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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
BULLS SARsAPARlLLl.
A good Reason fer the Captalns
Faith.


READ Tue CAPTAINS LETTER, AND TIE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Bsnton Barracks, No., April 30, 1855,
Da. JsnH BsLt-Dear Sir: Knowing the Of
Aeisney Of your sarsspssills, and the healing
and bsni6cial qsalitiss It possesses. send you
the following ststsmsnt Of ny ease:
was wounded about TIVE years aes-was t..
ken prisoner nj eennsa Tor sixtssn month";
Being moved % sfsen that ny wounds have no
hsalsdyst. have net 81 - moment sisss
was wounded. I - shst through the hips
Ny general health 10 impaired, and l need seos
thing y assise nassrs. I havs mere faiti II
ysur Ssssapsrias Ne. h aay thing else.
wish thaa shss 10 gs.uias. Please express ~
half dozen bottles and ebligs.
CASS. y. P. JegSssa. D. Lsuis. Ne.
P. S.-Ths following was written April -.
lssS, By Ars. Jennie Jshssss. mother Of OaPt.
johnson:
Da. Bsil--Dsaf BIZ: ~ husband, Dr.. o.
Jshasos, was skillful surgeon and physisiaa u
Central New Ysrk. whore hs Aisd. lssving ths
shove Q. p. Joaassa . NJ care. A. thirteen
years 81 ags - ~ shrsnis dissshss ed
serofala. fer which gave hin yssr 0arsapaRil-
q II sslss mn. have Ter Ten vssrs rsesn-
nsndsl IL - aaav In Central Hew Yssk. 0his
ssd ls~a, fsf ssrsfsle, Ssysf ssrss nd gsssrsi
debility, Perfect success aas ssesadsdn The
s1fss s8esssl II esns seses u ssssstia - lsvss
srss wsss arrest nisis1isee. lsa very anx.
lsus FOR ny go - aoain hass ssssesss - vsuf
BarsspsrillA NJ = fsarssl u ssasise asPusisss
article, hsass ~ writing - ysu Sse u. HE
wounds ars terrible. ut I bslisvs 10 win rsssv-
Or. Respectfully;
Jenrm Jonuooa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE

osewaseof Counter feitsi s,niths Tonic syrup has
esncan tsrfeited. aud The eoautsrei,er brought to
grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup
The eessiss article nust have NJ John Bulls ~
vAte Stamp on each bottle. Ds John Ball opsy ~
sne right = naeufactufe and sell ne osis "a! je1a
Smith'e Tonic Syrup Of Louisvflls, ~ Hxanips
we'll the label ON each bottle. II NJ private 49,
not ~ the bottle, do not purchase o. you Win s.
deceived. Zee nv column udvertsemeul ana ~
show card. win prOsees'e any one Infringing on
ny right The genuine smiths Tonic 0yfup can
only be prepared hy myseh
The pnblics servant,
Louisville, y. DIR. JOHN BULL,
What every fourth person needs
IL come convenient. agreeable and proEpt remsay
for Habitat Costivsress. ~ would advise all these
who arc troubled with Dyrpepsta, Costiveness,
Piles, Biliousuese, Hsadsshe. or any form Of lndi
elton to In. HAl Kssoss Prsisr Ia zso,s
ElrsuA HrSrrSs ros. y. D.. .isatsaant- Governor
OF Massachusetts,. They are pleasant to the taete
and hesss require increase u doss to perfect cure
For sale " J. 8. HARRISON . CO., Propristors,
No. 1 Trsnont Temple, Dostoa, ed By all Drug
gists, os Will b. nailed % Sseslving % eents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
MISSOURI.

II L Mix. Crssiile. C,sn Plaotes; B,
N Z P"ry.O Oh iva,or +. Il. 0smgull>,
s. l. ,ais. Soak ArreSl~s; Il u.us"h,ld
81 Lsns. PAatslls Apparasus: 4. Rysn
St L,ns Hydraulic Jack J. II. Preston
SS6srsou Cry, Carr sgc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
% A n r II G A.
Dyssntery, Summer Compliant, CheasFa Ne
bus. Fiux. Childrsn's festhing. and the 0ress
| Preventive Of Asiasis Cholera.

