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Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
G.. B. GOFF,

ID especially announces that he VIII carry
/ on the
,TaiIorinE Business,
i ali its branches, at the shop lately occupied
IS porke. & Golf. over Major & Bro. Store, OF
a. ain St.. Ottumwa. Entrance in the rear.
Az Good fits warranted. Cutting lone a
bort notice.
u March 9th, 1876.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFuGE WINE.
Us ~ NW noriLts)
,V.ED.EIg K.SOVV:.S' 7O Fill.

1--WE greatest Medicine ever discovered for the cnrs
j 81 FN"r and Ague chm Fever, Dumb Asus
and al bIuus ti-cIses. lhi. valuable medicine bs-
now b,rn hcior" thu public Tor several years. and
thr, IA b. no better yidcn," offered Of it, efieac'
thar, IT. extensive s,l" aud c"n-iauiS increasing
reputation ,I Thu g. usIuE To- IL having pc formed
SOM Of The most wonderful and astonishing cnes
that hav" ever been knpwn Rcng purely V"grta
hi" f from all foreign a. t"t r,u- OF mineral cOp'-
pounds, Fchrimgr Wine IL" taken with thu ut
most safety under almost any circumstances. IL
Strengthens tho stomach, nvigorates tn system, ~
rniToly pr'y"uts hr llngItor and pto-tf alton ~
strength which always attends feS and Agu snd
NIL bilious disease " uo Unl freaks he Ct lis aud
checks III" Ever hut remove. the dssss 1T lie ty-
rr ami other organs winch the NIL and Few
dcrcud The thpu.anis who have usc' The f'hri-
gc Wine nerd no further .vicic'' ~ H. virtue thsh
rs happy restorative effect. II l. truiN wiis fl
mrtlicnr. aud uI,rdtr@ OF thr syst ~ like chain
TLr Art second desc - Frhrtfug" Wine bragg the
chlls. aud ~ continued according to thr directions, u
removes thr disras permanently trtBl tbs system.
aud leavr- the hAiy IN a healthy condition. Thoss
pr who afflicted with ftvtr AMI AsW sns
form ~ bilinn- disea ~. recommended % siNf
this valuable medicine fair trial whtfh b. I'll that
sssry insur. anc.rss AMI an, ince nil Ut IT.
superiority ovnr nhrr r"mchr r,et ,n.iei v
tn puir Certificates - thu highest tesIrrtstiiitt
might De presented 10 substantial" all thai u claim
IN ~ bhaii but u will b. lett "a IN rnd,H' tasii-.t
~tani or tall up,t us own merits
Caution Va thr Puhr.--Rr h.i h Al
the pr ~ riur, JouS WISER Is ~ his awn hgniwr
| ting on "a" Prpmls-ory N.ar witch = att, I,
| TIN bottom ~ each engraved ihlpal un the btiil
| sid 1t r.t,i' b, Druggists aud Mrrsiiart .ri@
where
| Al wholr-,l" nrdcrs must he dtrctri D., inhu "
| nv, ~ Mar,i'n Ian, y s., ~ :" ~ h'hi"te
| ahlrsh, druggists Chicago
| .Sld WHOLESALE aud retail by M"-sr-
| ,LvORp VAN rsrtfN
/ g3n-iNWIN paVtrp u luW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

IMPROVEMENTS IN GRINDING WHEAr.--
Experiments, says a London journal,
have recently been made in the presence
of Capt W Y Read, R. N, MIR Breaks, X.
N, storekeeper at Deptford Victualing
Yard, Mr. Vaughan, chief engineer, Dept
ford, appointed by the Admiralty, Mr. q
Thornton, Mr. j. Brown, and others. to
test the merits of -four mill, for which
patent has been obtained, which i. to
be seen in arch l59 Of the South west
ern railway, in Lsmbeth: and the results
were as follows loo lbs. Of wheat pro-
duced "a SIS lbs of the first quality OF
-four, 10 3-s Of the second quality, SIS
BIS Of the third quality, 5 lbs. OF tb
fourth quality, s SIS lbs of the IF
| quality called Sharpe, and : IL lbs.
bran. being IS lbs Of alimentary mat,
with loss of only , lbs. of debris. III.
general product Of the best working Il.
in present use being only 6s lbs Of t
the bran and the loss being more con
cradle. The -four, which in common M, +.
is turned out in very heated state ant
COOLED by q cold blast of air, was, IN thi,
machine, turned out sufficiently COO fo
immediate use, and, rs may be estima
ted, a saving of about Is per cent. wa
secured. The naval gentlemen express
ed their satisfaction at the results. an,
the invention will be employed at Dept
ford.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
LEADED SPECIAL NOTICES.
,-...., :. ..m.,..-pr. cn.s.m..s

