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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-24

pa-' 'Father, how many days are.
there in 1852 said young hopeful to
his paternal ancestor.
"Why three hundred and sixty five of
course" was the reply.
"No there amt; forty of "em are,
Lent"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-24

-"You fattcr me" said thin ev-
quisite to young lady who was prais
ing the beauty of his moustaches.-
For heavens sake, ma'am," interposed
an old skipper, '.don't make that mon
key any fatter than he is now
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-24

b.. "Pooh! poohr' said a wife to her
expiring husband as he strove to utter
few parting words; "dont stop to
talk"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-24

pGg~A fop is ike cinnamon tree
the bark is wov h more than the body.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23
Old KY Rogers.

We make the following extract from a
letter from a friend 10 Louisiana concern
ing this worthy functionsry:
"Old KY Rogers" let off some good
things during bis six weeks term Of court
which has just closed.
"Ky" bad kept the Bar and Jury up
until one O'Clock A. NJ, and he slept near
ly all day after on the Bench.
Mr.. D. was prosecuting attorney in a
case, and Col. P. defending. B. was fre-
quentIy objecting. and would call upon the
Court to sustain his objections. The Court
would wake up and ask Mr. B. to state his
ol jections again:
81 object on the maxim Of law, If It
pleas the Court, viz: Res jUdicata pro YER
itate acapitur."
Ky" doesn't know Latin from Chi.
uese-but he rubs bis eyes, yawns and
says, "Tbis Court sustains the objection,
Mr.. B." and off to sleep he is. Presently
B. finds another hard point of evidence to
get over he wakes up the Court, and says
SMay it please your Honor, ! object to the
testimony. Res jiudicatG pro reritate ac'
cipitar.
"This Court sustains your objection, Mr..
B." says odd KY and off to sleep again
At length Col. P, having failed in get
ting the Court to sustain single objection,
concluded to try the force of Latin on him.
So, after going on with the evidence until
be finds point of testimony which be
wants out of the vay-he 'rGkes up tie
Court and states bis objection The Court
yawns and says:
"Col. P, state your objections again to
the Court"
"I object says P, with patriotic en-
phasis, "because it's Z hor ! borum pla
ribus unum!'"
"This Court sustains the objection, Col
P" said old KY and he falls back on the
Bench and snores away, while the Bar il
conyulsed with laughter. Latin always
fuddles old Ky's brains, and lie caves. =
Brandon { Mss Rep.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23
Wisconsin.
KAW.

The Republican legislature of Wiseon-
sin, to which the credit belongs OF having
investigated and expose the corruption
and bribery practiced in the La Crosse
Land Grant case, did not adjourn without
adopting measures calculated to prevent the
recurrence of such scandalous transactions
as were therein developed. By act passed
entitled, "An Act to protect the people
against corrupt and secret ;nhences in mat.
tiers of legislation" and it fairly bristles
with pecuniary penalties. In view, too.
of the fraudulent acts of the Milwaukee
and Superior Company, other enactments
were passed making it penal to publish
false statements of the condition Of rail-
roads, providing for the examination of the
books and affairs of the Company by COM
mittees of stockholders, prohibiting direc.
tors aud officers from being interested in
any contract connected with the road, and
furnishing many other checks and guaran.
ties of Ike ehalact ter.-Pits. 0Qz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23
An Actor Killed.

Mr. Mcfarland, tight rope performer
in spaalding and Rogers circus, got into
an alteration with Mr. Roberts, keeper of
the Thompson House, Liberty, Mo-, drew
a pistol and attempted to shoot the land
lcrd, who, warding off the shot, struck
bis assailant across the neck with bowie
knife, the blow severiug the jugular vein
and the wind-pipe. Roberts was exami-
ned and acquitted on the ground of justif
able homicide. Mcfarland was in pursuit
Of Levi ] North, the Snowman and DEM
ocratic Alderman Of Chicago, who was
travelling with the wife Of the former
He expected to find them together 10 the
room Of North at the Hotel and the affray
grew out of MeFarland's attempt to forct
his way 10 North's room. Mcfarland
wife is known as Madame Castella, wht
has been in the habit of walking the wir,
as an exhibition, from house to house ii
front of North's amphitheatrc in Chicago
Leader.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23
Isit The Effect OF Slavery.

The Southern papers have been some
time holding up the temporary disorders
that break out in Northern cities as an
evidence that free society is failure and
that the laboring classes are not capable
of self government; and they have pointed
with an air of triumph to the southern cit
les as proof conclusive that, where sla'
very exists and the laboring man is kept
under strong control everything in the
governmental way goes on smoothly
This Pharasaic assumption Of superiority
meets with poor illustration in New Or
leans. The Bulletin of that city:
"Ihe record of blood in this city for
years has been appalling. There is no use
in pretending to deny it. Itwould be the
grossest hypocrisy, and an insult to eve.
ry reader of the Bulletin, TO attempt it.
Scores of innocent victims have here been
inundated, and the perpetrators have new
er been brought to justice. In many Of
these instances of butchery and assassina-
ton, there is, there can be no doubt, that
the guilty parties we're known and could
have been brought to justice; and that
they have not been only goes to show how
radically defective and inefficient have been
our crime-preventing and crime punish
ing system; how vicious and disastrous
has been the policy of mixing up politics
in any respect whatever with the great
and vital question ofthe peace and secu-
rity Of the community, Of the protection
which every citizen has right TO claim
for himself and his fireside from the law" "
Shall we lay all this to the blame Of
Slavery? Let the Southern Pharasees,
who have been thanking God that they
were not as other men and especially like
tue poor misgoverned people of the North,
tell us.
-. ..r.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23
Strange Cases Of Madness.

