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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28

CHAs. Y. PUTNAM. J.. Is. LgATE.
PUTNAM Il LEAkE,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT Law, and
IA NotaIss Public. Once, No. % Main street,
Davenport, Iowa. nsyl7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28

Whole No. foot passengers crossing the
bridge during the week is 22O3.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
n AZ vsnRI.Ev r. 20.

r.. II. MORLEY + COZ
VXTBOLEsALE and Retail Dealers IN fsncy and
w Staple Groceries, Da1eps Block, c,rner OF
Perry and Second streets.
Flour, Cement and Plsstering Hair constantly on
hand.
~ All goods delivered free Of charge.
Davenport, Iswa, April ~, 1889. tapr24-3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
u. N. PATTON

J. ID. PATTON,
A TTORNRY AT Law. Omce-up stairs In the
n building formerly occupied by y. ". Wiley,
West Second street
Business introsted to his care will be punctual'y
attended to
Davenport. January a, 1859. JAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28

WOOLENs.
flannels, ......... 20a46
do twilled.. 19d3O
Innings. plaid.
Satinetts, pl & fanlOa76
IN. deI.aines fancy .0a22
do plain l6G40
ZINC.
Block,.. ..........l2L
She<sts tssss...,e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28

whisky ,cOmnlons..s..2
do Bour l 6009 80
do Rye. .6OGssn
Pure Spirits. 55G!d
Brandy, Domes. 75Gl 30
do Imp IS O6dS 90
Gin, Meder Swan. 81 30
do Club House..2 90
do Belle. q 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
rAXl0R A RALLORD.

MO. 9 WEST SECOND STREET, UD CLAIRE
~ Row. Davenport, lows, Wholesale and retail
dealers In rugs. Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Window Glass, Fancy Articles, Periumery, Mineral
Teeth Cold Foil &c &c Nch8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
WILLIAM HALL, J. wILson QUIT.
HALL 4 GUITEAU,

A TTORNRYS AND OOUNenLLERS, NOrARIRS
"A Public, c .mmissioners Of Deeds for Maine, YER
mont New Hampshire, Massachusetts,. New York,
New Jersey, Pennsyivania, Virginia, Ohio, Tennes-
Acc Kentuoky. Illinois and Missouri once No q
Main st one door south Of Cock d Sargent's Bank.
July LIST, 1855. julyl-d&wlv
JOHN n. CRAWFORD,
rrORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
IA Notary Public.
OFrIon-N Nickolls' Block, up stairs. JAD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
j. j. VALLEY

"
r AND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE BROKEn.
will give special attention 70 renting houses and
collecting rents. Also, buy, sell, exchange. lease
aad pay taxes real estate negotiate loaDs, exam
ine:land titles, DC &c.
OsvIcE-st Bishemore Il LsWes' Bank, No II
Brady street, Davenport, Iowa maylOs6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28

YIAvIN0 RESUMED THR PRACTICE OF
III Physc, respectfully solicits the patronage Of
his friends and the public.
OrvIcE-No. Nickols Block, over the Bank.
npr1-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
HENRY u. ANDERSON,

4 TrORNEY AND COUN6RLLOR AT LAW, and
~ Notary Public. Loans made improved
property Metropolitan Block, "a street. Davenport,
, 1859-06-10
Enormous Frauds On the Govern
menk In PoatAEe Stamps.
Correspondence Of the n: 7. Hsrald.1

Recent Investigation into the affairs Of the
Post Office lend to the belief that that Depart
1uept Of Government loses one million OF dol
lars vcar by the use Of counterfeit and re-
washed postage stamps It is believed that
there ase two classes Of persons engaged IN t4ls
nefarious business, one which manufactures
either from engraved or photographed plates,
and sells new postage stamps, ind another that
G4thers those which Aave been used, from waste
paper collections, and by mems Of acid wasi'es
of the Post Office stamp thut il pnt on them
when they pass thron9h the oi1ice, under the
present postal system. There Is no means OF
guarding against the first named evil, for the
manufacture Of postage stamps is SO. Simple
that one man can make his plate and produce
thousands Of sheets without tue aid Of single
person. To dispose Of them he has only to
come into collusion With some Of the postnlas-
ters or their clerks, Of which there are more
than 5O, 900 in al, throughout the country, and
the constant losses Of money in passing through
the mails, does not give high standard Of hon.
eaty among them. All Of them are entrusted
with the sale Of stamps, md no check can be
kent upon then, for there is no possibility Of
asccrtaining how many stamps arc in the hands
of the people. When letters ara passed tlIc
clerks have no time to scfutinize the # amp on
them, aud they are rapidly delaced with black
stamps, As the letters with defaced stamps on
them pass again into the hands Of the people,
the department can form no positive idea to
what extent tue fraudulent stamps are used.
The same difficulty Of detection attends the re-
washed stag ps, but they are supposed to be
used to less extent than the countcrfeits, on
account of the greater facilities for selling the
latter.
, 1859-06-10
The MARYLAND S1avcholderA' Conven'
f1lkfl.

