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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

RemOvul.-Mrs.M III. W. GERRALD, Physician, and
~ experienced and very successful Midwife, has removed
trom NO a Nswnury street to No. 50 Mechanic street.
g. the mead OF Union street Special attention given TO
Uterine Complaints, and diseafes Of children.
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CLAFLIN'S

NJ E " 8 Y L E
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

NNANTED-A situation as Book-Kseper, by
w first rate accountant. Address "Book Keeper
at this Office d3t* o13
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13
OCTOBER IS. 10 81
DRY GOODS.
100000 WANT HD'

Wanted one hundred thousand dollars in Rhode Isl.
and Bank Bills in exchange for Dry Goods, at par.
GEO. P. BRYANT & CO.,
OLE dI0t&WSGs Nc. 4 Mechanics Hail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13
MARRIED.
In this city, by Rev j. G. Adams, John Klein to Miss
Charlotte II. W. Kern.

DIED.
In CONWAY, 14th Mrs. Luch, wife of Erastus Brown
and daughter Of lib Eaton Of Spencer.
In North Brookfeld, 9th, Frank Arthur, youngest
child OF Ezra and Luthera Batcheler, g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

P I o T U r e S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

RemOvRI.-Dr. IL. CLARKE has removed his resi-
euce from No Chestnut street, and his Office from No
Kim street. to No. Chestnut street, near the head Of
Pearl street. Office hours from TO and 10 p. IN.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

EEARD TIMES! "A pleasant and profitable
n employment for winter evenings, by which one
may easily realize from IS to $40 per week. Cost of
terals above fifty cents The recipe will be sent any
one enclosing two three cent postage stamps Address
T. W. BURTON,
nQ Tunrcnntnr Mac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13


Silks, worth 75c for 3d.
Silks, worth size, for 62I.
Silks, worth $500 for 70.
Silks wide, very heavy, and latest styles, 1,25.
Black Oil Boiled Silks, only 62lc
BishoG, Swiss, English Grown, and other grades of
Black Silks, at equally low prices
sHAVLS, CLOAKs AND TALMAS.
An unusually large assortment in this department,
which we will sell at unheard Of bargains.
Cashmere shaws all silk and wool, worth IS, for 8.
Cashmere shNws, all silk and wool, worth &c. for g.
Cashmere Long shawls,a silk wool, worth $40 for TO-
French, Bay State Waterloo and Peaeedale Long and
Square wool Shawls, at manufacturer prices.
We will sell our stock Of ooaks and Talmas at the cost
Of the materials,
oheneille and Cashmere scarfs, only $1,oO.
Black Mantiila VelvetB, all costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

Sold in Worcester, by.M. B. GREEN & &C.,, D. sooT4
and all Druggists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13
DRESS & HOUSEKEEPING
G. O o S d 81

From the Boston markets. at less than manufacturers
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13
GPANIsH COIN,

MEXICAN COIN,
LAND WARRANTS. &c.,
Bought and Sold at Boyden's Exchange Office No. Lin
coin House Block. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

Our long experience enables procure our stock In
the best and with increased facilities, more convenient
Store and great variety Of Goods We trust the ppblo
will appreciate efforts 10 please them. One axed
principle with us sto ALLOW goods 70 be recommended
beyond their real value, allow customers 10 be dc
ceved in their purchase In our Shoe department ne
have secured the services Of Mr. GHo w. sMITH ormerv
Smith and Brother1 who will DO happy to greet his Old
friends. CLAPp 4 HEYWnOn
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-13

