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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the
~ residence Of Francis Hohmann, in Brookvifis,
until ~ o'clock noon, on Monday June 2lst, 1858,
for furnishing material for constructing foundation,
for doing the brick work, for doing the wood
work, for plastering and for painting the Catholic
Church 70 be built az Brooksille. Specifications
can be seen at the residence Of Mr.. Holman In
BrookrilIe. II. II. ScHRICHTE,l
NJ. scHRUNK,
II. H0HMANN, p-n..-r
A. FELSZ, Ds'"'nt ooin~
J. SCHNEIDER,
AUGUSTUS ANEUs,
june ll-2w.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02
DIsTILLERY

| once before noticed our perfume
shop, alias distillery. and now l have TO
record the suspcnding of its operations.
The owner Of the establishment has fail
ed to the amount of $4,000, and the
concern" now rests from its labors, and
is under execution. Such is almost, il
not quito, universally the fate of whisky
makers. OF course but little sympathy
is felt for the loser in this case, though
he appears to be clever man.
Who ever knew distiIer to be rich
long? In consequence of the suspcn.
sion ofthat establishment, u great many
men are thrown out Of employment
and just now "a large number of men
have nothing to do but TO fish, which is
hot work, and poor pay.
We have u great many carpenters
here who have had but little to do thi,
summer, and there is but little prospect
Of work for them for sometime yet. =
There is but little business doing here
now
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

CINCINNATI, June 18th, 1853.
Mn. EDIToR:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-17
PATENT MEDICINES.
CHOICE LIQUORS

y fhyslciaBs' prescriptions and family recins
eomPounded by an experienced apothecary, al an
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-17
C;0aas6ille ElaiIn gournal.

Printed and Published by
p. y.CARLIIE. '. TITAYER. JNo. H. N 'NEELY .
Under the name Of the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-17

"a LIS Il HONES have some OLD BOURBON
"a WHISKY and FINE BRANDY, in hotties, for
The complaints of the season, for the benefit OF their
friends Those wanting good article will call at
JyzeJ ALLlS H0WES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

sures integrity in the Gale Of meats,
and brings the vendors Of meat under
. set Of we'll established rules 90 - to
furnish ample redress when purchasers
are imposed upon.
A public market upon the levee, is
accessible TO the entire business center
ofthe city. Ordes left for meat can
be filed and meats taken to the houses
Of purchasers, without any loss of time
by the latter. The public have deep
interest in this case. There is a feel
ing abroad against the present markets,
and in favor Of private markets more
because the present markets are out Of
the business centers, and inconvenient
Of access, than from any other cause.
All cities have found it necessary at
some time to establish public markets,
in order to bring under strict survilli-
snce the sale Of SO important an article
of food a. meat. We understand that
an effort will be made to have the city
recognize the two market houses as
public markets and to rent the stalls.
This can only be done by the entire
surrender Of the monopoly by the pres
ent owners, leaving it optional with
the city to erect other public markets
at its pleasure.
We congr1 me public in secur-
ing decision = |c vexed question
and we now hope that provisions will
be made for well regulated public
markets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28


The Supreme Court of the State, by
. majority Of its Judges, have render
ed . decision in the case of the City
". A. P. l. d. Celley, which declares
tho two market houses erected BY LIE
Claire and Davenport to be private
markets, and therefore the attempt to
force meat venders into their markets
IL unconstitutional and illegal. The
STATE Democrat always opposed the
private meat market monopoly, and
asserted that the ordinacs giving this
monopoly was illegal. There il no
M doubt but that the city would have
: right 70 establish public markets, the
manatodlsat of which should be under
~ control Of our city. A great cen
~ bity mAlalt erected on our pabiis
ll1k totxp1e pssdy end Nainssssss
- IN Glga lehlis eesvsaisssa
: ~ Istks'nsss ssessssssf
= 6eu1l ~ ~ ~ q,
s''stlE;' 1s,|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
A School Girl Married at Aberdeen against
her Will.

