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The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
GEO. W. DCNAL. VIM. J. ALGEO. A. SMITH. TO THE MERCHANTS OF ARKANSAS
 AND WHITE RIVERS.

THE undersigned, being better prepared than ever l to do Commission and Forwarding Business, respectfully solicit the patronage of the merchants of the Arkansas and hite river valleys Their charges 10 cents per hundred fbs includes everything rccev jag, forwarding drayage, advancing, etc.. etc.
 Their facilities for forwarding goods to any part of Arkansas are superior to those of any point on the Mississippi river. DUVAL. ALGEO S CO.,.
 Wharf-boat Mary Hunt" Memphis Tenn iuly 3l-3m#
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY

CHARLES RAPLEY. PETER HANGER. VIM. F. POPE. RAPLEY, HANGER X Co.,, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, and dealers in Merchandise generally, Lower steamboat Landing Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
LITTLE ROCK BIBLE SOCIETY
CANVASSED HAMS.

D BOXES Pearl Starch, first rate article; ~ '' Pale Bar Soap, for sale by
 Sept. 4, 1855 JAS. A. HENRY.
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

CEtENTi boxes tobacco, assorted qualities hC 5000 extra fine cigars
 And for sale by s. II. TUCKER. Sept. 22d 1855.
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More Evidence of the Efficacy
OF
DOVES RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT,
A SURE REMEDY FOR RHEUM4TISM.

RICHMOND. May 10th, 49,.
Messr. Dow & Co;-hbout ten days ago ~is Ia.
ken uuh rheumatism ul the hp-i,;nt " hich became
very naiI FIJI ANA continued increase in pain until
was unable 10 walk save with much suffering,
n.d was apprehcasve that shout he compelled To
keep MY l. ON. applied your Imminent, aad ner
few applications every vesse # pain was entirely
moved had nadr seral applications of other RENE
dies previously md toand rie from them and, with
pleasure recommend your Eminent To tho,e who suit
pr with Kheumati.n JOHN BE IR.
Iuue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26
VIRGINIA ~ TENN. RAILROAD.

r., fzss ryasassszss7 NEW SCHEDULE.-SuM-
czsg IN 4sFs~e@-TzSMER ARRANGEMENT l!--On
nn4 AFTER Ap, It, 1870, the Passenger Train will eavc
Lynclbure daily, (Saniays eNcepted) at | ucleoS
+. NJ. and arrive at " ythc,ill +. Il. Reruining
leave Nythcviie at y VI. aud arrive at l. ncabug
at l2 M-makng the trp ON hiehm0nd aud Pctc,s-
burg to Wytheville in II hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, VIA ButorI's Depot, Mondays,
Wednesday,. aud Fridays, and arrive at Buchanan
,uPper.
For tincssile Sweet and White Sulphur Springs,
Charleston. ksn3,wla. and Guyandotc eia Banshck =.
on No1dpys "Wednesday. AID tr ays.
For Ablne lon, Joncs5oro aud Knoxville, Tenn ds ".
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
= BBLS Siuuts C. Sugar.
- 25 q ound q lalifed & Crushed do,
90 boxes l.naf Sugar,
10 bhls n. O Moasses,
10 hhds = II. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so :" Laguiru do,
10 - Prime old java do,
so boxes Alamanine and Sperm Cunlles.
Large lot of Clover Orchard Gras. and I mnthy Seed
Gail selling cheap.
tf-h24ts) YOUNGER l. SMITH
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Dissolution.

EISSOIu1I1On.
TISllE of II. Slvcrthor. Il Co, di-solg
ed on the 10th inst. by mutual consent The
name of the will only be USED in winding u the
fnrne business. All lhpse indebted will please
forward md settle; nnd all having claims agan-t the
firm "i please rr,sett them. thai the business may c
closed rs speedily possible
II SILVERTHORN.
& NUIT/
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DuIiI,lNN MATEniA:.s III C0sI,

V1Uli.isiNG MATE siA:.s AT COST.
~ Having lttcfuIne.i to clnse stock Carpen-
;cr, Hurdwa atd Building Materials ,incIudne nm ex
tensiye assortment ii Lock-, Hinges Screws. " indow
Glass &c Nc. Tia whute stock i offered
Those wishing any thing il that line would
suit their int 10y giving a call before purchasing
clSeU hero. mat1 i.t4 A. WINSTON.
NOTICE i hereby gwen tiut NY SON A. Nj.
~ Wistsn, is authorized to deal tor me.
my account, any business ofa Pecuniary
nature Whatever in my name 4. WINSTON
MAYBE u
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RICHMOND. January 10, 1853.


