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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24
TEze whistle.
BY ROBERT STORY.

~You have heard" said youth to his sweetheart
who stood,
While, he sat on u corn sheaf, at dayghts declhe
You have heard of the Danish boys WHISTLE o.
wisl, that the Danish boys whistle was mine 2
q And what would you do with it? Teli me- she
said,
While an arch smile played over her beautiful
Ell would blow it" he answered, and then my i@ii
maid
wssSld ay to my side, aud would here take hel
plaes."
rIs that all YOU wish it for! That may be you1s
Without any magic" the fair maiden cried;
~ favor so slight ones good nature secures
and she playfully seated herself by his sioe'
81 would blow it again., said the youth" and the
charm
Would work so that even Modesty rs cheek
would be able to keep from my neck your fine arm !!
She smiled, and she laid her fine arm round his
neck.
"Yst once more would blow, and the music divine
Would bring nre the third time an exquisite bliss
You would lay your fair check TO this brown one OF
mine,
Aud your lips stealing past it, would give me
kiss.
The maiden laughed out in her innocent glee--
What fool of yourself with the whistle you d
make
For only consider how silly twould be,
To sit there and whistle for-what you might
taksl"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

u.s. A young clergyman. not one hum
dred miles from Machias, intending to-
leave his parish the next day, for the pur-
pose of getting married, announced as
his text, on q late Sabbath, the following
appropriate passage
1t is necessary for you that I go
away, for if | go not awayy the Comfor--
ter viii not come ~
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

aCsg- TO ridicule old age is like in the
morning pouring cold water in the bed in
which YOU have to sleep at night.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

D@- When success makes a man better
than he was before, he must be good
man indeed,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

B@" Ny native city has treated me
badly said drunken yagabond, " but
love her still.' Probably" replied a,
gentleman, her still is all that you do
love-
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

Aa- True eloquence consists in saying
all that is necessary and nothing more.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

nP The foundation of happiness iss
confidence in the integrity Of man.. -
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

eYr Rusticus wrote a letter TO his love,
And filed it full of warm and keen desires
Ne hoped to raise a fzsas-and so he did;
The lady put his nonsense in the fire
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

r. would blow it again" said the youth" and the
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-24

Would work so that even Modestys cheek
Would be able to keep from my neck your fine arm !!
She smiled. and she laid her fine arm round his
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
-
Ague Cure,
yoa TlEE sSr.DY cUnr %

80 - 1SooOu GU80 -
Intermittent Fevss. o. Fever anA As1as|
Renisteat Fever, Chin Pssas D.
Aguc, Periodical Headache, - Dt11sa1I
Headache, and Biliess Fsvsss, inAos0I
for the whole Glass Of diseases estgi-|
mating in hillary aerange0ena, ea.ssA|
BY the Malaria Of miasVnaaic coonestosu
No one remedy u louder called ~ BY t.
necessities OF the American people than . sngG
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. S~eA
we are now enabled 10 offer. with . p<sfse
certainty that it will eradicate the diseesaj
and with assurance. founded On proof. thal
no harm can arise from its use in any qusa-
tity.
That which protects from or prevents IL
disorder must be Of immense service in tt
communities where il prevails. Pseresssos I
better than cure. for the patient escape. IL
risk which he must run in violent attacks q
this baleful distcmper. This Gum" expaa
the mlasmatic poison Of FEvER AND Aovl
from the system and prevents the Develop
mcnt Of the disease. il taken ON the frs. ap-y
proach Of its premonitory symptoms IL
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also e.
cheapest. The large quantity We supply -
q dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious dstricts, where Fxv11
AND A6uE prevails. every body should have =
and use il freely both for cure and protecsioa
It is hoped this price will place il within q
reach Of all-the poor rs well the ncn-
great superiority Of this remedy over m
other ever discovered for the speedy and eer
tain cure Of Intermittents is. that it contain
no Quinine or mineral. consequently il pr.
duces no quinism or other injurious eisece
whatever upon the constitution. Those cure
by it are left Is healthy - II they had nevs
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequenc
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety q
disorders arise from its irritation. among whie|
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout, HesdAcAl
Blindness. Toothache. Earache. Catarh. Ash
ma. Palpitation, Painful Affection Of q
Spleen. Mysteries Pain in the Bowels. Coii1
Paralysis. and arrangement Of the Stoned
all Of which, when originating in this cans
put on the intermittent type. or become perso<
ical. This "CURE" expes the poison frua
the blood, and consequently cures them
alike 1t is an invaluable protection to ANN
grants and persons travelling or temporari
residing in the malarious districts. III take
occasionally or daily while exposed TO the Z
fiction, that will be excreted from the sysseu
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quaint
TO ripen into disease. Hence il il even mo
valuable for protection than cure. and few VI
ever suffer from Interinittents. il they avs
themselves Of the protection this remedy
fords.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES of 4 FAMILY pHYss|

