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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

TIE PREsIDEHr IN. A LuEATlc AsY-
kuM.-A most affecting scene was wit
messed at the Luna,ic Asylum at Utica.
On entering The Chapel where some
two hundred. Of these Iniortunates were
quietly seated, the overseer in reduced
the President of the United States, when
all rose, respe otfulIy bowed, and resum-
ed their seats. Each member OF the
party was then introduced BY name,
when the'same ceremony was profound
ly repeated. DR.. Maltby, a wise Luna
nc, then arose and welcomed the Presi-
deDtin a strain Of graceful. and touch
ing eloquence that drew tears to every
eye. He 10 tall, thin, pale man, with
penetrating eyes. a fine voice, and ges.
tures belonging TO the polite ora,ory OF
gentlemen Of the old school," The
Pre,ident's reply vas also very happy
and affecting. So orderly and 10 well
Behaved . company surely has not
greeted him in all his travels. In one oi
The female wards the whole party was
individually introduced to all elegantly
dressed and most accomplished lady,
the daughter Of one { the most disliE-
guished lawyers New York has ever
produced. She had the right word
ready ior every one who addressed her,
and presented the President with a
swee, little bouquet Of her own arran-
piag, in The most tasteful and graceful
manner. We saw the same 'act oil
presentation" performed a hundred
times, bat IN no instance with such en-
q,isite simplicity and grace, as marked
NE offering Of this accomplished lady. -
She 10 about forty years ofage ; and in
mentioning :he names Of some of the
distinguished men she had entertained
At her fathers house, added -"but tor
Me last seven years have becn-very
much out oi the world"
There was a young girl in the Asy-
kam, who also attracted much attention
BY her beauty Of person and elegance
Of dress. She did not appear to be ov
esssvsntecn years Of age, and there
was not the slightest indication Of luna,
ey, or even OF "irregulari,y" about her.
She stood in the door Of her room,
which was adorned with flowers, grace
fully acknowlcdg ng the ows Of the Wis
itors, though no one presumed to speak
TO her. She wore a beautiful wreath OF
peach and cherry blossoms in her dark
hair the only ornaments appropriate
10 her rare and touching beauty
Thiaking ofthe flair ophclia" and the
heart-brokcn bride OF Lammermoor,
and all the delicate feminine harpstring'
,ha, were ever broken by sorrow or sin
we Lfi the beautiful Lunatic, and for
hours afterwards every sound seemed
q moan, every breeze a sigh, and even
the "drops Of the morning" which glis'
tened in the flowers looked more like
tsars OF sadness than gems Of j y.-N
Y. Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

CONSTITUTION OF MAnvLAND. by
the returns Of the election held in Ma
ryland on "Wednesday mst, j, appears
that the Constitution drafted by the ate
Convention IN that State, WAS arttp!cd
by the people by a large majority oi
votes. II takes effect from and after the
4th Of jolly next. Some of the Balu-
more papers state the, the vot. by which
the Constitution Is adopted 10 II minority
vote, tina, ls that the majority Of the vo-
ters Of the State have not by their bal
lots declared themselves In its favor
The most important features OF This now
constitution are the establishment Of BIZ
ennial sessions Of the Legislature the
abolition OF imprisonment for debt and
hecxemp,ion Of the property Of deb
tor IRON execution to the amount ot
$500; the restriction Of the Legislature
from granting charters for banking pur-
poses, or from renewing any banking
corporation now in existence, except up
on condition that stockholders and dIrecA
tors shall be liable to the amount of
their respective shares Of stock and
the division OF the State into four Judi
ciaI districts and eight judicial cir
cults. The judges are to be elected by
the people, and to serve term Of
ten years A Board Of Public Works
is constituted to represent the interest Of
the State in all works Of internal i'm
provement IN which it is a stockholder,
the Board TO be elective. Lotteries are
abolished after April, 1859.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12
NO. 1872
WASHINGTON STREET,
JAMES w. LYON.
PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER AND COP
PER SMITH,
No. 226 Thames Stae~t,

