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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

Judsc Williams, on the 18th inst,
;.sucd writs for the arrest Of several OF
the persons connected On both sides
in the Fort Scott trouble. This was
done in compliance with the request OF
District Attorney Davis, who had
been visited by several persons in this
regard.
The South Carolina branch Of the
American Tract Society has held a
meeting since the anniversary of the
parent Society in New York, to endorse
the measures of tn Executive Commit
tee. The South Carolina brethren de-
clare that "whereas the parent Society
has virtually receded from the offensiv e
position" it assumed last year, salts
factory guarantee is now afforded for
the pcaceable prosecution OF its work
in the Southern States; and, as a
mark of restored confidence, the Treas
urer Of the Branch was instructed TO
remit the sum of 81 900 to the New
York office.
We learn that another murder took
place on Friday the ] lth inst, about
seven miles from WATERFOWL, Minneso-
ia, and near the Crow River. One
James Holland was deliberately shot
by his own brother in law, Thomas
Gehan, while the former was assisting
to settle dispute, in which Gehan
and others had become involved, in the
settlement Of right to claim. The
parties who witnessed the afiray, and
those directly implicated are all nearly
related, and have been in the State but
few weeks. James Holland, the
victim, was young man about eight
cen years of age, and his remains were
brought to St. Paul and inferred on
Monday. He was in the act of walking
away in order to avoid any further
difficulty, when Gehan deliberately
raised his gun and fired its contents
into Hollands head, killing him in
stantly. John Sullivan was one Of the
prime pals to the act, and we learn from
Mr.. McCarty that he was in st. Paul
on Monday. Gehan was arrested and
placed in custody at WATERFOWL, but it
is feared he will escape from his pres
cnt confinement. Hollands friends
live there, and his sudden and unfortu-
nate end has cast deep shadow over
the household.
A correspondent Of the Mnscstinc
Journal, of the 18th instant, says that
the authorities of that city lately bu,i-
ed a man without coffin who was
found drowned in the river. The cor
respondent shows the affair in dark
coloring and makes it out very in
human.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
MOunt Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

TTNHB Summer Session OF this Institution commen
i on Monday, Nay 3D., 1883. The location Of
this Institution for general heathfulness purity Of
moral atmosphere, subimity and beauty Of scene y,
Is not e3celled 1t Is thought BY thst Of any similar
Inc tituton this nation The buildings cubs
tiae brick edfce, situated on beautiful eminepce
Overlooking the ''Father Of Waters and Twin Cit
ies OF the West" and Is now beins fitted up In the
moot approved style ofeatern Co leges The Session
Rooms have been nicely pabcred, anG supplied with
the best styles Of Boston furniture diagonay ar
ranged, and the three commodous Ia lors have been
neatly papcred, painted carpeted and furnished with
new and elegant pianos, &C., for the accommodation
OF the musical and ornamental department. Two ad-
ditions Professors will be aided to the Faculty.
lady and gentleman, late Of Troy Female nj. &c, N
Y. The boarding department will accommodate ut
present, between seventy I'VE and one hundred young
ladies' and will be under the supervision Of the Pres
ident and his Lady; and parents may be assured
that no paas will b spared, not only 10 promote the
Scholarship and standing, but the health aud COM
fort Of their daughters. This Institution being
placed under auspices Of the Mount Ida College
Association" and iDcorpoT ated, with the highest Col
legiate wers. full and formal Diplomas, comforting
appropriate Literary Degrees, will be awarded 10
those young ladies Who complete the prescribed
course Of study. Expenses Will be reduced to meet
the times Students will be received 1t any time du.
ring the nrDt half Of the session
msyi-tf REv n n TOOKB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
A SINGULAR STATE OF Tunes IN MEYIco.-

