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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21

Be not saiff nscked, and reject net what exc
peSience teaches.--1svers, sore throats, agnes,
rheumatism, dropsies bilious affections headaches,
oil affections Of the stomach and bowels, both Of .
costive and dysenteric character, AMI all the maa-
dies OF women and children, have besn cured BY the
use Of Drsudseth's Pills. 70 tell you that have
paid two millions Of dollars to make this truth known
j. OF itself astounding fact; and yet never
truer word spoken. And what v the result? Why,
that about TIRES million persons In the United States
partially believe In their eMcsry and have general
idea Of the dement's to be derived from puFgatiOn IN
sickness. But What neld for philanthropy what
millions remsin 70 be converted And let me say
that this knowledge II second only to Christianity In
the benefits It Is capable Of comforting on mankind
Let not medical men persuade you that DrandretA's
Pills are quack remedy. Its no such thing. what
sell you for TIVE shilinQs these could not sup
ply you for dollar Ny herbs and extracts ere Ill
prepared in ny own laboratory, where steam en-.
CINE Of ono hundred and forty horse power 10 en-
poyed exclusively for this purpose, besides IN On
tensive water power. In using these Pills you risk
nothing for they have been used b millions; that
lhould you feel disposed to take sly dose, you will
be able TO live through the operation; and you may
have the laugh yoUr side when tho doctor tails
that he bit your case exactly with that last madicne
60 on in the nee Of the Pills. Tbey will cure you
without hurting yosr teeth or gums, and in every
wy improve your health. eod q No. ~ CANAL
street, Brandreths Building, and By I'll ressee,ab,s
dealers In neaicinc. nay0-dkvln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21

WOOD's HAIA AnsToRAnvB.-Among Oh prep
aratoas for the hair that have been introduced q
iofallirls, none has given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. woods Hair Resto.
rativs aov hiss. HIS Restorative has passsd the
ordsal Of innuosrabls fashionable toilets end the
ladies', wherever they have te,ted II, pronounce II
peerless article. they and whore the hair ID thin
sed, that Il creates fire. growth-thst II fully
restores the vegstAtive power Of tbs roots on tho
dsnuded psces and causes the Ahrss 70 shoot forth
snew-that it dssovss and removes dandrud, pre-
vents grayress restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually supervised. gives rieh
In tire, imparts the softness ard aexby OF silk 70
the hair, aad keeps Il always luxuriant, healthy ed
In full visor. ~. r TStowWs.
Sold BY AL respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21

Moss-sor every fraction over forty an additioa-
d delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention ID called TO the ction Of the
Osnoeraae seste Conventions for several past years
prohibiting oil representation By proxy votes.
~ ssvsral County Central Committees are sspe-
ealy requested "a that county meetings be held
fss We purpose Of sending delegates.
Jas. A. WILLIAH0ON,
CAN Nafe Dom. Es. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21

n. which is Of Douglas ProcIiv'ty' ana
i connection therewifb, : pasagraph
from this jousnal, wherein We o.
pressed our personal preferences with
regard to what We should like to see
done At the Democratic State Conven-
ton, provided there Was any necessity
for it, and makes great fuss about the
condition Of the Democratic party in
Iowa, foolishly intimating that instead
Of adopting peaceful and conciliatsry
measures, the Convention will be in .
"plorious state Of confusion" Had
the Times taken pains to copy our Ar.
ticle entire, it would have shown its
readers, that instead Of causing trou-
bic and confusion in the Democratic
ranks, it Is the aim and object Of this
Journal to bring together and cement
the party, to bury in the sea Of for
getfaIlness oil feeling rs to the difficult
ties which have arisen in regard to the
policy Of the Administration and Mr..
Douglas, and thus pave the way to es-
tabIish once more in power in this
State, the good old Democratic party,
and drive forth from places Of trust
that band of public thieves and rob
bers which has so long been growing
fat on the peoples M ney; expressing
the people with burdensome taxes, and
pushing the State to the verge Of bank
ruptcy.
We have expressed our opinion
freely as to what we would like to see
done at this State Convention, and we
believe that the line Of policy which
we and all other sound Democrats in
the State arc advocating, will be the
policy OF the Convention. It is per-
fectly natural for mankind to differ,
but who is there in the Democratic
party who would attempt to endanger
the success Of democratic principles by
hugging a small matter of policy, or
planting himself on and advocating
issues long since dead and buried 1t
is sheer nonsense to entertain any such
idea, and none but q drowning party
would catch at any such straws.
We venture the assertion that there
are not three Democratic papers in the
state-nay there is not one Democratic
journal in Iowa, that advocates any
other doctrine than that Of harmony
and cancellation n the Democratic
ranks.
The Republicans are very much
troubled at the prospects Of the Dem
ocratic party, and will not hesitate to
stoop TO any measure, however disre-
putable, to keep up the spirit Of discord.
But the game will not win. The
Democracy Of Iowa are buckling on
their armor, and in the month Of Oc-
tober next, notice will be served upon
the Opposition that they can take pas
sage for the head waters of that much
detested stream known as Salt River.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21

