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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09
Mad N0niagae.

Under the head of Naval Itesns, we had oeca- sion 10 mention in the |" Alblon," three weeks ago the circumstance of Lord Cochrane taking his flag ship, the Wellesley. through the Needles passage. We had not time, however, at the moment, 10 add to the instances then quoted, that of an Admiral or Capiain, fainlliary known three -fourths of a century ago as Mad Montague, of whom we have heaFd ar old officer relate that he once earned a lineot battle ship through the Needles with noth- ing sci but h.s stadd1ng sails.
 Two anecdotes Of the same cFack-bfaiaei indi- vsdta we also cail io mind, aud doubt whether they have ever been in pfRt hitherto. CepIaln MontAgHe'S ship was lyiag al Spthead. and he wrote to lhe Adnisfaliy asking permission u pro eeed 70 London on urgent pnvsle affairs. Bat ! was war time then, and difficult Co obam leave of ahsence; so that the official reply tntlmaied ;liat the Captain only Al liberty to proceed where his barge ecu.d carr, nm" Two daYs afterwards Mad Montague pfrsented himself at the iesee G! the Flgsl Losd of the ..dEIally. aud was greeted wta H9ws tals sir--aId you not reueIye obz instructions s'
 'Ay. ay, my Lord' wss the answer, and came n Fay baree--fhere she ss F" Mad Montague pointed to thc wiEd1w wiilch overlooked tse eo9Fi yard of tae Admiralty, aua there safe enough was the Capsaas bafge se, oa wheels. with post botses attached, but the crew all n iber place., win tossed oars, iu trae mas 9t-war style. It may De presumed that his Lordship coald not nn5 Il Ia his heari to gi,e Inc Captain ye4y ssvere rSp on the knaekies.
 On anstlser occasion, Mad Montague. who wss known far and wide through Portsmouth and Cos p1si Stra.Ied into hafaees shop al oEG ni IhoSs resorts of inc amphiblous. Throwing himself .ntt a ha,r. and then pulling oat pistol sSd cockins H. he asked the barber if he knew hun.
 q. To be sure de--who dosntg' was the reply
 Shave ne then" sad the erack ~bsaIned sea dog. " apd mad whs; yoa'Ie about, fsT fl yoi draw blood. Fli sheet yea tAfssaA tss Aeas.
 The barber went cooily 10 work. and performed the opsraiions V. Ihoat htBehing es aceideni.-- struck by the fellows collected naaaI.er. the Cap
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JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- 9sc.fullv iafotus the pubic that he is prepared to et.sats every description of Jos WoRE, with neat asss and dispasch and at as iop rates any office | ths State such as
 Books, Pam phlets. Hand Bills, Steamboat
 Bills. Posters. ,sliIs of Ladiag. Bill
 Heads. Horse Bills, Labels.
 Cards, Receipts. &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, clerks, sheriG'S, Justice's and ConstabIe's Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds of cOn- veyance, Sc. winch will be sold cheap for cash or city acceptance, and will be sent by mail to any part of the state. if frequired.
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Dece.slBg chsldrea.

Dr. E. was eaiied t0vlsita s.ck boy twelve yemrs ot age. Az ee entered tae b9use, the Iaslhst oaS as'de, and told am she could ao4 get her bgf U tase any nedeiae aaless sire deeeiYed nssu
 |" Bets iaea, sasd Ds. t., .' shsli not give hsm any. He ls old eaough t9 Dc reasoned \ IsA."
 lie went io lie boy. and aitef ezaannatSon sad Q hjIo. a'y itsle maa yea are very slck and you mas, take some medicine. l. wlll ;asse b~dly. ard Dske y9a seei badly foF s while, and then ezPec, h W.I HsaAc goa tees beattr4a
 IAe a4g-2f aiepsfge tse pietsalae, and ths boy tYQk E hke man, wehQut the least Fesistapce: and sad he would take from hs mother any thing iilsi ti,e p.tyTlean nsd psesefibea; bat he would iaAe ngfasas eiss ifom her. sse had so often de- celsed haa, aad toia hsni .'lt wss good" when sbs gave hun medicines, that he would not trlsss i2 any iaipg Eae aaid bgt he saw al ouee thas ilr. B- vas cling saa the truth, ssd sfastd hsfn ee kisgw S aea Ae teok tse bsEt@T dfaugnt, just what lo expect
 ih43 slmp3e incident contains instruction of deem aud soiena faP9Ftan1e deserving sae careful con s.deTatlan of every pasent. haaesiy1 ssish chti- aseH aeH with others snd ia all circura- slaaces " $ ibe best posicy.s--- FAsliar.
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r.ox, and gAesinut Bas,.

