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sitting room.
q tenants room

The small fron bedroom Is about feet by feet me bed
extends across the length o the room and far the
breadth of II 10 only allow the door from the hall
W open vide enough 10 admit person ut q time 1t
vac W this he room that the two guns and other defon
tvc arms were kept That vas he psce which the
sf"sm struggled SO desperately 70 reach, and there
vas, right BY that door, thai, the officer and young viii
louRhby secured him when be turned nj bay on them
raging and pshting Ike tiger The large iron, room is
abort 10 ees by IL feet and occupied q sitting
room. In one corner Of Il curtain bedroom, which
wa occupied by Mr.. ~ DAngelo
PIE PROPERTY roUED WEE rHs MURDERER
Most OF the property, burglsrious toos co. found In
possession Of tho prisoner, In tho possession Of the
property clerk Of the Police Commissioners; the lesser
part Of remains IN the Fourteenth ward station house
Some dosen persons Who have had property stolen lately
vent TO that station house yesterday 70 see ans Of
propsry mere vas what bad been taken from them
Ihey were a without being shown the property sent 70
the property clerk at SO hlte The property clerk
toos down In his beck Description Of ali the property lost
by every person ~he sppeared before him both for the
purpose Of preventing false claimants the thipxs In his
hands, And 40 y DO ABLE when Propwy p tkes from
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The Seventeenth Ward Isiot.
CONCLUSION OF ZEE INQUEST ON JOHN NrLLEa-vu
DICT OF rUR JuRY.

CONCLUSION OF rHE noUBsT ON JOHN NILLEa-vus.
DICT OF THE JURY.
The jury met according 10 agreement At Mr. Rnpper,s
brewery, Forty 9Th street, O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing and proceeded 10 deliberate their verdict They
retired about hour AMI half when Coroner was
sent for On proceeding up stairs the foreman banded
the Coroner majority and . minority verdio, n FOL
lows
MAJORITY VERDICT.
That the sal John xller died from injuries from pts
oi snot, bred BY OF the % Of the Seventeenth
ward, whose name IA unknown % the jury; bat that
police we're under great excitement, ami united Of
criminal vioeooe. A q DUNN, Foreman,
HENRY RUPERT,
CHAs ". wHALsS,
GEORGE siLL5
MINORITY vEpDrcT.
That tho said John Miller came 10 his death BY gun
shot wound Mt the hand OF person to she
jury tina, the police called 10 dsperse unasG, coec
ton Of people To avenue A, on the Th OF july o zee
somewhat bss'y the execution OF their dnies mar sho
cred al them b. the ~, ps, ana msses ihrorn AZ
hem be pohoe sl'o r,d a. me orori 'na my .s'"s
hs dsnieahee the SAID John Miller CANE 70 h,, e"h'
, ". 1REaoSGER,
The Co~ener addressing the jury, sid'i regret, gen
emep that you could agree upon ono verdict, mss
much as there IL q good deal Of feeling manifested re-
ssrdipx this care which united verdi would tent TO
allay find nothing however, In either verdict ~hics
REQUIRES any aston m5 part I will, however
pass the papers over TO The next Grand Jury
for their CONFEDERATION. should have sad
In my charge yesterday that there vas some
sy,aence which Indicated that The nrst ares
usde Me 1Nn nstsnt was made in a rough
and riudioious mstper, and which probably vu
the fret insngs'ion NJ the riots which followed am
OBJ, ed 10 sou gentlemen for the careful patient de
nbersicn you have given TO ibis matter aud haze no
doubt but your verdice in accordance with your
belief
MI Dwnp, foreman q The nry, The conclusion the
Coroners remsks, aid wsh offer u
The Jury IN The Ccrot or FOR the mpa uslay With which hs
90 ocndsc'ed this INQUEST Kindness with vhich
ne has treated the jury, In letting them nave their
way great measure, -hSh has not been done by any
Soro er previously.
An,he, torer ihsused Mr. Rapport for the scoommoda-
Sons ~ kAdSset NE jury.
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Police Intelligence.


