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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-15

~ Counterfeit bank notes are
said to be quite plenty in Richmond at
this time, especially on the North Car
DINA banks.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-15

Root hog, or de- is now rendered
as follows, Penetrate the sub-soil, my
porcine friend, or early expect an obit-
uary notice on thy untimely demise.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Az ExAspts roo Youse Msx.-Tbs
Orlsans Republicso eivss The following
sketch Of d. Q. McCsllaD, The Supssin.
ssodsp, Of the New York end Erie Rail-
road:
Mr. McC s.lun, was boro 10 Giasgow,
Scotland, and reooved 20 sbis cosetsy
with bis fsIh 10 1882, ssttline 10
Rochester. Here be worked Tor come
time With bic father ss the busioess OF
tailoring. Becoming dissatisAed, he left
home, and worked bic Wy 20 Lswistos,
whore be served sn apprenticeship 70 .
carpenter and Joiner, Here he was mar.
ried. From Lewiston he returned to
Rochester where hs found employment
80 Q jourueymsn carpenter. While thus
engaged be dev otsd bis spsss time 70 o..
chltrctural etudies, and at last had the
qualification TO 6od that piso from h's
pencil had hi, the fancy Of VIM. Pitkin,
ESQ, who vas about building . sesids m.
&c on Esst Avenue Al the solicitation
Of Mr.. Pitkin, the hitherto unknown
drsuehtsmsn vas appointed 70 supesin-
tend the execution Of bis plsn. This
brought him into notice, and be soon
held 40 snviabls position ~ architect.
Upon the opening OF the Now York
and Erie Railroad, be obtained eonsrscis
for building the bridges on that road,
and while thu. engaged be laid before
the world "AlcCailum's innexible arch
BRIDGE" acknowledged by oil 20 be tho
best wooden bridge ever invented. To
chow their appreciation Of bis genius,
the Company Immediately appointed him
Superi nj sndent Of Bridges and Bn'id-
ines, from this position he wss promo
ted to be Genersl Superin, endeos OF the
road, ut q yearly salary Of $lO,OOO, the
largest saiary paid to any Rsilrosd on
cial in the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

The programme Of these vinegar
danes, is that Of perfect equality, civil,
political and social with tina, OF men.
The righ, to vote to wear pa'ts,to ride
astride horse, skate upon the Ice, 10
igh, duels, be elected to Office, aud
have the exclusive and absolute right
to control their own babies. la the
progress Of events We may see she
President. and she-Commander-in-
Chief Of out army, AS we'll as female
sailors climbing in the riggings OF our
vessels Of war. All this may happen,
bu, abou, 5000 years have passed and
il has not vet happened. Still 1t may
come, and all through the agency OF
Wendell Phillips and Mrs. n.ucystone)
Blackwell.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
FW>ion >bWp y, old H"r'h~r ""0
the Rifle RrVOlu tiOntsts generally.

Tn, las; number Of the Herald Of
Freedom contains the following thrust.
direct a, he leader. of thu hate ln-i"n
party:
WAn- E,rINE M,npFp Til,
worst possible use you can put man
To-, is 10 xii! hiA. Those individuals
who are constantly urging war and
death a, ,t, only r-n.I, ini ,iiicrrn
c.s Of opinion. are vcty shortsighted "a
well As unphiio-"phicai and impatient.
The best men ~ all a.c. OF the
world have opposed the taking 81 IN"
under any circumstances, the ~rr"n't
grade ni good men have ALWAYS opp"
Sod war. The difficulties To he settled
remain the same after war ~ before
IT, Reason, argument, and diplomacy
come in aud settle disputed questions
finally, no matter whethea one, or n
hundred. or a Thousand men have been
! killed; the facts remain the same. and
al-" the reasous and conclusions But
the impatient mah-the fanatic II Won
! rlras,-- !, always N n hurrv--
with him Il nation must be to9. az n
lay--- must lr converted IN Il DAY
must adopt a perfect system OF govern
mcnt, and have no opposition. Their.
must BIZ nu ignorant mcn. whost lntci-
igrure cannot embrace percepl,,r.--
II there are anv such they must h.,
! kii,d not taught.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

N,so>RY IL MIhsEsoIA.-~-1h. Mil
ncsotian of the lath says that the Ma
Ionic organization in the Territory IS
nov complete. There are III the Jnrls-
liction eiyh, charter Lodges and ten
rndrr ,ispsnsaii"n. Ia 81. Paul there
Ar, three Lodges, VIZ st. Paul No. 3;
Ancient Landmark y" ., aud Pa"iiic
-. \ Chapter "f X. A. NJ u
Council ot loyal aud Selec, Masters
and a Commaudcry If Knights Temp
lars--al within five ycars-an evl'
dcnce "f the lmmens" growth 81 ""'
Territory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
1870 -

