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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
The strength Of Delhi.

The Paris Pays gives the following
account of the strength of Delhi, az
coming from certain source: "Dclhi,
at the moment Of the breaking out Of
the instruction, contained the products
Of cannon toundries of Kassifoure and
the gun carriages and artillery materi.
ais manufactured at Fattichghar and
those Of the celebrated powder mills OF
lchopoure. Independent Of the heavy
ordnance on the ramparts, it had in
store six hundred and forty heavy guns
of the ca ibre offrom eighteen to TWEEN
ty'four Founders, intended to supply
the different forts Of the northeastern
provinces OF the Calcutta presidency,
besides four hundred and eighty pieces
Of field artillery of the calibre CT from
seven to nine, and ninety'five obuses
and seventy mortars. The store q
projectilcs and munitions was also very
considerable. The Indian artillery
ought to have a well'merited reputa'
ton, and all these guns were in excel
lent condition.
"At the time of the instruction there
was not single English regiment in
Delhi. The native regiments of artil
lery and engineers did garrison duty,
and this explains how it happens that
the defence of the place is organised
in such regular manner.
General Barnard wrote few days
before his death-"I cannot disguise
from myself that l arm before q new
Sevastapool."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

| Debility ard Nervousness, Distaste for eoctety
| gloomy Present ments, pain and weakness in tn.
| bacs, Impairment OF rentai vigor and memory veal
and watery eyes, sruptions On the face and body
restItssness OF vicious dreams and unrefTe shins
sleep unniness for marriage relation. improper eu.
ciiahi;y Of lac organs, structure. costiveness plies
dyspepsia, &e. To the truth OF this or less In
eaen case, every sufferer from solitary Indulgence
astst And further, snv lstcnt or family pr.dspo-
srion 10 disease, rs ubeci!ty, imp~sence. inssni'
&C., almost surely eventually Jevelo, into actiy-
ity, ami q Is actually the mcst frequent cause o.
those maadles IN young pertors, as proved BY the
,iaustcs Of all Countries. Ard this i equally true
u both vSes.-Still, N taken ia sms this tisea
and Its consequences perfectly smenabie ~ treat
ment.
Or Hubbell has. for many years past, bsen cen
suited upon many and distressing cases OF hi,
vice, that bis at,enion has been necessarily much
directed 20 Its treatment aud cure. and he Is happy
10 add. has, beyond his most s,nguine expectations
insured a treatment at once safe and certain, and
fres. tr3in nftu cperatl1Is medicines.
DR. Hnbbsi's Treatise should b. obtaaed BY every
oae, AS It viii prove complete safeguard against i'm.
position. II explains the nature and con- eqnencss
o, al diseases OF the generative organs
~ Those living at = dfstsnce by enclosing two
postage stamps in order 10 pre- pay the post age, win
receive copy by return Of msi, gratis.
DR. Hubbel's experience is not exoeiied by any ply
stefan, In the treatment OF Irioate Useases OF any
nature.
NOTICF-HIGHLvIM INFORMANT TO FEMALps,
~ All ladies sui ring OF ~ male Complsint.
whatever, arr commended 70 cal All cases treats
Ell and curei without delay and win the happie.t
results Iterins and painful menstrual obstr notion
requiring surgcl operations removed BY scientific
tresIn ent. If desired. convenient room. provided
Advice strictly confidential.
Persons living at u distance, by giving q plain
statement OF their cases, will be attended TO punctu-
ally and medicines forwarded by express to all parts
Of the United States.
Address, Hubbeil. D. box 1865 O, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private ONCE, No 90 Randolph ct, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
Junel8dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
STATE DEMOCRAT
AGENTS ron STATE DRnoCRAr,
Daily. Tri-wee kly oaA weekly.
nsw roaE-o. \. Pettlngtns q.
-" -vischer Owen C,
CHicAoo-Scriven l. tSslIeghes
-" w. .. Sp-ucer.
Ut. LOUIs-J. 3. Post
The New York Evening post sav


The New York Evening Post say.
the chief cause of sudden and excessive
fiuctuation in the bank loans of that
city is traceable to the payment Of in.
terest on deposits. At certain seasons
OF the year money accufhulates in the
country markets, where il no call for
its transient use. The rivalry Of the
banking business in New York induces
that offer of interest on balances, and
the aggregate amount which the city
banks have in this way from the coun.
try sometimes reaches twenty or more
millions Of dollars, on which they paw
an average rate Of four per cent inter
est. This being subject to daily draft,
is loaned out ''on CALL" and mostly on
the stock exchange, at six or seven per
cent. When the country banks want
to use their balances, they draw with
out notice, and then comes the neces-
sity for the city banks to call in their
transient loans. II is easy 10 see that
the operation Of this cause must pro-
duce great inequalities in the money
market.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

