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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
STATE DEMOCRAT.


F.-C H. scrivsn, 81 Dearborn ST. ct, C9;c Ago,
H. a1,horz.d to advertisement, for this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

Lost !!

reversable plaid French Oh swl with Q black and
"A white r'sii center, light and dark grey pl I'D
border on the side aud cers0 o1 The OF her
Enquire at this ONCE. J4n3N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
For Rent.

n Farm Of 1fO acres for rent, within Sk miles
IA OF Fnlton, all broke aud fenced, with . cove
nient New House on the ZANE. For particulars,
enquire Of the urde signed.
". WOODWARD,
jaw No. NckO Is Block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
Fancy Dress Party.

INOR the benefit cf the " Mount Vsvnon Fund As
- sociation." at Metro politan Hall, Tuesday eve.
ming, Feb. usvy Is, 1859.
The Aetropo itan Hall the suppsr, the music the
printing and other usual expense are gratutously y
furnished BY the resp Give parties tnAt the tire
proceAds Of the Festival viii pe appropriated to the
Aonnt verf on Fund.
1t 10 the ce.ire OF the lady p.troresses snd msns-
gers, that oil shall appear In cDstum. Who can,
Tickets admitting 0entlem IN and Ladies' S3, to
be had Of the Committee.
MANAGERS.
Hon. Jno. p. Cock, w.O, wad worth,
VIM. Allen, n r. Chew
John L Coffin, Dr.. I. Langev,
Csps. J. Waves, Vim. Hall,
Geo. L. Nickolls, John Johns.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

10
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type.
Displayed Advertisements onc.half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood u
apply strictly To the Immediate business OF the adv.r
tisrr aud all other advertisements sent In by the ad
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Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
will be inserted until forbid and charged acc"r iingy
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in-
serted time free Of cost, thereafter charged as
other 4dv.rtiserneuts.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for IN
UuyiGbiy In ddoaEce, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly Advertising terminabe at th'
option OF advertisers, thcy paying an ement OK
u per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
70 per cent advance above rates, and kept On i-
siIe, IS per cent. advance on regular rates.
All transient advertisements must DO paid for n
advance.
RICHARDSON Il WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
aANDEHS n BRO. Daily Gazette.
u. FISCHER n co, Der Dsmokrat
HARRINGTON WiLKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

J. q. PARKER, N. H.,
PHYSICIAN a ND SUKG EON,
nPPICE-wi.h Messrs. Reger l. Bowers, No So
~ Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt atten
tion novel;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

SrLEvDlD Ice. = Messrs. Peck Il
Stanfiell are now engaged in filling th-ir
large ice houses with the best quality of ice
they have ever put up in this city. IL av-
erages nine inches in thickness and is as
clear as crystal They will put up from
1000 to . 800 tons This firm has hereto
fore furnished our citizens in a very accep-
table manner, and we bespeak for them a
continuance Of liberal patronage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
GEO. Il. nUlIllELL.

A TTORNEY AND OOUNSELLOR AT Law AND
N commissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut, Will
give prompt and careful attention to the oollec ion Of
sls,xs, convey ance Of Real Estate examining titles
aud all other kinds oflegai business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

Pretty GooD.-A friend informs us
that in driving into tho country yesterday,
he met in travelling four miles, fifty loaded
wagons coming to Davenport. That Is
pretty good for hard times, we think.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

$500 YnAD.-Wanted an ACTIVE, HONEST
man 10 every county in the States, to travel and
canvass for the NEW YosK OMhBus - beautiful
ly illustrated monthly journal 10 suitable, active
men, salary Of $500 per year and . small commits.
sion will be paid. Address
G. p. BRITToz, Publisher, 90 Beekman st., N. Z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
Grand Gift EnlcrDrise