Ola n r II G A.
Dyssntsry. Summer Complaint, Cholera Ne
bus. Fiux. Childrsn's fssthing, end the 0ress
Preventive Of Asia,is Cholera.
MA0UIKE'S BENNE PLANT.
81 which y spssad broadcast throasAOsssAs coun-
try. 10 undoubtedly eupesor TO Any remedy ever OF
Tered the public fOr the complaints Tor which u
a.sssss ,e,usar, 81 CT ia. cssf Tope
graphical 1lxisssf earsen q Washingtoa, 0en.
Fiu Henry Warren, Gen. Plsasaaton, and oshsrs Of
ssn 1:: also ne N.ss
utDpAtaa Stewards, Connanaess Of AsArly evDsy
Steamer ply nE ON The l6isrpp and tsib 1tary Nv
arm, sss re s senss
Likewise highest encomiums Of the Prees, must 81
which sre pahlshed in oar almanac. (which Ne 0il.
sSSiei.sS sssi,es in 10 hsSsse sss@s. No otSs,
Med,cins hso such recommendation. ,. &c. MA
0UIRE, Sole Pr0prietOss. 81 Louis. No. Sold By
draegtste end medlc1ne osaiess evefyxnefo.
How shall Recover MY Health ?
9his b ~ medic Il sassttsa ssksa ~ Ne siek.
and sllsr repeated failaree. Have yoa ussd 1kAN'
DRUf6s PILLS THAs = I tssdk1ns UAAsA sio
~ ''elsaasa"-elsansss ~ Mod - sssfyWra
ofths body. fhis ''pureation" b ssso - restore
yeur health, n parsssd IN saerdancs vi0 ~
printsa direesieae. Oas VIE hae seesvered hisewn
hsslth BY this means tells yss 10 havs cossaes md
do likewise. ~. Cook, publishes Of the Banner
for twenty years at Bes ningtcn. w., saJs ''bsan-
dretA's Pills cured nee dyspspsia when evssy
o her mcaus had failed. and was actually given up
BY ny psysieians and friends"
ecroftala OF AZ Yearo Stqhding
Cured.
pnxsfoAvnLs. Pa, Jsnnary u 1858,
Or. prsadreth u Dear Sir :-lihavs been a1licted
with ecrofula for for forty-tWo Year,: but when
hnue had ling departed. salvation unexpectedly
esme. have ne, d yonr pills Tor the last fifteen
nj ntta Language tails 10 CONVEY o. tdee Of tie
tless pgs they have been to ne they have cured M
skors1. LUCINBD =. JvNkS.
OslA b. all dsuegists. Dl- DaAsDasssh obnes,
DaAnuoss8 uOU61, New Yogt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
SPECIAL HoTfCEe.
TEsE GREATEST
MEDICAL
d T. f s 8 I N q

j l. E s 8 I N q
CE TIRE AGE!
GA DisSoLvENf.
pEaDER, you may con- lisr this a sort Of spread
IL eagle heading. hut mean every word Of 1t.
HAVE srFs rnsRK. When your tystsm is ra.ked with
RHEUMATIC
pain ana you cannot even turn yourself in bed, or
sitting in chair you must sit and suffer, in the
morning Wishing II vas light, and At night wishing
twas morning: when you have the
NEURALGIA
when vsssy nvs n your belse a like the stins Of
. wasp. circulating tie mos, venomous and bot
po,sos around yosa hsass snA asivins you to ~
very verge OF madness: When yes have The
OCaATaCA.
CHAT have just got through With that most avsa
Doet heart witherina. mott strength dsstseying,
moe, sp!ss bssakiae sAd mind Wsakesise ~ oil the
diseases thst can sfaes our poor human nature:
When yon have the
LuMBAGO.
lying and wr,hing in agony and pain. naabs to tur.
yonrseli ID. and svery movement will 20 70 ysss
hear, ike knife now tell me. ~ relief and cure
ofsny Of these difeases in . few days. 10 not the
Greatest Medical Blessing Of the age tell what's.
Yea will take table spoonful Ard three spoon.
fa's OF water three times n day and In . few days
every particle OF Rheum attic and Neuragic pain will
b. dissolved end pass on by the Kidneys.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
Nase. Price $i.ce.
For sale by Stevenson b Carnahsn. s. q. Ballord,
and Harrison q Stasks. fsb2S dSw
HMANHOOD-Anothe new Me1ical Pamphlet
il from the pen of DIR. Curtis. The Medical
Times" says OF thae work - This valuable ire stse
the cause and cure Of prem 4ture decline, shows
how he a,h Is impaired through eec ct abuses Of
youth and manhood. and how easily regal. cd. II
rage. the cause and efecta Of nssvoue debility ssa
the remedies therefor" A pocket edition 81 the
shove will be forwarded on receipt Of % cents b.
addressing Dr. Curtis, No. IS North Char lesion st.,
Baltimorc, Md. kbls-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