No. 226 Thames Stae~t,
Newport, X. l.
JJAS constantly IN nAnd variety of Force and
IL Lift Pumps, ol his own nanuis uiscture, Viii
he warrants equal. il not superior to any before "
f,red ia this market.
Also, Water Clo.et,, Wash Bowls, Cro,on and
Corhitmue Faucets, and every description "
plunbing Materials ofvarious qualities aud pricrs,
AZ cheap A. can ", bought elsewhere.
Also, Pure blpck tn Pipe, warranted MOTTO IN
lure the water ia any wa, and fitted m the best
style To Pumps aud all other purrhses.
H,ving procured the services o snsppevi-ncet
Plumber, he is prepared TO execute all orders IN
this line with ncatuess and dispatch.
Lead ~, and sheet lead ol various sites o.
binl, also, all kinds IL Bfass and C"mposltos
Ct-ting. nlie 20 order. chip Castings of an
kinds on hand and made to order at short notice
JANIS w. LYON,
Having been app i,,ed agent oi the HoJ'on Got
Ia Percha Manufacturing Co., is r,~ pseiared 70
70 nlsh az, qu,ilIty Ui Guts Perchs p'pr, aDd
.heet do. this pil~ can bc fitted ,0 any 81 the usee
o. ~hich lead has been applied, BIZ conveying cold
wAtr r s.es-es many advantages over had .,
10 not affected by any a ,lr acid or alkshes, "
sir,,y t,.,cIcss dies MT affect an, knd of~stsS.
viii not r,i irl csnm,t lie burst b. fr,st. pc sh~
by bc applied ,o any use To ~hioh She lssd 'nsy
lie applied, and peculiarly adapted 10 hung .a'er
tanks nd res rvOifs snJ @is0 fo' wstst ensc'
work.
Grateful Tor past kvors. be- hope, Nv 'tric: s's-
ct ~ To- his busrn~ss b. merit N. srpr"bs'ivr
OH cu.,ntn-r., Al work ~srrsnisd MT IT, fsr
u,,il worn out.
spr3 A.
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iECOND DESPATCH.

all democrats.
SECOND DESPATCH.
HARrFoRp, | O'Clock.
The second ballot, like the first, re.
suited IN no choice. Seymour had l06,
Baldwin 90 and Dixon IL. There were
"a scattering votes on this bal!ot-the
Democrats gaining and the Whigs
losing 3.
A motion was made to postpone the
subject indefinitely, but il was lost. l55
to LOG.
A resolution was then passed max
ing Wednesday next, at IL o'clock the
orler for ballo,ing.
A dozen or fifteen Wings refused to
vote Tor an abolition or Tree soil candi-
date. They cannot be Influenced TO
vote for Baldwin, and the Wings now
talk Of anoher candidate. James Dix
on is named, as also Judge Storrs whose
opinions OIL free soil are not known.
The Wings have the Senate, and the
Democrats cannot elect any one. II is
probable there will be no choice this
year.
New BrDToRD, June 5th.
A letter from Capt. Drew, of the ship
Oneco, OF Boston, says tha, on his pas
sage from Sydney, N. S. w. Manila
he touched at the island Of Ascension,
and there found the whale ship Boy, Of
Warren, Rhode Island, in charge of the
ath officer, Mr.. Thomas Merry, who
stated that Capt Obed Luce and five OF
the crew had been murdered at one of
the Caroline islands, January 18th.
The Mercury hopes that immediate
measures will be taken to chastisc the
savages.
The intelligence from the whaling feet
is favorable, especially as to the catch
oil sperm oil.
WAsHINoroN, June 9th.
Secretary Corwin gives not ce that
the principal and interest on U. s. FIVE
per cent stock, issued under the act Of
Congress 1886, will be paid on and af-
ter the 9th Of August next. Those de-
string it will be paid before that period
by presenting and delivering their certi-
fcates.
All interest will cease after that date.
PHILADrLPHrA June, 9th.
BY mutual arrangements made to day
between Jenny Lind and Mr.. Barnum,
their engagement terminates with to-
nights concert. She is to carry out
the engagement made by MIR. Barnum,
and give the two concerts advertised
here. Her intention is TO give several
concerts in other portions Of the coun-
try. on her own account. Barnum goes
to the Worlds Fair, per the North A
merica, on the l7lh inst.
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ONE CENT REWARD.
LANDHOLDER,s hank.