TuB following magnificent pr, perty win be dis
i trbuted among ths subscribers. vslued 1t three
thousand dollars, the 1st dsy Of January. either
1t the lie Claite Halt or tne German Thester Da-
vcnport, Iowa. Subscription tickets, one dollar
each:
l. The thorouahbYed st allion Mount AiYey.7
years old Pedigree by Traveller, he BY
impt. Mercer dAm-CeTito, bred BY r. l.
Stevens, CT Hoboken. ~ For further
particulars see Turf Register. His stockis
uuequalled by any horse In tn (Scott,
county. Refer to II. Leonard Sheriff,
John Kiion, Thes. Baker, and others. who
have colts the gtt Of this horse. Valued
A.. t:.........:.:......:...... $500
2. fhe thorough bred ttalon LsPkin, years
old, ha II brother TO Ellen exseman, one OF
the best race mares Of her day Pedigree Of
Lock.in-by imported Houien: dam-by
frostee. For further particulars see Turf
kesister Vaus: ...................... GOO
9. One i've year cid Durham bull named Nod
ison For pedigree see volume 81, ALneri-
can short Horn Book. page 179, entry CTS.
Value. ......................... SOC
I. One 4 year old stallion colt. Pedigree
~ Clarion dsm-ty Old Boston. Value. 400
One year old Devon ball named George.
8. One yesr old n. ut Airey aiw. v.ins.. iS
7. One spanish Jack, years oil. value.... l5O
s. Two full blood Duvhsm Cows. value.... 100
No. TO number 3O'O-a gift attached to
eoch Of these numbers. NoBlanks..
Total. ...... - O0O
The Stallion. Larkin End Mount Airey took The
uHet sn1 teoOn0 premiums - thoroughbred aged
stations, st the Iowa State Fair In 1857.
The above enterpnse II condncted By . committee
Of gentlemen Who are entirely disint-vested which
vi secure 70 each and every subscriber an equal
chance. II 70 distinctly nnderstood that this q 10
lottery.
The above stock can b sssn at Oil times st Dsek
Greek pasn, occupied BY d. (. Allen.
Tickets can - he'd at the Burtis House, st John
Athin's Saloon, at A. O. Billions Jeweiry Rtore Of
<. Allen, Or either Of the under.igned. remit
tance OF ono dollar 70 the Yresident viii ensure
tlcb et ~ return mail
The numbers drawing the prises vill b. published
for the beasAt Of parties livias abroad
o RULLD1, President.
WM. HALL. Secretary
PRANK PLOAER, Treas.
Dave1post, lows. Doosmbes g, 1853.
ur0ving 70 lasse number Of tickets LET. In the
hoods Of ouf aaents sbroad, the bsso ret being
forwarded (e which immediate noltos has beeo given
70 AGENTS to forward the fo' tA~th) the obovs
dstributioa V postponed gnt the I6sh Of vsbruayy
lt6o,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
HENRY n. ANDERSON.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
IA Metropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa lsepA
JAMES T. LANE, JOSEPH J. LANE
Attorneys and Csun seIlOPs at Law,
Onnce-Nos. 4 and 8, Commercial Block, southeast
corner Of "a and Br adv streets.
THORINGTON, BROwN l. ARMSTRONG,
A rroRxEvs and Gounselors, Davenport, Iowa
n Oihc-, No 26, Nickolls' Block, corner Of Brady
and Second streets.
). THoRisGTos, s.. =. BROwS, ). J.ARAsTRoNG.
REFERENCES Hon Thos Heniricss Commits
sionsr 0sn'l ESnd Once, Washington, d &; "
Converse Co, Pine street, New York Col Jack
Thorington, N, ntgomery, Ala; Hon James Harlan,
senator, Nj Pleasant, Iowa, Antoine LeCaire,
ksq Geo l. Davenport, Rsq, Messrs Cotes Davies
Davenport, Iowa. sepl4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
4 FTUMEHs UEU NJ WIN HUbl
PLUMER A. VAN HOSEN,

rRNERAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
NJ Merchant, (Whoesale) Agent of the Syracuse
salt Manufactsry for Davenport and nelghhorins
towns
Warehouse opposite X. R. Depot, Davenport, low a
aug20'5s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

TO-DAY'S ADV'B.

Canada Liquor Store.
TUsT received, fresh supply Of Nuts 4 soal
u Scotch ALI.
Feb9 DARuuo 3 GO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

HARD Up.-A hard, If not the hard
est up company that we know of is the
Dubuque Western r. r. Co. That compa
ny has done some loud talking, but short
time or so since it employed Rouse d Will
liams, macbinists. to make some repairs on
the engine Prairie King" and in order to
show K. d w. that they were abundantly
able to pay, and silence their fears as to
credit generally, the company put in R. 4
W.'s hands as collateral security, Western
R. r. bond, supposed to be worth 81. .OoO.-
Rouse d Williams repaired said engine at
an expense of SSl 10; but when ay-day
came, the company was "strapped"-could
not come up to the scratch; consequently
r. d w. have commenced euit, obtained
Judgment, and Sheriff Hayden sold the
same at public auction in front of the Court
House door in Dubuque, on the 29th ult-
That road must have State aid or starve.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

