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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

@pHAun-We would call attention or the
px public against a fraud daily praciirel upon
III nnSrsp citing in the article If DIR. J. HOSTEL
TrRs cti DRAFTED Stomach Biiters. Siacf thrse
lt.'crs have beensne popular others having been
making prcplratiep> /. initiate H. and in ears
have rnrthis i Old tsiti,s AMI rs-trd item. We
Nt,f. a - all ,.t-> to MY Of none hut rcsec'a-
Ill 4 a"tS; ~, genuine all covered with METAL
II tap. ans ths nau.. on ~
tHf s,is ~ B,rkl"v, Thompson & ca. Agents,
vfeI ul second ard Pelsy Streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

fass"nr ~ taking ihs 10 4 ~ Train on n iil.an
1h,fH Naiirid ~ Chicago, arrive at St.t. ns4n
htr-', itFo y " sam day and e0Hes,s e.<,IuspP-
" Win ~ New fok \ W N,iiru~I. arrnr Il,
Nv York city mkt .iat al . q, px
AENEN HOURS aud Twenty lllmuecn - al
ranse ofa.y other Route
Passengers taking TIL ~ " train ar Mirrfir.n
Central Railroad coHirct III otsh ~ NtAr.f. l.,Il~
Road as.t III Moth 5.ur iIis. ~ steamboats, H.
huHal', nsin- il tim. Tor 900 y tram ~. The
Nr@ f"fk \ u j Hshfaai, arriving IN Nv York
sainf ctcnsg "a pPN
ONE NDs u ami Twenty minutes in d1rancc
II TIE dtbany route
Passengers iihtng the & ~ A NJ rain an IN, Mill
Suihe q CONNECT Al Tis- with >tran.b "a, dtresi t.
i'nu, lo and arrvs IN time for The 81 SiraInb at
Express tram "a Ill. h E.,. II ,iiroad aIfI.l ug
IN Nv Yn,k atll - pN
A1N llOi rs in 0iraaca Of he AfJany route
Passengers taking tn Is train IN the sam. con
net Al Duskitk with III. 4 n train OF the \ X
hi RaliF.ad arriving AZ Nv Iok At ) !npM
ofang 0fte~ route.
Pas myers leasirg Chicago Saturday s 90 A " on
on Nth Central Ri road VIII arrive In New Yak
CIT ~ntta, a.A5 PM
NINETEEN HOURS in advance Of fhe Abrny
route
T.hins from Dnnkirk, Runal" anil Niagara Fans N
FL. iarnad maxi direct c,uncctl n, with -
trans aN.r Chicago FIR tn East rnI,nig through
dr'rt =" Nv York with less changes than ,uy othr
\ rvute.
3"fa-S'ngers must lie particular Ia rnrrh ,Sc
TnAtis ia " York \ Erie Railroad fthet " IN /.
save SsNor SEVEN nDCR, ia Hn,., aul ID
Though without Il lay.
M.rthan'>, Pfo.ln-" aud Stock Dalers csn nlL.
Through racis hy ealiiu. n The Curnrlnv Az nj.
a. ~ PETERS, Ag'i. - u arirrn 4, GhiaEp
SHIT I'm Az nj, Cit ,elani, o.
fau-i~tl.u,sl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

4 CnASsE Or Foxrr>E Friday,
william II. Wilder started for Baton
Rouge, u manaclei convict. Ne il TO
remain in the renirnriary for ten years
for frauluicnt dsal sg~ IN hoanty land
warrants. II ~ n somewhat singular
fact hat the las, previous visit or Wild
81 tn Baton Rouge wac rs a legislator,
mn! thu, prison disc,, llne was a theme
IN which he occasfrnfy waxe,f eloquent.
His opportunities Of serving the State
IN her legislative halls were more limi-
ted, rs to time, th,n his present and
prospective opportunities will be in tho
taeQpstitut.on.'-N o. P,cayune, 9th
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
NpOi.t>lllcn

NOF will find IN hest brands ~
i Diam M Gram ,,un Powaer;
shet-stll ,i1"s:
Water Proof Gun Ctps
- DiIXELI. 4 90
laNElIfI ID n.IlN Il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

I'M" Co-Parina rShlp heretofore existing between
j John NJ. DtnHrH and Christopher Cullen il
TIL. la dissolve 10y mutual consent All persons
nd BIT. 10 sad nm Will piy th" sam to thli,,o-
ihet Cullen who i dalv Authorized 10 Collect the
sanir. Davenport, Arg. lih 1876.
JOHN NC. Dt NNEII
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN.
Arg. 18th daily IL 9th AUG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
uOnSc and Lease for Sale.

