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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

W. s. MELLoR, Auctio,eer-By HoUGHToS MELLos:
FURNITURE AUCTION NOIlCE.-CABl-
Il NET MAKERS STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS FuRNl-
TURE TO be SOLD AUCTION THIS DAY (trdsyl J,
al lCI o'clock at the WARERoONs, No 6ls BROADWAY,
sFEW DOORS ABOVE Observation-Disclosures
MELLOR will sell Auction, above. without on
removal the entire stock Of GARNET FURNl
TURF contain. above WarerOoms, which 10 manuiac
possible manner for custom trade and which
upon exaninaton will be found to be well worthy OF the
and the trade and contains very hand
Of Carved and Plain Styles of Rosewood Oak
Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture suite for Paro
Dining Rooms Libraries and Chambers; rich Rosewood and
Mahogany Paror Furniture covered In rich satin brocade bro
eaees rich Plush and Hsircloh also unfinished IN
Muslin Center and Fancy Tables Easy and Recep
ton Chairs and Lounges Library and Secretary bookcases
EtegGre Extension Dining Tables, Dining Room Chairs Hall
ssIds Beds,.ads aud Bureaus Mahogany and Wal
Beds,eads Bureaus and Mashands Oak Chamber sets
complete rchy Painted aud Ensmeed Chamber SETS Hair
Mattresses Palases, Fancy Chairs and other articles We
would friends purchaser generally 20 call at the
WareTooms No Gle Broadway the LAY before the sale ard
the goods Catalogue the morning Of sale Goods
purchased Of the city will be packed at reasonable
charge the Furniture remain Storage until May free
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
OFFICE of the NETWORK AND NEW.

OFFICE Of the NETWORK AND NEW
" HAVIN RAILROAD COMPANY No Hanover-s--
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II PER CENT
BONDS Of this Company hereby notified that Pursuance
Of the Ge.rs Assembly Of the State OF Connecticut
Passed It's isst Nsv the Treasurer authorized and
prepared exchange for TIE outstanding Bonds bearing
cent Interest, AND NOT SECURED BY MORTGAGE, Bonds
M act b Inter-
est md SECURED BY AN ONLY MORTGAGE on the Co4i-
Road Fracc'es &c said exchange wil be made
Or &c ri. tux .otce. By order o Directors
tsw-Yo-k, March 20, lSj6. Nm BEMENT, Treasurer
TIVE PARK BANK.-Capital. 81 0OO, 600. with
privilege increase he $1,000 cOo This Bank
Will Re orered or business their Baking House head Of
BeekmGn opposite the PARK. MONDAY March ST. 1855
which invite tie attention 2f al eaes of 5uznss
REUBEN W. hOWES, President
CHARLES 4. Macy, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
Washington Marke, Wholesale Prices Current
Dressed Hogs, west'n.7iase.

REPORTED The n. Y. TRIBvNE BARTON, FRANCE
Co, tSuccessors 1hurston Cranden) Commission
Merchants, Nos. 9 and 10 West Washington Market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
Removals..


DEMOVAL.-CHILDS & SMITH have re-
III moved from No. 4ts to the spacious No. 452 PEARL
ST directly opposite their old store where may be foapd The
most desirable assortment Of DECORATIVE and PLAIN
PAPER LANDINGS, BORDER and CURTAIN PAPERS
with every other article in the line suitable for City or Country
Dealers the Of Window Cornices
Bands Pins Loops &c., that can be found in Sew-York
CtiILDS & SMITH No. 452 Pearl-st.
DEMOVAL.-The Office of the EMPIRE To-
III BACCO WORKS is removed TO No. 30 Frontst, Kew
York where prepared furnish orders for the celebrates
brands Of FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO heretofore
manufactured by w. II. Watson and Mace Rennie. Alsc
Foreign and Domestic Cigars MACE COE ssccessou 70
Mace Rennis.
DULE e. HALL, Boot and Shoe Dealers, have
III REMOVED to No Bsrclayst near the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

STANMERING, &c, CURED by DIR. JONES
~ in from three hours He requires pay till his
patient cured He lately discovered and neverfans
without surgical operation Once at
American Hotel, Hartford, CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