Ahe numOuG-tne mOst hlghiy de-
veloped and most serious humbug, by
which the people have been duped,
shaved and fairly disembowled. has
fully, completely and totally exploded.
For six months past the papers in the
North West in particular, and the
United States in general, have been
crammed with tanning accounts
Of the wonderful gold discoveries
At Pixies Pesk and Cherry Valley.
and the journal that dared to pro-
nounce these stories humbngs, and
coucocted schemes, trumped up by
land sharks and town spectators,
we're denounced Is cold fogy."-
The more gullible editors Of the coun-
try gave the matter their hearty en-
dorsement, and advised all those who
wished to make fortune in six months,
to wade in and 6ll their pockets. The
consequence was, that hundreds and
Thousands of citizens in the various
walks oflife, put themselves in travel
ling condition, and started for the land
whore they supposed gold could be
scooped up 10 sums to, suit the most
avsriciona
We we'll reccollet the buzzing that
came about our ears the morning that
the DEMocRAr pronounced it oil hum
bug and advised our citizens not to 20.
The article. the paper, and the editors
were pronunced "old fogy," and not
properly imbued with the spirit Of the
age.
But the laugh is on the other side
just now. The late news from the
mines is Of the most unpleasant char
acter. We hoped for the success Of
miners, but there was no such thing in
store for them.
Thousands ofhungry, ragged, unfor-
tnnate emigrants are already making
their way back to the States As fast ~
possible. They are returning, the most
Of them, in state Of starvation-pro-
voked almost - frenzy, and nearly
ready to:lynch the authors of their
calamities. It ID stated that they are
coming in bands ofthousands, foragiug
the entire country through which they
pass, and forcing the inhabitants Of
towns and Villages to satisfy their
cravings.
It 10 truly an awful picture, but what
will not men do when hunger il gnaw-
ing at their vitalsl No laws, no rules
Of society can Withstand them; and
tho terrified inhabitants can do NO
more nor les than to accede to their
demands for food. We hope that no
violence will be done to the cities along
the western frontier, but weshould not
,be 1t Ill surprised to learn q much.
Thoae who have been instrumental in
bringing on this great calamity, should
be the ones to suffer for it.
The humbug has ''busted," and
those Who are nov on their way to the
gold mlnes" had better turn about
and get back home q fast ~ possible.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21
Proposed Revision Of de Msp 81 II.


n tsSOm the tnuadoIphie xreSe.l
We have been favored with the
sight Of = letter from Germany, writ
ten BY person holding high station
in Vienna, in which it is stated that
according to the belief Of political
magnates there, the rulers of Russia,
France and Sardinia, if triumphant, in
tend that the future Of Italy shall be
be rs follows:
IA First - The L.ombardo- Venetian
Provinces to b transferred to Victor
Emanuel Of Sardinia, who would rule
- King Of Northern Italy.
Second-The States Of the Roman
Church, augmented in territory BY the
addition Of Tuscany, Parma, Lucca
and. the other sovereign Dachies, ruled
BY Princes Of the House Of Austria, to
be erected into an independent domin-
lonnsder thssway Of Prince Napoleon,
victor Emanuel's son.in-lxw, n King
OF Rome: Tie Pope 10 havene colt.
zeal exietencc, but still to be head Of
the Roman Church = Bishop Of Rome.
~ 2ah3vghe Kingdon Il Nsnlea 8
ecos3e u teeesat teesisseiel 1loilA
8 :s: 50
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21
A SIGN In OREGON.

