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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15

We esteem il a pleasure resting upon our
absolute knowledge OF its merits 10 recon
mend Prof. Woods Hair Restorative rs th'
kind with which W. are acquainted, ana one
which has done under 'ur own upsel Va'ivh
all that it claims-and il claims everything
implied in its name.
This article, in short, will restore gray hui
to its original color and add toits Growth ana
beauty wherever any blight or disease has
checked that growth or maired that beauty
This has been proved in Our family within Il
few weeks and in numerous otl.cr cases related
to us without the knowledge of the proprietor.
We have only to add that this most valuable
article is iUI sale 10y the proprietor mt No. 81
Broadway, and ia Market Street, St Louis,
CAUTION Beware of worthless limitations
as several are already in the market called by
ditleroet names. Use none unless the words
professor Woods Hair Restorative. Depot
st. Louis, Mo. and New York. are blown in
the bottle, Sold by all Druggists and latcnt
Medicine dealers. Also 10y all Fancy and Toll
ct Goods dealers in the United States and
Canadas.
nr CHRISTIES AGUE BALSAM is tic
best remedy for the permanent cure Of Chill'
and Fever. Fever and Aguc, Dumb Aguc, ant
all malarous diseases incident to this climate
1t has never been known to fail when tho
directions have been strictly followed. 1t is {
purely Vegetable Compound, containing Meth
er Arsenic, Quininc. Stryclniuc, or anything
of a poisonous or dclctrriuus nature. 1t ha,
had, for years. the largest sales of any remedy
tor a specific disease, ever offered to the public
1t has attained its immense popularity
through its own merits its great power in
curing disease its singular harmlcssncss an
freedom from hurttul ingredients 1t can b,
taken 10y the helpless infant vigorous youth
and feeble age. ever without injury, and al
ways with benefit. Thousands in every stat,
, in the Union where the disease prevails, hay,
realized and will testify to its lalsamic an,
curative powers. Price one dollar per bottle
orc bottles for $500.
| For sale in st. Charles by C.. II. Haskell
and 10y all Druggists and dealers generally.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15

We this week publish the call for Il
Democratic Convention of this Judi
cial District to be held ut West I'M
ion, August 30th. We have already
announced the call for the Republican,
Convention to be held at the same
place, August 9th. For the Judge
ship the Republicans appear to have
two candidates, Judge Murdoch and
Judge Williams, both Of Clayton coun-
ty =; while among the Democrats we
have heard the name of VIM. McClin-
took, ESD, only, mentioned in connec-
ton with the office. Mr.. McGlathcry
of West Union, and ID. W. Poindexter
of this place, are spoken Of by the
Republicans for District Attorney.
II the Eastern part of the district has
the Judge, it must be conceded that
the Western part is entitled to the
District Attorney, and we are pleased
to find that public opinion is ccntcring
upon Mr.. Poindcxter as the gentle
man upon whom the Office should be
conferred. Among the Democrats we
have heard Moses Conscr of Floyd,
and a. G. Case of Bradford, spoken of
for District Attorney. Mr.. Poindex-
ter, however, will be certain Of the
election, if his friends give him the
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15

The Texas papers contain glowing
accounts Of the grain crops in that
State.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15
Vermont.

The Republicans of Vermont held
their State Convention at Montpelier
on the 29th ult, and nominated the
following ticket:
For Govcrnor-Hiland Hall Of Bennington.
1t. Govcrnor-Burnam Martin of Chelsea
1rcasurcr-H. NJ. Bates of Northiield.
Mr. Hall was formerly member Of
Congress, and lattcrly Judge of the
Supreme Court. Mr.. Martin and Mr..
Bates arc both lawyers of good stand
ing in their respective localities and
all the candidates are Wings of the
Henry Clay school. They will be cleo
ted. \ series of resolutions were
passed declaring adherence to the
Philadelphia platform of 1856, express
sing adherence to slavery, and find
ing cause for congratulation in the
fact that Vermont holds up a bright
record in relation to the fraudulent
corruptions which have been sanction
ed at the National Capital. The con-
vcntion was entertained with speech
cs from Hon Jacob ColIamcr Of Yer
mont, and VIM. c. Howard, NJ. c., of
Michigan.
The Democratic State Convention
assembled at Bellows Falls July sth,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15

