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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
plaintiff. 1t was in proof that the
trunk e0ntainlng the baggage VS. de-

plaintiff. 1t was in proof that the
trunk containing the baggage was de-
livered in good order 10 the cars 1t
Washington, with a through check
fastened on it-that it came into the
hands Of defendants, and was transport
ed over their line Of road-that the
check was recognized BY defendants As
authorizing them to carry the trunk
through. The delivery Of check to
the plaintiff was intended to relieve
him from the superintendent Of his
baggage, and devolved such care on
the agents Of the several roads. II il
found in the defendants hands, broken
open and rifed. The nature of the
case renders it difficult or impossible
for plaintiff to show where the loss hap
pened and it seemed to the Court
therefore, that the burden of proof on
that point should rest with the defend
ants; that they in whose possession it
was first found injured, should either
account for such injury or show it hap
pened elsewhere and in default of
such account, must answer for the loss.
As to the amount, the plaintiff was en-
titled to recover for certain amount
Of wearing apparel and travelling ex-
penses deposited in his trunk, and the
sum claimed was not unreasonable
He was not entitled to recover for any
damages sustained in consequence Of
losing situation which was..not the
direct result Of failure to deliver the
trunk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
JEWELS OF WIT.

QuOih emith TO Jones, il really is a sin
You 10 not get your pretty house fenced IN
QuOih Jones' you're WONG the place IS fenced, con-
found it,
NJ wife Is ali the time railing round 1t.
poor fellow that had been unfortunate enough to
bury three wives unfortunate because be had them
70 bury !! briefly wrote their biography
THE WORLD, TIE FLESH AID THE DEVIL
Ny first wife was . lady who's dominant passion,
Was thorough devotion 10 parties and fashion;
Ny second REGARDLESS Of conjuga duty,
Was only the worse Tor her wonderful beauty;
Ny third was vixen in temper AMI life.
Without one essen, !al Ia make a good wife.
JuJiidnfe! at last in nv freedom revel.
For I'm clear Of the world, the flesh and the DEVIL
Addison was an elegant writer, but the following
TO an " ill-favored lady' was decidedly unhand-
some in him than the lady could have been:
While in the dark on thy soft hand hung,
And heard the tempting syren III thy tongue,
What flames what darts, what anguish endured
But when the candle entered was cured.
But will give decidedly sharp reply to this sort
Of Thing, and then make friends:
As Harry, one day abusing the sex,
As things that in courtship but studied to yex,
All in MARI age but sought 10 eIthrall;
''Never mind him, !" says Kate, "'tis fami j within;
His father agreed so exactly with him
That he never would marry at all -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
Mothers, . Word with You.

"Throw physic to the dogs" says
Macbeth. Very much of it ought to
be thrown to them but there is some
physic that discreet dog would hest
tate to touch. The world, however,
grows wiser every time it turns upon
its axis. The horrible compounds Of
former days are falling into disuse-
the mineral potions, abhorent alike to
taste and smell, with which our grand
mothers are wont to drug US. Above
all, the nauseous "Curcs of Worms"
are rapidly becoming obsolete, and
parents begin to recognize the danger,
as well as the cruelty, of forcing upon
their struggling offspring black
draughts, surcharged with calomel, and
favored with jalap. Better than all,
commanding remedy for internal
worms Il every species, against which
no objection can possibly be urged, has
recently been introduced. 1t is wholly
vegetable and really delicious. This,
no one who has seen and tasted
Kemp's Worm Pastiles, will deny. OF
delicate rose color, and having the
appearance and flavor Of genuine
candy, they are entirely unlike a med
icine. If you should put one of the
Pastiles in the mouth of child and
then call 1t physic, the little rogue
would laugh in your face.
In view of the alarming increase in
the mortality among children in this
country and of the fact that it has been
referred, by distinguished medical
men, to vermicular disease, we consd-
er Mr.. Kemp's palatable prepare ton a
most opportune invention. He de-
serves a vote of thanks from all moth
ers in the Union, for two reasons. In
the first place his Pastiles do their Of
fee and without pain, and in the Sec
ond place it is not painful to admia
ter them. There is no kicking, no
struggling, no scrcaming-or if there
be, it is to get at the remedy, not to
get away from it.
We wish somebody would invent
equally agreeable medicines for grown
people and, by the way, we imagine
that grown people would not be troub-
led SO much with sickness if treated
properly when little people. Not only
is the "child father to the man," but
the neglected complaints Of childhood
are the procreant parents OF terrible
disease in manhood. Mothers, think
of this.-Boston Clerical Repiew.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
JULIU CHEESE BROU 81
Dental Surgeon,

MOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has openes an
Office directly the Davenport Gas Go g. IN Aer-
wins Bot Perry, between Third aud Fourth sts,
for the trans action Of Mechanical and Opef alive Den
tstry in all it's branches Having received insirnc-
IL ms from and during the rsst year been associated
with OF the able practioners in the East he
feels confident that any operations enrus ed TO him
Will be executed in carefhl and skIfal manner -
He viii be most happy TO show any who may favor
him with call his recommendations, which are OF
the highest character and would invite the most
critical exam alton upon all work Committed ~ his
hands. All operations registered And WARRANTED
lie soliots share Of the public patronage and takes
pleasure In submitting thr following testimonial:
NEW LONDON Oct %. 1857.
This NAV certify that DR.. J. Chesebroug has been
pupil Of mine in the sfudy Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year, be has operated with m. in my
ONCE In his professions ability have The reAiest
confidence, and Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services asthosc Of careful andskill
full Dental Operator. W. W. eHKFFiELD.
And also IN referring 70 Messrs.
q. 7. q q. Shepard, Hon 7. W. Williams,
y. @. Ioarned DR. W. w. shefaeld,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, c learned,
Dr. Lewis Belts. Rev Dani.l Huntington,
" Browne DR. w Stodtard,
Of New London Conn also 70
Dr. Bsrrows, IN D Barrows,
Hon J Cannon, DR. Baker
DIR Witherwax, Rev ID Mason,
" Guriey 1sq., Nessrs Cook b Sargent.
new ID PACKARD DIS True,
4 n barrow Kso. VA Remington,
B b woodward, ~ Aast,
g " Smith, PAerwn,
ny sl.ymaker, A W Bailey. [Feb6cn
Rev q PMasoun, Chas Powers
los Iamtrite, Juo Rogers.
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STATE, DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, MARCHe, 1865.
A MERRY EYE.
II READ Tn0AHf0D i.

IT READ Tn0AHf00.
The light n merry eye,
In this dark world Of Ours,
IT'S like the blue Of April's sky,
Or sunshine after showers
Though born 10 trouble ~ We are,
And ne or from sorrvws free
Still, merry eyes are aye the sign
o, what our life should be.
For Joy Is saTr0w's elder born,
And shall outline her Sigh
And sorrows truest tears are shed
when wesps a merry eye.
The languid life Of softer lands,
Through pe;sive orbs may glean,
But Saxon blood and folins hands
SUIT best d sunny beam.
Nv bIue-eyed boy, by two months young
HIS infant words 10 try,
Tells all he needs b. meaning Smiles
That haunt his merry eye
That sunshine Of the heart shall live,
And cares and years defy
Zen wrinkles radiafe the light
Around merry eye!
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Notice..

M ESaRe HLDEBRANT, CAN'T PATTuR.
AvA SON, Freece Painters, having completed their
work on Or. Burti: Hotel are ready to receive or.
ders tor Freseo Paintiog. They Will remainin town
until shhe latter part Of ihis wesk. An or6ora ~.
dressed 20 then q ~ uentea nu0ee Vili 49, ~
Oeomvs attgat3ea nAsA ~
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BANKING.
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS l. MCLEAN
BIN KERS,
And Dealers in Exchange.