BgouoHr TO TERMs.-U. S. Deputy Mar
shals Fizzell and McGill went to work yes-
teriay and arrested three persons, named
Stanley. Laughlin, and McEnery. for cut
ting timber on the island and hauling it
away. They were taken direct to Chicago,
where they will have justice done them for
their unwarranted conduct. II men will not
listen to reason after being warned Of their
conduct, they must submit to their fate
There are many more who are as guilty as
the men arrested, yet at large. These, too,
will be dealt with in time, as the law directs
unless they make themselves scarce. The
work has commenced, and Capt. Frizzell is
not the man to quit until every thing is
done up in proper style.-R. l. Argn..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
TT. BfNNHfT. Vt = '" III 20
IRENNETI 4 WHlTCOMR

A TroRNEYs AND CouNSELloRs AT LAW,
n Notsries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
VIII practice the Courts OF Scott Clinton, Jackson
and huscatinc counties, and In Rock Island county,
III aud the U 3 District Court of Iowa.
OrvIcE-N W Corner Main AMI g cond streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
Law Partmershkp.

$50. p. COOK, JAS. ). LlspLEY, VIM. T. CLARK.
COOK, LIN NDLEY 4 CLARK.
Nr. Dillon having retired from our law firm, to
assume the more responsible duties Of the Bench
have this dsy sssoc.ated with rs law business
VIM. T. Claik, Esq. JEO. p COOK,
Jan5.dIm JAS. J LIkDLAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
GEO. =. WIIlTCONR

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Notary Public and Comm issioner Of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont. New York, Pennsy vania
and Ohio.
Oahce-NoYth-W " est corner OF Main and Second
streets, Davenport, Iowa. aug 13tf1
COENsT Il DOW,
TTORNEYS AND COUNsRLLORS AT LAW
IA AND
NOTARlRS PUBLIC
Ofice-At MRcklot 4 Corbin's Exchange once,
Davenport, Iowa. oclSu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

v1VH,s Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
l. by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
vated neatly furnished throughout, in the best
ner with sPBIN0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PARk HOUSE
the "a No. /" House Of the City being much the
largest and pleasantly situated Ia central location,
,u the corner Jefferson and Du' uaue streets,
the City PARK, with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hundred Guests.
TBRNS-!n conformity to the times.
Good and Oapscious 6tAbling attached to the house.
J, TRUSDELt. Proprietor.
Nov2Adtf formerly Of the frusdell House
w r. BARBER s. w. BARBER,
Attorncy at Law, Notary Public,
Philadelphia. Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
JOHN HC MI 4 CO.,
g xn u q y s . = -
w hOlesAle Dealers
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WIVES, II QUORS
AND OH0rCE o CARS.
ALSO, large and complete assortment q
"A GROCERIES,
Always on hand.
u 4. Call and examine, corner Of lo1a m
Third stroets, Davenport, yebl
Lost !

4 DARK Oolored Gtooe Martin vle1osino. tn
"a Under win b suitably rewarded ~ leaving -
"a Il this o 1cs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
CARDS.

JOHN r. KING,
REAL ES1A1EG EXCHANGE T. BROk Err
NOTARY PUBLIC ACoMxIssIoHtR or DEIDs,
LIZ CLAIRE KOW-Le Claire Hdu Enfrance
Janil Davenport, Iowa.
, 1859-10-14

From observation extending over dozen
yc4ls Or more, made in villages and in the
rural dislricll, We have noticed that the
hlicst and best pork i1 made IN the former,
vhcro one Or two pigs are usually kept in q
an.ll pen. The yill1ger has but small room,
and crowds hIs pig into narrow quarters fof
he whole year. Il i fed On slops for eight
mon|ha and fof tie last four is crammod
with sc1Id6d Indian meal. He gets pork ol
decidedly better quality than ks can pun
claoa md gois l. cheaper. The whole enel-
~ Of the apimll is forced BY his training
INTO re production Of flesh and fat
he pI1l Of the farmer, on the other hand.
run IN . pasture, or on the common, for six
o. eight monlhl and are shut up 4 dozen or
mor1 IN large pen 70 lhlten, because be has
plenty of ro0rl The energy Of the animal
has gone vely much 70 he dovelopmsnt Of
1noul and flel. and the propensity 70 run
and root h not ciroumscribcd very much
IN hIl roomy pen. By Christmas he Is not
nore lh1l fNo.lhiris httsned, and 10 h,
consumed quite e much IS the village pig
which 4 roady fbr he knife. We have two
y.arIIng pigs good fbr four hundred and
l'ly pound1 Of pork by Christmas, thar
have never keen out Of pen, eight feet By
Twelve sInos deg were eight weeks old.
small pens. kept dry, and regular feeding, Il
~ .olel of theif lhtifl. Z 2Ais n'
, 1859-10-14

