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OCTOBER ~APPoINTMENTE.

nR. HARDMAN. rhysician for the DID
IL eases of the Lungs, formerly Physicien
ofthe Cincinnati Murine Hospital and Ipyniide
Retreat-) May De consulted By the afiisbsd
Ashland. sampsel House, October %.
Mansfield, Wiler House,. /" "a. "a,
DR.. Hardman treatsC Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma, Paryngitis and ali diseases Of fhf
thrat and lungs by Medical Inhalation. Tha
great point in the treatment Of all human mai
aides, is to get at the diseased in adirect mnnnefs
All medicines are estimated bytheir action IN
on the organ recurring rIief. This is the inn
portant fact upon Inhalation is based. II th4
stomach is disordt red, we take medicines d.
rectly intothe stomach. 1.-THE lungs are diss
eased, breathe or nlale mediciated vapQr d.
rect:.y into the lungs. Medicines are the anti,
dotes TO disease, and should be applied 70 tha
very scat of diseases. Inhalation is thehpplis
cation of this principle to the treatment Of the
lungs, for it gives US direct access to those inr
tricate air cells and tuces which lie out ofreaen
of every other means of administering meds,
cines. The reason that Consumption and 9th.
er diseases IF the lungs have heretofore resisted
all treatment, has been because they have netr
or been approached in q direct manner by med
icine. They were intended to act upon the
lungs, and yet were applied to the stnmnehs--
Their action was intended to be local. and yet
they were SO administered that they could onlf
act constitutionally expanding their principal
immediate action upon the unoffending stotn-
ach, whilst the Ulcers within the tung9ere M
molested Inhalation brings the tiedisine n
direct contact with the disease, without th6
disadvantage Of any violent action. lts appli-
cation is so simple that it can be employed b.
the youngest infant or feeblest invalid Itdoss
not derange the stomach, or interfere in fhs
smallest degree with the strength, comfort %
business of the ~ratient.
OTHER DISEASES TREATED.
In relation to the following diseases either
when complicated with Lung affections or er
listing alone. also invite consultation-uans
ally find them promptly eurabls.
plants. Irregular tiles and Weakness.
Palpitation and other forms Of Heart Diseass
es. Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia. and all other
Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, Piles, ko,
1All diseases of the eye and ear. Nsural-
gia, Epilepsy. and all forms Of Nervoss Biz
eases.
Nc charge for consultation.
iul29nstf S. D. HARDNAN. II. 3.
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InR WORK.
~It is generally concluded in this

CC-It is generally concluded in this
community that the Calliope is a great
humbug-that as a nigger-screecher, it
can't compare with the big bug irfdel,
B. f. Wade, aud that tbs whistle that
tried 20 say "pop." in the tune of Pop,
goes the Weasel.n but only got out a
psi-z, could not quite equal the Ash.
Land Times.
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Isaac Gates, Admir- of
Mathew Williams. Decd. In Probate Court


VS.. of Ashland county
Harriet Williams, Et al.
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
i sale, issued from the Probate Court. of
Ashland county, and to me directed; l will ex-
pose to public sale, on the premises, on SAT-
URDAY, the Sd day of October, A. D.. 1857,
between the hours of twelve o'clock. NJ, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to:wit: being a part of
the east half of the northwest quarter of sec
ton number twelve, in township twenty-four,
and Of range seventeen, bounded as follows, to-
wit: beginning at the middle.of the south boun-
dairy of said Quarter. and running north to the
Ashland and Olivesburg road; thence east ten
and ope,half rods; thence south to said south
boundary line; thence west to the place of be-
ginning, containing three-fourths of an acre
more or less, situated in said Ashland county,
Ohio.
Terms of ale-one third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and the residue in two years,
with interest from day of sale; back payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
ISAAC GATES, Administrator.
September 9, 1857. 5w13
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Co1fiplstely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST ACE

