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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
EDROGRESsroN.- KEAGY,s roRrWAIr

4 GALLERY Main street, Lynchburg, is of the most
extensive and best arranged in the State The reception
of fine sizes neatly flushed and embeshed with
specimens of the various styles of portraturc the
photographic The Ambroype. beautifully eoore Pho.
tographs combining the truthulnuss the Ambrotype
the elegancy finish the engravings; ALSO
guereotYpcs OF every size.
The operating are large and commodous with large
sky and side lights that the darkest weather
good If batter results be produced than
shines brightest Mr.. X. viii be happy see, all times
the lovers of the beautiful In whether they wish pictures
The very hatterug he
the authorizes the hope that during prcs
he may have the pleasure of placing record many
which will be mperishahe the which
the impression made. Especially would Re appeal
ladies many of whom about b. aul they will
hehen secure the shadow the substance fades" Bring
your friends with youyour husband yoir chd-sad part
Jugs will ual separations take place Then how
twill alleviate and soften the pangs of those hour to-
look upon the bright images chers other
Come one-come everybody Loekes breastpns rings etc.
constantly on hand may SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
e. .;.sIE,A THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO
= LyNcnDURG AND RICHMOND

rare from Lynehburg TO Buchanan. ..........sl 20
3
From lynclburg to Charlottesville .,......... 20
On ana after the 2d of October Packet Boats Will leave
buchanan at A NJ, and Lynehburg at u T. NJ Monday
Wednesday, aud Friday and Richmond second do
O'Clock 4. NJ. ~ '9,
ChaiottesVie passengers leaving Lynehburg at Il
hch oeotesyle at lOl A NJ day and arrive in Char
hesflie at y T. NJ Leave Lynchburg for buchanan and
rive AT 7 L NJ. ~ ''' anu
From Iynchburg Richmond see time aud distances in
trd below ' $3.50 N'''''''N''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

ErEa SPRING FAshsVNs n q Nc j. r. e.-7o
35DoHES BONNET AND FANCY STORE-.SdG
W. Ladies, let me say to yon that before the Y1A
18th inst shall produce from three the most-<sS
fashionable establishments in New York the --latest svls
Bonnes You may rest assured that thing ,bat b
finger OF art has accomplished shall be to YOU
to the minutest him '''
will say for your personal qualification that the xbb
OF b"hnets IN New ork will the inst and as
a article OF dress considered second only sweet pref
of dress 1t should be selected with much care
In order 10 snit thc variety tastes my ecrmi
nation to present field of variety not only in onnets
but IN Nantes and every variety OF Summer ernqs
Suffer little children to also shall not be
leeted as heretofore In Hats Flats Little Bonnes and Cans
and other pretty little traps
Very respectfully,
ma Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
rrscEILANEous.

UNlpeoLUrlON.-The ara 81 Dttara
QRE1yI nv h shIs Nay ,ive BY mutual consent
All ,ssS.s esvp~ claim, afanst Diiiard Walton and Oh
lard 0recole< win present them u a. reeniee for pay
,rs ana thnr nekaed to billiard Walton and billiard a
(rcrriee win make paymcntse q oreenec, who r. alone
70 settle and the The name OF arns
healy be used IN settlement offhe dsee ey -
and no ese. pa ...vsv r
may 1919 ~ :"
yuyHE undersigned win continue the GREGORY and comm
sion business old stand where he will be pleased
70 y an on his friends and the public generally -,
may l6dts(y) - .. o H E1s i-ne.
yRRAr BARGAINS! GREAT IA HG AuNs.
IN CALL AND SEE FOR YouRSELF-The bAianee %
the stock thai have e will be sold and under tos' er
Cash Wishing the State ard having large stock o.
Ready Made Clothing Cloths Cassimeres and NeshE WI
e Them lower than they bought In this any other mar
ke In preference 10 selling auction. Persons wishing 10
hay anything my line should certainly give me eau %
certainly please The Store Tor rent, the License are ff
sale. For further particulars call on J. NEWMAN
iuue a6-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
- sew nOON.i NEw nOOKs i.