M,ssrs. DOVE & Co-Fur about Icy years my
gro boz Simon, had nicer Inc shin bone 81 one
of hi. legs; he mas had the very best medical advice
and the strctest attention froi3 myself tie SIZE has
been repeatedly poultice and hqln' WIN eanNtr at m
rervqls Wills, giving an4 applying medicine lac has been
kept ON low diet and slso kept perfectly quiet With the
limb elevated; sometimes Il wuui be as aiee nS
the palm of "A nan, hard and al others 10 larger ,'nn
half "A dime and when it has attained this small
size would break Hgain. | becnme entirely dis
couras ed ab,u il aud, day. while IN your store,
asked what must do for it You gave ca bottle OF
your TURF OIL and after using bottles (bv the direc.
ton it Vas entirely healed Previous tn the time OF
using IT, lie had lost months from his work. hut since, he
has never lot single day viii Id that have eX-
penoed use cssl,, his limb about TWO hundred ord
fiiy dollars, and it gives pleasure t. add to I'll" ma
ny ynu hive, this testimonial of the virtues at your
TUhE Oil. Very respectfully.
s. Z SHELTON.
Ia eopy-Iuolishrdby PERMISSION from a lady N tn
citv June l3.d6m
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NOTICE,

'E'lt fru of Gregory Royal dis .otvod a
the 30lh April last. Either partner my use th
name oI the nnocrn in closing up hs business
JAS d GREGORY
JAS. T. R0NALL
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A Card

q THE ,ubsriher having purchased nf II. Silver
q HON & Co, ,her ntere in the int ronce, If
kll Civ thorn \ Ca, will con inue the business
he eld stand Auin -tieet. W ere he i'll keep
fine assortment oi GOODS nthc line 10 which he res
pectluiy invites the attrnon of al wanting goods in his
line. Mr. T.. Nuitz will continue for the present his
pnrr lcu'nr aitenlinn l. the WATCH and CLOCK re-
pArng. To who. / would cailthe attention ali those
having such work t. b. done.
ma,l8tS II. SILVERTHORN.
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BENNETT & BEERs. Pranll.tor..

No. TO Mum = NIcnnUh0, N.
4 NJ To- sale by J. II Seny. D. Il. Lymau. J II.
Thompson & Co. Il. Stabler n Ca. Lanchhufg, Na..tnd
by dealers in Medicines e,erywh. srpj y
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FARMER. OF VIRGINIA.

f. upon iv ng thnl on Your Plantations, here IS
a Ulcer !, re OF any drs, Ption, kind or variety
no matter WIN skil L deies, how long 1t has b en-
stardinr. upon your or your maid servant y ur
ME s. reu horse, cows or deg, we say to YOU ana
" guarantee what say, use our / ht Oil, and
you i'll find it To the malignant, well as the
simplest Sore hat mars the form OF man or beast or
refilnl the money.
TRUE TURF OIL!
FOROLD SORES e every description.
ON MAN OR ON BEAST.
One ienspo"rul equa tnan ounce OF any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprains, Cracked Heel,
U'rers and Feons. Sore Back.
Scalds and Burns Spin and SPAWN.
Sore Legs AMI Chblans Sweeney and ioIce'h'
Fr.,h Cut Wounds Wiiaers and Marbles.
Cramp and Telter. Ciate and Chesti under
Sfings of Insects Ringbone and Sandcrnck,
Wound, under The Nails Windg all aud Numhness,
Infamed Breasts. Saddle Gall and old Strains,
Gian iular Tlmors Swclled Legs and
Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no dauGer from exposure to
cold
APPLIED to burns once il leaves scar.
Pice so and % cents II bottle.
For spe kv STROfIlER X WHITEHEAD,
lypchburg. Va.
DOVE \ CO,
Sale Proprietors, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

