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UST kECElVED AT THE-UNION BOT
ulng Depot, large supply Of that unsur .
Also Xxx Pate and Burton.s Ales and Por. u
Ter OF very superior quality, together with
large assortment Of symps OF almost every kind ::
All OF which, together with our premium Mine.
raj Waters will be furnished to customers lie anv
part Of Washington or Gsor .etown.
AL orders LEFT at the Depot In Georgetown or
Wth The drivers OF our Wagons, will meet with
prompt attention. Army a SHINN
JEST
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE

No'ice 10 hereby given, that all the reserved Ia nd.
hp taken iar the grant and remaining to the United
slatss om"de Of the sir miles irsits Of the grant
ma lie by The act OF 9h February 1883 for the Caro-
apd futHn Ta'lroad aud its b anches not hitherto
restored to market, and which were subject TO entry
ADD location al the date OF withd avail will be
opened TO 'a'e and entry a. The ordinary minimum
pice on and after the days hereinafter mentioned,
ID wit:
Office ~ Jackson, NJ lssouri, on Monday, the ID
dty Of November, 1856.
aimee az Ha:esville, Arkansas, on Monday, the
yt mnsaay OF November 1856 = -.
%, U h 81 Lutte Rock. Arkan-es, on MONDAY the
~ osy of Novemb r. 1856 - .
DAY OF Novembsr, 1855 -" 'N'"'~'' '"' i''"
| once. at CarksyiIie A,k.n.. - n A. .
| y cay of November Is56 u" i"o"ueyi VIC
| . yin: Fayetteville, Arkausa, m w,,a.v ,,s
| 81 day OF November lS;6 on noncey, ue
n, yiHee Al CbampagRoie, Arkanrs-. nm nso,a. =, .
| iptn day OF November, 1856. -, ~, INC
l7S say az Of WWon,ason Monday tn.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMP ZION CT, AJMAnrs
Every person entitled to the right of nrs .nnsi.,
Up aay or the above lands to be offerea n npS,;
sale, or those TO be restored to market in repn;r.S
" establish the same 10 the OF the regs
fr and receiver of the proper land ONCE and TO
Inake payment therefor within the period presc az
ny aw; otherwise such cia m will be forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
-Je Ie-idWl5Wt 20. NJ eOmm ssioner, =
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CAPON SPRINGS,

ROUTE.-ORhNGE AND ALEXANDRIA
~ Railroad ct a. m to the ~ cxcns.uP,
Manassas Jonction; Manassas
zap Railroad to strasburg; J. "A K mp's line Of
BY O'Clock In the aftern on
y 2-lm MANASSAS GAP RAII.ROAn
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ORANGE 3 ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp
80 AEE &ES
Great Southern Mail Lipsl
~TWyCV DAFT -" r
SUNDAY NIGHTS EICEPTBDl
Between Washington CITY and the South

.. .. VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
6ORDONSv1LLE AND RICHMOND.
Lsays Washington at 6 a m and m.
Fare from Washington 10 Richmond. 50
OMNIBUsEs and BA66A6E WAGONS
Win be at the Washington Railroad Depot 20 con-
vey PASSENGERS and Bb6GAGE. Frss Of
Cks-gs, to STEAMER GBORGk
PAG +, for ALEXANDRIA, dis - ~.
lance OF sir miles, allowing ample time for Meals.
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured by tnis
Route. as Il Is CONTINUOUS LINZ OF YiRsT ola 90
RA1LRoip FROM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH
M0ND e..
THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost 70 the Depot Of the Petersburg
Railroad.
Information Of Route and Lost Baggage OBJ
tained of JAMES A EVANS,
feb11 Agent, Alexandria, Va.
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING ,-By
Hing Professor Woods Hair Restorative gray
colof. The subjoined certificate was received
ffom Johnson q Stone, Gardner, Me and Is but
one OF this many instances that are daily coming
TO our knowledge Of its wonderful effects II Is
no longer problematical, but self evident truth
as hundreds Of our community can testify B os.
to1 Herald. =. = -. =
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ALWAYS S0METHiRG NEW!
READ THIS, OLD AND YOUNG!
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

