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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-10

ARRIvALs-John E. Warren and Earl S
Goodrich, Esqrs., were passengers home, by
the Ocean Wave yesterday.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
WeaVerYille Theater.

The Chapman Family have been playing this
week at the Weavervlle Theater, to crowded hou-
ses The high expectations raised in the minds Of
our citizens have been fully satisfied. They well
sustain the wide and merited reputation they en-
joy. Mrs. Geo. Chapman cannot fail to attract full
houses wnen she plays. Her classic grace and
true conception Of the characters she plays, will
always make her acting effective and impressive.
Her last act in the Drama Of " Rossina Meadows"
was deep and touching.
The inimitable Everett in his comic songs and
characters, is worthy Of applause.
This evening will be performed the Great Nor
al Drama of " Jack Sheppard. the London House
breaker" and the Laughabe Farce Of g Gretna
Green, or Marriage in High Life
Tomorrow Sunday evening the Celebrated
Piece of the " Fall Of the Alamo, or the Death
Of Dayy Crockett will be given.
These eXcelentprogramme will no doubt meet
with full houses and hearty applause
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
California State Capitol,

1t will be recolected that for years, the
State of California, was without any fixed
place, for the seat of Government BY an
act of the Legislature of last winter an ap-
preparation of 100000 was provided for,
to construct a new Capitol at Sacramento.
BY this act the nail was drove and clinched.
and tie question settled. The same bill
provided for a Board of Commissioners, to
receive plans and proposals The architect
whose plan, being accepted by the commits
sioners to receive the sum of $4,000
AS this large expenditure deyolves an ad-
ditonal tax upon the people of the State,
our citizens will feel an interest in reading
the following description of the plan accep-
ted, andfor which the Commissioners award
the premium. We copy from the Sacra-
mento Uaion:
They have chosen the plan of building
which is in the form of a Greek Cross, of
thC NoilhCHidH oUJIC Win TOtunda and
dome. The length of the building is PIP
feet, and the width 145 performing
cross as before said. There will be cellar
under the building for the purposes to which
an appendage is usually applied the rccep-
tance of coal, waste paper, &c. Upon
this will be erected the first story or base
ment, which will be raised about five feet
above the grade of the lot The height of
this story will be fourteen feet, and as it is
the most accessible will contain the most i'm
portant oiliees-more particularly those re-
quired to be open during the whole year
On this floor will be located the Supreme
Court Room, which, with the Judges cham
bers, Clerks rooms, private libraries, &c, will
occupy an area equal to that of the Assem-
bly, Hall, Immediately overhead, and will
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Correspondence of the Trinity JournaLl
Tower House.

MEssRs. Curtis & GoRDoN-Sirs This pleas
ant resort is no doubt we'll known to your readers
and to the citizens of Weaverville. but to appre-
ciate fully its beauties, one must visit it at this
delightful season.
The Proprietor, Mr. Tower, has spared neither
mains nor money to make it the most ttractye in
Northern California.
The richly laden peach and apple orchards
the rural walks through its extensive grounds
the cool sparkling fountains that surround It, and
the pleasant and comfortable apartments to be
found here, gives positive evidence Of his taste
and success.
The kind and accomplished Mrs. Metcall, sister
of the Proprietor, is ever attentive, always stud
ying to make the sojourn of lady visitors pleasant
and delightful, and Mr. Francis bears the we'll
merited popularity he enjoys with corpulent gran
deur.
4 Theatrical entertainment was given here on
last Sunday evening, in the Hall over the ware
house, by Mr.. d. " Gates and Miss ROwena Gran
ice Mr.. Gates bogus limitations Of the great
American orators, Randolph, Webster and Nc
DuGie, was indeed pitiful affair, and really
sounded like profanity over the ashes of the Illus
trious dead lie might not be blamed for his per
verton of Shakespeare, because il is very common
to see him murdered.
The lady visitors perceiying that Miss Granict
was laboring under a torturing restraint, soon re
tired when the hills echoed with the thuuderin2
applause of male audience in admiration of he
popular hits. Yours, 5. {.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Died .

