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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15
p. X.

~ e. WI clip the following the Providence T., ne.
V[1y RAJ 4fre,tjSeT sept II, 1>JI-
AT ms season q" The year, when cholera cholera muris,
hyanItrl and other kindred complaints prev
lhnly s"Hld he literally supplied with Perry Davis
cihblc Pain Killer Pesns leaving home. he a
day excursion or trip Ia Europe, should he rund"
place their hands on II at II moments iriug Afiy
incident I" III" summer months, which will prove Ht not
immediately checked be PROMPTLY cured hy
doses ct iii" Pain Killer Gn Than
hceh relieved III intense suffering by timely g The
nhayr named preparation.
Sold by all druggists and medicine dcacrs ilruci-
ou the United States and thnadas. may 2-lIn
~ Ky HOLLOWAlS OINTMENT REMOVE ALL
R- discoiora,on of the skin, and aHy itching and
Inflammation generated by hep cold 1t take the tl',
"i every crHpt>c disease and heals by srddicfjs. net ~
'SS'on, all kinds of sores umors, cubunes r"", III
and cnnccrnn disorders. Sold factory. Ne.
50 Maiden Lane New York, md by all druggist sa G3r.,
nd 81 Fer pol. InInN l. Nv
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TO land BUYERS AND SELLERS.

fENE undersigned established al Amherst Court llcuse
Il an agency for the
Sale and Purchase of Estates
aud personal. They propose 10 buy ar sell hn PARTIES,
drawing and attending to the execution of all papers collecting
ri payments The They have
nov on hand for sale the following farms in Amherst
81 Acres. 33 Acres, $50 Acres,
2iS Acres, 800 Acres, 2l2 Acres,
5i2 Acres, p, lcrcs. 100 Acres
239 Acres lying In different parts II the County.
In Nelson 1898 Acres, In Nelson lsS Acres.
In Bedford $40 Acres, and In Campbell 500 Acres
s%- particular description of these Farm. will be sent 10
mn, one desiring information.
Address WHITEHEAD Hall, nj Amherst Court House
- THOMAS WHITEHEAD
inn 7-dSciy JAMES ID. HALL
wi 1900 I" Brown Stuff for sale by
an ga JAMES BOYD Il co.
vNERJJyIAN GUANO-Of Baltimore Inspection, which
L guarantees its standard purity.
anil CAMP, STAPLES CO., Bridge street.
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PERsosAL.-Ceh Santa Anna, Ex-Preslent Of
Mexico with his family and suite, passed through
this city yesterday, route from New Orleans to
New York
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services of III late Mrs. MARTHA II ),
consort Of George t. Akers. will take placcat nine
o'clock, this, Tuesday, morning, at the residence of
her husband. The friends and acquaintance are res
pcc1lully invited to attend.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..

M ~ ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES SIN.
WS-S riES 1NrAlLtnLe BAktSu POWDER. thr best mud
cheHI@s' propagation known for making In moments
without Yeast and in elegant light and nand
some nni Bal, biscuits, Batter uckWhta iher Grid
de takes Pudding, ftrs, and Pastry every description
Il SAVING OF time labor and cNprue.
tFFoH Rsr. 2AondA SiHI1fil
mani HUI, HIS nl,o, iIth Oct. I-3S
bR iAnIIck Dear Srlla, Ing used To
extent Your '>enies baking Powder unbcsiniulN pro-
H"unct Ia hc any thing that has m my
family Tor ,hc purposes Tor which II Is recommended
THOMAS RtsroHp.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.


THE JAPANESE EMBASSY,
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GEORGE d. FDAVIs.
Grocer and CenssSzfss1en DlerGlhnus.
No. ia Main Ct. Lynchburx. ~.

