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The Washington union., 1858-03-02

No.tA Of the base line principal aerisn
Townships H. 70, ~, and 80, ofrAnge
Townships ~ ~, and ~, Of ranges and ..
townships u, -, 70, and 70. Of ranges
rownshlrs rs, 70, aud %, Of ranges 8 and O.
Townships rs, 10, S0, and 81, u range 7.
Townships 70, 80, and 81, or ranges anas.
townships 50, 81, aud ", Il range 10.
Townships 10, 50, 81, and u, of range IL
aud 30
townships rs, 10, and 20, q range n.
Tow nshiIe II, 7s, ~, and 70, of range Is
Townships ", u.s. aud 's Of ranges "a, 2s 2s 2' as 80 a.
az aud 81
Al the caAsrros commencins Monday the ss
day Tor the disposal Of the The even
sections within the townships which m
ton and Missouri railroad subject required by law %
minimum o dollars and INV ce"H pv
NotA efAe na.s a"d efa< aa mi~esraI mssIan
Townships %, 70, aud II, Of range ..
Townships 10 II, and 7a OF ranges 8 and T.
Townships TO- II, To- and 7s Of range
Townships q q and 7a q ranges. n ~, and IA
Townships ~. 73, and ~ Of range Is.
Townships n I2, 49, and z. Of range TO-
Townships 10, II, "a and 70, OF range 81.
Townships ~ "a and rs Of ranges "a 2s, a. 49, 90
30, 81, 81, and 80.
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales. ~a
The within the sts railroads Viii n
sold granted n aueuus ,sts
railroads. and the particular the win h.
sod containing tho quantities respectively shown ou
Offering Of the above lands win he On the d.
until shall offered and The closed e
no kept open longer than weeks no py,
entry any the above lands will be admitted the M
of the weeks.
Given my hand the city Washington nlecp ds
January pomin thousand eight hundred and @ eight
JAMES BUCHANAN
By the President
TiIoa A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE no PRE- EFoiITIox CLAIMANT
Every persan right Of pro empton any Of s
within townships and parts of townships above menae
establish the satisfaction M the ana
Of proper land ONCE and saax payment krr su m
iag TAX Aics and before the day appointed he
Of the public n the land embracing t
claimed otherwise such claim win hc forfeited.
TIIO6 A. HENDRICKS
of the General md CHRc.
Jan 22-levy2wtds FIntekrtar ~
The Washington union., 1858-03-02

DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment. =
III sale frame housetwo stories, basement and suo
slnatcd s7s near Wlnders building fo'
apply 70 GrO W. BRAY, y,
Property agent 2s2 Ninth street. bet and streets non
Feb 1l-eodlm
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
No. 595.
Notice for r storing certain lands to market In
the state or Alabama.

..f
Notice for r storing certain lands to market In
the state OF Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land ofice'at
IN Hunsvc the State n Aabama will he open the sale
private entry and location on nnd after ~ Art day Of Nay ne
all public IaHd embraced tho following townhps wht
had been proclaimed offered prior withdrawal hy No
t6h being lands which had been withdrawn satisfy that part
the railroad by Of Congress approved Sd Janc 1855 which
contemplated road from Memphis Charleston Of SUD
having bcen rejected by tho STATE of Alabama viz
South Of tAr baae 'ine amd eaa Of the Hsstas n<rlca
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, s, and 8, or range l.
Township l. Z, H. and and the Il townships and
north of tho Tennessee river, OF range 3.
Townships o. a. and Q, and the nshp nmIb
OF the Tennessee river &C range O.
Townships g. I, parts of townships aud
north Of the Tennessee, of range T..
Townships and the parts Townships north the
Tennessee, or range g.
ef the hns ii~s n Hant.rias meridiar
Townships l, 2, 8, :, s, and o, of range l.
Townships q aud Z, Of range7.
Townships l, 2, 3, 4, s, g. and 7, or ranges q
Townships !, 81 s, and g. d 10, H. H. 49, H. sna
Township !, Of range l6.
Given under my hand the General Once the city
TH0s a. HENDRICKS,
Feb 20--law6w IntalSsaarl Commissioner
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

T1ROFESsOR J. r. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully returns thanks to his friends and paonf TOT pas'
mem nd sol,its a continuance Of The same -.
studio MrCrtcys gallery No AS Pennsylvania avenue ps
doors east Of Al street. flsnsa n PA
The Washington union., 1858-03-02

tho land oace Sioux Cr, commcnslng Monday
nrst day of June for tho Disposal the public
fore snsred xtuatcd within the following wnahs and
parts Of townships, viz:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
From the D,vcnpor, Gazette Dec.
The Evils and the Remedies.

