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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
Megascopic Portraits, Life Size
 l.. A. HINES, Artist.

PEFURNS thanks so his friends anl the public U generally for the lib raj patronage heretotore eXtan4ei to hn- ani would inform thifn that he has nilnoyel fion the corner of Main anI Markham streets to the State Bank, opp sic the State House.
 Having obtained m this comnpdious building Rooms iar more suitable in every way than those he occupied before wlth supesor light and other facilities k prepared having every varie of Insru ments to take all kinds of Pictures in the Art. He would further state that he iS ready with larte Solar Camera, tp tlke Magnt-d Copies up to Life size PottrNits of small Daguerreo ype, or Amhro- typos If any deceased psls nS ihars thereby fur ni-hing with large Portrait that may be ffum.l whth 4ill be durable for any length of time He also t'EeS Pictures on Leather. Paper, Iron Silver. Gold, Ptnntinum anl others Joo numerous to men- ton Prices aiap.el u every emerg.n.y Photo graphs on Paper convenient for those who wi,h to senu Picture, to their numerous friends beautifully taken for three anl i've dpilar- per dozen. Citizens an strangers wh want any thing in the Pctura line will d. well to call anl examine. Remember E. A. HINES. opposite the State House in the State Bank
 inSlHl iton- given ln the Arr in all it's branches
 OcJ. l3 lS5S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
T II [ BLIND BOY

BY HETTIE HATHAWAY. o. mother, would that could see The pretty flowers you brought; The daisy and the violet,
 The blue forget-lne- not; They smell so very fraerantly How lovely they must be; Pray, mother, oft, o, very oft, That God would let me see. .- -a. How sweetly sing the moruing birds As up to Heaven they rise Say, would they sing so eushingly, fGod should close their eyes: You say tho earth is beautiful, lis fell are broad and green, While b.a Der says our garden lake ls like l liver sheen. And father says the mountain s top k covered OCT with snow Yet flowers wild around its base In summer beauty grow. The other night the stars shonc out From their blue home in heaven, Dear Jenny laughed and clapped her hands And wished twas always even. O. mother life is drear to me,
 Bcreft of cheering sight, If God is good why gives He not To all His blessed liehU And an weary may soon
 Within the churchyard rest; Do fold your arms ab ut me now And draw me to your breast. The mother brushed away Il tear Then cl1ser drew her boy, And ghzel upon lis pale young face, Which Sh1wed no signs of joy. Hush, hush my ohiid aud inurmur not; Our God i, alwsys kind. The end WIS wise that He saw fit That thow shouid-t be born blinl What tho your mortal eyes are closed From al His works arounj! Hope. faith and love yonr constant joy Forever may ab und Until He sends His angel death, To bid your spirit come .- To fields of everlasting eht,
 Your future, endless home. The,boy grew am, anl day by day A NdppF iopk hG Wore, And with hopeful, cheerful trust His great afiiiction bore. Often heard his cottage home .. With pleasant song resound, While blessings from his quiotlife Were scattered all around. On Sabbath in the house of prayer watched his bright uing face, As he who broke the bread of life Told of redceming grace. Oh he was happy new love Had birth within his heart, For he like one of olden times, Had dchose the better part. Ilme wore away as time will wear, And summer flowers were dead; While dahias and the autumns pride r Lay withering on their bed. Then death came near with gentle step And clasped the childs soft hand, And led him up to the spirit ones Thatdwell in the |" Better Land" 3@H He's an angelnow, in his Heaven home, All clothed in robes of white; While other angels bind around His brow q wreath of light. And he who walked in darkness here .r For twelve long weary years, Lives where they never knew tlie night, And where they shed no tears. Leacisbutg AyHI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

0TA A pattern of the new cent proposed t be issued next year. has been exhibited to tn American Nunismatic Society of New York by an officer of the United States Mint. It of nicle, the same size as that of 1857 and 1858 but differs from that coin in the substitution O. an Indian head for the abortive eagle which disgraces the present currency. M
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

