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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-04

THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN.-The
Washington correspondent of the Journal Of Gem
merce has some encouraging specuations as to the
next election. We take the following paragraphs
from his letter.
From the coming Presidential election the
country is not, however, likely to incur any dan
ger, but its result will probably tend to assuage
party and sectional bitterness The slavery agita-
ton will be rendered useless for political purposes
if it shall be found, as it probably will be, that
those who have sought to it for selfish and un-
patriotic ends, can derive no benefit from it.
Every statesman in the South is now known to
have moderate opinions on the slavery question.
They ask no further Congressional legislation re-
specting slavery in the Territories. Senator
Toombs, for instance, has recently avowed his
views.to this effect Mr. Boyce's late speech truly
expresses what is generally understood to be the
opinion of the South the subject Of slavery in
the Territorics-to wit-that it is "purely specu-
lative question" There is not to be much
difficulty, the. efore, has been by some antici-
pated either in the formation of platform at
Charleston, or the selection Of candidates to be
placed thereupon.
1.-The general prosperity of the country, particu-
larly of the South, is also favorable to peaceful
result of the election contest; and the northern
people generally have begun to distrust those lead
ers who would persuade them that tfeir interests
are in perpetual conflict with those of the slave
hnlHinu States"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
An EMMY Rox.

An empty box il ordinarily useless piece of furniture
like an empty purse, many other things of value
when rightly appropriated that is well filed with some
precious valuable becomes useless and hateful to look
when its rich is exhausted aud its hideous
vacuy remains only remind of the good things
once contained But it is great consolation in this
world to have friend of ability pledged 10 fill up your
Oox soon as it is empty, aud that dd iafaif Such
i happy condition, and hence Eel, no concern
when, yesterday looked tobacco box aud found
i: empty.
Jno B. Royall Co, manufacturers of smoking to-
bacco, Of this city who labrcae good an article As i
10 be found in the country, the who I'LL our box
aad who doubtless fill the boxes of thousands besides
Their famous brands are, FL Sabroso Oronoko and
AnibroSa"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
American aud India Cotton.

dia were believe, the largest which have ever been
reported in any one year. The quantity nearly cqus
to oneourth Of that which received the United
States bat the value only about eighth Of that
which from the States. This proves that the ave
rage price of India is but little than onehaf
tina, of American cotton When il is considered tina,
this inferior cotton costs, both for inland and
transportation for all the great distance il has to be mo.
we'd much as il would ii il twice valuable,
the difficulty under which the English labor
in substituting it for American il the supply can be
largely increased Ii seems probable that only be
used to mix with the better qualities OF American cot.
ton, with certain limits In competing with inferior
qualities of America cotton it has the disadvantage of
being 1T a much greater distance from the consumer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
Well Pna.

The creenbrier IAd,peadsa. makes a telling point
against Locofocoism subject that should have
become party Issue. We all know il says how scru-
pulons our Democratic friends are in guarding the Con.
sti'ution from infaclion, when I,eiai improvements
spoken Of Our soil Upon which We tread every dsv
can receive attention lest the Constitution be violated
Our great navgabe can scarcely be touched bv
the fostering hand Of Government hut Democratic thco-
~ starts from its place in amazemen and holds up its
hands in holy horror. Roads that would be 4 national
blessing must not he aided by Governmental funds be-
cause there is no clear and explicit authority for so do
ing All that pertains to the advancement
and Development Of our internal domain the soil that is
really ours the resources and facilities which reason and
nature invite us TO open and expand he neglected
ignored. set aside, and abandoned keep the Democrat
c conscience quiet and allow Democratic theory full eS
ercse.
But how appears the Democratic conscience aud the
Democratic theory, when they "uu their own to stand
on foreign ground Their conscience. then, is more
pable than India rubber and their theory audinous
beyond all precedent. How is il the Dsaaraiic Cons
tuition allows President to send company at great
expense, TO fish in, and bathc in and scund the Dead
Sea- when won't let Congress vote money clear snscs
and property OF ci,zens' This is great mys.
terry How is il swallow Mexico and appropriate
Cuba, 10 the tune of millions and vet not be able TO
give single dollar towards the mprov of own
widespread domain? Why is it Uncle SAM under Dem.
ocratic ru" Is all the while looking ustly his neigh
bors farms and ncgecng the cultivation of his own
IL il because Uncle SAM under Democratic rule has got
his mind wholly bent OF plunder, piage, and fill
husterng, aud has LOST all ,rtuous and omicsl
tastes He Is destined TO ruin, unless yirtuous counsel
lors called in speedily. Nav such he the case
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

