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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Geo. Warrington. ESQ. has taken the editorial
charge Of the San Francisco National, and his edi
tOrals have the ring Of the true metal ,-rescmbng
In senii@esL vigOr, sarcasm and terseneSs the nm-
liable crushers that graced the columns Of the Tina
and Transcript in "a and IS, and which animated
the Democracy and annihilated tho opposition. We
commend the HdtiOnGI to the patronage Of the De-
mOcraey Of Fl Dorado. Its article Of the 2sd on
the Sacramento Senatorial Election expresses the
sentiments Of every loyal Democrat 10 our county,
and We think Of the State. We want no fusion with
trai'orA-wil not tolerate them or their friends, who
are seeking to bring them back.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

REPAIRED.-Th recent injury to Brockhss Bridge
caused tempory delay Of The last Salt Lake Mail
coach and passengers, and suspension of civilitcs
between the hshionables Of Plnccrvtile and Carson
Valley; but aS Plummcrs army of occupation were
instantly set at work to repair the damage. the old
bridge is in as good condition as ever, has been
crossed with safety, and will answer the purpose
until the new bridge is completed, which, we arc
pleased to learn, will be shortly.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

REMOvAL.-The safes, furniture and county ar
chives have been removed to the new aud cOmodiOus
Court House OH Stony Point. The recent rain storm
DELAYED the workmen for few days, and the room
for the Clerk is not quite ready, but will be in day
or two. The new building is well adapted for the
purpose, and costs the county but tFifing sum for
reut.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

A SUDDEN STROKE OF PENIrENcR.-The Mariposa
Gdstte says liquor seller went TO the Camp Meet
ing in MERGED county, and commenced dispOsing Of
stone fence. Minnie rifle and other kinds Of liquid
compounds. Deputy Sheriff was started after
him, and after considerable hunting found him and
bis clerk in front Of the altar in eGrnest prayer re.
pentant and anxious They were not arrested. If
all liquor dealers would do likewise what an amount
of wretchedncss Of suffering, Of agony, of despair
would be swept from the earth
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

THS STREETS. During the recon. rain storm Our
streets were in q wretched condition, filled with
peculiarly adhesive mud" and VIC suggest the
sIuicing process again at the earliest opportunity
Main street. relieved Of the dirt that hos accumuIa.
ted In it for the past four months, would be dry
and firm during the winter little oxtra labor
would clean it and keep il So
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Wild Cherry.

BRO0KLINE, MASS, Feb 5, lSN.
To sETH W. PowLR,-Ny Dear Sir Having experen.
ced results Of satisfactory character from the use Of
Wietdrs Bdks0m Of Wild Cherry in cases ofsevere colds
during the past two years. induced 70 express the full
faith have In its TenOvatng power.
was hrst induced to try this medicine experiment
about two in connection with the strong recon-
mendatiOn Of friend, who well nigh gone with con-
sumption, and whose relief from the Of satsed me
OF its great value In of colds and decline and most
clearly demonstrating to my mind great value as a re.
torAtive that needs orb fair trial TO insure grateful
demonstration from the public.
Your obedeHt servant,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

san Eranc1scO ARcMt.-MT. L. P.FIsHER,
l7lH Washington Street up StaIrs nearly opposite Ma
CURES Opera House. il only authorized agent for San
Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
dent servant.
SAMUEL A. WALKER

None genuine unless signed l. Butts the wrapper
seth W. aoMle Co., lbs Washington st., Boston, Pro.
Sold by Henry Johnson Co. Wholesale DruRRists l4e
washington street. San Francisco sole agents for the Pa
PETIT CHoATE aud Il. WHITE, Agents for Placer.
rV"e' [44Il
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME .r. re,D.cthollv
and earnestly requested to call my store in Upper
tacervlIe, and settle Immediately. do wish sub
delay. 4. WXTDVVINs "
Objectionable, October :erd, ls6s.-Ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30


The wonderful suceess Of Dr. HostetterS eelrbra-
ted and unrvaled STOMACH BITTERS from the time Of
is introduction to the public, proves eoneusvely ts
ies superiority any other pr, Of the kind
manufactured Its action the digestive organs V
Of the most pleasing character. removing all eases
rnorbdy, and giving the system sound and healthy
10 Of Dyspepsia loss Oh appetite general mental
physical weakness its operation beneficial indeed
Of the drrul that have been under
medical treatment have been entirely cured by this KeA
agent As tonic, lIoctterb Bttcrs delightful
especially before meals.
Sold BY eli DruggSs GrOCerS and Hotels throughout -
United States.
CACTIoN-The genuine put up In full quart bottles
with the Dr. HosIetsT'S Stomach BittsrS" blown
the glass, and also stamped the cap covering the
cork. with the AUTOGRAPH or "HOSTETTER SMITH"
on THE LABEL give this caution In order that per
may not be deceived BY any Of the
terfeits and limitations nov Ia market
PARK WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific coast,
49, Washington g. opposite the Market. San PrAneiSeO
PETIT CHoATE, PiaeerIille. Ag. nts for n Dorado
County.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

