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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

VEGETABLE
r e M e D I e S


IL difficult to account for the pcrvcrsy Of man In
digging deep Into the bowels OF the earth In search of
eursiivss, when al The hest and saias4 antiotes To
dsease grow upon ths surface. TIE inspdrsd write.
who must Be supposed 10 have derived their kpov,.
edge directly non The Founaia Of oil Truth. recom.
mad none other than vegetable renedee eth.
uce." We are told "was made for The healing nj ~.
nanohs' Whcs King David laneuiSbed. II 80 m.
balm OF Gilesd thst renewed his strsneth = MN,
uce q Mgr esed Tie SICK Hesehiah oil terpr...sa
rom sne Syrian elive) was poured into the hint. ~
inc wounded man BY the wsyside hyssop. mvrrb sp5
aioes were purgatves Of TIE prophstie syr ana ~.
puFciesmensed Juice ofthc grape wines rad NIT s,er
peen adniterated) was taken by Timothy .er nj.
s'omnchs sake II the NINE a. well - the ~, hsa
oeea msnc s u healing Of The nations /, II ,ite,v
tne' me vHrcfs ~ OF mercury would have been h,s.
ien nom the patr.arehss
The Instincts VI the brute creation teach them how
70 docso Themselves. and they invariably saick N
VEGETABLE ArnicAfroN. The moneoosc. when hit,ep
~ deadly serpeIt eats Of certain herb. and there
neutraizes the poison injected into 10 veins, the
e'ck dog eats gsass and many ether animals, guided
mat faculty which them In the place Of rra
son' mad hslsans I'm thcirinurics AID anents i, the
woods and fields
ihcse Indications that the Vegetable Kingdom IL
mc true hsieria Mcica corroboratcd by daily cx
pcr'encc, and the time lie not far distsnt when mi
fact will be universally admitted.
without dsparagemcns to other bosancs remedies
may be fairly claimed that the combustion Of yegc.
eable pfeventatises aud rcstorativcs In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

GEO. W.; SWEET. N. D.. PROPRIETOR
Prepared at the New England Bo anical De
pot, 1o6 Hanover street, Boston, under the SUI
pervision OF Rev. J. W. Poland.
+. s. Baliord Wholesale Agent, Davenport,
and for sale by dealers in drugs and medicines
generally. june9- d-tusA fri& weOw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

BCSvALo. August 10.
The arst session In six ysars Of the
American Association for the advancsment
Of science, begins to-day. The address Of
welcome was delivered this A. n. BY Hon.
G. W. Clinton, of this city. president Of the
Buffalo Society ofNasural Science, and vac
replied TO BY Prof. Barnard, Of New York.
The attendance 10 not large q yet, but
moro delegates are expected 10 day.
This r. ~. at the great trotting far,
there will BE- two races, first for double
teams, and second for mile heats, single.
Weather cool and cloudy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

LOUlsvfLLR, August Il.
Maj. Thos. L. Pierce, an old resident Of
this place, died this morning. Maj. Pierce
vas born in Marietta, in 1890, and il is said
that he Was the first white child born in
Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
GREAT DISCOVERY.
The Anna zOm I'm Iowa.
TIE UNRIvALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
ING SUBMERGED

THE UNRIvALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
ING SUBMERGED
FORCE PUMP.
mHrs NEW INVENTION Is COMPOSED or
bat six parts. al Of cast iron, with wrought iron
pipe. The advantages oil the Amazon arc simplicity,
economy. durability. power, strer 9Th and ease.
Truth STRANGER THAN FICTION.
This pump l. placed In the bottom Of well. II -.
@uircs packing, making lis own Of water, warfan-
I'D not to water leaving the pipe when not
In motion will last hfiy years without repaifinx
Pumps pail Of water in i've seconds, thlrey gallons
In one minute with one an with ease. 1hrrw " .
stream Of water seventy feet with one stroke Of the
lever from the deepest well. With hore winter oay
pump wafer n brought from the bottom oflthe wen
sIeas culd and sparkling. 1t b veil named ikeaA1
aaOn not only 70 Distinguish Il from the other pumpo
bat becausc te waller gushee from the spout Ike :
food, while IN operation. The smallest sise u NE
one dcsC4ibed which h rulc1sut Tor al fnilp pQroO.
ses. BY II wafer nay b. conveyed ~ every 49, r
Z cOuaiOn sieed hose. For watering gnrdene s0ocf
sc.. II b unsivalle9. 10f flctssy pap bFeWqeiee.
psmpleg acids, ~ lissoss, r., = inveiusSis.
csnaot b affected " any liquid BY the - = sIra4
~ wusking capacity " ~ geest 80 On d heo0sAf
ossshird kss II cose t6an oehsss Il ~ me ~
Coae ono! eo1e aln nd - tn --latest IN sre:t.
sat inveati0a, and - coovinced x lts rreat noSr
I'd utility. Two Of ~ punps On y seen IL opcsa-
County Mlghss ~ sale.
By tAs lows Pump Manufacturing Company Il Dsv-
49,. - GsO. =. DEvEREAUx : CO.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
ii U 3 r T. TT ER,S
STOMACH BlrTERS

