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Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
Tariff of Prices White River Freight and Passage

Money, Jewclry and other voluables, , per cent and II ladipg to be signed for.
 Rrg Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 90 cents per 100 pounds. Passage $5 %.
 GY Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 50 cents per 100 pounds; cotton $l per bale. Passage $8.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Alc. SS Nigger Hill and Augusta, $9 Grand Glaze and Jacksonport, $10.
 iulv 3-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
ATCCIEoI

Df ihe barrel. or less quantity always on ID hand at Inc City Drug Store.
 aprill5- D. r. BLACK < Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
osBoRN : hAIch, DIalEI.l.-

For fagther iHlorustion tKaulre the tsstimoav warped fo41d tte bottle. statement. apf E2-6m. For sale by D. p. Black X O., Dss Are.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24

Wnrx TO Bscix.-'That you may find success, said Rev. Charles Brooks in an address to boys, let me tell you how to proceed. Tonight begin your great plan of life. You have but one life to live, and il is immeasurably improlant that you do not make mistake. Tonight begin carefully, fix your eye OF tie lortieth year of your age, and then say to yourself, Al the age of forty 1 will be a temperate man. will be an industrious man, an economical man, benevolent man., Q well read man, religious man, and useful man. 1 will be such a one. l resolve and will stand to i,.' My young friends let this be your resolution, be firm as ad- amant; let il stand like the oak, which caunot be wind shaken.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
I WILL BE GOOD TO DAY.

"I will be good, dear mother,'
 hoard a sweet child say; "l will be good--now watch mel---
 will be good all day.'' She lifted up her bright yonug eyes, With soft and pleasing smile; Then a motheI's kiss was on her lips, So free and pure from gaile. And when night came that little one, In kneeling down to pray, Sad in soft and whisp ring lone,
 "Have been good to-dayy'' Q. many, many bitter tears
 'Twould save us, did we say, Like that dear child, with earnest hearts ".I will be good to day"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24

How TO LOOK YouNe--How is il that some men, thought to be so old, still look so young, while others, though young, look old The cause very frequently lies with themselves. Mr. Rant once said, on being asked the reason:
 Il never ride when can walk; never eat but one dish for dinner; l never get drunk My walking keeps my blood in circulation, my simple diet pre- vents indigestion, and, never touching ardent spirits, my liver fears not being eaten alive" Bul he forgot to add one of the greatest causes of lasting youth a kind, unenvious heart" Envy can dig as deeply into the human face as time it. self
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
GRENADA. Mss, sept. 10. 1851. {

bkEN AUA. Mss, Aent, TO, IH0T.
 DR. l.. C. CLOVES X BRO.-SirS It Is S2 our pleasure to report Co you that your --s Medicines are taking well with the peo- - pie, and we want another supply immedi- atelT As they are pow introduced. we -- think we can sell large quantity of them. -o We have not heard of apy dissatisfaction in any case where they have been used, and we kaow of some very extraordinary cures effected hY them. agtsf ether Meal- cines bad heea used. Nerx res pecgfaly.
 A. c BOON A CO, Dfugxists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24

At the Mammoth Wholesale Drmg store, the Largest Store in the City. april22-6m.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
GREENSBORO. Al. M f0- fss7.

GREENSBORO AlA.s Nov 70. tHaI.
 DR. l.. C. GtoYxE X Rae. AherdceE. Mss. .-~Geatlamen Ne hsse hsen sgenis for your Msdacines lof sessfai srsEs past. |. and take pleasure "a a3-H~ psl ifslmoHy to their great saiaf As Ifmffisi sgeats. They hate given gt1ersf ssii sfseftoa, rare lv etes failing te ere fhe atgifea feitef r r-.--..t ..Ii,. a.....-..
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24

Corneeting at Napoleon with the splendid
 Memphis & Napoleon U s. Mail packets
 KATE F'Hs9SBEE, Capt. J. c. Mo cMANUs. VICTORIA. Capt. L. A. WILTON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
D3. T. McGOwN'S SARSApARITlIAA

