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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

Davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HINC ORPoRATED IN l856.H
-DIRxcToRs
Hon Sargent, b Sewers, Esq,
J.o Cock, ESQ Wiley, Esq,
las DaIzell. Esq, FIJI Griges, Esq,
Jno n Cannon, ESQ, DPaiton, Eq.
Jos G LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping and Nsthe-
ms,ics, with able assistants.
" n PRATT, Prof. Of PenmAnship and Book Keep
ing.
" RIEPE, Prof. Of German Language.
FREDK. scHRAA0, Prof. Of Architectural and Orna-
mental Drawing
-LECTURERs.-
6HoREY, ESQ.,, and other able Lecturers.
Our commercial Course embraces complete sets OF
Books 10 every branch Of trade and commerce, viz:
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compo nd
COMPANY Business, wholesale and Retail NJ anufac.
turing, Commission, Railroad, Steamboat, Broker.
age, and Exchange, and the best system OF BANKING
erfdnf. Also all Lectures, and Instructions ia Com
mercial Calculations.
The course in
PENMAEeHIP
il under the Immediate supervision OF Mr. ". II
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penman.h hip and
OAru WTuihg, AZ the last state Fair, and shHll be
erceUed BY none Eat or Vest
In view of the uncaled for and repeated state
ments made by other parties to the that tht
Is no Commercial College 10 this State, other than
tn one they are trying to establish, We would call
especial attention to the fact that ours il
The Only Commercial College In Iowa
Where is given thorough course in all b, snches
taught 1t first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thoroush practical course IN Bookkeepn.
is taught ~ practical Bookkeepes 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,
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has LADIES DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which occupies large, convenient, and wcll-ventila.
ted rooms.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, ard always has DONE for public appre-
citation and patronage, upon Its actual merits Tath-
er than upon BOASTS and remarks derogaory to 9TH
ers, and
THR ONLY ESTABLISHED COMNRRCI Al COL
Lk6E IN THE PLACE.
Rooms open ct all hours from 0 A NJ TIL 9 r r.
The public are Invited to call aid anime our rooms
specimens. course Of instruction and mode Of teach
ing. LOPEZ & PnATr
Japl6.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

IeDR. MANN'S AGUE BALSAM.-This Won
derful compound 10 having All extensive sale in all
parts ofthe Union where agu exists. 1t 10 one OF the
thst are really what their inventors claim for them
And unlike all other remedies that are recommended
by their proprietors to all the Ills that flesh IL
heir to this remedy is only recommended for chis,
fever and ague, or that particular Class Of dses
growing out OF or the result Of masma, so common
in our western country The numerous evidence Of
ia great cusstive properties, and tie his estms
placed upon II, renders 1t the greatest discovery Of
the age, and deserves the entire appreciation Of All
classes Of men Those having occasion TO use !
medicine Of this kind, urged to spare no pains "
sivc this trial they wish 70 DO soundly cured. See
advertisement In another column Of this paper. Sold
BY al good druggists. je27d&wIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
Another of the Gasette's Defences-

The Gazette of yesterday clicks its
chops and congratulatcs itself that Mr..
Leffingwell in his late speech at this
place made no reference to the frauds
and peculation of the republican officers
OF the State of Iowa and says "his ST.
lence was at the same time an emphat-
&c rebuke to these party hacks, which
may serve them as lesson.
Our neighbors perhaps are not
aware of the fact that Mr.. Leffingwcll
is not candidate for State office but
for member of the Congress of the
United States and that although he
would be at liberty to refer to the late
republican frauds, while upon the
ssumP' yet - his time was limited and
.shsse were more than enough Of ma,
'tSonai matters to occupy his eptire
speech, it did not become his daty to
hold up the rascals who have plumber.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
WOODS HAIR REsrOR Wood,

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE--Prof. Wood, the
renowned discoverer Of the inva liable Hair Resora-
tive stll continues to labor In behalf Of the afflicted
His medicines are universally admitted by the
American press to be far superior to all others for
causing the hair on the aged that has been svered
for many years, to grow forth with u.uch vigor
and luxuriance Is when blessed with the advantage
Of youth.
There be doubt that il Is one Of the greatest
discoveries in the medical world. 1t restores per-
manently gray hair to its original color, and max Is
it assume the beautiful sks TEXTURE which has been
very desirable 10 all ages Of the world [St Louis
Morning Herald.
Sold by all Druggists. jure2S Sa&w1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
TO ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
Ind Ladies Married or Single.

