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Balm of .Firza

sssuding in Wilmington. and well known in this
community !, sis. :, &
g = have used the Balm OF Trza with signal
success in my own family. IN cases Of Neuralgia,
Rheumatisn, and the removal or ailaying Of In
hsmstions Of every kind, One case Of Gout was
efisctually cured By It. Also Corns, Rising
Breests, restorations Of Hair from Badness and
things Of that kind. consider it a valuable
remedy in sudh cases. and would be glad TO see IL
thoropghly tested In your country.
Wilmingtoa March 18th, 1887
Price 50 cents per bottle, caeh. For sale by
I DAN'Is A. HORN. s
May 18th. 1851. satf
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$; sMyERs HOT;
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THE. AUTOS SSEE CHIEF
e "A TALEeF BORDER LIFE,
BY
J. wITHERsPooNs ERWIN.
{ ..IsHvERs HOT;
-(tt4) =

It proposed by Messrs. GILBERT 4 DARR,
proprietors of the Simters sWdtchmaa, to publish
in aperaanent form, that most interesting South-
EN- Tale, entitled Fs g.x
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4 S
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s. s. IS WITNESSES;
OR,
The .Forger Convicted.

'.AAS ~ 6 "a -, - SAeS A><'S's>DDNss
g JOHN s. DYE Is THE AUTHOR,
O Who has had 10 years experience. as o Ban
- ker and Publisher, and Author of
- A series of lectures at tie Broad,cay Tabernacle
when, for 10 successive nights, oyer &
EB $4,000 People "a
e Greeted him with rounds of Applause,
- while he exhibited the manner in which
- Counterfets execute their frauds and
= hesurest and shortest means Of
detecting them l.
The Bank Note Rngravers all say that he ID
- The greatea Judge of Paper Aoneg living.
. aREATEsT DISCOVERY of
. VI the Present Century for
q Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes,
- Describing every Genuine Bill in existence,
~ and exhibiting at glance every Coun.
terfeit in Circulationl
as Arranged so admirably, that REFEREN GE Is
EASY and DETEe TToN INSTANTA- G
Q sEEoUS. g 8 ,ss I, Z, g
,tH No Index to examined No pagesto
hunt npi But SO simpliied and arranged.
g that tthe Merchant, Bankerand Bnsiness
O Man can see al at q Glance. 55
cS Englidb FFalet aud German.
- Thus Each may read The same IN his
- own Native Tongue.
- Most Effsst Ilaak Jicte lt,iIst Published
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Notice.

Notice.
T SARAH J. PERVIS, wife Of William Pervis
i, Shoe Maker, of Chesterfield District, will
from and after one mouth from the publication OF
this notice, become feme sole trader.
i- SARAH ]. PERVIS.
April 10Th, 1857. S0-5t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13
N...O.A!!I...BK..I. 8. 4! ]. !. l.es
CITY I5I SIN BSS.
AMERICAN NiMANuFAOTuBHs
BUFG9.kS62s Book fkRElaR9A6s8s0I5 =

|#..sass WI itine Fluid. ..s=5.,5if...e
INCE this superior fluid has been before ts puSS
y now nearly to SsSfO 4 has been een6t8htly Eklng d
mold Fluid. ~ D tltzif y. 5fissSsl
DuTinE te past thousand quart and pint hoO.
Ie5 together with smaller ave Been sold
20 banker and merchants IN Cincinnati, LouSvie, PfHsa
tuhh!o SleysiAnd, Detrns EeTpe Maute,
g. Louis, Jackson, EhteheS
ana SsU orleans. II has ao adopted the State No.
of 2ntueky tennessee and NIsss5SiII EithSs
AIKEN three rs ciess Dionas Mechanics InsIs1tes
ana LbnisTe and foRr Diplomas and Prts5 No
and Illinois. a 80 - = 1A.+ss=7
The following merchants. banke-s &cln 7ElselinV Iar
9rrs Book Keepers Writing Fluid: 80
NoFhEestern Bank Of Virginia; Merchanta MechaneSR
4nE Of Hheeing; Bank Of Whselng Crescent MGuufSct-
ring Company; Couaty Clerk OF County; RatIona nee
Eeph Ohee; baltimore and oto RaElroad Oaioe NeInFo
SSiS99aSei Cos Russell q MeAfae; Gerdph,
Matthe&s Cos 7. SWcepey Son; Dcane C6TSnI OH
noyd Boyd OFT; Oliver FryoT1 JAS IL Stout CS
din, GilberSun Co.; Press - =,
For sale 9t manufacturers prices By
-0Cd0 j IA E9TTRFRGOl5 6fifs
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I14l1 Ian, Or MN aIxAl1l.llss.

