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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
NEW GOODS.


 THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing his l friends and the public of Little Beck and vcini- ty, that he has recei' ed and opened and spen did stock of
 Dry Goods and Clothing for Summer and Spring wear. NJ stock of Dry Goods, consisting in part of American and Foreign Goods of all kinds the lae-t st, le- of Dress Pat terms. Delaines, Challeys, Calico and Trimmings oi all kinds.
 Spring and Summer Clothing, consisting of fine Black, Blue and Brown> Dress Coats Promenade and Business Coats. Of various colors. Spring Raglans etc., etc. Pants, of the latest styles of Black and fancy Cashmere also Linen and Cotton Pants Vests Of all sorts; fine stock of Gents fancy Mar@eiiles shirts of all descriptions and good stock of cheap Clothing on hand: Boots Shoe. Hats and Straw Goods: large stock of Iade& Shoes and Caters also childrens Shoes; large stock of Notions Cutlery and Jeweiry.
 No trouble to show our Goods. Call in and exam inc for yturSeif viii -ell cheap ii not little cheaper than any one else in this place.
 A. POLLOCK.
 .Kqia Strset Litfis Rocr tsg~ Alweys on hand the largest stock of Clothing and sold cheaper than at any other house in Little Rock. april Z7. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
RI HARD BRAGG.

1Zae- Coaci, ard Wagon Maker. t} }t$FECTFiL LiT iHfcEn~ fhe citizens oi u Little Rock aai the sGra8ndirg country. that le s hoy prepared -o make al. kinds of work con -i7-lar of Wagons. Rue-a $. Cars Dravs and t-uc} and tiIber Uheele for mi S and eyer4 sini Of plan ta-ioI H-e. Also blows and cr.tiyators # d, rent patterns; e' on ~Tag ger- and sweeps of ys-o- Tat- .eTHS ~ h5ads of u. and gin irons made to order Rspai1ng- of all kinds done ir the neatest style al my oi stand npTe-te the Anthony House.
 .4r On hand 5e.urp fee, choice seasoned lr,mbe 10 h4 made up to order.
 Nov =. 1853 Y PB.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
.--szzs=zes \ FINE ASSORTMENTe,
 rs st2 "A OE EtrRTTVE- t2T. forL3>

s'.TlzgEz:z-egs Saie~corsist:nr of Bureaus F3Si Bedsteads Chairs Tables. Looking Glasses. What nots Cribs etc. etc.
 The sub-c1ibari i- prepared to make all articles o F5rnicura in superior -g e; and repairing will AsC be neatly and promptly done C7s ---Also Conn making and undertaking s5----zT7 attended 70 a. the shor,e., notice.
 Wsre-room on Markham s-.. oh the corner below the Presbyterian church.
 Ma- rH. 1--4 iv rPANCTS nrTTER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

