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MARRIED

On the lith Of September, by the Rev W. ".
frfnh'r Mr. BrrGES> DAVIS, to Miss Eii,Anrru
WILSON, daughter Of JAS Wilson. Of Eo.kbrdc".
By Roy. !. r Wasgoner on the 9th ,f Sept
lS5S, Mr.. Gro. Il. SulrlI, and Miss ST SAN RILEY,
all OF K"ckhridgc.
Near the Natural bridge, Va, Sept. ed 1873.
lay the Rev. Geo. ". White, M. ALrx. T.Kni. If
Iowa, to Miss CAROLINE WAsuEY, of Rockhridsc
county Va
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TIE BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoN-Goyernor of Ten
nes>ee has appointed Gen. Sam'l Milligan, of
Greene county, and Col. Geo. RMcClelan, Of Sui
liyan county, Commissioners on the part Of Ten
nessee run the Boundary line. in place of Messrs
Buren, and Ballew, resigned These gentlemen,
in connection with Mcssrs. Bangh and Black the
Commissioners on the part of Vagina, met at
this place on wednesday last, for the purpose Of
Arranging the preliminares of the survey and or
ganzing corps of eng ineers &c. and it is prnba
bic they will commence operations in the course
of the next two weeks. The Commissioners have
informally determined to retrace the old line as
lar as practicable Leforc beginning any new work.
-Uyist0l NeUS.
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CLERICAL.--Thcre is u rumor current in WASH
ingt,n city that the Rev. Dir. logc, of the Old
School Presbyterian Church, Richmond, is about
t. change his pastoral relations to the Second
Church, of Washington city, which Rev. DR..
Eckerd 50 long presided. If such should be the
case his presence may greatly promote the impor-
liant church enterprise which, for some years has
been contemplated in Washington, although Rich
mond would not like to lose so able Il divine.
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E,R;Y ToaAceo-Col. J. \. Hammer sold a
bo,sbead Of new tobacco at Friends Warehouse
Tuesday for sl4l per cwt. The tobacco was grown
by Whit w Moore, ESQ. Of Campbell county,
aud was purchased by David W Burton, Esq.
The weed" was finely cured, and is regarded
as a somewhat remarkable evidence of early ma
tGriy.
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APPOINTMENT OF PRorEssoR-Rev VIM. X.
Mcdonald. late Of Virginia, has been elected Pro-
Female College, located at Murfreesburough, y.
Carolina
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FREIGHT TRADE The receipts of freich. al the
pepot of the Va. X Tenn. Rail Rual Saturday,
were as fellows: - loaded ears Of produce tr IN
the West consisting Of ?,ilI bushels "t heat;
Id barrels Of Flour: lS.o56 n. Of Tobacco; h.
o. ~. Miscellaneous. II loaded cars wee sent
Wast the same dav.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BrsINFss MRS. PRAYER MrrrING.-'Ihc,c ave
regular meetings fer PRAYER, ut the room e the
\ Dung Mem, Christian Association, at o clock
The ladies are invited 10 attend.
aug lS--dts
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
FANNY Tos.ceo.-Col J. \. Hammer sold
no ,sbead of new tobacco at Friends Warehouse
Tuesday for sl4l per cwt. The tobacco grown
by Whit W. Moore, ESQ. Of Campbell county,
aud was purchased by David ". Burton, Esq.
The tweed" was finely cured and is regarded
as a somewhat remarkable evidence of early
turlty.
FRglsur TRADE The receipts of freight al the
pepot of the Va. X I cnn. Rail Roal Saturday.
were as fellows: - loaded cars Of produce ir IN
the West, consisting Of 9.4l7 bushels Of Wheat;
Id barrels Of Flour: 1906 h. Of Tobacco; h.
o. H.. Miscellaneous. II loaded cars wee sent
Wast the same day.
The Tournament Is now Il fixed fact and will
certainly take llnce during the Fair. The pre-
bminaty arrangements have been made, asSuela-
Il II organized. rules adopted officers elected com
mttre> appoint AMI the matter is now in the
pr.ioess Of successful prosecutions. coronation
Party will he given at the Norycll House 10
which Citizens will he called on to subscribe We
hae dat enough will unite i'll it to make it II bril-
!'ant tctr ere labc 10 the city and delightful TO
oaf Nlsiters.
Carr Snow captain PascuM BrfoRp, having
ofrrci premiums TO the owners If the three best
col i, by his celebrated Stallion. Peaks OF Otter.
according to notice. the colt show come of n Lib
'f'E on -"'"o"s ''' - vi" ca 'M M VI Wv
'''' e." re'eNo' '''"'"in W COZ .nr ~
uvuyr of the third best colt, So. We learn that
49, WIZ ''''If ''''' 'N'''''''' ~ Wv, s"'"
iirre was '"' 'hre' ''''S SEM from "e''t'of''
uiuns. The cit taxing the fest premium $50,
W a' ; :" Sn r ','' Wv Nv, ' ~
,rA NJ 'nc Sec''" premium ~ I" '"l'' Jas a.
Thompson.
Mr. Williamson ,ye learn was offered ON Mon.
''H '"'' 7-'o ''' "'s e'''' ''"'''N'" ""'9'
", re,re, 20 le,r, th,t ., S,,,rLoy ,v.oL last e.,
,i,,iI no,,r, ~, ll,,,,,;,,.r 90 D,yi. ,c ,,,
lers, ,y,. ,rovn Tram a n,,7. aud ,lnnst Instant
l., kiIleJ In calm, hi. G,,, ,,t b,,,,, in the t,,c
AL ,;th III, L,aI hon,,;, la,y,,,,,l. bn ,.,s
,lr,,,,ed some 700 vorJs lis hand wns shn INV
IL ,,,nrlod - Rcj,nry S,,,;nJ
--------=------
The Fall Term oil3cdtori Circuit Court COM
II Gilmcr nresiliuo
The Grand Jury IGNORED ,hc hill AGAINST VIM.
u. Robertson sometime since tried belure an Ia
o.. r. :.
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btrI Drawing and Painting.
Terms, per ss..i0n al Eisc NOuslssi

