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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23

PoLroE ooURr-Beforo Judge LAwRENoH.-
The case Of James Taylor came up again yesterday
on motion for a new trial by his Atty, which wal
not granted. He was fined $500, and costs, and
was sent 10 Jail In default Of payment We hope
to Hes every ssoundrsl Of this stamp as promptly
and justly dealt with as Taylor has been-all the
faults We hnd Is that be gets on two easily.
A motion was made by the counsel for defence
70 arrest judgment, which was OveTuled
Peter Gabel was up for intOxieation-oaso 10 be
disposed Of to day. II
Phillip Golfer was fined 81 for using proIano Ian
guAge in the public streets, ....,afc.,rT
Agnes Thompson and AHn COous arfaig6ed ioI
disturbance-hned $50 each.
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b. CoWles & Co, Publishers
epefiaI Notices.
Vegetable Substitute for OaIOmeI aud Blue
Pill.

Vegetable Substitute for CalomeI aud BIhe-
Pill.
BRGNDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pitts
bv restoring the bowels 70 their original day and nafra
action, give strength % the somaoh purify The blood
establish tue healthy condition Of the digestive organs nud
thu dyzpepsa colds, coughs rheumatsms dropsos.
and sickness generally whether chronic recent The
Gel ebrated Abemehy says; "Ansf hayng cured tho de
tangement 1.-THE bowels debites and ell diseases gen
orally disappear Of rer opa accord even ia short time
The e1peonce Of century has established the worth
these pills beyond dispute purgatvo and antblpus
medicine aud the b. upwards Of 900 conscientious
physicians, and by million Of families shows that
they supplying Of the Of humauty aud are
In advance Of medical science The above pills although
purely vegeai To- known and used substitute
for Caomol Hydrargwi Chiondi Mt) producing all is
alternative and other Indications with Of It's dsofgpn-
ization effects upon the sods-oen cripping fe-or
It's distressing action uFon the teeth aud The pre-
pared concentration from the phnciplestho Life
Addition Psis substitute for bluo-pill (PiG Hyrdr-
gyu possessing the poCusr action on tho secredng
gans Of that preparation from mercury, but Of its sal
waiting other injurious effects Those who have used
them, 5iaeplH substitute otherwise award thom
the highest praise They nearer to concentrated
Essence Of Life than anything yet made in the way
medicine BY single pill given daily, when an hope
hssae, has health. In fact they supply an
organic principle TIE bool always wanting iu exirems
O. sickness Old people have the secreons ear
B yOutn resOred ny thes8 Lie Addllon fiS. Iher val
ne as life pfeservers is beyond estimate.
Brandreths Vegetable Univ .rsa Pills tho
bowels and blood Of sick person the Of death r.
THE LlFR ADDITION Pills SUPPLY rHe ORGANIC NEcEs-
OF THE BLoOD's virAtITY-the minute gobules u
vegetables essences OF which they but the coucreton
have their eraci counterpart in the vital globules Of tho
blood And from who does the blood derive It's life
its gobueE verify from The from which Dr
Brandreh derives the life pr ciples ofiho Lille Addition
Pns-fom the Vegetable Ringdoml
These pills also tho Unvsrsal are warfonled pureb
vegetable Reailed respectively at 25 and 80 cents PLY
scans and the public supplied by ihe gross single box
al d.. Brandreth's Principal ONCE No 29i Cunal-st N
" and by
S, Gardner, No 90 Superior street. Cleveland, and
r. Wheden, Hudson, and b. all respectable dealers IL
medicines mysI
II Ifany people in the world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out is ours who live
his water-loggcd country. The miasmatic poison OF
Swamps and Marshes becomes a veritable devil in th
blood to reye in the Agues aud Feyers which shake an
coroh US all. Ayers AaUE CURE is said to be tn,
posteve need and Of neghbors who have rie,
firm the report Journal, Plano M
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CITYa& NEWS ITEMS.
THURsDAY NOTHING, JUNE %, 1859.
Nd oRNAMENrAL PRINrINa.

