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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
1T is NOT A DYE.
Mrs. $. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer.
fray haired bald persons Of hair scalp, read
ollowing and Judge Of the articles;
s. A. Aliens Zyl0baIsamum,


Gray haired bald or persons with hair scalp read the
following and Judge Of the articles
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens ZyiObalsamum,
Worlds Dressing essential with the Resoer aud Is
hair dressing old young extant being often e1caous
cases Of hair falling &c, without the
REV H. pEeEN' E'or Suiae 70 iiOn0Ss we can 'es's Us
effects" &c III H. Murfrcesboro' Tenn. Notwith.
standing irregular use, the ei~-- - ~ y ~ ~ s''
locks restored to original color &c has changed the
REV s. b. MORLEY Atteboro Massachusetts rIaina l,e ~
Crown Of Glory" belonging to old men, TO the
REV THATCHER 90 years Of age Pitcher Chenango county
New Yok Ny restored it is nothing like dye,P
REV D r WOOD Middeown New York "My hair and
that my family has greatly thickened where almost
bad,p &c
REV PoRTEus sanwich Conn has met my most sanguine
REV J. + GRiswofD Washington H. really ccacOus in
Ey q NJ sPRATT IeVisburgh Pcnnsylvann We and do
cheerfully recommend j" Nc la, ,, -, -,
REV TusiN Charleston, $ The white hair has become
REV AMOS BLANCHARD Merdon H. "wc think very highly of
your preparation &c,
REV b. SMITH, Prattsbrgh ~ y 81 was surprised 70 hnd my
hair turn as when i was young &e ,
CINCH, Lewisburgh Penn II has stopped my hair
falling and caused new growth &c.
FRNK Chatauquo county, Y ~ am satisfied and rec
REV MORRIS Cross River York at Is the best
REV CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine, New York. recom
Az We might SVEN this list but not convinced, TRY IT.
preparations and they
sedns al Others there as well as in the United States
Sold by all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants in the U. 81 Cuba or Canada
Depot 355 BroOme street, N. ",
where address al letters and inquiries,
n Some dealers try sell articles instead Of this which they
make more Write depot for circular terms and inf'rma
ton signed Mrs s. A. Allen, written IN INK Beware OF
countcrfeits.
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EUGENIo IArnIA, ARCHITECT, NJ 8 B. A &c.
~ ESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
, and farm buildings. Office, Gothica, near Chappaqua,
Westclestcr county, Ne" iorh
Junel T--dtf
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Ie WeeeeI7
TO OUR sUBsoRIBERs.

The Of person VIII be upon books unloas hs
payment Of the subscription be IN advance.
may money BY letter
VII be assumed by ourselves lis safe transnaaon
The COUNTRY published weekly during sessions
u Congress, and semlweekly during the recess.
Subscriptions period than year win be
proporioned 70 the above annual rates.
ssPosTNAsrRs authorized 70 act agents by
sending as 1--WE DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with s2S enclosed, w be entitled COPY
gratis.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New YORK
Trinity Bulding III broadway
VNHE assets of this company amount TO nearly -FOUR
DOLLARS, entirely cash Of which rs nti
dollars bond and mortgage
the city and State Of New York valued at nine mil
liOas f dollars.
The profits already amounting mtuio hundred
Thousand dollars property Of the policy holders
Forms application pamphlets giving every Information
Piled applying office Of The oompanys agents
FREDK s WINSTON President
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD HoslANE, Actuary.
MINTURN POST, NJ. d.. Medical Examiner.
Nav H. Tvs
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Wheeler & w iIson.
MANUFACTURING coMtANys IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE

MANUFACTURING CohfIfNYS IMPROVED SEWING MAehiNfSS,
Families Manufacturer and ohaa
YJNHESE machines combine all the Improvements
that have Their extensive and increasing ,
the unanimous commendaon that they have
ceived propos warmly recommending them They
have sufficiently test them thoroughly aud have
given entire satisfaction.
Among advantages that they possess all Others
M Beauty simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from derangement and need Of repairs
I'd. Unexampcd case and rapdty OF operation
Sd. Noseess movement
perfection Of their stitching and their apphca-
bilty a variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal No 33 Broadway New York and at their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union
IA 2G-lya
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s. O Herring 8 Co.'s Patent CHAMPION Safes.