We arc indebted to the Hon. W. NJ. Gwin for
" Map Of Routes for Pacific Railroad, compiled to
accompany she Report Of the Secretary If War"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
MeALLISTEK'S
ALL.M EALING ENT,
OR.

A l. l. III Z A LING OHNTM ENT,
x OR.
w . r DIS 3 We,
Combines in such an eminent degree ell the
HEALING, CURATIVE. SOOTHING AND ATTRACTIVE
QUALITIES
Known to medical science. that piycisnS families and
medical men Erah,d and a'tOni,hsd at iss results
BUR MS.
1t Amos; Immediately e1Aets the pair. ard heals the
wound without When applied to any
Swelling, Sore, ChilblaIn, Poison, Burn,
Skin Eruption, Itch, &C.,
Its eHeets gieAI.
McAllister's All.HeAling Ointment
Is truly FANNY Medicine uh.h Cannot well lie dispensed
With. The estimation which this article held,
sections ~ the country IL such that parents vii
at nigh; without o. !, ia Tie house.
DEA SIN In December is passed ,.rourA very
v:ru!ent attack Of Hmai POI lrrvi"s severed With
rrur,onS. and one eye entirely closed In three days
nreiy cured and hot PIT nov he on my
body. Asny vas very remarkable one. MfordI
ne pleasure to MORN oth,Is u ~at MeAE,eTs oni-
ment Wi do. Very respectfully yours.
II GIEHS
l5t Ily street. nrooAyn.
Ihct,hy eeu'y ,hst Ihavc hrr:s c-cuAly cured Of
piles Of io stand ne by The OF McAlnsiss All
Healing oin'n"E The cure ~a~ entirely effected by -sS
thai * tuNrs have pal d,r rent phy.t,Ans more
than $50 Everybody ought /" know about Ibis ointment
Truly Yours. ZESAS CONEI,
PaStor 0; Methodist Church Attorn,y street. New York
II 10 put M in neat, small package and bars the sig
nature Of JAMES McALLISTkR, ". II.
Order. from the trade must he addressed to
PARK l. WHITE, AKGnts,
Is? Washington St, opposite the Market.
[oei;.2m!pl San Francisco
E.PETTIrA cHoATE. PacervilIe. Agents for II Dorado
County
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

DIssOLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE The cOpa't t.
nership heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the and style Of Jacobs Brother ths Gay
dissolved by mutual consent s. JACOBS,
T. JACOBS.
Georgetown, October 22nd, 1883.
~ \. jacob will continue the DRY GOODS
AND CLOTHING Business at the old stand and will con
stAntly keep hand large and well selected stock Of
goods which he will cell the lowest octOml'J
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Aaron Kahn, "Guv's" boss in our absence, has
been below selecting with great care. large and el
egant and suitable stock Of clothing. &C., which he
opens to-day. he iS gentleman of taste (he didn't
show much 10 putting GuV behind the counter a. an
ornament the ugly cuSs) and liberality, and Is no.
VI IOr Supplying his customers with the best arti
ees 10 The market. Call ON him. examine bis goods,
give his lazy partner as much trouble aS possible,
and buy without grumbling.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Thanks to Wells, Fargo Co. and the Alta Ex.
press, for numerous favUrs during the week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

HOTEL INTERNATIONAL,
HOTEL INTERSATIOHAL,
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL. ....
PATENT SPRING MATTREoS8,
PATENT SPRING MATTRESSES,
PATENT SPRING MATTRESsD,
UPON EVERY BED,
upon EVERY BED,
POR EASE AND COMFORT,
POR EASE AND COMFORT,
FOR EASE AND COMFORT,
REQUIRES But ONE TRIAL,
REQUIRES But ONE TRIAL,
REQUIRES But ONE TRIAL. .... o,.,,..
TO INSURE REST AHD QUIET,
TO INSURE RtST'AND QUIET,
TO INSURE REsT AND QUIET,
SINGLE ROOMS ONE DOLLAR,
SINGLE ROOMS ONE DOLLAR,
SINGLE ROOMS ONE LIAR, ..,,,.
JACKSON ST, ABOVE MONTGOMERY,
JACKSON st ABOVE MONTGOMERY,
JACKSON ST, ABOVE MONTGOMERY,
SAN FRANCISCO,
SAN FRANCISCO,
san FRANCISCO. [octSOmSisl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

