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The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
Hardscare, Hardsrarc.

FTNHE subscriber would respeet1ny inform his \ customers, and Ihr public generality. that he has received, per steamer Eschange aB.i Dispatch, The imgest and best s-i-eiet stock 6. Hardware, ever ofd,ed in this iuaTkst--cnHsislIng part, ot the fdis~ing;
 Black Smith Bellows. Anvils, Vices, Sledge and hand Hammers, Hnrse Shoes and Nails. 3s doIrn common knwes and Fork; dozen Ivory handlei tbsiance) dn PocKst. Pen. and desk Knives; dozen superior Raxnfs tWsie K Bu;eh- er'sl, Rogsrs' shears. Scissors. ard geni's pocke, Scissors, Britannia. German ssger and Iron SleeIs, Miseing Knives.
 Shot guns, aIHts aud per gun locks: gun worms, iss wip-rs, po~der dasks, pistol dn,. oi finds shot bags and pouches. game bags, fish hooks and lines. ned'eine aasks. gun nipples water proof per caps, eSmBon do.
 A full supply of pad.locks. rim do. mort do cot tsS-. eiossi. English store doie sii plate locks square latehes, screws, butts and hinges, brass bats
 Collins, DsyIs', "Kentueky" and Simmons' axes broad axes, hand dtto, Collins lk do.. shiRgng haehe's, Am lath air'o. claw ditto, hammers of all kinds.
 Iron squares, C. s Socket and firmer ehissls, hooks and hinges single and double bench planes. cash oois, hand saxs.-brAss, shoe and com. iseks, tape measures. brass screw rings, sewing and peg g'ng sSts, stlrIup irons, hooks, iailors and Ger Gah si'eF himbes single rein snaps, sprihg 6aisn- ees.
 a@Ftir htii ehNs. v Cpt say, nfeEs eoIse rssps. &e brass and Japd. candle sticks, snade's, curry and hofse mane combs, cotton earls wool do. horse cards.
 sietI MR. assd, buzz borers. shovel and tongs, coach wrenches. knitting rins.
 backing, shoe bfu.he-. pant marking and crumb ao.' white wash bTashes. cloth Ehair, and shaving do tooth Ani flesh do. counter do
 Faucet and stop cocks. Holasses gates, sputs, GU 'a'a bands. eolioa lines and ropr, peneifspaints, sl's and lead psacils. vioIia srings. shaving box lioa and steel hoes polished traces and log chains quo nith chains plsst. ring. er,ek, aud pointing tr0~eis, eieavsrs, ship .crapsrs brass hsnfied sr Lhgl''a ron fire irons, sheep shears, c. S, saAs, o4ehef kn'Tes. shoe do. trs pans. sheet irorsand s"' Tea kettles, gtd irons. raxnr s,rops, cotton oooks' mAhiila rope, sis-s. dra~ ing knives. mt Pekefs, &e. Ne. which, having recently pufch has, ea |" New York, enables him 10 seIsattgrestlbar. gains.
 JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Lover Steamboat LaRiiHy.
 Laiis ROek. Dee, I7. 1850. IS
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RAIN 0s fHR ROOF.

Whea the hamid showers Rslher
 Over sil the starry spheres. And ihe mslaRe .oiy darkness
 CeRtly weeps in rainy tears. 'Tis . joy 10 press the pillow
 Ofs cottage chamber bed. Aud to iisteu 10 the batter
 Of the self rain overhead. Every IiukIe on the shtagies
 Has an echo in the heart. Aud thoassnd dreasy fancies
 Iato knsy being start; .Ane ihousAnd recelieelions
 Weave their bright haes tate woof. As lislea is the batter
 or ths soft Fain on the roof. There in fancy comes my mother.
 Ae she used to, years ssone. To survsy the infant sieersfs
 Ess sAs lsf. thea. HI ike dawn. eau res her bsadiag e'ef uas,
 Az listep te tho sfsala whScIl is Pssyed 6pen tsse stiSgIss
 By the batter Of the rain. Then my little sersph sister.
 With her wings and waving hsir; And her br;ghs-eysd eheru5 brother, A serene angelic pair; Glide around my wakeful pillow
 With their praise or mild reProof, As l listened io the uDnrmar
 Of the soft rain on the roof. And another comes to thrill me
 With her eyes, delicious blue, forget as gazing on her,
 That her heart was all untrue; remember that loved her
 As ne'er may love again, And my h.art's qGick pulses vibrats To the batter of the rain. There is nought in arts bravuras That can work with such a spell, In the spirits pure deep fountains. Whence the holy passions swell, As that melody of naiure-
 That subdued subdalng strain. Which is played upon the shingles By the batter of Ihe rain.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18

