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EDUCATIONAL.

Z y
3t2 CAMP STREET,
Between Pooytarrs and Cslliope streets New Orleans
Day and Boarding school,
Conducted by
MADAME DI1ITRY
The Sixteenth Annual session Of this Institution begins on
the first Monday in September 1888 In tie es5an eana "
purc by the Academy 70 establish in the South school
Of the highest order This magnificent building sIgibfy
located three stories high covering an four thousand
square feet with fine architectural exterior and
suabie interior distribution, ia provided with bath rooms and
every convenience tending health and comfort The Insu
msnts Musical Philosophical etc are Of the best make
The course Of studies and plan Instruction based upon
those celebrated collegiate institutes Of the United
and Of France with which Madame Dimtry corresponds
regularly No tangled ystes adopted nor deceptive
inducements held out Numerous them the
Alunns, Of this Institution, DO society,
For particulars, apply in person or By letter to
sci 3m4w MIME N. D. DIMITR7.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
The ANIMAL Course Of Lectures in this Department will COM
encs MONDAY November 49, ls5s and Will terminate in
JAMES JONES p Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
| WARREN STONE, NJ D.. Professor Of Surgery.
| A. II. CENAs, NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetrics.
| r. G. RIcHARDs0N VI. H. Professor d Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, ~ b., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
+ c FiSHdla p + Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The Dsecpg will be open the second Monday
| In October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
| Charity Hospital
The accompany the Professors in their visits and
free expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary The Course Lectures will be deli yered daily
in the Rmuheater n the Hospital from the LIST Of October
Clinical Medicine and Surgery aud other subjects without
any charge Students. - =
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital annually
in April fourteen Resident Students who maintained BY
the INSTITUTION. au4 tnl5&N
| CEHALE SEmINARY-DAY AND BOARDING
School for Young Ladies' conducted by Mrs. N. Y. EC
ERTkS, No. 43 Triton Walk Tor Deord streetl
This Institution will for the reception OF pupils
the third scholastic the frat Monday in De
tsber
For particulars apply at the school
RENCEs:
Rev. DR.. Palmer, Rev. Dr.. ChaE Goodrich,
Ir. Picton, B. B. Sykes, ESQ,
Thes. SlOO Esq, J. A. Aaybn, Esq,
L. Mcpherson, Esq, q. Boyer, Esq,
J. X. Macmurdo. w. A. Bartlett seq I'm
UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-coLLEGIA
" Department.
The guar course Of studies will be resumed MONDAY
Q. W. SEARS, Dean Of the Faculty.
Glasses in GRAMMAR SCHOOL and COMMERCIAL IN
STTUTE nfu opergti0n Special attention give
the dead I.anruages-GREEK and LATIN, and moder
, L4eguages-FRENt II, SPANISH and GERMAN.
Boare bOarders and day scholars received tim
Of the year Fer full particulars apply the general Superb
tenden LOUIS IUFAU,
B4roHne and Common streets,
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1ly7gs-rrgSa4A MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND BsAs~
&,Ss-S9lassA CHAElCAL DENTIST RY-Dr. a. P. D<es4s
TIE manufactures superior Artificial TEssl
"%&lII ~ Guild, PlatiRa, Silver or tfutt6 PerenE
Teeth removed Eithott EEln Office Ne. TO barnrne srts
New Orleans. d4 lE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02

sRh VHRANDAH HOTEL, CORNER ar -LArs
e8t6I fAycTte sguare and Camp street
Iii This fagorite establishment formerly Fefencs Ba@
undergoing thorough renovation will GEA
the public the lsl October The location being 9pp L.
fsyee Square, and in the immediate vicinity OF sill tho a
onabe places Of Amusement il better adapted the coft
antilles thavng hroHd 7erandahs than any other hotel In 60
South, This house to be Of the fEt class, and second
seI4 II VIC JEFRR.
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SLAVE DEPOTs.

