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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25
UyIL-S(l.t' 3 HARLEY.
WHOLESALE GROCERN.

~ AS~SNSsv 11eB48 LII
WHOLESALE GROCERN.
SsT OFFICE BUILDING.
Davenport, Iowa.
JE.iS!! TE.lS!!!
Hair dhe~ts imp-teTiA,
Young Hyran and Grnrowder;
50 half chests tsiang and Souchats.
200 cuidies from Q IL 70 ,bsl
~ noHo@ Palm Soap;
~ hoxr- variegated S,sp.
70 boxes Shaving SnAss
boaes Ttsnspn nsnt Soap;
hose- Cnettl. Sosp.
90 snse- Pickles.
100 k.1es T~naso, supsnd PppSt
lao nore- Of vstious brands OF chotoe rooscou;
t',O0O Cuhs skies Cigars
10000 Impaired q 70
box"- No and scale! Herring.
10 bbirn kask.rei
70 half BIB Msckerei,
okitts hsok.rei for sau.i,y use.
obs AMI hess OF Molss-es:S
~ hhds Of Sugar
ttrts
~ btir ofak3d Apples;
~ satks Of dried Pascnee,
100 bprso new Rsl,-ns;
20 this a-s'd Nuts;
so0 boxes assi Glass;
Coz Plumbers;
SPICES q AL sinis.
Wei AZ w,llos War;
Brn-hes, &c Sc.
20 bbls Otter y,nrsar.
r,-thet wnh large stock Of other sr,icies all Of
which sc Vii veil oo res-nns.e t.rras,
"'2sn WILSON \ HARLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25

CHARLES PAGE.
tLATE PAGk / THOMPSON,
I'M FOR TIE n
W'AOLES.lLE DEALER ~
Foreign And Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Cigars and Tobacco.
onion Block. Washington S.. near Perry Landing.
ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS.
french Strnd0sr GLASS.
EDWARD P. DiCKIE,
il] Chambers street, New York.
Nv" drors wei IL Huiscr River Railroad Dspo.
htfERs TO dealers and con. liners hts I'd
~ hrands d french w.ndow 6lsss on favorable
90 irs PARTIES wiasins Information. will b.. fg rrii- hi
red With price receipt OF tncir sddrss Stas, u
al d'sirst pattern and ,,acked free u chsrv.
~ oT!CE l. h'r"ey y,n & ali r- interested
~ that the unc.rs!sn z INNS .leners csosn by
~ council Of he ~ OF pati nIs,rl TO asse-s tn.
lama r. oceaei"nTd u y Ging ana Ing iir.dy
fetty stree ihsst CITY VIII NEE al lie stn
- :" House % Fry street VI. ThnrsdAy III. yth
"a " AprlA u. 1857, Mt 0 O'Clock AN ~ IL.
pArp = 81 vie~ii.s The misses AMI making thrir
q -rssm rs Will -ikD BARkOWS
JAMES r NwICK
ADAM GREEN.
~ = lN"h lat ApIii is 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25

RAEt ikbLCESkSfs TO A6ENTS-YxpYRI.
lAEN' I'D Osnv -ssins Agents wAnrtd In sli parts
81 we country III the Comp 81 n-ivr 6- o. spty
tIh uisitrY, tAuctrt and rp) " the hole
v oIill iI0L The ear rst age 10 ihe pgesxLl linz
by Q GooDRnE (rr'cr rsrs.. FEssntiy b. ~
AID OesntJuiis Illustrated Pc. 81 sod only b
Aaent- to VII m rp'cisi districts III he given Ar-
!irsn's shonid tat hst eounffs tf,y eull liz
Sof rsitienisn Apply 10
N. COLI0E 4 CO..
S'h''hn III WI 'iaFr iTesf,N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25