WhIle Ok FIrklns, With smooth round
hctoIy hooPs holding about 100 lbs., are
mca 'pEe'yu1sd nld decidsdIy he best
uhn ne dllIelo = . b kept long tins
70 other can Do used for shipping. Half
4.'1 pNsd n t01 With : nnl cover nailed
upon l1e top. ilaiaVoriie package for choice
Butter. Welsh Tubs, Or tabs with s,rsIrlI,
Save. largest q iop. with cover or Id shut
ting over and strapped down with pieces Of
leaiher o. tin, ere much hulod IN soms sections.
1A.T 1I. very convenient for the domestic
h.1e. 1hey are commonly made Of Ash,
which 3 nelf 70 White oak, f6f this purpose.
Maple. Whliewood, and other nok woods
~ unlil = they soak largely and impart
lnInrIou1 laVorl 70 ne Butter. Butter may
b a1raliaguounly kept under brine while Il
l1o dairy, but Whm finally closed up Cor
market he pickle should Be carefully turned
81 md elgih ~ IN strong brine spread
over lAe lop. he TOP head of TIE firfin or
.4e I'D q lls tub should never touch the
M.II|I4 .if.
, 1859-10-14
'asticuIturs.
A6anuring Grass Lands.

hno department Of farming is there a
more radical call for improvement, than in
the management Of our meadows and pas.
tures. Good grass crops are at the very
foundation Of good hus6andry. Land which
willprOduce theselargely, will produce grain,
corn and roots.-will sustain good proper.
ton Of stock, and thus furnish within itself
the means Of keering up and improving its
fertility. These assertions are seemingly so
selfevidenL that We must beg pardon Of the
intelligent reader for referring 80 frequently
% thesubjeck And yet the intelligent read
er Who looks, perhaps, over his own farm,
certainly on the farms around him, will see
that no word Is out Of place which can at
tract attention 10 the question before US.
Weshall now simply remark on top dressing
meadows-the present being favorable
season for the operation.
For improving the yield Of grass, and
adding 10 the permanent fertility Of the soil,
We cannot do better with fine manure than
% apply it after haying as top dressing to
dry land meadows or pastures, 1t will give
new yigor 70 the growth Of grass, and in
crease The thickness Of the sward, so that
even were tito be plOwed the next season
fore grain crop the manure could not oe
better timed OF applied. For meadow or
pasture the product would be largely in
creased both in quantity and quality On
vet land, draining should precede the appli.
cat on Of manure, - no great benefit can be
gained from lnanuring soil saturated with
water during the wet seasons Of the year.
On loamy soils the different compOsts Of
muck with manure, ashes, lime, guano, ETC.,
win Be found valuable, and an addition Of
plastertO the compost cannot well come
amlsA For mucky soils, manure composted
with loan or clay will be appropriate, and
these alone-as Is the case with muck or up
land-Will Be found . valuable means Of
improvements. Bone manure, when il can be
procured, is an extremely valuable fertilizer
Tor Erls and no farmer should neglect to
employ in broken state all the bones within
his reach upon the farm
We havoseenan account Of an experiment
where dry straw spread thinly over the sur
ihoo Of ameadoH, aler haying, produced
nlarge Increase in grass- -acting, perhaps, as
aeort Of mulch 70 the roots, preventing the
elect Of drouth, adding also q light manuf.
ing e. 4 de@yed Turf ashes act very
beneiclnlly upon grass land, and some far
mers use them largely asa top dressing for
mt.dows.
, 1859-10-14