nm PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN have received tho
~ following NEW BOOKS
= abb, Mott and other Knots
The Hiaw a,ha Legends by, sehoolcrat,
History OF the Ravagcs Of the Yellow Fever, In Nor
folk in 1ea5, by Rev George u, Armstrong,
The spanish Conqueror In America, by Arthur Helps
srhamyl and the circasrion War, by Mecki-
The art of rerfumery, by Pesse
The Adventures of my Cousin Smoofhe,
The American Battles nv Carroll,
The Defence Of the American Policy, by whitney
The virginia Convention of l756, by II. u Gtigshy,
worth and Wealth Maxms Mcr-h<ntt and men ofbn
ines by Freeman Hunt
yassal Morton. by Tark KHAN.
The Piazza Tales, by Melville,
Lilo Of Napoleon the III.
Mr. sponges Sporting Tour, by Frank forcstor,
Life and Death 81 Sam In Va, by NirRinian,
pagots obs,eric Tables.
The Philosophy Of the Weather,
Dreams and Realities Of a Pastors Life.
woodhili or the Ways OF Providence. by Talye
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

TlNRUE TURF OH. FOR OLD SORES OF
l. EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN or BEAST.
WARRANTED TO CURE AND No pANotu FROM EXPOSURE To
COLD. Price 30 cents per bottle.
Eaiaed according Of Congress e Clerks 0Gee Of u.
District Cor Tor he Eastern District Of Tagiaid by DOPE
s CO.. Richmond I'd 30 size
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to get pamphlet and read certificates
of performed by the Turf Oh certificates of truth OF
respectable an respected citizens and many other.
here whom refer aud you doubt its value as
medicine OF II Is worth pound Of
other known Try 1t aud you Will be satisfied Of what
TnuE rom ou-Read the following. and come to
store, and viii tell you Of many others who have been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov IA. 1854.
Mcsas Done Go Genemen.I used portion of bottle
of your Turf OIL which you very kindly presented with
and take pleasure In saying that found II etectun In
eruption Of the skin which Ind been pracsed
upon for several years by physicians without receiving tho
least benefit also commended IL friend Of NINE who
Tor months had been by similar eruption OF
the skin, and he informed short time Since that the
of ono bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfally Il. NJ LEFTWICH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
IRBY g. SAUNDERS

TuNlE undersigned having sold their stock Of Coo, ,
- Messrs lrby Saunders, woaid checrflly ror,
mend them to our former friends and patrons. - ~
Dec. 81, 1855. MCDANIEL. IiURI & pRrSro>
3dScfs Wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
1R'wTCE WEEK WEEN =

FRWfCE WEEK BE a. w ZEN -.
n BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, BY steam. 4SkEiIA
eIs Belly lDERE and POCAHONT AS.-The
STEAMER BELN1DERE leaves Baltimore every SATJR.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leayes ri II.
MoND every TUESDAY AFTERNOONS for baltimore.
The POCAHONfAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NhSDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning le, yes
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor / ali
iaore = ~
shippers TO Baltimore these two Boats mn thei
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
mar2y LUDLAM g. WATSON Ricbmond VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
LATE, mATs.. uATs,!i-spHING r.

Ill FAstIIOSS FOR lAJ6.--SIIIIER VIII Introduce ~
the Spring Hat the first Saturday IA March
the his customers and the pubic gene any
which win surpass any Hat in this market In bean
IT, style quality and dnsh Also lot 81 beautiful new syle
son Hats Tor Young All those desiring hne Dress Hats
eclipse any thing this market viii please call at the sgn
Of the BLUE HAT
All kinds 81 Hats made 10 order with nean"ss and dspaih
mar gts wM. SITTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.


ID Sugar, all grades and prices Imperial Gun
Powder No and Markerels hesnufni
o Dried Beef which viii take Sasors la seng Tor si
lies cnba Mnias.s Cutting and zine Apple
Cheese Sperm Adamaniine Fancy Cslord aud Ialow Can
tiles Virginia sealed Peaches sufsr o. Top
Candy hne tot bruemst homsfnahei foiet
and SOAP. Isgulra. RIO and Java 1ohe. -.
have also added nav stock beautiful LOT Of phh
GOODS such Plaid Uinrhslns Prints
Plaid and striped Domestic eached and nhhieaehed Cot
ton. which Will -el ow'for Cash .....
~ Npiphte.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

- \ CRAFTSMANSHIP JAMESTOW n aLES.Ins
ihe u ) Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN in com.
had OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH. leaves New York regularly
very SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock for Rich
Shc VIII not take any freight from City
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
'OON at o'clock, for New York.
those desiring to ship by her have their goods on
dnnday Passengers desiring ship here can have
Slate-loom secured by addressing by mail.
~ he ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, stops City Point
fhelc she Will land and receive freight Both
nd the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
md Norfolk. ITDlAM 4 " ATsfN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

a mnny goods purchased ut the late sale OF
n D. II Lewis stock have been called for purchasers
requested 30 and settle their
bills, or the goods Will be re sold WIN II MOSBY.
mi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

