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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
Milwaukee and Waterfowl 4 R
WINTER ARRAN0DxENT,


IN and after xoniay November 2oth, PASSENGER
~ Trains Oh this hoai Will run ~ follows;
FIRST train leaves Wbtsrtovn al BIO NJ arriving
In WAtertwn 8 An second Train Leaves Wa
tertownai 2, 30 y, arriving at Watertovn at $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee al S,lb A n arriving
st Wstertown a, l;lvAx second tT ain caves NIL
vsukee 81 e;25 N arriving at wstertown At $50
CoHSKCTING-GOIN6 EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee. and
Chicago Railroad 10 Ghieazo; tn nse via Michigan
southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and Erie ana
W York and kric 70 New York city; thence via
steamer q Vanderbilt and Plymouth RICK u Boston
also connecting al CHICAGO with Michigan Central
Great Western, Cansds, New York Central u New
Yora city; thsnce via New York and New Haven
CoSNECTIN6-GOIH0 WEST
AZ Wstsrtovn with Stages to Oak Cresh, Dolce
OeptFn, wsuPun, Berln, Beaver Dam, Pox Iake.
Portage city Portland, Waterloo, Hsnchetvflie Sun
Prairie, Columbus, Otssso, wyocens, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Watertown At 500 y, and wiivaukee
W. SOWLEh, Gene al Bupcrlr tcndeut.
Ah~susess NOV. -. 1857 octl5d0
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Notice.

N Office l. hereby given that MI. Harvey West
~ fsll has Iurcha'ei The entire .teek ana fixtures
OF the News Room In IeCiairc RoE lately oecuytct
b. Join Gill It. The business viii b. 81 On a.
the same place. a. well r. at The Tvin C.,y Book
store by Mr y H. Starr A. AGENT for me.
Dated davenport uyust 2Jlh 1888.
aUg2G:f HARVEY wESTPALf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
GaIena and Chicago Union r. 4,

CUMhEn ARRAN6EAENT--On and after We'd
- nssdsy, June l7th, 1857, pAssengsr trains VII
leave Wells street Depot daily (sundays excepted
For Prrepor,. Galens, Dunlsth and St. Paul.
Passenger and Msll.........-.-........ 10 A 4
fasseog"r' ...--............ ...lDSsf d
Passenger, kmigfsnt and ID class train i2AS n
OHICA0e. FuLTOH AND IOWA LINN.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. ...'.....-....,.......s 50 \
do do .'.....''........-.....6; 10 y
BkIOIT AND MADISON BRANCH
FOR Il ioit, JanesvlIie ana Madison
t0X RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
ror Crystal L.sc. MoHeury and Richnood
Two Through ,rAius viii leave Central Depot TOO,
of Lake street. as follows
POR GALENA. pUNLEIrH AND sT. PAUL.
naily Sundays excepted 1000 ii . - N
nnnabllng passengers 10 make close connec.ioa
with she Michigan Crntr al Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
6ALRNA Y CHICAGO NNIoN RAILROAD.
Leave Ere port 1890 H. arrive In Chicago lss
Leave fTeepon o.; NJ, arrive In Chicago y - ID
CHICAGO, FULroN AND IOWA LINZ
Leave Fulton 10 N, arrive In Chirsgo aia5rs
do do IpaI, do ID l,isAs
Leave Dek alb b A n, arrive IA Chicago 9:2s 4
BEL0IT AND MADISON BRANCH
cave foo'Saie io,1o H. arrive In Chicago AS ? NJ
Leave footvile 80 ~ arrive 10 ohicsso ass d
Leave Be oit o,sD N. srrive In Chicago II lUA M
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Hgin al s,isA N, arrive IN Chicago 10 n
Leave Elgin al 2,2S NJ, arrive in chicago 4a5 a ri
PA-seDRers Tor all points on the q a L. X X, Ia.
ciuding Fulton. bcloit and Madison lines, should
take tine trains from the Wells street depot.
Ali the above trains connect ~ith the great eastern
ines diversinR from chicago
Through iicA-ts can be b ught at the following on
eos; II SpAaldins'. corner Lake aud Drerbors 7
street, PEW &C HR Tlokes once ~ Dearborn
strest. Michigan Southern Office, under Trsmon,
House aud At the Central aud Wells street DeIsbts
JOHN Il, TURNER, President,
p. A HALL. eup-rint endent.