THE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
 taxed their utmost 10 pronce this lest perfect Purgaive which is known to Innumerahle proofs shown that these PILI have virtues which surpas in excellence the ordinary medicines and that they un- prseeentedy upon the esteem of all 1hey resale and pleasant to take bu pawerfu to Their paue- tra,ng properties stim u4te the vital activities Of inc fov the obstruc;ons of its organs purfy the blaoi and expe disease. They purge the foul vhioh breed and grow dsemper stimulate suggi-h disor- dsred organs their natural action ipart healthy with strength the whole system. Not only do they -he everyday complaints of every tody but also formidable and dangerous diseases that bafed the best of human skill While they produce powerful effects they the time diminished doses the safest and Lest phye that be employed for children Being sugarcoated they pleasant to take; and being purely vegetable free from any risk of harm Cures have been made which surpass belief they sub tantia.ed by such exalted position and character forbid the suspicion of uEtTuth. Many eminent ergymen and physicians have lent their certify the public the reliability of my remedies, while others have the of their conviction that my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of ny afflicted, suffering feliow-men.
 The gent below named pleased tSfurnish gratis my American Almanac containing directions for their and certificates of their cures, of the oouing compains:- Co~tveness. Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dropsy, Hertburu. Headache arising from foul stomach Nsu- Indigestion. Morbid IHsction of the Bcsels and Pain arising therefom laulency, Los. Of Appetite al Ulcer and Cutsueous Diseases which require medicine Scroiua Kings Evil They also hy purify ing the blood and stimulating the system. cure many complaints which 1t wOnid be supposed they cond reach. such eafHsss Partial Blindness Neuralgia and NeTyous lrrabty DeTan-em-uts Of the Liver and Kid reys, Gaut and other kindred complaints arising from ow state of the body obstruction Of ts functions b be put of by unprnciplei dealers with some other pill they make proht Ask for AYER's PILLs, and take nothing else No other they give you compares with this in its intrinsic value powers The sick the best aid there is for them, and they should have i;.
 Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mass.
 PRICE 25 CTs PER Box. FIVE BoxEs FoE sI.
 SOLD BY
 Dr. ]. !. McALMDNr Li-tle Rock. and by Druggists and dealers in ms Licine in eycry town nd village throughout the country Regular Napoleon and Arkansas River
 Packet. THE NEW, LIGHT DRUGHT AID FAST RUNNING STEAMER
 \. II. | IA F. R,
 ELLIOTT. MAsTER, WILL ply at regular packet in - " the Arkansas trade, the ensuing .szs..s-z.. season.
 For freight or passage apply on board. Nov. 24 ls57 T-tf. lNn KEGS Nails. a~sortel sizes; IOO ID Wrought Spike~.
 May 4 1858 INFERIOR & wASSFLL.
 WHISkEY. SA BBLS. WHISKEY,
 sIO l6 half bbs do
 Keceiyei and for sale by M. TANTI. May fl. lS5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
LUMBER. I.TTMpED,,

:n nAs on hand large lot of l4unher at my mili, on Point Remove Greek. which will saI lo siz ov per thousand feet Lumber can be boated u. ar ,s.s .1ee o'fncuity J. H. CARROLL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
New American Cvclopedia.

New American CyclopedIa. ,s. A POPULAR Dictionary eff General KnoHs's fA edited by George Ripley & Charles A. DSn.sl be completed in l5 vols.--first vol now ready 0e' in sheep 8 50, Russia s4 50 q vol.
 May B. lsSs. ;No. E. REARDoNs,-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Colds, Coughs, and
 HOarSeneSs.
RzrwyrrIn N.sz alth Dec

BsrxTTxLp, Mas Duh Dec 1855.
 Da J. c. AYKs: do not hesitate to say the best remedy have ever found for Coughs HoarseneSs- Influenza and the conoomisant sympsomsof Cold is your caIEsT PEcroRAL- Its constant use in my practics and my family for the last ten years has shown it to possess supe- rior virtues for the treatment of these rs,ranIsfrts ERRN EyIGHT Mn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
CycIopedia of Vii aud HumoI

.nF AMERICA, Ireland, Scotland and Ens,ls;;l N by Wm. E. Burton. Comedian emhelliShe, ,e portraits on steel. and upwards of six hundfe0
 cravings of original design. ox
 May 25, 1858. JNo. E. REAKpV''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Light. more Light.

Light. more Light. JUST received. splendid iot Of Paraphene Larnrs. .t Also. ths Paraphene Oil. which giTcs one hun dred per cent more light and is at least forty Ter cent cheaper than Lard Oil or Candles and gn8ranteed not to he explosive. For sale by
 May I. 1858. J. 4. HENRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
:. ". yONES- V. H. WATKINS. J T. IA
 JONES, WATKINS S CO,
NHOLESALE and Retail Druggists
 w and Apothecaries, JaeksouPor

Having associated with IS Dr J F Harrisot Fi i> an experienced aud thoroughly eiucs-ej dpas having ben practically eugscsd iH the bu,ineS he p..>t eight years: and being ab ut to remsr'l our new and ccmmediou- Store Room v hers vesl2 add largely 10 oUr Vre>ent stock. virh tie obiS supplying the Trade iu the surruun1in-e eount7 ga ,he mos. literal terms. and at reasonable rzias ' would reslec-fCiiy solicit eei, fIorn he pnbbl VI the a>Surance en oDr part That no honest eti1r sa be spared make it their interest ta trade ih r- Chr stock will comprise at all times every thing $ ally kept in well regulated Drug F,;ablilB- and that f tle bc>- Gu.iitv We ShaN 7av rztr .ar attention t1 IlasirtQEs' and CsaHtry GsrAta urd-rs. PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES. rTOTal and accurately compounded. vith uea-ue>s and 4 patch.
 ouR TEENs- shall be such as are customary T1 q. rgeIonslhIe PaTlies. Narch ! ls5s. !
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Regular Arkaasas River Packet.
HENPsTEAD:s REPORTS.

