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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE or WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin, Bank.
Mineral Point,


rs7is Institution hsvng teiinqushcd is rights under
the Banking haw State, and deposited with the
Bank Comptroller, at Madison lroaev sufficient
to redeem all outstanding cuuptefsiEuec circulating
par.
Notice is Therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating notes 81 This Bank mast bc presented
ut the Ba!. nanFtrocr's Cjca for redemption W i liu
Years from the date Of the first qualification Of this
notice, ta tbs funds deposited for the redemption
the same viii DC surrendered TO t!is bank.
y9a2Iy2 HENRY p. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

- The following notice appears on
country meeting house:
Any persons sticking bill against this
ch'rea' will t. prosecuted according 10
Law OF any other Nuisance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
IA CIV EsEEn
BEGDt. EFT & Il IL :, u i :, -

sTAVE entered into d. gert:.rrsIIi-, in the
L 4 JEHBEB BUSINESS
And viii sell Lumber from SD per Thousand feet
SHINGLES, from = 10 - 30 per NJ. best.
They VIII furnish Ell materials for BUILDING such as
SASH, DOORS, DRESSED LUMBER, sc or all kinds.
They also Agents ol Eastern Wagons and Carr
riaGes Of every description.
Also for REAPERs, HORSE RAEEs. THRAstIERs.
IT, Cash Paid for Wheat, and All other articles
for supply ing the market.
Yard near tine r r.. Depot Mineral Point.
r. *. BIGrGTTT
ISRAEL SHEPPARD
june Q, 1857 2Itf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
INNESr.E A. .nrrnr-s !.
$50, aU9 -
LIABILITIES


s IT. persons indebted 20 A. Britain Of Do,,,fIr ara
\ p E n' tI&at that they viii find their Nr-rs ..4
- ~ il1 the hands of +. L. D. crane at DoG-syi1I
ia flU ~ ~ ~ 9'--'1 !" '-i' ''i' anu receipt
q. t'eAe1 VIII Immediately CALI report IA
@ o1t 'St f''d as long possible, in order 10 ac-
ai- 3-i.S, waiting. ulltit Miners and Farmers
l dispose I'D their Truck Jut now must he closed
I'd VIII eNI@cl 10 find Aiz- after YOU with a sIlarp
7f'i A. BRITAIN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

fN.s Give me 4 kiss, my charming
Sa !" SAID a lover to blae eyed gal
!" No that | WON'T YOU lazy elf, screw up
your lips and help yourself"
ii, screwed up his lips AMI with cour-
age bold, walked himself up 10 the can
non hold, aud standing as If ii six foot Of
mlre he Fuckered his lips ready to fire.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
w asIling Machine.


have commenced their manufacture ai.- are 80
supply those who may desire them OBJ '' mo VI.
Numerous certificates Of the superiority 't l.-.--
chimes over any other IN use, ee Fe'.i. .fsr--
for all vino use il pronounce IL far aAeiI ~
Terms reasonable kE1 - & DI. .fL
Mineral Point. sept. I. 1856
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
LOSSES PAID, SI0,437,3l2,S4

TwcaIth, w:ta steady aud prompt attention to le-
i:inlc Insurance business, and the execution OF CON
gr0 .tl, have inducements with the public
ia selecting sG-r .eTy5 cr-we refer them for tcsI Of
grJair and claims to their patronage to records
past Ice. tcal- i4 thctr continuance with in
cra..sigg i, 81 AID flci titles in future.
Choice first class Indemnity may be effected without
delay. with this wen known and able corporations
through L. J.. READ Agent
4JU Mineral Point, Wi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