And who that Ia ersy would not have n restored
to former color; or baId, sue you'd hass me s5swlz
would have it removed, or troubled with ssrsiulas
scald head, or other rupuon but would he enrod;
cured. It will also remove iii pimpiss non tSs
face and skin. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative win
do all this, SEQ circular and the iolloxiag; ,s.. Z,
PRoy. o. J. Woop-Dtar Sir !, I have hsrred mneh
sine hn ,n nv ne hem ~ ossen etest.dS a. 49,
and nuaek nostrums, hair dyes, &e-,i wasdigpo1cd
10 place your Restorative in the same .eategory
with the thousand and one loudly trHtmpoted qune1
until met GU in Lawrence coEnty somo
months since. when you gave me such kssurence
iiy-frst by my good wife. whose hair had become
very thin and entirely white, and before exhsustin6
one Of your large bottles. her hair was restored
nearly to its original beautiful brown color. and
had thickened and become beautiful and glossy up.
Use it, not Simply because Of its seaatifyins ssse5s
upon the hair, but because ofits healthful fnnuen@4
upon .hs head nd mi MING :. o,seTs = % nh i, an az
est effects; therefore, my skeptieiemsupd doubtgtu
TO its character, and value are entirelz
eonhdent:etlv its use By all who WouI
have their hair restored from white or gay o.
beauty. an+ by all young persons who gouia hsr4
their hair beautifuland glOssy<
Very truly and grstef1iiys yorr.s
hAnh.
you at Blis.held before I got the bottle Of Restoret
tive for which you gave me an order upon your
agent in Detroit and when 4 eottt we e0ncin44L
to try it TN Mrs. Mann's hair, az the surest test 81
its power. 1t has done all that you assured nett
W would do; and others Of my family sand friantnt
having witnessed its effects, are now using ana
recommending its use to others a. entitled to TIE
highest consideration you can claim for II,
Again, very respectfully and truly. youIss
MANI.
r. C1kLYLs. ILL.. June 80, Ie3s.
Ihave used Prof OF. Woods Hair Restorstivss
aud have admired Its wonderful effects. Ny hale
becoming. as ] thought. prematurciy gTe1{
by the use Of his Restorative it has resumed III
.crigintl color, and have no doubt permanentiyeo.
s. BREsSE. ex-senator. U.s.
o.. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3ia BroalWkys
n. Y. Qn the great \ Y. Wire Railing kstahhs1s
and ia Market street, st. Louis, Ne.
And sold by all good Druggssts,
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BOOK BINDING
Important to Ever body


EoR the last three years, I have been enssgsdfn
L a business known only to myself. end eoinpar-
atively. few Others. whom I have tnptruetsa .fft
the sum OF S2uO each, which has averaged me q
the rate of $1,000 10: $4,000 per Gnnnm ard havs
ing made arrangements to go to Europe in tht
Spring of 1858 TO engage in the same business. I am
willing to give full Instruction insthe srf 40 aay
person nthe United States or canndsn, Who VIII
Iemit ms the sum Of 81. an induced from the
success have heen fayored vita. and the May
thankful acknowledgement l hsyeg received rom
those whom l have instructed. and who are max.
Ing nom s5 to SIS per day stit toGiye an person
an opportunity 10 eegage in this sl,ines.. rtiss
cost. lIheresiA positively No Rpnsps IN % mat
ter. References Of the best class car BE- given -
regards its character. ana Lean Bcfer to persona
whom I have Instructed. rhe VIII testify that
same. 1t is a business in which either ladies' or
gentlemen can engags-EI yith perfecteaee make
q very handsome incouf Several ladies N rar1
Qua parts Of New York tate. Ponnsylvanio, a14
Maryland, whom l hav lnstrueteds are now max
ing from 93to 50 perd at u. II fs . GsNlnAL
BUaENEss. and but. . Z shtllngs y required -
start it. upon recei sof ST. iilimmedtelelE
full instructions int cart which can be Perfsct1
All isfters ma st be addressed Cpost-paidl % n
= T. PARSONS, a7s Broadway New VOL
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MAKKIEDA

