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DOcGOresa rs " EERALDS,
MIDMIRN

Also gives special attention to ths treatment of Female
Complaints, and diseases of Children
u 63 summer Street between Central and Exchange.
So diff
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LIE 3 NICHOLS, Va. D.,
H0NEO PATHIC YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE J y MAIN 81. OFFIuE Houp
gROH ] no 3. AVID TO O'Clock ?. vi
Wnrcestpr Oct. %. 1Sh3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-13

ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
su3o OGlce No. Z Central Exchange. dtf
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LIN.
No 2l8 A9in Worcester, lass
my5U aw
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DIR. LtNNEEE


o NJ CE Pa THISTl
VIII meet his Office patients here After from and
to s P H. No. q XE.Ir,,t s.
Worcester. May %. 1855 att
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= 2 U , . y J n
TEACHER or TIE PIANO FORTE
Room IN connection With 4. MABsH's Music Store
No American House Riock, Worcester.
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Wholesale Dealer and JobEer in
BOOTS s II q rs. and BEERS
No. ! Mechanics + all Building,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders. diff mchS
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l.. a. MAYNARD

WILLIAM DICKINSON
ROTARY PUBLIC
Nc. IFS Main street. Worcester
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WILDH ETm & BARKGR,

UITN EEAfUN0.
Wholesale md Retail dealers in COFFINa aud CASRET
Of oil kinds, Coffin Plates, Craze Clothss &c,
No. 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-13
sP6alAL NOTICES.
APPLE PAIRING MACHIxE.


We are prepared to sell State ami County rights
for MAtVIN SNICH'S Patent Apple Pirer and slicer
Pstented aug. 26lh, 1s6 This Mainline is cheap and
siml and will pare and slice 40 bushels per day. It
cuts the 81 Cos Won wou,d cut them by hand; OF
continuous slice but each slice being separate from
other it would seem almost incredible that a machine
would pare 30 bushels per day, but any wishing
demonstrated will please call the BAY State House.
where shall he for few days for the purpose Of
Aibiting the machine o F. PARSONS h co.
ASSIGN SALE.
We offer for the Stock of Goods situated in the
store of LORENZ) BENIS at Spencer; it consists of
variety goods such as are usually Kept in country
store, amounts to
Five Thousand Five Hundred OllaTs.
The Of the hest stands mess in Worces
ter County, and will be eased the purchaser Of the
2 DDS if desired at fair price. If the goods are not
disposed Of wholesale within few days shall Of
fer them at retail auction For further information in
quire Of LUfHFR HILL, I ,
EDWIN DKAPER,} A'''S"esT'
Worcester, Nov. Il, 1853. daw3g n12
f V r r Y o N
Who buys his Clothing that of his family knows
that it is quite item in his expense during year and
that is object to make his purchases where he can
save dollar in every ten This be done by making
Luther'S Clothing Ho@ef!i
Your regular place Of trade where you can always ind
large assortment Of hetter made
c L o II II N C :!
Than at any house in the city.
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EtrcgV0s c ise lsl5cal EugtbE.-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to the pub
lie chat they have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Mnreeslar an % lRhk ~
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Drawing aDd Paaut5n&, in all the various
mod, styles.
MISS GRAVES can receive few private pupils, at
Salisbury Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS ana SATURDAYS
For particulars and specimens inquire at DR.. LIN
NELL,s, 6 Walnut sireet. ap12 DIFF
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'37alnau1 qu5 meruGt, rerat."
DIR BCOTH

American Ho1s- Block.......,. Worcester
Ny resources in The ''Ars Mendeulin are more exten
stye than those vt any other physician in The Countv Of
WorceSer for that reason, favorable results nav
be expected and realized No patient in whose case
have failed, has ever been cured by any other person
du
SP%tNG Flow ERS.
we have nov received our aunua al assortment
SPLENDID PIONEERING BULBS, consisting of
TULIPS, M
HAhCINIHS, NARCISSUS,
CkOCU7s J0HGQUtLLs,
SNOW DROPS, GLADAOLUS, &c.
Catalogues seat by mail and orders promptly executed
NJ. b. GREEN Co.
OIL du 2l0 Main street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

