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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-23

A BxAuTIFuL THoucRr.-A little Swed-
ish girl, while walking with her father on a
starry night, absorbed in contemplation Of the
skies, be'ng asked Of what she was thinking,
replied, ~ was thinking il the vrosg side Of
heaven l. 80 glorious, what must the right
side bcs"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-23
NOTICE.

INV y uA2Is
DElNG convinced from past experience
I'D that this china tie is not congenial to
my health and in consequences thereof 4
will offer the following property situated
in Ottumwa for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my residence on Second Street, one un-
divided half of the Pest Office lot, one
third of that space of ground opposite
my Office, between T. Sinnamons pro-
erty and the river. running back to Dr..
Warden's line. Also $50 acres of land
in Wspello County as advertised. For
description of which, see advertisement
in another part Of this paper. Is
! have disposed Of my interest in -,
Office to DR.. Douglass, and have Selinquish-
ed the practice Of medicine. Doct Deue.
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
inc and Surgery, may be found at my Of
fee as usual. can cheerfully recommend
him to the public and my friends as gen.
tleman, well qualified to give entire satis-
faction professionally to all who may feel
disposed toemploy
Jan l0th56-47tf. A. D. WOOD.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-23

ga chap in Philadelphia the other day
answered matrimonial advertisement and
received in reply beautifully written note
in the most elegant chirography imaginable ap-
pointing place Of meeting. He was gu hand;
yelled lsdy took his arm, conveyed him
to rather dirty garnet in rather scurvy al
ley, threw OF her veil, discovered an intense
lyrsd Irish face, and in . rich brogue addressed
her new-found husband. Yonng man felt sick.
found he was sold; and escaped, followed by
q shower Of mud balls from the hands Of .
crowd Of urchins. The irish lass had paid an
editor dollar to write the note.
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miscellaneous.
Lsvefell out ; the Lamb felI An.

NJ ". n rsBoR. (.
] told my love one summer day
How beautiful the sunshine lay
Upon the bosom Of the sea;
And added: thus my love for thee
Spread over every thought Of mine,
And mahesh lie memory divine"
] told Of Pstrach-known 10 fame
Linhed with the peerless. Lauras name
How TAsso, though In prison hall,
Could still on ElcnorA call;
And added LET me like them be
Thns known to fame by loving then"
Then, ~ We watched the sheep at play,
In fields sweet-scented by the hay,
waited for some answering word
Nor waited long. Anoise was heard
And then she said: 20 willie, look
The speckled lambs fell In the brook"
OH Love fell out when lamb fell In;
left the charming fields OF Lynn;
The maiden with the fiaxen locks
left beside the riil aud rocks;
And vowed when next my love was told
All sorts ofsheep should be In fold
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Es1ray Notice.

UlAKEN UP by xbner Overman, living In Co
IL lumbia township, Wapello County, Iowa, Dec. Sd
1856, estray mare, described follows A yellow,
dun color with black mane tail and legs white spot
in the forehead IL years old Is 12 hands high and APP
praised at $500. J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Jan. q, 1857 -n4S-Sm.
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Estray Notice.

TNAkEN UP BY Joseph Ra[st0n. OF Adj
i ans Township, Wapello County. Iowa,
the rss day Of January 1851 estray steers Of
red color, two years old past-one unmarked, with
white face and broad HORNS the other marked with
swalowfork In each ear crumpy horns and appraised
at $500 FEB. 5-3m1 J. N. CAMPBELL, elk.
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BREAKERS AHEAD!

