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The Last Tear l Shed.
BY R. JoSsELyS.

The last tear shed. was the ono that fell As kissed tlee, dear mother, and bade thee fare
 well
 When saw the deep anguish impressed on thy
 face,
 And heard thy chok-d accents, impassioned aud
 wild:
 God bless thee forever, God bless thee, my chiId' thought of my boyhaod. and thy kindness 10 me When yoangast and dearest sat oa thy knee; Or ihv love to m-. 80 n,ly expressed, As grew up 10 manhood. unconcious how blrsi :; Or t',y praise when right, ani thy chiIiugs when
 wrong,
 While wayward with passions un yielding and strong though, of thy couassis, uuheeded or spurned, Ar nirth has enliv-ned or anger had burned, Aud how. when hy sickness slI hepies. lay, Thou didst narse me and sooth me by night and by
 day;
 How mach had been both thy sorrow and joy, And my feelings o'eraowed. and wrpt like boy Years, years of endurance have van shed, and now here Is pain in my heart. there IS a care on my
 brow,
 Aste wr-eks of my hoy hood ron nd me are strow . And ch~erless travel Iife's pathway aloue. Aio e. aye alone though some kind one $ there be- There are none here to love me, to love lIe like
 thee
 My mother. dear mother, cod -hearted they deem Thy offspring; hut oh. am not what seem; Though calmly sDc fearless, all chsnges l bear, Could ih-y look iT my bosom the feeling k the t {, Aud now, Sad aud lonely, memory recalls hy blessings al parting, again the tear fsils.
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No. 9.

that al tea old leelafe ysrli; I woa.d ~his,sT H 10 her II Ihe Iisao.
 The FAtes had willed Il c,herSise. C'aa was not present al tes. She wNs ne, Well. aH,i had e-. tied lo her o~a room. Next moinnE she wss gone.
 The state Of spenaeney mo which Irr at her absenee, was ifaiy plaiahie Me Grant wss TX. crssivply rod in hrv manner towasas me. Asa l also thought the Colonel changed. B,i was loo unhappy ie pay much atien'i.r, ;o these lh,ass. was p rfeei'y miserable and neglected my Hale.
 What msk-s yoa 90 melancholy ?" Ssked Mrs. Gan; one sf.stHoon.
 |" An melancholy s'' replied. wi,h an aHrc,a. tor oi ieviA,y. l" l suppose r's heeauss '@ DO. etieal"
 More likely because you are proud"
 'Pro t''
 "Pcoad"
 What can voa meapi"
 1tneab. Mf Msrk. hat you have ampsred with the feelings O, sn excellent gu,--'hai soa hav les ihestim.,h p,lzr. aed you kao~ it. lasi |; unt os pride Do not pretend AmaxsneHs. You know you won C ar4's tsve. apa yet aloweai h.T 10 de. pat wiihout word from you. And wht Be- cause she is paar''
 " Indeed. Mrs Grant, you mistake me. have no, trhed Wi,h her lv-nss. lovr h~,; indeed I r.o upon my homo l, only Hhis of her love.
 Mfs. Grant shook her h-ad Inrre,iulousiy.
 Mrs. GiaHi, give you mt word, As gentle man, Il IS so {"
 Ton are 9lllins 10 marry hejs
 "To-motfew.
 Then lose no iima O lick 10 Losdon. quick. Lady Dashwooa must sflii h~ m London. Gb aisi pl'ad your own cause and Iny woId tor II you wIi, make Clara iie hsppi~si Of a ernrn" !"
 That very nisht was is i.'.,iion.
 AttrT careful ta,I-i went to Po,tmah SqHsre. where lived Lsty D D'shwori: :'tai ss l came ni, e the door began to lrsiise; surely it not prot CT to call St his hour! would call to- morrow tute noon
 On the morrow was in Portmaa Square ht eleven o'clock. The sight of snins gentleman lock. ing opi of the parlnr winiow mr.e me sn u.rvnn. that in tead ol Knocking a, fhe dnnr waksd past Ahoat aa hour afterwards r~iafned. when to \ disgust found iooiman banging at The open door What caa tltrsr iasnleni fellows do always lottng. 'ng os ths tper steps! could uot face that flank. SO walked away sgan.
 d-ierniHed to ~tie. The whole of the nsxi fay was consumed in writing, and ia tearing a Hha' wrote Skila ss an with my pen. eauli not on ihai oceasan ptsase Ipys"If: so resolved ave up thr plan an 10 Clara myself, aRl oi ny heart 10 her the burr ing eleqIence of words
 l called next day. The house was shui up. 4 5ili was in lhe window. Lady Dishwooi had gon. abroad!
 can" home and sohbed like child.
 To this dav l 4 harh~l,,,
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OF THE LEGisLArURE.
SENATE.
Tursn.Y. Januarx ].

