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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-19

III Il w
B OF, s h Oe.
LEATHER STORE!
AIa rINHE undersigned have opened store
~ i 1t No. 1876 Maln.st., Reid ~
Block bctwesn5th and 9Th sta, where they will b
pleased 10 wait on those desiring
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES
Sole Leather,
Harness,
Skirting,
Bride and
Collar Leather.
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and all kinds Of
Upper Leather,
Constantly On hand. Also, Shoe Findings, Lasts
Pegs, DC.
lie ps,ronss 70 A " EVANS 4 f sIpIEM M
Keokuk, Sept. 5, 'ss-dAv
COL LIERs & ROBERTSON,
GENERAL GROCERs,
NO. rs MAlN-ST.,
Keokuk, Iowa.
| CUGAk-cuRED HAMS. A choice lot for sale
y by coLLIERs ROBERTSON,
| june 25-d rs Main street.
| CUGAK.CURED DRIED BEEF for sale by
| - cOLLIEkS 4 ROBERTSON.
| je25d
ID CoLLIERs { ROBERTSON,
| june25-d rs Main street.
/ TAsTLE MILLS Xxx QUINCY FLOUR fol
/ ~ sale by COLLIERS r ROBERTSON,
| je25d Main street, near Third.
E'RENcH pRUNEs,
/ Fresh Strawberries,
English Currants,
/ Peeled Peaches,
for sale by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
js2bd
i TKUsHRD, Powdered and Refined White Sugars
~ Coverings Philadelphia Golden Syrup,
/ Belcher's st. Louis
for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
je27d
EMON SYRUP,
IL Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate,
Burnett's Extracts,
Race Ginger,
/ Cox's delatinc,
| Pearl starch,
| Pearl Sage,
i Tapioca,
i Macaroni,
| Vermcelli,
Nutmeg,
and Mace
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-19

TEE DIS MoIxEs VALLEY WHIG il published
every Monday at this ofhce,i one ofthe oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended cireu-
lation throughoutthe Dcs Moinee Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
The Great f,astern

1t is known that this lcyiathan steamer is OK
rected to arrive in Portland. aud efforts are
being made to induce her managers to bring her
to Norfolk. The subject has been before the mu-
nicipal authorities of that city, and also its Board
of Trade, We see reason to doubt the success
ot an application from that city-backei by other
corporations, in efecting the result Indicated aud
would suggest that the various Railroads and city
ioorporatiors between this and Norfolk, and he
yond, utite in the invitation to bring this wuaIer
of the age 10 the waters Of Virginia; no; dnt.h ing
that many thousands of our pcopc would avail
themselves of the opportunity Ut visit, . and in
specting the most extraordinary vessel ever launch
ed. What say our City Council, the Board of
Trade, and our various Railroad officials We
think the matter worthy of consideration.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Hair R.aStOrativa

~ ~ Every one viii, think agree with in the o
TINT the human hair Is the greatest natural oiaiA''
'na Is possessed either by gentleman n lady. just ~
an apparently good looking for iEta,ce la The sirfe
- ne ms ms hal In recognition of year b,s, the t-
mas vanished tor lcabod is ON bald head AM ~
slory h@s departed with the flowing locks that foui
ih'tr IN The ease of lady, the matter Is if p.rible, N
such cases reminding Of the clrcumsiqeu On which Tx
low ing ci'igram is founded:
~! give me, Fair Emma, a lock of your hair"
a nnshiui young lover took cournec aud si.hs>l!
l@cre sill 10 refuse such modest request
~ 30 taAe He thne ,eiP' the DEER rttatare replied
NOW to prevent such catastrophe. Is within ic Po",' ,
fssrs ia'. and gentleman; for by ,rine Prof w"ods n
,mtsioaNNE hair is not only prevented from falling :"
turning grey but the article win restore hair to bald ae
e eh II has changed color and become gray. viii %
oack 70 us pristine beauty aud luxuraace Those o Az
9uainted with the anatomy physiology aud pathology
aa must be well aware that certain Substances nave E
ProL Wood has succeeded In compromising mixture posi-
Gasetts sNs
Sold by all good Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

