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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
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z n BUILDING lots In the city Of Davenport, -
III vovAhl Il cal ell. will b. sold by the undrs-
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p rs.n Who Wi builu shin
CO. K a SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
rfrbsnk'S Celebrated Scales.

Adapted TO aay required oper-
~ "a alton Of v-ert'rg. as Tex y Tn.
an coal, hsXtei61ses, stores, ard
foundries, aud In short for ev-
cry kind Of business. The great
S-N4 skill and fidelity employed IN
S>-<F2a their manufacture and TIE de-
" termination on the part OF the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

Lands IN Scott County,
VALUABLE FOR GOAL AND FARMING PURgusWl
EOuTH fractional bsif OF section TO- -, h.
- y25 To- IhO screa erly IS inmates walk from
the Railroad Station At DursDt nDd ying On the
North and East sid Of the County Rood.
North East Of Section t. TIE, =. =, leo
acres.
3. = Of N. W. Y and n w. \ Of S.w. 4 Sec. =,
r II, 2E, Also adjoining this rart In huscatins
county, T. y ON y and y. y 81 y \. h &c.
a. T. n. Il r., $50 o. g - acres under impsov~.
msn,. house orchard, &C, three rerw atS4N0
springs, and many known coal mt~ss-
Also various 20 and 80 acre tracts Scott county.
we'll situated. Apply to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
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DS ACRES Of choice land, one half mile rom oity
Ia limits, Tor sale ~ very lo- IA es ~, ash.
COOK A. SARGGNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

cu,esa. 4, NV mage. eren MSSrsf soee gsrsng be-
merit and seldom more thar onrbottle is required TO
cure any kind Of Liver Complaint, from the worst
Jaund!ce or Dyspepsia 70 common headache, all OF
vhich are the result OF Diseased Liver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

tective, whom they sent after him for the sake Of
example, caught him at the Rossin Hcuso here.
He is a gambling youth. had changed HE nsu,e %
Hopkins, has made a fun confession, and viii
speedily visit the sntipodes Of this locality there to
complete bis studies.
Your LAWYERS and ours are very much ahte. You
state case where the receptions Of justice in your
Courts had kept decision relative to IN assignment
by Trust Company II years undecided. To mo
this seems as pslpable fraud as Schuyler, though
covered BY legal forms. +. HiDcks and j. @.
Bowes (the latter being at the time, Mayor OF 10.
ronto speculated largely in certain railway stock Of
which Bowes was then trustee, while Hlncks Was
Finance Minister Of Canada. After much delay, our
Court of Chancery here ordered Bowes to disgorse
his share Of the spolls (Y2O, O0O), but Bowee ap-
pealed 70 London where the case has since slept nor
years, and the dollars in dispute will be eaten up IN
foreign law-fees. These appeals to London, and
this borrowing Of Know Nothing" governors from
thence, might well be dispensed with, ind 90 might
five Of the six folio volumes OF evidence in such
cases as that of your rich citizen Parsh's will.
Samuel Zimmerman crossed the Niagara from
PENNSYLVANIA a poor lad. He got some email con-
tracts on canal, then took Great Western RaiI.
way contract, and as he WAS very secrenve and
agreed to pay our leading men very heavy bonuses,
they save him other large railway coatracts -
enormous prices, and drew upon Mother GOose)
England for the dollars, till Zimmerman was NJ
ported to be worth three millions Of dollars. When
the Desjardin's Bridge tumbled into the canal be
was crushed to death 10 railway car, and MI Joe.
Woodruff his executor, just advertised 70 OF his
farms, 200 acre lots, town lots houses, &c, as os.
ing for sale by the estate. His beautiful place ~
Niagara Falls il not for sale. Why should uncuitl-
waited land remain forever subject OF hnancmi spec
uationi John Windt's land limitation principle, 10
some form, is becoming an essential, even IN
America, JOHN KNOX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
CUPREME COURT, County of NEW-Y0RK:m

CUPREME COURT, County OF NEW-YORK.-
- CHARLOTTE BAPP plaintiff ss.inst MATHEW
BAPP defendant -tSummons for reef-To the defendant
shove named You hereby summoned and required TO
saswer complaint in this action Of which copy s here
with upon you and to Of your answer 70
the said COMPLAINT the subscriber at bis Office, No. %
Chatham st. the City Of New York within twenty days
sr the service hereof exclusive of the day OF such ser
vioe; and You fail 70 the complaint within the
time Aforesaid plaintiff in this action will apply 70 tho
CONT fr the relief in the complaint Juys.
1867. SIMON r. HUFF, PLANNING Auoneys,
To the above named You win please TO take
tee that the and copy the complaint the above
fled In the Office Of the Clerk OF the City and
York on the 2lst day July 1857 Dated July a. 1857
ia lswswW. SIMON z. HUFF, Plaintifs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New,
y Yo,h-JOHN JOHNSTON and JAMES II, EDMisTyooNN

