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NUMBER 8s.
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SuUNp ApvicE.-.rbe New Orleans Gre.
ole spt axis at length on The duty Of Southern
men 70 encourage home manufactures and
sustain homo enterprises Of every character.
whether in commerce, education or litera.
ture. and ON the latter head it SAYS:
DO we need n Southern literature. South
ern books, Southem publication houses. aud
Southern institutions of earning3 Patron.
ize the Southern press as the first step TO,
wards Southern literature. Becoiue a
reading people, especially Of newspaper lii.
eraiure. The daily and weekly press stimu-
la'es thought, awakes inquiry, and keeps the
public alive TO the movements and necessi.
Ties Of the times. Like b.,,uing lens, It
Collects and Concentrates The scattered rays
of public opinion, and gives it form and
power. Ii encourages the first thought of
aspiring genius; and, Us tie eagle teaches
lis young eaglets how to fly, until they dare
will, cyeupon the sun, cleave the liquid air
tar into the blue empyfean, so it trains the
untledged intellect, Until it can, with self.
poised wing, pierce the bounds of physical
vision, and gaze upon and reflect some faint
rays of the infinite. Support your local
press, then. as the first step to Southern
literature, for, as it is supplied with means
of usefulness, it will gather power, and rich
ness, and versatility, itself pioneering the
way the Southern scholar must pass.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-01-08

MAIDENs, BEWARE Madame NJ, n
celebrated beauty, had the habit Of white.
washing herself-so to speak-from The soles
Of her feet to the roots of her hair,
One day she discovered that certain PIN
pies, like group Of little volcanoes, were
piercing the thick crust Of dead white. and
gical arabasques.
Under the advice of II physician, she or
lered medicated BATH aud with the hcsi.
tation of woman of delicate nerves, she
plunged therein her beautiful person. Hard.
ly had that adorable plaster cast disappear
ed to the neck, in The sui ulphnrous wave,
when suddenly from head to heel, the white
ness Of milk changed to the bronzed black
ness Of an Ethiopian. You wopld have
declared her negress badly whi,ened, or a
white dame attacked with extraordinary
cholery symptoms.
The last suppo$ition prevailed, and the
physician called in haste, laughed immode,
rate!y.
Madame" said he, "you are not i'll you
arc chemical product. You are no longe,
woman; you are sulpburet il is not
Tow a question Of medical treatment, but
of simple chemical reaction. shall anslyze
you.
Come / shall submit Won TO bath o.
sulphuric acid diluted with water. The acid
will have the honor 10 combine with you
will take up the sulphur and the metal
will produce a sulphate, and we shall find, as
u precipi,afe, very pretty woman"
Snowy Dianas, let this serve you as a les
son. Never use white powder, whicl, he's
metallic base,-- Courier des Etats Unis
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-01-08

A SWEET country home, with roses and
honey'suck!es trained TO climb over; with
good taste, intelligence, and beauty within
toll enough to insure health, and leisure
enough 10 court acquaintance with books
and the flowers and the loSeliness Of aaturs /,
with peace, plenty, and love; is surely one
of the laradises which heaven has left for
the attainment Of man.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-01-08

A FUNNY story is told Of y man who stole
live dollar bill out in Indiana. His counsel
tried to prove that the note was not worth
live dollars, it being at a discount, in order
to lessen the crime. The prosecutor said he
knew the prisoner was the meanest man in
the State but he did not think he MAS 50
al!-ired mean rs not to be willing 10 steal
Indiana money at par.
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SHAp.--Thn first shad has been caught
near Savannah, aud sold for $40 and sent
to Columbus. The Georgian says, " times
are so hard in Savannah, that n-bndy can
afford to eat the first shad.'
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-01-08

REsyLrs.-The inyebar Of the Crinoline
petticoats boasts that he has realized so far
1000 francs by his patent.
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( THERE is an oyster house on Deadcrick
street. Nashville, Tenus kep, by the firm d
Adams q Ewes,
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Gbf 5autlfrn Gntrrprisr,
is ISSUED HvERYTHURspAY MORNING,
BY PRICE & McJUNKIN.
g WIEiLIAM p. PRIC E.,
EDITOR AND PRoPRIEToR.
. C.. M. M'JU N KIN,
PUDLTs11ER.
TERMS.

