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BENJAMIN J. SANFORD, Chairman W. T. MoREHEAD, Secretry
Democratic Meeting in saline couaty.


 Democratic Meeting in saline Couaty,
 At a democratic meeting held m the town Benton, Saline county, on the 5th day Of Aw A. D. 1851. c, B. Hughs was called to the Cha and Wm. oswalt was appointed Secretary, iba not being full attendance, the meeting adjonua until Court day Monday the 7ib.l
 The meeting met pursuant to adjournment, a13 on motion of H. Nj. Rector, the Chan appaEs James M. Wills, R. McDaniel. Wm. M Scot, S. Hutchingson and Joseph Taylor. as a commit to draft resolutions expressive of the seuse d D meeting.
 On motion of James NJ. Wills, inc ChauBa and Secretary were added to the committee sa retired for short tlrne and presented Inc iolief ing resolutions for the consideration of inc mesa4 which were unanimously adopted.
 Ressired, That the democracy of Saline eoua' are warmly and firmly attached to the Ceastss ton and the Unioa, 80 long as Inc one B fallbi1 observed and the other constilBiionslly insiaas ed; so long as they ensure to them equal rght ia equal privileges. under the federal compact, 'lt go for the Constitution and the Union.
 Resoloed, That the so-called Commomse zai sure have shorn the south of many oi hei ''s sttutlonal rights and privileges, and they da P prove the course. pursued by the Senators aud G9 resentstive in Congress. ia opposing and gdE against sand measures
 Rssoired, That we have entire eegidence ? ot.t..N, aaI eott,.sf pf Y k Rector, and we recommend him t0 he Coa@ ton as a suitable person b be nominated aa aF resentative to Congress and de hereby msrad E delegates 10 vote for hIm as our first cbgfe n to use all honorable maans b procure hIs n5'aia ton, should he not receive the nomlnaiion, s' our delegates are at liberty to vote fof soar q who have correct views on the quesilonol siS.f and who will be most acceptable to the dei@af. ie party.
 Resolred. That v II. lilies, Wm. iienslet Ns Chlnaalt, G. w Chalten, Moses BTazil, J'@eP Hutchingson, Vim a Scott. G. E. Hughes JsSS M. Wills, John $ Gee. Samuel Watson h. Y Daniel, Henry Halbert, Robert Hubberl and A'~ Alley. be appointed delegates io sad Coa''a@' 6 majority of whom n attendance al sad Ooa''' ton, to cast the vote for Saline county
 !. Reso!reL That the proceedings ol 'Re " ing be signed by the Chairman and secfs'Ai' ," that copy of them be sent io the edii@ @ z Gazette aad DeInocrat. and 70 the edi'a a p Arkansas Banner and lbey be requested ia P-a@ the same.
 GREEN E. HUGHES CAai7H'
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Onr Collector.

Mr. TmoMAs CHAMrLIN, IS authorized to make collections and receive subscriptions for the AR KANSAS BANNER.
 He has already started upon tour through the following countless WHTE, INDEPENDENCE JACKSON, MADISON, Iy4RD FRANKLIN, SeARcY, PorE, MARION, JOHNSON, CARROLL, CoNwAf,
 VAN BUREN. We hope our subscribers will remember the printer, and be ready to pay up.
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The RnnntY Land Law.

The Washington Republic says that about one hundred thousand applications have been here received for the benefit of this law; and every days mail adds from five hundred to a thousand 10 their number. The office IS now issuing be- tween one thousand and twelve hundred warrants a week; and it will require more than- eighteen months before the claims on hand can be dis posed of or maturei into warrants.
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Iadian Law.

