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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
>ICNRAl.l A AFFAIRS

cine of the ino>t remarkable men, If
this remarkable age Is the President +
Nicaragua. Au american hy birth,
military man hv profession and an ad-
vcnturcr hy habit. he ha> manifested a
disposition 10 write his lame HIGH up
on tablets OF fame. aud is now quite
likely To- be successful. He tir>t sought
L. yet possession Of Lower California
with handful al men. scarcrly sutii
lei for a full corps of staff officers, bat
was dislodged hy the McNiean> and
then the revolution in Nicaragua. be-
tween the ariStocrats and democrats
occurring, Walker and his band were
invited to the aid Of the democrat, ANA
has succeeded little i, little in arquir-
ing power, until he can nov Say with
truthtulncSs " ann the State "
The combinations against Walker ia
| the other States have been melted by
British intrigue. To prevent the Van
KEGS from acquiring 4 prepondcratinr
influence in the affairs ofC entral Amer
lea, rs il has now become one Of the
most important highways for Com
merce Of any upon the globe. The
Government which Walker has been
compelled to maintain is more rigor-
Gus than il would be bu, for the CONT
nual menace from the surrounding
States, and the internal plots set On
foot bv British agents. and vet. there
has been more order, security aud
prosperity under him than under AN,
previous government. Property j. re-
spected and its owners rights protect
ed. and Yankee vigor. enterprise AND
thrift are fast gaining growth that will
work moral and social revelation.
and make that mongrel race Of Span
ish and Indians begin to disappear lie
fore the genius OF the white man Of
the North. Walker maintains his po-
sition with marked ability, and while
he excels in such financial arrange
ments as will provide means for sus-
tanning his government, he maintains
the honor and rights Of his State in
the spirit of great ruler. The frauds
and shortcomings of the Nicaragua
Transit Company upon the Treasury
Of the State, he puts an end to, by re-
voking the charter, and taking posses
sioa sfths Company s6sctA The
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
SERIOUS IsiUndcrs OF the Iscpubii-
cans During the Prc..ni


serious fsiundcrs Of the Hcpubii-
cans During the cniCansus..
IL is remarkable fact that many men
of genius, who can write good poetry, or
concoct sound philosophical arguments,
have no sort of talent for the practical
business of life. There is nothing which
so severely tests mans practical abill-
ty as the work of Presidential contest.
Every one remembers the campaign OF
1852, when General Scott one of tba
great captains of the age, was turned
into a political harlequin by his own
speeches. During the present campaign
Colonel Frem ont has shown moro sense
and maintained dignifed silence
Some of his friends however, have. BY
their injudiolous conduct, furnished am
munition for the enemy after the fash
ion Of General Scott in the campaign Of
1852.
On the nomination of Col. fremont,
which was brought about by The stimuli
taneous action of the free press and the
popular Indignation against the afro
cious policy of thePIerce ADMINISTRATION,
some half dozen men, with little sense
and no ssgacity, 60, up what purported
10 be biographies OF the Candidate
Some of these books were aIled with the
most absurd and ridiculous stories 10
reiatl on to Colonel Fremont. recalling
all the forgotten errors Of his boybood
and other absurd details which have
nothing to do with the questions al issue
IN this canvass. Laree numbers of these
biographies have been purchased by the
opposition, and the democratic speakers
in Pennsylvania, nunbering from fifty to
one hundred, have each two or three of
these volumes, anJ used them 10 their
speeches as eiectloneering documents
against the Fremont party. They found
them better than any documents which
had been issued by their committees. -
1t is probable that two-thirds Of the BIZ
ographies of Colonel Fremont have been
bought up bV the opposition for the
purpose Of being used to defeat bis cleo
ton. We see that Q new brochure,
which has been issued by one OF our CO.
temporaries, under the title of the Two /
Fremonfs, has become 9 subject for the .
ridicule Of the democratic press; and We
are credbly Informed that this bro
ohare has been purchased literally. BY
The democratic committees for The den.
esreNa osatoes VIE iatsad 70 ~ u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

