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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

Charity. The oysters ordered, by the Loco
fo,o State Committee, for the purpose OF cele-
brs,iue the craud event Of the ses-ou--the de-
feat of Gov Bingham, 10 be- divided among
the Locofoco candidates, in proportion t. the
size of their caucus VOTE.
"Al.,4uaty. Tho Lc-.-i.tG., fused to part
With tho picture of Gen. CAST was a sufficient
affection To lose the original
Economy 1t was found Necessary to fur
nish the eight front Senator with new chairs,
because they were constantly moving to al
journ
Geography Farmers Swamp Land Map is
not Il s-H,-on the contrary, quite the reverse
AT least So said the Legislature
Spy. '-Shoemaker came 10 Lansing in order
to put Buchanan Ion his taps to 'vamp" res
olutions to ''in-step' certain applicants for Of
fcc--to' welt the nine members who would not
endorse-to wax" popular with the members
TO "lox' his friends 20 ''cose up" the Douglas
scheme, to 'fir-stitch" his own political conduct,
and to tree" o'Flinn--long may he last"
''Statist Michigan doubtless Is the fastest
increasing State, in density Of population - she
will have half a dozen new cities, in the next
four weeks
Husband Tanner. We advise you not to %
to Coldwater, to lecture-the business j. done
already, vide Senate Journal, Jan i.
Colt. The most rapid discharges on record,
have been made by western railroad companies,
in c,attng RID az xarLuan
''Philander. IF Angelica Matilda gives Won
the mtten-aSk her for the other.
''Benevolence A load of ice i "a very ap-
propriate pro1ering at donation party - for a
cold hearted man.
Devotion. TO sleep through sermou-tne,
is high compliment to the prcacher-it show
unbounded confidence in his orthodoxy
Abroad. You viii find Lansing most d.
lighttul place to live-we have never heard any
body envy the job OF leaving il.
"Clarnda We would recommend you "a
address the y. Y. Leiyer-their correspondence
editor has doubtless seen ladies in the dilemma
YOU speak OF.
Invalid If you feel in danger of sncezins
your head off. We recommend a weekly dose OF
Eerett's ledger articles they are not To Ne
sneczed N.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18
Application for Man.ianu. against Auditor
General.

This is the case referred 10 by Us some weeks
ago, as made by the Attorney General and Mr..
Lo;hrop, under which the taxes for five wears
were TO he recepted on such of the lands as the
company should continue 10 own. 4 part of
the lands have been contracted but not paid for
or conveyed The Auditor General claims that
these lands are sold within the meaning of the
act, and therefore subjsc. 10 taxation. He also
claims that the act Itself is unconstitutional and
all the lands ,abable whether still owned hv the
company or not
An alternative D.lni,nsus was issued. return
able on the first day of the next term.
The People on the Relation of Ebeuczcr
Wells vs. the Commissioner of the State Land
Office. Application by VIM. Gray for a ma-ds-
mus to Compel the Commissioner TO issue to the
relator certificate on the purchase OF certain
State Lands An alternative mandam.s was
axardeu returnabe az the next term.
Moore. Foote 4 Co. vs. the American Trans
portation Company.
This is an important transportation case and
the judgment below is affirmed pro toryaa, TO
enable the parties TO take the to last resort
the L. S. Supreme Court.
The Court adjourned SINE de.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18
The First Pitched Battle Of the Session.

