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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-14
Resolutions d "a Address reported by
the Committee of twenty-one and
adopted Nv the Convention.

Col. Maxcy Gregg, from tho Committee
OF twensy.onr submitted the snbjoincd res
oIutions and aldrcss. which on motion Of
Gen. AdaIhs, ferc made the special order
Of the day for Wednesday morning.
/. ReSolred. That in The opinion Of this
meeting the Suite of South Carolina can-
not submit 10 tie wrongs and aggrcssons
which have been perpetraicd by the Fed
cral Government and tho Northern States,
without dispnor and ruin; and that it is
necessary to relieve herself thcrcfrcn.
whether with or without cooperation of
other Southern States.
.. ReS0lrd, That concert OF action with
one or more of our sister States Of the
South, whcher through the proposed
Southern Congress, or in any other man
ncr, * an ol'fct worth many sacrifices, but
moi tho sacriicc involved in submission
3. RcsoirI That we hold the right OF
secession to Ic essential to the sovereignty
and irccdnrIof the States nf this Confedc-
racy: and iha the denial of that right would
furnish to a,iniured Stale tho stronges,
additional cntsc for its exercise.
t. Rcsoireo That this meeting look:
| with confidence and horc 10 the Convention
of the people, % exert the sovereign pow
crs Of the Statoin the defence OF its rights
nj the earliest PRACTICAL period, and in tho
mos, cilcctuaI hammer; and to the Lcgisla
tnrc to adopt ,h most speedy and eflrclna
measures towanGrlic same end.
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The S'atc Righ's Republican of SA,nr-
day contains The farewell bid to his readers
by ALEXANDER CARROLL. Esq, for some
time past associated with Mr.. G. MORGAN
i'll the editorial conduct of that Journal and
Of the Palmetto STATE Banner
Though acquainted with this gentleman
only through The columns nf the papers he
has SO ably conducted, vet 50 much have we
been impressed with hi, honesty and wor
thincss Of purpose, with his devotion to his
adopted State and with his ability as an adj
rocatc and champion Of those principles
which he deemed conducive to hcr great,
ness, that it is with sincere regret that We
receive his adcu, and our best wishes 90
with him into his retirement.
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- Wonderful Project.

Tic Lni. Carrier states on The authority OF
Mr. Mrian@h!in, recently returned from
abroad that there is PROJECT on foot nj,
\aDiCS 10 cNtIuguIsh The fires Of NcSuv!us,
i Is um!rrS'oo ,litt '!c bottom oi The main
or grand crater, IS scvCra! thousand fee, be.
!pw III" eve! O. TIC scl. The plan. there
ior". Is to h3g large trench or canal from
the Sca 10 the crater, the expense of which
w.i mu; exceed Two millions ot dollars, nm!
iIu, "N'rgnsh tn fires ,h3t have been
burning for thousands oi yrarS! !, Is sad
'h3',h" fine Janis has 10 be reclaimed,
wl!i more than ten times ply The expense
"I "&ccu'nI ia" ariu DESIGN.
III" Nrrpo'rauS shoud be cautious in
thor mnyamc"ts and prepare secure stop
pcra % shat on, !iic wa,cr wien lhajr pur.
pose is answered. lest the Whole ocean
Shon,ds'p through tlIc + finger. and bury
'tsc!! ~ The jnnrr paris Of the earth Bi,
perhaps The powers OF steam and gllyan-
.srn aud g1s itlve been made knoHn 10 u
'or iilc great purpose OF pruyriIu! rrmriy
for what would Otherwise be terrible ca
l!m''y, The disappearance Of the great high.
way ni nntluns.
