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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-25
The Old Tine kesumed!
THE UNITED STATES MAII LINE
Davsapsrt, Rsek Island 4 keokuk
PACKET COMPANY.
- Ben Campbell
CAPT LEROY DODGE
A 3 stiLrs, cHAs y ,ssrssis clrhKs
steamer go. Mckee,

An conwIs rrs i Eiscsnrnr. cLEpKs
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 18th,
~ 1881, the above named Ioais. forming this line,
will leave Davenport and Rock island ~ follows
The Steamer Hen Carafb~li every Monday, Wed.
nesdsy and Friday evening".
The Steamer Mckee every Tuesday Thursday and
saturday evenings, on the arrival ~ the Evening
Truin from Chicsnp. and The Raeke, from 6sisna
connecting q, Mnscailne with the Evening Train from
Iowa City, st Burlington with the Morning Train
Hast from Chicago aud Wsst frum Mount Pleasant.
aud at ksokpk with th. great Nail Linc Steamers
Jenny D~ans, Die Vernon and Thama. swami, Fur
Quincy, Hannibal and n Inuis
Returnins, will arrive ~ Rock lslaud IN time 10
connect with tho Evening Trait 10 Chicago, spd tk4
Morning Boat % 1aIena, Dnaleiih aud NJ Iau'
Fer Freight or Passage apply on hrard ar 10
EFs BURROWS = FkETry MAN,
nsylz1f Agents,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-25

lie CLAuURE FOUNDRY
~ q
nj DONAHuE, SUCCESSOR TO MLssRs.
lVls lie Claire 4 Davenport having purchased
tas above premises, 10 INV prepared 10 manu-.
STEAM ENGINES,
Of the yauinu. kinds rnitahl. To- ID. wants ~ the
country Also,
aAsIISoa,
iur ali u tho dlncIaa ~yalietsa. az
MILL 0EARIxds AMI sIiAFTiNGs,
Of oil dsscristioaist
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES,
Cape, sills, Brackets. Columns. ~ sc always Oh
haId, and made Ia order
Connected with The above il a Fogging shop, under
the direction Of men 81 superior sill
BRASS AND COMPOSITION or CASTINGS,
MADE To ORDER.
BABniT METAL ALWAYS On HAND
Ny stock u Pattern. FIR Machinery, Eul'diUg ard
Ornamsn,Al purpose, j. uasnrI asssa b aWy similar
establishment NJ the Nssi.
Repairing done NJ the shortest Notice.
charuss reasonable. Cssl at all time. paid for old
iron ard copper
~ Corner % Front and Scot, s,., Davenport
mh2idtf ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-01
Sceimsuu9cn.

Scctu9uu9cn.
Ter ,,Tn;e0cr" erihcint ccu @itmrh une SomSa9 uno
ipire Zen p NtrnMcnn inS SouS 9tro6t. Ter h0tdhric
sttnncncnS reiS tcds $ljO mctr noM gmrfaue cr eri
9lnmc cnh mcrbcn mui. Gu0pIrti9c Nbrnncntcn tctbl
ccu gro0 bcn raStcr 0ct,cr 9rr 615 0cfI0t niurn
ben. 9rcic unb Nittbciln9en wcrbcu onfirt crteten
SM;cacn uub Sauntmoun9n ocr er rcee inter fr0cner
SrnNunNcn ouiNcnrmncn: GinmoN Grud9 cinte SauorsS
Sclc wrnecr hSn ucn S0uarc) 30 Cts, Sremolag
Gnrrtuno Gt5. mb fir itecS mc tN % Cts; fir ctnI
Wrna So fur rci pnotc $500 ur erei Mrnate 5000 u
fcS Mirna Gr6Eerc 9nacn rerru pcrtGtuRmdH9 be
hitrtt bic reip Nbrunnien bclcnecre Scrid
auta. nesn fSuncu be I'M utr ccS pperr9chnen 3o9t1
l'n Srm tie 3eitlu9 er(Hcint, cn8clanet merecn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-01
Il. Su6rgumg.

