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The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22

the other party, and threatens to
shoot him if he refuses to launch
out. Every day they are becoming
more insolent. / hope change
will come soon. To-day Ihear that
the army in Carsccss has been aug
mented considerably, and that they
intend marching down. II 80, La
guayra will very soon be the scene
Of homicidal conflict, and the streets
strewed with dead and dying. They
are fighting in the interior as well
as here, and all business is at a
stand.
The party at Laguayra are much
enraged against foreigners. There
are no men of war in port, except a
small Dutch corvette with three
guns. We are, therefore, at the
mercy of the black vagabond.
have just seen s'bando" published
by General Aquado ordering all per
sons, foreigners and natives, to pay
their custom house duties within
twenty four hours; those who dc
not shall be imprisoned, their pro
perty confiscated and sold. Thor'
are about $4,000 owing the Gus
toms. I have not yet heard the re
suits. Aquado has over 1000 men
all blacks; if they do not get foo
they will very likely sack the city
Some robberies have already take
place. 81 it'
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
advertisements.
$4,000
Peach Tree.

) Good size and free from dis
ease; of the best standard va
rieties. To be removed by LIST.
December, 1868. Immediate
attention to those in want. PIP
For Sale By aIs5.s p.
G. B. Rogers.
Mo Ill Market st.
= Philadslphsa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

BENJAMIN Bullock, an old and eminent mcr-
chant of Philadelphia, died on the 4th hinst.--
W IT, Robinson, formerly U. s. Consul, died
at II .vana, ON the 2sth ult, aged s3 years -
Mrs Fleming, an actress of some celebrity,
died az Savannah on the 2j.---Mr Morideth
Helm, died at Connersville, lnd, on the 9Th
ult.. aged 65 yesrs. lie settled in Indnia in
1911, was an estmaole man, and the fret
President of the White Water Valley Canal.
The Hon. Charles U. Cushman died ot
Ranebeek, n Y, on Wednesday. lie was
printer; started the Newturgh Telegraph and
subsequently was a member Of the Legislature
OF New York.--Tho Rev. John g. Baker
d. d died at Philadelphia on the 9th ult,
aged g. For a quarter Of a century he was
pastor of the Lutheran Church at Lancaster
and had since resided in Philadelphia Rev
W G.. Foote, Professor OF Mathematics in Soule
University, died recently, aged 30 years
} icob A. Barker. an old aud respected citizen
Of vtialo, died last week, aged 64. He was
present at the burning of Buffalo, and was
taken prisoner by the British Mr.. b. was long
leading commercial man Of Buffalo, under
the finn of Baker d Holt and was frequently
elected to important oiiices.--Two vener-
lble citizens of Canton, Stark County,
! Ohio passed away few days since, MIR
| john ZolIand aged 7s, and George Dunbar Esq
a1ed 80 years Both were much respected. -
John Osborn, one # the oldest pioneers in the
! West, Died recently at the greatage OF 80 years
| Mr. o. came TO Cinci natl six years before any
! house was erected on the site where the city
now stands He passed down the river in bat
D. .tI, s,f,
pedition, and, with his brother and ID niei
| Boone, first discovered the Mammoth Cave in
| Kentucky, by tracing a wounded bear the party
| had shot into the mouth OF the cave. MIR Os
| born rambled over the Western country with
| Boone and othc s, when there was scarcely q
cabin to be seen in any part of the vast wilder
ness. When Ohio was hrst settled Mr.
] o. purchased 100 acres of ground IN War
rem County, now valued at $4,000, adjoin-
! ing where Lebanon now stands, for SIX
teen dollars, and has resided there ever since
| Lewis Moore, another Of the hrst settlers
of the State, died in Butler unity on the 9Th
uIt, aged four score. He came with his father
10 Ohio in 795, aud served as first lieutenant
Of volunteer rifle company, under Gen Win
gate, i'm The war Of 1912 Air Joseph Char
les, well known and highly esteemed citizen
of st Louie, President of the Mechanics Bank,
was shot down and killed The 3 inst, by j. W
Thornton The murder was purely malicious
I---RObCrt Street prominent merchant Ol
st. Louis died suddenly on the 4th.--Rosa,
the beloved daughter of Charles Mackay, the
author, died at Naples on the Goth OF February
of gastric fever, aged l9. She was one of Toe
most accomplished yOIng women OF England
-EnglisL papers report the death of Mrs
Young, a lady of high social position, under the
excitement produced by receiving the loyu
news of the election of her nephew to th'
House of Commons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