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tiiication Of her existence aud her honor
with their own, the judgments of some, and
among them some whom this State has de-
lighted TO honor, and whose opinions sho
always will respect. have influenced thom
to OPPOSE what they deem prccipi,ancy of
action. Aud it may be well for us that VIC
have prudent cnunsellors to show us all the
responsibilities and difficulties of the issue
We nre about TO make aud to advise us
against rashncss and prccpi,ancy. But no
dangers are, we conceive, to be compared
to those which would result from this dvis-
ion of opinion producing division of feeling,
intlamng i,sclfinto party spirit and arrayng
one body of our citizens against another to
tho neglect Of resistance to the common en-
cny. We arc all brothers in history and
i'll sympahics, and to continue free and hap
py we must remain united in feeling, how
ever our opinions may differ. 1t was to
prevent disastrous division amoug our
selves, to harmoniZc conflicting opinions hv
iraicrnal consultation and devise some mode
III which all could unite, OF ciircling the Oh
ject which was common to n!!, ,la, this
Convention assembled. And il is bright
au@ury for our cause that that meeting was
indeed a consultation Of hrn,hcrs, that cour-
tcsy md dccorum marked every act, that
patriotism seemed TO he tho only imrulsc,
and HAT, under these influences, harmony
and almost unanimty was brought about. rs
to the principles involved and The purpc ses
TO be effected, though the policy OF ono or
another course was no, equally apparcn, to
al; and may we mt hope that every ono OF
us, II lhs Judgment should not concur IN the
views expressed by the majority, will give
his hearty assent to the resolution sul,,nltcd
by the minority Of tho Committee and abide
by the action OF the Convention Of the Pco.
pie Of South Carolina, whatever tha, s!.u!I
! be.
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W. PERONNEAU finley
JAMES CHESTNUT, jr.
j. DELLA TORRE.

The order of the day. being the report of
the Committee OF twenty one was then
taken up and Col. GREGG The Chairman of
the Committee, addressed the Convention
at length in its support.
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ALABAMA Tie la-l unu.bnr of The
Montgomery Atlas comes ont distinctly for
SeccSS'nl. and has added To ~ ljtc "Sr-
,"s''"n Eanncr.' The editor aIuIcs 10
if'e tendency OF every days history to prov"
"uiat til" Government, INSTEAD ~ being The
protector, - bat tic machjn" which is uscH
10 crush The south L /. understood Tint
Nc powerful pen OF the Hon. Wm l..
lanccy Wi! contribute 10 tic efficiency Of
lie Atlas. NDcUry
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The Market.

yCoTroS.--Thc Cotton market in Char
lesion was quiet on Saturday last. Sales
700 bales at about previous prices. The
transactions were at extremes ranging from
\ to 1854. Fair quality 10 l-Sc.
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THE NArIoHAL MEDICAL CoNvEHTloN-
This distinguished body, after an interesting
session of some days in Charleston, nd
journed en- Friday last 10 meet i'll r chmon,l,
Va, OH the first Tuesday in May next;
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It quoted as proof Of The progress Of
civilization III Turkey that The Grand
Scrask'cr, Mchcmct Ali pasha, who about
seven years ago hnd 'trcc of hs own wives
scwcd up u, sacks and thrown into the
Bosphorns, has jus, handed over his brother
10 tho police for sewing up one Of his!
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-14

GEoEGiA,-Thc Hon. Alexander Stevens
hla declined being a canlnlalc Tor Governor.
hnd recommends to the '.Unon party io
support Tx Speaker Cobb for lin, office.
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From llAYrI-'Fhe Boston Traveller
has an item OF intelligence frura May,i
which needs coi:1irna.ion. It is, Tint The;
American Government, l!trnugh Mr. SValsh,s
have agreed 10 acknowledges B. G. Clarke,
Esq. Of Boston, Cnmmercial Arcn, OF Iiayti,.
as for the United Siatcs, whichis bv im-
Plicasoa acknowledging The iniependence.
Of the Island. a thing which The United
States has hitherto $ eadiiy rc.u.cd 10 do
CommerciG,
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we learn from the Go umbn !S,aip
Signs RsPUblic9R, that on the reception oi
NE news OF the passage Of the ADDRESS nnl
Resolutions OF the Committee OF twenty.
one. OF The Southern Rights Conventions,
n salute oi thirteen guns was fired ~ honor
OF The OCCASION
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= SAILING UNDER WArER.--The Paris
Journal JcS Da5atoa states that new sps>
cles oi vessel destined, it is cxpeaei, ,oe
sn'vc The great problem OF S.ib-narine nav.