On the 2Oth inst, at his Ranch. on Rcddinp,s
Creek, Trinity Co., ELHL PALMER. formerly of
Athens, Sommcrset Co., Maine, aged p years
1t is with many regrets We record this melan-
cho'H event Mr. Palmer was esteemed as young
man of exemplary habits and spotless character
lie leaves father and mother at home to mourn
his loss His brothers were near him, however,
and done all that kindness and brotherly love
ablcst medical attendance in tie County, but he
was called by higher and holier power tpan
earthly agencies and responded to the cali Nth
a DiOIs RESIGNATION
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
District Court.

Hon j S. Ptzer Presiding
PeacocE d Barney rs Broch 9' Nels0n.-
Action for debt Verdict for Defts Mo
ton filed for new trial Potter & Howard
for Plaintiffs, Rurch for Deft
JoAn Roloan Is. b. II, Gree0. Dismissed
at Plas cost Howard for Plf, Burch
for Deft
Palmer Ell al rs. Cooh et oL-Continued
until next term.
J. ". Smith et al u.s. f. Y BuHen rt al
Action for Damages Verdict for Plan
tiff, S. damages Burch for Plff Howe
& Chadbourne for Deft
It'm f Harras Ell al rs. 1Hos Frozier ct
dl-Action for damages. Verdict for deft
Burch for Pff Howe & Chadbourne for
Deft
John 1IcCann d al Is. r Neathery-Ac-
tion for Damages. Verdict for Defendant.
Burch & Chadbourne for Plf. Williams
q Howard for Deft.
J. s. JohaSon e al rs. s. s. ArnoH eli a.
Action for damages. Verdict for Phs
500, Damages Burch for Pllf Howe &
Chadbournc for Deft
Paul StaIey, f. j. WiIimas, Peter Doll,
Joseph StaIey, VIM. Porgelius, Andrew
Peterson, Phillip McGrath, John Murphy,
VIM Ryan, Louis Damn, John Hooker, NJ.
Hyde, Richard Ryan and Francis Laurence
were admitted citizens Of the United States
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Palmer. Cook & Co. and Adams & Co.

We clip the following from the San
Francisco BuHetln of the 10Th inst. received
through Rhodes & Whitneys Express on
Yesterday. The Bulletin keeps a watchful
eye on those Banking Institutions
What course do the creditors of Adams
& Co. intend to pursue with Palmer, Cook
& Co? 1t is time they were examining into
matters and ascertaining whether anything
is likely to be realized from the $1,000 600 al
ready said to be secured by coIIateras.-
There is also the small sum Of 100000 of
Bills receivable turned over to these corrupt
hounds, which the creditors Adams & Co.
have an interest in, that has not been
looked after. Whose duty is it to inquire
after these Bills Receivable We were
under the impression it was the duty of the
Receiver, Mr. NagIee but he seems too
much engaged with an examination Of him
self, now pending before referee. Alvin
Adams may be of the opinion that his at
torney, Mr. Park, should see to the matter
Between all hands the affair has Culpably
been overlooked, and the firm of Palmer,
Cook q Co., ever on the alert to take adj
vantage of legal delays, or put their oppo-
nents on the wrong scent, have had an OPP
portnity to make way with the Bills Re
ceiyabe What set of corrupt hounds
God help the creditors Of Adams & Co.
We fear they will never get their just rights
unless he does and it is an old adage that
he will not unless they show a disposition
/ to help themselves.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Meeting of the Wings of Sacramento.

The leading Wings of Sacramento, held
Il meeting on the evening of the / 9th inst,
at the Pioneer Hall. Phillip l.. Edwards
was President, and James Anthony was
Secretary. About one hundred persons
were present. The object of the meeting
was stated by Major Bowie to bepurely a
Wing movement, in which members of other
organizations were not expected to take any
part Speeches were made ly Col Ed
wards, Major Bowie, Judge H. 0, Beatty,
DR., Deal and Tod RohinsJn 4 com
mittee Of ten were apponed TO draft a
constitution for Fillmore Club, and report
at next meeting Another Committee was
appointed to draft an addess to the Wings
of the State. This Committee consisted of
p. J., Edwards, Tod Robinson, A, G, Mon
son, John Morse, NJ. II Fowler, II, Kauf-
man, Lemis EIkus, c, Hutchinson, j. w.
Wiuans, Daniel Meeker, George Moradaile
and w. G. Deal The meeting adjournde
to next Wednesday. There was great en-
thusiasm- Union,
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Democratic Meeting at Canon City.


