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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

II Aerwin's Nock, Ferry stsese, Whtch vti q euen
from 10 to II, =, and from 3 70 81 y.
All lot owners Who have not osetlod for thear loHa.
viii please call Immediately aAd = - ard recotve
their deeds.
A larse portioo o. Ne Cenetssy oSounds srs -
surveyed and etaked on in lots. TIE communitv
generally 10 invited 10 Examine tha0 and NO. =.
~Iectiono.
Il IL he intention Of he compeny . make ~
Cemetery complete in IN ~ appolstments. ~
svenues are brood and carved; native fperat 49,
are carefully preserved. and various kinds q shade
piee the pOrtes's Lodge, and h constantly enniove1
h taking caro- u and inpsovtng the grounas.
All spplca1ieno for lots OF burials must - -
ot The oGco. where caI0o oufhag1a1ne hur1aAa IN ~
ieare6. 49,
fhs puAaSa mpaAreaisang this Omstasy. ~ ri
assured Dat Il WIN b. Dseteseo6 = svssy vay dre =
- scored puvposa. WI. ulb0D4H. On
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
III CITY ENTERPRISE.

One OF tn largest Literary and Political Nesrs-
paper in the State. Published every Friday morn
ing 1T - Per annum.
Terms For advertising three squares one year,
Fifteen Dollars. One square, ten dollars
7HE LIZ CLAIRE CITY EN- rERPRISB
uss . weekly circulation OF twelve hundred-in the
Counties Of Scott, Clinton and Jackson, - veil q
the whole OF the 2nd Oopgre ssional District. In Iows;
also, in Rock Island and Whiteside Counties. Illinois.
1t Is one OF the vary best advertising sheets in the
State. Also, the best job Office besUees Davenport
and Dubuque. r. 8 LAWRxNCE,
RditoY and Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
Country Property.

Mol. A Farm OF 10 acres near Round Grove, 80
acre, broke and, undel cultivation, a tmall hot Sc run
ming water.
NO.. The north west quarter OF Sec s, Twp ~.
r l, east, upon which there Is 10 acres broke.
No 8. The southwest quarter Of 81 c 5, twp ~, X /,
east. with q good stone QUAR- upon IL.
No 1, Two hundred AMI forty acres, In section IL,
twp SO, X l, west. Cedar County, running water.
Only s. per acre.
No 5. The south east quarter Of sco II, tap Is,
Range l west. Price $i5 per acre.
No q. Eighty acres, part Ia wheat, near Round
Grove. Price &15 per acre. Fay terms
Not. A splendid fsIm Of ESQ acres, sec II. twpso,
r l, east. A large rock house. wo Il and water, viii
10 sold in whole Or in part, 100 acres In wheat. II
taken soon the crop will b. gwen In, or any peisC
can purchase the crop on the ground. A gaed spec.
ulAtiOn. jelS-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

,.CB Dr. VIM. Henderson, of Bucksport,
Me-, extracted July 4th, last, by . surgical
operation, from the cavity Of the abdomen
OF Miss Nancy J. Shull, of Stockton, Me-,
eleven gallons and . half OF water, resem-
bling soap suds, weighing ninety pounds
The liquid has been accommodating four or
five years, She has borne the operation
well, and when finished, said she felt 90 light
she almost could fly. 1t is the opinion Of
the writer that this is the largest quantity
of fluid that has ever been taken from any
person At one operation in the United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