Cons AND IEoGs.-From carefully
conducted experiments ly different per-
sons, II has been ascertaincd that one
bushel Of corn will make a liltle over 101s
pounds Of pors--gross. Taking the re-
suit as basis tile following dedulions are
made, which all oar farmers would do
we'll . lay b. fora convenient reference.
That:
When corn costs L ID cents per bush
81, pork costs / IL cei IS per pound.
When corn costs II cents per LUslel
pork costs two cents per pound.
When corn cos.s , cents pr buslel,
pork costs 3 cents per pound
When corn eos. 80 cents per bushel,
porI, costs / cents per pound.
When corn costs ~ cents per Lushcl
pork costs ; cents Per pound.
The following statements show what
the farmer realizes in his corn when sold
IN the form Of poaI,.
When pork sells for , cents per
pound, It brings , cents per bUfhel in
corn.
When pork sells for 1 cents per
pound, : brings b cents per busheI in
corn.
When pork sallz for 5 cents per
pound, it brings u ceuts per JushgI il
corn.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
Fn = e.
y. MCILUON>S

Mineral Point, May, IS5-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

LOCOMOTIVES IN THE CoUNTRY.-The
number Of locomotives running in the
United States, says the American
Engineer, Is probably over 1900. The
proportion Of engines to the length Of
road will average one to every three
miles-for while some of the Western
roads have but one 70 every five or six
miles, many others, like the Erie, New
York Central, Baltimore and Ohio,
etc, have nearly one for every two
miles. The Reading road has about
three engines for every two miles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

FATAL RAILROAD AcclDRNr.-A
man named ONeil, in the employ of
the Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany, was killed on Friday while riding
on one Of the engines. The engine
was being run into the Round House,
when O'Neil thrust out his head. It
was damned between the engine and
the door Of tho Round House and
fr'ghtfnlly crushed. He was immedi-
ately conveyed TO his residence on
Griswold street. between Polk and
Harrison streets, but died shortly after
he got inside his own door.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
IRA champion match nj b;ll;ar

HA champion match at billiards
is announced to be played soon between
Highmsn, known rs the Albany Pony
and Ralph Benjamin Of New York.
The match is to be played either in
New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
Both the contestants have repeatedly
"run ont game" with the advantage
Of the first play.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

DISTRESSING AocIpExr-We learn that q
man named Clark. while working with a
reaper in . field belonging to Mr. Wood,
some six miles east Of this village, by some
means came in contact with the machinery,
and his leg was severed below the knee
The medical faculty of this village were
summoned to his aid, bat We have no report
from them as yet, Of his condition, or the
success attending their treatment-Deritt
C2intonian.
FArAL AocDENE-On Wednesday, 18th
ult, while the wife Of II. Browning, Of this
village, an estimable and worthy lady, was
engaged in carrying . quantity Of clothes,
preparatory to cleansing them after wash
ing she was taken with lit, and fell head
foremost into pail Of water No person
being present, she remained in that posi-
ton until life was extinct.-I8id
LrNCHING IN OsKALoosA.-Wm Redman
was made the subject Of popular violence
in Oskaloosa few days ago. As the over
seer Of . house Of i'll fame, he was tarred
and feathered and ridden on rail, aud ex.
pelled.from the city. The women in the
house were also notified to leave, which
they did
An Editorial Convention is proposed ito
be held At some central point, say at Jack.
sonv'lie' or West Union. for the purpose Of
agreeing upon rates Of advertising, subserip.
ton, Dc, and the cultivation Of a mutu.,
good feeling
IL |" suggested 'that Nessra Hldreth
tneatrsl Of the Intsllieencsr; Watson. IRE.
Publscan) Of the Chickasaw County Rennh,.
can; and Riehardson. Oemocrat) Of the NJ.
areger Times, Get - eommittee 10 f;x nm.
on the time and place Of meeting, person or
psrscas to deliver addresses, de-
Sioux Csy.-Welearn from the Eae,. ,h..
the Steamboat asrivslsof the season un 10
July 10th we're 20, while Of lAst seasos thsv
The Fur tads II Sioux City 4 ouite IN
portent - eoadGnnenk cJooN. 8 1heH
ybdd = c., ~ ii vesk = -. e.nsir'
~ f(3cls tb tobee. n. hna.k 1922
5l11hA q - ~ * SSS iS3.1s
- \ III So ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