EDs JOURNAL: The Democracy Of Canon City,
held a Ratification meeting on Tuesday evening
Inst The meeting was addressed by Frank Ilar-
ris, Ghe Democratic candidate for Co. Clcrk) in
a few pertinent emarks, followed byW 5. Smart,
ESD of Weaverville, in well delivered speech
of Democracy style, wherein he dcscanted upon
the various merits of the several candidates, and
upon the Missouri Compromise, which he cOnsid-
cred a nullity, comparing with ii the Kansas and
Ne braska Bill, which he denominatcd the only
safety for the Union, on the Slavery question, ar
guing at the same time, however, that the Union
was never in as great danger as present There
were pc erhaps one hundred or one hundred and ff-
ty present, who listened with attention, mingled
with occasional bursts Of faint applause. One
half the assemblage, at least were Fillmore
Sans" a committee was appointed to draft
laws for the regulation and government of Bu-
chanan Club, which they are about to organize.
After the passage of th3 usual Buck and Breck'
resolutions, the me c ting adjourned.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23

form one of the wings of the main building.
On the same floor will be found the cham
hers of the Governor, and Offices of the Con-
troler, Treasurer, Secretary OF State, At
torney General Surveyor General, Superln-
tendent of Public Instruction, and III fact
all the officers attached to the administrative
branch Of our State Government, with the
necessary vaults and appendages.
The second story, which is reached by
aioht Of stairs-to which, according to our
Judgment, there does not belong a single
rood feature-is intended very properly for
fine Legislative department, as it is the main
feature of the building Here it is that the
portico is appreciated, and the amp lie rotnn-
ia fully comprehended, The height of this
story is SO feet, and its prominent halls will
be those set apart to the Senate and Assem-
bIy, and the State Library leaving an abun-
dance Of space for the offices attached to
those bodies. The principal halls will, of
course. reach to the ceiling, but over the
Offices there will be, as it were, a third story,
intended for committee rooms and Offices.
From the plans We have glanced at, the
arrangement Of departments seems to be
good, and in this view we speak with more
particular reference to the Senate and AS
sembly chambers. The former is circular,
and the latter forms a half square, with the
angles cut off, seemingly very convenient.
Tie size Of the Senate chamber is 64lX50,
and Of the Assembly hall 84x52I feet.
1t is designed that up to the first or main
floor the building shall be entirely of granite
and above Of bricks, coated on the outside
with mastic, and cornices, capitals, windoa
caps and window-silIs of cast iron. Th'
hight of the building, independent of cours
Of the dome, will be about ffty-four feet
Such, from hasty glance, and it may b
imperfect description, is to be the futar
Capitol Of the State of California.
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Selling OFF.
TO PACKERS g. TRADES G

Wd.:I1 o.i'nG S'ocn :i, u "a solomon Mn street,
closing business, within thirty days, alyIIOI n.
49,, 80 anu I.ti AZ, at ana below SaG rancisco
.vI oonn "o p,,SGg @ summer ana WnteClothing,
Blankets, Cutlery, India Rubber Bots Cnats
Oyeralls, &c. A. SO6t UWH'''
Weaver, August 23, 1856, aIltf
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Personal,

Mr.. n Garland, from Yreka, arrived in town
on Sunday last, and left yesterday morning to
survey a route for a water ditch from Rush Greek
to Stuart's Fork of the North Fork of Trinity rv-
er.
Mr.. Garland's report will be anxiously looked
for by our citizens. There is no enterprise in the
State that will pay well, and none certainly so
badly wanted
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
For Sale at n Rargai,

TNIIE undersigned offers for sale one-ha inter
i est in the Saw-Mill at North Fork. lpther
with two Yoke of Oxen, Wagon, HousC1d all
the fixtures for carrying on the Lumber ,iness
The water privilege is the best in the Couy, new.
ia,il"s y anu 'IT Mnl Is new, ana III st rate
,,,,,,,,,fS ~? - .ne Des' onahCe per-
~ es''lcn' III tle county: further
'' p,'' elI"lio at weaver OF Johu ole, or
on lhe premises, OF f. A. rCK.
North Fork, August %, 1856. 2l.tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Acknowledgements.