vupsrtaut 10 femnies-Dr. s"ees"
Pills.-The combinations Of inEfe'h's VI '"es NV
- the result of . hong and extensive ps"''ee e'
az, mild IN ther operation, s"d '"ftA'h N
I'll irregularities. painiai rrne''na''h 's ~
t-irivi ons. wbeiher ftuin eoa OF "'"rt"'s.' "'''
,,hc patn he-ide pslpiatl"n " 'he h""
81 -i-cp whish arise from in'efrum|h "i nature
fh,, can b. suc''->-inliy u>" q preventive ih's
nlis shouli never be 'sE'h ." P'tSh''"a
.,.t nid sur, "a cause miscafriaf. "ti''"'' w.
d., , -etsbie, aud Ia. from any h.7- - '''''
~ health typnt directions 49, E r.
i..vnpatr ',eh'un Pw q
uu,es-t~ln naNshls''t ai"t h'h
ha.t i.land sant p s.aH ~ IA fs0
.rltu,L Ch.es' mar. y is' hs"''@'h
Ue2o-d'~lini
u..u N.,i,,l Pain Extractor. Tie s q.
,nd principal shaTat t"r'A'f~"' hN''i
Al PAIN ENfkAtTok CONF"
IL. -, f- nry.t fuhtssnA '"a #',ath
~ ..,nh. arpl'.i K - 'NNin'i h7+ =
aunnlstiou ,n.ta"tly, -"a Ar'd ="
tesrhD ..hstt.t. ht gtr" r~"' q 800
,ain u to,r- sna ',at"., 40 "A atl. tAi"l" +
Is ,uc any y IAs' y 'lm ~
,la a,pea from q e" e 'im. n.'.- h.f'' NJ ~
s"d ft'I' 'hi. ''it''' '''' 7 -
q. s.~..f .s.rrus. rlusy 10 rs#a=s-p So, d p
Inflammation ur ,uju 81 .ar aud . 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
MEETING AT PRE- MpTlON

The Democracy Of Prermpian tuned
GU, III GOOD numbers on Tuesday evening";
there beina not less than two hundred vo,
ter. present. They we're addressed BY X.
NJ Marshall. Esq. II This city, and Iohn
Johns, Esq. 1T Davenport The greatest
enthusiasm PREVAILED, aud The meeting al.
lourned with three cheers for Buck and
Brock, three for R,char,lson and Hamilton
and three for the Union and the Consiitu-
ion There were few Frcmonter pres
eut. nH' They refused To cheer the Udion
aud 4 e Constitution
The speakers enjoyed the hospitality d
that sterling democrat, John Whitsitt all,
eturned 10 this city yesterday RI, Argus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

Ir lio all We who indulge in the
WEfn d age lover of superior article,
90 70 Flanekel's, OF Brady, b tween Front
ard Second streets, and get some of his
genuine OLD VIRGINIA TWIST. ten years
old, and OF the hues' flavor, or We are no
nudge. HIS Cigars are of tie fl s. quality.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
$50. 40, ti, ttu.ai. r. 90 s'.nn>l IL :
ntE.

Fhs Qtaket nepoE IN iennSN !vHlh, got
up by tie Woo.it, ~ lac election OF The
liit ,as' ii IS amply gammou IT." lm-
ted state tu~p~ q. fNon ahows iha The
then Gu .keI foaUiet oH of Pruu- yivaula
VA u }ou al tuid. md th1l he ratio Of
voter, Among the Quakeis was one ort OF
every srstp IT population Now one sev
.nth of 3 / 100 Is \, 10, 4ts,ead of the boast
e. 20 ou0 Of the Fu.ionists aud that they
III voted Oh the IAN slant .verl moth
e. OF, af them. The larerl, increased vote
shows cnnctsiyeb Truly ihese fremot-
Ier, alaw consolation a>"i fhru post W
defeat, ifem : t-f, snail maite,: The fact
| is they know rhry arc vpging towards a
| total route, AID hope hS lher ouirageou, lie
| ceptious, 10 keep together the CORPORAL,
guard which ,itil trans. wt,h Brech-r ol
It's i.sht But the neople are awake az,
see plainly through Their sIla,nou~ maneU
| vering. ain' Hil lav them. politically, :,
cold Oh The tontth If November. that the,
| " Ii ne,-l dgalh b. warmed mo life 10 IL
traitors .eryire uHdet the Black Ropuhll
| can Flag. SO mote II he.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
DANCING ACADEMY,

