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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

'DowN TO GRADE.",Those trouble
som. Inequalities heretofore experienced on
Brady Street, are Growing smaller by
degrees and beautifully less" much to the
satisfaction ut the people Of both city and
country, who have occasion TO travel OH
this principal thoroughfare leading to and
from our city, and much to the pecuniary
proiif OF property holders IN general on that
street. II is little strange that the matter
has been at all contested, when IL secures
so great advar tage, 10 so many people
Undoubtedly three fourths u the trade 10
and from the city in nor'herly direct ion
Passes on that street, and BY giving il an
eve" grade not only renders that travel per
mansnt, but adds immensely 70 the general
good appearance of our city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

Institutions, but probably b ecause appli.
ieants for admission have become too nu-
merous, or else il 10 not considered a. suf-
fcient guaranty for the subsequent appear
ancs Of those who may have taken mp their
lodgings there. Anyhow the said clock
-u2" IS about TO abdica'e in favor Of another
of greater preiension. Persons wishing TO
purchase 1t as relic Of III. incepieni stages
OF rsscsli'y in Davenport, can do so on Sat-
urday the oath inst, very early in the after
toon, at which time il will be disposed Of
al remarkably low figures.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
Don't Stay Long.

"Dont Stay long, husband" said young
wife tenderly, in my presence, one evening,
as her husband was preparing to 20 out.
The words themselves were insignificant,
but the look Of melting kindness that ac-
compan'ed them, spoke valumes. II told
the whole vast depths Of woman's love
Of her happiness when with her husband
Of her grief when the tight Of his smile, the
the source Of all her. JOY, beamed not baight'
ly upon her.
90 MT stay long husband,'- and llfan-
cifd saw the loving, gentle wife, sitting
alone, anxiously counting the moments OF
her husbands absence: every few minutes
running to the door 10 see af he were ~
sight, and finding that he was not,
thought | could hear her exclaiming, in
disappointed tones, "not yet--not yet"
"Don't stay long husband" And again
thought could see the young wife, rock
Tug heraself nervously in the great urn
chair, weeping as though her bert would
break, as nea ''lord and master" proloDgs
his stay 10 wearlsowe length of time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

DEArH OF NJ. CABEr.-We learn
from the st Louis papers that NJ. Chas.
CADET, for the last eight years President
Of the lcarian community, at Nauvoo,
died in that city on Sunday morning
the 9th instant.
CADET was the associate Of Louis
Blanc, and other leading socialists, and
came to this country in Is4s to pre-
pare the way for the community OF
which he was the head.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19


INTERESTING FROM JAPAN-Our last
accounts from the China seas mention
"a highly interesting fact. The Enpe
ror ofJapan, being anxious To adjust va
rious questions connected with the re-
cent treaties he has concluded with the
several governments of Europe and
America, held, on the 22,l Of June, at
Jeddo, the capitol of his Empire, "a sol
cmn assembly of the principal lords and
most influential personagcs of his court.
It was decided at the meeting that two
ports of the Empire, those OF Nangasa
ki and kakodadi should be open to the
vessels Of all nations. There they might
repair, take in provisions, establish de
pots OF coal, dc. The other ports OF
the empire, moreover, are To- be access
bc To- vessels in distress. which may
take refuge in them, but will have to
put Ia sea the moment the danger Is
over. No foreigner is allowed to pen
citrate into the interior OF the country
without speclal permission from the
Chief of the State. No decision had
Vet bceu come to with regard to the
commercial question. The rich, OF ira
ding y it'll Japan is still exclusively nam
tanned ~ favor OF the Dutch and Chi
ncse, who have long possessed it on
very onerous terms, having but one
market open to them, that of Nangasa
ki. The new policy adopted by the
government Of Japan will be produc-
tive OF iincalcuabe results. Hitherto,
no foreign vessel could enter the ports
OF the country to rcfit or take i'll pro-
visions. The last decision of the court
ofJeddoaccordlngIy constitutes grand
nrnnIess
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

