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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

HIGH AND Iowa visitor going into
afree school, during the halfyearly exam.
ination noticed two fine looking boys,
one Of whom had taken the first prize,
and the other the second
"These are two fine looking fellows y
he said to the teacher; ~ suppose they
belong to the highest class Of society"
"That is Eol the way we class our
boys" said the teacher. "rhe boy who
took the first prize is The son Of the man
who saws my wood: the boy who took
the second Is The son Of the governor ol
our Slats."
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

PROGRESSIVE JEws.--There is split
among the children Of Abraham. In New
York the progressive lsraclites have
pews, an organ, choir, and ladies in the
synagogue, after the christian fashion,
while the old school chaunt as Of old with
their hats on. and keep the woman.kind
isolated in the gallery.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14
Selett 4oetrg,
UPWARD AND ONWARD.
BY s. W. HAzELTINE.


Upward-onward never weary
In the path thou shouldst pursue
Though thy sley be cloudy, dreary,
Sunny smiles will soon break through
1fthou art but persevering,
Sure thou'lt conquer all at last
Then look upward never fearing,
Onward! though the storm falls fast.
Sometimes comes day of sorrow,
Sometimes comes night ofipain;
Never mind perhaps to morrow
Lite will be all bright again
And in vain is harsh repining,
Or tear, or groan, or sigh
Though the sun has ceased its shining,
Hope should yet illume the sky.
Frowns will not make burdens lighter,
Neither make thy heart more gay;
Think the sun may shine the brighter,
When the storm has passed away!
What though troubles you encounter !
Care is known by every one
Upward onward, nerve thee stouter,
And the storm, will soon be done
Upward-onward let this ever
Be thy watchword here below;
And whatever fate betide thee,
Thou wilt conquer all, know.
For the heart that's persevering
Never yet was known to fail
Then though adverse winds assail thee,
Do not sit down to bewail
But be hopeful, and remember
That the darkest hour of night
Is before the pleasant morning
Comes with soft and dewey light.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Will be master in the end :
And though enemies assail thee,
He will make them all to bend.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14
THE SHADOW OF DEATH.

We have rarely met with anything
more beautiful than the following, which
we find in an exchange paper:
''All that live must die,
Passing through nature to Eternity.
Man seldom thinks Of the great event
OF Death until the dark shadow falls
across their own path, hiding forever from
their eyes the face Of the loved ones whose
living smile was the sunlight Of their ex.
istence, Death is the great antagonism
or life. and the cold thought Of the tomb
is the skeleton in all feasts. We do not
want 10 60 through the dark valley, al.
though its passage may lead to Paradise !;
and with Charles Lamb, we do not wish
to lie down in the mouldy grave, even
with the kings and princes for our bed
fellows. But the fate of Nature is mex.
orable. There is no appeal or reprieve
from the great Law that dooms US all 20
dust. We flourish and fade like the
leaves Of the forest, and the fairest flower
that blooms and whithers in day has not
Trailer hold on life than the mightiest
monarch that has ever shook the earth
by his footsteps. Generations of men
appear and vanish like the grass, and the
countless multitude lnat swarms the world
to-day will tomorrow disappear like foot
prints on the shore.
"Soon as the rising tide shall beat,
Each trace will vanish from the sand"
In the beautiful drama Of Ion, the in.
stinct Of immortality so eloquently uttered
by the death. devoted Greek, finds deep
response in every thoughtful soul. When
about to yield his young existence as a
sacrifice to Fate, his betrothed Clemanthe
asked if they shall not NEE. again to which
he replies:
"I have asked that dreadful question
Of the hills that look eternal, Of the flow
ing streams that flow forever Of the starr
among whose fields Of azure my raiset
spiri. hath walked in glory. ALI wcr'
dumb, But while gaze upon my livinl
face, ] feel there's something in the low
which mantles through its beauty tina
cannot wholly perish, We shall NEE
again. Clemanlhe.
Il
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

MRs OLIvER CLYDE, Of Bristol Yer.
mont, died recently Of starvation, having
resolutely refused all kinds Of food fol
thirty-three days. She bad been deserted
by her husband, and for some time recei-
we'd aid from the town.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

'EE Is that the second bell = inquired
a gentleman Of a sable porter at board
ing house, the other day. mo sarr ex-
claimed the darkey, dat am de secon'
ringin' of de fusl bell-weve but cne bell
in dis house,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

Lg A modest young lady desiring a
leg Of a chicken, a. the table, said: an
take the part which ought to be dressed
in drawers! ! A young gentleman oppo-
site Immediately said: "I'Il take the
part which ought to wear the hustle |"
Hartshorn was Immediately administered
10 the lady,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14
Princess ROYALS W edding dress.