SicKxEss.-Tbe past season has been unusually I'M
healthy. The late rains and the cool weather have
produced gratifying change, still many are suffer-
ing from colds and fever. DR.. Harvey informs us
that there are twcnty.seven charity cases now in the
County Hospital, which shows . constant increase
for the past four months. But few Of them are
considered dangerous The cause Of 30 much sick
AssS. In many instances 10 attributable to idlcness
dissipation, want Of exercise and needless exposure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

so' Date OF Registry. No. Date Of Registry.
. Aug ~ Io0 Sept. %
ROAD TCND.
70. Date Of Reglstry. No. Date Of Registry.
. Feb. 1895 April
March May
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
HORACE EVERETT,
Banker a. Land Agema.
COUNCIL BLUFFS


Offers For sails, the ii sec %, 81, 4s-
loo acres IN Monona county. On the Little
steux River l-2 miles east OF Ashton
price, SIS. per acre. -. 3
W ID, s., 43-Moaoma O.. 1 aa8Ys
sast Of Soldier RiTer-~Gne rolling pEarts~,
price, $3y5o per acre. -
The 0gdea Lot, containing / acre. aa
JOINING Mr.. Turner'S residence. 8 Ms
Ia d 10 40 acres timber, nsEes
OF town. and on the proposed new rosa.
n w la ~ " ia and l~2 NV ii
10, ~ s--$eo acres. Rolling prairia aaaa
bottom land Ia EiIe east Of the Nlehsana.
oeEna hiEer and Cutainger's Mili, anS 10
nile tFoa Newton i Lewis Grove on As
new state Read. Price s., par acre.
. t~@ ii vs. Ia w la and Ia
n W Ia z, 70, 40, 400 acres, and bench hssa
ton on TIE Aichtnahotnas Ia miIss west
OF lola, samsdtssanes from Big Grove aus
l-z mitanorth Of w. LYmaa's Farm ana The
asR Stage ROAD.
i2o acres Of land adjoining Frankhors.
me ! . = SoHnty Seat OF Montgomery co-~psies
> 7 L-4s 81 and Ia Ia. . III
seh--2s4 acres adjoining sheibvville. i,o'
seat OK Shelby Ca.-~pfice sid, DeF acre
Also some excellent timber lands In al.
@Raa Grove, miles north. ~,
! share In Decatur. W
also nave for sale large numbas og
Iraeta of land, prairie and timbar. aTaItahls
TOT settlement, which can be purchased i
reasonable rates. Some good lan,In, havs
been LEFT with nae Tor sale I'll ths los 80
Of o. 80 per acre. FAs~"
Council Blufs, Sept / 1857 dgv
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
C. FOX,
DEALER IN
Foreign 4 Domestic Hardware & Me-
] chanies Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails.
and Agricultural Implements. Il

HAVE arrive tArsagoa Largss
Hardware
on reasonable CASH
reels
Tws stone HamnaFa aRa ssagsa ad variety Il I
mention
BUILDEae HARDwARE Consisting q Ria hoiss Locks Latch
Bells and pa aa oh aAs u4
AGnTcUHTURAE amRIEMEMTs great xasey, soubmhg
LIgTLE GIANT cca cshb Ml
9HfG0 TYRONE MON wpmpIss stock all ~
hand Ny aeTkELis large esastkag
stssI Aa Ros ah0sas Hail
FTIEs RAaPsA Large k u kads and sizes BUTCHERS
make 5Fg
0aaCULAR SAWS Of from ate 90 eAss aaneh Greeks
their MIL Mlsy. Pr, Cross amd Ta0a
eELTING STEAM PACKING Betting fe = ialheh and
Packing sal
Tin, sabbn Metal, spsser and sslng ksns on hand
PUMPsForee and Lift Dsep Well gsn and Chain Pumps With
andLk
lxssEosks Puley; Wheel
pa Grind Stones Rstkss
and Axiea Hames Team Whips.
HOUsE~FURNHSMKNG G0ODa-Japanned
Goods
agent MACHINES Mowers
Portable Gst Mills, Mills Water Wheels and Machinery
eFaly.
respectfully Invited MY STOCK
confident that make g their
which offered LOWEST
CeuAa Bluffs Iowa, January IT. 1883 C. ,. FOX. B..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
sResaa AeasS@ERs western, and
s03gMeTR Currency vwaIl be
N@MeM aa Par ag
W Z. ANDRUS'
wHoEKsAxx AND RETATL