A DWELLING H0ISE containing Eight r-ms
n AMI Lea. ~ LIT fsr IT, wears, stua ca The
bihn between brady ard Hsrri-.n street.. = ABBY
10 " II 6UHIty ~ 10
Ang'9N NICHOLS, ISBEl.L Z co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

There will now be but two Electoral
tickets in this State unless. indeed. the
1nzaigner should be successful in fn,l.
ing persons to make up the Fremont tick
ton returns which We publish ihis morn
ing. can determine the chances Of the de-
feat OF BeCnA>AS and BnEcKl>stpee IN
Missouri; and pet this has been put down
as one of the doubtful" States Mis-
souri, Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
OlR NEAT PRESIDENT!

III" ~ J.uies I,W iitnsn, Pafsr, Prize
Ckfh.
/. John Charlie Fremont rarr, :"
flmh. I.
III, p,,,ff rfIrntfefr editions ptFtt Il, - Har 80
1HEIWlN CITY Book STOHE
End a. oTp. n Claire Hous~
it25 n ~ starr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
IAD.I.NSAN POWERS.

IAD.INsAN POWERS,
StfOrnsy San Snnn.cIIOr~ ms Oms
off.h snnii sn,'tt Second st.. NV, WHsy'.st
~ f'"if ssi'Ital 'nt'n'-- itamiii, attended 10.
Ma" l'.untd IN Raj t.,s,r security
fi'in 'srd saf,s tltsf.fitt !.
Eastern Ikfhafv.. bought ard sold
Tiai" drafts and ae.spfaa.ts ht,t",,u,.d.
s''"hs hi"i E"n's bought and sold OIL eu,nmi.i
fni diIHit nd r"lic,ttti
Eastern COLLECTIONS i.i"inl.iy made.
J.t. u TaiLMAft
o''i3 CHas. fUNkrs.
JnHf u T,LiaAs, Cn,utvs pow
Ipu- IN !.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

n -" MI LIS FOR SAIL Marqian PaAtoa
~ y Wi bAvt lar at ~ ely ~ Il "
-" Il TIM Ntthd Mile for three days, cnln-
.es.Hs lt8.c DIS aHsg de-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

n .Ts y ANItl.AS r.ttn anil Eithr.,,i 80
vs. Grape Shawl; Piiiit.d and Stei!a slInl III
vaft ~. thaap
pas s'dtll CgIaS. FISH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

PrrTING OBsTRrCTIoSs on RAILROAD
TRAcks.-About year since, Martin
Dunrow Was onvicted Of placing OBJ
s,rnctions upon the Bangor, Olltown and
Milford railroad, but exceptions were ia
ken and the case continued ur Ill Il" last
term at Bangor, when the proceedings
were sustained, and on Tuesday be was
SEN cnced to thirty days solitary cnnfine-
ment, rnd twenty years' hard labor IN
the State Prison.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

y-iR T y! CANANATGH -W"wdui ~.
LS attention Ia ti,s caal II Tins stiti.tuaH =
.ittifter ed tunn. one which trs the atintt. Fl
~ h. afflicted. TtIs Br. j. cid ana ii.nr,
slucit.s d. @it,n eui has d {! hi. lift tit
ts1tthl iisa> hp divefiieS t. treat II iftg
a - al bsi, fccoti.. n,iiIun fr.m liz. .ifi2ens !.
Jteks.usllle, lbs late honie Chicago oatn nal N.
Isff 1850
pr -.sr in th. cit, by G. T. vEEB, jill
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
FRESH OYSTERS :.
Public Work.

