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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
American whtp company .,-
Whips and lI0Shes,

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Store, II Randolph T., Chicago, I'll.
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] constantly on band, q this point large and va
rie.i ansostncus ~ t4fF4k Lashcs, etc 1t fAeyQRS
FRgCEs vith addition Of f!eight 49,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

- ,Ready-Made Clothing Department.
cnlbr ,cas heretofore Every .crpi n stye IN
\ boys ossix1ssf- y SAsk4iss.kap.S qaal In quail
ity ami style . custom " X
b ,fao THE EustQJn, penertpSpt5
under <he~x,Auri$e aSSsst,sssS ne H<.Ss r. C Ia
smith, formerly viii p-ttlsn 4 Co. aaiwar,
NsG q osk 4stAl1hesf@sttA D n-lR rfect, n'sli ~
appointments In CHICAGO 1t will all tmfs Ne
Gskrd y q assrEaptt aIfss1HsCN,', Of iine
Cloths, Ca simfres, YES ihg-, &c., Which vii be made
uRs:esa3 IN q. vs!,s-:ts9t. York Styles and at
The Furnishing Department.
IN thfs Jaasryn- y> wf heNdst~ mi I. ~ the bssl
quality; also gent-usri' s~rrd ~ xsrfneAts dsAa1
me ftno Inc wooitn and cotton, hosiery, gloves,
s,sIend.'s, I, avsss, sses. eta, st6sss.
Our goods beiag all either manufactured = w.
rprts& eS,,vt ssty sct err assd zsa esAiakhs do
an smoup& pet .ee9s s9ual to the trad OF any first
class house In New Yors, we enabled TO max
IA ~ ierss.rsr IL. S,as ion. and
II our represent atoms untrue do not hoy Of
+ 8 4css k.sce pplyS77eH NfX yt,an1a.
.unsAI.> a-.,t.,. Iva IatsSHees ChOss6s
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"a. SSFAs -ss.. - .4r>SS - iIls =
% ... .....ii.a o1xiO01s0. as..
vDNUND CANFlELD Pres. HENRY BANnT, See
= 500. HENRY CHAPMAN, T-ss'r. '.i- -
s. N. GILBERT, General Agent W Surveyor. =
: AlA-aaAsA atas.V..A
Arci. A. ~ iSbA, undo SPECIAL Chsrts from thu
leg vt%te ~ uio lssa I'd hslL c,psaertsd NV w
thr ni-st favorable auSpice.. Its estnb huaent has
i"'ep JIv.s afu AUD r,.Lle basic, and N vi-w or
ire NIonf y-sorrFfnes Sff ~ rmsmncy Tanks er~-
Of the nrst nsuvaRC~ Gem erpr>s.n the celrary. To-
t,H-S sircus Of prrssc ing ef.ns4S wg,rnst los
drsss Nv perhs n the seq, they beg leave
oiier the following 80 ,@ss al
7 b - 1 i4.l&N kEFERFNCFS.
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AebiAy asA Nervousness, Dtsssste. for 6ociety
ah~mt Py~.eusm~nts rasH and weakness In the
bacs. impairment OF mem NJ vt,uO. sINi memory weak
And watefy cyex, erurtlUfm On toe sscr ana body,
resblesshess Of yiciovs dresuDes snl pnrefr shiig
Nsp. Vitaness for marrtAse <0lstios, tnproVer e.
etahiity % the organs, structure cosiveness pteD,
dyspepsia, ae. To the truth of this. more less In
case sufferer from solitary haaissnce can
attest. And further, nns latent or family predspo-
siion 10 disease. nn< entity, impotence. insanity
Nc Is almost surely eventually developed into actfv
ry, AMI Ills aStuAly the NEST frequent cause Of
those maiAl'es In young pertons, - proved by tlr
LAilaties Of all countries. Aud this IL equally tres
Of. beth sexcs-Stili II taken time, this disease
and It's quences perfectly amenablc TO treat
p1et.
DIR Hubbell has. for many years past, been con-
suitei upon many and distressing cases Of ,hi.
Wee that his attention has been necessa lily much
directed Ia its treatment and cure, and he "a happy
t. adi ha he1end. his most ssngun- expcctst Mas.
mltursd u treatment At once safe and certain, cad
free from painful operations ~ psuseous m~icinss.
DIR IuhbeI's Treats. should be- obtained by every
one MS II viii prove complete safeguard against I'm
position. II explains the nature and cof cqncnces
~ ~ Nsea IS at 'pe Gepslative orgaps 80
~ ssksr~ \ ss'lsr~so pts4,sy Ai~ pslAse, viii
receive copy by return Of mall. gratis.
Dr Hubbelis exper IL not exceIlcd by any ply
stefan, IN tho treatment Of Pirae L1seases Of any
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SPLENDID MEDALLnKs,
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DEAViIrCL IhfESikf,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
LUMBER! LUMBER q!