EHOR Fifty Cents enc1osed, In postage stamps, the
IL undermined will forward, By return mail, the
following invau ,ble hcusehod receipts, msde With
trouble. and fvil printed Instructions. FOR ten
cents you can what would cost at the store
one do1lar-viS: H.y
How 70 make Poudre ssbtle, for removing ssperflu-
ous HAIR. y@
How 70 make tooth powder. sl.
How 70 make Heir eeseoTattves.
How . make Hair Dye. 5I4# gei
How 70 make Fcmsdes.
How 8 nsks Rouge for the eomplexien.
How 20 nsks Indsl1hoe Iok. @aa aM
Hoe u care cogne
NJ Az . naks Cement, ~ nsnding tvu1eA eaine
HsrreP TUslvetseee eeIeWated WaGhiny -.
neaint; yosp vasn1ag 6oao - Aals ~ tn 81
SsoahiG vttAaut ueasisg en- ysase eletAee WITH ~
01RUoGGg DUos6. al - 4 ~
G. 0y1ys 4. Nor. 1sselayn. NJ.
N o.01tVoD Y. o 6Oo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

LYNCH LAW IN TEXAs.-The Dallas (Texas)
Herald says, Last week party of three
men went to the house of Mr.. Graves, on
Pin Oak, Nuvarro county. Mr.. Graves and
wife were absent, the children, the Oldest a
girl l2 years old, being at home. They de-
handed Of the girl her fathers money, Of
which he was supposed to have received q
considerable sum Of money from the sale of
lot of cattle. She told them if her father
had any money che did not where it was. -
They searched the house throughout but
failed to find any. The little girl threat
ened to tell her father when he returned
They then beat and abused her, and pre-
sented pistol and threatened to kill her, if
she ever told anything that occurred, and
left. In about two hours Mr. Graves re-
turned, when the child related the whole
affair. From her description ofthe men, he
was satisfied i. was three men of suspicious
character, living not far off Rising a COM
pany of men. they proceeded to the house
of one Of the party. and found two of the
men. They arrested them, and taking
them separately and apart, administered
Judge Lynch's code. Under the lash they
confessed to the attempted robbery, and re-
vealed the fact that there was a secret and
organized clan of thieves and robbers. etc.
extending from San Antonio to Red River.
That the elan had their regular pass words,
signs, etc., 80 that they could at any time
recognize each other, that they were SO
dressed as to be known to each other, and
that they were to hold secret convention
In Limestone county about the last Of this
month. or the first of next, for the purpose
OF eiiecting more perfect organization
Thess revelations were madeunder promise
that they would not be hung. and, though
neither knew what the other had confessed
their statements corresponded in every par
ticular. They also informed the company
that the third man engaged in the attempt
ed robbery was at the house Of one of the
band, some distance of. They were re-
leased according to promise, having received
500 lashes each, and the party went in pur-
suit of the third man. On approaching the
house. they were discovered, and the man
mounted his horse ana fed He was finally
overtaken after hot pursuit Of fifteen or
twenty miles, and under the lash he con-
firmed the statements Of his cOnfederates in
every particular, giving in addition 10 the
names furnished by them, thirteen others.
making in all fifty-six. It is rumored that
he was hung, but Of this there appears to be
no certainty 1t 10 also rumored that among
the names given are two or three escaped
Jail birds Of this county. The party have q
list OF all the names these men could give.
and they will doubtless, be published in
due time. They are also in possession Of the
secret pass words, signs, &C., and mystic
dress Of the clan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
The Crops Good Prospect.

