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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-27
female WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered the public has
been half certain and eetal in correcting LII the incl
dental DeaknesSes and irregularities of the female
BRANTrS PULMONARY BALS4M. 1t makes no differ
whether the arrangement be suppression,
other incidental lceqesS-t regulates ALL, by strengthen
ing the system equaRg the circla0n and soothing and
aitayiHg NERVOUS lRlITABLlTY. See our Pamphlets
form =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-27
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
THE KNOX INSURANCE. COMP ANY,
YINCENNEs. INDIANA:

NINCENNE0, INDIANA,
-xS Is now taking Fire and Marin e
lis Risks on as liberal terms as any other
s<sz<sESA Company in the country.
The Capi>al of this Company is securely invested,
and is unimpaired and the community may rely
with perfect confidence that losses will prompt
ly paid:
tanned at the Agency OF this Company.
Risks in Lives OF persons going to California will
be taken at an extra rate OF premium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-27

Coughs, ColdS;
| Weakness Of the Chest;
pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding to produce
Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
! Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Night Sweats
Exposure II lmprudence
life;
IChronic constitutional
Diseases;
And is a Spring and Sum.
mer drink and general
Tonic for thesystem and
a gentle and pleasant
purgative; it is superior
toBIue Lick Congress
water, Salts, or Seidlitz
Powder.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-27
Better Testimony

More testimony from DIR. Moore
Mr. JOHN BULL: ] am using your Sarsaparilla i
several new cases of Scrofula and with happy etfeC
| am now confident it is one of the most cthcacou
medicines that can be made for that purpose.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, M
Winchester, Ky, Feb. l, l848.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-27
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM
Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases Of pulmonary nature-such diseases
Attack the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

o'clock that night ii was aiken for its final destination
which was place selected by himself while alive on
his ,,n farm Every attention which courtesy and hui
m,ni,v could sncges; l- demand shown by the
deenly sympabi,ng community towards the deceased
=, nd his hpsi stricken relations.
Fame gave to tie deceased an enviabe character In
Al, his relations society blot could the purity
Of his name The rich might well envy him his pros
periry willie the poor looked MP 10 him as their bene
f,cor. and distress and want fed bclrs his buutuu,
b,pd WHO then can estimate the lass of such hus
band such father, such cit "n} May his memory
be cherished far the imitation ochS ,irtues--and may
these BE- transmitted reward II their inst appreciation
"a an hetilanee o his pisietlty.
W. NJ B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

Ia an lnrhy nin'--iaI nave ara jenny
lod Us ihIoaRh tue KIND Int rYantoa ot d aend'
received je.tefdaf m2fhln3, ihe ia!i5wihe bullet
Admit aRe
TO THE REHEARs II, .........
II BAft VI
NnW inHch As was inclined In preserve ms precious
aocu ne N be ea,hTloea - lice IN oil anto!fap's'
aeng WIN u naPr eand " lam e'baet' VT thought
II he gt 10 eYe H. On sefand thon9hts Ia The daofNerP
ct at Castle darden iot adm Ss1oo u the ehen-a 49,
tbae an omnens al The d'n d the hotel required 10
The grfa hall and seated there AUD select gathering
q" newspaper feparfrs p2of-heVl anIhnfs co'h"'yeRS
an musical men, with the had OF the stage "Ylb'a
ting to the hammer OF the eatpanler.
Il blessed my stas and ealledit Injury
Looking shoat the immense ropm espied in the hslco
nv two ladies' from onr own cry. In whom immedi.
ately attached mrself and Wild bealessy the arr
va of the s1nasrress She snan care in cond Of ir-
cense waited by The alorng Bafaam aud tia lionizod
Benedi / The musicians If the orchestra then took
their Places sixty in nnnbar and executed an overture
As some great General masbals his forces on the eve Of
an engagement as Peter at Narya or Marlborough at
Blenheim so did Benedict reduce II order the chaos of
instruments with h $ al powerful baon Bellet then
sang solo. During all this time Jenny had been run
ming around the roon in plain dress ard little sr,w
banoet experimenting aaricnlarly in he resonance AMI
capacity OF the building When Beleii had finished
sh ran upon The stage and camnenced-no shp did not
commence-only prepared 10 beain the Casla Diya:-
For ius as she was about t. p5ur ont the Celestial
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
LyNCHnuRc MARNErs. srrrrMnrn Is

