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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
ST. CLOUD, Sept. 21st 1858.

: s,5s
: .aA.s a DEAR SIRs 3G>,*#s 80. i. IL <~-ass
?: -: .a>I have rcceiFcdy your note Of yesterday
s. informing me that you arc INSTRUCTED as
Chairman Of the Republican District Com
nmittce, to respectfully invite the advocates
and endorse1s OF the Democratic policy,
and the Candidates Of the Democratic par
ty, to meet the speakers Of the Republican
party during the pending campaign before
the people Of the District, for the purpose
..of debating and discussing; the principles
. At 9 issue *s'1 between the said parties 4:
n reply I would say that a q member
s. Of the Democratic District Committee / d.
not. consider myself authorized to make All
arrangement for the Democratic Candi-
: dates, Or any other parties, to meet speak
ers Of the Republican party. sssat
| have supposed it to be customary for
candidates who canvass their y District to
arrange meetings and other matters con
nected herewith to suit their mutual con
yenience. III +. &. 4. 81. .ss = ss,45ss
1 entertain no doubt that some, if not all
81. Of the Democratic Candidates, together
will. some of the Democratic speakers who
are not Candidates, will readily accede to
any fair arrangement for a public discus
- -r5.S&
sion Of politics ii different parts of the dis
trict. Is@s5. S. 8. ~ 5s2a' 81
4 Though your note does not appear to
she a pelsonalsinvitation to me / will State,
59to avoid any nlisunder standing, that / ex-'
pect to start il a few days, on q journey
e Il Lake Superior and think it will Sc
quite impossible for.mc take any part in
1.-THE political discussions Of the campaign.
.s'ssSs may be- allowed to add thatI believe
public discussions Of politics, participated
by canaid dates q speakers Of both par
Tres arc 1condueii 10 aswholsome public
Il pinien and il lid ,tos Sec THAT tho
practice IN 8 II thc v o l.tl
IS e lll l9ga9aa az
ID 81 IL 81 5Respect full ours
. . 81 g G G. An DIR IN 81, 81. ~
l'E4iffi 4, N / Or llsa q -
ehair,aan Rel. Dist: :( I'M f.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
LAND ssorFrcE at s.. Cloud MINI.

s4Hs& vs. 81 t'st s,it.s51.ts.ssis Aags 2, 1858.
ZIP Isaac hoNera.st - sszs.tss bag
t,'GEsiI sssIYsi aFou.sre Hereby notified that
! shall on the Oath day of September next off
er atFhc Land Office in St. 5Clo1id
my proof to the right Of p ' 10 the n
=. i Of the N, E. / Of section g the n J of the
N. ": 4of Section % township 12s n Rangt
No. % W, to q portior Of which ssia tract Of
and suo it, the N. Of the n: W ST Section,
50 aforesaid you are an adverse claimant, at
Which time and place you are notified to be
pres ent with your proof. <*4 &L0A
7.-a .---<z-z-------y--- HEINRICHBR ,urE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
ny GALA Ff)RNTA a.Tbo. nt;l

I, 1e- CALAFO Urn Ia THO Anti hi.
L l1e pt.aa Demo ~, under lie lead q
y. 8, Senator Broderick, and. the Republi-
cans haye'unitod in California, and there
is but little all doubt that the bogus Buschaa-
e Democracy i aat IN t6a Golden
State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
School Exhibition.