Davenport Commercial College,
0riegs Bleok, cor Third and Perry st.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
pINCo1Po1ATBD IN l660.-a
Hon 9 ? ssrgsnt, q so.srs, Etq.
l.s vids, Esq, PNsrvin. isq,
las n Dslsll. Hsq, 0rises, koq,
IL Coates, Neg, h h Smith, ksQ,
Jno n Cannon, Esq, ID Patton, $50.
Jos @ LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping and Msthe-
mates, with able assistants.
y II PRATT, Prof. q Ptnnanship and Book Keep.
v RIEPE, Prof. o. German Language.
FREDK. scHRAA0, Prsf. Of Architectural and Orna.
mental Drawing
-LEcrUA8as.-
D L a1oRSY, Esq, and other aAls Lecturers.
Our commercial Course embraces complete sets Of
9Ocks 10 every branch Of trade and commerce, viz
Individual Partuership, Joint etoct and Compound
Company Business, Wholesale and Retail, Asnutac.
turing, Commission, RstGosd, Steamboat, Broxer.
age, and 1xchsnse, and Tn bet systeW Of B0akjag
eaedns: Also al Lecture, and Instructions In Conn
mercial Calculstions.
The course IN
PENMANoHIP
10 under the immediate supesvisioo Of Hr. ". u.
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penmanship and
Gard Writing, 1t the last State Fair, and phall be
esceusd BY non Edsf or West.
In view of the uncalcd for and repeated state
ments made By other parties, 70 the effect that there
Il no Commercial College 10 this state, other than
tn one they srs trying 10 establish, W would call
especial stteutton 70 The fact that ours 70
Tn Only Commercial College In lswa
Where IL given ! thorough course in iii branches
taught 1t arst class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY oOnn1ncrAr. ME
In which q thorous h practical course in Bookkeeping
experience.
TIN ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which has PENMA connected with 1t.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which has moro than one teacher belonging to It.
The ONLY ooHHHRC1AL COLLEGE
which has : Ladies DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient, and well-vcntila.
ted rooms.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, and slways has done, for public appre-
cistion and patronage. upon ito setval mertts. rsth-
er than upon boasts, and remarks derogAtory TO 9th
ers, and
TIN ONLY NZABLLEHED OOMNBRCI Al COL
LB0B IN THE PLACE.
Rooms open ct Ill hours from 9 A n TIL . ? \.
The public arc iavtted to call AID examine our rooms
specimens. coarse Of instruction and mode Of tesch-
ing. LOPEZ & PRATT.
Jsn1e.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
TICKET.


! rOR cONoRne,
] vmllhn 3. LEFf1NGWEaAlss
I For Secretary Of State,
aANUrL DOUGLAS. Of Benton.
For Auditor,
!THrODORE 8. PARvIN. Of Muscatine
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL l. LORAH. Of Csss.
For Attorney General.
JAMES n. ELLWOOD, Of Polk
Com. d De- Mo'nes Improvement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, of Van Buren,.
Register Of Land Office,
JAMES n. REID, Of Lee.
For Judge Of the 7th Judicial District,
JAMES GRANT, of scott County.
For District Attorney.
GEORGE 8. HEBB, Of Muscat'ne.
For Member Of the Board Of Education,
LYMAN CATLIN. Of Jackson County.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

eossasssd oss ~ ~ Neutrality-suspicious. = =
case Of being bitten or stung by any poison
Gus animal or insect. the immediate free Up.
plisstion of this aIksli ~ : wash 70 the part
bittss. gives instant. perfect rehef, the bite
Of . mad dog, We believe not excepted; -
will strong ashes water.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

An EXPECTED CoLLIsIoN.-Among the
items of news soon to DO expected from the
Pacific coast, will be one announcing serious
disputes between the American miners Low
pouring into the newly discovered diggins
on Frazer's River, and the Hudson Bay
Company. The latter, under a royal char
ter. bears about the same relation to all the
country West If the Canadas, and above
40 deg. that the East India Company does
to the immense possessions which it gov.
erns' Its officers are absolute each within
his sphere, and are accustomed to the re-
factory spirits with whom they will now
be brought in contact. With flour at 500
per barrel, and all other articles of food in
like proportion, it will not be possible for
the Company to obtain the monopoly which
it now has; and As soon as the number Of
miners will justify the act. we may look for
an outbreak that will end in the tax-gathsys
and monopolists ~tramping out of the dig
ging in double quick time. Our people are
wholly unaccustomed to the payment Of
licenses for the privilege of going where
business calls, they have been taught that
they might buy in any market in which
they can purchase the cheapest, and life in
California has bred disrespect which the
will not care to conceal, for ape titles to
unoccupied empires.-Chicago Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
City Property.

