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stssii.s kspsbiiess rAssls.
II is not . little amusing to Oh.
serve with what earnestness . por.
tion Of the Democratic party, en-
gage In "Kansas screecl,ing," and
at the same time claim that they
have not changed their position,
sheir tsne, nor their feelings toward
che people Of Kansas, but that the
Republicans have really abandoned
the ground they formerly occupied,
and have adopted their favorite dog.
ma. Let ne see what 1t 10 that has
caused this very recent outburst Of
Indignation, by these same Demo
crats. Well, 1t is this. A conven.
ton 10 called, by the bogus Legisla-
tnre Of Kansas, to frame Consti-
tuition preparatory to her admission
into the Union. Delegates to this
Convention are elected by an insig'
niflcant minority Of the people, and
that too, by the basest kind Of fraud.
Some tventy.six Of these delegates
not o quorum, frame a Constitution
and refuse to submit any part of the
Constitution to o vote Of tho people
except a cunningly framed cause
which Is but q duplicate Of anoth.
er in whose adoption tho people can
havo no voice. A portion Of the
Democratic party in the North for
the fret time show disposition to
do the people justice and therefore
very properly denounce the outrage.
Was this something new3 No. it is
but piece OF the history Of Kansas
from its organization to the present
time. And against the perpetration
Of just such outrages has tho voice
of the Republican party been heard,
time after time. They have never
ceased to expose and derounce the
villanous outrages committed on the
rights Of the people, not in this one
single isolated case, but throughout
the whole series of similar wrongs
and aggrievanccs, that have SO en-
tirely characterized the doings Of the
Administration party, in their treat.
ment Of this self same people, from
the very outstart. AT tho very fret
election it is o well known fact that
is now admitted by the present DEM
ocrstic opponents of the Lecompton
Constitution, that the Missourians
wentover into Kaneas by thousands,
took possession Of the polls, drove
the citizens away and elected to OF.
fec men not only not the choice OF
the people, but not citizens OF the
Territory. The Republican Press
all over the country, boldly denounc-
ed this-Gov. Reader in his procla'
NATION exposed it,and refused certih'
Gates to members thus elected to the
Legislature. The Democratic Ad.
ministratioE used it's whole influence
to give success to the efforts OF the
border ruffians, and the Democratic
Press North and South united in
pronouucing the charges brought
against these Kansas invaders, as
"Republican lies," "Kansas lies"
&C., IN / Gov. Reader was proscrib'
cd by his party, and in order to cs'
cape with hiS life, had to pass out OF
the territory in disguise. The DO
gus Legislature met and passed
code OF laws, that would disgrace
not only in conflict ,
with popular rights, but with the
Constitution of tho United States
The Republicans, in this case Also
were found on the side Of the people,
Id opposition to this black code; the
Democracy eih,or defended 1t, or
barefnoat}ly denied its existeuce.-l
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"a The Press ofths South abuse
DOUGLAS without stint, in conse-
9 lsnce Of the position he has taken
on Ksnsas affairs, ''m%gf ydt
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az The 6llibustering question
seems to have monopol'sed the st
tention ofmembes Of Congress. from
the South. The President, it is ov.
ident Is becoming more and more
stssitened in bis position.
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+ ar Gov. GsAsr, opposes ths u.
compton Cepslitpsloa, ''F' n" ''''
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-01-08

Fences operate in two ways-it
good, they are a fence, if poor, an
offence.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-01-08

For 0SnIc.