!" I'll X Us IUNE EKAY HAIR TO ORI-
~ ginal color pc rmanently; made to grow up
destroy all diseases Of the scalp; and IL used once
or twice week regularly, will prevent the hair
from becoming gray or falling, to an-imaginable
age Read the following testimen iaIs, and we
defy you to doubt, (says the Waverly Magazine }
Success to the genius whose tonic we say,
Turns back to It's color the Hair that was pray
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GARDNER, Me, June ~. 1881

/ GARDNER, Me, June ~, 1854
| MR. II. DYRs-Dear Sir: have used two hot
| ties Of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and can
truly say 1t is the greatest discovery Of the age for
restoring and changing the Hair. Before using
!! was 81, man Of seventy; My hair has now at.
TO the world without the least fear, as my case
| was one OF the worst kind -" -
Yours respectfully, DAN'L N. MURPHY
CARLYLE, Ill, June 81, 1853.
have used Prof U J. Woods Hair Restora.
tive, and have admired its wonderful effect NV
hair was becoming, as thought, PrematureiY
resumed Its original oolor and, l have no doubt,
permanently SIDNEY BREESE,
| -..' Ex-senator United States. q.
HAIR RESTO our columns n.
dpy Will be found Prof Woods advertisement of
| the above article, to which we cali attention,
What II has done, we have witnessed upon sew.
efal Of cur acquaintances In st Louis Hair once
gray met urview, black or brown as the rae
might be, being the color Of early manhood: and
a. hne ana glossy as silk and that without, any
other application anthe Restorative. II 1t has
done this upon others, will It not do the same FOR
ehy OF our readers whose "frosty prows', were
ohce like the raven locks' Of LothieI's warlike
chief, II they will try 1t. We think so-JasIsox
0i"s Co"'ff1no~a!, Oct. S, 1883 .
| THE GREATEST DISCOVERYoF TIVE
AGE 1T seldom occurs that we notice, under
aEy by circumstance n,ha patent medicines restora
I]pdlce against most OF them But cando- com
els us to invite attention to the advertisement m
Hrofessor Woods Hair Restorative. We are too
Juvenile to require anything Of the kind but some
| distances Of its use have come to our knovedue
| Which most assures us that 1t is a soyereiS On
| remedy against the hair becoming prematureiv
| gray. Ii Is not Hair Dye, (" but upon its an
Eication, as directed, the effect is produced upon
the skin, which brings out the original colorea
hair, without stiffness, and gives 1t glossy and
| natural appearance. We have seen persons who
| have used 1t, and are much pleased with it. tx.
anime the Observation-Disclosures Rspubiican.
| o. J. WOOD & CO., Projectors, No. 316
broadway, New York, and 1 IA M arket street. 81,
| louis, Missouri. 80 .- :. - - - 49,
| C STOTT & co :, Wholesale and retail Agent,
Washington. Also Tor sale by ID. 9. Dyson, s.
Parker, undor National Aotel and all Drn gpists.
ID GEORGETOWN by r. 8. T. Cissel; In AIexandria
by Peel 4 Stevens.
| IT.W DYOTT SONS, General whole sa,e
| Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. feb I-8m
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fusr RECEIVED, LONDON Arr JOUR.
- NAL and other Books, Periodicals ard Pa.
pers. FERGUSON,
ie 90 next to Lsmmond,s, as6 9Th 81,
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information for Travellers.
=. -7E7 EXCURSION BOATS ...
. DOR TIE WITT HOUSE PATIL{ON


CHANGE OF EOURs.-on ard after hss.
u cay, the I'D instant, the Trains will
Leave wtshirgton ats AID ~ .. u, sRt ssS
~ pm .- -a. - o.. . '.'... ..
Leave Balt,no at AZ and ~ .. L., snt . asf
SKIP IA
or sunday atf,l /.
an g-r ". PARSONS. frsst
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81 RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE IVES
! b M 80 SE

Time bstres1t Washington and WhseiiRg
bar Ia. kours,
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours
THReueH TIckRTsA AND BAGGAGE cHRcIs TO IN
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MANUYAofuR By
ID U N A L ID KEN N Z ID II,
Ne. l2o. Warsss street, Roxbxry, MGss.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR -

