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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

3UVV
tG 500 $40 00o OF S2oJ $4,000. s200 10
k0 ..
Whole tickets S2o-bslves slo-quarters s..
|nzes oashed AT ght AT per cent discount. q.
ells all salvent banks taken at par. ..M .a ts
will be the result heeom
addressed DON RODRIGUEZ (caie city
!, Charleston, South Carolna until the 4,h Of July, win
euded TO.
The asoye priae held in Charleston iasi July.
Nav S-dlms
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l.. y. Middleton

i. J. Middleton,
Dealer ~ Ice.
Ftb q7--s6mlr ' -
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n. .lar
| ', CALDWELL, Densist of vug,ni,, b.s n,nrs
T. recently ef fhaa pbis, s located
Wenue and ilih where
w r any needing his services Tesironisis
tom
eteeih and OF the tooth ACHE Treatment OF
W me head and jaws correcting iregoay of the teeth
teeth, healing dtseased rnufs &C. In relsop
% sn and Judgment ho, mouths prepared Cor ptseisi
~ ~ .hserled ~ the best possible mhnncr.
y, -Sraiuitous operations for the poor,
/ May l7-Iml
hNThI NO tCE.-DR. NUNsON has removed his ofsce IN
& 'nnsylyania avenue formerly occupied by Mai Keyworth
fHh PunLic-The undertaking business heretofore ear
widow, = - NV S"'''' - "a'Ft5 N"i p' s"h'hueo ny ms
w Geogo Harvey On hc Of my deceased husband has bren
IN eVnauel sud manage the busin.ss and u fully authorized
". husueas ) formery : 80
'"efai calls attended All day night
.,s, MARIA E HARVEY,
'F-'-''%m No. 40 Seventh syeet west
49, ,rsceived-a new style Of Buch.asp rock aud
k 49, ssk coats very graceful elegant garment; also
wynn o"ses, with Rtnp-tior goods
Inn. ., WALL aTEfHENS,
-"'"t Penn. avenue between oi and lOh &c.
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BY the arrival of the steamships Ericsson and Arabia
New York yesterday have received files of London and
Liverpool papers for the week ending May 81 We make
the following extracts: #& N#~ Nt#N +.
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tickets and snfes certificates OF packages The
ndd lotteries will receive the prompt attention. and
OF each drawing will be sent Immediately ater II Is
|ho order from me.
ddress P.J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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lssrhL NO tCE-DR. MUNsoN has removed his ofhce "a
Ia avenue, formerly occupied by Maj Keyworth
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bank OF Metropolis.
- . Wnshnrton Juue 2, 1886.
election or trustees of this bank serve pr Tho wear
thea ensuing, will be htid harkpu bou.e on wep-
Pf, the 7th cay of July
The polls will eprn 10 O'Clock, M ard close al o,clock
ny order Of tho board
-. RD. SMITH
'"'e foatp'"nehhsny Cashier
IhohAs BUCHANAN READ.-Mos.rs. TAiLnu A
hhURY have received further t5ry wofts on mi,
nhutushsd poet and artist
ror@, tho@ss Buehanan Read illustrated edition. trrany
fnhd ~ Turkey MOROCCO S.
r"tms ny Thomas buchanan Read. ell
rhe New Pastoral by Thomas Buchanan Read. et.
cut' - pans ..as. ,.s.s ~, . %
Juns 10 ''"' -" sf'''
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1,UVU IUFUJ OIUCh 4UhX,
Striped and paid nainsook muslins, Swi..
and dotted mnslins, Grape collars, mournin,
sets black silk laces, the new STYLE .Hoop, d
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
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seeming to say. MY dear sir, you dom,
understand a dogs feelings. | should,
OF course, much prefer squirrel, bu, il
! can't have that, an empty hole Is better
than nothing. ! imagine how would
catch him if he was there. Besides,
people who pass by don't know the facts.
They think that l have got some,hing.-
II is needful 10 keep up my reputation
Tor sagacily. Besides, to tell the truth,
have looked into tina, hole so long. thai
have half persuaded myself that there
10 squirrel there or will be if keep on.
Well, every dog must have his day,
and every dog must have his way. No
doubt Il We were to bring back Noble
now. after two summers absence, he
would make straight for that hole in the
wall with just as much zeal az ever.
We never read the Express. now.a-
days, without thinking involun.arily,
Goodness. the dog is letting off a, thai
hole again
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KNAPP ( REDMON.
Are now opening : large and splendid assrrt
ment Of
Spring Goods,

