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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

SALEsDAY-THE WEATHER-CRoPs.-
large number OF persons were in our Vii
lage OH Monday. There were no sales of
property, either by the Sheriff or the Com
missioner. A good many were attracted
hther by the meeting Of the several Boards.
We heard complaints of drought prevailing
in every section Of the District. and Of tie
poor prospect for the corn crop. Every
successive day of this exceedingly warm
weather renders the prospect more gloomy.
1t seems that we are about to have . rope
tition of the warm spell, of two weeks ago,
when the thermometer ranged at about 90
in The shade.
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The WEATHER AND CROPS IN Lou1sT.
ANA. The Vernon Jackson parish) Times
of the Sth inst, says Occasional show
ers and storms, together with some hot
July sons, have been the variations for
the past week; so much of the latter that
We would not have objected TO "leetle"
more of the FIRST; being tar more accep,a
ble both by the community aud our thir-
~ planters. The crops have as vet not
quite received sufficient rain to enable
them to stand it," though enough to con
.end with old Sol for while longer. Corn
especially, we understand, is more in want
than anything else. Cotton seems 10 pros
per very well under the present weather.
The Shreveport Gazette of the 9th SAWS ::
The weather since our last has been va.
ried +: cool, warm and wet Crops 10 some
districts are looking fine, while in others,
they are only ordinary, the seasons hav
ing been very partial. 1t is our impres
sion, however, that enough will he made
in nearIy y all districts, while abundance
will be the rule in great many.
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Crops Extract Of Il letter dated Free
Bridge, Gordon county, Ga, July 2lst ::
"When we finished harvesting wheat in
this neghborhooG, it WAS believed there
was half crop raised since threshinp,
1t IS ascertaned that'ther is not one
fourth OF crop. 1t is believed the wheat
crop of this county did not average more
than three bushels per acre The corn
crop IN this neighborhcod is now suffer
ing seyerc;y from drought-we have not
had rain in hve weeks there have been
good showers in some adjoining neighbor
hoods"
Extract of letter dated Lumber CITY,
Tefair county, GA, July 90 1--WE have
had fine seasons, and our corn is nearly
made, and a much better crop than has
been made in the county in several wears.
Cotton looks fine. Health of the county
good. Weather very warm thermome.
ter stood at loG deg. Yesterday"
DRoUGuE-The Athens (Tenn.O Post
says that no rain has fallen in that imme
diato neighborhood for three weeks or
more, and the dry hot weather is begin.
ming to tell very seriously upon the corn,
fields. Without rain in few davs the
crop viii be injured beyond recovery.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

Lone GHABS.-We present our readers
this week with the first Of a series of let
ters from cur we'll known correspondent
Long Grabs The author cOntemplateS
a iour of scvcr.ii weeks drration, and will
visit many of the most interesting localities
in the United States. Closely observant Of
everything that comes in the way, the incl
dents Of his rarnblings fetched by his graph
c pen, will afford treat (which the readers
of the Ledger will heartily enjoy. A con-
tinuation of his cpistes in IL number Of sue
cccdirg issues Of The paper, may be looked
for.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03
New Advertiseme

contractors IN this paper, inviting bids for
tic building of II new Methodist Church ut
Salem-thc same alluded 10 in our edito-
rial of last week We have since learned
that it has been determined not to change
the location Of the Camp ground.
s-es- 1t will be seen bv reference to the
advertisement, that Mr.. J. ID. Stanley, has
opened an entire new stock of goods at
Russell Place, s. G..
PlantvrS who wish TO secure II supply of
neer" kerscys, ore directed to an advertise
mcnt from Mr. VIM. Anderson, Camden.
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Crop Prospects.