OToE CiTY.-Wc are informed b,
Samuel Callan, the Agent Of the Unior
Settlement Co, Of Nebraska, that abou
hffeen OF our citizens leave This evening
for O'oe City t. make il their permsnen,
home. Among the humble is Mr.. Kiser
who came TO his city several years since,
and has he'e accumulated considerabl
property. Mr.. Kiser was one Of the CON-
mi'tee sent from this city 10 examine the
location &c Of OroE City, which commit.
tee made very favorable report.
Mr., Callan has purchased a new Steam
Ferry boat at cost Of $1,000 for the CON-
pany, to run between the Iowa and Ne
baska shores on the Missouri This
new city Is making large strides in substan-
'ial p-ogres'. The new IIo'si is nearly
completed aud will acc ommodate one hun
Cred and twenty guests. A petition has
been Forwarded 10 the President 70 secure
the location Of one Of the Lind Offices Of
The United States a, Otoe CITY.
There are between six aud seven hundred
lois in tina. city ownei by the c:tiyeis If
Davenport, many whom will remove 70
and settle upon them. The back country
IS reported as rapidly settling up, and the
proprieiors are making large ou,lays to
make II the most attractive point in the Ter
ri'ory. The exci'emen, in Kansas is doing
wonders for Nebraska, as many emisran,s
who start for Kansas stop in the latter Ter
fitory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

vXTHEREAS. On tn 18th day d June, A y. 1874
w Sanui ~. Atv,ss, executed unto Thomas U
Eads. nine cvtain proms'ry notes, zach for the su'
81 Five unir Nsisrs. 'ysbie IN oI,c, two three
~ after thai dstes sd also other note ~ tn same
date for the snm : vny-easce snd g. 100 DVarsi
payable ten y.sss thsresSsss. And, wHsREAs. IN
order ~ secure the payment u sail DDtes, the sau
Awssf dh. on ths said 1lth day u Jspet y y 1884
convey In trust to David 3. True, TRUSTEE u writ
TN instrument, duly executed and rcos6sd u f1-
owing described real Estate situated In Scott Coun-
~, in the STATE u Iowa, - wN;
Al that part u the vacated Town 81 4asthurss.
(ssvw II Clsire) which 10 bandd - faesvev tis -
6ssiAnins % the west side MSonA st ~ q pAns
10 the sstiir n Mock ten Q0). s01 su9aoag ves>
Through the middle Of sah biock, sd tAe0oeA tbs
middle 4 Block ~ aDd 10. and scross tweoiy s~es
- far ss sah t,wn was vsrasct t6ssce eaegss Ter
o. Aaid town vas vacated, thriscc soueA sJoag tn
~ SD ~ c4l STREET u tn none u tsginoon9
Also the io.pwine lots " lard sitsstch - W 500
toVn ~ Psrkhnrst. (Dcw lc f1sir) y IA: tets :.
Z, J. = and g. IN noek ,. Ain kNst u n ". -
Aad wbesx, cs~ II the sGosSstd W4se, u IN: the
note ~ $780, vhirh n.sdc psyshee two yesss e.
t~s ~ daae, ssA which tsesme ~ - ~ lSk dayS(
JwOr Ises v wow ~ eW4 WNpAh.
Now. therefore, nnatce n hrseey etvr4 - ! ehs
ssaer.iFced: I.sv's r.ss. frsgsss - $500, =
yin on tho 2Slh day Of AUGUST, 49,. sesess -
Cesst Hew& Ans, " ~ rsf7 - DessepDst. - -
County Aforesaid, at The kssd two o'dnft " ~
afternoon = - Day, - d pshsc sucsioa . d.
kirhast be1pv esaGaaA, ~ aloseseM 6esO 1sASs,
or . m"eA tAcsp4 = sheu b neeessssy = ssaAsy
naae With ors. - exeessss - astins sect sels
Dated q Dsvenpost Tie Sssh lsy - JOY ises.
DAVID 3 1RU1.
jy2Sftss9936 9vursse ~ ssesessiA,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08


