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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

"a TnuSDEiuNo JoLT."-fhe other day, us a
train of cars on the Orange and Alexandra Rail
Rad vas at the bridge opposite the residence of
driver discovered man sitting on the track,
with his head hanging down, as if taking a nap
All efforts were made to stop the train; though
it being near the end Of the curve, it was impos
sible to do soin time When the engine struck
the man, it lifted him eight or ten feet in the
air, and he fell fiat on his back in the ditch APP
parently lifeless. The conductor run the train
back and took him on board. and started back
t. procure for him medal aid. While on the
way back the man commenced talking, remark
ing that they We're carrying him the wrong way.
He soon after raised up his head and said he
was not hnrt lie then rose to his feet, remark
ing at the time, stranger yon gave me thun-
dering Jolt! Halo! let me get OFF, The train
stopped. As he ahghted ON the ground, he
jumped up and cracked his heels together, and
babe adieu. IL, called himself Jack Brown,
of Culpcpern
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ID EUOVAIs.-To1 O9 Main Street Cd door above the
In ourline at a shnSt notlc-.
WHISTLER L4KIN, Merchant TailorE
nnhS ll2 AfaIn street VglleelIDp vs.
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FOUNDRY PBOPERTv

ROr sale or s.enEe, In VYest CoIuEabiu, YIN.
ME property ~ in good working order, having Black
smith shop with two 6res. Patterns tools together
lathe.
The property Is nthe ane grNineserferitura
and manufacturing county, with very
active operation.
heproperty for Aserm OF raechau
les of steady habits and good character none hat
need apply II should desire pure base the pay
ments VIII he made easy, either with oTwitout
rms mas chartered privilege for
o. *9uluy SHOULD company purchasing desire Il, thi
chartered VIII to go ith the proper,
'tl'eiSt1 t'T SARGENT s RRuTIIFR.
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PBNNSYIVANIA RAILROAD

|
Il nc cities with western Morrill, Western, and South
Western by continuous RoTs direct Fhis road
Pittsburgh with daily line OF STEAMERS to
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SAM
duskT with Steamers to all port5 on the North Western
Lakes mixing the most direct cegpett and reliable
by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots. Shoes, Hats and
Caps Books, Dry Goods, Gin boa, sbales ~ ,sr ,oo
and trunks, Drugs, Eisi boxes and haleslt - - ~ 's'
Feathers, Purs, &c........ ....----..-. .i-.7
SECOND OLASS-DOmestic Shectng,1
s,5sG 100 M
Gin rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD OLASS.--Anyils, Steel, Chains (inl
casks,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork, sailed jso 80 mn ~
ilOose casks manufactu- V0 per i"U i"''
ed (exeent cigCfs ofcut,O &C. DC.
FOURTH OIsASS-Cohse, Fish Bacon, Beer)
S rGI aTa siS os ASH Ger per 1uO lbs
man Clay Tar, Pitch. ROSin. &c.
FLOUH-T5c per bbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-In loads IS cents per IH lbs. until further
notice. '- sli
CoTToNS2 per bale exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
~ Inshnping goods from any point PhladeI-
phin partioularto mark packages uiG PennsBlUd0sd
Philadelphia Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without
detention.
Clarke No House. and No William John
o.; Irwin co, and SpTingfnan & Brown, Oncnnn o;
z o Medium, Madison Ind: Dnme8pil, Bell & 90,
Carter Jewett, Louisville, KY: P q O'iley Co, Evans
vle Ind; Sass, st Louis MOI Harris W0ruley Co,
Wayne Ind sneeder, PhiIa NIagraw Rooms, Balti-
more; D Stewart Pittsburgh
II. II. HUSTON, Geu'l Freight Agent. Pillad
ap8tyl HI. LoMBAERT, supt., AItOOnsi Pa. ea
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Chaanar than EVar,