~ Plain aud Ornamental priutnsu' ovbfv description
lone The Printing o. The Lcader Oco
Nc stmpfoyed aud most rapid steam ifessos in the
uest STYLE short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
lodar itontion mid 10 blank Ndrk Every descriptions
binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
les hooks, Receiving book 81 SC. sc.
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Stoves and EnamelOd Crates.
w, Il. Marvin,

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oPpo-
ate the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LlBEhAL
II patronage Of his friends and the rest q mankind
during tnU palI Fall trade, b now dele rnlhea ~ y
his large variety of COOKING, PAhLoRy ttAflt MI Az
OFFICE STOVES aud EHAMELED ShAAHs o.
M sldASfM0IH coofcIHG STOVES ilr Hotels apo
hisVctor Coos ing stoves for private iqu1es nah ~
surpassed for peri elton la operation and economy IN ue
MS Hot Air Purlor Heater for Pmlprs, hnlh. o.lpg'
Houses Churches, horoa, Hc inudo iur Alhfaeu ~
constructed tha answers either icr Sow ei y
flrnnea or both uonhneu. and therefore Will pfhlulc
much moro heat than any other stow Ia the market 4 10
nrut handsome aud dusbln, aud 10 giving great ea shr
uu 10 yOf best niizCus. ila Pearl" Nhr' la
made oval 0r anrs burns coke or hard coal viii gie
econom, aud neaness and also gives perient gat secg
Fhe negest aud most desirable styles of EhAMElEp
CRATES on hand a. The lowest prices,
lie manuilcturcT und Keep suppufd VIII ~, Aohlgi
and sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
always on hand. .t
All arc respect ull solicited 20 call before pufhhalnl
slsoshsro Al tbs old and vsll-knogp s'hp9 9lp,,t,,
ssaio - Bio No ,qsouih sllsP6
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MATRIMONIAL-

TO THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
has been my good fortune restore to health many
thousands Of my country-women.
My has excited the malice Of the enyious and
aous but their prosecutions lave served only 70 extend
nd osab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long held in afIeconate aud
hankfol remembrance by those who experienced my
uk can afford to despse the efforts Of
nd slandere ..... ..I..L
MY friends have repeatedly urged place my med
cine for producing mensruaon within the reuch Of the
ladies Of the United Sates hut ndsposon To enter
field so occupied by quacs with pencous nustrums
and fear that uuprnopled aterfeers might palm
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Al last yield to the entreates Of patients and friend
aud offer to the suffering Females of Amerioa medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Inregard to the efficacy Of the "AMlE DE FEMME,n
need only say, that III in liquid o and is exactly such
asi have used IN myctceu France for many wears and
that has never failed to satisfactory result
Tho "Amio de Femme aud menstruaton stand in the ne
lation OF cause and effect 1t powerful TO orpinnt
healthy menstrual flow where il never has visited and u
restore where has been from any cause suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of lire
tons on each bottle Of the annie de Femn will bear mi
written signature, and both the bottle and enclosing be-
wii be scaled with my private seal
| Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851 ~ NiD'
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JUNE.


H.| 49, l.
Keep closely barred your frigid gates
o, ahivering month Of June,
Till have made q thicker coat,
And warmer pantaloon.
ia like 10 hire a man 10 STOP
Each crevice in the sky:
Though rain may benefit the crop,
I'm not crop-noti
Iwonidnt tread your lsaly courts
On pain Of cold or chill,
Unless l had two good stout boots
And patent umberll
Then closely bar your frigid gates,
o, shivering month Of June,
Till have made a thicker coat,
And warmer panialOon.
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Builders & Arfbitrfts.
1flaabinists Sc.
Deltttstrp.
DENTISTRY
AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
read tho following lines IL teeth are bad, read
hem with great If you have no teeth at all hsp
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the streets, in the social
circle and in the parOr by the hubest peasant and lhe
prouest autoora is that hunde ds Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the want OF the timely aid OF good and
skul dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
cases worse ALL II your teeth are good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them IN order
If poor time should be lost but have them repaired tho
sooner Tie boer and escape that which Burns says ~ s
hell Of all diseases. All irregularities OF the teeh shouu
beatiended to in childhood and youth .
All dGsirOus of hne dental operations arc hN-
ed TO call NY room whore particular attention given
TO the preservation OF the natural teeth, where lhe
YuLCANIZED CORALlHE,
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OpstErs.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. s. M ~
" NIALTBY'S date Holt & A1altby's) NSNk LIZ
CELEBRATED OYSTERS will be ~
RECEIV ID ALLY,
From hs establishment IN Batmore-put up In cans an
WArrsnted fresh and good OF no sale, ...,., . -
Also-HERMErlCALLY SEALED OYSTERS, Lob
6TERS CLANS Spiced Oysters and sadines kept con-
Etautly on hand.
Bsitimo.e New York and Princess Bay Shell Oysters
will he received daily by Express
~ MANAGES LEMONS and CIGARS by the boz.
W. W. GAINES, Agent,
nc2 No. "a Superior street. Cleveland. %.
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n. II. sOLOMONsON-

