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CHICAGO.
FROM
G. n. 0CRlVEN'6
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. 60. DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO.
.

WaoAAvU hAONM AS1kaSs.VsD
Of GaNAD
0pA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE.
Fkox
B0stsn, New York aad the Eastern states,
Via the AieA.gan Central Grelt g'sstec,., Oedcns-
ssv0h and Vermont oentrat AID
GRAND Trsnk Railrsad Of Canada.
Passengers by this routs have osportuHity 81
Visiting some ~ the CRANE and most louder fui
scenery In the ~orii. including 1oront0, Niagara
Fdkks Suspension Dgidge, lie Th0usand h'dilsiS,
Rapsds ~ he ~ La,erenee, 4Letttc N6hfroqf
White Mountain, he Iubuiar Bysdgo,. ,0odriy 2
Tstkes ia engiaJ, Ldke GhamJ'fasa. FuNs OF M0at
morendi, Usds0n Rsr'r, &c &c.
On aid a Yer Ma. 1905, baggage will b oheckeG
through from Ohicsso
TO EMtGHANTS.
Paassgrs may BE- --curea at TIL ono 9TH, comIs
pool Piym 'ith, ga ~, sristoi, Iiu't Ab.fae' D.,
Aua hontr Sc An AGENT OF The 6HAhD jEthK
RA LROAD sn,.rintvnaiug The nso.a vi et.i-
graDt. Aha Dags ,se ~ Quebec frc' Of oharg
Fac frn1 $50 L, 6ao 10 Chicago, iasiuding cooked
prJvisisus.
the Mammoth Steam hip
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Il under c,nraot to TINS e0mpans tsf one or more
trips l. Porti .i1 this Iourt-tf etu iirks =
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kxHAk0k ON aURoPs-y gnt Dt-ur III LJDd %
~ Nv a i.ar p,f md a. az may br pfoc ed
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cago.
wARaACE,
agent Of Or. Trunk Il II Co, o. Cousta.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
Clear the Track.
Removal.

YVHE subscribers would inform their patrons AID
L the public generally that they have r7noved
their stock Of Groceries from their old etand n Po
once Bsck, 70 next door 70 J " Wusy's, wet -.
oad etEsst, whore thsy VAL b happy 70 nsss So1h
I'd and new euetensrS and lsienAs 4 o1ntjnno7
NV SssAl '''''A'' ''''''*i3 o;s;' is1 4aat,,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

STATE OF IOw., AUDITok's OFFICE,
le Moiss, Nov 2, 10.
he-,hy ~fFt.nt tbs Oh tie let DAY az Sovfrl-
| mr. 1S51 a sttt.rnen. OF The New York Branch ~
"a. Ifyrrt1tl md IoaGoB Pre- ard Life Insurance
CONTAIN sta'e Of New York, on the 18Th dts Of
Jsufart l-Js IN accordance with the proYisione of
an &C. - ihe Legislature OF this stap pis'td jana
arv 9sth 1857 that such ftatemsft slows that I'D
Cnnrany j. se-sd u the requisite arn0ant OF cap
iat nd 1--WE .itd a. required IN said act.
Authority l. therefsr- giytn to thu alb We named
insurance Company to trsf act business Of Iusu-
rance ir ihi, ), . n accordance with thelaws ihsre
o. 1t j. al.o certin,d that W Altman, Ysq, of
Dasenpor has ben du y appointed BY said Comps-
ny thur Lawful Atro ney nd Agent r The County
az Scot with fuil powr take risks 81 Insurance
tn reif and - acknowledge service y: process, up
hi, nHas c.rth~d copy 81 The sta eltnt fled IA hts
office with the CLERK ~ the Dis ric Couft IN and ior
sad County.
In testimony whereof have set my hand AMI A.
a,ei mo seal office, this tht III cay d Nov inter
ISIS.
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Subscribe at Once.

IF you Wish to secure copy OF that elegant en-r-.
i wing. "1he VsN0ee RaGcksnsith. and tit Ast
Journal. with the otser psemiums be sure and alb
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~ Illus CHESEBR UGH
Dental SURGEON.

