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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-08-05
English papers encourage the belief

-Euglish papers encourage the belief
that the outbreak in India has done its
worst. The London Times says:
There is no reason for dependency.
The worst prospect is q heavy bill of
costs To send out IA 900 troops at
once, and several thousand more in a
short time, to bring regiments from all
parts of India to the northwest provinces,
to delay the Chinese expedition, and -
keep steamers and gunboats idle in the
Pacific will cost money which must be
paid either by the English or the native
taxpayers but further than this we see
no evil before US. Lord Canning has
able advisers, India itself is in O state
Of profound peace, and every English reg.
iment is available. With these advan.
tages we ought soon to hear that this
dark cloud has passed away.
1t is evident that the affair has caused
the Government great anxiety and should
the ozark cloud" pass without further
immediate harm, it will leave q deep
shade Of apprehension for the future
1t 10 well known that England has not
the resources in men for raising large
armies from her own population, and if
provincial troops are not reliable for
maintaining order in the provinces, there
may arise contingency which cannot be
met by taxing English or native tax
payers"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-08-05

CHITTRNDEN COUNTY NOMINATIONS
The Republicans of Chittenden County
have put in nomination the following
ticket for County officers For Senators
Martin Wires, Of Undorhill, Francis
Wilson, of Hiuesburgh, Lucius L Chit.
tenden, of Burlington; for Assistant
Judges. Stephen Styles, of Huntington,
D. II. Onion, Of Milton for Judges Of
Probate. VIM. H French, Of Burlington,
Edwin r. Hard, of Burlington Sheriff,
Noble B. Flanagan, of Hinesburgh Hi b
Bailiff, Clark W Reynolds, of Burling'
ton. Levi Underwood, Esq, on account
Of business engagements destined re.
nomination 40 Senator.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-08-05

The Democrats of Franklin county
made their nominations in Fairfield on
the 2lst inst, as follows for Senators
VIM. W. White, A. M. Brown, and
Henry Ladd For judges, l.. B. Hunt
and A. G. Bennett; for Sheriff, A. G.
soule; for High Bailif, W. II. Bell /;
for State 8 Attorney, J. Rand.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-08-05

Albany was half drowned on Sat.
urday by an extraordinary deluge Of
rain. The torrent tore up the paving
stones and carried away boxes and bar
rels, whirling them toward the Hudson
like so many straws. The storm lasted
three quarters Of an hour, entirely sus.
pending business and travel. The stores
aud cellars were flooded aud sn immea se
amount If damage has been done.-1ri-
6une
"A letter from the Pacific port VI
Acsjusla, in San Salvador, to the New
York Herald. states that the obolc ra
broke out 10 the interior early lsst month
and was raging frightfully, eighteen or
twenty deaths per day occurring in the
town of Sonsopate. out of population of
about four thousand. The pahie occa
stoned By the presence of this fearful
scourge was already wide spread, and
the natives from every direction were
fleeing to the mountains.
The N. Y. Times, Of yesterday says,
Friends of missing persons lately at
tached to Walkers army in Nicaragua,
may be interested in learning that as
late as the 9th inst, there were still I'M
der charge Of the Costa Rican authori-
ties some 800 6l.ibuster deserters, for
whose transportation out Of the country
arrangements had not yet been made"
Ole Bull sailed for Europe on the
steamer on Wednesday.
The stone has recently been discov-
cred which marked the boundary line
between the Province of Yew York aud
Quebec II is marked "Quebeo" on
one side aud New York" on the other
with liue cut through the top and was
erected in the autumn Of 1866 by Gov.
Moore and Brigadier Carleton, and ID
alluded to in the Documentary History
of New York.
Gov. MARoY.--Like most New Eng.
land young men, Mr.. Marcy was much
thrown on bis own resources 10 early
life. When he left home to engage in
the study Of law, his father gave him
thirteen dollars as an outfit. When be
hao travelled about twenty miles, ten
dollars Of his money proved to be coun
ierfeit. By stopping to work he cleared
the expenses Of his journey. and b,
teaching carried himself TO the bar
Phil North American.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
GODFREY'S
Celebrated & OrGliNFBiftpy