PROFESSOR b. n. LEE, would re,pc,faliN sise
Il notice To his friends and tn. cit7ons Of Davsu-
port that h. will OPEN new aud seltct school fol IN
-uction in Dancing aud ali7ing in all the branch
in jervary's Han, ON Second Str',t between
't ,iy and Perry on THURSDAY, the 10th OF October,
-tant 10 continue each succs r'ling Tus >,iav and
rbursday during the season.
hours Of instruction for Young Ladies and Ms
-rs and Misses, from To p. NJ
i;rntlcint u, from Ito Top NJ
ar Lee pledges himsa ~ TO devote ms se>t Z
ons t. the carr and instruction Il those VIII msl
.av,r him with their patronage
TERMT.-For Youns Ladi"s, Masters and Misses
u r quarter. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On
Refer TO Mr. c. II. Prickei, NJ. Z, lie CLAIRE Row.
-atQ-dtI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
Glass Bugles! Glass BngleS!!

IHOK trimming just r'crtv'd at JOuvs
Il GRADY between 1th and 9th
4 ,UupREN's woolPN GOODS -Besl s-au
u ment IN town 1T JOUY'S.
Braiy 81. between sth aud 9Th.
nRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS stilea
~ f,r sail ~ New York prizes At Juty'S
Bel wr,u Ard anil Ith streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
From the Providence Poet
The way the FrcsMOmters canvass

The way the frcmOmters scanvass
Entc, Deacon Hoigiom, speokinq as
he enterS.-" Excuse me, Ma'am, for en-
,ering without knocking; but | have,
as You may toe aware, great interest
in the cause of religion and morality,
and have called 10 ask-euppo>e voui
husband is not at home
No sir.
well Ma'am, called 10 ask vou
how Your husband is going to vote il
the next election =
"Wcll Deacon IIolvdom, my hu>-
band has ALWAYS been Democrat,
and presume he will vote tor Mr. Bu-
chanan"
Yes, Ma'am, but your husband i. |
believe, a moral ami religious man,
and We supposed that all the ptoas pco-
ole Of course would vote for Fremont
and Freedom.
Is Mr. Fremont a pious man. pea
con llolydom: =
"Oh yes, Ma'am; Mr. Frcmon, Is IA
very pious man; his whole life has
been devoted 10 the cause of freedom
and pjetH, and there is great danger
that il Mr.. Buchanan is elected, that
slavery will be introduced into Rhode
Island, and these dear little children
of yours will be placed III IA state OF
bondage. Here Deacon Ilolydom
puts his handkerchief to his right eve,
while he looks at the lady with the
lett
"Do YOU really think 81 Deacon!
NV dfor madam, there Is no doubt
OF il and | sincerely hope Won will
10 all IN Nour power I" induce hout
husband L. leave the wicked party
with which he has hitherto been a>so-
ciatrd. and vote with ~. How hoes
the w"man'> husband ,otc who !i,e>
ia the next house
"oh. he, IA Democrat, too
Indeed, how shocking i hrl hn~
band at home !"
No. hes at work.
well. III call on her, then hi
before ! % allow me To- leave Il '.tor,l
ncut which contains al account Q
the manner IN which poor Woman II
Kansas had her tongue pulled ont q
her mouth. ond Grd Uropnd her neh.
"Why. Deacon Iloly,lom, that woul'
lac horrible hut how is 1t possible
ooh. Us true, ma am II Is puhllShc
IN all the moral and religious paper
Of the country, and | will vonch 10
every word they utter. food morning
madam
And Deacon IIolydom reports {
;, the next cuisines meeting at til
f.. hut" that one lady had listened I
him, and tina, ncr husband would =
!, in strong for "Fremont and Jessie
&, and the cause OF morality gencrall'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