d av import, low u
Office, Brady street. be.,0een Second and Thi,
streets.
EXCHANGE on all the principal cities Of the UNI
IL ted States, Great Britain, Ireland, and conti-
mental Europe bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
to any part Of the United States, At lowest rates
Exchange.
Collections OF notes, drafts, accounts leeacies an
inheritances made in all parts Of the United States
Canadas and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold commission
and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchange on Cities in the United state
Carpenter vermilge, New York city.
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, PennsyivaD
4erch & Manufacturers Bank, PtttsburR, Pa.
AcKim b Co, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore Brotherton Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas l. Simonds, ST Lous, Nc;
Citizens Bank, New Orlesns, La;
RK Swift, Brother d Johnston, Chicago, III;
septS-d
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= n BUILDING lots In the city Of Davenport, ia
~ vorablc located, viii be sold BY the under
signed Oh a credit OF from one to five years. 70 any
prrson who VAL build this season.
COOK SARGENT
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FURNITURE.
New Cabinet WarerOOIn,

(CoR. ROCK ISLAND AND FOURTH sT's)
NJ ell kinds Of Furniture can be had such
w "a Chairs, Tables, Toilets Bureaus, Sink and
Wash Stands, Wardrot es, Cupboards Fancy Bed
steads, Common Be6steads, Now ST lie Extension
Tables, and otuer articles too to mention
Who wants Book Cases Counters, Desks, Show.
cases, Of every kind and made order and warrsn-
ted.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good Is new. Sofas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Office
and Bar pRocm Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dene on the shortest no.
ticc.
The undersigned will always be found ct his shop
to fill all orders.
Ladies. have your furniture vanished and save
expense OF purchasing new.
'an2idtf CIV. COLE
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ALLEN 4 CLARK.

ALLEN 4 CLARK.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
No,aries Public, Comnissieners of Deeds
for Ma.sac husctts, Fire and Life
Insurance Agents; Real Es-
tate and Discount Brokers.
Metropolitan Block, second street,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
COLLECTIONS and all professional business In
~ every part of the State intrust 10 care, VIII
receive prompt a, teDtion money invested, taxes
paid fer non-residsnts; money loaned on unincum-
bered real estate security farms, houses and lots
lea ed real estate Of all KINDS bought and sold
commission
MONEY constantly on hand to loan, on personal and
real estate security.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and located by
expel fenced agents.
Weinvt the attention Of all persons In search OF
highly Improved farms, valu.be city property, or
uuimproved lands our extended and daily increa-
sing Catalogue of real estate To parti Wishing to
terms large tracts OF carefully selected prairie and
timber lands, situated near lines Of proposed rail-
roads, in nearly all counties OF the State.
so. large tracts Of land 10 Mnnesot and Nissou-
ri. Some The best lots in Omaha, N T. We feel
confident that from list embracfg property to the
amount OF half . million Of dollars, we can easily
please all DESTROYS OF making 6r.trate Investments
Feb4itf ALLEN & CLARK.
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Vast half OF lot 8, in block g. CITY Of Davenport
II with the brick house thereon erected S. ". cor
nef OF ID and Rock Island streets.
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RAILROADS.

4ississippi = Missouri J
|flH ana antr idox1Ay, p.s. 10. ieg5.
v further netses, ts6l&sv1 Sssve ~
In..s.stssaas letqQ(ys sss~ass
lss FRIGHT and nmisrssx sfAssss
~ Mail Train as
d FREIGHT aAa KmiGrans Tvans III
9Th Express Train 1t ai =.
Trains yin Iesve DsvsMpuss " CAsrassds
days excepted "A foT,Owp
fst Mali Tsst6. 81 IL f-
~ Freight Train. q g@ 80 n
ID freiaht train, IT ~ q
9Th Dxproes IFAin, q 80 q
Trans arrive .. Dsvsnpsss daily, Css.dsy
ted a. follows: ~ sG'hS@ Nv
FROM rnR vrsr.
Ist Nal Train, st 'FA -
"a Freight and xmigrsns fsain, |" 70
9Th Express Train at III
IRON rns EAST.
LIST Man Train, At 81
u Freight TrAlu, at ID
3D. Freight Train At
9TH Express Train At
All trains out OF Dsvenpngt VII mako cont
With kuscatine and Iows Oltys
The Passenger Train ossaats at Davsopt
The Rock island q ChicaaD trslrp.
Passengers ave- reminded Of The necessity d
dfsStnc. direction - 70 the destination Of he
Rass, also 10 psoe1Se llehses bel0re taxing hels
bhs cars. e u 4. DAT
Nov dtf
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Bank Of Florence