" .
Prori'io's- Bacon. 5 4 Ia ;Be.t. S. 10 81 Con
Meal 80 o. Is cents
Fow-Nrw sapordac 81 20 far Family 81 in
demand
GrIin--Corn. IS cts Oats Is cents.
Ciorer Seed 81 nomna,
Uhtstey. Mountain S3-Ianghorne liunis 81
cents
BrcNrdr ~ cents.
BuHer--l to = cts fr M. |.
Bruuig \pnlr none olernf; Peach. none Offering
BW Iron i $50 assorted and $50 60 when drawn 10
order.
Co1er-Rin ~ cents, laguira l2i Mocha 20.
Country Linens Tow 10 Ia II; fla>l2lali oeuts.
cotton Yarns -Saes lSa20 cents.
FeotterS-3l to 50 cts.-Soarce..
tIir Seed Sales % 10 % cents.
FGb-lIerruYs. No. |. Ssti Shad old s. 30
new so, Mackrro No. 3 S. -.
I'H'o,r @ cents
To $3.50 per Dbl
Moot 99to % cts in demand.
moot RoDs 80 to 81 yer, scarce.
Ginscug--2j ia 96 cents
Hemp-We quo'e - To Sc. in demand.
Lusc6d OIL - cenls-io demand.
Inrd- 6. h &c
.uolnsc' West India 80 to II cts par gallon; n
O 42to i5 cents.
Pader-Lump. $5i 10 S.; Ground, 60 10 ~
Sugars New Orleans g. tas rt.ats, Pafto Rleo7 tos3
cents Clarified ~ cents, Loaf lltol2l cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
TO TIE PEBLTG

OSr three Certificates o Depose, issued by the Citi.
gems SAVINGS lan at ynchburg, payable to me- num-
bcrcd 1857, 300 and 1891, amounting 10 -Four Hundred
Dollars No. l2ao having credit endorsed the back Of
thirty Now his to inform and caution the public from,
tadng for taking assignment OF the above named
Certificates the raid Bank having paidand satisfied in full
Tor the JOHN DUGGAN.
Snni II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCuBIRG. SEPT. II.ls,o

TOBACCO Receipts and Inspections con inae
light. Market firm lSl hhds Inspected The past wick
against III hhls CORES noodng week # lsi year los
hhjS soil rs follows Is hhjs a ffum & /, - II hhls
at from s. tn $40, 81 hhds at ftam Slo In 81 i hhds
at from : to SIC and 4 hhas at lfom 81 In $50
WtlEAr-Sj for Rcd. ~ far Whne
WILLIAM /. SMITH.
Commission Mcrchpnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
POW ksE
FOR SALE.

WILL bo sid, on Saturday Tho Plat of Sept, 1850.
w on the premises, two Lots # ground in the town
Of Lyncbhnrg. the property Of the Honorable William
C. Rvs. These Io situated On the same s1uare
ofrronnd with he 'lobacco Factory of 4. II Amscad
Esq Of them fronting Isl 80 1919 feet. uron
vince here Stone shop and The orher fronting 4rh
alley II feet and running back l0i 10 feet upon which
there Is Wooden Factory This property very val
nabe and will be sold wihont reserve upon credit of
8. IL and IL mon he.
YANCEY * DAVIS. Attorneys,
Solt l9-lt For Nm. c. Rivss.
The ahoye sale viii alte pleco At 3 n'roce.
MOsBY & IIOLCOMBE. Anrt'rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
III D.N.s'EV&, sc. sc.


