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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

HESr aANcU-STEH. PA Feb /. 1886
SIR: Your GERRY Itcfrt Is prrfortnns marvellous
,ures this II relieved several
ing symptoms Of consumption and j. curing
hts ia rr-i under affection lungs for The
last fjFtv years iEN!.G /. PARKS. Merchant
4. 4. RAN -:Y, VI. p, ALBION VI NEag Co. lowe
writes sept q. 500 pGrnS my practice pf many years
nave found nothing lut To- y"ur GERRY Ic-orJ IL
giving and ret u c5usnptive patients, curing
such cur able
We mi -ht aid W u1e sc evidence, hut the
viucins proof Of the remedy found in
Effects upon tTidl.
Consumption.
Probably no on rene Is has heen knswn which
cured niaav ad IA: -rous eases this. Some
h3mau ii reach tnt to those the c cry
Fec'sro} all r.i- relief ana comfort.
As-o iI,vsE. Nv Yo-E Cry. March s. 1856.
Dr,ToR AYR Lowell: f',I il duty and a pleasure
Inform you what = L tn a mas done nay
wife. She had l.n five months -ierin. und-r the dan
gruus symptoms of Cuii7ura frpm which aid
,oulA prlre gave heru n veiief She steadily fad
ng until Dr. strong OF this city wherc have
recommended Il trai ct yoUT lnrfelpc- "
ais kiHE'ss. do yJuI skiil Il. she has recovered
uI That day. She i not yet strong he used
ie b3f j. free frou her cough. aud calls herself WELL
Yours with gratitude ami regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHEL3YyILLE
Ces-apfs. do despair till you have tried Ayers
tlCt0saL. II is made 10y tl5e medical
he'Tsts in the world and all around bespeak
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

SP%lSGFl ID Mss feb- = $50
BROTHER AYR; sill cl-fhliy eertifS yoHr fecssTai
i. = lest remedy possess the f whcopae
Ga and the chest diseases Of children " of
y0u fraternity in tie SOUTH appreciate your ski, and
Commend yofr nea,icire people.
HIRAM CoNKLIN, II D.
ANiS Ia. ESQ, NpSTrRsT. IA writes 81 jan. 1855:
h9'l ieiiuit- infa'nzL sich confined me IN do
six eks took many medicine wIthout relief: finally
tried soUr tr raj by the advice OF cler The
first dos relieved the ia tl'rtt aud lung
ess than half che hlt- made otpleely well
Your medicines the cheapest II the best
lsy- aE esteem Doctor and your remedies,
d. the ppor mans fiefd."
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14
NEW YEAR AND NEW REGULArIoNs.

Ii persons are hereby notified not To chop hau1
any wood OF any desert tion from of the lands
eeipneig {" Geo Goldtherp All persons owning Teams
will he held rcsIon~ idle Trespass the
OF what they may haul whether il be for fencing
woo Those who have be- cutting TO. fencing build
uested forward settle VI hoat
Law
FURTHER notice. All who raising mineral
tilted not take it from the until IL is weighed
by smetcr and said sn1eter will be held
-ponsiblc Tor all the rent.
GEO GOLDTHoRP
Lost Grove. January !. 1853. a3-tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14
FREIGHT NorIcs-2T. p. II. r

Ii. Freight for ~hi. nent will have TO be delivers
a. tue freight Station by II O'Clock NJ if requiI
70 beshippea the Gay. No Freight receiy
ter o o clock Pm.
24tf JAS WILKINS FREIGHT arenr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

Prepared by Dr.. J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lorell Mass
sI~g - CTs. Box. 1--WE Goxrs ns 81.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

Tax % beauty It cannot exist without ne head al
hair then the follow ing. sud Won ask more see
- h. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

REFUSED TO APPOINT HIM.-We un-
derstand that Judge Weston has re-
fused to appoint Mr.. Thorrington as
Commissioner Of Swamp Lands for this
county. The Judge has been looking
into this matter and has arrived At the
conclusion that there is q "nigger in
the wood-pile." So We thought when
We first heard of his appointment at
the Capitol. What sense is there, We
would inquire, in this county spending
any sum of money to have man sta
toned at Washington to look after our
swamp landsi The prompt action
which our efficient county Judge has
taken IN this matter, will undoubtedly,
be seconded in various portions of the
State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

