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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

SOMETHING OUGHT TO DE Done
FOR PRESIDENT PIERCE. A CORE
spondent of the Richmond Enquirer.
proposes that the state O. Virginia raise.
by individual subscription, a sum sufi-
Gent to purchase sout ern home. and
present it to President Pierce as a
substantial approval not in word. but
in deed-of his administration Of the
government. To put the ball in motion.
the correspondent promises to pay one
hundred dollars as soon as the necessar y
amount is subscribed.
This is all right. A similar provisio n
was made for Benedict Arnold by the
British government. unler substantially
similar circumstances. 1t is Christian
duty of the South, to show that Mr..
Pierce lis not without honor, sorc IN his
ova Country. Zee. Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

lHE New TARIFF BILL.-This bill
passed Congress on Monday. Its oper
ation Is designed TO limit the revenue N
us details therefore cannot say how far
1t will effect the interests of New Fno.
'aha but Its principle-the diminu,ion
OF tho revense-ws believe, will be
generally acceptable. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

We are undsr obligations to Hon. W.
G. Sargent and various other members
o. the Hancock delegation for Legislative
1Oeanssts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

Ofygradted BiHers.-This medicine
is scientific remedy for Dyspepsia in
all its forms. When taken according to
directions, it gives immediate relief, and
in most cases, effects a permanent cnre
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER STILL TRIUMPHANT, and, after
thorough trial by innumcradle wit
ncsses, has proved itself to be the nseh-
cine othe age.
Although there have been many mcdi-
cal preparations brought before the pub-
lie since the first introduction OF Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, and large
amounts expended in their introduction.
the Pain Killer has continued to stead
ily advance in the estimation Of the
world, as the best Family Medicine ever
introduced.
Mr. Boileau, the French Secretary OF
Legation at Washington. has been ordered
to Calcutta. He is a son.in-law Of Col.
Benton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

'DocroR, do you think tigh; laeing is
bad for consumption No, not at all,
madam it is what it lives on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

ADvEETIsING.-The persons who really
understand the principle of advertising are
few. Most people fancy that it is only nee
essary to advertise occasionally, forgetting
that in general competition, they will soon
be forgotten for some now advertiser.
Thoss who would advertise to the best
advantage, should remember that they must
not only select the most proper channel f.;
must not only set forth their wares or wants
in the most explicit terms. but must keep
doing this, day by day, and week by we,k,
or else they will fall short Of their object, just
50 far forth as they neglect to as.vertis, reg
ularIy. If advertising is of
any benefit. it is as useful in hard times as
az in prosperous ones, nay more so. for it is
at such periods that the dealer must make
I'D by extra exertions in the decline Of his
trade. 1t is a"penny vic and pound fool
ish" economy 10 stint your advertising in
any way. Yet an advertisement should be
as laconic as possible, consistent with full
statement of what the advertiser wishes 9
say, useless words not only increasing the
pries, but consuming a readers time needless
", an article OF which business men especial
~ have done to spara-Palsdeipha Ledger.
PxssgNAL.-Wa learn that Hon. SluaA
Wslh, lAts Governor Of Maine. is about to
rwsove bis Law business from Portland aud
sssciaSs hilsAf with D. W. G.1es- ksq- in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

\ pretty pair of eyes are the best mir
rors to shave by. Yes said bachelor
on reading the above, many man has
been shaved by them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

~ The notice of the suicide Of Mr.
Charles Bridges of Penobscot, which VIC
published last week, was sent from Pen.
oosco', and purpor'ed to come from
Mr.. Clay. We now learn tina, there i.
no truth in the report, The miscrean.
that sent US the notice ought to be hung
by the ears. on the tree on which lac said
Mr.. Bridges took his life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

DIP YOU ever near of the wife that
wrote TO her husband in California. and
commenced her letter thus; "Oh, tell
me not that absence conquers love, the
longer you stay away, the better | like
YOU"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

Ten thousand copies of ,aa Emanci
patton speech delivered in the Mssoari
Legislature while tia, question WAS
pending, by Hon. b. q. Brown. member
from s.. Louis, have already been eitca-
lated in TIA. State. and the supply fails
i.r short Of tn demand Mr. Brown is
comparatively a young man, having
graduated at Yale College in the e!as.
Of 1917. Iei is editor Of the St. LOU,
Democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06

NE ScnoolfELLow Tor March. IS re-
ceisod from the publishers Dix, Eiuare,
a Co, New York. This Magazine i,
published for Boys and Girls and
there is no better one to be had. Priee
81 90 per wear. or 10 cents number
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-06
Music for the Young.

