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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
G. O NJ Nj T. II GA T.
Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. s.-Flour closed steady-How-
qniet-white sI.20aIa; red sIl0dIls. Corn
closed daii-whte eea9s cents; yellow ooas. cents
Provisions closed irn-mess pork S]575; prime
sio5o Whisxey closed aetivs-city a8ea cents.
btis. Al s3sossso for Ohio. Wheat quiet. Corn
buoy aBt-JnIed held st 81 cents. Pork quiet Lard
firm. Whiskey dull ct p cents.
MOBILE. Get sth.--Cotion--sales to day of 800
bales at lo.+ nlozs Sales OF the week geo bales
cepts OF the week OF last year. Receipts
ahead Last year u 500 bales Stock in port II SOC
ALExAspRiA, Oct. ST. lour-no sales. Wheat
saies of red at Sl.i2 No other sales reported on
Chaase.
~: SIS eo9 Tenn SIS at IS. and $1,000 do at So.
Circulars by the Canada quote va 6,s 70 at efas';
Va. SIS IS at d ts6 and Tenn. gs at Sor52
baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, Oct. THE offerings of beef cattle
ri the scales yesterday were about 100 head, Snd
the pfices obtained were higher than on lat week
her at market There were GO sold 10 butchers At
prices RANGING from SIS TO s42s few extra quail.
ties bringing shade higher rates, averaging S5l
per 100 lbs gross. The number left over unsod was
o. The sappiy OF sheep was about equal 70 the
lbs. accord ing to quality. Hogs coming in more
freely, and prices for them are a trifs lower than
Last week. tho sales beng from 81 10 Ssper 100 lbs
ST Loris. Oct. 7.3sight Exchange on New
CIscIssAT,. Oct. 7.--sight drafts on New York
scarce at q per cent premium.
The Foreign Cotton Market.
NKw Yogx, Oct. S.-fhe Canada's mails arrived
here this morning, and will be dispatched South
o-niR ht.
Richardson, Spence Co.'S circular reports the
whole cotton stock being pressed on the market,
which ctosed with a downward tendency. Lower
qualities declined II ala; better grades sl6n4
lower.
Stelterfort's Circular reduces prices OF useful
grades slightly, and hays q lot Of useless, though
moi the lowest sert was taken for OK port at ID
Mddiing Orleans he quotes at 6gs,
Marriatt h Co. say that the trade il in the face
of 4 large gY0NinY crop. aud they see reason for
purchases beyond the present supply, and quote
the market declined l-l6uh. Lower qualities are
unseiealss,
HsSsu quotes decline of u, snd says large
portion OF the stock ~ ueeleGa.
The imports for the week we're ~ 90 bales The
year. ~
G0DA. ae kegs Wa.hss s a g. ssIs l y,
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ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At
.AuCTloN;-On MONDAY, 10th inst, at 10
9, clock, | will sell AZ INV store. large lot Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing every
article necessary to housekeepers.
. In this lot of Goods may be found some Furn-
ture OF the best quality, and il really worth tho at
tention of those in want of such Goods
cc5 T.. b. COOK, Auet.
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~,n~-,..,uwru.~ - - - 60 - q
4 NJ MASM<svX4yHS - - .84LE OF YALUAs
nS.tInsmu II ~. " m 81. psWELLlN9, ON THE
S s{ky II SIIE XIX I, MA HETWEEN MADE
SYN AMI ,MONMuE sTkEET1-Aa Comuls-
ss - ny rRHJs aecree Of the Circuit
- VIZ ~ = roeoere0 on tho 18th
rs Stake shall proceed, on THifRshh1A ytn ~
18th day Of October, 1859. at scfrf b III - al s
~ ~ s;snntni ~ fSv sss tne HOUSE
fhSsa sio1s. shnre HroSfs fr..t s9utneSn eldesl
Richmond, now held b. Bouiinx s.r fs sis l. o
". Stsrke. Trustee. Sc. hv zsn 81 IAN uq1,ns
=; =. ,a "a va nv sed IL e aachArAh W.PSr-
n n ths vesT l asss OF the 18th day
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ByI. & G. b. Davenport, Aucts.
GROCERIES, Ac.. AT AUCTION. On
" THURSDAY, 18Th October, we will sell, at 10
O'Clock. at our auction store, an assortment of
GROCERIES, viz:
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS;
SYRUP and MOLASSES;
BACON SIDES JOL ES and HAMS;
English Dairy CHEESE;
SOAP, CANDLES. STARCH;
Black and Green TEAS;
Tanners OIL;
SOLE LEATHER;
N. L. RUM;
CUBA RUM, in pipes;
Old Rye WHISKEY;
100 900 CIGARS;
ALSO,
80 one eighth and one quarter pipes pure i'm
ported FRENCH BRANDY;
40 one Eighth and ne-quarter pipes pure inn
ported Sherry and Madeira WINES:
100 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINES;
As PLOWS, of various patterns.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit. for approved paper.
ocs l. & 6. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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ak 6kNEhAL PR9TEAIANT KRle.
CHURCH Il H IS oIsos s sc &,
The ,o,,a mAS RhE ols Fl hfHkBIislIE1
Of @E ssPs ssss;,.,s 4.
THE REPRESENTATIVES, apsr. Hall Emb. Mus.
EiIs.ils.inhs RANDOLPH. 8; " e sos suO
r GdATs. VIM II Mrs. OVEN S..s.. =
isuo -.
eE2 Ils!s +, \ Va AsoN; Or. Not : 70
LINE oF RfSHup ppm ID 10
r. Norton. ~ ys sae rev. :.
co ,sRa RosAIlE.
A Any. ismo AND Beth. ). :.
sr lflHs III rnE raor: - Is
. i:mo r,..,, $40. Is 90
oprt ~ " iN THE
ssr;; lsmo =; IS 50
I n, a.o Stss sr Clare,
Why AM 4 cHu tsRs 10 10
j. AID a.; ~ rev. Dr., Ran 10 % 20
ToE Wffshhir. l Mn e. ISLE IS 50
ME- kiilels i ls,Ga., The .l Fsal.- 50 50
rl EEl$, lsme 10 Is Is
p Miss i. Z; Hunt Hunt ha 10 Is 20
NASH. lsmo. Eur . ? ANU 30 40
LIFE OF BtsHOPSTEW
LIFE or BISHOP BASS.
l6mS. ................... 80 40
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(,OkE, COAL AND --The
~ yards at corner Of 10th street and Basin and 9Th
and Byrd, will be constantly supplied dnrlna the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and An
THRACITE and BITpMINOuS coal, which
will in future be promptly delivered to all parts Of
the city and suburbs The prices OF Cnke during
September will be as follows: Soft Lump. 34Iei
Soft Hail, $3.50; Hard Coke $40. Anthracite anu
D, sn sis AZ oarfsh jNo. ). wERTH. Assnt
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BY T.. Il. Cock, Auct'r.
T ARGE STOCK OF
IL SPLENDID WATCHES JEW EIRY SC