CUYKEME CUUhI-CIIy uHu CUuH'y ~ %, ,oTO,,
- Yok-JOHN JOHNSTON and JAMES EDMisTIooNN
ssai,st HYACINTH A. VAN EETEN and LOUIS N. SAN
EHTEN-Summons for money demand on contract1lConn.
nat defendants above named You are nefeey
ard required to the complaint 10 this action,
whieh win be filed in the Of the CLERK Of ne Cit and
o,nty Of New York City Hall The City OF New fosk
and 20 serve copy your TO the sed On 'n
snbser;b,r, At their Office No. 1876 Broadway In the Cy
y,h within twenty after the service OF this sum
mon, on Won exclusive day Of such service and 700
1 40 The said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
l,Fs 4; ths action viii take judgment against you for the
m a 1--WE hundred and twelve dollars and 'iItyes cents
with interest from the 18th day OF June one thousand agm
uotest-Dsted New. York, June "a, 1857.
CLARK & CORNWALL, PLAINTIFF Attorneys,
No. 1876 Broadway.
The complaint this action fled in the office Of the
Clerk Of the City and County Of New the 18th dsy Of
INV 1857 CLARK a CORNWALL.
~ iSInw6wW Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

Rx,r,x,xo srx.y-Tze Xtnia Ohio Torch Lseh
give. a Teport that Julge Baldwin, who issued the
sri. Of hais@s corpus which wa, served en- Sheriff
Lewis in She Claik County Rescce case mas oeen no
tilted by the u 8. Con missioner that me prosecution
aganst % has been okmifsed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

I'M PURSUANCE Of - order a ne surrogate
- ~ cepts Of New-Ysrs IScss PStssy res " a.,
New YeI. ssssis 4 is once Of n..y W. Est...,
secs ns psdvsy the City Of New y2rt On Or ed.rs
esi no. ~ Ssy Of Asgast next-Deted NeW ~ tae
s =. i.y Il FebrssTy, 1857. DAVID ?. HALL
s~rsImayy.S-s.sWeds Administrator.
DnRT nc NOTICE.-ln pursuance of a resolution
R-S Nv the 81 Commissioners Of the Central r"l,
-. Is57 the Committee on Buildings in TIE Cens a.,
4issose be sod at public suction on the lSh Gay
.hr, psxt, the Wasaf House, 5th az. and Ws -.
o,eIoei Of hA day. all the budinss in sail Paf
Catalosues Of the sale can obtained Of Mess Ion - 81
sons Auconeers the Office Of the COMM 80. and
BANK Of Commerce building Nassau sno 10 IL
NJ Wssr.ah House above ten DAYS 90 "a removed
Terms cash the day Of sale and t5e snsn.t IL 1851
within thirty days theresiter-Sew %T X STR JNG,
Chairman Of Committee Buildinss n CenlIe
CTRREME COTRT COUNTY Of KINGS NJ;
Opr,peis March against Blk hsrIs' Sxs, Hams Helm
r Dsnsel Richards and sssb am ". "a
Wets,n and Lacy, his wife Pump L.
wno n - -. Summons for relief (eoih nor ~ 10
nesh ~; rpNDaNTs: You hereby sunmynto ens
gsnsd q Clerk Of the County Of Kins. at the Ty
ss 81. CIV Of Brooklyn, the 2t Gay OF July 'o
he N r5pv of your 10 the sald compliant On
sno AZ their Office No Wsllst In the city OF
ne hn twenty days sitter the service this sum
On yo. exclusive Of the day OF such service ane y9u
d., naip,s stion will apply TO the CouTs Tor the ses
msndsd in the pant-Dsted New fors July Zs i"''
"'"s' EMERSON PRICHARD,
sr~swW Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

To CURE GARGET IN Cows.-An ounce and . half
Of hydrodate Of potash, at four hundred and forty
grains to the ounce, will contain sI huodred sod Sxty
grains. This will make fifty five doses oi teeive
grains each Put the whole into glass bottle o. suf
fcent capacity, with fifty five tsblespoonfais OF cold
water: Shake bnskly, and it will be thonosgely die,
solved in a few minutes. One tablespoonful viii
contain a dose-the requisite quantity Of twelve
grains. Wet a little Indian meal or shortz and
thoroughly sr in the dose. Give two or three doses
q day. Keep The bottle ccrked tight.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

