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Shipping gneIIigente.
~. -s. WEDNESDAY, April %, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Jasper, Smith, Tampa Bay and Florida ports
f 1g t@ts1 '5T E W9GTempIeton
Ship Crescent Sparrow, Trieste, j PWhitney eco
Ship Il Gilchrs Gi1erist. for Hayre, CT Meeker &co
FL fE r JP Whitney eco
Brit, Ship Queen of the West Robertson, for Lyerpoa,
i t+zs3" 4s#$E8 e 80 Jenkins, Williams eco
Brit Ship Boadcae, sickney, for Mobile, in ballast,
%N. r Maxwell eco
Ship Helois Nason for Liverpool Jenkins Williams eco
Bark Paul Boggs Dger Galveston, Creepy Farwel
Schr Octavia, GeniIucu Mobile, Nv Master
Schr Gen w n Harrison Langley Pensacola Master
schr West Florida Barnes Pensacola, John Hurley eco
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YETNE. w. w. NVOOl9.-ATIOENEY AND 9GoUg.
wv SELLoR-AT-LAW, and Solicitor Chaneegy heylrs.
removed from New Orleans Jackson Mfsg.
give promp all entrusted te his caYo
the High Court Of Errors and The COST
ChaneeTy United States Circuit District and
Circuit and Probate Courts NJ Kinds tbs
adjoining counties.
HS- Special attanon5to COLLECTION OF Cf5AElS Af
COUNTS NOTES, etc
0FFICE-1n Elliss BudinEs corner ST Stats sd Fs8sS
Streets, Jackson, Miss. esl5 tfdEVT, u
COW PEAs-IS0 6sgs dsi9Fas seed ID sssFs 81
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

| lJOANEA bAfLfE
Dulce, will you 60 to the masquer-
|ade. ball tonight? said ! to my lesser
half, on a bright even during the gayest
part ofthe carnival season.
No, my Amor answered she !; 1
am i'll this evening don't go out to-
night, but stay BY my side, and lei your
cheering presence save a Doctors fee
Madame, you know that | had made
my mind 70 go out IN my new caballero's
dress you are not very i'll !; and shall
be a dull company. for you if disap-
#pointment holds a berth in my mind.
You had better consent to my going l
will return early
Do as you please. Sir, responded
she poutingly. but il you neglect me
thus in the first year Of our marriage,
how shall be treated when Time s
shadow shalt darken my brow and dim
the light Of my eyes when my spirits
shall droop, and my beauty fade before
the wiatry frosts ofage s
To shorten my yarn, reader, ! rugged
myself and went to the ball, my heart
beating conscience tattoo against
its casing, allthe way for well mark
ed the selfreproach which my wife
full dark eye spoke when left her side.
Having arrived at the ballroom, !
mingled with the gay maskers, listened
TO the the music, and in the sparkling
wine-glass sought for excitement yet
that perpetual drum-stick Of, conscience
kept humping against the parchment
head Of reflection, and could not feel
happy: Dressed as attractively as pos.
sibIe, ] sought and danced with the fair
est maidens in tbs throng yet still
Thought, that nettle in life's garden
kept Joy in a distant ofhng, and plea
sure far 10 my wake.
/ was aboat to give up the chase for
enjoyment, and had dutifully made up
my mind to return home and moor my
self by the side Of my little wife, when a
fair hand was laid gently upon my arm,
and tremulous musical voice asked
me, in whisper to retire little from
the crowd. The hand was delicate, and
seemed smaller even than my wife s );
and the taper fingers were encircled BY
rings of rare value, such as could only
be worn by persons who were rich and
titled. The lady was closely vailed in
black !; yet / caught one glimpse Of aye1
light through the thick Grape. ln ths
blackness Of storm | have seen the
clouds for a moment openAand ermit 4
star to glance with superat turs1 bright
ness down on the ag;tafed ocean and lsla
even 50 fell thai glance % 4Ie. The
voice was one of fhase which. when il
fall upon the ear, vibrates aloAt every
nerve until i reaches the heart Strings,
where Il echoes and re-echoes, TIL Mem-
ory catches the tune, and too truly for
4 ever 70 pass from her grasp.
h / followed the strangers invitation !:
and as gazed on the fairy form which
fitted before me, / forgot my little IN
valid 1t home. The mask was but lit
tie IL any larger than my wife |; yet
there was a fulness and elegance Of fig
ure, = grace Of voluptuousnsss Of mo-
ton in the iormer which ] had never OBJ
served in the latter. My wife had beau
l.tiillully soft and glossy curis Of jet, bu,
they could not compare with the black
ltssespss tyipiRg xsilk which hung pear.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