Al IN. snnysl u.ce,!ns IL the stock khvIders Of
said Bank. held on the 'sc"nd day d June hsi.,
the Eolowint pstson. we're elected Directors for
the ensuing wear, vi,i--Elishs r, Potser, VIII
liam French, George Robinson. Thomas X. Wels
Peles Johnson, John T. Nichoa, Benjamin Hull,
George n. Chanpin, James Is. NJ. Potter, James
w. Anthony, Daniel Rodman. Nathaniel c.
Peckham and IsAae p. Rodrnan.' And nt meet
ing OF Tho Dnectors Of said Dsnk, Oh the sane
day, Elisha r. Potter, Esq, was reelected Frss-
ident for the ensuing wear.
Kingston June 6, 1851.
THOMAS K. WELLS, Cash.
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A PosER.--We were handsomely
trpped up" in Il discussion the other
day, with pretty young Miss oi our
borough, Oh tile proposed chang in
ladies' dresses. Alter putting in our
biggest licks," as we thought, against
the contemplated innovation, the young
lady very naively knocked the noise out
Of us by saying" All, If you men
would only permit Us ladies to adopt the
Turkish costume, we in turn would allow
you 10 adopt the Turkish custom Of hav.
my as many wives as you please" We
incon,incn,y threw up our cap in favor
Of the short skirts and rowsers.--Cdr-
us Dem.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, June D.
At market, 500 Beef Cattle, no stores, IS pairs
Working Cattle, IS Cows and Calves, 20OO Sheep
snd Lambs, and 2300 Swine.
PRIcEs-l,-ei Cs,tlc---Exua 81 90; Ist quail
ity 81 90; "a do so 90; 81 do Sha5 80.
Working Oxen--S15, 40, %, 100, lOs,ll2.
Cows and Calyes-St9, 2t, n, 20, 81. 8ia40.
Sheep and Lamhs-Unshear.d S2,3 50: one
lot of Extra Lambs SO each.
Swine--4 3.4.5 3-4e, retail Gale. Spring
Pigs Sci retail 10c fat Hogs Dc.
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"ls that Barnum 7" said n young lady,
as man Of large proportions advanced
10 the front Of the stage.
"Wha, does he play onT inquired
her still younger companion.
"He plays upon the people," growIed
oui the gruG voice Of an old gentleman,
] a few seats on
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

rT-Hs ExceIlency Gov. Allen in
ENDS making short trip to Europe |;
he has taken his passage in the steam
er Of the 9Th Of July. During his ab.
scnce, his Honor, William Beach Law.
renee will discharge the du,ies Of dpvl
ernor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12
'rIMHER 4 JOIST,

a JOItoIs
nor sale hy the subscriber. \; Wholesale or re
l. tail, large bot of
SPRUCE TIMBER & JOIST,
oi the first quality, but partial, dscoloured iy es.
posure to the air, at Sll PER THOUSAND
Those who wish to obtain framing l.uub r. Of
most excrllent quality at yer, low price, would
do well to call at
HAMMETT'S LUMBER YARD.
before purchasing.
u'ay2S. 3w. daw. q. A. iIAMMEIT.
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H,lI'HE IOIEI

A lsrs. and veil furnished hu's 'iips''d On Sec
hond s,re.', on the point; the rooms are h,s and
airy aod we'll finished, and all oouven'snib zf,sng
ed. A small g,rden 10 attached; thee. 10 az en-.
csllsn, we'll On e premises. The house will ~
10, by the yer OF Coz the sesscn. For further
..,Is JoHsL. CRASsroS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

Az OLp Osn.-Last week there vas
brought 10 the State Prison at Sing
Sing 4 man over seven,y.siI yesrs Of
age. He was sentenced in Sullivan
County, ton conviction oi manslaugh-
ter, to hard labor in the State Prison
during life
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

By the new arrangement the c NJ
,neneemen, Of Brown University vii
BE- held on the p,h Of July, being the
seocod "Wednesday ofthe month.
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'po'etteal.
Far0d.oxical-A Psalm Of ife
.WAsfns Nan ef tAs y0sss ss~an said to fh
ed maid.