And Itod.idl@ of Potash, DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE | only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert Its components are extolled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as FordYee, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Scrofula, Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach, Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, (McGown's Ointment to be applied,) Tumors, Pimples, Eruptions, Sc. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood andSprevent Sickness Large bottle, S1 50 Small, $1 co.
 Dr. T. BTcGOyym's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. T. FfcGOXym's DOgyyOOd and Eron-A certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, DJ spepsia, &c., Sc.
 Prepared and sold at No. 143 Main street. Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas, by
 D. P. BLACK x CO, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn & Dobbins Grand Glaize oy II. Wheeler. april22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
SHUQUALACK, Mss. Sept. IS, 1857

SHUQUALACK, Miss. ,Sept IS, 1857. z" DR. L. c. GLOVER & BRo.--G entlemen :
 We wrote you some time since (August ., i7th) for new supply of your valuable Liver Medicine, which we have not re-
 ceived nor heard from. We now wish - you to send us a half gross of your BAY ,-4 BERRY SYRUP, half of each size. As e~ far as it has been tried, 1t has acted like a Oeharm, and given general satisfaction, and Is acquiring quite a reputation for it's vr- ~tues. Therefore, send forward by express Q the above supply, and hurry up the four
 dozen Liver Medicine for we need it every
 . day. Respectfully yours. = w. A. MCCLURE < CO, Druggists. This agency was constituted the 31st July, 1858.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24
J. W kIG Fl I & CU., Wholesale Agents, New Orleans,

Wholesale Agents, New Orleans. e l. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, Wholesale Agents, Mobile, Alabama
 Sold by the principal Druggists of Mem o phis, and Druggists and Agents throughout ~~ the country.
 t-4 l.. c. GLOVER, M. D., Sole
 c. c. GLOVER, M. D., proprietors V Principal Office and Laboratory, No, 26 <S Madison street, Memphis, between Main and Front Row.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-24

A Blcor.-The celebrated Johu Eos ter thus describes bigot:
 He sees religion, not as sphere, but line, and 1t is line in which he is moving. He is like an African buffalo sees right forward, but nothing on the right or lett. He would not perceive a legion of angels or devils at the distance of ten yards on the one side or the other
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plnoen. Dl Sie elau6en, cap e8 naelid, lit,
ip'u tb all Der Satler Jtlpoiecn ldr, ibpn lnp
ION bitten. PreuGen ju ldcnen. Jtnr iorpere
'q ron Sbnen, caB Sle MIR Den Brlef aufie3a
3sn. uno Id) nur notbt9 bare, ion ab3uIAreiben.
Sb bate riele Jorperuna rcrauaseleben, u.
10y o!n 1pr caber 3upcrBefOnnnen, l13te Der
Nltnllter, 1Hoen er leIne S4telbtafel aus Iei,
nem 8ulen 0Os unO Elm Blatt Papsr aus pers
lelbepaNd Ndbm.
9ler, laste er. es Der 3Snisia oarreideno,
Iler II ra3 Srru;llon gu eiuem olben 8rlef an
Zen 3auet. Btnn @w- Wlietat e5 9ensbmls
gen, 10 mage t9 5u btltan, CaB Sie Den Nliei
0alo lpreben, renn rle mlhtSe AuBelegenbelt
et!p'0erI Gle 9rOBte @tle, unp peun Der Is; ina
Den Soqdia9 pes S0m9S annlulmt. ndre eS
netpl5 u0o ralblanl, LAP er beute nrA abreilt.
tGOrtiesune iDlgr.)
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(Gefflllifts: sS.rDilffn,ll,1l

Gas, baS biIlt91 1te aller Qfdbfer
GSsr nur FIR 9sntssu, wsI&t @ Die GasS6rsn unb aStM
Baltimore unb 8rCntnraBe Gnfheffen ~ = 8STT
Nseisen Stsunsen nao Setsnnten, fppe BEN publtrum
Ibepanpt rIaub M MIR 6te Bemertune ;u maea bas bel
aue Nrbeen DurG metns eencn t56nDe eebsa ''"
90 &tparauren. Spte ioafse Wstaa. Irteiteu rerbt ID
fo i'd aeu ais mEelid tel0raen. ''' ~
Da1JI GtAA. Gin nnhuh~
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OSGbntnfbinen. OSdbmo1ci11nem11.

