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The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
Home Affections.

The u@sTl has memories iAat never cir. Tine rough Fuus ot lbe wpriI cannot ot35t-raIs tg=ln. hey arr memories cf Losuc -eaIty home. There is laaelc u tHs very sound. There is Jbs ols tyee un-er uijcl line .igat-hear;ed boy swda- many say; ye!.ies i!se rsor,tu which J.. ieaucs fo sw1n. tscra ;he house in which hc kuew parents love. roo,a ja ,g ch he rouped ish brothers long since. a,.ts, i5i4 .H t4e yara iR which he must soon be gathered, oFersa3-oEr4 by y0u o!d charcb, wither, wih Joyous troop .,Ae hiins-if, he has often fol iowe- its parents to worship with. shi hear the good old man who administered at tile 4iier. W ay, even ths very sUhOo-hoase, associated in youthful days Hitl thoughts of feruis au1 tasks, now comes back 10 bring pi@lsant remem5r Hces of many an occasion that called forth some generous exhibition of She iA l-si traits of halan nature. There II is where " IeaFuet Co ied some of hs lrst e,notioBs lDef-. E.rrhanoe, he irsJ ms@t lhe being lsuo. by her ioye and tenderness in sfleF life has made home for hialSsf happier, even, than tl4t which his chi4hoo5 bhcw
 There are certain feelings of humanity. and those, too among the best, taat fa1 aH appto- propriate place Tor Ihcf exercise cnly byqous own fresi1e There IS d sacreIneSs in the privacy ol that, which i, were species of aessrrstou Co yio- late. II who seeks wautosly 70 invade ii is aei- ther more Hor less than yi.iain and ne4.-ea ahrre exists test oi the ceb4semeu: of mortis in a ceHmuHty, than the disposition io toer4le, in any mose the msn who disfrEarts tire Esuctity of privat, life. h the turmoil Of The world let there be at ie1st one spot where the pcor man nay find affection iIatis aisiHtcFesrt; where he ay indulge a conldence which is not likely to be abused
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English Liberty and EngiisA Law.

Gscfac Joseph Mantle. a ehartlsi, wna ttied si Chsster, on the 5ts n@csIsher, f0s conspiracy sHa sedTton He pleaded hts own cause, and appiiwd te the judge to be fBrnlsbed wiih q chair, table, aad wl.tiug materials, wiihoat which he cond not tako nocs SD as 10 defend himself Ihs was all re- fused and the ' ludge, siys a London paper "per. severed in disallowag sny accommodation" iIa then applied for copy af the Gepositioua agaiAst h,m which WITS aI~u riJaed the udge saying hs " had no power to give htGf cops v but the attor- aey general glye t1 Eim as matter of favorf' He was found guilty, sl course, and might have beeH sai 5ut t ras the appearance, think, of a very one-siird proceeding to lcny prisoner on tria @ might 1e for hs lile) the accommodation of pen, ink ana paper chen he had 90 counsel and no a3votate- II th.s $ English cfiminn nw, t is vet iiIte worse uian Nrsuiposed t ia be The fol- lowing is an eNtract from the iudge's address to Mantle. when passing ~cntcEcsou h'm:
 You, Mart,c, made that sed.iols speech, and were party t0 be conspiracy and riut. |, ls true you were not there in body but yoar spirit was there. You sounded tI,e tFampet, bat you were not in ule vaui aud ii is aEays with people like you. oI are y0ung man, win very yoiubto tongue, and du eHpty head, as most mob orators are. advise you to study more and apeal0sess--- to knew If you caB be mUie to know that boy of twc8,ytwe Is not tlr person So alter the coastiia- ton Ol this couutry, You nus, b. maio 10 feel that our towns and c!tics must not run the rink of being placed 'u aHurs by ths get 4f msdmsn and a fsoi'
 " e H1f* HNi Ae4 #E t same Hfl1t another sN- ;f1c-liuary case. \ girl convicted in tle siand of Guernsey p l@.i9, uf hay'aa a:tempied To paisoa a family and was eeaen need by the court to D. ban- issed te Enetai where sine regnnlued nntii iaiely: but, having hoc0inc drsulute. and being sick she sept bark. pnieus 51'eas tr Guernsey, by the officers g She parrish Ia s,h.4h she liscd but by the aci h1ueh involuntary, of r~turuing her fife became forfeited. and, tD iicr from Inc allows, pardon from Inc Qren was neccaan J, which waa graHte4
 II is, then. LasIisb law in the English islsnd bf GueEneey, thah ts sc'urn trom t@ansportation, though jnvolantJiiy, and by Inc application cf force, d capital efi',nce, 1sJ is punisleJ by hang iag And the facts in tiis are, that for tho crime committed hy Inc giri-onc most deserving of punshBieui she oaiy baniAhed t0 q beitsf part of her owu coaa4Fy; bat for crime, snisie- ..eapoT oifsUce whatever. sbs vas by law sea t'ncod tp death, and, bat for the ezefeiGa of the psr oniae power Of Aef MAlesty, would have eufitfs4 t.--t tfg,t Gioh,
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THE pooa--coD HELP TuEa.

