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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
P!atseyiIle Examiner,

This is The name of a new paper JUS
started at Platteville, by MIR. D. T. LIND
LEY, editor and proprietor. Dir. LINDLE,
comes highly recommended, as a compe-
tent and worthy gentleman, and as having
considerable experience, being a printer
The first number was issued on Thursday
last but we have not seen it. From the
prospectus we learn the price OF the Er
a0ainer will be $3.50 per annum, invaria
bly, in advance. It will be independent
upon all subjects dividing the public mind
but neutral upon no question.
Since the demise of the T~ldepeadea
american, We have been furnishing tn,
subscribers of that papes with the HEnAID
the 4mericdn subscribers will now be sup
Piled with the Eromiaer the remainder
of the time for which they had paid. Any
of oar subscribers feeling themselves adj,
to take only one county paper, and pre-
ferring to take one from Platleville, cal
now do so by paying up and entering thei
names for the EXAMINER. Our list i
large and MIR. L%rNDLEY's but meagre a
yet-thereiore help the Eraminer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

DENTlsTRY.-Dr. KING, Of P~Iatteville,
is in Lancaster at the BeckwsM House
and will remain till the 9th inst. Per-
desiring work well done, by one who
understands his profession without any
doubt, can call upon DR.. KING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

BALL AT WAUKoN.-JUDGE Cox will
entertain his friends with a Christmas Co
lillian party at his new Hall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
New York

New York Market-Dec. q.
Fiour-$4,85a5,0 extra " tate; Canada
extra. 5,2Oa5, 40. er
Wheat-Red wi Dat 1.12 1-2; 1,15 for led
Southern. Rye firm nt78sS0.
Corn-82c.
Oafs-40c.
Pork--Dressad Hogs 6 1-2aTc.
Lard-Duil at 10alO 1-2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
OM1ssIoN.-We neglected to no!

OMIssIoS.-We neglected to notice
that Congress was to meet on Mon
day last. The Presidents Message will
probably appear in our paper next week,
unless too lengthy for our paper. 1t is re-
ported that it will be broad and elongated.
Hy The table If equalized assess ments
appears in our paper this week. Finan-
cial men are referred to it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
Public Documents for cur Subscribers.


We have set the names of all our sub
scribers in type with the view of furnish
ing members of Congress and our State
Legislature with printed lists of a large
majority of the reading and thinking men
If Grant County. Members of Congress
often ask us to write down and send to
them lists of names in order that Patent
Office books and other useful documents
and valuable seeds may be furnished all
over the country. What we have hereto
fore done in a small way, we do now by
Wholesale. We have expended consider
able time and labor in printing the list, but
we ask no favors of our subscribers there
for, only that they pay us promptly for
the HERALD. The LIST will be worth $3.50
in congressional documents to every one OF
our subscribers.
A SoHooL BOARD IN SoHooL.-In a
school district of a northwestern town o.
Grant County, the entire School Board,
superintendent, director, treasurer and
clerk are attending the public school
HE teacher is one of the first class, in re
spect to learning and method. In another
school we know, the treasurer and clerk
ale attending the public school and also
several of the parents of children.
SoRGHo SucRE MoLAssEs.-Dr. ToBIE
favors us with a quart bottle of his Chi
Inese Sugar Cane Molasses, made from
cane grown on his farm near Bunker Hill.
Those who have not already seen and
tasted this new article, in all probability to
be introduced into this region as a com
mon farm product, may have their faith
and curiosity satisfied BY calling on us for
a taste of DR.. TosiE's molasses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12


