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The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

IIlcH. The rates of fare hy the Golden Age.
which left San Francisco for New York on Thurs
day, were cxtravaganly high, for the times; First
cabin, 1915 second cabin, 225 stcerage $3.50.
People should remember these figures. They can
here see how much regard steamship companies
have for them. when there is competition in the
carrying trade from San Francisco to New York.
Remember the figures, ye dear peeps" ly and
by your great American Congress will make re-
engagement with this generous company, to carry
the mails. Congress will pay the poor corporation
a few hundred thousands a-year-just enough to
keep it ahoat! Members of Congress don't pay
steamer fare, and the steamship companies must
make it up in some way
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07
Ots~ssNEN-

Hollo,rays Ointment and Pills have n oosmopoli-
tan reputation In every land, christian and sav-
age to which commerce has carried them, thew
have become standard remedies for the most pain
ful and dangerous complaints to which humanity
is liable. The ointment is an acknowledged specif.
ic for all efuptivc, humorous, and ulcerous disor-
ders and there is no disease of the stomach the
liver the bowels, that may not be subdued by a
persistent use Of the ills.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07
COUNTY SEAT.

Tho people of Placervillc appear to bo exceed
ingy sore over their late defeat in the County Seat
contest if the snarling of their is any ndca-
ton public feeling Upon the stop thief" prin-
ciple the vile and slanderous sheets of that town
bawl out fraud fraud Having first commenced
swindling game, they cry Justify now they are
beaten. The Democrat, in an article speaking of
the official canvass, triumphantly exclaims:
"For the present we merely direct the readers
attention to the, what in courtesy we must call.
official vote Compare it with the vote of 1855,
which we also publish; and an astonishing increase
will be noticeable in the immediate neighborhood
of Coloma."
Astonishing increase in the immediate neigh
borhood of Coloma Indeed How about the city
of lacerville and its immediate neghborhood ?
The precincts outside the balloon city, Lut in rla-
cervlle township poled in the aggregate larger
vote for county seat in the late election, than in
the fall of 1855. The official returns show this
The city of Ilacervillc voted as follows:
State Election, 1855. County Seat Election 1856.
lst Ward ......... 22l ...... .............. G04
2d .......... BAG. 80. 80. ......... GA
81 " ...... 3G6 ...... .............. sos
Upper rlacervillc. .2SS...... ........ ..... 302
1922 244s
Only 1900 votes cast in September 1855, when
voting for Governor and other officers, but in May.
1856, the hallotbox suffers of accrville counted
out 244S votes, being 1926 more than in 1855, and
more than double any legitimate vote ever before
polled in that village. This is not the first time
Placcrve agents have tried their hand at swind-
ling and ballot-hox stufing. In 1851, when con-
tending fer county scat, this same town poled
upwards of 1900 votes. The year following 600
less and now 244S is the number, showing good
degree Of improvement in swindling. The official
returns show these figures, and yet with unbu>ll.
ing etfrontery arc told that the vote in Coloma
and vicinity has been increased astonshin.ly.
Every artGce rcsorted to in laceryille in
the late election to cover up the frauds they COM
mitted. A ballon was made to humbug men who
were net in the secret--a barbecue invented to
attract crowd to the city election day, in order
to cover up and conceal their double voting and
ballo-box stuffng Unfortunately for the swind-
ling agents of Ilaccrvill.. the neighborinG pre-
cincts in the aggregate polled greater vote than
ever before proving conclusively that men voted at
home before going to see the balloon ascension.
Consequently, Flacervile is chargcablc with the
commission Of all the frauds, with stuffing an illegal
vote into the boxes within their own limits, of at
least 1900, while 800 of their agents were riding
mules to death over the county to cheat and SWIM
die elsewhere. In view of the foregoing figures,
every honest man will exclaim in the language Of
the Democrat:
Every sane man knows. and the official returns,
which We publish, prove that the most damnablc
frauds were perpetrated lin acerville) )frauds 80
palpahle that none but knaves or fools have the
audacity to defend them. =
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