The prisoners. Teney Wal,s and Jim Wah you skee, who were arrested and under irai al our Last issue for the murder of Fish, have been found guilty. and sentenced 10 he hanged on te- raorrow the 9th instant, Toney Watts procured petition and recommendation 10 EAeersve ciesneRcy, as he had been over persuaded b participate Inc deed. Ills ease viii be taken up by the Executive to-day anG if the reasons set forth. be deeaed sufficient he will be EePriesed and set at liberty.
 fCherasee AdkOcafe.
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IT. The steamer Plometheus, al New York, from Havana, reports great battle between the Salya- dorians and GautemalianS, in which the former were defeated with the loss of 500 killed and POO prisoners The town of Lemas was burnt by the SDanSh ince endiares.
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pRINTINC BOARDS, CARDS, &t

We have just received and elegant assortment oi faey cards and printing boards, note paper Sc and are ready up a sorts of fancy printing cheaper nor" quickly and in style, than h has ever been done oe fore Gal and sec at the Banner Office.
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Legislative Benevoience.

A resolution was carried in the New Jersey Legislature the other day, to present each mem her of the third house--that IS, the lobby mem- bcrs-with copy of the Bible Did the lobby members take this as a compliment
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Prize Fighting.

Tom Hyer is out with a challenge to fight any man a the world for slO.00o side; and offers to give any man from England s3.OO0 to meet him here. We hope that our country will not be dis sraeea by such brutal exhibition.
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Inaian Agent.

Capt. KeRtoR Harper formerly editor of the s,aunton (virgnia) Spectator, has received the appointment of Indian Agent for the Chickasaw station, on the border of Texas. He was in the Mexican war.
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J. A. WARNER, Secretary

9s few days ssaee the suspension bridge over the Niagara, from Lewiston to QueenSton, was tested in the presence of large numher Of per sons. Thirteen wagons, laden with sand and stone passed from each side, meeting in the centre; and al the same time enc hundred persons on horse back and on foot passed over The result was satisfactory to the parties concerned.
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Democratic Meeting :a uot spring co..,.

Democratic Meeting Sn uot spring ce,.,.
 On Monday the 1t5 day of March tS,t Democracy Of lies spuag county me; pa-,n,.. z. appointment. in Inc town of Rock Pos, f. n- PuSPoSe of eleeting tha.r Dclezss,on lo t,.e ,.,. cratic State Convention to 6s holden i, fs.....' T, Little Rock, on Inc fourth Monday ,a Ann ,.-.-. mo On motion o( Hon JatsFe Emerson e'.. Sanford. Esq. was called to he Char, anl g.. T. Morehead, Esq., appAntod Secte..ry. ri. chairman briefly stated the object of ;he a,s,s.,,. od notion of Col. Joshua & Manis cans,,,t,.. Of five persons were appointed ;o araf, res,,s,,,,, ] expressive ot tae sense of the mcet nr. i The committee retired and sg,er se,A...s- upon ihe mStfer, ro.anca the fpli,wfns r,.al' | tons which were unanimously adopted, ! Resslsst That the liberties os oa, n,,,,s secured and gusaa'eI ,a us by oslr fa,ls.z ..- hold as sacred and inviola,e: and wha,,r., s,.. sures tend to 8 dIssoat of the as,oa sf fs... United States, WE mosl positively and sa.e,go,, ' epadate
 Reso3oed, That We deem the subject of xlsrs-y as A matter exclusively within ,he control ef ,.. legislatures of the several States. and ,saf tl. . a principle VIC never wiu eompt,aa,se. Resolrsa, That we do highly appreei,,e h.. .,.,. and jealous defence, of southern ngAts mat. s, our late representative ia Cangress. lion po.,.. W. joHNscN: and that as candidate fs re ,,.. t3an 10 the same high and honorable sss.,e, . prefer hin above all others; and that if Hon p W. Johnson cannot by hS own consent. and ina, portion of the great Democratic party who ress, 1 in Arkansas, become our candidate. we con sasn,,, submit the whole matter to the Sauaa aise,e,,,, of our Delegates m the approaching Coayrn,;on at Little Rock.
 Resoiced, That as a matter af nol,teress ., Messrs, Fred. Douglas. Vim. II. Seward and r,,a H. Benton for their tender sollctuie foE the eslo- sd persuasion of the South. we are willing ,s., should be identified with our servants and elee,e7 honorary members of all Slave and Free -ursf Bodies.
 Resaipsd .6na9g That we recommend the a lowing gentlemen as suitable persons to be etec.st @ the approaching idttle Rock Convention.
 Dr, John q. Halliburton. Beuiamn Clar.d, Esq, Hon. Sam. A. Emerson. and C'ol Joshua X Morus.
 The meeting being informed that II would 5s impracticable for Dr. Halliburton to attend ilva agreed tha, he be excustd and on mo,,aa. h. following additional resolution vas laanlnous. adopted.
 Resolred, That Benjamin Giarady, Esq, be ap pointed as one of Inc Delegates and that he cse the vote to which this county may be entitled - And if he fall to attend. then Coi. J. s Martn appointed in ais place; and fl neither shaald r. tend. then Hon. $. \. Emerson Is requested ,e 0 se Anl that all three of these gentlemen an earnestly requested to attend said Convention as. assist in it's deliberations, in behalf of Hof sgsa county.
 And that The Chairman and Secretary larwsHs certified minute of tins meeting to Inc Arkansas Banner" and Arkansaw Traveller" iot puba. cation.
 BENJAMIN J. SANFORD, Chairman. NJ N.r-st,~..
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g7- The Boston Post says, it is estimated that moro than million of dollars in sales have been los, 10 Boston this season on account of the i'm precision among southern merchants that Boston would not sustain the compromise measures.
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california prescn, to Gen. cass.