The accounts which reach us from
all sections of the State in regard to
the crops are most lanentahlc. AL
most every State exchange which we
take up contains an item stating that
the crops Of the county in which the
paper is published are almost an entire
failure, we are inclined, however, to
think that these statements are much
exaggerated by the fears of the farmers
and that the wheat crop of the State
will nearly if not fully equal the aver
age yield Of former years. The rust
or blight appears to have affected the
southern counties most seriously, in
some instances we understand from a
gentleman who has lately travelled
over that portion of the State, the
yield will not exceed one bushel per
acre; but in other places Immediately
adjoining, the farmers will reap half or
two thirds of crops; but in no case a
full crop. In the central ard western
portions of the State the prospects are
much more favorable, and upon the
whole it is anticipated that there will
be no falling off in the Yield, but, on
the contrary the number of bushels
raised will greatly exceed the amount
raised last year.
In some instances the disastrous re-
ports which have been spread were
started for the purpose of affecting the
prices, in others, although not entirely
without foundation they have much
exaggerated the injury with similar
design, and in some few cases, the re-
ports are based upon facts.
The prospects for the farmers are
we think, by no means so gloomy as
they would have us believe. Their
yield will be much better than thew
anticipate and there is now every indi-
cation that the prices will be higher.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
WhatS Why beautiful Head Of Hair.


Because It is the ornament g ID himself pYovii ed
for all our race. Reader although the nay
bloom ever so brightly In the glowing check the eve
b. ever SO sparkling, the teeth be those OF pearls II
the head Is bereft of its covering the hair be
SO srted and shrive'cd, harsh and dry. stl
is sprinked with gray, nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof. Woods HAIR Restorative, II
used two or three tunes wek, will restore AMI per-
mancn'ly secure to all such ali ornament Read the
folowiig and judge. The writer OF the first is the
celebr Ah d Pianist, Thalb-rg:
Nex York, April 10, 1853.
Dear Sir Permit me to express to You the o. liga-
tons am under f,r the entire restoration OF hair
TO Its original Color about the time Of my arrival In
the United states 1t was rap'dl7 becoming gray but
upon the application Of your Hair Restorative" 1t
soon recovered its oIiginsl hue I consider your
Restorative a very wonde rial inv nton quite ELI.
cacious rs well ~ agreeable.
lam, dear sir, yours truly, 8. THALBERG.
"DTych ar Gwyliedydet."
WEIGH Newspaper Once, ID Nassau st, Apr IL, 1885,
PROF o wooD: Dear Sir :-Some month or
six weeks ago ! received bottle Of ynnr Nair Res
torative aud 1t my wife, who concluded 10 try II
on her hair little thinking ut the time that II would
prise, after few weeks' trial II has performed that
wonderful ~ ct " turning al the gray hairs 10
darA brown At the Same time and thick
ening the hair. ] strongly recommend the above
RESTORATIVE to all persons In want Of such change
Of their hsir. CHARLES CARDKw.
NEW York, July IS, 1853.
PROr o wOOD: VITA confidence do recon-
Deni Jour Hsir Restorative being the most efncs-
cious article ever say. Slice using your Hair Res.
torstive my hair aDd whishess which we're almost
white have gradually grown dark and I nov ael
confident that few more applications viii restors
them 10 their natural color. 1t ap0 has n lieved me
Of all dsndruf and unpleasant itching, so common
smong persons Who psfsptye freeley.
II . f1a.@.. JIG KIL.BY.
PROF WOOD: About two years sgo my hair
commenced falling on and turning gray; was fast
b.ccmng bald. and had tried many remedies 20 no
en- Ct. commenced using your Restorative In jan
nary laas. 4 fev sppl .cAitOns fastened my hair
nrmiy. + began 10 MI up, grow ont. al ! turned
back 70 Its former oclor (black) At this time II n
fully restored 20 its original color. al b and APP
peerencc and cheerfuliy recon- mend it, uses to all
Chicago, Ill, Nay ], 1883. d HOES
The Restorative Is put up In bottles OF s'ses Wis.
large, medium an small the small hids pint,
and 1etails gSor one dollar per bottle; the medium
holds q least twenty ~ cent more In proportion
than the small, retss for tvo dollars per bot,le the
large holds quart. 10 per cent nore in proportion.
and gstats f1v %. 1000 -T9s
New Yerk, I'm the crest n Wke Railing DtablisA-
ment) and liz Market st, q Louis No.
And sold BY III good Dvuegists and Fanny Goods
naalsvs a f9a4ssfH ts2eAA~9o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
Country Property.