RA NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE
HS from Espanade hp corner of Baronne and IRA
"a streets, squares west of the St Charles Hotel
Se Will keep constantly hand choice lot Of Mary land
and Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands, House
servants Mechanics Cooks, Washers and Irunes Seam
stresses etc all of which will be sold low for cash time
seZg If j. n WILSON.
q SLAVE DEPOT No. 1885 GRAVIER AND IS
ia DRYAnES STREETS.
5SaS TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MEPC ANTS
NJ Having opened my old stand the st Of January 1858
with good aaonS for 200 Negroes respectfully
iicit ID patronage Of my old friends and customers.
Flg " g. F. HATCHER.
az sE0STEB's SLAVE DEPOT, 1877 COMMON
RS street New OrlennB--He keeps constantly hand and
- for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, Naslers Iroa
ers and General House Servants Also buys and se
SLAVES commission Having converted the family part Of
the large hlgesOry building the Of Slaves has made Il
he best depot the city and well furnished fer the comfort
dit T. FOSTER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02

R8.DudIey Lodge No. So, f., and A.. M
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, in tysir Lodge Room AZ
the GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall corner Of St Charles and
attend
OFFIcERs-H NJ. Crenshaw VI. NJ; Thaddeus n Van Horn,
S. W. 5, j. Gulet, j. W. Henry stbee, Treasurer c. s.
Sharp ecretry W. II. Stewart S, D. W e. Copeland, u;
jos JbiIet TYLER. II
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DENTISTRY.

w :. CHANDLER,
DRETIS
R5-oFTICE and RESIDENCE,
156 CarOndeletsstreef,
dZq lykw corner Of Tsfsveaa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
Important to Railroad Companies,

From the n. 7. Evening Post.]
The Supreme Court of this State. in the
Second ~ strict, has just rendered very
important decision, which we publish else.
where, in respect to the conflicting rights
OF railroad bondholders and judgment cred
itors of railroad companies The Flushing
Railroad Company executed two mortgages
to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company in
trust, to secure two successive issues of
bonds These mortgages in terms embrac-
ed all the property of the railroad compa
ny, including its rolling stock. Neither was
ever filed in the manner prescribed by the
statutes of this State for filing mortgages of
personal property. They were simply re-
corded as mortgages of real estate iudg-
ment creditors Of the road therefore claim
ed that the omission to file the mortgages
as chattel mortgages, made them void as
against judgments, and that the Judgment
creditors were entitled to have their detts
first satisfied out of the rolling stock of the
company, as personal property. The court
held, this being the first time that the point
has ever been passed upon, that the rolling
stock OF a railroad is in the nature Of a fix
ture, accessory to the road walls itself, and
appurtenant to the reality, and that there
it is not necessary to protect it, and that
the mortgage should be filed as mortgage
of personal property.
If this decision is sustained by the Court
of Appeals it will seriously affect the value
of large amount of railroad securities now
afloat. Drew d. Vanderbilt, we believe,
have mortgage of a million and half of
dollors secured by the rolling stock CT the
Erie road. If this decision is law, all the
other mortgages on the road will take pre-
cedence Of it and render it vaueless.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

Is must be admitted that close in
vsstigation Of our present condition is
not calculated to inspire confidence,
and If We would maintain reputation
lor solvency it is time thai we common
ed taking the preliminary steps to that
end.
Our present condition must be rem
ediod before the return ef the usual
ssason of immigration, or permanent
staguation may be the result.
Shinplasters and the irredeemable
'oues Of banks whose location and re-
ponsible existence are not with GER
tainty known to us, constitute our only
currency and every dollar of the
amount of our daily business transac-
tions il subjected to direct tariff OF
not lees than ten per cent.
Shinplastcrs and irredecmable cur
rsucy must be discouraged, and the
iasuen must be brought under the in
Auence Of public opinion, if not of legal
action.
Will the Gazette explain what was
Intended when it said that, "SHIN-
PLASTERS AND IRREDEEMABLE
CURRENCY MUST BE DISCOUR-
AGED. AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BE BROUGHT UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION,
IF NOT OF LEGAL ACTION?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

HSome bright Eastern editor has
made the astounding discovery that
there is . bank in the west with a
capital stock of coon skins. 1t might
be sid without presuming that there
il bank in this vicinity with capital
stock Of cildcats; by the way, that
reminds us of good story we once
heard Of a Pennsylvania Mountaineer
whilst vending his way homeward
from = neighboring town with leg of
mutton slung over his shoulder, when
number Of wildcats getting the scent
ofthe meat began to howl around him.
He said he knew they were after the
meat, but he was determined they
shouldn't have it. We think that if
our merchants want to "save their
bacon" they will soon arrive at the same
determination.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