An ApPAiLi>o SIAIfAENi.-Ar rag
ged school association, in public ap-
peal. state that there are in London
100000 who never attend public
worship, l5O,O0O habi,ual drunkards,
10000 open proHigates, 10000 pro-
fessed beggars, 10000 gamblers,s0.-
900 destitute children. and 10000 re-
ceivers Of stolen goods. More than
10000 young men,. under eighteen
Years Of age, are annually committed
for theft in Great Britain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

4 Mem" Epr1oR.-The editor oi u
western paper having lent his axe to y
subscriber, had it returned with bro
ken handle. "You can easy get it
fixed" said the borrower, yes, but
that will cost quarter. vt least" said
the editor. well il you amt rather
small for an editor--here's your quarter
aud III thank you 10 stop my paper"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Tnf"crACY AND DrN"CE >CY.--A
Fr.r,rh writer ia ia, Paris Constiin-
,inncI. >pecuiat'rg "r american affairs,
saws, "sacerdotal influence u nowhere
in the civilized world more act'v. and
potent than in the United States, aud
the Republic is As much Theocracy
as Democracy" II. Frclchman
must have come T. tins cotciusi@n
from the late Presidential contest. ~hen
so many preachers took to politics.
The result Of the election shows THAT
his conclusion was somewhat hasty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

HoRRlBLE.-1he Boston Herald Of
18th inst, says "A terrible accident
occurred at the Miami foundry, in
California, recently. A German BY the
name of Rsbbe, moulder, while en-.
gagged at his work received large Ia
lie full OF melted iron on his legs--it
ran into his boots and set his clothes on
fire, and it was some time before the
flames could be extinguished. The
flesh came of with his boots, and it is
thought his legs will have to be smpu-
tated, aud even then his recovery ia
very doubtful,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

~ A newsboy created good deal
Of merriment in State street, Boston
the other day BY the sssiduity with
which he vociferated:
aBre's the BOsh Tifns-.
Fremont dead
Buchanan ah-sd.
And FILLMORE eaiin' brick-hatsP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Nor AFRA,D Of DioNlrAa,xa-The &C.
ceniric Peter Cartwright, the we'll known
Methodist minister, was once preaching
when General JAG ksoa entered tho church.
A pastor ID The pulpit gave HE brother
Cartwright nudge, and y hispered that the
old hero had just come mas 1.uch o. to say,
"Bs careful wLAt you say" But Cart.
wright. in . loud voice, which could Be
heard all over the church, exclaimed 10 70.
Spouse, "Who csres for General Jaeksonp
He'll be lost - soon ~ any one II he lou't
repent I" The General, when asked what
10 thought Of the preacher, said, "0ir, rive
me twenty thousand OF such asn, ard m
whip the world, including The dsvil.S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
Trustees Sale.

MHEREAs On the 18th day Of November, A. D.
" lScl. C.Ch. 00lier and eopbic M1irr lis vile
and G. n. Ast exrcut-d unto Samuel Sylvester, a
trustee, certain das'd Of trust, conveying rad
Trustee TIE land 10 Sect; county wa. described as
foil rs. to Wit: The sast half Of it number On. "a la
frastoaal b. ek number 6ur ~ - Forrest Dillon s
addition " the city 1 Davenpori also another parcel
and Described: caminencins th. south lGs Of the
sil.y .n said block four ~ a. point psccisly seui-
distant from the northeast AMI northw .. cornfr "
.sid lot one ~ 1t tr norih.ca.t corner Of IaHd VOW
" formerly u Janes ko6airs-shencs west a.ons
south ins Of said aiify thirteen feet tlsncr sou'h
nHy-s+ven (6S) feet thsac- thIIteru us) feat,
thence aosih uny-s; ven 90 teet 10 pao: u tssih
ming; which said ooh Nss MAD ~ the SAID u.
G. CD, A0sier, Sophie A0sr and Q. u. Hell fcr tbs
pose % securing the payment OF crrtaln prcmissSSy
cote and the intevsjt theron. stgn ~ SAID H. o.
1854, and payable 10 one year y tie order Of ~ y,
Pike, fos the sum Of Twelve Hundred and yify Dol.
lars.
And nov said nOts hsviae bsoe2s dss sLd rsysci.
and the said b o ca A0;lsr having failed q pay
the SANE l. Samuel sylvester. Trustse ~ aeeresAid,
do hereby evs this public notice. that BY virtue %
the pver which b u strc b. said deed oftxust
! wiz. On Monday, the - day " D rsmssr, A. d
ieee q he hour " ocoe6 w The asrnoon OF said
day o. the Court 9ouss door 10 the city Of DAven-
pSrl szpDSs ead oasr tor sale q public Ancsloa ID.
sAAn - eucsa. " tsssfs and pay ths sssoaas %
sAd Asts vita de nteress thsreoa 10 The aay saie
seeeshes vtth III The se1ts sna tnesbes ~ nd1as
Daaa sas sosss y thts assscs aud TrasAee ca. W
~ The euAetrNse " eera ~ 80 wv - u)v~S y
I1AA4S S.A ~ sliosleslaA u ALL assi = tssss,
lsta& IN Sskt;htAsR Esss !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
FURNISHING GOODS,
find R0lls, llulhiMG.

