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DIR. BAILEY'S
SYRUP.

was first prepared with reference 10 bad case Of
/ scrofulai and EXPECTED THE CURE. II wa. AZ
similar
Ii has now become an sctuai remedy Ia this disease.
II has been usei successfully by scores % pesons who
were afflicted with the following Manifestations Of serof.
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From ths present. Commi,,ior,r.

"ArGrsr IL, ls55.-During The time haze held the
Office Of Commissioner Of Patents n. Lddy, 80, c
Boston, has been extensively gagged In the transaction
Of business with the 0fice, as Solicitor. lie IA thor
oughy acquainted with the law, and the rules Of prac-
tice Of the once. regard him u the capa-
bic and successful practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. CllAs. MASON,
ly3I Commissioner Of Patents.
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HuMoR SYRUP. IL

To the public. Whereas, one Charles ". Kent
hs. been e'u,.rf ling my ,liel ontu snt sni rsinns
on upon the pubic an article under the name ~ the
..jrnulne Aled OinineIt" which ointment |. base
ini,aiisn Il mine. have commenced action against
the sail Kent Cor the Professor layes, state As
saver or the State % Massachuses after having anal.
WED the tSo srtL les, says Chemically ooaslisrvi,
these two samples caInt he pronounced 10 be Alike"
And the cerincatrs which the sail Kent Il eirusting
are i~geries ans inpostlrs, 80 the afndsvs o., the
fploxing name. prove, via A. W. srsAKSs, A. BrS.
srn, JoHS =. srATrohp, ", s. MsspiLL. svcrn TO be-
fore me, n. W. iiarmoa, J, Il. 4. d. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, iuns IL, 1855 ....
RIIdeIorl I. Gilman, AMI d. L.. Mitchell, saeoj u.
n. Hay, Portland, ueueral Agent. lyso
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EsulHOrs.
g'r CANKER.
BiLtOUsNESS,
COsTiVENESS, and
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Arg crnED ~
GLOBuLFs and

VITAL FLUID,
They cannot exist against action Of these Medieo
Chemicals.
Iumor, In the blood are the sole first cause Of Con-
sumption, by consuming the b,OOis vitality. These
preparations consume hHmors aud girs vitality by the
great powers Of Chsmisirg
See Cirvulars, to be had OF Medicine Dealers.
BURR, FOSTER h c., I COrnhill, General Agents.
Mansnci 4 Co, City Wharf, Boston. Special Agents.
For sale by Drs. j. sawyer anl q. ". Person, Bdde.
fnrl DR.. WIN. Bailey and y. J. Smith, saco A. War.
rem, Kennebunk Jos Curtis, Wells.
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l.. BILLINGs, Agent.
Kennobunkport Drug Store.

"a AVINCi bough, the stock and leased the
IL slor, owned by Thomas Cufsler, where I
intend 10 keep iuii stock of Drugs, Mr,.ieins-,s
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Dye Stuff, Hair
DYE. Periumery, Toilet Articles, Shaker lierLS,
,od everything usually found ina well regulated
puIy Sore. Also, Spices, Nuts, Fruit aud Cou-
fec,ionery, Cigars Sc. shall continue 10 curry
un ih Jrwclry buslness IS heretofore. have
lust received new lot Of Watches, Jewelry,
SILVER Ware, Fancy Goods. Toys, AccoTdcons,
Books, Stationery, Articles. &c.
Having recently made large additions 10 my
,,ock of rouls and materials. am nuw prepared
10 do the most difculi watch repairing wihou,
The expense and delay ol sending oul OF town as
!, usually done. Also. Clocks, Jewely, Fans,
ParsoIs, &C.. neatly repaired:
oIi r. S. BRYANT.
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stanilsh, Sept. IOth, 1850,

This may certify that have witnessed the efficacy Of
Mr.. IOmharl's Cancer remedy, and do not hesitate 10
say that Il will effect IA all where It's spp-
cation has not been too long delayed and the whole
system poisoned with the cancerous WINS. IL Is lar
more certain than the of the knife as 1t extracts the
disease entire, leaving no trace Of 1t behind.
JAMES NJ. Du2zELL, VI. d.,
Prf Of Surgery In the Eclectic Medical College,
Philadelphia. 81
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CANCERS GAN BE CURED.

