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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

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FTg ;usS.s Gnu: IriTidad Cubs, dsyA Aish naAOs
Brig Lavsces GreeImaa ha,asords, 10 days with cotton
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with costcp &c TO DOH Potter 18th inst pAssed bark
Alien Lincoln lumber loaded bound Forth.
sctr LILA (BS, Hurst 81 john NIB days. nth potatoes to
seirL Davis Atsu. Charleston. scays. with cotton. &C.
schr o'cot- Half Boston.
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sche D.nic Webster hodge, Boston for Albany.
scbr Taylor, Stetsrn tbarbsm, Mas.
IL hr Gretiaf, Burgess BSrwich
sctr Faria Lou'ts, Sperce Providence.
kcbr Fi.h Hask, Lore, LIME;
Schr Alfred Hall, - Fortlaod, Ct.
sobr j Merritt -, New HAven.
ectr Uncle Jce, Ozark, New Haven fer Albany.
Propeller Thomas hwan. Green Baltncre with mdse 70
Riley.
Propeller Osprey, Kinney, Providence
Propeller Chas Of2oed sni.b, korv ich.
BELOW.
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70 Zersts6 Co.
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Schr Be,ph Post, Tyer, Is GAYS from Alphabetical with Coz
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SAILED
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tire. Weather very thick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

payment Of stock Gvidends The printer also made Us
say that "the mansgsmeot viii freely use the power
placed in their hands BY the Constitution" when In
need 10 say the power placed In their hands By the
consolidation. Nicaragua Transit fell back to-day to the
points ruling previous TO the receipt Of the war news
from Costa RIGA. The defeat Of Walker and his expulsion
from Nicaragua considered necessary 10 the
establishment Of the Transit Company Railroad bonds
offered only In small LOTS and do not vary mush from
day to day market value
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of bonds and stocks ct auction BY A. H. Nc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Polt Of New York, April ~, ls56.

AAAsAc Few YoRK-fHM DAT.
SUE RHW.......... i6 MOON SBrs morn "
SUE sErs. Al HIGH wAxR....... morn l:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

81 900 certificate Breckenridge Coal Co. ..... SOTO
5000 Ohio County, Va, skies, in. added. Aa69x
1000 n. T. and narem 2R, ID mortgage, 40. .7os76k
5000 Great Western. III. RR LIST g., los, do. SeA
5Oe co. do. do. rs d.. -32s
6,O60 Galens and Clicago RR., do. do.... 96
10, coo Csnandaigua Corning RR GO. d.. 63k
600 eveiand ana Pitsourg hR. convert. d.. 10
200 shares Jersey City Gas Light Co.......... 69k
40 81. Nicholas Insurance Co ................. 67k
Howard Fire Insuraro e Co...................l6 5
80 Metropolitan Fire Insur srce Co............. 9hL
10 LEM Fire Iuturs nee Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 90
40 Ru GERS Insurance ca, Observation-Disclosures 8
100 Pass aic Mn,r and Manu- Co.. per share 20
zoo Kerosene Gas Light Co., do.... 70
Is American Guano Co., d0.... 10
468 Hampshire Coal end Iron Co. do.... Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

The payments to-day include SS6, 0e0 on California
draf and the receipts include 81 900 transferred
from the bullion fund.
TIE warrants entered at the Treasury De psrtmsnt,
wsshr gtop, or the 18th inst were as follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

