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1854
Total. -...--', 80 - MI '
ID con, REssloNAL DISTRICT Complete.

Isel......--.,II' ~"
Alex McCoe. rLo ran ~ an indcpcni, Ut cahi'ite'
g. c.,,d ~ vote "a the district.
"a, rny.,psxriAL ,orl or KisG's coCsrr.
T.r i,rovu ATE tlit q a. CT ''r f'''''' Num-
.lectcrs % ia, county; %.
U.cbalsu.-...-li.tsi liu"'-'S: 1890 $3.50
kicuont ..-...... go
l.....-ro IT,, vote tot no'cGn' a"d 10 ~
o,,.,,,, a time II. c,-t, hes irUsn l. a. t''
.rS srr
~ sT.l-i tir,.t- ...---.. '.'"'
~. ............ 5'"'
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SOUTU CAROLINA.

The Legislature of South Carolina to-day elected
elector Ger instructions vote for ia Buchsnss
for President,
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ALDERMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.
THE NEW BOARD OF COUNCILNEN.


Wads. Di.ts
l.. L.. Henry Smith, L. n.
2.....John Van Giahn Dem.
H.. 3.......W. II. Bultell Dem.
Ill. 80. 4..... Thomas Monroe, Dem.
w.. 5......'John BauIch, Dem.
6......' George p. Bickford, Dem.
James Reilly, Dem.
w.. s...... james l.. Waugh, Dem.
9.......J james +. Clark, Dem.
k0.rWm II. Crane, h. n.
U...I1..... Henry Hughes Dem.
12......Hugh O'DODnell, Dem.
I3.. Martin Gmattin, Dem.
H....l4...... Geo W. Warner, X. n.
I5...... Michael Barry, Dem.
l6.......W. w. Judson. Dem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n. Phillips, Dem.
49,. .tPcter Crawford, DEM
3D.. Lewis Fransway Dem.
20.....-L-OyaId Avery, X. n.
IX....2l-.... John kennard, h. y.
Alexander Hemphi I, X. n.
23.... Andrew j CaInpbell, X. n.
24...... Isaac o. Hunt, K. n.
X....:5... John Roehner, Dem.
26......'John Van Tine, Dem.
27......Jessie Sckles, Dem.
XJ. .28. H W. COiyer Dem.
%. Amos Mili,r, X. N.
3O....'F l. A. Bsole, Dem.
3l...... Benz j. RhOdee Dem.
32..... Michael llcLoughin, Dem
KILL. 49,. harieo Dot,, Dem.
"a. John Mcdonnell, Dem.
35....J W. Hunt, Dem.
XIV. sc. ...... Hugh Bnen, Dem.
37. 1hOmss Kelly, Dem.
3s..'Michso Smith, Dem.
Xy... 80. 'Joho H. Brady, X. n.
40. Doubtful
1l. Franklin }. Ottcnson Rep.
.Thomss Jones. Jr., Dem.
Jesse AichelI, Rep.
H.. samuel Hopper, X. N.
.Jaucs Murray, Dem.
XVIII. William H. Mansfield, Dem.
47.... John y. Reynolds, DEM
iS..... Nicholas Ki-se, Dem.
-Abdrcs j. Ojel, X. n.
5O..... Bernard REILLY, Dem.
james Wallace, SEN, Dem.
-Dcnns Rycr. Dem.
53..' rLom.s ii. Dunn, Dem.
XII. 5i..... DVubiful.)
b.. tChhrles III. Haswell, Dem.
XVIII Charl.s Addoms, Rep.
57.. Homer Franklin, Rep.
tt,r ran McCahill, Dem.
XXII..g... WIN. ii. Doughty Dem.
'Isaac a. Hopper, X. N.
.Re,l,stec. Member in 1854. Member in is'b
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
MEMBERS or CONGRESS ELECTED