DUBUQUE SHINPLAsTERs.-The newDuo-
I'm Curreacy of Dubuque, voted by the
Molly Maguires, has already driven out
all other money and Dubuque is now in
mourning. Mobley has been driven into
suspension. The Express d Herald adj
yises that a public meeting OF merchant,
and business mel be heldto find out wheth
er the city can be saved from Commercial
(shinplaster) ruin.
MURDER TR1AL.-The trial of John
Baptist DuBay, for the murder OF William
S. Reynolds, some months ago, some
where in the lumber regions, and taken
by change of venae to Madison in order as
many suppose to make his escape from
punishment doubly sure, though it was
probably one Of the c~learest cases OF muir
der ever known has been in progress for
some DAYS at Madison, Dane County, Wis
consin. 1t will be remembered that Du
Bav was in imminent danger OF beng
destroyed by a mob of those who saw the
murder committed. DuBay is rich, and
therefore a man 0 ftremendous consequence
in the eyes of the law. He has the means
to command the gates Of mercy to fly open,
though heavens gates are doubly sealed.
The jury in this case agreed to disagree,
six for and six against bis conviction. Just
such mock Justice. growing out Of change
of venue. is undermining confidence in
Court Justice and furnishing mob incendi-
aries with arguments for mob violence.
LIGHT IN THE DlsrANcE.-Money at
fairs. prices and business have arrived at
a dead stand-still-neither getting better
nor worse that we can see. We consider
this stage of the crisis a sure %premonitor of
an improved state of things in the spring.
At least, we do not fear that a worse con
dition will follow. We fear too many men
that are bound to go by the board have
tinkered their affairs, only to put off the
evil day. Better for such to assign or
transfer to creditors at once than to wait
till % per cent. interest compounded sinks
them deeper. Do not 60 behind the door
and smuggle your property by fraud; that
process will surely leave you without friends
as we'll as property. Come out square be-
fore God and man; then both will be on
your side. Those who can weather thro',
even though times remain as they are for
two or three years, must use every fair
means-economy is the first; sell every
article now that will bring half price;
transfer to your creditor part of your land,
or something else. Get out of the tang
ling alliance soon and take a new start,
You have now had a lesson that you will
remember. We have been advising you
for seven years to look out for these times;
you blamed us for it, and often said we
did much harm by creating unnecessary
You were then honest, so were
we, but we were right ami you wrong.
EEThe Clayton Co. Herald says thai
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
Total vote, lls,967

1t will be seen that the Republican
vote has fallen off about $1,000, the DEM
ocratic vote about 5000; and the aggre-
gate vote some 10000. These figures
carry with them their W moral. Let
Republicans every where lay it to heart,
and resolve never again to be "caught
mapping" We have barely escaped de
feat, when we ought to have elected our
whole ticket by 10000 majority.-Mil
waukee Sentinel. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

BALL AT JAMEsTowN.-Mr. II. H. HOWE
will give a Christmas Ball.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
LANCASTER, F%ENNlMORE,
COBEL g. MUSCODA.
MAIL & STAGE LINE
PHILIP l. Proprje,o,

mSSaEp The above Tri- Weekly Mail ,,
Line, leaves Lancaster and ,s''
poa1uool al.u reunilnorei On Tuesdays, ThurT."
Saturdays. ="
LEAVES Boscobel and Fennimore, and an.
Lancaster on Mondays, Wednesdays and Ftidsy,
He is provided with new Hacks and fast hor.,
Carrying of Freights, Goods, Packages aud ligt
abIes attended to promptly. "
The proprietor will keep good horses ana ann.
riages, and attend TO his business without DELAY. q
ures. PHILIP XII
August /, 1857. H.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
Tax-Receints!

TAx-REcEIPTs j Blank Tax-Receipts
furnished to order at this office, at $l,00
fP 100.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
EEsFER.

TAKEN Up on the I7lu OF November, on the,,
SEES OF the subscriber, on Boice Greek, one m
year-and-a-half old. yellow, red on the sides viii,
back and belly; ears red, no flesh marks. The OWL
nave her by complying with the law.-Potod, y,
Der 25ih, 1857. 4t25chS W5I. HARIyE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

