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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-02

International Dog Fght.-It is said that at
n great dog fight at Bronte, Canada on Thurs
day, the 5,li instant, the match was for SIS, 900
side, and the result was the death of the
Buffalo dog, which expired after severe com
bat Of two hours and fifteen minutes, the NJ on
treal dog. although victor, barely escaping
alive. Parties Of the =" tancy" were there from
all parts of the United States and Can,da. The
Buffalo Republic says there was q loss in bets of
about Ss40,O00 to the American. party. After
the death of tinker" he was deposited in
handsome black walnut coffin and brought OF
Buffalo for burial. 1t is said that many. of the
Buffalo gentry were 50 effected at The death of
their favorite, That they actually shed tears over
the dead body Of Tinker"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-02
Commercial.

AnDEYrILE C. H., April 9, 1851.
Cofton.-There has been but little cotton Of
fering this week. We quote extremes at III to
IL cents '-- 20
COLUMBIA, March 81, 1857
CoHon.-The cotton. market WINS almost at n
stand yesterday; there was little Offering We
were unable to find the true value of the arti
Gle; still we think if there was supply on sale
1t would freely bring our former Quotations of
III q Is cents.
=,
CHARLESTON, March 80, 1857.
Cotfom-Snles of cotton to-day two thousand
bales Prices firm, with IN advancing ten
dency.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-02

A terrible explosion has taken place at St.
Louis recently, killing four persons aud wound
ing many others.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-02

hamsas Ifecting.-We arc requested by q
member of the Executive Committee of
the Wiiamburg Kansas Association, to call
the attention Of the Committee to the fact
that there will be a meeting i'll the Court
House in Kingstree on the first Monday in April.
The committee are requested to collect oil til c
funds they possibly can. The people of the
District are solicited to contribute to the cause,
as the committee desires, not only to aid those
who are now in Kansas battling for the rights of
the South, but to send other eInigrants.-King-
stree Star.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-02

Po'ccr Of Tie Human Eyc.-George Pitt,
afterwards Lord Rivers, declared that he
could tame the most furious animal by look
ing at it steadily. Lord Spence said
swell, there is i; mastiff in the Court ward
here which is the terror Of the neiglbor-
hood, will you try your power OF him ?"-
Pitt agreed to do so, and the company de-
scended to the Court yard. A servant
held the maslff by chain. Pitt knclt
down a short distance from the animal, and
stared him sternly in the face. They all
shuddered. At signal given, the mastiff
was let loose, and rushed furiously towards
Pitt, then suddenly checked his pace, seemed
confounGed, and Ieaping over PITTS head,
ran away, and WAS not seen for many hours
after. During one of my visits to Italy,
while was walking Il little before my car
riage on the road not far from Vienna,
perceived two luge dogs bounding towards
me. | recollectcd what Pitt had done, and
trembling from head to foot, yet had res
olution enough to stand quite still and eye
them with a fixed look. They gradually
relaxed their speed from gallop to trot,
came up to me. stopped for moment and
went back again.-Rogers' Table Talk.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-02

