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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
CoNsTARLE,s sALE.-stnte Of California,

4 p-NIKLs--SVuVVO
~ County of Nevada-ss. BY virtue Of two executions
to me delivered issued from the Court Of John Caldwell
Esq., acting Justice Of the Peace in andr the county
aforesaid bearing date October 2n A. d. 1851 to satisfy
two judgments rendered by John Caldwe the 2d day
of October A. ID. 1857 in favor of W. CIlINN and
one in favor of DAVIS TYLER and against s. d. ROLLINS
for the of one hundred and rtyo and lSlO0
dollars and one for the Of one hundred and eleven and
2O0O dollars debt interest damages and costs Of suit
have taken in execution and will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, all the right title aad interest of D. Rollins
in and to certain lot of Mining Claims situated on " M9
seys Flat and known as the Sherman Dggns, on sAIeE
DAY the 2Sth day of October A. d. 1851, between he
hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ, O'Clock p. NJ.
Taken as the property Of s. D. Rollins, to satisfy the
above demands and accrung costs Sale to be made Oh
Wosey's Flat in front of FoN's Saloon.
October 3D. A. ID. 1857.
1-3w HUGH A. KELLY, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

GLENBRooK RACE CouRsE.-We learn that
subscription has been raised for the purpose of
putting the Glenbrook raoe track in order
This is one of the best mile tracks in the State,
and but small outlay will be required to Lowell
the track, and have everything completed for
the fall races.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

The KNOXVILLE CoNsTnUroN.-The ROckin,.
ham (va.) RsgiAer, thus sums up the proceed.
ings of the Southern Commercial ConventioD
recently held at Knoxville:
"Whiskey in the morning-2d, breakfast-srd
smoke-4th, assembling of the delegates in IN.
Presbyterian Church-5th, adjourn to dinner
9Th, whiskey and sugar-7th, dinner with wius
-sth, smeke-9th, loaf about town-lOth, an.
gar and whiskey-1lth, supper-l2th, smoke
18th. drunk and in bed"
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

New YoRK HoTEI.-Mr. George Lippert, late
of the U. S. Bakery, has purchased the above
well-known and popular hotel, and will here
after conduct the same. Mr.. Lippcrt has had
much experience in the hotel business and we
can chcerfully recommend the New York Hotel,
under his supervision, to the travelling public.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
rr,no,.,nnt rrom Carson valley.
Important from CnfsOn VNIey'
We copy the following toiegraphic dispatch
f,oru the state Journal of Monday;

We copy the following tOiegraphie dispatch
from the STATE Journal of Monday;
w PLAcERvIIIE Oct 4th.
Nv snecial express from Carson Valley, we
are in receipt of important news; Inc muroef
of two more of the citizens OF carson faney'
bv the Washo indians, has caused tne most IN
tense excitement. A public meeting mas Oeen
held and petitions drawn up and signed, I'M,
.,1ar;nc CIV Johnson for aid in men, arms and
ammunition. The Pah Utah chiefs had pledged
their assistance to help chastise the Wasnos.
An agreement was made, by which the whites
are IN ioin with the Indians within one week;
and commence the work, which Will pe wen
dane If arms and ammunition can be nad. An
evnress has reached here for powder and lead,
IN he prepared for any emergency Wlnnema-
Lor san Of the Pah Utah chief, came into Genoa,
Oetaber LIST. with twenty-five braves, to have a
taIk with his white brothers. He made lengthy
sneacb the purport of which was, that the wa
sbos had been killing and robbing his people,
as well as the whites. He promised, II guns
and ammunition were furnished, his warriors
would be ready to take the field against tne
Washes in seven sleeps. volunteer company
is being raised of citizens residing in and around
Carson Valley.
arrived. October I'd, at Genoa, reports that
Messrs Abbott and Kirby, members of his COM
many. we're killed by Indians, near Goose Creek
Two Abbots we're wounded, and they lost twen-
tv head of stock at the same time. They passed
The Mormons train, just going on the four mile
desert, getting along finely. A large number
of horses and mules have been missing since the
exit of the Mormons. Parties have gone il
chase, on the track of the Mormons. A trading
poet. at Gold Canon, kept by Atchison, wai
burned with its contents, and but for the timely
aid of some Pinto Indians, the clerk would have
been burnt up, being asleep when the Indians
discovered the house in flames and rescued him
Uncle Billy Rogers is en- route to Sacramento
with petitions to Gov. johnson for aid.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