s. q. Herring d. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
rTNHE subscribers, grateful for past iavors, and
finding that discriminating public were bestowing their patron
aye exhibit all
enlarged their depot by opening extensive
saeroom Broadway at No 25 OF Murray street
po the City Hall This enlargement of warehouse room with the
enlargement of their factory viii enable the subscr
all times stock OF re and burglar
proof safes than other establishment In the world Particular at
will be had constructing safes for private families to match
furniture for the security of plate and jewclry
Also
VIII all kinds OF chests vault
DOORS vaults Halls powder proof locks for banks
or patent permutaon bank lock and Crygers
patent letter lock, without key.
S. c. HERRING Co.
Nos. 1885, 1877, and 139 Water street, and
No. 25I Broadway corner Murray st., New York.
f. C0YIE h CO., Agents
........ ... Washington, D. c.
d. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav 26-Iy Richmond, Virginia.
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A immense assortment of seasonabe fabrics con-
"A santly on hand also, a full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGS
Oil cloths mangs rugs mats Materials lace curtains gilt
cornices, window shades, &C., &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD & TAYLOR,
.' 255, 257, $50, and 261 Grand street,
Nav os.-ly nd 40 Catharine
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Cyrus w. Field S Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Ciit sired, New forh,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their printing writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26-1y%
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PER
CENT. STOCK.

TIME holders of the following certificates of debt
issued by the State of Virginia will take notice that the Com
Sinking Fund.- will proceed the 3ls day of Oc
the certificates the treasury OF the Com
The holders of said certificates required the said
the Office of the second
Whether the interest thereon will
that day .a..
Under passed 10th February 1885, entitled An act making
further provision into effect the act entitled An act for clear
improving navigation James river and for uniting the
by the james and Kanawha rivers and
for other purposes" .E.....
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Comissayy Generals oGen George Gibson, oornssary gen
era assistant Captain simpson, clerks and one niessen
ger. sf
swgoon 0oeGen. Thomas lawson, surgeon general
assistants "a. - " ~ m - : : - ,..o,
Engineer 06go---Generni sv-~ m " , 's rnes.eager s
Captain H. G, Wright Ave clerks and
Biographical Bneau-Col J. j. Albert colonel OF
sisant Captain c. Woodruff -four clerks and messenger
r. Cng colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt VIM Maynadier; eight clerks and one messenger
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william Grandin,
couxSnIoRATLAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT or CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No. 20 Frankiin street, NeO FORK
Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consin, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia.
Florida, &c
Kansas Nebraska, Minnesota and tho United States Territories
Pensions patents, bounies speedily obtained
q business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid 10 Court OF Claims business.
May 26-6m
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Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. 16 WaH street, NaO York
Aug 15--tt -r
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woud call attention the card Of VIM Grandn, who
the States Territories and is also commits
United States Court OF Claims Colonel Grandn thor
oughy with business connected with the departments
Washington and the practice Of the United States Court d Claims
INeo York Daily NeS
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Episcopal High School, of Virginia,
a..... HOWARD,
Miles West Of Alexandria.
REV JOHN MCGUIRE, RECTOR
TIME seventeenth session Of this institution will
/ commence Wednesday the 9th OF September next
$3.50 board tuition, lights fuel mcndng, payable
semi annually In advance.
Modern languages music and drawing charges
sent TO those who request them. Direct to
REV JOHN ?. MCGUIRE
Theological seminary, Post ONCE,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July 18--1aw10t
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Under authorizing the Board Of Public Works subscribe
behalf Of the Commonwealth the the Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 27th February, 1882;
1884, June 3o-22 The Noble George Granville Duke
of Sutherland $40 900 90 |
o. ditto ........ 10 900 90 |
3o' ditto !. -. ............. 1000 90 |
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VyHE VETERANS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL; by
Il c. r.. Gleig. 3s
ROutlcdgos Shakespeare part O. Is cents
Ina sirsc,as recsiyed ~ ~ TAYLOR MAURYs
Jnre 2o. "a bookstore, 9th street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

