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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

Riopn J2igl2a Goldfish an u
:.v. l7A@ls, White Fish sss@la
kice 7tG7t suspkiss.
CANDLES ArB soAp. Potatoes y ba 1s0ftl rs
Mould y b lAl Onions 2 ,StG2 -
star 7SAM26 Eggs l5A2o |
Soap 34aoA Flaxseed 6OtGi W
sALr Hay $40 o06g2o 90
Q. A. Ssit, SIX. o0tg22o Feathers 30
kanRwhn bu Avta4b White Beans u 5o01i ou
csExsn vkcir.
western Reserve .l@i3 Apis, bl 4iito3
Denmark ~ "dry, bush. 63IDl rs
sARaELs Peaches, dry, 3 1895 %
Pork .5Hgl 4. RAisins y box SeSgo 80
Flour s5G6o eLASA.
psr seor.. - sIio y box =. 2se4.s
Blue DriIs y I'D SGll l0xl7 +73tG5 -
brown sneeting 7Gsi l0xl4 575Cg5 90
Cot. Batting l4Ataisi EXCHANGE.
r,.. Ia , 1877: F. s.'i iss s''''
60 Lisr or ismAsA FRrE EAsss taken as Car
rency ~ the Banking Hoases in this city.
BAnk Of the Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bank II Il khxrt, Elkhart
Bank Vt Svsh IN, 0eshen.
Bank OF Indiana, Michigan CITY.
Bank Of Mouat Sernon, Mt. Vernon,
bSnk Of Monticello, Monticello.
BAnk Of PAoIi, PXoll.
\ Bank OF Salem, Salem.
Bank of Rock yiiie Rockville.
II BANK of syracsse, Syracuse.
Bank Of Nsrssw, Warsaw.
Rockville Bank, Bro9kvilfe.
Cambridge City Bank CAmbridge City
Canal Bank, Evansville.
/ Central Bank, Indianapolis.
GrescentC City Bank, Evansville.
/ Exchange Bank, HreeneAstie.
FArmers' and Mechanic Bank, Indianapolis.
/ Probationary bAak, Connersville.
( Farmers Bank, xest6sid.
L Tran .rcy Hank, Lafayette.
/ H,osisr Bank, Logsnspor,
Indiana Bank, Madison.
/ Indiana stock Hank, Laporte.
IudiAn Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
keutacky stick " Columbus.
/ LaErange Bank, Lima.
/ Mareaants and N tcAAnics' Bank, New Albany.
Ny. Va. Stock Bank Evansville.
Prairie Caly Bank, TeTFe Hauie.
parksCo. Bank.
southern Bank. ferre iiaute.
Salem Bank, Salem.
saving Bank " Indiana Connersville.
shawnee Bank, Attica.
r,ppecanoe DaGk. Vinnamae.
ITAiers Bank, Indianapolis.
s1- The uotes of the fosio~,ng Banks are not re
sris-i By my IT tn BANKER IA sais eity,.ith tn
.xerptlon n the Agricultural iennl Bank, which
- taken by Demiag Lave AID ord 1orham 4
Furd.
: Erie City Bank. PsnnsyIs ania.
Msrrea County BANK. Pennsy Ivania.
Sew Sastle Bank. PSnnsy ssania.
Cumberland savings Bank, Mary
Bank III Tecumseh, Iccumreh Mich.
MAeomb Go. Bank, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Arlington Bank, " Arlington, ID. c.
Agriculture Bank, Brownsviie, Tenn.
Ese1ange Bank IT Tenn, Murfreesboro' Tenn.
Bank of East fennes,er Knoxville, lem.
Ceatra Bank If tennessee, Nashville. Tenn.
:. Farmers aud Merchants Bank, areensbor Md
!, Vail Bank, II sgersto~n Md.
Manafacturers' and Mech. Bank, Columbus Geo
Painters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
/, Farmers bank, Wexford, X. A.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth Me.
tirocers Bank. Boston, Mars.
z Wooster Bank, DAubury. Ionn.
kanavhX Bank, kanawha, Va.
Commercial Bank, Chicago. Ill.
. The rscumseh Bank, and Macomb County Banh
A are counted on the Wild eat list and rhould be Il
alone. The Commercial Bank, of Chicago, has fa
e ed, but the circulation Is secured. and s~riol
. shave should be submitted To.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

