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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
WILSON M.aRkEr.
WHOLESALE CROCERS.

WILSON 3 M.aRLEr.
WHOLESALE CkOCERS.
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Davenport, IOWA.
TE.aS!! TE.4S!!!
wv Halt Chests lmpcrer!a,
vounS Hyson and ,'unp"wd-f:
q haif chests Ooong and Souchones
90O Guides from y 10 2Oi
% BoI.s Palm Soap;
~vbox.s variegst-d Soap!
rs boS.- shaving soap;
y AoSrS Transparent Sep;
sbol.s Cs>tie SosS.
~ ho1-s Pickles,
100 soxe. T-mA,9, cat.up and Pepper
l0S bosr. Of various brands Of choice Foosco0s
to.0Oo Cubs sil-s cissrs,
5000 Imported Cissrs,o
~ IsYss No and scaled asrrh.s.
~ bbls new Asckerel,
- half bbs Asck-r-l,
" Kilt. Mackrre tog family vee.
= bsls sni h-gs Of M"lass-.;
- hhds Of Sugar;
- doy Bid Cords
" bills u Dried App.es;
% Sseks of dri-d Pescn--
100 boxss nee Rasens
Is bbls .ss'd Nuts;
800 boxes ass'd Glass,
An0tess sss't Nsn.
- tss Tumhsrs;
Sp,css Of Gil alncs,
Wed and willow ws4e;
Brushes, Ac he.
% bbls Cider vinegar
3uaethsr with large stock ~ other articles eli %
sAisA vs vii cell on ressoua,se terms.
eIStN WILSON L HARLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
INSURANCE ADvERTlEMCNTS.


- -
THE CHICAGO CgTl'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Rssa Ne. !. Mae &c fs.pls
DessbOrss ST., Ia M.iGN
CAPITAL STOCK, Sl5O,OOO
TUkIEY GILBgRT, HENRY CHAPMAN
GEOR.k nCiM.
EDMUND CASFiEiD Pa HkSRl bANpf &c
BEsHy CHAPMAs. Treas'r.
. n 0ILsEhr Oenets Aseut and Surveyor
This Company wa, organia.d tu- 27th day of
Masct. A 1854. ADDER = Spec,sI Charter from the
legislature OF iiiinots AMI basin o1r'ic'd dpitt
the must fsvorab" auspoes IT, 's'a1i hurn' hds
bssn up,n nrna aud rciisbie basis sni u vb~ "
its stability, souDine~s aud rIsre. apss a. one
Of the lrst Insuf Corppsnt"- iB b country !"
thoss dcsirous OF protecting IN ms' l'et ssains os-
or damage by Fire peril, fit a my 1- cav
10 ODER the following
EXPERIENCES:
Msssrs Ston. 4 VIII, Ci.v land. %
+" Williams l. Aurrs Cheago
Norton 4 UIothr.
q Stonr 4 bonner
| A 3 Dursnd pest RAclne d aia- Hsur.ad
| Gen. c, Npfthrup CasL'r Rae Co haus
| VIM p l-ynd-. Rra Milwaukee.
! !. q. C,nroe. Ksq Racine.
Henri Farnau,, Pre-, Chicago 4 r I. railroad.
A. 0i bert Cab Com Bank t.b,sso-
| Dan. y. Rl'riey F.G Cleveland,
| Hon. JOHN q Br.siiB Fra-f. of State. Col uintUs
| fhos ,mpben, Esr Spriagnes III.
uoa. " Chanberlin, ST. LOUIS, NJ
Nessr. wSiawosih. Well Scyc.ntste, Chicsg
| Messr-. u Burrh Il G.. Cbicssf Bank
| Mon wr. " ~ Gav rHcr u ON
| neysrs. q. " Siyrv a c.. Ill a.n,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
DIR, J, Ns(ORTNEI

htFFKS tis ptu., - u1 vices "a. III, ,ilt2eus
~ OF Davtni o. AID vcte,ty.
once in vii"V ~ Auneet's nc~ nuiIdiug corner OF
ourth n Is tdy streets.
Il ter to George T.. Davenport, James W Cauaeii.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
Fruit Sn the Wess.

