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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-12
lNEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
from Our Own Reporter. , ,o,o
Senate not in session.
ASSEMBLY.
NEw-YORK IDIOT ASYLUM.

The annual report of the New-York Idiot Asylum
was received During the last fiscal year there has
been drawn from the Treasury of the State for the
nroner current expenses of the Asylum the sum OF
X llo 90 The sum of 81 529 has been received from
nav pupils. Contingent fund hand Oct; l, 1854,
sSs 72. Total, O3O7 90. This sum has been ex-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

MkssRs EDlt"Rs: la ausNrr 10
your interrosatory ia regard 10 Gas tmp"-
sition-. say No imphd'icalv, the ia 60
have no right t. charge the consumers Of
gas for the meter or use Oft ,mof. ilitttfhey
street Ia conduct il. How are hey To tell
how much gas is used ule>s they t!ace Il
me'or..m every place where il Is used And
l, or you, or any other person TO keep OF
pay 10 have kept, the books and accou'ts o
a company because there IS 40 opposition
in that kind Of business. No sir, aud fer
one. | always and will continue to raise nv
voice against such monopolies, or imposi
tons. And after charging for the Meter,
forsoo'h, make'you pay the cost of il as
yearly rent, why sir, the Meters alone will
make the company rich if there are enough
consumers. And beside that The gas Is
poor enough in all conscience Now, if
you Will make move towards il. will DO
all IN nv power 10 ASSIST in nit,,E. IN end
toit. If the company are any wa, reason
able, they will remove the objections which
will preclude public demonstration.
ANEW YORKER.
who has had to do with Gas Co.'S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
TATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA. DECEMBER 5. 1856
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HousE o. TALLnAx, Powxss 4 MCLEAN. I
DAVENPORT DEcEMBIRA tstS

Tue continued rad weather aud ilapassiUle reads
bav. rendered tUsines. ~ all kad. for s0.n time ex-
irtney dull and besid,s pr venting hc sale o, goods
have mped u coll ctns of debts due from The coun-
try But while Elon y has besom- no more pieutifal
th re has been les active enquiry Tor II than vy-
list d few week, ago. TX hsnge h2, beCs N, more
pientiful; Bankers are aiIr to supply all demands
.iihout difficulty
We notice great scarcity OF mi .c-llA Gus currvn-
y. kasiern IN fair supply. thlugu Used efnly
by those BRING ing 1t o. 10 pters n; its being turn
and unu'us ly lafg= qaautiti Of h bal OF ths Ne
biAska Banks ~ m TO have lat ly been put al at
As The cFr ny 81 this country, sppar ant, Is 10 Do
supplied from III sc banks, and =, the value Il IN
bills depnd entirely p u til responsibility Of the
siockhodcrs, w. hav t,k4n pains T. asc rain "a.
ownership, AID csn.tion and am OF Ctfculai u
Of Ia different Banks ana no, t. give the pub
lie liabl informaiyn ny thu sulj CT IT. which thy
mu h mt rested. Gvid remains In moderate
sup.l viii - sdy though n sct.v. d.msui. W.
make u, chang rates
Their /. n a.. Tor and va rants
..t-t. xCEsNL A. f.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
ORGAN GRINDER RaMrA>T.

We have studiously avoided any ref
erence 10 poIlnted..shee' in tins city, edited
by broken down political hack, called the
Temperance 0rsa ,aod bid a,lermlaei. fIr
the future, 10 let the thing PISS, wIthon'
hornrlng it with the resurrection OF a no
hce IN Tins paper But We feel at Irres,sl'
able Indignation, just noA, TO say fsw
words respecting he comments OF the Or
sah" upon Our report of John p. Hae's he
tar The Organ" SAYS s.that between
Heaven and Earth, the distance is scarcely
-iea'er than the distance between his as
sai'Spt, either morally. intellectually, ~
physically Now. to those familiar with
The character, temper, and reputation Of Ill
aim Price, the above language viii no. ap-
pear at all strange. H. has farniliarized
himself with slang. billinesgate ard defa,n
the party who had fed him with oflici;
rrovandcr, ard Join lis enemies because
So doing he could be perp. iuated in Office
HIS insane attacks upon young lady, and
ms harmless slang against men, have for
many years. been regarded BY the chari,s.
be as a constitutional infrmity ihcurahle
We have only pity for his faults and has
faisehoods. His attempting to speak OF III.
distance between Heaven sEd Earth, only
excites mir'h. rs all know that he has n"
the most distant dea where Heaven is 10
Gated, and he there'o ore believes il 10 he a
grea, way off, especially to him. Wonder
it he knows the difference between an "Or
gan aud fiddler" A mun who mistakes 4
piano FOR fiddle may easily be mistaken
abou, other thing, and especially about y
place 20 hieh up a 10 be out Of reach Of
him, uuiess he repents. We are nol dis
posed to feel unpleasant under the Attacks Of
Nj. Price. for il he will defars a young
lady he will not seruple to lie OF others
i W. have done.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