NJ REHss ". .sHoArrrliow.
Tell ne not In idle ejinsk,
"Marriass 10 an empty dream -
Tsr the girl is dead shss's sissle,
Aad girls are not what they seem.
Life 10 real : Life IL earnest
SinsIs-blessedness n Sd !
"Msn's thou art, 10 man rsturneH,"
Has been spoken Of The rib.
Net esio, mens, and not sorrow
il our destined end or way;
But 10 act, tia, each 10 morrow
Find =. searer marriage day.
LdeIs long. and Youth 10 6estisg,
And ou< hearts, though light and gay,
Still. like pleasants Lrums are beating
Wedding marches all the way.
In the worlds broad field Of bat,e,
IN the bivouse Of life,
Dc hos uhe "ussOp otVen eaNN
But a heroine, a wife !
TrHst ~ Future, kowe'er pleasant,
Let the dead Past bury its dead
Acs--act in the living Present 7
Heart within, and hope ahead !
Livss Of married folks remind us
We can hive our lives a. well.
Add departing, leave behind us
such examples as shall ",eil."
ssch example, that another,
Wasting time in idle sport,
A foIlorn unmarried brother,
Seeing, hall ssks heart and court.
Let ~, then, b up and doing,
With heart on triumi b set;
8sM eonuiving, still pursuing,
And each one y husband get
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u aII.-n.i.ga Bunch Rsisins, do Ls,er d
T 10 se~dless do, vs.nci- ksi,'ss, fr,sh e"
ron and Cmrants, st Oh. lo~cu ttns.ht
FRLLbOkN 4 20.
.,~n n Broad Sire,
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Rp Gelesrapb.
TiM 90 Orr,cn s. Hartford, june 1

Aihks SFFtck. Huruoru, JUNG y,
The 6rst ballot for Senator this NOR
ming resulted In no choice. Thos. II.
Seymour, the Union Democratic candi-
date, had los and Roger s. Baldwin,
free soil Wing, 80. The scattering
votes were for James Dixon 4, E. Peck
3, D. Kenberly 3, s. D. Hubbard !,
WIN. L. Storrs l and Joseph Trumbull
l, all Whigs Geo. 8. Catlin had 8 and
Isaac Toucey and Sanl. Ingham each
all Democrats.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05
! B 2 2 5 B 7 MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT!.!

Ts * Hsa A Lu. n Sore s a sag ,s4 r glad aans. g ras ~ u. . .. know. - ras sn xs,ssP': s s e .'r ] ssss" healing . ss @ @ ss % rssS Eur % ali sa @ rs @ or Ssppg remedies ., n:ass ,. ,., ss,ss s r.q%.ss ,H,ss ., @ s sy g s ] f. pass as Tso as @ na ~ as
 
 We ave ofsns xIady lacoumeus apssao 93 FrsA'fui Ulcer % A. ss @ s Ss. s @ 5 A had P aa a s a % ss ss ] @ s s % and 3 s % sa. . ast n @ar ds so9 sa e s s 5 @.3 .ss . @ .s ss @ @ an, m 1 % 3 sn s @ Ss S6 ssss o @ ed @ % a ss e @ a % ssd ] @ s s % in PSuh had red a aecsntaiy into his s knpa & severe
 wound anaB 's S s % % s1i F @ ss S s s ss.s @ s % s s 1s the % @ ssf G @ 'a' sen & and a % % @ sssaH5t ssp had se m % @ ana sas Aao"n on aaamma.o osasd @ 3 5 @ s Masa @ nsa an @ @ @ & @ hsn % sPss fft presence, dheu aaSabIfy ai Ky able
 Chronic Attenuation. of the Aan Lnrn toasa it. and used directed pnnn Anes They were 5e as ~e Bea % rssasga s I . had 1 ssss @ S1 % & s The he @ se.s sa % @ f a ss % s 1 s ] and % @ great joy
 