Where may be found q freah assortmes.
OF Proyisious, viz --- Butter, Eggs, Isrs.
Caaesgel Bacon, Oats, Potatoes, Ftrz,.
alao, al
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
<. y. MpoRE, {, 8. SRA ri
MOORE g. CLAP,
B a n K Z r $
AND
Real. ESTATE sRQkERa-


aoUx CRY. .,,.... IOWA
DILL-s of Exchange On all our Eastern
! ID and Southern cities bought and sold
Aoaey loaned On real and personal Hsea.
gity. - -
Collections made in western Iowa and
casters Nebraska, and promptly RENTED
10 aAy part Of the United States, at Ia 3 cur
rent rates of exchange.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and IL.
Gated On time also sold and locaksa o.
time fer distant dealers.
Farming lands and Town property boakht
and sold on commission,
Taxss paid for non-residents.
Interest paid oa all deposits mads Tor
three months or over, at the rate OF ten ppT
cent. per annum
REFERENCE S. a. HssHs .
SAs}p@s Dodge o co, no 10 4 81 elf ssrses ~ y
HaU, Iohn 4. Sponsor, UEicae =
Rm 0sboFns Pres, Bank ag BiaehagatSn RIns4
RaH9te2s tsrtsssss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fhsiea, FTea's Sasaaahmaa4 YaIGsy Baah, III
6AA&aa&l49As ssfsssse as+sssts~stsrassz4 "a
ssEsAa Pgcs't soaEas cowAtg BaM9, RingAagms
49S. sssss ssy*ssts sssp+sst%s+s4ss.~s.~sasw 81
Hen paaasA ntskiasen, BlngAaHz4oza 500, "
L&akMsgthy Bros, Bankers, DaAusne. gamn
G0aaBaa8h b BF0akas - Bagf5nxeua .
palbsFEapa Kspe, fswa (5iEg. -. Il
W L. NswssrzYs ksgs +.ss..svs.s... syAses@a gsa
maEaa-57
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

4&SS -
~ .
4 ~
Is AsS III y ~
laaaH RvsaA8 = -
e RI
mskkx $50 szaaH WssK azfaaK -
- 81 zssafa u Ito
asAss - Rxa " Ns@naa kzslls 80
- Aaias Ms3xaxa =
49, 81 Aaa*aA&s ~ -
80 49, $500 q
49, ssa,aaA@ zasszass =
49, = -. - s =
ssss s.s,s = u q. 49, ~. g
q =. 80 - - I - ! snv,saa
IsesaS wssssa @ssssxllgg IL ~ n - III 80
80 ssx. aass wess
asss@ apssslsls ssaasy asaam
asaaah = Wmasaa III l0sm
la8x Maszaa MaHasg y - =
ssxlss r @as - ~ y s
80 sss'sss.ss - = - - -
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$3.50 - -
arrIss d raeeeee i. hwamm
saase Oseogxsh Yassaay. TAnesasY
ED aasFday as7am
I'm, - - ! I go. .s !. cr....
Gsea NsesKs DsEeAaasEs ssaisaaass
aa LOCKING asasas = klaaass
- - - 49, !. ! -
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@FsaYS.@s Msllsks@ aY .
aesss &sssSke Z aay 9 = I y
80. 9ss y, 8 - 3
AA0a@ - . - $3.50 ~ 49, -
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- aasas y as's - aaalass asaa oasA
- - - ! - - "a, - -
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=
1919 = E -. - 9aass
$50 kaasas - eaasa aaaiys s10sP'
- sSs = Y sss oaaon py 2 y
1kuIs 80 Z ~ usloa y aFsaesa -
1axka nxaaakoxAs saanA 1aarAes Casy
Fl0yas asa ailaansoaa 70 Usage Il
aaass aaa pssk taRss saIass : WesKs
is@Ss y 60 vaaon saoaaays " easass
aay 49, kElaay - , -
assiys = usage ssxs asy ey =
$50 49, = saasaAAAys y e0hs@aas -
AaA - -.
askIYs - w sst oAAe@ a@Ss Gays ~
pm -r
bids xoR ak simea o wssk invited
Ai0l4 Raom West Unions By WiadssF
asaasaas sspassoas asagIsssaiie
Jaassanyills. Prairieville, Howard
WilkseaRg, Nelson, and Cardiff 4
Usage 75 mtlsa aud back twice wesl
leave Wess UnloB Monday and Thurs
aay - eam
axRisa - oaaRa asxs day By Q D u
lsaEs 0sage AaaaAy and Thursday .
Ga
arrive u West union nsxs aayR By
pm
bida Ter three timas weak inystad.
II0Ia KHom NrMAY1A "a NAIa1s VIA d
JoAnaon's LANDING, Iowa, and Wau
ken % RIlioesas D. IT, 50 miles anl
back once > week
laava Prairie - ahisa ThaRsday a
81 - SO =.v4
arrive al Elliussa aaxs DAY By liz n
leave Rllsessa FRIDAY 81 Jpn
aTriye 81 Prairie 0u Chfan next day b
Ipm ny -
lI0f6 Fgem Prairie "a Gales Nia.s b
Nsxekamy Iowas Paanaad Raeky N
Wsxfnrds TO kanaings Ss milas az
back once waak "
laaEs Prairie aH Chiam ThnEadas q
Sam G
arrive at Lanaing BY 8 n
leave Lansing Ffiday u 9 ana
avrips at Prairie du Chen By Q D N
IE0I7 Rrum M1Eargor by Monana, Graz,
Meadow, Posevalis, SNinnesheiak, Ea
ssalis, 0aaiaa, FeFt Atkinson, an
Howard, 10 Usage, 10 miles , hask
once week
leave Mgt1regoF MgnaAy al 6 am
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L.. NUCMOLE.s L. 90,
B a n K Z z = .
AND
nE-Aa e .szn. - Eaa-.

