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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
- r A n d r. L r H'S PILLS
PURIFY THE BLOOD.


Continued pln uueasincss in any organ is general
IS cured hy more doses of Brandrcth's Pills.
Thirty years personal experience by the undersigned
fully justify this assertion.
Dr. James Iull, Of Potsdam, n. y, says I'll have
cured the most dcplorlh.c costiycness Of the bowels with
BrWudreths PILLS, whom every other remedy had failed
and the patient was given zap TO dia Skin diseases Of an
inyccratc aud painful character, such eyspcas salt
rheum letter and summer heat have s"en A'~l.-'s a
hy their nave cured tho rheumatic the cpicptic
the paralyuc and the consumpuYe with these excellent
pills alone
In aundce and all affections Of the liver, dyspepsia
dysrnery and darrhwa, peurisy, sudden pains and in
ous, even gouy and neuralgia affections, have given
way To the Of this medicine, and now after twenty
years experience. my estimation Of Brdndreth's Pills
OBSTRUCTION
young lady, beautiful and healthy, took cold, which
caused serious obstruction for two years her health
was broken down and her beauty departed Al length
brndreths Pulls were tIied eleven doses. Of from two
% four, taken in fifteen days preceding the usual
period. Regularity restored, and her health and
good looks recovered vopNs
Bmudrcth's Pills are the best ycrmuge they are in
fllbe. little child six years old, for some weeks
was dropping H. mother gave n one Of Baudroths
gar coated pills the next day there came away worm
sixteen inches long, and as long childs finger
PLEURIsY.
gentleman, away from home. was taken with pcuri
~ the inflammation terrblei every breath made
him writhe with agony. Eight Bnndreti's Pills were
swallowed and warm oil applied locally the pills opcr-
utcd aud the pain was relieved, plenty Of Cruel Ia
kon, and six pills and the second day the patient
wa, cured.
These statements should have weight and prevent the
use q poisonous drugs, and stop the sad practice Of
bleeding. b. HRANDKEIH.
Brludrcths Pills are sold at the Principal Office, 29i
Canal street. Brandroh Building Is cents per box
and the same sugar coated, 10 warranted 70 keep
as well az the PLAIN.
Sold also By FREp. f. sNrru and /. +. PIERCE,
Montpelier, VI 1913
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
MOTHERS! MOTHERs!l MOTHERS

Every mother should keep Dr. Clarkcs Potent Cherry
syrup. IL cures Group ia five minutes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

THE GREAT ENGLISH BEAEDYi
SIR JAMES oLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no mpositou but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc-
toms, from any cause whateyori and although power
ml remedy they contain nothing hurtfu the consttu
ton.
10 MARRIED LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
THESE PiLLs HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN To FAu.
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE 2D PAGE or rAMrH-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED.
For full particulars get pamphlet free, Of the agent.
n. b. Sl0Oand postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will insure bottle containing so
Pills, byretum mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(I.ate /. G.. Baldwin q Coz
Rochester, n. Y
l.. r. PIERCE, Wholesale Agent for Montpelier.
J. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, Wholesale agent for Yer
mont, For sale by all druggists in Montpelier 0557
NJ Thousands Of females die annually for want of
remedy for the ailments to which they incident Tn,
only such remedy we know Of Sir James Clarkes Fe
male Pills. They put up in bottles, containing 81
pills, with circular containing explicit directions, ant
sent post-free for 81 and pos-stanps. They wei
known to be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions 6om any See adyer
tsement O5ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
MAP OF NORTHERN vERMONT-