APPLviN0 rMs RULs.-A few DAYS q
an hishman was asked by a Reecher- Parke r
re volving -bible-rifle disciple. IL he was e :
Ing 10 vote for Fremont, when the honest
Hibssnian made the followin reply;
- a. not IL tho s0uaisy leng enough TO
vote for Fremont.s
Why not--how long are you in the coun-
try?" inquired ouy frieHd Of Il black mixed
political creed.
"Flve years" replied the Hishman.
swell, that is long enough If you hav
your papers," said Sam.
81 know }" said the witty son Of Erin,
Chat is long enough for buchanan voter,
but you know il takes ''twenty -one years"
to make Fremont voter, and be the hockey
I'll stay the time out before | vote for
him."
Sam sloped, muttering something about
the pope.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
Ir DEsERv sFe DE WAlYrEN IN GoLD!

IT DEsERv sTa De WaiTrEN IN GOLD!
MIR Buchanan's remark on slavery agi.
tation has in il whole volume of truth;
"Most h,rpy, would It be for the coun.
try If this long agitation were at an end.
During its whole progress it has produced
no PRACTICAL good to any human being,
whilst il has been the source Of great and
dangerous evils. il has aiienatcd and es-
tranged one portion of the Union from the
other, ana has even seriously threatened its
very existence. To my personal knowl-
edge, it has produced the Impression among
fore On nations that our great and glorious
confedcracy is in con>ta.t danger of disso-
luton. This does us serious injury because
acknowledged power ana stability always
command respect among nations, and are
among the best securities against unjust ag-
erosion and in favor Of the maintenance Of
an honorable peace"
PatriO.! ponder all that over! What
practical good has slavery agitation done to
any human being? If it goes on, who can
calculate the evil it will certainly do the
country! BIT let slavery agitation sink
and our glorious confederacy will rise to
incalculable heights of greatness Is mo-
this enough to shape your course Of action?
Shun sectional, geographical party as you
would an upas and resolve to unite wi h the
only party, and TO vote for the author of
| the above sentence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

Midsummer, with its yellow sun
sh ne, white trowscrs, morning glories, hot
si'e walks, straw hats, mad dogs, new hay,
diarrhGa, prickly heat and succa:ash is once
more in the midst Of rs. The month Of
temperate breczcs, Strawberries and mis-.
cc'ianeous verdure, has given way to now
ing machines ,p-rs piration and open necked
, shirts. The little creeks are stew ed down
to nils, and the rivers TO little creeks: A.
bout these days cattle take shelter under
trees, lightning knocks over chimney posts
and bob tai! horse. have busy time Of il.
AS Tor The remainder OF animated nature,
they are taking "frse paid" rest Oh the
grassy side OF the pasture fence even the
breezes are becoming indolent and lean a.
gairst the trees as il they were love-sick.
Now the wild rose and boboIink grow ara
orous; sweet briars are once more IN the
ascendant, and elderberry bushes, perfumed
like milliner, throw sweet and whole.
snme sayor upon everybody that approach
sthcm.
About these days nature turns magician,
ard converts Spring into Autumn, buds in.
to rlums, and guano into watermclons.-
Now, moonlight excurs ons on the River
and love promenades in the groves, are in.
dulged in by yahiins hearts, swelling bo
SOFAS and pantalets. The water lilies about
these days, spar gle their hosoms with dsu
BILE breasted blossoms, and the side saddle
flower rides itself to sleep Oh hrauchlets,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
KlDDD SPECIAL NOTICES,

