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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

We heard the other day an original and
highly ingenious Interpretation of a scripIu-
raj passage which throws the aculeness OF
Clark and Henry quite into The, shade, A
school boy down eust, who was noted among
his play fellows for his ffolicks among The
girls, was reading aloud in the Old Tesla
ment, when coming TO tho passage Milking
tho waste places glad, "ho was asked by the
pedagougs what !, meant The youngsiei
paused-escrn,ched his head--bui could give
no answer, when up jumped Il more prcco
cious urchin and cried out
J VI know what i, means, master 1t means
hugging tho girls; for Tom Ross is alway:
hugging 'em round The waist, and il makes
hem feel ns slnd as can bcl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

A WORLDS FAIR CURIosITY.-One of
the curiosities Of the great British nation
has not yet been admiued TO the Crystal
Palace. IL it could have corner allotted
allotted TO it, all other sights Of Christen-
dom, Heathendom, or Savagedom would
have lowell at once. Greeley. in one of his
letters, speaks Of it, and riesNto describe it,
| have been painfully disappointed in the
apparent condition Of the peasantry on the
line of travel from Belfast TO Dublin, which
| had understood formed an exception TO the
general misery of Ireland. Out Of the
towns, not one habitalion in ten is fit for hu-
man beings to live in, but mere low, cramp'
ed novels of rock, mud and straw; not one
half the families on tho way seem to have
so much as an acre Of land to each house
hold; not half the men to be seen have coat:
10 their backs, and not one in four Of the
women and children have each a pair o
shoes or stockings And those (eell if th'
owners would only wash them once week
tho general aspect of affairs in this section
would be materially frightened. Wretch
edness, rags and despair salute me on ever.
side; and if this DO the best part Of Ireland
whatmust The state of the worst bel
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

I, is safer TO be humble with one Ialont'
,han 10 be proud with ten.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

A man Of learning who makes no use OF
what he knows, is like a cloud which gives
10 ram.
lie hath riches sufficient who ha,h enough
10 be charitable
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

The end Of philosophy IS 10 subdue lhe
passions, and prepare mankind for every
condition Of life.
Fortune comes with chains on her feet,
bm when she rolrcs she breaks lhom all In
the eiTorlof her flight u,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

The poor mans penny unJuslly delaincd
a coal Of fire in rich mans purse
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09
American and Foreign Agency
IlEFr nf A lanI Nh .


 HINDER the d,tcctioa Of AARON HAEGHT 1l, PALMER of New York. and WORTH. fSCs TON SNE fhE Y of New Orleans, Altar. neys and CoanseilnrS cf he Suprcms Court of tAe Uniied States.
 This establishment is formed for he soliosiag objects;
 l. For praesicing law n the Supreme coar eg the United Sfasas, aud cnaAaefinz pgafsSslonal business lcforp CensFess
 2 For the pfgsec atian and recovery of all claims n law CT e4aity. agasrss the tRifea Sates hefara Cengresstg he Exeeati9e nepsrtraenfs, CT aeainS. foFcien Governsneuts before Boards of Ccnnis- sioHeTs.
 B. For the settlement of accounts wiiA the Stase. Treasary War. Navy. ros' ofice. and In terror Drparmehfs, and ohtainiag tae gemisSi n oi fines. pepaites, and torfcltafcs foY alleged viola tioHs ef the revenue. ppst cssice. or etbcr isws !. Fg securing letters patt,li foi .nveataals lfnla tse UntedStafes or fford torcgn GaveTntaeuisl aud procuring land warrants and pensions under tEe various penstoh laws of The Un,ted Sisies 3. For collections EeHesaiy, emtsaciag debts. legseies. and iHaesitances. m ihe DniHea States and foreign countries.
 5 For Inc parrhase and sale Of lands in sry u4 the States Of TeFrorics of the Enan and os fiit,. Inoaeyy on mortgage Of real estate l,ing therein [. Fer inyestment ef fsads in Untea s,sses antl Stale stocks ai loans, collection of the dividends tDefeons aud. generally, for the transaction ef sll business pertaining to B law. loaa, and banking agency.
 MesSEs. PalEn,T & sRcihcn. American and Pareig,, Agency, eiiy oi Washington, will receise prompt and faithful attention.
 PALMER & sNFTHES.
 Office No. 3 Carroll Place. Capitol Hill. July 5-Ah-~iy.
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AL,naSA.-Leayiag out Cobb's District, the 9th, the Southern Rsshts ticket for Congress has ob- aDed ma joriiy ia the State. No rsSue was made m Mir. Cobbs District, between him and h.s pppo- neni. either on the Compromise or State Rights- The District IS largely Democratic, aRdw presume that the feet that Mir Cobb repudiated the .sUn parry ia it's incpency, was Inc reason that no sege!sf Southern Rights organization was formed.
 Gov. Collier. the democratic State Rights can didate for Governor. is elected by oyerw bemng majority. The " Uainisis" made two or three desperate but abortve efforts to organize an op- position to hini, but finally gave it up in despair. Considering that the organization Of the State Rights party was but p@ftIai~-llese results are gratifying and show that Alabama is becoming aroused to the importance of pgompt and yigorous resistance to Northern aggression the Rights oi the Soelh.--1Ppoat.
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sIssT OF EsTRAYs.