REAL EST ATE AGENTS,
DILLs of Exchange on all the principal
Id cities bought and sold.
Collections made, lands entered and war
rants located la Western Iowa, Nsbraaka
and Kansas
Loans effected for foreign capitalists, On
good security.
Farms, Town Lots and aaimproved landa
bought and Rold.
Deposits received and Interest allowed.
Land Warrants bought and soid.
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t-73sN@E87E7 u "a e1F5Ek4"sI
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

= NN7E I'd W N 8
ARd A&etssn 4 CaHsasis#S6R MersAants.
EOR the sale Of Merchandise. Roassn
l. Lots. Lands, sc,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
- Consignments solicited fran bosBs
@tla aoFSsa, aud attended to with prompt
-~aEFER To-
Hon T. H. Benton, Jr, ..-. Codneal Bfutfs.
X. +. SaGW, go. ,..,..> 81
g, a Rsbinson, .-........ ..fa ~
Wm. H. Robinson, -,......
. DraIlaras .'''.'.'.'' zee. Buffalo n. Y.
- Aa" heEieT, '.s'.. '..,,- Albany, 6
Sept S-Is57 div
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
NuCROLLS & co
~ SleawOod, Iowa,
- Would call the attentIolof
the MAMMA a NH. = ss@es2

~ @A &"@@@ ~ w,
GleawDod, Iowa.
ex6sza Would call the atte1tiagof
the people ( Mills and sf. go
Jofnthg c0aA les to the fac.
that they have completed their raE -
house and have just gceIyet aad oDane4 ~.
Of the largest and most varied sts7rf~...
Of hew goods ever bro't 10 western Law.
Oar assortment Of Dry Goods. h.,. =
AnaE iEan ahd foreign manufacture 49,
| complete as will be foQHd in the 49,.
country.
AmongeGT Groceries mag be foun.-
% hdd. n 0. Sugar,
8 CiariGed, DO
60 sack Bio Coffee,
90 chests Tea, assorted.
300 ?, 81 o Id boxed Tea.
300 sacks G. A. Salt,
ln0 barrels ka. do
200 sacks Dairy do
90 barrels MoIasses,
20 hE do Syrup,
100 hed-stsads, all patterns.
Bureas. cabboards, tin safes, chaITs..-..
gess mattresses, stands, &c, &c.
100 cook and heating stoves, all pat,er,t
and sizes.
100 Kegs Mails assorted
Doors wtndew-sash, blinds, paints
&c,
B q O rs AND SHOES
vs. have sixtY cases, ali sorts A.! a.
terns. And every thing else that NAV /.
found instnEssthls side Of 81 Louis ,,1.
heavy loss by 6ra and the fafiurs e
aaany husiEass houses throughout the state
hare showa to as the necessity of do.y,
pay down business. Therefore. We ~,
adopted the pay down business. and b. :ss
means ws hope to offer such saaueener.,t,
those that wiah TO pay down fog goods. ;aE
they wilfsaFely purchase.
by doing this Kind Of business We are
not subject to loss, by bad debts and other
Losses, watch surely follows after creaItgag
We do mot pretend to say as Nebraska Cftr
and OmaAa City does, that ours Is THE slsa
70 latest Fs&r H4aaey, but we do saYwev7.,
give yoa more goods for your MONEY, tia.
anE ether hosss west ct St Louis.
Laai and exaEnlne~~ne trouble to sboV
goods. Remember the Aign +af tie rb@.s
Cash Stssss Glsnwood, Iowa
- VS. bay dry hide, furs, pel,rtss.
corn, whaak, oats bacon, pork, wa8, tallgE.
&C, &c at highest prices.
july "a 1856 r5n2Id
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-19

