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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
iron, Steel, Nails
find Rl0ckSulifh 7.1OIs.
Kerring's Safes.

The subscribers a.e Agents
for Mss5rs. =. G. Herring 4
. Is celebrated Fire and Thiei
Proof Safe. We would invit,
the attention OF the pubic t.
the fact that these Safes hav.
for years stood the test
both lire, thief and also OF
tIme. Very many Safes will
q = measure defy the firmer
ami N,,t fatl nnf,,-.. th. fu,,.r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

THE following Coos Wares, and Merchant .
will he sofa at public auction, ~ tn" warshons.
y D. = She i-y.app ste the n ard n Rail koad
y pt, the - day ~ Jniy. pros, foy freight and
chafg1 II rot previously claimed by the otners
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
". HUTCHlNGS,
Rich Cabinet Furniture.

NO. I5I, RANDOLPN C7REET,
Next TO Metropolitan Hall. CHICAGO, III.
LAS constantly on hand and receiving daily from
III his E.rfeHsiue Mandatory in E.sc York err
the inst elegant assortrn Of rich Cabinet Yurn.
ture offered In the West. which viii eaeca..lIx
remove the necessity Of going East to select
Fine Furniture,
This being the only establish ment IN the Great lest
where full sssortms nj has been oered for ale.
New York Premium Plams Torses,
Which for The last eight years liza -ecciyed IL. high
ort Premiums from the Am m an Institut. And a.
warranted In every respect Prmes-4Ame o. sod for
In New York
At all times . lsrge stock az fhe well known
SPRING BED.
The best and most economical bed ever made.
= . men - d3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

House furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind FEATHER Reds and Pillow
Blankets, Quilts, Cotton Sheetings and Pillow
CAstings
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

The quail y; these safes well known that
the majority o. tn r'frcs u New York and Phi
xiel.,hG no OH make OF SAT-, W. can fur
ush Safes OF all siEet and with airy description OF
Locks wanted, and win warrant 20 the ut,i ost ali
tue qualities OF the Safes We I'll
ian2if BURROWS. PRETrYMAN 4 pAIZPIJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS

Particular attention IL invited 10 the fact that
have many Of the bese styles snd Qualities Of goo
that cannot be obtained elsewhere, and ve are nov
Offering entire stock 1t Greatly Reduced Prtcss
Beccher, HOLSTER & wilkins.
Jan 10 1871 10G Lane LSnrEr-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
I1DRs .N(DTBf'R,
.NfDTF<,r.

sV0bII(E.
nN aud after the 81 81 Janusxy the undersigns
" BANKERS in the city u Davenport, viii OPEN The,
ofrres for business at O'Clock A. NJ and close Of
''clock p. N. until further notice. -
COOK 4 SARGENT,
MACKLOT 4 CORBfN
TALMAE, Pow FRS MCLEAN.
ClITBR, BRO, BAkROWS D CD.
NICKOILS, CAMPhEIlA ca.
McGkEGOR, LAWEH d BLAKEMORr
ian1dsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
Linen Goods.

Table Linens, Napkins ana ~ slics, Linen Sheet
ing aud Pillow Linens Rs~kahress Towels, Or 81
&c !, At 20 per cent less than usual prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
Engine For. Sale.

IN perfect running order, ~ GAruou's NuIs. n.
1 venport. Can be seen u any time. day or o,.h,
n.s sinch cylinder. feet stroke, cut oeIs 10
ne would do we'll to call soon 70, fnr,he, =. IA.
Ular apply to S~'s'0
asOhIAd oANNor a v..ycu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
Oil Cloths.
Mats and Rugs,
IL great variety, from three shillings a. S2J
CURT.iE.T GOODS,

To this department shall devote increased attcn
ton. wehsve now In store and are daily receiving
R,eh Embroidered. Cloth Curtains.
French Brocatelles-in pstterns and by yard;
Mdgwif cenf Snftns--with brocat.He borders
BedMtifyl Satin ,Dei.aines,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
CALL AT
TUCKER r. wulARDT
""Fr yVu esH Uuy ~ kIHus OF 49,
.EOORS. SASH AND .BLlNIlS.