MoNuME>T'T TO THE Lara Ia. kANE.-It las' cen
already announced that lie Masonic Fra crni;,
intend To erect II monument t. Thar ,ii~tin ,ui c
member OF their Order. the late Dr. Elsha krnt
Kane. The New York Committee have re,ori,I
on the sui! eet and heir report. having bacn a op-
ted has been, has hecn distributed among the $50
lodges in this jurisdiction. 1t j. recommended lev
the committee that each 1T these lodges cnntrilu
the sum of five dollars, and il is conG lrnly heicy-
ed that all will give small sum towards an on
terpri>e 80 deserving This special aid i. solici-
ted in the report and with the aid thai will likely
follow from other Jurisdictions. the Kane Munn.
ment Association hope To raise the sum of So 600.
required t" complete the modest monument pro.
poscdby their in honor of the late llnsn 10 ~ Ma.
Nigstor aud in honor too, of the bond of brother,
ho'"s that prompts this nc. Of affcc,ionae rcmcm-
brance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

They have fyinG-machine man ont West. a
Mr.. u. NJ Cook, of Mansfield, Ohio. He pub
fishes card to The following effect:
-, am now engaged In the construction Of
house to carry on and complete my great design
the air ship-and hope, BY the spring OF loOo,
to have my favorite model mrial car, Queen oil
the All" perfected. By this invention expect
10 navigate the air ut will with uncomfortable
velocity The cur will be twelve feet log and
four aud half feet in i equatorial diameter, and
of il rue pointed eclipse; and will be elevated,
propelled and directed by the force of the electric
engine. without hydrogen gas, steam, fans, or
rudiers. IL onflently expect to finish my ex-
permcnts during the coming winter; and next
summer If successful will make a voyage to San
Francisco, breakGasng here. dining there, and
returning the same day for supper, making the en-
tire trip in about II hours! Such is the kind Of
motor :sncy which has occupied my attention.
As to lis feasibility, will leave the world to
Judge for itself when this statement shall have
been practically demonslreted.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Probable Arrest afa Mail Robbcr Two
HnndrNd LNtterS StOlen.

Our readers wall probably rccollrct an account
puhIlshe in July, ri the robbery of mail bng at
NalanaHoo IN the carly morning al the llth of
that month. The ba1 was thrown utTrathrr care
less y from tho Central cars, and was not immc-
diately taken charge %! as it should have bccn.-
1t was shortly after found riAed W VI! its
tonts.
On Saturday last learn from the kalama-
zoo Tiegldpd II young man named James Cham
bcrlain WAS arrested there On suspicion Of having
committed the robbery. 1t seems that the day
after 1t took puce person called upon broker
in Grand Rapids and proposed to sell draft
the Hartford Bank. payable in New York, for
SlOo. 1t was drawn hy-Dcnsnw. of New York.
aud payable to Wm. IL. Snow, ct Kalamazoo.
lie stated thai he was al bout buying some land
down the river near Graudvill and wanted the
draft cashcd Tho drait WAS apparently properly
endorsed ly Mr. Su"w, and without mistrustins
anything wrong. the broker took it, paying him
SO down aud giving him certificate of deposit
for the balance. payable ON receipt Of money for
the draft from New York. lIe was requested t.,
endorse his name upon the draft, and did SO. wri
ting the words james Chamberlain and depar-
tod.
The draft Immediately sent on and duly
paid. Some time elapsed. and the party for
whose benefit the draft intended, &c IN ng
impatient mt its noi-arrlval, wrote to ascertain
the cause of the delay. This ut once developed
the facts above stated. and the matter WAS traeed
10 tue last eHlufSef, James lhainberluln.
The next thing was to find Chamberlain. He
was nj last trac@edout, being found at work in the
Day settlement, three miles southeast IF kalama-
200. Tho next step was to cndeayor to get some
proofs of his guilt when Ae should not be ON hi,
guard. Several attempts were made to get his
signature, but all failed as he refused Sign his
name. lie was finally arrested and taken to the
United States District Attorney Mler's Office,
where he wrote his name, which bore IL striking
similarity to the signature on the draft. 1t was
ascertaincd that he was in Kalamazoo on the Sat
urday and Sunday before the robbery was com
mittel, and On Wednesday he was back home
again, and bua>ed that he had made more money
than any oi them since lac left home, nile sing
that he had got particular sums in particular
ways, which turned out to be wholly false. lie
also gave perfectly free, straightforward account
rs to his whereabouts ON the days in question, all
of which proved cntir,ly untrue. The broker at
Grand Rapids has been sent Tor to identify him if
possible. There seems to be little doubt of his
guilt, which will he more clearly made known
ut his examination, which will take place in day
or two.
1t appears now That some two hundred letters
containing drafts, money and yaluables, were in
the stolen mail Lag.-Detroa Tribune, Sept. IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
NE w 90 NJ, 4. Il "