LArER FROM EUnDPE.

rHs AMERICA AT sAcKviLLE4-fnY 1unncH
-ExcirEngNT lxCREAsInG IN ITALY.
sAcxviLLs, Nov. <--Ths sssanshp America from
Livsrpool the ssa alt arrived 70 day. 49,.
ed - de- will probable take place this season
The details Of the Zurich treaty furnish only an ampha
cation Of the villa Franco agreement The rights Of the
Grsnd Dukes are prs-rved The treaty Is to be ratified
The London Times, Post and Herald all oppose Eng.
lands taking any part In the Peace Congress- The Post
regards ne s.i.n Co@peesos - very serious aud The
situation Of Napoleon As highly embarrassing Il thinks
certain that komsgna Wil be attacked by the Papal
troops and that the rst menace therc viii be an arm
ed Intervention by the Dachies wheu Garrbadis troos
viii sweep away every vesiige OF Papal rule.
Spain IL dissatisfied with the offers ol Morocco and
war IL considered imminent.
The Sandman government has Issued a decree for
loan OF 1u0.Ooo,a,0 francs.
The electricians have recommended at valentia OK.
pcriments the Atlantic Cable With some cucourarinr
results reported at Paris that the Emperor refused
An sadenee 70 dePutAt'on from Bologna, but granted
one to deputstion from the Duchies.
The English journals continue draw attention 10 the
Immense naval Armsments building In France particular
" at Toalon, where ~ large ships constructing
Is reported that Marshal Valiant has suggested tn
the Emperor the occupation Of the Duchies Inv pre,ch
troops, To prevent civil
Considerable excitement exists In Piedmont o., nc.
count Of the conditions Of the Zurich treaty
IL was reported at Turin that Neapolitan war shins
had been seen OF Romagna, aud that Piedmontese
squadron bad been ordered into the Adriatic.
i"e" was an uhconnrmed rumor OF . revolutionary
movement at Palermo, In which Of the rebels we're
killed.
LvERrooL MARKrrs.-Sales OF cotton for the week
900 bales Aiddling qualities had advanced Is. and
all clean descriptions had upward tendency owing to
scarcity Saturday, the market closed steady Orleans
lair Ut, mddling sl6; uplands fair - middlinr
li-lo Stock in port $4,000 bales including $50 OOo
American.
Flour dull ut 2s.. cd. e7s. Wheat dull nj "a "a :.
vs.. I'd; white as. ID lis. Corn quiet; yellow 30. I'd
a So Cd white s6 37s. Provisions dull but steady
sugar I'd a ls. higher Coffee quiet Rice firm Ro-
SIN duh and slightly lower A. Id a. I'd Turp.niin.
dull at Sos. Sd a sos cd
, Gonsoi, VI rs 20. Money stringent hut abundant
Bullion decreased fS3e. ooO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

1887 so tina, even in market which has been rcmarka
bic for the readiness with which promises OF large inter
est have been received, the and cirh, per
bonds OF American railways longer sought. but
eatsi turns more readily to consols rising TO
thing like their price before the European war; and
English railways which have themselves had history
which does not tend to Inspire very great confidence in
them Q general thing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
AmsrIcan sr,uri,Is. abvoaa.

ltis not vcrS Catering to orr pHle ~ nsuen 90
learr, that vith money hardly above per cent Ia
London and With large amcunt Of capital 10 the shape
Of ddeuds theown iuto e market for .tment there
J. an harvesting d',ruN Of american securities Engl.h
c'assh's have LaA some doulty in obtsinog sueh 10.
scs meni' a. we've Ia 81 respects satisfactory. cond
n'n los % lave ceased a. atp@t domestic foreign
and coeusai enterprises have lost their charms and The
or cfgcs~eneut erarAntes rcpd rather fhsn tsmb,s
tmsrS stools have LOST credit even since D. crisis Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
MARkETa.