80 = LADIES AND MISS ES' BONNETS just rec civ
r~'DO ed, at from II cts. So each
SHOES for Ladies, Gentlemen, Girls and Boys, at from
25 cents wards
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, IACES AND LAWNS, VERT
cheap, with a great many other new and fashionable
goods which ca n be sold very low for rash.
JNO. ]. puRYIS, Ao'r.
POSTSCRIPr.-Ia am SELLING OFF great MANY
kinds of goods AT COST, and 6elo cost for CASH
July Is fits J. J. p. AG'r.
-
L,XrRA FINE SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, Mo-
IL LASSES, &c. Sc II am receiving the above
ces, all OF which would call the attention.
Of friends and the public generally the and elcon
6den OF pleasinc all.
Mavs-ii,, SAINT rYREE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
RICHMOND. sep .onaor I.

- - '#' / IN st =.
ToB\CFO -lh' nuke e'9aaa4 Yely mis', aud
nI' - ini'. ans an't' We qaoie lug, old md new,
~ ~ '' 50 3U I''I ''fn IA In hne, I'll ii II Sl3-
%, rN,tl maouI''tl.ng g1alllas M NM NOR.
FtylK New Reh mud hod At =, @1d SCOTS.
Ni,G s. >, without any ~hppag d"nand.
NliENF-R"tS 81 %, anl y hte 81 10
CORN -6ll6i els PER baslaI. pen1od light.
O\lN-We quote ~ ceol' per bushel As Tie seillog
price,
RYE-Ar,ol demand fr disiilag. At IS esals per
b,s,a for aTcx,,,. mime ,,,rI..
WHEAT OFFA I-Rr,o 10 cts Sb4,t4 : rts.
Hr,,vl SIM. % ,.,,.. Sli, ~q I ..nl. mr. hasI,
cons MEAL. nm 81 cent. .,.r= bnlsI,1
pROyI~IONl
Wag9ote rev cirv cured Bacon NJ 7,7, els ba, r,nel.
Western sides GnG4c. prma shoulders -. Com
ma, Il, l,AI . "pune, C,,,, ham. lOl.#n.,v H.
A,q..s I,rj IN hh,s - cts IN le,,s - ,ls
nrr NJ .
BUTTER -Nopotain drl,in.lIa17s Ct. nrr II. fir
.,n.,Dr ,rcle ,p ,,ln,rv o,,cIe ma, In, ,,,d NJ 4
to- ii cents.
COFFEE Rio is hold IIalIB r,r mime. InaayIo
at IT,, and Java >, Alb.
MOI NNSI~ ('uN rts.. plrtn Illr, =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
TELEGRAPH CHURNII

J'lE undersigned having secured the right to the Statect
Virginia, in tsnew and most valuable invention, Is de-
.rous o dsrosng Count, tiehts to make, and send
said Churn~, on the mos, favorable terms.
The above invention patented, the lt June iSl9.
and issued l day OF January 1850 and Is doubtless tbs
best Chnrn extnn, producing butter in from to minutes
and gathering it roll after chnrning. also simple
OF construction and perhaps easily cleaned, than
other in
This Chun exhibited nj the last Fair OF the American
Institute. in the city OF New York. and there ed
many other Churs; tho result was Silver Medal wa.
awarded 10 this, while of the ohcrs received
comp mentay notice, from the Managers OF the institute
used il the largest dairy counties in New York
and bids lair to drive other Churn USE Cefti6
Gates 10 its efficiency, be by calling the
,cber OF, better STILL ocular dennsiration will given
all desiring it, Letters to the suhsc ber post paid will he
promptly attended to.
As ecimen OF the above may he at the store of
Mesr Thurman SeholGeld who will shortly have the
Churns on hand Ter sale.
July % 6ir,i JAS b. WARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
.s-Eu. sO.yGERH,.
GE0R & + Ut. RUCK Err,

IYNCflBIRG, ",
Ardsf /, 1871.
IAvINt putchased 81 Whlnn Rrii and James hrooks.
their interest the stock al goods al Bell, Ruckm
nrnos and taken the well ho Stoe Raoin used by then.
respectfully sail. the attention ri his nds, and tho VI tie
concern hifh he menhcr tn h- extensive s"ek
o Fame, aud Staple TRY q elsiats, shors sr II rn'ra.
crs quite t,pnt variety ri desirable .tya ol goods
and Wi, he ud extremely laW, and asks. ta all wanting
vnols sal, rive hn call liz will add IRA few weeks 10
his stao large assortment III the must choice goods
o the -os. suited to the trade al this ms,tei ami vii
lee able to- uar rtct Inducements. tho buyers oil goed..
ssany house ~ al the upper epun,iy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
Walls, .S1,iRPS sc.

