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DEAFNEsS AMI sTSc1Sc 49,

DTEaRsN ~ AND SINGING NOISES In THE
EAas NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND CONPT A ISrTa =.
ESGiisH CxsrAES ASD Drish ~ 1 A
os me cure Of Deafness Head and Mod -
Iaraen ChaEng Gross London, ..
s5 ShAALE kDGEtL skSSxR Esq. Registered
OF Parliament Secretary 70 aes
s Pse method Of seeure, Aaorng instant ana nSs,esI
-e 20 slAeFers Who may have been
means o. compound medcafed vapoar snoss5 - yeA ~
nhen NE yaPour passing held hy ~. s -
70 NE ear Affected,
Va deaf Is enabled to hear con 1rraSoe
hsht use 10 similar viii graYaniee 10 en,
eae OF Deafness and Noise In Head Iii &C. -
s ~ ~ Aa exoroliant fees Sufferers extremely deSI ~
leus o. ms, can permanently ~
Art world without pain. Thousands haveJen
Ist nearing ana forever rescued from
HnqgAhned Pre;ende Of the present day
and certificates the most "a
b ana In England in whose presence deaf peros
~ ~ S.Is And many hundreds OF private pafIenti sSsd
n oe Teierred To- Any sufferer
Anyo the foar Quarters Of Globe can NOV hs %
AZ discovery can be sent 20 them s1 -
S &C. that win enable them postiyey "a Z
" as u the cost Of the Of
h 70 the secretary JoHS PouEL ESQ., 81 sprfnT farS.o.
ne $3.50, Ensiaad u can be ~ Rsnfs-ss
DIA payable IN England, Notes he
Head, $40 TO- @'-s''' ma Noises In The
IA 1b-dkutny
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"wednesday, November 30, 1850.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE
EXTRA CLASS EIGHT
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
To be drawn In Wilmington Wednesday Nov ~ 1880
In these Lotteries every prise Is drawn - ~
Prizes payable In full, without deduction
SPLENDID SCHEME:
GRAND CAPITAL PRIzE or sso. oool

And lO approximation prizes ranging from $50 IN "a ,so
Those 1900 prizes Of s'5 each number
which draws the highest capital prize tOOO Whatever number
he ticket drawing the capitol prize ali
the scheme ending the number be entitled 4, pr,s
OF W FOR example the number drawing capital rix
should end In (as for instance 1907 tickets IN he
TO any other prize they draw 49, " ~
Tickets $40; Halves s5 Quarters 81 so; Eshihs sfaa
oeruneAie OF Package OF 10 Wholes costs
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All orders for tickets certificates packages In ~
the above splendid Lotteries will the most prompt and
eonhdenua attention. and The printed Official drawings
soon as over; Address FRANCE, BRoADBENrs A CO.,
hoz-Stawihh Wilmington
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-19

Observation-Disclosures Bouware, slave of j. W. Ran
doph, charged with stealing two three old buckets
etc. from j. N. Bosworth was further examined before
the Mayor, yesterday, and discharged. Mortimer is
hvorite servant and bears reputation for trusw ort
ness which he would not be likely to forfeit for trle
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GEORGE nGRnV

MANUFACTURER AGENT ron TIE SALE or
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &C.
A assortment onst1nily on hand Orders by or
No 10, Governor Street
RrSIM0ND, VA.
EB Youngs acknowledgements saved sHINGLy M curSr
put up In part Of the Site notice iy5si
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RoR SALE IN 81, :.

NEGHOES FOR SALE.-I will sell at Ameli, Con-,
house on The 2ith Of Nov. i>59 Court negro or
ana siS children Che woman Is good cook rs bows ard tS
gI.s The eldest H. the youngest years Of age 'e
IKAN-sK months credit negotiable notes with Ir,
ded, aud satisfactorily endorsed -' wan 'N'eFe'' al
uol1-t2sNoy u,g-,,.
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nH. mOFFAT,S VEGETABLE LIVE PrvEs
- ana Phoenix Rittcra have th0rourfiv t--i-9
and pronounced soverern remedy for dyrBera est.s
and head ache, costveness iarrhs fever 81 ~
sn r.aua'u govt rrave worms s-urvy uicsrs srurtivs
complaints SETS rhcum, eryEipeaa common eaida ~
rreEularty and al dcranrrment Female svsf,
various other diseases % which human srs h Is. -
sale ~ ne proprietor d. W. a. MOFFAr qas p-,.s-.
WORK. and b. Druggists generally IN country
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Two NEW NOTES UPoN woRcEsTER,.
SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANO FORTEs.

SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANO FORTRs
An WOODHOUSE & co. respect
~ iuly announce that they succeeded
HAESED from the are which recently occurred M ~
building occupied by them, their Wv
Entire stock OF Piano Fortes,
which are nov ready for examination and sale
Ihey also saved large portion o their Rook. all o..
uoncry These together With newly purchased ~ -
20 TIER old stand within week In the neant,rna -
fully Allied. 'N' w promptly and nth-
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PROAD ROCK (vA.) TROT-
DTlNG: RACES win commence I5th IN h<eA
November isa9. AV>
hCoND DAf-Nov 10, 1S59swecpsiake hor.r, o,n.d m
Virginia the LIST day Of October 1850 mill. ou, 20 b.,
ness according TO New Rules. t2o entrance si tors
Club TO add tivo closed October vim hy..
scribers. "''' Siee SUD
Thomas Ruske1 names Z m. Lady Grey
O. Warner b. IN Lady clifford
D. Ward names his b. Dick
THIRD DAY-Noyember ~ Is9-su..n.,,k.- q, m
enranes 80 forfeit Now three Subscribers and closed
John hagan names his b. x One Rye Joe
Jared Hall, JT. names D. W. Greens b.
q Green names ch x. Billy Root
Ten Mile sweepstAke To he
1872 and come or the 22d November,
MARI or Eeing TO harness. according rules s .n,.. AL
iorf Proprietor add sOo start three or more ~ an ~
VI -4'ie 70 M ue
no5-t92S CALVIN oprvS ~,
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DAN. JoBx O why
Late Of The a.. IL ~

~ ~ 'oAoAA @ WHY,
Late Of the hrra OF Bresaep po, -'of' . 'eAnAAs
JORDAN, wINN ~
GENERAL COmMIssIGN mERCH
- HAsIN BANK, RICHMOND -
nEk eir services Tor the Sale Purchase of an Nh .
~ Produce and Merchandise -'e 0i Al nnas %
They e permitted &c refer H.
hessrs CrenshaE a Co.. Richmond 4NeN rHLne Cos
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EMORY q HENRY COLLEGE,

FuvHE Pan session % this Inson Win commence on The is Of
August continue n veek sp ing session be.
gins TIE the FN aad eopnps, -
veet me charges for the entire year OF a. veels
yin be $3.50 Of which tTo required paid In sdvanee .nd
the other tIo At the end Of nt ave mo.t
cur charges for Thon Bard Fast and oontngenf s We
Of seeking on t.lr .on. 80
wards 10 carefully are orsinx On,
location grade scholarship ability De
sreslent discipline thorough eou,s Of Instruction hgh
Of College In the state For catalogue fr .ny par
ueular inform alton address. Elk WILEY pr,t
iuiyt-dActf Emorx o. ".
XUANTED.-for he United States Army (moanl = !.
w ed seryiesl leboded, unmarried men. o whom -
viii be given good board clothing. D
tendance. Pay from ti2 t72 per month Musician. C&
also wanted Apply n rendesvous Franklin street
i'h and lt,h rreets T. N. MOORE.
JOHNSON & TRUEHEART
GROCBRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANrS
Cary ST.. Nearly Opposite the Columbian Hotel,
JOHNSON, n. TRUEHART
LA" Oh D'Dfsn Johnson; Late Of DAnvile, virginia
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DURYEA's REFINED uAsZENA, for cult
- nary Purposrs.-This article manufactured In.
dian Corn exclusively and will he found delicious and
uhoesoe a. wei a an excellent substitute for the
for sale by w n WapISa @"'
nofs
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deed % trust executed 90 the subscriber BY NJ p Irving
bearing de Che 2th % oetober 1884, and recorded the CIrrt
oee o. baesnsm county 20 secure @ Isymsnt q certain
November, 1852 proceed sell arcn house on e,,r
Davis In the city ~ Richmond cash slaves convvi b
said deed, whom valuable sarvau A.
inE a. trustee shall convex such title only conveyed 20 me
b. The deed Of trust Aforesaid.
oe26-ids R K IRVING Trustee
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49, COMMISSIONER OF REyE.