IT FsH f'S LA D.S REPORTS. HF eases argued and determined in. the r S S,, " peytr Cayt Of the T,,75ta5g of .frtaasqs ana in the [. $ Distrif aud C,renit C,arts for ,be Dis tia ' drkdHSaS. with notes references and rules of court-a few copies only.
 Digest Of Kentucky Reports. by Monroe < Harcn. , vols.
 English Law and Equity Reports. seth vol (Baek vols. supplied. Received at the book store of May i. ls5s. INO F. RFARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Iron and Nails.

A FULL assortment received per steamer lick man. oy NERRICK & WASSELL.
 Mar laSs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

HUDSON A IVES. WhoIe-sle and Retail Dealers iu Dry Gs-ois Groceries. Hardware. Boots. Shoes. Hats CzEs and ali articles required either by Ci1y Country Dealers. Store formerly occupied by New bern G Hughes Main street LiEtls Rock, Arkansas.
 Max s5
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
AUGUSTUS D. HARDY, Attorney at Law

REFERExcEs.- Hon. II English. Little Rock: Hon. J C. Murray. Pine Biutt; Dr. ". II. Ham mond. Hot >prir gs. Arkansas Nov 10 '5-. ly D. DICKSON. General Lnnd Agent. gill attend tD Locating Purchasing aud Sale of swamp and other Land, n the western part Of the State of Arkansas.
 Being practical surveyor. and having A general knowledge of land business he is prepared to make ier-oual -xamiuati and surveys ot iand-. and re- lort the character of ,l timber and general produc ti0ns "f fh~ part of tle Sate-ai,o pay lands fl non-re~idents. Fee vil bv reasonable.
 RzFERINcE.-H II A. Powers, L. nd Register, Little Rock !. C Nil Pine FlUtf J. C. Q. Smith. liele- na: Daniel F. Williams Washington: T. M Tibbett-, Fayetteville: Henry Williams A Co. Van Buren, E B. 'Waddc Memphis; c. Baslam. Register. M hoee- Receiver Wm. Adams Land \ gent Ciarisvie.
 Re-idenee Van Buren, Crawfori county, Ark. Oct. r.. le5-. I-v
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Just Received and for Sale

"A GENERAL assortment of Cacoes Dor,ass;cs 4 A Loweils, Cottonades, Linens Georgia striDes cotton Yarn, Bieaehed Donestics. FlanneIs bv f~s
 May 25. Is5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Grain Crad,a. S-1-

a'h Sfaaies, Scyfhes, etc.
 ~ braces; "'o' anu wire ooz- i" aldron's grain and grass Scvthe Blades. I hedington's grass Scythe Blade extra Ienetb d. II. nsnny's patent combined Reapers and Mowers Received and for sale cheap for cash. hv May %, 1858. RAPLFY. HANGER & co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Cook Stores and Ca.tinr

Cook Stoves and Castings. .tfs Cook Stoves. assorted rat,erns and sizes: ~O 4o0o Tbs. Castings. asso rted. For sale low for cash hv May 1, ls5S. MFRRICK 3 WASSFLL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
FENNERTY HOuSE
Corner 70 Barreque and Fagate Streets, P
 L

Corner 70 Barreque and Filgate Streets, Pine
 Bstf, Arkansas.
 II NhlS beautiful edia-e just completed Il and fnagnifcenty furnished Is now <LwA open Tor the reception of permanent and l... transient boaracrs isss \ , ne location is the most desirable in Ss-s.sss.z the town and the proprietor assures his friends and the public of his determination to nainfa;n Fl PST oLAsS HoUsE-second to no other in the seuth- wsst, in all it's appointments zr'ers VIII be in attendance at the landing at all hours, day night upon the arrival of ssnshos.. " eahc cnaFge of h3ggage. March lr is- f&
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
PIANOS.