GO0RS.> SASH, AM. ,BLlNllS, y
Of the bet quail j. al ths lowsst cash prtces White
IAad, 9sef dON vhrtlsh, japan varnIsh. furo n
tfne, and other tinAs a Pants III 7 z
tlsz d wind ,ws instantly on hand. B,inds Trim.
mesand fsinedy 0sss y aslsses On sae 4 vho,e.
sac an rtad, Glass -. at short NOTE. 60 :
g. , = sss ,n "a e VAL PAPER aud BOBnEMs
Il a.ss.1 Ni I'M son, .e ~ .s 81 p T. H.
yaid Job Ing ne At short notice. -
u ous fr ms Will give US . call, ve III, try a.
80 them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

.,sr ,"'e 1T 7 AZ u as y ur cure 1ni thoIeTo
H"rhHS AMI n prrvcntis. al (HoietU
~ q" taken often WI pieNtnt the r curr,nc
OF c't""S attacks, whilr relieves al paiaf4l..e J..
ines
j y only on botfis IsnttJ Id +, throw out ~ the
syAt N the III cts % ~ ilcinr after a frg ticA
ohe bottle ak IA for .fIaniice removes all yellow
he, unnatural colo TT IA the skin.
On dose taken n she time NJ. fore Eating xiv,
VIZ t,fh" apSeih u make, 20 'irii esi all
90 dos oi.e' repeat. cures thyo7u Binrr' pa
In hs Sors fo-m'. whle SanAier AID t0asi ron
plants yri almost Ia tue firSt dose
~" o. I" doses Gu e. attacks cauS d by worms,
VINO 10Y ~orns ~ otitte there In, snr-r. st!er
"f - 'h"T remrr y In d World, a. II aster Mis
~ -m otSsrR ration 10 ~. stat. .u.nts; hey
~ pa = her facts, that can ave tsfi.rs. /
p ~ "hi ~ vi" use 1t are giving their nm us
tst,no > In n favo-
"eike MINT. Pleasure In rec u,rfendipg hi m.
dc n asa preventive tr FIRE and I0nf 1yH,
f.feT, ard III Fsrers Of E,iisHs Tbpe ID ,p4.
~ $ "Ih O. tantA, and thousands are willing %
ies'i To T.. W nd,r nj virtues
Anoi a.. huadr-d II Arer Hessediss now Of
IRE totfe ~ II neYe ar me ~ nstf " r.
tnthn'' AZ y IN Sahfotds Inauguration. ~ q ner
kh"Wn itpS ihr n NJ III mon re prepa
ton I 'rnly a ~ - Iiriyocdtor, produclag ths
mol hIiy &c Gts IN ali n usr Il Amos. In IN,
era ~ ihfstes have be d giv n Of be gfrai rtus
! tii' m''iic by his. - !. highest standing IN
cey aud We know l. l., h. the bit prepsta,r n
nov ftet pubic - Kueisnn county n n,ecrcl
Pr'ce Oae Doiiar per Eonie "a
sANfOR , 4 90 Prop-iet,rs
3:5 oaivay, N. z.
od IN Davenport b. TAYLOR VA. AID an
~ Ptu.. - hoincki lsIi by Csri A Coos .Drpeglr
W." "n Furnish the trad 4 manufacturer 8rices
WE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
EE TIE LIVER
ATOR
Prepared BY DIR. SANFORD,

agreat Pcientiac ueical dis ,uvrfy and j. aAiiy
l vol king cures, almost toe great Ia heIieyc II
tu'eS AS " ly maze eren TIE first doss cfrfnO be-
hchf AM set m NOR" han Oh" hI'tic Is teqn 4 10
cure A. y Kind Of Liner CONF .ant, from HE wp-s
Janndice o ID! sp"pria tn \ mH"n hcsdaA.ir All Il
~hich are the r suit Of diseased Liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white Bu
Groen and Blue Hollands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
STEAMBOATS,.