Il NeaO Treaty NTH Merico.-The N.
Y. Herald learns, from sources at WASH
ington entirely reliable, that the rejection of
the parcel of treaties lately negotiated at
Mexico, under the auspicies of President
Pierce, by our Minister, Mr.. Forsyth, has
been followed up by our present Cabinet
with the draft of II now treaty upon the
simple basis of money for land. We are
further advised that the same messenger
who brought the Forsyth treaties from
Mexico-Mr. Butterfeld- been des-
patched back via Mobile to the Mexican
capital with the substitute proposed by our
new administration.
I'VE are gratifed, also, to learn that it
is tho concurrent opinion Of both Mexicans
and Americans at Washington, conversant
with the exigencies of Gen. Comonfort's
government, TINT this new treaty will be
cheerfully accepted by him, as it promptly
meets the main object of all his overtures
"a liberal supply of ready money. Aban-
doning entirely the projects embodied in
Mr.. Forsyth's batch of treaties, of frontier
rcciprocities and tariff concessions and secu-
rites, together with his round about eauiva-
lent in the shape of loan to Mexico, the
new treaty propose this purchase of tho
Territories comprehended in the North
western Mexican States of Sonora, Sinaloa
and Lower California, including the great
Gulf Of California, which in itself, if secured
will prove to us most important CONNER
cial and naval acquisition. In exchange
for this vast extent Of waste lands and WA
tiers, we are to pay some twelve or fifteen
millions of dollars, including three millions
to be set apart for the satisfaction of claims
of American citizens-thc claims of all 9th
or foreigners, as asains! the Mexican gov
ernment being very properly ignored.
"Annther feature Of tho treaty is the
proposed establishment of line of postal
steamers between New Orleans and Vera
Cruz, under the American flag"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-23

II A verdant Yankee expectant for Of
flee, was advised at Washington to apply
for the Consulship of the Lobos Islands, vice
Guano, removed. He had his letter written
before he discovered the Joke.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-23

ARTISAN WELLS IN SAHARA DEsERT.-At
the meeting of the American Institute Far
mers' Club, in New York, OIL Monday, q
paper was read giving an account of the
success which has thus far attended the
sinking of Artesan wells in the great Airi-
can Desert of Sahara. The first well was
bored in May, 1856, in the basis of Oued
river, near Tamerma, by a detachment of
the Foreign Legion, }" conducted by Engi.
neer w. Juss. Water was obtained in June
at the rate of 600 hogsheads per hour The
Joy OF the natives at the discovery was un-
bounded, and, with grea, solemnity, they
consecrated it by the name of "The Well
of Peace" Another bore in Tamaqua gave
100 qrts. per minute. The temp. of the water
in both cases was about IS degrees Fahren-
heit. The supply of water furnished by
these wells will, by means of irrigation,
produce vegetation where none was ever
seen before.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-23
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
w. II. JACoBY, Business Manager.

0FFICE-U Up stairs, in the new brick build
ing, on the south side Of 1ain Street, third
square belop Market.
u Eus NJ S:-Two Dollars per annum, if
paid within six months from The time of sub.
scribing Two dollars and fifty cents if moi
paid within the year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months no
'diseonlinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option OF The editor
ADVERTISEMENTS moi exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One Dollar,
and twenty Ave cents for each additional in
seition. A liberal discount will be made 10
those who advertise by the year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
VI. =. C0lLD0 4 CO.'S,
Patent 1isss,c Fire go Wsaes Proof
CBeJ1ENT ROOFLv9 !! !!

