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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

Atchson, Stringfellow, JEFF Davis, Pierce and Blu
chanan, was the policy, first, Of the most outra-
geous and infamous system Of ballot-box stufing
ever practised in civilized community-San
Francisco not excepted; and, secondly, policy
Of military coercion and terrorism, fire. sword
confscation, robbery, scalping, and other
crimes too CHASTITY and diabolical to men,
ton, we could support this horrible mockery Of
popular sovereignty no longer-not an instant
longer; for we cannot be made party to the
obtaining anything upon false pretences.
Thus much upon Kansas in this connection 1t
does not interfere with the fact that in Fremont
and on his platform, and in the general drift Of
the revolutionary movement of the people which
is carrying him on, we have Presidential can
didate and policy for which we have been la
boring for three years past against this reckless,
ruthless, shameless imbecile, treacherous, truck
ling and infamous Pierce administration, and its
anointed administrator, de bonis nan, James Bu-
chanan. We have candidate and a party con-
testing this election against both the domestic
and foreign policy OF this wretched and accused
administration; for while Pierce's domestic poll
into the midst Of The terrors Of a hcohin club
bis foreign policy, through the agency Of Mr.. Blu
chanan and Lis Ostend manifesto but for the
strong vii. Of Marcy would have embroled us
and our worldwide commerce, before the peace
o. Paris. in a ruinous war with the combined ma
val Powers of England, France and Spain. 1t is
foI peace, law, order and the decent usuages of
civilized society at home. against governmental
border ruffianism and its bloody horrors on the
one hand, and for good fath and public respect
abroad against that savage, piratical and brazen-
faced filibustering foreign policy Of the Ostend
manifesto, on the other hand, that the masses Of
the conservative peopie Of the North are now
rallying upon Fremont
These arc the causes and this is the solution
of the late popular demonstrations in Iowa, YER
mont and Maine. Reason, justice, selfrespect
patriotism, national pride-all the virtues which
make up the honest independent man and good
ctizen--combne in favor Of putting stop to
this piratical and bloody border rufian Pierce
and Forney dynasty. Humanity revolts at the
bare idea and shudders at the possibility of the
reduction Of this government to the tender mer-
cies of Jacobin club at home and Of a gang
Of legalized freebooters upon the high seas
These are the considerations which will explain
the mysteries Of the late Maine election. 1t is
popular wrath, popular dissent, and popular re-
volt against the ruffians and their spoilsmen
sneaks and funkeys that have crept into power;
and il viii not stop with Maine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
Pennsylvania Politics.

PIrrsDuRG, Pa, Sept 10, 1855.
The procession ard democratic mass meeting ia this
city, 70 day, was large and imposing. Speeches were
delivered from two stands, in English and German, by
Charles shaier, Esq Gov Todd of Ohio Mr.. Brown, OF
Mary land Mr.. Dez, OF New York, Hon. Jno c. Brock.
inridge, Col. g. w. Black ar others.
The Fillmore County Convention met here to-day and
nominated full ticket. DR.. W N. Wright was nominated
for Congress from the Twenty first district. and Aexan
der Wadlaw from the Twenty second Strong Fillmore
resolutions passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

SNun Snuuts.-Thc homeopathists make
this fundamental principle in their practice
and not without some show Of reason. How ever
this may be in morals and in politics there is no
doub. whatever that like things produce the Ike
If Mr.. Choate's letter to the wings in Maine i
followed by complete reaction there what may
we not expect from the exertions Of Mr. Pratt in
Maryland and Mr. Hamilton in New York! The
fact il, there IL no real sympathy among the peo-
pie for these Saurians Their day il gone by
they are curious monuments Of the past; but they
have no place in modern existences. Their
sphere Of action il gone The world il altering its
condition; it is constantly changing Its form, and
it, elements are ever in q process Of renovation.
Mr.. Choatc has by this time learned that such
skeletons az be has sought TO cxhume may BE- Oh.
jects Of curiosity, but nothing more. Maine il
modern alluvial fresh. and she regulates the
attempt to put her back beyond the food. New
York will follow il her steps. She docs not care
about lie Saurians, though shc may greatly all.
nae iLc altitude Of the Rocky Mountains the
Ja.kbsnc Of TIE continent and may find in them.
teei. vsvdour and their eyplorcrs something to
ff l.g II e.. s vgyn.e.l chi r...H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

fourths Of the members Of the Catholic and Pro-
testant churches with Archbishop Hughes and
Pope Beecher at their head, are going in the same
direction 1t will be one of the greatest revolu-
tons that has ever taken place in this country,
and no mistake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