FfNIilS Establishment, siuated X
 A Hz@ l in the rear of.A. J. WARDS IsN III Carriage MlnutactorY, has been thoronghIv relited, and is nov prepared to ac ommodate any number of horses. The Stable is under thu man ageintnt of MT. t. G. Cook, an experienced stable keeper. and any horse left at the tfATErY will be well e am receive the hest of attention.
 The C tiey k well supplied with CARRIAGES BUtiGlES and fine stock of Good and Reliable HORSES, which the pr0piotors will cake pleasure in letting under the old rule. PAY AND 4HEN RIDE" WARD & COOK
 O.t lN 1S1S 1v ------ N
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
HOOPS.
Old Dominion Conee pots.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. SWAMP LAND DEPARTMFvT

?
 Litt7e R'nk, 4rb., 4th oct., ls58. TN my |" Public Notice" dated 18th Sept. 1858, I \ announced that the Cairo anl Fulton railroad company had ceased to contenI for tisle to land, which had been sold by the State as swamp and over flowed lands
 By the suboinel copy of communication from the President Of the Memphis and Little Ro,l, raj 7 road company it will be seen that this eomnanv ss7z no koaqer coatest tte tte c. any Llals zehirh e o hts GlreGdy s1H as scaB15 aad 1rerfDosd l,ads. n3 that persons claiming ore emptions to any of this conpanys lands can prove the same at any time pre- vious to the first of December next
 ELIAS N. CONWAY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
Clouds.

ss4re .sa Clouds. r a And multitudes of dense, white heecy clouds Were wandering in thick focks along the noun tains, @
 Shepberded by the slow, unwilling wind. q
 [Shelley. .s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
sfTD5l1ut Ia .!aii.

Rrought Ia Jail. STATE OF GEORGIA, l
 FoRsYTH COUNTY.
 A RUNAWAY Slave was committed to the eA, Il la Of sad county, on the 18th day of this E5 instant of the tolowng description to wit: SA About p or 8 years of age five feet or 10 inchs high. of coppereoor says his rame is FRANK. and reports himself to belong to SAM KINZLD and PIE TEX sk NS. of the State of Arkansas but don't recolect the name of the county in which his owners live The owner is directel to come forward. prove property pay charges "nd take him away, or he will be 6ealt with !, the law directs
 This. September 29th, 1858.
 l-3t W r. WILLIAMS Sheriff
 and .JAilor of Forsyth .ourtv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

GEN W. Y. HASKELL. are very much pained to learn from the Hopkinsville, tKv.) papers, that our former and well known citizen Gen. W. T. Haskell, is hopelessly deranged Of late, he has become so furious that the straight jacket and close confinement has become neces- SarY.- Men1nhis ArnElnche M- -.-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20


 BOLD BUT BEAUTIFUL FrGURE--Duripg the delivery ofa sermon in St. Patricl's Catho-. l nc cn9rch, at Washington, D. C., the speaker hev' Francis X. Boyle, formerly the esteemed pastor oi St Mary's church in this place, made use of the following beautiful figure in connec- tlon With the Atlantic telegraph:
 " hat IS it, after all, when compared with the lnstantaneous communication between the throne of Divine Grace and the heart of man? OHer up your silent petition for grace-it is transmitted through realms of ummeasrred space more rapidly than the lightuing's flash, and the answer reaches the soul ere the prayer has died away on the sinners lips. Yet this telegraph performing it's saving functions ever since Christ died for Us on Calvary, fills not the world with exultaton and shouts of glad- ness-wilh illuminauons and bonfiros and boorn- ing Of cannon. The reason is, one is the tele- graph of this world and may produce wonder ful revolutions on earth; the other is the sweet communion between Christ and the Chrstian's soul, and will secure glorious immortality in, Heaven."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
SI5 REWARD.