htrNoer, Nov t-flour steady. Howard Street shs,--
wheat declined oesnsuhe &C. red ~ 2si &c Corn
downward tendency and e6tS
Bacon sides 81. whisky nominal a 9. ets
Nav YoRE, Nov. I-soeis active and higher yI,v;,t. a.
sIS Cotton ,radysaes OF 1870 Yiour h.nyYsou,h
er taaet5Io Wheat hrnand Southern Corn nrm.
er-yellou tGti O9 Pork steady Sugar advanced TIM,
Peniine and Rosln duh. Rice drn - "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
KANSAS NATTnRs

LEAvENwoRrH Nov. 4.--The Denver city expres. q,
rivc, TODAY, with ssh, 900 in gold dust
The weather Is said TO be unusually favorable for mi
ment, a. far ascertsined Steel has majority for
Governor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
AREAIRS IN RAITIunRr

BALrInonE, Nov. 4.-The funeral Of Mr.. Kyle, killed
on the day Of election, took place to-day and was at.
tanned oy an immense concourse. The procession con-
tanned the members Of the Reform and large
numbers OF the first citizens Store houses were closed
along the route There disturbance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

LARGE FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. "A fire broke out this evening
in the Fourth District, which destroyed sixty budngs
involving n loss of S25O,O0a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

The Philadelphia Press copies the following editorial
opinion given by the New York Herald when Mr.. Blu
chauan was running FOR the Presidency:
James Buchanan is old dotard an imbecile mis-.
cradle, Cabling old granny. who has lost his mind and
his memory and who Is, consequently. utterly unfit for
the important duties Of the Presidency" -.-...-
Nos, the Herald Mr. Buehanans organ and his con
slant culogist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
Rail Roads,

The following extract from article in the London
Times, about English Rail Roada equally applicable TO
our Rail Road system II contains undsniable truths
and shows the causes of the pecunry uccess Of our
Rail Roads
II nothing beyond the fair expense of Railway were
e. be incurred in it, construction there are no ~ spots
n this Kingdom between which line might not DC made
70 ply. This, we take H. j. nov an establi.hed fact
Buy the land At reasonable price make rood contr act
for the execution Of the works act a locomotive running
on the rats and the mo stagnant borough o. seauesed
district will inialiby weld IL eturns Trahc i called
into being nobody knows whence II has been dormant
OF ai"u NJ the phrase used run but ~ the first
shrek Oi the engine Il y invariably brought 10 life
Even IN India the result i. the same and timd Ben.
gal'se, Who never before went mile from their aboIe
arc found 10 save up Their pee for the pure pleasure Of
being carried out and home again in RsilEay train
ia ihs sense there y no extension branch which
woId not be remuneraiive. ANY Railway whatever not
having cost more than the just price Of the work win nav
lair interest on the outlay The whole mischief has oc.
CURED because the outlay s thus mted--because
capital ior which Interest bas still n he found has been
squandered on things bringing retuSn and because
thc concern has 'heh become oppressed viii load Of
d-ndweight and debt"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
WILD CHKanY Ar TUK soTTn

trfa porHafssion 70 l'SbiI~h: = $1,000
ArusSs August 90
DEAR siR Having been months
thronc inflammation Of the Lunr- times
Ing adopted medicines any Temporary relief
purchased about three bottles BIi.nB OF WIZ CI,
~ RON The effects Of which obtained
The medicines had taken disorder
have by the repeated Basam been morr free
from pressure for breath and oppression Lunx
anticipated and indeed
ing Us use, 81 this mo most cheer
ay tender you this acknowledgement which you as your
judgment dictate. RODNEY BURKE
nno<-deswlv- WAyasborouxh, Burke Co, IA.
ADIE GRAY. PURCELL. LADD 4 co, and W. PrTsRsoS
kchmond and by appointed every county Drug
sSss enefahy oczt-dc1wiw
I" Notice Co Country Merchants Visiting
Richmond this FaH.-we would most respec fully cali
their attention TO stock Of ROOTS sHols will
ALEN. hill 4 CO.,
seis l2I Main ST., Richmond Va.
az Boots. shoe. CATERS. Of good quality no to
ALEX HILL CO.'S you can't get them th.r. do not
know where you find them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
RICHMOND WHIG.
To CORRESPONDENCE.