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. S. DIEFENDoRF,
DR.. JOHN COWEN, to Miss ELIZABETH
JANE GREEN, all of Ashland county.
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Tha Law 81 NeWspapers.

i. Sabscribers who do not give express no.
tics to the contrary are considered as wishing
toeontinne their subscriptions. Aas
IL. If Subscribers order the discontinuance
oftheir papers, the publisher may continue T"
send them until arrearages are paid
III. II subscribers refuse to take or neglect
to take their papers from the office to. winch
the5 are directed, they are he'd responsible till
they. have settled the bill and ordered the pa
Der, discontinued.
Nv. II Subscribers move to other places with
out informing the publisher, and the papers
are sent 70 the former direction, they are held
responsible.
y. The Courts have decided that refusing
to take a paper from the Office is PRIMA FAcIE
evi1ence Of Intentional fraud. l
WaThe United States Courts have repeat
sdIF decided thata Postmaster who negleets
to perform his duty of giving seasonable no.
tice, as required by the Post office Department,
8fthe neglect Of a person to take from the Of
dee Observation-Disclosures to him. renders the
Postmaster hable to the publisher for the sub
1eription price.
SOB WORK.
Having lately made l-argeadditicns to eur lob
Materials, we are prepared to do all kinds OF
plain md decorative Job PRINTING in astyle
not to be surpassed by any Office in this section
of the State. Orders respectfully solicited
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lava COFFEE.-Pure Java Cof-
~ fee, put up in cans, ready burned and
ground Tor family use, at the mandatory of
Frisey d Stephens, CleyelAnd-for sale BY.
Sept, 3 1851. IN, FRERR
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NOTICE,

A LII. persons having Unsettled accounts
IN with the late firm Of CLARK d Crane, are
requested to make immediate settlement either
by Cash or Note. The Books are in the hands
of DR.. I. L. Crane. and must be forthwith
closed, All whodesireto save costs will please
give due attention to this notice.
~ 4a CLARK d CRANE.
Ashland. Nov. 18th. 1856. 2stf
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w. b. HANCOCK

MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in Fur
l1l nIshing Goods, IS Superior street, under
the Weddel House, Cleveland, Ohio.
= july 8. 1857: ST
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JEW CABINET, WARE-RO0M

GOOD INTENT HOUSE. HAYES
~ VILE, OHIo.-JOHN HERPST would
inform his. friends and the travelling public
that he has recently opened in HayesvIlle, on
Main street, a hotel of the above name; where,
from his ample room, both in his house and
stable. he will be prepared to accommodate
all who may favor him with a call with as good
aecommodations as arc offered at any house il
the county. 3w14*
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The Attention of Ladies

rs particularly requested to the fact
Il that 1 have just returned from New York with
the largest and most splendid assortment of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
BONNETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
&C.. ever brought to this market: The goods have
been selected by myself, with special attention to
the tastes of my former patrons. and l know l
have such a stock, as cannot fail to suit any and
all of them. l have also, while East, procured
the very latest fashions for Bonnets and Dresses,
and C nsequently in that particular can cater to
the wishes of the most fastidious. Rooms above
S .Sampsel's Store. Give me q call.
Ashland, Sept. 16, ls57.-nI5 MRS.S. DEEM.
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upon any subject but % with which it
had no power to interfere. Had it
been elected to govern Kansas, the ma
jority might perhaps, have acted with
vigor and unanimity, had 1T teen en-
powered to nullify the laws of the u. s.,
it would have effectually overthrow one
of the last acts originated by the lament
ed Clay; but, as its Legitimate province
was to devise measures for the benefit OF
Ohio, it speedily divided into rancorous
factions, whose virulent ~animosity con-
~tinues, and refuses to be allayed, even
in the desperate exigency in which their
Governor finds himself.
In conclusion, the Committee, after
institutiDjg the fullest inquiry, aud using
all the means at its command to obtain
reliable information, gives you the stong-
est assurances, that a decisive and com
pie victory awaits the Democracy. To
insure a consummation SO devoutly to
be wished, every Democrat of Ohio, and
every man who loves her and the Union
better than a fanatical and mercenary
cabal, should use his active exertions.
Devote yourself, for q few days, to the
best interests of your State /; deliver her
out of the unholy hands into which she
has fallen, whose rule, of only two years
duration has made her bankrupt ia mo-
ney, in character, and in influence and
when. by your patriotic efforts, you have
reinstated her in the proud position
among her sister Commonwealths, to
which she is of right entitled, you will,
each and every one, in his own proper
person, reap a manifold harvest from the
seed you have sown.
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NEW PROSPECTUS OF THE
SCIE AMERICAN.

