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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-12
DELAWARE.

The result Of the eletcion 10 Newcastle coun-
ty is majority for j. S. Buckmaster, peoples
candidate fer Governor, Of about SO; for W,n.
g. Whi,elcy, DEM, for Congress So for A /.
Cannon, people, for sheriff 6S; for ,Jno Boys,
people, for coroner, about 100, aud the people 8
senators, representatives and levy court com
missioners arc elected by msjoritics ranging
from 10 to 40
Kent aud Sussex counties, however, having
gone for the democrats, Dr. Burton is elected
Governor by about 200, aud Whitley to Con,
gress by 43o. The Legislature is democratic,
and will elect u 6. Senator in place Of DR..
Bates. dem.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-12
NEW JERSEY.

The republicans and anti -Lecomp.oniles have
carried this State. The congresmon elect
are
lst dissrict-John T. Nixon, op.--no change.
I'd district--John l.. NJ Stratton, opp-no
change. Sd district--G. B. Adrian, an;i-I
dem.-no change. 4th district. r. Riggs.
anti-L. DEM, 10 place of John Huyler, l.. dem
9th distrct--Ex. Governor Pennington, op. in
place of Wer,endyke, dem.
The opposition have majority on join, bal
lot in the Legislature, which secures United
States Senator, which is gain
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-12

In Michigan the op. have elected all their
State ofhcers-Moses Wisner Governor, +. B.
Fairfield Lieut.. Governor, Nelson G.. Isbell.
Secretary Of State, &c. They have, however.
lost member eff Congress in the FIRST district.
They have large msjori'ies in both branches of
the Legislature; Ssnate. % op. and 10 dem
House, 6 op. and 33 dem The following are
the names of the Representatives TO Congiesz:
Present Congress .Nerf Congress
1-Wm. A. Howard. Op. Geo. i. Cooper, Dem.
q Fl. Wallrop, " II. Waldron, Oh.
Sd. s. Walbridgc, +. " Kellogg,
de w. G. Leach. " De ". q. lescb g
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25

oply thoss who had tickets Of inyitatisn
were allowed to pass Bot : newly arrived
Yankee determined 70 try the virtue Of mo
ney, for no doubt he had heard that every
body could be bought in Russia The Tsn-
kee succeeded. He arrived even close to the
spot reserve ed for their msjesties but unfor
tunately ignorant Of that elementary piece
Of etiquette which requires certsin stten-
ton to dres. in the presence Of royalty, the
Yankee was in gray jacket Of English
make.
A master Of ceremonies GOV ered In gold.
observing thi- strange apparition. approach.
ed the inll i,-. and informed the intruder
ths. according to the custom he bad 10 right
to be there unless be was in uniform. and
expressed his surprise that they should hs ys
allowed him to enter the door thus dressed.
The Yankee replied, All, bah Ia that case
cant you lend the a coat Tou know il
my country they have none Of that" The
RS d observer Of etiquette insisted that the
gray cot should decsmp. but the latter
had paid too dear for his place to cap.,ulate
80 easy. and a quarrel ensued The ernpe-
ror was Informed Of the incident, and gave
orders 70 allow the American and hi. gray
coat to remain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
The Bsuastt men rsad out Of the Rspub.
l,oau paSsy