0 - The total npmber of hogs
slaughtered III and around LouisviIle,
up % tho lst % Decembef, y 10 jO6e,
against I4O, 600 last year. nsiu stltI
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
sAUK RAPIDS LAND AGENCY

q 4
SAtJK RAPIDS LAND AGENCY.
~ "A. GILMAN having established a Land
w Agency at Sank Rapids, minnesota, eis
now ready to attend To all business connected, with
buying and selling land, locatiag Warrants, paying
Taxes, Sc SC. in the most advantageous manner,
and at the usual rates.
Land Warrants bought and sold, Negotiations
made fr Loans. Gold fpr sale. Office direcflv oI-
posite the u s.. Land Office. Business hours from
10 o'clock, A.. ii. to IF. NJ. An orders b, mail
must be addressed TO C. A. GILMAN, Sauk Rapids.
Min. Ter. agtss aiIt3B $50 srl ss5aFGa9{6
sgffnSs 0RlRsF RE ES Aga 10 t
&c. ". Sweet, Reg, Land Office, Sank Raritls.
pod, Rec. g g &c &c
IeFarlane, Land Agents, Mnneapo-
Ter.
ham, Bankers, ST. Anthony, MI r.
German, st. Panl. 80. go.
4nor,sc, Esq. Dubuque, Iowa. 3ss' "
ian, Esqs, Canton, Miss ssg 81 Re ii sF
Durant, Esq.,, Boston, Mass,
A. Eastman, Concord, n. Fl.
apids. is,s Oct. CT; Is. 1855. n2stf
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

EGwARE O. .HAaLis--Atiprney and Cornsenr al
Law. Sack Rapids, Benton County. Minnesota.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
- We are glad to learn that

eH% We are glad to learn that the
.proprietors ofthe Michigan Former con-
template, ii the course of the ensuing
year, to commence the publication Of 1
.wsekly Farmer, provided ~ ffiesds who
are. .in arrears pay up a. they should.
The famers Of Michigan ought 70 give q
liberal support 10 the weekly devoted 10
their Interests and published ia their
gmidst, and WI IRE sure they will. BY
Esll nseAnsa alst sas have aawsekly .Mtck;-
gan Farmer s.tsI
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT=MAY
f. a CONCERN. 4

SOMPLAINT having been made u rne thai
~ Spisisssos Liquors are being sold without Ii
ceuse ut several places in the Comfy Of Benton,
noace u hereby given hat unless such Illegal kal Il
abandoned, or License procured, that aciive meas.
.uses will be taken to enforce the Law
!. WM. CONNELL..
) Sheriff Of tho Comfy of Benton.
ss6ssk Rsp;ds, Aag Ut, 1855
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
THE FRONTIERMAN
a rusLisaED EvERI THURSDAY MORNING. sY
81 JEREMIAH RUSSELL, u
SAuK RAPIps, RENroN, CO., M1rrxsorA.