XXyE have waited with clemency from enc TO four
w years for our small dues, which we need and
must have. Now are compelled TO resort to more
ecacious remedy; therefore, all persons indebted TO
Eastman In Ottumwa
ufcKESLoopER3 ovERNAS.
January 20 n4s.tL
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OTTUMWA
III A II ID w A II e 8 TO II z

1UyHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform
u the citizens Of Wapelo, and surrounding coun-
te that In the month Of April 1857, he will open
Eastern assortment Of Shelf and Heavy Hardware;
Mechanics Tools and Builders' Material OF all kinds;
Table and Pocket Cutlery; Anvils and Bellows; Saw
aud In fact every thing that IL kept In Hardware
Store, which win sell,
Wholesale or Retail,
At prices DEFYING COMPETITION
N. BAT all times large stock of Iron, Nails.
and Glass, on hand. My arrangements with Eastern
Manufacturers will enable to cell goods at Pitts.
burgh and New York prices, adding transportation.
Respectfully,
c. @. PACKARD.
Feb Q6-5Q-lw
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III COX here farmers! did you know that onc.hak the
labor Of putting In your corn can be saved 81 ~
Ing the above Planter. 80 = ~ .
Well sr. 1t Is true. hundreds would tes.Ify that
have used them. You ask how Il this donef We viii
tell you After your ground ID broken up marx Il %
with marker. which viii make or marks 81 q tine
and mark OF your ground both ways In this way you
save a. least Que hall Of the labor Of aroving 1hs
an,er WIN put me corn In to any depth pecessayy Be.
surface Thus the corn being planted Ia shallow mr.
rows, Will not be SO liable to be washed away Amer
your ground IL furrowed on = good hand can plant
from TO 10 acres per day vkieh u sssine q one
mani labor, at least, 10 planting acres. s -
Keaer 70 u. Deyci Richland Township References u
also be furnished by the suhscribers. - -
For saleby LAWRENCE I HARLAN, 4
no-iS]w s0unmva. lows,
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Estrap Notices.
EstraV Notice.

UyAKEN up by VIM. Strickn, living In Washington
IL Township. Wapelio county, Iowa, on the 4th day
OF March, A. d. 1857, black mare, fourteen years
old this spring; white each hind foot collar
marks and white snip on the nose; and about 10 i2
hands high. said mare appraised NJ twenty-seven
dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
No. 16-3m David Campbell Deputy.
Estray Notice
gWyAKEN up by Luna NJ Mendenhall, living in Polk
Of March, 1851. One brown mouse colored Mule two
years old last spring; branded the left hip with the
letter N, and the hind leg, about hall
way between the pastern and hook joints; fourteen
hands, Inch and half high, and appraised AZ "a
dollars j. N. CAMPBELL, Cl'k.
Ottumwa March, 81 no14ym
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TAI, prospect Of speIl Of weather.
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GEORGE HOLLAND,

ID RESPECTFULLY announces that be =.
~ win carry on the Tailoring Business In all 81
its various branches. Having had several years 1
experience 10 the business, he feels confident he W.
can give every one It," His shop Is the ground
door, two doors below the Henry House.
Cutting done the shorte notice and at reasonable
prices. Aug. IS, n26-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06

rine. to Je sure. None of us remain but myself, and father, who has become care and burthen to me, and the children, who are very noisy and troublesome. Mary is married and gone to reside with her husband in the South, and Edward has taken up his abode in the city
 Presently, heard clamor in an adjdiuihg apartment, and soon appeared a wretched old ,nau, encountered with soed and dirty linen, and wearing calico gown-bearing in hand a tin trumpet, which he applied several times to the kI'uckcs of the little girl who cung fast to his robe. He was led by the servant girl whom l had met on my entrance Raising the trumpet to his car he exclaimed, Who is it { who is it 2 it is William' replied his daugl,- ter, just returned from the Indies they say he is very wealthy It was uncle Erwin He seemed to have some faint recollection of me, and approached and whispered in my ear, Did you see Lillian there ? My knees trembled, and sank into chair, and buried my face in my hands. 1 feel that l can stay here no lon ger, where am indeed a stranger even among lny relations. will leave Happy Valley to- morrow never again to return. Here are no objects to remind me of the past but the dark ly nodding frs and waving hemlocks with their interlacing boughs, the bright gleam of the winding river, and LliaHs grave. l will re- turn to the rush-built towns of the far-distant Singapore and there will die.
 For an hour sat on the wind girt hill where rises the tombstone above the mound, beneath whose grassy sod reposes my hearts dearest treasure and there l wept such tears as none but bereaved lover alone can weep No more, ye tall, dark frs, shall I hear the mur- n'nriug sighs that whisper through your feath- cry branches No more, o deep-sounding Shawmut, shall I gaze upon your mirrored waves, as they gleam and sparkle in the beams of the setting sun. shall suon pass the dark rver-LilIian may 1 meet thee iu heaven
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06
.Fillibuster Walker accompanied by Col S1at

