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Hardlcare, H0rdsc0re.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his \ customers, and the public generally that he has rsceved, per steamer Exchange and Dispatch, the largest and best selected stock of Hardware ever en-'ed ID this aafket-eenslsiing, Tn part, of the iailoNiHg.
 Black Sntih B-Iows, Anvi!s, Vices, Sedse and hand Hammers, Hofse Shoes and NaIis.
 ao dozen common Knives and Forks; 8 dozen t.oTY handled (olaace) do; Poe ket, Pen. and desk hH'Fesi iezen superior RaEofs (Wade G Butch- ,F'), R7gers' shears, Scissors. and gents pocket s.issof', Britannia, German Silver and Iron Steels Nucing Knives.
 sho' guns, aiois aud per gun locks; gun worms, HA' "p-fs, powder hasks. pistol do., oil finds shot 04-' Abd pouches. game bags, Ash hooks sad lines, ae'e'ne hA'ks gun nipples. water proof per. caps, t4nmon 10.
 X illl supply of pad.locks, rim do mort do. cot 'S1' closet Ehshsh store doitio, and plate locks 'fe l4iehes, screws, butts and hinges, brass \ c'Hns', D4rs'. Kentucky !" and simnons' axes,
 .'' aNes, hani ditto. Collins do.. shinglng '.ehe''' AN lAih dic, claw ditto, hammers of all lj'o '4gH,s, C. :. Socket and 6rmer ehisels.
 o @ aat hinges single and double bench planes. k'5 CO.'S, hand saWs,--brass, shoe and com. tacks fAH measures, btass screw rings, ing and peg.
 aS l*t, siirap irons, heok.. iailoFs aud Ger.
 '' ''ef thlmbe'. single rein snaps. spring baian- I | Taper, mill saws, H GU, sAs, file. horse 'P'' Ne brass and JAp'd. candle sileks snaifeSs, ny Ahd horse mane combs, cotton cards, woo. do Hofss cards
 s'sf' NH ass'd.. busg borers. shovel aEi iongs N ssa a ~feaehes, kaittihg pas.
 m 0'eS'hg, shoe brushes. paiat marking and eIumb
 Nate wash bsasaes, cloth. .shair. and shaving ''o'h and aesh do, coanteF dn
 ..e" Aad 'iae soeks- tnoiasses gates. spats. car.
 OAAS'' cotton lines and rope. pencn.poiats,
 &e "S' ''o''' '''''s'' s"ASiNs opx- ,. & $Ni strsl hoes polishedtrsees and log chains a''A chains, Plsst-riag. brick. and pointing fs' e'eAvsfs. ship scsapsrs. brass h~aaled and ,,''a ron fire irons, sheep shears. G. $, saus. kn'ses, shoe do, fry pans: sheet ironland kettles. grid irons. raxns slropa, eostoa ~ nA"'ilA rope, siates, drawing. .kniyes, nat Ne Be. which, having recently paschas- New York, enables him 10 seIi,atsgfea,sbar. JOHN D ADAMS. Lactr Steamboaf Lsndiag. -' "ScS' Dec IT, 1850. IS
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Pstriotism.

\ Yankee gentleman, conveying British frlend around to yiew The different objects of attraction m tAe ylclaItg of Boston, brought h,m b Bunker Hlll. They stood looking al the sVieulJd s!.aft when Inc Yankee said. " This is tLe place w whefe Wauen foli." An" Tcpbe1 the Eng $ anaa. evidently aot pasted up local hlsl9sleai nat,eEs " pid .t hun han mRchF' The native looked a, h,m wlie the ezpsessloa of fourteen Pogtga of 1G lys in hiS coantenance: " Hau h.me' sad he, 'she was kIlied srf' e. An, he was. ch said the stran. gc5, tasiEyefNg ihe msauiReni, aHi ea0patlag it's hpigal ia hls own mad, layer by layer: .' well, should tAnk he would have been, t1 fall so far p Ile natve tore hS hair. but Il gave han an opDor tnniiy toealaIge upon thS sioflouS events eonnec. ted v'aa tbe hlI, sad ihe beaeats theTelrons flow lIg iot-sAf some" AAi ekteasAse eouniry. and soon talked himself into good Aamor. .--CaB;pet R4g
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A ergwaeI.ll 1kI.s'

