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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neusralircs this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimnlates he liver to expel il from tho
boiy. As II 81, uli, il does cure this aifli cng
disorder with perfect certainty And il does more,
rather wnat is Of more service 20 those Srb-
jet to this Infection. II taken in season i, cxpels
1t from tho system it is absorbed and thus keeps
those VINO il free from its attacks. keeps the
system in health although exposed TO tho disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects fron
the great variety Of affections which induced
by this malignant influence. such rs kerni,tens
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Agus.
Periodical He !achc, or Bilious Headache. Biloms
Fevers. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt, Blindness.
Inothache. Earache. Catarrh, Asthma, Palnita.
tons. Painful Affections of tho Spleen. Hysfcrcs.
Colo, Paralysis. aid Painful, Affections OF the
Stomach. and Bowels all Of which when arising
from this Cause. will be found 10 assume more OF
le the intermittent type This AouB CrK8"
re moves the cause Of these arrangements. aud curD
tho disease.
This it accompshcs by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the system an
these organs by degrees become habited 70 do thu
their Office Of their accord. Hcnrc arises what
we term auimdtdtioa. lime may accomplish the
same end but often life 10 not long enough, or 10
.acthccd in the attempt. while this /" AorE CukR"
does i, at once, and with safety. We have great
fcason to believe this is surer well rs safer
remedy FOR the whole class Of diseases which are
caused b, the mssnatc infection, than nny Other
which la, been disco, erred and it has still another
important advantage TO the public. which IL, that
it is cheap as well good
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER 6: co.
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uOW ARD ASSOCIATION,

PB0uUsA
8snevo 'snt Instsuston .ssaSltsAe~ BY special =
Ds.sr..,s 3D. sSsses.S ,sa.a ~ r.s. ss IS
snd Epidemic Dsseasss
sINHR HOWARD 40 ]OI ArIOH, in Wee - he
i awful 1est ucti o. human life canse ~ sesn-
al dises .es, ard thu decekt,ons pva tiee upc~ he
unfortunate victims Of .0cb dises.e By Qasc, -sv.
-1al wear ago divecied ~ eonaoitins seoa - .
charitable Ct worthy o. y cir Lame =, opsn . dis.
pepssry the t.ea, Of this class Or al ss.ss
IN Gil their FORMS and " Civ meskai %. ce s-s'is
70 al sho apply By letter, with IL sioO heir
oondi,i~n, (ss., oceupatt a. habns Of he. ae) ssl
In ease ofextreme Lveity 10 ftrbisb ne icf -
u O. srgs, II u need o. V add that h. aairo
will furnish the most svprov.d mods ~ setDsos
The Directors Of the sssnria don. n th.n anna -
port upon the tYeatr ent % 81 dsYs' -.
IN higheet satisfaction With The sussese which hss
att-nd the IstNrs ~ IN L. ssSr' IN ~ %
spsrmattofrh0s, s.. IDina vestness t0s siees,
syphilis the OF ,nari.m eef sbues d,seasGs
Of the adm - end bladder, &C. and osneS e0osis-
uanoe ~ 'be same plan o. the ensu,be ysaF.
The ID ectovs. sevts. Of the psss ~, assu1s1
that their sboRs In fhis phere nf ben volen ee6s
have been Of gr~st Npe6t 70 Ii. s6aetd e.p cisily
selves, with w~d sea- TO tnis very .mposss snA
msch despiscd cauee.
an sdm!Ysb rspoSt on spe mstsTrfos. o. senl
nal v.skness, the vice Of Onsnism nsssar.ssioe. o
lf-sbu-e end other dis~srs Of the ssxual ososao,
By the cor sut'ng en- vili m ~ y 81 .
sseled snveope) FREE Of ehsyae, On seoeirs - -vo
sTAMss for possase. orr 'etcrs enc sseees q ~
nature ana Treatment Of osBuai dseosss an. Ae
are oonstaatiy beng puhished fos gsee01ss0o rseS
butSeo end vii b. sent 70 the a0sctd - eos ~
ne rened~s md rnrshnfs 81 ssst~ snt die svsse1
| dartne the Last y@ss sss Of great vasos.
Addyese scs tspovt o. t~ees0eas, On. J. o1Ile
| LIN HOU01TsSM, AetiDs oorgrca. uovas1 assa.
citation n" South Ninth ssrsss. SAila6.UAAl.
| Peassylveots
D. osSss q tie psssussu.
oz1A Q oDA11WOlL Sva11sn1.
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REAL ESTATE.
WHITE 4 CO.,
Real Estate .AgeMts,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