RAILROAD CASUALTY The train from Pitts.
burgh Friday last on the p. TT. W. & G. r,
r near Wooster, plunged into a marsh, on ac-
count of bridge that had been burned the
night previous. The train was piled up in a
heap Of ruins, but fortunately no person was
killed Several were injured
"Rev @. Campbell, young Presbyterian
minister, OF Allegheny was in the train, and
states that whom the shock was over, he found
himself lying upon the roof OF the car, with
the stove hanging Immediately over his head
The car had turned completely upside down.
and he was lying against the roof The stove
had been fastened to the floor of the car, and
kept its position, or he might have been killed
lie writes to a friend that he is well, and states
that the bridge had been burnt, but does not
give any further particulars. The accident
happened at 6 o'clock in the morning"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

The writer ut The following has been years jus
tiCe of the fence ia Fremont, andis well known the
iZ8ns generally.
BRONCHIrUS-ITs WORST STAGES CURED,
Mr. w. still resides in East Cleveland is in vigorous
health, and living witness of the permuneuce of the
Dr.. TUBBs Sir :-
When first commenced your treatment, few month
since much dgbllltHted, aud irrug severe
paiu In the ide sho Of br ath, weakness M the
of fhg Ck nigh swetis restles ness coughing aud
Oratng urOluSey, Of raising pint whltish sub
stance single morning, took cold IuCntly, %
soreness and ufaWnHO Of throat of to stand
seemed increasing and extending down on the lungs;
A. times became So Dizzy as % full. unless some
lect support. BY OF medicine ! entire
relieved, aud am well as or before in nv life;
and work through all kinds OF her, aud though
wet neither cough sore ness of throat hay
| troubled iu the least. Yours RESPECTFULLY,
JAMES s. WEIGH.
| GlpvpIaud ma lvyJQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

The Wyandot Republican relates fearful
accident which occurred near Upper Sandusky
on Monday the 23d ult A Mr.. Younker was
driving his wagon, loaded with lumber, over the
new iron bridge across tire sandusky river, and
when in the middle, the whole structure sud-
denly gave way, PreciPitating Mr. Y, horses
and all to the bottom. The bridge was totally
destroyed, and the team ruined, and Mr. Y. died
Of his injuries the next day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
virginia Republicans

Washington correspondent of the New
York Evening Post writes:
It may seem somewhat singular with YOU
but believe the Republicans in Virginia hold
the balance of power between the two great
parties to-day. This is the opinion of a shrewd
Virginia politician. There are thousands OF
northern freemen already in Virginia. In a
town not a dozen miles from Washington there
are over fifty voters, who came from the North
al are Republican in sentiment They pro.
posed a month ago voting Tor Goggin but hi.
abuse of Republicans lately disgusted them
and they agreed in body to stay away from
the polls. By another gubernatorial election
in Virginia the Republicans in the State vii
make themselves tell as a power.
The Wheeling IntclIigeucer, an able and de
termined advocate of free labor, cast its inao
ence against both Letcher and Goggin. Thou
sands of Opposition voters stayed away from
the polls in North Western Virginia, from dis
like of the ultra pro-slavery attitude of the can
didates 1t hardly admits of doubt, that ther,
to have elected Goggin, had ho received theil
support.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