ring weighing six ounces has been manufac turcd at San Francisco present to Gen. Cass, from George H. Blake, one of the workmen in Jacks & Brothers iewelry establishment. The top is constructed with box and glass containing for compartments, with specimens of gold from fopr districts.
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IF During the year 1850. 1856 persons died in inc city of Mexico. or this number, sils perished by cholera. Ten were 100. five l0i, one l02, and one l it5 years of age.
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IT. The Natehez Courier of the ist inst, says that large number of cotton planters around that city commenced planting on the 2ISt uit. Many will wait until the sih or l0,h inst 4 good deal of corn has already made its appearance above the ground
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rAe River.

The Mississippi. at this point has fallen thirteen feet from the late rise, having fallen three inches for t,e last twenty. four hours preceding o'clock yesterday evening. fMsapais Appeal.
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.arEx-Gov. Dodge, U. S. Senator from Wiscon- sa. passed through our city on the 10th inst. He visits the Hot Springs for the beneftof his health.
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gT The Marriage Affinity Bill, to legalizc mar riage with deceaseds wife's sister, was recently rejected by the English House of Lords. IL was opposed by the Bishops.
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Land Attorney.

C,l. Ben T. Duval, has been appointed by the Governor Land Attorney for the State of Arkansas, m the place of E. Cummins, resigned.
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lFA body of two hundred and fifty Polish re- fagees accompanied by a few Hungarlans, had arrived at Liverpool from Turkey, on their way to America The British Government had offered funds for conveying them to this country.
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.nnointmcut by Inc President.

George B Sargent, brother of the editor of the Republic, to be Surveyor-General of Iowa, Wis consin and Minnesota.
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Jenny Lind.

The following are the donations made in St. Louis by this truly benevolent lady. Mir. Bar nun. t appears. has performed his part of the good
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IT Thanks to Capt. William II. Allen, of the steamer ChLie HarcoIi, for late New OIleans pa
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rO PRINTERS.

eon assortment printing, book, foescap, letter and paper constantly kept hand at the Arkansas Banner oace, and will be furnished 10 the trade at low nrleas for CASH.
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IF A Dr. Turner, of New York ely, has reti- toned the Legislature of the State to pass law making the use of the lancet in diseases penal offence. He says he has pfaetced medicine for half q century, and that his experience cOnynces h.m that the habit Of bleeding IS destructive of health and life. We may put down Dr. William Turner as a very modest member of the faculty
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For sale cheap for CASH, one Double Medium Printing Press in complete order apply ai the Arkansas Banner
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IF Col. Craig, U. S Army, arrived at this place on the Ith inst, on his tour as Inspector General
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The New Coinage.