NNs. Q Leclair Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge competi-
toni Having anticipated an increased demand
for all kinds Of Dry Goods this coming season
we have purchased Monster Stock Of New
Beautiful Staple and Fancy Fashionable Goods.
1IISxE, e1sC.,
Black gro de rhine silks, fancy silks in end ess
varietv; silk mantilas-new styles, sePd col
srs, al wool delanes, fancy aeaines, oil kinds;
new styles de Osges. any quantity ond cheap.
FrrncA Covers for Ptasos, Tables, &c.
Extra superior French kid gloves; embroi-
dered walls; Flouneing. all kinds; English
thread laces. tarlet.ns, &c; Swiss muslin,
dotted muslins; Grape collars dimity hands, &c
Prints, Gfnghams. &C.
Great variety Of shirt bosoms fancy colored
kid 6n,sh silk gloves, plain and fancy delaines
linen lawns and table linen.
tanten Crape Shawls te.
Splendid assortment OF alpaccas, new and
choice styles Of ginghams vail berages. 81
kinds of collars; French worked collars, beauti
full styles; Rich embroideries In setta
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
Fine linen cambria handkerehiefs; shawis. q
| variety Of qualities and patterns; thread lace.
trimming, great variety; mourning sets sill
aces; black lace walls. DC.
Hooped and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed ehintx; curtain goodA india
swiss null. lawn cravats, beck jaconst and cam
brio mus ins striped and plain nansook muslin
, omr,tie ard Sfeyie Goods, Sheetings, shirt
ngs, Crash, H.rkabaek, Pitioic Linen
and SaeennY, Scotch Ih@pr, House
F.ystshiag Goods, NJ Hinery and
Sfyasc Goods, all NsW aud
EeA
We partic nlarly invite attention to our assort
uent OF staple domestic Goods, feeling confident
we can present Inducements to purchasers IN
eoualied for Cheapness, Durability and Finish.
Orr patrons viii always find an UNSURPASSED ~
sortment from the smallest Notion up to the
richest and most magnificent article Of Dress
Goods.
NB-we intend to sell large amount Of
Goods at . small advance from cost
nlely KNAPP L REpMON.
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Campaign Song.



BY T. y, LOCKE.
Ara--O!d Ian TaeJs-.
Rouse, Je fresnen. from your slumbers;
Seize your arms and count your numbers:
Now's the time for deeds OF bravery
Freedom Grspples now with Slavery.
cnoKus.
Down with DousIa,, Pierce and shannon,
Down with Slavery and Buchanan!
Freedoms nsitors-sing their dirres.
Long sld load a. ocean surges.
In the halls Of Congress pleading,
On the fields Of Kansas bleeding
Brothers true - steel impIors us
Join the asht and join the chorus"
Down with Douglas P.sree. DC.
kArk the flag OF SlAvery's minIons--
"Bludgeons versus Free Opinions!
.Kule or Ruinn' Compact broksn.r
CHOKE free words before they're spoken9
Down with Douglas, Pierce, &c.
Are We cowsrds now TO falter!
Have We nought for Freedom's atari
Shall our forces, BY division,
Reap defeat and bold aerision.
Down with Douglas, Pierce, &c.
Forward! forward! ill are reaayi
Every colsun marching steady;
True - were our sires before n
Marching steady to the chorus!
Down with Douy las Pir;s, Re.
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Upton Steam Mill

Inc Undersigned having purchased the above
niti ana made arangeme Itsto insure its running
Vheh work 70 10 be had, are now prepared to do
custom =. work fous days in the week-Tusdav
Wednesday. Thursday ard Friday. Whea. ground
,or the eighth bushel-corn at 10 cts Or bnsheI
aii reliance may be placed on the custom DAYS.
nj u STOUT l. SHEARER
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BURNLEY
00N@S0099y
No. l7S, Second ct. Muscatine, Iowa.