Scde wick. Feb. Goth 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
TrhNtet.'s Sale.


" hlRfAS % the nrst day Of Sept h,t"r A y
" tsI. Vtltm '. sch Ixsh etreat.t unto AN
~ ( fiHi 4 T. see teer.aiu d." d Of Tfu {, r,n-
Nsas teal Trl,te. M aud ~ Il Gu ~. 10
-, us@f b u 'lMw ,~to-~tt Lt No. ont hn
oiss NJ. LrCt 80 q kn, VII anu lie trti ID "n IL,
,as' ~ ~ 80 ", ( fnrr,s - y iIhofts adiii ~
III ct al Dave, tor. VII Gu tAd ctns ysnct va,
made BY NE aid schiracl ~ Tie ~ posi- Of ecu
ing Ia p,yin 1T # a 4 rita Il promnIis- r. oct rnd
ia tle - n tan ,itn+i by ~aiu sch ach GstT
- tt.t ia, of Septein'.', \ ID .sfa, ani payh hl
- a Met I ia Vur fear for Twelve llnGrcf TN
tst tLJi,aff.
ti n " .arl rntt it-viag ho IN dg- and ps,s
be ahith -Hii VIA am ' y hira,h haNitr ih!-r
ri pax = - ! Ags lin Curtin Tut. s-a''e-
r#ua So her y ave u : Irlbllc uofice thai by v,riur
Of n Wrr ~iich ~ la M y H. "a : deed oi
Trust wi Ca >astrIy n. 81 y II June A
y. iefs, II tn EWu - ofioNA |i s'NIh on OF
rapthty ~ tu- a. ! tousr boot Ia The ~ - na-
v niUtt ev VI y atti Ne Tor Nale. n i hdt au,itot
titte htiltEi h,tfet - "a h. III ls &c, Of an
s.0ft Et~'f tt. IT tth Ltt'Sf 49, all - strt
ctnt to >Ltisty hri pay the smta.nt o. SD n"t'
with tie a. rest there Ii u IN" ~ - >,i", I - tn
er witt iic.s ntn-t = .tIrt-i hg ssri A., cost - hit
n to- aNi ttu .s ,cs. Upon The conn l.it"l o
sucl sac "A ''e'i vii h. DIV T. o., a,ro d ,lc viii III
SUI rlAtou % : ~ lie ~ itLt
- led fht 18th day of Airr, A u 1867.
"si = A, allNCOEHtN, Ttusr..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
II o % e g
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