A SINGULAR STATE OF Tunes IN MEYIco.-
One of the latest items of intelligence
from Mexico is, that the Government, in or
der to relieve the money pressure upon it,
had imposeda tax of one per cent upon
capital, except the property Of the church
This measure naturally created good deal
of excitement, and the foreign ministers in
behalf of their respective countrymeo, took
an active part in the discussion. A letter
from the capital under date Of the Cd inst.
says:
The action of the diplomatic corps has
been very funny. The French Minister has
sustained the side of the government; the
Minister of Guatemala also the new Brit
ish minister, Mr.. Otway, has asked time to
consider and advise with his government
before the contribution should be enforced /;
but to Mr.. Forsyth belongs the credit Of
kicking up dust, of setting the palace in
uproar, Of calling around him by one stroke
of policy all the foreigners residing in Mex.
leo. Mr.. Forsythe protested against the
contribution being levied at all All classes
of foreigners focked around the United
States legation and If it had been possible
to take oaths of allegiance to the Star Span
gled Banner, and to grant protection at the
same time, the number OF American citi-
zens there would be much larger at the
present time.
Mr.. Otw4y's course drew from the Gov
eminent polite note, requesting that he
would consider their condition, He consld-
cred. and replied shat he had no desire for
polemics; that he only had to repeat his re-
quest that the law should remain inopera
tive until he could advise with his Govern
ment; that if they proceeded to enforce it,
they did so at their peril. This was too
much for Mexican diplomacy. The Govern
ment has given in, and in consideration of
the general good behavior of the United
States and Great Britain. thew have set the
action of the law aside for three months.
which means they have really knocked it in
the head.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

how they could get across . slough, close
by. She replied BY directing them 70 90
round They were not satisfied, and they
told her menscingly, that che knew where
a boat lay by which they might eros it
The girl became frightened and offered to
show them where the boat was. and one Of
them followed her into the bushes, but not
out Of sight of his companions. and there
forced her down and committed most bru-
tai rape upon the child, after which the
three decamped. Shortly afterwards the
lads came from tea and found the girl in >
dreadful condition and quite unconscious.
1t Is thou ht that the little sufferer cannot
survive the beastal attack. One of the
wretches, but alas not the atrocious prin-
cipal, has been arrested and lodged in our
county iail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
STOCK.
Notico . Stock Rajscrs.

YNHD thorough breed Durham Bull, DAvY
j CROCKETT, u nov kept for the tenefit Of those
who wish 70 avail themselves OF his services ct
u. CannonsG stable-, West Davenport.
Terms. Cash-for common COWS, Is, for grade
or part bred, $40, for thorough bred COWS $50.
DEkckIPTION.-"Davy Crockett" 10 q deep red
wss calved on the 2stn Of March, 1855, bred BY
jacob Pierce OF Clark county, Ohio He Of the
finest short horned Durham Bulls Of his age In the
etA -, or IN krCiand. see his Pedigree, No las
Vol. B. American herd took.
PkDIGRBE. -'Davy Crockett Was got BY Import-
ed Alderman, pa cut II Young vrsinis, by Powhat-
tan SIS = Lady Of the Lake by Imported Reforner
a.O3l Rose Of Sharon BY B-lvidefe ll1o6l Rcd Rose
9Th ~ ~ HubtAok 1913 BED nos. ID b. Iii.
Grace tali,l Ned Rose LIST by Marlborough 1851
Ameriesn Gov by Fsyori;e I262l by Prince l53l.i
BY Fohjambe I2e3,j by Hanback, I3l9,l by jaine.
Browns Red hul, fsT1
For further particulars Inquire at Cannon ard
Ffench's Mills, west Davenport.
AFTER devoting 9 large tort on of INV time for the
past SIX yetrs, spt ius ntither trouble or expense
obtain the beat Thoroughbred stock that co.ld 10
In this country or in Europe,I aIn happy to statr
that can justly recommend one 0; thr Dest young
thorUe' bred Stations in tie world. - the e;
anmoth Jack, and iDporte! thoroush-r-et py,-
lam Bulls, and Is good . Hereford Bna as Eaglend
ever produced an Aldrrney Bull, and Suffolk Hogs
The services OF all thee snm,is AZ within H..
reach Of every person who WISHES 10 mpruve their
stock. This Is very important branch q lcal-
turs interests and ought 70 b. every where 8 pron
inent although 1t hse HERETOFORE been too ulu i
negieete- oy toe Farms OF Iowa who have not pad
suincient dttull'i w Tue iFouutIi3n OF pure Ii
bred animals. Ii IS wi known fact, particularly
amcng The growers OF fine STOCK ia England, that
T. tie best should be- pure 'horoulh bred AMI
ma the Offspring OF sire OF the opposit character
lDsAriabl, Elbows Ia. defects Z Al impe fect p-igre
Another fact equally esiab!i h xltbough II may
appear stra!gr 10 some, IL that the offspring frt-
gueAtiy po-sr- the distinctive traits ~ Characters
which II ~. imrregnaled the Gam. Thee, ard mary
equally impor facts, render ii Of the rr-t nrcs-
aity To obtain Thoroughbred animals, Tor the it-
provement, of STOCK OF all kind.
The sutscr Iber has, and VII keep constantly on
hand FOR sale Thoroughbred stock
aprsd&w3rn J. n. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
The Great American Horse Tanner tam
ing O Zebra.