on AOoD0. ~ miles from city good house
GU stsbles and ehed good well and c.stern, and
$50 frnit trees; Will Be sod ct great bargain
lao acie s, under nne cultivation; good house.
This b one OF the best farms in Scott county:
30 Scres, al cuitivsted and fenc'sd; eooh nouss
and stable; only u miles cut. This !. hns ssccs
farm.
10O .c,es n, fsneed and unner cultivation; good
hou.e and barn ace youns orchard near 70 schoo'
will lse asld for only 60. -
OF 49,. -. oes2S
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the IOWA STATE ALMANAC i!
AND SfAfIsTIOAL R80IefBR ron 1880.
,IvHU under gued trop,e 70 issne er sfore the
i nrst of January, 1850. . vork entitled - fol-
lows:
The KOeCO 0(9te .al0e01eOc
Statistical Register for 1850,
OF which the Oopy-Bieht he's ben Oecured. and


OF which the Oopy-Rishs he's ben securrd. and
arrangements made for the earliest practicable pup
LEGATION and distribution.
The ALMAHAo AND REOIsSEa u desisneo 70 m
brace Historical k.tch .: the T~riritosy ana StsV
OF IoOa lists 4 0ovsrnoss and StAts Omcen, .no
adit iaYv from the orginizatOe u the rtese 70 tee
present ume; the number eno ~ 80 =. ~.,,...s..
esr.s 80 Co..t, OnceYs Tables Of Census osturns
- pons,sr vo,es Of 1880 Post O1ces and
st. na.trrs: Literary and 3 ate Instisut lons !;
rsv,n.ners: Railroads Orders Churches; eeage
end Exp, ess O. . Pe:Io n. g o. s..ss....
= ..tter. which may be Of U for state references
-sosrther with ,hs Nstiooal Platform, Predicate
Cabinet and judiciary Of the o .; Aensers Of TIE
ii ne cooptlas.on Of this work, the editors hsvs
in vtsv the ssppiy % want erg felt y I'll class
- ar eIts~us TOR eonveoient comp ndin0 o. ehs
charsc,e, and hope In the orosecussoo snd compile
10, Of ths design TO secure an earnest % Opera
tioa ehroush0vt al sections Of the Sistes and such
encouvegemeots o. VII Iced 70 c1nsin0ence o. the
A,nsnsr and xesistss - On 0"~ss1 ssaseses o~s
eTSe1ercnce.
A. onblics..on viii attain very large cisculs.
IN \. tat atr, lar e1oeo1tn1 eAee - ony 0ebsr
nerlodicaj nov published u J., u c9b n invaluable
med,nm tor sdvtrtissDg. an1 . nmited nsmber Of
Pro1sssional and susln<ss casds VII b Inserted q
~ psee 90; full paae, 90.
me price u the vosk hes ben 61ed Of twsnsy-
ave cents ~ single copy, or Twenty Delsvs pes
hunir~d aoA Hs1ess occumpanled BY tAe 0esh, -.
drssssd 70 he un1ersisned u Iowa City q Dsvon-
port. vii rsaetvs 1eeols ssssntssa. 80 he re-
quised Dumbsr Of copies forWorde1
n pssaaoe % Tie vsst vtn - esnes.
3. D. 8A0AL, 0avsnposts Lowe.
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GROCERIES.