THE MINT MATTERs.-On Friday last, VIM.
Bein, the Mint Embezzler, was sentenced to six
years imprisonment in the penitentiary, and to
pay fine of $4,000. The same day, J. NJ. Eek
feldt, chief coiner, and H. T. Graves, his clerk,
were indicted by the grand jury for perjury on
Bein's trial.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
UNITED STATES BAKERY !

Pine Street first Door below Kidd Knox's Brick Store
TTNHE UNDER SIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
Il the interest OF mis- late partner, Mr. lEPPERT, in the
above we'll known BAKERY will hereafter carry on the
business on his account and is prepared 10 furnish
his old customers, and all who may favor him with call
with all articles in his line at prices to suit the times
BOSTON BROWN BREAD AND GRAHAM BREAD Of
very superior quality, constantly on hand; also,
Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake.
Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with
every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New
York Bakeries, at wholesale prices.
good ASSORTMENT of PIE FRUITS. JAMS, JEIIIIS
FIGS, PRIMES, TAAiAIINDS, STRAWBERRIES. &c.
RS-FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand -6a
1-tf KENDEI1N DREIF0SS.
Nevada Oct lst 1851.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

ASSOCIATE JUsTIoEs,-The newly elected Jus.
tices of the Peace of Nevada county, met in
Convention at the Court House on Monday, and
elected James Holland of Eureka township, and
e. W. Spoh'ord of Grass Valley, Associate JUS
ticcs of the Court of Sessions for the ensuing
wear
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

INDICTED FOR I.IBEL.-The Grand Jury of
San Francisco have found true bill for libel
against the publishers of the Morning Call, for
an article published in that paper on the 18th
of September charging Major Snyder, of the
mint, with certain official criminality, and COM
plieity in concealing the defalcatons that have
occurred in that institution.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

The CouRT OF SESSIONS, met in regular term,
on Monday afternoon-Caswell Co. Judge, Hol-
land and Spoford Associates. A veRire for a
Grand Jury was issued to the Sheriff, returna-
BILE on Thursday. and the Court adjourned until
that day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

COUNTY SuPERvIsoRs.--Me l. H. Mitchell.
B. B. Layton, and J. s. Wall, the newly elected
County Supervisors, met aud organized on Mon
day, by electing H. Mitchell President of the
Board. The Board adjourned until Monda
next.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
TIE TEuUANrErEc RourE.-Tbe 49,,

The IEHuANrEfEc RoUrE.-The Acapulco
correspondent of the Chronicle says:
"The grant which the Hon. Mr.. Bs,;.
represented has been acknowledged by tbe ,,u MN
lean government. The road is to be in worL;.c
order and stocked during the month of Feb,np
ry next, and during the month of March follow.
ing line of steamers must be in operate.
The contract for stocking the road with a H..
of stages has been given to Messrs. Feemsn me =
Co.'s Express Company. Four years from n. :
date of the present arrangement are alowas
for the commencement of building the raro.S'
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County ofNeva-

~ DA-ss In Probate Court-In the matter OF the fs'
tate of JOHN RAMUS Deceased Notice is hereby given
to all whom it may that Will purporng 70 oe
the last viii and testament of John Ramus deceased mas
come into the possession Of the Probate Court Of the Couh
ty eyada and State of California And also pehu on
for Letters upon the Estate Of said
Also Letters Of Guardianship Of Mary A. Ramus and Az
gustus Ramus infant children Of said deceased and tna
said Court has appointed THURSDAY the 18th day Of Oct
A. D. 1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ of date the time for prov
ing said VIII and the hearing Of said petition.
By order of the Probate Court
Attest: Rufus SHOEMAKER, Clerk,
law By j. s. LAMBERT, Deputy
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

THE QUICKEST TME.-The steamer Wander
built has made the run from New York to Liv-
srpool in nine days and one hour, being the
quickest time on record.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

