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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-03

FOREIGN News The america arrived Hal
flax Friday, from Liverpool on the 18th, brings
bad news from the Atlantic Telegraph Expe-
dition. The Gable parted from the Niagara on
the afternoon Of Tuesday, llM IN consequence of
a sudden check .ohIe IN process Of paying out
The telegraphic despatch from Halifax states
that "as the engineer thought the Cable was
running out in too great proportion to the
speed of the ship, he considered it necessary to
direct the brakes to be applied more firmly
when unfortunately, the Gable parted at some
distance from the stern of the ship. The
speed of the Niagara at the time of the acci-
dent, was about four knots. The Leopard was
Immediately despatched to Portsmouth to re-
port the disaster, and the Cyolops was to fol-
low with dispatches for Valentia. The N,ag.
ara and and Agamemnon, with nearly two
thousand miles of the Cable still on board, re-
mained near the scene of accident, and q Sc
ries of important deep-water experiments were
to be instituted before their return, in order
to furnish reliable information to the Directors
of the Company. 1t is reported that about
one hundred miles of the three hundred lost
are sunk in water over two miles in depth
At the conclusion of the experiments, the
whole feet was to sail for Portsmouth. A
meeting of the Board of Directors had been
called for the 18th, to consider the propriety
of resuming the enterprise this season
The news from India by this arrival is high
ly important. The Overland Mail had arriv
ed, with intelligence of great moment. Tht
mutiny among the native troops is still spread
ing. Delhi had not fallen, up to the 9th o
June. The rebels in possession of the city haC
made several desperate sorties, that were re
pulsed on each occasion with immense slaugh
ter The cholera had broken out in Delhi, an,
the city was filled with sick and wounded
Reinforcements were arriving at the British
camp, and the beseiging force, at last account
amounted to 5000 Europeans and 5000 Sc
poys-in all, $4,000 men. The panic in Cal
cutta was subsiding
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-03

SusQUEHAyNA CorNrY.--The Republican
Convention of Susquehanna, met on the oath
ult., and placed in nomination the following
ticket -
Representatives, b CHASE.
SherG-JoHN YOUNG
PrOthonOtOry-G b. r. WADE.
Register d RecOrder-CHARLEs NEAL.
Ommissioaer-ORANGE Mort.
Treasurer-CHAUNcEY W. Mort.
AuditOr-GEoRGE T. FRAZIER.
COroner-JosiAH BLAcKMAN.
We recognize amongst the above names,
some that we know as the consistent and re-
liable friends Of Freedom and learn that the
whole ticket is in every respect good one
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-03
E. o. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOWANDA: ::

Gbursoan Hlorninn, September 8. 1852.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
y,lUiBLE CITY PR, PERTY.

Splendid Lets q the Bl0E.
Lots ssA : !, beck n. comoanding ans NV
Of the river, Roct Island Port ATmssrool
Rsyirood D fee. &c.
Nort rms 10 Apply 70
Jul ?tdff COOK GAR0kNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

