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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-15
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DWELLING AND sToREHousE IN GAINESVILLE,
7sVHE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA


i TO THE SHERIFF OF GOOCHLAND COUNTY
GREETING We command you to summon The Waller
Gold ining Company appear h' tie Rules al The Clerk
first Monday IN July next, 10 answer William u. lIarI
und John Hair merchants andparncrs in rndc under
the STYLE and firm Of W. NJ Harrison & Co. Of plca OF
rcpass the tor the performances Of promises
and nderinkngs-damase s!'oO-,and have then there
this writ.
the Courthouse The 2Gh day OF Juae 1850, and the
MAR. W. MILLER Clerk
Ar RULES held in the Clerks Ohico Of the Circuit
Court of Goochland County the tin day OF Juy ls5:
William M Harrison anu John Blair merchants ard
mariners in trade under the style ind firm Of w ~ Hur
rson & Co, f'A'i'"''
The Waller Gold Mining Company, Defendants
In IN action Of treep"ss on Tie case o The recovery of
,x hundred and fifteen dollars and sxy.cslt ccn;s, nt
the Ien.t with interest thereon from the Is, day OF APRIL
1856, till paid -,
dant IN mi. case being returned executed and the deicn
5n, having been served either with The .ummonsin this
suit or with the suid attachment; and IL appearing by an
affidavit filed in this cause that ne said are no'
rcents OF this S,a,e ordered 'ha; the said deirn.
dap,s do sppesr within month after due puhhcs.
ion OF this and do what s necessary TO protect their
'nt1TG'.s Inlr sa-rwaw '0pe'- SAR. w. MILLER, C1M
VyIRC!NTA.-IN CHAHCERY.-At Rule. held in the
V Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF ChesrraSEi
county, the fret Monday in August s'o' oe'hs 'e '
day Of the sGd month: p,;,;s
William MIiny, 'H'i"'''
Against ,,c,
Martina 4. L. Milby, Deiehd"L..
This day came the plaintiff and filed his BILL the OBJECT
of which i, to obtain docree Tor divorce from Tue
bonds nj matrmony bc,wcon the said William iiby cnd
Martha A. r. Miiby hi- wife, and AFFIDAVIT having been
made (and filed with the papers u this csu'c hsi 'he de-
teudant Martha A. E. Mlby is not resident o. ms sta
oTdered that she appear here within month after
due pub ca,on of this order and do what is necessary TO
nroect her interest in this su and that copy OF this or
5eI he pubhed weekly for four successive weeks none
of the nblic newspapers printed in the City OF Rich.
mend and posted at front door of the cour, House OF
,he said COUNTY on The first dag OF term oil the County
Court. A Copy-Teste: , ~ ,.,rrnrr n r
August 9-ow4w 1ios' '. "''f"hh' - "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-15
TEN THOUSAND ACRES VALUABLE LAND
ElEAWJA (ll'S7v


IUyHE subscriber hss for sse ten Thousand acres Of
land on the waters OF Blue Creek OF superior quail.
ty for wheat srass corn tobacco hemp hux &c. Title
jndsuutsbc and wairaptcd Blue Greek 10 rHvgable to
KendslI's MILL Tor Louis of ton There
hundred 10 high state OF cultivation; good house.
orchard and excellent water, saw mill grist mill and boat
s lumber at Kanuwha salines and Cincinnati, There Is
also abundance of b,umnous und camel coal iron ore,
&C. accessible for shipping.
II il seldom tract, oderins suea inducements to farm.
ers, srsziers, or capitalists. is offered.
These lands are is miles from Kunawhs Salines, II from
Charleston Kanauha with water carriage to any point,
for grain lumber coal &c
TERMs-The entire tract is offered 81 per ucre
third cash, balance a term Of years.
Persons de.irins 10 ris: the lands will call Nj.
cholas Court House.
'"''N HENRY NJ PRICE Lind ACea.
NB-I have also several ,tacis Of improved and unn
proyed land in Nicholas and Brnxlon. II. NJ. l..
I,Iv Io-c:,n Examiner and Wing copy c3m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-15
4 VALUABLE PLANTATION IL GREENS

