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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
bishop Doaac's Address.


Bishop Doaae's Address.
J NJ SENIOR, my Children, all my FJends
We have been nation, this day, eighty years
How signally has God blessed the issues Of this day
+ What an increase of territory What development
! Of resources The States multiplied The popua-
/ ton augmented Such powerl Such GRANDEUR
But these temporal aud secular blessings only,
and they always dangerous. 1t Is written IN Holy
! Scripture that lehuran waxed Fat aud kicked 1t
/ is with nations as with men, they are eatel with
prosperity They forge, their dependence They forget
| their responsibility. They forget their duty. II has
/ been with u.s. and need 10 be recalled 10 the
simple days oflf76 TO It's struggles, to its priyatons
to Its sacrifices to teach humility and piety and
charity. May He teach US mercfully aud not permit
! prosperity To be our ruin
saw to-day what have not seen before; the Con-
! stitution printed nj length In the newspaper
/ with the Declaration of Independence. This last Is
an immortal document With faults nnqnestionable
nppertains To every work of man. ii is the noblest
Of all papers that not inspired But it took
than that Declaration than the spirit which
conceived it, more than the eloquencc which asserted
it, more thnn the valour which sustained IL, to
summate and crown the issue for which il was re-
solved on. You know how, when the wonders of the
war had been achieved aud peace established, the
nation trembled the brink of ruin. lou know how
utterly unequal the articles of the Confederation were
TO preserve and enorgise that Union of the States
without which the Declaration had better never been
The day which eOmpleted the constitution second
oh'y !" Tue Jay "hi'h asserted inc NATIONAL inde-
Penuch'e' nney are Twin uoeumen'si ,heY cannot be
Separated me one Is thc complement oil the other
ney must s,aha OF ian 'ose'nor' Just SO lar rs we
nave "ohefea 10 me CONSTITUTIONS ana carried 1t out
we have been united and powerful and the troubles
which have been alluded " today rs threatening the
national existence all spring from its disregard do
not speak now merely of the letter of the Gonstltu
tioni but OF its gracious generous spirit spirit Of
mutual forbeerancei spirit OF mutual concession ;
n spirit of mutual self-sacrifco a spirit of courtesy
and generosity, and charity. Are not one nation
Ate we not one household Are we not brothers all
and sisters2 What have we to do with hard words
with hard feelings, with hard thoughts2 regard it
nngury of good, that the Declaration and the
Constitution have been forth together on the same
page 1t seems To me pregnant aith the happest
issues. What have we to do with questions OF reo-
graphy7 What have we TO do with domestic insti-
buttons? What have we to do with private inter
at tlp nj on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

"A aserinlDcd W rcath--Wbat lady or gentleman would
labor anltr the curse of sagreoahe brea when using
poNDESS DENTAL FLUID it will not ouly Ter IT,.
sweet but make the teeth white alabaster Prevent
ace mud preserve them decay Recommended y den.
t.sis and pAy sirians very where
Beautiful Complexion may be atia cd by
meNes pimpcs, tan frtcGes renders heauti
m mpariing rich roseale hue l. the greatest
known being all injurious matter Price so
cents For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
may aud Druggists cvcry,yLarn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

fhkshEr IN SouTH CARoLlNA.--Congaree river, Mt
columbia > e., rose ten feet on Tuesday and still
inrher rise is expected account of heavy rains in
.ne country The Greenvle railroad is impassible as
Is usually the case in reshet and much damage is
apprehended
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

METHODIST floaE Missions The deficiency in the
missionary contributions for Methodist Home Missions
Tor the year closing in May, 1866, is stated by the
Nashville Christian Advocate at 500 600 That it may
he met the appropriations for the ensuing year are
considerably reduced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

SENSIBLE EMrERoR.-The Emperor of China in
stead of paying the doctor we do when we are nm.
well, the Instant he is taken i'll stops the paw of his
physicians, and does not i; until he is oiute
well again
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

PHOTOGRAPHY UNDER WATER.--An English
man by the name of Thompson, recently took u
very good Photography of the rock and weeds
at the bottom Of Weymouth Bay in England
lie placed his camern obscura in box with n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
Very respectfully, your friend, &c.
"WM. Il. ALLEGRO.


