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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

ono Joe "tth rep'ht'n Is sur" cure lot ChOierd
Xorbas, and a preventive OF UOlerd.
n" doae taken often VIII prevent the recurrence
OF btoHs attacks While Ii relieves all painful feel
iiiR>
= Only one bottle is needed To throw out OF the
system the Effects OF medicine after long sicx-
One bottle taken for Jaun1ice removes all yellow
mes or unnatural eoloe II. III the skin.
one dose takea shot time before eating gives
Wig r TO the appetite ard makes focd eiFest ven.
One dose of,ea repeated cures Chronic pidFrhad
III its worst fotms. while summer and bOCol co III
plants yirii almost to the first dose.
One OF twO doses Gu e. attacks caused by worms,
while for worms in children there Is surer, safer
or speetier remedy la h world, AS it nerer fats
There is no exsggeration in these statements; they
arr plan sober facts that We can give evidence T.
testimony in ~ favor.
Wet.ke infinite pleasure In recommending this me-
dcine as preventive Tor F.ps- and Ague. (nii
Ferer, aud all Ferers Of a Bilious Type. II oIp :
rat 5 with certainty, and thousands willing 10
testify 90 1t. wonderful virtues
Among thu hundreds OF Itber Remedies now Of
fred to the pubic. there rome 81 fally
commend A. DR. Sdnford's Refrigeration, SO gener-
allv known nov thr,Usbout the I Mon. TIE prepa-
"a on is truly Liter Inpigordtor, producing the
n ,st happy re ults all Who useit Amos. inuum-
cradle certificates hsve BEEN given 81 the great virtue
OF this medicine by those of highest standing In
society, and know IL 70 b. the best pref arsticn
now before the public -Hudson County Democrat
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
SANFORD 4 Co, Praprietor.,
3i5 Broadway, N. Y.
Fold in Davenport by TAYLOR q BALLARD ar
all Druggist, RoinckIsisni by Carlos A Cook .Druggs
who will furnish the trade at manufacturer prices.
June22lAw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
l.uMgER! LUMBER !!

THE nhscrlherS would respectfully inform the
! builders uf davenport aud thr pubic generally
that they keen constantly on han" Mt their Planning
MIL, H. Rock Irlsuh corner Of Rock River and wash
iastnn streets, seasoned floros an: siine and all
klndsnf nniS aims lumber OF the beat quality Gall
snd exsmine our stJcs nefore purthasins els-wh.re
j. 4. bIDDioUS 4 co.
tobcr So lStS,-i lyexr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

All our articles are Manufactured by on rselvsa AMI,
under our immediate supervision, which =. suarsn-
tee To be made Of the beet materials. Candies Of an
kinds sold at WHOLESALE a. As low prices A they
Can be bouaht IN New York or my other .rhet
BY strict attention TO business furnishing nrime
goods aid At the most reasonable prices We hone ~
. disoe-nipg public.
, Jul, 4dtf eHRlCKER 4 uArruro
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

o. Norway AID White Pine, We always stand ready
T. oompsre with any In this market. weinyite The
etis aHd au,n ion - al country and other dealers
10 our STOCK On hand anu facilities for nling orders
and contracts.
aI6ilY J " SKINKIEk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

M $3.50 Az 3@7 - sx11|| E|Nl !11
G14lNA6O.
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s0s0SU AevcI.sssH3 y. Vsssoetsn(
- Cs's'Aso ILL.,
GREAT C'a - HALL
InA --,,.AVx y.,n
00C0o1 A0lllot0f g wilkins
Cm,o.oo TYY
-o
SfkCIAL NOTICE,
1.,anae,as. 9soolx,
And for The ses:sr convenience Of our c.s.omer., '.
~ ne suraps. !" our ...s re- 80. N.
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
iSs LAKE STREET II.
| III h. XvN
-....-.., az. .r..s. .s
~ Lined. = .'"''
SPLENDID MEDALLIONs,
| VEIVETS AND .VITONS
pcAvrTvruv rAprsrp
IMPERIAL THREE pIy
Pine. s,pernp, .ss rape.sr, Iusr..p, berlin. v...
ce1an. H.up ead Het : oses. Drus,.ts ~,
OMClOthS.
VI 10 osse - ssu n"nesue nom
1es' ~'as
.,,.x. .. han. !. 49,. :, Can't, .,,,,..
Also, superior Ooeca nastiags, " ~ widths, suit
able for O0css, saloons, &c.
,,,.. ..' ..' ,,' ~. w.. .. 's,g,
=, 80. -. ,.m.c. y. .h.n 49,. ,n.,..s
-, "'' K. 20 81. h, ~. "a - sa.I sen
''0" . Nv" :. w. 80. .,e o.nS 'sSs's'ns
rt..e. s~oeo..s.. N pattern. end ;, ,.rs,
k0g~teceHs SGsins-with brocatelle borders.
1'"'''". 1.-...'.;,.. .s .,,..,s.. to match
~h,,, ., e..u,, I, ,,o,.s 80 .,,sDro., !, No.
.annos Be urpsssod-varyins from IS u Aio, -,
pair.
WlNDVW SnAA'nSs
ssautiful painted and rich Gold Shades. white, Buzz
s''sn and S'us h'''.oa''
H.
AoN0o ~ - OP"OioeSAy NOous.
Mattresses o. evory 41hd, Feeeher beds and p1owU,
1aankeses Vauo, Cotton Oheeeing9 and Pillow
OassmSs.
XlHmeU vKIDIDINA>
Teoss LA0euss Napkins ana Doyies, b4nso meet
ING sue fhtoW Linens, dackAoacss, ToWeis, Crash
&C., - ~ per esnS less than usual p4loce.
rDr~rn rrVyr ,nr,,r, ~, ----
fhI M Ia Ill " ~ (1EKAH HEAIH EHkS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