01- Mir. wH. r. BEAvERs is authorized 10 set as ageut for ti,e BaaFT. st Lost Greek, Saline eouniy
 O. Mir. GEoRs Booas ia authorized to act as agent for the Bansr. at Pine Bluff. Ark.
 05- F.. W CAa, General Agent. Evans Build ings, North west oEner Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia. is arhoFiEed to act Agent for "the .4yksRsas BdRHst"
 ]. ]. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 26 Camp Street. New Orlean. is our excasive Agent to procure and eOl- ect names for afpriisinx, &e., in that city.
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JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner. re- speetfuy informs the public. that he is prepared to ereeate every description of Jos WoRK. with neat aess and dispatch and at as Ior Sates any office in the State-such as
 Books, Pama ahiets. Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills, Posters, Bills of LadinS. Hill
 Heads. Horse Bills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipts, &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, Clerks, sherif,s, Justices and COnstable's Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds of con. Veyance, &e, whIch will be sold cheap for Cash or city acceptance, and will be sent by mail tO aaY part of the state, It required
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18

IF The Nashville Banner, in speaking of the de- feat of Benton before the Missouri Legislature. as candidate for the United ates Senate has the fol- lowing:
 '.ln early life. i; is generally believed tha, Gen. Jackson made Tennessee too hot for him. He is either fennessean by birth, or came here with bis father when quite youth. We have had the house pointed out 10 us. where Ae passed his boyhood- near the village of niIlskoroughI in Williamson county. He kept grocery at one time, al Gordon's Ferry on Duek river. He is a self made man, and is entitled to great credit for the dstin posi- ton he reached and has long maintained His elaborate political and information rendered him useful man in the Senate, of which he is noted ns the oldest member. His term expires on the 4,h of March next
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NOTICE.

t1EksokS having unsettled freight aeeouats Il with the steamer COTTON PLANT, will P,'sse close the ssms with Mir Wv. SHaoOss, Clk. ei Inc steamboat Peanywit. Balance of amounts eas' VII be settled adjustment, by the steamer Uem' LEWIS SNAPP.
 Napoleon, Nov. g, Is50-ll-u
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4 aaaa pa..

irsad of ihe lsta. ssea Rsssa, ea whom the Paasiefs mantle ssens ss have lsliea. says es Aim Psor Hood 'issd Of paf4 gsassosity 10 grasify tie s0fssiaAeT, wao atsasd ee afn Lr.Fs Yssss,
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Message of Coy. French of Illinois.

On shc sshjsrs af federal seIations the Gevsrna. holds the asusI natlotic and praisewcsihy language of the free Saie denocraey:
 Since the meeting of The last general assembly, the whole Union has been sgiatrd by conflicting opinions upon he subject of slavery. An entire session of Congress las been mainiy spent in ear nest efforts to calm the excitement. by appropriate of sdjststneni, and To msIbain The integ- rify oi the Union. The statesman and patriot east ing aside the guise of partisan warfare, cordially united to devise messnrs 10 caln tbe angry differ ences ard preserve ihe country from the dangers which fearfiily rneaacpa II. A fearless and disin- ,eresed devotion 10 the Uui'n, and The cons'iinon, at length triumph-d, III the adopt on oi seiiss Of measures, which, E fsihigy observed, ~Iil con- tribute to he restoTstioa oi ArIHony, and ultimately silence ihe dangerous controversy which has caused so many ahxions misgIvings and PPpr-hensiohs in lhe mind Of every tue lover of his country. he spirit oi conciliaiion witch through The great of compromises will be recognised by the people ot Iiinois, and inc constitution, with ell iis compromises and ibe lags passed in pursuance of it, wi be al'huliy observed. adhered 10. ani obey ed as the only means of restoring and preserving harmony, snl enaNing Iie aies, united, io move onward towards thai great and mighty destiny which can only oe Lost 5y madness or iely.
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New Jersey Block fer the Washington
 Monument.


