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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Cot,on from sf,,c..

II seems more and more pFcAxhle that hhgtrn many Years have passed away. the south western coast os Afrca wiil faTassh supplies o( cotton to some eE'eni, We hate, OF former occasious stated bow favorably tte soil and climate of ne coast appeaf to set on the qaAgisy of the cnsfhn prodaeata and have gwen different nss..relare nf The etfafts making to promote it's cultivation. as yell as ;o InsiRee the natives to e6,lcct ,be nya dnce Of the plants which grox wild ,n great ITO fusion; and now we esain tn see some af the small begnnings ct what II IS to he hopea viii eyepfu- ally grow to sn important bmneh of cnsnsneree. - Last week the list of imports at Liverpool cun tasned eagat bales ef eattoM ffosB Monroxia, fAe capital and part of tAe settlement of ESheria. wheres az we have stated on former occasions. the enlavsson of the cotton plant has been lntrDducsd under the auspices of EHgi,ss capitalists, We have also been secently favored with the follow. ing extract of a letter from the Rev. T. Pey,an. an English mISs.onafy at Sierra Leone, daled the l7th ultiIno:
 now Write line on the cotton business. In the plantation under the management of the Afri- can Improvement Society, we have about 5000 healthy eotion plants nicely growing, and we mean to plant new seed every month through the rains oy way ot experiment.. am glad to add that the native chefs continue to apply to me aRd to others ID town, for cotton seed tc paat they iassas during The present ralns Last week native far the
 FSi tune, appsied 10 me to puFchasea cotton gin doubt not bui that ia few years cotton will be- come an important article of export from the west coast oi Africa Wianer < SgsitRs Tssses.
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NY LAST AFFAIR.

BY RosERT gossELyS. Twas dreary aght and tue raia was pouring
 down. Not loafer was astr in the dark spd deluged
 town, Der he gat,ers. lh7oaeh ihc &atef of the pave
 less mattdy styeeS. had sought my cherished idol and was kneeiing
 a, her feel told her how loved her, protested and I swore That never man existed, who had owed maiden
 more. That my very heart was breaking, was tortured,
 should die, If my chanaer would noS aoign lo ue one kiad
 word in reply. She gave me no answer, but she gently hung her
 head, There never was its equal of the living or the
 dead, \ face as pure and beautiful ss ever angels wore, Which an anehorite might worship and a saint in
 Heaven adore. She gently dropped her peerless head. so like lily
 far, Till, covered with her olasped hanvls il rested on
 the chair. was sure she was relenting, was eloquent and
 bold, A tale of love and tenderness was never better
 told. And still plead and stilr prayed, and still swoFe
 again, Till thought heard stiled moan of anguish
 aad ef pain. Was she Sighngl was she weepngl Up 1 rose
 and took peep 0, Cupid, what rogue you are my angel ieas
 asleep
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A Yankee Notion.

4 trayeiiRg correspondent of the National Ia, teliigeneer id giving an account of visit to Hing ham sIass.l says:
 '' saw in the streets here Yankee invention Tor turning an honest penny, which 1 had not me with before. It was a travelling dagaerreotype establishment, bailt something like large omni- bus or small railroad car. running on four wheels, and drawn by a palk-of~ horses It $ fitted up with all the apparatus and eonyeniences for taking dsgueueotypes. 1t drives into avillage, selects . station tn the principal square, tarns the horses out b pasture, sticks out flaming sgn, goes to work and takes everybodys likeness babies and sll gets pocket full Of money. and then tackles up and drives to the next village. where the opera ton Is gepeated whh like success Sam patch was fanGss, and he ssways declared that some things could be done as well as others'"
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A Young Lady Robbed.

