davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
SOC
Fremont IN TROUBLE.

John Charles Fremont, the late Re-
publican candidate for President, WAS
put up As oi California, Clained 20 be a
cat zen 81 that State, and WAS so under
stood 70 be by the entire American
people. But IN making up the cleo
toral nion Il kct ~ pcnusyl, anna his
name WIS pu, on the ticket a. one OF
The 81 electors. as thon2h he were a
citizen ot that State. When the day
OF election arrived he tell so anxious to
vote for himself that he offered his vote
Ia one OF the wards of the city of New
York. where he Is temporarily residing,
and 1t was challenged. and he swor- II
IN. Since the election some ut the Ike
pGbhcau journals have advocated his
election 10 tb. United States Senate
from New York. whcroupou the In
bnhc, who ougl, to know, SAYS:
We have received from respected
corr, -pon.cut dieter intended ior put
hcaiI"u advocating the election 81 tol.
Fremont rs | nltcd states Senator from
tins State. We also observe that lii,
>ainc thing Is recommended III ono or
Two "kepuhlcan" newspapers. No
iouht COL. Fremont would 10 ci,Glt Is
the Empnc State u, that rapacity; hut,
a. he j. not citizen ., NcN ork, tho
project is nnpract,cab!c. fine Is elect
81 Ia the senate al all, II must te Os
California, II. which STATE hc belongs.
Nov if the Tribunc is right, aud
Fremont helung> 10 California, says
the New oIk News. has he uo; ON
n,tcI au oiiynsc against the laws ol
this Sia,,. bN voting III the III, enih
Ward 81 tins city. such an ar,. y,
believe, sablects on" I" me ana IN
prlsoumcut, AMI II ina, OrcOinc 4 Iuc,
ton. II the Tribune is right ia IL, a.
scrtion. whether Fremont Shall 20 L,
Sin. Sing or the Senate. Tins - a
dilemma for his friends To decide upon
not us" The nomination. of Fremont
was 50 Unexpected to HIM, that I'll,
act completely turned his head, and
now lie is ao longer useful, G-oe!c, vii
kick linn ont III a most ungratciul man
ncr. Ii i cruel, Horace
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
FRUITS or GHEEI.ENISN.

Greeley advocated Fcuricri>m aui II
brought into life the most vicious ANA
aboMiaaalc Of all societies known t.u-
der the hame u Free loseisin. where
thc passions are the cuiy guide OF con
luct, ana Vice. crime. ul,~ccn,'v ana
pollution, the legitimate and con,n.on
rc>lils
Boi IL : II >PutuaIi,lA al winch y,
de>i..,, TO speak. The ,raz, professors
~ ,bi> rbsane humire have nrc, 81
Iyl- encouraged hy 'hc Tr'ruL,. that
they have become a distinct crganlza
tio... under the denomination ot hrs
tan sp.rltualists. and have employed
a cicrg, mar. hv the name ot Hams 10
preach aud eypound 10 them III" nvs-
tcric. Of this arran, humbug Like
the Mormon,. the Mahomctaus, and
Tia" other base couutorteits, they have
commenced in sober earnest 10 put
forth efforts for permanent organiza-
ton. and missionary work, in the con
version OF sinners to the new dogmas
OF christian Sp.ritualism."
Nearl, tive thirds oi the luuatics
who become inmates OF insane asl luh.s
since 1898. were made so by this mod
ern Authorization OF Splrltualism. But
Greeley is a philosopher, and "goes III"
to any new device bearing the maine of
REFORM Like Arson Burlinyaine,
he will soon call for a new Bible, a
new Constitution, and a new God.
And Vet christian ministers make the
Tribune tex; book for political SER
mons The tcorid Is progressive.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
The Red STAR of n icurMguu.