gTELLING soMh sECRETs.-ion
Daniel f. Sickles, a Buchanan member OF
Congress from New York, in a recent
speech to the Germans of that city, thus
plainly devclopes how President Buchan-
an was elected by corruption:
When in October, 1856, the election
was to be decided, and the fate of James
Buchanan hung upon the State of Pensyi-
vania, the opposition party poured out
thousands ofdoIlars TO be expended IN that
State to control the e~.ection there. This
was all right. The democratic party also
needed money to use in Pennsy 'ania, aud
where they did raise it. In tie mean
time in the city Of New York, three or foul
hundred men who had large interests at
stake in the issue Of The contest met at the
New York Hotel and raised the required
funds. This scared tile State Of Penn
syIvansa and elected James Bahnaaaa.
"HEAR AND OBEY."-The Washington
Union, central organ of the National De-
iflOCTdcp, loauG>, III d iSSCHe "H'"S va"
imperative edict for the Instruction and
government Of the faithful:
"An honest difference of opinion as to
whether the Kansas Convention should
have submitted to popular ratification the
whole or the great essential part of the
Constitution framed by them may be toll
Grated; but the eutire Democratic press
will hold no Democrat guiltless who seeks
to promote his peculiar views by ''assocla-
tons with Black Republicans in any form"
10 saction even fer u moment the section
al objects, or to adopt, even for a tempo
rary purpose the wretched sophist tries and
fanatical appeals of the enemy, may be
safely regarded as the preliminary steps OF
IA formal desertion."
The crack of the party whip by thisFed-
eral overseer, is doubtless designed to pre-
vent any "kicking over The traces in these
times. tbs Aln-i.is"@t;ea hrS~ - 49,
that it holds power by a very preearloas
tenure, and that it is by no meahs cure Of
4 working majority in Congress. Hence
he special elict from the Union.-IMl
Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
GaEena rrices-nec q

VdkcEEd FEIceS-EeC 9.
~Elour-Fine. -, %; extra, S4,25; Buckwheat $500.
Wheat-new spring. 45a60; winter, 55a60.
Dressed Hogs S5a5,50
0ats-23a25c.
Corn-25.
Potatoes-30c.
Mineral-Szo p thousand.
Fraits-Dried appies-s2, 0 y bu; green do, $50
81 y Dbl. Dried Peaches. l0c.
Wood-s5a6 p cord.-[Daily Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

AMBRorYPEs AT PorosI.-Mr. H. w.
WRIGHT, requests us to give notice that he
has received d large and varied assortment,
OF PLAN and fancy cases for Ambrotynes
which he will supply at greatly reduced
prices aud that he will work as cheap as
the times will permit. BY calling on Mr.
VRIGHr at his well furnished room in D.,
sosL you can find out particulars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
State If the Matkets.
milwaukee, Market-I1ec.

.Wheat-55a6o for spring; 65a75 for red
winter.
Rye---wanted at 55a57.
Barley-Very little doing. A choice article
brought Soc; good at SOC.
Potatoes 81 1-2a54.
Oats---26a2S.
BsItter-l6al8 for frkin.
Eggs--l5ai6.
B~eans--siow, only 75c.
hiskey--24a26.
Pork--dressed hogs, 5,50a6,25 per ewt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

CLEAR AND OBEY."-The Washington
Union, central organ Of the National De
mocracy," issues, in a recent number, this
imperative edict for the instruction and
.,varn,,apt nf tho f.ithfp1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17

esuyNy q M linb ~ pvvpwy su6uso1 nsvses. ssid
company corp ration shsn - ,rAee - pay eem .
nos ess than any do'lBs nore han ene Aos dese
doass 10 the county treasurer 10 re ooauy WHARF ne
on nay b oommilted end proved, boiege aDy 0oex
Of Ompeeens juSisoiction
Hko. ". In any Judgment rendered ~ recovered .
any bon be given undcY ths Acs for any peeay
incurred under uis acA the person psrsons Against
whom such Judgment hall 30 rendered shall ese oe o..
titled under cry execution iAued On suoa juSG SEM 70
the hbeSt Of he JILL
Bee. "a Title sipe d chapter twenty a e 0rst pan Of
the Revised Atues the cot entitled "An ao foF the
prevention Of tn,eupwsnoe, paupsr1sm and crfu,e,
passed April $780, asd oil other sots inconsatens WIN
NE provisions Of ihis aca o. hereov vepeekd.
Hc. 80. This cot shall lake eject immsdie1aN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17

uGnw snnD nstbs aAninsa . - uamneA n bsAaa q
~ pssssA deriving uaIe tbrsuoh ~ ho0 hin. agsl.o
sA0 party 70 suoh euaivaoS hing m a0aoa wnon the
astesdans on ASun represents hvisg. and hs test-
0y ON be procured Tor such exAminAte1. unless
= asN ten day noUoe u sooh intsaded sxahaaoa a
Ne AssSn0I specifying the points upon which ~ y m
tonded 20 BIO examnsd, sha 30 given n writing v ~
Sd,@se parry.
sso q This %, shall take snsos innsdisss,y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17
Personal Intelligence.