chu'ie the preparation 10 high place smong the
specifics Of the age Rock md valley. plain and fore II
have contributed tothcr hyecian stores TO produce
It's cxtrnordinary properties. tits a REPRESENTATIVE
MhDICISEt in other words Tia effect In to rnxsrEyx
snE rnrmcAf spwExs IN rmv,R yuiL vi.ox beyond
the period when unassiscd nature begins IN succumb
the cankcr Of decay. As n stomachic, II 10 alto.
gcther the hest known Its depuratve tendency pas-
ticnariy evident in bilious cnsc- IN which It seems to
rurre the bl"oi Of supcruous H-, and restore that
cearness 81 complexion which can only co-cxst with
healthy circulation. Certainly there |. no advertised
tonic and corrective which more completely ,indi
Gates the efficacy 81 botanical treatment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
news
m TEkEG I9.1EsM.
Cholera in New Orleans.
Great News From MexicO.-LIb.
eral Victories.
Gen. Lew Wallace'S Arrival with
Arms.

NV ORLEANS, August "a.
The ship Helen Clinton, from Boston.
has arrived.
The cholera deaths for the "a hours end.
ing this morning 10 %.
The Times Matamoras advices Of the
18th say:
The French evacuated Monterey on the
2Sth, spiking their cannon and destroy ing
their ammunition.
The Liberals occupied Tampico on the
LIST.
The French are reduced 10 the last ex>
tremity. There is no hope Of reinforce
men,s.
A MatAmoras correspondent Of the Times
says: A brigade Of Escobedo is in occu.
patton of Monterey.
The Imperial garrison ct Saltillo spiked
their guns, destroyed their ammunition.
and went to relieve Monterey. but retired to
San Luis Potosi. and Northern Mexi.o is
now abandoned by the lmperialists. and
San Luis Potosi is invested BY the Republi>
can Governor Of that State.
The French garrison of Tampieo had
been driven 10 the citadel, and the whole
place will be captured.
A French iron steamer Was sunk BY the
Republicans in the channel below the
city.
Gen. Lev Wallace had arrived At Matas
moras on the steamer from New York, with
arms and ammunition for Governor So
maulipas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

CLEvELAND, Aug. 14.-Hon II. =. Buck
land was renOminated for Congress TO day
by fhc Republicans Of the Ninth District,
Resolutions were passed sustaining Con.
gress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

CINCINNATI, Aug. Is.
Eighty one deaths from cholera were re.
ported yesterday, to the Board Of Health.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

Nsw YoaK, Aug. 10.
Natamosas Dispatches state that Non.
terey, Saltillo, and other towns fell Into
the hands Of the Liberals on thu 20th ulti,
mo.
A Galvsston dispatch states that Tampico
also fell into the hands Of the Liberals On
the lat inst. The northern mail 10 now
free from the Imperialists.
Gen. Lew Wallace, now Major General
In the Liberal army, has arrived at Aasa-
moras with large cargo Of arms and sm.
)munition for the Governor Of Samaulipas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
Appetizing : Properties Of The
Bitters.

medicine that cscites appetite thoni promoting
digestion IL always injurious. Its effect i. impose
fash or The stomach which II is unable to perform
and The result IL chronic arrangement Of that organ
and OF It, dep ndrns. the liver and the bowels The
operation Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

