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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09
Alfred Young.

This man got printing Of us, on
which he paid part, leaving a
balance Of $40. He came 70
this Office and said he would pay
up. He then eaid merchant
down town owed him, [whiel, we
know was true,l and that he
would leave tho money at the
Bank, not having time TO come
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

AEinds Of Spices a. BUsKIRK.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

AT H. A. BUsKlRg, 4 Co, you can buy any
n thing In the Grocery line, cheap FOR essk
iuilar. Egg. rd. Clovsr.seed. Pnlrtn.,. As.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

Sugar Of all Kinds, Molasses, Teas
Nuts Candy. Lemons etc. forssleat
nuSKIRKS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
TATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA. DECEMBER TO- 1856

her taking from hin she Washington =
genoy- oh, no, not 10 the least, BY no
manner OF mesns hoWsomever. Thinks
North sheuld have kept up tho War, or
rather the Wall. Considers also South
did wrong in allowing il to be taken
down, because her cattle are now likely
to STRAY away and DO lost on the Com.
mon. Thinks they should be psnned up
ami packed closely together in . tight
enclosure, bs: is we'll aware there 10 q
grea. difference Of opinion on the sub
jecs.
After much eloquencs Of council 10 tho
cumming up Of the case.
The court charged the Jury: They
should discharge from their minds ev-
erything likely to disturb dispsssion-
ate judgment or decision Of the case on
its merits. They should decide it, with.
out prejudice or favor, bias or partiali-
~, for either party.
II they considered North dad 90 ex.
elusive title to the domain-prescriptive
rights that could not be impugned--they
should find verdict 10 his favor
II on tho other hand, they should be OF
opinion that South bad established that
the land was public common-the North
had arrogated to himself exclusive juris-
lictiou over the soil, without Law or au-
thority, and to the prejudice Of the just
and equitable rights Of South to the free
and uninterrupted use thereof equally
with North, they should find verdict in
favor Of defendant.
The Jury, without leaving their seats,
Immediately returned verdict for the
defendant. It was received with the most
enthusiastic demonstrations OF popular
favor.
The counsel for the plaintiff, evidently
much chsgrined, demanded "polliag"
Of the Jury. They were "polled" &C
oordingly, the voice and vote Of each ju-
lyman unchlymaiutaining the verdict.
Mrs. South received the warm congrat-
ulations Of her friends, who gathered
around her, from all parts Of the oouu.
try while North, accompanied BY Abby
Lisbon, in q fainting state, was sent TO
sneak quite chop fallen out Of court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
The s'sicc oj sugar.

HE Secretary of the Treasury IL. his
Report specifies certain articles OF import,
which he deems It desirable 10 place upon
the free list. aud others upon which he
thinks the duties ougnt TO be reduced. but
We look ~ VAIN for any sugges,o.i respect
ing the reduction If the du'ies upon Sugar.
IL is notorious fact that since the emanci
patton Of the slaves in the West India Is
lands of Great Britain, there las been d
gradual decrease in the production OF sugar,
molasSes and rice, upon those islands, sim.
ply because the emancipatcd blacks are an
incole::t vicious class of droncs. whom no.
thing but compusion Will induce To work.
and they hive Upon he spontaneous produc-
tons OF the soil, like the monkeys OF Airi.
ca. This has had the fieet of oancing
scarci'y Of sugar, 'nolasses and nee, ara La-
contributed 10 RAISE the price &c those ar
tcles 90 I or cent in lhls cogttrv These
articles are now raised IN cons .derabe
quantities IA the Southern States, aid lave
become the chief productions oil some of
those States. Now that sugars have become
scarce AID so high in p:re. we sre 10 valid
obJecloL against removing the tariff upon
'hem, aud permitting their importa alton free
OF duty. The duty ID Low 80 Per cent, and
ms operates as an almost total prohibition
Of as Use among lie poor people Of this
county. Formerly sugars that are now
selling a, and ounds ior dollar. couli
BE- hal at II and 10 pound. fer the dollar,
making difference of on, haif IN the cos,
Of the article.
All who know any TIM. OF domestic mai
ters Know thai sugar is luxury which he
poor canEo; dispense with unless absolute
walt omp.ls tie sacrifice But low it is
next to in pos it!e for thu POOR 10 obtain
this arIeie without feeling seif.cond eInned
a. Tie eA'ravagance which its purchase
seems to Indicate lively cents 6 pound
Tor common brown sugar, and twenty cents
apound for white sugar, is Az eiect~al en-
barge 10 The poor. A reduction of tbs 81
per cent duty will enable us 10 bay sugars
at or near III old price, and prove one Of
TIE chiefe-t blessings 10 The poor. The
South ought not TO and cannot rea sonably
complalh Of this reduction, for the value of
their production has raised the price Of field
'aborers from $500 TO $500, and rendered
such slave laborers exceedingly scarce.
The public necessity is the first thing 10
be consulted in this matter, and reason re.
volts at the idea of putting import duties
upon articles like these, TO the great injury
of so large class OF our citizens, merely
for the sake OF protecting a home industry,
that needs none at the present time. We
certainly do not need the revenue collected
by our Government upon sugars imported,
as it ALREADY exceeds the expenditures the
Government. To retain the present duty
on sugar IS simply expressing large class
Of the labcring poor with grievous indi-
rect taxation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Trustees Sale.

