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LET US TRY TO BE HAPPY.

Let us try to be happy; we may if we will, Find soIne pleasure n life to o'erbalance the Il, There was never an evil If well understood, But what rightly managed, would tnrn to 3 good; Ii we were but as ready to look to the light, As we are 10 set rnoping because 1t IS night, We should own ita truth, both m word and in
 deed
 That who tries to be happy IS sure to succeed. Let us try to be happy, some shades of regret Are sure to hang round which we cannot forget; There are times when the ilghtess of spirits must
 bow,
 And the sunniest face wear cloud on it's brow: We must never bid feelings, the puTsst and best, To iIe benumted and cold in our boSomS at rest; But the deeper grefS, the greater our need To try to be happy, lest other hearts bleed. Oh! try to be happy! 1t is not for long We shall cheer on each other by counsel or song, II xe make the best Use Of our time that We may, There Is much we can do to enllysn tbe way, Let us only m earneStRsSS each do our best Before God and cur conscience, and trust for the
 rest;
 Still taking this truth, both in word and III deed That vi no tries to be happy IS sure to succeed.
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Wa. sir Phllip rranc.s aJsalu.l.,

Mi. Philips, m "Cauan and hs Contempora- res." thas relates an interesting ,nosieat in the 1ae of Sir Philip Francis, whleh tends to sabxtan- tate the prevailing opinion of ais identity with " Janaas.s
 | may not, perhaps, be out Of place to relate aa aneedote of this singular person. which 1 had from Mrs. Rldgwas, the wife of the weIi-k known aad equally respected publisher in Piceadify.~- Ffancis frequently visited the shop. where the ex- eeileat proprietor permitted daiy asseanhiage of hls old political friends. Francis was well known to have beeh haSty. sensitive and nritabe to ex- erss. He walked n enc day very much excited, and aldfesseG Mrs. Ridgways who happened to be alone--~ Pray. madam. have yoa ssen the news- papers much of iatel The wfetehssi--bat ,ianst mind them, noT 1.-the wrstehes! Now, have not done one sngie thing which they ascrbe to nle An but what would the wrgtchea say if they knew | wrote"--the word was al but out Mrs. RldEway ventaned .c add ..Jnnius. Slr PhIllps' and he rushed, almost ehoked into the stfeet.--- Thls IS a remarkable obenfrenee, and there ts no d8Hbt ot is authenticity"
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scott in Ing sonth.

The wing pFess of the South does not receive with favor the intelligence of Scott's nominations for tho Presidency by the Pennsylvania whigs.-- Savannah GcoTgia Republican, swhig3 tor instance, saSS;
 Caadog requires t to say to Its Northern breth- fen. ance for all, thas they may nomlnase Gea. Seotts bat ne party a' the south eAB take any part sitbef n As nomination CT election. Not one southern State would cast it's vatu toF hl, except PerasPs heptpe&y. Either Fillmore. Gags, Butler, Webster, Bachsann, or poaghlaSx would carry every soatacrn state agtifst hiia. The fact that Gea, sestt comes ierssli ander the auspices of dr sevsEds gt Ns's York. aud tl0g. Johnston, of PeuHgyiysnia, ia neither of whom tae Soath has ai,e parnte ot canhdense. is enough to damn him to aeter deieat m that part of the eonfedeFaey. The sssiaa esa never se-spagasH w4sh party n which such dosaagogues olFiciale as hgh priests.
 Lemsssusje Democrat. IL $ thought perhaps that Kentucky v hgs would siana .se aboitinnsn of Scott. but that no other soutbefa why's would, Good deal of reason in the suggestion,
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cuba.

Nsw YoER. July 22.
 The steamer Chs5ekee, winch arriyed fast night froSE Havana brings intelligence of insasfeciion al Puerto Pnacspe, city next in importance so I1a- saaa, In the eassfa part of the island. The in- sasgsntS yaEfaHsiy estimated at fsum 5U3 to 800 men oH the ath ofJaiy. ard pronounced against the go9srnmeut and on body troops being dsspateh- ed t9 4tapefse thens. 8 skgrmlsh easaed, in which tae troops were defrased. with the loss of their couaEaaaaer and srpan 58 Co % siiied. The aaag look place soine <p ieaEaes isoa the esfy. 1he iasnl seRta 5Aea SefirestS to the mountains where they sass catreaehed themselves. and are driving cattle io l'eTaee msa and arms; it is reported also, that considerable Auasbes of troops haTe gone oyef io tsc insurgents, and that Neartas and lhe adjoining eoaattg has bsea alnoSs abandoned by soaas mea she are espoGslng insurgents cause. asla thai eaaeF parts ol The siaad are preparing to ftse.
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Another Earthquake m south Ameviea.