The German "RlCHMOND ADVERT ISER
b. HAssEt., Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday. nj
So per Annum payable III advance Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFt. ;E: 1914. BROAD STREET
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
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The rest was illegible..

MORAL CoURAeE-Sidney Smith, in his work
on moral philosophy, speaks in this wise of what
men lose for the want of a little moral courage
or independence of mind "a great deal Of
talent is lost in the world for the want of lit
tie courage. Every day sends to the grave q
rumber OF obscure men, who have only remain
ed in obscurity because their timidity has pre-.
vented them from making first effort; and
who, if they could have been induced to begin,
would, in all probability, have gone great
lengths in the career of fame. The fact is, that
to do anything in this world worth doing, we
must not stand back, shivering, and thinking Of
the cold and danger, but jump in and scramble
BILE through as well as can. 1t will not do to be
perpetually calculating tasks, and adjusting nice
chances; it did very well before the flood, where
a man could consult his friends upon an in
tended publication for hundred and fifty years,
and then live to see its success afterward; but
at present man waits, and doubts, and hesi-
tates. and consults his brother, and his uncle,
and particular friends, till, one fine day, he finds
be is sixty years of age; that he has lost 50
much time in consulting his first cousin and par
ticular friends, that he has no more time to fol-
low their advice"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

A SEA-sIoK LovER-The following letter,
purporting to have been found in bottle, on
q voyage from San Francisco to New York, is
supposed to be the last adicu of lover ut sea,
to his inamorata at home:
Ny DARLIN' JULIA-We are goin' down. At
least so the fust matt informs me, very soon
and that kind gentleman advises Inc to do my
little choars before the fatal stroke ends my ka-
reer on yearth. feel very queer, having ct no
breakfast, and my supper having gone the wrong
wa. The waves is rollin' mountain hi and our
dyin' stuard advises pork and molasses tied to
string; feel very sad shoed like to take
mi hat and 60 ashoor. The caplin is very kind.
hearted, and / am so soft shell stummick'd
that he is always orderin' me blow, and feel
contantly like comm up. Oh, if | was ashoor,
I'd never come to sea agin', never, never
Just to pleg Inc, they've salted all theawotter.
This morning was sick in my stummick, and
undertook tn git drink. 0 you've no idear
how salt it was. I asked the matt what the
kause was, and he sed it was on akkount of all
the pork barrels havin' leaked.
There, now we're goin! heerd the captain
sa tu large cullerod gentleman You'd bet.
ter light the lamps before you go down-and l
can feel it too. Tile ship is ptchin', and the
sailors is duin up the sales TO take 'em ashoar,
them as kan swim-what can do2 aint ust
to the klimate, and the water is now damp that
cum into mi bunk last mite. All you'll ever nc
about me will be in this ere bottel and yu can't
rely upon ever gettin' that very sartin, the
whales is now so thick in this longertude.
There, we're going down. Now
| must seal the bot
Tho root uas illeuible.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

A HORSE PUMPING W WATER-One of our friends
in Ridley has two horses which 60 to the pump
in his barn yard, almost daily, and pump water
for their own use. One OF these animals COM
menced this singular feat last summer, and since
then has learned his fellow to go through the
same operation. 1t is really amusing to see one
of these horses put his mouth to the nozzle OF
the pump, while the other is engaged in draw
ing water. The handle of the pump is of wood,
and the end used by tie horses has been great
ly gnawed off. The above fact can be authenti.
Gated by numerous respectable persons who have
witnessed the horses drawing water when their
necessities required it.-Delaware Go. Rep.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
POETRY.