1000 Acres Valuable farmi ng l.s nd
For Sale.
eISlIESE valuable lands are in Clark county Mo-,
/ about rs miles from the Mississippi kivel and
IL miles from the Des Moines.
Thy we're located SEINE 20 years since b. the
Hon. DAs'L WEssrxR. with view to make .choics
farms. Having abundant stock water, anil EN-
bracinE Of the rhoiesn Timber an PRO ire In
the State. they adcr great inducements o p srsons
wl.hing good farms to improve For par J. cn lars
inquire of JAS. ID. ESTES, or
WM. BROWNRA...
Keokuk, Beptl div w3m
Post and Times oopy.l
r AIDES ALBUMS.-The fine, tstock this cou Id
Ia be had in New York can be seen 1t tie City
Bookstore. They make An elegant Gift, book
Call At (sept3] 0aDEN's.
TABLE and Poke, Cutlery.-A hnc assoytmen
4 I u choice Table and Pocket Cutlery VI tn. hes
manufacture FOR sale by
TILLINGHAsT, LANE BUEL.
aovi0 I3S AAin-st., Sign Of the BroadAys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

GTWould you hear sweet and pleasant
echo, speak pleasantly yourself.
TRuisss. --Borro~ed garments seldom &.
WE'LL
f.r Dr.. Harris atthe Brl sh,on House on Thursday
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Timers, stock.


GOOO lbs. oval and roandCoppe lbottomstsons
10 incbes
1000 bids. saee Ir on rom No.l4to
1000 packages Plymouth kivet, iron and fin'd
from sog. TO IL lbs.
500 boxes TIN plate.
900 bandI,s Iron wire from No 8 to No.ls
100 grss Tea kettle breasts ana co ers fren to
III inchvs.
% gross Pressed tin bottoms from 6to inch.
% 90 d" se0tloPea and plain dinner plates
Do do Stove ornaments assorted
20 do Oval lea P5t Breast aud Covers.
100 do Assurtea thu d ea,s
30 DO Iron tea Kettle ea4s.
100 do do do DO bGts.
100 az Pressed TN pot covers.
200 DO VI No. /, Z, auu pewter knobs.
100 fee, Brass " IL, Iioth.
Bent spout assort,d sixss;
Perforated tin al sheefs,
copper hlscIe aitd buss
HucArt Handles;
Mallets expressly for t.nuers use
stove Blscsing IN papers or bs the kes.
sePtl3d CON tUt & bhulAERs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

TO TAE cCHsIC,
Ana More Especially So the L.aates.
JOHN II. HOOPER,
tLaie Moore Hooper,
I'm MAiu-at., near Eoh ,
IL AS lust ceiv.d Of the largest arsortrnents
Of choice p, rfumes AMI fancy seods ever Of
fcred in This city, among which may te found
Otto of Rases Ell. West End;
Ext. Jockey Club Ext Sea Rose
Ext. tayoline Ext. New Mown Hay;
Aromatic Vim, gar Aromatic Crystals;
Baxin's Macassar OIL
Eau dc Colog ene;
Lily Whit. chalk balls ;-z---
kpugcs If all kinds
Barry Tricophcrns;
Egyptian Hair Dye;
Pink saucer
Bandoline;
Mecp Fun.
The balm Of = thousand Flowers; Soaps Of all
descriptions shayin,- and toilet. P"rt Monnaies,
railroad compauious, cigar cases, combs, bfusb hes
Of sup. rior quality ahous aro,nstises, peArled
cardamam seed for givinA delightful perfume 70
the breath after smoking
The subscriber respectful. soiieits call IRON
! his frienas before purchasing elsewher.
oef3-A J. II HOOPER.
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SlJAIDIkllSS.

luah Kettle from Ia 4U1ai.ons Ovens and
- Lids ,"di Lids oklIets ana lids, as ort.d cast
Iron Tea Kettles Jupaneu Trunks; Pudding Iid
race houlds ecoIioieo and plain Cake Psnt; isA
NaAistefs, square and round assorted Laru Lanis
I'm ~afe aud stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very b,st manntr.
septl3d CUNSIDCk BROTHERS..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

