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MARKETS. ELsEyyIIERE.

Bosros Nov. Is--Broksc,s Boardt shs Worcester and
Ns,hus RsyoAd sa l7Q 60 Vermont cep,Tsl RsilvoA '
3Sl 90 Do tCpj, 3ss Mtrchstt t hank uV Cochitrase
nhhf, loi Old colony road. elf 20 Boston and Pro-
ldepba. Whining and baltimore Railrosd l son DO.
~ "a 20 sFoRs ssa and nss M , alf'sa AZ az & ss
st zee Vermont and Central Railroad Bonds, 6s l0Oo
Co., ~. g2X
400 EesainE mt6s Is s $500 Texas Notes 81; shares
var, 3sns *; 50 d. &Siss,SS kailross' IS S % DO
81 todc crsrd Bsnt, ~: 80 DO. Radins Railroad, SS,
PAtrIsonr Nov. l5--Sioek Bo1-d-sI,Oo0 Maryland CO.
llEsii 6oo de- 90 ~. y, I,oo Bal g, @ 10y 900
gs{; 9 ibs iatimors and Ohio Raro p 1876 Is a,
FoRrIGv MARKETS.
HAVANA, Nov T. Our stock OF sugars " reduced to
about rs 20 10000 boxes In first and second hands Of
which about Is NJ. are for shipment Coffee-but
III tile of In the market and purchasers not
xisus at the present rates Since the hrst inst
ad6iticnsl duty OF per cent on all importations
exaott TO raite $3.50 600 to pay of debt
feven OF egbt years 20 reduce the value pssea
The sutborties here have sent proposition to the
the duties all importations per cent and aug
ment the duties exports a. follows "A re- per box
on sugars; 2- per cwt on segarsi and 2s per al on
Leaf tctacco The rates may be increased or dmini,h
ed by the Court The levy Is TO raise the Of
S?26OCoO TO meet the extraordinary expenses be-
Ing incurred TO increase the army aud navy for the
n,T,~r,s Nov I The weather having sat in cold
after the last hsavy rains h favorable for grind
ing cane and many estates will be ready to begin to
erna by the 10th or 15th inst The crop promises to
sugar or molasses let In rft hands and there
fore give you quotation tf price There has been
tales Of rice since that OF the cargo per Isbea
which cold at r thirty and sixty days credit The
ertics 4. In some little dem md Freights are Of
courrc nominpl owing to the scarcity Of produs -.
Exchange, per cent diseounsi sterling ~ premium,
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In Brooklyn, on the l4th instant by the Rev. Mr..
Wood, HESnr q. PowERs, to Miss ELIzAsErH VALES-
TINE, daughter Of Abrsm Valentine, Esq, both Of
Brooklyn.
On the 18th October, at the residence of the Right
Hen. Lord Weymouth, BY Rev. DR.. Wellesley. assisted
BY Rev. j. B Donaldeon the Right Hen. w. L. ".
ScAnLETr, Of Leicester Park Scotland to Miss KATE
WILMor, only daughter Of Col w. Randolph, 8. "A.
On the 9th int at St Louis by the Right Rev. DR..
Hawks Hon. EpwARp GARRrNGToN CABKLL, Of Florida,
to ANNA MARIA Wilcox, daughter Of Mrs General
Ashley
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Johnston. Mr. Winter w A Fisher, " Wells a W v.Ix
burs. @ Nsyls, W Robsr,son. snisn, J bsdwi. 4
cell. French W Hu,d; Miller; Q Lerd. y Mitchell. a
Riley c Bright, sassnis a L Thorne. b aurrs,t
RI Wood. X Perse, II Stone. wilsop; B Ya.ss n
Dean, Churchill Dexter "A coneklin, q Butisr. a
A smith, Bradley. A Tyler. Peters ID Il Wright w w
Goodrich X Robertson w Taylor y Diskioson p;es
son, W d Benton. w vanhorh. Dean. w Hs-efeid, "
Gutter. 8 Hind Adams. Graves. Sutona ] d
Mcdonald Cerne Wrisht Masters anderson and Web
Capt Hudson lady ans chid-sxty in the
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The Speech that ThOmpson, the English
Abolitiouist, was to have Delivered.