Oar -itra ~ tu nishing Good. o,r,is.s IN p.tt OF
Ties. Stock, Olives SrspeudrTs Shirts ilsrs
Drawers and Hosiery.
Come and Sc Us W hss' rill AMI spe ntid -iock
OF every kind TO suit The season aud please tb
OF the most tA~tidicrs.
ThaEkfdi Tor the lbesai psircrSg- that has te,n
ess'owef on ns,w. h p bS ra- applI, ation bus
ines AMI our utmost ei,d ay,f. 10 please thEt w.
will merit continuance o! our I'D custcue - aud
large increase ~ neV
der..: = pkAKEAfO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
TATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IOWA DECEMBER 4 1856.
By TELEGRAPH.


eN0oS wv ~ -
fLOOR--S cents lower; salss $500
bbls. 6a6.25 ooaaon to choice sapss
sssss; g. 40s6, 90; sxsss 10 e,sss6, so; %
per western; 6.60s7 lis sxtss DO. Cana.
Do 6our aomisslly ssus.
WHEAT-droopisg. ssiss OF $4,000.
bushsls. l,38sl 40 Nil. clsb; l.32 Obi.
osso spring; i,65sl,70 white Csssds;
l,50sl54 winter Missouri. Rye 6rn q
GO. Cora loser sslss Is, 600 bsshsls ~
To. Oats dull. Pork sosssslsd, sslss
so bbls u els,lsal9,5o .sss. Prime
old beef steady. Lard steady. salss 100
bbls ~ u l-2sl3. Drssssd Hoss dro -
73-4c per pound.
Whisky bssssr. salss 800 bbIs .. aOs3l.
Stoke better bat rather quiet. Money
in fair supply and good demand. ps
ceos first clsss.
Prom TIL Nv Yorh Tribune.
Wsshipesoo, Dec Les.
The resignation Of Doosldson U. S.
Marshall for Kansas has reached Ihis
city, and hes been accepted. A great
effort 10 making to have him re-sppoiot.
ed in spite Of Gov. 6sary. bus the Pres.
idens insisss that Gsary shall be sue-
tsined. Tho vsesncy has not been ill
cd.
Mr.. Fsiu, deputy under Donsidsco.
10 acting Msrshsli u the Territory and
NAV receive The sppoiusosns.
Baltiuore. DEC. "a.
A freigh, train 90 the 3. l. q. r. R.,
Was thrown OF the srach last night. Fire
msn killed. and the Engineer bodily ieju-
red; 6 cara smsshed.
Springfield. Mx.s. Dec. 2.
The municipal e'ection yesterday N
this city resulted 10 the choios Of the
present Democratic mayor and S Alder.
men Dem. to Republicans. The Cow.
mon Council stand II kspblicans 10 I
! Dsms. and ! American.
(, OsWeeo, Dec. /.
+, Tho Cstsdisu steamer M0osroh vent
Ashore near Toronto, in the gale Sstur-
day, and lies full Of water.
The gale yesterday vas very severe
The snow fell 70 the depth Of I inchss.
New Orlesns, Nov. %.
Later sdvicee from Mexico confirm ID,
previous reports Of vidsurri's success
and allude 10 other Revolutionary move
mente.
Washngtr!, Dec 2Dd
SENAIk.-- 1i~ I'll, s,sgr OF the Pres,dsr
was received, a.,i j. row h-ing read io.l.
p VI
Hou-h N, House received the message
bal hei.c engaged With the Whitfield 'ase
the rrsl'ng Of il was postponed.
CurKcH DEDic The tirs
church dedication in Nebraska Tern
tory took place recently at Nebrask,
City. Eight hundred dollars wer'
raised by subscription during the ser
vices. The church belongs to the N
f.. denomination.
Lieut.. Maurv refuses the Cross of lb
Ori,r II Danneborg, OH he ground that the
organic laus Of tins cnpr'r, forbid It's otfic
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

osassss noSglss end LADY, seeos.paaisd
By thess bridal party, are ksw 81 War 10
A!s ass.tsf "a vssesss's na,Ass. ID O.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