CATALOGUE Ill
o. nCu AND vAlrAmx Asnsln ~ ONE DoiIAa "
100 Fine Gold Chrononster Watches, each ~.
10 Fine Gold English Lever Watches. ......IA
60 Solid Silver Hunting Lever Watches. ~ .
e Silver DINE. Set. ...... .-........ ~" ~
49, - s sss.h Silver Class sssni;.
1goe Silver Butter C0oie1s .............. - 70 =
NOa0 Silver Eoblets Gold Lined y. ...... 10 to =
1000 Gold Pens, Silver Pencil Cases. 70
$3.50 Dossn Silver Tea Spoons. ........... lSto
iso Firri Ciaes g. wing narhines ......:. " 70 =
Sets Of Jewely. Guard asd vsst Chaiss, sssiag
All The above list q goods Vim ~ sod sos 90 ID.
ar each Cer.iAcsies u 81 ~ varous artisis. -
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= q your option 70 send ossSo'lar asd take he -
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One csstlass:s nay .sss,. =. e. wsss -
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PACKAGES OF Cgso1FICAfW
win be sold Ciubs schoois, Agents, &c., q NE
0olOwing rates
One Certificate, ssut 70 any a6drsss y nf....4 .
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y Ccrtiacatcs with pren.iumj ...............S So
50 Certificates with psemiu0D. 10 -
Perfect sattatncaio0 Nnfnne8d h I'll cooes. 0O0de
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Ageats "a osken Nh - a,lcwsd tsessss on seeA
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AGENTS WANTED. 1eo Nassau D., New YosA.
June i9-d&wom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
9 MAGIC 4
TIME.KEEPER,
And Vest Chnin-S0.

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rAss in the Dial in Gold or Silver Cases, Beau
titul and Elaborate in Design. Of Exquisite
workmanship and Remarkable tor its correct
ness aud absolute certainty q . REGULATOR
fully warranted for two years. will not get out
Of order and will last LIFE Y,nE. and il . most
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ion, and nAGxlrlcfxr raKsExY for Ladies' or Gen.
tlemen's use. Price for . single one, small
Size, with Rich Gold Plated Gents VEST CuAIx,
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Lists sent free. Address. n. A. MILE 4 co.
Established Importers Of Watches, Chains, &c.,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug 1.-The National
Association Of School Superintendent clos.
cd their session tonight.
Additional delegates reported to day from
Michigan, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, and
Indiana
The committee appointed memorable
Congress for the establishment OF National
Bureau of Instruction. reported resolutions
which were adopted, thanking the House Of
Representatives fort passage Of n bill look
ing to the establishment OF such an insitu.
ton. aud appointing committee Ia bring
The eutjec, properly before the Senate.
Hon. q. l. White, Of Ohio, was elected
President OF the ssociation.
The Amcsicin Normal Association con.
yencd to-day, with delegates from all sec.
tiels OF The country.
The National Teachers Association will
meet TO morrow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

FAnrBsn Po,xr, Aug. IL.
The steamship Damascus, from Liver
pool I'd. ria. Londonderry 4th, passed this
doint At 10 o'clock this morning, en- routs
70 Quebec
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

AKw York, Aug. 24-Thc Commrciats
money article says the stock market is un-
settled, and upon the whole, weak. The
anticipation of the usual tightening Of mon,
cy at the.beginnng OF September. is Undue.
ing a general disposition 10 sell, and elc
men,s of bare movement appear to be
taking shape.
Governments stocks are quiet al the
Board prices and were about 1 lower, and
5.20s and 1:3Os but subsequently the market
recovered after the Board met. Old
5:20s were lU9t@l0as. Issues OF 1864 and
1865 1867.
Gold opened ut 1891 closed at 1904.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

From A. Hss11ss. OasAier Tremene Hssrp.
CmcAao, June e, 1855.
A. n. DsGionf--Dssr Sir : Ny hair had been
very thin for some time. and was fast becom.
ing bald and tried Ill kinda Of hair restoratives,
olay = Ind them humbug. Finally wss per-
Is 6rss spriic:sios could Sc lie sascss Of i.
and now I have - fne head Of hair = aay sns
neeA wish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
New York sleek snarsses.


A Beacon of Health.
The good things Of this world hare ssch thsif -
pointed nisslon.
II is tie nission Of HOSTgTTEh8 STOMACH
D6TkRe to prevent md relcre great variety n
6ilments.
T9twsavs ysas h ssussss = tsoaective ~ Z
ssosdy - bsm withuue ehsck OF drswbeck. Il \
strong negative cvidence q ths hct that ~ eesry
o. The article - specific lSr dyapepsa. blioutnes,
conspatton. nervousness genefa1 deeanty. and Inter
mittent Ssvsfs. has nsvee bsen Questioned.
As proof positive Of its inallrbilIty in sseA ess
the Statements Of public men whose names - -
isf . hoeeshold wusds, hase ffua tze to TO- -
given to the world.
hits reputation s not founded In facts, ~ tnth
% shadow. and the uttssances Of conscenttuus cill
sens arr Of NO more vaiue than e. deere caaAs.~
Ard what l. this reputation. Let the psuoas0 =
ID sales answer the inquiry. where twessy dozen
bottles Of Hostctters Btters were sold In 1885, i've
hundred dozen are disposed Of now.
Could public opinion be more dgniacantly expeses-
ed than by Its unparalleled decrease Of consunpioa
u seems Impossible,
The preparation has been initiated. Where are the
initatos! Echo answers, "whcres" To he . lin
DO" Of things lost on earth they are all either goacor
gong. Peace be With them!-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