BosroV Nov. 10 1850
The speech that Mr George Thompson, the sSoll.
ZIONIST inter ded 10 deliver at the meeting last night
is published In the papers this morning. lie begins
by speaking Of bis admiration Of the Institutions Of
America which he has alssys admired and vindca.sd
in his own country lie then goa on 10 relate wha.
has been done for form In England the aboshiag
Of slavery in the Wsst Indies TIE repeal OF the
iav, So He attacks the abuses in Great Britain "a
follows" Truth d. nands the confession that oppres-
zion and Injustice Ia thou,snd forms are still to be
found in all parts u the British doninions While
the lovers OF freedom ers the friends OF philanthropy
have been lAboriug sxtiiys the foul systsms Of
slavery snd the sls,. tr.de, and in other ways have
been seek pg TO amehcnte 20 condition Of their fell
,ov subjects and Of human race, others OF my
countJme have been -.1g unholy wsrs-hsve
been trsmplibg u. D. ofthe weak and defence.
less. and In various rta ne world have been sus
tanning Institutions emo opee. injurious TO the
Interests and in violate me rights of the people y
lie refers to MIR Wsbstss ., forows-r Massachusett.
has not forgotten tn, Cen that guided the Aayaover
to Ply mouth Rsch; srs .,ush the peerless intellect
of Massachuretts may Ter from the stroke Of a
southern sun, the heart be ola Bsy State s sound,
and still beate responsive the iBetncts of nature
the dictates OF humsr aud the claims OF the
trembling outcsst wbo S-Ss shelter on her soil .
He then takes the ls1kdsge Of Webster relstive
TO Kossuth In his speech zoe New Hampshire din.
nsr and placing In u tts south toe Austria aud the
name Of Crafts, quotss 10 ~ foloss ~ see that
the South dsmands Of Me-, sobus.tts that the noble
Crafts and bis equally not CEN, snions thOula be
gVtn up sDd s,e that n demand IL In derision OF
the established laws OF uat Gsntlsmen there IL
eomtthng on earth greater arbitrary despotic
power The lightning hes itt power aud the whrl ~ind
Dss us poser but thef- l. something snong men
more csPapie of shakins Dc Totic poser than light
ming vhrlvind and that 10 the tbr eaten
eu no'gneuon of the vh'i- civilized world.n While
eptng IN sdmiration ~ tb4 sdvaucs Of this country
IN otn.r fespscts ne dtuoUEces it, slavery saying,
"fh % imputed TO me that have identi asd IN yset
with those who are held Ia slavery on this ,oi and
have sousht TO promul gate the doct Of
tion, scknowledge the Justice OF tn. ms nj
and plead guilty. My offence reaches far beyond the
limits OF the United States Ny aspirations for free
efatyrant, In advocating the rights Of humanity.
know Of no geographical boundaries. I walk anon
Gods earth, amosg Godf children and whenever see
even one OF u EN- stricken, vii denounce the az
grsssor and demand the deliyeranee Of the captive
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MEDICAL.

-
noCToR YOURsEIr-FoR TwENTY-rIvE CENTS
~ t means Of The Pocket ltseuapus, or Evry On. nh
svnes ps.s .Sns'n .ps En ss IN sv., en-
share snd Srm BY william Young, D. Graduate Of The
Disease. faiSiuy aSssrIesS and s rssres s1sa
Sss 5. re read i =
men, VIE hsve been infer unste in eon'rsotng d.eass
no matter vSat his rrsisn,ss q tru
useful rSra s,rsnEsr. victims .ss ely PHrsssay those
sst sss sS1: sa
.sss sols 3. f.si.s o.. IL ess
y s.. IN psrsSn s.ss S se1, snosss
81. eoyis. will be ser, Cor on selag Adi,ess DR. n.
ssssrs ss' I'i sss ''r "
DR COOPER. IL DUANE sTREEr HAS, roR THs
- est fourteen years sonhnsd he p.ese 70 the treat
sssvssed cases Of ths disease AND mia oss. -
tee 70 Eve dsvs A perfect cure or no charge
Oh DE LANIYs yRlScl arASDARD REMEDIES.
deliesi. dsssss had every desired shape or for
sp IN Il: rs q hose ds. ssS u .aSs vac
in S Sss q ss.ys and Scs' ssriss from
s6.m,slys world q s.ras sad .ussss TOO @sics, 'e
Drop 81 aO the French spscisr sr IsSssrrh rus ans
DARIs AND LONDON TREArnsN,T or pKfyATK ,Is-
pain s In aSS. Sss,ss .ss sgg.,Sn -sS.,
sr sne s sne medicines With the local remedy
ssheSt ,s have esse, daily, q years standing. sr
daily sSRs Sisos s.%.sls vsss
ssossh ~ ssSu ss ssr ,S met ,ssss n. disease :..s
MssAis' hey sst none can squ,i you cured
h0urs berovG vs usder TIE osSsr pSsssi"u. ever
r, sersss NJ body vs soysr.a cured m.
years .$'.isas saS dsiiS sso"s ss.sss
S,' sss ssssf ,s o. IL ssS ssS.
two aoOr. from Brssdvsy =" "~o'r' :" "'''' Vs.
CAPTAINs, AND PERSONS GOING TO SEA. SHOULD
poses. Dr. Rslph. Praetssl Private rs.. svsrv
iu "a every place Or msdie,ns shs.s Nisth ss,ios ia
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IINITI STA TEs NAIL sTEAnErs BGTwEsN NEW
" York and Livcrpoo.-Ihs ships composing this line

