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III. H. CHAMBERLIN g. co.
aento5 40 H.
AND LIQUORS.

For Medicinal and Communion Purposes.
HE attention Of all who wish PURE and UNADULTERATED
WINES and LIQUORS for MEDICINAL purposes is invited
to this advertisement. We all kinds of Wines and
Liquors and them be of the purest
peror quality We put them in full sized bottles. twelve in
each of the different kinds that ordered which
may be shipped with perfect safety To ourselves
and the public from counterfeit have obtained from the
Graeienberg Co. (Which incorporated body the sole
right to their and seal. None genuine without
their SEAL and written signature upon the label of
each bottle Price Twelve Dollars per dozen.
GA liberal discount made Physicians, Druggists and
respectable dealers We pledge that all Wines
md Liquors shall be exactly what represent.
HOLBROOK a. CO, PA Broadtcay. Ne,UYork.
Price $l2 per doz. For sale by LEWIS T. LAZELL,
sole agent in Worcester. d2aw9w Aug Is
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NOTICE.

Il HE subscribers will continue the Hardware Business
i the stand lately occupied by BATES POOLE, No. 23l
MAIN STREET. where they will keep constantly on hand
good an assortment of HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS
LEAD PIPE, ETC., at reasonable can be found
the city. SAM,I, POOLE r. co
worcester April ~, 1850. dstf
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$50 lbs. Gum Arabic Lozenges

= LULC1IECo
HIS day received and for SALE wholesale and retail
i the lowest prices, by L. I. LAZELL Druggist
sl9dwSwis C39 POI Main-st
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AT LAST ARRIVED

AT LAST ARRIVED.
A NEW and splendid assortment of Qrom to inches
II wide,) Black SILK Laces, for Trimmings, at
prices to defy the competition of any other establishment in
this city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2l0
Man-st opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
June Il eodistf
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Observation-Disclosures

lR. VAN ALSTIN, having returned from Newly ork,
VIII now give ms Personal ATTENTION the taking
ofDAGUERREOTYPES in the same superior styIe hber,
10 done by him, and at the most reasonable prices.
Cal at NO. BrinIey Hall, Worcester.
dff
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For sale or Exchange,

"a FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
80 A FARM Of 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
-1M II centre. Also several out lots convenient to the
farm. Also, WOOD LOT of 80 acres, miles from said
farm. For particulars, inquire Of GUsTAyUs ELLIOT,
Chandler 81, Worcester. eodlOm June 29
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

IA 'T'HE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
E.:m ST, well known as the property formerly owned
I'm and occupied by DR.. o. H. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
cnocest fruit trees desirable residence any
wishing 70 purchase. Terms easy The property be
examined and particulars learnt by calling on the subscriber
mo. IA dwsd BENZ. BUFFUM Pleasant-st
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Wanted,

A YOUNG MAN to take out goods and work in Gro
"A Gerry Store One of the city will be preferred
quire at this Office diff sept2S
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New and Improved Clothes Stand.

FTHE subscriber would call the attention of the public TO
i his New anC Improved CLOTHES STAND, an article
of much Importance to house Keepers being much
light and convenient than any frame USE and
furnished at much less expense 1t may be seen at Bakers
Furniture Rooms, and at Shop, ear of Dr. Bates Office
Pearl street, Worcester. r. WARNER
Sole Agent and Proprietor.
Application has been made for Letters Patent.
Worcester, Sept 81, 1850. diff
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For Sale,

N ORGAN of good tone, with four stops handsome
IA mahogany case and IN all respects desirable nstru-
ment The above is well adapted for parlor small
which, apply TO BETSEY CONVERSE on Ashland Street,
Worcester or to CHAS. E. CONVERSE, No. "a North
Market St., Boston. diff Worcester, Sept IL
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Wanted,
Cabinet Makers Wanted.
Quinsigamond Bank.

1.-TWO good Cabinet Makers wanted. Inquire of
4 sept26 dot J.. A. HOLMES. l57 Main-st.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13
MEDICAL.