" q TIC -!
To The Citizens Of Davenport
AND SURROUNDING VICINITY.
T,BE un 'efsigned take ,hs opportunity 70 csil
| i your aitsau ~ 70 u fact that they have this
day Received large and well s<iscted neot Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,.
which consis. in p.rt Of the following at. he;
| Tsas-Toung Tyson, In pc la, Gunpo-d.r, SOU
chone. Pou hcnr. Oalong and Hngl.sh Breakfast all
u ~hich they have various Grades, aid Of the very
best quality VII CHI can be bought
| Csffes-Oid Gov rnms n. Java, Mocha. lssuyra
saa III" oil Of the very bes quality.
JFssr and F.. 81 Pressrces,
! They wish 81. 10 cali your spec,s, attention 10
the fact that they have in received aud opnei a,
nice lot Of Preserved Fruits o. ever came 70 this
market, Consisting Of
Peaches, Pears.
Piums. Pine App,es,
ounce Ddmsons
&c DC &c re
Al put mp from this seasons fruit
New and fsesh Jelltes.- They are also opening
nice " OF Jeili.s, such IS Grape. Red Csrrsnt
P-a,h, Apple, Blackberry. Raspbe y, u,een Gag
Also iA-s. All varied assortm-nt Of fiev0rSng
EEfr0cts. Also.
PICKLES, CArsUPs, SAUCES, &C..
Together with vel selected arrOrtment Of Oar.
diue- Fresh and Picked Oysters fren- Mus ard.
DIV Lucca and other sci d ellis, A. Sperm aud
Wax Candles. Also = larse assortment OF Pure
Spices Pepper, Alispice, Gloves, Cinnamon, mace,
hu,meEs and Ginger.
Preston + MerTll's Yeast Powder,
A genuine article, Boxers Broms, Cocoa. fapio-
ca, Sage, Msccaroni aud Chocolate.
soaps-Castile. Oleiae, Chemical, Palm, IRE.
sive and Fancy soaps.
Crackers All kinds Fresh also they win be re-
ceiving all ether articles neraly kept In Grocery
and Provision Store In their lesson.
Elsh-No Aacberrl and Goldfish kept constant.
~ on hand. Also Green and Dried Fruits, &c to
geiher with host OF other articles too nan erous
70 mention. all Of which they oY.ti, for sale 1t
can be bought in this city.
All goods bought of " .cfu b delivered a. any
part Of TIE city free Of charge.
WIPER MANN 4 HALL.
Northwest Corner Brady and Sab ~.
p. SIN addition to their large stock Of C3,oce-
res, they have just received large and se.sct A.
sortment Of
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Which they call special attention to.
Davenport, September -, 1859.
sep96 WI H.
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StrayeA or stolen.

4 cOupy.u Of 0tss Oxen With yo1e on. roth dark
"a red Win dark spot 10 forehee1; one nal pro-
- hmr sAid Oxen ~ere nisaing about she Ittn
~ asoaemhev reward Of o5 ana expeaeee wAi
Be I sid for thsir recovery. .-o.o
Dubuqus reed.
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DIR. j. G.. AVER 6: co.
LOWELL. MASS.
PHicE One DOLLAR PEN BorrLR
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such n renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
i; is entirely unnecessary for ms TO recount tho
evidence of its virtues, wherever il has been en-
poycd As il has long been in constant use
throughout this section. need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up 10 the hest
i, ever has been. and that !, may be relied on to
do for their relief all IT has been found 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-17
EXEC kSIOR.
WashiDg.Ooy Made Easy.
Perfect eat1aloction Guaranteed

lgoehiae, Pa0cassa Oeesbss 1853.
TIAvIM0 paEchsssd ~ hight 70 manufacture and
IJ eels Tie above machine q III oGste Of Iowa,
hereby give uosics 70 ell Who hsve washing to DO
(and Who has not) that - sre prepared to ali III
orders that nay Be made On %.
The very Best Washer Now In Use.
fhey cau - hAd - Third ssreet, naar ceSRer Of
Dsedy, and bstweea Deady anA Ferry Price 81 o..
Ren6abss. - seasantss perfect sasisssetion g ne
oale. B. 6A6B.
0epesnbes a lo6o ocS
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OUR M(RTHFUI MORSElS
OUR ITEMS OF INTEREST,
VI Il T. M VT TN f'fSI.'
cir cite. etc, etc