FLORENCE, NsbYasA
GEO. SARGENT, Pres't. J. n. PARKER, o. l.
fTtHE undersigned proprietors Of the Bank
l. Florence, Nebraska, are by the pr.
isions of Its Charter, indiv idually responsible
for all ITS issues, and Will redeem the Notes Of "a
Institution, tits In the City OF Florence
coin, and citfeIoftheir banking Houses, IN Eas
eTn Exchang In specie .: same rates Of otht 7
currency.
COOK SARGENT, Davenport
COOK, SARGENT & DOWNEY, Iowa City $IoW {,
COOK, SARGENT COOK Fort Des Nolres .
COOK, SARGENT B. PARKER, Florence N sbraskA
July Tth lb56-dtf
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West half OF lot in block Is, Second street, b.
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, north side, 3D.
joining Farmers House.
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Removal.

VNHn undersigned has removed M. os,cs IA N.
= second story Of g. L.'Nichols' new nlock. oornsr
second ana Sfady streets, Davenport.
Nv. WOODWARD.
Ss5aI Nv. WOODWARD.
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AIR LINE ROUTE.

49, 6v
AIR LINE ROUTE.
(thicsgo u st. Louis via ~ Louis, Alton 4 3
~ Y, all the way by Rail DAD.
cAERYIsO TIE GREAT AMERICAS AND U. q.
The only direct and reliable route to the 50 ]
South West, seventy miles shorter than and
route.
TRANS leave depot Of Michigan Southern Al
Island 4 X, corner Of Van Buren and Sherms
st Louis Day E1press-10;30 A M-Dsily. q
eScepted) arrive al st. Louis II 80 same ever
St. Louis Night Express-lU 30 p h-Daiiyj
At 81. Louis IL; 30 next morning.
Day Kspress-C,0o AA-DAiiy, arrive at q
$40 NJ.
Night Express--2;As p M--DAily, arrive At
A NJ.
Trains run directly through without change
OF bassage. Time iron, Chicago to 81. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Spril
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland .
Eessse Rivers, By taking tue sboyu route will
Of mailing conneC tie ns and Arriy ing In St III
adveTtiscd lime avoiding the v xacions delay
oireuitous route via LasAli., Peoria ana IllinoI
saving tweL ~ -four hours time, being 81 mi
distance 10 Bloomington. IS less 70 SpIingfj
less " 81. LOUIS and u less V Peoria
THAN BY Any OTHER ROUTE.
INFORMANT LOCAL CONNECTlO|
At JoEct with the Rock Island Railroad FOL
wa, Iasale, Rock Islsni snd Central Iowa \
At bloomington with Illinois Central Rail n
Clinton. WsyneSvile end Decatur, and witt
for Peoria. !
Al Peoris Junction with Peoria 4 Oqnaw1
for walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Peki
field, Elmwood, Knoxville, Gslssbufg, No
and Burlington.
AT Springfield with Great Western Railf
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line u Packets for III
Quiacy and Keokuk, the Inost expeditions SnI
bic route to sill portions OF N n n issouri.
At 81 Louis with Daily First Class Steam
New Orle AIS and intermediate points IN tn >
Miss iss ippi AID with regular lines Of pack
Kansas, ~ Joseph and sl points IN the n
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arksns.s Rivers
Through Tickets can b. procured TO all
Railroad Onices- ~ the Company's Ofnces, q
corn street, opposite the TreDont House, ana
Michigan Southern AID k0ch Dspots, corner |
buren, amp Sherman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men will be at the d
all the vsrions lines coming into tho city
baggage through 10 any I0iot desired on the .
A. II. MOORE, Superintsr
l.. Darling. Oen'I Agent. Ciicsgo. to
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d at OTIS.
CITY PROPERTY,

o. ACRES OF choice land, one half mile rom oily
"a limits, for sale At very low rates for cash.
COOK SARGENT
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Rock Island TFespasscrs,
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NeDTKCE.