For the first time since Oregon has
become one Of the sisters Of the con-
federation, an election was held in the
city OF Portsmouth, during the past
month. 1t was for the election of mu-
nicipal officers and the result of which
Vas far from being pleasant to the OPP
position. The entire Democratic tick.
ct wss elected, by good round MAORI
ties.
This is agcod beginning and gives
promise of an overwhelming Demo
cratic majority in Oregon, at the next
State election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21

The Whole World UnitoA !..Alek Pee
pie, Tank y.sAftoP which, Actl
You'd scarce expect, 1t this late day,
With startling cures . book to all;
THIS 10 The case, the million say,
With the cares Of Herrick'0 Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West.
And with elad tidinss the papers nll.
0ecause they are the cheapest sofest, best.
And superior to others i Herrick's fill
Prom Roots, snd Plants, and Flowers thsy're
mad,
They always cuYe--they ne ,er kill
Thousands now 10 their graves were laid
Were Il not for Herricks Pill.
Each pill With sugar IL covered DER
rare discovery OF matches akin;
Their like wAs never seen before,
Until itappssred n Hesfisk's Pm.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick,
With Joy elste his bosom nus;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Hervick's Pills.
n HRRRICK'S NATCHLEsS v8GRr ABLE
1AAILY Pills have inundated The word with
their popularity. Over nve miliioDs Of boxes are
usd annsallv, Giving employment 70 eishty.hve men
and women 10 put them up. Their cures are num-
tered BY thoussnde-their praises on the tongues Of
I'll. Cuise3s or Davenport and eisewbere, have you
ever used them? Put up in English, Spanish, Ger
man and French dirsctior,. Large family boxes,
- cents hve boxes for d. Sold everywhere.
mch18
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21

LulmbePy Lumber!
a LING Z MILLIANs hsving sssnsved tbsls
IA Lumbr Yards to the sernev Of Hasrisoa aad
I"usth streets, ore nv DseDsrsd - e0w sreat In.
ducsnsnts 70 purchasers Of Lumber, having
Iho Largest aa4 Dest AseoRt0ent
In TINE CITY,
OonslstinG II part a ~ Sollovins. namely:
0o0e00 Fencing, fSsa ~ 70 = fess loa0.
80 600 n 35nbef Jolsts and ooaatling, aIli0gtAo
- eisos,
100000 n Flooring, drsssed ed undgsssed.
9o0Ono u Si6ing, DRESSED ~ us1SeoDsd.
O0Ooo Il C1eaS 81 oecoa1 Clear Deasdo -
Plant.
3f0,0De n pupaas, sScn u 70 laahes thaek.
- bdls Of NJ I CA'saoO 0Aineles, consisting q
Shaved, Out and Sawed.
SO hds Of Isths.
- bdIs Of Pickles.. II end 3 ineAA
Alos laTgs s0oTtDsat o. eeego - 0ssh.
Also large aseovtmsnt q ~ btnde q Had Wed
IT. Carriage ~ Cabinee 0o6sO' -, ~ - whieh
~ vill sell st ~ very lswest naskse pse q suS
new yard, ceSDer ~ 0ssSieon ~ D6ugeh Geseooo,
noVeaDoSt, lows.
AlLIu0 Z WILLIAM.
?. q. Alss 80 80 II Of 1siAes 1imbsr, ssus1 q.
Dssssly ~ Dsld0aU, -. aose14
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-21
GrOUe1. ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
A New Style. Price $50.

