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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
TO THE LADIES OF CALIFORN1A

nR. L. J. CIAPKAY Late In the Hungarian Revolution
~ ary War Chief Physician to the 10th Regiment of linn
yeds Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of pesh
Hungary and late Lecturer diseases of urinary
and diseases Of Women and Children invites the attention
OF SICK anu aieed females hborng under any of the var
GUS forms OF diseases Of the Brain, Lungs Liver Heart
stomach, Womb Blood Kidneys and all other dseo ses ne
culiar to their The Doctor Is efecting more ce
than any other Physician In the State of Caf,rn, I,
no lse decacy prevent you, but apply Immediately and
save yourself from painful suffering and premature death
All married ladies' whose delicate health or other eircum
stances do not allow to have increase in their families
should lose no time in consulting Dr. Clapkav
The attention of the reader is called to olowng-A lady
OF nigh standing in society and great rospecabtv nub
hsneo % a.! cSrd IN the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch Sept
A CAKD-Ihe undersigned feels Il her duty to express
her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Capkay for tho successful
oy severe attack of cholera niAnum and was given mn
as ncurabe by some of the most celebrated pRysoians
when she called on Dr. Capkay whom she heard very "a
yorabN spoken of and who after short nerod rastoa
the child to perfect health Encouraged by this extaar
binary result she sought advice for the serolous maadv
win which she had been afflicted for eight wears and
~hch had wthstood the treatment of the best physicians
IN Europe and America But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded
IN aordng her permanent relief so that She can now en-
3y NE which since eight years had lost all charms to her
she therefore deems II due to herself and Ia se aud az
icted to recommend Dr. Czupkay as one of the most skill
iul physicians in the United States
MRS CAROLINE GRAY,
to the above: 49, "''ness
A. Glaser Notary Public, 1876. Seventh St
w. All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free
Auuress 70 DR. l., J. CZAPKAY
r. Medica. Institute, Armory Hail.
Cor sacramento Montgomery Streets San Francisco
Rs- sPERMAToRRHGA, OR LOCAL. WEAKNESS MP
vous Debility, low spirits asstude weakness of the limbs
and back ndisposiion and incapabitv for studv and Ia
DOR duness OF apprehension loss of memory aversion n
society love OF solitude tmdity, self distrust dizziness
neadache involuntary discharges pains in the side afc
ton of the eyes pmpes the face sexual and other in
hrmites IN men, are cured without fail by the Justly oele
oIaed physician and Surgeon L. j. CZAPKAY His meth
ou Occurring diseases and Is land unknown to all 9th
er hence his great success All consultations hv letter
or or otherwise, free, Address L, j. CzAPKAY NJ n San
Francisco, California 49, ~ S>''
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
WILLIAM MIII.NOR.
The following is editorial notice in the Boston Daily
Times of August 9th, 1853:

llmeS oi August 9TH 1858;
A SKILLFUL PHYSICIAN.-nr I. ]. Cgaplav
has opened his Office at No ID Pleasant street in this city
DR. C. Is Hungarian by birth and was connected with
the patriotic army as physician and surgeon under tie
patronage OF kossuth He combines with finished edu
cation the most refined and agreeable manners the most
extensive scientific abilities aud skill in his profession and
we feel much pleasure in recommending him To our citi
zens as physician aud gentleman Dr. Capkay has spent
some Time IN Philadelphia whore he the confidence
and friendship OF those who became acquainted with him
Among his friends In Philadelphia are gentlemen of the
highest respeetabity and with whom are personally
acquainted iie had an extensive practice In Hungary be-
ore the Ausrians and Russians compelled him to leave for
being ionnd guilty excessive patriotism We hope he will
receive that patronage due ofso eminent capacity
Inc above are only few OF the many testimonials which
Dr. Capkay has In his possession but cannot publish for
Mnnt of Snncp. - F.' w
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
7. II. RoLFE, Clerk.
No 2.
A n ORDINANCE in relation to certain offences.


