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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-24
CASE OF ASTHMA.

The following letter from Hon. Myron |
Lawrence, Of Belchertown, is valuable testi-
mony in favor of the Oxygenated Bitters =
BELCHERToWN, March 16.
DR.. Green:-I take great pleasure in infor-
ming you of the result of tho Oxygenated
Bitters you had the kindness to send me.
For some twenty years | had suffered with
1Iumoral Asthma; | was compelled to sit up
One-thlrd Of the night, without going to bed
at all; and the rest Of the time my sleep was
interrupted by violent fits Of coughing, and
great difficulty in breathing. In all my at
tendance upon our courts, l never went to
bed in Northampton in twenty years, bat
twice and then was compelled to get up
Now | lie in bed without difficulty, and sleep
profoundIy. | took your medicine according
to directions. The violent symptoms imme-
diately abateI, and perseverance in the use
Of the remedy has removed all its trouble
some consequences. The value of such a
remedy is inealculable.
Respectfully yours.
MYRON LAWRENCE.
SETH W. FOWLE & CO., I3S Washington ST.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
boro', and throughout the State.
H~olloway's Ointment and Pills, will cure
Asthma and all Disorders Of the Chest-Hen-
ry Vincent Of Selma, Alabama, was almost a
martyr to asthma for nineteen years, which
literally shook him to pieces, and made him
as thin as a skelaton, so that he neither en-
joyed rest by night or day. He tried many
things for the cure of his complaint, but they
did not benefit him. About three months
ago, he commenced taking Holloway's Pills,
and well rubbing the Ointment into the chest
night and morning. Immediately he gave
these remediesa fair trial, he was able to sleep
at night. By persevering with them for on
ly seven weeks, every symptom of his disor
der left him. His friends who gave not seer
him for some time, now hardly know him
he has SO wonderfully imroved.
The astonishing success Of the Oxygen
ated Bitters in the worst cases of Dyspepsia
is owing to its peculiar tonic properties, ant
being entirely free from alcoholic stimulant
it produces no reaction or unpleasant ssnsa
TONS.
FRANKLIN CoUNTY-Wiiliam F. Green
was elected ON Thursday last to the Hous
of Commons, without regular opposition, t
fill the seat made vacant by the death Of Dr.
Jefroys.
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URaEN T.
~
WILMINGTON MARKE

GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine2 As, hard las
spirits turps..39; rosin | 10 a - common; tar,
81 IS ;salt (zSSes rs; timber IS to $40 90 -four
supr. % as3family Z IS corn IS 400 butter % to
80; meal "a to 80 bacon, II hoground, IS %
hams coffee rio II to 12ai laguayra IL to 10; ia
va Is to Il, ST. Domingo II a IL; sugars loaf
Is, crushed 90 % Is; c Yellow IL a 90, A coffee
90 a Ia, brown IL a 124; molassos hid. 90 q AZ,
Dbl. so lime l % to l 35 COW peas 80 to l 90;
oats 90 to 40c. cotton lie to IL lard is; rice,
4 per cask. cleaned tallow candles Ie to 10, ada.
Is to 80, sperm 45 to SIS. Dec. is.
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RlDGEWAY SELECT
MALE SCHOOL

II next session will Monday the
5th ofJanuary 1857, and close op Friday the 29th
of May following. Terms as heretofore. Those
wishing to patronizc the School would greatly
promote the progress of pupils by sending them on
the first day. Address,
VIM. II. BASS.
RidSeway, Warren Co., n. C.
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u VERNON
Male and Female Seminary

