The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

o. We are rejoiced to find that the re-
uowned Chemist Of New England, DR., AVER,
has at length turned his attention to the dis
order which hangs like blight on our COM
munity. Our section is as healthy as any
other. with one single exception, and that is
the Fever and Ague, which haunts us on
every side. But his remedy does cure, as We
should know it must, if he made it. Cast
out this baletul dstemper from among US, and
ours is one IF the lovliest spots in the Vest
Sentinel, Fairfield Ioaea. Aug. 1'6o-1m
(cT We were shown last evening letter
from gentleman dated at Linden, Alabama
in which the writer expresses himself well
pleased with the political sentiment of our
paper. He gives it as his settled conviction
that Breckenridge aud Lane will get almost
the entire vote If Malengo county. The wri-
ter is one Of the most prominent citizens OF
that county, and is competent to form an opin-
ion of the present political caste of his county
as nearly correct rs any man in it.--Kota}e
AoirwY.
F,ons the Family Pictorial N. 7 ding. 1859.
THE ART or SAvtNG.-Beniamin Franklin,
in his writings tells US that Poor Richard"
declared "an.ou0cc of prevention was worth
pound of cure and the dear good old man
was right. lie, Poor Richard, would insist
upon mending everything as soon as it was
broken, and thereby saved much trouble and
less from enlargement OF the injury. One day
a witty woman said TO venerable Quaker,
noted for his strenuous adherence to the prin-
ciples Of Poor Rchard,''
'You are always for lnending and patching,
and yet in spite of your doctrine, that "a
stitch in time saves nine," I'll lay you some
thing pretty, that rent or q hole will wear
t,giee as Ions as Il patch"
Even so, my good dame, replied the Qua
ker, ''but garments with patches will wear
thrice as long as with rents or hole"
What would Poor Richard or Benjamin
Franklin have said if SpaldiRg's Prepared
Glue had been in existence during their time!
1t Is certainly the greatest eoopoRltser ever in
troduced to the public, and its remarkable
| teaucjty makes it reliable method of saptnq
If you have a broken Iooking-giass, bedstead
| table, chair, basket moulding, or in fact any
article OF ornament or of use that glue would
| adhere to at al, this new preparation will re.
| join tho broken parts firmly, forever. 1t is
contained in neat little bottles, free from smell
and aitrays ready for immediate use. Among
all the thousands of families who take the
| Pictorial, there is not single one who does
not this moment stand in need of a bottle o.
| Spalding's Prepared Glue.
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QuAeK NosrRrMs. majority of hair washes, hal
dyes hair TONES hair otis the numberiess prepare
lions VIII CHI baore the public under such
aeant hyprhoca and fantastic titles paradet
in window enr Il, and newspaper headings hal
preparations. all hHnlbugs Of the first water TIL
real merit when they posses any, Is that they do
Hogs lard whale OIL lard oil oil, scented and col
| ored, makeup when in beautiful wrappers, aud whit
flint glass bottles tho eostest character of tones an
when thus costly baptised with iris, llabl
terms, aud caught at by verdant young and old of be
such not ths character of Professor Woods Hal
Restorative 4ls gent before the world wit
any high fatin Xiephoforiu, any ether astoun
ding startling catch penny ter he simply advertise
Hair Restorativewhat IT expresses precsely-and as
Restorative 1t acts Ruy Prof Woods Hair Restorative
and you value your scalp aye your very brains spp
nothing else for Il may be that You will get some wos
substance than rerfuned lard oil on your craniam Re
member Wood for the hair is host article ex
tant. June 70 60. wAs-w Sm
Hooaand's German Blttefs aud Basalnic eordiaI-sol
by every druggist the United States See advertise
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