H10H' OHr
wholesale Agents New York City, G. "
xLlCkNER, 81 barclay street; @. H. RING
la broadway; A. b. q ID. SANDS, 100 Fultor
street. Philadelphia, T. w. DYOTT & SONS
Baltimore, BROWN BROTHER, CANDY q
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL 4 STEVENS.
- ~ Retail by all respectable Druggists In III
Sni!ed states sRa pf!nsh Provinces, and also b
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

price, before agriculture c,n be extended
and improved. Planners, who have corn
enough for their own use, vii not grow
more - sive 10 axnv, AM high prices
must take Ilace before agriculNrist- can
learn weu a,hcr men require. Hugh
prices are the herald. OF plenty. There
cin be 10 doubt of the capacity OF the
earth TO -upply a. tho human race abun-
dainty none that sgricul:ura.isis IN u
state Of free.iom viii bc willing and able
- meet nj. the demands Of oher classes,
aui supply food more ahunian;lv, more
chearlY. ard more steadily, than eve- 1t
was supplied 10 any ono community IN
tho warii; but the s.ricni urAi's*s and
all other inin-tr'sus pr0iucer- and TIT
der. mus. lie paid for their labor, and
none ~ them, ngrieulturaii-ts especially.
can ever learn what otner men reqairo
rne what they are wIiIin, - pay. or can
To stimulated 10 tx-rtlsn, except by an
increasing demand, evidenced by rIs-
iry price. IL may seen paradoxjcal tie
rrotcc,iOnis's. hu, nj tka arts, an'l es
fcelnlv m,uutac'u.c-, nni s'n,nerc',
uut frs, increase, in order tc h,y" pl.n-
~ o. AL cul nr'l proiuco. From The
Lon .Ju IL 1nurtiai.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12
-. s,rv.sIav-sy Pnriy.

u,.orvvp. That we recsgniz" tho right
N the people d ~ the Territories, inc'u !
Inc Yansss and Nebraska, acting through
ths legally and fairly expressed viii OF the
majority OF actual residents, and whenever
the n, nber Of their inhabitants Jns'ifies IT.,
TO form . Constitution, with OF " 'hoh DO
mestic slavery, aud be admitted INTO me
Union upon terms OF perfect equality win
the other States.
The above resolution is all there u
in the Cincinnati Platform affecting
Mo subject 81 slavery, and We ask all
candid men, who read for accurate III
formation, 10 examine every line and
word Of that Resolution, to ascertain
whether the Democratic Party has
committed itself to any r1eh policy q
Il is charged with by the interruptions
newspapers Of the Opposition. 1t
broadly assorts the popular doctrine o.
Self.(:oycrn,ncnt extended to the PEG
ple Of the orvnnizei Territories, and
the right to "iorm Contribution when
ever the number Of their inhallian'.
iustifios il, NTH or mtthoM slavery.
Does any one deny t" the independent
States Of this R"pulli' the right de
elarcd in that Resolution. No. lnei
Why "rc not the people Of the Terrific
ries endowed with equal rights: Ar'
they not IA capable Of judging 'o'
themselves what institutieh, they Nj
have, ns the people Of Iowa arr!
Most certainly, none viii deny that
If they aro as capable, why deprive
them Of the right. The answer j
easily found. The rot'rn-l."artcd 'ie'n
agogncs who I've upon the agitation
of this Slavery question, w"'ll sa,l
into utter fnrgctfutrs, i he 1em"
cratic doctrine ut tcrrltnta] ST @uy
eminent were fnlly adopted and bon
conscious Of it, they keep up an i;
SAINT howl against fluat'cr INT.
and the a.gressions Of the South.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

MYRlAD or FLiEs.-1he Dove, during
her trip down the kentucky river, sun
day night, when near Marion. was in
vaied by clouds Of flies, which covered
the boat oil over. They ara the species
known IS the Lake Fly, with bodies AMI
wings about an inch In length. They
covered the boiler deck TO the depth Of
a foo. or more. The cabin WAS filled,
and they had to be swept to the gusr1
and then shoveled overboayd.-Franfo for.
Commonwealth
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