MY LEAsE Of the room sovn.-,~ ..,.s
nNl oy me, and now occupied by the Hook
store, commencing 1st Of April, 1858, runnins
Ior twc YEAR,. Sale In consequences OF my rc.
moysl to smaller room, better adapted 10 nv
business. a II rspxvV
Jan. 8, 1883.
nANIEL .. BEARDsLEY, Attorp.v -
II Law and Collecting Agent, win attend
promptly 70 all business entrusted 70 his care.
N VyfIx,iosrWith 2. 9. Poweroy, Esq., Rawsop's
c9ne.ne, rlnolay. Ohio. IJan. 9, 1883.
HANCOCk COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
IL sOCIETY.-The members Of the ARrioul.
tural Society Of Hancock county, win meet At
the once OF the Probate Judge OF said county,
on Saturday, the l6th dAy Of January, 1858, for
tne purpose Of eIecting President, Vice Pres.
loent, treasurer, Secretary, and Board Of Di.
iectors. Tor the coming year also, for the
transaction OF such business M may be deemed
necessary for the benent Of the Society,
BY Order Of the Board. N. i. CHiLDs,
Jan. ., 1905. S.ersfary.
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nR. F. w. RNTBIIkIN, will hereAft do.
IL vote his entire time TO the practice of Med.
icine aud Surgery, In Plndlay and adjoining
country. Prompt attention 10 business at al
times. OFPIaE-Over SrARR's Hat Store, on
Main street. REsIDENcE--0ppOsite the Joint
Stock Hotel on Sandusky street. al ~.
81 When protest. onally absent, orders may
be left al night at his residence, and during the
day At SrAKR's Hat Store--all such orders will
receive prompt attention.
January ], 1858. -'l '.F
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ity OF the President, unde' the act to
amend the act to prome,e the eff.
cheney of the navy in reslpc: to drop.
ped and retired naval dficers, and
gave notice that he will ali it up.
Mr.. Fessenden gave iotice oil bis
intention to introduce the French
lSpoliation bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Fitzgerald, q
resolution was adopted requesting
the President, ss far az nay be com
patible with the public interest, tt
communicate TO the Senate, tho cor
rcspondence, instructions and order,
to the United States mval force OF
the coast Of Central America, con
nected with the arres, OF William
Walker and his associstes at or nea
the port Of San Juan n Nicaragua
also to trans,nit such further inior
nation % he may possess, relativ
! to that event. '''
Mr.. Pugh asked and obtaine,
leave to intI oduce a bill, to provid
for the admission of Kansas into til
Union, which was referred to th
! Committee on Territories. He sal
} that he offered tho bill as a con,
flpromise, and explained that It pro
, vides Tor the admission Of Kansas iu
! to the Union under the Lecompto
. Constituti q, with the same bound
aries - defined BY the bllin the lsi
Congress. It also requires that th
> seventh article of, that Constitutio
!, relative to Slavery, shal be submit
ted 10 the direct vote OF tue Qualif
. led electors, on the 7th lay of Apr
: next, and the returns Of this slsctio
: shan b made to ths Governor ofth
'irsrritosy. instead d tls Psssidsl
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YANKEE NOTIONS AE,

Call and examine our stock and satisfy your!
selvos. - ''- - .@-I
Wo are constantly in receipt of fresh sup
plies Of NEW GOODS IN our line, 30 that our
stock Is always complete. .a- ND Y.T. p
Remember, our Dry Goods Store is on the
northeast corner ofMain apd Sandusky streets,
and our Clothing Store.tw0 doors north.
Jan. 8, 1858. -, n II. POWELL A SONS.
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ADVERTISING HOUSE;
SEQ BROADWAY, NEW YORK, !

ar RIcHARDsON,s
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say that the President has made
a wsivc. He meant to give no opin.
ion one way or the other; but if the
existing statutes are to be carried out
by the courts OF the country, it would
be necessary to have further legis.
lation to enable him to execute
them.
Mr.. Keitt, resuming, said that the
word waive was not technically
correct, but substantially true.
! The President has asked to have
an army and navy, to punish citizens
: lof the United States OH tho high
!; seas. and on foreign soil. Did lie
want an army and . navy TO proven,
, the sailing Of an expedition from
Jour shores? We already have an ar
my and q navy Tor this purpose.
eI Mr.. Stephens, Of Georgia, sale
s|that be did not know what position
. the Administration occnpied. III
! believed that Capt. Chatari, in sigh
{. OF Puuta Arenas, allowed the disem
. barkation Of w alker's men. becaus'
I. he had not the power to prevent il
D and that officer was recalled in die
/. .|grace; but Commodore Psuldibg, q
t|that very spot, sent his men, and h'
lie not yet involved in difgrace.
pI Il 10 Q singular state OF affairs tha
!. Captsin OhstArd i disgraced Tor no
/. doing Whist was donv By OoEumodoc
i Paulding, who j. Hnfnsd.
D Nj! CLANCY Jpiss red sporsio,
eIof the Presidents Mssssgs, % shot
,tlthas ths 'PsiSidsut o0iy aaksd u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

