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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29
Warren. North Carolina, White Sulphur and
CHALyBEATE SPRINGS.

THE Proprietor of this establishment has the
satisfaction of announcing TO the public, that since
the last season he has greatly enlarged and imprC.
we'd his buildings, as TO be able to accommodate
a much larger number, and to offer still gieater
ATTRACTIONS to those who mey visit this pleasant
and healthtui resort; no trouble or expense wifi
be spared to render his patrons comfortable and
satisfied.
The medicinal properties of the Su,phpr water
have been amply tested during the last eight years
by large number of visitors. and It's beneficial re.
suits strkingiy displayed in the cure or relief Of
dyspepsia, affections Of the liver anndice disea.
ses of the skin, &c. Another Spring has been
discovered in the vicinity of The establishment an
analysis of which proves that 1T is a ca1bonated
chdiytedte, resembling the waters of Tunbridgs
Wells, the most celebrated Of all the chalybeate
waters of England. 1t is mild aud gentle tonic,
aud in the opinion of the physicians who have ex-
amlned it, ard witnessed its effects in cases
during the last season, must prove beneficial in
atomic dyspepsia. chloross. uterine, nervous and
neuralgia affections connected with debility. and
OF especial service TO persons living in molarious
regions OF country, whose blood has been robbed
ct Its normal proportion of iron by repeated at
| lacks of malarial fepers.
| fine Band of Music will he in attendance du.
ring the season.
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, will ways find hack ready for their
accommodation at Henderson, and at the War.
renton Depot. There will be daily mail from
Warrenton 10 tho Springs.
cHAEaEg;
| Families per month, SIG 90
Families per week, 90
F0milies per day. 90
Single person per month, 20 90
Single person per week, 7 SO
Single person per day, IS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

Economy Wustrated.-A man who had
purchased pair of new shoes, finding the road
to be rather rough one, concluded to put the
shoes under his arm and walk home barefoot
ed After while he IS stubbed his great toe,
tearing the nail off as " clear as whistle
Z" How luckyr' he exclaimed, what ire
mendous lick that would have been for thu
shoes =, - =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

II Fiend.-Some unknown william recently
entered the house of Mr.. ]. H. Foster, in
Montgomery county, Ky, during his absence,
and committed an outrage upon the person of
his wife. He then strangled her with rope,
causing her death, and having committed some
acts of theft, left without being discovered.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

Eulogy ON Er- President Polk. The Hon.
Geo. Nj. Dallas has been chosen, and has con.
scented. to pronounce the eulogium upon the
life and character of the late President ofihe
United States, James X. Polk. before the DEM
ocratic citizens of Philadelphia, who are abou,
making suitable demonstration of respect to
the memory of the distinguished deceased.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29
REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERA

The way to preserve your meats; is by buying
and using Reffgerato,s. several of which, are
for sale at the N. Y. Furniture Warehouse. By
I22 aa G & w A GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

LIVERPOOL, June 9.-Ndudt SforeS--Tur-
pentine continues in limited demand, and only
400 barrels sold at IS 81. few hundred
bbIs common American Rosin brought IS I'd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

Frssghts.-The Fayetteville North Carroll.
MAN OF the 10th instant. says the freights on
the Cape Fear river for the past year amount
TO S41 ,443 80. We cannot state the precise
amount of freights on the Pee Dee for the
same period, but are informed that if would
amoan: to about $55, 000.-C bsrav Easetts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

Oil Whitey-This celebrated horse is
" alive and kicking" and has arrived at Louis
VILE E.. 5s ..ar.- s...e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

eeet is rumored that-Col JACK HAYES. of
the Texan Rangers, died of cholera at San
Antonio, Texas, on the Isl inst The rumor
is doubled
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

BALTIMORE, June 26 Flour 81 433 a 81
SO; corn meal So SO So IS !; rye -four 50
oats % CSC; rye SEC; no change in provi-
sions and groceries; whiskey 20 21c, in
hhds and bbls
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29
FOR NEW YORK.