A II A Y (5tElON
gle Weidemeyer, on Main. between 18th and l4th
& asr saSss ST vsu ps1
Gold and SILVER Hunting and Open Face Watches;
are Diamonds. Emeralds, Amethists, &c, beauti,,
fully set-full sets of Ear-rngs Bracelets. and
Coral, Pearl. &C., some Of which are very valuable
ar s eT assortment OF Diamond and other FIN
Gold Sets for children; Silver Knives, Goblets,
Napkin Rinss, &C.; Goid Silver and Steel Specta-
a large assortment of RTE-MoNNAIES and
CARD CASES, some of which are solid silver, Gle
An extensive assortment of SILVER PLATED
WARE; embracing full Tea Sets, Casters, Goblets,
At the same time, all the MATERIALs-which
lated jewelry estsblishme nt-FTXTURES, &c,
which due notice will be gwen
The public is respectfully requested to, attend
suit the retail trade Of this city, and oilers in
The sale viii be Continued MotRNING and EVE
MING until the Whole stock S j, Is dispeseS of.
cR RE 81 AVN ( VEL MnEaiLFoRp.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auct'r. ocs
TK66sTEFE4Eos sA An Kf az XALE Ei4Rk1
TURE. &c.--By virtue OF deed of trust, executed
by Ed Grenier to me, as trustee, bearing date the
| been requested to sell by the beneficiary in said
psss ssa h poesa d e
the town Of Ashland, in the county Of Hanover ct
public auction, Tor cash at the residence m SAD
fSt sff B k 4 Fea 81
&c. conveyed BY said deed; consisting of Mahpg-
ano, one Melodian, Chairs. Tables. Plates, Dishes
| Knives, Forks &c; CARPETS, Mating. Wardrohes,
| Bureaus-ln fact, all the necessary articles for
Housekeeping.
will also sell, at the same time and place, two
fxya1 hrn- lnn mo
BUGGY and HARNESS, and one cow and
CALF. loc 8-tdsl LIS. MARYE, Trustee.
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CMALL FARM, OR MARKET GARDEN,