TUESDAY. January '. Mir McCtalu, from the committee on the judieI. ary. recommended ths rejection of Senate bill to sr,es8 sections II and IS, chapter Is9 s,ataies = The bill was rejected.
 On motion If Mir syers. the bill to incorporate the Grand Division of Sons of Tempe ance. Of Ar kansas and the Subordinate Divisions was passed On motion of Mr Williamson. House bill to grant Fielding Slrauon charter for turnpike. ..was pas sed.
 Mir MeKneeIy was called 10 the Chair
 On motion of MT Mitchell, House bill to regaIate the compensation of county Tressurers. wss refer red to the committee ways apd means.
 On motion of Mir Met.lsIn. House bill to gran, the Treasurer of the State tho exclusive use of the Bank of the State ., Lii,le Rock. was passed.
 Mir Byers moved to lay on tho table House bill 10 define the privilege of pedlars.
 Mir Berry rallied for the ayes.a and nays.
 The motion reiec,ed-ayes ,. nays IT. The bill wss read third time and passed
 Mir Huev, from the committee of conference on the amendments 10 House bill 10 change the time of holdiug the circuit courts In the counties of Ashley. Chicct. Desha. &c.. reported the amend ut~Ht~ aEfrFO H~ IrFseIt WNs hteptcu
 On motion of Mir Chsm, the bill to carry oat the act establishing Yen county, was read.
 It wa. amended by Mir Rector that the benefits the bill shall be extended to Scott county for twelve months. The bill amended passed On motion of Mr Byers the House bill to change the lime of hoIoing the Probate Court of Jefferson county. was passed.
 On motion of MT Byers. House bill 10 change the name of Washington Perry Bnckner, was passed. On motion of Mir Clarke. House bill to distribute the Acts and Journals. was referred 10 the commit tee on ways and means.
 Mir McCamy. from the select committee, upon petition from sundry ciiizens of Helena reported bill 10 remove the seat of governmeu 10 Helena.
 Mir McCiain moved to remove it to CIarksyille and called for inc ayes and nays.
 Mr Rector moved 10 lay the whole on the table until ith March. and called for the ayes and nays The motion rejected ayes nays II
 On notion of MT Uude,hilI. the bill and amend menfs recommittrd 10 the same committee
 Mir Burrows introduced a bill to amend an act tn facilitate the liquidation of the State Bank. which was referred to q seiect commttee--Sl By yers Ws,kin and McClsin.
 Mir Burrow introduced bill to ncorpor te the Pine Biu;T and Camden Turnpike Company: which was, on motion of Mir Byers. referred to the com mtiee on iuternal Improvements
 Mir Barrow introduced amendment to the Consultation to make the Auditor and Treasurer State elected by the people. On ,hs first reading -aves 20. nays2'
 MT McKneely introduced amendment to the Constitution to reduce Lafayette county to 800 square miles On first reading ayes IS. nays 5. On motion of Mir Burrow. House bill 10 change the form of pleading in the circuit courts was re- ferred to the committee on the judiciary.
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Physiological Fact.

surgeon in Inc uaiied States Army recently desired Io know the most eom'neH of 6 list inents By p-smissioa ef the cApis,u of Inc com psny contsiuing fifty five. in pledge to dis close ihe as,ne O aay officer private except as physics, m-tsphy sical fact, the true history vas obtained of every maa. On investigation, Il ap pearrd thai uiHe-teaths enlisted seeouat of female difficulty; thirteen Of them had cianged their names forty thres were either dIunk, or partially so al the time of their enlistment Most of ihem were msa oi fine Ia en,s and learning, and about one third had been In elevated stations ia,s- Four had been lawyers three Doctors. asd twe ministers. The experimsnisr believes. II ii were not for his pledge of secrecy, that ihis would hs As interesting history and would exhibit the railiy of human nature as fuy As any ex experiments yer made on the sabjee, of the passicRs.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