MOI. Farm OF 10 acres near Round Grove 50
acre' broke aud uncel guilty alton, email hoose On
ming water.
no2. The north west quarter Of SC s. Txp I'd
/, EAST, upon which here is - acres broke
NO u. IN. southwest quarter Of ~ o :, twp 10 \
east. with good stone quarry upon IL.
NO 4. Two hundred AMI forty acr,s In section III
t"peo X J, west Cedar County, running water
Only IS per scre.
No b. The south east quarter OF sec II, twp -.
Range J, west. Price $i5 per acre
MOO. E!ghty acres, part IN wheat, near Round
Grove. Price Slipper acre. Fay terms
NO A splendid fam Of $50 acres sec IT, twp So
X l. east. large rock hou,e NO 4 aud water W nj
re sofa IN whole ~ In part 100 acres In wheat II
taken soon The crop will b gwen In, or any leIsan
can turchase the crop Oh the gro und. recd spsc-
uiaioh lclS-'itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
CITY PrOncr1y.

NO J.. House on the corner Of Sixth and q .n,t
stiees, lot ooxl'b, upon which i- er,ctvd a franz,
house, ana BRICK staole. this will be sold low
No A lot OF S0xl50 adjoining no l on IN. es.,
beautiful spot filed with fruit trees grapes. &c =
b"ant fui location for reside &C. Guy order, ~,I
be taken for the whole OF the lot
No 3 house and lot on 9th al Get betw.rr va
rem and Brown. Price 81 100. Terms OF paym.n,
verysasy
No D. honse with the lease % one or ~, Ion. NJ,
Brady street bet~ zen lith and 18th ,treets This II
cheap home In very eligible situation
NO d. lot OF 96xl50 on the corpe. ~ n Ain ARA
sixth streets one Of TIA most eligible uatgnS for
private residence untcr the blum
No I. Three lots In S.aymak.r's subflyJslon an
FArhaia west OF Locust street Lumber or brick Will
he taken in pat payment for the above
NO. >, Lot with good hou Wit h four rooms AMI
basemen IN Forest Dlon's Addition one stb stree,
tween brown and Gaines street. Price SI.s,
No9 Brick house and lot south stie Of nfth
street west OF Rock Island street,
No 10. lot on east Side OF Rock Island stree,
near stu, 32xl00 Price $3.50
koli. ffrme house with rooms and stable for
Nv" horses on Lot o, Block 1. Psrker's n idition.
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash, balance In install
me1ts OF $ft0 per annum.
No Il frame house with . ecsrs OF ground an
Marputtte and 2st Streets near the grounds Of th.
Cath lie Female SEMINARY
No IL The lease for 10 years for number Of lot.
on Brady Main and Harrison streets.
No H. Thelease Of 10 lots In Ne-l's subdIv !stnn ~
lots Ter - years at very low ground I. nt fro m
to $50 per annu with The privilege OF pure lns %
nave the improvements pad for a, ,he End OF IN.
lease There Is M bctt'r way for man Of small
capital 10 procure home without being tAs.gi with
heavy interest and experiencing the ANXIETY Of
NJ fp~ ks.v In,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

