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Butte record., 1857-01-17

Two INDIAN DIsrRrcrs.--The citizens of
San Diego have adopted, and caused to be
published, preamble aud resolutions setz
ting forth the necessity of a division of the
State into two Indian districts; alleging
that from the great extent CT country (the
whole State) now under single superin-
tendency, the Indians in the southern part
of the State are not properly cared for, and
in consequence the white people are liable to
frequent incursions from the half famshed
natives. The resolutions are framed as
petition to our State Legislature to inter-
cede with tbs General Government fo- its
action in accordance with the views of the
inhabitants Of San Diego
Butte record., 1857-01-17

s@- A Professor having been feast
ed on pig for three or four days. said
to the landlady Madame, this pig,
if you don't look out, will become a
greet boar (bore.)
Butte record., 1857-01-17
ALAS the love af womankind
How deep, how lasling. hut how hl

Dot Elder stood before her dressing
table; her maid had fastened the pink
satin robe and clasped the heavy raven
hair with a diamond brooch /; she was
ready. Descending the stairs in great
haste, she met her father, she was pas
sing him with mere pressure of the
hand, but be drex her to his bosom.
My daughter looks very lovely to-
night. You are going to Mrs Lees
large soiree (! And who is to be your
gallant | am sorry your father can t
90 with you.
'Mr. Temple
All right, he will take good care of
my darling. Yes, my pet locks very
lovely. And so young Broadwell is to
be there. | have told him he Cannot
have my daughter for a wife. Why
tremble so, darling are you cold ;
and he clasped her still closer to him.
Yes, the lamb | have cared for so ten
derby, nursed so lovingly in my bosom
cannot be given to that wolf. Do not
think your father harsh or cold. Hush
darling, | know what you would say.
All you can advance in his favor is
that he is hard student. | know hu-
man nature better than YOU do. [ have
Known Fred Broadwell from a boy ;
know the dark as we'll as the bright
side OF MS character. Premise me YOU
Will think no more about him, but try
to forget him.
Dot kissed her fathers cheek, he
openel his arms and she ran down the
steps.
Dot promenaded through the splen-
did drawing rooms, no, he was moi
there She knew John Temble could
read all her thoughts, she remembered
she had promised her father to see hin
no more, but yet she noticed that she
had chatted, danced, aud sung, anC
still he came not. She glanced rest
Butte record., 1857-01-17

@ J. W. Sullivan, of the San Francisco
News Depot, has again rendered us thankful
for a big budget Of Atlantic papers.
Butte record., 1857-01-17
CHAPTER III.
s-All that Is worth a wish 4 thought,
Fair virtue gives unbrlbed. unOoughi
Cease then ON trash thy hopes TO bind,
Let nobier views engage thy mind"

How many changes may be wrought
IN the short space OF two years. Homes
may be broken up and new ones form
ed VOWS which we listened 10 with so
much delight, treasuring every word
and loving every whisper, as flowers
love the nightly dews, may be turned
from coldly. or listened to with disgust;
.ob)ecta which we loved as our own
blood may have passed from our en-
Orsce' and be forgotten graves which
We visited daily and watered with our
Butte record., 1857-01-17
THE LAST BALLor.-The following is the
vote on sthe last ballot in the Democratic
caucus, which nominated Mr.. Gwini
" NJ GMIN

w. ". OWIN
Senate-Chase, Crandall, Do la Guerra,
Dosh, Ferguson, of Sacramento, johnson, of
Ell Dorado McGee, Melony, Vaudeville, Nor
man, Walkup, Westmoreland and Wilson,
.assenaJiy-A Anderson, Barrett, Beatty Brent,
Burns, Caperton, Coil, Covarrubias, David
Davidson, Edwards, Fuller, Hall. Hamm,
Hunt, Hunter, Kendrick, Larue, Miles, of
Santa Cruz, Miles, of Sierra, Moore, Orvis,
Patrick, Pierce, Kicks, Rogers, Seawell,
Shuler, Stafford, Steele, Sweezy, Turner,
Wood and Wyman-47.
NJ S. LATHAM.
Senate-Carpenter, Merritt and Tilford.
Assembly-Aull. Birch, Carpenter, Cassin,
Estell, Gilman, Graves, Hare, Harrison,
Holden, Howard Inman Irwin, Livermore,
Mcdonald, Mckune, Mitchell, O'Neil, Show
alter, Underwood, Varney, Warrington and
Whipple-26.
J. W. MCCoRKLE.
Senate-Johnson, of Sacramento, Shaw
and Tallaferro. 4sSembiy-Jenkins, Long,
and Morrison-6.
Abselt-Mr. Watkins.
Butte record., 1857-01-17