The flag OF Nicaragua ha> been recent =
changed. and rcd star subst. ui,d for The
n,e volcanoes That star 1. low Ia The a..
cendant. II IS the s'ar OF victory, of hore,
and Of vengeance. II flames tediv ~ ia,
Southern sky, pointing 'hr path 10 future
ccnquesi-guid,ng the gallant soldiers of
The North on tn. track OF The barbarous
msrauders VITO have durd 70 .Ev4o- the
sol, and pluniei the homes ot The ,ejnven
tlcd Republc .f Nicaragua. Nv late ac-
counts, TIE rep rid victories OF " alker are
fully confirmed. The enemy has been sig.
ha'ly repnlsei, AMI driven D., 'tet CONT slOn
from Granada. Every steamer from the
United Safes 10 San Juan del Nor e brings
fresh recruits 10 the Nicaraguan army, now
numbering two thousand fighting men, and
additional supplies Of ammunition. Minnie
I,nes mountain towi'zers, and saucy loo king
he'd- pieces. The Engiish feet still rides al
snchor IN The Bay or San Juan. The Eug
lish don't like &. neral Walker, for he is not
Recognized hiibnsieI, according TO the in.
ternstionsi p licv OF XMAS. Nicaragua il
not memher If iae X val family Of ma.
lions, and Walker Is 4 '.merr" Republican,.
Though Encl,n has tiiibu,tersd f,om the
Shannon 10 The Gauges, she ha. lat. " be.
come u paragon of nst.Onai morality in all
matters connected with our Western hem,s.
l.h-re. She now only aspirrs 10 be the
meek distributor of Exeter Hall Bibles aud
Manchester cotton, except when a slip Of
the territory Is 70 be anns xed, or royal
hou'e sacked In Iud.a-th. n she 10 q thor
onsh PACED ilihusier, bold, bar-facea, and
utterly thoat eohscienee.-t Meagasr's
Irish News.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

nection with whites, both then condl-
ton and that Of the whites has proved
to be better with laws Of Involuntary
scr,itude Wherever large quantities
OF sugar, rice, cotton and molasses, are
produced, some species Of serviie labor
has hitherto been found necessary.
II the bla, Ks were in Africa, We should
say let them remain there, and II they
cannot be civilized, let them continue
sayaocs. for few white men can live
long IN Africa, and So long as African 6
arc IN this country in the numbers that
now exist, what better can be done Tor
them and the country than to make
them useful Ii means were de-
yised for a general emancipation OF
the blacks that would be just 10 both
the races, We should heartily co operate
ia the movement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
Counties. B.ch Fremo,t Fillmore
iotai llsls $50 3

These are hy M mcan, all the coun-
ties in >ou,ncru i,lloi, which gave
these extraordinary ntys. bat tiev arr
the most prominent anu nt1i''tahic.-
Tine black Republicans hay, -ndca,o
-d but unsuccc>sii;iiy, to mpcaci the
intelligence nl the people ~ Soathcru
Illinois. why afc lhu~ warmly attached
to the Unl"u ana I'll, Consultation.
The. couia bot give better proof Of
thor Intelligence than to refuse 10 sup
port for the highest office III the glit
OF the people All inexperienced adscn-
tgrer, destitute OF qualifications, when
there were two competent and distin-
guished statesmen III the field Gin
Eenquirer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

How TnEr toa.Iv SofHLRN lILiNols
EvinAoRpI<A UNA> NIFTY or
IHG PEoriE.
The .,c"pl, % Southern Illinois, how
ever they luav have been formerly ii
vide; nj" two national Organizations,
Democratic and Wing. vote with great
uuanint, against the sectional black
Ecpnbl,an party. tremotn the can
i,ia', Tor that ,;tction, does not seem
t. have been a candidate in the Ninth
congressional District Of Illinois. Here
are specimens OF the vote in few %,
the counties
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
Trustees Sale.