The y. Y. TriJune's occasional Washington
of the llth, gives an animated
description Of the first contest OF the Session,
upon the reconsideration OF Mr.. Clingrnan's re-
port from committee on Foreign Relations, upon
the conduct of Capt. Paulding in bringing home
Gen. Walker and his men. The resolutions az
firm in substance, that inasnuch as the United
States would not allow any foreign power TO car
ry persons forcibly out of their jurisdiction, there
fore the United States aforesaid ought not 10
elgn power; and, a. the President in his annual
message of last year professed to hold these
opinions, and recommended no action in the pre-
misses, Congress had better let the matter drop.
Nr. Richie of Pennsylvania from the minority
of the Committee, moved to amend these Mandy
PANTY propositions by frank resolution tender
ing the thanks Of Congress to Capt Paulding for
arresting Walker, because he was caught in the
act Of invading friendly nation With forces rails
ed and maintained within the jurisdiction of the
United States. To this manly declaration, Mr.
Barksdale Of Miss moved bold amendment de-
nOuncing the act Of Paulding n without lesa
authority and merting the censure OF the House
These amendments brought up lively Discus
sion, which wa closed by the previous question
There was much Parliamentary diminishing u
avoid a vote, in which the Republicans voted il
a body, while there rallied with them severa
South Americans; most of the auti-LecomptoI
Democrats out Of Illinois, and dozen or mOr'
of such Administration men ~ MeSsrs Corning
and Hatch of New York Dewart, Gies an'
Owen Jones Of Penn, Cox and G-oesbeck o
Ohio, and Foley Of Indiana.
The vote was finally taken on Ritchle's amend
ment, which was adopted, ayes 80, nays -. \
motion t0 reconsider w,s tabled, and then, jus
as victory seemed certain, OF kitchie's mel
quaied, and made motion 10 table the wnOL
subject, which was done, ases 81, nays 90. -
the victory was lost The T,.J"n-s corre-pon
dent saws
But for the cuIpablc absence Of 4 few Rcpub
lican members, freedom, sound government al,
| international Justice would have won a sigma
victory over Slavery Propaaandsnl, piracy an,
tiliibusteriug. A. it wsI.a though the iorme
were not completely Triumphant, the latter wer'
decisivclv defeated -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

MEXICAN TEoCBLEs.-accOrd;ng Ia the y. \.
1rti',nes latest adyices from Mexico there were
three nominal Presidents of that illistsi country,
beside Cen Culoaga, who, being deserted by
citizens and soldiers, took refuge in The Fngi.h
Minister'S house. Gen Echeagaray had pro
claimed himself at Autla the Juarez Govern
ment stood firm at Vera Cruz and Il Junta con-
yened at The Capital by Gen. Robes had elected
Gen. Niramon on the second ballot General
Robes will remain in power till Miramon's ar
rival
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.



iloase mot at the appointed hour
PETITIONS.
For appropriation for draining swamp land
belonging To the State for the protection q
game that the Supervisors in organized tow
ships lee allowed To purchase rut scrspers for h,
Improvement Of roads
NoTIo>s, Resolutions AND NOTICES
By Mr.. Pratt: That committee of three b.
appointed 20 visit ard examine the Asyum q
Kalamazoo.
On motion of NJ McNahom, the resolu.iol
tor the appointment oi committee Of three %
visit the State Prison. and report 20 the Hous,
was taken from the table and passed
Mr. Daniels introduced bill TO amend chap
ter Of the compiled laws Committee on j..
dietary.
VI Allcn introduced bin to alter and es,st
li-h the fees Of justices of the Peace in civil c.
Scs. same reference.
Mr.. Carr introduced "a bin TO amend AN act b
provide tor having out State road from Ssgins,
to Sheboygau
The Speaker announced Messrs. Allen, GiIgly
and i. H. Thompson, a. a special committee Or
opening Salt SPRING.
Upon motion, the House went into commits
Of The whole Oh the General Order consisting q
the folioVin bills
A bin To amend section lo, Of chapter 10, d
the compiled laws
4 bill to amond sections IL, IL, and 20, Of s.
act entitled IAN act relative to plank roads" ~
proved March J., s4s, aud to amend al ~
amcndatory thereto, approved Jan. ., 1859.
\ biz 70 amend sec. u Of chap. I3l Of IL
complied lave Of Isi1.
a bin TO amend sec. 10, Of an net entitled n
act 20 provide for the Incorporation Of Rsilr@.
companies, approved Feb. l., 1855.
After consideration oi the several bills, u,
committee rose and reported to the House, vii
;heir amendments, which were adopted and tn
hi.'- were ordered encros-ed
Tho Houze then adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