IF Col Raiford, Indian AgeRt, arrived on the tn inst.
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The new Three Cent Pieces authorized by late act of Congress, are not yet (reports to the con trary notwithstanding ready to be issued On the 18th, the dies for these new coin were still ln- complete, and of course had not been submitted t1 ,he President of the United States for his ap- proyal Some days must therefore elapse before the coinage car be commenced. The Phladel- paia Mint has accomplished large business, so far, this year, the aggregate coinage at the present mint up to iith March, being SIG, 600, 900, and at the branch hints, not less than g., 400, ,00o; thus slowing a combined coinage of thirteen millions of dollars iu about seventy three days.
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IF The Sl9,GO0 forfeited by Gen. Chaplin. ia Maryland. IS to be offered us q reward for hts ar-
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To THE EpiroAs OF THE BANNER, AND ALSO F,
 TIE EplroR OF THE GAZETTE & DEMOCRAT
TO sHlpPERs.
Printing Press.

Bills of Ladns, neatly printed, for sale ai The Arkansas Banner office.
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Al Advertisements intended, fsr the BanRer should be hded in by 10 o'clock, Monday nofnns Of each week. 10 insure tlar inaeTton
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IFWM M VAN YALKESBuRcH, Esq, Warren Bradley county, is authorized to act ss Agent Tor the Arkansas Banner.
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pemocra,ic Meeting in Ouachi,a county

A Convention held on the 2Sth ult, NIT. A. E. Warren, Chairman and James A. Warner Secretary - committee composed of MesSrS Strain Warren and Scogin, were appointed to draft resolutions and report at a subsequent meeting.
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1881.
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CALEB LAxGrREE, Secretary,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

and the proc eds will be appropria-
led toward increasing the Library ofthe
Schools, for the Use Of the scholars
This is a very laudabIe object, and we
trust that our citizens will ill the hall 10
lis greatest capacity, so that many use
iul and appropriate books may be- added
10 the Library. II is, all important to
have our Public Schools of the highest
possible standard, aud TO place the most
excellent means of knowledge within
the reach ofthe minds of The youth who
are there relieving an education. The
exercises on this OCCASION will no doubt
he Of II pleasing naiu.e. and il the at-
tendance ol parents and those interested
in the cause of education is large il will
operate as an incentive ,o the children
To make till greater progress in their
studies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30
Missouri Y. S. SENATOR So. T.uis

Missouri u. S. SENATOR 81. I.uis
Jan 2lst ii 2 4. M-Anoiher ballot
has been had and Gryer is not ye, elect
ed; he will be this Z. NJ. if not before
SIronglellow w;,s nominated, and enough
voted Tor him to prevent an eleriion;
his name 10 Low Withdrawn. Great,
excitement prevails. Dispatches from
'iierson City announce that the Demo
cratic caucus held last night could not
agree. In joint session, thi. morning
all candida es were dropped except
Grycr and Benton, and II is stated that
the next ballot will elect Gryer.
Jm2lst,P. M-Arrhis morning's bal
lot Gryer mad II votes, lacking, two
onIy Of election.
ELEciioN ur Missouri u. S. SENA-
TOR 81. LouiS, Jan. 23d.-On the 4Oth
ballot, Mr.. Cir! (Whig) WAS elected,
Gryrr So Benton 55, Stron.irlow Is
Green 2, Polk |, Dunn 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