D1OSSVV y N0lCe
w HEREAS On the 18Th day II November A. D.
W 1884. III Oh. Meller and Sophie Me- Ter his wife
sndC H. Hell, executed unto Samuel Sylvester
Trustee, certain deed OF trust conveying. SAID
Trustee the land in Sc~tt county wa descritad a.
fractional b ok numbe- four ~ IN Forrest q D,iens
addition 10 tn. dry Il Dav npori also another rarcei
OF isnf ms part Of sam lot one thus bounded
ard aesC' III IL commencing thu south line .. the
hty IL s4h h'rs Lar a. A. POINT !r-cis,l y .qui-
distant from tfF n"r'E--i-i AMI north-w cu'Ir
SAIL lot nrt ~ AZ l nrih-ea.t corner OF ldud now
" fsrm-rty Il james Ac,;uirr-,l.enc. w.~t along
souih ltnr OF sad ley thirteen feet thrltr -ufh
aits-seNE 90 'ett theme east thirteen (Isl
u hce North ify-~ yrn 90 t,-, q .lacr Il nccih-
ning which sa!n cpns vance mad by III. sail H.
&. IN. MGer Snph- Nri!er, and G H. He! FOR the
i"s. II etnring tn" pawn, nj OF certain pr uIssarS
note and tue Interest III" sign by SAID II C
Oh, A9er. da,.,i ihc 18th DAY OF November. A. u
1874 and payable IN one wear O. the order u ~ Il,
Pike. fr the sum ~ Twelve Hundred and Fiffy Df-
lars.
And new said not having becoru. due and psyatl,.
and the laid u Oh M1ler having failed - psy
the sam, l. SaIluei Srly'st4 T-gst.s A. aforesaid
Il" hrre'y Civ This public notice that BY yirtn. Of
the power which is 10 VISITED by said da,d oftrust
will. Ga Moniay, the 22d day q p"cen'"r 4. y
1856 81 the pur =. Clock in the sft-r, On ~ said
day ~ the Coufi Hons i.,or in the city ~ Daytn-
port exiDse and offer for SALE at publ, Aualion the
parcels o. land ahnye described. much thg-e.s
hs sha Nv suicien, to satisfy and m aretlnt Of
said note with h interest thereon The dav u safe
together With all the cost, and expense attenll NJ
sad sal' casts II this notice aud Tr';st"c fees Up
en- the e"npe uon % such sale d.,d win b. xiv, n in
acordsnce with tbs stipulation - saul - q Of trust
D1ted he 18Th DAY - No,em, =, \. j. 1855
N soi'd> SAMrEi SYLVESTER T,t,t..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

1 Mary, y negro woman belong
ing to d.. John II. Hundlsy. near.
Moorcsviilo. Ala, gave birth on Oct.
10th to thras living iaisuta two whites
cad ole black.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
JOHN ]. LOCKE,
House, Hotel = SieGnsbOaS
EUkNl,nlN WAREHOUSE,
wuoL TsALp AND sIrAiI
No. 10 fourah ssssel, Ten Duid inSs

ST. Louis. M
TNINF CUTLERY, si'r-r. Psted, BRIT nnia, Piani,
Il ed Jsl snne. and ain Tinv arr, ". odeu en-
.iiow Ware Father D,st' r.. Brushes, B-t oms
inciudinsrve,y article In the Iious' Fnrnix ching lin
woaid "A, 10 Me chvniF snI d aieisS cne All
hrouslnu' the West, having reiern,in ~ do strc
tyCAsh bn Ines. skd receiving my gvods dis 81 on
manufacturer. l an email Il T. or errte|
indurrn' NJ, than rty otter ii"uss In The W.T.
county, country Merchant wh.l~ In The city, sr|
cue tel % cal. Gu-ds picked aud sent to sny % 4
- the country ,~t9p I8,ro
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
Wanted.

A eSperiene-d Bookk,per aud u good Pr, ma is
"A drsirons Of finding -mI lo,ment either permanent
" temporary. II. Will post AMI balance book. By
double ami singh entry, max. out and collect &C
counts, " do copying Ae. quickly and correctly
Terms modei ate
Address. post paid. r e., Po>, Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
skiLFUL suHGi, Al OPERATIoN.-Th

skILFuL SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-The
Boston Atlas SAYS:
A formidable peIa'ion was perfot med a,
the Massachusetts General Hospital. on
saturday last. hy Professor Henry J. Bigr-
iow, on. of III. sur .rons or the Institution.
IT, ali nj was ri twelve YEARS Of age
Aboa' tx mon'hs since ,umor maze its
apps rance on The hard pall'e, and con;iu'
uei TO increase u size ill nearly filled the
whole mouth. causing al times >uffoc a,ion.
The little sufferer was pat under tie infiu.
ence Of ether, and without her being seusi
bic 81 any uain nearly the whole Of the sn.
perin-maxi'iaro bone, together with N.
Diseased mass was removed. Az last sc
counts the child was doing wells
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