The subscriber has la-eiy receivs3 ths arsnrv os . verdi Of the most eesbrated manufacturers of p, and offrs 70 the citizens Of Arkansas so r miserable instruments have been intro.lurad ll very great advantage of having them examined -i chosen pFeviors 'o pUrca.se by superior rn1.i;,. and competent iudge of these Instruments v,b tla has engaged to select for him. They will be furnished customers at the r,,.- facturers lowest published prices ard sent dj,s. any part of the State the purchaser having orir eosi Df trarsporttion to Day extra, upon New Y.ss priees. Guitars, Eioiins and ether musical inst-v,,... always on hand al the book store
 JNO. F. REARDOv 4 good second hand PiaHo for sale eieag. " April 2T 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

Cbnnmprss, do not despair tll you have tried Arsss CHEERT PEcToEAL It is made by of Ee beet medical chemists in the world and it's all around bspeak the nigh merits of its vartues - Pa1delpa1 Lelsr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
MELODEONs.

\ FRESH supply jurt received Of these beau.;.., "A instruments with patent divided swell. r,srs Il I .ured by Prince < Co., Four different kind. --, ! price. from fifty 10 hundred dollars each TS
 Ei be carefully packed for safe transmission n l | r.arr Of rhe State
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

K. r. KoNLE1. b. MARSHALL. ROWLEY & MARSHALL, Pine Bluff. Ark. offer their services 70 the public as Surveyors and Gel era Agents for selecting, locating, buying and selling lands; also to make maps plats etc
 Being supplied with set of instruments they are prepared to take levels of ditches evees etc.
 Having been engaged as engineers on the L. R. X N R. R.. they familiar with the greater portion to the interest of persons seeking lands in that o cality to give them a call.
 All orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend ed to.
 RErERENcEs--Isaac c. Mills. P. A. Fennerty. Pine Bluff Ark; Dr. B. w. Lee. A. 0. Douglass. Arkan- sas county, Ark: A. Eddington, Napoleon, Ark. :; Judge Thos- B. Ianly, Helena, Ark e
 April 2D, 1888. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

>9s THE subscriber is now fnlly prepared to exc cute all kinds ot tailoring n tie most approved II style. He may be found a: the old -tand oi E. Marcus dc Co. II. E. HEZEKIAH.
 Sart 18th 1855 f
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

ABSFR GAINES. Attorney al Law, Chicot conrtv Arkansas Post Office ag Columbia.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Cloths. Cassimeres. vestings.
 HANE F. in store fine stock of fine Cloths. Cassi- A meres and Ves.ings, also all description. of Tai lors Trimmings, which viii sell very low for cash May 4, 1858. J A HENRY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
 PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. T. II. DUFFIE. Attorney and Counsellor at 1 Law and Soliisor in Chancery. Otsoe, Prince<n, Dsllss county. Ark May 25- 1858. FRANK TEACH. Attorney snd Counsellor at ! Law. aldron. Scott county. ArkausAs-win prac- tee in all tLe courts of Law and Equity in tie Fourth Judicial Circuit. May f. ls5s. ly sEeroK ,e.sE S MATHEW s,o1sers S saHaIII al Law Little Rock ATkansss-wil practice in the Circuit Court cf Pulaski and adjoining counties and the Su prerne and Federal Courts al Little Rock. March 8. 1858 ly
 ". J. ROBERTS. Attorney al Law and soiici- tor in Chaneery. CaFrolon, Arkansas-wilI practice l in the counties of the 4th Judicial Circuit June l. 1858 Y
 CHARLES (. FARREELY. Attorney and Counsellor st Law. Arkansas Post Arkansas GEORGE R. LOCKE. Attorney at Law, Chico. 1 county Arkansas. Pust Office at COldinbia- Feb Is. i,5S Y county Arkansas. Post Office al Columhia- .rGUsTrs H GARLAND VIM. RANDOLPH. GtRIAND X RANDOLPH, Attorneys at Law Little Rock. Arkansa~-
 .Y- The unsettled law business of Pike, Pike & Cumn.ins Cummins and CumminS ds Garland, is in orr hands to he attended to- Feb ?. '5s. IL lUsiIN <.. BAXTER. Attorney at Law. Little Rock Arkan@as. Prompt attention gwen to the Col lection of Claims Office in tIe State Bank Build ing corner Markham and Centre stS.
 RETEREsCE-Me<srs. Leroy NJ. Wiley & Co.,. Me-Sr- Wolf Dash d Fi~her. Me--rs. l H. Froth- ingharn .1 Co. MeSsTs. Win. C. Lane tg Co.,. New ' K: Me~srs MeKlerov tv Bradford W cod Low. New Orleans; Col. 4. J. Hut, Little Rock.
 Jan. 46. IS5S. Iv.
 RoBT H. DEDNAN PEAS '. CAMERON. DEDMAS CAMERON. Attorneys al Law and Solicitors in Chaucery Office at the Court House in Princet, |, Dallas CO.,. Arks.
 Jan. l9th. 135S. 1s-ly.
 COMMENSURATE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Auc; jUnerr. | T q Johnsons store next door 70 S.Jaseph'l old A stand Main street Little Rock Ark Particular attention paid to selling Merchandise. Furniture Horses. etc.. at Auction private s4e.- A share Of public palTorageie ie solicited.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