Mosquito question he solves BY assert
ing sovereignty over the whole oil MOS
unto and IL filthy tribe Of Indians. -
Until now he has hornc himself brave
Is. and maintained his periious posi-
tIon against force and intrigue, "i'iiiu
and from without 1t appear, that
force of trou lno to three Thousand ma
tises are marching upon Walker al
GfenA,la. Is here he has fixed hi- head
u1artcf-. and sangulne battle Z 10
be fought, that esu end but one way.
Whenever the ankee T. pi,ted against
the mongrei races of Mckee and Cen
ira America, he truihph>,
We think that upon Walker Sue
&C., depends the future GREATNESS Of
| that State. aud the asccHdaneN 81
American influence IN that quarter Of
the world cur Commerce !. 80 cA-
,.n.i,. AMI ..r lutef,oir., ,ta the
t.,l.,... AL r.ntr.l sucr;ca with our
| fa,,s san. 1. constant, thai ~
Mans, .,,r,..s,,.h M inhu.nc, there Is
vd serve :, pr.lr,t and secure ON
,ncr,. ham, and citizens il. 4 safe and
easy tran,i, from the cult 10 the pac-
II. Walker j. doing thl, work for
u.. and hence he ha, the sympathy ..
III of onr n,ople who have foresight
enough to Sc how importan, rrla-
lion Central America bear Ia our
commercial prosperity.
We 10 not desire to annex Nicara-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

TIE PRESIDENTIAL QuEsrIoN-Ex-
Aof CONDITION OF THE FIoHr.-The
lAts result in Pennsylvania, in connec-
ton with the unexpected success ofthe
asmocracy in Indiana, indicate pretty
clearly the election Of James Buchan-
a - our next President, by hand
seoemajority ofthe Electoral Colleges.
n. Y. Herald, Oct. 10.
6inee the Herald commenced its la
boes h behalf Of Fremont, our neigh
-. the Gazette, and other Republican
papsss nave written, 'that Bennett
- ) sagscity for foreseeing coming
svsas Almost without an equal, sand
oAnGAe Avsesd Fremont from desire
= = spss ~ winning sids." To
- 49, - ssunssa Ne 'assgo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

ing extract and prophetic opinion Of
Bennett in the Herald Of the 18th INST.
OF course the Tozette and Or9nn are
still OF the opinion tina, Bennetts pre-
dic,ions generally prove true and will
from hence give up the contest. Ben
nett has done more real hard work for
Fremont than any other editor N the
lG States. aud when he ahandous a
sinking caGse which he has 80 heartily
cspoused. there can be httie room fol
doubt AS To- the result Buchanan vii
be the next President hy one NJ the
mos, overwhelming majorltiee ever
gwen to any preceding President
The PATRIOTISM OF the masses l. arou~ee
against ~cctionali,m. and will crush y
and H. defenders
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

SERIOUS AccIDeNT.-On Saturday, at IL
O'Clock. a scaIfoid gave way at the Gate
CITY Hotel. OH which three men were stand
ing, painting The cornice Of the building
One had his arm broken, one had his back
broken, besides receiving other serious inju'
ries, which it is feared will prove fatal,
and the third was seriously injured inter-
nally. We did not learn any name except
thatot M. Abbott, who had his back bro.
ken. Carelsssnsss 10 adjusting ~ seaeen
Pest losA Inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
Farm for Sale.
.vdPDr Goods!
JUST u ECEIyED AT
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
DA N port
IN THE.
Dress Gssls Department,