nm + khnasr makea aoms excsIlent
1gselloasapol ikls tubi.o,: IA
Any person whose attention has been
c.'|.l . ~ lu6i,cs snd Who s,ill psrsisis
n ~ ne q . I|ghl chsck min oirht to
I1l1 h'loun hlld pl1o11 u Z similar po.I.
lol lotAal q uhioh !. be- cluolIy suhisc,ed
- ho11e HIueEelh1 Grand oslfln, eEerV
M 9ho ioFmlnil Ne horIa uith chsck
m l1oud hold hiI am e right angles ulth
- o11l lpr 81 hour 8 tims once In
.4-n.l-.ou hour3 e long = ho coniinued
- c1.lk rein. Ihs pracfics Of drawing
N ~ hc,iI q tam hol,ns. 81 nssn. Al ~,
r1u'1'11l l.r1p. , eIpooially cruel The
11ra n cndn,Tolilg o eEpoid his Il aletk.
N.''l ~ ~ ani n1lurul uss of ~ ri
90 11.t I11 ulmpllg position nov %.
Il1,I b .''I1 1.Ell1 and Injurious 10 horuss.
80 n 1nT 11l'nrrI ed Ihouli b cr-.i III
AA al.ull 1li re- pIay.S
, 1859-10-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.
MATTHEW p. BURNS,

MATTHE" Fs bUhNSS
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocuLIsT,
once neat dOOr 20 Pacific House, Main street,
Olympia.
DR. N. p. RURNs RETURNS THANRs TO
IL the citizens Of Washington Territory and vaneouveFs
tAnd for the liberal patronage which he has received during
the past Eve Dr. Burns o his services 10 all Who
affected with chronic disease the UFehra and maddeF and
ioF that formidable disease structure Of the Urehra, and chronic
diseases Of the Eye and Ear be consulted gratis eveT
Friday In hs oee Or hours from 70 laM Persons con
sultne him from distance win be faithfully attended TO-
Charges moderate.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
TonS Compound Extract nf copaba and sArsapaFa, fOE
the Of elects, G0norh9a, Structures and Whites
ReyS Compound Extract Of Buchu, for diseases Of the
Urinary organs such sFanguFy, Gravel 0leet Lnooh0a
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &c.
Dr. M p BuFns solid Extract Of Copava Cubebs and ear-
laparla which needs Recommendation, a. ts hvoFaby
known In Washington Territory for the last lx years. and &
warranted 10 the worst In tuo 70 i've days.
Dr. BunSs Remedy for old standing diseases Of the bones
and decoration Of the throat caused By Impurities Of The blood
certain remedy, and the best known 10 te Faculty
Of Medieinsi In Europe and the United States. SStf
, 1859-10-14
Q. n. LucIkEY = CO..
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,

IIf
n \. LucKEY 3 90. DESIRE 10 DISPOSE or
NE pssssn. Tor cash great Sacrce In order he
mere readily g close up sir bnlnsss they or ths following
Any peIen puIehans according 70 he following Pce u,
ee aaea . nslr choice q any q he articles valued d
buyer q any y Article ~ fsssvt 1hous adduaS eRsr..
any one o. more q he articles % he value Of o. and On
dgeI asISstonI q % ne q dsVsy. uhsn.r hy
Rsisr . ". smA, Maiden Lane, a,orv. com,p.. 4.
John .sesii . 4 LsSs Lsg zi,orasy, EsiaSpsian 6snf
BgI.Is L4essy Ilane % Ni..aa q II q New YoEk cry
ee.s Isns. a. Plain Gold Ring, doi Chased a, a..
valae el-0ents esens fns "a quality; Ladies' oalor
E q 90 Ss Cent? Ca cassr Pa: M as a: ds s Sss
Do oao Sleeve nalton5 Dc Cameo Or Mosaic Pima = :.
% q Nm. silver case % Rings aISs ls Misses csnsc
g Ms.sIs Pins de % % E.FIngF Vne Goa ToetbpleE
eenss & sc@ Ps9 svsrppsd holder DO DO watch ks L.
valas ee-0snts God Pen, Win SILVER extension case
nse Molae Pins % % 20 EaneI IAdisS Lava Pins Do
% RApgg asnIs Seal Rings LADIES' Goa Rings, Win cl1s
Tsiss s' 81 sa Va III u SSS asess S,,;,,
Coral Pms % dc Earing DO Real Garnet HIs 90 90 EAr
9a@nsA siI'. win slSsF,PPsd haldsr and box Goa LoeE
Tsi1e 0A-camso Brae.ls,.; s,old M, .nd p,,s,,.,,
sss Cameo q Mcsac Fn1 and Eanr ss.. Lava Pm snd
Earrings Onyx Sieve BultonE Do Studs caFbuncle sleeve
Vsiss ss=s aois it Nsessss. "a ... Corn, q, Game.
Pin and Earrings Coral Or Garnet Pins large SSe Gold Look
Tsiss ss--snvr OpsnAssd Esplns watch, holes ruby
va. a,o-a,ur, o.,a Va, e.,,.
lnns SILVER Hunting Ispns Watch holes ruby JsSssd; M
epsn-faee Dsiaehed Lever warh mil ruby jsucIed
XalIe elS-slvsr Hunting Detached Lever, fdn ruby
vsias sse-Gold op.nAosd Cylinder watch four holes
Value s15-0oIa opsnAssd Detached Lever, tuIi ruby
ieWcled, Is carat case watch. =
yslss ssl=oola Hunting Cylinder wsish, sSur holss
vsias es6-GOld Hunting DslAshed Lever watch, I'm
, 1859-10-14
San $rantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway and sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR or THIS WELL
known and old Established house Il still Al his old
- trcks-Of Feeding the public & the low prize GF
bis good and well furnished tablet and as Mr. Kelly Ia
Of the pioneer hOe keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nOthing wanting al his house
70 make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located 10 the vicinity Of the
Custom H0nse, Post Oce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains number Of single and
family roous, well ventilated suitable for ladies' and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 II house Q READI "a
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of reeted standard works Theie alsO ct the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house, to convey passenRe and
baggage free Of charge. The public are respectully
requested " give the house trial.
Lodging per night 50 t IS cents; Lodging per week 81
t. g. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
, 1859-10-14
NOTICE.