TEe r,scfrtrs world respectfully inform the
builders 81 Davenport and the public generally
that tics fespc0a tanlty lAnf As-their Framing
hill, In koes issapd soiner of Rock River and Wusi
inEten atfee.s, Seasi1si gisorig Aad SidiOe ana an
kincss sn'ss.rr1ntEtet 81 The best Quality. Gail
AMI ctr stocs before purchasing elsewhere.
J. A. BfDDl5OY 4 90.
tatee IN I'D vpAy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
$: Ei., !, nA.;c..~c~.

Ladies may visit the doctor with perfect confidence
IA he nas rooms especially sos heir treatment, aud
can cure suppressi,ns, luchorhea. and all irresuaf-
tiles sINAhypndyn9ssstlSs-V without pain or incon-
PerSons iiSirs at Instance, by giving . plain
statement fth.r cases, will b. attended phnctu-
Ay, an sanan~s sos asis1 by espvrss 10 oil parts
J.. A.iass~s, , Husheil. u q, boz isss O. Chicago,
Illinois. .t..ss-..l Co.. - .
Private once, No 90 Randolph st. opposite the
Revere Hotel.
J. .dgpeltiH -. 80 Z. -
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ssaif lgI:;ssas5~sa RAW ,.liAasizrln.

q En- 9s:ssssasx Ram shsizrtr.
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.
4 Il ' ., !; . sssps ras ,sE G ,7s
"a "A coal. lay, stock and Ter the
use u warehouses, s,ort,, And
p da.a1 syaist..ss..s.s-.:: ~ re- st s.,
-r=SFSs-- skin and nfrlity employed in
e ,hsi[ Iaspn'se set re and n :. . K.
nm trte>-rc4 AZ Ssc ~ 90 serih tom thss sct,,.-
n.eut Tsinrc fer taeir Scales reputation that
has been ed IN .he whole range VI useful
!. 7Tas s ~. ere npaaivcab- ysluspe.ed as taA
STANDARD in oil transact iaus by weight.
A lawsuit winch arose n N discrepancy ots.s'i
BET wen one q Faihank. scsirs m use By hn Rai-
SaElgsttssss.! !, !: .s ss,.5
mon Pleas Baltimore, The occupied the CGIrt
days; and Judge marshall in ieliytriag hs daesien
tstei the s-sult.s the egii-nee, uai he aocura
cy Of PAIRBAsg's SCALES Was established beyond
all question. For aar by
II The I,i@ ~ 3 A, 'Hh r.. Is
dueed .hs vendors q imTsrfso, sna WORTH falan-
to Offer them as Fairhanks Scales, and purcha--
FRS have thereby IN mary cssss been fuby.eird I"
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
&c; business IL. their Nance but regarding the
,s. ~ -sss .ss n sss:::;at m.nos
| 70 caution the public OF their iIapositens.
r. Tbs pAlen,sss n,snuiacture under their own IN
Y spersfn f~~stAssa shssnEia- - .losnAbtry, VI.
BURROWS, PRErTYMAa n DlfhEII.
BAT FAtRBANKTA DO.
b .natfo = Is. !sai9,edttSS Nay 81 , .ss-l
GodIrey's Celebrated cordial Gin
, 3.sh1,ssltx az x,ftF.s!rfye.
THIS uneanaed baverage possesses medicinal pro-
i per,ics Of the highest orcer II is manufactu.sd
as.o.ly e. ~ BY ~ r,'sn'", o.
4 eferi 'lffc.s ~ any ~ rtsass ahe.c In Grcn
BritHn aisaiassa0 ~ - Is easuasFy. 69slfys 'eie
brdted % diGt Gin has been adopted W rmin, nj
physicians the purest and most ei'cacior, dIfiu-
f =, f.. = a,sn y e. ssas
from those alcoholic drinks which beg ia irst -
ss;@ ~ sssy- S;".t: a SEQ snlls s "'''
Importer Of Braniies Gin. wines, ~. " ,
| Jnne29d8m i6 South william ct. NtS Y6rf
i l1E- - T aoDpREf'sO 70
Celebr0lcdT OrSsiNlBiffes's
IN tsr,rntfef Tonic & Stomaehic.
A POSITIVE and ?alstablc Remedy for g neral De
A A 4fts 1y9,A la.s q APps.Its. ssd ~ di'or
~. insensaI and s Props,stor q csakey. ce,e-
brafed Cordial Filters In commenting them a.
~: 1t s y ssin y the
.3e,f1. 49, hssssipAs m aase Ssstniilse A,
in rxstsT aAx43t3 saend clone. ThoIssnds ho
:. now lanGtlshing might awake ri new fi.,en. eky
= fkis Th&% yspeshe<si to resorts
~ 0odirey's Cordial tier, nda thx hcpe5t perma-
nenf. u on the vital organs they exc else aAiSed
sanitary Influence, and yet their agency l. mild
"a A0'14. .ES ren(Q Ab4l glting at W.
st1ms ch. f8ss a{1h eiitS Sfck hNSAae ut mental
depression, hypochondrass broken sleep, nStu'nce
fsbtpexS after exerct-e trritADilty, chot. ootive
deSA Skif All Nv vFte ssvexs tyN en- their
- - 49, snn >>aah |
Purchasers are cautioned against ali dispositions
al .1CeatSA Depot, Is south. NNllwNaa NY.
| GEO GODFREY,
June29d3m ProprNfutSg
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
D~,sk Or NUys,sNtA

