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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

THE Summer Session o. this Institution common
i ce5 on Monday, Maj Sd, Sos. Tn location Of
this Instltuti.n for general heathfuiLes purity OF
moral atmosphere, submiy and beauty OF sceLe y,
Is not &C He'd IL IL y ough, by that any similar
In tuition in this nation. The building ,ubstau-
tin. BRICK edtce, situated on BEAUTIFUL em.nence,
Overlooking the t'Fa her Of Waters and Twin Cit.
lie OF the West" and Is now BEING fitted up In the
m st approved style eastern Co ges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely papsrei, anG suppl with
til best styles OF Boston furniture dia.rnaliy ar
ranged, and the three odious a lors have been
neatly paper,d, painted carpeted nd fni with
new and elegant pianos &c, for the acc mmodafioD
OF the musical and ornaments al psrtmeLt Two adj
ditionui Pro will be tced TO the Faculty.
lady and gentl n n, late ~ Troy Female @ al! ge N
The Loarding department will accommodate at
present. between seventy five and hun red una
lad and viii b. under the super Of the Pres
ident and his Lady; and pare nts may be assured
that no pains will be spared, not only promote The
scholarship and standing, hui the heath aud CON-
fort Of their daughters. This Ins iu,on hcirg now
placed under auspices OF the Mount Ida llese
association and rporattd with the highest Col
legta;e wers full and formal Diplomas, tonerring
a?proIriAt Literary Degrees wil b. awarded 70
th0se yf1ng ladies' Who complete the prescribed
course Of .tudy Expensar Will b reduced to met
times Stude-ts w.ll be received Ut any time du-
ring the nrst half Of the session
msyl-tf Rsv n \ TOOKR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

new plan, satisfactory TO all parties, for
the settlement Of the difficulties Of that
distracted territory and to relieve the
afflicted ears Of the people from the
eternal bowling and ceaseless din OF
the republicans over the Kansas ques-
ton.
We trust-snd are certain-that
some plan in compromise, will soon be
adopted by which the whole subject
will be disposed Of without compronl.
sing the dignity or position Of the Ad-
minstration and which will be salts
factory to the people Of Kansas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

WHAT Why BecmJM Had Of Hair.
Bsca use 1t Is ,he o ornament q himself provided
for ali race Reader although III rose may
bloom ever brishtly IN I'll glowing check, eeye
b. spa ing, the 'eeln be .hose OF aYls II
The head Is beref OF its covering or the hair be
arted aud snrlNe ed, hal sh ani y. or worse still,
is sprinkl with gray, sturc will los more than
II her arms. Prof Wood liar Restorative, II
used two three times We will restore and per
~ secure to all such an ornament Read the
f,lowi and Judge. The writer .! tlie fret Is tie
Celebrate Pianist, Thab'I g:
New York, April ~, 1863.
Dear Sir Permit me to express to you t"eo hl'gs.
tnns nner f,r the entire restoration or y hair
Its Or ginal color about the time Of my arrival IN
the Uni states II Was rap clr u liig gray, but
up the arpdcat on Of your Hair ~ storrtist" II
soon rec, yrred its origin hue ! 'nrider your
Be- t0rsti~e very words rid h' Eti.n quite TIL
cacious W II as agreeable.
am dear sir sour- truly, s. THALBERG.
"Dtych ar Gwyli .drd t."
WEIGH Newspaper otc-, 10 Nassau 81, Ap'l IL, ISIS.
PROF OIL WOOD Dear Sir = Some mouth or
Elk eks 8. received a TO tie OF mr. ali Res
tora i've sud gov II my vie who cnclided 10 Try
her hatr litilc thinking al the time that It " ud
res the Lsi,, tut t. hers as well as my sur
p'ise after few He=ks trail 1t has performed that
wonderful fleet 'urnins h tn gray hats TO
br WI. the same time besltif.iIg and thick
ening the hair. strongly recommend the above
restorative to ali persons IN want Of such change
OF their hair CHAnI.ES CARDEW.
NEW YORK, Jul. %, 1855.
PaoF 0 WooD VIA caIii ience do l lecIn-
lIair Restorative As icing the most efiics-
clous article ever See us ng your Hair RS.
torat We my hair al whiskerz which were simo 1
white have g.aiusly grown dark and now feel
fden, that a rev uiore applications VIII restor-
them their natural color II al hes rtlie cd me
| Of all dandrnf and unpleasant itching, coamoD
| amcng persons who perspre freeiey.
JIG KIIBY.
PROF WooD: About two wears ago my hair
CONNIE, ced falling Fl and turhing gray; wos fact
| b ne laid. anG had tried many rem. dies to no
IA Ct comm need using your H storative in Jal-
| nary last. rev eppl cations fast net my hair
| firmly. 1t began to nil up, grow cut, an turned
it, former lor, % ack.) At this time 1t Is
fully restored 10 its original Color al and APP
p. arance, and chee.tniy recommend Its To ell
| Chicago, II, May ! 1855. d HOES
The Restorative j. pvt up In bottles OF Z.s VIZ
| large medium an Sun II the small h Ids Is pint.
and ietaiis for ole dollar per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty pe' cent more in y oporiion
than the all, Yetsiis for two dals per oie the
large holds quart, 40 per cent more in prop r;on
| ana retais for 80.
| o. WOODS 4 co, Prsnrietors, 3,2 Broadway,
New York, (in The great Wire hallI Establls l.
| ment and ia Market st, 81 Louis M
| And sold by all good Druggists and Panoy Goods
Dealers js29-d ~2m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

