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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

!, AsraoAcE o. nsArH-+-Aa article on sDeath /"
sin he aNsw lpleRsdie. shes the pllswing ;---.As
life approaches sxtipsti0N, ipseasibilty sspsrvencs
. "a npmbnsssand s1isposision TO repsse. which
dses, pst admit Of ~ klsa Of sadsring. Even In
thoss sssss uAsrN ~ sptyity VI the mind remains
10 shs last. and whsPs psryass ssnsihility owould
seem 10 sontinus, \ = snrpyising how aftsn there
has ssats thAppy feeling on the ap-
pssaeh Il death. &c xbad strengths sposgh 10 bold
q nan, uoaA wriiS bow cosy aud dsligbffal is is
10 de- which wsps ~ lsse words Il he esebta-
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ken sP esr esai. % iheiag sassassds however. be
says, 'Msshosgha ny In 0alJ hung spsamy iips.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
Haker's Premium Bittsrs,

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nvaluabe In oil climates and In ~ that has
formed more remarabe cYyss thal other
aasysnd hea s,s unvlyalsd ~ Ne euro OF Dyspepa
Colds and SousA Oace Nsssess Qssss. Debility
Psss.s Bss.s hare bee? nsAuiscaesd Y Ridhm?nd
for yeass and highly secommend6 By Fhyscsns end
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vegetsb,s sabebe md sAsrsece sgirq9 nee m all mime
Tie has bssn knpwa v cure Ne worst u Dyspeps certified
the les No. n Hswchis saA tsvss acsled BY Wm
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Nhioh sAscksd and apteolsd ID the symptoms OF
hat hesd dipeaas n tbs nss q Pekers fKnys Bfrsna
saspl ~ dos here has been disrpssrsd pe OF
p0ws and ~ % othi1g nstpre these BMte Which
10 children viii ths happs result
The Proppietof Of thdss Do anxious 10 have lien known
hfo.shose tts eount sod s h reason win pas thsm y
q oansos M y psass All are Invited V " tho Blsss and
toiudge ler thsn.slyss o. heir inertia "
vrgiaa. For erdsuaddrss K BAkER, Proprietor,
July ae-dAcA - u n s5u5 .I--l. g Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

A friend in Naples says of Vssuyius. have
sent you report OF bis Idoines dbr some time,
though at the bsginniag ofthe wssk the sides Of
the mountain, appeared " be In fearful state.
direction Of The Hermi>aGe xas tolerably quiet; 1t
Was perfeotly whita. hses covered with salsariae.
Toward Boscorsels the mountaip Was throwing
nut bombs with the sound ~ II were, Of artillery,
which made the whole crater tremble. Near the
Piano ID 0insstrs there was grotto twelve palms
10 height and three hundred paees In length out
Of Y came current Of lava; "it travelled 90 rapid
~" says The guido, f'thAtE was eompelledt0 hy."
The grotto 10 covered with stalaettss Of saiwarno
of full an arms length. u eollectsd many Of
them, but wee oonpslled 10 throw them away and
dy. On going MP ~ the name point" says the
same authority. u found ton openings The mouths
Of which were 40 those Of cannon. From these
were thrown out small stenes. ashes. bombs, and
saetts. and The noise which accompanied the effect
was like that Vt an earthquake. and In fact the
ground cracked in oil directions. The crater in
tho direction Of Pompeii was at that time throw
ing out Gre and hot stnnss ut tho the Fosso Gran
do there were tweaty-two 0URreuts Of laval nj the
Tirom ten others; and ~ the Rive d Qsagiio
twelve additional strss@s. which oocasionsd great
damage" Vsauvfus ~ that morning was covered
with 80 thick mist thar Il was impossible u per-
eeivs H. and al distant otects we're ebssured. In
the carly part of kha week there WIS unusual 40
,ivity In the mo1Rsmin. In theintsrior Of the Two
upper orators great noise was heard, and rcd
hot stones and sastis Msss hhnoWn QUIZ. On Tues
day last the lava Aowed daEa most copioasly. and
il was pitsous sight 10 witness the small propri-
etpss, who watched its COARSE and wsps bitterly
On the third Of Auenas NE ssrsams. which naun-
bsred perhaps ons hnnated and tweuty-four, ceas.
cd entirely, md ths mountain. which en- the day
before had BEEN on he side facing Naples, large
bed Of Gre, was saow mass Of black ashes. z On
the night Of the ~. however, two fresh streams
burst out In the dsssaion Of tho GinssHrs, I'D
now running dowa upon Tore del t0rsoo like
streams Of water. Up 70 this limes eighty small
propristors hsss lost ihsir land, One Of The most
striking leainrss In ths history Of the mountain Is
the sapriss Of il movsmbnss. One day 10 10 rag
ing hasiag ILL ases. and the next day Il 10 az q.
lent a death, and IL existence only indicated BY
thin hlns s1n0ks rising from the summit. "A few
honrs Afterwards. and the lava 10 pouring down,
and soms hapasss oottesar 10 breaking down his
doom and vipAoss and carrying of the wood rork.
II IL assaral tjset Of great Interest," Loadcs
y.,..t .at a.fE
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