4 tho CITY Rclle >a,t.5n and viii - r6r Il Ill
dals, l.. Es.nts- f.tai ,irt ) al - Il iu tt' IN
scts ~ argi.it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

~ SS-For SALE two nv Eafg = To fl Ing
- :. nAaA -. = h lie Ira re.t
tALtEN = Dit:Ka!r.
tnayisitl1 c .rnsf u q lll Re- ls.la Il.
= z-M0NEY TO LOAN. lonr am short tu,o
IstfAtt Mtei.ior y lat:iiN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

Jon Pr SrtNa W. have gre facil-
ties for executing with rreu p'AeSs ~ ex-
cell.n' style, aud upon The IN. i reasonable
terms. all orders for Job Printing entrusted
10 Us, ANA solicit from our fr.ends share &
their patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06
NITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
De. :. LIZ. La - InnnranIl


DEC 5.-John Uari,on, Jr, u.s. Too AnchTrs and
CIdinsThs libel was nled salvage conpeuss
lion for saving the anchors Which lost overheard
from the barge Mary Elizabeth on the "a Of July, 1885,
the iudsen river between the battery and Dor street.
The anchors we're grapplod up by two named smtl
and Davidson. who took them 10 the nbesn nud he
claimed sold him their right TO salysge. The owners
claimed that Smith and Davidson cold the an hors n
b, ant rauduenty ard that therefore, they all nsd for
ei all claim 10 salvage. Held BY tho Coartrh at Tho
wet hi OF evidence Ia that the savors cold the anchors
and chains TO the belant and afterwards toll toe cap
tain Of the barge that they knew nothing about then
tnst bis misconduct their part which forfeited
any claim on their part to salvage. Libel dismissed win
otsts.
Br5arin r. Hendr,ctson - The Sloop James Ge,ney-
This was libel filed 10 the value of sails fur.
nished the sloop. The besnt isa resident OF New
YORK and the work done here, but the sails we're fur.
nshec the so0p while she in New Jersey where
she ives owned. Held by the Cour-Tnat the .oop wa
domsc 10 the state OF New Jersey where the calls ere
turpis ed and there vas therefore, lien created In
favor OF the hbelant by the maretine law, whatever
claim n libellsnt has against owner o. the roop
and az has not been made 10 appear that Rny lien was
Cfeatfd ~ the local law Of New Jersey. Lbsi dismissed
with cosis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

The tyrsnt winter, says the Rochester Deaas OF the
eth less lenient than the Canal Board Ine
ter set The 10th inst for the OF navigation
and the Tor mer sum marty shut up that
the night o, the Sd Ice formed night thick
OF IN inch, and In some places than that Il
vas all points sufficient 70 prevent the movement Of
poets One craft that had been despatched -four
the afternoon got far the Brighton locks !,
remains, and Is not expected under the
proceed farther At present Several boats arrived from
the Fast destined for Buffalo and South. Their osrgoes
will be transferred here 70 the railroad. The Geneeee
Valley Canal vas cIoeed yesterday and boats despatch Cd
IN that direction we're compelled 10 after geitar
lar the Rapids. Betweea here and Spencerport
several boats laden with wheat for the mers this
A. room today Capt, Stone started out with the ICE
breaker. intending TO force through TO the loe
bound wheat boats and help them 10 get into this port
Ice continues 10 form aud increase 10 strength We learn
that there but few boats caught this side OF
Boatnen had generally calculated 10 give up ir,l ght
ing after the last week Ia November and got into
quarters.
The following are the dates Of opening and closing the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

