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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

Botsler, Of Virginia, in tbs course Of his re-
marks at Baltimore, statsd that the gentlemen
who rspor ed the platform in the Demoer ratio
Convention, held in that city ir 1913, is the
same gentleman who reported the Amsric "a
platform In the Na.ioaa! Council at Pailade.-
phia, viz.-JudEs Cone, Of George.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

sV George Po,s hung himself re-
Gently in 81, Johnsbury. N. j., because
his aequaln'ances plagued him abou, his
vile, to whom he had been married bu,
eleven DAYS
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

Nxw Yoax, July 20.
The Pacific sailed to-day with rs pas.
sengers and $500. 900 in specie among
the passengers Mr. Pearson. bearer Of
dispatches.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
EsSaI Ns1Ics.
"a Mill. Qh;e.

notice that there il now on Gle 10 ths c1ies q
the Clerk Of the Dist. Court, N and For tke
County Of Cedar and st4te & lowa, peeitios
Vt Charles SwetIsnd, claiming Of yos De sun
Of One and II hundredihs cellars, Win ten per
cent in'sres. thereon from ~ 3oth Of NAV.
1854. ~ money paid tsxss q tax sale heid
oy the Treasurer Of said County, On said 9gth,
OF May. 1854, on the North. Ess, Quarter Of
the South West Quarter II section No. len (lOl
township eighty two (82) Range one az wse{
Of the 9Th 2. m. which land was st said dine
purchased BY said Charles Swstland, and -
sold Cor tases due for The year 1859. Bad
Charles Swaziland further seeks to foreclo,s Ara
bar your rights and equity. OF rsdemptioc, in
and to said land, and to establish his i,le there
to, ~ reason Of the deed given him by said
Treasurer, and 10 inake said deed perfect And
unconditional, and unless you appear a. ne
next term u the District Court, to wit !, the
Path day Of September, 1855, judgement viii
be rendered against you ~ prayed for IN sad
plaintiffs petition, and al your right ana eo,n
" Of rede mption in said land will Be barrsd
and forever foreclossd, and Plaintiffs ,iHe made
perfect
J. W. CATrELL,
Wells Spicer, Clerk Nsy Cou,,
Atty fos Pl'f, Zee $500. Cedar o.
n19-Aw
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

"A CoSvExIIoN or BAoGAGEHES.-
There 10 . convention Of bsggagemen
nov in session in this city. Delegates
are present from oil the railroads be.
tween the Atlantic and Mississippi
Mr.. d. K. Basse,,, the we'll known bag.
gage master Of the New York Central
Railroad. is President. The objects OF
tue Convention afs important. Each
delegate brings with him a description
Of the unclaimed baggage IN possession
OF his company. and also d. scripion OF
missing baggage inquired for on his
road. Notes are compared while the
delegates are together, and In this way
much baggage 10 found aud mean. taken
to restore il 10 ito owners.
Mr. Basse., may properly be styled
the father Of the present system o! con.
Quoting the lost baggage department. OF
the Central Road, and others which have
inflated it. A depo. has been es,a bIish.
ed here, where all unclaimed baggage OF
the Central Road IS brought and deposit.
ed. l, is there examined. the contents Of
each parcel registered and the parcel
numbered. The old frvigh, house mex,
10 the new depo. is used as a place Of
deposit for stray baggage. Here are
more than two ,housa nds trunks, vali,es,
chests. carpet bags. &C.. piled up in long
lows. and so numbered that any piece
'alled for. rom the description given in
he register, ca b. found in FIVE minutes
y less tune. This depar.men j. reduced
o thorough system, and under the di.
ection OF Mr.. Basse,, and his subordi.
'ates, thousa nds Of pieces Of baggage are
eturned to owners every year, which
without such q system would perhaps be |
ntlrely lost, and draw largely upon the |
reasnry of the company to replace.
Rochester Un,on.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Estray Mare.

RAKEN UP by Geo. W. Smith At his res.
,.ence in C.ss town hip. on the 5th day
II May. 1858. an estray bright sorrel mare,
about Is lands high, s y ars did. work animal,
t-sr N the face, appraised at eighty dollars be-
fore D. G. Lisk, Esq.
J. W. Cattell,
Nav "a, '55-3mo County Clerk.
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Taken up by David s. Norton At his resi-
denee in Cass Township Ce lar County, Iowa.
:" June 1885, chesnu, soriel
mare, with . white strip in the face. OAK col
ored name and tail. about ten years old, about
II hands high. and appraised At 81 On the eth
day Of June 1855 before d. G. Lisk Esq.
J. ". CArrELL,
County Clerk.
y.n> f2sh fa-- -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

