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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Cheap Cash store.
copurp oF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage'
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
90 pkgs cov'd Buckets ~ d DO B g so@es'
so dozen Bail Bos sfs cd zoo Zinc wa.h Boards
275 Ioz Vanished and Three I5nOp row W. p This
Hoop % p, Handles p OOc Cane Fishing Poles
a.. Cs5ar Ruckets.. ass'ted LiGuOr Kegs:
2On Hoz "a psb Neasures Is N~st Boxes varnisl'C
~" 9s @ tburns assorted geo Painted Tubs AND
!. cets rs,r Tub: 2s dor Bucket- asec
BA&kET WARE.
POO willow Wagons common 100 nests C eIsH
o4 "s and 5s;2 ''o'
o gS Er,r;re Cabs; |2'O dozen assorted MarFe
100 wil,o" cra"e'i - ,oa Chndren's Rattan am
40 dozen wilos and rattan willow Chairs; C,.,-.
&c, rcE od willow very nice and cool for suTH err
rattan am M HaCoers: imported fancy Baskets Work Fru
Ai Tgo0oNs+on5s Aiso-wiIIov Work made to order.
Il" FANCY GOOOS.
| 80 v..u.r r,,stsrs. 100 bales Alican Mats;
800 ass'ted Shoe Brushes 81 'nte FSrN anu
100 ,' eE; SG Houses. Is doz Toy Air Pistols
! CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
,oocois ~ and l y inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
1OeOirs y to 8inch DO DO DO DO a oSO e5
l o. Teas & B5d Cord and Pillow inc Manila;
$50 dog Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord; Out,
100 doz Hemp Red Cords; ", o 6a 1, vi ria
1000 his Broom TTtne HEM 500 T. Seine rwine
us bales Rafting; ScoJ,s Tarred Rope;
so Wrapping Twine: 100 'ute nope
, 70, bundle. CFrund) 1angerman's Wrapping Paper;
| $500 Mcgregor's 40 10,
2 600 reams Lockland 60 ~ ~. ''
| Oreaus PAPER; 20 realms ,ot.ISn.
| IT'S Z" -, y, 'i'si"- a. otr,ta5
81 900 Roofing do, dry; ! 10 o''olos "oo"HE Jus
CANDH.TS. Ecs
s.rc.ndIes Lard Oil. Opal Candies, stearine Candles
starch German Soap &c.
IRON agOTND KEGS,
full stock assorted for Druggists and Liquor Dea
| ers,use. constantly Cd hard
CUITENS.
pine Cbprns is 90 o. RED Cedar do 10 IS ~ " DC
Cedar do 10 Is. 90, % do Painted do2o e. a. &c
p..StIoov dot - do Barrel do TO- Is 20 ~ &c
BANaES.
r oiled Root. BLACK TCP and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top: - ria1E LOB
navi4 cor Walnut and Front SITS. Cincinnati
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
MCCLURE. BUCK s. Cn.s
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron WORKERS.

No. IS MARKET STREET,
- ,,, -, N 10, 4 TIN Plate sheet Iron. Ttnned
II Conner Rivets. Castings. raror and CharDeI sn
Stoves Tin Ware and complete assortment Oh "
ay Kew, ercban.s are requested to call and eyalns
" st before r,vrchasing elsewhere, as We are
on an bills upon good terms "a anv hH o.
West. -,
Trs .aived Cot Of Superior Floor scales AsoI pS'
! for, an1 "ouute" ~cale' l+nZE-
FINE lot OF CAHtiHeHoi 81" NcC. Y = Co.
- 80 making wrought IRON Stoves little oct
w 80 tbsD anv house In the United states m
jan22 = -. -
DOnFTNG Guttering and az kinds OF I'm, lo =.
manner and at the shortest notice oy NO n + 20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
MARBLE Monuments, &c.
Hr shelton

M L. - ne
TNFOSNs his friends and the 'ubic IN gcu w.
| ersI that he is prosecuting the AHDL EEErf
RrsTSEss in the shor Cherry stTeet 49, ~
Joor "a the Union and AmertcdH, "here ne MNt
In ne nIea.ed to attend TO the orders OF all EGi IL
Who NAV want work in his line lone. ne HAS bfIAN
~ qyiII keep on hand. supply Of : 5fI r4Ai
MARBLE MONU MENTs, T0HBS. &C., ssiiSeS4I ~
sf,,pfacturad Of ne auest Italian and Amer SSl
t.eD Marble in the best stvle Of the art All Or
he
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
P. P. PECK & BRO,
=. T., PECK - BRU
p. p. PECK s. BR(

sVAVR ms day rec ived rnr e COACHES, Ehiea
II hellsve 20 huer than any Ia TENNESSEE lLas-s'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Painting Establishment.
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLOs4H,