The same fell spirit o. anarchy wiirh
ia being sown broa.icat L1 EL..t L.,
publican presses and ther lump ora
tors, and the same lanlcs-rcS, which
dciies the laws and government Of
Kansas, is doing its fearful work III Cal
ifornia Whom lcoplc have l,.sa.
instructed that NJ '4v j. binding upon
them which docs nui conform - .ii"ir
notions Of moral duty, they arc Pre-
pared for wild and rookie, colni ian,
tlons, and trcaSona,'r organization 10
break down OF oppose laws 81 the most
bcAificcnt character. Such has been
the consequent effect of Scwar'l's high
er law doctrines that this Republic ol
peace and order has been converted into
IN asena Of riots, mods aud armed re-
eistancc to laws and constitutions. The
fugitive slave law is resist, by mob
IN Boston. Foreigners are tutchcr,l
in Lexington and Cincinnati, Catholic
Churches are burned in Maine and
Pennsylvania, and the Jiiet abode of
harmless females i invaded IN MaSsa-
chusetts, and the patriotism of SO large
number Of the .Amcli,a an people be-
come so thoroughly dvhauclc,l, that,
acts are rerpcirated with shameless
IMMUNITY which cover the nation With
disgrace and render doubtful the cx-
pertinent Of peaceful republican GOV
eminent.
In California there is an resurrection
consisting Of a standin. army Of G.uon
men under the advice and direction
of a vigilant committee, who are com
uniting murders, robbery, piracy and
other crimes, and banishing i,oilcnsiyc
citizens, arrestins judges of the SUI
preme Court, ovcrawing and breaking
down civil tribunals Of law, scizinr
upon the State arsenal, and defvinn
the authority Of the Governor, and the
power Of the laws. This Vigilance
Committee are playing a desperate
game and recent events tend to show
that while they pretend TO organize TO
purify the conurt,ors Of the ballot
box, they have determined to nse their
whole military force in re,clutionizinc
both the politics and government, cfthe
State ofCalifornia.
W. Il. Stewards doctrine of Higher
Law has effectually done As work in
California and Kansas, and unless the
people rise in their might and rebuke
the traitors the peace Of this country is
at an end.
The Vigilance Committee, initiating
TWO OF the corrupt Consuls Of Rome,
are hanging and hanishinr all to whom
the members Of t. C3.anittee owe
large sums of money, and all who are
dangerous witnesses against their Ia "
less acts Of piracy.
We have fallen upon fearful times.
This Vast Empire of States is in a peril
lous condition, and requires profound
craftsmanship and political experience
in those who FL, executive Offices
Let the Democracy be up and doing
ere our Liberties perish by the violence
ofmObs and the instruction Of masses
urged on by the shameless traitors
now following the banner of sixteen
stara"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

tV-The Jolly hreiings oi the New York
I'D made Il statement that there are bat
hge buchanan pape's OF ans account ia
PENIS, isanIa. wheIrup N the E,s'on Az.
su. rrls lis l.. of ky prih'ei in Eu-
sf.sh 4 twenty two in Gef IN ~. which all
70 for Buchanan al! Breckenridge Be-
fart journal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

C-r Uoctress LYDIA Sayer, one Of
the .s,roegminied." was last week mar
riei at Warwick, Orange County, y. Y,
To Mr, J. ". Oasbrouck, editor OF the
Wing Press, at Middleton. The cere-
mony was performed by the parties them
selves. without tho assistance Of min
,.ter, at the house Of the driic's father,
.nl IN the presence Of a gay Company
SO they ~ Lucy Stone, Antolne;te
Brown, LINDA Ssyer, and all the rest Of
them. Only one or Two left.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

sfFnAil Collection uf Palm anl Hymn Tup.s
tCintruits, Anthems, MI its, Chorus g.. adapt
al to the use Of Cia Private Cieirs and w0rshp
ling 's'inliHs. fy Thomas IIasfin,s 3Ja y. g-s
Pric. per d. N. -; single ttIrs nIail.d. Iist-p,
Tor .xa'nna T. airy address. ~ receipt Il Is e,
Many lew and choice tunes never before IN
lished appear in this work. and il Is ackuowI dyed
b. the b'si enslection Of music ever prepared by :
eminent author,
Also-The Sabbath Bell, by Geo q Root. Per doz
$S; single cvlics - cts.
ausStf DB. COOKE 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12
81 Louis, Aug 9.