u0poeseae - Females-Dr. Chez smam's
Solle.-The combinations Of ingredients In these pills
~ the result " long and extensive practice They
ere mild In their operation, and certain Ia correcting
~ trrcsuiArhi~ ps,ufui msnstrusticn removing all
oestructt'ns, VIII iher from soi OF oherwne, head
49, psn in ths side papitainn Of the heart di.tafs
81 Assp which afisc from interruption OF nature
Tssy can he successfully as preventive. III Sc
pals should never be taken In prcgnancy, a. ti,sy
would sure o. cause miscarriage Warrsrt. q pune
u vegetable, and free frurs anything iturius T. ns
OF health Espris hrecti,ns. Within .lpsli h. rad
accompany each blk. Price 81. Fyr s'le 10y the
Drnrshss IN davenport, and Mines h Gil pcnger,
RsA island. Snt by s.s i,y riclosua ~ I" 'r C"r-
neiius l.. Chccseman, No 1872 B4oad~ay New YORK.
(e3,t-dsuim)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

ca A few years since an inse,lscn,
man had contract to set out . hundred
shade trees. he took the precaution TO
mark the north side Of each tree, and to
plant the same side north when It was trans
planted. BY this carefullne.s he saved the
life Of almost al that he moved. In this
hemisphere, tie sun shining upon the SOU
,hern half tree constantly stimulates the
growth of the fbres on that consider ably
above the other, 80 that, IN many cases the
annual Til IS are much larger than on the
other.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

Posi- OFFICE APPOINTMENTS IN Iowa.
The following appointments and changes in
Iowa have been made by the Post Office de.
par'meM:
Walnut Fork, Jones Co.'S P Benadout,
vice c II Lull. resigned.
Monroe. Jasper Co.--Thos POtcselle,
vice Jno Hickey, removed.
Millershmrg, Iowa Co.--AJ Morrison,
vice + ID Akers. resigned.
Lester, Blae khawk Co.-John Cook sp.
pointed Post Master.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

TSr The atmosphere is once more
quite comfortable. People can now sleep
o'nlshis and ENJOY it, too. The grass again
puts on its coat Of green, and the trees m
curl their wilted leaves and look for the
"good time"
MIX will again keep from breakfast time
TIL dinner, aud butter will once more stand
alone, al'ho'g h not STRONG. We hope this
kind Of weather will continue for some
line to come. II makes our citizens look
pleasant and our farmers have general cause
for rejoicing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

BLACK REPUBLICAN Unlimited
freedom free speech. Freedom 10 abuse,
vilify, SANDER, biackgnard the friends Of
the constitution and the union, " ithout lin.
It and WITHOUT responsibility. The rest of
republic an s.freedom" is briefly compre-
hended in rREE piunder Of the public fund,
free niggers and Fremont * Pennsylva'
nIan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

CTWHo WANTS TO IxvEsr Ezra
Wilson gives notices through tho Wash
iogton Union, that be will wager $2,50C
that james Buchanan will receive the
ELECTORAL vote OF indiana in November
next for President, and . like sum til at
be will receive majority Of the electo-
raj votes for President Of the United
States in November next,-Ths two
propositions to be taken together, max
ing s, 900 q side.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

i MAINLAND SIGN AT = vast BIZ.
chanan meeting in Somerset Co.. at Prin.
cess Anne, Hon: John w. Chrisfeld and
isaac ID. Jones, both old line wings, and
former members OF Cong resi-, took the stand
and proclaimed their int sntion TO support
Buchanan AMI Breckenridge. And 90 Il il
al over the country. Most Of the old web
ster and Clay men most respectfully decline
to be hitched to the bot bio Of the know.
nothing kite, or to rank with the geograph'
zeal party. In Maryland. Buck and Rrech
will 80 on the course splendidly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
STATE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS ltEx.

SPECIAL NOTICE To BUSINESS MEN.
A. an Advertising paper the State DemOe,si H. uni
eorsmuaieatss between the buyer and seller; Its
sraeiy Increasing circulation, both at home an
abr ,sd, onersa favorable opportunity for judAiou
denomination ofmcreaniile Intelligence. It's also
aSorite fiuiy j,nrna, hence Retail Dealers a. wei
~ more extensive trad.s-peopic, Mechanics and Gu.
gems VIII hnd its columns essential TO . prosperous
business. "a WORD 10 rHE VICE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

a. MI George Butier Ias disposed Of
bis intesest-one (ouglh-in NE New York
Jos'na! 81 CePes!cs, f. tto@Q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