are so composed that disease within the range
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade the
Their penetrating properties search, and eiean1
and invigorate every portion Of the human oras|
ism, correcting its diseased action. and rcstrsi}
its healthy vitalities. As consequence cf the
properties. the invalid who is bowed down W
pain or physical debility is astonished to find I
health OF energy restored by n rcmedy a, once
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the every day comp'ail
Of every body, but also many formidable Il
dangerous diseases. The agent below named
pleased to furnish gratis my American Ainanj
containing certificates Of their and directed
for their use in the following complaints tesfs(
ness, Heartburn, Headache arrstng from dasorisu
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam In a,sa Nor
Inaction Of The Boreis, Faafuienry. Loss Of IN
ffe, .jaund,ce, and other kindred complsin
arising from low state Of the body or obssrart1
Of its functions. They are an excellent ai,eras@
for the renovation Of the blood and the ress0@
ton Of tone and strength to the system dsoiata
by disease.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
HOWARD OCIATlOH,

A Benevolent InsfffuttoN ~ BIZ ascSai al
Gd0trms~f. far TIE Rsii.f a As larR - !
Disfvsssed. q6lfcts1 sr1eA vtsuse~s
snd xptlswto DsseoAsa
vGvHn HOWARD ASSOC AfIOH. In visv ~ -
i awful destruction OF human iifs cause ~ sss~}
81 disea -es, and the decsttions prSstrss rpnn -
upovs victims Of such diseese by Quscss -
eral YEAR ago directed its consulting surssoa. -
charitable Ct worthy OF tkeiS name. 4, open -
pcnsary for the tveasm@st Of thi. class q ~ ess~
all no apply by letter, With ese-tS sion -
condition, (age, occupation. habits o. nf~ Asl -
In case ofextfems poverty 10 frrnish nssfcfnss -
Of cnsYge, II In needless ~ add that q. o1so
oommabds the highest mssi~ai shii Of shs go =
will furnish the most approved mo6pvr t.eesnsne
The Directors Of the sssOrfation. In to~tr Ann1s,
port upon the Isatn ent Of = nnsi ds-rases. sxps
Ii highest satisfaction With The socrsss which -
attend. the lsboYs % their saSsscoe n tn cure
spsrmattorrh0a, y mnal weakness. snnos.k0s. sisa
syphilis the vice Of Onanir or self sbuos. iissas(
OF the stdna ys and BLADDER, An. and oe9sR ouo41
nance ~ tue same plan or the ensusne ysas.
The Directove . review Of the psse, fssl ass0gG
that their lsboPs In this sphere a bsn-ssssus 80
have been Of great heneft to tn s0ict>e sspse1sn
70 the y0uns, ard they have resolved 70 1svcD -
selves, with renewed seal 70 this very inpossass -
much despissa cause.
An admiYabe report on spsrnaseTyh0a. o. -
nal ws.kness, the vscs Of O.anis1. ns.s.sssss.s1
By the cor suiting sussecn, yin b ssns b Dsn Il
scaled snvelope), free Of ehsrss on seeseVe - ~
STAMPS for postage. ORE ssposts ere uscae -
nature ana treatment Of SEXUAL dlssosss, -, -
ar constantly bsing published for Gseo1lns0 -
button, and viii b sent 10 the sGSeesd. oDok
ne remedies and metbcds Of ssensoDe 0Dcovsg
darins TIE isst Zs.s ., sr :, % ,, ~.
LIZ HOr0HFOh, Assing ousUsso. 1s0as1 A.
eiatsoo No. south NinsA ssssSa. 1Ans1l01
D sssss e sAs Dasssassa.
ma 2 1nAn1wnG1s &Hsg1A@1
en-. vAtNOUTlD. AaO0Wvs 1soD-SoU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
EDUCATIONAL,