MAP OF NORTHERN VERMONT
III The undersigned propose 10 publish large and
accurate Typographical Map Of Lamoilc. Orleans and
Essex Counties. FROM thorough and careful surveys
der the direction " II. T. Waling Civil Engineer
Every Road has been carefully surveyed by and
distance and the locations noted Of all the public Roads,
Dwellings, Churches. Post Offices. Hotels, Stores, School
Houses Factories Mills Shops Hills, Ponds Marshes,
streams, &C. The names Of Property Holders generally,
carefully including those Who order for the Work, will
be cngraycu upon the Map showing the exact location
OF each. Extra Maps OF the principal Villages, will be
engraved upon the margin of the Map also Table of
Distances showing the number Of miles from each Post
Office every other throughout the county, together
with the latest statistical Information. An Ornamental
Border will sunnund the Map The Map will be engray-
cd by the most skfl Artists in the Country, hand
somcy Coored and Mounted, aud will be delivered to
those who order the the most reasonable terms.
We are now actively engaged in forwarding the work,
aud shall cudeavor 10 give every property holder OPP
portuuity Of ordering copy and also examining the
Work before its huh completion in order to make II
urely satisfactory TO accuracy, &c. The Map will
contain all the Information usually found in Town Maps
for each Of the Towns in the Counties, and it Is obvious
that the most liberal patronage Is needed to sustain
ia producing work of so great magnitude and expense.
As IL rs evidently Of such practical utility and interest
business men and citizens gcnollyprcscnting min
ute and distinct representation of the Counties that
even child may readily acquire correct idea of each
Town, age. &c and their direction and distance
from c'ch other We confidently solicit and expect the
hearty cooperation Of the intelligent and cnterprising
citizens of Lamoic, Orleans. and ESSEX Counties.
0S. LOOMS WAY CO., Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
'DALMER's ARTIFIC1ALLEG


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Step Wazcs, &C., Nc. also, Common Waltz aud Polka
Contra Dances May Day Christmas and Sew Year
Dances with elegant Illustrations and f,l explanations
and every variety Of hc latest and most approved figure,
and calls for hc different changes; and Rules De
pertinent and the Toilet and lhe etiquette Of Dancing
by ELIAS HOWE, assisted by Prof Sullivan, Of Boston,
and other eminent Professors OF Dancing in the United
States. vol square limo, 2)l pages, with man, fine
cngra,ngs Price 90 cents CLOTH 81 cents, paper; a
liberal discount TO the trade Please send you orders
early 20 the Publishers, 4. WILLIAMS q CO, Book
seller. aud Jobhers o. Periodical Literature 100 WASH
ingon Street, Boston Copies sent Boy mail receipt Of
price.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Local and Travelling Agents. ia d business which is
sure 20 pay from 50 20 SIS per week. Particulars free
an who enclose stamp three cent picce for return
postage, aud address
i022 S. NJ. YRICK CO., Lynn, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

VERMONT q CANADA RAILROAD.
The annual meeting Of the Stoc kholdcrs OF the
Vermont a Canada Railroad Company will De held at
the Mortified House. in Mortified, VI, on Wednesday
the 10th ds, of November next. at 6 o'clock p NJ Tor
the purpose Of choosing Directors for the year en-
suing and for the transaction of any other legal business
by order Of the Directors,
GEO NICHOLS, Cicik
Mortified, VT, Oct 2. 1858. llI3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
~ ORT FIELD INSTITUTION
NnpTIIlfIEI

A. p. BissEIL, A. b., Principal
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers
n win be the constant aim Of the Teachers 10 form in
every student habits of serclauco and thorough pcse
Ncring study Every effort will be made 10 render the
school pleasant 20 The student, and worthy of the conf
dence and liberal patronage Of the public Rare facilities
offered for the stndy Of French, German and Italian.
WINTER Term commences Nov. 2ith, 1888 SpRtNG
Tenn, Feb 23d, 1885, SrMMERIERM, May 18th. 1859 ,
FAIL TRM, Sept 7th, 1850. -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

l02 WASHINGTON STREET,
WHOLESALE ENTRANCE,
l0lHs 55S 81 HIVLEI STREET.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

Buy and use Df. clafke's Potent cherry syrup.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