soSx noIL,a and TirrY Cksrs in advance; Two
ssDoliAHsif delayed.
CLUBS of FIVE and upwards, osE DoiLAR,
the money in every instance 10 accompany the
order. ~ 49,
ADyERTTSEMENTSi rs inserted conspcuously Mt
the rntes of 75 cents per square Of S lines for
tho first iusertion and 81 cents for each subsc-
quent insertion.
ablc. $.e-S
- sfsstlss 6F AGENTS. s- ~ n -.
f. W. CARR, ". w. cor. OF Walnut nnd Thrd-st,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent.
W. w. WAikER, Jr., Columbia, S. &.
sPKfxa SrHADtEY, Esq, Flat Rock. n. G..
IA NJ. PgpES, Mirview r. o., Greenville Dist.
!, ,WiLLIAN @. BAILEY. Pleasant Grove, Grecnyille.
3 Carr. r.; @ Anderson, Cedar Falls. Greenvillc.
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LITERARY lNsTTTETIoHs.-There are 10
the United States one hundred and twenty
two colleges, with more than thousand
professors, and having more than twelve
thousand students. They have extensive
laboratories and astronomical instruments,
and libraries containing more than million
OF volumes. There are about forty medical
schools, with about two hundred and fhy
professors, and five thousand students. There
are forty four theological schools, with one
hundred and twenty.seven professors, and
between thirteen and fourteen hundred stu
dents. There are sixteen law schools, and
about six hundred students.
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SINGULAR INSTANCE OF AFFECTION IN A
Doc The many extraardinary instances of
the devotion Of the dog 10 his master, now
on record, seem too mrch for the belief of
most OF men, but the following was told us
by gentleman well acquainted with the
circumstances, and many others in this Vi
cinity can vouch for the truth of the state.
meni
Charles liueston, q man well known on
the Alabama river, but for the last few years
resident Of California, was killed by tho
explosion of Il steamboat near San Francis
co, few months since. A noble Newfound-
land dog owned 10y him escaped injury, and
dragged the body of his master to the shore.
The dog was sent homo to the mother of
the deceased, residing in Perry county, AL.
ALBANIA On being shown daguer,eotype
OF his lost master, the dog Immediately re-
cognized it, and commenced licking it, and
ending up the most piteous howls. Since
that time he has refused all food, and moans
constantly. When last heard from be was
in dying condition, and is probably dead
by this time, Where, in human history,
can be found such an instance of devoted
love and intense grief at the loss of loved
ne.-.Seimo Reporter.
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A YoUxe man y ho was reaentiy bathing
in the Mississippi river, seeing number Of
ladies approach, drowned himself from mo
tiyes OF delicacy.
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ViRTuE, like fire, turns all things into IT,
elf; our actions and our friendships are
with il, aud whatever it touches
becomes amjable.
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Ir is with certain good qualities as witt
the senses--those who are entirely depriyet
of them can neither appreciate nor coInpre
bend them.
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CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. |
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MEN are sometimes accused Of pride mere
ly because their accusers would be proud
lhcnselsos II they we're in shair PLACES
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

De6.iity and Ncrvousucss Distlste for socety
Gioomy PreseI,n,enir, pam and weakness u. the
hac<, impairment u mental yigof ana memory, weak
and watery eyes, efupt!ons On tho face an. body,
restiessness OF vicious dreams and Iai.ircshins
sleep, unftness for marriage relation, Improper
ctaility Of the organs. ssEicture cnst!yeness pies
!yrpelsia Ae. To the rutl o.. tLis. more Is. IN
cacB case every sufferer from solitary indulgence can
attest. Al! further, ag ltteit or family prcdispc
-ti.n L. disease AZ iihccisty, inpaienee. insanity
sc, sos. surely eventually developed Into aciiy
ny, and r.s actually the mcst frequent oaus' O.
those Inaad;es 10 young pessons, n proved ty ID
statistics OF al! countries. And this l. equally true
OF both sexcs.-stui, !; taken Ia time, this cis",n
and Its consequences perfectly smcnabe 10 treat
ment
DR. Hrbheil has. for many years pas, been con
suited ui0n 20 many ant distressing cases OF this
vice, & at his attention has been necessarily much
directed 20 lts treatment and euro, and he happy
t, add, has beyond his most ssnsnine expectations
msturcti treatment NJ once safe and certain, ard
free from painfr operations nsuseou Incidence,
pr Hubbc.s Treatise should b. .,btaiasi b. ever,
oh', as 70 ell prove eonfletesafe gard aTs,ns, n
position. II explains the nature and ocn-,qncfrs
OF all disc asses OF IN, genefat!vc organs.
r Those living st . distance, ~ enclosing two
postage stamps in order to prepay the ,st viii
receive u copy b. return Of na.l, erafis.
Or lIGbt experiments lot eAcel.ed ~ any ply
slcisr, in the trrAtmen, OF Private DseGses " any
nature.
NTOTICE-HIGHLy IMPORTANT TO IEIALrs.
~ All iai.es suffering Of Female Complaint.
whatever recommended 70 call All cases ;reats
sd and cured without delay AMI with the happiest
results. Uterine anu psini n! nisstruai obs l.uctoa
requiring surgical operations removed ty ssienttr
treat:pen;. II desired, couvt NJ 1t son4s provided
Advice strictly cuuiileDsis'.
Persons living u q distance, ~ giving plain
statement Of their cases, viii b. attended p1nctc
ally and medicines forwarded b express 70 sl i'afts
o! the United States.
Address, ; Hubhell, n D, box lass ? o, Chirssc,
liinGis.
Private Office. No 90 RSnd0,ph e., cpsesitt Ire
Revere Hcsel.
.Inne.Ai,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

