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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23

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A TENDER-HEARTED KTNG--C0 C0cc1l-
mas, an italian of rank, having been
executed in the reign Of Henry III, Of
France, on suspicion Of treason, the
king rendered him the following public
testimony of his character: ''COconnas
was brave enough, but he was one Of
the wickedest fellows In my realm. i
have often heard him boast Of having,
at the massacre of st. Bartholomew,
purchased upward of thirty HuguenOts
out of the hands of their enemies,
merely for the sake Of killing them in
a more cruel method. He began with
making them renounce their religion,
and then he tortured them to death, by
slow degrees" To this eulogium, the
tender-hearted prince added, "Inever
liked COcOnnas, thoroughly, after /
knew this story, and am not sorry for
the end to which he has brought HIM
self"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23
MUMMY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

1t is stated that Colonel Rawlinson
who is at present engaged in prosecut-
ing the discoveries commenced by
Layard andBotta, and in exhuming
from the mounds of the long-lost rival
cities, Nineyeh and Babylon, the In
structive remains of this once gigantic
power, has lately discovered, in state
of perfect preservation, what is be-
lieved to be the mummy of Nebuchad.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23
WAY rHR MAoEDoNIANs WERE LIBE-

Why THR MAcEDoN1AEs WERE LIBE-
RAL.-Paul, in commanding I'd the Cor
inthians the Hberality Of the MacedO-s
nian Christians, represents them as
even exceeding their ability in minis
tering to the saints-and instance so
remarkable that we might naturally be
curious to know by what motive they
we're impened. In few words we
are informed. They ''gaye themselves
to the Lord" This is an explanation
altogether satisfactory. Theyheartily
and sincerely surrendered themselves
to the Lord, and hence they would not
withhold their pecuniary assistance
fron hisafaictedpeople. Il villalms.ya
be so. The true and hearty Christians,
who feel that they belong, in body and.
soul, to the Lord, can not be niggagd--
ly; and hence, by this rule, all may do
well by trying, themselves, whether
their faith is not mere fancy, instead
of fruitful principle. .
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23

LOVE, LUNACY AND sLUCK.-Under
this caption the NeO Orleans Delta
gets out avery pretty piece of romance
touching one Jarvis Wright, who be-
came erazed by disappointment in love
with missionary's daughter, ga long
time age" whose latest attachment was
for pet young alligator. As the story
goes, the fOrlOrn alligator-tsmer took
it into his head to buy ticket in the
Havana lottery, and to be guided in
his selection of a number by the wag-
ging of his pets tail. After a long
search the tail wagged, and the ticket
was bought. 1t turned up prize Of
$4,000. The Delta says the story is
a true one,-but the man who believes
it has not yet been found. A large.
reward is offered for him.
Mr.. Green sued a lady for breach Of
promise. Her friends offered to settle
it for two hundred dollars. '
"What," cried Mr.. Green, '.two
hundred dollars for ruined hopes, a
shattered mind, a blasted life and a
bleeding heart. Two hundred dollars
for all this? Never! never! neverI--
Make 1t three and ITS a bargain!
''Life is sweet, and death is bitter" "
said Anthony Kingston to Bishop
Hooper, at the stake.
"True, friend" replied Hooper,
"but the life to come is more sweet, and
the death to come is more bitter"
A humorous old man fell in with an
ignorant and rather impertinent young
minister, who proceeded to inform the
old gentleman, in very positive terms,
that he would never reach heaven unless
he was born again, and added, II have
experienced that change, and now feel
no anxiety" "And you hare been
born again?' said his companion
musingly, ayes, I trust, / have. p
Swell" said the old gentleman, eyeing
him attentively, II don't think itwould
hurt you, young man, to be born once
more"
Tc honor genteel idIeness, is like
cherishing the weeds that grow among
your corn.
Prentice says Of cOtemporary
editor, that he gets up every morning
a whiskey barrel, and goes to bed every
night barrel of whiskey. eeqE
''The victory is not always to the
strong," as the boy said when he killed
skunk with a brickbat. seem
Prodigals are born of misers, as
butterflies are born Of grubs. =
The pretentious simpleton who de-
manded young lady's hand got her
fathers boot.
The Toronto Globe says the Canadian
ministry is just like an old TIN kettle
it was badly put together at first, and
the fire has been continually burning
holes in it. It's owners have been
soldering AM patching here and there,
trying to keep the old thing together,
but as soon as one hole is mended
another appears.
:, To discover how many idle men
there are in place, all that's necessary
is to set two dogs fighting.
/ Mrs. DaWdIe says that one of her
boys don't know nothing and the other
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23
SINGULAR OcCuRRANcE.