TTvHu undsrsigned having been appointed b the
j war Department - 1Asent Of the Quarter Mas
ter Department q Rock Islsnd" with full instruc.
tons - sdoSt al necessary measures for The pro-
lection Of the property from deprdstions and ntru.
sons." Nov, therefore. all persons whomeoeveY not
haviag lsGa1 right ere hereby warned and notified
70 quit the pssmises, and ahstain from any further
The Deputy q. 3. Mammal for Illinois WIN take
charge Of all wood cot On the ground and forbd any
person removing the same untu The proper damoGG1
bef g az ind an1 neti0s1 - abefain fsu0 aay
troeDaoe w1alseoveA . laUA asgs WI - talEso
$685. = uA,rAxun
DuAens -. - - NSsh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

North half Of lots and 10, in block IS, being 10
feet on Book Island street and 12S feet on Third
street..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

GaIena and Chicago Unisn I
NUMME1 ARRANGRMENr-On and afts
- nesdIy, June i7th, 1857, Passenger trai
leave Wells street Depot 1saly sundays 81
For Yreecor!, GalenA, Dunle.th and 81. d
Passengar aud Mall. Us
tAssehgrr.. s.........ss.......... 10
Passenger migrant and "a class train. IA
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LIN
For Dixon. Fulton Add Central Iowa.
Through FassengcS.. ...............-.....A
90 DO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DeKslb Passenger. ..............
BELOlr AND MADISON BRANCH.
For Bsoit, GAINESVILLE and Macison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and Richmcl
Two shrcugh trains viii leave Central Den
OF Lake street, ~ follows
FOR GALENA. DUNLKIrH AND ST. p,
Daily Sundays excepted l0oOAM s
Ennabling psssengers 70 make . close con
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA h CHICAGO NNloN RArLRf
Leave Freeporf 1880 N, arrive In Chicago Z
Leave Freeport go NJ, arrive In Chicago 8,
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LIN
Leave Fulton 10 A N, arrive In Chicago s;ss
do do 1rm, do do 1913
Leave Deb alb D A n, arrive In Chicago e;2S
bELOIT and MADISON BRANOUs
cave Footviiie 1910 A N, arrivc In Chi. ago 4
Leave Footville 3. 3o n, arrive In Chicago D.
Leave Beioit $50 A n, arrive m Chicago iii
PoX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Egin At g;l9A ", arrive In Chicago n
Leave Elgta at 2;25 2 N. arrive In Ohcaa, a..
"a sensers for all points on the q n q U II
Guiding fulton, Bcioi and MADISON lines.
take the trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with II graf
lines diverging from a icsgs.
Through tickvts can be Sught a. the follow
ces; J Spaulding's corner Lake and ID,
street; NV l. @ RR Ticket Once, 10 IN
street; Mi,higsn southern Ofice, under r
House and Il. The Central and Wells street D
JOHN b. TURNER, Presid.
=. HALL, superintendent.
A. TRIAL, General Ticket Agent.
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= :
NEW YORK.