| One Of the most common and ,alu
able luxrie. - the East, is the great var,
Fly aud q1sniiiy Of winte. apple, which
Every householder, from The gorgeous mar .
s.on Of wealth TO the humblsst cottage OF
me villa =, t'kss good care 70 procure il
her >~s.on.
from ~ 10 100 bushels tor family use .
the usual measure Of this article of fruit.
When F"sl approaches, the bire. are pre-.
pared, the trees are sssalied aud robbed OF
'heir inviting treasures, and those who have
40 orchard buy Of those who h ave al tie
moderate price VI from 20 10 80 cents Pc
busaei. During the long winter evenings
me Dish Of apples - brought forward by
Inc worthy marion, the fsmily circle II
formed, and many Joke and les, and so
p'rpefrated over the pareing and eating
process, and happiness and coui-timrn,
reigns within, while the blood aud body is
cieansed and invigorated BY The nutricious
aud health giving qualities Of the food -
ApPls-sauce, apple dun pings, and apple
pes are Yankee institutions, neither were
they puzzled like the English KING 10 know
how The apples got INTO the dumpIias..
The farmers nur ed and ,r mined Their
orchards, with as much care as they did
their corn fields and while Tie trees afforded
convenient shelter for cattle IN inclement
weather, The limbs bowed under the Wi hi
OF the precious fruit The early settle Of
thtse FERTILE praires took no thought II the
future in respect 10 fruit, planted lew or
Guards, and ale Row lust commencing "hat
should have neen done ten or fifteen years
ago. Oranges aud lemons are cheaper Than
apples and pears The very enquiry at the
grocery FOR the price of apples is feehly put
with the expec tation Of an exorbant chargr
beyond III. pocket Of he poor man. Flour
is s. per barrel and so are apples The
poor nun must forego the luxury, He can
knowledge Il Good and Evil" he NUT not
eat thereof. or he Will surel, die Of pow
er,y
why do not faI m-rs commence now with
the planting Of fruit trees? l. il because
lhey cannot the first year eat OF the frars,o
obtain protitf This has much 10 do with
me bsckwariness in raising fiuit, ihat
OIL, Is put in he earth which viii III one
year produce profit, This - ut, wheat
j. cheaper than apples There iee several
Nurseries of Young trees IN tins sta'r, AMI
one large ore in this CITY. and we uT-e upon
TO s.' oui orcharIs II Tree, tlai IS, III in due
Time Weld hundred fold
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

Az ADVENTURE WITH DETEcTwE.-.
! We heard a,'good 'un' told Of an expert de-
i.c'ive VI this city, which for the moral
| effect, !; may have upon other expert de-
'ec'ives, ought certainly 10 be placed on re.
| cord A certain enterpf sing ci'i7sn OF
Ch,csgo, Who by dILi Of successful specu
| la'ious had amassed al enormous sn.ou1,
OF debts, concluded that The ea'iesf way
TO get away from his cre,iltors would be %
run away. He accordingly started '.be-
tween two daysn for 81 Lo1,s. Getting
wind Of his Sudden eiopem-nt, The aforesaid
crsdit0rs Iesorted ~ detective AMI coli
lee tug agency,n as The sug-st means OF over
haaiilA tie ahsc ended debtor. and collect
ing their dues A detective was forthwith
despatched ~ pursuit. Al 81 Louis he
overlook the pursued, md upon sone spe-
cies Of process or IN some manner (better
known 10 .'detec;Ives' than 10 The law) ar
rested hun and started back toward Ctics'
60. The aifr Ut the prisoner lady OF
pleasing address and good looks.-aeconpA-
MED her h,Isband on he return 'rip, as she
had done in his departure from Chicago
Win nei the detective engaged ~ conver'
sation, iouGd her both Intelligent and taik-
atve, -, d a sscidedly agi seabie.c
DE JvuRNLL. She wa- claiming cieA ute
he thought, 10 be he wife OF a man who
wouldn't pay H.. debts. lsdeed our -N-
pert detective - ~ fssciEa'ed with h-i, ahd
w.,h IT,, agreeable way she had VI relieving
BY srrighlly con,.rsalon The ihonotohous
,edium os railroad travel. She, too, ~
peaisd % be eqlaiiy Interested III the con
veis alton of our friend, and Ne sie not
wiling 10 declare upon oath that he did mol
al least have sly wish that ne command
ment asainst d certain form OF covetousness
were not IN The decalogue. About TINS time
Il occ1rred to him that he might be engtos'
sing rather 100 much Of the lady's attention,
so he turned 10 the next seat to say a word
TO the prisoner The anecdote III regard 10
the Irlshman's flea was very suddenly and
forciby brought 10 his recollection. g" hen
he looked where he was, he wasn't here"
Neither could he be found on the Irain, and
hsally the conductor happened 10 recollect
that such person had left the train about
thirty or forty miles back. The detective
did OF think II orth his Wide 10 start
back on foot in pursn'-'herefor he ac'
companied the lady 10 Chicago, where,very
kindly thanking him for has trouble, she in.
formed him that she had 10 further need OF
his services or attention..
We have not heard whether the abscond'
ing debtor has been captured; but presume
ha, both himself and lady are at the present
time enjoying a hearty laugh over their adj
vet ture with ctive.-Chicsg Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

