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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
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Gro F.. HUBBELL. Sec'v.

Pole Raising The De mOcracy IT Blue Grass
in the Field.
The Democrats Of Blue Grass raised a
Pole, and flung 10 the breeze Buck and
Brock flag Yesterday Our friends are at
work in that township in good earnest. and
will give good acc cunt Of their dongs or
the fourth Of November The town is
sure for old Buck by a handsome majority
Woollvism IS dying ont fast, there. The
probability ls that the contest will be he
tween Buchanan and Fillmore.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

New Goods! New Goods!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.MerrhNMf Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready .MNAe Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gents.
Furnishing Goods and Tailors
Trimmings,
TTAS Just returned from the East with one Of the
l1 largest and best selected stocks OF gods
offered tor sale in this arkst consisting 10 part Of
| the following articles:
0s0adcJOtks.
| English French, German and Amer
ican Of the finest quality and latest
| style Of goods.
Casstsssss'es.
| English. French and American. Of
every variety Of style, Color and
quality.
v<ssts.ss.
White NArseilss, NatAlasse White
Io9don Figured Tins-l and colored
/ Silks Fancy and Plain Silk Velvet,
Fancy SILK and Linen, Italian SIX
Grenadns. Satin, Italian Cloth,
! SILK Plush, aud Faucy Cashmsres in
great variety.
Ovsrc0HStssg.
BLACK, Blue and Brown Broadcloth,
| Union, Whitney. and Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Niue, 0toWn and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed aud
SAHARA u tbs latest iuaparts.
Ready JRkssos.
Uverooats, Over.saeks, surtouts
asAhns Jackets and Taimas, vroeh
anil Dress Frock Goats Of eli Quail
/ Nee and Styles silk, velvet Flush
Goth CAshMars and Valeaeia Vests
| CAsinstt, Sstinctt double and twist
/ fancy aud plain Cassinere and Doe
| skin PRnti DEAN and GUERNSEY
frocks, Wrappers aud Ovsrals
ESsy'sstsAtssD GO0Gls.
Hickory, calico, white plain ln@n
corded A.a Paris bosom, fancy COL
cred Shirts. with common aud polk,
Wristbands; string, De Orsey, cord
% Byron, polka and lap Collars
Seek Tles. Stocks, fancy aud plaiI
CrevetG 0loves--whlte blsAk, sns
s"lnrsd BID, lined buck, cloth Ches
tsfned, Aberdeen, Berlin. Cnion
ana German aud Fur 0Auntlets
wool inegiIo and cotton Hoe; whit
AGd fancy linen aud suk Handkes
chiefs; embroidered isu,e,s wu
whHs aad mixed u,erino ana ss
Wrappers and Drawers. Woo Atts
| Hsa eeeffs. evGsrs, 0ssts NhAv,s an,
ohe~l Fms, ralsailrs, Garrett SKIS
| AID ~ othss ATttgles usually hsO& \
NE ttAdN I'll u which are resbset
A sWll pns6atitst u tbs esashiGs,sss
II ~ ssss6asSts
''''s esH y" VIII ''';,s s, ses' e s.:s n
az i.sp MI W.T. q. 't ri !l Noe, .sae''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

FALSE STATEMENT. - We learn from
pennsylvania that Gen. Purviance, late
Democratic Auditor General Of the State,
has taken the stump IN Butler county for
Fremont. Gen. Purviance was u member
OF the Cine nha,i Convention which onin :
ated Buchanan, and Was chairman OF h.
oInniiiee on ITS permanent organ,zat'on.'
Tribune.
Every assertion made in the above para
graph - incorrect. We were informed yes
tertav by gentleman VIII" has lnst left
Pcnnsyly ania, and who is we'll acquainted
with Gen. Purviance, that he has not taken
the stump in favor of Fremont. nor has he
expressed himself in favor Of the Republic
an Party. The Gen. was not member OF
the Cincinnati Convention AMI consequent
w was not chairman OF the committee on
It's permanent organization.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

Ina O0to Nsvoa. =. The Ohie River Il
eaM " - lGWet thaa ever bsssts Aacwa. =.
otAtsaaAil.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
q H "A NJ ID
DEMOCRATIC,
MASS MEI.IINtil!