sassing Iron Chicago. Hi body Is found
bsing recognized BY letter. found unburnt
bsneoth his psrson, and . patent right it,
ned 70 EphEain Doans and William 8.
Farmer.
On third body wss found piece Of c)oth
a which ~ written in indellible ink. The
name Of Evan J. Wstkins. On his breast
vasa brsaatpin With the compass and square
upon it.
The negro Paul. Of Mr.. Wheaton. /. not
dead. - reported. having escaped with little
harm
A plan Of the hotel, with the number and
occupants Of rooms, % far % known. has
been made, and the numbers in the hot 81
are estimated st ssventy-ons or two. OF
these forty-four are now known to have e.
capped unhurt. Or but alightly injured. Nine
otkers ere known 70 have received eerious
some Of them probably fatal injuries. OF thc
eighteen remaining, thirteen are corpses.-
Four or five persons are yet certainly miss
| ing, and very probably more.
An old gentleman known Is Dr.. Lord. Of
| Cincinnati, occupied room No. le. and i,
doubtless among the lost. He leaves ! wife
and son at Cincinnati.
The fire u now known to have originated
in the drug store. The result of the inves-
tigstion into it source will soon be made
public.
The hotel vas completed in January. 1857
and owned BY George B. Field, who val
ned it ct $4,000. It vas leased 70 Dr.
Strader, who opened it in June, in partner
ship with Jacob Lyons.
The Easements were drinking saloons th.
first floor was appropriated . stores; tn,
second story composed the hotet Office. IL
dies parlor, dining room and some sleepins
rooms; while the third floor was divided in
70 dormitories, BY lsth and plaster. Tn,
house would accommodate 100 guests,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
Legislative Proceedings.
SATURDAY, Feb. 2O-9P. n

SATURDAY. Feb. 2O-9P.A
HousE-Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Drake.
Mr.. Lundy rose to q question of privil-
eve. He said that his name appears in the
Citizen Of to-day as signer Of the Protest
introduced by Mr.. Clark. He was not
aware he had been read out of the party.
or incorporated into the Democratic party.
RErosrs or coxnrrrErs.
BY the Judieiary-A bill to amend Sec.
1909 of the Code. which was ordered to its
third reading tomorrow.
Also. bill providing for the construction
OF chute in all dams across all rivers, for
the up passage of fish. with certain amend
ment, which were adopted and the bill or
dsred to its third reading on Monday.
Al'o. bill to legalize certain acts of J. NJ.
Berry. County Judge Of Linn County, and
recommended ito passage. The bill was or
dered to its third reading on Monday.
By the Committee on Federal Relations
Joint Resolutions for Public Buildings at
Muscattne, with q Recommendation for it,
passage Ordered to it, third reading on
Monday.
Also large number Of memorable, Joint
resolutions and petitions, for additional
mail facilities. with substitute which thew
recommended to be passed. The ,ub.ti-
tute was laid on the table.
BY the Committee on Charitable Institu-
tions-A bill for an appropriation Of $780,.
600 to the Insane Asylum, which they rec
commended to be passed.
Also. bill to establish and locate an Az
ylum for the Blind at Vinton, Benton Coun
ty. Referred to the Committee ON Wayu
and Means.
Also, bill to ertablish an Asylum for the
Deaf and Dumb. Referred to committee on
Ways and Meana
BY the Committee on Banks-A hill Ia
prevent Bauks from receiving and cirsula.
ting toreigno Bank bills Of less denomination
than than Is 90. Referred to committe. a
the whole.
BY Select Committee-A bin in relation
to the Mechanic Mutual Aid Association O,
/ Iowa City. allowing them to use lands fol
other than educational purpossA Referred
to committee on Judiciary.
~ Committee on Conference relative q
difsrsncss between the senate and Hous,
on the bill fixing the terms Of court in the
- 5adisiAl dissriak-Tas ssanitsss rspsrl
tAas Ne G1sesases AAd bssA Aasa eoleed -.
The sepeet woA ~ Q - 1nAaA
~ oeennea1 pseo1nl>o ~ ht>Vn d
$50 sssA 49, ssss"4Ns xseAsa sissts 1fsf-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

L must b. admitted that . close in
veseiGatiou Of our present condition ID
not cslculated to inspire confidence,
- 4 ~ would maintain repatation
81 solvsacy il i time that We commen-
ed taking the preliminary stePs to that
sad.
Our present condition must be rem.
edied before the return Of the usual
season Of immigration, or permanent
sta4uation may b the result
Shinplastsrs and the irredecmable
hsues Of banks whose location and Ne
oousible existence are not with Ger
tsinty known to us, constitute our only
currency and every dollar OF the
amount Of our daily business transac-
tons i subjected to direct tariff OF
not leas than ten per cent.
6hinplasten and irrcdcemable cur
rsncy must be discouraged, and the
issuess must be brought under the in
Ausnce Of public opinion, if not of Legal
action.
Will the Gazette explain what was
Intended when it said that, "SHlN
PLA6TERS AND IRREDEEMABLE
CURRENCY MUST BE DISCOUR
AGED, AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BE BROUGHT UNDER THE IN
FLURNCE OF PUBLIC OPINION
If NOT OF LEGAL ACTION!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