Valparaiso papers received a, New York. men ton that there another earthquake d. Copiapa, Chai, the 25th Of May. which was more severe than that at Valparaiso, of which we have previ- otsiy pab.sshed the accounts. l. took place about twenty inmates past 1 F. a., lasted danng two minutes, and WAS accompanied by strong horizon- ISl shocks from north 70 south. The inhabitants were n the greatest sisrm. The shocks contined every minute i'll o'clock in the evening The damage was considerable. bat 10 particulars are gwen beyond the fact that scarcely house was ieit 'ngood condition in the street .'Commerela
 letter in the New York Journalos Commerce written from Caldera, 200 niles nogta of vaIpa- raiSo, on he 2eth of May, says:
 q. V z irsi thus afternoon a severe shock of an earthquake, shaking our honse and drying us into the siFesA The sea rose and reeeaed several sac- oessive 10 the distance of ten or twelve feet n as ma hinu'es. To the sontaward II must have saassa much damage, as from thence t ap- Ffoscted.'
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A Caty of Priests.

A correspondent ofihc Newark Advertiser, writ ing from Tgna, says:
 uii approaching the enyif0iS. one n ready to inquire if t ls city as prsestsso many long black robes are seen trailing ID the dust. and 30 many tbEee-eosneged hats bobbiag sa every direction. a question thai wll not surprise the reader. when he learns Asi n the iltsc klngdnEn Of Sardinia theTe ase oScr Slxty thoa2and priests, including the nenka. Many of these are attached b institutions for the education Of indigeat youth, and receive salaries from the government; others are ps0ies~ sors a ths scolisges. and the fenalndeF ara required for the daily masses of the churches, of winch there are hundred aad ten in fnyEn alone, besides setehai monsstssfiess We do not know the number ol npaks attached io these, but they are HaBsrDus, aud patrol the streets at ait hours with the4f uneotefed, saayen heads, bare feet coarse brown robes, fastened at the waist hy the rough cord used as theit soouRgc og pensieaee, and the cEoss and rssaFy dangling as Inc slde. Long pro- eesssSRs of aaas tpo, n thesr eiolsef costumes, and slststa ot ehaslIys Mzdei by the lady superior carrying tbe cross. may be encountered almost hourly aY the straager entering FuIin, some ons oi these sanoaS fellgoas orders being always out ea aatY--baTyiag tAe Gead. or performing some stheg sacred rghI; that T k not difficult re- ailSs at as'es oBe's proximity to Roman Catholic aoaasnt8ns" x
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Ths parr s9erlno. or rra.ee.

s. ". Jewe,s. Esq.. cf wsybssage. Vermont. whose name has lately been mentioned in the pa- pcrs ia coaaecsSon wish tho importation of farsszn shesp has sent the editor of the < Burlington Sen ufeg' samples sg the wool taken fropa the aeecss of SIN seasling rans which. since theis arrival iil Wey5ndge shers nEae since. ware shown in she presence of several gentlemen interested in sheep raising Tbs " SeassneS'' says--
 The heeces wegc ef less than eighteen months growth. and average trsstg aaa kaif ppanaG each. of a me, even quality of wool. aud free from long hars. The samples may be seen at tbss office. Mir. Jewets says that thiS race of laFge beautiful anIs1al ls, viii compete successfully wiih Inc Eng lisA breeds s0F mutton sheep. ewsItg ao the great stze af then frames and the fact sat their laEnbs mature much eariieT--the ewes being remarkably large nilkers. He says that whIie in France be actually ate of cheese made from the milk of these ewes. He mentions aasoag the qualities ef these MeElaos that they take on fat readily, and are of an exceedingly qaiet dispositicn--a trait winch s now hereditary, and IS attributed tn the fact that. for more than century, they have been attended ay shepherds, and have not been 2eEnais- ted ta roam at large.
 dr. Jewett says that there are now but five aeekz n tEa9ea of the pure meflnod, which descended from tue gessrameat aocks in Span, and that good deal ot excitement prevails n France at the present tune, asaong the breeders Of theSe sheep, n consequences dl vlS'tots from all parts of the world led fhitler by tho great exhibition in Laa- don. He saw there Prusslau, by the name Of Jachia, who OWLS atsa00. and t~o meu from Australia, one of whom owned 33,ol0. ard tbe other f5.fs1 sheep. These men paid as high as SS00 Tor rams, to be sent s 01l miles over the wa Ger. MT Jewett's purchase IS tAe largest. aS ls amount af money, egeE mate oT f0Telgn live Stotk by ar American. Several Of the best farmers af Addison county have takea joint interest essk Mf teSett Tn the Hack, and they aesign te dlssri- bate them as iar as they may he wanted. anoa the wool growers of Vermont The whole amount of S59, GOO,
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rempera,ure ana Ed..arlaIs.