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest assortment the aost approved kinds
PEcIACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for near far
shied are ground under his wninspection by machine
Of anew construction with tho rreatest care 80
'lithe eyes in all cases curing Weakness DizEness or
!HaHmdfiono Of The Eyes and imparting strength long
reading or fine sewing
ER- N. II. Solomouson would here inform tho public
that he aevur employs any one In the sale hslensos
rB- Also. splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES hi
ChOAGOPES, COMP ASSES, &c, kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
ES-omee3s superiorsueet under the American Hotel
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a,sas Pase. in a irnri
81 Steel Engravings
OHiLDREN's CABS,
NEW MERCHANT TAILOR RS
Pasturage--1S5O.
- THE pASTTIRES on THE

RW7N THE PASTURES OF THE
subscriber will be open on aud after the I'd
VI VI Of May. Notice % hereby given 90 persons
-eAAA4- sending Cows, that they will be charged for
she tntre from date OF entrance Nov unlass
they give potoe IN writing OF earlier Withdrawal; aud
also that the subscriber viii not be responsible animals
IormE-fiiy Cents week pay able every Monday 10
advance unless arrangements are made With the subsc
her for the ason n.
Apply my onice over nIorchnnts Bank, Superior St
or Milo hOsWorih Hcrdsman, at the entrance gntes
near Wooson Co Is new Stove FOundery, his brick
dwalhng house, University Heights, Nl .L
hpr3o3m2a S. s. STONE.
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Alarm Spriag Sash Balance

hldTln OpTilg DdSn OdldHC6
PATENTED gata
March ID, 1858, by
TIIOs. DENHAAt JOSEPH ". BRIGGS,
It OfClevoland, Ohio
HNI1E SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
IL mens arc perfect substitute for weiglts and pu
eys aud balances The sash any desired Oia giving
ALARM BY the fnisng ug lowering OF the sash,
etsN applied 60 windows In huildns ready built
lhe ollowing testmcnia Is from the we-kpown Masto
BuildeYs Of Cleveland =
CLEVELAND, Ohio November, lsss..
hessrs. DENHAM BDIgGs We the undersigned, have
ng examined your ALARM SPRING SASH BALANCE,
can most cheertulH recumT invention valuable
have pal ened The sash beng perecy hal
uni burglar proof together with tho perctness aud
simplicity Of construction aud arplied 20 tho window with
such comparatively tng expense, l. sufficient guArpnty
J. nj. Blackburn Architect suhosturtoyant Builder
- and Builder Geo Campbell..,.,, do
W j Wurner. ,...s.. .BulderG. II Kidney. do
Sherman kenney DO lanes Bqdge, ...... DO
W Nuhlun.. .s.... do la. q HrutIutu, do
y NJ, STILES. ,,.,..... DO Is. II Richardson. do
William O0llister... do ~. nj. Wa d...,..... do
tieiF lalI' 90 ~ AplAnhii, 40 It
T. " young g.'....., 90 Lew johnson. ..,..,, do
A. Fiper.,.,.'.,-. go Jplh Owens & 1ntrnctpr
Ohm CHI .,.... .Conractoi and Builder
This invention is on exhibition at the Paint and Glass
Ware house Of I, DENliAAl No. so Public Square
County and state Rehs Tor sale by the Paenteos. deo2t
GULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
~ STOVE POLlSH-the hett IN the market Also
LUDLOW'S miauble Sof-Sealing FRUIT CANS, war
anted 10 ha Air-rgh for sale cheap Wholesale or
rotuii, by W l.. MARVIN. No q Public Square,
ot1 Nearly 0abosite tho uidCuurt House.
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PARIS, January, 1851

For sale Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No, 20 Superior street Cleveland who viii snnnl ~
Annie de Femme at the Proprieors prices
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HEMUNAL,
DR. b. f. ROBINSON HAS RE.
~ moved his Dental ofice to his residence, No 80
Wood SO four doors North Ofthe NJ E. Church, where 10
will DO happy to see all his former patrons or any 9TH
ers wha may no8d his services.
Claveland. March 2n lS5s-mh2l:dt
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DENTIST.
nR. w j. GUILD HA S REMON
cd his Dental Ohice to Room No, IS, Hoffman block
SUPERIOR street East OF Public Square South OF z o. Az
who need the Of Dentst, will save themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY ny giving him a
cal Eec rcity used TO mitigate pain, Tor those VINO de
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold silver Porcelain aud Nuleanized Rubber hRse
In fbe be manner Teeth ia sets from $40 TO $50 Coli
fhugs according size Of the cavity from 90, upward
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= shinina per week 20 city Subscribers.
Five Dollars per zee 90 We'll Subscribers.
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GUTTA HCHA ASR,
NJ Art;6cial Taatb

nj ~, IN tbe hesl n,nuuer W. B INGERSOLL,
No 2i Marble Block superior street, Cleveland, D.
mVl8ks
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DYSPEPSIA.