1E0 ACRES nrst quality land, onr mil. from the
lOO Guy Imit-, esitsbl- Ia divbi. into & acre
Terms one nth cash, bsIsnte IT, Nv. years.
A NAntsGAT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

NORWEGIAN MILK.-Bayard Taylor
tells the following anccdotc Of LAND
lady in Norway:
Ny friend wanted glass of wine
but the old woman said she had moth
ing but milk. We were sitting on the
steps with our pipes, shortly afterward
when she said: "Why don't you 90
into the house" ut smells to strong.
ly of paint" answered. "But YOU
had better 20 in" said she, and shutil
cd off. Whcn we entered, behold
there were three glasses of very good
Marsha on the table. How do You
sell your milk - asked her. That
kind is three shillings DRAM" she an.
swcred- The secret probably was that
she had no license to sell wine. was
reminded of an incident which occur
red to me in Maine, during the prevail
encs OF the prohibitory law. | was
staying at hotel in certain town,
and jestingly asked the landlord =
where is the Maine Law. ! should
like to see IT. "Why," said he, Il
have it here in the house." and he I'M
locked a back room and astonished me
with the sight Of private bar, stud
dcd with full docantcrs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

az ACRES OF chuite land a ha Z nile rom ojtv
81 limits, Tor sale 81 very t,s tstes ror , ash,
COOK n sAIiGENr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Godrrey's c celebrated Cordial Gin

II Cheers. Jut does NOT Ttebriafc
THIS unequailed beverage possesses medicinal pro-
perties Of the highest order. u Is manu- actui ed
especially for AMI BY the Ptopri tor and Patent-e OF
the best materials. and he's the merits wtn-ut the
deeterious Effects ~ any other Gin either In Crest
Britain. Holl and. or this country God reys Ceie.
brdfed Co dial Gin has been adopted ny enin-nt
physicians as the pnrest and most eiicaeiou. d,6u-
siv- stimulant and furrtic which manufacturing
ski has yet given to the voriIti- entirely exempt
from those alcoholic drinks which btgt thirst for
stin,ulants Orders to any amount promptly filled
by tie Proprietor. gro GODFREY,
Importer ef Brandies, Gin, wines, SC.
Jnne29,9m 16 south william 81. New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
INSURANCE.


WRCyU -;
DAVENPORT, IOWA
0vIIoB IN NO. . DAvDEPORI's BLOCK owe,
~ Ohabo, nrothes, Borrow = Co.'S 1sskiug House
ono osars, . = WIN.
DIRECTORS:
j. II. D. Burrows, Geo. L. Davenport, p. Aeyvfn
Alfred Sanders, Charles Leslie, c. o. Parry, l. &
Dssaint, Jas. n Da,zsii, b. h. Woodward, JohI
Owens, }. ". wiley, A. II. Barrow, d. L. Bhorey.
OFFICERS
L. E. DRSsA1NT, Presi'ent.
CHAS LESS LIE, Treasur.r
DANIEL L. SH0kEY, secretary.
n. II BARROwG, -
JAMES IA, zsIL, TX. Com.
y. d. WOODWARD, Assist Set'y.
d. r McKOUN, General Ascent.
THIS Is Home COM any. II ln-sres exclusively
the mutual plan. The stock consists OF prv uu
notes, and hers u $4,000 In such Do,.s In pos
session OF tie Company. All this provcrty eau be
reached by process from our .wn Courts, and there
fore o6ers sun Gent gnsrsnty thai the mem ,ers
~ii recover thu insured la case Of . laws. This
plan u Insurance has into seneral In the
tern ei ies because IL combines chespness with
safsiy, aud keeps money circulating At home that
would otherwise he sent abroad.
Ju,2q II Etf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

EVThe principle that the majority
shall rule is, to use Mr.. Buchanan's OK.
pressivc language, "as old as free gov
eminent itself" III tbs principle
rhich enables The South, aided By the
co"serrot'res o. tie free States, to pro-
'ect Tie Constitution IN lis purity, ard
10 arrest Tie threatening onset IF an in.
tur,ofed ta"otcism. 1t is this which
iusurcs to the South all its Just rights;
which gives to the law its strength and
its sanctity; and which surrounds the
minority with an impenctrabIc armor.
-Thttnieiphta Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