E1HE third session of these Institutions, whiel
are separate and distinct from each other, vii
open on the 2nd Monday Of January, 1857, ant
close the last Friday in May following.
RIP. JONES, Principal of the Male department
and assisted by competent instructors.
MISS V. C. R0YSTER, Principal of the Female
department-aided by suitable Assistants.
MRS r. P. JONES, Principal ofthe Music de-
%partment.
Terms as heretofore.
30 OO
Common English, S 90
Higher do IL 90
ancient Languag 10 90
Music, with use ofinstrument) ..--...--.... 20 90
French and Drawing. 90
Embroidery and Ornamental needle work no
charge.
The new building for the male Department,
handsomely located within a convenient distance
of the mineral Spring, will be completed by the
opening Of the next session, sufficiently comlnodi.
Gus to accommodate a hundred young men.
The Female Academy will be repaired and made
entirely comfortable.
Ample recommendations for boarding Young la
dies will be afforded by Rev. I. S. Yarboro, wh'
will be Proprietor of the House now occupied
by A. B. Marsh, Esq. devoted exclusively to tina
purpose.
Board for young men can be obtained in the vii
age and within convenient distance Of the Acade
my. Board in both departments, including fuel
lights and washing, DC, IS or less per month.
1t is very important for all to be present at tn
opening Of the session, though pupils viii be AZ
mitted at any time, aud charged from date of Ell.
trance. No deductions made unless in cases 0
protraete1 illness. One hail the tuition and Boa.,
required in advance.
Nov. 18th, 1856. 14-St-
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M ANTED a Teacher well qualified to teach
Wv the english language entire-weii recon-
mcnded as Trtor for Y,akih Institute; session 70
commence about the 10th OF Jau'y.
Addrsss the President OF Ysakin Institute At
Mount Nsbo, N. C.
November, 1858. 49,
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WILSON ACADEMY.

WILSON ACADEMY.
D. S. RICHARDSON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Aided By competent assistants.
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY.
(. P. STONE, A. NJ, P""
With competent assistants.
These il stitutions will open for the admi.-
sion Of students, on Monday, Jan. 9Th, 1857.
A Circular containing particulars can he
obtained bv addressing the Principals az
Wilson, N. G. d. S. RICHARDSON.
Wilson, n. c., Dec. 10; 1856
5l-16-4t.
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w ASTED-A situation as Teacher, by :
y0Ing Gentleman qua!jfe = Pretsare stG2
dents for College, and who can CONE 9al * am
mendsd. Address JN0. A. DRAKE, Botani
Hill, N. C. -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-24

DANBURY, STOKES CO., N. C.
Miss ADA MOORE, Principal
Miss BETTE MOORE, Assistant.
TIE next session of this Institution will
commence on Tuesday, the Ord of February,
1857.
Let those who seek a healthy location for
acquiring a useful education, consider the
high claims of Danbury Female Seminary
has upon them. For circulars or any par
ticulars, address the proprietor at Danbury,
Stokes county, N. G,
Rev. E. MOORE, Proprietor.
Dec. Is. 1856. l6-3m
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.