UIIE undersigned having obtained many years since,
1 from the Indians, knowledge Of remedy for Can.
Gers and which he has tested In about one hundred ana
my cases, eecting permanent cure In all cases where
ne has given the least encouragement 1.-THE beginning
Therefore having tested It's power AMI become fully con-
yncc Of It's efficacy In the cure Of Cancers he Is pre-
pared Ia say to all persons acle with cancers In any
part the bOy that he can extract them In reasona-
be length of tme with but little pain and for reason
able cCmptusation. lie viii rGrTaRt cure In such
cases as he gives assurance, pay. Post Ohee ad.
SOLOMON LOMBARD.
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Library Editions.
THE undegnrd offers for sale moderate prices sp.
almost ali the standard EnTsh and hmecan su
poetry hue library
Illustrated cali sud bindings. The Enrh
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untrd States nv Josrphir~ ", nnpkry. 81,
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MIMIC Life or Behind the Curtans
m rs,ives Ny AIMS Cota Riche formerly Mrs Mown
Ballads NY Thackeray. as
Just published. For sale at TAYLOR a MhURys
Dec ~ Bookstore, near 9th s.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Dec. 3, 1855.
SR In obedience TO the act supplementary the act
entitled "An act TO establish the Treasury Department
approved May TO- 1900 the following report Is submitted
The balance in the treasury on the lst Of
JuIy iRh4 was S2o al ae7 20
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s7,l23,863 So
are as follows I:
expended this
$l6,G96,6s9 80
7,63o,9lo IA
45,ll4,7G5 AS
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coaAnssAHY GEssNAL or suBssrrsos,
.... an. EAH. Washington, October 70, 1855
y 5 aay January sos, 70. delivery 0uA
Coz hs Of troops Of Inc un'ed States upon Inspection ~
q s- al Ford B,ady, sauh sis Marie, MeAtsan.
iss IS Ssrsss ss,ss 81 q Ss.s Ss.h suusraas aour
.. SO bushels OF white field beans
@ $40 poands o. good hardia iallow candles
..s#a I,si4 pounds sf Grsi sualg Rio coffee
IA bushels Of good dry hne salt ...H
si9 gailous of good cider vinegar - -,
onehsf ON Isl June 1850 remainder by 18th September
#a -at Fort maesiaae. Michigan.
% barrels OF pork 81
.sa lss barrels Of 1esh superhse super acur .#.
aao pounds OF sood hard taIow candles
t a,oas pounds O m arsi qusi,,y ary brown sugar
~, Ss. ssSs. q & Ss sass ssr eiaas a., ss sess ss
One half o. ist June 1856 remainder by 18Th September
at Fort Independence, Boston, Massachusetts
l24 barrels Of pork ...4.. al
..M.Ug 100 bushels Of white field beans
.~ ess pounds oi good hard ,aIow candle.
50 az bounds q aIs' quality dr. dIy brown sugar
.s.r. NJ bushels OF good clean Dry 6ne salt .#
43s gallons Of good cider vinegar
@ a AT Fort Ontario, osUeso, New York.
ias barrels ofire-h superhne flour
so bushels Of new white field beans
... 2,625 pounds OF f'sl quaiiy dry brown sugar
1. .3l4 pound Of hrst qualify Rio coffee
"a bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
2i9 galions Of good cider vinegar s-..s ... .-a- l
half lst June 1856; remainder In all October, le56
t@. ~ Gs&ta. a. West Point, Nsw York.
@ 260 barrels of pork ia a#. @am.~
800 barrels of fresh superhne flour
sHs-r4 900 bushels of whire field beans
1884 pounds of good hard soap
"E& 1912 pounds Of good hard tallnw candies
-ss l0,5i2 pounds OF frs quality dry b own sugar
5,25S pounds of f'st quality Rio coffee
s..u. 4 So bushels of good clean dry fine salt
876 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
at Fort Colunabus Gopernors Island, Nsp York.
& e $50 barrels Of pork
5n0 barrels fresh superfne -four
900 bushels of whiie field beans
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