Our friend jerry Sullivan did not forget us
Our thanks for full files, Of European and States
papers. Dealers cannot do better than ordering
from jerry.
Mr.. Anderson of Rhodes q Whitney express
for punctua fayors in the news line
f. W. Blake of Blake y Co. 5 express has placed
us under obligations for iayors
James A. Henderson, has our kind acknowledge
ments for Atlantic and European p0pers
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Saturday Morning, August 23, 1855,

gel. p. FISHER. is our authorized agent
in San Francisco, to obtain advertisements and
subscriptions.
ras~Mr L. G. JosLtN is our authorized Agent
to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements, at
Lewiston. Bates Ranch, Ridgeville and at other
points on his route
Cs- ). W RAYELEY, is our regularly authorized
Agent to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements
al Cahon City.
gae- Single copies of the JOURNAL, an tcrappers
FOR the Atlantic Mail can be had at the pu6lica-
tion Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23

DEMOCRACY IN AMADoR.-We perceive by
the Volcano Ledger that the most active
preparations are making for the campaign
in Amador county. Besides the meetings
which have taken place, grand rally
come off at jackson on Tuesday, the 2,
September, which will be addressed by q
f. Washington, Frank TiIford, V. +. 3
ger, c. l.. Scott, James III. Hardy, S. A.
Booker and A. G. Bradford. .- Un10n.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I'd :. W. RaVeiey announces to the
zens Of Trinity Co. that he is a candidate for /
Office of County Clerk, subject to the decision
the Democratic Convention.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23

E-8- G.. HeiCher announces to the citizen
of Trinity Co. that he is a Candidate for the Of
fee Of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic County Convention.
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Estl'ay.

GAME into the enclosure of the underlined
- at Mud Valley, on the 3lst ult., MOI col,
ored Spanish mare Mule, branded p. on left
hip. The owner can have the mule by alving
to DAVIS IL Fl *.
Mud Valley. Angust %. 1856. 2.rt
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Dancing School.

ID p. MARTIN, Teacher of fashionable Daing
L wishes to form an afternoon class imam,
cling or Music, Those wishing to Join theIass
will please leave their names at the st. Cries
Hotel. Hours for practice, from to6P.
r. p. MARTIN, Teacr.
Weaver, August %, 1856. :tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Atlantic Mail.

The Atlantic Mail for the Steamer of Sept 5th
will close at this office on Monday evening next,
August 25th, at 7 O'Clock, precisely.
s. D. KREIpER, Postmaster.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
POST OFELCE NOTICE

The Mail will close at this office every Mond,
evening, at o'clock, precisely. Special not,
will always be given of the closing of the Atl..
tic mail. S. ID. KREIDER. p. M
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23

KUCHEL d DRESSED, AHTIsTs.-The latter gen
tleman has just completed beautiful and aocu-
rate drawing Of Weaveryile and vicinity to be
Autographed. Mr. Dressed is an artist of fine gen
us, and will no doubt ryceiye an ample reward
for his labor
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Demonstration by the Wig. Committee.

The Vigilance Committee had grand turn-Out
Oh Monday. the 18th inst. They paraded the
streets and underwent a general review. The
whole force on parade was calculated at 5000
men, The best order was maintained during the
day, and everything passed off quietly.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23

NC ii. IL. Dawson announces to the eli
zens of Trinity Co. that he is Candidate for tn
pffice of County Treasurer, subject to the decsio
IF the Democratic County Convention.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Married

IN this town on the 2lst inst, by his Honor. J.
:. Pitzer Mr.. THOMAS MoTHERwELL to Mis- ELIZA
ADIN, all of WeaveryiIle.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
MASONIC NOTICE

Trinity Lodge, No. 27, #. A. NJ
nOLD their regular communications at tlr
IL Hall, in WeaVcryille, on the last Monda #
each month.
1atj~ Hour of meeting, o'clock, Pm.
j. S. PITZER,. w.
JOHN C. BURCH, Sec'y.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23

TowN IMPROVEMENTS are rapidly going on
Some of our merchant Is are moving into thelr hre
proof brick buildings tn's week
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
DR.. r. A. THOMAS.