He. sot mad and heea and gone and
done iL-D.skeas
The 0asstts OF Monday. terribly on.
ragged ut The course taken ky the
D~.ssya' upon the jadgs.hip AID be-
,n9 well aware that tire fate II it, pet
kssk candidate. wa. fualiy settled
vented its spleen spon ssr heads IN 9
most absurd and inpetsnt manner. and
in ito issss OF yesterday, having learn
ID tie sosns taken BY the Republican
organ Of Clinton county, it grew per-
fsstly desperate.
1t RACES and fumos over the action
Of the C9.nsoat0. in N article Of some
thing less than q column, insinusting
that the course Of that paper is dishon-
orsble, dishonest and unfair and that
its brother republican editors are = set
OF uaprincipled aud armitigsted
osmps-to ell ofwhich We most hearth
ly subscribe. Our neighbors however
forget, or purposely neglect, to state
tho fact that the reason Of the extraor-
binary change was not any desire on
tho part Of the editors of the Cltnso-
man to advocate the claims Of the best
man, or to rebuke the wire pulling
politicians who nominated John F.
Dillon but because the force of put
lie sentiment in Clinton county com
PEELED them to retract their position in
favor Of the nominees Of the packed
Convention. As We remarked yesterday,
we give the CHntonida credit for Meth.
or honor, honesty OF fairness in haul
ing down the colors Of Mr.. Dillon, be-
cause it wss done unwillingIy. at the
expense Of its consistency, and solely
because the public sentiment Of the
party compelled it to DO SO.
Ia the blindness of its rage the ia
sette coes not stop after telling SO
many wholesometruths about its broth
er republican editors; but winds up
its article by informing the Cgtnton,an
thst inasmuch ~ it has taken down
the name Of Mr.. Dillon, it had better
remove the whole Of tho republican
ticket and ran up the Democratic Gag
at once, As it has deaeIte its party, its
principles and is no longer republican
sheet.
Whist DO the republican Bennett
mon Of Scott county-and they consti-
tute moro than oue-half OF the rcpubi-
can party-think Of the position OF the
Gase''e. VIII they sit quietly aud al
low themselves to be decapitsted and
read out of the party by the Gazette
juuts. because they refuse to support
uominalionn unfairly and dishonesty
msdet
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
THE BEET AND CHgAPasr
HORSE AM; CATTLE MEDICINE
!E TIE WORLD.
SlOnnss Ointment aud Condition Powder

Tor Purity. h;ldness, ts,fa.1iy amt Thort ugh
ffss, SLoAhs uiNIhEST ,rceis and Is r.p4aty IT.
psnedins .! other oietinsAis and llai.neuts nov
IL us, 'oT Ms following dis eEses:
sIesn WOUNDS gslis Of all kinds, spYa!Hs b-ui-ts
cracked heels. RI gho!e wiIcGs-, p,ie evil, csIlus
epavins, sweeney. Ietrla Fifs.t, 81 sins lsrna.s,
ana cracks !ound.Ted .'et, sers tchss and IRE aso
mango, and h rp dstemrrT,
JHS POWDER vii 'rastTs all ina3lE stiBo an (
!esdr purify the blstd 19ton the sstn clesnes he
water, ami strengthen eve part oi III boy en1
has proved s0yereiEn teine'J for ne follow.
fi,7ass
Dist.mper, hide bonEi. ;;ss OF apretnr Inward
tus!ne. yellow water, /. fsEnaticp or thory D. ia.
':sn@ fiotn hard txe also TneuIn,t IN connie o.
ly es'iea attn compliant, which proyas 20 fatal q
Esny valusbc horses IL this untry. Els alto q
safe and certsin remedy for Coughs an, Code,
which senera'o 30 many it4oasa,.
WALTER D. SLOAN.
UiialDal Proprietor.
0rayd Dertt, rs South water al 10 baesn,ent o.
tbs Redmond House, Chicago, Illinois, and .oid In
nearly every town Ia eli the western statcs
All WLol-ss.e prnSgists cell the me1c no nj our
regular wholesale prices.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
eLo.s's IhsTaNT BELIEF IL Truly q reat Renesy
Hsf Is cen bottle OF sosL's instant Relief giver
In pint ~ warm water, selaon fats tocris Hor.s
OF common Collie 10 fsv minutes Ia extttme rs.cs
rspea: the dose In A,teen minutes
Hnr Bruises, Strains, b. rains. and many other tn
t1rles on Horfes, Cstt c, and other snimss Slosns
lDsisnt Relief spcf Oily effect q cure Many persons
have been htfoui,hed 10 witness tire Tspii cu.ss Of
s.rl-i, ;, the use ~ this wonderful MEDICINE
Taugi-dAS6n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
Why Is the Demand 80 Great for
DE-. 06a11n'0
AGUE BALSAMf

