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NUMEROUS ASSAULT AND ATTEMPT AT HIGH
WAY RoBsERT.-As Mr.. John Plant, bricklayer.
was on his way home from Wizards Hotel
about II p. m-where he had been working on
ranges to that hour-he was met on Fourteenth st ,
near Dr stones, corner of +, by an unknown
man, OF swatthy complexion, who demanded his
scutie ensued, in which he stabbed Nj. =. near
the heat.
Just then the approach Of strangers caused the
hlghwayman TO flee His cut is severe, and though
dangerous, the attending physician does not anti
ciPate that IL will prove mortal
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REAL EsrArE-Ye Yesterday the following prop
erty was disposed of by J. C Mcclure, auctioneer:
Eastern half of lot No. g. in square sig, with i'm
provements consisting of large and desirable
dwelling, to w. b. Sasscer for 3s25 Parts of
lots and z, in square 4l9, with improvements a
two story frame dwelling and back building, to
F.. Letronne for S72S.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW

BY J.C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer. :
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AMP LOTS
II AT puBLIc AucrIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
Uses, shall sell part Of Lot No. D. in square $50
being the part fronting the public alley between
and streets south and Sd and ~ streets west with
the improvements, consisting Of two nearly new
Frame Houses, containing four rooms each, being
portion Of the estates OF Joseph Il. Evans.
Terms One-thlrd cash the residue in and l2
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured the
may sd JAS. c. Mcguire. Auctioneer.
By WALL& BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TWO NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HousEs
l. WITH THE Lois At AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY 9Th instant, at O'Clock p. m, we Will sell, in
front OF the premises, Lot No. H. Square No. 81,
fronting - feet Gath street west and improved
with two new two story Frame Dwellings.
This property Is now under rent to good tenants.
sale positive.
Terms: One half, cash; the residue in six and
WE'VE months, bearing interest and satisfactorily
NAV . WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
ByA GREEN. AuctIoneer.
DIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Il FCRNITUE AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY, the
dence Of Mr. = =. Briggs, street south between
9Th and 9Th streets east, opposite the Engine house
Nav, Yard, good lot of Furniture. viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, and Stands
Rosewood case Chckerng PIanoforte, fne instru-
China. Glass, and CLockery Ware, Clocks
High and low post Bedsteads Mattresses
MaTble-top Washstands
Cane and other Chairs, Carpets
Cooking and other Stoves
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash.
may 26-d A. GREEN, Auct
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BY JAS. e. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
THREE Fol II STORY RPICE N N T.

THREE FOG r. STORY BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, May 9th, at O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell parts Of Lots Nos. and s. IN
Square No. SIS, fronting each lot IL feet north
street, between 4th and 5th streets west, running
back 81 feet II inches, with the improvements. con-
slstlng of three tour-StOry Brick Dwelling Houses
containing nine rooms and kitchen, with water and
gas INK lures throughout, and large back porches.
Terms One third, cash; the residue ia 8. II, and
10 months with interest, secured 10y deed of trust on
the premises.
may 2I-d JAS. c. Mcguire. Auct
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BvA. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

Bv a. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
ID STREET, BETWEEN IRST AND ECONDSTREETs
EAST, AT ACCTIoN.-On THURSDAY, the 18th IN
slant, shall sell, front of the premises AT o'clk
.. beautiful Building Lot, having front Of 20
feet the south side of street north, running hack
70 81 feet alley l6s feet 5a inches, ben all OF Lot
No. 10, IN Square "a, between First and Second
streets east.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
\ deed given and a deed of trust taken.
may 26-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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WAS. C. Mcguire. Auctioneer

VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE AT PUBLIC
v SALE.-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
May 18th, at o'clock, ON the premises. shall sell
parts OF Lots 10 and IL, IN subdivision of square No
AL, fronting Il feet on New York avenue between
9Th and It'll streets west. running back IS feet more
or less with the improvements, consisting Of three
story Frame Dwelling House.
Terms easy, and made known at the sale.
2l-d. las. G. McGI'IR g
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NOR CASH.
L ATGREATLY REDUCED PRICES
A great variety of Gold Hunting Patent Levers
I.epins, Anchor Levers, and LADIES' WATCHES
Vest and Fob CHAINS, CHATELiINS, SEALS
&C., and all other styles of fine JEWELRY. We
especially call the attention of
HOUSEREEPERS
to our assortment of Silver PLATED WARE
COFFEE SETS, WATERS, c STORS
FORKS, &c.
II We are prepared to sell very low. The pub
lie is invited to call and price our goods.
NAV l6-2w III. SENIKEN. S}l Penn ave
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u w. F. BENTER, Proprietor.
The advertiser takes pleasure In announcing to hi
friends and the public, that he has taken the -
house formerly occupied by Hayward Wilson Sj;i
known as Union Hail." adjoining the Bank ofLlI
Washington.
His;Bar is stocked with the best of LIQUORS
and CIGARS. and his personal attention is a sure
guarantee that his friends will be suited In every par
tIcular. NAV q -eoiu
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Two THE PUBLIC AND PARTICULARLY
TO MIIIINERS STRAW BON ~
NETS, HATS, and FLATS for ladies, gen-cNv
tlemen, and children, will be Bleached and *
Pressed in the newest French sty les, and AT the
shortest notice, at the new Grand Bleaching and
Pressing Establishment.
NJ. WILLIAM
may IL I'm 81 Market Space, bet. 18th and 9Th
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- FINE PIANO.
I" am happy to say that have used Hans & Bro
Tiers Pianos at musical conventions, and find them
excellent instruments In all respects.
GEORGE +. RooT."
"You ask my ouoion Of the Pianofortes manufac-
tured by Hams Brothers, of New York. am
happy to state that, having used them in several of
my musical conventions, have been highly pleased
with them, and have heard no expression regarding
them from the many musicians attendance but that
of admiration. For purity and fullness of tone and
elasticity of touch they deserve the highest praise;
indeed. am very anxious TO have one of them to
IN the great National Convention which am to hold
IN Washington III February next. Yours very truly,
Dec. -, 1855. J. b. WOODBURY.
One very fine Piano from the above establishment
of superior tone and finish, for sale at great bargain
at our Piano WareroOms, 36 Penn. avenue.
may 10 JOHN +. ELLIS.
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COLTS NEW MODEL, WARMERS AND
lens single end Double Barrel Pistols, Powder
riasks; Shot Pouches Gun NiPpers; Ramrod Heads.
Percussion Caps, Eey's and Baldwin's Gun Wad-
ding Wad Cutter, and a good assortment of Gun
Trimmings, for sale by
F.. X. LCNDY,
may No. I23 Bridge street Gporgetowu
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT.-Two large pleasant PARLOR
Il ROOMS. Two gentlemen wishing 10 room to-
gether would hnd II pleasant summer arrangement.
No. $50 r street. NAV a6-Ns
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NEW YORK LEDGER for May 3nh,-The
worth.
NAV q FERGUSON 48S 18th street.
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THE GREAT SALE.-Those desiring furniture
should not fail to remember that the great sale at
the National Hotel continues from day to day.
To-day the auctioneer commences on the parlors.
Rare chances for bargains are to be met there.
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FOR RENI.-A very desirable FRA ME
Il DIV ELLING on West street, Georgetown, bs-
tween High and Congress- next door TO the ev DR..
Boc0cS, $ For further particulars apply TO HENRY
BAR Ron, NJ the Coal and Mood Nard of Barron
and Stsver, Green street, Georgetown. NAV a6-lW
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WOOD LANDFOR SALE.OR EXCHANGE
wv EOR CITY PROPERTY OF &C., ~,

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-A we'll
Il furnished three-story Brick House and Furnl-
tnre for rent TO a careful tenant The rent will bs
So Inquire at the Star Office, or al 1872 street
First Ward. NAV % -Sfs
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PROPOSALS.

Il NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BnrHdH Of Yards and Docks Nav 10, I257.S
SEALED Proposals, endorsed Proposals for I'm
provements at Eis's Island, New York )" will be re-
ceIved at this office until noon the st day of June
next.
Bidders are referred TO the Commandment of the
Navy Yard, New York, for plans and specifications
Of the work; to be completed within six 90 months
from the date of contract.
Approved guaTantors To the offer, and sureties to
the contract, according to law, will he required.
MAJ l
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NOTlCE;-The co-partnership heretofore exist
l ing under the name of Schwartz & Drury, is
this day dissolved. The books and accounts are in
my possession, and all persons indebted to the late
hrm are hereby notified that alone am authorized
TO receipt for the same.
SAMUEL. IT. DRURY,
Cate OF the firm of Schwartz Drury,
Washington, May 25, 1857. NAV 25-3t
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SCHOOL. BOOKS AND STATIONERY OF
- all kinds
may is FERGUSON, 4s6 7th street.
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DIANOS FOR RENT AT JOHN .ELl.IS'S
i between 9Th and 10th SITS. may
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SUPERIOR NEEDLES-Crowley,s Patent Go,
- lnlald Needles also, Smith 4 Sous Needles at
NAV 23-St IAMMOND'S, 18th street.
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lr Is DUE TO the officers Of the Auxiliary Guard
to say that they not to blame for the escape OF
that I" sOaker'' from the guard house on Satur-
day He was placed there by Police Officer
when the Guards Were not on duty, and ''leaked
Out'' before the Guard went on duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