NJsW designs Printei French N.rino Cloths for
dresses; Extra superior black 6Ios. d. Rhine,
Paid vasneieunes Lnpin' printed Paris d. Lal',;
..Bi-chof's" BLACK Silks; Wool Paids; French IL
nos all eolors and prices, very rich Jasp- Omh q
stripe. Plaid and other styles Fancy silks; pa
Csshmeres; Lupiu's Bonbasines; printed Wrapper
back Armn,r iIks; Rib Brocad- Silks. Satin .p-
Inns; French sack Flsn1cls; black Drap d. Mort,
(mourning silk) Saxony Plahis; Mpirr Antique,
printed FIann-is for Gents wrappers:l4 French
Chintz.s: Argen, ines. n new article FOR .ray.l !;
dresse.: vide Black vclve's for Mantilias ani
Basoue.: white French Mcrinoes. printed Velvet ti
Chiiren 100 pieces new styles printed Delsin'> n,
IS cents; good black silks at 81 pr ward SO pied'
Lyones. Cloths for dresses from IS cents upwards;
ebay State" Flannels; Plaid Poplins; Mourning Per-
sian Delane- all colors Lupin's all wool Deane-;
1000 pieces of prints, u all prices from up 10 II
cents; Nous.ine Debages tiiuehsms. Alpacas; good
pla IN DeIaiury a, o. GEMS, from Auction, lot OF
Fancy Silks, remarkably cheap oct2s d'f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
3 . ! 8 . 8 . :
RELATIVE STRENGTH ~ T1lE
THREE PARTIES IN fhisAO'
pHIA
A rssT VOTE.

The election for Prothonotary, in Phil
adelphia, afforded an opportunity for 40
pertaining the pre-
else strength Of each of the parties -bu.
chapan. Fillmore, and Freuont-in that
city. The Fillmore and Fremont men
we're unable to fuse on Q candidate tor
Prothonotary, and each party ran . man
Of its own. The result OF the whole
vote twentieth Ward excepted, which
was not heard irony Webb, Buch'
anan Democrat, 80, sos; Carroll, Fill
more Know Nothing, q 1851; Chase, FIRE.
mont Republican, 9,565. Buchanan ma
jority over Fillmore, l0,624; over Ere
mont, % $40.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

The New PRoPossp Fusion. 1T makes
little difference now to the Democracy
what combination 10 made between the
Fillmore and Fremont men, since they
have been beaten united. An effort was
made, however, yesterday to unite them.
We understand the Fillmore Committee
would agree TO no other compromise
than that the Republicans should sup
port the Fillmore electoral ticket.
The Buckeye Blacksmith, made .
strong speech in This city on Monday, OF
the American head quarters against any
Fusion electoral ticket. do not feel
much concerned as to whether the gam
bling electoral ticket is adopted or not.
Pittsburgh UHion, Oct. l6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

I4s- THERE ARE Two FIRE
MONTN'S. YOU CA y I I + l. |.
THEN APART DON'T VOTE
FOR EITHER; FOR Vol Don |
KNOW WHICH MAY SWEAk IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

Ir-lT Is STATED THAT TT.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT HAS ne
Glazed HIS INTENTION no
VOTE FOR III 'CIIANAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

The REPUBLICAN PARTY ACCORDING TO
SPEAKER BASKs.-Nathaniel P. Banks,
Jr, the Republican Know Nothing Speak
er Of the House Of Representatives, and
one of Fremont's present confidential
friends, said in his late speech in Wall
street
Gu, Of the State Of New York, the lar
ger portion of the Republican party con-
ss,s 0! persons who acted with the
American party, and will do 30 again as
soon as the kaDsas question is finally
settled
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

War HARMONIOUS SET In the
Stark, SUNNI, and Portage District, the
Black Republicans support Letter for Com
gress because he voted against Dunn's bill
and in opposition TO slavery in Kansas and
Nebraska.
In this district they support Sapp because
he voted tor Dunn's bill and in favor of
slavery in Kansas and Nebraska.
What a harmonious, consistent set these
Black Republicans are.-Holmes County
Farmer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

i,tuu,oOp
or Jusf about one third of the peoples
vote.
How immensely popular such man
is One third Of the peoples choice !!
and yet we are daily told he is the most
popular man in the world
This believe to be The whole strength
Of the Zone idea candidate" and isn't
it truly astonishing that anybody should
hesitate to throw up their hats and hur-
rah for the Peoples O. Choicef Was
there evor a more unpopular man and
more unfit for The Office, than Fremont?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

cTWhy is The lepublican ticket like
. we'll equipped lopmotivef
Ans. Because ihss cow catcher ct
the head, and tsglsr behind.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

