davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01
The Fauquier white sulphur Springs,
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOTS.
NSFIIS prUperty has been held under an act of in

NNHIS property has been held under an act of in
l. corporation since 1855 The chartered property then consisted
ncnts thereon and Was divided into $500 shares
charter at 500 each The subscriber having subsequently raeued
hundred together with the buildings enlarged and greatly I'M
pae he has laid o the larger portion d the into about
building lots with convenient streets go feet width running north
city to be- called warento SPRING. These lots nearly
the sixty ve which include the Sulphur Springs and
all the contiguous buildings and improvements These sxtyv
offered a red for for sale hare a M the
shares will constitute the corporation under the amended charter Of
pany getting respective lots will receive their deeds
from Mr. Ro Hudg gentleman the highest and business
qualifications wom as trustee for the purpose the entire property
valuation this property by the Of the
wealth buildings worth ssoooo the
men per put ss4 Such property requires more liberal ea
willing risk and the fact that will be interested in the sue
bic immediately after the company formed the present estimate
subscriber WILL the worst event get lot o the almost uni
get lot which hc build at the fountain Of health he
reside on i for tho only for the year The induce
erected win mmesurab enhance the value Of the Springs and
place The Rppahannock navgabe the
spot very little energy would always keep the locks repair
miles below this land Coal cheap be unloadcd from the
o % into n @ s rrs & o
which Lowell has for unlimited business The raroa already within
springs days M healthy II vir
abundant rcgionh all these facilities why should not
and prosper heref AT all events around these health
giving waters already extensively and beautifully improved ALL
sounng the longer terms graduated
by their and the bngnant design Of the legislature In grant
This property rendered the public about the value ohich
the taxes paid to the State and greatly below the original outlay
ctcd Almost indefinite profits may be relied on IL the plan Of sale
required bc paid until the subscription be
completed and the partition shall be made by the trustee assisted by
Justices of the peace the time checks In favor OF tho
Se s o q bo a IN nc da ar the Win @
the eXtnguhmen
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01
For Kansas and Missouri River.

TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
and jefferson city, connecting
Lightning Len Of Missouri river packets that leaves Jener
arrival Of the an carrying the mails
passengers Bonneville Glasgow, lexington Kansas eayen
worth Weston, st. Joseph, and all intermediate points.
Louis Kansas 4S hours and from "a TO 80
hours ahead Of boats starting from 81. Louis.
Lightning boats in the trade and
time with the mails
never waiting freight their Through
purchased the principal cities OF the United States or
at the Offices In 81. Louis. T. MchisSlek,
Nav 22-dU Asst supt
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01
DIFLEp oRpNANCE; a practical treatise.

IFLED UKDNANUE PracucaT Ueau56. ]
M vol. london 1867.
treatise BY Lieut. smons, Bengal Artcy.
vol. London, 1857
Gunnery. BY Capt Bnkely Royal Artillery vol
London 1857.
Artierists Manual By Major Gns, Royal Artlcry@ cdi
ton. London 1857
sconern's weapons Of l vol london.
spearmon,s Gunner. / vol london. it
Bengal Artillery, from It's formation BY Capt Buckle vol
London. tlft6 sif .t.s4 grs
Aide Mcnore lusage officers dailcre vol Paris.
Rifle Practice By Lieut. Colonel Jacob Bombay Artillery vol
London. 1850 se48f .4ft ft rt-9k
Ia Construction rcu Par 10 Colonel
Homilus. vol Paris.
Toranizaton de PArerie Par Boe, Lieut. Col dterie.
/ vol Paris 2ilaag4 .,ia Hlt N3s8
Page. Theoric du ponage. 1 vol suasbourg.
onciers dArtleric Fonderes vol and atlas
Paris.
Trate sur rArrcre scharnhorst Paris
Etudes rArlerie Par Empcrcur Louis Napoleon vols
Paris.
Naval eunDery BY Sir Howard Douglas vol london;
Aug Is FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01
The Organization OF the Executive Depa artments
OF the Government OF the United States
srArx DEPARTMENT.