= HALF A Mile FROM THE CITY, ON THE
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, AT AUCTION
we VIII sell, upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
the lot h day OF October, commencing at o'clock,
7. NJ. a very pretty FARM, or MARKET GAR
DEN. on the Meadow Bridge Road. half mile
from the CITY. containing Sacres, and adjoining the
lands @. Judge Daniel, VIM. A. Robinson and 9TH
ers The soil is OF good quality, and its conti-
guilty to the city renders it particularly desirable
for Market Garden. The improvements are,
framed Dwelling, with rooms; Kitchen, with 2
rooms. and the necessary conveniences, and now
occupied by Mr.. Holmes. If desired, more pro
perty adjoining can be had.
TERMs.-One-third cash the balance at and
years, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed
SEA JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son. Aucts.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Aact's.

Ua.LD hN.H4NEO Nv EIIIINH UN I3tH
- STREET !in the Valley AT AUCTIoN-We
wili sell, on FRIDAY, the l4th dav of October,
commencing at "a O'clock, p. NJ. SMALL
FRAMED DIV Filing, on 18th street, TN the
alley ashort dis lance south of Leigh street. The
Dwelling is in good repair, and there is spacious
Kitchen upon the premises. The Lot is high, dry,
and airy, and has about the usual front and depth
TERMs.-One- third cash: the balance AT 4. 3 and
IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and SECURED by a trust deed.
oc 10 JAS M. TAYLOR Il SON, Auct's
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~ on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of October, 1850, al
g o.oioOkt Il ~; at the HID ccnstable's O1Sce,
- paly 81 Gentlemen and Boys Ene Boots 81
pAir Ladies' and Childrsn's stuffed Cater Boots
ana Stipp4rss e me Carrot Bags and Satchcls, 8
PAT e.Is.s. hsted; pair Fronts. pieces Web
largo lot Of L3ac.s conslsling Of Gentiemen's Ls-
dies and Children 2, both right and lsfk-to satisfy
M {. .sa. y +. TarnsT TEssPfJ
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nU~~- FOR BALTIMORE -TRI-
E.eRIisszsNs<W EEK Y LINE-POWHATAN
esz>ssss-z=.x-s 81 EAMB0AT COMPANY.-The
steamer GEO. PEABODY, Captain RICHARD
accommodations, Will receive freight TO-DAY,
Monday and up TO the hour of Il O'Clock NJ,
TUESDAY, the 18th inst
No hhds received this trip unless engaged at our
Office.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore, at low
rates, with great dispatch
Passengers VIII please be on board before II
o'clock NJ, TUESDAY, the hour of departure
Tickets for passage procured either at our office,
en- the Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel. or at the
steamers wharves. DAVID i WIN. CURRIE. 4
Or lD-2t
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And Red Ash Anthracite COAL, ut market prices.
VIM G. BRAZEAL.
Ma Office on Basin Bank, between Sth and 9th
streets, and at Petersburg Depot. I-Im
GOAL. 1.-The depot of he New York and Rich
" mond Coal Company, situated at the upper end
of Broad street. and opposite the old Far Ground,
is well supplied from their Deep Run and Spring
field Mines, with all the usual kinds for sale-Fan-
ity Blacksniths'. Run Of the Mines, and Ham
COAL. sc 22-ims
~ COAL and COX E--HAIL COAL, OF tho best
quality, at 81 per load For sale by
NJ: ID, WHITING,
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SHIPPING.

sraA U. $. NJ. STEAMSHIP JAMES,
<sIEIA TOWN y Mar FoR NEW YORK .-The
leave here at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, TUESDAY, the
llth inst.
Passengers are requested to lie on board IN good
time.
Tickets and Berths occurred at our office. opposite
steamers wharves. Passage TO New York, state
room included, IS. Meals extra. Steerage pass
axe SIS. Passage to Norfolk, same as by the river
boats. Excursion Tickets, Tor the round trip, s Is
including Meals, and good by any of the steame rs
until LIST November.
Freight received to day, ,tMoNDAY.l at o elk,
and M to the hour OF o'clock P. NJ, Tt ESDAY,
unless sutfclency be received prior to that hour
Consisnees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston will be forwarded directly on.
at moderate rates Of freight and with the greatest
dispatch loo l0-2tI LUDLAM Il WATSON.
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MOUNT NON PHOTOGR APHIC
and two of the TOME or WAsHiNGT0 N--sizs