NJ - fsssss ya1esa upon shs Jours
nal Of this House on the 17th inst,
where il il asserted in such Protest
thst Coagrsas have the right TO 50 bs-
hind the Constitution presented By TIE
people Of . new state applying for 3D.
mission into the Union, II such consti-
tution had been formed by . convsn-
ton called together for that purpose
by the people in their legislative CO
pacity, and subsequently elected BY
them in accordance with such Legisla-
tive enactment. If the people are
sovereign they have . right to exercise
their sovereignty to the same extent
and for the same purposes BY agents
selected BY themselves for that purpose
a they have in their Individual and
collective capacity; and it il not for
this House or for Congress to inquire
Nv which means they have expressed
their will in the formation of their
fundamental law, nor has the Federal
Constitution contemplated that State
shall be kept out Of the Union merely
because Of the manner in which the
people may have adopted the funda-
mental law by which they proposed to
be governed.
4. The undersigned further protest
against that portion of the resolutions
adopted by this House, which condemn
the President Of the United States be-
cause he advised the admission of Kan
sas into the Union under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, because in recogni-
zing in the people Of Kansas the right
to regulate their domestic affairs in
their own way the President of the
United States did but respect and &C
knowledge the great fundamental prin-
ciple of political sovereignty a. inner.
ent in the people and having, as he
alleged, sufficient evidence before him
Of the legality Of the proceedings by
which the Lecompton Constitution wal
made the fundamental law of Kansas
and having no legal evidence to the
contrary, be was bound by every con
sideration of duty, by sacred regard
for the rights Of the people Of Kansas
and the peace, happiness and we'll be-
ing Of the people Of the United States
to advise and recommend the admis-
sion of Kansas into the Union.
The undersigned protestants believ
ing that they had no right to trave
beyond the record of the proceeding
against which they protest, express nc
opinion upon the effect that the sub
mission Of the Lecompton Constitution
to the vote Of the people Of Kansas, OF
the 4th of January last should have il
determining the admission Of Kansa'
into the Union under that Constitu
ton.
For the reasons above severally se,
forth, and because of the injurious ef
feet which the resolutions adopted by
the House are calculated to produce ir
depriving the people Of Kansas Of thei1
rights as American citizens, and in pro
claiming to the people Of the United
States, doctri0es which we believe tc
be fundamentally erroneous, we here
by enter our solemn protest, agains
the adoption OF these resolutions, ane
against the doctrines referred to in tn,
Protest, signed by % members Of thi
House on the 18th inst.
u. A. MAHONY,
THEOPHILUS CRAWFORD,
SAMUEL H CASADY,
T. X. GUIBERSON,
SQUIRE AYERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
DRY GOODS.

BURROWS Z PRETTYMAN,
TsrWarling ard Csnnlssisn
orohantS.
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And wholesale and Retail dealers In
ID n q q . ID -
QUHHlBWARH, GROCERIES, BOOTS AN
00OHo, HATA CAPA CLOTHING.
9ALT. 90.
Having ample room for storage. We shall pay % !.
tic1az attention 70 ReoeivtnS, 6toring end yorwar
ing any Goods CONSIGNED to cur care.
Gosh paid 1T all tjases for Pro.
0osCe.
Yroht Dtrset, DAvKNPORT, IOWA.
Davenport steam FIGURING Mills,
WM b kept IN constant operation, and Farmers are
Informed that Ve pay at oil times IN Cash the high
ct pstoo for wheel. y1our always on hand
Oce. l7-dAvu BURROWS 4 PkxrTfMAR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