Th'I' VII ne a 81 shd Ni Meeting u ibs D.mof :
fa'V ~ Cri'sai Iowa. al Tia" CIV 1T MI SCATiNE;
Tue sdny. Oct Z 1856.
tha hay before the opening OF The Stat Far
Hon. JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE
STEPHEN DOUGLAS
. JESSEU BRIGHT, of Isdiana,
JOHN 4 DIX, OF New York
kiFi'S CHOATE 81 Ma,sachuSetls
And host ~ other able, eoquent and d,-tlnpu. he'd
champions OF the cau- including our own Electoral
1sHi'da'e7, ar rxI@ctedto be present aud address
the meeting
Friends ~ the Constitution and the Unon-iovers
~ domestic peas" am national prosperiiy-turu out
III y'nr strength, aud lend yonr aid IN crushing cut
the Nil" -pirt ~ fsnatctsm and dlscord that now
threatens thu land with a. Tea rfuI tre-ence
CONE OSEi CONN ALL,l
Come a. the winds come. when forests are rrnded,
'"n" ~ the wav-, come, when uayi.- arr ST. apdrd
~ order OF il.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGE MnkTs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
olrsssOGrnsic CIW t---1ts DOtssxs.
Tuesday evening, Sept 30

nrsssOcrn S1ub--.Its 1SOtMxs.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 80.
Pursuant 10 notice the members OF the
Democratic Scott County Club met at the
Cont House, 10 take INTO consider alton the
proprieiy " making arrangements TO hava
The Democracy Of Scott county attend the
Grand Mass Meeting Of the Democratic
Party, al Muscatine, on Tue,dav next.
On motion Of Mr. Hnhhell. a committee
Of th'ee. consisting OF Harvey Leonard,
W. ]. Clark, and G e. G. Dow. was an.
pointed. as committee Of arrangements. 10
see how many of the Rock Island and Scott
county Democracy will 20. and whether bv
railroad or Steamboat
On motion Of Mr. Dow. Mr.. John Hem.
pei was added 10 the committee
The committee was also empowered T.,
make arrangements to attend the Grand
Democratic Mass Meeting 10 be holden al
Iowa City, on the 22d October
The Club then adjourned. after ordering
the proceedings Of the meeting 10 he pub
lished in the State Democrat and Evening
News
s. WHITAKER,:Pres
GEO F.. HUBBELL Sec,v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
A. &. WILLIAMS, i33 Second street
hmm NH AulhSi 2 Isbt


Thi. " q GRITTY, That On. year apo WAS quite
gray AMI my hair thtn upon The iopof nv head
that frarsi t. entire 1ss. la th condition. aI-
pllnd for ad Obj aih,t brtl" - ftuf W~d's 'f's-
t9ratva" and before br u ell ne quart bottle the
gray hairs bad r5ir b DISAPPEARED and u hal THICK.
enrd up u ~ as fnli as usual ana IL assumed
glossy appearance, apparently NOR br1uiitu than
ever 1t before do. thugef ~ Ch"crinll1 recon-
IN, nj IL b. all those Ladies WIN values beautiful head
~ hair will also siac that u" u now OCCASION
ally, for ils healthy and braut 4 in2 tfrcis
Z
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

AAANUfaCTURED ty The Chiesg" Bsg Mnnnf"''
INV Randolph street corner 81 Clark, thicaE"
gLGUR RrcKwHEAT CORN MEAL, NAN FAR
NEHS osNABuRG AND SEA WLEsS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shortest notice, atii ~ Wv
lowest market pr,.ss III" a. eighs Tor h'aEd'h' Z"
u,w orlrina, and n"i Ia b" sutias-"h VA ihis '""'-
t,v ASHAkp
,yetf P,,st Oricr-aditcs, boA 1887.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

kT An artist III !. ulss.lle lately re.
c.l.-d half million Of dollars by the death
OF California uncle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
SIGN OF THE
BIG TEA KETTLE,
- y ov u
MOUSE FURNISHING e00Ds.
W'h01esAle ~sea Ret~tl.