THE Subscriber proposes to open a High School,
in the City of Raleigh, early in January next.
Having spent four years in the University of
Vir ginia, and had several years experience in
tea aching, he hopes by unremitting diligence and
attention to the boys committed to his care, to
justify the confidence with which he may be favored.
His object will be to prepare boys thoroughly for
College. or for the practical business of life. He
will give instruction in the Greek and Latin Clas-
sizes, in the mathematics, in Ancient and Modern
History, in Moral Philosophy and in the Modern
Languages. The School will be conducted on
ChEistian principles. and particular attention paid
to the moral department of the pupils.
There will be a Preparatory Department in the
School for the younger boys.
The Subscriber has testimonials of his character
and competency from the Faculty of the UNIVERSE
ty of Virginia, and is permitted to refer TO the Rev.
DR.. w. Fl. McGufey. Professors S. Maupin, NJ.
Schele deVere, ana Gessner Harrison, of that Uni
versity to the Rev. J. NJ. P. Atkinson, of Winch.
ester, Va; 70 the Rev. Joseph NJ Atkinson, Ii. D.
Tarner, c. W Benedict, Charles Dewey and Quen-
tin Bushee, ESquircs, Of Raleigh,
The School will DC held in the Lecture room Of
tbo Drael,v+pri.r Cbur.b
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Chicago, Alton 4 81. Louis X. Il.
Il, ,sxE r. - : -
IL - -s.ssss. - $3.50. ..scss.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rain. itaee Chicogo for 81. Loei> and inte,me-
d'"t, ptttces.
Accommodation rran Sundays rAc-J,trd) 9 81 N
Express Train, saturdays except-d) II fDPM
Trains leace 81. Loni,Jo, 1aicago md iate,me-
aiate lipces.
accommodation Tram, (SuI,aay ,Acepi.dD 10
Express Train saturdays pted) 3 3OPA
Trains run directly througa, without change Of
cars baggage. Trans run through Joliet, Bioom
ington, Springfield, Cariinvllc atd Alton.
wTraiLs this -oad make i;Iect connections
tn Joliet Cut OF and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, Ynrke. and most
liable route between $, LOUIS and New York, Boston
Philad-ipnis, .ni the East
With Illinois Central IL bloomington, for La
Sale, Mep16 and Cairo.
iih Ii Western % a.i,aoi, springfield, for
Decatur hi Ma; ;ra.
With all The Raj. Dads a..urgn9 tsom Lineage
With daily line vi Packets at ); Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri .i,cr
Through I,o.e.. pl.. I,eht.ouet. can
be procui ri all the principal ticket utceS IA the
United States, .lid ~ the Offices
In St, louis N Chicago
Foot OF w Washington 80 Deai Dvrn street, oppo
cG.e, uu Leyc- site fremont Housr.
Ni.4A'D p. MORGAN, ia, supi.
IsouInilAtoE, 49,. 4, i>-a ..DI9dii
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Mississippi & Missouri r. r.
faAs - eEsss &c al IL + =. sT5s5ss.
- 49, ~ - i -. ~ ~. z. = -ts

"a - E ~. sssc| !. 7. !: "a; a.. C ) ~;s:
an and after Monday, September 5, lo56, and uati
~ further notice. trans Will leave Davenport, for
Muscatne and Iowa City tSundaS> Except ~ fol-
lows:
lst Freight and tuiigrani tram. st 600 Al
81 Mail Train at $50 a N
81 Freight and Emgrart Tram ~ i5P VI
4th Express Train Al 4'i5PM
Trains will lcav" Davenport 'or Chi.spo daily sun
days excepted as follows:
Ist Day Express Tram. Al ioiu NJ
2 Freight Tram. AZ ~ 30 a VI
81 Freight Train al . 80 p NJ
4!h Night Express Tram, al $50 p N
Trains arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays exc-p
ted) as follows:
FROM THE WEST
6st Mail Train at 1890 A. n
81 Freight Train al II I5P
81 Freight Train, at Si5 P NJ
4th Express Train at q As p.
FROM 1HEEAsT
LIST Night Express Train, Al $50 A NJ
81 Day Express Train. Al 05 P "
81 Freight and Emerani train al 800 p NJ
An trans out 1T Davenport will max. ,,nnection
with MuscatiD and Iowa City
The Passenger Train connects AT Davenport with
thu Rock Island s. Chcaga trains The tveing train
stop, hour IN Da, export for supper
Passengers reminded OF the necessity OF giving
Instinct direction to the destination OF their bag
gage tickets before taking heir seats In
The cars. JOHN E. HENRY, Supt
DAY, Master of Transportation.
sept6-du
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Lambert Lambert
At the Rotk Island Saw Mill,