We admit into our columns this
week a communication upon the sub
jet of the Judgcship of this Judicial
District, not because we endorse the
purport and intent Of the article, but
because it has been a rule with us to
open our columns as medium of com
munication with the public upon all
suitable occasions. For ourselves,
we have no fault to find with Judge
Murdoch. 1t cannot be denied, how
ever, that the Judges desire to evadc
some of the county seat quarrels, both
in this and in other counties, has been
unfortunate for him. Between two
stools you come to the ground" is an
old adagc, which mag prove true in
Judge Murdock's case and yet we
do not know as he could have we'll
managed matters differently. We
had as lief trust our county interests
with him as with any one The ques-
ton will doubtless be finally settled
by the Supreme Court, no matter what
the District Court may do.
Should the friends Of Judge Muir
dock wish to reply to the communica-
ton ill question, the opportunity will
be freely accorded them.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15
TreaSurer's Report.
BORN,

BORN,
In Rockford, on Friday, July 9th, a son to
MIR. John Smith
In Niles, July Sth, a son to Seth Terry
In Cedar, July 18th, a soa To VIM. Allen
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15

Thus it will be perceived that the
twenty-five thousand dollars per an
nun is swellcd to the nice little sum
Of fifty-six thousand two hundred dol
lars. This, however, is but a drop in
the bucket. The employees of Con
grcss are now paid $ll3, 500morc than
they were in 1910, and the contingent
expenses of the Senate have increased
$lST 900 reaching now the enormous
sum Of $2ST,000. The items of that
increase would open the eyes of the
country to the utmost limits of an in
crcdulous stare, if they could he
spread before them. The Incidental
expenses of the House have reached
the staggering sum of Sl,340,O0O.
The expenses of the President and De-
partments have gone up from $780,
5sl to 1926
Had we time, we might look at the
outrageous swmdles of the army and
navy and some other departments of
Government ; and yet the L. S. Senate
lately voted to put a restriction upon
the dissemination of intelligence by
increasing the rates of postage on
letters &c.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-15

Oil and truth usually get uppermost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
~ There was a fair amount Of
wheat coming into town ye .erlay.

ENDr. Burtis is putting TIE fin
ishing touches on the lever suits Of rooms
in his magnificent Hotel The dining room
Of this house ia the most elegant and CON-
modious, We venture to say. that can be
found in tie northwest 1t is most taste
fully finished, and is furnished with large
number of tables of different dimensions
which a-e happily adapted for the use Of
large and small parties. families, or couples:
which feature is indeed indispensable to
house of the first class. The heating and
cooking apparatus is now admirably perfec-
ted, and goes step or two ahead of any Of
our western hotels. The Doctor is not to
be easily superseded in his ideas Of ease,
elegance and comfort in hotel arrangements
An hour or so spent in looking oyer thsss
premises will serve to satisfy every person
that Burtis' Hotel is great institution, and
that it is the crowning glory Of this great
metropolis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. It,
SENATE-Mr Seward presented memo
rial of the N. Y. Emigration commissioners
complaining Of the abuses committed on
female passengers by officers Of Emigrant
ships giving notice that lie should introduce
bill on the subject.
Mr. Wilson offered resolution by calling
for the Presidents instructions to mr. Meade
the American Minister to Brazil.
On motion of Mr. llamiin the Indiana
contested election case was taken up, Mr..
Hamlin argued the Importance of immediate
action.
On motion Of Mr.. Gwin q resolution was
adopted instructIng the finance committee
to inquire into the expediency Of reporting
bill increasing the facilities for refining
gold for coinage at the San Francisco mint.
HousE-A resolution appropriating $685.
900 for the expenses of the several lnvesti-
eating Committees was presented.
Mr.. Campbell asked leave to introduce a
bill requesting the President to negotiate
for the purchase of British North America
and Cuba. the people Of said provinces to
regulate their institutions in their own way.
The House refused to suspend the rules.
Yeas only 10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
NUMBER lO4.


