davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

TRRsH ARRIVAL ~ szAsoEAsLE BOOTS
SHOES And CATERS F0R LADIES, MISSES
AND cHILDREN.
/ ADlEs FTensh LAs'ins Caters.
:. IlaiisA cissh thlsk rnls Gasturs, xiss. heck;
. teagress Boolss
ans's b Cah 4" EzTy sapertor,
frrHeh Norooca ara Eid NsIs Roots.
cerocgt 40 stitched tosts th'cE sole. very snss
tag. Nul, I'D a ff~uc1 v ai4i1e Hhoss
sap. frenca Calf Boots 4 Bss1ias. shek scls. Soc
lcod srati e.,
i" Fins FreneA Kid Slippers, pal8 and 18th bacsisii
SfeEca klnbEgidsEea NorninE fif pSFs. 80 uz.
Cora SIZES, ovrTsnoss and foistis Slippers. &C.. &c.
Misses zna giirela dress thck soic faiers haosx
ana shoes q fssnch Ncrccco, KID Goat skn and Cal
Fnr Drsss, Rforsed and black Nd slippers
The above seck very sageroT. eaa w - soi 81 scs
prizes john kAalA6ks
desc - CeieEs street.
Fire Crackers!
"a RoXFe Il he ahase IA a ser~Fe3 ana ar sale ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
NOTICr.

HAVING disposed q stock Of Boots, Shoes &c. 90
a to MessrS hAAnsHAw RUrLANn taks great pleas
ms them the old patrons Of the late
% and bcsPt for them share ct the patronage Of e
puslc generally ROBERTSON DAshlELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
NOTICF.

A 7. BRADSHAW and a. v. RUrLAND have purehAs-
"a. ed from heskrs. konKKTsos uAsHIEI their entire
Stock OF Boois shoes HAS, TruRss &C and would re-
specially iniorm the old patrons Of the late firm and the
pebble generally, thai III ntead kefp al the Old fttnd,
NO "a. College street well seetta Retail soeS for La
dies, tientieueh' md Chlrsns wear which they will
tenton 10 business merit shaTs Of the pubic patron
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
ADVANTAGES AND E,clLIrIE3 OFFERED D7 TIE

r-
Goods confined 10 the Agents Of me South ra~olra
Rar0 ~ at thUe-toa Ei lie forwarded ''Free Com
N 81 n drayS-e, whsr@cs Pr Re only clar
bll Of wAtca With nuoUn- e freight Fad sill be
mai q to con sne-s Mars pacssL Agent 5. C. Z.
R, Charleston, :. G.
he So-th Carolina Railroad viii advance shippers
chaTg's so that hose who prefer consignDg SorUs-
sion eoUse can DO AID L.ys their expeuseli payable
here.
All rei h, f1r Nashville 5nd St8ous the Nashville AMI
Chattanooga Rail- old from Charleston hg
Train7 only, and shippers may RI j. upon the utmost Gss
patch and prJuItre,s.
Tie E;te from Oh rsstou to hye will a: al times be
a. log by savannah.
l am arnor=td, and viii Sc. le pro~ptly any over.
charges and dtmas that may o-clI this line.
In Gaze olilst O. missing gCods wiz ke chsrse any
correspondence tbtiT recovery, nd ros
found VIII pay 10 the within thirty days after notice
is gwen at this office.
Merchants SOoE fhs line 4 the Nashville and Chatta.
nocg Railroad w bear ia mini .hst the rates APP
ply all goods from NharesfCn wh are TO le delivered
az she foaw1g Sta ions. 1b stevenson Anie son Dech-
erd l1iLth0ns. Norma uGy Wartrate Sue yvlie, Bell
buckle foteTy.lt, Nu-frEo,b7r" SclyTnf,
shat De pr p.led % give every analiou and rfOr
cation desired in regard 10 r. ishls expeus
Corr eygaGeu's NAV rely uTCn prompt answers to al IN
auile; ami every ate ion gsva brouEh
der my supervision AID control
CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent
JAnS-H No. % College 9. Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
NEW FIRM.