Terms, per session ~ save Nouslssi
Hoard n,l niinp inr lights, Ar with no extras $40 M
Tuition IN pliAl hianrh"- Is M
luiton Il, Ito rench Latin.
Tuition In Collegiate Departments. -, M
la" iHr, Guitar. ............ - III
iuad aud luuonunc hail adv balance at the end
- the
In thiN institution, MT only kn.wl",sr If Ia In.
iir""k nnI ll"hI he nir"d hu furnished tor
-nk the French nainu Spanish lanyn .grs Two
An "hi ana ~" Modern Languages requisite 10 "niiir To
graduation
sub The old sysiems II Education tho
thu enlghirnrd Il cntcs
mud nIuaRp I" What iu" paicts aud children Demands
aud only viii he introduced lhc blends
with ihr oommrn hrm u" Instruction, Lecture aud EAamna
II H. aud the ihHct" with The Theory develop,
call nj" "xtrs, g,n The fullest all tho mental
Prw'r
Nh NiIItaN-oh tho facut, IT University Va
t,'u Darlington rr" Morse Re, } D. MI, he'll u Rev.
Leo Rs-"t y - k.,a II u W.er. Goo. W Carter aud
II. Hal
Mr 1i"rr,n ,rtr Ecv. W II Plati Petersburg and
Cen . q clay,
Mr. CAMS otcs,l II 4 lef,hvrc Richmond, and tov. W.
II kincku iyueihurp
Mrs rAut IT, Jno N T. Atkinson ID D., pros't
HtntIal'u : College mud ,tnn Wm e. ntd Mrs Rvcn
Mrs NiiIiANsoN iiun W, q rrrson Gov Jnu.
to,d md VIM kai,",d, E@l, President Farmers Bank,
lNnrhhniR
IN 'h'nnis rnut'ntng particulars "haincd by spplma
lou Al SEMINARY Rnos mnr,Ia unity al 18th II NJ L.
thu'th, u, Though the l. bni,e led9m
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
LYNCHBuRa COLLEGE.