FRESH Groceries.
N. DALzELL., Jr., 4 70.
c'RssR % AZ, com AND rxnny srRnsr..
'hANhfuL fer PAST patronage we now ,6vs
tS- pufhc ~ laree a h.,oa -.e~tion ~
Fresh Groceries,.
.'u"aRs--s .. esnshsi, clarified, graduated AID
go""rfed AoLAssHs-An kidd, And ousli,ir, =
tofrss--kto, Java. Lseryre, ?, ltd ard grouni
,sAs-Aii sfsd"r ami proes. vrsseAa-Pure a.
oF fn" '"hlnph. S,.se. feipr, Indigo EtSycl
way. esud''s sria, ssersiGs. ground rke tx,,.s,
FaS", fruits nuts, candle q, rails sls xaa,.b NTH.
saueee. herbs, Bath brick, nus o,i.- brushes !,
asrry, -pi.t peas, chocolate, horse radsh ~ ,r
'esh.' DEL tnsn-r, c hams, cyar,,erriee bu,t
whest aour. corn nesi A. ~
Camden Flour.
Asni~stoi srsci. IL hbl. and halt hhl, SACKS
(t'nckSsei Bist.,siis.
" bore In sior-. just receives, f,e.h wa,e, .s
sah out'er crackers. CIsrsg-we.ternr eserye and
Hsnnurgh. III"
FISH.
s"ekerei. ss''oon, white nsh, goldfish and hsvr,ux
Wooden Ware.
our steel = complete and i. 81 a. -or,sd
"AsA AfS-0t all ktuds, sis.s and Price
"'' YIN A.DALLRlL II 40
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25
DesMsfnes River Land for sale
L.S.s1D DEP.aR7.NE.V.y.

Ss"es Rs0ey lNdvigcton 0ud 4 m
S0vp OsrrnwA. Iowa, April H. 1855
unasrsisne' hereby gives not,cc, that TN.
sees fees viii Se sold On lons credit ..s an M. >,
~ o.sns and vish-s Of purchases,
ASWunnet mscrna, lou desired In relation "a ,ho.,
: net or osherwtae GRO .s.r W, "o''s
0ayledsD Ian. c..,
IAHp..D AnsurY.
UAv AotHEs NAsisAY,oy a., \
" Ne sesr VI the land Of this oomnanx ~ "
sDevrd from this p;ace 70 Port D~. n me VI" 5"S
These snse Win be sold long credit. 49,, .
- NV" VIC o~Ans am st-h-s 81 purchaser.
GEO. h. PHRxINs
Land Comrnissiope
V"o~WS = IVA o. avl. dsvs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25
WATER VANS
Improved Clothes Dryers !
To HOUSE KEEPERS.

M 19H IN Iii city Q ttfsr t. the inh As.tsLt. =
i neT and ia sol lie, which J.. Nhen snovu
AID nee use1, i.u4d 10 he Incl Ivusabs. II i
kn-Wn =, WAteFInst.'- improved
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage By Fire.
~ * ~ n n - V.VIOH.
INSURANCE lSlNgpANv

HsA ~ w ~ ~ - VNxO ~
iNsURANCE COMPANY
BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN.
'"sa Capital, paid up In tail,
e2OO,OOO.
. ~ oAsouos Sec'E. HoaAos wuL,srox. pv...,
an prepared TO taAs Riak, ana issue Po,,ae. 10,
oompaniss Thes. Companies sustain r.ns.
$50, ~ us,~eaes pvuaptasAs and rssoosDsSk M,
vnon render shem two Of the sounde,t ~ ~
sho narioe 0oinpanes In the United st.,..
JAMEe r hILDRgTN Ar,,,
1oss t9ses Bstttsa0. 0va.iy s.. Ooysrn.,
31oUvAro
FSrs . Marine Isssurossc< d..
OF PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
''.'''........... .egc1,CQp
Merchants
A.sSUS.1.stE (IIyR1P-s.vy.
OF PHILADELPHIA
~eNsotscd Capital. ....,....... s,a., 49,.
seSuf.ty invested. .....,.. Or, M
O-5nOs 81 Once " sss-oucR-cfats
"s'ssssos-Hscsict 4 Co,,,o. a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-25

ANO9G8 More.
MRS. NJ. X. SPACLDING
DEAIER IN
silks, Ribbons,
Embroiisries, and Fancy Goods,
millinery 1ssd llress- .Nuks,, -.
Ne. .. LeCiaire Rev. secosd street.
lJss. 70. Asmos.l DAvusposr. low.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
KANSAS rLEcrIoNs.