E- The Sabbath School Union oi
this City met at the Congregational Church
on Tuesday evening, May llth.
The meeting was opened with an elo
quent prayer by Rev. VIM. Butterheld, al
Ter which the minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The committee to Audit the rreasurer's
account report the same correct.
The Annual Report Of the Board of Man
ayers Of the Union, showing, the design Of
the Association, and the result Of its labors
was read and adopted, and it has moved to
have 500 copies Of it printed, and also to
request the daily papers to publish an alb
stract thereof for more general circulation.
The constitution was ameEded so as TO
have every third one of the regular month
by inviting the children of the school with
their teachers and officers to he present and
making the exercises of more general inter
est to the public
The Society was then entertained by an
exceedingly interesting address from Mr. II.
III. Smith upon the general subject Of Sab
bath Schools.
The election Of officers was the next bus
mess. a committee was appointed to nom
mate candidates, who reported the follow
ing
for Tresitlcnt-IIram Price Esq,
Far ,Secretdry--Dr. A. H. Amcs.
For Trcasarer-W :. McLoskey, Esq.
For Vice presthm-From the lst Presby-
terian Church. $. W. Barber Esq from the
2nd Presbyterian Church, y. N Martin Esq,
from lst Baptist Church W. $. Collins Esq,
from. the 2nd Baptist Church. H. H. Smith
Esq from the Congr, gational Church, t.
Alden Esq, from the Associate Ref Pres
bytaran, J. NJ. Jamieson, from the 1t
Methodist, W. Burris Esq, from the 2nd
Methodist, A. Casteel Esq, from the st.
lakes, NJ. Vantuyi Esq, from the Lutheran,
ID. kachendorfer Esq.
lHtSc olictT5 were unanimously cIecIeu.
The President elect, Mr. Price, on taking
the chair, made some very earnest remarks
upon "punctuality "a a necessary element
OF success"
A committee was appointed to re district
the city for an extensive system Of united
visitation by the schools and an invitation
was extended specially TO the various Ger
man Evangelical schools to participate in
the labors Of the Uuion.
Rev. Mr.. Packard being called on, made
a very happy impromptu. A collection
was taken up to deiray the expenses of the
Union. The call was responded to with lib
erality and the Society then adjourned to
meet in the 2nd Baptist Church on the 2nd
Tuesday of June, after very interesting
meeting in which the greatest unanamity
of feeling was exhibited, and an impulse Civ
EN- to the Society which if it continues must
be productive of much good.
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Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

1>HE Summer Session o' this Institution oommen
Il ces on Monday May 81, 1855. The location of
this Institution for general heathfulncss purity OF
moral atmosphere, suhmity and beauty CT scene y
Is not excfiled it is thought, by that OF any similar
Institution in this nation. The building substan
iiae brick edfce, situated on beautifIl emincncc
Overlooking the Father Of W steIs and Twin Cit
ie OF the West" and is now being fitted up in the
most approved style ofeastern Co eges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely paperei, auG supplied with
the best styles Of Boston furniture disgonally ar
ranged, and the three commodious yalors have been
neatly papered, painted. carpeted md furnished with
new and elegant pianos, &C., for the accommodation
Of the musical and ornament al department. Two ad
ditiona Professors will be added to the Faculty.
lady and gentleman, late of Troy Female Ohlsge,
Y. The boarding department will accommodate. at
present, between seventy five and one hundred young
ladies' and Will be under the supervision OF the Pres
ident and his Lady; and parents may be assured
that pains will be spared, not only to promote the
scholarship and standing, but the health and
fort Of their daughters. This Institution te!ng
placed under auspices OF the Mount Ida College
socat on, and with the highes; Col
egiate wers, full and formal Diplomas, confer-ng
appropriate Literary Degrees will be awarded TO
those young ladies who complete the prescribed
course OF study. Expenses Will BE- reduced to meet
the times. Students viii be received at any time du
ring the first half OF the session
mRv1-tf REv NJ n TOOKH,
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The Oakdale Cemetery Company

HAVE An Office for the Transaction OF business in
Merwn's Block, Perry street, which Will BE- open
from Lotto IL, NJ and from TO S, p n.
All lot owners Who have not settled for their lots,
will please call i'm mediately and do 90 and receive
their deeds.
large portion OF the Cemetery grounds are now
surveyed and stAkcd of in lots. The community
generally 10 invited to examine them and make se-
l-ctions.
Ii Is he intention Of the company TO make this
Cemetery complete in all its appointments. The
avenues are broad and curved native forrest trees
are carefully preserved, and various kinds Of shade
trees nave o-en set out. competent person occu-
pies the Porer's Lodge, and il cons, antly employed
in taking care Of and improving the grounds.
All applications for lots or burials must be made
At the 0oce, where cards authorizing burisls viii be
Issued
The rublic, In patronzing this Cemetery, may feel
assured that 1t will bs protected in every way due t
Its sacred purpose. " Il. H1LbRRTH.
w~h22-dt a,evet.r
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Nrw pr.xev,v.St, Uorsr-The

New PENNSYLVANIA IousE.-Ihe
constant desire Of Mr.. Davis, the worthy
host Of this Establishment, to please the
public. has led him to make such substantial
improvements upon the original New
Pennsylvania" that it now ranks high
among the best houses in the State. The
substantial outward appearance of this
house is but an index of what may always
be found inside A an improvement OF our
city it takes high rank as hotel it has
large share of public favor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
BratlOm u1OsuSc.

YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. friends ard the traseng public, that he has
opened this large hotel ia lie Clare. The house Is
nearly new and furnished with slI the convenitrces
of mode n hotels The table will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
His experience and large acquaintance with the
business In the West, Ia 4 snfHcient guarantee that
his house j. the place TO stop At when you come 70 the
city 81 II Claire
Il Hacks leave the BTatt0n House every morning
(Snndass excepted) for Davenport.
march, -d2vAviv ND WkSTLA1n Prop'v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
DK. u. .u'DO.V:V.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon,

NTEMBER Of the Royal veterinary Inetitution o
vl Dublin. Ac, Stud mt and Assistant Surgeon u
the great Professor Fegu-on Veterinary surgeon to
the Queen Of England having mades rrsns- Atlan,i
sit for the purpose OF making himseR n master Of tho
different moterIImprov ements iu the science o. We
terinsry Medicine and Surgery as expsundci In the
English and BontiDenta Colleges Degs % inform
those friends rnd horse proprieiors who ~ kindly
patronize elm previous to bis departure during his
former sojd,rn IN Davenport, that he ~ row fully
prepared 70 render available In their service all the
prosessonsl assistance which such course OF rtudy
and extensive requirements renders available WIN
due effect to the practice OF the different depsTsen's
Of his profession . vetsrinsry surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have einp!oyeu NH
ON very severe cases (soupe Of which formidable OPP
Ystions hal TO Re performed on) will cheeiny cesu
" 70 his abilities - . competent Vesensssy sur
GeOn.
Hon John n Cannon, Hon John O1oes
nes.rs flotes Davis. wv Cannon BsQ.
r D nseal,JP, DS nsooAs ~
o Webb DsqL ~,C1 AsFAss
Until further notsoe hs can 3 fennd q ~ o.iiAs
fAServ 0esbao oppao1ee ~ 00eo, - - ~
d. prs1 0aIN abees ~ 1ssl-ons6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

7NHE examination Of applicants for schools 10 this
L County, viii be in School House corner Of Sixth
and Wa'ren streets, on Friday snd Saturday, Nay
2lst and 22d, commencing 1t o'clock o. each
dav.
PeTDons Wishing 3 Be examined, are required to
nave certineate for moral eharoctes, from the
rrssdeat Of ths Distsist 4oWnship o. cttY n VAIeh
they seeade. II H1n6g1.
1Ayle-VeV.on0 q DapPN q o.. o1Souae.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Agricullial.

vINIE Scott ,unty Agrcultial Society will meet At
i the Court House in Davenport, on Sa,urd y the
5th day OF June 1853, at one O'clock, r. N for the
pnrp5se OF ele ing ocers inr the ensuing year, and
the trans astip2 o ( other business
G, NEAL, Seo'y.
Will not our farmer friends and oil 9th ers who
TAX an inters st in the Improvement II Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts, try TO he present With at
that time and lend their counsel and ssssttDce in
So laudable an und king.
Se desire to make our Pair--WhiCh will taks
place III September next-one of the cery bert, one
that shall give universal satisfaction Ia order to
10 this 1t viii require unitel effort. Shall have
it
Please answer me in person 1t the Court House
the 9Th q June H. G. n.
mayl2 2-wtd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
BOOK KEEpING AND ACCOU yTS