CRoPs Our District is suffering dread
fully from drouth-in some sections par
tiai showers have occasionally fallen out,
bu; we have Rot had general season
since the wet spell in May The corn
crop must therefore necessarily Se very
short one-not better than the crop of AS
Cotton is holding on brayely-the stalk
is generally rather small for the time of
year, but well fruiied, and the yield Of
this our money staple may yet be an
average if the seasons from this time for.
ward are rropitious. - Chester Standard.
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"LoNG GRABS i"


" As iiNWTON, July ~ 1903.
The Patent Office is another great point
Of attraction in this city. This also must
be seen to be appreciated, no person can do
justice TO 1t by description thereof In
fact it would require n week to see every
thing that is TO be seen therein. | would
not pretend to give you more than fcw,vcry
few, Of the sights and curiosilies saw -
The frs, object desired our party to see
was the Snrcophagus, obtained by Commo.
dore -, in Syria, and presented to the
National Institute as a resting place for the
remains Of General Jackson, IL is a small
House of marble and was the repository Of
the remains Of The Roman Emperor, Alex
ander Sevcrus; with 1t is u marble slab be.
ing portion Of the Temple erected by
MiItiades on the plains Of Marathon after
his victory over the Persians in. the year
400 before Christ. The General in his re-
ply says "with the warmest sensations that
can inspire grateful heart must decline
accepting the honor intended to be bestow-
ed. | cannot consent that my mortal body
shall be laid in a repository prepared for au
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

a CARGO OF AFRICANs.-A gentleman
OF Tallahassee received letter from Jack.
sonvllle on Monday, lslh inst, post mar
ked l6:h instant, on the back Of which
was endorsed, "a cargo of 600 Africans
has been landed on the florida coast
near Smyrna"
IL this intelligence be true, it is to be
hoped that the parties guilty Of such a
high handed violation Of the law Of the
land may We arrested and dealt with to
the fullest extent Foridiaa.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

The CROps.-Veget"tion, says the Bel
! etonte, Gala } Era, has frightened out
wonderfully since the rains. The corn has
improved greatly. But our farmers still
assert that much Of the growing corn is
INJURED, and that there cannot be full
crop made.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

Making 81 more males than females.
The State Census Of the whites for Ian.
caster District in 1889, was only O esi,--
showing an increase In .he las, dseade Of
7s2.
l take this opportanity 10 retura my sin.
cere thanks to our Senator, Representative
and friends, for receiving the appointment
Of Census taker for the year 1853, aud to
the private eiIizens Of my beloved district.
for the kind and hospitabls treatment that I
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03
Obituary.

Died, at his residence IN Kirk wood, on y.
Sunday, July %, DIR. John McCaa, Sr, ia
the 9th ye%r of his age.
Died, at his residence near Mobile, Ala,
onthe 2ist ins,aOL Hon. John Gayle, ex.
Governor Of AIabaua, aged 81 years.
Died, at Columbia 26th Of July 1889. Of
Consumption, Mrs. Sarah ID. Carroll, wife
Of J. L. Carroll, late Of Chester.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Will bc inserted at the following low rates .
One square (of l6 lines or less,) one insertion,
81; or, il continued rs cents tor the first in
sertou, and So cents for each subsequent user-
ton. sB- See Fourth Page for deductions in
favor OF standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03
WIN ROBERTSON.

The Indian Land Chronicle states that |
Mr.. l.. w. Spratt. Of Charleston. has accept !
ted IN invitation from the ctizers OF RacH
Hill and vicinity, to address them on tn.
10Th inst, upoG the subject of the Africa \
Slave Trade
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WASHING Ton, JuIy 81. 1859.
LONG GRABS. +"

" loNY JUlN 81 loOS.
When closed my last letter believe
left off somewhere about the Presidents
House. In front may be seen the statue of
Mr. Jefferson in bronze, and on the oppo-
site side Of the avenue in Lafayette square,
that grand and imposing work of art the
Equestrian Statue of General Jackson, By
Clark Mills This must be seen 10 be ad-
mired and appreciated, no description can
begin to DO justice 10 the original The
Horse il upon perfect balance on his hind
feet upon first view you shrink with the
apprehension that tho horse may fall back
upon the rider, it IA so life like--the Gene
raj is in full uniform sitting apparently
unconcefncd rs to his situation, with his
hat raised in his right hand, his eye directed
to some object at distance, acknowIedg.
ing as suppose the salute and applause Of
his army. lila left hand has Arm hold of
the bride reins, conscious that his horse is
under his control. | do not know the de.
sign Of the author aud hate enqhrcd, but
been unable to loarn, therefore IN at lib.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