ana sof each additional insertion,.asss 50
Advertisers will be eptited to a chanee Of their
advertisements twice 4 year. Payments tSsBe made
hall yeary. Yearly adyeulsesa ont ofshe Eeuitnry
must make their payments half-yearly in advance,
and when advertising ddfshortsr periods. the nscs
must in all cases accompany the advertise nent. No
abatement from published rates. Special notices
oAeFRedtw,cc. 4sg4se 3i;sstsf f&gis 8slll .sja
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

sAUk RAPIDS ADVERTISEMENTS. &
~>--~ySs-~@--<>S-~~~>-o-r
WILLIAM HENRY WOOD,
attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Sauk
aKapids, Minnesota. The coliesaion ef debts, paw
nent Of taxes, &c, prompslx arended to.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
agssa HAMLIN AND LAHGASTERss 1ssl
EXCHANGE OFFICE AND LAND
EsN CIV


.a,9as AG EN- G. II. ss4 asa
.S0sk Rapids, Benion Co., M;nnesoia.
.HNOLLECTTONS made, Land Warrants To-
~ Gated, Money Invested, and MI business
nrusted to their care promptly and faithfully attend
7wARD o. HAnLls, aR. D. LAscAsTER, I.
Att, at Laws Sury'r Civil Eng'r.
REFERENc
I. Alexander Ramsey, Ex-Gov. Minnesota,
M. T.as Ssa u a4@s4 eztsg a.
N Russell, Esq, ! Sank
wv. Sweet, Esa., Rerg.U u. ST.. O., : Rapids
Ysniel Baldwin, Esq,, Saint ANTHONY Falls. ,.zs
Hon. N. b. Eidred, Naval Officer, Philadelphia,
Peensylvania.1 s1t1 S.tb3s aatn nrgtav sfll Fl
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, Judge Of the supreme
Court Pean ssisd i.sS 3.9 ss4sssi sifs q s. 'ri 4
Wares !. Woodward, Esq, Vilkeshare, Lu-
zerne Co., Penn.
ss.D-Ward. ESQ.,, cash. Houestalel Bank. Homes
dale, Wayne County, Penn
Prof. John F. Stoddard, Mi!lersyille, Lancaster
Contf, Penn s et3ff tiSss.9l3 9sy3 81 ra
Prof. Willard Richardson, Hartford, Susq., Co, Pa
Qhackenbash & Co. .,. yark
Sank Rapids, Dec. "a, 1856. IS s.9 n2e,f s
ELwARE O. .HAaL,s--Auorney and Connsenr at
Law, Sack Rapids, Benton County, Minnesota
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
TAXES MUST BE PAID. Z

TAKES MUST BE PAID. ttss8 ii
NOTICE Is hereby given to the owner II real
Iy estate and pessoaal property. il the Comfy
-of Benton, that have received transcript of the
Assessment Rol, with the warrant attached, from
the Counfy Commissioner Of said County, comman-
i6g me to collect the Taxes charged thereon.
Motee Is hereby given that psnApeaass IN payment
viii save trouble and cost WIN. CONNELL,
Sheriff and Collector III Bentoh CO.
Saak Rapids Nos.i Is, 1856 n2sas As
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

r. D. LAscAsTER--Sprreym aud Civil Engineer
Sank Rapids, Beaion County, Minnesota.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
CHARTER DIX
Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.
&2OO.OOo CAPITAL.

wi1sIARGg AND I~CREASfN STAPLES RECEIPTS
Securely Inv. ted under the sanction and approval
thrComptroller Of Public Accounts.
Jss O Walkt,y Prest JOHN ]. BRUCE Vice Presi
elias Gil S,c'y DICxERNAN, Een'I Agent.
John N AdI.r, M. d Medical Examiner. Appti-
cations received by WILLIAM ALLEN, Office Ia Post
Once Buildings, Davenport, Iowa,
jel0ttf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
isrERED lS4'