VIyn, H. us1es.igseA, ere prssarsd 70 contract
w I'D put Oh At the shortest nSs,Cs,ou
Eiaaie Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing.
beias tbs only srttrle yet inveatsd that viii sue.
cessfuiy rss,ss the action u ths stospoere In every
calasss. u , psrSscs,y Gre end vsssr1rsof, and 10
petDs Of ouseb1ity ~ belbsvs y equal u not supe-
stes, 70 say osesitc roeang We can put u On over
Ola TN, TAR, issa, shings roots, making no dif-
sssencs hoe aat OF steep the roof may Be-. This
ses1ss .wssrsnssd to prove - above rspeesentsd.
eqaar~l We VII ap0ay u upon tin end Iron roofs for
cs0psr square, seins on account Of its durability,
- eeeaesss pa,ss that can b. used.
We lnvtte oil WAo are building, and those who ri. n
their rooes repaired 70 coll our Once opposite the
tsCselss houss, Dsvenport, Iowa, and x.mine sam.
pss, snd ssssy thsmssves Ia regard To The dursbiI.
ny and prectteability VI this roofing.
B.-we sre prepared 70 fill orders for our &c.
nsne 70 those rsidang At distance. with printed
CWy aad essssv RisAss for Io.ss s~d X,nne.osa
~ sdis.
J.BvAN lEaaEN 4 Bso.
O. A. DEHJAHiR, 0saersl Agent.
REsExxScEs IN CINCINNATI
nr e: Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth sud
n sansel 0Gdsn, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Ven Publ, No " Fourth street.
- 0ssss canlsIe. f.essdsat Of ths Lafayssts Bank
eAd Liverpool.
s... Joan sAaise Co., Dry Goods ds.lera -
oStv9S.
isD..." and nsumelsbsrs. Furniture Msu.'s ~
Ass.srs 9Th ss,sI
III WrEn0oSn, ESQ.
- \ y Hiasas.
DAvESPoaT.
Gee Dsvmpss,
Dr. JA.nss Mali.
0eA.s D estestn, Builder,
" wheeler, Archssscs,
Sf,sk. ttlO 0is.k.
Ga Ps,s.r.
. 0iisus, Rainter.
1r Pei Ieun, lscuss slrseS.
Sso.s. D.s.Ay = Lss, Dsvsapsrt Iron worn
DAkse = AiGBs, Jewellers.
noCx Inland.
- 0syes,
~ ~ cnsll, Banker,
J0Aa Woods
lsvis \ Weber, Possaasssr
CucAoo.
Hubbard. Aetna Insurance,
AI0ser,
Ira fOots Duil6er
osarss WOOD ~. Dedsteod Manufacturing Go. No.
;ios.
, Arssor, Qinsn, Iowa.
CITY
Nay9sau
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

0RBAf LAND SPscuLArloN.- Several
oitissos Of Cincinnati, Mseers. Tweed 4
Andrews, Robbins 4 Pomsroy, and NAL
colin CLARK, Esq., have purchased the
Winnsbago lndisn Rssafvstion in the
northern part Of Minnesota, being .
tract Of something like 10000 ssess OF
ths best lands in Minoesote. Il We ~.
served By ct Of Congress for Tie via.
nsbsgo Indians, aud sons 3200, 900 Wss
expsoded upon IL BY Government, in
opening farms and erecting substaasisl
dwslliDgs. with buildings sppurssosas.
The tract inolndes many good, though
new, foros under partial eultivstion.
upon which are about sixty good houses.
Bsiag vacated under propeslsgal asthoe.
ity, i wss offered for sale By the Land
Agent Of Minnesota, under instructions
from Warrington; and Wss purohased
for the SUN Of 340,0 TO go, 900, By
the parties above mentioned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

NC. al 91.AG1y 0tS
OAvRNpOD3e IOWA
DUY and sell Real nsssts, invest o. iosn nsney
ID on Commission, pay taxes for non-resiient
n.aks eoleeoas, al perform III ~ ssss peStainng
70 nsai Estais Asency sith ~ ss'sctess psnets.
alty. :
Climb. Bro. barrow = o.. Dashers. Dsvcsport
Geo ! Davenport. Davenport. Iowa.
s s@..a. co'i:ra ! Hughes. Bankers. cne,nu.u, o
LaSkin, DsAber. do -
OWEN HOR SAL8:-
CITY PROPERTY
| y Of Lots Bleckse, - feet front Frame HOUSE
aess . rooSs. ssaSls "a ira II sls.:. -"
10. b.ocs q - feet sroa.. Brick soass rooms.
Lots 7s'io .'oek = su,:On' sa !. Z: :. 49,.
sk Of Ios and Of lot 7block sss6yvaass a.
bies. v Z sfios bsocE u. = net iscos. 90 IN
Improved lots in III parts Of the city.
KlUM LANDS
1oUssaH. nisA end psslins pssirts. An sxoeIisas
tArm within IS rods Of the =.
prairie 10 Henry County miiss Of II. ilss.sns
on - Keokuk and Ne. Pleasant RI.
sssr.s IN / v VI sssIsn b rwasEss ess Co.
Ira0e House roons.
secsssa lsf 81 4 sSw. Pine plsc, Of pr.,r,s N
u1aTts onaay vtthA hGe . ~ = tinass-a1ving
wateS on u.
xx Mxw \ q sscsasa 5 fssRia
x.%sx : s.s:,sa : sa.s-.sss,. o.
ti0n - - MR3IESoDtt C0untv-ooat aide N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

