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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

THEATRE ASSOCIATION -Alessrs Morris,
Ever and Downer are making movement
toward organizing joint stock company,
having for its object the building of thea
tre. This they have deemed necessary, b..
ing Mt present unrrepared to advance the
entire amount required. The plan. which
we conceive to be n good CDe. is to issue
fifteen shares, at 500 each fifteen hundred
complete the work as proposed This offers
an excellent opportunity for those persons
who are able and SO disposed, to lend very
material aid in advance of n project which
all sht uld wish to see successful, and with a
full assurance of its being most excellent
investment. The sooner the stock is ta6en,
the sooner it will be built. aud nothing is
more essential to the prosperity and life Of
the town than we'll arranged theatre We
are assured by one OF the members of the
Board of Trustees. that after the erection of
n structure such ms proposed by the gentle
men above mentioned, that the show license
law will be so modified as to he reasonable :
and we have no doubt that such would be the
case, Mt any rate it ought to be, or rather
should be done Immediately. We hope this
idea of Messrs Morr, & Co may wcet with
the hearty sanction and assistance of our
citizens, and that the work may be com.
menced ere this week has rolled by
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
, HAP Edward W. Hawl

A HRD CAsE.-Edward W. Ha"I
W no wshauged at Irving. KY. on the
ult wros a letter on the day of his exc
t,o, TO IA editors of the Louisville Den
e,nt, acknowledging that he murdered f'
verssns aid married six wives; one Of VIII
committee suicide on discovering the CHI
acter of hr husband. This atrociou'
lain was rot quite 81 years of age, atl
time he ws hanged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

CoNsIsrENf,-Ih ) ,cramento .ige, hav.
ing become the orgtn of the defunct. Irish
numbering Know No,hing party, has com
menced publishing bogus letters from pre-
tended lrishmen. So says the Marysville
Express
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
DIR. l.. j. CZApkAY,,,

GranI Medical and surgical b,stitute,
ciiiec AIail Steamship CaInpany's OHi o. san Fran.
cisco California, establish In los l. Cor tha s.r,an.
II ali Private and CHRONIC Diseases aod the
suppression of u uackery.
Attending anu Resident Physidian. O.. I CAP.
NAY, d. iale IN the Ha girian Revolutionary
War, Chief Physician to The tn Regiment oi hon,
'eds, Cher surgeon to the Military lio pitaI OF
Pesih, li"ngnr!, and late Lecturer oa Diseases of
Women ard Children"
LOmtnunicatiD ~ strictly confidential
Consultations BY letter Or oiherwlst free,
ADDRESS Il. }. CZApkAY, Md.
l.21-5p San FFaicIs.;,,. C4IifJrnia.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
Merchants Exchange.

This Salmon Jy tar lhe best arranged uO.t popular
and best lighted of un" in Orc, r or Vicinity pf owl.
Ccd with live first class Billiard Tables, IL talented
baud of Musiclns h. best st 'c,ei uaf, and the
most attentive ami CON e;e:.L bar keepers ia North
ein Caiiotna. is nov undrr The sole control VI lia
undc sign,d, who soiIcts. and hopes he may aieris
AMI receive conlhuance Oi the liberal paLs0nage
ht rc.o.ore bcs owed uDon the >alOon.
l. DWARAk USKY,
June - Alias - oUHr.o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

ARRANGED We or
thorised to be. says the state 4nal,
that the dieulty between IL Z. Nay,
ESQ and /. /. Ferguson. ESQ grow on /
Of public. IONS in the Union and ate
L,vroo7 as been honorably and satiso.
rily ad1ted
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
special Notice.