NAsuFQYAS on the lsih day Of NpyembeT A j.
p" lsa4 H. 1 Oh Mu.er aud Solhi' Mo,li.r ,h.s wife.
,u,l c II Uel. executed uuto Samuel Sylvester.
Irustee a certain deed ~ trust conveying I" sald
trustee til. land SCstt county, Iowa descrihrd A.
,lJws H. wit TIL east half AZ lot number one % Ia
tsa,ttiuA. III. OK number four az IN Forrest Pm ~
addition o. thr city q Davenport also another pare
OF land b. inr part Of same lot enc lthus bohhHrd
ami t.scribcd: commencing the south I'm uI The
alley In said bosk four( at point precisely "tHi-
distant from the noTthea anl northwest CORN al
-aid lot one % at the portheast corner OF l'd iuN
or formerly Of James McGuIre.--theucc M'St along
.o.t lin. ~ SAID alley thirteen feet, thenC" suut
s,tvsS,l (5,) feet, thence east thirteen Us, feet
% ice uoi tn rty-ssvcn(5s) feet Ia place u begin
ming which said cuaycy ance was made ty the said H.
e. en-. Mu.ler, Sophi" Mnlcr. aud 4 IL. Iici for thr
pose e securing the pay nsnt OF c"ttan pr"inissry
note and The interest thereon, signed by said u T.
On Mmler, date, thu 18th day ol November y d.
1854 aud payable in ON wear T. the order 81 ~ H.
PIX for tn lam - u" clsF huhirri hh' flt'y p"'-
lars =,
And II " ,a.d nltr having become dur and payable
and Tho AIT H. @ Ck Mrllct hsving failed {" pay
th. sam" Samuel :, ivcstar, Trustc" A. Aforesaid,
10 hereby CIV this public notice that by N'rtu, OF
me t8wer Which Is ~ NE sad b, said decd oftrus.
| viii on Monday, the 22d dt> II bVcenih"r, A u
isSJ a. the hour Of uc!Ock IN the aNcfuH ~ sd
I.y AT liz. Co:.rt House door al the rty " bav n
r. yxt45c and eiler or SAFE at fubiG fhetiahiit
p.I,els at isnd above described or 80 mu'h th.feo
.b,l sun, t,ng to +atitfy auf ~" 'u'r'irt 81
Aid not, with ,hc interest thereon l. Tie das ui rn.,
together With al the aud expenses au"ndl ng
.a,d So oa,ts II this notice aud Trust~ fee Up
en- the CONT ,ct uf sui al. deed viii b. kN'n VA
80 rllrcs with tc stipulation ~ SAID lcea u trust
bat "A the 18Th DAY 81 November, A. ID. 1886.
poy.ttd, SANTEi. SYLVESTER. Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
FINANCIAL.
biSxyc HorsE % TALLxAx, Powsas 4 ACLxAx,
uAsCxPuaT; DECEMBER r. 1855

