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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
THAT GREAT REuEDY
SO LONG SOUGHT,
70 UTD n II II ~ q r.!

THIS remedy. claimed BY the medical professies
j and the multiplied thousands who have as~d u
and tested IL ,e0adsyI curative properties, % b
the greatest discovery In medical ec;ei CO. snd
ture's remedy. 10 The suit Of years Of toll end
study By one Of OhtOs fav0rite ph1 sci In order
70 produce sOething that would set the Wishes 81
suiisrins hsnsni y. and thousands from the pSinee
palace ADD humble cottage can testify 70 the H.
W only oGsr Of tho many evidences II its -.
vOT.
Nolies, m. Etb. 10 1 ~.
nBsoRS NaMN 4 co. 0sats: We hod
your Ague nolsam sup rior ~ any rsmsdy In our
mssket Tor the per.nanen cure Of all ms,arious ais
eases. We chez fully recommend II % worthy that
very truly yours, RICHARDS rnOAAS.
TO the soserers Of ehilIs. and fever and ssue.
theerfully submit the following: Having obsrrvcA
closely the efect Of Dr.. MAINS Agns oalsam IN his
vicni for the past three years, - vel Ileassd
have frequently used II IN my practice and 9th
entire sattsfaesion. Prom nv intimate hnovledss
Of III. compound, reeonn' nd Il - ssfs. pronps
Gs,ioo. OIio. April is., 1853
MESSRS 8 MANH CO.-0sWfs: Having
soid your ARue Balssm for the past thsss ysass -
OF persons In this vicinity. and closely oIss
wing lie effects. we DO not hcsna:e IN seyine 70 -
viii ef.c luaIy chills, fever and asce VitAoss
fall.
Truly Yours. PHILLIAAN 4 K1ARNs,
DssgsisSs.
Losonspoys, lnd.. Sept latA, ISIS.
DH. MANN :-Plea % send me one half gross 0oso
OF your Ague Balkan immectsisiy. IL y In great
demand. ard may be truly styled the Hing Ct revss
and Ague. S-IIILs.
Physician and d. ugsiS.-
81. Louis, March Ht 1883.
MRNsRS. MANN 4 CO.-GSsss: we have
sold . ia,se amount ~ your Atae ssi.am the 49,
three yesre, end and thst where introduced ana sed
Il hss no ooaal In the history q sgue rncdies, ana
hom al parts a the West - tess the seos cheer
inx Ueve-is never fails 10 cure It's patiens-sAd 10
looked upon II this Coontry - the best medicine fee
cAills, esveT end aguc oyer In OR neYass.
o. wood Z CO.
s. X. MANN + 90, PROPRIETOR, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold BY al
good DruggistA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
BOOTS AND SHOES


N hAvD now In store laros and veil selected
i stock Of DoGts and Shoes, 70 which I invite
The attention Of eli In want Of srt!cles In my line
ObSassy Tbodsvs wishing 70 Feplcnish their stock
will nnd y 70 their advantage 70 call ON before
Dosehasing elsewhere.
20 ~ numerous customers who prefer Olss0om
Work - continue 70 hold out inAuoamsuts In Tie
yey q psfns sSook and avDtsA ssovk, not squsllsd
oAis nd oi New York.
Al kisds Of Lsdiss' worn manufsctarsd - usaa,
tJvl5v n. 0A1RUFP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
s. X. MANN + 90, PROPRIETOR, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold BY al
good DruggistA
q II Ear "OTD Err
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
lair RESTOR.ATIE y.

