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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
DLR STEAMER GOLDEN GN1E. Clippers. sIorn.
l. il.E Light, Ilyng Fish and Fly Mist,
4 LIEGE StTILT or
rarS Cream Tartar; Lard Cii; Etrnct Liqnor'rC;
Ruc Nitt'u. German rud Eng ish Caaninnc;
S.liprtl' Corn Starr! Shak'ts' Sar>aparil,a;
SIr'Lpnr"lN Ro't; t;um Arahic (itr;c tcid:
ENracts uf Lemon Rusr and NaniilL. Potash;
Vanilla Bears f,i!,d Ins.,i Oi:
Castor Ul. ~ barrels kaid"r's. Power nih
W,rI,m.'L'4 Tlrtnrc Acid;
Pur" ttU,w AMI White Wax:
Bay Ram, in cages and harrcg:
Fresh Hops. IN n parkagrs: Sag: Yarhee Soap
Indclhle lnL; llustctt, rs Bitter; God LAYER OIL,
Rnsrs i'lacking Brushes: Mason's Backing;
SPANISH and American SAM ron. .IuliH'r kAtra.tE
Genuine Wr yht's, Braijrr'hs, MolIatt'r anh
other Fills.
Channels FAhs: Iycopoiiun: Essential Ols;
Congress Water. IN rnts and quarts; Bcrar;
- Sal Soda; Pearl Harley
And mahy other staple articles. Nn!ch. together
with "nr h"rncr large stock Of Drugs make uir as.
slrt-.nt ms varied and large ~ any Drug House in
ilr tiy. tu w!i"h We invite the attention y. Tie trade
AID others buying IN this market.
ALBAN, THOMAS d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail pruvgsts
.t3f lGl J 81, corner Of G;h, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
For Sale!
For Sale or Rent.

PWNHE undersignedoHerS for sale or rent, the
Beautiful and Commodious Cottage just
erected By him, on the north side Of HangtOwn
Creek, near COloma street. II is built In the
best style. handsomely finished, with large and
couyeaieut roomss has fine we'll Of wGter in
the YARD. and situated out Of the dust and bus
tie Of the city, within . short distance of the
most business portion Of Main Street. Per-
sons wishing . pleasantly located and elegant
residence, Are invited to call and see It for
themselves.
tSW1 u. .NEWRAUER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

Paper EEangInGS and Carpets
TCST RECEIVED. per Late Arrivals,
81 bv FRANK BAKER, llUand liz Clay ST.,
San Francisco,
SOO cases Paper IIangings, French aud American,
every variety;
Gh00 Rolls French and American Borders;
3OO ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
695 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
2SO ps Threc.lly Carpet;
;uO ps Supcrhnc Ingram Carpet;
350 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpet;
2O ps Cotton and Wool Carpets;
125 ps Stair Carpets, assorted;
2I5 ps IIay State Druggcts
efhO ps Oil Cloth, assorted;
125 pS silk DalnaSk and lirocatcc;
800 ps Cotton and Worsted DamasL;
4nM pairs Window Shades;
875 pairs Lace Curtains;
I3n pairs Muslin Curtains:
StAM CorRices and Curtain Bands;
1925 dozen Mats assorted;
Stair Rods Table Covers, Gimrs. Pringcs, &c.
eTF Orders from the country filed with care aud
dispatch.
Wholesale and retail by
FRANK BAKER,
t63ml 1lO and 1l2 Clay Street.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
For the Special Bcneflt OfEHO.
tel and Bar Keepers.

