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The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
Rates for Yearly Advertising

All standing advertise semsats will be ehsreed at the krst mentioned rates, uatess . eeatFsct be made wsea ist fer iaserton and mast be paid fer ia ad- vNAce.
 s'P'rson will be annos nsed i'. gay :ses. either Enea. af Eve dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise neass, and psyrneat required ia advance
 Ne iob will hereafter be delivered ts aRy person with whom have regular dealings, until paid fer.
 Al advertiseme nts ust be marked with the num- be' ef insertions desired, otherwise they will be ssatisSea Ha,ii fssbid. aRd charged accordingly
 atYeariy. hsif-yeahy asd quarterly advertisers will be confined te their Ieguimate basiRess All advertisement ef di6ereai kind, for other per ssas Eill be charged fsr a, the Hsusi rates.
 Al letters must be Sssf-pGid, they will Ast re. eeive shv attention.
 uees,tiSey no variation will hs made from the aksye F-gul ,tons
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
Emigraiion.

The whole of Tensssses and every ether eoqn- try seems to have been iuraed loese upon Emi- grsnts. by land aud by water esm- In droves from tsr ed and For the last week our streets have heea crowded with wsgons-on last satnrday six families psssed throsgi town ea their way to some os the upper eesbties on White River. Prem al parts sf the State ths cry is Still they eems .'' We say, come ea; the NsrhsFa part ef Arksnsas oaess isapeemspts ts ai elAEs@s-and thess ls room enssgh for thousands yeI-Basesrlie Esie.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

aT There is not book sNehsap ss newspaper. H'hs so interesting because i consists of variety measured cut susabls portions 10 ilns and quaa ny Beisg ssw every wsek CT day. t isyi itss to aaoia ei reading and affords an easy way ef ae. ecnmaEity.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
Gallant Men.

ylsnuses correspondent of the XalnsE Zeitang sates in lssira;ien of the exceedingly hostile feel ings which has been excited in the Austrisa csPi tsl by the Aoegsag of HAyass. that. ia the Cafe Danm. the partraiI of Qsesa Victoria xas dashed to pieces by an officer. vsiist hs eonrae-. faiusd th%ss swerds. aud cried 'Brsver This is jssi lhs kind sf coadaet one would expect from rufians whe Aeg women.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
sncroachmen,s in Central A merica,

Encroaehments in Central A America. sshag;Oa correspondent Of the New York |. Advertiser, ia his letter of The sth. ''ssidsnt and the Administration have not with indifference the revival ct the jiscus- 'erning British encroschments in Central
 IL is said thai suitable measures have b guard against any infringe neat of F treaty in relation 10 the rights Of this involved in the political sfzirs of thst the world, snd to prevent ths recurrence lies aad complications which led 10 lhs of that treaty. Psrhsps they wili be the Fual for having been cautiously and sl. b.ed"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
seosiaua Ou,done.

Ia bigamy ease is Bfookiyn. New York Judge Rock veil decided that maa living win wsmsa ia staie of adultery, and caIiiag her his wIs. ls for al legal purposes her hssbsES, and may sei saiy es msSs lsAss for her dsbis ssd ses-. bat may be prosecuted bs veds another during the tfsiiaas of his rsramoar
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
The Irish.Aueriean sea serpent.

The lr.sh seen to be taking the American Sea 'trPsa' "qn's iutifpiy" out of the hands oG the aasses l,is difficult labor to inaglne an Irish AhsF'eaa s-a-S.rpsnt. The only picture we can
 ilta i+ with shcrt pip n bis mouth. bFan.
 snelagh with one of hts fins, shouting
 ! aay Jin:lemaa just tread upon my tail ?"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
wsiserisms.

"Tssih Iassrssd here" ss the ta dsx aid. wsss he bBt she loafsf.
 .ris fAlss." ss the girl said. shsa her hsea tssS her she had bssstfsl hsis
 .Bs-vsss." the potter ssid ie the lamp q sas3.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

1J- Lnleheld, the jsniior of the medical college is sht-h PAiImsn Was murdered, who played so Cor n.picaous pArt on Inc trial Of Webster, is in NeS York. exhibiting model of the building in which The crime vas committed, and describing all n. localities and disgusting details Of the horrible aHalr
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any rregularity may be discovered in the receipt of the BsnRer. our sub scribers xi do us the favor to give information of he fact, "a order that the may bs sseertAined and removed
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

TAn aspirAni for cnaniy nfhee being AxkeA what his political principles were. announced his piatfosm-.i an. sir, tn favor of the next war--op- possd to the choiers-in favor of higA salsses-op- posed ,o uneuIrrnt funds and poor btandy."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
Another sign.