Toxs DsisGHF--Ny hal, has been q.its thin
for some tine, md Re. ring your Spanish lsae-
trsl highly Recommended Tor restoring hair, l
gove il trial. ind IN happy " stele thas Il
6aa hod he desired effect 10 al those VIE wish
. heve God head u hair advise them 70 ~
NE Spanish Lustral.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

Aeesse - nov travslihg over the United
Utaise - disseminate the knowledge Of ~ Lue-
~ smsas -. His system u becoming o..
- ~ ~ aossst Of Lss1ral b ssads ~
1D9os129 y w0a4sSfal. Not Aanlsl bst whaA
8hettaas supplisd y Isaac :. nssveo 3 c.. II
W06A6n1eaA 6i$ee4, Ohie -, Ill. V whsoall
seaoeooksoDa oeea1rsessd. Aleo ~ ~ " "a
- pltnnipel as1Ggia1s - Davsepeet. ~
GoGoo Wdohog1 g dgnU1uEo ~ porornn -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

The RhhsaAcupoao Convenesoan.
PniLADElfnIA, Aug. Is.
The National Union Convention Rs>as-
seubled at noea to-day. The wigwam 10
crowded With delegates and spsctators.-
Large numbsGs q ladies ass also present
The most enthusiastic feeling prevails Gen.
Dig in the chair. Rev. Mr.. Holsingsf Of TsaN
nsssee, opened the proeesiipss o. The Con-
vention With prayer. NJ. NouAesosFy
blaif then uade fepert from the commit
~ q psrlnaaeat osgsnisation. The 90
noUneeasas Of Ssoatoe Doel ttje's name for
pstnessnt psssidsnE, - received with
storm efapplauss.
n. noU1a OuAnN ea.RvATOw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

DIR. J. YOUMANS.
n1gVSlCRAN AND AurRksEHnN

HAvING BEEN ENGAGED IN TIRE
l. L practice IL Medicine In this city for sever
q ysers pest, and seeing the great inconv sniencs
- we'll ~ extra expense. Of visiting patieat,
then sriting prescriptions which must be taken
70 some Druggist 10 be tiled. which causes un
necessary delay in relieving . suffering patient
Hereafter the Doctor will furnish medicine 70
his psaiente ~ the charge OF Ono Dollar for Wait
and medicine any place within the city lin.ita,
and Fifty cents for each additional mile Ofiice
cor. I'd and Brady Ste under Strecper's store.
kealdence on 18th. between Main and Eradr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

go. ?. psvknEtx =, INWARD ErsaoN, y. pKvKaxrxs
GEO. +. DEvEkRUX 4 CO.,
R.AIL-R O.&D, .MlLA
AND ~
Machinist'sss Sllpplics.
AND GENERAL.
co mmOSSOou MERCHANT.
Ne. ~ Rrons street.
apr25-dly DAvGNPORT IONA
ROOFING.
ENELr AND COMPOSITION ROOFING,
II done In the best posaible manner asd vss.
rantea. Repairing dSne u short notice.
Also. TIN Roofs repaired aud painted With ~.
trojan vAsnish.
Also. leoonng materials for sale BY
SIS J. }. bROWE.
Residence. lis 9Th street, between Iowa ned
h. ciN-s. Y. .. tx. tnla ,eaa - n. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
SPHINX e MOTION.

H1NuA = MOD8 - W.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAiNTERS, GRAIN
IL ERS, Paper Hangers, Glaziers, &c. shop
corner Main and Fifth sts mch23 div
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
RAILROADS. &c.
NEW AND IMPORTANT ARRANGE
~ MENT.
Z 4 .:l.s=5 p ~ = M sE ID b I'D

ADAILY THROUGH EXPRESS AND FREIGHT TRAl
WITH ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PASSENGERS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06