DRouGHr IN KENTUcRY.-The Louisville
Courier, of the 10Th inst, says:
The country hereabout is suffering
much from the oppressive heat and pro.
trasted dropg t. A continuation Of such
weather, for y week or two longer, will
almost entirely destroy the corn crop in
this section.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

received from them during my labors.
am indebted 10 many of them for The time
" assistance and information that they rem.
dercd me, and hope that their labors viii be
rewarded by accomplishing good to onr Dis
trict aud State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

The FOURTH IN Paris The Americans
in Paris, to the number Of about one hun.
dred, and without distinction of sex, dined
together on the Fourth at the Louvre Ho.
tel. Judge Mason presided, assisted by
Mrs. Mason on his right and Mr. and Mrs
keilt, Of South Carolina, on his left. The
Judge made several patriotic speeches one
for Mr. keiit, WHO, with new wife by his
s.aes flse Jndge said was obliged to keep
si'suse eI'sn the subject Of Independence
eere also made by Mr Train,
: s 8! s:s:,tef of Louisiana, Rev. Mr Lam.
s9h Af tanNng and Others, who kept up
ts'@ 6s<>stulhmeut to late hour in the
porning.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

The Southern CH,zen (savs a despatch
in the Charleston Courier) has been united
with the New York Day Book. John
Mitchell goes Ia Europe.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03
TIE MARKETS.

NEw YoRE, July 40.
The Cotton market Is arm, with sales Of
5000 bales. Flour has advanced 10 10 I5c,
with sales Of 3. 300 bbls Southern, S5.iO.
to $40 pesbbI. Wheat Il advancing.
NRw OKLEAsz, July 40.
Sales to-day Of 500 bales the market
closing frtn Middling lice. The sales of
the week foot up $4,000 bales. The re-
ceipt- as this port are in excess Of last year
100000 bales, and NJ oil the ports 100000
bales.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03
NEw oRLEAsz, July 30
LIyeaPoor, July 10.

The salos for the three days spm up IL
O00 bales, Of which spccuIGtorS. md expor
tiers each took 1000 bales. vi quallies3
hrve slightly declined, and for some des.
eriptions Il reaches I to I'd, the mArke |.
closipg very dull,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Published every Wednes lay Morning
BY
w. M. C O N N O r. S ,
Editor and prOprictOr.
T F. r NJ S {:

In advance, -.----- $2.OC
At the expiration of Six Months, 80. ESQ
At the end of the Year, .----..... 800
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GJr Irhqtr.
LANCASTERVILLE. S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUG. 3, 1859.

The interesting communication from
Census" is unfortunately crowded out of
this paper.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.

MR. Editor The State Census Of the
whites. for Lancaster District in 1859,
amounted,
MALES. FEMALES ToTAL,
3277 3l96 6.473
3.i9b
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07
s. X. MANN h co, PROPRIETOR, G.
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggista

You be curad Of the following complaints: -
- Tooth Ache. 10 one minute 70 the nost painful -
tacks Of Rheumatism, nine ca'es out OF 49, u leoe
than one hours time, viz .-0esn Ache, lar Aene,
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, Assf ma BrooeAttte Orr -,
3. .nsi Affections, Pain In the hack 6i6e 0et6hsD
ths JOINTS Collie and Or. mp Psins. Esysp lee, H.
sprains. Chapped Hands, Frosted ssss snd ont-
biHins.
q, not the Intention Of the undessignrd = aas-rs
for this msiine thst ~ viii do impnssibis thnEs
cure all manner OF disesse-; for Tn "a sestng \.
medicine that 10 good for ev.Ty thing = essA -
nothing" Its true. We only cisim - enFs -
line Of oiseascs snd for tbs sbove named en0paan1o
this medicine In without ~ equals
The best proof you hsv~ os tse merits ~ - ~
tisle, In 10 see what u viii do. ~ ep1.eises =
Palns are decidedly the mist e9scsuss ~ ~ 49,
cation Of ybis wond~rfn medicine, os any ~ y -
country This is admitted By Ill who hsvs ~ q.
would have the public underssaod tnae -
humtug article 70 dispose a. nor wouAo y u Ne
business II the same vas not truly 40 pasely ~
mate. ~ medcsn ID held, In Ill plaes0 wbsso -
been used In the HI hest efteem, sn6 q - 49,
aim to make u % smoDg III. fhs bip1sng eov
which 70 forever and ssernally 6xsd % Den1ie4 =
70 forward the gem raj int rests q the bs0an -
". ,e snilc "a have ben deceived ~ yeahs 2
ci culaSs with q ttious sestiDontals on 49, =
have ~ -9ucxd 70 buy ~te6eas ses3 - - oeooss
have sbousands II te-timosisl. vnss seW
s.nt N me n u dinssset para = 80 0stni - !
prefer showing the vs's- u NJ me@Aee, ~ eo1s
Zee VI charge Ill those comDaints, vAsosvss 49,
e .,SI msevsi ss, 90 ~ ~ss u Dvs1vdD -
"''''~ sn vLAaQ, Yysps1sass.
n BAssEs 4 90. onsrG Aseass. 1.psaP.a
why. retail desier, Wed 0e1e1 eessses ooWe0D
po-i. aud kc,. coasssnily % 60 - -. eosono
ax-nis-T- yior q "a lord, passnDesti Y weoA
800, Sm vn su.'i.ao. k.elhs.ssJ - 2 q
3rsnoot; Jas = NJ md, AnnnoueAj = 0s09. ~
opiEg; n Bropsn, Wycninsj eDeos = - -
~. 49,. rs,,vi - John , nen..a. e~i.sr1i1Ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07
INSU RANGE.
tovo4pool = Lon1on lnsuras.c ~.
Capital, $4,000, 900.

AUDITORY OyrScE, Iowa.
IL 10 hereby certiaedthat tbs ttver pool and L0odnn
ftre ana Lite tnsursnce Company, Of Liv.rp~sd,
Dnglaud. has died In this once renewed ststas ens,
u 20 ordance With section 3, shspscS lle, laws Of
1861, which reosive, my approval DO therefore ~
new lhs certincatc 81 agency u Cha lee Aitmsaa,
-, Tor Scott COUNTY, which Is hereby continued 10
full force snd exact for the year 1859.
IL 10 further cert ned that the aims red ID n true
COPY OF the ststemsnt 40 Med.
-, Wnne-s my hard and sesl at DesM discs
l. this 18th dsy OF Mar b, 1859
49, J. ". CAfTBLL, Auditor Of State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07

"A cara.
VVHE official report taken from the Argus Of Sept.
i 19th, ISIS
No42 DPWhi e, Davenport Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine, Dt0rring Of high comment
ddtiOa.
No IS. G Este, Davenport, l Sewing Machine,
Good.
No 80. T C Este, ! sewing Machine.
Note.-The several sewing machines exhibition
ell superior each doing the work well and at q
rapid rate, highly commemorate.
The "Premium Aachine" be seen at "
Bailey's store. WHITE, Agent
P.S. to Este denies putting q stick In our sew.
ing m schine at the Rock Island Fair We never
charged him or any one else with 1t; but did you
see . bird futteF unees hit?
P.P.SS We shall in a few days have lot Of
wheeler A. Wilson "Pirsf Premium sewing ma
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. Ocl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07
HOWARD ASSU CIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