An Unequalled Tone 4 ,Stomachic
A POSITIVE ana 2slstabIe Remedy for neral De-
n biity, Dyspepsia Io-s of Appetite, and all disor
der Of The Digestive Organs.
The lnveutor and Proprietor Of 6oti,reg's Csle-
brdfed Cordial Biuers In cammend,ng thesn ~. AZ
unriv aile6 tonic and hvigorant, Is sustained by the
best medical authorities Of Europe and AmrrlcI, ~
veil - BY The mu,titudes who have tested the A,
. restorative they stand alon-. Thousands no ar
now lA0gushing might awake 10 new existen,s ~
this powerful renovAsor. The dyspept,c who resort
y 6odirvys Cordial tiers, huds the benefy parmx-
nGn,. Unoa the vital organs. they escise III
sanitary influence, and yet their agency H. as mild
- sanitary. For general debility snking at the
stomsoh, los Of ap eits, sick headache, mental
depression, hypochondiAsis broken siep, hstBl nee.
fa'ntness aft.r exercise, irrtaoity choIir cotvc-
nsss and AL al orders of the nervous system their
benefits are ines iculabe.
Purchasers are cautioned against oil impnsltions.
Central Depot, 16 south william st NY.
3. tzaas-4 s4a ss-s-ea- GEO GODFRET,
June29d3m Proptietors
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
INSURANCE.


law kcye nuoeWUOWCc H.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA
npYIc. IN 10. DAvBEPQRrs BLOCK, over
~ CbubA, Brother Barrow . Co.'S Bankins House.
once 0ours, Dam b4PM.
DIRECTORS:
I'M. D. Burrows. Geo. L. Davenport, P. Meywin.
Alfred Sanders, Charles lie site, G. @. Parry, l.
Dessaint. Jas. n. Dalxsli, b. B. Woodward, John
Owens, J. w. Wiley. A. II. Barrow, ID. L. Shorey.
OFFICERS
C. DRss AMT, Presitent.
OHAS, LESLIE, Treasurer.
DANIEL L. SHORET, Secretary.
A.. BAEAOWs, u o.
JAMES n. DAtzEIL, AA' oom'
n. B. WOODWARD, Assist sec'y.
DIP. McK0UN, General Agent.
This Is II me Company. II inssrcs exclusively
on the mutual plan. The stock consists o. premium
rotes, and there Is $4,000 In such notes In pos
session OF tie Company. All this property eau be
h ID by process from our ewn Courts and there
ior ofers . suficicnt guaranty that the n.amsess
viii recover the insured In case OF laws. This
plan Of insurance has come Into senera in the
.astefn Ct les because 1t combines chespness witt
safety, and keeps money circulating n home that
would 9th rwite be sent abroad.
Jul; 29txxtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
Iron, Steel, Nails
.,lnAA RIns,kSSllifn TH0fS.

IRON, Pittsburgh Boilri aud Charcoal, Swcde and
L New York renned OF ar res Nail Rods superior
article Of SWedo and Pittsburgh; Cast steel Mayor
Z 90, round, square, Cat and octaRon, EngA Biis-
ter, German and Spring Steel; Piuw Strcl all SIZES;
Nails and Spikes all sizes; Bellows, Drills Vises,
Hammers and Tongs. stocks and Die; Auvils, Mouse
Hoie, cast and steel faced Horse Shoes ati Nts,
sorted sizes, Wagon, Carriage and Sc II Fl ring; Wa
gou bray, aud Buggy tyles; Shcvr-. spa ie~, Grain
Scoops OF various sizes; Crorbars Picks Hoes, Grind
tones, cast Horse fl ad H,tcing Posts Iron Kettles
anas,f RURRows pRRTrYMAN& DAizrII.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
GedIrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin

II Cheers bit does aot I,ebriate.
TT>HIe unequsiied bsverngerossessss ms-einai pro-
j pertlcs Of tn. highest order 1t ~ mauufartHf "a
especially for AMI by the Proprietor and Patent-.
the best materials and HIS tn merits without
deietercus effects Of any other Gin either in Crest
Britain Holland, or this country. Godirey's Geke-
brate6 Co,diai Din hss bren adopted by emin, OF
physicians rs the purest and most eiiicscau- dfu-
sive stimu.ant and dnretic which MISUNDERSTANDING
skill has yet given 70 the word.tis entrely exempt
from those alcoholic drinks which beg thirst Tor
stu,uiants. Orders TO any aipor nj promptly filled
BY tie Proprietor. GSO GODFREY,
Importer Of Branhies, Gin, WINS, nc.
Iunen9fanl I6 south william at. New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
WasllinutOn. Aurust ~. Isl