Il must be admitted that close IN
yestiostion Of our present condition Is
not calculated to inspire confidence,
and If We would maintain a reputation
for solvency it is time that we commen-
ccd taking the preliminary steps to that
end.
Our present condition must be rem
edied before the return Of the usual
season Of immigration, or permanent
stagnation may be the result.
Shinplasters and the irredeemable
.ssues Of banks whose location and re-
ponsible existence are not with Ger
tainty known to us, constitute our only
currency and every dollar OF the
amount Of our daily buslncsa.transac-
tons is subjected to direct tariff OF
not less than ten pcr'ccn
Shinplasters and irrcdeemable cur
rency must be discouraged, and the
issuers must be brought under the in
fuence Of public opinion, if not Of legal
action.
Will the Gazette explain what was
intended when it said that, "SlllN-
PLASTERS AND IRREDEEMA ABLE
CURRENCY MUST BE DlSCOUR-
AGED. AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BE BROUGHT UNDER THE IN
FLuENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION,
If NOT OF LEGAL ACTION!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
--~Ds Hc-'
[Conlm M a'ed.
That Protest Reviewed.
By a CONSUMER

The Standing Card signed IN sirty-nirc re-
specie bic Merchants ard others.-- Step for
,eard to protect Florence money d'c-C Con-
demniag the course Of tie Democrm.
will quote few of the leading features
embraced in the card
Believing that the trade OF OR city is
Sin more ,,rospero Gus condition than the
trade OF any other city in the State
Gentlemen, betiecing and k,.o,ciag are two
different thing. Reco.leet the old adage.
''all is not gold that gli,ters" 1t may be
possible that one part of a community may
prosper to the detriment of another portion of
that same community; and it is certain hat
with deprecated local currency, some one
must lose the scales are not equally bal
lanced. For instance; if the merchant sells
his goods at fair profit, and gets his pay
can only realize s5 cents on the dollar for
them, the case is clear, that he loses ) cents
on every dollars worth he sells On the
other hand, if he adds Is per cent more to
the price Of his goods, then the purchaser
loses the Is per cent; SO with deprecated
currency, there must be loss, and some
portion of community mast lose it and if
we have prospered, it must be clear to eve-
ry thinking mind, that we are indebted to
some one portion of our community for it.
Now, gentlemen, are you prepared to put
your hand in your pockets and pay what
has been wrenched from the consumers and
the poor of this city by deprecated cur
rency? Can you countenance what has
been curse in every country and land where
it has found circulation?
"That the merchants of no other town or
city in the west, have met their irtebted.
mess more promptly or fully than the mer.
"chants of Davenport"
How have they met their liabilities p
During the fall, the whole of the Union, as
well as foreign nations, was convulsed with
thepanic. Yet there are few individuals who
keep perfectly cool, and are always ready
to take the advantage of any pressure to en-
rich themselves, even to the sacrifice oil
their hard up neighbors. In the midst OF
our fears, and before we had time TO recover
from the first shock, we find the city flood
ed by all kinds of promises to pay, accept
ances, de-, de-, in denominations from five
cents to $40. They were regarded by some
IS great boon; while others shook their
heads. However, fair promises were made
that these cats should be redeemed with
good currency. The farmers sold their
wheat, corn, potatoes, &C., and took their
pay in that currency-proud even to get
that, and. f"r while. it did ry WE'LL
But excha ','e got up and still up; mer-
chants grumbled, and, at length, things got
little sQusny. The Board Of Trade called
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
The --latest Convert to Popular Sover-
eighty.