4 CARDIFF UNDERSIGNED vii coutiur as here
"a tolorc thr Grocery, COMMISSION & FoRwARDtNG
business and sU, the manufacturing ~ faba. co..
Grateful fer former favot they pedgr heir bet "Ser
ions rit their continuance
opl9d MCDANIEL, BURT 4 PRESTON.
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IVERCOMPLAiNT. IAuNDIoE. nN


i Ipersia Chrome er Nervous Debility Disease nfth'
Kidneys, and all diseases arising hum bi'"rdercd
Liver Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward fhe'
Funess Blood the n cad Acidity of the Stomach,
Nnu ca Heartburn Disgust for Food tulue.s weight
the Stomach Sour Eruclbt1u- Sinking n, turterins
al the Pit Ut the Somsc h. SW u,n ot thu nj, Hun
.red and difficult Breathing, Futtefins At the Heart
Choakng Sufocatine Sensations when Ia lying pos
ture Dimness of Vision Dots " lbs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Per-
piraon Yellowness of the skin and Ewes Pain IN In
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden fIu,hes ~ ien
Burning in the Flesh Constant lmaFinincs At Evil ami
great pressio OF Sprts, be efectGa'ly cptri
Doctor HooFLANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTfERS
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson. German N"1ir'n'
Store. No. 12e Arch door heio" XIII Phnh la
Their power over the above diseases - uot cAceiiet
ii eoualIed, by any other preparation in the United
States the attest, in puny cases utter skln
physicians lnd failed
These Blters are worthy the atteut ON of lnvalid-
Possessing great virtues in the recthcntae ai the Sr
and lesser glands, zec-ng the mos '"urri ing Pa"r
in weakress and ale. Il the digestive orgap, th
withal aa.e certain and pleasant
ylRGtaiAt TESTIMONY. DIR }. NJ. Wilson. Lexington
Va. + eh 9TH 1852 sud; II mn entirely eat at th
Cerman Ritters. They have become al lhc rage No,h
ne lsc sells"
The Tenth Legion. published Mt Wood took, Nn.
said, Jan 10th 1870: "A Great Med cine We Inv
uniformly relrained from recommending - the public
any of the various patent medicines 81 the day. unless
thoroughly convinced Of their salAr. Among tho~,
pnsider worthy of notice, tue German Bcrs in
ented by Dr. Hooland, and prepared 'Y In. Jackson
Il Philadelphia One instance Ia 1nlucuidr. ~ whol
s,,eror virtues o, It's medicine Love hs"u tested
| as allen under our obscrvai DurUs The last sum
inel, u son of Mr.. Ahram Crnb Of tbt' couu.1,. va
cry seriously affected with Liver { ml3an, ard mite
iyng in vain, various RENE lies, he Purchased bod
of the Biiters and after using it, much icavr
Of his distressing maady thar he procured other bot
lie and is now restored eatirely To health.'
They entirely vegetable, free from ali inlnfou
.l..r md
estate IL.
For sale wholesale 10y Druggists IN an lac r'tnc'p
cities and at retail by arothecuries aud terehccrors
every town in the United States.
uni }. H. SEAY & CO, Lynchbutg, nj by dealers i
medicine everywhere. sept ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CONCERN.