DANAWAY from Col. $. c Fanlner's plan Ee tation ssven miles below Ii5tl. Rock d ne D gro man SAM-htl an when he left pair of "a blue cotton pants, white cotton shirt. and a -4-l- water proof over shirt, k between 25 uml 3o years of agt bpny face an slow in his speech his heishtfs ab'u' iysfes five yjacha, and will weigh ab,uta hundro an thirty fory pounl,. he can rstl ,nI Fr5'.a letter. wltpay th' ab ,ve rowarl il taken n tha c'unY, and $2} | taken out of the county, and put in Itii at Ii tie Rock
 Oct. l3. i@.ls. If w IT FAUJKNrR
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

0T There is said to be boy at Worchester who IS a prodigy in chess playing. A year since he didn't know the moves, but only lately he played three games at the same time while blindfolded. 5t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

VF The varieties of American corn are thus categored:
 Green "Corn'-M Mixing your liquor. Horn "Seed'-Rve.
 Hot "Cornp-A July drunk.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
Dr. CLOYD. DENTIST.

AMlLL be in Little Rock fir few days .
 w He will then leave for Prairie conn gs.azssS ty, and thence to Pine Bluff, which place LTfYyYY he expects to reach abont the lst of November lIe will oe prepare to do all kinds of work in his line in the most approved style. Oct. l3 1858. 2t*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
.ju>t Received

DER steamer Igbtfoo-- 55 bbls XXXX Family Flour:
 10 baske, pt Champagn-;
 boxes Scheadum Snapps:
 h gross Matches, etc. For sale by NJ. TANTI Oct. l3 lo5S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
SUNDIsIES.

DECEIVED md for sale, god assortment of LC Dry Goods Shes and Ioots, Hats and Cps Fall and Winter Clothing, s@aa,e~- 8rlles, etc; Hardware al Guns QueenSwarand Crockery; Tobacco an Cigars, Candles. Sap and Starch, Buckets Tbs and Brooms, Crushed Suar anl Tea; Rice Salt ad Vinegar, Powder Lad and Shot, Pot. Sklle- Ovens. etc.: Wash BoaslS ard Kettles, Market BaketS
 Cottn Yam. Carpet Warp, Horse audCut Nails. Indigo anc Malder; Anl all othg articles usually caed for. at Sept 22s lsjS M OSBORN'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
ELIAS N. CONWAY.
ANTHONY HoUsE, !
 Llttle R0ck, Oct. d, 1853. 1

ANTHONY HOUsE,
 Little Rocb Oct 2d 1S5s To His Excellency,
 ELIAS N CONWAY,
 Governor of Arkansas. ....f.
 SIR-At a meeting held by the Directors of the Memphis and Little Rock R. k. company on last S; tufday. was fully authorized and empowered eff in my discretion deemed it proper to act upon q sus- ge~tion made by your exceenry in your public no- nce Of the Eth ult and wilhraw from contest all lands which have been sold by the State
 Alter due and matnre consideration of the question m all it's bearing, am satisfied that the course udi- cated by youiS dctatel by sound wisdom and is but dong an act of justice to all those who have in good i''it' bought their lands from the Stae I therefore beg leave to inform your Excellency that the Mem phls and Little Rock R. R. company will no longer contest the title to any lands which the State has already sold, and would also State that any persons claiming pre- emptions upon any of the railroad com panys lands can prove the same at any time previous to the lst of December next. In ths connecton desire to state that the road is progressing well and will have no doubt be com pIeed to the St. Francis river by the lst day of De cemoer A more exten1el report of our operations will be furnished immediately on my return to Mem phis. Very rep>ectfully,
 Your ob't serv'ti .l. JNO. ROBERTSON Pres't oct. 6. 1858. St N. & l. R. R. R. Co.,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
20 R $ ALE.
NJ. TANTI.

v ~ - "A Al IT.
 I'tlE Cadron property thrt, six miles above Little l Rock, fronts the Arkansas river two miles, con- tls 5000 acres, lies in a compact body, and can be dvdel into three or four farms, giving to each de- ,irable Rtner HSl resi}e7ee.
 This tract n.lu ics The Ctlron Mills and Ferry l5o acres cleared and in cuitivaton from five to Six hundred deadened spring well aHd ci~tern water, wlih buildings 7Gheient To a,-nrnmo late from 80 10 ia9 hands Title uuquestionabe. lfde,rcl win sell with the p.ace loa heal cattle an as many hogs ,fW Hthhe%S oi sal and convenience to market tlis Pia-e iS passed Py any lands in his c8untfy.
 Will also seti tfqii.e1t tat / rtrer 1e1a hfrv miles a3'ye Litae t1sG ironang the river $l of a miie c'n aiming jJ1 asre>--l55 in cultivati1--l50 ierrigned. q. Lew-burg, Ark.
 Oct. Is. lSo3. If W. T. MENFFEE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