EOFFER for sale privately my plantation formerly
known as Cunning in the upper part OF Greens.
viie county nine miles of Jarratts Depot, on the
Petersburg Weldon Rail Road and seven east OF the
Brunswick Plauk Road The trnct contains 2oo acres
of which 200 are entirely resh being recently cleared
and highly productive; 400 are OF virgin soil and
original growth and the resi- in second growth tmheI-
c generally considered the best md most val
bic in the county on of the richness and produc
,iveueos Of it. SOIL which is highly adapted to Corn
Wheat Tobacco &c. 49, w.,
The improvements consisting of Dwelling House,
Ovcrseers House and all necessary houses, are enrciy
now having been erected within the last two or three
years and also the fences Tho tract situateu IN
healthy country, and in nsighborhood noted tor lts In
tcllgcnce hospitality and morality offers every induce,
those wishing 10 purchase GOOD land in good
nerhborhood aud convenient to market II the size be
objectionable will sell the land in divided tracts 10 suit
purchasers. Address c. F. MAuPIN, Poplar Mount,
June l9-cim trecnsvile county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-15
POWIlATAS HOUSE,

TO" HNTfN fIVTSE,
TH%Ns -, R!cIaoSD Va, July jutl, 1856
4 bee. I@aniiy situated nnd popular Hotel having
BERT Nsyma''t oy JOHN w. FRENCH and Dr. J. AL.
4ay the ian ro"ha;nn county. was opened Mon.
~ pnI,c 49,. jay 70. the accommodation of the travel
H. aa 10 pains NJ" 5c spur.d Oh their bar, to make
=" Peasant and asrecn5: 'ne WIKI 'ne'f par'i
;:t. sAsrsox, C!e.i MAYO, Pfopr'etosS.
;I7-.---' =" sue. .He car Aug l-clm
BRINE GREEN LACCIVp.5 5;0evvF 5.o
ags ID" by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-15
yAI,TABIE TRACTS OF LAND on JAMES
RivER in GOoCHLAND COUNTY, Is MILES

VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND ON JAMES
RIVER, IN GOOCHLAED COUNT, 10 MILLS
ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR SALE
acres, lying on the Canal, IS miles above Richmond.
about 50 acres which heavily mbe a. ana from m tn, ,hs
reucn quantity Of cord wood e0ad DC Su If
or The place surrounded by handsome shade trees nna
prospect for valuable coal beds are consdered unsuf
The m,s1ns wi 10 -eserved in the sale of the land
Also for sale another ,ruct land adjoining The above
containing 53 ueros Of arabic land of which 10 ceres are
celcn, DIV sEny and all olhcr buildings usually ound
on such estate.
The minerals on tho tract will be reserved
Upon the payment of onethrd of the purchase money
for each place credit OF from TO 10 years will be gwen
tor the residue bearing interest properly secured
For further particulars enquire Of
Aug Pew GODbIN APPERSON, Aucts.
SCPERIOR OLD RYE WHIsKEY.- so mali bbl'
- for sale by
u II = 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-15
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING; PROPER.


II FOH SAIL
WILL sell privately my Farm, Chambers Mills)
j tanning 900 acres of land with good Dwelling and
Store House and all necessary outhouses, and large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw MILL situated in county
of Buckipc CHAM Slate River, "a navsable stresm)
miles east OF the Court House. and le miles from James
River $50 acres cleared, ani the balance in wood
land we'll tmbercd Iii fine stand for merchandising,
and tbe Mills with the and dwelling can be sold
separately from the Farm, il pure hascrs desire Il
Terms accommodating. Address the subscriber at
Chambers Mills, p O., Buckingham County. Va
-. .cS GEORGE CHAMBERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-15
THE GLORIOUS OLD NORTH STATE!