~ y. sEsBJEsY 4 Ei. =. PEACH,
i have llT1arf partnership under Tie nanae n
sad syle tfF J. seaary CO aus taken the stock IA
cfry street ana surcurr 70 fkcis iunds and he pub
ht sey urrpafs - execEts dcscfpuon e rarE
"a abe PLUMBING 81 81 ts. IN he oe1lzs sea- sas-
st4nta 7asEnr ItsF Iii also furnish aa a. - FIX
n ne han4soaes yies- They respectfully solicit
stars - nuhic fsironsgs. ianzl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW Or
LEANS nAIE.Y LINE
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI d
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

o7~En - THE new light a oTs1 -
ZDHyssssls5 drsught steam FEEsI-JSSs5sG1 !
EsSGzSSsSz5Ezszs6sss er GEN PIKE,
GRACE Master, being expressly BUN for this trade, with al
the modern improvement, with the light draught sub
stantal and new steamer SAMUEL P. EIBBARD, SAMUEL
p HBB Master, viii regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the above portson OF the boats
being ia port every week These boats being in Command
Of cid and experienced commandans and with superior
facilities for passengers freghts socs share Of pub
lie patronage. For passage freight apply on board, or
II. H. HARRISON, Agent,
oct3i-6n Front street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
WHEELING
PIlFSBURG.
DCNKIRE,
BUFFALO and

To Al The Eastern cilies
Three daily Eastern Trains at 6 NJ JOAN andsP NJ
EAIlRcT IRAlN-Clevelaud, Pittsburg SteubenvIe and
Wheeling Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati al O'clock
FOR all the Eastern cities; also Detroit via Cleveland
Springhed Wilmington, Clrceve, Lancaster Zlnes-
vile, Chcohe and Athens. This stops Gin
cnnati and Columbus Loyeand Morrow Xenia and Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAlN-Cleveland, Pittshurg and Wheeling Ex
press Mail leaves nruna at 10 o'clock l. " via Cgve-
land, Pttsburg and WheeaE an Eastern cities This
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommoistion, Leaves Cincinnati at
53l O'Clock P NJ, for Springfield Wilmington Crcevile
and Lancaster, Chlic)tle and uisbOFongh. This train
stors NJ all points bet eern Oincinnsti Springfield
FOURTH IkAlN-Cleyesnd and Pittsbn G ght Exnress
leaves Cincinnati al o'clock, Cleveland and Pitts
burg Jr ali h= Eastern cities. THIS train stops at poi "a
between Cincinnati and Columbus
one Train Sunday at 80 o'clock P. NJ for Columbus
Trains BY Columbus Time Minutes faster thau Gin
cinuEti.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
LsITTLD MT
AVID
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRAOD


EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS.
Is TIE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only running axe shore
Depot at Cleveland and the only with uniform guage
from Cincinnati to Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EEANI OTHER ROEYE Cleveland passengers 90 vim
Saudusky and depend trains from Chicago and Toledo to
East, break guage at Sanduy and ferry from Old Ohio
City to Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only with reliable connection and from GIN
CiNNATI and PITTSBURG.
By ANY OTYEE EOU7E, Pittsburg Passengers de.
pend at BeefOntane Forrest trains from INDIANAPOLIS
and Fort Wayne to go East
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS.
rs TIE ONLY R0ETE to and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEUBENFILLE
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
IS TIE ONLY ROB YE to and from Cincinnati Column
bus Grestne and Oleyelani with lightning express without
change Of cars.
This great comfort to Ladies and Families
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUWBUs,
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati TO the
Fast, uniform and safe speed maintained Connections
certain
By ANY OTTER ROUTE from Cincinnati a dangerous
speed required distance DELAYS necessary
in changing passengers and baggage Eef0utauc Forr
sandu9.y, and Ferrying at ID Ohio City.
Through Eickets
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

ADDITIONAL SUPPLIEs Yog GEsTLEMEE.
HAVE rs's wee the ioosins ane stoct flr Wn.rr WsAF
Gsnts FleueA CAT STITCHED Uoabls soc i.oots;
" Haisess.
Dress ErcsE
" ." Patent resther ana .. 4 Gaisera:
" supsr Frsn-h Clash pIsss
Calf Oaf4Fd re. double sal-5:
aofist slippers. stylrs aEa patsegns.
B9Ys AID fas'Aa soas Water al Drsst shors Famps,
Az hsitsrs, &C. JOHN EANA6k,
essSe - CollrEe 4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
Fare as Low as by any other Route.