TO CORN DKNTS.
W. I'A''' o. ''"'''' ''-'''' addressed TO 1a' s'
Arfes sres BON rides Of ne paper ,rU psbsh.
Cd Tt rNie teno sfnsdino ought 20 b knosen % az,
end ,cin is 6s departed ObsIrx
sss cSAthass are charged for as d5rereserenh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

The Alexandra S,aG,f SAYS Of the crazy s,g0es,,on
that old Brown should be plrdoned the stsp would be
simply confession OF weakness aud supp,icstion for
m"rcy Brown is = criminal Of enormou, turpitade. 49,
sh'll We pardon b'm. md vet htng eg nan murderer
government confesses -ef &C. sylrrai, when reason,
81 ste npel j. 10 thus d honor s own sws virgpia
has not cone 10 fbsf
~ old Ef'Vn'' d'".d tha' he contemplated murder
Brown ~, erl when shout being Sentenced 10 death
contains orr of tie bad' and bo dest demands on hu
man e-ednltty We have ever seen never aid Intend
murder or treason ~ dcscaci Of property or 10
incitc stves 10 70 yclon OF make instruction
bf sPok and " what We htvc heard about words stick
ing In mems u rats ere not al fable these words
would we Hu's In hs. WIZ then DID he arm himself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

tn Magnificent Silks, III
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CLOAKs AND sHAWLs
from LIST -eek Auction saies In New yoys
AT GRgAT SACRIFICE
WATKINS a. FICkLPN
leave TO inform their friends and public generally that
- htir large and superb stock Of and fresh GOODS
has Just been repenlhed by
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
They ony ask opportunity exhibiting these Choice and
seet 6oos, 9th and
=" insure sales and surprise PRICES
In siLks especially enabled offer such pr,, a. viii
bring this hitherto article the reach Of .v.rv en-
Beautiful VELOUR DE- PARIS ~ WV
wrench and Irish POPLINs,
Parts Printed DELAINEg,
Silk and Wool PLAIDs Ac.
Are being opened this morning he found
some and moderate In price Our ~ ~
CLOAks AND sIIAwis
extensive aud
70 over ms season VIII be opened today found
Wy The sehion Of all In usn Some entirely
new aud very elegant our assortment Of " ''
strysnts' and Pantaton Goods
Mems Outer and Under Wear.
House Servants Wear
Plantation Goods
House Furnishing Goods
Irish Linens,
shirngs and sbe,,lny.
fulled Cloths,
nm a.. 49,, saiinstis Tor Factory Hands, Ac,
WIZ be found unsurpassed IN extent quality and prize.
WATKINS PICEJEy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

TINE CONTRAsT!
while eonsatuans those who good FORUM. b.
BORN BEAUTIFUL,
would remind tho~e Of an odious lin, nv n 49,
gried by sickness tme that by Esser
Hair Dye they 80 far the concerned rrs surr,,
b
MADEBEAUrIYUL
The Dye has been analysed certified 10 b. pur. ana
iess by DR. Chiffon the chemist In IN. un,.s
States Sold applied by all hair dre,se C.
r,pcno, 6 Asor House, New York. osal -d,xiu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
NEW hooks AT