that knew and loved him, wOud have appeared
among the few immortal names that were not born
g. die
Burgevine was a scholar, man Of refined tastes
and literary habits modest, simple, and unaffected
in his manners inclined To be silent and gloomy at
times. but generally ailabe and pleasant, seldom
speaking of himself indeed, it was with the utmost
difficulty his most intimate friends could get at his
history No foreigner who has up to this time been
identified with the Chinese war, has had 1.-THE OF
the ability of Burgevine. Nor has the world known
the real scope and extent of the plans Of " that
seepess soul which persisted in its pride"
Burgevine succeeding Ward, assumed command
of the Imperial army, which post lie filled with
great credit and distinction for over a year when,
unfortunately he had trouble with the Imperial au-
thortes in relation to the payment of his forces and
finding his career hampered his restless ambition led
him TO take service with the rebels. A large reward
was offered by the lmperalists for his head, and
after several months he was captured; but owing to
the protest of our Consul his life was not TAKEN but
mode OF punishment, of kicking open the wounds
he had received in battle and then turned him over
TO the American Consul. Burgeyine then went to
Japan, where he remained until he had recovered
from the brutal treatment he had received. Some
eight or ten months ago lie again returned to China
to try and retrieve his fortune, but he very soon
taken prisoner by the Imperial Government, and, as
we are informed by late advices from China was
drowned while in irons. Burgevine, while he was in
favor with the Imperalists, was mandarin OF the
" Red ButtOH," and had the power of life and
death over two large cities
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
ITO THE CITIZENS OF ROCKBRIDGE
i AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
PROSPECTUS OF THE sToYEwAL BANNER

The undersigned have associated themselves for the
purpose of establishing a Newspaper and Job Office in
the town of Lexington. The paper will be known un-
der the above title. and have named il, only
to lOcaize and popularize it, but in honor OF one who
lived with ns and who died for and whose memory
will be revered long the everlasting mountains
shall endure, which encompass his last resting place
1t shall be earnest endeavOr to make it in all re-
spects worthy Of the support Of the people Of Rock
bridge and adjoining counties, and we therefore appeal
with confidence for liberal share Of the public pa
tronage. II will be the exponent Of the public seni
ment and the advocate of the rights and interests OF
the people, whose aid We solicit and among whom We
have been born and raised. Whatever measure OF
public policy or of local improvement that looks TO
extension of the great arteries Of trade or To
more extended dc development Of the material and mine
raj resources, in which valley and mountains
abound we shall advocate with energy and zeal. 30
labor expense will be spared to entitle It to an
agreeable reception at every hresidc, and in order 10
do so, each number will contain variety of reading
matter the latest and most reliable teegnPhe news,
monetary article, and full report OF Congress
sional and Legislative proceedings. We hopo to make
1t he decided interest of business men to seek 1t
medium Of communication to the public mind, by an
extensive circulation, based entirely on Its merits s
public journal.
With regard to our national affairs, only say
that the issues Of recent struggle, have obented
all party lines between the people of the South, and
political distinctions no longer known among us
we shall therefore support such men and measures,
whose conservative influences are or can be made
available in the removal Of obstacles to our social and
political establishment as people, and to restoration
of equality 4 State of the Federal Union.
In the present dcpl0rble condition of our beloved
old Commonwealth, and the unsettled state Of pub
lie affairs, know that many difficulties must attend
the building mp OF any enterprise, but with
gy and perseverance we hope to give the "BANNER' a
permanent position among the journals OF the State.
We shall conduct it with liberation and respect for
the sentiments of all who may differ with us in opinion,
and we ask the same courtesy for ourselves
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For ono year in advance. 0O
For six months, - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. | 10
For three months " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OO
The first number will be issued in January
5. II. LETCIlER.
d.c1s If 4 Il FULLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06

A TERRIFIC STORM AT SEA-THE CAPTAIN OF A
STEAMER WASHED OvERBoARD.-The steamship Bri-
tannia, which sailed from Glasgow on the 18th day
of December with twenty cabin passengers and two
hundred and twelve steerage passengers arrived at
New York on Wednesday, after having encountered
very severe storm, in which her captain, John
Campbell, was lost
There were heavy westerly gales during the entire
voyage. On the ODD ultimo, the gale was furious !;
the waves ran so high that it became necessary for
the vessel to heave to" under close reeed sales.
She shipped, however. large quantities of water;
two of her boats destroyed and two were lost
the wheelhouse of the steamer was broken down,
and slight damages occurred At IL o'clock at
night in the height of the Storm while much water
was on deck and the vessel rolling heavily, the
captain went aft towards the wheel and was lost
1t is believed that he was washed overheard. He
was twenty-eight years of age, and belonged to
ROSsheath, Scotland. The vessel rode ont the
storm without other injuries than those already men
toned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06

GAUGES, JELLIES, PICKLES, &c.
y l. doI WOrccstor-brc >anr'
5do7. Royal o.hlrnc Sl"r'
5d0y e. : y : Soho Sauca
jdot Currant Jelly
d1y Cnptos CaTuci1"-
2doy olives Nrr'!ai-s
5dny assorted rcklr~
Prc.srveI Ginger. Pine Apple Chee.e a.
selling low. DANphIDVE SANDEE>nA
jan4-u