During the trip Of t6s steamer Boston, from Bangor to Boston, oa Monday nj shs, young lady passenger, I5 years of age, was robbed O $50. waieh heC brother had given her 10 enable her Ia visit Bosioa. |, appears that while asleep in her cabin berth at night, soms rlscaly PiekPOeket had window, anl most eHps tiy raised the skirt of her dress, siii opea the pocket silh knife. aud ex- trac,ed her purse and the $50. On ~arniag the eircumst nces, the gallau, CaP'ain of the Boston nobly presented the young lady SEQ as partial remuneration oi her lO's and several generois gen temsa passengers contributed and presented lS her S!o 50 more
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Rates for Yearly Advertising
each sddilional

All standing advertisements will be charged at The first mentioned rates, unless contract oe made when st for insertion; and must be paid for in ad- vance.
 Noner.on will be announced for any office, either city, State, or coanty, without the advance pay me nt of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise men,s, and payment required in advance.
 No Iob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have regular dealings, until ps'd for.
 AIiadvertlsemenls must be marked with the aunl- bsr of insertions desired, otherwise they will be eoa,inued until forbid, and charged accordingly
 axJ-Yeariy. half yearly and quarterly advertisers will be confined to their legitimate bRsiaess All advertisements of different kind, or for other per sons will be charged for at the usual rates.
 All letters must be post paid, they will not re- eeiys any attention.
 IT Positively no variation will be made from the above regulations
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A FasAeriy 'raskey.

The Providence Post tsiis ihs fsl wing story :. "Tf'srs |. oR p,e farm ol Mir Pasis Aashsws,a, Ia Jeaas sa. malr tafksy, who hss the pressat sea. son Sc. upon Fl eggs. aad haseasd i5 of them = having 6riven his better haf lFosn the ns.t and taken upoa hln-cti st te female esrvs of o.ns tie life, an1 sparnsd ali interference lFom tie Rsater sex. That is aos sA. When Dis Tarksyssip Gei his 0wa blood out oi ihs shsi. he f3aa shsl co es os the wemes osks in the 1 aaek had beea at work and thers were n all sixty sessn yosag Turks, to be taken esre of. All these hs has taksa cass sf. snd is SOW sort of ford mayor af lhs mbes trihs. ssd kneeks dosa al inss fvslag old lales Shat come ia hss presence. He is qpser old fellow. and a go..d one into the bargain
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Vol. VIII.

relief for Indigestion Dyspepsia, Japndiee Liver Com aaint, Cons uHpoH and debility, eaLietafer Naias own eeain preventative of cholera as keeps the stomaeh and bowels ina perfectly healthy condition
 Half teaspqonf of tis faid infused in waisr VII di gest dissolve Eve pounds beef III about sno hs out Of the stomach
 scIEsrtyIc EytDssrEBaron Leibig, in his eeleeratcd work on snimal eemsFy ssys sAn artificial digestive nuld the mucous membrane o the stomach n the calf, tn which varsu articles of food such meal and es Will be soi ened changed aud dgeted just n the same manner as uy would be in the human stamaeh-n
 Dr. Pereira ia his famous treaties eon food and Diet v published by Fowler Wes New York page g., states the great fct, and describes the method of pFepaEat"a There few higher authorIues than Dr. Pegeira.
 Dr. Conbe, in his vansbis writing the "PhysFpiogy ot nsesoa observes that of the due qisa;ty the Gastric Juice is prominent and prevailing of DyspepsaH and ee stas that 'a distinguished professor of medicine in London, who was severy afflicted with e conant- finding ng else ia tS had FecoaFse % te Gasirc Juee otaRed from the sfpfaaehs of living animals winch pFgFed cumpleffy successful"
 Ds Graham author Of lhs famous work oa "Fegetshic Detg says t s remarkable fact tn hysolagy, hai he sonse If animals naeeritcd n wateT tmpsrs n the fluid the property of dssosing various articles of sod and Of ei fectng kind artificial digestion them d fereut fron the HalnEal digestive process.
 Dr Siaaonss great work. ..rhe Chemistry of Man, Lea Blanchard. Philadelphia. ISk, pp ll 7; sayss the dis Digestion Prom recent experiments know that food s dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive uid prepared from PePsn, l II IS in the na'nal Gastric yuice itself
 Professor DungnsoD of the Jefferson College, Paadei pima, m hs great wurk ''iiunau Physioogy, devoies more than hsiy pages o examination of is subject He experiments with r Beaumont, the Gasire Juice, ob taned ffsni the living humaa stomach, and tToB arns well known. in all caxes he says. sdicesion OccarTed as perfectly In the artificial in the natural dsesoi
 For further proof of the remark ADie merits oi s deoFa ", cali al - MAGAZINE STREET, and get descriptive sheet GRATIS. A. KENDALL co,
 General aZent tor southern states. For sale wholesale retail in Little Koek ai fss New
 0''' Tnos. Bs11-rERwoRTH, Aslat
 for the State of ArsansaA l.ic ft.
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JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- sgsctfuly informs ths public that is prepared to exseute every description of Jos WORK, with neat. ness and dispatch. and at iOr rates as any office in the State-such as
 Books, Pamphlets, Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills. Posters. Bills of Lading, Bill
 Heads. Horse Bills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipts &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, CIerk's, sheriH's, Justice's and Constable's Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds of con- veyance, sc, whtch will bs sotd cheap for Cash or city acceptance. and will be sent by mail to any part of the State, if frequired.
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Indian council.