sY. aRs. HtET (. HE 5ETT. Cd Winter hath cosae wi;h a s'eaiihy tread
 Der tbe fallen Autumn lsaFesy fad shriliy he w histlst5 overhead,
 And rreth beneath ihe caves; Let him come. We care hot mid our miFih
 For the driving snow saia; For ltit.e We Feck of the cold, cAiA hearth,
 0. the broken @iadow-paoe. 'Tis stormy nigh, but our g!ee si.a!i mock
 4, iae winds that loudly Frsie, As they echo 'h- E.asas ot the poot that knock WtA their coia hands at e45 gale; The Poor. We give iasm :as t4i.-gicked bone, Aad lie dsy sa1 u.i.easd bread; Ah . they ueFef, Gsl help them kRaw lie pain Ol being ogeI-lli. Fl.l 5oand again wia iae cheefiag wina.
 Where ,be Ire -.ogss warm and bsishi; Agj s.ps me 2 soHg. sWcethear, % lCiYe,
 Ere yoa whisper sa words " good gight v 3oa Heser w}il drsSsa. Resg' s.s'Sses sEss Oi your If and eastaiHs5t 5ssi, 0g Tue scsaly ns aa5 ts3s stifer,eg form, AG& i.a "tias roof o'sfhraa. Tie or. t,at PlJ t4em in ;iIelr ucsI
 N- se payer for every eoga1; ! hey s-E us V,.h ottS'jetct'G uaaLs ieg bread, Aat Wr -5yr uatb tset- sf1he. Gotte.p taa.s. Got Ie.p us lsI ulcA see .-cs, l...-s io.'y aod Fssh te, Aa4 open .tr aealls ia si tl3I Aucck,
 WI'U Cgy -l ea4rty.
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City Ordinance.

\ N0RUlHA&CE T. to estalilal. Board of Health \ h th- cts of Li.lle Rock.
 >esaaa | UfN ocfqiae8 5g tts Mayor a19 -H- .tasa sf lte ettJ af LuEIe Rscj, That there snail b, .s-s...acl ID Inc city of LitIa R9eA Rgard ot iLt-,sa, b consist of tHe Mayor, Constable. and .-z aaeg ysr-0as. 70 be selected by t!s- Board [. A.-sfasa, wlih view Of gsafaing against eonta- s9as st Fesis.rniia diseases, and to promote iac .saee4i asaita O. the city.
 s=c 2 | hai t shall 5e the duty of il'e members i inc sad Board of Health, and they and e4th ef .as sfs aas@t4si ta eNasiae Ihe eItg lS1ss aissas ane %sif fiew of aseeftaiiling tue cxisteBcs 3l lay na.saHces. dit. filth, standing water, crugy ,-s' ihsg calculated b ia HTe the brs.ti, of tf.e ..l sas tlsy snail liise rasyrt, io tae city Coaa-
 .s eee-ssol my requir., oi icsS lelinss aa- la- ..-s48 ta.s ieAa.i.