TIPT ON'S
NATIONAL MERcAM!yLE AND BUSHES
NEWS
. q Il Il II q III
NSUATaD:
CORNER or WITH AND BRADY s1RRErs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, y Davis ! rip.on Aprr, 1858.
g. s. Upton,
Principal and Proprietor.
YOUNG MEN viii dad, By pr5per inquiry, that,
i BY grad aaiing NJ this College. they viii obtain
very important advantages sh graduates Ct any
other Comme Institution 10 the country. The
CoURss OF STUDY comprises both foreign and do
mesttc bus iness, and embraces NJ TEE OF PaACrcE
In Con- MERCIAL SclE1Cs and ART-wholly uD-
eDoWn 10 common tescher.-vhich, II h obvious
viii greatly enhance hs chances Of success IN bush
ness.
0enscEHrAN PHNMANsnIP-the moet Beautiful;
system in the worlds taught st this 0ollege In oil
its forw &, both practical and ornamental. GOOD
BUSINESS HAND WAITING II guaranteed 10 oil who
complete the course b. r..
One time 10 ~ good ~ another, TO commence. You
pay for the instruction get and not for the time
consumed, at this school.
bBAUTUUL EE0RAvaD DIPLohA-lithoGTaphe
on bank paper which the possessor can fold NJ
and place n his port monee-is awarded each grad
cate. This Is move and unique feature never BE-
fore Introduces into . Colefe
Tuition $40, payable Invariably In advance, emit
Ting the applicant TO = Life Scholarship, which viii
also b good Of " Davis Commercial college," 81
Peoris Sons Of Ciergymen half price.
Separate Instruction given In Penmanship.
Business men and frier do Of education are
specially invited 70 call.
1or Oifcslar, containing full infosnstioa. please
enclose two postage stamps.
Address, q. D. Upton,
apr9ed&vtf Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
~ 10 10 DesCOUered ~
Suffer ~ longer; 1t ID . relief.
nv TEE APPLICATION o.
HaQQss Good Samaritan
IMMEDTATE RELIEF,

You Be- ou1sd Of the followinR Complaints: such
Tooth Ache, 10 minute, 70 the most painful At
tecks Of Rheumatism nine cases out Of ten, In less
than one hours time, vis-Head Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Group,
scinal A6sctions Pain IN the Back Side. stiYns
the Joints, Collie and Crsnp Pains. Eryspslas, In
damed Hyes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Buns,
Sprains. Chapped Hsnds, Frosted Yeet and ohi-
blains.
Il not the intention Of the undermined TO assert
for this medicine thst Il will do impossible things
cure al manner ~ diseaoos for the old saving TO-
medicine that 10 good for every thing Is GOOD for
nothing" II 10 true. We only claim 70 eure one
line Of diseases and for the shove named complaints
this medicine IL wtthouS m equal.
me sest proof you can have q tbe merits Of A.
tcie. In To zee What II win Do ~ cpsrsssons on
Psins 6scs1edjy the most e9sesuaI, BY the app-
cation Of this wooderfn medscins' g ~ 20. w
would hsve the public understand that ] hive
humbug article TO dispose o. nor would be 10 ~
business II the same ves not truly ana purely le9t.
nate NJ medicine hold, in Ill pieces where IL has
been used in the highest esteems and II ny whole
ain to make II 20 emong al. The binding duty
which 10 forever and oternal1y 0xod % manh1D6 y
y. fe sf6isssd have besn dscsived oy psc1ing %
clYsulsSs With Aottious teseinsaials On then, and
hevs besa tsd0ss1 - ~ vttAsaG sseing The proof
have thousande Of tsstiE onials, which have bes3
prefer showing the va,us q ~ msdisins, b e.,ns:
ne d cAasge, III those oompiants vhsosvsf NV
70 e sV4e!tanoey = - -. -
~ 1tAoo. Proprisaer.
4 BA.s.s . %. osnsrsl 1sess, DsvseP',S
lava. 1TevouS As. :.
wn.y ,sssil ds.':s. 80 : - s ), s. ioiio"iss
zssctsLfsyier { 0aiisrd. psvalst; o. VII.
Ds Via: 4 1Giews, Asqeoe:ta; VI osden. ns.
s:ses.; y: =. sS S,sss Hosssoss; es:.e. W:
@;ns = Sreesss, Wy1aiaGj spsar = @. Il.
Ssai isessif. 0ralsa . @. Aaa.sss; olmse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
FlAgg'sGOOd SAnnaPlfan,s
Immediate Rclie