IRON Liverpool in ibe steamship ar.sls NJ Ds -
snj lazy chkiren and NrsJ 0ibbs xr WOOD
run. AIchlbsld Fowlis Mes Noofru1 hrs wcct-vG "
lthnsyer AVID lscy Miss yos Oosn. Mr. pdder lads an
dsus bier Mr. Larson snd hdy two cstrcn and NJ
Fsss end lady Mrs Gutwo c,ndre- aui ~ We.le
rt lady two children ard female s~rva1 Mr. Jsctpn
s ssra isn irF NJ v ngeL NJ Y'Se, NJ Ischs Re
Count nouenDnd, Mr. Jas Dickson. M tuufirShNp Msstsr
CCupppehan, Mr. Hopkins, SIR q 20 Shippers, NJ Hunt NJ
y gesaby, ~ Jh Drs%mcss " ssysy, " gs.r,gss.
~ Alburue Mr wete~s Nh sslssman y posse. W
2, EsA - AsAesvcs Msxrs Meryin xco.awys, - , ny
pur,a ~ Be6tnn Ard soo. inAeah aurncta otirey.
gcCososhle SINE, Wccl Hsnsmsn. noypd sSmsni
6eoss kQS9N q h?Plss Yssi~, nss Cscyss ~ ~
r. - 80 = Bs sv,~ss,. Ah 6Tnss tesssss
IASsS y S6sasss az 9 - 80, ssss'SS'f%sx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17

HosEssy ~ Tho discoveries Of TIC sser'' Of
,he Rs urce Department are osuoTs:rAhsr. N 100
no.i po.iuve msnrer, tfai ar 'dstHs u2ps rt't q
yslrs se 20 So awning ex mt ssptcsy N 'rge
elslcs % BY Dyeslnrs15,e sosoas eopipsd W
COW sy lencys and from 100 pnt oihce bt voV eT
Of This sss ct dst ors sto ever bfonsns " Nr no0S
M H. mt 10 zad correspondents "a eitas se 90
CON app sod o. ihe rsa oarns o. sh1 hnc ci as ~
fs ms are lci 20 evrenl lsef te"t1o Apps nFia ne
Pu,t once nfp- Y.uCt Az ~ hh11ani s1p1fd sais =
unstns At eli events, 40 10 80 tg)a yssr ere Ga
ce,reI aal hr dsyi an q eBa ~ ihBcN ioalE1s va
eonp>ilea IRON o reEfe 81 in.tfe " Am th1 asu-
ap,ut posi O0cs mssseupsr hti see7 disoNvcrol o.
4, -, ogu orc nsscs bsvns iig1i letFs by The malls
on 4 pyssiy sxins,yD scale Abo her stmlAf asisgi5e
cy lss ia been trscsd By rnsossl r1si Otca ss
H-lbrcos 10 Dung reosasy 10 TIE esao. i0est
OF ttefge Rcsils'es. lsBghmln S'rte, Tbs. hruse "a
sseros have 100 fttsnce', "a " ans ssc irtSey, 10
a aye sncppt vhlch hssrs nave hsln u red "a toer
n-n ls.ieY csyrsr. both ~ NE a 5ns OF OF he
pyopsIty IN possession, as5 sOsss aassi fa OSs.
iessinB OF Ills anti Usin basitest exercise
caution w shem ihos enir~t ih9 e.. oty -, ihsir
corresr pdsr 80, orc wousrrrt csussof Hsb Ny n a
roysttc and ts WI sin Ia fen Ngo9, and Pea oss
sn,-As VIZ csri,sue ~ be rrj ,'iir tlsgtt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17
THE NEW LIQUOR LAW.

Organization Of Board Of Exciss-Appheann
lSY Licenses to BIO Men Of Good Moral Characser
Petitions for Licenses to be Signed by Twenty
Y1seholders- Liquor to 10 Sold to Minors
Pains, Penalties and Restrictions on Dealers
a1d Consumer, &c., %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Kn..,
~ NCNh ISLAND
asnAa~
MuSus \ANAn1
N ~
4 I'd II -
=, nor, -,
II. a. fONI + e" bHo., fhorRikToRs.
tSaete s.r 10 j. J. Cr"rl
UVAyING purrh 80 a OH, the e,.,lr, interest OF NJ
croft We Intend ke., ing -, hand a, =,
Times fnr stock q. Musical Insifi.m. tits Our
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
y. -. SHOREH-S
Foundry and Machine Works.