Gany years ag1 a young man IweGly oue years of age; and A9in shall cal Daniel. vas tIsG 10 wOEk on & isTug i1g Me. W man 0f cCnssdsga- bic note as a farmer. lo MaSsAchasetls. Mf V. had daughter and a hEEed gjTl, about esghteen yees oi age, DaaIsl telag ol slesay turn. was gat ialkauye enough co gat taeg fancy aud after trying vaF.ous plans and Jticks without success, t0 as they sad r3ise taelg iAsas. they caught s issge tTeg aad pala inta Daassl bed. Oa goiag to bed, Ae Sosa discovered ;Ae whereaaouts QI h.s bed irilVa', and pitched bis lr0gship out 9t The window. and never afterwards belraye1 the least s.zn of know edge a regard to lhe joke
 About month afterwards, DanlG4 f9Ba9 a iot of chestB3t oega a1af.y sharp as t3Istless and coat0ged to acPoit nearly hsli pecSan tfs .EAs' bed and 4s3er fae sjcis wea, to ther room and lad tune i0 gnaJsss. Ag Eoos candle ani ven t0 tae dosr and rast.e.i lac latch, wasa the gfls put out the.E l,gbt a7a iamped ..o bed, aad slaA ssuAl- ips and sc.4ssa ag @ss Sel1on hestJ og seen oe fore. Dsup. a1W opened the d59r a8d sjJed ,n t with ieat hlae
 Dan. tstsant yg .F s.cllTr, | wish you s.as as far beyou4 the 4sa lseSe as ys4 aIe tal@ ssse,' sad Sakye
 Wby vaai s ,ae ea'sss--pase yoa any lross sas Dsases
 Dan # yea aoa'. slseii .Ne a3or and clear out ! gili es0 'if % esa. .auel gse saiHe se4ee.
 l Wlii eai heg gyse [ t ypg ~ssh, sad he.
 Dape1 ssd AaHa W # yg4 wl0 shll the door sa3 go baek 70 the kitchen. thefe shslt ae 10 noEe tncks q jgAes pa. oH yoa by as fa1 @sae zi1 faon hs al easl
 Daniel tA3akaHE Ae lad p11}sae'l the glr,s eQ0agh sh IE the d.s3E 4a8 sef. 1 ieS Bomeats after tlls sakY caes- oet % itsHt ter caBals.
 T tAo5gal you had gone to bed SakY' sad Rgs. W
 Saky made no fcp.y. bat loske4 a&ggeu IL Daa lai, aEa qUse6iy returned. Altar th4s fecpe thess gfis put ao 'rseks oy lases 9pon pan.e1- Ee Msl a steady, faithful maR ssslgg eYery 0o4iaf 0f la, eafGlRzv. aud h ssx ysafs ifIsa taat tiaae owned good faua. m4Euea Anas @., aa5 wss for three yeaFS hEsi seieetman sa the town, which ae afisE- ward FepFese atsa ia the State LeglslatuEe ] IF A Greek mad, beng asked East lcEEune shs would brisg her ha5kana. fepsiea--"I will bEIa. i him what gold eaua9t paEeAaae--s hear, unSpotse3
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Tax NEw AEar USiFoKM.-A general order from the War Department, giving descrpt;9il ot the new army uniform, IS published in the Wasa ington papers. II IS too long to copy, but the sub j~ned extract from the Republic gives general idea Of the changes made:
 "All officers are 10 wear froekcoat of dark blue cloth. the skirts to extend from two thirds io three sourthS Of the distance from the top of the hip to the bend oi taa knee; single breasted for captains and heuienants, double breasted for ali other grades.
 The uniform coat Of ali enlisted men IS to be a single breasted fFoek of dark blue cloth The collar and cuffs of the artillery arc required to be scarlet; ,nfantfy light or SaGoay bine; rihemen, medium or eEeraId gfeen and dragons; orange colOEed. a
 The caps for all officers and enlkted men are to be of dark blue cloth. according to pattern and 50 oraanehted ssA vaned m trimmings as to denote rank and the several bfanches of service FeatheEs gIye place to pompOas-"
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Population. -The population of the eaTll

Population. - The population of the earth amounts 10 one thousand millions. Then reckon ing genera;on of thirty three years, m that space oi time thousand millions must die throughout the world. Each year, about 5S, 600; each week, 3sl ,000; eaca day, S3,3000; each hour. 3,450; each minute, 57. Some of our fellow cFea- lures are at ths moment departing out of tie world; and before an hour has elapsed, more than 5000 souls, who are yet the inhabiants Of time, will be passed into eternity.
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Agency for the Akransas Banner.