The packet ship washsagtoh. captsig
 from Liverpool, arrived at New York e. the S.s,s. altIno after sanewhat bosst~nons passags sf 3s days during which ats iaSi She ssaas tosssnst. and fore and Snissn tap saisas mass. wslh sai a- taehed The Coasxa and ElE,nire ss,s ,.
 SAe bsI1ss i've cabi.l and 955 slsesase passeuss --nsakag grand sotal. including sizaefs saa crew. sa s0l9 sssls. all if esAsi health~sls,f a. lost aAfing tAs passage This 1 the ssasest nssss. ber af haman beings that has sger Asssi1 e,Fycyed over the Atlantic to this sf aay olhef p1fs Natt taiH pass has ofcnghk essf tD tiN esasasfy ia kAx consecutive vOyagess the eaaEnpsa nssEssf 1f a0a0 etnigfaets.
 u- si, Leais hAs sassesibeA half milliea so she Pacific RailEoAa
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SIT John Franklln.

We learn from an evening eontemporas Lady Franklin has dec,sed upon renew that the Prince Albert will aepIzssaFs for th, in about month. Mr. Kennedy. wh9 h maad of tbis expedition. Is now, we bein Orkney. engaging hia crew. and looktng 9i person to take charge of one of his beAt la II gives Us pleasure to stste that the Ad1 have resolved to send q powerful steamer n ro~'s Straits this satnner. in order to cosagl with Capt. Austin; and bring back insHislg eift scsr-hTHg sGuads0h. = Losd5n pa5ey.
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Tea ia seasA caroiisa.

Dr. Junus smith, of south Carolina, the Journal of Commerce that Ae has transferred his tea plants from one plan another. and during tue operation exanain roots.
 ''IIe finds them well gown and finely ex Not one of them was iosi from ihe rig0fs of winter, though the snow lay on them eight inches deep on level on tbe Sd nf Janna thinks, therefore, the plant ss Le pefnane tabltshed in our conntry. As to the exg culture, he believes that we may hcrcafl ourtea, as well as cotton, in the face of 1 ductions at the East
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Convinted for afnrdnr.

Thomas Kennedy. an old man, near of age. was convicted al the last term oi i cock County court, for the murder Of Sc son, his daughter, and sentenced so co at hard labor in the State prison for tls his natural life. The evidence, althuug stantial. clearly established this as ia and premeditated murder. He appros house of his son-in law, Hudson, under of night, and deliberately shot his dans Tn her own house. It was iound thAt thi ral and brutal father had haEboFcd dear towards his daughter for years By son ion in late statute, the jury, in their sse authorized, in sHch eases, to aabsti hheias~-ss fs- t.s-s t-. PaacC uf tne uenfu pr
 ksdiana Stat ;
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slavery in the southern states.

Dr Drake, of Cincinnati, has addressed series of letters the slavery question to Dr. Warren, of Boston, which are in a eouSe of publication in the National Intellgeneer. In the first letter he con- tends, from his own observation and experience, that, in all .he southern States, as a general rule. the condition of slaves IS al better than m former times. They are better fed clothed and lodged; less severely punished receive more rehgious tram
 ing; and, in all respects, alt more cared for, than they were forty, thirty, or egen twenty years ago
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BOUNTY LANDS.