THE KATE CASNEL,
WASHINGTON, aaaer.
IA iID NuUkk, Ciefk
THE Alh.nlbra and Kat Cassel will run regularly
i bst~een n ca island, Daysbport ami all points
atOve 80 tssena, Gasing sure connections al Ca
I-.a ~ilh tLr following beats, whsh oompose tl,e
Minnesota Daily Packet Line 10 st. Pau leaving
Gal, Ia al ~ o'civck A. NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, P. Lod~ick, Master
Northern Bell, ]. y HHrd, 10
City Belle, X. Lodwhk do
"a e. aiiile State, H. Gait cit, do
:. Gslena, Iortcn, 10
q" Alhambra, MoCuire, DO
The A,his,tra leaves Rock Island and Davenport
fOI Galens every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AMI Saturday at
Rrrurainr 'av, Galtna for Rock leland and Da-
yenport on Monday, "wednesday and Friday ~ 9
o.lock A n Cont .cting with Keokuk and :,
Louis pa KIT n. Campbell, which leay, on arrival
of tae AIhanbIa al y O'Clock =. NJ.
The k.f. CAS-. el l. ayes Rock Iland and Davenport,
f1r Gal n. every Monday. n.dnesday and Friday AT
D o'ciock A. N.
Rrtu,n,ry leaves t.aiena for Rock Islam. and Da
yenp.t ,stry Tue ,day Thu Stay and SATURDAY, al 9
o'clock A. NJ connecting win the } MOI ce, which
leave. INN, dAi ely III arriva, Of the Kate as.
sci al go',pck r. Nj.
m. nat. Will eve through ticket. TO all
points .tny tialaia u st Panl wall ass receipt 10,
freight 10 ali. above pom and Will pay partic
ular thu deliver! OF TIE SANE Passengers
and Shippers an rely upon ths strictest punctuairy,
A. tL.s. At. convey the Mail and must leave
.romptly 1.-THE hour 10 make their connections.
b tn - boats arrive every evening at Fulton
City ia time Tor the CGitsro train.
WY - ''' " BUKR,wsA pRtTTYMAN,
AGENTS Davenport.
III. LANGLEY \ co,
PoWAkS A co,
iun,itf hg-u,s Rock Island
W. GRONENBUAY
TIKI AZ ut. Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
Lace Curtains.
WINDOW SHADES.

which for Beauty Of Finish SIa S,Iendor IN Design
cannot be surpassesi-vAryins from o. ~ Sic0,pe
pair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
Celebrated Scales.

Imperfect sticle % forth from heir estab ISM
igant, Ia. gsinrd tor their Scales reputation thst
has never been surpassed in The whole range u mcful
mechanism
The Scale are linanrno lsly ACKNOWLEDGED A. the
STANDARD In nii transactions by weight
lawsuit, which re from discrepancy u weight
bet veeIi u Farbsnke Scales In use by the l.s
titiore Ohio Rsiir nd Company and ANOTHER
4ufs,ture was recently tried in the Court C)n
N Pleas ,Bsim0re, the ease occupied the Curi ~
iay !; md Judge Marshall in d iivcrtng hi d"c'san
,tatei the resItsf the ecifence thsi the sccurA
cy OF FAIRBANKS SCALES was a7tsbl,-hai beyond
all question. For sale hy
BURROWS PHETrzMAN y DAIJELI
The well known rfput rtian - .hr,. Sea rs hs- i
ed the venrs Of isnperf c. and snrthi ss taisn
ces to OFF, them as Faruapks Scales. and purchAt-
ers have thereby In many cssps been sutj actsd Ia
II aud ard imposition. The manufacturers hsve no
Controversy with honorable ornjetgtors yho tran
act bIsiness In their names, bs, rega- ding The
parpet siors Of the above fraud, pursuing conrs
Aihe unjust aud dshnnorahla, thy take this mehof
70 caution IN. pubic ~ their tu,oos:tiuns
The ratcntees manufacture under their In.
-p.-;ion only At Their Factory IN 81. Johnshury, w.
Fer ssia in payerp port ...-iy by
RtiRROWS, PRRTTYMAE h DtI.ZsIr.
BAT PAIRBANKT Il 60
1an24f 8, Jahnsbury. Vt. ksy2. 1875
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