The A Packet Schr " alfalfa" Capt. l.
l. Purnell, will sail the first of next week. For
passage, having superior State Room accommo'
dations. apply to y /" JAWS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

JUST RECEIVED d FOR SALE CHEAT
IL hhds molasses; bids brown sugar.
bales spun yarn; 35 bbls -four.
J2a o. HOLMES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

BACON! BACON! BACON!
1000 lbs hams, sides, and shoulders. Just received
and for sale by .. HOLMES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

$3.50 and s2.70 was taken for small lots.
We quote as current rates to-day. yellow 81
10; virgin 2 90 50 IS per 800 lbs, but not
firm. Tar--100 bills sold to-day at 81 25
per Dbl. Spirits Turpentins. small
lots changed hands al IS cts, and rs bbls, TO-
day sold at 24A cents per gallon--bbls 81 rs
mot returnable.
Lsmber-We hear of no sales River Lum.
Der to report. We continue former quotations,
which are merely nominal.
Tinber-Small sales at prices ranging from
s2S TO $50 per NJ.
Peas-Sales OF 40 bushels COW peas at 75c
per bushe. We quote as fair state of the
market, 60 TO IS cents per bushel.
Mutton and Lambs-Wanted- land bring
from 81 so TO 50 per head, according to quail
ity.
Potatoes-Irish, new crop--Sell from cart:
at 81 81 25 per bushel. No Sweet Pota
toes, worthy Of notice, arriving.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

NEwBERN, June 26.-Turpentne, 81 rs a
ST so. Tar, ST Is. Meal, so 20 cts. Lard,
81 cts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

PHILADELPHIA, June 26-6 p. M-Flour,
81 44 4 50 corn meal, 50 rs; rye flour
50 s73 corn. yellow, SO SIC; oats, % a
3lc; rye, So 59c mess pork, sl1. prime
50 lard, 6 Il cents per ID; coffee, 81 "A
for Rio; rice, 81 g cents per ID; whiskey
81 a 2l4 cts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

Manufactures an GeoTga-That Georgia is
destined to take the lead in the South in the
business of manufacturing, seems evident
She has obtained position in advance, which
as regards this branch of industry leads TO
progressive improvement and certain success.
In almost every part of her territory indus
| trial movement in this direction is visible
Columbus, Georgia, has some twelve manu-
! featuring establishments, with a capital of
about 100000, and -four mill is about go.
ing up with capital of$l0O,OOO. There are
several cotton mills. an iron foundry. a cotton
gin factory, manufacturing about IL gins a
week, wool company, &c.-Euening Meas.
California Statistics.-The Washington
Republic publishes an official statement show
ing that the number of persons who had arri-
we'd at San Francisco from October / !, 1848, TO
March 81, 1849, by sea, is 2,433, of which
the foreign emigration reached 1,773. This
would seem to greatly outnumber the Amer
can emigration, but the {, lector's account
takes no note of those coming in by land
The value OF goods entered for the same pc
Rod is 81 ,O89 sol, of which S90,52O is free
of duty, and the collector makes the whole a.
mount of gold exported not quite three mil
: lions, viz: S2,842 .O40 This, we suppose
does not include what is brought by private
individuals, which may make the amour
reach Governor Smiths estimate of four NAL
lions. The following is the character of thu
emigration referred TO above England, Sc
!, Ireland, 42; Scotland, "a New South Wales
I; France, 17s; Belgium, 9; Switzerland. A
: Spain. 40; Germany, / 90; Italy, 80; Sweden
5; Denmark, 2; Russia, 2; Portugal. 6 Bra
; zii, %; Chill, 270; Peru, 90; New Grenada
e 2 Columbia, 2; Ecuador, S; China, s; Sand
I wich Islands, "a Havana, 3 Sardinia, /
Y Western Islands, 8; Mexico or Lower Califor
D MA 454 United States $40.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

How Gen Taylor. can aUoid his Pledges -
The following paragraph from the Detroit
Free Press suggests a mode by which Gen'I
TAYLOR can extricate himself from his pledges,
and still preserve his consistency as man Of
integrity and honor. 1t is to deny that he ey-
er wrote the letters which appeared during the
canvass over his name, and which contain the
pledges now so annoying to him personally,
and so embarrassing to his party. The Free
Press says: 5. ~.
Give him chance Since Genl Tay lor
has been accused of violating his pledges not
10 prescribe, it is thought. that the old man
will come out and state honestly that he never
wrote any of his letters We understand that
he has good authority 10 back him in the de-
claration. The horse letter. was genuine
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

New YORK, June 23.-Ndrat Sfores-Con-
tnue az last noticed with further sales of 1000
bbs. North County Turpentine at s2,37t per
$50 Ibs.-400 do. Tar, TO arrive, on private
terms-2OO White Rosn, $3.50 81 per $50
lbs-5O0 Wilmington Common, 80 cents, de
Hvered-450 North County, 82!, afoat--and
several hundred barrels Spirits Turpentine,
321 a 80. cash, and 334, mos.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