Because & Viii, IN all cases, ssfaiy AND eTne,aally
cure That n,Drh dreaded scourse o! the We.,- Chs,
Fever aud Asue--ithout fail sad Ia essea VIII coun-
tersci the poison o. Malaria. OF which fart thous dds
can fe5ify; ans unlike e.! OH most una Il u Only
recommended r sss oi diseases ans ~ tonic
!t'is unsurpassed. We Will ofer fow evidence, OF
Ito worth, by men NJ !1fut and h!sh standing.
Prtnce,on. H., S,pt aolh, 1887.
DR.. MAkS-Dear Sir. Fol several yssrs pas.
have used your Ague .slssui la ray daily practice
ana have closely observed Its eHets 10 hundreis Of
cares, ana 10 no case has II failed to produce the
most happy e6ect can mos. eheeriu ,tv re~o,nua nd
II ss oera specific FOR ohNs, fever ard ssuc, and
malafious iIsesses. Truly Yours
4. AUSTIN. n. D.
Aar,haN. Mich, Fee. liza, 1857,
DR.. MANN CO.. have cold Z large amount of
your Azue Bslsan Ia tbs vicinity, sni from my per.
eon,l knowledge OF II, beieve the bsst remedy for
cnil'H feSeF ann aeue That has ever teen .si In cur
SAFE. Respectfully rouTs
q. 4. HTpE.
Asstae.ln. OHIO. Jdnuarp, ia 1885,
AESSR0 3 MANN q CO Cent? In CANVAS.
I'll. different remedies Of which have control oar
attention has been called 10 observe the Great NAME
that your Azue Bssam has gained for i.asf IN every
place whe'o Sold rsslly SEEMS 10 bs me D.opie's
ora remedy, and 1t sells more rspi than ali ctseys
II 10 dsstDed - sup~sc.ds eli other ague remedies M
Al nsK6ar.
1Ftv Pork, Feb. IS. 1883
A1N6RS Z MANN CO.--Gsnss. have Al
ou4 hoase IN st. Louis sod yoar Ague BAlssrn some
tGTee years, and have carefully ell its effect n.
curing And nust In all cAndor say, do not believe
ito equal exists III Aii tho SOLID OF nedicnes 10 ny
personal kpuvl'dSe II has cured pernlansrty every
time, and have known nsei, after ali other rene
dies have been tried IN vain with be hapoy r..
sn.l And what 10 mcYH remarkable have meyer
snow0 case bat what reusi.ed enred, FOR al least
that season. have no hesit.ncv In vecomns ndlns
u AZ peri Ct trnmph ever thills snd fe-e7
RespectfulS Yours, PROF o J VOOD.
s. X. MANN & CO, PROPRIETOR, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good DruggisA.
.g7.dA VerR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
lpor tbs stats ~ 'mocsat
Independence OF the judiciary.