BLOW YouR OWN HoRN.-The following paragraph is said to be from the Book of Mor- mon. Evidently Brigham Young practices upon it: saf atf a
 Blessed is he who bloweth his own horn; for whoso hloweth not his own horn. the same shall not be blown. Likewise, whoso bloweth his own horn, the same shall be blown with ven geance.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
IATS. HATS

VIE subscribers are now in receipt of their fall | and winter Hats Their stock embraces every thing in the line of Hats and Caps usually found h this market. Good bargains can be had of. them for cash. MCPHERSON .x NFWRERN
 Oct & 1o5o af..s1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
X LISnkAL REWARD.

STEAMED ffop he mnder>ign5d, bavr. 'O mare. supposed to b. years old last e-ssxcy, spring. with ,'nti} spot in tn: forehead and q TS white spots on the belly, and the lester A bran--eG on ths left shoulder, one both feet white I will pay for her delivery or information of her at Wm MArlow'S. MARY A. WOODWORTH
 Oct. l. B. 1858 4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
From New Orleans to Fort smith. and all intermediate Landings on the Missis- Aispi and \ Arkansas RiverA

lE n1.5ss 3SF dpd nItM5Tn f2t reD"iRg W Ps,enser GRAFT A4as5lr and J. DuRxELL Clerk. viii DIV be- tween New Orleans and Fort smith during the pre- sent selsoa she viii bs up from New Orleans on the first rise iu the Arlan-as
 All business entrusted to her will be strictly at tended to. Oct is. 1858. 6n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
I2 K

SnS of lob Work c jhment in the count kixieen hundred d' | priniing machin, kciaily pamphlet si fv lotv nfices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
LAST CALL.

X LL persons indebted to the late firm of Wm fA George & Rro, are hereby notified to come for ward and make settlement on or before the 5th or next November. or their accounts will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection
 LOUI GEORGE Oct. D. lS0S. 6t- SnrXi yinr narfnar.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
Sr4sANED OR STOLEN

a'ROM the subscriber, on Monday night,4@
 l 21th Sept, living l6 miles below Little lSzyT>A Rock on the north side of the Arkansas LCN river. dark sorrel horse, about l51{ hands hlgl, streak in his face right eve little defective appears to imp (in trottng) in his right hind foot.
 liberal reward will be paid for the delivery of the 'rSe any information. so that can oct him.
 lD.t. lShS 4m VIII
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
CARPETING.

ME have just received large lot of common and
 w superior Carpeting. which we are offering very ] low for cash. MCPHERSON dy NEWBERN i Oct. 6. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

0T The Turkish government is about to es- tablish a journal at Paris to represent its inter- est.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

sr Jeweiry and Watches.
 \ FINE asSorment of Cameo Gold Stone. Mosaic LA and plain Sets Breast Pins and Ear Rings etc. :. very cheap Ut A. POALOCKS
 Get 6 ISIS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
NEW GOOD.

