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Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
RY-Always Right, but Right or Wrong, Our Country"
Rcd Cont Va. Red shirt.

At a convivial party at which Mr.. Web.
stcr and several distinguished lawyers
were present, the conversation happening
to turn on the legal profession, Mr. Web.
stcr related the following story:
When ] was young practitioner, said
Mr.. Webster, there was but one man al
the New Hampshire bar of whom !. was
afraid, and that was old Barnaby. There
were but few men who dared enter the
lists with him. On one occasion BaFnaby
was employed to defend a suit for piece
Of land, brought by little Grabbed, cum
ming lawyer named Bruce. Brucc's case
was looked upon as good as lost, when II
was asccrtaincd that Barnaby was retain.
cd against him. The suit came on for
trial, and Barnaby had found that Bruce
had worked hard and left no stone un-
turned to gain the victory. The teStimO-
ny for the plaintiff was very strong, and
unless it could be impeached the case Of
the defendant was lost.
The principal witness introduced by the
plaintiff wore rcd coat In summing up
the evidence old Iarnnby commenced a
furious attack upon this witness, pulling
his testimony all to pieces, apd appealing
to the jury if man who wore red coat
was, under any circumstances, to be be-
lievcd. And who is this relocated wit
ness" exclaimed Barnaby, "but dcscen-
dant of our common enemy, who has
strivcn to take from us our liberty, and
would not hesitate now-to deprive my
poor client of his land, by making any
sort Of relocated statements y''--
During this speech Bruce was walking
up and down the bar, greatly excited, and
half convinced that his case was gone,
knowing as he did, the prejudice Of the
jury against anything British. While,
however, Barnaby was gcsticulating, and
leaning forward to the jury in his eloquent
appeal, his shirt bosom slightly opened,
and Bruce accidentally discovered that
Barnaby wore red under. shirt.
Brucc's cOuntenance frightened up
Putting both hands in his coat pockets,
he walked the bar with great confidence,
to tine astOnishmcnt of his client and all
lockers on. Just as Barnaby concluded,
Bruce whispered in his client car, "I've
got hin-your case is safe!" And ap-
. preaching the jury, he commenced his re-
ply to the slaughtcring argument of his
adversary.
Bruce gave regular history of tic an
ccstry of his red-coatcd witness, proving
his patriotism and devotion to his cOun-
try, and his character for truth and vera.
racity. "But what, gentlemen of the
jury" broke forth Bruce in loud strain
Of eloquencc, while his eyes flashed fire
"what arc you to expect of man who
stands here to defend cause based on nc
foundation Of right or Justice whatever
of the man who undertakes to destroy oul
testimony, on the ground that our witness
wears rcd coat, when, gentlemen of the
jury"-here Bruce made spring. and
catching -Barnnby by the bosom of the
shirt, tore it open and displaying his rcd
flannel l-"w Mr.. Barnaby himself
wears red flannel concealed under q blue
one" The effect was electrical; Barnaby
was beaten at his own game, and Bruce
gained the cause.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
oh, they've passed over

Faust Franklin, and Morse, the three
great lights Of civilization. The first ere.
ated type to express thought; I'd second.
thought, and illuminated the world: the
third combined the efforts Of the two,
girdled the Garth with electric FIRE, and
caused the Iightnings to act as messengers
to men.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

A gentleman. thought he would like to
have something painted in the hall Of 0
new house, and chose the Israelitcs pass
ing over the Red Sea. He engaged man
for the job, who went to work and paint
ed the hall red.
Nice COLOR said he, but where are the
ISraelifes y
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
J. ~. d, T..