On and aii' tis date, W. shah sell rxcliyely for
ASH. As his rul will be slnclly adhch 20 gen.
lIeInen viii please noie. All persons knovt them.
selves indebted 10 liz arc cq.Irslcd to seulimmedi
nteiy, as We are dter.lhe. 10 close all ostanding
accounts. ID, TOY 4 OfrkEuN,
OroyiIe, July 13, 1857, jyl3
Vi North CalitornIn cupv.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

MORE IcE.--We had our bucket filed with
ioe and our heart with gratitude yesterday
by the kindness of Dickey & Cnrrington.--
May their ice be cod for II thousand years
and they live on to sell it
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

"A LIrcLE MOI LAGER. I'VE direct
the attention of dierS ana o'fs, TO the
advertisement in other c'iumpf Mr. j
4. Schiller, of thh'y brewery Ie offers
for sale, Lager er y" 'ho 'erchoicest
quality and at 'e most reasons" rates.
Patroniz6 homeinous'ry' @"u = him
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
Peopies' Caucus.

The "peeps" held q primary meeting last
night at the Court House, and elected dele
gates to a County Convention which they
and six or eight others intend holding here
to-day. There we're at least thirty. five or
forty persons present, including outsiders.
Democrats, etc and the proceedings were
harmonious to a degree. II b Lathrop, Sr
was called to the chair. and Charley Brown
appointed Secretary. The only business be.
fore the meeting was the selection of dele
gates to the County Convention, and accord
ingly. twenty-five persons-being large
majority of those present-were nominated
and elected. riva poce The disagreement
or spirit Of contention evinced, was on the
part Of those. who-like the devoted Ell
ward-tried with all their might to evade
the honors, but again like Stanly they were
cuptured, and urged on by sense Of duty,
will accept the Office to which they have been
chosen, and serve their masters, the peeps
TO the best of their conventional abilities
The "immortal twenty fve' will hold
"pow wow" Mt the Court House this fore.
noon. Sam still brenthes, but feebly
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

A BEGINNING The Alameda County Ga
seife says that the new county lid in San
Leandro received into one of its cells, few
days since, the first occupant. one Jones,
WIN is incarcerated on q charge Of murdar
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
PriXatc iloariil,g.

Can be had ut Ia" house northwest rUtiPr lowner
and Mohg' merry streets, with rUoms IL deifcd. furn-
Ished to su se1Hh men with their wives or singls
5tni encn lus the Case may be.) Ar!dyi
MhS. BERRY,
i.3 on ih.. p, rni.es
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

ACKNOWLEDGES THE CoRN.Ehe Grand
Duke Constantine, the brother Cthe Car,
Mt the dinner given Mt the RussiaEnbassy,
in Paris, in proposing a toast to 3 French
army, congratulated himself, in Il nnmo of
Russia, on being able henceforth reckon
as his friends. " the intrepid conerers If
Alma and Sebastopol" This is annaunli
fed admission that Sebastopol " cou.
quered.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

CoNvIcrFp Lyons and Poor, the mur-
derers of Blakey, in February last. in Tu-
olumne county, have been conviciel The
trial came off before Judge Cleaner on Sat-
urday week
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

STATE TREASURY The Sacramento Item
says that there we're $45,l77 in the State
Treasury on Thursday last. OF this sum.
$40,835 were in gold cJiu, 81 2l3 in dust,
and $l.S in silver
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Get Your LicrnSes
Wonderful Deyelopinats!

All persons de'lrbuS OF witnessing s'tnsvlmerfnl
eHperlnei t. o. Tho scicnce Of phych1log can DO
10y assembling at Pat rSons' Saloon, 'p"se the
Conh House, where all Ureseet vi be ,nvincrd
The Tact that one mind can he made toi come the
reel, len % another, and al Diseases arm: f. m n
non-circn'a lon orthe bl od can be curii' i've min
u'es b! taking fTly drops of pure Bras so!d III Il .
hboFe saloon. j13
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

ExPREss FAyoRs We are under obiga-
tions to Wells Fargo & Co., for Marysville
Express and Herald
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

Nome LACKEt RESERVATION here Ere
upwards of Geo Indians on the Resrvation
west Of Tehama About 90 Unite States
troops are stationed there.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
DissOiufi0ls of Co-PartnersIlip.