the principal regulator.
when It Performs II.
ers OF the system ar,
stomach 10 almost en-
healthy action OF
per performance Of Its
stomach Is a fault, the
the whole system suf-
ose organ-tbe LlVER
Its duty For the dis
Of the proprietors mas
practice OF more than
some RENE dy where
many arrangements 10
medy IA at last found,
with Ltrer to'nPidint
but 10 try = Oottle, and
formed by dissolving
that part which ia roll
tues Of the medicine
m rbi'l or bad mstter
plying in their pace n
MIGRATING he stou ach
well. purifying tn e
health TO the whole
the causes Of the dis
radical cure without
after eG' cts, felt by
erdt Poison that is
is sufficient to relieve
vent the food from ris-
b. fore retiring prevents
at light loosens the
eestivruc -.
ia Ia meal will cure
teaspoons full will al
ache.
female distractions re-
disease, and makes u
lately relieves Cholic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

81 the best quality. u The lowest cash psicaa Whie
Led. Itnssed on, varnisb, Japan vaSnish, furpen.
the, and eeh9 tsn0o e RatntA.
0laseo VIh1rto G1ano1V % hand. 0atn1n Tim.
msd and Panied, Clos 81 ~ sDso Sue soio vAao.
eA,e "a seeAla oese - q Aest netise. 49, Z
"a sfnstlael vAt ~ q lo46G19I
s. :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

Inc Liver l. one OF
ofthe human body and
functions well, the pow n
ally developed. The
tirely dependent on the z
the Liver for the pro-
functions when the -
bowel are At fault and -
iers IN cons iuenoe OF ~
having ceas Il I, do u
eases OF that organ,o ne -
made it his study, in a
twenty years. to find ~
with D. counteract the
which IL l. liable.
To prove that I'll L. re- -
any person troubled
ia any Of its forms, has -
conviction is certain. v
a compound has been
gums ind ex:rac ing
ub { for the &c i've ylr-
Thee gums remove all
frcm 'hs system, sup =
healthy How OF bile, in
causing 10 ID to d gest -
40 d, SWING tone and
machinery removing =
ease, md cGeciing a :
aay of ia" disaVreeable
using tdlOHsol or Mn.
usu,,iy r. sriti,i To. -
Que dose after eating u
the stomach aud pre-
ine an! souriug.
Only oas dose take n
nightmare. ~
Only one dose taken
buwrlr gently md gu res -
One dose taken after ~
ID, spe ia. =
q IOu" dose of two
ways reiieveSio--Tlead- -
one totte takeo for =
moves the cause OF the -
perfect cSre -.
OniT one dose imme- "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
- the HOTEL ~ WAlcovI, ~ miles west o.
III DavvnVprt, th, drst station On I'll. \ 4 n
RailNad. The house h vii bnnt anu Is situ-
. natural elevation In thr vraii IL. command
ng an eat, n-iv- view II the Surrounding country
Tn. vinity J. fsvorite resort p rtsm' dutina
thu bunting seasps. Aisrst ADD nm,-iious Stable
10 attached Ia ia. premises Tsrms ~ .w. aud .
Ion. credit for pal VI the purchase muney viii b
given rssscssion given immsvi,Ai ~. Apply &c
d.c91dtf COOK SANAGNr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.