 TtAKEN up by James Bevdell, living on White \ Itvef n Arkansas county, "a large bay horse with small whie spot in tle forehead and a siGp on the end of the nose sway back, 'yeTy thin in ordeI, no marks or brands, Hnshcd; age unknown, supposed to be very old" Appraised to s20. Taken up by A. o. Douglass. living on Arkan- sas riyeF, about fourteen miles above Arkansas Post; bngM Sorrei mare eost, about fourteen hands high, three years old last spring, blaze face and both hInd feet white, other marks brands pcFceiyabie." Appraised to S25
 CONWAY COUNTY. .4 Taken up by II. c. Watson, bay horse about fourteen and half hands high, twelve or ihitefn years Q d, wIth saddle marks end scar Inc baek, also scar near the flank on ;l,e et side, and one oH the Fgh slde about the middle of be I,bs. and the appearance of hayIng-had tae fSlslo, with a little white on the ngt, h,aa foot ai the edge oi the hoot, shed efore; no b;andS Appraised al SzI 50c. Taken up by David E, B,zzele. ane horse w9lA biazed face, supposed 10 be seven oy eishi years old, thiFteen ana taiE .:aaas higa. Arpias- cd al SIS.
 CARROLL COUNTY.
 Taken up by Silmsa Brown. 2 sorreil mare. ff- teen years old. sinad streak ln he forehead and a Saaii streak and lump. on The back. Appraised al $40.
 CLARK co.
 Taken ap by AibeTs Sinlth. brigh, bay mare, four yeaEs ald tS spring. snip io her forehead, lei. b,nd fooi hie np 10 ;he pasef junt. some saddle srss- on each side Of her back. Appraised al S5o. Taken up hyR. E. Siaebleheld, an esira horse Of the following desc ciption iron grsy, blaze in h,s fogeheah. iefl foo, and ught hisd fool wAste. branded with Inc letter B. fourteen and hall hands hsgh. } years old ,hls spring. Appraised al e5e.
 DALLAS co.
 Taken up by Thomas Aysnt. ia Manehestel Township. one bay mare with weak eyes, twelve and half hanss high. yeass old. had on a small bell. Appraised al s35-
 Also ssnsl horse 5 years old. lefs hind foot white, Ieft hip knocked down. thirteen and ball h'gh. Apprassed al s25
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

I'm CoTroN CRor.-We observe the opinion expressed in some quarters that the growing crop of cotton will turn out very large one--some est- mates running as high 5000 GOO bales Expe- renee has proved that no one can approximate the eStent ot the crop until it IS picked bacd and sent to market. FhtS year, the dry spring enabled plan
 ters to clean ont their crops early and tie warm weather of May and June gave the plant good start and healthy appearance. Since then the Iong continued drought has forced an early matu
 ny. On the uplands, wbieh produce The bulk of the crop, the cotton, excepting m a few neighbor- hoods, has suffered scverly in all the cotton grow ing States, and many close observers hsye from ihiS cause, changed their views as to large crop. The rainy season. which IS threatened, may still further damage the plant, by causing t to shed the young bolls and blossoms, and produce the ' army worm or caterpillar, with which the cot, ton has been tlreaied for ihe past len yeara, and
 as iu 1915, cut down the total To the standard of that disastrous year. But aside from these and other contingencies, the causes we have mentioned most assaredy put out of the question the proba- biiliy of calculations on the largest crop ever made" !hissiSs Ppian, Aug. $.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