Grover d Bakers.
nG~ CELknaATEp FANNY sEwrxa MAcAfsxa, 49a Broad
wa New York and 1871 BaItimore street baltimore.
NEW BTfLE-PRfCE to0-HEMMEkS % EXTRA
This machipe nom two spooiz purchased from
STORE reutrlg Yewndng ef thread IL ens Fclls
ess snd Stitches IN superior STYLE nishng BY
own operation without rcshsrse 10 tho hand ueelle
quirsd By other machines II VIII do better and cheaper
Ing than seamsiress she wofka an
A0hr. -sss.-s.
send for . circular i-f Il j. T. DAVIS B. co.
msy S-dtA tNt sss5a r-H E 1855 Agents, LynchbaTg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
Brandreth's Pills.

Northern Assurance Company.
nB>l MvrGate street, Londan, f6y FIRE AND LIFE Az
~ suRANcE, at Home and AbEoad EstabIished IN 1850
A.. lsfogpoFaeA BY special Act Of Parliament -.rr
The peiccs Of this company only gun by
large Capital bat aso BY the unnisd personal responsibility
Of nearly 1,uOe shareholders - =.... -
s-s --s- :, a.,.4i.l A. ALEyANDRg.
june s-siy 4axA ~ Agent la I-ynchbuss, Va.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
,,,.,..,,us lcs.es.- Pike,s Peak.

We are permitted to copy the ioiiowbe
interesting letter relating TO the Pixies feaK
gold diggings -
Omaha, Dec. 20, 1883.
T Nc;,vrR.s-D.ar Sir Yours OF the
l9,b ina, i. At hand aud In reply | will
1--WE YOU a correct statement to the best Of
go, L,awledee ! left Omaha City on the
ogl dav Of septer Der, and the 26th day d
October found me canped at the mouth q
cherry Creek We had fine time going
ont and good luck in every particular we
tad tire. woke ii oxen au3 one span OF
horses The roads we found very good
With the exception Of come heavy sand
sav fifteen miles in all which is abont 100
miles ;his side Of Cherry Creek. We had
,l,nfy Of wood, water and grass all the
wav. with one excepton--that is, from
Beaver Creek east there is no timber. But
faloes are plenty.
Now. m ref renee to the mines, saw men
Jl ,ging and washing out the precious dust
aud wac filly -atirfied that gold did really
.xi-t there in abundance. Those who we're
working the mines had to carry their dirt
.o,n. tire. hundred yards to water, and
they were making from 50 to IS per day
/ There had been bul very little regular dig
| giag done They were prospecting tor lumT
| Gid as what il now found is scale gold.
nave no doubt from what ] saw that there
are large deposits Of gold which will be dis
covered IN the Spring.
You speak Of going there. l never vii
4 advise, but my opinion ! Will give friends
I truly. and then let them make ;p their owl
1 rim =. think that 1. boarding house would
! I. very profitable and coed business to On
gage IN next sumner, rs the EN- grafton
viii then be immense, and ii you think q
| going into that business you mu take YOU
provisions with you or If you wish to en-
gage Ia any thing else, take yonr stock with
You
We came IRON the mines here IN ~ day
with hoi IS. Nours truly.
q. T. GkAETER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE Aiming all prep
arai5ns for the hair II at have been introduced
lufsllinle, none has sy.r given the Subtraction
gsir ei the popularity that Prof We DIS Hair r. so
rstive g Hs Restorative has passed the
ordeal q innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies', wherever they have ~ tel II, pronounce
p erless article. They End, whore the hair Is thin
ned, that It creates a fresh growth-:hat 1t fully
restores the vegetative poser OF the roo s on the
denulsd plac s. and causes the fibrss TO thoot
alew-ihat Il hesoves and removes dandrun, PEE
ve4's gray ess, tie hair ofgnsl color
when grlyness hiss actually superveued, gives rich
lutrc, lmp4rts the sofnss and fexibiiy of silk 10
thu hair, ani aeeps it always luxuriant, healthy and
in fun vigor.-N. " Tribune
SOLD by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