1LoRENCE, NelsasA
GEO. p SAAsEHr. Prss't IN. pAhsSp. Cash
TNHR undrrsiGned props,sasra os she Dsnh
i I1orsn0s, Nebrasha. ere ~ the pro.
is,ons o. ~ 0Aeg1Dfs individually responsible
for IN IA I1suea. and vii rsdsu thr Notes os aid
inseosutess. Sits counter b I'm city Of E1orencc
coin, sn1 stsstts ,sstAslT nAahsg llssss in Rast
sra n.ehns = slscss ss sas" rates Of oshe
~ coO9 / sAnAKNf, D6sstrrtl
OOOI; 0A008Nf . DOWkDY. lows Olty yIov .
COOK. 0AA0ANT 4 COOk. Yoft Ues AYNesS
luly 7lh 1Gn1-dtf .... ...'
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.NOTIl,E,

(lN md sn~p M 81 n sAnsssy 4he uni~r.Isns,
" nashess In the city a Davsapgst, vlIt sesn the.
e6lcee fps bssusss a. sSsoot A. ~, go dpse 81
ossloCk ?. y unlili fusthsv ssssius.. ..s \
COOK eARGkNT, ...,. 4g.a
nAOkOTA CU0UIN, .s "a
TALtMAN, POWERS 4 0eI,nAn
w.. ~ GNUeD, BRO, IA WROWo Co.
kICkOL'E, OAMPNklLA 90.
...,. Aetass"oe. LAwSOA DLAIkhoRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

l.s.Hea. -RnrHnEJg0nD~~
nces's 0ece eessegs, DsveHpyt, lsss.
r. nobsrt lo~vy, 30, CusAssY, NV Ysh.
nessrs He1vs o., phHaAstpaaa. -sSa
70 bs.-Wn Wright, Nevstk, NJ;
oense eAaS Harris . Sons, DaahsrGe Doltuere
yohns Hoptins Hsq. pfrssdsnt,s %
1ooert nirsic, esq, Csshier.- .
u S:' sss -, s:ss 49, AZ y',A-'''''
Ia Dseolst Go. bankess, % Lcai
ga. E0r G0IG.
Two Lots on the Blum, corner Of RighSh ~ e,aa,e
sereats-1ns un0bslyusfsd River 49,.
OeSerul vuiu10sF BUILDING Y6ta % Narisoo ga
Hahn stsesta. north Of Sixth strsst ~ 81 VEN LOO
.TeAi yslsable hsllding Ls0 - 0asoANsd MD
Streets foi sale, credit ofAvs years sivl1sa nss
Lssh ossa's A1Aisssns Avsaiae bss6p = ne
fvntl feet front On Main street, b. - ~ Aseu
spposleS y Upaose W0usr is - ~ AHs
West \ La .. block %. IHClairs's M aAAae,a
!. lsSs Ard ~ nilcIa1S $500, -. -,
~ SSoo6s Z, for aaie ohsap.
seses g see x7.sp n. 70 = aii saoee sulssvssasn
o. = ~ .33sss:ss;:: 80 ss::::.r j. i, q.
ssHss m1s'Ss': Z ~ = ~
y asss = l1edsa ~ SsctnsSSs'su, ~ ~ ~
r.: issa iSsss ssss. - ~ GasR ps1fSs-
. ~ .s,s yea.a.as .s,e.s = tss.uis.ii is.As. -
5 5s;ss,, ar:;(fs =. 60 Nss..s.: 4:
lans1M ..'.. AZ, Gl6zxS . o5UnS.
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4@'s.Sa aInENA CxxIlk.
AtteGDauA Caenoslless 6 Law,
1GssG16sSds. A0Ms ~ o. ~
!. - -sAass4eaA a - 1o6n8
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R.aNR wcM0D.n.

