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Daily American organ., 1856-04-07

d. R. Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1853, says:
"Haying experienced very great benefit from the
use of Hoohands German Btters, in Chronic Dysen-
terry and Functional Derangement of the Liver and
its concomitant evils, am desirous of obtaining a
quantity of it for the benefit of my community You
will, therefore, please send lot, &C.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-07

ROSES RENOWNED REMEDIES.
NOR the radical Cure Of Coughs, Colds,
II Consumption, Group, Whooping Cough, Dc
Avoid all qnackery, and take medicines prepared by
regular physician only.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-07

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
iy 17--eoif 8m
Daily American organ., 1856-04-07


This Emetc exerts a very sautary influence over
the animal economy, and removes diseases when
other remedies fail
The stomach is coated frequently with viscid,
tenacious fluid, which prevents the action of purga-
tives and other agents in this the functions
of this primary and important organ deranged
that nothing will act benefcally on its living bre
Cathartics pass through it and the bowels without
removing any morbid accumulation, or restoring a
healthy lone to these parts. s1
This emetic, from its peculiar combination, has a
threshold effect upon the system. When any morbid
affection depends upon, is connected with over
distension of the stomach the presence OF acrid
indigestible substances vomiting gives speedy relief
2. Ii not only thus disodges from the stomach for
eign and deleterious agents, but il produces new
action, and thus changes the secretions by its stinu
lating effects on the stomach, lungs, liver, &c.
8. In consequences of the intimate connexion be-
tween the stomach and the capillary system, the
minute vessels of the surface most important and
salntary effect is produced by the operation of vom-
ring, IN causing perspiration. In short every part
Of the system by its sympathetic effect is more or
less benefited BY this Emetic. Hence it is recon-
mended in every arrangement OF the digestive or
gans in Dyspepsia, in Affections of the Liver in bill
ious and febrie complaints, sick and nervous head
ache loss Of appetite, pulmonary disease, Group or
Hives, whoopfng Cough, Incipient Apoplexy, Hys-
teric Fits, &c. Price IS cents.
DR. BROTHERS. RHEUMATIC PILLS.
These Pulls are very eficacous in every case of
Rheumatism, whether acute or chronic; and am
satisfied from my own observation OF their great
efficacy IN the worst and most obstinate cases. that
they are not surpassed if they are indeed equalled
Ly any other pills Of the kind in existence they at
tenuaie viscid humors remove DISTRACTIONS regulate
the SYSTEM purify the blood, and thus the
plant. The Rheumatic Liquid used with the Pills,
10 hatbe the parts affected, will very much facilitate
the cure When the case is very obstinate aud does
not yield readily to the above medicines Syrup
made from the Alternative Powder, (Which can be OBJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
Puritan Origin Of the Fugitive
slave Law.

The Boston Courier gives the follow
ing bits Of history, from which it ap-
pears that the practice Of rest. ring fn-
gitives from service has its origin a.
mong the old Puritans:
1t may interest the readers of those
papers, as piece Of curious antigua
rian history, to know the origin Of the
practice Of restoring fugitives from ser
vice.
In the articles Of confederation be.
tween the United Colonies Of New Eng
land, to-wit:-Mass., New Plymouth,
Conn. New Haven, &c, made in 1919
and made, as the preamble declares,
by those who "all come into these parts
OF America with one and the same
end in aim, namely: To advance the
kingdom OF our Lord Jesus Christ, and
to enjoy the Liberties of the Gospel in
purity and peace"-there is the follow
ing provision:
ut is also agreed that if any servan,
runs away form his master into any
confederate jurisdiction, in such case,
upon certificate from one magistrate
in the jurisdiction out Of which the ser.
want fed, or upon otter due proof, the
said servant shall be delivered to his
master, or any other that pursues and
brings such certificate proof
1t thus appears, says the "Courier,'
that the rendition Of fugitives from ser.
vices in this country commenced more
than hundred years. ago, and, wha,
is remarkable, the mode of proof re-
quired by the agreement of the colonies,
is precisely analogous to one Of the
modes prescribed by the act of 1850
the only difference between them be-
ing the more elegated character of the
tribunal 'in the jurisdiction out of
which the servant fed" before which
the proof is now made, and the great
er caution, in the proceedings. 1t is
presumed that the subjects of this COM
pact between the colonies, were rather
white servants and apprentices than
negro slaves, who, in l643, were very
few in number. 1t was very common
in those early times, more than at pres
ent, for master mechanics to take in
dentured apprentices, who, if they alb
seconded, were land now are) liable to
be arrested and returned to their mas
tiers, as persons held to labor or service
in the State whence they fled.
The same rule prevails now in re-
gard to white fugitives which Wa. a.
dopted by the Puritans, and is applied
BY the fugitive slave law to fugitive
slaves. Yet the abolitionists would
see the Union dissolved rather than
apply the same rule to runaway blacks
to which runaway white men are sub
iected'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

