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Arnn WEAzuEE-During the past week W.
have had q succession Of showers and sunshine
alternately, much resembling the April weather
in the Atlantic States On Sunday and Tues.
day lASt We had two heavy showers Of hail, o,cl
Of about five minutes duration. The hail Ia.
aieted no injury 70 the growing crops, (Which
everywhere promise welD while the warm rains
seemed 70 stimulate vegetation 10 increased ~.
Pidiiy q growth,
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OF THE
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from which mankind ssiIbr ovr, Z lerrs - =
the globe. II the consequence u Asesssa ~
IN the syssen, induced b she poispnsus - e
vegetable decay. This exhalastsn = svu1vUS -
the actSon OF solar heat On Wet soa ~ 49, 49,
the watery vapor from it. Whine H. - r. 49,
the horizon this vapor fingers near - earsRss -
face, and the virus Il taken witA & 49, ~
lungs into the blood There Il acts 4. - irvessi~e
poison on the internal vsceEa and ezcrsine os1srs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and ~. r
secrete not only this virus but also the b;le -
the blood Both the virus and the bile accsu,uls0o
in the circulation, and produce violent eoassiss-
tonnl disorder. The spleen, the kidnryS, and he
stomach synpathixe with the liver. and becoms
disordcrcd also. Finally. the instinct Of osr o.
ganism, as IL in an attempt % expel the nozioss
infusion. concentrates the whole blood a the hody
In the internal cxcretorcs to force them to &
out. The blood leaves the surface and nsshss -
the central organs with congsstivc violence. This
Y the Chill. But in this effort Il fails. Thea -
FEVER follows, In which tie blood leaves % 60
6ai organs and rushes 10 the sarA1es, 1a-H ~
another effort to cxpel the irritating poison tAsD
nat other great excrst0ry the akin. IN tAfA
Also u fails, and the system ahanlons IL AtesQQ9
exhausted, and waits for the sesovery q s9MgA,
TO repeat the hopeless effort anushes day.s THleo
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEvRR AND Aeon.
Such constitutional disorder will Of course vndGe.
mine the health II it is not removed.
We have lsborcd to find. and have hund. q
anfidofc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03
Ayers Ague Cure.

which ncutralixcs this malavious poisnu IN -
blood and stimulates the hycr 70 expel 10 from -
body As il should. it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And i does more
rather does what Is Of more service % tAoss cob
jcct to this infection II taken in season is cxpee
from the system - Il il absorbed and thus kesps
those who use it free from il attacks; keeps -
system in health although e1pesed % he dissaso.
Consequently il not only euroo, but processes 49,
the great variety of a16ctions which ase inahss9
BY this malignant influence, such - Renie1one
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb. % Masked AgpoI
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism. 0ouf, Blina.sao.
TOofhaehc, Easache, CatarSh, Asthma, Palpitnp
lions, Painful Affections II the Spleen. HyssedoaI
Collie. Paralysis. and Painful Affections u ~
Stomach and Bowels, all OF which, when arising
from this cause, will be found TO assume more =
less the intermittent type. This A0Us CrnDs
removes the Of these arrangements, and eaSeo
the disease.
This it accomplishes BY stimulating he sgcre-
tories to cxpcl the virus from the systsm; -
these organs by degrees become habited % do thio
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises whae
we term aeclmaiafiom. Time may accomplish ths
same end, but often life IL not long enough, % ,
sacrificed in the attempt. while this !" AoUk CunD
does it at once, aud with safety. We have great
reason to believe this j. surer ~ wall - sasg
caused by the miasmatic injection, than any other
which has been Discovered; and has seill anoshes
important advantage to the public. which il, tAae
it is cheap a. we'll as good. 81
PREPARED NJ
DIR. u. @. AVER e CO.
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RAILROADS