W A, TaRAu General Ticket Agent. Iocsl7d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

~ ptliouIf y u AMI HUMAN flC hUt if.A
TR"x IHswEsf
boston. New York and the Eastern States,
Via the Michigan Central GrsGt esteem, Ogde.s.
bsrgh ana Vermont tentva! ard
Grand Trunk ssailrsad Of Canada
P,-pcngers by this route have an Opportunity OF
vioiting some II the sranfrst hLi most waii.f'ui
scenery in the world. Including 2arontn Mag ara
Fails. SIspensi0H E,ldce, he thousand iIarda
Rapids J the 81 laurence, Quebnc .Nontse1l
White MOuntdin3, the I1tbJtlds Bridys, tneuriy =
miles IA lenyttj, Lake thGmy iGiai Fats OF Mont
snore5sdi, Hudson Hirer, etG., efe
On and after Ma l55, baggage will b checked
through from Chicago
TO EMll:RANTS.
Passages be al the o.fiae ofthe con pa
ny In Chicigo BY sd't'Rg vessels from London Liver
pool Plymouth, Gia>g gov, Bristol. Hun, Aberdeen,
and Montr' An agent II The GRAND iRiNx
RAILROAD experimenting the r. novai Of cunt
grants and baggage NJ Quebec free Of charge
Faro from SBo to $50 to Choag, 10 1.udlnE cooked
provisions.
The Mammoth Steam hip
lEVlA HAN,
or ~ ,6oo TONS, AND 30 FEET Loso
Is under contract TO This company for one or ,;nre
triIst Portland this year Tourists return Tickets
iIom Chicago 10 the cbief tow ia EureEe viii
~ D. Issued. Tictcts from. Nhi-agJ ful III v,tlts
Mast, also f. the Leyia hsD, or fcr Tie NJ - : x
Cos ships can - Obtained AT he Office OF tie &; 4pd
irrnK Railroad, 30. 30 Dea born street: Ch;rapn
hAHAHoh ON fURoPK.-s ght pral" an I.JLa.n
al nv dplsrs Pfr p,und stering be procaied
at tue office OF he G,dpi Trunk Raj foaf IN OH.
csgo.
agent Of CIR. Trunk n ca. o. c ,nads.
apriSitf-CHs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
AtWateF'S Patent First Premium
FIFTEEN DOLLAR
Family SeaCt1eg Machine.

ExOnLLDD By meme for practical utility, simple
Il ity, durability or beauty For sale q FAR
RAND's, No. g. v st second street, opposite the
ACiaire House. The public are respectfully lnvi-
I'D 70 ca1l and ez1miue for themselves.
ane2oaif $3.50
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Chicago Atom 4 st. Louis Il. Il.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
ChicaaO and ~. IOufs.

vot~s leave OAtcogo for -. LoGSs aad S~ssrwss-
dtdfe places
Aooomodatcn Train, Sundays exoeptsd) $50 \
hxprsss Train, (Ssturdays excspted) If0P
0rptas IAoes 81. LOssIs for OAIoI0o and imtev,ss
dsdSe PAGES.
Accommodation Train, (Hundxy's exoepted) OOA 4
elpross Train (SsturdAy's exoepted) 880rA
Trains run directly through, without change G.;
cars or baggage. Trains through Joliet, Bloom
ington. Springfield, Oariinvius and Alton.
Virvains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, Quickst aud
liable route between 6t Louis and New York, boston
Philadelphia. and the East.
with lIlinois Central 3. u Bloomington, for Ia.
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
In Great Western Of Inlnois ct Springfield, for
Dscstu. and Naples.
With oil the Railroads divsrging from Ghiosso
With daily line Of Packets ct 81 Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets tOT oil places mentioned above can
be procured at ali the principal ticket ocss 10 ths
United 6tatss, And 81 be Ofncss
In 81, Louie IL Chicago
FOOT OF w Arlington Az - Dearborn street, oppo-
Inas, on ksves. site fremont House.
RIOH'D P. MORGAN, Ja., Bups.
Bloomington. Jan. /. 1855. fsbiedti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
DENTAL.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and MeChanica al Dentist.