IaiS sald ul some clergyman that, white labgrng under embarrassment m the treatment of hls sab sect he observed slght sigts oi weaFness alcc .s- satisfaction on the part of his audience where upon leaning over The desk, and hxsng alS gre on an individual sAaae hp giote npcaly eufled m eoateInp, he sad; f II any of you tbgak S0e can do better than 1 am a0tag, yea can cotne 0p here and trg" Now. lh any ofs@ thinks that writ- lng editorials (weTth tho resdiag N oaly recreation at aay tilne and especially fl they tAsak that, inc presena temperature, IS easy 10 pen anything brilliant and profound. they can cone up to eur desk and try We venture to assure them that IFi- stead of covering the paper with enaaattonS oi msnd. eoraSeatlon of genus and gems of thought, they will cover Il with evaporation from lheir physlcal organiEatoa, falling ln eonde nscd drops from the fingers and face.
 Yet the types In spite of the heat, are " click click clicking" and though to al others that pc caliar sound may have meaning, in the eaE eGI- torisl t s an iupereas mandate. and the interpce tation thereof is--" W nte, write, WrsIe 2 fhe press waiteth f0y tbe form, sna Inc " form } waIse1h fos tAs eempositor, and the cofaposgt0r wastaeth for tbe edoFS; bat editors may nos wat fur sught or fes aaV- Mr1s, write, wElle ES the iaexurahle decree One mAryeis that with Hoods expaficaee.. ae id not vita he |" Song ol the Editor inSSead pi ehe s0Rg ut tAe SAsrt,s' and cannot help ihlgkiag lbat he was moved to the ieEaiiag relrat os kss very povglas poem on the s3cscws os lh@ sasFt-sliekers, bs ;hs repeated summons 6 tls priater's ,iap wAen writ iIsg for the daily press. Now ihe iaoes ol el4a.- u2iing thought IS pleasant enough waen ana can take hls Iias eYef t, nos eaa theFe ee any ssIl0Rs obieclsan to a little ~s0.gsamG S pressure from wIghGai," when the trY ranges !gsn tais- " to fifty. Dat wila that tsta-Iale inaex a. slS present altitude, aad lnslsa2 Of grateful exterior pressure consolidating oae's ssssem aud gislag az tlye salidsiy io boah mad and bAly. tho 4nateEal part of oaes self $ exadang through ths opeains podes of hts outer eoversag-iae very bfala seetn- ing 10 snare ia the geaefas ih4gelaetog of aae's eoaapoaes parts--ssth sa.ffy aud exha gstlng ss- iaaspAeFe say, leI ihoxe who tank thsj eoaid wsl;e brilliantly or profoundly aadet saet circumstances eoDslaaed sow fot inaay days make the experiment. iaE theiT own saslssctioa. l5
 flszas JsaIsaals-
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How to Draw the Siaasrs.