Fortunately the generous spirit Of II free poo
pie enables the Wing TO survive this mereiful
dspensaton of "Gizzard, foot" In fact the Wing
IL able TO publish these statements. or anything
esc tho poor old Commonwealth may, need free
gratis and tor nothing, and will do whenever
they are of public interest Richmond Uhig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

THE paid check and snuken former female beauty
oiten excite the regrets and mmseration Of friends
of the prue pal causes is ulares o the unhca
thy induced by weakened and detitaed
the blood want of vital energy DR. L. B. Wrghs Serof
nlous Auaoe has cured thousands OF such
which Frustrated for months helpless children and
whom their pd sias had utterly incurable
some of the respectable In city be found
attached to voluntary Testimonials o is wonderful cocacy in
female complaints lhct and inNi-oracs The blood
throw off all those i huMos that nhstuct crcla-
ton Undue regular ats Of the system, aud gives lite
the wasted imports the glow health cheek
youthful elasticity - the limbs Remember impotont
harm and powerful to do good Gigeatr al See advertise
Imo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
story Of "a gaiGhsyaylnan.

Not many years ago, an lrshman, whose f.
nances did not keep pace With the demands made
on his packets. aud whose scorn of honest labor
was ilnminently unfavorable to their being legiti-
mately filled, borrowed an old pistol day when
poverty had driven him to extreinty, and took
to the highway which was most convenient where
he was likely to find a heavy purse.
A jolly old farmer came jogg ing along. and the
Irshman put him down instantly asa party who
possessed those requisites which he much
stood in need of himself Presenting his pistol he
commanded the farmer to stand and deliver
The poor fellow forked over some fifty dollars
but finding Pat somewhat a GIeenlsorn begged II
five dollars TO take him home, II distance of about
half mile The request complied with. &C.
companed with the most patronizng air. Old a.
ores and Roods was n knowing one Eyeipg the
pistol, he asked Pat if he would sell it.
as it TO sell the pistol Sowl' and it's that
same thing III be alther don. What 'ud You be
af,her givin' for itl'
"l'll give you the five dollar bill for it,
Done; an dones enough between gentle
men. Down with the dust, and here's the tool for
You"
The bargain made by immediate transfer.
The moment the farmer got the weapon he or
derei Pat to shell out, and pointing tho pistol,
threatened to blow his brains out if he refused.
Pat looked at him with Il comical leer and but
tonng his breeches pockets. sung out.
blow away, ouid boy; dIyil take the bit of
powders init"
We believe the old man never told the last part
OF the Story but once, and that by the purost
accident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

EMIGRATION TO TIE T. S--Thc London Post Of
June 18th observes 1T is a remarkable feature in
rhc history Of emigration that has taken place of late
years from the Emitted Kingdom that by far the grea-
portion Of our conntrymen have given the prefer
racc. not IA onr own colonies, but to the United
state.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
rhe Nes York Tribune on Virginia.

The View York Tribune, noticing The approaching
return to this country Of Mr. Crawford, the great
sculptor has one Of its characteristic articles, from
which we make some eyiracts, that our readers may
zee Of what achievements in mendaeiir and malice
that leleetable sheet IS capable;
The statues heh ho has "a hand whshh viii bring with
hin OF which vii follow him the
4 nsfloBaI ni.rtst aud doubt VIII than
answer The hTh expectations with which their arrivals
awaited " only sorry that sfand and imposing
work equestrian statue Of Washington, with is
81 eminent 81 Virginia n tho days
when she produced great men and not hrHEFarfs hucs and
naeiy that his aFer shen1 be thrown
AZ nv upon dIapidaioi, lis provincial town Ike
Richmond Il should stand where the Whole country could
ns a. and not be hidden eqaenied only by
,.rcs srnfssfs The shabbinesa Of It's setting
tho 1T the itse and perhaps
fldcHlc upon a. There Is another
hope friends of Mr. Crawford will urge upon
him settled before his work passcs
htli and hat the probabilities Of bis getting his
uay The price. believe Is two hundred thousand
,oafs ID think that the State of virginia "
nanelAliy good for amount 30 conslderable.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

Davis, Pain KilIcr.-BRooKLIS, Conn. June Is. 1854
FRIEND DAVIS Although stranger 10 you take the
liberty addressing few lines for the purpose Of say
ing words in of your Invaluable medicine. have
used your Pain Killer for number of years for bowel
plant and burns and in fact for pains OF all kinds think 1t
pre- eminent have had several attacks Of dysencIy,
violent attacked at three o'clock in the morning.
rise able got off nv bed went and
n twenty bottle your Pain Killer, which l
eneed taking according directions and AT o'clock in the
evening bowels regular, and was and moving
about although somewhat weak would recommend all sim
ray afflicted to avail themselves invaluable medicine
ELMEk WILLIAMS.
Sold by Druggists, Groeers aud Medcin Dealers every
where liune &c DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