THR DRAMA AZ TIE AoApEaY-Mr. Hackctt presented
at the Academy, on Tuesday, shaksperes comedy 9TH
Merry Wives Of WINDSOR" with fine cast, embracin
the manager |" sr John Falstan; Mr. Henry Placide
Doctor Caius NJ. Wsaok, Jr as Ford, and Mr. H. Far
rem as SIR Hugh Evans The performance was an excel
lent one, md i will BE- repeated this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

The 0rrRa-The "Trova,ore" Is decidedly the bes, car
in the managers hand. II drew another crowded hous
las, night and is up for Friday. The only alteration 4
the cast was the Azucena OF Miss Adelaide Phips whc
was sung with precision and vgor than vhen sa
nrst essayed the role at the Academy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
The Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. 10, 1865.
IN al4 towns Hamlin leads Wells 22,si4, and leads
Wells ard Paten together 1914 The vote is as fol-
ows-Eanlin, So 1856; Wells, SO oil; Patten, 200.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
Exhibition Of the Mcchanics' Charitable As
ISOLATION.

Boston, Sept. 10, 1855.
The eighth exhibition Of the Mechanics Charitable
Association opened today in Faneu and Quincy Halls,
which are connected by bridge The array OF machine
ry, implements trade and industrial and artiscal
productions is fully equal not SUPERIOR to tie displays
Of former years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
Republican Mass Meeting In Ohio.

sASpusKy Ohio, Sept 10, 1855
is estimated that there were sc 600 persons present
at the republican meeting in this city to day Speeches
were made by Gov Chase, Senator Wade John Sherman
Esq., and Mr.. Howard, Of Michigan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
To the Public.

Advertisements must be handed into the publication
s6oe before nine o'clock in the evening. Announce
sss Of deaths other equally urgent notice. are, Of
sssyse e1ceI.sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept TO- 1855.
The buchanan State Convention met here 70 day The
attendance was about COO and unusually large number
Of the leading and talented Of the party were present
Benjamin r. Butler Of Lowell made the opening speech
Asahel rhelrs, Jr Of Springfield chosen President
by 500 out Of ei2 votes. Giles r. Whitney OF winchcn.
don, was his principal opponent
d Beach, ef Springfield, was nominated Tor Govern.
CT BY reclamation. lie accepted In aspeech In which
be referred in eloquent terms TO the pcrs which seemed
TO environ this nation and referred with expressions Of
those dry and worthless limbs OF the party
which the first breeze had swept away from u.s. He said
wherever the democracy Of Massachusetts, 20 he would
with them and the flag Of his country should DO his
winding sheet i they fell.
Caleb stctson Of Brantree declined denomination for
Lieutenant Governor and Charles Thompson OF Charles
town, was proposed for the nomination, but was given
10 Albert Currier ofNewburyport
The State teka was then completed AZ foIlows:-For
Secretary Of state, Jonathan E. Field OF stockbrdee; At
torney General, Ezra Wilkinson, Of Dedham Auditor Of
Accounts, Giles H. Whitney, Of winchendon; Treasurer
stedman Butwick, OF Concord.
ballot for two Presidential electors at large resulted
as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
Sailing OF the Niagara for Liverpool.

Boston, Sept 10, 1855.
The steamship Niagara sailed at noon to day, with 81
passengers for Liverpool and for Halifax. She took out
about half million in specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
OF Perry's Victory.