Ma'hsr. inc end et The world s eSning. Whs, makes you think so ehiId'
 Cor them lrnwsefs what you said 'ud never wear cat. has got isa,in big hole in 'em.'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

IF A huie giri visiting Niagara with her father th ss'Iag the foam al the foot Of the fas sxeIaieA
 "a ho~ much soip it mus; take .o make 60 many
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

D IT Iehn Wise. who killed Thomas D. Hsr'. at ., Mo eigLssen months ago. for the sr1ue- '4'H oi his vile, has been tried and acquitted
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

IT eotsmporary says;-Coming home . few mornings since. met man attempting to walk or Soh 'iies Of the street. By . skillfui nanGG- Ers Se passed between him.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

uA nsa recently tried ,ofa soap se .aeeth the barshnsss oi hss Wtfs's tongue. l, took of httis oi the sosghnsss, but ms te it ras tastes.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

IF whsnisa chan like isdy's dress! When irs sAs-ia.
 What is ,h. geological character sr the rock on which druhSards splii' QqsriE, of ssurse.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
JOB PRINTING.

" Th. prop'ietor sf the Arkansas Banner, se- spse,fuy informs the public that he is prepared to eIeeat- every description sf Jos woHx. with neat sad dispatch. and al ioe Tstes gay office . the State-such as
 8soks, Pamphlets. Hand Bilfs, steamboat
 Fills, Posters, Bills of LadiR=, Biil
 Heads. Hor~e Bills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipts, &e.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, Clerks, sheTin's, JnStice's and Coastabie's Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds of con- VeyAnce, Sc, whieh will be sold cheap for Cash or city acceptance, and will be sent hY mail to any part of the state, if required.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
T I E ARK ANSAS BANNER
 .rr,IxuEp EVERY TUEsDAH. LAMBERT A. wHTTELET' Pae'A'

For sae copy, one year.. .'..'''''..,.....''- 0o ro, tl,ee copies, one year. to enc addres''.' - - ro, t,s copies, Ons year. to one addross'. 20 %
 IF The name of no person will ee enssrsa aPon Ssi hv some respO usibIs persOR In this city.
 - J;.,ss, su bsc riosrs may forward us monsy by =, our sxuease, and at our risk, provided the receipt be taken aud preserved fer our P.,.ea P'.n IT. N deviation from the above terms
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
Donation Lands.

For sale al this office Lasts of the forfeited lands ssb.et 10 dons,on by ths State. te actual setters Gi5 s.uts per copy. or s6 per dOzsa. Postage to aay part of the country. 7ta cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-27

Extensive Fp.rns nv LAND Srkctu.AroRs-A
most extensive system Of fraud, by certain sPecu-
lators IN public lands, IN Nauvoo, effected through
agents In Philadelphia and New York, has just
been m sde known - the authorities Of this city.
II eppeeis that certain residents Of Nauvoo, who
are better known at home than abroad, and who
could not deceive any body in their own vicinity,
purchase lands in that section Of country, and put
q false value upon them. The manner in which
they succeed in accomplishing this, is as follows
II the owner Of the land is unwilling 10 sign a re-
cent for many thousands. when only hundreds
hayebeen paid, the purchase " first made by one
of the speculaors and then resold and redeeded 20
one Of the others. a plan Of the ground is then
made ont, with streets running through II, 10 give
il the appearance Of being in a settled par, OF the
country. In this way, the grossest frauds have
been practised upon our mercantile community.
and our mechanics II " said that some Of the
public men Of Nauvoo ere concerced in this whole
sale system Of wrong, nd that one Of the specula-
tors, who Is known 10 BE- bankrupt, and who has
net dollars worth Of property that can be touched,
IL certified by magistrate to be wcrth many thou
sands OF dollars The land, Tor the part, cold
by these men. Ne worthless, the next thing TO IL,
but the purchaser is none the wiser until he 10 ia
secon of country whtre redress s cut Of the ques-
ton. The operations 81 these men are represented
to have been very succss-ful OF late. Goods or
money u taken Nv them IN exchange for land.
Philadelphia and New lsfk, the chief theatres IN
which hey perform this drama OF deception and
fraud. ere called their hunting groubds," and
when any Of the spectators take their leave of
Nsuvco, they say they ave going to The hunting
grounds Some a the public men in Washington,
from that section of the country, are charged with
being concerned for OF with these Spectators, and
IL is very probable From the evidence IN the
hands Of certain Of our authorities, IL is clear that
Great mischief has 0een already done.-PAilsssi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-27