Bsnevs sas Insttusion estsctisAed by special ss-
dosomsas, for tAe ReiiJ Of the Ascl a~d
Dislressed, AFFLICTED ,clsh Vivwlent
and Apsdemic Dsedsss.
vTyHU HOWARD ASSOC ALTON, In view OF the
i awful dest ruction OF human life canss by sexu-
l dtsea ses, and the deceptons pra ticei upon the
unfortunate victims Of such disease BY QuacAs, sew
charitable Ct worthy OF reir name, tn open dis.
pensary the treatment of this class Of d eases
In eli their forms, and 70 give meica advice gratis
70 al Oho apply BY ieteP with esc ipti0n OF their
condition, (age, occupatt a. habits Of life, Ac) aud
In OF extreme poverty TO furnish moficin n,
of arg, II Il needl. add that IN Asroctaton
commands the highest m ticai skill OF the ~ and
wiu furnish IN moot approved modern --atment
Th~ Directors Of the association In th.ir annual
port upon the treatment Of Hnal di-raes. express
tn hiehss satisfaction With the success which has
attend the labors OF tn " sBrssons In tn. OF
sperm attorrb0s, - minai weakness .nor 1a elect
syphiis the vice sJnanism self sbuse, disea
or the idn ys ard bladder, &c. and or Ter contiI.
uancs II tire same plan or the ensu'ns year
The OivectO's revies Of the pest, feel aseur'd
that their lAbORs in this -phere 81 ben VIOLENT s6
have been Of great benent to tn" sct d. esp ci.ilJ
70 the ytuos ard they have reselv to devote them
selves with renewed sal TO eh1s very lmportaD ant
An admiral report on eper matcrrhOs. OF semi
nal weakn -, the vice Of Onsnism, masturnation, d
II abu and other dscases Of the sexual orgsns
by the sut'pg suys con will be " mt by mail On
sealed enve pe) FREE Of charge, on receipt Of 1wi
ct MPs for poe age Othe reports snd tracts on tn
nature ano Treatment Of sexual dseass, diet, &C
arc constantly being published for grstutoos disri
button, End will be sent TO the AFFECTED Ssmeo III
no remedies and methods Of treatment discovers
durins the last year Of great vaiue.
Address for Report or treatment, On. ]. Skill
LIN HOU0 HfON, ActinG Surgeon. Howard Also
citation NJ. south Ninth street. Philadelphia
PennsylvsDis
Nv order Of the Directors.
AZRA HnARrwELL. Prsstdems.
emo PAuuOHlLD, HAwet0rv JsM-~lv
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Mississippi Z Missouri =. =
Trains run By Chicsgs time, which /. tvsovs ni.-
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'm and assS Monday, April iith, loeo. 90 uasu
~ further notice, trains vii iesvs DaveapssA Or
Muscatine, Columbus City, washingssn - DsUo
Oily Sundays sxcepsed) - 1oilovs:
,st Express and III Train q 80 Z
Trains viii leave Dsvsnpors Tor CA,ssssAaily. -
lays excepted - follows:
LIST Nail Train, ~ 10 10 -
d IMPRESS 1rein, ~ 80 =
Trains arrive q Dsvsspsst aaily. OunAaW0sp
1non TuB 8As1.
lot 1xvsess Train - - 49,
ID Mail Train, at 80 -
IRON r18 west.
let Man Train. ~ S01o
Trains ran By Chicago time. which istweavs No.
otes fastsr shaa Davesp.st u0es
At Colunhs City, Washingteu ~ 16wa C1ey ~
the western esass Co.'S sssaes Tor Ill petneD Won4
The Passenger Train ousnsrss o A0c6 1slnoa -
ChicasO ROcA lsaAad Railroad ssains soe ell pa1o
East, North end 6outh.
Paaosnsoss -. eealnaeA Of ~ neeou1V e9G1vln0
iestnet direction - the 6osoanAaloa % SAe1S -.
gaes also Sssnss taking Asls ssoD6
The oase. SSH
n r. The Aovnins Qo1O ~ ssair sse ~ 1sss
con ecls at liet nh trains On - 0soA1gnn Go
/ al II q a. the Juscshn WITH trains - - n %.
burg, ~ WAYNE q Oai0so = q; - CNscaeo vssh
trans on the sichissn Southern snd As<Atsan Csa-
sra Rsi Roads.
ap.ll JOHN psT8AOvs -
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MEDICAL.
Joy y n d @ Ia d = e -
Has BEEN brCsslAt
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