An APPROPRIATE ToAsT.-One Of the
toast said to have come from lady 81
the Nantucket, Mass, Submarine Gable
Bail, is supposed 20 reveal the remarka-
BILE interest which the isdies take in the
new line. It vas this: "The Electric
Fluid-May it be the means Of insrodu-
cling many sparks to the ladies Of our
Island home.O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

and trIumphantty over the Republic
''Revolu,ions never go backward
rHk HEAVY BLACK MAIL OpERH oSs.-.
tx Mayor Lawrence vs. Brown Some
months ago, as will be remembered, TX
Mayor Cornelius W Lawrence, referred
charge OF perjury against Mrt Brown,
formerly q Deputy L S. Marsi4l' OF this
city, for swearing falsely in ne OF the
Law Courts. 1t Was exp ecte that, dur.
ing the examination into To merits OF
this charge of perjury. cer.ln facts re-
lating to enormous black mail opera
tons, which Brown pracf upon the
Ex- Mayor, at intervals caring q period
of eighteen years, by wtch he obtained
from Mr. Lawrence over >lO0, 900, would
be brought TO the nou.e OF the Court,
but owing to the confined absence from
Cour, Of Mr. Lawrence on every occasion
when the case ~ y nave been examin-
cd, the magistrate, Justice Flandreau,
was determined % dismiss the complaint,
and did go.
Brown, it will ,e remembered, was
stated to have been in possession OF GER
tain secrets TOUCHING the ex- Mayor in
timacy with 'emale twenty years OF
longer ago, and by means Of threats to
expose, be succeeded in getting from MI
l.. large sums IF money ct various times;
in the aggregate amounting to over
100000. For years the ex- Mayor suf-
fered the Infamous extortion to 60 on,
but finally be refused giving Brown any
more MONEY, and then only the circum-
stances Of Mr. L's youthful indiscretiou
were made public, although some Of hi.
friends snew of it years ago, and advis.
ed him lot to give Brown cent, but to
let hin make the expose and then have
the affair cleared up. Mr.. Lawrence,
however, declined this course, and has,
accordingly suffered from Browne ex-
torhons. The latter was under bonde
Of s. 900 to answer the charge Of PERU.
r., out is now discharged and bis bonds.
men liberated. He was formerly the
owner Of public house called "the Red
House, at Harlem, and for years past
has lived extravagantly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

RAISED EknM THE OEAe The pubic
have lately been aroused VI, IT.. itagi lie
tails Of the murder Of Cd ~ DIR. asrs
who, som" months ago. r.r9 we'd ff"n X ch
mond. Wa,ne county. Indt ~ 10 X
The sioiy was magni6~t HI" q ves
ue>sins account Of the n'dfr Of D..
Avery. N" most horrid atge Of his f'mlly
and the destruction Of HE r"r'v IN IA :
sas. On saturda, last, self san' d..
Avery made his appsarae - indilnapo
, lis. alive. We'll and nearly. N his way hack
| 10 Richmond. H. was zen here by DR..
Charles Parry. and oth@s who knew him,
and can well attest his il ti'y He stated
| that he had no difiicalivI haiev"f, while a
residen, Of Kansas Willy, these Kansas
martyrs are resurrec'ed many Of them be-
fore the third day. -.Isiana Daily Sentinel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
LAND FOR SALE.