lgntion, has been constructed in 'ihc es,ab-
ltSi''nont oi NJ Crrusot This vessel wiis
proceed from CreuSn,'s establishment.
through PARE. 10 Calais, hy sea, w;.h the
and ofits machinery. wlsicl, IS similar To
that oi prnpnicrs. In ngh;ng oul oftfe pa...
of Calais il Will plunge untler water. and 8
rcappcar a few l,onrs afterwards before
Dover. Thcncc, il viii gain lie ,Thames,
which il will ascend to Landcn, twkere it
will figure at the Exhibition. a,none Tho
most interesting productions Of French in,
tiustry aId RGi,:lls.
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WI, q dnlno,l lssstl, 7, il, !, gaad ruling
aaarhlne, cfni,lpsFa fi,gfarers, pafattei
Ines may he Fiiiesl aI,on !,Eaia d iss as fsiic
as : t50n fn AN iiieii 'i'!l3s ff,;tass
incfedlllr,yet !, isi a,n,,fi ty i5pa ais laFiiY;
and yet lar fisilttsts tiNfs afps
aEtre'aMl hyiTg craats,fs;, iauts ut!,.,to
ill1G any ,lthesG5 5lIssassl
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The lates. Jenny Lind rnFi,ar Is that
q marriage took place IN ji8vana letwecn
Fer and Signor Baiictti, hitt that it h 10 he
kept secret until iic termination of her
engagement with iS,rhuin. Tie Cincinnati
and Louisville cd,iqrs lruiess 10 Ualeyc
the rumor.
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II Wo"an Ny Tue name nl Narghtot,
was taken from steamboat 10 the hospital.
and died in n few minutes after she MAS
taken into tho llonsc. Her disease was
also supposed TO he cholera. Her son,
lad about twelve years OF age, was
attacked with the clp!Er in a short time.
after his mothers death. ard at 3 o'clock.
yesterday The physicians had gwen up
all hopes Of saving h;m
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21

XA ogs Ngts1i. 2, Ia the Es'Tose oi eot tgct. ing Ire sAoge ba.inssa h al. sls vsrias,s branch es. is now prepared '0
 txseat- al' osr~rs n isi' ..ae, with asa aesS a' dispa'ch Wroaz -t-nsa work ief sii p@es 2, VIII hn rsaalia [. .r.l.t =
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. Boarding and Day Srhael For Innns Ladies.

THE easiness ot this seminary will be resumed IhF 9h STrf. CD, VI. when a paaetuai attes- dAnes oi 'Ae PRntIs Is earnestly reqaesfea.
 This Ipstiisi.cu. apdef the caTe ai Ms and tAe Misses WOOD, wifA Assistant TeseAers, offers every fachly r isfarsins tb~ advantages of h,shiy kHsshsa ecusatton fossssiRs within ths ga evp t, 9aslheaiaoas Tor the various Assneh-s which they have PFactIsed with perfect saiissetor they hg tn releF to tt.s geoflsmvu whose nauss are annexed
 The Paaiis ot the Boarding Sehoel, beng con- stan'v sssceia'e Wi'h theiT Teachers receive thai attention necessary sa form and refine the tna - Rers. asd produce habits let order ard regularity essential iB the fattnatsoa at ehasscirT
 feeilag ihs smpoy'agce at through knowledge ei the fFeRsh angasge. nav indispensable n psste efgea''on. hs Ptaeifals wish rendsF U ss far ss possible ihe language of inc estshisshment. They propose a'iioliIug The PaPils. who resale in the family, @ aI,ead Inc FfsIea classes without exfS charge.
 Tae1oealioa of the city ef Liujs Rock is healthEu Pleasaat aud accessible al at times by steamboat and stage.