TNHE undersigned take this method of in.
l. forming you that they have now and will
constantly Keep on hand the largest and most
complete stock of
Havana, German and American Cigars,
MATCHES, PLAYING CARDS, and all other articles
usually to be found in a Cigar Store, which
they are determined to sell at a very small ad-
vance on San Francisco prices.
Having made arrangements with one Of the
largest importing houscsin San Francisco, they
are enabled to give their customers satisfaction
both in quality and prices.
You will find it 10 your advantage, before
purchasing elsewhere, TO call at
DAVIS 4 ROY'S
Book, Stationery and Cigar Depot,
[augl6l On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

WHEN YOU FIND A GOOD THING,
PITCH I'M.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
L Of returning to his fellow-ciiizcns and
friends his sincere thanks for the liberal pat
rOnage bestowed on him during his residence
at Placerville. Feeling encouraged by the
success with which he hNs met, he will contin.
tie Il put forth his best cndcavors to please
the fastidious. Having twenty-five wears
experience in the Root and SHOE business,
he tlatters himself that in fitting tender feet,
and in that way curing corns, he cannot be
excclled. He prOcures the services of none
other than experienced worAnen, and uses the
best material to be found in the State.
tE REPAIRING Done neatly and with
despatch
Doing work on the lowest terms, hc has been
compelled to adopt the rule Of Cash ON De.
livery" Please give me call, on tho Plaza,
sign Of the big boot, two doors above Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express office.
r. BARNES,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
RANKIN'S EXCHANGE,

Which viii b. open for i'ic ic"c;t,n Of guests
~ Nrd..:, I'll" gun StHmt.
,;hinac is promised in this notice, of cS-
lrav '.:ut rr luX'uiudS living. ht?"iuiur' I'M
knc.,n ~ unsurpassed, hut Simpk small llu.
tel, +" be- L.. "a nca; and qu,t Wl%, ON =
>h.l s',l' :" he free from th' prevalent
vic'< # drinking and sIminE.
but. enc thing iS nromisrl to be r,,u'l Ia
oihrr Hotels in the muintninS. end that i
PRICE. If ftlnd wanting in all else, this nt
least. Shall hc deemed aullicrat, and will al
WAYS In Repaired rorptlv.
rlac rvi!lc, Awil Il, l.j1. ri I
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
ALWAYS ON HAND

ALW AIS ON HAND
AT TuH-
PIa cervtlle Drug store.
TWNOWNSEND'SS Sarsararila;
IL Bulls sarSararilh;
Myers sarSararlla;
CGrbct;s sarSaparilla;
Turner's sarsaparilla
Sands sarSararilla;
Jaync'S Family Medicines;
Grartrnburgh Medicines;
McrSc's lnvigrrating Cordial:
Webbrr's lnvigorating cordial:
Radway's Ready Relief, etc, etc,
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices
may "a If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
JeWrlry Establishment!

AdiN !Strtet, Evst Door Be'ow Stligman's.
(2 TIES RSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
"a, informs his friends and the public gen.
NaasS orally, TINT he has Just received large
assortment al GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRY, all Of which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
California JcVvclry and Diamond Work
manufactured to order, with neatncss and dis
patch. wholesale and retail.
watches Repaired By an experienced
workman.
I9s- Billiard Turning dune TO order. -Es
COLTS REVOLVERS for sale
n n. All work entrusted 10 me shall be done
satisfactorily and warranted.
A, {. ARVIDSSoN.
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

office on Main M., a Ie'c Doors GLore Wells, FARGO
e Co.'S Express GDfce,
PLA c e RVILL
VTTILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT AND PERMA.
w nent cure In the following cases: SYPHILIS,
GONARRHHA, STRUCTURE, Affection Of the PROSTATE
Gland, Weakness In the Genital Organs Seminal
Weakness, Pain In the Lons Affections Of the Kid
ncys, and all Of those peculiar affections arising from
secret habit which, II not cured, produce constitu.
tl0nal debility, and finally destroy both mind and
body, and which are annually sweeping thousands to
untmely graves.
DIR. BAKER has. for n number Of years de-
voted his study principally 10 the treatment Of secret
diseases and therefore possesses thorough expert
ence In this particular branch md s better qualified
to treat and has cured Of prlvate disease
than any other Physician In the Mountains
AHpersons suffering under protractcd cases, ag.
gravatcd or unnecessarily treated by inexperienced
or pretending practitioners, those lahorlnE under the
destructive effects Of mercury or Qunck nostrump and
all who suspect that disease s lurking In their syatrm
may consult DR.. BAKER with confidence, and the as.
suFance Of speedy and permanent cure.
Cured az Home!
DR. BAKER 10 daily treating patients nj A
distance, hundreds OF whom he has never seen, and
In all cases with entire success. Letters describing
age, symptoms, occupation, &C., promptly attended
TO, ana medicine, securely sealed from observation
sent to any part Of the State.
SV Patients Nt q distance, are treated on the fol-
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the first prescrpton
A6v8 ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
('rOCkCry' !