The Trustees of the City of Nevada do oran as folows
SEC l. Any person persons who SHALL in the day
night time wlfuly and malciously disturb the peace
quiet of any neghborhood in this city by drunkenness
loud or unusual noises, by tumuuous and offensive
conduct threatening traducng quarreling, challenging
to fight fighting shall conviction thereof be fined
in any not less than live and not to exceed hun
dred dollars or imprisonment in the city prison to
coed ten DAYS.
SEC .. Any person or persons who shall rudely and
wantony be guilty of any indecent public exposure of their
person in the public places of this city in the doors
or windows OF any house, so as to be visible from the
streets, shall conviction thereof be fined in any
not less than five and not to exceed hundred dollars
imprisoned in the city prison not to exceed ten days
SEC B. Any person persons who shall race run, or
ur1ousy ride, drive lead any animal animals the
public streets alleys in this city, who shall ride drive
or lead any animal animals any bridge within the
city at pace faster than walk shall conviction there
ot be fined in not less than five and not ~ exceed
one hundred dollars or imprisoned in the city prison not to
exceed ten days.
SEC 4. Any person persons who shall wfully shoot
re or discharge any gum pistol or other rearm within
the limits of this city to the terror danger of any per-
property shall be fined less than five nor more
than one hundred dollars imprisoned in the city prison
not to exceed ten days.
SEC ., Any person persons who shall be found in
oxcated upon the public streets sidewalks Of this city
in such condition as to interfere with obstruct in any
manner foot passengers teams, stages horsemen, shall
ON conviction thereof be fined not less than five and
exceed twenty five dollars, imprisonment in the city
prison not TO exceed five days.
SEC. o. Any person persons who shall wifully and
maciousy obstruct the Marshal any policeman of this
city in the discharge of their duty or shall resist or oppose
the serving of process shall wluy interrupt the Mar
shal or policemen in making arrest of any person or
persons ound violating any ordinance of this city, shall
on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than
live and not to exceed one hundred dollars be impris
oned in the city prison dot exceeding ten DAYS.
SEC l. It shall be the duty of the Marshal and police
men upon affidavit and warrant, upon seeing violation
OF any Of the provisions Of this ordinance to arrest the of
lenders and take them before Justice the Peace having
jurisdiction for trial.
Passed May 9th, 1856.
c. T. OVERTON President
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
T. il. RoLrE, Clerk

No. TO-
ORDINANCE fixing the time of the stated meet;r,s
n of the Board. "se'ings
The Trustees of the City of Nevada DO oran as totcs
SEC. !. The stated meetings of the Board of T.s:.
shall be held in the buildings No 50 Broad street @ t
third Thursday of each month"; Commencing AZ V n .ne
o'clock r. NJ. Passed III az seven
T. H. RoLFE, Clerk C. T. OVERT0F Dr. ProsiSoO. dSoo;
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
M r d &c A L
DOCTOR J. C. YOUNG,
Office, corner of Montgomery and California
..ur, ..r.uu- .rcnArrl ra1np1z

STREETS-SECOND STORY,
(ovEr WELLS, FARGO co.'s EXPRESS oF1cE.)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
DEAD AND REFLECT
IN is there hereafter,
(And that there is conscience unnauenced,
And suffered TO speak out, tells every man,
Then II is awful thing to die,
More horrid yet TO die by ones own hand.
Selfmurderer-name ii not
Shall Nature swerving from her earliest dictate,
Selfpreservation, fall by its own act
Forbid IT, Heaven.
The indulgence in secret practices the most certain
though not always the most immediate and direct
to destruction Physicians of all ages have been most
unanimously Of opinion that the loss of Of the
seminal secreons by unnatural aid emissions weakens
the system than the abstraction Of forty Of
blood One of the first writer's medical Jurisprudence
state that Of the insane their malady to
such abuse.
How iinportantant then il s-or every one having the
least cause to suspect any trouble in that way attend to
IL immediately even single occurrence should be suf
cient doubt and much If the person had
indulged in the souklling habit The treatment
used by the Justly celebrated DR. j. G. YOUNG in Of
seminal weakness impoency, sterity, nervous debility
and paralysis (he last is the most dangerous and when
occurs ncube) is not surpassed by any physician
in the country It is the that followed by him
for years. under the guidance of the wodrenOwned Record
of Paris and Acton Of London Dr. Young's Office is at the
Of Montgomery and California Streets where he
be consulted that and all other private Diseases with
the utmost confidence and secrecy. DIR. Young will war
rant perfect and permanent cure, make charges.
N. BIetters enclosing $40 will receive prompt atten
ton The Doctors time being much taken up that he
cannot attend to letters unless paid for il.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
c. 7. ovERToN, President.
T. II. RolFE, Clerk
No 3.
A ORDINANCE to protect the City from Fire.