The most successful medicines in the world. Med
ical men. clcrgymen, philsnthropists. all acknowl
edge they are performing wonderful effects in
ofphvsical weakness. bilious secretions dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite. diseases OF and skin MOI
fate Life Pills are the best Cathartic and Blood puri
ner offered TO the public. They cleanse the system
from all impnrty and never gripo the bowels sysold
by all Dru:gists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
No ExC,lse

For Gray Hair. dandruR. - badness. They caa
I'll be prevented or cured BY using Wood . Jmpfoved
Hair Restorative. We mean what We say and ear
prove. Sold BY Druggists and BARRIERS,
Price 81 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Dasoetgs xallistoo viii lnpast 4 cLsAn,
oogr en1 ppAvx1g4I hoe @ ~ skin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

S,o'iS B.yd. Solicitor Of Patents, see
Pine ct. 81. Louie. No oil ,ally reports
10 the DExocaAr The following patents
granted l,ws. and Missouri inventors for
the week sLd.ng March .. 1869.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CON

=
the distress oecasionsd sickly children IN taking the
nausssss vssmifsgss Of that dsy resolved 70 cnnal
az: Il sr
properties, pare taseSasss sad inodoroas. Then. By
csnbtnins ness with sugar, 40 moulding then in
Y ~ axteeabe sonSsction formed the present rosv
nOLlOwAYV vRRNlHu0B CONNECTIONS,
Which have almcst entirely supseceded the old
nassee1s vesmifaec, 70 the delight Of The poor tts
eu6ersss. II contains No Calonel Of ether poison
% highly sstssaSd d this Pspalas vernifses, By
ssss ~ sse e %
remedies, = not only mere pleasant to take. but
s1c,is se.p is. = s:niy s.d.,ss, Tor 1s, s0i
but correct any dsraaesmest & tls digestive Or
gas, - bsevalsat WitA ehildsen.
/ HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
TIE Original ed saly trss Arsiss Plastsrs ~
ssssssg the GrsAs healiag properties
Of the Arni.s tlousrs.
paia q Wssisess issSs Sreest, - q saei "a =
sfs tfdy ssesnislan9: t1es ssvs i..ediate relief.
~ -, 6sssnv. ~. 10 or:Sfssj
and only trls Asniea fiastsn.
HEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ofntnsst, astsran sxpsrienos Of twenty ysafs,
he's proved itself Sovereign rs0edy for ~ gAeasee
ssss On MIA ~ss &C. sssS, eslise sasy sbsinst.
previously resisted all remedies prescribed y the
beet medical talent IN the country lts effect -
tonishinG IN lew days the sorcness and irrit,non
and rs@siEs permanently healsd. wisAostt The uss q
Il 4i s.'i R..u.. l,.
disease ofthe skn d PunetnAy cared, NO matter o.
how long .tanding. Il hes cured bad cases OF II
1iAnnD 3 siIDs, and Discharges hon the Bar. whes
sisted q! other treatment for maAl ys@t have ocsn
easctaaiy cured By the use OF onay one box Of tne
Ointment Brsrs, ScAlss. and OiD sosss sea,s |.
IoessS covcss. fs sssS sss': 10 VII ):
cent nee OF postage 70 any address.
johnson,
Holloway.
4 Cowden,
fieprsetses' - Arsa esrese. PhiiaasaphA. !.
eeld q whe1esak II Chez, b Eullss. NH =
az e. - s ss,sA Ssssa.s vss se1ess1 4
n n1osa = Co. and tArSsshost ~ eoas 2 ~
A ConGh. Geld. - Sore
:
T0Fo0ts
Ia RHocupo IMMEDIATE A9fRHfI0H. An
oaOUaD - 0mMxD. l1AAIOwED
20 oonunuD,
1re1e0t1O0 ofoh4 koO0e
- = po9noDo02 I09ooo
20 A1ooo000s - 400ur0DA9
1 Asaa9 Da0o0oo
ovf1a m AssrLr
DsaWs's Drsnshial ffsehss,
NNkNW Having direct innasnes 70 tn
part. give fmmediss relief. Tor
Dronceittes Aoehaas C0tofFhs
CoAeuApaavo 4 Threat W10o0000s
income Ans us,D WIN ALWAYS OcUp sUsuuD.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPkAKBRs
ma Trochee useful In clearing the voice When
taken before Singing or Speakipe. ana relieving IN
s.sf an usssual exertLon u The vocal oeEeee
a ne I.ocoee are Recommended and prescribed b.
fnysciane and have I'd tcstmopiais HON eminent
men men ne country. BeiAR % article q
rue merit. and having lrUved their efficacy By Z
g many r. lsa,s each yees aete hsm = new
chez aIs a2versaly ,pronoupcsa better than other
essa1; s 49, ~ "1newsA Ds1s0iAl To
cars. aed Go not take mp q III voelhleee Al1oA
iess tsas nay b seessds eead evssyvheso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

