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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28
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SaSRPEH'- NEEKlN JOURNAL. of civil
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C


day Of October. the Mail aud Pas.an ger saA
Tram viii leave Petersburg daily, tsundays excepted
etoek ~ arrive at BnAeve Junction. at IL N and at
Isnehburg att ~, y. ".
Leave Lynehburg at 80 o clock N. Arrive at Burke.
vile sJuueuaGy Al ~ aud al Petersburg at3I 81.
Is ALIsSTP.
SUPERINTENDENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

Wv Clothing and Furnishing Goods 10 Main Street, Rich
mond, Va, lejf Fal Stock sJG
In calling attention 10 the Stock of Goods introduced by the
Suhs be perhaps would he we'll IN notice the fact II
rapidly increasing all the State during
the time have been located la Richmond And iutro
dncNOu IS always take advantage OF
Tins medium by whch make ourselves known expecting of
thai examination all parties will judge for them
particular being perfectly satisfied that
The customers notions and Judgment must be consulted
We receiving fa Stock and purchasers
that thing the of Gents Wearing Apparel will
attention, and the assorted limos will at all times be
found complete that each customers wants will be supplied
Having facility tor tie prosecution OF our bust
nWr Hoe 10 make the fact apparent 10 our customers and
satisfactory trade. During the last have fit.
ted expressly for Gents Furnishing Goods where
tus mud every thing pertaining to that Department
Ia me Clothing department guarantee the stock To
he perfect IN point OF durability III aud styles. because
MAXI Thing ourselves and have hesitation i'll say ing
goods viii be found equal to the best order work in the
country. Watching the various changes of Fashion parties
may assured of finding the latest and make Store,
subject to Their inspection and approval call is solicited by
GROSHONG 4 TUPMAN,
nnM No ; EIrhN illuuN Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

lTNHGsueNss forthc ~ Christmas with the
toots t"nnn) Lays Of Ancient Rome 10y Macauley, FIX
l3irs elegantly cnorod, t.ondon Flower Painting by
Home Hook illustrated,
i, American Landscape, illustrated Fairly History
America illustrated keepsake Tor the Holidays, Tho
hi nen, edited by Emily iho,al Danas Views in All coun
"a scenes Ia the Lives of the Apostles Stencs in
TIA the Prophets The Gentle Poruadcr Romano" Of
III % Musicians F,tNs Lexicon Language of ft"N"s,
n ieulshs lolrn, The Moss Rose. Friem-hs onriug;
" Flower The Forget Me Not, FrrcmnsonE Annu
n The Violet he Pet Annual The Heroine" SHAH -p"ar",
AhtiuoD otE au lI' various from rJto eu Prayer
hu" velvet with clasps and Plain beautiful Albums, Nai
ipca Norb of the best Authors, great variety, in
plau aud rich bindings 80 - editions, Nriing
beksof E"soNoaG ahognnN and apier Machc, Se. Porte
ipuaV great variety, beautiful Ladies Card Gases
m &,tdo Cases Iadcs caha Il, al Purses Chess Men and
iaaals. Gold Penn AID Gold Tooth Picks English cotorod
thihren ooks showN Juvenile Books in endless
t4et, Douuuus. brctui Map Iarlur Balls and 9th
aaIclr- Tor the lntc home Persons wishing
tng in tho above line VIII please call and examine eg and
lHfus MbkSIS
L.. Commission 1ousC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28
= mcnnoNp MoNDAY LEAVE lYNonBuRa MONDAY

r.. AZ rIss .sas..;ssIJ VIRGINIA N TgNNESSEE
IN &SwfjS-.TT.s RAIL KDAD,--Dn Thursday h t.
l9th Of June the Passenger Tram viii
commence running 10 Salt Works Branch junction.
juno n Is f. H. GILL, Gen Supt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