The Rochester American states that All impor- tant Coanci' of tho Seneca Nation will De held at the Tonawsnda Reservation about the first of De- tober, al which six CT ght hundred wsFriOr' from New Yoik and Caaada. will be present. IL isto be Mourning Council '' for the venerabie Joha Blacksmith celebrated eivli sachsn who d,ed iast spring, and whose Obssquiss will be stformed with elaborate and impressive ceremony on this occasion b John Blacksmith is also to be eieIed at this Council.
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ninraI Cnnraue.

There are many men who gre physically brave, but who are morally cowards-who would not hesitate to encounter all sorts of external dangeI aud yet who lack moral nerve. shfiak. hesitate and quail before SoSne positive duty. Indeed, there are few who are not more or less affected by this lnhunity. They eanno. speak the Hafh on all oc= csSons, because of>the want os proper sense of integrity, oT because they have imbihed habit of narrating circumstances in an indirect manner, aEai of thus noi only deceiyiag themselves bat others.
 To De lty resoiute. determined and correct oa ali oocssoas is more difficult than the thoaghtleSs are apt to imagine.
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Girls and a Mare.

Two young ladies of Indianapolis, who belong to the bon ton were out riding in buggy by them selves, and after driving through the varous fashionable avenues, they concluded to try the plank road. We'll to the plank road they went, and while trotting brlsky along they were sudden ly arrested by toll-gate keeper. who demanded his toll. How much is t asked the girls. For man and horse,' he replied. it is fifty cents' We'll, then get out of the way. for we are girls and d mare Get up Jenny" and away they went, leaving the man in mute astonshnlent.
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oone Sack = h,. ol.s ,pvsr,la.. -

| would appear ffcs4 sae Eeeemt sntsleamadon coalition --ar unics. as C t6eegled--of the New Nofk whlez. tAat Ma. Fllmega a anes rnnfn snhn the platform. by the side Of Sewaxd and Creale1. This result s by no means surpsssnef fo uA. AH bis ainEes. all hls assnesagf0Fss hxve kSyee1slfs heen wlth ihe fsce.s0llex aWd ahoftioaste ndsa lt $ but natural that ho should pKtnrn tu hss AsSk love. Nc daaht tks terms ef he uaiaa are sae- cepsabEe to Mt. Fillmore, sAd she iaauHonn nge. sented sseh . one as he w psepaksIi ta obesipy4.- het the south look to,4t iAat a0 half hanztwa, pseade friend of the t'aion with itR eumpsosniaas and gsIfantecs. be smaegled upon them tkrourh tAe cunning of desssniae amaguwssss
 fHalHmars Arxwe.
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IF The Nsg York Express has letter parpor ting to have beea written at Orange Ley, Bahama Banks, Aug. l, which says that two small steam boats rom New 0rssn-, with from 1909 to 1900 mrh on board, anchored in Los aiitnbros Roads he previous evenng and after stopping for about two hours. pass sd thai place, steering F. F. They were supposed to bs Cuban sympaihisers,
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violent storm in Mississippi.