NO. lTS, Second %. MuSc3u0os AoWSs
D M. BURNETT would announce to the
II. Trade and Country Merchants, that he
can supply, for cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS,
published by w. B. Smith 4 Co.. Ivison 4
Phiny, and A. 9. Barnes 4 Co., including ell
the Ejsctic Series Of school Books, Sandess'
Readers, Davies s9ips Of Mat henaties, &C.,
1t publishers pricee.s
BY buying Of him, they save freight, insussat 9,
&C., and can have their orders billed u much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly 10 store,
and will job, at small advance on eastern psi
ces, all other school books used in lewa. Also,
a large stock 81 tap r Letter Pepsr,
Fancy not. p.ps plain aud :nsy ,s ss' :s.
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket books
song books, blank books, pass books, tuck
memcrandums, wall paper, mathematical in
struments, cheap publications. note books,
round end patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, vafsn-
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 ~ and
- per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
violins, guitars, accordeona, &C., together
with instruction books, Of all kinds, sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of oil the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
than they can be got elsewhere, he II deter
mined to build up large jobbing trade in the
Book and Stationery business has adopted ~
hi. motto. i" Small profits and Ia Sc salss !"
He has also very large stock Of standard
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books, Tor sale at eastern prices.
NtU BsSks rsostsad BY Erprsss, a. soon a.
Pxbltshed
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
ceived daily. r. NJ. B. 10 agent Tor the
Buffalo Pointers Irk Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foundry. C. F. Hslps Percussion and Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
nl,ly. B n BURNETT,
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". Ham NJ 0 Nd!
D0AIsm3 I'm
ok kinds Of
NJ MERCHANDISE
TIPTON, IOWA.

w OULD respectfully say to the public i,
w Town and country, that we are now re-
eeiving our stock Of goods direct freq Rostor.
Our selections were made with the greatest
care and attention, and no doubt but generous
community will appreciate our efforts.
DRY.GOODS.
A full and complete assor,m e., Of Anne
lean and Foreign dry goods, q, figure, Tar
below old prices. Examine them
CLOTHING.
Coats, pants, vests, shirts, drawers,
eravats, stocks, gloves and socks. 40 low m,
unnecessary to 60 farther.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In great variety and quality. Give M , call
and look attssm. yUu will Be suited.
HATS AND CAPS.
In endless
variety ask
for them
and we will
be on hand
for bargain.
Hardware and Queenswar,,.
suited to the market, and a general
stock ae cheap a. any one sells.
Groceries.
We a,E, to keep good article at the marie,
p'ics. keep almost everything foun in
variety store, aud a. cheap Is the best Of them
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Spring 1855 Spring 1856
| NEW GOODS,
Jus. Received in our Retail Department,
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
CorHsr Of Seconi and Brady St., Davenport.
The following New Goods we have lust
opened to which we call the attention OF our
| customers;
l5o Ner styles Manialas.
New styles de LANES, embroidered Collars.
lace collars, dinity bands, black silk Nett 10,
wells. English thread iaces tarletons. soft netis
Misses ni;ts, Swiss and cambrick honncing,
black lace wells.
1000 Yards Black silks.
Striped and paid nainsook muslins, Swiss
and dotted mnsiins, Grape collars, mourning
sets black silk laees, the new style Hoop'd'
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
100 Dozen Hoisery,
Canton Grape Shawls, mohair mitts, Fine
Cloths and Caafneres, linen drilliDgs. curtain
damasks, extra quality needles. India silks.
extra quality patent thread, 200 yds. spool
cotton, rubber puff bombs, steel, gilt, pearl and
six buttons, combs Of every description,
leather belts.
80 DOZ SHIRT BOSO-NS.
80 pieces fancy dress silks, brilliAns, lace
mantillas, fancy ginghams, printed challis,
Canton GRAPE shGnIs, furniture patch, Scotch
diaper toweIling, tabl linen, crash. 81 bleach
ed and brown sheeting muslins, curtain mus
Inns, veivets
so DOE. Linen CamJ. Hds.
Fronting linens, linen lawns, bird eye di,pe
10, 900 Yards CalicOos.
India, Swiss, mall. book, jaconett and cam
brio nuslins, gents, lawn cravats, lawns, buff
curtain mnslins, piano covers, long cloth mus.
Inns, broeche shawls, linen and cotton shirt
bosoms, spring colors paris hid gloves, fancy
coPs hid finish silk gloves, 100 ps. fancy and
plain spring delaines, chambray ginghans 8,
french embossed chintz, cate de bages, good
quality Tor II IL cts.,) curtain damasks, mo-
resnes, green, brown and blue berages for veils,
30 ps Irish linnens. palm and printed spring
'bawis, black silk shawis, toilet quii!A
4 Full assortment Of Notions.
A great variety AZ other New Goods will be
opened in . few days.
EWe have also opened
Wholesale Department
Sepera.e from ur Retail Store, TO which the
attention Of Merchants Is directed.
H. II. SMITH
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STATE DEMOCRAT. -.DAYENPORT IOWA NOVEMBER 26 1856