DEBILITY AID NervousnsS- Dis,aste for eociety
Gloomy PresentIrents. pain and weakness in TN
bscs, impairment 81 mer al vgor and memory veal
aud WATER eyss, .ruptions the face and bo,'y
f"stlessness Of vicious dreams and unrefresbshe
sleep uuntness for marriage relation, Improper es
ciiabity 81 the organs, structure eostiyeness pe-
i,sp Isa, u. To the truth OF this, more or less Ia
case sufferer from solitary Indulgence
att Ant further, any la ent or family predsro-
sition 10 disease in,tecil.iy, imtente. insanity
Ac almost use ugy Gryeo .ec into artiv-
~ auG i i. actually tie mcs. frequent cause o'
tla-,. rnslades In young PER- ots proved by The
ta'htie- of all cpnntries. And THIS Is equally true
- b, n sNe>-Stiil II taken In tiale this disea
aHd lis Cons qgruces are persvciy aaNsable totreai.
ntnt
DR. Hubbell has for many years past. been con
saite'i upon so many and distressing cases OF IL
wee, that his aten ion has been Necessarily mreh
directed q ltstreaimcrt aud cure, aud he Is happy
b. sdf. has beyond his most ssng1ie exp stiors,
insured treatment ~ once safe and certain, and
IRE" from PAINFUL operations or nsuseos nie.iciDes
DR. Huhbers Treatise should be obtained BY every
orr, IS 1t viii prove conaete safeguard asainsfins
position. II explains the nature snd csn=equefces
., all diseases OF the eenefstiye organs.
-. Those living at a Gistsnce, by enclosing two
Postage stamps, In order to pay the p,Ase, vail
receive q copy By return ofm.il, grs'is
pr Huhbell's periencr is not exc-lifd ~ any ply
stefan, Ia tho treatment Of Pirate LHseGsss Ut any
nature
NTOTICE-HIGHLYI IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
~ All LADIES' sud.ring 0. Femsle Compis amt
whatever, are re- omneni-d to cal All ca e. treats
Ell and cuEei without DELAY and with tse hsppisst
results UTERINE an painful menstrual obstruction
re9uiiiug surgicai opsrations removed BY seeutibc
treaiu ent. II desired, convenient rooms provided
Advice strict ~ confidential.
Persons LIVING at n distance, by giving . plain
statement ofthsir cases Will be attended 10 punctu
ally and medicines forwarded by express TO all parts
OF the United States.
Address, } Hubbcll, N ID, box 1868 %, Chicago
Illinois
Private office, No 6s Randolph st, opposite the
Revere Hotel
Juneigitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22


burden in his arms. Pushing his way
through the crowd with the sick man
he ordered = mattress to be spread in
the choicest part Oft boat, where he
lai the invalid with the care Of a par
ent. That done ordered the boat to be
lot ready for starting.
Bat new feeling seemed TO per,adc
the astonished passengers--that OF
shame and contritlon at their lnhu'
manly. With one common impulse
they walked aboard the boat, and in a
few hours after another committee was
sent to the captain entrcating his pres
ence among the passengers IN the cabin,
He went, and from their midst arose
a white headed man, who, with tears
in his eyes, told that rough, sun'hurn'
ed man that they felt humbled before
him, and they asked forgiveness. 1t
was touching scene-the fountain OF
their sympathy was broken IN the
heart OF nature, and its waters swelled
III choking the utterance OF all pres
ont.
On the instant, purse was made up
for the sick man, with God speed.
90 home to die IN tie arms u hts
mother.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

A correspondent of the Blair county
(Pa.,) Wing, furnishes that paper with
the particulars Of the following inter
estng incident of which he was an eve
witness. 1t occurred few days ago
on the line of the great internal i'm.
provcmcnt ofthe state 1t was one of
those acts OF genuine kind heartcdncss
which fills the mind with involuntary
consciousness that there is something
ofthc angel still in our common ma
turc.
At the point this side Of the noun
tain, where occurrc the transhipment
Of passengers iiom the west, was moor
ed a canal boat, awaiting the arrival
OF the train ere stating on its way
through the cast. The captain OF the
boat, tall rough man, stood by his
craft experimenting the labors of his
men when the cars rolled up few
moments after, party of about doz'
en- gentlemen came out and deliberate
" walking up to the captain, addressed
him somthing after this wise:
"Sir. We wish to go on cast, but our
further progress depends ON you. In
the cars we have Just left is sick man
whose presence is disagrecablc. We
havebccn appointed committee by
the passengers, to ask that you will
deny this man passage in your boat
If he goes, We remain; what say you y
"Gcntlcman," said the captain. 81
have heard the passengers through
their committee. Has the sick man a
representative hcre.'
To this unexpected intcrrogatory
there was no answer, when, without a
moments pause, the captain crossed
over to the cars, and entering, beheld
in ono corner a poor cmaciated worn
ont creature, whose life was nearly
eaten out by that caRkcr-consump.
ton. The mans head was bowed in
his hands and he was weeping. The
captain advanced and spoke kindly to
him.
20, sir" said the shivering invalid
looking up, his face lit with trembling
expectation, ''arc you the captain, and
will you take me. God help me =
The passengers look upon me 20 9
breathing pestilence, and are You SC
kind ! You see, sir, am dying, bu,
., if | am spared to reach my mother
| shall die happy. She lives in Birling
ton, sir, and my journey is more thar
half performed. lam poor printer
and the only child of her in who's.
arms | wish to die
You shall 90" said the captain, 81
I lose erery passenger by the trip"
BY this time the whole crowd O
passengers were grouping around tn
boat, with their baggage piled on tn
path, and they themselves waiting th
decision ofthe captain before engagin,
their pasaa1e. asB -. Sss.E - i,
4 A moment mese and The dscitio
=: PC "a ~ = !: * = +;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
II A RE CHANCE,