GEORGE R. LOCKE. Attorney at Law. Chico. county Arkansas. Post Office at COlrinbia-
 Feb Is l>5S Iv.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
(. MUERAY. D VI. AHkotL

JOHN D. kINBELI. Attorney at Law Lii tlc Roez Ark. wl rra.tice i1 the various courts leid at the capital. and attend to the le.tan If claims ;broughou- lhe State. he will give tareful at r-rtion oiustng and perfecting titles to state
 Lands in al eases of rouac crirg claims thereto.- n.sce in 'ha Main uiling of tie State House. ad- ;a.tn. u the Auditors and State Land Agents of
 fees Sept. 22 ls51.-lv.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

AB. MoRTLEY. Esq, of UTICA N. Y- writes: sI have used your fac1I myself and in my family ever since yua inveutod it. and believe the bes, medicine purpose put out With bad cold should sooner pay twenty five dollars for bottle than do without i
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

To all Whom it May Concern.
 I'hE books and accounts of the late firm of Hart 6 l Henry are in the hands of the undersigned. All shose indebted to the will please come for ward and ssttle. T. UFNPy Nav lIth 155s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

jONH T. TRIGG. Attorney ar Law. Little Rock. Arzal~as-Wi!l give prompt attention to the colec- .iou c: leh-s in any part of the State. Office on Markham street. uear the State House.
 June ld. l-5-. 36-lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

GRANVILLE N PHEssoN. JOHN H- NEwBxRs- HERS0S & NEW WBEkA. W hO!es4le and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods GrcosTles- Hardware. QuenswaTe Boots shoes Hats CaFs. Clothing -esc., East side Main street Little Rock Arkansas
 We will take Tn exchange tor Goods, all kinds of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Group, Whooping Cough, InfIuenza.
HIRAM CONKLIy, M. D.

SPRINGFIELD, Mss Eco. [. ls56 BsoTsEa ATEg: will che-rflliy certify your Petora is the best remedy possess for the cure of whooping cough coap, ani the chest deasss of children We of your fraternity in the South appreciate your skill and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Dealer in Fancy Dry Goods. Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing. Dress Good> and Trirnrnin-s Hats and Caps B0ot~ and Shoes Cutlery. Guns. Pistols and Sporting articles etc. e1e Mark ham street. Aug. H. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

CHARLES (. FARREELY. Attorney and Counsellor st Law Arkansas Post Arkansas 1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

". J. ROBERTS. Attorney al Law and Soiici- tor in Chaneery. CaFrolon, Arkansas-wilI practice in the counties Of the 4th Judicial Circuit
 June l. 1s5S- ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Shoyeis. Spades. etc.
 DoZ- long handle Steel Blade Shovels. new pat Il terms; =" PA'- coz long handle Ames & Co.'s No. 2Steel Sbove,s. short handle Ames x Co.'s No. 2Steel Sbovels !" Steel dithing Spades: '7''0' ''s' H 's Potatoe Digcers: H :" Garden Scrapers.
 Received and for sale bv
 May s5, '5s. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

A. POLLOCK. dealer in Ready Made Clothing Gentlemen> Furnishing Goods. Main street nex- door to 4. J. Hutt's April 57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