THE GLUKIUUS ULU -NONITf u .
The result of the election in North Iaro''ha 'u"!
confirms the predictions Of our intelligent eorre'pon
dent who wrote from knston on tile loth inst y" t
have not the least doubt that his prophecies tor NO
vsmber will be equally realized. North Carolina we
reoard rs one OF the stsunchest and most reliable De-
mocratc States:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

II we may judge from the business done
by the r epublic for the fiscal year closing
on the fest Of July. we should certainly
say taat the United S'a'es were never more
largely blessed with the elements Of go a.
headativeness than at this very moment
ghe exports and Imports fQ., the yea; just
closed reach figure unknown &C. the his:o-
~ Of The country. The exports amour, 10
s3p5 900, 00o- the imports to $500 900, OcO.
In 1910 our exports were under 500, ooo,-
600. This shows an incieas Of over two
hundred per cent. in fifteen years. Among
the exports; Amer lean manufactured goods
play so important a part tina, it is quite evil
dent that in some fabrics we can defy the
manufacturing capabilities Of Europe. To
show what our manufacturers are dol, g a.
broad, we would mention that from the first
of Jal uary 70 the first of July, 1926, the ex
ports Of American manufactured goods
from the port of New York, amounted to
3,457 packages, against 1929, for tie
same period last year and 81 500 packages
were exported from Boston f,r the same
period, against li,iS4 asst year. Last year
sAe domestic consumption of raw cotton
reached about 6OO,c bales. This year,
it is supposed that we shall require ROT less
than 100000 bales, which, at Sl5 per bale,
will amount 10 S3l, 100000.
With the continuance of peace over III
world, the time is not far distant when the
United States will require l,N 1000 bales
of Gotten, and England . on O,OoO bales to
meei the consumption, both domestic ard
foreign. These figures are in the highest
degree gratifying. They show that free
trade is not injurious 10 meiican labor,
and that, with proper efforts, we can, in a
few years, COMPETE successfully with Eng
land in all the great branches Of .rade.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

oTlCE Is hereby ven thata poll will be opened NJ
~ the Court House, IN the city Of Davenport the
LIST Monday in August. \. d. 1856. at clock A NJ.
and con,ru: until o'cio k N. yftle same day,
In pursuance of resolution adpte by the City Coun-
Gil u ". city Of Davenport ON the ID day OF July A.
ID. lajS, as follows
"WISEREAs. The City of Davenport Is without a
Fire Engine and the necessary apparatus and appen-
dayes without a suitable public Steamboat landing,
without grounds for and water work with
out the requisite number Of lamps for lighting tn"
city with all II which absolutely essential 20
the Welfare Of the city; ami Whereas II is dem Il
pedrnt that twenty thousand dollars b. expended r
reservoir and water works, ten thousa dollars for
Fire Engine apparatus and aP,endages, Il ur thousand
dollars for subscribing for stck tn Davenport Gas
FIVE thousand dollars for grading. improving and paw
ing. or macadamizNR the lcvee to m Ike q good
steamboat landing amounting in the whole to the
sum Of tifty-n,e thousand dollars which unit if
appropriated will have Ia be raised by q loan.
Be MtherefIre Resolved, That OF, the LIST Monday
in August, poll shall be opened at the Court Hou-e,
In the city OK Davenport, for the subni-sion 2s this
lustin - the voters Of said city and that the
shall continue op n from O'clock. 4. NJ, till 6
O'Clock r. n. and the question shall be voted for In
the following form, to wit:
All those ia favor bt he loan shall cast ballet
"For tLs loan Of dfty-nine thousand dilars.''
And all those opposed thereo shall cast ballot.
"Acan>t the loan Of hfty-nine thousand dollars. 7"
kesoSCed, That il said Loan shall carry, the bonds
ofthe city, in sums Of five hundred dollars EACH shall
be issued and signed by the Mayor and Clerk Of the
city, the prIueipal payable at the end Of tw .nty
years and the interest half yearly .ot exceesinG
bonds shall in no event be sold for Tess than their pal
| value"
Resclred. That the Clerk give notice Of such elec-
| ton through the Iowa II DE MocRAr from tn.
present time until the LIST Monday In Augustus
jyl9 CHARLES G. HARRIS, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