ALLEGED VIOLATIONS or TIE SUNDAY LIQUOR Law.
Nina bouoy desers were brought before Justice Wood
=. 40, - ,,-,. - =. .--,--,-- = a.. -,
ne sres anke' romeo oour', yesterday, 90 me cnArse
q having violated the Corporation ordinance forbddne
,he >,e at uauor On Sunday The srrests were made bv
a. ..--.s -, -. rS,....-,, -, -. -, a..
-" "'e"'", ieD'" She '"aNe"'n "~fo f''n'o, .ou o
names Of ,he accused were entered upon The
bock n fo,,ovs -
to-. &c. 40. NJ. r-,.- ....
Johu scbron,nyer ~, IYs pr,sncv stree4
Frederick wecdcrhed, No 2ss Grand street,
S 1000 Sxmsns; NO 81 srocme sueeh
Isn,ei knde,,o.' No ga cher,s street
Peter Farley, No. le6 Delaney street.
psS.sS ' on.s no VI pesncy street
- :, an. ,.--. ~ -,-,-.,.
~ @o 49, ~ 'ne Iast named prnoncs me massua'e
smPuea os ,h ex en-, o the penalty, oeoNnsc me &c.
easeo oeoeu us o Impeachment that sas made against
nm ~ ~ouu Lave y .ns, me ponce were preJuooeu
&sin,. n'm ,'os wooa nmsen navng Witnessed ,ne
=, ne osencs oetermined 70 punish me prl
sone' v 7,s ~ ~ aensi !" 10" we msgsSse
sne~ o- 20 ""o '"o o'"c' oAses were iAd over untl
nexs week - - ...-. -
AS@i :" All 'e nosrockf~
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LIVERPOOL BREADsTuPF MARKET.
MesUs. Richardson, spence Co quote aour quiet AMI
Cd. pwer wheat steady. Corn buoysui aud L. q Is
Cd higher Western Canal four COS. Cd ais Cd; Ohio,
~ s3s; southern, 3is. sls; mixed and yelos
s1s 3D. 3ss. whi.e, SOS 81. Ale. Tho wesIhcr had
been unsettled.
LIvRRpooL PROVISION MARKET.
Tho Liverpool provision mssse vas generally steady
Besf firm Pork dur, AMI quotations nominal Bacon
heavy. Lard quiet. rsIiow-quossi.ons barely main
lAncd. 70, and pearl Ashes dun but prices unAtered
suxa nrm. Tea nrm. Rice srm. Roaln dull
LONDON MARKETS.
bcu-w welsh bars and rails closed nrm with improved
demand, o. Ct Ct Be- fr both. Breadstuns duh Sugar
quiet and declined Is. Coffee nrm. Rice heavy
STATE OF Trade IN nAscHEsTKR.
mo aAviccs from Manchester favorable, and goods
asd yarns had considerably advanced.
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The tinted States steam frigae Merrimac was hsnIed
ont Of the DRY dock al Chaflesiown the 2osh u.t aud
placed under the shears. The number Of workmen
eaged n leushs the dock win be ncrcased and the
work be con rleied convenient
The Uped Ss 80 steam ffisa,e Colorado butt NJ Nor
ron, will take weeks trial trip, commencing he 2stn
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ARRIVAL OF THE CIRCASSIAN AT ST. JOHNS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
>NN<NN~>No|o~~N(~rDN@~N~
Defeat Of the Jewish Oaths Bill in the
House Of Lords.
Eo~~~~N~ON~~NN~N0NNN|eN
El,OOO, 900 Wanted for the China and
Persian Wars.
O.NooOnyN~0~NN0~~D~o0-
Capture Of an American SLAYER on the Coast Of
Africa.
>ooo~Oo.nONoDNNN@~O>
CONsOLs 90 IA a 80 IL FOR MONEY.
N~~Oo(~~o~-No>NoN0rO0~NN
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
--N~O~<>1v0>>~~>~0~NN~o<NN
nECIINE IN Ey.A(R-1hE ADGIUFFS STEADY.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
Decline In FLOUR-8RE lDSTUFFs STEADY,
Acc. Sc. DC.

81. JOINS, NJ r., July q u O'Clock P. n
me screw sh anship Circasan, from Liverpool on the
l instant arrived here half past four O'Clock this
afternoon Her advices three days later han those
received by the Atlantic and Vanderbilt at New York
The royal mall steamship Asia, Captain Lott, sailed
from Liverpool for New York on the me day as the
Crcassisn.
The House Of osds had defeated the Esh Oaths bill
by "a sjority
Naples continued tranquil.
Further slight disturbances had taken place In SPAIN
A SLAYER named Adams Crag, Of New Orleans, had
been captured and condemned at Sierra Leone.
The steamship Arg, rrom New York for Southampton,
arrived out or the Oh inst.
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ITALY.