the f1lON1nB:-
ATLANT Captain West. BALTIC. Captain Cnmstook
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. ADRIATfc. Capt. Grafton.
ARCTIC, Cap ain Luee.
Thes. ships having boen but by oontras erpressy Tor
government has been taken
sruoton, aso in thor ensnes strength
spced and their Tor pAsrengors arc pns
qusilcd for elegance co nfort.
Price of pasaye from Rev York vcfpoel ssg ercls-
sve Of extra sile state 335; from Liverpool "
New YoEk S35.
Aftts the hst Of April the freigh, by the
above from Liverpool will Be Materially reduced
An exeeroDeed srrseon will be attached 20 chip.
No berths secured until psid for.
The thesc shirs will bo
silver. bullion jewery, precious stones or rnet.s
thereof tharein expressed.
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lFfp sTFArstur fpANEfiN.l
HsvRy Nov lin port shps Elizabeth Gross for NYcrt.
New Emperor Pedrick for FOrlesn % Onsnhrdge Tsy
or DO th Astrnesr. Smith, so e New York Thompssn-
for Eyork eh 81 rchoiss kveiegh do l6h Rhpe posne
dc sth Radius Dillirshsm Osrrsy, Lueas DO; gAa
Rchsrssor for NYoh 18th ssrk esinsrs Perkins, Tor sss
Trsncisco, 18th.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoAPANI--F)R IN BsE
" via Southampton The United States
MAsHlNGroN, g. W FLOYD. commander. win sail fer
Bremen, via southampton Wednesday 21th NoventaF,
frs pier No. North river ~ o'clock, y Price 81
passage IN the hrst cabin so; price OF passage in the
second cabin sou An experienced surgeon 10 atssched
the ship. Aletisrs must 80 through the Posi- oco Spa
Gle delivered In Bavre reduced freight
passage apply 20 MOLLER SAND. Agenta 30 RroadMax
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BROWN, sHIPLky h co, Liverpool.
r. % ROBERTS n CO, l3 KINGS Arms yard Io,dou.
b DRAPER. Jr.. sbeuicvard. Nontmartre, Psris-
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srrptnE CouHT-CtECUr CoURr.-kf~ards, Jue-
tice - Nos 2O6. s33 1907. 1,0lT, 1000, 121 1O22
1924, l,tg4 99s AIS, lOsb, 1925 lo27, LOIS, lO2s
4
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Ttey all rTst class New York trilt shps, 0vicae
with all requisite articles for the comfsrt and conveaas
Of psssegrp snd commanded By of experience IN tbs
trade. The price OF 10 xli1 without Or
Eauers. Goods sent 70 the subscribers will he
free from any charges bat those actually incurred.
BOYD \ HINCEEN Agents. 1tl Pearl ssrseA
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Freshts 70 New Dreams 0c cubic fcot; Esvan. 500
do, PASSENGERS fer Chsgres will
At Havsns to the and splendid steamship PACIFIC.
40 secure freight or passage apply At the Office Of the
ID. o. ROBEETn
Special notice is given to shippers by this line that ths
company have prepared form bill OF adng adapted to
their business which will be furnished shippers app
cation the eompaays and with which they
quested to provide themselves other will BE-
signed by the agents Of the company. ladias
must tisDed before sailing Of the vcssel.
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steamshire Baltic, Comsock, Tor Lverpoo FLORIDA, Lyon
fer Ssvanrs abs sn3 others.
Pilot Beat J,mep waterbury picked sohr Martin o
PortlsnSl frm philadsipha for Portlsnd. With co.
miles Er a sandy ooh 18Th inst at 10 " sbantor
ard owsd her TO the city yesterday This IL The schr that
the Sks Steamship Atlantic into on the l2th inst
her jhboom and bowspri stove IN stsrbasd
bow split rankshsar ko The was stripped of her s1s
d Of her running rsns when the pilot boat fen
with her.
Nov It-Wind during the dAr FROM southeast.
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SfilPPlNG G.