The London Daily Ners thus speaks Of
Mr., Rarey's attempts TO tame zebra:
But the great novelty of the day was the
Introduction Of the Zebra from the African
desert, the latest pupil in Mr.. Rarey's school
and one with which although he ultimate
~ expects to drive him through Hyde
Park. he yet makes his account to have a
u great deal Of trouble. The specimen in
troduced was the most beautiful four-foo
ed beast We have ever seen, with his per-
feet symetry Of form, bright glossy coat OF
the richest cinnamon and deepest black.
and pair of eyes that fashe.l urid fire as
as he made his appearance in the lists. This
pupil is still only in the rudiInents and yells
out his "Iroprtd qua mar,jms," in most
unciviiized manner, when politely requested
to 20 through his task. But he does it new
ertheless, lies down when he is told-tho'
not with the grace and readiness Of his
more civilized, Sschoal fellows-turns over
with helpless whine Of despair and sense
Of subjugation, and finally, admits that he
the hitherto the untameable steed OF the
desert. has at length found firm, although
gentle master.
Now, we must confess that when at first
We heard that Mr. Earey was going to in
troduce "a zebra, to his pupils, we had a
shrewd suspicion that something like a
theatrical coup was contemplated, and that
some venerable "wooly horse" who had,
perhaps, graduated in Il circus, was about
TO be introduced for the sake of novelty
and attraction. But all suspicion of that
sort was di PEELED when we saw that wild,
ferocious animal, so beautiful, and yet so
terrible in his beauty follow the great horse
tanner reluctantly into theting. There was
something positively unearthly in the
scream with which he .aluted the company;
and the fact of the barricades being only
breast high, set at least one person who was
present about making nervous calculations
as to his probable stock of agility.
As he lay upon the ground he kept up a
low, whining soiiloquy, which person ac-
quainted with the lIouynhmn language
might have translated, 1T would give me
intense qualification to devour this fellow
where he stands, and to kick out he brains
OF these impertinent lookers-on immediate
ly afterwards; but unfortunately there is a
justice for zebras, nova days; SO | have
nothing for it but lie quiet, and to behave
myself henceforth and forever like a civil
lied quadruped and gentleman" A strong
color Of probability was given to this trans
lation by the subsequent conduct of this
beautiful and now subdued demon. lie re-
tired slowly and with dignity, rather sad
sulky, in his department, gave only one fly
ing scream as he passed through his stable
door and one gentle nip at the groom who
held it open for him, and subsequently per-
mitted a lady of distinction who was pres
ent, to stroke him down as he lay in his STA
BILE exhausted after his recent exertions, or,
possibly coming over his lesson against the
next instruction day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