wells In this city. AMI in every instance g,yins
entire At.Heeca0, 1pNpss1 = Sxcute further
orders IN the hcst manner Fcs IN tinSs o. tuensss
snn.s eo"..sns -1Pkiy q xates 10 nssda. sAsss
fh0HAs GoU1isv i
west end ofsd strst, nee, scAott's arsnr q -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
FOR SALE.

49, TuE HOTEL At WAtCorr, ~ mills west 70
III Davenport. the nrst ~tsttn on the AA
kahJosd, Tie house /. wen built and Is stu
600 IN natutAi e.evatiou IA tbs pranie, command
m,'nh extensive View ~ the snftuonaIns country
Tr vicinity b. fAvot,ts Iesori Tor spsrssmen daIius
tho hunting s.aso. Alaigc sna e,inIno-ious Stable
IL assched,o the premises. Trims ~ry low. end
long sr,dii fpr pant u the purchA>a morcy Will
gwen Possession givc v linmysiMlsly App, "
atre2ttf "' COOK SAk.kNr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

nRasS AND CLoAx TRinAINae-Nsv
~ hs sale - Veg Fora prisss. - yO0Y's
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

GRE.aT CARPET HILL
Becher Hcllister & Wilkins,
No. I35 Lake street,
CHICAGO, LII.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order l., make room for oui
I'm C110e Stocks
And for III better convenience OF our customers W,
have taken the fine store rcs"rty corl lei ly y n
Cooke Co.. AMI c-nnect.d Il with ou5 rus- ext. n
sive premises. Thescntrar @ to ,a-- and
ON THE FIRST FLOOR.
iSs LAKE STREET 1875
CARPETS.
larger assortment than all ,thers In th city COM
bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLI Ms,
vELvE1S AND VIII Ms,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1 III,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Fine, superrne and Tapestry Ingralns RerIns. Ven.
etian, IL mp and Selt Carpets, Druggets, &c.
OilClOthS.
Of he bes, Foreign and Domestic Manufaciu res from
one yard 70 twenty tom teet vide
.WMtfiWSs.
Always on hand . Ia ~. s,...k o, Canton Ns,ting~
Also, superior Cocoa Mattings. IA all widths suit
able for Oaaces, Saloons, &c.
Mats and Rugs,
In great variety, from three shilings T. S2J
GI-RT.SI.V' GOODS,
To this Departments We shall devote increased sttcn
ton. wehsve now In store and are daily receiving
R,eh Embroidered. Cloth Curtains.
French Brocatelles-in pstterns and by yard;
Magnificent Sastns--with brocatsne borders
Be1ntif,R Satin ,IeL,aines,
Hdndsosne Dass1sks-wi'h trimmings to match
Lace Curtains,
which for Beauty Of Finish ~na S,lends IN Design,
cannot be surpassei-varyins from o. ~ SieO per
pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white. BUD
GroeD and Blue Hollands.
House furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind FEATHER Beds and Pfllows
BiAnketss Quilts, Cotton sheetnss and Pillow
Castings.
Linen Goods.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27
Upholstery GOODS anu ,aTprtlhg
WHITNEY, sxON A. ssittl