HARDWARE. MAILS, Axes. Spades and Shovels weeding Hoes Trace Chains Castings, Coffee Mills Knives and rorks. general assortment, For sale at May p, 5s. HUDSON < IVES, Main street.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

If girls fingers are busy, her heart
should be busy too people are too much
afraid of the play of that delicate, irritable,
little organ; we would have girls "fall in
love"-we have always doubted the cascade
of that expression, for the tendency of true
love ought TO be od astrd, starward-but we
have no doubt as to this, that girls ought
to fall in love very young-with their moth
ers first of all; with the old mossy roof, be
it ever SO lowly; with the trees of pleasant
shadows; with the bills that wall the world
out; with Nature everywhere. If anybody
should study the Natural Sciences, it is the
girl. She cannot be to much with Nature !;
that she may be too little, many fashiona-
BILE parlor could furnish melancholy and
abundant testimODy.-B. E. Taylor.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

A VENERABLE LADY-A correspondent
Of the Fairmont True Virginian writes that
paper as follows;
While sojourning with some friends few
months ago in Upshur county, l saw and be.
came acquainted with lady who is one hun
dred and six years old, She was in fine
spirits and enjoyed good health for one of her
extreme age Mrs Outright (for such is
her name) emigrated with her husband at
the close of the revolution 10 the neigh.
borhood in which she still resides, her hus-
band having died many years ago. Being
blessed with retentive memory, this good
old lady can interest any one with whom she
converses with amusing anecdotes of olden
times; especially is her account of the diff
culies with the Indians in the early settle
ment of Virginia interesting. She is the
mother of two daughters and four sons has
thirty nine grand children, and, as nearly as
can be ascertained, the same number of de-
scendants from the fourth generation, making
a total of three hundred and sixty.fve souls
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

YOUTHFUL LovE.-Youthful love is an
object on which grey bearded men vent much
spleen and scorn; but depend upon it where
it rests in reality it is the sweetest thing
that ever life knows, it is the violet of our
short years of existence. The rose is beau
tiful, rich in hues, full of perfume and
brightness, as she faunts her gay bosom in
the ardent sun of June; but give me the
violet, the dear early violet, that scents with
her odorous breath of unconfned spring, the
soft, the timid violet retreating from the
gaze with her blue eyes cast down, the first
sweet child of the sweetest season, the ten
derest, the gentlest of all the flowers of the
field, the emblem of earnest and innocent
affection No, there is nothing like i'll In
all after years we may lay our band upon what
JOY we will-pure and innocent it must be tc
bear the comparison for a moment-but in
after existence, we shall never find anything
on the earth like the-frst .fotCsr Of tn
heart.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25
Obe 1la3cu Drnlofrat.
TEN BRoECK AND HIS HORSES.

len BROECk AND HIS HORSES.
An English correspondent, says Porter
Spirit of the Times, writing to us on bust,
ness, says, en- paSsant, "Ten Brock is mon.
strously close about his horses. l should
not be bit surprised to see him pull off
Cesarewitcll again. He has mismanaged
Babylon, as you see by the horses running
Friday, (see race for Claret Stakes at Brigh',
ton, in another page J he might have done
him some good, but bis chance is out now"
The meaning of this undoubtedly is, that
Babylon was allowed to run too we'll, with
his weight, for race which he was not to
win. Mr.. Ten Brock, himself, in private
letter to friend, attributes the loss of the
race by Babylon to the six pounds extra
weight which he was obliged to carry for the
privilege of having professional rider on
his back. The terms of the race were, that
the horses were to be ridden by members Of
the Club, with the penalty of six pounds
for the choice Of regular jockey
The new matches have been made in
Europe by Mr. Ten Brock, for the Ameri-
can stable, to come off at the Houghton
meeting, at Newmarket, during the Cam
bridgeshire week. The first of these matches
is for Prioress, five years, who is matched
against the Duke of Bedford's Leontas,
three years, for one hundred sovereigns a
side, to be run for over the Ditch Mile,
each to carry SO pounds. This match is
set down for Thursday, October 25th. The
other match is that of Bonita, one of the
American 2 year olds, entered for the Derby
of 1859, against the Duke of Bedford's
Harry; distance furlongs and 40 yards,
stake, I25, and horse for horse.