To II. Wulf-Intkc, Georgr =. Bowman Mrs 3. Gu
Itch, - F.ik.rt. Messrs. Cook h Sargent. J. G.
Higgonson, A. Frahwein. r. PERU. WIN. D,rlan,
- Jennings, Collin Carsting and J. Bradshaw.
and all Others interested In the lands hereinafter
described:
Won are hereby notified that by virtue Of an
i ordinance Of the City Council Il the city Of Dav-
export passd May l4h 1856, entitled AN ordinance
for the continuation Of Second street. in the city OF
Davenport, wcstwardy Ajury of six disinterested
fre' holders Of said city. will be summoned and
at the Mayors Office in said city on the c5th day Of
July 1856, At O'Clock, A. NJ, to Assess aud award
'tc damages and benefits that may accrue 10 the
STA owners Of the land proposed b. taken for the
extension Of said street
Ine following rs description q the tracts Of land
popeu 10 Dc taken for said extension Of said street.
az py the plat Of the survey said extension
nea with said Mayor, 10 Wit In Block in Green's
d addition to said city.
- square fe.t Of lot NpO SQUARE feet of,ot 2.
1850 square f'et Of lot e4sO sauare feet OF ,ot 4
$3.50 square fst or lot 1850 SQUARE IT Of ict &
l728 square feet of lot u $500 square feet OF It a.
$3.50 square feet ofotS; $500 square feet Of lot lO
In Block in Green's said 81 addition, Of $50
feet Of lotl, 1850 square feet Of pt q 1850
square feet Of Jennings ot next OF the last men,
timed Block add srparated therefrcm BY l7H feet
aFyi l55O square fet bf Collin Carstings lot next
west Of yennings lot and acre and lS-l00 Of a
acre q J. bssdshsw's lot next Of Carstjns.s lot.
G. C. = 1ITCHRLL,
70, q, ,sss Mayor, c''l q Rsyeassst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
NOTICE,
70 David Brauconicr, Eli Butler and Aaron L. COL

70 David Brauconicr, Eli Butler and Aaron L. Col
Inns, and a"thers ints scsted in the lands hsF;in-
after described.
VOV are hereby notihed that by virtue Of sp or
dhance Of the city council Of the city Of Daven-
port, passed June a'h 1850, entitled "An ordinance
for the extension Of 18th Street, jury Of six disin-
tfrcsed freeholders Of said city win b. summoncd
and sworn at the Mayors ono. in said city. on the
aDth day ri July 1876, At O'Clock 4. n. TO assess
and award the damages and ben1ats that may accrue
TO the several owners cf the land proposed t. BE- Ia
ken TOR the extension Of said street.
The following is description Of the tract Of land
proposed to be taken for the extenshn Of said stst
shown hy the plat Of the survey OF ssd extersien
on ne in the Mayors cQce, 10 Wit: "A ttact0o feet
wide through Bicct OF out lott No - from the vest
nation Of l2th street w-stwss6k = Brady street,
Containing ll-l0D q ~ seye
60. 4. MrrCUELI.
Mayor q ~ Of Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

Immigration though the weather is
excsstly warm, is keeping up remarkably
we'll. A large number OF wagons are still
finding their way into this State, at this
point, and scattering through the country
in different directions. 1t would be source
OF considerable satisfaction for US to be a.
bic to state the precise number o: immi-
grants who have passed through this city
since the commencement of travel, but un-
do0b'sdly more than ct any other point in
the State. The country about this part Of
the State is settling up with great raridity.
and ere FIVE years .ha'l haye PASSED. al
lands suitable for farming purposes will be
UNDER a good state Of cu'tiyation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

COnNER0iAL CoLLEGK.-We would
call aitention 20 the advertisement Of Mr..
W. v. Barr, in another column se io-.lay's
paper. Mr.. Barr las been some months IN
our City. conducting his Commercial Col
iege, AMI has met with good suct ess. and
has given genei al,sati>f ctiun to his pupils
He commences his fall Term with large
class and under very fla'terjng prospects.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
Improved Farms.