M as WIS Siss t. Sser sg'.
Subscribers order tie dlscontlnuaAIe OF their erl-
t,il,r. ~, pG.U.
III hskS y! Es'0ss 70 TAKE 1slt t'sEotl-
s,g5rts iI ;;ey have sctLe,I tle D tliei
.,,--ilauy-
'up,rribrrs remove ~ other places without informs.
uU"sIe'S, tII tr Iapgrs Ssnt to the IOrlvr
,,.yp, tl,,g !. he'd rrepGlIslulS.
Courts lecICI that refusing take periodic
TetOIllS teitN4lE UiGalie,.
-: pTtnrG idcot evidence Of Iateilt0IiHt fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

New Stock! 30
S1 he sS"S S,I 8 Isska SILVER Ware.
!. Al BROWNS, 1I8 MAIN ST! ~
VIE su'sertber Ills frohl US Eastern
Ing aths has ysE osFsd 2 s9oS y his
apa B @ s5s
8 p BROWN q rs lialp street.
-2S-ssst'' s''S' - tsf IS ~.
,,,a,, Y KORllyG EIYRlcEs.
~ Orange; Ss;.n,,,v
1ias9s; as;,s..,
: esel! !-z--Z BRIDGE coRSER DRUG sT0KE.
I Direct BnlPoEInIIos. z-l-5fj
INV have ts dag received from the anuiaetoF
bsy Linen. ES y Bs5 si, % GaF Fa Eau o[Iagp s4 q Ir
neIS we're made especially sales, aud are
sassl ~ pure Liist We would Invite puI
as .'S l.sS prices tan can bs The
lsa=444s--l- lIEIskELl. &SMEARINGEN4
s5 0t 8 g, Sgy LAYS 4sEAsss aLe lot Ssla
| 80 ---==. MaGkst squHre
ilpls and Just Uns gross received aid Tor
este y ltEf22l =. 4. LOGAN& 4 co.
EL0l =, In 20 cent sacks, just received
ascls IN ls....sl 20 j seIa EDWARDS & BRO.
guA. A cox SPsFkllnE GeiRtne, for jeilies, Blaze
..e9l6 LlualiIINs nrsnPaD.
;yA..Sos' v.'l 40 @ts ege
AiAAls aRd md Bed fSnsa approved nOderu patterns.
4ll29 7. II. LOGAN 8 co.
n shS Push g pa ltO1 40 y, snls by 80
G9szz. - ~. l4Ahkkt = i8oH.
shs44fILX, r. OUR 49, 81
III tHA..S HAestt Family Flear.oE
- 49, Ilsllti0Bgll 4 uADDEN.
w. r CHEESE
~ flioSUES7 ft;lSEi = 8 IA ax4DEt, b
2-.a.g ~ - S3 Mann 81
gsl received lsrEe agsertpspt oi a0Il otter aStS
.sgsl g. D: a1RPsR kssDS.
w hits Beaver Hats.
IL IL OPealn = lev styls and
: agesl zs...z. .l... s. D. HAKPER & SON.
lSJ 'Lsy4f - Uts4-i p -
w Gl9NgR REED, 81
TIsi0THR sEED, 50 ~ ~
~ Bl44RR b..
y. o. cO1I1NE ~ y isiss
lsE29 q 2..I 40 slsa, llagkst A2pqre.
Powder Powder! "a ~
IN R1lR haa = good supplys
plaslI, 55sG pl fssk add c5ti "a I vi Ii .Ise i
is qaattlta eT low " me
kalitoad qtsfs AtIng l64Fe aantsties
ts@i IA rs palt ma fTesa SFe6ad Fe5peF,
I 49, ~ ~ AtSpt1s do sy35
r -, " ~ PaEet d. DO GingsEss,
L. 1gt ~ tslidaisenS fF=sh tFot1l s5isss5 =
f ~ 9S eEeAll g DE
NlSrsllel bI
setEl5 e & = A1sk. Iuaii III. -
lt6fosSG q oYefa ~ oISSS Vef6l g7775t
II 4Alstl9 sgs IL fel ~
= Es9S1s "a Alli4 e6EnaF ~ LlllsEt.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13
IL CORRESPONDENTS