TSOR sACRAkRNTo CITY.-FIRST VESSEL. TO SAIL
pesitively the 18th November, 4emurrags paiA
Freight to the of 800 bbl will be taken
pcrios sailiaz bark. by immediate application TO
". n %. FOWLER. Sc West streoA
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TCRAYELLERs WILL FIND AN INVALUABLE sEcU-
rity in DR. Ralphs Practical Private Treatise. Ths
recipe are Plany Svsa sls' he i.sssstss.oa. OF s
In every place. Ninth eitcn 81 up pfice "a Asy BE-
bad ef The Astaer IS CreenwA ses er by P,st mail ires
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Nov Is-wins during the day from Southeast.
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v. n ID. FOWLER. bh West street.
ITO CAIIF0RNIANs.-IMP0RTAN REDUCTION IN
ths price Of passage from Panams to San Frsnoisoe
Inc new AID splendid double
b. bisseH u N. commander, will leave Panama fog
san FRANCISCO ON the 18th December in for
senger hence by the Of the 18th and 18th Ts
was built under the
the Caroline and the Union. admirable accommods
ons and fms sailing qualities we'll known She
out wh soros OF superior order pains
hberaty viii be spared to give every
on Price OF passage from Panama San Fret
cabin. s25; second cabin $500: steerate 500 Apply
WAKE PRICE. 40 Wall street.
COR BAN FRANCISCO ON TUESDAY uORNUso
next 18th inst.-Tho elegant packet ship BOTHNiA
Avery master having completed her will for san
Francisco as above and han pdsomeiy accommodate
few more passengers Immediate application should
ISAAC I. SMITH Iei Wall. corner Front 81.
EaRs REDUCED.-THROU0H LINE FOR SAN vRAN-
cisco via Chagres direct, and by the Uaited States
all Steamers the Pacihc.The and splendid steam
ship CHEkOXgE, irSU tons Henry Windler Commander.
will her Dock pier North River haxres direot
o Tuesday, November Goth. At o'clock.
Passengers by the Cheokee will dnd comfort and
mo ations unsurpassed by ether steamer and will Be
to connect with the favorite steam TESNESsEE
at Panama.
REDUCED RATES FARE
saioon ststs rooms SlU "
The above dine at the tabs and have the privIeSs
of tho Saloon.
steerage, fouad with mattresses and board .. 80 %
From Panama to San Francisco in the favoe steamship
TENNESSEE -
Saoih S3b ~
otecfsge. ...'... loO w
no OwIhHDS AsPINwkLL 81 and b5 South sx
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03
Psf 7signps tr.As ., Lsss 1es.
sixAszaz, Georgia, Nay %.

GreatsxcitsEsnt 6ss pseducsd here last Dislit.
by the arrest of General Lopez. The Msrshal
of the District nads he arrest under authority
Of tsIegrsphic dispstsh from the President Of
the United states. Bob General Lopez and
his aid were arrested and taken bsfsrs Judge
Nichols, Of Ii. United statss District coaFt;
there being no evidence sgAinst the pafties. thss
were discharged at quarter before twelve o'clock.
The crowd in the court room was immense, and
tn. decision ofths court was fsssiv.d with much
enthusiasm. Gen. Lopez was escorted 70 his
Iodsihss by the crowd. He H.eds a sPsssh b,
which he expressed his detsrminstioh to carry
out hi, present project, st Ill hazards. He 10
man bf pleasing appearance, and intslligsnt.-
He made quite favorable impression on oIr
citizens. He left, accompanied BY his aid, ss
seven o'clock this thsfnihg!fSF' MObils.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

