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Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
eI- The Little Rock True Denaot

nN- The Little Rock True Democrat of the 2d inst, suggests that il would be well for the ciizens of Arkansas 10 closely examine all iraveling negroes, who pro. fess to be free and leaving the State. It is strongly suspected that some of these free gentry will endeavor to entlce away slaves; and it may be that slaves will en- sdeavor to escape by representing them . selves 10 be free.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09

n< Col. A. A. Pittman, Administrator of ". A. w. Thompson deceased. sells on the 2d of January next, the Atlanta Hotel, togeth- or with the lots attached thereto. See adver- tjsement
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
RESULT OF THE FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4.--The loss by the fire which occurred in the Fourth District last night is etimated at a quarter of mill lion. There were sixty dwellings destroyed. The fire is supposed to be the work of an in- cendiarY.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
MARKETS, &C.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, ! yQrQ

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK. Geo. w. vaden received 97 bales, S0 Of which he bought at 94@10c.
 A. Stewart & Bro's., received 155 bales cot ton, 118 of which they bought at 9s@l0c ]. A. Jennings & Co.,, received 29 bales which they bought at 9S@10c. J. A. Firth x Co.,, received 9 bales, which they bought at 10c.
 Evans & Horne received B bales, which they bought at 9s@loc.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
Memphis Market.
M MEMPHIS, APPEAL OFFICE. !
 Saturday, NoVemher 5. 1859. {

Saturday November 5, 1859 CoTToN-There was brisk inquiry for the staple yesterday, and the sales footed up 3,08l bales as follows: 129 bales at 9 cents i; 15 at 10; 128 at l0s; PIP at 10 3-l6; 675 at lol 392 at lOs; 5y6 at lot 29l at l0s 143 at 10a 40 at Il 69 at III and 230 on pri- vate terms.
 MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS. Low Mdlng..91 @ 9f Good Mdlg- -104@10s Fair...... ..11a @11i Good Fair. nominal.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
JEFF. DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT.

CONCORD. N H., Nov. 1.-Ex- President Pierce has declared his intention not to be- come candidate for the Presidency, but ex- presses his preference for Col. Jefferson Davis of Mississippi
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09

VALLEY FARMER.-fhe November number of this ever welcome monthly is already at hand. Every farmer should subscribe for it. Terms-S1 per year, in advance Address NORMAN J. CoLMAN, St. Louis, Missouri. &
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09

CoAHoMA DEMOCRACY. The Democracy of Coahoma county (Miss held meeting, few days ago, to appoint delegate to the State Convention, which meets at Jackson on the 14th of December. Jefferson Davis was declared their frs. choice for Presidcn..
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
BROWNSVILLE, ARK,

MR EDITOR :-Permit me to announce my self as candidate for Sheriff, at the eiec- ton to be held in August, 1860; subIect 10 the decision of the Democratic County Conven- tion, should one be held
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09

E~ Weare pleased to learn that our friends at Atlanta are about arganizing Brass Band. Prof. MoRG. ADAMS, who is an excellent mu- sician, has been secured as teacher. Prof. ADAMS has been sojourning here during the past two weeks, and we commend him to the kindly regard of all lovers of vocal and instru- mental music.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
nRg ARC WEEKLY CgTgB Bgys

- The monument to Henry Clay. in Lex ington, Kentucky, is nearly completed 1t IS said to be one of the handsomest works of art in the country.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
ADDRESS OF J. R. GIDDrNGs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S - Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, of Ohio, delivereda discourse this evening at the National Guards Hall, on the subject of the "Harper's Ferry Insurrection," and John Brown. of Ossawattomie.
 MT. Giddings said-There is at this time an unusual excitement in the community. Nine teen men, one week since. invaded the Old Dominion, captured two thousand of her in- habtants, and sent consternation throughout her vast territory, and spread terror among the chivalry CD of Virginia.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
LAWRENCE, STONE & co.