Together with wei selected stock Of Princs Crons Soft
Shell Almonds English Wauuts. fibcrts, Palm Nuts Maea
roui Nermaeea Maple sugar tufrants Preserved Ginger
sardns Pickles In Jars Brandy Peaches Imported Havana
aud Principe Cigars of the beat quality, Fancy aud French
Confectionery of all kinds akug Canes anio Iambornes
Drums Faaey Articles Toys Sc Plain and Fam
Candies daily o the best matnral In quantities
respectfully solicit call from city and country buy
crs charge is made for showing the goods.
may ATS = A BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

SEED, sUGAR. &c,-

Is,
~ superior Clover Seed;
New Orleans Sugar;
Coffee do
Clarified do
Loaf and Powdered Sugar;
Fine Gun Powder and Black Tea.
Mitehelis Candies for accommodating terms NV
-. &c NJ. HOIIINS s. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
IKGHNIA X TENNEssEE

EkN EG 1K1-N&s RAlIrROAD-On Thursday h
l9thof June the Passenger Train will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction
june IL Is n II Gill c,op Sru,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

IT VIII be continued though The death Joseph II Now
lin had occurred provision having been our con
tract for the continuation of the business death
ma 2ots BENZ, H. NOWIIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

" The CO. a mS A f,ion OF Strangers Visiting
ine Cityahd Wishing to the Novelty in Dress Goods
10 examine our stock which just received consisting IN
part OF Lawns Organdies Robes great variety Cbas Ba
RACES TISSUES, De Eaines, White Goods &c &c
may 3l-ts LANES 4 SuIGJ ED e. IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

of Gicl,,nnnd All

w -+-.y4
NEW-Y0RK PACkETS.-lbis he home 4k1 I'll.
line Is composed OF the following vessels, sails
from New ork every three days. All ownsd in the city
Isi,lt yiz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

ebrDted Pm tent lern,cticuI self
- Sealing Cans for preserving Fresh Fruits Tomatoes
Green Corn SC These Cans easily opened
require no soldering, may be used year after wear
Every Farmer and Housckoeper should not be without
them These Cans are manufactured by myself the
strongest tin Pldase call and the best in
Spras The public u general are invited call and exam.
ine before purchasing These Cans already gained large
reputation Purchasers returned sasfs tory of
their value. For sale Wholesale an Retail ny
G. :. BLISS,
June iftsl Main Street. Lynehburg. Va.
NOT AT COST.-Just opened another LOT Of
those superior silk fiounced Rohes silk Hoses Nantes
Camiic and Muslin Bands and Fans Morla n,ioue ami
Plastic Belts with another lot of Embroidered Collars New
supply OF Ladies and Miss CATERS at reduced prices
-. a. -. JOHN ABRAHAM'S Cash Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

Eha-SoACTI0N.-Th firm of Mcdaniel I,
II Preston is this day dissolved BY mutual consent :,
Of the concern will be used by either partner In M
the business Their Office will be kept at the old .,
occupied by MossIs. 1fby Saunders = nov
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL
s.. G. HURT, H
PLEASANT PRESTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

HlRt%1h MOUNTAIN WILL SGeNES.-Wc
have hand and for SALE pair
Mill Stones. Those in would do wel call
oct 23-ts. LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

Together with q general assortment of STAprr ~.
GOODS all OF which am determined 10 sell low for
or In exchange for country produce. " NA>h,
Particular attention paid . the sale of WIN an ~
FLOUR and TOBACCO. JNO III rNsEt,1D.ohS,
Two dooIs above AGREE & McCanahans old s,nna
and next door to Murrcll Stratton Ma,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31
The Inta Railroad pigastaf.

Sixty six lives are now known 10 have been
lost by the late Calamity on the North Penn
sylyania Railroad. The wounded probably
exceed one hundred.
Many bodies were burnt almost TO ashes;
some were so mutilated ss to be totally beyond
recognition; Others were unknown for some
time, although not materially disfgu,ed. Bul
The catalogue Of the dead, which we give 10
day, comprehends all, We trust, that persisted
by The disaster.
So fearful a destruction of human life has
never be fore occurred on any railIosd in the
world; and the circumstances Of the desiruc-
ton were Of so frightlul a nature as 10 add
materially 10 lis horror. The public will now
demand that some measures be taken 10 bring
to justice those who may be proved TO have,
by their neglect or recklessness. brought on
the catastrophe. The verdict OF the coroner's
jury in this city does not hesitate 10 charge
the conductor Of the excursion train with
terminal negligence" 1t also condemns the
company for q want Of proper regulations, es-
pecially on excursion trains. The offenuing
conductor is under arrest in Montgomery coun-
ty, where the disaster occurred, and where,
no doubt, be will be tried. What measures
will be adopted against the company we have
not learned.-Phih. Bulletin, 25M inst.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31
LIFE OF FREMONT.