OFFICE or THE OHIO AND lsDIAyA RAILROAD CoaPASY,(
FoRT WAYSE. Ind. March 3, 1856.
TNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST falling due
u the City NewYok the Second Mortgage Bonds Of
this Company the lst day Of April proxmo will be paid
aud that date the Office Of MesHs. Winow Lanisr
Co.. No. s. Wslst il said city the presentation OF tho
proper coupons GEORGE QUIMBY, Treas.
OFFICE TIE KSIckERBockER Ice COMPANY,
No. l6S CANAL ST. Esw-YcRX March y, 1885. )
NOTICE.-An ELECTION for NINE TRUS-
IN TIES Of TIL. Company will be held st THEN Office
tt ESDAI the 9Th day OF April Polls open from u
o'clock p TTsusfs: books will be closed from 18th IL
sts-.t till April 10. BY order Of the Board,
p. L. COMPTON. President.
W. J. WILCOX Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
Sales bp Anrtion.

A. ". NERwIS. Auct0neer
DY BANGS. BROTHER & CO.-Trade- Sale
ID Rooms No IS Psrt-row.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 8, at o'clock.
sTPFRP OIL PAINTINGS A large collection, comprising
many by celebrated masters and fine copies OF exlu
s,e and popular pic 1.-THE whole in rich gilt rsmes
Catalogues are ready and the pictures on view
X. L. DELIssER, Auetoneer 49,
DY LEAVITT, DELISSER & Co, No. ga
ID and $40 Broadway Of Whitest-FSs The SALE OF
BOOKS STATIONERY, PAPER, PAINTINGS FANCY
GOODS WORKS OF ART, FURNITURE and MERCHAN-
Disc generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

y
U.Dlauds FLORIDA bio
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

The DEMOCRACY OF GENEsEo.-lt
is said by shrewd observers that the de-
mocrats Of Illinois will carry that State by
a majority of from Is, 900 10 $4,000. The
democrats are most thoroughly organized
and thew have selected the IN ost able ora
tors to stump the State.
On Saturday afternoon n large meeting Of
the Democracy was holden in Genesee'
numbering about 500, ladies' and all. and
they met in a beautiful grove, with the
weather and other convenlencies al. lnfa
vor Of pleasant time. The speakers were
Col. Hamilton, Candidate for State Cover
nor, Col. Davidson, Candidate for The nom.
ina,ion TO Congress, and Geo. Z. Huhbeil
of Davenport
Geneseo is one Of the prct'est towns be
tween Rock lslani and Chicago. II is ar
older town than Sheffield, and lis rival il
growth. It is in the midst Of one of th'
finest agricultural districts tn that State
Crops are reported as abundant, and
more fear is felt concernin, corn than az. J
other grain.
A fearful smash up at Sheffield disturbe e.
the regularity of the Trains, arI alarm
ed those who designed travelling by the
Cars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
sCENElN TllE MELODEON ROOM


sCENElN TllE MELODEON ROOM
GEnter the Editorial corps Of the "Me-
loaeou''-H. r., J. +. d. }. l.. D. and
J. +. IL
P-Well, brethren, we ore nearly all
members Of some Christian Church, and
The plan Of Issuing scurriious sheet, a.
proposed by T L, will not do. If we ca"
induce young Wade to father it, we can all
contribute to its columns without hav-
ing the odium Of its indecencies attached to
US.
JFD--I am fol war. But like the fall
len angel, our war should be conducted in
secret way, that we may not individually
be objects Of public acorn. am in favor
of the plan Of my illustrious Chief.
D-I-Iam f-ffor any p-p-plan which
will give us Te-rc-reyenge. We can a-a-a-
buse those whom we ha-ha-hate under the
skirts Of Wade's ir.re-responsibility; and
maintain our sta-sta- standing in he ch-ch-
church Just the same.
IT Ii have nothing now TO lose as
was not nominated Prosecuting Attorney
aid am for open war, but there is major
ity against me, and submit.
What shall We call our new paper?
P--Call it the "Chip Basket"
ALL Agreed.
Now let US uncork the bottle OF our wratf
and pour out gall upon our enemies. lap
plause.l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