NEW GOOD
 ME are justin receipt of our.ew Goods. They w arall opn. and ready for spection and sale. The fol @ing It comprise. a smlI part of our last receipts. l'rinb of all styles and lloTs; Cassimere- Fancy aId in Rbes; Deaine- Sdl Fancy and in Robes. nrenos French. Engsh'lain md in Robes cheap ald fine Cambrics; chea Jackonets: Cross Barred InSiins:Piaids. assorted: Embroidery: P,ia- R4yt, ertastoe Hro5ed sdts; Mauds and Sha@ls 2sortes; Brass Hocp~;}atJln. Plain and Covered(tor Hops j: Black andsancy Silks; Hem stitched Ginbre ilandkerchiefai Id Silk and Wool en Glovs Raw Silk, Cassimer and Cotton Hose; Mereno lhd Lambs Wool T 1ss: Patent Leather and SIikBeits let Bracelets; .Ji eklas~es Laces: Frinses Berages; Cas,meres; reed~; Broad Cloth; Sattineus, Cassnets; Jeans: II Blankets: Coat Blankets Negro Blankets Iior Blankets Kerseys; Linse $ ianncs. Plain and Ora: Table Dama-k: roweiiw; Ready Male Cothir; Boots and Shoes; Queeassno; etc.. etc.
 Al os hich will sell chet for essh.
 Sept 22s5S McPHERSu x NEWBERN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

sagsing and Rope. EAAA YARDS best India Bagring; I.OOV l.5oo pounds best Ky Bale Rope; One bale of Railing rwine In store and for sale b, Oct. '3. IS5S. R APLEY HANGER .e CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS, WEDNESDAY MOI
Sugar! Sugar!

SHgaf! sugar! -I -T- T-7-v JUST received and for sale by HUDSON lS IVES l0 barrels choice Brown Sugar
 ? . Crushed q
 ? 2" Powdered Oct. S. 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

1 Canvassed Hams.
 P CASKS Canvat.sed Hams, in store and for sale sb by Sept. 29. 1858 s. II. TUCKER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

 Oct. 6 1858. 4w WILLIAM kINGSTAFF. FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
 AT HUDSON & IVES. [tTE are now in receipt of our Fall and Winter W Stock. which is composed of Prints, of all co0rs and styles; Cashmere'. Delunes Merino Robes; Alpa,as. Scotch Plads, LinseyS: ker,e ys S4tinets -fincy anI plain: Kentucky Jeans, Wooen Tweeds CaSimeres. Silk. Green Berage: Flannel Rel, White Yellow and assorted; Beachel and Brown Domestics Sea Island Domestics; l0-4 Sheeting, Pillow Case Cotton; Bleached and Brown Canton Flannel; Giughams, Furniture Prints: Bea;hed and Brown Crash Hickory Shrting Bel Ticking Drilling; Russia Duck and Osnaburg; Irish Linen. Linen lIandterchiefs; Table Diaper, Birds Eve Diaper; Coats white and cold Spool Cotton; Ladies' Hoop SNrts Long Whaleb lneS covered Rattans; Ladies ribbed Merno Hose; Misses Childrens Fancy Lalie- black silk and Cashmere Hose; Gents Gray anl Fancy Merino l5 Hose; Ladies' Misses and Childcn's Gloves; Fleece Lined Silk Gloves: GaqlIett's Fancy Leather and silk Belts; Ladies Long Shlwls Plaid Shaws; Fancy IIeld Dresses: Fancy Wo3len Bed Spreads; White Bel BanIIets Blue Bod and Fancy Travelling Blankets; Saddle Blankets Also, good assortment of
 Boot. Sh le> and Hats: Saddles Brides, Sad le-B Bags. etc.. etc all of which we will dispose of at the low--t figures for money down. HUDSON tz IVES lltIe K" K Get 5, 1858. Eas; Main Street. COIE AND BE ELECTRIFIED AT THE Cheapest Store Under the Sun. FFNHE finest assortment of X Muslin DeLaines:
 Plaid Coored Ca~hmeres;
 Side Stripe Robes;
 Emhroilerod Robes;
 Persian
 All Wool Plads;
 French Merino;
 De Begs;
 Apa ca: Also, Sheep's Gray Cloth Mcrino. Cassimerc Plaid Linsev, Paid Kennedy Jeans, Fianejs Rel, White and Blue. plain anl Twill from < to $f will Ops- Ia Flannel, etc. b. B. MANDEL. Oct. 6. lS5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
EXECUTORS NTICE.