The greatest cataract in the wor'.
is the Fails Of Niagara, where the wa
tcrs accumulate from tn. great nprc,
lakes, forming river three quarters o
mile IN width, are suddcnl, contrsc,
ed aud plnnging over the rocks in tw,
columns, to the depth of one sund,e,
and sixty feet.
The grca tcst cave in
world is the Mammoth Cave IN Ken.
lucky, where one can make vovap,
on the waters OF subicrraneap river
and catch fish without ewes.
The greatest river in the world is the
Mississippi, four thousand one hundred
miles in length. Its name is derived
from an Indian word, meaning the t.
Their Of waters
The largest valley in the world is th,.
valley of the Mississippi. 1t contains
five hundred thousand square miles
and is one Of the most prolific region.
on the globe.
The largest lake in the world is Lake
Superior. four hundred aud thirty miles
long.
The greatest natural bridge in the
world Is that over Cedar Creek, in Vir
GINA. Ii extends across a chasm .,sh.
~ feet in width aud two hundred 4.
fifty feet deep. at the bottom Of which a
creek flows.
The greatest solid mass Of IRON in
the world is the mountain in Missouri
1t is three hundred and fifty feet high,
and two miles in circuit.
The longest railroad in the world is
the Central Railroad OF Illinois. which
10 seven hundred and thirty-onc miIes
iong-cost fifteen millions OF dol
lars.
The greatest number Of miles of
railroad, in proportion to its surface, Of
any country in the world. is in Massa-
chnsetts, which has over one mile to
every square mile OF its area.
The greatest number OF clocks man
utacturcd in tho world, is turned ont
by the small State Of Connecticut.
The largest number Of whale ships in
The world are sent ont by Nantucket
and New Bedford,
The greatest grain port in the world
10 Chicago.
The largest aqueduct in the world
y the Croton aqueduct in New York
II is forty and half miles long, and
cost twelve aud y half millions OF dol.
lars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

While capital is seeking almos. ev
cry conceivable investment the most
profitable, our capitalists have sadly
overlooked one Of the bes. .insss,.. en,s
now open in this city. We alluJe To-
first class Hotel. We by no mean,
desire to intimate ths, the Hotels al
ready IN operation here, are not kept
in - good . manner IA the buildings
and other circumstances will permit;
but We do affirm, without fear of sue
cessful contradiction, that there is nov
no fret class hotel IN Dacenpoyf. SIEVE
raj years ago Mr.. IeClaire, with com.
mendsble Iiberali,y, erected the hotel
known ~ the LcClaire House, which
was then far in advance Of the wants
Of the place. But Davenport has out
grown this hotel. The building is old
IN part is i'll shaped and announcement
in many capscts, and cannot properly
10 classsd among the best hotels. Its
present propr 10 tors do u well
- the building will permit, but such a
hotel. in such place as our beautiful
city, is scandal upon the enterpris., Of
our capitalists. We need large, spa.
c'ous and elegant building; a polite,
energetic and Inexperienced laaolord. and
then We shall no longer blush TO own
that We have no first class hotel. There
- no business more profitable. Here
especially, where a stream of human
beings Is constantly moving by, we can
support not only one but two first class
hotels. Fifty thousand dollars in a
new hotel would pay an interest Of
10000 annually. Wcha,c everything
attractive IN nature, to draw to Dayen-
port sumner visitors from the Southern
cities, IT vi had a good hotel. We koom
that hundreds of our Southern u,cb.
bors would spend several months of
time among us, II We could accommodate
them with such hotels. We have
scores OF zone horse" Inns, where on.
dollar per day is the dodgers charge,
and they are daily filled to the attic
with travellers who wonld paironi1c
hrst class house il one could be found
mere We invlt" the special attention
OF capitalists to this speculation. II is
better than shaving notes, AMI far
more respectable business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28
LAND FOR SALE.