The con,inred bod weather and impAssirlc roads
have rendered business q all kind. for some time ex
remely dull and besides proven, ing the sale Soods
have Ipedsd eoIiectlons Of deSes duc from the
try Bat while Eoney has bsccm- no moro pe,.titai
there has been less acivc enquiry ior II than ex-
isted few weeks ago Exchange has become more
plentiful; Rankers are attic TO supply all demands
without difficulty.
We notice suest scarcity OF niscelan' cugren-
ey Eastern Is in far supply though used carefully
By those bringing Il en- 10 prev its being returned
and unu large quantities OF the h.ls Of The Ne
brs-ks Banks seem TO have iatr,y teen put sa2at
A. the currency q this country, appareu,y is to DO
supplied from these banks, ana n the value Il the
bills depends entirely upop the resi- possibility Of the
stockholders, We hsve ts-n pains - ascertain the
ownership. aud condition, and amount circulation
OF the different Banks, and hope 70 give the pub
lac rtabl informaiion up the ,ulj which they
are 81 much interested. Gold 7, mains in moderate
supply with a steady though no active demsui. We
make no chonge in rates.
There L. n, sale for Land watrauts
r~rha uCA a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

EpIscopAI.-The Honse of Bishops
at tie lest irenuial session If the Genera!
Episcops. Convection, created q He@ Mis-.
sionary diocese, consisting II Kansas and
Nebraska; snd nominated 10 the lower
House, the Rev. J. l.. Clark, ID. ID. Of Wa
'eIbury c.. as Missionary B.shoP, but there
was failure to elect a Bishop. This va
cancy has been filled By he Presiding Rish.
op, RI. Rev. Bishop Browneli, who has ap.
poinled The r. Rey Henry W. Lee, ID. D.,
of Iowa, TO the charge Of Nebraska, and
The RI Rev. ia kson Kemper, d. D., to
the charge of Ksnsas.
Bishop Lee has accepted the appointment,
and il is presumed thas Bishop Eemper will
also accept.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

For nearly one year those merchants
in oni city and other cities in this vicinity,
WHO receive their goods and freight from
the East through the city Of Chicago, have
been the subjects Of the most outrageous
system Of swindling, and the evil has be-
come so great that efforts are abo4, to be
made BY oui merchants and business men
to put an end to these outrages. A bill Of
goods will be shipped to Davenport from
New York City, for certain agreed price
Tor freight TO Chicago. The freigh, bills
are presented le our merchants BY the Chi
cage 4 Rock Island Railroad, with their
charges according 10 specified rates, and
charge in one lump, Of shack charges 10
Chicago. This sum for back charges is Of.
leu found on examination TO be augmented
by the skylocks in Chicago about 80 per
cent over The entire cost Of transportation
f'om New York TO that city, as follows:
Suppose the bill rrcsested by the c. & r.
l. Il. Il. c." 10 specify $50 back charges,
II is found on investigation that $50 or $40
OF that amount only is for Railroad freight,
and the balance IS the charge of some agent
for ideal services in the transhipment it.
Chicago. This evil is growing daily, and
these agents in Chicago are regular set of
vampires, living upon our county ner'
chants and business men. and growing rich
BY these unlawful gains. Let Chicago look
well TO these complaints, il she desires 10
retain the patronage and trade Of her hum.
erous customers from this State. I,capno,
be suffeled much longer by our citizens and
we hope and trust that some emphatic de-
monstra,ion will be m AIDE, that shall convince
Chicagoans, that We are OF willing to be rob
bsd BY the wholesale, in this outrageous man
ner One or two individuals, acting alone can
effect but little. There should be concert
unanimity, and such ways provided for ex'
| tinsuishing the eyih q will prove eiectus'
| - 0lsssed are thoss who ore afraid Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
LITERARY LEcrugE.-The President