~~~~y-. OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS sUUH
to ntA friends aud the et.tic lng eusr-
UyVv al, ociicyIps tnbt -. 81. viii
xlh piva entire Satisfaction Ia oil xaFs
doue In tie Csnta.l ae. lie has been engaged M Br
tooir cA's ofica for u last fifteen months ai Le
ievug that he hsH sust aimed his former reputation
Dentist he asks for a portion az the patronage
from bis friends and the pubic HE scquir III y
in the knovleige Of Dentistry and arrangements IN
his oee ami laboratory snch that he lretsred
to d. any work ia the DeLta line. Ills mode
l. different II ola ali others hi mas section Of the
try pelng mora eeans and dun allie, and worn with
more comfort and Satisfaction 10 The weHTcr. He
will put In artificial indentures from one TO sn
tire SET and do all other work sppertsinins to Den
uutry.
once and residence Connected, on fQcrth street
secor4i house wst OF Main, adjoining Or. Fountain
res,tnce.
Any number Of references given required
MAJ Q,l,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

MANUFACTURERS OF
Csssis Patent Oscillating Engine Force
pump.
'HlO IS douhe acting fore and suckt,on pumr.
ana u more readily converted into q fire Engine
than any other pump row In use.
has NO " Pnnger,' aud il not n ro arv numn
would call the attention Of Railroad And steam
boat ocers also the prietors Of Stables Sswmili,
Ttcres. Private Dwellings and Countr " sests q,
Machiplsts and Hns,neers Are snv,i.S =" ~
t..
Repairing done without DELAY
Shop corner Ord and LeClaire street, psvenpor
iowa. juneQO-d3m
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OnnSONo wishing 70 ebply for .psincipals and Iss
esssssae3 SstXecAtes g he Clty sseoi1, vi, =
8 - z's; q r; - ~ ;':;;:s II. AZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

NssWemssr .ASrON1sooeesss,
I'm and amer npaAAv Nay 18th isss. ana uasal
NJfarth@s notice trslns viii iesvs B~es sssAno "sV
Sundays escaped, - tuilovs
Let mali train 81
"a freight
~ aiSht cxDgess W. =
TrAins arrive 81 hook 1slAAa oetAvs oesoAys "a
oepe0i, follows
LIST atgAt empress - eeA =
VI fsstsht srsins - Sor
"a matt tram ~ sSof =
All trsns over this rosA srsin direct connexion 81
Chicago eth trains over 18th tbs Michigan so1tten
hichiSan Ocotrsi Pit.sburS, yort wayne end Shioe-
" Raii Rosd u and from Detroit, Ioieoo'
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati rhscaIsns
DunkiTk, Buffalo, Nisssrs PaIls Albany, Nc" iofAf
Yhusdeiphia Baltimore and wasntnston Aiso -
LANe,ls with trains Of the Illinois OeL.rel hoeo-
North 10 CSalsus aud Routh 81 Louis snd Cairo. 70
wAt1h places tahets can be procursdo Of
W Gremneile, ficket Agent.
Asssts, 4 =. Depot, Rock Island.
Paassareys are reminded VI the uects sity OF svfnS
.,,rct dirsctons o. the destination Of their bag
s.ss sso 70 procure tickets before taking their seats
NJ the cars tbs nduetors collect fares Only to sta
tiops on Of this Chicago AAocA Issnd rsurosd
JOHN y. TRAOY, supertntsodsns.
". =. WanHAa, Asst bupt.
1Oct Island. Nay. 10. 1915 Ldtfl
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CHICAGO.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.'S

Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.'S
,r1Arss14. SHIPS
s4csz
ANGLO SAXON, NORTH AMERICAN,
INDIAN, NORTH BRIfoS (na~)
BON. IAN, !as.) HUNGARIAN; tn.w)
Running In connection With the GRAND TRUNK
RAILkOAD Of Canada. Gn Ter contract with the
Canadian Government Ia transport tue Msiis
Date. Of sailing.
Every .liern:.e saturday rvr1y Setns,- wcde,
from 22d Of May tote day from the 18th OF Apr.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAD TrusK RAILROAD at Por land
Rates Of Passage.
From Cnscu,o to liverpool, VIZ Mich. Central,
Great Hes,srn ami GRAND TRUNK RAIL
ROADS sui Ste.msIs,
Let Ciass...... $50 10 sloo
aecorc ing TO seconm .dation.
Stserage .......................Sa
inoiaiing cooked p osisions
From Lsveapool to chicago, via Steamers auiR
LIST Cls.s.... .....................se5 10 SilS rs
Steeyage.. .....-...-.-.-..-...S sol 20
in,iuiine CO ktf provisions.
A fuIy qualified Surgeon sails in each yessel.