" AsUsS''c ipcts
EUROPEAN DEMAND FOR AMERICAN
RIFLES The reports from West Point
on the merits of the various breech-
loading rifles, are awaited with deep
and unconcealed anxiety by the minis.
tiers Of most Of the Europcrn powers
The Americans are to be hcncelorth
the armorcrs Of the world. This is
something to reflect upon. Six months
ago Louis Napoleon said to distin-
guishcd American inventor: "Your
people will have to supply arms and
build steamers for all Europe, for you
alone arc incyhaustible in all the raw
material, and in the daring vet
thorough inventive power which will
not rest until il achieves the ultimate
ofperfcction."
Nicholas, of Russia, before his death,
was turning to the United States for
best system of coast defense, and the
most reliable firearms. England is
now looking this way for the most eff.
fective arms to put in the hands of the
costly recruits she is sending to India,
and all Europe, led by these high ex,
anples, is bidding for American ritl, s.
In rifles and revolvers, our people are
already the armorcrs OF the world; but
out military men are by no means sat.
isiied with even the best in use. The
Secretary Of War insists that there is
a wide margin for improvement" and
he declares that our small standing
army should be the most perfectly
equipped in the world.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

REGULAR
Rsck Island, Davenport, Galena,
Dnaleith, Dubuque 4 81 Pad
u. :. Mail kfR6 Packe Il.
THE ALI n A N ID IL a.
n. p. WEBB, Mister.
Is. &. LEPPER, Cierk.


THE h AYE CASSEL,
WASHINGT0N, Aasfer.
ID ! III 4OUEk, Cterk.
THE Alhambra will run regularly between Rock
Island, Davenport and all points above TO GaIena,
making sure connections al Galens vith the follow
ig ooals, which compose the Minnesota Daily Packet
Line to 81. Psu, leaving 1aena at IT. O'Clock A. NJ.
steamer Northern Light, p. Lriviek, Master.
" Northern Belle; Y. Huri, 10
% City Belle, X Lsdwck. do
" Grai4itesia,e, II. Gsbreit, do
:" Garns, iertou, 10
X Alhaintrt, Mcclure. 90
The AkaEibfa leaves Rock Island and Davenport
Tor Gaieue every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock A. NJ
Rcturning ieavls Galens for Rock Island and Ds-
venport GA Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1T
Louis Packet Ben. Campbell, which leaves on ARRIVAL
Of the AihainbIa at O'Clock p. NJ
The kafe CRssei will hereafter leave Rock Island
Das export every Tuesday. Thu siay ana Satur-
day al p'eloek and leaves Dubuque every Monday
= edaesday aid PgIdAy at O'clock, connecting al
Re- Island with the R-okuk AID 81. LOUIS Packet
AID IL DEbn4no VITA III: Minnesota Psck,i Go 5
Boa Is 10 81. faIi. Passengers anI shi prs ean
Is or sure comm ctisns A. b0ta ends o; the line.
These bbsls will give through tickets 10 all
points a,ave Gairna 70 ST. P4ui viii also receipt for
freight q. # The above ppis ani vail pay psrtc-
ula attention to the els cry OF the Passengers
and shippers rely upon tbs strct.st pcnctuslity,
a. these boats convey The Mail md must leave
promptly NJ the hour To make their connections.
NB-rhe~e boats arrive every evening at Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURRowS APRKTTYMAN,
Aeents Davenport.
J.H. LANGLEY X CO,
POwAhs Co,
jun4itf Agents Rock Island.
W. + GR0NENBuhl,
Tiket AZ Mt, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
MEDICAL.
DIR. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion !
OR THE
kMIOvtNMtP'S Friend.
JUSTPUBLIsHED, GRATUITOUS.
no YOUNG MEN AND

TO YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
aud Chronia diseases. TIE
first and direct consequence
% txoss aud abuse OF the
sexual syrten, Il . peculiar
diseased osndiiion Of ihes,
minal organs Will he Au-
thor IN h = TR sAISE, has
called III. -p"c ial disease 81
MAstnrbation The follow
ing dis" dcrs, some Ia one
case. some In another, arr
again the dir CT oonseqnen
ces Of this disrsse, via ~
mibal Emissiuns General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
TT TIE LIVER
ATOK
Prepared by DR.. SANFORD,

Is agreat ecientinc Medical discovery, and Is daily
L workinR cures, almost too great 20 believe II
cues IL ty magic, eren the first dose gfring BE-
7egt and seldom more than one bottle Is Icqu red to
CAGE ~ Kind of Ltrer Complaint, from the worst
Jaund &c Dyspepsia To common headache, ali u
which are the 9, suit % Diseased Liver.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage By flre.
Nm Il II 3 UNION
lNyURANCE COMPANY