JAPAx.-The N. York Daily Mems saws
Accounts have been received from Japan
q the 18th Of November; they confirm the
fast already announced Of the approaching
visit TO Europe of Prince Tiz-Kuzen. the
nsphsw Of the Emperor. lie was to en-
bark about the end Of December at at SIM
sde, with numerous suite, on board the
Dutch vessel the Samarang, chartered for
the purpose BY the Japan Government. He
VII! visit France, England, Russia. Holland.
and return BY the way of America
Among the persons comprising his su;t
srs I've Japan engineers, whose mission will
b 70 examine into the system Of RAILWAYS
The soginesrs, who::are very intelligent men
Asvs already been charged by the Emper,.
- b a up an electric telegraph, which was
given - his Majesty by the American Plen.
ipstsatiary when the treaty Of commerce
vas sigasd between those two countries
The telegraph. which goes from the Sum-
09 palace Of the Emperor to Jeddo, his
sap6tal. Distance Of about six miles. works
pssfsstly.
1Ae soedust q Japan in encouraging the
1o1o1nseiaa & 3nsopsaa invsntions meritl
eae3 pastlsslaslY % . moment VIXEN
- . uAsvlhg ID ; veg G1Rsat ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
Another Peep at the Sea Serpent

The following copy of an extract from
the Board of Trade Neurological Journal
kept by Captain Harrington. on the ship
Castilian, from Bombay for Liverpool. has
been published in the Times:
SHIP CAsrILIAN, Saturday Dec IL, 81
North west end Of st. Helena, bearing
North west, distance ten miles.
At half past P. n. strong breeze and
cloudy. ship sailing about 2 miles per
hour. While myself and officers were
standing on the lee side of the poop. look
ing towards the Island. we We're startled by
the sight Of huge marine animal, which
reared its head out Of the water within 20
yards of the ship, when it suddenly d.ap-
peared for about half a minute, and then
made it's appearance in the same manner
again. showing US distinctly its neck and
head about 10 or IL feet out of the water
Its head was sharped like n long gun buoy
and | suppose the diameter to have been
or feet in the largest part, with kind of
scroll or tutt of loose skin, encircling it
about two feet from the top. The water
was discolored for several hundred feet
from its head, 80 much so that, on its frat
appearance, my impression was that the
ship was in broken water, produced, as
supposed, by some volcanic agency since
the last time passed the Island; but the
second appearance completely dispelled
those fears, and assured us that it was
monster of extraordinary length, which ap-
peared to be moving slowly towards the
land. The ship was going too fast to ena-
bic us to reach the mast head in time to
form O correct estimate of its extreme
length; but, from what we saw from the
deck, we conclude that it must have been
over 200 feet long. The boatswain and
several Of the crew observed it from the
top gallant forecastle state that it was more
than double the length of the ship in which
case it must have been 500 feet. Be that
as it may, am convinced that it belonged
to the serpent tribe. 1t was of dark col
or about the head, and it was covered with
several white spots. Having press of
canvas on shin at the time. was unable to
round to without risk, and therefore was
precluded from getting another sight of this
leviathan Of the deep.
GEO. ii. HARRINGTON, Commander.
WM. DAVIS, Chief Officer
EDWARD WHEELER, Second Officer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

PEACE IN KASsAs.-A letter from Leaven
worth City, dated on the l4th of February
says:
Everything is quiet in and around thi.
place. "We," the farmers, are preparing
toput in large crops the coming season
and if everything goes on smoothly in the
country, We will raise surplus of every
thing this year. Land sells high around the
city, and back few miles it ranges from
twelve and a.half to fifty dollars per acre
But few sales this winter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
Splendid Lots on tho Bluff.

Lots and 7 In block 70, commanding . fine view
Of the Mississippi river, Rock Island Fort Armstrong
Railroad Bridge, &c.
Yor terms &c. apply to
Jan1dtf COOK r SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
Galena and Chicago Union X. X.