HAVING received large ssupply Of Legs are
II now runnlng our Mil day and night, and are
preparedto receive orders for al kinds of Budding
aud Frsnins Lumber Lsths, Shiaslss and YeaeanG.
All orders With which our Davenport friends may IA
vor us will b executed With punctuay and dispatcb
MEAD. SMITH NAAoH,
Rock Island. Nay 80. jae dtN
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lNHlS ~ Nituf = ren,rji,>, discovered ti,d
successfully ustH In ntns Nflts bN .''idin nh.
al iudan- Oh Ia -.t"in .rolIit !. dirl has never
be kuowu to i.il ~ II ciug tuiung thaii--
ana. yhu hay fsri VI !, lr,-S-e>',9 n puWHf 4"
remove and alitati' >"tN N.~ilge 1T Frv'f tn8
nom tG s>t ~, .r..d ~ astlN known teJtan
e.iy Ga, imp. rtiut adv tntagr tbs iemely posses
..tct al "thct- ID ftetu IN iuttiH~o value 3
ffln dial sgnt that 10 ! 'E- " ue,i.eire
takeri int"il, stomach i billi.t. ,nd br',t dow
the system. II tii'Si ar almost Hit acn;u<. and
need uuly Ia h. iltd Ia IA ar plac t"r n III every
faIns wbere Fey md Asue ~ ha> bob. liz
IL Ia be
Tn" Asont nt~ uri, .ri.S> ttrrt,tieat. II turr
which with plet viii h.. shown - All wishing to
Tia
Cures have been I'll, cie1 ia this vicini,y
ference. viii alsu be x ssi To such cti1eU> rhi-
R.m"d, Pnw,ir and l. appli, Il >i.futliy and III
effects ave truly wonderful
Pric. 81 per Box Aud rnr- guaranteed or ;h-
rtfln.ed.
LEWf PINCH, Agent.
Al II X Chd'- Hardware Esiabli shment on I'd st.
rtw doors east III Brady. iiyl0d6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
A Chance for Bargains,

~ have on hand large and superior 81 OK
RTa Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry Gold
SA.,SA Chains etc, which sill for cash greatly
reduced prices, rs am anxious to reduce my stock
before going east p. NJ. HOUSED,
octl6 d,f No > L-Claire Row.
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Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad
-.
Spring .l,.y'assg esssessf,


Spring e4rs'dss cement.
an and afr Monday April l4th 1856, and unit
Ofnrther notice, trains vii leave Rock Island daily
Sundays excepted a. follows
LIST mail train 1t 500 A N
I'd express. stopping only at the principal
stations al 1O.5S A II
3h night express stopping u all stations 91OPM
4th freight with % class cars nj $40 A n
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sunday *
cptcd, as follows
Is. rikSt eApse1.se. o.W a Il
ii express, stopping only al pfin stations 400 p.
I'd mail train a. iO.l5P y
an frei8ht with "a class S.45P.N
AT trans over this road arr cittct eonnexion
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central X. h. To aud from Detroit To-
letio Cleveland, Columbus CINCINNATI, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Falls Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Also al
LsSalle with trains OF the Ilinuts Central Road
North to Gslens and south TO ST. Louis and Cairo to
which places tickets can be procured of
STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
B p. Depot Rock Island
Passengers are reminded q the necessityof giving
distinct directions to the destination Of their bag
gage also procure tickets before taxing their seats
IL the cars the conductors collect fares only to sta
lions the line Of the Chicago ARocs Island railroad
JOHN 3, TRACY Superintendent.
" n. WR14AS, Asst Snps 81 81
Rock Island April I 1885 ldtfl
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ER.E.v.KLZ.V'
Insurance COMPANY
Office N. Woo Q Of Main I Chesnutstrest
ST. LOUIS. MO.