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
Cash Cafasen3 Po1S mp. In full
}. ,. oAsnHs. 1sc,y. HosAm wu4nsos, Assy
! A. Dsspassd - taks Risn ana ipue Policies for
~ eAovs Company. mis- O00pany sustains espu-
which readers o1osl ~ eousaese and solpee ~
~ Marine oenpsasa b ~ UAieed 0taass.
!. FAT, Agsnt,
Onace With City narshal corn. q Dsady asd 1ourtA
Junuodt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
The (ODarsucrsl.lD

EKkTofoRE "a sisng under tiis a IN a. HeGte-
eot, Laws Bsk morn expired une fifh,
1901. In eonseguefe. OF the death Of A w Ai,GpKur
either Of the unds rsiEnsd will tn unme - thu
late ffm 10 the tttlt at OF iis Hnaifp and ~
also continue the Hhukiuf ara E~cbsnve business
under the style Of B.akem9ro Lave. 81 The odd
stand on Main street.
II hLAkEMDnF.
A J LAW kB,
June2sitf SURVIVING Partners.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

HerriGg's Safes.

The subscribers a.o Agents
fer Mfssrs =, G HCrring 4
Cos o'ich aied Fire and Thief
FrOaf Safe. We w1uli invite
the attention or ne putllc 10
TIL fact tllai tiu e Safrs aaYe
for years stood III test II
both are, thief and also Of
time Very many Safes Will
ns mea ure defy the I .rnier
- - aff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
k0g1Do Oe1ss L1gADe Der
lt The Rock Island Saw Mill.

uAvIN0 received large ssupply Of Logs We are
III aov ruhnlng our Mn day and uight, aud are
orspoyod 70 receive orders for oil kinds Of Building
end yranias Lumber, Laths, Shingles and Deuctno.
An eeaers With which our Davenport friends may q
vos - Witt executed With puuctuatty aud dspatcA.
MbAD, smith 3 MARSH.
- Hand May -. ~ dtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
LUMBER! LUMBER !!

HI uhscribers would respectfully inform The
] builders Of Davenport and the public generally
that they kesp constantly on ham, AZ their Pianins
M = noc2 leland, corneg Of Rock River and wash.
lngtco streets, Seascned Flooring and Hidng and al
kin1so6 anishlng lumber Of The bess quality Cali
cd o1o0lns eur oeeck before puFchasns cls-wa-re
J. 4. nlDDloOu 90.
tehss %. loBA-d yaAr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

