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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

FIRE AT Poker FLATe--Poker Flat, in Sierra
G unity, was burned on "Wednesday, Dec. 2lst. Very
feg houses escaped
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

or the seventy-dve hands employed 10 the
San Francisco Woolsn Factory twenty are f.
males.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

A MAN oP SESsE.-It Is refreshing In these
times Of fear and trembling, when Milerism ia
| filling the mind Of some with CONSERVATION and
driving Others stark mad. TO read the consolin2 z
and comfortable piece Of information given by
one N Victor Meuujet, . well known scieAtfc
man Of the Old World. He informs the people
sh-. .-~ .snrd =iii pot ha destroyed for siz
thousand two hundred years yet. Victor
Meunjet talks like a man of sense and we like
TO hear sensible men talk. His information IL
perfectly satisfactory to US and everybody else.
We will all have time TO prepare for that little
transaction, and when the time comes round,
not being freeholder, we say ''let Ter rip"
ANOTHER ARCTIC Recommendations Arc
tic Exploring Expedition is now being fitted out al
the East, under the direction Of DIR. 7. T, Hayes
who went out as surgeon with the Kane Expedition.
1t is said that all the leading scientific societies in
the United States have already appoinred commit
tees to cooperate with Dr. Hayes in this enterprise.
The expedition is looked upon favorabIy In Europe,
and NJ. de la Rogue, Vice President Of the French
Geographical Society," has subscribed Q liberal sum
towards its expenses, while the eminent Sir X.
Murchison has brought h to the notice Of the Royal
Geographical Society OF London. Thirty thousand
dollars viii be required to carry out the object of the
expedition, and Of that amount It is said nearly one
half has already been subscribed. 1t is intended
that the expedition shall start early next spring.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
rala4aArurp rtran.sls ron ~. '.lysoaaras v,sa,sl
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

MaLLoRY's STATION. March 2l.--The Overland
Mail arrived Mt this station to-day. with dates to
tie al inst. Later Geographic intelligence says :
The Democratic State Convention met Mt San
Francisco on the Goth ult A series Of resolutions
were adopted. end rising tho Cincinnati Platform
anpr wing the bred Scott decision. iasoring tho
Pacific Railway, Telegraph aud Overland Mail !;
fully endorsing the Administration; approving the
rast AMI present State Administrations. aud de.
c!aring Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson their first choice
for the Presidency, but not instruc,nS their del
esates to support him.
The delegates were selected from the different
wings Of the party. and it is impossible to fore
shadow their votes. None arc known to BIO par
ti'nlarly hostile to Douglas.
After the election of delegates Gregory. a posi-
tive Gwn and Weller man, offered n resolution
declaring Douglas to he the last choice Of the Con-
ycntion. The resolution was tabled by PSI to Co
1t is now pretty generally conceded that seven
or eight delegates To Charleston are in favor Of
Latham, and were elected through his influence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Later From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS March - Mexican mails to
the Nth inst. received here roday. state that
commander Sarvis first proposed that il ,Iaurc1
would place the steamers lnlian,ln AMI Wave M
his di> posl. he would intercept Miramon'e Expe.
daion: but had subsequently determined Ia rur-
sue n strictly neutral course, unless io,eci to Do
otherwise.
An intercepted letter to Miramon say: The
capitol was scih usl v threatened by Tie Liberals,
and nsk, Tor assistance.
The two Spanish men-of-war, ut Sacrifices,
were seen several nights taking war materials
ashore fop Miamon.
Two messengers bringing n1es Of truce TO the
French and British cGusuls from Mitunun were
refused cntran into the city.
rhc Stcnmcr'cn"rnl Marqacze'- prisoners were
brought lci,I" the Federal Court here to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

y s=Iri rE roR fpEsEtvEs.-A lady ritter in
IN hailsr communicates the following bin OF in.ur.
nation, obtained where she .took tea last:n
dish Of what took TO be preserves was MISSED
TO me, which, upon tasting Gas surprised to- learn
contained no fruit. The case with which Il was pre-
pared and the ring cost of its materials are no s
'hefs recommendations, for unless my tasting nppa-
ia'ns deceived me. as it is not usually wont to do
Is lip-top substitute for apple sauce apple butter
tomato preserves, and all that sort of thing 1t,
preparation Is as follows: Moderately boil n pint
tf Molasses from Eve to twenty minutes, nccor-
ding to ills consistency then add three egg thorough
beaten hastily stirring them in, and continue 10
boil them few minutes longer, when season with
nutmeg or lemon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Congressional.