To Mechanics, acknowledgements, In.
VentOrs, and Farmers, +,
N announcing the Thirteenth Annual Volume OF
L the Scientific AMERICAN, which commences on
the 18th of September. the Editors and Publishers
embrace this opportunity. t othank the numerous
friends and subscribers for the encouraging and
very liberal support heretofore extended TO their
journal. and they would again reassure their pat
irons of the determination to render the Scientific
.9meriean more and more use full, and more worthy
of their cont nued confidence aud good will. The
undersigned point to the past as a guarantee of
their disposition to always deal justly and discrim-
inatingly with all subjects OF a Scientific and
Mecha nical character which come within their
legitimate pu rview.
Having entirely discarded the system of employ
ing itinerant agents to obtain subscribers, the
Publishers of the Scientific .dmeriean propose to
offer
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN CAS- PREMIUMS
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In the Court of
CommonPleas of
Ashland Co., o
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To EnvA14aw..
DR.. D III n.

.(Late of Cincinnati Marine Hospihl-nsssk
Der Of the London Medical Society Of observa-
tion-Author of Letters to Invslids, &c:)
E7 G
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Mary Bear, Lydia Mcclain, Cor
wife of Silas McClain, Dam Ash
iel Bear, Elizabeth Bear, ia.
cob Bear and James Bear, CT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

Sesasu1s PaIcse. AbsaAeo heueht
spieee Of led fer 8 busyiuK:plssS. Do
paid 100 sAeksls q silver. The loves
sso = uhieh shekd 10 eDeinsssd 4
ewo eetAiaGs cad three pence. This
would osks shout 32O0 doilars for the
osryisg pises. 10 Soloooo's sins IL 10
csstioosd sAss Ne price u : chariot
from Egypt vss 600 shsksls Of oliver.
kings, T.. %. )-This wosld be sbou
ESQ. The price Of . horse vss $50
sneksls o. sems 172. The best horses
o. that ego we're foaod in Egypt. TIE
1sypsisos trained then we'll, and they
vess cspsb!e Of iopostast services.
Ming Solowon, 10 vsIusble chariot.
drawn By tvo or four Of the borses. made
~ SNOWY end % dieoi6sd % sppe.sspes
ps'h:ps - any princes have msde.-
Aas's Asgasios.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

|Dr. Durbin, the great Method
ist orator, once attempted to deliver
sermon ~irosn the text "Remenber
Lots wife," and made failure. Al.
forwards remarking to Dr. Bond that
he did not know the reason of his
failure, the venerable Doctor replied
that he "hsd letter thereafter let other
peoples wivcs alone"
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LOCAL ITEMS.