HAIR RESzORATIE y.
= pusish : letter % D. Wood, d this esiy, fsoe
geatlsnan In Maine, which speaks sloUisgiy os To-
Sspester 0erits Of his hair tonic auch svtdsne
souree If eegti0cates gusrsntee ~ tsuth. IL
Dr. nssos - Soccmiums nor ss<icss ponssy from -
pse0s:
Ear. HA.ss. Jan. -. isss.
0EnTLEnEH: Having ~ sttsntlse called ssv
months sine, tAs highly hscsAeiA, s0ssts - yser
hair restessive, wss indueed to maize aVp,iesasso
Of IL - my own hair, Viii he'd become ouits g5sy.
probably ons-thlrd white; my vAisbsS vess q
sane character. Some three asontAs sincs 20.
cAased bottle ofyour hair rsstossstvs 81 1ssa 4.
aselsje ssoet twie, vses. have sinee psoesss1
another bosaie. q wA'eh have used ss0e. les
certify - The world that The gray o. vtite hes
ana - hair kas sseaafd ~ natural coIss asAI -
lisve aose s.n and giAsy Than IL hes oeea erSsss
for twesty nve yesss. an nov sixty yeeso d.:
ny SOD W. 'hs 49, q sfss-sso, - ssadh vfah
n shove ao.Ios dsss dus 70 yoa To- yous vsle-
eaas discovery. ] am ssss 81 that uAosses ~
ss's "a: = !. - :..sss:ss .a az. = -
cia1 era sssVdest hsss Ssr tbs last AAesa ysasss
- = knovn to nearly svssy SO nsss - sl)1n-
..s Z: s ~, s :s, -:
Sss.e,ve - bseueisf % sseuFs d s0niso = -
= nyssk 1sa. truly. yss,s:
-
DALrsuons, Jao. =. -
WOODD 0AlD 11o1O0A91v0.
ppssasssr voed-Dsss as: Desiae - ~ ~.
Sosssss lese he best PORTE. - ~ has. lsse ~
sessss q - ysasv lsvss. !. No OyleeAa = -.
=: 80. ~ 49,. -: :. 4. :: w ~
~ hair T. 80 49, 60 desv. go = vss1s a
szvssss ~ oAget1eas - you - evins - ~ 30le.
~ sUeA eseosago. 11oL0Y 00uUD0n.
~ esdsssgDA. ~. ,. Z. Dsaa, Ne nasisess
cs.,:s . 5000 49, e 80 !. - s $3.50 =
Csss nesAee - 0ivssal'y bsesved.
nnoogyss1D, Ssa. a, 1ooo.
pSofessW vse4-Dees ~: Dsvlng 49, ts1a0 %
tAes Ne go - 49, e1essleas - seosvns h1a6-
0ottoo, 1on1,o1 81 aontone osn1GDav - i0eAmR
Nm 49, Aevs 49, tsss11s1 fren ~ eAD1s1
=: 49, =: !: ~ e $50 :; ~ - q: 80 :.
'''' - ''{Fs r.: s - - 10: !;
nssorSsasseis Dst - = b1e4ss - s1sse slDss
u: lasee, nedi.a sae s.an - e.. - ae
.. - - ssS. rs:ssIs Sss.s 1silsss Is;6ss
-, ,s: $50 IT: Z ssss & 50 49, -.
NV Yssl, q - essee - ~ W. - -
iIkn1aS,y ee1s ne nassee sesseA 3. 80 -
DssSsrr q &C "a q g
nV'aGsssa'se ''as ssak
CBNTRAL ARDlCAs |
vnSrevsa puaps-oeeas
49, 1o0 ! -
III s...ss.,s =
= R.a1st ~ sua3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
SALOONS.

1853 John Akin 1858
ID De1AUAAu1, eosnee osoesA end Man stsssts.
~ Ooofsctsonerics, WANDA -, f1Snishsd = ~
0eet oegant style.
wedding Oaks, Yiah Oaks, vrssA end Isahled
0ySless, togethee With al luxaftss Of tAe seasoa.
II 4 I M = y a -.
4 D,liisrd eslesa, nest slseant,y ltsed q. 80.
tanning Three oo1ooo. 0oeea0oo - Nam o1so02
vsn04O JOIN A491D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