Several yeaS ago we were & Ecs,deH. Of north western Louisiana, neaI the confines of Texas.- The people there, as general thing, were not much gwen to religion. young lnHerans pfeach- eF happened along n the neiskb0r.ng district dur
 Sg D IS deartA of reagioa, and set about IepAirlRg lAe walls ot Zioa III good earnest Bat sis sue cess was pcor. Not oyeE Aaf 3 dozen could be goi together al his undayEmeetlng. Determined however. to create an interest beioEe leaving ths, neIghbofhood, he procured printed hsndbllis and had them p0Sied up m eTeFy conspicuous place n the dssEet, winch read to the following etleet:~-
 ReiigioRs Astee,--IIle Rev. MI. Blaney wiii preach nexl Sunday in Demsey's Grove, a, tea o'clock. 4. a., Rad al four o'clock. P. k Prcvi- denee permitting Between the xers5ces, the preacher will run hs Sorrei mare, Julia. asaiast any nag tAzt eau be sr0ited out in tAis region for A pafse of five hundred dollars P
 Thia had the desired edeet. People focked from ali quarters aud the anxiety so the sin gaisf psesehcr was even greater than the excite Eieat following the challenge lie preached an elegant sermon in the Jnoralng, and after dime; he brought out has mare for the race. T5e purse vas made up by five or six of Inc planters ana au opposing nag Rodaced. The preacher rode bis bGtle sofFel and woa the day. anld the aeaienlag shouts. screams, and yeiis Of the delighted pea- pie. Tse congregation ali remained to the after efRce, and at is close, more than two hun dgel Olned the church; s1ane from motives of sls eeYltY same iaf the novelty o the thtnx s0ae froH exelierieas, and sonle because the pteaeher--ss the uaseAned language of the couatTy--was s' d----d goed fellow F The hnale of the alIau was as haufixhlng society as can bc found .n the whole regt0n theFeabouts.
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rAe celestial. ia sAs Deck.

Tbe Chinese have become so numerous in San Francisco that the e9gnzAace 3i msoeEneanoFx and peecadaoS. n which they hgaEe as piasntlilk and dsfeaaau'a. is aow interesting 1eSn Of p0ksre bas.asss "a that eisy. DAe morning, Sung Took a;s;-asfs before fhe magistrate with complaint thar an outside bafbanaa hsd ratheEsly eat oH hs lssi. H. eEasSits4 ais nt1tsiased qusRa m evs- deRee: but his hoaor apPeaJeG b be of opansoR fhsss al cpisision Jaw iae value ef chiaslpxn's %1a WAS Hgt al all Aseeftaiaabse and the ac4sseed z4z aa.ehaFxrd.
 Ga aaosaeT oceasfon, AcnaI, fair Chinese dAEazgs, with paIvg couRiexsoa, sFHasl feet, aud Hust uasxceptseaabis turnea- Gp at the-corner eyes, complained against Malay. the boatswaiu of tue shlp n which she came oser, efarxiHx hn with having, while on tha passage. entered her sszse foaea. blown Sat her light. and rohhea hef of Sl6O in cash. pfneipally in tAe enrssHt com ef tAe Calnese realm. and gold ring. The eass ex. elted considerable lntsFesa. ss AeND s ypunx aad pretty, and large nasssess sf Celestial keasl weFe present t0 hear the care. Aeam,s ease N pspdamg at eur | 4 adxieea
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rhe New Arm, rnifarn.

V Washington eonespoaaeat of the Bsitimore Clipper w'iiea, oa She ipth of Jaly, as follows.
 seaiefuan worthy to w7aT epaaIeftss, gA. arased IS tsw days since. that accartiiag te she new Army ftgaa@tscns. inc gD.losin oE tat bFaaca os ise pubic sersies ss t9 aaaeTgo material chan ges. The fashion plates" are a the hands gI he sagrsnsss, ans' wiii sboEsiy be produced 'fbe 54ifosia B to u hlge fr5Ck eszts, sast are Q 5E substituted icE Inc pFeScnS pattern. ts be wora hS oata officers aad pIiyates, tbe distinction to eoassst in ths hnenegs of sExtnFe and he col9gs o tAe slashings and ornamental fixtures. The cha pesa to ee discarded, and iastsad. the Hangarssa cap sdopied. ThEs s al Improvement. No more arc tlJd feathers to wave. fos these are to Ae s- perseded by pomspoons, h due siTne, however. sll the particulars wisl be knowa tn the pah!ss-- The exact cst cffhs wAisterR has not been fasi, asssrmta4d
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neal,h of ofhce-holders

