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NGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
f4sss5s 80 ss5sss

MEMPHIS { CHARLESTON RAILROAD
CoNPLETBD-CONNEcTING
Chattanooga, TeHa.: Charleston. 3. C.: SGcdH-
sGh, Ga; dnd a.! tks NOrthedStsrH otEtsS, rtfa
MswpktS, Tenn.
The last connecting link of Re!lrOad between NEW
YORK ANDTHE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
This road is now completed and opened for the req
ulaI transportation of Passengers and Freight, and
will ahard more Expedition and less TX pense then
any other route between tie Northeast and South
vest. Passengers and Shippers will Ia Re due notice
thereof, and govern themselves acoOrdlngy. az
Passenger Trains leave Stevenson daily AZ ~
O'Clock a. m. latter the arrival Of the trains from
Chattaaooga and Nashville, and arrive az Memphis
same dsy al : d. H., connecting Wild Z lrst Cihss
Steam Packets 10 New Orleans, and al other imPOf-
tsnt points upon the Western Rivers Goods oOn-
signed 10 Railroad Agents at Charleston or Savsn-
nah will he forwarded 20 Memphis and other points,
by Express Freight Trans.
Freight IN charge Of the Adams Express Cons
PAW 10 carried over this route daily by the Passen
ger trains. 4. L. AhMs
General Superintendent.
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hs'HOt<eo CuPtto1.--~-- Sl,2cO,uU...
OFFICE, NoRrHwKsT CORNER o.. PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND 18th STREET, WASHING TON.
DIRECTORS.
George IT, Armstrong; H5escs Thomss M aSsss,ed
Charles A. Rubcam, Edwa6d X. Hsmbold,
George Helmbod, P. Carroll Brewster,
James Z; rMH saNl ls aS thSss@ch, II: L..
EDWARD K SE T ssaIs rIS:d'nt'
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
:, Charles Walter, No. S7 street, opposite City
John NJ. Thornton. corner lst street and Virginia
avenue Island.
James Williams, No. p Az street.
john Rigges, No. sol lSh street, below Pennsyl-
vanla avenue.
c. MARINE, SURVEYOR.
Captain J. z. Levy, No. SGT Pennsy lvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
Authorized Capital and A,sets...S 81 ,41s,a51 OF
Invested in Bonds, Morissses and Good ssntss
The following statement exhibits the busiress and
CONDITION OF the Company to November ], 1856:
premium received on marine and inland risks TO No
VENEER j, 1850. S2i4,684 60
ihteiesto vi iodn. H.. ----. .--- 8,F4 At
Total receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4O0,lS5 68
Pald marine losses. ......- SG4,427 o.
rad hTe losses. "a. 39,7S7 81
Expenses salaries, and cOmmIs-
bloils. 45,4S9 10
Reinsurance, return premiums,
and agency charge 27,47l %
-sI77,l8 81
Balance remaining with the Company S223057 o.
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have trisd pair of Spectaoles obtained from MI
TOBIAS, and ind them Of great stance TO my sight
recommend him as q skilful optlciap.
HENRY A. WISE.
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Having been induced by friend TO visit the estab-
lishment of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose Of trying
his glasses, 4 was furnished by him with paif
slightly colored blue, which have afforded more
relief and qualification than any have ever tired.
My slsht. originally very good, was injured by writ
ing and reading at night, frequently to a very late
hour; but with the aid Of these glasses can study
almost as late ever. aud that too without the pain
| have previously suffered.
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BOOKS FROM LONDONDERRY Beauties
- of Moore, vol, folio, richly bound IN Turkey
SI4 81.
Flowers of LONELINESS, | vol, folio, bound In Tur-
key morocco, and illustrated with ~ groups of Fee
male Figures, finely executed in steel; SIS =
The Pictorial Sunday Book VOL folio, half bound
IN Turkey morocco, illustrated with numerous en-
cravings on wood and steel, and with maps SO.
History and Description of the Worlds Fair in 1851
illustrated by beautiful steel engravings, VOL 4to
finely bound in Turkey morocco; SD
Hogarth's Works in a series of 80 steel engra-
CO; SIG.
Shakespeare, vols. royal svo, Turkey morocco,
most intellectual actors of the age S2l.
je3j FRANK TAYLOR.
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NEW GOODS.-H. J. MCLAUGHLIN n CO.
Y have tins week received 4 large lot of "A NJ,
OF every style, fresh Perfumery. Baskets, Porte
honnaes c., at No. -, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
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MANCEACICREDB BY
DO ID KENNEDY.
No. 100 Warren Sfrset. Rox6Ery, MdssachEseff