Q. Mr Wv. E.. BEAVERS is authorized 10 act as ,esnt for ihe BaaaSr, at LostCreek. Saline county.
 c- Nr. GEORGE BoGSs is authorized to act as lg-a, for Inc Banner. at Pine Bluff, Ark.
 ;g- E. W. CARa. General Agent, Evans Build nrs, Northwest corner Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia, Is authorized to act as Agent for the lr1Hasas BsaaeT"
 J. l. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 26 Camp Street. New lr'-a1 is our exclusive Agent to procure and col eel names for advertising, &c.. in that city.
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Great defeaf ef the Russiass ss--Letters from Warsaw say the defeat of General Neisterow, al Serebrckow. and the fight Of the Russians on the plains of rilis is more than true. The loss of the army in men, ammunition, weapons and horses, IS far greater than has been sustained for years; ly ail the strong holds which had been conquered and maintained al such an immense expense, have been agaln lost. Report adds that one of the com InanderS of the Hungarian campaigns IS to be com manders in- chef of the Caucasian army.
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LITTLE ROCK, TUESDAY MORNING.

tain eomplirlented him thereon, asking him. bow ever, whether he did uot feel afrsid, since he knew that hiS brans would have been blown out, f his Tazor had chaneed 10 slip. 'Affaid," TetHgued the barber. no. bit of Il. sir; for. f had un- fortunately drawn your honof's blood, you may depend upon Il fsbSatd ksps cut ga4y shroatr'
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FREE MEnIc.L CoiA.sE.--The Medical College in the University, Of Michigan. al Ann Arbar, in tha, State, IS SC iberally endowed by the United States Government. that spacious buildings, ample means of illustration, and full corps of Professors furnished and paid, free of expense to the stu dents, who are admitted from any of ihe States Lectures commence on the first "Wednesday of October and continue to the third Wednesday of April following.
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IT There $ speaking well, speaking easily, speaking iassly. ani speaking seazona5.y. + s offending agaiBst ibe last so speak of entertain lnents before the iaJtgent; of sound lunbs and health before the nhfn of houses and lands before one wh, has not So ,aach as dwelling; m swoGd ss sseak ef seaf prosperity before the ffserstsr; thIs conversation is cruel and tke comparison which naturally rises in them beiwixs tser cond- ton aad y0urs. 5s exerucsatsng.
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To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregnlarity may be discovered ia the receipt of the BaHnsT, our sub scr0ers WiIi 60 the favor to give information of the fact, that the may be ascertained and removed.
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AMuslNa Cusron.--N. ?. WllIis $ oar autho.ity

AMUSING CusToM.--N. ?. Willis $ our auth0sty for the following. Ii may be true, but
 ''itwas heFe--iE tae church of St Nleho!as-by the way, tEai first beeame aware ol ! very senSl ble German cnstom-lhai of concentrating the coughing and nose blowing during service time The clergyman stops al different penods Of his dis course, steps back from hts palplt stand. aud blows hiS noSe-the entire congregation initiating his example, and disturbing the service with Inc operation al no other tune.
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FsfsstxrxK HUxv.--We understand that ore oi jbe Goyernmens steamers. supposed to be iAe Gen esaI Taylor was seen from Pass Christian. on Thassaay. cruising stos,i, of Cat Island n quet 0. F4.bssiers. AtieF patient and satisfactory imposition, the steamer steamed oG and disappear ed. ;he crew and officers yaeifeTaas.y slngng,
 As VIC went out ta Jordan river,
 < thousand osSseis to essklysr .'
 [Deita, flag. 2sd
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Rates for Yearly Advertising