School Exhibition.
The EVERETT School under the charge
Of Miss p. Donnell gave an entertainment
on Tuesday evening the Nth which was
really a treat in the midst Of a literary
dearth. The house was filled to overflow
ing, and all seemed to appreciate the exer-
cises. The pupils were assisted ky some
young folks of our town who were not
members Of the school, and altogether the
exhibition was successful and well received.
The intervals were improved by music
from a, melodeon played by a little girl
some eight or nine yeals old, from the
Seminary in Upper town conducted by
The Sisters" She s certainly prodigy
in. music. ! r .=i
2 The performances opened with song
by the school, Vacation, followed BY
the presentation Of q boquet and response
by HATTIE OWEN and JENNIE MITCHELL
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e 94v,'nln,, ul'uouspe y ripAh N'ohhtt4
anu ~ AhA ;.u w !:
The Thraclan Robber, 1dialouge by
W, 3. MITCHELL q lei and ". F.M1LLER.
The good old times, chicken Matching
story recited by JESSIE GAR'LrNeroN.--
Created merrlment.
!. Stealing Fruit, a tablcux by F1D1E
ConBErr, john 1Ns"s1A1N, JAMES M1rcH.
ELL, and JESSIE GARI1l1NaroN. q
: The two fairies, rccited by NErrIE
!: SW VI 'l+h1
Fairy favors, dialogue by dozen or 50
of.real live fairies, queen and all, This
was the most admired off all the pieces
and deseryedly 50. We imagined
ourselves, mortal as NC arc, il the midst Of
Fairy Land surrounded BY little beauties
in their loveliest smiles and ribbons, but
We were brought .toa state Of ' conscious sci
ness by the ]e !, disappearance Of the Fairy
tosbc Launched into the state Of matrimonv
personatea by W r M,rc,,rrI : ~ :,
if.:511s...g % ~. D II. IT, = ny !.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

III OUR LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.
If Messrs Burdick, Robbers, and Willie
are elected, it is understood, that when
Gen1 Lowry or the St. Cloud Land Office
takes snuff, they are all to snecze.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
tFtr 7 IsssIti8 IA rIsffSts. 4
PIT6BURGH. Sent

a E79f3tfs1! III Up
81, q Al young woman named, Miss Henry
", was murdered to-day # eleven clock, 81
T'lhl.os, Stethson. She refused Is s speak
with hi HIM while intoxicated, when he drew
been g arrested. ~ NJ. :, !,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

ny CtLrrvArED Wild PLuMs. Wehave
heretofore urged upon our Minnesota rea-
ders the propriety of cultivating the wild
OF native plum, which is found in great
abundance in most parts 4of our State
The difficulty, andinIsomd cases the i'm
possibility of cultiyating successfully the
less hardy fruits, renders such course
the more necessary ftt'
gfA few days since, soursfriend, D. p. Ly-
man, presented us a basket of cultivated
wild plums, which, in size and flavor, were
butslittle inferior to- the fnest3Yarieties Of
the cultivated fruit. A few years Of care
in transplanting pruning and grahing, will
bring this native fruit to great perfection,
and may be made onefof' the Injuries Of
our climate. Don'tbuilda house, or break
a piece Of ground, however SMALL without
transplantingg and ID, carefully cultivating
some native plum tlses 81 .oss ;aa
~ Inl,three' years tune they will return
more than three per cent, per month for
the time and labor. expended - til,oate,'
Messenger. .tIs,.:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

u All PER qoRId tsarns Co.
| ~ Z THlT TIT I II ]; \ erlCo.
I 9. 81 gill q Linz \ sept \ GO.
A sss a % yIaani 4 a|tsa; !.
The following names comprising the
District Committee, were handed in and
aocepte Y
Names p Ct persons conn District
Committees for District No. 20: 9. So
Bcnton g. A: Gilman ssauk Rapids
B. <, Knowlton #
Meakcr "a III Whitney Kingston.
I. s. Jewett, Forest City .
stearns Stephen Mile, st. Cloud.
DR.. R: s. Fillmore, =" g
i. O u. M motion Of Nj. Ho1stan, tho Con.
!, ye At 81 adjourned sine al,
Albert Smith ilt |5:4s 81.
4, McNlahen Secretaries.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
THE ST. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
rANE G sWIssHELM, EDITOR
Thursday Sept. Is 1858
REPUBLICAN, IICKET!
ZOE lRliEPREsENI Ga I1XEs
& s'; y CHA REFS Al: 5sII u
- - O BENT0N z OUsN1 r.
UBLICAN IICKET !
LEANDER GORTON,
or SI,EARN,S. C0U1NTY.
"a: P. WHI4NEN &.
or u az i, EXEC = .: q ] coE'i1yNrK.