The Princes Royal Of England is now
the Conserved OF all the observers.
The time roofs on which is to take her
to her new home and her new country.
While it is passing, she is looked upon
With that interest it is so natural to feel in
those we are about to lose.
The Wedding robe in which she is
first to be sallted in the character Of wife
is progressing. to be ready for the day on
which is TO be enacted that most heart.
stirring and engrOssing event.
The Princess Royal is 10 be married
in dress Of Honi,on lace, as was her
august mother before her. Those who
know the tedious nature Of the manufac.
ture will not be surprised to hear that its
cost amounted to one hundred and fifty
pounds. We are not able to say wha: is
to be the price of the robe now in prep
aration, bu, are happy to be able to speak
Of its artistic design, which has been ap.
proved as we'll for taste as for patriotism,
Its pattern is composed of our national
emblems. the rose, the thistle. and the
shamrock, beautifully interspersed, and
producing effects equally light. graceful
and elegant. When it is remembered
that every bud and flower spray and
sprig, are each and all formed by the
young lace-maker OH the pillow resting
on her knee, the amount of female labor
will appear stupendous. Not the most
tiny leaf, or the swelling Of single line
of meandering stem, but has cost so much
of human time, which is indeed, nothing
less than human life.
AT the same time that this exquisite
and elaborate work is progressing, another
robe is also engaging the time and
thoughts of the Honiton lace.makers.-
The design for this second piece of gos-
samer might also lead to the expectation
that it was intended to en- wrap the youth
full form of a princess bridesmaids. 1t is
adorned with lilies of the valley, as EN-.
ble.natic in their purity as they are grace.
(ul, the delicate hanging bells nesting
under the broad leaves nature herself
being the artist, cupied with so much skill
by the delicate threads, guided by the
dexlerous fingers.
| The wedding handkerchief is also in
progress. 1t is composed Of splendid
border of most elaborate workmanship,
while in the centre .he oval arms of En-
gland are copied by the same process,
being perfect marvel in the lace-making
art.
No wonder that the sight Of the prin.
cess in the first blush of her youth, the
daughter of a queen, herself queen in
expectation, surrounded by all that throws
a dazzling and binding charm over the
mortal state, should, from the very splen-
dors of her high position, lead US to
thoughts of the village girls, who, so many
hours. and days, and weeks. and months,
are plying with busy labors, industriously
engaged in weaving her wedding robe.-
London Court Journal.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

An indirect way ofgettinga glass Of
water at boarding house. is to call for .
cup Of tea.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

!. Law is like a sieve: you may see
through it. bul You must be considerably
reduced before you can get through il Y
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

A>RAw Irishman on his first sight Of
a locomotive. declared, 'il'sa steamboa:
hunting for water"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-14

Economy Is wealth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
TIE STAFF OvIowA,