IENHE COPARfNEe5HlP heretofore exi ling
~ DetgFeu he. undersigned under the name "a
chard Il foncaud. is this d ~ dissolved by mutual
-l1seBL The bIsines. will he carried on usual Dy
! Achard, who will settle all claims aga nst The
p, and TO whom all outstanding accounts must be
IL. 8. ACfiARD,
ly 90, 1857. NJ. FUUCAUD.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

JUICE CRANE AND HIS LECTURES $50
Judge Crane, who recently repeated one of
his lectures in DJwnievile, In letter writ
ten at Placcrville, thus speaks of his lectnr-
ing tour, and gives his estimate OF the taste
of Caifornians:
81 have ma1e nothing on my lectures
indeed have lost money on them. shall
lecture no more in this State. The rass of
the people seem to prefer he hoe. e.downs
fnndaugoes, wizard and money shows horse
operas, &c to anything thatmight enlight-
en- them about the county 1t will take
time to remedy this perverted tnste My
lectures, however. have conmh ded the re-
spect Of all who have heatl them, except
one indiv unl /; and that mm I'D not help
being mean, for God made lin 90. and for
that reason have not spoken against him.
You know there are such rep'e, aud we
ought to feel kind to them hwever much
they may abuse us Ii the fcrw to whom
nllude was in starving contion..I would
rather run n hot potatoe d"wn,is msnphn-
gus than see him die hope. ,owevcr. he
will not need my as>stanc, in is world or
in the world to come But enoth of this"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
Wen NOO.as.

What DRlNkIAG SALOON shuuII peoie patron.
ize pa nusL iml oriant ques;ion--an tnshaL place
'hoid VIZ repair 10 solve lhiS boli sLggrsOnr Now
PAFIEkSO\'5 SALOON ant This is ne nvws-bY
Is selected, and those no has, drank hi,
brandy aud ale, bud 9lss h We never detected -.
rms Dave P"iters ms S'io'n va gfe,tIs opposite
the C"Hrl iit%s0 on iiiid street V'2 It
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE
Peaches. tcacn.s!! Peacps!!!

VsENEEVS' tFstCNtS.. tTIts...
Families and d' a,rs ~ rat can find apn.tant
slrlly Of lhe Ct ebraird Peaches gro All on ranch
Of MIR. H. reath, Mar, -yir, received cry day
fresh from The nursery. at tho
JI4 llpNtEK VARIETY ORE,
alye's street. d ors iom Muntg 'urr,)foville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

On motion ordered that the towi assesso,
forthwith complete the assessme1tof prop
srty within the corporate limits ofthe towr
not heretofore assessed, and reporahe sam,
Mt the next meeting Of the Board.
On motion, the marshal's duplicae assess.
ment roll. prepared by the clerk, was re-
ceved. approved and ordered in aarge OF
the marshal.
Ordered, that the marshal be rquired to
commence immediately the collection Of
property tax.
On motion, a. NJ. Zabriskie was tponted
town attorney.
Passed ordinances, Nos %. 80, 5 aud 81.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
Board OF Trustees.

WEDNESDAY, July 221, 1851.
Board met Pursuant to adjournment
Present, Messrs. Wells, (Pres't,) LeOvy an,
Ottersen.
Minutes of preceding meeting read anc
approved.
Bills ordered paid:
Captain of Police on acct salary $75 OF
Policeman Durette do sos 0,
:" Lyons do S55 OF
Clerk do $40 OF
1925 o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