about ten o'clock that night, they might
have been seen wrapping up their lost
Patch Chewly locks in pieces Of paper
The next morSing they were informed by
the mistress ahat she did not desire to
employ bald headed servant girls, and
with their 'chists' they departed in al
most q scaled condition.
The discovery of Dave and Bob's con-
nection with the transaction, was not
known till lately, but their toilet articles
have been since as sacred from profane
touch as the tomb at Palestine.
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A farmer popped in here on We'd
nesday last to pay bis rent, putting on a
long face to correspond with the times.
On entering the house he said the times
being so hard he couldn't raise the mon
ey at all, and aashing bundle of notes
on the table, There, said, that's all l
can pay The money was taken up and
counted by the landlord, who said, why
thisis twice as much as you owe!' Dan
gee, give it to me again, said the farmer,
I'm dashed i'll didn't take it out of the
wrong pocket.
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OBEYING ORDERS LITERALI.Y.-Ino one
of his visits to England, Mrs. Matthews
narrates.) Sir John Stevenson had taken
private apartments for himself and SER
vant-an unadulterated native of the
verdant isle. Being much engaged on
some musical compositions preparing tor
We press,he took the precaution, one day.
OF denying himself, and thus delivered Or
ders to that effect:
Now, Patrick, remember I'm going to
be particularly occupied for the next
two hours, and won't be at home mind,
if the Bishop Of London calls
Very well, your honor, I'll take care,
replied the obedient servant, as he closed
the door.
Sir John now sat down to the piano
forte, and was soon immersed in the in
terest Of his occupation when in about ten
minutes, he had reason to congratulate
himself upJn having provided against in
trusion, for loud knock at the street
door proclaimed the usual routine Of
oilers. What, then, was his surprise and
modification when he saw his room door
flung open, and Pat, with his usual smile
of welcome, ushering in three gentle
men? After the simple fellow had
placed chairs for his visitors, with view
to prove to his master that he had not
infringed the particular order he had re-
ceived from him, with mnch signifi-
canoe of look, and force of emphasis, he
said
'Plaze, Sir John,Me Bishop Of London
hasn't called yeti
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-19

VERY GOOD INDEED.-A little girl, the
idol Of a friend of ours, was sitting by the
window, one evening during violent
thunder storm, apparently striving to
grapple some proposition too strong for
her childish mind. Presently, however,
a smile of triumph lit up her features, as
she exclaimed
ooh, know what makes the light
ming: it's God lighting has lamps and
taro,oilg The matches DOZEN herr
Lighting the lamps of heaven to Shine
by night and throwing the lighted
matches down through the lawful void!'
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[From the Olive Branch.
G GOD N IG II T.
BY MRS. CLARA D. HEATH.

Soft arms had clasped mothers neck
With many sweet caress,
An inward prayer that mother breathed,
That God would guard and bless;
The arms unclasped, the heavy lids
Had yelled the eyes soft light,
And then sweet and childish voice
Murmurcd low "Good Night"
How oft there came in after years,
To cheer that mothers way,
A vision of the clustering curls
That once beside her lay.
A bird-like voice, dimpled arm,
An eye with loves own light,
But dearer far than all of these,
Was that low-breathed, "Good Night"
That gifted mothers after years
Sweet inspiration caught,
From those loved pictures of her child,
BY magic memory wrought.
Those low, sweet tones came stealing back,
And fearful eyes grew bright,
For treasured deep within her heart,
Where those fond words, "Good Night"