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Hississippi 4 Missouri B. r.
utss foster thsn Davenport tios.
ON and anev Monday, April iisa. 1854, and unsn
~ bsshss notes, trains vtll leavs Dsvsnposs, scs
ussss.s Ooa.msa, C. ,o Wssn,ns'o" end isvs
10 Express aud Nail Train ~ so \
Trs.ns viiIiesve Davenport Tor Chtcssodsiiy, On
Aays excepted - follows:
e H.il Train. :, ieioAn
I's,.s arrive ss Davsnpert daily, Dsnaays ssssp
vRon TEE EAST.
let Empress Train q eSs A..
d NAH Train, ss 66 =
vAoM TEE WEST.
let Man FRAN. u e9opu
Trains run By Chicago time, which istweive min.
etes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out OF Davenport viii make Connections
at Columbs City, Washington aud Iowa City With
he Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points West
The Passenger Train connects at Rock Island vtSh
Ohicseo Rock Island Railroad trains for all points
BAst, North and South.
Passengers az reminded Of the necessity efg4vins
etinct direction to the destination Of their b0l-
go. before sakinshsis ssaasin
Nj The norning 1olO A ny train for the Mast
connects 1t Joliet With trains the Michigan Cen.
trail r. ut the Jrnctton with trains on the Pi,ts.
burg, ~ wayne CHI ego 3; ~ Chicago WITH
trains on the Hichigsn Southern and nichisan Gen
Wal Rail Roads.
ae1la JOHN ,. rnAnv.rsp&
Chicago 4 Reck Island Railroad
Winter Arrangement,
nN and sfteT Monday Aug. 22i, 1869, and until
Ofurther notice trains will Rock Island daily
sundays excepted, % follows:
Let mail train st 1035AM
"a fretsht 9l6AA
ID night express 66OP n
frains arrive 1t Rock Island daily, Sundays e.
eepted, - follovu:
Let night express ~ 100 A. n.
"a freight trains st 4.l5P. n.
ID mail train a. 51OPN
All trains over this road arc In direct connexinu Il
Ohlcago with trains both the Michigan Southern
tooiGan Central, Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chica-
% Bail ROsd To and from Detroit, Toledo |
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Omktrk, Bu0slo, Niagara Pals, Albany New YORK. |
TAtlodephia, Baltimore and washington. Also Of |
LA0alle with trains Of the Illinois Central Bod
Uerth 70 0aens and South 70 g. Louis and Ostro q
watch places tickets can be procured Of
W. b. 0rempele, Ticket Agent,
Agents, b. T. Depot, ROck Island.
Paeeenaers reminded OF the nec.sutty'of uytng
distinct directions 70 the destination OF their bag
49, aso TO procure tickets before taking their seats
10 the cars the conductors collect fares only 70 Ste
loas the lima Of the Chcago ARock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, 6upsrtntsndeot. |
". b. WHnHAH, Asst 6up't.
Boot Island. Sept. 2, 1889 tdtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03
HOSTETTER,s
8 TO NJ ACu BITTERSl!!

10 vie Of the fact thst eve,y meu Der Of the hu-
man family l. more or ess subjected 10 some CON.
pafnt besides innumeT able other conditions IN life
which, by he assistance OF little know e ig- or ex-
ercse OF common sense. they be able 20 % rrgu-
late ther habits Of diet, and With assistance of
. Cool tonic secure permanent health. In order to
accomplish tht. desired object. thu true to
puvsoe 10 Ger any that which will produce . ns,u-
raj Ase OF things ~ the least hAz I'd OF vital
strength and life; for this end Or Hostetter has in
troduced TO this country . preparation bearipg his
one that has en- tried yesrs giving sAtsf .ct,on
70 eli who have used II The bitter. operate .ver.
n " upon the stomach bowels and liver, restoring
them to Athy And vigorous action. and thus nv
the system tn triumph over d,serse
FOR the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea,
Hat-iency, oss OF Appetite or any Bilious Com
paints arising from morbid insction Of the Stom.
Ach or Bowels, producing Cramps, Dysea terry Colo
Cholera Morbus. &C., these Bitters have no equal
Dtsr'h0s, dyseutery or hdx. SO gen. rally on
tracte BY new settlers, ond caused principally by
the chance Of water and diet. vi be speedily resua
ted BY brief use Of this preparation. DYSPEPSIA
disease with 10 pro ably more prevsle 1t when
taken in all IT. forms, than anv other the caus- OF
which may .lwsys be attributed to d nRem nts of
the digestive ORGANS can be cured vithou fail nv
usirs HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, a.
per directions on the bottle For ,his d. esse evsrv
physician will recomm' nd Biz ers OF some kind then
why q, use an article known to be nsalib.ef RYE
~ country have their biters preventative Of dis
ease and strength ming OF the system In general and
among them al there is not to be found . more
healthy people than the Germans, from . HON this
preparation emansied. ssd upon scientific expert.
m nh which has attended to sdvanre the destiny OF
this great preparation IN the medical scale Of SCI
ence.
FEvsR AND AGUs.-This trying and provoking
disease, which axes It, relentless grssr the body
OF man. reducing him to mere shadow in . short
space Of time snd rendering him phyt icay and men,
tally useless, can Be drfeatea and driven fr6s, tho
bosy nv the use Of HOSTETTERS RxNO WV d
III IAno. FuTtner, any OF the above stated dis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03
r. H Is DeSCOUCfC0 !! ~
Suffer No longer; It ID . relief.
~ TEE APPLICATION %
WNQg's Good S0s1s~srte0os
IMMEDTATE RELIEF,