EARTHQUAKE IN SACRAMENTO. "A shock
of an earthquake was felt ia Sacramento on
Friday says theJOWnai The movement was
undulating and the direction from north to
south. Much alarm was felt in many parts
of the city, no perceptible damage was done
however. either to persons or property. ex
cept to one building, owned by a Mr.. Kosh-
land, which was sunk an inch, and the plas-
tering shaken from the walls. The shock
was felt at Bensons Ferry in Sacramento
county, and it is reported that some build.
ings were shaken down in San Francisco
WALKER s WILSON'S DITCH.-We learI
through Mr. Wilson who called on US yester
day, that the ditch now being constructed t
Thompson's Flat, Of which he and Mr.. Walk
er are the principal proprietors, will proba
bly, be completed in the course of week o.
ten days. The Thompson Flatites anticipate
flush times when the long wished for waite
arrives, and in anticipation of their goo'
fortune, are already filed with rejoicing =
May they not be disappointed
Butte record., 1857-01-17

raiD," and living objects may have tax
en- their place souls which were in
nocent and pure, contented and free
from care as a feathered bird which
sails carelessly through the air, may
become welded to relentless ambition
and forget all except this life crushing
tyrant; the young, who was all life
and loveliness, may in that time be cut
down and moulded into silen; dust
and in another two years, | who write
and you who read may join the white
sheeted multitude. Yes, all thi, may
come to pasa in two years, and the
change be SO gradual that we know it
not
Fred Broadwell aud his college chum
saun;ercd slowly up the gravelIed walk.
His step wss firm, and the upper lip
closed tightly over his pearly teeth, his
smile had lost its sunshine and in its
stead was, naughty reserve, and his
mild blue eye had grown almost dark
from the unnatural Sre that burned in
IL, ne 100, was changed.
'And here is where the little beauty
lives you have raved so much about
said ohm Temple, as they came in
front of DR.. Elders residence. If the
lady does not believe you love her,
she should have seen your letters about
year ago, but you talk no more of
her, have you grown weary of your
birding She is handsome enough to
retain the love of any man.
No, not weary exactly drawled out
Fred but, to tell the truth, | have
had something more to think of here
of late. In two months shall gradu-
ate, | know it will be with seme hon
or, for | have stunned, and after that |
must study the law. am out of mo-
ney, and Dot Elder has a fortune |
can never get through the law without
mon"y, you know l an pretty hard
hand ca it, can you see through the
knotty problem ; As a lawyer, [ tx
Oect to make the man l see in my
ureams.'
john Temple withdrew his arm fr m
out Of Fred's and pushed h:m from him
as something loathing.
DO you love her =
L do not dislike her, and prcsu
shall like her well enough when have
time to think about 1t, but my youth
must be speut in labor. | feel as
though | could sacrifice every creature
and feeling for my aegrandzement,
and every sacrifice l MAXI but makes
me stronger for another
You would marry her for her mo-
ney ?
That is question I shall not an
swer. | do not know if [ shall be able
10 do it, as the father does not seem to
be very fond Of me. | thought he
would Ike me, as have the name OF
being So very studlous, but l can't gain
the old genllemau's regards, he seams
positively to dislike me, has forbidden
me the house
Indeed If fyou fail [ don't know
but L shall try my luck
'Ah, laughed Fred; and do you COW
ct the beaurys money!
No. replied John, briefly; Il hope
there Is more Of the man about me.
you have my best wishes for your
success, sneerrd Fred
Let's talk again Of your affair. If
the pa dislikes you, how will you get
hold of the fortune ?
Ignorant boy Secrel marriage, es-
rangement for a short time-tears
shed by the bride-notes passed be
recalled, AID all is right
CHAPTER ".
ALIAS the love af womanknd;
liV~ deep, how LASTING. but how hlind.'
Dot Elder stood before her dressing
table; her maid had fastened the pink
satin robe and clasped the heavy raven
hair with a diamond brooch she was
Butte record., 1857-01-17
CHAPTER II.