CHARTERED 1911.
VINNls Company continues to i.eue policies on
L Marine, Inland nav iYa tiU0
Transportation and Fire Kicks
at ReasvnHhls Rates
An unconditional return PREMIUM Of 70 per crnt
will Ne paid back to Cargo customers at the close Of the
year.
Fam property and f'tacb"d buildings. favorably
situated, may h- insured against lost or damage by
are. for length Of time from 10 Ave years
low ratce Of premium, and thus avosi aAsets nsnt.
a. III Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000.
Isaac CuderhiI1, Thco. Perry, VIM. A. Heron,
4. Il. Tying, W. r. Phelps, PR X nrothessos
r. Holland, Win. Fem, L. Holland.
WA. T. Mason, Ri Bourland, J. Reynolds,
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
isaac CpbsRunL Pres. 3. L. T. EorxLi xp, Vice Prss
CBAEIEs HOLLAND, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS. Agent for Rock Island, Davenport.
Moline and vicinity. Onsec-Xnrr's Building liii-
urls street Rock leland. Once in Davenport 1t the
Counting Rom VI the State Democrat.
msyl7dawN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
ST A Il KS
INDIAN
fever AND AGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!

An l.fdNibIe Remedy for Erer and dgwe pu.,I
AVue, Night Stledfs. and ~ kindred diseases.
kNHIS Is on Of Natnre's remedies. discovered, and
successfully used for many years by certain trib.
OF Indians on III. Western :ronti r, AMI has never
be.Ii known TO fail Of cfrctinc cure among tbous-
as.as~ who have usd II. II possesses the power 10
remove and eradicate every vrsiige Fever and Ayur
from TIN system, and is the only known certain rem
edy One important advantage this re,pri, posses
SIS over all others aside from ihe intrinsi. value az
Remedial az mt is that M drug, or medicines
taken nt' the stomach I. dabiltate and break down
the system. Its effects are almost mh aculcus, and
need only u b. tri,d to insur. place for it ever.
family where Fever and Ague u.s. has BEEN OF i, like
~ 10 he.
The Agent has numh-ricss Certificates 81 Cure
which With pleasure, will be shown 70 ali wishing
thrm.
Cures have been effected in this CITY ard vicinity
isrsnceA VIII also be 2 ven 10 such ct1ens. This
Remedy Is Powder. and sppii sxternaiy anil its
effects are truly wonderful
Pricc 81 per Box. And q guarrante Il or the
money refunded.
LEWIS PINCH. Agent.
~ II r Child's Hardware E,tabil,hIncnt on I'd 4
few doors east of Brady. (jyi0d6m]
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

.MslGSILO.V'
IA & uINE s. 0 p {.
n As01lON Improved SEPARATOR. Thrrshins MA
0It81nee, aoA DUpbls G.aresi Iorsr P"~f ma'u-
assseo ~ Js1es " Whitson, Davenport 'evs
WR11honI Celebrated Premium
RER.lR.ATOR
WAesA y acnoov,eeecd TO be the best machine for
Aes.sasr se.aeatsag Assi cSanih. grAtE in us@
=, naeAlaes sss got W VI the b;st material, and
vespestsassl vorka,~n HAVING been IN thu bu-t-
- II ~ psst ~ = arx. might safely say that
e ~ % g oss1 Threahing schin. ~ any other
eAaSllshaDeoA te'tit~ United s4atss W. also manu-
Mvve tWo ard four horse Pbw-rs snf Threrssrs
bVsst. 1ro0 vimtshinR. etc. done at the shortest
estes Orders b. mail OF trlsgrspb promptly att'no-
y - lettcrs Of inquiry ch.erfully answered
Dovsooess Juue l856-iawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
DE.VTYS7RY:.

DR. W g CHURCH having por,ran"n'iy
a. NJ located II. Davenport respectfully
UlYYV tender his s"r,ices to th- cir-
AA-A~ liens, IN all operation appcrtain-
ing to thu praciicr ~ Dental Surgery.
Teeth inserted from q single tooth To = fn double
Sett in the finest style Of tn art aud warranted Il
sIvc satisfaction. Ofc"-Biady street, west side,
between Fourth ana Fifth.
We are allowed TO refer to-
DR. J Blocker, Cincinnati; Dr J Troiu. PomcYov
O.; Fitzgerald, Carlluvillc, Ill.,; Mr. T Mc.;avran,
Davenport. (may2.ltN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
Chicago, Alton 4 81. Louis r. Il.
GI 0EI.rT5.-- ss-r=,-rss,.rr.- s.-=-E.zzr
e. ~ Ea1sss1Sw ~sxil =. iii:s33e We sss1Slr
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and 81, l.Ouis.