THE undersigned have reno. al TO the nev build
| i ing m AcnAnus Ehcparf's hldtk - S-csna
street, where they Wiif ernsih during the erection Of
their new HANK Building ready 10 attend 10 business
I - usual ta%A
maYch1htf tt@ COOK AGApHEHT.
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Price .O~e Dollar Pr Roftll.-

2Ax1Q39 . o.. lalosisloss. .-
l. asA y Davenport b fAYLO1 AlLIIH2 -
anpuestes nalaaal4na4b n 0aeasa A0sehsDst
[ JneAedAvtn A .r 90 w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

CSOR Sale q fair prices, snd ~ on loa I,
+ fesilnpse. tnWvv~ornsa-
COOK eN.lR0EN1
'uun~8tn
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VulkpAM DeOLAB.
AfeOvwsy - Inns.
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Dress Making-with Diagrams to cut by.
Dress Patterns-lnfants' and Children's
dresses, with descriptions how to make them.
All kinds of Crochet and Netting work.
The Nurse and the ~Nursery-Very excel
lent articles upon these subjects will often be
given.
GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECIPES
UPoN EVERY SUBJECT.
MUSGC-Thrce dollars worth is given
every year.
In the various numbers for 1857, will be
found the newest designs for
Window Curtains, Broderic Anglaise Slippers,
Bonnets, Caps, Cloaks, Evening Dresses,
Fancy Articles, Head Dresses, Hair
Dressing, Robes de Cramble, Car
riagc Dresses, Brides Dress
cs, Wreaths, Mantillas,
Walk Dresses,
Ri, Habits,
and Morning Dresses.
Dresses for Infants and Young Misses,
Boys Dresses. Capes and Cloaks Of Fur in
season. Patterns for Needlc-work of all kinds
aud patterns to cut dresses by are given
monthly.
Crochet and Netting Work in Colors, Slip
pers in Colors.
Drawing Lessons for Youth.
Send in your orders soon, as we expect our
list for 1851 will reach 100000 copies. The
best plan of subscribing is to send your money
direct to the publisher. Those who send
large amounts had better send drafts, but
notes will answer if drafts cannot be pro-
cured.
We think we can show how much cheaper
it is to take the Lady's Book at Three Dol
!, lars than any other magazine at Two Dollars.
We will take a late number of both. The
Two Dollar Magazine contained 80 articles,
{ the Lady's Book 20.
The Two Dollar Magazine contained 80 en-
cravings, the Lady's Book 56.
The Two Dollar Magazine contained 6i pa
ges, the Lady's Book 100.
- Twenty-four more engravings, twenty-siX
' more articles, and thirty-siX more pages.
4 nearly double the quantity. Tbs lowest club
Y price of the Two Dollar Magazine is 81 ,25
: lowest club price of Lady's Book 1867, only
E II cents difference in the price, which is three
and a half cents on each number, and for that
x sum (three and a half cents), You receive
: twenty-siX more articles, twenty-four more
: engravings, and ~thirty-six more pages month.
e ly-certainly a very cheap three and a hall
d cents worth. This view of the case has
: probably never before been presented, but it is
a true statement, which ANY lady can con,
vince herself of by comparing the two maya.
a zines.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-19
NEWS. TALES, POEMS, STORIES OF
THE SEA, SKETCHES, MlSCELLA-
NY. ADVENTURES, BlOGRA-
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from the best and most popular writers in the
country. 1t is also spiced with a record OF
the notable events of the times, of peace and
war, of discoveries and improvements occur
Ing in either hemisphere, forming an agreea-
bic companion for a leisure moment or hour,
anywhere, at home or abroad. each number
b~cing-complete in itself.
No scctarian subjects are admitted into its
pages there are enough controversial publi-
cations, each devoted to its peculiar sect or
clique. This work is intended for THE
MILLION, north or south, east or west. and
is filled to the brim each month with chaste,
popular and graphic miscellany, Just such as
any father, brother or friend would place in
the hands of a family circle. 1t is in all its
departments fresh and original, and, what it
purporJs to be, the cheapest magazine in the
world.
rzT \ new attraction has Just been added,
in the form of a Humorous Illustrated De-
partment.
Any person enclosing one dollar to the pro-
prietor. as below, shall receive the Magazine
for one year or any person sending us eight
subscribers and eight dollars, at one time.
shall receive a copy gratis.
rg7 Sample copies sent when desired.
NJ. NJ. BALLOU. pab. aud Proprietor,
No. p Winter S., Boston, Mass.
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