.NNCHBTfRd COLLEGE.
FuNE session ofhis Institution III commence
y rn the 18th Supieuiher
Tbr loeation Is heshest and accessible in
kci.nthc equal that II the best American colleges
The Military irparm' III be efficiently msini Aimed
fn'a Mi'ay siue and more recently connected with the
United states Coast survey.
Grammar s,lo' ~h young viii be thoroughly pre-
EAaU LTY.
RobFRr /. REotKETT Irrs'jc.t! Professor Of Natu.
raj Srrn"c
Iycrnurs u M,rtfws A NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Tcics IL
II tAnfiI II, Professor Of the Gre'k Language and
>snir Professor Of Maihrmatl land Instrue.
Rev W wAihtW. Profess r oil Moral and Mental Sci
and al History
sAnrtI G.I,>n \ VI Predecessor NJ Constitutional Law
- LA>anonNt, N IL f'"ls.'' III ANATOMY and Phys
Cristrrr ApuIruo sAnron Ill d Professor ~ Modern
Languages
Hoard 81 per week washing e. p per mouth fa. and
lights en- Tuition t'0 In tho Grammar School aud
$40 IN tho Collegiate Department for halt session
q taslogn"s containing further information can DO oh
ia'ud hv a'ld ssi'G tive President mug 3ts
NNCuHl RG EaMAs.E -EMsNAWK-
IL hoARbiNG AADnAN stIiooL Fok YOUNG LA
ha N'p' 1t lre Annual term divided In" Two sessions
dive n",ths each English business. and
n'al ciu' alton Collegiate modelled ATT that
"thc n,ett,,, ot Virginia rompe,c In Music,
Hand Of un.,r"c,ien.
- Wiil.lAMsoN
DlrI Latin. Gre, h aud Bellies l.cttres
IlIoDOR, CAMPS,
DlfI.--lIcifrw, Italian and Music.
WM HOPPER.
Dtrr-- frcn,h Spanish and Mathematics.
MIS- l. rAaI.
III RI .-Inrrmtdnr Nranch Prep Latin CROCK
MRS N. Il WlILlAM sON,
bfr raraoiy lnEsh liza he. aud tlcnl Supervision
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Il LSi ATE ~ IlIE : n or IN \tIIUI RG--As
4 deed iual h.. "
dA'r tho lht day If Il, l and record 10 the Checks
ic" Of the toHt OF tisul the rf Iyuth-
burg, will sell uiic upon premises. ri
DAY the l2th g InRIR next. m" REM a. int
"n"halt Acre os aud bounded follows
lin, Fourth Street and T. ehth Alley
runDiu, tn with The Fourth n "
feet hiatc- tight angles South Wcsr 49, fc
south East ihb
North 80 East lt2 feet IA" hrnnR also ali the
Thons right iitr, aud a BRIDGE ur
m the said 1t round the ihru4
Ipou this lo thor" arr" t,u'in' under The
tfi"is h,tcNed he Il, but -cl lille is
Il M ~ Trustee
Terms made know tho 'iav of SUE
q I
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JARRATT'S IIOTEI.

L T. T T. Il : Il L RIG, Y Il q n | A.
fuNllS convenient aud well arranp ed establishment has Just
u under thorough fram cellar
and ha been iurnisl.d with furniture throughout
upcn for the travellers under the hrrri
prrvision aud II If M.ssa JOHN JARRA1T &
bio VIII" will use every eAepn 10 keep first class Hotel
JOHN JARKAIT
septic dim 4 JAHRATT
ItENUINE ATLANTIC CAHI.E.-Wc ha W
received small lot oi the Atlantic Cable s"i by
Mr r., ill., and panied by hls cei' prove it, gen
supply ihemscll
f the Cable neatly bound In brass have
Also harms bound in gold AMI II yer made
from til" Cable Call and h"sr interesting memenias at
sopt2-ts j. II. THOMPSON cos Drug Store
- POONS.-Wc Cntt attention 60 u new supply
- SILVER Spoons which have mark ed and
GU ras -, ready sale Warranted coin hne
.cpti5ts SILVEKTiDRN & Cliff
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~ WANTED.1

IMMEDIATELY Al Illi> OFFICE SEVERAL BOYS
of good ncip DESTROYS OF learning tho
printing business N4r n",iappy who are not willing with
out bonoraby their time their
receive the latter their service re-.
the sacrifices made whilst nsruciins them
septSta
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BY &. L. PHELPS Ai,rR
ENEslC >As.E OE
NAIliAI;I. f.. kI.AI. ESTATE.
Ap AUCTION