IN, Caroline county Va March ls54hessrs Bennett 81
Beers Richmond entlenen ~ Carriers Spanish Mix
has performed remarkable in the of
afflicted with Scrofula in the very form SO bad
had he that his entirely closed and had been
foi than year As last resort everything else
had failed it resolved TO the mixture We administer
Ell according to directions. and wonderful to perfect
has bcen effected. satisfied that medicine equals
Carriers spanish Mixture purifier of the bloud. 1t is
creating quite excitement here and sells very rapidly Send
another lot by Rail road. Yours truly
june 2ldlulol r s. BROApDUS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

o.,yem,,rd Testimony from @ Barter Col
Ifr ~ fLs Port Of ORdessJarg. Aen forkO6DfNsbuho
December l. Htiemenl had been much 'niieieh ior
~ greatest part ending at l1s midsummer, win
nrnllr arrangement the bowels, connected WIN oec
tana attacks OF Dyspepsia During the last summer aec
ntallv took Up paper containing testimonials Respecting
xour OK YGENArK BfrTFRs In instance where ieie
had followed their u.s. fonnd ms symptoms and e9dl
ion "a accurately III ribbed that determined TO Try them
accordingly aud have used several Dotes ana a
~ renovated strength sud heah satisfactory eydeneei' N
my e.4sa they accomplished all that lc4ud "rh
- j C. BARTER.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS IN the Wrapper .
SETH ". FOWLE & CO. l33 Washington Strset' Dos
ION. proprininTs Sold hy their agents ekHfA who're.
For sale BY J. II THOMPSON 4 Co aaiJ J. SHY
N IL : Ia ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

oil Darr.oea, CtJo-a ~. H. l-i q fstt E.
by j. H. Thonps TO- has given entire AAaitcLyh 10 ~
who have fortunate rs 10 as ihis E,N L
composed of harsh dsasfeeaba and satusiH it se
enis PLEASANTLY combined that the smallest td MI
take is soothing and tonic TO tue st"a'c go he#
when taken directed never fails to ai u iei -
hort time. Every family should have bott.e wlin res II
this tho year when bowel coniiants are 50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

bSEDFOssD tI4GJs SPgsgyE4.-sgte.. ii,
maied sprlnes are situated Il miles Of / y cLnr
Iii VI w oses Depot; whore regular con
of June sfeS e'""'' "PV' Tue 2oin
neiw we append the opinion Of the fn1,inc rr,.,;s;
9slV1ns Al the suggestion of the Polrietor If liz, III
tou Ann, erngS we have hesitation in sqvi, ,ha, W.
wv o reason fln tip Analys from experience ond VII,
eNe see ana heard why the Bedford Alum, NOR slnfa
ot % equally valuable in the Of certain dis osas [
the State ~ "'''"H Alum wafer in
- W" VI, Sepoe NJ d, ms. Z. Stepoe. NJ D. 7 e.lors N
no r. rage NJ ID, u G.. stepiGe NJ D. / Mnr,o'1 -
n ~ n'shaTi a. sale NJ ID Jno W, sale NJ ID ia r.
~ yic,fa NJ D. Henry Latham ~ ID YIN 8 sforrs ~
d Jhn II Iatteson, NJ d p H. 1,ilmer NJ n " MOTIFS NJ
N'i32n NJ d d. f. BAGS, VI D. No. i"o"@s a
~ The Water and Mass are kept by Jrs !,
y 3mpSol & 20. l.ynchhurg Va; Laldev Rhin sa
iiune II c4ias l2nos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE use rrauessed sfnte that n pstsunder-
t,pane has got Into circulation about the NoRyEIL HOUSE
IN rao % price Board by the year he price s2o
per year Instead VI $3.50, as reported
II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

Ek "A
best authors and the latest comprising full
ment 81 Novels Romanecs, Tales &c by Dickens Dumas
eyuid7 ID lsrals Chas Lever, Lever Bennett,
ifn Lee Aenz Bulwcr Arthur Mrs Grey Mrs southworti
j. d Jones, Author Of Hearts Fac, &c
Also, large variety of popular Books bv other
is new and desirable.
Catalogues furnished without charge
call At. S " MARES
july ll.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