Heaven Is Overhead.
ear Mary, oft it makes me smile
TO think how puir we wed,
And that we still maun daily toll,
And fash for daily bread
But let US bide our time awhile,
For heaven is overhead.
We should thank God we're nae sac rich,
Sac dainty, daAy bread;
We hae our brew, our brose, our fetch,
Our hawke in the shed;
And we've our Jeanic, little witch,
Vie her soft Ha1en head.
And, oh, what hope, what pride, we has,
In dark-eyed Donald, wee,
he came to US vie the flowers in May
But none were sweet as he;
We wad nae part vie him the day
For prince or monarct's fee.
Then, wife, let Us ne'er repine
Against the wild O fate,
For who may ken heavens deep design
Perchance were given in hate
Those hches and estates sac fine
That We sac highly rate.
For guard and lawn makes many fools,
By mincing fashion led,
Puir weakly bodies who the rules
o. Chesterfield hae read;
Weel learned in polished wees schools,
To manly feeling dead.
While blest vie health and sweet content,
We're richer far than they;
VIE BARNS by special blessings sent
To be help and stay;
Our sickness and our wants to tent
When we are old and gray.
Although we wesr nae dainty dress,
We've homespun guide instead;
Gin we've nae SILVER. all the less
Hse we of thieves the dread,
And though at times we've ma Distress
Still heaven is overhead.
Well thankful be we've still the worth
o. labor where we've striven,
And ne'er hae felt the grip o dirth-
To verge O. psnury driven;
If sma' our gifts frae man on earth
God gives the mair in heaven.
NJ o. Delta.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

A STEAM WAeoN-For the five-hundredth
time we make the announcement of an inven-
ton by which wagons may be driven by steam.
1t is said that F. 9. Bartlett and brother, OF
Springfield, Mass, have just completed steam
wagon for use on common roads. The wagon
will seat eighteen or twenty persons, and it is
expected to travel anywhere, from ten to twen-
ty miles an hour. 1t will no doubt have the
fate of its predecessors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

QUEER DIET FOR OLD GENTLEMEN.-"The first
time caught sight of milk in Chinese street,
it was in the hands of q female carrying cud
of what thought to be the genuine unchalked
article. Excuse me, but what is that p said 1.
1t is milk she replied. 'What milk-cow's or
goat'sp 'Woman's milk, sir 'Woman's milk
for what use9' 1t has been bought for an aged
neighbor' And what's the price of that cup
full3' About eighty cash. Subsequently
discovered that it is not unusual for nursing wo-
men to sell their own milk for motherless babes
or octogenarians in second babyhood, the nurses
drawing their own milk to vend it at I'd or Sd a
cup."-Milne's life in China.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

In the last European news, it is reported that
Queen Victoria is sojourning in Scotland, en-
joying pure air, mountain scenery, and the re.
pose and beauty of nature; whilst the Empress
Eugenia, of France, is recorded as having at.
tended bull fight at Bayonne, on the afternoon
of the last Sunday in August.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

LoeIo.-Eddie, Ia very smart boy.] spa, how
many chickens are there on that dish 2" Par
ent. 1.-TWO, my son." Eddie mo, there are
three. This one is one, and this is two-and
don't one and two make three?" Parent.
"Well, then, your mother may have one, I'll
take the other, and you may have the third for
your dinner!"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
CONCENTRATED MuK.-Mr. Borden. of Con.

CONCENTRATED MILK.-Mr Borden, of Con-
necticut, has invented an apparatus for con-
densing milk. In an hour and half 500 quarts
are reduced to 1876. The liquid which is elected
during the operation is clear like water, has q
sickisb, unpleasant taste, in no way resembling
milk, and its smell is slightly offensive. 1t is
considered that the concentrated milk is rem
dered purer by the process.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

The enormous sums of money annually ex-
pended by the United States government in i'm
provements at Washington, attract great deal
of notice. In the mere item of building the cap
ital extension the appropriations up to the pres
ent time foot up 1895, 900 and it is estimated
that sl,ls5,1s3 will still be necessary for the
completion of the work. The cost of the new
dome will not fall short Of one and half mil
lions additional
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

An Irish lady wrote to her lover, begging him
to send her some money. She added, by way
of postcrpt: am so ashamed of the request 1
have made in this letter, that ssent after the
postman to get it back, but the servant could
not oyertake him."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

One day Tom Moore, who had stolen lock
of hair from lady's head, on being ordered by
her to make restitution, caught up q pen and
dashed off the following impromptu lines:-
"On one sole condition, love, might be led
With this beautiful ringlet to part;
would gladly relinquisb the LOCK Of your head
Could gain but the KEY to your heart"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