MUSICAL NOTICE. = MATTHEW AR
4vA BUCKLE being permanently located in this city,
will devote portion of his time to giving instruction
the Oonet any other Brass Instruments either sngy
in classes. Music furnished tor Brass and String Bands
from the original copies of the best European and
American Authors. Complete satisfaction guaranteed in
all cases. For terms, &c. apply to MARSHiS Music
Store, or l. FIsKE, Musical Instrument maker.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27

are put in circulation, aud the propr'-
etors Of the bank have formed thetn-
selves into a copartuership of brokers,
song business in the bank buildings
as brokers. instead OF bankers, leaving
the bank in slumber, to be used AS oc-
casion may require. No 'ank 81 ISSUE
can survive the constant drain that
wonldb be made upon it by land hunters.
Ii this serious impcdiment were re-
moved. banks Of issue would be bcne-
fetal to the business community, under
careful and stringent banking law
Tie Constitutional Convention now
in session. will undoubtedly insert a
clarse in the Constitution To- be amend
ed. permitting the Legislature to pass
some law allowing bank interpretations.
We trust that the subject will be dis
cGsscd with great iullness, and ly those
only who have devoted some time to
"a thorough examination oftiie subject.
Il there II hast. or Indifference upon
tn, vital and important question. I'M
told e, lis NAY lee the result.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
iowa LEClSLATIRE.
SENATE,

S6NA1k.
Friday Aoseine, Jan. 23d, 9 o'clock 4 =.
The joi0t eo0miysee appointed to in
sestieass the s6aiss Of the ONCE OF Su.
pesi6teedsns Of Pebble lpsssaesios ed
other o6csrs oads their report which
wsa read cod lsid % The table.
Nj Coolbsagh sroo that committee
introduced joint resolution relating TO
the University Lsods a:so % got in rsls-
tion TO School fuhds end securitie-.
Senate sdjournsd.
2o'clock r. n.
The bill 10 islstion TO s:hool Funds
wss passed.
Mr Saunders from the CON. to whom
wss referred The bill fixing the salaries
OF Governor and state ofhcers reported
it bsck With IN amendment which Vas
adopted.
Mr. Ramsey moved TO strike out tho
section relating to .hs salary u he Gav-
srnor-lost.
Mr. Loughhridgs moved to strike out
$1,000 (the salary Of tho Gov. and in
cert 81, 50O-Carried.
Mr. Ramsey moved to reconsider FOR
the purpose Of fixing the salary at $l2OO,
motion lost.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Friday, Jan 23d = o'clock -.
Mr. Cloud offered resolution to have
copies Of the reports Of the State Geoio-
gist published, passed.
Mr. Cloud reported bill for the locs
ton Of the hesitation for the deaf aud
dumb st Winterset, and after sundry
motioos being lost. . motion to read .
third time TO- sorrow Wss adopted.
Mr. Kirkpstrick reported o bill for ma
king further appropriations for the ln-
sane Asylum u Mt Pleasant.
Mr. GrisWoid offered . resolution thu,
the chief clerk procure two thsrmo,ne-
tsrs for the house to replace ,he las sso-
len once, referred TO she committee on
military affsirs.
Mr. Kelley repor, q bill to change Ju-
rors fees to 90 per psy-passed.
Mr. Barker reported . bill TO build u
dam and lock 10 Cedar river, which pas
ssd.
The report Of tho committee ON mile
sgs OF me0bsrs, was read and referred
to the committee on elaine.
. O'clock +. n.
The committee on engrossei bills re-
ported.
The bill 10 regulate and license the
and vinous liquors as amended, was ia
ken up; and after . long debate was re-
committed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
LATEST NEW $.
LATE FROM EUROPE