Ten years agon Young EnglIshaIan ran
away from London where lw was highly
connected, came down 10 Liverpool. took u
ship tina, WINS up for New Orleans, and IN
dac course of time landed IN this city with
IA lgh, hear, in his breast, and between one
and two hundred pounds in Bank Of Eng.
hand notes in his pocket. lie had been II
Hmnraw .ujd u, home and, what be,ween
wine and women, had managed 10 sluandcr
large fortune. bcsides involving himself
seriously in debt tie had taken the pre-
caution to provide himself with letters Of In
PRODUCTION to respectable parties in this city,
and by this means he soon formed the ne
quaiDiaucc Of young lady, who by the
death Of her father, had JUS, becn left sole
heir~s to large estate A warm attach.
meut soon sprang up between the two, and
our yonug Englisbmun. one iiue day made
the lady formal tender OF his hand and
heart The answer h. received wins thu iol
lowing Il love you and will marry yon,
but only ON these conditions. and these only
--lst. you must stop drinking ID, you
must pay your debts; 81. you have squan-
der,d one fortune, you m,bt sci 10 work and
make another Tho lover enircatrd. but
the lady was ipeSornbc. just then the
gold fever broke out. anh our hero deter.
mined without loss u time Ia try his for.
tune on the shores 81 the Pacific OCEAN.
lie sat down, wrote letter 10 the lady.
in which he announced his determination,
assured her Of his nDalterablc affection. and
begged her to he faithful io him, AMI with
out further mlicu started for New York,
aud took ship for san Francisco Via the
Cape. IN California he lcd for some time u
wandering. dlsson,c life. and finally joined
the unfortunate expedition which i.aonssctt
de- I'pulbon lifted out for the conquest 0i
Sonora. II Was known that he was among
the few who escaped Ia tell The fat. Of their
heroic leader. but nothing further was heard
Of bis whereabouts until last Saturday
when friend Of his in tbis city received "a
teIegraphic despatch from bin, stating tina,
he was among the fly persons savcJ from
the Central America. and brought into Nor
folk by the bark Eloi4e. The dispatch fur
'ipr stated that the writer had lost 81 30,
900 in gold, which wns in tbs hands u the
pursrr. but that !, was luckily insured IN
the inl value IN London Office. We learn
that the lady to whom be was engaged il
still unmarried, aud il would not b. strange
i. in the course Of human events. WE should
be called upon u indite . paragraph with
that fashionable beading, Marriage 10
High lite. N y. Rec. Gid
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

just think of poor what his name
there Bmby Suppose he knew that he
has been making love 10 u man :"
Hush I" cried Jennie. Look there h.
is and, oh my gracious : there Is the
whole company
Yes, WI were fairly caught. |, was no
use for Inc TO clap on my bonnet and assume
falsct,o again they had all sccn too much
for that. Besides by this time, Bob styles
and Maggie lee wcrc zone flesh" and my
disguise was of no further Importance, 30 ]
owned up and told the story.
Lawyer Bmby was IN rage lie vowed
to kill Inc, and even squared oil but the
rst OF the party laughed at him 50 unmer.
cifully. and suggested tina, We should walt
il out together, that he finally cooled down.
and slank away to take some private con-
vcyuncc back 90 ID .
Bob Styles and ! are living in large
double house together, lie often says that
he owes his wife TO my masquornding, hut
he doesn't feel under any obligations To me,
for own my wife to the samo thing.
~ - My wiC''s name is Jennc
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

| colldn' think of such IA thing.