CORNwB " 8TATB AND 0AKUVLPu S1D.
Entrsnc~ No. u State &trsf)
TH0TlTUI9 10 14pfEAkG8, 1851; 1NCOhfOkA.
! ted By the Lsgislstuss u in.nois, February,
1858
The sxfrsorHinsry pstrnaas~ bestowed upon this
Ling ertatlshed and pornlsr Institution a1otds ast-
Tying svidnce that the su1srior advantage ard "a
ciittcs ts oAsPs Gr the srqaisItiup 81 a horonsh
krovi'dee Of the various bRanclfs Of Cosht kciAA
RpucA TIon. are favorshy appreciated ~ d'c. ~.
IND snd Int eso0t enL maniey. Over Two hnhhred
sull conse studerts have bsen IN abundance DURING
the nat winter, kong IN erneunt Of patronage ID.
The Collseisse Cosrss 10 toe most extensive, corr.
plste ahc thorough ever introduced Into any q
inescal ClIsss this country, and eonpts-s pr.csl-
cal inst,pctOn IN DooA Keeping and Accents. adsp-
ted 10 ~very Kind Of busness, iDcudDa IN elaborate
work on RArcad Dopk.ks plog, ~ pared ~ the Pre-
sdsn, sxpssssly fo1 this School, kNovledee Of which
II alone worth more 10 the student than the tustinn
feeS voY the snsiss Teacher with Conmsrcial
Cslcuiatisus, Business Pensaushlp, and the sssscss
Of Conmercial Law.
Albert Kidd<r, Esa., the popular American Care
Writer, vhoes spseanaens Of penmsnshp Secsived me
hsAcs. premiums q the gFsss 1tats Pair hsad u New
Yers aty b ioet, hes bssa engages - Ss0sssssr q
psnnsaship.
XnoaAer sausss Of ne putiis leessgse WI y d.
liysssd duriag the winter a. 0bsropo1iten Eeu, ~
svera, Of ths snnes alsttneuise1 dtBoes etoeeaec
= csissss.s ss.s,sEss cssssss.ssS : ssSisssss
!" t's;Ssya \ =. |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
COURSE OF LECTURES,
SECOND ANNuALCOURsE Il l. ETH RES
BEFORE TIE YOUNG MEAS LITE.
RARI ASSOCIATION.

SECOND AsNIALeouRsE q LE.T.RE,
RARi ASSOCIATION.
Tne Lecture Committee of TIE Young " M L,ier.
sry 'ssocaion, announce TO the Association and ii,
public that their % Annual Course Of Lectures vii
consist oftweive.
The following g.n,l,ri, n ar ENGAGED:
Hon. JOHN p. HALE Of New Hampshire
wENpALL PHILIPS, Of Boston. Mas.
Rev. EDw. CHAPLIN, D. d New Yo,k.
GEORGE SUMNER OF Boston, Mass
JOHN B. TOUGH, Mss
DONALD G MITCHELL. uk Msrvel) Nh.
New. sTAkK KING. OF Boston, Mass.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON. concord. n. u.
" GILLAORR sIMMs, south Carolina.
Hon. @. ?. MARSH Gate L. 8. Nipi-tfr 70 Tur-
ksyJ OF Burlington, Vt.
Lectures are expected from uENRy GulEf. BARxss
SHAas and othsrs.
The introductory Lecture viii b.. deliv,rea n
fhnr-day evening, November 97th, 1855 at the Con-
sregstional Church. BY Hon. JoxN p HALE Sub
ject the last 6ladistnsial Exhibition at Rome.
Doors open =; s O'clock. Lecture to commence 1t
O'Clock.
Singl. 50 on tickets $500: tickets ad,nl tus
gentleman and lady - %; each additional lady g.
Tickets f.r one Lecture 81 cents. to b. had It Ii.
Book stores Sss-on Tickets to members ofihe As
socia.ion eiOO less, BE- had froin the Commitiee
Nov. %. 1875 wM. HALL, Chairman.
Situation Wanted.
QY cAsnAAIsE Tosx rs general hous. keeper
- Has had much exp erience and ecu give good ref
"ren,.s Apply At John xtcheil's, on Rock Island
81, ostwe n ID and 30. novs7ds,e
BAGS AND SACKS.
ee.e0e 0ssabass sacks, ., ~ and bushel
ssses. 1t Iov prices. Also,
- 80 ssauless DaSs Of al siser, at the
CHICAGO BAG AANUFACTORY,
nov37dlm lls South Dearborn street, Chicago
DRESS PRINCES.
A coop,ris assortment Of DRESS PRINCES
"A nov SO fashionable In The East for Drss- II, i'm
minG.-can b: found 1t
Smiths Variety Stere,
CGsSser0f second Z Ds-xaN SSs.,
nov4sdt DAVENPORT.
~ Q. RADs, Land Once. over falin'an, Powers
i q Nctfan's Bank, On BRADY street. nov26;f
La1Ies' Far1lskisg Store.
- Z. A1,.aLDL1o0,
naAlEA u
0llk Aibboss, RnbfoldeFieA and
Eo1AoX 000e1O.
AND DR1ss-HAxyNo
oeeeaA elsess, ahsve Psssy.
us1s AAsnssa lapss wAsssssis nnS.s.
..,...P sss'ssess' ss''s'
ooF1lng. |
49, AAA9nASe twAna Rnaaann nannnH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
Dissolution Of Partnership,