SYRIAN WHKAr.-A gentleman from
Alabama received from the Patent
Office, some spring wheat from the
"Farm Of Abraham" at the foot of Mt.
Carmel, in the Holy Land, which he
sowed during the past spring. 1t
came to maturity in Seven weeks, pro-
ducing large full head. with berry
In every respect equal to the original.
This wheat is reputed to ripen in Syria
in sixty days from sowing. 1t will thus
be seen that our climate fastened ito
period Of maturity eleven days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

~The editor Of the Boone coun.
iy Ind. Pioneer has been informed
that short time since, aman AGED
about sixty years, living in Nor
gan county, was taken uck and
d'ed. Previous TO his death he cal
led on some Of his neighbors and
told them he was about to die, and
that he had something weighing on
his mind which he wished to commun.
icate to them. He then stated tia,
he had for thirty years been connected
with . gang Of robbers and counterfeit
era; that he had never stolen any him
sslf bat had concealed a large amour,
Of stolen property; that the band h,
belonged to, was composed Of some tws
hundred and fly penona we'll organ
issi, and some Of them apparently re-
psotsble citissus IN good circumstances
and most Of them lived in Morgan ant
Hsndrch counties. he then CAV,
he names Of some Of them, and two o
thsss naDed are now in Hendricks
eoun1y -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
4 h 4 u p r r mn .
JAMES r HOGANE,
Land .AGesel - Nee1.CeoeOs.

nFFERS for sale the following valuable lands, In
~ Scott County and vicinity OF Davenport:
$50 acres Of land, - mile from Duran station. on
the n NJ Il N X, 10 years to pay for this farm
$40 acres In sections Is, II and g, Township ~,
Range Rast, 20 acres timber Farm under culti-
Walton and fenced, houses and 3springs and with
In miles from LeClsire. Terms god.
&c acres Of land il section -, vne mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property near
Davenport
IL acres between Chesnut Avenue and Division
street near to the city on the railroad track.
acres on the Dubuque road, suitable for . house
or gardnery.
IA acre OF land, with house and other improve
ments, IL n mile from the city.
is acre and quarter lots on Wenterton's oubdivi.
sion.
Ola acre Of land, joining the Davenport line on
Dawson street,
Several farms In Scott comfy, and . variety Of
other City property, the cheapest In thu market.
May 19-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

EThe Bangor, Me-, -Adrertiser,
says that one night last week, as the
stage from Calais was passing along
Aurora, big bear was discovered sit
ting very composedly in the middle Of
the road--and AS he declined to Weld
the right of way, the driver and pas
sengers turned to and stoned him of
the track. Bruin growled his disap
probation Of that mode Of proceeding
but finally gave way to superior num-
bers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
@Capt. Joshua II. Patten. who

HCapt. Joshua II. Patten, whose
heroic wife navigated his ship, the
Neptune's Car, safely into port died at
the MCLEAN Asylum, in Somerville,
Massachusetts,, on Sunday last. He
was over thirty yesn Of age, aud his
wife was q mere girl when she pcrfor-
med that memorable exploit.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

Mr.. Winants and Mn. Tracy recent
~ eloped from Minneapolis, Minnesota,
leaving Mrs. W. and M. T. behind
them. The forsaken ones gives notice
that they have no intention VI pursuing
the fuRitiyes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

Cyan exchange tells Of an excita'
bic gentleman, who, at . FIRE, headed
. line Of fire buckets, and as fast ss
they we're passed to him, he threw
buckets and all into the fire. crying all
the while, pass on the buckets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

HThe sugar spectators are not
in good spirits, but those are mostly
rich parties connected with the Ha-
vana trade, and the decline in prices
which is now thought inevitable, will
fall where il can be born.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
ouR JOE OTTIUH.