LEgs concerrne suBscrptiol tcvrrIismg or other d.
UI lnteiiigGncer, should addTesse
"a: :ITpprcrVrs.
.:s concerning thu editorial department. te paper
al te addresse'i the Ei"rs, Jointly either
j.
cloaayn,s writing for publication, VIII please write
a., S.dr vi t,e paper.
.ls.Tvauct VI the rules will greatly obge us,
prompt attention TO correspondents thar.
r.! might Otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

Ginotnnati, Wilmtnstona aszanes-
NeW y !. q nl1.a!ln.gemel.ta -

new s@EAI InaDgemelttt hssss
-, Flfs.sSl TllE lEWlIEEIINGfNAND' PARKERSDURGH
sIssSs255alEi Es25alEi MAIL PACKET = -
fS;OIJl1IE1f. ssF u r. 81
-f9sJ JatHsea AO 51SO SOOeF0a,5 AGaAS1eP. -
" hug sTeEy Thursday and Saturday
at H. O'Clock, for eOnnee1InR
taEth tia steamer Isl On running MaTettn 10 2aneS.
vlr aud q gttl, te FASHION, run.
tinI from Pn rEetslntg TO West O0luinblA N =
ReturunE WulleaVe PaFkEtSbuFg every 1onlay ednes.
say aud PridaJ 65S o'clock, a. d. -
Freight viii be Feeetyed for point the MuskinEum
VidD between NheelinR and West Coumbin. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

-gSSs-922 2s.-gS2
Great Northern and Southern Man Route.
TRAVELLERS.
ETSwtce DAILY, (sunday night excepted between Rich.
mond and Washington City via GOrdOnsVns aud Alex.
an1lia
Hours of departure at Rlch-
mOnd H. and 7:80 P. A.
Returning leave Warrington. 9 lA.fM. aud N 4
Arrive e RichRsnd ...... 1:8o ?. NJ and AN.
baggage checks and tickets given through between Rc
mond and Washington. 5a7ii fafE Ff-=iFE5
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no sTRAP. RAIL.
Sn1 being n excellent 9Esr CARRYING rlIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best quar-
antee Of always securing shown BY 6rF
the Steamboat line
PARE BETWRES RICHNOHp AND WAsHlNGToS. -. 10
An Omnibus Will be found always ready to take &f5W0k
and their baggage 0 wearing apparel between
the two Deots free Of charge with ample te for them to
take their meals, whether going North or So,tf za
Through Tickets be obtained between DanYilIe anil
Washington at the Terminus Of the Road nearly COM
peted TO nanyle An Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Checks OF passengers from the DanVe Road, ana at
tend TO their baggage all the Way 20 Washington or Bal
timore Depot. 5tf - { RFfslsSE
route. y ~ >
mond and AlexRndFiB. rs-iteE IL u n lei :
81 FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.. = d
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Flavorlng Extracts
-in15 K9r sale sy II. LOGAN 500. x,
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,-..,.. SADDLE BLANK tTS
q HAVE . lot Of hEtE IiStl
= eltap - the Old BtHnd, ls3, Main GtrE7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13
tINSIJRR YOUR TPROpER5!TT1Y5s

tlho AynclA btIrjS A. 0btst &c
Company OfsL Lynch bur;ss Va. If ssIilf
fNAPIrAl $1OgSlV Will take prOmly adjust
" and pay iOSseS. ~ 2 wal NJ sEi.FBY.
Z JAMS ~ 5s8i1t - = Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