fNlE subscribers la, associated hetselvos together for the
Il of doing tRoreHY COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under III" style and firm of FRANKLIN& CO. dating from
the LIST Of Scplcmber) keep hand all times large and
we'll selected stock Ui Groceries, Liquors. Domestic Dry Goods,
Ne. and pay their special attention to the sale of Tobacco.
Wheat Corn Flour Bacon and all kinds Of Country Pro
tuc. They futte themselves that from their long
in business thai they will he able well for their friends
and the public generally other house in the city, aud
promise 10 their best cxers II please all who favor
them with their patronage. hey will occupy the old stand o
Franklin Brother No A Main Street, door Liberty
Warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN,
i. FRANKLIN, .R..
sept ~ lis JACOB II. FRANKLIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Later from Europe.

4r,,rs, Of lie B,rpssia-- The Zurich CoaJer'see
--lmpaseae< ~ haiy- Figh Bet.ceea SpaHiaras
aad hoors-- T;y,.,Lie Cycloar 10 Lsd.a-kAe Ned
aer Fsrsia MOI ,Saiiai Dr., dc. -
NV Yosx. Sept ls.--The steamship Borussla,
from Liverpool Oh the fourth arrived here to-
dav.
Tho Fulton arrived ant on the 4th.
Alta meeting &c the pleni pot"ntiagles nj Zurich
| held on the 1T instant. the regulation at The I'M
its II L,inl.ardy ami the sep iation 6" eeel"siasu
/ cal nris fiction wa. cnn-i1ered. The deputy pien-
| ipotent,nries Of the three Powers leii IL meeting
| on tho lst.
| II il rctnrtel that Ausifia intends Ia discount
the portion If the Austrian deit which @Ili be
Transferred to L.mbardy, ami all the public do-
mains.
II is intimatei that the Prte intends TO support
| the Sucz canal for commercial purposes.
| French rentes had advanced l..
! Taxes had been levied upon foreigners duing bu-
siness Mt Smyrna.
The Boru.sis brings London papers only.-
I hese do not alude T., the sailing Of the Prus-
STA.
IL is reported that the Emper,r Of Morocco is
dead.
A serious conflict on he Island Centa, (Moror-
GO J between the Spanish and Monrs bad taken
place. Troops were called out and several thous-
aud Mours collected. and Mt the latest accounts
these were in conflict all night the 2Gth. Several
were killed on both sides. The English mail steam
Indus ureJ 90 Twice from lfREa on Tue
9th, it is supposed for the purpose OF getting her
news fran Centa.
A cyclone passed over Calcutta IN he 2Gth Of Ju-
", doing immense damage. Forty-six vessels, in
Guiding two steamers were lost.
1t was reported ut Paris, Thursday. that Met
ternich, the Austrian ambassador, was about to
leave on n visit to Vienna.
ULeasiness was felt at Paris account
of The French Conference, and rentes declin-
cd.
Accounts from Madrid state that Spain had
Withdrawn her Consul Mt Tangier and decided tn
demand satisfaction of Morocco for the outrage al
Ccnta. Orders had been given for the formation Of
an cxpeditionary corps u 5000 men.
The National Assembly Of Romague, assembled
on the lst inst.
Three corpsd'armec ofthe Russian army, will be
placed on peace footing.
Adviccs from Italy state that the people were
becoming patient at the inactivity Of tho Zurich
plenipotentnries 1t is also stated that Piedmont
demands from Austria the cession of Mantua and
Peschiera. The opinion is growing stronger, TINT
peace Congress must he held.
The builders strike in London, is approaching
an adjustment.
COMMERCIAL.
LiyGnroeI, Sept. l.-Coton --nlasfor the week
of 81 900 bales closing steady IA tn adyan'e.--
Sales to spectators 1000. aud exporters 2.5D0.--
Sales ON Friday cstimrted at 10000 bales
Stock in port CO. 900 bales. The total yearly i'm
port is 2o2S 600 bales. Sales for the same time,
| 1872 Oou.
Bread,tutls steady Wheat has Il declining ten
dency.
CGnsols IS s(noj.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