Cheaper than Ever.
n REAT DISTRESS heavy losses the East Railroad
VI Stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced the Market
and atrunous prices to the Importer and Manufacture
have just returned from the EAstert cities and have
purchased goods at those ruous prices and oerto
my customers rnd the public generally, goods up
order in Coats Pants and Vests in the ueatest and
fashionable way and ready made clothing lower than they
have been offered in this market. You viii get fne
clothes the you have heretofore paid for
Come and buy [oe26l A. NJ ADAMS.
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Pianos Me,odsons, and every Kind of musical
rsnts tuned and repaired.
~ All ds warranted Mt this establishment noY5
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CONGESTION with the above Keep every kind Of u
Establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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.s.a. 81
ia % - gsissss:@zsss7Esszsss
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TTTINFRR ARRANGEMENT.-on ami after Monday, De-
TIFiFAsT NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every m9Tnins exSsPt sunday at ISG ocock Pittsburgh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
at $40.
daily, except Sunday $50 O'Clock, p stopping all
stations running far as Oohemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge, leaves daily,
cept sunday, Mt 1n4O, The Second Accommodation
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, at 90
ton II M First TartIe Greek Accommodation 80 M.
Second Accommodation IL. 4J Third Accommodation 10
Trains Blairsyille Indiana connect Blarsve
the Johnstown Accommodation Trsin East and West.
Pittsburgh and Connelisve Trains. stopping at all Sta
Sunday excepted folows:-Mail Train, 90 IN; EX-
press Train, $50 p Returning Trims from Pittsburgh
and oOnnelsve Road, arrive at Pittsburgh SIS M, and
The travelling public win 1t greatly
going West traveIby hr Pennsylvania Rail-
road the accommodations now offered, cannot be
passed any other route IS the road is baasted 9Th
stone and entirely free from dust promise safe
y speed and comfort, all who aay favor thsroad with
their patronage.
Fare to New York. .$l3 90
s' IS Philadelphia. ......-.........tD 90
-" q Baltimore. 9 81
$50, Lancaster. ...............-.....-.. 8 80
Baggage checked to ali stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and to ihiiadelpha baltimore and New
Passengers purchasing cars, will charged
Ten Cents addition the Station rates exec from Sta
RorIon.in case OF loss Ihe Company viii hold them,
responsible Tor personal baggage only aud for
n B-The Excelsior 0mnlhus Line has been enpo5 edto
convey nd Baggage to aid from the Depot
s sast no''o s1'ssq 's - ss4 anu Dag
Atthe p. Z. R.. Passenger Station, 2
JAM on Liberty and Grant sts Pittsburgh.
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- =
WHEELING no CINCINNATI
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LoUlsVlES sosSE 9R6 &aD ST. Iog1s
And all points West and South is VIA the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE Rail ROAD.
T56slre miles s1orte, 5y this Route than oi0.
Columbus 10 Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there CHANCE CARS and take those of the c. W. q e.
Short Line
TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS;
arrival Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and tile
East.
This route passes Lexington Lancaster Cir
ceyc Wsshington Wilmington and Marrow--tho richest
and most beautiful part o. ono.
~ Be particular and ask Tickets via the O. 81.
Short Line Rail Road
PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For THROUGH tickets aud other information enquire
Central Ohio Ticket ONCE, In sprisg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
r. ezsT; Ptsst Wv. BAILEY z Act, SUIT, :,
je22-1S ..-------
Virginia Central Railroad.
y ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
EsSszzez75a Esfzfzz55 gsz555zze g55ESlsa esl5i-u
sssfSss5Ea 9ssssSSs5 Eslzs.ssl5 -
Great Northern and Southern Nan Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. t.I
1xlce DAHL Gsgnasy night excepted 6Stgesn Rich
andris.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond 6;s5 A. NJ and 1880 P. NJ.
Returning leave Washington. ..s A. NJ. and PM.
Arrive at Richmond. 1889 P. NJ: and 4 AN.
baggage checks ad tickets, given through between Ric-
Ihond and Washington. d ia. -sy.tt-....--
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP Rail-,
and being excellent order and OARRTISGS THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give .he best guar
OF always securing connections, e scvn by srri
yas daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
RICHMOND WAsHSerOx, 80
An Omnibus viii be found ALWAYS ready to take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depot free OF charge with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Dsnvlle and
Washington the Terminus OF the Road nearly
pleted Dauvie. An Agent OF the Company will receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Dauvle Road and
tend TO their baggage all che Way 30 Warrington the Ball
timOrc Depot.
The fare the by the mail line by the old steamboat
route.
THERE'S change of cars on e night lne between Rich
mOnd and Alexandria. fe1
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aTRAINSPO RI5ATION.
cleveland, Ptttsbllrg s. Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