ISHf PFopfietor l. row prepared 10 execute every
j variety % machinery at short Entiee.
SuptfiCr st am Engines from to 100 horse ppwer;
Engines, !sthes, Planers, Grit Mills, and ali les 10
tions Of mill wcrk. Also, sole agent In the West TOR
the manufacture ut McCorfs Auti-Frlctlon Hors-
Power; superior machines fcr the purpose intended
He would invite the attention parties requiring
Shaffing to his Adjustable Hanger and Self Oiling
BIKES, superior to ANYTHING III
Particular attention will be paid To repairing ha-
chncry, srd prompt attention given Ia all orders.
propose {, ex"rut my work IN the best manner. aud
ask parties requiring machinery repairing to fayor
with their orders Castings Of all Kinds supplied
10 order. Works on Third street, opposite the Ca
hoiir huryinp ground. drC27dNWly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
City Lots For Sale.

VHE Real Estate situated In the Eastern portion %
thr CITY ~ Dav'npurt. known n, "Churehis
Addition :" will be rcadt for sale (wth tn exception
OF Block n. be w.en the and pubic road.
whi,h will he l.as Tor Inroh pLrpt ss ON anu
after the sth day ~ NAV NEXT map u ihn pr-un-
ises may lie sctn by applying To A Churchill at the
Le Ciaire House Mt any time betwcen the Goth or
25lh Of Nay. A. CHURCuILL
uprUl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions 81
type.
Displayed advertisements half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood u
apply strictly " the Immediate business af the adver
tser and all other advertisements sent In by the ad
vertiser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instruction
wii inserted until forbid, aud charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
.--ed one time free Of cost, thereafter charged -
other Advertisements.
Advertisements frosi abroad must
tariabiy IN aduance, unets from Approv
Contracts for yearly advertising terminsble nj ID
tslon " advertisers they paving an ADVANCEMENT o
20 per osnt he contract prre
Aayertls.nr nts ins.rttd noxt 10 readino matter
60 per crut advsnce above rates, and kept on M
.ld- 20 Ter ,.ut ndysnce on regular rates.
An trans.nt advertisements must be paid for Ia
advance,
,,FO Il WEST Iowa State Democrat.
-ANDtKs h BIO. Daily Gazete.
n LIsaHEk Il co, Der Damokrzt
HARRINGTON WILkiE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
WOODEN PlTMPS.

INNE subscriber Il now ready TO furnish WOODEN
1 PUMPS 10 order. ~ any length or capacity.
These pumps are made s. that water will moi freeze
In thrm. Warranted 10 work well for year
Aqureiuct logs furnished to order. Orders may be
lef at the ofi &c OF II. l.. shorey ESQ with the
subscriber al MS place VI business near 3 o. Sho-
rey's AAch.ne Shop.
Davenport. Nov 10. dawtf J. q. SuQRHY,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Eleven nest Desirable BUILDING
Lets,
70 Lease for fifteen Year..

VIE south Il sctiona half Of block rs f.eyentv-
= nvcl corner OF I- Claire AMI Front Streets sub
divided into eleven lots slitatie for commudiou-
stores, and Commission Houses, . offered u least
OF the ABOVE named term. CoEv,nient steamboa
landing with proximity " the KaIiro.d depot. make
peculiarly desirable for business purtosee. In
uir.of Vim H. hI1.DkkTH, Rsst Davenport. O
DAWSON TRUk, Davenport del
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
For. Sale ~. Leuse.
For Sale.