IL arranged That oN QraTt QOulO % maze,
embracing drst codi and TIE disposition just
cone,uoeo on left him vita the uncerstandng that
should have ard rub nit It TO him. one copy OF
she will with ~ d, gase the other copy was Ia
town; formed q new drsft f-om those two which
submitted % Mr.. Parish, and 1t was then eDgrosse1 on
.wo ples Of the will arrangement made for
the execution OF them sugseste1 70 call Mr. Fearing
witness rad self ooutertsd to beone witness then
% John Ward the other because he had been
named and it arranged -diogly; on the 18th
September Davis and me- Parish,s house, In the
one and the Other ana ssted Ar Parrish o stteod to
each clsuse read IL stked him he wished to sgn
it; be sssenttd; Tan LEI . blank in the avetaton
name; asked Mr.. Pa III should DAVE or write h
name 10 expressed thAs .hs ud IT, asked him IL he
declaxed it TO be on ictl; he sssentsd asked If he
wished VI Davis and pyse to witness Il; he Assem- ed
to that ne ,hfn signed peee lorna tiles repsat
Cd as TO the dupcsse and the papers were left At his
house the 8Fst " the chart changed be
cause not enough was iound to suit Mr.. Pa
rish's vishes, and be appeared TO wish TO give
enargemeo Of the two SUMS after the draft was
mitted Mr. p, he Esde change 10 the Charities
that H. in respect to tim. OF psymen from one TO two
years; from my diary ! ind WAS Arst called BY Mrs
Parish en- the 9Th Septem from thAt lime tin the
18th him probably every ohr day some OF the in
tsryie~s were short ano rome ong IN al ., them TINS
any other signs than assent or dissent TO the runs
nAmedf A. am not psitive, but have an Impression
Of his entire capacity 70 stand what he doing,
and The effect Of IT. add that wa grstihed at the bet
ter condition Of his bodily health the ints gence with
which he acted; he utder any restraint.
By his CHER ccdicf TO will dated September 20 lSt2
l. Harry Parish, do devse bequeaib and direct In the man
following namoiy give, devss and oequsath 10 my
Maria Parish, oil the rest residue and remainder
OF my sfAis real and persopa ~ sha he at decoase
Gfss ~ ne dsyises s.a esso,es in VII and 90, chs
shrh shs actually sfe effect shall pc provided o 70 have
ard her heir. executors, administrators and
asxspees forever and she shall survive revoke
hifeenh article OF above written will In witnees
whereof subscribed this codic suhjoned 70 said
Will hs nfsenh day OF June, In the year OF our Lord
a<usand eight hundred and hfty -four. nr
bis mark.
subscribed a. codiel 10 his win BY Mr.. Henry Parish
rossnee hs namN haYips beea by hh Grsohp wrtsen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

WHR1EAS. - TIE ltthdav a Jme. a. Il ,e6S,
w SamueiF. Atwood, executed unte Thouas O..
kads nine certain promissoEy notes eacA epr ~ tum
q i've Auedred Dollars, Dsysbe in one, two eAree,
" after that date; and one other mo Of tie saue
date for the sum Fity-three and &C. 100 Dp,ars,
payable ten years thereafter. And Wunnn A in
order to secure the payment Of sad notee the sad
Atwood did, on the said 18th day az June, D 1854,
convey IN trust to David 8. Tsue ~ Trustee, BY writ
lowing described real Dstats situ,te in srotf (pun-
~, ~ the State Of Iowa. 70 wit:
All that part Of the vacated Iown Of p>yhhunt,
lnow LIZ Clatre) which Is boundea g f,llovS w -
heennng On the west side Of Second st rect ~ point
= ne middle 81 Bsect ten (le), and runains vest
soro.ep .ne mode Of said Block, and throaah the
nidde OF b.ock - and 10, and aoroes tweaty lest
alley - far - said town was vacated; thence nosth
20 tf = SAD town Was vacated; thence east @ III
~ sat0 town Vas vacated; thenoo sosAh aACnx the
vet SIDE o. eecond street to The paece a 1inning
Also the following lOts Of land sitaa3sA q - soId
town q H.Tkhurf, (now Il Claise) % VA: Lets l.
:, and 8. in block :. Also Iois Z, 4. Il, - q
and r IN nIock g. Also I0tS 8 and = n 49, ..
And whereas, one ofthe Aforesaid notes 70 W: ~
note Of 4SOO, which made payable two yeaPs r.
Ter s date and which became due on the lith day d
June D 1867 b nov du. and unpaid.
NOW therefore, notice b hereby sfven tbst I. ~
unlersigned David s. True trustee q aioreeejo, d
vursuapce Of the prcvistoas o. seia ~ p 800
VII On the 18th day Of August, I06e belsss ~
Oouse 0ouse door, in the city q Doveupost r III
Couov Aforesaid, 1t Tie hoarof two eacjock n ~
afternoon Of seid day. sell q pabste aastioa 10 ~
nienest oh00er tor cash, the Aeogeootd - loa6s
o. . much thereof - shall b. nscessasy l saaisSJ
nele. 9th eDs1s sadexpsnses 9 na&ia6 - -.
Dated q nsv0Port IL ~ day e III AID -
as8. m 0AV1D - nuA
xroeoeo - a1esppat1. 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

seeASaS9 Wv oVVs0 VVON 80
Danger threatens your glorious Re-
public! The BLACK Flag Of Aboll-
tionism is unfnrled by your foes with
but sixteen stars upon its folds, signi.
tying thSa DlSUNION is the purpose
of'the Black Republicans, and civil wal
against the South their ultimate design
REBUKE THE TRAITORS by the
mighty voice Of frcemen through the
ballot box. and teach them that though
they may bathc their hands in the
blood Of adopted citizens in Cincinnati
Lexington, Louisville, St: Louis, New
Orleans and other cities, they will
not succeed in dcluging this happy
land with fraternal blood shed in be.
half Of Southern negroes.
REBUKE THE ENEMIES Of rel;.
gioas iatolerasee-of equal r;gAts-o
equal priuieges-snd teach the Blacl
Republican tories that they cannot cor
rupt your patriotism by BRITISH
GOLD, nor scduce you from your al
legiance to the Constitution and tn
Union.
Let the roice Of Old Scott shake IL
strongholds Of the Enemy, and eaus
them to fear and tsem3ls!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04