ALLEGED IMMEDIATE DIssoLUTIoE or TIE G..
nlAS fsiilAaHsr, rhe Hamilton SpeCia.or. 10 n ate
urges upon conservatives 10 keep them selves 10 reai
and clear their decks for action. ~ he tecis PERT
assured that, notwithstanding ali that hiss been ga
me contrary, aifsoluiiUp OF Parliament IL not n
WEEKS distant" On this announcement, The Toronto
pht Observes only way we can sceonnt tor
sudden and unexpected decision Ia this-Sr Alan Nc
ne ditcloeCd IN the letter we copied rom ne
ford Bsdcor, vas strongly supported ny the Cove
General IN the Grand trunk Railway noa-d His x
ency was on 2uscd. 10 bis views by tho whole mint
and lar was the difference carried, t1aa the mini
II would seem, rendered their designations uuIes.
Eycelency relr pushed mis- views 10 favor Of Sir A
The seoue; II The Hamilton Spectator s 10 De entirely
oited, seems 70 be that his EXceencv, having
obliged 70 surrender bis own wishes has turned n
upon the ministry, and determined 70 dissoy We The n,
We understand thai boisierous meeting OF the -
took place yesterday, Of which The recent exrscrdi
disclosures were July alluded 10; aud On which occl
the Governor General bitterly and In unnoasurei 10
upersided some Of the members Of his Council ~
violation OF all the sacred obligations OF their ON
Il poe nble that these evepts may hasten a dissolu
At al events, Sir Allan McNas. inst coming rom
land, sooJ authority, and the country may pref
We should thhk Tor ar election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
prr0ro 90 o..r.z

DEc. s-Jo,. DRAKE q Co u. H. s. Redfsld Collector
Of tie For--1he plaintiffs claim TO recover back some.
thing about 5000, amount Of duties paid by them I'M
protest. on quantity Of sugar. The plaintiffs bonded
the sugar entered and took possession OF H. The Col
iecttr directed samples 70 be taken the wharf which
we're submitted to appraisers but appears that the
packes were not gent TO the public stores a. the law
requrs The plaintiffs on the entry made addition to
their voice and the appraisers added that valuation
Which raised the price on the sugar than ten per
cent The invoice price. An appeal 10 the apprase
pent a. TAX en- and the porter appointed an an.
pra.er the sampes were submitted 10 bin aud the gov
ernmert Apr, SER who, however could not agree and
,be seIsrs raiser concluded 70 charge additional
and a nal ~ on The importation. This was paid IN
der protest, plaintiffs nos SEEK 10 recover II back
the Court bel hat 40 the apprssement was made with.
out sny Of III goods having been ordered 10 the public
store sId Their examined was not conformsbe 10 law
ard the iury must End Tor the plaintiffs Verdict Tor
plaintiffs, 32,i1s, with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06
yarunhle Recrult Tor Presldent WaIks

Valuable Recruit for President WaIke
From the New Orleans Delta Nov al
wa puhlish ihe folio wing pketch of \ gallant and
tirgu,sbed soldier with yery sincere nieasure II
written nv : d,stippusbed gentleman who h intim
arou,ip,ed with the American, Cuban and Mexican 8,
~ rol O,HaYa
We hail wi,h the m ,st saupuine authorizations OF
yrate success on a broader and more eomprehea
has,s ,be connection az such men with the cause al
Wa,Esr and The eagerness with which thew come ior
anconrsees our belier Thai our American diplo,
hancafor vard will assume 4 more practical shane
h, ~ ,ha sis hor,te letters which issue mar od,cav
,h na. 81. 4. nm, locr,,on o0ice M Washington
WY 80 ~ n,rIara ~ ,na un,tad atas armv who IN
j., ,h,s ,,s hs. We learn tendsred his resSnatic
.' No. Z, anr army with VIEW 10 otfar ria ser
a. t,a reigar and ~ aid win h,s sword and taller
~ da,nnan,en, of the grand results 10 which III
,b,.hnay, ~ vs. lEar an Ncaragua mas onened the ,
Th, daa.na,ior NJ the h mt the natural re,
~ h,s cs,eor ~ ieadins aibuser for yaany years
he was annotated txo wears s,nce a capisin OF G
~ IN ,ha Yn.sd STATE: srmv IN which he had b
ss,vaa -,,n s,s,,nc,,on h.ving heen braveted Maio
Gallant conann ~ ,hs v,sr WITH Mer;co
Can,ao n,Hsr. for Cnlonei mn A. he in To be kn,
Was ,ha A., IN ,na Tn,ed S,stes Ia whom
me- m HE $500 ~ ri. conn,rv in IsIs .ddresse
overtnras N rs,sa an 1ns",,ion mere 10, the nber
os Cnna Ia en,.~ad :, ~ he .cheme ana VAS inc
n o assoc,a,a of Iona, -, .ha arst exoaa,,ion Of !
vhich WINS arra.,af hv .ha ,u,a,yerencs az our 70,
went In ,sso Tona.' ~ a.nair az heiny ahle 10
smother exnaait,on ~ scaie ~ nv yrscrstnde vet
neraIey reeolved ON maTnS an .,iemnt Al revoiuttl
Enba NJ whstever hsysrde sorsht ont u,IIara a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