etc, etc, etc, etc
In "A word, its Editors will use their best
beavers to get up just such paper well
eventually find its way to every hreslde in the
land that,hall be a welcome visitor wherever
II goes equally popular in the workshop and
TN. iee-at the tireside Of the farmer, or in
the counting room OF the merchant-a paper
that parents can, with safety, place in the
hands IF their children without note com
mcnt. feeling certain that its influence will be
to stimulate their minds to the pursuit Of
knowledge, or lead them to Eabhor vice and
wrong.
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TlLLMAN, POWE1S h MCLEAN,
BANKER
AND DEALHns IN BXCHAN0E.
Nicko1is' Block, corner Brady and SeconA sfs.
~A,.NrVni IOWA.
ExOHAN0k on oil the principal cities Of the Uni
II ted States, Graf Britain. ireland, and cont y
nentinal Rurope bousht and sold
Notes and drafta ,llec I'd, and proceeds Yemitted
to any part OF the U0t.d stats At lowest rates of
B1chsI go
Collections Of notes. drafts, sccounts. ieeaci.s and
nheritances made In all parts Of the United STATS
OanadAs and Europe.
Stocks and bonds bought and sold on commissio0,
and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Axchasge - Cities IN The UsiseA States.
Carpenter vermiRe, New York city
Albany City Bank. Albany, New York;
Buffalo Oity Bank, Buffalo, New York,
Bank Of Commercs Bosson, Massachusetts,;
Afeemen's Bank, Phil -d-,phis, PenLsy vania;
A.rch. nanafactureSs' Bank. Pittsburg, p;
AcK,m G Bait more, Nd
Gilmore & Broth 1t0n. iDctnnatu, OhiOi
State Savings Aseeci tion, ~ Louis, No:
Oitisens' bsnks, New Orleans, Ia,
White Bros Chicago III aus1it
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Ayers Catnartlc Pills,
eoa ALL The PURPOSES Of A puaeATWt mtulc,se.
FoR CosTivESsss;
FoR THE CUHE OF DYSPEPSIA:
FoR JAUSDICE;
IoR THE CURE OF ISDI0EsTiON,
FoH HEADACHE,
Fon TIVE CrRE or DysENTERV,
For A Foul STOMACH.
Fon TIE CuRE OF ERYsiPELAs,
FOn THE PILEs;
GOn THE CURE or SCRoFULA,
ffn Pm III liz N cuns OF ei' R.TnM.f,sn:
Fox DISEASES OF TIE SKIN:
Ion TIL CuRE or LIVER COMPLAINT.
For DkoPsy;
Fon THE Cure or letter. TuMoxs AND SALT
RHHUM;
FoK WORMS;
For TAE CURE or GOr1;
FoB DINNER Pill;
For TIE Ct re or NEUnAloA.
FoR PURIFYING THR BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use In any
liant.ty.
Price IS cents per Box; FivA boxes for $l.00.
Great numbers Of Clergymcn. Physicians. S,ates-
mcf, and ei.inent persona ages, have lent their
TO certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, Lut our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nisii gratis our AMERICAN ALMA>Ac in whirh they
given, with also full descriptions OF The above
complaints, and the treatment that should he fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not. be put off by unprincped dealcrs with
other preparations they make more profit
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
the best aid there for them, md they should
have il.
All our Remedies are for sale ~
TAYLOR q B.LLOwD. Davenport
Rad CO icssc,
Barnard 4 Co o. J. uis.
and snts 10 every town 10 the Unised 0taNaa.
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JUST RECEIHED,
II A w X EYE STORE!
LARGE AssORfnsHf or
q n 90 n n I'm -.
Wooden and
WTll0sC Ware,
Prime Sugar. Beoner's lo) Sugar.
4uscOvadO do (A do
New York Crushed. New York Powdered.
COYFEE.
Prime Rio, Old Government Java,
Lsguyra.
sYRUPs.
Sugar House. New Orlsaus Molsses.
Amber.
TEAS.
Young Tyson, Oolong,
Imperial. English Breakfast
GunpoWder, Chulau,
bought In this city.
FISH
No 4ackerel in Kits aud Barrels
No Herring.
SALT.
turks Island. Solar salt, for pseking,
Dairy do, Dalins do
SOAP.
1t Louis Palm, white C u,
lransp'rent, Brown do.
CASTLE do.
Axe Helves, Hair Brshel Measures,
Tuos, Nest Mea ures,
Nsrset ba' kets, Osrp~t tacls,
Almonds. Ore N Nuts
Pecan Nuts. New Figs,
Fresh Prnns,
Powder Shot.
Burning F uid.
All Goods Of reasonable amount, delivered free
Of charge within the eitv Unite
All COOS WARRANTED to be - good - can
be ought this merk-t II not quail to the recon-
menda' ZION they can b, returned.
Sep24 CN gHIPNAN
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NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CON-
IN PANY, REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO SAN
RRAN-cIsC0, ria Paaama Railroad.
and connecting only with Steamers Golden
Gate, Golden Age, John L. Stephens,
and Sonora, Of the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY At PAHA-
IA Dls1cr 70 AsPINwALL. The splendid
Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
having been entirely re6tted and adapted 70
the California trade, will hereafter run -
above, leaving this port on the 5TH and 10th Of
each month from the foot Of Canal Street,
North River.
HPasssngers and Mails will be forwarded
by Panama Railroad, and connect 1T Panama
with tho Pacific Mail Steamship Compsny's
magnificent Steamships, which will DO in read
mess, and leave IMMEDIATELY for San Fran
cisco. They will be embarked free of expense
from Railroad, BY Company's Steamboat Ia
BOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon is attached to
each ship. Stserage Passenger found in cook
Cd provisions, bedding, and attendance. II IL
believed that the accommodations Afforded BY
the above ships arc unsurpassed by any in the
world. The public are informed that tho p.
N. S. 4. Co., always have ONE OR MORE EX-
IRA STEAMERS lying st Panama, ready for
sec, to avoid any possible detention Of Passen-
gers or Mails, and embark their passengers by
Steamboat.
For passage apply ct the only oface Of tho
Company. % the What foot Of Canal street,
North River, to
WILLIAM A. WlCKHAM.
septic d3m.
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LIQUORS.
JOHN HUME 4 CO.
Z " u . r to + =,
w b 0 l e 8 ale Dealers
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WIVES, LL-Q UOR:s
AND CHOICE CARS.
A Ls0, . large and complete assortment q
- GROCERIES,,
Always on hand.
M.B. Gall snd examine, conner Of Iova vva
Third stYeets. Davenport. y~hv
LOOK III ERE!
WINES, WINES, WINES.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAvE THIS DAY
l received large stock Of WINES, IL
QUORS, &C., consisting Of
Fine Old Sherry,
Pale Iiennesscy and Dark Otard Brandies
Old Bourbon and Scotch Whisky,
Holland Gin,
Hungarian Wine and Clarets,
Pale sherry, Webster Madeira. Brown
Sherry and Port Wines.
The above Liquors are all warranted PURE,
and free from adultei ration. They have also
received . lot Of
A. H. Schreder's Anchor Brandy,
Champagne in ts. and pts. Also
Muir 4 Sons sparkling Edinburg Ale,
Jeffries Pure Scotch d.
Alsopp's do India pale do
London Porter &C.
All Of which they are Offering for sale
at Wholesale or Retail az LOW as the same
articles can be bought for in this city.
t. All Goods bought Of Us will be deliver
ed to any part Of the city
FREE OF CHI RGE
WUPPERMANN Il HALL,
the north west corner Of Brady6 Fifth SITS.
sept27th If.
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OF U Il T. IL M =