Agents for washington.-Chas Stott & Co. z.
Gilman, KIdwell & Lawrence, J. b. Gardner BURY
& Co., ID. Walsh CO., F. s. Walsh, J. z. Stone,
Martin King, Marin Il Palmer, Schwartz K Co., o
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark. J. p. Milburn. Dunbar
Dyson, F ord & Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R
;. Clsseh, o nj Lentham, J. l.. kidwel.
INV 81
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IDULPlT ELOQUENCE OF THE NINE
Il teenth Century, containing tho best discourses
OF the most eminent living Ministers In Europe and
America, with Biographical Sketches, by Rev. Hen
ry G. Fish. Complete IN one volume, large octave,
with portrait of D'Aublgne; price $3.50.
lP 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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WILMINGTON, ". c., Jan. IL, 1854.
Mr.. J. Tobias. Dear Sir: am happy 10 say -that
the Spectacles which obtained from you last week
are entirely satisfactory From Inequality the
visual range OF my eyes, | have heretofore found
great difficulty IN getting glasses of the proper focal
distance. Ii affords pleasure to state that. 10y the
aId of your optomeer, this difficulty has been happ
y Obviated, that the glasses iurn shed me are
decidedly the beat adapted 10 my eyes oil any have
ever yet usSd. r,,,,,
Very respectfully, yours, X. h. DRANE,
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NORFOLK, September Z, 1884.
Sir: The spectsoles you made for nIs suit very
WELL and seem 80 have improved my sight more than
any other have lately tried.
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| Dye AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the
H CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls
avenue and Block street, Baltimore, Md.
4 e-Iy
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Late Commissioners Geni Land Once.

l have used Mr.. Tobias's Spectacles for three or
four months and take great pleasure in saying that
benefited by them. GEO. p. SCARBuRGH.
May 5th, 1856. -
was recommended To Dir. John Tobias as a skill
fu OptIcian and as have eyes Of remarks pecu-
harty, was grained 10 find that Mr.. Tobias seem
ed to comprehend them by inspection and slig ht
measurement, and he has made Inc PAIR of Specta-
oles that suits me admirably. A. L. BUTLER.
July III, lb5G
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TNHE AUTHOR OF" JOHN HALIFAX, Gen.
guished author; 80 cents.
n Boat Life In Egypt and Nubia By William c.
- The Students Gibbon. BY William Smith, LII.
IL. Illustrated with one hundred engravings; 81.
Just published and for sale at
IT,, TAYLOR MAURY'S
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS,
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE..

N 3 IL A N T. Z CO Nj ANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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P.S. OPERA GLASSES of great variety, TEL
ESCOPES and MICROSCOPES, WATCH nj A
KER GLASSES, and maRy other articles In TINS
line at very low prices constantly on hand.
t.rI "
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& JUNNIMAN,
On Eourth straet ea Of hatu-oap L orJ

HUMPHREYS & JUNNIMAN
IL On Fourth street east. between and F
CAPITOL HILL,
have fitted up their place, which will be open driIy
To visitors, and every Monday afternoon for those
who wish to engage in the English Quadres or
German WaltZes. will find an opportunity 10 do so
there. Weher's Band has been engaged for the sea-
son, and will be in attendance.
They have hand and constantly making the
purest Larger to be obtained the city lie I779in
FRENCH BOOKS-Rousseau; Les Confess
u SONS, vols, illustrated, Is cents.
Rousseau La NOuvelle HelOlse, 2 vols. illustrated
IS cents.
Voltairs; lie Steele DIS LOnls XIV, VOL, illustra-
ted II cents. ~
Noltare; Dlctonnaro Phllosophique, 8 vols, Illus
trated Sl.75.
H0ltalIe La Henrlade vol, illustrated. 81 cents
Mime dc Sevlgne; LcttTes. | vol; IS cents
Louis Reyland; jerome Paturot: 81 cents
Scribe Comedies VandevIlles ~ cents.
Dumas Fills; AntOnlne; 50 cents.
Balzac; lie Cousin Pons 81 cents.
Ie8 FRANCK TAYLOR.
NvnTICE pTTTT - :,
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DEPARTMENT Oh INTERIOR, May 8, 1855.
From natural defects and the unequal range OF my
eyes have been compelled TO Use glasses for seys.
raj wears / have tined different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted 10 my eyes. -Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found TO serve me perfectly.
Nv the nss of his optometer he enabled to adapt
glasses most minutey to the eye. most cheeriully
recommend Mr.. Tobias 10 all having occasion TO use
classes and bear I'M testimony Ia has skill an
optician. HENh1 T. BA-bNIN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23
Bl0nkS! Blanks 7
TRUST and WARRANTED DEEDS
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