CUBA.-The bill INTRODUCED into the Senate BY
Mr.. Slidell sets forth, by way of preamble, the
substance of the Ostend Manifesto. and as ''the
last means of settling the existing, and removing
future difficulties" authorizes the President to
purchase Cuba, and, as the first step thereto, to
draw thirty millions of dollars from the Treasury,
or to raise the money by contracting debt to
that amount.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

LIVING AND DEAD.-New York has had eigh-
teen Governors since she became State nine of
whom are still living. viz: Seward, Van Buren,.
Throop, Bouck. Fish, Hunt Seymour, Clark and
King.
The State of Michigan has had eight Cover
nors, of whom Woodbridge Barry. Felch, Ran
som, McClellsnd, Bingham and Wisner s-e liv-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

The FEDEEAL Treasury RUNSISG EuprYISGs.
The telegraphc Washington correspondent of
the \. \. Tribune Of Thursday says that it is
generally calculated that new loan will soon be
demanded by the Administration The Treasu-
ry for some days has refused pay demands,
except such as are indspens BILE to keep the
wheels Of Government in motion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

Tx REGISTRY LAw.-It is understood that
bill for this object has been prepared with great
care, and that it will probably be reported at an
early day, By the appropriate committee of she
House or Senate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

DoSE FoR.-Senator Wilson's speech is admit
ted on all sides to have very badly damaged the
prospects Of the Southern or Desert and Disun.
ion route. A Southern Senator said on the same
day, that the speech had ruined the Southern
Road
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

A CHANGE.-Senator Iverson introduced a bill
on the 18th, to abolish the thanking prilege -
This bill proposes to abolish the privilege to
members of Congress after the present session.
and in lieu thereof each member is TO be emit
tied to receive annually $3.50 in Post Office
stamps, to be delivered at the beginning of each
annual session.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18
" eiuesaau. Jan 10
The House met pursuant 20 sdiou nmen,
PETITIONS

The House met pursuant 10 adjournment
PETITIONS.
of the Supervisors and others of Kent eo,.
~, asking for the passage OF an act TO rcov;s,
for the opening of the Salt Springs Of this s,..,
for the manufacture Of salt for law s,, ;,
protection OF game; for the permanent, ,,,.A
ment Of Sabawinc township 10 the county :.
rusco'a. for a registry law; 10 restore the ss,,,
penalty To repeal the general drsiuage l,s :,
amend the constitution in regard 10 the snrso.
tion OF moneys collected from fines and na,.,
ties 10 prevent any citizen Of he State aerx..
ng up fugitive slaves
EFroErs 90 STANDING CoNNIrrKgs.
The committc on the Deaf. Dumb and Br,a
Asylum, Offered A resolution giving them le.,.
Of absence tor thr purpose Of visiting the A.,
Ium. Adopted
The committee ou Banks rnd Incorporate.
reported tayofahy 10 the passage of a bill "a :,
corporate the city OF Battle Creek.
MOTIONS RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES
The Attorney General was requested TO rspO,,
20 the House the meaning Of the term GENES,
Election" rs used in sec /. at. -. of the ca,
stitu,ion.
Mr.. +. Il. Thompson introduced loin, reso
luton relative to the appending appropriation =
Congress tor the st. Clair Flats.
Notice was given 81 bill TO organize isabel,
county.
VI. Massey introduced hill relative TO n,
FIRE and marine insurance companies Referee
TO the committee on Banks and Incorporation.
Notice Of a bill to amend the prohibitory houO,
law; Till to provide ior the settlement, an.
drainage OF swamp lands by sctual settler,
to amend chapter l. Of toe compiled laws.
VI Woolnough aft red bill for the relief O,
Asahcl Beach and Elizabeth Rogers. Of Emmett,
Calhoun co
Notice Of a bin to provide for The admission
OF clergyman to visit prisoners in county jai.
10 amend section % y, chapter lo2. compiled
Avs
Mr.. Brewster introduced bill to provide fo
= special tax for the Improvement Of the count,
linc road between Lena~ee and Hlllsdse COUNTY
Committe on Roads aud Bridges.
Nj Woolnough introlu ed "a bin to suthO,
ize all persons Of the degree of Attorney at IA,
70 administer oaths aud take proofs and aekno.
cdemcrts oi deeds and other instruments en,itlei
to record in tits STATE.
Mr. Carr introduced bill 10 amend an az
for assessing property AT is trIe value for take.
Mr. briggs introduced a bill TO donate 81
acres Of land to Mrs. Henry d. Rogers, of Sag.
nav co. Com. on State afairs.
Notice Of iii to repeal sec. SO aud IS Of Ii,
compiled laws, IN relation to the publication Of
notices, aud to restore the section repesled
thereby; also, to amend chap. los relative 10
chattle mort cages also, 10 amend chapter Ia
relative to proceedings against garnishees
Nv Mr.. Dickey Eesolred, That 50 much q
the Governors messages relates to mli,ay
matters he referred To the committee on Milti.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