NEw YoRK, Feb. Is
The Steamship Philade,phis from Havana
Sth inst arrived this A. NJ
The health of Havana was good.
Another Of the Spanish squadrons had re
turned to port.
Mare'zecks Opera Troupe was to perform
another season
Sugar was quite active with rates slightly
improved.
Molasses 2 real. per keg Of S l-2 gallons
The speech which Hon. Geo Bancroft
was 10 have delivered to the anti. .Lecomp.
ton meeting had it been held on Friday
evening, Was published this morning. He
holds that the Lecomptnn Constitution has
no claim to the sovereignty in Kansas but
by usurpation, that it has in no wise the
sanction Of Congress. nor Of lthe President,
nor OF the people Of kaIsss. and was but y
cunning device to defeat the people Of its
sovereignty
Mr.. Bancroft exposes the various frauds
committed in the elections in Ksnsas-denies
that there u any present danger TO the
V1ioA aAYa that shonei = ~ lnG1lpooG1on =
rebeIhOn N KanGne, ,asssrts tlbos V&e UuJI ISUeS
ers Of the Lecompton Constitution have no,
one square inch Of Democratic ground to
stand on, and says there is no precedent fol
enforcing . constitution against the will o
the people
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Feb. Is.
Gen. Houston intends to morrow to offer
a resolution intrusting the committee on for
eign affairs to enquire into the expediency
OF assuming q protectorate over the people
Of Mexico and Central America.
Gen. Harney and Col Summer arrived
here last night, direct from IT. Leavenworth.
The Gen. reports every thing quiet in the
Territory and says he apprehends no more
difficulties provided Congress gives them q
Government Of their own. Admit them un-
der the Lecompton Constitution and in ninety
days all trouble will cease.
The presence Of Gen. Harney and Col
Sumner have reference to the arrangements
fer the Spring and Summer campaign
against the Mormons
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is
FLOUR-IIesvy, and iu favo- oft buyer SAFES
5000 bbls at I5M4 20 for super Safe; 25lp4 -
Tor tXtra State LOAD 30 Tor super Western 30
al 50 for common 10 m diam xtra Western
sCANaDlAN FLOUR Unchanged. Sales 800 bbs
ood4 30 for stp-r; 35Go so for extra
RYE FLOUR-Dull AT 8 00a3 81.
WiIstT-Rsthe more active. PrioGs ur changei.
SAILS 5 900 bush; 90 fer red wisconsin; ! IS for
white Canadian.
KlE-Dull at 6911Ti
DARLEY-Nomiaai at 10GG7S
CORN Qaet. Sales 20O0 bush mixei was
m de q 81
OATS Quiet 4lm44 for ST ate and Western
PURK-Ma!k ftmer. Sales 4o0 bbls at l6 25Gy
16 20 for mess; II 00l13 80 for pr.me.
BEEF-au yant. Business IL.
DRESSED HOGS-7A
LtRD-St Ady.
BURrER-Active at 16@1Ga for ohio 1921 for
Sa
CHERSE-S eady at 6GpS
BACON-ln demand al dull prices.
WHISkEY-Firmer. Sales eco bbls ct 22k.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
statement.
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
DRS MONIES. Reb. 3. lkyS {

