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TO " HE TEAvELlErsG TUGxT1!
California Stage Compauy

Axr1a=[E The Stages os this Company will leaY,
ffsss5Szsssas their Office ct the METROfOLl5 HOTEL
- Nevada, follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving al Sac
ramenton time for the !. O'Clock Francisco
Aso-At o'clnek, A. NJ, running via Aubarn as an
Accommodation Line to Sacramento
FOR MARYSVfLLE
Leaves the above named Offices Every Morning at
O'Clock, passing by Grass Valley Rough " Ready.
by O'Clock p NJ
AlSO-fCR AUBURN via GRASS VALLEY
EFery A1efnoon at clock passing via Grass Valley
and arrive atAub day at O'Clock T. NJ oon-
Meeting with hc Morning Coseh at Aubpr which arrives
at sacramento as o'ciock, z. n, same cay
Jinis HANOLgH, Prest. C. S
MeRCRERTS, agent
Mal ch !. lsJG-tt
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

TIE AmERrcAv EAcLF.-The adop-
iion of the white headed eagle OF North
America as the representative emblem Of
the United States, was a source of much
annoyance to DR.. Franklin. The philos-
opher denounced "this bird of bad moral
character, which does not get It's living
honestly. Besides" said Franklin, 'ho
is rank coward: the little king-bird, rot
bigger than sparrow, attacks him boldly.
and drives him out of the district. He
IS, therefore, by no means proper en-
blem for the brave and honest Cincinna-
tus of America. y This bird, however, is
not SO great coward as Franklin describes
him. Perhaps the philosophers chief OBJ
lection to it lay in the circumstance that
"the little king bird" was bold enough to
attack the representative adopted by tho
Republic. II so, it went to confirm his
utter detestation of the very name of king,
which be carried even to the choice Of
national emblems.
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A. BLOCK, 1886. s. FUITH.
4. BLOCK &; Co..
BAs O N Il PRICE .Ms
CLO TE ING w EEoUSE

No. Al, Commercial street, Corner Of Pine
M THuLESALE AND RETAIL. Dealers in Ready Made
w Clothing, Gentlemens Furnishing Goods and India
Rubber Coats and Boots. Have hand and are CON
stany receiving the extensive complete
ment ever brorghtt 10 this market.
Their Stock consists part of Goats of every VARIETY
Pants fevery kind from the finest to the coarses, Tna
Rubber Goats and Boosvery large stock together with
Vests, Shirts, Hats Drawers, Handkerchief Buck and
other Gloves in endless variety and all other articles
usually kept at similar establishments.
The public invited to call and il viii afford us great
pleasure to show them immense Stock whether they
wish TO purchase not.
We especially call the attention of the Mining Com
muny to very large Stock OF Rubber Coats-black
and white-Shost AID long legged Rubber Boots Of lie
best quality.
Our facilities for purchasing Goods moi surpassed
We buy in large quantities and from FIRST hands, Suffice
it to say if we suit you in stock we think il
will be useless To look fl rther
Thankful for the very large patronage of which we ha We
heretofore been the recipients, by strict attention 70 ba
siness and best enaeavors Please lopc to merit
continuance of the same.
ONE PRICE AND NO DEp1FFON.
4. BLOCK & CO.
10 IL Commercial ST., co.rer Pine
Nevada. January II, 1856. IS
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A lady made complaint to Fredaric.

A lady made complaint to Frederick
the G.eat, King of Prussia. ssYon- Ma.
jestY," said she, "iny husband treats me
badly. THAT is none Of my business. y
said the King. "But he speaksill of YOU ,
said the lady. THAT" he repied, sis none
OF your business"
We commend the above old but sensi.
BILE item to the attention of our fair ones
herea5outs, and recommend them to take
the lesson here inculcsted. .-Erckqnqe.
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SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevad.
kSfaEnship OF Nevada, IS Justices Court. Before
4. g. Nile. J. = The People of the State of Cali.
ffraia - II. Page. You are hereby summoned to
appalr hef,re til Undersigned Justice of the Peace
~ ais of - ii township MONDAY, the 23i day
OF Jsls, D ISL, at 10 O'clock A N , to answer tc
the an2ant Of ken: MeAilister who to recover
81 % i'c account fled for goo Is &c sold and de-
iTeret - goa Folr request. Ga failure so to ap
ynu fr sli san of s5l CO. ia gss aud cost OF suit
Gwen under fn7 this 18th day of March, A d
1856 A. C. NILEs, Justice Of the Peace
A tr1e e0py, Attest
47-3n ]. L. BROWN. Constable.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