NEEDN'T GUESS AGAIN.-The Cleveland Plain
Dealer, loeofoco journal, says of Gov. Bing-
hams election, " If the South insist upon a slave
code for the Territories or any more Lecompton
constitutions, they can bid an eternal farewell to
any more Democratic Senators from the North"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

Ma. CLIPPINGS. - The political sun of this
statesman sets in glory-he has just made Re.
publican speech of great mark and strength,
which caused slavery to draw forth its Marvlsnd
Bowie"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

IhRrtfGg, January IL.
Bou-- net Prayer ~ Rev. W. WithingiOa
FfIITIoNs
Fpr tho r,-tafation Of the death penalty r.
tho appropriation q the proceeds Of the s~anF
lands TO recaiminr the 7sme for geologic
=grve. 20 extend the elective franchise to 5,
IA, paying citizens.
EErDETs or -TaSBISG Committee.
The committee on Banks and Incorpors;ioI;
report IN favor OF a bin to amend an &C, to p'a
vide for lawn. out town plate, and vacstiag
them ia certain cases. Referred to committee q
the whole
Also. against ihe bin 70 amend the charter Of
Por Huron and Lake Michigan 4. r. Go. B.
la'd on the table and ordered printed
Also, IN favor of changing the name Of Swsz-
scott Mining COMPANY Commute Of The Whole
The committe on towns and counties repor.si
against the bill 70 change the name of the ,o.r-
ship a Zlxaukie. Bill tabled.
Al-0. in favor Of changing the name Of tss
township Of jerome. Committe Of the Whole
Inc tDHilh-tlee 10 Nhoh "ds I.ieHtD "
for the settlement and drainage Of the SWAMI
lands. reported fayorably to its passage. Con-
mite Of The whole.
The ccmuitte on Public Lands reported
favor Of the bin f5r the relief Of Asshel Besch
and Elizabeth Rogers, Of Calhoun CO. Com. q
the Whole.
The cornmiite On Supplies and Expenditures
reported in favor Of the bill donating lands ''
Mrs ~ d. Rogers, Of Saginaw county. Con
Of the Whole
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

Nor HUN6 oN FR;pAY.-James Mcmahon was
executed at Newark, n. j., on the la,h, for the
murder Of his sister-in-law The feature excit.
ing the most comment is the New-Jersey ida of
hanging man on a Wednesday instead of Fri.
DAY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

SUB RosA.-ln Congress, on Tuesday. the Pres
ident informed the Senate that it was inexpedi-
ent to make public the correspondence growing
out of the Wanderer affair, at present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

Hon HENRY WILsoS.-This gentleman was
duly elected e. S. Senator from Massachusetts,,
on Thursday.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

cry in the Detroit and ST. Clair rivers. Cou,...
tee on State affairs.
by MIR. sha-p-to change the name of Jos.
Farrah, 70 John :. Temple. Committee ON =
dietary.
Ey :. ". Bael-To provide for the tr. :,
offences upon information Committee O, J,s
ciary.
The House then adjourned
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18