 The system Of education, aSsidnoasly pursued Ai's ai perfect appreciation of wbatevsris attempt ed n detpopiug the moral and intellectual fscue, -ema5 aelng thorough and s, sirwatc course lroU The eiemertsr, n the highest branches Monthly records ot scholarship and teparimeni are transmit ted 'o Psreas, whilst every jadleioas inelemen, ,s study 5s aiiotd~d
 Ths seheei is constantly under the supervision Q the Board oi Visitors, who. from time io fme, ex anime tAs various ciasses and report their progress Terms of Tuition aud Board per session o
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"A k


 h's article IS now aaiv. rssly aekaou'essSes :. be The most hesipg s'd fieieni arnifa,,sr q, ,.. easea cf deeayins lungs. airy pofios Of is, css. or muscular parts ol she human bo,y It. ns..t' cieal and ntesetvailYe qgaliilrs acle 1i.,s,e[f. \. 'he EsSp'sins Ib the eaftt agy< et its vo,lt .rt. doubt now exist suee,g seleHt36c men tRe, t,. =. preparation used in f e >la6al ln9tarbs oi bs... composed rrineipaliy(o (of ih.s t.grttirFr |, f,,s' ages, was iaaEd 10 At iH uHitriseI nss se,ef, ,h ae'rigiaes oi Anerea, ana a A,. lsy [; ,s ,b,,t , e'ra aud, iF sac'. only medieinp fey ap ,q..a4 sia'e ot hugs, or any approach fa It. Those ,E, a's ae9Hs'Ried wib ,hls ha4dv race of p.ee ka.,., thai s<deab fem Ca7Si e.tos is astf,,,n .gr,.. fhe4a9 l n" nrh9val tseb!ty iB aH saa.,t},. af5,e Fc eaYe hecome aware o the e1ea' hsaiit mn ,.s,s,.. of tt's ar'iele, and are roN introducing t ,p ,h,, rraei.ee- D.. BaFtaa ej EtElara. b. s,.s5tss oi si Pf'ttstn'Eh, D. Ea Is5et8e oi Pa,,. s,i the Distinguished fr Coeps. hstr hse, ,r th ast.s of eeaaaaiag wi'h other articles ia tht ,ssst.f i'ons, afd "fib ca'tro success.
 
 Be.Fart af Cssa'seF}'s a7d Bsss TaHst4-, FFe Se' elHr auic'r is aghssi a3nirgsf Roger, s. lie eterave3 wrapper sreBet eafn hotje
 s'PHee $ : per hoft3r, ar stx hettir, iag ,s Se4 "heiesa!e aHa felsh by SC0A H. X Npan IiS C sifes a'rrs' tst5sesa C. itsi,a ,i ta.st.
 Nalr t;ensrsi Assass fst fkf Safthsy,s sfsfft The sHaFe mfa3s tc is eef45a#. asH5 afass.
 ] "a. FAfat. l.Hir Ha#4 tH4saa.s. Q e vs,s- lt,i ef AlisesssE-. '. R. Haa a,z. Uls. Hi,sz.s NafsslssH and tt H~uf= tr- f5tHH Has .i t.. s4s4s Jaiaaf4. lsss3 --a,l--.st
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H I & Brta'siag, Liver Agre'iaus. Fa'9 or Wsaka.'s ef ,hs Brsas, of S,4e, Fi's; age o Coesuf;ien, &c.
 RENARKABLE CURES.
 Of al the cuses ttsl have ~' is~n recorded hsr- gre eertaay none eqssl 10 'hs sae fss' mentioned. which pgasIJy shows iae cGra5ity ol cousgptou. ssen in solae of is warst faTsa-.
 JsGsrsss Ceaa'y, l'., Fc5 27, ls49. IGsssrs izfsri < P4d-tssse: This $ to certify Ina, suy wtf~ Nancy D3aoasy, h's be- ia 3ec!ia- ing ss of health t3s tae tat taC years HeT ds>- ease bsfs,ei the sail of tae ees' rrdical ai4 coaH procurr--aeF physielers TfoooE'ees hei disease ..CoasapH0a il fhs l2-t sage, at sad ;h sr covery Nas past aii ham4a hopes. Asa last resort, aI'h yery ht'ls hope, procured Wls}4ts B4l>4fn of Wllt Cherry. After gsiag tak 5ojt8ss 1 ioand to gov agreeable sorrrise shat her health Nas ita- proyns rapidly. She is n5s 60 .t- fest9Est. as to b. -ble 10 attend to Der regular totssho'd daties NItsout safsrtrg ahy iFeaHvrtince. Her rapid irsHrog.rs-nt ant pcs n; tsaFh WsrIan; i8~ ia the belief ,hst she W .sl soon b. s~'ir~3g res-oraa.