III
Officers.
VDMUND CANPIEi.D Pres HENRY BANDr, Sec
HENRY CHAPLAIN. Treas'r.
8. n. GILBERT General Agent I'D Surveyor,
This Company was organized on the 2Tth day of
March, A. ID. 1854, under SPECIAL Charter from the
Legislature OF Illinois. and business commenced under
the m-st favorable auspices. Its establi hmeut has
been upon Arm aud reliable basis. and "A view of
Its stability. s"undne>s and permtieucy ranks one
OF the trst Insurance Coinplns IN the country. To
those dcsrous of prot tin themselves AGAINST los
or damage b, Fire er OF the sea, they beg leave
To offer the following
REFERENCES,
Nessrs. Stone h Witt Cleveland O
" Williams h Auery, Chicago.
Norton h Brother,
&c Stnn. n Boomer,
A s. purand Pres. / Racine Miss. Railroad.
Gen. G, Northrup, Cash'r Rae. Co. Baik.
Vim. y. Lynde, Esq, Milwaukee.
J. G. Conroe, Ksq., Racine.
Henry Farnam, Pres't Chicago & r. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert Cash Com. Bank Chicago:
Dan. p. Rhoies, ESQ, Cleveland, U.
Hon John q. breslin Treas'r. OF State Columbus.
Thos. Campbell, ESQ, Springfield, Ill.
Hon. K Chamberlin, ST. Louis, Mo.
Messrs Wadsworh. Wells n Scycamore Chicago.
Messrs. |. II. Burch X Co., Chicago Bank
Hon. WIN. Meill Governor of Ohio.
Aessrs. q. W. SizeT n Go, Chicago,
Z" Judd, Smith b Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
WIN. Blanchard, Esq, Morris. Ill.
Hon. VIM, hewitt, Sec, OF State, Columbus, o.
Messrs. II. c. Il o. c. Cook * Co., Rockford, III.
H. Wheeler, Son, Aurora.
Neamah CO 'e, Esq. Buffalo, N Y.
VIM b fuiidy, ESD, Springfield,
Hon Bsrty, Judge Jupreme Court, Mansfield;
Gen. l. Ourn. Springfield, III.
Richard ivers, ESQ, ct Louis No.
II. FIELD,
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island
OFFICE, Davenport, At the STATE DEMooRAi
Once, Post Once Building, Brady Street.
July St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Are YOU Insured Z

IF nc, step right along TO the Captains Once and
/ have the matter settled. AS I am agent for one
Of the te.t CgiLpanl.s Ia ihr word, and will in
IRE ~ cheap A. any other good company. Ny COM
pany Is the Quaker city u Philadelphia with u cash
cspitai, al paid In, OF g. 80, 900, and liberty In
crease double. II any person is desirou, Of being
ihsuret and viii take the trouble enquire the
standing ~ this company, he viii be satisfied 10 give
me the iisk - none at good on, will be taken.
II. W. NORRIS.
Agent OF the Qurker City Ins'noe Co Of Philadel-
n Store on ~ stree t, Bird door from Peuyst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

FKENCm kEFuGEEs IN ENGLAND.-
In the House Of Commons, on the 4 st
ult., Mr.. w. Williams asked the First
Lord of the Treasury if there was any
tru,h in the rulnor that, in compliance
with an application of the Government
of France, The Government of this
country would cxpel some of tie
French refugees who had sought an
asylum in this country.
Lord Palmcrston.-My answer is, in
the first place, that on such application
has been received from the Government
OF France; and in the next place, some
thing like the excuse OF village for
not ringing their bells in the time of
Charles that they had no bells to
ring-that We have no power by law
to grant such application. (Checrs
and laughter)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

The quail Sc Safe wsll known ihst
the mr. 'orty TIL merchant - New York and Phi
Iaieipf Use 10 Other make oi Saft. We can fur-
nish Safes OF all st,rs ami with any description OF
Locks wanted ard will warrant to The utinos, ri
thu qualities oi the SAFES We stli
an2iu BURROWS. pRETTyMAK 4 pAIZEIJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
MEDICAL,S
DIR. HUBBELLS
Private nellsaI Csnpanlsa ]
UNsf0s.isssyte's ES'tesed.
JUsTPUBLIsHED, GRATUITOUs.
To YOUNG wyy ANT