495 BROADWAY, n. 7.
These Machines sew from two spools, and form
seam Of unequaied steenatn, beauty and elasticity
Ohich VIII NOT rip every fourth stitch - cut.
They unQuestionably the best in the market for
family usc
ueSHND ron 4 CInOULAl.a
&c. Wsshbusne, Agent,
oc1o-dN Davenport, lows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
A lIItA sHLAND Gya;l RACES

A sHLANp IWf Slpr, xa;l RACES 8>x
as o. fhrrsDAY, t ,iS iSs g5 % 6c,oisl Saa.9f i5 a
The Raees over the Ahlsnl Course
over county, Va, viii eoIiinue aye iays a. oloas
Fusr R.cF-suee,.,,ki i.sL ~ ~ Day, ,,
gle dash Of nile siOO sntransc 81; ff sics add bv i
Club provided tEo or Closed fonoEin en-
= ~ Han enters T. by F.aAne da fidelity by imported
2 neDaniel Daniel. enters. {, by Hoon; jr dam Regent,
Gen Greea enter. Miss Tobacco Ply ty Red Eye Dan, I'M
ss2yD % @ sEe.Ps'ats. fer 5ee old and fes
club. provided two or more start Closed with the oOung
Js.sPs BTagsll enters b. cruOlne by Enanes dam Miss
TM Nan enters Faith by Child Harold dam, Fidelity, by
Bonch enters Pauline by s.r Davis. dala by Mon
NsD.nisi sp's, . Mimi, L.r,a.nn, by Boston, Jr d,
by Trustee = ' 1--
FssI RAc-sveer-aks Tor trse year oil colt. and sB
@ S9h hsT sS added added % ST m s 1s s hSH toC a.:lne 81
ed with the following entries:
Do'Ts enter: c T. by Grf FGnoad 3 nad s dan
nShIsl Ryan enters Prince, by Monarch dam Madonna
Mar enters b c oystsrnaa BY RsyeHae, dam Mis- Coats
" Taylor enters c. by Fasne'T, lu' o. Emancipation
Gen ! T. Greea enisrs Mary Blair, by Red Eye dam Phil
Calvin Green enters by Eduondon, his i. b. i'm
sr''sO E''s- Proprietor, gs,e, ,tGo Three mile h.A,.
FrssT R.rrsinss d, % two s!e, free for all .zs ,o-
PSr,s 0ftao on the part of the cub go @ hs
Sac 40 R'osJoeS'y ClqSg gg.,s t;ee Four mil ts.s
u " l.
f-I Afff- SuecTssEe Tor three
nile hea si entrance SIo6 forfeit: adIe bv tbs Ch
provided two Closed follvins e1trss
ID Mcdaniel enters Minnie Lehimann by Blston dan by
Trustee -N- -
Eclipse. " -' '" '-'''-'1'''
Joseph BrurnHe enter, D. Crnone By Fnaue.r dam Miss
Toniren' Williams Co b. Leisure by Red Eve, dam
and T W Boswell. c. T. by 0rf Elmond.on, dam
Gen Green enters Adds Carrier by CAarsase- dan In
Calvin Grsen b7 Grf Edmond,on "a. dam by inn
ported pram. ~ - '"'
Pram. ''s.t't. - .-'f''''''
sF7osp Race -Prap7isiog, parse sss, Tuo mil, heats
FIfTH DAY.
Handicap purse ESQ., the beaten horses ofthe s,f, Two
mile heats NATHANIEL 4 THOMPSON.
. Secretary Ashland jockey Club
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
PIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1o,OoO,OOol

y F " v y y v Y v y y n EIIh hUVUUUT
lNNAIfp ~ THE UNifEp STATES, OVER sSloO00f
AZ hiretrs fcr1H1Ar hcsT11sis r fis Eayfgclsnt 1y
~ faHlDfrr.
NUE respectfully attention r. security ~ th f.t
w and london ln1ursncc Company 20 m policy hoiics u be-
large cash cauital and Investments, above
The lRrrr capal and ineore enable
uns convenient a. partlos requiring large anur f,.
10 addi'nn % he oriinary MOLE ~
tses r5RhANhNTFOiifEE,e eutts payment of TFN dVNf.
~ fNENft sa foItfU "a. heucerrfh. TFD n
IasthED TIE Policy cancelled al any tine sr5
MUM uin hc retained Ices per cent 80 ~ wv fi'
This Company uiu make Insurance hv t.-s a p., - ~ - .
rev anl most liberal priur pie ~ wv - =
Nnaff ne Policies of MS Cr~gsuF CHM 49, -.t
sentai.cn cf stis = ,.5oi ofits5 u-u ~ ~ ~ -
Tor tltFes; kad pts a. T. uloa sixgr nsys sar rr,t,
zoe ~ pteeh MOkruAM a WYATT AreHis
mhf isoNain street fsv doors above Postos,s
II AGUANHA COFREE.--id.5 bas, pli51c ,s,,,,,, c,f
~ fee for sale ~ EpNrNn ptvrvrOrT a ~,
SlLNEH PLATED CASrORs silver il-'-4 r.-
s N sei Of hfee fcuT, ave dX scss SILVER PLATED
tase hafk -, Svtr faied her
"lH tiaieq V.fa Sltf Plated Goheis etc 'or ale b.
-ess a. 0tNNE1, Ea9ie sauars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
JAMES q. KOSHER.