WARRINGTON. March 2.-SENArr.-The cor
rcspondence with the Hon. Townsend Harris, t.
States Commissioner, in relation to his mission to
Japan, was laid before the body.
A bill passed for the return 81 undcivcrcd let
ters Ia tie writer's thereof, when The Ian,c and
residence were endorsed thereon.
The Homestead bill was discussed, but no ac
ton taken.
HOUSE, VI kcrREsENTArIyEs.-Tho Michigan
contested election case WAS debated. The other
proceedings unimportant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Markets.

Nrw lurK, March 22--Cotton heavy with
sales Of 2,eoo bale, of uplands Middling. =, IL;
liver grades depressed and almost unsalcublr.
Flour unchanged Wheat dull With declining
tendency Corn firm Pork quiet Mess l7.75
to l7.S9; Prime 1877 Old 1921. Molasscs
downward at As to lG cents. Turpcntinc duh Mt
Ii cents. Rasin steady at l.G7. Rice quiet at
to a cents.
BALTIMORE, Marsh 22.--Flour quiet Howard
Street held n: 5.75, but no sales Wheat firm:
Wheat firm; White 80 to LOO; Rel l3j to
lao. Corn dull: White Is to 20; yellow 20 to
81, by weight. Provisions quiet Mess Pork
1900; Prime 1900; Rump 100. Whi-key
dull ut % cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

THE Lady contributors for the purchase Of the
Flag 10 be presented to the Home Guard, are
gently requested to meet at the residepcc of Mr..
James +. Payne Court street. this friday even
in.. nj o'clock The meeting is for the purpose
Of maxim, judgements for the presentation, and
sclectins a speaker for the OCCASION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
SALES BY AUCTION
RUruRE DAx
Auction saic of Variable Flour Milling

Property in the City OF petersburg.
AN Thursday, the aalh March next 81 II O'clock NJ The
- premises f NOT previously sold privately shall .ei a.
auction The valuable and well known Flour Mill called tho
"ty Mills situated the Appomsos river In the city Of
Petersburg t5s
The building OF brick portion Isx40fet and the other
30ssd feet having Ave aoors and pair Of Burrs nearly
The MN has lately been thoroughly repaired eoc Of
tioma To siaooo with ae~ hoa shanng and gearing "a
throughout, h NIL tho machinery Of the latest u
improvements, nh In good order, and capable of making
a0 bhis lately dam has repaired
aud partly made The wheels In good order,
with improved Turbine Wheel which works admirably
There IA abundance Of land attached Ia tho MIL 10 extend
the buildings Ia siss which may bn required Their
good site for Corn MIL and good family residence, Che
mers dmeins) The Mn Is insured for a2n0o partly In lilo
Mutual Oncc.
The wheat raised tho trailing 10 Peters
bury rapidly increasing that Tho number OF mills
here inadequate 10 manufacture ho henrc large
lty shipped atad Therefore ~ahing 10
Ia the milling business such an opportunity far profitable IN
ycstment rarely occurs
TERMS: One fourth months credit The remaining three
fonrh. one, and three credit with nicrest added
well endorsed ncgonhle notes. aud decd Of trust thu pro-
perry, 10 secure their pas monL
Possession given Immediately
For further Information apply 10
JOSEPH u. DUNN,
Extor nf J. Ia ,aG, decd.
NH Aida pANNlLfA Aurt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

EXCELLENT AproINrnENr.-Mr. Thaddeus IL.
Iyey was, at the meeting of the Directory Of the
new Insurance Company held yesterday afternoon,
elected Secretary and Treasurer of the Company.
Mr.. l. will, we doubt not, make an eficlen. aud
faithful officer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
PIEDMONT PREsBYTFRy-

Piedmont Presbyterv stands adjourned to sect
at Piedmont Church, Franklin county, Virgi MIA.
on Wednesday before the 4th Sabbath of 4 pril
next, at O'clock p. NJ
BRICE A. MARTIN,
March li--dlawtlSa Stated Gle y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

LEscrnx.---The editor Of the Wythevile Te'e.
graph was shown. IL few days ago. by Mr.. L. d.
Hancock, IL rarsnip grown in the College garden,
which measured three feet long. Dir. H. had t. :
ken..up three others nearly equal to it ia length.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

DIED Mr.. Benjamin Yoncc, Student at Roa-
noke College from Wythe county, died in Salem n
few days ago His remains were carried home
ON Monday last and inferred in the Lutheran
Cemetery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Connclrs Mill for Sale at Public Auction.