 Wn-aeg,- tbe sud Bcatl oi Us4it... ia l-, E Hlesr eS Ainl'egsi zltal. tiHt agy frolt or .a.y-Fsf.. D, ce.ar. Uf houscs, out-lulss s, baFu> ,. s-.5.- ar ota-s tsA-IHgs, tsneueuls or ..rIe- 'l's, s4sa r-ql.1s esesA,in-. tns saia Uoarl or aly member thereof si.5i have ihe aujAo i,y ct .'...41 h,f o@a.r, occupant, oT pvrso!., thelso, :. @t5ss l4e s-me- lu saCh mauus5 as they CT -'te el ia-u sl4.i ..raet- au4 on failure OF r+ius 9 -ts sae1 direction w wlt~44n T-asaHzs,3e tIl1l- i -es'a.ie .il, cause t4t sam" to 5e 1sHc B., Ji4e e'fsass ?t such eaHrr, occupant. or persons.
 >ee Dat uT. A. W. Webb. Dr. ;. I.4arie. sa bf E. l.. Dodge, bs ana ilcy are hsr-5y. ap- g. members q. said Board of Health 10. act ia
 aa-,lsa Ri'a line Mayor aad Cous,aji.. aa4 F39 s'i.. roltlAls to 3-t aa such during ;1r plea -'e I'd; t3@ 8o4ld oi Aldermen. aAI sai4 B.sfd of -.. .lelail hot r=esi'e auy Compensation from tEe . s .s-1acj- services.
 >-' ;. as or-aaacs, shai. te iu force f,cm i,s '3,>age
 a-g,s- CoaGs1, January l7th. lst9
 SAMUEL II WEBB, .V5y2r
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. McfNTlRE, Dentist, respectfully irsorms | bs paiieu,s and the public, that his office has ,...a removed to Mr. Champ!n's Washington hoic' x,se a- w continue The practice ef profession, i, a ssillfal manner and al moderate charges.
 The teeth may b. preserved, beauulied or replaced ceaerasg. without pain, su. all operations per l5,sl Bi'h as little iRroayeuince to the patient as Fassiae The trge value VI the teeth is only known as-n these usetal ergsus of maslIcation. speech ,a f5raa a7s.ost. Ladies attended al th 1T private residences S pgeesstry-
 Ias iesi5 oiehiiafrn unter years, wiiI be regu- ,ae free yi expense. ai>o. asvice ggeu the pre- s,, sssa of 'he tseth a.- tas proper deatiidee t0 e assa The mouth exauiaeI without charge CT t,aa 5.e b the patient The following gentlemen .-rrea to in gsg1l4 to D.. Melatyres qualifications 8. 2 practical Dentist:
 J5ax Il Rosi~sox, C7!. L. J. REARnoH, Clrr, i. PIKE, Dr. ;. LsrRIE, < H L. WooDgUFF. Ar. NM E WAIT,
 Ar C F. HaYDgN.