Governor Seward, in his late speech
in the Senate, adopts the principle of
popular sovereignty as declared in the
Kansas Nebraska bill, fully and with.
out reservation-as the future policy
of the country in relation to Terrific
ries to be hereafter organized. That is
just what we haye always prophecicd
the Republican party would eventually
do. Seward, their great leader. re-
cants his error in opposing the Nebras-
ka bill, and the rank and file of his
party will follow his example. We
now venture on another prophecy,
which is, that in less than six months,
Seward and his followers will endorse
the Kansas policy of the President.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
Anairs ct tho Capital


Dks MotsAs. March .. lSSs' 4
Yesterday afternoon In the Senate, t1e
claims of r. A. Barker, the counterieiter' as
Warden of the PeBitentiary, were for'nahy
.unwa5 he reference to the committee on
WAYS and Means.
tn. Committee on WAYS and Means TO
whom was referred the bill making appro-
nr;ations for the Iowa State University,
reported the same back, reducing the ap-
preparation from s27 900 to $4,000. The
amendment was copcurred in, and the bill
M de the special order for the 4th
The Bank Bill was discussed at length,
and the 9th section stricken oit and the
10th so amended as to prohibit the issue Of
notes below the denomination OF 80. Inc
working Of such a provision in a anking
law is well exemplfied in the history OF
numerous States. Missouri sues nothing
below $40. and as consequence pays trib-
ute to every feline Institution in the coun-
try. where note. Of all denominations cir
culate as freely "a her own Sos. After
the accomplishment of this Herculean stroke,
the Senate adjourned.
M.Reu 8, SESArE.-The House Bill
amending the Charter Of the city OF l,aven-
port was called up, and after lengthy dis
cussion az to its unconstitutionality, it was
referred TO Rusch, as committee Of one.
The bill authorizing loan OF portion
OF the school Fund to the Medical College,
at Keckuk, was passed.
The School Bill also passed the Senate 10
to l3.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported n concurrent resolution fer the ad-
iournrnent on the 9Th inst, and recon-
mended its passage The 23d was inserted
in lieu Of the 10th, and then the resolution
was laid on the table, 81 to l3, and the Sem
ate adjourned.
MAEcu2 9, r. M.,-IIousE After the in
PRODUCTION of several bills to legalize asses'
ments, Joint resolutions for mail facilities,
DC, an act for the apportionrneLt Of the
.DcnDOl wac dii'i IN-1c', anu
an act for the punishment Of malicious OPP
preston, was also passed. This bill had its
paternity in the fertile brain of the Repre-
sentative from the 55th District, and grew
ont of the Caggett embrogio.
Mr. Cassaday, Of Van Buren,, introduced
an act to allow parties to the record to tes
tify in civil actions Mr.. Sewers has been
hammering at this matter during the whole
session, and failing in his object, a Demo
crat perfects bill and comes to his assis
lance The design is good one, and will
subserve the ends Of justice in many non
come atab,e cases.
MARCH 3-lIousE.-Five petitions for the
| location of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at
as many different places, were presented to
the House. 1t has become utterly reGica-
| for the location of the Deaf and Dumb and
Blind Asylums, by the little rural towns
Every day, and all times of the day, arc
there petitions presented. The Iowa Legis
laturo is expected 30 grind the dull AK of
every man, and build up every plat of Its
aid off in the State, by the granting Of Ger
tain special franchises l. is simply redic-
ulous, and the petitions and remonstrances,
/ de-, relating to towns and county seats, and
individual matters, forms the gist Of legis-
/ tive business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and tbs ira cling o.bic, that he has
opened this large hotel in he Clare. The house is
nearly new and furn, she'd with AL be conveniencrs
of mole hotels The table VIII be supplied with the
best the country affor Is e.
Hi. experience a d large acquaintance with the
bu.ine in The west, l. sunatien, ;aaran,ee that
hi hoa- 10 thu vi &C to stop NJ when On 70 the
ci u lie CLAIRE
Hacks leave the eralton 10 se every morning
(Suhds exoepted1 Tor Davenport.
nasshl-dswAw1y II p NuUTlAI1 RyoDfs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