TO THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE wAF oF lsla AND ALL THE INDIAN WARS SINCE I5a THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN: YYNDER he of Congress, passed the 18th day of Sep V aAer, ssl all who served ia any capacity in any o as ahvr wars, efhe, Inc militia regular service, to ags month more, niitled Co Bounty Land
 Tho aRdrlsned being in possession o all the forms and lad ftnBg fully all the requirements of the yaoas oes 9i lle Government, viii attend procuring Warrants fni ese Baaaies and fl desired, locate the upon Coon lands. and procure the patents therefor.
 i9i ants gadeF this bill val please state names, age cr o 'c.denee Stae rank held name of captain of com n number of FegHieRt, of infantry, (or other ar-l com 1-i oi rgmeut, when essrd volunteered, drafted *hsi ace, a5oat what time, for what term oi rec h" bong H serVce when discharged, andt they nave Der blsrs forward them. If widow, state 0f whom, Srn and waere married, her previous tc maF1age "en and where Der husband rd aud Il she Is still sd ", u her husband killed in battle state II.
 If ls niormata be forwarded, the necessary papers will h pared aad -rn to the claimants for signature.
 M canie "PoST PAIp'' addressed hin viii efse prompt afrnuoa L. A. NHITELEf,
 Arkansas Banner ofaee, Little Rock, Arks.
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u" Faefe was mach surrounding cacAlIason wheFe this circumstance was mentioned tae other evening; man who was sotnedele fond of lob sfers wss wistfuily regarding basket Of them in the market, with kjs dog by has sae, whiie another bysaDder was sticking the end oi las cane at6 one oi the d.se3gaged claws of big fellow al the top How he does hold on ss1d the man with the cane. Yes responded the with tbe dog, abut
 ts beealss< he deats the cane. aid hts claws won't sllp on the wood But be couldn't hold on to eril.cf, you and l. ia that way. When he feels anything gsr,n' lobster always st1ps pincfin .y-- :GNess not, sad the owner Of the hasket Eyba put yO2E ea2s tail ln thas there claw, and soali sec whether hs' hold oH tot or not. No soouer sad than done: the lobster lover lifted up his dog dropped hEs tail iBtp the open claw, which closed Iastantef. aRd the dog. as sInit by sudden pain ran oB bowling, at the top at hs speed. lielioH exclaimed 'ae ownet. whistle back your dog: d-a him he's running of with tile lobster w biEtie back yo0r lotsterF Eelone the othefi tha. dog sint comsag back; that Aoss lR pan. can't get hial 'o oousr near inc when he's la pain That hn- Tnane eitzen diusi that say ppoH as fine a lobster as there was Tn tha, basket. any bow f''
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Nicaragua-British Intrigues.

An arrval at New Orleans by the steamer Mex leo from Graytown, furnishes intelligence to the Pieayune of some high handed outrages upon the Americans in Nicaragua, winch are attributed to British intrigues. The feelings of the people of that. State have undergone an ertire change to- wards us, and the Americans there have all been murdered on the road and the authorities will take no steps to bring the murderers 10 justice. The natives will neither buy from nor sell to the Amer cans, and several merchants who were doing buSi- ness Tn the country have been ruined. This state of things IS attributed to the n,rgres of the English consuls at Graytown and Realejo.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising

All standing advertisements will be charged at the ff,t mentioned rates, unless a contract be-made
 when left for inser, ion; and must be paid for in ad' vance. - Nopersog will be announced for any office, either e,ty. State, CT county. without the advance pay meat of' five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise rnents, and payment required in advance.
 No iob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the num- Der of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly
 9,-Yearly. half yearly and quarterly advertisers will be confined 10 their leqaimGte business. All advertisements of different kind, or for other per sous will be charged for at the usual rates.
 An letters must be post paid, they will not re- cejve any attention.
 I7' Positively no variation will be made from ihe above regulations
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JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- spectfuy informs the public that he is prepared to execute every description of Jos WoRK. with neat ness aud dispatch. and st lOp rates as any office in the Stats-sueh 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, clerks. sherif's, Justices and COnstable's Blanks of every kiad, Blank Deeds of con. yeyance, Sc, winch will be sold cheap for Cash or city acceptance, and will he sent by mail to any part of the state. if required.
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TIE ARKANSAS BANNER
 .pyntIuED EVERY TUESDAY.
LAMBERT A. wHIrELEr, Pub'ishsr'
TERMS.