SOUTHEAST CORNER wAsHING-CN AsKSUE 4 THIRD 81
No,
fncorpor1icI BY the 6-n.ral A~>en,uls, JsnT
/ arv twrrt -frirti, !s.', sith fai authoti;y
'.To srait ir.,rpas, award degrees, cGnf,r hoatoe.
AMI "verci~e a. AMI s.i.rriar-- 1rstl x, onili".
10 Gonna 'r'iI cl.te,- authorizes ~ Jaw, il other
3tat's'-lCt0rtsr, So
A hl course - in.trg. ,!ul, In tld5 Ins.Ituli.D,
emhra1e = DDu.lt fntry, Ltk-hc lin,. at;nerc,sl
calculations. CorI...tcgs Law anf 7 nmauship.
Gcntirmri. oaa .n'ei fer tat coJr>e ,-.tara ely.
and al sgV t.u.", r. iB,. u.Lou is impaired stiyldu.
ally, AMI mt Ira cltssrs- anJeasa entttin' III Is nrie-
pendent and glGgr 'cutfui II is t.siFctt.r Pruires-
or, w 40 alpne Is r.spon iblc 70. .He prJS1ess ii hts
pupils.
II Young Gentlemen vi hing to ?rcpar" ihcn.-
selves for tuSuss . .rsults. are e-pec' triiy 'nyit,a
t. .all durit;g ausintS> hours and extf:ine tEe mod.
u imiastlle Instruction, III, proges-> o; tA- y'.J.Is,
and ahr superior faci iues a. Hi ! = tAa~r de-tr ns
( an.iifyi,s h1E-ttvc, { : T. rreti1a duties =
the counting noa-e. Persoo,i ref r-ttr gwen &
iooye two nuGiret SRA afy ,2oe) ~ptae'r,l accaur-
tant-, now IN thaTgr OF books n .ui- city all Of
slon lave c'mpete. then cuisines, -.Goati.n i.
hus Institution.
N. h. For circulars, containing .H'oru4-ti,a Ia
r-sE-d 10 terms tir cu1-s' 4 instruction, IND al
ousiir'ss connected with tn a., -. ca,l al At ,bt
Suo'h-kast corner u Washington aseIa- AL fuurb
street, OF ajdreet,
JONATHAN mi ~. inu,-. NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
Trustees Sale.

"HrRrAS IN The 18th 'iay 9 nct,h he \ II 1855.
w frtda Ich \ Sttnex n y nnrtitra Sirntk 81
tyu 81 Il t. \ sim Coffin as Trtsttf,a uertAin d. Il
ufrfust nvtyuur 10 ssri 7 fust'e IN iaud III scO.t
& uafv. loan. ,i.>r its a flo VI, tawt Let mum
te ,oGt - IA Hoek number .lrc1 o. "a Ael"io'hs
al / ION &, .hr #, ~ - hsvsuRIt. VIII b sard,'iNc .
ats W. mod nv the sA,d Frl,d.ttch \. Siruth and
n1rothes stTuck ioT the pu' = { ~ -etur rg The
= Nl nt III a certain d. ennis y not ami tn intcrfs
ti"f on = IN 4 b. aid FRI Artieh \ strrtk ard Nv
roihra Siruok, dated the 18Th dsv - .ctoitr A y,
isbS, paysbt oi" va a les date 10 the o'dct % J,hr
ker;au .ll - : III mole hSNins b . M. du sn6
paw bl and the SAID frtd r ch St,nek snd do ,ih' q
Sttuck htylnt isiisd 10 pay h sam ! An>'iu ttr-
D. II, fru~tt'' rs -fore-ari, d. h r.b st,rth : yuhR
10 a. ,fhatty yirtue 1T he power shtch T. IN ne
: Il 4 ~ : ,ri .eti ct r4u.t ~il"n sat rip the
= ttf 1 y,fJaur, 4 u 1885, 1 tn u ~ ~ +.' nk
in u ate no "a If sattdiy AZ tn & n y "s' 10 ~
To, ii ) 81 Nv tI1ri, txu' a. n az sH', At
! nh c arctiou, ~" par tflari etefcrii~d Or
: guyH al r ~ AS hsll ac - III .-n +, ~ " nui
MS he amount ~ II na e WI h III frost ia r on
tsfh da e A, t4ð r pitl tn \ vn,ts attend
ina al al Cost Or thts u tirr and Trustees ICES
Upon the enn,I Teton fsuth >,ir a des, WI l., ply ii
~ te.arlrnc. WITH tie stipuiat Is t..,d I,ai 81
r ut.
Date he llA ,ly Of aA,, \ ~. iS>
AISilN CrEBlN
ntr i'@if. rgu,tre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
AZ Acres Pine Timber LaDa Ior sale