u.-ssean, - Usnales-0v. Cheesoan's
pm. The oo.ublnstioos Of reints In these Pills
IN. sv,al, Of q hong and extensive practice. They
re nSsn their operation, and certain IN correcting
,,r.sulart,es. painful menstruation removing all
fut,ons, whether from cold OF otherwise, head
a.. main in the side paptaton Of the heart disturb
!, .,,ep. which arise from nterruptien Of nature
a., can be suocessfuliy uss ~ . preventive ThrSe
Nm. should never he taken In pregnancy, ss they
,u,d ,ure 10 cause miscarriage. warrsnt"d pure
vegetable, and free from anything injurious TO iife
...,,h v,pl,ct directions, which shcsld b. read
..,,n,,v each box Price o.. For sale BY the
,.u,.,s An D.venuori, and HINES h Cippenser,
,.,.na sru, by mail by inciosns ~ to DIR Cor
.,,u. l. cheesoman, No. 1872 Broadway, New fck
Ueso-iawiml ------
n.,,.x,. Max,esi Pain Exsrnc'or.-The great
nd principal ehsTaoterisiios"f pAhiri
/, PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
=, M IFS never failing and aud unique property
Il Ion A applied 10 any external injury 10 eh'es"
ANIMATION instantly, and rapidly to t'nno~ '"'
.,,urs Constitutes its gtrs, power TO "i'e'iA's !"
an, ~ tutu. and scalds, aud 81 oth+r painfu' >"
In 80 incredibly short space OF 'inr % A.
m .pn.ar n in the few testimonials h"reunio sn-
,.s s,ery intelligent mind Is fully aware that 10
Ii ..e. a. external injury, thu pam is prsiuc bv
l,,,nma,t,n u the injured parts, aud ihcteforrh
l, u, remove the cause tn ed ct must seAse.
III It, purincstSe pt operties neu'r'i'" the P"-
4. thu, may isrk In til. system, and viii shen ap-
lu,s 10 the sores draw rapidly oil Impure m"''e'
m. surface and ej-c, ithenee the great diseh~is
,,,o.iue.s ffom sores occasioDed by uuThs-Ah'
h., .pped TO odd ard inveterats soren. Sat hneun
+ other cutzneous di-sases
r,ch 10, OF genuine DsIley's Pain Extractor has
IN i, i, s,ss Plate gravrd Label With the sigma
,...,ry CIIcKENER Il co. proprie'ors' and
,vs.x n.LLy, Manufacturer. All o'hef' A''
,n,..,u Price 25 c"uts I~rb's |
,u..,,o, shouIi be addressed 10 G. 'h'k-
-, ~ relay street. New York
s,,,y III "A, ,,gg,s,s and Medicine dealers through
i the United states.
Am A. Ha,c heior's Hair Dye.-No burning
,,.,.,ins compound could ever have attained inc
,,t.,i f,yor accorded 10 this Dive, The Original
80, ealing f,yo,iie Nature l. not more true 10
l, ,h,n IN, brown or black produced In lie f'T'-
-, .r.ye,t or mos, frowzy hair by II. Mad anu
N, a, npplied at Bstsheor's Wig Factory, I'm zine
r,y.,e ,o.,asl 93s broadway, New York. Win
,,or i, .n the boA Of all genuine. other. are in
aiions.
For sale by Alvo'd Van Pattrn'
.ip2b DAWN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
AVE Observation-Disclosures. IOWA NOVEMBER 10 1855
|CO M M E re IAL
OSSrcE o. Iowa DAILY STATE DsnocRAT.
Tuesday Evening, November 10, 1856.