0,,-on- 1ona 4-The lorebo}dars, Con.
,.oa,;n- ~ as,sent,e'l this a n. to consider the
question n os na,",e,;on ~ .1e . ~ .hs S,.te
1fGe negro popuaa"sa pps.d.J - a.i , ..'ns
ne na'' WIZ efo"oe1 ~'' l"@sN' A''e' CD
nes1ea' 91 Y, .,f..d psa,r. Chairman of thu
m;t,sa taon n nn rcsolut;onx submitted an a majority
eamn-4 suu.1,'@'e~ w
report yh. .a..,.oa ~. ~;ew. NJ ,,or-
r ~ ~ SasoGn n;ndr;.s ns;ne % xr,tsn addrfss
uoa VI s-4~ - ~ 5.;i;,, ~ -
, 1859-06-10
VAt.TRLLTNAs

T:ltellina or the Valtclliuc district, IN
which, as stated by the +Aragos news insur-
rectionary movements have taken place, is
mountainous province or delegation" Of tt'c
Lombardo- Venetian Kingdom, lying east Of
Lake Como and south Of the Swiss canton Of
the Grisons 1t is designated On the A1ncri-
can maps as Sondrio II belongs naturally to
tie Grisons Of which it was dependency TN
til the year l7e7, when, it presented itself fur
admission to the Cisalpinc Republic lately cre-
ated By Napoleon Donapartc. The Grisons
claimed its allegiance to themselves, but Na-
poleon adjudgcd al disputed territories to be
Independent and Incorporated va]nllina in the
new Republic. In 1915 thu Congress Of Wen
III allotted this territory te Austria instead o1
re,nauding it 70 Switzerland, and it became a
part Of the Lonlbardo.Vcuetian Kingdom 1te
area is 1858 square miles; population about
100000. Its Chief town, Sondrio, contains
abort (. 600 inhabitants.
, 1859-06-10

REVOLDTl0N1 IN PAHN4A.
The news by the steamer Africa. which We
print III another column, points to q succcssfu!
revolution in the Duchy Of Parma, aided and
supported hy the provisional government OF
Tuscany The inlant Duke Of Parma and the
new King Of Naples are tue only surviving
representatives Of the House Of Bourbon
among the sovero'gns Of Europe. The rcigning
Duchess Of Parma (tnotl'cr Of the Dakcl is
French Princess dauRhter Of the late Duke Of
HerrE
, 1859-06-10
Dres4 Grihutte.
CHI 10 AGO,

4 PANIC III THE WHEAT MARKET.
Under the adviccs tclceraphcd by the Africa
yesterday, as we'll as depressing news from
New York, OswcEo and Buffalo, a panic took
place among the holders Of wheat, and tho
market declined to &c. por bushe1.-Standard
spring touching S1.oo. Upwards Of $4,000
bushels changed hands,
, 1859-06-10

ADAMS HorsK-Tnis drst.class House.
thoroughly and elegantly retitted and furnish
ed throughout, is now open for boarders OF
transient guests. Its location on the corner ot
Michigan avcnue aud Lake street render it easy
Of access to the heart Of business rs well as to
the best resident part Of the city.
ieS-8t ". l.. 4 J. j. PEARcH.
, 1859-06-10

- Gentlemen as well as Ladies' are invited
patent folding CHAIRS, camp stools and settees,
furnish agreeable sittiugs while whiting for the
cars. Respectfully,
ie7.2w II. G. TAS ScHAAck, JR.
, 1859-06-10