Cleveland, Ptttsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
~.
ON ard nfser wednesday, Juno 9th, 1859, Lsundays OK
" oepted) Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
il0 r NJ Mail Train stopping ut ali stations; arrive az
PttttSSbqrgh a $3.50 z, A. and bridgeport a; s;as
15a0 P NJ Express Train at ali regular sttiors
tsa't Rochester and New Salisbury daS sta.
I:bOA n.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
655 H. AZ. Express Trai stopping all regular 6tationG
arrive Of Pitsshnrgh st19:1o A. N. and At cieys-
45O P. NJ Mail Train, stopping regular stations ar
arrive at Pittsburgh at $40 p. NJ.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH: aa
64a A. NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations and arrives
a. oleyei 4I VI $3.50 P NJ and at aridseporta at
4;00 P. 81 Express Train sopprgat regular sations ar
rive at Bridgeport at s:45 p. NJ.
Excursion bridgeport to Pittsburgh and re-
turning, 81, -. Good tsco days only.
~ But one train TO Cleveland daily Leave Bridge.
port ut 655A. NJ,
GionneelTons.
Connections ars made by all through trains foIows
At Cleveland, with Toledo Detroit Chicago and
Falls and Canada. -
At Stcubvnvlle and Beair, with the scubepye Ind-
ark, Barnesve GAINESVILLE, Wilmington Lancaster oIuu-
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and St Louis 20
At Wheeling with Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum.
berland, Harpers Ferry, baltimore and Washington CITY
Local through can be purchased va:lous
Offices the line also, the Union Ticket Once opposite
the Levee, Wheeling, Va
Supe rintendant's ONCE, @ r X, JAMES FARMER,
sa-- Cleveland, June y, lSoS---- 9 je9 . Sup't.
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j. Il. SCOTT.
No i57 Main street. Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER Is
watches. Clocks 9 eWesry, Watch e. Clock
NHnHerfulHy Tools. GalusReH,
Culver Plated and Britsni Ware, Gold Pens, nd Pen
= ellis Gold and Silver SpectacleR onnaies, Purses
Gard Cases Cabas Work Boxes brushes, Conbs
Soaps Pocket Scissors RaEors, Revolvers,
Pistols Plated specs Spoons and Forks Regalla,
silk Guards Steel Keys sTeel pens, jet and Coral Goods,
and general OF useful ana fancy articles
Having lately added very largely my stock both IN
Watohmakers Merchants, Pedlars.
and the public generally, very complete assortment at
the lowest prices.
Watches ana Clocks carefully repaired
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
STOCK.