0atcheler's Hair Dye.-Tw MY y"ars cNi"ri;n' n:
and application Justify the proprietor In warrantihg
this tho best Hair Dye IN existence. u dyes blak
or brown Instantly, without h"la AT injury i"hair
or skin Made and sl,l applied On nine private
ro'ansJa a. BArcHEIoR wig Factory, 23a broad
way New Yofk ~ you c.t VIM Ratthc-
Ip,'s ther" T. WORTH - imitation lie ~ NUN y
solf IN Davt ppnt, by a.! tht Dr. ggi 8.
In Inv Inn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

Oallsy's Magical Pain EAtrac'or.-Ihere
never has been a discovery maize ~ HsirrIa M'Ica,
whereby pain can be quirsly aliayed aud where
parts In high state 81 inflammation car b. rapidly
v~duced 10 their natural state where wounds and
eoars can be tb,roneh'y and rsihily h alei, and
decayod parts restored without either or defect
than with DALLEY.s MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
tyr.
IN Cuts, wounds, Sprains and Bruiscs-caus alties
y which children are constantly snijec,the action
Vt the genuine DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR Is
ever this same !! How much Pain and Suffering may
I thus be prevented Moreover, Life itscifsfoo n
Ten Dependent upon having al hand thu q nninn
DALEY EXTRACTOR, AMI for particulars % which
] respectfully refer TO my printed pamphlets, T. TIA
ruth NJ which hold myself responsible.
M case ~ Burns aud Sad nn matter how ssve-e,
has yet, IN any instance, resisted tn. all
owcrfu pain uhduing and rsiing qualities II the
DALIEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No Pam fHtractor Is y nuinc unless the 'eN has
uy.m II ~ Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
lures &c. V. CLICKESER & co, proprirt"rs, and
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. r.ice rs cents D. T
blk.
~ Al ord RS .houla he addressed to c. V. Click
ener Il Co. 81 barclay s'r-et Nv York
Sold BY all Druggists and dicine alcrs through
! 4 the United States, daw I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

Sold At ~ Market 81 ret, 81. Louis, Mo-. ~
Broadway, New YORK, y Il BY all Druggtsls every
Wire. Al kinds Of family patent medicines tos sss
TIE hest possible terms u Prof. W0Vdo eoeSAllsD
mont, ia Mxsket ssesi. 81. Louis
b,ld here by an ,fr Druggists, and By Ill pOpuls
Druggists everywhere. [ Jyi6A-tw-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

81 LOu1s, SeTf % 1dk3.
Or q. J. WOOD-Sir: have used nearly ths'
S'tties ~ your MAR Restorative, and have found
EFFECT very satisfactory. II has entirely d,stsoye
dandruH from my head. and restored my hair " l.
original color, Which had h.cOn,e quit gyAy.
Wx. rRUAUAL0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

A0COVe 1OUoCSCs
DART1CCLAR attention given "a the buying mad
srlling Neal Estate commission, paying u
Taasa etc, Having complete Abstracts Of I'll lands
Y, dis county aud c,~x, 70 fully prepared ~
anime Ti,es and furnish correct abstracts, draw
Deeds Mortgages and all other Instruments Of writ
Ing aud take acknowledgements n the shortest nsiie
aud On the most reasonable terms.
McOREGQR. LAWEs / BLAKEM0RE.
~ 900 ACIEs Of choice Land for sale on
1O,UONy liberal terms, In lots TO suit. In Scott.
Cedar and Clinton counties aITIy 70
NcGREGOR, LAwEs ( pLAKyMORE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Numher ofheuses. lcts. and vacant lots, paes-
ais ParcI.arrs, a. sale IN GOOD terms; apply 70
hc0KEGOR. AwTs = BLAxE0GRz.
ALEX. " Nc0REGOR,
Notary Public 4 lnswrance Agent,
oaaee Banking Hesse NeGsesor. Laves ! Mat~ora.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO.,
or 81. LOUIS. NO.
Capital. ..1to0yooo
In. ard Marine risks taken ~ TAR cater.
A0esct 40in Nsss. DssSrsj' port, losc0.
DIRECTIONS:
,cs. ws. A.. .; S-. SSI r 1;,
rms fsst, VIM AShacds, WIN Csddy.
Dssrry Carr, CAs1A Hsrk. naseas.vIss.
s ,.ssI .s.ns r,."e.. S.eli.,, S.sus.s s:ys.,
Ntrnard iyers 1OHN Y WTSaeR. Prsssdess,
| Rev A. CsAssERLAIs, SIC 4. ?. Lipxv, Vice Pres.
Ajax =. Sv6AAAsOSs Agent.
NEW YORK INSURANCE. CO..
CAslrAL, ei,0QO, ono.
rlmsv vasxxAS Aes'y: hossn ysAsElIs. Prest.
-. ALtA " oc09LGOK. Agent.
feba1 Davenport. lows.
1
| .Nscaeu., Ce..s.eu : Co.,
E.rAa.se ~ a. ,r-ey.l e,ss. ef.se U..o,Jor
'~.,s ss.s g ss .s. !. '..,., ,,,,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