Business In town since the better state OF travelling
has assumed Its usual briskness, and from the coun-
try an Increased amount Of produce 10 finding Its va
TO markt. The cold weather We have experienced
has had some effect upon the prices potatoes, many
have bsn frozen which consequently causes a great
Increase In the price Of marketable ones.
Wheat is coming in in goodqusnti,ies, aud held at
former quotations, which will probably be the ruling
prioe during the ensuing season or the amount
purchased in this market, very little viii he shipped
the larger portion viii be held in warehouse until
the opening Of navigation next spring.
FLouR.-The prices Of Flour through the different
grades has been reiuced IS cents per barrel.
BARLEY has advanced u q 30.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

ILLINOIS LEGIsLAruRx.-ln another
column Of to-day's paper will be found
a compete list of the Senators and
Representatives of the Twentieth Gen
e,al Assembly Of this State. The Sen
ate stands--Democrats, Is, Republic
ans, -. The House Of Represents
tives-Democrats, 80, Republicans, 8 i,
Americans,6.-Usm. Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
THOMAS CON, LEY.
Davenport, Nov. IL. 1886.

BOOKS FOR Ey ERYBopi Morris will
dispose of at auction, each evening" I'LL all
sold, the largest and best selecte stock of
Books and Stationery ever offered to this
community, the old and young the merry
and mournful can buy such books as will
best SUI, their tastes, at their own prices.
The invitation 10 this distribution Of rare
and standard works is universal. Go and
bid for yourselves:
Sale Rooms on ID, two doors East Of Per-
nv,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
Grand Monthly Jubilee.

1t impossible TO give the details OF this munifi-
cent enter prise in this short advertisement, and
therefore reir th- reader To circulars. or ts the
JOURNAL OF ROMANCE itself, a copy of which
may b. had by writing TO j. b Blair, publisher Of
Journal Of R,msnce, Chicago, or New Yusk--or may
be seen ut the once Of name OF paper In which this
Advertisement appears.
THRNs.-for year o. 90; for months, o. 80;
for three monts, u 90. Every subscriber will Ct
premium immediately, and perhaps another In the
Monthly Jubilee Distribution.
Nh n sure 10 send to the once In Chics.,
for Q specimen copy u the paper.
October oS-d6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

An Old Acquaintance in "a New
Place,-Friend MooRE, who has teen en-
gagged, some time past, in the Meat Market
ing business at the lower market, has asso-
ciat-d with him, Mr.. Leathers, aid under
the firm Of MooaE & LEATHERs, they have
opened meat market on the West side Of
Brady Stree, between Fourth and Fifth SITS.
We saw quite display there yesterday, Of
prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, sc, and some
fire fat Turkies This market will prove a
great Convenience t. the citizens ot that
part Of the city. Let Moore l. feathers
have their share Of patronage, for they are
deserving and very fine fellows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

Eprok> SlNit lbENoaRAr, GtNr~: ~
In an article which appeared IN the Even
ing News fcw days sine ,un,!el ,h,i,r ding
OF "ARrksIAN WILLS" III. claimed for a
NJ. Curtis that he bored the Well at The
/. Claire House. This Is incorrect. The
add carried to comple,Iouby me-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

During the past Campaign there has
been accumulated on the hands Of Black
Republican ans vast amount of Cordage Flag
Poles, Flags, &c, all of which Oh sale
(sail) for Salt River.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

MoviNG.-Eli Adams is disposing OF
ano,her of the shanlies near the Post Office,
which will soon BE- superseded by good
substantial BRICK store The enterprise ex-
h,b,ted by fri. I'D Adams 10 TIN, line j. tru-
Nv comm i dable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
fEDr + TTaylor prpsiian

EF"Dr Z TTaylo President Of the
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank,
the broken wild cat bank at Columbus.
Georgia, stabbed himself on Saturday
night in the cars between Atlanta and
Columbus, and was in very critical
condition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

To morrow will be Thanksgiving
Day, and we hope that all business will be
closed. We are in favor of hayins areg-
ular old fashioned Thanksgi' ing, such an
one as all may participate III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

What has become of the Main street
contractor? No reward is offered for bis
appearance, but the condition in which he
has left that street should ent,tle him TO a
leather medal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
n q. WffBER 3 x