Upholstery GOOds anu ,arprtlng,
WHITNEY. Lyon Il IsiiO.,
139 Randolph st (opposite C,uri House Chicago III
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Da-
w v.pI crt and vicinity, that they have rcceiv'
thcir Spring stock OF
CARPET1Ns:N
Comprising an assortmrnts Let Il with great care.
from the cheapest Cotton. to tie KIP Vel
ret. Rugs and Mats "a Correspond. Also, Coca
Mats aud Mating, Bookings Crumb Cloths. Oh Car
pets, &c. Any one desiring to have their Carpets
cut ani made by sending tht dimensions Of the
can rely having tbs IN done 10 their eTtire salts
faction.
We fully prepared to execute ali orders .ntrusi
I'd to US for
Drsperies. Upholstery + Hes-- Decorating.
full assortment Of Damasks, Brocatels, &C., OF
recent importation and newest styles.
Mr.. GEo =. LYONS residence Ia Pa, is for twt
years, in the cele brat.d est sbiishIt of krieger
Co gives great facilities for executing all inds
OF UPHOLSTERY WORK Ia the b 81 po sible man
rer and at moderate charges Mattresses and Pew
ushions made TO order. mch ~ 8 h u d8m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

eLONAStei -EL Neptoee
1Eo. n ShRefsI, rrest. }. N. PARxIR, Cash
rDNHE undo trtra rtoirictrs Of the Esnk
i Forvns~. hrtJsssa, ARE by the pro
IsIon- ot liz Charier inaiy idnsil, responsible
for al IT. i--uee. swi viii redeem tbs Notcs ~ ard
IDsttul.a Aiits couptsr In tho CITY ~ FLORENCE IN
coin ard III Ioftf,N. -saanttng Huuses, In ea.t
rrn ExehAne 10 r1rr.n n ssme rates u othe,
currency.
COOK SsAR3nNr Dsv-npcvtk
COOK, sAR.ksI LnwEEf. Iowa uiH lts'
COOK. SARGENTA coon, Fltt Dee N Ifess
UOuE. sAhdEET fAHkRn. ~ renee Nshrass
lnly III lah6-llt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27