Thomas ohanks, protllldber WclhInllf,
NDro 5iabltraBe, nabe 8altimDrcIfrase,
mAGt aat Nssaratursa an g.pmaiDtnrn DruGe,.
Sle@asr aveFus19ea ae,s DOsue fur bic 9atsat.
treroen 8enou nah Der Seihnung rerfertat. ~ '''s
felt URe fWtGMft. - ,DesfH 49, I
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: SO . tia @ s9als
fitr Eert0HeH, tuel6e 01Oi OUTS gDaiIer beuuben.

Ser nfHnie ab @nttt Der In 8ssus Guf ole alI,r om
mtlE I1o Die unter tprer 4uf tor fetenben aHe w,rfs
Slle sn TersronanssR wtrb brmlt aur ylari6t fur a
Bette SteR publr ba be farn eutTolt,nen sssammnn
gen trenG eebanpeabt merken lOuen 1Ff,
J. 8. Suter. IDaFertnaeuteur
Wuno wup nterM't Otrugt unb pom Mau.r unh
eem SsaOtratbs Bait more baS wsnn ber Ueer Bic e.
nroImtr Sewopn.r Dp Mietser ass 6aules eser g..
oIn2ss 0sn tu ot lem sP1rsen 3oprGn iduen ian oar
men DirS ale as Zen secarf zines Iasbesrs pber Sc
9aufes res GDasrs Ours @eferen bseJben tn .t
ne Strase S1ds Deer ~Gss Ia 5Os t. eer SiaSt
pSsr Gapen 3afasn oGss Der tsrrtsaSe s.aerSbms
Sosr Sswenntr snss 5aafts ia cine Srafs spn tl sbr
Wv pay pSI Ia4t. - Sarfo 2nt
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9yprttuein, Wiaoeira uno G1errptDeine.
100 @ertc 6as I'm 2aoeu uub TN 3oGpaus pruner cine
pdrbie rpn bsr bsfen 0ualitat,
2OU Dusenb DENT Sptus saaa TN Saben reGe tn gro.
Gen uub tleinen pGrtteen Selisten Rdpes aSee.
neben perbeu. s. 3. barrpu nnb = D.
glp 1872 unp 134 9Dsf GpmbGrbfr.
H. .re StIren Dath BON 6anpperGrase.
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sss b . Cd, a { t e IA.
A. Stag Sale Gta9 6aiIe
.z--a--I III 6lucpers nabe Dratitr.,

unter Se.tanB ron Heter.
YER unfsrettasts rt.u6 n& fsnsl pe brten Srsunkeu
uao tfm pupiilan TN ause neta' n bic
am naplten WOui15cen 10. 3anuar
Nsfa On aaO 90r f4aft iprsm nast alsSf auD NJ
sr, asrF 4,ntt 9Ia ar ger Jsa atass in,s u.b
.ps w mH oef iles5 jIn sas ete neae > ia l0s
ED ar9 PtonPfe M TfsinA. A4fD irtlna tppt fsas
s% Sptilsa nnp y tfart. >eIJtoer sta uae e,au RI
ssneen tasa aa'er 6ea gD!rtsi 4itea oaIits
lOasfs np ets ger Int rJt6nsts barauf aufmtrton,
@ " DIg ntWt ausn ote 6s'nt res 9aaes Iru etlerae
Ou''S Us.l~oaet u tenpesn oIB be on be-
Sn1 19sa eessrtaf Slr-@Om istasf UOrirs ira en-
~ t1tt pho y de Sa &c tpUtr be bopen uRp bed reR
"hl9u9t tmmef fur &llbe IN, . 0r.tie an D.. ietu D.
@s I'm a asnt4psnos 5iIl ete ns4e Stat naat ~ e.
NJ ush pass tar @roOIIn8 uaerbdEIMs uaD aee 1t.
gem y. rsnuSen IN Baltimore nh sen rpscoea - 49,
. 5n eer 1aHnB o. { steirplio ps Si1a de p,m Dub.
- um ll tsps 5aprete' oetabe pesbss erce tmpisb tb
otm'sloea 9opI4t nasOpu
3 InS. slnI HEt tgl #sN ~ q O N
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I.e..er fron -.he. OI.sandsd YoInn,eer.
SAM. NIckALAs Ho4r.rr. june 40 1879.