1hus, having prin,ias wusa Of any description to
b -. ~, al ~ - o. Of she eTATE %
,seoaAs ~ - twa n 90 = sess,y, snAs s . 20
Asssse psisv, = any " ths oily Oar sssostnsas q
syps ed svay other seeuaits. sseh - 70 leave
sosAsae = - asassd 70 sseses = v suni.h - vs
sseussa boss vors. csvssaess. pessers. 80 ssAss
Jsbs. . cen b printed. wsisvit sny Asviss eoa-
nsaAs 70 give sas t0cs sstAi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

~The Postmaster General has
awarded the contract for furnishing
stamped envelopes to q. +. Nesbitt,
New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

HOn Saturday night the Lyons
Wooden Mills in Monson, Mass, we're
totally destroyed BY Gre. Loss about
10000; mostly insured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
w. E. CHlLDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire end Water Proof
CE.ME,vT ROOFING ?!

" = ruuu M h IN q
~ Ne VoAsAA'C VvsO
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEsMEsvT kOOFzsvG :!
~~~ -. ,,rA.,.;~naa ara prec.,e, "a .or,..,t
w. nd nut On - The shortest notice. o"r
" SUI p"' va
Elastic Fire d Water &'roof Cement ROOFING,
~ he,,p the onv article vet invented that vii
c..sny rrs;st he action Of he stmosphsr. m
climate Il perfectly a.s ana w.teI.proo and In
point OF darabhtty ws osaieve equal u not supe-
rior, to any metallic roofing We can put It on over
old tin, tar iron, OF snin9le roon' making no dif-
ference nov MAJ Or :. stsep sne roTI may e. This
We Win Pu. 4 q ior o % pr square. eio re-.
equare.) We WI appy y UPON ln ana IRON roofs !or
We invite ~ Who are build!ns and those who wish
tne1s O,. " esu = vsI Ose oiys.s "
- ~ sstssSy thsnsesves IN rersrd 10 the dursb.
~ sod prscticab nifty Of this roofing.
.ss : sas.s rss1ise Il dissaaes .iss printed d.
re- sois.
JDvAN lBR0EN 4 mo.
O. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
...n..,,,, ~ ~rvcxv
", r,,. a.,,.v smith .,,,.. h..v..p v.v,.s and
" rif.h. '"e'' '"'" ''' 'A 1''- -''
e ss :ss v Ss fss H e. = 1 ss.a
DR. John Law, Agent Of Aoyal lns. Co., London
..: sn' joS" BIN. = o.. D., ee.a. DEALER. -
etrees.
"e s:si.r.. Is :s,s:s. -
ne p a,sS.s' ~
DAVENPORT
GcL Davenport,
es:.:S r:sssin. Builders,
81; ! ; M s' -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

49, WHITE f0DfH, PaRvUMxD o18AfH
" and Deauttfui Compasxoe can be acquired
y ssle the "np,a q nssassA visveu..W hae
) disagressbis breath, vhss b. usins Balm Of .
F1ewers" - dentifrioe would not only
ss1ss u sweet, Tat leave the teeth white sisbas
~ May psrsons d. not know thsir b-ssth y esd,
aensDah. beware Of Countesf-ii,. BE sure each
b ;tls 10 signa1 vu1DiOos D., n. 7. For sale
~ ell dfu01ists.
WOODLAND CaEAM."-l Pouade &c bsautify-
~ the Hair-hiehiy perfsnoA, superior 10 any
Yrasch sstacle imported, and for half th- ero~ For
dressing Ia les osir u has no equal, Giving II =
bright, gossy sopearsnee. u causes 0entemsns
HAIR curl In the most nstnrsl manner. II removes
DsairuG, alvs,s givins The nsir the appssrsncs OF
betng fresh shsnpooned. Pses. only nhy cents.
None genuine unless sigseA
Prop tsoors Of the palm Of thousand Hovers."
sor sale BY TAYLOR 4 KALLoRp, No 10 Lrtisire
Dow. Sole assats W. oevsnport.
Juiy3sdAvsm
DPOg0ALE.-Oee pair Tires yesv old muies,
they veil broken TO harness. Also