Iailes may visit the doctor with perfect confidence
has rooms especially for their treatment, and
supprc-Sions, uchorrbss, and oil Irregular
tes speedily ami eiI.ctnsiiy, without pain iIcen-
vencnce.
Persons living at a distance, by giving q plain
gtats ment their cases will b. attended To prnctu
ally. AMI medicines forwarded by express to all parts
Of the United States.
address J Hutbeil. NJ D. box 1868 p O, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private ofice, No 90 Randolph st. opposite the
Revere Hotel.
Juueigdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Burrows, Prettynan i Dalzell,
wholesale Dealers IN
CIR &C II IL lie = j.
Iron, SGit. lessessi, Sc.
AGENTS For The SALE or
80. IIc1.I.i1a< sAs Co.'s
Celebrated Fire and Thicf Proof SAFE
Z. 1 I. Fairbank 5 Scales.
VIZ shaiiteep ceas snsy on hand a full stock OF
w 6roesrses, which W. oI 10 the trade as low
a can De purchased Chioagp or ST LOUIS ana
purchasers viii ind goos DC OF the brs quail
" snd warranted equal 10 sample isu23a&wu
NUGARs - MIscoyado. Porto Rico, Cl.rinea.
~ q ushed and Po~ds cd, iot sale at
BURROWS, PREIrYMAN \ pALzELL
(toffkES-Rio, Mocha, Jaws, also Ground uni,e
~ ant kssence Of Coffee at b. Z. Ap
AloLAssKs--N. Orleans, Sugar House, snd syrup
lvl for sale AT b r u.
VNAs--imrsrial, Young Tyson, Gunpa~der and
BLACK Teas, for tsle ~ b p I'D.
CPICEs-Pepper. Aisplcc, Cinnamon, Gloves, Sin.
- ger, Mustard and Nsrmegs,a B.P n.
EoArs-Fsney ami Toilet, Family, rrssive aud
- CASTLE for sale a. BEAD
CANpLEs-sperm, Aismsniine, s,,srne, star aud
~ ~Allow, for sale low at BEAD.
niLs- Sperm, Solar, Lard, BANK, kosln, L,nseed
~ and Olive, At HP
DAINTs-WhiieL Lad ana ainS Pants ter sais =,
i Il. a * y.
(IGARs--Hsvsna, aermsn and American brands,
~ At h.P, al
TOBACCO Natural Leaf. ynslniA and Missouri
sale at BPS u.
YEAST POWDERS OF various bran and suis, at
(tANDIEs- assorted aud fancy, Gum AMI Lemon
~ Drops, Losenges B.P.ND.
DRuNEs lin Jars, boxes and barrels Cnron Fig
Paste and Curtants, At d Fad
DICK Es--unaerwooi's brands, n ssor,,d sises,
L Pepper Sauce, for sale at r. u.
DowDER, shot, Lead and Gaps, ali kinds and s.Ees.
i At BP u D.
CrARCa-Gorn, Pear; and Family, fer sale At
- 20 u.
NUTS Almonds, Brazil, Fnoerts. Pea. Pecan,
IN Walnuts and Cocoa o. II. i. ID.
II AISINS-M and Layer, whole and hoxes.
N Sultsna and Malaga. at u. p y.
~ HOCoLATF, Cocoa, Hroma, Farina, fapioos
~ Whcaten ,irits aud oat Meal Il. T., II.
CALr--Kanhswa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and Ground Alum. D. y. ID
CEMENT--I ouisvule AMI Utica. Plasterins Hair,
~ stucco Plaster. Milwaukee and Sandusky soda
Ash, 8 tons Ia store, and ior sale BY H.. n d
DAsKETs-Martet to H. bushel, Corn and
ID Clothes, nt 7, ID
NTOODENwARE-Tuhs Paiis, Wash Boards,
w Churns, Mops, Axe Helvrs at D. =. \ y
COMMUNICATIONS Jute Hemp. aud cotton cor
~ dage Of all sizes ~ Nd.
LNlSH-Msckerel, Salmon, hike ish, Trout, Cod
II nsh and smoked Haihbut, A y. q -.
~ LASS-window Glass assorted sizes. Tumhlcfs
NJ Jars and DemUehns. fer sale at u r.. AD
DRIMsToNE; sulphur. salts, Borsx. indigo. IN
ID store and for sale bv B,p. &n
a AATCHES-Pierce n Co. and 81 LOUIS, for sale al
IV BIZ n -
ThatCher'S Patent Lit and Force
imam
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05


CURIOSITY SATISFIED. Florence cor
respondent Of the London Morning Post
tells this good story:
There Is story Of an Imperial Highness
waltxing thrice in the same evening with
an English lady at the court of Berlin
She naturally felt. and frankly expressed
herselfhighly fsttered by the compliment
7 did not intend 1t % compliment was
the answer: Then, said the lady, some
what reb10sd, your highnes must be very
fond Of dancing. ! detest dancing was
the I'll! unsatisfactory response. Undeter-
red BY her u eneceea our hir eonntsywom-
a IN psseeea1ea ~ inqsisieA What
e. q :: =; -: =!
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Z ~ W u eH II
TAPPEN,S
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE
REMOVED TO
No. 1O8 LAKE STREET
A f.xr