NoC CkV
Chicago and 81. Louis.
rdtns lodUs Chicago for 81. LOUIS ard internne.
dtdte Pi,ces.
Accommodation Train, (Sundays eacepted) $50 4 y
Express Train, saturdays excepted) II for u
!rdinS ltdpe ~. Louis E,v CAicaso and insern,e-
didte places.
Acc"niuiod ton Tram, SUNDAY excepted) 90 y
Express Train saturdays excepte,) S30P N
Trains run directly thItugi, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains r. through Joliet, Bloom
ingt"n, Springfield, Carlinvlie ami Alton.
wIrain2 run this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad At
Joliet, making tins the shortest, qucket aud most
liable route between St i,u.s and Flew York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the last.
With Illinois cntra n 4 At bloomington, for La.
Sale, Mrnuv,A anu Cairo.
iih Great Western VI ..l,aols ~ Springfield, for
necatur and Naples.
With Mi .hc RAN, Dads c:seryng from Chicago
Eith daily line II Packets at s. LOUIS for keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri E.y1s.
Through Tickets Ivs III t..se sentonc Ai,ove can
ne ~ ocui ID ~ al The PRINCIPAL uckct Offices 10 the
United states, sMd It Tie of..cs
. 70. = 4 p: ;;:.:, opse
klClD P. ACRGAN, a., quot.
Bloomington. SsE. !, soss. fSbiydti
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Stonington, Norwich or Fall River

Through Tickets are good on either OF the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general informal can he
procured Al the Company's Office. No. - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and stock Dealers can make
through contracts by calling on III. Company's Agents
y. PETERs. Ag', Is Dearborn street, Chicago.
Br. SMITH, Gen. As nt, Cleveland, o.
decl7dl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
NCDlCIL EMBELLISHMENTS.
MRplCAL AND SIRCICAl4 CARD.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
rOuN n COOK. n y, u Iadiaaspsdis, ID IN
II DyJ G PARKEK Of ili.ciiy. hsye as~clAs a
thsusev-. tux.tLr in the practices ~ Nssisctn- GU
=. Az D. CA h> h~u nssesd " ih- p-.scsstn
~ ~ ycArs THY f~i asssssd ihai their trm viii
b. able 70 nr<t ths justexp etation Of 'i'rIi
munity Dr C"k slici,s -ursical cases It ." kinis.
IN. 1pdizIu I,sau,c for tn. mind, his ex - .Lc- To-
the tt~ssm-s,t of dss~asd Eyes, warrauts nm in
tsii isw that he viii BE- useful to those WHO may
CONSULT him rf nee to stb eessss Tine dis"ases
~ wnu,n ard Cldren " iii ciaiD his particular at
t-,tt,t. On,ce up stairs oyer the Post Once.
RI4EREHSEk:
\. D Gross Prof surgery. louisville, ";
n Nus.e d., cucinaast;
Hoo y,-eph A Wright CIV. Of Indiana;
Hss N smith, TX s senator. Indianapolis;
- = .bb. Prof Surg. Ind. Md Coliewe;
~ Miller, Prof dts. Vt Wsmrn Z Chald Louisville
tsse~9aH1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
DAVugyo9f MON WORKS
r q u N ID Il y
n NA - z, N n =, q N lAlD.