SAINT NICkALAs HoTrEL, June 80 1859.
Eddytugs of the Sunday ISReSs
S0ztheF great Uropiun cannon and 5opSonet
Ematchshas cun1meust and
RI be Is nurtv emo 81 thro,t ,s
lIIsid sse5st GSne fgiined mi HE L,otisS IL;I,
With slnngsshot Much {ds hes hen NJ DIM tos
crip6il sby pfeests antd rnissbinsries and
coalporters, and setch. it doesn't seem q bev
put him back emmy. Hses tolab1l strong for an
old Teller, and puts the devillinter nashins and
individjals jest about as eesy as he did inter Eve
SIX thousand years ago. AT present Pc must;
be waggI9 his taleiand shakiu his horns in a,
fplesent' state of egsightment ut the prospeck of
an opPes1shIn feotDGt as Will more n redeem all
his losses by conyarshin. doorin the last fewi
yeers: Pnrty soon all Italy will be about as
not ana smoky as MS own IoWht, and smell rs
strong OF sulher; and sartalnly his prospects of
neaTy cout-STop was never more encurTldglng.
!! sPose tneTell be mllyun OF sogers engaged
ln , Ine snInay aore long ana 70 thnk ~ot hayc
win oe ca"Sea oy, Setch NIFTY armyinent, all
acootered with modern weepins;T IS. enuf todror
tears from a mart OF stun.
OnleSs experiences is deseetful this is bound
toibe tuffer strhggil than We had in the Cry
meah with the Rooshins. If theSAustrans is
flaxt out, and obliged to take to their heels, the
Lord be marciful to thar soles, for its kwite
kwarters. Injun hates wife man orful bad,
but not as seyagarous as an Italyun. hates an.
Austrian. aud good reson why: bein ridden
over ruffShod by pascal of tirants for forty
years issrayther riling TO the temper; and well
kalkelnted to make. sincerest Christian triful
wulish about the he'd aud ears. Upon the hull,
l guess that eff the army of France Josef was to
get a lofty fall in Lnmbirdy, the Lumbirds
would make short wnrk of the detached corpses
q t1yin to thar natiy land.
The Question ia Ydoos If mako ,nucb .;l;fFroroo
to the onfortpit italyuns witch side mixers the
other in this game for Italv Snose France ,rins
does ennyboddy bleye that thar ooin to he bs
free and INDEPENDENT? Door;n tbe iobt tboT
bound to suffer and AZ thu. een If If aEfar e;n
dreened dry to furnish the sinners If var for
both sides; they'll be lust about whar thew was
before so far ms liberty Is consorne
change Of masters wonIJ bs snt5nr sHJ sf
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81 EoIAL. NloIoEs.
4, yIExSi. Soon Co., Ind, liay3ff. ss6

HN NIKHSA1 SCOTT Uo.S 1nd1 A12y5lfSl69o
d. o. R. BaKER-D6drs SSr You viii please send
tEo VIM. Halls Balsam for the
decidedly the best msaicine We haysever 6old:
twelve months ago, yonnE living IN soursl-
cinit, very much broken With Consumption, 10
that his whole system NAsaSeFy much debflated
that very little exeron on his part made him nervous
unable to write his After the Dr.
IFaiIs Balsam FOR time, he began Improve
health. saw him few days sInce and he
looking any young man Ihave for time. He
told me heWoald not be In the condition
when he commenced taking the Bssam, for thousand
dollars. NE said he nothing else but tie BssGm con
Seqaently the cure from the the BAlsam.s
Yours respectfully. I'm 81 8. sWoPE.
~ DR- HAL1,s BALsAM-Warranted to break up the
distressing cough hours or The money WIN be
eheerfuly refunded. For sale by 3ai3ia - ilE hs.-
'tyI-av 5rg5ssa n. a. LOGAN & CO., wheeling, Va =
e EEWroEr, KY, June 3, 1856.
DR. BiHn:-DR HALLS BALsAM for the Lungs Is med.
cine which really performs that purports to do and
no mistake Por ave years had the Consumption which
gradually wore upon till my bed which
Was OF and compelled to keep The MONTHS
At that time all said could not live than week lon
ger, but by the Of DR.. Halls Balsam have been re-
stored To hea that business as usual
feel that SO OdaHa6lea medteine should be known.
49, 100 = ~ .siilrs Isl l-5 80 HM. WHITE.
Thsis toeerty that well acquainted with Mr. White
and his case, and that the above statement is strictly
true: CHARLES CLEVER.
Residence Of both the above Is the Mayo and
Saratoga streets, Newport Kentucky
Ror sale by T. H. LOGAN CO.,
'9ezE---S . t.,-.- Wheeling Va.
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I CosNoPoLrrAN Air JousNA1.z Sos JuSss.-The
steel engraving, 1.-THE American Eagle guarding
the Spirit of Washington" is precisely in the
style of "spread.eagles oratory" with dash of
the raven interpolated, Though finely engrav-
ed, the design is ridiculous. The wood engra-
wings of the number are cEeditable, and the
nterarys matter good. ssgs 1Uig a86 - :
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TIE the Be.DFnx3ed t2Sndss.olSoned C,itizenSa
Of WheelImK and VIeInltI

