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'lf you want to make your hair curl, eat pigs
tails,or sleep with corkscrew under your pillow.


The 7ast.-"Why is young woman like due
| bill?


Because she ought to 10 "settled off ~ as soon as
she comes to maturity.


! GJA respondent in the "Iimes and Advo.
cate," says that Gen. Byrd will not back out u
True, most sapicnt scribbler, he will nevor get far
enough ahead to be reduced to that alternative.


Col. JAMES F. GAlNEs.-This gentleman, it is
expected by the wings in this part of the State
will render them great aid in defeating the demo
cratic party, in Scott and Franklin countless
During recent visit of DAvY WALKER 10 Scot
county, Mr.. Gaines addressed the people in vindi
cation of Mr.. Walkers political course; and over
wen. 50 far as to give Mr.. w. certificate sus
tanning the " little avaiabIe'' in his course, during
thesession of the last Legislature.


This gentleman processes 10 be democrat, and
yet he lends his aid in circulating lchig documents,
and to promote the election of ,rhig candidate.
Democrats of Scott and Franklin, will you al.
low this political Janus place in your affections 2


The Helena Journal.-We hail with cordial
greeting, our worthy and efficient contemporary
the Helena Journal" upon ITS improved re-
appearance upon the political stage. Its enter
Pllslng conductors have shown that Arkansas tor
nadoes, which are by far, worse than Whc
storms," cannot annihilate democratic newspa
per. They have spread their canvass before the
suspicious gales which now blow so f.vorably
from Baltimore, and may they indeed enjoy a
prosperous and profitable voyage.


We solicit for our neighbor, who is battling for
democratic principles on the banks Of the Missis.
slppi, that great ,horoughfare of steamboat hg-
gerry, a liberal and generous support. Many of
our party in this part, take deep interest in the
success of our principle in the eastern section of
the State cannot obtain complete information upon
that interesting subject, except through the CO.
lumns Of the journal" Then subscribe-ey.
lend to it tho support that journal engaged in
your cause is entitled to.


0The veracious editor of the "Times and
Advocate" has decreed " "demolishment.''-
Tie says that he is impe!led to such a course by
''sense of honor,"(D aye, and decency too we sup.
pose, because we " unnecessarily sought quar-.
rel" with him! Heaven save the mark, nee seek
a quarrel with such beIIigerent character as CY-
RUS w. WELLER! We would as soon wake up
Mrs. Royal, the bedame of g black MALI nAto
riety, as aspire to tilt with his vaorship's black
guard pen. Mono, let this perfect Prentice ("
retain the full benefit that is 20 DO derived from
inditing billingsgate paragraphs, some Of which
excite disgust, but none ever infict wound.


1t is not our desire to engage in war with
big gun of democracy" which, by the way
like Stockton's big gun.; will sIoy more of its
friends than Of its enemies.


Ills first shot is a " harmless thunderbot," but
it is frequently the case that Agerines' - fire
blank shot nthwar: the enemy's bows, when they
prefer his surrender to fight.


The editor says that our insinuation, " that he
was in the service of Gen. Byrd and Mr.. Keats.
so long as they havo money!" is false. The .. in.
sinuation" is not FALSE" but it is false that we
insinuated. Our deputy editor" spoke in plain
terms and not in inuendoes.


We Gun assure the editor that the task of our
"demo!ishment," will not meet with defence on
our part, for when CYRUS WELLER emp,ies his
sluices Of SANDER and bile upon us, we will feel
ourselves being vindcated before the public, but
if ever he attempts our vindcation, we shall pro.
test, lest it might be inferred that our feelings
we're congenial.


q wish 10 introduce bill for the destruction