(1ouSTY OF NEVADA, ss-In insolvency, before Hor
- L II Caswel. County Judge. In the matter o
!nomas W. Colburn, insolvcnt debtor. The under
signed having been duly elected assignee of the
tate of sail T. W. COburn, all persons indebted to
said Cohurn, or to the late firm Of Coburn & Jenkins
arc notief % make payment to the undersigned be-
lore the ~ OF dno next and thus save costs of col
lection. Cfeii-prs can prove their demands before
any officer authorized TO administer oaths
GEO. A. YOUNG, Assignee
Nevada, May 2l-lm Broad street
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LEGAL ADvER rIsrsaENrs.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


d virtue of at Execution to me directed issued from
ID tue Clerks OH Of he District Court in and fol
the county Of Nevada. in favor of Jesse S. Wall and
against j. y. Under yood, X J Underwood Perkins
AMI hers dated May 29th, 1856 for the sum Of Two
Huad9ei and IF y-seven 25 loo dollars debt, DANA
Ees With in;eres; the Of S253 25 from the 29h
day Of May a. 1856 at the rate of 10 per cent pei
hnnum together with costs of suit taxed at S45 S.
have levied upon and seized the following described
property, which bad heretofore attached on the 18th
5sy of April, 1856. to wit:
A House and lot upon Gold Hill Nevada county,
anl commonly known aud calledthe Underwood, Per-
kins Co house. Also all the right title and inter-
ast of " Gstchell in AMI 10 certain lot of mining
claims snown as Underwood, Perkins & Co. claims
situGted on Gold Hill, Nevala county and cooking
ing stove and fixtures, b,x stove, centre table,
seit chairs and clock, pairs blankets, bedsteads
aud mattrasses
Which shall sell at public auctio, to the ghest
bit fir en- b o1 the premises at Gold Hill the
q day of Juae A D. 1855, at Pr n.
Given under my hand this n dty Of June u
1856 Attest W W. WRIGHT sheriff, n. c
Per Wm ButteIfeld, Dep
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A barber desired grocgery customer
Of his, enc Sunday morning, who smelt
strong of alcohol, to keep lis mouth shut.
or the establishment would get indicted
Tor keeping a rum-hole open on Sunday.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

The happiest period of mans life is
when hs has a pretty little wife, half
dozen beautiful children, more ready cash
than he knows what to with good con-
science, and is not oven in debt for his
newspaper.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

Why is the letter U the eayest in the
alphabet: Because it is always in fun
es, but why is it the most unfortunate ?
Because it is always in trouble and Diff
Guilty
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DlrCH NOIiCE-

=.
ENO all whom it may conearf. Notice Is hereby
IL given bat the undersigned did on the LIST day of
April A. n. 1850, take up locate nd claim the right
TO construct 4 VI ater Ditch from Diamond Creek il
Washington township, Nevada comfy to the town Of
Omega in said county and township. said Ditch to
commence at Toiut said creek about 20 fee: be-
low the Dam and Dieh, known as the Diamond Cresk
Ditch owned by J. Lansing and others. Also all the
water Of said Diamond creek, over and above the
amount originally claimed by the said Lansing and
others. Said ditch and water Is claimed fr the pur-
pose Of conveying water to Omega for mining pur-
poses.
All of which will more fully appear by reference to
Book 3, Of Miners Claims Records of Nevada County
w HUDSON
C WITTEN b co
Attest. J II BosTwIcK Recorder
BY Thomas HAwLEY Dep
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w. N. COHEN,

DzlIrR ~ BOOKS, sT.TIONERY. CUTLERY. MUSICAL
lN1lhtAEAis &r. Ao. CoiiMI.Re lAI STEEiT.
Il Would inform ac citizens o: Nevada and The pub
Il lie that have opened
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
at the obore named place. where Idesign keeping sn
assortment OF the above articles. al.o haze good
CIRCULA TING LIBRARY,
hiied with TIC most POPULAR WORKS hc iay share
o. patronage Is solicited Nesaaa. May 23-tf
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Ian gtGn'S