VUNhCrC Ia no uSC In trying TO rnumerntc,
M the great variety now have in store
would leave no space for others in our city
papers. GEO. +. JONES:
At No. 9.
81 tF
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
FOR SALE.

A FIRHPR0OF BRICK STORE, Ui..
IA uatsd upon the Pia1a. -
Also, A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT situated
op Celoms Blreet.
me above property will be sold time, with
Ttty, For partlculaFs enquire Of A. W. BEE, San
Frsnnisco, or Of l.. T. CARR; or
~. A. BEE,
Ttf1 PaceFville.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
TTNlE undersigned is now ready To furnish To order
CUMMINGS
Portable Quartz Crushing
NTTT

Having made arrangements with the ratcntcc FOR
their manufacture.
The crushing machines are recommended on nc.
count Of their small cost compactncSS, and the
plete manner in which they do their wurk,--hring
guaranteed to crush ONE TON or HARD QUARTZ
Every Ten Hours They are compact that they
can he transported to any part Of the mipcs,-thc
whole apparatus weighing nuly about 20w his, and
piece will exceed in weight 3,M lbs, and
from actual tests have given better results clean
ed in less time, and simple IN their opera
tion than any mill in use. They also give the
owner full returns ofhiS quartz saving every portion
Of the proceeds, and slowing each day the full val
tie ofthc quartz crushed.
The Portable Quartz MIL Engine, Boiler, Stamps,
and all complete In perfect working order, with full
be furnished for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
MILLS OF A LARGER SIZE with Four, Six, Fight,
Ten Stampers, furnished at prNPortionatc prices
TIE HAND MILL, with one Stampcr. which can
he worked with one or more men, and Insured tu
crush irOiu -Four t0 SIX IiurhrClrnumtS PR day, ran
he furnished for TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The subscriber IL also prepared to manufacture
Machines to Pcrforatc RUSSIA iron for Screens and
will furnish Screens already perforated Mt u Low
Price. ROBERT AITkEN,
EvRLHA IRuv FuUNpRv,
Front between q and = Streets Sacramento.
eH- have appointed Mr.. SAMUEL GAMAGE
my Agent in II Dorad" County, for the sale Of the
above machines and all communications addressed
to him ut Placcrville, will meet with prompt attention.
[G 3m] Il. AITkEN.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Just Received
DAVIS T. ROY'S BOOK STORE
IMiin NfrI,f E.nn;irr fhr IinrnN

IEEBSTEE'S American Family Cyrlopedia, with
w I,HM receipts and ,hHl u>tr,ticL,;
Spirtual;sn. by Judge Edmuuds AMI Dr. n, N.er;
Chambers Information fer the Pcorle, in rrls;
History Of Ireland:
NAuhignc's History Of the Reformation;
FrnSt's Pictorial Life Of Washington;
History of the American Revolution;
Life and Times Of Henry Clay;
RADCrof's History Of the United States, 6 vols;
Whites History " the World
Military Heroes Of the Wars 0f Mexico;
Indian Races Of North aud South America;
llcroic Women Of History;
The Christian Counsellor;
MonaIcl,s and People of Europe:
Chambers Packet Miscellany. in l2 volrr,cs
Book Of Reference and Field Book, hy Iiasle.;
md lircklcy:
HaSweli'S Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book
PhGniXiana, by "Squhoh"
Also, numerous works Spiritualism and phrenolo.
Syand large variety Of rlan AID Fancy Stationery.
maya II
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
nj L s l &