~ NEW CONCERN. II
,Uy M having purchased the entire stock
i af Mr. d. r. Lynian. and ,akep the large ard well
L,.,.p .t. o. q danr- 1t oil the Main Mar.
kei streets lately oee.ie by i'm will continue the
Anofbeepry and dug Business under The Enme md
.tyle of "
STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
h addition whieh they will receive H. lev day.,
tI,ir stock of Drugs Ghrmical-. Painis Oh, Dyes.
Window Ga.. Pmty. Patent Mejieines Fancy All.
cles Sr. &c. will lie u. lnrge and complete my 10
be found it, n m ,rke md +. icrcd to cash puncin-
al dealers on the owe-t possible terms They hope, hs
the .rrfrst personal attention 10 business, To mef Hnd
receive shara Of the public patronage. Esneoia ut.
frptian given Ia prescriptions nnd udsf, from .atnts
Nnappreriics i emp nyei "a flns nn1se aud c"WPe
rent person will ALWAYS be present 10 supply ihr' mr.
der. " tn accuracy aud .afnese-at any MY hour al
the dav or night Phy-icnns and Other "drr from The
country respectfully selicitej-whirh vii h" file n
low rfee--a Il The attention given To tho selection
ot goods and packing and folwarIine Ia orlers in
person. NJ. n. . nv ! Urn
s VIII EHEAD, Late
June !, 1873. Of j. IL Seay \ Co
Special Notice-fhc indrr,isnei have formed 4
connoction with Mi W. Z. GnfI AMI viii continue
the PIANNO aud MUSIC business II the
their Drug Store. the old stand Of b. II. Lyman
Nj iREFN will give his particular attention 10 this de
partment and from h.s long ienrc in the mhnuiuc
ture und sale of Pianos, will give entire suits.
tacion 10 all
Music aud Musical INSTRUMENTS ol every Kind fur
ni-hed In order at shoit u.'ce
nne lGts S1ROTHER n WHITEHEAD.
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JAMES D. NELSON,

JAMES .. NELSON,
4 NUILER, has uken "A SHoP on MAJ ST. one door
\ below the Citizens Savings Bank where he is pre-
pared to do any X in his line Of b snes>, such as
repairing aud putting in goo order CUTLERY of every
description. t1asine all kinds al
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
Repairing Surveying lpstrurucnts, maki-g Elastic
lrusse> of very superior quhiit' after i' pattern
aud pr"iera lie in every respect to the old sfy" tie
nl.o does all kinds of obbine, such setting Raaurs
srniiug Tahrs Shears Scissors, requiring Locks
fitting Keys, &c. &c.
Work lett with him will he att 'uded t" nj once.
JAMES O. NELSON,
Cutler and Dental and Su gca Instrument Maker
mnrl 5 dim
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From one of our citizens !:

From of citizens:
RICHMOND, June 90, 1851.
q in,lemen:-ln the month Of October, 1880, was
sorev afflicted With Rheumatism in shoulder a. 10
be unab take off my shirt, had you told me you
woulI have given city Of Richmond to do So;
md in this condition continued for several days when
| called upon you for of your Rheumatic Linimen
which yol gave me- saying required no Pay unless
found reliei from it. After using it for three days
fouud my4e entirely well nd as yell as ever was in
my ife being enliirly free from all puiu; nor have
Ind the slightest of pain srce AMI if necessary,
! am willing to certify 10 tbs to any one who viii call
upon my store Cary street, in this city.
FRANCIS CLENDINING.
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these vessels are al the hlst caS7. but expressly io
is traae mad have superior accommodations for pas.
nngers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, wei
Qualified Tor the trnde. mad who viii spare eNeuon
accommodates
They will be towed +" aud down the river by s'aum,
aud may be relied sail promptly Us advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos.
will find il their interest ship 10y this line
ssit is the only regular line, and freight will always be
taken low by any other vessels and every effort
will he made by the agents IN Richmond and Boston to
9ivrsatis. action.
We respectfully ask and horc t. so"ceed in oh
'ajning full share OF patronage
The vessci-w will lie in Richm, 4 al Rockets
l}nston at RDweS Wharf.
DAVID CURRlE Richmond, g..
ALLEN X NELrGH, Boston. Hs "
Hue o-dts No 1913 State Street
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MEDICINES.
DOVES RHEUMATIC LuNIMENr
ASSURE REMEDY FOR RHEU MATISM.
No MATER IN RH LaSG sTAspINo
warranted in every Case.