Norb6cid. VI, o-t n. 1858 IS ID '''0 81 70 ''p"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
Arrival of the Empire City.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 13.
The Empire City arrival at late hour
last night. from Havana on the 9th. She
lett the Wabash in port. to leave on the
same evening for New York.
Com Paullin-- received handsome en-.
tertainment from the authorities
Sugars firm.
California news very unimportant. The
Legislature was in session, but had done
nothing important. Markets dull
There Is rumor that the Snake Indiana
intend to join the Mormon-.
south America adyices from Peru bring
an account of the arrest of Mr.. Lamar. on
charge of conspiracy to bring Amesicans to
arms in Peru, for the purpose of fighting
for Ex-President Ecchquer
IL is thought Lamar will be shot.
destructive fire occurred at Valparai-
so. Loss one million dollars.
Bolivia was quiet.
The American sloop Austin was found de-
serted in latitude 36 south
The clipper Flying Fish, from New Y ork.
had arrived at San Francisco.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
From Utah.

The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the 10th
ult., is received.
Business was brisk, and the country
healthy.
The Legislature adjourned on the sth Of
January.
a gold mine bad been discovered in the
vicinity of Fort Fulmer
No pal pable demonstration of hostility
had been made on the part of the Utah In
dians, iut the Mormons were evidently
tampering with them.
The agents have been instructed to act
with caution and liberality towards them,
and to use their utmost epdeavors to pre-.
vent the alliance with the Mormons.
The Santa Fe Gazette advocates the rails
ing OF q regiment Of mounted rifemen from
that Territory, for the Utah war, stating
that the march can be made from that point
to Salt Lake in fifteen days. It also recon-
mends that reinforcements be sent through
New Mexico. describing the route as being
mucheasier than the southern route, ard can
be travelled quicker than via Fort Lamar.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.
The Board appointed by the War Depart
ment to examine Sharps breech loading
pistol of similar construction as the breech
loading carabine, has made report. The
Object being to ascertain how long they
could be used without cleaning. after 20
shots with the s inch and l3 shots with the
10 inch, the movable or sliding breeches
become SO foul ss to move with difficulty
and to 'er further experiment impractica-
bic. Ten shots We're fired in one minute
The treasury statement for the week en-
ding Monday. shows receipts to be nearly
$4,000; amount deposited in New York
upwards Of Sl,5Oo,0OO; subject to draft
s4,43o 900; Drafts paid $4,000. For the
quarter ending with December the receipts
OF the treasury from all source were 81 ,92O.-
Cos expenses Sl7 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

DAILY PAPER IN CHISA.-A daily newspa
per called the Daily Ne,cs has been started
at Hong Kong, China, hy DR.. G. NJ. Rider
VEaDIcls AGAINST Rail ROADS -Ioseph
Wright has recovered $500 from the New
York Central Railroad, fer having his legs
broken in the disaster at PekIn in lo56 and
the widow of droyer who was killed near
Port Byron in collision, has recovered
s. 900 from the same company. a man
named Bidelman has obtained q verdict of
$500 against the Buffalo and State Line
Railroad.
CoUgTIyG CousIxs-One Of the favori,e
customs in all civilized communities is the
Irritation and courti1g of cousins. The Leg
islature of kentuckv, however have inter
posed their authority to bre;l; up the deli
cious custom-they have passed an act pro-
hihiting the marriage of first cousins iii that
State.
Army StTPIIEs-Yesterdav 35 900 sacks
of flour were contracted for at s.: - q sack ];
and over 100000 pounds of bacon (clear
sides) at 10 cents pound all deliverable
on board at st. Louis on the lst and goth of
March, and purchased as part of the supplies
of the troops in Kansas and Utah.-St. Lou
IS Rtpub!ican.
Ex-Governor Morton, of Mass. and
his son, are both members of the Legislature,
as they were of the Constitutional Conven-
ton of 1855. A Boston paper has the fol
lowing incident connected with the sergeant
alarms The clerk wass calling the roll
Marcus Morton" "Yes,' responded the
ex Governor, clearly, but rather feebly, near
the chair Marcus Morton, Jr.," called the
clerk No. was the vigorous response Of
the member from Andover, from the center
of the hall.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