-rh. .aecess that ha, attended our recent en9I's, ..i ,h. interest taken iH the BAssEA hy many oi a"O have indacsd lo ofer for the Puf' !" "f rfee,ins the formation of clubs, the follow ing list Of
 -~ "NMM " NM~ Anv ,,er.ou forwarding to us te dollars in euffsas "@. s'. for Fear new subscribers will receive !" es0v of Our paper for one year. gTsti'. To .'v one iorwafding tweniy dollars tn e"sreHt ta"J,. we wilI send tsa copies Of il'e B.sSEa Tor .sm,ny new sabscrihers. and o"e copy Ot GoDGT I.nYs 3ook ottsaAMAM's MAOAxrSEfo for one year. ro .nv our forwarding thirty do1lars tn current tsnjs. we wil send 6lire" copies sI 'he bANSER no, n, many new subscribers aud oa' copy of the limited States Magazips and Democratic Review for oae year. . ro ,,,v me ..ading as the largest number tovrr eT,..r, of uew subscribers, accomPamird with ,ns ,dv.Wcs payment. nt she last tnrntioned rae"' w. rtl send oaS copy af the Spirit ot the Tunes. ,yah three steel engravisgs, snd oHe copy o' RlaekwenJs Msgazise for one year.
 IF Rsmi,t,ncps may b- made al eaT Ttsk aud re- ..,,.,s vI he promptly retar,,ed In making such .s,,.nc... ,,e Pos Hsster's receipt should be co- ,aiard for our protection.
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sJ- Br,dbury's resolutions requiring information about removals from oihce, brought up for consideration in the senate of the United States The l2th instant MhiegeIy and Secretary Ewing suffered considerably. A correspondent of the Lou isyille Democrat, says:
 The defence of Mr Ewing was neither courage. ous nor diSeFeet-heitheF deiensibe nor plausible, but the shal owest Of shsllow devices n escape honest confession Co Weller aud Governor Lane were turned out because they were democrats, aud that was all that was necessary 10 say. IL the trath the whole trath and nothiag but tlir truth, and We csuI see why Mt Ewing should sttempt 10 get round il hy tramping np accusa ions against the D tsonai character ot the loehfocos behead-d
 Mir Dodge of IoWs, NIT Gwia. of California, Mr Cass aud Mir. Whitcemb. have, to-aay. left the honorable Senator from Ohio only oae honor able alternative of two--ithrr to plead gniiy Of nnja-l sccn>siioas or to confess that ,'oties the nf the iur1iBg ia anJ turning out under G-u~r,l Taylor, aud that iite charges oi personal unfitness, SSc W tners uu'aPriy and clap trap
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\ Bachelors Confession.

Yet could saH-t Clara in depart, Impossible! w"uld that very day mak- my declaration
 Bn' inc day passed, and though vas often alone w'ih her, every tim" 1 opeRed my lips my heart b-ai SO wiid thai could | summon inc feqnis- i;- courage
 Dinner over, a walk was proposed | If .rred Clara my arm. and wandered fotth into the meadows 10 snjoy the beaatss of an autumn eyeh. ing. The " wiehing hOar '' of evening has always peculiar effect upon tAs and now. wlih the lovely Clara i-ah'ng an my aTlB. avetiing her melancholy lace, aud seafcrly breaking he silence sxeep, tn sigh. felt ashamed of my ifresoiutton and resolved tJ propose.
 l. wss easier to resolve th n to execute My heaFt atti-Fsi sa, thai aliAiI io speak Aeea. mulsted nervousness made me powrfi-ss. M~ ran. hl-d Th- last iints from ihe declinIag sua had iaied away In tho disiaat .Sy-tlis harvest moon ~a. ti.itg full and briiilAnt--and Col Giant sag- g-si~d The proWisiy ot our return before he word had risen 10 iay lips.
 "Tasy are goiig home !" ssid Clara iimidly.
 '' l coa!d rambIe thus all n,ghi,' vsaiuted 10 reply
 There was pause.
 "i hope r w,ll he ine 10 morrow :" she said
 "So dn i,'' was my sasseI; tb-g feeling that it was very feeble soii ot Terly. sttird, 'Aad--- ih's IS tae last evening We are--to have you. We win miss ynu terribly"
 She sad nothing
 We ~alked tew yards. and said
 Are You mol sorry to leave EnglaBdf"
 No: ain aa osFAaa l have fe. ifierds. and no one 10 regret ms."
 "Do no'--eh. do not say hat. Miss Lawrence .'' imPeiuoasiy exclaimed. and then blushing. stop ped snid-sly. felt her arm tremble within mine. and heard s i"w sigh escape her. tIembied also. | expected hes to spssk--io ssy something which should en- courage me to proeesd-hat she silent; and we reached home before the word had passed my lips 'Urh-aiding myrelf for my 'inidi'y. dstesinined
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Cool lmpudente,