FEMALE PIoKpooEET.-An English woman
named Mary Mallory,was caught few days ago
in the act of picking lady's pocket in Cinein-
natl. The Press describes the thief as expert
aud thorough She had made predatory excur-
sons lately to Cleveland and Chicago, and
boasts of having $4,000 in bank the results of
recent operations Judge Lowe gave her only
20 days in Jail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

siRves---AnOther supreme Court Decision
Chief Justice fancy mas decided in the Rich
mOnd case, that slaves are 30 far persons as to
be subject to punishment under the laws of the
United States. II was in the case of Amy, a
slave woman indicted for robbing the U. s..
Mail, and was brought up on a motion to set
aside the verdict of guilty, which had been
found against her, and which would consign
her 10 the Penitentiary of the District of Co
lumbiana for term not less than two nor more
than ten years-the plea being that she was a
Slavs. Justice Taney overruled the motion,
deciding that a twofeld character belongs to
the slave. 'He is person an also PROPERTY
As property, the rights of the owner are enti.
tied to the protection Of the law. As person,
he is bound to obey the law, and may like any
other person be punished if he ofends against
it," The Court, however, refused to award
the owner Of Amy damages for the loss of her
services while Imprisoned, no provision on the
subject having been made by act Of Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

CONGREGATIONAL CoNvENTIoN delegate &
from the Congregational Churches of Ohio,
meet in Convention at Sandusky on the 9th Of
June, A sermon will be preached Thursday
evening, and the Convention will continue its
sessions during Friday and Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

MILL BURNED.-The large steam saw mill
owned by Scott Reynolds, at Port Clinton,
was destroyed by fire Friday night Loss So :
900, aud no insurance A son Of Mr. Scott, a.
ged about IA years, was 50 badly burned that
his recovery is considered doubtful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

gro EO's % EvAFGELGsr,-"at age is sixty On6
yeorago my hair was ttry gry. aud had gtadu ny
fdlur, Unit on the hal heoJAa quite shin
About the lst oi March ottho prosentye commenc-
ed u.iag Mrs S. A. hllei's "RestorerfNo. 1,tocord-
iae TO tho directions, aud nave outinied 10 Apply
ahtdro inr of tbo same three % four weeks
on eutiu3 to bod MY hair is almost ftsorod TO tf
arirtnal oior and Inc hue appears 10 bo rmauent,
AM SATISFIED THAI THH pHEPARArt1E 3
NOTHING LIKE A DYE, BUr OPERATES UPON
THESE REGIONS My h.irco sss TO "a J, whicu Is
corauly an advantage To- ono wao was n danger OF be-
coming bald "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
q, TAursdaH June Sh q Oh,
Dry GO ds,

AT AUCTION, by, ........o. CUTTER SON.
~ CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
Ss on odqesday aud lhursday, June sth and 9Th,
commencing each day nt 10 o'clock NJ at their Aur.
non ko1m "n Bank Street large stock uf Dry GOODS,
Nct cons ing OF Block B-oudaOths, Fancy Cussimrres
SalluelS ktuucky Jeans lwtei s. Linen Dru Vcstings
lrints, Dfesf Lawns, haii, Gushams, Apron Checks
Col0rtd Cumuucs, White aud Brown Linen Iaul. Oam.
,sks, ltlsh Linens. Beached Goods Brown Shootnes.
IaeAonyt Hnl hle3ched Ausus Victoria Lawns, ,Bulus,
Men, women aud Child dten's Hose OF all kinds Gloves
Shawls Linen Hand korchiels, Sewing Sin spool Cotton
Linen Ihresdi buttons Of an kinds, Plus Needles CUT
ey Fancy Articles &c also lot OF summer Coats and
rems-Cash, Baukable Funds at time OF sale iuitdqai
MISS M. GOULD HAS THIS
w day removed hoI intelligence Oare from No. 3 Iu
room No 10 ia front Of Davis Bonnet Rooms Superior
ST dOurs below SJnHCa, where shu wilt ba hBppV 10
ooeiNe call from such persons in want OF lena
day. iua :29A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

ClsUALTY.-Young Mr.. Meeker, son Of Mo-
ses Bleeker, an old resident Of Ottawa county,
was killed on Saturday by the falling Of tree
in the woods He was crushed 10 death in
stantly. His age 2I years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
A MARION OF SnoKgps.-The number of S.