It is suspieoned that the firm of Lawrence Stone & Co.,, advanced Old Brown money te aid in the Harper's Ferry Insurrection.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
S50 REWARD.

eA will give the above reward for the ap- fA prehension of my negro boy WILL m' -N.who ran away from my mill. near Oak land Mississippi, on the night of the 29th of September last. William is heavy set negro, about five feet nine inches in heighth, weighs about l50 pounds, about 23 years old: slightly knock -kneed, and wears ear rings. He form ery belonged to MT. John Bloom, at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
 Address w. H. WELLER,
 Nov. 3, 1859. If Oakland, Miss.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI. November 2. FLouR-Is quoted al s4 70tG4 80 Corn is quoted at 40(012c. Oats quoted at 4st346c. Whisky is quoted at 23e.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09

- On the 2Sth ult., Gen. Jasper T. Dun lap was reelected State Controller, by the Legislature of Tennessee. W. F. McGregor, was at the same time, reelected State Treasurer
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II Peter Arnold, who murdered his three
children few weeks since, near Freeport, died
In prison on the 18th ultino
III Accounts from England do not speak ia
vorablY Of the condition of the health of Cardinal
Wiseman.
III Ii 10 stated that there are D. 100 bu Idinps CT
various kinds now in process OF erection at Mem
PMS, Tenn, at an estimate cost o. 50 .OOO,OOO
ID The annual income of NJ VIM McDon-
aid, the owner Of Flora Temple is said to be
$4,000. He resides in Baltimore
IL Every man thinks that Cssar's wife ought
to be above suspicion but he Is FIR less particular
as to what Cesar himself oughs 10 be
u tits said that De Lave, the rope walker at
Rochester intends to have his ST ser cross the rope
at Rochester, in the course Of the season.
IL The cornerstone Of the proposed monu-
menf in coRmemOration of Perry's victory on
Lake Erie will be laid the 18th of Septein Der
at 6bralter, in Put-in-Bay. with appropriate eer-
Ur In the Superior Court at New London CT
on Wednesday last, jury rem Tered verdict for
the pla ntifs in a SANDER suit, assessing damages
at thrss CENTS The parties to he suit were mar.
ried couples.
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GREAT WONDER OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORA ALIVE

says ho 3, Louis lM") Democrat; Below, We publish a
letter 10 Dr. Mood, OF this from gentleman Maine
rssh 's..t gS.n!y Of The up.Io, merit. Of hi. H,I
from reliable sOure. nerseat:s ar. Is Of truth
Prsssi
BATH, MAINE, Jan 70, lsss.
PRoFi.,os o. WOOD Z Co.-Geutem.ni Having my
effects Of your Hair Restorative va, induced make sppI
PROBABLY White my whistler. ssr. q same shsras
Ter some thIss months .nes procured bottle Of your
what sad wished u.ed about week have since
procured smother bottle Of which have used some lean
30 .ad . ss sn s' M, b. . a..
resumed It, Oatnra COLOR and believe gosy
than II has been beior for I've
year, old; " good wife at the sg' Of hy:wO, IA.
The above notice s..m due you for your vsiuab. dis.
eovsry am sssursd that whoever will rightly use per
am citizen Of this city aud reside Ut here for m.
81 ae'E ye'rs md am known 70 nearly
ny your s11 @rT mar: .i III with
the 0s'T's, Of ina, nature in others as well as myself
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
to c.' the bs portion of hair the sasc,s OF The vel
low fever, in New oresa. ISL wss induced to mali.
hing now tsici an o..y and no . ss
saes :..u m! obligations to you IL sT9g g; ,.isd
Tia. under.sn.a, Rev X Bragg, i. in ;, ,n,,
.;.ndng and pastor Of the Orho5on Church Il Rrooiasd
beloved. WIN DYER
, BsooxrIrLD. January IL, is5s.
Hair Restorative gives pleasure TO saw thai ia ,f,et
has been in removing tion dandrua and
Constant tendency hing with which troubled
from ehudhood and hss also restored hair which VS.,
becoming TO it, original color have used no oh.r
article with anything like the same pleasure prodt
49, You're, truly, J. K BRAGG
The Restorative is put Up in Bottles Of sIes Iarre
medium and small; the small holds half pn and retas Tor
dollar per bctile the Medium holds twenty per
emit in proportion than the smsI rssis for two DOL
lars botte the large holds quar- forty per cent more in
properties, sod rstails for three dollsrG bottle.
o. WOOD CO. Propristors, 3i2 Broadway, New York
a N. Y. nd
street. 81 Louis, No. and sold BY all good Drugg
and F4ney Goods Deal.rs June le-eo5m
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATlONAI. HOTEL.-R II Flyan, r Nibbet
kes sa Miss Th,b1nlt, arki Miss Ma 1do1,
NJ Aoa " Mccis41,. III; csr Sd@dss'S"
Il Bowls. uSA; w Cannon. R.!bo, Ga; TX Wal
lace; Va; S,sriy, Nd; A Brovr Tex: A Marsh
and ly, Miss Marsh. Marsh, A T. Winch, Ga:
btstIo6e, Nd HsrIi'on, Pa; u bruce. Nj; r
Ala; Cnderwood, Ky; \ bsikrsp p u smith ~
Shu6rich, Md; A Naamor NY: Crapins. la:
Levin, Mass; Carson. Ny; J emens, MiSsC
Clemens, Miss Clemens, Nd; 4 y Dobbs, Ire: r
Hamltop; Md; Mrs Butler, Miss BntlSr. MISS y
Eo Tss;tin a%y1 sf "a AlI.ct az silks va
McMeans, Ten: A DeJtan IA ~ VS.
BROWNS HOTRL.-O Meryb,a- Nd. . q
yo,ee, do; Baurher, do; " tSowe. do E .
schsa, Pa Johnson and lady, NJ; r. wrndrr-
nal, re-; Dsieap, IL; l. Gsskils, do; y Worth
IA t pE; AND lidy, do Hopkins AND dau1 her. ;,
PAGE. M s: BSosh r.yaS De: s9; ssr5y ,a do
Miss, Mrs Cox. Mo; w Ellis. sc; j ) McNeei and
DO; Mrs and Mis-, BIoweI, Ny; Mr. ara Mrs ala
Bsd ,nbqryh, do; Mimi =; NJ MonaIf, nc: r
SLong, !. Barber and family, VI IS; Wrs Is Tod.
soh and daughter, sc; A Eonnan, Va
W1LLAkDS HOTEI.-J G. Ishar1 and LADY,
ny; Mrs ID Flint, do; w VI Pu-neil Md: M Y
Falls, do; L. Gsrland. AK; Horne, "a; Miss l.
horne horne, DO; MTs pr Wilson. % Mr. Mss>e, NIB; NJ
SIR. Lsish. Va; NJ and II: Fra III ! X
watson, Cal; = It Pickett, DC; y Pertsr Mass:
IeIrIli, Ala; Mrs Ferril, do; Miss Ter Ill do:
4 a.. WIHSehssteI, Nd Csrrsli, do; q B bidding
Adan,, Mass; z J GorId.NY; asycTaft and ADV.
a.; MIS- Hs5crAit and lady, 10; Major ii ]
KIRkWOoD HOusE.-R Be I'D. sr:TIem-
shal Ind; MIzsil. Niss; 1t Derfr TSrE. = NJ
Jankin, Ga; X II Clark, CSN. '''
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MHDICIIn