FOR THROUGH TICKETS
Aud all Information, please piY at he No
use, second door Wet Of Vine street III Gibson
House Building and Old Office, Southeast oruer Of Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House or at The
Eastern Qdtte MamD Depot, las; Front -tfret.
CUcs hours nom ~ i. H., 81 T. "
P. ". sTBADER dtuTAE't.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers a. al The principal Hotels each aud
train. BY leaving directions AZ ether OF above
oces will call for passengers IN all parts Of The CITY, With
out fail. lmay21l H. B. RUGGLES, Conductor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
YVES TERN FSE E.EGEsT aGEsCY IOIE
THE CHARLESTON LINE,
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

SUPERINTENDENT CTTcx, n. 4 C. RI
NASny'LIK Jan. 6 1871.
~ and al Monday next, ne l. inst the Toilet or
- nee ~ the Nathyiue Chattanooga Railroad vii be
tst7thhe a. No 20 College rect, under the sexaRes
Hotel The Oh's win be open At A. ". ard closed a,
o'clock, NJ. Passengers should scurc Tirkets D. fore
gong TO the cars. III. ANDERSON, Srp't
u l.. AHDEAsoF, li-ket Agent jaE9-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

TIRE Crackers.
90 BoxEf q the sb8te iast seerFe9 sad a. sale ~
w a@sa }, =. kobBkfsOa, Bssa4sas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

IUSr RECEIVED per steamer Dr.. Robsrtoa--
u $500 sscfs Zine SALT
80 ssri-sly chotcc Coacr;
20 hhfl prime sugar;
This = = Almonds;
j. b.Fs rep1cr,
10 b.Es spice,
- p4cksees tOsRcco;
20 bags LED Aa1n Floar, e1pa-
R4vH r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
Express Notice.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
To
COLOMBIA. VTAYSESRORO, JACKSON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
SPLENDID Feur Hsr.e Coaches fou Franklin 20 La
> grange connecting a. thase points win he Railroad
Iuseumoia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and
Aberdeen, Columbus and Canton, Miss
The tcur Horse Coach Lines these psiuis are an IN
efcyent order, m arg eoe With The RAr, I'D
a. . 4nkin. ieun.
Express ITaiu leaves TIE pspot az -
PULASKI and Eiktor,
Aud al places thf q CHEAT the eositrf o'uatrT.
We have ~ endd Ines ruaniug connecting VIII the RsH
road AZ ffsa-Hn.
fasser gCra isr
Pulaski and EIktOn
WHisays Ma hvis the oel5ez. P. NJ Train, Monday,
Hsdnssdsy AID fFiiay.
Accom- uODATtON line
leaves EAshsiue d-ly a. o'-iock ~ sonussiirf at
FTsubiin psiy fosf C0aca Line Coiau be.
For "a inior1 elton. threa-h Ticksts SPY I've
Gentrs Asrcad stage sud oranIsus UEler NJ 90 Cedar
street. opposite the Test zee.
81 Osalosssss ut eai Tor passenger IA part efths
city. narT-d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
NASHVILLE EXPRESS MAI LINE