~ bscribeFs have on hand large assortment
~. "a latest and most approved patterns OF Par.
go Cook Stoves One OF the psrtnerI having
,ur. 80 lumber o. years experience In the manufac-
49, Stoves, We are confident We are now Offering
an selected stock - Stoves than has ever before
~. Tered In this city.
.,o.l stock Of House Furnishing Goods Comprises
- every article that DO thought q In the list
s.r;s use.keepsrs' wants. Pure Silver Plated, Brit
rr.n piauished, JapAnned, EaAmelet and polished
mn French ttNned and bright TIN Ware; Brushes
GU m, and Feather busters; Tea Trays, Chimes
rag Hand and Tea oss. Sad Irons, Taiiors' Irons
e. Cords Clothes Lines Pals, Tabs, Washbas rds
=, coping Trays and HALVES. LAnts rms Toilet Ware
y ire Ware, a III ktnas, Hand lruns Ahovs,s and
nes, willow ware. si,ver plated and Britsnia frame
castors cut Or prsassd Glars bottes table and deos
Mats, Ivory, Hosn, Hone. Cocoa AMI Ebony hsudled
Cutlery, vsdls treas, upright ssidipoas noor das,
stove and carpet brusLss. taeihes with very many
articles t0o onesDuD u u,RDtton. Al % which
TIE public are f)aDesseelly tatse n cali end esns..
We. both Gesss aud Srtess,
SAITH / hRMsn6rOr
ns.ss!ai baass 5sasai street, da.- east 81 PER-.
tlySs,
asis as,,vssSA ~ q sssssss " sas sast a. ~
! wv, ssptU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
81 IOufs. March IN 1851

Prof wood Ny HAIR commenced falling IN - ms
thrt. four year, since aud tnuvi IL do e. an
III became quite bald. tiled all III" popular m. III
zines of III. day but to hu ,l.ct A. last was IN
ucrd to tIy cl brat.d Has Restorative and am
h.ppy 10 say II l. doing wonders. have now
t, grow ~ Young han, aud cht+ ffuv recommend
T. nsc L. all similarly AFT cic'i.
AC. WILLIAMS, i33 second street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

eI The Shipping of the world 's est'm-
ateu II liz, 800 vessels, AID the aggregate
tonnage at l5,5oo,GW. II IS worth. acror-
ding 10 Hunts Merchants Masdztnr, the
nous amount of 773,Woom
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
PROFESSOR WOODs
Hair Restorative.
ron PRODUCING .nAIRo ON
r. Il ID " r. II - y.
Ard Restoring
O r n " RI air

FuNIIS astonishing and uurqnaiiad preparation hAs
i never failed Ia produ." growth IN Eaid Head
whn used according to n" directions and turn hair
ba, 10 its original color after having become gray,
and tetnstatr IL IN ali IT. criminal health iu.tre -ofnt
ness, AMI b anty. Removes ~ once III 4rnrf, tlsnh
ruff and uGplra sant itching scro'uta. eruption adj
fey"rish heat fam u" scalp Il al-p pcsshis tie
hsir from beeotainE unhealthy aud fsiiing oil MI.
h nee act rs q perfect
HAIR INyiGoR aTON AND TOXIC.
We annex Il few certificates. t. eufroarate our as
aer.ions.
STATE IF Illinois, Ccriis,t June n, 1854
have uset prf q. vs. cd Iiar Restorative,
AMI have admir-, i,s wonderful If ~, NJ hair
becoming ~ | Thought permanently gray, but BY
th, u~ - the ''Rr-loratlv"" IL has unied its
iglnai color, and have Ho doubt. iermancniy
SIDNEY BkEESE,
IN ~ nltoi Inii'd states.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