~ GRO NJ VESTS,
"sGa Esh, and s;nst Tale. cha. K.ad
The Memo Money King and other Poem. by John O.
Of The women q The An:re.n Revolution" is loo
sse5d ana Gown BY the sahor of "Guy Ll,ns.,on. Pc
syhIh,ag The orisin Growth N.ionsi Par
by Arthur Hos s.T;s' and general stats
e.n%.is. soa'.aias &I s',sht. Biographical. Per
,oI. ss and rSIca Of prominent candidate Presidency
Hand Books q mcms I%pr2ysRsn comprising to w,
II one volume I'o; each sold separately per
E '.. dS, ms.nsy of superior quality. under
80 - s,.S,s Pss' pale s and dark W, .,
- nos Lac. D. DAVENPORT.
VI anaiiiy. ~ T. o. r. DsassP sSgsr,0'
10 TIEnCEs PRIME sUGAn CURED HANS,
" for sale by JOHNSON TRIUMPHANT.
20 I j6assns +s it ri Il
100 SACKS nARsHALL,s SALT, g. -, ~
.ssS 3, ,ly sn. .n. AsP .EnDs GRASS
nos ,.' ''''I' 4'-"'' EDWIN %oRriIAM co.
V,AR.-'o Sbs. Tar, for sale by
II nc5 EDWIN WORKMAN a 90.
IL nos ' Tbwis WORKMAN co.
surEHI0H ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET.
Is serving he SsDy ~ Sr ha%s" h ne rrs and pr.
ilcle '' ' '''
The Cocoa Nut OF perfectly deodoed comb
nation which peculiarly adapt. toilet unvaled
In delcaoy and ageeaben cooling In s nsture posses
se such peculiar affinity the tin that readily
| -Bo.fOn Tr0nscrfJa
For sale by JAMES p. DuyAL
ocH Druggist. Cor Main and 10Th sis.
'IO THE fUHLiC.IThe subscriber ..h.. 20 purchase.
Churches. Schools. As intend sayas ,hs county Aus.,s
a. soon as can make arrangements 10 do require
hous. wood HaeT. aud good situation for store, Ae
aul2-5m ARCH'D y STUART,
Rs-Addr,ss "a. p ssu.rs." s.union Inrss COUNTY VI.
REMOVED.
~ A. BARGAINS, JR, have removed 10 their g,v s,or.
". No gu Main Street, door above their stand
shere they have Increased their facilities
soIk N ihs line such . putting up every description Of water
Pumps Hydraulic Rams, te Putting up works
| nttlng NJ buildings nth gas pipes and hrtures.
Al sorts Of TIN roky koonns t Nesting buildings with
ar water steam They take this ey
have the best Hot Air runsce In this sb
| they win put up and warrant 20 rive satsfactlon -
large asortenf plain and fancy Tin aad
/ F-nhrrs alEavs on hand. sui1-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

R%FALL TRADE.-vIRGINI
>S0 Merchants, and Merchants generally
son 70 laying In their fall stock 81 merchandise should
70 abundant supply 81 sfMPLEs INfALIHIF
a roWnts the best and most economical
msking light,
recommended by citizens
viii certainly ive satisfaction when properly IL entirely
harmless heing the production scientific
ana Manufactured With material Meg
chants can confidently recommend this article
Sh.. J. W. 8ARLICR,
60 Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
~ Dr. J. w. Garlick-DEAR SIR: I have for some
months used Ia family sempe justly BAKING
ro"Dfs and take pleasure In ami.
nes the very best article have making xt
sweet spongy bread There
Piles Powders used. Respectfully,
Petersburg July s0th, 1sa9
. J.. w. 0ARL,CK,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor, Riehmona
Pnr sale ~ Druggists and Grocers generally.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR-sOFT

- AND GLossY-PHILETIERs GOLDEN rItTIp-
kenarr. the hair son and glossy growth, removing
dandun aud Restoring IT. sriginsoior and
Prize. - cents Dor sale by 49, ~
. GEORGE DOwDEN Drurrss
Street Apettr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

- THE LADIrs-Lsdi,s In want 81 CATERS eI,hr
s OF without heels can ind large select from
pt.ss rom VI 20 and upwards quality SLIPPERS viii
and shout heels ehdrens and SH0HS Of ali dual
ties, for sale low by ALrx mil A co
seis M 10. Main .,,.., pi.h,,.., ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