Gle. The fight commenced, and all the |
Christians present had their eyes fixed
upon Tclemachus 10 see what he would !
10, and not observing him 10 move,
they arose 10 depart wheu sLr.il piers
Ing shrleks went up from the vast
throng iad lookmgto learn tho cause
they saw Teemachus III the arena try
ing uaasvued IN sepcrste the cc'nbas-
ants. Ills sudden and exposed appear
ance caused the shrek from the Assem-
Div. who were startled with fear, but
soon learning his intentions, they called
for his deatl. and he fell victim TO
his zeal ia the cause Of Christianity.
This scene So shocked the Emperor
that he gave orders 10 stop the exhI-
bitlon and the people retired greatly
dissatisfied that their sports had been
/ thus suddeals ended but reflection
soon worked a revolution Of sentiment
aud that WAS the last gladiator,al eN.
mbltlou at Rome
Ii the Speaker had excluded nom
his lecture those Innuenjoes OF covert
aboltionlsu, aud not SO broadly hlnteo
that he was a second Teieina has RAISED
up to die ior the faith VI Aboltiou-m
his lecture would have been prett'
aud amusing tale for nursery naids L
reclte to Their staring little charges
but til, 70 II an lhiatuation IN the mlnu
OF ~emr which leaks ont III every under
taking I'll their lives. Living ior all
, acting o"lA OH me 'de", any hgresslo
from that j. certain TO he atttndc
with mixture OF il, when good ta-t
forbid, the introduction OF the oble'
ljouablr ingredient. We hope .,
younr men will not turn thc,r Sveiet
milo au organization for procuring p
htical speakers, for il they do It's rs
ulnc-, is at an end. We are -atlst,
ilatit uotihc design ot the Soclcty
Il doso.i, heiugaimo,t lmp'ssih'eior the
! Ia know before hand hat spcake
J vii SIN.
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Tn, BEATS ALL.-R. &. Gardner,
Of netroit, claims to have invented a
sewing machine no larger than pair
Of scissors, which will do the work in
frs, rate style. and can be sold for a
dollar apiece.
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Et- II is said that 400 persons in
Connecticut Ewerc DISTINGUISHED this
month. lA til, new constitutional pro
vision making Il knowledge Of reading
aud writing qualification for voting.
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The battalion uf Syrian Camels i'm
ported for our army. it is said, are flour
ishing in Texas and are rapidly improv-
ing in .iisciplin. under the command
of an Intelligent graduate at Yves,
Point.
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NV YoRK, Nov. q.

Nav YoRK, Nov. y.
The Democracy OF this city held .
mass meeting a, Tammauy Hall last eve
ming, in honor Of their victory in the re.
cent elections. Resolutions rejoicing 1t
the success Of tho national ticket and OF
the local officers Of this city were adopt.
ed. Speeches were made by Hon. NJ.
Chngman Of n. g.; Judge Parker, Da-
vid l.. Seymour, John Cochran, and 9TH
ers and the immense assemblsge DIS
PLAYED considerable amount Of enthu.
siism,
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Trustees Sale.