TIE STATE Ov IOWA. a.. u
sCoTT CoUNIv
To W ". Kennedy nd Anreln~ Kennedy, Nv eifv
and 70 ell e'hs ersors interested II the Eeet' "
tate hereinafter ,v~c'h"d: N
VXyHvRRAso on the os,h day Of P.nru.vy \. nj,
W i0~ thc'aid W. " Ksassds snd Anss'ins
Hennedy dh execute unto Willism n. 0uthvte D
their ceIis'n ION, and .vrrs, rr Rhsery ""'s
whereby 'h"v joint and sev~rslly pvomssed to pos
10 the said William H. Guthrie. ~ sTd~v, the ann -
four hund-d doilrrs interest thereon 81 The rats
Of ven per cent per snrnm on bssor- The SAth -
r'Feh'nary A. n 1887 ~hhh .sid rote vss, ssA :
sequei to n" exc uiop thereof dorsed bvtAs set0
Gnhris " eoe aamusi esadoris. vhe indor'sd ths'
ssmr 70 william Arm,. sho l. nov ~ evrs
payment ~ the sfcvess'd ncte, the sslh w. -. 1se
'ds snd AnG lin. Kennedy DID. on the ssll 9o'h g.
~ February iR6 e,ecue 10 he ssA 0siAvi 4
10, -. ru,S :r...S ' ~ :. y: - a:..'s
Isr''i - real e.t,t- 'us'ed In scott rovrty sWsf
- lev. y" vi: We north baif ~ Ut frss ~
h'rs III f6 " Net rtc.h's ssecnA sellaicN " To-
civ ~ rarerr"rt With The impvtveme, ~ thssscss
whieh s.m Morigse. ~. suly a'brcv,eSesA sra -
on he ~ d.y II Marh.A n. fSe. cay vsecrs' h
p,gs as q hot q" ~ M.,ts, ees 10 VIVA nm p
ere. h'rs', made, snd Which ~ 'nsr>eiion th~rs.
VIZ nv, sr!ss End. vhsr ~ y. ssor. :s,S D, :
K'nnedr and Aneelin. Z needy have hps1 - -
thu s.pe ~ sry por,sn ,hsrsf .
Nov 'hersNr.. vn. the std " " K.nss1. 4
ane.rn srs h.rty sss,s. ma wasss =. ~ i !:
a,sssss snd vns' Of ssid Nete - sfeSessh, sis0
io'iorseloss said Nsresri enc sev this Dssp~
Havvsy Isa sst, D .ehssi6 ~ ss,d ofSes' esrs :
will on Monday, the eih Asy - April, 4. D.. tee7.
The Court Hcrs door IN thu ely ~ rsvsTpsvt. %
It The herr o. too o'thtk. II re sheysr<n 81 = \
Asy tutsed :" ssi o. ppile evsevy. ~ Ne lishs \
hi6der fnr essh the sfo,ssAh ReAi SUepte. ~ \
much uueof - shell 10 nss.sssry 70 ~ ~ ssti, "
~ the sm"unf then hn eat6 note, VIII eoDes -
sIrers-s s'ttn.'ins such kpeo,n4 uvs. IN
Dated u DAw nport, fAis NJ Dap % 0oseA. 4.
1857
WILLIAM " AAUJI, I,
Assaesss ~ aees. /,
B.l1OpAnO. :.
ms,eh Gh Az esSsses Cssaay, issa. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Trustees Sale.

VH1HRhRAa on the 29d day Of august, D. 1855,
w DAnies- n aud D ,rpihea psnels-n, hpw'e,
executed unto Austin corfin - Trustee. . certain
dsed Of Trust c.nveyn to said Trustee ths lana IN
Scott county Iowa descr oed ~ solows, t1-vi' -
TA-ty seet front running back TO the alley one hnn'
dr~d and nv tet, "a from the west side q u nuns
Der twelve fI2) 10 block number two ~ 10 Green
Addition 70 the ct'y q Davenport, Iowa ~ .how n
~ the vscorded plat 81 said sddit n, which ssla
vev.ucs wss made By the said = Dsnisl't en- and d.
rnshet his WIFE, for the rurpose Il srcur ns the psy
mert Of certain prorns.ory note and rs intsr~s,
thereon sigaed By said ?. DAniessn deted sns s2d
dav o. Au9ust l. D 1875. ard payable 70 order Of
wlriam q Abbets. On the IA day Of December, a.
.. io6o,
And nov said note having bscnms due AID payable
and tho sa,d Danielaen having failed 10 pey the
same I, Austin Oorba Trustee - asosssAsd. 81 tbs
reoneos o. aid william Abbott the owner ofsasd
70 hsseby nv this pube eetics shat bv virtue Of
tn power which 10 IN stsd BY ssd d-ed of1fus'
ri, on aASvApAv TINE sern DAT ovAAaeH D
1887 q - hour ri o'clock In n" are noon ~ sssd
dsy q the Court House dor ID the city ~ Dsven.
pors sypo end n1er foe asle at public auetior 10
Il. highest bidder for cash the parcel Of lard sbove
afsedosA Or 20 much thereof - shA - snfNrienf TO
satisfy and paw thu smnuni e aid rcte with the In
sesest thereon 70 the dav ~ sals toesfhss With 81
the ceste ard .xpen.ss usndino sid sss, cots Of
SASs notjes ard Truesee's me-.
hated he sesh DAY Of seo,naY 4 1871
nsf6h1dts ACOTJN CCHbIN. TreGsee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
TIE sTAIEOF iowa.