TIE CAxyAss.--The Hon. A. II. H. Stuart win ad-
dssss he people Of Orange the sh Monday in Ju-
~ -.
The Hoa Thomas 8 Flournoy win address the peo-
pie ofAbipgdon on Monday august 4th--Tuesday
Sd It Lebanon-Th 18th, at Wise Court H.
naGsrdAy 9th, at Jonesvle-Monday, llth,at Rye
Cove. scott--Thursday, 18th, at Estillville
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

a. dispose t pri. sale of the Frurs the Toba
Factory recently carried by io Deprest Campbelo
H. They consist Of all the necessary fixtures for well
pleted establishment comprising ten and presses
in good order and nearly wing been one
season. They will be disposed Of liberal term5.
and The bnildng is also for SALE opportunity is pre-
seaod for any person wishing engage the put
ting ~ tobacco. JOHN j.. ALEXANDER,
aPl l9-d&cts Campbell Ct. Ha.
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS
BY BRYAN AKERS, Auet,r


on Tuesday the Pend July lss6 store ~ 1iea,
man large Stock of Ready Made Clothing Cloths Nv
Vestings, Shirts. Collars Drawers Gloves SOCK,
res Handkerchcfs and every thing usually fouus ~ NJ
chant Taar's Store Also show Cases Look inc i als
Counters and Stove. Terms cash delivery asses
JACOB NEWAl4e
Iufy 10 f22irlv BRYAN AKrps
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a
AD Boarding House lately occupied by Pauet is for
rent 1t contains is with kitchen Smoke House &c
and improvements of the style which will remove all
bad odors
This located Main Street tho Store Of Pill
lip w Payne Esq, aud the Exchange Bank very best
location in the city Tor Boarding House The Mt very low
Also Offices in the building rooms each Pos.
session given immediately Apply TO A. n Montgomery Esq
July 3-d& r G. MoRRtSS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

Asss-, y. MATTHfAs a Co, SuccessOra
NJ r. 10 u Il Heing, take pef in saying ft~,,
fk the ladies of this city and surrounding fg
try, that they have just received frcn New
York, aud opening lot six Crane liar
and straw BoNNEfS with large lot of FLATS different
kinds also tine lot of RIBBON which they will sell CHEAP
Ladies please give a call before purchase viii
endeavor tb suit you both in quality and price
nnas. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

9HNo THE PU BLHC.-I am induced for about
ie ns' ln' 10 make II public that yet engaged
curing cancers My friends here and in places have per
suaed me 70 this courses and for the sake persons who
are troubled with This distressing complaint now make
known that they call on me in Norfolk City at No 70 Norh
Cumberland ST. will warrant every instance lex
cept IN eases which arc so far treatment
II were necessary could multiply eifcaes on certifae
ou aeenng snch course useless merely persons
ote and nigh standing in this city, whom cordially
invite all VINO are skeptca on the subject address before
oing DO me WIN fere state that will undertake any
Ladies Breasts as am Surgeon.
r WIN BRnSSIE, r. A. NJ
. respectfully refer to the undersigned w J Hardy e.
BROS Merchanis Nathaniel Currier City Inspector; " G
,lges Cooper; Whiehurs Co. Brokers Jno Anderson,
Merchant Tailor Lady of Rev Mr. Bernard NJ T. Church II
Nf2"e' Ast Philadelphia steamers; Allyn Of the firm
Vi Alyn Kos Capps; Capt VIM Freeman.
july l0d2taw &cw}mos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

kbNE SOAFSA AND C0E0GSES.-yt'c would
among which ~
Lnbins Nerben5 Magnolia Scars
Cleayers Honey & Musk a"
Old Brown Windsor Soar
Palm Soap.
iranspsre nt Balls.
Also qnet Cologne 1ubns Genuine Extracts, Lavender
na'sr srna Cologne all of which, during weather
VIII DE found acceptable For sale BY
jury i'ts j. II THOMPSON a. co.
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$2O.OOO ,wTonnTH"PF nRx &c Goo ,o,,

r. ~ 90 2,r Al oosI, AND LESS fuh oAsh
Simple Dry Goods offers his friends and the public his
tire Stock comprising nearly every article kept the Dry
haeds line together with Carpetings, of which
handsome consisting of two ply, three ply Brussels &c
are proportion of the above stock purchased This Spring
and IN il can be fou d as desirable Goods city
AL who in want Of good aud desirable Goods Cost for
Csh aic respectfully invited call and examine for them
selves PHILIP w PAYNE
inHe lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

pain AEAF FANs.--Anoshsr lot of ss,,,
Leaf Faus, just to hand T. 4 Si,r!I ~ W. ~ VI
Rep. eons. - = 'N-iit' = ".
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. "
Monday in June. HACK will run from Liberty to the
PEAKS OF Otter The building has been enlarged with
Der OF neat and well furnished rooms The subscriber will
deaver to render the sol onrn OF yisers pleasant
may % toctl y. HORSELY.
l'ighnond Wing and Enquirer and Petersburg Expres,
and Iuteiigenctr copy,
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TELEGRApHED TO THE CRESCENT
-FOUR DAVIS LATER FRaaM EUROPE
ARRIV44L OF THE NORTH AMERICA
AT, QUEBEC.
BIZ THE sourHERs LINE.