Gov. JOHNSON AND The TREss. The Democratic
press, naturally enough, pitch into Gov Johnson
without stint, on the slightest show Of IL chance
to make headway against him. 1t censurcd him
for not massacreng the people who took Casey
from the county Jail. The Governor was tec-
graphed to, and went to San Francisco in good
faith, to suppress, if possible the organization of
the body styled the Vigilance Committee. When
he arrived at the Bay the excitement was running
50 high. and so much in channel. that the
Governor was couaselcd by the very gentlemen
who had urged his visit-Gcn. Sherman, among
the rcst-nnt to undertake, at that time, to ress
the insurgents He SAW that even if he could pre-
vail upon few men to take up arms against the
masses it must he hopeless sacrifice of life. and
that in view uf the cause Of the movement he
would better subservc all interests by letting Casey
and Cora expiatc their crimes, even though at the
hands Of II law-dcfyinG community--h hoping that
when the demand for boo,. was hppeased the in.
insurgents would voluntarily lay down their arms
They did not. but persist in prosecuting inquiries
having reference to the mola character Of citizens.
and the Gov, seeing that they have not the plea
Of excitement in their favor, and that they seem
disposed to continue the organization after the crc-
atinG outrage has been avenged-SccinS this state
Of affairs, the Governor calls upon them to dishand.
and takes measures t" insure obedience We think
he is right-and have additional reason for so
thinking. in the fact that the Ned Buntlinc writers
at the Bay are censuring him for his course. They
too speak from pure motivesof interest! The
Crafts in DANGER" They get square meals. and
extend the circulation of their papers, during
these cxcitcments
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07
ICE CREAM SALOON.
AZ this co,oma G.rden, North Colorna.

A WOODRUFF would re, pectfnly inform he citizens
"a of Coo,ia, thar he has just completed his
Saloon. and is ready serve his friends with the
choicest Cream. Fresh Strawberries and Cream, &C., &c.
Families be supplied at their residences with Cream
or Strawberries, by leaving thci orders with The under
signed a. WOODRUFF.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07
NOTICE..

r. HE members of the " Union Tunnel Company" OF
IL Mamaluke Hill, are hereby mortified that ASSESS
men Of $40 per share has been laid, and that all den-
qient sh will be sold Public Auction, the highest
bddcl The 3oh day Of June inst, o'clock 7. NJ,
in Manialuke Hill.
BY oldcr of the Company
W. u. GRAY, Foreman.
Mamauke Hill. June 4th, 1856. 29-3t
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

The CALIFORNIA MINsrRELs are playing nightly
to crowded houses, in the Sacramento Theater
They have engaged the celebrated German Broth
ers, who each evening are greeted with rounds OF
applause, in appreciation of their wonderful feats
on the Trapez and OH the Horizontal Bar Mike
Mitchell is the fancy dancer Of the company.
The Company may be expected up this way next
week or the week following. They will have a
canvas pavilion with them. Tney will find many
friends here, who will turn out to SEQ their sable
faces once more
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

FoRKED WHEAT MIR. Brandon, whsc ranch is
some three miles from the Cosumncs, has shown us
sample of twenty acre field of wheat now
growing on his place, which is a trine ahead of
any cereal we ever saw before. The stalks stand
from seven to eight feet on the ground, and each
head sends out from two to four branches all well
filled with the milky grain. If no accident pre-
vents it will be splendid crop.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

WELLS, FARGO & Co. have supplied us regularly
with San Francisco papers They have our thanks,
too, for Atlantic papers.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07
Americans!
Americans!
There will be meeting of the Courcl tonight, at the
Old Hall. A full attendance is desired.
Coloma, June I, sc. BY Order.