One secretary Slate on Lewis cass1 Assistant. Secretary Of
state dion John Appeton chief clerk twelve clerks trans
hor, and one librarian.
Diplomatic BranchTh branch of the State Department as
charge all correspondence department
srs government In il ali diplomatic instructions
sent from the department and communications
all registered and d their contents
being hrst entered In analytic table index.
BaachTh charge tue correspondence
between the the agents
ofthe United States In instructions those officers
lar agency relating TO consular as prepared recorded
rAs Dogr0 As has charge Of all correspondence
ether matters connected with relating any
disbursement Of which the department Is charged.
RE runtators duties 10 furnish TRANSACTIONS as The
asd '0n'a 'n'n n0' u hhsn upon u'' esea0a''F' arc
oak Azygmas. and makes
commissions letters appointment Senate
rakes ont and records ezruatus records when IN English the
commissions which they issued Has ciarse e library
Clerk Of the Rolls and A1chip charge the rolls
rolled and resoucns OF Congress- they received Che
from the President the authenticated copies thereof
which called and superntends their publication
and that Of treaties IN he newspapers and book
ments and publications which duty to tho
writing IA and answering an letters connected herewith
Clerk @ AWheacaoa and CapyrishtHo has charge Of
seals Of the United States of the department prepares
aud fees Has charge publications transmitted to
The under the laws relating eprgts records and
the diplomatic and consular
Clerk Of Pardo~ and PasoHe prepares rardons
which they Makes and records passports Keeps
daily register Of all letters, other than diplomatic and CONSULAR
cd Of the disposition them prepares letters relating
to this business.
49,, y, ~, &fIoRSfY aKSEaaL's OFFICE
Hon Jcrcuai Black Attorney Genefs bf tbe tned shles IL
classified under the following heads:
ocal opinions on the current business Of the government
called for by the President by head Of department. the
Examination titles purchased as the sites Of
rsenals and all other public works
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01

STAFFORD H. PARKER Register,
GEORGE w. MuNFORD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
certificates who desire redeem by ator
residing beyond the limits Of the United States acSnow
before minister penpotenary charge dnarcs
commercial agent appointed by
United States foreign country before
proper eccr of such country the other
city town. corporation therein residing
tinted States the acknowledgment before justice Of the
public Of deeds appointed by the governor OF
Virginia sufficient In all cases The certificate must be delivered
RIcytMoSp. Va 3I,1 July 31--Iav3n
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON

OF WASHINGTON.
Mayor-wm. b. Magruder.
Register. WIN. Morgan.
Cooperation Ahorney.-James M, Carlisle
Txr Csvk--William j. Donohoo.
Book-kespe. Edwin J, Klopfer.
Messenger William O. Locke
Collector James T. Halliday. Clerks William Cooper
and Reuben Cleary.
Swpey@.--Wm Forsyth
FOR MEMBERS or THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Philip @. Davis, M d.. and j. B. H. Smith First ward
Robert X. Stone, NJ d., and Charles L. Coltman, Sec
ond ward.
William M. Berry, NJ. d., and Joseph Bryan 1hid
ward.
William 7, Johnston, M. d., and James Lawrenson,
Fourth ward.
J. B. Gardiner, NJ. d., and J. P Ingle, Fifth ward.
f. s. Walsh, NJ, d. and John D. Brandt, Sixth ward
James Il, Morgan, NJ. d. and George Mattingly, Sew
enth ward.
AporHBcARIEs 10 FURNISH MEDICINE TO THE POOR.
Frst 5ats David G. Rdgely.
Second ,rrd ID. S. bssot
Third oayd-Valentine Harbaugf.
Fourth acard James N. Caan.
Fifth acdrd--J b. Gardiner
iSidh uurd.--James O. Donnell
Seventh aodrd.--D. b. Clarke.
PHYSICIANS 10 THE POOR
Fpa scard Philip c. Davis, MD.
Second scardJ. W Fl. Lovejoy, MD.
Third ar1d. George M. Dale MD.
Fourth sovd John NJ Toner MD.
FyfM uard j NJ. Grymes, MD.
sinth mayd. John M. Roberts, MD.
Sece,ah ID. u. Willett, MD.
Commissioner Of Health. - Charles +. Force, Nd.
BOARD oF ALDERMEN
Ia uad, william T. Dove and George W. Riggs
I'd I" VIM. f. Bayly presideht) and Thos1 Miller
Sd I" French S. Evans and Thomas Donoho a.,
All /" William w. Moore and John H. Goddard.
5M q John Fl. Houston and Edmund Barry
6M /" George r. Ruff and Robert Clarke
7M g Peter M. Pearson and John L. Smith,
Secrddry--E j. Middleton.
Mess0ger-Jacob Kleber.
BOARD COMMON COUNCIL.
la ward, Charles Albert, (presdent) John D. Turton,
and Robert Il. Waters
I'd Z" Thomas ]. Fisher William Onne, and Fer
g. dinatd Jefferson.
Sd !" Lambert Tree, Joseph +. Brown, and Chris
I" itophcr Hare t.
All I" Richard II, Clarke, James A. Kennedy and
Elijah Edmondson,l
5h f" Edward +. French, William A. Mulloy and
William f. Wallace.
9Th :" James A. Gordon, William t. Hutchinson,
and James Crandell.
7M " Thomas K. Lloyd, Robert Il. Knight, and
Charles A. Potion.
Secreuy--Wiam A. Kennedy.
Hcssager--William Q. Locke
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01
BANKING HOUSE OF cHUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January 1, 1857
TOIIN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted In the Banking House Of
Chubb BROTHERS, this date will be composed OF Cas
Chubb, John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House in Da
yenpor Iowa composed Charles Chubb VIM H. Douga,
Barrow, under the hrm Of ubb Brothers Bar
row, Il Co, 4sslsr,a CHUBb BkUrHElfs,
1-dn w tgs
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01