100 Acres, consisting II timber and prairie
partly under tivation, and situated about miles
from the eity. Terms easy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

| u ANkES' Shears. nice article for sale o the
| - Toy Hardware Store, sign Of tn Morse Look,
l5y Main-st. HITCHCoVh, MoAA W.
( nov-7dkw
nETEcTOR TILL L0Cks--A perfect security
J 10. the money drawer, for sale at ths Troy
IA vdware store, sign Of Morise Lsck. " Ms,n-h
vi HITCHCOCK MOTT co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

large BLANKET SHAWL, which the the End
er will be literally paid for leaving II at this Of
nee. noy?4-d2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

San y 0YaMmt 20 NAtlr5 Dad iShsrMci0rA'
f1NdE subscriber, inventor AMI pa,entee ~ An I'm
] pros,~i sell !.si,ng Carl, or 80 'of Cart, has
recenlly brought To his locality law al ,nem' ana
they airs work grading ExchAnge sifsei, IN
this city, in tho hands u J. A. Wal, contractor
where they may be at work Al any tiine during
the They remove earth a'or ono HAL In =
cost II doing by the cart aud shos ~ aud are ~s
worthy this attention Vt all Engaged that kind o.
business All Interested are respect. ally invited
u witness their operation aud inform semse vs. q
to their vaiua aud economy. All info NATION ~
tn suosct ne obtained y the .ubscrl ser q th
| 81. Charles Hotel, or Of Mr.. Vial.
IA. SPRAG We.
KanLnk Annnaf 40 dkNam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

I,iE largesl anu best assorted stock u Lmnroias-
nv in tne cay nj aprl6 HtsToNb.
4 l.AAis assortment If Hosiery and Gloves
\ Enslish and French hand mad Mite, very
gna nt apr2a HIs1ON'S.
ilustoa's VII be found the largest lot of lrisA
\ Linens t.aeas Edsiugs, and every variety Of
w,s,srn m.rset Apr2e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

MaGMsS ssM sr~NS,
REALksrAfE BR0k ERS, COLLECTORS,
4 NpIvVESIIs6 A6EN Is, Pastotjiea Hui hllng
~ tapstairsl keokuk Iowa. All Notanal bus
ness pranpt, and carefully transacted. Tittes ex-
xminod,
RgvERENrEs;
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker, keokuk;
A. l.. Domingo Co, - :.
6en. H. L. Held, !"
Ford. Gorham FORD, - :.
h. w. kilb,urne. Esq, -
Messrs. Fickhn 4 Lucas, /"
Mcsers. Rankin 4 Miller. Attorneys. 2
Wers-prctfuliy invite those dsirous of tnses ting
IN Real Estate ~ examine our list, which comprises
| sone If the most desirable property In keokak
which w oder oa the most favorable terms.
| June ~, '56-dAw ktckEi 4SlAfsoN-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

II K. REEDEK deyotes his attention especia1y
III. 10 the bosines ~ Counsellor At Law and Cen
veysneer HeisAso Notary Public, ard will Ar-
tend TO al. the duties Of that once. His once II
With smith vansicklen, deslers in real estate
Gant Ivth 1856. ATE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

W.yrsp h,a.s and Lot o. s.s- Exo r. =
through the Postoahoe. tssPtz-d
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----- n EAs AESOVELA.
-, ZOE. just reosivcd Of Ames sh"vels Fcs
80 ssas ~ TILLIN0HASr, Lane BuEL,
s.sr..t Sign u tAs BroadAxs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

MATCH Es-~Are sole agents tor Pierce 'sesisbra-
MI ted matches City trade supplied BY The guam
,ity nj factory pfices. A large supply DOW nan0,
by CoNNhbLE, oMiiH eso'
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!. ceSsABLk, exc D. shNfh, coNSAS.s
GONNAnLE. SMITH n co.,
WHOLESALE ak0ckks,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,

AND foHwARDERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 a. 5s
I.eyee, opposite Steamboat Landing
Have now an hand full aud complete stock Tor
fail trade 10 which the attention OF purchasers ~
.nl,e,t.a. luug 2sdAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