MEMBERS or C0NGkho'
~ (Probably.)
aayL Queens. &c. John A. Soaring
II Brooklyn........ 'oe0'ge '"y'"''
III CIV, downtown. DaH'eI Il. SeS't''
w wards 6, 10, H.....'Joha hety.
y LIB g. wmsbrg.. William b. Aae'ay.
VI I'll, -, 7.........John COehrane
VII. 40 I6, 2O..........Etyak Ward.
VIII. az, Is, l9, o.. .HOrdce F. CLARK.
TX Wescbesier, .....John b. Hask'n.
x Orange Sullivan. Ambrose s. Murray
XII Greene, Ulster.----- Wnr +. RHSseH.
XII. .Duichess Columbia John TtOmpson
XIII Repsselaer. Abraham b. DIN.
XIV Albany. .ErGst1s Corning.
XIV. Saratoga, &c...-.... Edward Dodd.
XVI. Essex, &e.......... George w. Palmer.
XVII. .Helkmer, &c....... Francis +. Spinner
XVIII. Montgomery, &c. Clark b. Cochrane.
KIN. OtseeO Delaware. Oliver A. Morse.
Xxx. Oneida....... $500. 'OrsamuSB. nauesOn'
XXI. .Chepango, &c. Henry Bennett
xxi Madison, &c........ Henry G.. Goodwin.
XIII. Jefferson, Lewis. Charles Is. Hoard
XIV. Onondaga. Amos Z. Granger.
XIV. .Cayuga Wayne - Edwin b. Morgan.
XVI. Ontario, Va es, &c. Emory b. Pottle.
XVII .Tioga, Chemuug &c. John N. Parker
xviii. .S,euben, Livingston William H. Messy
xxx. Monroe. .............S amue' w. h""e"''
xxx. .Alcga0y, .Jndson W. sherman
XXI Niagara, Orleans. Sias M. burroughs
XXXII Erie. Israel 4. Hd'cn'
yYxIu Cbsutauque &c. .... Reuben +. Fenton.
Buobspeers 13) in italics the residue (2l RePubi-
can; Members of the present Congress.
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QUEENS co.

FIn,bbg glVts lOf Jobgessi oedrIng' oIoi Ioru' 'i
Jennings l23.
OF the 80 votes for Buchanan in Flushing, fO8
were cast by Adopted l02 by Native citizens.
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SUFFOLK AND QUEENS.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

A,.cmUy-Rushmere 1882; Snedker. :s,62; D. X.
Eioxd sS12.
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IEPSEY CITY.

THE EIscLr Is HrpsoS CoeSrf.-ihs i'H|~ NJ
RUINS win wy but little II any from ''e ''''''
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ASSEMBLY-XyIIITH WAgp
MAYOR.

ASSFMBLY-IsI DISTRICT.
Di,t,i1t M.hsn. Wedetind Prpper. Dect'
IIl...f29 81 , 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

VXTHEREAS, on the fifteenth day ~ January. A.
w y. 1876 Govirich Hubbard eN+cu:.i unto Louis
Mackln, u, Trustee certain deed 81 Trust. con
s,ying to sad TIuste. the land III SOFT county,
Iowa, described follow, wi: All ~ The east
hail OF the southeast quarter of sr't,"n No twenty
seven, (21) la township No agility, tsO) north OF
range No nvr, (5) east 81 the fiih principal iuerf
an Ais, h. undivided hplf OF the east hall 81 The
northeast quarter OF tn n1rth-we, quarter 81 ,--
tiou NJ thirty four. 60 III township No eighty,
$50 range NJ. nv. 90 east II rith rin pal
m"rdian. containing ninety 100 acre, Also the
southeast quarter OF the north west quarter %.
section No t@", ca In township No -'Nenr, lime
90 uorth range NJ i've, (5) east Of .tk principal
IA. Tidian. which said conveyance Was inside bs TIN.
said Goodrich Hubbard, for III. puI post Of securing
the payment Il two certain prnmsSory no'e- and The
interest thereon signed by the said G~,dri' h Hui
bard dat Il the fifteenth day 81 January 1856,
ami one payable a follow One TOT seventy five
dollais payable IN siN months. and on foI the sum
~ SIN hundred AMI seventy i've dollar PAYABLE IN
twelve mouths from date, AT thu banking house ~
Mackl,t n Corbin in Davenport, with interest AT
the rate ~ ten per c"nt anuun after due. And
now said first meniiored note wing become due and
pay able. and the SAID Coo rich Hubbard having fail
Ell to pay the came, Louis A. Mackpt Trustee
aforesaid, do hereby give Thu public n.ti, that by
virtue OF the power which Is ia me vested ~ SAID
deed OF Trust, viii on Tuesday the fourteenth day
~ October, A 1856. u! the honr ~ two O'Clock III
The AFTERNOON said day at the Court House door Ia
thu city OF Davenport, EXPOSE and off, for sale. at
public auction the parcels VI land above described,
much thereof shan be sufficient ~ satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note with the interest there
to tn. day of sale, together with all tn costs and
expenses attending said sale, u this notice and
Trustee fees, Upon the completion Of such safe a
deed will b. given in accordance with tho stipua, ION
~ said Deed Of Trust conveying full and perfect IL
tie 10 the tract Of land sold to the purchaser.
Dated the 18Th dly - September A. ID 1856.
LOUIS A MACKLOT,
sept lg-tit- Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
HHD .v'OTICE
To New York Il Boston Passengers.
- Hours Saved
~ BYTAKING THE
~ New York l. Erie r. r.