Al q recent meeting of the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti. Slavery Society held in London, ihe follow jug resolution was unanimously adopted:
 Ressired. That ibis committee have witnessed " ith profound regret the nets Vi the unt"d Siales Congress during i's last se <sioH in relation 10 sla very and feel it io be th-if duty to record their coud muation oi the spirit u which they wer- con- c-ivrd Ihr' principles upon which they were based, and the ohircis they were attended to accomplish That this committee mOrr particularly tePfohate dennuuc- Ihe net tor the rrraptUre 'l ingitiv- slaves an outrage upon the d-srest rights ot hn mnnty. and a dariug violation Ol tiie laws Of God. That ihis committee deeply svmps,hize with the coiorrd popHialinn Of the United States tn lhrir present. most trying and painfaI citcum-ances. and would earnestly rxhort the fi-ntis oI freedom throughout the Uniou every legitimate means, in firm and Christaa spirit. to effect the entire and immediate aboliiioa of this most iniquious law.
 This is cool decidedly. The English and New Eugauders first introduced slavery into the then Southern colonies and now abuse us for it. IL has been iu,iiua,ed, that this same London anti slavery society has engaged az n,s 10 resist our brnighted land and spread among the bright rfulgence of their glorious. 'reeemed, regeserated and disen- ,hrAll~d' phianthropy'
 Shouli such ,niscreants he caught west of the Missi pp coat of tax and feathers and the rogues march would teach them new creed, or they might very suddenly stumble upon long rope aud short shifS
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SDonish Coin.

The New York Evening P"st says: "fhe pa'a- graph going he roanh "l he papers relative 10 rerent .et cf C. gIess fx'ug the vaiuesst 20e for lhe quarter i. erion~ou.. T. p,ss's ire'ly among he broks,s a he secusoin 'd vaia", S'd m ihe ate ~nt scarcity a chanse 's sought for. p'opo. si,,on was h f T- the last Congr to issps new cnin, ani al he same i,,n- V thdrav 70 T cirrula
 ian h. oil silver Span;s con at is intin ie Valu- by we'g't. bu, ii meyer pas<sd into law"
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Army IReSignations.

w. fld i, atsi in one of our exchanges T at c. j. C. A. Nj Cali. Inspector Gei'l. l-t, Le"t L D .nmar. 2i Lieut.. J. NJ. Al i'son, B"vt ? Li"n' n.oi~I Mcclure, of the mounted Rn'.. and 2a Leu' l.. s s-arlr. sth Infly have resigned thrir commissions
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Printers Na,iona conveutiou.

This body has adjourned io met n BlfimoFe on the 2'r oi September next. Resolutions were adopted against he establishment ot governmr" Prit,ing Oire; and he present mod" oi giving ont The public printing ny contract; also recommending Congress to withhold il from all persons who are noi praetca al printers.
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 JOB PRINTING.