LITERARY LEcrugE-The President
Of the Young Mems Literary Society an.
nounces that "a lecture viii be delivered be.
fore the Society Oh thursday evening, by
the Rev. A. l.. Stone, of Boston. This
mos, eloquent aud scholarly gentleman has
: desertediy high reputation a, a lecturer.
His thought is orig nal, ,eIse, aud as com
pact as II 10 brilliant, aud he un,io mly fas
c,nafes his hea'erS by The music Of hi, voice,
aid The easy flow of his polished rhetoric.
We an safely say that the evenings enter
iainnent will be one not To he easii, for.
gotten by those who ARE wise enough {. 60
and hear Mr. Stone. Il. ,ablect Of the
lecture is" New Engla,d Home .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

We would cal tht at.eLton u MerchGntsi Bust
ness men and oihers To ;sc.itias tor execuiirg
with promptnsss, and in mp rigr manner, JOB
PRINTING in alt IT. yariaies qualities and color.
and solicit a shar' & thir psy1 mage. Laving goi.e
TO eonsidefablr .Ap-nse Ia fitting up COR Jobbing
Establishment, We are prepared t. ali kinds
Of Plan and Oi naInena work, such Ball Tickets,
PTosranlm =, Cards "ievery description, Circulars.
ali vsr.ctt-s OF printing IN Gold SILVER Brorxe OF
Colers aisD, Pamphlets, Lawytrs' Briefs, Caecks,
Bllls Of Lading, Proniisscrr Note, Wa Bills, Hand
- 81 with heAtnesk and On Reasonable term.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
LATEST NEWS.
New York. Dec. s

The Tribune's Washington Corresponds ncs
The Com. of Ways and Means will
hold their session to-day. The Tariff
bill reported by them last session is set
down ten days hence, but will hardly
be called up for consideration until at
ter the Holidays.
1t proposes reduction i'll the agcre-
gate Of the revenue Of about 6,000,0
but in different form as to the Wool
from the recommendation OF the Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
The report that cen, pieces have
been coined and wait orders to be is
sued, Is erroneous. \ bill to that eff
feet was reported last session but did
not pass.
have the most positive assurance
tina, Franklin Pierce intends running
AS a candidate tor the United States
Senate in place Of Mr.. Hale, in 1858.
1t is understood that Gov. lIam!in
will be returned to the Senate from
Maine after an informal induction a.
GOV.
Washington, Dec !.
Co dependence of the Herald
A caucus OF the Va Congressional
Delegation was held at Washington on
Saturday evening. at which was de-
clared their preference for MIR. Boo
ock should Mr.. buchanan think prop
er 10 give Va. a cabinet appointment.
COY. Floyd, who arrived at the seat
OF government Yesterday strongly dis
approved Of the action OF the Va. cleo
,oral college,
The Southern convention meets to-
day in the city OF Savannah, Ga. TO con-
suit Oh such measures as will best pro-
mote the prosperity OF the south. The
number Of delegates 10 the convention
is very large.
The Times correspondent. Wash
ington 9TH says the Republicans will
hold a caucus tomorrow night to con-
slider what course it is best 10 take with
IcicftuCc " the allIllSsiOil OF w MI
field. Some are in favor OF resorting
to Parliamentary tactics to prevent a
vote being taken.
Washington, Dec. &.
The Senate to-day appointed its
Standing Committees. They are near
ly the same as last year.
A. =. Cook arrived here YESTERDAY
from Aririzonia, the new Territory
formed from the Gadsden purchase,
with credential, and will claim a seat
in the House. He reports the popu-
lation to be about $4,000, and that
the territory will make State as large
as Pennsylvania.
Cincinnati, Dec. 8.
On Saturday evening the steamer
kentucky, lying up the river, burst
her steam pipe, scalding Il person; 3
died soon after. The others were
brought down to the hospital in our
city. or 5 more will probably die.
! Louisville, Dec. 6.
The negroes in Southern Kentucky
are in mutinous state and a general
instruction is feared. Vigilance Com
mittees have been formed in Lafayette,
uopkinville, and other places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
~ D % e e
COMMERCIAL C0LLEG (,