SlAot RortE 10 tAlIFoRNIt.--Nc
learn from the Cleveland i'lalndealer
al the 2l,,. that Pcnfcld, the -tage
propric,or al Buffalo. has embarked III
the enterprise ofrurnlng stage, Oh IL"
Tchoan,cpce road, running across Mex
-. one hundred and thirty miles
from Minati,ia, OH III. Atlantic, 10 The
Guit Of Tchuantcp,c on The iacihr.
II vii shorten the route between u
and taii,oru. >c,,ral thousand nIirs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

PIAwe AND Fssrl.-lt wus sasd G Z lsdy
WHO had just completed hes fourth decade.
and Who had plsyed very loudly ~ ~
piano, While che ASvtf alluded e ~ -
sg6eNl IN Z WAisnsf, that ~ IA tNASn
sAsH Ass ntsNs tss tasss SpsA ~ N.Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPSRArIos. A
surgical operation Of unu uai interest end
dificul'y was performed yesterday By Dr.
c r Gu. lis and DR. H NJ Kirke Of fhi. city.
The patient was lady shon % year. OF
age, and the operation consisted Ia the re.
moval Of the entire right collar bone Tor a
malignant disease known a. os,eo ssrrom..
and also the removal ora large tumo~ On the
wrist. Previous 10 the operst ION, , consul.
'ation was held " ith DIS vsrian, banks and
Thorp, who afterwards assisted the opera,
ing surgeons. Tie operation vas entirely
successful. The hemorrhase v as very sljp6,
none Of the large blood vessels being severed.
The patient is doing we'll This is, we he
lieve only the third instance Oh record whe, =
this operation has beeu performed upon .
living snhjec'. Chiesgo Times, Nov 80.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
Dwelling House.

- PART of \ nv dwelling house 10 b. let, toa-
~ rising u fur rooms, situated on Ska stTest.
ix bttw,e IN LsCiaire And FaTnsm streets. Ia
luire Of Jsux zxnxnaAx, Plan, Fort- maker, Pet
Once Building, brady street, % at this Once.
novlSdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Com FkEI.-Thcrc is no more pro
ltic source of pulmonary disease, than
cold tcet. Cold feet canurt po>>il,ll
occur il til" circulation is properly
kept up. \ sense of GOODNESS in them
is an indication that they are not sniff
cicntly protected by clothing. Cur
bodies are often over-burdened with
over coats and wrapping ,lawl,, while
our limits are but impertcctlv covered.
Now, there is nothing more dangcrou,
than allowing the feet TO become damp
and cold. Health requires that the,
shosld always be kept warm and dry
1t IS better to pay the tailor, the boot
maker and hosier, for preserving WOW
in health, than TO pay the doctor for
curing YOU after YOU are sick. Recall
some of your past experience, and you
will soon discover that two thirds o.
the colds You have suffered from, were
produced by getting cold and wet feet.
The Indians understand this fully. In
their wigwams they always sleep with
their feet toward the fire. When they
camp in the open air they build their
fire in large hole in the earth. and
lie in circle round it, each hanging
his legs into the hole. In this custom
they are guided by long experience
Abernethy's rules for the preserva-
ton Of health were all embraced in the
following maxim Keep the feet ear,n,
the head cool, ard the bo,cels opea."-
We have experienced in our own
person the intimate sympathy existing
between the circulation in the extremi.
ties, and the lungs. For years cold
feet and = feeling Of chilliness in the
limbs have almost Invariably been fol-
lowed 10y bronchia! irritation. Within
few hours, usually. after such expo
sure, We find the nose stuffed, and all
the symptoms ola severe cold.--Nrdi-
cal Specialist.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

~ A black republican paper in
Chicago ssys Mr.. Buchanan va. presi-
dent Of the bank which failed Ut Ian.
caster. II Mr.. B. had not been cleo.
ted prcaideut Of much bigger institu.
tioa, ths Chicago Fremontsr wouldn't
have told this He.-[B0stou Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

II Ia sosa ksswseA DsvespsN ala lss,olss, .
s =: J, yessa y: syk:s =, sssl =. go -.
EVU| Joss, :. tvaoaaA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
roid and sll bssAWaiA.