o1x1CCr0.
trxCED cAEFIELp Pres. HENRY BANDIT, SEQ.
HENRY CHAPMAN, Tte4s'r.
\ GILBEBT, General Agent aud surveyor.
This Company was o-eanized On tine 9th dav OF
Ms--., A. y. 1884 un,.rr S,rciai Charter from TIE
Legislature Of Illinois. and business commenced under
N. nes: favorable auspices Its estatis hncnt has
usen usan Or spd rCliabc bash, AUD IN vieU Of
It, stability, soundness and prmncney, ranks one
OF tho sst Insurance Oonpanios in thu country. To
thos desrous OF protecting themselves aRaiist lot
dsAge by Fire or I~rilsci the Sra. they leg leave
~ Offer the following
REFHaENCES.
Messrs. stonc Witt. Cleveland. q
xllMF = Arsry. Chicago
- 6;oRc h Boomer,
A. 3. Durand, Pres Racine 4 Miss. Raiifoed.
tien G, Nosthrup, Cashr Rae. 90. Bsnh.
VIM. p. LyID,c. Esd, Milwaukee.
J. u. Conioc ksQ, Racine.
Henry rariann, Pres't Chicago & n. !. Railroad.
A. Gilbert. CASH Com. Rank. Chicago:
DAa. Y. kn-ies, Esq, Cleveland. D.
Hon John q; Brcslin, Treas'r. Of State, Columbns.
Thos. Csu.ptsai, ESQ.,, Spraeacid, III.
Hon. X Cha;nberiln, 1.-ISpufs, No.
Mcss,s. Wads worth, Wells Z Scycslnere, Chicago.
Mcasrs II Burch \ Co., qhicsso Bank.
Hon WIN. Mci.n, Governor OF Ohio
Nessrs. g. W. Siscr h Co., Chicago,
judd, Smith & Pratt, Dixon, III.
Non N. VIM 4Scv,i, sc;y 81 State, oolunsos,o.
Messrs H. G n y. c. Cook Co., Rockford. III.
II Wheeler, 4 Ban. Aurora.
Esam,AA q e, Esq. buffalo, N. 7. $500
WIN. b. Fun!y, RsV. Springfield,
Hon. " Barl,y, Judge juprssns Court. Asnsneid;
Gen l. Curn. Springfield, Ill
RYchs ri 1vers. xsq., st Locis, No.
n. FIELD,
Agent at davenport asa Hosl Island.
OFFIcn, Davenport. ~ the STATE DEMocRAs
Once, Pos; OGlss Baiiiins, Brady Street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage By Fire.
E.Gk m Il IL s UTxON
lNNCRANCE COMPANY

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
cash Capital, paid up In fall
100000.
J. Z. cAnvruD, 6scr. HoaAos Wni;esoB, Ptssr
Am prepared 10 sske Risks and Issue Policies for
she above CoDpsny. The Company sDtains rsp1
sa:.on ,er ERirNsss, frossytnsss and responsibility
which readess oAoof the soundust asd safes. Fire
End Marine 0onpAniss IN the United States.
tr n. FAY, Ag,nt,
Once With City Marshal corn. CT Brady and Front
June2dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
EFTHE LIVER
Alto
PreDArol by DR. SANFORD.

re- sgrea, Scientific Ae!ishi discovery. and IL daily
i working cures, almost too great n believe. II
cures - " by magic, eoea The rse dose giring be-
merit and seldom than bottle II required
cure any kind Of Ltpcr Complaint, from the wu-g;
Jsundice or Dyspepsia 20 . common headache, all Of
which are the rcenlt Of 1AoOa Aed Liver.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
GROCERIES.