DAGUERREoTYPEs.-Those wanting pictures in the hiQh
est style of the art should call at the Gallery Of Mrs
Rudolph in the Democrat building Broad street Nevada
Glass Pictures Ambroypes also made for those who
desire them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

AN EXTENSIVE BoND,-The official bond Of DR..
Manlove, Sheriff of Sacramento, was signed by
sixiy persons, who justified that they we're worth
$4l60t0.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

SHASTA PRoPERTr.-The Shasta Republican
gives the total value Of taxable property in that
county as 81, 1854. State tax ON same, S13,-
9O6,sS; county tax s27;sl3 90; delinquent tax
1856, 1881 ,,36. Total tax due, SlS,3l2.30
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

RAMA regular winter rain set in about
twelve o'clock, on Monday night, and continued
with little intermissiOn up to a late hour last
evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

MECHANICS FAIR.-The total receipts at the
Mechanics Fair, at San Francisco, were Sl9,-
275; expenditures, $1,000, The Fair was opcn
seventeen days.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

BEAUTIFUL NuGGET--A specimen" was ta-
ken from set of claims on Brandy Flat near
Washington, weighing 81 o., pure gold, last
week. Tho 'chunk" is on exhibition at Young's
store in Washington.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

WE are under obligations to HAMLN and
WEIGH, for Eastern and California papers du-
ring the past week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

LIST OF LETrERs.-On our fourth page will
be found the list of letters remaining in the Ne
vada Post-office, Oct. LIST.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

The STATE FAIR, at Stockton was closed on
Friday last. The next agricultural Fair will
be held at Marysvile.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

QUARTZ LAws.--On the fourth page of to-
days paper will be found the quartz mining
laws for Nevada county, which we re-publsh
for the benefit of those engaged in quarts min
ing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

dissolution. THE co PARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ foro existing between the undersigned under the
name and style Of DSElFUSS LEPPERT, in the L. s
Bakery was dissolved Wednesday. Sept Goth 1851
All the outstanding accounts of the firm will be settled by
W DBt1FUSS Who will coltinne the business at the old
stand
Oct 5th 1857. WENDEIIN DREIfUSS
law GEORGE IIpPERT.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
A DNIINIsTF1 ATOR's NOTICE.-Nor1CE

IA hereby given to all creditors of the Estate Of MICHAEL
EASTMAN deceased to present their claims to the under
signed at Wolseys Flat at the Office Of W. H. Martin,
in the City of Nevada within months from this date or
the same will be forever barred.
+. II. NICHOLSON, Administrator
Nevada Oct Tth 1s57.-1-4w i
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
MARRIED.

At Orleans Flat the 4th inst, by Justice os, Mr.
RuFus SNArP to Miss JULIA SHAER all of Orleans Flat
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

(tREAM OF TARTAR, TARTARIC, SUI
~ PHURIC and NITRIC ACID, For sale by
L. +. SPENCE, Druggist Apothecary.
No 81 Commercial street, Nevada
CHAMOMILE, MAMMA & ARROW ROOT,
u Sc. &c. For sale by +. +. SPENCE,
Druggist Apothecary
No. 2I Commercial Street Nevada
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29
lGschanics-Who shall Govern