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lTi nRnLNlALp

RE IT ORDAINED ay :te Mlyor and Alder. A' -.s .l ''- Etts "t L#5- I,acS:
 | i' 90 i-'Hre al dass 70 taa cor9orat CD
 ,ts Q! L.'l~ Res. s1sd ts pali in money. ' e.-'ds '.'s s4ai. be lste5v-l la payment there. ,'' :: Bst .o.-iRcr o-5,iqs3, Ina, al persons
 s'.in- s'ias' i'i- Corporation. oC any kind s"P.'5n, to present 10 Ire Recorder, within t'"s !i9m iai- 'rne, whose dafs q shall be
 -',sf ''1 same, aai 'se Mayor ani Aldermen
 'ea tic'set 'ac.a,s ;ae sane Ia oidsr cf nay "a Bratutisr9r+aia-4, Tls,fty Dsr cent. - -t 13a'Fs coming iata aie Tf..s.-.' ., rs-h " 1s aa' the sane Js hereby aprfs1r.,.at for . -lth'ai of th- ia!ettedr~.. n ,se rify. so .. 3AiH Inc sane be sxfiAg,.i.Asd. an | fhat
 -eteal De s!!,el to the i.upfogemeut -s.. | |, 5S D f"'4tr artaiqsi. That in future no .s.. ., .' eeif95A't5a shall Is,ae any certiG- .--, ''ednf>- for 4ay parpose whatever. D. .. b tazt'sr oyls4dat Ina, ali c,tv srrin. l..-+. s-'"'E', i.' s- f,-sta.,4 Tor allowance
 -''--'i i'i"n "fftu Inc 'ims pfsscr.sed by thi,
 N'A H9' ta Ptl CT otherwise redeemed .,., t''i'''ai and that a. god cfizeas b. " ''. .H- N''of ah1 Council in il.s iae.r ... ''" aaJ pay oI t-e indebtedness dl ' '. fg.ieS oylsiasd, Tha, all .crip or ,. .''-s-ef 'i ieSt.'l called ia aad pail ciF -A-' f-sfi1t ia~run- of he Council by E.. '-'i'@s, cancelled and destroyed. 's... -s thF.atT c5tzias5, Ttat Il shall b, s,. ''f hHat -h colnGEtze, on tae fist day ., N ts"., July and October, ia each year. n. ..% P.1.t'a.i lp oae oi The Ae-t8raper, s~, ,' 'Nfka'sa of the receipts aa4 ea2-s. i-.. --e eN>>e'-''sa during the Fsecseairs
 0' q !-fsA<T or3natl, Tat b saail bs
 '-7 1t'}ot 'o'S&ase this ordinance 10 be !. ., "t lafse mo1ihs>ia The nesgaarers of 4-.. SAMUEL H>> WEBB, Aoy5T.
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inf..tn.lIn.


 SnCh artrsIe's as ih- witch Se take tfota ffe N !. hfraf oiiZisai a,lor sshig papet ars 'nies- eslipg, iiai uoH, tn wE,z r~s.iefs--y very.
 8ppQiafiHeHia 1sa b.s'pf pfespt-sHis - if the nhlgs isnasiac that Geuerst f4yt3r l. going t t1fn ont every htls NRoPenAy Npternineht ol5ciai" to make tnnu foe ali t,e mendicAuis Nha are running eb0Yt boae peorts o death aiih hei pc tiers they 4il rpj 'hen:tc'fes Fn'gsitiy msiaken Geberai Taylor w q do 70 s'ich nnS {" ihere AAf be soiao appointments, but uaofe eisappo'Hisents. The ( ainet wl be composed oi Iayiof Whgs, net R'.'a Nbigs, Hot Clay Wings he Customs and p3s'oiicfb ID 'he prucipal cites slll De filled sflh tAe sane eiazs ct Een, ihst .s aiih hs tfue srl isied lrtrul, yt The ns~ p,esidtEt. Nsn, for instance. hkr Nl coiecio, faNtense, who have etteaie4 isjhoiiy o pe pi.siie Uhslnsss nstsAd of speu5ing lheii tl4ne tn elne ilpnrefiAg and whase terms o office Sil egp.ra so sViii noi oe removed. 5li leii 10 d'e hsfgssi dreth yshc those ho neg Iecrd thef dnisls aDd ~ett i9nbing aboa fer Csss, aiH ftnbab,y haze to "Aaik chalk" As fof cut
 ling nl Inc hcets nf ali ths cieiks alt9 hass Jnst ies net 1 De cf .omt 'sb @ fhr 1syrnsi4eBt, snd ca'iiag bome all he foreign son. ls ~h0 lave lest
 sAfBed to lisp the anggaEe oi ibsir lecsfon, GsE. Taylor never wt he guilty o any snch folly. There
 $ greai scFaEblHg jnst os, aiteF tls @la@ses and 6ssies. and theaesss t'issiHE for the sHppsf- fooH bud let thesB push aad crowd as hard as they may, 'fieneFei laylorusyor sefrsBdtfs' lie met ihs Me 24csns at E9saa Fis's. snd scssiegfd them siike Ire leaves at La- i4fes' ~hsa asaiVmn hath blown sad he w,ii tn-.t 'hs uname abIe army of srfce-zeeksfs 70 sbs 4fh o March aith tqaAi hfna iess aud bk~ resuf
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Lost silraz..ssieas..