coulin, think OF such thing.
But you must My happiness depends
on it. Here, put on the thingumbobs. and
the what. his name.
And my friend Bob STYLES, held up be
fore my hcsitant gaze suit OF female ap-
parel.
His idea was that ! should pcrsonatc his
lady love for one day, TO prevent any one
from suspccting the truth-namey, that she
had Joined him IN runaway marriage par
tv--untl it should be too late for interior
cnce that il. until the minister should have
tied knot between them. that nothing u,
Il special grant OF Legislature could unite
This scheme Vas not actually so absurd
as it appeared at first sight. Maggie Lr
was a tall, qucenly woman with an almost
masculine air, and at that time. ] had a
very Sigh, form. almost etfeminate,
that, in fact. there was really but little
difference in that point. Then had light
hair. to.craDiy long, ami a fair complexion.
Part my hair in the middle and put bon
net on my head, and few persons would have
suspected but was really one 81 the softer
sex These accessories also gave me quite
IA decided resemblance TO Maggie Ire. espc-
cially when as in this case, the disguise was
her own.
Then the day chosen for the match was
an auspicious one. Magges father was TO
Dive her e. d. a small village near
where she lived, and there she was TO Join
a sailing party down D river TO the
grove. three miics below, from which the
party WAS 10 return ia the evening IN car.
rage.
Our plan MAS, iha; should be in wait.
ing in the village AMI should 90 IN the boa,
Nth ,le sailing party. while Maggie after
lcaving her father. should ship offwi,h Bob
styles, across the country.
At las,, go, dressed AMI presentnl my
elf before Maggie Isc, b.ushing a gra,
deal. believe feeling very much pinchcd
abou, the waist AID with an uncomfortable
consciousness that my -- my-my shirt sS',eS
were too short, or wanting altogether
Everything finished, in the way Of toilet
Bob styles took ne into his ligh, wagon
drove me over TO D, by secluded
route, and !e't NJ at tho hotel. where the
sailing party was 20 assemble. several Of
the picnicers were already there, and they
greeted my cavalier cordially. everybody
knew Bob Styles asking il he wss going
with them. etc. He told them he vas not,
Pressing bnsir.-ss sgrmen's yon know.
and all that sort Of thing. Deuced sorry
cant 20 though. had just time 10 bring
Mis- Ire over. aud now I'm or Mr.. Bin
by this y Ms Lee. Mis- Wither2aN. Miss
Lee AMI he ratified ola long string Of brief
in'roiuetions, which c,nyincsd me tina, but
few OF the company were acquainted ~,th
thu young lady whom ! was Isrsona,inz -
avery fortunate thing for tie pres-ya, ion
Of my disguise.
Mr. BImby, tall. legsLlooking man. with
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29
VOL. IX-NO. 30.
The 'Cieasures Of the Deep.

Those OF our readers whose recollection
dates back twenty-five years will remember
with what pleasure they were accustomed
10 read q new poem from the pen of Mrs.
liemans. There are few female writers in
the whole range Of English literature deserv
ing higher place. She had not the strong
intellect the lofty imagination and power of
analysing passion possessed by Joanna Bail
lic-"Sister Joanna as Walter Scott was
accustomed to call her--but she had the
spirit of true poet, and wrote many things
that the world should not willingly let die"
The deplorable loss of the Central America,
Of the treasure. Of the fair women and brave
met, tn that; .,isr the Inflated bark, w,sc
swallowed by tn. "remorsclcss sea- remind
us Of the best OF her short poems. Wegive
il below entire, with the exception Of two
stanzas
let more, the depths have more VIVA, wealth
untold,
Far down, and shining through their stiffness
lies
Thou hast the starry gems, the burning gold,
Won from ten Thousand royal argosies.
Sweep or thy spoils, thou wild and wrathful
main!
Earth claims not these again.
let more, the pillows and the depths have
more
High heart, and brave are gathered to thy
breast!
They bear not how the booming waters roar,
The battle thunders will not break their rest.
Keep thy red gold and gems, thou stormy
grave
Give back the true and brave.
Give back the lost and lovely those for whom
The place was kept at board and hearth so
long,
The prayer went up through midnight breath
less gloom,
And the vain yearniDg woke midst fcsal
song.
Hold fast thy buried i.les, thy towers over.
thrown.
but all il not thine own.
TO thee the love of woman hath gone down,
Dark flow thy tides DER manhoods noble
head,
Ger youths bright locks and beautys aowery
crown:
Yet must thou hear yoicc--Restoie the
dead,
Earth shall reclaim her precious things from
thee =
Restore the dead, thou sea
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

a 1saL voR rng DDD Cgsr The
Washington Star Of the 9Th gays that sou,e
days ago, Il prodnceIIealer In Washington
sold customer a halfa peek Of potatoes for
q shilling, and in taking hi. pay from quar-.
nr dollar, returned twelve e'nts change
This the customer Refused 10 receive. claim.
ing tbir,en cents ~ hs die. A dispute
cpsu"i, which ended IN the customer getting
out a warrant for the Old ccot. and. the cnS,
being tried. he recovered it, Boso 7rav.
uH,r.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

Own 10 rHE Tixys. This beautiful
Owed is having al extensive circulation.
We remember seeing tia while ago cred
tied 10 John g. Save, and il is probably One
81 bis:
Sotss on the falling dew ofsy-,"
Are PHEASANT thoughts In posts song;
Bat ''note.' on the ''sss ~ falling due
To one to whom ths essh belongs,
AID Who. on no; getting Il will sue
Amt 40 plessaEi By = - agbi!
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