In a small townln nne of the counties
OF Ohio, u stranger rode up 10 the door
OF tavern, and having dismouuted,
ordered a stall and some oats for his
horse. A crowd of 10 tiers that class
Of independent citlzeus who are never
equal TO decent men except on an cleo
ton day -svarmed about the bar
room and steps waiting to be invited
up to the counter. Among this crowd
the strangers business was at once the
snhlect OF impertlnent speculation
Ohe more impudent fellow than the
fs>t' made free to inquire Of the travel
CT what occupation be followed, TO
winch &c lat er replied that his busi-
ness was secret at present. bnt he
would make IL known before leaving
town .
Having spent a day or two LOOKING
s'ound, visiting the places where
liquor was sold, and making in1uires
a. to the amount rctaiied, the npmhor
oi hab'tnal drunkards in the place tho
Lumber of dogs kept bv men who's
Children never went to school, or had
e. ough to eat-atter, in short. maxine
Q complete moral inventory of IN,
town, he concluded to leave, aud bav
ing mounted his horse, was abon, :,
to be of, when his inquisitiye friend
urged on by his associates, STEPPED n,
and SAID: :" See here captain, yo,
promised to tell us your business befor,
you left, and we'd like to hear from
you on that point"
81" All, we'll" said the stranger"
. an an agent Of the devil-I'm huntin,
location for hell. and l am glad tina
! have found a place where it will no
% necessary to remove the preseu
inhabitants 7"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

.B- The Richmond Enqairer says: 1--WE
do not believe that the African slave trade
will ever be opened, either legally or lille
gally with the Southern States There is
not 80 far as We are informed and respec-
table number of advocates in any Of the
Southern States to form the nucleus Of a
party likely to e productive of any results
But there are many other issues involved in
the revision Of the laws prohibiting the
slave trade, which We desire to be made,
and which may be accomplished by the
discussion of the Echo and 'Wanderer
questions"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

E-Da MANN, the renovnei discoffrer OF ihst
!nvslusbl. remedy, Or. kans's Agne Bi'am, Ill
ntinnes TO labor in b half OF he afflicted.
meicices are unive silly admitted by tie Anerc n
pes TOD. far su!ero to any and all othcrs ever
discovered for the restelt Il chi!s fet ard sgue,
and al iate mit;tnis There can b lie dontt, IL We
place confidence in the qnua' able eslime Iii ais
which the Do t1r has IN bis ssessien that il the
great ST discovery made in the scienc- ~ medi
cine. Tee attention Il our readers i, called 70 the
advertisement OF this Bal found IL another col
umn IF thi paper, and We won 4 recommend all suf-
fering from this disease, viz ohs, fever and ague
to avail then Of trial II THIS REMEDY.
Sold BY ali good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
GOLD MEDAL
Grand and : qtsHFe Pianos.
STEfNWET l. SONS,
s! Walker st (near Broadway N. Y
WA SVEAC TUTISElsS