Wanufacrurer e CarTtases, Coaehos 1ss8Is-'
Light-WaggOns, Sc
N. 40 Lower Etarket ssTesd' NAAN AIiN
4 An nov manufacturing every EArtety 49,
80 styls az Tshlcle fFam the Piaiaest $3.50
"a - she aoss esaaGiiai AID es4boFA1y ~
anishea out a .t.,.t-.4 !. H..
angnE engaged aFst-el2zs uorE1en ane ~
- ~ 49, - 81 stoca prepares . 90 yea
st - .nv In ths Ehois coaatrTs ettssE ~
s,vle e. daFabiiEy. al kiaea O FsHAosSs @s .
ksnd az prampsiy asae - oEsiss- :, -
FEsv.-rsgtA assatema Coupling
lgsrassusrnt tte coalHz -l&4fss4s
- $50 nur.ens e1asa tnroasao4t - eseosfy'
- gtas 9Th zsest r9eoF aesS y = sset Aie1
- Hsvf1s the exclusive fiEhS tor tais ey u 40 ess
,aEns ase 81 tnam cQns<FHetlls -
~ ksaasnlHsF tbs placeat ne oia >Sa zee
4 sa- q, Ls4sE A9E9Sa Ss<S3@ @sss~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Cabin Passage to New hOrk
" NJ Q " a is

-,t4F b.rribsr takes this method o. tnotllut
esstousrs snd friend and ne Pao' "a 80, an
.g.st Rs hardware store ifoh tue o' 81 - -
~ st 40 "a So ia large or'ck eeldlhss talsly
setd on ths seth side q BroAa s.ssSS o rs ,s,
2os "a ~ line u buainess re tn.ttss s.
sse 40 his IArge sssertrssnt OF SAs 49, IA
s -, Mods, catters, Cern-one tSfs CeIh-
on h2Ase' $50 r.hsrs Bacony Work and lFon Fencing
~ - ettlrs krass Kettles eog-aroas candle
Ceese - "a .luest eadlgss variety other srt'clss
SUES 49, - ANDREw ANDERSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
LUMBER! LUMBERN

,,,fs .ubscrbsrs have SIEAN sAw Mil H. success
81 sfion in 5ackzon couutY, Ats, on ne So.
a, -,s ChatianecEa RAiroat, near teserson he ',s'
80 - psepArsd 70 furn~h ai kiEds = tuuaeess 40 ~
-. el.sslts % shor ett notice asN fsste 49,
ti er,ls r. froua person, IN The etv OF sehN'te
me. ID ds or ptsoa. rhey VII d. uNsF AelA'S' -
any aepct the 4slroa1s ..-.rrs ~arUv 4 ~
essa1e-es s~H@N~~s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
CL !IgORNES MAC me WORKS,
-.SuvEUVC TENN

Y,HF attention n Railroad Companies, FAR er' Manu-
t.rt,rrr- and all pc DESTROYS 81 pnTc asing a
10 e gooI 1-acAinerv such STEAM ENiINE-, CAST
u Of ever, BE crindO1, GE AklN'1 CAh.HttF' - A."
he tinurovrd uAtterns, SAW wills. P''H'S Sc &C.
- re nett n turd this new Establish ent no go
= ~, r.,5r, M, the ne "A Of NA-hvr NAnu-
fscprng 90 psny - intend 80 cafrv on The b. tnes
Ilv a. exten before snd 9t eoon De read 70 TAX
- 10 n ,,oiaerv ana Sssfine+- We have areai
20 ,Depc ,eraiion, lilac IN IN shop ah3 otter
an sha give immediate on 10 Old anu ne q
cu-IoneFs- -
We are experienced Neehanes-each OF Us personal
80 "a Irn ont pt erfor ucrk rates tan here
fo 1oos an this eit, We shall wsrrSnt ever piece o
ork 8ou- A. this Fsabishments ano ave ro1 ~ an
Alteration 20 every Or'eI leit a. or once hus W
hoe 10 give General sAt faction, aud DC pal Snttsd oy a.
frisnd. Of home aaatae ure. NJ. IA XXX q o.,
1la,borne Maehine W0rxs, Na.hylhv. eana
iunz2T-u Late NANi''" 49, .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Iowa NOynin afinps