MHEREAS on The 18th day q November, A. y.
W 1854 II G. Oh. M,eer snd SOPHIE Mniler his wife.
aud E. II. Hell, executed unto Samuel Sylvester,
trustee, certain deed Of trust, conveying SAID
Trustee the land in Scct county Iowa. described
follows, To wit The east half Of bit number % in
fractional block number four a. Ia Forrest Dlnn's
addition to the city q Dav nIori also her parcel
of land binE part OF SAM, bot one thus bounitd
and described: cuuImtucng on the south lin OF the
alley IN said h,ok fcur a. point pr cis'ly e,iui
distant from, the northeast anl orth-w,-t Of
said lot % al III" inrth-. asst of land now
OF Formerly IL JAM, McSui5e.--thruce west llcng
south line Of sid t'l,y thirt feet, thence south
tty-srven go feet thcuce east thirteen tI3) fet
thruce north dfy- vau $50 feet IL place ~ begin
niue; which said cody vance WA nla by the said u.
&. Ch. Mnler, S,pha Mril,r, and & II. Hcll f,r The
pose II securing th pa, mint OF tain pr mis-.
note and he rest H." con sign. q by said II L.
Oh MGler, dated The 18th da, of November. A. d.
1854 and payable IN on wear 10 the order VI NJ. u
Pike, for the sum Of Ts evr Hundred and FitN prl-
lars.
And now said not having become due and payable
and the said II q. Ch Meisr having tailed {" ply
the sam" L. Samuel Sstvts t-s- rIust siv,'-a'd
do hereby give tins public notsa that by virtue OF
the power which u In std by said d,,d uftrust
I will, on Monday. gbe I'D dav II December A. d.
1856, at the hour uf O'Clock ~ the q" aid
day, at the Coutt Hos .;oor IN the city .f Ddy
port exppt- and nef f., sd. ~ publ, Ans i,n. h.
parcels 81 land above dee. IL d much tr4ye i
as shall be sufiicien to .ati-f in -, tn.
together vth all lh. costs and t>l,nse, att ndinl
said sale. costs IT thi~ notice and Trust = -. Cp
en- the compl'tivn OF 81 al adts Il viii b xiv n Ii
Accordance with the >tII'ula on "a sttd re Of trust
Dated the l9th fav d. Novtilh T, \. II l356.
| nov2ltds SANiEi SYLVESTER. utter
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>AaC or Tug DELAWARE LANDS.
Ne are indebted to . friend Who re- Il
Gently spent some days 1T Fort Leay-
enworth, for some incidents attending
the sale of the Delaware Lands, last
week. 1t seems that there WAS an i'm
mense crowd there, consisting Of spec
ulators and preemptioners, hut that no
serious difficulty occurred. our TREND
says:
The Squatier Court had been sitting
for some days previous I" the sale, and
each township had completed an or
ganiLation to countcrac: the st,et siatoss, I
who had tlocked To Leavenworth III
great numbers. On the morning Of
the 9Th, some 1000 or $500 >quatters
music cd at the Fort, and. OWING to ru-
mors that "by bidding would be Of
ferea there was good deal of subducd
excit ment, but thorough determine
ton 10 prevent the purchase of claims
over the heads Of the -quatters. The
sale c mmenced at the seventh town
ship some fractions OF which were open
; to competitions, and brought 80,
: At this time the crowd became some
what restless, when Mn. " EDDY, the
/ Government Commiss ioner, came tor
war, and having obtained a hearing,
=, stated, in substance, that "he spoke 10y
! authority III 81, my. that IT Was the de
= sire Of the Government that the squat
: ter who had improved the land by the
+, labor Of his hands, should have IA pref
ereilce 10 his claim at the appraised
/! value" At this point the crowd
, cheered vehementl,. But. contln-
= ued he, "thc lands are to be sold at
4, auction to the highest bidder, and am
= prepared to accept the highest price.
The men composing the township on
~ sale stood round the door from which
l. the sections were sold. and it is need
l,ss TO add that no outsider was fool
hardy enough to offer bid OH the
a claims, which we're sold rapid, at 81 30
:. 10 81 - per acre. The sale was al
iourncd after the cNrnth township had
tern about ouc-half sold. om Tuesday
90 Ike sale Was ,outnlucd. aud part ri tho
q eighth township Mas disposed Of
o. Some difficulties arose between the
u, u sauattrl- on "riyal and .iump>'
n, CLAIMS. bat uuthinp involving loss .
T. lit, The icNrl occasioned among The
on Spectators b, being prevented iron
Il bid,ine. has gwen large prices 10 tn
u squal1c,~ who flt disposed TO sell thel
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" AsHuNGTON INTELLIGENCE.