SrGAR AND MoLAssEs FoR PREshRy-
mo MEAT.-1he season is approaching
when farmers will commence slaughter
ing and having down meat. such as
beet aud pork, for use during the com
ing year Almost every one has some
rule by which he governs himself III
this operation. The editor OF The
Cultivator quotes from The Montreal
Witness various rules f"r rurngrr"sis.
ions. from which we extract the follow
ing III regard TO the use Of molass'- or
sugar IN preserving meat;
! The use uf sugar or ,noia>ses is gain.
ing favor among packers, as meat pre-
served in this manner is much superior
having a fine flavor, keeping better
and never becoming rusty, and howev-
er old never becoming excessively salt
1t has been asserted on high medical
| authority that the use of sugar IN curing
meat would prevent that fearful dis
ease, sea scurvv. 1t has been used in
| curing hams for long time; indeed
good Favored ham cannot be produced
without ii; bu, i, is of the greatest i'm
portance in curing beef, which is to be
kept any length Of time, or which is
required OF fine flavor. 1t is used in
the first process along with the salt for
dried provislons-say one pound of SUI
gar or one pint of molasses to four lbs.
Of salt. With picked meats it is used
in the last process along with the salt,
to pack up the meat in the cask, say
about half of EACH sugar and salt.
In order that our readers may un-
derstand what is meant by the first
and last processes, above named, We
should say that the manner Of curing
is as follows: no saltpetrc is used: first,
cut beefinto six pound, and pork into
four pound pieces: second, the salt must
be good, and il saltpetre is desired but
very little must be used: third, let the
meat be dry rubbed at least once every
dav, for three or four days, to extract a
portion of the water, and to chemically
alter the meat; fourth, the meat should
be sufficiently cured in pickle, which
will take about ten days: fifth, it mus,
) be well washed with water If necessa
~ scraped or cut: sixth, packed away
in barrels with coarse salt and the bar
rcls filled with cleanpickle. 1.-THE mea
is to be smoked or dried no pickle i
needed-only the salt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

A BArrLE FIELp roR SALE.-The BAT.
Tie ii, Iii OF MerengG, with its palanal mon
u,n.ids. It's rich museum Of precious objects
AID It,t,che; historic souvenirs, Is now of
Tered a, pnblic auction IN the streets of par.
Is.
The doIna,a OF Marenso 10 situated near
Alexandria ~ Piedmont, on the line Of the
abroad between Genoa aud Tarin, aud
contains abont two Hundred and fifty acres
i ground, vines. W0ods and fields. watered
oy the Servia. The monumental palace DIES.
tined to perpetua'e the memory of Inc plo-
rious battle Of Marengo gsined in 1900 bv
Napoleon, was built by the Chevaiier ID IA.
+ 70 in 1888 and il large and hand ONE
palace. II coniains f,rni,ure. cb.di.
of art, PAINTINGS ahd statues, commem, a.
4 tive OF the battle, and a museum compose
Of objects which belonged to Napolson a..
Dessaix, ana arms + unc on the field of t
tie. 1his museum IS collected in The Ole
tavern which stood on the ground befor,
the battle, and around which the palace i
built.
For the Information Of foreigners, am
bilious for Italian residence and for Bona
partist souvenirs, should add that the uu
SET price OF the whole property Is 6OO. OF
frances, ana that there is good mill priv,I
eye on the premises -lCor. N. Y. T.sme,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