Not long ago a dead body was taken
from the water atAlexandria, Virginia.
Having been recognized and claimed
by the wife of a citizen as the corpse
of her husband, it was duly borne to
the grave with due solemnity, followed
by the widow and children in all the
habiliments of woe. Several days
passed, when the husband and father,
whose funeral had lately been cele-
brated, suddenly returned in the full
enjoyment of perfect health. The
surprise with which he was greeted,
and his own on learning what had
occurred, may be imagined. Thesequel
of this strange story did not terminate
so happily. The sexton, it seems, had
run up large bill for funeral expenses,
which the city authorities refused to
allow, and the consequence was, that
the man actually had to pay for his
own funeral.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23
A SLAVE TO FEAR.

Jacques Coctier, physician, was
the only person who could keep in awe
the turbulent, uneven spirit of Louis
TX, of France. He governed him by
making proper use Of that dread Of
death, to which the king was subject
to a degree so ridiculous that he once
actually stopped priest who, after
having prayed for the health of his
body, was beginning to implore Heaven
for his future welfare. 'HoldI holdp'
cried he, "you have gone far enough
for once. Never be tiresome in your
address to God Almighty. Stop, now,
and pray for my soul another time. p
Coctier, thoroughly acquainted with
this infrlnity, used to say to him, zone
of these days, you will send me pack
ing, l suppose, as l have seen you act
by your other servants; but mark my
words, if you do, you will not live
eight days after it. !" By repeating this
menace, he not only Kept himself in
his station, but persuaded the pusillan-
imous king to appease him with great
and valuable presents.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23
A PREcoc1oUs YoUrH.-aWe were

rusticating few days since at farm
house," says Western editor, "and
invited young lady to favor us
with tune on the piano. Her music
book being in the adjoining room,
her brother, young gent of some
fourteen summers, was requested to
go for it. After the lapse of few
moments, he returned, and placed an
egg on the music stand. On being
asked what that was for, he replied
that it was the clay of the last minst-
re-" and that the composer was sing
ing in honor of her production in the
fowl-house.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23

on these shores. Palsied be the tongue,
and withered be the arm that would
seek to pluck one star from Che brilliant
galaxy of these United States, or to
tarnish one jewel that adorns the
American flag. The plumage of the
old eagle, grows brighter and brighter,
as he grows in years, and as he scars
upward, toward the sun of political
perfection, it assumes q more vivid and
brilliant lustre.
When the wild spirit of faction like
a mighty food, bursting over the bar
riers that confne it; shall deluge our
plains snd fields einmingling the
meandering rivulet, and the silver lake,
in the confused roar of it's disturbed
and agitated waters-oh then, let us
cling to the Constitution of our country,
as the shipwrecked mariner would to
the last plank of his shattered bark;
when night and the tempest gathers
round him. It is the ark of our politi-
cal safety-it will bear us securely
above the angry foods, and amidst the
noise of many waters, and land us in
safety at last, upon another Ararn.
Here, here, in this proud soil Of
America, the tree of liberty was plant
ed by our fathers, and its roots watered
by the life's blood of thousand Of
patriots. Then:
! "Woodman spare that tree,
Touch not single bough;
InyOuth;it sheltered me,
And I'll protect it now.
Twas my fathers hand,
That placed it near his cot
There woodman let it stand;
Thy axe shall harm it not.
My heartstrings round thee cling,
Close as thy bark, old friend;
Here let the wild birds sing,
And still thy branches bend.
Old tree the stem still brave,
And wOOdman, leave the spot,
7 While I've hand to save,
The axe shall harm it not"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23

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II 10 their own business and ali advertisements
riaihing thereto, to be paid for extra.
Iealed advertisements charged double the above
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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-08-23
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
Prescn tn ton of Plate.