C1AvATts, 3C2EsES, GaovES,
Handkerchiefs and a magniieei' assortment Of al
the various Kinds On hand
Apply at a RLccr & Co.'s
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will apply TO
the I'D day of June next OF as soon thereafter
hearing be had for License to set up and keep n Toll
bridge across the South Yuba River the place called
Jefferson in said county of Nevada Said bridge is wire
and convenient for crossing, packed animals and oan
bay ., lsS6-av A. J. DOQLITTLE
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County of Nevada SIT appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court by afnday that the above named defend
ant Is not now resident of this State and appearing
also that goo OF action exists sga;nst the sal
ieiendant u Is ordered that service 6e made puhca
ton OF summon. in the Nevada Journal week ior
three months. Given under ny hand this l5; day Of
May, le5c. D. Y. NORTON,
May - Su Justice of the Peace
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SUMNt1VS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Comfy of Ecrada Township
Gof Eureka. Justices tuurt, Before y Norton j. +
Ihe leupie ct thr State of California 10 !. Cuol
Noa ar hereby summoned TO appear before The under
signed Justice OF The ieIce, at his Office in said townshn
N Wednesday the 21th day of August. A. D. 1855 at
o'cnek, r. NJ. 10 10 tie com lant of MARKS Co
who have tiled in this Office exhibit cf Book account
against yoa for the Of $1,000 dating rom 9Sh teb
1e55 10 the 18Th OF lr of year, upon which the
"a Pli1nti.f> fray judgment. with costs al suit.
TN iaiinre 81 TO appear and answer, Judgment will be
rendered against you said Of no 4Cl00 dollars
damages and costs o. suit
Given under my hand, thi. fifteenth day of May. A. T.
1856. D. v NORTON Justice o. the Peace
true ceFy, Attest.
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SUMMONS.

STAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss-Distric
- Court OF the Fourteenth Judicial District said
s;..s The people OF the State Of CALIFORNIA; GEORGE
w. BEENEl. greeting
foU sre hereby commanded TO appear and answer
,hn Ten days after the service Of this Writ if served
"a tS eautty If served out Of this county and in this
hstfIct within Twenty days. aud if served out Of n
District aud II t1s stale within Forty days. the com
Piaiat Of u NJ LANDER, Plaintiff, file In the
CLERKS O6oe OF The District Court aforesaid agnns
y1a = iciehJaat ior The recovery of FOUR HUNDRED
IOLLAbs rr'rcllsl itb interest the of Foul
PEI -et peg ronth from the lst day of September A.
lea', ana cf he for closure Of certain Indenture
Mortgage. Or in case OF your failure to appear and
ser said conn nj, the said PaiHtiI will take Judsme.
a-a III you therefor by default together with damage
aui OF suit and aua also demand of the Court sucl
c,har relief Is i, prayed for IN His said complaint
In testimony whereof, ], JNO. H. BOSTW TEX Clerk o.
the fourteenth JBd cia District Court aforesaid dc
hereuuio sci ms hand and impress tho said Cour
hin 9Th d1y q. April A. D. 1856.
JOHN H. BOSTWICK, Clerk
Ey T. ELLARs BEAN d. c.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Nevada.
II. Il ElLASnER,

faction Noe and for
IEOSGE W BErNEY. Foreclosure.
It appear ing to ny satisfaction from the Affidavit OF the
Plaintiff beren that the Defendant resides out of the
limits Of this state thai the plantiG has of action
against him AMI that he is necessary party to the
above entitled cause.
therefore order that the Summons in this action be
ssrFed on the Defendant by publication in the Nevada
Journal once in each week. for thee moths from the
dgst Insertion.
NILES sEARLs, District Judge.
true cupy-A.tcst
J. Fl. BoSTwICFl,' Clerk.
April s-2m BY ]. ELIARD BEAN D. C.
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MOUNTAIN CROCKERY STORE.