The FUNERAL of the lamented Dr. CHARLES s.
Frailey took place yesterday afternoon, from his
late residence on New York avenue, and was at
tended by a very large concourse Of people, in
Guiding the Grand Lodges of the Masonic and
ODD Fellows Orders, and by several subordinate
lodges.
The services on the part of the family were
performed by Rev. DR.. Pyne, OF the Episcopal
church the eulogies at the grave Congressional
6urylns ground) by p. G. NJ. French and G M
whiting, of the Masonic Order; the Masonic
prayer by Rev. Byron Sunderland; and that on
Chaplain. -
Wither's and Weber's bands accompanied the
procession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

MANTILLAS-MAN
WI Just opened new assortment ths-daS May
o. at the store of FRANCK A. McGEE,
NAV 91-eo2w 244 Pa ay, bet. 18th and 18th sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

Debility and Nervousness, Dtstaste for Society,
Gloomy Presentmenis, pam and weakness In the
bacx impairment u mem al vgor and memory weak
and watry eyes, eruptioiI- OH the face and body,
rest.essness OF vicious dreams and unrefreshing
sleep unftness for marriage relation, improper e.
citabiity Of the organs, stictu6e, costven as piles
dyspcpsa he. To the truth OF Ibis mr. OF l-s- ~
case, every suferr ifom sli AIRY iaduisDce car
attest Aud further, any Ia eat or FANNY pr dispo-
sition 10 disease, as imbec,y, impotence, insanity
&C. il almost surely event ually developed into actv
hy ami It Is actually the NEST frequent cause OF
those maladies in young persons, - proved by the
statistics OF all countries And this Is equally true
Of both sexes.-Still, II taken IN time this disease
and its consequences perfectly smenabe to treat
ment.
DIR Hubbeli has. for many years past, been con-
suited upon so many and distressing cases Of hi.
wee that his attention has been necessarily much
directed 70 its eainent and and he Is happy
+, add, has, beyond his most sangune expectations,
mAtu- ed a treatment at once safe and certain, and
free from painful operations or nsuseous medicines
DIR Uubbei's Treatise should be- obtained by every
one, it will prove complete safeguard against i'm
position. II explains the nature and seqnences
OF all diseases OF the generative organs.
II. Those living at = distance, by enclosing two
postage stamps, in order to prepay The pos,ae will
re, eve copy By return OF nail, gratis.
DR. Hubbel's experience 10 not exc-ed by any ply
sician, in the treatment OF PIRATE Nse0ses OF any
nature.
NTOTICE-HIGHLYIM IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
~ All LADIES suffering OF Female Complaint
whatever, are recommended 10 cal All cases treats
ed and cured without delay and with the happiest
results Uterine and painful menstrual obstruction
| requiring surgical operations removed by scientific
treain emit II desir d, convenient rooms PROVIDED.
Advice strictly confidential. II
Persons living at . distance, by giving . plain
statement their cases will be attended to pnnctu-
aly and medicines forwarded by express to all parts
| Of the United State..
Address, Hubbell, NJ D. box 1858 o, Chicago
| Illinois.
Private office, No 60 Randolph st. opposite the
| Revere Hotsl.
Juue1oitt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

At Chicago the Mississippi river is
full Of ice, and navigation has closed
north of Dubuque.-Boston Port.
That is about eqnal tothe paragraph
which appeared in the columns Of the
n. Y. Tribune which located Keokuk
in the south western part Of Iowa, and
displays about ~ much knowledge
Of western geography ~ did the Lon
don paper which made the startling
announcement that the Mississippi riv-
or Was frozen over as far up as Pitts
burgh. Schoolmastcrs are wanted in
the east.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
FLOUR & FEED.