single item in casalog. III jest - ~
lieable - the Wing promises Of suriiss
stakes and two dollan . day, before
Tppycanoo and Tyler too stepped in
ter the White House out Of . cider
barrel.
Ef the airy Of fieedom 10 enlarged
BY the ediahin of Caby o. ssny uther
real estate lyin contagious TO our snth.
ern cost, it viii be dun paci6cally; and
- 70 the rs-openiu Of the slave trade,
thar about as much chance Of it - Of
Gunner Wise turnin sbbylishinist OF
NJ. Rett's retosic bein mistaken for
common sense.
Thars not . pin to chuss between
the ravens Of the fannytix north and
south. They're birds Of = fsther. The
main boldly Of the peepul look upon
em q sorter clowns to the nashunal
ring, and oney larf when they cut IN
extree kaper. But tho We put up with
them in farce, they would unity soon b
booted of the stage ef they tried thai
hands At tragedy. Sstch, At least il
the opiniun Of
Yours, alluA
A DlsBASDkD VoLUErExA
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WnATTHE Pm EAuDENTBAL 8LECs
TDON mas AETTLED.

\ After one Of the most extraordinary
struggles (says the Belfast Free Press
ever witnessed by the civilized world,
the democracy Of America have gior,-
ously triumphed. Our eagles glitter
in the bright beans OF the sun ard
our flags proudly wave, with never a
star struck from their folds. The Uni
on is still thing Of life. II Is not
only perpe,uated in marble, in brass,
and in poetry, but is a living principle,
a binding obligation, held to be sacred
ly imposed upon the entire nstlon.-
The sectional party which rallied Nm
der the name Of republican, is no
merely beaten it is annihilated. The
presidential election has settled many
Of the most important principles since
the government WAS formed.
II has consolidated and eternized
the Union of the State.
1t has crushed out for ever ali secre,
political societies.
1t has spoken peace to the adopted
citizen and words Of welcome TO the
uniriended but meritorious immigrant
1t has numbered forth to the ears Of
spiritual tyrants our glorious creed OF
religious liberty.
1t has again rebuked the political
priesthood Of the country, and trampl-
cd into the dust the new attempt .,
union Of church and State.
!, has hurled from the lap OF the ma
ton the rubbish Of su,nptuary legisla
ton, prescribing what We shall eat
what We shall drink, and wherewithal
we shall be clothed.
II has enunciated in the most sd
emn manner the doctrine Of self gov
ernmen, as applicable to States aud
Territories.
1t has spurned the treason and ,rai
! tors Of 1896.
Il has consigned the Wilson's an1
the Bankses, and Hales and Wades, tt
an infamous notoriety.
1t has strengthened the hands OF the
friends OF freedom wherever its spirit
Is felt or its blessings desired.
1t has enhanced the glory and pros
4 perity Of tie nation almost bevonc
4 conception.
II has given Importance to ever, IN
iivldual in the republic, because he il
now looked upon as q citizen Of the
great country and not Of y fragment o
the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