 Monument.
 Pursuant 10 the resolutions of the Legislature, the Governor of New Jerss! has ready for deve- " block of stone for the W shingion Monument IL is donation from William |. Hartis, of Newark and is of the finest light brown free-sone, four feet in length by two feet width, from his quarry at Little Fails. whence te stone Tor Trinity church. New York, was taken The design fur nished by John c. Hall, of Newark, and executed in bas relief under the direetionof Amos Wilcox, consists simply of the arms of New Jersey beneath a semi-crcls of laurels, raised pon band, on the corners above arc shields resting military tro- phies: on which Inscribed tie words "Trenton, December 26. l776," "Moamouh. June g, l77s." commemorative of the principal battles in the State, in which Washington wa presest. Beneath is the name of the S.ats in capitals above, I776.
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To SnhscriheTs.

We hope that wherever any irregularity may be discovered ia the receipt of the BGHner our sub seribers will do the favor to give information of and removed
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Donation Lands.

For sale at this office Lists of the forfeited lands subject to donation by the State, 10 actual settlers at $ cents per copy, or S6 per doTen. Postage to sayPxrt sf the country, Tik cents.
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'sm0sC0y isa thePenieentiU,.n

' Clothing. Q DOE. fine cloth Oyer-Coats; l-~ ' Beaver do: ] daz. fne Pilot Cloth do. Blanket 0seI-Cosis, assorted: , !" Cloth ffoek aud dress Goats, assorted: Sack Goats. |" '' prs. doe skin and French Cassitnerr Pants; '" " Satinet q. Shirts Drawers, 0ver-alls, &e., &r. Just received per wagons. aad for sale. very low by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 LO,eer Steamboat Landing. Liffip Rock Oct 21. S
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Tine Missouri Bank Embezxiement.

Tine Missouri Bank Embezziement.
 The St Louis Republican of the 2oGh. has The following raragrspA
 "We understand hat Nathaniel Clids. jr. has instituted suit, during The last week, against the President and Drecois of ihe Bank oi the State of Missouri, for dsisuat1 of character. isise upTts- onu,eut and maeio1s islander, m the prosecution oi sad ChIlis before he Criminal Court, in Soven- bef, lS49. t seem Hat ihs counsel for NJ. Childs commenced a similar suit against hr institution in her corporate carscity. lasl summer. laying the damages al $50 0t0. To ibis suit ihe attorney oi the bark E. demarTfd," upon the ground that he charter did not aninnrize the ocers of the bank 10 bring criminal sui. and ha; inc corporation could not commit the wrong complained oI; II a wrong done the directors were liable individually, and not the corporation. The Juags Of t.e Commeo Pleas Court sustained the demurrer, and the case has gone 'o The Supreme Court on writ oi error. In the meantime another suit has been bIcaght against hs eniue dirreiory, indivIduai. for $50 900. losing TO time whii the other question goes up 10 the Supreme Couf'.
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TERMS FOR ADvEl1 ilslfsl,;

ASvestissmazsswtll be imssxtsa mtahs usaai rAtss of the etlar papsss l~ shis is 9I square fer ths arss tnssrtiea, and afAy eeRis saaarv tsi sseh aedillonal publication. 4 AtlhsssIdiseeast will bs made te lhs=s who advertise ey the y~ar.
 dr PassfnasssFsaEe anthofiae set aseas easata. and wiii retain 10 psf eemt. ef K snensy Feesivec aa4 tranamised to us for papers aud advertisements
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18

IRON and STEEL-4,o00 lbs flat, round an \ square bar Iron s00 lbs horseshoe Iron;
 50 Diamond Piow Mouds; 50 Cary do do
 400 it's. Spring Steel
 i50 !" German do Received and for sale by Feb i2 VIM b. WAIT.
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New Goods.