Were awarded the First Premium where and when.
they brought their riaAo FuItes into compete
ton with the bat makers OF Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Received the two first prlz aeias at the Metro
politan fair. Washington, 1s55.
The FIRST Premium "a gold Medal r the hest Pr
ano Furtr "a the Marylend Institute, Baltimore ls56
The First Prize Medal for she hes. Pi,n Forte at
the American Institute, Crysta, Palace, Nv York,
1886.
Tae First Premium "a Gold MeiaD ioi he best
Grand Piano st the Maryland Institute, Bait aore,
1877.
The First Premium al the State Fair, netroit 1857.
The FIRST Premium at the state Eetf, hi-hmond,
1857.
Among the iu'ges were The fret musical talent Of
The cnuu;ry, such W Mason, Gotfscha X, Wollen-
h,upt, sc. Grand and sfuarc Planes constructed
with the fulI wooden and iroa frame combined are
war antei far three years. Price, moderate.
otoo-i6uo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
nee.r. q ne Fi,,ibu.,er. nv the Ba.iii'k

After the many unfounded rumors
which have been received since the
departure Of the fillibuster brig Susan
from Mobile, we have at last authentic
intelligence regarding them.
On New Years day, as reported by
telegraph, the British war steamer
Ba.,l,sk landed at Mobile bay, with
one hundred passengers OF the bf'g
Susan.
AT the time of the escape OF the
Susan from Mobile, 1t will be remem-
bered Il at toe question was raised by
the press as TO the right OF any british
or other foreign vessci,to interfere WIN
them, and that, while strict orders were
issuei to the Home squadron, to ~
terceot them II possible, II was also
directed to allow the vessels oi no
Other nations 10 interfere Win them
The ground upon which these orders
wer. b. ed, y similar 10 that q a pa
rent, WHO while nc viii chast'se ms
chlld for {; ats, will alo" NJ one else
10 do it. The ofrDse Of iilhbustcring
is no crime q. aust England Or france,
but only aga.ust the country IN which
the Adventures land, and against The
United States where Iac expedition
is fitted out, and only the 'vern-
mrnts wn,ct have been II lrei, by the
Law ot nations, possess the power to IN
tertere wi,h, or punish them.
Knowing that litt.e chance existed
that they would be taken bs the Home
Sq.,ison, under command OF Com
Mclutosh, an! benz aware that there
we're large Z : IN aad French fleets
uo5a the coast II Nicaragua, We were
AnoiehensIye taat an attempt might
d 80 by tae,u 10 interfere WITH tie
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IHE News FROM FRAzEa RlvER--At the
latest accounts from Frazer River. Governor
Douelas had issued proclamation, declaring
the organization OF the new Governm ut Of
British Columbia, and the regulation the
Territory by English law; publishing the
revocation OF the act of 1898. granting the
exclusive privilege of trading witt the In
dams to the Hudson's Bay Company and
announcing tie royal mandate Of indemni
fcation TO the Governor and all other Off
Gals for acts done before the establishment
OF legitimate authority in British CoIur. bia
"a measure of protection against future lie
gal proceedings
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

~ Li0ut. Marin, the prescribed son-in
law of the "implacaLle Thorndike." was one
of the victims of the Naval Retiring Board.
lie has been restored TO the actual service
list, and has already beat to quarters for
fight against his amiabIe father in-law 8
will He has employed Rufus Choate to
conduct the case in his behalf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
SrAki. IEI. us.