P.>srI,r \, taking he 3 10 VI Tram Oh Michigan
Genital Ra.iread al Chicago arrive al Suspension
bi ,ds. n 90 NJ SAM day, aud connect erctuapf-
~ With ia. New York y Err Railroad. arrive Ia
Nv York city next diy n 2lo PM.
SEVEN HOURS aud Twenty Minutes IN I'D
caace OF any Other Route
Passengers taking the As 2 NJ trtiu On Michigan
mt al Railroad connect through bs Niagara FAILS
Road Also by the North Shore line OF steamboats, 10
Hutf,,,, arrl,mg In time Tor 300 A tram Oh the
New York h Erie Railroad arriving IN Ne" YORK
sam. even.ng AT S,3nPM
one HOT u and Twenty minutes IN daoda'F
II TIE Albany route
Passengers taking III, 8 - A VI train -n ia" Mich.
sauthern connect Al Tui, 40 with scan,b a, direct 1"
Buff. al, and arrve ~ Tor the 80 VI Steamboat
E>pre-s tram On lht h Enr Railroad ariNihs
NV York IT u ,o5 y NJ
sly HOT RS IN adpance OF the albany route
Passengers taking tn 1l5 train On III" sam" con
,.r, A. n..ukifk with The 4 tram on thu n
Erir Railroad arriving AT New " al boP ~
ONE not u and Twenty minutes IN ddrdnse
ofdny other route
Passengers leaving Chicago Saturday 52o n on
On Mich Cent raj Raj road viii arrive Ia New YORK
c.ty SUNDAY 2, 10 NJ ~ ~.
route -
Trans from Dnnkilk Buffalo and Ninsara fatls on
NYN Erie Railroad make direct conn, ctr'n- with al
trans leaving Chicac Tor tn East running through
,A,ec, t. NV YORK with less changes than any other
route.
nrPassrnsers must be particular 70 pnrena.'
T.k-.s via Nv York n Eric Railroad ifth-y wish 4
ave SIX or SEVEN HOUhs in ftme. and %
through without delay
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers eau max.
through c.ntracts by calling the Comrany> Agent
A. II PETERS, Ag't, - Dearborn 81, Chicago
BF SMITH, Gen Agent, Cleveland, o
,auslsd?ms)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Iowa Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.