kN"l o. arr Its, mile north Of Fulton .ss,ia
! = ION sAa y. kAisy.d on s...onnb,. ,rrr,
No. oso asfs. sre milr north cl Waiontt; ehoa al
sra, oSrrc' In che ard two yeass.
$50 $40 acre. 10 Washington county u acre
1n' 49, ard Running water on part, fhS IL
,rshy 10 nie 'r'n Iowa CITY, and 10 st,n NJ.
hs''N, - " = road frum Coumb0s To MIC he.,na :
" lr da'!'as snA reft on time.
AIR., isui ~ ar iot. near Iowa Cxty. .au.u,
fst'A'r 'a:f. ~ ~-li catered
~ % L'i- II Wet pas~ntyrrs, tass,ns H. -.J
i'es 80 frfi ~ 10 :, acre; .rLi far : N.v.
fsl.De- ~ 90. s-d.~ ,~-r,
A., 'cvrfs, s"at tr,,ainxs en- lre.eH ,...
o1dh' '''d ~ r,A" n'ise terms App, IN
a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

PsasoSM---lhe Hon. Benjamin Tappan
died ~ his residence in Stenben,ill. Ohio
on Sunday last He was conspicuous as an
able and active leader If the Democratic
party In former years, and formerly Uui, ID
States Senator from Ohio Judge Tappan
was man Of decided ability and great 60
esntricity Of character.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

A TrRk on RNLRo,r- on advise ,,s tn
adopt Your railroads, saii profound look
ing old Musselman to a reeen, Traveller in
C"nstant'noplc; "you advise Us to a.iop,
Your railroads. aud are DESTROYS of undertake
ing the job Of building them, and al the SAM.
time You send here and buy our camels. l
see how II IL, yon want 10 get rid of Your
railroads, and pu, our cam'is in their places.
AMI We should get TIA, worst vi the bargain. .
The American did mot atte,np, to comha,
this idea, and left the Turk 10 his conclu.
sions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28
Assignees Sale.

ID H. HoUe L .: tais city .s,i his az mad
An ass glue u 20 ts. unter si,r u oil bis e
'., real and r'oaA' 'or Ito tcs-ri of he cred
:" = oil psr-ons ssns my sll sgsn ,hs aid
Ito ise ar ieQue,t ISN'T them to Inc viz ut
9nn e-sssry deAN. AM al pts'n N ATTY say 4, :
fsoied to SAID Hvusri slhe- Dy Iotr u ..couni &il
MAKE 'r'sed,dte pGy7cnf Q n ~ She s,norifi du.
All ave costs. ps -rrurt Apr - r 1871. omce
i1t dor North of ros: On, Z, frAiy =, - state
tpfH - dNviW'. JOHN l. sWlTS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

a. Frenchman who was ,xhibi,ino
come relies and other curo-ities. produced
among other things, a sword. which h., n.
snr-d his visitors was Il, sword Ralan,,
had, when he would kill dca A spcr,,
tor remarked that Balaam had no sword hpt
only wished for one. Very well. dis is 4,
one he wished for"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

CuaIors TnINes.--A young girl in
Philadelphia, recently committed sui
eide because her mother refused her a
new bonnet. Coroner's verdict
Game to her death through excessive
spank
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28
FARMS FOR SALE.

4 lNh VI cts acre, timber, water aud q p~. hin,
~ " ~. .sb lins I'D 4 the hcts,sA i.,
20 N b. nc piess n; Frut IN arun,isne. AID ,Hl
eoni ir Ia nf.ttst ~ an, For ms Mil Af.i 10
ssinf fF.'hl full sa'~ s.iont u N. An Raurosh i
IL III. rnsy. aud pricr " Nv
ALSO,
4 YARN Of So ser. % tubr 20 under eniii, ..
"A TIN, gotd Owe In .tsbilps snd com ert,s
uunin2 ~,rr Puc' ios All t,rrs cay
ALSO,
faRN u So acr.s ~ under cuitt asion, o,p.hi
"A sfab timber tuinn; water, l!o Fruit rec
J gmsrs>'. Apply - J. &. EAUB
ALSO,
LKAHY Dweii'ng ard u,e Ut. we'll sliusi.d.-
D~rt! Z has 10 Q, M, ana IL TO be I'D Lssp
r'rn's "sv T HAps
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

Asornke ~ rur THREE Tuors,Np.-Nr
B"rgh. young and popular political preach
er, Of Albany, is charged with some serious
derehctions into which his amorous proper.
sitics have led him
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