l'ol ~ acre lots, mile north u fulton station
II an ID" AMI NJ Railroad. reasuuahi, terms
Also. 80 acre.. one mai, north IT Wacutt, ch.al
iter.halt cash. balance IN onr ami two wears
A-o. 40 acre. IA Washington county ~ act,-
ma timber, and running water on part This land
- unly IL mites from Iowa city, amt IL ftrm wash
iugtuu, une road from Columbus "a HI htnand
VIII hr sid heap, and part on tim.
Also. four ~ sre bots near iowa city brsutifni
flaming land, and well watrr.i
h,"' L,is IN West Davenport, tagging IN sHs
from 90 feet by 200 to - acres. .ld III down smi
baldnc" ~ ohr and two years,
A.. nv well situated lot. ~ the wy II ps,-b-
port o. b" -std rueasr terms
t-o well FINISHED ntu brick dwelling. eight
t'om-, hfgc C'at wued house aud stable, beautiful
+, sttuat Il u the hui. from IA" ubsetv atUry can b.
-ern 4 latF portion Of tn city, hook Island snd
Noun.
Ai.s a.NrTal neat huildtng- un leaSci ground
~ d.t snid - rrSsunahr terms Appiy Ia
"'il dr. &. MAIDS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
Land W nPra d u.

Land Warrants are less active, and
offerings at present are in excess Of the
demand. The market is 90 unsettled that
rates are subject to change any day. We
are now Got. o. buying and selling
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

me waii ~ the ranrod z Cm.-At the
New hamp'on Literary iOstifntpn, n. H.
.. rMonoay morning, two lads, - Jones,
Q, CONCORD, and Carlos Bean, y, Of J. NJ.
a Iesm, o, Msncnss'er, we're preparing DR.
stosus, Wnicn they were to Iehssrse before
the use Of firearms. They had ssun which
they had no suspicion vas ,oaAd. ., hey
had used il before. Jones aimed The gun a.
Bean, when ii discharged, ,A- .,,ir. cherg-
entering ms mouth, And COMM out n 'f4-
PACK OF ms neck. The ram, o. -. ~
being IN the barrel At the tn. ,skns tif
iefeh' course, passs'' through j. hren-'. u
the region Of ne heat. snlartu.n, n.
pai-d nun To III wall Tie - Roy hsti
about ~" hours. aid spok. -, atce,-
ins-"fon have killed me. 81 'a' ny +
'her." tie va. boy sbep ID v-,f- -
age ara Young man Of ~ p'nn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
s:lOQN ent.

The Chicago Tribune, in announcing
the result Of the Pennsylvania eleotiop
thus eloquently and trathfully speaks
THIS movement is no transitory afft.
IL Is heaving IN the hearts of the peoye,
and its surges rock every free State. its
swell will widen and deepen until, tsv-
ing full vent, it shall sweep gloriflsly
and lrlumphantiy over the Republic
.sRevolu,i ons never go backward
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24

nNwkN rY -THnEk ellgibi. Building Lots. situate,
On Harrison, Third Ripley and hlondeace streets
VAL b. -td 90 lsa~'d reasonable .-rms. for bar
ticsIisrs "nquitc of Coasts bow OF
(sugiiD AMkBMAI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
.MOIEr II LO.s.N:

ITALIAN h POWERS,
(map22dtD AthS son's Block, Second ct.
D i.GMBER of 81 description, Ia,h, Shtu-
-. Slaves, -. fOr "a low by
R1NwlCK 4 son.
auei+itD Raj Road Depot Sap Mn
A~ NOTIOE-w. have two han.lsomr bug
w gies and One tSo-horse Carriage which
will be I'D cheap for cash u applied for -lon Can
be ,raa, the residenoe I Jane. Renwcs, corner q
Pourti and Ripley streets opposite the Court House.
scPdf RENW OK son
oDR. 7. II CAvANAUGH We would call
attention TO thscard Of this gentleman In
angler column, as one Shich merit, thu attention
OTIS afflicted. The Or Il An old and thoroughly
- sted physician, aud has devoted his life tn
Scial diseases he now s1verti-es TO treat II. bring,
kters Of high recommendation from the citizens u
Ecks.nvill', his late home. -dAicd0o journal Nay
l5th. 1885,
For sale IN this city " Q. T. WEBB. bii
'A-xoNEY TO LOAN. long snt .n,rt TN
W. ljeI7du1 AACRIoT CoRBIS
~ any one should ask u. vha, IL oa
opinion arrived ~ by an hipArt al test
has ths hes, and most homes, compound remedy Tor
preserving and beAcaiying The hslr, and restoring
gray hair to It, original eolor, and The lock- 10 tht
bald headed, y. sho'ld without hesitation say Prot
crat.
See ADVERTISEMENTS another oolunn.
OPRArn.-N would csll at ntraf - W
~ puh'ic against n fraud tsnt pl.,,ti I'd. poi.
u. .I.-..-r-S;-'Fs ~ u. srtei % Dir. J. HnsTEr
TER celeb "tsd s'"nac, Bittrs. Since ,i,s-e
fi.ters have beeoae SO popular, other. having be- u
making prePsrstin, g iiIn'ai il. aud -oia,. 49,.
have pnr'has d ID bottles and rehllei - 10 "
would s'ri- all pers"r,s t" buy In n ,ai re he
bl" y ~. h s-nun. Al a,,vte3 VIII n.ir
lie cap, AL 4 III usut- a. i
For ALE ~ Bark. Th5npsni nt-.
corn ~ S-con'i a'h PITY Str
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-24
Or. W. D. 81 AIN,
OF NEW YORK.
OCCULIST AND slRiST.