~ +. ELLIOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Ne Flour, Grain and teed, keeps constantly on
hand II hts tore on Perry street bctwees Frost and
.econd. all kinds Of Flour and Feed, consisting Of
White Mountain Mills Flour In ibis, Is and IA bbl
Sacks. Rye Flour. Buck wheat Flour. Corn Meal.
al kinds Of Mil Peed. Wig Bssn, shorts and Mod
iinRs, also Oats and Corn shsed and the ear all
Of which hs will deliver 1t any reasonable distance
VIM. his store, free Of charge, 70 the Retail Trade
the high-st market price vii u al times be pave for
wheat and Tata and Buck Wheat. Store cpen from
81 to6 p. n. on and after Monday Nov. I'd, 1857.
oc3Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

smaller Of our small contemporaries has
been here . little longer we trust he
may learn that nauseating histories of
midnight dcbauches, however popular
they may have been in Evansville, are
not much admired by the refined resi-
dents Of this CITY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

HAVIN0 made ArYangements with Mr.. Jocot
Weaver. Assent for ClaSk's Patent Flour Mills "a
conduct and carry on the Mil, eorner Of Ferry and
Third styosts. lhaveoS ganised s0ctsty " which
an enabled 20 foSnish the nembsgs thereof with ths
best extra 0our a. the present price Of wheat fol
the son Of % n per barrel, for family 80 nSssel
and 1egulasious for th9e vi. hing 70 beeeoo neu,
bers. may b - at u mill Until ne Let Of Does
ber ne1t.
-. JuLlus SOLOMON.
wosM relss y 1sooD. Ceee : eeaQeaA
1ev. 1eo10 ~ J. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
DIR. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion
OR TIE
Tn(Orflf0fC'S Friend.
JUSTPUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS

TO YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
first and direct consequeuce
Of excess and abuse Of the
sexual syst-D, Is . peculiar
diseased condition Of the -
minAl organs which the Au-
thor In his TREATISE, has
called the special disease u
AAstuYbation. The follow
ing disorders, some In one
case. some In another, are
again the direct consequent
Gre of this disease, viz: w.
rninAl Emissions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
TIhc N. Y. Herald of the OGl

TThc N. Y. Herald Of the Goth
nit, states that there is now in the
vaults of the New York City Banks
the enormous sum Of twenty five mil
lions in specie, which renders that
city the G'beraltcr of the commercial
world. The banks of England, France
and the Continental States have in a
measure suspended specie payments,
or taken steps which arc equivalent to
it, in order to save their rotten gov
crnncnts, and equally rotten systems
of finance, from going by the board.
The Banks Of New York are now the
only sound financial institutions in the
world.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02


~The Gazette makes a feeble at
tempt to defend its coarse and vulgar.
not to say indecent, attack on gentle
men high in position in the State and
elsewhere. 1t shows at starting that
it has a bad cause, aud the wrong side
by getting angryat vel timed and Who'll
some rebukc. The Editors of the Ga
xette may pretend to believe that they
arc not censurablc for publishing in
their columns that mass of filthy trash,
but they know as well as we do that
wretched account Of drunken sprces
Is not hit material for a family news
paper. In their labored defence. thew
publish their assaults on Judge Clag-
got, and the Democratic party at
length, but attempt to cover up the
disgusting ISLANDERS they uttered con-
corning Governor Willard, and Goven-
Or Walker. Why do not they repub-
ishwhat they said about those distuin-
gu'shed mena Are they ashamed Of
IT. by tho very act of publishing
their attack on Clagget and the De-
mecracy, and refusing to repubish
their libels on the two Governors. they
admit that the latter arc not fit for pub
Gcation.
The Gazette has taken a wronp no
sition in this matter. If it had con-
fessed that it had gone too Ear in its
vulgarity, many would hav pardoncd
IT. coarseness, but by attempting to
justify its scurrility, it has brought
upon it, head the censure of the whole
community. We acquit our neigh
boFs Of any intent to transgress the
bonds Of decency; they simply forget
themselves for the nonce. fancyinp
Themselves back in Indiana. Such a
paper = the Gazette Of Monday
though Il ahocks and disgusts the cul-
s'vsasd Psopls Of D&snport-would
- > sPiey sheet among the rude
M1essaas Hoosien. When the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02