FThe opponents ofthe committee Of thira
teen, or rather, the opponents to the plan
of settlement they propose, are more san:
guine of defeating it than the facts will
justify. The opposition ftotti the South ]!
not so decided that It may not give .way
in part; atleast; and the opposition Of Ben
ton is Of & singular kind. He u in favor
of every proposition in detail that the Sotn-
mittse recommend. He only opposes uni
ting some Of them in one bill. Hi5cpposi-
ton is therefore merely facsiouS and can
shonN to but little. The more. sbe report
Is examined the stronger It viii be; ittakes,
the ground proposed BY the moderate OF
eli parties in Congress. It 10 the ground
s.n.t.-,hs @ ground tl 1hisR iE3' fssv fsisvaEa is The
measure paciEed the country.
The scheme proposed 10 the one tnivsrs
sally expected very nearly, and the fact
that the excitement, which ran 30 high
som time ago, has in q great measure SUBJ
sided under the common expectation, i
proof that this policy will be acqniesced
Iin. Should It be defeated, ws cannot
snswer for consequences. The excite.
meut will start afresh in the South and be
universal. Thouiands who have held back
in the expectation thst something OF this
kind would Be done. will 60 I'll lengths
when they see it's 6nal dsfsst.-I Louis
vile Democrat.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

A SaosT SrosY BY DicxENs.-Dickens
tells the following story of an American
see captain: ....,. ,
On his last voyage home the captain had
|oh board young lady Of renstkable per-
soiial attractions phrase use as one be:
ling entirely new, and one you never meet
with in the nswspabefs. This young lady
was beloved intensely by Eve yottne Eehtle-
men passengers, aad in turn she wss In
love with them ell very atdently, but With
out any particular preference for either
Not knowing how to make, Up her deter.
tninstion in this dilemms, she consulted my
friend the captain. The csptsiH, being =
man Of an original turn Of mind, says to
the young lady, Jump overheard, and mar
rysthe man who jumps after you The
young lady; struck with the idea, end be-
ing naturally found of bathing, especially
in warm weather, as il then was. she took
the advice Of the captiin, who had boat
ready manned III case Of accident. Accord
ingly, next morning, the FIVE lovers being
on deck, and looking very devo,edly st the
young lady, she plunged into the sea head
foremost. Four Of the lovers Immediately
jumped in sfter her. When the yoanR Ia
dy and her four lovers were got out aesin.
she says to the captain, what en- ! to do
with them now. they are so wetP, Says
the captain, sTake the dry one! And
the young lady did, and married him.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03
POETRY.
WIN You Love me when / aim Oid9

VIII you Love me when ain Oads
Will affection still enfold me,
As the day of life declines,
When old age with ruthless rigor.
When the eye forgets its seeing,
And the hand forgets its skill,
When the very words prove rebels,
To the minds once kingly will!
when the deaf ear, strained to listen;
Scarcely hears the opening word;
And .h' unfattomed deptht Of feeling,
Are by no swift currents stirred;
When fond memory, like thinner,
Many q lins perspective casts,
Spreading out nur BY gone pleasures,
On the canvass Of the past!
When the lsaping blood grows sluggish,
And the fire Of youth hath fed;
When the friends tina. now surround us,
Half are numbered with the desdi
When the years appear to shorten,
Scarcely leaving us trace;
When old time with bold approaches,
Marks his dial on my facel
When our present hopes all gathered,
Lie like dead flowers on our track;
When the whole of our existence,
Is one fearful looking back;
When each wasted hour Of talent,
Scafcely measured now Il all,
Sends It's witness back to haunt US,
Like the writing on the wall
When the ready tongue is palsied,
AND the form is bowed with care,
When our only hope is Heaven,
And our only help is prayer;
When our idols, broken round Us,
Fall amid the ranks Of men,
Until death uplifts the cnrtain,
Will thy love endure till then?
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BOOK BtNDERY.

A. H. SAULrz has Book Bindery connected
with his store, which is well supplied with tools
and binding materials, and can make his own
Blank Work, which he offers for sale in bis store.
being equally wei, if not better made. than any
nannfAetrea blank books hnught In the eastern
market and offered for sale here.
All kinds Of blank work made to order at the
shortest notice. and warranted. a#
% H. Old books rebnnnd. a
The hiehstt market price paid 10 cash for Rags.
AMOS Fl. SHULTZ,
1856 N. Main street, 81. Louis.
May 9Th, 1880 "' 601y.
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JACKGOOSE.