Tho result of the recent election for
Mayor of the City OF Leayenworth, in
Kansas, and the number ofvotos poll
ed, when contrasted with the State cl-
ection Of Oct. G, 1856, only sixmonths
previous, affords some curious indica-
tions as TO the honesty of that elec-
ton. At the recent election for May
or, there can DO no doubt that both
parties did their best, and polled all
the votes they could muster. The re-
suit was 3l6 votes for Adams, the
lfrco-Soil candidate, 1873 for Shannon,
and 20 for Taylor, being an aggregate
Of 50S votes for oil the candidates.
just about the votes that might be ex-
pected in a town Of some 1906 inhabi-
tants.
Now, compare this with the vote OF
October last Upon that occasion,
out OF the 1876 votes cast for Whit
field as Congressional Delegate, and
by virtue Of which he not only drew
his pay but sat in Congress as the rec
ognized delegate Of that Territory,
not less than !, 1853 were given in the
town of Loavonworth alone-more
than the whole resident population
mon, women and children; for II
must be recollectod that, about n
month previous, by way Of preparing
for an election then to be held for mt
nicipai officers, more than hundred
OF the principal Free State mon, with
their families, had been violently ex-
polled from tho city by an armed mob,
headed by the same Emery whom Mr..
Buchanan has just rewarded for this
and other similar political services by
a lucrative appointment in the Land
Oflice.
TWAS at this same election that the
bogus Constitutional Convention, for
which the delegates arc about 20 be
elected was authorized by q vote as
returned of 1902 for the Convention
TO 49, against IL; but of this pretcn-
ded vote in The affirmative not less
than l,2i3 are returned as having
been cast in the town of Leavenworth
alone. Such Is the fraudulent origin
of the Conventional Convention Inn
posed upon tho Territory by hand
full OF intrusive voters from Missouri
which is now TO be sustained by the
General Government in imposing a
Slavery Constitution OH Kansas. Is
this what Mr.. Buchanan means by the
declaration in his Inaugural Address
that "it Is the imperative and indis-
pensablo duty Of the Government to
secure 10 evory resident inhabitant
the FREQ and independent expression
Of his opinion by his vote
II snch is the duty of the Govern
ment, then the FIRST step with respect
totho Convention would seem to be, to
give 10 the inhabitants Of Kansas that
opportunity Of exhibiting their indie
pendcnt opinion on the expedicncy OF
holding It, which they certainly did
notenioy In October last.--N. y 7ri-
buRe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
NEW cEmENT roR TEETH.

A dentist in Paris recommends the
use Of the following cements for stop
ping the teeth: A dissolution of gut
ta-percha, softened by hot water, is
to be worked up with catechee pow
der and fannie acid, of each half a
drachm, and with drop of essential
oil. For use, morsel is to be soften
ed over the flame of n spirit lamp, in
troduced while warm into the cavity
of the tooth, and adapted properly
The mass becomes hardened and, al
though the several months have elaps-
cd since the cement was tried, no
symptoms of decomposition have
been exhibited An excellent cement
for the teeth may be obtained by dis
solving one part of mastich in one OF
colIodion. Having well dried out the
cavities, small ball of cotton soaked
in drops of the solution is to be intro
duced. 1t soon solidifies, and seems
to exert an influence on the further
progress Of the carries.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

MISS CARRIE ID. FILKtNs has been
delivering lectures on Intemperance
at different places among the rest at
Lafayette, whore she spoke a few eve
nings since. One of tho papers OF
that place, speaking Of the lecture,
says:
AT the close Of the lecture, she in
formed her audience that the propri-
etor Of the hall had required her to
pay therent--ten dollars-in advance.
lie would not consent to her having
the use of it unless she did SO. 1t was
the custom, she believed, TO trust ne
gro minstrels, fakirs, and other such
respectable and responsible folks, but
temperance lecturers were very sus-
picious class of people, and could not
be trusted with safety. She had not
taken up collection for a long time,
but she thought the circumstances
would justify her 80 doing ON the pres
ent occasion. She proceeded accord
ingly to pass around the bonnet with
as much sang froid as church deacon
raising money for Feejee missiona-
ry enterprise. She carefully counted
tho proceeds and announced the result
TO DO six dollars and one Penny-the
concluding dcmonistion inducing her
to express tho opinion that there must
have been a Yankee in Tie ROOM
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
GOV. orARY's FORTHCOMING BOOK