I. G. Oakley & Co., hare removed to
their new store. No. 81 South Clark street,
where will be found general assortment Of im-
ported Segars, Fancy Smoking aud Chewing
Tobaccos, fine Mcersclsaums, DC.
Their Mount Ternons" can't be beat, and
we advise all who arc fond Of good Scgars, to
tr5 try them.
Maltese, Salyus, Flakc and John Linton's Silver
Twist chewing md Geneyicvc, Turkish and other
Smoking Tobacco wholesale and retail. Srno'
kers aud chewcrs who wish to find good a1ticle,
will cali on.
1wje1o &c. 0AKLE1, 81 South Clark St
, 1859-06-10

B All the Year. Round may be found all
the year round At Norris & Hyde's, 100 Dear
born street They havc also the bon Ton and
the Pictorial Knickerhocker
, 1859-06-10

E1. II. Singer / Co. hare removed to &c
Lake street, where tlcir new Family Sewing
Machine can be seen on exhibition. Open to
receive visitors Monday, June 6th.
;e7-lw i. ". HARR.s, Agent.
, 1859-06-10

= 4 colored youth, named John Dunn,
*tput his foot in it, Yesterday br stealing the
boots of Pat, Gibbons, Esq, for which tie was
arrested aud tried by Justice Akin, who, judg~
ing from Pats boots, thought the case did not
arnsunt to larceny, so John wns sentenced to
81 fine aud GO days in Dridewell 10 1oo!.
, 1859-06-10

Boz Tox FOR JuSE.-The June number Of this
popular Fashion book has been received By
McNal]y s Co., 81 Dearborn street, who also
have Chambers Journal for May, Peterson for
July, and the first monthly part Of ".All the
Year Round'
, 1859-06-10

Chur: h Meetings In Canada.
TORONTO, June sth.-The Church Of England
Synod and the annual meeting OF the congrega-
tion1 Union Of Canida, are now in session
here. Delegates to the Union are present from
New York, Vermont, Maine, Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick
, 1859-06-10

B The upper portion Of Clark St. Bridge
WIS being painted yesterday and therefore the
bridge was swung-as some complain, without
canbe.
, 1859-06-10

Noarotr, June Silent Winfield S. Bell,
Of the Revenue Service, died last evening.
, 1859-06-10

Another wife Poasoner HANGED.
CoBrRc, c. ". June 9.-Dr. King, the wife
po'soner, was haaged this morning. lie mlde
a!speeeh on the g7llows, declaring his guilt and
his willingness TO die; that he made bis peace
with God and desired the .ople to pzar for him.
\ sast number Of people were present. No
diaturbauces occurred
, 1859-06-10

- Mr. Dodge, an elderly man from Syra-
cnsc, y. T., fell from lover story Of the Tre-
mont Exchange, yesterday afterraon. He was
badly bruised and cut about the face and hands,
and it is feared that te has sustained internal
injury. He fell while it is supposed he was
asleep. lie WIS removed to his brothers house
in n carriare
, 1859-06-10

SPEcCLAT1S6 ~ RAILROAD T1cxk7s.--The
Yankees are certainly great speculators, and
are never lost for IN opportunity to raise tho
wind. We bear Of new epee., which puts the
trnding in the Jenny Lind tickets completely in
the shade.
1t is well known that the present rates Of rail
road fares are unprecedentedly low; Of course
no Qnu expects them TO remain SO for length
ened period. The object in bringing them down
to these rates is to force some Of tue contest
ants to back down and that some road must
gisc in there can be no doubt, and that ut an
early day, for not any Of the companies can for
long time maintain so ruinous warfare
Perceiviug all this, and fully aware. too, that .
ticket once bought is good till it is used, the
Yankee spectators hare been pouring into the
city to buy tickets ut wholesale, to retail again
nj premiums, when tue rates shall have come up.
The Railroads, Of course, do not wish to sell
tickets to be used ut future time, at these
ruinous rates and to that end, when they per-
ceiyed tue drift Of things, instructed agents to
sell only one ticket to an individual, The cute
spectators evadcd this BY popping in and out
ali day, and even hiring others to buy tickets
for them. On "Wednesday the order was dis
patched ull orcr "tLe scat Of war;" to sell no
tickets 1t ali at the ticket Offices, aud that the
passengers must buy their tickets at the depot.
This accomplished but little, for the spcculator
was not thus to be foiled. AT the depot the
Spectators got ahead Of the Railroaders again.
One fellow put on different hat; md so chang
ed lls dress that lle was mot known, and got
, 1859-06-10

- See advertisement Of Diningcr's Old
Loudon Dock Gin.
, 1859-06-10

ExcuAxoE.-We will bug drafts and certifi-
Gates Of deposit On Eastern StAtes, bank notes
and gold. l.. Z. ALEXANDER i Co. i
ie4-5t S. ". cor. CLARK i Lake Sts,
, 1859-06-10
THE LATE FROST.