Compound Remedy, IN which We nay y
Of Para combined with other
sasne.. s 1s =. ds.... s.fsp.riia is rsput.d q
cure Il is believed that such remedy wanted BY those
Who from strumous eompaints and that which will
their must prove Of immea.. serve. this
i,rg. elias. Of our ae.ss How Completely
many casas to be found Of The following
scRoruLA AND scRoFuLous CoMPLAINrs, ERuP-
rIoss AND ERUPTIvK DIsEAsEs, ULcKRs, PiMPLEs,
srrsfLIs AND sYrHiLITic Affection MrRcUR1Ah
DIsRAsE, DRoPsr, NEURALGIA OR Tic D0ULoURkUx,
Rosr or ST and indie cd the hol. class
Of somPlaints arising from IMpuRITr OF THE BoeoD.
.pss r..
tester in tn. blood thai year By III. timely
bud Multitude. can 81 the aid Of hi. r:m.dy spare
through which Ire system viii strive to rid itself of eorrpp
tons il assisted 10 do this through the natural
blood yOu find impurities bursting through the
sl,n IN Pmpls eIuPon. or s5re, when you ma
foul, your feelings win tell when Even where
particular disorder s people enjoy better health and
and all vs with this pabuiun Of life disordsred
can be no lasting health Sooner or sr sonshng nnst 60
sarssparila has. and deserves much reputation Of
Comprising these snd, world has been regiousy
Of partly because thu drug alone
many preparations pr.tensRg be of
it, but s Of the virtue Of sarsapara or any thing
Daring years the public have been ni.sd by large
bottles OF OF
for have been frauds upoa the sick
for they osly contain lts, parls but ofe
properties whatever Hence bitter and painful
dis followed the Of the various Of
s,rs,psrl which food the market until the itself is
Justly despssd aud has become with imposition
cheat Still call this Compound sarsaPariis and in
tend supply such remedy a. shall .'cu. the name from
the load Of obloquy which rests upon IT. And We mk we
ground beevs which Irresistbe
ordinary the intended To cure In
complete eradication from the system,
Ihs remedy should be judieousy taken 10 dee-
o. the bcttle.
PREPARED By
DR.. ]. C. AVER Z Coz
LOWELL, MASS,
PRIcR, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BorrLEs FOB S5.
R1-sold BY Z. D. GILMAN, Washington; R. g. r. CID-
SELL, Georgetown, and By all Druggiss svsryvhsss.
lT-so3mr
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nR. JOHNSTON. =.
- BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL.
as 1sssvsSsd Ne Csais SPEEDY, and Oay EGeet1ai
Remedy In the Nssld fss all
DIS EASES OF IMPR UDENCB.
LIT NO FALsH DKLIcAcY PREvINf.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.