NOTICE IN Tobacco Munuiac tuyers
~ 30 Cases I Is Z Mass Leorico
20 " j G q CO
100 Half Cases NJ 4
A DC
All on consignment and o low by
IlIOS. BRANCH l. Sons
sln.r--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28
DAVID & WIN. CuRRlE,
A M. EnInENnric HN ra rEs

frTs NM ,it... n All. ROAp=NOrICE TO PAS
SfNtiEKN.-On aud attertLe LIST day
of october, lsU til" Passenger Trains viii stop
points which there Dcpots except she
lowing viz tlays, Guodes Lowry Lisbon Gsh's Owens
ilmhN ShaHsNHlc, Montgomery Springs West e d of New
River bridge, Martins aud Emuy College will
he sold TO Clay Gs and New River Bridge To the
pots beyond. by order of the Board
sep lo.2n L. IL GILL, Gen. Snpt
Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

EfoE NEW ORLEANS Sirgiuin and I.omi-
4 -inun t,iUc.-First Packet sail with dis - ..-..
pitch III" superior tist sailing, iauble deckrd
aud copper fastened schooner. "EI.I EN- Captain
JANIS SIEN tlf loading aud will sail above For
balance If fr,i sht apply 10
DAVID & WIN. CtfRRlE
Richmond.
SShirpers lay this Vessel will ,et goods port
old, -tiuaa one halt freight cheaper than
Other route aud IA less time. Insurance be ELECTED
the host terms u a W &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

Together with uf
Shell Aimonds, lnflsl Nanuts. hhcr= Palm Nuts Maua-
rom Nernaccllh MaI Sugar Entrants. Fl-pr,cd
Sprdnts, Pckes Ias HaHdt Peaches imported HAVANA
aud fftacp" Cigars oi thu ht quality, Fancy French
Confectionery Of all kinds akng Canes Banit Iabores
Boys Drums, laaey Articles Iu,z, Plan Fanry
Candies manufactured daily Il H. material quantities
To- suit respectfully solicit cad from buy.
or7, asHo eharge Is Ralo tor showing tho EGods.
may is \ BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

NOTscE.-John l.. Winston j. fully author
lied to settle all claims Notes, Bonds
oanis due me fjan IL Isl A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

fUNe THa LADIES' We hRvc hand the
largest and best selected stock Of Extracts Cologne Yer
eua Florida Lavender aud Bay Leaf Waters all kinds
IaHa1r r ihr Hair Balm o thousand Flowers, Aromatic
Vincent ~ In b. found IA th' ct}.
nay rats LANGIIORNE Il WAIKt-p.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28
GUANO.-nm,i..e mud.

E)1NSs "a 'cANO.-fan .i'E n."ae urta "gr-
IL men,s with Messrs Barred1 Bro the the Pc
ruvian Government for my Fab sVprlr u GaGuo
prepared 10 make M Farmers either udYiu
ally il clubs Tor quantity Of Ma Peruvian Guano
.hey may ant, good terms as they buy
where in the United States with regular added An
ask is a call to insure sales. WIN. \. MILLER,
ct q LYME hurr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28
EA~ FITTING AND pasuR.yG.-vc

& NS~ FITTING AND PlalNRsSG-yyr ne
-" secduly call the attention Public to our largo n
ety assortment OF Gas Fixtures from the Factory OF Coe.
Illus n Baker Philadelphia
We are prepared to do Plumbing Work All kinds such
as Closets Hot Cold shower Baths Iron or Conner
iiah nh' Wash basins honor Wedgcwaro. also iur-
hiSh Hhks Iron or Lead Boilers Iron Copper We do all
kinds of Plumbing Work. "
w" eud ais" ask attention to Galvanized Iron Pine
new article which is much uscdtor Water Pipe Persons in
e country who wish to have Water Introduced Will
hhdlt 10 Their advantage to cali on the subscriber
a., JAS. CIEi4AND.
Practical Gas Filter &c. I'd door above Liberty Iysrhoua
Main st. iynchhurg, Va l,up9.Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

~ this day associated with him JOHN . ADAMS and
THOMAS q. ANDERSON for the purpose trausaeting
GENEkAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING BUSINESS under the firm and style Of ANDERSON,
ADAMS co, at the old stand Of W. r Anderson, (for-
meTly J. b. Renwick)
They VIII always keep on hand ell stock
eeres Guano ground and lump Plaster Livingston Ploughs
and Casiings
Particular attention given the sale of eonsEnments
advances made on Produce in hand
f#s.. WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28
MERCHANDISE, &C