For ,re copy one year, ..' v '. - Fo, fs-ee copies, one year, to one address, w F., fire copies, one year, to one address,. II V ro, ,.. eepes. one year. to one address, .. 2o ~
 7rrhs name Of 10 person will be entered upon .,, hooks unless payment be made i' adra"et, o' assumed by some responsible person in this citY'
 1TD.stant subscribers may forward US money b' is.er al oar expense, and at our r'sk' provided ,1. ,,s,mas,st's receipt be takea and preserved .1f IT pfo'eca2n-
 ,y.N5 dsy,a.ioa from the above tefms.
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IF According to the statement of the U. S. Treasurer the amount in all the Repositories On the 24th utimo subject to draft, (including s3O0, GOO ordered to be transferred to New Orleans, and q 20, 600 ordered to be transferred to Norfolk, was Sl4.3l4. .4l6 7s.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

IF GeHeral Scott arrived at Cincinnati C. : morning 9f the 7th from pistsburg and was, siasiically xweleomed by gEsaf crowd Of tsess vho aceoE.2aRied hsm to the BuraNi Maas aRS@eFte the calls foT speech, he brief marked that hs wss travelling on psibile ba and aid Bot expec. aRy demonstration. q therefore uapEepared 70 addrass then. aHd only return hIy heartfelt thanks. He ftftn s asDldst hearty cheeting,
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TRRlls TDR ADvRRTIsING:

Adseselns MIl hA lhrrglsa As she usaal rtes eG tbe elkes papsip )lA lkia eily--tkss N 9l | sqaaas ku ule Altk insertion. and alsy senta . usuAzs ~ sssa saGllsnal pahlissfinn literal dssount win sa Meas ~ tksss @ka aavesdse hy he year ss.ss x
 Er Psssmasssss ans anthaainea ia aek as our agents. aud win ntna Io pss ssnt of all money seesiy9a and tEanssistss ;ss V fpr pepea and as-
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SCDW mE.

Of all knas. saeAaE alsamhsaA nslls. Dills of La- ding, Posstss, Hendhillss sheEi!Is. Jussircr. and conssables piabkss Rnnesa and Cohsna Tickets. carda. Book aai Pamphlet Iiaiina szssased with seape~ snAShpa,rA. aspsaSasase pEicpa iOs ossa.
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AsthVF LOT Iht AkFhuSaS BHhhtF4
 95- MT WA. E. BEAvERs is authorized to act as igent for the BaanSr. ss Lest Greek Salne county. eJ- Mir GEORGE BoGos is authorized to act as lgent for the BaHaey. at Pipe BluA. Ark.
 o. F.. " CARR. General Agent. Esans' Build. ings, North-west corner Third sod Wslaut streets. Philadelphia, is authorized to al s Agent for ''the Arkaasss BaaneT A,H
 J. ]. sH,glxY, Esq. No.sed Camp etrsst New 0Tiesh. Is onr exeesiSe Agen, to procure and col ieet names foE advertising. &e, in that city.
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Clothing. 10 DOZ. fine cloth Oyer-Coais; l-A l l" |" Beaver do; ioz fine Pilot Cloth dc.; Blanket OYeI-Coa,s assorted; , !" Cloth (rock and dress Goats, assorted; Sack Coats. |" prs. doe skin and French Cassilnerr Pants: 6 .. Salinet Shirts Drawers. Over-alls, &c., &c Just received per wagons, and for sale, very low, by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 LosceT Steamboat Laading. Liife Rock Oct. 24. s-
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Ig The United States Naval Dry Dock at Pen saeola, Florida. IS the largest in the world. being constructed to take up vessel of 6,400 tons burthen, or twice the size Of the largest of the Collins steamships. Itwill be ready for use very soOn
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IF As a general thng the less man reads the Bsore loquaeIous he ls. Put dozen ignoranases n 3 roosa, and they wall wrsngle all night aboat the " eoLStiiatioaaiIty of saw mlll.p
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Donation Lands.

For sale this office, Lists sf the forfeited lands subject to donation by the State, te actual settlers al D cents per copy. CT S6 per dozen. Postage to saypart Of the country, 7l cents.
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To subscrihers,

We hope that wherever any irregularity may be discovered in the receipt of the BanneT, our sab will do the favor to give information of the fact ia order that the cause may be ascertaned aut removed
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Cash for Peliries!