Our worthy fellow-ci;izen the late
Superintendent Of the Chicago 4 Rock Is
land X. r., is very unexpectedly the recip-
tent OF an elegant, costly and massive sci Of
silve, plate. T. ON the employees on that
road On going to his house the other day
he saw large chest standing in the hall of
his house, with the key in tn lock, ard he
proceeded TO ascertain what composed its
contents; when the bright array of silver
within filed him with nnfeigned surprise.
A note informed him that the employees
were aware Of his aversion to any such glb
and that desiring TO force upon his accept
ence some token Of regard, they hal taken
this transformations way Of compelling his
acceptance OF the present, II was cSuched
In Il most friendly terms. and spoke vol
nmes Of the efficiency and kindness Of Mr.
Henry, while acting as the Superintendent
Of that road. The plate is Il solid silver
and must have cost . considerable sum-
There Is . waiter about three feel In length,
coffee pot, tea pot, sugar bowl and milk
cup, all elegantly wrought with appropriate
devices,--such a. Chinese gathering tea,
and natives coffee from the plants, with an
inscription upon each from whom aud TO
whom the articles were given.
We saw these articles on Thur.dsy even.
ing. while enjoying, in common with about
seventy Of the ladies and gentlemen Of Dav :
export, the Inequalities Of Mr. Henry q, his
house on Sixth street. We cannot but ex.
press our entire appreciation Of the way
which Mr.. & Mrs. Henry have Of making
everybody perfectly contented and satisfied,
while 10 their hospitable mansion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF TALLxAs, PowEss l. MCLEAN,
DAVENPORT; DEcEMaEs s. 1856.

The continued bad weather and impossible reads
hsve rendered BUSINESS u all kinds for time
trmely dull and be-ids preventing tn sale OF goods
have inpedeti collections OF debts due from the coun-
try But Will. nonry hiss hecomr no mote plentiful
tn n has been less active enquiry tor II than ex-
isted lev weeks ago. Exehang. has became more
plentiful; Bankers are attic TO supply all demands
wIthou difficulty
W. n"tiee great scarcity OF miscellaneous ourr u
y Eastern is i'll far supply hugh used ca efuiy
by those bringing IL IN 10 prev mt Its being r,turn d
and unu.uaily large quantti,s OF III bill OF III NJ
braska Banks So IN 10 hay. atty been put all al
As the my Of this country, apparently, is 10 70
supplied from thu banks, and a. thu 'slus "f tn
bills depends n,irelS upon tn responsibility 81 I'd"
ockhoid. T., "" bavr tsk pains e. &C rtsh the
ownership. and q niit.n ard unit Of circulation
o; III" different Bank and hoe soon u give the pub
tic liab info ma 5n up tn snij-c ia which TIA
are :, mu II int. r,-trh. u,ij r'usIns Ia IN derair
supply with -t.aLy thou=h Ia stttrs 'i'mani. w.
make NJ III ngr III
Their. j. NJ ale for l. ,na Wa rants
"a +hsug III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

the CoNJUc.L RKLArIoN - A new
"Spiritnal paper, just started gives US The
following clear and Mminuo> account Of the
conjugal ties,
"God is a conjusal quality. Wisdom or
Light, and Love or Life, are two co.eteI nal
and Infinite lsubs,an,ial) Principles cOnin.
gnlly united. and all forms are generated
Father. Love Is Ike Mother, and sII created
Tor rather Eeuersied) ihiass are their ch,i-
dren. Instead Of Father, Sou aud Holy
Ghost. the real Trinity 10 Father, Mbthsr
and Wisdom, love and Nature.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
shalt we have Waser.Works!

Various suggestions have been made
by different individuals. as to the best place
for erecting permanent and substantial wa
Yer works, with large receiving and
distributing reservoir upon the bluff, thai
Will not only accommodate the present, but
the probable future wants Of the ctly. All
concede the necessity OF ,hi valuable i'm.
pIof'Inehi. None deny IL utility IN sup.
plying the citizens and the corporation with
al The water necessary for domestic add
public use. A reservoir on The blnH would
give such force, 10 a stream running from
hose, on the level under the bluff, that
there would be no longer necessity for
buy ing Fire Engines, or building supplying
reservoirs in our streets. for the use of he
Engines. Now is The time for taking some
steps for purchasing ground necessary for
these works.
A stationary Steam Engine on the river
would BE- profitable speculation, for i
would rent 10 drive machinery for some
factory for money enough topay all expense
of running II, aud at the same time be EN-
ployed to pump up water INTO a reservoir
on the bluff. Who will take the initiative?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