A younglady was married by the black
smith at Aberdeen, a few days since,
against her will. She is an orphan
only thirteen or fourteen years of age,
and lived with her guardian, not far
from Paris, Ky. She was heir to a
few thousands, and for this a man past
middle age, the brother of her guard
ian's wife, undertook to secure her by
marriage. He took her to Maysville,
KY, on the pretextof doing some shop
ping. The Maysville Express gives
the following account Of the wedding:
lie proposed that they should go
out in town to make their purchases.
He took her to the ferry boat, and
when she asked him if that was the
way to the stores, he told her it was, as
all the best stores we're on the other
side Of the river. In Aberdeen, she
says, some "little old man" asked them
to stand up and join hands," which
che refused to. do (; nevertheless, he
pronounced them "man and wife,
On their return to the hotel, at the in
stance of the man, who registered their
names as gentleman and lady, they
were placed in one room together
Her screams, on his attempting to take
some privileges with her, brought to
her aid some of the attaches Of the
hotel, who listened to her earnest de-
NAL of their marriage and to her plead
ings for protection, and placed her
in a seperate room. At her instance,
she was the next day friday sent to
a relatives in another county where
she said she would be protected, while
the gentleman went on q boat down
the river.
The parties are all respectable, and
the affair is certainly q very singular
one. We have omitted the names un-
til we have an opportunity to investi-
gate the matter further.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
500 Crates Of CFOckcFy.
WhOLesHle U1e6 RetD1l.

HAVE in store snd.for sale tho .lsrsest stock u
L Goods In this line, In the State. Ny stock COZ
sists Of all the vseties OF CAinG, Gi0ss cad Eases.
On Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver rlstsd
ssd Britannia ware. Bohemian Belgium and Amer.
lean Glassware Solar and Yuid Lamps, Chsndeliefss
0ifandoles, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and 6ietee.
Looking Glasses and l. ,oking Class plates, end ~
other articles usually kept in this line.
CPock0gy-Oonsistso Of upwards VI 800 crates al
casks imported direct from the poatsrtee N Liverpool
which enables - 70 sell my goods - per cent leso
than any other dealer IN the market.
PFeDch Po1ceAln.-I have just received vsry
large stock Of white and gold band China direct nom
Limoges. France ny arrange Dent with The manu-.
foctusers ore such that receive Dooe but the bsss
grade a goods Of ID. latest m0ss approved sves
Gold band and decorated tee $50 80 worth nom
eight 70 tv'ntynve dollars, dinner est0 and cher
articles At oil prices.
Nilvsv Plase1 WsRe.-l hsvs JUst received
very large stoek Of Plated goods d Rogers. smith
Oo's maks. All goods are warranted - b. pla4s1 -
the best quality Of white metal wAiaA 60 With din.
Guilty b. dAtio guishs1 from silver.
Leehing 0lssees.-I Aave larger quantity
than hos ever bsfo9e besn o0We1 ~ eale b tA1D
psacs. Knives, forts an6 vaates ~ svesy qUalllv
Ind sise. In fset sveSytAing agDsStGln1nD = ~
lins - b1einss AnODs - ~ salling . He u -
0lairo Dlock.
0ayo14WV Q. !. VuuI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

WONDERFUL LoNGEvnY.-We record the
most wonderful case Of longevity that has
come to our notice. On the morning of Sun
day. the Sd inst, there died in East Cor.
inth, in this county, maiden lady named
Edger'y, whose age, AS shown by the writ
ten record. was one hundred and seventeen
years. It is said that she Was i've years
old when the record was made, 90 that her
real sge 10 one hundred and tsensv-ssso
years. So perfectly retained he faculties
until within two years her eyesight being
clear enough to enable her to thread a
needle ~ readily - any young person. She
vas born on Cape Cod in l7se.-Banqoy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

Masonic OuRloarr.-A rev days ago M.
q Blsekburn Of Covingtos, KY, found IN !
sack Of Rio coffee . copper medal. beerine
upon one side the rspeeesntaaioa Of the tsnf
Of . Knighs Tsmplar, surmounted With tie
9swn aod eross. aad surrounded with the
ueetes. IN hoe dene vinssAs On The -.
Sesee = . vsaet4 ~ suah4 80 Aas
eesAsoa0pe1 eveP " npnhe "a Thsge
nstee q ~ ~ bstths Dedal has
" 's ! =; ! Il M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

