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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14

INSURANCE..
lNaURANCC.
sIRE, MARINE AkD LIYk
0e1aA
sbssssrssses CosgspSssv,
/ ussssssA. -CAarssssa isss
esss tsSs's'.. ....'.-.-........... ,00O. OoC
1o&no
1sssssrssscs CosepSssv.
OF ~ OoAs Of New Ysss
~" tap''" ....."......-..... / coz, 600
lhon1x
esssssr~sscs C0ass,sssv,
'ssa caPassi.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400 OOO
1Gort1n.woOeorn
lsesssrOsses COosp0ssv,
| ss u The sssts u New Yost
| Cupsssl .s....................... $50 DOC
0oaaza0ot1os1t
Jubsess0g LSfs IssessrUsses Go
acquired CdFttal .s..................2 600. 600
Assses Slss Jsay. i6es.. >a;x7s 2S8 81
| 0DDvI0Deneso 10. HoAnaae Djsek Main n.
| Csus6-dAw1 uDM1Y .. u0vvMAu, AsmA.
1cIOURANOD.
| Fl8G, AND MAINE.
CHARTERED A. d., is4l
MARINE and Fire Insurance Co.,
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
| This oonpany continues to issue Policies on
Marine, Inland .v1rtgsttoss,
| 1ssssssrsssies and Fire ssisA..
Al IMAGINABLE RATss.
Capital, 100000.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDRRHILI., Pyest.
81 i bouRLAND. Prest O HOLLAND, Sec'y.
ADAMS 4 FAY, Agents.
'oHH ADAno, EDwIH FAY.
4 Once No 10 Brady street, with PARKER
UPWARDS. jv2l.dAw
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust CeDpany,
AND sHx
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, Pa.
Having consolidated their business, the sans will
hereafter b. conducted by the united companies In
the Nance OF the
THE GREAT WESTERN
lnsuramcc Il Trust Company.
1t their ohiee In the Compss "a bnilding,
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia
~ tbs arrengsment the inct me Of the 0REl
WESIERN INSUR 4NCE AND TRUST CON
PANT will be la'g ly augmented and nver $50 OOC
added to Its asses, Of which Sl0O COO is ia FIRST
norigaees. with b d. besring per cent interest
on Improved property worth dou le the amount !; |
which e'ves the Company over $3.50 900 Of available
means TO meet any liabilities
Al running riskr Of either Company are -
su0ed and any losses that NAV occur will be promp,
" adjusted and psid.
Nre, Inlsnd and Martme Cargo Riaks 7akeno
tie Anst Favorable Terms.
Respectfully soliciting yonr bus.ness, We are
Yoor obedient servant,
CHAs. o. LATHROP, Pres.
W.. DARLING, vice.Pres
G.. N. SAiPM AN, I'd Vice Pres
(Chsrge OF Branch Once, New York.
JAS WRioHT, Sec. and Treas
O. 8. RussE ELL, Asst Sec.
DIRECTORS:
Ohas Lathrop, Hon VIM Darling, G N Sh,pmsp.
Jno Hunter, Alex Whilldin r Gillespie
! HazlehuPst, Daniel l. Collier Jas Smith,
Chas Harlan, RTracy IL Slocum
J R MCurdy, Prsncia Tsler.
EDWIN FAY, agent,
Once with PARKCR EDWARDS,
Jy2l-dSm No. 10 Brady.st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
1NoURANoE.
FIRE, Inland and life.

Fire, Inland and life.
CONWAY INSURANCE Co,
AAssACHrsErfs.
Cash Capital and surplus 1884 600
HAMPDEN INSURANCE Co.
sPRISGvELD, MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus $3.50, 1000
NORTH AMERICAN ms co,
or HARTFORD, CONF.
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
o. NEW yoRK.
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO..
oaeh osp'sai $3.50 600
1IsLD KAUFMAN AGENT,
- Lahrman's Block, 2d-st,
Once next to the Post Office,
Rock Island, III. Junei2
II: z. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following wellkno~n Companies:
6iRARD SIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE co..
OF PHILADELPHIA, "a.
o..ieE-srsdy street. east side, between end
snn on Jrne4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
PLAN o. THE LOTTERY.