6 10
 70 (, 5 I2 All standing advertisements will bechafsed al the first mentioned rates, unless Il contract be made asa left for iaserion; and must De paid for in ad- yanee A No acrsou will te announced for any oitice either city, State, or county, without the advance pay ulsa. of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise rn-ntS. and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered 10 any person with whom we have no regular dealings, antii paid for.
 Analqertissmsuts must be narkeS with the num- her of insertions desired, otherwise they will be caatinusd uutil forbid and charged accordingly, Gt-Yearly. hN -yeary saa quarterly advertisers ,yiil D. confined to tieir .e9RimGts bRsiaess All advertisements of dtievent kind, or for other per sons " III be charged for st the usual rates
 All letters must De post paid, or they will moi re- ceive any attention.
 r" Positively no variation will be maie from the a35ge regulations
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IJ' 4 little girl, walking one day wi'h her moth CT ia grave yard, read'ag one after another the praises oflhase who slept beneath, said, "I wonder where they bury inc sinners ''
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IT. IL is said that lille Rachel, the French ira- gedienne. has entirely disposed of her future pro- fesslonal career 10 an English speculstor who de- sisns to take her to Anenca.
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ls faaase. Ha0 weai oseg to tAe mol Der cognrfy solaS ticaA eso and W h1 asked on e5snsnz back, how he liked Eles; B.I,aia--Wel! he sais England was ysTy Hce coaHiFy. exceedingly fer tic. w%l cultivated, very popaloas aaA very westthy; 5at.- szgt tsss fankse, TT never liked te tase a moEnsBg walk, after breakfast aseaass Inc eoRHsfy i4 so small that was always afIad ei walking oE the edge
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TaG CUBAS EtrEosriox.-The JoafuAl ef Com meTce of Monday says:
 We learn from aA officer Of ibe C. States Army, jus. aruyed from Florida. that naniber of Invn were coaeregaied al ,ae mouth of the Sl. JohB' $ riyey. awaiting The arryal of i steamer to eon- vey them to Caaa; isfse party had also gone up inc Sanillia In a steam T. where they received on boat1 SIX pseees artillery and some furthsr rein fofcensnts. These mea were n nisa Sosrsta. and made Ro eoacealsneaI ot tAe object Of ibeir expe- sition. V. O DSt5.
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nnrat;nn Lands.

For sale al this office. Lasts of the ieited lands sa5sct to donation by lhs State. ts actual settlers st U cents per copy, S6 per dozea. Postage to aayPart of ,he country, : H cents.
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as i' he" agent ih tae AaefA Mediea, and one which & U prrret harmony viia the laWs of life; producing eanufn ina3e circulation oi the whole syxtem acting e'i' -I aFson Dc aaEses, the great
 MAtNsPRING OF LIFE,
 a md saceiq regulating and bFiagins about that harmo a' ess4Hsa ~ach constitutes health, thefe A' ta+''stfa enoa, eitiset incai general it
 NEITHER YoMIrs NOR PURGEs, A ee aaiseeies iae most delcate We give ' 's 3sa a , 'Gsets ths that deseFfscd sy B. Fly,
 ' s'f' 1i-s Colsaiea, La, ocs. 1T, l5a, Ia waieh
 'af Frisse has beea used with wonderful success. A d As '~ ntalcd csses ths ryet, O8aeh!tat has
 4-si Rod n every ease s has acted like ehAfm. si @ t1f,lts te paneat Co perfect health sE fsoa TWO - E'"af HDL kS As tlr nay kn0wleaee goes, iiters ttss a e9HPaEs wiia q, garfs The surface opens 's Vi ue -ka, e9aszes ;se circulation of The boad,
 t4i' li at' flown and goes ,o sieep, he wakes and e- a'fd, Knowing ~aa' cured hn. lis, empasilcai
 REMEDY FOR FEVERS.-
 R "iisss Of fis fsnassiAAe psusrs we wal add
 rs ,roai E' Hosse, of caldwAIi lansh, aif d2ie oi -i nlse Hsea ts Escsc fslsifaEe ia srest alnv and @s O. easss oi |eft---lFays 'est'aa,s ttr saleHi ', as-i ii's n nTiTaa:ilass.ssg q aar si rte
 Greatest Discoveries oT the Age.-, 1ast 'f'aa-s ensasa " sten sssaeay all An uc-
 '!aaa-, laa Ihe irss tus -aaialsaa pl .Glsfs tas ai aiaan; hu ,fsl ot l1e itseil s ne H1|is ana aa i5s ta>stu5gy desi7a ' +4Afah'r~ i n ei easrss ss9 -st f9 e asrta. SN@' A ssi asi- aH a'fes.ains, tae n@aef Sdi Be Fs.ssI p araee bosae 5o cent. per aaif oa.ee: .,
 r IiS s1 tlss uaes aglls r,,ataiss euaas,, fs| fy
 