AcETs. J. A. Cunningham, News Dealer and
stationcr, Main street, Georgetown, is agent for
the Argus.
Morris Flood, News and Exnressman, is our
agent for Garden Valley and Johnown.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

THE PACIFIC EXPRESS Co. have our thanks fo
s. f. papers and other favors.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

The frail ladies Of Sacramento are in great trib-
ulation. The police arc arresting them for keeping
houses Of i'll fame. Thus far the houses have all
been proven unexceponable places Of public resort.
There must be vast deal of innocent amusement
in the Levee City
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

GEo. VINCENT & Co. leave daily files Of the Sac
papers
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

Redemption Of Cunnty Warrants.
"a Office is hereby given that there is money in the
~ County Treasury. Sufficient TO Iedeem all County Or.
ders presented aud reg siered prior 10 May LIST, 1885,
7. N. REED, County Treasurer.
Coloma, June 6, 1856
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

CLARK & HENRY have delivered Sacramento pa
pers daily.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

1t is stated that there has been an over Issue of
tho bills of the Government Stock Bank of Ind.-
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-07

County Treasurer's REPORT.
To amount of General Fund on hand as
per Report of January Ii, lSj6....
tn nn't i.c.iypd far Rtliiard Iicansns 40
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

Printing Trade. Those from Ia to IL
years OF age preferred.
We were hot able to supply the large call
for copies OF our paper Of yesterday, con-
tanning the following notice Of Rev. }. P
Doneisn's Lecture, and At the request OF
many OF our ci'iaens we give The Article in
our to-dsy's issue:
Catholic Issiis0se Lecture.
The Lecture before the Young Mems
Catholic Literary Society ,on Tuesday even
ing, By Rev J. P. Donelan, upon the sub
jec, Of "S, Peters a, Rom-" was q brilliant
affair. The speaker we'll sustained his re.
pu's,ion tor eloquence and descriptive
talent. II would be impossible for US 10
follow him from his entrance into Rome
INTO II Peters and the Vatican, for memory
fails 10 retain the vivid descriptions, the
nunberless figures Of distances, capacities,
nights, and breAdlhs OF that celebrated
church edifce. 1t lscapable OF containing
100000 people, and Is 100 feet in length.
The fsultle.s architecture; the solid grand
eur Of tn columns, walls and roof the
gilded and spacious dome; the wi ding car
risge way leading from the ground to the
top Of the edifce, where 800 persons live
continually upon the roof, with blacksmith
shops and other buildings and dwellings,;
the spii al stair way for three persons 10 as
cend abreast 10 the top of the dome; the
huge Cross GROWING the apex and the sub.
lime view no, only around upon the seven
hills Of Rome, but into the spacious church
below; the pontfcal altar underneath the
dome; the altar at the far end upon which
the veritable char once occupied by ST Pc
ter, is placed IN huge bronze chair sus'
tanned by four Saints; the tomb Of ST Peter
surrounded by three hundred burning lau ps
upon colulnrs: the statue Of Plus vi at the
tomb Of st Peter; the sweet music floating
upon the ar from unse en cholrs and org ms
the splendid paintings and mosaic work Of
the Saviour and the SANS, upon the walls
the singing cf the MIskRERi BY the choir;
when Fillmore stood by the speakers side.
The magnificent lights from The roof AID
dom" Of the church, changing il color every
hour and lighting up ID. darkness nth a
broad glare OF red and y.lio~, nd other
huer; he tsn thousand other thiu.s, OF, ~,
and about 81 Peters anu Il. Vatican. II
would b. impossible for Us 10 describe as
the speaker deserted them. NJ has a hap
py faculty OF ,nterspersing his remarks with
the keenes, vii and humor eici'Ing laughter
aud me rlnrnt His p.rora'ioh ~ au ~"
former occasion, NAs full NJ the pHr,>t pa
trioti IN and IN hu,tasm tor lihrttt q, it's
IL America, III preference to all tn ,rapp,ngs
and gorg.o,.s AK. ntry Of Courts OF ROYAL
'y. As a temporal pi,nce the PoF- was
nothing 10 him. md d, MS spiritual guide
and dmec Tor l.. " as his Father, and the IA
Their OF 200 900 900 Of Cath, lies over tie
wo, Id.
We are informed that the proceeds OF
these lectures will be appropriated exclu'
sively TO The purchase Of a Library for the
benefit of the Society.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
Democratic elebratton.