49, oCs ffvER-As a.. Pail approaches and BIuou.
ana Ag aud fevers has become prevalent every person should
With the remedies dAngrrnu,
me secretion OF bile and the inactivity liver TO-
VIII pain 10 the limbs and back night
loss OF apPete the
means should at he resored
bAkER PREMIUM BirrERs" They eradesi the bic d.
PEI .he pains cool the fsvers strengthen digestive
pure circulation Of the blood produce dow
spts which OF themselves tend greatly do
hrsihiunss These Filters perfect safety by
all ages and sexes without weather or dit aud viii
prove valuable family medicine
s required. $3.50 ~ - -''''' 'O"N
To be had OF PURCELL LADD all other
Druggists In the city Of Richmond and Virginia .ai
North Carolina also, Of C. srorr CO. Washington D. o. H.
srAbLER, CO, Baltimore; D. A. FAhSESrOCK co phIi.
delphiH, aud OF hARNEs PARK, New York
. oIssn Allied ~ addressing r. BAKER Proprietor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

~ - - HDEND NOHICE.-The Direc-
tors Of the VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INsUp.
AScE COMPANY st inst declared alyidsn o s ~
Prant Of six month PAYABLE 10 m,
ther legal represent .iivrs aud inst
and sdsd hr rsmander of said profits per cen, the
surplus fnnd OF the making
transfer d. Ok will be closed Inst
nos-dNhN Ia,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-05-26

~ Why do you speak Of your good actsi If
you have done any they win speak Tor you
Count not the prayers you have made, the sick
you have healed, naked you have clothed No,
sir, good acts are many in word but few in fact
would rather say that you could stand TN
moved. and see man after man cut down, house
after house burned, whole cities wrapped in
flames after which tie earth shall be darkness
and clutm the niser weeping EVER the ashes If
bis ilEgotten torture, ard whilst rcck n worlds
aud crash If matter seems inevitable when there
is no htpe, Just then, as il were, the coed Sauna
ritan stepped forward with n hex Of DIR. >. w.
CLARKE's Stimulating LlniMent. aud all was
made whole.
1t will cure all ferns Of Rheumatism. Lem
bago, all diseases Of the Spine, acute pain or
inflammation in any part # tie system, painful
gatherings in the breasts Of females Chronic Sore
Threat, Swelling, Sprains, Strains, Piles, Pluri-
sy, Cuts, Scnlds, Burns and Old Sores.
Fer Hoises,
1t viii cme all forms Of Sores and Clts.
Fer sale b, Druggists generally.
CERTIFICATE.
ABERDEEN Miss.s Nov, 10, 1852
| used some II DIR. Clarke's Imminent upen
sua negro girl filicted with q Hip joint Dis
ease" In the eIn ion Of the Physician cure
was considered d. Lbt.ul. After using the Lini
ment several day she was much improved, and
| in twoweeks to lappearance entirely well.
| The same Lii ment was used In case Of
! Rheumatism Of ing standing aud with material
benefit to the pa ent. Ibelieve it will effect
| cure it its use is continued.
Jan q '59. REUBEN o. REYNOLDS
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-05-26
Arrival asd Departa.e of Mails at OkoIona

From Aberdeen Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Satnrdays. at o'clock a. IN; departs for Oxford
IA O'Clock 4. m. Ar ives from Oxford same day
at 3 O'Clock D. M, and departs for Aberdeen -
o'clock D. m. The mail will be closed for those
routs 4 an hour before the arrivals
The mail leaves Okolona for Granada, daily, at
oo'clock a. m; and arrives same day at 3 p. IN.
Leaves Okolona for Camargo, daily, Except
Gundays), at o'clock q. m. (; and arrives same
day atB p. IN.
leaves for Serepta Tuesday, 8 o'clock a. m,
and arrives Wednesday, ut 8 p. IN.
Leaves for Ellistown Friday. at 6 o. clock a. m,
and arrives Saturday, at 6 p. IN.
Leaves for Fulton Wednesday, at 6 O'Clock
q. m; and arrives Friday, ut . p. IN.
Letters to be mailed must be put in the Office
hour before the departure Of the mails.
II. w NOE, ?. n,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-05-26

HEIMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION, High
" Concentrated Extract Buchu, for Diseases Of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
nesses. &c, is a safe and pleasant remedy. Read
the advertisement in another column, headed
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.