AUMAES ARhANGEMENT-0n and after wei
- ntsiAy, june i7th, 1857, PASSENGER trains win
leave Wells street Depot daily lsnndays e.eept.D
For frecport GaItna, Dunitiih and 81. Paul
Passerg T and Mail. ...................r9r ban
Passeng .........-..............Ig - p n
Passenger, IMMIGRANT AID ID cisss train. asr al
CHICAGO, fULToS AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, FULTON aud Central Iowa
ihronsh Pa'senger.. ...............-.....s5o a Y
90 % .......................S. IS
b'haio IaNs hse1. .................... BY Y Al
BhLolT AND MADISON BRANCH
For Baot, J.nesvrlr and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY Raj ROAD.
For Crystal Lake. MeHenry and Richmond.
Two 'hroush trains viii leave central pepot foo,
ef Lake street "a follows
Foh GALENA DUNLEIlu AND ST. PAUL.
Daily (srndays cNccpted) IOoOA Mya5rn
E-hab!ine pass mgr, TO max. 4 iose couuection
VII. tine H lc,iis4n Central Trains
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA CHICAGO NNioN RAILROAD.
Leave F'"epor' 1880 ", arrive IN Chi, ago ii5rn
Lave r etp 5i'r NJ, arrive in Chicag, 3,35 A NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINZ
i.eaVe uitoh 10 NJ, arrive in Chicago 4,i5rn
do do 1PM, d. Ii, Ily.x
Leave Dek alb \ N, arrive in Chicago 9;2yAx
BkLOir md MADISON BRANCH
eaVe footvihc IOWA arrive in Chi ago I;i5
i'e"Vf f"1iviile 10 N. afrT. Ia Chicago 3,a5 -
Lave lie. on - NJ arrive In Chicago II: TO- III
PON RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leayr Egin al g,I9 N, arflye IN CHICAGO ll.lOAM
Leave ElgiR st 80 N, In ohics gb is N
Pa sensers i"f all points on the q ~ IL r. In
Guiding Fult N, Br!ot and Msd..on lines should
take In, trains from the We is street depot
All ihr above trains connect with tn, great eastern
iIHes dlSeteiug #, III 81 icag9.
Through uckvts can be bought at the following off,
ces VI J SphuIdiug's corner Lake aud u, arhorn
str'r. i = q r Ticket Oflcc ~ pcarb rn
sirft; Nj, ligin Southern once, under fremont
House and at he Central and wcs ct pepots
JOHN II. TURNER, President
y. HALL, rup' rintend mt.
" A, 1HKAIL, General Ticket Agent Joc,l7dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
BEREFT.
BY ALICE ~.

Has the sun oOme MP to-day, Peggy
! cannot ses IL shine.
A ] used to when my dsrlings hands
We're padding over mine.
Are there anv birds In the hedge-rowsY
D. they chatter and sing and STIR,
A. they used to when walked Oh the grass,
At the side of the lane with her?
Do you mind her cunning eyes, Peggy,
~ she sat upon my knee,
The day that she broke your sugar-pot,
And brought the piece 10 me?
Pull down her dress sbon, her feet,
And wrap them soft and warm,
A. IL but for little while,
You'd spt her from your arm.
And see, upon her quiet face,
How white a shadow lies,
As If she had pulled her cap o. lace
Over her sleepy eyes.
Al, let the fire 20 out, Peggy,
As II plays along the wall,
Nv heart grows heavy with the time
when 1t shone upon us all
Ny joys must all b. threaihare, now,
Nv sleep poor aud thin,
That streams ~ her smile and sweet red mouth
Will stil BE- breaking in.
But do not scold and fret, Peggy,
That my heart is all despair,
For she looked out II heaven but long enoud
T. leave her shadow there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
Democratic State Convention

1t IL time, and high time that call
should be issued for the next Demo.
cratic State Convention. The conven
ton of the Republicans has been call
ed to convene on the 18th of June.
Let some move he made in this matter
that our State Convention be held at
- early day as the middle of June
The officers to be chosen at the next
State election are Secretary, Audi
tor, Treasurer, and Attorney General
Let the time and place be fixed, gen.
uemen, Of the Committee, without de-
Law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head . limited uumeero spectaa notices
will be inserted at cents per line for eacA tnser
tion or nfty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

%lt is expected that the Legisla-
ture OF this State will adjourn at an
early day. On or before the middle
Of this month it has been said that the
sages Of that Republican body will re-
tire to their respective homes, flushed
with the laurels they have won.-
What laurelss What has been done
We should like to enquire. Gen.
Jones has been instructed how to vote
on the Lecompton;'a Stay Law passed ;
Swamp Land Agent has been ap-
pointed, and some..other laborious mat.
ters accomplished. Let full synopsis
be given on the day of adjournment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
Chicago burlington i Quincy X. X.
ST MINER ARRANGEMENT.