ADAPTED TO any required oper-
alton II weighing, ~ for irnn.
coal, hay, stock, and for tn.
nseof warehouses, stores, ard
foundri-s. and In short for ev-
cry kind Of hnsiness The great
skill and fidelity employed In
their manufacture and the de.
termination on the par: OF IN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

Coz TIL bal. Of Sectkn II. 7. Is X ~, az sorcs
, THIS cot only uic. y W. Of waoolt, the
nIst station ths railroad, West u Davenport.
variety Of % and 30 acre tracts, some near the
railroad. For sal. by
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Lumber. IINtIh.
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R.R. DEPOT SAW MILL,

UAN ENFUNI low
FIRsT MILL ABoVE tau MISSISSIPPI BRIpeE
RENWstk h son, PrOpriegOrs
iIhl suhs rtlrr- dsrous 81 closing on, theirlarg,
stock OF all dcs' riIticns ~ Lumbar, before com
mtnting their stock Of Iogs az. Offering grea
iHiu, emenis 10 yurt hssers, 81 who are In want o
Lumber, Iaih, Slaves, or Shingles, are invited Il
examine our stock.
daw;f RFNwICK 4 SON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
j. w. skiNKLE h CO.,
GENEaAL pNAIrRaiN
Lumber, l.ath, Shingles, Timber, &c,
Clear Lumber,
ON. EYOOrili0.

Join; and Sesu,inc Of all Sizes and lengths Common
Lumber Islh Ellrt-i.s 4,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

Iron, Steel, Nails
lind blacksmith Tools.
IRON, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, Sw.de and
/ New York refined ofa sizes N all Rods superio.
article Of Swede and pittsburgh; Cast Steel, Mayor
Go, round, square, fiat and octagon, English. Biis-
ter, German snd Spring Steel: Pluw Steel all sizrs:
Nails aud Spikes ef all sizes; Bellows Drills, vises,
Hammers and Tonrs, stocks and Dies; Anviis, Mouse
Hole, cast and stee' faced: Horse Shoes aud Nails
sorted siE's, Wagon Carriage and Seat Springs; Wa
gn, Drsy, and Buggy Axies, 81 .vels Spade. GRAN
Scoops OF various .ises' Ctowhsrs rok> Hoe Grind
tones, cast Horse ad Hitcfng Posts, Iron Little
nd Furnaces
an23,f sUaRows. PRE1TYMANA DAIzEIL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Western Candy Factory

Western Candy Factory.
FACTORY on NARKETST
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
OFFICE NO. 81 MARKET STREET
ST. LOUIS, MO-
II. O.. BOB NJ a, co.
ToRMERKY wALTER / soHxJ
AEANuFACTCRERSo % all kinds Of PIAIr and
N1 FANCY STICK CANDIES,
sugar Plums, Fine Almonds, Com Dro,s
Jujabe Paste, Rock Candy. Chocolate
Syrups, &C.. &C.,
Vhrh We have alwses on hand ard of,ey sor al.
DpWe are prepared to offss superior ihducemcnts
thai viii satisfy ALL who will give % their orders
aug99d1m
rUUe nECllv4S per sssnnse v. l.. Dvine.
etAss crseknels,
= 49, s. xn. cs.sl.n
|" nm -
- sssSss - ssas. vsas ~
ls-ss a1aAhikAnA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Lands In Musea,ine Co.nty.

Also vsrious 20 AID 50 tracts In Scott county,
w.l sttusted. Aspiy 10
"a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
B.ANk MER1(De.aZ.

THE undcIs signed have cd the new build
Il ing In Nc anu. sht pard'g Block on Sseon0
street, where they viii remain dufhs the erection Of
their new Bank building ready to attend 10 business
usual
maPch9dtf COOK ARA RGRNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

" OF n. ". b and N. W ~ S.w. y Sec =,
i u, ~ 2E asn ADJOINING this TIA / Ia Mu,. atins
county y. y Of - h. \ and q. y " y x \ Sec
" 7 ~ n D.. $50 % ~ 40 sete- under improv@-
nsni, hsase orchard. &c, three nepr dang
syringe, and % many know cOui miaes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

VALUABLE FOR GOAL AND FARMING ruEros xsl
SnlTu q aciinnsl hsii Of section 10. 7 IN, H.
~ S23 7S-idO -cres, oily IS minutes vi ak from
the kahrosd Stallion 81 Dursnt And yins IN the
North and ksst sid . Of he County Road.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
GHERIFF,S SALE..--By vi