Burrows, PTsltynas 1 Dalsell,
whssssais Dsssers IN
q IL OCERIE q /.
Iron, SHSt, Cessessf, &c.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
-. Q. Ho1.x.11aG - Co,O
Celebrated Fire and 7hiy Procf Safe
| EAT. Fairbanks Scales.
| WE shail keep constantly on hand ful, stock OF
w dfoceriss, which &c od.r " the trade as low
~ esn be paf ased IN ClcAso o. So Loais, sni
purchasers IA iIf goods % be Ut tie bst quail
" AID warranted equal 10 sample ,sn2sdAwu
- Cfpste'i And tsvde. I'd, eos sale u
BURROWS, PRAifyAAS DALxRLL
toVTEE1no, Mocha, Java, si.o arouud Coffee
~ az. EsseIce q. Coaee,s u. =. aD
MoLAssHs--r.o OH ans. sss AZ iIosse. .ae ss,up
lVk for sale at D. Y. - ID.
AAs-.inreriai. Young Hyson. Sunp.vies and
Dlsak Teas, fos sAle ~ BP SD
GPicRs-Pepper. A.lsp;cc, Cinnamon, Glove, Gin
~ ger, Mustard and Nusinegs,as BP
CoAPs-Ysncy snd Toilet, psm,y, Hras,ve aud
- Cattle, f< sale .. DPAD
4 eANpLEs-sPern. Adamsntins, etssTiae, etAr and
~ TAi'ov. Tor ssle ios A. B.P.
nILs sperm, solsr, Lard. Bsni, Ros,n, L,n.ee,
" and 0iSc, IT b.P. * y
EAIhrs-wA.,e Lad .Da z.ae rsin,- Tor -a.e =,
u. y. I'D.
4 uGAHs--HAyAns, German and American brands, !
~ 81 BP,AD
1>OhACCO-Ns,uraiL Leaf, y.rsinis and Missouri |
u pOuni ostr.Sq. Twist ftU-fou and Smoking. l
sale u PpAp
YEAST POWDBkS OF various brands AMI kinds, NJ |
\ D. r. d.
CAND,xs-.ssortea and fancy, Gum ana Lemon |
~ Drops. Lossnees.-- BEAD.
DRUNEs in Jars. boxes and barrels. s.ron. F,g |
L Paste anil Curr ants, u BEAD
DICELEs-unierwood's brands, ssor,ed si1es !
1 PEPPER s~pcs.ios sA.ea B.P.AD
DowDhR. shot. Lesd and oaps, All kinds and s.s,
1 81 B.P. hD.
CTAnCri--Corn. Pearl and Family, for sale ~
. B.P.hD.
Nuts ilmoris, Brazil, Fiiberts, Pea, Pecan,
IN Walnuts AMI Cocoa st u. p. n l
ID ArsIss--A r aud Layer. whole and \ boxes
N Sulisna and Maags - u. P. AD. |
~ HoCGLATE. Cocoa, Br'sna, Es-na. TspicoA |
~ WhrHfeC ,'git az pb' Meal n. y. ID.
AiT-Ksnhsxa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver |
- ,oci h.oS-n an6 Gr1usd Alan. u P. NJ, |
tEMENT-Lo1,sric nn'l Utica, P.as,ar'fg Hair |
" Stncco Plaster, Milwaukee All santasky so'L |
Ash, TOYS n tors, AMI for safe by a. r
DASE ETSr-haiAet Il 10 Ii bns,.cl. Corn sni |
- Clot.e5. at b p q d
w O0DfNwhRE -fu,s. fails, Wash Boards, |
w Uhurns, Mrpg, Axe .i-issS. ~ u. r. ID.
EokDAGE-Mhn'ils. jl;e Her,p, end cotton or-
~ daga Of all sizes y. L. %D.
LtISH-NackeEei, samoT, " hite Fish, Trout, Col
l. FISH and -Iio ked Uullihut, ct u. \. * u.
- LAsS-Window Glass. assorted sizes, Tuinilers, !
N Jars AID De;njehns. for sale st u. r.
DRIMsroNE, Sulphur Balte, Bor.N. ri,igo, In !
- store and for sale BY b. p. I'd.
AVCHES-pt,fcea 20. and st LOUIS, fos sse a.
wi Fps SD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