- There are ,wo Fremon,s one IVA.
beaten in Pennsylvania, one iu Indiana.
We want third to beat in New York
Waks Greeley up.-Alb. Altar.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

We stop the press to announce that
the Democratic District Convention.
now in session at this place, have nom
mated :. +. Brainard. of Black Hawk
County, as their candidate for seat
in the Convention Ia revise the Con
stltutlon OF Iowa.
Benton ca. U.mocrat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

r. We would call the attention Of
or leaders, (and particularly cur Repubh-
ctn friends. 10 tie article IN on paper to-
DAY from The n. Y Heral entitled "SelI-
GUS Blunders of he Republicans Daring
the Present Canvass" II j. dccidedl, rich
ana f4cS Don't fail Ia read /;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IMPORTER OF
BD'Nssdies, Gin AID Wives.

2t5 South Water street, Chicago, Illinois.
4 LARGE assortment ef Pure Wines aud Liquors
n constantly IN haad uader Custom Hous look and
store and will be sold In quantities 10 suit pul-
rhasers. Orders BY mail solicited, and promptly
alled The lowest cash prices. TO the trade op-
ortun,ty Is offered Of paying the duties thenseivssl
septic
ID ICu-oO tescs. and % bills for ssieb
N EVANS, CHEW co.
seV0S ct oseoal ~ Psevy ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

GALL AND WoRMwoop. The election
returns from Pennsylvania 10 the Fremo,.
tess
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
New Goods! New Goods!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.NerchNnl Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready .DM<tc Clothing,

Ready .DMGte Clothing,
CLOTHS, Cosstmeres, peStingS. Gents
F'WaiShiny Goods and 7oiiorS
Irtmntags,
HAS just teiurned from The East with of the
II LARGEST and best stlected STOKE of gods ever
offered fnr sal in this market, consisting Ia part OF
The following articles:
8vOUllcI0ihs.
English French, q. rmsn and Amer
,cait, "a; tn iin' 81 q,iaity and latest
style of goods.
Eassissseres
English, French AMI Am. n Of
WY variety 81 -t'Ie color anc
quality.
IfstiMys.
white Mars lilies Maiala Sc Will,
Ionirn, Figured rin-rI ard culor,d
,iiks, Fancy an Plain SIN Velvet,
Farey Silk atd Linen, Italiau SILK
,irena,ne, Satin, Italian Goth,
silk Plush and r ,ucy ,asiimerrs in
great Sar!rt
OreycONfing
Black, Blue ami Bow Brac,o Il.
Union, Whit. y anal Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Ba, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver. tanrid mixed and
SAHARA Of he latest mpUri.
Ready Made.
ov 'rcost~, uvF1--aok~, Sirtouts,
Re fug JACK I, end Taluas ~ OK
an Dress Fratk Coat OF all quail
ti.s and styles; six, velvet Plush
Cl tn Cashmere and Val ncia Vest,
Cesneit, aITrtt double and twis,
fancy and pau Cas>inier- and Doe
skin Paai, u min amt tsuc cnsey
Frncks, Wr.pge.s and Oyegali>
Furnishing Goods.
Hickory, calico, white pian linen
cordei and Paris BOSOM fancy col
cred Shirts, with common and polki
wris;baeis, firing, De 0rsey, cord
ed Byron. polka and lap Collars
Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and piaii
Cravats; GloveS-Nhiie hla.k an,
coiored kid, line,i buck cloth. Ches
terrified, Alb r,icen. Berlin. Union
and German aud Fur Gsuntiets
wool, uls rinu and cotton Hose; whit
and fancy linen and silk Handker
chiefs: embroidered lambs wo
white and mixed merino and sill
Wrappers and Drawers: Wool Mtts
Scarfs. Mufers, Gents Shawls an
Shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet S X
and all other articles usually kept b
the trade, all OF which respect
fully submitted to the examinstio
Of customer
An early call will will secure choice selections
EDWARD ALDEN,
0seoeA street, opposite l. Claire how, Dsvsupor
| ovA Ostwssa Main md Dfaayl septl-dh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

1--WE cpp,rru"r.lp h"r'tnfnr' cNi.tirR betw'"n tn
! subscriber ~ dissolved
GEO PARKER
JOHN JOHNS
pIv ujs'rt July '-i, is56-vct7-'lif
UtNgug associated mys'lf "a the practice OF the
Iaw with Jan'- \ BuchsuAn. EsI late ~ MAJ
IHud the business WITH b. c1uiinurd undaI the nam
~ guchausu \ hus John JOHNS
uCtl -.itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

LATEST NEWS.