We are told by Democrat of un-
questioned faithfhness 10 his party,
himself q Governor, that In late con-
vcrsation with Gov. Gcary, heloarncd
that that gentleman ispreparing from
his diary, faithfully kept during his
administration, a summary of events
In Kansas, as they oamo under his
own personal or official observation.
We arc told by the same authority
that in that book, whom Il Is given 20
the country, tho allegations of the
Republican journals IN relation 10 tho
fiendish atrocities practiced upon the
free State men by tho border ruillan
invaders will be not only confirmed
but fully proved.
IL will be stated, that during trip
on a much ffcquentcd road, soon after
his arrival IN tho territory, the Gov
crnor saw the bodies of f,ccnty-sir
murdered free State mon. Some OF
these had boon shot or Drained, and
thrown out by the roadside TO rot
under n burning sun. Others had
been scalped as Indians scalp their
victims. One was pinioned TO u tree
bya bowie knife driven through his
heart into tho solid wood at his back;
on his breast was fastened q written
warning to all other "abolitionists
Some We're buried Just beneath the
prairie sod. their hands and arms left
sticking oat of the shallow holes into
which they had been thrown. Upon
others tho nameless mutilations OF
private parts, which characterize the
icrocious Joy of the Indlan In the mo-.
mont Of victory, had been committed
In all eases, brutality seemed to have
exhausted himself in insulting what
among all civilized men, whether
friend or foe, are looked upon with
respect-the bodies Of the dead.
Had these things appeared in the
letters detailing events in Kansas, be
tween May and November last, the
journal publishing them would hav,
been suspected Of exaggeration, even
by its own political friends; and NOR,
than one Of the atrocities which tn,
Governor will describe was written
out by faithful correspondents for oul
columns, but We refused publication
for the reasons alleged above.
The Governor Of Iowa is supposed
to be the authority for the above
Chicago Tribune, April IL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
THE LAWS.

The accident which occurred to our
Office will necessarily delay the publ
cation Of the acts ofthe recent session
of the Legislature, for short time.
For general information we state that
the Laws will be ready redistribution
by the 18th day of June next, and, il
possible, previous to that period. We
hope this apology will be sufficient
and satisfactory, to those who have
been and may be anxious to procure
them.-Sentinel.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
Carriers Spanish lfirfure.

Asa spripg and summer Medicine, carter's Span
ish Mixture stands eminent above all others. Its
singuIary enepcious action the blood; It's srcnsth
oung and vvifying qualities; stouic action on The
liver lie tendency drive sii humors TO tho suraec
thereby cleansing the system according TO iature's
own prescription; It's harmless and al the same time
extras ordinary good e1ccts and the number Of cures
testified to BY many ofshe respectable citizens Of
Richmond, Va, aud elsewhere, must be conclusive
evidence that thorc Is no humbug aboutit.
Thstrial OF single bottle will satisfy tho most
skspucal Of its benefits.
q See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
Disease Expelled from the Blood The
Homeless Gvredf

During the past year, Ave hundred and nine persons,
who had been given over by regular physicians, have
been radically cured BY DIR. Robaek's Scandinavian
remedies. The list, as taken from DR. Roback book
Of cases. follows 20 casesof dyspepsia, ofscro
fula, 20 OF incpent rheumatism, OF genealdebiII-
~, OF nervous disorders, and Of exual weakness
Upwards Of 1880 less serious cases have also been
treated by him with entire success. HIS Blood Puri
Ger and Blood Pills cure all inorganic maladies, BY
cleansing the blood from the impurities which cause
and sustain disease. See advertisement In another
column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
Woods Hair Restorative.