The first time that Jerrold met with Dibden.
the latter said to him; "Youngster, have you
sufficient confidence in me to lend me gum
ea2' eyes," said the author of "Bloek Eyed
Susan" ~ have the confidence, but haven't
the guinea"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

'Plaze SIR said an Irishman to traveller.
would yez be SO obleegin' as to take my great
coat here to Boston wild yezf
Yes said the man in the wagon, but how
will you get it again.
Och, that's mighty aisy, so it is,' says Pat,
for sure I'll remain in it,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

aAre these bells ringing for firea" inquired
Simon of Tiberius. 49,, ut,
"No, indeed" answered Tlbe; they nave
got plenty of fire, and the bells are now ringing
for water to MATCH"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

At private party an extra maid OF Erln
lar in passing around the cakes and ice-cream.
The extra hand, to whom this sort of thing
was quite new, got rather excited, and hustled
to and fro, with contiderabe more energy than
grace. When about retiring, after going the
round of the room, she suddenly stopped, and
pointing to portion of the company in anoth.
or room, innocently enquired of the regular
housemaid. loud enough for the whole company
to hear-'Hev ye fed them over theref She
disappeared down stairs amid laughter. so loud
that it must have troubled her sleep for fort
night
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

According to the American Inquirer, sclen-
tific calculations and practical experience have
demonstrated that the safest seat in railroad
train is in the middle Of the last cur but one.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

A wag proposes to publish new paper to be
called the Comet, with an original tail every
week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
SIaanton Sgettator,
JOS. A. WADDELL,
l. WADDELL, Jr.,
RICHARD MAUZY,
Proprietors.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

Let the people teach him lesson! Every friend
of the poor will meet at his warehouse to-day,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to distribute his boarded
stock. Awake. Be vigilant
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
j. Nj. HANGER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, STAUNTON, VA,
w f practice in all the Courts held in Staunton,
w a2 IN the Circuit Courts of Albemarle and
Roc Jm. Office in the brick row, in the rear Of
'ji. Ce.-thOuse.
... iy56.-lyr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
Interesting Relic.

We find in the last number of a Virginia con-
temporary, the Culpeper Observer, the subjoined
account Of the recent discovery ofan ancientrel-
ic in the shape Of manuscript letter addressed
to General Washington by citizen of Fauquier
county, Va, ia the year 1881: ~ A-
Letter to General Washingt0n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10

Basn wirp mir unler gBirtb itcraen, id ,perbc ur-
gen bc Sage reen, neil b tet ylaht nod mebr Ger-
Sacbt erpcdeu mirbe."
| ,,gSpelan, mcr9en nit Eascsnntru6 cGe ih Sie
wieter. gSie id annebme, riidcn mir lblt ipGene in
ore Sasen In 6einbes 0anb faas id tis ba9in feline
ga6ridt BON Sbnen babe ,perpe tb sic in Der sctcrs
ten Stat auuden. gSir treGen auf msine Serren, bic
Stbun9 bat tereitS gu lanse geoauert."
90 Spgen bic Scrrsn oom IilitGr nit seI6aftli6em
&lirren at, unp antcn unb iein 9rinsipa beten NIT
ben lecren gSeinflaiheu alleu in Der &ammer. Der
&auf'ann Sfnete pas 8sniter uuo panctc id bann 81,
alntpn, welher ben icBten @erbaublunscn in GROCER
ufre9uns susebSrt 9atte rgSr usroen uns 9cr tren-
ncn, lcter 0pblfart," fns er an.
SeSpr CT ansiprcden fcnne, ersrf Qnton feline 6anb
nnb laste NIT &brancn in ben Nussn: uGrauben 5tc
mir. nit S9nen gu sebeu ldidsn Sie mid nitt in bas
G'rfhaft surid. Gs mirre mir mein sanes eeben bin-
burG ein uncrrasler Surpurf icin, menu i auf bie-
|icr 9teiie bon S6nen aegan9en wGre."
,Gs 1T unnIb, piclleht untlus, nenn Sie mreiien.
g8as bort su bun it, tann i'd ebr gut atein atmadcn
wenn irseuo cine Gefabr it, mas b niat CLAUDE, 10
fans Sore 0cgenwart mid ndbt bappr Ihuben id
wiirpe uur oas penbc Gciiibl baten, ba6 ih einsn
@rbsrn nm msnepiaen i'll Serlreenbeit setra6t bobe.
sd Wiirte Sbncn bod icbr banttar iein, wenn Sic
mid mitnebmcn mpllten," Bat 9lutpn etcntlih, INNER
Die Sano oes Yriusipals baltenb. 9lut 6r1ulen GU
tine fat es semiinidt" iste bins inbrm er in pei
Ter G!eaernns esn Irftcn urtcrrcpunsssrunb SuleBt
aus leinem tepestsu gemitb teraufbolts.
,,Sie 1T Elm iurttIameS Mapden," laste Der &auf-
mann laelnb. nSuseb, ba Sie 70 freunof6altlif ba~
rau bstebcu, mag cs iein. gBr rsen suiammen r,lz
fen Sie ben Birtt uuo lan Sis ns bic Stcilcanssle=
9eubeit tsipredben."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10
@ceinammsem.