w oao IN 90 bFoAoWats New York.
IMPORTED WINES. GROCERIES, &c
4. a. w. GEEssY.
2O3 Canal st. d 7l9 Broa dWay, N. Y.
tEsiabii.hed 1sca)
Importers and Dealers In Fret Qualities
FAMILY GROCEkiE,,
OR % iee TRADE HOTELS, PRivAlA rAhILIE
aad AL who 4 cnoic" IN thetr tesfe, aad desire
genuine article, a large yaf.styof
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK SouCHoSG, POUCH
oA,, AiGLlsH BREAKFAST, oCIoNG, IAPE
HAL, HI son, GDEPOW YOUNG; uYsos
a.. IN chests and hail chests, *.
CoFFkB-MD CHA and JAVA
" IAES-A AbtkiES sHEKkIEs PORTS, HOOKS,
Ae, ven Old AM hign grad =, 10 I.ginal packa-
-, deiAuons Inagpuns ana uoilies
BARTON abi q JkSTiths ILARETs
CHAAPAHEhs: Met - thanfon's, Cabine. Imp'l
FeINendy Do. Hed,eic 49,. n. Munm's, do 90,
|ie oN'-bra''ai- =, Ia "a, " 'Aey ON, ArraeS,
Ans!n.he, kirsch, &c, &o., iiI or.s.ta packages
als'r Cufaeao, MsraecAl.o. Anisetle, Nos eau, Bill
ter, &c.
MALI LIeCoRS-Lond9n Brown Stout Scotch and
Eh,il-L ALE3.
Sugars variety Of Choice Branis.
AID FRENCH
: AC0rso-foi f'sA Cure. Game. Meat, &C.
ST!LIOH CBkDDsR ROTbI yrcTo-
Liza, PRINCE albert PARMRsAN GRrY
kkH, SAPShGO DUTCH, and AMERICAN
> GAlts-LOAF, CRUSHED, PCLl Ei.ISkD, 81
:, .oi@ g. ~, r. Ga IL rnd nsll osrrti,
OlLs OLIVE, SPERM ana WHALE
s5"ouf Liz -ors are wArTGnie. uladGIterased &C
u plr Own importation. IApr, IA fIyI
p ARE iEDCCE1EaT TO AGRNrs-ExpEai
tE&CED C@uyas4iag Aespte want.t In all paru
~ the country Tor the "Compf eli"nsive Geography
.ac History, Ancient and Aoaern) Of the whole
ORA, rfOhi the earint ages TO the present time
BY !. o GoonRIcH peter Psriey.) Elegantfy bounc
,nd beautifully illustrated Price So sold only By
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Splendid Lots on the Bluff.

Lots and In block 70, commanding fine view
OF the Mississippi river Rock Island, Fort Armstrong
Railroad Bridge, &c.
For terms &C. apply to
JaLldtf COOK 4 SARGENT.
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Bankers.
MACKLOT 4 CORRIN,
DAVENPORT Iowa.
REFER TO:
xessrs. P. CHouTEAU,jr. & Co., (re v.,.
Cashier AMERICAN ExcHANGE BANK, A'A
Aessrs. lesson & DAHJKN, Bankers, St. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Messrs. r. X. SWIFT, BRO. 4 JOHNSTON, Chicase
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds remitted to
any part 0fthe United States.
Bills efExchange On all the Principal Cities
sfthe United States and Il urepe
II q u q HIT eATD SOLD
- Money RENTED to Europe In Sight HiNs,
which can be cashcd in any town in England, Ire
land, or Wales, in sums 81 and upwards.
Oct 16-dtf.
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FOR SALE,
The LcClairc Dispcnsary.

A ny person wishing to engage in the Drus Rusi.
"A ness, Will nnd rare opportunity BY enquiring
OF Dr.. Va. HILLA,
~ Woire zen osh. lHH VAhadOvkv8v
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NOTICE.
nN and sfter the ID Of January the undsesignsA
~ Bankers In the city Of Davenport, viii open their
ofaces for business 1t O'Clock A. n, and close q
oscaeck =. r until further notice.
COOK SAR6RNT,
MACKLOT : CORBIN,
TALLAAN, POWERS 4 NOLAN.
CHUBB, Bro, BARROW6 co.;
NIOKOLLS, OANPDHLL 4 90.
Nc0RB0OR, LAWD = DLAX1101D.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

N1E have selections OF Government Lsnd IN
w alternate Sections, lying along the line Of
the Pschc AailroAd, for entry at two dollars and
halt per acre.
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