You can be cured Of the following complaints: eaca
~ tooth Ache 10 one minute, 70 the most painful ~
tacke Of Rheumatrm, nine cases out OF ten IN less
NeuYales Coughs Colds, Ash mn, Rronrhitt. or up
0c,nal A0ections Pain IN the BAIT Hihe et'6ns
IN tn. JOINTS Collie and CT mp Psin. E.ysp IL. "
famed Eyes, Sore 6hr0at, Cuts, B-uteea, Dutns,
eprains. Chopped Hands, Frosted Poet and Chtl-
biains.
II 4 not the Intention u the uoAvslan~d 10 assert
for this medicine thst II will do impnsstble things Or
medicine that Is soch ~ sv-, sAine y sos1 fos
nothing" Nhtrue We only claim 70 cure ooe
line 81 diseases and for the shove named ocmpsants
thi. medicine Il without ~ equal.
ticie. in to zee What IL Win do ~ opss.ssons on
pains ere decidedly the most eectual, b. The oppi-
cation Of this wooderfu' medicine, o. any no. ~
Would h.ve The subtle understand that "
M hmbue arte 70 dispose Of. nor would b IN ne
businsse u the same wss not tSuly eoo pa1ey isgu.
49, !. ,e e, eaten, snd i y - vnos
ain 10 make II 70 among ~. me otseane guy
vhicA u forever and stssnaliy Axed % mainline y
70 forward ne ssa<vsa !ntrs.ea q - esnac ssal
Il, = amieted hsve besn 6eeslse1 - plceine %
civsuass with Artltsous tasei1roiais q tAeDs sa6
bavs been i0duoed 70 buy vithoae seekng IL peeoe
have THOUSANDS Of tsstinoaiais, VIA hsve b.se
' sssss q .ssv,ae .as vs,s: 4 = .sss.. > ..s.
fFss q chsree. III vhsnsvss sesss
u annppevturttv 10 % -.
r. XXI, 49, sassssas @sSs . Dssss'SS -
sM YLAa0. pycprieter.
h 1Aauss 4 %, o0srsi Aeeots, D.vsaPor5
Iowa. ---. 1vovoutne A1ns'
poee, aaA kso- co~stsntly a ban6 y ~ feaowne
A0lts-9syies = ts,Issd. De.snIsn; ~. ~
y Vits; ysllsws. Asq~oe.ss; ~
g 49,, \: 49, IT,. s .s@s1si sess.s ~:
e.eia9; j Drsasre, Wyontrsj epsas e. 2.
senj nseesiS, 0ralsn . g. Ansaese; ssmss ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

tebli1KeA TVgWTY YUAVS-hsve soVe0 e1ouD
nom ehe erave-eoA tAeir vsse u 0fssy = - -
cu0nae1of 4rv fnem. NJ ~ vonooeeo.
9H1nloR no.
PyaetDeal q. aists, 49, y IA.
aold n vholepoie and retail - I'll osuoUGo =
oevsapost, spd - Des':se s.ssc4eys.
1YRH IL n. pA13DBs 1Sove0o -
ann Aev16pses1Sv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03
Flags Good SamarltAn's
Immediate RClSe

comes when you do not expect II.
VTVHIs IL an Internsl and External Medicine, com-
i posed Of Roots, Herbs and Barka, such - our
fovefsthers used There IL Hounttfui e0pply ." the
Harth to cure oil complaints II ~ only snew what
they were And nov tho Good 0amerloAn br1ags -
good news and giah tidipgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03
Take them and Live!
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
nerrick's Sugar Coated Pi1ls
Kia Strengthening lPlaster.