EEI In chronicleing a runaway in

E1in chronlclelng a runaway in
our streets on Friday. the Gazette says fhat
policeman jumped into the waeofr and
tumbled out the owner and drove of. Mob
ably to the place where fines are recorded
for leaving teams unhitched' The state
ment that tie policeman ''tumbled outthe
owner. is not true. but he did tumble out
man who did not own the team, because It
was his duty 10 do SO, and then drove the
team TO u proper place and hi:ehed 1t there
until the owner, Mr. Souter came aud took
it away, and that without paying any ane,
or seing asked to DO 50. The police mar,
Mf. Showalter. merely discharged his duty
in taking the team into his own possession
The Gazette was either misintormed, or told
what 1t Knew TO be untrue
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
New York Market.

NEW YORK Feb. 13
TL0UR-More active but uucu inget. Sales 100
bbl, sE l5a - Tor super State; 80 a. % tor eN
ia Stat. 4 loG4 30 for super Wc-tein; 4 30G4 80
tor e,linnnn TO dunn extra western.
RYE FLoUR-Iull at 8 eOF3 ST.
What otnirg doing.
RYE-Dnll At 6a6u7i.
B.RLEi-Nominai at 10GLfS.
ConN-Firn Sales 0oo .bush at GIG 90 for new
.S,1 l-rn.
oA!S-jld44.
Pukk-Funer. Sales 300 bbls at l6 l0@1G -
for ms,; II 73ay13 90 ior prime.
BEEf-Steaoy
DRESSED tutiS-Du.l at ~.
LiRD--Dull AT 9.s@D9x.
hUffER-llegl6 for OHIO, 1i62l.
CiifsSE-S eady al Cos
BACGT--1n demand al dull prioss.
WillchEY-22
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
statement.
AUDITORS OFFICE, I
DHc MnINHc E..h q I.ts


TITS HERRBY CERTIFIED, that on the Sd dag OF
February, 1885 = statement was fil-d III this flee
showing the condition Of the WESTERN VALLEY FIRE
AND MARINE Insurance CoMP.NY, Of Ghicago
State Ill nois, the lst day Of January, ISIS, In
accordance with the provisions OF aa Act ot The Leg
i.lature this State passed January IS ISL: that
snch tatement shows that said Company ppsseesed
of the requisite amount OF capital, invested as
required in said Act.
Auth .rty is therefore given TO the al a In
surance ComI any TO transact business u Insuiauc
in this Stat, in accordance with he laws thereoi.
1T IS ALSO CERTIFIED, that =. j g li.tt, Esq,
Of Davenport, his be- duly appoiut hy said Com.
pauy their lawful Attorney aud Agent for the C,un-
ty Of It. with full power to take risks of Insurance
his filing certified copy rf tn s.atfnn; lei
Office with the Clerk Of the District Court, and
said County.
COW Of the required 81 at, ment.
In testm ,ny whereof, have here INTO Set my hand
and affixed my seal Of .fce this 81 day Of Feoi nary
1855. JNO PATTEE,
Auditor OF Iowa.
CTATENENT of the condition o. the Western Val
~ ley Fire aud NJ ,rine Insurance CompsnF OF Chi.
cago, Illinois. made in pursuance II IN Act Of the
General Assembly Of the state OF IIwa, entitled An
Act in reistson T. Insurance Companies" approved
January 2S. 1851
l The nams Of this Company is sTie western VAL
ley Fire and Aarns lnsu.anc, Company" and To-
Gated at Chicago, Illinois.
CAPITAL.
Q, Amount Of its authorized Capt.
tai 500, 700
3 Amount OF IT'S Capital Stock
paid up AMI secured is........ 2 1000
ASSETS.
L. Its ass Is are as fllows, viz:
l. Cash on hand AMI in the
hands Of agents. 81 aO2.I2
2. 1t owns no Real Estate
3. 1t owns no Bonds
L. LoAus secured by Mortgage
on Real Estate. 46,690 90
5. No debts otherwise secured.
6. Debts due for premiums.... 136 81
z. Ali other secuI ities are, VIZ:
Stock Notes secured BY mort
gaze, a05,200 01; Personal
Property, COS co; Interest
accrued to date, 2Si 07......206 l76 OF
Total assets.e 2oI, w. 81
LABILI1Iss.
s No liabilities due or not due to
Banks or other creditors.
6. No losses adjusted and due.
Z. No lossss adjust and not due.
q. Loses unaijustsd d........... 500 90
Q Nolosses in susps MS. and avail.
ting further proof.
10 No other claims sgsinst the
II. The greatest amount insured
In any one ri,k, or exposed to
one fre.. otVo W
II. The greatest amount Insured in any one t1wp
city, village, depends on its sze location, and
description OF buildings.
Is The greate.t amount insured in any one blccs
depends sane circumstances as those above
named.
II. Annexed is copy Of the Charter.
The above statement made 40 the condition OF thu
Company on the 1st day of January, 1s5S.
G. W. fERbY, President,
P.J. .0ILLEr1, Agent.
Once With oaelish 4 Stuart, sp. Il olairs Row
H.b1o-d2w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
MILITARY BALL.--This evening comes
off the First Military Bail of the DaSfnI1Et