D. Bisbce. Ames. Concrete B-ick Machine
W urmmiasson. AArshsll'own. B-l'o~s
Padi,ns,on. Sp,i" hsld. Srsding Ma
chine, A. Hathaway, Independence, Sses
SuWer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Da. Joaa BslI-Dsar Sir: have recently
gwen your "Wsen Destroyer" several trials
and 6nd Il wonderfully sa8essisus. Il hes nj
failed In sisgls instance to have the wished fes
effect. am doing pretty large country pre-
tiee. asd have daily use for some article Of the
kind. an free 70 confess that tnsw Of "a
'emsdy recommended ~ the shlest authors that
10 - certain and speedy in il e6eets. On the
contrary they are unesrtain in the extreme. ~
object in writise you 10 70 asd cut upon What
terms can ct the medicine directly from yeu
can get Il spsn easy forms, shall sss
ersss deal sf u. l ~ swars that tAs uss d
sssh artielss 10 contrary - he tsesAiags ssd
prsctics 81 great majority Of the regular line 81
A.D.'s, but see no Just cause Or COED sense IN
diseardinR . remedy which ~ know 70 ~ en-
eisnt. simply because " nay ~ ignorant Of its
eemb,natios. For ny part. shall make it,
raie - nee oil and aay means 70 alleviate suffer.
Ing humanity which may - able TO comnanA-
aos hssitstlng bsessss ssras one more ingenious
thaa myself nay have learned its effects arst. and
secured the sols right - sssass that kaeslsdgs.
However, l an By ne means IN aAvseats Or sup
pertse sfthe tAsa. anAs Of worthless nsseruns
thas eeoA the eesatsy, thae psrpsss - ssss 81
0aaoee Of disease - WhisA huoaa 1soA 10 heir.
Plsass reply seen. esd infern ne o. your best
tsrne. Ian, sir, most respectfully
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

The proprietor Of his sslsbrsAsl nsdisins
sstly claims for Il superiority ever Ill rsns
diss ever sasrsd ~ Ne public NJ he salb. -
tain. speedy aad permanent core Of Agss and
Fever. Or ehills and fever. wAsthsf Of sheFs Or
esq standing. He rsfsfs - the sntire Westsra
aaa 0oathweseers sosnssy - bear him Testimony
% the trush Of the asesrtios. that II No cass
whaasvsr will IL fail 70 eure II the directions ere
stristly followed 80 carried eut. In . great
many eases singls dose has bees su1Rcisns fes
. esre, and whele families have been cured ~
singls bottle. with perfect rsstoraAiea Of the
general AsalsA. II 10. however. prudent. sd
IL every case mere certain - care, II ito use 10
continued II smaller leses fer Q we'll q I've
afser the dissass - bssn eheeksd. mere ssPse-
tally 10 di0salt esd long standiae bases. Usu-
ally this nsdisiss viii cot require ny aid v
kssp the bowels n good order; s,esld the ps-
tient, however, require . eathartie medicine,
6sss Asving takss three Or four doess Of ~
Tsais, siagls dsss 81 BsLi's vsessAsis PAxnY
Fnls viii - sa0eiens.
- DR. JOIN BULLS Priasipal 06cs
Ne % HfsA, Crsss street, Louisville. ~.
~ SAls. Sy.all Drsggiss ed 0rseera
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
BULLS WsRn 'DEsrneIER
To ny UnltoA Otoao0 and Worl0.
wide Ua00eeo