kn BUiLDI.G lots In the city Of Davenport, ia
aJO yorabi. located, viii b. sold by the under
ssned n CIR di, Of from one 10 Ave years, to any
p son Who viii build this -esson
COX u SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
INSURANCE.


DAVENPORT. IOWA.
nrPICE IN NO. 9 DAvESPORr'S BLOCK ove'
~ CLuto, Brother, Bsrrow 4 Co. Banking Housc
once hours, y A 81 tosP M.
DIRECTORS:
in. d. Burrows, Geo. l. Davenport, p. MeYwin
Alfred sanders, Charles lie size, O. O. Parry, T. 4.
Dessaint Jas. n. DalzelI, b. Il. Woodward, John
Owens, J. ". wiley, A. II. barrow, d. l.. Shorty.
OFFICERS:
l. E. DEssAINT. President.
UHAS LESSLIE, Treasurer.
DANIEL l.. SMOKEY, secretary.
a. BA.R0WS, IT. g.
JAMES n. DA,ZELL,
H. y WOODWARD. Assist Seo'y.
DIP McK0UN, General Atent.
THIS Is : Home Company. II insaTes exclusively
The mutusl plan. The stock consists OF premium
notes, and there Is $4,000 In such nol's IN pos
session OF tie COMPANY. All this property can be
reached BY process from our ewn Courts, and there
fore offers q sufficient gnsrant thar tie memn"rs
wili III. sum insured In case OF laws. This
plan u ns W has int, general use in the
.a-tern Ct les because It combines chenpneSs with
SAFETY. and keeps money circulating at home that
would ctherwlse be sent abroad.
my ..rf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Lands In Scott County,

VALUABLE ToE GOAL AND FARMING rrHrotAl
SOCTH actonsi half OF Section ~. 7 ~, n. ]
- 323 76-i,O -cres etIy IS Minutes walk from
IN" Railroad Station at DuIsBt and yipg On the
North and HAST s.d 8 Of The County Road.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Are YOU Insured /.

IF not step right along TO the Captain's Once and
i h-vc the matter setted IS am agent for one
~ ihc beet e lnpanies In the word, and will in
: IRE J., cheap any other good company. My com
pAny Is the Quaker city "f PHI a,iephia with cash
capital al paid III, Of $51ooo, and liberty to III
crease double. II any person is DESTROYS Of being
insured and will take the truu,l. u enquire into the
standing 81 this company be Will be satisfied 10 give
me The fisk none but good ones will be tsken
II. W MORRIS,
Agent IL the Qurker City Ins'noe Co, OF Philadel-
\. Store On ii street, 3rd door from Ferry st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Officers.
gDMUND CAMPBELL Pres. HENRY BANDIT, 8,
HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'r.
s n. GILBERT Genervl Agent nj Surveyor.

