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The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-23
4 Western Womsa.

correspondent of the DsirOi, paper dases,h~, . western wonsn. whose feats of tu.,os,ry s,,l -.
 oe regarded IS fabulous by macy of as s. h "i ao,ho'hihs e'iy iades. 1t .eems that d,sr,,, o t.I,'s ~,',s' and 'pnhg hst husband having eans "s o''fs' gfi twelve yeais of age, sad her sas..: 'ot oy h'r years old iRe youagsst ap laisn, \, s, s., sue hAs woven seven haadfes yard, ol s.,is
 T' and shA"'s; made eight hundred pa.aas sf .aa R GU, sHd drawn ifon the forest sll .lss ~sad nal ,s. & "s' needed dariag the winies. sad ehon. 4nu "a'ing hieeo miies iIem houa.. w,Ih .n ".. s"'' a'iFinE T berssf snd taking all the ga,s ..f ,,'' " s". hF' SIX COWS aad sies<a sheep, whso s, "'ne. Above al she IS osly about lhlrts i;vs ys,,s
 'e'y iHod~' ani ahasssaaing, aud has ns, ,nv nss accomplished an, thing sDose lhaa ltd good hsaah sy'N"seees
 t' ,nr "ofld. eaE the husband al saeh q wife ieed so to California In search .t ~n1, ~
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English Diplomatic E1prditneH.

On this subject tho following from Punch Is pointed aud severe:
 American Eagle (meeiing British LIon). Good morning to you, old feiieT. You're looking spry And so yn ort. You feel proud of yourself, don't youl Oh ia course you do. The thought that we've besu a behayin brave aud noble and ginerous is pleasant one to claw upon, aintil2 o you're
 beast. t5 Top E eTs and have Jus. bin the least mixtuT in you of the coward and Inc bulty
 British Liou-What the deuce do you mean
 American Eagle--O, you've been acting line part toward Greece, hant you going to war wiih that great and powerful nation Tor litiIe more oni to recover debt for that sorter Bri'ish suolec', sortcr Portuguese. kinder Jew. Don Pacihco
 British Lion-Come, none of your chsfhng-- The honor of England demands that the snaliest wrong offered by whomsoever 10 the humblest oi her Majesty's subjects, shall be redressed.
 Amefican Eagle Now, you canIin, braggin, untruthln old osfer, have you got the iaes to tell me thai airl When l know, and you know, and know that, that let the worse in uries be done to any on 'rm 5y lLem you think you can | afford to quarrel with. and you'll pocket the shront like dollars and humble pie as fast as Buffilo hump
 British Liou--You are speaking in joke, of course but realty cannot allow you 10 continue 10 use this language It won't do
 American Eagle-i in jokef never was more serious al a camp meetin. tell yoa. You can't allow me 10 talk so I should like to know how you arc to hinder me you clustering old quudru- ped Won't do. It will do, every spite of your teeth, ss easy I'd give my old mare hoss-6ai.
 British Lion-Wei. we'll shant let you put me in a passion.
 American Eagle-No, expect you won't or, if you do ysu q shut up your fseius ia your bug gum tight You'lI tic the valve down. you will, aud keep your steam ia, and hope il won't bust you A nd now. ss all your Queens subjects is to have their part took agin the word how about that air nigger of yourn, as was hauled out Of one of your merchant ships only because he was nigger, and for no other reason airth. by our free and in epe ndent citizens and locked up in the common all whilst the vessel stopped tn port, according to law in such case made and provided, at Charleston, South Carolina ,
 British Lion Diplomatic negotiations arc now in contemplatiou with view 10 remove an anofnfy which, trust, will not continue to exist much on- ger in the relations between Great Britain and the American Republic
 American Ea i--And if your diplomatic nsgo. tiations fail yon'il send Admiral Parker and fleet 10 blockade New York, won't you You'll seize all the craft you can catch eff Long Island. i,li such tune as isrn to respect the persons of yoar blessed niggers. But wouldn't you have dene all ,his long aforr. fl New York had been Athens and ! Paeifco the nigg-r imprisoned al Charestonf 0, you arc an awful Lion to the weak. you are; but there -dnl lamb mildeT to them thai is likely 10 show you the smallest fight
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WNM wWMma !
Madnmf REan.