Aes go "s~es = ssev 49,
VIM. b. Parsons, Of Lawrence, who
went out to Pixies Peak IL June, has
just returned after thorough explora-
ton Of the gold region. At Pixies
Peak, he says, there is not particle
Of gold, but on the South Platte small
quantities have been found. Of this
locality he writes As follows to the st.
Louis Democrat
No work has yet been done-no
claims to any extent have been made
the time has been spent in prospect
ing with pans--a half day here, and
a half day there. No man has found
piece weighing "twenty three ounces"
or one ounce, or Ito my knowledge
one pennyweight. No man has made
zone hundred" or "fifty," or twenty"
dollars per day. ITO the best Of my
knowledge, information and belief" no
man made sixteen dollars in one day.
The men who were there when l left
were working with pans, carried their
dirt from four to seventy rods, and
made from s., 80 to $500 per day.
The better way for your readers to
Judge of the yield Of the mines, is to
know the prospect Of the PAN" /
have seen $3.50 in single pan few
times-4O to 60 cents frequently, and
hardly ever less than eight or ten cents.
Californians will tell you that with
three cents to the painful they can
make good wages. The Californians
in our party say, that when they get
sluices arranged they can make every
day they work sl5. There then, you
have the whole story. Unless some
"diggirgs" have been discovered since
September 90, you can put down all
reports of wages higher than $40 as
extravagant, and receive them with
little grain Of allowance" Ifyour read
ers are satisfied with any wages under
that sum let them 60 there, and they
will make it. There is room enough
for twenty thousand mining claims.
The gold is all "wash gold" and is, in
the opinion Of our wiscsst heads in the
mountains, but the beginning of next
years discoveries. Every man there
that has any experience IN mining is
satisfied with the prospect for next
season, and some of them extremely
enthusiastic.
From the Topeka Tribune Of Octo-
Der l4th, we have more intelligence
from the gold diggings, that is as favor
able as any yet received, and Of such
character as to command full credance.
The letter is addressed to a Mr.. Hast
ings, by his son, who went out to the
Peak about the middle of July. He
says: ,
"After an unsuccessful search of six
days for gold, our company divided
into two parties, myself and five others
in one company. On the second day
after prospecting, We found indications
of gold sufficient to induce US to 90 to
work. We accordingly went to dig
ging each in his own way, as no one
was used to the business; but consid-
ering the circumstance that we were
obliged to carry the dirt for washing,
were well satisfied with the first three
days work, which, by the best means
we had Of Judging, yielded about nine
dollars per day to each man. Since
that time, each man has been working
ION his own hook l have averaged
about fifteen dollars per day, the last
two weeks.
; "The climate is very healthy. have
heard of no sickness since coming here,
although the comforts oflite are some
what limited.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

The late dog-6ght between Morrissy
and Heenan has created great excitement In
aney circles. and thsrs il more brutality
In prospect Hsenan has challenged Nor
fiscy for $4,000 sids, and Tom Hysr an
noansss hts intsatien 70 fight Aorriny.
! Col. Loelridgs has given up HE pro.
!ese g 9 Alhbnstsrins ipvadoa Of Nsxisa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
Fer Sale,

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots In %
~ Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated On
she bank Of the Mississippi. They vii be sold req
tonable 1erms.
For particulars inquire Of Hessrs Durfee, Pratt D
Co.. Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, $50, LeOaiEs,
JANIS NAY.
n Tho subscriber has numberlcss desirable pie
ceof land In and near the cities Of Davenport and
LeOlaire amp near the town Of Port Byron, that b.
Vlhses 70 soil: COct16tfl NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
TIE POETRY OF PaYSIO.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

TIE POBTaY OF P4YSIo.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THERE goes Q man. mark we'll his face,
How dsrt and sallow Il its hue,
HIS lately flashing eye how dmmed,
His pace how sluggish II Is too.
II needs no words Of mine to tell
The psngs he is suffering to-day,
The shooting pains that ack his brain,
Which naught bat pills Will drive away.
Behind him wallis with head erect,
With sIowi. cheeks and sparkling eyes,
A friend " no yesterday, lise him,
Spoke nsught but woes IN sroans and signs.
Know ye the p wer that hath subdued,
And scattered ali his DR. sdful illt;
Hear ye afiiicted sons OF men
"Twss HsRRIcK's SUGAR OoATsD PILLS"
r1rHerriks P ills and Kid Plasters are sold eve
rywheHe.
Bee advertisement on 81 page.
ADVERTISERS TAKE HsTIcs.-The Once OF Thu
Times will be at No. g. Metropolitan Block, instead
of being IN Nichols, Block, - heretofore stated.
aug31
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

- SILVER Rlaaaoe. - 3
W 3 -. Xs s, ~ =: 'lss = - e =
11ENnn tLA1lse n0111H01.
e1aka si1IR a1lHl1'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
NEW HSTADLlSUME1T.
EANeCT DYE MOU0R.

N olAUp1ED vould respectfully as0e1 ~ -
il ioonD q DovaDeSs, 116k lalan1 ~ v14n1o
oAa1 - has taken hs1ss .
4HInD q. M. 1aADY AM 1111Y,
n mavnmvoge. - peeeooos = ~ IaAlae -
oes5SS - . 6sSss - 6s9 It, o.
SkewiA ~, 01111a. - $780, 49, -
. - - = - = - ts1csa 49,
sSxss o,oon ouassaa, assAas
;ic - Gsf11s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
Wigs and TOuDees.