Ara meeting 1T The Stockholders II III" Iowa
~ Fi,e aud Maiue lnSursn'" Company, h"ld ~
IN, otfit,. -, III, lion q q. Mitchell ~ III" city
~ D,y.nt., AUGUST 10 ls56. Oh ni"tion, EdwI
smith wa appointed Pr"-td"nt and Jos Iahhtit
SECRETARY .
On 81 ,mint ion IL tn" stock subscription book IL
unpx, rr.l th,t tt, ', qui>ir amount had h"n SUB
:. RIB "A 10 suttottsr tb' stpckh"d"rr I" elect Ma Il
- Directors
On notion tho stuekhpii"ts proceeded To the tl,'
t,,u of . it.,ri at II Directors, wh"reuion q L II
Nit, h,u Go l. p,N 1T AK M"t'ies"r, I'D
WIN smith rnlch Mad, u Blak'ni"r'. WIN M Ma
am. atlpu Strong Buru'tt, JOS l.anbrit'. Jane
M,y Step,,en rh..mp J I'm Davies. b'nJ +
a,o,.- ! - Mcintosh, Jo> Motto. 7 II M''hr, am
t,,vai Chamberlain w.. duly elected said board.
On uu,tiun the M, tins ADJOURNED
A, IN .rtlng 81 the Directors OF III" Iowa firt
,nl Mann Insurance Company, held at the once :"
Non 4; { X Mtchcll. in the city OF Davenport hu
.n., If ls.s At u',i~,k Z NJ, q { Mitchell wa
elected Pr.s rient Alex M,Gr"e"r, VICE President
koyal Chamberlain. secretary aud c." l. Davenport
Treasurer
On m.tr,u the President Vice President. S'crtta
~ AMI Jos I.inb5ite w'r" appointed c'ihlnu't
prepare code Of hy laws and regulations, !" 'ti"''
At the neNi meeting.
rh, M citing thu Adjourned .
EDWIN SMITH, President.
JosrPH LtMBRIIr, Soy.
,u.aT dim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

OAkpAIt CtNErFh, - Irs Proc
REss. The land. which w"r. purchased
foI this Cemetery, edily last spr,ng, have
been enclosed with a neat aud substantial
fence, and ,inpro o. ement- are gong on with
all possible d-spaich Oak,:ale Cemetery
-, We believe, destined 10 become the ia
vor,,e burving ground for th,s city. So
pleasing i's situation, and So easily model
l-d 10y the hand Of art, II may become one
OF the most romantic aud lovely places
within our knowi-dg- The compahy, that
nothing should t- wanting N the artistic
developments, have engaged the services OF
Capt. Geo. +. IL. /, Roche, gentleman OF
great celebrity as civil Engineer and Al
chil.ct, formerly under the patronage Of the
United states Government, and the cngin.
Ger and draughtsnlAn OF the most splendid
Cemetery Grounds IN the United States =
UaA Hin Cemetery, N Grorg-iown, d G.,
and Glenn ood Cemetery, Washington, u.
G. either At winch affords sufficient guar
antics Of his eminent ok Ill 10 his profession.
The plat Of O.kdale CsIneteIy IS now IN
his hands, n-a,ly completed, ana has only
10 be seen To be fully appreciated. The
conception IS. indeed, most grand, and
evinces degree Of artistic skin rarely seen
displayed among the beet draughtsm-n. TIE
grounds, owing To the nnduiating surface,
are LAID out IN lrr-g',la, shape, carriage
ways and avenues running IL every possible
direction, but under the direction Of il,
worthy protector, not the Slis ht-st devla-
tioh from harmony can be detected in the
design. The carriage way is perfect la
by,inth, being a continuous route of about
five miles IN extent, over which carriage
may pass without going twice over the
same grouni. The number Vi lots will he
about Three Thousand and five hundred,
and will be ready for sale in two or three
weeks. Let !, br borne ~ mind that tins
enterprise ~ not gotten up d specnlafing
scheme TO sell land, but on The contrary, by
an article in the Constitution OF the compa-
ny, all profits derived from the sale Of lots
are to be expended on the grounds. Let
our citizens encourage tins enterprise IA a
liberal manner, and in very few years
Oakdale Cemetery will BE- a spot where
friends can conslgn friends, with feeling
of JOY mingled with their sorrow "a Joy
that the linanimate fo,ms they once so
much cherished, rest ia lovely spot,
where flowers blossom above their graves.
We hope to see this work prosper, AS il is
an institution for all. and no sue can say
that this matter has no clam on his con,i-
der alton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Trustees Sale.