~ Illus CHEESE HR O GIL,
Dental Surgeon,
NIOl ID respectfully INTO m the iuhs bttAnts Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened
ono. dtrccts the Davenport Ga Co.'S in r.
YIN. Bios Perry, between Ihir Il and Fourth st'-
thr Transaction Of Mechanical ana Oper atve Deu-
tstry IN AL It's bfan,hts Having eceivej inst rue
t from snd during he rsst ye,r been sssocia ed
wth, ne o. tn" - able practoLcrs in the East he
fcels conhdeot ihst 81; operations entfus ed TO him
VIII h" executed caIetai and skiiifnl msnner -
He xii he most happy to show any WIN may favor
him With ceh his recommendations, which are OF
tie highest character, and would irvitc the most
critic al eNamiriaiipt upon AL work Committed to his
hant- All ppcrati Ms regist, red AM warranted -
pleasure IN eubnittias IN" fch0w.. testimonials:
NEW IoNror, Oct %, 1851
1his Uav certify that DR. J Ctcsehrough has been
q pupil Of mine ia tie study OF Dentistry, and that
prlng thc post var, b has operated siih in my
eniue L. H. prot. seinn. atility have the or, attest
cor 4iencr. and ralaiiy recommend him to a;ly
withug such service rs those = careful and kli-
rul honial Operator. ". V SHEFFIELD.
And also n referring 10 Mcssrs
g. q shepard, Hon r W. Williams,
r Learned Gr W. W. heineld
Ion Ehenczer LEANED. J g Learned
Dr. Lewis Belts Rev Darrell Huntington,
Il Browne, pr " + Stoidard,
OF New London, Coon al to
Pr, Barrows NJ 10 Burrows
Hoa ! "A Cannon. nr 6akcr
Or viii Twa,, Rev ! Mason,
II L t.u-"y ESQ, Messrs Cook & Sargent,
RHy u Packard u ) True
II barrow Esq, VA remington,
Is Il Woodward, A r Mast
u " smith PHrrwin
Il u ymaker W Bailey [Febs
Rev q = Ma.oun, Chss Powers
Jos i.smrite JIo Rogers.
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To the Tax Payers Of Scott Co.

NE Law relating 10 the collection Of Taxes have
:. lns oeen materially changed, do he eby Civ
nstce that sgreeably to the last act relatv. here
" pas ed BY the Gene, q Assembly of the state
Iowa the Taxesfor the yesr 1853 are VOW DuB and
VI. % socn taxes remaining unpo66 January 18th
December Q. 1865.
r.,.., JANno nCOoOH.
oeussses Snt reasarse et oests eesntvs tywas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
EIaEg's Good SaIalarIsAm's
Immediate Relic

Keep II in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect it.
gfNBIS is IN Internal and Externsl Medicine com
L posed u! Roots, Herbs, and Barks, such As our
hfef. hrs usei There II a R"nntifu supply the
Farth to cur al Complaints il We only srew what
they And now III. Good sama r!tan brings us
good news and Gla 1 t.Siir rs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
LE- IL is EpsScOreress .aT
Suffer no longer: 1t is 8 relief.
by THE APPLICATION
Hagg's Good samaritan
,M1IEDIAYE sEI.fEF.