I ACRES large artifu Timlrr. % miles
| l from Davenport; price 80 per acre; Val be
DIVIDED 70 suit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
90 acres highly improved, farm: miles from Paw
port; 200 i'll cultivation, a. board III
osagc orange, hous'., stable etc.
A beautiful farm 81. miles from D1vcnp
acreS-6o acres in cultivation, pant tiiubtt new
housc, Stable, etc.
8 mil from pav"nrrt; 60 acrrs; 10 acres i'm
pruve'-2U acrts Understanding water, house, sta
bic, etc
al acres, mi'eS from Davrnrort-'-s acr's IN
fence, 40 acres i'll high state Of cultivation l;3
acres timber, large orchard two good wells Of water,
large Ia use with rooms, stables, outbu l s. et
miles frcm DaTenport-so acres III cultivate n,
good house, stable, etc.
81. miles from Davcnlwrt-,2O acres all in fence.
60 in cultivation, 10 acre, tiiher 20 acr ta-
RE, house, stable, etc.
3 mills from Davenport--oo acres; 80 acres IL cul-
;ivatn'n. part tnlbr large new house, good barn.
etc, 'tc.
- nil IS from. Daven;ort-sO acres; 60 acres in
cultivation, good house, stable, etc.
II miles from Davcnport-.? acres; 60 acres in
cuitlVsttull, svOu house, staD.e, etc.
IL miles from Davenport 50 acres; co aero. in cul-
iivation II acrcsi splendid limb r, balance prari.
iarrc orchard running water, l,tuse, Large stabir
snoka house. etc.
Is mills from Davenport; 50 acres-all in cultva
ton; house, stable; etc.
Hmiirs fron3 Davenport. so acres-au IL fence ant
cultivation.
900 acres in fence and cultivation, oa the DGtu1us
road, niles frol davenport.
40 acres prairie land, , miles from pav mort beau
tful vieT owe. Rock lsiand Mississippi and Dly@n
port.
900 acres Of rich prairie land BY Walcott. som" o
1t Cultivated. Aud "A large Amount oi unmpr. We,
land in Scott County.
A number Of houses. lots aud vacrnt lots pleasant
ly situated in different parts OF Davenport. For sal
on favorable terms.
IS beautiful lots in North Davenport-tsrms libcr
ally. Apply to
jyi5i JULIUS LYrANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

The Gazette feels badly because it is
not authorised to publish the proceedings Of
the City Council. II it is from pure mo-
tives that such continual vail Is kept mp
BY that Iaaas-faee& sheet, Why don't the
nominal Editor publish them cut Of mere
phiIanthsopie a,tivss? By 70 doing he
could give 10 rsedsrs, eses il Will, some
thing ~ Psrusiag, and ly this nsass
s'ia : Wy: ''eeaa hand aa'eFisty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

Perhaps one of the most necessary
aids TO It. e enjoyment Of good h altl,, aud
still one Of the most neglected ones, is fire..
quent bathing If the body. We have Of
tea been aston shed when We have seen
persons Of sense. Tor years neglect to
bathe themselves more than twice or thrice
during the year. When cholera prevails as
an epidemic, almost the fl st persons who
are seized with it, are those who neglect
bathing frequently, and have unclean skins
Those who battle regularly generally cs.
cape il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

6aseAebesN Habs Dye.-Twcnty years experiment:
and application justify the proprietor In warranting
this thu best Hair Dye in existence. II dyes black
or brown instantly, without h. least injury tcShair
or skin Made and sold or applied lin nine private
rnms) at BACHELOR S Wig Factory, 23s Broad
wsy. New York H. sure yon get VIM A. Ratche-
lors a. tLrre Is worthless imitation, tbs genuine is
s..j in n,,verppTI ty az the Druggists.
June O-dxU I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

THE GER MAN DEMOCRACY will raise
the best flag in the cty. this evening at
O'Clock. A general attendance Of the d..
mocracy Of Davenport is aolicited, and it
Is Il, be hoped, too, that the Rlack Repub
llcans will be there to see what Germ,ns
can say and do in the Democratic cause
A number Of speeches will be delivered on
the occasion.
The enthusiasm smorg the masses Of
Germans in this city is perhaps greater than
was eyer known before, and notwithstand-
rg small clique have embraced the dar-
key frateI nifty, they will poll democratic
vote in the COMM. election, scarcely, less
than at our spri' & elections.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