~ HE subscriber VIII sci; . vslnsbie tract Of heavy
i T..nhcS Lard u 80 scrssi In Wtsco1 in, .itLatsd
neai s. Croix fnis, on Wx,ii River, and running
6ssx OH . small Lake. b-iDs OIL the secttlh line
tn Hudson 4 Lab, 8, pericr Rail- cad viii ps's along
stfs OF 4, IL nc, through u. u 10 one VI ths @os' bssu.
up In the immstist. vicinity, and tn land Vn' -
well !, iay jim n. village los. 4 os~ AM y t<ue
er.eted ~ this BEAUTIFUL stream within . nv rods u
this land: the above land IL very cheap ., ~ Hr
acre Also lO7 sfres Pine 5ya,bss IsAd Of tA~ esst
quality, On shs bank, o. the C~hipp~way, vhess ~
logs con b. sasily noAiri down INFO the nisstssitEi
70 MARKET. Ths sbose psovesty shi ~ sosa 81 bsss
ealri satt iaad - fr~ and dear from III iaeonSs.
shcs. 1sfas kAsy. Dor further pAucsless enquire
Of the .utsrSitsr, No. , LSCassN 1owI
s~sISdtf L 1. HOLCOnl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Z hereby given. that Geo. L. Davenport.
3bsnsaer Cook, Louis c. Dessaint, John p.
Cook, George b. Sargent, Austin Corbsn,
Robert N. Prettyman. Charles Leslie. An
t0ine LeClsire, John N. ID Burrowa. Jame
Grant. John +. Dillon. Hiram Price. John
y. Wiley and Duncan c. Eldridge. Of Scott
County, and Loring Wheeler. John Cotton.
Thomas +. butterfeld, Of Clinton County.
have assoctated themselves together updsr
We laws Of Iowa. - . Body Corporate md,
We name Of the Waubsepinicon Brjaoe
company. The principal place OF IA. ,rans
seton Ut the business Of said Corporation i.
the City Of Davenport. Scott County. Iowa
The business Of said Company. Is to hui,J >,
bridge across the Waulsepiricon Riy er. for
q crossing Of persons and property for
eare. The amount Of Capital stock i.
Twenty i've Thousand Dollars, and is to l..
paid - tnllows, vix:-Five per cen, NJ tn
tune Of subscribing TO the am and tn. la
lance on cal! from theDirectors in ins,alm.rt
q not more than twenty per cent on IN
whole amount and at intervals, Of at least
~ month. notice to lie given OF such call for
$40 weeks. the last publication Lein, ten
dsys before said call is due. The said Cor
poration commence on the l6sh dsv 81
April. 1867. and 10 created to enlur. fnv
Year,. The affairs Of the Company will No
conducted by . Board OF seven Directors
and . Presidsnt, chosen from their own
Dssnbers. . Secretary and Treasurer ara
such other subordinate officers and agents
- may be necessary. and said officers are to
b elseted - follows:
The drst Board when Five Thousar,
OollAss shal1 Be subscribed, and their sut
aa~n~a anoua1np ehA.>.A
The kighsst amount q indebtedness,
1sliis9 . Which this Company may 4. an,
- q let tlself + Nhssn noussad Dol
- ~ BOD - tAs COMPANY. |
kSly9ee esSsve ouoe osAt1&
~ls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
Chisass No. =. Lesis III
&A
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and Dc. Louis.

AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and Dc. Louis.
eotRs 1soSs CAicd2o ~ q. kosls osd taaswvA.
dS0Ss pSooaA
Acccmodatcn Train, (BandAy1 excepted) eo0AH
Esprsss Tram, Saturdays s1eepted) nf0Ps
tratss isoes q. Losds(~ OAtsa0o 0Nd tatsr0s.
d<0e p<1css.
Accommodation Tram, (yunday's sxeepsed) t00As
Cypress Train tsasu-isy's excepsedl sGr1
Trains ran directly thrca1h, without change Of
;ars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, hoo0-
neton, Sps,n g0eid, Cartnvflie end Alton.
siIrains run On this road make direct connections
III Joliet Out Oh and Michigan Central Railroad .:
joiiet, making this the shortest, gu,ckss, and most re-
liable route between b Louis and Rev York, Dossoa.
PhilsdelphiA, and the kast.
With Illinois Central L. Z st Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
I'm . sess Western Of LlnHois q epnngfed, for
oecasp" and NAPLES.
Win I'll the Rairosds aiverglng from Chicago
nth daly line Of Psckess ct & Louis Dr. Keokak,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through T1eks;s Tor " places mentioned Above can
DC procured ~ I'll The principal " sss oMcs IN the
United otatss, and Of The 0@ess
FOO: :, \ ::s:...s. Az = D:.s.s s: ;s::.: epps-
RloH'D 2. MORGAN IA, s7pt.
AAooninssoe. jsn. l. I56a. fsbISdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