New York, August 24.-The Liverpool and Cana
dian screw steamship North America, from Liverpool
on the afternoon of the 18TH has arrived at Quebec.
Her advices are four days later than those by the
Africa.
The Cunard steamer Niagara, from Boston, arrived
out at Liverpool on the 18th.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, August ID otton.-The Niagaras
advices had no effect upon the MARKET which is un
changed since our last advices. The sales of two
days (Monday and tuesday, amounted to $4,000
bales Of which exporters took $1,000 and spectators
1000 bales. The market closed at our last quota
tons, with moderate demand
Breadstutfs.
For higher grades the market is firm. Wheat
better grades are sitter quotaby higher;
circulars quote 3D. advance for higher grades.
Flour-the market is firm, with an advance on good
brands of Cd. to Is Corn is firmly elbow and Mixed
are Cd. higher. ~
Lard is unchanged, with limited business doingat
previous rates.
Consols for money are quoted at IS to 95{.
The political news is unmportant.
Additional by the North American.
New YORK, August Is, 1s56.-We have the follow
ing quotations by the North American:
Western Canal Flour, 25s to 2Ss Southern, 3ls to
32s; Ohio, 32s Cd to 33s Cd. -..
Red Wheat, 9s sd to 9s Cd White, 9s Cd to los Cd.
Yellow Corn, sos; White, Sis Cd to 32s; Provi-
sions are unchanged.
Later from Kansas. "
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Adyices from Kansas state
that the excitement in Jackson, Clay and Lafayette
counties, Missouri, is intense. Three thousand men
are expected to take the field in a few days.
The dragons had prevented an attack on Le-
compton. >E.
Shannon had gone to Lawrence
ST. LOUIS, August 24-We have reliable intelli-
gence from Kansas to the Goth. Lecompton had not
yet been attacked by Lane though movement on
his part was hourly expected
| The Freesoilels have made Notifications near lie
compton, to serve in case of repuse
| -Four hundred volunteers have gone to Kansas from
jackson county, and large forces are being raised in
! other counties.
Robinson and Brown are still in custody. General
Smith has ordered all disposabe forces to prepare
| for service.
A call is published here signed by large number
of our most influential citizens for meeting on Mon
day night to consider Kansas affairs.
| .- Congressional.
WASHINGTON, August Observation-Disclosures gave
notice of his intention to introduce bill to abrogae
the laws Of the Kansas Legislature.
Both houses adjourned out of respect to the
memory of Meacham, late member from Vermont.
New York Cotton Market.
| New YORK, August 25.-The Cotton Market is
frm with sales to-day of 400 bales.
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yls(u Orleans Iailg Crssfellt.
sAaEs d. NIXON. WlLI l1' s B. ADAMS
BY NIX GlS u AID ANS A5
s,Rs.sron d. no. 10 cAmp spnEEr.

gSSss8 TERMS:
e W be regularly served to subscribers In the
city 1T an early hor every morning excepted for
Slo gear, advance; half yearly and Quarterly Of ths
Fasae rates, 70 cents aweek passbeto the carriers
Advertisements, Insertion, in al cases
$l ;for every subsequent insertion, 80 ssats.
advertisements the second page axe VI tos efe5
insertion. f8st 58# s M HIS III 8S ~
published at Intervals viii % charged 81 per
square for every Insertion s33 $&z
Advertisements ot VIM he published oae month, g
longer ana charged accordingly or sub
scripon viii he stopped until III are paid at ne
option of the pgopretols II
a TtTasnl viii bs made to regular advertisers
IrEzEa DAIRY CRESCENT
Haa which desirable medium for advers
Users FsaIFr PAgER il cirsnlates largely reaching
many homes III early hour and being read
Of business hours articles
for family use may be advantageously published in its
columns. I'M # III 3S
Tg1E WE E Tx LIZ g EsFI see II
uhhed every Monday morning at IS year invariably IN
advance Having extensive throughout Lou
Ssana mississippi. Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and other
states presents mode to advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.