bearable oppression, that the people
will rise and establish a new govern
ment. This movement would be like
lighted torch thrown into magazine,
the explosion all over Europe would be
tremendous, and carry destruction to
many thrones. We trust, then, that
England and France will not violate
the laws Of nations by interfering be-
tween the sovereign and his people,
but let hun continue in his career OF
madness until An euraged populace
shall tear the brute in pieces and assert
the right Of sovereignty for themselves.
The example would become contage-
Gus, and Louis Napoleon might again
find himself an humble exile in New
York, or under the protection Of the
Queen. The forces are gathering
strength, and the people arc muttcring
ominous sounds all over Euro pc, and
We should not be surprised to see an
other upheaving - in le4e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
TATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA. NOVEMBER d. 1856


LATG9T WE'VE
Trsn'eas n J Nov IL
: Alafks .Rspablican meeting here last
a ,IEn noo'nsted Fremont and Dayton Tor
As'"' wan much enthusiasm.
Baltimore, Nov II
Brig Gen Bl.ekhe.d died here last nisit,
aged y. He va, commander ., Fort Hen.
- ."~ w. 'seo ID 'ns '''''e' :" S<s
OsWe9o NOV IL
The propeller Civ Of Hamilton, VII h .
cargo OF 0our from Hamilton TO Ogdsns-
burgh. spaGng . leak in the recent gale,
aud wse run ~ the Canada shore where she
sunk
Propeller Ray State. from Ogdenshurgh,
reports passing large QuantI'y Of wreck be.
" ..'% ~ .,' ~. .1 =. h",dr.t 800. w
u taiIovv and Aomr h.,e Also been Dick.
up on Long I.l,I d near Kioe ston. II i,
not ~: known ~ MANY persons were on
boa ID. hu, i, 90. .nnDo,sd stou, ~. ali Of
WHOM, are los,
The f,llow,.. ,r.,e some Of the Officers.
Cap, H. mmond' Of Cleveland. S p iBrvsnt
Cl.,k. Of re-, 4. md. IL, engineer. William
Blanchard. Avon 4 bio
-
usrris0o!8o, NOV IL
The Official returns Of the vote OF IS
| con, tie. r. Penn ehov. for Buchanan
Ola SlA E..;o. ion s:q d;vided =. eol.
r :0n c.i,-... 60 o70
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

In Phiiadelphia on Wednesday Isaac
c. Sherlock, . clerk in the employ Of
Walmer 4 Clodgers, dry goods store,
Market street, shot William Clodgers,
one Of his employers, at the junction
of Seventh and Chestnut streets. Three
balls took effect, and the wounds were
mortal. The cause is reported to be
an improper connection between the
employer and the wife Of the clerk.
The latter gave himself into custody.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
IOWA 8k8CTSOX.