River Dn Loup, Oc' 20
The screw steamer North American
passed here this morning. She left Liver
pool Oct 18th A. NJ Her news IL four
days Later than the Ptoria's
Liverpool, Oct I.
Rreadstufis Messrs Richardson, Spen-
Ger a Co, r-por ed continued bad weather
which deierioraied the condition of the
English wheat American j. freely taken
10y consumers, and III our market 10 day
good business was done at all advance OF
one penny to two pence per bushel tor all
qualities, e. Gil being pard for red, los 3'ia
los Cd for white
Flour is scarce and IL demand at ali adj
vance Of |, per Dbl. Indian corn very gne'
wl,h few buyers, holders not pressing sales.
Mixed IS quoted at 32sa33s 81 western
canal -four sells at lss 5da3Os I'd !; OHIO 32s
a3.s; Philadelphia and Baltimore 3lsa33s.
Beef. 40 ,aIes, quotations unchanged. =
Pork steady a previous rates. Lard wit.
ont demand and prices nominal.
Philadelphia, Oct. p.
III ,t-am-np C,v Of Baltimore has ar
nv.d 81 thu Delaware. Her dates are the
,mr a. Il o, hy TIE North American.
Rob- >al,iridge's cot Oh and wooden fac
tory was tally destroyed b, FIRE this morn
iug.
Loss estimated al SsO,Obo. insured for
$4,000 Neari, 400 HANGS are thrown
on II employment
The hou.r OF bishops Yesterday RENTED
tue sentence OF suspension against Bishop
lngersoli. of Pehnsv wanna, pronounced IN
lSlI. lie resumes his ministerial functions
on SATURDAY next, III this city.
Montpriie-, Oct. %.
The Legislature to-cay reelected Mr..
Foote L. $. Senator for another term of
ok yeats.
ST. Louis, Oct. %.
Elections for Iron Mountain and North
Missouri r. K tax was carried yesterday
with decided majority III favor of tax.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
" ANI'Eii.

Two Bows. rs Apprentices I" tn"
rrntm. Trade 'lho~r from To rs
year ii are preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
Election Notice.

Notice Is by gntu that III Giecti"n viii h'
~ held al the usual pieces u holding such elrs
tons n each precinct SOFT county, for the ei'cin
u fInr id.utial Electors f,r the State of Iowa
AMI liFn nj TIM ard pac~ will he elected
Dhritc ~ the Couvrht"n to rcysr ihe Constitute
81 tn state ~ Iowa.
Ia testimony, have set my hand this 10th day Of
Dutob"r. 1850. WIN l.. COOK,
Ids wtd County judy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
RICH ALL WOOL DEI.AlNES
AND
VNlPNfiN PfNlNS.

GONE of the richest goods In the pltc, OF the
- above kinds are TO be found at
wADSwoRT'S
octll-d.f Second street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
hicage Steam Dye Works.