Second district. Rich. b Owens.
Third diaria.-Stephen Coster
Fourth diStyia.--James Espey.
Hte,iiant Of Tie Asylum.-John r. Queen Commission
ers-George W. Emerson, George Mattingly, and Jacob
Gideon. Secretary to board commissioners H.
Noyes
Physician to The Asyluna---W. NJ Berry, NJ d.
Commissioner Of the eastern section Of naJoseph Cross
Commissioner Of the aesteyn section Of canal WIN. Wise
Staler Of peghts and measures. Hiram Richey.
Inspector Of fire apparatus. John w. Martin.
CLERKS AND COMMISSIONERS or MARKETS
Csatre.Clerk John Waters assistant Joseph Lyons
Commissioners Stephen P. Franklin Vim. Orme, and
Hudson Taylor
Eastern a--Clerk Michael Conner commissioners Fran
els Jenkins and George w. Johnson
Western. Clerk, VIM. d. Serrn commissioners, VIM.
H. Walker and Solomon Stoven.
Northern.-Cerk, George ID. Spencer; commissioners,
George H. Jones and James F. Devine.
Commissioners Of West Burial Ground Joseph Borrows
and VIM. Wilson. August Miller sexton.
Commissioners Of East Burial Ground John D. Brandt
and George w. Oyster. John O'Neale, sexton.
FOR INSPECTORS MEAsuRERs OF LUMBER.
Peter Gallant VIM. Douglass, Samuel b Boyer, and
VIM. Dunnawin.
mAsuRERs.
Thomas W. osgodby, Joseph z. Williams, Samuel @.
Mickum Richard Wimsatt and John Cumberland.
MEAsURERs GRAIN BRAN
First disric John Wilson
Second dsstria. Joseph z. Williams.
Inspector Of -four and sailed provisions Joseph Lyons
ASSESSORS
la district, William Riggles
I'd Z" John T. Stewart
3D. g j. NJ Downing
An g William Douglass
5M !" b. +. Dyer.
9Th q Edward Wayson
7M q John HI. Bird,
scavcngcrs and sweeps not yet nominated
POLICE MAGISTRATES
Samuel Drury first district
John ID. Clark, second district.
Daniel Smith, third district.
Thomas G. Dom, fourth district.
Patrick McKenna, fifth district.
James Gull sixth district
Daniel Rowland, seventh district
Chief of Police. IF. A. Klopfer
POLICE coNsrABLEs
VIM. Daw and John T. May, first district
William ii. Tanning and Joseph Williamson, second
district.
James H. Suit and VIM. L. Ross, third district.
Edward McHenry, Henry Yeatman and b. T. Watson,
fourth district.
H. c. narrower, E. G. Gardiner, and r. Collins, fifth
district.
Thos H. Robinson and Francis Edelin, sixth district
Jno M. Lloyd and Joseph A. Gill, seventh district
Episcopal High school, OF Virginia,
HOWARD
Three Miles IVES, Of AIenaadria
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01

Episcopal High school, OF Virginia,
Ar HOWARD
Three Miles West Of Atcyaqdria
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE RECTOR.
TTNHE seventeenth session of this institution will
i commence Wednesday, the 9th OF September next
$3.50 board tuition, lights mending payable
sem-annunly in advance.
languages music, and drawing charges
Pamphlets the study
those who request them Direct TO
REV. JOHN p MCGUIRE,
Theological Seminary, Post Once,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July 1s-1aw10t
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-01
valuable Farm and water-power for sale.