The Democratic State Convention in
Iowa have put in nomination for Govern.
or the Hon. b. NJ. Ssmuels, Of Dubuque.
A better man, nobler citizen, . more
whole-soaled Democrat thss Ben Samu.
els lives not in the Union. He will
prove most powerful champion in the
csnvass, and An opponent worthy Of any
mans cteel.
Mr.. Gillespie who 10 unknown to 10
was nominated for Lieutenant Govern.
or.-"Ohicsgo Times"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

NEAR rHs TRurH.-Ths New York
'News" speaking Of the detection Of
several clerks 10 that city in embessls-
monte, says:
We suspeos that tho root OF these do.
fslcations lies in the miserable parsimo.
ny OF tho merchants Why, the young
man at the Howard Hotel had only six
dollars week out OF which he abstract
ed twenty thousand dollars before the
leak was discovered, and then il came
about through accident 1t is oil CRY
we'll to cay that these dishonest oil rks
would embezzle il their salary we're ten
thousand dollsrs year this may be;
but certainly it 10 bad policy for the en-
ployer thus TO teach the employed to rob
by fret cheating him out OF . part OF biz
wages.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

We have seen . telegraph despatch
from Gov. Matteson, stating that this
bank is oil right John Thompson was
its agent in New York, and bis fsilure
was supposed to sfeot the credit Of the
bank, and political spite in this region
attempted to give credit to the rumor.-
Psrties holding bills on that bank NAV
sell Of discount it they choose to do 90.
We would only remind them OF . Ger
tain judicial decision in Illinois, to Wit:
shat . man has right to make . fool
Of himself, il he will.'
Since tho above WAS written We have
been informed that tho notes Of the
Rhode lslaod Central Bank are redeem
cd 10 Now York BY Swift, Ransom 4 Co.,,
and are received on deposite - other
currency BY the Marine Bank, Hoffman
& johnson, and by oil other reputable
banking houses. "Cbicsgo Times."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

TIE SABBATH IN PARIs.-The Rev.
DIR. Tying in his ramblinga abroad, has
been looking on at Paris, and accord.
ing to his testimony in THE Protest
ant Watchman." Sodom and Gomor.
rah, in their worst days, could not have
surpassed modern Paris. The Doctor
says:
II have seen Paris repeatedly be-
fore. But l have never seen human
wickedncss so shameless and its lures
spread out so unshrinkingly there be.
fore.
II thought it wise to let my boys
sec for themselves how Paris keeps the
Sabbath, that they might judge Of the
comparative worth Of its Observance
and neglect. l walked with them
through the Champs D'Elysee, where
was every conceivable variety Of
amusement and riot, high and low,
from the most gorgeous display Of sing
ing women on stages surrounded by
immense plate glass, except in front,
down to the lowest and vilcst of the
mountebank theatres. Every species
Of gambling seemed to be collected
there. Here was what the English
Sunday League had endeavored to
accomplish in England. Here wa
what similar class in our country
vould love to produce. These youths
shrank back with amazement and hor
ror. Well they might. The mind O
an American must be schooled in sir
to look upon such . scene with any
other feeling. We returned with I
grateful feeling for our Sabbaths q
home acknowlsdging 70 each othsl
that thses ~ - laqPi3 NY b paa
Is; I ~ 80: III y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Appointments by tho President

Washington, Thursday, Aug. q.
The President has appointed Beverly
Tucker, Of Virgins, Consul at Liver.
pool, vice Nathaniel Hawthorne, reign
ed /; Henry W. Spencer. Consul ct Paris,
vice McRse, resigued; John Eodiiob, OF
Pennsylvania, CONSUL at Bssle, vice Lee,
deceased; Charles j. Fox, Michigan,
Consul At Aspinwall, rice Thornton re-.
signed; Ernest Volger' OF Virginia, Con-
sul st Barcelons, Uice Pablo Aoguers,
tho present incumbent; Jacob Foroey, oil
Pennsylvanis, Superintendent Of lndia
Affairs for Utah.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

r. not step right along to the Captain's O0ce and
have the matter settled, a. ] am agent for one
Of the best Companies In the world, and will in
SIRE - cheap ~ any other good company. ny COM
psny is the Quaker city Of Philadelphia with cash
crease donble. II any person Is desroui Of being
Insured aad viii take the trouble to enquire into the
standing of this company he viii be satisfied TO give
me the risk ~ none bat good ONES viii be taken.
II. w. NORRIS,
Agent Of the Qurker City Ins'noe Co. Of Philade'-
.. Store on - street, 0rd door from Perry st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