! ,6S,. FOUNDRY PIG IRON.
EUNa Louacoh hing RonndFy f6f as ~ ssst
SKO Es9uk3 = sf:TtI 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13
cHuNCMIs OF WnEllLING.

F the information 81 strangers Waiting the city, We pub
the following list the different Churches ANA tlrir
e and place Of meeting. Ii there any mistakes,
VII mas The necessary correction with pleasure:
n NHhi,u's, EEisrCpHtiuM, Corner Monroe and byron
,t., Rev. F. T. pGnkSs, Rector; morning servces lpk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

-- - 1. y. ALLEN, ILL., D., ssss-t= 5t-s'5 5si+t -
President Of Farmer College. h
L0RIS ANDREWS, ~
President Of Kcnyo; College.
To young men who wish to acquire B.sih EIGe4.9
ttOH," think IL affords facilities very seldom uunlyd
SaER has te rare heoret l EnOwI
Sge and aptness In Teaching, added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates from
MS C9eis m be fully competent keep co1lGt
A. I. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
y j. JASNEY, sec, Board Of Control, State Bank Of o.
III PAlsI, BOOK Keeper at u. T. Woodbury.
r D. RD.0NERD!ER. Book Keeper ut Clinton Bank.
II. T. MILLS Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co,
= CaB.MASoN, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley Z Co.'s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

tfsy7si. - &EeLISE esGSGJr ltf - - :
n ~ Drug, AedieideE, Pants, OIS VaF6fIe.
1tes3tst Notions ete.s etc, 6lWayS on S5Stf n s
4o<9 = = { = y es5 BRib9if TSS 7fi5sSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

sis1L =, tIit4i sEhls; BU1fEB e. -
w AsEEO1he Subse1tteEs VIII a.
or ae Ys Ssy On S sSo1sgnn,ynt e Baszer
eioyeF and timothy seeds Also batttf( (S6 ~
10 a1L4.. u. CO...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13
THE LADIEs' -DEP4 R7,lfEN,

THE LADLES' DEPARTALENT
Is now opened reception oIaes No Institution IN
this Department,
oet enoFt TO merit In still eminent degree, the
erts reception with which met and re
kte0vc 0urestTe4 % tHlrt more thorough pruetiCuL
course or az MV
ckh et stA1tLGr .EsfcuNtiEs COlLf1s . :
Among the many Accommodation, We give the follow.
tnG-- 4sfI
the undersigned, take pleasure In estiEng we
ars PERSONALLY acquainted with Mr. Gransers ability
highest order. has had great expeEtnce as an Ac.
In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives MIN superior facilities in InIpaTtng Practical
hH0tstsage % Book GeGtn0 @ Ea1sOH0h Commercial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