off1CCr9.
gDMUND CANFIEID Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trcas'r
s n. GILBERT, General Agent I'd Surveyor.
This Company was organi,ed IN the 9th day Of
March, A. d. 1854, under SPECIAL Charter from the
legislature OF Illinois and business commenced under
the NEST favorable auspices. Its cstabL hment las
been upon arni aud reliable bAsis and n view or
its stability soantness and permsnrncy ranks a. one
OF the first Insurance Companies in the country To
those DESTROYS OF protecting themselves against loss
DAMAGE b, Fire or perils OF the sea- they beg leave
w. REFERENcrs:
Messrs. Stone 4 Witt. Cleveland, 0
a. Williams h Aucry, Chicago.
Norton h Brother,
Stone b boomer,
s Durand, Pres Racine 4 Miss. nsilrosd.
Gen. G, Northrup CAsh'r Rae. Co Bank.
VIM. = Lynde. Esq, Milwaukee.
J. u. Csnr0e, Ksq., Racnc.
Henry Fsrnam, Pres't Chicago h r. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert. Cnsh' Com Bank. Chicago:
Dan. p Rhc,ies, ESQ, Cleveland, D.
Hon. John q. Bresin, Treas'r. OF State, Columbus.
Thos. Campbell, ESD, Springfield III.
Hon. X. Chamberiin, St Louis, Mo.
Nessrs wadsworth, Wells h Sycamore, Chicago.
Ncssrs I II. Burch h Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon wm. Medl Governor of Ohio.
Messrs. q. W. Stzer h 20, Chicago,
Judd. Smith h Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
wm blanchard Esq, Morris, Ill.
Hon VIM. Iscvitt, Sec'y Of State, Oolumbus, %.
Messrs n. c. 40. c. Cock 4 Co., Rockford, III.
H. wheeler, Son, Aurora.
Neamtah @ e, Esq. Buffalo. N 7.
VIM H. fundy, Esq, Springfield,
Hon. 4. W. Bsrlty, Judge Juprcne Court, Hsasncld;
Ohio.
Gen. Cnru, Springfield, III.
Richard Ivers ESQ.,, st. Louis, No.
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, 1t the STATE DEAocRAs
Once, Post once Building, Brady Street.
July St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
I.IMRER! LI-NRER Z!

THE ubscrllers would respectfully inform THE
j bnilds g. OF davenport and the public generally
that they ke.p Instantly on ham st their Planning
MIL In H0cs Island, corner OF Rock River and wash
ington streets. Seasoned Flooring and Hiding and al
huasof finishing lumber OF the lest quality. Osll
aud exsmiae our ..oek before purchasing elsewhere
J. A. BIDplSON 4 GO.
tohcr so. lsse.--d year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
EFI'liE LIVER
INVIGOK ATOR
Prepared BY DR.. SANFORD,

Is great Eccentric Medical discovery, and is daily
i working cures almost toe great TO believe. Il
cures as IL by magic, he Grsf lose gip,Bg be-
reat and seldom more than ;tle Is Ieturt TO
cure any Kind Of Lirer Complaint, from he west
JaGnfce or Dyspepsia to common hesdache, all Of
which are the r suit Of a Diseased Liver.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
GOdIrey'sCeIehratedi 'ordial Gin

II Che6rs. bat dotS not I,eirio'e.
,V>Nrs uneqnsled hsverase pnss@ss.s metcina' pro-
pvff te- Il r.. highest urarr Il i u,rl ia ed
prt IN y ar aui bs TIE PORT tor anf fatent.e OF
tide best niaietits and he tn" nl.r Is wittsnt he
i.teti u u cfs 'f any atrcr GIN the IN Gre
griit an TIol afa M tognfry Godfreys fete
brtfed Go tiiai G1,, has been ADOPTED BY smin. nj
piysitians th- pnrcit and mo { eiacs ! U. i fYn-
Nv stlmulant AMI dur lie which 'sturi,tr
SKI hG yTtgltcnt,iar osld ~ 's9nt1sly excnir
from hos. ,tlic tflLfs which bfg hif@t f.
s,Mulsht- ordeF- TO any amount promptly filled
hy n e Prr.,ret... GO GODFREY,
Imppr.er a. Pranfies, Gin, win 8, r.
Inne2a'8n lG sfuth william Fl NJ York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself IN this u,,ee Il, ~Ns
II business Of SILVIA 4 Brass PLArrIo pruposes
10 Al al orders for Ane Silver plated Door PIatee
Door Knoos, Dell Pulls, Butte numbers, Plates -
Figures adopled TO the nee 0e Doors and 0Aorob
PeVus Lgntais8 1eds Aoints, window 61sh. Cnrf1.
= 9 end 1aros,s sina1oe pleaed ~ es1bf - 800
alt1A nVaaNess1nI elV4l No. 80
- ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,