1umDer IS Nevada,
we the
Camphene Oil Silver Plate Willow
sizes Bar Fixtures and everything in the abovo line in variety which
enabled
We have also hand large supply fresh manufactured Cnpheue who
0a'ran to be article We invite the public country
call prices
pa Goods packed carefully delivered Of charge
SIMMONS & co.
Everything the above ne hired for Balls Parties Weddings
able Remember the "N1OUNTAIN CROCKERY
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Ig0&H,s 10 Rent.

uoaS 10 RENT in The seconl and 3D., stories Of
Ia "bahnell Block" of fnes Firc-proef brick buiiug
on broad street lh9 rooms large aud conYeent
sl able for any kind OF Business Apply to DR. EI0K
Mil, who may be found in ihe cd s:u-y Of the Block
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
SHARES FOR SALE.

4 'tE following SHARES IN tho Wyoming Quartz
L Mill comp my, will he sold Mt rIhiic auetion
t'- the N n-payment Of Assessments ri Their oice
IN Deer Crock. beox Nevada on FslnA~ El,e G. h
i8h; Nos 81 10, II, l6. II, % %, Is, 2e, 3D.
Nay 2-tls uX TuoMpsoS sun't.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

FVooTH PONDER. For sals by
L RUDOLPH, Druggist,
q Commercial street
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= In the District Court
. 14th. Judicial District.

N II. BOSTWICK, Clerk.
By 7. ELLLRs BEAN. ID. C
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17
6PECA4L .vOTzCE
II New York 4 bsstea PASSENGERS.
a., Hours saved
By TAKING THE
~ New Vork + Erie r. r.

Passs ne~.. taking th- o.9O NJ Tram on Michigan
Central Railroad al Chicago. srriv. II Suspsnaion
Bridge 400 N SAM day. and connect sec9wsivs
" with the New York 4 9rie nsiirosd. arrive In
New York city next day ~ g. Pm,
oGvEN HOURS and TWsnsy Minutes IN ad-
vsRcs efaay other Route
Passengers taking the S,lS p " train on Aichissn
Central Railroad Connect through BY Niagara Falls
1oad also BY the North Shore line Of stesGb0Ats to
Da9Alo, striving 10 time for 500 A y train IN The
Ysw voeksA Dsie Nearosd, srttviAG N New York
'' g.: :y;a' SSs ~ f..v u,.,,,. :. savs,e.
~ We AO0~v r0Weo
Passengers taking the q, - 4 u train 81 the x,sh
ooathssn connect 1t Toledo With steamboat direct to
DulAo and arrive In time for the " Steamboat
BSpress train on the y 3 Erie RAuvoad. afrivine
in NsW1ssE eft,66 Pm.
~ 4og I: sssHss z e <, 49, 4: sss, s.,.
81 III M 4 x.~ : f s q ! 49,.
6iS0 I'm oal SGoa11 alaaSss = 6dVsass
. isss,;e cA.aaQs lA.aslay ~ Al =
= - e5olml n soe1 yin assavs h xsw Sssk
sxA(1lu&k }tash .s.s... ~. A.s..y
E(l1e ssse pseA d, 1sAls "a x.ase.e eslls q g,
- ~ ~ t1k " tlAsiss sSSs 10 -
Rsl 2Has E::: ~ -. = 49,, - ::
!ai!ll|||,'|| = i / J : J
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

E The river. both up and down,
is reported 81 . stand. Hopes are enter
tanned that il will take rise in few days.
There is any amount of f'eight al 81. Louis
sissippi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

WARN MISUNDERSTANDING coats,
Ice Cream and cool Lemonade have again
become the order 1T the day. September
is rather outdoing the preceding month in
the way OF warm weather.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

NEw Dave SToKE.-M essrs. Hines
4 Clippinger, well known Druggists Of
Rock Island, have established q branch Of
theie business in this cTy, o" Second street,
il the store formerly occupied BY Joseph
simpson ar grocery W. welcome them
70 our city, and trust ouI ciills6s viii en-
courage them with share Of their patron.
age
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

~ Long trains OF cars heavily
laden are passing and repassing On the Mis-
.issippi Bridge daily. This s'ruc tnrs comes
up to the exp~c ations Of its builders in
every respect
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

~ Messrs. Curtis and Chadwick
are pushing business ahead with Z good
will, and will soon open store well filled
with . 6ae stock Of Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17
DISSOLUTION.

sTHE copxr,nersAip heretofore existing nasier the
name ans style Of HULL Allen 3 Co., Ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent n. L. Huh retiring from
ia concern i. l.. HULL,
SMITH ALlEN
CH13TENDEN
davenport, August g. l6S6-aus 97-ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17
WANTED. Compost Or.