Mrs. aSWIssHELM: 49, sssG| ag5.S.sSS i Ess,tts. s
y On the 2Oth.5 instant I handed d copy
Of the following invitation to &C. An
s1reWs. ESQ, "a member, Of the Democratic
District Committee, and another to Mr.
7 ROBBERS one Of che Democratic Candidates
for the Legislature On ''ast evening Mr.
Andrews handed, me, the annexed reply:
! Mr.: ROBBERS has not answered at all. As
the electionIi SINGH q. hand, and as it is.
notorious that all til. managers and nine
'tenths Of the members Of the Democratic
Convention, as we'll as its three Legislative,
nominees, are friends of the Lccompton
administration, and as the said convention
! in defiance Of Democratic usages adopted
no platform; and as I can. find no gentle
. man who acknowledges himself chairman
Of The Democratic District Committee: I
hereby in this public manner renew the
following invitation to the said Committee
or candidates, or any Of them Or to any
*other friends of the national adnlinistra-
finn 49,, + If *E1EE22sts .r'
.~ >.,.., W.. ~, STEPHEN. MILLER, ,aa,..
"a: Cllairman Republican hist. Committee 4
ST; CIiouD.Sept. 1865: s&.4 .;s 1, ~,
S,i<3 llssEf3 77z=- - >'-=7
: 2o.zre%2t ST. ULoun Sept. Goth, 1858. 4
G. G: ANDREWS Esq, - Z>:.. -, - ->' d, oa.
! Z; DEAR, Sir The respective political
parties having made their Legislative nom
nations for this, District; 4 { am instructed
as Chairman Of the Republican District
= Committee, to respectfully invite the advo-
; Gates and endorsers of the Democratic poli-,
cy, and the Candidates Of the Democratic
party, to meet the speakers Of the Rcpub-
3lican party, during the pending campaign,
before the people Of the District, for the.
purpose Of. debating and discussing the
principles at issue between the said par
ties. S'7'<ss5ss 70: $40 '''z% +,5 7 20 ~
81 O. .alSs.a!. ..s-az .ff.- aaE.s.. 5s.,,,>
T. | am fully authorized to make an cquit-
able arrangement with your committee, Or
otherGrcspohsible friends Of the National
administration for:said meetings and dis.
!. cusS5iion and will be gratifed to hear from
you at your earliest eonyienance. ...,t;
= sH2da a.1Fssa4.ssss.e5 Respfy. yours .a..,
~ Pre- Ea1a STEPHEN MILLER, =.
! Chairman Republican Dist Committee.
:
~ s4 ~ 5M asiIS5 ~ -. .2@., = .o5 s.L.,
5 =. - ST. CLoUD,y Sept. 2lst 1858.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
KIND AND GENEROUS

Inc Ndtsonet Anti M. toiarfyyg Standard.
New York, an ably conducted organ Of
the disunion Anti-Slasery Society, is one =
ofthe presses with which we have been oftef
and long at war, on account sdf our ditfet '
'ent sentiments about the best means Of a.
polishing slavery and twas with 10 co,a-
mon pleasure We recieycd "a copy OF tn.
Standard Of the 24th ult. containing in a.
elaborate article on s1T4hcs sAnti-s,svcs, /
Press the following Kind q = ,,od senero,~
language Of US, zs4ap sal-
We deny this American practice Of O.
ing through the forms of keeping bad i
bargain touphold the svefye thing you ART
trying to pull down, to be either right u :,
.polotic.
But We do all deserved lIoner to those'
who, In the natural, cnuEe-of their rt,- Y
gress, are unconscioasly working hex
way through obstacles i-ts 1.-The vantas,
ground, as We have done and in our est !
mate of the political pressesaof the coug>
try. sol distant ant; slavery ,nnaer he ron.
st; (, fssg,I l' ,s W :
forth nndor less Jamen ,,I a aa.s "' ~.
,cording to the state sof gotera kminGs- ,
give the need Of efficiency only to those
ln;s;an H. 's ,as ..n1 x: s.s Ancun' "
oraaa my 4hs ..,san ~ the ~
SO sneh S Sas a11 ,sy ~ soet oe A.,
sw;sshalm ms n sla = ..as p;esS M .
t. q s Pennsvlyan;. ssrS sIs fas tha mooJ
oreat ia y be;ng : tarror - owl door,
s. bes fsel;nn si,sa NM W. u;sht. !,
let trntb W;n "a .no maftsla What 7 loseH
or con,,sa .ha naads, a..z1rsffaa.,a
at the North We " and her press was
,a.e.y Ut. pa9ken - peaees py me lovers q :
nv aher Object vss aiFecta d .STbc DEM
gcraies party WA sbt,k essaa peices upot
thea nsfsla qaestica-@and the indezpfs
the House Of Representatives ct Mnncso'
~ ls,s s =, ehe ss
goes through the form, of pning into the
Union where no Union Is; hat only the
despotlsn Of slavery. deyos.ms everythiin.ss.
the sphere # Is sempt.t;on as comes ""'V
Our hopes and, hearts iarA with every
$. such ! true effort, a Ms s.ia.helm puts
her :ssser S AGAIN. i s. We 'i is
solicit an exchange. and cox
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