NOTTE IS HEREBY GIN. That letters tes- ~ tarnn tary were granted tthe undersigned on the l6tldy of August A D-S5S. on the estate of RchardL Galloway. ST.. deeSed, by the Probate Court o Pulaski county, Ar5aSas.
 All pSsns laying claims alinst said estate, are hereby rified to present theame to me. proper.y authenBatod, within one yesrlom the date of such letters g4 hey may be preclIp1 from any benefit in said esus And if the same D not presented with in two gars from the date oflsh letters. they shal for everr n barred and preela Il from any benefit in said esBe- E. c. GAI,DWAY, Executor
 of RICHARD l.. GLLowAY, deceased. Littlack. Ark Sept 7 lbs 5o-6t r 5ol #HRINtSS Royal EXten-f Hoped Skirts. Aew more of the abo articles are yet on
 McPHERSO t0 NEWBERN'S. L. l,Sek. Sept 22 is5s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
lMOCRAT \ ESDAY BY
 ERKES.
'TION

True Democrat cer. an any other paper in
 cuption list-is very h a list of over foa1 bv not less than sigh 'rhe True Democrai 1t medium for adyel
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20

tnea. konnets of ,wers. Itants Elm M. Cai and sec
 MRS.JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-20
DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. iO6 CANAL STREET, 10G (FOunded IS32.)

THE ESTABLISHMENT IS INTENDED N%. F mainly for Adults-and Youfhs whose time IS --2tr5eg very vanable and it is arranged that per ~ho wish to learn the ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH,
 GERNANor
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
 Or PENN ANSHIP,
 BOOk-kEEPiNi,
 MATHEMATICS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

A PicrunE IN THE Roox.-Mr. Hsslite has ,eid
somewhere. Of the portrait Of bsautifhl Isinale
with noble coun,enance. thatit seem6 = fanl
handsome action would be imposaibls isa1epvo-
ence. Most men Of any refinement sfsosl lmupt
have felt the truth and force Of this septinaut.-
And therefore We have often thought that ths pic.
ture Of beloved mother or an endearsd sisssr, o.
spend our leisure hours, must constantly s1srt .
mighty influence npon the feelings and thonghts.
Cowper's picture OF his mother va, = living pres
ence, whose speaking countcnance and beamine
eye appealed US no living mortal could, 10 his ID.
nnostsoul. and stirred Its prufoundest depths. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
:, o.x. r.. CONCENTRATES ESSENCE

Ia or BAY LEAVES -Prepar.tors 'fihe Bay Lcafh
cen extensively throughout the woIl or centuries pat
a. Nervous Headsche and for affections OF the
cad generally diseases Of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum aicsaSiy occupied prominent position in the
sstinson many -t eagerly sought after by it's thou
ssmds It's equivalent however ofthe active pn
ine Of the Bay that real or permanent bene
al can eHsefed and il therefore simply palliative ana
feeble r of the d~eases for which this valuable
edy = veil adapted - ~ ,.,
LEAyES prepared only the inventor has been erect
bedy chemical experiments and has last been
brought that concentration which makes
y arrestipg the decay Of the hair the movA
relieving by few that distress
ing ifriag hc generally precedes the falling m me
havag confidence In the nosrms usually sod ~hn had
dressng ecay Of the hail and such were Its wonder
curative effects that ~ reputation at became
ed sd hundreds of calls soon made for without
any eyaeR Of pung ~hatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed nnto puSc and such the demand for
,Iy remedy that the inve has been induced to
extsnvc scale and he now oheIs 1t
with Ske fauest confidence ia the entire public.
tr.pased Thm II Ii'sser at his Chemical Laborator
Pet.rshurg, Va and for sale by Druggists generally
snpf 9Na
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

WORDS FiTLY SpoKES.-The gifted S. s. PREN-
rIss Of Mississippi, after very brief experience
in public life, declared that he utterly dsgus-
ted with it. He said he was admonished Of the
rashness of plunging among the wild breakers Of
public opinion wLeie the bsrque that moves
straightforward is almost sure 70 be swamped,
while the tacking and veerng craft, BY adapting
itself to each cudden change Of wind and ware,
gains the port in safety. ..io. s. ss,~,se