A : lNiR#lpN al MltAlAlI DAVIS JE, III. II
late. 1T lsHrt,uf.- tN anth,Iit ct Ii, viii Vii A.
puilir auction t, u 81 Al tiu III - ct
1bHEH ia.Nt In the hight tll'r, rlt ii Il - nj
II mnuls. i HlluNIRt Nt'ua
l,r N Al. = / \ / T. an tn as II a. ~ hlurE
The Iat1, ~ tiG;, Home lhItN occupied -.
10y l" d the H. il piufe g. ill.," here III.
lot No 3n "i Hth and II ai'} liz hii,l'h
lodging il nrk sud L. ll,n-. snl
Stable usiu'd lhr" hatt Il god tAr pfcu-ts.
nid gard, in a high - 3i' , vttrpn
Also arg" EIr Dwril,1g n,iauinr the ali NV,
stores high. and basement lhiu well ii Nl',
sahr the hot
Alsp "uo s,fof Z uiumprcvCd ]. Ot Man
adjoining tn r,,l,ster IN Si5vrrfIntn. IA
A.u That valuable Ia al, Esr. .,i"ucc Julyo
cis ll. prescott .ctu, led Col & l. lcs.
Bonds nEh sIIt',, al '#YiN WI nr 'itur,l and decd
of tIiet Tn the .,sbtN, ,.s iiIthpr s',ursty
A.su On WlI1St NIDA In, h Dt IbUi Il. al ii, GrS
named Da cling, Viii be .ol1 th highest ilid,t
IPousrhOid Il "a It. hen EnI nituis smbrar M
artiric arr, raining Ia Lnu>tketIidE
1ftMs-SiA niuAtls III al " All uultT
slU.a-h kiti5n DAMS l'.,t
G. K PHELPS. Auetr L. t..l It.,, IDS
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TOBACCO INsrEcrioN.-The following is conf
para,vc statement Of the Tobacco Inspections in
P"crsburg for the year ending Friday. and for
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ATLANTIC c.u,.Ev

BAR. n. JOHNSON, ~ 1~
Offers his snrvicca to the citizens 4
LynrhJurg and vicinity, andre MI ~
sprcfnlly asks share al thtr
patronage ing assured he give satisfaction
all aud every branch If his profession.
lie prepared fully make whole aud partial Of
gum, bloc plain and pivot Teeth Filing and plug
gng done the best manner lie Teeth by simple
and new process without nsiaH drugs pain to the
patient. ALL WORN WARRANTED
q DE a.. Main street few doors above the Nory ell
House aud Immediately opposite the Clens Savings Bank
Ig.di.
(NTY WILLIS GROUND PlASTER.-I
prepared I'LL orders city ground Plaster the
prices Orders thankfully received and promptly filed
bv a. b LEE.
Rirhmond Sept lsth 1863 Ia
ktBIANI.s. sHAWla!!
- 2oNEW STYLE CLOAK SHAwLS,
loo CASSIMERE
POO Long BLANKET
scp,3Ots JOHN ABRAHAMS.
cash FOR WOOI.-l will pay the highest
market price In cash for 1000 pounds Of W ashed Woo
delivered by the 18th September. A. u RUCKER.
aug - Ia
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q PRIVATE "a i.E.-D r. n . pk .ns b. ' In Z
n purchased residence four miles Of the village Of
Loyugston Nelson Va offers SALE his iato
residence that village. Terms accommodating 1t n.ra
would probably be very good location for phys. M:I
clan Any enquiries by letter or Otherwise addressed III
to DIR. n HOPKINS, Iovngston Nelson County will AAAA
be promptly answered. septic dAclm'
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'ANt EE'S >AI't. III r"t-Unnc" OF ~ deed
of trust eAcrutad I" me- hv Aian"n Minsnr
Is hs wife. bearing date thu 2ih nj
al record in tue County CONT e." Campbell the
iinRs Court at Tia" cry of AHchug, shall the il
df bCIOBER l-1s. TIL" sell ly public
aucuoh all Or :" much a. may hr necessary satisfy the
Of said dt-d) nj that lbI OF LAND situated
County of Campbell, near III" City 4 I!urbutg wich
conyrycd to IA. said Alausnu Winston by
haha!a his wir by deed h"arr the tih
lth and of record in III" County Cont of tanb except
the thereof w'h th date of the
aid had been tlanson to
Eh~ ard j. Foxes by deed bearing date on the Is
- and OF record in tho onnty Court 81 Campbell
The portion Of the said lot 81 aud hereby advertised
supposed to about three act,
House which the said Alauson the time
81 his death is .uatcd thereon.
TERMS,OF SAlEA ctc!i Of six. twelve and eighteen
months, equal instamrns) interest tng added tuin The day
of sale will be given 10 the par ascr purchasers the
men ri HE InrLas" and interest 10 he secured by
gutiale notes saIisiact riy ruir and IL cd of
the property sold TIE tto I" the sad property b.et
To be good and valid but acting merely trustee will
only to IN" such
vested In me by the deed Of Aforesaid
snpti1 2taaittds JOHN NJ bTEi, Trustee.
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Il of trust executed to me by John H. Ba,i"y and Ann
lis wife, hearing daie the h july uf
cord IN The lustgs Court # The City Of LybrbuIg shn
the 18Th day of OCTOBER s- On the premises,
sale by OF Inh1c IDl, parcel Of
ground, it'll its situated the Guy Lynch
burg Second Main Sr,r shoit distance blnw the
"S0rve House, and on tie side II the said
Ing feet said street and extending back
hundred aud thirty two feet II bong TIA" parcel
of ground which the SAID Hacy has erected brick
building used Coach tarag' Making SEop,
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of siN twelve and eighteen
mouths equal Inst amthtJ interest being ic from III.
Of sale will be given 10 the purchaser purchasers the
ment oi Tia" purchase ana interest, 10 be secured by
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed, aud deed
the property sold The the sad property
be good and valid but acting merely trustee shall only
convey to the purchaser purchasers such title vested in
me by the deed aior, SAID JnnN NJ. OTEl Trustee.
sern7.2tawt1s IRrp
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NEGROES WANTED.
1NnE sUBsCRl RER wants - buy any nau.
Of Negroes both from to thirty years Of
age; Women and Children for whom the highest cash
prices will given Persons in the country will be attended
10 at their homes giving description and pddressng
at Lyuchburg, Va w. II. MOUNfCASTLE.
ma Acl
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RE-. NORVELL HOUSE. I'D