AFFRAY AT THE FERRY LANDING
4 shameful affray took place at the Ferrv
Landing yesterday morning, between two
Irishmen, named Peter and John Mu!rony
aud Jc hnson, pilot, and Newton, carpenter.
Ii appeared that Peter Mulrony and Swan
Johnson got into Dispute as to their res
pectiye abilities 70 administer castigation;
ne,ther being convinced by argument, blows
were instituted, which being more pow
erful than words, Peter was hoored, and
Swan administered on his PROSTATE
body with his double-soled boots
John Mulroney, at this crisis came into
the ring to defend his brother, who rs
he supposed, was killed. John uncerc-
moniously brought the butt end Of his
whip stock against swans head, with
such a weighty blow that he too fell be-
side his Aoored antagonist.
Newton than game in, snstched the
whip-sto from Johns hands, and at
blow Johns body completed the trio Of
victims. Many spectators rushed TO thu
conflict; one enthusiastic Dray-m,n vo-
CELEBRATED murder at the top of his lungs
and order was soon restored on the en-
sanguined field. Peter and John were
badly hurt, but who was most to blame
in the matter we cannot gather from th
conflicting testimony OF the witnesses.
The result before Justice Congdo1
was that johnson was fined $25 an
half the costs-Newto1 $40 anu hal
the cost
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

KNOW NoTHlNa COUNTY CANDI-
nArEs.-The K. Ms. Of this County have
put in nomination, for State Senator, N. J.
Rusch, German, and very clever aud res
pectable man, but is unfortunate in not be-
ing able to speak much English, and was excu
sed for serving upon the Grand Jury recently
FOR that very reason. But Query? Will
K. Ms. vote for him, and vii! temperance
men vote for m that they may thus secure
the repeal Of the odious Liquor Law9
For Representatives, H. G. Barner, R
H. Rogers and E. 8. Wing Wh-e-wl
Three more competent CD men could
not have been found in the County!
Far Clerk Of the County, ]. d. Patton
and this little whiffet, who 10 nuisance t
the whole Bar, and sneaKing back-bite
will be so badly beaten that he will at onc'
remove to the interior County he has sslsc
ted for hpme in case be is not elected
Joshua Is goner. Salt won't save him.
Mr. j w Stewart is nominated for Prose
cutting Attorney. He is very clever youn
man, without much legal ability, but IA
superior to the present incumbent in al
respects.
1t matters very little, however, - we ir
tend to defeat all e them by majority {
400 o. 500.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
NOTICE.

70 H. Wulf-l utk G. George =. Bowman, Mrs. &. Gu
lich - Feikert kessrs. Cook Sargent J. c.
Higgcnson, 4. Frahwein, +. Perry. VIM Doolan,
- Jennings, Collin Carsting and J. Bradshaw,
and all others interested in tn, lands hereinafter
described
XTOU are hereby notihed that by virtue Of an
i ordinance Of the City Council of the city Of DAY.
EXPORT passed May l4;h 1855, entitled An ordinance
for the continuation OF Second street in the city OF
Davenport, estyardy AJury of six disinterested
fr-eholders Of said city will be summoned and sworn
at the Mayors ONCE in said city on the 25h day OF
July 1866, at O'Clock, A. NJ, to assess aud award
the damages and benefits that may TO the
eral owners Of the land proposed to BE- taken the
EXTENSION Of said street
The following Is d scription Of the tracts Of land
proposed to be taken for said extension Of said street.
as shown BY the Llst Of the survey Of said extension,
filed with said Mayor, 10 wit In Block Ia Green .
81 addition to said city.
la square feet OF lot II; $40 square feet Of lot q
1850 square feet Of lot q $3.50 square feet Of lot &
$3.50 square feet Of lot s. SO square feet of lot 81
472S square feet Of lot u $500 square fee: Of lot
$500 square feet ofiotS $3.50 feet Of lot lO
In Block ( in Green's said I'd addition of A5N
square feet Of lot $3.50 square feet Of LOT 2; 1864
uare Of Jennings lot next west Of the last mem
toned. Block and scparAted therefrom by l7k feet
alley; l9720 square feet Of Collin Carstines lot mex
wsst Of Jennings loe and sore and l6-l0O Of q
acre Of j. Bradshaw's lot next Of Castings lot.
| G. O. r. MITCHELL.
| Mayor, CRY Of Davenport
jay III l0sG. f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