SALE OF Fast MAN's FAST HoRsrs.-
Mr. II H Leeds on Wednesday sold Mr..
Charles B Hunting'on's horses for hand
some sun. There was very large atten'
dance and bidding was spirited. Ihe bes'
snan long tailed bays, sold to Mr. r French
for 81 400 A second span was sold to Mr.
Corneiie for 1878 M French bought a
handsom. rheton for sos. Mr. E J King
a SET of double harness for $50, and another
50, for sos, but handed them both over TO
Mr. French before the conclusion OF me ea'e.
Mr. y Marsh paid Sllfo a set Of single
harness, Mr. II r Clarke S28 for saddle,
Mr. C Belts SI2 for two blankets, Mr. Lane
81 80 for two fly-ne,s. Mr. Cornell took 3
scurcingles for 50 the lo'.and Mr. Tallmadge
bee arne the owner Of two very elaborate
whips at the bid OF 81.
Thu, concluded the sale. Mr. Leeds pro
nouncing the following: CHOW please step
in and settle your bills and that will close
THIS strange, eventful history"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

RAIN, Mup, Mup, RAIx.-Reader
you had better provide against wet feet in
such weather as this, for 10 catch cold
would be decidedly unpleasant. Go to
Carleton's Boot and Shoe Establishment on
get pair OF his staunch uhdrrsi andihgs;
with ,hem you need not fear the weather.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

The storm Of the past few days has
been a topic OF conversation with our citi-
zens So has the new lot Of clothing and
Furnishing goods just received By J. S.
DH.KE & Co., atithsir new store, OF Main
are said 10 have one Of The most complete
stocks of goods II that line H. Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

BlSKix0 HorsE Of rALLMAS. PowrRs McLEAs.
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER -, 1885.
We Still notice the same stringcncy Ia the money
market which has existed for time past Bust
Nc men who regular depositofs at Banking How
ses obi such accommodations hey r.Qui AT the
usual rates. but outside borrow ers fin it vry difficult
to procure loans upon sny trTms Bank-i. have COM
paratfvely little 10 lend in consequence Of reduced de-
posts and the renewals required upJn old
notes but lending far is considered pruden,
outsid- Of the Banks Their l. al present unusually
ittla money seeking Investment
Exchange has again taken another rss- upwards
TN Wednesday last the Bankers in Chicago raised
their selling rates on New York and Boston TO pr
cent premium AMI one OF the principal railroad CON-
Janis Was compelled to pay IN for a large amount
Bankers here found it necessary fer their own pro-
also TO raise tine same point n, nj OH,
There is little Exchange offering, and very n,
tie material Of which It can be made W. d. not an
ticipate however % large demand for the remain.
der Of the tall, and hope the highest poiut is At In,
| reached
Land warrants remain unsaieu bic. and prices Ar
nominal. We ofsr hem At one dollar per acre.
wsQusts exchange ss follows -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

JEwELRY FOR IHE MlLLloS.-lne
Nelson's oE West side OF BRADY, between
Secoud and th,rd streets. are prepared Ia
supply any demand tia, may be made npor
them, with Jewelry OF every kind, quail'.
ard Denomination, you want any, cal
there hrst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
Business DIRECTORY.


MACkLOrr 4 CORBIS. Cor Second and Brady.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL co.. ain,
COOK X Embellishments Main and Second.
NcGREGOR, LAWEs n BLAKEMORE.. -. Main.
CHI BIB. BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Main I'd ste.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

BEooAs Oyster Saloon. corner OF
Forth and Brady street. is u, " fitted up in
the most expensive style, and al thing are
ready 10 accommodate Gus omers with this
luxury M he best manner possible. Ladies
will find this saloon convenient, aud vel.
calculated 10 meet their approval Call ana
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
CAsrEkL IL Co. make Clothes 10 o.

CAsTEEL l. Co. make Clothes to or
der IN The latest and most approved styles
Their establishment 10 on the west side OF
Brady street.. one doc, below thru. Cas-
tsel l. Cos. clothes have ne,ei been known
10 give anything hui the best Satisfaction.
LsaXe \ our measures WI b them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

OsKALoosA TIMEs-Mr. r. X. Harbour
retnes from the Times. and Me>sr. Bless
Ter i Wheelock becom. Publishers. The
Times IS among the best Ioarnuls m Iowa
and of the RICH, stamp in politics. W.
wish the lew Projectors al success
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
silver Plate.
Grand Monthly Jubilee.