ne EAe-Be- DruSSed md ESo1B0ae ed G!ftf Kong
Of wheeling and Vicinity.
You are overrun with deuge of the vest compounds in
the form of AlcohOlc Drinks emanated from
that pest society, the LIQUOR MxER They are sold to
you as luxury or they dispensed to you as edi.
cine and In either case the effect Is the same
There is but one way to escape, that is to use as
luxury or meieamen safe reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which renders IT certain that ii has
nOtbeen tempered with Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
whiehs distilled inspection of the British overn
men is delcately Favored unlike any other Gn) with
some Of the most valuable Of the Vegetable
Kingdom and by far the healthy beverage extant
thR MOST EASkSr PHYSICIANS OF EUROPE AMERICA
only recommend lis by hale and hearty but pre-
scribe It us medicine where stimulant is required
Tub FEMALE sEx win find it not only pleasant Cordial
but certain reltefn Suerngs periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce it perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only in qqartand pint bottles by GRO
For salem Wheeling Va, by T. H. LOGAN CO., At Main
street. = = oHNsToN, 1Ts Markesst and others.
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent
mSl7Ed&Wllm DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, NY
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For Rent or Sale.

WE would inform our custom era account.
made ont, and are Low ready for settlement Those
aal 1t Is expected that they viii prompt settled
are some un9ettled accounts Of J. K Durham Co.
1no We would notify those interested they are no
arranged In very short time, will have adopt meas
ures for their Collection. HOBBS 4 BARNES,
Je80S v .zsl.r .fG.5t .sa=Ir.s 1lb Main 81.
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[Prom The. Cleyelnnd Pl.Jndeol,r