FEMALE IMMIGRATION TO THE WEsr.-The
Decatur correspondent of the State Journal
says:
''oome fifty women and girls, sent out
from New York city by the women's emf
grafton aid society, arrived here on Friday
last They were all Immediately supplied
with good homes, and am informei places
for fifty more could readily have been OBJ.
Is years, and some as old as 40 years of age
There is no doubt but good work has been
commenced in the West in offering homes,
and the means Of sustenance the starving
worthy poor of the overcrowded and pent
up ca tern cities"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
Notice.

70 the heirs Ct law ~ Samuel Philbar, late o. Scott
county, Iowa. deceased, and all others whom it may
concern.
NyOTTOB IL hereby given that on application mad
IN on the Is h day Of January, \ 1858. ~ ReY
beccs Jane wonderlick and David Wonderlick, heo
husband " the County Court d Oft county, 0tatd
OF Iowa. 10 prove and estsblish verbal Val Of cal
samuel Philber, rs hi. last Will and Testamente
Monday, the asst Gay Of March. d 1853, was fixed
by said Court for he final hearing thereof and that
on sai Hrst day OF March, 4 1855, the hearing
thereof was adjourned to Monday tn 18th dag Of
March, A d 1858, when You can appear and defend
therein, II vou desire so TO do.
January 2o,h, 1858.
By order Of HON CHARLES WK6kON,
County Judge Of Scott county lows.
DAvuou 4 IbUI, Attorneys for applicants
nch1- V0V 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
neuecratIc state Convention.

A Convention Of the penfocra'ic parry ~ -
a Iowa will be held at Iowa NY on i"'''
s1.h day Of June 1858. tor the purpse o' "''"
candidates for the ofIi,es Of secretary '"''''' ''
treasurer Of state also for the ah'ae'''" % 'ue-
o4her business a. said convention may deem p''p.
me ratio Of representation will be one DELEGATE LOT
..rh on. hundred votes, and one additional delesate
=. -, ,r.e,ion over nny votes cart In each county
=, TO- D.m,crs,ic candidate for Governor in etober
-. coun,e, casting less number o. votes will be
.ot,t,ed ~ one aelegate each.
No county can be represented by proxy,
an W vcCLsAaY GEO. =. @. Dow,
20. vtsCH, WIN NooHT'
john CLARx, ChAkLss oo"SIN''
". ". BsLKNAP, d. H. S"Los's'
l.. D. TEST, SfHe Ctmf" t"D'"'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

a rtonas W. Ward, Esq, a prom -.
citizen OF Boston, and for n.au, years a., :.
Of Messra Barring BroA. died on the 9Th inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
For Sale.

HnOND hundred and twenty Budding lots In o.
~ Addition 70 the town Of Port Byron.
Theee lots ere eligible and handsomely situated %
shs bank Of the Mississippi They VII b soIA reee
tonsble germs.
Tor particulars inquire Of Nessrs. Durfee, Pratt
o.. Port Byron Charles J. Rogers, Dsq, LeClaire,
Oorbin & Dow davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JANIS MAY.
- ne subscriber hes numbeFiess desirable PIE
eeof land In and near the cities q Davenport and
LeC1aase amp near the town Of Port Byron, thst be
Vshsss = 80. IOctlssfl ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
E30tAb11OhOd laAo
BURROWS l. PRETYMAN.

""oiess4e HHu ktIa Dealers In
Foreign and IIOnaSsfic lDs..I
Goods, Boots and Shoes.
Hate aud Caps, Cloth
ting, etc.,
"OULD invite the attention Of purchaser,
w their large and varied assottmeu, We 70
now openii.g Pail and Winter stock su.tsb. 10,
the wants OF tnis community. We do q ~ profess IN
undersell our reghbors, but oHer2. d Goods al
reasonable taf.s. We have on land one a.
sortment OF
DRE9s oooDas
consisting OF
Silks, Mcripos. ParamatiAs, vale nrsesuea.
Lastres, DrLaines, Ac., Sha~ls and
Mantillas In great variety.
Cloths, CAssiineres, vesIings, Ready Made CloGh,p
and woollen Goods Of ali kinds suitable for tn ou
ing season. Yankee Notions, Rubber Goods Car
pets, Oh Cioths window Shades, Orooeries Crcsaery
and Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