s:5Es Ea5 stES=5 r. S-1I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

FIRST CLASS.
z sno Fo-tes Books and Stationery, Boots Shoes and
Hats Lqdofs, CTS Sc, ia bottles: Cau7hiae AMI
Spirits turpentne, IN bbi'.; Carpeiiag, c. IA Glass
ana i4sSwar-, Cigars in cases: Clocks Conf crio1a.
res, cotton Cares Cutlery, II cases. casks aud boxes:
Dry Goods m bcxes and oa'rs; Drugs, Fruits Frus-
Tres and ShrubServ, FGrs, Garden seeds looking
SLas-es and Lookng- lass Plate, lat owners rskO
DFsters 10 cans and Jars. Saddery Tin snd Brittania
"dFes Teas AID Spices, pr 100 bs.............s1
SECOND CLASS.
hareEaTe eNeep such IS specified in First and Third
csssi Iotes Auis, Machinery; Foreign Ilucrs, in
oolS, anu pipes; Tobacco IN boxes; La hey ia rolls
ana Boxes prs, in hhls. aud casks: Crockery aud
SueenS~are II crates aad casks; Rice, Whit ng,
raster sdeet Brass, and Copper per 100 lbs Slt
THIRD CLASS
Axes, SaoVeS, Spades Sad Irons Zinc ana Tn in pigs:
n-pate, huyIls, Vices, casks ~ Chains and hoes;
Manila ana Cotton Corisg-; Code, heavy Ca. tngs,
MIL fearing l~01 Wheels and ANlss Chains anil
Spikes, ami iosin in bbls., per tU1 Ibs ..........
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed anC cht articles
not enumerated; also, C&T61ys Of A-i5s, or other
CAenceS, viii be charged by actual weight, but at
ooioe FIRST CIis' fs:es, per 100 -
Have eye'y p-csaEe p'ainlv mar; e. with name ~ Con-
signee destination arc depot e ctSe-y attention O.
mSI'er prevents delays and losses and nsUrrS speedy d.
livery
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFu0E WINE.
(IN QUART BOTTLES.
ksEsWsER n u HDDEe - YHD Fiji


VIvH greatest edicine ever discovered for the
i Of H-yer aud Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious di.eases. This valuable medicine has
now b en- before the public for several years. and
there can b, no letter evidence offered Of its efficacy
than II. exteis,v sale, and constantly increasing
r-puta,ion and this is owing TO its having performed
some u the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that hav- t.fn known. Being purely Nrg.ta-
ble free from oil foreign diei' rious " mineral c"-
pounds, febrifrge Wine may be tAkFu with the ut
most safety under almost ANY circumstances. II
strengthens th stomach, inygorstes tke system and
entirely prevents the languor and prostraton OF
strength which slwsys attends Fever and Agu,, and
all bilious iseases. II not only br AXIS the cf lis and
checks the fever but the diseaee u the Liv
AMI other organs. OH which the Chill and Fever
depends The thousands who have USED the Feori-
fuge Wine need further evidence Of Us virtue than
,s hspry restorative effect. Il is truly wonderful
medicine, an cperat's on thu system Ike charm
Thc first r second ~ f-hrifge Wine breaks the
c,>. .i ooatnued according to the directions, i;
removes ,he dis-as. p~snia;rntly II ON tbt system.
and ,..sy-s the b--ly ia hSsthy condition. Thos-
PERSONS who afflicted with Fever and Asue any
f"rm u bilious diseases. are recommended TO give
his valuabl. medicine fair trial which i, sll that
10 necessary TO insureucce, and oonvinc al Of It's
superiority over every ether ren,-y ever nered IN
the public. Certificates Of the highest responsibility
might be presented TO ubstantiate AL that II claimed
In It's bhslf but II will b. LETT to int rodncr tsesto
.And or fall upon Its own nv rit-
Caution 10 the Public.--br sure that ihr nsme Of
the ,ropretor, john WHEN, is In his own hsndwrt-
ting. he P.onissory Note, which l. si,ct ~ &C.
thu bott.,,n " each engraved Abc oii The botti
where.
All ~hot sal- orders must lie directed ~ John w
". r. 81 Nader iS,ue. n. r., or IL xav n bHliwtn
y h.rsa!. dsugEss. Chicsss.
.5,lt whaiessi- AID retail by M.ssr>
ALvOKp VAN PAIrES
~ n I..u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10