No. ia HAHN st, Lynehbure, Vav
II ,ssssgs e 4 &c .sssa z qssesz 49, Dz 50.
1000 Ia rsa1 Bseos md Lara Il M owa sus.r 1.sa
rsls Loaf Cut.1 dflnuinlsd fuvs9issd " q ez1In
esrss ss ss,s ta asssi ss - e -
and Cuba Mesassss sels lselhss Yrese 81 IT. 80
Calf skna and Lining md Hludfux skfn Hamsnrsd -.
Rolled Iron, Oval Roand Gqssrs nsnd snd Hsop 6a3 ca
Spear Blister and Spring sisst nsIFesd ~ hea
Bellows Anss vices Scssu pfaeA Rnsps md Yte1 B3eef
springs Iron Axies Thfnbie a4Cet B64eM
nia and Cottea hopes. Seine Cotton TWt T1G1sod.
Lamp and Tanners Qny Opal ana Carriage vnni13 Tnss
Toals Tallow Tar spts Turpsunet white Lad z1ns Win
good Assprsnent Of Paints Flax snd Tsw II bd and
straps Cotton Cloths and OsnsburgE eene end Med C6ans
Kept 10 oroeesy Store oil Of which YIN be soId e1p os
sock before ypabu, win pay highest psicsssbs Weo
Wool RoA Hax Seed Beessax and other eonteY prodnce
eN ConsiuninGns solicited Quick salss md prompt 70.
turns fmay 2ff1yls q. u. u
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I1AlNTED Buckets all sizes, in Store and for safe by
Il WIN. II. EoSE d 10,
may9. No. lO1 Main Street
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SON.YOuNGETIS 81 OTEY,
I:3 PEARL, STREET,
nrrwtrN sAIN AND GARY, HIonaoSD yiRGIsIA
EHANE On HAND AND OFFER FOR ShiE--
Il 1000 bngs Rio, laguyra aud Javn Coffee;
- bags Mocha do
Boo sides good aud damaged sole Leather
t0D boxes Adanantine Candies;
100 boxes Brown Soap
10 boxes Fancy do
1900 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
100 barrels n. q. Moasses
10 hugsIeats tuba Molasscs;
% do N. a. Sugar;
100 barrels extra {. sugar;
100 do low grades sugar
% do qranIlnted sugar.
30 do ground Sugar
70 patent cut loaf sugar;
~ barrels crushed sugar:
- kegs soda:
i'm boxes Frri.ch Window Ggss;
100 Kits No. 1 Maekercl;
30 barrels No llcTrings;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy aud other Grass Seeds
Besides full assortment Of GROCERIES, well ns large
and Well selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ-
UoRS. We also agents for the brands
MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY all OF which We will sell low.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15
For Commemorative Attorney.

e. ~ WE are authorized To announce JAS. T. COLI
hS MAN. ESP, candidate FIR election the office al
oonmonsealihs Attorney et Amherst county, Grateful
the confidence rcposcd In him for the past years he
pledges himself reelected whatever abilities he
may possess In the faithful discharge all duties incident
Ia the office Ia, ~ III.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Commissioner of the Revenue.

n ~ WE authorized 10 announce WM. II. PEER.
ueSS MAN as candidate for the office Of Comm ssnnrr
OF The Revenue for the Western District 81 Campbell county,
ap ls-dde
n ~ We are authorized Ia announce DAVID lIoFF.
kS NAN candidate for election the ofirr ~
C"nnl siier of The Revenue for the Western district
Campbell county. kicc,ion eth Thursday of Ma,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IppIy of Spring 4 Summer Goods.

second supply OF Spring 4 Summer Goods.
JOHN II. DAVIS e. CO.,
No. lOa Mnin Street, Lynchburg, Va,
N sr G AZ aUi O.;qS ne wsSs 'h, ;ssona sup
during The pact Ssvs' Al low rrre.s VIZ:
neinlifa t,eragr aud organd kcbe.
Grcnatne "
Fonlari
Printed rnaaris
Pine Apple Cloths
f.plins Tor street aud Travelling Dresses,
. English Drragts, IN great ,arir, aud style
Plain, White aud colored Rrilans
\ large and handsome stock Lace aud sin Nantes,
frcuch Work IN great variety and styles,
handkerchei Gloves aud osees great variety and
stock of servants Goods Yer, complete, With
Cloths csssuerrs end vc-Ing., for Gentlemen. wear.
Carpets, Druggrts, Mattings aud Rugs
Al If which If buyers before tnreha
slug as ein'nd offering them at prices unsurpassed
may II !. +. h. n Co,
rHNENNESsEE ~ gRowN sliEErINa.--Anoiher lot Just,
reeN I'd oh eon,ignmrn-tho best goods market
my il fRBy n SAUNDERS
lou'uVo anl prices, which W. win sell low 10 s".c
may II lRbf ~ SAUNDERS,
Farmers Il Merchants Savings Institution.
foU NDED Is33.
Onlco No. "a Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER riiE MERCHANTS BANK.
fI,lis old and welt known Institution viii receive money on
4 deos IN sams Of 1--WE dollars and upwards which win hc
mum Tor Tine tire" months fur per per
nn" for any time under nrSS {, months, ,.,,,
MARTIN W. pAsENronr, Iyeisprt't
Il, q. II krsN, Airrnr> NJ LAW.
I>Nfs " brR't nrm at NJ. liolus " 60.
De>j H. NoWls, ltn ol Nowlin n MurrciL
,lon> + S,,r"utrR, firm Garland, Slaughter 4 Co.
I"nN y. lolr, firm Of clark y Holt
ions T. NtGHr l"haeoonl.t.
'H,s j. lp>ls, irin ri Muturke 4 10.
Gro. ". E",h', drun Of Ice, Rookie Taylor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