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
WYE woul,; respectfully inform customers and
w the public. that have removed into the
nav and spacious stare. No. 1OS Lake street where
with ample aud increased facilities, We shall
Keep much larger, better, and varied stock Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
than ever before. Our
- Ready-Made Clothing Department
embr .cas rs heretofore, every description style and
grade OF seasonable garments, to 1T all sips from
boys Of six years to the largest sdnt equal In quail
ity AMI style "a custom ".
The Custom Department
under the exclusive management of Mr.. j. Ts ts0ls.
smith. formerly with D,veiin / Co B.oaiwav,
New York, will BE- found the most perfect, in all Its
appointments, in Chicago. It viii ~ all times be
stocked with large and b. autifnl meut u fine
Cloths, Cassmeres, Yes ipgs, &C., which win be made
up TO order In this very best New York Styles and 1t
mcderrfe prices.
The Furnishing Department.
In this Mt will be found shirts OF the bcst
quality; also, gentlemen, under garments Of SILK
merino. linen, wooden and cotton, hosiery, gloves,
suspeadets, cravats, ties, etc, etc.
Our goods beicg all either manufactured or irn-
ported espressly for our trade, aud selling ~ we do
amount per snnnin equal 10 the trade Of any rst
class house in New Yorg, we are enabled to ms.k
our goods Of New Yors Prices.
This ID no humbug-we Ask On examination. and
II our represent tons untrue do not buy Of US.
Ono Price Only---No Deviation.
TAPrEN BROTHERS,
un6dIY los Lake Street, Chicago.
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an imperfect article Ia g. ar.h rom thsr estH lsh-
n.ant has gained tor taev scales reputation thst
has never been urpase in te whoio range Of uscful
mech anisn.
The Scales are unanimously ACKNOWLEDGED Tie
sTANDAnD III all transactians by weight
lawsuit which arose rum Discrepancy of -eiFht
between one 81 Fairoank'a Scales ia by The bal
timore n OH, Railroad Company and one Of another
Manufacture recently trie In the Court II CON
mon Pleas Baltimore, the occupied The curt
days; and Judge Marshall IA delivering hia decision
stated as the rsu, Of tbs evidence that the scoura-
cy Of PAIRBASK's SCALES was established beyond
all question. For by
BURROWS. PRRTTyMAN DAIzrII.
The well known rcputstou OF thcsc Scales has in
dncei tho vendors ~ imperfect md worthless haian-
to Offer them Farhanks' Scases, and pufcias
ers have thereby in many cases been subjected 10
fraud aud imposition. The manufacturers have no
coutroverwy with honorabIs Competitors who trans
oct business In their names, but riga ding the
perpetrators the above fraud rs PURSUING
alike unjust and Ghe, they take this method
10 caution the public o! their .mpositiuas.
The patentees manufacture under their own In
specton only At their Factory In ST. Johnsbn.y W.
For sale In Davenport se.eiy hy
BURROWS, PRET'ryNAN 4 DALzFLI.,
IL FAiRBANHT * CO,
jan24tf 81 Johnsbnry, W.. MAY II, 1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker,
Florence, .v1brOskO.
MTiLL attend promptly to all husineas cunnrrtcc
w With Land Agency, either IN Nebraska, GO
Western Iowa
L.fyv'D vv.lRIS.s.S'7'S lSOssghf,
Sold and Located.
Business for them he ler; with sny ~ tho
dersignei
COOK & SARGENT, Davenport, IDwA
COOK, sAUsFNT Al nuWkEY luwsrity, Do
COOK, SARGENT = COOK, DesMuines, do
moh2adtr
R.f.SM NE.uSS1.1I.
TIRE undersigned have reno, Ell to the new built
i tng IN Mch anu 4hfrard's Block on Sscond
street, where they viii r'main dufIuk III, erection Of
their new bank Building. fsrdy 70 attend - business
a. usual
marot2dtf COOK SARGENT
.VO7EGE.
I'm and after The ri ~ January IN. rndersIgnsd
~ Bankers in the CITY Of Davenport VIII us th.ir
otfcss for business at O'Clock A. NJ, and cIots at
O'Clock r. NJ nntiil further potfr-.
COOK SARGENT
MAOkLOr 4 g0RBIN,
TALtMhk, POWERS MCLEAN.
CHuBB Hsp, BAHHOwS q 90.
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McnhEGou, LAWfa = BLAkIMORE.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
JAMES w. CANNON,
Dealer IN Lumber, Shingles and
LATH, ROUGH AND DRESSED,
Flooring, Barn Boards,
FENCING PICKETs, WOOD, &c,
cath Rail- Road (Fifthl street, between Western
Avenue and Gaines street.
Aulvl7dtf
J. w. SAlNKLE l. CO.,
0ENEaAL pEALEps IN
Lumber. I.ath. Shingles. Timber. &c

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Cevaer Canal a~d Jackson streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
nUR arrangements such As 10 iasure at al
" tmss full supp'y Of the different qualities Of
Cle0s. LMMsbcr,
Seant and Scautlng of all sizes, and lengths Common
Lumber. Lath, Shingles, &C.
Ossr flooring,
81 Norway and White Pine, We always stand ready
20 compare with any In this market. We invite the
calls and attention Of all country and other dealers
70 our stock on hand end facilities for Milling orders
end eoatssets.
oped1y J.w. sKINKLE 4 co.