40 Acres near Ambrosia being part Of what Is
called the Benton Farm Lays very handsome
situated about 10 mslas from the city, and can
be had at bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

SsINDRIES.-30 Bbis. Roofing Pitch, 800 Rolls
- do. Papers, both plain and saturated. oo nAlss
oakum, Is kegs cut and wrought splk.s TOT ale
by cuANAbLE' -" IN w.
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s. r., a. Main street, keoknk, Iowa
once. ~ ~ asa ann gro. {. DIXON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

A. am now retiring fron the gsaes'cs .. ~
49,, - our farmer clients and to persons eas-
ing business With ms- Tuos ". cLAaRrT.
ksokuk, Oct Is 1890. Ao
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

tlE ACRES splendid farming land situated
4 L - ABOUT 10 miles directly west of Abba
slunroe Ca This fine tract consists Of prairie and
timber, PARTLY uni"r cultivation, Timber Vt the
very b,st quality. Price very low, and terms easy.
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New Fall SllDcn.
1906.
COMSTlICAA A. BROS,

\AE hayc Just reserved sur lali ara ,ntsr
w stock FROM the last, ara are no~ yrsI sY.a 10
hli orders Tor aHy thing ia unr line fHoA,
We have out several sew and b. aaiifal Stoves,
among which Is tic QUINCY PAkLok, sto,e
that We wish every one TO examine before making
their pnrchaseEioE winter, UuF tntre stock Ia mole
complete than here toiorc, ard DOR rrices us
sepiJd Ct NSitIh a Bhu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

NYnrrcE Viii be soid TO pay charges II moi call
~ 81 far v,th,a thirty days. aPlaning Machines,
AL = lox Machines. Received per steamer 's s,.
-, Septsmber 10th, !s5o, in the name Of VIII
son Cross. cn~r.uYr suyTu f,o
sug2s AoNN hS 1.n, : :. = -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

yuyuE Law partnership .heretofore existing be-
| tween the unIersi gned, is thisdAy dissoised ~
mutual consent. -, x..,, - ara
the business Of the hrn will be settled up ana
ci'ssa ~ THoS w. rLA0ETT.
0EO. c. DIXON.
Keokuk, Iowa, Oct. ID, 1886.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24

,ol.D and common Jewelry, ana Gold and siiNer
" watches apr3t HISloN ..
l,sVEiti variety oi goods comprised ~ the Ao'ioe
II and Fancy floods line al Huston At prices that
anpoI fail 10 ,ndnee purchases anu behehi me oay'
err Cal at No, ~, ami am me for yourselves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

NOTICE Is hereby z ven thata poll will be opened at
the Court Mouse, in the city Of Davenport the
LIST Monday in August. A. D. 1856, at O'Clock A. NJ
and continue until oclo k p NJ Of the SAM day.
IN pursuance of resolution adopted by the City Coun-
eli Of the city Of Davenport On the I'd day Of july, A.
ID. 1856, as follows:
"WHEREAs. The City Of Davenport Is without
Fire Engine and the necessary apparatus and appen-
dages without a suitable public Steamboat landing
without grounds for reservoir and water works with
out the requisite number Of lamps for lighting the
city with gas all Of which absolutely essential 20
the welfare II the city; AMI whereas Is deem cx-
peii"nt that twenty thousand dollars b. expended
res rvoir and water works. ten thou and d liars for
Fire Engine apparatns and appendages, -four thousand
dollars for subscribing for stuck in the Davenport Gas
Company or for erecting lamp posts, and tweaty-
Ave Thousand dollars for grading, improving and paw
Ing. or nacadamizirg the Leyce As To make a good
steamboat landing: amounting in the whole tn the
sum o, hi'ynine thousand dollars, which amount, if
appr, prii'ed will have TO he raised by a loan.
BE nthereflre Resolved. That Oh the LIST Mcniay
in August, poll shall be opened at the Court u,.,
In the City Of Davenport, for the submission OF this
question 1, the voters of said city, ami that the same
SHAH continue op n from O'Clock. A. NJ, till 6
oclotk p M and the question shall be voted for in
the following form, 10 Wit
All those in favor Of tn loan shall cast 4 balict,
"For tn" loan of iiity-ninc thousand dollars"
Ana all those opposed thereto shall cast ballot.
"AIainst the loan ~ fity-nine thousand dollars
leesslusd That If said loan shall carry, the bonds
the city. in Of Ave hundred dollars each shall
city the principal payable at the end Of tw tnty
years, am! the interest half yearly hot exceeding ten
pr eenium per aununi, provided however, that the
bonds shall IA mt BE- sei fur less than tc par
! value"
Res lped, That the CT rk giye notice 81 such cleo
ton through the Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT. from the
pres time until the LIST Monday in August 500
I jyl9 CHARLES g. HARRIS Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