VxPoxTANr NorICE.-THR REMARK ApLx sANA-
Dr. ss%. 10 scar, M % sss .ss
!: wv: M :. Ii ti.s.; = ::.:!s:s
soasshIns As to the dishonest attempts ,sss
aft n pot mind % n 70 *. =.
Se pesiss eso. essa os ell the principal wholesale drug
the S.as.S'sa yhsls:is drsssi;,. :. ss s,:y Of
rsr. for s,,sr. y..r' sad consider s q. origins, sd
I ss;. % and g dsssIs.s dsss,Is ss':s
Ssss e;.is IL si "a ;;'i @ E =; g:
s. x a.:.l.,y J.sii,s z wiiI,.: EiS,S:
:sss.. :ss 81 His: s:iSs 1a;..s &
Wat. .os S.ss WOOD ap5 % SasS. s Psn
fold and Co. Fletcher :5s., 9i'Ss nsSs'.Sa ..e
ssS.a.. ss ~ n.fss ssosss lssT and
sGs r.. hss rsisl Co.. o :s %
and =, corner Chamber: sa .ns .ris
john stree. s.rwood Conn q Pearl Ru:. sad
sAIn - I'na and
Tr,pp- R Xsden lane Gresniesf and Kinsey . Court
.nS and ss rS,i; II sns
r.hne.tSeh and Co., " John street. proprs'0r' OF FsAn'
II: Psslisrhs public ar. hereby Hs.s.s .h.s u.
pound EItrset Of ssrApara lie manufactured under
s's
posed Of purely and
- to obtain from them their greatest medicinal ofeo
JANIS r. Chiffon, MD, Chemist
Dr. Gibbons that the elements Of this kx
snd in tho most and scientific manner
that 10 adapted the Of the ad with the
professional ability This hope will te sufneisns
tho public and to thoss purchasing Dr. r.
nsends Compound Extract of Sarsaparlls 3uoh
no fsaS Of one Of the and ssnsuI
without knowledge either Of the nature Of remedial
sgssts tho Of the human system when sborins
under disease. DIR. 8. r. Townsends SArsapara 10
ted to keep for any length Of time in All climates
that Dr. Jane, Chltons certificate we'll a. the sigma
of Dr. s. r. the outside wrapper Of
bottle Sold by all the principal druggists and
chants throughout the United States Canadas Sc Pro-
prstors once No. 50 Nassau in the building formerly
occupied by the south Baptist Church. New York Agent
Newarky X Van Buskrk of Broad and Market
streets. Rrookyn-brs. Hayes, No. 175 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

sksw. - 49,
- va, rootshir pa-stsias srsIias. urs Tsyisr AL
u,st ship Aielsifc wsfrA'f-wr Brsvn ~ rIi.hu,u
~. sectt aHt chd, ara ls at'e sfesr1r~i 81. death
tNTNtAF ANu ttrutisg- Narh Iana r. Wfflams-E Frsi-
~ R.n-f'ii aud b,iukcniurf celia. aad no 10
nH"'s-Iisrs J,iass-Hr y,sa snd 10 10 N. s,s.r-
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

- By means Of the Pocket seuaPus or Every One hts
Own Physician. Twenty fourth edition. with hundred
esgrsvinss showing Private Diseases and Maformatons
the CeRerativs System shape and FORM BY william
Young n d. Graduate Of the University of
The vsrous forms Of Secret Diseases Seminal Die
VI the Prostate Gland lmpeency Solitary HAbts u
YOUTH faithfully described all the recipes given 1.
plain language The chapter Self Abuse and seminal
Weakness worthy Of particular attention aAd shoud b
read by Young who have been unfortunate
IN disease previous placing yourselves under
tho Of any what his
be- COPY Of this truly useful work Strangers visiting
think Of enrning hsme without Of the Pocke. ou-
xpus and going should
Dr. Yssnss Treatise Marriage the Pocket Esoulspius
Every One His Own Physician Any sending
book by mail; six copies win be for acAr Ad
dress DIR. WM. YOUNG, l52 Spruce street. Phi!adelphia
Yorl.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

Nav sEDltAL Ltluka--A yoAfipfs rRACfiCAL
~ veft the nsturt aua trsatueat cf tvAts dssAs
striear~s sUd all Kindred sfesi q the un.ry erEsns
Wusrstsa ~ great numt-Y q te.vtiny eo5rcd piat~4
- iarre lfs by su-r Bost~th, " ID. Larsc lasrto
80 pass - edites Pre-. Sla Esrsct from ,ha bo.tor
Me1,cs and Ssrgicsi JsarnAlIt h said fearlesy
% V esua 20 luecrgs ActsBs vcrs th- fsy
di lre. srd far s,prr - tnythiuk n ts ad
lsh-i In this eounuy Author q che ssriis
Eal.t tnpst ney. &C. saugea ~ imrrepsr e.iis-
hsl.s.i. siKiNJkR1 TOkNsfNp' - nr.asvsy. ,ad ~
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