To YOUNG MEN AND
othe--. Nervous Debility
and Chronis diseases. THE
FIRST and direct conseq hence
Of excess aad abuse of the
sexual systsn, Is . peculiar
fissassd csniision Of thee
miaaI organs which The Au-
thor In b 5 TR6AilSk. has
called the special Disease of
Nasturbation. The follow
ing disorders, some In one
case. some IN another, are
again the direct ooBseenen.
ces Of This disease, viz g.
m.nAl Emfskions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
~ The LIVER
INVlGOR ATOR
PREPARED BY DR., SANFORD.

rs ag-eat aeientihc Medical discovery and is daily
i working cuFes, almost toe great To believe II
cures as II ~ .gc, eren the Grst iose giving be-
nfpf and seldom more than one bottle Is required to
cure any Kind Of Lirsr Complaint, from the worst
Jaundics or Dyspepsia to a common headache all Of
which the r. suit Of u Disease Liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
z IL ~ ID " II Il
TAPPEN,S
CLOT HING HOUSE
Is REMOvED TO
No. 1O8 LAKE STREET

IsWuDr- Nes' OF U tmout hOuye,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
N1E woula respectfully inform customers and
w the public, thar have removed into the
new and spacious store, No. lO8 Lake street where
with ample room aud Increased facilities, We shall
Keep much larger better, and more varied stork OF
Clothing ant Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
than ever before Our
- Ready-Made Clothing Department
embr heretofore, scripti,n style and
grade Of reasonable garments, 10 at all sizes from
Toys Of SIX years to the largest adult, equal In quail
ity ana style 70 cnstom rk
The Custom Department
under tue exclusive management Of Mr. J. r. g ID
smith, formerly With Develin 4 Co +, q, oadwa-,
New York will b. found the mot perfect, In all its
appointments, In Chicago It will .. all times be
stocked with large and autful meBt % fine
Cloths Cassineres, YES ipg-, &C., which viii be made
10 orAer In the very best New York Styles and at
moderr'e prices.
The Furnishing Department.
In this depArtm-nt will be found shirts of the best
quality; also, gentlemeu' under garments Of SILK,
merino, linen wooden and cotton, hosiery, gloves,
suspende' ., cravats, ties. etc., etc
Our goods being oil either manufactured or I'm
ported expressly for trade and selling do
amount per .nnnin equal to the trad Of any first
class house in New Yorx, We are enabled to msik
our goods at New Yovs Psices.
This 10 no humbue-we ask an examination, and
II our representations untrue do not buy Of
One Price Only-No Deviation.
TAPPEN BROTHERS,
un6dIy los Lake Street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST Loss
Or Damage by Fire.
FIR N Il II 3 UNxON
INSURANCE. COMPANY

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
cash Capital pal1 mp In fish
100000.
J. Z. oA1vr1D, Ase,v. uoaA0s Wnlusou, Rrss's
Ian peepaFs1 - saks Rtsks anA issas Policies 10
The absve ooasany. xAis 0oupany sasea,Ds espa
v11GA eon1oes o1ool ~ eeandass aA6 sa1sosylR(
ed nastne oeapaniss y ~ Ualle1 oeseoe.
=. PAT, Ae'nt
June06t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Herring's Safes,

The subscribers a.e Agent.
Tor Messrs. y. G Herring 4
, 4 celebrated Fire and Thiei
roof Safe. W. wonld lnv.t,
he AT n'inn Of the pubic u
i h. fac that these Safes hav.
r year. stood the test n
10th l.re, thief and also OF
time Very many Safes VII
q Q measure defy the frmsr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19