Yon can be cured OF the following complaints: such
es Tooth Ache. in one rnute, 20 III" panfl at
tack OF Rheumatism. ntnc cases out OF ten, IN
than one hour tame, viz Head Ache, Ear Ache
Neural gia Coughs Colds tstsnla Bronchitis, Group
.ina Affections, Pain in the Back Or Size Slim d
IN tn Joint, Collie go Or mp Pains. Erysip ss IN
hamed Eyes, sore Shloat, Cuts, Bruises, Buns,
sp ans, Chapel Hands, Frosted Fest AMI Cha
blains.
II not the intention of the undersigned to assert
tor this me lirne tn II it will do impossible thtngs or
care all maantr % diseases; for II old sayiTg is
"a med cina hat Is gooI Tor ev r thing Is good or
nothing" II i true. We only claim t. cnrc one
line Of oi,ea.es AMI for th above named complaints
this medicine l. without an sGual.
The best proof u can hsN, the merits OF an ar
ticle in 10 zee what 1t will do. Ny oper tion- on
Pains are decidedly the most efretual, by tn aIp-
cation OF tti' womb RIA incidence of any in the
Country Ttis is admitted by ali who have tried il.
would ave the public understand that h We
no humhus article TO dispose OF, would he in the
business il the same Wa nos trl. and purely < IT,
mate. NJ medicine is helh, in all PAGES where II hss
been used in The h,shest teen, ana it is my whol,
aim to max i 70 among all. t.. binding cut,
which IS 10 yer and eternay nXei mankind Is
to forward ~ gem RAJ int rests the human fsmi
H. 7 Ie afic ed have been dcceis ed ny picsing up
Circulars with fl titious testimonials on them, and
have betni ducrd to buy without seek nc the ,ro1f
l have thousands of Testimonials, whicn have been
sent TO me frs III dlil rent parts the Union; bur
prefer showing the vau- of my medicine. b. curins
free of charge, al those complaints, Whenever there
is an "rPortu II, Ia d. -.
EF liberal discount muTe 10 Dyu00ists and
Wholesale Dealers.
SM FLAGG Proprietor
ii BARNES Co, Genera Aaents, Davenport,
lows. r. n. LITTER Travelling agent j.
WILEY, ret.i dealer, West Second street Dsyefl.
pot, and KEY co astsnty on ans by tire Following
Agents-T'4lor IA l)ri, Davenport G E y eba
De WIT; Fellows, MaquoSeta; W BeIdtn Ma
gu 'keta VIM BuriscD, BGckhoTn; Ok Il Co
Fremont; Jas n Ryl snd, Monmouth Il Gre n. Wv
oming; N Bronson, Wyoming; Spear & Co Is
belt; Metca I, Crahsm n &c. Ansmosa; Simon
etrauss, Fsirvi"w; John p Hoffmt n, Epringvllle;
Emnet Bruhaker, Cedar Rapids Vi His,ine x CO,
Cedar Ktp'd. Sohn G ALT NJ Yer on; Ann
strong B. shan.lin Li,boa; ] Lac Mechanics
vile; T c McCieland c., Mechauicsviiie; Go
Baglt y, Tilton; Carter Ansmosa.
oC21 dl-wtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
JOHN PATTEE, Auditor Iowa.

STATEMENT II TIE Capital, moore and Fxp,u-
dture Of tn New York Brooch o. he Liv rpo3i AID
LonionFir AID Liz os u!ance Company fsr N
ending JanUary il, lorN.
Observation-Disclosures. 1926 $50 90
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LETTER FROM SIR MOSES MONTErIoRE
u A .aA

LETTER FROM SIR MOSES MONTEFIuRE
RUME, April 23-S45.
To Sampson Samuel, NsD BJ0ad Sired.
LOHdOH:
Contrary to every expectation, could not
succeed ia obtaining an audience of the Pope
l" present our memorial. Cardinal AntonelIi
received II from me this morning. at the Vati-
can, and will hand it TO the Sovereign Pontif.
Inc Cardinal gave assurance of good will to-
wards the israelites in the Papal States, aud
that everything will be done TO prevent the
recurrence OF any similar case. The parents OF
tne emid hortsra can have free access to him.
Mr.. Odo Russell accompanied me Prav inform
the Lord Mayor, the Chief Rabbi, Sir Chilling
Esrdley and Baron Rothschild
MOSES MoNrEFIdRE.
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"kEERP>. I'VE. heard n story al,out 4, lad, ,,h,
on seeing pack If playing cards on her eentrr
tpir put them IN her pocket to yet them, out of
The way for the time being but who forpot ali
about them, went down street, and while cony-rs.
ing the redemption of souls with her clern vna,
thoughtlessly pulled ont four bowers in coIiipany
with her pocket handkerch hief-bnt as we agreed
not tn say anything about II 1t would not be ripht
Tor rs To do SO. The IIrost annoying thing about
i was the clergyman hadn't the gaian,ry 10 pick
the cards up vi
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

PARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL.
IL DEALERS.-The vacant LOT on n street
near th. opposite the Presby terian Church Y feet
by lSl, can be leased for years by paying all taxes
and moderate earl! rent.
F0R SALE-A new Wooden PUMP, suitable for a
well or cistern about ~ feet deep.
Apply to DIR. CRAGIN, 1914 Dunbarton street,
Oeorgetowh- ma 9tf
FOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
l. 3-story Hause south side of Pennsy lvania av.,
east of 7th street, and over Harvey 4 Co.'S Hard
+. coYLE 4 &BE1 BR1o. ''r DELL " o1n mar istP Is II Pr
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situsted
"a IN Alexandria county, about N miles from
and Little Falls roads, consisting of t02 acres In
suire on the premises, or of II. RICHAR DS, corner
18th and streets. Washington. u. G.. ia IOn
EOR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
Il Georgetown, pleasantly situated on West ST.
IN the midst of an agreeable and polished society
and convenient to the best schools and churches A
sum oi money Will be taken which will give to the
purchaser, IN rents, 10 per cent Terms: One fourth
cash, and the balance in l. and years, with nte
Insurance Company 7th street. will designate the
+. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mar l9-eod Alexandria, Va.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Contaln,nx
about 20 acres, in Fairfax county. Va, mi ss
from this city, and the same distance from Alexan-
drIa. The farm Is IN excellent order; has good
buildings, and is well watered and tmbered; il s All
under FENCE and large orchards of the best varieties
terms OF sale will he made very easy to suit pur
chassrs and, If desired the farm will he divided
For particulars apply TO CHARLES HASKINS
Architect. Penn avenue. mar 2a-tf
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
- NJ HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied 10y Dr. Malster, tSS Ponn'ia
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.. where(S~
ne Will he pleased to see al. who may desire ulo
his services. For professional ability 1 am kindly
permitted to refer Ia DIR. Mslster. iaI
MI TEETH.
lVls lOOMlS, Nj. d., the inventor and patsutee Of
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends -.
persons personally at his Office in this city .6@~
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~OIo
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommoda atsd
with any style and price Of Teeth they NAV desire
but 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE vIll Ina
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SIS Penn. avenue, between
sth ana 10th Streets aiso sO7 Arch street. Phiade-
Pha' se Oily
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je 17-u
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One Of the Steamships of this Company, carving
the United States Mail Tor ACAPULCO, <eSn.
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, ,lesvescfEN
Panama twice each month, on the arr
val of the T.. = Mail =. -. Company's STEAMERS,
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 5th aud 2Dth Of each month, with the mais
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL-
These Steamships have been inspe,ted and ap-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spssd
drd Safcfy.
The Panama Railroad Cs7 miles long is now com =
Pleted from ocean 70 ocean, and Is crossed IN or
hours. Tho baggage Of passengers ls checked in
New York through % San Francisco, and pssseu-
gers embarked at Panama by steamer at the
Company's expense. The money paid in~Nev York
covers all ex penses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept an port IN Panama and
San Francisco, 90 prevent detention IN Of eccl
dent that the route entirely retdbls-no failure
having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they a
rive at Asplnwall.
Conductors go through hy each Steamer, and take
charge OF women and children without other protec-
tors.
the Agency, In West street, New York. 90 l. w.
RAYMOND to ARMSTRONG. HARRIS &
CO., New Orleans-or e. l.. BARTLETT, Boston.
iy 93-u
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I LIGHTNING RODS.
IL GENUINE PLATYNA TIPS.
FRANCIS LA BARRE,
Manufacturer of platiDa Timed

Oh PIdtnd Tipped
LIG TN N g co CTORS
Corner Of Tenth and G streets, a.ar Penn. arenKs.
CAUTION:-In consequence Of numerous at
tempts by parties to represent their Lightning I'D
Points as coming from has manufactory, the sub
serIber begs leave TO inform the public that no such
Points are genuine unless STAN ped with his own
name.
Orders may he left either at his place of business
as above gwen, or ut the Jewelry Store Of his an
thorIzed agent, MIR. Charles Hayden, under the
National Hotel, where specimens OF his Rods and
Points can he seen exhibition. ."
ma l0-fn FRANCIS La BARRE.
GROVER & BAKERS .rr
" - CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES. -"
It rs no longer questioned that these Machines are
the best In the mar ket for family sewing Spoos as
purchased from the stores are used upon then
without rewIndlng, making n seam of unea ualled
strength and beauty: They are simple in construc-
tion, easily managed, not liable to get out Of order,
and noiseless in their operation.
full Assortment constantly on hand, and for sale
at factory prices by r. C. STEVENS,
Also, full supply Of NEEDLES, COT
TON, and every thing pertaining TO these Sewing
Machines. -
III A good Operator in attendance to show the
Machines and give full instructions IN their use.
ap - SIN
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE
" ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIsHT YKARs.
FOR CALIFORNIA NDOREGON.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