IA LhOllhHDAoLs w
SIMMER. TIE. aud Toiie, sc,,..=i have now
on assortment OF Dinner Tea and Toilet se
which will be sold cheap for cash, call AM Sc ~
Sign of the Big Pitcher, Main 81, Lynchbors. Va
oct se.,s
,aARsE or. CLOTH>.-A yer, handsome
Il assortment Of these goods Tor Tables 1t any "dh ~
the beautiful species Of wood ~ STONE n'h
the finest Mahogany Rosewood or thai Of Mar =, ~"
call at SIMPSON bhPo.
XNrsNTER EXTRAORDINARY" open "
w splendid assortment Of superior lhr Nitiarhes aIt
aud cud in r At variety 900 ysrds Of that superior
Blesehe Voih at l2 cts per yard greai ea,gnn
nov 3le J'hN A''''''a 80.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODs.-rhe s"b.er,-
oos consisting 81 CURED pcauc Velvet Ribbons Ladies
superior Kid Glosos, Gchenens Kid eiafe 'a'ais IL"
M, - +. K,p COW, ! 4 s1fGLEk -
IlASOeraNO, GtsNO.-We will receive
IN IN n fw d,fs oture Peruvian Guam" to when We
"s an i9ts mcCORkLE JONES.
,r.Ts.C.ps. HoOrs SHOES, ac.-rREsn |
Ill All. walls receiving aud opening arg |
and Wi selected sIo.k OF and boys Boots Shores Hat
Caps the la. styles The qualities ana pi'' 81 WIN"
Al ladies aud Mgos t,aefa and Shoes OF the
rous TAI and winter cal and see t tree eSh
bion. l. = ah"'N' Lfp |
sep lsts -.-
AA CASKS Thomasiou Lime, 80 Casks |
i W. Calcined Plaster, ia store and Tor saio oy
VIM a. MILLER.
oct - Is BASIN
y stock Coupon Bouds si.oao each tfy INn.hbufE
lbunsand state Va Bonds iiel stercd aud Coupons,
oet9de rEfERs. SPENCE 4 60
IDx ADAMS n COS ENpNEs~.-A second
error article cntiros new aens Dress eaiten warranted
III without awhnkle aud to please every particular
ull Dress shoe. Cal and l. l.. ARMlsTEhp,
oct Lis under Telegraph ofee
Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-28

NEGHOEs WANTED.-The Va. Fem
~ Railroad Company wish TO hire 400 able bodied Negroes
work the repairs Of said road ard the depo during
Tie ensuing year Carpenters and Backmths also
led. l.. H. GILL,
OCT Man Cen up
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
'I'ifin 81 1T. Wayne Rail Road

M once oithe 7. a n. W.R.R. Co.i(
MAY ~, 1854.
iiHEomce ofthis com Pauy L permaseniy located IN
,iHn. aod tha various roOlnsoceupieaiAfe Somnef
iS v w ssa e PENNINGTON,
Be- "-es~ ss.i. .i .f President
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
I. MPArrERsOl
tANDEa STEM.
LEWIS ". PIKE

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, will give
prompt attention to all matters entrusted to his
JAre, in tho line of his profession.
OFFICE. Shawhpns Block M,rket Street
W Germlns and French, will be consulted in
sherown resnectve languages.
Tifin, October, 9th l85i ly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26
Arrival Of Portuguese Refugees

L
The brig King Brothers, Capt. Mil
liken, from Madeira June oath, landed
at Castle Garden this morning about
so Portuguese, who have been com
PEELED to leave their native Island by
religious persecution.
About eight years ago there was
considerable excitement on the Island,
growing out Of the opposition Of por'
ton of the peasantry to the rule OF the
Catholic priesthood. A religious per-
secution followed, and in short time
some peasant families, numbering one
or two hundred persons, arrived at this
port in destitute condition. Some
philanthroplc gentlemen became inter
estcd IN theil behalf, and finally estab-
lished them as q colony in Illinois,
Accessions have been made to the col
ony from time - time, both by way of
this port and New Orlear' and they
are said TO be thriving.
The company which arrived to-day
are to be forwarded to Illinois immc.
diately. On their long voyage they
became remarkably attached to the
captain and his wife, who had shown
them great kindness and the employ
ers of Castle Garden were astonished
this morning when the steamboat went
after them, to see them part from the
ship with great reluctance. This was
something they had never witnessed
before. a majority of them are women
and children, the latter wearing wool
en- caps, ola conical shape and high
peak, and all with dark mahogany
complexion. The men are short IN
statue but active looking, and the wo.
men are not remarkable for beauty
As~ York Enening Post, 18Th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