NINOE the introduction Of that World Rsnsssas1
- medicine. DR. MAINS AQUA HAB1AA. .
III Wsstefn Country IN especially the ~ ZEE -,
It has brouen h.sltn and bapviiss In os,s sa-t
lies than any remedy upon rccrd. The evsa,os
woala Daturalis sTis Why - this? Dfrause u 0Aas
in all In the shortest time, arrest chls, sser
sd sgue In it, wsrst form, ana ~ ell cos. . Dse-
forms a spsady cure. Persons re ding IN DslsstoD
districts using this balsam occasionally eurtsg the
,icky nesd h ve no fears of - aao0 - aeus
II Is therefore highly recommend - suge Dssveo-
ia i've II sed in small doses daily daring thaA ~.
tieular tine when this class o. diseeess psxvan-
For want Of space We con only efser . hw u ~
many evidences In 10 favor.
Dscyrus, OAte, -. l6GA. 49,.
DR.. MANN 4 co Cation. OAte- Csass We
the public be greet este IN In vhih yoas ssebsoes
Asue RGl4am l. held in this coanunisv. IL ~
Is il never fats 70 asue L. ns vossS fosna, -
can sell n'' aotfs s:s i rxi:o = Dr..
CorinsA, ktss, Oct 2otA 1888.
MRseRS. r. K. MANN 4 CO. GSafs - HAYES
procured supply Of Jour Asus salsaA end eeoeeno
II thorough In many severe cases Of Iecg eeon41n9
where al OF the popular r.mediss Of u Gay -
failed, found In ell cases, your nAlsam edscssA
.afe and spa edy cure II is just t6e msdsesas -
want here Ia the South. ar.pectf1ll, yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Dsusgise-
Netc Iore, <s0 1S0s 1Ss4.
NESBRS 8 X MANN CO.-0sass - have
~ our house IN st. L mis-, sold y0ur Ague oalsa0
three yesYa and have carefully oAoesved ~ e.
fects, sLd must In csndos say, do mol bslisve u
AZ equal II t,e bisory OF medicine for - my
personsi knowledge, cures peman~ nifty every cases
and tav- Known Il used after oil oaheg re0odses
had jailed, with the ~ me happy result. ] hsso -
hesitstion In proncuncinE II the creates diseovssy
ever made In internait, snt remediee, end psseose
triumph oxer chills, fever and sxse
Respectfully, Oh WOOD co.
s. X. MANN h CO, PROPRIETOR, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggish
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07

tahlishei TWENTY YRARS-have saved thousand
from the eraveand their work of mercy 10 not halt
completed. Try them. They are warranted.
HRRRICK BRO.
Practical Chemists, Albany, ].
Sold ct Wholesale and retail by oil Druggists II
Davenport, and By Dealers everywhere
p. Z. =. b. Z L. y. PALMA, Travelling Agts.
aug0Q dav1dpagelyr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07

ttoins okentss .ss
Real estate owned by the com
parry ...s..ss...s..
Amount ioaned on bonds and
mortgages q real estate
wcrth double the amount.
Amount loaned on pledge oil
Bank 6tocks..............
Bills receivable tor loans am.
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OF Buffalo, N. Y..........
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Blk per ct. bonds OF the Ches.
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Five per cent Water Stock
N. Y.....................
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