A NATION OF SMoKERs-The number of sc
gars consumed in France in 1857 was as fol.
lows:
tidNluh ana mania stsala abNhidOO
domestic M 'hu"cule. As Oll luul
Cigarettes. .,........... 6A7s uNU
UJl
The revenue Of the French Government from
the tobacco monopoly for the present year is
estimated to reach $50 .6OO, 600. In Russia,
the revenue derived from duties on tobacco ex-
cecds S3G 100000 In Austria it amounts to
$4,000, 600
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
THE EXPERIMENT OF DE.

7 THH EAFENIMENI UT DE-
Il liyerug ly he undersigned, the leading New York
D,iIies, HERALD TIMES and TRIBUNE, to subscu-
b8rs their residences Immediately the arrival Of the
$40 NJ train from New York has thus been emi-
ucuy successful both regards the number Of subcr-
L,rs have received and the general satisfaction the
rlngcmruth afforded those who participate in 1t. My
subscription list
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
Notice

III HATTERSLEY world ro,noot
lie Iuly inform his friends and HE public maj no noe
snoE,I hla Gun sore e. No. lU2 superior street mex
uuui o toiuhm Aplms, wIera muy he tOund n IaySo
assortment u Rifles, Shot Gu,s r. vovers Pisfois Pt
wit disna Ch, ~ '''P'''i"5 IuLC ,htil ana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
0rnrrol NO,itrs.

HAIR CUTTING, DRESSING OR DYEING,
Aud tur luxurious SHAVING in cool pleasant and
ELEGANT ROOMS, go to
WIN. ANBUSH's
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
FLAMING AND SCROLL sAyyTNC

iult llI usluutlNs
" Orders rom the country promptly executed a. IN
Mil cor of Ere and kinsmun streets, Clevelund hin
ma lIdNwGn-4s q II KIM EVO'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
COAL OIL COAL OIL

Nv a NUM- IT ; UUAI UII
IL Fact ~ Is ia tul blast Tuey are mtkiug btauti-
u straw GO ured u aud Is pronounced 10y Judges
he the best IN murket. Coal oil amps at wholesale
tail. All orders promptly filled Address
LAW b NORTH
ls9 Ontario street Cleveland o.
n, B. Every family should lamps aud tins oil as
1t gives the best light known
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
GREAT BRIrAIN.-Rrv. W. THoRNELoE.

7 ItII0T I.IHII3TTTtI ITU-TIU.
your HAIR BestUrtrisu perfect marvel Aner bay.pg
used for siN my crsmey gray hair was restored
to It's natural culornol The Wig like appearance produc-
ell by dyes hut TO It's own natural color, which satisfies
my mind tlatit is not udye, strongly recummoud
1t and all feel happy answering the queries OF any
you may rel. 90 me"
Lihe a6oUe CeTgymoH is 'geA kHO'OH throughout Great
britain. and 10 HaHym tie United Stales1
HATTI -tEy MRS. h. e.. ANDRUS tylauy ueqrs
M-.-L-nlr- Ll MLaL- ML-La. .---L N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
MEDICAL.
fmo Anof AND OunAe109 -
nO1SR AND CATTke uo1aAR