Tue bellies At NEwroRr.-I stroll
cd down to the beach this morning.
and amused myself in watching the
beauties of nature, unadorned with red
flannel bathing dresses. There were
mermaids anG mcr- men-thc former
shorn of their expansions and reduced
to painful reality, and sad exhibition
OF the deficiencies to which physical
humanity is subject. There were bel
les that ycstcr-cve, at the Bellevue hop,
blushd at the praise of their own love.
illness. know now why they blushcd;
they had conscience, and knew that
all charms in these days are hoops, cot
ton and CANNON. They rode down
to the beach in the vastness of expand.
ed dry gools--two filling carriage
completely. Ten minutes later it
would have taken dozen. It's a pain.
ful fact that an angel Of last evening
hop is positive freight in the surf
this morning. ] advise any young
gent in love to follow his inamorata to
the beach, just once. Perhaps ii is a
fancy, but it strikes me all the women
at Newport, this year, are wonderfully
thin; as the Jockeys say of horses, every
low in flesh" There is a strong dele
CATION OF the Bonypartes. frequent
ly stop these windy days and watch
the progress of some Of these lrail
forms surmountcd with most enormous
"tiats, expecting to see the tops ftheir
heads come of, or waited off balloon
fashion. It's the agony of fashion here
To wear immense flats Enthusiastically or.
namcnted with fringe of lace, and a
string in front with the end IN the
mouth, which deprcsscs the front ad
hb'tum, the scale Of depression being
regulated by the length of string swal-
lowed; for full particulars and the very
latest fashions scc-not small bills
bnt the feminine colored population
that promenade Tyuro street between
the Ocean House and the Bellevue
Newport Correspondence New York
papers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

Two DESCRIPTIONS OF Know Norm
INeIsM.-Humphrey Marshall says, the
american" party is "a broad and quiet
river, that takes its noiselcss way
through the plain, ditfuslng fertility
and beauty on all sides, and looscing it
self only in the expanded ocean of the
nations weal!' To which an ex.Know
Nothing friend of The Louisville Dem
ocrat says that, according to his cxper'
imencc, it is like country road be
once travelled, which, at the start was
broad and plain, straight ani smooth,
promising pleasant journey and
speedy arrival at the desired goal, but
soon began to twist around fences and
wind through tho woods, becoming
less distinct every step, until, at last il
ended in rabbit track and ran into
the ground.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

DATtNfKD IN 1874, tAe hest ever egsr "a h tlis
- AaskeG, nj ~ y GOULD = e1nn1.A q -
yfAlesale - aseaa l:es2e - 1axe4 - 80
Gn. - III. R6s1 !
TIM \ ~, s'.;: ssss'I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26
Linen Goods.

AAAA0A NSVJN1WASD
Table Linens, Napkins ard Doylies, Linen Sheet
ing aud Pillow Linens, Hsckabucks Towels Or ash
Sc, At ~ per cent less than usual prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

THREATENED RE'ExpULsIoN OF MAT
rEsoS.-The Washington correspon.
dent Of the N. Y. Times understands
from good authority that Col. Kei.t, of
South Carolina, declares his determin
alton to move the expulsion Of Hon. O.
3. Matteson from the House next win.
ter, If he resumes his seat without a
reelection"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