T'sTNN'ITI, MhfNN n, T7-lS,
rhccrlnN recouln, nj "Senplcs baking Powder
1nnN superior article ueed making nni
LnM iread biscuits, %e, in the shortest possible time.
J"uN iAth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

MANIPULATED GUANC..
WE offer Ia the Planters Of Virginia Gaano psesfs1 by
w us follows:
1000 lbs Peruvian Guano that be procuredi
800 do Somorero Guano containing 20 per Ct Of Phos
plate OF Lime;
200 do. Ground Plaser for epay p ton extra
Planters and others invited this article From
obtain believe this Mixture
best that BIZ prepared for the Virginia lands
Price Planters as per " less per when they
furnish the bags. asis sHR
exy-P Prepared and for sale by 49,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT d ca,
Riehmond, Virginia
Also by Commission aud rocey Aerchants ID cities
sSW We refer 10 Planters whr have used the sombrero
The Manipulated Guanohmong them Jas Gait Est. A. War
wick, Esq, Jos Alien, ESQ. and r. II. Sty Ese otters
Below give & Tuttes Chemist at University Of Val
report of the samples from u bags and shall be kept
to that standard:
~ able TO give you the result Of analyss They
show the Mixture to be what you stated In letter ami
Judge that very fortunate selection Of maerials
especially of Peruvian Gua0 The per cenaee Of Ammonia
shows The pure Peruvian contain 1A4 per cent which Is
than the average. The Anklyss In q fuiiouA:
Moisture given of at boiling poni) 1905
IhosphhN 1875
sulphuric Acid h45; Lime 864.
Ammonia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lnsoube Matter. ....... 80
a small quantity OF Alkat-nndermned Water In
combination and organic mafer ............... PASS
f9sfa 10000
Hoping tina. fertilizer msetwih the success which
II deserves - Teinain, yours.
dec 9-d&ciy d. X. TUTTLEf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

BURROUGHS, SHAFER IL Co,
MANUFACTURE AND CL0THIERS,
INVITE the attention OF their old aud friends
their stock ii
Clothing d Gcnilemen'S Furnishing Goods,
for the SPRING TRADE. Particular attention is invited TO
our dep rtmentof
Fine DRESS CI CLOTHING.
comprising all grades of CLOTH COATS, SupcrAne Cas-
Doeskn Ianapuns, Rich Grcnladinc Maaasse
satin. and Black and Fancy Vests also CASHMERE
SUITS the most approved styles: SPRING OVER COATS,
Marscilcr, Linen aud other summer Suits Busters Sc
FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS the bct pattern exan silk (iauze
and Mcrno UNDER SHIRTS, Drawers, Collars, Cravats
Pocket llandkerchic Gloves. Dressing Gowns, &c.
.S Garments mate 10 order, when preferred,
lice. BURROUGHS, SHAFER & CO.
apis l0i Main Street, LyacAbarg, Va
tOOKING STOYESJust arrived another large supply of
~ Cooking Stoves among them the Victor and
Mer for weed and coa Also the Premium Surprise
gina Air Fight with others Of various patterns; also Charcoal
Furnaces Hollow Ware Sairons, &c l2l Main Street
may 10 o. s. BLISS
Z lGHTNlSd CONDUCTOR THE celebrated Conner
Lightning Rod, which Inns failed is still put up by
the sucrbcr a! Manni curr PRICES at 12 Main ST. Lynch
burg, Va, lmay lol c. Hiss
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DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist,