MORNING STAR Lodge, No. 20, organ
4NA ized Feb. Yth, 1854. meets every Satur-
day evening at their Hall in Whites new
brick building, Main street II few doors below
the plaza.
Brothcrs Of the Order. in good standing, arc
frntcrnally invited to attend.
q. NJ. RAYMOND, y. G.
GEORGE WHITE, RS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

A lawyer, to avengc himself upon an
opponent, wrote the word Rascal in his
hat. The owner of the hat took it up,
looked rucfGlly into it, and, turning to the
Judge, exclaimed, ~ claim the protection
Of the honorable Court. The opposing
counsel has written his name in my hat.
and l have a strong suspicion that he in.
tends to make away with it"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
Extract from the inaugural Of Jefferson
DELIVERED MARCH 4TH, 1910.


DELIVERED MARCH 4TH, 1910.
Equal and exact justice to all men, Of
whatever state or persuasion, religious or
political peace, commerce, and honest
friendship, with all nations, entangling al
lance with none; the support Of the state
governments in all their rights, as the
most competent administration for our do
mcstic concerns and the surcst bulwarks
against anti-republican tendencies the
preservation of the general government
in its whole constitutional vigor, as the
sheet anchor Of our peace at homo and
safety abroad; jealous care of the right
of election by the peOplc-a mild and safe
corrective Of abuses which are Topped by
the sword of revolution where peaceful
remedies are unprovided; absolute acqui-
esccnce in the decisions of the majority,
the vital principle Ofrcpublics, from which
there is no appeal but to force, tho vital
principle and immediate parent of dcspO-
tism; a well disciplined militia-Our best
reliance in peace and for the first moments
of war, till regulars may relieve them
the supremacy of the civil over. the mill
tAry authority; economy in the public ex-
pensc, that labor may be lightly burdcned;
the honest payments of our debts and sa-
cred preservation of the public faith; en-
cOuragemcnt of agriculture, and Of COM
mercc as its handmade; the diffusion Of
information and arraignment of allAbuscs
at the bar of public reason; freedom of
religion; freedom of the press; freedom
of persons under the protection of the
habeas corpus; and trial by juries impair.
tally sclectcd-thcsc principles form the
bright constellation which has gone before
us, and guided our steps to an age of rev.
olution and reformation. The wisdom Of
our sagcs and the blood of our heroes
have been dcvOIcd to their attainment
They should be the creed of our political
faith-the text of civil institutions-the
touchstone by which to try the services Of
those We trust and should we wander
from them in moments Of error or alarm,
let us hasten to retrace our steps and to
regain the road which alone leads to peace.
liberty and safety"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

Do it YoWTselsea BeNa--Wh1 saal
the teacher or some class.maeo to e61to
that prebleml Do Il youSnslvea. I. Yea
might a. well let them cat your dln Rns
''do your sums for you. 1E o ID ~ 3.
ing as in eatiMg; Be that dees itlnsls Ske
benefit, and not he that ses6 is lsl
almost amy school | would gise msDo. .6br
what the teacher learns; simply ns
the teacher is compslled TO soIy4 sN -
hard problems fOf them, and aagw1 -
questions Of the IaSy bora Do M -
him to parse all the dillcult words erea-
sist you In the performances q my pf
your duties. Do Il yourselves. Z. Nasss
mind though they look dask e. EeSpA[
Don't ask eScn : hint iron any
Try again.. Every trial incrsaeea S6nr
abilitys and you win finally nucc { b.
dint Of the very wisdom and atzsakth
gatned q this eMofk even though e &Ist
thePrcblem shsyond ycnr akill 81 -
stmay a@a Net thpiaas - ~ ~ l,l.
wards yourpaina IooaE e fkafl = -
suecseded ,altor ~ kQG1n ,ag |Hl|I1lv
perhaps. How his eye iss lit - ". 81 4
proud joy O. he marches 10 bis eaas He
reads like . e0nQNeror, and wtlI nay
His poor week school mats Who NJ I'M
that same problem afses the fFsE iatsi.
., now looks up TO him with sono1hine
Of wonder - snpesior. The mssllDH
lies there. . greatgulf BET 6een 1kss0 kass
who eaood Yesterday ldeiey aias.e Ehey
will never stand togeEh0e e o0uals aali1.
The boy that did. it for himseff kae a1ksR
. stride upwardk and, Whatis betf1 toi1l.
gained strength for greater ene4 s ~
boy who waited 70 sop tthes1 ~, IS -
lost both strength and couSage anS = =.
ready looking for some excuse - eaHs,up
school and study forever. .... b -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
900 IT,