M0HMI vERNO PMOTOGRAPHIC
rs y s. ss 3 e the TOMB Or ~AsAiSsros--s''''
s su,ss q si sss Tomb o. Or House
The profits from the sale Of these Views are TO
he devoted toward bnildinx two ID, sitn-
a' .s Ssd e Dcss;; e & oSs
w assas@ s 3 4 & 4. ss|s &
EOR SAI.E--A WOMAN. Nyearsold. with two
or near S The city The wona e said 70 T. seod
Ts ss l. r0Sss
further information. reference WIN b. made. on
as e cGRY sf
G0METHING FOR sHOEMAkERk And
- SADDIERS.-I would hcrebv rsturp mtybsnka
to ell Gust msrs for Their KIND pstIHnsts ~ we
e / have now on hard good assortment Of sHOK
cH n foR cAsa e = lam s assrsssS Is assr.
10 soil tksss things. Is retail, cheaper Than shey
r.: ga "a sss:: ss:. AZ iis ssa
Kept ID : Leather and Ripdins siofe, . slIsh
invite TIE attention - ~ q lvssk = - dstsr-
"..s ! :. Ii. 4. j: :.r 81,
M N s "a .s5 g. ss zS5Iss
y s;'s:: Ss;:i "a
ss sis e ss':ssss q q = -
Mxa: "a g. 49, :s::s 40 g
~ 8 IL AZ al.sIss1 8 b; a.
Ssssnst IT, Go VII yesso4t SheA ~
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The Fereigne Cotton MARKET.

CODA. aG kegs Wa.hins Soda; Cor sale By :.
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WEIGHED ON
Fairbsnk's Platform Scales At our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office or left at the yard, 18th
street, south-sde Of the Dock. will receive prompt
attention. te 18-4m
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.JIVU. A. II UICHESUN,
Ex'ors of Ambrose Hutcheson, doc'd.
Sale conducted by JAS. M. TAYLOR Il Son.
oc Std
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: coPAL SIS. union AND = -.
Oh y RICH BOOK SCCfE Ty.
:. HAS RECENTLY PuBLIsHEn. -
The following Books, oil which, and MANI otha,.
oil the naIe EocIety d List, are for 1nlo ~
VESTS Bookstore. l4S Main IT, kjchmond.
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CAM'L p. HAYES & son,
~ DEALERS In
4 NfYIf u A CITE fnAv1

ANTHRACITE COAL,
A full supply constantly on hand Of Rcd and
White Ash Egg Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factories. and White Ash
Lump for foundry use.
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n,
~ Broad Street, ocer the Dry g GODS Store Of
S,r0rdS d. Thar,
Has returned from the North with her Fall supply
OF FASHIONABLE GOODS. which she is now
opening and would be pleased to have her custo
m NOR. and the public generally call and examine
LneIn 2S-2w
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0 NOTICE. Having rented the large and
NJ eommodious store lately occu pied by Mann >.
Valentine, corner of 9th and Broad sts., Rich
- mond VA. beg 70 inform the public and my
man with whom have formed a co. partnership,
and whose name will duly appear, intend TO open
DhCG siUhEi on or about the LIST Dec. next. OF
JAMES al. pEARCE.
Late Of the Arm of Waring e Pearco, &
Oc Its DrugRiRtag BROAD II.
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n J. ~ pc sou on III HSDAY. the nth If
0ctober 1859. on the Premises At q, eoci p n, ~
that really beautiful LOT located as above sdion
fronting on the south side Of Leigh street feat
running back ls2.a feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
l EfsMs;-one- Iouith cash; balance ut 4. and IL
months. Tor negotiable notes, interest added se-
cured By trust deed, or title retained
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NOW pUDiISHIM2 III the
FAMILY JOURNAL,
ri