ONE box Of UerYiek's D.
gar Coated Lifs Hlus, ooeos
ing only - csnts, yin 1oge
. family siy months, Govo
twenty-five dal1ara b 49,
81. ian's bills, 0ftes0 o. tWoDs
y more IL loss tire, on1 ~
onfreq1susly, ~ no -
some 0embsr u tAe fn01ly.
tbs vssue II WhheA eonn0t
b estimated IN collars -
cents.
Hsr,ict's ia etssaesAeaI
ing elassero cure - Eeo
hours. psins aaa vsa1nsno
10 The bSesst, etse ord 49,
= henmstie cgQpasinssA 80
eQnslly hon epsos 81 49,
Speeo1 On 3 bsautl111 49,
oain. te~lp use suetecoo -
wonseS n - i1esovD0o0eo
N, each one ~ vooe -
oos veet - tAsss 0eeseos
Yllis family b0Bea 00A
HIsstess, - ~. 100 60
- ThaV have o0qD -
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MEDICAL. :
M EDlOAAe
Joy and 3la6AesS
Aas beess bs.0ss1kt
10 MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES.

CINOR the introdnet,en Of tbs. World Rssoss~sd
- medicine. DR. MAINS A0Uh BAl4An, N
y has brouen- health and haprines into more famI.
lies thsu any remedy upon record. The nus ,stan
would Laturslis airs wig 10 this2 Because II d..
I'D ague 10 ~ wssst fusn, ana 10 eli caa.e peg-
iorms spssdy cure. Psrs0ne re- ding In iagicus
dsrscss ssing sAts balssm oecAstosaiiy Daring the
icsly resson need have no fssv. Fl stacA Of asss
II Is therefore highly Yscuarnead-d . suse proven.
aive. IL rsed IN smsA dcses daily daring thss psv.
tcrlsr lin when this eiass Of diseases prevail
For want Of space ve only cGer . few a. the
msny evidences In tic favor.
44 Bseary4 OAlo sFs1. l5kA. 1855.
Dk. MANN = % 1, 0sssoS. OAte-Cssss;-ws
ave q loss to nd lsDgusgD sutcicIt - yceassy -
tue pn.c the greet este m 10 which your os4eerstsd
Agus 6dt'aa' :. held 10 this cssansaisy. chs ssct
- u never fai to asu. l. its vsrst sms, asd
&c eau sell nothing else YeUrs Re frss
otROLDBkT 4 TAILOR, DruGeists. 3
Co~t~sA. Ais., Oct aOtA 1853.
A1SekS. :. Z. MANN 4 co. OsaSs - HaviaS
procured supply 81 yous AGue uaissm, and tesitaa
It Thoroughly 10 many severe Of oe STANDING
.ners ~ o. the psPcssr rsnrdies Of the day had
cafe snd spe edS cure. II 10 tuse the medicine ve
want here In the South. Respectfully yours
JOSDPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
.Nlac Yovk. Isb 23d, 1853.
MDS6RS 3 n .NN 4 CO.-Gs~is IL have
1t our house IN 81 Louis, sold your Ague Bslssm
some thres yesrs and have carefully observed ~ ~
fects, md must In cAndoR say. ! do not believe Il
has m equal IN TIE hs' Ory ol medicine for 70 my
perscnal knowledge, cures permanently every case.
and hav. known II used srer sn other vemeitss
had iailed, with the ssms happy rsasits I have %
heststios IN pFoncuncng u The gFostsst discovery
sver made In intermittent rsoediss, and psrfees
triumph ozer chills, fever and asue. a 4f.a
respectfully, o. WOOD Z 90.
8. X. MANN + CO, Proprietor, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