-Fillibuster Walker, accompanied by Col Stat ter left New Orleans few days since for Mobile on a tour through the southern states to Richmond Ea for the purpose of stirring up the people to fur nsh the snews of for another attempt to 'Americanize' Nicaragua Ii e., extend slavery l The New Orleans Delta has no doubt that he viii be succt ssful, he has large proportion of the
 material aid necessary for the new expedition al- ready secured. The St. Louis News professes to know on good authority that Walker can secure five thousand men and 25O, 600, besides cannon, shells, shot ammunition and supplies to any needed amount ut thirty days notice. The money is subject to his draft at any moment He adds
 Walker does not desire more than one thousand men, as he is satisfied that with that number ol men he can conquer and keep possession of Nicara- qua, in spite of all the Central American armies that cas be brought into the fed against him. He k sdeherating quietly at resent and keeps his own counsel, but the departure of another expedition from New Orleans, sometime the coming fall, we'll appointed and with Walker at its head is an-event thrt may be seriously expected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06
A SYLLOGISM! {!

PROPOSITION 1st.
 Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful head of Hair. PROPOSITION 2d
 The use of LYONS KATHARIoN will, without fail, produce such one. THEREFORE:
 Every Lady and Gentleman will, ofcourse, imme- diaiely commence using LYONS KATHARI0N. All pronounce the KATHARION to be the finest and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ever made.
 Its immense saIe-nearfy 900, 900 bottles per year-attests it's universal popularity Sold every where for 25 cents per bottle.
 HEATH, wYNKOOp & CO,
 Proprietors and Perfumers, 11-H 63 LIBERTY ST., NEw YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06
Wild Cherry Balsam.

BRO0KLlNE, Feb. Q, I50I. To- " Foule-Dear Sn Having experienced results of satisfactory character from the use of WIsTARs BALsAM of WILD CHERRY, in cases of severe colds during the past two years am induced to ex- press the full faith have in its renovating power: was first induced to try this medicine as an ex. pertinent, about two years ago, in connection with the strong recommendation of friend, who was we'll nigh gone with consumption, and whose relief from of colds, and decline and most clearly demonstra- ting to my mind its great value as a restorative. that it only needs fair trial to insure grateful demonstration from the public.
 Your obedient servant
 SAMUEL A. WALKER. None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the W apper.
 sL'rH w. FOWLE & CO.,, 13S Washington st., Boston. Sold by A, C. Smith, Litchfeld; Alvor1 & Brothers, Wocottvile; Thomas G. Hazen, New Hartford Starr, Clark & Co.,, Watertown. 13
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06

Gz53 DoUBTERs ALIAs--. There are two ways by which people can go astray in belief-frst in be- lieving too little, and secondly in believing too much The obstinate unbelievers need not fatter themselves that there is any degree of wisdom shown in doubting everthing for as far obser- vation extends, the universal doubters invaria ply bockheads. Read Dr. Bliss advertisement of this week in another column TO INVALIDS. The
 hints and suggestions there to be geaned, will re- pay the perusal All invads especially, should not fail to read it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PILLs.-BEwARE OF IM- PosruRE.-Tbe genuineness of these invaluable rem- edies is easily known. Look to the Water mark If the words, Holloway. New York and London are not be seen in transparent letters in the paper of the book of directions when held to the light, the same is spurious. The family provided with these medicines is fortified against the dangerous effects of dyspepsia, liver complaints, nervous dis ease disorders of the bowels eruptions ulcers and exterior inflammation generally. All these yield to Holloway's unapproachable remedies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06
The Fair.