rEThis is the season for putting
up Jellies, Sweet Meats and Preserves and
9ruiAs. and - our lady readers: are juss
now giving ,hess delicscies their a'sen-
ton, We would say to them that Bur
pett's Self sealing Cans are just the
pe.test thing Of the kind nov 10 use.
They are perfectly air-dgAt and require
neither Cement, Solder nor Lead screw
to seal them 10 the mos: perfect manner
Ladies. Twichell aud Gillett, on Brady
Street East side, between Second and
Third Streets will supply you with these
excelien Cans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
NOTICE..

To David Brarconier. Eli Butler and Aaron L. Col.
lins and all others interested in the lands herein
after described.
VOU are hereby notified that by virtue OF an or
dnance of the city council Of the city OF Daveh-
port passed June 4rh 1866 entitled IAN ordinance
for the extension Of 18th street, jury Of six disin
trested freeholders Of said city viii be summoned,
and sworn at the mayors Office in said CITY, on the
Goth day Of July 1856, at O'clock A. n TO assess
and award the damages and ben fits that may accrue
to the Of the land proposed to be ia
ken for the extension Of said street.
The following is description of the tract Of land
proposed 10 b. taken for the extension Of said street
shown by the Plat Of the survey Of sad extension
on He in the Mayors oilics, to Wit tract 81 feet
wide through Block out lot; No 81 from the wes'
side Of Perry street. opposite the present western ter
nkton Of 18th street, westwaSdly TO Brady street
containing 4A-lO0 Of an acre.
Go. r. MITCHELL.
! Mayor Of city Of Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

observation-disclosures Sanders
in noticing the proceedings Of the City
Conncil, says that a certain Ordinance was
ordered 10 be published in the Democrat
that it might not be read.
When that vrinkled old bag steps out Of
her way to abuse the Democrat we shall re-
tort. The simple reason why the Council
took that course, was, that the Democrat il
the only paper read BY all parties.
The Gazette has become 50 vile that men
will not permit their wives, daughters, o.
sons to read it. Advertisers are beginning
! to understand this, and showing that thei'
advertisements only reach the eyes Of = few
men, they wisely conclude 10 patTonizs III,
Dsaecsat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

BRIcK SroREs.-There has been
built, and now building in this city this sea
son upwards Of fifty new brick Stores
the greater pc rtion Of which are four ste'
ries in heighth, and put up in the most SUBJ
stantial manner. This is one Of the many
recommendations Of our city; and what il
more, not store has been planned but have
numerous applicants for rent, at the hes
rates. In addition TO this number Of per
manent buildings there has been any guam
tity Of wooden stores erected outside Of the
fire limits.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

EARLY IN THE FIELD.--Stsrr has
received Harper, Cooley. Graham and Bal
lou for August. The leading article in
Harper is Of peculiar interest TO the Yam
KEGS, being "the Valley Of Connecticut" H.
Illustrated IN good style. 'Virginia Illus
trated," an Interesting piece which was
commenced nearly twenty months since, is
| again in the field The last article is par
ticularly interesting to disciples Of Da'
guerre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
- ~ ats1e on go.


Eouoas AID IcE CaEAx.-Messrs.
Editors I'VE feel called upon to exho"s-
rate ourselves from any connection with ths
impatation 10 Saturdays Chip Baske'' ..
gain.t certain editors, When We ope"eo
our Saloon we extended . complimentary
invitation to al the editors, a. is customary
with showmsn, to visit our establishment
soma have accepted the invitation and some
have not, and oil the "puit'" we have been
favored with were altos ether voluntary
We never gave treat for a"paf," and u
snv dealer does, we think "tha' hi" va'
very small business. Respectfully,
REID BROTHERS, Museum Saloon.
July 10, 1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