This inaiyifaal was basR at Toaaesse. im Fsaaes. tn HAS. D'Eea was ataa et Asiistama paFsa. Q respectable aathos. aa accomplished assAomssssf. asd . bssse stiees. Aioas pared. ha eas miaisA lss PleaiPosatiaFV e ehe BsiiisA Coafs. sasiams quarrel wiih the Comte 9s 0assehy. whe saseesls4 htm as Asnkassntag, ia Fased tls TpaaUa lns hHn nss FsiaFnisg to f@a e.. DsEoa (. ashae ! te sias in Losaon fos feastssh yeaEs. ssa was ea isrms q intimacy ~lsh many ot tss mssi assisngutsAsa PsFs eoae ot the iiGae. @ as
 Nsw cones the mystery. namots, d asst gaina. eat aaily sfqall'ag strength, bad iene 6esm naaitnN Nboat. thai UE was ~euaa. Tkeee wefe eas2 tain fesntns ieA.aAoas 10 his toies ana pessua an wAs natoslous thkl he mahisesssa snsfeme rsmstus 9tth respect to lsmalss. Al leRglhn was aenesnife believed. both iR EagiaDd aad France. thal hs haA % tslae 10 wear the dEsss of . male. wawsfe. te yesY large aaaaat @ess I@GA spaA tAl4 saA4eel. 4s in TIT. oas et ihem psrdaeed triai h<foaa Regd Maashsid. The stttoa vas bsvaghi hy Ne. meyes, surgeon. aGaihsi Jssqasa. bsekss sad nnisFwfis tss spr tue Eseosvry ef AuadFad paamAss JAxA qass hassHzs about sx seass hwtore. fetrivnd pnes 'niams os hitesH Euasas PeS cent, fur Fvssy vss s Mhseh he siooi engaged to reimtR hnAhsea aniaeass NhsnereE Il should be proved thst Chevslief DsEas vas actually wowaa. Daring the lFial. thssA wiia. nssses, (twe oi them oi ihe tnedleAI praissstan n swose that they had sb,aised peslliFs pFeef lhnt D'Eon was of the temsie sex. vetdsei was nans seqa<nHy glvea ioF ibe psalH'5l bui tl was &lsSFs wAts set aside on point of sax.
 Toe manner a which. hy this tlial, he was hrnaxhf before the English public induced D.Eon fu dl,if thls eonnify. lt is singular eifeamsiamse. faAs M de Vergennss one ot the Frepeh sainistsss h n- letter which be wrote 10 D'Eon Aresasea a ss hs lhe king'a wlii that he should resume he dfees ef hts sex, ,-meahiag inc dress 0f womaa = asA that this eon'uaud was repeated on The arrival q shs Chevalier in France. It was obeysd. and ca nc end ot his long life, D'Eoa dressed. nad wee eons sidered, as one of The softer sex. Early in she French Revolution, he returbea to Englaad ssiil ss
 isinsIe, and remained here i'll his death, n HStU. An anatomical examination og the body placed tka manhood of the CbesalleE beyona slI d0abs.
 Why he wss ms'amorphossd, aud be runlsaasd le seqaiesce in the shssss whea hs migh, have safely asserted his sex ysieties which are never ilkas ly now to be sose ed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-23
An Impre.sile scene.

The Cleveland Plaiudeaer iu it. account of the horrible catastrophe of inc burning of the steamer Griii lh, has the following:
 " By far the saddest sgnl was the funeral of the trench" On a small hi lock, on the high bank overlooking the of death, where the night be- fore so many struggled in vain against their fate was opened a trench thirty feet long, six wide and eight deep. In this had been laid in promiscuous order, man, woman, child; husband, wife and daughter; the father aud son, mother and infant, layer upon layer, until within four feet of inc sar- face What horrid work! To see human beings arranged for compactuess, the rough pile and larger bodies levelled up with ciildren and lesser bodies, so that the vast grave should present an even sur face to ths brush and boards which were lad over their faces, and on which the earth which was dug up out of the pit was thrown back. When We as cended the bank, we found two or three hundred people aroun nd the brink of this mound taking the
 last look and performing the last sad rights to the victims below. A clergyman or an exhorter were addressing the bystaud, rs and warning them in ac cents solemn of the uncertainty of life and the fleet ness and vanity of all things here below Although there was no procession, no toHg bell, no coifned hearse or funeral array. the scene was solemn and impressive. Yet how soon will this event be for gotten"
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EARLY TO BED AND EARLY TO RISE.
BY ELIZA COOK.