Ag,n'loman Of Boston writes - his MI uds In New
Bedford thus
To v"ur ,nqur,rs wonlh r'piy that nrst com
u using Prof. Woods Hair Restorative my
hair a,,~t wkit, ami had been " for W" last
tn years, and Il was thin the top ~ mia
head ami v"ry loos", aud pulled cut freely hui u
found that baur hal usai all tlI' .eceiii b.tttc,
(which eight weeks ruy hair 'ntirry
changed to It's original cuiuI ought hfown) am =
how free from danIuH and quite moist have ir,'
my hair cut five OF six time, me- til" Chaugr and
have never sern ANYTHING Ink" White hair starting
from the roots. and il now thick M u ever
and Dies not out at NIL II ha4 prevailed ~
cast all that could wish 10 ak.
July !, 1865 Yours. etc -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
SARAH y BROWN
CNicd1O Moul. 1854


Ihave med Prof --pr WU0d's fIaiJ k"stUi alive 10
lee did aiyantag II prevent ~" haiG trGm tHitng
cut give II n yI0ss and s,'rta.ss wy desirahle
The FEW gray hairs Lad, Ea'" ent'-'ly dtapl"'ird
Others of family have u-"d -. sd -,ncul Within
In pronouncing II all i prrfee-'t ~ De.
HENRY A. CLARK, Michi1an Avenue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

Rerege Robes.
silk Grenadines Tissues,
Printed JaCOnetS l. Lawns
Plain and Printed
BeregeS Silks, POpIyns, etc, etc.

| Persons IN want ~ SUE. good. Al" requested &c
ths nttilrut, as money can h. savti h'
/ btNiug
W & WADSWORTH
pa 81 up L.. Gl,tr Haus"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
RARE CHANCE.
Valuable Property for Sale.

A two story house, with lot. on Fourth street. op
posite the passenger Depot.
4 house aud lot on Third street. between Iowa sod
lie Claire street.
house and lot on Gaines street. between Fifth
and Sixth streets.
A lot with two houses on e-cond street, below War
ren street.
house and lot corner OF Gaines and Third SITS.
One lot on Second street. opposite CAnnOn's Mil.
Cue lot on Main street, between Seventh aud
Eighth
Al the above property will b sold very chssp
Euoutre Of AxALLf1ELD / HOLM
ssptl6 cor Second ANA ecutt sta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
Sheet Mvslc,,

Sheet MUSIC,
Op ARK, I hear an Ansel Sing" . YER, aus
n song, composed by J. narrsnbere
Nov what shall sing you," beautiful ballad
sung by Miss Louisa Pyne.
.'tanuis Roe" lively s0ug sung by "Christies -
SHOW Husbands DON'T Complain" sung by =
RAsche.
..MAtrimony Polka" sung BY D'Albert
Anything = Az" medley Of popular airs ar
ranged By Mise 8. n ELlksy.
And great variety os other pieces Just received
rom The pablisAsrs hy
kssCl -dtf O. r. CnANDALL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

DIR o. WOOD Sir hasn us'd ntafh 'hT"s
b,ttrs Of your Hair Rssinrai -, hud tar' Bound IT.
Ell e. very satisfactory n ha- etti,sE u sttG.i at
tlsndrrH rom my u al and Restored ~ bar 4" ~
original colo whtrl b ld becorns auit" gray.
WIN TRUSDAiE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

n ycE--av s,sscss end % bbas fur solr "
II 1vAN0, Cnnw CO..
sspsSe ~ oss6ad snd psfPy -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

-so,d ., IA, Market Get, ~. Louis, Mo-, 800
posa~.y New York n a by all Druggists every
whsr Al, Kinds of family patent medicines for sale
on the hes, possible terms. at Pr'i ""oas "''ao'sn'
nent ia Markc. street. u. Louis
o. n, here ty al the Druggists AMI by all popuIai
nn,,,ate ayerywhcre JyILi-tw-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
R.1GS! R.aGS! H.1GS!

For raie hs AlNo'd h Van P,,irn
s.l,lh In " In.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
UNGElk NCAIIkuNS
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gents Furnishing Goods.