Tom curTyiu. FrEzEIIr 5ET5faTy 9f he Tfsa- sury. when CD his way ff5asss- 4 rsss;gs.B gs Oblo 2 asfe he now $, toid sery good story. Haztatea that when ae went ioio the TfcasBy Department he soand everything ln She utmost confIsina; that tre clerks were sick half theif tsoe, &c. that be { NJ. CoTwial undertooS 'a prescribe Sons sanitary regularity for tae bench. of the Treasury Depart mentr 5y lssalng sn order that aay clerk who was Asck for gwen tlrae should have hie pay reduced accordingly; fl he was sick beyond week, Ae should ee required !o de or resign. AF. CorwiA adds that this order has had most salataEy effect. and that inc clerks n the Treasury department are now as asalthy as any nea 10 Dc found.
 V. O. Delta.
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BE LIKE A TURK IN DRESS.

 Go It, ladies', hoist the breaches, Don the costume, q ha Turk: Bring t early forth and teaca us How the heathen fashions work Go Il, ladieS--now's the weather; Don't you think t IS so tool Introduce 1t! aitogether Faiier not because you you're few. Introduce the Turkish balsts, 1 for one will help you through; 'CaaseI hate to look, of Sabbalhs On piece of silk, though new. Give me pantalooRS, though flowing Far, they are before the sack " hieh we see all ladies go in-- Looking like barley stack. Away with .. drargle tsils'' and " foances;' Away witt cotton, moss and bran AwaY-bat hafk, ..rny lady announces ''Go it, ladies, while you ean.' The other night while out walking, With a lady young and fair: Twice had she, white to Inc talking, Heard her dress, with anguish, tear. Twice Il caught. and twice was ryen; Twice her patience bore the shock; TSics she haubiy called 0a. heaven, For tidy Turkish fEock. JONATHAN.
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1.ester from vVm. e.. pressoa. at m mc,

The following letter from the distinguished carolsasan. wm. c, PFdsl5n. was addressed so she Coanastee ef Invitation so tAe msrting At esRsaa- vile SCI on ,Ae sth ef July, ef the cistaens orposed to the sepArAss secession movement in tAat ssase II will be seen that he looks wisA no sasoS on tbat movement.
 The feeble condition of aY haAith aHpEixes me of tae piesSnre If acexptng yon1 paEssa lAys- tatloa n your meesing an the &tb ef July.
 s ls ls impossible. geasieinen. aFea fEom my veFy secluded position. aot to took with the ps0fsaaa- est concern apon Inc attitade into which our State has been constrained hy Inc cougse of she General Guveynnfens--aR altitude reauigsng her utmost energy, fortitads and dsscFntson
 q desperate grievance would seem to assahoS rlse desperate remedy, and yet fhink not nse so distinctive, 50 suicidal ss separate State ssces- sion. Our cause is that of the Soufh. the wADia South, ands in my Judgment. neither policy nor hoaor taaF dealing safety. justify as in narrow ing t down te mere local concern.
 ss The problem to 5e worked our is, what is eaEi- elens, and not reckless. TAete m sometimes as much trae courage in declining q desperate ad- venture ss n perishlnE in it.''
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willis rs. ninnmerism.

Wiltls, ID the Home Ioaynai, speaAs Of an it- reineia5le obstacle ,o the adoption of the BieoAer costume, n tae fact that ladies are genesaY Sf0c kHeed He says zbt has taught hIm that tne Ne- nus de Ieheis and all the perecf of her sex'' are so'-tha that kind Of motive machinery s nagracs-- tal in action, and ungraceiai acton ought to ac hidden n dFapery.
 :is TIT hav= never srra tlte Fehas, and az. Ra. so much Of an "sSpeFt'' in feniiniae snstony ss Willis, we must, ia The absence of better tatrns- ton, acrept his statement as a fact.
 How has 4rt taught hiIa that the Isos; psifecl of her sSex' ara knock knred2-- M1hsgn Y'ribaas.
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JOB PRINTING

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- sse,fay informs ihe puhiic, that he IS prepared to .tseate every description of Jos WosK, with neat a-, and dispatch and al IS lor rates as any ofhee .a lhe State-sach as
 paoks. pamyhlets. Hand Bills, Steamboat
 gtils, Posters. Bills of Lading, Bill
 Heads, Horse Bills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipts. &c.
 Also constantly on hand Blank Notes, Clerks, sheriT's, Jastice's and COnstable's Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds Of cOn- veyance, &c. whIeh will he sold cheap for ( ash or city acceptance. and will be sent by mail to any part of the state, if required.
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Agency for the Akransas Banner.