CNp1uAos S2OO,UOO
WIN D'RNCH, Pres't AID ABELES, Vice Pres
CHAS. ABRAMSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Z. A. Cuno. Chas. +. Meyer, Henry Block
u. Meier, A. C. Cordes, E. Wilmot
H. J. Spaunhorst.
p. Is. HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
The undersigned is Agent for this new Insurance
Company, which Is managed by some OF the most sub
stantia business Of st. Louis and Is ready at all
times to take risks reasonable rates. 1t should
not be overlooked that this is good Western Com
pany, and should be supported by citizens INSTEAD
ofbeing swndled ~ Eastern swindling institutions
OF which there are so many.
dec25d1y B. HARDING,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
X. 4 ]. Nelson's Jewelty Store,
vS"SrheS. .pPsrPss.y HMH
Fancy Goods,

n VIZ have just opened On Brday ST. few
ESDS doors above the Post Office, new and feau
nA..hti,ul assortment Of watches, Jewelry, Silver
ware Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc, which we can and
will sell As cheap rs any establishment west oil New
York. purchase exclusively al the 1o,oest cash
prices, frcm the manufacturers and importers. We
would respectfully invite the ladies to call and exam
ina our stock; we always take pleasure in showing
our goods. From our thorough practical knowledge
and experience in watch repairing we feel e - foe
OF giving entire satisfaction thereby meriting be
usre ef public patronage marchs "a
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\ IOtNT STOCK COMPANY
Garii.,i s5OU.UOO.
rI,HE most rapid reliable and secure means otIrai-
sit b,tween New York ana the Atlantic csttes and
the Great West.
PRIxC!rAI OFFlCEs-s2 Broadway y II Sene' a
street, Buffalo, ! y
PRppRiErOKS X DIRECTORS
a :, H.kNtY Fp WILLIAMS J MCKAY,
a UAENEY, II JAMES.
ONE, en ftont -trr"i, Davenport, Iowa
Ptcknfc- and ,io..is gong EaH,nusi be deiisert i
at q /, VI - ~ i.r 20 m, sane DAY ana lei
he Wrst by IL A VI
sa.gaoia received after that 'iInr VIII De "-iti III,
same day
fsb21dt1 HULL, ALLEN co Agents
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

Principles. Amer constant practice Of many wears
all kinds u disease he :'> happy IL say that he
will Civ" satisfaction To all that employ him he can
produce good Certificates as auy other man West
Of New York He j. here only a few mouths, and the
many important cures h. has Effected sine. he came
will speak more him than readily b. Inserted
in Newspaper.
since he here the most viii
tify Ia h- ,biiiti"- 'pt,tIr-t,It Veterinary Sar-
cyl paid
He earnestly oicii- trid "u any were case
whatever Al, be cannot cur. il any other man
can b. a"I L. lac viii pay han ut of his own
pJckei.
pole ssi, u,i flsrulas warranted curej IN any
slas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
FURNITURE 4 IIPhOLSTERy
Furniture and Chairs,

NAH BARR has opened an additional
1A I'M Furnturr Ware Room, in the buil:
ing adjoining hi olone, on the west
side Of Brady street. where he IS he
Is prepared ait upon all who may favor him with
caII.
He would also respectfully inform the public that
hecarries on the Cabinet Making business il all
1t, branches
CUItius madewth dispatch.
s1&zz@u~+~s tnovl
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SAW MILL.
~ q n - n L. Il.

At NO N s saw AND PLANNING
AMlLIS every description ~ PINE LUMBER re-
quired. have started nv Mills IN complete order.
and having a g,ad stock u st Crox Logs on hand
am ready Ia receive orders for kind 81 Lumber,
wi,i, pledge myself Ia AL with promptness aud dis
patch, In the order in which they received:
nrst come first served have At present on hand a
large stock If
Seasoned Flooring,
both rough and dressed. and having taken great
aims 10 the services OF the best mechanics in
the State, feel sssurea that lumber planned
my Min will give satisfaction. | will do job Planning
~ low as any establishment in III" West
Person wishing u build where time Is obj-ct,
contracting esewheSe IA have large quantity u
Seasoned kssssebe1'
hand want 20 supply this section 81 the csun-
try with
Shingles,
have purchased aud put mp Woods Patent Machine,
connection with my Mill, and am satisfied can
supply my customers with better Shingle at less
money than any brought here for, can be made
b any other machine I also make Shingles by hand
cd viii continue to do - long they In de-
0and.
take tins opportunity TO return my thanks for past
voes, and solicit from my customers and the public
continuance Of the same.
tap2idAtwtfl JOHN NJ CANNON
homeopathic MEDICINE.
Oh. PRINCE, n D.-To be consulted at his DisI~n.
saPy, On Brady. between Fourth and Fifth streets
daily, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. till 4P NJ Residence
northeast corner Brady and Fifteenth streets
sue9s-dAw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