COnncll'S Mill for Sale al Public Auction.
pursuance with decd of trust executed 10 trustees
by Arthur tNnne, debt due by the said tonnc
10 the Franklin building Fund Asrocation and nohrtlence
10 order vi the beard of Directors of said Association the
undersigned will srl Mt public nueiion the prctnlss at
O'clock TUESDAY, tho sd day Of April Tint valuable
MIL known as "tonnrs Ml,' and occupied by Nowln
Alurc together With 300 feet OF land lying between tho
canal and river This Is IL The arRoai and yaua"
Mills In this scrnn Of tho state, aud coiaus Machinery for
grinding Flour Meal and Plaster, and for making koH aud Ia
la complete repair.
TERMS made known day of sale.
The title Ia believed he good. hut acting Trustees,
viii convey only such tillc rs 10 ycsied In us. sz4#4
C1IAS NJ. BLAtkFuED,)
ROBERT j. DAVIS, Trustees.
NH II ittsl u. d. PAYNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
DIED

eat Mt. Airy. Wy,ho, county, on the 10Th inst
Mr.. }. SNAvElY, nged about IS years.
AT his residence, in Wythc county, on the 18th
inst Mr.. p. o. WALTERS, aged about "A year..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

aeA- NOW! Is THE TIMEll ga
lSOO. MARCH, 1860.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

Only one desc Immediately
relieves co,ic,while one doso
oflcn repeated IL a sure cure
Tor CHOLERA uoRBUs, and q
preventive Of CHOLERA.
Only one bottle Ia needed
to throw out Of tho system
the effects Of medicine aitcr
u long slckness.
One bottle taken for JAuN.
DIOR removes all sallowness
or unnatural color from tho
skin
Ono dose taken q shor
time before eatlng give
yigor 10 the appetite aud
makes the food digest well.
Ono dose, often repeated,
cures cIiRoxiU DIAERiIRA In
Ito worst form, while 81 MMER
and BOWEL. COMPLAINTS Yield
almost 10 the first dose.
A few bottles will cure
DRorsY by exciting tho alb
sorbunts.
We take pleasure In rc-
eommcnding this medicine
as n preventive for PKyER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
CITY Elections

lily El0CClOnS.
pursuance OF resolution Of the City Council hereby
give notice to the legal voters of the Cy of I,ncIbng
that the nnnua election for the City Officers viii he held
FIRST II lsDAf IN APRIL neat, Friends Warehouse in
Lynch Ward and ut Planters Warehouse in Henry War
members of the City Council, members Is
ngs Mayor, Sergeant High Constable Police Com
missioner and Assessor of the Revenue, Surveyor the City,
and 0ytrsecrs Of the Poor.
further give notice that Fayee H. Adams John A. Tan.
james f. Payne, Samuel II. Mckinney and Timothy
Fletcher of Lynch Ward, and Samuel W. Shelton VIM. r. Au
dcrson Jos H. Phelps, james NJ Booker und j. Osborne ay
lor of Henry Ward are appointed Commissioners to sIcrn
tend and samuel d. Rumboug, of Lynch Ward and Gran
vine Jordan of Henry Ward, appointed onlee conduct
said election JAS, O. WILLIAMS.
NH .rE oT ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Something Worth Knowing.

L LIVERPOOL SALT.--5,5No sacks Liverpool Fine Salt
~ Worthngon brand, landing City Point ship Alex
amber, for sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT X DO,
mil l4ts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

Sales at Cost.
HTIR stock Of Figured Mouslins common and fine; Nous
~ lin Robes common aud fuc-a variety styles Also
remaining stock Of Nantes and Cloaks We offer these
goods aud strict! cost prccs-nohing IA less.
feb ~ STlGIER PETERS Il
Notice.
HAVING purchased the SiApelon Mills Charles Scott
Esq, AM now in market for WHEAT and will nav Tho
LYscnRns s pncr for any prime delivered a, The
Mills july 27dSels JAMES L, IIORNER
Union Hotel, Campbell Court House.
TNYIE proprietor returns his thanks Lis friends the pub
lie, for the liberal patronage heretofore and
ecnily ASKS continuance Of The same pedging every
STABLES AND LOTS conveniently situated dry confora-
big and well arranged for the OF DEO-
NH Il. 2awts VIM. A. CLEMENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