SceiuguuSeu.
Der gu;eiocr crhciu icten aRitpc6 unh Saneto9 une
arS ben rep NtcNuca,en SauS 9brod Der balbjahrht
9bnuemeu tr,r6o $780, rcIsr na Gmpfon9 Der ettr
Su nnr cnrb mcrtcn @uepartiae bpnnenien bslber
sen aoN an ts 6anSest attsr Dor 67Sl seIsst ea'n'
Scn 9Sriefr unt Mibslunesn wcrben ronsirt erbcn.
Nn;ciacn unb Sefanntnadu9c oQcr eIt ween inter p9tnee
raen ouesnommcn einma9 en5dnns snes SSuSfss
Senrutuns 10 Gte nnb fur ittcs mc a % &s; r sntn
@pna $780, e @enote $500 fur trei @fenais 81 ur
StbS Wrno SIS 0tFerc @uecn ncrbn nerbdlnemot be-
ynct unb Gub bierbc Bic rem I6pnncnsu tcpnecre gd|
sn,ciatu fSntu bic I'm br es Scber9eenecn 2a9ts
an benz eic StiunS eriheint, enNeSanet mcretn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10

= 3weifel. SEPT 9ate b idon gum sebntsn
Male rie MOrb9eiAidte Spn pem @eeiSlsr, 100 er idb
unO feline Ore &npsr 9eidaAtet Sat seleien, unp i6
weiB nr INNER ntht bat Suer Die &iuper unp pann
i pper bat er ;aerit idb pann Ole snper ermpeet2
= sd iase Sbnsn, meine !5erren, auf enen suten
SVoen unp cine quite Sage fcmmt Diel AT. Sn 5rant-
iurt a. ~ wObnt elm @Grtner, Der 1at enen Suben,
Der nGhit 10 9slhpinp, RAP, wenn Der S6neiper i6m
SamStas sia Seinteip anmibt 10 lit cs bm am Sunn,
lag itcn 5u tllr3."
- @sluh. Gin iun9er Wann, Der i'm 8esrif
trbt iA gu petberattsn iuht snsn Mtann pcn G,fab-
runs, Der Jpn eappn atratgsu mG9e
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10
The German "RICHMoND ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEI., Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday,
So per Annum, payable IN advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: 1914. BROAD STREET.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10