0leas HcIsls Sysssass July 20:h.
he Denocssey Of Nsw York i upon Ii,
will v,Sst 8 5 city ! fuiI eel q dsiesaie,
rep essnting both divisions Of the Demo.
cratic party. A un on, in ooe convention
wiih one State and Electoral ticket, 10 Z
consunms,ion devoutly 10 BE- Ssh. 4, and
with what prospect Of success let me fore
shadow from present appearances.
The sun, whose rays have scorched ua
for ,h. last two weeks, has gene dewn this
evening behind ope Of The NEST refreshing
showers II al ever made glad = droutt
.tricken land. How cool aud grateful the
cir steals ~ at my window, and how nice "
the dust of the g. Central City" has been laid
for our Con, ention. II show in the hsa
vens" is harbinger or goal, interpret =
broherIy union IN to-morrow's deiibeia-
tiors. About ha'f the delegates have arri.
we'd and there will BE- caucussilg 10 right.
have converted " iih the leading men Of
both delegations, and ihsre is pl-inly dis
pc. itiOn 10 bury all past differences and
unite in good faith. cannot imagine any.
ihirG 50 selfish tina; can "turn up" as 10
thwart this purpose and this prospect
There seems 10 be no preferences for car
didafes which will not give way for the sue
cess Of our cause. Complete union is what
the people want, and he is bold man who
could be found 10 oppose their wish, plain
ly as Il Il at present understood. on union
is the overthrow Of the Fremont Niger
Worshipcrs, and both results seem highly
probable from the complexion OF things At
present. The Sofis come up here purged,
Of aboli,ionism. They went out in the
"r.dical stampede0 IF few days aimee ,And
il they had been kicked out sooner the En-.
pire S'a'e would To-day have been ruled BY
Democrats instead Of woolly Americans.
Distinguished speakers are apnoWnced 10
address the citizens and strangers this even.
ing at tie Buchanan Club.
OF course there is great enthusiasm in
town, AMI every body has an eye upon to-
morrow.
Last evening I was invited and addressed
the nemucr; Is Of he Buchanan and Breck-
inrid9e club in Salipa. They are well or
ganized and fully up to s'sall point" expec-
tatOO. Ever victorious!
You must pardon the for this personal
rIlusl0n, but don't see how ! could give
tie current topics of the day without il =
The portrait OF Buchanan, which l have 10 :
day exhibited at tie Globe Hotel, has been
visited by Thousands. ielirve its fidelity
is unquestioned by Mr.. BIS most intimate
friends, and l understand that shall be re-
pnested by the convention to place It in the
hall occupied BY them during their sittings
Several copies of it have ready been or
dered, and wish time and distance did not
interfere that might present one 10 your
club in Davenport.
To- morrow | will give you something
more actually political and hope as sat,sfae-
tory rs have predicted. MAC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
LOOK OUT FOR LIES.

Our INSCRIPTIONS foes are fertile in
irvcnting lies at the polls on the day Of
election, and uttcring false reports
which they would not dare to make at
any other time. Never give credit to
ISLANDERS coined for the day election.
The very fact that they are not told
until the morning of election is the
best evidence Of their untruth. Rem
ember that on the morning Of last cleo
ton the Gazette was filled with lies
about our candidates which it dared
not utter before that day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04


GREAT FIRE IN Rock IsLxNp-Fri-
day night ct about eleven O'Clock q fire
broke out in saloon second door from
Langly's warehouse on the Levec 10
Rock Island, and spread with such alarm
ing rapidity that every building fronting
on the leves il that block, save (Aius-
worth & Lynde's) was wrapt in flames
before the one 10 which it originated
wss consumed. The buildings were all
Of wood, mostly one and two stories in
height, dry ~ finder. All attempts to
save them wero futile. A considerable
sm'uns Of lumber, piled up il tho rea
Of the buildings was also destroyed. In
Langley's warehouse, their must have
been . considerable amount Of goods,
the whole Of which were consumed
This locality sas principally Occupied
by drinking saloons, the clearing out oil
which may be considered AZ . great ben.
eft to the city. The loss must be con
siderable, though o. to tho amount, We
haze not learned. The sight Of 90 vast
q sheet of flame from this side Of the
river was splendid, the light being 90
strong that the ancst print could be read
BY it in this city. This Ere will Civ,
room for some beautiful blocks viii Of
should take the place Of the old shsnsie.
and give the front view Of our sister city
. more solid appearance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
READ! READ! READY,