TTASparmauel5ti, lec4ttt N r. l-@ut, @4 I'LL.
III nois siue, orp,-st Island Ct5 Hot !, ait.
he will b happy ~ pei-..n- ttitt q 9Th 81
eases o; tn Eve and Ear
Having DEVOTED ev'raI ArtG- 4. thts ~,Nini hrsff
~ his profession. tau 3t Il eaH reltsvr man
who have given up ~ siast nh Amatr9 81 tAa
symptoms ~ which akin s. ~ slELts imdElnHrt
objects floating before The eye: objects appear ef-
secured by cloud or hasiuess. ta,be- 81 heh', aI
ment OF the pupil. a.
Cataract, In which the lens turn white ard pr.
vents the ray Of light passing through IL oprhama
inflammation, Near sight, Weaknese 81 -i'ti, stra-
bismns Slnlniing well ~ Deafnts a. t. varions
forms
Having received from Pare the and Wond-f-
full Ophalmo-cope with which enabled
look INTO thu depths ~ tn AMI the
clearly as thu outside and thereby ascertain tie 'S-
act state Of the optic nerve and fetina in Ananrn~s.
the lens in incipien, cataract. Also the ilunnar d
Spectrum for examing the well a. several n v
medical preparations for cnrug op'ci, ~ he COR
ners flin over the eye without III ~ til kuif,
cauStic-.
To prevent imposition. DR.. deem, u prHda3
state that h. IL q regular Physiciau u ing srad-
ate 81 the University - Vermont. also q the New
York Opthalmic Hospital and hts success a. an DerH-
list Is ATTRIBUTABLE 10 thu perfection to which hss
brought the use of indicated vaiur in i tfeatr. ~
Of diseases ~ the eye
p. s. DIR B. will devote portion IT his tIfnt 60 tn
treatment OF chronic diseases, periay Of thu threat
and luugs, having cured himself ~ Con rnption AZ
ter aiargc part If his rieht lung was ps ~ ilsea.
: well ufh'r. in a lik condition
0ficr hour from nin' T. f,as
Rock Island, Oct %. i.56 dNts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Under tbs head iimted unber Of special notices.
VIII be perted at ten tnts line each insert, ION.
or ATTY c.nts per week.
n@DTHE Rev. JOINT. DONELAN Will DE-
liver the Introductory Address before the
Youir Mems Catholic tterSy Institute, u Daven-
port Oh Thursday, Oct. 28det past seven O'clock
in o. evening, Al leClalre tali
BJECT-Tour through rance and laly
"lekeis so cents. TO be - at the Book Store ana
. the door Oct go Std
A~ ARRIVAL OF ne BLACK SWAN IN
w TOWN Just revived and for sale at
Smart Gilletts, the Blac Swan ParloI Cook Stove
Tor wood and coai. Iadie-t mt fail 10 call aud see
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