"Mine be the hut, if there affection dwells,
Though meanly be its occupants atlred;
For tiIe blind deity hath wondrous spells
That oil with golden light earlh's worst rece
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
TIE srA1EOP IOW 4, u
I. -

THE srA1EOF IUwA,t
SON CuCNTy.
t. VIII ~ Wood aud Phc.e A Weed HE VIII and to
h-r.inai;-s De G lied:
XX-HTREAa on the 2Gih day Of s-Ii~nii~r. A. d.
w lsel said " iIsul v cod extc1ued nh'o one
stephen Tn ul,s0n among tiers, u certain p'ohis-
sow note for the sum OF w. thonssni d"'ars, pay
able On the first day - January, d. lSa3 anu ior
To pu pose ofserurng tie payment o. sah m"e. we
all " illlnin v God together with P'1he a WnodI
We. executed = certa II NOR YHv<. conveying OF 'be
>. rr Sc sI"r..mi t,sa9 II an pom. M following
pare l. 81 lau,i in Scott County situate to-W
II south hal. Of sr-tYn No six tel TIE s-nth--ast
quarter cf,hr north quatrr OF .sd ''ftna -.
10 srJ thu wet hslf OF The -onfii-wrst auste' "
-,fi,n No ave ~ all In fc~ns' 10 No ~ my no
t7sl north range NJ f,"ta -a.f OF tue MIN :" I,
yt.t, aid N,r,gsve Wa NJ, the seth dnv OF sep
'tnbef A u 1851. day r.cs ded IN The ~ o, aef
oftg- 81 AID y OF Coa,ty, y book ~ o' A"H
;sg.. r.s- 81, &c, L. ~hhL refrrenc" rlsy hAf
An w.,-r a. II T. .sli rot hrr-in i"trr y as " .
com. ~ .afi=yshf. -Ii n = -ati VII am " o"l
a, falt, 10 l.y ~ same H." -ari st phen fhonp-
.an 4. ri- 20 fsr rioset. Notiss'', ana tof
thi-r o. Harry I.ora = q. Stc W. 'a."
& u ". xhI on -atur ny he 1Nth lie. o. ware. =
y 1857 IT n. Conr' li"h-- Coo " ne cry ~ .tv
IMPORT. AMI NJ The honr ~ NC "'fotk III Wv a"s
noon proceed to by pablls OFT ~, Tor as 70 lhs
Highest bidder thereto tie saw tafre'r o' 'a' y.
luch h.r-o' ass sil he n'tessar, to psy ana sa"
Z, tho am unit due upon earl n"'e.
DsvaLo,L FEBRUARY - Iatr.
SrFPHgN THOMPSON. Mortgage.
HARVEY LtoNARD,
s.ho,s,a sh.riG Of .sh Count.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Trustees Sale.

XlvrrsRAs on the s.'h day % Mach y. ~ =
w Hans Bee-m and Marvsrr'hs FT'n ss'cnisd
unto Austin (orbin IS usiee, certain n'd 81
Tru.t. Conveying a. aid Tr'sice the lsnd IN ee't
eouu,y Iowa, d. cribad .s hiioaa TO VT; 81 tina,
erts;n parcel Of isnd STATED in the 6ity of "as'n-
r,-, and dr-c-he ~ 'o.S-, 10 vii: ne M
+. ~ nunb rel .ev ~ In box rrrb"r'd on- O.
"a q Gems Addfi the city ~ p-vntori, vhnn
aid CONVEYANCE mad ts Id Hans AMI haRs-
rsihs for The puspse II setu irg the r,'meht "
or ain prttn'ssory not. snd the III re- 'hrr''
~. .ssned bv sid Hana frrnh dsied -"
2&h dsy ~ March. A. u 1855. ard saysnie
OIL the first :sy Of Jsnusy. 1887, with u'"ie-' 81 y"
per cent after.
AMI nov "a d note hs-ins t-~ or,s fu" AMI psssths
and The said Han. Brrr having ssii"d :" %, the
ZANE. T. Antin corbin. Trpt-~ - sfp'- d. h'r'-
" s,vr this public nrtc. thai NV rtnr o. th' nv
vii 10 in ne vested nv .ad D "a - Trust, wi On
Monday the ninth dsy al Msreh thlsa'.at 2"ei'fh
,n the A. enonn Of sa,d dav S'hr Court u"us~ d"or
in the city 81 Davenport vs.se ard on~r tr -sle ~
praic ,ucton the ps-rv' NJ land sh1>" "e-c'~d, or
20 mr.h tn. ~ ~ shall be sun INT ss'ffy anh
nay the mt ~ -si n,te Win thc i'rre-f thereon
10 the dsy OF sn together with oil the costs and eS.
rsusss attending said sss costa - this notice. ana
Tyuste - fee. upon ~" ompltina ~ as'h -sie "a
viii b. gwen n ccrdsnce vi tie stil aniionr OF
sad p.oi ~ r.nst d, the m re b Aser.
D..ei TIE 18th day c' y hrnavy. 'S
icbi? AUSTIN COkh'N. If"s"s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Over 1000, goo Feet,
LUMBER! LUMBER n!