0ihcihl returns from 81 counties give
Polk u Sd. Ewing - j,j, Benton H.
~. Reported m,jIriti,s increase ag
gysgato 80 as TO give Polk s. over ES-
iHs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

FREsS or LIGHTNING The P.te-boro.
On. II ! Transcript SAYS that during show
er on Tues Nv last tic lighting desrend, a
upon ban IN Rirec. and man bcing en-
gagged ~ a lrst,ng cross bar 70 " hicl he
great doors were fastened. The fluid fsek-
ed the bar from his bond mi shiverni i in
to Thousand splin.ers ], melted a silver
watch ~ rs pocket, and passed down
through the soul of his boot making quite
an aperture. lie was thrown down but
not seriously injured. He was not even
stunned ty the shock so much as to lose
his consciousness. If this is correct
sfatement-and we have it from an anthem
tic source il is strange freak Of light
ming.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

TriscoPAL.-B Bishop lie recently visited
F.r Dr- Moines, and administered tie ritr
Of co, flrin4'lon 10 eigh, persons also laid
n. conner stones 81 two churches.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

PanorA-The Ga'hrie Go. S,.niinel sa,s
q Panora ttal "brtl,l.ng is ), 'ing up rapid
Is. N5mhefs vet 10 be pat up. Every
l9a-r ia town contain, from one 10 FIVE
fain.lies'e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12
REAL ESTATE AGENCIg0.
For Sale and for Rent.

Unwilling Houses To- rent on SECOND And Th,,,,
- SIS, ~ the wtsi eud oi The city.
I'm ssinal' 'aiihp lots N s4ur J-vers'- saii,husp
nrn :. y. fltr"~s' Residence, ia sale ON very
reasonable trrna. ..-,-.s-...
Two leis on the nlue, h,yi 81 0ss,os s4ras. -tns
ai'-i".#'st6l H.fef view inr gale ytry chtap.
sN,tai 'ahsaht lnt- Or heinss houses dwell.
hI'' en iilffN'i si.d Main strrtts north Of si,th
to- sale Yer! Nv.
Ten Nan"hs buitrF Iats on serrvd anil Third
sHn,@ri ~ 'r', cfen .: hse .rass s.yp. on nios.
Z" ift ateh'-H rtn fty. i
pr. miss FER $50. - ~.
i H. T.. !. ~ book i n,usa wei, AMI i'm
2ctstfant - a. s.,.t,.ar,r Nam .,4e,t opposite
~ l.tlar ilHR fff .tIr.
o.Hrtt. ~ Nh, l,s' Proat ,irr,te ter s,r ,hrar
w"st 4 Isr" tle.k CO. opposite r. Crk's r,4,4
d0rrr ~ al" ~ ~, 81 king tp'.
west : i@i. b",sT" Itnirc's nh aiditpn
A'u-' With I r,uui>. auu s.at .tahl,.
I.t- n'l ~ Ntsh d stitfi.ii, and pN,llina
hru- =. ~ = ~ - I. ~ salF -. ~
y y " = sfcNA n ~, ieasi ~ fov .-s~s
ff Ut ~ Iltrir-, Il, hu>sn ~ Iullcs's hLt utI.
~ !, ablw ;. :, SEES ts,l %, siof AZ re
= :. = - - rar. Cl4Ii VI equity Gusalr.
o.. i's'. - -, ~ u. a.ast n,ar i,.un ~.
iraares ~ $780, IT, ~ rRr.;a,urd,r, u,tiv.
! trtl tom ctty faf sale cheap
) 3ar saR az, 100 acres C NIL. from
> 4. sotSwSrs rw u ofNrt so7 and
= f"f " = SIT ~ u ~ " Lruisa Count, adj
f"iuiur Timber fat sale
: q W SsiT77 re- " one mile from the
- 'ff', lsu'i - tn,'r.r ,',Hka'hr. fenced, story
h"nrr f.sd "It"r i5u iruii trnr, tsasc.. h.irs
~" +" "fS " SO 4 ~ ~, ) niiirs from Da,,n-
!" actss wi'i dwel'inr house and ,t,hc and other
'h""'s a. MT, h9e'',i- $50 ..iy 81 pdN,nr.rl los
i aafNw .sinTGn3g. 30 acrc> ~ saic
J Forty ACRES No gry,i, Land, near Nal,ott, for
E shl" N,TY IsH-,,t.C 5000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12
E5Nsili(ss SIil'tcfOs'Y.