TvAn suhsssbss has sumbs q toes q e1eauens
81 ~ v1i6A = vts1a p Gaees q sels. 1880
1alEs;li - - sA'A' e $500: = -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
Thousands VI KeIIs Of Wall Paper

Thousands u kGIIS Of Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale IN Lots to suit Purchasers.
BORDERS, Fireboard Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
u Window shades, Gold Transparent and beAltt-
full, Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue buG and H.
CURED. at very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang-every style Of paper. who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for tr!ne.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Pspering
done In . style not to be Gxcelled
Please call On Second 1t Get. Of Rock Island
SHEPHERD 4 BON.
July2sd Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
ILLUSTRATED. ILLUSTRATED.

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one of
the largest and best literary papers Of tbs day An
Imperial Quarto containing eight pages forty col
umns of ent.rtaining original matter and elegant
iy illustrated every week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM 30 CENTS TO $500
IN GOLD WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH
SUBSCRIBER INIMEDIA TEL ON RECEIPT
OF TIE SUBSCRIP7IOE MONEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
BOOK TRADE.


BOOK TRADE |
TWIN cry BOOK STORE !! !
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND ST., OPPOSITE In CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS! |
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS.
ooloxnss, P.rfumeries.
Hair Oils, soaps,
Lithosraps, Maps Of oil kinds,
A ND great variety Of other things, such - Ia
a only kept In Book Stores.
ALSO:
M A q A Yin IL =!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF al the most popular kinds. The f,iowins ar
NJ "A G AZ INES:
Harper
Cooley, Graham,
Rmerson's 4 Putns New Monthly
Peterson, Kbickefb booker, Household Wor's,
Fleetwood. Frank Lsiie's New Family Magazine,
Ballous Dollar Mrs Steph Ems, Y Journal Harpers
Monthly Part, Lesiie's III Monthly Part.
waveriy Monthly, Novelette Monthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
u.rt,a A. Ta,ax c..a y..-..,
Dinsmores r. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Appleton's r. X. Guide, Ednburg do do
chronological Jonrns NorthB itish do 10
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK TEXTILES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
DAv Book Sunday Dispatch,
n 7. Ledger, n. Y Mercury, Clipper,
Picayme, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal
LfsIll.C0untrs Gent. Rural \. Yorker, Novelette,,
HarpersW'y ILL., FLeslie's, III, Spirit Of the Times,
Porter's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish kews, Spiritual Telegraph,
Irish American, Police Gazette,
| n. Y. Leader, Living Age,
Courier and Enquirer.
Journal of Finance and..Thompson's Reporter.
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
True Flag,
American Union
waveriy Mas, Pxror Casket,
| Flag OF our Union, Yankee Priyateer,
Pilot, Ballous Pictorial, and American Traveller
| Phu. Dollar Newspaper and saturday Evening Post
| Washington National Era, Baltimore American
| Pitteburg Gazette. st. LOUIS Democrat,
Cincinnati T!r1es and
| Commercial,
| Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
] News, and
| Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch,
london Weekly Times,
| London Illustrated News.
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
| liberal terms by the Month, Quarter, or Year.
Sx6scvsbs Aers and sace your Postage,
| E.H. STARR.
| octld0 Agent.
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DRY GOODS.

BURROWS &ROTTY1M,
7 Forwarding and Csnnisslss
Merchants.
PRODUCE DE.ALER0.
And Wholesale and Retail dealersin
ID h q q q ID -
QuHEMeWAnE. GROCERIES. BOOTS An
eHOAo. RATA OAPa CiOTWI0.
SALT %.
Havins ample room for storage, We shan pay p .
tic1ia1 attention ~ Receiyins Storfng end Dorvar
log any Goods ccnsisned 10 ous care.
C0sk P0ts1 at all fisssss for Pro.
0esce.
Front strset. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
VIM b kept in constant operation, and Farmsn Az
Informed that We pay 81 all tines IN Gan ~ hash
sst price fer wheat. Flour sivsys oa hand
OCT. I7-d6vu BURROWS PkET1YMAN.
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FORSALEORLEASE
For Rent.