AZ HEREAS, on the 18th ia, Of January, A d.
w 1894, Heinrich Stadr, And D"rothea 81 adj, his
wife -xecut,d unto John =. Dllon as trustee,
tain deed 81 trust conveying to said Dillon Trus
tee, the following tract 81 land. situated In Scott
county, Iowa 10 wit: The west half ~ the hvrih-
west quarter Il section No twenty two. (22) in
township n" seventy MIN, (79) north OF range NJ
thre". (S) east "f Fifih Principal Meridian, which
said conveyance mad by said Heinrich Stad'
and Doroth.a his wife for the purpose Of securing I"
Nicholas F.jervAry thu payment OF the oi three
hundred aud twenty five dollars. ($3Zb) tor which
sum said Heinrich STAB, did On the 7th day jan
ua,y Aforesaid, execute his prolni>soy mote IL said
frrrvary, payable IN on" year mr. the late thereof
with interest nj tn PER cent per annum, payable
sini-annually AMI now, the saii note having b.
come u- aud pa, able and tn san heinrich Saie
having failed to pay the sane. l. john +. Dillon.
Trustee az aforesaid DO hereby give not ice that bs
virtue OF the power which ia tn saii Il ed u rn I
aimed will. on Monday. III. sixth dav - ocu-
Der, 1856 at 2 oc ok III Ia" afi.tnu.n Of sand
dav, Al the Court Hons, door, III The city Il Daven
port expos. AMI rfr for sal. 10 t:r highest bii, r
cash, the parcel Of land ala,v. desc rib
much thereof rs shall b. NC. s>ary 10 satisfy the
amount then 'lu- upon said note with cost and ~
pense, Of making sad salr, and OF this Notice.
Dated this 10Th day IL September AID 1886.
s-ptll-td JOHN !. DILLON, Trustee.
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SSllARk. | hear an Angri Slhg.

SSllARk. hear an Angri SihR. "N hne
s"ps. composed b, fdrfrn'rrs
Now what .hs sung N"u. y a b"dntful haha"
sung by Mis- I"ui-a Pym-.
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Aud a great variety ~ "ih'r pieces iu@t r'''N'''
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Trustees Sale.

A1HEREAS. on the first tay of December, A. ID.
w 1855 John Hess executed unto Gilbert C.. X.
Mitchell n Trustee certain deed Of Trust, convey
ing To SAID Trustee the land III Scott county, Iowa d.,
scfih follows. to wit: Lot No % ia block
a in the old own (now tn" city, II IT, CLAIR, which
sand conveyance made by the sand John Hess for
tn" purpoS. OF securing the payment IL promis
sory note and the interest thereon, signed by said
John Hess and dat ii the first day uf December, A.
ID. 1853. for the sum ~ inety--,yen dollars. due i'll
ninety days from dat" al the banking House OF Mack
lot X Corhin, in Davenport. Aud now SAID not" hay
ans become due and payable. and the sand John Hess
having fal'd to pay the same, GilbrItC. X. Mitch
eli, Trustee aforesaid do hereby CIV" u.S public
notice that by virtue of the power which is in
vested by said deed " Trust, will, Tuesday ths
fourteenth day OF Otobr, A. ID. 1856 at the hour of
two ucl"ck the afternoon of said day, al the Court
House lor III the city OF Davenport, Expose and Of
fer for sale AT public auction the parcel Of land above
described much thereof shall b. sufficient to
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note with the in
ersst thereon Ia the day Of sale, together with all
tn. costs and expenses attending aaId sale costs OF
this notice and Trustees fees Upon the completion
If >uch sale deed will be given in accordance with
the stpulaton II said deed Trust conveying full
and perfect lille the tract of land sold 10 the pur
chaser
Dated ia" 18th day ~ September, a. ID 1856
GILBERT G. X MITCHELL,
SrptIe dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

1t is certain, therefore, that John G Ere.
mons election, IL he would al all preserve
the Union. that he mus, repndiate the pro-
gramme sad principles Of his supporters.
II 10 certain on the other hand, that the
election Of James Buchanan would pre-
serve the Union.
II is certain that his election would re-
assure the south, and would be perfectly
acquiesced in the North.
II 10 certain, therefore, that his election
will give quiet and peace to the whole coun-
try.
1t is certain, that James Buchanan IS q
mild, calm, faT-seeing, venerable, expert
enced man, who cannot do anything rash,
or disastrous.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
kHDk S.lLE.
20 Acres Of ~ nd +,
Three Miles from Davenport.
CHARLES HARRIS
lazy, ,i,u WhIt aker n Grant : Office
Valuable Property For Sale.