ESA Is fully prepared 10 perform all operations pertaining
tTTffT$to the denial profession best possible
ind fully warranted ia every respect
Teeth extracted b. tue aid af electricity, without pain 10 the
patient.
sN- Office, opposite Citizens sangs Bank, Main Street
Lynclbarg, Va.
RfFEGEScEs VIM OW ems, NJ D.; VIM. o. Owens, NJ. D.; T.
H. Glmcr NJ. D. Tho, H. Walker NJ D.: John II. Patterson
NJ D.; Alex. omrson, lsq; Sam' Mctorkle, ESD q. W.
Ruckr. Es John J. smith, El., j. j. lrby, Esq: WIN. r
Yance, Esq: John II! .ire, Esq, and H. ID. Flood, Esq
NH -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

Biior medical science was at fault and had exhausted ilse
in uItess efforts 10 this disease. The Dysppr
suffer no longer with disease that always painful
luently ia nj affection.
This unique and peculiar compound will certainly
the disease the disease exists Had power
testimony a. follows would aot be given In ills favor:
Valuable Testimony In favor Of the
ONYGENATED BI1"TERsI
, wAsmSoroS, u. G., june 10,
Dr. n"oer b. G'een OF Windsor VI, aud from knowledge
obtained of their efficacy in other chccrhlly rccon-
recommendation Of the proprietor We hope Ha his
wlllIAM i r rnhnr' T. s Senators from Iooo
JAMES + SIMMONS, T. $ Senator from Rh@qe Ah,oa
j.; MoEEnEAD, T. s Senator ana Jormfr'y Gortrror
WI Ses.r"o, E1%s@ %%
'LIf ' OF TIE PA aea INA among
the most wonerul discoveries in medical science and has
Prepared by s. ". FoWLE 4 CO. Boston, and for sale by
& Png Campbell G IL and by ali Druggists s ana dealer. II
medicine throughout the country. may 8m
Words of Caution.
n If We were TO Tell readers that the wells aud
springs Throughout The country had been poisoned and
that We INA an andoe to It's effects not one Of them
the hope OF aNering death IL tell them that
that prepared 10 share with them,
aud to fortune But as health valuable Than riches
anncea has been compounded of purely vegetable matter aud
lhai 1 rorT p"~grs are htile less certain hah light aud
prie,"r BAkEs BI1rEs and examine The my rals Of
certificates from all sections Of the Sonh
been cured Of Dy1esia by lis aheaing popere. Among
them Will lie Vouchers of old young male i
male cXoing ths bTTEEs 10 the skies, and blessing oy
dence Tor its curative powers BIT its
10 Dyspepsia NorFIs Headaches yield readily il pow
Torpid "crs become gulckened and made active by its nh
cnc sour si"naen' are made healthy by lis ncutrnlzng c
Darrhna eanno, resist is powers And Cholera itself
when met by these BlrrrE promptly dsarcd and ccoics
harmless ms thousands Of persons have certified who used il in
lsi9 and ' when that scouge devastating the
BAKERS BlfTERS will not remedy alI the ills of humanity
bat such diseases caused by the stomach and bow
Oily yield to its strengthening effects and speedily driven
the system. All who need should try it, and be
their own Judges of its virtues
For safe by all the Druggists In Lynclburg, and by all the
principal Druggists in the city Of Richmond and eseN
Nir1n.a also oi Messrs Clls. Sto Co.. Washington city
u. G.; f H. staber " Co.. Baltimore Md. d. b. Miller Coz.
inston Ky; md Barnes Il Park, N Y
ORA, RS nlcd b! addressing J. - - Proprietor
hb 2ldScis Richmond. Va.
l1AlNTED Buckets, all sizes, in Store and for safe by
WIN. II. EoSE d 10,
M MuIIi Strart
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For Sale,
H& A FARM containing 40 Acres and within two miles
Y* OF the Market House. The land in good condition a
- mproy excellent For further information app,
Ia (sept 7-dtsl DIR. j. II. CAPEETON.
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To the Public.
Another Supply Of New Goods.