CALL AND SEE
~. ". Held E.t"xsEE.NEIsS
ERESH Stock u Groceries, gu Seoap- street. &
4 tween brady ana Perry, where b. bias Just -,
ceived and Is nos opniu. 4 tie v assJi t1nsai Of
GROCERIES, j. PRCVBEiGAS,
which he XII sen 1T wholesale and k-tafi. as Oh al
~ the same art C = Ca be .urcha s-d 1t any o'h~ra
isblishmeat H. Will always keep on hand an.
sortment OF WNd ati "A tiox Ware. ens every OIL
srticse usually kept A. sa establishment ~ tAt sia
HIS assortment Is large and ~couapiete, al, fresh Al
good, and win be sold ~ i very little advance. Al
. choice lot OF trars and Tobacco.
All kinds " County prUiucc IN iaken esoaangei
xovds fde2l.vt'!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
Probate Notlce,

4 CSTIN Cortin af0inis;Dator 81 ~ esGate o. lee.
\ Lari =. Z rpbsil. IAss o. SAID co0ssty, pscssssA.
he a.Gs pre- uted his nnal aeesslas Tor settlemeat;
Orderd tAAf hetcr tksrses y nv u to o., persons
u tssrsoeb 70 sad rstais BY plhlptias . cvpy Of this
ordei, fns tim IN the e. ally Iowa stale D~no.
erss that tefy sppsas 81 . term Of shd Cart. ness
~ = hnid u ~ tn last Non ~ In Nay, a. d. 1oDV.
ard shvw cause " sny vE~v have why San scc. unS
should Lot he probaseA snh sliowe1.s
vprl l1th 1857. " L. COOK, County JsAos.
q eWAt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

- W. ikDUCK EhTs To A0~ENTS-tXPERi-
lAENt ED O nv ssring Agents wanted in oil psr8
o. tire country tot the "tomprehensive geography
nj H.-iury, ,Anct.Bt and Acd.rn) of IN, whole
World froh. the ear test ages 10 the present time
By = a GooDRit y (Petcr Parl.y.J Elegantly bound
m b. -~ltiiuil, IT. Illustrated. Pric - Sod Only By
Ag,n's 70 whom sp tiAl disuic's viii be given. APP
I!ic ants should STAT wha, COUNTIES thy would lie
vor pasticSlaru apply 10
J. n. COTTON q CO.,
NNtTdtf III william ,tree,,N y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
lAVENPOllT
ERCIAL COLLEGE,
LATE BARR'S1
n Cuis
y @. IsoDo8.

r n e
u @. Isopo1.
Principal. aud Teacher in Book Ae0ping. Ac
w:lI. Pratt.
dsst. PRINCIPAL and Ieocherc IF Pcnmanship aud
Book -keep.ag.
ANlSG asspiet 4 with mysII It. this Institute.
IA W. III Ifati, $50, We sf. n,w pr.pa,,d &C. anpl-
8 young men In all branches % = Commercial edu-
CaS.an
IoUBLE>ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
- a,iapte t".s'y y pattmen' oftu-ine~s.
BUSINESS Pc MANSHIP,
= free, y ~ ani rsri,i style, a. y u a. Commercial
ga 81 a ioas, and ali branches taught II slu.i,ar In
~t.tatiuns
TEACHERS
qualified for executing ani INST. uciinr IN a thorough
lti Sc. n fc MAMIE Gu S-s'em - writ,nG. ,neind-
Ees ornAE,s utal P,nmsnslip, Flour .shins, Gard
Wr.t.bg, &c.
S0sStss EDspdyfNitN AT,
rar en- ar a't.ihinn T. Scicit.i fr this department,
~ ore ryon Is IL VT 4 excrsiv'ty 10 tia purpose.
OUR TERMS
augh. IS 81 aIs ins't'uliI ia the west W" Would
re peotfa y Gals tn. attention 4 business men and
Tho ; = fhe ,trve and : liit II err patronag, & E u
H~m lLstIt ltlon. Al Ar.meii q L. visit Us and eN-
t3aiu- pecimens Up rnanshir, p og ess 81 pupils.
aiode ~ ipst ~rrc'ion, sc. For n tfer particulars
eniinire at TIE cOtneT OF THIRD ard P ~ streets.
J c. LofE2 Principal.
mfh2nit' tGafott copy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
DINING SALOON