oas Lambes wagon and harness, al complete. Can
b .ssn It WORK on Nam street. near The ~ ssyt'
July sodtf
A large Room with CLOSET &c, for gen.
tleman and bic wife on the nrst hoor OF
sssoesnsjy sstustsd Nssse, viii be let b two
youug gsnsasmen, with BOARD. Appy at the once Of
this pspcs. jnISaf
nD1he Davenport Ice Co are now prepared 10
c,ntrsct for the delivery Of Ice for the ses-
s.n. CUSTOMERS commencug the s-ason with ~
viii be 0xar0asesd TO b supplied I'LL November u
desired. PARTIES DESIRING lac through the season
ASe ssptlyt. aalnRi ssnssscsins With those Who 10
00ee, second Ut, oppesite LsClaire House.
ma06d1m PDOx 4I3C0DlL.
49, We have some vssy desirable lots selected
cad for sale In CAnsAnche. Plat seen. price.
terms &c. made known upon applcations to PAR
K1R, Row ARDS TAI.AAGE, No. 40 Orr's mock
April 8 DIT
nDOAMANChx LAND CO-This Company
10 nov really to sell lots In its Addition
70 thu town Of Camsnche II o0tfs come Of the
most desirable business and rtsdence lots about this
h0ui ishing town. Any Information concerning the
ssns con be obtained b. calling On GEO. u. PAR
g01, ~, No. 10 Orras Block.
fsbl7du OAAAHCHE LAND co.
AHPA CARD-ne undersigned having TINS DAY
~ associated with him George II. French, ESQ i,
II his Mn and Lumber business, takes this occasion
10 present his acknowledgements te the public for
the very liberal and catering patronage extended to
him 10 this city. Rapid Increase Of business and the
late extensive improvements made about his Mills
have induced him Increase business capital and
assoctate with him . gentleman VIA VII devote bis
entire attention 70 The buatncss.
asA II ~ JOHN CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

Keep Cool. Keep Cool !.
ID RPRIGRR ATORs. the best in the market, Wa.
~ ter Coolers and Filters Of the latest improved
kind and superior TO ally otter before the pub
lie. PJGILIETT CO.
Junelsdtf Brady. between 2 and ID, East side
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
Lands i'm Cedar County.

s ssa,h '..' Sec q q n.R,. w.. 60 .er...
30 acyes in North y Vt Is, broken In the year
1855.
I. o:
". Of 3. v. Dec. -, r. ~. R.lw. 60
N n Of N. =. y and 8. W. Of n. Il. \ See. ..
7. ~, r. W., i20 acres,
Y. kof N. v. Sec. 2, Z. ~, Il. " 80 acrss.
N. Y. Of 8. ". \ ssi N. ". Of Q. Il. - Sec.
"a, T. 70. x. l W. so acres.
North East - Sec. %, T. 50, ,. w., l6O acres.
y. : o. Nv. - and \. i Of s. W. IA Sec. %,
T. 50. X. w., lSO acres.
Also smaller tracts, selected with core, AID for
sale OG very reasonable termf by
COOK aARGRNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

0EAGI-NGoNITEIIAX
AUCTION SALES
II T. A Il Il = II "A II Il /!
HAVING met with sreater announcement In
II Real Estate sales, thsn had reason to expect,
IL sGcrds me much pleasure TO announce that
shall hereafter hold
PwbItc .4ssc tt0M Sales
EVERY TWO WEEKS,
INSTEAD Of monthly.l
Ny next sale will therefore take place on
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 5th, 1857,
when will Offer
Ten Beautiful enc Acre Lets
on Locust street and Chestnut Avenue.
The Mechanics And Werklngnen
have long felt the want q an opportunity to secure
q N . a Q r . Il q { 81
upon which TO found home At very little expense.
An Opportunity Is nov presented " tho
Mechanics Of Davenport,