m> Considering the Various forms In which this disease.
W. veop.s ITSELF II well be called "hydra bea,.i
In IL train follow Indgssoa Pain In So,ndc Hedrfl
Water Brash Cosfireaess, Pies, Acidity, Oppression
Eating, Jammdiee F2dfuieacy 76por q Mc Lirer Dss,h.
Debitv Female Co,npiafnts, dc. Some OF the frs M N
effected In their persons by the OxYGESArrp E
while testimonials from other sources, editorial oit
ions and voluntary expressions from who
see their names In print perfectly overwhelming
Read the following from very highly respectable Clergy,
man:
EAST TAUNTON, Mass. Feb. ,1s.s
To the Editor of the Portland Mrror,-sir:--
OxyGESATEn BTTEEs-For than twenty FIVE years
have been sufferer from the dyspepsia. Beside try Ia
thence Of my family physicians In the almost ; u
their various prescriptions, have tried great variety ay
tent medicines with similar result Through the kindness 81
physician, received last March, half bottles
OXYGESATED BTTTERS. began them without al.
them fair in continued their but without any perez
thle benefit ill June.
Since then hive gradually improved In health TIL en-
ey free from acidy Of The ch and from the
faulency aid ne awful and almost dis. ructiug sick
which oen for days ,ogener hrs wholly untitled
md for all other ministerial dues and rendered life burden
feel that owe ii, expression " gratitude Mess
Oxygenaed Biers, In my esiination remet,
tia, most trying, most vexng and cruel Of hill diseases
which poor human flesh Is heir the yspeisa Having
ed 80 long, and tried many different remedies with
result recommend the Ox.genaed Bit!crs with
denc few others II ~ The readers Of the Mor
suffering beg of them 10 MAXI trial Of these Bitters with
delay.
JAMES X. GUSHING
Prepared by :. W. FOWLE h CO., BosroS, and for s,lr
William \. STROLLER Co.. and John II. Scay, Lyncnburg:
c. Pugh. Campbell G. H. and by al Druggists and dealer.
medicine throughout the city and country Jul. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

TAXING 1T CooLLY. The II custom Tergrayh
which bitterly opposed Gen. Houston. takes the
result OF the election in very philosophical spir-
it, Hear it:
We were going along smoothly we thought
had made our State officers for couple of years
ahead, rs we iondly antci pa,cd, and supposed he
country was all right, when all at once we heard
something drop" md the next thing we felt "a,
thought we had been sent for and couldn't co.
There is just this one thing about't the opposi-
ton outnumbcred US and we had 10 knock under
We are now pleasantly located the bank. OF
Salt River, that famous place for retrieving broken
political fortunes. The fact is, old Sam is elected
and he can't be enchrcd out Of his Govcrnorshir
in any way but by sending him to the United
States Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

1nE CINCINNATI TRAGEDY. De AIrbuis Insane.
The Cincinnati papers state that De Marbais,
who attempted TO kill himself and wife, has be-
come insane. The Enquirer If Thursday says:
Night before last, De Marhas. who had been
quiet from the time of the occurrence of the trag.
cdy, became very restless and at last wildly deliri.
Gus. calling upon his wife Blanche with tears and
lamentations not to desert him declaring that her
love was nll he had live for in tones that would
melt the sternest heart. Then hc would besom
furious, and, yowing he would kill the man who
had caused all his unhappiness, he made such Ell.
.o.s 70 get out Of bed that several strong persons
could hardly hold him there.
between these paroxysn,s Of passion and delir
lum De Marbais would be iistless and Indifferent.
~eak, often sobbing like child, until new idea
- memory OF the past-would fash through his
mind, when he would again fall TO rav,pe. In an
nour or two he re-enacted all the scenes Of his
:ie SINCE ni: marriage, and performed once more.
III imagiaet,on the fatal acts of that memorable
Tuesday night. Such changes as he underwent
were singular and painful to witness, p,ssinr
from the extreme Of womanly tenderness to the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30
Presidential Nominations