~ THIS delightful Watering place Is open
cepon Of yers 1t is situated the line Of the counties
Of Roanoke and BOtetour surrounded by mountains and
the beautiful,
Virginia and immediately the IT, Of tho Virginia and Ten
nessee Rail Road within 20 yards e th6 road itself and aho
half mile from Bonsack cUQHly hours Rich
mond and Petersburg and about Iynchburg
Persons leaving City Point Petersburg, Richmond in
the morning. by the South Side and Dape Rail Roads and
taking the Virginia
Lynchhurg reach Bonsacks depot O'clock p NJ the
same day. where an Omnibus &C. will meet them and convey
them to the Springs.
There White Sulphur Springs whose Gu
been entirely relieved by using the The reputation
of these waters for half century has been established
the surrounding counties for having cured many a
ted with various.
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They not surpassed by mineral In Virginia
for the of Dyspepsia in its various FORMS Affections the
the Nervous all kinds
of the Skin, and many Of the diseases peculiar Fe
males.
TLey a>gently purgave and durec with a strong deter
might be furnished are given below
THE BU llNCS spacious and convenient and almost
entirely consisting of Hotels Cottages &C. arding
commodaons equal to to be found the mountains of
Virginia for about 400 The Furniture and Fixtures
about equal those of the best hotels cities The
Bedding unusually good with Hair Mattresses ro ghou the
esabishmentas to all which invite visiters
and judge for themselves No have been spared OBJ
tanning the best and the experienced and best
qualified Assistants for department of the establishment
The general management is conhdcd to j. A BEFILF1N-
GER ESD late of Cumberland Maryland, assisted by AL.
FRED X JAMES, and RO. J. READ late Of Lynchbure,
who will doubt give satisfaction 10 all ho may visit the
place
There will he BOWLING ALLEYS, &c, for exercise
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC is already secured, and TEL
EGRAPli OFFICE will soon be established at Bonsaeks de-
pot.
THE TABLE win be found equal any in mountains,
the facilities for securing supplies being about great tn
well be.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

eleeted-he will recognize them and their friends
IN the administration OF the government twill
divide with them the honors and emalumonts Of
office, and will thereby bring upon the country
and the South all the evils that were predicted. by
the Democratic party. from the election Of Gen.
Scott. supported by Seward
These are questions that tho South should con-
sider,H there were probability of Mr.. Buchan-
an being elected. hey might then determine
whether il were better h. elect such mar. or 70.
quire his withdrawal and the substitution OF some
Other candidate. whose views Of matters. vitality
affecting them, harmonized moro closely with
their well known principles and rights but when
all the indications, especially from the North,
point to theimpossibility Of his suooess,and when
tho only effect of his oanddninre is 10 divide the
national and conservative force Of the country.
and increase the chances Of tho Bnok Rcpubli-
can party aud their sectional candidate--we ask
IN all seriousness and candor. whether il is not
safer wiser and more patriotic Tor the Demo
cratic party 10 drop Mr. Buchanan. aud unite. in
generous and magnani nous spirit, upon "A can
ddnie who has been tried aud found faithful to
The constitution. faithful TO each section faithful
10 the whole Countrywide ia n conscientious
man, statesman and patriot-who can forget
himself aud his section and his party. in tho ad
ministra'ion of the goyernment--and aims at no
other ends than tho good Of all and the rights of
al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
Te.,in,ony Of DR.. o. untchcr-GRrrx RANn. Pc

Gahontas Co April 10Th 1853
Henienmnn Some few months since patient applied to
me Tor medical advice afflicted with form
Y phts Che had been under the charge of physicians
without deriving rcC) commenced using the regular
es OF the profession but the disease stubbony resisted all
my EFFORTS The reputation of Carriers spanish iufo hay-
ing reached me- and being personally acquainted il
selves determined to give il tria. did
time Its good effects evident, and three
him
As an act of justice TO suffering humanity withhold
my e'imony to It's virtues Alternative and prompt purif
er n the blood and take pleasure in recommending the
profession and the public generally Yours respectfully
july lin O. BUTCHER Nj ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
J, A. uEFELFINGER & CO, Proprietors.
c X FIFE & A I l. s.
pETERSRIEG VA NJ