IT.. impossible to give the details OF this munir-
cut enterprise in this short advertisement, and W.
therefor retr the reader TO circulars, or I. the
JOURNAL OF ROMANCE itself, copy OF which
may be had by writing TO y Blair, publisher ~
Jaarnal Of Romance, Chicago, OF New ioTk--or
10 seen Al the ofice of payer In which TIN.
adv lis enc at spears
IRRMS-ror one year o. 90; Ion months, a so;
for three r,cnts q 90 Every subscriber will one
premium, 10 mediafeiy, and perhaps another in tbs
Neathly Jubilee Distribution.
n d b. sure 10 send 10 the ONCE N Chic3,c
Tor 0cim-n copy u the paper.
~ .lr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
C. q NJ Nj T. RCI a +
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
-0O-
o1cs % Iowa DAmr GA n pEsec1Ar. 4
SAT- rdsy Evening November .?. $50. \

The packing tu,iness ccurYnenc d, ana It r pre-.
-umed thst the smoun; Of pork packed by orr pack.
ers this yar site nearly double that Of last season
IL the grain market there Is q brisk business kept
up, though wealth IL held at ra,h-r low nsurcs. ard
with no promise u rise at present
Pour steady a. quotes, wLtch agnses /, xil prob
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

ca The song Of swat tor the Wagon.
has now become obsolete. /" Wait for
the Quskers" has now become ITS music al
substitute.
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AGENTs FOR STATE DEMOCRl
- -
W ANI'ED.

Two Boys, as Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from IA 70 10
years OF age preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

~Nothing ever touched the hear,
Of . reader that did net eons rem Ia
hsoss = ~ writer
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rEA woman has been fined s25 in
Raleigh for going to soiree in state
Of seminudity.
\ SORRY gal, that.
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10000 BSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAKl
oOOC0 TO BE OBTAINED IN SIN MONTHS u
oipO,ncD TO BE GIVEN IN PREM AS't
100000 To bE GIVEN IN 81 MON I rs! =
~ l. undertake an extraordinary task. that Of OBJ
W talnina 5o,NN Subscriber IL SIX months, and
xs use tn following extraordinary meals 70 accom-
piish our purpose
Let " made thu very LAKGssr md BEST Illus
tratet Fsmy Paper u the Country, and sell II at the
LOWEST price.
has hen EQC ALLIED aud cannot b. surpassed IN lib
.ysltv fr the reason that W. snall give tim equai
L, The whole pose DIS nj the pape for six months,
Vi. 80. J50 The most Of the sum ~ill bs given IN
silver Plate,
l.. ~ " Ia
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Land Agentp

ALLEN kCLAkk.-......r. o. Buiidine, Brsdyst
NICHOLS, iSBELL \ Co... e.. Main Is
ALLEN DooLAN........On On. builaang Brady st
Insurance Agencies.
Ia HDEEMAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

Wm A. Bnic helor's Hair Dye.-No burning
o..stsrins compound could ever nave STAINED The
aLivsrsal favor accorded 10 this Dye. The Original,
s.ser falling favoritc Nature liz not more true IL
trssii than tie brown black oaueed In tie red
sst. Vrsy.st OF most frevfy hsir by H. Mad and
.>la, 81 applied Bachelors wig Factory. lin nine
private tosrls) 2Ss broadway, New Yoth Win A
p.tehsior u Oh the bcx Of all genuine others
ita,ions.
Per sale Nv Alvo'i n Van Patten.
snl2i IN I'm
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BANKING AMI EXCHANGE.