.
The qualities II these SAfes are well known that
the majority OF the merchants Of New York and PHI
sie,y,hts rse NO oth:r Nsnke ~ Ssf's We fur
Ash Safes Of all sisrs AMI with any description Of
Locks wanted and with warrant to the utmost "
III qualities Of tho safs's We sell.
;sn2ltf BvRR0WS. PRErTrxAN DALzEIL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
Herring's Safes.

The subscribers are Agents
FOR Acss.s. y. g. Herring II
CV's criehratel fise ami Thief
Proof Safe. We would invite
she attention OF the public 10
the fact that these Safes have
Tor years sto.d the test Of
both FIRE, thief and Also Of
time. veTy many Safes will
y . measure defy The former
AMI vel fall before lhe latter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
LIIMRRl LUMBER 4!

rUE ubscrthers would respectfully ,nfcrm tie
bsll.Ssrs VI Bayenpcrt. ma the purilc generally
thst they keep constantly or ham, at their Planning
MIN n Rcce lsiAnd, cotncr OF Rock River and Ash
Au4osa rsets. NcaRunei tiouving sud e6lng and all
bindsos anlshins .ussber Of The h-s, quality. Gal!
J. A. pIpDl5ob 90.
sober %, lsos.-d l year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
Il f ~ o ~ Il.

JOSEPH JUUY
HAS removed Mis- stotk OF Fancy Dry Goods. Trim
II minss, ~, 70 Cariston's Building, corner Of
Brady aud Fourth streets.
Gracefully AknaW2sdsinG beat fsvsrp re would
solicit the connuAtnu OF thu pN&yo0aes NH ehch
be hes 6esn % ubSFs,iy esvoSe1.
ssveAt0 .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
To the AlmfCtcd.
/ Safe L Suro Cure for the Gravel

II HAvB In my possession . Rssips whtsh VII
y l. sWAsTaAe - esvCially oV1Sh~ GAVIN svsn N
s worst stage; the medicines puy1lv vegcanle
|-syen<wtaAip tAsHeaaA ~ say apd every one with
out trcuhle and expense, aisss sbtAnins the Recip
Three dollars enclosed 10 my odlsO VII ensure -
any one the asore Recipe by retuyus 0naN GogcthfS
with full end coaR1eeaA ieec1tons for usiog.
Address Dbcf. Q. G. STnrsON,
riDW ~ roeg Once.
.NrN DSveaport. y
Persistence .rf-.ts1 49, Iowa.
oosau .'sUsssese ccpyl"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
lron, steel, Nails
lind blacksmith Tools.

IRON. Pittsburgh n0fsi and Charcoal, Svede an!
l New yors refined ofsl sizes Nail Ro,s Superior
article Of S~ee and Pittsburgh; Cast steci, baylor
Co, round, square, ia, and oc.agon, English, Bis
.e-, Ge1nsn and 6pripg Steel. Piow Stesi az sizes
Nails aud Spikes u AZ Sizes Be.lops, Drills, v!ses
Hammers and Tongs, Stocks and Dies; Anv,i., Mouse
Hole, cast End steel faced Horse Shoes aud Nails
sorted sisosi Wagon, Carriage sni Set Springs, Wa
gon, Pray, and Drrry svl's sfsv !, Spades, Grain
Soope Of vstio' SIZE. Cru~baEs Picks noe-, Grni-
tnnss, cast Horse Head ith!ls rests Iron Hettes
Ii Furnace.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