NJ z II Nm CE AFENI.
0fcs Ee sifC ~ S.tf Ssc1nd door s-g oftIs Co., mi,
Mfia rnf liza
Ia panics ~ 'N'-''' N''n
Ars,ls TTs Insurance Co Of the City ofNev York earl,i
tai and surplus. ........... ''@' ''f ,,5,.o n
fao5 fire Insurance Co, Of the cy Of New YORK capital
,l anl ,iL \, ~ ,s 49, 0O0
Surplus & a .''.-' ' o '-'N'
PhQnF fs ip 60, hroosu, capital Surplus s29 600
feess suod on building, Furniture Mauufactors Merchsn
gs and fe-ouel opey generally, against
hrc on VIC mot tvfahlc terms Loea promptly aljl. ana
puneiuay settled the security offered above cs-pa-
fonauc' - thy are BY experienced unesrcr ,' 10 ths
nfured thc most ample r1Rrtufe. and ha
contracts entered Into BY iheu win fuGcl ID m ,-ti r,.
lcoy manner The long experience NJ 'hs rher In ft.s.
matters, M arlsfc ard protect ibe hs abilities 49,
lnits q s vho mas be disposed parorfe sars Conn
try risks Inland navrauon risks and ther rs H.
port, iusused or the reasonable terms '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
CHRISTIAN 81 LATHROP.
September, 1859. >.-
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, FOR FAMILIES AND FARMERS.

NE take pleasure In announcing the
w largest and best Goods to hest
fsy trade as well 10 large purchasers OF heavy Plantation
Goods We would name ~
Rich Rroehe and Bayadere Colored silks
ENtra rich black radeta, high lustre.
DO. do Gro de Epsom taouraing
Do. two and four nOunred Robes
These Goods bought sales and will he
sold at abou, the cost Of importation
Rich Paris printed Mcuss line de Laine Robes
DO do Amrlne do.
Rich velours Eplngle EeopAs
dies.
Poplias vAientias, and Pon Cheyres
Paris Printed ard Plaid Mernoes
Hack BombaInes, Tamlss, Tibet Cloth.
81 Mernoes and Moussne de Lanes with mourning
goods
Fannes sailnts Jeans Cloth. Ae
5000 Ehite and e9ored Blankets for seryants
%, io4. "a and u Z he'd blankets, cheap.
- aud G4 PULLED Cloths, eN quality.
sheep gray AMI blue mixed heavy Satineis.
In this department. In any
Quantities, and low south New YORK
sell CHRISTI IATIIRnp 90 N.a =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
DLOWS FOX PALgoWTNC.-

i)LOMS EoH RALLOWING--
u CULTiVATORS AND HARR0WS FOR taTSS--t
tIIIiNs @ N NNMnhAT-Beieving " thsi Ihave Nm
mske h oder % The Farner Pantcrs vii farnb 49,
sih u not better oss they r
have they
- fresh supply Of rurnip seed just received - -
- p. II. STAREE, No "a Maiu "a
Nf1 doors above st.Clarlss Motel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
RUnnRn nRLTINa.

