menis, and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered lo any Prrsos with whom we have no regular dealings, aali! pad for. ... '....s..
 All advertisements must ee marked with the nahi Der ef insertions desired, otherwise they ~lli IS continued until forhid, and charged accordingly
 IL Ne variation will he made ircnl the above rsles
 Single number of Inc paper, i2l4ss eents-
 All letters must te Post pasd, of tbey VIII Ass ie SsIve any atteAtion. 48
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SIDEBoARDS. BUREAUS, SOFAS, DIyANs
 Common and MahOgany Spring Seat Chairs;
Furniture.

KUFEIHUtHECs VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that lie still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, al his new stand on East Main st., near y opposite the Presbyterian church. and is prepar- ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESW.AX
 .fND PEL7RiES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Coftins made at all hours Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse is prepared to at- tend to buIials, in the city country, the most reasonable terms VIM ANNEARt Feb IT, lS47 a3.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

<mA THE UNDERSIGNED, late of the Lit. Esss77 tie Rock City Hotel, has taken and refitted -Ak-4ti'e Franklin House, at the steamboat land- ing. with the intention of keeping tavern where my old patrons and friends, and the public generally, can find me. My fare shall be the bes, the country affords; charges shall be such as 10 suit the times A share et public patronage Is solicited.
 lan30:t26 A. HOOPER, Propristoy.
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REMOKAL

IoHN D. ADAMS has removed ,c the .,r,o J Brick SIoreAouse formerly occupied by cHssS nArtEY' on Markham street, and opposite Dae,ot nos IonS6 Drug store Having just returOed iru,a selected stock of DRY GOODS, CR0CFRfrs HARDWARE, QuEENswARE, Boots. SAos, Hats and Caps, Sc, Se.--ait of which win hs sNi at very reduced prices, lcs Cash oI country prnrT
 Country merchants, and others, wishi& ia pn,. chase would do we'll 10 give him a call. an. ey- anime his Goods and Prices before purchasing eIse. where, as he feels confident no oue in It,Ie R,rL can sell cheaper or better goods than himself: and
 examine his stock At@s. ""
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r.ac yvoilLiS Id FULL ov nmAUTY.

ss Thars ls voice within me, Gs And 'lls co sweet . vOice, That its soft llspings win me .s,t Till tears start t0 mine eyes Deep from my soul it sPTingeth, Lake hidden melody, And eyefmoFe t singesh This soug Of songs to me; !" This world h fHll of beautys Like other worlds above, And n we did 9Hr duty,
 h might be fuil of l0ye" when plenty's round us smiling. Why wnkna this cry for bread Why are crushed millions toiliag,
 Caaunt, clothed In rags, uHfedi The sunny hills and valleys
 Blush ripe with fruit and grain, But the iordliug in the palsce
 Stil robs his fellow men. Q. God. what hosta are tramplcd
 Amid this press for goid-- What noble hearts are sapped of lie, What spirits lose their hold! And vet upon this God-blest earth
 There's room for every cue: Unguarded food still ripens,
 To Sssss--ret in the sun. IT G0t0 Wefo not uu tnotg
 Were mind and merit worth, Oh. there would be bridal asa Bctwixt high heaven and earth! Were truth cur uttered language,
 Angels might talk with men; And God-ilIumined earth should sec The golden age again! For the leaf tongues of the forest, The hower-Iips of the sod, The birds that hymn their raptnres
 Into the car of God And tho sweet wind that bFingcth The music off the sea, Have each voice that singeth
 This song of sosgs to me: "This world Is full of beauty,
 As other worlds above, Asd if we did our duty, It might Do full of love"
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AMERICAN FLoUs Mus IN Cnn.-A Valparaiso letter to the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. says ihere thirteen mills in Chili conducted by Ame- riean miIIers. The grain sells for $i 25 per 2,& bushels
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,9S-A letter to the N. 0. Pcuyuns. from the city of Mexico. says that nearly a0oo California e,pi. grants havr Psssed through that city from the Uni. led States.
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EDIBLES.

EDHRLES.
 Ao0 Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and Bouil. 100 fresh Peas.
 100 {" Lobsters.
 60 Terrapins Also, fresh Salmons, Clans, Milk, Mackerel, boiled veal. &c., &c. hermecally sealed in tin cans purchased and received direct from the celebrated houses of Wm. Underwood x Co, of Boston, and E. Wright, of Baltimore, warranted and for sale by Jan3O W. P. OFFICER.
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Giring and Reoeisiag There is frequently more pleasure in giving thing than in receiving it. This sppIies more especially to medicine, advice, and kicks. ea ah
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From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri.
 yer to Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 TENIE light draught steamers W LILLIAN ARM \ STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for tse veyance of freight and passengers-the Wm. Arm strong and Medinm leaving Napoleon on MoRdays and Tksysdays at 9 o'clock, A. M.-Returning will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Rareu and Fort Smith, and extending her trips tO Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement, and that their reghts will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spstch and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats are in good sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS S Go, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENW GOD & Co, Ag'ts, N. O. Dee. n, ls47- IA
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY

AND PRINTERs' DEPOT,
 No. l7, Canai St. kOV, opposite Ae Castom House III II. GREEN respectfully announces 10 Psin- Als ters and Publishers that he is constantly manufacturing, and has on hand, an extensive as sortment of TYPE, of every description, and every article requisite for the printing business
 The subscriber is also agent for the sale of MA. PIER, SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES. also, for PROU1sS PRINTING INK, (of ali colors,) with George F. Nesbitt's celebrated pr, mium WOOD LETTER, which he will furnish |, any quantities at the shortest notice aprlO BIC n
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Arkansas River Packet.

h THE splendid new steamer PhiIip
 Pennywit, K. Beatty, master, wiia leave New Orleans for the Arkansas river the 7th inst, and will run during the sea soa from New Orleans io Little Rock, Van Iiure,,. Folt Smith, and Fort Gibson, touching al all lhe intermediate landings.
 For freight or passage. having superior accom-. modations, apply on board, or 10
 ieb2GSm T. D. MERRiCK & Co.,, Agents.
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N9REMW1mc,,-,,, ,,,,,

"iE subscriber, agent for H. Habernaa. w,u A continue the fornsrs business at his old .,snd on Main, near Markham street. and keen cons,s,,. y on hand fu! and well assorted stock of |; ros ries' Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cas,,us. %e, @c' all ei which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for eo.n..1 dnee, as secf hides, peltrics, bcexwax. Sc.
 Jani l9 JOHN KRAuSE
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EASTERN, via. Napoieon. Due, Wednesday,, Friday, and Sunday. :. 9. m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1, a. m.
 SOUTHERN, to Washington 0nd Fslton Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. . :, p. m Leaves. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ?. a. m.
 WESTERN, to VGn Buren and Fort Smith. Due. Wednesday and Saturday. ......... ?. p. m. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday,.. 3, m.
 NORTHERN, 10 BatesuilLe.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6, D. m. Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ,. a. Tn.
 To Pine Blgf and Cctambia. Due. Sunday and Thursday. s, p. m. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, .......6, a. Ill.
 Reagan's Biafs, to Si. Francis. Due. Monday and Thursday. ...........l2 l2, m. Leaves, Monday and Friday. y,............. l2, m.
 Knderhook, Quit,nGn and Rich Hoods D"e' su"eS"ay' ''''.'''''.....'''. D, P m. Leaves, Ihursday... ......B............S s, q. III. To Perryuille, DanUiile, and Tomiinsonuille. Dne. every other Thursday, n. m. Leaves, every other Monday. :, a. m. bS- All mails closed at o'clock, p. m
 The office will be open one hour after the Eastern mail is opened, and two hours in the afternoon. on Sunday. VIM. F. POPE P M
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fla Honorable Man.-We take the following sketch of an honorable man from Hunts Merchants Magazine;
 Although man cannot be an honorable man without being an honest man. yet man may be strictly honest without being honorable. Honesty refers to pecuniaIy aaiEs-honor refers to the prn- eples and feelings. He may pay his debts pune tualy, he may defraud no man, and yet he may act dishonorably. He acts diskcnorably when he gives his correspondents worse opinion of his rivals in trade than he knows they deserve. He acts dshon- orably when he sells his commodities st less than their real value, in order to get away his neighbours customers. He acts dishonorAbly when he purchases at higher than the market price, in order that he may raise the market upon another buyer. He acts dshonorably when he draws accommodation bills. and passes them 10 his banker for discount if they arose out of real transactions He acts cisbonoraby in every case wherein his external conduct is at variance with his real opinions. He acts dshOnora- biy it. when carrying on prosperous trade, he does not allow his servants and assistants through whose exeItons he obtains his success 10 share his property. In all these cases there may be intentional fraud. It may not be dishonest, but 1t may be dishonorable conduct.
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Southern United States Mail.