WISH to bay Fifteen Hundred Dollars worth o Il frs, rate PELTRY, to be delivered between this and the 10th Jan next, for which tl,e highest market price in SPECIE wiil be paid Petry deal. CTS will please give me call before selling else. where. 4. J. HUTsT, Main St
 Little Rock, Dec. 3, 1850. ls-
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ROOfs! ROoss!

BOOfS!RO0fs! JUST received, by sJ the undersigned, EN the following to wit: Ku 24 pf. FIshermen's N
 Pegged Boots; A "A pair Hunti 6n~ &
 heavy Peg boots.
 2i pr. Cork soied
 Pegged Beeis; A S6 pr KIP Slngged Boots; 2l pr. Extra Plumb sole Calf Boots; 36 pr. fne Caif sewed 72 pr Superior Mud 72 pr. thick Kip Pegged Fzans; 24O pr. wom's. Seal and Kip heeIed Spring Bro- 20 pr. mems sup, Russrl BrogAns; I2O pt. boys :" 2i0 pf. meas heavy blk. l20 pr. boys .'
 cases sion, and common Kip Brogans: Which, together with great variety of Paeka Boots Lace Boots, Winter Boots, Buskins' Excel. Slip. pers. fine and common black and white Kid Shp- pers. Miss Fox'd Cutters Rubbed Burkins, chil- dren's Rosn, Goat and Cait. and Sewed Pc. Boots and Shoes. &c. Sc, makes up the largest and best selected stock of the kind before offered in this market. All which wiii be sold a, prices to suit he most experienced buyers.
 A. J. HUTr, Main.st Little Rock. Dec. 3. 1850 Is
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IF Great sensation has been lately caused at Florence, by an intended duel with pistols be- tween two eoanteSSes, in consequence of politi- cal dispute oae Of these iadles had taken an active part in the war of Italian Independence, and the other was the wife of aISlng gu s ned d. pIomatsSt The eombatAnts were on the ground, and the pistos charged, when fortunately tie hus- bands arrived and put stop to the sffar.
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INDICTMENTS FOR CLUBS.

a .,4 in. interest taken in tire BAsSER by many of f,. ,,,,oo.. have induced to offer, for the Pur pe.s of -ocljag she formation of clu0s'the ios'o" ias list oi
 wR" uE vMW N U WM~~ ay persou forw ardiug to Us ie dollars is current f1nds for Four new subscribers. viii receive eapy oC our papsr for one gear, grotts To any one forwarding twenty dollars in current f,,ia. we wil seud lsR copies of the BASSER for ,sm,ny neg subscribers. and one copy ofGoDEVs I,ny's Boox oriaAHAM's MAGAZINE for one year. To ,ny one forwarding thirty dollars in current f.ads, we will send fftrsa copies of the BANNER far many new subscribers, and one copy Of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review fer one year.
 To any cue sesdiBg us the largest number lover 6fteenl of new subscribers, accompanied with the advance payment, at the last mentioned rates, we Siii send one copy of the Spirit Of the Times, wnn three steei engrsvings, and oRs copy oi Black woods Magazine for one year.
 IT Remittances may be made al our T'sk, and re- ,eip,s will be promptly returned. lu making such ,.miltapces the Post Masters receipt should be oo- taned for our protection
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New Goods.

NeW GOO0Ss NTE have now oH hand fali assortment ol sts- w pie Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens Ware. Boots Shoes, Hats and Clothing, which We wiIi seii al the lowest price tor cash or tn exchange for Cotton, Beef Hides and Politics.
 I'D. MERRICK & co. Dvesmbsr r, 1850 i5
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JOMN D. AnAMA.

New Goods! New Goods. FTNHE undersigned have just received their Fail 1 and Winter Stock, consisting in part, of BrOwa and Beached Domestics, French, English and American Prints; Black Alpaca Hossry;
 Ladies' Dress and Mourning Collars;
 Ladies White Black Slippers;
 Ladies and Chndrcus' Laced Eeats;
 French Artificial Powers A general assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery and QGeenswsrs, which they will sell cheap for CASH or Country Produce.
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Dec. l5, 1850 Corner Main and Markha Sts
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I~ The man who has never taken a newspaper. was seen in Cineinns;i lately. lie was enquirng his way to the FOOT house.
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Generai scott.