The price Of the NEW YORK WEEKLY is
FOUR CENTS, but where Agents have to pay cx-
TIA freight or postage, higher price is ne
cessarily charged. When sent by mail, the
price will invariably be 50 90 a year, in ad
vance Subscriptions taken for three months.
Two copies will be sent forone year for 50, four
copies for s., eight copies for $l2. Postmas-
tiers and others who get up clubs of ten, and
send Us SIS at one time " II be entitled to an
extra copy for their trouble. The bills Of all
solvent banks taken at par for subscri ptions.-
Canada subscribers must send twenty five cents
extra with every subscription, to Prepay the
American postage.
All letters and communications, in relation
10 the Editorial or business Departments ofthe
NEW YORK WEEKLY, must be addressed
to
STREET 4 SMITH,
EDITORS AND PROPRlETORS,
% BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YoRK.
Oct1 -dwlm
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The NEW YORK WEEKLY has gone up to
a circulation which places il second in point Of
circulation in the list of publications Of the
,iay. There is but one weekly publication III
the warldhaving larger circulation than the
WEEKLY. The indications are, at present,
that the circulation of tho WEEkLf will soon
r,,eh half a mil lion Where the new smen were
taking tens, they are now taking hundreds of
c.ries. TINS is the general effect among the
fre thousand New Agents who are now regu-
hrlv selling the NEW YORK WEEKLY,
while IRON nearly every Post Office in the
country, we are daily getting subscriptions and
urders FOR specimens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-17

Abdominal Supporters.
MRS. Belts Utero-Abdominal Supporter,
Invented by Mrs. Sarah Belts, Philadelphia,
and highly . commended by the Medical Fac
ulty, a being the best instrument Of ..the
kind. For sale by
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR.
OctlA Apothecary.
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How and Where to Get the "WcckIy."