TlILE HosPITAL STEWARD Ar FonT
n1l.co1m h1l en hand = quantity q Medicinrs ~
DIlr, uAich ~ ~ a.l 70 ciiia-ns
ess.,.pslsm ~ aJvAis and GOnOrrhea earsfdny co.
I.IIs sisAs IIo,Al Seward. room, Hospital Suudlur.
~ CHAS. J. nTzoERAI.D.
, 1859-10-14
DIR GUYsorrs IMPROVED
Extract Of gsIIcb Dock aQo SatsapafiI

e<N"qs'Nl yosVW eskvOl qilV oqFcqpq pqFhsa
N oUARf BOTTLES, AZ, T. E-.e
Is AcENoWLEDGED TO nm THE Hest
i 5agapanla made, e b certified hy TIE vondorinl
rules has pe1dEmsd nsmsmbsE, thlS b ne only ilns
~ g,ssne aEleis Ths medicine, when uIsd ssooId-
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAN
Bcgolola o. Kngh Evil Canosn, Tumon. Erupalons of
ue sin. Eylpela1, Chronic eoro Eyes, ninguorm
q Ig.,al. Boald Held, RhsumaiiIn, Palm n
the Bones and yoiuis, Ola e0Tea and
Ulo1ll, 1ucInR of The Glands DyapepIia San nheum
Dl11ase q Tie Kidnsys. Lo9 d Appotiis,
DSeaae ariIng from he use q
Mcuy, PAN N Tie eids and Shnnlier General D.hrIlv
80 JaundIre and cosliIsnsll.
TAs Dsss Fsmals Msdlslne known.
ThaYsll1g Dock and sarlapariIA b peculiarly sasp,sd
~ Amales q eeeats hsllth, Tsllltlns 1m isEuliFlG
q nplnEul dlchnFgss and 0lhaE di1oalll peculiar b
1ef az We anlaIo the amclod that bolie a tWo 81
d. olyISits kEllst q HellgW Dock and elfIan1IlIa
=. 9 eaoe ssgalnis tboss dalcallio and B1lSW ths
cAytlon-.DOn %, hs imposed uyun by unprincipl.a
pi1gzl1a Iaks no1s hut TIE gunuias, which s put %
V11e bo.ll, an1 I'D ~ an rolpsclihls dluaRl11a
PARK 4 WHITE, Sole AgoniA
10 waahlngion arssa San frnncinua.
Ao. lnpall.n an1 general AesnlS "a an the a1n1ine
tALIlE 4nDlclNE, and sen The ana n 0i1nlIlIo.
leslll q l.dsesa nasl i1f