Hev VrcToEgA Porsep rng QuxsvIoS. readers probably remember Inc story about tue charming manner in which Victoria frs. indicated io pnnee Albert her preference to his youiifdi h'gbness, hy presenting to bim. at palace ball. hef boaaei and how the young psince saying 10 himself no doubt, ss the Yankee would have done on like occasion, Here goes darn tie expense" ript slit m hls " close uniform butt3ned up 10 his throat" and deposited the happy ornsn in the b. caiiy nearest his heart" This, however. was not essts enough; and so her insjes.y, al a suasc quenitete tefe with the prince. after iSlenng 10 hss encompms on England. plumply poped the question" in this wise;-"lf your hiehness is pleased with the country. wonid you like to re man m ilS' Ills reply may be easily guessed by any lady.
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Icrd champagae.

geotlamaa wao has been n l9e lce Iat' '. ,,a q. c, 1S,.,,s relates saee faany anecdotes about she fI,.Ffrt there and their ianaioas ideas o' Boston hard wiicr:
 He once sold lump 10 gentleman, who Seni a e,lorei servant for il, with directions to nave II kep fir the i,nner table. The servant took Il hone. ani inIulf.d of te cook how II was pre- nsfed After considerable diseuSsion in the kiteh- en cabnei t was deeded,o have Il bohed. A. dln rer the gentleman called f9rit anu was ih hgn gee s,, ta Is,J drank iced champagne in tte states, na he (.i, a mighty hankerng for a second tnai Of the sam. beverage. Soon sambo made hs appearance w.ta eyes rolling on the outside, grnnng Ike q frightened m0aSeY.
 /" Where IS Inc ice Sambof" said the gentleman
 "OA, glory, massar' replied Slfnbo, :" put hun .n de p,, and b,iisl hm for m"r n han an hoit: and when #ea. to look Tor hlh, he was noi dsr"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

BRuTAL 0uTRAGE IN LAWRENCE CorNTY.--By a gentleman direct from Lawrence county, we are informed Of a mos, horrd murder recently com mtted upon ,he person of Mrs. Hefain and her son. residing near Smthvle We did not learn the name of the murderer: and were SO deeply hor ror-Siriekrn, that we were unlple to retain inc particulars as g.sea to us. It IS sad that the son was 6rsl attacked. and unable to offer resistance was stabbed and killed m nest brutal manner and Inc mother shared the same fate for merely impo ring the fend 10 spareh her son. The murderer was placed in the hands of the constable, MT. Janes Barnett, who turned him loose. and he has lefi-- The unfortunate family are saidto be respectable and law abiding citizens.
 White Riuer Cozanercial.
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 MARvEious--Estranrdlnar stories sometimes get into the pspers. ana bere is of them. II IS said 10 have been cut from a CarthsgeRa. tSou;b Amefieal paper It IS selaet by q '.frartier'' who lately Sisiied Catthagcng:
 saw lady ihis m0rnng--foT such will call her who is perfect msa and perfect woman. She IS partially defanged Sue IS rather tall in stature Her testHes ate neither masculine nor feminine. She walks and slts like q man. She slaves every other day; her beard being white does not show very pain Her age is 35. Her affection IS that of woman-iender hearted and sympathetic. Her courage and resolution IS that of i man. while her voice partakes of each. She charges the Almighty ofdoing wrong In giving her such a mysterious formation. She told me that she was born in the city of LJIidoai was cousin to Queen Victoria - Under Queen Victoria advice she dressed in mems clothes, and left the conntTyat IS years Of age.- She possessed wealth, went 10 France studied anatomy. and from thence went to New York and practiced medIGsne--tnaTfed wife, was the father of two ehildgen-two years after lost her wife and property and again assumed tie female dress married man Of some wealth. was the mother of three chIldren--parted from her husband and be came wandeTeT over the earth. She closed her narrative, while her tears flowed freely, by saying that .'she felt like Caln--driven from The face of all men v
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