Zach passenger tlcketef through viii he allowed the
same quantity 4 baggays Free by Railroad a. hy
St@amer 20 cubi feet fr each cabin ant ~ ieet
for each storage pas eng-r.
special trains from quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are Dispatched On the arrival OF each
Seamtr
II with be obeerved from he folloaing table that
the Catalan line has aver other ero-iiE
the Atlantic, the average passages Of the C1nari
and Collins lines as by the annual tables ia the =
HeTaid during 1857 being
EassaCdrd. WesfiuQfd
Collins Line .iii 22h 2om Coiins Lime lsd sh ouu
Cun'd NY Is Cun'd " fY.l2 10
Canadian LILO Is . can.iianIlne o
The longest passsg's made ~ the Canadian Linz
were IL iAyr To Liverpool and - days u Qutbec.-
The Collins Line have made passages Of 10 t. 20 days
and the Cunsrd Line OF Is to II days
FOR passage or freight from Ciicago t. Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, apply to
wARRACK
Agent Of the N . g y 90
apris-dtf'cHs No SO Dearborn Il. Ckfcd,o
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DURABLE,
or NO MONEY PAID.

Horse M1sd Cattle .REedscfsaR
sold and warranted 70 be the came are sse0 in the
also cell attention to his hsfse shoeing derartDsst
vhsre horses are shod on scientiAc psinciris nrTS
hiA own Immediate eapsrintenlsnos 8 - 80
saly nsAin ~ aty ~ 0o1s ~ sasesnS n ~
3: 81; go .: = : . I $50 - s ~ -. 4;
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The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE il ono 81,
the largest and best literary papers OF the dsy. An
Imperial Qnarto containing eight pages, or forth col
" illustrated every week.
GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS tn s,oo
IN GOLD WILL BE PRESENTED TO rHCU
SUBSCRIBER IAfkEDIA TEL Y ON REC Eyp7
or THE SUBSC RIP7ION MONEY.
-tt-
TERMS.
One copy for one year. 80 90 and e,ft
one copy for two yta-e........ so and g,fts
One copy for three years 90 and gifts.
One copy for i've years....... 90 and gifts
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year..-....$ IS 90 and 8 gifts.
five copies one year........ 90 and 6 gifts
Ten copies one year. Is 90 and 10 gifts
Twenty one copies one year. 80 90 and 81 gift.
The articles to be distributed comprised in the
Package of Gold. containing. ...... 1880 each
10 DO Dc do $50. loo loo e e.eh,
10 Pstent Lever Hunting Case Watches loo each.
70 Gold watches. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is each
~ ~ 10 .'....'............... Go each
300 Ladies Gold watches. ..... o oe each,
zoo Silver Hunting Cssed watches. m s.ch'
900 Silver watches. ............A1o 10 On go
1000 Colo Guard, vest Fob Chains 10 10 RI esc,'
.so'a p Lockess. Brrceets, Brooches, Far Dross
0Ieest runs, Cnn Pins, Sleeve tons Rinss shsr.
otuas, watch Keys Gold and Silver Thimhes .na
sess OF other articles, worth from 50 cents to "A
Immediately on the REGAIN. q, ~. .r,...,-.
money. thu Subscribers name Vii, he en.sss1 p.soo
car subscription book opposite number. sns S ~
s oo.respsndint With that number viii Is sne
.se - - cd 3d. to ~ subscriber ~ ae0 .
y III ssnAsnisatisas sAssid - addreousA -
49, y No. susa,as. - ,, ss99sns Sooy
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,rnERE ARErnors ANDs in thiss ssta,e ,nnerI ns

THERE ARETH Gus ANDS in thisState suffering
! for want OF Scientific medical treatment, ana
you fear tb apply to n Physician because they have
been deceived or their friends have been by some
Of the dharlatans infest the community, ard VINO
publish themselves as good physicians proiessor-
etc. To all such we unhesitatugiy recommend Dr.
Young, rs a Physician in whom all pan place con
hdence. He IL man OF eminent and proiounh
study. good surgeon, an honorable man. and one
who can sympashise With persons in afiiclion HIS
standing "a Physician ard gentleman are both
guaranteed. tue first by his medical works. which
Rre an hor 10 their author. and the extensive and
highly successful course OF practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California, and
the latter by his numerous pNirons large circle OF
acquaintance.
n EMEMBER-That Or. j. c. Young's Office fol-
IA the treatment Of Private Diseases, Is al the cor
ner Of Montgomery and California sts, San Francisco
REYEMBER-That DR. Yonng wants no patients
but those fully capable of appreciaiinR and dist n
gushing the services of n regular. thorough bred
phy ysician, from The paliry unearned and iri1ing
1uack
REMRMBER- DR. Young is the only regular
tired physician advertising 10 diseases Of mpru
fence
REMEMBER-Thst DR. Young's remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown to all others. pre-
pared from life spent in the great Hospitals Of Eu
'ope and tie arss il tAis country from pure chemi
Gals IN ported.