1Tt- Weekly CoacA Ltne from L1ttfe hocE
 to Washington, .frkansas, aud Co ihe
 celebrated Hot Springs, tn
 four horse coaches. FNNHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock (and Washington oH Tuesdays. Thurs days, and Saturdays, al A. M.--Reachiag Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the The greatest attention will be paid 10 the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ae- eommodations are good, and charges bo~eF than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens andtravelieTs respectfully solicited. Aprii as ssn HAMMOND x co,
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DENTAL NOTICE.


 nR. MCINTYRE, Dentist respectfully informs 1I his patients and the public, that his office has been removed to Mir. Chumpn's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession In skillful manner and at moderate charges. The teeth may be preserved beautified or replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per formed with as little inconvenince to the patient as possible. The true value of the teeth is only known when these useful organs of mastication, speech and form lost Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofchildren under ls years will be regu- laed free of expense; aso advice given on the pre- servaion of the teeth and the proper dentfrice to be used The mouth examined without charge or trouble to the patient The following gentlemen referred to in regard to Dr. McIntyre's qualifications practical DAptist
 JOHN II. RoBINsoN, Col l.. ]. BRANDON, GAIT. A. PIKE, Dr. S. LAURIE, Mir. w. E. WOODRUFF, Mir WM B. WAIT,
 Mir. G. B. HAYDEN.
 LatIe Rock Oct. 6, lsiS. B.. DLoUGHS.-36 No. l, Halls Improved Peacock;
 l3 No. ?, |" |"
 6 Nc. ;, l2 No. |, Halls Valley, with cast points; Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by
 janl6 VIM B. WATT
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ELOUR, FLoUR.-li bbls- superfne Flour; N 25 sacks extra superfne, do., just received from Van Buren, and for sale low for Cash. by
 ieb20 A. J. HUrT.
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To the Travelling Public.

vEsHf undersigned would respectfully Iutorr, ,h -A travelling public, that he has established a ferry at the upper Steam Mill, where he Is a, ni times prepared to ferry movers travellers and ero. vers, with aa much or more prou,ptltade than they can be crossed at the other ferries at Little Rock. His boat is entirely new 55 feet in length, and the best row-boat ever used Nt this place he landing on the south sise is at the Steam NH, ot Messrs. George Johnson t Co, where travellers can ai all times be furnished wi,h -four and e"sn meat of the best quality. Corn can he had on the Worth side of the River, on reasoasee terms. The landings on both sides are good, and tho roads will be keptia good repair
 J. NJ. GILES. Little Rock Oct 9ith. I3As.
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 hsssHihs-@Wbsn EIaaEaEy wss invaded by Jella- chich, in September iast and fifty thousaad armed men were collected in fortnight In Inc nsighbOr- hood of stulhwclussaburg, to rsps the aggression. Kossuth Issued . proclamation. from which we sa- tract the following sentences.
 "it is aR eternal law of God, that whosoever "baadOueth himssIf will bs fOrnaksn by the Lord |" IL Is an eternal aw, that whososer ssslsteth him. self. him will the Lord sssiyi'' "Jt Isa diviss law, that false swearing by I,s results ehasisih itself It ls law of our Lords, that whOsOever avaiIeth himself of perjury aRd lniastlcs, p+spsssss himself the triumph ef jnsLice." Standing firm on those eternal laws of the universe. swear that nay pro- phscy will Do falfllsd; It Is, that ihe freedom of Hungary will be effected by this Invasion of Hun. gary by Jsliachich." This proclamation, which electrified the chival- rOus people to whom It was addressed, conclades in a siyle not unworthy an eastern prophet, nor un- suited to the genus and origin of his raes by these words:
 Between vesprinn and weissenburg, the wO- men shall dig deep grave, in which we will barry the name, the honor, the nation of Hungary, or our enemies. And on this grave shalt stand . monument, inscribed with record of our shame: SS GOd pnniahes sp.oardiee; or we will plant on 1t e tree of freedom. eternally green, from cut of whose foliage shalIbe heard tho voice of God speak ing. as from the fiery bush to Mosss: The spot on which thoa siandess Is holy gFound;' thas do reward the brave. To the Magyars, freedom, TO- nown, wsll-befng, and happiness"
 His speeches In the Diet were of another kind. In these we find the lucid exposition, the cool req. soling and large vIews of the statesman. In these, he ever s,aads ferth much the resOlute opponent of communicate violence as of military despOtism.
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EmAnRmD~AmRHs-. mR Hs-.

v M M H& MD N~ A M1 M1-e MILL, < cut and hand-saws: cotton and wool MI cards; and coffee mills; stocks and dies, horse nails; coach wrenches; sieelyards; iron mO- lasses gates; shoe thread, peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges, brass top dogs; files iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, &c.
 Received and for sale by
 ian20 VIM B. WATT
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WHITE LEAD. OIL. &e. JUST REC'D, PER STEAMER CASHIER, J the following, smong numerous other articles 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 do. No. l. do.
 bhls. Linseed Oil; bbs. Lard Oil;
 l do. Putty; do. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 half boxes, do.; 70 quarter boxes, to.; 50 boxes Win4ow Glass. assorted sizes; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 l5 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 Griadstones: 50 bbls. Ohio Supeihns FLOUR; Japan vsEnish. Hans. Brown Soap, Starch, AL cobol, Stone Jugs. Wire Seises, &e., Sc., all of which will be sold very low. May 9. VIM. R. WAIT.