 RHODES DOHONEY
 Sfase os lat.sts. Jsli-i-aa C..
 IIasass Nj. Ha'nehfeys. ' isfjcs of'h- Peace. in and for s4ih cogHfy ard >tse. do teritty iEat the above named E. sei-s D9hoa4s sabsgib~d ara made ostA fo ihe foee gons cefihcs'~ eeEe Be lhis 27ia day Of FebFssfy. lst9-
 JAMES M HUMPHREYS, Gr T. tis Patbc -, Jacob Grsea. si lhe togn', of gsanings. afE Stas ol lailana. a9 hereby certify af n '- early part ui last se&sen Ieas taken with a yiolrni couzh sftsHss.i Eli6 ra.a in fhe breast sa4 serne;iues seyrf ard tts' esar oyed skiIiul ffsysicisa for some tune. nto ssis Ina; he could sige ne 10 vrllsf tasa rommsnce1 ssiug Wis- Isis 84isaa of W hi Cherry, ss. iet siu,ot iiane- dia,e Ielief-ard sl'eF taking three bottles, find ssys~ in a. good hrzisa az have enjoyed for Haaaer o{ ysafl my restoration, gnt-t thR Blessing of God. aigl5a,e 10 las Gse ct ;ae nedciae above named. JACOB GREEN March !, ls@9.
 STATE oF lSDtAxt. Jennings C9an'y- I. .DsyidT, Skis8er, Jas,ice of thp praee ia and lar sad caHas and State. eo certify that ,he above n4sasd J.eeb Green subscribed and msde cath 10 ioe iTrza'nz eef6e4,e, before Ese, his aS, day of Safch. 1Sis
 Ne ~caid advice those of Gar readers n Rha are la- seung gal-f sa-c3ieu ol 'he a. 70 snaks lr.- mediate Fisl Of ih!s ,ray excellent u.eaiciae Tb~ most intelligent an4 respectable fsfiits. Of our eifY have adopted # ss iayafiie medicine; shA persons ffeassf0sst Q eeHsu&P'ioH, ~'o have used t, peak n ihe highest terms of i's etsicacy,
  Bswate of cour,erfri's an5 initst11ns-Svr4rs and z'I osheT rrepara'3ods ef Bist Cherry Peser-. hef, 'hey oay initiate n a2ms. aIihos3t fas$essing ths s,siuss. Bay nons bal tas gsuuihs 4sa otigi. nAl
 DR- wiSTAR'S BALSAN 0F WILD CHERRY , signed "saaa'osa X Park" oa ihs wrspge, sros,sd each bo'ie
 Sold wA i-sse ard resa8 by
 SCONIL & MEAD, ii3 Cha tres street..
 h~t~sen con'i and $. Lo.is,
 Gepsral Agents fef the SausAefn States. f'tite sssaye rasA5es1ss zasa.ss4 and -IA hg ! V. TAPFs- Llsae- Es-ss Arsziss-a; c C Ygaar Fsx ai AFkAgsas T. V BrsassF Ps.s Bi,1g: B5basga ts ss5fa
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BR. LElDYS SiBSiPiRILLA BLOOD PILLS.
 Ahead or all other~.!