Aave reseivsA many Sestioenials fFoa ~
vsrieus publications haze shown. III Of wAish
afs genuine. Thstollswise letter iren . highly
eAsseAsA nd pepulaf physiciaa II 0sesSiA \
certainly s1s u ~ Deee sensible ssmnnniear
items havs ever received. DR.. Clement kuowl
sxaetly what b speaks Of, aad hls tsstinony
deserves 70 b written il letters u gold. 1sea
whsa the Dsstsr says q BULLS WORN DE-
srRoYER:
vniARew, WAissa Cesxsy, o.,
lu0n cath 1nAA.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-01

FAsH1oNARIE IMMoDEsTY Mrs. r. Har
ding Davis, in Pataa,a's Monthly fol
February, has an article on mems rights
in which she INDUCES in great plain
ness of speech. In the course of her
essay she says:
"Dick French, worn roue that he is,
has Joined the school of the critic OF
the (London) Saturday ReUaea0 He as
serts that all women are represented by
these. He hints that he understands
the lures that these decOllete bellies put
forth It's cursed hard on a fellow he
says. The extravaganza of these wo-
men won't allow man to marry; yet
they tempt them to do it with all the
arts of the worst of the demi-monde.'
Then he and his compeers adjust their
eyeglasses and lean against doorways,
criticising the PAGES of all the delicate
young girls who are whirling past, as
the traders might the slaves in mar
ket French goes TOO far. My little
Nelly is not in the market; she has her
secret innocent dream of true love and
marriage some day hid away in her
heart. There is not one of the French's
crew whom she would marry. When
she unclothcs herself immodestly and
surrenders her person to their touch,
she has no Interior pleasure beyond the
intoxicating pleasures of the moment.
Custom has made her eyes familiar with
indecency-worn away the defensive
instinct of purity with which every
woman is born; but that is the worst
that can be said of her. Yet, if her
own blood be such ice that the expos
ure Of her person has no power to bring
a blush to her cheek, does it matter
nothing to her that pleased, unclean
eyes rest on her: that half the men who
look Oh her mistake her motives, and
pity the degradation she undcrgocs in
her effort 10 please them use coarse
language. The times are coarse. The
state Of society which can make a Swim
burnc possible. can bear few plain
words without dctrimcnt to its mod
csty. 1t IS true that the evil is as vet
confined 10 our large cities. God for
bid that the fashionable fast girl of
New York or Chicago should be received |
as the typical woman Of America. She
bears the same proportion 10 the wo-
men IF the States that the lcvcriSh out
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-01
IDAHO WORLD.
IRISH ASTRONOMY.
Ia yeriable myth touching the constellation OF ny
an, ignorantly and falsely spelled Orion

yeritable myth, touching the constellation OF OR
an, ignorantly and falsely spelled Orlon.J
Organ was man of might
Whin Ireland was nation,
But poachin was his hearts dehsnt
And constant occupation.
He had an Guild militia gun,
And sartin sure his aim was;
He gave the keepers many run,
And wouldn' mind the game laws.
st. Pathrick wanst was passln' by
O'Ryan's little houldin,
And, as the Saint felt wake and dhry.
He thought he'd enther bould in.
"O'Ryan, says the Saint, "avick!
TO praich at Thurles I'm goin',
So let me have rasher, quick,
And dhrop OF Innishowen."
emo rasher will cook for you
While better is to spare sir;
But here's jug of mountain dew,
And there's rattlin' hare, SIR
st. Pathrick he looked mighty sweet,
And says, "Good luck attind you,
And whin you're in your windin sheet,
It's up to heaven I'll sind you"
Organ gave his pipe a Whit
s'Thim tidin's is thransportin',
But may ak your Saintship if
There's any kind of sportin' %
st. Pathrick said, "a Lions there,
Two Bears, Bull, and Cancer
"Bedad," says Mick, "the huntin's rare;
st. Pathrick, I'm your man, SIR
So to conclude my song Alright,
For fear I'd tire your patience,
You'll see Organ any night
Amidst the consultations.
And Venus follows in his track
Till Mars grows jealous raaly,
But faith, he fears the Irish knack
Of handling the shillaly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-01