49, ehdesush 4 breed DurhanM Bull. DAWN
16DOCEBT1, 10 nov kept tor the benefit Of those
vko vsh 70 await themselves OF his services, at.
- Onnnnuss stabies, west Davenport.
TRnns Oosh--Ror comDon COWS, o., fnr grade.
a. - bred, el0, Tor ihorougn pred cows go.
I9scuP1SoN.-"Dasy Orock-tt" 10 . oe-p red,
vsa anivef on the 2tth " March, ls5s, bred -
ysnh r erce Of CLARK coutty, OHIO. He IL Que OF the
nnuae shosl horDed DurhAli Bulls OF his age In the
6eaies, vr In Epgtana. See his Pedigree. Nc. las,
VI. =. American herd nook;
- Al1srSnsn, ~ cot q Yonng vir. inis, BY Powhst
tsp as s Lady Of The Lake by Imported Keformer
fAeo6l Rose Of sharon by b lvtdere ti706l Red Rose
~ ~ ~ HubtaSk uslS k1d nos ~ By H,-
osace fslI,J He'd Rose lat By Ysrbo,ough f1o3l
Amssissn Cow By Favorite l2s2l by Prince 1851, !
~ Rcei .mse t2ss, oy -bbaek lsi9,l BY Jane.
nsown's Ned pui, t97
FOR further particulars inquire at Cannon aud
Hreocn's Mills, west Davenport.
After devoting . large portion Of my time for the
past SIX yenrs, sparng mi her II snble or expense 10
obsain the best thoro Ggh- red stock that co.ld be
Ia this country or in Europe, ! am happy 70 state
that ! can justly recommend one u tn Desl young
thur ugL brej Staliions Ia the wotid, ore Of the best
Asmmoih Jack, and ported thoronsh-brei Dur
nam Bulls, and A. good q Hereford Bul IS England
ever produced, an Aid-rnry Bull, and SuiJlk Hugs.
The services OF ali these aIiim 81 are within Ihe
reach Of every person who " s.es TO improve heir
stock, Tits Is . very important branch of aEricul-
turol interests, and ought b. every where . PROM
inent one although 1t Ia here or. r. been too mu h
3cg.eSte. D. tt Farms of Iowa, who hsvc not paid
sufncionI attention 70 the production If pure hish ;
bred animals. II is w. | Nm WA fac, particniarly
among he growers OF tnr STOCK III EIgltuJ, that
TO The best ire should De a pure borough bed ami
NAL a. the, Offspring ~ 4 Silt Of the opposIt cnaracie or
invariabi. chow III deieats Of an imp, 'ect p~eiigrve.
Another fact equally - abb b d ALTHOUGH ii uay
~aspear strange to som >. Is thai the oil -pring II i.
On ntly poA ses he distinctive traits ~ cnaracu r.
which Il st impregna.ed the dam. Thee, and many
equaiy lump Z sut facts r nder It Of The lrsl IA ~ .
siLy 70 obtain tnofougf-biei animals, TOR the TIM
pros emett,of STOCK OF all kind
Thu subscriber As, and will keep constantly on
hand Tor sale Thorough bred Stock.
apI9d&w3m n. CANNON.
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perfectly eompsteat TO define hin own
position without any assistance from -
Our psighhon win have sbundans g
portusities TO question him whom =
the stump, and to him personally We
would respectfully refer them and all
other anxious republicans
We have simply to say in conclusion
that the Hon. William E. Lefingwell is
the candidate of the Democracy, and
that, receiving the united support OF
all sections Of the party, he will be tri-
umphautly elected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
TIE " = vs..

We have the following items from
California, BY the Moses Taylor, in d.
ditiou to those already reported by
telegraph in our issue OF Yesterday.
A FIRE broke out at Nevada on the
23d OF May, destroying nearly all the
business part Of the city, Loss
$l4u,OOO.
Sanandras in Calaveras Co, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on the second
Of June.
Ten buildings we're burned in San
Leon, on jackson street, May 3lst-
Loss $4,000.
The u. s. steamer Shulbrick from
Philadelphia, via Panama, arrived at
San Francisco May 9th
The papers contain more than the
ususl amount of murders, asassins, Ia
u~alities, &c.
Advices from Oregon to the oath of
May, announce q general Indian out
break there.
Colonel Steptoe's command on
Snake River, was attacked on the 10th
Of May, and forced to retrest with q
los Of 80 privates, three officers. two
howitsers. baggage wagons and nearly
III the animals.
Three companies Of dragons and
one Of infantry 9 engaged with
i. 500 Indians. OF the officers killed
were Captain Winder and Lieut.. Gas.
con. The name Of the third is moi
IAe 6chooaer Laura Keevan from
- HAino bound 70 Santa Barbara
~ bssa lot at ~ with, Il = sappes
~ q boasdA
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Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