A uaIrsF ANDJuT IN Game -tte~t, between o.
~ .bi I'M Iht hoU-.' a. twu stnly ftaH' WI
d Toorns c,llat welt ,iet"rn, stable, ~ fol sal
"a rea-oi,Abi. terms
Al.o lotr on Man street between It'll AMI Sih.
a.. IA acre. ~ III Il cla-. Platrie Land, II miles
tom Day,nlan, near walnut Grove. Apiy I,
SMALLFIELD 4 HOLM.
,vIIitf md II op Bururll't Nal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

THINGS THAT ARE CERrAIN.-The Phil
adelphia Argus says il is certain that Fill
more cannot be elected this fall President
Of the United States.
It 10 certain that he cannot be elected
President BY the House Of Representa-.
ttves.
Il 10 certain, therefore, tn only one Of
two men csh b. elected presidents John C.
rssmoat or jsmss Daehsnan.
Il 10 certain, that u John g. Fremont
should b slsstsd, dibtrust. agitation aud
hostility would al TIE 1enlhsrh AtAtss.
u u certain thAt u J0Aa e. rrsmoat
tApalA ea4iasttss Tile esvsenlasnt accord.
:, Is Ssi s:ss, ~ ss.& y s.a ~ y: vi u:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Valuable Property for sale In East
Davenport.

1H GOOD Banding Lots. also a '@" Story frame
u House. ard two bots overlooking The MlsNis-
,lptn river Apply TO Samuel Guy, IA East Da'en-
p,il 81 l., Jim 4 Gu, nr Jas jordan, IN havth-
"a, aug2s-'itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Exchange On Germany.

VIE undersigned are nov prepare to draw diTeot
] the following cities, In sums IN sut parchatsss.
Berlin In Prussia,
Cologne IN :"
Leipsig In SaxOny,
Cassei,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankfort, o. NJ,
ami solicit the custom u all those having buNness
With those cities.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROW I CO., B.sznas.
4 AND WARRANTS for salr by
II CuUBB BRO, BARROW co.
BAaEsRs AIN o..
(tTERLlNG Bills for 81 and upward. Hor eale by
= CuUsB, BRo., BAppow and Co, Bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
n.lGS! R.iGS! D.lGS!

AA,NUFACTUKED ty tho chr Syo hss Mdh"i'''
INrt kInduph street corner ~ 'ltk 'hf 'tf
sLrUR ~, kwHEAT. CORN MEAL, HAM fAh
NEks O9NABU re- AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS
Pgrni-ke up"u "a. +hoit = u"iie", hnh al W.
.,n,st market pr,cee 1h"d iyh- l"i branding ti'
..w orIyiual, sni not '" bS Hllase'n Va ~ 80"
~ g. ASHAkD
,v.,f Pt,~t one. address box 1887
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
LEADED SPECIAL NOTICES.