WiMfrr .l,.rum az p,,<,af,

Winter .ls'g'GNyf1 ssegaf,
OS and after Monday D~c. Isl ioo6, ard until
Omrth.r motto. trains v III leave kock Island daily
81 ndays txeep;ei ~ follows:
! Il mail Il ain al lub
"a n,fbt express oOoP n.
I'd freight, with IL class cas- al go
Trains arrive u; h4ck Island daily, Sundays ex-
csptei. a. follows
IL rlSIt e&pftsA wv \. u.
~ mali ilalil =. so)P n
81 freight. WITH "a ciass earss 50 r. u.
autrain- over this road ar. In direct connexion nj
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central Is Il. 10 and from Detroit, To-
i...n Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunk k Buffalo, NiAgsrd Fall, AltsEy, NV York.
plils!.,hla Bal,liore and Washington Also 1T
IsS.ilr WIN ;rains u de Lliaois Central Road
North 10 GaeI.a a;i South TO 81 Louis ard Cairo TO
wh,ch III &C, tickets can b. pTocItedof
s. y STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
r. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers AZ l. /, minded oi Tie necessity oi Swing
distinct directions a. to eSi ination o: thef bag
sag also to rfoeur- tickets lore taking their seats
in thu cars "A. III. conductors collect fare only to sta
,,.s IN n. Inc If III, Chicago SRok Island railroad
JOHN r TRACY, Superintendent.
W H. WHITMAN. Ass't Supt
pn.,r Island Snyl7 l.s;S ,difl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
PAPER lIANGENGS.
II. &. hf(lRT.


j u ts0ke street,. - 0Wo&Os 1BuoOBs.
Importer and dealer in Pepper Hsngl,gS,
Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Glass,
VaFni.h, AssIst's Materials, BPushea.
AIE have Oh hand over 10000 rolls OF Wall
w papers Borders. &c American, French,
English and German, together with an extensive
sortment II GIT, Landscape and common Water
Sha,'es, Cords, Tas>e's. &C.
" a H NJ + 81
OF every description, from the most celebrated East
ern nsnufactories, IN barrels and half bsrrcls.-
Whit Lead, Zinc, Spirits Turpe nine Glue &c. all
Of which MI he s,id lower than aefore .6ered
In the Wesi.
J. 3. SHORT. I73 Lake st., Chicago
sepfa-3m Opposite Ross b FOSTERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
FOUNDRIES, MILLS, &C.
DAVENPORT IRON WORKS
q L N ID IL Y
4 Nd .M.l( AE.V'E 3 III Top,

J9rli''l K'tk Isia'Id Mn w Id Streets.
JAIME, DONNGI.lA 4 TO-,
Lat io.emen q ~. Letiaire Eoaadsy,l
4 NE r.,w prepared - at; al KIND Of Engine
: n and Naenin. Mt. fer Saw aid FIGURING mills
A.
''rnanae ntal House Castings.
Of -p:.l,, end varied designs Cap Sils, Drack-
ets, TfH-ses SC. Of thu hi patterns or made 10
ottier.
u 81" Sla .stirn'ipn iial. h rfpairing aoTA
Accidents IL q achincry repaired withou, d,isy-
Rra>3 cast ',Es made Ia order o, short noticc
tmbiSiffl JAIME, pONNELLY \ ca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10