HARDWARE.
Gold! Gold /! GOldI
II being found in large quantities ~ eastern
i slope Of the Rccsy Mountains, and the ssbscri-
hers are having considerable expeslsncs IN "Atsisg
OUT parties duri.g the
California Gold Excitement
preparing for such as wish 70 Try their luck
ct THE
.NesU " El D0r0aO.0
wSare now manufacturing . Store for Camp,
which may truly b cslled tho
M I N er's Fri e n d
weighing with furniture only Forty Po1nd's and -
and warranted 10 bo . perfect working Oook esovs
No person should think Of leaving with out Of
thes useful and almost indispensable articles. ~
ore manufacturing
CssssP Kettle,
n which Is ssstsd number Of useful esekins sssn-
! sits. Also,
Gold Wash Pans,
and many other useial articles. for such trip For
such -
Choose to stay 1T Hene,
We new have, and shall continue - keep on hand
through the coming the largest md best select
ed steek Of
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
= b found In this country. which viii be sold al Low
ngnrss.
Please call and see for yourselves, 1t
SMITH 4 REMINGTON.
Ja19-dAvn - East Second Il rsst.
III ILLS 4 w A 5 n b U II n
NO. 81 BRADY sTREET.
Have received their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
- TO n ~
Comprising the bsst patterns In the 1astesn Assksts
CO0k Stoves.
Pssy0s Stoves,
Hating Sf0
OAucs Stoves.
vos The celebrated
FORREST OAK COOK STOVE,
1er The sasiva,lsd
BLACK Dia m o N d
For good stove, and stew that
WSsSStss ssstsfscssor,
neuse Par1ishing ooods,
III WSTc3 Japan wo4cs
49, &C., % 70 ~
CAEs1R S1OI:E HOUSE
HILLS Z WASHDURN.
oelS No. 8 Brady stress,
In Fairbanks
I PATENT
- . - = - -.
Sesd ~ ALRAAMHS = 0REENLklE.
= Lam osaxsT. 0nsaAso.
A. p DU11oW1. R1U1TYnAM 4 nAIsnlx.
Julyed,y 5sssR& Dsvsaesys, gevs.
- - - : - 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
For sale.

For Sale.
Az Acres beautiful land for sa,e, Is acres Of
4O which Is improved, good double log house. One
water, 3 miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, Ill.
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful farms, 100 acres each, 30 acres In
bieh state Of Improvement, good dwelling houses
and ut-houses. good running and well water on each
miles vest Of the city, on good road and near
the railroad. 20 acres OF good coal and timber land
will 20 with these farms n desired. The farms
adjoining, timber land and coal miles On. rare
chance Is here offered and will doubtless 60 at
the easy terms which they can be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street, Grants saw mill.
Lot, 200 By GO feet. Good two story frame house,
me stone basement Terms easy.
Applyt
Ja28 DADS GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

Geo. w. Els Il Co.
No. ~ LeClolvo Row.
uAvD Just received large stock OF
W'9ll Papers.
Also on consignment rare lot Of
40oEG0.
which they will soil ct the
London PssbltsNevs' P,-jces.
BOth's and LivimgstOm's
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA.
Hon. q. HI. Smiths
Rsninesceneso Of western Life, consisting o. sketches
OF eminent characters In and out Of ConGreoo. I'm.
pcrtant legal trials In the State Of Indiana &C. &c
svols. 60 peres. Price 12O0. Unqaestionably the
most Interesting book that he's appeared for many
years.
Davenport, April II. 1888. prI7t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

UVr9yl PaVes ! Very Caeap {!
G. SHEPHERD 4 SON,
Have removed to
NUMBIR 10 EAsf SECOND STRICT,
TLTHDRu ~ invite oil requiring Goods in our lime
w OF business, 70 call and Judge for themselves.
0es6 Popsrs Ooks, Chased, Fancy, Beaas(ful
and CAasfe,
In great variety. Gold and Common Shades, Paper
Curtains, FiSeboard Points, Borders nc. Also Pa
pog nan6ine n I'll rs branches, ct reduced price,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
For Rent.