oVWA 868CUbOS.
AdditsoaA returns favor the superstition
ihsa ths 1fs0ent majority will not exceed
5000.
BUCHANAN AA5oaIfIE1.
Wapello Co.-Larxs Dsaoer atic MAORI
ity. Cillsspy. elected 10 Convention By
l07 msj.
App.aoess-givss "0ld Buck" oo0-s
gain. Harris elected to Convention.
LIE eoua'y, 80: gain about $50.
DssMoiDss, 200; gain 30.
vsnburen, 3oa, gals 3ss
Davis, s35; gain 333.
Dallas, II; gain IT'S.
Marion, ESQ; gain 100.
Jackson III, gain eos.
Dubuque 1865; gain 357.
Wayne 1871.
IasAoMT MAgoai rl8s.
Je6srson BY decreased maj.
Louisa, sou, Dem. Esiu.
Jasper BY decreased maj.
Madison ~; Dem gain %.
Henry, I.OOs.
Polk, s., Dem gain $50.
Mahaska, 100; Dem gair lao.
Jones, 30l.
Johnsoa, 1si.
Linn, $40.
Buchanan, SAP.
Benton, 100.
r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
RNYS, l,LNI,nlNC.
~ d - e =
COMMERCIAL COLL EG E,

SouIHEAsr CuRSkR shIse1oS ANEStE 4 1HIRh ST
SrIUUiS So,
Incorporated b. the .lal Assembly, Janu-
i AIRY twenty fourth. 1879, with fgli authority
40 giant dipi. mas. award degree, cpBiT hon" n,
and .nercise sii and singular the privikHs COMMON
To- c nm rid i.g,s authorized by law, 10 other
stats II Charter, Sec
aii.i n Double Entry. B,ok-kt pinl comm. is
CtIlullt onr. Commercial Law aud nriahriI...
Cent M u cAn enter for ~" course arparR ely,
aui at any as INST "a GVE a. iuIaIt'd iid Al,.-
al al NOT tas-.s and each uel,srun at + uh-
y nd - 4 utd,r c"n,ltl Of It's respective fr,f rs
whp aim, IS responsible for the p'usfrss u his
puIi4
- ar Gentlemen wishni t" prrpar 'h"n'-
,tls u-ines> pursuit. are resp Efulit inyt
a.. business hours, and "yanIiur the mod
i in~t,st ti"n, thu progress ut itr puptis.
ii So faClIities eNtcni-d to these fcsiTuus
ia ni>c!,e- suT the ~ sctf, al duti +, Of
a. house. Personal ref.T lie. gwen L.
Is nrrc'i and ify (15ol practical ac'"uu-
tauT,..r1 S. "a ,htfge OF books IN this cry all OF
VII "a ha.e npIeI.-t their business t4iucstiyn ia
th< Iasti u'on.
r,Ea terms Ihr course - instruction. and all
bu-jii connected with the ahov can cad At th-
u E-F.-; corner Of Washington avenue ami Thi,d
street sddr -.
O. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
R0CKnILl T. SELLERS,

Dealers IN
EDvss ~. Z ~ ssstcAls. PatNis. Otis
DNS .sfesf ~. Psr6N 0sssN. Zen.
cn and Toilet criticize.
n L. corner Harrison sni secund .treet.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

The HoMEs OF lHE CANDIDATES.
James buchanan resides in the old Fed.
eral an l Wing County of Lancaster,
within a few hours ride of the city
Of Philadelphia. This county .xhib.
tied a gain Of over three thousand for
the democracy, and in the Wheatland
precinct alone the gain is five hundred,
while in the city Of Philadelphia Mr..
Buchanan leads Fremont nineteen
thousand, being gain of sixteen thou
sand since the October elections.
John c. Fremont resides in the city
Of New York, where the majority a.
gainst him is twenty-five thousand.-
The candidates very evidently have sa-
gacious appreciative neghbors--Cin.
Enquirer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

S The New York Post learns tina,
some difficulties have sprung up be-
tween Mr.. Jas. Colt and Col. Sam'l Colt,
bis bother; and that the former, to
enforce his claim for $3.50, 900 has at
tached the property Of the Colt Man
ufacturing Company Of South Hartford,
Connecticut, which will be contested
in court OF law. The sudden decease
of Mr.. Jocelyn, the treasurer Of the
company, in the absense Of the Colo
mel, has created some impediment in
the management Of the company.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

The PreyideMtsal Atectors chosen
on Tuesday last will be called by the
governors of states to meet in each
state capitol on the first Wednesday of
December, and cast their vote, and
choose messenger to carry it scale
to Washington. On the j
Wednesday Of February the rel d. IS
will be counted by congress and de-
clared.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