THR ubscrhers would respectfully Inform the
] builders Of Davenport and the public gene rally
that they keep constantly on ham st their Planning
MIL IN Rick Island, corner a. Rock River and wash
nstnn stre-is Seasoned Flooring and eidinR and al
kindsuf finishing lumber Of the bsst quality. Call
sud sxamins our stock before purchs-in elsewhere.
J. A. BlpDISON 4 90.
tobsv %, 1854 year
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Chicago L Rock Island Railroad
GH-lss 1ssssE. re s:
VHsjHfSy. .1f.rn, pue~,>,.4.

- 0Ss ~ WvVDotN
IN and after aondsv Dec ~ 1855, and until
Ofhrther notice t-sins will leave Rock island dalry
SUNDAY *" = ID, As follows
IL Gsil tram st 10 On Il
70 ish cNl"ss sop. n.
- r. l2ht. WITH 2i c'sss cars 1t 80 A n
Tft,ns arrive 81 Rock Island daily, Sundays ex
c.pt,-i. A. f,lluws:
st risat eSpi-.-.s bcoA n
- Taa'i train 81 sop n
" freight. W. { "a cla's esrsst s3oPM
~ ,'ars "v"' this nod are In direct cnnex iau AZ
thicrg1 with ats over bnh The Michigan southern
and Michigan Central z R. t. and frura Detroit To-
.in C.v land Columbus, Cine hnsti, Pittsburgh
Dnrkirs b'fso. Niagira Falls. Albany. New York
Pinist"phis. baltimore and Washington Also a;
L,Sals with trans 81 fhe Illiini. Certrai R..i-
North 10 t.aens IN. south t" 81 LOWS and Caro- 10
whIch places tickets csu h rra~-,reda.
s. =. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
X Y. Depot. Rock Island.
P-sf~n=er~ az rr0.ir'i ~ the I>~-Sltyo .. giving
u itnri dr"ct'oi> 10 tn destination Of their bag
gag- also 10 IL s"is bsre takins their seats
In tn. cars the Contractors collect fares osly tn sta
tons the lin. 80 h- Chicago b Rock I-snd railroad
JoHN +. TRACY, Superintendent
" II wNrsAB Asst Sup't
Nrt Isi.ns Nv % 1886 IAN
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Chicago Alton + ST. LsuIs h. n.
g 09 pa
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chic0RO and ~. .Omfa.

~aSas Isses CAiss0o (bs =. kouls ssd tassrsaI-
df0ss pleoas.
Accommodates Train. (6anaay'S s1cepssd) 80 AZ
Gxprsss Train, Saturdays sscepssd) II tor .
7ratss lsvss y. Lsssefbv CAtca00 osd tss>rs.s.
6jasS psescss.
Acccminaassisn Tss!n, tsuadayt e1cspsrN) esA =
typrsas Train lessarday's cxceptsdl ssuP =
TsaiGs run directly tAroa0h, without change 81
easssr bseoase, T1sins ruA 0sough Joliet. 1ioou-
inssnn. SSsia9e<ad, CAsilnvfls end Alton.
vifrs,ns run On this poeA aAke direct oeansctlena
III 1oiist Cut % end HisA,vAa Central kalsead "
Joss, nahina tAs NE ahesss, (aiasss, sd aSss -
liah,s Peuse 60lsesa = LsaiS and 1sw York, nssssA
PhnAdsipAia, cod the kass.
With 1ninsis CeotsA h. = ~ HAeoninstoa, tot L.
Sale, u0Asa - cxiso. $50
i,A 0rs9s Wlgehsa Of luiss,s % bDsingoed, fss
Wkh = Is 7snsoaA s,,sss~s Aea OALsv.
esh 6slS une q HephsGs q = kesh fee Kssk1k
New 0eaGnhA ane utooari Uvue. ~
Theea6A Ttekses III " ple6a - voAea EAos4 eAl
~ Dssssssd q ~ tAs pslneipA Y. Sst s0sSe - ~
UaAe1 feops, - = Ne o0Gss -
sssSS ~ ~ ~ s,sss.s::s - ~
EsaniaGAAA. -. / NJ 6kDt31
Apples, Applesl
tTsvo teeeeaD hsss &ss:aa ~ Wsss
-. A'' :" staauyt a,Asss1sAs.
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KEADY.MADE ClOTIlING,