The Liver il Gle OF A. the prn' ipai Regulators
"tthr human body AM when II q ifoimss II
iuntltoLs well, tn pow - US OF 'hc IN are
fully developed. The s.,D,dch Is siuio 1 en-
ttr'ly dtprn, cBt on the Z ncalthy hltt n ~
the Liver Tor tho ir,- - per peri. rniaace Il its
functions when III. - stomach 1, a fault. h-
bowel are ~ isnit,Ahd y the Who'll" tyStem kuf-
frfs IA ,unh.gueacf OF ~ one efgan--the ~ ak
having cras d = do - rs duty. For the .iu
eases oi mat ryan ,,i" - OF thr propgtttT n. ma.
mai, L. IA tuds In pTactic, Of IA, RI Il. an
I Aen'y years. IL md ~ fone Ten ~ wlerr
| VI % u 60 ntfaet l.. MAN. dcfauge Lts 10
which h ! ltattr.
To prove taAt Ire -, m'ds y NJ last fepn
| any pc ~ trout cd Wit L'rer oVHbluiht
IA any of its Tor Ms. hss Tut {" tutt ., and
| .ony'c ion Is ces tain.
| ACJmpOund has been formed nv dlss al, IN o
/ RHn> nj 'N'rac Ing thar uarf wi cl isf oI.
| uD To- The ar ~. yIt- - tues I The N, ,i,~in
ih' Suin> remove A. IN rbtl or bad meter
| " IN u system tup- plying Ia tn, l. y Ar, "a
brsiih flnw of bile, M vIglratiug h. sio n I,
| 'eu'h 10 II To ii gest - well. purifying IN .
DO d, g:S.ng tone auh health ~ tie Who'll,
mH'hlh'iy feIo'inS ihr eau 80 ~ the .cis
eAse, id Heel S = radical cute w.thout
aly 81 tn disagree abb - an"r IN cts. rt by
using Ialo"'.ior Ma. s,R Ie.sos th.t /,
usnsily I, sa,tri TO- -
ot' dJ,r af Rating ~ IL 81 fiiei'ut to relieve
tn tona h and pre- . vent he TO ID from, rts.
ing aud souring -
ohiy "nf oose taken b. Z r. r. tringp r vrhts
nigh mare. ~
pny On dose taken - at night looss rs ia,
b. " gently. .rd "a I. - c,sin u,sr
One dose taken silce ~ IN IA u,r,i vii ,urs
sref,ia.
AJo.e de - two tea spoons TN wia al
way rviievfS Lad ache
bh t"itr thk"t Tor mae oNntr 4ction. re
moves we taLs' ~ the = III tase, and iraz.n Il
pert, tcsrr
ON, one'o-" inme v. dstHy riiev. rh,lir
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July THE St Joseph Journal
of the I'd, publishes report, brought by a
French trader, that 100 troops and so tcamsters
under Col. Summers command, were attacked
! by a large body of Cheycnnes and Arrapor In
dams, two hundred miles west of Fort Kearney,
and were all slain. The report is confirmed by
trader who arrived from the Pacific at the
City of Iowa on the I'd, also by an emigrant
train from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake mail arrived at Independence
on the 3Oth.
There are very few Indians on the route, and
emigrant trains are doing well. The snow has
disappeared, and grass and water on the plains
is abundant.
The Mormons are anxious to know the char
acter of the reports made by return of officials,
and are surprised to hear of the bills respecting
pogamy, which are before Congress. They
treat Surveyor Burr's report with contempt, and
accuse him of making false statements respect
ing their country.
An unpublished letter to the Republican says
the Democratic Conventions at Lecompton, on
the Sd was composed of majority of pro-sla-
very men, but the whole Democratic party will
support Walkers inaugural and submission to
the Constitution by the people.
Resolutions were passed, excluding all Sec
tional MISUNDERSTANDING the Cincinnati
platform and assuming the name of the Nation
nj Democracy of Kansas; embracing Democrats
whether from the North OF South.
Walker was invited to address the Conven-
ton, which he Sid with great effect.
Ransom's election is regarded as certain.
Later adHiccs from Lcavenworth state that
Gen. Harvey discredits the reported battle be-
TWEEN the Indians and Summers command.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08

IT rs NOT. GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT LIVER
Complaint, or a deranged state of the Liver, is
the cause of most of the summer and bowel
complaints that visit us during thisseason of the
year.
Yet some of our first Physicians consider the
Lirer the principal cause of these diseases, or
in other words, when it performs its functions
properly it enables the system to resist or throw
off diseases of the stomach and bowels, and
whore they arc deranged the surest cure is to
cure the Liver of its disease and cause it to per-
form its proper functions There is nothing in
the whole world thai SO quickly stimulates the
Liver to proper performance of its functions
as Dir. SANFoND's LIVER INvIGonAToN, which al
most instantly checks Diarrh@a, Dysentery, or
any complaints of the bowels
The luvigorntor acts as gentle cathartic. yet
it checks all loosencss of the bowels from the
time it is taken till the regular operation of the
medicine some eighteen hours after, when the
cause of the complaint is removed, the liver is
invigorated, and health soon follows The In
vigorator may be taken with perfect safety in all
cases of Dysentery, asst has been tried and used
for years for such complaints by largely prac-
ticing physician. jy1-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.