10y muinsi nsent, the parinc- ship BUSH IS %
OHHrning 4 kieftr, Hot ke-ytr> on HARRISON =.
between Front and Sc ond 81, New Y"rkHtll
has Ell d, ed. The business will hec.i, nth b
coniu, ed BY Mr.. Jacob kiefer, who will attend TO
oil bu'ineNs 1t the Old drin, remaining un<ritcl.
A. g. UGRNING
JACOs KlEFkR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
100 Acres lnimprSyed Land
For. 4nlo.
- >Et ENAL ~
n b. lex and Frame Houses
Dwelling House.

49, PAkT Of n.s dwelling house 10 BE- let, &c
H;x issuing II fur room, stuAt. d on six stF~I
Jul between I.tlsirt AMI FsrnAm str eis E1
quire OF JOINS zIasskMAs, Plan, Forte maker, p \
ONCE iuildins, Brady street, or at this Once.
u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
LAND FOR SALE.

l.>0UR " acre lois, mil, n,rih Of HLl,on as,i
IL on TIA, n aud KslIr al. q ~ ., o,, .bi. Z, n
Also, CA scres, one mite Mouth - walcott, ehes
oBe-hsif cash, alsiicr IN ne amt ,~o yrA,s
Also. 800 ares IN wsshiI x on county 40 ac'
nn- timber, aud running ~at'f un . pat This IL
l. onl, ~ miles IT, m Iowa CITY, std ~ r. IN Va,
inston, on nnc road fr.m Columbus 10 kiel u,uhd
win .. stid sh- ap, and = part On time
ALL, fur 20 aere lois near Iowa CITY, bcsuti
farming aud, abi well wat red
Also; L1ts In West Davenport, ranging In 0
from 81 Z. by 200 to ~ aeresj sold Tor y down
esiance IN on. and two years.
Also. few we'll situated lots In the city u Dave
port Ia b. odd easy terms
Also, N" eel nni-hrd new btirk d., iina, els
rooms, large csIlar wood house and stable, bsauti
~ situated On the hilli from IN. observatory can
seen large portion OF the CITY, kvck Island .
n pliuc
Also. several neat buildings on leased gvou
would hr sud on reasonable terms. AppIyto
O'tll DIR u, EAps
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