mo details from Naples show there was considerable
kss Of life In the revolutionary movement there.
nasziui had escaped nom Italy.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Tho government AXIS for half . million each, on &C
count of the CHR and Persian
Notice has been given of q resolution 10 continue tho
present duty on and sugar for two years from next
April
Thackersy has been nominated for Parliament from
Oxford
Lord Palmerston has promised government regulsnoe
In regard supply Of free negroes to the French Yves.
IAdian Islands.
The transatlantic submarine cable Ia expected TO DO all
nbsard the Niagara by the Goth Of July.
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ont With fatigue, they having been dity constantly
since they were frat sent 10 the Point
Tho fohosipg CIDER has been issued by Mr. raimadgs-
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FRANCE.

The French Lssenbee Noiona has been suspended FOR
two months In consequen % Of an election article
me Bank OF France retnrns show loss sf specie.
AAdeneE and Of the opposition candidates had been
returned at tho second elections
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SPAIN.

Disturbances had occurred NJ Utherea, but they were
suppressed No further demonstrations expected.
me Cprtes had passed 'gag law" on the press
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LONDON MONEY MARxEr.
Te bullion in The Bank Of England had increased fl3s
Co., the rates Of discoun, had undergone change
Cpusols for money s2I ae2b, and for accom-, 92Ts
LIvRn rooL Cotton MARKET.
inc Brokcr Circular sayts--rne advccs ny tho Canada
ssnscd advance Of ruly ll6d psr pound In the Liver
pool cotton market The sales OF tao week aid up 81 900
bsis- including 1000 speculao' and 1900 for ex
port Fridsys sas were 1900 bales, including 400
ON speculation and 1000 far export The msrse. closed
suoyast with tendency towards further advance. The
following arc the autho lzet quoiatlous:-
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ARRIVAL OF THE CIRCAsSIAN AT ST. JOHNS.


coHsoLs 90 IA 90 IL FOR MONEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
Trustees Sale.

MTHgREAs on the FIRST day % March A. D, 1857,
w Hiram Medley AMI Isabeiis Mediey, ,xeeule
un-o Austin Cotbin as Trustee, a certain 4 ell 4
Trust ylng TO ,atl TRUSTEE the land 10 c inion
County IoSa, aes rbcd a. fellows, t. Wit: The cas-
tern .e Hunired of the north sa.t quar-. Of
cti>n nanbes eight Isl in rywnsLip member siahty
one lslb nor h ef range nuuiter me east; which
said nssi Ancc was msir by aid Medley, Tor the
purpsse sauring III payni,n ni of certain ~
cory nete and the inteFst thereon signed b.. said
Medley, date the fret day M.rh A. d. 1857 sni
payaoit TO Hiram Metcaf IN The lst day o. April 1851
for thirty y-,-v. u j1-i0U dollars
AND NOW said noe having become due and pay able
and the sail Hiram Medley having fali 10 yar the
sam, Austin Curbn ff a'ores,id Do here
by give this public nosc, that by yrtu~ of sh, pov~r
which is in vested by aid de-d OF fru I, i'll, on
Thursday the i4sh d-y oi May A. D. 1851 at the honr
u o'cl ck In the afternoon u sail day, the Court
House door IN the city OF Davenport, expoe and offer
for sale. at pcbc auct;on 10 the highest bidder foy
cash the psrce Of land above described or 70 much
thereof 81 hsl b. Suffice ut 10 satisfy ard pay me
o. said no.e with the Interest Their o. 10 the
day OF sale, togrthet with the exp nses attend NJ
sad sale ctDts this n3tiee anf fr 1stee's fe.-
Ueon the cmpiet ion Of such sale iec vii be siy.
Tn In accordance With tn stipulation os sa Deed o
trust. Datsi The iSth day 81 Aprn 4. D. 1851.
ACofIN COA01N, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUGE WINE,
IN QUART BOTTLES.
V.E1"ER k.NOVv:.N. 7VD Fiji