1t is notorious that large and ex-
tensive manufacturing interest has sprung
up in this city, wherein hundreds Of vigor-
Gus. Intelligent and ambitious young men
are employed as laborers and mechanics -
Their number is increasing every day
Their daily occupation generally closes with
the hour Of six r. NJ, leaving them four
hours until bed time for the enjoyment Of
rational or vicious anusementa With US
this class Of artisans are peculiarly intelli
gent and ambitious Of social position and
regard Now is their time for the forIna
ton Of an association that will gather them
together each evening, in some appropriate
room for social and int II, u j impro, em i I.
Mechanics Institute is the most needful
thing for them at this time Without con
cert Of action, and that yirtuous social uni
con which operates to stimulate high and
honorable purposes, many OF these indus
trious Young men wander into Billiard
Rooms, Beer Saloons, and other question:
bic places Of resort, where their money is
foolishly expended, and their morals serious
ly infected with vulgar instincts. From 6
P. NJ until the hour Of repose. time hangs
heavily upon their hands, and each left to
pursue his own plans. seeks those resorts
where his tastes may be gratifed too often
at the expense Of his honor and his health.
A Mechanics Institute. with few well
selected books. and reading room, If form
ed now. will become one Of the most potent
agents in elevating this class Of citizens to
their rightful position in the social circle,
and in occupation Of life.
There is no sound reason against the ele-
walton Of the mechanic to the highest literary
scientific. social or political eminence.-
There is no reason why all influence in soci
ETY. to mould and direct its action and gov
eminent should be left TO the dictation Of
the socalled learned professions. 1t is
know ledge and honor that give individual
power aud those the mechanic can acquire
AS well a, the Lawyer, the Physician. or the
Clergyman With Franklin as their great
example, no mechanic can say with truth,
that the highest honors are beyond his
reach.
Every mechanic can be the peer Of the
proulest in the social scale, and many Of
them may attain the highest of earthly hon
Es1lv,.r., AL ~. hat
our mechanics will at once cooperate in
forming an institution, where they can be-
gin work whose influence will end only
with the end Of time Let il be at once
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

BEFORE JUSTICE JOHNS.

Thursday. May 30.
WILLIAM GERoLAMy, who lives on Harrison
street. was yesterday arrested for the very
noble and man like offence Of striking wo-
man. lie is great straPping six footer
about forty five years Of age. The lady
upon whom he displayed his gentlemanly
qualities is young. interesting and very lady
like in her manners. 1t was proved that he
struck and checked her Gerolamy, If there
is u bit Of the man about him, ought to be
most thoroughly ashamed of himself Johns,
who thinks that when man wants to stike
any one, he should select NAN Of his size,
and never "A woman, fined Gero.amy S25
and costs. Verdict of the public, Got what
he deserved
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29
.NtD7Yl,E.

I'm and afler the I'd Of January the undersene
~ Bankers In the city u Davenport, will open the
oslfces for business At O'Clock A. NJ and close at
O'Clock p. n . until further notice.
COOK 3 SARGENT,
MACKIOT CORBIE,
TALLMAN, POWERS MCLEAN.
CHUBB, BIO, BARROwS 90.
NICHOLS. CAMPoKLLA 90.
Mc6RK6OR, LAWES . bLA4B0ORB.
jan1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

WILSON a. HARLEY, the well known
Wholesale Grocers in the Post office Build
ings are, AS usual. prepared to supply the
demands Of city and country. with the best
stock of Groceries they have ever offered in
this market. Their facilities for supplying
their customers are Of the highest order and
they lose no opportunity to merit long
continuation Of public favors. Country
dealers will be sure Of excellent bargains. il
they call at their establishment.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

PRIZE BEEF.-AlI who have a taste
for really excellent cut Of prime Beef, will
hnd just the thing they want, by calling au
B'nNEs' Meat Market. opposite Post Office
Building This is the beef Of two No.
Steers, three Years old, whose weight was
over -Four Thousand pounds These animals
were fed by Mr. John j. Brown. Of Berwick.
Knox county. Illinois, and were in fact Prize
steers; having taken the highest premiums
at FAIRS the past two Years. d3t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

The River continues to fall gradual.
y ~ uedsestasd bot there b PROF.
pest Of . "June rise" which nay DO
some daoags IL not duly prepared for.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