The prop irtor ol the Arkansas Banner, re- .p-c,fny informs The public that he is prepared to .x.cnie every description of Joe WORK, with neat ness and dispatch and at ms top Yates as any ohce in the State -snch hs
 Books. Pam .hiets, Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills, Posters, Bills of Lad,n%' Bih
 Heads. Hor>e Bills, Labels,
 Card-, Receipt-, &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Votes, Clerks, sh.rin,s. Ja~tice's aud CO0stab'e's BIa lks of every ktnd, Blank Deeds "i cone xeyance, sc, whIch will be sold cheap Tor cash or city acceptance, aud will be sent by mail to any part of the state- II required.
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Dt- Mir. WM E BEAVERS is aHthOrized to act as agrnt for the BGHary, st Lost Greek, Saline eoualys
 6c- Mr. GEORGE DoGes is authorised to act as sgeni for the BaHasT. al Pine Biuff. Ark
 Or E. " CARR. General Agent. Evans Baild- ings. North-west corner Third and Walnut streets is authorized to act as Agent for "the .3rkaRsas BanReT !"
 j. ]. SH,ELET, Esq., No. 96 Camp Street. New griean. is our exclusive Agent to procure and col- ect names for advertising. &c, in that city.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

TO TIE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAR uF lsla AND ALL THE INDIAN WARS SINCE I7go THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN: YYVDER of Congress, passed the Sa day o sep O eniber, Is50, all wio served in any ca.ry m any tbr abnv war either m.il regular service, Tor one m n n or more ars untitled to BOuaiy Land.
 The being procession at all the forms and ay aii t.a requirements Of the various oihces ule Gavrnmenl, will attend procuring NafrAns TOT se,e Bnuncs and 1T sircd, locate tie u2"h Coon iini. and procure the ptieat tt"rrtnr.
 Applns under this bll will pcn=e state names, asc, tce re,Id .nc-, Stie rank held. o captain o com p,ns a nbrr ac nrn inanty tnr other afm, com tpd.t rin mt when eni volunteered. ar daited. place. abnut what ae tor W nat term Q ser yre, how long service. when dschassd ahd uy nave lri. cbtsr,s forward ulesn Ifa widow, Of whom, whefe married, her name pfev"hs to nafIiasr we her husband aied, ant u O. not she Is si Niaw iehgs htsb md was killed in battle so stlie t
 f hs H'onae he oSwarded the necessary papers "hi h psc!,uea and the ca,nt ntnts for signature
 Ai crumrnic,tion. eposr AIp addressed hun win rss. promp, at,ention l.. 4. WHITLEY.
 trk5nsas Banner oiIice. Little Rock, Arks.
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:, ,, lie, for Yearly Adverti~ins

l2 l0
 All standing adveriisS'''vts wii De ena1 e" ut '',e ,,i,ned rates. unless II contract b- made when I.C, for nserion and must be paid for ln sd- ..t N.n.r.on will be announced for any ohre, eithei ci,v. State, or county without the advance pay men, of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged ss advertise ,,su,. aul p,ymrnt required Tn advance.
 Ma ob will hereafter ne delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, uniii pald fer
 All advertisements must be marked wlih ihe nnin he, of insertions desired, otherwise they will br continued unIi forbid and charged accordingly
 s,-Yrarv. hai-yeariy aud quarterly advertisers will hs cau6ned to their ieguitnafe busi""ss All ,av,r,i--ments of a different kind. or Tor other per sons will be charged for at the usas rates
 All letters must be post t-paid, or they wiliho' re c.ive any attention.
 IF Positively no variation will be made from the .bovp reVul ttion
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ac1- ia saii thai Inc Legislature of Flori's ir- tend 10 cx?el the India s at the expense of the Sta'e.
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Tn Snhscrihers.

We hope that wher any irreguari,y may be discovered ia the receipt of th" Ba"neT our sun. scr~rs will de us the favor to give information oi ,e fact ,a order that the cause may be asceriane' aud removed.
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W. D. WALTON. W. SANFORD WALTON, SANFORD & co.
 GENERAL GR0CERS,