FIENprsH OUrRAGE-RAPE upoN A CHrLp-
The Chicago Union says, we learn the fol-
lowing particulars of most brutal and das.
tardly rape, perpetrated on little girl only
twelve years Of age, on Sunday last, at a
point near the Junction. on the Illinois Cen.
trail Railroad. The victim is an adopted
daughter Of Mr.. Nash, Cashier of the ILL
nois Central Railroad Freight Department.
On Sunday afternoon last. two little boys,
one a son and the other hired boy of Mr..
Nash, were sent out to watch and drive the
cattle home. At tea time, the little suffer.
er, Jane Thomas. was sent out to tell the
little boys TO come in to tee and she vas IA
stay there until they went back. Accord
ingly. the boye went into the house and tha
girl IVES len aloaA Prslsntly alsne eaae
three mOs Who speks % hss saa aid be-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
Bags! EagS!! Bags ~!
Singers Sewing Machines.

NOR all manufacturing purposes, Singers Sewing
II Machines are de- med indispensable. The public
insist upon having their clothing &c, made by them
Singers Family Sewing Machine 10 the latest pv.sen
ted for competition, and, being arranged with full
knowe Of the defects OF other machines simi.
lar uses, has avoided or rcmedied them all.
1t Is the hsndsomest Sewing machine ever made,
and the easiest to operate
Its excellent mechanical principles and qualitie,
are alsdily apr eciated by those acquainted weth
sewing machines and give assurance OF their be.
coming universally adapted. Apply to N Singer 4
Cos Gazette Copies supplied gratis
Western ONCE lao I.AEe street, Chicago
mr3a6mOH0 WIN broderick Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
Vocal u1ISlc.

DROFESSOR BRAUNLiCH win open series Of
i classes In Vocal Music. 1t the old st. Ink =
Church, Brady street, between % and 4th, on Mon
day June 21st at 4 o'c ock NJ. The tuition Will be
thorough and adapted to thosemore advanced rs we'll
az those reluiting elementary instruction. fartcu-
las attention given 70 Ysln moty. Terms for first
Glass; % per quarter Of ~ or >6 for two Of
family for second class - per quarter, or 81 for
two OF one f,mily Those wishing u join re.
quested to be present ar the time named.
inns -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
EsCck Island 'Erespasserv.
10 ali whom 1t may concern.
TAKE .HllTfEE,

~ y unar-si"rsd having teen appointed By the
I'll Var Fey iil*nt A. Asert Of The Quarter Ma
To y latin ut ~ 10 isl.if" with full instrue.
:! as % sdot u neccs manure for The pro.
etoi % The properly nom q predstions and Intro.
55ts." Nov, 'heitfore, I'll " Tsons whomsoevey not
avfaR legai tsgAt are hereby warned and notineA
ieq. ~ ire,nsst :, and aLetA.n from any fusthss
r-eee-s
h .'-pntv u s. Marshal for Illinois viii tahs
dag - al wood cut on the ground and forbid any
Hcr5' L REMOVE The until the proper danaeeD
4 80 s.d md PAID.
S!i lersgns arc Lefeby forbid cutting wood or Tin
trr - Ary klld s.d nntilcd 10 AbetAin fHu0 aay
fr.ssns Whatsoever, as legal Steps viii - tAksa
ss>las. su9h deprStslors.
u. Y. SLAYAAKDD;
,ls.cfthit AaanA XAR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
Stolen.

I'M the night OF the 1sth inst, from the isvee b.
Otweeu iowa ard the jim tion Of Front with ecc-
end Stres4s . ccow BAIL BOAT carrying Up ard
60. haht 'blue. wLaAver returns ths shove -
ssiSsA boss, viii b Suitably rewarded upon ealEng
g - nm1on neaSe AAylo-dA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
Special Notice.

VvuE great GALE Of Fancy Dry Goods will continue
i every afternoon 1t O'Clock ?. T. for the beneft
Of the Ladies, tai tho entire stock b sold also q
O'Clock In the evening for Gentlemen. Great bar.
HALss Auction Rooms. No IS Hast Second Street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS Z 1lP1ON'0
Mercantile COLLEGES.