- 1uB WO0GR
NSOo0ss OansOees and Csnlielso pOvAes.
Tor Purify. Mudaeas, Lsvsssasv 60 No.
e<1, SLoANs sOinTAkNT ee0Nfs end = snoo6wSD.
p=pedins al other Ui tmen,s aud uasnwG -
10 rs sof shs following disesses: alss S. 4 =
FRESH wounds, gals Of all kinda, epsane hPv1nea
spsvsss, s~eeaey. Astals sss1aets &, epoo ls.ss~
and creek. fourd-r-d rect, scratcAes AM ereea..
mango, END h. m dtstsnp<r, sss -
1nu POWDER VII vemove ell iuAnuDntlno =.
fever, purify the bleed. Iopsen the shvp.
wstcr, ann strengthen eve, y part of ~ bo1y: =
has proved SOVEREIGN Ready fer ~ hlIeeA
disc Asss
Distempcr, hide bound. loss Of arresIte. lsvos
strains, yellow water, innammssion Of he eyea r.
tisur om hard exefei~s aiso yheum III m $3.50.
Is called m rcmplaint. ~hth proves % Saeal -
SAT" and crrtain remedy for Counhs nnd Ouaea
WXLTER ,. SLOAN.
Osginal Pseesisece.
Grand Depot, ~ South water Il 10 Aesemeae q
tbs htchm~nd house, Cheese, llljnnls spd 80 -
nearly every town IN oil the western Slateo.
All WhGlessis Druggists sell the Dedlcins a cor
regular Wholesale prices.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
6L0ANo lNsTAhT BILLET - truly Great Dewohs .
Half - cen bottle OF cans Instant neaaf afvea
10 pint - warm water, sou fail> 70 cure Ioyso
OF common Cuiic In fev minbtes; In sxtssoe en~es
repeat the dose In fifteen minutes
y"T Brnises, Strains, SIrsIns and many other n.
Instant Re ief spcs Oily eject core. Many psrsose
have been astontshed to witness the sapsi cssSs e.
fsctcd. by the use OF this wonderful nesiieine.
fAugl ia O0m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
For sale.

For sale.
A n Acres beautiful land for saie, - acres of
4U which Is improved, good double log house, hne
water 3 miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, III.
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful tarns, lG acres each % acres Ia a
high state OF Improvement, g'od dwelling houses
and out-hous s. good running AMI well water each
miles vest OF the city, on good road and near
the railrosd o. acres OF good coal and timber lani
Will go with these farms IL desired. The farms ere
adjoining, timber land and coal mi'cssn rsrs
chance Is here of red and will Doubtless go at
the easy terms which they can be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot On Second street, Grants saw mill
Lot, 200 by GO feet. Gooi two story frame house,
fine stone basement. Terms essy.
Appyto
Ja23 BApS GALLOWAY b SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO.
FROM
c.. n. SCRIvEN'S
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. 6s. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
CRAM TRTINK RAIT.ROAn

No. 63, DEARBOkN ST., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
Of CANADA.
E3-A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE. q
FROM Tbs WEST TO
Boston, New York snd the Eastern States,
Via the Michigan Central, Great Western, Ogdens-
burgh and Vermont Central and
Grand Trsnk Railroad Of Canada.
Passengers By this route have an opportunity OF
visiting some Of the Crane est and most wonderful
scenery in the world, including Toronto, Niagara
Fails, Suspension Bridge, the 7ho,tsasd Islands,
Rapids Of the 81 Laurence, Quebnc, Montreal,
White Mountains, the Iabuidr Bridge, (nedriy 9
miles IN length, Lake Chdmptcin. Falls Of Mont
moyendi, Hudson Rirer, etc, etc.
On and after May |, 1858, baggage will b checked
through from Chicago.
TO EMICRANTS.
Passages may be secured at the Office ofthe compa.
ny IN Chicago by calling vessels from London Liver.
pool. Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hun, Aberdeen,
and Montrose An agent OF the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal Of emit.
grants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to $3o 10 Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
i...vIAT HAN,
or %, 500 TONS, AND TOO FEET LONG
Ii under contract to this company for one or more
trips t. Portland this year Tourists return tickets
from Chicago to the chief towns In Europe will short
iy be issued. Tickets from Chicago for al points
Rast, also for the Leviathsn, for the N. o. g. B.
Co.'S ships DC obtained at the office OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dear born street; Chicago.
HxHAN0E ON RUROPs.-8.ght Drafts on London
At the Office Of his brand Trunk Railroad, In OH
cago!
wARBACK,
Agent Of Or. Trunk n X Go. Of Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
THAT GREAT REnEDY
SO LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND 1T .AST!