 Ii 5 s I'd @ s.se a' 'ss @ '5 3 1 & dress he ha and says the best HaI Tome thousands of parts F ~
 nmaIs
 esnhl be gLncn inn BraSaSC S Cracked enlargement of eo5 tha he epnzed Ringbo and his ythe use eof
  pa roi ,5 and sch.  Cantion Extra.
 a95 2: 9s a s Ss si equally Is sq1l: % s@ blowno
 he Lanim Tncous heineas 0eenth the IF @ @ Gs ef fsH as sss ass S sa ~  IF TDrlggss andC on hberaan
 w. TAPPE, Wholesale Agent, dz Rock 4rk
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05
w1mw Fm,nuIaAMrm.
mA WAE WY I-@M@l LITTLE RecE TO nor sRRlAsk ARklAsai

E~MEE LITTLE RocE TO nor sPRlSek ARKAASaS - 1 From the lsi sf April Co
 lna OetobeF, 1881, the sab-
 seribsg wtli run
 pAILY LENE or STAGES Frsn Llasls Rsek to Hs, sPsinEs. for iss seeomno- aafInn q shs trnvsiing puelIs-
 Ts lsnxs ssesy ether day, tsxcsPt sandays. win tha uaItsd Stafes Mall,
 IN FouR HORST POST COACHES, A saelesk, A. M, and arrive at Hot Springs, same dny. ats ?. N.
 THE cc0MM0DA DAYTON LINE: Year Horss Poss Ceaehss. viii leave Liuls Rsck evsrT intervening day. at the same boar in the ssrnSng. and at Hot sPsiags next dsy' as ss ahe evening.
 FAKg. Ry saAsr Line. sEsta saSsAss ia R'0Po'''an. TRa .ukneriher b the eontfaeleF foF the eonEey- anea sg he unissd states Mais on the routes fton Tl1sss Roek s Fort Smith, and trom Little Neck te Wa.hinwson tn Hsmpstsad caaniy. vta Hea springs ---in Poss Coachss. three times weeks IF Beth shsss roaias iaaerseet with the steam Aan4 Unlssd SSafss Mail Lins from Memphis 10 Lis- tls Rock.
 T ssaxs olRcs at shs -s.1kssE Hs.ss , Feb. n. zs--l '.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05
|NNoRTsmoRE,s RAsumasic compoana.