WHoLE TIcKsTs, 80 O0-HALvRs, 81 0O-QuAs.
Teas, A. 80.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14

HILLS Il w A ) II b U = n
no. S. BRADY sTREET.
Have received their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
GROW II 81
Ooapsisins the bast patterns the Bss,eEn MARKETS.
C00k Stoves,
Parlor Stores,
Heating Sf0
once Ss0Ves
vor the celebrated 4aI
F,ORR EST OAK COOK STOVE,
BIS Z L Di \ IN o n 4
For . good stove, and steve that
wa Sattsfacft0n -.
Heuse PuFnishing GesAs,
TOR
Tin Ware, Japan Ware,
&C., &C., 90 70 the.
CHE.dP SIOT~E HOUSE,
HILLS 4 WASHBURN.
oc18 No. Is Brady strsse.
Warm Air Furnaces
YOr either Wood q Goal;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14

II WROelooee slo04ecos
TU s.dsssl kni1 IS sss.ssG ~ seaV y ~
vsaDrrs - - salo q oyracsse oale.
4BsAaoto - laoooUO W alUaOU - oogp1ly
- Ao01, ~ oalo q
I'm 10sVnU8 Ouu1D0Jona
a6d,eg lssluAs. Og1sss rsspsslssalH 100000.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08

Immediately the signal for attack was
given, and tho marines, Eeaded by Col.
Harris and Lieut.. Greene, advanced in
two lines on each side of the door. Two
powerful fellows sprung between tho lines
and with heavy Sledge hammers attempt.
to batter down the door.
The doors swung and swayed, but mp
peared to be secured with rope, the
spring of which deadencd the effect of the
blows. Failing thus, they took hold Of a
ladder, some forty feet long, and advanc.
ing at n run, brough 1t with tremendous
effect against the door. At the second
blow it gave way, ono leaf falling Inward
in a slanting position. The marines i'm
meliately advanced to the breach, Major
Russell and Licut. Greene leading. A
maine in front fell.
The firing from the in erior was rapid
and slarp. They fred with deliberate aim,
aud for q moment tao resistance was scri-
oas aud desperate enough to excite the
spectators to something like pitch Of
frenzy. The next momen, the marines
poured in, the firing ceased, and the
y,a work yaa %ns d2pfi aa i.hh$ Mh tc Ghsei s5 aqa an
rines had done their part aamirably.
When the insurgents were brought out,
some dead and others wounded, they werc
greeted with cxecaions, ard only the pre-.
cautions that had BEEN taken saved them
from immediate execution. The crowd,
nearly every man OF which carried gun,
I. NJ n
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
tnIInn,!rcd-IoId ral.rbood.

When "UI Brown wu. uu the N,St.
crn Reserve yc4r ago, ho delivered Ice
tme upon the subject Of Slavery, al which
MIR Gidiirgs was present. A Ia" c"ncIa
sion Of it l. gave the lecturer three do' a|s.
A memorandum to tbs effect was found
amongst Browns papers captured at llrr-
pers Fcny, and was So teicgraphcd north.
But the drughfacc miuious ofppwcr have
marnifcd these three Il liars into three
hmdrcd. Just one hundred fold, But this
is not a greater eXaggera ION than they
have been guilty OF in al tic statements
Of this llmpcr's Ferry outbreak.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
THE POVERTY CURE.
\ CAPITAL STORY,

Mrs. Duranl was IN invalid. For ma.
ny years she had been vctimto com
pIicated and battling disease, which, for
want Of better name, WAS chri,tenel by
her physicians and friends, "ncryous dcbil,
ity. -
The slightest excitement or cxertion left
her utterly prostrated and weary, and
every nerve and muscle in her system kept
her painfully conscious Of their existence.
The luXuries that surrounded her were on.
lv to her realization OF the fable of the
cup Of Tantalus True, She had an Gle
CANT carriage, fire horses, and many ser
wants, but the fatigue Of riding out WAS
far greater than the pleasure of a drive,
and She rarely attempted it, She had Il
fine library, but books she had not cared
much for; and if she hal loved reading,
her eyes were 81 weak rs TO put that
amas,mant ont OF the question. An cx.
tcnsivo and choic. " kept conservatory was
part OF Mr.. DUrand's establishment, hut
tho orlor of the flowers made his invalid
vit. faint AMI sick; She bad 10 taste for
fancy work-that busy id'cness which
saves SO many women from eanH. Err
ofoi''fV' crotchei' knitting ana netting
AMI ma !e her headache.
licr three rhi,r'n g'ncay paid her \
visit oucc day; but it woull h~ difficult
to decide which cni it Least, or was
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Mr, paranI was N'nd maH, ana rea'
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10 pun OF expense 10 't.'o'' 'l', 70 ne"''n
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
WRITING PAPERS.