SWISS DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.
New York, Jan. "a.
The Cunnard steamer Persia arrived
at noon with Liverpool dates TO Jan.
10th.
The news is important inasInuch as
it states that the Swiss difficulty is viz
tually settled BY the interposition Of
France supported by England. Nspo-
leon undertakes that Prussia shall re-
nounce all claim upon Neufchatel in
consideration OF the release Of the
prisoners.
France further undertakes to pre-
vent any aggression by Prussia against
Swift erIanj Switzerla' d approves
these terms and the Federal Assembly
is summoned 10 ratify them.
New York. Jan. u.
Str. JAS. Alger arrived this NOR
mig. She left Aspinwalf on the 18th
San Juan on the 18th, and brinhs 1870
passengers, mostly from California.
Whlker is better of than ever-has
200 able mep. and plenty of arms, DC.
lie is at Rivas. Col. Lockridg with
800 men is waiting at Putna Arenas
for the conn lction Of q steamer, to be
ready about the l7th, to 80 up the
river with and if possible, retake Cas-
telo and San Carlos and reopen the
the transit route. The Adger encoun-
tered great fields OF ice on her return.
Passengers from Nicar. qua give agloony
account Il Walkers situation.
! The --izn,~ Of the Transit route and
s!eamto,ts by Spencer is confirmed. Spen'
Ger states tina, he acted in behalf Of Van
! d.rb,!t. No INJURY was offered TO the pass
erg gers in the captu ed boa.s, but they were
escorted 10 Grr,town, where the sic; mer
was boarded BY an officer from British
man.of war, who ordered the baggage OF
the men to b. put of immediately.
Spencer kept the American ii'g flying
from bis steamer, although lie made ls
capures in the maine of Costa kIcs
/ President Mara. OF the Costa Ricau gov
ing gordon n Walkers me-. end free
passage TO the United States.
MANY OF Walkers men, both officers
and prlvates, were leserting. They
all tell hard stoaies Of their suffering
from hunger and sickness.
Walker was still a, kivas with 600
men- another account says !, 800.
Tyeocer states that the Costa l:icans
have l,5oo troops posted along the
route. lhcy are also in strong force
at Saiagut, and have guns posted OF,
both shores.
The repoi, that zen. uennngsen
had Tough, hi, nar out of Cianade,
and joined Walker, is conilrmed-ss
is also the RUNNER that zen. Chiffon.
with "A large body 81 men. had pro
n"unccd Tor Walker at Leon.
Walker, il Is SAID. ,c'ool ki, a.
without losing mar.
Capt. sanders. with lis rifles. had
advance To L"oi. :" o'cuav tina,
posi-.
New York, Dec ~
Tie CUSTOM lIou.c officers seixed
$40 600 worth Of liam 'Uts, which had
been smu.gled in the stcsm,kin Wash.
ington. lioul" Bros who ere mliics,-
e'i in the above al II are hrli I, bsi in
1,5'p each.
i'"a>'- Mr. Nahetia, p., ei.,cd a
p,t.t.on nom nia,, ln,,chanl> ., New
York a>.inS IT, ;'gr'f,,rr... .; SRA,
!rer # ,'u,y.
In >rarg,an, y A,,.- hr"u.h,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
= VII. IrI.li..