DAVIS Z 1lPTON'S
Mercantile Colleges.
LOCATED:
puORIA. ILL............15 Main street.
DAVENPORT. lOwA.....cor. mn and Brady ste.
Hon = Poxeli, ESQ B woodward, Hsq
NIB Curiiss, ESQ William Allen, ssq
Lewis Howell Bag Jno ? Cock. Esq
AP Bartlett, Esp Jno L Conn, Id
Henry Nolte, Bsq VIM Clark. ksq
Thos L Nayne, ksq Chas = Putnam, Ia
Jos 1rye, y D h Prizes, Esq
FACULTY:
Pyo,sssors Of Boob Keeping and Collateral
BrdnoAss and Leefuves on TIE Science Of 40
c0vnts
IL d Ra,:; j; ;s1 DsSs:
Lecturers on Mercantile Law, Raiiro0din0 and
Marine Lao:
CHA: G BossEr. PDAv,Dsos.
JSo DILLON, CHAs BPu rNAH.
Lecturers on Basking. Exchange and Finance:
HAaRs LANDER, JSo Cook.
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
Geography:
HEsAY Ausrx. VIZ CLARK.
instructors in the Science and Practice Of Bust
aess Penm0astip and Mercantile COrresIon-
denCe
TW DAVIS, IS TyProN.
Special Lectures piH be delivered occasionally
by gentlemen of knoson celebrity, sthacA ,ciu be
free TO the public.
TUITION.
For full Mercantile Course Including ali depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures ami PENN anship,
time unlimited, ..................... $so
FOR ~ lessons business writing. 5
For unlimited coufss business writing, ......... 10
Time Of mencing-Now-sny time.
Lie ScjtOLdyships-lseucd In one College good In
the other.
DiptomHs-Awardedt 10 well qualified graduates.
Requisite Qualifications to enter-An ordinsry
Ens .h OaucatIon.
College Aooms large and commodious, airy, neat
ly furnished conveniently ansed, and In the most
brautiu and healthy loca ions In the above cities.
Any further information viii be given with plea
sure application at the College, OF by sending for
Circular. Address
DAVIS & Upton,
Junel7.dH Peoria or Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
All Diseases Warranted Cured,
~ DURABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
ALL KINDS CT
Horse and Cattle .W6dscipaes

sid and warranted 10 he the used In the
Royal College Of Veterinary SURGEONS. He would
where h0- sas shof scen hc Irincirle under
his own immediate Superintenaance by As rood
horse shocrs any n the States, and IS heI4 the
only mSnin this city that knows 81. anatomy of the
horses foot and how 1t ought 70 he so , he so,icfs
the patronage Of all wishing their horses feet kept
sound. juuell dAvtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HINCoRPo IN l856.A
-DIREcToRs
Hon g Sargent, ZB Bowers, Esq,
JAoP Cock, ESQ w Wiley, Esq,
is viele, Esq, PAervtn Esq
L. DAlSell, Esq, II Griggs, RsQ,
p Coates, ESQ, II II Smith, EsQ,
Jno N Cannon, ESQ. ID Patton, Esq.
-FAcuLrY.-
Jos LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping and Hsthe-
mstics with able assistants.
PRATT, Prof. Of Penmanship and Book Keep
Ing.
v RIEPE, Prof. Of German Language.
FREDK. ScHRAAG, Prof. OF Architectural and Orna.
mental Drawing
-LECTUR8Rs.-
D L Shorty, Esq.,, and other able Lecturers.
Our commercial Course embraces complete sets OF
Books In every branch OF trade and commerce, viz
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compound
Company Business, Wholesale and Retail, Manufac-
turing, Commission, Railroad, Steamboat, Broker
age, and exchange and the best system Of Bdnkjng
ertdnf. Also all Lectures, ana Instructions in Com
mercial Calculations.
The course In
PENMANeHIP
10 under the immediate supervision Of Mr.. ". r.
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penman.hip and
eEceUed by none kGsf or West.
In view OF the uncalled for and repeated state
mens made BY other parties to the effect that there
Is no numerical College il this state, other than
the one they are trying to esta bsh, would call
especial attention to the fact that ours il
The Only Commercial College In Iswa
Where is given a thorough course in al branches
taught 1t 6rst class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorouah practical course in Book ping
Is taught ~ practical Bookkeepers and teachers of
experience
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has PENMAN connected with it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which has more than one teacher belonging to it.
THs ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has LADIES DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which occupies large, convenient, and wel-ventila.
ted rooms.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which relies and always has done for public sppre-
citation and patronage upon Ito actual merits rsth-
than upon boasts, and remarks to 9th
eTs, and
TIE ONLY ESzA BLISHED COMMRRCI AL COL.
L90E IN THE PLACE.
Rooms open It al hours from 8 A II TIL y
The public are Invited 70 call and xamine ROOM
ing. LOPEZ b PRATT.
Janl6.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
Democratic Congressional Convention.