~ We understand that q few Of
our republican citizens went to work
and without notice to parties interest
ed, struggled from the County
Judge al injunction against the AL
dcrmen of this City, enjoining them
nom receiving any salary under the
recent ordinance. This is a political
move for political purposes and if il
succeeds it will be one Of the m st re-
markable performances on record. The
effect is simply to defrand the present
Council out of what every honest mem
Der Of the community must admit they
are entitled. The talk on their part is
open and bold that in the Spring they
shall carry the election and that the
Aldermen Of the next Council will be
entitled to pay.
We understand the parties intereS.
ted will apply for dissolution of tie
injunction. We are informed that one
OF the Petitioners FOR the injunction,
served in the capacity of Alderman
part OF the present year, and that he
made bitter complaint that he should
not have been allowed salary This
may account for the milk in that
cocoa nut. We shall have something
TO say of this hereafter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

ANOInEk uoRRlnlE NrRnr,

ANoIAEk HORRIBLE MukpEx.-We
are called upon to chronicle another dread
full murder, which was committed At the
"liaif Way House," between Rock Island
Moline. This is The same place, where a
few weeks .gc, Mr.. E,rl-y, a. tuat time
the proprietor OF the House. was shot,
while sitting in his chair, and now the man
who succeeded him in its keeping, has been
murdered. Ii is evident that there 10 band
CIVILIANS Injecting this region y he improv.
every occasion to pounce npon the unwar,,
rob them, and, it reco ,nized, hesitate not
TO commit the crime OF murder TO cover
their guilt.
Al few days since q mar was discovered
IN the back room Of Nc Neil Bro's Furniture
Store, hid und,r some cl airs, he was evl-
IDENTIFY there for the purpose of committing
robbery and perhaps murder, he succeeded
IN escaping, however, and is now dc ub,less,
Mla'ge watching his opportunity 10 max.
haul out Of some Of our citizens.
Again man was discovered ia the eel
of Gen. Sar,ent's House, on the blai, who
could moi give any satisfactory leason for
his presence in those quarters, und was &C.
cordlngIy given bed and board a, the Com.
" Tavern, near the Court House, si the
CountY,s expense
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

The Gazette of Saturday hal "A
communication from sold Sly -boots'
alias \. A. McCloskcy. upon the
subject of the JuIgeship, and saws
that he is IAN old citizen and trae
Republican, How many moons is it
since ''Sly-boots" was a true Demo
crat! How much personal interest
has "Sly boots in this election of a
Judge, and how much is he paid for
STRIVING, with small potato clique, to
secure the election of Il certain BAR
ticular sprig of the law, whose only
claims to the Office are want OF
professional business, and the fear of
starvation unless provided for, Verify
1t passes our comprehension how it
is that the voice of the people" could
even be supposed to issue from the
mouth Of such a man as that of the
Gazette correspondent. The Gazette
has unlnckily got its foot in the mud
In the business Of selecting a Judge
1t has been tlouted by almost the en-
tire body of the Republican lawyers,
and Its opinions and wishes laughed at.
1t Is at u decided discount in the
party, u kind of necessary evil" bnt
yet an evil, and all because it has
such small regard for the good Of the
people, and perpetually labors to
make big men out Of its tavorite pig
mics.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23
Guardians Sale.