Alleged Discovery Of another California;
The London Times, in lis city article, contains
an announcement of golden discovery which,
if true. threatens to rival the luck Of brother
Jonathan.
'' The papers received from Port Philip
down TO the 18th of February, contain some
curious though vague account Of alleged gold
discoveries in the neighborhood of The Pyren-
ness district. The party said 10 be in sole
possession of the secret was shepherd lad,
who refused to divuIge the exact spot where
the aurifereus deposit was concentrated; but
he had so far given color 10 his statements by
having disposed of specimens of the ore TO
individuals who had brought them into Mel
bourne. ~at3 "@z '=+yt
'' The people of Port Philip have all gone
| demented on the subject Of gold seeking
First, an account was started of gold mines in
California, where it could be dug like sand
upon the sea shore, whereupon four or five
vessels departed, crowded with passengers,
| from Sydney, and like number from Hobart
| Town. All sorts of stories are afoat; but one
thing is certain-that gold ore, in large mass.
| es, has found its way into Melbodrne.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-29

New YORK, June 26-6 ?. M.-Flour 81
Sc IS corn meal s. S14 /; rye -four 50 "a
corn. mixed, So soc, and yellow 81 a $50
oats IS a CSC; rye 5Sc mess pork $40 IS a
$40 81, and prime So 5O No. beef SIP so;
lard 6 to 74c per ID rice sic: cotton. up
land, 81 a 84c; whiskey 81 9 &c, in bbls.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
T.EK NO TECE.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Mineral Point. Sept 10th s.

Mineral Point Sept 10th ls49
A., -,o-sons interested are hereby notified that
s,la,,i,e, lands and town lots sold in December
y Istf for taxes due and unpaid for the said
YEAR remain unredeemed in the Office Of the Clerl
- tie Po9ri Of supervisors Of the county OF Iowa
ana state Of Wisconsin.
Nav therefore, unless the taxes. interest ars,i
.isr,ae added 10 the tracts hereinafter described
toq-isr with the redemption fee and interest thaj
NAV subsequently accrue and the charges ioF a.
-, +fe same. shall be paid or before tue
rz,5 5,y Of December \. D. 1912, in pursuance
- ~, sf,-uts IN such case made and provided, Tie
ssid lands and town lots VIII be forfeited and TIE
,..~-t-sr-s be entitled to deeds for the same.
$. FORREST SEABUBY,
Clerk Board Supervisors
Iowa CO. Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
4Scyy spring SsucE OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
THEODORE RODoLF

SyTHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
" Mineral Point, Wis. has Just received a very
large and well selected stock OF American. French
and English Chemicals Drugs Medicines Per i,le
ry Dye-S'ufs Dr.. At this Store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded Ny Goods are selected with great care
and viii be warranted as represented.
Receiving. large and new supply Of Dr. T
iaynes Family Medicines. Dr. Rogers Syrup
Liverwort and Tar, and Smith s Tonic syrup
NyrINES-Port, Sherry and MADEIRA wines
~ for sale BY THO RODOLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
THE PROOF.
800 - -. -.

Testimony From Little Fort.
Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powders are ac
;nowedged by all who have used them 10 be H.
best remedy for Horses and Cattle that has bee.
discovered. Fresh wounds. gals spayins brtis1
rrugbOne. poll evil and in short every outlyardd
order OF injury can be CURED BY this wonder
remedy he POWDER IS designed for lnWa
trains. distemper. hde-bolind fatigue from ha
exercise, diseased eyes &C @c--- Lake IouH
~ rom ihe non IL = DlooNs agent
ne limos ana -'ileAail e'iial f@cNel OoiHpai'
Chicago June 81 Is4s.
Dr. " b Sloan-lear slr for the last 81 3
nave had occasion to use Tflany horses and ha
It.. use 3. out have nsse1 lou'd 2ny,hins equal
.s- two months 7 have snnIieI voDr Ointnen.
,,,e 50 horses .,r ,.,rio,,-..,.r;fs and ia eve
.-ce +. l..- -....f r.,.-5. -7 comedy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
E<oOs fkis aEG9 y.

z-rr7T received at the Mineral Point BOOK store,
/ 4 smiths New Arithmetic, Smith first Boo
+ Geography. 'mItb's2lt Qnar5o. Iay 5 GT'n'-
a- 5 / ! sander ; Readers do alciTnii5 O.
C;ooirich. Elementary pellng Boo -illse. 81,
1,nrnseys United states, Achf man y 4
,.'-,rF4;.torv. smith Illustrated Astronomy, a.
-. c,ra IN Anlerica. &c. &c.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
NOTICE.