THE sTA1EOF IOWA,
=, oTT CoUS1i.
To Will m Wood and Phobe WOOD hi wife aud to
All other persons Interested III the lands which aie
hereinafter de cribed
VlyUrREAs on the goth day ~ September. A. y.
w 1854, said W iliam v God executed unto one
Stephen Thompson among others, n certain ptomfs
sorry for the Of twr tbouss nd dollars, pay
able the FIRST day of January, A. ls6s. and Tor
H. pu pose ofsecufing the payment OF sai note The
ss&i " ilam v God togeth.r with Pt.nbe A. God his
wife executed certain NOR gage, conveying Tor the
purr Sc afove-aid h sad Thonp.on tn follow ny
pare Is Of land in tad Scott County situate, towh
TIE south half Of ,ec'lon No sx t6) tn" Southeast
quarter of,he north east aua Of laid section NJ"
TX 6l and thu half Of he south quarter 81
section No nve ts) all In townsiip No. sv niy-n ne
whish ,aid Mortgage va. upon the sab day ~ eep-
TENDER 4 D. 1854, duly recorded In the Re- order
ofic~ OF .a,d Scott County, I" book ~" Of Mort
gsges, pa~e civ 90 TO ~ti r.fershcr may b had
And wher. ms I, said not. her IN descr b. ~ b.
come due Ani payabl', and the -ad VIII am Wooh
'sS failed TO pay he same the saf So phen Ihdirp-
son claim, to tor, close u esAf MorigsSe, ana for
this pur, ose HAIRY y Leona'd E'q., she,'h ~ said
County will on Sa'ur'ay the 2sih day o. Msrch, a
D. 1857 At the Cnur, Home foor IN the city OF Dav-
IMPORT and at the hour 1.-TWO o'clock In The amer
noon proceed 10 shy public out ry for cash to The
highest bidder tberefo. the said parcels OF or
much thereof Or all te Necessary to pay aud tAts
~ the am unit due upon said note.
Davenport, February ~. 1857.
STEPHEN THOMPSON. Nortssse~.
HARVEY LEONARD,
,.ba,dtd Sheriff OF aid COUNTY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

W.jmfe,. .lrru,a 0e,,ee,a1.

Winter .lS'r0ta geSseetaf,
an and after Monday Dec. Isl 1886, and until
\Ifurfhsr notice trains will leave Rock island dairy
SUNDAYS excepted, as follows
LIST mail train at 10 m II
I'd night express SOOP
Sd freight, with ID class cars At 63OAN
Trains arrive 81 Rock Island daily. SUNDAYS ex.
cfptet, as follows:
LIST riRht express A. bN0
"a mani train At 6O0P
81 freight with III class cars at 99OPN
All trains this road are In dir-c, connexion at
Chicago with trains both the MichigAn Southern
and Michigan Central X. To and from Detroit To-
ledo. Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Also at
LsSsle with trains OF the Illi,,ots Central Road
North Ia Gsena and South TO 81 Louis aud Cairo 70
which places tickets can h. procured Of
8. Q. STRPHRNS Ticket Agent,
r. z. Depot Rock Island
Passengers venind'd ~ the necessity Of giving
distinct directions to the destination OF their bag
also 10 procure tickets h-fore taking their seats
In the the conductors collect fares Only
tons the line ~ tho Chicago ARcck Island rail
JOHN p TRACY, Superintendent
w.. wnnMAH Asst Snp't.
Rock Island Nov. 81 1896 (dtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Chicago Alton / ST. Lsais k.R'
30a r. \
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicaeo and q. Louis.