Sn0 KEGS Nails assorted from 3 to 40 dy--also Box
COO Lining Fencing, Spikes and Brads Just received
Those in want al NAILS will find it to their interest to call
us, 10 reduce stock and will offer
inducements TO purchasers
Sept 19--ts MCDANIEL & LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
mr. or D.HhCLNG.
MR.. I. T.. e. RI ET r

yITOUI.D most respectfully inform the Ladies and Gan
w tlcmcn OF iyrrhhng, AID vicinity, thai he proposes
forming Class IN which he will teach the above Art in all
branches Mr. g will give Lessons at the resi-
drnro such Ladies and Gentlemen prefer priyata he
strucons, Scmndres where there shall be Class Of
eight lotmed Those Wishing 10 participate int tic above
cumplishment, note addressed 10 ! J.. GtRRETf,
Frdukiin Hotel, LynchbWg,
will meet with punct,ai attendance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
F0wr on Flee FEundrcd .krrcs,
One Hundred and Fifteen Acres

al less, purchased by the said Richard Ellis
uel ogg, eSong the lands Vt Samuel Ncrle,% heir, aud
others This tract known the Thomas croekp tract
contains by actual survey aud calculation by latitude and de-
afne, l2ai oetcs II lies upon the branches oi homass
Null efrek aud tcdn cter, ON both sides o putotdh old
Tad about i've mlls from Waugh luy and about the
same distance llou, the Blue Ridge Canal
hSo=anathcr tract at LAND situated in the count, Il
AmLt and dr.-nhcL m lhn md lnel M. cnnLnlulua
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
NOTICE.

fE,E partnership heretofore existing under the style Of
I WILKES n BUTLER, was dissolved by mutual rom
sent on the 10th of May last. BENZ WILKES,
Sept 1871 +. b. BUTLER.
ry,E subscribers vii continue the business In all Of Its
branches al the old stand, opposite the Bank Of
Virginia. under the style 81 BUTLER \ NEWHAf.L.
T.. b. BUTLER,
Sept 80 3hf Nc NEwHAt.L,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
EsO.fiA1c Cloths

vlNir subscribers have rreeda iash suppy Of the real
/ tied square mesh al shk,
German .FltGEOr ROSfiug <SOshS.
the imported into the United States aud warranted to be
such, all numbers from mol ~ NJ 10 II i only netsssa-
" tty thee Cloths Ia that they the best; all Ia
want win please ea before buying elsewhere.
JIly l5-ins klEEM \ GwA1KIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
~ y y OF u ITO ~.

NVtUNT I, ISjU.
yr,IIE firm OF Bell tucker Brooks this day dissolved
l l., mutual consent aud limitation The name oi the
firm is only be used In winding the affairs of the con
Germ The oaa Bonds and ennnts, will remain a, the
George NJ hneker who succeed us in h,sinc -
Those 10 whom the firm indebted. will present thsn
claims 10 him early pnasihs and those indebted by
Hond open Accenn will please call on lin, as he will
settle all claims due from OF TO ,he concern.
We take 10 return sineere thanks to osf
lrlcuds aud customers the liberal patronage bs
tow an connection in business, and r.eetfu
/, ask tor uceesot the same liberal patroaga kind
ly extended to Us WILLIAM BELL,
GEORGE NJ. RHt KEH
JAMES t. BkODkS.
A,tpA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
, 3 0 0 A C RE S