'iiie TOT 'i'e coec'o" u ''Ncs III '''e 'o'"'s VI
wayne.
MI DAVIS gave notice Oh DIE 70 amend sec /
-, o. compiled laws Feia'ihs 10 heF-.
pr o. gave ho''e OF ''' re'1'''5 u 'lNe7
IN last PslIantl
" carpenter introduced ON relating 70 hHe'
IN justice cour1.
NJ Williams gave notice OF plil to amend
tax law
Mr. MUS gave notice oil oiA relating 20 Lex
Ing'on.
Nj IoAI gave notice oil o'H 10 rr'ta-' III
Ver>'iy 9e'l'
VI. 'onGer ohered 4 resolution o' enquiry a.
10 reio-iI 70 aiin' aPPhcah'- 10 'ie a-ri'u''''''
c''e-'' rom ''"'''e- nom "h'' '''''' '''' ''o
students.
Nr. b'Ae,ihtA ltF"d''eH pA' '' iaE o'-
r'aA III oiI''IAs'h county
Mt Jones 'h'''uceu ''" 10 'hco' po'''e tue
-'' u l1''''N is''''' '' - commute o'' III
cor t''"''hN'
MI hr'I'eAi oHefed reeo'a''oA requesting
''e COMMITTEE on Fe'eri i'''t''"hs De requisite"
u report 'l'e 'o''o"'s sP"uNs Fes"'1'loh' 10 De
''A.1i'''''i 70 'l' S'''e oil Ne" hampshire tel
ing l'e.i .' i'''1 'h'r own matters w motion
"' Nr' Jones' 'ie coii'f'l"'c'uoh from ''e -Nldi-
'o' ''''''.'- - '''' ''''''' al nan
i'1u vas referred 10 committee Oh state ali"'r7
'''''' '','',.',''e' Tue ''''' TO t'''''e 'o' SP-
'o,..'''''.''' % O'pN'S'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

ANorHER.-Hon. y. Pitt Fezzenden has again
been reelected TO the e. S. Senate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

Approved, June -, ISIS
Mr. Carpenter, pursuant to notice, introduced
a bill to amend an act, to authorize proceedings
against garneshees. Tabled and printed
Mr.. Barns gave notice of bin 70 drain Swamp
Lands.
Mr. Mills introduced bill relating to school
districts in Vassar and Tuscola
Mr.. Muzzey introduced tiI 10 provide for
setting apart . homestead
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

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d! hf. '"r--;o ''t out road through ia-co
ava A "se''1" counties committee on Road and
bn's's'
by nj anchor "a! 'As out town pi"i- and
''I ''e"'.hs ''''n ID certain instances. Com
f'''ee "n Banks sA' interpretations
D. VT i"h'--'' amend sec j., chap -.
" '''ni''.' Law '"'iil't''' Oh Education.
Ds n A'''i.''o make ~ appropriation 70
DUO -'' ee'.- 30 i.'s- caster" sing o. the STATE
'''oH' "'' JOY ''hef purposes committee or
S'ate t'f'-'a-
-. NJ L''ih.---'' incorporate re- village ~
Marquette Committee on Bank AMI I-cerpG-
ratiors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29
Cincinnati Marlkatn.

CNoINNATf, August ~.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged, and
dull Sales Of 600 bbls at 40 for supsrfne
and 4.s005.0O Tor extra.
WHlSkY-No change In the market; sales
at 419@243S. the latter rate for wagon.
PROVlSlONS-Mes pork has declined "a
Sl4, and it is offered freely at this rate. Bacon
unchanged; sales Of 100 hhds at 7c for shoulders
and 91S for sides. Nothing done in bulk meats
or Lard.
GRAIN-The market for Wheat is firm with
good demand, at full prices. Sales since oul
report Of yesterday, Of 900 bush prime white
Sl,l5; 500 do good do at ,l216, delivered 900
do do at l,l0; GOO do fair do al los, 6OO do
1906.
Corn is steady, and prices are unchanged -
Sales 1000 bush to arrive at n.
Rye and Barley aie unchanged.
Oats are firm az 4l042
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29
Gatrst bV Gsltgrdpb.