5 abundant, comprising everything wished for IN y
a.nteman's Dressing Room. Th"se articles ar" OF
superior nanufsct ure aud viii give complete satis-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-25
MEDICAL.

from parent o child, and cn,riling upon the ofsniny
ruined constitution Fnr the Of all these turns
of di>ease the DOCTORS n cure or a.ks NJ,
! compensation The Doctor can hr consulted hy let.
ter otherwise free Of charge and invites all who arr,
afflicted to call upon him. where he will give them
such sht.fsciion they obtain where else -
His rooms arr No and Arm"ry HAIL of Sac
ram"n'o AMI Montgomery streets. San Francisco
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGR.-Grcat Rcssing to Mankind -Innoceni hni P,,.
ient!-Dr L. J. Czapkays Pr"nhylacticum. (Sef Dis
injecting AgPni.) sur" preventative against gonor-
rhunl and syphc Diseases amt an unsurnnsscd RIM
edv f,r all The yenrral. scrofous cangrenou. -.d
cancerous ulcers. fird discharges from the vagina
ni-rus aud urelhra. and all cntnneous erupions and
diseases. For sale Mt Dr l.. j. Czapkays office, Ar
m"ry Hall, corner of Sacramento aud Montgomery
streets, san Francisco. A inn0culaiion Is prpven.
iative against small pox, so is nr L. J. CZapkal's
Prnphilaclicum preventative against Svphltiral and
gonorrhea diseases. Harmless IN itself it possesses
h, power uf chemically DESTROYING the svphiliic ~
rus and thereby saving thousands of Young dehauch-
from being infected by the most loaihsome ut ait
iis,rscs Let no Young man who appreciates heal n
hr without nr. t5tpkuV's rrOphilacticum Il Is IN
convenient packages and will he found cOnvcni-
.nrto use being used as n soap. That disease bc
prevented by the use II proper agents. is rs well nm
established fact that they can be cured after their
establishment. The principle which i nnw univer-
sally recognzod was received even before the days of
Jenncr the dSrovcror at the vaccination in 1906. aud
its multipl rd benefits since have received.
tn y deserved. the attention of the medical ncriv.
1t in pursuit "f this branch ot the medical Sci
en- - that Dr. H. j. CInpkay urun4irlN made the die
coVery of his rophilaricum which, for the prevcn-
tion OF svphc. conorrhral. cancerrIs and cutan"us
dsrr,drr. stands unriNalcd 10y amy agent in the Thn-
macopocn. The effect of This agent afler COTTON IL
immediate and r"~lnNes the poss hitv of n contrnC-
tion of dh IT. however the disease has been
tnctcd it is useful in neulrazlng the poisonous
tiuns which, by absorption. produce the horrd cnnSe-
qucnsrs known ns secondary syphilis II has hccn
administered 10y the Doctor IN manv thousand cases
and he has vet To find the first in which has iaca
subservc the purpose for which il was administer
ed Price. s.. Full directions attached Ia each
package. In eases where PrOphaclicum - used as
curative Dr. l. !. Cznpkny viii furnish gratis pre-
scripon for his Rood Purifar
Al communications from The country. addressed
" to DR., t. j. Clapkny. san Francisco" will he strictly
and cnnfdeutallv attended Ia. and the remedies
with The grentest care and secrecy. immcdiael dis
patched, by Express other eyancc TO keir dcs
linntion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-25
Miscellany.

GRACE BEroRE ME.r.--A friend
10 Texas is responsible for the follow
Ing: "One Of our stock-raisers, in
.huuting some cattle on a cloudy day
not long since, got bewildered and lost
III the prairie, the weather came on
stormy and thick, SO he could not tell
what corse to take and wandered about
three days with not mouthful to eat.
About noon, on the third day, it clear
ed Up little, and he struck out for a
house he saw long way off. On reach.
ing it, and making known his hungry
condition, the householder, who was a
parson, expressed his warm sympathy
for him, and told him to sit down, that
dinner would be ready after a while.
When dinner was announced, sour he'
ro," suiting the action to the word,
was promptly in a seat, and as he be-
gan making himself at home with what
, ever was within his reach. At this
crisis, the reverend gentleman Of the
house interposed with "Stop, STOP.
We are in the habit of saying something
here before we cat" Our hero filled
his mouth nearly full, and without stop
ping or apparently noticing particular
Iy what had been said to him, replied,
''Go on, and say what you (d-n)
please, you can't turn my stomach
now"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-25