No /. Hou- on th- cein-r ~ tixih and n OFT
streets, lot SvAith, upon VIII er>cI.d a frame
house. ana ia staoi'. III wall be So d low
No2 lot OF sUNi50 adjoining no I ~ the asst
beai t.fu s.'o Il l,d wiih ir..it Il, a. grape &c
aut fu location for -Ie ii- c.. Cay o,der. VIII
b. tax lhs whole OF the lot
No house and 1T on bth STR ct between wsy-
t.f and Brown. Pfiee 81 ieo. T-rms OF payment
very .aS
Mob ionse wi'h the lease o. ore ~ two lots On
Br -dy stree h,t~ latu and 18th tf-.ts Tia 10
cite, = home IN very ellsib,r s,tts ron.
Not. ot " Pos 100 Oh he orEe Il MAin AMI
Sixth sti'"ts one II III st ebgiit situAi l.hs Tor
rri ate -ijcAse IN = The hun
No. Three los /" t.avnink RS sui division IN
f.rham webt 81 Locust str''t Lhmb.T " btnk w.Il
e fasfn in IA r.Ym.n, f9r tie aDove.
Nos, lot with d eu' h u evil h 70 me ant
b. semen Fyl' - - i4n' 80. itl1t on. sth tr,rt
tween brown sid Coin -tfe,t. ries 500.
No' BFick house .nd To- south shiu o, NTH
sire west o. Hoct leland STR, a.,
No 10 lot on enst siar OF Rock island 81 eet
ne.i Sf", 3!Al0O Price $500
kulI. fsrne house b ( roorns en- eta IL for
W. no Lot Flick Prra.rs duLn.
Price nnJ $3.50 dollars $500 ca b, lalnLce III install
me7ts of $loo yer atnum
NJ :. ranc house with -csrs ~ ground on
Mnpl tie and 2l-t et. Tia, gro unus VI he
Cath lie temal- SEMINAR.
NJ - TIE iea for lG vearp for nutnl or OF loss
on Bra MAN ana Harti.su sire IA
No IL The ease Of 10 tots IN k.el's subdivision Of
lots ier IS as, at low ouni mt r.. n At
T. $50 pea am wnh he Iri .eg- ~ pnr hsst',.
hlv" the improy' ncntt PAD Tor a. he eLd % -
ica-e There bette way for uan 81 stn IA
n heavy inters sud exp. l.iie ng The anxiety %
prnyiiiuP IA, = teltt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