49, 0VOU NV 0
New 0eo1s! New Cse1s!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.WsrehOas TstSer,
'''''''''' 81 !. Retail Dealer
ke~Sev .M1See lySeAissS,
OleiAsS Cass;~ssvss, Vessisgs, Gent.
Furnishing 0oods and Tai!ors'
Tnmmings,
III largest and best selected stocks Of eoods ever
1sfsA for sair n shta nssks consisting " peri Of
ne sAlswins srttcles:
OrO~Ace0ehs.
Hnssish French, 0.rnsu and Anei
icAn. Of tb- unss. aasn aud iA's"
style Of soods.
OOsoSsnerss.
Hngiish freoch aud American u
every variety Of stys, eoei sh'
quality.
white nssseiiles Msisis.se whit.
London FIGURED Tin-ci aud eoior.a
sits Fancy sad Pisis SIX vsisT,
Fancy Nilk aud Liusn. italian enA
0r-nsdns. Satin. Italian Ci~th,
san Fush. 81 ssaey 0sshmssss IN
crest vssi~ty
OsSrc0Ue6ssD.
p,sct, nius and Bsown nsosieio,h,
uaLn, Whitney. and PilM Cloths,
Fancy. Bins, us0un and Mulberry
Caster beaver, Cansds nizssi ard
Hstasa u the latest lmpost-.
SoesSev yUo1e.
Ovsreosts. Oyer.sarks, 1nitouts.
as~6ns Jactsts and rsimss. trock
al Dress TrEk Goats Of ~ gnx.-
tles and ssyless SILK, velvet. rinsh'
Clpth Cashmere aud v al ncis Vests,
O~s,nsaa safinu double and twisi,
fancy en-. plain Ca-siuer- aud isse-
.siu PAnt; Dtpin and Guern--y
Frocks, wrappsrs and Orrrslls
~ ssSsASN1 G00s1s.
Ulctory calico white pisin Inca
corded and Paris bosom, fancy cot
cred Shirts. With common and polka
vristbanis; string DE of-e,, oosd'
ed nyron polka suh lap collar,
Neck Ties strk-. fancy anil pisii
Cra,ats; Giosc,--white black, and
e.,lored kid, lined buck, cloth. tii's'
tssneId, Aberdeen. Berlin. Union
aud (ersnan aud Fur Gauniis T.
WOOL ~. rino and cotton H"-e; whit
And fancy linen AMI .ik llanise r
shisfs; .mbroi,i-rni lambs vol
whi.e aud mixed merino and si''
Wrspters anil Drawers; Wool Wills
ssrfs. Muiiefs, Gers Shswis sns
shawl Pius Cmbseiirs, CARPET skr
and all ether article, " aaiiy kept D.
The ttnt- all u which ~. respect
fgIly submitted u III. tAariinstio'
q customers.
Al early 81 will viii seenrs ci.oie> election
EpW ARD ALDEN,
R-oona stre.t, Opposite H. Cisire Row nsvenPi'
Evs. tbs.wsca Main and Brady sr's-'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
CHICAGO lDyERTlSEMENTs.

CORNER or STATE AND RANDOLPH SIS
(Entfanee No. II State Strent)
INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER, 1881 INCOkPOkA-
i t.c By the Lesis,ature ~ minois, February.
1883
The exirsor 'inary patronage bestowed upon this
long established and popular Institution affords Rrsi-
,yns evidence tina: the superior advantage ard fs-
ciliti.s IL nr-r, for thu acquisiiiiu of Thorough
kpovl-,ige OF the vaItou- branches OF COMMERCIAL
HDue ArIoN, arr fAvorAhly appreciated by discern
ing AM, lnte,iigeut community. Over two hundred
frIl eoutse su.sts have been In ATTENDING durfns
the past winter, being amount q PATRONAGE IN
pars.icltd IN this country.
TIE Cbllegiste Course Is the mot extensive, com
p,.te anil thorough ever introduced into sny Com
ercia, College In this country, and compr~es pracf
cal instruction Ia BOX K-eping snd acc unts. adar-
ted to every kind .. business, including al elaborate
work "a Rniir,s Bookkeeping, prepared by tie Pre-
silent sy f1r tis School, aknowl-dgA OF which
Il alone worth more 20 tho Student than the tuition
fees FOR the entire COURSE together with Commercial
Calculations, Business penmanship and the SUBJECTS
VI Commercial Law
Alhcr, Kid,.er, Esq, th- popular American Card
Wr!ter Whose specimens of Pcnmans hip received tn
h,uhest premiums at the great State Fair held New
York city In l,5s, has been engaged - Professor q
PenniAnship.
Another cOur.e ~ free public Lectures III be DC
4 liyerri drrns the winter at Metropolitan Hal. b!
seyaral 81 tha most tinGuh-d citizens OF Chicago
a uaents can inter whenever they please Circular
md Catalogues furnished gratntcu>ly on aplicetis'
At ths Colee'.
| Chicago, o.. II tAon
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
DR.. ". D 3. B.!hAiN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCCCLlST AND ACRIST,