am,.,,sst 10 FemsIes-Dr. CheesMaa's

Impsstant 70 Femsles--DS. Chesswasss
PiIls.Ths oornbinatcns Of ing -iniN ia thrs' Phis
>. the result u lous and extensive practis They
ar, mid In their operation and certain 40 c1r-ctns
all IRREGULARITIES painful menstruston reos ms ali
ob.truetfons whether from Cold OF otherwise head
ache pain IN th.siie paIs;ioa u the hart disturb
81 sleep which arise from nterIuptlen - nature
They can be successfully use ~ preuntise' IN -
pulls should never be taken IA pregnancy, a. the'
Scuj - re- % cause a m .carrisgo wafrsnted pure
v-.etsbse, snd free from anything Injurious TO 'if
or health Explicit dfeciiols, which sboud De resd
.cop,nuspy each hux Ptic. 81 For sale by the
Druggists in Davenport, ard Hines Ciippeng"r.
aoes Island sent By mail by nlclosing 81 To bf Cor
asiusL Choes.msn, No. 1872 Broai~Ay, New Yort
tJeJu-.iawimI
bailey. Magical Pain Eairne,or.- great
sDd principal ,h-raeterisiisv DALI i y MAUI
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
LIST. OF ns never failing and spc ahi4u. pi"prp
SION as applied TO any external injury, 20 check ~
nann alton instantly aud rspdly 10 ttdu" ~ itis
feature institute IT. great power to siesis'. u
,A,u Vt buns and abs, and Of ",Lrf pari1
,ales ia iner'u.oiy short sspa'e Of am ~ a
VIII ..pe4 n M III ~ teSthntrts.s GrtguItu ~
1. s.d fvtIN nt'i!Gen, mind L. full hsale that ia
,ll s- - o,t,rusl uluiy 'hs pan - pfu'iuc d ~
nranIaat lon Il ia ,iJu ell parj-. ani iAIeiot' Il
yyu reuoy5 TN tau-l The ell Ct must
~ It. putincailst D. op. tt,rr hsutrdJ tfe put
.hai NAY i.rs IA tn system, and viii shrn az
,isa 10 IT., sor,b atav rapidly all iml ute rn1ttci
the suffice aud tlrct n--henue Ia great dischaig
prod d,e. fl''in softs ssonei by hurns-ani
VI, applied sd aid ins.teraie sores, Salt kheaui
9 other sutancpu- disaas's
Each box of GENUINE DsIi'y'- Pam Extractor hs-
ph Il Size Pat" Engraved Label With the sigma
are..ir CLICKENER co, propfie,ora, an
EESp, n.IIy, ulanufsiutrr. All other, are
punt, r. rr,t- 20 CENTS .rr6 biz
- .as,i.s should hr addressed soc 'irh-
.er 80 - ,-,rtlat -trfst Now YORK.
S,i ~ -l -, nppi-i~ and M~lIciu. dearfs thr"usb
, the { dit,-t St,tvs -,p25-,itw3m
Nm A. Hntehe lor' . Hair Dyr.-ho burning
l.l.flns compound cahld ever hsyt attained the
riv.f.al favor a,eprlsd to this Dse III original
yer fsliug fAvmii'. Nature l. MT Hr"r, ttu, g.
rs.lt lhsn ihc ii-wu tia p-oiu,t d ~ IL = rcd
~,t s,ayost o. must tfo~ry hair by a., Mad snh
0i applied 81 BAtgh.iot's Nls Factory. IN uiist
r,yst, ra.nis, 2;I tfoadsay, Nov lots VIZ.
At n.iot /, - thc .k Of All - nu,ne othr
ations.
FOR sale s., Ahoed \ Nsu Patrb
s-p21-,laW TN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
- - 49,