You're a sinner, sir,
And you know it;
But no matter, friend,
Colt.
Only by and by,
You may chance to die
There's u God on high.
And you know ii.
Y0u dcfraud and cheat,
And you know it;
Mix the chaif with wheat
Gnit.
Only, there's Il place,
When you've run your race,
Shame will veil your face,
Dare you show it!
You have wrongcd the poor,
Aud you know IL;
Made their sorrow sure
Go it.
Yonder wrinklcd crOnc
Shall, before the throne,
All your sins make known;
How you sent her, cold,
Shivei'ing and old,
From the crazy wall,
Ready to its fall;
In the snOw-stOTIn sent,
When for lack 0f vent.
Tears she gave and gr"an-
You, for bread, q stone.
Men have given you gold,
And You show it;
Earth your praises told
Go it.
God your gold can rust,
Turn yOur fame to dust,
Ask you for your trust
Can you show it?
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
An lrishman meeting cOuntryman in.

Walsh replied the gentleman.
walsh, responded Paddy; are yc from
Doublin? II knew two Ould maids there
of that name; was either of 'Cm your
mothcrG'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

Simpson says the ladies do not set their
caps for the gentlemen any more; they
spread their hoops.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
EOm PRINTING.

q. vPupraessss u the DemOcIVsf take pleasure In
."s.sei9 te the business of u Dorado county
~ 49, have made extensive additions t0 their lob
~Ges-which b nOV The best lie the interior Of Cali.
s-S-oaA are psepaFed 10 do al kinds Of Job Print.
u: Il Vfe vsFy bsst manner aud At the most reason
esiadAL AND OTllER BI.ANKs printed, TO or.
e.. - sssaasas ed elpasch-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

The tongue was intended for divine
organ, but the devil often plays upon it,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

~ A Yankee !..: genius thus adverslaes n.
On the l6th Of August on the RlksIe n
Monday, eloped AC0m her kuS61ad Ili6
wife Of John Grundy; Bis erieE ~ hts
absence each day growing deqpes, sl6uld
any ons end bSf be begs him r keep kera
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
LODI r.

/ETA ENCAMPMENT, No. :, meets on the
II evenings Of the second and fourth Tues
days Of each month. at Odd Fellows Hall,
Whites frcproof building, n few 1loors below
the Plaza. AL PntriarclIs are cordially invited
to attend. ]. /. .MONSON. c. =.
ALEX. SIEsBUTTEL, S.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

There are deeply religious people IN
Rhode Island, il the allowing Be- txus |:
A Connecticut SCllO0lMNa ulke& lsd
how many God there wegNfs
The boy, alof ecEatchlAR bis head coma
time, rCpIisd-I deaf know now maEv
you've got n CaanectiCut but We have
none In Rhode Island st..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
The Brig Advance,