The Memphis Enquirer earns that on Inc even- isg of the Dun, vinlei storm Of wiad and rain passesl over the section oi country inclui ng the adjoining borders of De Soto and Marshall counties (Mtss.) Much damage was experienced 5y the ciizYas resident n the section visited by lh. violent ualed by winj-ihs crops seriously damaged by the floods of water which fsa The snAi. streams were swollen into torrents, aud csried aesracten before their rapid eursa s. The ioss of property is qaite sertess. The storm is described as having bsea most terrific.
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The shirtishe Costumc.

4 writer in ths Dallas { Ala Gazette pseposes the "Shirlishe Costume" for gentlemen. as q set off to the !" Boomer H. says ths peculiar ad- vsntagss of the "shittisises its eheapasss and comfort. IL Is go@n or hrt, naas ai iriaA liaen aud Teeehee to the knees l. is made, ia all poets like the ordinary shirt for geatleman. with the exception that hs collar is to be broad aad thrown back with Byroaic sir l. Is the oaIy article of dress 10 be worn As Il sonAalts comfort, ne drawers, pants, coat, vest or shOes are required
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go' The House Of Representatives ia the nsxt Congress, So lar ssesrained will sAnd, I0l dam North Carolina. Arksasas. Tsxas Califogsaa. Mary lsnd Virginia, Georgia. Loatssns. and Misslssipfi. In the shi'ty-6rst Congress the dslseasiaa freu these States stsed. asaeesats Aj. whigs g. Hsnes t will be that the democratic majority in the Dext House vii 1ot fall short sf afsysis or eight of thsse. however, are Ia fset trsssoijsrsbas omit tug them, tas democrats sil have lssgs and ds- e'ded majority Ia ths aex. Hsass. - Lou Dem.
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Invasion of cuba.

We understand tBat a cofnpsny s forming in this city, in which some sixty eighty men are already ensoiled, expressly intended for service n the projected iuyasion of Cuba by Atcencan citi
 zens They held meeting on Monday night and preparations arc making for their departure ia few days. GreaL secrecy s observed n then move
 Iaenls. as mast be the case in an expedition eon- trsfy 10 tbe laws and policy of tbe unlsed States. aad which sabjects those engaged in il 10 exceed aagly severe penallies.--lSt. Loais Reput. flag r.
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1J- The great trOtting match between Lady Suf- folk and St Lawrence, for purse of $500, took place the Rochester Union Course, tN. Y.,) on the 6th just. Mile heats, best three in five. Lady Suffolk was victorious, winning ths first, second and fourth heats The tims was as follows: first heat 235; second heat 37; third heat ? 36; fourth heat 36.
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Agency for the Akransas Banner.

ry- Mir Wv. F.. BEAvERs is authorized to act as igent for the BsRRT, at Lost Creek. Saline county
 Ej- Mr. GEORGE Bo0es is authorized to act as igeat for the Banner, al Pine Bluff. Ark.
 j. F. ". CARR, General Agent, Evans Build sEs, Northwest corner Third and Walnut streets. PtIadeIpha is authorized to act as Agent for 'the iFsaasas BanaeY"
 ]. ;. SHIRLEY, Esq. No. 26 Camp Street, New 0rsaa. is our exclusive Agent to procure and col feet names for advertising, &c, in that city.
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D- The navy department las issued instructions for the East India squadron to procure rare plants and sesds particularly the sugar and iea plant adapted to climate and sell. and uselul for domestic purposes.
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Mrs. Maberiy, an English novelist. is about to pablish new work of fiction, entitled ' The Lady and he pries," the circumstances Of which refer to arecent occnrrencsi in tigh life, whereby ch ward taken from Convent and restored to iashioa- able society.
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Res. 4. Bard BeseAsr.