A kAHsAs.NEsRAsxA PaoJrcr.-
The Herald Of Freedom Of the 9Th con.
sains the following:
The pro-slavsry party at Pawnes las.
week kindly developed another move
which they have in prospective ty which
they expec, to check-ma.s the advocate.
Of freedom. I, is no less than 70 re.annex
the Platte purchase a, Kansas with the
slave population, the quasi Legislature
Of Kansas conserving. MISSOURI will Of
course consent; then they join, from a
State Constitution, and apply to Congress
for admission ss . slave State. The
Missouri Legislature will meet in No.
vembev to consuma.s the fraud. The
evidences that such - the movement i
founded upon conjecture. - il WAS
actually developed as pan u he pro.
gramme Of the soi isas Kansas I.sgisla.
,ure. BY one Of ito own members. The
issue must be the, and resisted TO the les,
extremity. This fact tells Us Why our
border neighbors have oil along con.
eerned themselves TO such an extent 10
Kansas matters, and why they have
expanded as muoh money to secure ,en
ascendency 10 our Legislative Assembly
and why "unit" was desired there
A,chinson 10 resident Of Platte County,
and no doub, he hopes to BE- elected
Governor Of Kansas under this arrange.
meut.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

D. Mcfarland one of our mos, dis.
iinguished Physicians has declared in A
letter to the True D. Ito ,ha, the fever
nere 10 epidemic.
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Election Noturns.
cyNTRs TOWNSHIP,

Election 0eturns.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Por Judgs-R. NJ. Long, (oG. 2O6
Wells Spicer, lN
Longs majority. As
For SheriG-Jno. H. Birlssy, 203
]. E l.. Carey, LAP
VIM. c. Long, ~
For Judge R NJ. Long, 20
Wells Spicsr. %
~spicsr's majority. 81
For 6her,f--Jno. II. Birelsy. 81
VIM. c. Long. "a
J, e L. Carey. ~
CAss.
American ticket, Ave majority,
IOWA.
r, Judgs--Wells Spicer. 81
r, NJ. Long. 8
Sp,eeIs majority, 81
Fer Sheriff -Jno. II. Blreley. 50
WIN. c. Long, Isl
J. E. L. Carey. q
sPRINGDALE
For Jodss-WeIls Spicsr. 81
r. NJ. Long, u
Sp,csr's majority, "a
For Sheriff Bireley, 81
Long. 6
Carey. IL
PIONEER
Democratic ticket l6 majority.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

16 E quarter Ut s. +: quarter Of sfct'on
Q, I. q, R. W. For sale BY
SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

Ca A Protestant, lady in S.. Louis,
with seven Of her chiIdre n. has Joined The
Hebrew congregation there.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

FOR SALE. The z. half Of 9. rs. and
halt Of s. rs, r. / ". Apply to
SAnurL DIwrLL Agt.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

e 8. E. quarter Of ssction l, T. ~, X. .
W. also n e. quarter Of .. ". quarter OF y. ".
81 section %, T. 81, =. 3w. For sale BY
SAMuEL DEweLL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
0U1ou1Deso IT, @ LanA.

UOUUoIvU - ~ 1608.
q psrsaaese q . (ssgglpl G - eseeu
cssss { 0sIar 0ss,s -! !s: |. - 80 q - q
q Aagsst 4. y. 1855 d ~ Cssst dosas AosS
ID the town Of Upton In said eoaaty, e1sn ~
sale at public esecry TO the highest bidder ~
undivided ham o. tlas west half Of the South
East uArter OF Section No eightsen I'D In tsWo.
sh Up No. Eighty.oas North Of RaaGe No. three
(3) West 6th =. n. being real estate Of which
the late Johu Bandeen died. eissd and ordered
to be sold to satisfy the debts Of his eStass.
Sold st ten O'Clock A. N. Of said day.
WILLIAM -0AND6nN, H2oea4os =
Of Estate JOAN BANbEEN. decd.
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- Major Lewis Cas-. IT,, has Left
GsEnapy. ~ IN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Estray Mare.