n z - ia u h NJ II
HE PALhGk DINING sAIDON ~M h. asa.u
] o, enci. On Wedn-sday next March 18th which
vii he conducted ~ heretofore Oh the Eastern and
E~uroIeHp pisn undo the sryer, istaD VI X @ Nis,h.
Oysters. garp- and m. ais Of oil tipds served At spy
hour. IN anv .t,l" and In 3 n,nnD.r uns, =, az, ed BY
my hous' vest ~ NV York. Regulsr meal. fr q
B til 10 u'cDek from ~ III = and ". ~ 8 To ~ he
ms PROVIDED tth competent ard .n,oi' M c.oka. I
feel assured Of rend. ring iul. ard =. n. CT -, tisJs, tinn
To all vino favor bin with their patronage This
sIioan 10 nt'td ~ AMI cnnducted IN such . manner -
TO render II the u'osi fashionA le snd aoc.n modat,ha
resort IL tbt city Those Who are find ~ ., - thing
Jus 60 I, thu Palace on Btady between vr, Mt an
second Streets. ea-t eide, n~lt To 7. 6treA Co.
j A.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
NEW TIN STORE.

T>as subscribers have Just vy&psi . stors On uAr.
Il rtsCa, Driven ftird ayi Fourth s,s., vhsfs
hey intend nAuuiastortaS and tsep oonstsntly %
hoaa 81 siads Of
ooPI9A TIN AND sKEET-InoN wAA1,
Particraf s~itaitloo PAD " RAoeps, Apa~sans so0
JohD!ns. Courtfy mereiahtf cen rely opo Be o sap
p.LsA w1tA Tin ~sr~ 81 wholesale prtoS
kASs, Old copper, lead, a.. taktn IN exchaasesf ~
tsp'Tdtn o8AMLNRs d HHII.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

ID n. HOUStL Of ;niS city lsyi' > this day made
i . N assignment TO the undersigned, 81 Gil dis .
tste, real AID . Z; onAi, for tL- benefit " his sreci-
tors, oil psr-ons having any ella ns Asain I TIE II
Housed ar request q o. p sent III 70 to M. viii out
tIHnrc. ssaTy delay. ARf ali pc . ms Ia aa,y way io-
debted t. aaid 1onssl euher b. note or account VIII
make tmasdiafs PoyMeHt 10 me ., the sn,ouni dus
a1i save 90 80. davenport April 2sfb 1854. Once
next door North o. post U0ce, Brsdy 81. nj .tai-s.
Apvl y. dN VIM JOHN L. bWlT0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