Dy our exchanges We are enabled to reach
the boundaries Of tile district Of country
touched by the sharp frost Of Saturday night
last, Beyond the parallel Of Utica on the
East Lexington, Ky, on the South, the dam
age seems to be slight As far as heard
from Westward, tlle crops are more or
less injured; but we have few or no reports
from the North, above Madison, Wis, by which
we can Judge Of the destruction in that direction
Probably, however, as all vegetation above this
latitude is but little advanced, the damage is
small The most productive part Of the Con-
tincnt il that upon which the blight has fallen
with what consequences cannot now he
told. III Ohio. Western Pennylyania and
New York. the effects Of the freeze are much
more scrinus ti,an lndlula, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Iowa else the reports arc exaggerated.
We do not apprcheud, however, that in any
locality the damage to the wheat and corn is
irreparablc. Wherever on low ground a piece
Of wheat was just in bloom, it has been badly
used up; and throughout the whole extent oi
country from which we hare any intelligence,
the growing corn has suffered more or less
nowhere severely enough, az we now beiievc,
to make rep1anting necessary. But for all this,
the loss is immcnsc-so great that it can be
computed By tens Of millions!
E% The Chicago Herald good Democratic
authority, says that wien Douglas gets sheaban
mt nf the Tinifs which lie is anxious TO effect
, 1859-06-10

~ Luuxr Oil will be sent to all parts Of the
country per express, with bill for collection. 4
large discount rnade to those selling Oils.
, 1859-06-10
N A r r, / E D.

EE See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, 1876 Lake street. a4b906
, 1859-06-10

- The visit made yesterday n,orninst to the
Rose Hill Cemetery by the Mayor aud Common
Council sas very interesting trip. The Jour
nat speaks very highly Of the cc'nctry grounds,
and praises the cold collation. which was et''
ioyed through the lbcrality Of the Board Of
Managers, beneath the shade Of the trees. by tue
party which consisted Of about fifty gentlemen
in Ill.
, 1859-06-10
THE CITY.

Il The Madison street Railroad track is
completed to Roby street, which is six blocks
ADORE the Bulls Head.
, 1859-06-10
Nem advertisements.

U G. SCRIrEN. -4fsxstiRag Aassl, q Dz4,larr n
athorisA to serrss Adte7tez@ss jor dir aaf aN ~
LAss'a9 Pspr4s ef ths Worth wkx. ta1tsAir
, 1859-06-10

B During the stay Of tue cxcursionists from
Cincinnati. We are to hare Regatta by tie Chi
cago Model Yacht Club, on lie 18th or 18th
inst. It is thought that the Vice President Of
the United States and Senator Crittcnden will
be among the visitors. "Ccad Mile Faittlc"
, 1859-06-10

70 While the Wells Street Bridge was open
ing on Wednesday last, a little boy named vii.
liam Pilgrim, Irving at III North Market street,
nearly caused the death Of his little sister, who
be was drawing in i baby carriase In his hur
~ to get the vehicle out Of mischief it got be-
tween the bridge aud the abutmcnt, aud was
soon shiyered into splinters; but Officer Mel.
son extrica,ed the baby without injury. Tie
| little fellow started home with his sister in q
hurry, promising to avoid similar pilgrimage in
the future
, 1859-06-10

pears in our columns to-day from 4. H. Biuinn-
ger 4 Co., s3s broadway, which, nc are well
assured means as it says. 1t refers to al art:-
Gle which, though often abused, has great med
ical virtues and lnwful domestic uses. "Binir~
eer's Old London Dock Gin. dispensed BY that
long established house, had Lo.d .f,Ie virtues US
cordial, and is strictly pure i9 lis component
with The fullest confidence. The name Of ,hat
firm is guarantee ofthe exact and literal truth
Of whatever they represcns.-N /. Commercial
.4drtrfiser.
For sale BY Hoyt Pierce, wholesale agents,
147 South Na.er street, and By all druggists
ie7-5t
, 1859-06-10