TIE ExcRHDlNC VIrALIrY OF MosnoH'
rsn-AN INDIGNANT EDiroa.-Mr. Apple.
by, the Editor Of the "Mosmon," end
President Of the Mormon Church 10 the
Atlantic Stssss, indulgss in the last
"Mormon. Mormons@, il sppsars, ID
faith OF seventeen yssrs standing With
the Editor. lie says:
"We are heartily tired q being com.
PEELED every week to have to answer or
note como ridiculous article against Gov.
Young and the Mormons. lodsed,
to answer all would require . ssaud.ss
army Of writer's, and keep in opera
ton oil the printing presses in New York.
We know that Mormonism 10 . sthorn
in the side" Of this spostste generation,
and something new TO cope with. The
devil hes not had any thing like il to coo
tend with since the dsys Of Jssus, and
this generation never had Hate il, dee.
Pise 1t, kick it, or drive it, spurn it, or
love it, ct II Mormonism 10 Just tho ssme
upward, onward, end eternal. 10 the
short space OF twenty. seven years it has
gone almost to every country and olime,
With oil thu combined powers Of hell and
earth arrsyed sgsiost Il, because God 10
tts author, upholdcr and protector, and
Ellis generation will yet have to acknov.
ledge it, and that by tho potent arm Of
Almighty power. II 10 known DO mill
ions Of holy beings in tho eternal world,
and BY hundreds OF thousands on the
earth, that Mormonism Zoo called) 10
true; We know it, and dsre.testify Of it,
and have known it for almost sev enteen
long yesrs, and ell the slender, mobb-
'ng, or numbering, Of our enemies, osn-
not dispossess 10 Of THE fact. Our FL.
ders ere nearly oil over the world, and
Morm0nism 10 still forward"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
INSURANCE.
IOWA.

49,.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
npvICR N no. DAvDMPOats BLOCK ovs
~ CA1ho, 0sososs, Dssspw D Cas- uaok1ne Hone
O00 0uasS. D 4 OlpM.
DIRECTORS:
IN. D. Burrows, oee. l. Davenport, P. Msvvin
Alfred Sanders, Charles Leslie, G. q. Possy, l. c
Drssalnt. Jas. n. Dalssii, D. D. woodward, John
Owens, J. v. Willy, 4. n. Barrow, D. I. oAorey.
OFFICERS:
L. G. DDoeAlNT, Presidsat.
OAAS. L0uoL1g, Treasurer.
DANIEL l. SHOa1H, secretary.
5xs I = d; ss1L, *. Con.
y. B. WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y.
d. ncKOUH, General Assat.
This h Home Csnraay II insures exciustvely
On thu mutual plan. The stock consists Of premium
notes, and ihes~ y now 17opo0 In ssch notes In pos
session Of the Company. All this pruDssty can BE-
reached By procao fro0 COR swn Courts, end there
fore o0ers . sul1cient gusrspty thas TIE mem oers
viii roeovsg tbs sum insured In cooe Of laws. This
plan Of insurance has coe into general U.s. In the
ssstern CT lee. because II combines chespoeA with
safety, and keeps mosey circulating at home that
would otherwise be sent aesoad.
July29jkwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
LUMBER! LUMBER I!

THE ubscrihers would respectfully inform the
] builders OF Davenport and the public generally
that they keep constantly ham, st their Planning
Mill In Rock Island, corner OF Rock River and wash
inGton streets, Seasoned Flooring and eiing and all
kindsof finishing lumber Of the best quality. Gail
and examias stoch before purchasinG elssvhers.
J. 4. BIDDloOD 90.
tober n l86k-d year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage y E1re.
FIRM ~ ERS UNION
lNSURANCE COMPANY

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
cash CeRise12 TSiS mp In full
J. Il. oAn1s1Ds Sssy. AeaAm Wuaxsus, Asss'l
I'm psspase1 - tahe ma ana ieue pe,iaiaa =,
the sSsve eoeaay. NJ 0sapany s11lalasesp1
WA1eA ron4o1D o1oJft1o oe0n6as anG en1nA1S,
end 0agine 0enpanso h ~ Uhaeo0 otaoao,
=. PAY, Agnt
yuns01t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