We have great facilities for execu-
ting with promp'ne,., in excellent style,
and upon the most reasonable terms, all Or
ders fos Job Printing entrusted 10 US, and
ronAge
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

r. Eli Adams is having the old
Bakery above the Post Once resaoved, 20
make way for new brick building. which
he will put up during the present season
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

q The editor OF the Albany Statesman
has such an intense hatred for Roman Cath
olics, that he is opposed to the Cardinal
Virtues
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17


thy Nree' Commissioner, il will be- ssee, 10
making grea, impr ,veMen,s IL r,on- pos
tons Of The city where improvements are
most needed, and o. far Is we can see, 10
do'nRA good work, and to the satisfaction
OF all those who will BE- satisfied There
are, however, many disatfec,rd ones. Who,
out OF selfish OF party motives undertake to
cry dowa Mr.. Msckintosh. and as,uma the
dictation Vt matters over which he has the
control. One wants cart load OF dirt in
one place, another wants . calvert bui I
near his house, another would have HE par.
ticular locality the point Of principal sx-
psndi:use, little caring tor tbs good Of thu
masses, provided self interest is fully eesed
Tor. We are inclined to thssk that Mac
has paid about - little a,tentio. Ia these
grumblsrs - their merits demanded, aud
has gone o" Al his own way, improviaF
our streets 10 judisieus nsnnss. The
ehcs o. otrsst Commissions, for 1850 Is
truly % onsrous one. Such wss The dllsp.
idatsd eeadttise Of cur streets st u tine
when no cane late eAss, that 1t rsquired
much mere than the usual amount Of labor
snl oaaay y seaass ~ streets psssebls.
osssna sessss, essa eas 80 Il The oshss.
VIII ~ ssssrttso n enc tQuart. was Ia :
osss AeplsfAels seaatslsnl sstesa pleak
leeloeA tooeeoal,s sloae1A ~ seAsl All
ooeooo IN 1lbaposaftt, ~ h 4 hsw ..
AnIAAna 4 - ~ e>kknnn0AA s>aA -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

grade Of the foot 81 Perry street 10 going
on ,spidiy, witch alters the appearance o.
matters 10 that locality. To work gene
.saland radical rsfosm atien ~ our streets
will be the work Of years, and we are Ied
70 believe that James Aaekintesh will do
his share, and give true account Of hrs
stswasdship upon being called upon 10 do 20.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

I SgRAsSE But TRUK.-The Nusca-
tine Journal says that Lawrence Koenig
has actually been hned $50 for keeping in.
toxicstiag Liquors. 9th 10 intent to SELL
Alfpropsr enough but rather - ancient cus
tom
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17
a.l0NI RylGS! RIOS!

NHANUFACTUKEDb BY thu Ch'csso HAS Nsnnseto
Nv, Randolph street, corner u CiaI1. ChieAso
'aSA CVIk sUCKwHEA1, CORN MEAL, MaM IAN
hERS OaNABUhi AND SEA ALsSo'
= snNU w DRAIN SACkS
Cu.nish.d uvoh the shortest noile~, all" at 'hs
.,~..t market prizes The desIghs ioi ot.hdihs sIe
~ - W. ASHARD
.s,e- $500 Post (Df,,cc address box 1887
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