HAVING icc' iYcd tie agency OF Tia" following safe
j std reliable Elapsnrs ~ Davenport and VI
siaity PR psrtc T. tahe FIRST Clas Risks and
issu~ y icies on rs f4vo all. terms any othtr
[, mgsnits Of equal sisutns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

All our articles are manufactured by rselves and
undes Immediate supervision, which vr gu a an
e To be made Of the beet materials. Candies Of all
can be bought IN New YoIk or sny other .rket.
By strit attention 70 b. siness, Furnishing prime
goods aud at the st reasonable prices, we hcpe n
merit AID obtain share OF the Noeral pAtronsH Of
. discerning public.
Ju,x Adtf o0nT0R I'm = NANruro
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

Burrows Preltynsn 1 Dalsell,
whole sale Deaicrs In
q X &C RTE = I,
Iros, SAT-. Cement, SC.
AGENTS For 7HE SALE or
Sc. IKcrr-ir,E - Coz
Cetebrdted Fire and IA,et Proof SAFE
L. 4 I. Fairbanks Scales.
Ak 'hNiikerp Constantly IA hani a full stock Of
w f"ctties, rs 'c' W ~ 70 The trade rs low
ss can e pnfet"r ed N ohiesso or st Louis. and
Pafefasets II Hni our goods to lie OF the b quail
~ AID warranted equal 70 sample lsnaadSuu
I NraARs : Mus,o,edo. Porto Rico, Clarified.
| - I 'ushsi aEd Fowi "a, ior sal
VI IRONS, fKhfryMAN n pALzEIL
l'uffAts--a,o. VI, oes. Java, ai~p G-ourd Coffee
= " ESQ., Il '',.-fs'"' =. ap
I tiotA>st>- \, III! N's., SUGAR House, aud :, up
! wi Tor safe q; v a Al
4 'tNkt--lmp fla, NouaE Tyson, 1unrowaer and
L hiacs Teas, Tor sair At PAD.
SrlCss-rrlprr, Auspic.. Cinnamon. Gloves in-
- ser Mustarl ana Nu;megs,At B.p.&p.
SoAP>-Fnney ann Toilet Family. rrA.,ve aud
- Castle sssr a. hr.Ap.
I,ASpLEs--sperrn, Aaan.n, stssrIne, Star aud
X allow, icr ale l"s Al b.P.An.
ntLs- sperm, solar, Lard, bank, ho.n', Lnse,
DhInTs-whitel |. al AMI 1ne iasat % ...e 3.
u. Z. \ =.
{ ,laARs-nagsD4, ',eir.sa sud American brand,
Acco-NatmsI l,.,f, N3trlp.a atd Msssolr
l p9ani -, lW~i. In ~ AID suol ny fcI
d !. \ ..
NEAsr POWDERS q various brands ami slnas, .,
70 !.
IANnirs- assorted and aacy, Gun Lemon
" ir"ps Leaises- hr.aD
DRlfNEs -inlsr,, boxes AMI barrels. Ctrun ZIG
i Past and tnfrants, ut u PAD
DlCKLEs- nderwooe's brands, a ssor;,a sizes
1 Peppe Sauce, 'or sale Il, Il p.ND
DowDKg, Shot, Lead and csrs AL kind. and $,
CFAatH-Gorn, Pear; si,d Family, tor sale a,
- Is PAD.
MUS umonda, R'arh, fanerl., Pea. Pecan.
N walhus and cocoa, 81 B.P.Ap
DAIslNs--M X ard Layer, whole and foxes
IN sultana aud Malaga Is. r. n y.
n HpCuIATF. C,cca. Hrux, Parma Tsriooa
u whra'rn ;rtts ami oat Meal B.r y u
I,AfT-K.nhewa syria use, Turks Island, Liver
- pool b'rwn ant Ground Alum. Is J Sp
,EMENr- Louisville and Utica Fostering Hair
~ Stuccn Plaster. Avauttr ant sar'ussy soio
Ash. tu.s IL store, anu Tor fA.e by IS ID
pAsKtrs-Maflrt " to y. sushel, Corn aud
ID Clothes at h Fad
VIroopENW sEF-Tuhs rails. wash Boards
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
GQDFl.EY'S
(IfPEr0fGH 4 OrH5NfEsiffcrS