s r - Il ii = J
REPUBLICAN, DISTRICT CONVENTION.
= This body met in st, CLOUD, III the 18th
inst, and after . harmonious consultation,
unanimously placed IN nomination for the
Legislature, OIessrso Ieander Gorton, Of
stearns Go. "a. P. I Whitney, Of Meeker ca.
and g: Az Z. Gilman, q Bennton Co. We
cordially approve Of the platform adopted
by the Convention, and place the names Of
the Candidates at our mast head. We In
yoke all The opponents IF the Locompton
fraud to be up, and doing; tho District
can and must be redeemed General
Lowry and the Buchanan Land Offices to
the contrary otwithstandin y $ . i. ].
4, The The Everett School house was crowded
to repletion in the evening to hear Messra
Robson and Miller, who made stirring and
effective speeches. The utmost enthussii.
asm prevailed I and and the people perated de-
termined to merit victory, on the second
Tuesday Of October. Sta +
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

aag MINNESOTA i j. In our own State
We observe that the parties are organising
and marshalling for the conflict. A full
vote and honest returns is certain to crush
The y .l L,ecompton indian trading Democracy
to death; $50 mote it be. t;: ss;fs.4 z{i ..1I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

NEW w YORK. ;7i:L Il. this s'..j State the
Republicans and Americans, are trying
hard to throw the estate into the hands of
President Buchanan, by quarreIiDg about
nothing. w. ~ :s...s IS s,s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
EHEIxRICHBR.UrE.
NOTICE

$ Post Office IS located at Woodstock. David
Wood is appointed POSTMASTER. Those Ii,
uing on Sank River will fud it much more
convenient to get their mail a. Woodstock.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
A STRONG TEAM !

A STRONG TEAM - haddeus
Stevens 1n' Of Lancaster, Penna, and Thomas
c GO Of Ohio, have both b9eenIp placed in
nomination for Congrdsssand will both be
elected e Buchanan mad better make his
will va Y AEsl ,Sit't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
| II + ID Tsp A TCH
Territory OF New me.,co.
'SfsfoSnxScx OF rHE RICHMOND DAILY prsp,roH