TNirag0 10y I, 1854.
khavc used PSofrssor WUs's Hair Restorative I
dscid d advantage. II prevents the hair fsGuso0mnu
out, gives Il a gloss aud s.ftn.ss very dcsisesbt
The iev gray hairs had, have entirely diAsppest'
Others u my family have used Il, and oacur Oithss
IN Pr0nouncir u all u psose~asS ~ b..
HENRY A. CLARK Michigsn Avenur
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
Exchange On Germany.

(lTERLlNG BILls fbr 81 and upward. FOR eale by
- Cnuss, YsO., RAxsog and Co., bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

81 LOuL March IN 1854.
Prof Woi: MY hair commenced falling ~ -
thrc. ~ four years since. and continued u do ",
til b came quite bald. tried all the popular grti
cines ~ the day. but g. no cct. A. last. Was u.
dnc to try your csLr Atei Hair Restorative. and
happy ~ say " u diny wonders. ] have uow .
nne Vi young hair, and clcrrfvlly tscQna>ead
= uae ~ all similarly MI. ctc'i.
AC. MlLLIAMS La HcQnd alrecA
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-08-27
NJ ALL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
o'clock. IN
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Rt 7, I'm
CHARLOTTE MAIL, via MONROE.
Due Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 8
o'c. p IN.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
att, IN
PINEVILLE MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, at 6 pm
Departs Sunday and Thursday at 8 m.
LE\NISVILLE MAIL.
Due Tuesday at4 o'clock p. m.l
Departs Wednesday ai 8 am
All letters must be deposited by o'clock
p m' TO insure the.r departure by next mail.
CHESTERFIELD MAI.
Due Saturday, at 10 o'clock, n. m.
Depart "Wednesday, at 2 O'Clock, p. IN.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the law
reqnlies the postage TO be paid quarterly in
advance.
Letters and transient newspapers p,ust be
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L. Il. MAGlLL, u. NJ.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-08-27
CAPITAL SIS 600
1905 prizes amounting to 100000
Tickets $40, Halves SIS, Quarters $3.50.

The 1900 Prizes of $sl arc determined
by the number which draws the $4,000
frlzc-if that number shouId be an odd, then
every odd number ticket in the Scheme will
he entitled TO $3.50; if an even number.
then every even number ticket will be enti.
tied to $3.50, in addition To any other Prize
which may he drawn.
Pure hasrrs in buying an equal quantity of
odd and even number tickets will bc certain
OF drawing nearly one half of the cost of
The same, with chances Of obtaining other
Prizes.
All those Tickets ending with 0, ., 4, 8.
are eveu-aIl those ending with ], 3, 5, 7, 9,
odd.
Persons sending money by mail need moi
Tear ITS being lost. Orders punctually at.
tended TO. Communications cuntidcntiai-
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should
order immediately. Drawings sent TO all
ordering Tickets.
AGdres.' JAS +. WINTER, Manager
lEi"itI Macon, Ga.