~ f1ILRlF Il Il - SA LIE. .-.-By virtue of an
~ execution, to me directed and delivered on tho
9th day of October, a. d. 1857, issued out of tho
Justices Court at Michigan City. Township M, 6
Pater Singer, Justice, for the County of Placer
end State of California, on Judgment rendered.
in ]. T. Higbee's Court, of said place, in said
County of Placer on the 3lst day of December
1856, in favor of l.. d. BuZzard and against W r.
Parkinson Il l.. Faulkner, for the sum of One
Hundred and Thirteen Dollars (Sll3,OO) with in.
terest upon the sum of One Hundred and Tbir
teen Dollars Isl 1900 from the 3lst day of De.
ccmber. a. d. 1856, until the 3lst day of October
q. d. 1857, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
and for costs Of suit taxed at (S9,25) Nine Dol
lars and 25-l00ths, (and January 18th, 1857 exc
cution was issued, and January 18th was returned
satisfied in part. SOL 80 being still due and costs)
| have levied upon and will expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door. at Auburn, in Placer county, on Saturday.
the 31st day of October, 1857, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock, a. M, all the right, title, interest
and claim which the said W. II. Parkinson & L.
Faulkner had on the 9TH day of October 1857,
or has had since recovering of aforesaid JUDI
ments, in and to the following described property
to-wit: One Saw Mill and fixtures and appurtc
nances, with Lumber and property of any shape
whatever belonging TO said mill--loca at or
near place called Last Chance" Township No.
8. Placer County. Cal.-said mill now in the hands
or possession of Parker & McCory. J. IIotchkss
Agent: All Of which named and described prop
crty shall sell aforesaid, much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy the above Judgment.
together with the costs due and to become due
thereon. CHARLES KING.
Sheriff of Placer County
BY l.. l.. BULLOCK, Under Sheriff.
Oct. 10, 1857 1T pf s2i
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
MARRIED

At Dotys Flat, on Monday, the 5th inst a. A..
residence of the BRIDES father, by tho h." q. me
Hazen, Mr. H. w. BRoUsE, Superintendent of ~ =.
Bear River and Auburn Canal of Auhnrn '.e a
Miss LOUISA J. NASH, of Doty's Flat. " 70
Indianapolis papers please CODY,
With the above came, in ample proportion a.,
under safe escort, that (which maketh the bo,..
glad" and from the fair bride herself, be.u,;e,
boquet. The effervescing and flow of tho oon.
rous wine that followed upon the reception W..
like the outpourng of the spirits of the youn, b.
fore the fall of the shadows upon their nat.
With attendant friends we drank, prospero.,
voyage to the "outward bound" and while inh.,.
ing the fragrance of those sweet flowers, utt4,.d,
the hope that the pathway of our newly m.,,ox
friends, through life, might be strewn with aow
ers Of perennial bloom.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
The California Great Trunk Railroad Co.

The corporation entitled "The California
Great Trunk of the Pacific and Atlantic
Railroad company" has just been organized
under the railroad Act of this State, for
purpose Of constructing railroad from
San Francisco, through lthe counties Of San
Mateo, Santa Clara Alameda, San joaquin,
Sacramento, Placer, Yuba, Butte, to poin
near the city of Orovle. The appli-
cants for certificate of incorporation are
fourteen in number, and represent three
thousand and for:y-fve shares of the stock
upon which ten per cent, has been paid
in. Their articles of association fix the
capital stock of the company at six and
half million of dollars apportioned into six
ty-fve thousand shares, of 500 each, and
assign fifty years as the period for which
the corporation shall exist Thew also pro-
vide for the election of seven directors, to
hold office till superseded by the choice
Of others.
The corporation organized on the I'd Of
October by the election of the following
gentlemen as Directors: G.. w. Guthrie,
J. w. Vaudeville Thomas HAYES, w. S.
O'Connor, J. D. Fry, John B. Weller
and J. r. Coryell. Messers, Guthrie, and
Vaudeville, Hayes, Conner and Coryell,
were authorized to open books for sub
scriptions to the capital stock Of the
company. We understand that immediate
efforts will be made to forward the en-
terprise and under the management ofits
able Board Of Directors the public may
reasonably expect to see it assume a tan
gible shape of an early day.-Sac. Union.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10