Warranted in every Case.
For saleby SrRoTHERS WHITEHEAD, Lynchbbrg Va
TNHE following certificates are iron, some If ,b
/ most respectable and worthy citizens of Rirhmond
its vicinity we'll uut'S of the State They are
well known and would put tneir 10 anyfb.pa
unworthy of il. We have also the Liberty OF reierrjnO
tn n gre I many other. male aud female who are n %
willing To sign certificate hut will give verbally Tho
strongest testimony IL II. nyr Many after u.ine thu
other popular iniui the day. Try ths. and iny,
rilbly say they nil nj q g I all the lirments
EYER nilr nad vi hht easur' ia commencing
II IL Athlete with z unIstIs'..
We lAse fnpt al .,l,i = fna'y RS mas. solely
in l., 81, a. RitlmpDd. Wthutt iy-,ti-ia .until ~
Gently .poprht5ty hls increased win il. lisa, ard
We are nov ,rildrg il yrvets Sta i,th,. L la,
and we .arau,cea cry ct-e. rrquif. -,
ray. i''N + y " Hn'an'"t u.
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lust AKassVED--At the Family Grocery;
y Nv, Roe, and Clipped ilerrings Mackere and
Shad Beef tongues Dtied Beet, and many other art''
cles usually kept in Family Grocery.
J. il. sol ONION.
n. IA few boxes Ladies fine Shoes at cost.
MAILS j. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

FOR RENT On accommodating terms
EIn; the large NEW BRICK FACTORY, recently
es.L erected by Mr. Peter l.. Dudley. on Church ST.,
Friends Wa rehouse with portion of the fixtures
--ail nearly new. On Of location and con-
Of arrangement il is Justly regarded OF the
saa-i desirable in Lvnchburg. For terms sprly to
F FIJI IS GHAi raesToN. Trustees.
spl3-dts
lME LIME i-3OO harrels of Line en q !
Lind for sale at FRANKLIN d BRO.
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n OTICE.-1he subscriber, having purchased OF
y JOAN A. Franklin his interest in the concern o'
Franklin Brother Il Co, will continue the business III
tia same house. door to Liberty Warehous under
the firm and style OF Franklin Brother They return
their thinks their friends and the public generally
Tor the liberal patronage extended TO them ci the short
time they hive bee in the Grocery ard Commission
business, aud mos respectfully solicit continuance Of
the pron ising their best excrnns 10 give
81 isf,ction TO all who may do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
ian 2-dts EDWARD FRANKLIN. JR.
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county # Pit-y iNa,ia.
rAyvuLs D. !. ISL.
Mcs,rs Dow 4 Co D ar Sir: ! take pIea,nl. !,
stating that so ne time last year l. nght hottie of
Doves Rheumatic Iiniment to of my scr.
wants affected with Rieumat and applied it but once
| think, certainly not more than twice. He improved
so much without being ettitely relieved from lis min
however, as to attend to his usual duties, which for
some days he had been detained from; when heard or
the suffering. of lady, for whose relief her husband
informed me he Ind tried ya,iou pre-" aration. without
succ es i'an edatcy handed hin the bottle with the
request that be would give ii fir trial. shor time
thereafter erafed To Learn from him, that having
use the Iinmpn according the directions acct,npa
nying it, hi. uif. r being bed iidpn suffering and
helpless companion, I'd brton, entirely relieved and
restored to her appropriate duties.
Very truly yanr friend
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VIRGINIA ZINE Of Richmond 90,

These s.els are OF TN h,sl rnse built in the city o
Baltimore expressly Tor this Trade aud have superior ac-
rummodatiuus for passengers. They are commanded
y experienced Cpiduins. we'll qualified for the trade
md VIM i'll spare eNrrtion IL accommodate They
Will be towcd up prd down the b, md may
IL relied 90 to sail prom tiy as adv"rti2ed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will fud it their interest ship 10y this Re,
freight will always be taken low as by any otLe
line of Packets, aud every effort will be made by
agents in Richmond anu New York Ia give satisfaction
Freight l. cents per Whole, und - cent per 4 } =
iubacco being about 50 per cent. ess thnp chnrs'
tr Steaners. Insurance can be effected in the III
mo.d Fire Association b, this line U, 80 per cent.
We respectfully a-k mud hope q4ceerd il obtain
znG full siair at patronage
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York VIII he fot
~nrled free Of commission to New Orleans Mobile
bhnrlezton, Snvununh any other Southern NORTH
crn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond ri Rockets
Ia New York nj Berth No l. Caacc House Slip foot oil
Wall STREET DAVID CURRl Richmond, } ?,
C. II. PlERSON. Ny. 3
Ne. q l .Sou'h Street. J :
Anr IL
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W VI RISON.