PIITsBuRG, Pa, Sept 10, 1855.
The anniversary Of Perry's victory was celebrated
here by military parade. The Protestant Association
also had a large procession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
Yellow Fever at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Sept 10, 1880.
There have been three deaths from yellow fever in ths
city within the last "a hours The deaths for the week
ending Saturday numbered sixteen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

HALIFAX sept lO-Noon.
The Crnard steamer due at this port from Liver
pool been sgnalled up the present hour wea
ther clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

Arrival or the Alabama ut Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Sept o. 1885,
The steamship Alabama, from New York, has arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

Gov. WISE BADLY ScARED-IREAT REDUCTION
IN NIGGERs.--The following later from Governor
Wise has been generously giTcn to the public
through Col. Forney's Philadelphia organ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
NOTICE,

70 William Simpson. The kissis-ippl snA hissea,,
RsK,tai Company and s, o;lsss .niss ..tei In
the IND he einar-r ds>eysl-et
VOC he-s'.y notinet that Nv vi-tue Of IN or
dinAAes et - Cuy Council Of the city OF Da.
venpo't. pas ed September i0'h 1876 entitled ..An
Or'nanre for the continuation and extension Of
Ponr'h street In the city o. Davenrost se.tesrt-
w." tlry Of >,x dlsinte s-ted sehohees Of said
cisv. viii be summoned and NO st the Mevo, =
oslce IN saId csry on the l1h aay OF 0csossr, loi1
70 . ssoa an1 awa.d The damasss ami hsasaes that
takso Ssr TIE coe' .nnaiion All sxfSe-ion % satd
ssrest. ~ es,t.w,hs sssptiss " ~ tracta
q taea pree-et - - tahea sss rAt4 pn,pses, -
- ssssasssa - ky ~ cisy taslases. END ~
Ne - ~ 16atss - .. tsswses ssoet - ssst osss
eeeo ~ e5eseAe eAesesA tostaastea 81 ~ OarsA
. oefs q loaA y 6ala Wly6AM AnessA 81 oD.seo
9 = sssss - = -. : I ME- eYass'
-, /. ,,..,..,,, 1s.s ss''' Sssss''.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

LIZ ha' tri-i y % over 100 cas.s ard never failed
/ cycrrt N ~ ,as'~, thoth thunder humur He
mas now IN In posst ss"u over hund Ell C"Tilf
raies Of - sirth'. AL within tvcnts mites ri Bo>
Two htttia- are uarrapted to eur, nursing sor,
mouth
one t"tnr"e bottles Fill cure n. wors- kint of
Plnplrs on III" face
Tw" to three Bottle All, ci.ac the stem ~ D.l-.
Two bottle, are warranted to cur. the worst Can
s-r in the mouth amt stomach.
Thr't % fSc bottles warranted surn he ~nr-t
case n krysipias
On. t"two bottle arr warranted. ~ hnmor
IT, tn, ives
Tw"h"itlte srt warranted +. :. ot he
and tini ehes among tho hai
Pour to SIX bottles sarra ! 'rup,
AMI running ulcers.
0nc bottle will cur, sea " ,eu,at y. ( a. ekin.
Two 10 three bott!es are warranted cure the
worst rsss ~ rirRworm
Two to three b. tties arc .rrnted =" cure III
Il sperat~ cas-. II m nn7ticm
Thre. to four bottles re warranted ea srr4 'hs AIT
rh"nm
Five t.ast ha,r., ~ir ru-- ,n- wor,' ra-.- ,
.ui8
o.u..t is Away, -Np .rienced from IT, A. b.
tle and perfatt enc s wstrs,tfi t.it the 4hnv,
oueutitvi i> taken
Read ? dd'ed over thpusaua bo't's- sf ms
in III" Vicinity ~ B".ior sroV lhe "a q of It IN
Z ever easr s. sur a. wat win rSi.nerish rre, %
Srr will this cut, humur. never >od tuitie ~ II
thai ssh an1'hcr: sf'er tri0i II away sp.aks
its " fh"r sr' iyso tning> about this herh thst
p"afs to m surprising. hr-i that i g. w. ia cur
-Iar :. IN - M r,at"s quite plentiful ans H'i ~
III" has n"ver D. IN sn uBtH dts'nN' red I ~
H-srctud that ID ~hor1 Cure ali kinds II hunlnr
In arfi"r T. SiSe sem Vi 4 of ths stid r>f and
rst p'nria r3tv " the us sovrry vli -at hat ID
/ April 1888 p"act II, ,nd e,li an * htilt'
pr .is>--il, apr ssi Id over M Thousand hot
ties ptT lay ~ II
Snmr - the ~hoi sal" druggists VII nsv h'u II
business tw"rty and thirty vear>. say thai uotn'ns
In the annals ~ patent medicines was ever s' u -
There Is n universal prsis" Of II from all qu,rters
In my own practice alxayskert IL >trictlv f.. I'M
mos, hut since lis trodrction as genera FAINT,
mrdicine. great and rtierful virtues have heel
found in it that never suspected.
Several chs"s Of cpilepic fitsa dis "ase uh'cn Wa
alwavs @ nsidared incursble, have been cured hy
few bottles o, what q mercy il wi prev II c
.usl in all cases OF that awful mslasiy-there are nm
few who h we seen more OF IL than have
know Of -sveral cases OF dropsy. all % tn IA az
people. cured by it, Pr the various diseass II IN
Liver. Sick H"edacht Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever an
ARue, Pain In the Side, Disease of the Spine, au
particularly In diseases Of the Kidneys SC, the dls
: every has done more good III ian arr medicre 90"
tncwn.
~ chang. ~ tiot ever necessary--est he hest yo
get and enough of Il
DIRECTIONS ron TaE.-Aiuit> one table aroonfI
per ay Children over ten Years dessert spoonful
Children frnm Ave TO eight yeas<. ia spoonful
no directions csn h. applicable 20 oil constit' ti"n
, tsk" 'ufhc'-ns' 70 op rate on the hvels twice day
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
Trustees Sale.