TIE ENPERoH's IMPROVEMENTS OF PARIS
SrRLhI. The Emperor has ordered several
new streets to be cut in addition to those
provided Tor by the 100000 Of appro-
priation, which was to cover all the new
inprov ements to he made in the coming len
years a boulevard is to be cut from the
Boulevard des Capucines throng the streets
Louis Ic grand, d Autin, Gallon. Mouiins,
ste Anne Fontain Molier and lsichelieu to
tn. TuiIIeries. 1t is to have "a branch run
ming the Rue Sainte Anne to the bourse and
from the Hourse to the Temple. The Rue
Dronot Is to be extended as far as the corner
OF the Rae de Ia Victori and Rue gu fuu-
bours Montmartre The Rue Lafayette i
to be enlarged and made to extend as Tar
as the Rue de la Cnaussce d Antin whore 4
new boulevard will extend it as lar a tho
Tiumphal Arch il the Champ Elysees. -
And on the lett side Of the river a new
boulevard is to run from the Qual de Ii
Tournelle to the G lamp de Mars by the lilo
tel Ne CInny and Ecole de Med.e!ne. Thee
new schemes are published in the Mayor:
office. and these projected streets will soor
be commenced. They will cost millions o
dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

DEF f.l compound 10 having extensive sale in all
PARTS Of the Union where agueexts 1t 10 one 0, Il
few medio'n which are nov sold over The coun,ry.
th't are rea y wnat their inventors claim for th-in
And uni Ike all other remedies that recon ended
by tn r Qprietors to cure all the Ills that flesh 10
heir to- tai remedy is only recommended for chpls,
fever and asue, or that particular Class Of disc
growing out Of or the result Of mis.ms, SO common
In our western countrv' Tae numerous evid nee Il
Is great "urstve properti ., and tt h es,im.,on
placed upon IT, render, it the greatest discovery Of
the sg and 1t deserves tn" entire approx ,ton Of ..
classss OF men Those having occasion 10 use
medicine Of this kind, are urged spare no pain, 70
give this trial II they wish u be soundy cured s
advertisement in another column Of this paper. Sold
by . | GOOD druggists. 27dSvIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

WOO IS HAIR RESTnR .TIyE-Prol. Wood, the
renowne idiscoverer # III. rnva uable Hair kesorh-
tive, still continues 10 labor In behalf Of the a ted
His medicines vers.liy admitted by tn
Are loan press to be far superior to all others for
causing the hair on the aged. th,t has been sysred
for many years, TO grow forth with as uch vigor
and uxuriance Is when blessed with tbs aayant.gs
Of youth
There be DOUBT that it is one OF the creates,
discoveries in The medical world. 1t restore. per-
manently gray hair to its original color, and makes
it the beautiful rilk. texture which has teen
very desirable in all ages Of the world [st. Loui-
Morning Herald.
Sold by all Druggists. jureGs DAWN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
{ tenn.

ID The late Amos La wrence. Of Boston
gave away for charitable purposes, during
the las twenty four years Of MS iife-from
the close Of 1928 to the close lS52-six hun
ared and thirty nine thousand dollars. -
!nis 10 90 example how men Of wealth can
o'sPenss otsssings. e they have only sense
sno nsass sneseh 70 aPps ssiats he usss Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

a STRIKE Put DowN.-The strikers on
the Alton and Terre Ilaute Railroad have
been conquered. They had token focible
possessions of all the engil es and cars. aud
l'ut an effeetra stop to the operations OF
the road. A police force was summoned
from st. Louis, who succeeded in arresting
the ring leaders and in securing the pro-
per,y to the custody of the company. l.
was an exciting struggle while it lasted but
We hear of no personal harm done.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
MWSicNl.

DROF. T. WOLLNER. Of G vmany. who has for
L the last two and a III years had charge Z the
department OF instrument 81 music 10 III. Troy Con-
ference Acad my, West tonl,n y w.. has made thu
ity his oerm nent home, and fer' his professional
vices the citix Of Davenport and vcil ity up-
on the following terms
Rates OF ns ruciion per ses-.o" often weeks at .
lessoBe per week-Pisno or Meodenn, o; Violin,
in ella SIS ., Musics Compcs i,on and Thoroug
Bass, $50 In adj ion 10 The above instr nc, Ton Is
offered to = Il :, 10 German 81 IS per term OF 10
weeks, l.s-ons . es.
Rooms. No. I, For.ets Bio; corner Of Sd and Per-
~ tre-ts
Sh nd any d. string obstruction on the Piano cr
Nelodeon q, th-tv own hnmes they can be srcommo-
da.sd ~ IN sxsea charge % pr term.
N0eLAlC4 WULLHnD.
Pianos tuned by Ne sea- or 0shssWiss.
te0o-d1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
Country Property.