Thursday afternoon, opening at ? o'clock, Every body is getting nesy to- be there, and the earliest coners will have the best chance for ta.e .rti.st
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-06

fE7 INvALIDs-Do not fail to read Dr. Bliss ad- vetisement "TO INVALIDS,'' to be found in ap- other column. Let no one fail to rcadit.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-28

Debility and Nervousness, Distsste for Society
.,,.oruv Preseuimen,s pain and weakness Ia the
b.c i,np,lrurnt OF u chi al vlsor and memory weak
aud whtery eyes, rTul tons on the lace ana body
..sti.s -neSs Of vicion- dreams and unrefresniaa
steep unntness for marriage relation, improper sx-
cttabiIty % the ofaans structure cosuveness pics
yspersis a. To the truth Of this, more or less In
escn csse every sufferer from solitary indulgence can
att at And ~ rthcr, any latent Or family predispo-
-tiion 10 disessr, o. imbecty, impotence. insanity
&C. IL almost surely eventually developed Into sctiv-
iy, and tn actually tns most frequent cause Of
those malades 10 young persons, - proven ~ the
istics OF all so1ntries. And this 10 equally Srue
o. both 0. still, II tabsu in sins this diS~sss
sad quences are perfectly smsnabs TO treat
ment.
Or Husbell has for many years past, bssn oop-
suited upon many and distressing cases OF MS
VICE that his At estion has ooen no0oeooruy much
reoted t. iie Atmsut and cure and 10 10 happy
T. add ha-, beyond his most ssnguine sxpeotations,
matn I'd . treatment At once safe and certain, aud
free from painful operations or naussous msecines.
DR. Hubbe1's Treatise should be obtsiasd By svsry
one a. Will psovs complete safesua I'd against I'm
position. IL explains the nature and oonseQnences
VI all dls-ases OF the gene rAttve sr0sas.
II Thoss living 1t distance, ~ enclosing we
postage stamps in order to prepay the Uesta0e, vii
receive copy By return Of mall, gratis
Dr. Hubbelrs experience II no; exoeled BY e~lphy-
sicsn, In the treatment OF Private IHsessss q any
nature
NTUrICa-HIGHLvI NPORrANTf 10 pm ALsSs
IN All LADIES' suffering o. Female Complaint
xaatever are re commended 10 cal Al casss treah
Cd snl curel without delay and with the happiest
results Uerin. AMI psinfui menstrual obstr ucsiou
rraulrin surgical operations removed By ssientihe
,restu ent II desired, conyenieht rooms provided
advice strictly Confidential.
Persons living at = distance, BY giving . plain
meet Of cases, will be attended - punctu-
4! y and medicine. forwarded BY expFess 70 al perti
OF The United Stste..
Address, J Hu5bell. II D. box 1888 o, Chicaso
Illinois
Private Office, No 50 Randolph st, oDDssits TIL
Revere Hotel
JuuelQitt
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ExeCualriX Notice.

T>uD unaess,gDcd hereby gives notice " all whom
i umsy concern that shs has ths LAY, BY o'ro;
s'shs CyuItY Court VI scott county, ben duiy mp
pssntsd o: tho Estate OF jataee Roche sts
81 Ua .enport. deocssef.
Al D. sons lui tied 10 the dec a.'d arr r'quesier
- make Inn pay m.nt I, the und-Fal.h'd. and
Oh Cersons having Ga ms again : sail James hoehs
e,s rsQuestsi I, ne tno same for approval AID al
Isstment.
Dsvsnport, December II, 1851.
MAk0ARHT ROCHE
0an r. IIUsn,tL kxe NJ iE.
A,rv a,iav DE il ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-28