selection of Presidents from the South, where the
planters MAINTAIN social aristOcracy, although
me bers OF the republic. Mr.. Fillmore's history
shows that lerseyerlng man may attain the high
est position IN The States, as a similar might
attain high position here; but otherwise it indi-
Gates an unsafe state of society. A barrister in
London might get into Parliament by family inilu-
ence, but he could not rise to a high office in the
state unless his professional talents were sufficient
to secure for him competent income. Mr.. Fill
moree pieenty possesses the requisite talents, but
theyare net erchangeabe for high remuneration
in fhe ordinary business If hes country; OF has
daughter Tovid not be professionally engaged in
teaching, and has father at eighty years of age iood
not be tobot1Ousty occupied in farming. An appa-
rent defect exists some where in the Union, when
this state OF matters is produced. Men of wealth
apparently do not take much interest in politics |;
aid men Of talent, even after they have acquired
celebrity, do not become rich. The removal of all
distractions to progress, from the dyes vat to the
seats OF the Legislature, or in republic, as in this
case, 10 the Presidential chair, is not objections
bic but the want of steps upwards, bringing add-
tional remuneration they confer additional rank
and responsibility, is calculated produce personal
jobbing by officials, of which the United States
have had recently some most deplorable instances,
and nom which they will never be entirely exempt,
while clever and experienced men, without any
means OF their own earning, or from any other
source, are elevated TO the highest places in the
State, for few years, with the certainty of revert
ing TO obscurty, and, probably, TO comparative
penury, when their term of office has expired.
The evil has produced fewer bad consequences
in the United States than it might have done in
any other country, and tirae may correct it there
for undoubtedly the Americans value intelligence
as highly as any other people only Mr.. Willard
Fillmore has been engaged in Intellectual iabors
amongst them for nearly thirty years-and we
doubt if his earnings for any single year equalled
the payment to prtnd donna for one week AT the
Bowery, or some OF the other New York theatres !;
yet they deem him competent for the chief magis-
racy of the republic, and entrust him with the
administration of more than one-third of their
nted influence and power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-27

consideiate of the susceptibility of weak allv ss
be was tenacious of the glory Of his own countrv-
anticipated any demands for satisfaction by direct
ing an ample apology to be rendered by the minis
ter al the court of Lisbon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

In offering to the community this Justly celebrated remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs
fc with the lives health of the afflicted frankly lag
before them the opinions of distinguished Of
the evidences of its success from which they judge for
themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves make no wild
assertions false statements of its efficacy, will hold
ont any hope to suffering humanity which facts will war!
rant.
Many proofs here given, and solicit inquiry from
the public into all publish, feeling they find
them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy best
confidence and patronage.
Professor CIcavcIaud,
Of Bowdon College Maine writcs-'.I have witnessed ta
effects of your CHERRY PEcroRA in my own family and
that of friends gives satisfaction to state in its
avor that no medicine have ever known has proved emf
Rev. DR.. Osgood anu '""s'
Wrtcs- That he considers CHERRY PICTORIAL the best
medicine for Pulmonary Affections given the publie
and states that his daughter being obliged to keep
the four months with settled cough acconpa-
MED by raising of blood night sweas and the attendant
symptoms of Consumption commenced the the Cher
ry Pcetoral,' and had completely recovered"
Ex-ChnmceIIOr King,
OF New York, says'I have been great sufferer with
BRoNcHlrs' and but for the of the Cherry Pcctvai
that has cured Inc and happy to bear testimony Its
efficacy
selves. s.--'-l-
Hear Patient.
Dr. AYER-Dear Sir: For two years afflicted with a
very cough accopanedby splitting of blood and pro-
fuse night sweas By theadficc IF my attending phys-a
y5ur preparation. JAMES RANDALL
Hampden ss. SPRTNGFIELD Nov 27 1873
This day appeared the above named James Randall and
pronounced the above statement true every respect
LORENZO NORTON Jnxt;ce:
The Remedy that Cures.
-! PoRTLASEs. Ne, Jan. 10, 1917:
Dr. Aver have been long afflicted with ASTHMA which
grew yearly worse until last autumn brought on cousE
when conhned me In my chamber and began to assume S
alarming symptoms OF consumption had tried the best adj
vice and the best medicine purpose until used yeSf
nery fectoa which has cured me, and yOu may well be-
heve we me. .Gratetny yours, l..s. J. Il. PHELPS
II there is any yaluci in the the visa widsbsk
experience here nsdnc worthy of the pubcGDi
Prepared by J.. C.. AVER. Chemist, Lowell Mass.
and Druggists generally throug ghout the State
July 2O' 1850 4S-sn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