Ngw YORK, July THE Royal steamship
Arabia, Capt. StUne, arrived this evening with
Liverpool dates to the 2Tth-three days later
than by the Columbia.
| The Ariel, from New York, reached South.
anpton on the 26th, enroute to Havre.
The Bank of France has reduced tue rates OF
interest.
The Spanish Mexican question has assumed
threatening aspect.
A mutiny has occurred among the native
troops in India, who have taken possession OF
Delhi aud niassacrccd the European residents.
The Jewish Oath bill has passed the House
| of Commons by large majority.
The opponents of the French Government
have only elected six members of the Legisla-
ture.
| ENcL&ND-Nictoria's cross of the new order
of valor to the heroes of CriInea has been dis.
tributed by the Queen in Hyde Park. The Ger.
cmOnies were very imposing, and an immense
crowd was in attendance.
The. Geographic cable had not been put on
board the U. S. fiigate Niagara, but Was to be
| cOmnence> on the Doth.
The officers had beer :lviled TO attend ban
| ou. given !,y the American Chamber oil Com
mcrcc mt Liverpool
The British Mi lister at Madrid has again
strcnuouslv protested against the Cuban slave
trade
FRANCE. The Emperor Napoleon has gone
| to Plombicrs.
| The new election, cases where there as
been no absolute majority for members of the
Legislature were 10 take place on The 9th OF July
| RussIA.-The Car has started on the Ger.
man tour previously resolved upon.
AUsTRIA.-Rumors prevail of an intended
meeting of the Sovereigns of Austria and Prus,
ia on the Danish question.
SPAIS.-Lctters from Madrid speak doubtful
| ly of peaceful settlement of the Spanish Next
can question
LIvERpoo1, June 9G-Cotton Market.-The
| lower qualities have improved I'D, and Mid.
ding and fair qualities an advance of 1-1Gd,
| better The quotations arc as follows: Fair
Orleans I'D, Middling Sd; fair Mobile 8 3-Sd,
Middling 1-16d Middling z Esd.
The Manchester advices are favorable
HAvRE, June 25.-New Orleans Tres Ordi-
noire quoted at 11SE observation-disclosures Cir
culars quote Flour us firm and quiet. Wheat
steady and Corn dull. The weather had
been favorable for the crops. Richardson,
Spence & Co.'S Circular reports Flour nominal;
sales at 3Osa32S. White Wheat as Gdal0s red
| IS GdalOs. Mixed Corn 36s I'd; yellow 37s;
white 39a40s.
LIVERPOOL. PRoDucE MARKET.-Sugars heavy;
Coffee was buoYant; Rio heavy.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Friday, June 90
Barring Bros & Co., of London, report the Mon
ey Market unchanged; Consols were quoted at
90 / Ii for account The bullion in the Bank Of
England had increased e2G2, 900 during the
week American Securities were slow of sale
but prices were unsettled.
LONDON MARKET.-BreadstufEs dull Sugar
heavy and has suffered decline of 1sa1 Cd
Coffee firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08


TnE FounTu-TAe Union md "La!t .hoOa'
--Njes.-TheSteub HeraMof Tuesday,
after stating that the fourth passed off very
quietly and creditably in that city, says:
The Union" Pic-Nic, composed of joint as
scmblies from Steubenvile, Wheeling, Wells
burg, Warren, &C., at Littons Grove, near Rush
Run, is said to have been grand affair There
were two bands Of music in attcndunce-n large
quantity, and great variety of refreshments,
and the party numbered, it is reported, some
six hundred persons The "Half Moon" Pic
Mic was not so large, but was also II very pleas
ant affair, and nothing occurred to mar the
general hilarity, save the rOwdy conduct of a
squad OF F. f. VS., from Kings creek who first
molested a party of Sunday School child
ren-carried away and destroyed portion OF
their refreshments: and being FLUSHED with that
victory" attempted TO similarly modest the
''HalEMoOn" paTty--insulted the ladies', and
exposed their ad.brecding generally. But two
of the most obtrusivc of the gang Of the F. +.
VS., were rather summarily convinced Of their
folly, by the speedy application Of Kentucky
argument administered by the young men Of
the Pic Mic, after which the intruders left rath-
or hastily-if not improved in personal appear.
Hnce, doubtless wiser, and dispensing more
eLIret than they had been treated to. Bar.
ring this little circumstance" in the way OF
variety" the party was an exceedingly pleas
ant one, and "good time prevailed" TO the
eminent satisfaction of all participants