WYE have nos or hani inil assortment of sti- w pc Dry c 'ods. Groeerie.. Hardware, Queens Wars B ,ots. Saoss, Hat and Clothing, whIeh we will sell al 'he ioss"s price of Cash oE m exchange foG Cotton, Beet Hides and Pei'iies.
 I'D. MERRiCK & co. Deetmbsr IT, 1850 IS
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18

IT The edifbF ol sae CIsveisnd PAlni+slsf ssys hs sss Aci sfsa clean nose ics thEee wssxs.
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New Goods! New GsOOdx.

'HE undersigned have just received lheir Fall A and winter Stock, consisting in part, of Brown and Biesehed Domestics, French English and American Prints; Black Alpaca Hosery;
 Ladies Dress and Mourning ColIars;
 Ladies White Black Slippers:
 Lsdies' sud ChiIdrens' Laced Boots;
 French Artificial Powers A general assortment nf Boots, Bhver, u.. dwarr, Cutlery, ssddlery and QGeeRsware, which they will sell cheap for CASH or Country Produce
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Dec. IT, 1850 Cornas Main and Markham Sta
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Cash for PeItries!

' WISH 10 buy Fifteen Hundred Dollars worth of \ first rate PELTRY. to be delivered between this and the 10th Jan next for which the highest marks, price in SPECIE will be paid Pellrv d-sl- CTS viii please give cali before selling else where. 4. J. HUTT, Main St.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2, 1850. lS-
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Liquors and Wines.

Liquors and Wines. = CASKS Brandy, +h proof, C " MssisJia Wine; |. Pcgt Wine; 2o Baskets Champagne Wine; on eonsignmen, and for sale iow.
 T. D. MERRICK & co. December IT, 1850. IS
 Flour. 10n sBLS St Loais extra Supsrfise, received lOO per "Pennywis," and for sale by Jssusry WI. B. WAIT
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1Hm WumMa

Of fali klws sueh ns Steamboat ls4stls efLndlng Posters. aaRdbtlla SheriEs' 1astiees' aud censts- hlss. HlanAss Faaeralaad Ceallion leAvis. Cards, Book aRd Pamphlet PriasnSs sxseuted with neat. nsss and dispatch, at moderate prices fer easA.
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laastrees Sectional Nap of Arkansas. A FEW copies oi the above Map-ihe oaiy com "A pete and correct one ever pnblshed-for sale al ihs Gasefe aad Dsmaaai othee-pFiee S, on rollers. and handsomely vanished and eolored.
 Jan. ', 1851. E-
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THE ARKANSAS BANNER
 s PUnLnsHED EveRY TUESDAY. LAMBERT A. WnTTELEY, PublisAer'
TERHA

For oMe copy, one year. ,........'.....-.''V S0 For ikres copies, ono year. to one address,. vo For Zee copies. year. to One address ;, V0 ro, t,n eopies, enc year. to one ada-sss,...se VI
 IF The nams of person will be entered sPt
 oar books unless payment es made ss s9esact' ef
 FTs Distant subscribers may forward as mnnsy by ~,ter at our expease and al eaf rst, PFovsaed the os,naster receipt be taken aud preserved for Sur ,,o,srtioa. IF -Nodeviati0n from the above terms.
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New Goods i! New Goods:

JOHN D. ADAMS has just received. and is now J opening, al his store, lower steamboat IaAding, general and well selected stock of Dry Gcods, o. fhtag, Hats, Caps. Boots. Shoes, Stationery, &c. &c; all of which he is selling very low for CASH, and for CASH only. Calf snd see
 IT Produce will be purchased at the highest market rates. Lutie Rock. Oct 2l
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JUSTICE.