TINE OFFICE her etofor oc cupied by Messrs Cook
i Dillon X Lindley, opposite Cook X Sargsni'e
Bank.
Enquire OF N. KUHHEN, Tobacconist. (Dec2Sf
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-4+"
TERMS.
One copy for one year. 90 and gift
One copy for two W ars.. 30 and gifts.
One copy for three years 90 and gifts
One copy for five years. 90 ard gifts.
ANDTO CLUBS
Three copies one year. 50 90 and 3 gifts
Five copies one year. 90 and gifts.
Ten copies one year. 70 on and 10 gifts.
T~aaty one copies one ear. 30 90 and II gifts
The ar icles to be distributed are compri cd in the
following lit
Package Of Gold, containing. $500 each,
. do DO ID ......... 300 each,
~ do DO do 100 each,
10 Pateni Lever Hunting Case Watches 90 each,
20 Gold watches COMMUNICATIONS. 20 each,
50 DO ..................... ID each,
leo do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 each,
400 Ladies Gold w atch s............... % each,
200 Slv Hnnti Cased Watches. ..... 80 each,
800 Silver Watches. Slo tn 20 eacl,
1000 cold iu ard, vest Feb Chains 10 to 30 each,
God Lookets. Brrcsets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Brea Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve IT. Ds, Rings Shirt
Studs Watch Keys Gold and Silver Thimales, and a
variety Of other ic s, worth from SO cents 10 SIS
each.
Immediately on the receipt Of tn" subscription
mon y, The subs rit VIII he en- or upon
en- aansCt piuIi b -g~:t number. snd thu
gltt cor esptad wit. So t,rnh wiz " forward
-. within Wee. ...1 subscriber by mai
eryseSs ooSt pdfT.
A. COMA ani "a I'll, should Ne addressed to
BE.kEr x 90
Is AMI 80 Moifat Bulldinl $50 Broadway, New York
- Specimen c pies sent tree. Agents wanted.
nlch4 -1tf-wlam 1y
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For Sale or Lease.

1VVVBNTYITHREK eligible Building Lots, situate,
u on Harrison Third, Ripley and Bl0ndesoe -$rsets
w1l b cold or leased on reasonable terms: Tor par
liculsrs enquire Of 0OhDIN B Dow. or
TeseaeSl AMY1 MAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

For Sale or Lease.
II pasticulass eneuire Of C0RBIH q Dow, o.
leugl6AtH JAMES NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

AwP WHITE TEETH, PERPrMRp BREATH
VIZ aud Beautiful Complexion can be ACQUIRED
by usihs the ''hairn 81 Thousand Flowers +" What
lsdy or grn'i fnan would remain under the cur = OF
dissgree1ble breath, when BIZ using Balm n, n
Thousand Flowers a. drntifrice would not onIv
render IL rweet, Ut leave the teeth white az Aabas
terry Many person do not know their breath l. bad
and the subject 10 20 delicate their friends will never
mentiont. BewaTe OF Counterfrits. Be sure each
ooitie Il sighsa fhfhiDGk h Co., N. Y. For sale
by all d. uggists.
Nv WOODLAND CREAM."-A Pon.ade for beautify.
ing the Har-highly perftmei, superior 10 any
French article imported, and for hair the rice For
dressing lAoies Hair 1t has no equal. gisinsn q
bright, glossy appearance. 1t causes Gen.leman's
Hair 10 curl In the most natural manner II removes
Dandrhf, ALWAYS giving the Hair the aIpe ararce OF
being resYl shampooned, Price, only fifty cents
None genuine unless signed
FR-RiDGE & co.
Proprietors OF the Balm Of q Thousand Flowers. ,
For ale ~ TAYLOR y kALLoRD, No 10 Lei lair
Row. Sole agents for Davenport.
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