No !. A House on the corner Of Sixth and 3 .ott
streets, lot SoxlJo, upon whi>h IL er,cted a frame
house, and BRICK stable. this Will be sold low.
No 2. A lot OF S0xl50 adjoining no ! on the east,
a tesut.ful SCOT Il led With fruit trees, grapes, &C, 4
beaut fi location for a residet &C. City orders will
be taken Tor the whole OF the lot.
No 3 A house ard lot on 9th sire ct between war
rem and Brown. Price 81 400. Terms OF payment
very.asy.
Mob A honse with the lease Of one or lwo lots on
Br ady street bets cen 18th and 10th .tre,ts. This 10
a cheap home In b very eligible situation.
No .. A OF OF s6xl3O Oh The corner II Main and
Sixth streets, one Of tn most elisiyle situations for q
private residence IN Ter the tiun
No T. Three lots 10 SiuytAaker's subtli vision On
FArham west OF Locust strr,t, Lnmber OF BRICK viii
he taken in Iart payment fr the above.
No s, Lot with a good hou ewith four rooms and
basemtn in Forest \ u HON. Addition, one sth street
bttween Brown aud Games street. Price 81 ,4Ue.
Nos. A Brick house ana 10, ON south sile u dfth
stree west OF RocS leland street,
No 10. A lot on east side OF Rock Island street
ne r S,n, 3aN100 Price $3.50.
No III. A frrme house with 1 rooms AMI stable for
two horses % Lot o. Bl ok / Psrker's IA EDITION.
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash, Italian CO In install
me1ts OF 500 per annum.
Nol2 A frame house with 2 aosrs OF ground on
Marquette and 2lst str. etc, near the grounds Of tho
Cath lie Female seminary.
No IL. The lease for 10 years for n number Of lots
on Brady Nam and Harrison streets.
No IL. The lease of 10 lots In Ncel's subdivision Of
lots fer - years, at a very low gtound u mt, from ti5
TO $50 per annun with he privilege OF purchasing or
have the improvements pad Tor al ,hc end OF the
tease There Is no better way for q man Of small
capital TO procure a home without being taxed with
a heavy interest and experiencing the anxiety OF
providing for a heavy debt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

n-DR. NANN'S AGUR BALSAA.-This Won
derful compound 10 having an extensive sale In all
parts Of the Union where asu eexaAt II u one Of We
few medicin's which are nov sold over the country,
thst are really what their inventors claim for tham.
And unlike oil other reosdles thst are recomuended
By thsiS psoprietoTs to cure oil the ms Inst fesh y
heir to- this renedy 10 only resennsadsd ius ehflsy
fever and asue, or that particular claes Of dises ses
growing out OF or the result Of miasma, 20 common
IN our western country The numerous evidsncs q
t. great cusstive propestiss, and the hich estimation
placed upon It, renders II the greatest discovery Of
he age, and It deserves the entire Appreciation Of al
classes Of men Those having occasion to u-e .
medicine Of this kind, are urged to spare no pains ~
give this . trial II they wish 70 Be soundly cured. 0se
advertisement in another eolamn Of tbs paper. Sold
by all good druggists. js27d&WIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

bI1ss Ann SflAsA-Ths following, from
AaiPs.Josv'ss1 Of HsslfA, may b IN inpcr.
tant item 70 come:
- naav : ses tsadsm ~ pesnn,a>e n
SaNlo 60 = the eesAaeY r. - srnSse.
|s%Aak'l&s'sas ;1 =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