hicage Steam Dye Works.
$50 would respectfully inform tn L.dies Of DA..
Clsrk n rect bet wecn Madison and Washington sts
A Ea.cy Dyeins 'ssA Securing EssslaisA-
0ene.
Every description Of Suk. Satin, und WOODEN
Shawls ard Dresses are Dyed, Cleaned and Restored
any shade; slso fac@ Curtains Oleaade, blrarhsd and
warranted 10 look like n~w Orders from the country
promptly attended 10.
jel1'O l2s south Clsrk ~. Chiess
DUGI.Es. ~ all sizes, for sale at JOUY's
- Brady ST., between 9Th and bth.
DELCHER,s REFINED SU0ARS--IW ibis, al
ID grades, Tor sale BY EVANS CHEW = Co..
cor Second aDa PrSy sts
DLANTATIoN MOLAssES-S0 bhls LANDING, and
i for sale by 1vANs CbkW 20.
INRIED FRUITs-Rsisins, Pfums. Proses,t ms
~ Apples, Peaches, Clrraats, Cjtvoa, As., &c
RyANS, CHEW . co.
TNsH-Whi,e Pish, Trout Plckled 1efrIS9. Cid
II nsh, ssrdnes. &C EVANS. 00DW 8 co.
nRHsERvEo--Pesehes, Ford. tApviesm, HuEs
Strawberries, Blackberriks, PM Apnle. 0tpeeS
Pie. Fruit, e. HvAl3,lS344 = co.
OILs-Lard, Rosin Sperm &c:
I lIKRAErlcALLY SEALED Otof6s3- SO
II tee. lesehes. Lossfessa - -: -.n
| o.: ls-Mf VA g-@z eoG
WINE kI6l01. "a 49,, ~ $500 q
| - eole 9 NJ yegS pl1g0. &x
VoWAu 49, bseweDeDe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
BsSsiSeess Directory.
Banking and Exchange

xACKLoTT h cORBIN. Cor Second and Brsiy
NICHOLS CAMPBELL 4 CO. MAN.
COOK Il SARGENT............. Nam and Second
M.GREGOR. LAwES d BLAKEMORE......M Main.
CHUBB, BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Main I'd SIS
TAILMAN POWERS MCLEAN. above o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
.IESSSEH CITY, ~: H.,
Capital 100000.
r. J REED President.
u BRowN Secretary
u FIELD.
Agent a, Davenport AMI HnTk Island
OFFICE Davenport. STATE DHAotRAI OfFII
i'rsl m Buil,iing. Brady street sepse-tf
r. e.. Gimp
Attorney and Counsellor 1t Law,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Mooney iutn.A ~ Rrhl E-tat, security, Isni
Ivl warrant and EsSt"rn Exchange hnught ahi
,uld; Land wartanfa located, Debts collected shd
Taxes paid Notes discounted and a business pr"npi
~ attended to IN thu Statc ami q. =. courts
RETERENCES.
Harry n Cuwrs, Esq city, Henry swirl, f~i
Punghkrcpsie, n Y Hon Edward y. tuwlrr N
Henry Hog b,-n,, Esq Hudson Y. Hon q Rus
giles, Puughkcrpsi-, N Y, ES-tiov Washington Nun,
Iockport, Pr"f w Morse Puukcpsie NY
prcr rornr Main sni Second sta opposite th"
IL " rvst a. mt6dN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
Public Notice.
Fine Thread and Maltese Edg-
ings.
N = hays l., Ia The Lsrg = AID ur - PERI,
w stock g

l,NES
EYER brought te th place. coHpri.in al width a''
prices, of he bcst aud most Fashionable NIKE. nov
in ti-,- Pl a>e examine them Al
WADSWOkTH :.
ootl3-dtt Opposite l.. Clair Hou~e
LACE CURTAINS.
J,HE rtche>t handm"se,t, and most exp u,iN
i 90 d, in the place. Any wishing som thing
superior in the Of v,ry Fine Curtain, cali hud
them al WADSWURTH ),
octI3-,!tf opp lie Claire House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-25

nm WuL AND WAY. llcamcd grammar
when was a soldier on the pay OF siSpgnec
a day The clsyofmy berth, or that Of my
ruarl.hei. wa, my seat to study on, my
knap sack my bookcase, ard blt Of board
living ou my lap. was my writing table. l
bad no money o, purchase a candle or OIL
ia winter il va. rarely that could get any
light bot that Of thg frr, aud only my turn
even 90 that. r, buy q pm or piece Of
rap,r, I was compelled 60 1r.So am' por-
tirn Of my ioo,l, though In state Of half
starvation. HAL nos a moment of time
that 7 could ,all uy own, and bad 90 rad
ami wr.u amid che laughing, singing,
vhrlr. AMI av'.rg of at least hali a
s-rrr rC tic most thou-htrs mrn-and
trst 60 in their hours ol ircol'm from
control Aul Iayir I uulrr those cir
cru.ar-rs, oyrrrn' th' usk-is ihcr',
rau hrrr %. iu tr whole world, q youth
wr, cam fnI an ,ssu., 90, h,, u1u.r.rform-
aarr' ICar's,t