The three important subjects before
the country, at present, are, warm wealth
er, politics, and pic.nics. The temperature
is fixed fact in the vicinity Of 80 deg,
aud shirt collars have to cave. As for pol
tics, the weather does not seem to innu-
ence them much either way, but We are de-
ciIedly believer in pic-nies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
AAGS! B.aGS! D.aGSl

MANUFACTURED y the Chicago Rag Manufacto
Nl ry. Randolph street, corner u Clark, Chicago.
FLOUR BUCKwHEAT, CORN MEAL, HAM, FAR
MFRS OSNABuRf; AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
HnrnisAed upon ths skpr,est notice. and at the
lowest market priccs. Thedcsgns Tor BRANDING are
new original, and moi to ~ surpas cd Ia ,s coun-
try Il W ashland
iyNtf Post Onct-adIress box 1887.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

The city Of Keokuk has twenty-fonr
physicians and one undertaken twenty one
lawyers and five BARRIERS: one railroad tick
ct Office. but no railroad. Keokuk il going
ahead with uppara lleled rapidity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

Mes Fremont told Gerritt Smith that her
mother, a Nc bowel II Virginia, dis!iked
slavery. But this by no means proves It. at
Mrs FIemont'S husband !. Il; Tor fresi-
dent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

The weather yesterday was about
fifteen degrees above our, desires-s standing
al lD0, deg in the coolest spot in this Of
fee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

DmpogoDoe - He0ales-Og. CheeeoAe's
PNla,-Tp on>iestsns u iasseissass In tssse Pills
~ sha result u long and extensive practice TAsy
ars MIA In thuR opssasna and certain In cvsrectinR
I'll ieresueFiees, oaipeul mspstrs removing ell
oAsaructkns, whether from cold otherwise, head
srhe pain sde pslpitsticn VI the heart distus
81 sesp, wAscA ariss from interruption Il nature
Thy can be successfully . preventive IN re
psls stouM never be taken In pregnancy, a. the,
would sure to cause miscarriage. warrs.sea pure
" vegetable, and Srcs from snh.Ps n,prpns 70 iiie
or health. Espssck dsrecstas, vach s'scs'd b. resn
accompany esch box, Price a.. For sale by the
Druggists In Daysnpsst, and Hines 4 clipPe"ser'
ISrx Iss.aa. sgns by mail ty ncilsns !" Dt Cor
us,tus L. Cheeseman, No i92 broadway, Nsw Iork:
Oe3Y-siavim)
D1lIe,'s Magical Pain. fHseNsss--TssFr
nevsr has been d-covery male IN Materia Mciica,
~he,ehv main can he ~ quickly allayed, and where
mart. In high state u innamztion b. rapidly
r.,uc To thcir natural state, where wounds ana
AGAR, can be 10 thorougiy and rappi,y healed. and
dc.y parts restord WITHOUT ..,Aer sc ar or defect,
than With DALLEY.s MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TOR
u which children are constantly snt4ect-'he ae,yn
81 the g'husne UALLSS T"IN HA'""e'o", y
ever the same {! How much Pain and Suffering may
thus be prevented Moreover. Life itseifsfco : n
ten dependent upon having at hand the GENUINE
DALEY EXTRACTOR, AMI Tor particulars Of which
respectfully refer to printei pamphlets 10 IA
truth Ut which hold myself responsible.
No ease " Burns and scah no matter how severe
Mas ever yet In any one instance resisted the all
powerful subiuing and hessing qualities of the
DAIlEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NJ Pam Extractor is genuine unless the '"x has
upn It So Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
lures ofC w. CLICKENER l. co, proprictors. and
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. Price % cents per
k,x. .
F1a All ord rs should be addressed 10 c. v. Click
enes 4 Co, ~ barclay street, Now York.
Sid by all Druggists, and Medicine dealers Ia rough
out the United States. da~'m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
WANHEN

At the DEMOCRAT OFFICE, a.
Boy. One about II years Of age
preferred.