ApVANTAGEOUS ARRANGEMENTS
~ ANDERSON q Go, having bgrnn" Hsr. Z. IT,. nc
J. s,le of Crpyu'rlfS S TAYLOR NGuuinrturtn" Com
panvs Writing Pluor. they are prepared !" snI' ~
them in all varieties, either In large on sr"lI 'n.n-
tics.ut the Manufacturers price,. I,N 'Nl~ '.
COS which woul bc secured to theu hv 'nc best rapr
,i1 iu 'r country being located 'UciI midst sam
pIeso Lue pow. wv M ,Nnrn.MN 4 90.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
From the Baltimore American
Origin and History of the IIarpcr's Ferry
s.Wlr.r

ces with a notice of an originator OF this
short but bloody insunectiou WIS undoubt.
cdy Capt. John Brown. Brown made his
first Appearance in IIaper's Ferry more
than year ago, accompanied by his two
sons-all three Of them assuming the name
Of Smith Ic inquired about land and
vicinity, and mad, Investigations as to he
probability Of finding ores there, and for
some time boarded at Sandy Point, a mile
East of the Fcrry. After an absence of
some months the elder Brown re app aared
ia Tie vicinity, and rented or leased farm
ON the Maryland side, about four IN les
from tie Fnry. They borgh5 a largo
number OF picks and spades, and this con
tirlol the belief that they intended TO
mine for or.s. They were frequently seen
in and about EIalp.,'s Ferry, but no sus-
pcion seems To have existed that "blil
Smith" was Captain Brown, or that be in.
tended in cmbark'ng in any moyrmant So
desnoyato OK extraordinary. frt the de.
yelopmoni OF lhc plot, leaves no doubt
tlqt his visits to the Farrv, and his lease
Of the farm wrie all p IT'S Of hl7 prcp1ra.
tious for an lnsurr.cDiDu, vAic be ~uppos
ed would he successful in ~ armjua'ius
slavery Ia Maryland AMI Nt.tara Virginia.
Browns chicf aid WIS John J.. Cook, a
cawpwa'juIy Young man, who las re-.
doI in and around th' fy..y ONO years.
lie W., Gsl employed il tending l.ca on
the canal, ud afterwards jaugh, school on
tho Mary land side Of the river; aud after
n bGi residence in kansas, where, it is
/ .rppr.,l y, l4.a.rt, ,c,I.i.l 4 Z,.tA
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08