THE Summer Session Of this Institution comunsn
! oes On Monday, Nay Sd, S65. tn location o
this Instituticn for general healfhfuibcss purity b
moral atmosphere, subiimity and beauty Of scene y
Ii not Aeeiled, It Is thought, BY that Of sny ain,iis
Ina Tuition In this nation. The building 10 . /, uis, an
tiae brick edinoe, situated on . bssutifai smlnence.l
Overlooking he Pa her II " sters ssd TWIN Cit
lie, OF the West" snd L. now b~ina ntied up N tn
most approved style o'ea-tern Co i'ses. tn. Session
Rooms have been nicely paLsrei. AND suptli d viii
tn best styles Of Boston furniture disg. nalo ar
ranged, and the three com odious . lrs have bref
neatly psDerd, painted cs,petcd I'd frrn D 60 viii
new and elegant pia .es &c for tn acc mmodaiioi
Of tn. musical and ornamental ospsrtm. Ut Two sds|
di,ionai Pro essers will be- and I'd to the HaeuSy-i
lady aud genti-m u. late q Troy F.mai' O u ge III
Y The tOardiDg department will ncoomms dat u
present, between seventy five and ne bunlt.dy ,, I'm,
ladies', and will b. under the super ist. n 81 ~ r q
ident and his Lady; and par nts may h ss-ur.p
that no pains will be ,pared, not only TO Prom, r. b.
Scholarship and standing but the ksa tn sid con-
fort u th.ir d,ught. Rs. This Inns U ron ter z novI
placid utder ausrioe or the 'honnt lea Z, lied.
association, !" and leo poraisd with The high. 81 Coz
les late . WIS fnli ann f'rmal Diplomas, Ton. effin.
aoprolri.t Literary Degrees vii b" a~Asd q J.
hog " ung ladies' Who complete the y S't's|
course OF study Expens, wtil b reduced TO nc
It. e TINS stude' 10 VIII be received NJ sny time &C
ring the nrst half Of the session
m.yi Asv \ \ TOHKE.
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HAVE In st r and Z r sale the arg u stork Z
l. G0d ~ this line, In the Safe Ny siok c 4
ii t. If all the Varieties % thfNd Glass and EayOs
. WG.s, yellow Rockif CHAM vat., I've } a'f
. d Britannia wave, foh' milan BslsiuD and Ans
lean Glassware, Solar and Flu d Lamp CHI nd liei !
81 ahdsi.s, Lam. vicks, Chin eys and Gio -
Looktss Ola - and l. oln 6is.s Il.tes, and n
other artic. es usually KEEP in this line 4
Po~ckesy-Consists Of upw rjs o 6O0c' ats AZ.
ca.ks impo. tel direct fro , the potevts In Iivsrpp
which enable ne 70 cell m Goods - pr csLt i.r
than any other desiev IN the marx {. !.
FrrPch Porcelain II hsve just received = vel.
large stock " white and gold tand China dire roy
Limog ., France ~ s,ssnS' sent y. ii ~ mans
fsc'users ere such that ] receive none but he b a
g,ade Of gooda If III. latest N most approved sty !.
Gold band and decorated tea estc a'e worth fsof
eight 70 ~ nts-nve Aoliass, dinner sets end otht
Q tialos at oil prices. n
silver Plasea WaPs.-I hsve Just received
very large stock o. Pistad gods Of h0osvs, eni'b !.
Cos maze. All goo1a are vayreste1 - BE- plst~d Z
the best quality o white metal Vhlthsa ~ wtts di4
cuity be distinguished from silver. !,
a.osking 01ooees.-I have . larger qusnfi,
than has ever before been offered ~ ssIss IN 'hsl
p ace. Knives, forks aid waiter sof every qoslI
ard size. II fact everything appItaining T. n
line Of ba1insss can - had b calling u No. 10
Claire Blnck.
nsy8d&wts G.. ]. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

The Gazette Of yesterday is passing
~ exercised in regard to the position
of Mr.. Lefingwell, the democratic can
didate for Congress from the Second
District Of Iowa, and is most particu-
larry DESTROYS to know what are the sci.
timents Of the Democrat upon the sub
ject. To relieve the anxiety 70 the
Gazette somewhat, VI will state that
we understand that Mr.. Lefingwell has
challenged the republican candidate,
Mr. Vandever, to meet him and discuss
the principles Of the two parties which
they represent Ar. Isfingwsll il .
man Of ehasassss and ability, and i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
Why Is tho ID. maAd SO Great fol
DR.. NIAnn'0
AGUE