For Kent.
A FARM OF 100 acres for rent, within - miles
"A Of Fulton, all broke and fenced, with . coave-
nient New House on the came. For particulars,
. INQUIRE Of tho undersigned.
I. W. WOODWARD,
lao No. l Nick oils Block
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

20 hs8t5
a as ~ a
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80 &c ~ s.a /! - : san6aa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20


For Sale.
1nO FEET Of ground on Brady, between 18th and
1VV l3th streets, on good terms.
ALSO,
at feet on Brady, by $50, low for cash.
Also,
Slots Brady, leo feet By 100. This can be sold
On long time:
Slots on Brady between 9Th and 10th streets, on
long time and very cheap,
o20,Oo0 worth Of real estate 70 sell cheap, all i'm
proved lots In the best part OF the cts goods and
groceries, cash aud balance on long time.
Also,
go. 900 worth Of goods to exchange for unim-
proved lands In S<ott ehd Musoatine counties.
Also
A beautiful new frame house with two Of
highly ornamented land, commandments finest view
n the vicinity Of the city, on good terms.
J.l4 'E EiDs. GALLOWAY \ SANDERS.
For Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL. we'll finished, Brick Dwelling,
"A Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and stable. por-
tion OF the purchase money down, balance on long
would be taken at fair price.
Several Frame Budings, well nnished and well
stuased to sell on good terms or exchange for meT.
ohandise.
Several tracts Of 6ne land In various parts Of the
County, to sell on reasonable terms aud long time.
dscqS EADS, 0AILAWAY / SANDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Markets.,

New YORK. Oc, Nuon.--Flour declined to
. cts. Wheat, caoice Western white 81 81
Corn has AN upward tendency mi1ed held ut %
cts. Pork heavy. Mess l53; Primo St0l. Whis-
key held at % cts, but buyers offer only 27! -
Stocks lower. Virginia 6's -.
Reconsideration heavy. Wheat declined --
Choice Southern Vhvc l.45. Yellow con95!, Mess
Pork l5.75.to 1880; Prime lo3i, Lard firm a,
10y to III. Sngs advanced of ii cent on tair
qualities.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 4.-Flour quiet Howard Street
and Ohio 50. Wheat very firm: White, good to
prime 80 u 81 Is; Red | ~ to 81 Is. Curn
quiet: White "a to So; Yellow 81 to Sc. Whisky
quot: Ohio 2St.. Provisions hunyant Pork un-
changed. Bacon Shoulders SO fl 81; Sides lu3
to lOl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
From Washin ston.

OH Buck dficrhc FNibuSt,,s rih u Sharp sack.
WasuiNGroS. Oct, "A IT nth ago information
was received here Of the flinu storing movements
a.ains Nicaragua. Though the statement WIZ not
fully credited it was decided to br of sufficient i'm
pprtance to ustify the issuance nt instructions to
the proper federal officers. to- x"rcisc cxr.ogiinn
r. watchiulness-the President himself supcrn-
ten Ing the pre- autr"nary measures.
The recent advertisement NJ New Orleans of the
steamship "a start from Mohl 9 iar ChiriVua on the
9th Of October, added to tI,e other ACCOMMODATIONS
Of suspicious circumstances. ,tirnding the alleged
invasion. hut inquring Of the Collector at Mo
bile. nothing was heard conf rmatory of the report
~ far rs that port was concerned. Within the
present week reliable inf m nation has been rcceiv
ed announcing that n large number ct strangers
were in New Orleans, some of whom are known
to- have been personally connected with previous
fllibustering enterprise. This excited suspicion
in the mind OF Collector Hatch that they meditat-
81 an unlawful expclti m Late last night about
one hundred aud fifty men left New Orleans
the presumption heir that they were going
to the Balize or Der vi Elk, Bay to await the
steamer. a clearance having been asked for
the Steamer Phil de. pi "A, pfric>,edly FIR CHR
iqui, but Collector Hatch refused. lha agent at
the steamer persisted; put unSnrcoSstulv All
this was duly connu nicatrd to the Gpyrruncut,
aud is believed the suhjrct of cnf.net consde-
ration to-day. Orders have been tecgranhel to-
day for thu L. ). art1lle.y ut Baton huge IT, be
he'd N reahness t. act, II necessary II. II
posse cumitatus.
1t is believed here that the flihs,iers have 20
arranged their rlaus ~ t. avail themselves If the
advantage. offered by the re"rening Of the Near
aguan Transit, but the Administration is determ-
ne1, by all the me ANS in it's power including thr
land and naval lore es, II compel the tllibu-ters 10
respect the neutrality laws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
SECOND DISPATCH.
Departure of General Walker and Par