lhsurfeclI0nlsts. were Killed, bnt we found
but one dead body. that of negro, on
that side Of tho town. Night by this
time had set in, and operations ceased.-
Guards were placed around the Armory,
and every prccarlion taken to prevent es,
cape,
Al II o'clock, tho Monday night train,
with Baltimore military and marines, ar
rived at SANDY Hook. whore they awaited
the arrival Of Col. Lee, dcpu lied by the
War Department to take the command.
Tho reporters passed on, leaving their
military allies bchind they found the
bridge in possession of the military, and
entered tho brsicgcd town without Jifiicul.
ty, the occasional report of gun or a
singing motion OF IL Sharp's nile ball warn
ing them that il was advisable 10 keep
themselves ont Of tho range Of the Ar.
mory. The first visit was made to the
bedside Of Aaron stephens, the wounded
prisoner; they found him to be large,
exceedingly athletic man, a perfect Samp.
80" :" ~ii.-.,.r..,,. III ~ao autIl
room, filed with excited armed men, who
moro th2n once threatened to shoot him,
when he was grooming with pain, but
answering with composuro and apparent
Willingness every question in relation to
the a!tiay in which ho was engaged.
10 sail ha wa3 a native Of Connecticut,
but had lately lived in Kansas, where he
knew Capt. Brown. H. lad also served
in the L. $. Army. The sole object Of
his attempts WAS to giy0 the negroes free
dom, AM Brown had represented that as
soon as they seized the Aymcry the negroes
would flock TO them by the thousands,
an! soon have forcn,cnoUgh for their pur.
poso--onc for which he would sacrifice his
life; but he said hc thruCht Brown had
been greatly deceived. lie said that pre-
p1'alions had been making for some months
for Il movement, bat that the whole force
consisted Of seventeen white men and five
free negroes.
This stat,mert was repeated without
variation 10y all the prisoners with whom
we conyrrsol. All agrn'd as TO the mum
bcr in the movement and rs to its objects,
which some called the work of phlIan
thony.
Lewis Lcary, negro shot Mt the ril,
mill, stated before he that lie enlist
cl with Capt. Blown Tor tho insurrontion
at fair held IN Lorraine county, Ohio,
and received the moacy to pay his expen.
sas. They all came down to Chambers.
burg, Pa, anl from there they travelled
across the country to Hrown'5 farm.
The broken trloglaIh was soon repaired,
through h. cNcr,jons Of Supcrin'cndcns
'. 4 l. I
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08

R4- lfyou waul to keep your town from
thriving, turn u cold shouIcr to mechanics
or new beginners; look upon cyoyucw COM
cr with a jealous scowI; discourage all You
can; and last, though not least, refuse to
take your county paper, and don't advertise
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08

Ezy- Some Of the French journals con.
graduate the city Of London for having
risen suporiorto social prejdiccsi and elected
n tailor Lord Mayor.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
Whc Carpcntyr.

u '"T ''t''-
While engaged In l!fe'a grand temple,
\ workman true and good
N'ur ,a WORK Ia wood Ia nDJ.c,)
BE hct o man of wood.
And lI.a' th1u must a. times get high.
Avoid drunken rcyci,
And 1t thy ':artcnV he confined
70 "sprils' Ia the level!
So push along brave, Carpenter!
Push along the plane,
Eoughlng smooth ng tonguciug, Grooy!ng,
There's Gusic in th" strain!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
INTEREsTING no FARMMIls. /.
cNSToM CAKDING MACn.tNE

yv,Itr urlrsi,pcl would rc.1rr,flly Give notice 20
1 tne Farmers or ihi, county. t'la- .e u.H ' ne
I'd In ruttinr into tho Jonesvil" Wooden Ia'''I! +"
large. new. double
CUSTD CAR NJ " &C ~ ::
And with new Card. the o,i Machine. We ioes conn
dent he can not ONLY do hi. C1r1uv well, hUt can 't
his customers take their rolls homo ihe 'amo daF tey
bring their wool. viii warrant au wolb to "o done
right and satisfactory. Wllpay uor-ou!. 'h" con 't
attention TO Ialso am adding largo
Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler Twister
For stoclnr Yarn Custom work. in all its branches,
will he done with fidelity and despatch including Fancy
Diving. Warranted Cloths exchanged Tor Wool at
yholesac prices and sold at all times Produce and
blr Of all kinds rcsrcctfnlly yourpatronngo
rebl5 II. n. NEDN EE.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
From the Cedar Valley Times.
VARIETIES.
Thn EnIrnCr.

The Farmer.
IIol for the Farmer bold.
The ycOman's life FOR me;
With golden fields OF waving corn,
And lite of liberty!
Up with the birds ut morn is he,
As hlilh,omc and asmerrily;
With willing toll
lie turns the soil,
And Feaps he grain nght chcorilyl
And hl the sweat of his manly brow
lie eats the sweet his labor wrought,
lie wears the dress his riches bought
The sol, he tI.ls is free,
With rosy ohiid and sgrilin" wife.
He passcs farmers joyful life,
And more than kim j, he!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
SEW ELKY. JEwELnYH