4, q. W1L0kR = %.
patsuases and Nanuisctursrs Of the hksT Fire Proo
Safe In the wcrldl
TN order to supply the increasing demsnd for their
i WORLD kkNOwNED SAFE. have opsnet
Dranch Depot In Chicago, ~ Wells ST., where they
VII keep constant supply at New York frics-, ID
dins freight,
.Ieepelley-s' end D0sskes-o 0Nfes,
osde - order with powder proof locks Al
eafes made by them wsrrantea free from dempneos.
STEPHEN b. PIRRS0N,
cot - -doml Agent, 10 Wells st., Chicaoo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
Davenport, Nov. 10, 1856.

Davenport, Nov. -, 1856.
We the undersigned agree to close
our houses Of business on Thursday, Thanks
giving Day, Nov Goth, 1856
W B Harris, Henry II Smith,
Dawson Grigg. Il Co. Z ]. Lindsly,
G Crampioa l. Son, ]. c. Washburn,
C F Knapp, Hiddieson Il Lyon,
W c. Wadsosth, J.WeverACo. Jr
g, Weaver L Co T Close l. Co.
W lnslee SEQ. Moore 4 Brown,
M. Dalzell &,Co. Haight Sears 4 Beckett
Sutton Il Co. Smith a. Remington,
s. J. 4 Durham l.. c. Dessaint
W. C. Nicols f. Alden,
X. & J. Nelson e. Leaslie
A. {. Billion, Wilson Harley,
w. X Lindsey, J w. Wiley,
p. Merwin, Ryan & M,Cearn.
Jos. Jouy, Collins & Henry.
NJ d LOUIS, Evans Chew < Go.
+. H. McGhee w w Parker,
We are glad to see that the pruci-
pal business IAeu ia our town are TO OBJ
serve the good old. fashioned institution Of
Thanksgiving Day, by closing their stores
and laying aside the general business OF the
week, TO give attention to an object of
higher nature Well and truly may our
business men, in common with all others,
give thanks for the many blessings kind
Providence has bestowed upon them during
the past year. No scourge has visited our
city.-,he whitening hand Of famine and pow
erty has been withheld, and while We have
reaped rich boons in the field in the shop,
counting room, and social circle, let all
hearts be joyful in expressions Of true and
sincere gratitude.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR !
10000 TO BIZ OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS II
Alvo 90 TO BE GIVEN IN MlUNSii
100000 To BH GIVEN IN ST. MON THsl''
NNfE undertake an extraordinary task, that Of oh
W tanning 50 900 Subscribers In Six months, and
W. ~. the following eAlraoIdinsry nsns TO accom-
pli-h eur purpose
L., W. made the very LARGEST snd BEST Illus
trate Family Paper Of tbs country AMI sell u at the
LOWEST price.
~ ". adop, system of pr MUM, that NEVER
ba. been EQU ALLIED and cannot he surpassed In lib
eral,y for the reason that shall give sum equal
10 the whole proceeds OF the paper for Xix months,
viz t,pU.p The most " the viii be given In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMlMRa'
" ANT'ED.

Two Boys, AS Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from ii to 10
years Of age preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

q The Richmond Wing has been shown
several beautiful white silk handkerchiefs
made by two young ladies of Rappshanock
county, Virginia. Misses Willis, from the
product Of worms fed by themselves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
Business DIRECTORY.
Banking and Exchange.