4 Bachelor sss At hts blazing srsts.
And hs I'll into spoose.
Asd b. brand rhss DER his vrinki-d poss.
Had been thro~n tn nnp'is! soo.s-
rpsy boy came 10 his sid.
And bounded on his knee,
And back from hi b-.mins FACE BE- sbces
Pair cnrh In childish gle.
THIN clear rang ort his merry voice.
lie sdouied s'ond-'Psrs,
DOM love anyeciyrise
But ,oa and dear mamma
or III. bachelor. heart o'errsa With joy.
s,irgby iov~ nni,t
And from irs rnseen dsp;h poured out
An ction Infinite.
ouisre'shlns aims Of strength unshorn,
lie hussd--r;s old 1on-cAf,
which, a. twas ont, when r,as'es snoe1rd.
Mad eap@d into his lap.
Brokers' Hearted.
sonyi
She Is lying
with her lps apart
SorIy!
ehc Is dy NJ
OF broken hsssti
Whis'~ri
She 10 going
T. her ina fxst.
Viii perl
LIE 1. growing
Dim within her o. east
Gently,
sh |, sleepng-
Sh. has breathst herlA
Gently
while you weeping,
She 10 Heaven has past
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
WOODIN PUMPS,
Successors TO b Carson Coz
commission and Forwarding
AGEOHANTs,


NOTICE.
To william Simpson, Robert Simpson, IN, Al,,I--
sippi and Missouri Railroad Company, aui all tn
ers interested In the land her, matter d scriL q
You are hereby notih that BY virtue Of 40 oFdi-
d;nanor - the city council OF the city Of Dsy.np
passed s ptenbtr 10th, 1856 entitled An or'inznc.
for the Continuation and extension Of uith street
In the city Of Davenport eastwsrdiy'4 Jury Of six
disinterested frssholders Of said city will be sum
moned and sworn at the Mayors once in said city
on the LIST day OF December neat 1850 n, soclock
A NJ, t. asses. and award the damages and benefits
that the u the land proposed to
b taken for the continuation and extension Of said
street CHE verdict VI the first jury returned the
Eth Inst. having be by fer suinciit csuse .et
aside The following is description of ihe tract Of
land proposed be taken for said extension of said
street shewnby tie plat 1.-THE survey til. rssf made
by the city engineer ard IL 10 the Mayor. ono.
To Wit:
Attract 81 frst alde from thc prrspn, termination
OF Fourth street To RI river Front street contain
ing fo,tv-three hundr.;as Of acre OF land {
said william and Robert Si,pson. AMI twt MY -n.n4
one hundr tbs VI All acre 4 land ~ aid n 4 n Rail
Road Compasy-Npv mb-i "A b, 1850
GER MITCHELL, Mayor OF cit, u Davenport.
Daily tn Dec. 1T.
Bassk Of Florence
FLOR ENCE, NebPaska
Gro b SARGENT, Pre,'t IN. pARsrE, Cash
VlNHE Undersigned propri-turs Of III, Bank Of
i Florence. NEBRASKA, BY the pro-
! isions of Us Charter, Individually r-,p.,lsibls
FOR ali IT. Issues. and vii redeem the Noi-s Of said
Institution AZ its counter IL the city Of Forenc. In
coin aud a. either of tkiT Banking Houses, kA-t-
ern F1chsnge.nT IN specis rates Of Other
currency.
COOK 4 SARGENT. Dayenl-fti
COOK SAkGENT d pOWNEY. low, City Low =
COOK, SARGENT COOK Fort Des ne.
+ COOK. SAk9RNT 4 PARKER, H"renoa Ssbrs.ka
+ iuly 7th ishs-dts
III Cost.
TIVE und. rsgned will sell the balance his .,o,
EMBROIDERIES,
Consisting II
Collars Nder.SieecSs- Sc,
At NEW YORK COST,
To room tor splendid stock " u aiiasS goods
JOSEPH JoTY.
noslidtf Bad. 81, bet eth snd 5tt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
Counting House Desk

L>OR sal lazy Counting House Desk made %
Il order OF bia.k Wain,.t. u j. entirely new-,ol,
account OF beins large Tor the space IL VA,
mad for. Enquir a the New Auction Rooms on ri
Sd Goor from prrvste I ~
INV NORRIS
DAY npor- Nov Is div
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