Mol. Farm OF 100 ncr~, neal ,td Grove. 81
acre ~ ose and unoe. cuit,valion maj no serLr
ming water.
ho-. The north wet quarter ~ SEC s. Twp ~.
], east, uton which hire IL 81 cr br.ke.
NO Tn southwest quarter tfs Q ;, w.. H. l.
east with good ,ton" quar- pou
10 =. Teo lundr'd AMI ferry a.res, in section II,
twpsn, J. west, Cedar County, running water.
CLly - p'rscre
nc D. The south east q1nter OF Gee II, twp IS.
RanRe !, west Pricr 9i5 ger tcre.
ko5. gh'y acres, psrt IN wheat, ne,r Rsund
Grove. Price 4 10 per ace Pay terms
Not srlrndid I'm - $50 acres sec II ter So
|, east. iafg- r0ik han No d nd wat. will
re sold IN whole Or In par, TO &c N wh.at. 10
taken soon tue crop will R,v'n In, or any psis.n
can urohate the crop OH the gr unf. A " Cd -Isc-
ala lon. tls-a.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
CONG aEssIONAL CANVASS.

Hon WIN . Le~ntweii, the Democ attic cAhd.
ase for Coagsess having scc pied The In citation o
H., van lev =, the R-pub ca, candidate. to NEE
him 10 dscussioo st bis VARIOUS appointments In Ia
D.stsct tho to- c.ndi iats VIII address the people
AT TWO O'CLOCK, r. M,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
Why Is tbs Demand SO Great for
DR.. NIa1111'0
AGUE BALSAM!

Because /. will, in all cases. safely and efectuAily
that much dreaded scoUrge Of the West Chi Is
Fever aud AeUe-w!t no Il fail and in witt
tract tie Loison OF Malaria, Of VIII Oh fact ande
can testify; ana milk all 9th st uIis 1t is only
seeommend.df one class Of "isess-s. al as ianic
II is unsu pas sed. w" Will a few eylde, Ccs of
Its worth, by men OF ni u. nee and high standing.
Princeton, H., .&pt o0N, 1857.
pa. MAEN-Uear Sir: Fol seve al years pas:
have used your Ague ais III in ny d,i pr ACT ce
and have cl' sely Observed its IF cts In hundreds Of
cases, md In no case has 1t failed TO produce tn.
most happy II ct. can most cleernv Tecoium I'D
it a specific for chs, fever and aaue, and
'''''''''' H. ASsris. n. D.
Marshall. Mich, Feb. III, 1857.
DIR. MANN & Co.: have cold large amount Of
your Agne B&lsam in this vicinity and FROM my per.
knowledge OF It, he ieve il the best remedy for
chilis fever ana sgue that has gid in cur
s. ate. Respectfully lou-a.
o. A. HYDE.
AshfGJnld, Ohio. january, lst 1855.
AESSRS MANN x co Gents: In tanvas.
sing The States OF Ohio and Micngsn tn, sale OF
tn different remedies ~ which W control on.
atten ion has b. en- called TO observe the great name
that your Asue Balls has sainei for II IN ev :,
place vhe-e ID 1t resly seems to be the y. ople's
o,rn remedy, aLd 1t sells more rspi than all hers
II Is destined 10 sppcrcede al o. her remedies IN
tho market. Very ulc Yours
A HENDRY.
Neu York, Feb. 90, 1853.
M1ssRS 4 X MANN !. co., nfs: ! have a,
our hoase 10 st Loai- solG your Ague Balssm some
three years, end have carefully observed it, ct IT.
curing and must In all CANTOR .sy, do not believe
ite equal exisis IN oil the acrd % dicin-s. Ton,
pers nal kbowl dge 1t hss cured permanently ever,
time, and have known 1t use after al. other rem.
dies have eel tried Ia In with he most happy
suit md whar 10 mere remarkable / have new,
Known q ed % eAst
that seAso have no besit. in recommending
II as peri Ct triumph over hills and fever.
Respec fully Yours, PROF o sOOD.
S. X. MANN Il CO., Proprietors, Ga.
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
27.dAW3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