TENDERS his Professional services to the IL
i zens Of Weaycrylle and vicinity.
Office at the city Drug Store, west side Ma St.
WeaYer. August %. 1886 9E
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
NOTICE.

Until the completion of the brick building
course of erection on our old stand, the JouRH.
Office has been removed to Comstock & Martin
Corral house.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Rowe & Co.'S Pioneer Circus.

Don't forget it The advertisement will be
found in another column.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23

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Chicago { Rock Island Railroad


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Sp,'tsag .1STNNgcmenf,
an all afier Monday April 18th 1886, and unit
Ofnrth.r MOTTO I ai> VIII lravc Rock Island dav
SUNDAYS pet a. fnlinws
IL mail train ~ 600 \ "
I'd ,-xp9ess. stepping only at the principal
stations at ~ "
~ night ,Xprt.s 4 plinr at AL statioas al0PA
III trt light with 81 class cars al 30 A
7 Ans arrive At Rock Island daily. Sundays ex-
Copied, ia.lpwr
Isl riAat .AIa Ca BIN 4 N.
ii r,p,u-s, stopping only It pr.n stations 40 P. y
vi p,an train a. lU.l5 =. n.
Al freight, win IA class cars 1T b.45p N.
All trans over this road IN direct conneNon at
Chicago with trans oven 18th The Michigan SJrthrrn
and Michigan Central r. Il. 10 snd Irun Dtroit, t.
h,,p Cleveland Columbus. CinciIiatI, Pittsburgh,
Dnnkirk Buffalo, Niagara Fails. AinaDy, NV York,
Pi,ilaa tipOra, eEaiissDnre and Washington. Also at
I,S,lie xith ANS of the Illinois C,urral Road
North 10 Gaica ana South 10 st LOUIS and Cairo, to
winch places ticx.fs can b.. procured Of
S 5. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent.
r. Z Depot, R"fk Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the neers.ty'of giving
Instinct directions as to the destination of their bag
ca. ais, 10 procure tien"ts hdG taking their SEATS
IN the cars as the conductors collect fares only to sta
lions oil, the i'm II The Chcago NRock Island railroad
John r. TRACY, Ssperinte ndtnt.
W VI wBiTata Asst Sup't.
Rock Island April !, 1856. Idfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

rai,ts i,uoe C4tcog. ,or ~ Loc;s a,td iHtrrn,s.
sdiate places.
,c,"n..uaucn Train, tsuiady .sreptsd) 93e M
EA press Tram, tSstu!aS's .xcept.d) II ~ n
rains leure 81. ioais In 1"tca.v aaG int M.
otate i.tac.S.
,,tonnlou ton Tam. t>antig, = seer'ed1 70 "
express Team tS..tat'iay', escs:tcd} ~" p VI
Trau, ren arc.tiy tfnuuga, without eh,i e d
c,rs % baggage. Tfans rln through Jgi#et, Heou-
iue;uf. Spfiu, ttli, tariiuyi. ,ian NIu't.
wfiraIa iun o.. TIL, ~od maxi t.tff.t raHceiors
tn .iniiet Cnt ur ana ,eii-an t'Hirai itfG"-A At
Joliet, making this tn shortest, 4n"et aud most re-
liable ronte DC. ~ ..as and New foik, boston.
riHlsui, ii,,.., and tnt RAJ.
With lliilies .btit X AT bloomington, for La
Sallt, hen.,,,s aud Cairo
iii uiua, western inir",s at Springfield, for
Decatur and hi IS.
With all .he Railroads. ctverprng from Chicago
With dany line VI Packets at ~ Louis Tor keokuk,
New (.r,tai,s, ana Missouri Ever.
Through I,..l.. al pi...s i.ationed anDyf can
be pro,u ca at all the principal tichet offices il the
Cnitcd states. aua AZ tie Offices
IT. II, A.JuiS IN Ch.ago
foot OF " asIn.s .oH nv A. D-a,,'rn street, oppo-
s...S, vn lrses. rile fremont hnas..
RlCE'D r. GUnGAN. JK. oupt.
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5 T A Il N :
INDIAN
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External Application!