City Artillery, at lie Claire Hail. That 'hi'
will be the most brilliant bail Of the season,
we have no doubt; and We think the mem
bers of that enterprising company will spare
no pains to render every appointment OF the
highest and most agreeable order and we
think all of our yoang friends who delight
in such in!ulgences, will not regret having
patronized it. Both halls in lie Claire Row
have been engaged, and a passage opened
connecting the Halls with the Hotel, 50 that
the party will not be subjected to the incon
venience Of going upon the street in order TO
get to the dining hall Messrs. Batterman
Swits d Schuyler, will also devote great
pains towards getting up a splendid and suit
able supper for the occasion. They will
make use of every means TO furnish their
table with all that good taste can crave
We think the whole occasion will amount
to the most pleasant and happy party Of tue
season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

VJ1O Married womes IN the Voluntary Control Of
l. the Maternal Function, Strictly n sral In rs tone
nv Professioai Gentleman who mas made the Phys
ioogy OF procreai n his special stndy the grea.
pa OF hts life. II Gle. rly rehesrses the philosophy
of impregr alton snd contains summary Of All tie
m des rssorted to. TO prevent 'onc-pt,on, poiluns
on. vhcS are eictent snd discussing thsir virtues,
with recommendations ant directions how to easily
and safely foresta conception. Sent under sesl oy
msu free for o.. Communications strictiy pfivass.
ROBERT J. BUSCH. n. d
narQsdAv3m 3a3 Broadway, MI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions Sf
type.
usual rates.
Yearly 4.yerlsng eontrncts wil' he pnderstaod =
ayly str. st.y O. % amei 'te "lsnsss 81" thr edVef
tser and ell othef srpcuts seDt "a ~ tly sd-
Ntrtfser siil bc ttarg.si extra.
Advsr,i 4.sn-uts noi accompanied wsth nstrur'ion'
Wi H- ln.~ste uutH frbd, sad ciltfFei acc rJ.hgy
Notices for rri .sas and true yoent purposes n
ss,t1 ot time frrs d cost, thereafter charged as
o.hrt az t3Yrrtsfrfntrts-
Aafert4-euitnt- ifen n'TosS mHst be psi- fo' IN
tsa5fy ~ adrGsce ulle,s fr yi Asgroy ed Agents.
Cat5trat D vary siysrft-ug t-rminahle "a Ia
o.,lsu u adYrril.efs Thy Psst0S ta siYan eehi -
=, per cent. o. tiir c9ntfatt prier.
Advertisements lI.ersnf next - rsafin. iaAiitr
90 ef lat Aivsace on above rates, AMI Kept Oh IN
~ ie = per cent. advance On regu.sr rates
Al transient advertisements muAt b. paid for ir
aiviure.
RICHARDSON n WEST, Iowa state Democrat.
.ASDEAs & BR0. Dai4y Gazette.
". LTsGHEG N 60. Der Dsn0xrat
HARgISGTuS = WtIKtE Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
Park House..