Good News for Farmers.
Lsssssbes' Cheaper thass Evey.
WICK Il SON,
HAVING secured new and large stock OF Logs
IL and Lumber,
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE
To suit the times, and are nov selling all kinds Of
LUMBER, LArH AND sHINaLEs.
Lever than Ever Offered In This Market.
10 all any Bills Of Lumber that may be CALLED for.
They arc also selling lumber at their yard, the
Blu6, on
HARRISON ST., BET. IAN AND 16sA SITS,
AT MILL PRICES
Cav and Plant. Mills Front street, close above
the Rsilroad eridge.
An Who want lumber will ind It to their interest
30 call end see them.
eeod fencing, 90 % per thousand; a.. other
lumber low In proportion. Julv1S-wN
Small Fruits.
Ave- are plying special attention to the pro-
IA duction OF
BLACKBERRY RASPBERRY AND STRA "
BERRY PLANTS,
onr stock for the comins Pail ana SPYING Of 1890 win
mt only b~ very la bu. OF the hest quality, which
W shall CTR At { eatly redrced pric .. IN new
Rochelle, Or Lawtsl Blar kbsrvy
10 stu growing In favor. ana the Demand for plants
this Fell promises to Be unu. ualiy large.
WILSON'S ALRANY SEEDING
STRA WBERRY.
n uudo ubtedy the most universally popular variety
In The country. Its 'xsraordnary s,ze NO desu
productvenees and other GOOD qaoties ,hsvs p'sccd
Il q the very b. Cd OF the Hst, wherever Il has b~p
tested, especially for ms'ket puypoees. HavinG
bees AMONGST The earliest to procure his variety
shall b able to cer for sale In the spring Of 1850
Over One Million Plants.
These pants ars now being cahivatei In the mast
careful nasnss, sad one OF them oiil be nth NOR
shas dossn = such . are rersseas,y sro.n smo.s
grass ana ~esds We eosdisily invite pe'sons vssh.
ing 70 purchase 70 visit our grounds ao6 exsmine
our mode Of pvodUctng plants.
WE SHALL REDUCE
tha price, q clenss n .p,as es'sso = >, y Da
ed largely o. ~ the hest time d plsr'inO the straw.
oerry and unhesisstirsiy recommend tho 0pr'ns.
(Duf selection fmbrsess 0sR HUs Or D vAnrS.
TInS inclu3ng I'll the native end Soreisn kinds, Of
6staiogaes ssat "a spplieatioa. snclo.i.s .tamp.
JKnOx,
B,x ~, Pittsbursh, -.
b. To EDITOo10s
EDITORS inserting the above advsrtie.m'nt u thsis
~an.ra - ~ amonnt of -, and eending eccaoion
~ masnd pep.r 70 IL suNscsiber, viii hevs for.
Wesded 70 thsir sddYess this amount u ploats. q
s6xertee s,ore e1teodediy IN he sintss. nd these
~ visS ean deter ordering the.s plaats nth asess
tSet. xsox. 1o1 SIe; t'nsssssa. u
49, ssS nevsepest DsRseeeot, eeeA iAeest 70
s.s.. q: :; e "a VIA su' = aAv'''''s.l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