- + WOULD respectfully an
* :. X i nouncs TO the people OF Ds-
~ Y ~ venport and vicinity that am
1>N Z now prepared to furnish ladies
- NAnmf=And gentlemen with
" WIGS AND TOPICS.
"A - also that have constantly on
40 = hand
- 3BN HAIR DYES
4 4S1o&svYN from all the principal msnufac-
&tuTers In the Unite1 States.
A//,IAtHpHtZ1fN JOHN q. WARWICK,
Corne Of Brady and ID streets, Nichols Block,
eep9o-dIy Davenport, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

DsUelIt1sg TO Let.
WELL. FINISHED HOUSE with 8 rooms, we'll
n and cistern, wood house, &C., 30. Situation
n Hads' Row. Apply to
T. O. HADS.
serl7 at tho I<Claire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
Davenport Commercial College,

USVCnPVIC OVMmCI CSSl OVllO6CS
Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCoR PORATBD IN 1859.
The emily Permanently Located CONNER.
cial College in Iowa.
-DIRsCrORs.-
Hon q Sargent, ZB bowers, Esq,
Js0 Cook, Esq, Nv Wiley, Esq,
is Ss D:, ssd. E.q, e c1,ss. s:q
Jno N Cannon, ESQ. JDPatton, nq.
Aacklot, ksq, Doct Adler,
g Davenport, Esq, Rev Mason,
A Barrow, Esq Jno Johns, Esq.
Jos LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
W H PRATT, Prot. OF Penmanship.
L BuRwELL, Prof. Of Mathematics.
FREDK. ScHRAAo, Prof. Of Architectural and Orna-
SuYDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Penmanship and
Book Keeping.
-LEcTURRRs.-
Shorty, Esq.,, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
In the unity, aud wthal DESTROYS Of maintain
ing reputation FOR candor and reasonab.eness, We
do not deem necessary TO pursue the often
taken by Commercial Colleges and esp cialy By those
which are only temporarily established and designed
to make q great blow for . few months and then
"mOve on" to some place. namely, to claim su-
periorty over the whole world, II there were no
such thinga writer's accountants, teachers and ex-
perenced business men, out Of the select circle In
their own school room; we. therefore, as heretofore,
make no exaggerated sta ,emonts, promise nothing
we are not prepared to PERFORM advertise teach
ers not actually engaged, and make claims We can.
not substantiate.
TIKI BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets Of books in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce, including Wholesale and Re.
tall Individual, Partnership, Joint Stock, and Com
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
sioD, Railroad, Steamboat Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
Brokerage and Exchange (two complet practical
f0rms), end in BANKING the most complete and 0D-
proceed knOton system, and superior 70 any other
taught in the West. The course in
PENMANsHIF
Is under the charge Of Mr.. W. H. Pratt who received
the premium for Penmsnship and Gard Whiting At
the last State Fair, and ~ho defes oH COM petition
IN Plain or Ornamental PenaGnship. Pea Sketch
ing. F9ourishiMg, Card Writing, or teaching those
branches.
He is assisted by Hr. J. N. Guydam, who has few
equals % practical or ornamental penman, or %
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
and the complete system OF
PHONOG8APHY.
also taught by competent instructors.
R0oHs-In Grisgs' Block, corner Of Third and Per.
~ Streets one block from the Post Once. the room
formerly known = 'Griggs' HAIL." with the adjon-
Ing rooms, we'll lighted, we'll ventilated and forming
BY far the most convenient, commodious add best
adapted situation for the purpose In the city.
Open ct al hours from A NJ till 9PM.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.,
large and we'll furnished room, entirely sepG-
rate from the Gentlemen's department. 10 provid ID
for the use OF Lady students exclusively.
0eBor further particulars cali ct the rooms or
'n susss y. q Z F F9f7z, Principals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
For Rent.

i Dillon T. Lndley, opposite Cook 4 Ssrgent's
Bank.
Rnouire OF N KuHvEu, Tobaccopist. CDec2Su
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
REAL ESTATE.