Rsssiar Sailiss Days, 5;A asd 2ofk Of each mosfA
CAUTIONS many frauds and impositions of
various tlnds have BEEN lately ,P gsIPs- SfS
MA, that the subscriber, the only su
Panama, in the city Of New York, feels = hls duty
to caution al persons seeking PASSAGE . CalIorpla,
that. AvoID IsPosI they must ee s sehsetr 70
find the true Office Of the Steamships ol the u. :.
Mail Line, wa Pansms Railroad, as no other Office
In New Work is authorized 20 engage passage:
The Corrnanies have only one once In New forts
vb;ch SS 81 in West street, corner OF Warren st.,
optina on the North River, at the head OF the Corr
pany's Wharf .Lx
ob:s5zs ny YgSsn 'IgS SSsS ths sssss SSSr' v.rs
nEGIILAR STEAM Jacket LINE BE.
IL RTWEEN BALTIMORE AND
WAsHINGToN,p NJ I;;eaves Com tES
DIAMOND STATE, on WEDh hEspAYs.
Leave r iley's w harf, Washington:
DIAMOND STATE, on FRIDAYS.
coLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, 8
the river. ..iFH H.F -...I ...|.r..
- .r THQs, w. sILEY, Agent.
- v%Ta&Thsm RileJs saa, iiA street.
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WOOD AND COAL.


IL + p T b T. PORE tn y
AA PEOPLE,
THAT A.; PAINTERS CITY STEAM KIND
--- LING AND STOVE WOOD MILLS
sssEZ5Essgaggs.:
r- szssEszsssssszssss
S+gseEEs=Sss-sv svs5g
gssS5sgssg%$::Sgs
Orders left at s. w. X. Handy's, opposite Will
lardsI ~ Hotel , Wp BaIlsntyne's, 4@8 nth street;
tended to-. Office at Campbell's Lime and Sand
store, south slde Of 18th street bridge. The money
la accompany the order in all cases, or be ready
whom the fuel Is delivered.
ap 2-u A.PAYNTER, at Pages Wharf
EALTS,' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
NJ Wood prepared any length and size; delivered
:" all parts OF the city, Navy Yard, and George
town Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
money 10 accompany the order, to be ready when
'"e i"ei Is aellyersd w oL,sr 81, !; ". NJ. GALT
mar 2'-ly.r Foot of nth st., below WaT Depart.
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las. nj. MCCAMLY CO.,
DEALERS
FIRST-CLASS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
CENTS FINE FtRSSrsHrNG GOODS.
No. $50 Pa. avenue, National Hotel BuiIdi1KD
WASHINGTON, ID. e..
TRUNKS, VALlSES, AND CARPET BAGS,
ap9-H
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nj J. g. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CI,OTHIER,
No. so Penn. ArenKe Brotcn,' Hofsk,
Has choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTINGS, and other SEASONABLE n.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which ne
will make to order in the best manner and at Nh
short notice. He has also choice stock OF Hf
6ne READY-MADE CLOTHING and -A.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which he would
call the special attention of gentlemen.
IL Adheung TO the principle Of one price only.
which 1t distinctly mar ked each article, the pub
nc are secured from imposition, and may rely ON
IL Mr. MN; BENNEr, fayoraby knownt to man,
citizens OF w ashngton IS Cutter ofdistinguished
merit, having charge of the Cutting Department
will be pleased to meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with
mar Ss-t GOOD FIT.
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CMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,