The Envy of aiI Piu HaHufaetnrers! DECAISE they are safer bsiisi and more eff AB e@c'0ils than snv others; and b-~aesa he pub. ie wa take na'ice 9f o;ser- tlsY 5htsIa SOo-1ooO BOXES haze uera sod annually tag Inc asl five yeers
 YorNG AND Dt D. MALE AND FEM ALE. caa avvsys t4ke ;Ao3n wita ~qRsi satat4, ird wihoUt fear
 IF FILLS BE NECESSARY pisfggz asid cleansing ha Sulereh al Boe sfd pisiae te 6lo.d aisd aiis ile hey. o3eF~fr VthfF us- falacg thnee eosshsHsc sifetzs, oF roHtasH SAr-3faf,lIa nsea
 Fat, Drink aud Lave Rs Esuai. and pnryne ynuf F-'d aosa1, a wIi~f tEkns hcai, Sl-ioui l oi taHs cold, darH-1 silst@ pi veaJlfer
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wagrsel gat genuine crr1incatcs .frofa physi cicrzg nsefssFs Congress and --rl8e b. 4.sae. s iaest iaa4ey H. alaY othsy FORTY FILLS HEk " : BOX. V.f e3iA q zs etf.ts a Bas, ih iFaeJag5s as laea wholesome tsse ace@ip. sJ .irS ess h toS-
 T1grs tCsve na ssste anf5ss sszst sT1rg
 Free traln a-f.i or sasvdeF 5t 4,,y kiBd,
 Bo esPa ltl st1essch hus tis.
 Frrdu~e Snezs. VsasiTsI1 o+ aad frsiings,
 THEY AXE GOOD AT ALL IiAiE~.
 And ztaS'ed to faUsf dia,ascs % mankind. No n4s taken ihra l @e aaling oT1t sras fn take any 0ttrs, keCaa>r tev wii4 aA. so4 4d .heE E0 L-1za n others gslN-
 Hr. E. Lels, proprietor aud afeiI- flr dsn-gtsi, ch7ai-' as 9sf- nf Q y~a-. tzffr l Piais plaa eyaaiar Ehiger.lty Feaasts&an31 Dflinf 9 iiareul ls ig-litlfui- 4 Pba4easE4, Neet Took bevtog- Baltimore. tc 53d a-so'st~ and @0FT Ila g a4ensr oi several Gesieai ssuii'a- a Lasdo asd Pa Tshetee tise rel.ol fs zssf-r conuesce plsed is psiss, ant rrF betg isG 70 dH ttr pgaere of sPaetaBjs p. sssagss fsgslsost at LRjs7i -tsiss- PTneI'rgi Depot. 3r Lefdy's inHsl-ar+ No ilf NGrih FQaflA s.. ff1ia iaiftasd .el a lisir and rsta8i ug J. " ispTs- Afisiv Rock, R. r 6grtlti -eo Vsl Iea4, and Nsrizbj < re Nes or's4a- aaa s drug zfsls an1 'sorgSeefsss sa .-se afisd zu4ics. 4 scg@s'aG -ig
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
EDUCATE rorR DApGnTERs.

THE reslt-aaaasl e1zrnnagiae Sf tAe ye3hS i91iss
 of the Tag.a Fsusas. Semissry viii e9gisBeHee GU Wedaes4zy ghs ssh asy of DecsasaeT nsIi a"d consiaas ihrss days Tie exercises wtil ee Peca- Itarlv attractive l; consisting es the examination daring iL- forenoon af eses day aea lectures oy xsafemen dtsiiagaIshsj fas IAcir Liisfs'y ard Sc. euiifc abilities, fn gs,e 4firrnoas. hs Ls&ips Si ,hs ..Rhse' vii gre ulz zai5esst FAis sad Scr FIR 10 a h the erection ef satahle Lecture Rooms whEI= tas Concerts Compositions and Eaeeatien by sae yenaE hiies wM sussrs an sgrreapls va't- esy ta tl. entertainments ls ihoss saa desjf' io edaca,e t1eir Ds8et<ss. tss eecHsian wtl' fS's-ni Eavorsass ooportaaitv ;s Iatge of ths merits eg ths S-taiatry Ias a-xt sesssan Wisl begin tte lsi Msn4Ay ia Jsan2ry, i-I1. AmPse arrangements vii bs uses te sceesn-a934.e sll Sho may seF'e-- The pabsr Eeaer lig are Fsspes F invited b a'- teaa. Ry order ai ,ae -Fi at Gasr'.asgs
 JOHN $. GARYIS.
 Nsx. la fS51-If-ff EFlsi4tai
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ST. AIARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little R Rock, Ark ansas.