At meeting of Democrats held ut
the Young Mems Democratic As>ocia-
ton Rooms on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 18th. for the purpose Of making
arrangement, to celebrate the recent
democratic triumphs, i. u. EagaI was
called to the chair. and +. Peek appoin
ted Secretary.
On motion, a commute OF three, con-
sis,ing Of II. Leonard, y. Kirker and
A. Corbin, VA, appointed 10 confer
with the Democrats Of Rock Island Tor
the purpose Of celebrating 'hc late trl-
nmphs.
On motion. a committee Of general
arrangements, consisting Of I. ID. Eagal,
J. u. Evans. and q. :. G. Dow, were
appointed.
On motion, a committee, consisting
of VIM. Hall, \. J. Kennedy, and Fl.
Becker, was appointed to take charge
Of the cannon.
On motion, a committee OF ten Were
appointed to make arrangements for
procuring Torche, and Bontires-con-
sists Of Il. NJ. Prettyman, S. Lower, A
Weigand, J. Ilcmpel, John Graham, X
NJ. Littler, s. Durbin, d. kilyon, John
Lillis, and p. Mcclure.
On motion, G. E. Hubbell, c. d
Cline, J. II. Horing, and J. Mcintosh
were appointed committee to pro
cure Transparencies.
On motion, H. Leonard was appoint
ed chief Marshall, with power to ap
point deputies.
On motion, when meeting adjourn
it adjourn to meet on call Of commit
tee first appointed.
On motion, proceedings were or
dered to be published in the Daily Eve
ming .Nfws, State Democrat. .Anzeigf
Am .Nississippi.
On motion, meeting adjourned.
7. D. EAeAL, Chairman.
E. PECK, Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HORSE or TALLNAn, Powsss l. NCLEAx
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER - 1906

DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER - 1890.
III, demand for MONEY continues undiminishel
with very insufficient supply, and csnuo,
expect any ma,-ri. chang. In money matters until
.prius.
Lx,hsnge cont nues scarce, bu, With q slightly DE-
creased demand Some " tbs Issss pur,s r. ve
bell We will not require more until Spring; but the
collections from the Es,t SIN require large remit.
taness.
The last ssvice- from Europe arr Considered IA
Sc~ fostt "a indsate that the financial cri.s In
France Is passing Sine the arrival Of the Ca.
Dads, stocks hAsc W IRON two 70 sia p.r cent
aud uien has eeoosne eastsr. Shipneu.s Of gold
ao~.ver cantin.c large, and TIL ssnks ar .,ill
contracting their loans.
kxchaas thi, nmruius On New Ysrs cod hv.,uu
was rshed b the Chic,e' Usaksrs TO IN p-r cen,
premium, with prospect u further rise.
The Savsuss Bank Il Conu-r.liis !. the Slate O,
Indiaas has fail>d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

During the witchcrsft time in England, the
English burned about $4,000 women ,gener-
ally poor and retired females who had no
man TO defend them. The victims were
bound h.nd aud foot, and thrown into deep
water. II they foated, that was evidence Of
guilty ma sicai power, and they were la
ken out and burned at the stake, while the
"rigidly righteons''sang psalms. II the &C
cused sank and were drowned, that was
evidence that they were innocent, and
was pity they were drowned!
Chambers Journal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
LCApED SPECIAL NOTICES.