CRY CoUNciL FiSANcE hEP0RT-
This able Report was published by us
in the Democrat Of yesterday, and is
the only complete Finance Report H..
has ever been r.:::a1erea " /. r:.-:,; :.
! o0'"" we OF this city. 1t is not only
a thorough presentation Of the receipts
and expenditures Of the city for the
past year, but it is filled with mos,
valuable suggestions, explanations, and
recommendations. II shows that will,
all the enlarged expenditures for the
year, arising from special causes, there
still remains = balance in the CITY
Treasury Of $4l4,75. The sum Of
5000 has been paid on account Of
c. 4 r. !. r. r. bonds, $4,000 extra
for road work, and other large sums,
while the current expenses ofthe City,
IS per orders is s6,65s. We doubt
whether so much could have been done
unless the utmost prudence and econ
omy had been observed on the part Of
the City Government. This published
Report Of the Finance Committee is a
new feature in our city affairs. 1t at
once shows the people what has been
done, how it has been done, and what
ought to be done for the improvement
Of the city. The remarks respecting
the action Of the Street Commissioner
are pertinent and very just, and we
trust that in future his successors will
limit the labor on the streets, to the
amount Of the road fund to he cxpend-
cd.
We arc somewhat surprised that
the County Treasurer should have
deemed it advisable to Withhold the /,
fund due the city, Of $4,000, from
no better reason than to ohtais ihu
pittancc OF interest which he may
receive upon that sum on deposit. !
lie may be acting under his legal
rights, to refuse to transfer the sum t.
the City Treasurer, but We think it
questionable policy, TO say the least,
for it is apt to leave an unfavorable i'm
preston as to hi. motives in SO doing. !
W. advise every citizen to procure a |
copy ofthis Report that all may know
the exact condition Of the city affairs,
from an official and authentic source, |
We trust that this will not be the
last annual Report of the Finance
Committee, and We would suggest that
l'ty Mayors give an annual message,
that citizens as we'll As alderman NAV
know somewhat If the manner Of
our municipal affairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

TosAccO Growing IN ORKeox.-
Some Of the hrmcry in Oregon appear
to give much attention to tobacco.-
The San Francisco tCsl.) Globe, says
that some very fine specimens Of the
plant from the farm Of James Magill,
near Oregon City, were exhibited in
the office Of that paper,
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KILLED ON THE RAlLRoAD.--The
matchmaker At Winnebago station, on
the Chicago and tialsna railroad, was
run over by train and instantly Kill
led, on Friday last. 1t was very slip
perry Vt the time aud he lost his foot
ing, fell acros the track and the cars
passed over him, cutting his body in
two.-tHie.go 3spses. 10, INST
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Eus.-The great Gagged alias the
the "orGso grinder" or 10 other vords.
the man who "ssw a Fiddle" being cor.
nersd ip lie he other evening. .. .
meeting Of Tie Council, got terribly
wrosh. ~ mso will, when caught 10 .
falsshood. and wanted to eight then and
there. Which otter being declined. the
mild end christian man made awful
threats Of Whist he would DO ct some fu.
tore time,
We soQ@epd NE wan to the care OF
bic frisods- can't somebody please to
bold him?
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There will take place = ''social Par
"" on Monday evening next, 23d instant.
At LeClaire Hall. II will be under the
man agement Of Messvs. F. Els, J. Caryill,
John Ryan, G. Jamns, J. Dunn and II
Cohwell. The preliminavies are such, as
Iced ne 10 the conclusion that this will he
one Of the pleasartest affairs Of the season.
We hcre to take part in the festivities
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0sA00l RsA0S! Bs16S!
MANUFACTURED by the Chicsso Nag MAJ ufscto
Usy. n 'saph strect. corner Of Clsrh, Chicago
0aCUR, huSKW0RAT, CORN AEAL, HAN. FAR
uRRS, OSKABuh0 AND STAINLESS,
01AtN vACK3
vuYslehe1 spse The shortest notice. and 81 the
svest n,erSst pgtnos Tbs desigss Tor brsndins are
49, eglaaA, sn1 oct 70 be surpassed In this eoun-
~. -. v. AouA1u.
Ssnkf 1to Dearborn street. OnicAxo.
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BAR CONVENTION.
whereas there Wa passed BY the Gener.
Assembly Of the State Of IOWA at its Ia.
session and approved by The Governor, q,
act entitled 'An Act creating the Four,e en,i
Judicial District at d fixing III time Of hold
ing the Court therein which act provide,
smorE other things, that "ihete shall Be
tlsc ed Distric, Juige in said District OF,
The h'At Monday in April next"
We the Undersigned, members OF IT,.
Scott County Bar, irrespective Of party, be
Iie'ing 1t to be Of the utmost importance to
The members OF ID. legal profession. their
Clients and 10 al the citizens Of said Dis
triet that one Of the best and most coupe.
tent men therein, should be elected a. such
Judge, hereby sg,ee ts hold Bar meeting
u the Court House in Davenport on Satur.
day, The 2lst inst, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, ftr
The expression Of our views on this suh;:ec,
and TO nominate II deemed ...vlsAble, to
our te'io~ c,iizeas, = cand,aI.ts whom We
..ue In have 81 .s>d n IN ~ o<nre.
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BAGS AND SACKS.