is Pa'istaa Faslsns.-The fashion for dresses has 'sned but lsttie wIshia The months the boafrs of robes made open tD the wAist the skirts tcos- tFaEy A' the American BlsAner iashion1 are waxn vvry long very ample aad much tr.naaed--sof evening toaet book muslin dresses, e,ubtoidesed with straw, are much the fashion with the afis. toeracy Of PaIis. 7T1e
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A Good sentiment.

The following toast was seat by fbomas ". Dorr, of Rhode Island, to the Democraii; celsbfa lion of the 4,h at Philadelphia:
 " The American Union hard to nake--hard to break-and when broken, irrepsrable l. Is entrust cd for its preservation to the National Democra V; sad the country expects every Democrat to to his Guty.n
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dY Jrems, ny lad, keep away from the gals Nea 4sdFpsrs one coming, doIge. Jest such crit ter as that young 'ua cleaniR the sloor-stsp on toiheE side of Inc street, fooled yoar dad. Jenmy Don't cock Yer eye over thaiway and vlnk 1T il hadai been for Per. you and yer dad rnigAt ha, been ID Cshforney hsntIn' daauns, ny son,
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Tn subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregulaTity may be discovered in the receipt of the Bsaaer, our sub seFibess wi do the favor to give information of the fact, m order that the may be ascertansd and removed.
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l. The Gambling Law went into operation ila
 New York the ist tnst, Il IS stated that several Of the large establishments have closed their doors for the present, but will reopen them as soon as eireussanees will permit. Two uf ihrea gambling houses are to be opened in Jefsey City.
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aJ- A write. in ths National IHisigenesr esti- mates the population o ths United States iu 1901, at Io2, DOS 000.
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Gr It is stated by Ci.rs Advertiser that the ns- gro population of Cincinnati has decreased since ls40, rom one-twentieh to OnethiTty six part of the inhabitants of that city.
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AkaerHaasie Minere,--A California correxnon8- ent of sie Boston Traveller. ailudinx U uaiains operations q Deer Greek, says !. h one holss met the Mayor and all the Aldennea hard st work ey candle Light. ana ayssagsng sl0 OCT day, whleh me average of the ealife dg9ias sse1ne
 W aka MaN
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I|I.l11san
 told.

California does ant by asv means ssloacpolize all the god h lS4s ihs m,ne. sf Russia produced l,s,6 pcods of gold. worth Es9si .s3s or $l9, 500 000. of silver, !. .i92 poeds wort. Elss ,00O. The pood Is abea, 36 ooaEds ayosrdapsl.-
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L'- :" This is d-----i hot morning" Such, my brethren, was the starting language wAieh u,et my ears as entered tbe holy teinple this morning. from one who, suppose. has c0Iaa hers to take part m the solemn exercises appropriated to this place and this holy day, &c. @
 Res. H Bard BeseA<r. ss
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IT PoEa MarshaEf A1a45r s:.ceeh in Wooa- ford on Monday naghi ast, ahjased sienocsscy. and deelAfed haiasslf whlg EseyeI. Glad to gst fad of hun oa such easy terms; but hen be afses turning 1efnccfat again as soon as he gets sobex
 Lsa. Uxspucux23
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Donation Lands.

For sale at this office. Lists of the ieited lands subject donation by the State, to actual settlers at D cents per copy. or s6 par dozen. Postage to anypart of the country, cents.
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TERNs FOR ADVRRYIsIN Nll.