LEFT by DR. NAME AND MS cl Ew OS.THEIR RE-
TREAT FROM THE POLAR SEAS.
Silent and still in the Northern vast,
Close in the Winters mouth,
Where the giant berg glides dimly past,
On his death march tO the South
With its whitencd mast like warriors lance
Guarding the North, stands the lone Advance
All is chill, all is drear,
There is naught to check
The lonely watch of the Polar Bear
Pacing the icy deck.
As yon icy peak, with it's point of SHOWS,
Pierces the suns full breast,
y Thousand streams Of Il thousand glOws,
Changes its milkwltc vest
To IL gorgeous pillar of golden light,
Set on II shaft Of the purcst white;
Yet the ship in its state,
With its robes of gray,
Like Charity standing at heavens gate,
Shines with purer ray.
Cold on the breast Of the frozen pack,
With, scattered all around,
Huge glacial forms that strew the track
OF the worlds EXTREMIST bound.
How long wilt thou sleep in thy wintry trance:
Till the giddy bergs, III their summer Ounce
o. ,o.dCr Cr%%e1s ,na S.nS thy form to wreck
Move to the spell OF the South winds beck,
Home for u Southern land.
But no, there's a prospect noBIer still, +.
Thy present site imparts,
For the simple cairn of yon lonely hill
Covers two co'nradc hearts;
| They followed with thee on their leader hest
And their cyelids closed OH thy sleltcrin.
I BREAST
Over thee and their dust
Fancy's curtain folds;
We picture thee there with thy gallant trust,
Watch while timber holds.
In the offing dim the solar disc
Pencils his last bright trace,
And shades, like gaunt wolves, hunger brisk,
Steal over the ice apace.
Wrapt in the gloom that the Polar night
Drapcs from each fading glaciers hight;
Farewell to the lone Advance,
Like thy gallant crew
y tear 0bscurcs our last long glance,
A sigh must bid adicu.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

ORAPE SIIAWLS!-A Fine assortment at
" ~ BLOCH 4 BACHMANS,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
Masonic Directory.
Ell DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

III DORADO LODGE, no. 20. r. AND 4. NJ, Iocn.
~ ted In this city, meets every Monday evening IN
their I0dge Room In Whites building, Main street.
Al MasOns In good standing are invited 10 attend.
i. 4. TITUS, Secretary,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

A6zGsP BSy.-The Ratiand w NV.
add says that % he last nigkt AZ HeE.
mont Legislative session, Wills a. -
bill was under discnsnsoa, 8 o.Iu-
planned that school boyH had ~ IL
politeneas and respect. ~. narse q
Lyndon aaid II acknNN - t. - .af
the geDtlemAn's remASka III ~ :aao0
forced to take Of M CT dkin -.
cry passer By. A ~ ysatsj acS 1. rs
riding through Orleans cqllnf Is 8 80
and oxeTt0Qs q boz. Ylq n - -
age Of nina yaaF& He
rcd 70 lekNapeark s Tier -
ssPlis ].
: s =! : -
90 c. ss
lEe
glsl9 -
No cAsoscs
- 81
/ ,eIleib o1 4.
stit l< K lHpF - "a -
Pse q
lIa1i y
lhess1 y
- = q 4
- Z ii 81,
y - 3
1 ~
l'Nsna ~ ~ s'ls
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

GEORGETOWN LODGE, no. 25, =. AND 4. NJ,
NJ located In Georgetown, holds its stated meet
ings; on Saturday Evenings Of or preceding the full
moon. RICHARD DONCASTER, jR,
SrcrrinrY
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

r psse q
la1 o.
90 = l ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

LEFT by DR. NAME AND MS CT Ew OS.THEIR RE-
TREAT FROM THE POLAR SEAS.
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chicago l. Rock Island Railroad
- va =
ss - s-rr sv.4z.- $780, .,,;
KE1hfp1- ag1.n,..s naa.,<.f


IN AID after N nds, iHc. - 1876, atid untl
ttfurthsr notice tsiI viu tsav, Rock Isian ari-y
81 nfsvs extepiei r. fci.uws
1T mail team 81 70 20 4 V
20 niFht - 81 tn y. v
50 if,i-tt with ~ class car, ~ 90 A :,
Tr-in~ arrive at Koch Island daily, Sunday *
crpted. Is follows
1T right eSprt = bt-aA
~ ulsu -s'n sap
I'd freight, WIN ~ class clrs at 5pP n
tutra.us Oyer thi> In direct conn, yipn ri
th.cago II iraia os-l both the N.eaiean y utl-ft
and II. .tsh Central Il. Il. 10 ana FINN Detroit 70
IL. Clrv isiii Columbus, Cincinnati Piii shutyi
Dunhrk tah 10. Niagara Falls, Aitau,. New Yulk
N tsi. ipN.is 8al'in0ra anA wa-hugt.,n A.-v ii
iA.,.i'- with raG,, H. u i.ui, irnt,st Il al
Nortt 10 {, 4lers ard SOUTH - s. ti> sr.l cine to
WIN a. plaecs tlrAets AZ - procured i
=. STEPHENS, Tak"t 'rsat
". u. Depot Rnrb is.sui
PSI, a. remind y ~ TIL necessity " Liyiue
ttu directions th' q tinaIiou ~ tNtir la,-
Fa. 10 pr,cu;" ;;sk' l. before .ahug u ir .as.
ar carr the cndu,tots cellrct fares oaly 60 A.
IONS The line - thu Chicago SRoek islsr6 railroad
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent
" WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
hook ssnd, Noy. 81. 1856. fdifl
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queen CITY Dining Saloon.