We had an article speaking Of til,
Wednesday evening, ~ typ, and reaa} for
the press when misforjunatel, il wa ktucA
ed INTO n. md we have bal 'iue Nv TO
that the members Of The soeirty AGO tri
themselves ~ ahlgily clrdi.- able u Amer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

MORALITY OF DIVORCES eakipg one
day of the early Romans, Mr.. Web ter
said be could almost believe everything
related by historians Of their extraordi
nary public and domestic virtues, when he
dwelt on the fact that, though their Laws
authorized divorce, yet, for the first Eve
hundred years, no individual ever avail
Ell himself Of such a license! 1t was
the domestic training" he said, sit was
then mothers who made Prblicola, a
Camillus ami Goriolanus. Women, pre-
tected BY the inviolability Of the nuptsl
bond, we're invested with q dignity that
gave authority to instruction, aud made
the domestic hearth the nursery Of he
roes. Public virtue," he said, "feli with
private morality. Under imperial Rome
divorces were sought for and obtained
upon the most frivolous pretext, and all
domestic confidence vas destr Dyed The
inevitable consequence was the loss Of
all public morality. Men who had been
false to their private obligations would
not be true to their public duties. Cm.
sar divorced his wife, and betrayed bis
country. The sanctity Of the nuntial
bond 10, in my opinion, one Of the prin.
cipal, il not the chief cause Of the supe.
rior refinement, freedom and pros erity
enjoyed st the present time by Christian
netions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
".Aps ERrIsING.-An Agent cali

"ApyEarIsise.-An Agent called
apoh Us Yesterday with an advertisement
iroIn Bryan u STATIONS MsIcantile Coz
legrs al Batlalo, Cleveland, Albany and,
Chicago. He wished the adyertisen,e T;
aubl' shed Al LEss THAN ONE HALF the RI es
We are charging the Davenport Commercial
College and other education Al institutions,
Of our city, 20 take eeftitit ale ct S,ho.ar'
ship IN payment, aud 10 addition, to give g
iew aamifg puts prepared TO hand and t.
send our paper ~ The r. ad,ug DOM of HE
college gratuitons, We showed him our
Published rates. to Id HIN ihs, our term
were CASH and Informed hun that any de-
Walton from that, in jus:ic. 10 those OF our
fellow citizens VITO patronize us, We coai
not mak We allude 10 The subiec, b.
cause we wish i, distinctly understood tina,
the Gazette is not in the habit OF charging
OF men ffty ioiers for an dv-riisem. n
that IL is willing 10 insert for another 10,
twenty ave dolla 8, and ,halift 81 .hows an,
par iali,y i. viii be N favor Of ia own citi
zsns. There are so many Of our eotampo
/ tari's 0f limited circulation WHO are vii
| lag to I, se advertisements merely 10 gu up
| TIA: We sseaet tassse agents u they exppe
svesy paper 70 do the ssue. u there 10
Daily u sss sats on tn isst ssts. 10 reader
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
BssSiNeSs DIRECTORY.
Banking and Exchange.

MACKLoTr n CORBIN... Cor Second and Brady.
NICHOLS CAMPBELL n CO.. Main
COOK h SaRGENT.............N Main and Secund
MoGREGoR, LAwES 4 BLAKEMORE......M Man.
cHtBB FRO BARROW 4 co. Cor Main I'd SITS.
TAILMAN. POWERS 4 McLEAS.. above o..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