nuBLIC ,tics ID her By ilven 'hat IN the 23d
L day Of February 1857, a. 9o'clnck p. NJ, at the
door Of The Court Hou z IL the city u Davenport,
Scott county, lowe, the undersigned. Guardian NJ
Sarah Connsufhy. minor. will OFF, fr sa- all
SAID moevs ipier' q b the Peal estate otiongins TO
the undivided one nth s. h part Of the following
,e cribsd premises to- wit: the Of sec 2o lots
and In sec II; and lot in sec 49, all In township
en-, Of rang g. east OF the 9Th situated In Scott
county, aforesaid. and containing In all tbout s2o
acres.
Terms Of Sale-k cash down. balance in year,
interest 10 ~ cent secured By MortaaGe upon the
premises. 4 r. CONNAU0HH,
T. w GrirIAu. Guardian.
Attorney for Guardian. feh6 d1 VI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

EE- We are reluctant to believe Sew
ard, who signed the pledge, with all
the State oficers,) at the same time he
was Governor of this State. would.
with his eyes wide open, 60 into the
liquor trade. Hlion independent.
We very. bluntly say that we have
no such reverence for VIM. II. Sew
ards temperance integrity. His life
aud practice will not allow it. The
least said about VIM. ii. Seward, tenn
perance orthodoxy, the better He
will not, nor his friends either, If they
are posted, raise that question. Cay
nga CHIEF.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

SUDDEN DEArH.-A man by the
meme OF Sloan, who b arded At the Miss.s.
sifp' House, fell dead on the sid.w Tx 10
front OF the Eagle Saloon OF SA,ur az last.
His desth wss caused BY sn enlargement, Of
The heart.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23
Trustees Sale.

VTIHRA1AS IN the 9eth day OF March. A d l0ss
w Hans BORN and NArssrs ha Porn, sx.cut-d
unto Austin Corbtn, - Tru- o, . certain drsd ~
Trust, conveying 10 ssid n nstre tho land IN Scott
county, Iova, d. crIbd - follows, TO Wit I'll thar
certain parcel Of land stnsd 10 The city of raven
port, ana descrb - fellows, 10 wit: tie vsss hAlf
Of io' numb,St ssv-n ~ In buck nnmb~rd one u
ia O. cons Addition 70 the city ~ Davenport, which
aid oonvsvsnee was mad. bv Id Hans sna Mac
rsths tot tk~ P1spoSs 81 s.eu hG the payment II =
Ger ain prom .ssory not-, ani be mt rss' 'kr
en-, signed ~ said Hans BORN dattd The
% b day Of Aasfh, A. D. 1885. and psyabir
on the ART DAY Of January 1857 with interest ~ 10
per cent after.
Ant nov - note Navins hecem- hu' and payable
AMI The said Hans BERN ha, Ing failed 70 pay the
same, Austin Go bin r nst@e afOSsed, do b.
~ give this public not!e-. that by vrtne Of tn
Viii 10 In me vested By said u of Trust, will -
Monday tie ninth day y March AID 1877 ., 2o'tck
10 n. ~ srnonn cf SAID day IN Court Hous- doc,
'hs city % nsv-aporf. expose ard oer sOs sale ~
s.,Lc suction tn - rsi 81 land aDsvs descibd
much thsr o. shall b. sufick At 70 ss'isiy snd
pay tie Amount Of sAd note witt the interest thereon
70 The day Of sale. together With I'll the ensts And
pens att nding sata aAie. co-ss OF this notice, and
fpusts O. fees upon the oSc plcsen Of ssh sale d.sl
va ~ glvcA . accordance Nth the stapulaiions Of
said D. - Of fress 10 the purchaser.
Dstsd the litA day Of February, A D. to67.
ttble AUSTIN COnDIN, rvustse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

Trains Of Cars cross tho River
Bridge daily according 70 The following
tine table:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

"WaisREy Ssrx.'-"Whiskey skin"
is made as follows: Take one glass of
good old Bourbon wbiskcy, put in a
tnmbler, put in two teaspoonsfnI ofsu
gar, and small piece Of skin" of
lemon. Fill up with hot water and
stir up handsomely. More whiskey
and less water, or less whiskey and
more water, may be supplied, accor-
ding to the condition Of the patient
A political parson in Boston has found
passage of scripture which sanctions
the drinking of this excellent beverage,
and quoted the same in the eccleslasti
cal examination Of Rev. !. $. kailoch.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