We the following cert iicne from lady # ISL,
OF Wight county, w., rnt have liberty refer tn
many of the citizens OF Richmond aud county al
II nrico, vtn Lave been entirely restored by its u.s.
Dea Sirs: - Some time in 1916 taken with
Rheumatism, and confined Ia my bed to- eje.
monhs and could walk lear the least weight up
ON my feet was sttended by an eminent physician
and found little or no relief, A friend ,rocured M.
bottle of your excel Linmen, which used accord
Jug the directions, and found great rref in few
dag. and in few weeks | was WE'LL and have not had
an attack 81 aud think bettel than any remedy
in existence. for Rheumati.m.
Yours respectfully,
MARTHA SHELLEY
Isle of Wight county, Va, Aug l., lS49.
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G FOR RENT-A smal Il, use near M.
ELL W Hrren GbnrawuN. with ahout acres
cIosed, and good suing within thirty yards Of the
douf. Possession given Immediately. App, u
mur2G-dts JOHN HOILINS.
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,ro JoURNEYMEN TIMERS


good wages md constant employment wlIl be given b.
early application 10 the subscriber.
may ~ G. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

ICE CREAM SAIOON.-MR. XErELL
j nfnrms The Ladies and Gentlemen of lynchbulg,
that his ICE CREAM SALOON is oren, and Will
be constantly supplied with the cest Ice Cream during
the whole lie will also furnish for parties at
the shortest notice. The patronage of his friends aud
the pubic is earnestly invited. al0-ds
Fresh Pin'.APples strawberry and all kinds offnits
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-05
CLEARFIELD. WEDNESDAY, DEC 5. 1855:

hold Il subtle and implacable poison. They
arrested the guilty Venetian, and for while
it WAS thought Justice would have had its
course. But in Italy if culprit is connected
with the nobility or the clergy, in the person
Of any OF the highest digntaries, or if he pos
sesses a fortune and the crime is not Of q po-
iiticai character, ii appears that he is beyond
the reach Of the executoner. He was releas-
ed after having denied everything, and the ri
val songstress who had conceived and inspired
the crimes never for moment disturbed.'' .
1t would be interesting to Us to know the
fate Of the poor girl, which the relator seems
TO think Of little moment. In recent treatises
on poison too--for instance in Taylor's, a
standard authority-it is held impossible to
convey poison in boquet, unless the inhala-
tion be very long, though stnpor may be
created.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-05
Influence of a Newspaper.

| A school teacher, who has been engaged .
| long time in his profession, and witnessed the
influence OF good newspaper upon the nints
the ogdersburg Sentinel, as follows:
have found it to be universal fact without
exception, that those scholars, of both sexes.
and of all ages who have had access TO newspa-
pers at home, when compared to those who
have not, are: l. Better readers; exceilins in
pronunciation and emphasis, and consequent
" read more understandingly.
.. They are better spoilers, and define words
with ease and accuracy.
3. They obtain practical knowledge of GO
ography and in almost half the time itrequires
others, the newspaper has made them famil-
lar With the location OF the important places. ma
tions their governments and doings on the globe
4. They are better grammarians, for having
become familiar with every variety OF style
in the newspaper, from the common place ad.
vertisement to the finished and classical ora
ton of the statesman, they more readily COM
prehcnd the meaning of the text, and conss-
queatly analyze its construction with accuracy.
3. They write better composition, using bet
ter language, containing more clearly and
connec'clly expressed ideas.
G. Those young men who have for yesrs
been readers of the newspapers, are always ia
king the lead in the debating society, exhibit
ing more extensive knowledge upon greater
variety OF subjects, and expressing thsi.
views with greater fuency, and clesrness In
theruse of language.