O0S66s - J666hd aud > t1iid StfTtts.
JA000, BONN EL0.I Il 60,
(G1oe 1eNsmR q ~ Lst7aSrs sVsnd,E.
4 % ~ Dssvorsd 70 execute all hini. Of Ensine
II - sssA'as "'rs '0' ~. and r'0"''Hs mills
Ovoousuase Wssss casssnss
- Ssusooo o., u The latest patti rus. Of nsds u
q D. 0psaal ssssas.sa paid 10 repairing Wy. -
AoatAunee = 0schin~sy r~pA.scd without LAY -
Aose oooo1oO 0sds u ordsr short n"ti'e
fuhnnAee1l JANNR, DONSEkLy 4 60
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
Chicago ( Rsek Island Railroad
III q -
Spring eaS.y.OnQea,sessf,

CpSsW0 s1sVWS0CWsG1etS
AN aud after Monday April 18th 1885, and unt,
Ofnth"r notice trains will le ave Rock Island dairy
SUNDAYS 'xc ped, a. follows
ist matt train at 500
I'd express, st"rrrs cny at the principal
stations ~ 10 IS "
ID oight express. stopping At all stations STOP N
ath freight, with ed class cars al e3OA N
Trans arrive a. Rock Island daily, sundays IL
c.rtei, as fcll9w,
lsA rsaHt eApfe.s - hWA n.
Ut -sprcss, stopping only al prn stations 90 P.
~ man tram ~ lWI6P.
Aik irekNht, ~ class Cars st 70 p.
Az trains over this road IN direct CONNIE Aion
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
aud Michigan Central r. r. 10 fian Detroit, To-
l.yio Clcvcland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunkirk. Bulalo, Niagara Falls. Albany New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and washington. Also 1t
TaaSall~ with trans II the Illinois Central Road
North n aicns and south to st. LOUIS and Cairo, to
winch places tickets can b. procured ~
s. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Agsnt,
y. = Depot, Hook Island.
Passengers are rcmindad ~ the ncressitytf giving
distinct dirctions as 10 thu destination OF their bag
gage also q nr fore taking their seats
in the cars tn. Conductors cect fares only To sta
ious On the line of the Chicago &Rrk Island railroad
JOHN +. TRACY. Superintendent.
w. II. wnrTNAx. Asst Sup't.
Rcck Islami April l. 1886. Idff1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
DIR. j MCDONNELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

N WISHES 10 inform the pubic that he has
Nm Permanently located in Davenport, where
4 ne will cont inuc to treat all the diseases the
1 horse is subj ct To, on the most Scientific
Principles. After u constant practice II many years
all kinds II diseases, he feels happy TO say that he
will give satisfaction to all that enip,v him. II" can
produce as eoDd Gersii, aAes ANY other man West
II New York. He is here only few months, ami the
many important cures he has effected since NJ cau.
will srak for him than can readily b. inserted
in \ Newspaper.
The follow .ns gsntlsr who hay" cnaYla, 81 him
since h" here the most >'v-r" cases, will GER
iify TO his abilities competent Veterinary Sur
gcon.
All diseases warranted cured ifcurablc, or mon
ey pad
H. earnestly solicts trial on any severe case
waaYerr. An, he cannot cure II any other man
can be got V cure it, he will pay HIN cut of his own
;r,cket.
Pole evils and Fistulas warranted cured in any
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