New Goods! New Geods!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.NcrCh1Ht IMtlOr,
AMI
"hoiesale End Retail Dealer
kc0tty Made C2Otltssg,
Cloths, Cass,meres. Hestings, Cents
furn'Sh'ag Goods AID zailors'
TRIMMINGS,
HAS JHst returned frin. the Ha., Win one n ~
largest .ua b.st selected stoels OF c.uod, sv,s
Que ed fot sal in this marss eensislIs IL part Il
the hhuwing susis,
Ds'ONdclOshs
EaglSh French, German and Ans,.
ean of tbs nGrst quality and isaesa
style " ssoas
CHssiSMer6s.
ENGLISH French ana Arneyiess. e
every variety Of style, eolos -
quality
vssftNgs
white Nsrseiaes Mataa~ss, wbMe
loniun, Teuftd T;nseI and co,osxSa
'ks, Faucy and Plain six vslvrs,
faPcy SILK ana Linen uallAn SIN
t.r"nadiue, satin, italian CI-tA,
9lk iTns' aud Fancy cashmssss y
great variety,
DrsrcO0StMg.
hacs Hue mi Bfown aruasc,e.A.
Union, whitney, and rilot ca u .,
Fancy, Hue, brown and MuibsgY
Castor BEAVER. Canals mixsi ~
SAHARA u the latest imports
Ready Made.
oyrrcoat-, over ssek., Surtouio.
ReahnR JACKET, and raluas. HrcS
ami Dress fr'ck Coats OF oil Qasii.
~ and sty On; silk, velvet. Plush.
Clth Cashmere and Valencia vssts,
Casneit. sa,attt double and twist,
fancy aud plain Cashmere and Dos.
skin Pnat; hn'n and Gnsrssey
FroelN, Wrappers and OverAus
EtssSstshtng Goods.
Hickory. calico, white plata ilnaA,
cnrlet and Paris bosom, fancy col
Ord shirts, viii common snA poits
wristbands; string, N Orsey, cord.
81 byron, polka AMI lap CcaSe,
Mex Ties. Stocks. fancy aud plain
Cravatsi Glov~s--wbite tls.k and
colorsd KID, lined buck, cloth. Chez.
terneld Aberdeen, beriin. Union.
and German aud Fur 6aun'icts
wool. n,'rino and cotton Hose; white
and 'nnrv linen and silt Handler
th'sfs; Embroidered Iamb's 40. l.
| white and mixed msrino and sin
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Mitta,
scsr's. Mufiier., Gents shavis and
| Shawl Pins Umbr-llrs, Carpet SHE
ord al other Artiess usually kent ~
~" trais, AL Of Which are vespecSe
fully snbniittei ~ the sxsalnstieo
OF customers.
An eafiy rail- VII Will -,tnre choice sc'sctsrWs.
EDWARD ALDEN.
scconi street. nrpcsi,e II CI'irs Row. Ds-snpnss,
low, tBetwecn Main AMI Bradyl septt-dif
Z
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lUpsstaas - Yemales-Os. ChsesMant
Plils-fhe eolnb,aAt,ns of insretients " ,hest PHI
q. the result OF long and excessive " Aetes The
s.o mild u, their operation and certain Ia correcting
AZ ,ryesuisrit.es psnfs nsnstrustion renewing al
.e.truct.ons whether from cold or Otherwise. head
ache pain in the side paipitstion OF ID. heart disturb
81 s.ep which arise from inierruptien " nature -
They can be successfully NO. 40 preventive Thss'
pills should never be taken IN pregnancy, - thsg
could sure To caus.a miscarriage warranted pure
Vegetable, and tee from anything Injurious to lii'
~ health EIplictt directions which should ~ read
accompany each box Price 81 For sale es Tie
Druggists In Davenport and H.ni-s Clppenger,
9ock Islaad Sent by snail b. inciosins 81 70 d. Cor
ts.iusL Cheeseman, No 10? Brosi~ay. New Yorh
ls3C-'a~im)
Oailey's Magical Pain Extractor. The sffst
AID principal characteristics u paLIIy's MAGIC.
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR oonsisi;
let OF ns never failing and aud unique pfop rty
sss.sn ~ applied 10 any sssrnsl injury. to eh'ct IN
asmmaiion instantly, aud rapidly to r.duce 1t This
feature constitutes Its great power 10 ale'ia,- y
paip Of burns snd scalds, and Of other painful a..
e~sss In so incredibly short a space OF tim ad ~
~A appear FROM the lev testililutsls lrrsunto an
nered livery Intelligent mind 10 fuliy that Ia
u external injury. tbs pair Is produc by
Inflammation II the injured parts AUD thereto. Ill
YOU remove the cause the "a CT must .sase
VI ~ poriecstiv. properties nsufrali,r ,hspi-
ss th., may isrk Ia tn system, aud viii when ~.
yl,ss 10 thu spr". ds~ rapidly 81 itnpur. matter
10 the ,utfsce sUd Il .--heno. u. goat dAschsg
Il produces from sores occssoneh by buns-And
~ttn sppd 10 Old ard invsicra,e sores SAT- RhsuIn
o. other cutsneou- diseases
Each be, o. genuine Dsileys Pain Er,raetor has
up.Jn II steel Plate Engavei Label with The sigma
t4rs.afc Y. CLICKENER Co. proprie,ors. and
GEssy n,LLY, uauuisctuisr. All othsIs are
a. an,ettu irice 25 cents per box.
- su.td., should be addressed 10 c. Click
a.rAto tsrciay street, New York.
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a.. 4 5u,t.d d I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
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