CLos1So OF TIE FINE ART EXPOSITION
The first Fine Art Exhibition Of Statuary,
Paintings, ETC., contributed by the citizens Of
Chicago, now open in Burchs building, corner
Lake Street and Wabash Avenue, will Be closed
op Monday, June sot,. Hours Of exhibition
fror4 L. u. to P. H., and from II to 9f in the
e7cning. Tickets 80 cts. for the season, Is cts.
for single tickets and Is cts. for children under
II years-to be had at the Boolatores Of S. c.
Griggs i Co., D. B. Cook Co.. at the prioei-
nal Hotels md 1t the door Of the Exhi ,itipn
Hall Catalogues sold At the door at 10 cents
per copy. 1s4-lw
, 1859-06-10

- Saloon keepers will 60 to le4 Laks
street, aud get Water Cooler and Flter.
ie6-4t
, 1859-06-10

TAX. nx. srx. 7Ax. III. sEH.
IS % Il S.0 7sI0 4sAs
, 1859-06-10

e The new ~ E. Church, Of the Ladies
Home Mission, on Sedgwick street, near North
Avenue, will, by Divine permission, bc dedica-
ted to the worship Of God on Sabbath afternoon
ut 81 P. n. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. Bishop E. R. Ames, D. D. Sermon at
night by Rev. 7. u. Eddy.
By tue kindness OF Mr.. Parmalec omnibuses
will be il waiting at the Methodist Church
Block at P. NJ, which will convey and return
persons desirous Of attending the service free
of cost
, 1859-06-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Steamship Africa.
More About the Battle OF Monticello.
KOSSUTH GOING TO GENOA,
address OF TIE EMPRESS EUGENIE


- = N, :. =. -.
SE" oES. June ".-ine steamship A1Hcn
has armed, 1fom 1lsesPoo! :sth UT.
cotelng 'Hpos1an1 from t1e seaL 81 war nc-
r9 la1net ue.as y. lug 9ae o. M1o.eneuo'
san-r5ulA says o!s !oss vas ~ k.1ga. ~
"ouhoea aao ~ ~ ~ missing. As sass tne tlcnca
na. 1uoefea ses J"' ou. aossaanea tfom IT, al purs9
Souns o.aa.un, So"ose S ranah =! .ne ,h" hus.5ian
iorSes. was Moanoeo' @ zone teaen n,o anthorlaes
s.e,. ~. ,ha htoth.rs 1
VIZ sngage ~ W <nc esNi'o1'e @'e
,t,ss o,;au h,a;. AZ Trn tat 1usssans aus
, 1859-06-10

" A\TED-A Situation hy \
~ youns n,.n VIII. vel uniersr4nas the e.'e nf
1ics~ and i 'nd careful dtiver. having h<en srua
md toschuAan fur the List ten ycass Address " NASH,
Put ubd:c. r3-lL
, 1859-06-10

- We are glad to learn that the fashion is
now for ladies to wear crino1inc Of smaller CIR
cumfcrence. Hoops Of moderate size are
graceful, aud the 1adies say "nice to wear" Ar
chitects putting up ncw buildings and arranging
the size Of door-ways should make note Of it.
, 1859-06-10

~ Stats Of the weather as taken by ]. q.
Reed l. Co., Apothecaries. IN Lake street
June 9Th:
Barometer. Thermometer.
, 1859-06-10

E)k1NTElsS, TAKE. NOTICE |!
i Tie prop,lt.r. IT veil, e.taDuAo+d sstk:v Pa%es,
p1e4sa,t AMI eoI,htuz tcwn ShtE+'" l'h"!s 1T
4rI xupp,..t w4t:, Pr-.srs T.2~ mi i. ths ua aIs
'*'1, II ttse'ut thu St'st-se1 r., 'f'e'fr' sinx
7n4neas The pa,e II R~M' tt.h t.:!t~ l.. Arx~
~! st1.ltion advertising mi Jus l3lsr"lt.tx.
FIR terms mt '.hsI tH1'e ',"s 49, fE1S n
..E,stnr se.nf. ~. Z Indnita ,ffssi NJ. .siyi
, 1859-06-10

- The health Of the city was never as good
as it is now. Many Of our Physicians have
nothing to do, and others bur very little call for
their services. Ne have heard several talk Of
going into other pursuits, If the sanitary stain
quo continues. We should be glad to hail the
SUCCESS Of the Doctors in 0fIkt arocati0ns
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