MMORTaAa0REs9 mAemmaaic compaand, 1x1 and Hieo6 Purifier; 4 ctTfrfa c4rs for eisker haamRafrry (Aezfsl er Clua,c RAruzsstsa. l Ths valuable reEnedy stands without a rivai sa the hiztoT of discoseFSes. in this or any otheT county, ia esrng fhis painful and paEalyzing dis ease, in all is various fovns.
 | The vast number that have been cured by the nse of this compound, dnEing the past year, de- mOnxsrases this fact. Not> only recent acute or inaanHnatpsy casass but old chrome eases of ter, twenty, tAls and even forty ysaEs standing; where tbey had not only trled every other e1fefnal anal internal remedy of which they could hear. bui a. great expense, had trsseled. and passed under the iEeafnlent of number of the first medical men ot Europe. as well as of our country, visited The varlo1s wattsiag places taken voyages al sea. and dweit sn the most salabgloQs chimes. without oo- 1 tanning relief. Some, who were Iedneed to mere skeleton. then flesh had withered sway. thelr liVnhs were paralyzed. and many that had scarcely been able so walk for ten, fifteen sEd twenty yess- These have been cared sound and we'll Fegaiaed their flesh aud the of theSr limbs, and nov en- joy excellent health Ss the use of thls compound.
 These facts are faflS SHbstansiased iy paolished testimony, from the highest possible sources les tImouy that cannot De gaInsaid. but which can oe v0nched for by tsn tAozsaad witnesses.
 Retail pEice, S per bottle, bottles for SIP. ar 6 fug S22.
 To 6e had of B. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERw0RTH.
 ==Lr;ile Rock. June 3, 1881. ly.
 AEoRTiMOREs BITTER CORDIAL. AND ] MI BLOOD PURIFIER; a Vegetable SpIris, and the most scientific preparation ever produced; ons bottle of winch, IS warranted 10 possess mose real medicinal virtues than ten times that amour. of SaBaparilIa, or any other preparation put up for similar purposes Its unequal virtues are soon made manifest in diseases having then origin in impurities of the blood, such as-Nenralga, Scrof- uia oz Kings Evil, Erysipeiss, Cutaneous EEgp- { tons, Salt Rhea. Tetter or RingwoTm, Pimples on tie face or surface of the skin, soreness or misery tn the breast og Teon of the heart, general debility or nervous affections, and all irregular habits of the system, (espeeially with females and the many Arrangements of the nervous sys- tenn. and diseases arising from the iHjudseious use of calomeI and other poisonous drugs
 1 This is fine cordial, pleasant and agreeable to take and perfectly safe to be used m any state of healtk even by the most delicate female or child. And 1t $ an article that eyery one should use, al
 least year, to purify and enrich then blood, aud thus prevent all manner cf diseases l Retail priee, Sl per bottle, 6 bottles for &. I To be had oG k. L. DODGE and THOMAS ] BUTTERWORTH. June 3. 1851. ly.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05
DR. LElDY'S ARSlPiRlLLA BLOOD PILL!
Ahead O1 nII Others!!

The Envy 9f all PtIf Manmsae tar.rs:; DECAUSE they are safer, bs,isi and more ss D eseions ihsn any olhers: aad because lhe pss 3O0.b01O BONES haye besn sold annually od aas s five yeArs.
 YOUNG AND OLD. MALE ASn FEMALE, css ziHss take ta~H with equal Fsiest, sa without
 HPfLLs BE NEtEsS-4hF ' tpf FBfyais asd eiesns the Stomach and Butysls ssd pgfiiyHg lb Blood std rh ai fs body take otisfsfof J,s staucs 1' easIhined eiisess, eaHiasn SaysaGa, is n iissH Eat Drink and Ltve as Gsust, a4sa eH3ses 7ai Hai oecupaoa whilst taking hof8 uithoa fear ai 5ss cold, during aii kinds af weseher
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS waesr"d sist sepie ssfasaies' fii1p figs eisns elcFgs Gseen ti Congress, tept'asas zrtsj ls gf,ssrca pf thsir ssafy g.sn m eiff FORTY FILLS ARE " BOX and roid as s eFha boa, sit dsfeeipus aRs hsaeh shess sd1cs fsla DslEg each b0x
 1'hsy have tss1o uHgseabsai sIssrH,
 Fres ifoas dust powder 0f asss Sndt
 D9 not Rf1pe the stomach af hotssis.
 Produce kaes., sssfai,iaa aad t.eiiHssr
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL flAENs
 And aaagaed tp diseases % useA1'a Nc Bsstng taken taslD A1 as E 'ifS fiiti@s 70 take s1y etnrs DeeAnss tley 1iii ssss d s~a aA they ao nod, tnea 8sisefs wiB.
 DT. \. B Lesay the proprietor aBd g'siiiseistff g ai as drasssi, cbsssi as4 ,aysscaB, qf @ seffs rs fas PIassslta EFaadats of Hlr tbiaffs7iy ~ Ffhnsft-i s8eRber oi different asdica ifiafsss f4 Fiadsil@fia York, Boston, BalilHsgg Ne, ana zfse'1att sf 'st' H1her f several aseiet. stuisqns o iesaSs7 A sts-henes thn Teh.oa af s gfeatss eoa'aface lSffa pills and ise,f being recommended lh ' s |-f a s.ersahse t,ay ayssiaas Ii8fes4a 1ss ( aiies riaifs Pribslpal Depot Df, LFidys laepebsHfgs hn lf ft' F0Hrh St. Fhiade sslaaHa ssid Has5ssze ss8 'elaa . j. W Tas,pe L,siit Rses k; R slosehseu, FaH bs1} -' vii & Msad aHa Wright to Nes Onea's, sf,d il 1r'a Eists snd stTeke-s-fr sh tse B',rd sfales
 tsstssssss9
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