The FRAZER RIVER GoLD ovERIEs-THE
STAMPEDE FROM CAIIFoRNIA-WHAT NEXT p
The particular feature of the news by the
Star of the West, is the tremendous stampede
excited in California by the new gold dis
c~overies in the British Northwest Coast
Possessions, on Frazer river, the outlet Of
which is about 500 miles north of San Fran
cisco. Our private and public letters, and
our California newspaper contemporaries, all
| tell the same general story. For example,
in one of these private letters lying before
us, the writer, u careful and coolheaded
man, says:
"The discovery of gold ON Frazer river,
and its effect on California, constitute an
epoch in orr history. The new mines
threaten to take off one.fourth Of our male
population. The excitement is very great.
Nothing is thought of but the new mines"
In the same vein, one of our San Francis
CO exchanges, after crying down this new
gold excitement as IN immense humbug,
says:
Down the Sacramento, night after night,
pours a torrent of emigration for the new
Ell Dorado. Every steamer from the inte-
rior reaches San Francisco loaded down to
the guards wic a living freight, From ev
erv town and mining camp they come
''hardy sons of toil'-"daring Adventures"
-"the bone and sinew of the State" Our
streets are crowded with them, our hotels
swarm with them, and our wharves almost
groan beneath their weight. 1t is useless
to attempt to stem the tide. The feves
RACES with more than usual virulence, and
those who have become infected with it will
hear nothing. listen to nothing. think of
nothing, dream of nc thing. but Frazer river
and its golden sands. 1t is possible that
if the news from the British Possessions
should continue favorable, twenty-five per
cent. OF our whole'mining population will
proceed there"
The only doub DIN the matter is in refer
ence to the extent and deposites of these
new mines. Should they turn out to be in
area and richness a tenth part of those OF
California in lS4S-'49, another commercial
and political impulse will be given to the
Pacific coast, not even secondary to that re-
sulting from the discovery of the California
washings. The Frazer liver country, or
New Caledonia, and the rich and beautiful
seaboard island of Vancouv err, with its sur
roundings of ship timber, building stone and
fisheries, and its mines of coal. within two
or three years will all be brought into the
active uses of a busy, busting, swarming,
resident Anglo-Saxon population. Cities
and towns will spring up as if by magic.
and within two or three years the people of
New Caledonia may be found as hare to
trif1e with by their British masters as the
hardy and high spirited diggers of Anstra-
liza, and perhaps a little more 10. Who
knows?-N. y. Herpld.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
Dissolution.

HVHB Partnership heretofore existing under the
i nam Of Balch, Shields 4 Co. IL this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Joseph Shields and = 3
Criggs are alone authorised to use the nsms Of the
late Arm, In settlement OF its Affairs.
Davenport. July let, 1853 Jyld1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WOODS HAI1 RESTORATIvE-Prof. Wood, ths
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il NJ issalsase HAAs Aassass-
tive, still continues 70 lsser 10 behalf Of Ne snixsed
His medicines are universally admitted b. ~
American press 70 be far superior to oil others for
causing the hair on the aged, thst hes been silvsrsd
for many years. 70 s~v forth vith - Gsch visos
and lux uriance Is when pleased with tbs advantage
OF youth.
There can be no doubt that il Is Spe Of ths greatest
discoveries In the medical world. II restores per-
manensly gray hair to Its original color, and makes
1t assume the besti'ul silky ~teasare, which has teen
very desirable 10 all sgss Of The world. (0s. Louis
Morning Herald.
Sold by eli Druggists. tu~nefS.dAw1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this plsee In the
II business Of 8nvna & BRASS PLATING, proposes
to MI all orders FOR dne Silver plated Door Plates,
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbsrs, Plates and
Pevs, Lightning Rods Points, window Sash, Oar1i-
age and Harness trimmings plated 70 order a shogt
notice. An WORT WaIraatod equal - the be0t.
WILLIAM OpnDA1A.
ssaoad street. up sss'ss-
~vs vi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
IF. 8. b
Machine and JOb0iDg Shop.
MANUFACTURERS OF

MANUFACTURER OF
Curtis Patent Oscillating Engine Force
pump.
TVHIB Is a douh e acting for e end Sucktion pump,
i and 10 more re sdtly converted into . Fire Engine
than any other pump now in use.
1t has no I" Pinnger," and Ia not . 70 ary pump
would call the attention Of R.ilrosd and Steam
boat officers, also the pro prietors OF Stables. SawmiilA
Ttores, Private DWELLINGS and County seats 70 II
Machinists and Engineers are invited to examine
Il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
Several Hundred Dollars -