II TT I, I7bI.
VNo j. PtRNls, Agt. j. again receiving general as.o
- Of New Gois, embracing almost every Thing sna
for Ladies', Gcnilcmcn Boys Crib and Children, all OF viii
will br sold cXclUsv, for cash nj small advance the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

BRIGHT Cheap, Duru'e. and perfectly Fire aud Water
IN proof Eoiug, Tor Churches Houses Farm buildings.
lalroad D.pots, Also, entirely and superior
Roofing Cement.
eH Agents wanted. Apply To
EDMlSTON BROS.
MP 3o-d3m Bowling Green, New YORK.
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NEGROES WANTED.

'NE subscriber continues in market for NEGROES OF DO
Sexes from ten 10 thirty years of Also, women al
children The highest prices will be paid in and pcrso
attended TO at their by giving description naming price
and addressing at 1ynchburg. - :,
nov 2s1y VIM II MoUNTCASTLE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13
STATE ITEMS.

INSANE HosplrAL.-The Muscatine
Journal learns that the main building
and East Wing Of the State Insane
ASYLUM at Mt. Pleasant will be compile
ted by the LIST of January next, and in
readiness to receive some two hundred
inmates.
FIGHr.-Dorr ofthe Dubuque Herald
was assaulted few days since, by An
drew and Dan Quigley. The trouble
grew out of an article wherein Dorr
accused Andrew Q'igely of mutilating
the address of documents sent to per-
sons about Dubuque. There was con.
siderable pounding done on both sides,
and pistol was drawn by Andrew
Quigley, who attempted to shoot Dorr-
but was fortunately prevented by Mr.
Williams, who caught Quigley's arm.
Dor publ hes card, and il the state
ment made by him is correct, the at
tack was mean and cowardIy, and should
be severely punished ty the strong arm
of the law.
A BOY fill into mineral shaft 35 feet
deep at Dubuque the other day. He
was badly bruised and hurt, but will re-
cover says the Herald.
POPULATION OF DEs MONIES CoUN-
ry.-The county of Des Moines, in
which is situated the city of Burlington,
is one of the earliest settled counties in
the State, and while yet the county oil
Scott was a stripping, and counted her
inhabitants by hundreds, Des Moines
counted hers by thousands. For several
years Burlington was the head and front
of Iowa. It's a good place yet, is the
third city in wealth and population in
the State. The population OF the coun-
~ wo r,ivn no f.,llowe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13

The wisdy ed truthless leading arti-
Gle in ySsterday's Gazette requires 10
other attsstion Of comment from rs than
the publication Of M. SamueIs' speed,
which il to be found in our columns
this morning. Those who give it their
attention, as every Democrat and many
Republicans will, cannot fail to observe
it's great force and convincing power.
His points are clearly made and his ar
guments in defence Of Democratic prin-
ciples and the aots OF Stephen A. Doug.
las - strong and clear as the most skep-
teal could desire. We need not further
consume space to euloglze this triumph
ant effort Of Mr.. Samuels. There it is
all can read it and Judge for themselves
az to whether j. contains Democratic
gospel or not, and full and proper de
fence Of Democratic doctrines.
We now ask the Gazette to publish
If it dares the speeches Of Mr.. Vande.
yer made at the Court House on Mon.
day last. Let us produce the documents
side BY side before the people Of Scott
county and see what verdict they will
give 10. 1t is natural enough for you
to make unwarrsnted statements about
Sa nuels' speech and exaIt Vandever's,
that those who had not the opportunity
Of hearing either may be hoodwinked,
but give those persons the opportunity
Of reading those speeches and Of de-
Gliding for themselves, and it will soon
be seen how unfair and frail are all at.
tempts to puff Mr.. Vanaever's efforts to
defend his party. Produce the docu.
ments, gentlemen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13