| My article upon tho subjcc, OF "I!c-
form in the Judiciary which appear
ed in your paper about July /. seems
to have fallen upon one X. Il. Wyckon
o! Bellevue. with agonixing effect. lie
is quito unknown to famo" in this be-
nighted region. owing undoubtedly, to
tho neglect or Partially Of sutobio-
graphical writer's, but if tho State Dem
ocrnt will copy his article Of August 2,
to the Sentinel, Published in the
Dubuque Herald Of Aug. p, NO will
feel greatly obliged. 1t seems that
K. b. Wyckoff is like prophet "with-
out honor in his own country" a. the
Sentinel utterly refuses to publish the
communication Of this unknown states
man, on account OF it's anti-democratic
heresics. and "Chevalier" Wyckoff then
selected fitting channel for his crcdu-
tiles by engaging the columns OF the
HevaM-a paper whose democracy is
questioned by the entire democratic
press Of Iowa. But let US come to the
matter raised in issue-Cheval,er
Wyckoff. He says my article is of
character chat there il not ono demo.
crat in hundred in jackson county
but would dsnounce It in the same
terms that the writer (''Justice') does
the elective judiciary system IAN arrant
humbrg," and yet this ardent Chevs-
lier fails to secure its publication in .
staunch democratic newspaper in Jack
son county, which reflects the views Of
jackson Co. democracy, and this refu-
sal is based upon the notion that the
Chevslier's article 10 snti-democratic.
This was . severe punishment to the
vanity Of the Chevalier. HE vision
evidently extends to that future hoped
for happy day, when the people in the
blindness Of their political infatuation
will call him to the distinguished honor
OF Judicial eminence, having no hope
outside Of the contemplate jugglery of
wire pulling csucusses.
The elective judiciary vas secured
mainly through the fundamentally of
hesrtless demagogues, whose sole aim
vas personal aggraudisement, by
throwing open more frequent chances
for their unworthy success in reaching
honors that would never be conferred,
except through caucus trickcry and
partizan strife.
An independent judiciary 10 as essen.
tial to liberty as any other support Of
our republican system-nay, it is even
the bulwark OF liberty, the strongest
citadel Of human rights, and without
which liberty is a mockery, and repub-
lican government 10 sham.
Is independence Of the judiciary se-
cnred by making the tenure Of the
judges office dependent either upon the
Executive or Of the peoplel Are not
judges affected 10 their hopes and tsass
By the lams ihausscss whish soattol
10 astl 4 stAet asst ! r i6tskAits
|tpDa I as1!t6i pass, ~ Ilaliin III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
MA&icMl.

I)ROF. L. EOLLNRR. of Germany. who hss for
i the last two and half years hAd charge u The
department Of Instrumental music IN ID. Troy Con-
ference Academy West Poultnty, w., has made this
city bis nent home. and osr his professional
on thu following terms
Rates OF instruction per session often weeks st 2
Lessons per week-Pisno or Meiodeon, Sio: Violin
In clssSs. -, Mueicsi Composition and Thorough
Bass, $40 In adj ion To the above Instr uctton h
offered 70 Class in German 81 Is per term Of 10
weeks, Lessons . week.
distraction VIII be given at Woilner's Music
Rooms, No. !, Forests Bio;k corner Of Cd ana Psr.
~ stSests
Should any desirins instruction on the Piano or
4eiodeon At their own homes, they can be oecommo.
dated q On extra charge IS ~ per term.
yR4DRlCR WOlLN11.
Pianos tuned b W. yses q Otherwise.
SS0o-Al0o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
Country E'rolsersy.

E"l. Farm D. 70 scrrs leaI RI ,ri t.isgc. 7
acf'' tfoSe ahd unis4 cu!tvat ton, mai h. .r.r.
ming water.
ho2 The nor,h wee; ataittr ~ S.rs Tvn.
l. rAst. uIon which here r. ear, t.,Ee
NOS. Tar t0aih west qaartarrfa cs.tv. 70 =.
e'st. Win good ftont quar- non !. !
10 = no hundred eni for't at,,s. hi sttt o- \
iwpoO. h wet tCc1sr CnlUf. r5I-,r.5 =. s.ti
oIif - pr scre
no D. Inc tcuth eat qTnter @. -, ii. ~ /,
Range ]. wtat Pr'ca vt5 ,ertrrp.
roo. gh.y seres, .srt 20 vhcs', near Ear
urose. Price slr per e e. Fa.r terms
10 7. spleItfd I'm II go .irf.s ser II I'm.
IL /, 'att. large ro.k hon wo Z ,rds va, =
- sold 10 sho'e cr In part, lea &C.. "a rh,hi
tsxtI soon the crop viii D gfstn ~, er rns l.,
san hfchsts .ha crep on the ~. INC A sue r;
ulstion ia..s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25