~Thc number Of warrants or Get.
tificates issued at the Pension Office
during June 10 nearly million acres
Twenty-six millions of acres are re-
quired to satisfy the two hundred and
nine thousand warrants that have been
issued under the act of March, 1866
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

IVA large concourse Of curious
people were badly sold, at auction, in
New York, on Friday, which was held
at the house recently vacated by Col.
Fremont's family. Ambitious seekers
after information, who wanted to see
how they lived" did not discover until
the next day that none Of the furniture
sold was that used by Col. F.'s Family.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

S
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- Oo0moooom c. -
Z 0AaI...... go - In
Geh~,v ~
IN I. l0660HS rrSen6uln.w
E4 6nnSana ~ -
|nlAv = sRU3p... - =
Qk1O9 . O02mMs aeGD -
OIL, CA0118l4 - y, .sss...... IL -
49, I..l 10: :. : :: - -
01Uno. ~. nX1SOv o.. ~ ~ Fl -.
y DsSSssU uuD0e0s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

SurPLI.s OF Warm ON THu WssrsaN
PLAINs.-An expedition under eonaasd
Of Capt. Pope, 10 shout to start IRON
San Antoaio, Texas, for ths pasposs Of
sinking Artssisa Welle on he line Of
snigrans travel. end the projected route
OF . railroad 70 the Pacific. Oss han
drsd men are to b engaged 10 the sx-
petition. Cspt. Pope hAs 10 dosbs %
70 she eoeeees ef biz sxpesineat, ssd 10
oes6dses OF providing s1eqUses sspphes
OF water for oil purposee. TIE work
will peseaht eesapy NO % tlsee ysass.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
Dupont's Cunpovder.

TSHE undersigned hss received and now ofers
i for safe, Four Hundred Keg. Of Blasting
Powder, and Three Hundred Kegs Of the brands and
qualities Of tAis celebrated Powder, 1t New YORK
City prices-cost Of transportation added.
G A. BDLlE.
Agent for 3. J. Dupont l. %.
Once over o. s. Express Once, Perry ct. between
I'd aad ID sts.
N. B. 5000 feet Of safety fuse for sale. fjunem3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

ATS2DTHEeR Is an article selling throughout the
VIZ country that has attained the WIDEST cee-
briiy ever known as . remedy for Liver Complaints.
We have reference to DR. Sanford's Invigorator, OF
liver Remedy, that has performed cures almost toe
great TO believe were It not for the undoubted evil
dencc that accompany the testimonials II is, In
truth, the greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia,
Jaundce, Or general debility that SO often bellies
the skill OF our most eminent physicians
Or Sanford has been for long time Of the emil
cent physicians Of New York, and It Is said most Of
his cases were treated with the Ipvigorator with
such invariable success that he has been induced
oiet It as family medicine and let the world have
the benefit OF his discovery. II those Who trou-
bled whdeoiity, headache, lsuguor or slow, linser
ing fever will try bottle. think they nigh.
physicians bills, and days perhaps years Of suffering.
Julyld&w1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

DAvkuPoRT noM WUaxa.
O u N ID Ii "
n Nd M q AIrF SHOP.
Corner Rock Island and Second Streets.
JAIME, DONNELLY 4 LEA.
A N now prepared to execute ali kinds Of Rusipe
IA and 4schine work for Saw and Pouring miIjs.
Also
eDSnamensal nlsuso Unssinas.
Of su2ersf end varied designs. Oaps Stills, Brock
81, rrusse b., Of the latest patterns Or mads "a
ordor.
n ,. opesta latleatIon pat1 70 reUairins wor1.-
Accidents 70 Eachinery repaired without dalay.-
0rasl cast ngs made TO order On short notice.
tnhl0dtfl JAIME. DONNELLY LIZA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
8. q. 0HOREY,S
Foundry and Machine Works.