Debility and Nervousness, Distaste for Society.
Gloomy Presentments, pain and weakness In the
bacx, impairment Of mental vgor and memory, weak
and watery eyes, eruptions ON the face and body,
restlessncss Of vicious dreams and uurrfrcshing
sleep untness for marriage relation, improper ex-
citabiity Of the organs, structure costiveness piles
dyspepsia Ae 10 the truth OF this more or less IA
case, every sufferer from solitary indulgence can
attest. And further, any latent family predspo-
sition to disease - imbecii.ty, tmpstence insany
&C. IL almost surely eventually developed into activ.
My, and II Is actually the most frequent cause Of
those maladiee 10 young persons, q proved b. the
statistics Of all Countries. And this Is equally trus
and it, consequences perfectly smenabe 70 treat
ment.
DR. Hubbell has. for many years past, been con-
suited upon so many and distressing cases Of this
vice, that his attention has been necessarily much
directed 70 it, treatment and cure and he Is happy
add. has, beyond his most sanguine expectations
mstnred treatment at once safe and certain, and
Dr. Hubbel's Treatise should be obtained By every
one, will prove complete safeguard against i'm
position. IL explains the nature and consequences
o. al! diseases OF the generative organs.
- Those living at . distance, BY enclosing two
postage stamps, in order to prepay the postage, viii
receive copy By return ofmail, gratis.
DIR HubbelPs experience v not excelei by any ply
s!ciAn, In the treatment OF Private Dsesses Of any
IMPORTANT no HRNAIESs
IN All ladies' Suffering Of Female CONSTANT.
sd snd cn,sS vi.hout deisv ana vth H.
results Uterine and painful menstrual ruction
requiring surgical operations removed By scientific
Treatment. II desirrd, coovenient rooms provided.
Advice strictly confidential.
Persons living at . distanca, BY Swing . plain
statement their cases, viii be attended punctu-
ally, and medicines forwarded BY express 70 III parts
Of the United States.
Address, Hubbells n D. box less O, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private once, No - 1andolpA ct, oppesite the
Revere Hotel.
June19dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
20. 900 Democratic Majority.

The election returns from the State
Of New York are Of the most cheering
character. That state, which one year
ago, to-day, gave the Black Rcpubii-
cans majority OF about 10000 has
again wheeled into the Democratic
ranks with clean sweep of every yes
tigc Of Black Republican humbng and
gives majority in favor of Democracy
of about 10000; or a gain over last
wears election Of about 10000 votes :.
Who says that the state Of New York
has not become Disguised with Black
Repnblicanism. True the reign Of the
opposition has been but for one year,
but that proved long enough to incur
the contempt of all law loving, honor
orablc men, and ensure the utter dcs-
truction of their ranks in that State.
Their career has been marked by the
passage of the most outrageous laws,
and the total bankruptcy Of the State,
brought about by their mismanagc
mcnt and dishonesty.
The question is now settled. Scarce
ly town or city in the Empire State
has withheld its loud spoken condem-
nation Of Black Republican misrulc and
fraud, and acknowledged their desire
to rally once more under the broad
folds of the banner Of National Dem
ocracy.
Empire State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
The Grand JusY System.

BY tho latest adviccs from Oregon
We learn that the Constitutional conv
cntion, now in session, was discussing
the Grand Jury system, and the Proba-
bjities are that the constitution to be
formed will provide some new mode OF
bringing a cuIprit before the petit jury.
We are glad to see snch signs of prog
rcss IN our Pacific brethren, and that
improvement on the old law indicates
boldncss and radicalism which lead
us to hope that they may adopt the
other portions of that great law reform
which the genus OF Campbell and
Lyndhurst and Hrougham has devcl-
opcd. Hitherto we have taken our
law from the east hereafter we may
look for light in the West.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