OF
w. NUE. FOR MONROE WARD. The above Office rem
dsred vacant by the resignation OF Mr. wh,y behooyes the
voters 10 cast about his
ter suggests Mr. g. W. H. TYLER who Is only WELL favor.
any Known In respect TO all the qualities constituting
public oeer Once connected with the psce
serving e city an Alderman famiary acquainted per.
sons and places Is not likely that selection could be
made Then to the Polls, and vote for q. ". TYIEa
nolS-u JI-srrcp
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fash FuITeyf,
And every other article usually called In the building line
which respectfully solicit person In want tv
have been purchased at the lowest prices
T. ROuHRTsON A anNa
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PATFNT PI,No-P

DHtGG,S PATENT PIANO.. ~
- TAYLOR has Just received further
these extraordinary Pianos They are pronounced Il
ny ne ar artists Ia The United states besides the W
celebrated Thahcrr, 90 be the hest Tanos ever made
hnII ~ bis MusIr sInre. MAJ d..
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4 RTIRICIAL TEETH.
l .I,I,l, orr NOTICE,

sUPkRiNTENDgNTs 0vrioE hPRRl
Rcuuosp. November fs, $50 I
nN and amer "WEDNESDAY "a soveahcr the Night us train
" vinleaye Richmond Depot q, CSC Instead 81 rs p NJ
Ss.re'ofore SAMUEL RtTH,
mol superintendent
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n ~
~ Having male arrangements with NJ Jas a. Adams 10 R6rf
bridge, manufacturer OF The Justly ccebraed WHISKY hy
Ehch We become h sole agents win I'M futurs Keep constant
on band COOL supply - which would call attention on
buyers 81 JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 OrEys
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THRUST SALE or SLAVES.-wiuhe sold A. the An.
ton Rooms o. DICKINSON. WILL CO. corner N Frantn
and Wa streets, Tn Che c ~ Richmond WEDNESDAY he
"a day Of November, istg, 10 O'Clock ~ he following
slaves VIZ; kcbccca aged about 90 her about
her daughter Sally about nc Mary arcd about and her fur
chiren sarah Ann, about Dick about g. Opheua about
and infant
TrEys sale. Nv crfsr o. th. rry.,...
ociq-ciavSu4dtds DICKINSON mn 4 60 agr.,
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- HATS, CAPS AND LADIES RURS. n
Ia IL i have now hand, ana receiving bv
The arrival ~ every from Baltimore P6u,
depa and New York Hats and Gaps Of latest yls In
ladies Fancy Fus which DISPOSED u on accofoi,t
terms. uOif
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CRATE PHOTECrORS.-Justrc received Doc o. those
~ useful articles direct nom hc which are1
isrng quite low. ROBERTSON 4 sovs
noA No Is Main a
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TUE nrm Of CHURCH FLEuING Is this Az nv M,
tua consent Mr. Fleming intending remove 10 The
WI MI Church vii continue In the bushes, the Old stand
next Either authorised tho business OF m
the old concern. WILLIAM n. CHURCH.
noiS WA p VI yuINa "'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

An ornament for the drawing room
an addition to home games, has been
very recently introduced into France,
called the drawing room billiard Ia
BILE. 1t is about three feet square, and
stands upon three carved legs, joined
together by a well-turned ornamental
centre piece. The table turns on
pivot, and always presents the billiard
ball to the opponent player, whether
standing or sitting, as at chess or
draughts. BY means Of a water-mark
and screw, the table is always kept
in equilibrium, and can be used in a
garden or on a balcony. The cues are
Of simple and elegant shape, and by
a spring, arc capable Of producing all
the effects known to billiard players on
the common table. The cues when
not in use, are placed in very tasteful
stands, with little columns in the cen
tire, with cnps on 1 be tops for ball.
The game is just the same as ifplayed
on the large tables, rapid progress be-
ing made in short time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