VNyIEhF AZ, On IA, attrenth 10, Il January =
w d. 1916 a"odt h IIubbar ca - uata Louis
aackiot. A. Trustee, certain de"d - r. ust en-
vr,tng 70 ssid Ttu-t.. the 'ani ,n Srot aaunry
Iowa, describ a. fellow. o-~il a the east
nall OF th' SOUTH asi qascfvE Vi section No tw ntN-
Q ven, te7i In township Nc. rPhly, tS0l north nf
range NJ i've f5) 'tsf IL the f'h principal uaeritI-
al As IN undiv,d Il hplt OF the EAST hsf ct the
northeast quarter OF the uorth-w q7art'- 4 sf-
lIon NJ thirty-fuur. (S1) 10 t'wh-h,li No eishiN,
(s0l no III ran.c NJ fige 90 est - atth principal
mcrid,sG, coutsIrins NINETY 800 acre Also ih'
.ouih--ssf quarter ~ tht notih-west quart =
SEC ion NJ 'wo, (?l hi tosu,h hip No se3 entN-hiue
llg) uorth .anse NJ fvs t5l es,t nf Gfih prrciIai
aid ,,,odtich HulAara, fer n, purpUs .. securing
the payment of two certain promi.~ory note- and th
interest thereon, guei by the said t.uodrt h ~ H
pard dated the 40 eHtt day at January \ y 1866
and paysbie a fpIiows: One Tor seventy nv
dol srs payable IN u3unths aud one .ot he ~iri
q SIX hundred and euty-ftvc dollars payable VA
twelve months from daic. Al th' hansing hons. NJ
Macklot Corbin, IN DavelptN, with interest a.
the rate % ten pr cent prr inuum after aHr And
nov said iend note having ecun,' 'u. aud
ia, abe and tb, ssd ton rIth Hubbard hsN ing al-
ed % pay tho ssms. Louis Marsiot. Ttu~tr" =
Aforesaid, do hereby thi> public unt'c' ha 'y
virtue ~ the power ihich 10 vested by sad
deed of TIust. will. on ru day III iuuttesnth lay
- october A y 1855. ~ the huur pf two s'toek an
II, Afternoon OF sad day n the Court Hpusr oar IN
tir lily ~ DayrnEsrft, eXIus. ana 4 for sat' AZ
public auction, IN. arcrs - and at.re srsne'l.
much there " a. sns be sfic M 10 ta' q an~
pay - said noi", With the inlsrest there
a to tn, day - sale gc;hor with all N aud
.xprn.cs attending ,s,d saio est ~ this notc" ami
Trpsis-'s fees Upon tie mpi"ii"' of such sal =
des ~iil b. given In accordance with the stuiai "
~ ssd p.ad oi Trust eonve, lng full and psrfe't l.
u. 10 the tract ~ land sol 10 the purchss
Dat the 18Th dsS # September, A tso6
FoGis MACKLV
.rptlq-it, Trust
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