BOY hiLLLD BY BRrrAl ITs.rykNr-
y man by he name of U!i-lcaser was
tried al Buci nban, in Ts,ua County, one
day Ins. week, irr the murder If an or.
Ihnn BOY. about II veare Of age, taken
by him from the Poor House in Cinciu-
nnti 10 rear. II seems from the testimo.
ny elected on trial, that O!islenger, who
IL Dane bv birth. and brute by ma
ture becoming tired OF His charge. com
menced weeks ago. sys,ematic course
ot hrutallties. with he intent 10 shorten
the toys d ys and thus rid blmself Of
what he considered u burden. lie VA.
made to sleep on floor frozen over with
ice, without covering 1T any kind, until
his bands, ieei and other, and priyate
parts Of bis body, were each ana al, %
badly frozen az IL have rendered ampu-
tatton unavoidable beaten and kicked
until has body wasepotted over with black
bruises, ami as post mor:em examina-
ton proved ,mu,il some niue OF his ribs
had been broken.
Death At last renewed the poor orphan
Of his sufferlDgs. Ia died ut Olisleaesr's
house, some six miles west of Buck,n-
ham, on the 2Ist Of December. and his
body was forced into boys boot box,
about ten inches too short, by breaking
his neck and throwing the head forward
upon his breast. Thus cottinei it was to
have been inferred by the brute in a sly
corner OF an adjoining grove but some
! 81 the ne,shbers suspecting foul play.
from casu Al remarks Of Olisleaccr ma Dc
on that dav. took it upon tn mselves to
iook into matters little. The cons e.
! 1uepce was, the arrest of the william and
h's arrangement for murier,-or rather
manslnughter. Held to answer 10 the
charge OF manslaughter in the sum o.
two thousand dollars. and failing 10 pro
cure the requisite securities, he was com
m'tsed to tho Davenport Jail for safe
Keeping, that beng the nearest Jail. .,
all secure.
we CLEAN these hastily sketched par.
ticu;ars from conversation had win
our townsman, w. G. Stsubery. ESQ.
who was present at the trial, which va.
partly and out f-doors affair whsr,
be took notes on snow bank Of consid
cradle depth'- Fnion, (Bea,on TO-,
Eagle.
| Fox SAlE.-H. c. Rippey. of tn,
"Ship OF State" published at Adel
Dallas County, offers for sale his inter
est in thas establishment.
| MAMMorrH PErIrIoN.-The E.okul
Times says a petition for the repea! Of
the Liquor law, signed by over on,
thousand persons, has been torwarde,
to Iowa City.
Thar BRIpGg.-We are pleased I,
announce that the contractor is At worl
upon the last arch in the Free Bridge
end that before many days it will b
passable for teams. Those who hay.
been obliged to run the risk Of lite sut
We, unmen,ionahles. in crossing tn,
river each Spring and Fail. will know
how to appreciate the advantages Of q
FasE RRIneE.-Ctiay Hemocrst.
WHEw The Thermometers in this
city on Sunday morning. the 4sth. in.
dicsted degree of temperature 10 de.
grees below zero 10.
DEsrRUcrIoN or "CosN JC1cE."-
We learn from the Jasper Co. A1press,
the 10th, that in accordance with
the provision Of the Iowa Prokibitory
Liquor Law. Sheriff Longsellow, . lev
days since, turned to the bowling winds
about $50 Esllons Of bed liquof."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
Burrows, Prettyman + DalzelI,
Whslesaie Dealers II
q IL q e. Il RE . .