DO ClIN IIClD Wv n
yEWELKY! JEwELnYH
y TuE subscriber having lately purehaa.
$IM6 odl valuable Stock ofGoods consistingof
SsS~,ss jEwELRY, &c,
would cit share Of cpubc patronage
Those who anxious to buy good article Of Jewery,
will consult their interest 10y giving me call, "a am
5ound to give them good bargains or none
Boot x shoe store where may be found during an
C1cts Wstchc, and Jowclry rora-cd at TIC es
Enlistment, sur. uotco ane IN superior manner
I!s&ale, Feb 1, 1850 am G.CAZhh.
II. =. NAI,NVM.
DENERIE DRUGS. .MEbClNE5, BOOKS AND StA'
tiouari Prints, Otis, Groceries reriumery, Jowoiry,
No :, Commercial Block, Jonosyino, Mich.
MIT'CnELL.N NlLDHON, ~ 60.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE! ilOE ~
@ailroo. . BLOCK '..-,.,..,r,,, ,o,,x coot
TRtNIl GFipiI;Y.,oc,,r. ,,.,
WITH MEAD X co., WiloIlSA ~ ~ G..n. . @ thH NJ NJ,
Domination Neryhcauuts. No. II, W"tor0irr'''Ne"
vrrH,,icx MEAD, rootlg57l HrNNy W. ',fAD.
SA5iIEg.RI. -Si.Li.. ,..,,.,
.r-rrrssag TO RIl',,tII,G LIVINGSTON DEALER
in Dr., Goods Grorrra-, Crockery, Roots, shoes &e'
tHkin. Of Gua rroanret ttarn inr"o'"' us" I''-
ccs HiIsdele Mich. oct. ls ~. -
- ursIiNt;Egth.
V0Vrop ArHIC FHYSiIiN ANp at'UI'N, W.
fee .ut Residence, west s."e Atn s'''I, -, 90
M.'l and " 'l't"". m ..',
uii. tEE~~N. ..,.-.- ,,-,.r,,
uAs RETURNED fo .'C o. y, 4" l'' s..-.i ,grrr,
how'll he happy To- receive lis ,'"', "l 'A
,,.- l,yl HEa'T ~ = ToT ;f,yr orr>rp Az
'ns..,'. rrao.'. BrYc,--@1 story. wiz attend
II, col,s Of l.r~or.e.'au, both r'sht and eay.-
FHENcn y &rtGI,,9,iNS,,,., ir,,iS,, .,,ce,, roor
sau,n Of cthoa's. church. D. t.*on't 1c.a'ae" ,
ry~t td,.rsoHth OF un.'' nr t.,n,"" '''' , v"
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JOHN W0Iii''G.

,rroDviy At law. SOLICITOR IN CNhE.L"N
% IA A. .r rr'r. Al. nrHl business prom, .r "i
'"" Is 'Gouyuo, va .1.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-08

ATTORNEY AID COrNsEiLCE At ihM W, AN112o HI.
licitor ia Chaurcrv. oSioe ia Ho-'"'''
date. Mich.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-25
MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES:
II has been good fortune to restore to health many
housands of my country-women.
My has excited the malice of the envous and
aous; but their prosecutions have served only
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, the fair whom
Ihave relieved. Soleng l hold in aHectionate and
thankful remembrance BY those who experienced my
Sk afford to dospse the Efforts of mischet-mak ers
nd slandere
My friends have repeatedly urged place my med
cine for producing menstruatun within the reach OF the
Ladies of the United statos ndsposon 70 enter
hed occupied by quacks with their perncious nostrums
and fear that unprncpled couutere might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME, in the United States
last yield to the onreates Of patients and friends
ana offer to the suffering Females Of America a medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy Of the annie DE FE NAIE "
need only say that it in liquid form and exactly such
GI have used in myprctice France many years and
that it has never failed to satisfactory result
Tho Annie de Femme" aud stand In the re
latnn nf oansa and effect auko erl to or
healthy menstrual dow whore It has existed aud to
it whore has been from any suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreo
tons each bottle of the "Amie dc Femme will bear my
written signature and bo the bottle aud enclosing hex
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. -
PARIS, January, 1857.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. 23 Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie do Femme" at the proprietor's prices.
aul0 d&wly6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-25
N. H. sOLOMONsON.

PRAoTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES. Anhis glasses whether for OF far
ighted ground under his mspecion,b by machine
Of construction, with the greatest care, asto
snitth eyes in all cases curing WeakHcSs Dizziness
EdHmatioRo Of the Eyes, and mparug strength for long
5sading or fne sewing.
" N. II. solomonson would here inform the public
thathe employs any in the sale ofhislenses
O Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CROSGOPES, COMPASSES, SC, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted vithoutpaiu, as perfect as natural.
C-Oflce3s Superior street ,undsrthe American Hotel
iun22 H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-25

EP~We were present at that Pic mic out at Al
gers last Thursday, and took cOpious, profuse and
yoluminous notes of The proceedings" which
notes have been sureptitousy distracted from the
"archyes" by some heArtless villain, doubtless in
In the employ of the NJ Y. Ledger, or the Atlantic
Monthly. Suffice 1t to say that we toere there, and
wouldn't have been anywhere else "ior somothin'. ,
EB~ TIL e Cleveland Brass Band will play the fol-
lowing pieces on the Public Square this evening
Quick Step, from Luorezia BOrgia, I Couts.
2. Waltz, Robert le Diable, arranged by Leland.
3 Uncle Toms Cabin, I Couts.
4. styran Air Of Weber, (Vsred) Leland.
g. Polka
g. Air in Lucia di IAmmemoOr.
T. Quick Step, tgood bye), Grafulla
3. Sagent's Fancy.
O. National Mar ch
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-25
Vegetable substitate for CaIomcI and Blue
Pill.

ElAAo
BRANDRETa's VEaETABLE UNIVERSAL Pulls
bv restoring the bowels their original da and natural
action give strength 20 the stomach purify the blood
establish the healthy cond digestive organs and
thus cure dyspepsia colds coughs rheumasms dropsos.
and sickness generally whether chronic recent The
Gel ebrated Abemothy says Aner having cured the de
rangomen oithe bowels debitos and all diseases gen
eaiy disappear Of hsir accord, short time "
The experience Of century established tho worth Of
these pills beyond dispute purgatve and anti-bious
medicines and their b upwards Of 1900 conscientious
physicians and by million Of families shows that
they are supplying OF the wants 2 humanity, and
in advance Of medical science The above pills although
purely vegeta To- known and used a substitute
for Calome ydrarOi Chloridu Mite producing all
Alternative and other Indications with Of its dsorgan
izaon effects upon the solidsofen crpping iu le-or
It's distressing action upon the teeth and gums Tho pre-
pared concentration from the pincples-the Life
Addition Pss asubsttute for bluepill (PulG Hydrsr
0y) possessing tbs pecusr action tho secretng
gnns Of that preparation from mercury but none Of its sal
waiting other injurious effects Those who have used
them, 5lgepH substitute otherwise award to them
the highest praise They 20 concentrated
Essence Of Life than anything yet made, in the way OF
molicne By man single pill given daily, when 'lhope
has ied, has oonrest red health In fact they supply
organic principle q the bool, always wanting Ia extreme
B youth restored by these Life Addition Pills Their vail
uops lite-presorvers is beyond estimate.
Brandroths Vegetable Universal Pills from the
bowels and blood OF sck person the Of death.
THE LIFE ADDITION PILLS SUPPLY rus oRoANIC NEcEs-
sIrT THE BLooDs vIrALTY--the minute globules OF
vegetables essences Of which they but the oOncroon
have their eraot counterpart in the vital gobulos Of tho
blood. And from who does the blood derive its life,
its gohulos verify from the from which DR..
Bnirvt derives the life crit cir les Of the se Addition
Pnls-from the Vegetable Riusd,Q
These pills, also the Universal waronted purely
vegetable Roned respectively at 25 aud 90 cents. Ply
scians and the public suppedhy the single box,
at Dr. Brandrsth's Principal Office, No 2oi CnnaLst N.
" and by
s, 9Srlner, NJ. 22O Superior street Cleveland, end
r. Wheden Hudson, and by all respectable dealers in
medicines my3l