Dh I'h~ NpAAriC WINE BIIrERs-uASrrAC-
thftl e. flFssy far he - hotels f.saes A. for
sse ~ . t.re saon. ast BE- clsrt tatls. al Fuisss
f,fh - tfss fa.rlfitt ~ SO faiin .irr Astar
her., tryng W snss AZ -rier ovesr aui All A. M,
~ ~ hotels ir Zee y Deliterrd ff.iaf eStsa...
Inc VIZ fAiNfNt tmNLFuFNfg Rg,roa.-
use, an arerient stanasn f-.rars son st 49,.
!. y iuftted - and fsaufs-pr- in t,-
tlNs Stste. esclusesly ~ D.. DAVID l. Morr Msilrsi
80 n snd csn D. ohtsined . ths prinaipsi
S.h..s N aeat 10 tots%. crcissef IN instraol-s
lhe ~ ~ eat t0x u Ia n-si.i ~ th4 IN "a
.e ~, nsicsl auth rie a.i ~ .hs ~ fcsoa in r~r
- snn.ly snrFfi1r 10 every rth.r ~ uaeIirsl
- hy dysr-pia, hahi,us .ssiiv-us-s nervous
- .eselsuon. terfula c,asd, ptis- t~ndsneiss
hinr - tkurssss. Sc. T. the faf sr Ia. sf..rt. -
~ us M s sasoivt~iy 1urative 10 al p-ssti.stls
s.a - lnrnsr "a nvi 10 has no 90 h.tituta
Hs..s M n Tiara g.. ii0 lif1sfway Snd Astss
N Tstt.4 a ra,n's c,iner .ay ,ni John street. sai
cal fset"ry. ''' IVY a'r'i ei Volts theni-
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

t.nit.s ei kncyiag ths uoras-. a., ,,,fni 49,
spasrs,dis ,t hi9te a. ~ -ner.cus ssf anti.
rsw ,,riu.s MAJOR n e. S.ss' .s,,a, $3.50
,~.r. Lsl1 Ne. Nssssu st-se. p ~ "a y, q. =
cec Tre,, "a ~ 80 -, y hor'r F- Nassag .tr,.s
- ssls - 81 sfras t.-.....
sN ts-t ..nts ~. s'fss'i ~. VI T.,-v s., y
nnre-t. y. ~. r.'.tr 81, i.st0ri a. VI a., -
nXssss ~ y, .: eshsre. E'4 yas,su. "a "
C..r rs,b to ~. -, - : i..,as, Esl. r5rtiaua
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

VA ~ yrtec, sssetrairstor q al rti,s. di~esses II
hes tie virus and the blood. The
III give siicf and cured in
ysstsTs issts ve.A and very Fec r-gnir Lee
Icwer che ai-e-e 10 unlimited. The proprietor ~
warrant r~rfeet cure fsit So snt riara all that
hA- Lf~n psia. Price. 81. sold futan street, ~
Re~ry ~ Grsnd street. sad the dsctcrs
sulsua s7 N.ai~on Ne charge aitie-.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

- fhiiils Assistant District Attrrasy q New
IN Two srs1S SrHssr. March =, fs-o
DsAr MI fak~ eree rlessure IN hssrng wtss.. 10 ~.
srrrrsrg eHceey of your Magnetic rosier ~hish las
pietelr arfvs fru residen the rrsehss
d< net give ~ an earlier tria sef mssfag s~r-
n~ess hsd gives house an censequenes - hs .ri-
s<.es Which yeur povder hs sdestaslly shs.sd We
hers-seer-r should y without it. Your. truly,
=. JONAS ~ pHIfLfP2
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

II a. sAhALs,si.sD s1t,sSc - ,UEi>s rKlyArn
Dse.ecs S.mfnai Nestr~se. frpstenuy, Fensls Cow-
k.sa@,- se-y ~. Dk LANkr. "a Li.r~rsrd sree,
ss-srsJs It's prsrtce In these
me- sttensfse, fcsts she ani srcc@ssf " The ratek
s..'ss N@ ~ercury upf- Cnlins s@sle Tryiess.l Fs
The New York herald., 1850-04-13
nocToR RALPH GLOVER. AuInnR or InR PRI-

hotTOk RALPH GLOVER, AUTHOR or TuR PRI-
~ vats Trestse and Medical Guide. eontlnaos
suited -. nsus ~ his eees. in the-. dlmoult "
private nature that have baed the skill Of hyssa i.~s
etp~rene.d In this branch VI practice Dr. @. has pins
hnssh u otce practice for the last ~ years. hs pre-
sent location, and has sd diu 81
tsrc geet seminal weakness kc than other yicAa
In this city. Oees No IL (fcrlIsry No. :. Ana street.
Private entrance throu "a the entry.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