GEORSE HI IN.
,curypr .vsiffD -: HESsx nASpr Sc
UE.Wy CHAPMAN, Tt.ss'r
sM G,LnLEr, Gene ii Agent Aid survivor
ra,s Company was organia.d the 27fh DAY 81
Mach 70 y 1855 m~s~s SpeciAi Charter from the
legislature VI Illinois and businss ccmrn ned uia.f
th most favorable auspices. Its estabii 'm'n' mas
ben up,n a arm aud reliable basis, and VI 81
II, stability soundness and psrmsn ncy ranks a. one
Of b nrrt Insurance Companies IN tbs country. 10
tn desirors Of psetccfin. N ms ives asainst loss
d,mase by Fire Or perils Of tn ., tcsy orsF"ss
''''' =" KEYERENcEs:
Ns,srs Stone L Witt, Cl.v land, o.
Williams Au.ry, Chicacos
" Norton h Brother, -
Sion. d n0oElyr,
A. 3. Durand Pre-.t Racine Mss hsnroaH.
t;rn &, Northrup, Cash'r Rae. Co Bank
WIN r. LYME, Esq Milwaukee
q. Conroe K-q Racine
I usary Yarnzn, Pres't Chicago 4 r. l. Railroad.
| A. t:ilbert Cash Com. Bank, Chicago
/ Dan r. Rnssi.s. ksa, Cleveland o
Hon John {; Bre.iin, Tr.as'r Of STATE. Columbus
| Thos. Campbell, E.q., Springfield, Ill
! Hon. H. CbsmbeFlin, st. Louis, No
Me.srs wa,isworih. Wells h Sycamore, Chicago.
Messrs I. II Burch h Co.. Chicago Bank.
/ lin Vim. Nedili, Cov-rnor 81 Ohio.
| Ncssrs q. v Sizer CO. Chicago,
| Judd Smith l. Pratt Dixon, Ill
=, VIM Blanchard, Esq, Norris, I'll.
Hon VIM Trevitt S.c'y Of state, G olnn'bns, ..
M-ssrs II. &. h O. G. C1k h Co, Rockford, ILL.,
H. Wheeler, b SOU, Aurora.
r"amiah Case. ESQ. Buffalo. n Y.
Win Pundy sta. Springfield,
Hon. T W BAri,y, Judge Jupreme Court. Hansn'"
Gen !. Curn, sprinrncld. III.
Richard lvers. Esq., II Lons, No.
Agent at Davenport and R'~t Island
OFFICE. Davenport, NJ tho STATE DENOCuA
Once, Post Once Building, Brad, street.
! july S-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
SAW MILL.

w Az AA1AO
- q H - "A Il II
Ar AN n q Ms SAL AND FLAMING
hMll.I.S every description Of PINE LUMBER re-
q.I,rei. have started Mills in complete order,
md having su,d stock Of st Croix Log hand,
sm svady v.oeve orders for any kind u Lumber,
NIGH ~ .s, ing self TO Nil with promp'n.ss anl dis
pstcA, in the order In which they receive l.
Nfss como nrst served. have at present Oh hand a
NISe st"sk II
SeMsOtee0 Flooring,
HSh vowxh and dressed; and having taken crest
ats - secur. the services tethe lest mechanics in
tbs Sssts. f~i sssured that any lumber plamd NJ
~ Mil Will give satisfaction. will do job Planning
% i've o. any establishment in the West.
persons wishing TO build y h ~ time Is IN object.
Usad Do well u call and look ~ ny xfah hrf.'"
eaatssctine eleewArr.sa have iar,' qusntity Of
Seasoned LNslabey
- hsnd want - sIEsiy tina ssctlon Of the csun-
~ Huh
Shingles,
tsv~ parf hs-sd and put up " ~,t. Patent Hsrhin-
sevlaeetion with my Mil, ant AIN es'i-ficd can
s-pry my customers With h-tf.r Shing" ~ les
~s~ary than any bsush' here Or or can D. mad
- eng "sjhrv machine. also rn,gs Ssinses IS hand
- Wu ossiuiue 70 DO long III. y are AZ de-
0snA.
A'sks 'tss opp1riunity % return my hawks ras'
sN,ss. ai solicit from my eastous,rs and tLs public
Q Continuance 81 the sau-.
kayoidAtwtf1 JOHN " CANNON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-14

CONSUMPTION AND sPITTIxs BLooD-see the
NsS@-s1S certificate Of SIR Turner II. Ramsey, for
mao, We rs proprietor Of the Farmers HOTEL Fredereks
burg. Va and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DR. john Mngp, the city Of Richmond, though regular
physician and opposed TO what he called quack
medicines obliged to that its good effects in the case
Of Mr. Ramsey we're wonderful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians; had tried
ost Of the ouack medicines and the verge Of des
MIR a. well as the grave when he tried Carters 81 ansh
Mixture.
we refer the public to his full and lengthy certificate around
he bottle, stating his cure.
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