REMOVAL.
NELSON'S .Jesreiry EiOre.
brady street. Above Pest Once.
VXIR would tender our crate
w ful Acknowledgements to $500
the puhiic for their liberal pat %EeS@
ronsge since our COMMENCEMENT kGfsf~
m busin1ss. HAv.ns ren,os- ID @~
into . larger and more cOmunodiuus store, second
door shove cur forneT location, We would solicit an
insprstiVp Of our stock Of
Watches, C1ocks.
JesCeISy, SiIrcv.scMs'e ssA.
Fancy Goods,
which Is nov the largest and most fashionable
city. We are constantly In receipt " GOOD, by
press, and VIII always hase the newest styles to
had In the eastern markets. Oar motto Is IN
ps onts and s0ich returns.
R.AJ. NELSON.
DAveaport. Iowa. Oct, "A lsos-s"
PRI1:.l7E TUITION:
TIME ReUrrcndG Geo. Z. Stseet Re, tor OF Belivue
L Jackson County Iowa. viii receive into b is fam
y a very iimltd number Of yetig geutIcn ct, to
board AMI educat" with his own Sl6.
Music, with the use OF II Pitup, Frtn,h aud Draw.
Ing re Included In the Courre OF INSTRUCT n.
Belivue l. heSlthiIy situated, ami, brIng on the
river, Is easily accessible" from all parts, both ofIowa
and Illinois.
Terms MODERATE.
Reference. fby special Iermi,s,cu,'
IT.. Right kev. Bishop Lee, Davenport
Nv. Aifrei l. iuderbnck,
Yttrty.r GcCkj Esq,
Hcu. j. p Sock.
CL. JIo. d. Evans,
joseph $. SIMPSON ISL,
April 10, 1876 diy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
PRu:ATE TUITION:

o. EVANS, NJ. Il CHEW
Boston. New Orleans.
ETc.a.s;S, CHEW" 5 TO-,
Successors to NJ. Thompson l. Coy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

IT, RH.fDlEI,
wholesale aid retail &. ale IN
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, &C.
are now receiving = large assortment Il
Goods guersiy kept In . Pan aad o.. Store.
No. iO,OVu Brady, corner ct ftcr'h.
-eDso DAvaNPDRr. HcF4,
900 G1o Lent- Rtohss,-r SASH ir, d. sa.G.n i9s
l i-la Store and 4, sal ii ic io.JDc.
phushES-Mi kinds tor sale
ID at No 1000.
(NyHiTR LEAD-Dr or Ground "a Oh
w AT ALLEY & R1A KET1'S.
l~ILS-Boiled and Lin-e@d Oh b, II, -. st
~ BRADLEY h hkoC1SHT
DiISDS-A iarav assortment oi Ro~bestrr D..Ais.
just received ~ BRADLEY 4 DROk E11E
CKYsTAL Plate Glass for eoaches and show cases
~ 4 large Assortment for sac At
4 bk0CKRrr6
NAKElsHEa--CoAcn, E~nrhiturc and Damar, : 80
perhns srtic!. Tor sale 81 No. 10. 900.
T'uHk COLOkS The largest Assortment ever
1 brought ~ THIS market ct No. 1000.
EATSNI bss; arsic,. 10 use Tor sale
~ No. 10 OO0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

v>HE gndcrslened having sod his r'ock sai t1. >
ness inter.s; 10 m Hat Store No. ! Leshslrv
Rcw, to D f.. y sioaid'1Cs, would itcauH,ena
thep TO his fliehds G.Ad Fasteners. D..
Apr! 3;th 1887. ,- A. GREEN.
B.. r. BARNARD AGO. VII coItlnvs the Hat
and Cap bus hes. e. al It's trancr 81 The PAINT
plsce. They are nos rec iSin< = MY ttocx " SEA
ronabls roodA shick yin b sola Va tr cash. a
sharr ~ thr pub ic patronage is solicited.
April 2njtf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-25
To Growers Of Wheat

Farmers, if you wish to sell your
Grain, put it in good shipping order
Mr.. II. T. anderson, Superintendent
of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, has issued the following
"Notlce:"
Grain for Shipment over the Nash
Vile and chattanooga Railroad, will
only be received in new Gunny Bags,
or in new Osnaburg Sacks. of good
quality, well sewed. and made to con.
tain about two bushels each.
SPECIAL NoTICE is given that Grain
in new Domestic sacks, or in second
hand sacks of any kind, viW not b
recei,rsd and Forwarded. as they are
insufficient to bear handling and I.ro-
tect contents; besides, old sacks are
often twice and thrice marked, and
cause misconsignments and loss. :
The shipping mark and destination
must be plain ON each sack.