The Gazette of yesterday, in its 'Eads'
article takes, the occasion to throw in
a suggestion that u charges against
the Governor, Treasurer, Auditor.
Secretary of State, Printer and bogus
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
"J hue-would only.make the State a
loser of several hundred dollars by Re-
publican defalcations," Let us make a
little calculation as to the amount of
money which our mathematical neigh
bors consider "~several hundred dol
lars"
Tie Republican Party of the State of Loua
III account with the Tar iayers.
To the amount missing from the
State Treasury under the
charge Of Martin l.. Morris,
Republican State Treasurer, $4,000
To the amount of the swindles Of
the State Printer, $4,000
To the amount paid to Z. Sells
for salary while the Governor
was neglecting his duties for
the purpose of stamping the
State of Illinois, $3.50
To the amount paid to DIR.
Stone for services which he
had no right to perform, 5000
10 the expenses of the family
pleasure trip of Extra John,
the Auditor and their board
and doctors bill at a Water
Cure establishment, 5000
To the amount which the STATED
likely to lose by the bogus
contract with Alexander w.
Scott made by Extra John,
and which was %repudiated by
the Republican Treasurer, So. 500
Total amount due the Tax Pay
efs, yl33,45O
This account is exclusive of the
Brussels, Ingram and Oil Cloths, car
pets, in the house of Extra John, State
Auditor, Of the expenses of a large
body o fmen at the rates Of, from forty.
to one hundred dollars, per month, on
a hunting and fishing excursion to the
northern part Of the State and Of vari-
Gus other swindles too numerous to
mention.
Instead of several hundred dollars
we thus find republican defalcations
and improper appropriations,ln this in-
complete account, to the enormous
amount of one hundred and Mirty-three
thousand four hundred and fifty dol
lars.
All of the Republican officers who
have had an opportunity to get their
itching fingers within reach of the
purse strings of the State are implica-
ted. Governor, Secretary of State, Au-
ditor,' Treasurer and bogus Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, are all in
the same boat.
On behalf Of the people, on behalf Of
the tax payers, we demand of the
Republican party of the State
OF Iowa a liquidation Of this long &C.
count
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
KEHL ESTAIE.
Valuable City Property For Sale.

ME INVITE the especial stiention Of purchasers.
W tsthe many cheiee Bonding 1 OTIS now offered
- Mitchell's, Asskl.tesh's, and ia Forrest q Dill
lens Acditions.-Also lots Of from ,ue acre % tween.
y acres EACH near The city. Fafms ard farming
lands at prices ranging from 50 30 per acre. no
vArcs. Jyfidts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
Boot and Shoe Removal
HoOHord - SUITE
Have removed their Boot l. Shoe otors =
Ne. ,, Michele Beck,
Corner Of Brady and Second Streets. nchs1d,f

Why 10 tho Demand 80 Great for
DT. A6Ann'0
AGUE
Because II viii, In an cases, safely and enectualH
cure that much dreaded scouTge Of the wet ChiIs,
Psver ssd Asue-without fail snd IN cases win conn
teract the poison q Malaria, Of which fact ttousands
can testify; and unlike oil other nostrums, IL 10 only
recommended fT one class Of diseases, ans ~ . tonic
itsh unsurpassed. We will ar . few evidences Of
IL worth, By men Of inf uence and high standing.
Priscssos, ~, 6epk. 2o0, 1851.
D2. 4AuO-Deer Sir: Fol ssveral years past
have used your Ague salssni in my daily practice
eases. and 10 10 Gao hes 4 !. failed :, 70 proSaes .ss
Dpet haVpy eject. ] can most cheerfullvr ecomm nd
il = : certain specific for chils, fever md asse. and
Il. AU3ris. !. D.
AsraasH, AJcA., Ie0. Tia, 1851.
DR. MANN & Co.: hsvs eeld . large amount Of
! yssa, 1sos 1870. :, y I. i ! :. VIC, y,c,.i 4 sS sn se ,.1 ren "a p rs
S1ate. Respectfully Yours.
O. 4. nYDD.
Aaass1s1a, OAio. Js~sary, 1T 1858.
NU0sn1 ! K MANN 4 CO.-0sNes In Canvas.
sing the states q Ohie and Atchagan for tbs sale Of
= ssSssf p, 800 sssa ssl Ss ' % oss r. .1 lie I sssss AM. Ne
that your Asa nalssu has sstnes for tell In every
passe vhsve sold. MTesliy seens 70 y tAe psopAs
f = dsstiss1 % superceds al esh5r asue renedsesin
AS nlnDRY.
Nes Yars, -. =, lscs.
nnaSRS : K MANN 4 CO.-GsasS: ! Asvs q
90 Aossei IL 6. Louls sold youf Ague Dsisam s0ue
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
Slaynaker, GaRO 4 Crawford,
Real EssGse agents,
No.Y West Second -.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,