which viii enable them to secure garden spot, on
tsvsss asser betors ctsrsd.
Only fer Dollars Cash being required,
FIVE YEARS TO PAY FOR THE LAND
These lots pleasantly sitnate1, where the beau
tiful avenue nov being laid out through Mr..
Chufchill's land, will afford cosy aoccss and PLANK
Wsik the eatire disfsnce.
Al who want such home cheap will cal At my
ofice, le Claire bow, examine map, and make ar
C.AUGUSTus HAvILAND.
REAL ESTATE SECURITY AND
Blu Brokerage.
T'Hn undersigned will devote hinssls excissively
j 10 the above nsmed business, which will BE- car
ried on II connection with the Zeal Estate Assncy Of
III Dial.
ne expects By giving this branch his undivided A.
tsotios tsbs able 70 finnish
Unusual Facilities to Lenders,
% whom y vii = HI ain u III times % psss.ss
lasee list Of
Choice Securities,
both individual and Real nstste, and 70
II q II II q " y y 3
70 secsnmsasss whom, every eaost VII = made.
~ HANNAH,
corner Of Second and Dssdy sts., up 0laiss
ounel0dtf n.sntsaDce On Brady 81
ED W.aRD sMLDE.r.
v.cOaMER OF MAIN AND SECOND srRsKf
BMPo17. IOWA.
ARAL 1DTAIs 1RoKER
DBAL11 II
EXC1AuGe
0BuBRAL LAND
NyU1AN0K 4 Ixz1LLS0ExQgA0EX7,
Hou0nD rented. Lsssss draw. n.nss srssssss.
k.eIsass hoasAs III II. Moss dlssosnssd -
Ooed seeartlv.
nESEA8uoEs:
sesie. ...:l. ! O. .i ss:,. IN Mss.
nussgsst O.
Hos , y harris, =. 1ri1esvotes, Mass.
Rnnnnl Ak1nA- Gs> a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

SUNNI Err GOODS
Marked DOscA.
TNerdsr 70 make room =" aAAAHorH STOCK
+ II Il Il q d d ID 8 !!
We ere now oaering our large stock Of
0UNGADR GooD0:!
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Beautiful Lawns / Organdies,
Brilliantes, Barege and Barege Robes !!
VERY CHEAP,
Grape 8 h q w l 8 +,
e ca.spe. than .A.y have ever been offered in this
Mems and Boys Linen,
COTTON SUuMER WEAR,
Hosiery,
hosiery,
AHestes'y,
ALARes sroCK on.
PSrAssss,
PNrHsOls,
PArSs0ss,
which Ne onsr cheap and at sreatiy reduced prices
Safe your mones by calling soon at the
P O p U L Al COR e r
j. G. CR.AMPTONe 4 SOW,
Corner Brady and I'd ssa
eVeeSC Etgs'1ette {!
COULD / STERkE
TIAvn Just received, II Dessaint Block, ID street,
II . large assortment Ct very nice FbrNissvs.
coesasting Of
Ssfas, Bureaus, Center and Card
TABLES, ROCKING CHAIRS,
Easy Chair's, stllsl / Cals-sest
cRAIR& c0MxOx cHAxRs
Of every eescrips,saj Ov1ICR OHAIns, bosA csns
- Vooa 500. D1vano, Whatnots Crodlea. IOunece.
0nes seeds, Chtdrens Chairs, &c. A. . ISxgs
1sblss, Dsdstsal !. LII elan1G.
WYATT Az,1aalna
tSS.lIa - - ua henmslA J1nsA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

GOUrH hal: Of Section II, r. Is, r. o., $40 acres
- This tract only miles s. w. Of Wa,cott the
hrst station on tbs railroad, West Of Davenport
variety OF 20 and s0 acre .racts, some near the
railroad. For sale by
JOOK 4 sARGRrF.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
Nails! Nails!

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100 KEGS Of superior assorted nails Aist re-
lOU ceived and for sale by
GRAHAM l. DARLY
Junei 6dtf corner Of Front and Main ST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

THIRTY ACRES SPLENDID LAND
for farm gardss, an unasr euatave4,ea, ~ naee
from The ny, q ~ - Davsape.s yesA. WIN
easy. DIAL uBYD1D.
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