NEW FIRM! NEW Stock! Low
~ PRlCES!!. -Having taken the store formerly
herewith most respectfully inform the public that
we haye opened large; well assorted and regular
VAblSES. &C., &C.. to offer to the trade at such
prices as to continue the patronage before be-
and Cater wearers. The stock larger and more
complete than it eyer was offered in that store
heretofore, being selected by of the firm at the
manufacturers lowest figures, ONLY FOR CASH.
which induces to suit in prices and fit in sizes ali
those who favor US with their patronage, at
6. HELLER CO.'S,
DC 4-1wt l83 Broad St. hatween 9Th and 9Th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-09

BIG YIELDs.-We have the follow
ing interesting items from our travelling
agent, Mr. Jss I. HogaDs:
Mr. jacob Keifer, who livss down in
Black Hawk, has patch Of white pink eye
Potatoes which will yield 400 bushels to
the acre. Many Of the potatoes will weigh
three fourths Of pound each. He raised
them from the apple or seed. aud last year
when ordinary potatoes we're selling for 40
cents per bushel, Mr.. X. received 1850 for
the white pink eyes to be used for seed.
In Cleons Township. there is six acre
patch Of onions. which will average 400
bushels to the acre. They are the property
OF Mr.. } hn Stratton. A wager was made
as to the average yield per acre. and to ar
rive at it. two acres were measured off, and
the hole family set at work counting them.
The two acres contained eighty Mous-
and onions. and they averaged one hundred
onions to the bushel
There was large quantity Of Hungarian
Grass harvested in Rockingham. Some
crops will average 4 l'2 tons per acre,
which at IS per ton, would render it the
most profitable crop that could be raised.
Mr.. Zesk. Steinhilber, who resides in Blue
Grass Township,ha piece of wheat which
contained fsur hundred acres and the aver
age yield per acre was twenty busheIs-
Zeak has the finest Peach orchard in the
State. He is one Of our model farmers.
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RIVER ITEMS.
Thursday, Sept. 8.

Thursday, Sept. 8.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAsskL, Campbell, Galena.
FLORA TEMPLE, DemiDg, Lyons,
ALEXANDRA, Mitchell, Galena.
DEPARTED.
KATE CAssEL, Campbell, Montrose.
FLORA TEMPLE, Deming, Montrose.
AasoUND.-The Alhamora was reported
hard aground At Csmpbell's Chain yester
day. but arrived here last evening.
FoR THE UPPER TRADE. The favorite
steamers Keokuk and Black Hawk are to
be withdrawn from this trade to run be-
tween La Crosse and st. Paul, in connection
With the railroad.
The BLACK Hawk will be up and leave
at o'clock for st. Paul.
DRowNKD-A sad and fatal accident oc
CURED ON the down trip Of the Altoona,
when the boat was about two miles above
Browning. on Sunday evening last. A son
of Mr.. Sorrel, of Chicago, fell overheard
and was drowned. The boat was under
way at the time, and was Immediately
stopped aud rounded to. Every exertion
was made to recover the body, but the
search proved fruitless The little boy was
years Of age. The mother and her broth
er stopped at Frederick to endeavor to re-
cover the b0dy.-6 Louis Republican,
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TO-DAY'S ADVT'S.
Public Notice.

1--WE undersigned, q co mittee appointed by the
L Joiat committee consisting OF the School board
and the ten pers ms selected by the citizens reby
give public notice that they will be 10 session for one
week (unles. the business be toener haished) COM
nencing on tue Sth nst from ten o'clock 70 twelve
IN the forenoon and from two O'Clock till half East
i've IN the afternoon. Amy person whs can furnish
any informa i'm touching the finances Of old school
disth tho T. new sub.distrct No 2 are requested to
attend during those hours
AUSTIN CORBIN,
g. G.. MITCHELL,
Al AAXWELL
Z. PRCK,
septS- div SAAL. HlRSCHI.
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HOSTETTERs0
STOM MACH BITE RSlII