Wherever there is News Agent, get the pa
per from him. Wy 50 doirg, you do not run
the risk If losing your money through the
Post Office, or having tspay for what yeu will
never get If the paper you are buying from
the Agent stops. you do not lose advance sub
scrip,ions, sent to place where you have no
means OF locking af,crit. We trust the day is
not far distant when every town, large enough
to sustain Post Office, will have its News
Agenc.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-16


 AN AFFECTING PARrIxG.The Al bany Express has some subscribers who don't pay for their papers. The Express bids them goodbye in the following tender terms i:
 "This week we strike from our list only about fifty subscribers who will no, pay their due to the printer. In doing so we take them by the hand, and wilh tears in our eyes bid theman sf'ectionate farewell. Goodbye old subs Take care of yourselves. Sometimes think oi the express, which you have read so long for nothing. Sponge upon some other printer now for a while. A change oi diet will doubtless be good for you Poor old fellows! We are lilsIe sorry to turn you out on the dark night without 2 lamp, but it must be so. Strike for the nearest neighbours light. He may le. you in and feed you for year or two, upon the strength of your honorable promises to pay at the end of that time. For ourselves. we have enough of these curious pledges to supply our cabinet for the present. We have labelled them carefully, and they are opened to general inspection. With many thanks for your self-sacri6cing indulgence of us. and fol your honest appreciation of the obligation existing toward our office, we again, and finally. say farewell forever"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-16

NATURE AND Nature IS the per. lection of art. His the art of the Infinite Arts. It evinces the perfection of skill and taste the union of the useful and ornamental. "A flower is thing of ex. quisite beauty but it's use is more won- derful than it's beauty. A tree is thing of beauty; but more thing of use. All most everything in nature is both useful aad beatiful Nature is profusely, even grandiy ornamenled. Shall not men learn of their maker, and ornament theii homes-their farms, gardens, and houses! The highest human duty is to be like God. It will make men wiser and better to cultivate both skill and taste, to beau.ify everything around them.
 Especially should farmers and gardners become artists in their professions. | they love rural life-love the fields, the groves, the trees, the fruits, they ought tc testify that love in the way to make mos. beautiful their farms, gardens and homes. How easy to plant trees for shade and fruit; shrubs for flowers; to lay oul lawns to set hedges, vines. hardy flower roots. How easy to have every home eulbowered with living beauty.
 And villagers too ought to be awakened to the skill and work of ornamentIng - Every street in the whole country should be fringed with trees. Villages should be groves of cultivated trees. shrubs and flowers. If villagers could realize the
 immense benefit of such decorations, how
 soon would the work of ornameniing be
 begun in earnest. We want more love for nature-more rural taste--more ap-
 precation of the works of the All Perfect l Artist. ValIey Farmer.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-16

CURE FOR FEVER AND AGuE.-The following, brough. from the Spanish Main, and said to be an unfailing cure for fever and augue, is highly recommended by an exchange:
 Just before the chill comes on, have a pot of very strong coffee made, and keep l it hot, and when the first chill IS felt, pour out pint, aud squeeze the juice oi lemon into it, and little sugar to make | il palalable. drink it off, go to bed, and cover up warm. One trial of this often cures, while two or three never iali.
 This remedy IS in common use among ltbe inhabitants of the West India Islands and we have been informed that t IS very successful. .-TMacon Citizen.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-16

EaSr A little three-year old girl was riding in the cars with her father a few days since. when lady remarked:
 "That's a pretty baby"
 The little lady's eyes flashed fire as she drew herself up to her fulles, height and replied:
 Il aint no baby-I wear boots and hoopsy
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-16

HD- The sea is the largest cemetery and its slumberers sleep without monu- ment. All graye-yards, in other lands, show some symbol of distinction between the great and the small, the rich and the poor but in that ocean cemetry, the king, the clown, the prince, and the peas ant, are alike undistinguished.