THE GREAT wEsTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, Pa.
Having consolidated their business, the sans will
hereafter BE- conducted BY the united companies, in
the name Of the
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance Il Trust Company,
at their ONCE in the Compaoy's building,
4O3. Walnut street. Philadelphia.
BY this arrana1 ment the income Of the 0REA
WESTERN ms Or ANOE AND TRUST OON-
PANY will be larg ~ augmented, and over 413O OOC
edded to its asses, Of which ofOO 600 Is In First
on Improved property. worth dou'le the amount
which gives the Company over $3.50 900 Of available
means 70 meet any liabilities
All running risks Of either Company are q
y adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inland. a~d Martse Curgo Riaks Thksw 0
tke Aost Favorable Terms.
Respectfully soliciting your business, We are
Yoor obedient servants,
CHAs. O. LATHROP, Pres.
WV. DARLING, Vice-Pres
G. N. 0HIPMAN, ID vice.Pres
(Ohssge Of Branch Once, New York.
JAS WRIoHr, Sec and Treas
o. 8. RUsaELL, Asst 0ece
DIRECTORS:
Ohss Iathrcp, Hon VIM Darling, N Shlpman,
Jno Hunter, Alex whilldin, L Gillespie,
! Hazlehurst, Daniel L Collier, Jas p Smith,
Chas Harlan, Tracy. olocum.
J B MCurdy, Francis fvler.
EDWIN FAY, Agent,
Once with PARKvR 1DWARDS,
jy21-d4m No. 10 Brady-st.
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9--z----r@ s.=s=
Metal Warehouse.
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
Y~HE susubscriber has now in stock
5000 Boxes 10 bv is Tin Plate,
$500 Roofing Tin,
1000 :" 1xioby IA Tin Plate,
500 ICl2 bv IL
800 1X12by42 +"
300 &c IA by 20 "
600 " TX ;4by 20 A."
200 xX13by 20 I"
100 " Xxx 14by 20
50 1XXyxl4by2O"
800 10 10 by ~ Coke,
1900 &c BY 20. Roofing,
80 DO,
100 DIX.
100 DIX,
80 Xxx 10 bv IA,
1000 Bundles No % Sheet Iron,
100 1st quality Russia assorted Nos
500 Pigs Banca Tin,
$50 Casks Zinc, assorted Nos,
Together with q full assortment OF Sheathing and
Brssiers' Copper, Rivets, Fare, Stamped Ware, and
Timers Tools End Machines, AL OF which Is offered
ut the lowest market price for Cash.
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.
We are prepare ed to make contracts with dealers
for first quality annealed Fence Wire, Nos and .,
IN Quantities Of not less than tn deliverable 1t
our Warehouse At any time previous to the FIRST day
OF June next-fve per cent cash 10 be paid when the
contract IL made, balance on delivery. Purchasers
are invited to correspond with rs.
jana THOMAS Q. DICKERsON.
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| Tue EMPEROR ALEXANDER AND THE SERrs.-
! When the dcputation of tho mobiles of Russn. who
lately arrived at St. Petersburg to discuss the
first part OF tho proposed law for the emancipation
Of the scrls waited IN the Emperor Mt Tsarskoe,
Scl, on tho 18th nit, his Ma jcsty addressed them
us follows.
Gentlemen: nm most happy to see you Ihave
called you to assist in work which inercst smyself
not less than you, and of which you desire the
ccss ns much as do. Tho future prosperity of
Russia depends on it. | nm certain that my faith
ful nuhlcs, who have ever been devoted 10 the
throne. will zealously second me. | consider my
scllc as tho first noble in tho Empire when was
vet the heir-appartment. was proud Of the title.
| nm proud of II STILL and continue tn look upon
myself as forming part of your class. have un-
da . o this work with entire coniiGen % in you
and with the same confidence have summoned
you here. TO enlighten you rs To your duties
have had instructions drawn up, which have been
communicated to you. They have been misun-
dcrston1. | hopo ihat NIL misupdsrsinn' 'inss have
now disappeared. hnvc read your letter which
was presented to me by Iakov Ivanosi'cl (Gener-
al Restovizoff.) My answer hos already been com
municated 10 you, without doubt. Yuu may rely
upon it that your opinions will come to my know-
edge. Those of your opinions which ceinci1c with
that of the commission will enter into the regua-
tin drawn up by it, all tho others. even those who
mnv not ngrec with its opinion. will he presented
to the central committee and laid before me.
am well n ware, and you convinced oi it Your
selves, gentlemen, that this work cannot be ac-
compIished without sacrihces: but wish those
sacrifices to be made as light as possible will
endcavor to aid yen, and rely on your assistance
in the firm hope that YOU will Justify my conhlen-
&c in you.not only by words but by deods. Adieu,
gcn leinen."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

OprosirIov MEETING AT BEVERLY, N. IA
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Opponents
of the Demo, held at Beverly, N. j., on
Saturday evening. Great harmony prevailed,
ani excellent speeches made. Resolutions
were adopted one Of which strongly condemns
tho recent action of the insure .tionists ut Ilar-
per's Ferry.