A most comfortable and cosey place
to ret Oysters, served in tie most toothsome
styles, is at BRooxs'. on the sou,h.f asst cor
nsr OF Brady and Fourth streets. His rooms
ale f''el up In an elegant manner and his
CUISINE is fret best. Brooks Is. also prepared
with any quantities Of nice things Cor the
Holidays, and manufactures the sweetest of
Confectionsries, and a great variety Of cake,
&C., &C.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

CT A funny story is told of man who
stole five dollar bill in Indiana. His
counsel tried TO prove that the note was not
worth five dollars, it being at a discount, in
ortier 10 lesson the crime. The prosecutor
said he knew the prisoner was the meanest
man in the State, but he did not think he
was so alfred mean as not 10 be willing to
steal Indiana money at par.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

An Echo FROM THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELEcTloN.-At the New Haven town
election, on Thursday, 4,5oo votes
were polled. The Democratic major.
ity is about goo. This is the first time
in t.0enty-thres ysars. So much for
the rife meetings Of the Rev. Mr.. Dut-
ton and Rev. Mr.. Beecher.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

RIVER LosED.-Ihe extreme cold
weather Of last Thursday :, light, closed the
river at this point TO such degree as TO
put stop to the running of the Ferry boat,
and will probably remain so till Spring
This i, about three days earlier than the
time Of cloasing last year. but having the
advantage of a bridge, and hourly trains TO
the other side, the former great inconve-
nlence OF obstruction Of intercourse be-
tween this pIace..and Rock Island is scarce
ly felt. Iii is bearly possible, however,
that the river will open again this season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

Gilbert Stewart, the. celebrated portal,
painter, once met lady IN the streets OF
Boston VINO said to hm-"Ah, Mr. Stewart.
! have just seen your likeness, and kissed
il because II was so much like yon.' .And
aid il kiss you in reiurn?" "Why, no y
"rhsn," said Stewart, ait was not like
me,D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
BsSsisseSs Directory.
Ranking and l.NChnnSe.

MACKLOTr n CORRIN. -. Cor Second sud Brady
NICHOLS CAMPBELL n CO.......... MAN
COOK Il SARGENT............M Nam and Second
MoGREGOR, LAWS h BLAkEMoRf...-.M Ma AIN.
CBTBB. BRO. BARROW 4 co. Cor Man I'd SIS.
TALLMAS, POWERS MCLEAN. above o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

G. The Boston Post SAYS that brandy
Applications are re commended for baldnes. !.
continued externally until the hair is well
started. and afterwards taken in generous
quantities Internally, TO cLiNCH THE peoTs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
LEADCD SPECIAL NOTICES.