\ rFIENcip & nt -'o y br HOTEL. e,.s.o,J
o,hsrp! re attsehs~, u the nouri,Lhs rw, 80
riir. i..nl' earonsbe Arsu Of the purrha Z
noTf VIII b. t.ket In ncrses, mules, sna vssrons
As"' ScseIs esiasb, s,tustdd CITY l. u nor al. loo
sn, q ~ oatfiafs One lot frcnsil,s ON he N,vsl
the - pcr,ih!' site for . busin. .. q. ., -
shc The ano>" Lrts arr aiso rNua,.ti In the ~
81 Les'inir-. - "
fc'SJif ,.c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

INSURANCE, INTEiLi,ENCE AGET7,
hcUsks .rnied. Lease. drawn. Rents ccller; 4
~ IiA.s PAD rou-f-si1ents. COL -t.,ns made
promptly fsnit'rd Ia say ia OF The y
Efcbanse fought aIn! s' Id Sots di~epDntei 81
sooi sse.riiy
RrpENGNcrs:
q +. Wilde, Esq, D0sta3. Ma
fr 81 Marsh X 90, Bsst Mas
AAdg'i AGa
Hos Is uarr!s, y Brii. ewzier A.-s.
aisss sfs,. Cataj. No.
J! k,isa. Ia ,Auing:~n,
G Wooin,an, (iiankrI) Chie-So, IL.
Hgntirs IN, v afu.rih i Parks, CaIcsg,, u.
q DJagias f. "a,
NE Sisvehs. E.s, 81 Anti ny, MINI. Terr
"a small, hs,, Gs.na, III
Hon J,ns, Tho inEfosi. davenport.
Rurro~ Pre- tymaD,
bGrn II, G,lrtt = c.,
'iP whtconb E<q,
ap.D 2sd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28
Va e~"t. FOR 1cS1O Nrwys
ARGYLL. sOvTAai AND APPEN DAa. n

/ - y, f.oe, / sn'i snd ri.sssnt yiac. =
-rit-att4. III ta.iila, A.t tishi tovu a.
tetisI. r-eFsrt 10 o. ,trrbbfiN hld ofn.n.c
- trees ts d'n ~ grai.s cnri ants stra r.
ti's Ss-'h RVS li'ils and h. rrr. Lax. ~.
ins ",eta'd - is-'ar frf'. sscFrs ~ land unti
chitNsN"a sfornd tn b use. in ipdiuS Ne Or, hAfa
Tor - . t~osdlsnt rsstsrs, ~,th no~,-siki .an
ny u.s. sni ~ acre lot ofisnd Az h had M ~
above d .'rlh d pr n sss nd iisd. Th.r, !. sIs.
on ~ ptr'aiser . god stable. sstiitg. .hc ~.
snok house. IN rne. IL Is my old HON. sr.d q,
- = J min ~ ely ~ kGi,ue. from ~hitt q
ir- VI NJ uwn Of " n Est,.n sni the htti.
ny l-"' tsa Appy SON - T. {. IAis.
April dr. b.v.rroy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28
FRESH tONFECTIONERY

Cof arIW d nr- 0f the 81 seat and va,i ii g..
~ ments VT Caai:e-. Nufs. Raisius, Figs, 4.
uf1ps, Prunee. l<snpbs PicAis-, Lobsicrs, 3.
yer brought 20 ,nis Diert-i. .ui vi. - r.
day additions 10 orr -t,c.. Gs,i ana eSsIai
youf- Ives q ~ CUTE t'osrry ct re "
BRoOKsA /,
April -, div ,ornec N and IA. e., q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28
Splendid Farm far SAIL.

'hS isfm ntsnr zoo acre. Sso unasr eultlva
aSl ~ s.rts superior timber ,,oS Surllins
eg,-t rs.S ADD I'm. am ienutI'pI .,,ran, n, go
ns Na'.r 'hsi a. yer fails, snd hne ovchsrA 81 Al
luda " fruit
" hAT 80 -ssy that ster sL- Hsst payneri ~,
,s'n hss u 'rs'~ 10 fny tie de'err,sl ,sy.n.nn
Apply 20 r EAns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28
i6O Acres iRimproved Laua
Fol. aAlo.