AdyerieneuAA Niil be inseEsea ss ihn AknsA rates of s4sieshdi papsfn in thn eity--slA s. Q square far the hrss Insertion. sna afsy esnss . square fog each aadisiohal nhIisasIrn. 4 Hh6ssl liseoant win be made to f2nle wh0 adxsfiisA hs lhe year. aa4g
 TPussmmsfern aFs mnslsEizsA le eet aaseNB aeeass ansi wIli ressiA 1UvsF cenk ofslf msney ,sceived and uaMsnsstea so s ldg papers esle als eeT1scmcnas. N. \. N
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Army sword.

Army officers. according to an order issusd ftom the Adiutant Generals office. may obtain swords Of the pattern adopted by the War Department, Apnl 9th, 1880. either at the New York, Wash. ingtoa, M. Louis, or Baton Rouge ArspnAls, by applying 10 the commanding officers and paying the cost pfice of the artlcle.
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THE BAN N k R
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. ?.

(sJ- Wfbin ths las. siX mouths, nina new backs have been established is the city of New York, aAdiag over six millions of dollars to Inc banking eapilsl of the city.
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GJ- The Crystal iouu'ala in the trausep, of the Crystal Palace, IS surrounded on Fridays and Sal urdays with wide border of green moss, upon which a variety of natural roses are placed forming in the entire circle the words, God bless al na- tinna"
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Bounty Lana warrnnss.

We learn iron. the Republic, that every elfprt IS making in the Pension Otfice to dispose of the applications fof bounty IaDd with as litsie delay as possible. The number of applications under the act oi 1853, ls now upwards ol 10000 and may reach 2o0, eco.
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Sonle Wesiera villain has coneected tle foslow- ing " eon.''-
 Way are certain ladies of the present kay Ike the {" foxlorn hope'' Of besieginE asanyg
 Because they are about to tbfow themselves into the brooches. sA - -
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U- General Scott has gone to Old Point Comfort and sSeeresary oi the Navy was to accompany or follow him.
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Father" sad 3 Foagaish boy. " | hope ycu won't buy any Dofs gunpowJes tea for mother.v
 Why not " becs use every tissc she drinksi is she blows me up.' -eT ~
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9oB wuRK.

0f all Asada, saeA Aas Steamboat nila. Eilas nf ka-
 sine, PoSters, Honahillss SAetiass yassssS n.d Conssahles BlAnss FnneFas snaGuthon Tseast8 Cards, Book and PasnpAietE EriAanw sxeeeseA wltA r7a'neS anadtsp3tch, atlp9daxase prsces ias eash.
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sI- Caaaabsal'' Ms. Dobson, where's your huSbandY'
 '' He's dying. marn, snd don't wish any body 70 disturb hins.9
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Important to Planters.

NE would respectful
 w iy cali ihe attehiion. nf the public to the iInpor-I iance uf their naktaxI themselves acquainted 's'thI the fe,nark able properties, and virtues of the
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TRRMs,

Ta, .a.v ass yes, g 50 For fkres copies, 0ae year. to one address, " For fee copies, ote year. to cue sddsess, II " For iea copies. one year, to one address, 2o Vo
 IJ-The pane of no penon will be eHfefed upon ear books unless payment be made in sdcanee, pr assaasd by sogne responsible pe-xon in this city.
 nJ-Dssans subscribers may forward us money hy letter. ~ oar expense. and at our risk, provided the postmasters receipt be taken and preserved for our protection.
 I1-No deviation from the above terms.
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ELECTRICAL FEB RIFUG E,

SPEEDS FEVER TONIC with which any one, with
 oai any particular know
 ledge of medicine, Is ena
 hlesi to cure any of the ie- vers incideu, to a Southern ..I..nI. In Ar.a.u
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i0rbotro to laoltttcs,
For Dyspepsia.
nnrch frnrn fhe fnurth stomnch of the OAl

THE true Digestive fitiid or Gastric gnice, prepared from RcnHer oF shs st0Et
 aeh of tie On, after airee
 tons given by Rarun Let big. ilse great physiological caen,iss, byI. <. i0ughton, Ii. D.. No. IL Noaiii Eighsh street, P6lafellsia. tsir ou
 ly immediate and pefma.