Voters whnt confidence will you
place in a man who will descend so
low as to circulate lie, knowingly
Joshua d. Patton the black republican
candidate for Clerk Of the District
Court, has been telling about this coun-
ty that"John d. Evans if elected Clerk
of the District Court would not dis
charge the duties of the office, but that
he, Evans, was running for the bcnc-
fit ofGeorgc L. Uubbcl," and on Sat
urdav, last this quintcsscncc of false
hood, acknowledge that, when he was
sowing the lie through the country
he did not himsclfJek.eeI 1t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

51g var TusY TAIK.-A pbUu1nl
blssk sspsbiieas, who's $3.50 - bsve,
ssid 20 necsss % Aoodsy ~ Weo.l
rsthsr NJ oasgAtes shosA 1assg . Gig
GER shas Dsiehnaa soy day.
Another the ssas day told sssthts
dsDessae that So siegse was Q ID siehs
better than Dutehaso oil the time"
Yet another Of the saus stripe tol the
psobsss judge Of sAis soanty dsy o
two ego, '.thas be woeld not feel ss lib.
esty 70 object to bic dsaehtes marsyinG
. respectable niger, no more than II 10
were Whites Tbs 10 The way Fremo. {
men talk. Dayton Enpiss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
A MONSTER CONCOURSE

A MONSTER CONCOCRSE
OF the democratic Masses Of Dayen-
yort assembled in front of the Office OF
the Estate Democrat" Saturday evening
and were addressed by Hon. James
Grant, Geo. S. c. Dow, \. Corhin and
Geo. +. Hubbel, each Of whom were
greeted with tremendous enthusiasm
The spirit that prevailed is prophetic
Of our triumph this day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

The LoAS,-To-day the vote for the
loan Of S5s 900 is taken at the Court House.
II is to be hopel that every citizen who
takes any interest 10 the welfare Of our ci-
~ and would see It 90 AHEAD in improve
ments, will poll vote for the loan. Our
young men, Influenced by motives Of the
most laudabie character, are ready and aux.
ions 10 use their time and energies for the
protection Of the property Of our citizens.
tur city must be lighted with ga,. The
loan will enable Us to do it. The health
and convenience Of the city requires tina
water works should be established. The
loan will procure il, Our streets are in q
bad condition, AMI should be opened and
graded, and the principle ones mac sdami.ed.
Without the loan they mus. refaain in their
present condition. The levee should alone
influence vote ia favor Of the loaa. Its
condition is entirely unfit for a city Of the
magnitude aud commercial importance Of
Davenport. VorE voa THE LOAN. No
person will bea cent the poorer for il, blu,
on tn" other hand b. protecting our prop
er'y, BY lighting our city, BY grading and
opening our streets, by macadamizing our
Ievee, every citizen of Davenport is made
the richer and happier. Let it be done
now. The thousands OF settlers that a,e
annually pouring il to our city will reap its
advantages and assist in liquidaiing the
debt. Should il be voted down il would be
a dead loss to OR city of double the
amount. Capitalists will bs slow build
US there is no hopes Of protection from fire.
Strangers will not settle among us as they
are Jeopardizing their property and the
whole powerful current of business, by ITS
defeat, Will meet powerful check. vorE
y0R THE LOAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

Voters, make your choice. Democ-
rscy and the CONSTITUTIONS on the one
side. The Hybrids and Hermaphro-
dites Of the Flag with SIXTEEN STARS,
Niger wonhipping, Numbering for re-
ligious opinion, on the other side.
Shall these political tiepds, succeed
to-day! The Ballot Box win answer
NO, tonight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

DEAocRArs-it is with you 10 say
what shall be the result Of to-day,
contest. Come boldly to the good
work. Act together as brothers in
the cause Of the people. Deposit I
clean ticket fol the Democratic candi.
dates, and these Shapes Rifles, lie,
the Union Slide demagogucs will b
whipped ont Ct their bootA 50, nots
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

VoTERs.-If you cast your ballots
for the Democratic nominees, You en-
dorse James Buchanan, Democracy
and the Cause Of Freedom.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