THOSE persons indebted TO the late firm OF wv,
ian * Davey. are requested call and se''g ~
same without delay, either by note OF ONE,
wise in order thai may able TO square 'A'
books Of the old iTnl
VIVIAN & DAYE1.
FEB IL 1870. q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
SIOiN'S COLUMN.
- -
SLOAN are sold by

u An tne 4tiedicines advertised by Y. B.
SLOAN are sold by
R. D. PULFORD. Mineral Point;
r. d. VAUGHN, Dodgeville:
And by authorized agents in every town and vii
lage IN the Western states
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16


TINS only Of than four thousand eases OF 2hr-
n-Iisu DR. Tovuseni's Sarsaparila curel The
audi ciroc weekly eraiicatsd by
f<traor iIuIrv virtues
James Cum E~q- Of the assistants Luna
following letter.
RIsckyr}ls Island. Sept Il 1917
Or Topn-ruf-Dsar Sir: have suffered terribly 10
years trl the Rheumatism considerable OF
IcoulJ eat ~lees, I had the Distressing
pains and my limbs terribly swollen. have used
four bottles 0i Srsapsr.la and they have done
khan Thousand dollars worth ofEoo8, much hesr
indeed entirely relieved You liberty
for the benefit OF the .Hicred
Nours respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever aud gaze.
Dr. Townssud SaraHarIl $ unequ died ~ cases u tis
ChIs aHd Fever aui A-us The following letter H. oay
received from the South and
West Of like character
Os~ezo. Mch- Oct -. 1st..
bottles OF tr,aparl Agent Mr. McNair OF kaia
r,szaa 10 try IL for to Fever Before had
eli the first hottie appeared the blood and
other dav zen the Chlls the Fever appeared hHs
we're less violent before she had finished IN. bottle
eatr-v relieved aHl much better thsn sRs
fa,l been before size Aeue lady
Nth Quuitre lc a very eak aud distressing
state troubled exceedingly with the AEu@ Cake, seeing
the effect bad Ev aud procured feE
BOTTLES, and restored few weeks complefR
health Your SarsaplrI IA without doubt uueqnslod in
diseases incident West and IL think that this
viii be Of you liberty II if
-Frr-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

scrofuIat Cured.
that SsrsaFAfi
La perfect Of
Blood Three cured in house uHpTces
denied
Three Children.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir have the pleasure 10 inform
YOU that three my children have been cured Of the ScTo
fas by The your excellent medicine. They ar
aict-d very severely th bad have taken four bot
ties; them away, for ~hch feel myself under
great obligation.
Yours respectfully
ISAAC ". GRAIN IO5 Woosiersi
Opinieaa Of Physicians.
Or. ToEHseud Fuost daily receiving orders from
Phvsciaus different parts of the Union.
THIS certify that the undersigned Physician,
the City of Albany, prescribe
Or Towu,euds Sarsaparila and bellows be ors o.
the valuable preparations ~ Tie market. IL.
H 2 PUIsNti u J. WILSON. u D. r Il BKiGttS
n D. P. Z. EI.MENDORF. 81. d. Albany, April lsi'
CAUTION.
Owing the and immense sale % ~
ogn-euds Sarsapari.ta. number Of Who Ec7s %
nerly our Agents have commenced making Sarsapaf,-4
Extracts. Exirs Bittsrs Extracts Of Neliow Dos
They generally put mp - the shaped bottles -
thetI have stolen aud copied adyeftsen-i
they oHy worthless limitations should be 1'o'-
None genuine unless s.sued by :. r Townsend
Principal Office 1875 FULTON Street san RrilfE
y Y: Reddlng & Co State street Boston D,S-
sons 1872 North Second street Philadelphia ; : III
Druggist Bamore P. NJ. Cohen, Charleston s,-sst
& Co Isl Chartres Street. y. o: los South Pea Ser
Albany aHJ by al the principal Druggist. al. I,lsa
chants generally throEgho she United States "''
and the Cauadas.
AFRO, salebv R. D PuLFoRD. Mineral POM
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

IS. IL Is. 16, L & Is forty-four cents each.
Paid except Road Tax.
According TO Sale Bouk. Isl l2w7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

GrenI ~ ie-siu = 60 Mother aud hildren.
II is the safest eaectuai medicine tor purifying
as system aud relieving the suferuss attendant upon cAo
discovered Il trengheus both the mother ana
child prevents pain and disease increases and enrche. INC
food those Ised 10 think u indispensable II i
highly useful before and after confinement prevents
uaou childbirth In Cosuseuess fss
Cramps Swelling Of tie Feet Despoudencv. heaIt'1F"
Vomiting Pain the Back and Loins, False Pains iieo
rhage aud % reguat the SecetIons and squAzns Us
circulation equal The great beauty Of thus ed
zine IS it Is always safe, and the delicate use e'
Er~-a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