The Territories already belonging t.
us and those which we may peacefully
or otherwlsc acquire must be- held sa-
cred TO freedom and such changes be
made IN the material Of our Supreme
Court and in our National Legislature
IN 10 secure the enforcement OF the
sentiments Of the people on this qncs-
tion.- Chicago Press.
Our Republican friends have a vast
work before them, and we fancy they
will find their task As difficult AS that
Of Sisyphus, who was condemned in
ancient story, "up the hill to roll a
huge round stone" which never reach
ed the top. They declare that call
territories now belonging TO us, or
which we may hereafter acquire, must
be held sacred to frccdom-that is.
must be put in the straight jacket OF
the Wilmot proviso, to prevent their
inhabitants from committing political
suicides by selecting such institutions
AZ they may prefer Now, if we were
to tell tire Chicago Press that the rank
and file Of all parties approve the pin
ciple OF popular sovereignty, it would
doubt our assertion, and yet, it is well
known that during the last campaign
republican orators were in the habit
OF proclaiming TINT they were well sat
'slIed with the principle alluded TO
provided 1t should be fairly admins
tered. Our contemporary knows what
"A revolution in public opinion as to the
Nebraska bill the last three years have
witnessed, and we think it must see
that principle so cmincntly fair and
just AS that OF popular sovereignty will
grow IN favor as Its bcnciicicnt opera
ton is more fully seen. We believe
that principle to be too firmly cstab-
lishsd ever to be shaken. But how
docs the Press intend to overthrow it3
"By changes to be made A.. in the mate
rial OF our Supreme Court ~ When
our how those changes arc to be made.
or what they arc to bc, the Press does
not inform us. The Chicago Tribune
proposes that Congress should abolish
the supreme Court, but as Congress
has not the power, that project is not
feasible. The Judges hold Office for
life, and they cannot be got rid OF
without getting rid of the Court also
1t also happens that few democratic
judges die; more resign; the Rcpubli
cans will find waiting for dead mems
shoes, a very tedious business. The
Republican party is not as strongly
represented by the Supreme Court as
it was six months ago, for Curtiss has
resigned but the conservative element
will have an additional representative
in the person Of Nathan Clifford
Judge Mclean is very old, and should |
he be taken away, the slavery rcstric-
tions would not have single mouth
piece on the Supreme bench. Is not the |
Press little wild on this Supreme Court
question: Can the Press hope to OBJ
tam the consent of enough States to
abolish the Supreme Court by altering
the Constitution when the ayowcd OBJ
Ject OF that adjustment is the prostra-
ton of the Judiciary, and the erection
OF partizan tribunal in its stead 1t
cannot be SO mad. Until that can be
effected the Republicans may give up
all hope of "changing the material of
tho Supreme Court"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
CHICAGO DENTAL lNSTRU MENT
AND STOCK DEPOT,

Nv. " AA n II y - y IL =
Over Ross 4 Co., Store, Chicago. -
HAvIN0 secured the agency from various Eastern
Ii Companies, he subscriber 10 nov prepared TO
furnish oil articles In the Dental Line trn single
Instrument TO full and coDpsete set, ~ hsstesn PHI
ces,
Gold Plate cut to Patterns Teeth rejected 70 Casts
and . ut ~ Expsess when cFd<ie'. Hsving TOR me
tmc felt the need Of establishment whovs could be
had Apythng In this line, conceived the ites OF
ep~ninG one; end hsvtn0 20 years experience In oil
the various departments Of the Profession, bope
70 b. abls y ssppy the vaAta - H. Ard srass TO b
furnibhS1 fsee o. chsioe when 6ssiTed. Orders -.
liclte4 90 pru0ptU attea6sa %.
Address 0rdoe1 - 4. D0nION, Agent,
Nov111o0 - o1A1. Qaioe1 m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

MEsSRS sTKvsN3ON l. CARNAH an have re-.
IVA moved from their old quarters to No. Le-
Cladre Aow-to the store formerly occupied by r. H..
Achee, where they will BE- found prepsrei 10 se rye
the publie with Drugs, Ned ems DC In the bet
style. Thsnsful for the liberal patronage Of the
past they will ever strive " merit continuation Of
the same. nov0Si1,r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

HAVING formed = eo-partoership under the name
AAsf Lllis Brain. In the 0rocery sud probes b. :
s.ness, - TIE star formerly occupied BY J. Ltiis
hEo., On the corner Of TiftA and Brady sts !. We
would solicit acoatinuanesoi the psson-
aee 70 libsraly beloved upon them. We shau a1ways
endeAvor to give satisfaction to our custuners a.
fiisuds.
Daveoport, Nov. ~. (d1w) J. LlLlIs,
=. DRA10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
OUR JOB OFFICE,

TAass having printing work Of sny description to
- auas. vfa md tho job Once Of the sTATE DE-
2ocaAs aAss 10 torn II ont - neatly, and st - mo-
tessts psoss, ~ any In chs city Our assortment Of
ne, md every other requisite, sach TO leave
sotAsag 10 - desired 10 enable to furni.h IS well
sxscstsd book work, circulars, posters, And sthe
Ishs, ~ cen be printed. We Invite any having oDm
naods 70 give cor Office trial.