IDOPTED CITIZENS

Remember that the opposition are
working to pass law compelling you
to live here 81 YEARS, before you can
rote. They will make you pay taxes,
support the government, and yet put
you upon level with the Negro. Don't
vote for your enemies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

Every vote for. the Opposition is a
declaration in favor of Disunion, civil
war, anarchy, and total overthrow Of
our glorious Government.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

CAurIoS.-Lest some of the opposi
ton should, through mis:ake-of coulse--
vote two tickets instead of oae, it 10 best
to keep watch OF the fellows when they
walk up to the box to make their depos'
its.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

The Davenport Gas Co. are finishing
up their gas works in good ssyle. A
substantial brick wall has been built,
which alters tho general appearance Of
that locality greatly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

If you want = man who will attend
to tho duties ofhis Office, vote for JOHN
D. EVANS for Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

~ A vote for Timothy Davis is a
vote for sectionalism, Religious Pro
scription, and 81 yean Of Slavery e
~ q jpseign birth, ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

Eg If You wish to vote as Wash
ington, Madison, Jefferson and Jackson
would have voted, vote for SHEPHERD
LEFFLER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

E A vote for Shepherd Letter is
a vote for Equality, Liberty and the Con-
stitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

ouOsgeoae - usmalee-Ds. GAsssQa0S
4as-SAs esAtsaatuas Of isssssssass In shess SsIls
sseAe ssaae = ssas saA extensive practice. Thsy
- 0n1A shsis sUssaasSa, aaA certain In corsecsIaG
- lssseulassslss. vssasus asnss rsatkA removing ~
sosasacssSas Washer from cold or o,heTwsy, heal,
- pea y ~ sds pslptstioa u tho heart dstu, b
- NJ. WHOA arise from interruption - nature -
SAsy eaa b successfully use as preventive Th-se
Daals sAoosd never ~ taken Ia pregnancy, as they
Wss)1 care 10 cause miscarriage. Warranted pure
Y vesssaAe, and srce from anything injurious to life
health. Eypisct directions, which shosld he rad
sccsWpsay each bog. Price 81. For sale By the
Druosises N Davenport, aud H.mes Il Ciippenser,
Da osisSA. Sent BY mail BY iDcio.ins 81 to DIR Cor
oeliss +. Chcescman, No 1872 Broadway, New York,
Uc9o-dsvim)
DAllsyss Magical Psis Ex'rse'er,--Thsre
nsvss has been discovery made IN Aateria Acsiica,
vhassAy pain can be quickly allayed, and where
posse u high state Of inflammation can be rapidly
ea1uecA u their natural state where WOUNDS aud
essss can BE- 80 thoroughly and rapidly h ,aled and
aeesysd pess restos,d without either OF Defect
sAaa vish DALLEY.s MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TOR
In Cute wounds, Sprains and Brniscs-causaItiss
- vAicA ehisdrsn are constantly snlject-the as,tn
- ths genuine DALLEY'S PAIN ExTRACTOK, is
ever the sane ! How much Pain and Suffering may
stAus Be prevented Moreover, Life itselfsfoo n
sea dsVendent up"n having at hand thu Genuine
oAkl.9Y EXTRACTION, ani for particulars of which
seaUsctesliy refer To printed pamphlet 10 tn
esush " VhicA hid myself responsible.
10 ease u Burns and Scad, no matter how severe,
Aae ever yet IN any instance, resisted the all
eeUoseal, pain-subiuins and healing qualities % the
DALIRY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No Pam Y8tsactor genuine unless the s'ox has
upun Il So rlate Engraved Label with the -igaa-
ssrss &C " CLICKENER 4 co, proprietors, and
uRHRY DAILY, manufacturer Price rs ceats yer
BOG.
~ All orders should be addressed TO c. V. C,iek-
ssss q Co 81 Barclay street. New York.
- b I'll Druggists. and Medicine dealers through
Ast ~ Uaited States. DAWN
0nosos0osss 00alS Oye.-Twsnty years experimrn:
- spplication Justify the proprietor in warrantng
eAts tAe best Hair Dye In existence. u dyes black
o. brown INSTANTLY, without n least injury t":hair
o. skin. Made and sold, applied I'm nine private
ssoms) II BACHELOR Wig Factory. 23a Broad
vay, New York b. sure you get VIM A. Batche-
Dssss there worthless imitation The genuine Is
eva In Davenport BY all the Druggists.
June 10haw lm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

If You want an honest man for
Clerk of the District Court vote for
JOHN d. EVANS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

Let every lover Of his country, his
whole country, be up and doing to-day
and vote the Democratic Ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

Let no Democrat remain idle in such
crisis as this.