About one haldfed miles sntsih east af Sani Fe, are some extensive salt lakes os ssnes from which all the salt used in New NeXEe Is procured Not far from these saliues the runs of an old citv which, az is reported was once large ana 8ealthy. with rich mines, the produce ot which sent annually tn Span.
 At one season when they were rna.inS extra ordinary preparations for rrsnsBofing the Preciols rnrtaN, tb- laaa7a attacked them; whereupon the miners b,t5iet their treasures. worth 5d milton, and left tie eiv 'o-s'eT; bsi tA-y aii killed except tyyo, Hho weni tn Mexico, giving the par ie4lEY= ef the ad1r and soliciting ahl o return sBt the distance b-iag SO great, aud the l3Aitns SO numerous, nobody wosM advance, and the thing was dropped. tar 0t tae twd went to New Orl ana. tb~n ufter the dominion al Spain, raised 5B0 men ami >taited by way oi the Sabine, but was nrVel heard Of afterwards. So far the report. Within the last fey rears. seyefai Americans anA French men have visited inc piare, sai although they have oat foGnd the treasure they cfrhiy at least 10 the existence ci an aQuedgcl about lD miles Ia lan-th, 70 jhe sti;i ssuaia- walls ot several chrcaes the sculptures ot inc spanish Sosf.of-arus, and ta many spacious pits supposed 10 be silver mines. | ro dosht a spanish mining tos@, and il k noi unlikely that 4 .,,s de-tfoy' a d successful iHsu: frciton ot the Int'ans ln l6sD.N
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THE SKELETON HAND.
BY JOHN c. DUNN.

BY JOHN c. DUNN Rap tap. Rap tap q, the door of the heart; Rap tap with loud demand Oh who is t raps at the door of the heart Crying, matter and spirit stali surely part The one to the dust. for dust thou art,
 The rest to the spirit iaHdl 'Iis 1 lis 1, who kaocketh without, With long arm aud knuckiss stout 'Tis of the skeleton hand! Rap tap Rap tap, have startled thee up Ia the midst of misty dream Rap tap. Rap tap l have startled thee up When thy lips were fresh from the deadly cup, And thy curses grew louder at every sup Ind thy orhs in a frenzy gleamed, For lis lis |, who knockcth without, With strong arm ani kuuckie stout 'fts of the sickle keen Rap tap! Rap tap on the boay walls
 What hoi Art ready within? Rap tap. Rap tap. on the bony walls; Rap tap Rap tap still louder it falis- I'll rent thee no iopgsr these esrnsl halls Thou hast made them a den of eia Make ready, mGke EeaAys 'tis | without, With baHy arm and knuckie st0Et-- His of tic skeieton grin Rap tap, Rap tap! but voice of pFsyer Bnrst forth from ,he sinful wight Rap tap Rap tap! bat voice of prayer
  For another year-a year to prepare
 Fer tas regions ef glory aise light; A year to prepare for him without, With the skeleton arm and the knuckle stout For him wilh the breath ol blight. Rap tap no more-a year Is EiFen--
 4 year -of neglect ana crime. Rap tap no more "a year is given To strive iii the ieljs where the righteous have
 striyen For their saotIess robes and home in heaven. Bat alas. now tIee,iug is time; ''Tis past, and again s heard without, The skeleton arm and the knuekle s;oai, Like wild and dsathly chime. Rap tap, Rap tap ou the bony walls! What no Art ready within Rap tap Rap tap! on the bony walls; Rap tap, Rap tsp ike thunder il faiis-- ri rent thee no longer these carnal halls, Thou monster of fais.hooG and sin In runu!t ol sorrow inc spirit went out Ger Avernus with him of the knuckie stout With him of the sickle heen.