Washington, Nov. q.
The Cabinet had another long session lee
dsy and i, Is understood that they will con- |
t,nue hem daily until the meeting Of Con- |
gress.
The ps~sislest has esuplesed has message I
as heve also the Secrstsr es their Reports.
The .prorrieiy Of printing iuri. Rspor's
with the Message and s~ndirg them to- dis
tr,buiion has been discussed but not deter
mined. Tomorrow will decide what e0u'se
they wilt pursue.
The New Grauadisn Monster, Mr.. Her
ran, Is here. using livery means ~ his low
er TO bring aboul. speedy adjustment Of
our dTfkcuisies with that U.ernmeht.
] am ,nformed Ibis evening that . move
ment has just been disclosed here with rem'
ifca,ions among the leading iron ,ntn w Pa
and N. j., ard other portions Of the Union,
having for its objre, the retention OF MI.
Guthrie as Secretary Of The Treasury n"der
the next administration.
The dem ocrs,s Of The District Of Colum'
are to-day celebrating the Pre.Ideni'al VIC
tory by procession wIh The usual Pha1a'
phernaiia. &c. The ceremonies are to con-
Glide with an illumination.
The Sloop Of war, Falmouth will be put
in commission Oh the Isl Ut Jan. IL relieve
he ,,-rman'owh in the Brazil squadron
, New York, Nov FL
Tt- STEAMER } P smith, on her passage
up the Hudson, Yesterday sTncx sn"ken
mast, AM comm, need ieaA,tg So .sst tnat
/ Sic hoe 10 be run ashore al spnyien Dayve'.
/ TIE Passengers we're all taken OF - safely.
Th- Society of Cincinnati held a baiqae,
H.. thu c,i, OH Tuesda. last, and us oeca'
sion .,.s ole OF much social and patriotic
enjoyment.
TIE u.w piiniug Telegraph iDs'i usneh's
vi VI Hughes Wei. pub',,iy exhibited ~
successful np.rAtioh a, the Office Ut Amesl
can ieiesrsp, Co. They "orHed boil
wav- Al the sane TINE uv-i one wife, snu
flhiird all tha f,a- be, n eia,ieu Tor them
Alta"y, NV 2.
H.. lN.L.4 ,nILInI- laIApI. utlIiCl INA
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THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT. IOWA

vain Every elsssioe will ssreog'hee It,
and experiences will attest iss policy.
Thus, the elections for the House OF
Representatives., two years ego, showed
much opposition, on the part OF the
Northern States, to the Ksnsss- Nebras-
he Ass; bss shs seesas s:sessoas for Ne
p.xt Congress, ~ we'll as the Pesidenti"i
election, show that the people have con-
sijered their hasty judgment. and sp'
prove Of the Act - . wise ant patriotic
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

Es- Messrs. James Murph, X TO.
Fulton iron Works, New York, have
completed the propeller for til. niled
States stcam trigaI. Niagara. Inc
propeller Is made oi brass and Is said
to be the largest IN tie world, weigh
my over l,uOu pounds.
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(Entrance No. 70 State street.)s
INSTITUTED sEPTEMBER, 1851 INCORPORA-
] ted by the Legislature Of Illinois, February,
1853
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon tins
long established and popular Institution Affords graf
flying evidence that the superior advantages ana IA
ciiities II offers for the acquisition u thor0cgh
knowledgr 81 the various branches Of COMMERCIAL
EDuCATIoS are favorably appreciated BY discern.
ing ard Int ellisent community. Over two hundred
snl course students have been in attendance during
the past winter. being an amount Of patronage un-
paraileiel In this country.
plete aud thorough introduced in.o any Com
IDercal College In this country and comprises pract-
cal nstruc ion In Book Ke;ping and Account, sesp-
ted every kind Of business including IN elaborate
work on Railroad Book-keepng Z, prepared BY the Pre-
dent EXPIRE sly for this School, knowledge Of which
10 sioue worth TO the Student tina the tuition
fees FOR the entire oorrse together with Commercial
Calculations. Business Penmanship, end the subjects
~ Commercial Law.
Albert Kidd.r, ESQ.,, the popular American Gard
Writer, wboss specimens Of Penmsnship receive the
Highest premiums II the great State tais heid New
Yosk city n 1e6l, hes bern engages - Srossssss q
penDaoeAip.
Aaosler e,urss Of srss paha,s Lersssss M = -
NUopn1 1ns1ng ~ v1atee % 0stseDslIf0a Han, ~
seVssu1 q ~ nnoe 1lsslneuAHAe1 ultqQ4e u
s III S = "a ssm sssy s,s r. 3 1sss
'kE&s u I -
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HE POPULAR VOTE.