gIHHIS IastiTgiion under tae especial patronage u ef Rsxsst R-yereGd Dr. BERNE. Is noS open fer Inc rpeepfioa of boa ers. Situated s retired part cl he es'y of Ls'ir Rock. ' ?osssssss every sEan- ,sse which saR ecnirast i0 the health and haFPi- a.ss ul thp raasis The a..litioas nox betng made t the already ssaeisss SaiiIlnes'oge'asI ~tiA iis rxtsHsitg anal be4aiif,. ETeanGs wiii rensF U ane of The most eoaaaotsOas a'l aeiisaaJi sss'i's''eh hs Ug fhv H-.s
 Ta- Srnolastte year cor,rseteTs ;bs frs, Monday ia Septslssst-the annual vseetiaa ths l5ia Jasx. Pupils received st aas tisae b.' hot f'r shottsF perioe aa taree ID9n;S and aa as8acttoc, T "tta- arawn oslers the exprs'isa ag lac session, exeeFi in case of pFosracted sickness
 'Ftia esssEsp of sfusiax smbasess al The branches osaaiiy laugh; ia inc b>i schools foE fauEg iadies The taosg caustspf snse'icH wt oe psl1 atae inat a asw well ss U the Eseassl sicatios Si the p1pis DIfiag ias ho9ts of reeFe@'soa ibs yossnE sss'iss sre ausys under she of one o' the iesshersin short Ming prco ing ths xeifagP Q: lhs papiis w be aa oiscf cl Ehe fao.i eoasetfn'Iogs si'ea'on
 Each yoa1s lady must b. provided anh khiir, ,os k ssoes snhsiei i8ais asqklns, SIX chang of lir.en, wosk aud dressing box. co4nps, etuss' ;o.-is. tse,. Se.
 At he essi ef zach svarier ths vparg iaiy snos' i stn tulssisa Gor grner4l good ecatiu=g and pruE ciency ia s,eItrs wia b. rcwe5t!ed D. Joe honoafS iscofaslan ei uedsl. sai every proper mea;s' elnplayp~t to issPise lSalaeis emulation aDOHgs' He rnriis.
 Papls at every 'hglous isn2Ttna''an are ea'Hf'' led into The iaslia,ion sad na improper In5nezcs ever ussa to hlss the religious rri1esfiss Of ihF youDg ss1es-5a, fr lae sake of 0fdeE sii boarts'i ate required eoalosga b iae general Tesv'at0ss os ihe Aes4,eay.
 1 Al sorre-ronteres oi the pupils. ~xerpi ihsi o parents. W.,I be satjeei b tae Inspection os tht PiGeiPsi.
 The parssts CT gaaFdi&ns of ihe yoans ladies ar' reasisg 10 ~po~its wit lhs Principal or some ie' spoasbs pe5snn H ;h- city s'fa oi EloHey safsieien ' 10 tnes; all eon'ingeaj expenses. { The French a-pAs,Eaenf wiil b. anteT 'he diFee- lion os oe ho has resided several yrsss ia France ant IS familiar us'h The PsFisisn serrni.
 in fhr rnasieal department iA@ FiiDclral wiil es aided ty Mrs. 0LlYER ike 0T=aassi ci h= Cash~dsA lady gss kssowu 70 be sfsaa~s.iiy qgafsd To in psli lasgoasa practical zao@lsdSs ot tae science She aisi stso give pstTate lessons oa ihe Ps&no e Organ 10 those aistins so take taszn.
 Terms for BoaIteTs per session ef Nenths; Board sHi Tsiioe n all ihs srsachs' PeF'airihs ,c ilas oa sh EhS4sh esissA, .ass-. so te Ws>alEg, use ol ee4 ss3 srsillas.. .i5 U
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
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his plant has ioi mary ysags been found ia h. ,g sihgutai NitjnFe 10 ihe rare ei asre ioas nfibs More recently !, vas tscerte.Bet 'hsl II pse,..s., great power n a'rsshes B3eeaiag 3, Inc ts,.. -Seogas els ehteuic rAarscisr, X aed ct e.,,-,.,, ser''ee m all diseases oi pulmonary eaar.c,sr