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Indian ~asng,

We ike ta3ien names Whsa they are i1ajr and srnaf.ogs. aul strike as gently on tte g pap, dean pipe ,a seQur.essi sa.e-1ad regret ibat elt Slch utiuts Aa! pa' bee retained when Gal fathers ast discovered th' fiyr1s, 4Es, forests and nouu- 'alss ct illr u"V continent. Such names, taG n,'aare as te following, proasgly accented accor- ,..aC f5 iae Indian pronunciation, caa hardly b. im
 rgyet iu sgEseihc=s aad melo}F-we e,JIcc that uay have been laad in ,hs Wai'e ;aaB's roCsoa- ,afy -tataaH 8, M3ronlahela, Niagara, Amo- s..l.teE fP-ulg eBa5-t, IuseaIorai AlHPI=ezte, or " ear'g vocky. Bs, what shsll We say pi tas iai- .arasI 1aau names, wbich accoahAgt3 br. J5ck- s'', G olaicai repoE,e Maine, are attached 10 some ol tar iaA,s. rivers fro4ataiHs lAs. poyisg ge, t. ;a tse Unsettled portion Q! fhst State. sz. Ab. tck- nas-sic Es}eI-- -ksachcHae Lake-- Am5l..i.s Ls>e-CtigiiapscaEs Fsts--paggaak P3I. t-.a--5,s ,se3oat4ud R.ter-i Un2LHckskas River aumueook Hiyrr-W Wspsheahea- RseI-Brem- c'gL4azanueA I.2kr--AppHlna3 Le a tse--s ssr. cse aSc., elc. IAese sfs aiu-s ast Joe tgvii- 15ss word which the worthy EIHo' introduced iot0 bis Indian Bsasc, '9 sigaiy knse'.Es down so an a. w uleA ls loiicws
 Wutraaqesseukaassa assanaooweh'u9kqraAt wasi Nf Ho says sa his Gaks'~e wos.i r.11l s DeaaosihsHes to prouoaHce wtaosi aa .<- 'sa Pea.ie s'oas a hls fnoa0. try lt .-~Bof .fae.
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 i Csa Psssags-la letter wattea in is2s, La msf'lae tlas beaaia!iy sGp!aas is motives IJi en- tsuaz political ule
 ''Nbpa inc Dnias Judge shah summan us io sp- pear beieg- our conscience ai ihe eai og bfIrt Iouiney aere belnT, fs@lss'ys our seRkhess wfi not be excuse i9r our Inaeifsn. r wil oe uf DO as all b fepiy, ws were aothHg we could do Ra,h- ing. we were but grsta of sand. lie Mll soy in yoI paeei before you. ip your day, tao scales Of beam, by which ths dssilny oi the human race sas 8sig ge,ed. iH he good, and m the ohsf egiL ' 0a wsrs b@t gFsia c! saHds no doao', bat ~Eo 5d yoa that tat graia Of sad ~o3sd nsi have caused the baiaLcs 10 ineips oa ny side A0a have iaIeiigABee 10 see, rpnsclegcs 10 tds, aad you .souid have placed t,, sra,r "E sad ,n one or inc other; yoa ti neither. L.; ;hs Nin3 t1e swsy }; has not been of any ae ,e yca eE ycgI trethIe .a4sl
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Be conlented w.ilA yoar Business.

From recent number of that most excellent periodical, ChamieFs Edinburgh Joarnal we quote the following concluding paragraph Of ao essay On the duty of being coutrnteI VitA the bassess with which we ale engaged, never 10 regard f with shame or dissatisfaction.