RAILROAD CoNNE. TioN.-THE An
ANosA CONSEQUENTIAL convention
ii III, Muse ,tnc, Upton and Anano-
sa Railroad is called 10 assemble at
Rome, Jones county on Wednesday,
TIE 18th inst. y general consultation
VII be had concerning the extension
OF the Upton RAILROAD from the inter-
,erti0n Of the C.. |. x y. X. t. TO An
am0sa. This connection. as our read
crs are generally aware, W Il give a
continuous line Of railway between
Muscaii and Dubuque. 1t is under
stood, also, that the project OF branch
road from Anamosa to Quasqueton,
aud TO the county seat of Buchanan
county, viii be discussed.
MrscArISE & TIrToN Il. R.-The
( Muscatine En4utrer says:
"Our Upton Road is pr ogressing
with considerable speed. The contrac-
tors say they Will have the cars run
uing 10 Upton as soon as the 4th day
OF July next.
MRs. BoaTwIcK.-Thosc who were
present at the late Philharmonic Con-
cert in this city, and had the pleasure
of listening TO Mrs. Bostwick, will be
gratitied to learn that she achieved a
great success in Muscatine on Friday
evening last The journal thu:
speaks of the concert
ut was quite an ilnproinptu affair
the concert taking place only two
DAYS after it was first spoken of. In
consequence Of this very short notice
quite nuniber of our citizens misseo
the opportunity OF attending it. Mrs
,ostwick visited our city at the OK
press Invitation of several of our citiz
ems who had heard her in the cast
These gentlemen --Mcssrs J. 5. Hatch
+. " Terry and }. ". Dutton-mcr
the warmest thanks ot The commun!t,
tor their cxeitlons IN obtaining Mrs
Bostwick' services. and in making al
the necessary preparations Tor The
3 concert. ilarc'5 Hall was filled will
r quite large audience. We will no
be SO rash as 10 venture criticism o.
eulogy OF our own upon the merits o
Mrs. Bostwlcks singing. We thin
W. never listened to anything thai
; could compare to t in beauty, sweet
ness and power of expression. Ana
teurs aud proticients IN music in on
midst, who heard her, cannot express
: their delight rith sufficient en,Eusi
asm. The hour during which she sun.
( seemed to Us but ti.tcel. minutes, an(
= We Judged that the same Illusion pos
sesoed the rest of the audience, for al
ter the last piece Ms. Bostwlck, in re
pig to the ciamorous encore of the au
dience. aga Il appeared aud sang An
other piece. When the last beu Itch
Ing notes OF the song had died away
aud the song~ter had made her tina
y bow, he whole house sat silent an
still, IS Ii wiling, by the slightcs
motion, to break the fairy spell whicl
her music had thrown around then
Mrs. Bostwick leaves her audicac
, here with but one wish ungratiiiec
! that they may hear her again.
STATE BANK MoNEY.-Thc Musca
tine Branch OF the State Bank of low
: commenced issuing bills on Monda
last. We have already described tn
vlgnettcs of the different deuomina
. tions. The bills are neatly engraved
, with every precaution against altera
ton or countericiting. The bills of a
the branches are the same, the nam
! of the place Of issue being written in
blank left by the engravers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
Violin & Plano Forte Instructions,

MR.. HERMANN KLEIN being celebrated Vic
WI iinist and Piano player who just arrived from
uermaf:y, will give distractions on the Violin and Pr
ino Forte either at his residence wherever else
whore wanted. Pianos tuned and repaired. In
quire at the Germsnta House. I'd siyee. between Rip
ley and Scott streets or letterbox 914.
aupl2 larnN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

sB- The correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Press says that the Hon. Daniel +.
Sickles is preparing speech en- the tariff
question. in which he will take ground in
favor of specific duties, and will especially
advocate such aid TO the great iron interest
as will he most effective"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
A Card.

7 HEREBY eive motto. that l have this y ap-
i poin'ed my ir,thsr, Hi Adams. my agent, to
take charge Of my business In III. City during my
abseece. He I'll attend to the leasing OF Franklin
Block, and all pc desiring therein ap
Lly 70 him, and al rents mag be paid to him, be Is
auth rlzed by me to receive the same and give re-
ceipt4 therefor.
Said Eli Adams will also act my agent In taking
charge OF the business Of this lows BooG ems.
Dated st Davenport this Path day OF Decepber, A
ID 1856. CHARLES ADAMS.
decQ9.1m