l, 500 A RES,
ss<Hx~ OF this quantity. about $50 believed
sSfMs1 10 be arabic. There Is abundant supply Of
SzFyEzs3 fine timber the land, and two fine streams
ron through ~ capable OF driving saw mills 81
~snssn~- furnaces.
ALSO-fo1r hnlfacre Lots in tho town Of Bethel, on
James riycr-mles above Lynehbug, and in the county
ol Amherst, 10 wit
Lot No ls bought Of Merit and William White, and-de.
scrihed the said deed "Sorc house and Lumber house
lot -
Lot No. G, bought Of Edward Carter and described
said deed the tWhitc House lot"
Lot No and Q, described in the sold deed two
cant luimprovcd lots adjoninng the White house lot
AISO-anoher Tract oil land situated in the county Of
Amherst known asthe ''iaItcss" tract, containing Two
Hundred Acres. recovered by the said Richard FL
lis Of J. NJ Martin, adjoining the lands oil John Flood and
others
the debts secured to be paid by the Iastmenoned
deed otrus' with all interest that has accrued shall
thereon snd all the proper aud charges Of making
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
cast, fO,. wheat.

wish 10 the large quantity OF good
wheat Farmers Will find ii 10 their interest To give mn
cal, before they sell thrr crops will purchase wheat
10 be delivered at Nessrs tsry Iyees % the basin In
Ivnclbnr Bcave, Creek lumber house crops 90
the canal below tins place. WIN W. MOSDf.
Aug Swil-Nihs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

NV 0RK- T0TH SepT TNIO
Ma IN | an lucky m9u.--tnf have hoard Jenny
Lind Us. through The kind int rvantion Of i fend |
r. ceiyed }e tatdaq morning, The fallywtng billet:
admit mo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
Your Egundrcd and lwcntY-tNo


s.;sA8ssa aud hall ac,cs lees. purchased Ia,
,r9sfK| aid RIrh1id Ellis of John Hutts. aud
s38.ssS4 lying ,ut the South waters ol pcdat ryot.
ALSO another tact ct LAND situated in
--Sas~e-- the county ol Amherst and dcsrtib,d tho
sid deed combining ONE III INDEED AND FORTY
one AND THREE QUARTER ACRES. more 81 les.
Purchased by the said Ihrhatd = Ellis o Samu, Burl-,
Con o thnle) adjoining the lands o the estate OF Joshua
tliis aud others
ALSO another tract Of LAND situated IN the count, o.
Amhet aud derphod u the SAID diced containing tfiN
ACRES, molc a. less, purcha cd y the said chad 5 Ii
lls ot thailc~ Bufle'shei
ALSO another tract OF LAND situated in the county ot
Amherst aud described IN the said dctda containing NJ
lA-El,lif A'kiS, more on less, purchased by the sad
Richard > Ellis oi Joshua s tllis
1he our harso Land last above named constitute one,
commonly called the Bowen" tract and Will be- sold as
such include. the small mountain, known ls's
mountain 81 .simct IA situated about one mule South
wcst 81 P,dm Mills, aud quarter 81 = mile from the
lyhehbptg aud Buffalo SwmEs Turnpike road he sod
Is strong red clay capable OF the highest mpov
about one hnd OF the tract IN oguRl growth ui the he
quality oil mhsr II well watcted and ol the best
neighhouboods ~ the county.
A.SOanahet tact of LAND situated IN the count, 81
Amherst and described an the said deed containing 81 TX
~ ACRES, mofe on less, beng tie "Nll" tract, ncu-
lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

wits CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN.
s0Ab for tg 'he.f.

Tive highest cash price given ion all Merehaniahle Wheat
delivered AZ Lumber house the BASIN Mossfs q h N
Il Srptoc arc autha.ed 10 putthsar wheat io Us
slant suppl, ol ROCK and Gr,nod Plaster kept han
srErfoE 4 rAliAfERO.
Annmsl l--A,2nn Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
NOT &c.