MACkLOfr hCORBlN..... Cor Srcuud and Brady.
NlCkOI.lS CAMPBELL n co. Main
COOK n SARGENT.. Main and Second
McGREGOK LAWES h BLAKEMORE......Ma Main.
CHCBB. BRO, BARROW 4 CO.. Coz Main I'd SIS
TAILMAN, POWERS X MCLEAN. above p o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

ALLEN CLARK. q binding R,,svst
NICHOLS, ISBELL a Man 1,
ALLEN DOOLAN........orr building Br,dv 4
Insurance Agencies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

The Citizens of Davenport are not
generally denominated a falt'fnding com
munity, who turn up their noses at every
little Inconvenience that comes under their
observation, neither is il accorded 10 them
thai:they have aninordinate.,!esire To become
conspicuous in this world, any faster than
their merits admit, but Notwithstanding all
their virtues and good parts, they are rather
down on the gas! and gas is literally down
on them. They breath il in at every breath,
on the street, in the counting room, behind
the counter, and in the sanctuary, the stencil
Of gas are constantly filling their nostrils.
The cause is 10 be found on the corner of
Fourth and lie Claire streets from which
our city is supplied from night TO night
with poor quality Of something parport
ing to b. gas, and is used rather extensively
abou, those precincts a. a substitute for
tailow candles. Perhaps it may not be re-
garded al,ogsthsr as a nuisance, but mos'
surely II 10 fast approaching that lamentable
stage. What 10 the diihcultyf Can it no.
Dc IOuu0 0A0 lC8Se0scO. u SIS I0t uU tll0 n
be los, in 50 doing, least the sober minded
peacable people Of this city lose their won-
ted equilibrium, and in their wrath pro-
rounce Il incompstibls with their ideas Of
comfort, and their indisputabls right to en-.
joy their lives aud property in peaeeable
and quiet manner
EXIT CALAsoosE.-Thst rather plain
piece Of modern architecture situated on
the leves near the old Ferry landing, is 10
be removed. It has had its day. For q
loLg time 1t has stood there terror to svi
dosr., calculated by ito very conspicnou.
position in the frontal portion Of our city
to warn I'll stranger, even before they bee
ses fost upon the rish ssil Of Iowa, to BE-
VAR lest its contracted portals should .
seas tstass period epsa fer their rsesptiou
Nbts bsseasvsa-sast bssaass tAsss Aas
etalsa = y ~ sssspat,sa ese 4 = sasA'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
silver Plate

Manufactured by the New York Silver Plate Com
pany In pieces worth from ONE DOLLAR TO
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, or more, There
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
rRG.Ess0R MOTIFS
FERRIFUGE WINE.
us Qr iRr BOTTLES.
s'Es'EEs E.sDys..r To Fill

~ n s<ss %.VSs ~ HO TAIL
fI1if sfaate. AeilrIHe va discovered for he cur
i ST. r ard eeUe CdU Wy, Dumb Aguo,
ANA 40 fs.ll u .asr.e,s. Ills yauabi. medicine has
r.s,V b.,s1tet ft lliHic for several 81 ar. ard
fb.t van l.. na helef whence o6rrtd o. iis ficacy
tltr its eHtrlstKt s4. AID constantly increasing
prtatlan and fhi, 10 It's having pecfurnltd
: M Of tn most sordryill aud astonishing cure
that have =, been known. Being purely vegeta-
b.. free from all foreign dee' rious.r mineral COM
prubds. FtbrIiige Wine may b. tas, n with the ut
81 sd;e,y und ain"si any citcuinstsnces. II
strength. tn stomach iHvigo the system and
i myth whirh siwsss attends E-Ne and Agu. and
illus diseases. II not only breaks the 81 III and
,hress the faver but rep",ts The dssast IL The Law
- AMI other organs whah The nii and Fev.i
dererds. The thousaIId- who have uses. the Fabri-
fge Wine need nafurther evidence of it, virtue than
lis hlu;.9 r.etcrai.ve Effect. II I. trulN wonderful
MEDICINE aud operates on the System ike charm
The r or second dose Of Frbrifugr Wine break The
chill. anl II rantinucd according to the directions, It
removes the disease permanently from The system
aud lrtvse the body in healthy condition. Those
persons who are afflicted with Fever ami Agu. OF any
form 70 bilious diseases, are recommended ~ give
ih- lgibn aiediciDe fair trial. which Is all thai
+. ' say ~ insure succcSs. and convince all ~ IL.
superiority very other remedy ever ,ne,e.l Ia
tn pubic Certificates 81 the highest respcctabii.y
might be pres nt.d sbs oil thai In claimed
III It. b haT buf Will be left u itr 'tse,f-so
stand or fall upoa It's own merits.
Caution "a Che Public.-Be sure that III. usu,r n,
the m y ieior, JOHN WIEER. Is In his own la nw,
ing on the PTuuis cory Nntr, which + ATTACH 81 IN
The bpttom n each engraved label ON the bottle,
Sold at retail BY Druggists and Merchant e,e,y.
whore.
Al wholessle orders must be directed b Joh,. v.
nrr, 81 Maiden Lane, n. r., or to nav 4 Baldwin
VII iesalc druggists. Chicago.
.Sili wholesale and re- all BY MessTs
ALyORD l. VAN PATTEN
g3o-hS"F davenport. low.
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FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF TALLNAy PowKRs L McLEAx,
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER IS, 1856.