New Coeds!. New Goods!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.ucrchMMG Tailor,
AhO!esalc sud Retail Dealer
Ready Made Clothing,
C2oihs, Coss.merts, restinys, Gents
Furnishing Goods aud Tailors
TRIMMINGS,
IIASJr returned from the East with ore 81 the
l iArie-t aud hest selected s,octs Of good
,c.Fea sale In this market, Consisting IN Fart o.
tue flIowtng articles:
DrOudcl0fhs.
English French, G. rman and Am.-.
lean, 81 thu en.st quality aud lsssst
style VI 9oods.
Cashmere.
Engiish, Frouch and American o.
every VARIETY OF style, euler and
quality.
White nsrseilles Msislssse white
London, Figured Ttnsel ard cnlorcd
siIts Fancy anil Plain Silk vslvrt,
Fancy sink and Linen. Italian SIX
8rensdine, estin. Itsi,sn C,.fh
SIX Push and rsucy Csshnsr-s In
gseat vaiirty.
esrc0afissN.
Rlsck Rns ant Brown RrcadcIofh
Cni'n, whitfny. AID Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Blue. brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver. Canada mixed and
sAfars " the latest Imports.
re adev Made.
Ov~rcoats, Over.ssrts, 0urtonts,
/ Recf,ng Jaes"t, and raimss. H-ocA
. and Dress Frock Coats OF ali qus,-
u-s snd ssy,ss: silk velvet. Plush.
G. n Cashmere and vai.nen Vests.
Cssineit, Saiin-tt double snd twist
fancy An plain Cashmere and Dee
skin Pant; Rn'n end Guernsey
Frock,, Wrappers and 0, erals.
80 sstshissy Goods.
Hickory caiico. white plan. linen,
0,raed and Paris bssom, fancy col.
ur,d SHIRTS With Common and po'ks
wristbands; string, IN Ossey, cord
Cd Byron, p'lka and lap Collars,
Neck Ties Stocks, fsncy and plair
NrAvsts; Gioves--whi;e hlS.k aud
colnred I'M, Iin-d bnce caJtA C.e-.
tsra~id. Abersiesn. Berlin. Union
end German aud Rur 0nuutiets
wool m~rino and cottUo Hnee; whit
and fancy linen and siix Handler
chiefs; ssubroidsred lambs wool
shis aud mixed mcrino and sin
wranpess and Drawers; wep MNts
ecsrfs. Numbers, 6ents shaWis ana
shawl Pins. umbr-ilrs, Carpet SIX.
erh al Other articles usually hep, b.
the trasie, All u which are respec,
fully subsDittei " to e8sonisaslu
Ct cpstomsrs.
40 sAry san Eli VIII sssass ehoicr s~,se',ona.
EDWARD ALDEH.
secoua street, Opposite " o,sirs nsv. Davenport
"a, ihst~s1n hAln and Brsdyb ssp'A-if.
=
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New York and Boston.
-
TIME AND DlsrArCE SAVED, VIA
.1rsU York and Erie


.NeaU York 0Ml Erie
Wife Gauge, po,.I. 7rack,
B A I L r @ A D
Vie D1akiyk Buffalo NiaeSrs Fall " Sws-
pension Bridge.
vTNTHiS l. the only Wide Gusgc Railroad having
wide ast spacious Saloon Cars runIiins through
fr"m Duutirh Buf'Ale Niagara Fails and Susprns,on
bridge TO New York
without Change Of Cara or
Da4g0gcs
sEordiny unusuaicomfort,
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston pAsssngers leave Hsv York daily, 81 3
o'clock, P. NJ, on the
Meet Splendid Htea meru u lhe
World.
via
Sioning'on, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of the above
rop'ss.
rhroush Tickets and scners, Information oan BE-
procured q the CompSny's Once, No. IS Dearborn
street, opposite fremont Mouse. Chicago.
Merchants. Produce and Stock DEALERS caH make
through contracts BY calling the Cornpsnys Agents
A. ". PETERS, Ag't, - Dearborn street, Chicago
-. SMITH. Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decf7du
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Mississippi & Missouri E. B.
g 0.s lEH