Early to bed. and early to rise''-
 Aye, note U down in your brain. For i, heipeth to make the foolish wise,
 And uProOts the weeds of pain. Ye who are walking on thorns of care,
 Who sigh for a softer bower. Try what can be Gone in the morning sun, And make use of tho early hour. Full many day is forever lost
 By delaying It's work til tomorrow; The minutes of sloth have often cost
 Long years of bootless sorrow. And ye who would win the lasting wealth Of content and peaceful power. Ye who would couple labor and health,
 Must begin al the early hour. We make bold promises to time,
 Yet alas too often break them We mock at the wings of the king of kings, And think VIC can overtake them, But why loiler away the prime of the day, Knowing that clouds may lower ! ls it not safer to make life's hay
 In the beam of the eariy hour Nature herself ever shows her best
 Of gems to the gaze of the lark, When the spangies of light on earths green brsast Put out the stars of the dark. If we love the purest pearl of tine dew,
 And the rich breath of the flower, If our spirits would greet the fresh and the sweet, Go forth in tho early hour. Oh pleasure and rest are more easily found When we start through morniug's gate, To sum up our figures, or plow up our ground, And weave out the threads of fate. The eye looketh bright, and the heart ksepeth
 light,
 And man holdeth the conq ueror's power, When ready and brave. he chains time as his slave, By the help of ths early hour.
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Trahsseadsalallsm Explajusa.

.s ee"' a' one "i 'as 'ssehsrs ef the Hew sohas1 of American lT4Hscenaen,si uhi...n,.h.. - -. ut eriHE some al~irass tb,sgS, wbtch ,s ,i-is I'c 70 n"e always csapTsh-sd fhs feiiaws.s .s. by P0ach: '"'eFPresea
 Le' ths single man plant hisssslf lasoml,.ks. .. ,. .'s ass'ae's' and ere abide and the hur. .ss,l "ti come round to him. 's
 foaoh. with his Ief. eye phiIssspLie.il, .....A thus "eEpta'a.sss" snd propssaast
 pS sing'e mans planting hiasse:f iaaen.is.h,., ." ms instincts and there sbsaaax. ve e., ....,s uudefssnd his de.-Vnisstbea to insss,,s. .. ,a.,.
 ''Sa 'e' e's"rs and brandy aad wstsr and b,com,.v a 1o"u.'nea .oa' :" which esss. n the hsse wors sa ,n,,' come roaad is him t wi ssss.sdIy straw s s"t0H&a
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Minis 10 Fnrmers.

Tomatoes make excellent pfssersss.
 Toads are ths best protection of cabbage against lice.
 Plants. when dropping. are revived by sfsw grains oi camphor.
 Pears are generally improved by grailing on noun tain ash.
 suIphar is valuable in preserving grapes. Se. from insecis.
 L,ri never spoiis in warm weather, il it is cooked enough iu frying out.
 h fseding with corn, hfty pounds ground goes as far as hundred pounds in the kernsl.
 Corn meal should never be ground very fine. II injuries the richness of II.
 Turnips fsmaii s'ze have double the nutritious matsr that large ones have.
 Rats Bsga is the only root that increases m nu- tfitious qualities ss it inereases in sixs.
 Ssesi Olive Oil is . certain cure for the bite oi . raltIesnske. Apply t internally and externally.
 Rsls and other vermin gre kept from gtasn by ! sprinkle of garlic when packing the shessss.
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raistaN.

Mr. Giles. at the tio< of SIS Iefe apon rals,siT. eloqurn,iy. points 2 n'ors !" tse follow ing pic ,urs ol the last days ctthe sai, f, aud ssek-ios- ing knight;
 What noufnful roaftioah humanity is pre. senies. 10 us in the detasenent 4snt to the sppe- iitesf B-hcid f in tn, pktu,e betore us in fsl- ssxE Look si ihe gey .headetrey. .beara~d old msn. ioliing. bloaied oa the drs lie; The drsises insatiate as sti engih drlhes; thAees gfoss while . brilliant imsgisstios fbws h reea over sh~m. e the saa upon nomss; ahiF whieh might Asve exaliss empires devoted q cooking cl . espon or ihs merits q sark paseleQasncs end vi, lsvished upon eIssigusrds; fsonor. courage, chastity. made jest. Lsagh, iRue. you mass; bat when yea have iaxhea, traeek and thiak and allss ihiakiag. youwiil samAt tragedy itssl has not ssy sAing nsA ssa.. s@
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\ Running Letier---The Last Rap at the
 "knockilgS."