VILLAS eSvups
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

@ Madame Storms, of Delft, Hol-
land, has purchased tract of land FIVE
miles from Kingston, Tennessee, and
three miles from the Tennessee river.
One essential element which con.
trolled the selection was the belief that
it would be very favorable to the rear
ing of the wine grape.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26
STEAMBOATS,.
THE KATE CASSEL,

| THE KATE CASSEL,
| WASHING Ton, Aaste.
| ID TID HOORE, Clerk
'[>HE Aihambra will run regularly between Rcci
Island, Davenport and sli points atoye 10 Gslens
nasing sure connections AT Gslens with the follow
inG boats, which COMPOSE The Minnesota Daily Packet
Line TO ST. Pau, leaving Galena at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. LDdwiek, Master.
Northern Leiie, Y. HGrd, dc
| 60 City Belle, X. Loasitk, do
| Granite STATE, H. tiabLeit do
| Gaishd, lortoh, do
AlhsIDbra, Mcclure Co
! The Alhauhra leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Ga'ena every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY at
y O'Clock A. NJ
Returning leaves GaIena for Rock Isisnd and Da-
venport or Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9
O'Clock, A - Connecting with Ke,kak aud 81
Louis Parkct Ben. Campbell, which leavts arrival
Of the AlhanibIa at y O'Clock Y. NJ.
The ka Cas-el will hereafter leave Rock Islsnd
and Davenport every Tuesday Thu stay and satui.
day at o'clock and leaves Dubuque every Monday
:. edn' day and Friday at O'Clock, connecting at
RocS Island with the k.osuk and 81. Louis Packet,
and at Dubuque with the Minnesota Packet c. 5
Boa Is Panl. Passengers and shipp RS can re-.
ly on sure connecti"ns at both ends q tue line.
These boats wall give through tickets to all
points ab-vc Galena h st Paul will also receipt for
freight to sllof the above points and will p.y partic-
and shippers reiy upon tn. strictest punctuaiiy
these boats convey the Mali and must leave
promptly al the hour to mai their connection
N. Is These boats arriv, every evening at Fulton
City Ia time for the Chicago train.
BURRJws APRETTYMAN,
AGENTS Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY 4 co,
POWARS CO,
juniitf Agents Rock Island.
VIZ GRONENBtRY,
Ticket Agent Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

~A Frenchman in Canada adver'
tises his better half AS follows:
"Nootees-My wife, dats Catrine-
he left my house-shan't Ak me any
man trust him on my account OATS loss
for you. LOUIS Frame"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26
MEDICAL.
Or. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion !!
or THE
IMfOrfNNstP'S Friend.
JUSTPUBLISHED, GRATUTTOUS.
TO YOUNG MEN AMI

w HOUN0 I'm AND
others Nervous Debility
-ri C hronic diseases. The
first and direct conseq uence
OF excess aud abuse OF the
sexual ryrten, is . peculiar
diseased condition Of the -
minAl organs which 'he Au-
thor in his TREATISE. has
called the special disease If
Aasturtation. The follow
ing diaoIdcrs, some In one
case. some In another. are
again the direct CONSEQUENT
ces Of this disease, vi. ~
ypipal Emi.Sinua General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26
GODFREY'S nsssxr r.sEs
Celebrated COSGftU1Uif

An Tne9ndl7ed Tome q SGo0idcTlc.
a POSITIVE and 7aistsbss Ren4dy scr rnersl De-
biity, Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite and xll disor
des OF the Digestive Organs.
The Inventor and Proprietor Of GOdfrsy,s Neis-
oyHtsd Cordial Biyeys In canmendang shsm ~ -
ftv aled tonic and IL vigorant, Is sustained BY the
- needless sptheefties q Bufspe nd Americs, -
~ n BY the muit.udes who have tested the a. A.
restorative shsy ssand alaUa. IfhoasaNdp VINO are
agw laneuishins might awAtsto new exissaase y
This powerful reoovuet1 9he1yspepetc Whe sesDgts
Asns. Upon the vital orsans, they exercise direct
sanitary influence and yet their sgency Is mild
% ssiutary. For general debility, sinking 1t the
stomach, loss q ap elite, esk headache, Or mental
fatne,s after exercise irritaoility choic, cotive
ness and all d. orders VI the System, their
bene1s are incaculable.
Central Depot, Is south wniism st, N Y.
%Ha 0EO GODrR1H,
June29d3r Proprietor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26
The CODar(mcrshiu

uEkETur0RE existing under the n,m Of mc0re.
i e0r, Laves 4 blak more expired June Sl,h,
1861. In consequence Of lbs Death 81 v Ae0sseo
either OF the nnde rsgned VIII sign the ns@s u the
late firm In the s<tt. ment OF ~ s0aire, end ~
also continue the Banking and Exehsbge business
under the style Ut BaAsmoTe 4 LAwcs afths ~
stand on Nam street.
n n BlAKRMOAY.
Al Lawns.
June27dts sarvivins Partners.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26