MEssRs. EorroRs II have heard
several persons who were on the. "Bsn
Campbell last Monday evening week
INQUIRE what became Ut the vote taken on
board, Tor President.
Il is supposed by some that Buchanan
was ahead 50 much. before they got through
that It was destroyed. As you were one OF
the excursionists perhaps yon can give a
little information on the subject
X. a Z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
Tur Eycups1ov-A arre par

THE ExcURsloN.-A large party,
mostly Germans went down West Buda-
10, on the J: Mckee, last Sunday afternoon,
and enjoyed general good time. The
German Brass Band, and,Glee Club were in
attendance and did great deal towards for
warding the festivities Of TIE OCCASION
At about 7 o'clock, after partaking of a
bountiful supper on board the Mckee, de-
parted for home The strictest order and
good feeling prevailed throughout the whole
affair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

NOTICE Is hereby ven thata poll will b opened at
the Court nouse in the city of Davenport on the
LIST Monday in August, A. d 1856, at 9 ocIoTk A NJ.
and continue until o'clo P N Of the sam day,
In purs of resolution adopted by the CITY Cou-
Gil OF the city Of Davenport the ID day Of July A.
ID. 1856, as follows:
"WHEREAs, The City OF Davenport u without
Fire Engine and the necessary apparatus and appen-
dayes without suitable puOlic Steamboat landing,
without grounds for reservoir and water works. with
out the requisite number Of lamps for lighting the
city with gas all Of which absolutely essential 20
the welfare Of the city; ami whereas it IS deea
p,d, n. that twenty thousand dollars BE- exp nded
reservoir and water works. ten thousand dollars for
Fire Engine apparatus and appendages -four thousand
dollars for subscribing for stock in the Davenport Gas
Company, or for erecting lamp posts, and twenty
ave thousand dollars for grading improving and paw
ing matchmaking the Ievee as to IN AXE gos
steamboat landing; amounting in the whole to the
sum OF ffty-nine thousand dollars, which amount, II
| approp lated will have to be raised by a loan.
Be itthersflre Resoued, That the LIST Monday
in August, poll shall be opened at the Court House
10 the city Of Davenport for the submission OF th
question 70 the voters Of said city ard that the SAINT
shall continue open from O'Clock, A. M. Till
O'Clock r. N. aud the question shall be voted for II
the FLOWING form, to wit:
| All those In favor OF the loan shall cast ballet
| "Eor the loan Of nfty-nipe thousand dollars"
And all those opposed thereto shall cast ballot
| "Asanst the loan Of nfty-nine thousand dollars
Res0lpsd, That II said loan shall carry, the bond
ofthe city, in sums OF i've hundred dollars each sha
be issued and signed BY the Mayor and Clerk Of tn
city, the principal payable at the end OF tw mt
years, and the interest half yearly, ot exceeding tie
per centuur per annum, provided however, that III
bonds shall IN M event be SOLD for less than their pa
value"
| Resolved, That the Clerk give notice Of suck ees
tion through thu Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT, from II
present time until the LIST Monday In Angus, 1856
, lyle CHARLES G. HARMS. Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

The Fremont man who proposed taking
the vote might probably give rhe reason for
no: completing il. But We guess the gentle
man smelt RAJ, and became convinced
that he and his colored republican friends
were in the vocative. The relative strength
Of parties as represented on the Ben Camp
bell that evening, was about three out OF
every four for BUCHANAN, and the balance
about equally divided between Fillmore and
Framong.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
naeeheler's Hair Dye.-TwcI

Deseheles's Hair Dye.-Twcnty years experim'h'
and application justify the proprietor ~ ~'i"''s
M. ,hc h.., Hair Dive In existence. II dyes black
=, h,ovn INSTANTLY without h" least injury tdshair
a, skin. Made and sold or applied lin nine private
rooms) al BACHELOR Wig Factory, 2aa Broad
v,v New YORK. H. sure you get Win. A. Ratche-
- a. thr,e IL a worthless imitation. Tie nuine !,
sold In Davenport by all the Druggists.
June NA-StaW I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
Medical Gard.