- ,stius q dis~sse 70 r~rvss the feerins etsersOr
tVotsf~trsLast duly ccntraetei disess@ and applied
e dgctsr vhe prouts~i q me On v~.t. con.
tim I'd With him mcnths, and crAiuaiiy
-vrs@ tried sevcrsl sdvstisoS doctors. tut V s.st
concluded ~ ~ the hoTiai vhcrv The doctors tegt
usder % Mercury f.r ~ weeks. w throsi ana
uisrstsd r.ius in ioints, snd ey covered
9th ulcers complete skeleton. TIE doetors
sseersd dangerous 90 svc any more medeins sad 81
vsei Scuthsrn climate. left the hospital aad b. the
svce q versl friends placed rysN under yo1r
e l % Ssnusry last Te rsult IL told ossi
to perfeet besith THOs CEFEN, Bricsiayrr, Hsricm.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

NOCuRE. NO CHARGE.-DR. WRIGHT, or 40. MOTT
~ street may be eonsued all diseases of
ture aud from bis extensive practice tho hospitals Of su
rope and Tor the last fifteen this enabled
70 guarantee cure In tie shortest possible tmo hous
mercury or hndrsnce from business Diet kc Oos hours
from TO A. N, and o 10 T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

g NM NkN AnD.-shttElts' ANItDOrs ,PE-
ROVV cite histurs tsr The ~ t.encrrhae Gis~t
atrtture, and similar disorlcrs u me.e- speedy cure
vLlut ths least rst4 tVn g ais; drink. eSpOsurs
chsnss erros..n 20 tuanss The Fustsr shaeags
single which the ntsurs w under
ttvrs - tN~ hundr1 d.'srs fsrthcFss disease
- centraetea d.- - its aiKture i tak sxy5sss
ID pa tcttes pih fu droctions ate one sssts
lasts w-b-mauy crsd In days. ssie ~ q. m
RING, ~ urf adN llp fsyard stre@t.
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

MEDICAL NOEks.-AN IMPORTANT PRACTICAL
IVA priv trestThs Travellers Medic Guide hy D
ksirh Glover giving tho and % -.
private diss with recipe Tin plsa Enssh
the various prspsratieEs uss IA s4eeng Aso the
meet approved method of -xnAl Woak-
aud all Affections n the 1ks 10 eutsl
lsh.a with eighteen thosraphse Plates cxhIbia. svery
fnru of lsing the psrt ~OIk this class of
disease. ever or,red ths Iubc. The a.traons dre
uop- and rccpes will sEstls has
aud The doctors Zee. Price 81 Sfias.r
iovnend. 80 Brosdsay and by tie author (forasry
~ An
The New York herald., 1850-04-13
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-

,..e Treatise. Ae-omce hours. to " A. NJ: ayr.
~, tSspdey excepted mo. 81 Greenwich street. rhc~s
who apply in the earsr stage Of certain diseases will be
surprid At the ese and rapdty Of the In Structure
from its brst nepicnt to its advanced and dis
trcssins stages ALSO in seminal diseases &c. (fro
mon advantages and very extensive praces.l he can
insure suoh certain, safe and radical he show
ample reason for stating he obtaHed from other
America
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

DRIvATE DISEASE CURED IN ONE DAY, By A
local application without psinThs victims of secret
hs.ts rely permarSnt by entry mode
from other in this IL has been used for eArs
Ear.ps. with success in every case DR.. LARNONr, n
nR MORRISON Is CONFIDENrIALLY CONSULTED
~ On All forms Of private diseases practice Of thirty
enables him to perfectly without Re-
removed in days Strctures and ssmins
weakness be invariably fee See bts
London diploma In his ofkce. 3ith Fulton street.
hR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET. so WELL
- known in the treatment Of delicate diseseThe Doc
half lsx
The New York herald., 1850-04-13