HAVING rsfttsd nv saloon In he hest STYLE for
L the accommodate u Of all Who wish tota take Of
the ExaTies We'll the substasi ,sis Of
the sessn. am Confident Of rendering the
utmost satlsfsction In the DINING BUsl
sEss, which shall be conducted the most arr rev
principles. wasa meals we'd - st all hours
Hut Coffee aiv avs on hand. A share OF public pet
ronaze Is solici cd ct the QUEEN Cry DIsrso So
LOON. on Brady strest, between trout and ., eosd
west side.
narchldfm JANIS ". ARNOLD
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New York and Boston.
IN Ea.ss Z, % a.=S.:,
TINE ,vp INSTANCE sAvTp, WA
.srer Work ssMN Eric
W.de Gauge, Do,.5se Tack,
r A I I. z 0 4 D.
sia D;lnkirk BVydlo. Niagara Fall or S..s-
PENSION Bridge.
5SNIHlS is ihs ory Wlle Gusge Railroad having
! wide nd spacious SsssoG Cars running through
fran- punkiTs. Buisio Niagara Fan, and Suspension
fridge t. N-w Yoik
without Change Of Cars OF
Baggage,
sfordE gunususl comfort,
Speed & Safety.
Boston Passengers csse New York daily, 1t 8
o'clock, Z. NJ, on the
Most Splendid steamers in the
World.
via
Stoningion, Norwich or Fail River
n rough Tickets good either of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can be
procured ut the Company's Office, No. IS Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House. Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts hy calling the Companys Agents
A. II. PETERS, hg'., As Dearborn street, Chicago.
b. T. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decITdn
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.ArfestSsSe Wills.

vV>HR subscriber haviss slresdy borsA twsstv.feI
j wells In this city, and ID every inssae0s stvtI
entise satisfaction, II prepared p sxesute fursAI
srdess In the bess manoer- For al hindu 81 euoneI
where evnstsns suppay d vsees u asededs ~
'' - THOMAS ooURL1Yy
west sod Of street, near ssAott's 0resssy ~ !
Ian ~ tp&T. DIV.
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Grand Monthly Jubilee.

II impossible to give the details Of this munin
cent enterprise in this short advertise ment, and
therefore refr the reader to circulars, or /. the
JOURNAL OF ROMANCE itself, q copy Of " hich
may b. bad BY writing to J. b Blair, publisher "
Journal Of Romance, Chicago, or New York--or NAV
Ia at the Office o. OF paper 10 which this
Advertisement appears.
TRRMS.-Sor one year - 90; for months, q 80;
for three monts, GO. Evey subscriber viii get one
premium immediately, and perhaps another in the
Monthly Jubilee Distribution.
n. D. BE sure 70 send to the ONCE In Chicsao
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Michigan Central E9ii Read,