wAeRkAS on the 18th day Ut Novsmhrr, A. D.
W l6el. H. Oh. A3ller aud Sop6it M0ler his wire
and c. u Hell, e4ecuted unto Samuel Sylvester, q
1rustse certain dssd OF trust. conveying " said
Trustee the land in Scott county Iowa, described IS
follows. " Wit: The east half Of lot number O In
fractional block number four ~ 10 Forrest L Dsluu
addition 70 the city q Oav.pport alec another parcel
Of land. bs1ns part Of came lot thus bounded
and Described commepcine on the south line Of the
distant from the uorth-ess AMI northwest corner
seA lot on ~ u tbs northeast corner Of land
% fognsriy q Jauass Ac0uire ,-shence west aious
south ineof sad alley thirtren 1sst, thence south
1fty-eeven (6 fsrt thence east thrtssa (I3) feet,
thsaes north hfy-seven 90 fsrs 10 place d besih-
alag: which said conveyance made by the said II.
Q. Oh. 10ller, Sophie A0er, and G. H. Hell fer the
pose Of securing the payment OF certain promissory
note and the interest the rson. signed by said G.
1854, and payable 10 one year 70 the order Of u. u.
Pike, fos the sum Of Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars
And nov sad note havins become due aud pay able
aud the said d. G. Oh A3iler having failed to pay
ths came, Samuel Sylvester, Trustee sSoresaid
do hereby give this public notice that By virtue Of
the power which 10 10 v-sted BY said DEED
] will. On Monday. the 22d day u Decsmbsr A. D.
1885, 81 the hour Of o'clock In the afternoon VI said
day, ~ the Court House door in the city Of Dsven-
port. sxpoIe and Ofev for sale, bui. Auc lon the
parcels ofand shove described, ~ % much thereof
- shall be sucient 10 satisfy aud paw the amount
said note With .ha interest thereon 70 the day u
together With AL the costs and expenses attend %
said sale costs Of this notice aud Trustees fees Cp
en- the completion of such sale deed viii b. gvcn u
scordance with the stipulation u said deed Of lrusi
Dated the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1855.
nov94tds SAMUEL sYLvEeTKk, Trustee
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tag ILL beoakiass, Which y . siee.
From that tine till diesss b 10 u bic
library, sxoepsipe that in Seir WeetAss
no rides on hefssbsck froa ssvso 20
fourteen milss. Dimes q foor, retasos
70 the drawing room at six, when codee
is brought 10, and passes The sgeaiae I'LL
nlns 10 conversation. HE habit Of ~
firing ct thss hour 10 90 strong thss u
hes become essential 81 bic health end
comfort. dis diet 10 simple, bot BE-
seems ssstsAinsd ooly b. his ssses.. He
breakfast 10 tee and coffee. bread always
fresh from the oven, OF which be does
not seem afraid, With sometimes slight
accompspimsns Of cold nest. He enjoys
his dinner we'll. taking With bic mest .
large proportion Of vegetables. as has
. strong preference Tor the wines OF The
continent, Of vhieh hs hes nssy sests
Of excellent quality, having bsso more
than commonly sucoessful 10 bic node
OF importing and preserving then.
Among others We found the following
which ere very rare 10 this country, and
apparently not at oil injured By sreos-
portation :-L'Ednau, Musost. Samiao,
and Blsnchstts Do Limoux. Dinner 10
served 10 bali virginian half French
style, 10 good taste and sbundsaes. No
vino 10 put on the table sill the cloth 10
removed.
In conversation, Mr Jsfsrsoo 10 easy
and natural, and apparently DOT snbisi'
Gus; it 10 not loud, % challenging eeos-
raj attention, bot Usually addressed to
the person next him. The topics, when
not selected to emit the character and
feelings Of his auditor, are those sub
jeoss with which bic mind SCENE psI sieu.
larly occupied; and these, as present,
may DO said to be science and letters,
and especially the Univsrsi,y Of Virgi-
mis-, which 10 coming into existence a.
most entirely from bis exestions, and
will rise. it 10 to Be hoped. to usefulness
and credit under bis continued care.
When We we're with him, his favorite
subjects were Greek and Anglo.Ssxon,
historical recollectioDs Of the times and
events Of the revolution, and OF his resi-.
dencs 10 France from 1884 TO 1889.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

Since the adoption Of the consti.u-
ton, the people Of the south have vol.
unfairly emancipated about two hun
dred and fifty thousand slaves, worth 1t
least one hundred and twenty-five mil
lions Of dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
ueu A)uertisemflts.