g. CAMP BEFosE Moro. Nm. March es
o"I camp Is now located before tba hsan,;t,,
anu honrshiog little town of Moro ,ha ,,sa,..l
esqae appearance Of which strikes H.
WIN admiration Though located In y,ita, !. o.
perched upon slight eIaneuce and the s,.,, - !.
US US .sthe9rsi towers proudly above the surronnd
plains bearing the gilded cross refnlgent w;,,
we rays OF the setting sun. IL IL the last renai
.us WORK of the vanquished Mexicans and saams
20 os waiting patiently and sadly for the adyano,
ns iootsteps OF its conquerors who every wear ar.
closing Ia around IL. 'N"' ~
The houses are built of adobe and never a,coas
ooe story 10 height, with roofs thatched with chan
parei rom the neighboring marshes. and covaraps
WIN mnd TO make them waterproof The ,oora
pretending residences have porches paint,d -,
white washed, in which their owners ait 10 ;nh.Is
the refreshing breeze, which succeeas poon nfi.
tense heat. The thermometer at midday ran,..s
from loO' to HOY In summer.
In great many localities in the territorv A.
soil which seemed doomed by patur re- 10 stay,,;t.
has been rendered fertile by the inrenious contrs
vauees OF man, aud villages are scattered over tb
alleys and mountain plateaus surrounded h,
milling gardens, which bear testimony 10 th,
aourishing condition of the country,
To the knowledge of agriculture Is added that n
sheep breeding, and immense hucks of sheen ar,
grazing in the valleys and on the mountain side,
under the care of experienced shepherds Tb,
wool is manufactured by the natives into fabrics
coored to suit their taste in most brilliant dyes
In my next, will tell you something of caml
life aud the regions we journey through.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
ssa woRru RE.pIso.-why is it that

SO mauy suffer au repne and drag out miserable
existence uatittod tor the cujOymcnts, and even or
dinary pursuits Of life when relief may be obtained,
and health aud yigOr restored, by a treatment at
once convenient and safe well ne permanent IN It's
character!
To those who have suffered long with disease, III
tiuatinz in loss of appetite yigor az , the under
signed tenders his pr0fe essonai services, assuring
the sufferers. in candor and sincerity pleasant, con
Eenient aud proper prescriptions, thorough cure
aud SQUAD boiy and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictiuns Or hndrance ordinary business pur-
suits
An disassesofa private nature, from whatsoryer
cause either recent chronic, stri tures an rrita-
bic bladder &C.; also, ScrOfula, Asthma, Rheuma-
Dr. HARRis can f,e consulted daily, at his rooms,
over lGZf Main street above ith, aud opposite the
American Hotel No ~, Sd hoCr. Entrance on Main,
Attn door above IIth street.
From this date until the Ist Of June. DR. HARRIS
viii not be at his office Wedue siays. Thursdays aud
Fridays of each week but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 NJ to L ~ aud to NJ. ap 29-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
Bog CouGHs, CoLDs, HoARsENEss. SC

The prevalence of the above complaints at thi.
season has has the effect OF bringing out host o.
proVsaetly new specifics and while some few nay
he good, many are useless and some en- dangerous
To prevent dIsapppntment,the bestcourse 10 pursue
IS to consult your family physician or otherwise ust
lly such remedies as hong public experience has
royed % 6e safe and efcacious. OF this class i,
TLEA COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC Original
Is the tavoTir prescription OF an eminent physician
IL soon became n popular family medicine and with
out ADVERTISING, has continued to enjoy growing
reputation Tor the last twenty years In all recent
Bronchitis, uooping-Consh, Group, Asthma &c, i,
susesi With unparalleled success as most families
". "a testify
sold by FISHER WINSTON, MEADE Il BAKER.
BOOKER. 6c. at p cents per bottle and in an ele
giant and pleasant Lozenge FORM i2]S and q cent
box, called TYLEs's GUM ARABIC CoUGa CAMP
EoPS. fe 27-3m&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18


There were i94 deaths in New York during the
past week. decrease Of IS the mortality Of the
week previous.
The eminent DR.. Robert Hare, Emeritus Profes.
sor of Chemistry in the University of Pennsylya-
MIA died at Philadelphia on Saturday last.
Mr. John Sutton was killed near Msrtinsburg.
Va, last week, by the limb Of q tree falling and
striking him on the head
The q. s. steamer Water Witch, Lieut.. Lowell,
arrived at Norfolk on Saturday, from Washington,
ID. G., bound to New York
Mrs, Florence, the actress was robbed of So
600 worth of jewelry in Cincinnati, on Thsrsday
night. $sa spr sfss ast
Kari van Beethoven, nephew and heir Of the
composer, died about The middle Of April last at
Vienna. atat sgsh ass 81 #
Hon. Rufus Choate Is TO deliver Fourth OF inly
oratien before the Young MEMS Democratic Asso-
citation Of Boston.
Mrs. partiagton says her minister preached
.sahont the parody OF the probable son. {.
Rev. d. A. Wilson, missionary In Africa, has re-
turned 10 his home at Gettysburg, Pa
The mayor Of New York Is making war on the
dealers In swili-miik. .sa -
The ST. Johns Episcopal Church, in Baltimore,
was frst robbed aad then burnt Saturday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
sH- MEXICAN MUSTANG LIsIMEsT.-