DISEASES OF IMPR
LET NO rALsE nELIcAcI rRrvsHf.
K9rA CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE III SWo
w..u. Eth. Back sips,Y,:, As.e,.,, 9TH. x,s,.,,
ADD Bladder, invoiunt.ry Dsehargs lmpotsney Gsnsal
S:s
p,mn." Sigh G,ddin., D.... Of IN. Head Thrsst
ss:: q sS Of q: LsnE or BS.:
Ys.hhoss Dreadful and Dssf.e,s Praccss which rss-
DER so ;Ss S'; WEN beth Body ana Mind
kspssisy vhs have sseems he victims Of Dc iary Vice.
an sntmsy grave thousands Of Young Men Of most
% s.s. III. 81
ds.ss, - -
AA1RiKDPDAsoNss or Ysung Msa ssstsn plating Mar
s:m.ss s... n, ,.s:d 's'h' debility,
4. Who place; h%.. under tn. ears Of Dr. may rsIg
=, oEFicE u. SOUTH rsEDEaIcE .raEEr.
ths ecrnsr Fail net ssssrvs and aunbsr ksnsn
-''' b paid 'ad '''i 81. , ;;;Th
Member Of Rsy. College u surxssus Lsadsn spadua,s
Y. ondas P.r. and s;Is RI Ia.
is:.n %.ay trs.sl.d rinsiat 5. S::s and ~:
.s.S a;.;I; Ea..: a:s';.o:.. being ..rm.d .udds.
ta.s Win Israng.m,n miad YER. cured
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
isarnsd from evil eompansns school, the sEscs
which nightly fsit even vhsn asleep, oct eursd
S.nd'r mHriags imPo,el. .nd ds.tsy, bssh MAD and
sedy, shssld apply INN sdistsy.
fhsss sons 81 the and prsdsssd
limbs Pains ths Mead Dimn.s. Sight Loss Of Muse
Psvs Papaten Of the Hsart Nervous rrits bill
~ hs F.netisns De
MkSrALLY-Th.fs .rfs s4sets % he mind are ..sA.s
q spr. Evil F.rbsd,nC' fsoci,y 6srsss
dussd
NERvOUs DEBILITY. --Thsusands sss new ,udss VIA,
the essss Of their declining health, losing vser
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
Whsn he and vosry pleasure Hnds
happen. that msd dread Of
dstss him from applying TO hct vbs from education and
rssPsesbity, alone bsfrisnd him. falls int the
Of curing aeh his pscsnay subsancs hep him triains
menth amer H,nth or lcrE the smallest can Be Oh
tanned and In despair leave him With health TO sirh
poison, Mercury, hasten consttuoraI syptoms Of ~,
tsrrbls disease such Affections Heart Throat Noes
shin Ae Progressing With fshful rspidy. tn death puts
period bis dreadful srGses By sendnr him 20 that n,
discovered country from who's rstprn,
Dr. Jonhs0NpREMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKHEss
AND IMPOTENCY.
y this great and important remedy weakness sffans
and vhs had Lest ali heps Isys
been imms diatsly relieved.
All imp:dinsn!' . M.Iri.gs, Physical Or snti Di.as.
Trembling and Wsahnsss Exhaussn Of the fssrS
''n' 'p''aES poRsEM emf or TIE psras.
YHE MANY THOUsA NDs cured a. ,bi, 10 .,,a.. v,s,,
th last ysar and the 0ure
cal operations performed BY Dr. Johnson vitnsssd by ~,
Ispers Of ne papers and many other Psrsous, notess
sides bis standing gentleman 81 character rsspsnis
siiity sueeisnt Essrsntss to the aaistsd Jan DIV
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COFFIN THRowN FROM THE GRAvB.-A re-
markable occurrence transpired on Sunday eve
Ring last, at the burial place for coored persons
IN BrendfOsd. The ground was very damp, and a
grave which had been opened for the recep tion of
a corpse. contained water TO tho depth Of ten
inches or more. Upon the arrival OF the corpse,
which was attended by large train OF mourners
the water was bailed ont Of the grave, and the
coffin, after the ceremonies, was lowered, the
grave being rapidly filed with earth, when sud-
denly the coffin. as if moved by some supernatu-
raj power, sprang up right in its place, bursting
forcioly through the covering Of clods The cir
cumstances frightened nearly every one present
and many ran away screaming with horror. The
difficulty was soon discovered to be the force of
the water which rose so rapidly as to force the
comm up, before il could be sufficiently well
covered This was remedied and the burial COM
Pleted.-PstsrSbErg (Fd.) Express
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IIDICnJk,
a ykL VA! NET .ICINE-ws Aey' h. =,
1se q III FIR. ceSeSS; many 'sr'' sss'''d ~ u