WNllE undersigned Musicians beg l,avc to
II inform the public "t FL DorNd" ,a1a,y,
that they have frrmcd Bnnl for the purpose
of furnishing the public good music, On rca-
s,nablc terms.
For particulars address any ofthe following
members or the bind:
JOHN KING. phtcrvillc. ..,.
FRED. TEGTMAIER. do.
FRANCIS lIACCK, Crlpma.
JOS. RIINElIART Spanish Flat
y. II. This Band play with either Brass or
String Instruments. us desired.
81 tf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

Lacour's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, Is put up in Q gallon packages at - per
packaEe-in good shipping order, r. Is 1yl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
CYRUS B. INGHAM

TAKES this method of announcing to his
Il old friends in California, and others visit
ing this city and in want Of HOTEL 0cc0mmo.
dntuns, that he has hrcnmc tho proprietor Of
the lInusr IN wn rs
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
DIR. M. BAKER.

Office on Main M., a Jec Doors GLore Wells, Ear
& Co.'s Express GDice,
NV ~ IN IN ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-24

State after State has gradually yielded to
the force OF public judgment in respect OF
the advantage of banks Of issue. The old
notions which were once SO strenuously and
rancorously adv ocated, have now utterly ex-
ploded in every locality Of considerable ex-
tent and business Importance on the CONT
nent, and it is hard to believe how extensive
ly the sentiment of prohibition once prevail
ed, and how extreme and radical the senti-
ment was. And at last, Missouri, the home
of "Old Bullion" the seat and CONSERVATION
of the hard money influence and sentiment,
has so amended her constitution that banks
of issue may be chartered to an extent in
number and capital for the present and some
time to come sufficient for the commercial
wants Of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-24

The Republican strength in the O. 5. Sen
ate has increased to twenty, which is gam
of FIVE. The Free phalanx in TINT conscrs-
alive aud slavery ridden body steadily IN
creases in numbers and power. 1t never be-
fore was 90 numerous and solid as 1t IL TO-
dav. There are more fluctuations, --advan-
ces and retrcatings.--in the popular branch
of Congress, and we have to average three
or four sessions together TO obtain the true
extent of change, but in the Senate there IL
steady and permanent advance. Every
inch acquired is retained. The time when
that body will present different front on
the great question of the day,--the ques-
ton which must and will remain the great
question until il is settled agreeably with
the genius of our institutions, with tho SEN
timent of majority of our people, with
the christian and humane sentiment of the
age, with the early and long-continued pol
icy of our governments not far distant
The puppy Joneses, the trimming Classes,
the Douglass demagogues OF Slavery, and
the eager tools Of it like pitifnl Pugh, are
getting scarcer among the Northern dele
cations from session to session, and soon
their numbers will be slender and weak in
deed. Only twelve of the whole crew re.
main now: II Slaveryites to 20 pledged
Freemen, honest and true and firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-24
News 81 the Morning.

A London correspondent says that thu
new British Minister will be Lord napier
The Black Democracy of Wisconsin have
nominated Judge Dunn for the Q. ). SENATE
The liabilities of Chas. b. Fessenden
East India Merchant at Boston, who failed
lately, are 100000.
Twenty -four dwelling houses were burned
ct Gloucester, n. j., on the end. They be-
longed to the print works.
A sad accident occurred at Baltimore on
the 2lst. A druggist filled prescription
for sick child, which died Immediately un-
der its effects. The physician took the CON-
pound to the druggist, asserting that there
was mistake. The druggist took some OF
il to show his confidence, and died in Eve
minutes. The physician then tasted it, spit
ting il GU, of his mouth instantly, and was
saved with difficulty. Cyanuret Of Potas-
stun was mixed with lemon juice, devel-
oping prussic acid enough to kill three hun
dred people.
In Congress, on the 22nd, the Senate pass
ed the Submarine Telegraph bill. The House
passed the resolution enforcing the attend
ance Of witnesses upon the committee of in
vestigation, and compelling their testimony
Mr.. Simonton was present, but he has en-
gagged Reverdy johnson as his counsel, and
will bring his case before the Circuit Court
on a writ of habeas corpus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-24