q Davenport township, either % rent the County
Ssrm for ono year from March l. 1858, aaA boarf the
paupefs for % much per week. Or to take charge Of
for one year o. salasY. II the laser. mao oeaaa-
ny With team u preferred
sealed psoposals n writing may b handed In TO
the Post ODcs Brady street, % OF before the 25th
day Of February, 1855,
~ order o. he Doad OF Trustees.
NV. 0OI301U, rd3
an1o1td Olerk3of Davenport ToUnoh1D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
WE VS. DEPOT.
SECOND o.. 0rPosffB Ii CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKSl
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS.
HAIR OILS. sYsps,
IaAsessss. Hs1s q N h,,As,
A ND . greet vssiety Of othse thinss, such = u
"a only ksps y Bod Stores.
LSO:
M A G "A ZIN e .!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
o. ~ Y. 80. popular kinds. TAs following ~.
MA g AIN ES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
1mersoa's Z Pstaam'o New Monthly,
peternon. KAickorboeke4, Household Words,
n:ekvood, PRANK Lesie's Eey Family n.sasine,
0o0thly Part, Lesltess Ill. Monthly Part.
| waverly Monthly. Novelette, Monthly.
Niek Max, Yankee Notions.
| Working Farmer.
Hunts Herchant's Nag, water Cure Journal.
| Dtnemose's B. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Appletoa's = p. Guide, 1dinburg do do
Rnrenoaosical Journal, NorthBritish do DO
| Wees Minister Review and London PANTY Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Tribune, Times.
| Bay Book Sunday Dispatch,
NJ. Ledses, y. 7. NescsSy, Oiippes,
u HTo..,, De; Ss1 .ns: 1o%s Journal.
a:s2:r. Wy. H. Asss's, ", spirit q the Fumes,
1ester'e Sperit, Scientific American,
i'isa Hsws. Spiritual Tslssraph.
lEisn H9esicea, Police Gazette,
ossrie. ..a inquirer. ' A.
Jearnal Of Finance an6:. Ihompson's Reporter.
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
True Flag,
American Union,
| Waverly Mas, PsrloF Oasket.
Klas Of eur Union, Yankee P1tvateey,
knoe, oalloa's Pictorial, and American Traveller
Fna nsai.. HcwspePsr s.d saturday svenins Pest
"ss..soo n 1 IA baltimore American,
0lnclnnsH Times, and
O00mogolAl.
Davsupo9t 0asetts,
DenooTat, and
News, and
| Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch.
! London weekly Times,
| London illustrated News.
oebccsipsioas received 1us the above on The nost
liberal terms By H. Aooth, Quarter, or Year.
Sssscvtbs Asrs nd ssss yosw Posssos.
| &H. STARR.
o0sloW Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
Notice.

VI/HRRDAS, on the 26th day Of August last s,u.
w cics OF Co-partnership were execuxd BY the
under signed, contemplating the establish meut of
gene d Banking and Exchange bushes In ~ city Of
d NEWPORT, under the name snd styie Of NieeolIs g
Sherman" ct . fufnYs time therein named to n !:
On TIE lst Of Off,, $3.50 and 49, M
WDgA8AS, said usness was not fully entered -,
% - contsapleeed new notice 10 hereby givso IA
soid artsclee e re-Darsnegahip AAys 49, eaa1u13
I'd a.esllee y ~ yestleei ~ - isaooe U1ol
- 49, - : 90. !. no8ooa1, J
i ~. ,. Dtsase, AllssfsSs ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
W. Z. CHILDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEsNE.VT kOOEZ.V'G!!


WE, the UNDERSIGNED. are prepared to contract
w and put on at the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d. Water Pyoof Cement Roofing
II being the only article yet invented that will sue
ccssuy resist the action OF the atmosphere IN every
climate. 1t perfectly fire and water proof and In
point OF durability believe 1t Ii equal IL not supe-
rior, TO any metallic roofing We can put II on over
old tin, tar ron or shnge roofs, Il making no dif-
terence how Hat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing warranted to prove above represented.
We Will put 1t on for S. 90 Psr square, 40 feet
squAre.) We will apey IL upon tin and iron roofs fr
~ 90 per square, being account Of Its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who are building and those who With
their roof repaired TO call at ONCE opposite the
leCiaire J0se, Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam
pies, and satisfy themselves. regard to the DURABLE
lily and practicabiiity of this roofing.
N: B.-We are prepared TO fill orders for our Ce.
ment TO fhose residing At distance, with printed di
J.ByAN BERGEN 1. Ba0.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ear. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
NJ Samuel ogden, No 42a Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No GO Fourth street.
MT George Carlisle Pfesident Of the Lafayette hank
DR. John Law, Agent Of Royal Ins o.. Lsndoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilto Co., Dry Goods dealers, Oh
street.
ischel and Rammelsbers, Furniture Mans an
dealers 4th street.
iles 6reenvoOd, Esq.
r II Hinkie.
DAVENPORT
Geo l. Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goat. Pstchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City Giegk,
Geo II Parker,
CLINE Painter
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
ysmme, Donelly L Lea, Davenport Iron Wesk
Ri Adams
Hakes Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND.
- asyes.
l. MI chel, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis Weber, Postnastsv.
CHICAGO
g 8 Hubbard, Aetna Insursaee,
g Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
X srs, Wood b Co.,, Dsdotsad Hsaahctn1Ag -, -.
line.
Rexnor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry wisnsr. wholesale .0rscssy 6salse lsws
City.
uAy2adu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
1OtAb1101ooC1 18A0
BURROWS &PRETTYMAN.