,,NDIAN vEGEJ ABLE DEcOcTIoN, ;.
in@ScSSss = D'cf d, skin, dyspspsy, 60, And
9onhdenSe IN = q remedial agent has been greatly
incISSsed ~ sSvD very remarkable cures OF long
that nave reccnW come under our observation-in
skfal ply sics ms had fSiled to Afford relief Hun
Grsds q oSr st resPeotable citizen, have been re-
are grstifedt learn that lie popularity il daily be-
coming grHn e. IL operation Il mild and pleasant
residence MRS. cox, Iss Il. BaLTrsoRE 81,
Bs,pnor ., and at the principal Drug Stores.
Inc DC et reference can be given IN or cut of the
city, and numerous certificates seen By calling on
the eger % None genuine unless her name 10 blown
WhoIt sale 4genf.-R. s. +. CIssEl, Drugxist
6eorge .own, y: G.. has been appointed Wholesale
AGENT or the District, and will supply the trade -
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Mso, No ssEFsSsy7EgE, r. REPATRIATION r.
HEfIBB88ERb,s B BS i S r. Gravel:
HEhMB0tDs BUUCHU for Nervousness.
HEi.MB9tPs BEGfiE fSI Loss Of Ms%SI:
HEEtIMBs 3EtPs sSSSHS S 5sr Msss Ss1Sss;
aEtMBotPs RG GcH Tor Tor Hor!sr q disease.
H HEEtMMRR99ttPPs BESH ST sss sEs.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for pryness of the Skin.
HELMBotD's BUGHU for Pain in the Back.
HELMB0ID's BUCHU for heaviness Of the Eye
s oTEBTgOTBsEfG H si %c :n Of
lossness, with Want of Attention. Horror Of So
HEtMR8tBs R RTG#T for
IEdiscretion, and all Diseases of the
SEXUAL ORGAN,
mated, and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
BY RetR Diseases Of the Bssdef sdDsg:
sns aSs Rss.b 9y the
since established that any disease of these organs
se mind more than Inn any AND all oiheI and
remi2yes-soon follows Loss Of Power, Fatuity and
gfi se no
sus1ty iEloTsd y these dGelp INSANITY
and % Ss q the
bear ampls witness to tho truth of these assertions
In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibi
and quite destitute-neitheT mirth nor grief ever
visits it. Should sound Of the voice OCCUR, it ID
"With woeful measures, wan Despair,
Lew. sullen sounds, his grief besuiled"
sndp ,sSB 81 :. 0S thu: !s
cured By the use Of TINS
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
=. The mass OF voluntary testimony In possession oil
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
powers, is lmmense, embracing names well known
to science and fame. Certificates If cures from one
month to twenty yeaIs' standing, and Of the most
reliable and responsible character are open for in
Ply sicians, and distins uished Clergymep
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepar.
ed directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
ca know &c and care devoted in its combination
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the Practioe
Of Physio, and most of the late Standard Works Of
HELMBOLp'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant IN
taste and odor, bat immediate in it's action =
city Shs
yho' being duly sS N does Say, that his PisPsTs
II: Z. HELM B6Lp, Sole Manufacturer.
November, is5 VIZ. Hsss s i Aider@ may o.
Proc 81 per bottle, six for S. delivered to AM
TRIAL G SEE yH BHET cBB 5lfkk-rRy IT.
By sSa k@s d
others. Prepsrsd fboA' 'HfF'f an'
,ns Practical and Ansytical Chemist,
To be had Of all Druggists and dealers throu CHOU
the United States, Csnadas, and British Provinces
Ask for HELMBoLD's-t.ke no other. Cure.
Sod BY G. sTOTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenu.
sha 7th street, washington olty and all other drug
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THE EVENING STAR.