 t "9l saft Ta,asny esssas9 ts aay aaerr t '.iiraas "e ''- ,r' aaeosa' @i b. made dsalsrJ, aa4 sales ,,sr i- a1Aer N.f1at f4c si9ss sisaafTe v..ta tbe "r's aaaariY 1a4 s4sallafa , Jases Srsa n t.te o @i'h nane .sasesau iA tae ys4i.
 toN--Ha W1so uIe paee a se patsiealzE esIsillas '@sS aiy tAshE lpsrsing ta he Esecsaeal Fchr- \ st sFA'iss uaf aeafe msrks 4 gsslsa sssess Ne \ | SC r"astTes raea tsf ta ealsesaence of .r-.7,s I9 'afsSa Hss uy eesatsrtetts, pssi-a4sd rsei.ss 7s s9s ~afasfsa afes ,o Ssy te feast e4sea,s siy @ 'r sY pfHfsss -il baziers gsEersy ifaisasas lie \ -,,s , !. KENDALL X co, S1ss Pravs,esst X '"A AEAlt'AN MUSTANG LISfAES1. n any eaag
 Psnei9Ts Pftss, t1<stleF Ngt izsge As~ostgsat q. N 5 fAAlLN MEDICINES, always ca hand as,ls and Ie'A'', a aat aeass, 53 MaysElas slr~et New Or & .e' wholesale reta8 in Luie Rock ai ,ha New
 TaOS. BUTTERYoRTn, Azssi II y.a., ,s- fsg tise Ssatr V, AEkAasas. ' ~' 't 'S~* 4n4
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IJ- The whis papers in St. Louis now are dis cussing the pfopriety of calling mass meeting u that city, with view of expressing their prefer ence for NIT. Fillmore as the next candidate for the Presidency
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WEALTH OF CAIRoRNA-The San Francisco Couner estimates the annual product of gold in California, at sl34 ,5oo0, ,090!
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SIg The new constitution of Indiana has been adopted by the people by majority of 23e00. Ii prohibits negroes from gong into the State.
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a0yRsaSFs OF Faeoss,---In compliance with orders rseessed lss days Knae ffom the War l%iaEAJae Hi. Afs psnles 4 zIsls A, ef she Fourth tsegsaeAt ot 3fsilAerY, Eo~ at Fort CalaInbgs on eses erneFs isaana, are sssdy for departufS Tseir dsSssSAAsag has ncE uansriTed, but the supposssis
 n tAss the movement has acme connection with tae disturbances n Cuba The following ts tist ct the ofacers eeaaEasndlag the sxpediion: Capt. ]. D. AeLoMn n, eossslsaAssssg; Brewer Capt. G. W. Lieut. David N. Coueh; LAas James O. Booth. Captain aeCowa viii Ecsesve sealed inssru&hons oa boasa of he trsRsvorl S.
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TRE LzADxassHr or Tox" AT S4RAToaA,--A correspondent of tae Barliugtoa Sentinel, writing from Saratoga, says:
 The leadership Of ;oa is, | am io.d. not yet settled foE the sessoa, though rival aspiraats asserting tkeE claims with amusing perinsss and peEtsEacity. The pslaclpa. pseseRaeF To tae scepire land ,egy aHant pFetrudef sne seegnsf is q stout woman from Philadelphia sal and fifty, volamlnoas and valsaF. Bieletfeioasly dressed; with tIe galt of drll sergeant, and having al her heels beyy of fatiered beau1. who follow at her heels like a school of gadgeons in the wake of porpotse. Such, at pEeseai, IS Inc " belle" of the United States, who struts along the prouse nades
 -anbi;5ous 10 amaze
 Ths obseuan, crowd. who giggle az they ga1e''
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. aT Turnips of Smalf size have double the nu tritious matter la. lsfge ones have.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

Apc8 lN LrrFLg.-- Literal e5ast7setsga--sig | aFa the celebgated teacher at grsMmaE. aaee on ;.EAe al hopS,aloa. Mass, set his class b plfzsag ths following ilGes Of Pcps9
 |" Heaven from als cfeatages h.dcs the book 3! iase, al tat tse page deSeraea." 9e
 fha waJ8 '' al, n gAe seoBd l4ae tad been parsed, ~Aea csAios ,o t5e Wnl bat" zu1 d. TecuaE hls eye Co .ae next pups tAc lnasteg sad.
 '' Bat--tite nexi"
 No sooaeT tAe 9pFA 5g;, taaH piuEaa went toe hsaa ot the paps. ato ihe {. bteA4 bs4 4e' oi his next Ee5gibos '--
 Boo hso &ooF fasrsl tbs latter, most las laiy.
 ''wAat are yea aboai iAsse r' sad tie ,nasser l0 tie former
 '- an bat.ag tts aszt. siT, as yoa told a=. te- ptIea the i9i-
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1oa WORK.