oFrECE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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ltgf9e q Oyefn . ~ oBB8 esoyef6I
LABS = 1ssgE q. ~ ~
= ~ tls4 III RllfsRtAklf = al0RtlAR,
EseS19 81 1li3t1 sSEEsE, e6kpsF 81 E14sSi
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...lIs. q - EsCNldII. ~
W ss ssas As' yflsAae s3g5,
saS4E - ,,,;ty=,as Z
ktitIl I9hI.Eyg jl5SG l5SI 55-
- y. q. l.l.1tA Alls3E HRo. a. q
= A44lasl +lt at.i IoF sSle
geA1lts pure .fEE4ts lI Vegs lot 5sfS
X 4k4aht L6taat5ts fsefS6I and gdifSI
3 81 y. y EIesA Atsbs5 q pRO. &
q llna y .
Sf..;s S9sg4ssalt edatlonsS Us
4ssss Il. a1g2s z EIsERlE q dWEARISSetIs
,UNGRSZR SZRATEDllYESe- "A ecoho1 5s3i
~ lEe,etEt Is sVap, Tor sn@ n sl -
s-ss tapENbuRe 9 ROBERTi y
500 bhlia ftouE IT51ad S5S ID
IL lt4SS5t Prs I5T ~ - ~
- S-e 49, (
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k5O1& > = h fff55
Vie pEoprissOr OF savings bank tore corner os Ns
u ket ana M0uF0e tIesnu yFiSIiTiHS
.S anu u bsiug Dece15aTy hIS
rs PRESENT year. o1eru his entire stock
snoes1 Hats Caps &C. ON
aui continue To sell &c not otheTISs So1td n Il
tIs best bnrgulpb city, 4S = z.
lhnTe iust Hne asSoF4p5ent ~
IN gents el'es aIld G4tIEbs
ny u MI tiOse dsoSstt patr0iSt nlF, INV t+ud
'VlS. @ aru Elli be sou regardless Of pF0tit =
G0t4e one AMI ttS Ill
have tfnOlb--l be AZ 6uIf s7ssf
7IV9n - ~ = 4 Z, - ~. -.
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ft9ENc:H. 6s0RSETX.
tg1L ssottatsht ol frehk CoEsetB, ia ~ f655
1sy lsxPKess, 49,. * =.
: sgee nElsAELL s BWEABIs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
THE SENATORIAL CANDIDACY.

The election of Senator, to fill the place Of the
ar,oncd BUTLER, is one of the matters of superior
interest which is to come before Legislature at its
approaching session. Prominent among the names
which have boon placed before the State is that OF
Hon. F.. W. PIcEESs Of Edgefcld. As somo Of the
other candidates for this high aud responsible position
have deemed it necessary to say through their riends
that they certainly in the field have thought it
but right to make similar statement in regard to our
immediate fellow-ctizcu That there may then be no
lnisconstrucon of his position in the matter, we say,
upon sufficient authority, that the friends Of Col Pick
EMS will certainly press his for the post in ques
ton, believing him to bc cminently qualified to dis
charge its duties in that will prove accepta
BILE to South Carolina and in thus speaking, thOy
are far from intending 10 deprecate the merits Of 9TH
er gentlemen who have bean put in nomination
Neither do they undcrrate tho prospects Of others
when they express, the ssngnc expectation that their
candidate, in the present attitude Of aairs will he the
choice of the Representatives of the people of South
Carolinu.
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TrRMsOF SUBSCRIPTION.

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" limited a, the time of subscribing, will be con.
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tho Publisher
Subscriptions ont Of the District and from o'hef
States must invariably he paid fur in advance.
RATEs-oF ADVERTISING
All advertisements will he correctly and cons2lcu'
ously inserted at Ssvsnty-hve Cents per Square l2
Brewer lines or rss for The first insertion and Fifty
Gents for each Subsequent insertion When only pun
lished Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
charged. ..-, >, s.o,,.
publicity through columns, must invanaoiy Do
paid in advance.
All Advertisements not having the ds'r-d NUMBER
Of insertions marked on the margin, will be continued
untl forbid and charged accordingly
Those desiring to advertise by The year csn do so
on the most liberal terms-it being distinctly under
,,ood that contracts for yearly advertising are con-
fined to the Immediate legtimste business oi tue hrm
or individual contracting.
All communications Of personal character Will DO
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Announcing Cuudida,e (nut inserted until paid
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For Adv arising Estrays TolIed, Two Dollars, to oe
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