Intrinsic virtue alone ouldisure the success which
this article has sttained-fOr rheumatism, Salt
RheEm. Burns Bruises stiff Joints or Galds, Sprain
Pole Evil, aud Swellings upon Horses, it has no
equal for Man or Beast No person will be wthou
the general estimation Of the Mustang Lint
ment. can cheertully say that article ever per
L. W. sMfTH, Ridgefels, Cofn-" ). LEITCH. Esq
Hyde Park, Vt, writes, that the horse was consid
cred worthless, lhs spaVin,) but since the
free use Of the Mustang Liniment l have sold him
for S!50. Your Liniment is doing wonders mp here
Such testimony is reaching US every day. The halt
is not told. Every family should have it. Beware
Of tmnzti0HS The genuine Mustang is sold by al
res spectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES 4 PARK, PropIietOrs,
ap Ig-dkcWIm New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
PILGRIMS TO JgRusALEM.-A letter from Jeruss
H. - .,It ti.a n.ris I-a.,..,..

Numerous caravans of Christian pilgrims. from
different parts Of Europe and the Ottoman Empire
nave arrived here. and the Greek, Armenian, Co9t
and Latin converts crowded to be unable to
afford accommodation to all. Crowds of people
shrOng the sauctu8Ties from morning to night and
the Church OF the Holy Sepulchre is never empty
rhe number of foreigners here is estimated at from
l5 00 to l6,s0 On tae 10th OF last month caravan
welcomed by the Latin patriarch, obtained cordial
hospitality from the Franciscan monks A week af-
ter German caravan arrived. consisting of l3 lay
and eight priests. One of these last is the Ca
non Strauss Pre- dent of the Society Of the Holy Sc
pulchre of Cologne, which raises subscriptions for
promoting Catholicism in the Holy Land. Up 10
this dav the services at tine Holy Sepulchre have
passed off wi hout disturbance between the Greeks
and Catholics"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
sar DR.. HosrErrER's CELEBRATED

STOMACH BGTTERs have doubtless created as much
sensation IN the community for its remarkable
cures. as any other medicine cNtaut. Ii is fact
that IN the minds OF many persons prejud ex
lists against what are called Patent Medicines bu;
why sho 'id this prevent you resor:ing article
IhAt ts s1ch an array % testimony to support II
as iostetter's stomach Bttersy Physicians pre-
scribe 1t why should you discard it? Judges, usl.
ally considered men of talent have and do use il ia
their families; why should you ject III Let NOT
Your prejudice usurp your reason, TO the eyerlast
ing INJURY Cf your health. 1t you sick and re-
guire 4 medicine, try these Bittegs
Eor sale b Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
Ehere. an Iq-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
HANDSOME ANIMAL MIR. John Cow

An, of Mount Airy, Pennsylvana-a gentleman of
large means, aud thorough stock raiser aud agri
cuituralst-has presented Mr.. Rush Floyd, Of
Wythe county, Va, with beautiful Durham bull,
called Cumberland" Que of the finest animals OF
the kind that We ever laid our eyer upon. Gun
berland" has arrived here in safety, iD charge OF
Mr.. Dunbar E.stman, O1e OF Mr.. Gowau's herds.
men, and is now installed in the Governors stables.
where he may be at IL o'clock to-day. The
0urham's are too heavy and hearty for the light
grazing in this immediate section, but for Wylhe
aud the mountainous parts of the State, where the
best of grass is rack and abundant, will prove a
valuable acquisition.