sTFAvISG bern elected, commissioned and qashied sS lasiice Of the Peace foF Bg knck Townsn. PuA1ki rOGnrY Akansas prepared Fo attend officially, any business intgtlded tD me pnne,nliy.
 Otses tho law office of L. 4. WsIrrLEY, Esq corner Man Elm streets the Arkansas Banner ohce
 JOHN ], THOMPSON.
 Liiie Rock, Arks., Nov :, ls50.
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A eorr-.po"sss, or she \. 0. P.s,5ase. wAo 10 te pretty gooi st fase:salns aa old jekes has e. samped The following
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Coffee and Sugar.

ID ECEIvED, per steamer "Unpire," n 3 bartris Sugar;
 ie sacks Rlo Coffee, And for safe ty A. J. HUTT. Dee. Man St.
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ROOsS!R OOfS!

cases s'oni and common Kip Brogans: Winch, iogetherwith great variety of Pscks Boots Lace Boots, Winter Boots, Buskins' Exrel. Slip peTs. fine and common black and white Kid Siip- pers. Mss Fox'd Cutters Rnbbed Burkins. chil- 'irrn's Rosu, Goat ahd Caii and Sewed Peg Bso;s and Shoes. &e. Sc. makes ap inc lsrges, and best selected stock of the kiud before offered m this market. All which will be sold at prices 10 SUI, ihe most experienced buyers.
 A.. J. HUTT. Main st Little Rock. Dec. 2, ls5a. E
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THE BA N N FER.
LITTLE ROCK
Arcncr fnr hn Akrnnsna Ranner.

TUESDAY MRsIxG. FED. IS, 1881.
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JOHN D. MS, COMMISSION AND FlnWlRnING MERcniK,

VI Tt BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. IZ EEPS constantly hand :arRe and general A assortment of Dry Goods, I'IOthIng. Hard. ware, Queensware, Hats and caps, Roots aad shoes, SaddIeKY, stationary. Groceries. PFodaces &c., &c.; all of which will De sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct. l, ls50.-S-4-u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