A n ORDINANCE to protect the City from Fire.
Ihe Trustees of the City of Nevada do oran as follows:
SEC The owners. occupants lessees of any wooden
store warehouse dwelling house. other wooden build
lng IN the city in which stoves kept shall cause the
pipes of said stoves to extend least twentyfour inches
nom the outward side top of the building or roof and
where sad pipe passes through any wooden cloth par
uon sding, ceiling roof it shall be cased with some
metal or hreproof plate leaving space of four inches he
tween the pipe and the PARTITION siding ceiling or roof
SIC = The owners or occupants of every blacksmith
shop IN this city shall secure the chnoys Of such shops
wlth wire SCREEN aud sheet iron drum to catch the
SPARKS coming from said chmneys and shall build the said
chmneys to height of at least four feet above the roofs
OF said shops.
SEC g. All persons owners occupants of stores ware
houses, dwelling houses other buildings within the cor
pofate limits Of Nevada fare required to keep within or
Immediately adjoining their buildings one barrel filed with
water and two buckets to be used in case of fire
sEc l. ANY person persons negecting to counlv
with the provisions of this ordinance shall on conviction
before Justice of the Peace be fined in any sum not ey
ceedng twenty dollars and in default Of payment be
imprisoned IN the city prison for term not exceeding five
DAYS. W
Passed May 9th, 1863
p D. c. 7. OvERTON, President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Debility, or somInoI xyooI,.

A NUWsIINUIIOhNI IebIIIty, on Seminal VVrnIr
- NESS--nR YOUNG addresses those who have min
ed themselves by private and improper ndugences IN lint
secret aud solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
uniting them for either business society The follow
ing are some Of the sad and melancholy effects produced b
early habit OF youth viz Weakness Of the back and limbs
pain in the head dmness Of sight loss of muscular now
er papation OF the heart dyspepsia nervousness ira
oy arrangement of the digestive functions general de-
bility symptoms Of consumption &c
MENIAl11 the fearful effects the mind are moro IN
ne dreaded Loss OF memory confusion of ideas der~ss
ION OF spirits, evil oreboddgs aversion of society self
evils produced. '' VI u'e
All persons who are afflicted with any oftbe above
toms should not fail to call Dr. Young and be- at once
restored to perfect health. Let no false decnoy ,ayt
you but apply immediately and yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences of this ferls ~
WEAkNtSS OF THE ORGANS Immediately cured, and full
DR.. J. c. YOUNG
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27


in trouble afflicted with disease And requires medical
or surgical aid the inquiry should he where there phv
sician who is fully competent to administer relief one
whose knowledge of the female system perfect and who
thoroughly understands the application of medicine TO i
sease aud whose scientific attanments in surgery have
made him preOmnent in his profession and whose re-
sectabe standing in society recommends him to the CON
hienc9 OF the community. Unless these and many more
questions be satisfactorily answered the afflicted should
pause before consulting any Considering these things
IN their true light, the celebrated j. C. YOUNG corner of
Montgomery and California streets has concluded to adyer
tSe his place of business to the public stating that he has
been professor of obstetrics and female diseases for the
last fourteen years and is fully qualified to administer in
all cases both medically and surgcay not In superb.
eia manner but in thorough as years OF study
and pactice-both in hospitals and private families can
make; therefore, families rely upon him as father
All IN allieton can lind IN him who can sympathze
WITH aud bcirond them in trouble one in whose secrecy
the utmost confidence be placed Come all We that are
afflicted and in trouble and you will be relieved or cnred
Apartments privately arranged to preclude the posi-
bility OF exposure Wv F
~ h-A letters ncosing $40 win receive prompt at.
tention, and the best advice and instructions.
49,. }, c. YOUNG NJ D.
corner OF California and Montgomery streets nm stairs on,
posile Wells, Fargo Il rs Express Office -
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
Important 20 FemaIes,-VVhen n FcmoIc ;

Corner Of Montgomery and California sts. over Wells
Fargo Co.'S Express department [31
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
M E L.
DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE.
ARMnRY HAIL RIIInINf