- ~ ~ - ~ - - ~ - ~ - 8
,ur,s S.
'I'hIS Semeoy. C'e nv, " 'nc "euicsi prosesslon
: anc me mnN.pi,ra s.ousan"s who have az
AUG .esssa ~ ~, 1o"ss cs,"mse prOvs'Oes, 70 =
s .1.. Imsry, we ..n =. yss's OF .on no
s'""y, " o"- VI vn'o .~.o 10 p"SsNi W, ,c oIuss
- pIU'nee some. .n.s eou,u ~ w wDnes q
sone,ms o. 9snl sna .n'ussnoe IIom tne DsSere-
y yes.o1 ~. n"n"s 800 .ssuIy - ~ u.
M... ., ~, =. 'oau. ~ 10 ~ ~. ~. 49,
vor'
Moyi0e III ESb 10 r,
NBeeRS 4 MIMI & CO. OeVfs. ~. A.
your A. Nc Ral.am am. r,or 70 An T. my0v - -
m .yket .oy the o. IN nent cur. Of n, 4, o. 49,
eases We ,h.e fully recomm, nd M "a = o,ths ,hsa
great name 4 hat where. v, , ,oId ana a cd
VERY t,uiv vours RICHARDS 4 raOnAa
70 the suGercYs Of chi,ls and feve. sna seue i
e,o:.l, the erect ., Dr. ..na's Asse BAL. = =:
,uh = ms.i: virtus :: an ..,ido.. . 1910.
entire ..ii;i.s,,sn. S,"p m ~ mum. lsos,s@S.
Of th!s compound, I Yecomm nd Il % safe, promDe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
For Sale.

fnA FELT Of ground IN Brady, bel wccn 18th and
lUU 18th streets, On COOL terms.
ALSO,
a.; feet on Brady, by l50 low for cash.
Also,
2lots on Brady, 160 feet by 100. This can be sold
on long time
ALsO,
Slots on Brady betscen Sth and 10th streets, on
long time and very cheap,
ALSO,
420O0O worth Of real estate 20 sell cheap, all i'm
proved lots In the best part of ihe Cit goods and
groceries, cash and balance OF long time.
Ass,
40 600 worth Of goods t, exchange for unim ;
proved lands In 81 OFT and Ausostne counties.
ALSO,
beas tiful new frame h use with two acres Of
highly orn .men;ei land, Command ingths zines. view
In the vicinity Of the city, On go ID terms.
Apply to
JaI4 EAD8, GALLOWAY a SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
Take them and Live!
Used THROUGHOUT TIN WORLD.
Herrlck's Sugar Coated Pin
Kia Strengthening lPIaster. N

ONB box OF Uo4r1ekso0u
gar Coated Life Rl1ls, eDss.
Ing only - cents, win loss
. family Elk months, save
twenty-five dollars IN pAv.
sician's bills ,flfteen OF tven.
~ more In loes time, and ~
unfreqnenily, the life =
some member Of the family,
the value ~ which Gannol
be estimated In dollars -
cent?.
Herrick's Kid StrenssheA
Ing Plasters cuse In Eve
houvs, pains and weakness
: In TIE breast, side and bach.
/ ~heOMstic complaints IN -
eqnsily short tpsce Of time.
Spread on . bea utiful laGDb
1 skin, their use sul6scts ~
wesrer TO no i0convontenco
anr each one win wear from
one week N three mcoths.
Z Pills. family toxea - etaL
: PisrteTs, On I'm, I0N 60.