Dss MONIES, Feb. 3. le5s.
TITS HEREBY CERTlYIsD, that on the ID day Of
February, 1855 . statement was nled 10 this once
showing the condition Of the WEsTsan VALLEY BIRs
state cf Illinois, the 1st day Of January, 1855 in
cordaoc- with the provsiuns Of an Act Of the kg-
islatute OF this state passed January 2e 1851 that
such statement shows that sad Company Is poesessed
Of the requisite amount OF capital, sni invested -
required in tsid Act.
Authority Is therefore given 10 the above namsd In.
euranee Company transact business Of Insurance
In this Sta~, In accordance with the laws thereof.
IT IS ALSO CERTIFIED. that p. Gllett. Esq,
Of Davenport, has bes GUY sppoint BY seid Coule
pany their lasiul Attorn , and Agent for the Coun-
OF Satt, With fu power to take risks OF Insurance
ther ill., and 70 afknowedge service Of " cets, uton
hi. fling certified copy II The statement, filed IN this
once with the Clerk Of the District Oourf in and for
Il i. further certified that the annsxcd Is . true
copy Of the required stat mcnt.
In testim my whereof, have hersunto set my hand
and .zed my seal Of saao' this - dsy q r:S,as'y
| 1858. JNO PATIHs,
Auditor Of Iowa.
0rATRNENr Of the condition o: the western VAL
= ley Fire aud Marine Insurance Company, Of CHI
cago Illinois, made in pursuance II m Act Of tho
General Assembly q the state Of Isw. entitled ar
| January %. 1851
| l The nsns Of this Company II Tse western vsl-
| ley Fire and Marin. Insurancs Company," and To-
Gated at Chicago Illinois.
CAPITAL.
| .. Amount Of its authorized Cspi-
3. Amount Of It, Capital stock
paid up an secured a.. Xos0O0
AssIre
Z. Its ass II are % fellows, viz:
| /. Cssh on hand AMI In the
hanas u agents. s.........ss.$A 1VS.D
| g. Il owns no Real Estate
3. It owns NO Bonds
&. Loans secured BY Mortgage
| on Real Estate. SS,oSVw
s. No debts other rwtse sefured.
6. Debts due for prem.ums. loe o.
| T. All other securities are. VIE:
Stock Notes secured By mort
| ease, 2O5, 200 o.; Personal
Property, Cos 20; Interest
| accrued to date, 28i O7......2os. i7s "
| Total assets. .....s.sss.s <0sssWoA
| uABILITIss.
No liabilities due or not due 70
! Banks or other cTeditors.
e. No losses adjusted and DUE
| Z No loss<e AdiustGd and not due.
a. Los>es unanjust d........... 800 %
9 Nolosses In susps nse and sWai-
ting further proof.
| No other claims against The
Company.
II. TOE gre atest amount injured
IN any one rlsk, or sxpssed 70
| o0e 6fo.. otWw
| y The greatest amount Insured In any one town,
city, Of vilsse. depeAds On ~ she. sstisa, and
| descripsion Of buildings.
| 13 me create. amount insurod IL any one bloci
| dauenda ON saue ciscumstancoo . theoo obova
| uamfd.
u. Aoaexed 10 . copy Of the 0harter.
The above ststemGnt 10 ma6e - tho co06lton eth
Company On she Ii day u JsDuasy, 1865.
| @. ". Y8RDY, Rsesidfnts
Arssss GEo. ,. Aansrssse, xSy -.
O@ce With 0ualisA = DenAsA ~. - 0oase -
v.ble-11o @E ~ t&sE sTA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
ULIUS CHESEBROVGn,