RoBBERY OF ADAMS & Co.'S EXPRESS
OrricE.-One Of the most daring burg
Iaries ever committed in this city ~as
pcrpctratcd on "wednesday night last,
between the hours Of | and l2 O'clock,
nj the Office OF Adams & Co. und the
Exchange Hotel. The robber must
have entered through coal hue in
front Of the Office 10 the cellar. and from
thence TO the Office through trap
door.
The iron safe, which was ten or fifteen
feet from the front door. is supposed 10
have been nrst opened by a false key,
or with implements usually rrsorted TO
by experienced lock-pirkers, and all Of
the money. with the exception Ola pack
age Of $500, which was not discovered
by the robber, extracted, amounting 10
very nearly sixteen hundred dollars.
After the safe was opened in the man
ner suggested above, j, is presumed that
the robbcr applied powder TO The inner
portion OF The door Of the safe. which
WAS blown almost entirely of. The
conclusion alarmed the iuhabi,anis ol
every part of the huiidIng-,he win-
dows in the frame, in the back part Of
The Office beng blown into atoms.
One of The most remarkable features
in the who'e occurrence is. that Mr.
Jeweits Newfoundland dog was in the
ollice at the time the robbery was com
mlited. He 10 represented IN be very
vicious. and he was not heard To bark
or make the least noise during ia.
whole time. We should think from
this circumstance thar the robher must
have heen very we'll known to the dog
or that he possessed very ready f,cuI-
y OF tanning very savage member OF
The canine fraternity.
Mr.. Jcwctt, the agent ofihe company
aas offered reward Of $500 for the re.
tovcry of the money and the arrest of
;he burglar. The Richmond Rrpub j.
IAN s'ys shat the property stolen con
sisted of $1,000 in notes of the Exchange
oank. Washington, S3G5 in Baltimore
rotes. and about 500 OF various denom-
'ns,ions aud .undry banks.-Richmond
Nhig.
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T.ir0,

In Providence, 18th inst, Abby Gibbs, daugh-
ter Of Capt. Jane. T.. speinan. aged year AID
! months.
In bristol. 18Th inst, Mr. Alexander G. Stew
e,s, aged % lears.
la this town, Wednesday night, Eliza r., in
i,m laughter Of " tier Nichols. aged II month";.
In Providence, 22rl inst, Anna Elzabct =,
daughter of William aud l., dia Gudgeon, aged 8
years and months.
Ia Providence, 2lst inst, Samrl Ward King
IN thu Goth year of his age, iorme,ly Governor oi
Rhode Island.
In Mid Ile'own, At the residence of Pard, n
Brown, Esq. ON Thursday, Mrs. Lydia BIiggs,
widow of Capt. Samuel Briggs, agcd9 year. amt
III months. She was the oldest person in that
t,wn.
In Washi igtnn, opposite Sacramento City, Cal
ito ni1, on the sh Of November last, Mr. David
l.. Winslow, iurmerS of Providence, aged ~.
la Providence, 2lth lust, Amelia NJ, wiic {
EdHin l.. Fairbanks, in the 2jth year Of her age.
Ga Tuesday, % !, Mary EliA,bcth, aged 10
n Itls ~ lpS, Ii'y ui interesting child OF
Joseph and Diiduna Card.
In this town, airra short bat severe illness,
Mas. Michael Mccormick, aged - ,oars.
Al Gcorsrtrwu. :. e. on the 81 Thoma. s..
son Of I 'om's s. and Ann l.. Tie!, iihis town
aged months.
In Providence, on Sunday evening, 26th inst.
Almlra Agncs, Youngest daughter of Dexter Ram
dali, Esq. IN the 18th Year ofher age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

A young man 10y the name Of Bay is
StaI les died very suidcnly whIlc assisI-
nv ia thr re-, Citations of the spiritual
knockiugs. ar the housc Of Mr john
Gardner. Annawan street As he took
his hand from the table. he fell back
anI died without struggle. lie leaves
a WIFE
Last evening n serious accident oc
Cured AZ the Rail Road depot; IA WON
an was run over hy the Steamboat tram
Win e switching oil and was most horrl-
big mutlatcd. but was alive from last
accounts. Both her feet and pnc hand
| understand are cut oil II is sul pos
ed that she undcrtoOk io cross The track
after the cars had been hauled out of
the depot not being aware that they
were To be- run back again Oh The other
track ready tor starting ~ the morning
None OF the officers or employees "i the
.o,d, think, can bc considered To
Aamc. II wis said that she had been
ssyn round there inloxIrated, but this
cannot vouch Tor. Sho was. ! think,
English. and should Judge something
over fliy years of age.
Since wri ing the above. ] learn that
the woman died within a tcw moments
O her being carried homo.
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Congress-.