WV y ~ D ~ - ~ " - - ~
HAS permanently located In Rock Island, on Ill.
III moi, street, opposite I-land City Hotel. where
he will b. happy to sc all persons afflicted With dts
eases o. the Eye and lar
Having devoted several years 10 this special branch
OF his profession, trusts that h. can relieve many
Who have given up in despair with Amauro Is, the
symptons of which ara weakness 81 sight imaginary
objects floating before th- eve; objects appear oh
scuIed by cloud hssiue,- fla ,h-. Of light enlarge
n,ent OF the pupil, &c.
Cataract, Ia which III" lens turn white and pre-
vents the ray 81 light passing through il. Op:halnia
n6xm alton, Nesr-sish, weakness II vision, Strx-
bi,uns squirting, well ~ Deafness IN ts various
forms.
Hsving reccv.d from PaIi- the new and wonder
f,il Opthslmosc.,s, with which are nsiled l.,
o.k ihr aeprh- - the e. and 500 the interior
state Of the optic and retns Ia Amanro,is,
~ lens in incpient cataract. Also the illuminated
Spectrum !cr cxsns,g thu ear. we'll several
him over tie syc without he - tn knife
u eAustic-.
To prevent imposition, Dr, deems IL prudent :.
state that he Is y regular Physician. Being gradu-
At u the University - Vermont, also OF the New
York Op,hanic Hospital and his success Occu
list Ia attributable 10 the perfection TO which he ha
brought the u indicated vapors In the trcstmsn
Of di-rxs-s Of the eye.
p. 2. DR.. b. will devote portion Of his time to II;
FRESHMEN, Of chronic diseases, especially Of the throa
J.. uLgs, having cured himself o! Consumption al
sarge part Of hts right lung was lost BY disesss
- we'll as many otltsrs u . like condition
Once hours from nins IL four.
Lick lriand. Oct. u. 1885, Lwff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
CHARLES PAGE.

(LATE PAGE . THONPtON.l
I.A6 FoR II n h
AND
DV~AOLES.aLE DEALER ~
GereiGn And Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Casea naeek. Washington ST., near Ferry Landing.
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
P.HRxS HOUSE,
80 Clark street. ................ .Chtcs@o
NJ. A r.. n(NoERTl

IMPORTERS of French, British, AMI American DRY
L Goods. IL b-pnn.is, B'rnct Materials. hSb0ns
Feather AMI Flower. Nantes in Coin, Velvet and
None Auiiqie and Mantle Materials a. TT mrnir.gs
siiks, satins, Erhrcid'ris, l.sces, Hosiery End
Gloves. wholesale aud retail.
EI-im> ca~h. ard hut oi4c price only
ocfa-d2p,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10


Insurance Company.
00ee n w. Co o. Of Main ChoohutDtreet
81. LOUIS, MO.
WI D'ENCH, Pr~s't. Al. ABEI.Ee, Vice Pres'
CHAs ABRAM5ON, Secretary.
II. 4. Ouno, ChaS- " Meyer Henry Block
O. Meier, A. @. Oordcs, y. wimct,
- ~. J. kpaunhorst.
P.B HARDING, Agent, Davenport, LOVE.
Tie undersigned Is Agent fer this Insurance
Company, which 10 managed by some Of the most sub
stsntis business Of st. Louis, and ready IT all
times To- take risks on reasonable rates. II should
not lie overlooked ths, this 10 good Western Com
psny, and should be supported by citir.ns I'd
Ct being svndled ~ Eastern svindng institutions
OF which there are many.
decl5dly b. HARDING.