NEWSPAPER LAw.-1hc House bill authorizing
publishers to print their papers the date when
subscriptions expire. WAS 30 amended Monday IN
the Senate as to provide that there shall be no
word or communics. ;ian printed on the same after
ats publication, ar upon the cover or wrapper
thereof, nor any writing mark upon it, rot
nHon the cnver or wrapper thereof, except the
tamc, the date when the subscription expires. and
the address of the person to whom it is to be sent
An amendment was also added, providing that all
iaws declaring that postage. at the rate OF one
cent each, shall be charged all drop letters. a.
letters plaeed in any post oicc. not tr transmits
sion, but Cor delivery only, be repealed, S" far
applies to drop letters delivered within the limits
Of any city or town. by carriers under tue nuth,
rity Of HE Post of sc Department. on which let
teFs the rate Of postage imposed for the support o
the carrier system in such CRY or town shall he
collected ard no more.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Two Omnibusses for Sale.
FRA N KILN a. Co.
MHpli'stL AND
GR0CERS & COMMISSION ME CHANTS

~ .El.n HlTee7, ner7 0oor % LJafV IfroIonse
/. y n G III Is u I,G NA
EJANI on HAND AND FOR SALE
i 4 ~ bags Rio, Lagura and Java Office;
loo bbis Brown Extra G.. Crushed and Puyerzrd
10000 Ihs lcaks,lle and Union Cotton arms:
20l kcas oll Dominion Nails
zoN sacks Liycrp1ni and Virginia Salt:
5i Adamaninc and Iuliow Candles:
700 SIDES good sole Leather
a0u blankets;
10 Iron Hammered, Rolled, Ban Horse Shoe Ronnd
oval and Hoop;
II eases icnY. Boots and Brognns, Shoes:
New Orleans and West nda Molasss fne Nrup, Bacon Sides
Loaf Mackere in barrels and kits Black Teas
Brown and Toilet soaps Rice, Soda Spices Ginger Pepper
SaltPeirc, Alum. Extract Logwood Indigo Madrr. starch
Window Glass. Putty, Wagon Boxes, Spades Shoycs Trace
Chains Grind stones Grind Stone Fixtures or-r Nail
Rods. White Lead Zine, Tanners Oil, Upper Leather Cast.
Shear and Blistefcd Steel, Axes, Coil Rope Hacking Powder
shot Lead, Painted buckets. Sugar Boxes, Nests of Tubs,
Wrapping and Writing Paper Shoe Thread Twinr Dcnjauns.
Sonrwl", staple Dry Goods such brown bcachcd and
striped onescs rads, Lnseys, Jeans Kersey Fnl Cloths,
Fiannes Bed Blankets, Cacoes Alpaccas, &c with large
and general assortment OF fine and Liquors Wur-&c.
aS Particular attention paid 10 the sale of Tobacco Wheat,
Corn Flour aud all other kinds of Produce prompt
tances made for the sale of Uct - dAeta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
NOVEMBER 10th 1889.
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums,

y We 'hbiir.
These t;IMN rrmpvc all
uiorbid or had matter nom
HE n,sicin, supI'lsin In their
place II healthy How of hilc,
in,igorniing the stomach,
causing food 10 digest well,
rtniF,ISo rKE Moon, giying
tone and health 10 the whole
machinery, removing the
cause III the ,iircnsc---c effect
ing II radicnl cure.
IiLlors ATrAt kh are cured,
and, what IL better, prevent
rd by the occasional nae Of
The Liver la,igorator.
One ,loso niler eating IA
sufficient 10 relieve the stem
nch mud prevent the food
from rising md souring.
only QUE dose taken l,e.
lore retiring prevents NIGHT.
MAnr.
Only ono dosc taken nj
hight, lnoacns the bowels
gently, and cures cosTIyB.
nEss,
one dose taken nf,er each
meal viii cure DysrErslA.
One dose of Two trnspouns-
lul will always relieve SICK
HEADACHE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
N eek Ties.

NANCY Neck ties for the SPRING Net Lace Tubular, Eaton,
all &c, &c. Collars. Gloves, Hosiery, Nc Just rcce, ed
ny march 20 dts WIN. L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

ARDEN SEEDING have just received second Saytiy
~ of Iandels approved Garden Seeds nearly
every thing TO be Vegetable Carbon For sale
NH IL y. II. THpMISnN'S DRUG STORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

II I'D GLOVES, SILK MITES SILK GLOVES AND
IN GACNTLES of all colors and sizes Indies and gen
tlemen. at L. 4. * T. KINSEY'S
NH IL 15i Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

HAUNTED HOMESTEAD, Mrs. souih~orh's last; Ap.
HI VENTURES OBSERVATIONS WESTERN AFRICA; Ma
ny DEEwEAT, by Mrs stephens; Pres SEVERN
YEARS Grace Aguar Tng RIVALS by Hon Ierc Clement
CHINA Mission; BEuIAH; LEISURE MOMENTS; IiFE LIFE
WILD SrORIs u I'VE Sol III NH "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

y.
HAVE for sae kits of fresh MackereI. and frcs
arrival of uckwheat Flour-to which would call the ut
t,iiou those who have bought Of my Rotterdam Cofce
frh O-ts A. Il. RUCKER
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-27