Og al kinds. saoAss steaglsaat Rslls Bllls of La- ling. Pos;e1s g,aebsils; sAe1fg, tusarer, aud Coastabiss' Blsnks Funeral aud cosiIion Tlekets. Cards Book and pampslei Printing ereepsed wiiA
 oeataess and dispatch, atmnaeaase prices for cash
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Important to Planters.

NET { Woaid Fespsctlai-
 w s 'aii s9r aiteg;pa. N the Puaae to isc iiHpos- snce oi Inc makihzI e, Dstiyes scg4.ILtei wiis 'Hs feaiafSasle properties u..I tlriies 0j ttr
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w@MR Mz. wM Z ZJ WE @zSS

 Aay person. forwarding to us ie G'''sfs !" sei'e"' ,,,Is far Eogy new subscribers. wis receive a copy of our paper for oas year. srsts. ,ro any one forwarding twsp,y dollars in earreai flsds. we will ssaI len eoPies oi tie b@>NEH iof asnaoy subscribers: qua M one copy oi noD.. 1T, ,ny one forwarding thirty dollars in cafrent fanis, we will send fftesa copies of tho bASNER for as sasny gew subscribers, aud one copy ot the United States Magazine and Democratic Review for oae year. ,- -. To any one sending us the largest number lover dC,ssnn of new subscribers, aceompanied with the a4Yaacs payment, al the last nento"ea la'es' r,i send sae copy of the Spirit of tine Times .,i,b ,hree steel engravings, and sae copy Of Kl,.kweoi's Magazine for one year.
 IF Rami;taaees may be made st our y'sk and re- e,Ip,s w.ll be promptly returned In makleg sueh rsnit,,aces the Posi Masters receipt should De oo- t,inei for our protection.
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TJ- The Boston Tfaye.er says " The total lr- ejgn export of Cotton. las. yea5 up to Sue lst Aag
 WAS about s9o,ue baJ-s. a. ( y8taad8a Q! about ; i5 p=i ha,e, oE S.i5 0o0.n00 WAefeas thls year tae esP2E s 0niy 400 0lN a4lrs, valued al s8h,- 0t0.giG Tie .sy.r imp2Ts of The year s5l wefc based ln 9 great meas4Te upea agA pgCea
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TERMS.

For one copy, 0ne year, '-.. - -. - For ts,es copies, one year, io one address " Fo, fire copies, oae year, to one address, II ~ vo, t4n comes. one year, to one address, 20 oo
 ry-rhc nana of no person viii be entered upon osy b,oss unless payment Dc miae ia aarinee' Of assumed by some responsible persorl in ihis ei1y'
 r-D,s,aat subscribers may forward us money oY letter, al our expense. and at onr risk' P'ofi'ea the pos.mastcrs tseeip; be taken and pFesefNsp for our protection.
 a-Na deviation from the above terms
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ELECT Ett AL FE 3 RlFuG z,

FEEDS FEVER TONIC 'fia which any one, wish g. A8Y particular sHow
 ui Hsedic.:ls, ls eas si-ib cure ans os tbe fe F-s' 47 TsieBf C a .s0aiaer. 2 h t5b frasa
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For tie Bqnnsr.
TO MARTHA.

think of thee when morning shineth, ArTayed indismond dew drops bright; And when gray -sandaled eve reclIneth Upon the lap of dusky night. When the fierce day gods burning fire
 Baptizeth all the weary land When night displays her starry tire,
 Thou art ever at my right hand When OCT rude oceans sleeping waters The moou her lambent chain doth bind, Or when old neptunes wave born daughters Play with the tresses of the wind When springs first flowers were wreathed
 around me,
 Or winter howled along the plains, Thy presence ike spell hath bound me-- Thy presence held my $nul in chains. l think of thee when lonely straying.
 wander forth, sad, mournfully- And when to Him ny soul is praying,
 That soul doth pause--to think of thee But pain and sorrow, grief and sadness,
 May never more my spirit see; For .thou hath wreathed my soul in gladness, And ever more Pll think Of thee Aug, 1851. MADISON.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09
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