GKoUyD AND LOFTY TUMBLING.-
Not many months since the chief editor OF
the Organ svowed that he would sooner cut
his right hand Of than vote for man for
Office who was opposed to The Iowa Liquor
Law. Not many weeks elapsed before he
did vote for Just such man for may or Of
the city Of Davenport. Now heis working
FOR and will vote for the Black Republican
County Ticket upon which is N. J. Rusch
who a, ows his complete hostility to the law
and says il elected he will vote for it, re-
peal. There, isa wonderful &c wing in"
in short space Of time. These shameless
and corrupt leaders have spouted Temper
ance AMI Know No:hinglsm until hoarse, in
the secret Tod ,es. and throu ,hout the pre-
cinc;s Of the county, and now they give the
lie TO all their former professions by nom.
mating German and hater Of the Liquor
Law upon their ticket, and the poor inno-
cent country people are in a complete
"mdddIe," and want 10 know what it all
means. They want TO know it the "dutch'
are any better than they were rel orted to
have been one year ago, and whether the
Liquor Law IS no. as right AMI just now as
then, and the result is that abo ut FIVE hun.
dred Of the Black Republican party of the
Comfy have gone over 10 the Fillmore par
ty! They are honest in their support Of
the Liquor Law and hate the 'du'ch," and
learned their lessons Of these same leaders
whom they say have now betrayed them.-
The Black Republican party is in the last
throes Of death, and win soon take its de-
parture 10 hat bourne from whence no ira
Weller returns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

CAurIoS.-Thc hot weather is in
full blast. and those of oqr citizens who
have regard for the health Of our city
and we trust thsre are none who have not
SHOULD ct once bestir themselves and see
that they keep their premises, and the
streets in front Of their pl,cestf business
and residel ees clean and free from all sub-
stances deleterious 10 health, disc se-bree.
ding, aud al stagnant waters. We notice
in the cutters Of some Of our streets, foul
waters standing, and in front Of some resi-
dences We notice that the offal Of the kitch-
EMS deposited in the cutters, emitting Often
sive odors. apd sure hreeders Of fever and
malaria. This 10 wrong ard shoulJ not b
Apply - remedy, aud The sooner The 81.
tes,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

Ar 1T AGAIN.-There is a certain
walking nuisance who has been kiC ked on;
OF all the political parties, aid is now en-
gagged in selling hor SEES TO be paid for when
Fremont is cleo ted, whose filthy tongue is
busy lnventing falsehoods which would be
injurious but for HIS telling them. lie got
of one OF his ISLANDERS in Saloon the other
lay against a young man in lie ClAire. but
was obliged 10 cot his own words speedily,
as friend Of the slardered party was pred
sent. h. fact what he says is not SANDER
as nobody believes him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

TBx CoLUxx WAvERs.-Mr. A Lincoln
the great gun Of black republicanism in
Southern Illinois, while at Galens few
days sioce, admitted that Mr.. Buchanan
would get the electoral vote Of Illinois.
These Fnimongers ere knee spsung al
ready, and BY the time November rolls
round, tho great "Explorer' viii have
sunk back isto hs original li.sleness,
and Reaa,tt having iasssosd upos Mary
Poso pap will have dropped him '.just
~ easy" ~ hs dropped "Live Oak"
George Law. Sic transit humbue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

DAVIS DRYIxG Up.-Thc reports
which we receive from the several places
where Timothy Davis is so unfortunate as
TO speak, confirm the fact that Davis is per-
sonally very unpopular, and that in argu'
menta,ive tilt with Shepherd Letter he is
no match at all. His antecedents are a
gainst him on the niger question, and his
mode Of sabterfuge and dodg,ng las given
him reputation for want of sin certify and
genuine ability not likely to strengthen his
strict party support.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
st A Rk'
INDIAN
Fever AND kGuE REMEDY!
An External Application!