fANr'i NV'is ~ al Iihfte 81 TIE country
Michigan central E2ii Read,
AND CANADA unut GtAGg RAILWAY.
1hroogh to New York III 81 Hours.
\ oS1 rlls bla rou,., MAKING SUI. c,nn etk.ns 10
WI 4 Aia-aia ialis. Bun H.. Roeh'~le, Utica,
hofheliss ii iiu,ira btghtmton A!oaus Taoy,
Nv io,S. fAAai- phia. II III, aud New Ene..nt
St<lss.
FIVE DAILY rRAtAALEAyE CHICAGO
10 a NJ. lightning T.gie,,, Er,Akfst al Lake
Dite at pe'r"i.. SaIier at II ami, 81, D,nv
Ia New 1o.k .upis Ia Eos,ei
me Til i SIN Aours q4!sL.I than by
aus otnsr TOUT.
10 a ii Eyirs> Mail arri,r Of Magma F4lls
u 1t mo.Llug. I New YORK al gp. NJ
I Al /. Al ussh,, al Philadelphia.
NaEmlfi Al ioP N Aiso oi,up,t a
iei"i. 81 = steam. Tor 1teveaad, ara
- w.ii' N5ii.lng Expres- tor TX. bug
- All. Fiia bAttfhp3.- tsiuIli,us. Ga
,inna.i- 4.
Aso IA. eos al Mltl JgsM CITY 4 eel wltL ain>
Oh New Aioan, atd No., "a, rsiIrosd Tor New Albany
I4iiatotoil-, etne 'nta', hyton, ,ot Iaba lau'
>lil Btlohtaipe tnion VII Inns b! !Dso /, put
iafsh, Vi. l.ngtor ~s,l rhia.tll h.4.
. p. Afternoon Express. arrives IN New
fork Al y ~ scr NJ day or h ston nj
7 NJ rhisdepAt. a 1880 SCI. nd
no'n!hy
70 P ii. g n,innsti fxpress artriyr IN D.r.in-
hati Ak = NJ connect, 1t IafaSei with
alna Ter New aiiauy. Ls1 Ayi,i-. iaaian-
~ ii :, Dayton, & ignItg- Zatp ~ lie au /
Nh' ing pntshui ii, Philadelphia Ba!i
r..4e AID v :, hl-taA.
10 90 A. N Steamboat FXptrss, connecting MY,
IA mag 81 Derolt with he untiyals,i
NJ shtr Linz u ST an r, 10 BuiIa!o
Though without !.aUdiIS.
Plvin'utl' k.cA, Csptaln j. p. Ralph, honda, >
and IhlrsHsy-
I ni-siss-,Ii CAPT J. s. Langley, Treseay. az.
fraays.
/ We word Captain J II. Ii-rser, wrmes-
aay .ni ! iiav
nftNibs ia Han % u u.oening to r.r,l,e; w.f,i
6.UpA Il. kxpuss ira east. and III New Yots
al. ;; IT .aIDe e,rIn,.
The aietiaet, were hun; specially Tor til,
road nd tn ped ,ontsoit and equipment, are
ui> Fpt--.si.
A4so inneets through 1y the Greet western Ran.
VA, arriving IL New Yer& al Pm, BOSTON al 4
2. NJ. neNt lay
IL " II ~. e stood ty i,4c trayrIut tutltc that
thu totte h. 70 eori!o- o. 4lfa faculties fr N
chicago - Ni'gafs F4l NJ. .1rs D,,t,l4 og-
dan.turg MItftdl. &.
Al tuune't, With u -t,au... Fay Civ, Tor
Saniu-tJ anh III r. wi b Rai.re. ds ( all p,u,s -
Ohinliid p unsvhanla.
II o..y tai tlstl ~ Chicago Saturday gh,
Is "v"i thi7 QUITE 1880 y. m
~ am sHa,.'Y, st 90 'i.i ie,o ny.
~, ~ 9.2op N 'lalr >au.idsy
hargaget ae - ia - n t. Niagara Far, Rufia
%, afN, Nv ra B1.ton E.mira AID philadel-
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUGE WINE.
IN QUART BoI1LEs.)
.TEIEH k.SOW.s' To Fill
VIZ grcAtest hesiciue yer discovered for III, cur
1 81 F.v'r and que uhni Fever, Dumb :, ne,
and all bilious iis eases. 1his vaaabie med, has
Low Ell hefor~ ti.r public for several yeats, and
there can b. no better evidence of r,d fcac,
IMAM It's shtcnsive sale, and sutly increasing
IeputatlJn ana this IL OWING 10 it, having PEE fpinid
.ine OF the most wonderful and sst,nishlng CUES
that Lave ever Gen known. Being purely srg la
Dit Tree tom ali foreign ai,ti ricus Of M neral com
peuLds, febrhugc wiu- mas b. taken With The ut
", saiety tndtr almost any clreuins ance~ IL
Strengthens the stomach rate, the syst M ard
entirely prevents The ianguor and l:ostiaai. u
Strength which ai~sys attends Fever ami Agu aud
all bilious disease IL mol oaiN bIe abs he Il al. Aid
Oh eks the fever, bu, the dlseas oi the Law
~ AM other organs, on which The 1nuI and .eyci
depends Tue thousands who have uscs. the r.nri-
fLge lie e'i 10 IN: her evidence OF its Virtue than
It's happy restorative Uns.St. IL l. truly u v .,de-f
n'e'iicnie. niid operates the syst m Ike cha M
fht nrt oE second desc " FebrifuE, Wine BREAKS the
ehiil>, Ah II continued according directions,
removes the dis p,.nlal utiy fron the SYST, m,
aiad leavrs til b,iy in healthy condition. Those
p5sors who afflicted with Fever and Agse al ANY
form OF bilious diseases. recommended 10 give
This Valuable meaioine a far tfia which all ,ha,
IL cs>hiy - inslr. SUCCESS, aGa all III IL
IpfioIity our every other r.ru,siy ever ,nere,s 10
the pubic. CeFtfcaies Of the highest tespeciabi,y
might be to suhstantisie all that claimed
IN IT. behalf but will be .ft Ia. rt.ucc ,sei,-,o
tsi.d or fall upon 4. own merit
caution Ia the Puhic.--He sure that the name OF
the pr y. ietor, JoHs MsALR, 1, in lis own han1ur
TINS o., IN" f'ons>ory Note which Is alta, nel 10
The b'itosi Of each engraved Label on the lttis
Sold a: retail by Druggists and Merchant 49, ty-
where.
All Whop s,ic orders must he dire tel toyab, v.
neI, 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y, OF To rav & BALDWIN
wL.esa.e d usgis.s. Chicago.
Sid wholesale Ard retail by Nessrs
ALvURD VAN PATrEN
g30-d&wly ps;enrurt low
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE

nk. ). }. TOMSON, late Of Massachusetts, rsypect-
~ fully infer me- the csisens Of Davenport and v.c.n
y, that be has located In tbs city ~ pars,c,AN ami
sUsaDoa aud trusts that BY industry aud integrity to
his profession ~ merit ard receive share OF tn.ir
patronage. O0ce In Atkinson's blork. d-cz9iss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
DENTISTRY.

I'm. Z D. MYERS has Teulov-d his etc TO Sec
~ ond street, between brady and Ferry, DAvea-
vort Iowv, \ few dovfs east o! Smiih's store
IL hops thar HI last tht,e y, ans constant prac-
the ia Ills city Aas gwen suh satisis. non, VII
Undue thee WISHING thr Del vices Of a Dentist .
s.eA Lis hes tr alton AZ T. his worS. any amSut
81 rtictehas gwen II desired sept2-dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

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tc' th,ir ia.-gae. Ms H. a!oh.-au C.rrtsf Raj
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THROUGH fiCkt!s-Goop uaoepAYs.
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ht.t u, a II IA seHgef Dec, f ct " lake ST.
and ~ tn :; neral rcEt tii,. 80 mr. O. L Ike aud
!, are -.'c't'. thIcsg', OPP siie the fren nj
li"ase iiln y i. j. SpAi.DlNG, Gepp Ar,l.t.