WAsHiNGros, Jan, 81.
Mr.. Sturgeon presented "A petition
from merchants and others of Philad-l-
phia praying that "A line of mail steam
ers from thai city to Rio Janerio may be
established.
Numerous petitions and reports were
then presented.
A petition from The Regents of Tie
Smithsonian institute WI. received ask
ing that s. 50 900 ol the surplus of the
Interest fund be added to the permanent
fund in the treasury.
Mr.. Mangum's resolution relative 10
the expedicncy OF re-organlzmg the
State Department. was adopted.
HOUSE. Reports from committees
were presented, but they contained
nothin. Of special importance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

New FUEL.-A locomotive engine is
being buih nj shop near this city,
which is to be something Of novelty.
Nothing but alcohol is to be used for
heating the boiler. |, is constructed
upon principle heretofore uu,ried, but
it sex ectcd 10 be entirely successful
in It's operation. IL Is built iol the Erie
railroad, and it will he tested on that
road next week We hope 1t may .nr-
ccrd for We have never heard OF II more
suitable way vi using up the fluid de-
Signed TO be used.-N Y. .riJune.
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IF'orthr Eyrning post.1

Success tSPARNLLELtD The stomach
prepu-- the clr..u,ts ui all thc lluds whl"h feed
an | sustain lar. To that -, sau all mt"rnd irnr-
.Ii"s are piuuIly al i,csSrd; and never has 1,
medic ne hecn ip',oducrd, Within QUE tmr, that
s"r,u Il So admirably iddp,e To- rcsrorc the dlgrs-
tive ,wcIs, wh-n irbiliitcd, a. their Iull ,lg"r,
~ this W ,nlr,lul bmbInation d III t"uIc dlr"r,-
tiv, w corrective prncil he's. w ',srrl ,ia, hit
~. compla u;-. general debility, nr,v"us Aztec
,i,ns, and the long catalogue of diseases which
tom the m"l,uch,ly adicndI of indigestion, We
cnn-I,rr HUrCnINGs' ykGETABtE DYSPEPSIA
BIrrEys the only .mc, 'alc aud radio Il remedy.
From the v Y. Sttr.l
y,IU,BLF NrDICI>E should take
rrrCuiNos' BIrrER, To b", If we may Judge
f'o n n, nuurrou, cri tirat,s 4 Hust wuiIhl aud
,,bl. people. which W. see published au' -
d,l,. rht cruel lscasr, Dl,p'psn, which So
oirl i frs the usual me- .iclnrs, u SAID to Nrli
r"a III, to the powerful cmaiivc qualities 80 ~ tiul-
I, r,mppuu led IN this great antagonist oi disease.
& rculus, containing 'hr .rItlilcatrs ol rmm
kah, cures, anl the high estimation IN wh,ch the
We'd nc J.. h I'D b, the public press, can bc had
ot the ,gcmtS, hce.
PK,Ct 30 CfS1s PrR BnftLf.
Principal Oliicc, l22 Fulton street, y. Y.
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BosTos Ian %

BOSTON. jan ~.
Some astounding developments. rrla-
tive 10 the rerent disappearance Of a
young girl named Brown. tie daughter
of" highly respectable Abolitlonlst, have
been made.
II appears the father had expressed
himself Indifferent as tn whether his
da Ightrr married white man or negro
She took him al his word. and "A lew
weeks since coped with IA black man.
married him. and in his company went
10 The different dens OF Ann-st in one OF
whirh she was discovered by an officer,
and carried TO her lither.
She is nov Ia the Lunaiic Asy'um.-
the affair has been hushrd up here. on
account oi the reel ectabllity OF the par
ties.