Hon. Bedford Brown. who WINS proui
nent member of the United State. Senate
during the entire Administration of Pres;
dents jackson and Van Buren,, has just been
elected q member Of the North Carolina
state senate, from Caswell county.
4 letter from Monterey, July asth. gives
en seeeune q the murder Of d. 8 4 But
tssae1e @ AneeteaA phtiis.sa b ahsthse
sss3s:s ssss I ~ 7 !, 81: Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
Davenport Commercial, College,

6rigS's Block, cor Third and Perry u.s.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCCR PORATED IN 1880.
The emily Permanently Located Commer-
stai College In iowa.
-DIRRcroas.-
Hon q Sargent, ZB bowers, E.q,
J.oP Cool, Esq, ~ Wiley, H.q,
is ,.s ii' p.,st T. ESQ., a ass,ss. s <,
= Coates, Rsq, II II In,ih yao
Jno III Cannon, Esq. DPa,tou Esa
I. AacAlf Esq, Dot Adler.
g l. Davenport, Es9, Rev d Mason
harrow, Hsq Jno Johns ksn
Joe C LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
PRATT. Prof. OF Pel.uanship
l. U brRwALL, Prof. Of Ms,hemat!es.
FAEnE scHRAA0, Prof. of Architectural and Orns.
mental Drawing
srrnAN, Asst. Teacher Of Psnmsnsllip and
Book Keeping.
-LEcTUnHas.-
u l. EEogIY. Esq.. and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and well known
IN the mmuiity, II witoal DESTROYS OF maintain.
ihs reputation f,y canc0r and reasoaab sness we
DC not deem necessary - pursue ,he course &C Of en-
t7sen by Commercial Coll Sos lani esp silly By thos
which are only Temporarily established and de ,rnoa
20 make great flow for few hs and ihey,
niove on 10 soule n place., namely, to claim su-
pericTl'y over the whole world "A II the-c we're no
such thingA writer's accountants, teachers and ex
perieGced business men OF. o3 tho reject Circle In
their own school rcoIn We, therefore aP hereto ore
IN Axe ITO exaggerated staten MS, PROMISE nothing
we are not prepared to PERFORM advertise no teach
erd not actually engaged AMI mako no claims We csn
cot subs anita
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete scis Of booze ia every branch 81
Trade and Commerce. including Which, sale and Re.
tail Individual, Partnership, Joint Stock aud Com.
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits.
sion, Rsrosd, Steamboat. Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
0rolerage and Exchange ttwo complete practical
form }, md IN BANKING ne most complete and op.
prorsi kao,cn sysse,a. and superior TO any other
Taught In the West. The course 10
PENMANsHIP
Is under the eharse Of Mr. ". Il. Pratt, Who received
the OF enc iunl for Pepmsnship ard Gard Whiting a.
the last State Fair, And oh, defSs oil ccgtpetLio1
In Plain or Ornamental PeHnlGHs6ip. Fen Si,ssch.
ing. Fou,fshia0, Card v, inn9. o., teaching those
branches.
He Is assisted by NJ. J. u. suydarn, who hs, fcg,
'q1sls - pract css Or ornamental psnman, or a.
tes her.
LASDscAPE AND ARcHlrEcrvRAL DAAw!ga.
and the complete system Of
PHONOGRApHY.
aiso taught By competent Instructors
Rooss-ln Gilsgs' Block, corner D, Thir. and Per-
~ sre sts. blo-k from the Post One, tho room
formerly known a. ''0Ii.g,' Hail." with The adtoo-
irS rooms, well lishted we'll venils,ad and formins
by far tha most convenient, coumoGio4s snd bat
adapted ai,rotion for The part ose In tue c,:y
Open 81 81! bours from 4 ~ till . PSI.
LADIES DEPARTKENT,
large and well furnished room, entirely seDr-
rate from the 6entlemens department. 10 provided
for the usa OF Lady students ex ius,ysIy
Dr1or further parilca ars Cali at the roors. o. |
nidrcas J. G. LOPEZ
.usi4 VS. PRATT, Principals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
CONG AESsIONAL CANVASS.