HAVING = complete and accurate A, strnet OF
LIZ Titles ~ all lands In Scott County, W. enjoy SUI
perior adv antascs for The examination % Titles and
the j~uoicious investment Of III, ney; and incie ased
facilities for the transaction Of all our business. -
These abstracts haxe been carefully compiled from
the Cou ity Records, ana we will IN all cases gnaran-
tee their correctness.
Prompt Intention given to the location OF LAM
Warrants, Collection OF Money, Payment Of Taxes,
&C, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
TO
LUMBER REDUCED.

rNHD undersigned have Just received . large stoca
i Of II. Crotx Logs, and are nov prsDaEsd 70 fur
nish. st their Saw Ain, (nrss Mil above ths Railroad
Bridee) every description Of Dail1ins Timber, slso
1ioorins. 3 idiae, ohisglsa6 asA, Doors, 90, Is 70
0sood pr1ce0.
~.h34 w - D %
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

lust received and for sale, a complete assortment
d Of Superior Sporting Powder; also, Mining and
Oalnon Powder, at Chicago prices
G A BELIN, Agent,
Omce-U s Express Once, Perry 1t, bet ID and ID
streets Jy4itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
DA. =. M,DON:VcELL,
Veterinary Surgeon,

~ lnStieutioa Of Dublin, &C.,
md Assistant surgeon 70 the great
" Professor Ferguson. Veterinary Sur
MAADgeoo 70 ~ Queen Of Dnslsnd.-
Wishes % announce % the pablo that he has ~
estsblishnent q 1htrd street htween Brady and
Ferry streets, where he can b consulted on al
diseases that ~ Derss y subject %, after scquir-
Ing oil the modem Improvements u The science OF
Veterinary Ne1Soine and Surgery % expounded In
the Dnglish and OontlDental Colleges. he teels hap
py IN ssying that - will give perfect sasisfaction.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

UcunAlH,
OR NO ~ PAID.
ALL KINDS o.
go Doa1 Cattle MhlaN1.

soad ed voyyants1 - b ths same - are uss6 IN TIE
Hoyol ConeQ Of Veterinary Surgeons. He wuued
olso ell ottentioo 70 hs hereo shoeing oepastment.
Uhsre hesoos ase shed On scientific principle unSes
Iii own inmodieto 01pertnte01eDo0. ~ - rood
hosso shosse - ~ 10 ~ States, and . hels he
ealy nonln G1DG&y tnot knoUs ~ ann1e0y q he
hseSso ~ ~ bow Il eugAt to - shoS, b. soaleals
- DasnaGs = - vaA1ng tAeaT hossc. TT -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

Billiard Tables for Sale.
EOUR Of 0rlnth & Bro.is best Marble Bed Tables
with Cues, bal $, &c, complete Also Bar Par
ntture, Arm Chairs, &C., will be sold separately or
together, ON liberal { rms. 1uquire Of
gro. 1NDR16
July3d9w Billiard Room, Nickoll's Blocb
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Repairing done without delay
shop corner Srd and LeOlaire street. Dsvenpor
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