The sprightly New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch, writing upon the subject of the visit of the Rochester ladies, Hrs Fish aud her daughters, and the Mysterious KuOckiugs which accompany them. says
 GAS to Rochester. we know that they make good flour in that city; but the name of these knockers
 Is Fish and very smart fish they too-fsh that you cannot possibly get n line, unless II be para graphic one and fish that predicting ruth or false hood, gre not 10 be caught by any thing except as aeI-pTepheis. la fact they most mercenary'- - They are purely sel fish; and the Spirit with which they pretend 10 be in communication, is the Spirit of Capidity itself, nothing more nor less. They have placed upoR their door of audience three or four rules; lst that the Spirit @ can only be con- suited three times per oay, al certain hours and Tor certain period The Spirit probably takes his brandy and water aBd a nap, after dinner, and at night goes to see the Female Guard al the Nation al, or perhaps to Niblos, there is no body there al any time, worth mentioning. From ten to dozen persons admitted each time al one dotlgT eacs. and il is actually impossible 10 get chance sf admission without applying day or two in ad- vance! Think of that Master Brook! Rule No 2 requires visitors 10 behave with the solemn'ty which the presence of the Spirit demands. Tue other rules are uDimportant. The ladies-for, if ws may be pardoned the Hibern,cism, the master spirits in this nposure, belong 10 tho other gender are gooo-lOoking, and this makes it more difficult 10 look into their eyes aud accuse them Of decep- ton. They realize about forty dollars per day by their diab1erie, and we frankly admit, puzzle the ms.t skeptcal to discover their meons of operation Troy paper says that if the sisters be placed sFon table, and you grasp their ances tightly, ihs ghost will be mute inst,nter. This may or may not be. Grasping lady anclo is almost a j'ai in these modes. days But, us we are promised confidential interview with this Spirit in day or two, we'll enlight'p you in our next A humbug that nets S25D a week, cannot be called A trfle; it cannot be said tc 3e not worth a rap"
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A Canrnwean. E.enns.

A notorious female thief. named Frances wilson, who was committed to js on three several charges of larceny, has escaped by sarning out one Of the panels of the door which leads out into the ysrd- She then piseeA beds,sad poet against fhs top of the gate and forced t back safrieniy ts permit her body 10 pass through the aperture. It is supposed she assumed mss attire after leaving the jsif. She is represented as large, masculine woman. and has been employed In the capacity Of canal bost hand and ass ss stage driver during the last gear. Txs other females were eonfaed n the same eeli oa ths charge ot larceny. but had not eousage enough | toIios their intrepid companion -Ch.E Esq
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Michael Angelo and Blaise de Cesene.

While Michael Angelo was painting hIs sublime ffeseo of The Last Judgement, the Pope Paul Ill. cane one day to visit hun m the Sisilne Chapel The suite oi the Pon:if was numerous; macs oi those who composed Il understood nothing oi lhis work ot genius; among these was tue Pope's master ot ceremonies. Biaise de Cosene. Paul asked h!m what he thought of this painting; and as n IS mol obi gatnry upon a master of ceremonies 10 be also a man ol taste and good judgement in nateis oi art, MessIre de Cresene did hot hesitate 10 answer thai the fresco was only fit 10 decorate tavern of a drink ng- house, and unworthy oi A church.
 Artists are not fond of criticism, and do moi slways disiaIn vengeance. That ot Michael Angelo W as not long retarded; the master oi ceremonies found place in the pictufe among the damsrd; serpent was coiled around him and devouring hun; hts head ornaInented with ass's ears. in lnomento oi hs ualncky judgment, the poIIralt was stfikinsiy rr- seinbiing, and the malice ol the painter was soon remarked by every one.
 Biaise de Cesene supplica,ed Michael Angelo in van to withdraw him from The place ot toTlneh.s where he had plunged him, wiliou, regard for his reputation. The artist was inexorable. ahs dis tressed master of ceremonies had recourse to the Pope 10 obtain justice.
 Paul III. evaded the difficulty by his wit; 'l have" said he 10 Messire aise, " all power. boh n heayen and upon earth; Il he hal placed you m purgaofy l might do something for you stall; oul ,ou are m hell, where there Is no remissIon."
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Sam iInns1nn,. nnt