The sultan Of Turkey IS building
silver chamber. lie il determined 20
ou,sh,ne the las, people Of other coo"'
tries. All the furniture and spp"r'e,.
nsnces Of tho boudoir 20 be composed
entirely Of solid silver. The round 's-
BILE in the uidst j. Of admirable work
msn,hip, the surface is Of polished sill
YER. engraved 10 rich srAhesques, the
legs Of twisted patterns, highly FURNISH
ej. The sofas, the chsirs. ard the pl-
sno ere u the same precious mate
rial. The boudoir 10 to be hung with
cloth Of gold, iooped with = silver cord.
L. seems that the Sultan has destined
this unique specimen Of orentisl reck-
les-ness Of expense TO his favorite retreat
in the garden of the seraglio. whence ev-
ery ray Of daylight 10 always to be exclu-
det, and whore he inrends 20 retire Tor
the rerose and solisude be cannot enjoy
in the palace.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Gross LlnELs.--W" copy the follow
ing 1.-THE writer vi which has evidently
tasted sour rrarcs) simply To show to
bat extremes the trowns of the far
sex MAY drive the ej"c,ed
III, Young ladies OF Boston, before
going To party, rub their eyes with
crt,"it dcy""h. to make them sparkle
aud give hriils,', expression.
IT, New York bellies don lLdia rub
Der stockings I" contract the tee. ami
make them look small.
The Providence bean,i,'> put small
Cham shell under the h".l"" NJ each
too, 10 lift the n>t~p at'l confer Il well
made III, To TIN, pc MS.
The phi'aA".' y rui".s'l.e, eat
pcrs,mln"l - .'.a l....t mouths W
to p"i,. au,. u.,, . do ks
M" COX
Tie tiucu.r.tti .5r> ~" mp their
ct,,l-r w.th Gr.,e :, / wh..r asked
to n.rrh un.m..r az. ~" ON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Pisn. ra,,. cot cut rrgsn. Prof. Garbr.ckt.
T,ctets. 90 cent. esch.) and Programme. m.y b.
ott.ined AZ Crapdsn's Music store.
b.ts OF words viii h. provided IN the y'ninS VI
performance. r,ic' cent? ,arh
Doors open - ! o'"loek Concr, 10 ccmnenc- al
u ntNd1i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

MANNED
Y, 7 r. f.sA E'Q.. u "a" 3nth oil NJ. PsTKR
J TIEpNA~. 10 Ms. BERTHA wILEiss 81 Il this
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Lieut.. Maury refuses the Cross of The
Order 81 Danneborg, Oh he ground tha, the
org an,c laws Of tins country forbid its otfic
-'> ",c"rti, z 'I'ls frOni anv 'orr'g, Pc.
tei'hir.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

MATs.NoSy ExraAoaD,kARY.-Two ea.
sious cases OF ioteroasriags have OCCUR
red 10 Newton county, Georgia. Mr.
Sssphs" Daaiel, sgsd So married a
daughter Of N. Rogers, Who wss Is. cod
\. Rossps, sesd 62, married deuehsss
Of stephen Dsoisl, Who wee 10 ysars Of
a9s. 4 correspondent Of The Riehaosd
=! Di;pssea says' WI yee b % HAD ..
spsing, - each couple hes ssvsrals All
tho napei = ara aNill al;,A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Important Ress0ral.
THE PEGNIx Has RISEN FROM HIS Ashes
We are In he Field Again.
TWIN subsc rtbsr. take this method Ut inf,rm,ny
j Shetr numerous friends aud customers aud ;Le
c.tisnns Of Davenport generally. that they have
moved from The old o. and Brady, the west .ids
OF Main street, where will b. pl 81 to them
and wero.ddrntly Asssrt that have the finest
stckO'
Clothing,
that BE- found Ia any ctber place IL the siha
Our stuk 10 cut ace.rdinE ~ tia lA'tst siyla- aud
10 m ode by bu, thu hes, . working. and ~ viii
sell - heap - sny "re dsr-
We Wouh. .Ay that sim Ia o.fn ~ prt duce
r,icl. Of Ready Mad Cio,hng prior 10 anythins
IL the market, and think goods (by al .xsnins.
,ian) will convinc. fh- most .,.ptica, that have
oots ned our object.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
Counting House Desk

I>0R sa.c-a isrs. Counting House ,,esk na,e /
1 order OF BLACK Walnut II Is entirely new--oli
on account OF being too LARGE tor the space /, va,
mad- f"r Enquire at the New Auction Rooms on .d
Cd IGOR from Perry stree, OF
HW NORRIS
Daytupurf Npy Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
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Term inu'tcl ate
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