~ During the month of October
last there were twenty three fires in
the United States, destroying over
$4,000 worth Of property each. The
aggregate loss was el,os0,0 900. New
York lost esso, 900, and Philadelphia
eaeo,ooo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

The furniture, silver ware, china and
glass ware, mirrors, paintings, &c, be-
longing to Huntington, we're knocked
off on Wednesday at his late residence
on East street, New York. Some ar
ticles went above their first cost, but
the whole brought about $4,000, and
cost originally $4,000. The house is
but l6 feet front. Mrs. II. was at the
sale /; and lid on some of the things.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
Notice.

To william Simpson, Rob 'rt Simpson, thu M,ssIs-
sippi ami Nj souri r. iiroad Company, and sli ,th-
ers interested In the lard her matter j. scrib d
You are hereby no.if that BY virtue II % orti-
dnance Of the city council ~ the city Of Dsvtnp ri
passed 8 ptrmb 10Th, 1885, entitled An ordinance
for the con lhnatiun and extrnsi Of nth street
in the city Of Dav nport easiwardly"A jury OF six
dsint.rested fire. holders Of said city viii be SUM
monei and sworn at tha Mayors flce in said city
on the 1t day Of Dec mber next G $50 at so'cock
A N. u assess and award the damages and benefits
that may TO the Of the land proposed Il
b. taken for the continuation and extension Of said
street Che verdict OF the first Jury rturn on the
18th inst. having be by me fer sufficient sci
asid y The following is description OF the tract Of
land propnse ~ b. taken fur said extension OF said
sire shevn by the plat of the survey thereof
by the CITY engineer and on file in the Mayors Once
To Wit:
tract SO frei wide from tn pr I. rnin
OF Fourth street to the river Front street contain
ing forty-three one hundreths Of an acre Of land
said William aud Robert Simpson. and t~, nty-nin,
ono hundreths Of an scr" Of land Of said / N Raj
Road Compa.y-N ' mber "a h. 1856
6CR MITCHELL, Mayor Of city Ut Davenport
Daily till Dec LIST
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

Joel W., son Of the late Commodore
Abbott, was drowned at Buffalo, du-
ring the burning ofpropeller Spaulding,
to which be was attached. lie was 50
years old, and leaves q wife and three
children.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

Fanny Elssler is now in Paris, and
her hair, it is said, is almost white.
Some of her old companions at the
Grand Opera-there are some yet :
asked her if she could still dance. The
once charming Fanny replied, MY
friends, have golden castanets. but !
do not dance any more
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

The Journal Of Commerce, aftel
stating Buchanan's election thus sum.
up the whole result:
Both houses Of Congress will b,
largely democratic. New Jersey la.
secured democratic L. s. Senator il,
place Of Mr. Thompson, Of the same
politics, whose term expires on the 4tl
OF March next. Altogether, as com.
pared with the present congress, ther.
has been a net gain of more than sc
democratic members, making differ.
encc OF more than sixty in the relative
strength OF parties.
In short, the triumph is complete in
every department Of the national GOV.
erhment. Scctionalism is defeated and
driven back into its den, aLasl,cd and
contoun,led. The Union is preserved
and strengthened. Patriotic men NAV
now breathe freely, and business men
can make their calculations safely, so
far as domestic matters are concerned
In this city everything has been
swept clean by the democrats, aided as
they have been (anl it should not be
forgotten by the old line wings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
JOHN J. LOCKE.
House, Hotel = Sfe0ssa boat
FUkNI HING WAREHOUSE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No. 10 Fourth street, Ten 8uildings