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yrur GREATEST Discovery OF THE AGE

frVHE GREAT Discovery THE AGE -
y Great Rlessine tn Nankind'-Innocent hut no
tenti-Dr T. J. Czapkay's ProU hvlacicum. 'self dis
isfectng avpn, a sure preventive against Gonnor
rhesi md SvnhiIitic diseases. and m unsurpassed
remedy for all venerai scrntnlous ganvrenous and
cancercus ulcers ,eiid discharges from vagina. ufer
ne and urethra and all cnaneous eruptinns and dis
eases A. tnuoculnion is n sure preventive against
small pox. 80 Ia Dr. III Cyankav's nrophvlacticum
spreventive against Svrhihtic and Gororheal dis.
ease. Harmless in itself II possesses the power ri
chemically DESTROYING the philitr vTis. and there
by saving thousands of debanehees from being infec-
ted nv the most loaihsone of all diseases. Let no
Young man who sprrecia'es health he without Dr.
C1apkay's p-ophylactrum. " is in verN convent nj
package. and will he found convenient for use being
used as a soap. Prce. s.. For sale NJ nr w.
Czapkay'. Private Medical and Surgical institute.
Saerarnento street. below Montgomery, opposite P
NJ Co.'S ofbce San Franeisco.
Anieuers must be addressed to l.. j. czapkay,M NJ.
n San Francisco
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MEDICAL.
mr.. J. CZAPkAY'S



NsTITUTE. sacramento street: below Mont
-. onnosite Pacific Mail Steamship Co = office.
r.ncsco California. Established in 1854 for the
e.a,ent cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases.
ps,hs suppression of Quartery. Attending and rest
~, phvsjcian. l. J. CZAPKAY. VI d. late of the
1s.us,;s, Revolutionary War. Chief Physician To
~ oo,h Regiment Of Honveds, Chief surgeon to the
,s,,,a,y Vospal Of Pesh. HUNGARY and late lecturer
" Jisssses of women and children.
rvVoTuF FAFFIICTED.-DR. L. CZAPKAY can
bs consulted at his Institute for the cure Of all
800 ofnrjyate dseases. such as Syphilis Gonorrhea.
Noctu,nal Emissions. and all the consequences OF
lf sbn.e In the first stages OF Syphilitic or Como
.hs,Idi.eases he guarantees a cure In n few days,
,hout in con venience to the patient or hndrance to
NJ. husiness When a patient. by neg ect or innrop-
.-,,estWe ept has developed the secondary symptoms
or svnbis such as blboes or paipfrl swellings on
the erons or uIt ersn the throat and nnse which II
not checked, DESTROY the soft paris and canse the
,ones N mortjfy separate and come away. leaving
~ sn,yerer an object hideous to behold or when
hIotches and pimples break out upon the skin or
,.her he has mai nfuI swp1lngs upon the bones. or
ben his constitution II injured so as To Dredisp"sc
N consumn,jon or bfhPr constitutional diseases the
Doctor guarantees cure or asks no comDensntton.
In RHEnM ATrsM. chronic or acute: in DYSFN'
TERY or DI ARRH0Et, he hns safe and efcctua'
remedies Fer the treatment ofthe consequences Of
,eIf abuse such ~ nocturnal emissions nervousness
timjdy headache pains in the back and limbs, with
repeya weak ness loss of memory injury to the sight
restIessness confusion Of ideas dislike for society.
and feeling Of wearness Of life with the ncrvons
syste so that slight noises shock or Starfe
the patept m ing his xis'cnce miserable For the
above maIadies the Doctor will guarantee n cure or
ask no com pen sation. Pe can he consulted free of
charge and nviies all 10 ca: il will cost them
thing and NAV be much to their advantage. Office
hours from Q A. NJ, to9P VI.