Two Frenchmen, unmarried brothers
named Doyon, lived with an unmarried
sister about I2 miles from Detroit. On
the Sd they conducted strangely, and soon
after broke up the furniture of the house,
and drove off some of the neighbors who
attempted to secure them, with clubs,
knocking down two of the party. They
then drowned their sister, stripped the
corpse and themselves naked, fought with
each other, placed the body IN a wagon,
covered it with straw, and arming them
selves with pitch:orks started in the rain
and darkness, stark naked. for GratioL'-
They arrived at midnight, declared the
Lord had sent them, were taken care oi
and sent to Mt. Clemens Jail. The jury
summoned found that the brothers were
insane. The case is very extraordinary
one.-Lcdder.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23
A Temperance Lecture.
BT TIE RAzoR-srEOF NAS.

-SOne folks say il is right 10 drink aleO-
hol because il is a good e,ealure Of Cod
Well, grant that it Is $50 IS castor oil,
and 80 Is vinegar a good creature Of God ;
but that Is not sufficient reason for a per-
son 10 drink il three or four or . dozen
times a day! A dog is a good creature Of
God-lut suppose dog goes mad and
bites a man or a woman, would you let
him alone becsuse SsyOu say, be is good
creatuFel Would you be satisfied with
cutting of bis tail, or would you knock
him on the bead and pitch him into the
street? Now, slcbohOl is more than a mad
dog; for a bic from a mad dog only des-
lrOys life, whil0 q bite from alehy destroys
reason, reputation, liie, and everything else
besides dragging down the family OF the
bitten man topoverty and want.
-But sleh5 doesn't bite a mOthful at first.
When he first snapped at me he only
ticslsd me little. liked it frst rate, and
was anxious 10 get another bite. The old
rascal Of tyraHt kept nibbliDg al my heels
as though be didn't mean to burt me, while
| like fool, kept eoaxing him on, till at
last be gave roe a snap 10 earnest and took
the elbows out vf my coat. Next be took
the crown out Of my hat, the shoes of my
feet, the money out Of my pocket, the sense
out of my head, till at last | weOt raging
mad through the streets, perfectly victim
TO alehy phObia--but | signed the pledge
and got cured and if there is any man
here who has been bitten as was, let him
take this teetOtal medicine and III warrant
him speedy cure.
"But allowing alehohol is a good erea-
ture Of God, are theIe not other creatures,
too, such as beef, pork, puldings, pies, dol
lars, chotbes, and fifty Others of tue "same
soItl" Vow, shall man drink whiskey
because it is a good creature, and 60 with
out a good, handsome wife, and good, well
dressed children? No Stree! As for NE,
give me good beef and pudding, good
pork and sausage, good friends, good
clothes, and good wife and children, or
rather than miss, | will try and make them
good and king alehy may 60 to Texas,
for all | care.
"Some say that wine is good creature
because our Saviour once turned water in
to wiLe. Very well; but then he didn't
turn rum, gin, lOgwOOd, coculus, indicus
and coch reaches into wine, as some peo-
pie do. He TUNED water into wine.-
Now, if any wine bib6ing apOlOgist will
take a gallon or barrel Of pure water,
and by praying over it OF in any other
way, convert it into first rate wine, I'm the
boy as will go in for swig of p
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23

ground, as the string was drawn higher.
There was but one coil lef. II had
reached the top. Thank God thank Godl
exclaimed the wife. She bid her face in
her hands in silent prayer, and trembling.
y rejoiced. The iron 10 which il should
be fastened was there all right-but would
her husband be able to make use Of i'll
Would not the terror Of the past hour 50
have unnerved him as TO prevent him from
taking the necessary measure for bis salety2
She did not know the magical Influence
which her few words bad exercised ever
him. She did not know The strength that
the sound Of her voice, 80 calm and stead.
fast, had filed him With, as il the hItle
thread that carried him the hope Of life
once more, bad conveyed 10 him some por-
ton Of that faith 10 God, which nothing
ever destroyed OF shoox in her pure heart.
She did know that as she waited there,
the words came over him, why art thou
cast down, o my soul, and why art thou
disquieted with me hope thou 10 God
She lifted up her heart to Col for hope
and strength, but could do nothing more
for her husband, and her heart turned to
God, and rested on him as on a rock,
There was a great shout, Hes safe,
mother, he's safe!' cried Tom.
Thou hast saved my life, my Mary
said her husband, folding her in bis arms,
But what ais thee? thou seemest more
sorry than glad about it,
But Mary could not speak, and if the
strong arm of her husband had not held
her up she would have fallen to the ground
the sudden Joy after such great fear had
overcome her. Tom let thy mother lean
on thy shoulder said his father, and we
will taker home
And in their happy home they poured
fourth their thanks to God for bis great
goodness, and their happy life together
felt dearer and holier for the peril it had
been in, and the nearness Of the danger
had brought them unto God. And the
holiday next day-was it not indeed a
thanksgiving day?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23