OkESkkvAIION OI LIFE DR. HUNTERS RED
brvpkvery pkysican Of ordinary nteilg gence and
grain o honesty w tell is he only remedy which
but Oils the whos rie Of guseh doctors with magaans
Price 81 vial The Huntsrah DisponsAry, Biv-
sion New York city B the only place bs had
Doctor Hunter who hrst estsbshed lt bs
suited in conLlenoe all hours lie ves
for ess thsa other doetsr this
.tt. eitv
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-02-25

politics? Why not letit stand upon its owr
merits? Bnt. above all, why was not ihis
startling proposition made in the outset?-
Why reserved till the present time, when
the societies and orders have been swollen
to considerable number of jealous mem
bers? Is this then to be the wstchword
Our forefathers fought and blsd, to sepa-
rate themselves from the tyrannical domin-
ion of tsChurch and State," and now when
our liberties are established, we hope to
hear of no plans for connecting the Stale
with any organization or society, let it be
ever so benevolent in its character. e-
If the day shall ever come when:a creed
of church principles, or temperance princi-
piles, must stand as attest to try the homes
Ity, capacity and worthiness Of men, either
Iin public station or as members Of society,
we may cease to boast OF freedom. / wish
not to argue this subject, for the reason that
/ believe the temperance societies will con-
denim such stuff, as injurious to the good Of
the cause, without argument. az
The temperance cause requires no con-
nection with politics. II stands like the
christian religion, upon basis of differ
ent sort. Is thefreedom of conscience and
opinion reduced 70 that low and coptempti-
BE extreme, that the Methodist will asso.
ciste with and sustain none but the Metho-
dist, the Baptist none but the Baptist, the
Presbyterian none but the Presbyterian, and
the friend Of temperance none but the devo-
tee of that cause?
Make such connection, and the society
thus connected, with ell its tenets, must in
evitably fall. This, sir, ! conceive TO be a
deadly attack upon temperance. ST..
In conclusion, Messrs. Editors, desire
only to say that IS friend Of temperance,
| repudiate this proposed alliance, and call
upon the members Of the temperance So
cieties to take some action, and place them
selves right on this important matter. If
this is to be the doctrine. want to know it,
and act accordingly. From the intelligent
members Of the society learn that such
doctrine meets with feelings Of mingled
scorn and contempt, and believe that such
an expression will 60 forward from all.
A CITIZEN.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-02-25
"UNfrED WE sr.xD-Drv1DrD We FALL"

gon from having slaves without the consen
of Congressman lastly, voting for this OBJ
noxious provision, more obnoxious than all
which in effect would have deprived the
owner of his property without compensa'
ton, and if he Should resist, bring him tc
ruin and want.
For all these provisions our Senator voted,
without the counteuauce nf single Sena-
tor from 3 slave State, and many of the
Northern Senators voting against him.
And is there oneaef his friends, on. OF the
ranks of the St. Louis abolitionists, that
would have given any of these four votes
The Van Buren, men Of ls4s might have
done so, certainly none others. His sup
porters may attempt to explain, palliste, and
sometimes justify these votes, but they dare
not have given them. They occupy the
same position of John S. Phelps at Lexing-
ton last summer. He was attempting to
explain in public speech the vote of Hale's
free negro amendment, when he was asked
by one of his auditory if he would have CIV
en- that vote. He replied with great indig-
nation, No! IUould rot! Of course his
apology for the vote amounted to nothing,
and he left the stand, without having made
friesds for himself or the Colonel, and MiS
is The last time Mr.. Phelps has been heard
9f on the stump. r.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-02-25
Asents for the Banner.

s. F. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tsibble, Spencerburg.
DIR. John C. Welborn, Frankfort.
DR.. Nathan Vannoy, Vannoy's Mill.
r. H. Johnson, Ashley.
u. Minor, Prairieville. ".~
. A. M. Thomas, Paynesville.
B. P. Clifford and ] c,,-,..;,,.
Col. Vim. NalIey, o'A'A'''''
Col. Jas. H. Britton, Troy. ..
Tally R. COrnick ana ! C,n,rcr,x
John w. Mckee, o'
DR.. VIM. A. Nicklin N.,r Hon.
and Ira T. Nelson, Ne" nope
DR.. M. Mcfarland, Louisville.
Robert J. Huston, Warrenton.
DR.. w. B. Adams, Danville.
Col. William Priest. New London.
A. w. Lamb, Hannibal.
Col. Benjamin Davies, Palmyra.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-02-25