Complied from Authentic Sources.
lSl2-Born in Charleston, and hearing OF
the war with England, Immediately takes to
arms; enrollS in the infantry.
1Sl3-TeorS q cap, resembling the British
flag, from his nurses head; arrival of his
mother 10 her aid; FINAL triumph of the young
Know Nothing.
l8l4-Conquers bis aunt in o grand battle.
1Sl5-Ortrthrows mis- grandmother.
lSl6-Discovers The source Of his nurses
lager beer.
lSl7-Explores his grandmother's jars and
preserve cupboard.
1918 Gets up his uncle's apple Tree.
lSi2-ClimbS the Rocky Mountains.
lS43-Captures woolly horse.
l845-Performs "Oihello" 10 Benton's
s'Brabaniio."
1916 Fats a horse, assisted by Raymond,
Greedy and Benneit, Live Oak George toe
sick 10 relish it.
l856-Sels out on an expedition 10 explore
the White House, at the head Of let of mig,
gers.
1857 Not being heard of afterward, sub
scriptlons raised 10 send out Kane on an ex.
ploring expedition.
1900 Fossils remains found in Pennsylva,
nia avenue-snpposed 10 be- the mortal relics
Of Fremont, Bennett, Greedy and Raymond
part Of a Tribune for 1856, found sticking i:
Raymon's escophagus.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31
IT'S PLATFORM.

5"I look forward TO The day when there shall
be a sHrUile insRrrection in the South, when
the. black man. armed with British bdyonets
and led on by British officers, shall assert his
freedom, and wage q war OF exteIminatlon
egaiRSt his master; when the torch OF the IN
cendiary shall light up the cities and towns o.
the South, and Blot out the last sestlse OF sla-
very. And thought may not mockat then ca
lamity, nor laugh VIXEN theif fear cometh, Yei
/ will hail il as Iheldawn Of political milleni-
UNI. JOSHUA X. GlDDlNGS.
"There is a higher law than the %constitu-
tion, which regulates our authority over the
domain. II slavery can be and must be
abolished, and you and 1 must do il. q Cor
rect your own error that slavery has any con-
stitutionai guarantees which may not be releas-
ed and ought not to be relinquished. y You
will soon bring the parties OF the country into
an efectiue aggression upon slduery."
VIM H. SEWARD.
"The Wing party is not only dead, but
stinks." Ben F.. WADE.
al am willing in a certain state of circum-
stances TO LET the UNION SLIDE"
s NAT. P. BANKS.
''In case OF the alternative being presented
of the continuance of slavery or q dissolution
of the Union, Tam for dissolution, and 1 care
not how quick it comes"
RoFAs P. SPALpiNG.
"0n the action Of this Convention depends
the fate OF The country; if the Republicans fall
at the ballot boz, WE WILL De FORCED TO DRIVE
BACK THE sLAvEocRAcY WITH FIRE AMI
SWORD" JAMES WATSON WEBB.
''The time demands and we must have an
A~NTI-sLAvERY CONSTITUTION, AN ANTI-sLAvERi
BIBLE, AND AN ANTI-sLAvERY GoD."
ANsoN~ BURLiNoAME.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31
Cincinnati Market.

MONDAY EVENING, July 20.
FLOUR-The market is very firm, with a
good demand, and light receipts. There is a
very good export demand. The sales comprise
$50 brls. new super fine at Sc; 200 10. at
Sc 10, and Al do, extra old, at Sc %. The
receipts since Saturday have been LAO brls.
GRAIN-The demand FOR Wheat is active,
and prices tend upward; sales Of $50 bushels
at 81 10 for red and 81 20 for white, and 700
do. prime white, delivered at the depo. Of The
Little Miami Railroad, at 81 %; at the close,
red was held at 81 l2a1 Is, and white,
81 22a1 25. Gals are lower; a sale Of 1000
bushels at sic. 200 bushels spring Barley
Mali sold at$l so.
WHISKEY-The market assumed a more
settled lone to-day, and closed frmer with a
good demand. Sales OF LIS brls,, from ca
nails, railroads and river OF 25c., and 1856 do,
from wagons, at 255c.
FEATHERS--Marke firm OF 45c. for prime.
CHEESE--The demand continues about
equal 10 the receipts, and the market is stea-
10y; sales Of 300 boxes at sOS4c.
BUTTER-The market is sieadyj sales Of
III frkins at lac.
DIR ED FRUIT-Sales OF 200 bushels com
mon Apples at 81 20, and so do. prime al
ISL 35.
SHIP STUFF--A sale Of 500 bags at $40
per. tun. The demand is good and the market
firm.
PROVlSIONS--The market continues mac
tive, and prices, except in the retail way,
nominal.
GR0CERlES-The market is quiet and un-
changed in every respect; sales Of 3S hhds.
lSugar al 9fal0c. for low fair and good fair,
AMI 60 bags COTE at il1c.
W00L-The market is quie, and prices un-
changed. Manufacturers buy cautiously, and
Those who have been opetating largely in the
interior on speculation are in some cases be-
coming o little alarmed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31
Republican Hpmbugs.