Messrs. Town and Patterson, with
whom We are we'll acquainted, have
been mining for Is days past, about
three miles from this place, near the
Piatte river, and using only the CON-
mon rocker for washing. Yesterday
we saw their gold weighed, and the
product Of the Is days was $l17,Os,
or nearly four dollars per day to the
man. ALI their dirt had to be hauled
some twenty rods to the river to wash.
As soon as the bitches are completed,
bringing water to these diggings, large
results may be expected.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
CHERRY CREEK PIoSEER.-Having
sold the Cherry Creek Pioneer press
and office to Messrs. Byers L. Co., Of
the Rocky Mountain Neus, We now
bid adieu to our readers, and in doing
50, beg SO recommend the News to the
public, and bespeak for it the patron
age which should have been extended
to US. We are now going to the Noun
tains, and instead OF picking type We
shall try our hand at picking gold.
UNFoRrUNArE.-We regret to learn
the wreck of MIR. c. Davisson's boat on
the Platte, on his second days sail,
with the loss Of his provisions, books,
notes, clothing, DC, to the value Of
about $1,000. Mr.. D. had a fine col
lection of botanical and geological
specimens, DC, which he intended as q
present to the Chicago Academy Of
Science. Mr.. ID. describes the shore.
Of the Platte along which he sailed as
most beautiful and Astounding in wild
game but he will take safer method
of travel hereafter.
SroNE CoAL.-We have heretofore
omitted to mention the excellent quail.
ity of stone coal used by neighbol
Pollock in his blacksmith shop in thi:
city. This coal is obtained from vein
about eight miles west of this place
1t has been penetrated from the top te
q depth Of eight feet, and no bottom
found. We have no doubt it is very
extensive, and it is certainly the bes'
Of anthracite coal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
NJ. US lTE MS.

CorSr TrLEKI, Kossuth's former Ambassa-
dor to Paris has left for Italy ~ volunteer
in the Allied Army.
A PORTION of Bunk's Arcade and the two
adjoining buildings, in New Orleans, were
burned on Wednesday night. Loss $l6,-
600. The Morning Bulletin building mar
rowly escaped.
IT is said that since the death Of his faith.
er, William B. Aston has "laid up" 81 ,OOO.-
600 a year. He had nearly SIS, O0O. 900 to
commence life with. We have heard of q
man in the same circumstances who vexes
himself and scolds his wife as to her ex-
travsgagance in shawls and bonnets-the
poor "narrer-contrscted" fellow. and yet
be does not know how to spend the interest
OF his money, and will probably never be
any wiser.
TnE citizens and authorities of st. Jo-
sem, Mo-, are in mortal fear of the Pixies
Peakers lest they will carry out their threat
of burning down their city. Hundreds Of
extra policemen have been appointed to pa
troll the streets in the night The same pre-
cautionsry measures has been taken in
Leavenworth.
THEoPHALus FIsKE, a lifelong advocate OF
the rights and interests of the laboring class
es has issued the prospectus Of large
weekly paper, to be published IN Philadel
phia, at 81 . year, and devoted to the
cause of the toiliDg million.
The Logansport Pharos SAYS that the
gold diggings near Winnemac, in Pulaski
county, Ind, on the Tppecanoe river. are
exciting much interest. Several claims have
been taken, but the yield, 80 far, is only
about 81 day to each man. A lump worth
SIS was found.
A FISHING party of two gentlemen. from
Prescott, Wis, on q recent fishing excur-
sion in one of the Pierce county streams,
caught 225 speckled trout. weighing when
dressed, so pounds-forty of which weigh
ed one pound apisce-and this was done,
too, in day and half's fishing.
BuRRILL ARNOLD, of Centreville, r. L.,
was shot dead while sitting in his store on
Friday evening Mr. Arnold had recently
made many complaints against liquor sellers
in that vicinity. and il is supposed the deed
was perpetrated in revenge for this. The
assassin has not been detected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

From the In Sale Standard, Extra, May all
About 10 o'clock this morning a
freight train OF thirty-seven cars ran
off the track, one fourth of mile
north Of the La Sale station in conse-
quence of running over COW that OBJ
stnetely kept the track. The loco
motive and sixteen cars are total
wreck. Fortunately, no lives were lost,
nor was there any person seriously in
jured. The engineer and conductor
are reported to have performed their
duty courageously. One car was load
ed with stoves, consigned via Chicago
to M,cigan, Most of the other cars
we're empty. Total loss of the Com
pany between $4,000 and $4,000,
the whole being an utter wreck.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