duce Of the United States We have as yet no eee;..
returns showing the amount of specie exported April
but it will not vary much from three millions Of Collar,
which will swell the aggregate exports at least eight
millions Of dollars. The importations for The month
will not much exceed that About fifty per cent of
the value of merchandise exported during APRIL went
to ports in Great Britain
The engineer Of the Georgia State railroad has con
tracted for thousand of rails of the pattern
weighing fifty three pounds to the neal yard This will
suffice lay twelve miles of road, beginning at
Marietta, and ending at the Chattahooche river.
The Baltimore ard Ohio railroad will be completed
Wheeling by the lst of January 1863 The engineer
ports the route most favorable and that in distance Of
two hundred miles there but six vaducts of lars
size The first Of these at Cumberland is tnished tn
second over the Potomac will be completed in May;
and the third over the river in July The fourth
over the foughiogheny river in August the fifth
Cheat river in September and the sixth over the NJ
nongahela river, near Paramount some time next win
ter. All the minor bridges cuverts with their su
perstructures, will be completed in time Of the 2looo
tons rail required nearly 1900 have delivered
at Locu Point, and the remainder will lie before the
end Of the present year The advance of track viii
carry it to Piedmont station % miles from Cumberland
ly July 1851; Cheat river, IS do by Nov l. 1851 "
CARTS Valley Bridge lO3 do, by Feb l. 1852 Paramount
1913 do, by April !, 1852; Wheeling, 200 do by Jan /
1853
The Sussex Mine Railroad. the Newton On J y Hsra,ef
states is rapidly extending and it is intended it shall
reach Waterloo upon the Morris Canal The Morris
and Essex road will also be extended reaching the sam.
place through IIackettstown via stauhope
The iron for the entire line Of the Evansville and yius
cennes Railroad las been received at Evansville and the
locomotives and cars have been contracted for This roa
connects the Wabash and Ohio lines and is one of the
most important lines in that section Of country
The shipments Of boots and shoes from Boston from,
january lst to April 26th 1851 81 i6 eases
against 529l3 for the corresponding period ast
year showing increase this year Of l,55l eases
There ,04 exported California for the month
ending the 25th inst.
The annexed extract from the circular Of house On
gagged extensively in the tobacco trade in Richmond
contains important information in relation TO the
tobacco crop in that State from which it win be seen
that the quantity expected TO reach market during thu
present year will fall short Of the amount heretofore cal
eulated on.
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HUMBUGs or THE DAy.-Dodge, who attempted
to make great noise in the city and elsewhere, by
getting s625 Jenny Lind ticket, and filling Trip
Ter Hall for ight only has suddenly dsap
peared, leaving not even grease spot behind him.
The Fish girls, too, who raped spiritually here
abouts, have vanished, also, and with them several
philosophers and expounders Of myths and mystic
ries. The truth is, that the New York public,
who have been gulled again and again, are be-
ginning to open their eyes, and to put their hands
inquiringly into their breeches' pockets, when
are not all done with yet. A has started
under the patronage Of the 1iibune-the organ Of
oddities and isms-and we are soon TO have
hibiton Of second sight-veritable second sight.
Humbug. Second sight i the gift only Of the pure
blooded Celt. 1t never belonged to a Frenchman,
and never will. The Scotch Highlanders, without
JreckS, have it by nature, while your pantalooned
Frenchman cannot possess it. even BY study. Were
real Scotchman, Of pure blood, to come among
Us, and give an exhibition Of second sight there
would be in il, and we sho uld credit his pre-
tensions. We have little Of second sight oursel,
particularly with respect to humbugs, whether in
the mysteries of the age in the cabinet move
ments Of the day-but, TO talk Of Frenchman
having second sight is absurd lie may be very
good cook, and may see as far his snuf-box; but
it is ridiculous pretence to attempt competition
semi-clad and, at the present day, in the High
lands, still joyful in bare legs and in his capacity
to see far ahead Of himself.
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DOU BILE SH Z EFT
New York, Friday, May =, 1851.



The whig convention at the State House in Bos-
ton together with the interest taken in It by the
Boston Atlas, hitherto a Sewardized whig journal,
shows that the coalition in Massa ohusetts between
the freesoilers and democrats is not relished The
whig party therefore, retreats from the reasonable
position it was about the freesoil plat
form, and is determined TO come back to the old
established order of things.
The much talked of letter from Daniel Webster
10 the Mayor and Aldermen Of Boston, in reply 70
sheirs of the twenty first OF last MONTH inviting him
10 address his fellow citizens in Faneuil Hail. is
published under our teegraphic head If brevity
is, indeed, wit, then this epiStle Of Mr.. Websters
is one of his most witty letters At least,
will doubt that il is wise and dignifed one.
Our telegraph:c dispatches give u three days
Ater news from Hayti, via Boston. The accounts
which we have recently published with respect 70
the disposition Of the Chamber Of Deputies, which
rs wholly subservient to the ignorant will Of SOU
louque, to insult the American government and p
turn deafto is Unreasonable demands, are confirmed
From Albany, we learn that a call has been made
70 re-assemble the Constitutional Convention q
1916. The fifteenth Of the month Is named for the
day; but it is to be doubted very much if the mem
beers will come together the requisition, let il
snanate from what source i may. The canal
question can receive aid even from the explana-
tons and votes Of convention which may be re-
newed to interpret the meaning IF its own action at
a former day. The resolution Of Mr. LOOMS, with
respect to increasing the liabilities Of the State be-
yond the current yearly revenue was rejected, il i
true at the convention Of $50 and the probability
il that the members would not be willing 70 come
together to leave the subject stl At the same point,
Iartcularly Mt their own eNnanse.
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deaths that might all be saved tell you candidly facts
that will he urendurabe feeling heart
say that the Antdoe has such naceountabe power
the system, that appetite sleep digestion
rength eheerfunes produce health
is cured by IL, as well as other disease.
I. WATTS NJ. d., l02 Nassau street.