Rev. Mr.. Marks, a, the request Of
many of "nr ciiizens, will repeat his lecture
on Cons'anfitop'e, this evening, at the Con
gtegat'onai ChurcH It may not be- out of
place TO say that this lecture by Mr.. Marks
isione OF thelmos' interesting Historical and
li'erar, treats which II has fallen to our lo'
10 ENJOY for long lime, al i that !, i sel
worthy the patronage of or ci',1-i>. The
Lecture viii be- . FRrf one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

cur readers will notice by refer
euce to our Advert Using columns, Tia, the
fInM of ALLEN \ DooLAN has beea dis
solved, and that Mr., WilllAM DooLAN
a,il continue the Real Estate Agency and
l. ~ business ut his office on West side OF
SARo, Barking House. n. Doolan's
bas'"es. qualifications and integrity are of
the fr>' u,drr. W. speak for hun sue
,e--fui prose ntion OF his hnsiress ope, q.
iuus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

FhFsIbENI HCcHANAN.-SInce the
election the black republican papers
have discovered that MIR. Buchanan is
not only a very able, but a very good
man. Their talk in regard to him now
presents wonderful contrast to what
they said ofhim few weeks ago. Here
Is portrait of him by correspondent
OF the y. Y. Times, who recently visit
ed him -
The first remark OF stranger on
seeing Mr.. Buchanan, would naturally
be, What a fine old English gentle
man" had been introduced to him
many wears ago, at Gadsby's Hotel, in
ashngton; bu, the interview was
then Of short duration. This time |
h1d .roSseSStm Of hiIn for several hours
bnc oil the first remarks he made. ellie
itcd by the presentation Of IA New
York carlcature, was, that the portraits
which had been made Of him during
the canvass were mostly caricaturcs,
and that those who had not seen him
must imagine him from his cfiigics to
he gruin As an ogre. whereas ne had
scarcely ever know an unclieeriul hour
IN his life. In fact, in spite OF the
weight OF responsibility he evidently
feels, his ""unlehancc Is the mirror of
happy thoughts and benignant dis
position. lie looks hale temperate
man Of sixty, of massive intellect, hard,
undaunted energy, but with co,tio" as
the predominating trait of his charac-
ter. Judged him to be one OF those
naturally daring and impetuous char
astcrs, "l,aWhy practical experience Of
the folly of yielding to impulse, had
gradually acquired the habit Of waiting
Tor sober second thoughts to govern
his every act. His countenance shows
this. Occasionally his face will tighten
up, his large blue eyes distend, and
listncrs are compelled to sink their gaze
before his profound scrutlnizing look
Suddenly, however, one Of his ewes
half closed, his head slightly incliue> to
one side, ana every word is weighed in
the balance. You always find you are
c"u>rrsing with an cinphaticaly great
man, and his unpretcnding, ulostcnta
tIous simplicity adds too lathcr than
ictrac,s from this impression, and his
unaffected amilbility and hospitality
win Your heart, even where youi
Judgment has resolved to make resis-
lance.
am a Republican and he is Dem
ocrat, but pay him this wiling trib-
ute-that he approaches more nearly
to my ideal OF IA gentleman OF the old
school than any one else | ever had
the good fortune to meet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
co M NJ f. re Al.
OFFICE OF Iowa DAILY STArI DgNockAr,
DAv1NPoRr, Debembei 4, 1850.

The packing business commenced, and IL Is pre-
eumed that the amount OF pork packed by our pack
this yearw be nearly double that OF last season
In the grain market there is brisk business kept
up, though wealth is held At rather low fsuses and
with no promise Of . rise at present
Flour steady as quoted, which figures II will prob
ably remain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

mas expect 10 see the above mentioned adj
vert!seInent 10 it, aext issue szet'e. ith.
\ conversation much similar TO that
OF the Gazette was had by US on Wednes-
day morning last, with Bryant & Straitoh's
ageh:, and our rates for sd0kiising SIR wa
him, and refusal on our part 10 publish his
advertisements, other 'hsn at the rates and
for cash payment. And in addition, when
he said to Us that he would call on the Ga
ze'te 10 publish the advertisements, vse re-
marked that he rates IT that paper we're
the same as ours, and as agreed upon BY US,
and that We were confident that he would
meet with no better success with the Ga
ze'ie than with US. The rates for advert.
sing should be lived up TO- ant should there
happen any deviation therefrom, il should
be ia favor Of our own business men and
home patrons. But it is very seldom any
abatement is asked for on the part Of our
citizens, they beirg fully aware that they
receive VALUE for their money.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
Magnificent Enterprise.