The following is an extract from the re-
cent letter of A. H. STEPHENS of Ga, de-
clining to permit the use of his name before
the Charleston Convention ts,osr =
~ do not anish my name connected scith the
presidency in any acay. This is certainly no
time for the people OF the, south to be weak
ening their strength by divisions and strug-
giles to promote or advance the aspirations
of particular favorites to the Office of chief
magistrate of the Union. It is eminently q
time for harmony among the friends of the
constitution everywhere, south as well
as north. So far as am Individually con-
cerned, wish it to be distinctly known that
l have no aspirations for that of6ce-none
whatever; and whatever comment it may
subject me to by those who do not know me,
/ assure you would not of my own free
choice, assume its great trusts, If nothing
Was necessary to enable me to do so but my
bare volition. Its duties, cares, anxieties,
and heavy responsibilities would, with me,
far outweigh all fancied honors that may
be supposed to attend it.
1t is well, perhaps, for the country that
we have quite number of able and true
men who look upon it differently, and who
have taste and inclination for the position.
By all means let some such one, who can
unite the greatest strength in the coming
contest, be selected as the standard bearer
of our cause. Let there be no useless and
mischievous wranglings for individual favor
ties, either at Milledgvile or at Charleston,
and all may yet be well. The only interest
I feel in the question, is that which all good
citizens should feel who desire from the gov
eminent nothing but wise, safe, sound and
vigorous administration upon such princi.
Piles as will secure the right of all, and the
peace, quiet, happiness and prosperity OF
our common country. In no event do l
desire my name connected with it in any
way.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-27
HOS TER'S STOM ACR
jul RITTERS

In view Of the fact that every member of the human
sides innumerabe other conditions in life which hv he
assistance OF little knowledge or exercise OF common
diet the assistance Of good tonic secure nep
msnent health. In order accomplish this desired oh
viii produce state Of things at the leas, hazard
Of vital strength and life for this end r. Hosteer has
name, which at this day is not new medicine bns ons s
thai has been tried for years. giving satisfaction all
the stomach, bowels and liver restoring them to a
healthy and vigorous action and thus the simple pro-
cess Of Strengthening nature, enables the system to
triumph over disease.
ESr The cure Of Dyspspsa Indgesion Nausea Fla
arising iron morbid naction OF The stomach or Doves
grodueing Cramps collie, Cholera Morbus, &C., these
Darrhosa, dysentery hux, generally contracted
By new settlers and caused Principally BY the change
when taken il ali its Various fOpms
Of he digestive organs c az BE- BE-
cured without fail y using Hostsers Stomach Bitsers,
not use an article known 70 be nisllbe kvery coan
Al there Is not g Be found more healthy people than
upon scientific Which has sendsa
sdysncs The destiny Of this great preparation
which fxesit relentless grasp on The body Of man. re-
and rendering him p6ysoaiy and mentally useless, can
Be dssessd and driven from The body BY the Of HOS
me Soove stated diseases be contraced when ex
e asy Ssdns, conditions
ereates nausea oends the palate and rendering I'M
necesary any change Of diet or interruption 70 1sus
purBuit6 but promotes sound sleep and healthy iees
don. the complaint IL thus removed speedily as is con.
sistent with The PRODUCTION Of thorough and
ID e rs Sedy sss
Hs only % e be o. and
TO nofhAr while nursing, these Rore sre indispanaa.
ble especially whore the mothers nourishmen is made
Qukto TO the demands Of the child her
strength must Yield and here Il Is where good ionic
Suck g Hosteters Stomach Biers needed to mpar{
Temporary strength and vieor TO the system 81 adies
shoad by al means try this remedy for al cases Of de-
be acquainted with the virtue Of the Btters win re-
commend their use in al cases Of weakness. -
cAUTI0N.wec caution the public against using any
of the many limitations counterfeits but al fr H.
teter'o Stomach Biters and that each boffle h.
words DR.. ]. Hosteters Stomach Bittere - hIorr ~
the side Of he bottle, and stamped On the metSiI, AN
covering the cork and observe that our autoeranh Sa
nature g on tho label - i4s15} ~SA -
Pitsburgh, Pa, and sold By aldruggiss grocer and
dealers generally throughout the USi3ed Sa3es ,CsnsdS
oooAn Amer''s sn0 ~sEmAs' aug17-w1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-27
B "A R T LET ESLEY. saof
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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