Ia vie Of the fact that every member Of ths hs-
family IL more or loss suAjectsd 10 so0s g.
piaint besidss innunesable other condtloos 10 1tee
which. by the assistance Of little hoovieaes ssss.
eTcse Oi common sense. they map b. able % = regn
late their habits Of diet, and With the aasastanos -
q good tonic secure permanent health. In order -
socomuiish this des,red ohsct, the trss oosrss .
pursue 70 certainly tbas which viii produoe nae0-
rel state Of things as the least hassr1 - vteal
strength and life tor this end Or Hostetses - ~
troduced 10 this country prspeSatton tearing ~
nsme which Of this dav h not new nsdsesas. 80
one that has been tried fss yeeTs. svins sseisaseno
TO sli who have used IT, The blttsrs operate psvss-
fu " upon the stomach bowels and iives, reesosae
them to . althy and vigorous action, sn1 ~ .
the simple process ~ stvsns, hening nstrSs, soesse
| the system tn triumph OYER dscrse
~, the cur. oa ,n.s.'S::
paints, arising from morbid nsctSnn u The osso-
ach or bowels. producing Cramps. Dyseetssy Oolie
| Cholera norbus &C., these BitseSs have no equal
| Diar'kaA. dysentrry or 1ax. geasP rally too
trActe By new settlers, End csussd principally ~
change of water and diet. VI b. speedily rsguss-
ted ~ brief Of this preparstieo. DyspsOsaa.
n disease which 10 PROBABLY more psevoleoe, UAD
tsken Ia all Its forms, than other. the easss os
which may always be- attvibused 10 d'rsnesmrses -
the digestive orssn. can ne Cs s.,ed d. v,sscss IN y
per directions the bottle. Fer ths dssee0r evs1y
physician viii rtcomWs nd Bis sof some kin1, 49,
why MI use an article known TO b. infat6'ef I've
and Of the system In gsnesol 80
among them all there II not 10 te found nero
healthy people man the 0svmsns. from UAo0 tbb
preparati emAnated, b. ssd upon eolensine sxpssS-
msnts which has attended to sdvsore the 1ssslsy e
this great prepsraton In the mecicai seals e sss-
ence
disease. which hxes ~ relentless g,seo % ~ 1s1y
OF man reducing him 70 Q mere shadow d : Gnoee
spsce of time snl rendevtn9 him physically "a -
body Nv the use Of HOSTETTE1s SSNOMNsO
bfTIERS. Further, any Of the above state1 -
eases cannot BE- contracted when exposed 70 ~ -
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MAIL, ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing mails In the Dsvenpos
Post Once
EAsTRRs y ALL, arrives ~ 6:tb and S.tO u
closes al 9:I5 n AT $50 Px.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
arrives at 3 50 p n. c.osesat S:lS A n.
SOUTHERN N III, from g.. LOUIS AMI Southern Ms
souri,, arsiv.- st 5 10 n closes at 9. ID a n.
WEsTEaN ApD SOUTHERN iowa NAIL, arrives aI
G30 ? ~ closes st $3.50 n.
ILLINOIS wAy NAIL, arrives $40 A ~ and $50 ?
-; closes al A y aud JPN
RivxR NAIL aoUTH, including river towns above St.
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and Ksnras,
via Hannibal st. Joseph h, arrives at 10 A
M closes atlpA.
RIVER MAIL, in GLIDING river towns from I e Olaire
TO Lyons, arrives At A n clio 80 At $50 y.
NORTBERS MAIL, by land, up the river, srrives ~ 2
M Sundays. Wednesdays and tridsys: cioses st
yPM TN Mondays, Wednesday, and vstdsvs.
BLUK GRASS NAIL, arrives ~ 12N, closes ~ l? n
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Hnturdays
AmITY MAIL, arrives and closes at ~ NJ Tuesdays
aud Fridays.
AHAAosA MIL, arrives and closes IN u M, on
Thursdays.
The ofice viii he open on Sunday during the Sum
rnsr from y 10 10 AM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-09

WoOD's HAIR RksTORATIvR.-Among oil prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced o.
infslliple, has given the satisfaction or
gaire the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rstive GOV hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal OF nnumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested II, pronounce q
peerless article. They find, where the hair 10 thin
ned, that It creates fresh grovth-thst It fully
restores the vegetAtive power OF the roots on the
denuded placss and the Abres TO shoot forth
anew-ihat it desolves and removes dandruG, pre-
vents grayness restores the hair to its original color
when grayne.s hiss actually superveaed gives rish
lutre imparts the softnsss and Hexibilty Of silk 70
he hair, and keeps II always luxurant healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-09

PRoMPT.-The carriages coming from
Col. Floyd's stable in attendance on the ball
were very fine, and were under the charge
Of very obligng drivers. Nothing is so
provoking as to have to wait an hour or
two for carriage when one wishes to get
home The Colonel's carriages were prompt
and his drivers were anxious to please all.