YVHB Proprietor 10 nov prepared 70 execute sveSJ
y variety Of machinery ct short noeice.
Superior S9ae0 1Aglnes from 50 10 horse power
lions Of mill work. Also sole agsat IN ~ west ~
the msnufeGture d McCord's nti-Bricelon HoVsl
Power; superior neoAinss fsr ~ purpose intended
He would invite the atoentlon Of parties SeQus1a(
Shaftins 70 hts Adjustable Hanger and oslf-Olnnl
Boxes, superior 70 anything N use.
Particular attention viii be paid 70 repairing -.
chinery, md prompt attention Given TO Ill 0sers.
ssk parties requiring macAinegy Or rsotSng y favor
- With their orders CaselnGs d n hlnA0 supled
% order. wosks on Third strsst, oppsstls ~ o.
holic buryiaS grouuA. dsco31awly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

A> FOR 6ALB-Stock, Pictures end Lease Of
~ Grocery and Provision Store In Of
the best locations In town. The proprietor Wishing
to remove from Dsveapogt will sea low and on rea-
sonsbe terms. For particulars direct letter box lS3.
Julyldlw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

Ch>>~ M~-An> - NA.a
VoV~ WO1OO00 80 y DCu0DS
Dssrass Patent WIRE Esscs,
Dnnn>hms>n a.>.A>A - A.
AsVs09D AWO90UO ~ 10 AtoUS
St0te FAIR.
sl.,S a onuca GO. m. 1855. ALTON.
CuPIsIOR TO Oil others In every respects 70 the
- PruIrie Fsrn,se. /,
=, &c
mas oeeN SesSed 1hOrOWgAfy IL Severely
..m.,,. e,,em.a -. 49,. -.
s~s.- ~ .rr.,..a shs nrrch.s~, s~.a .nns-s..s.
- ~ ~ ~ pa!caas-r m.o sdmlfatlon
ssn NV ~ ..s..s .a0 enuus'ns tons.Iec.
WI "sn. "sasss'" N every fsqsisase OF
Ss sSs
Ch0AAnRss T. ERcsnnCv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

The Attorneys of Scott county, will no
doubt be greatly rejoiced to learn that it
will be superfiuous and unnecessary for
them to 60 " Iowa City hereafter to attend
the sittings Of the Supreme Court. for the
final adjudication Of their cases, as Court
Of last resort, has recently sprung up in
our midst One Adrian II. Davenport,
Mayor Of the city Of L. Claire, in the pro-
fandity Of his legal lore, has just decided,
that from his decisions there can be no ap-
peal that the judgments rendered by him
are - immutable - the laws of the Modes
and Persians.
On Friday Of last week we are informed
. man by the name Of Daniel McEnery was
arrested In the city Of LIE Claire for an al
legged violation Of city ordinance. and was
brought before this omniscient Mayor for a
hearing Of the case His Honor with all
the dignity and Importance Of the Autocrat
Of Russia waived the little ceremony of in.
Producing competent testimony to substan.
tate the allegations in the information, and
forthwith fined the defendant the extent Of
the law. The defendant considering the
proceedings irregular, and the judgment
unjust in the extreme, refused to pay the
fne-was immediately committed to the
city jail. Having sent for his Attorney,
Charles J. Rogers, Esq, the requisite..afiida-
Wit was made, and the necessary appeal
Bond drawn mp and executed by sufficient
saretass in order to perfect an appeal
The Mayor informed Mr.. Rogers that the
obligos on the bond were good. but that he
should refuse to grant the appeal, as he had
come to the conclusion that his decisions
we're irreversible. Yesterday on applica-
ton Of Chariss J. Bcgcrs. Esq, attorney for
the prisoner, writ Of habeas corpus was
Issued BY his Honor Judge VIM. l. Cook, |
asd hearing win be had today 1t ten !
o'clock, when We shall see whether this ar
bitssry assumption Of power BY this modern |
pstty Nero shall be sustained, or the law
in its purity and integrity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