MOULD respectfully Inform the inhsbilaats ee
w Davenport and vicinity that he has ope0ea a.
ouce directly over ths Davenport 0as On o. ID es-
wins Block, on Perry, between Third and Fourth 81
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Dn
tstfy In al its btanthes Having Seeeived inssyuc-
H. M from and during the raat year been asoCeiaael
with, Of tho able prsctiooers In the Dnss ~
will be executed 10 . careful and skllfu manner
He VIII be most happy 10 show any who nay favor
him With . call his recommendation, WHICH are Of
the highest character, and would invite the no
critical examination upon all work cmmitt ID y hss
hands. All operations registered ana warranted
lie socits .hsre OF the public satronssc and taxes
pleasure In submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oet -, 1857
This may certify that DR. J ChesebScuGA hao been
pupil Of mine in the study Of Dentistry, and thas
during the past year, he has operated With ne In
confidence, and cJrdis'ly recommend him TO any
wishing such services those of csreful aad sktli.
iul Dental Operator. WV. 8ll8HHlRl.D
And also In referring 70 Aessrs.
@. 7. . y. Shepard. Hon T. W. wuliams.
r o. LSarned DR. ". W. ths0sld.
Hon Ebeneser leaned. } q Learned,
DR.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
r " Browae, DR. w Stoddasd,
Of New london, Coma also 70
Or. Bsrrows, IN Burrows,
Hon J n Cannsn, DR. Daksr
DR. WithsrWAx, Rev Mason.
W II GuSley Esq, Messrs Cock 4 Sargeat.
Rev d Packard, DS True,
4 II harrow Esq. WA Remington,
b b Woodward, Az Mast.
q " Smith, PMerwin
NY $! ymaker. " Bailey. lFebsau
Rev Maxoun. Chs Powers
ia Lambrite, Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16

The BALL LAST NIGHr.-As we 90
to press. the young folks are enjoying
splendid time at LIE Claire Hall. We were
just in to take look, and found that every
thing was all right. AS near as we could
judge, there were about hundred couple
OF flair women and brave men," tripping
lightly through the mazes of the dance. on
the light fantastic toe" and we almost
wished that in our early education had been
Incorporated this elegant science. But
never mind, We would speak of the Hail.
We doubt much if old lie Claire Hall ever
before, was made the Gene Of such warlike
and yet such joyous demonstrations. About
the walls We're hung numerous pictures
among which were portraits of Generals
who have long since distingui she'd them.
selves on sanguinary fcl de, and have long
years slept with their faith ers also battle
scenes, home scenes, and other beauties OF
art. So boun tifully had the hall been sup.
Piled with mirrors that every guest could
see herself or himself without moving
while in all directions on the walls were
tasteiully ARA aged the military hats and
knapsacks of the company-the flags with
their wealth Of stars and stripes; while
from conspicuous place at the north end
of the hall, Washington, the father of his
country-the example of all military men.
looked down upon the scene of beauty ami
pleasure with a smile of benign APPROVAL
Mourted on the rostrum at the south end
of the Hall, was the old twenty six poun-
der, which throughout the whole occa
sion occupied a very conspicuous position.
In front OF the Musicians stand were ranged
twenty six bright rifles, all bayoneted and
Ioaded-with wax tapers. The front win
DOVE and the whole hall for that matter,
was well Illuminated in fact. we saw moth :
ing in the whole range Of appointments but
what was of the first order and highly COM
pllmented Captain Schuyler and his gallant
men. The music was excellent and the
dancing exquisite; and we must also add
that the supper prepared by the gentleman
Iy prorrietors Of the LeClalre House, was of
the most excellent and delicious order
After partaking freely of all the viands, ct
cetera within our reach or call, We marched
back to the hall, took our hat and come
away to prepare this hasty item for the BEN
eft of those of our readers who were not
lucky enough to be on the premises.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. Is

INDIANAFOLIS, TGU. 10.
On Saturday night about IL o'clock two
Irishmen entered Busicker's saloon, in this
city, for the purpose Of purchasing liquor.
Upon being refused, they attempted to raise
a disturbance among the persons who were
in the Saloon at the time, when the bar
keeper named Hopel. a German and man
named Custello an American. interfered to
prevent fight. The Irishmen both drew re
volvers and fired into the crowd CASTILLO
was shot three times and died last night,
Hople was shot twice and is not expected to
live. One Of he Iriehmen has been arrest
ed. A good deal of excitement prevails and
Lynch Law is loudly talked Of.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
Foreign Market.