Editor and Proprietor of the Union, Washington,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
Eraka the National Cup..ai.

Corr slJpd-Lce OF he Ne. lo D.i. Se~s
WAsHiNGIoS, Monday Narch 81. 1851.
TIE administration has adopted he pcll
(, 81 the raii " foIma'.oa o. kausss ..ic u
: ale a. Tho end to w.Hch all lir .f5.i> J..
Messi, Walker AMI Stanton are 10 be di-
ree'rd. Hey sie 10 promote tie call OF the
lac II ItoIlai Le-. stature los i Cahven
ton u form STATE Constitution A,i sti~i
n COst-Gflor meets are 10 u:e inei' ini!u
encr - pro,i'e for the submission OF IL
wolA 10 lie people foi their ratification.
They are 10 acvise the concurrence OF al
The IeoPl@ II the u.o,smei', AID ca
It'll hans on tie Topeka Fh4n'o;n ~ . be
advised 10 ii" AWAY with i ! ,'.ci huu.bag
gerry Al .ncc, cad ie-pond 10 The all of he
Te' r.ioi i'll Legislature tor The .ieet ola &.
Il eiga'es.
II thsy persist ia s.s',iin. .lotf siu ma
king fools Of them selves u-y aiv hot 10 De
regarded, and the work of The Cow, iph
Is 10 be Considered that OF The Repi->@ ia.
t,es Of all the people al kln,a-. The Ad /.
inisisiraiion las Justly de'efn.lned 20; I"
permit the action e few r~vulu ionis's.
which If alio s,i 10 have any .fro' nj -
rie,en, kausas from ever becoming SAFE
10 iuta ;ee i "a helping "a" ,acvem.rii u
li-ie1 y IA i'it.liorial l4sg'sliiuir fnI
a., pa pose. As soon as the actioa VI ne
C'ihei i,on - Ia'iied hv The people. All,
Tie Sia'' G.,rr,.u9 - 8 LIE l-ls'ur- - stsc'
sd, h. Irs iioriai Ga,rrrM.nt : 3. gnt
way Al uI.,- ~ thai OF tae ; dc. NJ. Ia
rhauah lns'ly conc.lv,> 'he sd.hissiel ~
Kansas a a Sc q. the OIL, cure for -
r.. stn, agi:aiisi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

Les rs Susreas tinss Re beansisuI.
Yes, .sy ve TO oil who are possessed
u . Home, bs,e.ify it, make i the az
traction around which your household
will gather With joy end delight, ode
which will hclI them spell.bound as it
were, snd nste ous TO them tibet h:ise
which always finds its source in tie be
om u the dom essic circle. TIE fellow
ing very prst,ily expressed iaeas on this
subject We clip from an excb abs.:
"Wben We psss bys dwelling -urroun
ded BY svergreens, sbsde-trses ami aow-
ere, With srspevioes .nd honsysuckiss
tvioiDg their tcndrils over winiows and
doors, We generally conclude that love
r.isns within; ani tbs, home il beloved
BY every inn Il looks ike hiring
like = nome, not merely place TO STAY,
sod drag out weary sui miserable ex-
is,ence but Ike home, whsrc love,
Joy, peace and plenty @ingle polished
friends, snd dear re. itves into iss. -
To see Dwelling rear il. head amidst
such beautiful -urroun iings.
Youth, the world over, delight, ~ rev.
elli7g s;nid feds o! beauty, ani if they
canoot End anything al homo 20 SATISFY
longing therefor, waniers from the pa.
rental roof 10 quss, OF il. Parents,
would you attract your children from
the streets and places Of vice, where,
'r-m7ta;ioa lu-r- ,he infan. c5ef
bsautify your homes, make them astrac-
two without and within; ! s: love be tie
center Of beautiful surroundings, ani
-FOUR sons and daughters will love g
spend their leisure hours, their ssbbashs
snj evenings in the hallowei sanctuary
Of home"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