Burrows, Prsttynaa 1 DalselI,
Whslessie Dealers In
q II OCERIE : q
Iron, Salt. Cement. &c.
AGENTS FOE THE SALE or
-. .. zCrx1xag - Coz
Celebrated Hire and Thief Proof SAFE
Z. l. T. Tairbank's Scales.
AGE shall keep constantly on hand full stock Of
W Groceries, which ve OFF, 10 the trade - low
Is can be purchased IN CHICAGO or 81. Louis, and
purchasers viii md 4oods TO b. OF the bst quail
y and war; snted equal to sample jan.sdA~u
CUGARs = Muscovado. Porto Rico, ClAsined,
~ Cfushed and powde. ed, for sale at
BukROWs, PRkTTYAAN DALzEl1-
r oPvEEs-Rio, Mocha, Java, also Ground Coffee
~ and Essence OF Conee,a. R.P AD.
Al OLAssEs-N. Orr, ans, Sugar House and sy rup
WI for sale u B.P.AD.
7'EAS Imp rial. Young Hysop, Gunpowicr and
L Black Teas, for sale =, BPAD.
NPICEs- Pepper. Allspicc. Cinnamon, Goves,t'i
y ger. Mustard and Nutmcgs,a BEAD.
CoArs- Fancy and Toilet, Family. ErAsive and
~ CASTLE, fI sale h. b.P. Ap.
CANDLEs-sperm, Adan,Sntine, s,ssrine, Star and
~ TAilow, for sale low at B.P.Ap
nus sperm, Solar, Lard, hank, Rosn, Lin.e.d
~ and Olive, ~
DAINTs-w Lad and zlne Paints for sale at
i b PAD.
rI6Aks-navAns, German and American Brands,
~ B.P, AD
VNoBACCO-Natu ral Leaf. Virginia and Missouri
i pound os@ss, Twist, Iin-Eol and smoking. for
sale at b. T. \ u.
VEAsT POWDERS Of various brands and kinda, at
BP.AD.
CANDlEs- assorted and fancy, Gum an, Lemon
I Drops Louenges B.P.AD.
DRUNEs in Jars, boxes and barrels, citron. FIG
/ Past and Currants,at PAD
DICKLks-undervood's brands, s.or.ed Sizes
Pepper Sauce, for sale u Y. 4 d.
DOwDER, Shot, Lead and Gaps all kinds and sacs,
! at B.. AD.
CTARcH-Oorn, Pear; and Family, tor sale a.
y PAD.
Nuts .lmonds, Brazil, Filbcrts, Pea. Pecan.
IN wainu,s and Cocoa, u Br. Ap
ID AlsINs-M and Layer. whole and = ho,es,
N Sultana and MAlsss, At Il. =. h D..
~ HNOlATE, Cocoa, BrnmA, Farina, IApicoa
u Whraten Gfits and Oat Meal Is. 7, h ID.
CALT-Kanhswa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and Ground Alum. H. p. h ID.
CEMENT-I ousv lille and Utica; Piast-ring HAIR
u stucco Plaster. Milwaukee and sandusky Soda
Ash, 8 tons IN store, and for sale ~ H.
DAsKErs-harket to ~ bushel, Corn and
ID Clothes at h r I'D
VEv Pals, Wash Boards,
w Churns, Mops, Axe Helvcs, at H. +. ID.
CORDAGE-Nanila,J ute Hemp, and cotton cor
~ dags Of ell sses MP Nd
LuSH-NackereI, Salmon, White Fish, Trout, Cod
| Il nsh and smoked Hxllibut, at u p D.
| n LASS-window Glass, assorted Sizes Tumblers,
| NJ Jars and DenUshns. for sale at BP. b D.
| DRIMSTONE; Sulphur. Salts, Borsx. Indigo, In
I'D store and for sale by B.P. AD.
lAAATCHES-Pierce 4 90. and 81 Louis, for sale st
M b.P.AD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

dets, Clothes Hampers, Door Matts, Scrapers, Wire
Dish Covers, Toilet Ware, Slup Pals, Table Mats,
Floor Mats, kitchen Tables. Patent aud Plain ICE
CREAM rREEZERS, Ice Or, am, Puddisg and Jelly
Aouds. Italian Irons, Scrub Dust, Floor and Store
Brushes, Knife Cleaner Stair Rods, CARPET ST. etch
ers, KNIFE Boxes, Shelf Brackets, WOODEN WARE
in greet variety. Feather Dustrs wood Sa ~s, Axes,
Step sddcrs, Towel Roll RS, Roll Pms, Ice Malles.
Coffee koasters, Coffee Mil , Tea Scats, Enamslled
An Table andp ..rka Cutts De,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