Foreign and DOnsestjc DrA
0OOds, Boots and Shoes,
AOts and Caps, Cloth
ing, etc.,
WOULD invite the attention Of purchasers
w their large and varied assortment. We 70
now openiLg our Fail and Winter stock, suitable foI
the wants Of this community We do y IT profess 70
underseil OUT neighoors, but oGer1. d Goods III
reasonable, tot.s. We have aov on Land one -
eortment Of
DR1 00 GooD0S
consisting Of
0llks, MeFinos, Pasamastas, valencieuncs,
k1stres, DeLoines, &C., Shawls and
Mantillos In great variety.
Cloths, Oassimeres, vestings, Ready Made Clcthin
andWoollen Goods Of ell kinds suitable for the CON-
ing season. Yankee Notions, Rubber Goods, Cs-r
psss. on Cloths. window Shades Groceries CroekeTy
aAA Uo1dvAro.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
Fer Sale.

HON1 hundred and twenty Duilding loes IN 4,
SAAditaoa 70 u town Of Port Dyreo.
1Aese lots are ELIGIBLE and handsonneiy situated a
- eenk q ~ 4sssippi. 1Asy MI b su1 q rea-
to0ablo 3erMs.
1or particulars inquire u Hsssrs. Durfse, Pratt
~. toIt Yyr00 OhaFles ]. AO0ere, Ia, LaOla1so
0oSbin = Dow nsvsnport, Of q ths subscriher.
JAwDO NAY
n he subscriber has numbsriess desirahle -
go laad IN and near the cities Of Dovsnpogt ~
LoOlaare. amp neoI ~ town Of Port Dyron ~ -
V1hsea 70 cell rOctlG4a1 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
01dsS this heoo linitsd uumbsro spoclaa notes
vil b inserted q ~ osa1s PR lne See eacA inca


zk----------------
e eonnr 70 , LoA y, si Low "a. USUAL
q Alnss Sxeei, skesI. Gictolls' Nock f1ebsdtf
- We have some vely desiFabe lots selected
terms &C. made known, upon applications 70 PAR
K1R, EOWARDS 4 1AL1A01, No. 10 Orr's Haock
April aS.dtf.
oDOANAMGAs LAND 0O.-rhts oompanx
v nov rsady 70 sell lots In IT. Addition
most desirable business and residence lots about thu
6ouIhhing town. Any Information concerning the
esms can b obtained ~ calling On 0DO. b. PAR
K41. 1ea:. No. 10 0rr's Boca.
49, WHITE T1DrH, PIR1Un1D 01EATa
W and Beautiful Complexion can be acquired
- using the "Balm Of Thousand FloWen." What
lady Or gentleman would remain under the curse Of
disagTeeable breath, when By using " Balm Of Q
1housand Flowers" - . dentiffice would not ONLY
render 1t sweet but leave the teeth white - alabas-
teri Many person. DO not know their breath II bad
end The subject y 30 delicate their friends win never
@entionn bewsre Of Countelfeits. Be sure each
bottle 10 signed FB11ID0D 4 o., n. 7. FOR sale
b oil druggists.
"W0oDLAuD O1eAH."-A Pomade for beauty.
ing the Hair-hishly peEfuned, superior to any
French article imported, and for half tho price, FOR
crossing Ladies' lair It has no equal, givingit .
HAIR 70 curl IN the most natural manner Il removes
Dandru6, always giving the HAIR the appearances Of
being fresh Ghampeoned. Price, only nfty cents
None genuine unless signsd
!ERrDGR I 90. !.
Propftetors u the "Balm .es Thousand Flowers"
For sale By TAYLol 4 DALLoAD, No 10 LsUlair
bow. Sole agents for Davenport.
July93d&WSm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
DNSsJk Of HOre,eces

1AORANV1S AhD01k
GEO. = oAasEHT. Pras't. IN. RA1REn, o. b
THe uDdsrsisnsd peopsistors q sAs nank .
= Horsoce, Meorsska, are ~ TIE pre-
selooe O. ~ Charter, Individually reasonable
sof ~ its Issues, and win redeem tho Notss Of e.
sisuseo0, eelts counter u ~ city Of Yloreuce
CON- AM teitAetefth9l1 1anktng Housas, IN ri
- COOK Z sAlGUl1, Devnpersl
COOK. oA10nN9 Z DOWN1Y. Iowa Oify &lovs
COOK, 0AA0nu9 & HA1Ki1. HorencS n shr.,k.
July TIL l0oo-dtl