SOUTHEAST CONNER WASHINGTON AvENCE Third 81
STIOClS, MO,
incorporated By the General Assembly, Jsnu-
/ AIRY twenty fourth, 1912, with full authority
"To grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise all and singular the priril-g-s common
70 Commercial Colleges, authorized by law, In other
Siates."-(Chcrfer, Sec. ,.
A full course OF instruction, in this Inst ION,
embraces Double Entry, Book Keeping, Commercial
calculations Commercial Law, and P.nmanship.
Gentl-men can enter for the course separately,
AMI al any time, instruction IL impaired indyilu-
ally and mol In classes, and each department l. indie
pendent and under control Of its sl-ctve Profess
OF, who alone il responsible for III, progress " his
pupils.
q Young Gentlemen wishin. to prepare ihem-
selves for business pursuits respectfully invited
to call during business hours, and famine the mode
Of mpartng Instruction, thu progress of the pupils,
and abe superior facilities EXTENDED 20 those desrous
u Qualifying themselves Cor the practical duties d
the counting-house Personal refer nee given To
above two hundred ami hf'y 1850 practical sccoun-
tants, now In charge OF books In this city, oil Of
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
N. b. Por circulars, Containing information 10
regard TO terms the course u instruction. and all
business connected with the above, call At the
South East corner d Washington avenue and Third
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES' St. Louis No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

There will be sold al auction at Nor
ris' new rooms on Brady Street, few
doors below Fifth, q large and desirable
lot Of standard and miscellan. Gus Book. {:
also large and splendid lot Of Jewelry,
Silks, ard dry goods generally. His room
is fitted espec ially for the benefit of the la
dies, al &C whom can make splendid bar.
gains by dropping in ami taking such things
as they wish al their own price.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
STATE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
rhA STATE DEMOCRAT.
apEcrAL NOTICE TO aIrs


Assn Advertising psp,r the State Dsmocydfi Is uni
yorsall! regarded a. the o.tat srd nsciin. u ha-i
ess communicable b.to nlLr buyeI sad seller; rs
arsey Increasing ,irc.Jaliyn. toth 3, hgmo nj
abroad, JoctsA f4sorsis ~, my lot iudciOr
Dissemination II mercantile Iatei4x nee Iis also
svorte family journal, henc" I'l,ii Dsar,. a, wei
=. MT extensive iEade.-peop,e, NJ, h4os and citl-
sens will ind its columns essential t. prpsI.I,.,,s
.usigr.- A WORD to rHk Wisr -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
NEW GOODS RECEIVED AT
WADSWORTHS

Nu Brocadt ,k,.
w TRENCH NJ rinCes.
Whit. De lanes,
Enlbr ,idtYri Collar. and Bands,
White, Brown and Pink Sash Ribbo. 5,
Cooted Dsreges fus tysHing dres-,
Whit and coIorel Tare tons
Back Long Shawls,
Extra fine Saxong Flannels,
Checked and Plain Narsooks,
Ladies' Black AMI white silk Hose,
White aud colorel skirt lrinSs
Gents Aerino Vests and Pants,
Ladies French Breakfast Robes,
white Grape. and man, oth'r t;les - goods to which
We invite attention.
nl9tf SECOND ST, opp. LcClsire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
LElDED SPECIAL NOTICES.
,.,..,s., 70 Femnle.-Dr. Ch...ma.'.