No. 10 Fourth street, Ten Bnildinss
Sr LOUIS. NO
NINE CrTLrRY, si'v"r. PstHi, Brit ANA, pis'is h.
II ed J,,anne and Y stn Tincarr, ". oden and
Willow War. r. aih-r Dust.r- Brushes. Bs.om~
inciuding. vrfy s-icte IN the Housa Furnishing linz
| would say To Mar hsnts and ID slers gene oil,
throughout the West haying de trrnntt Ia do -irc-
ash bu mess asd receiving my goods diy.et ON
manUf. 1tarers, ! am enahl d q OFF, srctrI
udu' Mt rhan any other Hvnss in IN. w--t-in
country. county Merchants, while IN thc city, ar
: cue Il t..Ca Goods pack a ai.t sent to an. part
~ tn country fst2A amo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
r. A daily Black "Republica,

~ A daily Black Republican
contemporary congratnlates itself by an
nouncing that truth crushed to earth
will rise again, sometime or other, We
know" lt'sa pity Black Republican
ism" is not truth and cannot rise again.
But if the Republicans" can cxtort
from the new dispensation Of Beechcr,
Cheever and company, this new truism,
'F.sshoo crushed to earth shall ,i.e again,
then Black "Repubicanism" may rise
and shine in eternal glory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
LAND FOR SALE,
lSOUR ~ acre bots, mile North Of rniton II,
II on the n ana y Railroad, On 7, A,onsbi. I.

lsOUR " acre lots, mite norih Of Fulton station
Il on the n ana RairuAi, on n Atonsbls t.ims
Also. So acres, miir north ~ walcoit; chcap:
one-haif cash, balance in one aud two years
Also. $50 acres in Washington county, 20 acre.
IN. timber, and ruBnins at, Oh . pau This 10 nd
u only IL miles r. m Iowa City, sni IL r. u ws,h.
insten IN nm" rcd r., M Columbus T. kich ulntd-
VIII BE- sold ch.sp, AID part "a tine
Air,', four ~ acre lots near Iowa City, besutiru
farming land. apd wtIi sat.ri.
Aisoi L't- 10 Wet Davenport, Esnsing 10 Fire
from 90 feet by 100 10 ~ acren, add sr dOvu aud
painncr In OH. and two years.
Also. rev well ,'uai-.i hts in the city ~ DavsS.
port, ~ lee sold nn easy tenn.
Also, one we'll dashed new brick dw,ll,ng eight
room, large cilar wood h".. ard stable, bsautnul
~ situated on N. hii; from the obs rvatnvy cen b.
Sen aisrge portian OF ID" city, k,~A Island AID
Nuiinr.
Also. SEVERAL h"s bn,idinTs On LEASED ground
would be Sold on reasonable t,ims App.yto
I-It RAba
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

f1- The St. Paul (Minnesota) P;o-
neer estimates the population of that
city at 10000, and Of the Territory at
nearly 100000. In ls49, St. Paul
did not contain 500 Inhabitants
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

SoNS PorATVxs.-We SAW some DO.
tatoes yesterday from the farm of C.
W. BALDWIN, about eight miles from
the city, on the Olive street road.
which We challenge the world TO beat.
They are white pink-eyes-the largest
aished II pounds and the othersl1,
am one acre produced two hundred
and twenty-four bushels. Will any
body beat it NO. Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

GRANADA TO BE A FUTURE VENICE.-
At no great distance from the city OF
Granade are situated a cluster of the
most beautiful fertile islands it is pos
sible to conceive. I. ey vary from a
few square yards to several square miles
in superficial extent. l;eyond these,
and separated from them by deer,
navigable channel, stands the large L.
land Of Zapetaro, whose bold headIands
and irregular surface serve as a gui' e
to all who navigate the lake. Zape,a-
no is in its western extremity scoop
out 30 as to form an almost circ,. :.
bay, and the shore Of the mainland OPP
posite having deep curve, an almost
circular lay is formed Of several miles
in diameter, so securely sheltered by
highland as to make the slightest ship
lie secure upon its surface, even when
storms may be lashing into fury the
more exposed parts of lake Nicaragua.
The southeastern part Of this bay is al
so entered by channel Of deep water,
which divides the south western extrem-
ity of Zapetaro from the mainland. The
northern part of the bay is bounded BY
the cluster known as the Thousand
Islands," each one Of which ito our
mind) is in = short time destined to be
full Of houses, stores and commercial
warerooms, and where vessels Of con-
siderable tonnage can move from one
depot to another with more ease than
the ox-carts now use. in Granada. On
this city Of . thousand islands pure
cool water will be always convenient,
and it would be impossible for impuri-
ties or infections to exist in its vicinity.
Here canals will occupy the place OF
streets, and light, fairy like pleasure
boats will supercede horses. Here, in |
stead of . Wall street, we have Ri
alto here will be seen and heard SEN
oras and senoritas in their gondolas,
singing love-songs in the starlight; aud |
,erc will be the most pleasing combi-
nation Of health, convenience and beau
y in any city upon which the sun ev.
n shone.-N Nicoragxense.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