Ey- Mr WM E. BEAvKEs is authorized to act as igsai for tine Bgaapr al Lost Greek. Saline county.
 g5- Nr. GEORGE BosGs is authorized to act as ,gai i5r the Burner. at Pine Bluff, Ark.
 g- E. CARR, General Agent, Evans Build 4ss, Northwest corner Third and Walnut streets, lae.g gha. is authorized to act as Agent for "the ir5s9sas Ba8aey '
 j. J. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 76 Camp Street. New }'.eas, s cur exclusive Agen, to procure and eoi- ec; names for advertising, &e-. in that city.
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Family Flour, &c.. &c.

ST Feceyrd, lot, of merchandise direct from J -iaehaau, per steamers Leila No. ?, and .rs.se.
 5 Jaucis Flour;
 casks Bacon:
 4" Caavassed Hams; lo boxes Sar Candles;
 l9 |" Paiated Buckets.
 barrels paed Apples;
 boxes Tobacco;
 bags Gotten Yam. And tar sale by Al JJr-,rr u.s ., Nag s, 1851 es
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A MYsterious Affair.

The workmen who are engagef digging out the foundation for house, near the corner of Fayette and Second st-eets, Georgetown, D. C., have dis covered the remains of four infant children: two of them deposited in candle-boxes one in stone jar, and one in an iron pot.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

.,,-,sss that has attendea our recent ehos's, ne. .,,s,s.t taken in the BASSER by many 0i saa u's have ind aced us to offer, for the Par' ''s Pa5o. t,aa ,he formation of clubs, the follow .sg hsaef -..,,sa farsar.lng to us ten dollars n earFeh' AGy 1,ag. lor Foar nsw subscribers will receive ,sa.1s ..,. of sar sager fgr one yesr, sgstts ,, ''Sy I o,. tarsafdiag tweaty dollars Tn current TO Sa: giiI .sad tsa copies of the BAxsEa Tor
 a.r Sd asscrisers, and one copy Q" : 1s asai a,,,x ort;a1a.xs MAGAZINE for one year. LADY @ ao. @.y forw.raiag thirty dollars in.urrsns IS any xs wiil send sftssa copies of the bAssEz i4.'.' many n.w subscribers, aud ens copy ot the t1a,,s5 iYa states Magazine and Democratic Review r. ,,v one sendlng as tho largest numOef lossl lY .s,n1 s"5 ef new subscribers, aeeomPanisd with ,ig,nrs payment, st the last mentioned sates'
 " wia ssad sas copy of the Spirit of the llnes: .,;,b three steel engravings, and o"s Copy VI sl,ckwood's Magazine for oue year.
 TP Rsmlttancss may bs made al our rs.x, anu ts-
 r,. s g,lI es promptly returned. In making sueh ,,,,,~ss inc Post Masters reeeipt should oe oo- ts,nsd for our protection
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Cen. scott.

The Richmond Republican, in noticing the nomination of Gen. Scott for the Presidency by whig State Conventions in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan, says:
 We fully and emphatieally endorse the dee- lazation of the Savannah Republican, that our Northern brethren may Ro;ninate Gen. Scott, (and possibly cleo, hul, though we doabt it, but that party at the South take any part either in his nomination or electou.'"
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tT Western paper says nearly al! the suicides in this country are by foreigners. Yankees rarely make way with themselves, for nearlp every one thinks he has chance of becoming prdsidedf; and al any rate, his curiosity prompts him to live on, iaSs to see what he will come to.
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TFRNg FUR ADvRRTIgFNf

Advcrtsmunnis wia be ianazaea at tAa ma1 rases of the oeAsE papsns in this essy-thas iz @ square isr thn frst inseEtion. and hfsy csnts . sgsase SoF each additional publication. 4 nhessI lsscaaat win be naae to SAnsa wao advazsss by lhs spar
 IT Posemassers arc authorized b act e ear agents. ana ~iai retain 10 pef esut af sll money reesre8 and transmitted so us tor paErn asaa eds sestisements.