NtEEA 0-TII Y : z ~
Iowa CO. Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
,. se A q \ o ss...s.
CONDITION ..sas.s..ssS-.ss So. POWD-

nave earned great name. For purIty. mIldnc-
safety. certainty and thor6ughness, >Ioan-- On
ment eXcels, and Is rapidly superseding all 9th.
'Omtments and Linameats, for the cure OF
Fresh Hounds Gals Of al kinds. SD1aias. Tg7age
Cracked Hesis Rlag5oac Pol Fri, UIldzaIs
Ca!iouS SDartas. StreeHy. tjs'l{c. Lane
ness, Sand Cracks, Fopadeed Fee,
ScsHches or Grease, Nargs and Horn Distcnspcr
The Powder will remove all Inflammation an
and fever. purify the blood loosen the skin. clean
the water, and strengthen every part OF the bod
and has proved a sovereign remedy for
Dis'eoYe, H5deJo,o'd las Of .4gpetite Tg,ro5
Strains. Ieli0gc Hatsr, determination n The Eye
Fatigue from hard erercisc. .4ls0, Riasuiatisal
Commonly called Stiff Conplaint) which prove
fatal 10 many valuable horses in this country. J
Is also safe and certain remedy for Coughs, an
Colds. which generate so many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 10 Lake street, Chicago. I'll.
". B. SLOAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

Female Medicine.
Dr. TowRzeuis Sar.aparIla y a sovereign AMI spsHAv
for acFieHt Consumption. RaTreuuess Pro'ap'uH
Falling nf tie Womb CastlTeness. Piles Lsrcor
rhua Whites structed difficult mensrusuon, In
confluence CG Urine. involuntary discharge there0'
and for the general prasatIon Of The systsnno matter
whether the result Of Inherent proddee
By irreculary iiHees accident Nothing can be mora
surprising han It's rYigoratHE effects the human frame
Persons Of ali weak and iassitude, from taking 81
robust sud fIi Of energy under s influence
Il Immediately tie ryeiasues OF The ieas
frame which the great nf Bsrreuuess II vui
BE expected Of "a, Of 20 delicate nature 70
exhibit certificates Ct performed but can aFsuIs
afflicted uuUIreGs % eases have been reported 10
Thou--gis where families have been without
children few haEI.-s Of ius invaluable me,l-
cine hav- been blessed With healthy Offspring u
has expressly prepared reference 10 female com
paHtT 40 female sho mas suppose she o sF
pvoachug thRl critsral period. The tuTu " ne
shord Neglect D.. certain preventive oF
aud horrible diseases which females
are subject af life THIS period eE DE-
Iayta for strtrGi gfarE By using tbis medctHt nor
il sss vHluRb- Tor those who approaching HolsH-
hood { t. calculated hy quickehles
the md uygoratug the system Indeed. this meet
invaluable for al the deess diseases 10 she's
gtueu subject
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
rse Honors of war.
W. ". F.

The following extract is translated from Ger man paper containing description of the startling scenes on the Hungarian frontier II true, they scarcely eqsaiiei in barb4rity by the guerrilla ses of savage cruelty.
 "Fhe sth and 9th we remained in position be- tween ksisch aAd Josephsdorf. Tue troops were but scantily provided with bread aud wine, and su fered much. The headquarters of the Ban Acre at the Kovil Convent The walls of this famous build ing all that r-main. must relate V hat saw there. On the pavement ef is church lay the balmed body of saint torn from it's grave h ose we'll of the couri yara doated three bodies Of Insuks who had, as imagine, been thrown in alive. To the half burnt door Of cell nailed inc body Of a youas girl, with the head dowuwards: and yet among the eands whe Perpe,raied such deeds as these, continually, as we drive them before us, the students hat with the German eoloEs :"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
Lord Brougham on the Uniou.

The Louissils Democrat. sAys:-"The following extract, from speech of Lord Brougharu In Is3s, in the House of Lerds, ea the Canada difficulties, while it is highly complimentary to tine American people. shows the high estimate placed upon our national Union by the honest and enlightened statesmen of other countries We commend it to those public men atnoug us, who seen to think and speak of our federal union thing scarcely worth preserving:
 Il know the good sense which, generally speak ing. prevails among the people of America-the sound policy, wbich for the most part, guides tine councils of is government. Long may that policy cOntinue.-loGg may thas great Union last!-lts endurance is of paramount importance to the peace of the worid-to the best interests of humanity to the general improvement of maakind. Nor do l see how, if any disaster were 10 happen which should break up the Union, considering the ncurs- biy wariiks nature of man, the peace of the new world could long be maintained"