BANKING House OF TALLxAS. PowEns \ McLKAx,
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER Is, 1856.
We still notice the sane stringency In the money
market which has existed for some time past. Busi
men who are resulsr dspestors At Banking Hou.
obtain such accommodations they require al the
usual rates. but outside borrowers nd very dicult
T. procure loans upon any terms. Bankers have com.
paratvely little to lend In conseq of reduced de-
posts and the numerous renewals required upon old
notes. but lending - far - Is considered prudent
outsde Vi The Banks There Il ~ present unusually
little iuoney seeking Investment.
Exchange has again taken another rtsc upwards
On Wednesday last the Bankers In Chicago raised
their selling rates On New York and Boston to Der
cent premium, and one Of the principal railroad com.
psnies was compelled TO pay ~ for large amount
Bankers here found 1t necessary for their own pro-
lection also 70 raise rates the same point az 1t Chi
cage. There Ia lIttie Exchange oaerns, and very n,
Tie material Of which |, can be made We d. not an
ticipAts however % large demand for the remain.
der Of the fall and Aope the highest peiut is q, las,
reached.
Land Warrants remain unsaleshae. end prices are
nominal. We ear tAeu q one dollar per acre.
We ounAn eHchanaa "A fo1lnvrs -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
Stoves, Tin Plate, copper and
Sheet Iron at.
U'HOLES.lLE 8 RET.lIl =

Nv = have nov IN s'ei a isIsa ss.ortaral u Par
w lor. one, n afr and Ge,k Stoves, u which
W. invre n. attention " tie citirhs of Dsvt frsrt
and the public generaIfy f'f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19

H.lGS! D.fGS! BSaHS!
In aANUfACTURED by the Chicaso Bag AAnulA'to
|Nl ~. Randolph street, corner of CLARK Chicago.
kLCUR. BUCKwHRAT, CORN MEAL, HAM. PAR
MERs, OsNABUB6 AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
FURNISHED upon the shortest notice, ana AZ nv
vw~st MAKE, prices The designs ior branding are
hcv original and moi Ia be surpassed In this couh-
Liy ". ASH ~
jysu ii6 Dearborn street, onl'eeo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-19
TRIMMING DEPA RTMENT
Hosiery and Glsve Department.
LUM Der !! LUMBER h!

TIE subscribess would respectfully inform the
] builders Of Davenport asd the public generally
that they keep constantly on ham at their Planning
Mil, In Rock Island, corner OF Rock River and wash
ineton streets, seasoned Rlooring and siding and all
finds Of finishing lunbsr Of the best quality. Cali
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
J. A. BIDDISON 4 co.
October ~ 1e66-d wear
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fhODsvtE NJ. SEslRs,
And wholesale anslR tan deslersin
i'bHT% q - u y 49,
oUEENgWAha. uRoof7hsEs. BooSe AND
SHOES HATS OAPS. CLOTHING.
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