Taken up BY Geo Maurer at his res. dence IN
cass township or the 18th d,y Of juno 1855.
A light Brown Mare. Three years old sbou,
IA hands high Star in The forehead. ting mark.
on HE side, and appraised At SIS before
d. @. Iisk, Eco
J. W. Catt.ll, County Clerk.
June 9th, '55. ln29- 3mo1
Estray Mare.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

FOR SALE. Lot ., Block %. town .
Rochester, BY
SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

SINGULAR ACCIDENT. A litrle daugh.
ter OF DR.. Brenna living a, 70 Stat.
street fell, this morning, about s o'clock
while asleep, from her chamber window
on the awning Of Mr., Tyle,'s shoe store
beneath George T. Towbridge, clerk
~ Thompson s. Brothers. store. saw her
fall, and observing tina. she did not move
upon the awning, ran to her rescue, and
found her asleep, as she was when she
rolled out Of her bad BY the open window,
Her fall had broken the cloth slightly,
but she was entirely uninjured from a
fall of % feet.--.Nv Havan Register.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

The National Flag, new paper that
has just been started At Bloomington in
this State to aid the Douglas democracy,
thus speaks Of the prospect Of its easss
IN Kansas:
CHssRIRs. There are, it 10 said, one
hundred and ninesy..wo slaves already
IN Kansas |; aud . gentleman familiar
with that country, assures u that nothing
can prevent il from ultimately becoming
Q slave State. .Notional Flag.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
A Ia1sas-llobgaslBA Project.
The Htrsi1 AZ Frsadom e 10 ~

A Eaasas-J1sbgaslA Project.
The Hrs1 n Fsssdo~ 4 ~ ~
contains The following
The pro. Iavery party at Pawsee last
week kindly developed ano.ber move
which they have in prospective. by which
they expec. to check.ma.e the ad locates
Of freedom. Its no less than to re.aunex
the Platte purchase to Kansas with IL
slave population, the quasi Legislature Of
Kansas cossss;;ss. Missoaei will Of
course consent; then they join. form
= State Constitution and apply to Con-
gress Tor admission as slave State. The
Missouri Legislature will meet in No
vember 70 consumma,e the fraud. The
evidence that such in the movement 10
no. founded upon conjecture, ~ It was
actually developed ~ . part Of the pro.
gramme Of the soi.d,sfast Kansas Leg.
isla,ure by one Of it, own members.-
The issue must Be met and resisted TO
the last extremity. This fact tells why
our border ne,ghbors have oil along con.
Atchison is 4 res,dcn. Of Platte County,
and no doub. he hopes to be elected Gov.
ernor Of Kansas ndsr this arrangement.
cerned themselves to such IN extent in
Kansas matters. and why they have ex.
pended 90 much money TO secure an ~.
tendency in our Legislative Assembly ;
aud why ''unit" was desired there
Great men In Death.
Augustus Cesar chose to die in a
standing position, and was careful in Ar.
rarging his person and dress for the &C.
casion.
Julius Cesar, when slain BY conspira-
tors in the Capitol, concealed his face be-
meath the fold Of his ,oya, 20 that his
enemies might not Zee the death pang
upon his co1nirnance.
S,ward. Earl Of Northumberland, when
At the poin. Of death, { ui,,ed his bed and
pu, on his armor saying II, become no,
q man to die like bea.,."
Maria Louisa. Of Austria, who shor,
time before she brea,hed her last had
fallen in'o an apparen. sligh. slumber !;
one Of the ladies in attendance remarked
tina, her Majesty seemed to be asleep.
No. replied she, I could sleep If I would
indulge repose. but am sensible Of .h-
near approach Of death, and l would no,
allow myself 10 be surprised BY him in
my sleep-I wish TO meet him wide
awake.
Lord Nelson, on receiving the fatal
shot said to Captain Hardy, They have
done for me at las. Hardy; my back
bone 10 shot through
And ye, be had The presence Of mind
10 take out his handkerchief and cover
his face. to be concealed from the gaze
OF his crew.
But las. Of oil. the crea, Bonsparie
died in his Field MARSHALL boots and
uniform, Which he had ordered to be put
on short time previous 10 his dlssolu.
ton.
Such are the efforts Of poor expiring
mor'ali,y-s,iIl clinginz to Earth. still 10.
boring for the breath oil pcsteri.y. and
exeFtlng itself to fall a, last, when fall il
must, with dignity and grace
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