l0psgsoas - vsonalse-Ov. CAeeeOAnt
eius. ooabinatiScs VI ingredients tn these PHI
. the rs4sa Of . loas snd extensive prsetGs The,
ere MID y hsss epssatoo, and certain IN oorrsctn.
Ill ,rrssulsrities. painful meGstruatioo removing d
Astrsetions, whssAsr frsm cold or seAsrwiss, bad
49, pain in IL SIDE pAlpttatiao q ths heart disturb
ID sssep. which ari.e frou in,srruptlen Of nature
they can 10 successfully use preventive Thsss
souid sure 10 cause miscsrriase wsrrsn,sd pure
- v-sessss, snd srss from anythins Injurious to life
81 health Rxr.,ei directions. which -hosid be reed
accompany each sos. Prie~ ~ For sale BY the
Druggists In Davenport. sad Himss = Cnppsnxsr,
aok Island Sent By mail by iicioslng ~ to DR. Cor
ssliu.L Css.smAn. No Iss Broadway, New York
Cesu-iswim)
Dsiir,s Magical fsis Exisaesss.--Ths sresi
emu Principal ebsrscterisiics VI pALLpl - MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
id or hs never failing and and unique property
= .yn No applied TO sny -Atrrns injury to check Ia
ssnnsiDn Instantly, aud rspidy to reduce II. This
sssture oasstitut.s IL great ps~sr to alleviate
BAN u burns and scsid,, and Of other psinis
49,. 10 .nerdlby short space Of tim I'D A.
w.t. appssr e. IN thr fru tsstDebiAl, her.unto an
sex.d Every ih,eiigsnt mind - fus aware that IN
oil .a~s 81 EXTERNAL injury, the pain 10 proinc ty
inflammation u IN nju ed parts; aud the rs'ers II
Sou rsmov. the osus the ~ Ct must :sa.e
~ Its purincsusr p opertie. peutrslize The poI-
~ ,hai msy iwrk IN TIL systsm, snd N when ap.
Tiled TO thu sores, draw rapidly all impure matter
to the aurfacs and jeci Themes the great dscbarrc
Il produces fran sores ocessionsd b. hnrns-and
hen applied I'D a.d inveeraie sores salt kheuin
ri. o,h., 4, m, an,,,rs dis
Zach boz Of genuine paicy's Pain Extractor has |
s.-n IA stssl Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
,uT.Sotc CLICKESER 4 CO, proprietors. and !
NvS,, oALLY. manufacturer. All othsrs are |
Price 26 c.ats PER boS.
~ ,uc,d., should be addressed u c. v. Click |
r-erA,s, ~ ~. relay street, New York
Sid ~ rli pusgists. and Medicine dealers through /
~ the United Sts,r-. "v2o-da~Sm
WA. A. Bate he ior's Hair Dyr.-No burning
,l,.trrtns com pound could ever have attained the
universal favor accorded 10 this Dye the original,
aryrr failing fsvohte Nature Is not more true 70
b. r,xls than the brown black produced " tie red
ST. srsyrst or most irow1y hair by II. Made and
ID or APPLIED at Bachelors Wig FACTORY, in nine
,,iyate rosms) 2s3 broadway. New York. WIN. A
,stch.lor IL Oh the box of all gsnuius Others are i'm
tations.
For sale by AIyo'd 4 Van P,tten'
s.p2b-dawtm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
faUi i.ssaR MCyT'S
FEBRiE UGE WINE.
80 Al.. BOTTLES.
t'E,s.EEs E.xsSIEs -. 1ss - ss

l.
i Il asa -#c CMa r FL, Dur b
and II va "a zars-ts. Ill Va.utla, { ell nv d
sasw u. r.gttt"a nsa I.ahIs lsE ~ tfN-s 40 "A
there t' be up bcijtF evi'l. Die, 70 4 q i- III as'
fuHI y tsfs..l, alb, and rau-taAtly iHgr5a.tI.
fpUtalrn eu. tits rwinR rs IT, h.gU4-l ,l Il
,.mc % j. ia@.t would sfil and tnui-h.uc ,,lt :
that have .efr ittt' an wn Re.la psey tE@
b., fire. itam al -. gu ..it rl'u, u mn. e..ls
peund, hrifug Wiue NAV H. Ia. ssith III 81
moet safety undo almost any II tuusfancr. II
strengthens the -tomach, inv ieogate. III syst6u ard
rntirrly prevents tn ilneuor ana pros, atiYl d
str, myth which siNsFs attrlds we've and agns. pta
lli lnus diseases u moi onlr b.ais he 81 ii; i
checks tie tvet, bu; removes The ! .as al he
AMI oth,r organs on which the Cnsii and rev !
ielends The thousands who hss- q he b
re Wine Heed u" further ydel IL, virtue tlt,t
its happy restorative eaezt. Il j. trui4 "a s.,a,i.
medicine, ami operates Oh the sgt III Ilkt \ che f.
Tn, fir n second &c e r b-iflg. Wire p. SIX a.,
chiiis, AMI IL antn'Ed acoo ding to ~ Air. t..
removes tte disease pefEaL, nty ,t.ps 10 -e-ttp
aud travas q tair IN h aifhy ...pdfiaa Tho =
pr who ar afflicted with + w. ai@i ~ - sia
form 81 bilious diS e.. T.. IiIa q -tst
thi. raiasbi medicine tait tl,l I'll d, nh hai
ia ufe ssary q ihsi9 >'scs and ny!ne -ifta IL
>tip+r3 .-tte.vtr r. 4 -rAaf -E Ie ..t
u pubic Germ .sr-- at III ht.' ~ aaI
m 81 re p s.nt : p -g-s,aat.str =. TIA i.li.s
II. ft4 d IL. b. wi M It, fti-
-raai II al J.s# "e :ft il
Csntio4 70 q pnoir.--Ba sur ~ ts 4s.a i
e4Yr.r l0t~ Ar.Ep II N TIL ey fr
49, Oh n Pioui.s.osv Note, whiet st
4 htflaa a. ach agrsY ~ Label or ti,p Ii
tss Ia. b. Druggists and NJ t..m -ry
vherr.
ll a =, .a nlt.st be dr. t,a toI4ia. y
= ~ !. d, =, o. % ~ \ 80
II. q d. l-'s GLE ~.
t-l = ~ by NJ.
aLVpRn Va aar+.S
3N-tfS' - UsrNIt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