The Republican leaders and editors are con.
Stantly hafp'ng upon what they are pleased 10
term The "borriDle Extension of slavery
which has occurred since the organization OF
our government. Let us look at he facts
When our constitution was adopted the Union
consisted OF Twelve States and one free State.
Now we have fifteen slave States and sixteen
tree States. The advance OF freedom has been
as fifteen to to three, or five to one, as com.
pared 10 slavery. A further fact ca be shown,
says the Oramel Era, that we have a less
amount OF slave teTTitory--States and all of
course-than we had when the old cou(edera.
tive government was organized, notwithstand-
ing the vast increase OF our territorial dimen-
SONS; and, in The face of all this, men, pre-
tending to be honest and intelligent, 60 around
the country mouthing about the aggressions of
Of slavery, when they very we'll know, but are
not honest enough 10 admit, that by no act,
legislative or otherwise, on The part of this
government, has slavery been extended to free
territory, but, on The contrary, territory &C.
CURED as slave has been made free by act OF
the people. The relative dimensions of the
slave aud free territories, compared with The
period Of the adoption OF the constitution, will
show an overwhelming preponde france in ia.
vor Of The latter.
But further; The increase Of slave States is
not attributable 10 our laws, but 10 the la Tvs
Of The countries of which We acquired them -
They are acquired as slave territory. Kansas,
Nebraska, Iowa, Oregon, aud Washington
Territories were all acquired as slave, and they
are all 10 come in as free States. Utah and
New Mexico are 10 come in free beyond all
question, which will make the GONNA rative
increase OF free and slave States as twenty is
TO three, or more Than seven is to one.
With such truths within the reach and com
preheRsion OF every man in the land, should
not the whining hypocrits who are seeking Of
fee under an assumed opposition TO the aggres-
sions OF ''slave power" as they call il, be
scornei and secuted by every intelligent man
in the country Can impudence 60 further
an impudence based upon the preSumplive ig-
nofance Of the people?-Matne Democratic
Press.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31
FITS. WHY

For a long time there was a paragraph ma
king its regular weekly appearance in ouI
columns, with the b!ief but emphatic words
Gifts! Fits!" always at the head, to come ar
offensive caption, but not so 10 the benevolen
and humane, who could sympathise in the sor
rows of others. Some persons are shocked a
any indication of disease, and are even thrown
into nervous excitement on witnessing hearst
or a coffin. Such are 10 be pitied. We
SHOULD always strive 10 look disease and ever
death in the face with calmnesS, and espec'
tally take every opportunity for alleviaiing dis
ease. Viewed in this light, the advertise,
meniS Of S. S. Hance, Of los Baltimore street
Baltimore, Nd, possess a certain interest, ant
those who know Of any one suffering from Ep'
ilepsY, Spasms, or Fits Of any kind, SHOULD
feel il pleasure 10 cut out his advertisement
or in some other way send word 10 the anl ictet
of the great value OF his remedies. They cal
be sent 20 any part Of the country BY mall
Price, 50 per box. Two, IS. Tive I've, $2i
July 3l-lm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31

pAlmost every paper in the Union is com.
menling upon the rood qualities and great ben
efts derived from the use of DR.. j. HoSTET"rER's
Stomach Biiters, and the immense sales which
have been made by our agents in our Southern
and Western cities, is conclusive evidence Of
lis virtues, and convinces us that it is just the
thing for this climate, and should be used in
every family, by old and young, before meals
during this extreme warm weather, as a pre-,
%ventati'e against all stomach diseases mos
prevalent at this season, when not only the
weather, but The diet has a controlling mhu.
ence up the system. For sale by Brookins &
Sim.