sn Imperfect article V G. forth from teis establish
mcpt has gained for thcar Scales reputation thst
has been surpassed N the whole range Of useful
mechanism. 20
IRE Scales are cnanirnously acknowledged ~ The
srASDARD In eli transactions b weight.
lawsuit which arose from ac'scfeianoy OF Ve!ght
tel seen ore of Fsitbsnh + Scales In by the Bal-
tiu,ora Ohio Railroad Company snd one Of another
usuusaetnre was ntiy tried the Court u Com
,nuu Pleas the caso occ oped the Court two
days; and Judge Marshall In delivering his decision
.ta.si the result et tbs evidence that tho Aeou,a
ey OF FAIRuAaK's SCALES vas estsb.lshsi bayout
eli question. For salc ~
BURROWS, PRETTZAAE T. OALzELL
The well known reputation OK these Sceles hss In
duced the vendors OF Imperfect and worthless baan
ses 70 offer them Fsirbanhs' scaies, and purciaf-
ers have thereby n many cases been subjected 10
fraud and imposttion. The nanlfecsuresS have 10
onuEroy ersy Nth hOnovshac onanpetiAsS who trans
act business In their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators ofthe atovc fraud pursuing courss
1ke unjust sud dishbno-acr, thcy take ihla method
70 caution the public of their iRpcosisions-
The patcntscs manufacture uuder their own H.
spec uon only At their Factory IN H. J0hnstury, w.
FOR sale In Davenport solely By
BURROWS, pisElTyAAE = DALxEi.L,
INT RAyR3ANKr & co.,
Jea9Ats q yohnshuFy. w.. Aay q. 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE..
q. g. LIFE INSURANCE.,
ANXCITT AYD Trust COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
| ernPHHN u DRAW 1ORD' Yrc-
| LAwnEk0B JOHNSON Vie Pre-.
i PLinHv fIsR, Sesgstayy end Treasurer.
STAT. D..sas:oass. b:,.Ss: a ss...
REMOVAL.
~ A. BRLIN, Insurance Agent. has removed III,
W o1eep' the second story, front 'ossn, tx
| U. b kx2gcss ore,, III Pelfy street between End ,
| 81. asy a.iu
Howard
Fire = Marine lssMrGsscs Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
oAsh osI"a.'.''''''.i..''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Merchants
ASER.l.SIE CGJ.MP.1JTT,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Authorised Capi,si. 49,. eco
Amounts securely lnvcsted....,.-..... .,..e1y 90
u. A BEi.yN, Asnt Tor Davenport OMoe--over
q 3 knprcss One, Oh Perry. between Seeopd ard
laird streets.
6oB03U0y0-1oCHiOt - OOHCtn. may ., VI.
EK.1.v.KLlyV
Insurance Company.
Oase y. woo Cof Main 4 Chesnuts,Iss,
SIT. LOUIS, MO.
WIN. D'UNcH, Pres.t. AID. ABELEs, Vice Pres
OHAe. ABRAAfsoA, Secretary.
=. :. osno Cha. ? Meyer Hsasy Bloc
II. J. spsunhorst.
=. q. HARDING, Agent. Davenport, Iowa.
The undersigned /. Aseh, fer this new insurane
ssaasi Sa.iae,s men .; 4 Loui. and Is rssay .: al
times 70 take risks reasonable rates. II shoul1
not - oseEochcd aha1 thts 70 gooe " eslesn Com
e eSsnS ssa
aecs5dl Pr. HARDING.
II. +. MITCHELL, Agent,
Soy The fyllcwng well known Compxnts:
STAR INSURANCE co,
OF oydensburgh. ny CAptsi els. on.
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL lIPR ms. co.
OF Springfield. Cayitsi, sio0.gO0.
OFFICE one door north Of PoSt once, over Taman
Powers 4 Aei-esn's Bank. Davenport. fASdts
INSURANCE.
FIRE, MARINE AND IlVE.
Mtx1A
Insurance COssspanv,
Hartford chartered ISIS
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Homo
xsssssS'ance Company,
n tho City Of New Tors.
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Insurance Company,
O. Hartford,
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Nox-t11.VVc0t0r1a
insurance Company,
on the Gtste u New York.
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Mutual Life kslssSsdspr Co
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
HAVING ~e, The agency q. .h. following saic
1 A-d reliable Curipsrfrs Davenport s;,l vi
caty we are pYe parei take Rsrst Class Risks andr
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Insurance Company,
or PIIILADRLPHIA-CRARr PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL Stock $500. 600.

J. D. A0R1ARTY, PREs. J. q. BURNAr, eEc
HAVING accepted the Agency Of the above safe
II and reliable Company, I Am prepsred TO Issue
policies the safer classes Of Property a. e. fair
rates % other relisble sad wel established Comps-
nies.
~ Once No Commercial Buildings. Entrance
- sni - Brady street.
p. COATES, Ace.s.