". Z. BARBER, s.w. BARBER.
Attorney q Law. Notary Public,
PhnsdslpAis. Davenport.
w. e. BARRIER & Co..
NO. 3, NICKOLL's Dl0Cx,
DAvEHPonT, iowa,
Have opsneds
Branch Office
A. Ne. -. SOUTH THIRD ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
T'H1Y HAvR FACILITIES At their Bs,tern o.
and STATE Bonds. selling WEsfERu LANDe collect
Ing claims against izsURAnoD COMPAnIEa and 9TH
Or Western business.
0entlemen visiting Phiadelphis are invited to call
at their ONCE, where Western Paps1 may b. seen
and the latest Information from the West obtained.
At their Once In Davenport
Will be ioound a supply Of LAID ,wARnAxrs,
guaranteed TO be perfect.
list OF choice lands in Iowa Minnesota and Mis-.
souri,, IMPROVED Farms in Scott County; Pins,
cents per acre In Missouri.
Land Warrants located on tracts ACTUALLY INT
sPDC7sD.
=; . B: oG meg ESQ rhilad's Bank: Paiisd'.
CD. Coleman. Esq Nech's Bank, baltimore.
P. Gibson, 1sq,. Bank Of Baltimore.
Asssrs Cook Sargent, Davenport
% Allen Clark.
g. Hsger. Eco, Farmers Rank. Lancaster, Pa.
M Hushes, $50. Bank Of Missouri. 81 Louis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

UoAmks! Blamks!!
Warfantee Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust.
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds,
Chsttsl Nortgagss,
Attachment Bonds,
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notioes.
Justioss' Blanks,
8hor1m Blanks,
Confessions Of JUDGMENT.
Conssables' Bianks,
Replevm Bonds,
Ana others tao nsneross y nseasen, q The
STATE DE n &C = AT ORFIOB,
Pvtntsd 10 the ssst style posaihss.
|" The POETRY or PnYMo.-
PILLSl PIxLSl PlLLSi
sHossah FIR tie Sugar-Coessd Hnle" ID ~ cry
That Snss tAro't the earth and REBOUNDS tATo' tAev
1hese ave the Rins
70 Danish all me,
Ara ~ Aeseeet attacks Of diseose 70 dsfyt
PIZLEl PxLLSI PXkSi
IAfs Is eaaarsct's rear o. ~ vildtsaussVs van
.sTAsss ass ~ yuls
\ ~. % u. $685. 49, s = 70 81 s.a. Aar
PXLLN PZzkSI PxxkS!
= yeoD ~ aDss1, w1sn ~ sasth's G1ay Vim ~
80 IAyQeee VII plaee q Mr. Dseae $3.50
6vssS N11neAe6A ~ yea1eelal tuAA.
I ~ slnl = s5Sa ~ n. .s,ea
.Aase.ss : q - E d 49, a1slAw
III !::'| ! ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

HAIR RESTORATIvB.-wea ere pleased 70 be abfs
record the satisfaction Of patrons, after trial
u IN article advertised In our columns. We have
the satisfaction to know several Of re.ders who
have used Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and pro-
uounced 1t TO be just What the sdver tisement says
70. We have several personal sc9uantsnces, too,
who wee gray hsaded-they have tried 1t. and now
their hair is restored to it, original color and they
willingly add their testimony to It's efficacy ard Will
give further Information to others desiring 1t. This
speaks well for the article and advise all who do
not wish 70 appear grayhea;ed, to use Woods Hair
Western Patriot.
Sold by oil good Druggists.
Almsst everybody has heard Of Aann's ARue Bal
sam. the attention Of our numerous readers Is di.
rected to the advertisement found Is another column
Of this paper, Of the high estimation that placed
upon this, the 0rsasest Sensedy knOmn to modern
sctence. We have never known any other medicine
win ~ large share Of public confidence in SO short
time o this has done, II we may be allowed to
judge by what we read but this should be sufficient
particularly when We see such testimonials comiag
from men Of undoubled verscity from al parts Of the
country. There be doubt but that II u one Of
the greatest discoveries In the med cal world and de-
serves tho appreciation and esteem Of our readers
and the public. sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GrOces. ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New style. Price $50.
495 BROADWAY, n. Y.

These Asehints sew from two pools, and form
Of usequsbsd strenst1, bes uy and 81 astifity
hch will rp esen II every fourth stlteh be cut
1hsy are urquestionsby the best In the market fol
family use.
urBEND FOR 4 CInOULAH>G
&c. Washbusnes Agent
oc9G-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
For Sale or Lease.

V1WlNTY-THREEe eligible Building Lots, situated
i Harrison, Third, Ripley and Blondesoe streets
will be cold or leased reasonable TERMS tor PAT.
:iculArs enquire Of OoRBIN 1 Dow. or
fanRdtfl AMU0A NAV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
Fer Sale or Lease.

NOUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. fos
z particulars enquire Of OoRBIn d Dow, or
fAu0l4dtN JAMS NAT.
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