TgyIIE partnership heretofore existing under style and
Of Franklin Brother expired by Limitation the
inst All persons indebted To the requested
forward and settle Their 1t important thai the bu
sln1 he closed practicable Grateful Ia
friends fer the liberal patronage extended to of
Franklin Brother for the last Ave years respectfully solicit
u continuance of the the of Franklin ~
JAMES FRANKLIN,
LyNcuBuEG, Sept. H. 1859. L. FRANKLIN JR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

The Charleston Mercury thus disposes of Sena-
tor Toombs, ofGeorgia:
"Senatr Toombs is NO ordinary man. lie il
one OF those rare pssductons of humanity who
glories so much in himself that his mind has no
room To contain emotions # selfcondemnation. -
What would mats another man blu h. makes him
proud. What other men. If capable Of commit.
ting them. would feel as disgraeeful terqiyers,.
TONS he houtsi our faces as proofs IF his f,;,h
fnivirtnes. lie seems 10 court contempt-toex.
ult in his self-dehascment. 1t should SURPRISE No
one that the Hamlcar Of $50 ,a,uliLc y c,,l,,ra.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
TO HUNTERS.

AN nov receiving variety Of Guns AND SroETISG
AnlLE, seccl, carefully from the most extensive import
huu-, both single and double barrels Of the celebrated
brands at Low y Zones, Manl"n Denver Mortimer Moore
Harris, "ul sons and oilers, Of line Twist, Sub wis.,
and 0nHIvd SEED Sporting tackle oi every Description
Sportsiu, IL iuJ otlcr, viii please call aud examine.
scM 2u,i!- sAM'I. NJ. SIMPSON.
tOp!.! LAbls BoOk.to,ty's l.adys Book aud Peter
N ,,n.r Magazine for October just received ut
sept Colts II. c. VICfORS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

FREAKs OF LuNArlc.-Marshal Baldwin. of
the New Jersey Railroad Company, while pass
ing between the Centre and Market street dcpnts
the track about seven o'clock yesterday morn
ing, discovered man sitting in a chair directly
bstween the rails opposite the crossing to the
Taminend. lie accosted him, when the man said
he could not leave, that he was galvanized 70 the
chair and fastened tu tho track. and that he could
not got mp. Mr.. Baldwin then forced him from
the I, aek. and placed him in charge Of an individ
ual, WIN said he would care Tor him. The man,
whose mama was notleArned. appeared III be insa.e.
Acolered man said he had taken him from, the track
n few minutes before. but that he returned SOON
after. |, is believed that had he not ieen discov
cred as stated. he would have been killed by
passing train ~ he evidently would not have stir
red without force.-Ne,cark Mercury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
IflfA Bi;i.~. Pure ApIt!r brandy:
u II L. ~ : :.