III. i v,-uH'e land. being In ~. AT;pk
ny ~ mil.- fren tho civ ant mile. fro,n 4 i
ar trto' rrr-'oahia snd t"rrrs ea., A,.sY al
TIC. KAps.
~ ~ aerr.h rntiul land q saih side 81 w.. -
rosa - uIie tom ctj liuits Terms ...y
:, lot y Il t.,,s -. In the & Sn ~ v.e.,,|
itn' @,su = N ID ~ 1his oi would t~ siy-u,n.,
fhAe@' ff.t 81. Hor-o. Bug. y. or snprr., ~
WI "'i is.tfa AfIiy to
DADS
kl.ur'.n srd t.i- 80 sale hsrfr mel, ,itusf.s N
- ~ ~ ps'i'J he eity Aisa go los IA gu
- hat.hpo~' fpy sale v,ry 10 /,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

I>Hk nne S;es,aer DeSISSzS, Capt. II. &. q ~
i viii ieaye this yoit e: s.. Lo.is On Gonday ev--
mtg or Tu I'd morning. Tbose wishing " TAX
sssse VIII md maple intapdations Apply on
uard.rio BURROWS 4 pEkTTYMlN, Ag'ts
Apfu IS ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

V)kOPOSlf1ONS Will BE- r.seiv Ell for constructing
stonr srched aQa daet 60 feet IN ieusth ~ !
tue ssna diulrn.ioos - tie r--srnt one si sire
NEAR Mr ArnAs's In LIST ward. tt bed for sr rnu,t
b. excsvA-d for . good and substantial S;one ii.
III and shs Whoio work sus ss,-. fer ih- e 10
" i've Year.. =. y BARROW.
April 29dY Chairman o: Roa1 4 n +,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

FRESH BREAD, FRESH CAKES.
DROOkS DAVIS. With the view OF Gu ,rs Z
~ ,heif bp slness. and o,omply wnhs tn. Re u.
an W.sIe, OF IsADy Of .eer ,lstgl..r hrSr rGnr.
ed smother nrst Class Baker snd will W lre.h
TIA and other cakes, daily ct their Conf NV
Store, eJrn.' sth and brady stree.
Apr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

kOAff Ae-s o' -sreit NJ sud aadSom,,, .,.,...
J. isrd sdi. lag ,hr i ~ OF F,l,u,, .rn,. .aAss
u ,sf ha heaf, aud rhme distance t.nn ~, $50.
r,'I " hafrwsS Puuyman. rhls lana ~ !, -
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
J Yokf ~ Working Oxen. four Ase and .,x wars
'Jod mll-- sccyc psv.r port an ID: A.-l...,p,
River. An", one three year old jail.
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&fU Abufrtisfmfnts.
City Lots Fer Sale.

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THG Rea, Estate sNuatedin The Eastern po'tca OF
= tb- C1r u DAv' Blcrt. known ., eau l.il's
Addition" will - ready for ssis with thu tI = II
81 Block N. ! BE- ween the river aud puklic al
which Gil I've lcss tor ~ 'c1 AMI al prrps's) on
Ter the 5In icy Of Nay next A map VI til, prem
is~s may BE seen By Applying 10 A Churchel - The
u" Cisi:~ Mouse y, Any tin. b tween ~. SiL o;
Nay sad OF Jane. A. CHURCHILL.
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I " Sale.
For MlH

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PROCEEDINGS
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REAL ESTATE.

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Lad Agent and Notary Puhlic.
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'rsres IL Claire HAL
MIL sisene q the parch..s end al. .f =,
~, S 's !. ~ Ast.e- i.ssins property, ps,,ns
IA Sssis' ssd IN my 4, retp!t,lis p,v<csvAe
0rtst sGs, uut " Real Tt Tor saI.
seV soss VI ~ ons addition ,es 90 b.sssr L., n.
WAL tsvs ever 's.S oe-tca &c putcl asess IN n.,s,
ror. Only shall ans,unt l. r,Slis.a m A.nS :. /,
'r..n ere I" vsAt ~ s gwen IN d rr,c "a, eat,
Ss4ntuecr. views axe g es.nt1 IN, =, r.,. q
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