THREE STORES inathe fre-proof building on Water
street, near Mulberry at present occupied by
krieton and Geo Elliott. with all necessary Warehouses;
Also several well finished Offices IN the same building
One Wharf, of Water and Mulbcrry-srees, 10 by
about 200 feet.
One Store Watertreet at present occupied by j. H.
Thomson.
One Mulberry at present occupied by
w. Calhoun.
One fre-proof Store large and wcfttcd up, the
Railroad Depot, at present occupied by myself
One Wharf, 25O feet front and 1900 feet with large
Warehouse upon it, Eagles Island, opposite town
One Dwelling House, pleasantly situated the of
Second and ed Cross Streets in good repair with all neces
sary out buildings, at present occupied by j. Mutt.
will rent for lease for term of years, any all
of the above property, with number of vacant Lots
Sept g. IS5O-52-tf1 II. MUTT
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F.OI.daHl HOnSc,

House.
"a THE subscriber having rented the Hotel formerly kept
GLby Capt. A. WADE the n. Z. of Front and
Market Streets known the London House, respectfully
informs the citizens Wilmington and all others dcsrous
obtaining Board that he has provided the House with
furniture of description and that he prepared
Boarders by the day month"; the
sonable terms All the bed constructed
have them warmed to suit the comfort of all persons. His Ia
BILE shall always be provided with the very best
Afford and pains expense will be spared make his
customers perfectly satisfied.
Strangers will please enquire for the LONDON HOUSE.
A He has also rented the STABLES recently occu-
El pied by Mr.. w. T. j. VANN the Carolina Hotel,
81 where he is prepared to take Horses Livery, and
have them properly and carefully attended He has
large LOT adjoining the Stables for the accommodation
Drovcrs. JAMES PETTEWAY.
Oct. 19, 1919 6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11
SEPTEMBER Sd.
u ECE.I WE. u q 1laG lSnnIS Stn,:l: this

SEPTEMBER
D ECEIVED at the Book Store this day, the follow
l. ing new works.
The Iron Mask or, The Adventures of Raou de Brage
lonne, being the final conclusion of The Three Guards
men, by Dumas.
Frank Fairegh, Scenes in the Life of Pupil This is
of the best stories remember to have rcd
to the life, and abounding in wit.
The Deserted Wife, by Emma D. F. Nevitt Souhworth,
author of Retributon This book viii suit the ladies'
Mr.. paltons Legatee very nice Woman by Mrs Stone.
The Empire City, by Lippard, I'd part.
The Traitor, I'd part.
Annie Merrevale, or The Test of Love.
Short Patent Sermons, by Dow, Jr.
The Nightingale, or Jenny Lind Songstcr, I'd part.
Also, the following works, bound
Angel Voices, Words of Counsel for Overcoming the
World.
The Angel World and other Poems, by Philip j. Bailey
author of Festus.
Fcstus, Poem, by Bailey.
The Seaside and Firc-sle, by Henry W. LOngfelow.
large assortment of School Books, Stationery, &c Fo
sale by L. H. PIERCE.
D ACCN.-3OOO lbs n Caroln Sides, choice lott 10 hhds
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