Non Vim = Ls~ntwsii, tbs Democratic esnoi-
dare for Co sres hsvng eco pssd tbs In hta'ioo Of
H.. Van 1 svsr tho R.publ Gao candidate. 10 meet
him In scassioa ~ hi, various appointments In the
D.str,.t the to c.ndi atcs VIII address ns people
ATTWO O'CLOCK, r. M,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25

An AMERICAN IN RrssiA.-From ST.. Peters.
burg We learn that an American has b en-
bringing himself Into public notice there on
the oosasion Of the Inauguration Of the
grand church Of Saint Issse.
!. are ear Aea satiss ssurt Wees DeeDsst q
y: l' :!:s' . :s:; 3 ':;|IlIs;::;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25

dopss Of thsn hsss h1sn sfrsstsd. One
Of thsn was justice Of the peace,
and another was postmaster AID con-
stable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25

" Is W. II II IL xV'.1L
-AS 9RE-
CITY aHOH STORE.
ID. II. Q ELHT TO NJ.
Corner ftl and Brady SITS,
"a NOW RKCKlvIa0 HIS SUMNER STOCK
Of Boots ARd - ho08 .o-
Gents, Ladies' and ChiIdrens' Wear.
which ioy superior quality and variety ,nno. DO ex.
"l ed al q which has been Manufactured AZ, go
lected expressly for h.s
RETAIL TRADE,
ard vii b. sod al III mast reasonable price. 70 su.t
the tines he also manufactures TO order
Gents Fine French Calf Boots.
Sewei ami Pegset; Caters snl Slo-- ih4 g ~ IL.
best OF workmen 81 the Cry race atsrv.
Juce2-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25
STATE DEMOCRAT.
ClTx OF DAVENPORT.

wednesday MoentUG, August 49, s"S~
------------------.------- -
Democratic state Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
SAMUEL DOUGLAS. of Bssi~s.
Fur Auditor.
rpKopoRE 9. PARvIN. Vi AsssAtSs
For Treasurer.
SAlTIL L. LO5A1. OF GAss
For Attorney Genera,
JAMES Y ELLwOOD. II Pek
CON Of Dss Mo ssA Inprsvsnsst O.
SnARLEs BALDWIN. Of Vas Dwes
Register OF Land Odes~
JAMES Y. REID. Of Lse
psnog asis Consrsssioasi Ticket.
For Congress.
WILLIAM E LEFFIN0WkL
Osmoorstlo DISTRICT Ticket
For Distrio. Attorney
GEORGE ). HEBB, Of MusoAtiHe.
For Member Of tho Board Of Education.
CHARLES RICH. Of Jackson County.
Independen. nomination. for JHcge a the
Seventh JUDICIAL District.
A. Il BENNETT
Tbs Election Will be held ca
Tuesday, October l9th.
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New Cabinet WarcreOsn

icon. ROCK ISLAND AID OrI1HeTs)
NyHE all kinds of Furniture can b. lai su1h
w ~ Caairs, TAnles, Toilets. B"resus, GnA sn1
wash R,and., TsIaso,es, Cupboard, Fancy Eed.
stsads, Common Be'st.ais, NV r.: IL F.,ersion
Tables. and oihes srtir,es too numerous 10 mention
Who wants Book Csses. Co-aJe-., Dasks, Shor-
caves, &: every krd and msde 10 orifr snt wairan.
q.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A. co<s! ~ new. ro.sa furnished Wiz kes aprinpS
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, CsLo 3eat on.ce
ana Rar-Room Chairs Hepa'ref and ~scrsntei good.
Painting AMI Vanishing dine OF TIE snort6s. 70
TIE.
TIE nnderslGntd vii Always lie found ., h.s shar
10 nh all orders.
LAIiSs, have Jour fcIoHnfe vasnishei aud rave
eJpcnso - pn1ohas,ns new.
Jsn1idH G.. ~. COLI
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I1oRSanlS q Rolls Of Wall PAPER