A Washington letter of the eith ultimo, in the Charleston News. says:
 senator Houston has had made nendesenpt na' II Is ol white fur and The brim is about a foot easisthe quaker mo the shade He wore h., '"ufch testeiday. and the porch was crowded " people who would not leave Until they had ob-
 Hght otlt. He appears anxious to be known S. man ot mark" for when he first came to the S".e Sae Re wore his many eoIored Indian blanket; ,4 N me thermometer IS al 90, the mammoth ha, "aee'dedly preferable.
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The Siamese Twins nend.

In p fa's Jonrhaides Debats announces the death, M n. INg'snd. ot the famous Sianese Twins The Dsoss states that, according to inc London Med,. .' s mes, the two brothers died Of marasmu.. A g,s,.no'ism examination proved what has been con. y .."y supposed by the faculty. VIE: that the two 'es ,s' % ot the abdomen communicated by means of .a as hollow ligament which united them, and that hsers n'ers oi The twins were connected by a mem. '''H0es eridle about half an inch thick.
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THE BAN N ER.
rrEspAY MORNING, JULY es, 1850.
,gercy for the Arkansas Hammer.
LITTLE ROCK

st- Mir Wv. E. BEAVERS is authorized to act as ,g.n, for the Baanrr, at Lost Greek, Saline county.
 .J- Mir GEORGE BoGGs is authorized to act as ,g.nt for the Banner, al Piue Bluff Ark.
 afE. W CARR, General Agent, Evans Build ;og, North. west coruer Third and Walnut streets, PN sdeIphia is authorized to act as Agent for "the .sysaasds Banner
 K. MoRsts k O.. General Newspaper Agents Jackson. Mississippi, duly authorized 10 act as agents for the ".8rkaRsas Banner"
 J. J. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 26 Camp Street. New Orean, is our exclusive Agent to procure and col- ,.ct names for advertising, &c., in that city.
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The Eccentric Clsrryman.

h tas early times of New England. im aae ef ths od's towns m Essex county, there esiAea aa aged esiEywan. who had long EainiAssred to the sarna people. He vas learned and good maa, ksf was careless and whinsaeul iN ' eas of language. ofen hs eosne ana odd ss sssssss in prayer. bia,ly amused ihe yoan~ . ess.sI while they srresed the sgrd as age this isag iHeIs. as fas af l0ng fsTbsaranee. r-' aase ses ia tue tainisHf ets e matter. 3Tra .st5s5l.. s " stat s- ss ss t+ .. k;-V-.1s
 .~sa fosglssnsssa
 4As to exercise his secA.
 sable guard agoa his Ina. ss hc had doae. fits peesls
 aed 70 him. and readily ass-ns-is@ s@
 -s oi his minis,rasieas The whale Sif.
 sessned 10 be amicabiy selsd. His -. -. '"e'eaane'i oesged him 10 passae IA, lusnss .s soa.se ne had promised. public tne~s,.~' - ''s ao,ngs oi hs venerable body pnSiishsa. ssI .hash satisfaction wss expressed in vie~ .f ,a.. < nappy prospect to pastor and people Bv s.a.s.s. "e oh gentleman was to close ll.e n~.sia,t tssss.s payer Alter suitable expressions of lhsnLs t, ,s tasan' result of the proceedings. hs ,oea h.~.. 'e'ven' and prayed that ia future thev n.,gA1 .S Z 'e" Ao''s' ioesiAey. asd ,iat ekssk ky ,s,I - 'y J"0'' f'S" 'Afe 10 tas kiagdom oi Hesssa.' { H0stsa TrasslIsr
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Election Tickets.

We are prepared to print tickets for the approach ine August election, with neatness and dispatch, and as io,r as any office in the State. Persons order ing tickets from any part of the State can have them forwarded by mail if they desire it.
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To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregularity may be discovered in the receipt of the Bdaner, our sub scribers will do us the favor to give information of and removed
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nnnatinn Lands.