nR. WILLIAM vANZANDT,o Of 81 Louis, Occuist
~ and Optkalmic surgeon, finding II necessary for
more northern situation, has selected az summer
rsAence the city o. Rock Island III, where he Can b.
ecusute for ~ diseases Of the eye and opthalmic OPP
efasions src the 0rst Of July until the last OF Sep
ecnber. Chrunic affections generally win receive .
Voseies ~ Ms ottenticn; and eye patients will hnd
49, auSiRg - warm seaeM they BE- more sue
cessiuly sseel n 1sgs norsAsgp Climate than that
49, Lssas. @ : g~o9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
R.4lySl BefGS! Bs1GS J

MANUFACTURER by the Chicsgo Bag Mannfacto
MI y Randolph street, corner Of Clark, Chicago
gLCUR, BUCKwuEAT, CORN MEAL, HAN, FAR
AERS, OSNAnURG AND s.AMLEss,
GRAIN SACHS
FURNISHED upon the shortest notice, ana al 'he
lowest market prices The designs Tor branding are
new or iglnal, and not 10 bs surrs.s.d ~ ms eoui
try. '" 30" ,.e,
iy1tf Post ONO WA ''3''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

IDull.v.s Magical Pain IAuae''a.s
>-v.r has been discovery made IN Aa'ef'A Aeees'
-a.,..x main can be % quickly allaysd and where
,.,.;n high state Of Inclination can be 80 rapidly
,.aoed To their natural state nor where wounds ana
.,.r. can be 20 thoroughly and rapidly hszled' and
H.s par,s restored withou; either sc ar or defect
,h,n With pAILEy,s MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TOR. ...n.
"a vn,ch children constantly snhsect-the ac'bi
- ,hs seauine pALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR. IL
sver the same How much Pam and Suffering may
thus be prevented! Moreover, Life hsefs'oo
ten dependent upon having at hand me "t""'''s
DALEY EXTRACTOR, and for particulars Oh "n''n
1 respectfully refer 10 my printed p'n'p"'e''' ~ ~
truth nj which / hold myself responsible
10 ease Of Burns aud Sad, no matter nov tese''
has eyer vet In any one Instance resisted ths AL
povcrsu pain-subduins and heaiing qualities of 'h'
VALLEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR
No Pam Extractor - genuine unless s"e '"A "''
,.,n II Steel Plate EnaE aged Label with the sifLs
tu,e. ofO. v. CLlCKENER h CO, proprietors, anf
HENRY DAILY manufact Price 70 cents pei
pox. ,,s.r y cbck
xasr Go T., a BARCLAY street, New York
sold bv al, Druggists and Medicine dealers through
out the United States os~'m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
VHeILSlD.V Ix.iKLEI.
WHOLESALE CROCERS,

w u u u u y n u Il u ~ u y ~ IL -
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Davenport, low u.
TE.lS!! TE.lS!!!
ZOO Half Chests Impcrcria,
Young Hyson and Gunpow,ler
90 half chests ooons and Souchong,
200 Cuk.ies from to % lbsi
90 Boxes Palm Soap;
A. bCx@s Vareeated Soap.
~ :.oxes Shavns Soap;
30 boxes Transparent Soap;
b boxes Ca9tlle soap.
90 buxss Pickles,
lOObaxes Tomato Catsup and Pepper
100 boxes Of various brands Of choice Tobacco;
10000 Cuba siXos Cig1es;
$1,000 Imported Cigars;
400 boxes No and scaled Herring,
20 Ibis new Mackerl,
20 h,f hbs Mack rel,
~ kits M,ckere 70. family use.
90 htis and ky NJ IoIasses;
90 hhds Of Sugar.
90 doz Bed Cords.
60 bbls ofDried Apples;
so Sacks of dried Peaches,
100 boxes Raisens;
IS hbls ass'd Nuts;
800 hox's assd Glass;
lNk.gs ass Nails;
800 do, Tumbcrs:
Spices OF all kinds.
Wood and Willow waIe;
Brush &c Nc.
- bbls Cider Vinegar.
Together with large stock of other articles all o
which will sell Oh reasona L. terms,
del2tO WILSON & HARLEY