ARAlORY HALL BUILDING.
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY SACRAMENTO ss FRANCISCO.
Established for The Permanent Cure Of all Prieate and
Chronic Diseases, and the Suppression Of Quadiey.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
...... NO. l.
A n ORDINANCE in relation to Nuisances

c. T. ovERTON, President
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17
Iiotbinlg.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATi0NN IOEQAN,s

gg 5ONTA. A.cL0THlsG sToKI
n LAkGE and varied assortment of Mems and
Boys kcady made Clothing, snbrse-
'ipy aiithe diaerentand spproyeistyle. and msde
2opd workmen out ofthe best material
Pine, aedfum and coinmoD, Onion, Beaver Felt
Plot, potersheHiehd Flushing, bspgups, baek send
rsetot OYefcoats, Cloth, DTess and Froek Goats of
vstiouscuio.s an agiities Cloth tassims 1sti-
net, Velvet and Tweed PantlIoons. iiIk, attn, Va
Swansdown, Velvet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
sstnet, Doubieana single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jatk stg Drawers. undershis, Hosiery, sugp-nders
Gnve. or vats Handk ,ShTtt 6Hars ;stocss
Ties Scarrs Winchester and eotpsappreVed Pstsnt
ShouIaer.eam Shirts, ,umbrelasand aliarticlesasusi
~ Kept In sen,emau's furnishing stores, including
Robes de CherDreand ksvore F-stgsni CTerc0ats.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncuttlotas, esssi-
,nbres and festiags Of which will be aa.le up to
Orirripthg bestmenner, With prompthe.s, et accom-
mbdnting prices, and by competent workurG, THIS
ests sbl,sbnsnt sn the monthly receipt ofiae latest
Fsshr7n-e thaio rdersingrustedt to taem may be
sdupon being in theiataststyis by those who de-
sitsit. All manner OF plain worksnd aork ofa gsn-
tee medlu.n promptly attenacdto az heretofore
HATS offs new sty yie together WITH all of,he cam
GD kinds constantly On hand.
Gfatofu!inrpsstpationage ,iheIubecfits asaaaHht'
1T hopes 20 mefiiH6 anttnunncc OiiheEane.
- ------tts JOHG JORDAA.
MstchaHUailCfa ndfl2nioT On Frohtsfrtsit eFF0-
.iteths sfpnru tfihs,
I Davstfpo q. .JuIg "a I6ss -gid-tf.
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9s 9if4' the only ssq.i@s ,tb.s s.s 81 ca gale
IEON tsll aze. for sale low
j =, tLosE 4 cos.
stAWs Circular, Muey aud Gross E u, sestah,ei
= ~ I. cLosE q co.'s
RoN rles fhim're t einshad g q spI;ase tss E - a.
fAtrESfraa' foois Of sysEy tsse.Fioas ,.2,.s for
'tHADhE Had Pocket cutlery lssxs ,!oet IL sale
low q, T. CLOSE 3 cos
pomr f"fse 'ftiag ana Chan g1 1,c ,.e,s ;sisa'
1 iChiNISG Eaisand iusalstc.s 90 ssis q
l. 4. CLOSE @-eosa-
"a" ips "'''' 'fs' from e,r & ai4 sisais ooas 4
salDAg Esats R.rs fdr saie On apst
,AEpfN foai. .ofsvsfy as'ed}.tsat .,st = J. ra,
5''' 'A Pistols 'ff' isIo;r iSIo3r x x, .S
S,FoyEs ara Iinwars which an hss.ll sIesss es Al
NTofsa' Portable ari.t aals
l. T, CLOSE s. cos.
+ T.CIosE 8 eets 4
DLACKsMi Ms Tools, Bellows, Anyilsl nalG. |
"7''' ~ ~ - s''o :. ~ :, :. - @ - 49,
Il .G e. pL0sE g. COS.
EEGifE, car sad sigual on Tor ss.4 ~ the barrel
T.! or gallon at r, CLOsE r cog.
.y 9sndrel' a all s'as' f;an @sft 3s foF
J'aruer. vii aad he best assortment ofAms., aud
4 other make Of sao 'ela, spHde.' scoops, Hoes,
e'"s sE"" y '''7 It -
HAlNs, log, o. Ending IG4ss y tiaItsG end
CoRI shs'rsr. aad h G.sJs PEA osssss,
I,a .,s, a'as3 sske'for sale. ,sa.e I
luO d" ssr'oa Sea'o'' es.' PsS.!s. P.'.s.s eo,s
VtsNERs goss--ria Plate. Sheet iron, cSgpsr
i 80 zinc Tor sale at + CLOSE & CO.'S.
SyAuBLEhE sat Goach TrlurainEi ar.ye;g low
= prizes, * I. CHOSE & co.'s
WHITE Lead u oil, 4 Close snd CO. Brand,
W tus.reCsiyed- ~..rrsuted the beet II market.
at -.-.s T.CLosE co.'s.
1 INsEEp 9 bY ths barrel or gallon al, z..s. =
i. -a T. CLOSE 6 COS.
Z -.5.s4 -.=L-
e Ash, ila-- and Pntty at low price. q: --...
- CHOSE " cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS
Al ths Great Western Clothing store
Ia TsCopven stein