An Infdllible Remedy Jor Fecer and Agxe. Dumb
Agme Night StceGis and Az kindred dtse0ses.
THIS Is one Of Natures remedies, discovered, and
successfully used for many years BY certain trba
Of Indians the Western tr0ntis T, and has never
been known TO fail VI efecting cure among thous-
ands who have us.d it. 1t possesses the power to
and eradicate every vestge Of Fever and Ague
from the system, and is the only known certain rem
edy. One important advantage this remedy posses
all others, aside fxom the intrinsic value
a remedial agent, is that no drugs medicines are
taken ipto the stomach I. debitate and break down
the system. Its effects almost miraculous, ahd
need only To b. tried TO insure place for 1t in every
family where Fever and AgQe u, has been, or 10 like
" 10 be.
The Agent has numberless Certificates Of Cure,
which with pleasure, win be shown TO all wishing to
sea tn m.
Cures have been effected In this city and vicinity
References will also be ven TO such citfens. This
Remedy is Powder, and is applied externally, and its
effects are truly wonderful.
Price 81. per Box. Aud cure guaranteed or the
money refunded.
LEWIS FINCH, Agent.
At II. r.. Chd's Hardware Establishment, on I'd Il.
> few doors east Of Brady. Uyi0deml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

NEw YoRK.-We had . conversation
with gentleman, on To esdsy, who hs.
lately travelled through New York, and
who has every means Of becoming posted
who informs 10 that Buchanan will carry
the State by $1,000 majority, Fillmore
will get more votes then Fremont, The
negro worshippers arc below par every
where, and the Msriposs Land Grabber
will be on ti.ely distanced!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

AccIpENT.-A young man named
Oviat, well known as News Agent on the
cars, and Of the firm of Gray & Oviat,
booksellers nd stationers at Iowa City, By
some misstep fell from the cars as they
we've coming from Iowa City last Tuesday
right and sustained considerable injury
though it is much to be hoped he will 500.
recovor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

MG19n9. BplT00S
Twas we'll sware that
MssssA Darnrr, Wing and Rogers, candi-
dates for the House Of Representatives o"
the Black Republican ticket, were "Maine
Law" men, but had some fears Of Mich.
olas J. Rusch until saw his name floating
10 the bseeze in the columns Of the "Tem-
perancs Organ,"a paper that could not be
used for any other purp ,se than the pro-
motion Of temperance principle anil the
continuation of the "L'qror Law" Well,
/ braeihe freer than I did, because know
that one of the Eliiors Of the Organ wou'd
suffer his "right arm TO be severed from his
body before he would vote for any man who
il not in favor Of the Maine Law
All risht-PRIcE IS coNsIsrESg.
WATCHMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

GAZETTE FALsEHooDs AGAIN We
are authorized by Cha les J. Rogers to state
that lie never made the remarks which the
Gazette attributed 10 him respecting Mr.,
Rusch being ruled off the jury because he
could not speak English, and further that
he never said one word Ia reference 10.
county politics, Bit i, is no use denying
any OF our neie hbor's falsehools, for no
body believes anything published in its
columns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

NorIcE.-Persons getting married
ami sending in notices Of the happy event,
are requested to pay for the insertion Of
the same as for any other advertisement,
otherwise they will not appear. The man
who is too poor to pay for having his mar
r'age published, better be thinking Of other
matters than getting a wife.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
no PTOpuctiC seq
Know no retiring ebb.O

OUTRAGE IN P.rrsBURG.-A married
woman, in delicate health, was passing
. saloon in Pittshurg, at six O'Clock in
tho afternoon, when she was stopped,
pulled into the house and outraged by
two men. Verify, Pittsburg Is getting
fast.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
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