Because 1t will, in all cases, safely and encc.usl l.
cure that mAch dreaded scou re Of The W. I chi is,
Fever abn A. fail AID in cases vi r.un-
ttract the poison OF Malaria, of wa c. factt ousands
can TESTIFY; ans milk all 9th r II st um II is only
rec"inui nj If r one class { isct. ), AL asa . NJ
tits unsurpassed. w will IF r a rev e ide ocs Of
its worth, by men OF influence ami high stanGins.
Princeton, III Sept. goth. 1857
Dr.. Deaf Sir: FoI sese. wears past I
have ns,d your Agn ais m in ny 4 y ptartce
aud have chseiy obs We It's II cts in b ndr ds OF
cases. and in no ease has II faded opradnc to-
IN It happy II ct. tan most C eertul reconim nd
it az a certa II pecifc tor chilis, fever AMI al ue, and
mAlArious q seascs. Tru y Yours.
H AUSTas, N. D.
Marshall Mich, Fe5. nth, 1857.
DIR. MANN Il -. h.v- -oid large amount OF
your Agne b isan III this vicinity AMI from my per.
ron | knowledge OF II, ] he iava i. TIE best remedy Tor
chilis, fever ana sgus that has Z err ern sid Ia cur
s ate. RESPECTFULLY Y,us,
q. A. HYDE.
AafaJula, OHIO January, 1m 1855.
MESSRS 2 K MANN co -Genfs: In. anyas.
sinF the st ties u Ohio and Michlg.n or tn sale Of
tn. different remedies Of ~hich We hav4 cohtrol, on.
Atten hon has. b, en- called 20 observe the great n me
that yo,r .gae B,Is .m has zane for i's.l n ntv y
place ~he = Id. 1t reai y reyms to be EAe u. opke's
Oafn rtHtedy, a-d 1t sells more rspi than an D hers.
1t l. des,i9 ed to supercede all o,her asue remedies IN
the market. Very I uly Gcur@,
& 5 HRkDRY.
4. Ne,o York, Feb. 20. 1858.
MRssRs = K MANI & CO @ MS. I have a,
our hoase in s. 10 IL s0n your Ague Balsam SINE
three years, and have carefully observed It's effect In
cur ng and must in all can or say, ] 10 not believe
its equal Exists IN all the xer.d al. III dicinfs. H. my
personal knowledge II has cured permanently every
time, and I have known it used, sfter ali other RENE.
dies have been tried in vsin with he most happy re-
suit And what is mere vemdTkdbte have never
known . case but what remaiAed cured, for 1t least
that seasod. have no ~besit.ncg ia recommending
IL as 3 peri ct triumph over thflis and fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF. o. WOOD.
S. K. MANN a. CO, Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
i~.q7-dA4v3m |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

IL Rssssss1. That " heve fsll GOD
dsaes IN The 0ssis1isa sd viG1vn Al the
pesseat EatipuAi AdmtniseDatioo, : guide
the ship Of ststs ely tA.espA ~ tkssl-l
tiss end stovvns. s9!!ekhsv Of 6sl coaSkosjos
At ASsse. or aseis~Ss eSsvssStS~ To~asbrosJ,
that, with such . statesman % James Buch.
ausn at the helm, With the veteran Lewis
Cass - first mate, We have NO fears Of delib-
crate insult to our flag going unpublished.
or that outrage will be committed upon the
ships or IN Of the United states
without full indemnity being made, .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

For Secretary Of State,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE s. PARVIN, Of Muscatine.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL II. LORAH, II Cas-.
For Attorney General.
JAMES M. ELLWOOD, Of Polk
Com. Of Des Mo'nes Imp oyement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
Register OF Land Office.
JAMES N. REID, Of Lee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
White WaShing..

would sospsc fully inform The citizsns Of Da
w veurort and the v~,rinitv, that We have 3 %
tsne vAses vaSh Tor Whitenine hOus0 outtds and
0N0aaA ~ % wtl lnsare - gsnsin Whtss, fTn0
y 4 yo0as uttAcut 4eallns "a. Aleo-we - ~
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