HE gr"stest eiicine ever discoy cred for the cur
L Of P-vcr and Ague, Chin P-ver Dumb Agu.
aud all bilious diseases. This valuable med me has
now been before the public for several yesrs, and
there can b. no better evidence o6ered Of it, ncscy
than Its extensive sale, and Constantly iucrrx,in.
reputation aud tbi> Is owing to Its having peSf,frI
some VI the most wonderful aud astonishing cures
that have ever been known. Being purely y.ge,a-
be- Tree from AL foreign a.ie; riou, mineral CON-
pounds, fcbrIfuge Wine may be TAX with he Mt.
most safety under almost any circumstances \.
strengthens the stomach, invgorates the syst-m ana
ensirsiy prevents the 10 guor and prustrxtLa af
strength which slsays attends Fever and Aeu. and
all bilious diseases II not only ais the ci TX. And
CHECKS the Fever, but removes the dseaes VI the v-
er And other organs, on which the Chill and Fever
deIcnds. The thousands who nave usec the rebri-
fnge Wine need further evidence Of it, yirtu@
its happy restorative feet. I; is truly vende II
medicine. and operates on the system like charm
The nrsi OF secnd dose Of Febrfuse Wine breake the
rer1oves the dis easc permanently from the system
aud leaves the body in . healthy condition Tho.-
Vrsons Who are AFFLICTED with Fever and Ague or anv
form Of bilious diseases, are rcccmnelded 10 give
this vAaabie medicine fair trial. which is ali that
10 n~c ssary to insure succfss and convince all OF its
superiority over every other remedy ever c6erei TO
~ pubic Certificates Of the Lighes, respc, ability
might be presented 10 subsantA;e all thai Is claimed
Ia It's eehah but vii be left TO In, roduce tsefto
stand or fall UPON Its own merits.
Caution " the Public-Be sure that the name
the proprietor, JoHN WSxER Is in his own andv ,,
TING on the Promissory Note, which IL attach g, 10
the bofion o! each engraved label on the bottle.
Sold at retail BY Druggists and Merchant very.
where.
All wholesale orders must be directed 10 John ~
ner, 81 Maiden Lane, N. T., or to Bay Bald win.
wholesale druggists, Chicaeo.
Sud wholesale and retail By Messry
ALvORD VAN PATTEN,
eSO-oAwv Davenport low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
Clean ysur Alleys and Lets.

A IL. persons who have thrown manurr or flth in.
IA 10 alleys strees, who have NTH or IL al ure
.oupying portion " their premises, are hereby
notified that all such mAnnrs or nth must be r.
moved without the limits Of the city or before The
70 inst, prosecni niions therefor viii Be commences
under the provisions OF thspse- II VI the I'd Or
dinsnces. In removing snch nth, no pers n vii n
permitted 10 throw the ssme upos The landing or In
to tn. River. H. ". MITCHELL, Marshal
apr 10, d3w.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24

A iSstte eelehrated Eivsted oven c -,k Stove
"A UNION. We will not commend this Si.y, In,
IL those v4e have exnnie.d Q her Il,yatzl Oven
Stoves {. .nGseLd il ,hcns.Iyes
Also the BLACK DIAMOND Cosl c, kihs S;ox.
the Token Coal Cook nf Stove. the Nones nch Preni
um, the Buckeye Premium. oid Kentucky Pr, nun,
the Republic Premium together With fui, and con,
plete assortment Of other patterns all Of which vii b.
ssll low for cash.
n. /. HORNE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24

80 the general favorite Of ccok Stoves for vr.d
"A snd Coal. the oe'ehrAt~d CIiA Ak DOUBLE Ov.
IN, the LlVs OAK DSuhIe Own, ara the OA ARfkR
OAK Wood and Coal. Havins just returned via I
large seecG Os slcves1 will offer great indacem+nts so
tAose buyin9 Give - AcalI and Ve ars
s.s ~ ass9s' s's ''svs' >,.,..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
Whites Qualrille Band ferlS57

AsS sUSss SeVss w. SOUsWs
N. WHITE, ist Violin aud PromEter,
J. SrRtSSrR. ~ viliu,
}. SCHULER rsronct,
H. SGuUi.Ek. Coronet,
A. ". REED, Bssse.
Applications maze To y WHITE, LeCfaire, will
receive prompt attention
r. 8. We furnish better Music than any other
Band In tn state. mob a34
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24