- 4 hals u n. Z. qaartsr Of section II
r. VI, r. Y. For sale BY
SAMUEL DewELL.
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The Monroe Mich Commercial
says that not more than one field Of
wheat has beer destroyed by the wesyel
where ten was reported
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St0
You are hereby notified that there 10 uov On
ME IN The office Of the Clerk Of the Nstsic,
Court 10 and for Cedar County, lows, : pe,i.
ton Of John n Violet, claiming Of Won lie
sum OF Forty Dollars, with interest thereon
from the lo'h day Of August, ls49, ~ mon.y
due on pr"missory note, executed BY you 70
"ne John N Violet or bearer FOR said sum Of
Forty Dollars with interest, dated the lsfh Of
august, lSas, payable -four months after date
which note y now the property u said peti.
toner, who further seeks 70 foreclose mort.
gage BY you, executed to secure Inc paymen,
Of said note upon the North west quarter OF
me Southeast q, arter Of Section No. thirty.
two (sa) Township No. eighty-one (sl) anee
-FOUR 81 west 9th p. m, and unless you appear
on or before tn. Path day Of September. 1855.
and defend said cause. judgement will Be ren-
drred aga'ns' } ou for the whole amount with
interest and costs, and said land sold I, pAy
said judsemsnt and costs thereon.
-, ]. W. Cat,ei.
Wells Spieer, Clerk D;st Cou,,
AIRY ior Pm. Fee 70. Cedar Co
ms Nv
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Estray Horse.

n AIKEN UP BY Jonn Shaw, at his premises In
L springdsle Township, on the 9th day Of Ja-
~, 1855, q medium sized brown horse, with
small white SPIT IN the right hind foot four "r
i've years old. and appraI sed at $50 before Thorn
A. Winn Esq, on the 18th day Of July, 1859.
Upton, July 1tth, 1855.
(n3l-3nao.1 wv CATTELL.
County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

Nsw YosE, "Wednesday, July ~.
The steamer Star Of the West arrived
here about hall past four this A. N.
She left Punta Arenas on the morning Of
the 10Th ,ns,., with S63 passengers and
sl.9OO. 900 in specie called At Key
Yves. tor coal on the 2oth iss.., where shs
left for n. 7. the same evening.
The Democratic Sssss Convention
assembled on the 93d ult. It Sacramsn.o
aud re.nomina.ed Gov. Bigler On The
20th BY . vote Of 225 to l57. Milton L.
Latham was the opening candida.e.
Lieut.. Gov. Purdy was then nominated
BY vote Of l54 to l00.
The Indians in the north part Of the
state have again become hostile ana have
killed ten whites and two Cinnamon.
The thriving village Of Angeles Camp
In Calaveras County, had bssa destroyed
by fire.
Mining news encouraging.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are
to June 22d. The wine bill had passed
both houses Of the Legislature.
The Los Angeles Star Of the 9Th
gives an accoun, Of battle Of San Diego,
on the 18th. between Russian friga.e
and French corvette, with the following
results:
The former chased the latter, snd the
captain Of the la,., =, whose name is said
to be Captain Duschen. seeing no hope
Of escape, rather than strike his flag
and see moss Of his men cut in pieces,
jumpe down into the magazine and blew
his ship and all on beard to eternity
>h: was called the Egali,a, mounted
thir,y-.wo guns and had complement,
Of three hundred aud twenty men. The
Russian friga,e came into San Diego
disabled, with sixty eigh, men killed and
one hundred and City wounded. She is
a seven,y.four, moua.ed eighty.,hree
guns, and carried nine hundred men,
Her name 10 The WiheImina.
The crops in the Sacramento valley
have been entirely consumed by grass
hoppers, fruit, vegetables aud grain hav-
ing been swep. away Is Il by Are. The
country was swarmed BY the insects.
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BAcxDoKEa TIE 81. LOUIS Uemo-
Graf, in speaking Of the Philadelphia
CONVEX ton, thinks thu, the North has not
only maintained 1.-THE perpendicuiari,y oil
its spinal column. bsl run II clear INTO tAe
ground! From this, we argue favorably
II the Northern backbone, which did such
indexable service on tia, occasion, has
been planted, may we not look for a
crop Of baek-bones, which will as,onrsh
slavedom.
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floSEEN

Democratic ticket Is majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.!
RTISHTON CLARK e. CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, ScrofuL0, DC.
T,HE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
i Il co. being dissolved by the death Of w l.
RUsHTON, the Only Rushton ever connected with
in future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
l. CO., surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was Mr. Clark who went to New Foundland to su-
perintend its msnufacure and he II the only Drug.
eist who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and ss he will continue his supervision Of
that branch of business, WILL warrant our Oil
pure and genuine. As success in It's use depends
upon its pnrty be particular to see that the sigma
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers, without sue
cess, have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering, TO specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK l. CO., for many persons have initiated
eur style of bottle and label. for the purpose Of
palming off an inferior article and since Mr.. Rush.
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which il not in any way connected with
Rush.on. Clark 4 Co, the only representatives. of
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK l. CO..
The genuine Oil Of Hegeman, Clark l. Co. for sale
by PURCELL. LADD l. CO., and BY Druggists ger.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe 1S-d&wSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05
DON'T READ THIS!-Be Il