Capt. Travis-the Louisville sharp
shooter-has rung the bell three times III
succession, shooting with is back to the
target, and the pistol between his eyes al
a distance of 35 feet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
TO ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies' Married or Single

NOR Fifty Cen encios d, in postsg. stamps, tn.
Il VI de- isned " Il fcr~arh, by re urn m.ii, IT.
following ibvaiu bic hfus h id receipts, male with
on troubl.. and fvll rrinted ,st-uctiens For ter
cents You proc re Whist would st at the stos
one d. li4s-vz:
How T. make Poudre Subtle, for removing superflu.
ous HAIR
How to make tooth powder
How 10 msse Fl " Restorattves.
How 70 make Hair Dye.
How to make p ms des.
Hw NJ Axe D oOm Of Roses, to remove Freckle,
fr N thu face
How tn make Rouge for the complexion.
II ~ to NIX fDdeLle Ink.
How to cIre
H.v 70 make Cement, for nending broken chin,
-Ak0O-
Hsvpe1 TwelvesresG 0plos,ated WaGhens n
pec,pt; yeur wsshtna done b Aals d. time a
troabas without wearing eus ysass dlothse V1sh -
oovuhDina Brad.
e, 0rass 4. nsss. Sss.aa,., NJ.
oUOssWO0 " Aoo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Grocer - Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
495 BROADWAY, N.

49o BkOADWAl, N. I.
THESE Machines are now justly admitted TO b.
l. III, best IN Tor Family Sewing, making .
new, strong and ella IL Il "a, which will MT rip
e-en Ii ~ fourth stitch Is out. Circulars sent
apple ttion by letter.
&c. WashbnFMc, Agent,
Junel-dt; Davenport, Iowa.
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Tuitjon..Payablr on Entering.
Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
I-INC RATED IN 1S56.-E
-DIRkCToRs
Hon g Sargent, ZB movers, Esq,
J.o p q, Ok, Esa, ~ whty,E "a,
tSvi-lr.E a. FMerwin Esd
i.r III pai7.ii Esq, FIJI Grsgs, Esq,
Coates, ktq, ii II Smith, EsQ,
Juo Cannon, Esq, ID PaIton hsq.
FACULTY.
JOS LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping and Aashe-
Inc'ics win abb. ssSiss ants.
PRATT, Pro-. OF r. nnanship and Doc k eep-
ing.
RigsE, Prof. OF German Language.
fREDK. tCHRAAG, Pr Il. Of Architectural and orna.
ineDta Drawing
-LECTCRERs.
l. eHoRRY, ESQ.,, and other able Lecturers.
Our commercial Ooursr embraces complete sets Of
oks in every branch Of trade AMI commerce, viz
Ir dr. dual Partue ship, JOINT flock ana Compo I'D
IoInpa.y Bu-iness hOiesa!e and Ret oil, Matutac.
rurine, IN ission, Raro.l, Stcnlnnoat, Bro
tse.std Sxchsnse AM the btst sg,teDi OF Ianhing
eeidnf. A> MI Lecturee a;id In -truci IN Con-
mercial Cscul Iions.
The couIse
PENMANsHIP
IL u-der the Immediate supe, vision Of Mr.. ". II.
Pratt WHO tick the Premiums r Penms n. hip and
ercelled by non. EGsf or West
III view OF IN uucaiird for and repeated state
made b, 9th parties the effect tn At h
Is n numerical II e. this state, ot.e- than
ID they ar trying to estabil h. W. would cali
special attention to the fact that oars 10
The Only Commercial College III lava
Sheye is given thorough In all bl ranches
taught al frst class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Ia which tho practice course IN Bookkeeping
IS taught prsci al boohA eepes ard teachers OF
experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which has PENMAN connected with it.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
wAcn has more than one teacher belonging to 1t.
The ONLY NUMERICAL COLLEGE
Which has LADIES DEPARTMENT SEPARATE
The ONLY COMMERCIAL G LLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient, and well-venta.
ted ms.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, ard ways has d", fer public apprs.
Citation anc patronage upon It's actual 1aeysis rath-
er TIA upon boasts, and marks derogatory to 9TH
rrs, and
THE ONLY ESTABLISHED OOMMRRCI Al COL
LEaE IN rHE PLACE.
Rot ms open At all hours from 0 A ri til 8 N
The puac are Invited to cali aid xamue our room
pecimcns course Of instruction and mode OF te
n<. LOPEZ q PRATT
J.p16,dtf
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Furniture VaTerO0M.