Haven BgouGHr DowS To Us.-At the
Yale Commencement. Mr. Perkins, OF Yer
mont, ri,liculed the aristocratic idea Of those
who anticipate to heaven only rs glorifisd
Fifth avenue. And this reminds us of a
tender mother, who was endeavoring to
convey to the inquiring mind of her little
child an idea ofheav en-, and the necessity for
being a good boy, in order to obtain admis
sion there hereafter. She pictured TO his
imagination the happiness of the blest. and
as an additional inducement for him lead a
correct life. said that he would be like the
angels, who have harps in their hands. .
:" Mamma responded the urchin, wistfully.
gazing into his mothers eyes. "mamma. If
it makes no difference to God, Id rather
have a jews harp" The astonished parent
rang the bell, and the nurse ed the
polite little STRIPPING to his crib.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
MEDICAL.
DIR. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion
on THE
UM(OrfMOfe'S Friend.
JUSTPUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.
TO YOUNG MEN AND

TO YOUNG MEN AND
othess. Nervous Osb,iir
and Chroni, disssaes. r..
nrst and direct conseQu eDce
Of 'xosss and abuse Of IN.
sexual ~ sten, IL . p~cuiis'
diseased condition Of 'hes
mtasl organs which he An
thor In h . tn <AilSH, has
called tn special Lis-as'
Aastuvbatioa. The follow
ing diso ders, . me In on
rase. some In another, Or
again the DIR Ct cosseQ'wn
ces VI this disease, viz b .
minal Emissions 0"neral
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
LUMBER.
LUMBER! LUMBER !
Cannon ~ IrPNrh'x
Steam, Saw 4 Planning Mills
Door Sash l. Blind FaCtOrV.
The Lowest Mills on Second St.,
The Largest Lumber Yard In Da-
venpOrt.
ru>HE sulHcriuts have on hand. and ofier for sale
Building .NNleriGsl,


ever offered In Davenport. Consisting of
2IO. 900 feet Framing Timber Of every dimension
$50 900 " Seasoned Flooring, rough and dressed
100 600 +" batn Boards, from IL to - rect long.
400 100 a. Fencing.
~ 100 " ShrathIng.
20 900 80 Siding Frxher-cdged, AMI \ tch Of
various qualities.
100 900 Z" Clear Lumber for finishing OF every
thickness.
sooo0o A" Cut Shingles.
100000 " No. l., shaved Shingles
100 900 A." Sawed
100 600 - Iath.
10 900 " PIckcts
AFRO,
A large assortment q horN, sash Blinds, VIII :
dow and Door Frames, Nc ilding and Scroll work If
every variety and OF TIL 1T quality, constantly on
hand and manufacture order at the shortest
notice. HNing larg, st ek OF Logs, We are pre-
pared to fll orders for frt ming and Bridge Timber,
with the utmost dslatd. CANON FRENOH.
lmayIliO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
N T. w
LIVERY, SALE & EXCHANGE
STABL ES.

VTNHE subscribers have just opened their New Sta
i bies ON Main street, between Third and Fourth.
and are prepared 10 furnish their ol and new friends
and the public at large With o. good TURN OUT ~
the CITY a1bris.
Our Horses are feet and sertle, our Drivers care
ful and accommodating and our carriages Of al kinda
a The most modern construction and styles.
Uorves taken TO board By the week or Otherwise Ut
reasonable rates.
~ strict attention to Business, and at all times
Furnishing well broken teams, experenced drivers,
and splendtd and comfortable riaees. hope 70
nar1t ard receive share Of the patSuoage Of III
publte LOWkR, LN0Ab1LG 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
L0lADab G1.s LAM Der
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.