~, - Oseeovg ssehs. ., ~ and . hurhe
q lev prices. ALo.
oA,ooo seaolsss Bag Of all sizes. at the
CHICAGO BAG nANUFACTOky,
svO7A1U TIC South Dearborn street Chicago
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Exchange On Germany.

sIsRv uud--sv,,.t sre nov vrepase - draw 0sr'
] on the fcl,"w,ns cities In sums IN suit puvehsss
Bertr W. Prussia,
Co,oe-c w
Letrsis In eaAony.
Cassei
Nreprn
Hamburg,
prSnkfnrt, q NJ,
and solicit the custom ~ III those having nna'n'~s
With thos~ r,t,--
CWURR. BRO, BARROW 90. hAsssss,
CsrGRIING MILLS for u and vpvsvi. yov ea'e by
- cmuss, Bro., RAprow snd Go. BANKER
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Blanks! Blanks !
TRUST and WARRANTEE DEEDS
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.

AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.
osboy, TSt- eekly and weekly
New YoRx-S n Prttingiii L Co.
-vischer Owen h Co
CnicA0o-Scriven 4 Gallagher.
w. .. spencer
u. L0Uis-J. 8. Pest
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Tie Qusli,i-s >; these Safer are 50 VII known that
the n-i.fiiy o. n. merchants of New rk and Phi
lsielrl,ia nss 10 oh make o. SAFE W. can fur
nisl i,.e- 81 all IS and with any deco psDn Of
Locks wanted and III warrant to tie utmost all
IT, qualities Of the Safe's We >"l.
jan2s,f BURROWS, PRETTYMAN l. DAIZELI-
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DRY GOODS.
NEW CooDN RECEIVED AT
WADSWORTHS

w RlYx Dsorsd. s,ks.
" PRRNCu uesin.es,
white Dr. lslnee.
DAeua1sssA Oallass snd ksnds.
NV, 0o0a ed Pink eash 1aoeets,
CclsssA uss0oes for ,vsnire drese,
Whitr shA coored favlstons.
D,aeh Long ShAxls.
B1tro lpe esxong Hisunolss
OAssAsl 40 Piain Ealnsools.
IAdtss' Dlack and white silk Hose
White erd eoloTed skirt lininSs,
o+~Vs ns.tpc vsvts and Pan,p.
Ladies' French Breakfast eabee,
vAts cvspe, ~ nsay ether styles Il scds 10 which
N1otf okCONn u opp. LeC1alre House
AleXaDder'S COlOrfd Kid Gloves !
4 yDIeN ssssstV.eat u bespiiiui cS'o,s reSrivet
1S1l0 wADSwORTRs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
Type for Sale,

Ope Font BREWER;
One do Burgeois;
One do Plea.
2 sfyps v partly worn, bltln sooa working con
at,ss go vosks plain and clear. II will be so'd-
\ . u aeeH q ~ soon. dywtf