PRETTY GooD.-Thc aggregate pop
ulatlon OF Clinton, Scott. Lee, Linn and
Des Moines counties is 92.593.
TaE editor Of the Cedar Falls Ga.
zette has seen tomato weighing two
pounds and six ounces. He wants it
beaten.
EXTRAORDINARY YIELD OF WHEAT.
Judge Hamilton writes flom Cascade
that on al area Of ground 245 yards by
"A, equal to "a acres, on the farm OF
MIR. VIM. Atchison, Cascade township,
Dubuque county, the Weld of wheat has
been los bushels IF go pounds to the
bushel. THIS is the most extraordinary
yield wheat we have ever heard OF,
and it challenges the whole country for
bettor. Fifiy-onc and half bushels
of wheat to the acre! 1t is almost in
credirable. but it is n fact.-DuJuqus
Herald.
NoTIcE TO PRISONS ATTENDING TUE
STATE FAIR.-Secretsry Wallace author
ICES us to say that the n. & N. Ra lroad
Company, has agreed 10 carry stock free
to the State Fair next mouth, and pass
engers at half the usual rates. The reg
nlar packet Kate Cassel will carry pass
engers at half fare and stock at SO Ia
per cent. discount on usual rates. The
Northern Line Packet Company has
been requested to make the same re-
duction, but reply has not yet been
received.-Ausc0tiae Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13

ELECTION IN MAlNE.-The Republi-
cans are deriving comfort from the result
Of the Maine election. We trust it will
do them good render them happy for
life. All such elections prove nothing
as regards the election in November. l.
is well, perhaps, that they should have
something to keep their courage up and
help them along. 1t will make heavier
fall for them when the result OF the
Presidential election is announced.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13

CINCINNATI is not such big town af.
ter all-at least not quite SO huge as she
tried to make the ountrv folks believe.
Her people and press used to say she
had q population of 100000 and up
wards, but the man who took the census
declares that 1906 is all that she has
got. A mistake Of only 10000. u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warranted Purely Vegetable.-(5 .o0o,-
0Oo) FIVE MILLIONS OF BOXES Of BRAND.
RETH'S PILLS ARE SOLD ANNUALLY
THE SALE STEADILY increases, and yet thous
aids die from colds and fevess, which these pills
could certainly cure. Bandrsths Pills sse simple,
but unmatched for efficacy. How important that
We at once secure IN advantage over sickness
when it can be had at IN outlay Of twenty Ave
cents.
NJ. J. c. RappeIyea, Of Mammouth county. N
j., writes March 10, 1859:
II was troubled in January last with eositivs
ness for several days, and took ten grains Of Gallo
NAL to obtain relief. caught cold. l suppose q
any rate, . severe diaYrhoea set in, which ny
medical attendant found il Impossible to arrest
This was followed By dysentery. Ny strength
was all gone. Everything passed through ne =
took it. A friend from New York, Mr.. George
Lewis. fortunately called upon me, and advised
Brandreths Pills thought in my weak eondi-
tion ono pill would be snosgh, bat he sdmlnis.
tered four, and the next morning four MORE
Much impurity came from ne, AID, to ny sur
prise, the soreness and paio diminished. One boz
cured me fully. l am now hesrty, with sosd
appetite"
Sold It principal once, No. 3s4 Csnal..st. Price
IS cents . box.
Sold ~ ell respectable dealers in medicines.
auR20-dEwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13
In this Congressional ID strict we have

IN this Congressional d strict we have
assurances that MIR. Ssmuels is gaining
ground steadily, and that he will give
Mr.. Vand'ver harder run for Congress.
than he ever had, if indeed he does not
defeat him entirely, which has strong
shade ofprobability. In every township
Mr.. S. is we'll received, and gains some
additional strength. Let the Democrats
put their best foot forward, display their
utmost energy, and wipe out the Re-
publican record. There are but few i'm
possibilities in political matters. There
are Democrats enough in the State, we
fscl confident to whip our opponents It
tho polls in November, on ali the ticket.
Let it b done. i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13
Democratic Resident Committee.

sfol,owing named gentlemen cons itute tbs
Ma onal Dem cratic Resident Executive Com mi
zee, 81 Washington
hoa. Mus TAYLOR, Of Louisiana, Chairman.
-. ALrx ANDER RUST, of Arkansas
'e isral JAMS 7. PRArT, OF Connecticut.
NC. VIZ MONTGOMERY. of Pennsylvania.
L. n JAMES CRAIG, of Missouri.
A.. bAsx', Esq, Of Virginia
Hen IL. VALLAsDi6HAN, of Ohio.
Hon JOHN A. McCLKRNAND, of Illinois.
lie CHARLES II. LARABEE, of Wisconsin
Al communications should be addressed to
Hon NILES TAYLOR, NC,
Oh Nat. Dem. Res. Com, Washington, ID. e.
JAAD 3. HOLLAND, Sec'y Of Com.
II. g. FAINT, Treasurer