-st~s sssss oAtsses ~ 81 Lests s~d tassrs"s-
1taos DtseAa
AceonodAticn Train. (1snday's sxcertsd) ts9Ah
vsprsss rvAia. (eatssdAyss ssespssd) u ioss
NsSsS lseSs -. L4s,is) ~ CAtc0ve o~S tstsssnS-
dtslS ps0csS,
Acsanuosss,os Train. laAaAay's sxespssa) Goa =
ssprsss rrsin (aAiusdAys sscepssdl SsOse
Trains run directly tirosGh, without change 81
eass e. baesaes. Trslns run Through joliet bsoeu-
iastoa, SbSineaeld, oaslinvlls ana Alton.
vlfyssns rvA ON Nhls road make direct conns0tsene
Ii Joiiss Dat OF and Aichigaa Central Railroad u
Jost mailing this The shertss, Sutcsst and most 70
liable route bstvssn D. Louis and usv vesk. Desesa
pAiladslphia, and The tASs.
with IlllDcb CsnssoA =. at bieoainStons Tor Ia
Sale, NsnAetA an1 0airs.
i,h Great Wsssssa Of liiissS ~ tpsiasesA. sas
with u ~ 1AiiIoaAs ssvssrins sssa GAisass
vtth deiiy tine 81 psshsts q = koah ~ Rsesuk.
nev oqlcena aaA Missouri River.
ThsoraA y{akss lot ~ pesD asaueeee shove 80
- pssesrs1 q ~ ~ principal v Sss sosss In Ne
Oaiesl 0ea1os, nd - Ne 0nsss
-. 81 A. =! c;:::::: -; - 49,.
s,ss,,s..s, ~. 1 II sSlSia ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

New York and Boston.
E09 g. g.
riMs AND DIsrAvcE sAvsD. VIA
.NteU York and Erie
we Oo~os, DosAl. T0ok,.
r A IL r D A D
ne DvnktrA. BSl,aie. Nt4Ssvs Fall or sss-
pension bv1ASs.
TruIS the only Wide 0uasr Railroad havsna
i v,de and apaeious saoou Cars running through
from punkrk buivAlo Niagara Fails and Suspension
Rrids" 10 New York,
without Change Of Cars ar
Baggage.
aaevA,se ssssaai ssnsess.
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston pAssSnssss leave New vsfk daily. .,
o'clock. ?. ~. on The
Meet Splendid SITES meys In shs
World.
via
Stoningion, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can be
procured at the Oompany's Once. No. - Dearborn
street. opposite fremont Mouse, Chicago.
Merchnnts Produce and Stock Dealers can make
hyoush contrarts BY calling on the Company Agents
A. n. PETERN As't, Is Dearborn street, Chicago.
BH SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decf1du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRlFu0E WINE.
(is QUART AorrLks.
IsEDsEHR X .AlbDSe n TND FIJI.


'lsME gr.s,si elf Inc ever da-covsrsd Tor thsf"r
j ~ Power and ~wue. Ghiii I-v"f, pnu'b ~g~'
and all b,ia,u- disssses. This valasbe a,sdmibe has
nov b. tefots tbs pubits sos ~~v-rsi vsss, sna
there ,a1 b better ~vkisae- ~ I'D Of ~ s6cacy
than is .xt.nsive sale, aud coO-t suly Increasing
atm and this owing to ats having W. forus'd
-n,n. Of II, most wonderful and sstpn,-hinx earss
that have bsseO tSoWn. Being purely stx~ts-
b,c f'- ftom all foreign rt' rious ~ mineral coiii-
pounds, F.bi ifuse Vine may b. TAXA with Tho Ut
ms, safety Under slmosi any circumstance. u
strengthens III. no,nAch ixorates ~ syss m and
entifk prevent. the ianguoI aud prost attain 81
strength which ssys attends YsseI and Agu.. aud
all bi,ous disease u not only br-aAs the cf HIS end
checks Ia" fever but the d,ssaS u the Liv-
81 AMI Other organs, whr b the Cnii and Fever
delr,ids The thousands who have ursc the Fr1rt-
fuge Wine ne'i her evidence Of is virtue than
ts happy r-siorsns eject. II 10 trui. wonder ftl
mesil cine, aud oieratr> Oh the sy-tm like charm
The VI second dos- OF fbrifuge Win. breaks the
eAilis srd tinnd Acco ding to th- di~cthDus, II
rrn1ves Tie dSsaSr rsn.aas~nty from, the system.
and tav-s the body IN . healthy condition. Those
persosN who afflicted with Fever aud AGue any
fufm 81 bilious disra 80, are recommended 70 give
this valuable u,csiicae fair trial. which ~ ~ that
10 Insure surcess. aod oUnsins~ oil u u.
superiority Every oih-r remedy o0sl ID "
III. public. Cerh0ater of thu highest p~CtAbility
might pres.nt.d 70 subsi antst- ali that 10 claimed
ia It's bhAf but 1t will b- left ~ niroucc tselfO
stand OF faL upus, its own u,erits.
Cation Ia the Publio.-Be SURF that the Of
the prop i.toT, JOHN WIsER, 10 IN hio oWn hsoi~ RI
ting IN Promis- cory Mote, which h attached "a
the bottom u each enGrsve Cd label or the bottle.
Sold y: retail By Druggists And Merchant 'Nery
where.
An who'll sal- orders must be dires tel - Job,, 4.
nsr, ~ Maiden Lane, N. r., or " Say Baldwin
wholesxl. d uggists Chicago.
SID wholesale and retail by 4essTs
ALvOkD I VAN PATTEN,
g1O-dAwly Davenport. low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
xCAny.uAnE CuOTu1N1:,
Q. PERRY.