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M,nY.vIl1E. June 3. 1855


Or. l.. ]. Crapkv. San Fraacisco-Sir-I have used
Ae last Of your medicine. and do not think shall
ueed any more as feel very well. except that have
MT entirely got strength vet. hut soon viii with
The appetite that have. II lie Just three weeks, YOU
nay reoolec'. since eallei At yonr institute with
my constitution. as I thought, entirely broken, and
never thorght Won woni he able 10 cure me FER
secfiy. bat thought Won might be able N do spme-
thinT n ease the pain in nv back and head, and
strengthen nv limbs. which were weat that thev
would almost give way under me. when I walked.
AMI to strengthen nv nerves - that would no get
,rrclisd ard remhle at every little thing Now that
: you tno~ what I expacted. you NAV judge of my
saiisfartion at nv eomnle'e recovery from those
Tmptolns and the removal Of those botcbes and
snres rom nv skin, and ulcers from my throa', ard
we ensire -iaprsue OF those emissions which Won
.aii were principally the canse NJ nv sickness IeHr
hhrdiy tell yoI which IL the greatest. NV iov or nv
arpr-e. for exeeni not having fully got nv strength.
eea As well as any man can feel Encio@@i send
yol twenty doiiar~ over your charge. and think m
set eaeany eGret. If Won think anybody will be
penen.ted, you m put this letter In the newsp1'
fS' u Believe He gratefully yours
TnoNAs HAYDEN
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TrEoS. Royce.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N corner Montgomery and Washington Sta,
San FRANCISCO,
A-y1 In q Il II q q n - q MT!

imadur tonlincl, Jackson;
Messenger, La Porte;
Herald, Crescent CITY;
Democrat. Mar.posa.
sentinel, Santa cruz;
Chronicle, Nreka,
El Clamor Publico, Los
Angeles;
'ierald, Benicia;
Courier, Columbia;
sentinal, Jackson o r.:
standard, Portland, o. H.;
Argus, oregon City,O. 7 ;
Messenger. Curvnllis.O I
FINES, Portland .. 4.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessora at theUniversity, Penn
Can be tound at the old stand, corner Of
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted privately and with the
utmost ccnfdt nee nv the afflicted at all hours daily,
from 4. NJ. untilS Pm. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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SUPERIOR
BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS
Connected with tho House.
Shower Baths Free

FREE PASSAGE in the Omnibus TO and from the
boats Look 10 the name on the Omnibus TO avoid
imposition
BY unremitiin2 attention and untirinR efforts tn
furnish the greatest amount Of e0mf0ri Dnd c0pyen
ience at extremely low prices the proprietor hopes To
merit continuance Of the increasing patronage that
the WHAT CHEER HOUSE at present enjoys
For the accommodation of minsrs and others hav
ing money or vaiuabes there are two large safes In
the Office.
There 10 an extensive Library and Reading Room,
well supplied with pa ers. periodicals. &C.
THE HOUsEIs OPEN Ali NIGHT.
Sc Travellers will please to remember that tbere
are M runners connected with this establishment
jel4-3m RIB. WOODWARD. Proprietor.
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MlSCELLANE Us.
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO lfRoM SAN
FRANCISCO,
DIR. DAVIS,

or THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
XArllO sDAlLY RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w blind, Hearing to the Deaf furnishing ftsl
Removing Marks from the iHce, curing Piles and bad
sore egs' Hair alfu rrstord 10 tho head, aud pre-
vented from falling o0
The Doctor VIII curu PRIVATE DISEASES In less
time than ANY man IA the world without loss Of time
10 the patient
LADIES, with weaknesses oi any sind. give him
cnll mud You Will lOl regret H. Ladies also attended
10 by letter
Persons treated forCONSUMPTION had better ace
the Doctor, nine crcs out of twelve nre not Con-
sumption nt all aud arn curRbo. All pcrsons may
he sue Tint tho Doctor will not take ANY case In
haud unless he is certain Of cliccting cure.
Of M dcue induces the Doctor 10 invite all persons
10 his ufic" where they can sce fer themselves tho
cures he ptriurms; where nlso. hi ufiice book 10
open Tor reference To the hundreds he has cured In
san fruuoi'co, and also his Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
Knife!
Murk-This ~ the Dr. Davis who performed so
many wonderful cures Mt his Office 7O7 BIoadwny,
New YORK.
Notice TO the ola Country People.
Ur. Davis lreuls all cases the snme as he did In
Madam lens HOSPITAL in Dublin.
once hours. from \. NJ, to7 = NJ.
OFFICE No. H. l. street between Second and
Third. Feb 3d--tf
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