VryunnAo . - Sesa Gay u Nay, 4 D, 1851
w Sssepe usrnhsll Of Scott Cssnty, love-, sx-cS.
- go e.. + MtsAeas - TsaDsss, . certain deed
oeSsuM, 0oveytno V said Trustee - snd In SOFT
oounsy, 1oUa. laocribed ~ follows 10 vii Lit NUN
~ too co.. u bleed asmber four co. In hsIno.h's
0oso1 a11itase ~ the City - Davenport.
49, eotA conveyance vas made By the said Joseph
0Asebo ~ tn purpose 81 securing tbs psymebt Of
- oogeon Dssniosssy note end the interest thereon
0o1 ~ ood Joseph Marsh ell and dated the nth day
e ~, y 1857, end payable - follovs. In siX
0sa16o fro0 dAse. 70 thf osd-s Of Bar,holomew
4so1o0, - ~ o0c Of 4eorge l.. Itch OILS with intr
- amer Nay I1h les, ~ the 'ste Of tsn per cbt
por oaaun, for the a Of hight usnired Dollar,
81 Vhe eos upon the neGieet and refusal Of said
-. J.. ulcAois 70 Get - such trustee, Austin Cor
~ - b. che County adge Of Scott County aspo,n
~ u bis place Ard stead
And noW eaii noss having become due AMI payable
as1 The said Josepb bsviag fsei 10 psy The
oau~, I, Austin Uorbn trust aferessid do here
b. etve shis public notice that By virtue the wsr
when u io vested by rsid deed Of Trust, vii or
- urdsy the 9etn day Of Deermbsr . 1851 ~ th-
hour Il oeioek H. the aftsrnoon OF said day tie
Osurt House door h. the city Of Davenport az oss al
eGss Ter sale ~ pubic auction 10 thu hshst bidder
fer cash, the pArcs, OF lsnd abJve dsfribsd or no
n ueh fheref - snail - uiiiccnt to sat,sy and pay
shs onouus Of ssi1 With the iBter-st thereon 10
W. Gag " toGethr with tie .Ipent-s stten Ing
ssid sale cost e thi, No,ios and Trustees ices tpn
the eompetion OF such sar, 81 VII 10 siven H. &C
oordance with the stipulsii,n ~ rsif DE Of Trust
Dsvod tbs 2Ssh day Of k,ysmber a o 1891
AUSTIN CORBIN,
tDecidtsl Trustse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-28
Notice.

AIOTIOD 10 hereby siven that the suhscr,oer. havv
~ hssu duly app,ln,sd Executor and EXecuirix
= ssasse OF AleIsndeP w. Nc sregor, de- eassd
ls., Of DAvnpnrt. In the county - SC It aud sste
o. isva . ID tak-n upon theinselv.s that trast by
eaving .onis - the lac ,ireru.
All pero ps havtrs -nA lands upo1 the est ate Of The
ooiS de- enact are required u exh. Bit thu same AN
~ Dsrson, tndbte 10 the said state are called up
= - make payment to
A. LAwFs, Exe ut,r,
n A NOR. OR Execurix.
Dsvsapsst. Iowa, Nov. l0th. 1sas. laoslldH
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1t. Lsuis, Alien 1 chicago 4. Z

AIR LINE ROUTE.
chicago 70 b. Louis via St. Louis Alton Chicago
~ =, oil tho way By Rairosd.
oAlRyISo 1HB oRlAT AMERICAN AND 9. .. xArls
Tho only direct and reliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trans leave depot Of Michigan Southern aud Rock
Island n, corner Of Van BureA and sherman sts.
st Louis Day 41press-l0;so A A-Dsily, (sundays
exceptsd) arrive o. St. Lou. lI;sO saiae evening.
D.. Louis Might Express-lu, 30 A-Dauy, sr. I've
ct St. Louis ll;1O next morning.
Day Aaprsss-S,0O AA-Daly. arrive .. Chicago
K,sas irprssr-s,4s x-D.uy, arrive a. Chicago
Trains run directly through without chsngco Of oars
or baggage. Time from Chicago ct. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Psssengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
D-caaur, JAcxs0nville, Naples aud al puiats the
Missiseippi, Missouri. Kansas, Cumberland ana Ten
nessse Rivers, b. tAking tee above roue viii be sure
Of making connectiCns snd arriving Ia st LOUIS on
advertised tiis avoiding the vcxsc0as delays Of the
crcuttous route vie LaSalis Peoria ana Illinois river,
saving swsi y -four hours tme, being b niles l.ss
distance 70 B,ooming.cn Is lsss to Springfield. y
less 70 %. Louis and Is lees to Peoria
TRAN BY ANT OTHER gouTH
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A Jsliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Ott,-
~, Laoa.ie, Rock Island end Central Iowa.
A. Bloomington With Illinois Central Railroad f.r
Clinton. Wayassvilis and Decatur, and With Stage
for PEORIA
A. Peoria Junctioa With Peoria Oauawka.
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, PeklM, Br,n-
nsd. Dlmwood, Knoxville. Gslesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
A. Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Inisois River.
A. Alton With Daily Line Of Packets for Hsunibal,
Quisey and Keohuk, the most expeditions End relia-
be roote 70 oh portions Of Missouri,
A 81 Louis With Daily FIRST Class Steamers for
New OPlsans and intsrmeiia.e points the Lower
Mississippi ard With regular lines Of packets fer
Ksnsss, ~ Joseph and eli points On the Missouri,
Trnnsssse, Cumberland and AtksnS . Rivers.
Throsgh T,ckets can b Lrocured to ali Eastern
Railssai Omcss-st the C0mpspy's Oncss, ~ Dear
torn street, opposite the fremont House, and Il he
Michigan 6ossh<TA and Rock DSpots, corner Of Van
DaYsh amp Sherman BE.
Responsible Bsggage Men will b at tho Depos 70
al tie vsgions lines coming into tho city ~ check
baggage through 70 sny point desired on the line.
A. H. AOO1n, Superintendent.
L. Darling. 0en'i Agent. Onicago. loc3odtf
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Removal.