ION Acres, com high stat - cui waite
j <V Water rnd Timb o, ,itus,ci n = no
road, and IN enc u thu mosi lie, sltfui neslb.,rt,
in the county, aud four mii.s IT. m ,hs,i'y. Any
To (r,t2p diD TIC. fAD9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

SECOND 81, DOORS EAST Of BRADY
DAvENPoKI, Iowa.
HAMMERS Buiidtr>' an. Ms,hsnics' Hsfdwar,
i OF every scr.ption at CHILD h BAKERS
- uoSs'i old stand.
DLsCksNtTlfS can ind tn best stock Of loo. In
1psveo,ori at CHILD BAKERS" I'D sand
LrESClAG WIRE for ,aie low at
i CHILD BaFERS old ,tAnd
RELTiNG OF al SIZES JUS r-c.iv-d and tot Il IoS
41At CHI 1 BAKERS old stand
fNOCPkRs' Taos-the most xxi u. i've lot N 1 wn
>N c, 4 BIS old stand
1Jfactory ana !or SAT- cheap at I. h BIS Old stand.
DisT'I.S OF most approved pattern Tor sac
L - q. h b. old stand
rNs-noubl, and single barre' sh', Gun, a,
~ q. 4 IA old stand.
NAws-tircuisf. Mn. and Cio- cent at los rate.
Ay"t c. BIS old stand.
.kiNDstoNEs-. cry lare stock o. superior
uQuslit, 81 4 AC's old .l.nd
NTRAW and Corr Cutters for sale at
~ c. 1 b. Old .tsnd.
tHVEkfTHING u-r ally kept Ia fr.t clx,- Hard
1Iwsr- House can he bought at 4 little a,,yance on
'asssro Market price CAL aud SEE.
r. l., LINDSEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

As:SS,ss 20 ISAf ~ &; ~ !. { ~. -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
In,muro, "a |, and far sale
Farm for sale.

Two splendid 50 acre Lots for sale, near Abraha
i kYers la Scott county Apply snonto
ot4atf Tc. FANS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01
For Sale or Lease.

YNWENTS-riiRfE eligible building Lots, sifust,
oh iisrrisun Tht,i. R,Ir aud Bloni .ce st,., I
will be- sold % leased rs-u,,sin .-tn.-: for "a
ticnArs rnquir. VI Cohs's . bow. ~
f.uc,'in ANekMAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-01

LCNekR % AL Description LasA ahlr,
~ G,as. Slaves. &c. for 70 eiow By
RENWICk oON,
onSltde0 6aA Rood DepcS SpO MN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-05-28
NJ EDICINE S.

Turpentine, Sweet and Castor Oils, McLane's
Liver Pills and Vermifuge, Sellers and Frey's
Vermifuge, Godfrey's and Jacobs Cordials, DIR.
E. McCoy's Vegetable anti-Billious Pills, and
Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup, an infallible RENE
dy; DIR. Thomas Skagg's Colera Diarrhea and
Dysentery remedies; DR.. John Bulls Sarsapa-
rilla and King of Pain; DR.. D. Jayne's Medi-
ciaes; Davis Pain Killer; Skeletons Balsam of
life; Bitters, Hair Invigorator, Mexican Mustang
Liniment, Ayres Cherry P~ectoral, Pills, Epson
& Glauber's Salts, Alloes, Alum, Assafetida,
Borax, Birthstone, Gum Camphor, Extract of
Logwood, Gum Arabic, Magnesia Rhubarb, Su-
gar of Lead, Soda, Sub. Carl. Licorice, Cream
of Tartar, Nut Megs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Indigo,
Raisins, Glue, Ginger, Mustard, medicinal and
table, Cayenne Pepper, Lyons Katharion, Gar
den Seeds, &c.
Also, Spectacles, Razors and Razor Strops,
Lather Boxes, Shaving soap, Pin and Needles,
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards and Keys,
Combs, Pocket Books, Port Monies, Spool and
Scotch Thread, and all other articles of the
kind.
Finally, any article that may be needed, that
is not on hand, l have Encouragement to be
supplied with. Please calland examine for
yourselves.
e. Highest price in cash paid for rags, OF
allowed in exchange for goods.
April 2, 1856. JACOB T. MORRILL,.