CIRCULATING LIDSsARY
And 4sws Depot opgDaits the isCasire R0uss. Nsv
Y0sA. CAeaso. and CiSeinaat. Dallies rsssivsd ~.
rydsy. 8. r. STARR, Asens
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CeAVTxOeN!

VOC vho took my lantern vitnost leave from IN
i der the 4ecisver's stand, At the LClairs Han.
the uioht Of Mr.. Cnsniler's Lestnss, had better
eturn in double quick time. and save expenses.
nov 41dtf r. G EAOe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

- U1V0OV WHY
NOR cash or exchange br City Property, OF god
4 notes, new
! uorse and : Seated Carriage,
standing top. WIN b dispoS-d Il cheap for cash. .
lasgs lot Of
W = 8 . n = =
OF The very ret natss, warranted . eood stoe
ksApefs q any In - wosi1. Also large STICK Of
NNCI 0OOO6,
~ q mvssee = AAlA oAanoeAAls. v,suss1 sad
S1l1 ~. 49, - Es1lse 80 lavIle4. Il Sean.
oAN Z
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

The NExr CoNGREss.--Conxress
meets on Monday next and adjourns
the ath Of March. Nothing IL expect
ed from this Congress but the winding
up of the Fusion farce begun last win
ter. 1t WAS some sixty days in electing
Speaker, was three hundred days in
session, and then undertook TO adjourn
without passing the annual sppropria-
ton bills. This will b. the last OF /.
Fusion Congress. tor the mex fifty years
years, and We hope forever. So say
the people, az witness the last election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
y. r. GOING r co.

NEAR DEARBORN sTREET. CHICAGO. ILL.
- HNgRAL Wholesale Western Aseuss fur TsrSes
" Brothers ceieh,aied 0,a0sy Asektevyv. and
o'h'r NATIVE WINES ANO syRuPs, etc. d; vhase-
sae aiers Ia 2Obacce, CS1drs Oysssvs, etc We
invite the attention Of merchants The shove arts
cies. Turner 4 Brss' Vince aud Syrups ere To-
VII tno~n to need comment, and fr the ret, ~
sell h. b~>t article st the lowest ptic~.
Nov 8 dSm r. GOING A co
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{Entranee No. u State Stre.t)
INSTITUTED sEPTEkBER, 1851 INCORpORA-
! ted by the TSeislAsure Of Illinois, February.
1853
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon THU
long established and popular Institution affords graf
flying evidence that the superior advantages and fla
cili;ies IL oaer- for the acquisition q thorouef
knowledge Of the various branches Of COMMERCIAL
EDrcATIos. are favorAbly appreciated BY disc rn-
Ing and intelligent comm unity. Over two hunired
fnli course students have besn attendance during
par aiieied In this country.
The CoIlegizte Course is the most extensive, COM
pete and thorough ever introduced Into any Com
mercia College In this country, sDd comprises pract
cal instruction In Book Keeping and Accounts. sdsp
ted every kind Of business, Including elaborate
work Railroad Bookkeeping, prepared by the Pre-
sient expressly for this School, Of WhicA
is alone worth more 10 the Student than the tuition
fees for the entire together with Co0merctal
Calcuiasns, Business P.nmsnship, and the subjects
Of Commercial Law.
Albert Kidder, Esq, the popular American Card
Writer, whose specamens Of eennanshp received the
highest premiums q ths great State Fair held IN New
York ty In 196S, he's bsen engaged - rroSsssss Il
penmanship.
An0thes esurss q frss public Lectures WI = D.
esveral q the neGe lisl1eeuiaAsa stsos o. cA1eao
- Uslaass1s Issel1ASa osaaM5ssss = aeOaisaSlss
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