A CALIFORNIA CoLLEGE.--A number Of the pub lie spirited citizens of he state having undertaken the organization of college in California, sppIi- cation made 10 the Sdpreme Court III their be- half by Anns Merrill, Esq, for an act Of acor- poration. m accordance with the law which con ters that power upon the Supreme Court, when Ii shall be shown that 6ond fie subscription to the amount of S2T,50 was presented, accompanied with proof of the ability and willingness of the subscribers to comply with their underiak king The Court, this morning, granted the application, and ordered that the petitioners be incorporated un- der the style of the President and Board of TTus- tees of the California Wesleyan College"
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EaAasANENN A salN.

The uFedf " ho3eSste Clothing House.
 CHARLES HARKNEsS & SON. No. i29 Haset Street, tas SeutA Eas, carner of
 Fourth Sireet. PailGlssssias THE proprieiers of th's 0.o Esraa1sfrrn FAsH- | IoSAstE Ct.oTafSe SToRs. are now nanafac- turing the largest, best assorted. ard most Fash ionahiy got npstoek Of Superior Clothing for the Fall as% Winter trade. that has ever been offered 10 tAe aetiee of Wholesale bugers
 tisrkness X soG respectfully invite the a;ten. ton oi Merchants and Dealers. confident that ihet stock of Closhlug vii, Se found expressly adapted 10 ile requirements Of the SogtbeEg and Western markets, whie tnelT pgees viii convince ateni- Hg purchasers thst then Establishment officers ex tTaoTdlnary inducements.
 TAKE NOTiCE.-IIarkness & Sons Clothing Store IS isEge Five Story Brck Building situated on the Sou1h Eas, corner ef Fourth aud Market S;s,, Philadelphia.
 N. E. Look os.t for the largest Gln Block Let. Ter sisnS ih the Uaded States and reaa--
 4t--sm. HARKNESS tx SON.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

Marriage ef hg,ar c. Toehmaa aHi tse Hsngari. aa Rerosas are informed that Major 1'och- man left Washington city yesterday morning loS HaTpef's Ferry where he was 10 be married al nine o'clock ihis morning tn Mss Ap0lonia Jasieila. These distinguished political etiies, we further informed. were to proceed. aflet The ceremony, 10 Shannoad lc Spungs, accompanied hy parry Of friends; and thence io one or two other waienng- places, and fnaIiy.o rrtafn 10 this city about the later part of lhs moah. We ere also inforeled ihai lh"y wiIl make Washington ,heif permanent abote.-- WLsasngfm TtiegYgpA.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09
Great Revolution in Bu.inee..

MYTH the view of accommodating my casto- W mersG3saa oihes who may be pleased io favor aE wltA thcH blls.aess, have made arrange meass io eFse'1Fe' tgklh gfeat dispaich, ii etAer CScisaAII MsasnGs of NEw OaI2Ass, on the cheapest rFuiz, sUeh Brass and Cast Ison york as may ee ofasled oy those waG prefer 1heir ofdexs hled at eiinsF oi the above places as well as all such c'aef@ as eennfa iurofsb fFosn fay xstak- iIs5meni, free Of any cosnafssson. or charges of auy nS9. except afst eost. asaysge. freIgEi, and insurance,
 fas plan, ' ls lselegea vii, greatly facilitate every ene eestHss9 ei erecting [0stna Cha TartsAsnR bqskass, Nam Mts5s Corn Mslh. FS5sS Hats, and Cstfas NHs of anv eaaer aes~ eeft-sa ef Hqehtaery, EAgsas nsvs. in psoearS ing sith eettatau whsteyef they may wssA ffan asrcad. and st the saiae Nae allnfa thtin q eon- sraseul oppDnanliy of uagtae ty comparison be- tween lay saSk sR. Ifseez. and ashefS.
 if'ss indispensable that al orders sbonid be ae coGfaaied by afaiwbt sn3 speesAesiisn sun. censy =Epiieil n detail i0 serve as rude to the mechanic wsse nass be eaiseA ssoH ss, exssuse the ~pfS. eE wet is that sssisabse pSos ssson should bs made lai tie pssment S
 Ali communications addressed Co rne. ,rilf hs thankfully Feecsyed, aud fockt naah pTcsnpl atsen ton. ElBgyEFfT nEEsaE "
 1uly |i' tSsi. q L3ttte HsNk FonsaSws
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Johnson's mai S,099
 Now, thers fore, l, JOHN SELDOM ROANE, Goyernor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue os be authority m me vested, by the laws of sand . State, d. hereby declare RosEEr W Jo8NeaS to l.e duly elected Representative from the State of Arkansas ii the 32d Con@=sSs of the nised $ ates. ,.s,1s.:S::s. Iiete<fJnony @lereof have here sMN'gA. ussto set my hand Ssna caused the seal :&& S%tof sad Siag1~To IN affixed, at Little
 &1LS Re'A7-en1he sth aAy of September, |s.ss.' A. D., 1851.
 By the Governor. JOHN sELbEN ROANE.
 D,vIo B. GaEEa, Secretary ef &;gte.
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To the Unknown Hairs of Samuel F. Mason,
 ugHeaksA