The wheat and oats crops throughout
Virginia is represented as most unfav orable
Corn looks better.
Gold is an idol worshipped in all climates,
without single temple, and by all classes,
without single hypocrite.
A smelling committee invaded the public
houses of Concord, N. H., last Friday, but
as somebody had kindly notified the hotel
keepers that they were coming, no liquors
were found, and consequently no seizures
were made. Some slight breakages and
leakages incident to their removal from the
houses. the day before the visit, and back
again the day after, was the only damage
sustained by the landlords.
The New York herald shows that the
cost Of the government Of that city is $780,
100000 per annum, over sixteen dollars
each for every man, woman and child in
the city.
CHEAP TRAvELLING-Th st. Louis, Alton
and Chicago railroad is now ticketing pas
sengers through to New York for $26,75.
This is cheap enough. As the reduced fare
is the result of competition between rival
roads in the East all of OF roads, it it be-
lleved. makes the same change. Railroad
stock suffers at these prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

HA curious calculation has been made
by lover of the astonishing. He finds tina,
pin dropped into the hold Of the Leviathan
the first week of the year, 2 the second, 4
the third, the fourth, l6 the fifth, and %
on. doubling each week, for the whole year
(63 weeks( the entire number Of pins drop.
ped would be 4,50S. 599 SCI ,s7O.A95 the
weight Of them allowing 900 tons to the
ounes) would BE- sas, as2 ,s5s tons. or ton
mage enough 70 fully fRsisht twenty eight
thousand ships Of the die az Leviathsn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Qbecs -, Brady Street scith Moore q g avref
n HIS Express Is designed 10 deliver goods for
= Merchants, carry packages, bundles, manages
20, for persons uvine on tbs bluff and in remote
parts Of the City. VIII also be Ut the market houses
every morning at 6k o'clock-for the present TO
take any marketing to residences which may Be de-
sired
Orders left at the Office o. in the Express" order
boxes ct Mcneil 4 Bro, J b Sutton Co, and " D
" ellsworth shah receive prompt attention.
The charges will b for delivering bundles, pecks-
bur ana between n \ bridge and western Avenue
10 cent?. Sor similar Bundles. &C. st Hast or North
Davenport 9Oc cash.
Dsvsrahee terms will b msde With merchants o.
Others By the nooth OF yuar
1DWAKD ALDEN, Proprietor,
opr7d0 Ofaos - Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

STATE FAIm.-Ths following State Fairs
are to be held during the year:
Alabama, at Montgomery. October Is to
g.
California, at Marysville, August % to %.
Connecticut, at Hartford, October II to
Is.
Illinois. vt Centralia, September IA to Is.
Indiana. 1t Indianapolis, October TO 3.
Iowa, at Oscaloosa, September % to Oc-
tOber /.
Kentucky, at Louisville, September 81 to
October l.
Missouri. at st. Louis, September to l6.
New Hampshire. at Dover, October 5 to
8.
New jersey. at Trenton, September Is to
II.
New York, at Syracuse, October to g..
Ohio, at Sandusky. September Is to H..
Rhode Island, at Providence, September
IA to Is.
Vermont, at Burlington, September IA
to II.
Wisconsin, at Madison. October 4 tot.
United States, at Richmond, Va, Octo-
Der % to 80.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this plase IN IN
III business Of Su.vxa B. BRASS PLATING. pnopoes
to M IN orders for Ane Silver plated Doos Plates
Does Knebs, Deil Pulls. Butts numbeFs, Hstes ant
H9urss adopted 70 the use OF Doors ana oAuRoa
PUuV LAGhtaing nnds pulnts, Win6ow oaeA, Oaryl.
ago and Harness sytmmipge plated 70 order = GAegt
1s61sA. N vssk wsSraats1 easal tetne beA
a ~s 81 $1,000 WILLIAM OMAHA.
M b1tldisg - u ~ Rsussylvssis Ds1sa
oonsa1e1seses - seeAsA @ .a 4s
49, ~ -AsS NtHat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

Hon Vim. =. Le@ngweIl, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress. having accepted the invitation Of
Hs. vandever, the Republican candidate. to meet
HIN In discussion at his various appointments In the
District, the two candidates will address the people
AT TWO O'CLOCK, r. M,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS = TlPTONS
Mercantile COLLEGES.