NeAt L. mans head is L- hal.
II the head i, she Iome Of tho Ugh: ami
psace OF the soul = he Lat IS certainly
tie roof # the temple, AMI is worthy ,
the owners lirst AMI most careful s;ten-
uen. Then comes W ,as qne> 100, aa.i
a somewhat debate,hlc on !: !. -.
VIA; sort, what st,le Of Ia .aA. an,
wear: One, vii ssy the as, -. II" j.
tie culy "ias.i.ut,oB" WORTHY Il any
consid ration, the only sini Ut hs, &, -
be worn, AMI make an elfor, - knock
eli Of sny other kind or fashion, "int1 a
cooked hat" No ,, save, the hat q "a
store pipe lie the m,Kimum in the scale
o! hat dom, and possesses the strength
or rather stiffness, 20 stand up again.
oil fierce assaults or soul away before
the Wind: in which las, case the own.
would find himself very much in the
Iigh, CT IN elderly gent; whose n.me
vas Johrnv t'iiIin e. h. rode, a, tie
rJJt - u IL Win tasu u.ucFent sly ie
Of bat, e.ch ia. il. advocate for popu
ltr favor, and perhaps they are ali good
Of their kind and fashion. Be that as
il may, We can, with the mos. perfect
accord II c/nscience recommend the
public to ALsTo>'s establishment; oppo-
site the lie Claire House, Second street
There m,y be found Hats and Caps Of
all tie prevailing modes, together With
amos, complete assortment Of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, Ladies Riding
Hats, sscs and Masters Spring an:
Summer has Of Leghorn, Straw, &c, n
oil varieties OF s'yle, fashion aud quail.
ties, and at prices to suit the times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
In Star hasteceised .he seeoni n4m
Der Of the Cbcaso Magazine. 1t 10 Q
.pIen:.d .unLer. Procure one ear! Is.

aEa.oI- ~fEaABott AccfbksI Al
|. X. E..a".. Iiie steamboat les .ue.
rom itt,;ana, bolhl ior 81. Pau,
came up YESTERDAY about noon, and
after short sop Proceeded UP the
r.scg and While attempting to pass the
bridge In. wind, which Was blowing a
perfect hurricane from the North, car
ried her around against the left per, in
precisely the same spot where the Ellie
Alton was wrecked year ago. The
Steam Ferry j. Wilson welt to her res
cue, and after attaching line to her
bows, pulled her out, bearing away her
stacks and pilot honsc in passing under
the bridge. She WAS tow.d down the
riyer 10 about midway between the
fridge and the lower point Of he Is
land, where she was left, and being in
leaky condition. sunk in shallow wa
ter. The Rescue is q stern wheel boat
and rather old. Great exertions were
maie by the Bridge Company pro.
tect the bridge from the rayages OF
second fire. \ Fire engine was hro't
over from Rock Island to be usei in
case Of necessity.
The damage done by ,his sccident
must be considerable, but at the time Of
writing tie full particulars had q I been
gathered. The attempi,o pass the bridge
during such gale was madness, no boat
however powerful, could reasonably ex
pect to effect passage. The unhsppy
circumstance will afford another chasce
for litigation and srouse the bitter ha.
tired Of oil the River men against this
structure. Hundreds Of people collect
ed upon the banks OF the River, expect
ing every moment 10 see the hames burst
out. and again envelope the. bridge. ou'
hey were disappointed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

Man kIL.Lp.-.i man, whose ham.
Se have no, been able To learn, Jun
pc,. from train vi ears on the X ~ X
Island K. H., while going al illi speed,
a, the Junction, Tuesday morning, aiai
was killed. lie struck on his head,
probably frac,uring his skull. Moth
or man jumped III al the sa'ue time
and narrowly escaped the saline iatr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

(lT1' PROPERTY

~ ~ ItsBl MOO, 2t'e IRONS f-s"r u al e
3K-iiu.. IL all y Tot =, 81" - > aln
u.u-eS ram a.. O. gIt tfr...
LOIS blo-s ~ - i-ei f,eni b ick VI ase ROOM.
Los. y 10 box ~ IHtttfs &l3i
IL - u. nv 3
sa,flss AID : y otl : boSk SlefsrNt- ~
al,ion IS f-.t front, ptaae Hes iocin- snd ~
hles " mas heeS "a ~ sect frtrt = & '''-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
LOCAL. ITEMS.