Iron. Salt. Convent, &c.
AGENTS. FOR THE SALE or
s. O. Hc1-x.11aG % Oo'o
Celebrated Fire and Thief Proc, .Sa,e.
Z. l. I. Fairbanks Scales,
Al ken antly on h.na a fot & * OF |
W 0Ioceries. which We "a g. The trade as Los
Is cal. &c purchased III Chicatoo o. IT Lus AMI /,
puf' hasers VIII ind our sools the h >, auaI-
"ha var ah'ed equal to sample Ianas'sANtf
iNUGA Rs = Muscovado. Porto Rice, Ct ain a,
~ 1shed and Powd. ed, for sal 1t
II, akOWs, PRkrrYMAN 4 DAL2ILl
'oFfkEs-Rio, Mocha, lava, also Ground Coffee
- and Essence Of Coffee. at Bp. Nd.
AIOLAssEs-N Orleans, Sugar House. and svrun
vi 70. sale At R.pAD'
,EAs- Imp rial, Young Hyscn, Gunpox Ter and
L Black Teas, for sale Al bPAD
\rICEs-Pepper, Allspic-. Cinnamon, Glove. Giu-
~ ger, u stsrd and Su'megs.at BPA p
NoAps,y-ney AM roile.. Family. Ers,ive and
- '-s''e Ter Sale AZ b. Fad
rANDLks-speru,, Adj u milne gt.arine Star and
~ rAllov. fer .ai- low =, BPAD
~ aud Olive. At BpSD
lS..A.s--" hnv a al ana zinc Pain,s Tor -si- Ut
r Il u.
H5Ans--iiavsna, German aud Amerit an rand,
- a: Bf ~
| 'ohACCO-Nstur.l Leaf, Virginia ard Missouri,
pound suss, Twist Tiii-Fol and smoking for
! sale .: bPxp
YEAST .'wDERs Of varion. brand, and kind, >,
i h p h y.
!
~ proEs. Lo,erges, Ac,a, PAD
+, DR. >Es-in jars. box. and barrels Ctr N Fir
| rsst sha eufrahts,N B. kD
DiCHLFe--t nd.rsoot's BIZ and., s.or,~d .ises:
| Pepner Sauce. rsaleRt y PAD
DowDkK, shot, Lead and Cap. all l,. ard .u.,
at B.p AD.
NTAacH-oorn. fe'T' ard Family, Tor .aIe :,
NUT imonds. Il All. filber,s, Pea Pecan,
~ WSlLu's AMI u-oa ~ BPk d
DAIslNs NJ X ara L.yee. whole and ), tox-.
~ Sult"oa oud Malass. st B.P&r
'hoCoLATE, cDeos, Breins, Parma. T.p,coa
X "h'h'er Girls AM, Osi Mss, Il p \ n
NALT-Ksnha~. syra,u~e, ruILs Island, Liver
- pool hioV q sni Ground .ium. Is p 40
! 4 'EMENf-iouisyii,- spd Utica: pis.t-rine Hair;
- s'ueco Plaster. M,lwsuAee and sandu>ky .ota
Ash, tons la store, sr'i Tor saety b Fad
RAsKtTs-xHke, {, bn,b-l Corn and
i - Clcthes 81 N p A n
NJ OGDEN WAkE-Tut. Pals. Wash Roa- Is,
w Charms NJ %, Axe Heiyet a, BPaD
| roRDAAr-Asnia Jpt- HEMP .na cot on cor
| ~ Aase OF oil SECS EP sd
IvsII-Msc.ere'. 80 n, n white Psk trout Cot
i hsh ana % ostd HslllhIt, ~ II J.
! TLASS- Window ,.iass, a..or,,d size Iun.il~r.
NJ Jars -.d peni,inhr. IT. at hPA
! RhfNs TONI. srlrhar SITS Bora. tntpo, IN
- stor. an' i'r a"es H. p y.
AiAT,"i = frrr- \ g ~'a 3, LOUIS, for sale =;
VI u. p Nd
DIpf- fly l. snd Stone, N store Z nj for ,s~
i bt RHnws, PRETTY MAN DALZfIL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
FIRE! FIRE! WHITEWATER:

IN the lct in the rear OF the Franklin Block, on
subscriber ha. made II largo and very deep well and
placed In il al expensive Force Pump with hose and
pipe htied to III at cost ~ SiV. This "a.
done for the accommodation of the tenants Of Frsnk-
lin Book for ordinary purIises ard the beie ftoi
Al our Neigh10rs in case Of Pre-
During all the winter there Ia. be n an ample SUP
ply " water and the Pump hsr nat been frozen but
AZ two or three tn,esthe Pump has been broken by
the Improper rather abrsc OF IT, by less or
thnughleps prisons, having 10 the ,uhsc rber the
privilege OF having II repaired At Considerable x
panSe
To continu the onmods ions and especially 10
keep constantly available supply OF water in case
OF dc, tbs .obc it-r Is mpelled 20 give the Follow
ing
Notice.
On and a:ieT Ills date ih- pump viii b. kept
LocEED, excepting from o'clek \ n. uu,l dask
diily. Ali hou--k-pe.s, b. -in - hvascs, ofices,
kc wishing 10 avail themselves Of the use OF II
ing tie day until tn ist day Of April 1851 fer ordi-
pu l-oses can d. so BY sendirg in tn ir nsln
and one doi.ar ncIsh.
". All o;hsr person. sill b. considered So tr-s-
pass On The propert. aud b. he'll legally account
able therefor
liz case Of FIRE
In The sht orhood. the Key and Hose an H. OBJ
tanned oi the subs iAher 81 HE siicpc- on>3i 81
b tween 81 adv and Nsin b, any .mbar Of the Fire
or Police Department, or well known citizen
jsn2siSt ELIADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
LAND FOR SALE.