Stoning'on, Norwich or tall River
Through Tickets good On etht, -, the above
routes.
rhr.ugh Tickets and general nforma,lon can be
procured ii the Comp;ny's One, NJ, - Dearborn
street opposite Fremont House Chicago
Merchants Produce and Stock Dealers siake
through contracts by calling the Company Agents
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
b. +. SMITH. Gen Agent, Cleveland. q,
decI1iti
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Hams! Hams!

4 Choice lot OF Sugar Cured Hams jus, received
IA and FIR ale,
lauglId;fl N. DAl.LZELl, Jr. co.
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Aawkeye Insurance company,
D.aTEN,pORT.IOW..a.

Office u Brady stree l. over Woodward 4
Harris Dry Goods Store.
J. N. D Buirows, Chas. Leslie, lgBaiius LANCER
VIM. Wood l.. G. Desssint, p Merwin, James II
Dalxell, C. G. Parry,J. N. Witherwax, Alfred San
ders, B, WoodwArJy jena Gamble, Alden Z Nal
lery
OFFICERS
ALFRED SANDERS, President,
c G, Parry, Vice President.
ALDEN T. 4ALL8Ry, Secretary
BIB. WOODWARD. Assistant Secretary.
CHAs. LESLIE, Treasurer.
septs-dtf
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INSURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
HEt1aa
Insurance Company,
Hartford Chartered 1919
Cash capital OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S50000
Home
Insurance Company,
OF the City Of New York
Norths"cs
Insurance Company,
or New York.
tupiIU e. SINDU
Oon1lcCtfC11
Mutual Life Insurance TO-,
acquired Capital. ...................$ .2oO0. 900
OFFICE
ON WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
Between Front aud Second SITS
DAvEN poRT IOWA
keystone
FIRE n MARINE INSURANCE CO,
or Philadelphia, Penn
AuIHoRlzEb CAPITAL, 4300,0W
n. MeRiARrY. Pres. ANsos GRAY, Vice Pr.
NJ THOMPSON, Sec. A. FINEFIELD, Agent
Office In Atkinson's Building, Cd street, Davenpo
iowa. oct26 1yd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE.
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THAT ARE SOLD
Especially Cheap,
.4D.a.AfSO.N' y R.aPP.
AAMAnnn0

PARASOLS,
Beautiful assortment ct lees than
Wholesale Prices.
KID GLOVES,
ssteuaiity-eAsepsss In town.
DRESS DARECES,
WIN b clossd out undsr prime cost
CRAZE 0uAWLS,
sopsr cat. under rssi vsius
F1RNC1 LAWNS,
HaaAsons styles, o. great saessacs
EAlD1OlDERIES,
Balance OF stock-3rsat bareaius,
FANCY SILKS.
DOSING out, nS bslow their real value.
DHtAl0E REMNANTS, al
T~v 0sp.
VAIBRED MOREEN.
yse akassno-oe ssssrn COST.
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HrrpKRFNCES
st A Il KS
INDIAN
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!

An InfaHibie Rfusdy for feser aud gue, Dumb
Ague Night .steeGtS and az Kindred diseases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
DR.. j MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

- WISHES toi utotln the public that lie has
eNM pernan. ntly locat Il in Davenport, where
he will continue To Ia at all the diseases the
u ~ hurs. i, subj ct TO. The most Scientific