oomae vhen vo,, 40 ~, evnact -
THIS 10 IN Internsl and Rxternsl Medicine, com.
L posed Of Roots, Herbs, and Barks, such "a our
f0vefsthers used There In Bountifu' supply On the
Wartb to cure sl complaints II ve only snew what
they were. And nov The Good Samaritan brings NJ
good news and gad tidings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
st. Mary's Academy, Ind.
CHARTERED IN 1885.

CT. HARY'S ACADEMY u beautifully situated
- on the D. Joseph's Rive-. two miles from South
Bend: s.1ty miles from Chicago, on the Southern
tral Michigan B Re- stage connecting these two
Roads passes the Academy twice . day. The grounds
are very extensive and beautifully adorned.
Bathing. riding on horseback, and thorough Gales
the0ics are some Of the means used to promote the
physical development Of the pupils.
The literary advantages are Of the highest order
ths institution possessing nne laboratory and PHI
runs Of Native snd Foreign Plants, and carefully
selected Library. The Rrer Oh and German lang IA
ges are spoken In the Institution fuentiy ~ the
knslish, several Of the community being educated
ladies from France and Germany. Great attention
u psid TO mc, independent Of the private lessons
received b the pupils Regular instruction 10 siv-
en- In classes three times week, In all the princt-
Piles Of vocal and instrumental music
Terms PER sessisa u Five Months.
Entrance Pee. .....................$6 90
Board, Washing, and Tuition in ordinary
cludinr Philosophy, A,s.or.. sso,.etry
and Chemistry. ..bS 90
French German and italian, each. 8 90
Plano. %
Use OF Instrument. .....................3 w
ze.M 1900 .....:'...... ...''.....'..1 ~
Harp and use Of Instrument. 80 90
0uueI..ss............ W
Painting In OIL. 90
water CooYe. ........................6 %
Dancing end Calesthenics. ...............6 90
Boarding In Vacation. lib 70
The let session commences the LIST Monday Of Sep.
TENDER
The ID session commences the arst Monday Of Feb.
fuavy.
Plain and every variety OF Fancy and Ornamen.
tai Needle Work taught without any additional
charge.
Payments required semi annually In advance. A
school for Deaf Hutes has also been opened ct 0t.
Nays.
All letters TO both Institutions must be addressed
to d. Aaiy's Academy, Notre Dame p. O Indiana.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
MEbfoAi.
Joy a. 4 q I = d n e -
Has beess brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,


TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
A'INCR the n,roanetion OF that World Renowned
- medicine. Oh MAINS A0us BAiSAn' III
tbs Western County ana especisiv the pa sea- ,
u has brought h~sifn end eapDines into more ami
lies than any remedy upon r-coid The QUESTION
would naturally sris, why IL this Bsesns. u docs
in all cases In the shortest time arrest chs, FEVER
ard ssa. in IL. w.rst form, ana In ell cases per.
forms spasdy cure. Persons RS ding In malarious
d.strics nsiDg this bslsam eeassnsiiy Daring the
II Is therefore Il ghiy recommend u = rreven
taive sed IN NnAil d. ses daily daring that par
ticular siMe when this class Of die.ssss prevail -
Fer wsat OF space We can only orer . few Of the
BvcyvNs, Onto. Fst lstA, 1885,
IN MANN 1 90 Doiioa, Ohio Cents we
are ~ loss 70 And language suh r.nt portray 10
'h- public the greet sete' N In which your celebrated
AyGe Bdi.aN !. held in this Community Tho fac,
10 Il fAs 70 aeue H. Its worst forms. and
ve can seh nothing else. YoUrs &c
0DHOLBBRT 4 TAILOR, DR. ossists.
CorSatA Aiss, oct 20sA 1865
hRsSRs. 4. K. MANN 4 CO. Ge~fs - HAVING
procured . supply Of your AGus Bsssm, and testins
thoroughly In many severe cases Of iong standing
where all OF the popular remedies OF the day had
failed, found IN III cases. your Balaam enscsed
safe and speedy cure. II 10 just the medicine We
want here IN the South. Bee pertfuil yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, DRUGGIST.
Nes0 York, /sD 23d, 1s5s.
4ESSRS . MANN CO.-GeNss IL have
~ our house N -. Louts, cold your Ague bAlsan
three years. and have carefully obsssved e.
fects, end must in candov say, I do not believe Il
has an equal In the history oil MEDICINE for TO my
personal knowledge, cufea perman. ntly every
and bsvs known Il used after al other remedies
had tailed, with the same happy result. I have No
hesitation In proncunctng II the greatest discovery
ever made Ia Intermittent remedies, and Q psrfocs
triumph oser chills, fever and ASue.
Respectfully, O.. WOOD 4 co.
8. K. MANN 4 CO, Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold BY all
good Druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarse~>
Group, Bronchitis, lncipsent Consaa|
ti0n, and for the relief Of COass0pal|
Patients in advanced stages Of 4
disease.
So wide is the field of i's usefals0ss sns - I
mcrous are the cases Of its cures, thaf aisn|
every section Of country abounds in persons -
hcly known, who have been restored nom alarnz
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by|
use When once tried. its superiority over svl
other medicine Of its kind Is too apparent 10 ss1
observation, and where its virtues are known.
public no longer hesitate what antdose to smpl
for the distressing and dangerous affections 81
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our ell1nz
While many inferior remedies thrust upon
community have failed and been discarded.
has gained friends by every trial, conferred bend
on the afflicted they can never forget. and
duced cures too numerous and too renarkahi
be forgotten.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

.u.s.Sx ~ He' chG" = n ~: Agsn Ill.,
REAL ESTATE.
Reel EstSee agency.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
CORNER BRADY AND SECOND sT's'
Nick oils Block,
Davenport. Iowa.
FO2. Sale.
A LARaR AMOUNT OV THE BEST CIrY
"A and COUNTRY PROP1RTY-inDrovsd and
unimprovsd-stv sry low rats.
Beautiful II ssiAsncs Lets at prices that eannst
'' = suit p.,;'n' Wishing so o. '' sSTs
.p1ai az Or i's1v "a s.oaod 81.
WHITE 4 CO.,
IL eat Estate .ageMts,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
100 Farms Wanted Immediately.
w. have customers calling far farms all the
w time.
Bring on your farms IL you want them sold. We
can do It for you.
IA m NJ T..
leave then with WHITE co. We have custom
ers waiting seot4
MISCELLA NEOUS.
Wire safes.
A VERY superior article TO tin safes. for sale BY
SMITH 4 REMINGTON.
Bathing .aparafsss.
OPAL KINDS on hand and made to order b,
SMITH 4 REMINGTON.
Cook Stoves.
On DIFFERENT Patterns Of Coot Stoves now on
~ exhibition and for sale at the House Furnish
SMITH R8NIN0foN.
BIRD ES.
ZINE assortment just received and for sale BY
SMITH REMINGTON.
House Furnishing Ware Reoms,
80 East Second Street,
Clear the Track.
The elA lnAeDAens Line - he sesse again.
THE PRICE OF BERR DOWN.
Opposition oourtsd. Competition Dehed
| VIZ hsvs 70 opsesd eur Markss House st No. y
w Brady street, and intead 70 spafo no pains %
suit III tAai nay favor % WITH call. both in psni
| md quality.
o.:se.ss: nv s,ys,. ny We. asa,.c 80
l.1Nesiss sal.tn ~ = 5sslias bsaa sa1 M
go, =. 10.
W-su Pspes ! Tssv Cssap
9. SHEPHERD / SON,
Have removed =
NUNlnB 10 lA0f SECOND DxR1U3.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
DIR. j. e.. AVER 4 90,