For Sale IN Lots 10 Smt Purchasers.
DORDERs FiYet-osrt Prints. r,..,e, o,n.r,eD,..
- window shsGe. Gold Transparent and hesut,.
fc!, Paper CaTtaius, Plain, grew, ne bur nii q
2rred, 81 very .oNv pres. ". ere PhsG.lpliia lf-
pc hait"Is, snd haag ttsry ~ L q rarsT. vie
would be with bare rAiii whea yuu can haze y..o~
te1sts psrTred Ind last.s comfortably. e.. tr{se
baiis, hoorns, Os.lirys sot p.eorat.ye Pspsrige
done ia c!yls &C; = l. ezceiei.
fieA,c cal bsc5Et -LYeet c3-naf u noth rsi.rs
GLTPEEEB D. suH,
1ai5121 rspaf 'hAlag- MA r,pn- iiAnTr,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-25

III u Bargain.
THE following desc III ID Reai Rs:ate.
L Bvk. sec 4, 1 So r ~.
10 acrts In he south west quarter VI section no one
ID $50. re. =
sex, sc l2, 1919,
NJ. SwA, rex, scc !, tSO,Es,e
~, swk. acc o, 50, 4.e.
u viii b divided 70 tuit purchasers. Price i2E
PEI arr.. Tsfns y cash, balance on yea4s time
With 10 r-sr teatiteres'. pAyss. annually.
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Post Office B1i ding.
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Real Estate, Land ExehaB,.
GEEERAL CoI.1ssIoE rrncnAsINs-
Law md COLLECTING AeeHti

No. ios aAsDoLPn ST CHICAGO, ILL. .
Aqenf, n erety CdytHet princiloi Tn MS -
United state !.
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WTsT.
!. !. GALLAGHER q Co, rr.p-i-,.
DU7s. sells, Eaebonrc7. Rent atirtaset. y
- erty o. all kids; laea.ss IanD wssn.sr
81 tho so-e nneg,t Laid Omacs, win war
Cash. al
Attend % Drying sni editing MsrchAne.x,
kinds for non r.tid fts NJ
Provide merchants, iaanu'4 c'nftts a.d
VAR noniei ciei IS u go.tatrs. n
Obtsini- exbi.i.s. buy. and rela p.ttat I'D
PARISHES 20 erfer AMI '1nds 3, sry far, Fl
hofti.-Wes', tiefs., Mechanics. LauoteFs, Sc -
Collections tni aii ta l.egs ceuts.tea uh..Y
pfsciic" OF The ~, promptly stpntei =.
Fsrtles sending "a lame CT other rre.erty tia
change foF Harfh4niifc Bilt ;ieve = II ea4L.. "a
clos" fee o. s. 70 ssy u. 81 crslaMs. u
All lctiars o. Enquiry to ssture att.ntift, y
have elelcsd one poet4 re sfaH2.
All business nst.ers strictly toEase-lA. 4
Commissio1s Moderate, AMI all or1asa g-a-
attended %. -.
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JOHN r.. CRAWFORD

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aiso taught By coinpetsnt Instructors.
Rooss-ln Giigga' Block, c"rnsr " Thiri and Per.
RI stre sts ono bo-k from the Post On e, the room
formerly known "0I!.S,' Hail." with The adjoIa-
inS rooms, well lighted, we'll venils,ad and formns
by far the most convenient, corimo6io - Spd bat
adapted situation for he purt ose In tue city.
Oper It AL bouro from 3 4 n I'LL 2 % =,
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DAVENPORT. IOWA.....Cor. Fihh AID Dresy ste
PxOhl 4. ILL... ..S3 and % Main street.