o. Z tistlrE roWB
,gIseept Of tbs largest and Do.t ceGzptsts st1ek
CLOTHING. aE EVER. DESCRIPTIONS
ever brougatto TIL. usrket. which has purchased
the Eastern markets. at gEea!ly reduced Frces and
which be fil sell
T.ssnty per Ceat Cheap
ii al any Jther establishment IN his section OF
ry. Hs Also addition % his stocE of Clothing,
receiving exile nsiTe lId well selected stock Of
Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods
o5 all styles and ransiies to which he invites sttsh-
ton, His .goss has tesn ,sa.d with gssa. care
pressy for this Market, and gttc verJ loT spress
IL Hes
da Eztsat, Varsity and Beauty
his STOCK to equsilsd Ia t1is region,
Fresh From TIE MANUFAC1oai.
AL he asksts thst tue puJic geIsrsliy wi mile
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, fssing ssts-
nsd those Who csnuotbo suited In quantity, qua
lity and pricestthe
Great Western Clothing House.
bs saitod al other estabishm. ut ssst of
Chicago 4s Molly.
Aug. 81. 4 II. l.. LoWEhsrEiA.
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1aro warf.
II. CLOSE q. COS. COLUMN

xLyE aft nov prepared 10. offer dssiefa ald con
w sumers alsfge atock Of Heavy and Spell Hard !,
wsfo, upon fns and prices which cannot fail to suit
We propose ~ tina column TO Keep 5dr eustossfs
posted up In hsftware matters and lnVis calls ron
oug fre ady who desire faif deaiiny.
for casa We propose 10 sell AZ = s.nall dYeDge
200o kegs Nails. Cali soon for bargains In Sails
II A' T~rLOSF II CO.
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= ~ - - -
$tspes.
STOW AT WOLF@ALE,
The 3 aIgestu stove store