Iupessant - Females-Dr. Chez susaa's
Ftlls.Thc ooGblnatlOns VI lGgt clients IN thsss Pills
~ the result OF . long sad extensive practice They
itd IA their operation, and ssisiD ia ovffe,tins
all irIesp.srits PAINFUL Inenstrgstion removing nj!
sbsraetions, whether from cold o,herN se. head
ache pain IL The side papitatoG u the heart, disturb
81 sleep which sr,se from nterruv,ien 81 nature =
They lie successfully u,~ as vr''en'i'e The 'r
Ma should never be taken ~ pregnancy, they
wgL. are H. cansc uiscarf.sse Wsrrsnted pnre-
table, md Fl, from anything inferior, q litr
81 lsai;h E,piIen dlresttons. which shruia Re sh
= company each box Price 81 For sac b. the
Druggist, IA Davenport, and HINES ChppeuEer,
4 leland Sent by mail by nciosing 81 t. Df Cor
searsL. Chescman, No. 49, Broadway, New YORK
ueso-,iawim)
tpsiiey's Magical Pain Extrsc'or.-Th 2fat
I'D primo pal 1LArs, terisiesof DAILff'S aA''ic-
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR consist
ist OF lis never failing aud and unique property
T.. soo as applet ally ext NAL injury, te eh'.k In
4lumstl Instantly, and ispidly 10 reduce J, Tbrs
isstuu constitutes it, great power TO alleviate u
Jain VI buns aud sS..ds, aud Of other painful - g.
asses Ii. SC incredibly short space OF tin. al d.
vii appear fIJin the few testimonials hereuuto a.-
n-xed. livery m,'iigent mind i, fully aware that ia
al cases u ex,eruI injury III pan IA Frodee u
Inflammation " the injured par,si and th'reioF' II!
you remove The aus tn" eject must ceasc.
81 Its periiic5tlve pi OIerte. beutrsiae iir pol
.oI thai may lark IN the system, and viii when ny
piled to the sores, draw RAPIDLY al miar. matter
to the surface and cect IT. hcnur ie eat ds,chafg
IL proifices from sore. oeCassohed BY buTas-ani
when applied Uld ai lnSetcra,e s1I.-, SAT- hhehn
or Other oaianeoub diseases
kaeh bsx of genuine Dsiey's Pam Extractor Ia,
upOn 1t Stoe Plate Engraved Label with The sigma
tnr.,,ts' CLiCKENEH II co proprstors, and
HENRY uAuY, manufacturer. All others aie
.ount,,. IL Price % cents pr box.
~. ,u.,t,,,, should De siirr ,sed ~ {. Chci-
.ucf 4 O.. t.To.ey street. NV Nork
Sold " slpt uggsts and Medicine dealers through
II the nit-1 ststes. HpsS-isw'n
Wm A. na,ehelor's Hair Dyr.-A" burning
clustering compound could ever has' siiaii'rd The
..e:sal favor accorded ~ the By. th- original,
nsyeT railing fsvori,F, Nature IL not more ttnt t"
hotsef than ia. brown VI la,h Odus'd !" Tie rcd
..,i grsyest OF most fo~ y hair by II. Mad and
Odd or APPLIED at Btcheluts * Factoty, an minc
prl,atr tgsInsj 233 broadway, y " Nork. VIM
Bachelor ~ on ia. box 81 all srnuue, uttris al" I'M
hat,ons.
FIT .at. by ANo'd n Van ratt.n'
..p.S-dsNini.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Rios! B.lGS! B.IGS!

MANUFACTURED by the Chicago bas Ms''aiac'o
My, Randolph street, corner Of CLARK, Chicago
FLOUR, BU0KwHkAT, CORN MEAL, Ham VAR
NENS OSNABu re AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Yurnssh u upon ia. shortest notice, AMI al the
..,t market price, The designs ior branding ar
new orig nsl, and not TO lie surpassed In this eo'ii-
Try. u W. "SHanp'
ivatf iit Dearborn street, oni'ngn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
W.ILDER'S PATENT
Unr1vaued
Salalllander Safes.

b. q. WILDER 4 60.
Pstentecs and Manufacturers - the BEST Fire Proof
Safe in the World!
TN order to supply the increasing demand for their
i WORLD RENOWNED SAFE have opcled 3
Branch Depot in Chicago, II Wells ST., where they
will keep constant supply At New York Prices, ad-
ding freight
JfsrellC1.S' and Bankers Safes,
made 10 order with powder proof locks. sR All
safes made by theIi wsrranted free from danipness
STEPHEN II. PIERSON,
oct 23-d6nll Agent, IL Wells St, o. ago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

How is your husband, this after
noon, Mrs. Squiggs 7" "Why the doc
tor says as how as if he lives till the
mornin', he shall have some hopes of
him; but if he don't, he must give him
M"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Business directory.


NACKLOTT x CORBIN.. Cor Sccord and Brady.
NICHOLAS CAMPBELL h co. Main.
COOK & SARGENT. Main and Second.
LAwES b Bt,AKEM0RE......M Main.
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