W ~ z 3 p 4
nS and arev Monday, J.nua ysi, 1sss and Unit
, further notice, trains will leave Davenport, f.n
N1scstine and Iowa City Sundays except-d) a. fol-
lows:
1T r-ri:h' and Euixran, train At s,s.v
I'd Mai, Train at go
Trains VIII lravr nsvenpcr, for Chicago dAi,y Sun.
~ "yc"ptei as follows:
1t Mail Tv.,e. at s,sA n
g. Freight Train At 8 N , ~
81 Kxpreat Train, sfs I'm > 4,
Trains arrive At Davenport daily, (ssndays excsp.
ted) ~ follows:
FROM THE WEST.
lst Freight Train At corr
ID Rxprs.s Train at 085
PROM THE EAST.
LIST Mali rrain Al 100 A n
~ Freight Truin, at SO A ~
trd Exptrss Train ~ S.l6p =
The evening train stops one bear ct Davenport ror
supper
All trains ont ~ Davenport viii mate coasr<tiops
with nusrs'n~ and lava City
The Passenger Train cor,Docss at Davenport With
he Rick Island h ChhsR, trairs The eyr ns tran.
stops one hour IN Davenport for snppsr
fssseneers are reminded ~ n. nec-as,v NJ rivos
iistnct direction n the dratiuscu Of their bag
rage also procure tickets before taking heir seass
the ears. A. DAT SAINT
decl dN
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tobsr %, 1851 l ",
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

VTVH4 subscriber keeps constantly hand oil qual.
j itt-s ard thicknesses Of Dry CHICAGO Lumber si
bis yard OH the corner Of 1ocA Islsnd and u ats.
ytAdtv VWuULIN.
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
:FEbRIFuGE WINE.
us QUART BOTTLES.
.V'EV'Ele M OWF 10 Fill


.V.EV.ER A.eODt:t' IV Fill
i Of v-ver and ngue, Chill Fewer, Dumb Ague,
aud all pfous diseases. THIS Va uabe medicine hs.
now en- i~iore tho public Tor s-vrrs vars. aud
here can b. better tvliruor on r Of Ito M scy
than lis extensive sale, and osns andy ineI, a,ing
reputation AMI this Is vw.ne to Its having performed
nf the most word full aud a>t,n,shing cure
that have ever been kn"wn. Being purely SeY'ta-
bite fr'r ON all for ign s@t' riou ~ IN neral cuIu-
inst safely under almost any Circumstances. II
strength. the stomach ig"rstes The svxtem ard
entirely prev nts the laBKnor and pto-t Ativi of
strength which s.sAys stt-nds f.Sei aud Aga. and
all biiyus diseases. II oaly breaks be Il Ills and
checks The fever but removes the diseser ot the Law
,r and other organs on which The Unni and Fever
depends The ihousand- who have urec the fehri-
fuge wipe need fur, her es dencr Of its Sirtne than
IT'S happy FertrstNs feet. Is L. truly . wonderful
mcciDr, AMI operates on the system like . charm
Tn. hr-t s-oord d Of Frbrifugr Wine breaks the
Chs, and II cJutinu, accordin; 70 the disections
removes tn, dis as perman.ntiy from, the system.
aid leaves the b.riy Il healthy condition. Thoss
persoLs Who alnctsi With Fever and Aguc OF any
form Of bilious diseases recommended " give
this valuable medicine fair trial Which Is oil that
to insure succ-ss, and convince all Ut ts
srprioTit, ov,r every other remedy ever c6ered TO
III pubic. Certn nt.r Of the highest respect ability
might presented to suhsi atiAte all that IL claimed
IN IT. behalf but 1t will b~ left 10 I'M rvdu.. t.e.i-to
stand fai upon it, own merits
Csut on " the Public.-Be sure that the name oi
the prvp. -tot, JOHN WiAER, IL in his own handwri
tins. on the Plom's-ory Note Which IL att.ehed ss
thu h,tto,n Of each engraved label oil the bottlcs.
| Sold ss retail by Druggists And Merchant '>eiy
where.
All Wholesale orders must be directed toJohn y.
ner, 81 Maiden Lane, N. r., or " aaS Baldwin
whlessl' d. uggiss, Chicago.
Sill wholesale and retail by 4easrs
ALvORD VAN PATTEN,
g10-dAwly Davenport. low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Chinese Sugar Cane.
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