An IacquaAsa Iolpc d stomachic
4 POSITIVE ant 9ai,;abe r m"ty Tor nerslD
N bIiit ,Dy pepsia. los OF Appeii. and AL d-tr
der of shs pisest tive Orpaus.
TIL Inventor sfAa Sfoprie9oro' Goffrsy's Gle
btafed TOrdiai EiHsfs ~ e. mmrnd.us then! -4
unriva~' aud yeoraii, - sustain ii iy tn,
best m 1ieai AutboriiiF~ of kiuie sud Americ . ~
vel a. b Le n.uiiiiuie' VII hsv' i'sed the A
4 rest9raftv. ihtv stand clone. Thousands DO
now Ian gnis hing might awste To new cSis~n,e Y
TINS powerful rsnnvA'or Tire dyspeptc who r.eort-
b, iodfrey's Cordial II tier. fad IN bn III pc rnia-
nen. Enon the vital "rgans thry else d ct
sanitary influence and vt their agency j. mild
A. ssulary. For geperal debility, sinkrs 1t the
som Cd, loss II ~ e.he, sct hessarhe, anentaI
deprs-ion hypochontrasis broken sic p, 1atul r,ce
ia utli.ss aft rexesc e. irritatilty cholic cntive
cess, and ali di ori.ss VI The system, their
bersf nctculsble.
Purchasers cautioned aga'nst ali iprosi,ions
CsutrAi Depot, IS south wlli.ms' Y.
GEO GODFREY,
June2933m Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
I1sslas Der. 1Aath.
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R.R. DEPOT SAW MILL,

ANTNFUKT low 4
TIRsT MIL tnuvL THE MISSISSIPPI BRIDGE }
RENNllk s. son, PrOprietOrs
TINE sui ribtrs drssrous ~ closing cut therlarg
L stock IL all desc iptons ~ Lumber before COM
mtnCnR ola tlef stock OF ls,gs,src aferins grea
Inducements 90 pur, hasets. All who are In want
Lunter Isih. Slaves, shingles, are invited 20
examine our stock.
dswtf RENuICK SON,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
x II ~ - E" II II
TAP Ms
ONE PRICE
CLOT HING sIOU Sc
Is 7rMa~FDTn
No. lOS LAKE. STREET
A f-,r -. 49,. II q D,lL.nf Ii.Lla..