PERRY DAyIs-SIR Tho benefits have received
from the use of your invaluable remedy, the Pain
Killer, induces mo topen word Of rruisc for it. Ex
periencc has convinced that for Headache, Indi
gsstion Pain in the Stomach, or any other part Of
the systom Severe Chills, Wearincss, Common Colds
lIoarsenos. Cholera Cholera Morbus, Dinrrhon, Dys
enery Toothache, &c., there ia nothing better than the
Pain Killer. have this hour recovered from &C.
we're attack of the Sick Headache, hy H$ing two tea
snoonuls takon Mt thirty minutes interval in wine
glass full of hot water am confident that, through
tho blessing of God it saved from the Cholera du-
ring tho summer Of 1919. Travelling amid heat,
dust, toll change Of diet and constant exposure to an
infected atmosphere, my system daily prcdisposcd
to disentery attacks, accompanied with pain, for
which the Pain Killer was a sorereiyn remedy, one
teaspoonful curing the worst casc in m hour or at
most half day! 1 have heard many cases tho
country over Of Dysentery being cured by its use.
Put in the teeth, it would stop tue toothaclc Graft
tudc, and desire for its general use has drawn from
mo this unsolicited testimonial in its favor.
D. T. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister Of the Gospel.
For sale in this Village by G. l.. PENN, Agent
Steel Engraring.-A good specimen Of this art can
be seen on each bottle Of Perry Davis Pain Killer
This valuaqe preparation is put up in square bottles
with the words Davis Vegetable Pain Killcr blown
in the glass,
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ANOTHER LETTER FRGM TEXAS.

TRAVIS, Co. Texas, Aug. II, 1854.
.Messrs. Fleming Rmtaer.-Dcar sirs There were
several cases Of Chs aud Fever in my mothers fam-
~ ut the time We received the -NLanc's Lirer PWs
ordered in my letter Of June l2lh, and few loscs ad
ministerial in each produced the desired effect,
thus demonstrating the efficiency Of these celebrated
Pills in tl:nt disease.
Mother has not been troubled with The sick head
ache siucc she has commenced taking these Pills, and
ns We have but few of them left you will please send
us another dollars worth. Direct us before, to Aus
tin, Texas Respectfully yonrs.
MEREDITH W. HENRY.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu.
factured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
All othcp Liver Pills in comparison are worthless.
Dr. MLanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Eermifusc, can now DO had at all respectable drug
stores. Non. genuine mithont tie signature Of
23 FLEMING BROS.
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The Wcathcr-yyin.cr Coming.

Bright, brucing autumnal weather is with us. Tho
carly fross hare fallen, md tho atmosphere pure
aud Land. The zephyrs are now Of the Boreas fami-
~. They have banishcd hoir sisters of the "swcct
South" but yet not unlike item in the pleasure
bringing qualities Of frc.hncss aud lsmincss. But
soon they will grow up into wintry winds. Soon,
they will bring upon the icy codncss Of the North.
Soon, the face of nature will be dcadcncd by their
hcnunbing influences. Soon, the good mother earth
will be clnd in gray, with icles pendent from her
stcncd tresscs, and blue snorting her praises
on ul sides
Chop the logs. Pile up the wood. Chink tho
cracks. And shu' tho doors behind you. For wintor
i. at hand.
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"WHApIs pOETRY!"

Talkinsof the question with several scholarly gem
tlcmen tho otker day, Of them remarked that he
regarded thi, the proper answer "An appropriate
rendering of mans memories, imaginatons, pcrcep-
tions, feelings, and reflections, in tho most effective
style and form of language"
Another said, that by substituting tho word poe
try" for "Nit" and "feh" for "thought," in a
couplot of Pope which he recalled, the true solution
would be discovered. The coupletis this:
True cit is nature to advantage drcssa;
What oft ,cas thought but neer 80 'Oeu expressed
The minds of tho hearers remaining unsatisfcd they
agreed to regard it still 'open question. Pilates
celebrated intcrogatory does not admit of moro varied
roplirs And quers: Is there not somo relationship
between the questions I" what is Poetry" and "whut
is Truth z"