WE learn that Dr. $ p Townsend sold out the good
raw win o ns on and for he large su of
This illustration of the advantages and benefits o adj
both Wealthy and well known individuals Thcy have, We
understand employed the celebrated Chemist DR. Jamos H.
ment under his supervision They meI
of enterprise and will doubt sustain the character Of this
best preparation of Sarsapaa made in the United states
The proprcors understand warrant their article to
Of manufactured by practical chemist
Professor Chiffon, who is well known to bc of the first
chemists in this country
The public hereby notified that the preparation extern
SAEsAPARnLA is now manufactured under my direction
and supervision from the oE.GIAL EEcIrE obtained FROM M
s p Townsend and certify that is composed of ngred
ents purely pegeahe Gnd itho" Mercy-and also that
@ inc o arc 9tatousy cOmI1Hnaed 50 as to Obtain"
'''-' ''-O,- ''''., JaMEs L. CHlLToN, Chemist.
New York, February, 1850.
The undersigned wholesale Druggists in the city of New
SARsAPARIA for several years, and consider it the Oi
ginat and Genuine Dr. Townsends Sarsaparla, and that
the first introduced to public nOtorety nder that ha9
Boyd & Paul, 40 Courtlandt-st. :,
Walter Walt :. B i,~1 Townsegd md s; Co. 2I8 Peart
John Carrie Co., l5S Wster-st zr
NJ Ward d s & Co., 50 3 Maiden f. Lane.
Osgood & Jennings, 1SS Pearl-st
Il. B. Haviland & Co., Office, III Broadway.
Thomas thomas s % Maxwell, g Isl; Sc Wiliam.st. wi Ist.''
William Underhl, .r., 1ss Water-st.
David 7. Lanman 60 Water-st.
Marsh & Northrop 50 Peafl-st. ,
Norton, Babcock Wood, 139 Maiden Lano.
Penfod, Clay s Co.. Fetcher-st
Ocott Mckesson & Co., 127 Maiden Lane.
A B. & d. Sands, 100 Futon-st.
Schiefelin Brother & Co, l04 and l06 J6hn-Et:
Lewis s. Price, 55 Pcarl-st
Iavand, kecse s. Co., 50 Maiden Lane.
R45hton. Clark Co., ITO Broadway, 10 AstoF u,
House, and 273 Broadway corner Chambers-st;
Philip Schcfelin & Co., l07 Watcr-st.
Pou s Palanca sc John-st.
Sherwood s. Coffin, 64 Pearst.
Rust lIOus s.ton, 80 John-st
|. Minor s. Co.. PA FultOn-st.
Ingersol s Brother, 230 Pearl-st.
Joseph +. Trippe. 123 Maiden Lane
Haydock COrlics & Clay. 2lS Pcarl-st.
Greenleaf & knsley. As CourtIandt-st.
DR. A. c. EVANS s. BROTHER are the only wholesale
and retail agents here for Dr. s. p Townsends Impro-
we'd Extract of Sarapara where be found at oil times
large and select stock of Drugs Medicines Paints Patent
Medicines ard the many fancy articles usually kept in tS
largest establishments.
Wilmington n G.. June 2s 1850 42-tF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

NE subscriber wishes to sell his House and Lot in
Jacksonville, Onsow county, present occupied by iA
WIN. ?. PEILETIER.
The House very comfortable residence with suitable
outbuldngs and large and handsome Lot of ground
tached say about and half Possession given
the first day of January, 1851.
valuable tract of Turpentine Land containing about
$500 Acres, lying the Holly Shelter Road, in the
county of Onsow and adjoining the lands of MoRRs FoY
liable Turpenne Land will do well to examine the premises
Terms easy For further information address the
subscriber at Owensvle Sampson county, or GARDNER
SHEPARD. Esq, Jacksonville, Onsow county, n. C.
Aug. %, lS5O-5O-3m1 LOUIS F. CARR.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE

MISS SARAH JANE TAGGART, late from New York
11 would most respectfully announce to the Ladies of Will
mingon and surrounding country that she intends to
new and splendid emporium in the private dwelling of Mr.
CHARLES BARR Merchant Tailor next door North of the
Theatre about the 18th of October where she will keep
stantly hand full assortment of FAN and Winter
millinery embracing all the latest styles which she hopes
examination for chastenes design richness Ofmatea
and beauty of nh will not be by other house
of the kind in the country and nothing will be left undone
give general satisfaction good goods low prices
klfu manufacture concerned With her large cir
Gle friends and relations residing in New York City, she
will always be prepared to have anything in her line made
ordered from thence at the shortest notice.
Sept. 27, 1850 3-tf
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$50 REV

d UNAWAY from the subscriber, Wednesday, SaA
II 3lst July last, negro man by the name of COR A
NELIUS about 81 years of age; dark complexion' q
his eyes; will weigh about 40 $50 pounds quick spoken
intelligent read well in print and it supposed
quanted along the Railroad from Wilmington up hun
dred miles, he employed to work the few
back and endeavo to get there again order to
make his escape North.
will give the above reward of Fifty Dollars for his delv
cry to in Onsow County, for his confinement in
Jail so that can get him again.
Masters of vessels and all other persons hereby fore
warned harborng employing said negro away
as the law will be enforced to its fullest extent.
OWEN JARROTT.
Jacksonville, Onslow co., N c., Aug. ., 1850 Soft
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Washington and LAFAYETTE Hotel,


~ THE subscriber having taken the Washington Hotel in
connection with the Lafayette House respectfully informs
his friends and the public general that the two Houses
open under the and style of the WASHINGTON La
HoTE which is under his immediate superinen-
denc and ready for the reception of transient steady
Boardcrs.
The Hotel has been throuhy cleansed and supplied with
bedding and furniture of every description He has also
obtained the good and faithful servants he
atter himself that he will be able to give satisfaction those
who patronze the House. pains will be spared
his part make his guests both comfortable and contented
His FABLE will be found bountifuly furnished with the best
the market affords and his BAR supplied with the best of Lii
quors. DAVID THALLY.
Wilmington, n. c.. Oct. II, 1885 I'm.