New Spring Goods. .)A Pieces latest style Bafages. <,O 29 printed Musliss.
 late style Sstks. 3(@ assorted C&bcoex.
 hg GihE sss4sg
 2o I" Cottonsdes.
 Brown Linen
 2q Dehsns
 Bales 3-a, T-s. a l-4. Bgossa X Blch'd
 iA0naesfics.
 5-i, s-a, i0-a and l2-a, BsogH sad Blca'd
 SaeNiIBEs.
 2 pseces 12-4 Linen shecting 22 irIsA Lsaen Gloves, CragatS. Pocke. Han4keschiega. shas lz Apron Cbee k. Osaabsrgs. Dntaelias. PasaSsls, Negre goods. &e, &e, ac. Reeeiyed Der r. Pcanywstt and foF ssie Csesy for Cas6 saiy by JOHN D ADAMS. March 25, ls5l SsscslsGf Landing.
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Board of yiS,,ofs.
WASHINGTON AlLR MAlylRI.

hcufPsteha tountfa Afhss HE second session oi this fastiiatoa, eysns, A this morHiug. February ih, issa Rev C. r TuRxEsrisE, Superintendent and Pro lessor of Moral and Intellectual Pi,,.osapbr Belle Letters, and Spanish Llinratare Rev. H C. THwEATT. \. M. Professor ci ( rs.ian Roman, French sno ItaliaH Li,efatufe. JAaEs tHocKER. 4. NJ. Professor of Mashe,psses Students received in the Primary Dspar,tneul an, instructed.
 TERMS:
 Primary Department. per ssssioa of 2 wsrss payable quarterly in advance, xl2 e Preparatory Department, iea Geiiegtats Ccnre. @ N Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elements nf M as'cal Composition, Extra e Initiation Fec. q No dedaction for absence unless in eases ol pc tracted illness
 All students charged from the time of Gisi entry 10 the end of the session.
 N B--The sons of al ministers whe are aa gagged in the regular work of the ministry, ai D those who are superanas,ed or have died la L. ministry; will be edncatsd free of eha,ge BoARDISs can be obtained in the beet families al from S6 to Sg per monib.
 Particular attention will be paid both to s moral and intellectual training of oil s,aasrl committed to our chsrge.
 $. T. SANDERS. Secrslsfy.
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JOHN ID. ADAM S,
LIQUOR

LIQUOR. IAN hand and for sale. O bbi s,a proof Preach Bran5y: l" Spanish 1" Malaga Wine: !" Asseat ca Ia choice 6rticiel. JOHN D. ADAMS, Dee. 10, tSs9.-HH Lsrey LaEaiae. TRON--sf00 lbs. as'd fat sqy and rosnd Iron i; X 1000 q best charcoal horseshoe
 S(lAP--l0 boxes No. brown
 PAPER--l0 rcams Envelope: PORK--2l bbls- heavy Mess; BACON--i6O0 lbs. clear sides;
 BAGGING--zs pieces heavy Kentucky;
 4A hsff
 ROPE--46 coils; sa
 TTwNE-l0 bales;
 Recsd Der asHamhnrg," and for sale, by
 kne -4-le6i. wv K WAIT
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We0fs MRd Shoes. 11CASES Raots assorted; Il Kip Brugans;
 { dcs. Cents fae Calf Shoes; ss Caters 12 Ladies Shoes assorted; Misses and childrens Shoes assorted; 1 Case Boys Kip Rsusans; q Boots, Ac-, &c-, &e. Rscei,ea pef PhiEtip Pernywrs, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, &a Steamboat Landing. M.r~h 9x 29-tf.