DY estier Of the Johnson Probate Court, iheu un- ) dersIgHed Administrator of sad estate Is osder- ed to advertise that there n s hands S 75 46 less expenses ai thts adN NeEtisement, belonging lo the uaaRonn GeIE5 ui sad satase. sail Mason was medium sze. dark complexion. laae n One lee, abo0t 55 yesfs old, sberIH Of this county and was kiiled at SpadTa Bluff, by Jno. q. Jewelt, in August, l555.
 WILLIAM ADAMS, A2sssaisrassr. CisfAsvslle, Ara. July al, ls5i. 4s-sw.
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Trus;ee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of deed of trust. executed by ID Abraham Rapley and Charles Rsp.ey, bear ing date OciOber lSth, A.. D. Is4T, and duly fr- eorded, 10 secure tle payment Of sand'y de6s, as the1e.n specified, we will, in pursuance ol She provisions of sad deed, proceed To sail at pubic adciion, to the highest bidder, cn credit oi six, twelve, and eighteen Iaonlbs, st The coau- house doJr in the ciiy Of Little ..oek n Palask county, Arkansas, oD MONDAY, she 2}th da5 of oCro. BER ext, 4. D. 1851. between the hours oi zine n'eiock ln tie forenoon, and liree o'clock ID the afternoon, of that Gsy. the valuable and highly improved real estate situated iD the said ely of Little Rock, following; 90 wil; bouuded and des- cIllsed as fo,ows VIZ; commencing at p1snl on fhe a0ith side Of Markham street, sevealsEekSD feet and niRe iaehes east svin the soath #gSt corner af Block No, One, as designated oa fhu plsi of the survey of Inc town, nov ei,y o Little Rock; thence running east with sad Markham street. on Inc north side thereof. and ifanuag thereon. sixty eight feet aud aine inches, aid ex lending back at right angles the same breadth of sixty elsht feet and niaf iRehes to he alley lHow called Elm streei,l running Through sand Block No. One, one hundred and forty feet, more q less wlth all tenepenls aud improvements ihereon--- Tie fItie, we believe, to be good; but we will convey oniy such fsRn. as E rested la us bY .be deed of trust aforesaid, nPoa the final payment In full of the purchase money.
 DANIEL RiNGo,t
 FREDERICK W. TRAPNALL.
 Trustees.
 Little Rock Ass S 1851 4s-llt
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New Orleans Market.