New Goods! New Goods!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
"holesale snd.. Retail Dealer
Ready Made ClOfhissg,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Testings, Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors'
Trimmings,
LAS Just returned from the East, with one Of the
II largest and best selected stocks Of goods ever
hered for sale In this MARKET oonsst!us 10 part Of
tue folowing articles:
0rO0dciOihs.
English French, Germsn and Amer
l.sn. Of the nnest quality and latest
style Of goods.
Casstnses'es.
English, French and American Of
every variety Of style, oolor I'D
quality.
white yarseilles Nats,asse. white
London. Figured Tinssl and color.d
silks, Fancy end rtsin Silk vsve.,
Fancy Silk and Linen. italian eilk
0renadins. Satin. italian Cl.th,
/ Siik Ftueh ana FAocy CoehOoees 10
great variety.
csrcoattn0.
Black. nlns AMI Brown Broadcloih,
onion. whitney. End Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver. Canada mixed and
SstAsa Of the latest Imports.
Re sdN Made.
Overcnais, Over.sacks, eur,ovts.
Rsenng Jsctets and Tsimss vrosS
and press Frrck Coats Of eli email.
ties and sty' ~; silk. velvet Plush.
Clcth CAshmers and vslencis Vests
Cas,nstt satisett double aud twist
| fancy an, plain Csssmsre AID Dss-
SKIN Pant; Den'n and Guernsey
Srocas, Wrappsrs and 0vsralls.
/ fta sslshtmg Goods.
Z Hickory, calico white plan ltn~u
cor'ied and Paris bosom, fancy col
or"d Shirts with oDmmcn end polk
wristbands; string. De Orsev, cord
ed Byron, polka and lap Collars,
Neck Ties Stocks, fancy and plain
Crayats Goves-whtte black and
coloresi hid. lined buck cloth Chs.
/ tern@id ABERDEEN. Berlin Union,
and German aud Fur 0xuntlete;
wool m-rino sAd cotton Hose; white
and sanev linen ADJ six Handker
chets; embroidered lambs WOO,
white and mixed merino and Elm
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Aitts,
| ecaffs. Aunnsrs, Gents 0hAO1s and
| Shawl Pins. Umbrsaln, Oarpsl SKIS,
and ell other articles usually kept By
the traAe. an ~ 0hich srs respsus-
fully submitted 70 he sxaainatior
| Of customer.
An early coll Oil Win secure chelcs ssisct,ans.
HOWARD ALDEM.
love, tDstvsra NAia and Hssdyl sspiA-dtS.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Grand Monthly jubilee.

It's imp ssiblc TO give the details OF thss munin
cent enterprise in this short adversisemens and -
Therefore refer the resdes 70 cifcuseSs, .. :. ms
.JoI,RNAL or ROMANCE itself, copy o. which
NAV b. hsd by writing TO J. D olatr, psDiisAsr q
Jonrna, 81 Rnmsnce Chicago, Or New Iork-er NAY
be se~n At the oice Of name Of pepes ID whScA tes
TERnS.-Yor one year .oos for . neashs, ~
fortthree meats, o. %. Every Subscriber w &c
me- mium Immediately, and perhaps eoOsAes n ~
konshly jubilee Distributloo.
- surs 70 send 70 he OoDce U Chsesee
evr . specimsn eopy II he rspss.
October So-de0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

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