lwpsstsnt 70 FeMales-Dr. Cheesmss's
Ptlls.-The combinations Of ingredients In thes' Pii
80 the result Il long and extensive practice ihes
are mild in their operation, aud certain IN oorre'hs
ell irregularities, painful Hrsstrustldn renios"s AL
obstr ions. whether from ent OF Otherwise, hsa"
.che pain In The side paIpsion u the heart ,dstuo
al sl.ep, which arse IRON nerrnpiien OF nature
They can lie successfully use a. preventive ih'se
2iils should never be taken ~ pregnancy ~ ''es
&ould ssrc 10 cause a mscarrtssa. Watrsnt'd put'-
vr.et sbe, and from anytbin. illnrh,ns I" ihe
a. health Explicit directions, which should .. f'su
.cconpany each bux Price ~. For sale b, toe
Druggists In Davenport, ard Hines b CiipPeh1'i'
6nk Island Seut by mail +, nciosing " u ID t"-
a.ru.L Chc.semau, No 1871 Bfosf~sy, New f"rA
U-3o-,iswimI
bailey. Magical F'atn Ex,r"e'or.-The great
anu principal ebsrstersths@i pHIAhi !" "''''
Al PsiN EXTRACTOR consist;
let oi H. never faiiing and aud unique piopry
a. s.n ms applied 10 sny external injury, TO chrrh IN
elimination rstsn'lN, aud rapidly 10 redu'c A. tbls
fe.t1e constitute rs great power TO alies'n,e ~
,.,npi Gums ana scaidr, and - othrr panru "a {.
-s-,. ia % mere ibly short space d I'M - a
~tIi appear IL ln tn few Testimonials hrreun'o 30
ueKrd EVEN ntrinr,ii nnd full, ava not in
all 90 ibluiy IN fsiH - F''''''' ~
inflammation 81 TIE inJu ed parts and thrietot"H
soI remove III, ,ausc III. IA CT muri cease.
~ a. pulincati,e plopeites nett raliz" TIE I"'l-
-,. that may lark ia thu .ysts IA, aad VIII wien sp'
pied TO the sorrs, draw rapidly all 'mInI' mater
H. IL. surface eject nhenc. The great diseh" ~
IL produce IRON sor-s occasioted by hurus--and
when apped old s,rd inveterate soTcs, Salt Rheun
- other outaneous diseases
zach hex 81 R-buine Dsisys pam Extractor hss
at.1n ~ - II Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
tut,.. 80, ILICKESER X Co, propr,e,ois, ami
nENs, n.LIY, manufacturer. All others are
,ounir,i il rrre?6 cents per box.
~ ,n,i, rh,ud be addressed TO q V 'icA-
eur \ e.. i osrciay street, New York.
s.is., o.,ssn-t, ami Medicine DEALER through
the ni,rd state. s'p'o-i'"5m
VIM A. Bn,rheior's Hair Dyr.-N" burning
BIZ t~uuY compound could ever havc attained NE
universal favor accorded To- tins D,t thc original,
never failihg fayo.tr Nature l. not more tioe to
herself than the brown black p-OiUc'd n tie rid
ct Kra,rst OF most ft"wzy hair by 1t. Mad AMI
sid 81 applied At Bachelors Wig Factory, tin niue
pttvntr J., ~msl 2a3 Broadway, NV inik. WIN. 4.
Battiut - the h"x Of all genuige, others are I'M
ttaitons.
Fot .alr rs Alyn'd n Van Pattcn.
--p15-iawim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

CO M NJ, E &c l Al
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
-OO-
0ssics OF Iowa DAILY SrATR DsxocRAr. !
DAVENPORT, Debembei s, 1859. (

The packing business commenced, and it's PIE.
sumed that the amount of pork packed BY our pack
this yearwil be nearly double that OF last season.
In the grain market there Is a brisk business kept
mp, though wealth Is held at rather low hgutts and
with no promise OF u rise al present.
Flour steady as quoted, at which figures VIII prob
ably remain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
" AN1'ED.

Two Boys, as Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from IA to 10
years Of age preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

The first msil train Of this week from
Iowa City, came to town Yesterday me q.
Ing, having been detained by snow drifts
and intense cold
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

Navigation in the Mississippi River,
at this point has closed for nine consecu-
tive years, commencing with 1919, as fol.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

HAneas The "lns, arts" 10 the ar, oe
ss sss'sk 3 ; s:c::A ''''A "'' '''"''''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR,
81 900 re BE OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS ! u
SiO0oOu TO BE GIVEN IN PREMlCMsil
S30, 900 TO BE GIVEN IN SIX THSiii
4. undertake an .xtraordiusry task, that Of OBJ.
~ tainins 10000 Subscribers In SIX months. and
thC io!ioSins extraordinary means to accom-
pl.-h our purpose
Is W. made the very IARG EST snd BEST Illus
atei Family Paper OF the country, and sell 1t NJ the
LOWEST ptice,
Sd We adopt system OF premiuin,, that NEVER
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eratv, ir the reason that ~ shall give sum eoua.
" the whole proceeds OF the paper TOR ak months,
Asn.OOO. Ihe most OF the sum will be given In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

The duration Of obstruction Of naviga.
ton last season was three months and TWEEN
ty.seven days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
silver Plate
Grand Monthly Jubilee.

II j. impossible TO give the details OF this mnnia-
cent enterprise in this short advertisement, and We
therefore refer the reader to circulars, or to the
JOURNAL OF R0MANCE' Itself, a copy OF which
may h. had by writing TO y Blair, publ. her OF
JournA' Of Romance, Chicago, or New York--or NAY
bc seen ct the ooe Of name OF paper In which ills
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Y. b. Be- sure TO send TO the once In CticPi L
ter . specimen copy Of the paper
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

ALLEN CLAck.....-.." o. Bnild ng Brsdyst
NICHOLAS. iSBELL q CO................M.in t.
ALLEN n ...0rr,r Building Brady II
Insurance AgenciSs