Democratic Congressional Convention.
The Dc nocrsts Of the Sc IA Oongresslpna DIS
trtct OF Iowa hereby notified that there vii be
Convention st IOWA CITY, ., WEDNESDAY,
JUNs 23d, (being tue day prceiing tn ste Con-
venti,n tor the purpose Of nominating Democrat
ic candidate for Con srsss.
The ratio Of represen'ation shall b. one fer cal
100 and traction over 80 votes for the Denoe tic
candidate for Governor a. the last election Each
organiz d county shall be entitled to At least one
vote.
J. CLARK, d. 3. WILSON,
CORBIN, W. u. LEPYINGwELL,
Dem. Central Com. q Congre ssionsl District.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

,-.. \. -, -. cratic party OF The State
Of Iowa will be held a. ""' '''' "" Wv
sI,h day Of June. 80 hH the purpose Of nominating
candidate, for ~ otioei 81 Secretary Anhior and
Treasurer q, cate; also for the trdnsac'ion Of such
o,h., h,.s.ess As said convention may deein proper.
m. lilo u representation will Re one delegate for
-, one hundred votes and one additional deiegaie
az each fraction over nfty v6t cast IN each county
for tge Democratic candidate for Governor Ia Oct Der
asst Counties casting less number Of votes viii b.
entitled % DELEGATE each.
No county can - represented by proxy,
Gxo wNcCLRARy GRO. 8. G. Dow,
d. O. Fr.cH WM..voCHT,
JouS CL.sK CHARLES CoEKERY,
Wv. BgLKsAP, u. VI. roLosos'
r II TrS~ S,lte 1entrdi Commstfee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

them take the bread out Of Tie mouths
Of the ragged, friendless news boys and
compel them to 60 hungry about the
streets, while the pious police commits
sioners and the christian portion Of
the community, are seated in the lux
urious pews of their fashionable
churches, listening to the deep toned
organ and the voices Of the singers in
the anthem of praise to the God OF
kindness and mercy, or praying, "show
mercy unto US O Lord even as We
show mercy unto others"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

is prepared to shoe horses on scientific pyincipea
After twenty years study and yractice on the anato
my Of the foot, Of which time he has spent eleven
rians In Europe he wtshss to cay that he will rive
satisfaction 70 al persons having horses aboring an
der the disease Of corns. or oontractions, commonly
called hough bound" interfering, overreachinS
quarter cracks, sand cracks, sprains q the cords
founders nsboues and spavins, for all OF Which he
warrants perfect cure II durable. The greater part
of these diseases are caaoed ~ bed eAeang Or vani
q pgopsv ju6msn6 mshA6A9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
aprimgdalc Garden.

r1a.A14o foe oo,o-owuet poeo1e, Oa1oeoe, 31ua,
- -. 0e1Doo IN q ~ ~ uoa1 6 = Z o
Dus11G, p1s7 s1s1GA bslsw oessa1s - - ~
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