GS rhr nod bdnmr9e gfadht ais Qncn Ypr bic
Sbir Der S6enc trait Gin bater 9letl 6ins iiter Der
Gtene uno teweste iidb unrubt9 in Dem 3mcli6t rrs
naten Iaees. Gin rpber 5euerl6ein am 6cri,pnt Be-
sednete bic gesenp, nad wtder bic gsilenccn fatren
irlen. @tit srauem Sdteier Ser6iaten bic Dln,pfe
Der gadt eincn buntlcn 5aulen an rer Grte 9lntcn
trat naber unc crfannte cine @nsabl @annr, gSeiter
unb Climber, iis auertcn 9pocn, tlsbe, ausae6unz
Scrte tcisefurte ged9ter ,,Sie inb aus Dem @rcn,.
corf BON jeneits," erflarte bm Elm alter gSadtmsiler
ireldcr lii icnem 8ettermantcl baneben lanc Sire
SDrer brrnnen e waren in bic gSGSer araufen. beut
gtadAt famen ie an bns gSaer redten Die SGnre ans
nnp ltrccn iGmmerliA naf Srcc 9Seil es mcf gSei-
Ser nnc &inesr nb bat Der err 9tittmeier bnen er=
laut beriiber gu fommen, ino Bat i9nen ense 8ro>e
serldneren laiiem sic taben enen @urbbeis6unaer
yfa6 ibnen amen srGBere Sanben. Ollie Id,rieen 8rcb
Srcr! uub ranNen bic {olnbe. gBr ba6en i6nen ei.
aise YitOlcniAiiHe iber Die S5pfe seieusrt unb ie
wessceSt"
gil" laate Intcn, bas 1T feline trDitlide @usIittt
ir unere 9tse. sSas fol- bier aus ben armen 9euten
werben?"
,Gs itnS G'rcn3teufel," a9te Der gBa6nleter teei-
tssnp, ,bie 5afte pes SaDres iamusseln uuo Iausn
e unS bic ancere Saifts bunsern e. Drle bier fstern
jcBt etmas."
,,Sann man ibnen niht einen &ellsf nit Suppe fo-
en?" frus @ntcn mitleSi9 unb srif nad eiGer 1aide
usSpsu Suppe?" iaae Der 9Badbtmeiler falttliitia,
,.ein Sdluf Sranntpeim mare Der san3en G,ee1I6aft
eter bort trinft Nass Sranntwein, AUDI ,pas nod
SduSlns 1T; ipenn Sie et,pas bran penren ipcaen, id
wil's Sgnen aus1elen unb einsn sbrliben @rloaten
ntbt Ssrseiisn."
SD iperce bcim gSirt9 beitslen, baB bic Sausmasc
etipas g9armes fodt, unb Sie Scrr @aAtmeilter, IVA
tsn bic @its 3m5uieDen Da6 @Ges in Orbnuns usett"
Oatsi srf er in Die 2alete unp Der gSa6tmeer perz
praA bsreitrils, etn trisseriides 6srs bsm Nitlso
cfsn gu srtaltsn.
Cine Stunce rarauf ROTTEN ole 9tsilenben In pifencr
Sriti6ta purd re 9crpceu, Der &aufmann fubr, 9ln-
ton ae biuer bm uno bldte ipabenD in Die 3anblbaft
bnen, in mslder fiA aus 8in1erniS unb Nebe bereits
ein;elne @s9enanoe erfsnen lebsn. lln9efa9r ,meis
bunber @brit waren e 9efabreu, pd tGute bnter eli
mem biden 9Secentaum an Der Qanbltrabc Elm putniz
iher 3urui. Der &aufmnun bielt Die 9erre an, Elm
@in3elner na9erte ldb poriids Gem g8asen. ,,&ommt
9srau gutter 6reunc," rsf Der sauimann benz 6rempen
,u. uieBt Gu6 neten MIDI" SSfib na9m Der s5remre
ieine NiBe ab uno itwauB iic auf ben Sorperlb ces
sHassns. eS mar rtr Otsrle Ssraule pcn srfern nit
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

A DISCOVERY, which will not be the
least remarkable one of the age, has
recently been announced by several of
the scientific journals. a vegetable
substance, endowed with surprising
properties, and sinsularly remark kablo
for revivtug the bulb Of the capillary
tissues, has been found Ay German
chemist. Experiments have been made
i'll Paris, ii is said, on a number Of per.
dons who have been bald for years, and
TO whose heads this strange prcpa;a-
tion has restored fair growth Of hair
in an inconceivably short period. So
startling are its virtues that those
who hav" seen them tested entertain
no doubts concerning the universal et.
hcacy of the preparation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
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