INlE subsefiher having been employed Salesman by
Mr. George BaEhy respectfully rsque It's his numerous
friend. aud BEDFORD and sew hefs To gi,u
hm call before making their purchases ~
groceries, From Sc,
assuring them that efforts will be spared To please
~ Particular attention paid to tho Sale OF Gon. Wheat,
Flour Oats and robaeeo JANIS IEFTwlLH
Sept its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
NOTICE.
sir Bgssndred .srres.

SIT ssHr This Trart is situated In .se,llont
SelI ,,,A neigtbahood and has upon IT good psel.
49, t&'E3 Ing House and on, ilaases. good trst
Az : SEsS1s ard Saw Mil, aud about 20 ACRES "f
oSr''cnt BOTTOM LAND. Persons wishing to see the
land amply to Mr. Robert Glenn OF Mr. James u ia-
,i,s both liyinr on the premises JOHN FARl5S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

ly as possbleat The close Of Mr. Tnast,l's speech.
which vas frequently interrupted By goat applause
proposition made iar slbsrHp ions and after short
time spent in that efouthe c5uyealian on motion took
a rerpss mill = ,'e1aek
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04
Important Discovery.

A discovery, conhrmatory of inc truth of the book of Jonah has been made by MT Layard. In excAvaiing the city Of Ninsveh, he discovered the name of Jonah inscribed npon the ruias. That prophet, our readers now, as sent 10 announce the people of Nneveh the destruction Of tle city II s eoquence converted many of them, and "God repented him" of the doom lIs had pronounced, and spared the city fer that time. Jonah thea be- came ,he prophet of Nineveh. and reverenced by the nhabisants As the Oriental custom. they doubtless iisscrib@i his name in conspicuous places on the walls ol the pu blic eli6ees. and the inscriptions engraved by Assyfan hands, thous- sand years before the Christian era have been found by NIT. Laysrd. This is .one Of the most exlraor dnary demonstrations of the accuracy of biblical history we have ever heard of.
 As yet have only scen tiie beginning of the end The city of Nuevsh has scarcely yet been entered, and when ths excavations shall have be-u completed if Mahomstaa jealousy should ever per mt that coBsummaiion, we may expect illustra- tions of the prophecies that wilt strike the world with and wopder.
 Great credit is due to the British government for the munifcrut spirit they have exhibited in aiding the labors of Mr. Lsyard-pacing at his command vessels for the navgatioH oi the EuphraIes convey ing 10 England the magnificent sculptures which he has ds-ntonsd, and afording him every facility which money British authority could secure.-- We should be glad 10 a similar spirit exhibited by the government of this country. in reference to american antiquities -Noah's Sunday Tmes.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04
s.BehoId, How Great a Fire,r &c.

"Mrs smith" said Mrs Brown to the next door neighbor, yesterday "your Sal makrs com mon practice of throwia' her sIops right down In front of my door, and don't like it.'
 "WeIf, Mrs Brown, since you have spoke about it, mus; say tina, your Bill does more than ,hut; he ehucks dirty water Ia my sAl's face, aud even tore her dress few dasy. ago
 IVY Weii, dear knows, Mrs. smith you need mt say nofhiu' about my Bill, for your Sal is the worst child n the Heighborheod; all tlIe neighbors says so, and what all say must be SO.
 An the neigbbors says 90, does they ssd what does they say about your Sal. I'd like 10 know Take cara, Mrs Brown, don't put me in passion, or may say more than yoa' 'd Ike te hear-Peopss that lives in glass houses oogh'nt to throw stones
 Say whst you please Mrs smith, but take care you don't violate the law, I'll put you whets the dogs won't bite you."
 An. you will, viii youl you dirty hazzy; you put decent woman ia prison, will you' Better take care you don't get there yoursett st's where you ought to have been, long ago, if what every bosy says is true"
 "1here, I'll make you prove tllst-l T make you prove that--yes l will. Sal. get my bonnet and shawl-I'll see If there is no justice for me Aud Mrs. Smith hastehsd of to a magistrate 10 get a warrant for Mrs BFawa- fhs magistrate asd ths cOustsbIes arc the only t!at made by ihs oPe- ration
 These scenes are of every day occurrence.