lnpsrtsns - TeMales-Dr. Chees0as's
Pills.-rhe combinations OF ingredients In these Pin.
r- the result Of long and extensive practice They
mild Ia their operation, and certain ia Correcting
all irregularities painful mebsiru ston removing all
obstructions whether from cold or Otherwise head
ache pain Ia ,hr side palptstion ~ the hear disturb
oil sleep. which arise from Interrupted of nature -
The, can he successfully use as a presentNe Th.se
pals should never be taken In pregnancy. a. they
would sure to caus. a misearrage. Warranted par'-
~ vegetable, aud free from any hing injurious to fe
81 health Explicit dirc' ions, wLrch shouli tie rad
accompany each box Pic" 81 POI sale by ia"
Druggists IN Davenport, and iIlm"s ClVpenger,
Rocs island snt by mail by in,isi'.g ~ - d. Con
nelin-I. Ch,-.s.man, NJ ~? Br.ai~sy, New YAK
Us3U-dswim)
Da,ley's Magical Pain Extrs'tor.-1herr
iess CT has leen sd-oov-rs made Ia Msi"fa MEDIA,
,.,.r,b, nam can he 80 qui,kiy nisyel, and wh.rr
v,rt4 ia high staiv Ut ,hhanatH' a" be- 'Aprii,
reduced t. th.ir natural state, npr wher' wounds and
...r. csn b" ~ thoroughly and rapn'liS h~aled si
,..y.,i patts restored without 18th. or d''.'i
th.n with DALLEY.s MAGICAL PAIS INT RAG
IOk
ia cut wounds, Spraln- snh Bru,sr.-c,u.Al,,es
g. winch hIlireu At" constantly snhject-th" s'tiuu
4 Ihe s,uuin" DALIEY'S rAiN fAThAt TOR. -
va III, ,ame' How much pam aud an'i"rts ma'
thu- b, prevented MrerN't ~" tto.'t Ia"
"a dependent ppm having II hh"i lh' ""nnin"
uALiFY EXrRACfoK, and fof r4hieui"ra o' Winch
-. IL. tfuity tt'rT L. pttni'i pdluiiir'e IL y"
tuth uf winch I'D ia ,rit rr-ppnriii-
Sota.eot Burn. AMI %'ii po matter how ~"v"i"'
,-tv.t vt IA ahy sne u<ttu,-, f'si-i'd ia. ALL
.werful patn--ntrinlng tHI h"shnp a",ili''- D." the
DALEY = PAIN EXTRACTOR
n, Pam fStractvi g"n"in' nni'a- 'h- '"H h'r
st,.f At stss pat. tnptLv'i Isbel "ith ia" sigma
,,r-,i, 4 cLicKENEk 90 proprietor. aud
HENRY DAILY manufacturer fti'e"o CENT p'
=,
NJ horders .h"uld hc t'iies-"i TOT 'irE-
,n., A 90 NJ Esttlat etr-rt, NJ I"ik
.l..by sn Drugei.,s sud N'4iicn. dealer thr"nsh
90, 80. r,t,.a Al ut.> daw Iu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM
sCRiVEN e. GALLA0HER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY.
50 DEAR BORN ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.
Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry!
WHOLESALE and RETAIL!
AE have on hand the finest and best assortment
W OF Gold and Silver Watches, Fine Gold Jew
ely Silver and Plated Ware 10 b. found III Chcago
which "" oh"r d, the most reasonable rates Our
motto II
Quick Sales and Small Profits,
our stock of Communion Sets, Blorentine, Mosaic.
Cameo, and line gold sets OF Pins, Kar
Rings and Blacelets, SIgnets
and Diamonds, Coin Silver
Forks, Spoon, S'rvicrs
&c, &c,
Canno; he surpassed Dealers and purchasers are
invited TO cali and examine.
cor Lake And DearbOyn sts., Chicago, III.
septl3-,i3m
PAPER IIANGINGS.
-. >. SAaeIHI,
l73 Lake street. Chicago, IlAsois.
Importer aud dealer in Paper Hanging.
Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Glass,
vsPulnh. Artists Masssisls brushss.
We have s 9" han, svF 'coS ,Y'' :, wa,
English and German together with an extensive as
s,rine", o. CIR, Landscape and common Water
vARN1sH
from S.,, ss. h k:'
Whit Lead, Zinc, Spirits ru.p.n'ius Glue =. az
'a'As w;s,; !, ,uosr =, ~. j., c.,..,.
'p's-'" Opposite 11'' : s0''F'''
a'csse O'ean Dye "e1As.
Mk would respectfully inform o. Ladies " Day
w IMPORT thai " have established a l1s Sootn
Clark street between Madison and Washington SIS
4 Fsncy Dyeins :aad Securing Establish.
aea'.
Every description " Silk. Satin. and WOODEN
Sha~ls AMI Dresses are Dyed Cleaned aud Restored
7" Their original p+r.tlsn Crspe.i s1swIs uy.a q
WARRANTED IL look Ike Order. from tn country
promptly attended o.
'-'7'o 'as ss''S c'.'s y sas.'
'eaeo .. se* 49,, C.1 4: g. . .1r
lhicanD. M,
fA4Jo,nnyns Yo.ny Ansriea Hotel
YsHE Subscribers At The sbo.r establishment hsv'
NV % hand ' A. a.a s.ns,nI .. s's'v w. m ,ao
c sSny.ss . .,ss,.'Hs. ;. = '' :
C0acheS.
R.>tte
Reekavays,