ness of the proposition and the well
known intrepidity of the man gained
immediate credence; and it was moi
long before preparations were made fol
grand celebration and supper at Gal
lagher's hotel, the old Stackpole House
The night fixed upon by Dewey was
eminently propitious-a fearful storm
was raging, accompanied by sharpest
lightning and most terrific thunder.
Dewey had his confederates at a given
point; he took a skif' at Charlestown
bridge, and, without the aid of oars,
dropped quietly alongside of the frig-
ate; fastening his painter the lower
bobstays, he climbed up to the head,
being provided with a narrow, highly
tempered saw, and, watching the beats
of the sentry so as to avoid him on ap-
proach, he sawed the figurehead thro'
just above the lower jaw, placed very
strong leading line over the upper part,
which, at given signal, was respond
ed to by his confederates. The figure
head was safely brought to Conveys
wharf, and from thence taken to Gala
CHEERS Hotel, where brilliant assem-
bly, was gathered - of all that gay
crowd but few are lctt-and there
was wit and sentiment and song such
as have rarely been reproduced. AS
the time and the occasion have been so
long forgotten, and as the asperitics of
political wrangles have been SO deeply
buried, we leave them where they were,
but the Hartford Convention, with Tim
Bigclow at its head, could hardly have
the excitement that followed
As soon as Elliott discovered the insult
to his chief he was like a roaring lion
peremptory message To Mr..
Bccchcr to appear at the navy yard,
that gentleman appeared. Mr. Beech
r. said the iratc Commodore, those
damned rascals have cut off that fig !
lrchcad; can it be rcpaircd?' Yes, |
sir, said Mr.. Bccchcr, but You must
'Xcuse me from doing anything further
II the matter, as the excitement is al
cady SO great" The mutilatcd part
vas then covered with the national flag |
nd the Constitution left the harbor in
hat condition. The after history of
hat tigurchcad is shroudcd in mystery.
)cwcy was bold enough t. proclaim his
art IN the transaction. and il was Ger
ainly to the credit Of Mr.. Bccchcr L.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-01

WHOLESALE AND RErAlI.-"I must
draw the line somewhere" said the bar
Der when he refused 10 shave coal
! HEAVIER, and tins Is the sentiment which
Iapparcntly actuatcs all that mysterious
portion Of the community known rs
Society. But where t. draw the line
is the question. Mrs Wholesale looks
down upon Mrs. Retail as mot in our
set, dear, not in our set" while Mrs.
Retail dcspiscs Mrs. Corner Grocery
for the same benevolent reason: and
Mrs. Corner Grocery contemns Madam
Huckstcr, thereby taking a sweet re-
ycngc for having been sighted by those
whom she considers above her in the
social scalc-bccausc they outweigh
her with money, and so cause her, met
.aphorcally, to kick the beam. True
enough is it that money makes the
mare CO." and how eagerly does every
one desire " the stamps of fate, the
sanction Of a god" And yet there is
no intrinsic difference between these
various sets of people. They all gain
their living by buying and selling, some
more, some less. Birth, education, char
acter, go for little or nothing. Money
is the mercury of fashionable life. and
as 1t rises or falls, so is the fashionable
warmer or colder. All treat
each other in the manner described in
The Toilers of the Sea-" by Victor
Hugo: A Chinese silk, stolen during
the last war from the palace of the
Emperor, represents shark eating
crockodile, who is eating q serpent,
who is eating an eagle, who is eating
swallow, who is eating q caterpillar.
All nature is dcvouring or devoured." i
It is, however, well that some distinc- /.
ion should exist; and, until intellect is
aiken as the standard, money must be
ne test, since the possession of it inn
olles the presence also of many of thel
efnements and graces which charm
md delight.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-01

RICHES obtained through fraud are
dug out of ones own heart, and de-
stroy the mind.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-01
Manuel EiSSler.

A + K
P1aCorvi11o, IClaho.
TCLD AND SILVER MELTED AND ASSAYED.
OAn kinds of Mineral Assays executed accurately.
Large samples of gold and silver bearing sulphurets
assayed and worked by the new process Of Chlorine
uon. Placerville, June ~, EST
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-01
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

We copy the following from the Gin
cinnati Enquirer of March 4th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-06

ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE B. & O..
R. R.-The fast line coming west over
tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thursday night lin charge OF Captain
French, broke wheel somewhere not
far from Cranberry on down grade.
The corner Of the car dropped on the
track and after dragging q short
distance turned over7on~Its eide
the forward part OF the train
breaking lose and leaving 1t. The
car thus upset was full Of passen.
gers. yet 1t Is reported that no one was
hurt beyond few bruises and
scratches. The train was detained only
about an hour, the broken car, with the
forward truck torn out, being left
where 1t lay beside the road.