cF'D DR.. j. h. CzNrKAV .--Th" gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice. Is 0t tha
few modern physicians whose application tn his pro-
f'sion and devotion to the afflicted render him alike
An Ornamcn' t0 i"c one and n brnCT ~ the other \
Hungarian by birth he sought weh kos.uih 10 place
his country among the nations of the earth. hcvond
the oppressOrs rule. that her sons might rejoice in
the practice Of those pr'cepts which are alike our
glory aud pride. In his Efforts IT, do. he has
rcapcd the reward of Intellectual resistance 10 opprcs
sion, and ~ home and conury khow him more. -
Apart howavcr, froia his claims upon our consider
alton patriot, the t"Siim ninlS of character md
capacity which u" brings entte him 10 public rnnf>
lcnCe To the exclusion Of those who possess neither
he one or the other. As n gentleman his character
j. uu'arni~hrd; physician. his skill unsurpassed:
and tp those whose impruleucc has left upon them
the Ianls of disease. -CientiouSlv commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find n
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.'s office
is No. 3 and Armory Hall corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-25
HHRIVATE Medical Oihc,

HDRIVATE Medical Oilice-iIundreds Cf those who
n have contracted disease are disadponed OF n
cure 10y not calling on Dr. Young at first. lie will
forfeit any if he fails to cure any case that may
cCme under his care. matter how leHg standing or
affecting. such ulcers, tumors, nodes, punches,
pinples on the face and BODY Sains H the bones and
Joins wakefulness, trembling. copper coored sores.
wasting Of the bones. emnciation loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh. sores in the nose and ears uss OI
hair, weak eyes. itching humors, &. Many persens
after being qeicyo6 ci an eXtcrnd appearances of
private disease. suppose Themselves cured but atler
few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they find il impossible to relieve TO all who are nj.
niced in this way, Or. Young would particularly rec
ommend atrial of his skill. The symptoms with which
YOU are troubled caused by tains in the blood.
which ur later will destroy our health and hap
piness. Mcpherson who has ever had an attack of any
private complaint should not fail To consult DIR. Young
and take n few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine, they rest assured that lheir blood is
In q perfectly pure and healthy conditirn and that
every of disease IS removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srom two to five days without
change of diet hndrance from business, fee.
DIR. J. &. YOUNG.
Onfce. corner Montgomery and California streets.
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S Office hours from Q
A. NJ, to =. Nj.
Marysuille June 10th. 1855.
nR. J. C. YOUNG--DEAR SIR:-Plea>e send me
~ some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case | have friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions.
ringing acise in his head, weak back 'sS of memory,
aud Is generally debiltated he is discouraged and
has not confidence enongh to enable him 10 call and
see YOU. told him how was. and that my friends
all said in consumption and the icOrs mp here
gave me up aud advised me to % home To die, but
instead of going home Called upon YOU, and here [
am as well ~ any of them, md likely 10 live "A long
time vet wifi strenlh enough to work with the strong
est of them Doctor. viii send every one 10 you that
looks To me though he needed physician 1t shall
not be my fault ii any one dies for want of medical
treatment. will do all can to keep the afflicted
away from hos, pests OF society. yclcpt professors
and high sounding titled men. who, # the facts
knnwn. are who lert their country for their
rys gurd. Puhs This letter. doctor. if You wish,
aud hope some of lhase that humbugged me, may
see il aud sheen bud f1r one night.
Truly yours GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-25

How CAME YOU so.--When man
comes home and tries to bolt the door
with sweet potato, pokes the fire with
the spout of Il cotfee-pot, attempts to
wind up the clock with his ot-jack,
tries to cut kindling for his morning
fire with a paper knife, takes cold
potato in his hand 10 light him to bed,
and prefers sleeping in his hat and
boots, you may reasonably infer that
he has been making the acquaintance
of some very friendly people.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-25
DR.. PAREIR AS
graf ITALIAN REMEDY

For the certain and speedy cure of dis
cases of Il private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in-
furious efkct to the system or ary
change of diet. 1t has never failed.
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-25

Cosr OF WAR.-The London Times
figures it up that the Eastern war cost
England one hundred and seventy mil
lions of dollars. Rather an expensive
amusement.