John g. SAKE has. been nominated byy the
Democrats of Vermont. for Governor ofrtbat.
State. We go for SAKE, decidedly. 1t has been
ascertained- by careful examination Of the %.
litical records Of that State that possibly SAKE
may be shortlof votes. Rather inclined 70, that,
opinion ourself. We have made UP our mind
to go back to Vermont an. 90 Tor SAKE. We
came from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was the place of
our nativityEsoE says noth&E'sbfg Bible. TBut
We emigrated early. We left at1thes age, of six
months, taking father mother, and several big
brothers with us to york" We left Vermont
beca1sest was too confined and crib6ad q t5lSeeh
for US. The hills were too high, the hollows too
deep, and the mountains were altogether too
near together. It gave US no chance for expan.
sion, and ne were bound to grow 1t was then
the land of rattlesnakes aud crab:apples. It Is
now principally infested with Black Republi
cans, slight Improvement upon its former IN.
habitants. There area few horn flint Demo.
Gratis left, but not enoughdto elect, SAKE. We
propose that all native born Yermonters 90
home about election, time and give one more
ballot for the Democratic ticket If that don't
elect somebody, let Gov. SAKE marshall his yot-
ing subjects aud march them out Of the State,
leaving "the Stapthat never sets" to shine 1t out
alone. .4.sosJ 5isf 5sI-,sifk ~ ISL
td-stsss } .sJssst HsEalasstss
e j fqdEfFYg sEAIFfLalL
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In this weeks number of Noah's Times and
Messenger we find the following curious sort of
a question:
Il am possessed, according to the best phre.
biological advice in the United State, of large
powers of description, large creative powers,
remarkably vivid Imagination, and keen APP
probation sof the sublime and beautiful. 10
use the words OF the examiner, 81 only require
the faculty of Transporting from the brain to pa
per, to give me literary reputation On the
other hand my application is decidedly Of small
order. have no other means of support than
my saiery as clerk, and naturally fond of
luxury. might be considered by plain, folks
lazy; but, to be candid, atn capable, when the
mindis once aroused Of most extraordiharJ OK.
ertlon. My education is limited to High School
one, and the worksI read at nights, although
exclusively the writing of sterling authors, par.
takelmore of Bellies Lettres>than of a scientific
character. DO you thiuk Lcould, judging from
your own experience, rise, by night work, to
any degree of eminence as an author, or would
1T require collegiate course; and could 1, after
the excrtionsof two or three years, earn com
teen"
Amsoer:-All things are possible, even that
phrenology might stumble upon correct dag
noSis of a mans character. It is also possible
that man may reach any height of literary ex.
cellencc by Perseveringai industry. college
So"'ss - not indispensable TO- the attainment of
literary cellence; Two or three years? would
be very brief period in which to acquire, ull-
der any circumstances, skill calculated III the
iIlterarytworld, to ensure n, Comfortable liyel-
hood" OF all kinds of labor that of the intel
lect as general rule, is'ths least Satisfactorily
remunerated! A few writers amass wealth. bu /
the vast majority toll for years, yacillating be-
tween Indulgence and competence AS fol: Your
sell, judging from your style of composition
and orthogrnphy, it would be wise in you, we
suspect, to consider yourself an "undeveloped
genius, and-deyote yourself toisomething be-
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Tue hUsDERERs OF wafFFtER---;:A4 .Dsda-Bed
C0nfessiOH.-There was ruInor prevailing. i'm.
town yesterday, which was brought hitheT.by
the stage driver on the Washington route that
q man named Levi Baldwin had, ION his death.
bed, confessed that he was the murderer Of
White, killed near Washington, about two wears
ago. It will be remembered that Baldwin was
at one time arrested on suspicion, but no good
grounds appearing he. was discharged. Bald.
win died on the 4th, at Washington, and made
a voluntary dying declaration in the presence
Of Thomas GraysOn, Esq, editor of the WASH
iugton ExGminsr, which that gentleman COM,
nntted to writing whereinit is solemnly set
forth ESQ we are credibly informed, y that Levi
Baldwin, his brother, and Mrs. Mhite.-were1
iconceTned in the takiHgsoff of White. Baldwin
also stated that he had killed man in CALI
Efornia
ofeourse, these are but stories The truth
will appear when Mr. Grayson shall publish the
statement which it is alleged he Ind .froinsthe
mouth. Of the dying man, It is, said by the
Ineighbors in Washington that Baldwin has
been aichanged man since the murderof Yhite,ya
that he mas been gradually wasting away, and
the many who thought him guilty were not
slow inlcharging the changeito remorse for the
deed they said he had committed. = Pittsbur0k
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-07

A SKELETON IN EVERY HoUsE-The origin of
the above is briefly thus. a. young student of
Naples believing himself dying, and fearful the
news of his death would break the heart of his
widowed mother, who passionately loved him
after much reflection, adopted the following de-
vice :-He wrote to his mother, telling her that
he was i'll, and that soothsayer had iforetold he
could not recover, until he wore aishirt made by
a woman who had no trouble-in fact, who was
perfectly Happy and contented. The widow, in
her simplicity, thought that attaining such
garment VISA an easy, task; but after making in.
qniries of her friends, found that each had a
secret care At last she heard, from several
sources, of a lady surrounded by every comfort.
and possessing husband who seemed to think
of nothing but making her happy The old
lady fastened to her, aud made known her
wish; the lady made no reply, but took her WIS.,
itor into an adjoining closet, where she was
horror-struck at hcholdinga skeleton suspended
from a beam For twenty .yearsihave j. been
married, " said the lady. 81 was forced to ninr
'Ey my. husband while loving another, shortly.
after our wedding, my former lover came one
evening to bid me farewell forever my husband
surprised US while together, and instantly stab.z
bed him whom he unjustly suspected to the
heart; he then caused his skeleton TO be pre-
served, and -eVery day he mikes me visit it,
The widow concluded that no oneswas without
trouble, and as her son bad desired, she became
reconciled to the idea of his loss. Every one
% has his troPqble-there is Skeleton in every
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