SUCH A BEEvsTEAK.-A correspOD
cent Of the Boston Post says Of beefsteal
at Philadelphia hotel; such beefsteak
Jerusalem don't think the landlord coul.
be convicted Of an infringement on the vul
cAnized india rubber patent.
That is not the sort Of steak the kkLLEY .
furnish their customers with. Theirs l.
tender. juicy and nicely marbleized with
fat and lean One can always get choice
cut for roasting. DC. from the kelleys, and
those Mackinaw fish, fresh as when first
taken from the frgid waters Of Lake Michi
gan, are most delicious and toothsome
New BuILDIN0s.-FrOnt street, be-
tween Brady aud Perry, is taking active
strides in the improvements of the day.
Dalzell is erecting fine block on the corner
Of Front and Perry and II. t. Hoffman.
Geo. Is. Collomer. and Mr. Hirschl are max
ing active preparations for the erection of
three new and substantial e,lifices on the
West side Ct Burrows Il Prettyman's store.
1t affords every citizen great pleasure To see
the old rookeries, which have for a long
time marred the appearance Of that highly
commercial point Of our city. giving room
to more substantial and elegant structures.
which not only do honor to our city, but
greatly add to our well known business ca
pacity. The gentlemen engaged in this
work of Improvement, will carry their en-
terprise out in manner highly creditabe
to themselves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29
COOK, DILLON / LlNDLET,
Attorueys and CounSellorS At Law,

Davenport, Iosc~.
OMcs liz same building vita Good I Sargent
VAEp-adice iav In the supreme Court, and In thu
W Courts Of Scott, Cc'iAr, Clinton and Ausce
tine Oouot,es lows and the courts Of Rork lslanA
Comfy Illinois.
To oar Collection Depastment, ~ devote partcv
ar attention. All business sntruste1 TO - VIII
promptly attended to.
April I, 1887. ny
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29


Wheat was selling yesterday at 81.
loasll5, and coarser grains in proportion
1t is an excellent time to sell.
Pure Wines, Liquors, Ales and Por-
ter may be found Mt the Canada LIQUOR
Store, Second and Ripley streets Dowsrn
d BARNES have also Cordials, I.iauers Ci
gars and Oysters. Muscles Lobsters. CLAIMS,
and Fruits and Vegetables in Theoretically
sealed cans. all OF first clap quality. Their
Wines. Brandies and Gins are pure. as pure
can be had from first hands, for they are
purchased in bond by D. 4 b.. and 10y them
taken from the Custom House. We would
recommend those who make use Of such
things as medicine, or indulge in them rs
Injuries, to call on d. 4 B. and Judge for
themselves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29
ONE PRICE STORE.
II. II. p ar Ks n Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALGhs IN READY
MADE CLOrHISG, CLOTHS, CASHMERE
vEsTSu0 AND GxSTLEHsN's
RURNIsHING GOODS.
LAVE nov la store over o30 600 worth Of the
II ab We ment oDed Goois which mutt be sold =
We have oseIhsulsd our whole stcck ard marked
our Goods down at least nfeen per coat., end have
resolved from this day fvwsrd to m n 0nH
price, aud so lov that pe dsH coasps6istoa, W.
see connected With the establishment Of
Huntington, wsdswovth ! PARKS, o. Chicago ANA
Boston and We buy Goods 1t manifest ursps psices.
vita these fseilittee we think We can offer Won
great bargains. Particular attention paid 70 the
manufacture Of Custom Work Gail and see w.
STORE oppcsts LeClare Row, q the old stand of ID
ward Al4en.
=. B. PARKS. 4 CO.
Davenport, Nay 8, 1857
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

CATERS &c.-Todd, the indefatiga-
BILE Boot and Shoe man on Brady street
still evincs his determinations to keep
the public supplied with everything IN
his line, and Of tho latest, and most de-
sirable styles. His last invoice consists
Of superior lot Of Gents. French Calf
Patent Congress Boots, which arc equal
to anything ever made on . last, and
just the thing for Summer wear. He
has also . now lot OF Ladies snd Misses
cloth Caters. and Slippers Of most fash
ionablo style, which the ladies should
not fail to examine. Persons troubled
with an excess OF oorns 10 their boots
will find thot the cloth Cater Boots will
much enhance their comfort. The
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