HAVING received . large ssupply Of Iogs ~ ase
II now running our Mui day aud night, and are
aud Framing Lumber Iaths, Shingles aud Deuciue.
All orders with which our Davenport friends may -
vor will be executed with punctuality and dispatch.
MRAD, SMITH = nAR0H
Rocf Ieand Nav ~ 10 dtN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
llac 0OparasscushiD

EaGT FOkE nsitt bs UNI. ID NJ Wore.
= go, Laws n tlsk mo,- .,piI d sn a n.
so1 In conc qu''c ~ h. q atL .. y MO a.,
ithsr OF be und rssned will r. III sws 4 IN
~ n m III = III m Mt OF IS "a H.. spd III
'i-, oouiinu' the bsh.s ~ Esc bse tnai.s.s
nder tn s'y'e Of Bahsmo,e = Law. 81 b go
stand on lam street
II u, AKfMu,B
A LaWk0
June27itf aur,,v,u. p.,,.. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

II Cheers. Jut does not L,ebridte.
THIS unequs,led baverage possesses medicinal pro.
perties Of the highest order. II is msnufactur ed
especially for and BY the Proprietor and Patcntee OF
the best mafe 10. and hrs the merits withsui The
deieter,us effects OF any other Gin either In 0~".i
Britain Holland. or this country Godfreys Ceie
brdted Co dial Gin has been adopted by eminent
physicians Is the purest and mo- eficscious d Ru-
stve st,muant and diuretic which manufacturing
skill has yet given the word-tt entirely exempt
from those alcoholic dfinks which big thirst for
stn, ulanSs Orders 70 any amount promptly Alls1
BY the Proprietor. go GODFREY
Importer o. Brandies, Gin, Wins, &c.
Junesstam iesAth wi'lian st. New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

~ THE LIVER
INVlGOK ATOR
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,

rs great ecientinc edesl discovery, snd Ia daily
i working cures, slDost toe greet 10 believe. II
Gu - II BY maze, tren Ae (rk doss 0frin0 De-
neff and seldom more than on b,ite is ieau red 10
cure aty kind Of Liver Complaint, from the wort
Jsnnd &c Dy spepsia to . comnsn headache, all oi
which are the r. sult Of q Disco sed liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Herring's Safes.

The subscribers a,c Agent,
for Messrs. ). @. Herring h
. p celebrated Fire and Thu !
roofSafe. We would invite
he att ntiNn OF thu public IT,
the fact that these Safes nav.
years stood the test 81
10Th Ire, thief and also Of
ime Very many Safes will
o. measure defy the forInsr
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DeO1uv Md Nervousness, Dtsseste sOf society
Gloomy Pr-sentm,nts. pain and weakness In u
bac Impairment Of meni 81 vigor and memory weat
and watery ey's, eruptions Oh the fac and body
restlessDess Of vicious dreams aud unr fresrin,
sleep unntness for marriage relation, Improper :
cnanitty Of the Cans, structure eos,'vensss pie-
dysp psss, ~. To the truth OF this mt less l..
can ase every sufferer from soil airy indulgence Cen
atts' And iuith,r, an, IA ent O. fan iy pr disp
si'ion TO disess-, ss imbccty, tmp-tence IN an, i,
&c., In slmost surely eventually devso Cd into activ
iy, and " ts a.tusny the most frequent cause
those malad'ee in Young per. o's, o. proved BY III
tan. ties OF all Countries And III Is equally tru
oi y, IN xes still IL taken III time. this diseas,
and Its quence. are perfectly amenabie H. treat
msnt
Or Hubbel hes for many years past, been u.
sui Ell upon 90 many and dstr esIns cases OF bi
vice, that his att emf has teen nece. liz much
directed a. ,is ment and cure and he Is happy
u id. has, beyond his most NJ nine xpeot tion
matu ed . treatment ~ once safe and CO tain, . d
FREE fr. IN pa n'u operations or useous mesiicinc-
DR. HubbrI's Treats. should Ne obtained "
one az u viii prove com.lsic Haferu I'd az in-i i'm
position. u explains the nature amt cn eqnrncs
o. al diseases OF thu generatIve Gans
Those living At . distance. BY enc.osiag two
pos1age stamps, In order to pre.psy the postsg, VII
res We copy by return Of N %, graft
DIR HubbePs experience In not excited ~ any ply
scia, In the treatment Of PTSrdfe Ddssasee OF ~
nature.
Female Diseases.
Ladies may visit the doctor With p.rfect co.. Hdenc-
as has rooms especially for I cir treatment AM
can cure suppress ions, iuchorrhes and ell irr gua
tiles sp eddy and cfectuslly, without pan o. con-
v-nieBce.
Persons living at . distsnc +. by giving . plain
mcot thcE cases, will b. attended to y, nctu-
ally, and med ctnes forwarded BY express to oil part
Of the United States.
Address, J Hubbei. n d. bog isss P O, Chicago
Illinois,
Private once. No 50 Randolph st. opposite tn.
Revere Hotel.
Junelsitf