LASD Oyrics TO M OrgsgD.--We are
informed by the Register d the Land Office
here, that b. has received information 10
the eiF,ct that it will open for the entry of
Lard AMI other bu.iness, on the lst of No
yelnb.r proximo We arr glad 10 announce
this fact, M VIZ think 1, will Dr. the cause Of
more stirring TINES in Sioux City. There
/. a large amount Of land yet unentsrsi 10
this disiric,.--S.o'u cry Eagle.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

Our readers may remember that We not
long ago told them story Of "Grcst Hans.
little Hans, ron" We have another Of
that lk, To which they will please 10 listen
a young gutter snipe. born and bred in
the Five Points region. and who hal never
known that he had any otter name than
plain Jack. was hauled One day by brother
Brace into the commission school, and with
him aid two companions whom be had
only known in like manner, ms Pin" and
"Eel"
The latter vas first asked
What Is your namcy'
Fin, was the reply.
"Oh. my-no Phincas must le your
name. Remember il, now
Then the other friend WAS put through.
what is your name, sonny"
Hei"
Mercy what name That will never
do. suppose II muA be Elias"
"Y-sir."
All this while gutter suipe had been star
ing At the obi manner in which his fFicnd's
uainc- bad bsen heightened out. At length,
however. a ganr Of intelligence shot over
bis facc-be took the joke--and when asked
what his name was, sarcastiaally answered.
with you don't sell ne look: JAcxAS."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

A lady neighbor and acquaintsnce--the
doting mother OF = wsggish lad--hsving
bottled lot 81 nice preserves labelled them.
"Pu, up by Mrs. D." (her name.) Johnnie,
her promising boy, having discovered the
"goodits," soon stc up the contents Of the
hottie. and then wrote on thu bottom OF the
label, Put down by John D."
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-15

Noticeable undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has purchased the rrug Store Com
merca street recently established by Thsyer Of San
Francisco, which contains full stock Of FRESH DRUGS
FROM the best English and other European manufacturers
and are such as can Be depended Jpn, also, complete
assortment Of the finest rerGumeres and articles Of toilet
together With full supply Of every thing belonging to the
business The store IS under the management Of Hoctor
B. r. CARaAS, WHO will devote particular attention TO have
the establishment conducted in such 10 gain
the confidence OF the public.
y. B.-Physcian's prescriptions properly compounded.
T-f GEO. 0. KIlBOURN
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-15

RAHRoAD.--We understand that meeting
will be held on Saturday, May I'd, to take initia-
tory steps for the construction of railroad to
this place. Several of our most enterprising
citizens arc interesting themselves in the mat
ter The construction of railroad to Nevada
is known to be practicable. and if sufficient cap
ital can be raised to build it there is no doubt
that it would pay good percentage upon the
investment
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-15

THEATER.-Mr. Fleming, accompanied by
talented theatrical troupe, under the manage
men of John S. Potter, was advertised to appear
at the Nevada theater on Monday night. The
company did not arrive until last evening; the
company of Serenaders, the Dramatic company
VII not appear until tomorrow evening. at
which time Mr.. Fleming will appear in his eel
ebrated character of Richeieu
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-15

es- l.. j. Czaplsay.-we would direct the especial
attention Of Invalds to the perusal Of Dr. L. j. Czapkays
ertiscmcn to be found in another column oths paper
TO place the services of learned and experienced
within their reach So much i'll has been inflicted the
human family from the rencous and ignorant practices
of impircs that it II we fulfilling bounden
duty TO make known where udcous rcecan be obtained
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects Of
sexual private diseases other restmcnt cheer
fully commend DR. L. J. Czapkay of rare scieuf
c and medical requirements Possessing all the require
ments from long experience and acknowledged skill for
the successful practice Of his profession Having made
sexual mans his especial study, like the celebrated
Rcod Of Paris he Is enabled TO guarantee speedy and
permanent cure in all Of private chronic Diseases
whether the effect of conisgon sclfabuso loss of vr
ty and in order that patients at distance may avail
themselves Of his advice free consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge have Of The numerous
he has effected, Of which Of long standing leads
us TO place much faith in Dr. Cs efficacy, and commend
him TO the confidence OF those in ilhealth
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-15

MINING AT RED DoG.-A gentleman from this
place informs us that the times are brisk i'll that
vicinity the mines arc paying better than ever
before, and every body apparently has plenty
of money. Over fifty ounces were taken out of
the old Perkins claims last week, four men at
work. The Dutch company on Red Dog Hill,
took out nine hundred dollars in one week, hay-
ing three or four men working. Several other
companies have claims that are paying equally
as well. A new ditch is to be brought in from
above Negro Flat, which, when completed will
furnish water nearly all the year. Some three
miles of the ditch has already been finished.