sss Iors keeeer Company msuufacuc RvruEs MicrSr
tso ~ neS rrcress o superior
,e s 80 ~ les than han ne u Lesiher Th Gonna
~ 80 We sselave menafctuers, under ecoiyearS -
tent OF krhHEs Tors notfs nsia
- ler s.,s ~ AZ Ne rcy spd Tancr ssrss IN De CoIao
.s 's v Ne NV YcsS RypEs ccrFssT 3 Lbsrty
w "" ~" 0Qi-fim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
LIFE AND FIRE INsURANCR.
.. kNnMLts WALFuRp, Asrs

NNb are Hreuts Tor n o. De-. aa fira frf-s-sa
w Conpanirs Tn Sc Inhtd
pstiv or is sutaai Pan. hu' ts Insured liable r arv
hIhE over t't auuuli premium
Ie dividends ranee from S 90 90 per believe We
can satisfy those wishing nsurarce hrt thcy
~ per cent Of their premiums by lusllins With
nrl l. |. n n rr.nnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER oF GREENE AND MORGAN sTREEra

CORNER OF GREESE AND MORGAN STREErS
JOHN h FULLER, Proprietor.
" and worked 20 order Also Pew Caps Rails
inside Trimmings Of description,
kinds Of Scroll aud Straight Saving House Carving Any
desired pattern work ed to order short notice Wood Turning
and made 20 order Bausters all descriptions
1c, ke Mahogany Black Walnut Oak Cherry and
Rails sawed worked order The prices
tern Of the book seat 70 order TO the United
for 100 feet running
NB-one iarges, stocks q Moulding and Trimming,
aud greatest variety Of Patterns
materials viii always be this
~ neatneSs and despatch Terms cash.
JOHN b SuILER will also and particular
attention To Gothic Work for Churches Public Buding Dwelling
Round and Square Picket Fence & Also dealer
aud Bhnd OF description manufactured of
rial and warranted 70 stand In climate Builders
and every article In that line furnished at the lowest
wndos oAps Ae 90 Designs and DraWngs furnished
oarice H 81 at aE SIS ~ aut- sur
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER WARE
WEhaveln stosE, and oaer wHoLFslLs RFrAu, to n
w SOUJHERNiND HESTERN H6RCHANTS At va
Die LOWEST ClH PHlcrs. large chnice Stock ,R
Watches, Jewey Silver every variety anl
pyle Diamond Work and other Jewelry made to order
EN- Az goofs guaranteed 10 be as represented.
B-Pareuar attention given 20 Repdfca0 OF W1iss and
iy26-sm No c22 Market Street, sou,h side Phiadsphi
oTuor RioInoSp a DiSvnIE r. r. Co
nIvIDEND EOrICE-At meeting of tic President and Dl
n rectOIs Of this Company. held this day, u
Rssrtd That dividend of dollars
sr be declared "a the siockholders their
tctentAtes on and amer the lst day of December next
Teste, THoa. W. BRoCKENBR0UGH,
aulh-b and Treas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20
TOTHE FARmFRs or yIFt,;x;. -.

She have recently eSEs 20 knowesge tcEetber vim ~
vertsemeu Snd card which sent Ttsrvsl thE
We friends frou
ne following eNtTa-t The Ia wing
huness Tor ne ast years under ,h -
70 CO. begs leave 10 inform his friends ana DE eoster
concern that that firm
ns es hat regular and systematic effort has s bspe
tne pubn aud lead then 70 beHsse the con.
cern OF 6kO WATT Co -.
place 20 get Watts Patent cuH Pos h NOR ,sn 80 I.
aAy violating the Patent
- MS rTopsr'y by making s Patent Flow Whori his aa
Monty ~ consent We desire 10
pc and noI yon and the pnbHc fe cuneS 81
1890, "Aa. % s sti in existence that Wat ne
inventor Ana paientec has sold rrht or
9oe except Mr. W Scott Frede ksburg 10 sse v ~ ~
toNe and that We keep constantly arrs stocE
@ ss m.ls undE our personal supervision, ne only
shune Patterns, Of the best materials
i other Agricultural Implements which warrant 10 me
nuyer and are deernirad
market Our Gf WATT sincere tbsrt AZ ~ ei.
and TIE puh1, sho have sustained him hcretf5e 80 . .s
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