LOWELL. MASS.
TAYLOR l. BALLOhD, Davenport,
n Read h Co Cairayc,
Barnard d Co, II. L. uis,
nd - IN Inv "a In The United llassa
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

burnt out and had our Office turned into pi-
Our friends must excuse the appearance of our
extra, as we had to work it off on a press half
burnt up.
PLUCK. - Mr.. Gibson, of our place, remar-
ked in our hearing, that the people of Valle-
cito had lost everything but their pluck In
this we agree with Mr.. g., for before daylight
wagon load of lumber rolled by where We
were wrapped in our blankets, and was depos-
tied on lot in the burnt district
RICH QUARTZ. - Some half hour before the
fire yesterday, Mr.. Isbel gave us sight at a
pan of rich gold-bearing quartz. 1t weighed
twenty pounds and was estimated to contain
six pounds of gold. To-day he took out two
pans equally as rich, and is positive that the
three pans will yield fifteen pounds of gold,
equal to So, $50.
LOST LOST - Mr.. Brutcheg, of the mar
etIwill reward literally the finder of a watch
worth about $50, a pair of gold sleeve but
tons, of the value of about twenty dollars, and
two gold shirt studs.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

Law AND LAWYERS. - young girl named Fanny
Carrick lately placed in the San Francisco House
Refuge by the efforts of citizens. She about to be-
gin life Of infamy in the house of the notorious Belle
Cora. The girl escaped from the institution and was
captured by the superintendent of the House. while she
riding out In Belle Cora's carriage. Her counsel,
Judge Freelon and H. H. Byrne, FURNISHED by Belle
Cora succeeded in wrestling the girl from the hands OF
the Superintendent by means Of habeas corpus and
she is now probably ''safely lodged in Belle Cora's
brothe The Alta says that the mother of the girl
dissolute who aids these lawyers in their nobIe
efforts.
The Carson Valley paper says, George Detrider and
Jim Lilly partners in the stock business in that valley
had personal conflict Wednesday, August 10TH
They riding together, unaccompanied by any one
when quarrel arose concerning some stock in dispute
between the in the progress of which Lilly fired shot
from his revolver Detrider missing him and killing
his horse The horse fell Detrders leg holding him
fast and while in that position Lilly rushed upon him
and cut him badly He also made an attempt to fire his
pistol at Lilly. but it missed fire.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
5perial n utlrfs.


Dr. Il. u. CsapAay.-The number of those who
have sacrificed the joys and pleasures of society to crafty
q transtory desire for excitement has been esti-
mated If they had been the abors of those who have
ventured in spite of caumny and detraction to conne
themselves that field of medical research, embraced
under the head of chronic diseases would be much bet
ter appreciated than they have hitherto been by the
world at large The efforts of Ricord, Sanger, and
Czapkaythe iustrious eXponents of that branch
fscence however, dispeing the mss of prejudice
which rendered the treatment of private diseases for
hidden subject to the general public and those famous
practitioners stand forth in the light of benefactos
of their In this State the of Dr. Cap
kay has been marked that envy and detraction have
done their best to interfere with his prospects, but his
skill physician had already been we'll established
that he beyond the reach of his enemies shafts Grad
uang the University of Pesth with the highest hon
he served upon the Medical Staff of The Hungarian
Army under Kossuth, and coming afterwards to Amer
ica entered at upon the practice of lis profession
He obtained from the Medical College, of Philadelphia,
Diploma and the honorary title OF A. E. and at present
enjoys, through his skill the esteem and confidence Of
thousands of the leading citizens of California.
He may be seen his Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, Leidesdor San francisco.