At a course of lectures recently given in
Baltimore, by DIR. McCabe, the following
tribute to the genius Of Poe, was strikingly
and impressyely read
"Iie was presented - a strange and won.
derful man, of cur own times and acquain-
tance--mighty in has weakness and weak in
hic mightiness. A subtle mind, n wizard Of
the pen,-a combination OF the worm and
the god, of dust and the deity--n modern
Promethens chained to the rock OF fatal
malady- man who came On age before his
time, and passed away like lightning upon q
scroll--who conquered ere he fell from the
topmost round of flames ladder, but fell in.
g!oriously from the ark Of whose soul the
DIVE went forth to bring back no olive branch
from tho subsiding deluge OF sorrow; in
whose window came the - dark and ominous
bird Of yorc' croaking it's "nevermore," for
bidding Tho cup Of Nepenthe, and staring
with It's wild and fiery eyes into all the con-
voluted bsbyrinths Of the past, plunging its
beak into his proud, sensitive and bleeding
heart child of sorrow and Of song, whose
death robes were put on in n kennel, and
whose last sigh was breathed out in hos
pital. Misfortune seemed to mark him from
the cradle to the grave. The house of a
stranger WINS the homo Of his infancy be
never knew a mothers love, and like the
wandering jew, his restless spirit seemed
ever crying for "surcease OF sorrow" and
when in the deep and passionate eloquence
of despairing grief we hear him shrieking to
the dark Improvisation OF destiny
"reil me truly, impore,
Is there is there balm in Giiead' Tell me truly,
impioreg
Tell this soul with sorrow laden, If without som,
distant Alden,
IL shall clasp u sainted maiden, whom the angela
name Lenore,-
Clasp rare aud radiant maiden, whom the angel,
mans Leno,e,'
That sad, solemn, hopeless response" envy
EaMoRE," tells that not only did he nurture
the cypress for his grave, but that no voice
from out that ssdistant Aiden,' whispered oil
peace beyond the portals Of the tomb.
".th that "nevermore I" How sadly i,
strikes the soul as we call up the circumstan-
ces of Poe's death. He died a drunkard
What a comment upon the powerlessness OF
the highest genius unaided to struggle agains,
the demon of vicious habit There uas
"balm in Gilead," and there was s'physi-
clan there" and he might have been ''heaIed. -
But no--he did not, would not apply to him
he died-miserably and sadly he died -
Young man, read his doom, and beware!"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-24

-
IL oealpel, medical paper, contains .
~ aad labored article upon the uss Of 20
seo, from which 1t appears t1saA The more
EasAionablc ne Of tobacco, h ~ forM OF
sugars, Is worse, In fact, than aAsujng. The
ssticls j. rather highly seasensa, bus 70
make aone extracts:
'sWhat is tobacco? Why, simply . mar
cotic-i. c. (see the dictionary "a stupeher;'
81 deadener Of nervous and muscular ensr-
gyi' IL any man disputes thls, and asserts
thst Ne finds himself mofs capable Of intel
lectual or muscular effort when he has .
qnid his in mouth, w. congratulate hin on
his improved astuteness. We may betray
our own want of tho precious intellectual
lquickensr, but we will venture tho questions:
How much did II sharpen your logic-choppsr
when YOU took your FIRST quid? And how
majsstically did you stand on your legs when
you FIRST felt its full effects? Every one
must rem ,mber the first effects Of tobacco
Nausea, vertigo, vomiting, and relaxation OF
the entire muscular system are It's invariabie
effects. II there be vice moic prostrating
| to the body and mind, and more crucifying
to all the sympatAes OF mans spirit and ma
ture, we have yet to be convinced OF it.
"Our remarks apply in much more for
chile manner to smoking than to chewing
Some people are so silly as to suppose be-
cause they do not spit while smoking that no
harm can ensue; but they should remember
that the oil Of tobacco, which contains tho
deadly nicotine, (equaily deadly and almost
a. rapid in its action as stxychninc,) 10 VIOLA
tlized and circulates with the smoke through
the delicate lining membrane Of the mouth
at each Whit Of the cigar, and 10 absorbed
By the extensive continuation Of this NOM
brane, that lines the nossrils and acts upon
the whole body. The smoke OF tobacco 10
indeed much more rapid in ice Supplying ef-
feet, rs every professed smoker knows. II
is usually called Soothing BY its votaries,
but this is, Of course, only the 6rst stage Of
stupefaction; it acts as opium or other mar
ootics do"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-24
1iornons peri>btng on the Plains