L. - ~ " 81 " u - ~
Is arMavFD Tn
No. lOS LAKE, STREET
A fewd.r Of I cluout EUlse,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
WE wcuc respectfully inform VI customers and
w the puhlic that We have removed into tile
n,w and spacious store, Ne. IoS Iske tre', where,
with ample rucm AMI increased faculties, shah
L,ep a ruch larger better ard more vari sto %
Ciothing AMI Furnishing Goods for men and boyr,
than ever before. Our
= Ready-Ma Clothing Department
cmbr &C heretofore, vrS scrIptipn. style and
or ade Of reasonable garments, 10 fit all sizs on
boys OF six years, 10 the largst adult, equal in quail
ity AMI style o. custom W rk
Tho Custom Department
under the * In i've nans geinebt Of Nj T. u r.
smith. former: vi De.rlin Co oadwa
New York will be found the per'ecl, in all III
appnn' ments, In Chicago II will A. all tims b.
stocked with larse and 6ntifui assor merit - hne
Cloths, CASHIERS, Yes Ing, Ac which viii be mad
up TO eraer In tn very best New York styles, aud
moderrte prices.
The Furnishing Department.
In this apartment viii be touud ~siits uf The best
mertBo, linen woolsn and c. ton hosiery, gloves
suspende,s, cravats, ties, ETC., etc
Our goods h.pg all either manufactured or I'M
ported expressly for trace. and selling a. W. DE-
amount per equal to thr trad 81 any fr.'
class house in New Yors We are enstled to mall
our goods II New Yor. Ptic-s.
This y no humbug-ws ssk ~ exau1'nation. ans
II our representative are untrue 10 not my 81 Us
One Price Only-No Deviation.
TAP IN BROTUERS,
unsdly 1tt3 Lake street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22


Attorney at Lnsc.
D.E.V.KNG HOUSE
and
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP,
Main Street, davenport, Iowa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drans, 0rid, Silver aud Esstern In
charge, COLLECTIONS made thrUuahout the Union
Land WAR ants bought. -oli aud h,cstad, R-ai b
tate bought and sold On Joumlrson Money loaned
unincnms"r,d Real Estate security; Loans negotiated
TsIes paid for nom esidents; SANITATION Of Land
Titles made, etc, etc.
-RErERENCEs.-
nessrs Cook Sargent, Davenport, LOVE,
Roser, Il Lowry, ESQ, Cashier, View Yora,
Aes-rs Harris Co., Philsdelphis,
Hon. VIM wright, Newark, NJ;
messrs sam'l Harris 4 Sons, Bankers, Balsimfss
Johns Hopkins. Esq, President, do
Robert Aiokle ESQ, Cashier, do
WIN q Harrison, Esq, do
hessrs Chubb Brothers. BANKERS, washI.ston,
WIN Hallett, ESQ, Mobile, Ala,
LA benoist 4 %, Bankers, St Loul
For Safe.
Two Lots on the Blum corner OF Eighth ana s,aine
-;rects-hne unotstrueted River view
several vAlLab. building Lots Harrison and
Main streets north ~ Sixth street for sale v1y lov
Ten valuable building IDts on Second and Third
-trcets, for ssi- crcit ofnve years given on mos
~ the purchase money.
Lot In Green's Addition; dwelling house on II .
premises, fo1 sal. cheap.
Twenty feet front Main street, BY - feet d. .,
opposite IL Claire House
West Lot =, block 80, LeClairc's It'll additks
huuse with rooms and good stable
Lots A;il b In Nhohc's addition, and houss
BY ~ on lot I. for sale cheap.
40 acres &c 27,tp 10 rs e all under entity alton
! mi,e from, the city, for sale cheap.
y ofnv \ sec ~ ~ II 7 Z west; one siile from
III. city OF Auscatih-, Tor sale.
~ o. " sec 10 tp 80 . cast ~ acres for sale
80 acres Of Lsnd In West Davenport for sale chesp.
l. is from 10 acres 6ne view u river ana Twin
Ciir.
Al-o many valuable tracts Of Warming Lands In
proved snd unimproved, Town lots. and Tnmp prove.
Lands throughout the state for sale W. invite the
attention 81 hoe~ wishing purchAs. our safe list
isrsdts nOOLAN 4 QTJ'Np
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o. Norway rrh White rme, We always stand ready
g. compsfc VltN Sly Ia tins market weinvite the
ca All sfi of al country and other lie tlers
io -tsck n band and facilities 'll.ng orders
hni contracts.
nGIy W ShiNKLEACO.