:" ar" lo's, mile north Of Fulton ststion|
! Ca the aad VI Eatiroad N Y,.,onAbl, tenn,
A's"' "" s'frs, ore mile north 81 WarotV: chssp
""'-hs' cash. hstAn'7 in obe and two years
Ato' SO afrts In Washington county 20 sctsd
IN. tin',,f and running Wst-, "a par. This and
= W"'N I" mil'' fftm lowat ty, aud Ia ffom va, Id
VIII y" -tld hap. ard part On time.
Also. tour ~ a'rc LIS near Iowa CITY. beaut,fu
farming land, and well wAtcred
a." lsts In West Dzy~htpott rsneipv IN ,,r
if.in 30 ic'i ny go t"?A sod Tor \ down ana
balahc. "a on, and two years.
a.". ,es.ts neat tutldir r. On leased sroun,
W'"'h be sgid g" f'Saonatie terms. Apply to
n - ~ a nm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27

Mas Los,'-Wc cheerfully publish
the following letter, and trust that our
exchanges may find it convenient to
copy:
CAslILA 20,
Winneshiek Co.. Dec. 20, So
Editor North Ioca Times
DEAR SIR--Please to publish in your
paper for the favor Of friend. the Alb
parent loss Of q young man, and ask
notice OF it in your exchanges.
About the o5th Of October last a
young man left in my care bay horse.
with = white face and glass eyes, one
email wagon, ono wooden trunk or
box, some clothing. some bedding, and
q few other articles. He was roine to
Nc Gregor after brother, to render
him some assistance. Since then he
has not been heard Of. Engrsven on
the inside Of the trunk lid, and OH a
letter envelope found in the trunk is
the name Of Charles Hill. All this
equip denotes that he has been o, {
west, aud had been living camper's
lM.. w. w. RICHARDSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27

ia sht s- Vi Mrs. J. :. Be- HBeAsD, late Of d.
Louis dec-asei, Who v supposed 70 reside in Dsv.
export ~ Mck Island sill call tho subscriber q
she conner " Tenth and Brsdy Streets she yin learD
eonethlnx II int Yest to her.
jan24tlW EDWIN SMITH,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
To whsn 4 nay Cs1esrn.
FOR SALE
The Large assd sosu diverted
l. u M ID E r.

Ccnasting OF
fLO JklNG-dry Or green, planned or rough,
SiDiNG-half inch thick or feather edged, plain o.
rough
BARN BOARDS-paAned " rough Of anv lensth;
FRAMING lCMBER-ofevery dimensioa andsasth<
sESCiNG-of oil lengths from ~ 81 ~ fesl hong.
snlNGLEs-No. I Shsv"d Shingles. wssrsntedto b.
shingles and not shAsinee; Sawed Shingles
-qrslto anv No. Cut ShiuSl-e, WASTani I'd.
Also:
..ATH, PlUkETS AND WOOD.
~ DOOR. SASH AND DIIND FACTORY Is
now of~r !" receive or"rs fol sv~ry description VI
the abos. sri!cl'r; also torners ARD SrrolweTs u
any pattsrns made Y. etsi,r.
Remember the hail etcIm that Ia 70 eorn~ next A
phi. Blinds viii ssve You gsss
The above Lumber 10 o0er "a and bouod bs suid 10
close up this years business. All ptrsoa- waiting
Lu,nber .: any Description, vii AUD TO their u,rT
est to cali q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
COST PRICES.
n STR.1Y' OK.