uEAL1H DkPENDs CP0N PURE BLOOD
IL Thin ani acfii iiosi coanot >eerete health, tIl-
AID therefore the nrst thing for those who dss
tits should he TO nee the purifiea oftheir
blood.
BRA HDRETHS PILLS,
Not only purify, but hey make tb bloc richer and
add those principls upon which 1t, power 10 re- ist
d-ea>e dep. MS.
AILDoPsaATIoS WIN SUCCESSFUL rrrrcy ARE
TIN PkccLIARITY OF BRA~DRErH's PILLS Nov
that We may sun npei genial spring 1t Is Of great
Importance that few doses b. Us i by The ~i,e-
our subjec, 10 n redundancy q vits,ei tile
at thi' ,eason, and it is a. dangru> II pr,va-
'eut but Br4Bdrehs Pills afford au invaluable and
'ifeeni protection BY they ionAi U.S., We pre-
vent The coll rion OF those impurities, which, when
IN suf,icent auan,iiis oau.. So muh danger 10 tn
tine organs Of the stSmash and bowels. They soon
cure liver complaint lysp1sia loss Of sppc,it pain
In the head hrar-buru. pain in the breast b-ne, sud-
den fin,res ,nd co>ttvere~s. brief, Br rsndreth'
Pill, work theirway 10 the very of tn di-ess
cleansing In their pa>sagr ing every unhe hy
Aeunuiatn. Til the bod Is pniil-i. the vi le
TEN = n,vat.d. and he funci and duties OF lfe
b.csune pleasure, where before they had bern sad
and weary burdens.
VI have Thousands of similar testimonial. u n e
fo!low,nc and such violence can lie had ON hy,n.
vit.es-es all srovnd rs on every sde. II, IS from =
nilernan OF high pc ability, whose letter can b
seen at the PriscipAl offc', be writes:
"a Al nov dhy-two years Of age. d.
For iwen'y y"sr- have used your Pills 10 my fam
lily medicine, and wish no oth,r and have never
had ccsssion to call physician in my family, CAV.
in the sickness Of my wife with ehlJren] during L.
twenty years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blo d. Biooi is ,hr If By abstrct.
ing III painful diseases y,u may occasion the Ia
ii nj ease, but remember Gis case is only tasre-
ducfion or .essniss fAe po,rer t. feel And by
thus taking away natures s'sls, you may prev NJ her
from fully repairing the rAvAx.s Of infAn .iion and
oonver, what might only have bee the sicknsss OF a
few days or weeks into chronic Af ,c,!on Of months
years.
| PURGING ny MEANS or BRANDRETHs
PILLS
This Is the mani vhish aocords with nsture-n.-
lures remedy in fact When Sudden, accute or con.
,uae pain urs, then ~ insure security you must
sske medicine that ~ill surely pGrge. Th re mus,
b. sAiiy shslIyine k,cssse every minute lest may
be fatal
Principal once, - Brandreth Dailding. SlS snl
All Broadway.
Ali Pile with 94i Broadway on the boz, sre c.un-
I.-ka
1he esseiee ess sO,A ~ yeeRc ahae dealsre every.
where. G.L. DAVENPORT, and D. ,. sARLLEI
Aossis, nAvsaUsst, lswa
ASsu u ara
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
~ OTsES.

'INHR Celebrated New Coal L sking Stove, Dl =
i NOND. This Stove made it, n-st app a anee
aeont ago 10 Cincinnati, ind since that tlIss
hond'-is have tried tLeli and have affiNci their
names 10 recDnmrnds ton to sprvad th. g..pi news
abrcai, that ~ last there has ten sieve invented
10 euru bilumnops Cosi and bake rs weil with
wood
We ask an EXAMINATION, AMI ve viii produce the
pspe's ana they are not 8. hunir is say they
together with myself we a. YOU TO siye III, m t,-
a and u IN, q 40, III the bills vii reflud the
money and take th+ri bA,k
n T. HnUEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
DENTISTRY.

nR. 4. D. AYRAs has removed hh slce to Sec.
Dors levs, sw dsors sass ef snitA's saors.
i, Aspes that bis let tAfee yean constant psoe-
ttee y Aiecaty Aee eivea soeh sastsGarttoo, =
InAuse thnoa VtGAiA6 tAs sofvtees q Ds1tia
: sassssss ~ . ssissS. 49,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN
HORSE SnOER AND FARRIER

u WISHES TO inform the citizens OF -
A Davenport aud Scott County gene m n
~ rally, that be has pernsnen,iy To- y
~ II Gated himself in this city where he
g prepared to shoe horses scientific principles
After twenty yea1 study and practice on the snaso-
my Of th- foot OF which time he has sy-nt eleven
years under the supeintendance OF the best veeri-
nsrians IN EuroPe, be wishes TO say that he will
gve satisfaction 10 ali perSons having horses iabor-
ing und. the disease Of corns or cotractons COM
molly called houeh bound " nserfer ng OVER. ach-
ing quarter CRACKS saud .scks sprains q the cor
foubd- O. ring-bonss, and spavins, s.r all Of which
he warrants . perfect cure il durable. The greater
part u these diseases caused BY bad shoeing of
want Of proper judgment (Mchl7itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
WOODEN PUMPS.