TIM sabscrbers leg leave o iufJrm their f-ie-da
i thai they have removed their Livery 10 the
Yonnsylvanis stable, Hs rson street, bet wee.
Second end fsird, and n antfu for ell past
hey respectfully solicit liberal shsre CT the patron
80 Of The public.
J DAMP l. CO
M.D. Horses ara Carriage, to hire on liberal
t00o.
u the CITY. Decad,'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-28
DIR. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion
Vu(OrtM0te'S Friend.
JUST PUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS

TO YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
and ChroniSdi sessss. The
nrst and direcs oonseq usocs
Of eIcess and sbuso Of the
seIusl systen, IL . peculiar
dlse Ased condition Of the -
minsl organs which The Al
thor ~ his rRoAT1Sn, has
called the special dis-sse ci
Nasturbstios. The follow
ing disordeYs, some In one
case, soac In another, are
again the direct c0DseQ men,
Gee u this disesss, vis g.
minal nmissions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-28
MP0RlEDW!sEs, GROCERlEs,&s
I. - W. GEEEsv
-U3 Canal st. & 1i9 Bro; dway, n. Z.

NA's"usisHru iSbA.)
importers H'e Deaiers N F~.s Qs.ssssss
FAMILY GROCERIES.
or tot1e TRADE HOTELS, PEivA1. ANIiinR
anu e" chs 40 IN men tsste, ssd desirs Q
genuine dfficie, a isfae vsrie,vof
iIAa, 'ishtN AM BLACK, sUuCHONG PoCCH.
o'rt i.tsii-il iiIEAkFAST. OOIOS0 InPn
hiA4-. ~ #Vs dLNiDH uBa YOUNG HYaON
a. p. tLt-'s 'iihaii ,t-tts, az
corr tf-N CA rsI JAVA.
v iAi .e-ii tDE..tt BIS NiHRRfEs PORTs uocKs
y. d Al llSl gisdrs, ia original pscAs-
= H"i7l 'r' lissf ums and bottl.s
BAi To- -a- az t-ftkE's CLARETs
CHAhfAhNE:s " go y ChInlon's Cabinet rmpY
~ ". i.,!'..ie 49,. Ii Su--m's. do DO.
Ll-L yis--Arsuals =, Ru ~. Wnl.sey Gin. Arrss&.
Autin'he, kI.ta. &c, a., la original pschs ~
as Cufa a. Mars-chiuo. Anisetts, Noysau, bat.
MAJ i. iiQuQRs-Lossiyn brown Stout. Scotch ..a
SEQ sec. Ia yil..ty ,fCAo'cc Brsnds.
Pit@ iES-.Nd 1871 and FRENCH
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