IOWA CITY, y,.......................... IOWA.
FI,r,s Large and Comnodious Hotel has been leased
i by The proprietor, thoroughly repaired ami
waited, neatly furnished throughout ia the best
ner, with sPRISG BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will tie spared Ia make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No. " House of the City; il being ,nush tie
largest and pe Ssantly situated In . central location
the Corner of Jt Ne and Du uQue streets,
The City Park. with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hundred Guests
TSRNS-i6 c.nfo Tmi y to the times.
Good and Iapacious Sabling All ached 20 the house
J. TKuSDELI.. Proprietor.
Noy24if Formerly OF the rrusdell House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

MAIE STREET CASE DEcIDED.-This
case which has lately been tried at musca-
tine results in the allowance Of 81 500 70
Iowa College for the additional 40 feet
through the grounds. This sum can le
easily made up by the residents on that
street and wehope that next season we.shall
see Main street, which has SO long been dis
pissed and neglected, stretched out over the
bluff. 1t is by all difference, afford the
most easy grade ofany of the streets leading
to the country, northward. We know not
whether the trustees of the college will tak.
an appeal from this decision, but hardly
think they will
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING estAblished himself In this pases n sll
II business Of 6nvxR bRAss rLA .lse, peupss(
70 oil oil orders for 0ne Silver platslDu,e PassI
Dor khoes, Bell Pulls. Butts aumbsss, kaAss asI
Figures sdoptsd " the use Of Depey - 49,
Pews. lAghtning RSds Points, Window -. on
sSe and Harness trimmings piaasd 70 order = 80
oouo1. Al veYk warranted equal ~ nss0
WILLIAM OeunABA.
BiSst bsiiding east u el1 Psnasyiveole ~
oenood street, Up seAira
ANsA - --AS(
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
Millinery.

MISS EARLE takes this method T. announce to
WI the ladies Of Davenport vicinity that She
has taken the store il FORESTS BLOCK. recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. sn. Mrs. Thcrnjke next to the store
of Ar. W. L. Eilbou,n. whore may he found con-
stant;y on hard bonnets, and Hats Of the latest and
mos. fsahionahle styles and u splendd assortment
Of Ribbons all of which will be sold st prices suited
70 the times.
Dec7dtf r. EARLD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

DAN DISCOT Mt AND LAW OFFICE, No. g
IL Niokol, Block, Corner OF Brady aH4 ecJnd SITS.
Davenport, l2Wa
Epeta-i att nti.n given 20 the Investment OF Mon
cy ninu uninc imhc td Real Estate recuuiy. Money
Loaned Comm ft.es Nsnined and abs
given, whrn desired. Al. Legal business promptly
attended to.
REtRRKNcrs -Messrs. Cook y Sargent, Messrs.
Allen \ Cark Nj oto. l. Davenport. Dz,tnp ri :;
WIN. " J.t'erts. tsq,. Cashier baik OF Chester Co
PENN; John Twcrllc, t>a., All any, u, p Gibson
ESq c asher Bank ST baIsilnors Baltimore, Mi.
g~itt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

NoTIcE.-Iiaving made change in
M carriers, no money must be paid on sub
scfiption to the Bomocrat, ether than to the
subscriber. Should any of our patrons
miss their raper they will please leave
word at the Office
Feb l3-dtf JONI GILLETr. Sup's