REvENGE.-A German of San Francisco.
became so intimate with the wife of a coun-
tryman of his, that, last week, he eloped with
her. The husband had 800 locked in bu-
reau drawer, which the Lothario obtained,
agreeably to the wife's wishes, by breaking
the lock. The fugitives repaired to Dutch
Flat, Placer county. The husband procured
warrant for the arrest of the man on a
charge of larceny, and sent friend in pur-
suit giving him 5000 to pay his expenses.
The seducer was arrested, and on Sunday
was taken to San Francisco. The husband
is "out' $500 and wife, but expects a large
return in revenge. Sac. Age.
AHEAD OF SoDoM.-The Albany Kinick-
ercboker says sound Scriptural reasoner.
and careful explorer in biblical statistics,
and we'll posted with regard to all the
revealed sin aad iniquity which reigued in
Seldom, has been cypher;ng the thing up,
and he has arrived at the conclusion that
New York can cali Sodom in that game,
and have considerable to spare besides
That brimstone.and-fre-d destroyed city did
not begin with Gotham. While the erudite
scholar comes to the conclusion that the
ancient city was "some" in wickedness he
has to acknowledge that the modern met
troplis is ahead
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
A Fishy Democrat.

The Press desires definition of the
term "fshy Democrats" and we undertake
to impart the information:
A fishy Democrat, as the term implies
is of scaly species but of no particular
genus. His favorite haunts are in muddy
water where he can conduct his operations
without being observed. Is always to be
found bobbin' round conventions that have
the crumbs of office to distribute, and new
er backward with eager demand and loud
professions OH such occasions, but cools
suddenly if not permitted to have bite
Keeps an eye we'll to windward, and is
quick to perceive charge in the popular
breeze and take advantage of it. Office is
his main object, and in his attempts to at
tain one, first and last, assumes many char
acters. From the way he takes down bait
it might be supposed he was of the genus
sucker, but having a perchant for taking
hook and line, bob and sinker some think
him bass. 1t is certain that he is as
slippery as an eel, and as voracious as a pike.
Sometimes resembles a founder in his awk-
ward efforts, but from his facile movements,
going either head or tail first, would easily
be taken for crawfsh. He's always smelt,
and being easily caught might be classed as
gudgeon. He is frequently at sea, and
imagines himself whale, but the only claim
he has to the distinction is from the amount
Of his Jludber. Blows like porpoise, and
dangerous as shark. Resembles a torpedo
somewhat, as it is Shocking to have anything
to do with him. We incline to the belief.
however that he is shrimp, as he makes
good bait for other men to fish with. This
definition applies to the fshy politicians
of every school.
Es- The Press disclaims any intention
OF fusing with the Republican party. Very
well, then the Press may be classed as
tornenst the movement. Not SO with the
Sacramento -Age, as it has been talking over
the matter quite seriously, and the State
Sentinel, (Repablican,) has been footing its
horn to the same notes.
You must look after these Sacramento ed
tors, Hawkins or they will trade off the
very breeches Of Americanism--and that il
all there is left of tho party.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
Are Negroes Citizens?

Is it not a little remarkable, says the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, that those journals and
those partizans who assail the Supreme
Court of the United States for declaring that
negroes are not citizens of the United States,
should so suddenly have awakened to the H.
legality of the doctrine, since it has been
acted upon ever since the formation of the
government Several State courts, and
among them Pennsylvania and Connecticut,
have made the same decision, and yet no
outcry was made against it, Most Of these
partizans were the supporters of Henry Clay
while he lived, although he boldly expressed
the same convictions. On the 2Sth of De-
cember, 1851, Mr.. Clay introduced resolu-
ton in the United States Senate in regard to
the Anthony Burns fugitive case in Boston,
where mob of negroes sought to prevent
the execution of the law. He is thus repor
ted in the Congressional Globe:
"But sir" said Mr.. Clay, "ths is not all.
BY whom was the mob impelled onward?-
BY our own race' No sir; By negroes; By
african descendants; By people who possess no
part, as l contend, IN orr political system,
and the question that arises is, whether we
shall have law, and whether the majesty of
the Government shall be maintained or not:
whether we shall have government of white
men or Back men in the cities of this coun-
try"
Now, if "1tricon descendants have no part
in our political system how can they be cit-
zens of the United States? Mr. Clay was not
attacked for expressing such opinions, for at
the time they were uttered nobody but few
ultraists doubted their judicial and constitu-
tional correctness
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10

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with an Official List of American Patens Ois, s~-s
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1t is the aina Of the Editors OF the = its
American to present oil subjects discussed = s.sv
columns in a practical and popular form Inss ,ass
will also endeayor to maintain Aaneie ses'S saS
ness in combating and exposing false sheoa.u md
practices in SeientiGe and Mechanical masse
thus preserve the character Of the 1hscSTfa S1s.fua
American" as a reliable Encyclopaedia
and Entertaining knowledge. ..u 4. soy
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Oct. 10, I'm No. l2e Fulton at. New W.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
VOLUME THIRTEEN.
To Mechanics, Manufacturers,I In
VentOrs, and Farmers.

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