TRuE DELTA, Aug. 2, 1851. COttOn-The sales reach 250 bales, at steady prices: Inferior. ........, none Cd Middling. .sAa ss Ordinary. none Md Far. .S5a 9 MiddIing. sa Sl Far .......... e4a Tob1eoo-One well known buyer entered the market and took 350 hhdS, as follows IA frosted a. Sc; l5 al 3l; 29 and 49 Admitted al !, and 243 on privaie terms.
 FLar-Market very dull, and sales confined to retail
 CJra--Sales 1000 sacks, including HOO inferior al 32c; AS al 3Iai5: 400 mixed al 4 s90 al 45: 5Soyetiew al 45 and l559 prime white at 5jc. Orts-i40 sacks st. Louis were sold at S2, and 200 at 33c.
 Bean-i0s0 sacks were sold, in three lots at T5e.
 Pors-MeSS retailing at SIS 75.
 Baeo'-Sides and Shoulders retailing at III and SAc.
 LrL4o bbls Prime were sold at lo4; i05 at l2a, and 4s0 at l2c.
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'aE ioEK Posr oEncE.--562 2.S9i papers were Ss''e4 al lbe New York PosiofFice for inc guar
 ''1'HE June lSi, 1851. During the same period 'e@eie mailed from the same office 5s .es0 lei
 ''''l sla.54s newspapers The number of let '''e'i4sed ioF the quarter was 46il4. sbout one ''''A oi which have been delivered 10 the proper '. "e's and the remainder sen. to the d..sd letter otce.
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l The exportati9n of slaves from New Orleans .o t1vpe $ an itein of some importance. Two eHns load twenty ships for Frdace and spain.-- Eight ships leave that placs i,eighied with slaves aN lhelT sole cargo, and twenty more carry slaves sS 'he pancipai paf of their load. The slaves cone rom Ohio, keutacky Indiana, Tennessee, iA1 l,ssoun. Sent 10 Europe. the, are manufac 'fei nlo casks. and filled with tie soamiag and spitAang vinlage of the sunny slopes of France. eF4th' and Italy, retarn to the New World, the i.!es'S Oi which are ie!ied to procure them.
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\ AUGMENTATION
kT FNK

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. IATHEREAs. an eiecfion was held. according
 W tota&. sa tlse first Monday n August last, t being the foafth day of Esid monfh f5r e Rep reseuiatne to the Csns,ress of thc United states ff5m tsc State of Arkansass and, whereas, 3D. pears ffom she Feiarns cf said election on fle in the office of the Secretary Of State. that ihs re- Kpective candidates received Ihe foll0ping ynse.
 css,fses poeznr F Iouxsox taeS psrs-ss ,.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

NEw SIGN LANGUAGE.--A thesis written by Albert J. Meyer. of Buffalo, has been published by the Faculty of the College, m which the pro pry;y of submitting for he present node of con yeNlng by signs, used by deaf mites. an alphabet of d0ieS and daSheS or lines similar 10 those ns.d bs the telegraph. by which conversation may be carfed on lh the darkness Of mght by the sense oi feeling or tonea wth quite as mach facility as n daylight with nGre rapdiy han by the present node, IS afgued wad force and p!ausab.llty.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

a7' "W hat caA man do" ssked green 'Un. " when tue sheFG s seen coming up 10 him with writ h sis hand r Apply the FsInedy.H sad anotheF ErHfiy.
 Apply the rerDed, what kItd oI remcdyr'.
 H-siins remedy. you goosc--fun Ike guar teg- h0ksea
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,,a,,sy,,nnia Democracy.

While throughou, the north the wings are gath er.ng 10 the support of the Seward and Fillmore abo.daa platform the democraeyi IS rallying around the old democratic punclples and constitutional rigAts.
 The democratic sta'e convention of Pennsylya- na, at it's recent sesson al Harrisburg adopted ihe following resolutions.
 Resolrr3, That the Democratic party, now, as eyer. advocates measures calculated to "secure the blessings of libeTiy 10 themselves aud poster- ty,o and peTpetuate our Glorious Country, while a heart that loves Liberty beats within her bor- deS-'5a Inc party, aS d party, are In favor Of. aid wit sappoy, the compromise measures as tasy u0e stasI and oppose all who oppose them.
 Rssoiued. That Ill James BachansD we have a nation4l Democrat n whom the country can Pace .mpiieii confidence, anl Pennsylvania has a citi- zea worthy to be called her faVorlte Son--that he IS oar ch lee Tor ae1t ptesident, and If nominated b. National Convection, we will support him co;iiaiiy, unI;cdiy and enthusiastically.
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NOFICE.

FFNEE undersigned sga now closing their buHi- aess, and take lh.S matsui of iDfotming all who have claims against tas Erfa h present th uf far settlement. Those who are nGehied to ua by Notes, or accounts are Teqaessed to ceus fo, ward and sottie without farber aatice; f they wish to extra expense. they will do well to call aud pay up unmedately.a
 GOODRICH & GRAY. I Little Rock. August i2th. ls5t-~a0-tf--