The North Iowa 7sSses says that me
M.sons q Nc regor, Prairie du Chen
and a large portion Of Northern Iowa
design celebrating the cath Of June At
NcGrcgor. i i. reported that the va
rious Lodges Of the Northern counties
.. far vest - the Cedar river will 90
we'll represented. DR.. E. "A. Gilbert
Of Dubuque has excepted an invitation
to officiate Al Orator on the occasion.
An excursion party from Dubuque has
sipuifiad an intention to be present.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

EXCITEMENT AMONG RAG PICK EZRA mon
ster canard has appeared in q New York
morning paper, stateing that a chlffonier
recently emerged from the sewers o. that
city, in which he had remained four months
having realized a fortune Of ten thousand
dollars, obtained principally in the vicinity
Of Fifth avenue 1t is said that there will
be speedy disappearance of rag-pickers.
who will in emulation of the good fortune
of their brother, dispute with the rats
for the occupation of subterranean New
York. The atmosphere of sewer is said
to resemble the native air" of chiffon
Ter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

WOODS hair R8sTORATIvH.-Amang all prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced
infallirle none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rAtivs GOV his. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerabls fashionable toilets, and the
ladies. wherever they have tested II, pronounce
PEERLESS article. They end, where the h,ir 10 thin
ned, that Il creates fresh growth-ihat It fully
restores the vegstAtive power Of this roots on the
denudsd Places and the nbrss TO shoot forth
anew-,hat 1t desolves and removes dAndruE, pre-
vents srayuess restores the hair t. its original color
whsn grayness hss actually superveHed gives rich
lu tire, imparts the sofnes and aexibiity Of silk to
the hair, aod keeps It always uxuriant, healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold By al respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
ScasOnablo Alnts.
from Halls Journal OF Health

From Halls Journal Of Health
AT this seasOn manv persons contemplate
travelling to do so with the largest amount
Of comfort and advantage, physical, social
and mental, the following suggestions are
made:
Take one-fourth more money than your
actual estimated expenses.
Acquaint yourself with geography of the
route and region Of travel
Have good supply Of small change, and
have no bill or piece higher than ten dol
lars. that you may not take counterfeit
change.
So arrange as to have but single article
of luggage to look after.
Dress substantially better be too hot
for two or three hours at noon, than be
too cool for the remainder Of the twenty
four.
Arrange under all circumstances to be at
the place OF starting fifteen or twenty min
utes before the time, thus allowing for un-
svoidable or uuanticipatsd detention ON the
way.
Do not commence days travel before
breakfast, even if that has to be eaten at
daylight. Dinner or supper, or both; can
be more BEAUTIFULLY dispensed with than .
good warm breakfast
Put your purse and watch in your vest
pocket. and all under your pillow, and you
will not be likely to leave either.
The mo t, if not secure fastening of your
chamber door is . common bolt on the
inside; if there is none, lock the door, turn
the key 90 that it can be drawn partly
out, and put the washbasin under it thus.
any attempt to use . jimmy or put in an
other key, will push it out, and cause 4
racket among the croekery. which will be
pretty certain to arouse the sleeper and rout
the robber.
A sixpenny sandwich eaten leisurely in
the cars 10 better for you than dollar din.
ner bolted At station"
Take with yon months supply of patti
snce, and always think thirteen times before
You reply once to any supposed rudsness or
insult, or inattention.
Do not suppose yourself specially and
designedly neglected, il walters at hotels do
not bring what you call for in double quick
time nothing 50 distinctly masks the we'll
bred mao - quiet waiting on such occa-
sions passion proves the puppy.
Do not ALLOW yourself to converse in \
tone load enough to be heard by 4 person
At two or three seats from you; tits the mark
of bO0r il in . man, and . want of re-
finsment and lsdy-like dslicacy, if in a wo.
man. A gentleman il not noiry ladies are
serene
Comply chserfully and gracefully with
the customs Of the coDveyances in which
you travel and Of the places where Won
stop.
Respect yourself by exhibiting the man.
ners Of . gentleman and lady, II you wish
to be treated ~ such, and then YOU viii
receive the respect Of othera
Travel Is . great lsveller take the posi-
ton which Others assign You from your
conduct rather than from year prsssn-
sions