lsHE sr',-criber = now ready 10 fnrnIsl woopRN
Pt hPs TO order, g, any length capacity
Thes- pumps nai. 81 that water will not fre-re
in them Warranted 10 work viii fpr var
tdu-luct logs fuiIi. he'd 10 order. Orders may tt
IN at the IN &c Of II. l.. s.cry, Esg with NE
subs riter nj MS iisce Of business, Dear y. Shc-
ty's Aa,hia" Shop.
DAv-npIrt Nov 10 dawtf q. eH0RkY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24
3. q. SAOREl-S
reundry smd Machine Works,

VNHs Propri-tor y aox Pr pared % execute every
i vsti.is Of ui-rhinery st short noiics
Snu. rier steam Yngu.. from q loo harss p,wer.
EugIfrs. latles, Pianer- 5r-t Mis,snd all ir-aftp
tions Of mil ~cFk. AS1 sole agrYt IN the West FOR
IL. nishG;aeture u McGord's Anti frrstoG Hnrse
ro.s"f, ,aperipI machine. for ths rnr?o~ Intended
lie would invite the attention - psr,ies rtQarius
Shaftlig 10 hi> AlJustAl.- Hanger AID SILT oiilns
xes, superior 10 anything IA use.
Particular Attention viii 3. psr g. repairing ina
tLinrry add ~ 4it attention .iss ty all ert-ts.
r Jose eSeciItr ny wprt in tn, best m Liner aud
Ak psrtts requiring mac eLin,rY repairing to favor
With n. orders. Csstines - all kinAs supili.
10 or,,er works ON Third street opposite the "a
.lIc LaryIng prsnud decg1Iawly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24

f1NAbLR CuT1.AkY, Tsbl- and Tcs Spoons, Shov.l
i and Tongs, Dinner Rcl>, Brass aud Jspsned
Can niies;ieks fu and cy!i te assortment Of Tin,
Copper AID JApan~- wass al OF which viii be ,oid
lower for cash than such gots have before sold
la this market.
RIM inter the place, Second street, doors ess; Of
Harrison. d l. HORNE.
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One TAousanl Dollars : Year.

No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe Manufacturer Ss..d,er
or csher person having sewing stitching - DO can
a0brd - do without one peculiar merit OF Sing.
ers Achines, which no other kind justly claim
In perfect style They are strong, durable, and win
keep In ordrr. Whoever buys one may b. entirely
certain II viii Do his work Eeeyy Isvge ps5SkSe
(oo0y ow0Af 70 Asss one.
regard % price And size u NschiDes manner OF
vorhine, and method of por chasing, xith sl osher
can obtain II by applying by letter at ei-
Soef % a. o4cs for copy Of Fl. SINGER o. =
0eeetes paper devoted to The Swing Hschine m
Teresa II wnl - supplied gsetb.
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MUSIC.
PIANO PORTE WARE kUUES

NOS, IL CLAIRE ROW, DAvENPORr. IOWA.
WEhs hsv. = good s.sck Of ofs.si.s,sls,s;s 8. .a,
w Octave Pcnc- on hand, esntrarirs afn ..
everyvar~ty Of style aud vsies$, from The rlhn VI,
tlr 1Ans ~ thc hev esp~nsiSe kind, W.T. sAfs,nys
pesti keys &c. frsr. the facsores OF RuArdmAn t ~
= DO, Albany, l.ishte. ke~trn krsdberyg Aaiu~s
ssStAseHs y CaieusaeA ksgth, fssta US., Asw y-rs
Az u uAeh are wAISantsd 10 give saisfsetos sr u.
sAl~. Oryl<rp Mon ssrosi solicited Paschas.f
sent ~ sriors ur uheks-v-s The article sl ale ~.
b found ~ r~presented We likewise have on bani
very nbe stock Of 0siiiFs. vSeissa. Syufi~s., A.
oor16usA UUlsS. AaNjs~, TnrnI.rsHes, Mss.esE
4scAos16es Of every iescsiption, SssSs Asss.,rs
cctlbi,f CkANDALL 4 a50aINe
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