In the ~e0esss
1AF ghail fsseiYe fbe Oyer ~ Sf Bayisatpn u
w largest stoFs 9f sfoTEs ard fihHEEs
ssf0CE sver bfsnghs 20 D.e State of Iows.= sRIg
tke numerous articles which sh all keep con.tspt-
d hand fortiunsrs arc TIA Plafs, sfssf w
iiner from No. II 10 ~, Chsreeei de-, REssss do.
fs!,ut!on Rnssia a2,, Yi-s, ftzasE Go2Tss'5, b-G-
isr's d., Bisek tin, Lead, CoPgsr Bott017s NettsL
6o., Iron R.rsfs ell sixe, tians1 DO. al Esnds ~
rssa qTgt JapaaEsd de-, 1ipnsys T.sfs;and ws
assure sii persons fsYoTng with order tnat e
Viii sell theTa goods Ia Tire as los - they &c
boagnt In Chicago OF ST. Iouis, Ind much lover than
itey have been paving for them herst1Slf> IN th'.
place, sad ttyms - sEif
Please give ns esii and learn Sdt Ef.sss, sad
then We thnk sou wiiI spena pes,a OF tine nor
~ heresfisr 10 Buying 81 the ,wo place sboys
named. sG4 a@s "a ss"d a av
y. Il. iG b lev a.yz W shan fscsiye n assol.
pe1t1f+br aooss named yooda b5 fsfiross, s1ff-
cieut to supply ihe isamssila.o demand,
Country Aerchsnt- can rely upon being sIppiis.-
all taes wiis T.1wars ard en- fave sabte term. 81
UkeissGis prices.
oit Rsgr, caepef, .sass 80, aa, t.i.eu in eoo-
change fof goods.
Bssdy, between ssTsH. and Second street
MehI2-dhwu HlCKbksHAA II HIChS.
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MADNESS RULES IRS HouR - The
Post. in view OF the apri.ing OF the Nos,t.
proc,aims that "m ad,it IS rules the hour
The ,xact date ol the disease may be sturet
% be when Franklin Pierce. in vioia,u.,, n,
his most sacred pledges, (think Of has sacr..,
pledges9 consented to oe parry to tho.e
measures which resulted in the repeal ot
the Missouri Compromise, and the creating
of vast sectional party in the HMM y
"Msdness' indeed! What but madness
could induce the aimi nistrstion. 70 ,ur,, .
deaf ear to the cry of help from Ksuss,: %
be blind to all the ou,rages sgsinst what
men huid 70 be most dear and sacred. Mad
ness DOES rule the hour, and the chief sss,
OF the trouble is At Washiistop, and sho.e
most snhc,ed by the terrible securxe ere
Frsnklin Pierce asd the rSiing spsrNs oi
| bic imbeciIe administrstioa. DosDw 'Tyss,
serips. eh.a asia So Il sas
u sE>tss ~ s2ze sg9 a. "A go
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FURTHER ABOUT tbs GoLLIsias.
lady who WIS killed is-the wife al Samuel
1 Stevens,ef Lockpori, iifs. Her bod,
vas at the Falls on 1S sttudsy, waiting the
arrival OF her husband, who had been teis-
graphed for. In connection y ith the ease.
we'are informed that wh.ie she bnds st sh,s
lady was being laid ai;1lhese fyssl taaad
upon her person sessra !, haDdred dollars ~
money. Ahich asci has inst been tasrnea BY
miserable seoHndst Shost. name wr 4 ere
unfortanstel, una n TO aserrtata, ,hr rtisissd
into. the r1eG vine . thn h.lay 'x as. eshsbst
ing symptoms ~ h.i.,i ost eroteail,i ,.siri.
claiming that she Ms- h1,i avite, mud de
| ma nded that her effects sroald be delivered
into his charge. He'psay eaArhe par es
Etreme " we'll. but unhapstiy dor, hia, thsf-
were those who aAew ,hs, he was an ,I.
pes,or, and he was promptly expelled, with
The admonition that he had better not be
seen in that vic,nity agaih -B4t. Com
Adr. 1xi zsaf 4ssb-
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F1REs II THE .TrRsFY PHEs.-Nu-
merous fires have recently ragged in
the Jersey Pines In some cases dwell
lipgs have been in great danger
The Newark Mercury saws that those
who have never witnessed large lire
in the Pines, have no correct idea Of
its terrific appearance 1t rolls onward
with almost Tightening speed, its roar
ing in the distance sounding like the
noise OF ccnnon. andits brilliant flame
enshrouding everything around, alto
gether presenting a scene which tor
awful sublimity can scarcely be equal
led With such fire ii requires but
a very short time TO destroy thousands
of dollars worth ofvaluable timber.
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LEATHER! LEATHERn LEATHER.
a# TAKE NOTICE. ST f
rfNHAT IlsIGHT & SEAkS'Nsw Leather Store Oh
j 2i ST., one door from Perry 10 now open;
Where can be found si all times fulI supply 81
Leather fssery description fof Ne shoe er Asrness
Maker. Finainks, Lin,pfs' Lss.ssns nlnaainEs
Upper Beltsnd Harness L<ather Morocco, koa
Ssddieyy. Hardware. Jxpsnsd, Brass and silser
Plated cfever Kind and qsSllty;
Harness sud Coach ,frimninG; -s
otIil <incs: Hrosd Cloths; ina meied Cloths,
ratent LestheI ,Laees, frtxes, Webbing, ssulasa
Rows, Bands, Hooks, Kings, ana 10 shoyt every sri-
We respectfully solicit calls ~ examine saI siock,
feeling confident offer such indnce nts to
8s8sg Hae Z 3D. Ct, one deGr from Perry.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17
NEW TI~ sroRt.

flNht subscribers hare inst nI euct & it'rs e
i risoneet~ees. Third and Fourth .ae-ats. ~i.s Z
hey iDlsnt manufacturing and keeping catsagti'
on hand all kinds OF =
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular stteniion psli to RbhfEs. SfasfaI si't
iobbipg. Country merchants .esn rely aIsng heia-
snpplied wi,s t. wale al wholF .aie prices. s
Rags. OH ropsar, lead, zr taken ~ eoeha fge
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