DAVIS = 1lPTON1
Mercantile Colleges.
LOCATED:
PEORIA, ILL............35 Main street:
DAvKNPok1. IOwA.....Cor. Rif,h and Brady ste.
D,RsOfORs:
Hon Powell, Esq woodward, nsq
NIB Curtiss, Esq William Allen, $50
Levi. Howell ksq Jnn , Cook, Esq
AP Bartlett, ksp Jno Coma, ESQ
Henry Eclte, Bsq Vim Clark, Rsq
Thos + Msyne, ksq Chas Putnam, nsq
Jos G Frye, II d H Price, Esq
FACULTY:
Pro|sssors OF 1ook-EsePisg and Collateral
branches and Lectures on TIE Science Of Ac-
cOunfs
JK GOLDSMITH. JB DoDox.
Lecturers on Mercantile Lao. Railroadino and
Marine Lao:
CHAs c BoxNEY, PDAvIDsoN.
Jso DILLON. CHAs kPurSAx.
Lecturers on Barhtng. Exchange and Finance:
EAsRY LAsDsR, JSo Cook.
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
Ge0gr0phy:
HENRY . AUSIIN, WA VLAAk
Instructors in the Science and Practice of Bust
ness PenmGnship and Mercantile LOrrespon-
dence.
TW DAVIS, IS TIProN.
Special L<cfures sciN be delivered occasionally
by gentlemen OF knOscn celebrity, uA,ch ,cal b
free to tie public.
TUITION.
For full Mercantile Course including all DEPART
ment OF Bookkeeping, Lectures ana Penmanship,
time unlimited, Observation-Disclosures. $40
FOR - lessons business writag,. ...............
For unlimited courss business writing ........ 10
Time Of C0mmeNcin0-NoW-any time.
Life neutrality-suspicious. in one College good in
the other
DiplOmas-Awarded to well qualified graduates.
Requisite Qualifications to enter-An ordins ~
Ems lish "a alton.
College Rooms Lar &c and commodious, airy, neat
" furnished, conveniently anged and In the moe
beautiful and heslthy Oca ions the above cities
Any further information viii be given with plea.
sure on application at the College, or by sending &c
Circular. Address
DAVIS l. Upton,
Junel7-dtf Peoria or Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

Dwelling Mouse for Rent.
Uvm lMus tAsss seasy neass, saasalninel 4seenl
"a CT. vC1i6 g $500 o4e0gnl -
49,: :s:,i a3.3ss's -. = ~ ~ ~ -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

Whatever you may choose 10 givS away,
always keep your tsnpsr,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29
n NDER TA KING
AND
Furniture WarerOOM.

u M ID IL R II a XII NG
Furniture WarerOOM.
TTVH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No SIS Perry ~, tMerwin's Block) Is new
prepared to give bis strict personal attention 10 the
undo rtekng business In all its branches. A large
and handsome assortment OF Collins OF every descrp-
ton constantly on hana incluring
Zinc, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, &c
Hearse and any requisite number Of ca rrisger
furnished 10 order. Coffin plates VI variety Of pat
terms neatly engraved Particular attention 10 cali
Cd to his new and complete stock rot
Furniture.
Having work hop connected with his warcroom
he Is prepared TO Manufacture 10 order all descrip.
ton. Of Decks, ward rotes, tables, &c. &C. A large
assortment Of Kilt and fancy moudings hand suit
able for looking glass and picture frames.
share Of public patronage 10 respectfully soicit d.
apv7dAwN A. D. BARfLETT.