xeCy0tre, Scott Co, EosCa.
4. =. VIM, I:t viola end Prenpee,.
]. 0f2A00D1, - Violin.
]. oCHULBR, Carouet
b. SCHULTZ, Coronet,
4. ". REED, Basso.
Application nade - 4 WHITE, IAOaire, VIII
receive prompt attention
p. Q. We furaiah bsttsr Masic than any other
Band n II 0laee. CchSsI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

THREE second hasd ssginas for sale very wv ~
i JAMIE, DONNRLLY 4 LA.
Junel5dtf
Daily ~Crescent," Iowa city, sDamocvst" Tipeno,
and ssClnionian" DeWit4, oDpy mGo0h.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

Al ear estbcsoe ere 0Asusessass1 n ounslvss cad
uAde. Sss Iaardlssr supsrvsson. which ve ma. an
- y - ads q ~ hsst materials. Caudtss 4 oil
hin1s soen - WUua0nAAa1 - - loo DrSsoS o. ssey
CO - ssaaha IN hew Tot o. .ay sthss Mssket.
- ssst~s ssssasssa " ossAsro. fusnishtng prime
oosae ~ ~ ~ 49, reAseaabes pgicss, We hope to
dsrssniao Pusatc.
Jui, t1tf ouRIOKYR 4 nArrHRS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
TewnsAiP -. n. Range I, East.

~ ~ - O0Vs
AxA1nS Of this Tov.sAiV win nsa II to their
ssvsssaee TO ean "a 9 uich>9 for y Durk's
49, vRe eseee, Who he's bought the 1ovnaAin
WI ~ % reasonable tsrms,
A., Tor sale
1l0ATY ACRES OF FIRST RATE LAND
~ 81 vseos 80 red, en oecsiee :. IN rovush,o
G0 HlCkOx
- = bvs ~ Rruas ssssssA Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

~The Osloesd Nasous Of Phila1
dGlpAis have built : rev hall q Q cot
q ol7, 80, vAisA ~ dslieansa @
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

BeNsssjfssl Building Lot
FOR 0AIsD.
IN the North west corner Of Perry and 18th sts.
" kL HANNAH.
June9ldtf corner Of Brady and ID sts - stain,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

n CARD.
YvnE andersensd HAWK sold his stoek and bnei-
ness interest u the nes Store, No. LsOlairs
Row, to b. =. 0rainard = Co., would recommend
them to his friends and customer.
April ssh 1857. A. 0R1HN.
B. r. B8AINARD ! 90. will continue the Hat
and Cap business II III ito BREACHES at the same
paooe. They are nav Secs iving nsw stock d 50.
sonsble ooods which will b sold low for caAA. 4
share Of u pubic patronage b solicited.
April 1odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

De0nett 4 Plumer,
A f1ossBY's ~ Csassellon q Lav, and NeGas
"A q oeshee Aloo aepais 1cp shs CAase d N
Nse :. o., ns11prA. Conn.,, Oopasei 49, m
~ ~ ~ mo- New navea, I" 8eoos1o
o. - CbAass 0loek, Davenport.
All gUWNuTf,
Julel U0J01y r2AAK pLUNaR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
WANTED.


TN Lsdy's Ice oraen Saloon, . serve Orsan,
i To- very suart and intellioSnl young lAdys-
0eod sa,aEtss I'D . saooness supas1nenS. Fer FUR
thsr particulars. address Dog S51, apoly 70 NJ.
Asvl6Da Hulls Oeblnet Ooerep - nssdy q
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