Hog Cholera prevails in Prince William
county, Va. One farmer has lost thirty
four hogs.
Philip Hawkins. colored, has been convic
ted at Frederick, Md, of the murder of John
Diggs, also colorod, both free
against the judges stand and killed almost
instantly while riding race at Centreville,
Maryland. on Friday last
NJ B. D. Lane of Virginia, a third elias 3
81 500 clerk in the Pension Bureau. has
resigned.
A Mr. Wicker Of Kansas City, was, a few
days since, robbed of 5000 at Barnum's Uo-
tel, st Louis.
The United States sloop-ofwar Cyane,
Capt. Rolf, Of the home squadron, has ar
rived at Hampton Roads.
Richard Relf, cashier Of the Louisiana
State Bank, died at New Orleans on the 2Sd
ult.
The decease of John A. Bannister, a stu
dent Mt Appleton, Wisconsin University,
occurred short time since. lie was high
~ spoken Of by his fellow students.
Two women, named Sophia Miner and
Mrs. Smith, died suddenly in Newark. N. ]
last week, from the effects of incompetence
James Head soldier of the Revolution
died in Scott county, Va, on the 4th ult, at
the advanced age of ninety years.
1t is stated by the Appleton Crescent that
the Governor of Wisconsin will soon pardon
the penitentiary convict Leahy, "ex-monk'
OF La Trappe," imprisoned for murder.
The body of a young women about twen-
ty years old was found in the Mississippi,
near Harrisburg, Minnesota Her throat
was cut from ear to ear An inquest dis
closed no particulars of her death.
The sum total of racing prizes for the
past year, in England, has been calculated
in Bells Life, at one million and forty sever
thousand dollars. Doncaster races figure
highest, reaching s7s,25O; Goodwcod 81 :
5l6; Epson S62, 600; the six Newmarket
meetings 100000. The receipts Of the
grand stand at the recent Doncas.er races
amounted to $ls,e4l.
We understand that Mrs. Fremont is ex
pected in New York by the arrival from
Europe of the French packet now due, and
Colonel Fremont is also expected to arrive
from California in the Star of the Vest
Mrs. Fremonts returns in consequence of
tidings Of the illness of Colonel Benton, who.
however, u now recoysrins.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

Posk PAcKixc.--Neyer since pogk paekiag
vas hrst introduced has seaaon opened
under worse auspccies than ut present
FOR years, in the commencement Of Ncv.
the pens attached TO the packing establish
ments we're usually filled with fat porkers,
but at present they are all deserted. Our
packers have no inclination to bay hogs
otherwise than on time, and farmers do not
like TO sell except for cash. We can there
fore give no accurate quotations. Under
these circumstances there is no doubt that
farmers will turn their hogs into bacon,
while some, in view of the large corn crop,
will not kill at all this season.-Lowisviiie
Journal
On Wednesday night week, one Jacob
Storm, from Belmont county, Ohio vas
found in the grove, near the Marine Hospi-
tai, at 81 Louis almost perished. He was
taken to the hospital and carefully atten-
ded, but died on Friday Of congested brain,
1t was only learned of him that he got on
boat at Tullv and went TO St Louis-that
he was robbed while on the boat, and had
been for four days and night without shell
ter or food.
Ths Cincinnati Times hiss an account Of a
circus clown who went on board the New
port ferry boat (unknown) and made a
frantic attempt TO drown himself The cap.
tain and crew. thinking the poor fellow in.
sane used their utmost attempts to save his
life, and on their arrival at the wharf he
was given in charge. 1t turned out how
ever, that the would-be suicide lived in
Newport, and had made bet that he would
cross the river without paying q cent, in
which he was successful
"WnATIs IN A NAME buchanan county
give Lowe 2s3 majority, and Fremont coun-
ty give Ssmuels $50 majority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
ISNHO II. ONSE.
Rock Island, Aug. %, 1857.

As . scrap Of information with
which few of our readers are &C.
quainted, we give the proportions in
which the different letters are cast in
a ''font" of type, and in which they &C.
cur in print
Letter G, 1900; t, 900; a, $50 n, O,
g, j, 500; h, $40; =, $40; d, 44O; l.,
400; u, $40; c, m, 800 {, $50; W, v,
200; g, q, b, l6O;v, 100; k, so; p, so;
j, x, 40; z, 20.
Besides these there, are the combin-
ed letters f, 90; fl, 40; fl, 20; fiji, is !;
fl, 10; %, O;e,6. This refers to the
small letters only, leaving out points,
capitals figures, spaces and accents.
The proportion Of capitals and small
capitals differs from that OF the small
Letters. In those, ], takes the first
place, then 7, then A, them E, de-
htndent apd Hchoolmate,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
OUR JOB OFFICE.