New Goods! New GO0ds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN
Ready .N0de CyOsAissg,
Cloths, Cossimeres, Vest,nyS, Gents.
Furnishing Goods and T"iiors'
TRIMMINGS,
TrAS just returned from the kast, with VI the
II laress, and beat selected stocks OF goods ever
offered for sale In this market consisting 10 psrr #
the following articles:
0rO0dcl0ths
Kngiish French, 0rrmsh and Amer
ican. Of the nnest qnsli,s and latest
styie Of gods.
lsees6ssseS'es.
Rnglish, French AID Ams rican. Of
every variety " stst., Color AND
quality
IesttNDs.
White NaIs-lles AalHlasse. " hite
London Figured Tinsel and eolored
silks, Fancy and Plain SILK Velvet,
Fancy Silk and Linen. Italian silk
srenAdile, Satin. Italian Cloth,
MIX Plush. and Faucy Cashmerrs In
great variety.
Orsrc0attssg.
Black, Blue aud Brown bros,icioth,
Union, whitney. anu Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Bius, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and
SAHARA II the latest import.
Ready Made.
OvercoAt-, Ov-r-saCk-, surtOnis,
ke~fing Jackets and Tsimas, Frock
and Dress Frock Goats Of all quail
ties and styles; silk. velvet. Plush
Cloth Cashmere and Valencia Vests
Casinett, Salinctt doubie and twist,
fancy and plain CAssimer- aud Doe
skin Pant; Denim AMI Guernsey
Srocks, Wrappers and Ovsrslis
EssrsstshtssQ GO0G1s.
Hickory, calico. white pam hn.n
:priei and Paris bosom, fancy col.
.rvd Shirts. with common aud polka
wristbands; string, DE Orsey, cord
ed Byron, polka and lap Collars,
Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and plain
Cravats; GSloves-whife black, and
colored kid, lined buck. cloth. Ches-
tsrneld, ABERDEEN. Berlin. Union,
ana German aad Fur 6auntlets;
WOOL Inrrino and cotton Hose; white
and fancy linen and ak Hsndker.
.hisfs; embroidered lsMb's voc l,
white aud mixed merino and silk
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Mite
Hcarfs. Aufllers, Gents SbAWls and
shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet SKIS
ard oil other art icles usually kept By
the trade. all Of which are respect
fully submitted TO the examination
OF customers
"A early coli will win secure choice SELECTIONS
SEWARD ALDEN
se,osl1 stI cot, opposite L. Claire Row. Davenport
! Iowa, Between NAin and Brady septA-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

.tSckOlls, Campbell y Co..
Dealers IN Exchange and Land Warrants
Exchange on fAe princtpal citsss Of tAs Union for
sale in saNss 10 suif purcR0sers
Ali business pert ainins 10 Banking prowpti, ct
tended to
-RESER to
hank 81 An,rIica, New York
Ocran Bank 10
American Exchange Bank NV Yorh
GO II. PinckaTd Pr.sf Bank of New DrieAr-
RAvennA Bank RAyenna, Ohio
Darby 4 BarksdAle. Bankers, ~ Louie
Biakelsy b Rlchey, Brokers, PtttsbUrsh
Nobley, Fsq Banker DnbnQns
Henry Miller, Esq Cincinnati
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-17

u.sr anvs.-It mskes dt6srenc" how gray
a. ,ea n, rusty the hsu or whiskers may IT,, no'
Los mneh thsy MAJ hav. bs-I injured b, bad dyes
sATCHEL0A = IA ~ DvE viii make them os~"''-
sui ana lively black " brown without TIA. ess injury
nd N,u meyer fate or turn rusty WAkkANIsD
ysAs and sosd, or spP,ied TN mn" prss'" '"""') a.
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SPECIAL NOTION 10 DUoMHee MN.
AZ IN sAvsrtsaine psper - oesss DsnSeTss isusi
VERBALLY regarded o. the established medium of busi
ess c.samuaicaion the buyer and seller; Its
srnsiy increasing circulation. both At home ~
shsvad, oa~rs favorable oDpsrtunity for judeseR
Nss.mtass,on ~ neresntiie nteiiigencs It's als5
nvorit~ family josrna. hence Rsssn Dealers. - vel
.. NOR. extensive trades-peuse, Aechaaies and C,l
VIII and its columns esseotisf TO pro,psreus
sustnsss a wOaD 70 rHS wmy
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Sheet Muslc.

EAARK I hear All. Angel Sing" very hns
n song, composed BY j. barrenberG
Nos what shall I sing yon." beautifa, ballad
sune BY Miss Louisa Pync.
.'tAhni. Roc," lively song sung BY 'Chrisfirs
Now Husbands don't Complain suns BY =.
kAsSaSs
sNstr,n,ony Polka - sun9 nv D'Albert.
"Anythin ing at A. m,dey ~ popular airs A.
ranged hy Mss 3. Killkey.
tnda sreat variety ~ ether pieces iust received
from tn puhlishsrs by
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