Using ~ f'ress OF iasstes "e are otii'
ged tn omit noticing .eyersi new adver-
ti.emeLt.. We ball bosever DO 30
Monjay.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

IL 49,, sd II. :, &C -,ans.ca' = eyer III d
So; M S. assn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

Particular cit l,l q . invite: I, ~ fax :hst -
'avs many Of - 49, siyleS md 1a.iitis. II gcsss
tfss cannot - oeoos mel essvhNte, and xs p ~
ogerihs eur eEt!rs 't>Sk a. Great krdaoed Pilos.>
DeA&heT, Noltistee l. wilkins.
ycsesss. 81 'ss ass Lsnstr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
" o.Nw Of s-,lon rssRlo.

s@e,,,- isrsl SRsw Fu~p rce - = .ir' IN
Guthrie County W:Ail hfh m'le 4 1iH'.- 'af
water uI. II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

Clinton county i. reported Il Ia
: vun Mitchell about 100 majority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

- mslnes toc ssvs@A 1i1szs.Ss >. -
: -SsS1s1tas - ssAsaSs (,
sssae. s IS, sssss.a'sk M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

sofsw section IT IS Il E-Scoil 90 -
Part " W. Of seetiou :! AMI Issi OF , =
ton IS MR3E-Sc,t Co -rsst s.ae of
pabuaas rost II rods frvi.i !e rVcs ceeI Nhr =
kta.I hnn.e rNNms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
Lace Curtains,
Linen Goods.

TstI- Linens, Napkins nj d. la lihrr = aei-
iaxs rtlow t.trers HAckabrca-. Fowl { -. ~
a. ~ ~ PER sesiI Il u An usuxi iris>s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

- arecm. &cuezsts. * esswn = .Ao. sseSas.
tats sydn = -" woo0~ARDa.
eqoie tBt34 kst.ItBI ET.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

sAfs.mIw .ot section q : 4 hsN'tts
Prari~ Hors. rotnlS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

SwS 81 eC,ion l. 7 - BsM. Oh 60 Tl-t. !
prAi.i. n Hem, County mi~s Z 81 MI PeA-Att'
"a tie Keakrk snf Ne Pheasant n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
FIRM L.f.t'DS

sgs ~ lection II T-eS n. " min. w.. =
4SUs ~. High IN roll ns i'ei ie. aHeA''' ~
faru, " iuiu ) rods 81 lie x.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
CNtS. .. Pr INV, AT d a. LsN
W.. ~. R.1I.M(I.V'II 3 a..
Real Estate. stock. Bend and
Money Brokers,
MO. 0o II r. - dy at

DAvRNPOIRT, low A.
VXylIi buy and sell Real 1T h On Csmmiss.o'.
w IeAse City and Farm I. oTr'riy; Pay TAxes r
loa-r, s.isn' .; Inv Il " Ian Money On rnisc,n
bersd Real Eststs SECURITY. Procure P"nst"ns' by
aas = n s,.eks Bond aud Lar Ws-rsn.s pay pct
.al attention. 10 the seiectifr - q u.fi ani-,
.ud ~. location o. Ls,'.. Wsrisu Esi n'ss u
yeclions IA al paris oi Ne STAT.
Mr., PulS M M uio.l Of VIZ trrt ts-ng 'ten '''
In he 1,Actr. ~ l. law ali prui.ssi nsrl t..'n
s, or rae ~ 70. w. prompt ATTENTION.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT... DAVENPORT low
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Burrows, Pretiymaa 4 Daizeil,
wholesale Dealers in
CIR OCE lie = !.
IRON. SGIi. (ssssni. SC.
AIM rdE TIlL ; IL ~
SO. IIcr1.in. &c COR
t,itbrot,d iut md 7h.g i.ro'. -.
L. j T. FaiibaRk' >calt>.
49, .lana % NJ, ~. o.
w Gror es, wtirh setf l- 'r'ar a. -
a-oi a 1',a.e q H. / 'h
- hs-e Wi ID a. got = - !
!, Ala var -.t,a equal 10 satfily ~ 's-"'
IuGARs Naseo, a4o, e,rio Hieo. .hr
- gt,.httl A.. Pos d. ed, ivr al az
brREUws, PERUVIAN aAis 49,
,,rrrAf>--n,s tth. Js.s ats, ga" - ,sr
< ard i..,ncr f,oitt
iicLAssis-> Or ~. = ~ iivufe' 80 :, -'.''
4 Is lni igai-mts
SrielSs- ryl' =. ' z.,.,., g.. s's - :.
- .a, - 80 t.asy, ~ :. -
> IL
{ "a -. ~. :. - ~ - isrn SRI
Gus y,..-,...... =. d. go, is.4
~ aat { t,a. -
InN., sbrl..as' =. '.t@