Nav ORlEASs. Oct. 4.--Gen. Walker and men
got off last night They sailed from Berwicks
BAY IN their own steamer, and without n clearance
Collector Hatch refused clearance to the steam
er Phllade'pbia it being alleged that she had on.
gagged Ia take Walker and two ar thrre hundred
me" to Nicaragua from Texas Alabama and else
where, but ostensibly to Chinqua. Tho men are
encamped ut Berwick's Bay,intending To leave on
the 5th 1t is suspected that another steamer will
take them to Nicaragua, and that tho ATTEMPTED
clearance Of the Philadelphia was nero ruse.
Harry Maury commands Walkers steamer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

ursrrxcs couKr. Tuesday OCT. 4,-prescnt-,
,,s,iccs Saunders. BARRON. Bailey. Tannar and
rhalmers HEEK#
lanes +. Thomas, charged with assanlting .
AFRO woman, belonging to Mr.. John billiard, was
6ued $50. -,
AVN. Woodall, charged with as.au NJ Ilezekl-
~ Ford, was commenced, but not coneIuded,
At the hour Of adjournment.
The Grand Jury made So presentments. chiefly
Car selling spirits without license and unlaw-
iul gaming
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

+ Il is ssaeEallv M l.ra;ood HAL Judge ks"aeE,
Of tie Rockingham Judicial district. declines
election and. the following gentlemen have already
been named as his saece~sor:
Giles Cook, ESQ.,, Of Warren. Messrs. Wood
son and Smith. Of Rockingham, j. w. =. Allen,
Esq. Of Hardy, and Mark Bird. Esq. Of Shsnaa-
doah. 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

BANK FAILURE The Alexandria Gazette states
" the Bank of ManasSa located at Front Royal,
'Fren county, Va, hos f.. He'd, haA,g closed its
1''r' an Friday last The notes of the bank are.
"'N, mr good. ben: secured by n deposit with
81. s treasurer of the State Of an equal amount of
's.e STOCK besides the sssets of the Bank and the
""Vliaa liabilities Of the Stockholders. Hold
nay sacrifice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

SENT TO JAlL.-An individual. calling himself
Rsninmin Answortl, and claiming to he jour
neyn.an shoemaker. ,haiIing from Philadelphia,
but no has been extensively engaged in the liq-
~ and i,atins trade in this city, for week or
,wo cast. was taken up under the yagrant law
Monday, and lodged in ,hs cage ior tho night and
Yesterday morning sent 70 Jail by order Of the
Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