Cam 10 the farm VI the subscriber shut Ia Is,
- November large red Tx when h. anne - shi /,
place b" vas ane lame and very roor The own@r
!, hereby notified that 1t viii b. dsspssd. IL in s-w
We, ks N mt called for.
Rose Bark ia Iowa CRY ,oaA near Dsveu.prt
Clan. " 1887 ian, Is an JANIS NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27
Palace Dining Salssu
Nv u. q. VI XlD.N

ON 6rady street, befscsen Front and S>cvnd.
Next door " T. Close 4 Cos
Conducted apo" The European Plan.
V1>uE subscriber having ist-iy re,u,n., In - n,
kss', "spA q ully a"nvuIc-s 10 ,l.r ullic that
~ hss OPENED Din bg Ssio0n.t To he nucs. d on the
soevs Plan, ~hrs he Is full p pared 20 seconlmo-
Dat. OIL and pnrons tn eli the iuaurivs,s e
~sh ~ tn Wese snb- tsni ,sl viands 4 the ssson
oysters, Game and Meats
OF al kinds, served up any h.ur In every st,pe
ana II wsun ursurI sseei by any hous. wat ~
New york.
The SUI seriDrr ha, Ing spsr.d neither palms or .x
penes IN s1sesfuly attr Up his ealoon in order to
renasr II n. ne,! ,ashisnahle and met aeeemwo.
pstsonsgs eth pubic.
Day 7OAre20rA
en- - acseono1ss end Will re- si ,e -
toatioo 70 have II - satsoed.
Nh. Jh' hshess nssrket rTe. pati Tor oil kiuAe
cf sams end vss tsbs..
jsdssA.f &C. NIXON,
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.arsesiOse Wills.

TIRE subscriber having already eOSed tweotS -fouS
y wis in this city, and 10 every isstsnce oivlA0
entire satisfactinn, v epared - execute tUeehG6
o-AesS n ~ bsa manner Pr I'll ktods q buotaeoo
vhss. eoassshs suppls Il vss1 b nrs1sd, l1sso
wills ~ of1soatess o4v1aeans.
xs,xafsE~ =: S'''ss s"5taA
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To. E.AllS,
Land Agent, and Notary Public.

4 Hfi' Ken Brady Mr. 81. over raiuan. P,ve,s L
- ~, n'hA' VIII attend 10 The Iut,hss@ end
sac ~ Lands lious,s aud Lat. of,y,rv L,nA 4, IN,
t""nh>; T. eefect,ng OF u hts II ali Sorts PAVING
f"hes u" no-t ssi ,.anI ~ thiuG. Il. con n, 81 4
s'h u'- Lana Asen'y fnsn.,s Those wishirs en-, j
ming "ttnadt g r'etiy and promptly in The atoy u
line vii pi's setsii .ns
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q s.aaw 0os1 - sas Dsvsa-ln. 90
81 The lAtssies tsvn1 % Vleeinla. ~
Nsasy nAssv Wss lAts)D MeSSiei e m
sApvN Devil. 4. lAsse "a \ Gisii mi
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nerring's Safes.

The subscribers are Az n's
for u g rs. 3. C. Herring L
o. ,zle rate Fire and Thhf
Praif Safe. We would invite
he att.nti n OF the public 10
n fact that these Sife- have
Tor yesPs stool thu test II
both Ore. thi--f and also u
time. Very many Safes will
Ia = measure DEFY the f,rner
IN vet fail h1foYV the lAffer
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GERMAN LESSONS
To LlN21rs nearA Len fleen>se

ITO separate indivdGx clas-. viii Re CIV en- by
i %. unir- signed. n sny hour between 3 o'cl,ck
4. n, Til 10 ~ Ok r. n, ., his Ia !, "a street
ss@ve Braiiy, ever Haidl-, o l. Lyons Store
TUITION PEE "a seIts { b Lesson. nav able usnn
The r-c~ipt Of each lesson.
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