We cut the following frs; fling at Gen. Scott, fron the New Orleans Bee of the 2d inst. on r,-- cord. for future reference. IL viii rise up m jadg nsent one of ihese days;
 ''fien. Scott IS much talked of. He would make gallant nominee, but there weak points about biru-tendef spots, which cannot be touched with out making hts fnends wihee, and which his cne mes would rub and gall with uDinercIfai cruelty"
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LiquOrs and Wine..

Liquors and Wines. = CASKS B,ahdy, sib pFoof; c Madeira Wine; Port Wine; 20 Bsske,s Champagne Wine; eoasignmen, and for sale low
 T. D. MERRICK k co. December I7, ls5e. I5
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LITTLE ROCK, TUESDAY MORNING,
THE BA N N E R. LAMBERT J. REARDOy, lr
 LAsIBEH 4. tsIts FtsLEY, f''fi'As'
LITTLE ROCK:
Agency for the Akrnnsas Banner.

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ao, 1881.
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Flour.

100 BBL.S St Louis extra Super6se, received IOO per "Penaywil," and fer sass by
 JsnasFy4 VIM. B. WATT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-12

Power OF LovE.-Charles, Duke Of Lorraine, was des
peratey in love with the daughter of burgomaseT Of
Brussels So closely the fair damsel watched by her
relation hat the meetings of the lovers like angel Wis
its few and far between At last, however, the happy
duke met the object Of his passion at ball. in company
with her mother In vain the prudent old lady soc-
tied to sanction tender conversation between the youthful
pair in the presence Of Witnesses AS last desperate
resource the duke proposed an interview on the con-
don thai, should last no longer than he could hold
lighted coal in his hand The maternal Argus judged the
proposal reasonable, and consented Charles retired to
corner with his damse took the red coal in his hand and
commenced the amorOus paley which, however, lasted
SO long, mamma thought proper to ip,erruph The coal
was totally exngushed in the dukes hand It is difficult
to say which the most worthy Of admiration the resou
tOn the sentimental attachment oPhe modern Scaeyua
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-12
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POETRY Y.
THE RETURN OF SPRING.

Dear as the dove, whose waiting wing
The green leaf ransomed from the main,
Thy genial glow, returning Spring,
Comes to our shores again;
For thou hast been wanderer long,
On many a fair and foreign strand,
In balm and beauty, sun and song,
Passing from land to land.
Thou brings, the blossoms to the bee,
To earth a robe of emerald dye,
The leaAet to the max ed tree,
And rainbow in the sky;
I feel thy blest benign control
The pulses Of my youth restore;
Opening the spring Of sense and soul,
TO love aud JOY once more.
will not people thy green bowers
With sorrows pale and spectre band;
Or blend with thine the faded flowers
ofmemory's distant land;
For thou vert surely never given
To wake regret from pleasures gone;
But like an angel sent from Heaven,
To soothe creations grOan.
Then, while the grove, thy garlands twine
Thy spirit breathes in flower aud tree,
My heart shall klndle at thy shrine,
And worship God in thee.
And in some calm sequestered spot,
While listening to the choral strain,
Past sriefs shall be while forgot,
And pleasures bloom again.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-12
STAUNT0N SPECTATOR.
TERMS.

hs- The esp &c TATOR" is published once 'oeeS' al
Too Dollars gear, If paid Advance or l'c0 D0''
and Fifty Cents if delayed beyond Me srP"a0" '"e sea'
No subscription t1 be discontinued but al "e "0 90"
Editors, until all arrearuges are paid
Or Au consnsuacations the Editors oy ma'i' must os
postpaid, or uteu ,ciu not be attended to-
A+ 4DYFR EASEMENTS Of ttoelve lines (or less) n-
serted three times for one dollar AVID ceny flee cents for each
subsequent continuance Larger advertisements in the same
propoytior Aera discount made advertisers By the gear