 ''f'he supposed capabilities Of q man for another employment should never have the effect ol making him despise CT neglect bis present oue however humble Il may be lt ' Is worth our while ,o do thing ai all, IL Is surely worth our waie 10 do t well. iftAcfe bs any false shame tIe sub Ieot il ought to bs banished by the reflection that there vast number Of mea of worth and talent superior 10 oars, iaboring, and abosiDg cb=efiay, al s'il ineaHer employTaeEts. Bcsiies, Il should ever be borne In mind ,ha. even ia comparatively obscure situations iu life there may be, and is ths gyea'est earthly happIneas By due culture of the iaeuitles by refining the sentiments, q eolmoH hiacasmirh may enjoy satisfaction of mind si4a! 10 that of the greatest man ia the parish. 0ae wbc values geulgs uaesely as means ct advancement in Inc world cannot know or iesl what geniUsis. Yet on ih's false estimate are based great proportion Of
 inc Gre1tQs which distuEb tAe existence and irltyer away tAe energies of youth. is no. spiritual. but 'empoFa! glory for which the common visionary pants II is not fis soBts 6f men he desires 10 t-ke captive, bat merely their pockets; the parsdiss "ntra opens to his minds eye heycaa the counter q. eonPosrd ol fine houses, gay dresses. he luKe- fi@4s meals he nssasuess of such aspirations eRabes us Co say, without eomVg aetog, that be who ihahiee~ them. DO more possesses tse iE,.liectaai eapenlifies hs isueies, than he Is likely 10 enoy the s1oSi4h'ia reEafas ot industry and presegeFaaee.'
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TT Toe treih os The following parssraph froan tAe Pn,Isdelphia IpHs, IS exemYiihed in business. every Gay.
 44d5erf.ssss - 4 hi!ie naa behind bag rock Xilh platter igA ol pes'is, ai only cent spseee abd keeping hts o~n eoaas-i. would probsbly sell eob. Iag. ls ras sTsssss ir7 pof'sscs to make your self and yoar goods koo~s. A fses h the niga' attracts a.tentAon th$a ox fer he ale ae ssd ss.Tts no.. Tie prof't srisng rom s4yertstag s.e o3. eaaesvsd ey those ~ho have not 'rls1 T lo thos~ wha have we heed no, s5y ssofl iof flry Win never disccntinug ras custom
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Soy Ys', F'asss gsn'isGsn nod long ssses. 'ssalag io pop the .ssfla~ Ta ii 10 'he iollowag singular masaer1 TaA.ns ap tas yoang lsal's es, ae sle. pusay esay I have yoag aaisitessi' II sss ~-seTe3 }. 'ts l2ay ~ib ssst. S>y sss, P4ssV
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

Cd tF'ra9ai A writer in the BufaIo Advertiser expresses inc co1jfs3sss that Col. Fremont, who recently resigned his HositoA n the agGy ard Ieft Saint Louis with numerous and oarsisily picked party ia' California. bis eva reseqrees was well aware oi the iiagsense gold de2osi's on hts route ana goes w'h the intention cf cnsehDg himseif anG hls Y3rty lhcfrisom.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

I1c iecr,cIa Fitg.-.N hen opr flag sas first Hn- fased lroIo its sad in IamPieo an aged Slsaisrt ,s5s heard uyriahirg w.th luchrieas earlr~'nese, against the .p-l'lhar'y Wth whjeh that flag hat p,i}stled hfs fortunes. h hfaken EHgii~h he eN- c}atmei. "l lsas te spanish coasssl n d- iag,,,ane when tat as1 dsg Nss rti>e aud 1 go io FeGssco'a. bat ~9ou dst dain Jag wave over me dere i've dra iu dc scz8s. bs' dlj tsn f4g toIiew me drre. Says I. b, inc iI,iy Yifg'n, ] go ~he5e dat dan 6ag never come, cOsae to Faiapiro, b.; here is da, dam h,g 0gjn believe ]. % 10 h--fi. dat same tan, flag yyiH follow tna dere." Arj The eld rnar xept as he turned away his efes from hal alg, which ike b.. egi. genus, haa hAaAi~d him through lite, and was no4y uiocking his heartfelt misery.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
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