A correspondent of the Missouri Republi-
can, writing from Independence, Mo-, on the
9Th, giving the information received from
the conductor of the Salt Lake mail, which
arrived here the Goth e.ember, mentions
much suffering among the mail parties, and
detcntions bv terrible snow storms, and
gives the following account Of fatal priva-
tons among the Mormons on their way to
Salt Lake;
On their way in, near Bean River, they
Email train) met the third hand cart train Of
Mormons going West. This was one of
Brigham Young's fayorite methods of travel,
and the successful arrival of the first and
second train induced the citizens Of Salt
Lake City to hold public meeting, passing
resolutions expressive Of their thanks, &c,
to the Governor. la reply he stated that it
was not Brigham ioung's measure or sug-
gestions, but that of the spirit Of the Lord,
/ and when he undertook the work, nothing
could retari their progress. The fourth and
/ fifth trains were met at the crossings Of
Sweet Water, in n very different condition
from those in advance. They were suffering
4 eyonnd measure from the want of provisions,
4 and on account of the cold. They were
very badly clothed, md in consequence of
the hardships many of them were dying; in
one camp they buried fifteen In one day
The mode Of burial, since they cannot dig
the frozen ground, is to lay the bodies in
heaps, pile over them wll,ws and heaps Of
stones. Gov, Brigham Young, learning
something Of their condition, despatched
some men and provisions to their relief but
these were me- by the mail party returning
to the city again. having been turned back
by the violence Of the storms they epcoun-
tered. What the poor creatures wall do, or
what will become of them it is hard to tell.
Under delusion they have left their homes,
in foreign lands, and TO satisfy within OF
the Governor, undertook u Journey Of thou
sands of miles, not half provisioned or fitted
for the trip tha, even in good weather, is diff.
icult enough, Jet alone ut this Indictment sea-
son Of the year.
Nav EsGLANp IAAslnouS.--A After the I,h
of March New England viii not have pro.
slavery Congressman. The new Democratic
policy has been the death Of them all. Tou-
CO. est a.s sa.. ~ a.s /. i,1ss 70 u. a.
ter runaway negroes Bradbury repealed
himself with the Missouri Compromise
Wells aud Williams sacrificed themselves on
tie altar Of friendship for Pierce Everett.
absence from, the Nebraska vote has led "a
his absence ever since--James has upheld
| the Administration TO has own downfall =
, Allen, the sole remaining Democrat from
New En-,and, will owe has place, if he keeps
II, 10 his freesoil sympathes and votes
while in the other House every Representa-
Tive from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Is.
, land, y thorough going and uneompromi.
sing Republican. Poor encouragement 70,
doughfaces u that "sec,ion. - Alb. Eve
. journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-24


L somplete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN Use
The Patterns are entirely new, having been made
by Us this year. They are fast suppiantnglali 9TH
Or Cooking Stoves in the market. The aenaad for
them 10 already so great thai We are preparing -
manufacture ffty VI them per day. Those wanting
thatAimost indispsnsibie article, geed Cooking
Stove, shoald remem ber that improvement and
psoarsss the order OF the day, aud that In
tiels u domestic use, has there been greater in
proysmeBt, within the last ten years than the one
nov unier confederation. Therefore, you will
greatly promote ysar interests by selecting the
sfNEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preferences To taking up with Of snsntiquAtsd
pattern.
- For sale Wholesale and retail, at our stose.
No. 81 Main-st kEokuk, IOWA, whore can AL
ways b. found the most complete aud varied assort-
nent II Cooking, Heating, and PAlor Stoves, ever
offered in the West.
E3-Also, Tinners' Stock Of all kinds -
VS.. MoohE, BRIDGE 4 BIO.
Agent. fjani-dy1