~ No. 5la ELEVENTH STREET,
Ttoo doors NORTH Of ths Gas COmpdny'S Office.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the Washington agency of J. & p
Baltz's PHILA DEIPHIA LAGER BEER which
be prepared to furnish TO the trade private
families. Bat's Lager Beer has long been kent at
the undersIgned's establishment, and ranks IN this
city, as N AL northern cities, the best manufac-
tured in the United States.
III All orders promptly filed, and delivered free
fe 25-Sm PETER FMRTCp
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WHITE GRAVEL FOR
w ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, &c.
Just received a cargo OF the above. Also, Build
ing sand. Wood and Coal, cheap for cash, at my
Wharf. next To 18th street bridge. Call aud leave
your orders. X. w. BATES,
Dealer u Wood, Coal and sand
mar q (States.l D cor. isth and @ sts near CaIsl
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A MBROTYPES
"A RETURNS.
Portraits from
. cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
in best Cases or
Frames at ". York
prices. Come all,
aud take a sittiug
for one of those
beautiful Pictures,
and obtain the ocu-
lar proofs, at X. G.
w 90 DL + W 9
Gallery, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, bet.
18th and I4th streets
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I OOk FOR THE "GOLD EAGLE"
Just received, magnificent lot of ENGLISH
II biNS,ERRYAylNGS, framed or not; also, s kinds OF
PlCTURE and LOOKlNG-GLASS FRAMES, st
, WAGNER'S,
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MONTGOMERY AND NEW oRL LEANS.
BY a direct route, and continuous railway conneo-
tlon To Memphis,
AfOrding greater expedition and comfort, and be-
Ing over ga miles shorter than by any other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
Of7th streetat Ga a. m, for Alexandris, where pas
sengers take the cars for Richmond. Charlottesville.
StauntOn. White sulphur Springs, Woodstock. "A O.,
and st 6h p m. for Richmond and sll points South
west, making sure and close connections TO Mem
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the once
Pa avenue, 81 O'Clock a. m. and .. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
lie l7-u Washington,
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To Lawyer.

District Court Subp0nas for sale at the Placer
Herald Office
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01
TREAsURER'S NOTICE.

-,OTyCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-
sons in the County of Placer who are en-
cod in the business of selling Merchandise, and
1;nuors in less quantities than quart Gold Dust
BUYERS, Pack Pcddlers, aiso' Keepers OF Livery
stables Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, Auc-
,ioneers Theatrical and Circus Companies, must
,,,oor-o or renew their License within ten days
.fte, eynirston. or their names will be handed to
tho District Attorney for prosecution.
PHILIP STONER, Co. Treasurer
Auburn. April l7th, 1858. my.
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DELICACY PREV ENT THE

LET NOFALSE DhLioAo. 'D ,.Ns 49,.
.,,1.1JD from seeking medical relief - the
INV - DR. l.. j. CZAPKAY, to be found in
cafu o,umn. indicates where. to obtain relia-
aho'A competent physician. 1t Is seldom that
o'' called upon to bear testimony in favor OF
W. st;,l of any physician, but sense OF duty as
"u snJ as Justice demands that we should not pass
w. W. czapksy by, without something more than a
Ut. ao,;on. Unlike the greater portion of
hi''V +brust themselves and their nostrums
'co the public whose practices are empirical,
p''Vr c,onkav is gentleman of rare medical and
w. .;ec attainments, having held the position OF
e, w. .urreon of the liberathg army during the
ons 1Inngarian Revolution, and is possessed OF
INV reousite experience and skill for the sue
a.st,, practice of his profession It's to the care
se9', .dv;ce of such physician we would recon-
.a 'Aa all suffering from the effects of sexual or
NV. diseases feeling assured that in all such
prN",; prN",.;nts whether arising from infection, IN
complaln'' so,fabuse. or loss of virility, he can
dlSclo% dlS.oa from his extensive practice, speedy
gua'",n' cure To those suffering from the
ana pol ~ nhvsical and mental debility, we would
ehe' lot common sense take the place OF raise mo-
!yt, and seek such advice as Will save you from
uu nntimely grave, and LEAD you p"ch again W
prSslssc, endorse as sklltul and tried physi-
cneei'"m, oaH,ohIe of coping with and successfully
cla; t;ng those self inflicted miseries, the evils
eie~rical practices and all diseases OF semi
sol empt pptnre DR.. Czapkay's rooms are on Sacra-
~, nto street opposite Pacific Mall Steamship 20
ofnce, San Francisco o..
Auoust 7th, lS5S.-5m
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

LEGIsLArURE.--I'he Legislature OF this
State meets on Monday next