i NE Lv ElV1lNu 01 x2x1s
THE AURORA BoREALIs.
NisAt ef AnsKst %, lsse.
By WILLIAM Ross WALLACE.
Evermore, evermoFe
In the nj shts aud the days, ...
With its anthems Of Prsise.
Notagssat forest touched
Ny the wings OF the breezs;
Not atemPest that bends
O'er Its organ OF seas;
Not . river that breathss,
Not torrent that falls
With its wild thunder
From the nigh mountain walls;
Nota volcano reared,
Like q terrible pyre,
With its black curling smoke
That is not hTm note ia the anthems that roll
From the world moulded harp 10 the oh0 Nen'isi
O, alas that our
SO uncsring should grow
To the worship around,
And the great praise below:
o alas! that our souls
Should 50 callouSiy thus
Mighty lights Of the North.
From your home do We start
In that terrible strength
To awaken the hart.
Is IL thus that wnte
On the sky ofthat God
When we listen no more
To the voice of the sod
YES, Lights Of the North as in ages ago,
With terrible PRAISE from your home do ye glow.
III.
Dye wonderful shapes
With your streamers flight
Blazing out DER the earth
From yon ranpaTts of night
With your strange may hues;
With your swift changing forms
Like the red lightning rush
OF fierce tropical storms
o ye terrible shapesi
Yet through ali still appear
Yonder low psakinge
Of the far starry sphsre:f
So mid terror, we still
Can a sy mbel behold
Ofthe heavenly Love
In the flame O'et 9 rolled:
NEyermore, evermo"e,
Though in nantes OF hre,
There are plying smiles
From our God aud our SIRE
q Lights of the North in aso,
Not in vain from Jour home do ye oyer glow
The brightness cometh out of the North--the
terrible praise, &c, zee JOB.
THE stars can often b seen through the manifes
alton. IN. Jorrndt Of Commsres.
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SALE or THE IcARIAS PROPERTY AT NAuvoo-
On the 18th ult, the property Of the Icarian Com
debts OF the community amounted TO $40, 600, and
10 secure them, an assignment of the property had
been made. A portion of it sold for enough to
paw OF the debts, and SIC, CO. worth was left I'M
sol1
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SWINDLING OUACR

CAUTION MausSt.%,hsi GASS Boz, Cordi.l.,
Buohu,, Hospitals, Instruments or Kings shun
them gil, and If dsposed to profit bv my experience,
SPbkaATOKkHlEA; Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
dence your friend. former sufferer, merely super
seriblnk Boz TIC, Charlestovn, Mass.
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The SECRET En- ISMF HIFEIsgEE}IEEEs OF YOUTH

Jsst psbltshed g,afts, ths 25tA tkossdsd.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, of Spermatorrheao or Local ~6Yd-
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HAHH
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay the System, 1mpo-
tency and Impediments to Marriage
generally,
BY B, DE LANEY, M. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plants originating in the imprudence and solitude
Of youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
entirely new and highly successful treatment as
adopted by the Author, fully explained by means
fecty and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums OF the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in 3
sealed envelope. by remlttlng post paid two post
age stamps to DIR. B. DE LANEY, 80 East 3is
street Now York City. ma So-tr
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KNOW IT rs GOOD FOR RHEUMArIsM.
Remoyipg it in few hours. I an now trying it
for Scrofuis, and have already receive benefit.
.a s. LESSIG, Readiag, Pa.
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CURE OFLNFLAMsfAToRYRH E UMArISM.
Ipromised to write you provided your medicine
did the work ron CLAIMED i would. Il has done Il,
fnfiammstorY Rhepmatism-ths fi<st package did
the work. md most efsctuaily, too, vestise
OF knsImsasm Is zen; and Am = Vel and hearty
the afflicted TO give the Medical Salt fair trial
GEO. H. DUNCAN, III Wal q N. Y.
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0R. cOeGswELL's
MEDICAL AALr.

mn e; !! :ssss rs.sa, sSs S:st,s Re;
sipelHs. BIonehihs, Coughs, Colds, and similar
oomsIsi9hss. BY esaeii.inE The circulsncn e re-
lids would do well 10 give it q trial, may be
from the following testimonials.