EFTha majority in favor Of a conveh.
ton in Virginia to revise the constitution
is very lsrge-hore than 20,0G0. The
majority for the same object 10 Maryland is
still lsrgef. The States have out-grown
their old clothes and want new ones. Hunk
srdom and conservatism are dying off,
We think IL would perhaps BE- good policy
for Congress to set of territory for old
hunksrs, where they might live unmolested
It might answer the purpose Of an antiqu-
ssisn lamber.room for the United States,
and be the means Of keeping up the stock
Of antique intellectual curiosities. They
are vanishing 30 fast, no vessige will be
left soon.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

THE Tear OF SYMpArHY.-How softly
the tear Of sympathy falls on the heart
bruised and brokenwith sorrow! II assures
the sad and weeping soul that It is not
alone in wilderness Of cold hearts; that
there are those who can feel for the trou-
ble of others, and oh! what's more cheer.
ing to an aching heart than such thought?
The desire to be loved is human nature in
its purity. II is the FIRST impulse Of the
opening heatt--shd it lives and breathes
lin the bosom Of all until the hour Of death.
A look Of love, word Of kindness, . tear
Of sympathy costs us nothing-why then
.;shhnld them from those who would prize
them as blessings w,"sSs :" 81 A. Sea ~c..ni
dews of heavenp To give them costs vi
nothing; but it often costs US an efforts
silent pauR at the heart, did we bit confess
liz to withhold them; for he must indeed b
misanthrope whose heart does not deligh
in going forth to bless and be blasted.
The tear Of sympathy never falls in vain
II waters and fertilisss the soil of the mos
sterile heart, and causes it TO flourish
with the beautiful flowers Of gratitude ant
love. And as the summer clouds weep re-
). fresh nent on the parched earth and leave
the skies more bea6.iful than before, will
the fainbow Of promise arching in the ceru
lean dome, so the tear Of sympathy not on
Ily refreshas the heart on which 1t drops
but it eIavates and beadti6es The nature o
him from whom it springs. A symPathis
ing hedtt is spring Of pure water burst
ling forth from the mointain side: Eve
pure and sweet 10 itself, it carries glsdnes
and JOY on every ripple Of its sparklih
IcurrsIt.
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Agents for the Hammer.

Agents for the Banner.
s. F. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Spencerburg. !.
70 Dr.. John c. Welborn, Frankfort:
DR.. Nathan vannoy. vannoys Mil.
R.H. johnson. Ashley.
G. Minor. Praifieville.
A. NJ. Thomas, Paynesville.
3. 3 I; ,N Clifford ,, and cl.rk.vills.
Col Jas, H. Brittan, Troy. - .e.
Tully R. Cornick and Csu..u.Gr.s.
D; DIV. M9i !. 4 k.1.sa. Niselin New Hops.
DR.. w. B. Adams, Dsnville.
Col. William Priest, New London.
Al. W. Lamb, Hannibal.
Col. Benjamin Davies. Palmyra.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

II BEsTos is strikisg for tie Prssidesey;
.sys Austin, No body doubts that But what
is Austin striking for2 What Pity Il is, that
Benton and King are from the sams Stais. The
latter might stand good chance for TIE sVica
Presidency. As Il is, the contest will be be-
tween ahigh.r law" Seward and Fred. Doug
lass.-TTimes, .sr.-,.s- -.- ...il9s ..=s-.vss s.'l
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

M1rD Youn Dors.-A Kentucky member d
Congbess wrote to hi. wife on hi. arrival 1t
Washington city, that he had formed conpec--
ton with very agreeable Ness and expected
TO spend Inc winter pleasantly. Unfortunately,
to ths surprise and modification Of the good
lady to whom he was writing. he evidently
dotted the in the word Ness.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

A young and beautiful ds6isl. near Frank'
fort, kentucky, having two lovers, and not know
ling which to prefer. settled the matter BY mary:
ling one and eloping with the other. This proved
Ilhe young lady, imPsrtiality. She loved not
wisely, but two well"
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

u A "stuck ops sort Of genius enter
cd shop in this city, and turning up his
nose assoms spplss Ia the window, exclaim-
ed-
aAre these apples ct for hog to estP'
81 don't know; try Mem and see," wss
|ths instant reply Of the shoPkssper.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

Warm Preporshon.-kn old bachelor
On ccussellins young friend. cautioned
him 10 this mssnes. Never take . wife
till theu hast house (apd q frey to put
be. in.'
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-06-03

The New Orleans Delta says, sOdf Mfs'
Partinston cannot see what chances Faith
or Mathew has for success id Loiisisna,
where every cotton plaster must have hi'
pln.' rai fs ~ j.