An Fnmlyiblc Kennedy toT Fer"r and iguf pumb
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'INIIiS j. on of N,turt's remedies, discovered aud
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tfd> VIII" hav' rs d II. II possesses III power u"
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from, the SYSTEM. and j. tn on, Known Cer3li
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over all ;h"rs asid' from III. iuttiusl value a
a dial az nj il that 40 drCg- ite'l' ne> arr
taken nn tn. >tnma II I, .bli ate and brtts 'ieN!
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u"d uy To- b" tried to insure plac t.,r II IN cr'r.
family whcr. Fever and Aga IL h17 h9n, IKE
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TIA" A.,ut has numh-f'c>s c.r:i.irht"> = tur'
whyh vi Ia pleasure, WI! be sLcwnto al vi hl.s Il
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cur hav" boon fleet u in his ci'v ant yrjnv
K fr"nur> y ~ ais be- 9 vru l." ,i.'.'' it'scf- TIN
x m"i, Powder. and l. applisd Internally AMI il
effects are truly wonlrIfGl.
Prize 81 pr B1x. And cure g11rran'c y n IL.
money rcfGuicd.
LEWIS FINCH, Ave.t
~ II r. Chihis IL DWARF Establishment. 81 I.
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DIR. y MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY StRuE0y,

~ WISHES ~ i,Isur'r the 3rfir Il he h,s
'NRyFs p'ruaD utIV ucat'i III nfy rrfft. vii ne
Scx h" Will cDutimie 10 treat 81 the dis Is y Z
~ horsc subj ct -. on -tht mrt 'rtiltlc
PIlnvi Atcr constant ptd- tIc' II many rrtra
AL kinds uf diseases he els hliv 10 sly th1 m
viii CIV satisfaction 10 all that en,.hy i.i!n. III
produce good Certificates other man Hti
# NV Yo.k lie j. her" only t'w months aud hr
many important cures nc has III cld gitl' bc came
viii Ak for him than readily bc III serted
in S,w>r ar"r.
Tho following gentlemen who hav" ernlla,ea him
sine, h" here the most ta>.'>. y iii CT
iiy 10 his Abilities a competent V teriua Sur
on.
An diseases warranted cured ifcurabc, mon
ey paid.
H. earnestly solicits trial on any case
whatever. Any he calint cure fany Dth,-r man
b" got cur it, he viii pay hl>l .ut d III, own
,rckt.
Prlc evils and Fistulas warranted curei IN any
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

lS5e SPRING STYLES. 1856
A. s. ALSTON a. CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Aa0$es CaHas SrasV Goods, and
~ Gtntlemen's Furnishing Goods,
IN AxEOUNCE 10 the citizens 81 nock r.,.ra
Davenport and vicinity that they Are no,r IN
- recciptof their Spring and Summer Styles q,
% HATS, CAPS STRAW GOODS. Nn
-C"aprisiag all che New md Fancy StvIe. n, the
Day We havein stare sYl % the way from onr
Aanufatcyy5 the BSST SF0CKto b. foun, in the
whole (0sdSsippi HooW, Which will BE- soh CHEA pe
IN than any other house in the West.
w 10 our Old paircns who have bcrslly favored ms
win their custom the past season return our sin
cers th1nks, wa Spnst here say That We came to Dav
enpnrtt !" NAL il on home. and il will ever b. QUO
lam 70 mrru lie. APPRECIATION by strict attention u
susnssC ena fa'r oraimg wit "a.
OLD POST OFFICE Rrrr ZINC.
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afss .s4tsft s,.s Sd,
~ 49, N--.9 y. ;, a.-g ,4.54ze 3ontai1{ps
" from to rooms. Apply atths STATE DEM
- 800 srY .ti.ss srrsrt .s,
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