~ A couple was married in the
ears Of she NsmpAis and CAarlseon
Railroad list wset. Tie bride war 1
swlAeN" ND siatssa ysasss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23
Tyne for Sale,

A. she WGnce Of the STATE Drmsrrst.
$ - i One Font BREWER;
One do Burgcois
One do Plea.
sType Is partly WON, bltin good working con
NttOn end WORKS Iisin And clear. 1t will lie sold
. 10 aprli ed for soon fSwti
BAGS AND SACKS.
ZEE. 900 Osuabuss sscks, ,, a. and bushel
81 lov prices. Also.
%, 900 keaaless 0ass of all SIZES, a, the
CHICAGO BAG MANuFACTOkY,
sv9sdIm lis South Dearborn street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23
RAGS AND SACKS.
B.sGS! Bios! Bias!

MANUFACTURED by the Chicago Bag Aanufacto
WY ~ 'oph street corner Of CLARK, Chicago.
N.CuR, ..vKwnRAT, CORN MEAL, HAN, FAR
MEMS, OSNABuRG AND SEA ALESS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shortest notice. and at the
svsss market prices. The designs Tor branding ar
esW ssisIaAi, aud not " be surpassed IN this eonn-
nv. u. ". ASIAN
iyote ne Dearborn stI ect, Ohicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

ID Tuesd.y o.ssst m,s.,l ussa In Tu-
easHsn. y. ". ArcnEiL, H.p.
~. n. DAlsrIL, 6sC. no9sdtf
0Upsssass = vemsles NJ. Cheesnss's
etlls.-Ihe conbinatIons VI insrsdieats In these Ps
70 ths result u hong and exten.ivs practice They
mild " their operation. aud certain couce, .ns
eli irresuisritcs, painful menst raston removing all
bstIuetsas, whether from, cold otherwise, head
49, uss b III SIDE pslptsaton Of th- heart, disturb
- slssa ,wAtqAsrise from ln,srrulttn Of nature -
fLsy can be successfully use as preventive Thcse
pulls should saver b taken In pregnancy, as they
would ssre = esuss mHcarrisg wsrrsnttd pure
yvcgetsbe, and free from snyLi 'iiJnrious to iif'
81 health. Hspicit directions, WITCH should b~ read
secssnpsny each box. Price 81. For sale By the
Druesists In Davenport, and ! IL Clippensei,
oaAislssd. Seat by mail BY ineao,ns ~ I. DI Cor
osfsus L. OAoxrnan, NJ. le2 bsosd~sy. New Yorb.
Ueso-dswipJ
psalsy's Magical Palm ExisacsOs. THE srczi.
ssA >rtur,psl ehsvneterisies oil DALikA - MAGIC
Al PAIN kxTRACTOR consist;
let OF hs never failing and and nniqu prop~rr |
o. soou - applied 10 external injury, TO check la
ssnsastios instantly, snd rapidly to reduce II This
feature CONSTITUTES its great pcv~r to alleviate IT.
esh Of bpuns and scaids, and OF other painfu' ~.
s~ses In 90 Incredibly short space Of TIM nd -
sui appear from the few testimonials her.unto an
sssed livery Intelligent mind il n Ny aware that In
eli essrs Of external injury thc pam psoSiuc BY
iuasnnatka Of the injured psrts; and therefore
ron remove thc cause thu eGrc must
D. It's psriacAuve p, op~rties neu,raze the pol
80 that may lark In th. system, and viii Wien ap
p..sA 70 The seres, draw rapidly all i@purc matter
10 he surtsce and eject hen,c TIA. great diSchargr
N pesdures from sores occasioned by burns-snd
sAsu applied old ssd nsetesAte sores Salt Rheum
Or ether euisasous DISEASES.
Dssh bes 81 genuine Dsiisy's Pam Extractor h.s,
spss IL sts Plate Engraved Label with Vie sigma
,sr.so '. CLICKENKR \ CO., proprie,ors. and
nasafsetursr. BENNY DALLY. All other, a.
. unt.,t II Price 10 cents per box =
~ Au.,a,, should be addressed 10 G. Click !
,ust TO al psrcisy street New York. :
Sold ~ oil y, urglss. and Mediene q sler- through.
u the United States. .f9o-da~si
Wm 4. Mate heIor's Hair nye.-No burning I
compound could ever have attained The
.niverssa hvor accorded 10 this Dye, the original.
lever failing fsvo,ite Nats'e Is not mole true "
ss.els than the brown blzck p-odue' IN II e red
less grayest Or most frcwzy hair by II. Made ami
ND or applied Al Datsheiors wig FACTORY, in nine
,riv sse rosns) m Broadway, New York. WmA 8
stshsaer 10 On the box Of ernuiue others
atisss.
Fer sale W Alvs-d Van Pstt-n. e
se,36-dswim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23
Rr1Vste RoUrAl,eS =.