IN imperfect article 70 70 forth from their establish
ment, has gained for their Scales reputation that
has been surpassed In the whole OF useful
mechanism.
The Scales unanimously achnoweiged the
STANDARD In all transactions BY weight.
A lawsuit which arose from discrepancy 81 weight
between one OF Fairbanks Scales in by the b.-
timore Ohio Railroad Company and one Of another
manufacture recently tried Ia the Court 81 Com
Pleas Bait uaore; the case occupied the Cour tw
days; and Judge Marshall IN delivering his decision
tatei ns the result u the evidence IL Al til. accura
cy OF FAIRBANW's SCALES was established beyond
oil question. For sale by
BURROWS PRETTZMAN n DAIZELL.
The well known reputation Of these Scales has In
duced the vendors Of imperfect ard worthless bslan-
Gee to ofYer them Fairbanks Scales, and pnrchas-
ers have thereby In many case. been subjected To
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors VINO trans
oct business In their names, but regar riding the
perpetrators of the above fraud, pursuing .
alike unjust and able, they take this method
70 caution the public Of their impositions.
The patentees manufacture under their own In.
spection only at their Factory In St. JohnsbuTy, VI.
For sale In Davenport sL.ely by
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN 4 DALzELL,
h T. PAIRBANKT h CO.,
jan24tf St Johnsbury.v VT. May u 1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

HAVAElSlE0.
Burrows, Pretlynan ! Dalzeal,
whssssass Dsaless y
Il IL OCERIES .
Iron, SAT-. Cement, SC.
| AGENTS For THE SALE or
-. q. HcKrinx 90 COS
Celebrated Fire and 7hief Proof SAFE
Ed 7. Fairbank' S Scales.
| "E shall keep constantly on hand n fun ,toes NJ
! w Groceries, which we OF q The trad. n. ior
- can &c purchased IN Chicago or st Louis. ana
purchasers win ind our goods he OF the esst QUAIL
ana warranted equal to sample lsn2adA~u
| NUdAkS - Museovado, Porto Rico, Clarified +.
~ Ssushed and Powd ed, for sal At
BURROWS, PkkffYMAN n DALzEiL
,uFfEEs-Rio, Mocha, Java, also Ground coffee
~ AMI Essence o. Coree.st mr.. SD
AIoLAssEs-N. Orleans, Sugar House, anu syrup
| lv1 for sale al BrA 10
kAs--lmp'ri ria, Young Tyson, surpowder aud
L Black Teas, Tor sale at Is p &D
CPICEs-Peprer, Allspice, Cinnamon, Gloves, Gin
~ Ger, Mustard and Nu,megs,at BP n
NoAPs-Fancy and Toilet, Family, Erasive aud
~ e-sthe iur sale a. B.P.AD
HANDLES-Sperm, Adsmantin s,sarne Star and
~ TAllow, for sale low a. P.Ah
Gus. Sperm. Solar, Lard, haiAA, Resin, Lns,rd
~ aud oltvt, at BPN
DAINTs-White l. ad and Zin, Pant, Tor ,aIe a.
i h T. y u.
4 uGARS--liavanA, German and American brands,
~ NJ B.f,A
'I'oBACC0-N Natural Leaf Virginia and Missouri
1 pound osess, Twist, Tin-fol and smoking, for
SAFE al B.P. ID.
YEAST PowDERs Of various brands and kinds, a,
L B.P.ND.
CANDIES assorted and fancy, Gum Lemon
~ Drops. Lozengcs. BEAD
pRuNEs In Jar, boxes and barrels. c.ron Fig
i Paste and Currants,a at BPAD
DICKLEe--Under~oo,'s brands, a ssor,.d siae.;
L Pepper Sauce, for sale at b PAD.
DowDER, shot, Lead and Csps, all kinds and s,nr.,
L ~ BP ID.
CTARcH-Gorn, Pear; and Family, for sale at
- Is Y. AID.
NUTS Almonds, Brazil, filber,s, Pea, fecsn,
IN Walnuts and Cocoa, ot b. y. an.
ID AislNs-M Il and Layer, whole and n toles, |
N sultana and MalAgs. at b. PAD
~ MoCoIATE, Cocoa, Br"na, Parma. TApico. |
~ Whcaten ,;rits and Oxi Meal b. AD,
GALT-Kanhswa Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver |
- pool blown and Ground Alum Is. hD.
tEMENT--Lousyi lille and Utica; Plasterng Hair, |
~ Stucco Plaster, Milwaukee and ssniusky Soda |
Ash, tons In store, AMI for sale by Is. AID
RASK ETS-Aarket to ~ bushel Corn and
- Clothes. at BPAD
"OoDENWARE-Tuhs Pals, Wash Ioards,
w Churns, Mops, Axe Helves, at b P.ND.
Jute Hemp, and cotton cor
~ dage OF all sizes b.. AD.
L>lSH-Msckcrei, Salmon. " hite Fish, Trout, Cod
Il fish and smoked Hallibut at b PAD
~ i.ASS-Window Glass assorted sizes, Tunlbiers, |
NJ Jars and Demushns. fer sale At BPAD
BIRTHSTONE sulphur, salts, Borax. Indigo, In
- store and for sale BY BP.AD.
M ATCHES-Perce Co, and st Louis, for sale Al
lvx H. p ID
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