We advise those OF our readers In state OF single
blcssodness, who would win the idol of hia lhears,
and enjoy that felicity kdown only those In married
iie 10 restore tho hair on their bald pates, change
their gray locks TO their original color, make them
glossy silk, BY using Prof Woods hair restorative
II Is now the standard rvmoy for all diseases OF the
hair aud akin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Cure after Physicians had Fail

cd.
RusselviIle, Ohio. Jan. 20, 1856.
DR.. G. M. Jackson--pcar Strive would inform you
that We are out OF Hoonand's German Bitters, which
meet with ready sale. Ono q neghbors has been
doctorng for some time, 1--WE think abopttwo years,l
with all the doctors In tho countryb but all OF no avail
He looked rs much like n dead man going about, rs
anything We compare him 10. His disease appeared
to DO AZ overlooking Of the gall With hard rersua-
sion, prevailed him TO Try your 'blllers, with
The promise that II II did him no good, We would
charge him nothing fort, provided he took six bot
,les according to the directions; this he has done
and Is now entirely cured, has become well mah--
Tho cure has created great sale In this neghbor.
hood. Respectfully,
EDWARDS d BROWN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

ward, and others 10 shrink and grow
homc-siclz, and be like him who was
'g0ing 70 Arkansaw to como back
again
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
500 AGENTS WANTED II
A LUCRATIVE AND rLEAsANr EMPLOYMENT

A LuNCAIlNL AMI iLEAeANA Aafhoi Abs ~
n GENTS wanted to soil Df. Frosi's London Vegei-
~ able Butoua pills tar 9nghout tho Westefn
Alatre-
We want industrious and active men 10 CANVASS the
country thorough ,Rd deposit medicines with eve
~ family. We aro employing Agenln 70 cauYaAs on
iootor With hofae aud ougsy, ~ snc following terms
Canyas'ers on foot per Year, sSO'on horsebaek $500,
will holse aud buggy, ed3v' Agents are required 70
furnish horses and bNssief.
Ia addition Tic above salaries, dcfray all cx-
pen-cs incident 10 Tho hnaincss. tits an agreeable
aud heallhlul Occupation Tor Dung men giving them
good opportuity 10 make money, wiihoutthe poasl-
billy OF sustaining loss aceruing isom selling ON COM
mission. Applicants should apply ia person, or adj
dress n further Information DO desired, the ffoPre
tors by letter No 0he vail DO onployod for loss
term than Que year, and ia enter into written
contract 10 taat effect.
Ne shall require security In all eases u NO mol
personally acquainted With tho applicant, ~ NO shat
entrust custody monica, medicines, books and
feeelpls 10 tho amounts iroa nse hundred 10 three
thousand dollars ). nj fhOoi a. W.
Priaelpai ONCE, No. North Merdian ST., Indiana
polis. Ind. ap2f,fw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

I ear rteglaleii ~. fof laos Aieraiisslslna q.
es,ss We ess fsse ,,. k,, 1ss .s s,.F' .'e
lapeh AZ In sssthsr on il uts fas falistr 81 ~
pale; AZ tea g. ', q l''I'; .ea s,,,
Nilh D sffafs All q ts lak ,1sll 40 ifailiNs4.
f,stf afd 7 ehiy utei iffal Z, ana tho psia ien
mo- apd "a ~ siii "a ss,ts A. 80 se'a 80
aos Il sassAslf ias f.a h ~ sAs " ~ ~.
Ell eiH ft'las'f Iifsas, y lse'falis
u@aasss naaN. q iiiila. 81 ~ olslshss asn.i
wshAts hel.. hf.va ~ IONS col va,
NO heats ana fsl IL O. genFs aifbs sps,
s ssss., s S,.s r. :, ~ s. sas s.'f r.
ss ,sy s' sg' & p. & -. or ~ re-, sss s p
s eus AID iFuses. skseciias Ath' vss cat nsshiFls
vac lanta nat afse. .ssalnE eeoass hll - eeu,.,
sea Ia eaufainents of ne GUS is netl 05Hf
tHs Ss sfse sas..l sss9' q 81, 40 ,s ne, les.
vita oths sle eem.naae. b.. fesslsas Al,sl.llss
aln tat b stmeleil - have eftf USED Tor afEss
400 al'e ls' ea'sae'' ''nf's ea ''f hug.' t''sSs;
Certificate non olas, 4, rssnul. fsa. 80 80
parns .u.r ana AZ ss 'ss Va. s1 assss h. =
nesnt times. lseasa u le slsnaei and Ella
W The nrsI q pefem s,, ihs "a ran I'uss
anally lilo pas set IA 20 can,lis fas almost nalsf-
s phsslesl misery 10 aiAeA Tilt latter coz plaht fFe
qns'nuy subjects thesutsrer. had bsrn connnc< -
Wa ~ Sef ~ much rsseed had applied . sskinl
plescian. Who hAoTrezfFibed sesersl ~, > hqt
saw erldenl symons Of recovery. AZ ilf point u
time, Forshhs Alternative Balm under my o<<esst
ton by eonsssalle FeIsnssiol., vac induced ~
take II IN fani doses Of teasroonfuil A. often hss
paroxysm Of flie dienls) canietn. md taken senu
tluee u Tie doscs Nhep n tit deriiedly better ana
afterwards rcnysfcd VIII fnch raIidi2 that tnt~o
daxs afTr iconnenecd fsknF' tts Hahn, a tnr
tirely free a. m thr tncct<- he disease
hiiIevetAe Hstf D Az excel eat fssscdy Tor dye
pers aad u ndsqs eomIlalis, spsrhea slsenisv
quest % Air. for-hn. rho indiy IN medic
cpf which believe sfpcied cure In The ADORE CO 9.
y 80 Respectfully yoars, .'"'t
-. 4 Z ICns<. BRsaSr 4
Wholesale Depot, al q c. Rrakhrts, No. 81 fr4n
~ Gin. iiiH't -. rI' f..t'ft' ~
DR.. .Fersha Dlug s'oss. Nar.h eide Of Fifth a..
| doors sast offmlfA, Cin, o..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
s. G. FRINA, III. d.