TuNIiS ELL KNOWN Hot SE IL open for the
j ton Of the public having been THOROUGHLY RFSovA A.
aud prepared tor the accommodation OF its
equal other public house the country will
he FIRST CLASS house and nothing else. OMAIBU SEES
and CARKIAGES will always be In readiness the pots
Of The different railroads. convey and from the
House.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
g-d6ctf WIN H. KENNEDY, Ascent
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F1'Kl>TEa's So. pursuance al u deed

Terms made know tho day Of srle
} q. l.. GDGGIS
t.l ia. sf,t ID
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j. II. HOI.COMBE g. CO.,
u \ N II E RS,

LYNCHBUR0, VA.
"lLI. make collections all points, buy and sal Ex
w change, Cain, and uncurrent Notes. Oil orders
Stocks negotiate Loans and all business
To = general banking aud Collection House.
i6ly Il IIOLCOMBE l. co
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HKACKEks, la air-sighi Cans, preserv ned
~ crisp as when just baked. received by
10 6TAbLER 4 JONES.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-04
Arrivals at the Jackson House,

UT lO rhIDAf EVENING DEC. ,, 'Oo'
 Lewis Robinson, Ark; Mrs High and son, Augusta; James Hart, do, G R Quarles and lady, country; M Duff, Tenn; w A Gordan Ky; Jerry Tomlinson, Ark; Willy Tomlinson do; Mir Burks, do; D F Reinhart, country, W Bair, San Francisco; S Mosley, Ala;J c Mays Ssearcy; W E Finkley, N Q; A Eldridge, Ten Miss Lucy tavfness, do; F MR MR arbrougfh, ark Rus Evans, co; M Brimer, Payne and lady, Searcy; Harvey Bell, mail agent; J I Parham, Tenn; T E Ellison, Atlanta; J. Al ison, do; J A Moon, city; Turner Millum, Jos Gnir, W Stewart, J s Knight, L Ragan, Ten Ihos English, ST, Thcs English, jr, W H Darlington, w Darlington, J M R Darlington J s Freeland and family, Miss; Robt Brain bridge, o; R Docking, country; W kucker, do; J W Martin, Des Arc; W w Vii. namson, Hope, do; B S Steed, Ga; c " Burger, Tenn; Jaccb Pilman, J J Pubs. W M Harrison, ark; w w Kirkpatrick, Ga; F N Woods Tenn
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-04

