For he .Arkansas Baaaer
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Ilau all lued, Wiel ] commenced stm. for it, that medicine was a science s 1t, one would have to know thing of the structure of the human h, to become familiar with its organs n 1 healthy condition, and examine them II the hand of disease had made its yarim' pressions upon them,-to watch clo,s the bedside, the effects of medicinal \! reason from those effects, and be guds practice, by the rational deductions \ sued this course, and "my nane, in G,] print, amongst he Latin,o was the rev,1 my labors. Iplaced the "darling parcbn1 upon which science had set her seal along tin tube,o and, thus equipped I1 forth, into the ..breathing world, J cersr| l had a passport to honors, fame and v] Deluded youth |. The dust of seversl has gathered upon the crowning gloryj j| early tolls; and have become conFj that you may be as ignorant of anatoa the Friar who made wax image, andin ina the student to show him where the N heart and liver ought to be, by insertn. in their supposed regions-you need nothing of the changes that the strucJ the body undergoes when under mor fiuences,-you may be totally unacQu) with the manner in which that str1ctun regain its natural condition,-the li5l the Chemists laboratory need neverhs4 len upon your vision-all this Is of moi tance If you are acquainted with the \ ," Sappington'' secret, you may sit inI little office and send out your little hlia agents, in the shape of '.Feuer and Pitis," or mixtures, with M. D. upa box or bottles, and the monster, diseas cover before their presence. Being vinced of these things, l wish to sell for cash,o , the eUidence of mg youthflI If this meets the eye of any young ds before whose vision, in the dim distanH shapes of sslearned parehmento dans woo him onward in his laborious cara can save time, toll and money, by ( upon THE DELUDE

 Little Rock, March 26th, 1S44.

 For Me .4rkansas Banner.

 Mir. EDITOR " our neighbor of aN zette has said a great deal about the } cratic party, in some of the late numbl his ..dclicate'' sheet. He appears not satisfied with merely misrepresentingh ht trines of that party :; but has attemptedl pute to it improper motives, and vs patriotism, for the great zeal manifesp the democracy, in battling down the d pillars, that support the edifice, upon the whigs have stationed their watch, approaching canvass. Repeated attack been made through that paper, again democracy, charging them with havingc ed their name and position in politics urging other charges alike unfounded glaringly false. A few of these ] sha tice in the course of my remarks. Thl clamations lead me to ask these whlg questions, which I hope they willno answering If they do decline l shall silence as an acknowledgment that cannot, and dare not answer. We can the commencement and existence of h great political parties, or rather of the cratic party, and the fragments of dives parties, now constituting the whig parry to the commencement of the admms' of that purest patriot and statesman, D Jefferson. The present democratic profess the same creed, and wear tE name that they did then. Their DIE inscribed in bold relief on the folds a Banner A strict construction of the Y tuition of the United States

 But, how Is 1t with the present whgP An! wholly changed, modelled and rem led, and made new again and again.

 have changed their name nearly as OK the seasons change, until their catalosus bers almost as many names as there aN upon the American flag. By what nan the present whig party call themselves'l they opposed the election of the patrlo.'' son , Why 1t was Federalist! Was T. well shall put it down so any how sn the answer. Did they not change theh' M some few years after that time? ln, Well what did they call themselves tNs B believe it was Republican Federallsls J good name, it has republican about ' they changed again. We'll what now you see that Federalist and Republican ralist, had become old and stale name would no longer serve to humbug anuus " the people. What music what ''nass, Is. namep' Yes new name is added to mI loguc, is enrolled on the tablet of thelrp~ creed. Here 1t is: National Repuo''::s' {, They rally around it, and fight under ', ', its charm is lost, it is dead. Then, iofas complete calm prevailed in the poll'iys'' < phere. At length, the 'sold leaven r.ua ~ chief begun, again, to work and l''S, n', the hearts of these exiles from the l, Y Y, confidence. Time rolled on, and uls, ~ to struggle, and to agitate the turOiu 1'l,,, J'1 their new and nefarious plans. T lha',1 ,s long concoction, these new plans w.. tured and developed, and with lhens1 .s, there came a new name. And 'lia' N was Whig. Now, having dlsgfacssu ~, ' that it will no longer take with l'1 AM < some of that same party, have the s,ast e~s and audacity to cali themselves D'sJ eJ Whigsl Nor are they quite sa1, m orr, with this assumption and usurPa'lo" s,t but fractions and fragments ol tLeiln 'oca they are the simon pure pen orr1 Who believes this reckless aHf ulis'''' assertion? .ar

 The Whig press throughout inc ,.Ill mn bevailiing their sad condition anu Y sI ,0p sons of freedom, in the most piteo,u;; \

 