DR WJttJsN vANIANp ~ 81 IAais. Ocouiis'
IL and ,ppthamie surgeon, 1ndins II nec~ssary TOT
his health To reside durtnR tb. warm sra-oR. in q
n,r~ n,rthSv sti uati0a. has aeirctsd % su,asrl
rrsisscs The city of RICK island ~, vh~rr hr b
es,-vsrsi ~ disres~s ~ the ~y~ and opthsnc sp
erast.us frs th1 nrss at July until tle last VI Sr
s,gsto ~ Als atteoii0a, M ~ pAti~ota WI nnt
ihae austa,e the warm sraesn thry cen ~ mssv soc
sps.ey lvsssd In ,pees hsrsAsra cllsaas~ than the
~ ~ tNa,s. VSas09
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
NOTICE.

vUVHE undersigned having dscos'd ~ their hnsi-
] nes- n N~sers Fvana, Chew h Co, take 'his
,netho! - thankise thrir formr patrons for their
kind and Ibesal rrston AMI would request con'iD
n. THOMPSON CO
n~pA1.d-f(3nR nRet r. rony,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
roT,Cx TO ADvERTssERs.

30 contracts for yearly advertiser siA p ~"
,uu-d si,sou, previous no,iesto ss
I,,,. eu,. charged aoucle t,s safps a''' '"'n' -
sype. .A.r
.-asi rstss.
Yearly advertising cdr'rSc's VII "
.spiy .tr'c,iy y, the immediate business : w.,
,,-.r. and ell other adver.i" Wy
,-,,i,.t ~ili No ehArgea extra.
Advertisements not .ceotaPanirf N'1 '''
.,i he Inserted ami forbid, aud 90 ,iE'H ~,
,.-..t,.. o., cos,. therrsn~s hFr,.d a.
oth,t ads.rtiyements
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
leHssk Or UOrsssCe'

eL0WkNC8, Noheo0ko
GRO. b - aoEsr, prss't. J. n PAA1ER, Cash
THE nndsrs,med rrnprietors cf thr Bank oi
/ Florence, n braska, ar ~ the prn-
Lions q ias Charter. inAiv,dusily responsible
Cor ai, its issnes and viii fseem the N"tss of said
institution at its cnintri IN the citv ~ Forrncp. In
o,in and at either Of their Ranking Houses, in East
ern Exchange at one per cent or in specie vt sam
rates ~ other currency.
COOK 4 ssni.ENT navsnpor,l
COOK SARGENT h n0wNEv lows city }Iows
COOK SARGENT COOK Fnrf nts sres
CO0E SAhGFNT PARKER, Norenoe ehrasSs
s.iv ~'h toAA-dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

JILsls LY.T.s.sv T.,
Il AN ID "A G. II n Il.
Office In A,chi on. Risck, Second stree.
/ ss'wces Msin and Hrsay.
I Timber Land.
~ ACREs ierss ban,iol Ttmhrr, 80 miles
l | fruui Dsvrnpott; prce tio p-r ACRE vii y.
divrtd u snn p1rth1-ers.
improved farLs
40 sc,es bighly improved tarm mites rom la,
pari; 2oj scrs eutivat,"n Z I'D BOARD 'en's with
osag "rsnE., housr, ,tsbIe. rte
s're.-sc Acrts ~ cultivation, part t,mbet u"~
haust >itbie, etc
mile from pas"ninrt; .J scrrs; 30 ser.s im-
ptoy DO scrs tmbsr--,rnnning water, hausr. sta
BILE
3Is aces } mites trrm DavenIort-'T acres ~
frncr, is0 acres in high sisie Of cultivation, i3a
tmb large orchard two good wells "f waisI,
large hvase With rooms, stsbi-s ouibuid.nes, tic
miles from Dsv-nport-lo acre. ~ esisivA,,on,
good hoase, stable etc.
81 mile- from Dayrnpot t--i90 sct-s al IN f.nc.s
90 scr,s in cultivation ~ aero, timber 20 y,
ric, hrus' stable, ttcs
mites from psvtnpor,-sp acre., 10 ceres Ia en-
ovation part i,uiber5 iaige new hau-.. scod baru
etc "te
~ miles from Div.np,r,-so acres, 81 IN
cultivation, sod hou 4, s1lf, &c
~ mcs from Dae.npoft-sJ acres; g. n
ca walton, x cd house, sab.e. etc,
u nilc, from Dav np5rtsos acres, 90 acre. Ia cul-
tivsttun II acres splendid limb r. balance prarie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
CHARLES GylDDIDE1BGM.
Dental SURGEON,
CHARTER OK
Life Insurance ttsIary,
1AnTFonD. CONN.
t4OO. 80 CAPITAL.