%ICEoilS 'NMFEtlI. \ rD............Mti
coos y EMBELLISHMENTS, VI ~ 4 ) ,cu.t
n'iittoR, itHES y ElAkEMpEt..... M,m 81
'htHB, bHo EAEtoW co Cor. un I'll .s
Land AGENTS.
Nd. NJ ...'.......P - Budug. Er,1g +
SIC HOLLIS, ISiiElI. y oO...............Mat /
ALLEN ~ DppLAN........Ot,.s Iuliirg Bray =
Insurance Agencies.
IL u HpiIhAN.............. Nam street
Dry Goods.
fRtNrTrH 8 SoN Ger ~ & Bradv s.
4 RIOS y tO.......... cor Ii and Rock tsl,n' ~
~ iI........... = opposite L.,lare iirnae.
-" WENNi.B M,iu.> u'it t,-t y aifs'ut
" th>WuRtii - y. oil-, u. L",l,ire ucu e
n VIZ n hthM"N.........Ns L.tl'irr Rev
" " -......-........ Corner - anil H. tiv
:, ~ - < EArf...-......Nt y 1l"x" por'y
v. lN>i.lt...... ...............NoI2 LrtLfuc
q thug.
sAN' ~ PERRY ...............o r,, psi cnir,.
Low fsalLlA .............Np. .I-tisiie Rty.
i : nE ,kE............. p,,tv ~, ~ II ~ "A
= 'Aciifi. q 'b...-... ..tur 81 u EIahY 81
Dry e., IL and Groceries
II HE;rEHHfIMEE.... end, mar Brady Il
watches 4 Jcweiry.
y {. hIiLNN. ..............-N7 i-C!airc Row.
j. Nti@a'N.. ...........-. italy, abovr ~.
Books \ Stationery.
:, y Nfe't 81 on. IL Claire iisc.
& rtt.sN Co............Sa. 7LCi.irr RON.
Ell AbAAa y GO ..............N ar p, on,,.
Hats j. Caps.
/ ASTON s CO...........Bi adv ST hrla,r IN
GRIT NJ. l." lti,c Il ~
NEEDEN \ CHAMPION -...........S.1.4t. str.t
Hardware.
PtRkER. .............cer FONT & raty !
Pow ILL. CHILD -........d Il cast al E,ad
Whole sale Grocrrs
BAEkIL1 TlbaP>uN n to....Cur. 81 & Perry
nhLhfIi. .O..............tnF. ~ * 2, my
VILLA NJ MGR. bud, II. ar I,radv
X IthtitHoCkfH q. BROWN From, =, 90 Ferry
RYAN X MeCAES.............. burrows m,,l
Druggists.
{. I. WEIR. ................N M 10 T. Chair r.,v
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Ai>tpN to---.....E raIy 4 below 81
y mp X kEbAuk... ...........s I4c,s,r. E.,v
VLEDER y CHAMPION. as cpud s., ,a.to,g,a.lv
Boots Il Shoes.
MOORE s Brady ba, o., "a
JAMES JoRDAN........Fr, VI bit Brady & PEW
Tobaroo Cigar.
kTHEFS. ................... 2d st.e,r R,,av
Music Musical Instruments.
JOSEPH A. CRANDtIL......No s LeCl.ire r,w
Stoves l. Tinwarc.
RYAN & FAIRLY. Cor. From, & Mn e.
IWiTCHFtf GlLIETT. Brady bet . & a.,
the iowa Agricultural Dcp,t.
Npt i',~E. Nfli.E CO..... cor Front II Island
Leather aid Sad,iicry Hardware.
II Afi'lf SEARS. .2nd Il bet Brady & Perry
Furniture. Mattresses and Upholstery.
MCNEIL X BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail
orwnrding and C0mmission:
~ 6AAAALo" '....,....eor fISnt 4 Lecs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12

~ a bear was kilioi al East Crlnn-
biz, Coos CO New Hampshire. on Tues
lay morning. Brnin weighed 3n0 pounds,
AID hai been making sad work with The
q etp Ia that vicinity.