yALuAnIr EsrAre reR SALx.-zThe Falls planta-
lion situated on james River. directly opposite
the City of Richmond Is one Of ths post valuable
:, the l2th Of October, by Mossrs. James NJ
lT,vlor 4 Son, auc,oneers, as will have been seen
l." the advertisement in this paper, and is well de-
ssry;ng the attention Of capitalists Apart from
~. ,heusand fertile acres, comfortable dwelling
#n,ceIIent barns, numerous springs, ORCHARDS of
Sresches. apples and pears, its nearpess to Rich
mond, where ready market for oil the products
f. ,hc uace is found, enhances its value to an al
,n,.t indefinite extent From the daires and
noultrv-vard alone, a large sum could be annual
IL realized.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
From Northern Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.--Dmsnlladn with tl,rct
thousand Northern Mcxcans " IA marching south
We'll was reinforcing his Army, which suffered
severely in tho recent battle Mariarez wa'
msching south to attack Cor, enndo who rccont y
captured repec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Ca. Oct. L. Gov Brown is re elected
by heavy majority, Returns from the Seventh
District. Indicate the election of the Democrat,
Congressman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
From New Orloans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4--Thcrc are some hopes
of saving the steamer Fulton at Pens acoa.
Tho first case Of yellow fever occurred to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

THOMAS. slave to John II. johnson. and Nor
man, slave to 4. Alexander. both employed as
waters at the Washington House. engaged IN
some what rantnnkerous fight yesterday. which re.
suited ia the latter gentlsn,an's getting preuy
badly bruised ami cut mug. Thomas wa se". 49,, ~
ail and will have an examination pe'o'e '"0
NJ yar thia morning. - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

ARLINGTON. OFT. / Tho bark IIayard from
Africa. reports being fired INTO ON the coast by the
British Steamer Plato
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
S. BL 8 s & Co.,
Lynchburg, Va,

Stoves. Heaters, Ranges Crates. Hollow Ware
AND MANrfACTuRIRs OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Work,
ROOFING. PLUMBING, &C.
ME- would call the attention o purchasers 10 sup
w pl, uf tn" above named goods, which weekly
ceNng Having been selected personally with d
rect from the Manufacturers at the lowest cash prices. feel
prepared Ia suit and all with the most ornamental
cal, comfortable durable usefnl, simple desirable and the
handsomrsi paincsi, strongest cheapest largest and hest
somcn haceyer had the pleasure Of offering In this mark
cordial invitation Is extended 10 NIL 10 examine
stock. nj the Stove and Range Warehouse, III Main street.
1Anclburg, Va. sept dtsl &. :. BLISS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Cotton and Sugar Crops of Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Accounts received Of
the recent Cotton crop in Louisiana, represent it
rs being frst.ratc.
The Sugar crop is inferior and small
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

i, meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Yang Mems Christian Association, will be held
=, ,heir Hall on this evening. wednesday, ut 4
clock. A full and punctual attendance is re-
,ueslcd, MS business OF Importance will be pre-
|sented D. ~ "oisDo,' 'e0'eSS:
n.tnher 9th, 1889.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

"'shhnSD AMI, Y.sk RivER RAiLaoAD.--Ths
nV,s"n If the Richmond and York River
n '" %' Is RAPIDLY approaching toward c'"nrle-
kn "' rue entire trtk from Richmond To the PHI
mn y river. will DO ready Cor the cars before the
"tunren'rnt If tho next annual Agricultural
n - ""'e'i viii afford the citizens Of New Kent
Ak ~" eontiga ms counties much greater iacil-
uer h.. II,ns ani returning FROM it.than they have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

'asERcE OF ALExANpRIA.-Ihe Alexandria
a. Sentinel states that the nuu.Ler of foreign
r'''als at that port during the month Of August
greater than any previous month k.r the last
h. !rars, The ship Falmouth has just completed
discharge Of her cargo Of railroad iron. for the
a. se and Alexandria Railroad extension; aud
n, At, Charles. from Liverpool. is now dscharg-
~ cargo Of salt, :"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
ADVERTISED ADVERTISER
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ATTHE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
If you wish to prosper, Advertise

.v AcrSr roR n,c following papers the line Of rail
,a,J nm Iyuchburr Chattanooga and other places NIL Of
them having large ctreuauon among 'he Pe"c VI o""
western Virginia and kasf rennessee =, ,,,, =, =,
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The Brownsville Flag
says the fever is disappearing from that place,