INal7AI > - =
FsyAKEe THIS METHOD on fhFonkfka THE
II ttlltnna % tnulahu Nils aiia fitiit} taat no mas
40 ca up pennanrut fesideh Among lhun lof tho
practice 81 he Profession.
Having had tar ekptfeneo o. large hhi success
fulpfaotpa Ia the els ~ bropkAut AaW YORK, the
asf AeAfa, comblnop wiz dnlpfHllhAlloh lookep
does mol hesitate 20 aal, tua1 aa3 persvns who neu
DENTAL operations, hha NiaA thnh, efaeuieu ~ ths
most skllul and nAitAed nnniiaf, HiheH te lgoAfe
alsace III repealed in may galAu iullesieonhdehee
la him asn Dentist % ee.epshqd fepulRilon,
lneoHnpiihls Porcelain teeth insefiad on uold hll-
yof on Plaina, VITA hiA improved eoniihuous Gnlns,
eolorrd 10 ilu,'-ifoh Ohio 10 "a entire SCI, which
for beauty and iloikeuppeafanee einnol DO sufpas.
sed.
Every operation noeessar. fol ihe prsseFyalloa and
beauty Of the hAnlaH teeth viii 30 lpHpfned IA me
most careful, thorough and perfect manner, aud at
prices when cannot ia 10 give Satisfaction, All work
warranted 70 rerisrmlhe safyscus Promised lhe beat
OF reference given When required.
Once from 4. H. 30 ,. a. ONCE over TIC Bank
OF the Capitol, hrsI hoof No. haat washington a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
nnrInENcra.
RATES OF COMMISSION

on sales 81 $500 aud under orr commission viii be
2pef eel, except Nhvn The slim ~ less than luo ir ON
s0Vo 70 lo,ouQ viii Do charged "a per cent from a..
900 70 $1,000 WIN he Charged a uf cent. n All casos
per cent will hc charged on lhr iust SlpuO ON ali
sales OF property While Ia hands, coilnisson will
bc charged, though the sale be conaunmaed by Other
prafcs.
10 withdraw property froin cur charge, We require
two weeks noiee and la case contract u commenced
before Withdrawal, our commit aon mlat 10 paid
IL Ne are niakiiig arrnao u 10 fofn bnanea.
CONNECTIONS With reliable nrs Ia Iowa. Missouri, via.
eontin Minnesota, Nebraska, AID huruh, and will he
prepared " loctie Land Warrants buy exchange OF
sell western property % advantage, 10 those wishing
20 eniikfate toa new aud growing euantsy.
We shall conduct business with pfunpneas and lntu.
grll, aud desfo al os trusting their proper In Qua
handa % give IA f end f description ii IL location
qualify, advantages and Disadvantages.
fcireiu wishing 10 exchange purchase on sell, Ia.
sito 20 examine our fogiager,
april li,0l
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
Many CLARK .
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