The I.ccsburg Wnshingtonian in the following
article expresses some sound and well considered
views:
There is nothing improper in suggesting tie
names of distinguished statesmen for tho Presi-
Dental nomination, hut when these SUGGESTIONS are
followed by II continuous and persistcn, advocacy
lii frequently does much more harm than god.-
A rivalry is too often commenced hy friends ot the
competing candidates, which is often carried on to
a personal warfare, aud finally results in di,iS
ion in the party. The present prcdicauent Of tho
Democrats ought to teach tho Opposition time
lly lesson upon this subject. While there u
number of distinguished names SUCCESSFULLY Boris,
ICRITrENpES, EVERETT, Bell. GoGGiN, lluNT, MN
rnRor, EVERETT and BArEs-any one Of whom
would rally the party, and whose election would
rebound to the listing welfare Of the country. we
deem it inexpcdient and improper to press Tie
claims Of any one Of them too zealousy at this
early date. The Opposition have n much more
important work to do now, than to discuss the
merits of particular candidates. The first and
most promnct step. is to effect n cordial union Of
all opposed to sectional discussions and who wish
to form n great union party, which will discard
all sectional agitatons. 1t is very evident that
we have sectional parties in the country, and il n
union organization be not formed we will have II
sectional contest in the next presidential election.
which should be deprecated by all union loving
men. Should we now follow the example of dem
ocrats, we will soon get into warm, and proba-
bly, angry discussion of the merits Of the eminent
opposition statesmen whose names are before the
country in connection with the Presidency, and
entirely overlook the more essential yart Of the
work we have to d. in effecting such an organiza-
ton as will secure the election of the ticket we
nominate. Let us FIRST thoroughly organize the
party and then we will have no difficulty in Sc
Letting nominee.
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singular Accident to q Cincinnati Belle


Singular Accident to q Cincinnati Belle.
a young girl. residing ON Eighth street. near
M..und. who has hast Of admirers. and by most
IL her acquaintance is considerably cnyied for
her beauty, night befrc last met with an accident
which has IN all pr,4.'.iIity. destroyed her eyes
a,rl made slns.s. hi,lsous the face which before
was nearly dis inc.
She has fsr se,ns time past been in tho habit OF
ia hing herself just before retiring with mixture
OF ca,n phene AMI salt. generally known to be
quite excellent M method hy which ID preserve
the complexion and make the kin clear an /
smooth, During her customary nj gully abution
on Tuesday, the ramI,lenc tr'k ire ft,m lamp
burning upon n"r toilet table. ard blsicred her
face neck, shoulders and bosom in horrible
manner.
Her injuries, in consequenceof the presence Of
the salt which had been mixed with tho liquid
she used, are not as dangerous as they would
otherwise have been, still they are very painful.
and have given riso to many and such various
expressions ofsympathy and tenderness from her
friends tina. she is said to bear her suffering with
the greatest fortitule. Her eyes. however are go
badly burnt that it is feared she will entirely lose
one at least; but although there is possibility OF
saving both of them. tho roses plucked from her
checks by the fiery fingers of the flame have al
ready faded forever.
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Bakers Premium Bitters.

a. ~ We hope The citizens generally will be ever mind
rEE Of this ull-important Family Medicne-0ne that
invaluable in nil cmn.cs and in all seasonsone that has
formed rena kable nn any other dio,er
,hat be by all conditions Rn sexes with lrr
siryan one sands unsvalcd for the cure of Dyscel
Colds aud Coughs, Cholc, Nervous Affections General Dci
Aguc and Fever pnd Nervous Headache. Bakers cclebra
P;Edcn BrrrE.s have been manufactured in Richmond, Va
fr yeas past and highly recommended by Physicians
Others To- lcr great yir,uc. They composed entirely
vegetable and therefore entirely free from all
raj Ibisons. When all ner remedies have failed single
tie has been known worst Of d, slepsa,
by The lac .o p. New-hlls AMI feyrrs aesied by
H. Gre2orr Of Heinrich. and oFsund eholcs and darrl
hundreds of citizens assert who used il with great
tlu ing the prevalence Of the Cholera Richmond
which immediately checked and uprooted all the symptom.
that hurrl disease by hc of Bakers premium RiTrrt,
Indeed we dou IL cre has been discovered tonic
powerful and yet soothing nature these Bil.ers
constantly administered children With the haIles
The Proprietor of ,ese Ber anxious to have Them know
hrOl iJn ic country aud for this will put
cor. and OH by the wholesale. such price
cannot fail " please All p, Try the Bitter,
to juige for themselves of lAer rueEi,s.
To bc had Of al. DRUGGISTS in Lyueburg and elsewhere
Virginia. For orders address l.. BAKER, Proprietor.
july 2d-&cts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

We received on yesterday. at II O'Clock, the
New Orleans Crescent of last Friday Thus, We
have mail from New Orleans in n little over
three days. Let the Post Master General befre
he changes the great Southern mail route. cousd
or whether the mail can be carried 50 expeditions
Ily over any other line.