J.cU0 BSCRiBERs IN ONE YEAR !.
b 900 TO BF DETAINED IN SIX MONTHS y
l. 10000 10 BE GIVEN IN PkEMlCM sll
|cu. 900 To M GIVEN IN SIX MON hslil
un,s, rtake an -xtraoriirary task, that VI Oh.
tatning 10 uco Subscribers IN SIX mouths, and
T. u.e tn ioliow ing extraordinary means to aecuin-
.h CTS purpose
Isl ", made tho very LARGEST snd BEST Illus
ste Family Paper ef the country, ami sell II at the
loWE price,
las been EQC ALLIED aud cannot bc surpassed In lib-
slts, f,r the that "" shall give sum eQua,
|. he ~hu, pyooe,ds of the paper for six months,
Ii s5ous The mot Of the sum will be given IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05


No, 10 Fourth Street, Tea 0utI1SHGe
ST. LOUIS. NO.
TIME curLEaY, siver, PLATED, Bristanls, Pisaisl-
Il ed, Jspannei aud Plain rnwsre. w0odsa and
Wil,uw Ware Feather DustfIA. Brushes, R-ooms 10
,cludnvr very article IN the HousA FsrniShn linz!
wocii say 10 Merchants and DeairrsShsns. aliy
throashoat the West, having determined to do sire.
ty cash hn mess aGd rscsyQa my Roods dlyeca from
iada en-. az. tssa any e.lsr Iauss ia he western
c.an,~v csuatsy Merchants, while Ia he city, Ave
rrsse.sri ~ CALI ovoia PACKED an sous Be aeS nayj
% he caaatsg uct9eieNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

We have at this early day received
the January numb-r of Gcdey's Ladies'
Book, and srlrndid number II is too. Our
booksellers viii have their apply IN few
day., perhaps tomorrow. We predict
iarg" aud quick sale for this number.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
STATE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
THE STATE DEMOCRAT.
pECIAL NoTICE no BusINEss nEn

sssn .dveftisina psp.r tn State Democrat i-ani
ssrsaiD regarded a. the established medium of ou.
--s COMMUNICATIVE b"t~' N. buyer and seller; -
argoIy increasing circulation. hoih al hons al
abroad. offers fsyoTsb" opp rtuniy Dor iudiciou
disseminate VI M rcaniil. intelligence. II Is aso
avnriic family iosrns hence kciaii Dealers wel
,s mare ey,en,vs trsdes-peoplc, Mechanics and Ci,i
will fni lis columns essential 10 = prusperous
susina.s 4 WORD TO ruE WISH +"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
Job Fri11tt11R.

W ~oul- call the at,ehticn & Merchauts BGsi-
n-.- n and Other. 10 our faciii'ies for executing
witt pr mp,ness. and IN a superior manner, JOB
PRINTING II al ~ vtrir'i-s. qusnies and onlar,
ana solicit a shar' - th"lr patfn.s'. Esvirg gqLe
10 cot -iier abb i-spause ia fitting up our Jotbing
Estsbtsh in mt "" prepared u sxccute al; kind
Of Plan ami Ornamental work. such a, Bal Tickets
Piosrsmm :, Caris uievery deception, Gircuiars.
al vsrtties OF rr.R'ing IN Gold SILVER Br.hae,
cof9rs; ais, Pamphlets I4wStr,' Ri .. Cteeks,
Blls ~ ia,ing prauiss,ry Note, Way Bin nanr
Btlls dc with n.stn"ss and GA reasonable term.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
Grand Monthly jubilee.

L. j. rape ssolc 70 give the a tails OF this munii-
mt -ntefprisc IN this short advertisement, AMI w
| -r-f r retr tn reader to CIRCULAR. or to tbr
|Jot KSAL OF ROMANCE itself, copY OF which
yisy u, had by writing TO j Is Bisie, pabliSho7 of
oufnai Of II mancc, Chicaao, or NV Nork-Or mas
e "a at The off, OF name OF paper in which this
Ady t>eme NJ sppears.
| TERMS 20 me year 1910; fol- 9 mon,hs, q 30,
" Iaree monts, tl,GD Every subscribe sil ST
premium inm -iatsly, and perhaps auothrr IN the
Aonshly Jutil,c D'.ttibattvn.
n b b. sure 10 send 10 the ottre In Chies 4
sr . specimen copy q the paprr,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

ALLEN GLARk.......P. O. Building, Bradyst
NICKOII.S IsBEIL n CO.. Main -
ALLEN n DOOLAN.. Building Brady ii
Insurance Agencies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
WANTED.