z =
The returns OF the Presidential cleo
ton. as far as they have been received
show that Mr.. Buchanan has 364,O94
over J. 4. Fremont. This majority
will be yer, much Increased bv the
mll returns.
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n 49,
lI.ArlNlA.

Official aid estimated returns from
Virginia make Mir. BuoHANAN', major
ity over Mr.. FILLMORE 2e,O4o. Wise 5
majority WAS lo,ole.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

MIS-. N, X. .S.PALDING
n ESpfECTfCLLN imtnrnis he Ladies
II ii DsyeuIs n and X. Cd j. anu thst HEA
sh- l. pr. pared vi f"ll corps afrsan- hN@
pet nj q si-tAbts to, and viii eud av' g.
"a if, those who may honr her with ek$Qzo
their pal roua2e, thst -he viii make up
Ores e., Cosks, Msuii's, Cbildreus clothing, band
Bsnnets in .ty!e that Cannot be- SURPASSED for taste
and elegance.
Mr.. keeps constantly On baud All as meut Of
good, the nne>t class and will ,n-aNur 10 Riaks
h. r. Establishment the
Ladies' Store.
Rooms tn. .aae lately occupied by AiaInson Rapp,
2ud str ct above Perry. noy2optf
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" ARR led

u, Il IL. u sou. un th- 9th inst. Nj. 1HoM-
q, t.niitI> and Mss L,nIA 4. BRowN; su, Of
,hi. q y.
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Bank Of Florence

BNtsk Of Florence
FLORENCE, Nebraska
GEO b SARGENT, Pres't. NJ PARKER, Cash.
'I,HE ud rsigned pi'lrictoIs Of the Bank Of
i Flnrncc. Nebraska, sle by the pro-
i-inus III ~ Charter, tIaiiS idusily rrsis'h~ihie
for ali IT. issue an 9iil rcd, m III. Notes Of said
Institution al its counter the city II Flor.uCe, ia
coin and at either of their Banking Houses, in East
EN- Tx, haue-.": sl.cic nj Yates of Other
currency
COOK \ SARGENT Davenport
COOK SARGENT b DOwNEY. lows city lows
COOK. SARGEN L COOK, Fort Des Du-s
COOK SARGENT 4 PARKER, florence sora-ka
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
JOHN ]. LOCKE.
House, Hotel 3 Steamboat
FURNl HING WAREHOUSE.

No. 70 Fourth STREET, Ten 0ulldIngs
ST. LOUIS. MO
LHISE CUTLERY, silvrr Plated, Britannia, Plsnish-
II Ell, Japannei and Plain Tnware, Wooden and
Willow War;. F.AihrT DhsterH. Brushes, Boom. ke
incudinre very article In the House Fprnixhng Iins
would say to MerchHntA and ID al.fs~,enefa ais
throughout the West having determin q 10 10 sire
lily cash business and receiving goods d,et II
manufactures. ] am enabled u OFF, xrrtef
Inducements Than any other Homs In ihe western
country. country Merchants, while IN the city,
requested t. csi Gssls pscksd and sent 70 part
~ the country sct2Ai8uno