BosroH, Aug. 27---The steamship Amer
iea, from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived last
night Her mails were dispatched by the
merning train, and will be due In Phiiadel-
phia tonight
The steamer Etna made an excellent run
from Liverpool to Boston, having beaten the
America into the latter port about 30 hours,
although she le0 Liverpool u hours later
than the America
II was erroneously stated yesterday that
the Etna brought no 6les Of European pa-
pers from the Liverpool agent Of the Associ.
ated Press that we're received through the
fostoiiice, their delivery here having been
delayed about IS hours by the pursuer Of
the E,na negleoed 10 deliver the bag TO the
Boston agent, 10 whom II was addressed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29


The LIVER 10 one ofthel 'lprineip'l reg'lato
umAn bOdy;And when II q performs Its fun
well the powers OF the system are fully de
ed. The stomach 10 Al-SlmoBt entirely deDe
on the healthy action of the Liver for the D
performance of Its func- EtionB; when the atc
Is at fault, the bowels are atfault, and the
system suffers in conse- ~plqueuce of one orgat
LIVER-having ceased Ito do its duty NJ
diseases of that organ, Zone of the propr
has made II his study. in a practice OF NOR
twenty years, to find = some remedy wher
to eounteraet the many h ysderangementBto WI
is liable. vi
ToprOve thatthis re- :. medy Ia at last foun,
person trouDled Withi Liver COMPLAINT, 1
OF its forms, has but toI> try bottle, and ca
tiOn is certain. ID.
These Gums remove SIall morbid or bad n
from the syAtem, -@lplying in theic pll
healthy flow OF bile, in vigoratinR the htol
causing food to digest = well, PUHIFY ING
BLoODigiVing tone and - health to the whole
chinery, removing the :, cause of the diseas,
fectiug arAdical cure. -
oUsATTAcKs aret cured, and what is b
PREVENTED, by the oo- casionaI use OF the /
INVIGoRATOR. -
One dose after eat ling is sufficient to re
the stomach and pre- l@ivent the food from
and souring.
Only one dose taken at night, loosensthe
els gently, and cures . lCosTIVEREss,
one dose taken after - each meal will cure
- One dose OF two tea = spoonfuls will alway
lieve SICK HEADACHE.
One bottle taken for q female obstruction
moves gaot the cause oItheI Jdisease, and MAKES u
o1lyone dose imme- diately relieves Gu
One dose often re- -Ipeated is q sure cur
Ss:oLERA MoBRUs, ,andhla preventative of Q
ERA. II
Only one bottle isi - needed to throw o,
the system the effectsj lof medicine after A
sickness, HI
one bottle taken for lJAUNDIcE removes all
lOwness or unnatural - color from the AKIN
One dose taken a short time before q,
sNes s.e vigorto the Ap-l petite, and MAKES foo
One dose often re- 70 lpeated cures cHroHIc
ArfHHA In lth WorHtleSlfofmst while SUMMEr
BOWEL complaints yield almost to the hrSt
one or two doaesIaeleuTes attacks eauaefl
WorMs in Children Slthere is no gurer. safe
hpeeulerremedyint helSlworid, AZ II "neVer fail
hadsh Aiew 9otties cures DroFsY, by exciting
WetsKe plearurein recommending this m
cine as pTeventiveE, for FEvErANp AoUr CI
EEYEr, and All FE- .vErs Of u BILIOUS TYI
IL operates with GER g tainty, and Thousands
willing to testify to ~ nitswondeTful virtues,
All who use it are giving their unanin
toS imony in Its favor.
~ MIX water in the mouth with the In
orator, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INVlGORATOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, an
lAlly working cures, almost too greatto believe
enres as II by magic, even the first dose giving
eht, and seldom more than one bottle IL reouire
sure any Kind of LIVER Complaint, from the w
ISunaloe or Dyapepri to = common Headache, a
which are the result OF DISEASED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, s46 Broadway, N, v,
'etAiled by all Druggists. Sold also bv ~
W. WEUSTHOFF,
Aep''-u""iy Dayton, Obi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug 2Z-Louis Barne
the French Consul at this port, uied to-day
OF old age. lie was an old resident of this
city, and occupied the post of Consul for the
last twenty-five years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29

ALBANY, August 27--Flora Temple beat
Princess on the Saratoga course to-day in
three straight heats. Time-2:3OI, 2:3S
and 2:34