Tw" Boys, as Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from IA to 10
years OF age preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

ssstSs, .NNtfS.
MN 9o1s ssssrtsd sis-ss whssilaS. Va.
tlVVV HAps a1 asis e.
xvANa, GEHw ! CO.,
sO0 80 ss.oea IN SSss1 IL,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
j,UHKEk! LUMBER II

Tue sIbscrnsrs waad respectfully aforn the
] ta.'9seg~ 81 Davenport and III public scnerai,
u a. shss kssp constantly ON han. at their Plsuin1
Mi IN k'S~ leland cornaS et Rock River AID Wash.
.Dgt q Treats ssasnsi ~ -ossns ana Siding and all
sinis anisrlap .anhss 81 he beat saaii.y. Cal
sKr sxssa,a ear ssses Sssnrs lassesA1s sassfhsrs
80, q 4, AS0G3oON 20,
ySsrf 81. iS64 - ! ssiF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

Asot" ADA4S 1ACCS 1901
BURROWS L PRETTYMAN,
wholesale and Rr'al Dealers In
Foreign and lDOsssSsitc DIV
Goods, Roots and SeOeo,
Hate and Cape, ll0eA.
ting, etc.,
~OuLD invite the Sttrntion Of parchooese -
w thrir large and VARIED assorta~ht. We ese
now openig urT Fall and Winter stock. auilatSe NJ
the ant of this community. We d. not pvofoeo -
under.eI our NJ irhhrs, hut n y 0oS6 0epas -
reasonable fdfs~. We have nov sa hand ooe -.
sortin.nt u
DI1M99 oooD0s
consisting Of
Alhs. Mrrinos. Paraaasiss, vaoe oeoooo0os
lustssa. eALsSnes. Ac., Ahawls oo1
MsaitIlas Ia great variety.
Cloths Ca,.i'nrr~s, vs., inas Resdy Mads C,cAhlaa
and W0oln Go~'s OF al kind- suit ahle fog the cu0s
ing season Yankee Not Rubber 0oodo, Co.e
ia on Cloths, window Shades, orvcsr rice, CresAaey
and Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
Sssscn gers London Cordial

IL All order, put ~ with ca.t and goods vaI-
Intel.
.. 60 Raudelph Street, CHICAGO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
BIDS! IS.iGS! H.iGS!

For salr 5, Ai,oed N.su Patton
p21-,ia~ TN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
NEW GOODS RECEIVED At
WADSWORTHS
AyHIrE Br1ca6r silks.

INVITE Brocaee silks.
w FRENCH Merinoes,
Whit d lanes,
Elhr - rei C.lars ard B1uds,
Whit Rrowu and Pink So l. Rib'o's,
Coored teces Tor 'v"ning drcss,
whit md coiurei Tarletons
Black L. ug Shawls,
Extra fine Ssxong Flannels,
Cheektsi and Plain Sainsooss,
Laiss' Black and white silk Hose,
white a"d cnored skirt li;nSs,
Gents Merino vest and Pants,
Ladies French Breakfast Robes,
white CraIe and many other Il lies goods to which
We invite attention.
rl9'f SECOND ST, opp. LeClaire House.
N1Issts anu Boy AeIino aud Cashmere Vests al
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T ADIFS' Merino and a>hmere Vests, Long and
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CPNTS' WOOL, CASHMERE, MERINO ard
" SILK Indervtsis and Drawers, very large stock
and some Of The best goods imported, at
n"ie WApSwORTHS', .pp. IeClaire House.
Fine Thread and Maltese Edg-
ings.
WE have BY far The LArssss and mos' psrie..
w stock Of
w. uzht this place. comprising all width, And
price, Of the best and most fashionable makes now
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