HIN EliI.~. l'urc Apl,,r Brandy:
9'|b no hhIs. Fine Oh I've WHISKY:
l'ra>eN Imported French Brandy P, ud Madeira Mine
N.itlu, brands;
- bots. y. o. Anl.SSrS:
loo bis aud les r,,cap Syrup and iloassus;
tiH has i.iu coffee;
a'h i"ckre superior lava Coffee;
5'1 nhs>. R,1D Il Sugir-ail grades;
lbh X, - 81 h. buaiion Nails;
H. purI-"nN west India fine for Aavsng ne To,a1 90;
1870 hn'''. trim'- Bacon Sides and shoulders
iji ln'A Igc- t'.trit and Black Ten'
' ti'f tHri>, lrriing Lines Wash Boards Br,.ms and
bnc"r'.; for safe b! JONES n 90
NN-h WV No. : Main llll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Pocket and Table Cutlery.

assortment in This department Of trade is the most excn
1 vc and varied we have "" had The pleasure of offering
10 III, public embracing Pocket Cutlery. from the cheapest
quality "a the finest nada>p, bowie and Bowie Spring "ck
knrcs Table CUTLERY in fail Nor, bBscs only with
silver Plated Fork; Rodgers sons lipi Buck or Horn
Handles tar,ers Sit els Nc; superior Shears for heavy goods
Scissors, Nc. SAN'I- VI. SIMPSON.
rrd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE, is hereby given that the firm of William ii. Hall
~ Co ,in, been dissolved by mutual consenihe
partner. Hail. retiring icrelrom The business
viii hereafter br carried IN by Vim. II. Hall individually
I,<,nurEu, SEPT ~, 1>.y WM II. HALL y CO.
IN AT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Grover H. Rakar,s

CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 4a5 Broad.
k way, New York. and Isl Baltimore Street. Baltimore
4 NEW STYLE-PRlCE $5O-HEMMERS % EXTRA
This machine from two spools, purchased from
occurring rewndng of thread II Hens Fells
stitches superior STYLE finishing by It's
o,traton without 10 the hand needle,
quircd by machines II will do better
lug cam II she works for
hoar.
Send for II circular J. T. DAVIS K co.
may 3-dts Agents, Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

The tide Of emigration seems to be setting to the
South West Of late There is M immense extent
of country in thas quarter. crying out for settlers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Wanted-A Situation as Salesman.

YOUNG MAN from I'M adjoining county, having had COLI
IN siderable experience salesman in Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry wishes enpo, in I ncburg. Sasac-
tor! references will be given lie procure considerable
portion Of country trade Apply al the pirginian office for
IlIlrl nfIrmnlinn eIl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

Of Douyla, in 1859. That he denounced General
Cas- on account ofSqaastsr Sovereignty former
", may be the very reason be supports il with
Douglas now. lie must b true 10 hinself IL be
has any peltical principles. re suppose ne re-
he can knock absat the better she gsszs."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
june, s-dll
IMPORTANT to Shipmasters and Crews


M SOME twenty years since, was very seriously in
I-S urrd in one of my hips, b! coming in contact with
the anchor of ship which second The bgiis
bad that hip has given me great trouble most OF the
since uniil last April when heard of DAVIS
Pain Killer. aud immediately procured bottle, and by using
according irrenns entirely cured in about
The least trouble from
Feeling the importance Of having this valuable elcnc
saniiy before starting Gx Europe Ia March last. the
ship Louvre, New York, purchased tao large hottl,s
take 18th While At Antwerp. Of
81 with very dy-hery gave him te Pain Killer
and I cured MIN In hurry.
On passage hone With oe hundred and sixyfour
administers, this valuable remedy 10 NIL who
sick and took il without getting rehE One lady pastn
in particular troubled with bad headache fE wh.
she said there having been troubled with
Of the time for told her had remedy, AMI
her the Pain Killer which, ie her surprise, did effect the
she had long sought in vain for had good medicine chest
put board ship but did not it, there being
no Necessity for 1.-The Pain Killer answered all purposes AMI
do most sincerely recommend sipmlsier
take good supply this valuable medicine him going
Ia SEA, it i valuable and enrnt In .
wounds bruises, whch liable to- and frequently hap
to shilibDarL
CHRISTOPHER ALLAN late Master OF the ship Louvre
l3-lfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat

49, L ~ OebG ldSu0 cbIll oOT6 ulOb''
ms qthlii, "f sezing hold and eausl,g the y
pesi"n OF drpraTc1 humors is possessed by no oIN,
n'nce man bRAhi'EFfGo ans. They operate only u
tissues lh'ohed 10, HAT IIeced by the disease In ia
t! sehe upon thoe tmors, much preference -
F" n'ai ninty because their life Is below that of The |
ndhs parts anu which, settling the tissues Of the h'
i ~ afou'a me 'roat region, produces throat
oa prague anu The severe headache aud fever, WITHIN
r le u or six pills laken there Is felt peculiar cr
Jug w hr part Affected sort Of collecting up nf the disea'
h!in"is rtt'! ir expulsion No hurt weakening eftc'
af if" Their use. because they cannot act ht
paris iaKen early they prevent NIL game diseases I'm
hVfah III srs,ss, 10 that medicine which only eAp
guisn' NE asH, and leaves evil effects behind s'
York ~ " sa,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Harriet Tynes, Isaac rsnes, Mildred Ann Tynes,
Mary Tvnes, Peter Perkins and Caroline his

THNAkE NOTICE HAT the 10th day Of SErTEMRrR, 1852 AT
of John Mink in the county Of lalix shall
take the dispositions John Mink and others, 10 be- read
evidence in suit depending the Circuit Court o HaliaN
county, which PlnimiS and you and others De
tcnanis; aud should said dispositions not be completed that
day, they will bc cuninued from day day, ill completed.
PEIrON IYNES,
Amnisrato de Lonis with the will annexed of Isaac
INn,,> decd, and others Sept 21-llt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Northern Assurance Company.

NOrhorn Assurance Company.
Morgae street, London for FIRE AND LIFE As
WSS suRANCE, ut Home and Abroad Established in ls3e
AMI Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament
The Policies q. this Con.au, only arantee by
large Capital hut also by the unlimited personal responsibility
of nearly l,oo0 shareholders.
A. ALEXANDER.
June s-lll Agent in Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
A CARD.

IN" hoigll Of j. l. Jo,in his entire interest In tn,
- - s. :" "hiiulnorc S'oslih would tender nv thanks
,r ~ an customers fur Yor, liberal share Of Mcr In
,i " nearly seven years, hoping continuance
INC sam" at lie L!achburg Agricultural N,rls
sept li.d.s '|' ,,.r,,r.u,.......
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Bakers Premium Bitters.

NJ ~ We hoH' the cilNeas generally wal be mIndil
HkSS Of this all-imlortant Family Mctiicineonc
in'ada in all climates AND in all seasons-one that has per
formed remark b's than other discovered
be taken By sll coalitions and with por4
stf,lyai one that stands ur allied for thc OF Dyspepsia
Colds and Coughs, Ch6c Nervous Affections General Deti
Auc and Fever and Nervous Headache. Bakers celebrated
PREWrM BirrEKs have been manufactured in Richmond Va.
for past, and gy recommended by PLY sicans
others for their great virtue hey composed entirely
vegetable substances and therefore entirely e from all mine
raj posons When all other remedies have failed. single bot
lie has been known ~ worst OF Dyspepsia certified
Ia b! the late o Newlls and feyers atiesed by VIM
H. Gregory, of llcnrieO and oirrsand chocs and darrlp
n hundreds of citizens assert who used il with
during the prevalence of the Cholera in RhApDnd
which Immediately checked anil uprootei all sympto.
that horri disease by the f Bakers Premium NI1EE,
Indeed We doubt II There has been s,oy
powerful and yet 80 sSilng nature these BierA vh
constant, administered children with the lappcs
The Proprietor OF these ites anxious
throughout the country aUi for this will put them To
r"unir! merchants and others by the wholesale
cannot fail 10 pleas al invited AMI
10 judtr for themselves Of their merits
To be nd Of all Druggists in Lyuchbnrg and elsewhere
virginia For or iers address h. BAKER, Proprietor
JulA .b.dAcis Rirlnnmh. Va