ks1 M Known to aIIWho are now o. mayhereafter
be in want Of anything to carry you from
place to place, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has du
ring the last year, greatly enlarged and improved his
esabiishment by adding to his former business all
KINDS OF light Carriages, BUGGIES. R0CKAWAYS,
Ge NC, which, being connected with his SADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes 1t the
most complete house to equip any one In want in
the CITY HIS stock on hand is very large and we'll
assorted and not to be surpassed neatuess and du
rability. He would respectfully return thanks to
his numerous patrons; and soliciting their
patronage, pledges himself to give satisfsction in
price and quality His store fronts on 18th and Cary
Streets opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap4-Sm a. 2 MJIEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05
cA8N CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

q 2S8EThe subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, QSth and l4th sreets) near the Co
lumbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIOTEES, BA.
POUCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops, and
SULkIES, all of his own make, Of the best materi.
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sold az
low as good work of the kind can be in the city Of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
In want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that 10 new war.
ranted. tfe 2e-6mi MICAJAH MANGUM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05
WATERWAYS PATENT VENTI-
VX LATED REFRIGERATOR PATENTED


SEPTEMBER 18TH, ls4a-This Refrigerator was
introduced to the public some years since. The
principal improvements are the ventilator. valve
and double cover. The ventilator carries off the
euv!a as it arises from the contents of the rsfriee
rator, thus making it impossible for the efiuvia of
any sreng article destroying the flavor of any other
ever 80 delicate.
The valve retains the cold air created by the melt
Ing OF the Ice. while 1t lets off the water. All Re-
ieerstors either from accident careessness are
sure to leak before they worn out This having
no filling between the two cases. when once made
tight again. IL a. good as new. Not 90 with those
that are filled. When they have once leaked, the
whole Of the filling becomes saturated, and can me-
YER again become dry; hence, rot Immediately COM
mences in the wood work-and long before the
other part 10 cut, the whole of the lower part
is deeayed The double cover saves the trouble Of
opening and shutting two single ones; and answers
the purpose better, the air between becomes cold
and remains SO. Confined air il the be.t non-con.
ductor of calorc, hence there should be no filing
Cold air ia heavier than warm, consequently alfRe
figerators should open at the top, and not in 'front.'
In fact the chest must be the true FORM while
the law of gravity remains as it In full supply of
all sizeson hand, for sale By .
ap 1o-d&c1m Cor. 18th and Maj SITS.
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS

~ Mr. R. Jackson-Dsar Sir: Ny mother-in-law,
Mrs, Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
from the various remedies used, sbe induced to
try your EXCELSIOR BITTERS," and i affords
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits. 81
She can now enjoy her food with relish 70
which she was stranger previous to the use Of your
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WILEY.
Richmond, Va, April IA, 1855.
advise every family to procure these bittep.
They may be found at E. J. Picots, A. Bodekers.
8. n. Zachrisson'a Chas Millspaugh's, Bennett u
Beer1, and Alex. Duvaps, Druggists, Richmond. va.
All orders promp pity attended to-. eefE apl8
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j. MlnDrc1SDs.

OERTAIN CURE FOR GO U0HS-
~ .Ricanonp, Nov. q. 1ss7.-I hevs trisd nearly
taiIon IN sayipg that believe MRS. A. B. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to BE- the most valusble prepare
ton Of the Kind now in use, and % family medeide
slmest indispensable. =. WARREN.n
(, Mas DAws Couch REMEpY.-We eau speak OF
the virtues Of this medicine from the book, having
witnessed its operation In bad cough, In which 1t
afforded speedy and decided relisE--Rieh. Rspxb.
Tor sale BY Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Bennstt y BserA
Alex. DuvaL, Paterson l. Jackson, Chas. MilspanGh.
Il. J. Pieot, A. Bodaker and Charles D. Yale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05
MAGICAL PAIN Elk

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the severest burns or scalds, In from one to
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar; it efeetuslly cures Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Infammatory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds,
Bruises, Scaid Head. Corns and Bunions Erysipelss
sprains swellings. Felons. Chiblsins, Bites Of In
sects, SweIled and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples.
Eruptions, and all other nfAmmatory and cutaneous
This article 10 now put up in blue wrappers, with
new steel plate label, and signed BY H. Daley, Ma
ker, and c. y Clickner l. Co, Proprietors, to guard
store. t
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
STYLE and they furnish the trade at proprie pr.
ees. Retail price only 25e a box. NH 26-dGw6m