(thangc oil time, August l2th, 1851 On and After
1AufGst ihth, 1851, PASSENGER Trains viii leave the
Cent 81 iut, foot OF South Water street. daily AS
nj M-Dny 'xpress-Sundays exceptri, arriving
II 3endato $40; GtfsbaTg a,lt, Burlington 7,I5
and Qnincy lg,a9rM.
$40 ? M-Nlsht kNpress-Saturdays excep,od ar
riyius at VI ido' nj l.,s s. ia esturg $40, Burns-
tan !, "a ana q .lHcy at 1860 NJ
4,io n, sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Au.,ra.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CON&ECTIONS.
A. Edatj " tn Illinois Central railroad north for
AinbJy. Dixon, Ffrepoft, oaoha and Dunlcth; and
-onth for IaSae, IoBica nIuons, BioOmlngton, De-
tataT, 1t, LOUIS, Cairo 81.
At Hu hux'on Win BorIlngton 4 Mississippi rail-
road FIR NJ Peasant, tAnlie.i, Ottumwa, Osk,lGosa
Charlton, Fort D,,aalnts Fart D0dgr. CoHaeil
Buff Sioux tiy and all portions Of Kansas ami
Al QUINCY with tn sptsn Ia steamers Of the st,
Louis aud .okuk Parsel +, Tor K.ukuk Hannibal,
Alton 5; Louis 80; and With post coachrr for Pal
mtra, 81 Josrlh and all parts u Northern Missouri
R-Fpnsilr baggas" lltI VIII be- al AL the railroad
depots Ia Chc' - TO receive che cks convey bag
ga u th' depot fitr oil ctaIsc
Ticket may lie had Mt the icpot AMI at tn" Ii#hl-
gan Central railroad ofbc~, corner Of Lake and
&C. HAMMOND, General 3Hpcrintonieit.
SAMUEL FOw EiI t.a'i Itcset Agcut. lDctl1Itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
SUMMARY

UNExrEcTED But JUST RKBuKE-The New
York Express says:
During the offertory in certain uptown
church, on Sunday morning, the clergyman
paused before reading one of the sentences,
and remarked in perfectly clear voice,
that was heard in every part Of the huild-
ing; There are two persons in this church
whom wish to inform that this is not the
time or place for conversation" 1t is deed
less TO state that there we on whispering
during the remainder of the service.
eB The reports of six New York Life
Companies for the year s57, show that the
large sum of $79s. 900 has been paid to the
representatives of policy holders, viz:
Premiums and LOSES Assets
interest, 1857. 1857, 1881
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

@In Belfast, Ireland, street-sweeper.
named David M'Camely, when at his work
commenced to cough, and, after little, ex-
perforated worm, seven or eight inches in
length, and nearly the thickness of . per.
sons little finger. When on the ground, Il
moved about In lively manner, and ap.
visuD Sbvoo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

CURLs.-Among the inventions recently
noticed by the Scientific American, is one to
replace the ordinary papers used by ladies
to keep their hair in curl, by small metal
tubes provided with an elastic band or stra,
to fasten it, SO that it can be drawn out OF
the hair without in arg way iniuring
the twist, as taking out the papers certainly
does.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
BrattOla House.

V1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the tras cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel In lie Claire. The house is
nearly new aud furnished with all the conveniences
u modet hotels. The table will b. supplied with the
best the country affords.
lila experience and large acquaintance with the
business In the west Is . suncient guarantee that
his houss the place 10 stop q when yea come y the
city of IL OlAirc
fDuodaes exesDtet0 tor Davenport.
1sseki .6SwkW1y Is D k10TLAk1I Rrepf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

PROPOSITIONS will b received b The Trustees
Of Davenport township, either to rent the County
Farm Tor one year from March !, 1852 aa1 boas6 the
paupers for so much per week. or to tar charge Of
for year on salary Ifthe later, man n fam
ny with team IL preferred.
Sealed proposals in writing may b handed In to
the unders gned, at No Franklin Dlock, just above
the Post ODce, Brady street, or before tbs 25eh
day Of February, 1858.
By order OF the Bosd Of Trustees,
J.W. 0CITEAU,
an30itd Cleric OF Davenport 1evnshjp,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
$2,s46, 900 $70s, 900 So, 669, 900

Queen Elizabeth, admiring the ele-
gance ofthe Marquis of Medina, Spanish
nobleman, complimented him on it, begging
at the same time to know who possessed
the heart of so accomplished cavalier
Madam" said he, "a lover risks too much
on such an occasion but your Msjesty's
Willis law. Excuse me. hswever, if I fear
to name her. but request your Malssty's 40.
esptanss OF her portrait" He ssnt her .
looking.slAaA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
FURNITURE.


New Cabinet WarcrOOlll.
(coR. ROCK ISLAND AND FOURTH sr's)
" HERE ill kinds OF Furniture can be had such
w Is Chairs, Tables, Toilets. Bareaus, Sink and
Wash Stauds, Wardrote s, Cupboards. Fancy Bed
steads, Common Bedsts ads, New st le Extension
Who wants Book Gases, Counters, Desks, Show
cases. Of every kind and made to order and wsrran-
ted.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good as new. Sofas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Office
and Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing done the shortest no.
tice.
The undersigned will always be found at his shop
to Ill all orders.
Ladies. have your furniture vanished and save
expense Of purchasing rev.
Jan2ldtf q. W. COLE