You desire know my opinion Of the water at Coyners
Springs Having resided the place five months
prepared that formed the favorable opinion the
water In oftndgeson prosraton de-
by, instructions and functional al
The seeretory organs have in the mountain
country compare with IT, except the Greenber White am
than pleased to learn that the place will under
own immediate management and supervision, and that you
have secured the gentleman Eutaw House
in Baltimore which, together with the fine hotel beautifully
finished and furnished besides very comfortable cottages
must the patronage of the public and make the
Coyner Springs the inviting fashionable
GINA. With my best wishes your happiness
remain my dear sir, Your most obedient servant,
GEO. i. NJ ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

COMPARATIVE LONGEVITY or WHITES AND
BLAoKs.-The Southern Medical journal of Feb
ruary. referring to the mortality statistics of the
late census, remarks:
These documents sustain the general impress
sion that the African lives longer than the eau
oassan race, one hundred whites and ono hun
dred aud forty eight blacks being reported as
having died OF old age. Although we do not
mean to deny the correctness Of the received
opinion, we yet believed that it is exaggerated.
Age has advantages 10 the negro which are not
experienced by the whites, and its immunities
are generally claimed by tho slave long before
his master would think of resting from his lnbors.
Hence 1t is, that very many of our slaves when
sixty years of age, imagine declare that they
are eighty or ninety years of age, and are nc
cordingly INDUCED with an exemption from fur
ther compulsory labor. Many of the citizens of
this place may recollect "old daddy Quah," who
averred, apparently in good faith, that he was
SO old. that when he arrived here from Africa.
the Savannah river was SO small stream that
he could "step overit." He thought himself one
hundred and fifty years of age, but was probably
not more than ninety five when he died.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
ID. G WICKLlFFE.

COOP IDEA.---Some one having made are
mark on Rogers habit of saying i'll naturod thing
Campbell the poet in the high tone of voice ho
sometimes spoke in. said
There is way of preventing Rogers saying i'll
natured things either to you or about you.
Indeed was the somewhat incredulous reply;
pray, how is that to be managed.
Why. said Campbell just borrow money q.
nough Of him. and you will never hear an illu
tured word till it 10 repaid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.-."COMpETITlON al is the

R-USs" COMPETITION "A il the Life Of
Wa TRADE"-PRINTING in all Its various branches,
done in style unsurpassed by any ot Establishment in the
S'ate, at the YlRGINIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT
Jobs printed Coos in manner that will compare with any
work done South of Mason and Dxons Line Specimens
he flee. Cali and First Alley between Main
and Church Streets.
l3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

Perfnnsca Eresth-What lady or gentleman wopld
tr unlef the curse of dsageeabe breat when using
DoWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only re, Iar Il,
sweet bnt make the teeth white aaaste prevent tooth
ache and preserve them FROM decay Recommended h.
lists and physicians everywhere -
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its use 1t re-
moves pmnlos tan, reckles renders soft and bcanr
III" lparnga rich roseate hue the greatest cosmetic
ever known being free from all injurious matter Prize IN
eeutN Tor saeby STROrlIER & WHITEHEAD
may Gus aud Druggists everywhere
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

a HARD Hrr. The following is a specimen of
,"e controversial OF Kentucky editors The Lou
Journal rs responsible for it,
1.-The editor of the Democrat saws we need mot
a'tempt'" wggle out Of oar past life The world
doesh care how soon he wigges ont of hi, life.
past or represent, or how soon his life wiegles
out of him se"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

A BORROWED GouNrENANCE.-A Gescon off
Ger, demanding his salary from the Minister of
War, declared that he way in danger of diving
with hunger. The Minister who saw that his
vsage was full and rudy, told him that his face
contradlcted his statement. "Ah, sir,"said he
don't trust to that; this face is not mine: it be-
longs TO my landlord. who has given ma creh,
for long time past"