nssV'"st us ANseO.
B.a.v:KLNG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP,
Main Street, davenport, lewa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drafts. Gold. Silver and Eastern III
thnag-; Collections made throughout the unton
Land War ants bought. sold, and locstrd, RAJ T.
tate bought ard sold Oommi-son; Money loaned on
unincumber-d Real Estate security; Leans negotiated
rases paid for non residents; 1aminst,on d Land
rifles made. ETC., etc.
-REFERENCEs.-
e''r' Co., o"os Sargent, cent, Davenport. ievs.
Robert Lowry, ESQ, Cashier, New Yorh,
nessrs Harris 3 Co, Phusdelphis,
Hon. Vim Wright, Newark, Nj;
Mes-rs SAINT Harris ! Sons, Bsnkess, Dslsim,s.
Johns Hopkins. Esq, President, do
RobertAickle ksq, Cashier, %
Vim Harrison, Esq, e
AeSsrs Chubb Brothers, Bank~yp Wanhisstoo
WIN Hallett, Req, Mobile, Als,
A Be1oist 90, Bankers, 81 Loaf
For Sole.
Two Lots on the Blum, corner OF Eishth ann ,,.,n.
treets-dne unohstrusfed River view
Several valuable building Lots on Harrisop And
St'ttts hoith ~ Sixth street, Tor sale ve4y loo
Ten valuable building Lots Second ana Third
,res, foi sale, credit olive years given on mo.
u the purchase money
Lot In Greens Addition; dwelling hose on a..
pr'mren, for sale cheap.
twenty feet front on Main street, by - feet dsep
opposite Le CLAIRE House
West = Lot ., block 50, IeClaire's 9TH sddit,os
house With rooms and good stable
Lots and DIN Atche's addition, and hovss
BY - on lot =, for sale cheap
% acres ~ sec 27,tp - re q oil under culsjvat,oo
mile from the city, for sale cheap.
of nv \ sec - tp II west; one mile frop
the city OF Muscatih., for sale.
W Of n " sec 10 tp 50 . east ~ scyes 10, sale
80 acres % l.andin West DsvenppTt for sale cheap
Lots from to acres, nne view u river and Twin.
Cities
proved and unimproved, rovn lots and Unimp,oyeo
Lands throughout the state for sale We invit. the
attention u those wishing 70 purchase our sas list
l.nSdf DOOIAN 3 STUMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
L9EaSlOCT L9x1Iib1l'
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.

uAViSG received tsupply Of Logs We are
j @ow runu'ng our NIL ,iay sui night aud are
prepared I" 1esiN" orders tor all kinds 81 Buidus
aud Frsmiug Lumber. Iaths Shingles and Heacing
All orders rith witch Davenport friends may IA
vor u viii De executed with punciistv and tispstch
MEAD. SMITH h MARSH
Rook Island May 20. usS dtO
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u: +. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following well known Compxnies:
STAR INSURANCE. CO,
Or Osdensburgh, NY Capital Sl5O,OOO
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
Or Springfield. Capital $I0O, 900.
OFFICE one door north Of Post Once over Talrpan
Powers McLean's Bank. Davenport. febbdtf
REMOVAL.
~ A. BEI1N, Insurance Agent. has removed his
Va nficeto the second story. front ROOM over n.
Y D. Expires ON e, on PeIry street between 2uG
o. May dtf
7o~Rro
FIRE = Marine Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
OAsh OAptAl.. 500 ,nN.
Merchants
HTSUR.dyVCE CD.Nl1.a.FT,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Authorized Capital. ................. $500 600
Amounts securely Invested. ........... ....&20D 20
U. A. BELkS, Agent for Davenport. O@ose-Oyer
u \. Express Ofacc, on Perry, between Seco nd ana
Third streets.
saxsos-Mscklot Corbin. May 4,u
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,

HAVING f"c' is'd TIE agency OF the following safe
ii and re liable Companies ar Dsven, ort snd vi
caity We are prpsrei 10 take first Glass Risks and
Issue y liCies On fave. able terms Is any vth.r
C.mpsnics Cf equal sfsniine.