KENTUCKY AND THE UNIoN.-In the Ken
lucky Legislature, on the 10Th inst, the fol-
lowingresolution was unanimously adopted
Resolved, by the General Assembly ol
the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the
Governor be, and he is hereby authorized
and requested to cause suitable block Of
native marble to be conveyed to Washing
ton city, to take its proper place in the
monument now being erected to the memo
ry Of the Father Of his country, and that
ths following words be engraved thereon
"Under the auspices of Heaven and the pre-
cepts of Washington, Kentucky will be the
last TO give up the Union"
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-02-25
com N MUNICATIONs,
> For the Banner. z

OF tIl6 DbnneTs
THE CLAYTON COMPROMISE BILL. i.
f1essrss Editors: The amendment offer
cd BY Baldwin, 1of Come cticut, and voted
for by Col. Benton and no other slarehold-
ing Senator, is without apology, excuse or
justification, so far as he is concerned, and
it exhibits his abolition sympathies in q
stronger light than dozen votes for the
Wilmot Proviso could do. As l have be-
fore stated, this amendment was altogether
unnecessary for the purpose of bringing up
the constitutional question, whether slavery
can exist in the Territories of California
and New Mexico, because the bill already
contained ample provision for that purpose.
Il was this in which the compromise, in
part, consisted; and inasmuch as the gen.
eral.law in relation TO appeals to the Su.
prsms Court did not permit this question to
be brought up, the bill was so framed to OBJ
viate this difficulty. So thst this amend
msnt could have been intended for no 9TH
erebject than to give freedom to the slave,
under the Prstence Of trying the question
Of Ms right to freedom. One would sup
pose that The question, whether party was
slave or q free man, could be determined
in The courts Of the Territories, and even if
IN some rare case the legal questions in
volyed we're of such Importance sgto make
u. proper % have the opinion of thu Sunr.ue
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-02-25

Where hath the spirit of peace his homer
Loves he o'er earth or ocean to roam?
He dwslls in the deep sequestered glade. i
Where the lovers step hath footpath made:
He turks in the bowers where birds have sung
To their huttering mates when the day was young
by the river pool meath The waterfall,
Where the rock-sprung trees have formed a pail,
Solemn and dark o'er the depth below,
And best befts IFS majestic flow, ...
Where hidden wild flowers scent the air
Be sure the spirit of peace is there.
By the summers sun he loves to d~ ell,
And to note IFS crisped biilows swell,
Or 10 list the music ocean makes
When his wave the cavern'S echo wakes;
Or to make each ship go proudly BY,
Like . sea king in his panoply;
Or to reckon the snowy skiffs that swim,
Like ocean birds far off and dim,
Where the calm sea blends with the calmer air
The spirit of peace be sure is there.
In the Highland vale, where the lake lies low,
Encirled By hills oflasting snow;
Where the streams that gladden. the valley creep
MurmuriDg through channels dark and deep;
Where the red deer stares from the forest forth,
Ere he bounds away TO the trackless north;
Where primeval life with eager gaze
Looks out on the stranger who treads IFS ways:
Where the fond enthusiast loves TO roam
There, there hath the spirit of peace his home.
In the woods at eve uhere tine birds are still,
And nought is heard but the tiny rilI,
Which noon and night make music sweet,
Asit leaps It's brother rll to meet;
Where nought is seen by the straining eye,
But the trees like spectres standing by
have met with the woodsman's lowly cot,
Where thought that the home Of man was moi;
have heard his evening praise and prayer,
Andfet that the spirit Of peace was there.
wheb the country lies in Sabbath rest,
And the fields are in golden beauty drest;
When the church-belPs notes o'ef the valley come
Lake the voice of q father inviting home;
When the aged man is thoughtful seen,
Where the graves of his early friends lie green
Round fhe village church in many heap,
Each with its tenant in siumber deep
To that humble church in hope repair, .f ia
And the spirit Of peace shall meet you there. -
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-02-25

THE Pass IN CALIFoRNIA.-Capt. J M.
Scofeld writes from San Francisco 10 the
New London Star, that Wm. Faulkner, pub
Usher ofthe Pacific News, has already made
1926, ,oCO by printing that sheet only a few
months, and asks $4,000 for one-third Of
the concern. His expenses are at the rate
of Is, 900 year. He keeps his press runn7
ing constantly, employs two sets of hands,
and has ordered from the States a steam
press and apparatus for an extensive job
office.