TIM undersigned having taken the nev store
i room No S5PtITy T. (Merwin's ElocE) ID new
prepare to Civ, his strict personal nticn 70 IL,
undc RI .king business IN all lis branches. large
snd andsome assori.neI IL Collins every descrp
lion constantly Or h.nu Inducing
Zinc, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, dc
A Hesrse end any requisite number Of Cluisge.
urni bed ord r. Cfiin plates OF variety Of pat
terms NEATLY engraved. Particular attention 10 call
eli to his new and CONF lete stofkof
Furniture.
Having work Lop connected with his wsreroon
he Is prepared 10 maEufacture 10 order all descip-
tons Of Decks, ward rotes, tables, &c &c. larg'
assert Of gilt and fancy moulding hand suit
able for looking glass aud picture frames.
share OF public patronage 10 respectfully SOLICITED.
epg7dhwH u ~ T'SJT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11

ThOusanaS VI tGiss OF Wall Paper
FRoa TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale IN Lots 10 sat Purchasers
DORDERS F!Tctoard Print. Tester OrnemeAts
D window shnes, GOD Transparent and 6esut-
full, Paper Curtains, PLAIN, green, bue. buh ana r.
Cured at very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, aGd HACK every siSje OF paper. Who
would be vi h bare xsus, when you can have youi
touses paleTed and r.adt 6 rfortable for trtfe
Halls, Rooms Ceilings and Decorative Fspernp
done in q style not TO BIZ czselied
Please Gail On Eecond street corner Of ROCK Island
SHEPHERD d E0N.
Jrly2-3 ,spcr c'ere "a Iautr Eanrrrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
City Property.

INHE subscribers ole. the foil wing parcels OF Real
Estate for sale t. which they T, apcctul, invite
I p5sf hs
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Democratic ssste Ticket
For Secretary of State,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS. Of Ben'o"
For Auditor.
euDonORE 8. PARVIN, Of Musestine
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL L LOaAH. Of Csss.
For Attorney General.
JAMES N. ELLWOOD. Of Polk
Cam. Of Dss Mo mes Imp ovemen. Co.
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
Register Of Land Office.
JAMES n. REID, of Lee.
Democratic Congregational Ticket
For Congress.
WILLIAM T. LEFFINGWELL.
Democratic District Ticket.
For District Attorney.
GEORGE ). HEBB, OF Musc"t'ne'
For Member Of the Board OF Educanon'
CHARLES RICH. Of Jackson County.
The Election will be held on
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~" Judge Wilson has decided that a
mortgage, with power of sale. or, as some
would IL it, a deed of trust, in which the
mortgagee is made the trustee, is not deed
of trust within the meaning OF the act OF
assembly passed last winter An attempt
was made to sell certain real estate lay a
mere notice, az provided in the instrument.
but the Judge granted an Injunction to re-
strain the sale, aud on argume made the
rule absolute. Foreclosures under such in
etrnnents az this referred to, must Therefore
take the same course as simple mortgages.
-Erprtss and Heroid
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ATTORNEY d. COZ NSkLLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT Iowa.
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II. u STAY MAKER,
JOHN ". CRAWFORD.

Notary PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DExps
aIfssEsuIA
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All Diseases Warranted Cured,
ucURABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID,
ALL DsoF
Horse and Cattle Medicines

Sid and warranted to be the same "A ar, Used in the
Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons He would
hso cali attention 10 hs harse sho,ing de, TIM nj
here horses are shod scien iac pTinctLle IN q
MS own immediste superintena snce ~ as good
aorss shoers as any La the States and q h. l. tn.
'nly mania this cts that knows the anatomy OF III.
1orses foot and bow IL ought TO shod he solffis
ne patronage Of eli s,shins their horses esei k-sr
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