AAM b. o. ADAhe saviEe tak-n The Non Ia
WI Thosfngto0'e Heus~, st the rner % eth and
1su ttW NV Wept 70 scc~"W"uss 20 70
% day bnAi dfg0 tine p.om 20 Vt, euirstis 70 ~
3eDtA or 4 Gut And VILE de- fAltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23
n. DARLINGTON q CO.,
Attsrncys Ut Law,

One. cor Main h Second sis, orr. LrCisir~ Nous
Collections made and ~ cnpiy RENTED sos
u thu United SiNtcs.
E,st.rn Exchangr for sale In sunni v
cant>
Money TO Loan on long q, short tin
RFTkRESCEs:
p Gib4on Esn Ga -h,r Bauk a Ba1tifnere,
" r.vu,rnd H-a - Chester CO
West Chester. Pa
Morris 4 Jones 4 Co., PhtlsdelIhiA,
Hoops 4 townsend, do
r. Woo,lw I'd 4 Co. BANKERS, Chicsg",
Darby 4 Ia ksdae, BAnkrrs, NJ lonis.
DR. = Il Clarke. S~e Am. ms. Co, ~ '""s
RT Lrrh 4 c. tittsbIrgh
Day 4 Matlack. Cincinnsu
McGrrgor, Lswrs 4 Nakemore. Dawn
ki~ IN Smith. Ed, u"
No, 22ds W6tnu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

Mas. MAckEADf.-By invitation Of
the "Young Mems Literary Association -
Mrs. Mscready will give one OF her Dram
attic Readingsa At LeClaire Hall, on Tuesday
evening. February oath, 1856 The pro
grAmme contains the choicest selections
from various celebrated writers. The fol-
lowing, from the Boston Post, will show
our readers what 10 thought 1t Mrs. Mac.
read +, the Is Athens Of America":
at is gratifying 10 record the entire sue.
cess Of this lady IN establishing herself IN
The midst OF her auditors o. one possessing
most H srked ability. Her reading was The
effective delineaiion Of the stage, rather
iran the monotonous rehearsal Of the lecture
room, aud the full force OF the authors
meaning was admirably given by her, &C.
companied as il was, nv the aeliun, which
70 so essential al auxiliary to the oice in
Tho nicely OF elocu'ion. Her action was
magnificent. Entirely familiar with the
authors she read from, the scene or the
poem, uninterrupted TO lis close were clothed
win all the ornaments that her genius i'm.
parted 10 H. The audience was much de-
lighted and manifested frequent and hearty |
applause Her career as a reader, must |
prove a brilliant one !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

Is yory large, and contains srlenad variety ~ Bid
Blankets, brown and blesched Nnslins and Driiines
Ticking woalen and cation Flsnncls. Iins"ys, Den
inns, Crash r..
Or goods were bought with the intention OF ore7-
ing here about the first OF last month tnt we were
MT abis to procure room. The season hss :" 'a'
advanced that viii ssli them at very low ~ CO s.
low II not LIVER than were ever before "G"'e' n
this city order 10 make room for our sprins sok
Of goods The public respectfully hvit'd to call
and xamjne our goods and prices
jan2Sdtf =. & n. TfNEH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

Herring's Safes.
Tho subscribers are Ag,nts
for M,s-rs. ). G.. Herring 4
% cslerraleir,re and Thi-f
Proof SAFE. We would irSit
the att MT II Of tn public 70
b fact that these Safes have
.ur years sto.i the test OF
pota n e, I'll I AMI also %
tine. Very many Safes VIII
ma measure defy the I -rmer
anil ct fall r ..snrg. fns. latter