Adapted 10 every department of Trade, Commerce
nauusactnres - cpmprrhending the bcst forms In
ms among the most eminent esi abli-h hn'ts eigagei
Individually or in partnrrsh'p, IN business VIII ti-r
prosperous or tdt"rs" in the purchase and sale ot
, rhip1Ze AZ Whol.al" ani retail impor Ing and
expftIug, on their own account, on cJu,mis ion or
on iaipt ejaculation cludrnf speou ationin StackI
Real Estate, Nc. with Jubiing, Shipping, Miniuz
Manufacturing, Steamboat, Railroad, Hankiiig and
hange, Rocks of Jo mt Stock and Cha atterei Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this place In the
II business Of SILVIA 4 BRASS PLATISo, proposes
to Ill all orders for nne Silver plated Door Plates,
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted 70 the use Of Doors and Church
Pew, Aghtning Rods Points, window Sash, OarYi-
age and hsrnsss tSimmings plated 70 order short
noticA, Al voTk waSraated equal 70 The bssA
WILLIAM OH0A1A.
HbA baflllng ease sf ~ psassvivsnis Io9ee
esesa1 seesss. y saas'~
a@Ds - AsS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

EE- We had some very respectable
young thunder yesterday for this season of
the year, 1t growiei quite natural, show
ing that it will have fine voice when it
will acquire IA more ripe age.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

Observation-Disclosures left last
evening for New York to select additions
to his already large stock of fashionable
Summer goods. The Regulator is always
supplied with choice dress goods, silks,
shaw.s, mantillas, dc, to which the atten
tion of the public and the ladies in particu-
lar, is respectfully invited. Remember the
place, next door to the Post Office See ad-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

GoDEY FOR JuNE.-1'his excellent
monthly-the. favnrlic Of AL the ladies--is
out for June Purchase a number by all
means. To be had at the News Dcpots.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

CHANGE OF Firm AND LOCATION
MIR. Henry Fearing has purchased the stock
Of Hats, Caps, etc. Of G. W. Verder, and
will remove it into the store below Nc
Cannon d. Cos Drug House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
War Of 1912!

TF the gentleman who called at Aacklot Corbin's
u some two or three weeks since, 70 enquire about
pension and Who represented himself ~ having served
q the War ef 1919 and the Mexican War, will col
ain he will hear Of something to hls sdvsntage
NrOfICR 10 SWAMP LAND PRR.RMPT0RS.-
IN Notice II hereby given that on and after Tues.
0cott County will issue title deeds parties holding
certificates Of pre- snption on ewamp lands within
osil county tothes but sosd Or eurrsncy at par In
~ ~ 1mA ~ ee11 o. Ia 0nAe WnorON,
DDun1g to1Uo 6 oeota bU0n6h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

WODI.ENS.
Flannels, ,......... 2udN
do twilIei.. an
Lininge. plaid. ..inGlSH
Satinetts, pl b fan10G-o
m. deI.&incs .fancyi5sl35
do plain 1890
ZINC.
plock ............ 10
Sheet,............ IIdl3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

PERsoNAL.-1'hc many friends of
Mr. John + Trey will be gratited to learn
Tint telegram has been received from him
stating that the injuries he received by the
yesterday were 30 slight IA not to detain
him, and that he proceeded on his journey
in the next train.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

". -. 0UkLEY. JOHN N. aOoEns.
EUREEY d. ROGERA,
A TTOREEY8 AND COUNsELLORs AT Law
"A OMor-Hofman's New Building, Main street
between Front aud Second, Davenport, Iowa.
FebI0Gu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

SxI0 per ihj feet. ..3i so
lUx12 do do :. n M
l0xIl do do :. d 10
HAY.
Prairie ton. - 50d5 80
Timothy, do. 81 aBas 90
IRON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Two Deeds Lost.

THE subscriber has lost two deeds made to Joseph
Petzioossky, and by him maze over to ven,el
Hall, one OF ~ acres IN Bee IL, Howard County,
Iowa; the other Of section &c How County.
These deeds lost he street bet ween Mr.. Le-
Claire, aud Renwicks Mil Any pc, son finding the
same vii be rewarded by leaving the came st this
oAce may12d2l$
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
E4s" Note IL domn, that CaIlcto

EF- Note il domn, that Carleton
has got a stock of boots and shoes for ladies'
and gentlemen which defics competition
Ills numerous customers are all suited with
his goods, and what is more, when they
have once found the place they are sure to
purchase again. His spring and summer
fashinns are now ready for inspection. Read
his advertisement and call Immediately.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
f. S. MOORE.

Dresco, Banner, Sign and Or.
~ nsmentai PAINTER, 0rainsr
Gliding upon Glahs,
. LGndscape, Scenevy and EOrtyGn PGS~ttn0,
with dsps teh, In the beet modern and tsstefal
styles. Also, Sign Painting and 0Ysir.ng for the
Trade
N ". Corner Brady and 18th streets, Davenport,
Iowa. jan3S dly