@ THE subscriber respectfully announces
EIh to his friends and thecitzcns Of Pacerv ile
0klS8and vicinity generally, that he has now in
store splendid assortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches /!
JEWELRY, DIAMOND WORK, &c., &C..
All Of which he offers at the lowest prices, for cnsb
CALIFORNIA JEWGL.RY made to order.
Watches and JeweIry repaired, and warranted
k0-NO charge for regulating watches.
engraving ON WooD, done to order.
Ljanlfl F.. F. BARSS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
L. B. HOPKINS

AUCTIONEER
NLL attend 10 sales In this city or any other part
W the County, promptly, and on the most reasonable
terms.
sR-Pariicnlar attention paid to the Sale Of HORSES,
CATTLE, aud other siock.
Or-rs l-It at the RoOk 9ore Of NuEent Pet or the
Livery Stable Of Davis Monroe, will be promptly attend
ed "a.
PseervlIe March fSth, 1sSS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
SGMI.BITUMINOUS COAL.

FKOM
Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
Tk'llE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
Il side Railroad Company 10 deliver COAL from the
Piedmont Mines 10 the City Of Lynchburg has established
Coal YAED 1.-THE island" and appointed \. SINS, well
knwh citizen Of this place. Agent It's sale and delivery
whom please apply.
TmIs produced from the mines Of De,ow Co.. who
competent miners, and prepared ship guam
ty III Coal t be required In good marketable order. II
IS naturally free from slate and other impurities and is
urube under combustion, than ordinary Bitumnous Coal
twenty live cent. II In used exclusively Fnrmy
Mines only about 10 miles city,
the easy grades the SOutsd- beyond The n
competition la this market The prices, therefore, will
bc reduced according the quantity For pres
they Will he:
For Grac Coal % ccuis busht
For shop Goal. Observation-Disclosures. l. "
sept 26-,3m JOHN 4. DALEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
eyyxsyHs6A1Kf 4 sKAfrs 3 r. SSsR1Kxr.

'Hs valuable .sd popsl.r heens psep.s.d IN cenern,y
III q. ss .. 81 me ed soss %
has universally seved The mo. Fsso,.b.s resnm.sd.on.
SAIL Aperf lent
and being entitled 70 special psesesee sas aay
Mineral spring .ae, ss. Po.dsrs and s.sr similar ss
both from lie em.ssas.s and gresi snesey may be
B.H.os. sslrlis D..a.... Sex nsadacAe, Le.s~
Appsfsts fndi0Asfsos, asd aH Sns1iar Cosa-
SPRING AND 81 MINER S SEASONS.
Is particularly adapted 10 the Of Traveller. by Sea
Habits. invas and Convaesr-n,s Captains 81 yes.-ls and
Planter. will Hn valuable addoa " their Medicine Chest
With those Who have usel H. has high asos and DEEM
IN frTfd " ira Lrer-i rcndcrs great service in
restoring healthy seiion
IN o.f and R1esmafsm- gives satisfaction al
laying all Innanma,. symptoms, and In many cases eject
n. suess IN ca.ss or Grarsi Indignation, Hsarars dad
toreaess Proves II 10 be Medicine u the greatest utility
teidity u Tie Stomach, dsd Ds d.tre.st"g .ietnsss 50
under is hrahfu Influence.
Hasord. gyee-t rsiif 10 ose afflicted 'eiM o. sub
I.cf 10 ne P-iosg g-nly bowels neuralizing all
Irritating .erron and thereby removing all innammaloy
IL Ic fnraiua,,e al case. rher.a oena. dpericnt
II Is In firm a Powder, carefully put up In bottles to
Keen In any climate and merely rulrcs water poured upon
- produce u .I.lgldful rfer, scent beverage.
Taken In The morning nteer- with the avocaiions
o the a, acting gently the SYSTEM restoring ic digestive
power healthy and vigorous tone u the siOninch.
and creating elasticity II mind aud flow u spirits which
give II ever, enjoyment 1t also enables The Invalid o en-
lac dcbarre and without hieh life 10 rksome aud Distress
Ing
"t the highest standing throughout the country. and IL,
steadily popularity for series u years, strongly
To- the favorable noice Of an Intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, whoesolr and Retail, by
JOHN A. TAERANT n co, DgrGGisTs,
No. 2is Greenwich ST., eur Of Warren n. J.
June Idly. 80"