9 Q M M IS SUO H A v O Q 2 " A ~ DU IJ Q
 NERO AAM1fS,
 No. 5S, New Levee, Orleans: Constantly on hand general and well selected assortment oI
 GROCERIES, TIQUORS. WINES. &C., kC.. which they in tie the attention ol their friends ,n the country.
 They are sole agents m New Orleans for the sale oi Col Lefltcick's csicbraied FTgnia manmfaciure To6asco, which they will sell as low and on as ia vorahie terms as any house in the city.
 They are also agents for the Manufacturers of Shot, &c at St. Louis, and are constantly supplied with a full assortmen, of Buck and drop shot, and Bar Lead, which they will sell at the lowest mar ket prices. 4S-lY.
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TIE ARKANSAS BANNER
 .umtaxuED EvRERr TURsDAr. LAMBERT A. wEIrELET, Fa"
TERMA

ro, ,sr.r copies, one year, ts one eddres'' 00 i0t es~,.. e~'s on. year, to oHs address, " r, ,.s copies. oas ys-r. to oss .de .so i IF The nAns of no psssoa VII Ss s''.s.s" s', s
 sur books unIess psy~sn. De ''sas 'a ,h,. M .ssx assumed by some responsible ps,.Oa ns en.v hv
 z, our eaysnss. and at Osr risk, Prov'ssa sav ''s,' receip, bs taken and prsssrved aoF Sas FS.i F..,an IF No deviation from the above terms.
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i'EleSIs- FUK ADVERTiSlNGl

Adt3rsnsments will se tassFssd atl the asss: ssass ef the othsr papsrsin this ythati is, st sqaass fer the arst iassFtisa, snd kfty eeais square iss each additional paSslcsiioa. Iborsidiseenntw will be made to those who advertise ey the year.
 Gr Pestnaatsss aFssus shofiaecto sct asoaT s&ents. and will retssR 10 per csat. Of all money receives aad tra asaitsed to Us fer papersapd advertisements
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nnnafinn Lands.

For sale al this office Lists of the forfeited lands auhsc, to 4sn-sn hy the State. 10 actual seit'rrs al s e,ats per copy. or s6 per dozea Postage to anyp.rt of the county 7ia cents.
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1Dm wDmWa

oTsllkinds, such as Stsambes. Bills RilIs ofLadae
 Pssteas, Ilandblls ShsEa'. Jus.ices', and CoRssss hies Bianks; FaasFaiand CotAlena tckets, CaFdss Book aud Pamphlet lsiasng. sxeaused with nsaf- ness and dispatch, al moderate pfcsafar eash
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DE BOWS SOUTHERN eE WESTERN REVIEW
A Monthly Industrial and Literary Journal, PUBLISHED IN Npw-oRLEANs.
 S5 Per Annum.
I. brary Edition Bound, ISl6 Is5O. Volumes SIS.

l. hrMy Edition Bound, io45 Is5o, Volumes s25
 The following was kindly made up f,r Us on the last cay oi The session of Congress by irisud h does mt include half the Bnmes ihr ii>fs were misplaced lost. As get them they "iiI be added
 The undersigned. Members Of Congress. take great leasurr in recomme nding De Bow R"virw to the people of the Southern and Western States n w.rk winch has been edited snd published in New Orleans for ihe last five years hy j. D De Bow. and which embraces, in Ii nonthi, series of mum. bers the most complete and rrlisbl- facts and sta tisics relative to the progress and development of ali the great brnnei,es of industry in the States whether in Commerce, Agriculture. Mauufactur-s or Internal Improvement; as also the growth ana progress of Population and Improvement, the qu-s- lions of Slavery in All is bearings snciSl and pol ticaI, Slave Products, Ec. The published volumes of this work constitute an iuvslusble library ei southern snd Western Statistics, and have already L..o,rn. . .innh.rd nnthnriiY v
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TERMS.
 For any one Of the four Reviews $3 00 For any two Co. ! DO toT any three do. ui Fnt all fun Of inc Rpvi-Ws, on For B arkwnad'> Nj ,gaxiHe. n0 Fa BiaekNo d ar,t itiev Reviews. % For BiAeRw"ad an5 tis ioaf K views ID 0n For Farmers Gaids fcampIe'- ,n 2a Nos 5 oa (P1smsais 10 bs mat is ali easss ia Adrd.ee.)
 CLUBBING
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 Money. eusrsnt in the States where issued. w' be received ct par.
 IrRrmiii aaees and eommnnie aiioos should be always aaressed posl-paii or iraak-d, 10 the Pub lisheIA
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