For Sale.
HONR hundred and twenty Building lots in an
~ Addition t. the town OF Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely sit uatei on
she bank OF the Mississippi. They vii be sold r-a-
tonable germs.
For particulars inquire Of Messrs Durfee Pratt 4
Co.,, Port Byron Charles J Rogers, Esq IrSHaire
Corb.n 4 Dow Davenport. or OF the subscriber
JAMES NAY
n The subscriber has nunIherl IS desirable pie
fcsof land in and the cities OF Davenport and
IeCiai!e, amp near tho town of Port Byron that he
II res to sell IDctl5tfl in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
JAMES r.. HOGANE,
Land .xgeMl n SNrceuO1.,

OFFERS for sale the following valuable lands In
~ Srott County and vicinity OF Dav mort
800 OF land - mile from Du ant station On
the n 4 n kR 10 yenrs 10 pay for this farm
$50 acrcs 10 sections Is. II and s, Township 49,
Range East. 40 acres timber. Farm under cu,ti-
vAti n and fenced houses and springs, and with
In I miles fr m LeClaire. Te good.
rs acres Of land In ssction ~, one mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property near
Dav' nport.
IS acres between Chesnut Avenue and Division
street, near TO the city on the railroad track.
acres on the Dubuque road, suitable for houss
Or gardnery.
- acre OF land. with house and other improve.
ments, Ia . miic from the tiiy
ID acre aad quarter lots on wenterton's subdiyI-
sion.
6l-s acre Of land, joining the Davenport line on
Da vison street,
S'vera, farms in Scott comfy, and variety Of
other City property, the cheapest In the market
Nay 19-dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

OCuCI31 newspaper AOVCIk house,
(APPLETONS BUILDING)
No. 3a6 4 34s DroRdwsy, New York
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES,, &c
4. L. w. GEERY,
2O3 Canal st. Il 7l9. Broadway. NV.
(Eslablished 1904
Importers aad Dealers In First Qualities.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Or,r to the TRADE HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES,
aud ~ vho choice ia their taste, asd dcsiTe
genuine article, u large varrtyof
TBAS, SkxkN AND BACK, SOL CHOk6, POCCH-
, ONJ, kkGLiSH BREAKFAST, oCLoNS, IAPh
RIAL, HYSON, GUNPOwDE2 YOUNG HYSON
o.. ~ chests and half chests, &C.
COffEE-nt'CHA and JAVA.
WlSEShADEkIsS, SliERRIES PORTS hooks
Ac, very Old ami high rades, in original pscka-
81, demDons. msgnums and bottles.
BARTON and GUEsTIEK's CLARErS.
CBAMPAGNES. Met b Chandon ., Cabinet Imp
verzensy DO. He,i-eick, g. MuRm's, do do
LIQUORS Brsndi,s, Runs, whisky. Gin, Arrack,
Absinthe, kr sch &C &C., in Tiainal packages
slsh Curseao, xaraschino, Anisette, No,cau, Bit
MALI Llouoas-sOnaaa Brown Stout. scotch and
Ss6AkS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
P1CkiES-ENGLlsH and FRENCH.
SaUcks-Ior ) Fish Currie Game. Neat, sc.
CHEEax- sTiLfOS. CHbDDAR, ROYAL viCTO-
RIA, PRINCE ALBERT. PARMESAN GRUY-
ERE sAPSAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
SIGARs-LOAv, CRUSHED, PCLNEEISED, ST
CkOIx. &c. in barrels rud half barrels.
HAnS-wEsTPHAI.IA and AMERICAN.
OiIS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
GfOnr Liquors are warranted nadulterAted su
Of our own Importation. IApr, - dIy
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Prairie Lands for Sale.

vINHE subscriber has one thousand acres Of prime
prairie lands in Jasper, Story, Marshall and
Franklin Counties, which he will seal fer cash or
ehnge Tor other property Upon tine most favorable
eriRs, also for sale nne building Lotson krsdy
Id erry streets In North Davenport.
Jan u diff OLIVER c. LOGAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
PALACE DINING HALL.
Ladies and Grntle mcn- re CRE AN,
OYSTER, and Dining Rooms,

"STER, and DInin. Kooms,
On Brady, between Front ami Second streets East
side.
Everything in the IA TING Fruit and Gonfect-
tiori,ry line, served to order in The best St,ls and
on shortest notice LEMONADE, ICE CREAM and
good Cigar always on hand.
1p.30dtf. R.C NIXON n GO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
n>HE Subscriber Will renove from his on stand on
i Brady street, TO his new aud capAeeus Store, In
his building, Of ID and Ferry streets on
abo9t the 1h Of Nay, Dext vheSe he nay ~ foond
By As friends ready TO thea, In hio capacity
n the 0nse pse0ps aad cosreceDannes
aoo6an = veA u0ls JA0Onv. -.
ko01o0 PoEto9 a. Gooton A. I
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