= DouziaassJerroid, the famous Engli.h
sspr 4, comesseed life asa printers dev;n
- ~ first literary seteopt, like that al
frsaklia. vas WRITTEN during bic hear, n
!cisase. 80 1seeeed iase shs sssy box q
~ s0o)sSsss 49, e1esooeee oG6seape Z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

\ PLAIN DirrsaEAc .-in~ Cine ;nuatt
Gazette having asked. What ist the differ
ence between a Buck Democrat, and q
Buck nigg.rp" The Enqairer rnplys, .'ius,
the difference there is between James Du-
chanan and John C, freemontS
r. A man IN Louisville Ny, wal
caught recently thrussiag boz Pics late
biz ~ h order b div 80 ~ devil.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

Mr.. Huntington, the New York for
ger, dimes in the Tombs, to be sure,
but he pays dollar q piece for pears.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

A DWELLING HOUSE, containing Eight ruoms
N and ~ u Lot for nv years. situated On The
uu6 between brady aud narri~n STREETS. Apply
WI v. GURLEY or ~
anKIelu NICHOLS ISnELl Z co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

Our table this morning contains the
Off, ial 70 for Pres d INT 0: "a counties,
and the estimated majorit,es Of til,
remaining 10 counties. These sum ~
as follows:
buchanan 0l,47s
Fremont 9l,3OO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14


iu sums 10 suit spplicsut,. Enquire Of
TALLMAN l. PUW ERS
(nsAp22dtN Atkmsou'- Block Scsnd Ut.
~ LUABKR Of all description. l..,h, sh,u.
- sies, Slaves, &c, for eI,wby
RENwICk 1 SON.
ansllltn Raj ROssd Depot SsC AM.
n>A0VIY To LUAn long short ,.nr
- llel7dt0 AACKLOT 4 CORBIN
ADDR. r n CAvANAUGH we would sail
attention to the card Of this gentleman In
anAther column, as one which merits the attention
"ithe amicf~t. The Or. 70 an old and thoroughly
educated physician, sui has devottd his life 70 thu
>pe's dis~asns hr advertisers to trat lie BRING
Jacks .nviic. his late heme. -CAics0e Journal Nay
l6sA, 1886
r.r sale in thi. cit, by c. Z. wERR. iva
DPRAuD w womb call att Mt on OF tn,
- pubic sssiat fraud daily przciic drpon
H. uhstslsrth0 IL q sr vi Of DR.. J. HOs1EI-
ki:iers have bscons % popular, 9th having been
nakine prspssoens 81 iisnate Il, and In soae case.
hsv. purchas 4 I'D bp,ti-s and refl!ed them. "
Would aivisr ~ persons ~ buy VI none but re>pec
Die dealers; te ssaaine all COVERED with metal
Tic cap, and the name on t.
v,o.,HseS 'sk - Iseressc:,
GEO. b SAneEHr, Pres't. J. Y. PAaEER. Cash.
TINE und-rsimed proprietors Of The Bank Of
,:on. .; i. cS. S1ss:' lnni1idu.lis ..spon.,S-
for 81 ITS asuss aud will re em the Nntes Of ssid
Institution, q Its in the city d toreoce In
ontn, and ct ether Of their Dankns Houses, in 9ast
ersv hxchsnas.~r In specte u ssns saass e 0sAse
IL. SAn0lNv : 0sNi9 - @. 4 90
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

~ Henry F. West, Mayor Of In
dianspolis, died on Saturday evening
last.