For sale al this office. Lstsof the forfeited lands subject to donation by the State to actual settlers at 75 cents per copy, or s6 per dozen Postage to aaypsr, of the country, : i9 cents
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01 sms,hers. aa esia9 eaagh, is aa aapissssat Pfsdesment the ether aakht. fasbsd dows Canal ss. ne says. hoiiy rarsosd by sgFiy msa. lesasd ttae. sad sn "ia hai-tks vheie sf iksn sesksa.' oaits nssssw sseses, lhss. M \ s-s.sl \ -.
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fSJ-A young lady thus writes annoymousiy in the column. of sB Irish paper: For ny own part, l coairss hat the desire oi nay heart aad Oy constant pfoyrr IS, that 1 may be blessed with good and sfrcionaie husband, and that may be good and adeciionste wife and mo,her Should l be denied this, I hope for grace to resign mysef-but fear 1t will be a hard trial for me"
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SurgisaI 0psralisa.-.Aesmtrii,.n.

N Ces,s', ot Batavia. P rsormed a survae.I .,.. 'a'ion on Tsssisy the lth Iass, .. B.g,s fs.s..s
 "Pae Mrs koysl B Hlbbafd, rsnlssiug sl.nr.. sr, entire r'xht breast Mrp if was a.su,sss sss~e - rsi days 10 suceessicn by ]. D. BaekIana. R.s .e that place. preparatory to the sperasien ehs wss not informed of the day when il weald take plare. oa the day Sf the opefa.i0n she was mesmsrssss ss usual hy Mr. B. withsat any knowiedKs shas ,hs operaiioa wss ihsn ta hc performed Mrs Hthkafs was entirely unconscious during the space of tlrss hoars-the orers,iea lasting abos, eas kaar--1a. ring which time, and white the bosd vesaels w.rx beiog taken ap, she seemed te fatnt of swoen fsy
 tiTue, but soon recovered sud rrmaiaed e. h~f.s. she srose, and walked so the bed after the essrs. 'ioa, and tsy usder the rsesmrrsc isaasscs for abon sn hoar--duriag which tltss shs osxwa ef tuae being excited. she sang verse of the sf;savs o Washington" sith Mr Bsekiaaa. whlch shs ccald not have dehs is the nstsrai sfats fer 1srt of fsmIisarity wi,h the pisee Ga belar aweks. sAs p.easan,ly remarked to her sister who w.. ssss~at "How foolish l ways feel whea eeas cot ef tRH 'nesusrsc stats; aod sot snsIi se saw her frs~nas sh Ut her vas she eooscaovs Of whsf had tsk ksa place. On b~isx ssksd sbe had suy ksswiedsv of suffered sbv Pain dssfsg the op<ystsos, shs rv
 marksd that shs ''hsd ao knswisage sT anst thipw ibst had skea place since she ,eek her s~at ss ts 'nesmerised "--tSissas (N. r. Rsp.
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south Carolina.

The Charleston Cotton Manufacturing Company have gresolved to increase their capital from its present suount of SlOOO 900 10 $500 oOO the extent allowed by their charter. The Mercury pays: "The additional capitalisto to be employed in the immediate erection and furnishing of large Cotton factory oi I5o00 spndles. contiguous to the present factory in Hsnpstsad."
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GT h the yeas i1ss. Les,is Philippe sna Ais brother were camping out at night in the forsss on tbs sery gTouad on whieh fhe civ Of iteehestyy. New fosk, now s,sais A trsveier sought ssfaes w.'a thsa. an ERgishmaa sy tue aAas a Bssins
 The late King si FEsnes. aaw aa exile iH Engisaa hss met he to'msf seqsaiatssee. aew Lars Ash.
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The Boston Traveller has the following: "We gre informed that the stated yesterday as hav- ing been given for the newly invented hydro-elsc- tric light of Mr. PAINE was toe small by half -enOr- mous as 1t appears to be. It is now stated that the gss company of this city, New York, Philadelphia, Washington &c-, have bargained to give MT. PAINE. ten millions of dollars for his patent and that they have actually made him advance payment of half million.
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0S-" Ma, that nice young man, Mir. Sauftung. is very fond of kissing" " Mind your seam Julia, who told you such Loasenser' Ma, Ihad ii from his own lips"