Pure wine, fresh from the press, Is
selling in Cincinnati, Ohio, at $3.50
per gallon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
NlDDLESOX kLNON.

HAVE iusi opened decidedly the 'srse.i and mos,
IL superior stock Of
CROCkENl AND GLASSWARE
ever oGe!-d IL this market The, would re-ps ctf,,,-
" inyite all 20 call at thei Cookery Emporium and
exahit1 for themselves. v. Special induce-
ment- sr. oNered 10
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
a. purchsse their tock herr instead Of 2ine fSrthr
East
Nov. LIST, 1850 dkWlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
French DtVssd0sr Gloss.
EDWARD p. DICKiE.


Ia Chambers street, New York.
Two ,ioors west Of Huison River Railroad Depo,
MYERS 10 dealers and consumers his celebrated
~ brands II French window Glass tu favorable
terms Psrti wishing Information sili D.. iurnish-
ed With prices on rript of th,i. address Glas. cut
:" any desired pattern and parked free Il charge
We're not Sss'anssr . disfttfGfsos Ter.
Liqui piisoLer, reGt ~ Hsl.s ~ s.as-,
hesu'y's "a 90 With b-auty we're her n,
Nor y. DOR po RENE n braucr what II was,
BIT hovers d'sti!ti, though tn y with winter net
Lose but hStr show, their substance still lives
>wegt.
AVER arts din -reut fashionable Extracts At 20
~ enss PR eo''if. samile bottles open for
Public Inspection and Use.
Al may try before they ery. Also
F0sscU HoMHs, RGs1eaAes,
nsls ul,t. nalp q Thousand Tsrsrs, Dc, b.. Ac.
SoVISs asAaS u. tsst ~ - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

CAsrEEL g. Co., Merchant Tailors,
keep constantly on hand gen,eel assert.
msnt Of goods IN the way of mems apparel,
selected with that taste for which the firm
has so long been noted. They employ the
best cutters and makers which can be pro-
cured and make TO order everything IN their
line. A look at their shop and specimens of
his patterns and work will convince any
one that these things are so. Gso. Latimer,a
experienced man in the business has recent
" become = member Of the firm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

y. q. W1E0kR Z 90,
Pstsntees and Manufacturers Of the Bret Fire Proof
Safe In the World
TN order 10 supply the increasing demand for their
j WORLD RENOWNED SAFE, have opeaei 4
nssnch Depot IN chicago, I? weis St, where they
v,l ks-p conrtsus supply st New York Prices, Ad
diae frelshs,
Lts0etlers' and DNseIbes's SNSes,
made u order With powder proof trhs ~ Al
safrs mad BY then rant free from dainpnces.
STEPHEN u. PiEaSON.
oct 8 -jen Agent, IL Wells st., Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

New Oyster Depot on Brady street,
opposite the Post Office Building. w. D.
Ward has opened a Depot for the sale Of
Oysters at the above named place, and Is
prepared TO supply dealers and families by
the can or case, with most delicious article,
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