PER STEAMER NIAGARA, LIysRpooL 30th
BREAnSTUFFS Flour unsaleable and quota
tions nominal. western BanAl 22sM23a Phi adel-
phia aud Baltimore 22s 6.@24s; Ohio ASA 2ss -
Wheat very dull and dec ed 2i since Tu sday.
Western IS 0dM6s for hne samples, which scarce,
while 7s@7-9i for best puati Is Corn quiet but
steady Mixed yellow 83s 6dd3lS white ;08.-Beef I
aoi Pork quiet but sieady.-Bacon firm with more
enquiry American Lard steady; 50 a 54s Cd for
choice Tsllow frmer 55 for Butchers.
Cons Is closed 95h@95k for money and account.
The Bullion in Bsnk had increased SG2 COO pounds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
Local Affairs

NOTICE. Having made change in
my carriers, no money must be paid on sub
scIiption to the Uomocrat, ether than to the
subscriber. Should any Of our patrons
miss their raper they will please leave
word at the office
Feb. l3-dtf JonN GuLErr. Supt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16

IL ~ COi. ua,C Va .ua,au,ul as, LeIi-
him to evacuate that port or he
Id Immediately compel him to do
y the armed forces at his command.
We learn from reliable authority
preparations have been making by
ncighbors in Matamoras, and gen
y throughout the States of Tamau-
and Nuevo-Leonry Coahuila, for
volt against the dictatorial powers
ntly assumed by Senor Common
u Restaurador, Of the I'd inst, con-
the proclamation ofGen .Vldaurri
le people Of Nuevo-L Leonry Coahui-
harging them to fight for the Con-
ltion OF 1857. Letters from Gen.
emo, of Tampiaco, and Gov. Moret
Louis Potosi are published in the
paper, in answer to letters writ
to them ty Gov. Vidaurri, asking
r cooperation with him; but they
SC to do SO, they having declared
nselves in favor of Commonfort.-
'arations are being made in Monte
for resistance. A great number of
ps have already been collected to-
cr, and the leaders seem sanguinc
lccess."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16

SouND.-We take pleasure in d.
recting the attention of our readers to the
words and heartfelt sentiments Of the Edi-
tors of the Gazette, at the head Of the first
column, of the second page. diff.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, r b 10.
COTT1N-Salfs. 1900 bales. Market sed
FLOUR-Firm.
tUGAR-,light'v daarer at Az.
MOLASSEs-20;t@22I
WHEAT I5G ~ for white; 93 for red.
CORN-5S, for mixsd
SHOULDERs-5k@5A.
HAMa-6NM6a.
COFFEE--Rio 10.
WHISKEy-1S.
PORK-Mess, quiet !; hsld at l6 25.
kD-l0I
EXCHAe gle On N Y-99dlO0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
JAMES AOHkOW,
Surgeon And Mochanical Dootaot,
0PPRRs HIS sRRvfCss A ouo

OPFBRS HIS SRRvlC10 A oU0u
- AiD friends ond ~ uahl1e nnaooss.
UyYvDA - onmgvmo lans - - - awuD
- - ~ o11Do1Go1n - = -
AD11 IN nnn !;
0ee1sisA's 60 ~ ~ laNs nose0 0eo1k6, - o.
lioviue thas - hae sueeolnel ~ eosuep rGaononn
- Dentist, he asks for postjoa Of The p0arunAoo
frum his friends and the public. His aeQuisunea0s
In the kDowledse Of Dentistry and asraae1aeuts n
hia cce and laboratory such that he b pespareA
70 Do any vorh In the Denial line. HI mods ofwssk
Is different from all others In ths section Of The eou.
try, being more caanly and durable. and vora vtsh
more comfort and satisfaction 70 the wcarsS. uo
will put In Artificial indsntuSss from one - n g.
tire set, and do al other wost sppestaiaing - D.
tistry.
Ofhcs and residence connected, on Fourth strssG,
second house west Of Main, adjoining Dr. y0onsaiA
residence.
Any number Of rsfesenoss sivsn rss.arsd
MAJ adtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16

~The sleigh fever continues to
rage with undated fury in all parts Of our
city. We hear Of no dsaths by it but sur
ly these are killing times for the young
folks-especally the unmarried