TIE TRUE PHILOSOPHY OF LIrE.--- Take life like man. Take it just as though 1t was--as il is---an earnest, vital, essential affair. Take it as though 1t was t grand opportunity to do and achieve, to carry forward great and good schemes 1; to hel p and to cheer suffering, weary, 1t may be broken-hearted brother. The fact is, life is undervalued by the great ma. joriiy of mankind. It IS not made half as much of as should be the case. Where is the man or woman who accomplishes one ,ithe of what nigh, be done Who can not look back upon opportunities lost, plans unachieved, thoughts crushed, aspi- rations unfulflled, and all caused from the lack of the necessary and possible ef- fort? If we know better how to take and make most of life. it would be far greater than it is. Now and then man stands aside from the crowd, labors earnestly, steadfast, and straightway becomes famous for wisdom, intellect. skill, greatness of some sort. The world wonders, admires, idolizes, and yet it only illustrates what each may do if he takes hold of life with a purpose. If a man but say he aOiIl and follows 1t up, there is nothing in reason he may not expect to accomplish. There is no magic, no miracle no secret to him who Is brave in heart and determined in spirit. = London Journal.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-04
amlly OrEndividuals shOul l
 pc without the fOHIOvying ReHm-

DR. SLGDsE's NERVOUS ToNIc--The only It sure cure TOT Ghiils, Fever and Ague, Bilious, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Indigestion, Nervous Headache, Liver Complaint and Nervous Af- Factions, is this medicine particularly adapted. and to those convalescing from the attacks of Fever is particularly recommended. Numer- ous certificates could be adduced to prove the efficacy if necessary, but we leave all to be their own judge.
 DR:: SLEDGE's HoARHoUND PEcToRAL-For Eoughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza. sPltass Blood, Group, Consumption, and ali affections of the Lungs, this remedy has no ay8sis ana is found to give relief in all cases. Try It vel Price, sl per bottle or six bot
 DA. otehSEs DIARRHEA OR CHOLERA SYRvr--A esrtsia cure for Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, DyseRtsry. Bloody Flux and all af- factions of the Bowels. and for children when testhing, is this remedy particularly adapted. as t Is mild and pleasant to the taste, and ehildrss will take t with imbHnity. Price, ! sl per bottle or six bottles Cor s. See adver- tlssmeRt sepII
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-04
Jackson House for Sale.

THE undersigned is desirous to sell the
 | above House, which is situated in Des Arc. The house is brick building contain ing twelve rooms--connected herewith Is a frame dining room, 45 feet long, l6 feet wide. Also. connected is an office with a good Bar and back room-each Is feet sGaare. There is, also, another tenement disconnected from the main building, suitable for a Barber Shop it is now occupied as Silver-smith Shop. There is in all sixteen rooms. There is good Livery Stable within 30 yards of the premises.
 am not anxious to sell because the business will not pay, but on account of my health being bad, cannot give my personal attention to the House. venture the assertion that this tavern has cleared more money for the amount invested than any other business in the State It is situated within 100 yards of the Steamboat Landing, immediately on the main street. The U. S. Mail Stage Office is kept at this House.
 TERMs-One-t third cash balance in one and two years, with lien on the property until the last payment is made.
 ny% If not sold by the 1st day of January next, this property will be for rent or lease.
 Gys For further information address me at Des Arc M. M. ERWIN.
 nov. 13, 185S-t.1.j
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-04

POWER OF MusIc.-Some years ago a tall, gaunt, knock-kneed, red-headed hoos. fer, who was hunter of the classical Wabashee, conceived the idea of making visit to the home of his progeniture to old KaintucL. He did so-ranted round amongst the girls some, and was, of course from his native impudence and unearthly ugliness, the observed of all observers. One morning the whole neighborhood was astonished with the news that the unearthly Hoosier had eloped with Mrs. B., an amiabe, good. looking woman, wife oi MT. B., and mother of half dozen little B's. For two long years the disconsolate husband mourned over his untoward be. reavement at the end of that period however, to his utter astonishment one day, in popped Mrs. B., looking as origin and rosy as ever. After the first joyful greeting was over, the injured B. thus addressed his truant spouse: Nancy how could you take up with that thai onairthly ugly Hooser, and leave me ant the children all forlorn as you did? !" We'll, Josh. said Nancy, that thar ugly critter from Indriany, was little the bes whistler; l used to think you could whis tle some, but never heerd whistlin' a whistled my senses clean away, and followed him off on that account. A shor time ago, however. he caught the measles and they split his whstlin forever--th, charm was broken, and so I concluded t come back to you; but o, Josh tha Hoosier was the awfullest whistler tha ever puckered.