Tnoss having printing work ri any description to
b. de.s. v,p erd IN. Job once OF the sTATE Dr-
ocsAr abe TO ,nrn Il neatly, and at - mo-
'wsse proc-, any In the city. onf assortment OF
Jpe, and every other roquifte, are saeh as !" ess
nothing to be desired TO enable n TO furnsh ~ wen
executed ts,ok work. circulars, posters, aud s'hsf
iobs, - can be printed We Invite any having com
msn1s 10 give our once trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

n- WAGON HsRSESS FOR SAIH-All
and will oe sold On time II desired
ocx0itf T. c. EAD3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

MOTICE Is hereby given that james ? Norton Of
IN Hickory Grove Township, Scott County has this
day made an assignment Of I'll bis estate real and
perf0nal not exempt from prosecution, unto Be1ja.
min Matthews, for be bene6t Of I'll ~ creditors
An debts due Mr.. Morton are to BE PAID 70 tAe IN.
dsssigns1.
BENZ. MAT1uDWA
- H. Attosney 60. + Huhoen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cnder this head limited numbero special motto .
will be inserted at ten cents per line for each inser
ton nifty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
q. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
Attorney 4 Counsellor At Law
Re0S Estate .agens,

NOTARY PUBLIC.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE With G. Esds, lie Claire Row. En-
trance lie Claire Hall.
/ AW Business and CoEveyaneing pro,npt,y ..ten,
L. ded To. T'
Lands bought and sold on Commlssion
Money loaned o unincuinberei Real Est.,s s.cr,
Ny.
Taxes paid and Collections made for PARTIES in ,px
section Of the country,
An extensive acquaintance In Eastern New York
among those about To migrate 10 this vicinity .na
bie- ms to offer great Inducements to those having
lands u dispose OF.
-RETEEEECEs -
TX Gov Myron II. Clark, Canandairua. N r..
Hon Charles II. knggles, PougLkeepsie, NY.
Hon, John Thompson,
Hon. George ", Sterling g
Capt Richard Peek, New Haven Conn
Hon. II. b. Morgan, Aurora, NY
Eev. Thee. L. Cnylor, New York Ci,y
Benson j. Tossing Esq.,
bckee, lnncss Co, Chicago H.
Talman, Powers Mclean Davenport Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
EE"TIE LIVER
ATOR .
PREPARED by DR., SANFORD.

rs agreat Scientific Medical discovery and is daily
i working cures, almost toe rrext IL believe II
cures i. by magic, ereR tie FIRST dose yirin1 be-
merit, and seldom more than one bottle is required 10
any kind Il Lirsr Complaint, from the worst
Jauni ce or Dyspepsia to c"mnlon headache all of
WHICH are the I. suit OF a Diseased Liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

A~ WHITE TEETH, PERFUMRD BREATH
S3 and Beautiful Compile 4 ion be acquired
BY using the Balm of a Thousand Flowers " What
lady or genl.man would remain under the curse Of
dsagreeabls breath, when BY using 81 Balm OF a
Thousand Flowers ss q dentifrice would not only
render 1t sweet, tut leave the teeth white alabas-
ter? Many person do not know thu ir breath Is bad
and the subject is delicate their friend, will
mention it. Beware OF Counterf its. BE sure each
boste i signed FEThIDGE Co., N. Y. For sale
by all druggists.
WOODLAND CREAMY Pomade FIR beautify.
ing the Hair-h.ghly pHrfumed, superior 10 any
French article imported, aud for half the Price For
dressing La les hair II has no equal, gi.ng 1t u
bright, glossy appearance. 1t causes u Gentleman .
Hair 10 curl in the most natural manner 1t removes
Dandrun, always giving the Hair the appearance OF
being fresh shampooned. Price, only fifty cents.
None genuine unless signed
FETR1DGE l. co.
Prop ietors OF the Balm OF Thousand Flowers
For sAle by TAYLOR * bALLORD, No 10 Let lsire
Row Sole AGENTS FOR Davenport.
Juy23dAw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

A> We have some very desirable lots selected
W. and for sale in Camanche. Plat seen price,
terms &c made known, upon applications to PAR
KER, EDWARDS 4 TALAAGE, No. 10 Orr's Block
April Is, dtf.