Tssa lAHsg Ass tsessAsiss sssstps sserssss
1,surssy lav~st Il usA th- ssertsW shi altft vs! :
tho .m,s naisre u rui,ir AsS>ssi;s,
10. Q wsskry svssI jous I. Hsu,s vns Cresf
gliA- uli S'c'c An ntncssssss,s s''rii As'a.
J.l,n 4 ALes q n A~-ita EBsssa~r. Aiis-
ss,L L.~s ss~-iv.-ib by wiLIiAM ALiEs, uAes Ia Pss'
Onic- Bniliing-. .Dav-nl.rt. loss,
t.lgsftf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
sheet Music.

Sheet Music.
SSn ARK, | hear an Angel Sing.' very rus
II SONG ronpos.d bT j. Harrent~rs
NV what shall sing yout" Il btsn,'fu. hats,,
.uns nv Miss Louisa Pynr.
''fannie Roe" lively s1up sung ny 'shrisftrs "
Now Husband. don't Complain" sung by
Rssche.
"Mat rimony Polka" SUNG oy D'Aihert.
"AnNthing nj Al" jlrt ot uolulsr airs. ar
RANGED by MIS- y, II kulkcllS
Aud srtat variety - ,ii.r pt,st id.t received
rom IN, publishers by
fs.pl--ltf > III GRANbtlI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
/. DRY COODS AND CLOTHING.
GREAT ARRIVAL Of
summer Clothing.
.sO. q LsCiGis.e R0sr,
l.. LOwENsfEIN,
HAs yast received and now .nrr. fr "a. ~. srs

II Il
II -. ard most o'npletr stock u
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And Gents Furnishing Goods !!
kver srought into tnis msrst Tn. attentoI. = be
public il earnestly invited 10 the ausity Soo,is
which ccuf'eut cannot IN POM - durability
anu taste be surpassed by any similar hoUss IN the
W-si Gentlemen VIII Please noti.e that our goods
arc selected ~ith great lea uf care and tbst our
goods are net o. hat Ind when uss ioia er ont n
fashion but the latest
9lorinG StYlo0.
Our trade is net culit,ed to sny particu,si grade
Of fabric but embraces The entire range of the Cloth
ing business, ana in stock win be fousd the nnest
sud most fashionable, ss well as medium as.iities
The extent of our sales and the cash systeIn ell
sbies Us tn o6er Great Inducements in the way "
Lew FaSC9a,
which vii be foNnd considerable per cen age i~ss
than are usually charged fer goods Of equal or infer
iJr quality In word. II Is our determination 70
yield to no competition either in the quality Of our
goods or In the moderation % chars,-
call is respectfully solicited, frup, those who are
about TO order their spring Outnts
Also, to Accommodate those who desire travel,
We have receve,is
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF TRUNKs
valises and Carpet Bags,
which will sell very low
CALL CALL 1ALL!t!
thankful for past fsyor> and aucouragement
.olioit iibera extension Of public pstrpnag"
iap&itfl I. lnwENSrtIN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
SG 90 PER ANNUM
Use Ell l. 4 N T. D u s.
The New Hotel.
WAVERLY HOUSE,
On Main ns.r 7th stree,

/ now open for permanent and transient bohro,Ts
1 rhos. who wish quiet and pleasant home durins
long or short sojourn in Davenport can dnd ~ at
the WsSeriy House. The tAbl,s will b. furnished
With the decsoes of the seAsan, III. rnoms ples.
SAINT. III. beds nr~ and son The Wave " is s-rond
10 no hotel west of Chicago In point Of issuty Of To-
cation, pleasant house, good mrI.itur, snd gees,
tables. D N. ADAMS, = opri-tcr.