The Liver IL one q ~ the principal regulators
ofthc human body ana when II prIforms It's
functions we'll, til. POW - ers Of she system are
fully dsveleIed. The MOmGch 10 slmost en-
tireiy d. p-nfeEt on the = healthy aoion Of
the Liver for the pro per performance Of It's
functions when The - stomach Is ~ FAINT, the
bowels are 81 fault aud the whole system sur
fcrs in Consequence OF ~ one orgsn--ths LIvRn
having cess 4 10 do its duty. For the dis
eases OF that organ ,oBe - Of the propsietors mas
made II his study, in practice Of mora thsn
twenty Years. to lind ~ tOmc remedy where
WI h u counterRct the ~ many deranKements 70
which IL l. liable.
To prove that this re- - mejy T. ct last found
any person troubled with Lfrtr GosnDidtnl
In any 81 its forms, he's - but u try bott,e and
tonviciio ion Is certain.
Acompeand has bser formed BY disso.vtna
gums snd extracting that pavt which ID roi.
ub for the &C i've vir- a tues Of the medicine
Thee gums femOvo all - -sbid o. had 0aeeal
from Tho syseem, snip plying In their mace :
healthy flow OF bile, in vi9orstang BE- stomach
causing 70 ID TO digest - veil, puvNStpR
hio d, eivine tones Ind health 70 the Whols
machinery removing the cansos a The DIS
ease, spd eaectine = radical cure witAos(
any Of the dissGrseable afser Effects. felt b,
using CdiOnei or Min. erdI Poison that Il
usually r. sos t-d to. -
One dose sss-r eating = su0eseat y rs,sevs
the stomesh end pre- vent the lood from ris-
Ing and souring. ~
Only ons dose taken bssoes retiSiag pssvsaaa
nightmare
Only one doss taken st nigAt lssesas ~
~. - 49," -. 49, =
n. ~. sa.as @'ss WI esss
DsSss. .~-n - ..u-.n. -,
Wy rslieveeica- Head = aehs.
~ . 49, ~ ~. sesso.s 70
, nv ~. - .' "'ss"' s"s
Only sne Aess imns- q 2 aiately' reI'syss oAsssc,
~ ma,S nos ~ - cuts 'es e"evo
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~ Four bills of indictment were
found against VIM. H. Wash of Vir'
ginia, at the recent session of the
grand jury, for forging bounty land Ia
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-26


The Albany Argus thinks that it wa
grand day in the old chivalric time; Tia
wine circling round the board in a nobl
hall and the sculptured walls rang will
sentiment and song. The lady Of eacl
knightly heart was pledged aloud by name
and many syllable significant of lovelinesl
had been uttered, until it came st. Leon
turn, when, Fitting the sparkling cup OF
high
81 drink ~ one,
Whose Image never may depart,
D.ep craven on this graceful heart,
Thu memory 10 dead
ITO enc whose love for me shall last,
When lighter passions long have pissed,
B. holy us and true,
To one whose love hath longer dw'it,
More deeply fIsd, more keenly felt.
Tnan any pledge - y,u."
Bsch guest up startsd ~ the word.
And laid hAni upoo his sword,
with fury nsshing eye;
AMI Stanley said we crave the name,
Proud knight, Of this most Ieeri. ~ dame,
Whose love you count so high +"
81. Leon paused, o. 10 he would
Not brea' be her name Ia careless mood,
Tins iishtiy to smother;
Then bent his nob,e heed ~ though
To give that word the reverence due,
And gently said. my MoTHER.'