Ho'lo,Oay's Pals, or rather their Effects
are producing a sensation unparalleled III
the history of the healing art in this coun.
try. They are annihilatiBg tile expert.
mental practice Of the faculty. .Wby,,
say the victims ef dyspepsia dysentefy aud
bilious eomplaints-'why should we pei
NIT the practitioner to test the power Of
half dozen medicines upon Us, when we
Enow that Holloway's Pills are suffeien,
to effect a curer 1t isnot alone in ccnss.
quence Of printed testimony and common
report that this fact is patent 10 all,
worlds il is also verified to tens Of tho,
aids by their own Individual eSpeIis1
and personal observation. 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23

DoEsrICKs' PATENT MEDIcINE.-Con.
graduate NE, my fortune is made, l am
immortalized, and I've done it. l have
gone into the medicine business, My name
will be handed down to posterity as that
OF a universal benefactor.
Bought a gallon of tar, cake of bees.
wax and ferkin Of lard, and in twenty
one hours l presented to the world the first
batch Of Dostcks' Patent Self Acting Your
Horse Power Balssm, designed to cure all
diseases of the mind, body or estate, give
strength to the weak, money to the poor,
bread and butter to the hungry, boots to
the barefoot, deeency to the blackguard,
and common sense to Democrats. 1t acts
physically, morally, physiolOgically, and is
intended to make our sublunary sphere
blssful paradise.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23

LEGERDEMAIN-or how TO get sUhoLe
Sat Of Clothes into BOale.- HE above
named trick is not one of the feats Of item
Grant necromancers; but can be performed
by a large number Of persons, as follows:
Every time you feel like taking "horn,"
drop the price Of "nipper" into tie bot
tie, aud take glass of pure cold scater.-
Repeat this until the bottle is full, then
break it and carry the contents to a good
tailor; and within month you will find
yourself eDcased iu a Lew suit Of clothes
without any trouble or expense to yourself.
The same can be done with hats, boots, DC.
We have known a Gait load Of wood and
a barrel of flour 10 be transmogrided in q
similar manner. FtFai41
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23

EgPeople will complain, let the wealth
er be as it may. First it is too dry, and
next it is too wet. A little while ago there
was grumbling because it was too wet.-
You would suppose, from the melancholy
accounts, that every mothers son of them
was just shouldering bis axe to 60 into the
woods to cut timber for another ark.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-23

EF An old dutchman undertook to
wallop bis son, but Jack turned upon and
walloped him. The old man consoled him
self by rejoicing at bis sons superior man.
hood. He said, Veil, Shake is a shmaH
fellow. He can vip bis own taddy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
BY 3. DELANEY, NJ. D.
Merchants GaYgliRg Oil.

LA ben for ORE tn 20 RS before the pubic
IL as inim = At-pte TO the me- ities man
md as in It's aspi 'tioo-A no aY.ic has been
BIT er 1stsin.d by f1 nc OF urI o>e and is mere
e er lly apr ciAtsd b' comm lni,y ii, uostAn-
Ii ny ali II Is rec m en- ed to be byi FIJI nds.
MERCHANTS SRGLISG oIL.-Attanda rme-
dy Tot 30 MN aao bias. THIS is one the b--t
and most all l. known Linim' Mt o III day AID for
fani y use i, unsurl sssed.-Ns,cs,T ersy, ladiaa0
June Sd, IS57
NERcHA is 6ARGLlxG OIL.-rhere ie DO meds-
eia- that stetter Il cd thet OF Of . 10 and we're
experienc" than Aer.hsnt Gsrg'ng Ou-W dtuv-
toara We Dew. Judy %, 1855.
P-mphlets sra,uitousiy fun ishsd BY agents with
testimonials q ~ u iity.
All orders Addressed to tbs. Proprietors, n. n.
tucker 4 Co., 1ocs to4s, Ny.
For sale BY DTuE ists and Idrchsnts R.nersus
thr ushout the United States British and
other countries, AID BY sAvLoa DAIlosD. Dsvea
port and By one or more sgents In every II IL
vicinity. WhOleose st Ill large commercial towns.
De 11dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

10 w YARD ASSOCIATE
PHIL ADELPHIA.
Beaevollas IsAsfsG1<os, sssobJssAsd BY spse1l
endoscmeat5 br ~ RELIEF Of ~ srk ed 6istesss-
-, a1IictiI sOstA VassIsG 90 EDtdessSe ~
A0eko.
ITO I'll pesssas slsseesl ~ ossuai Dssssess, sueA
n1s0, InPO1DNCR, 0OHORnn0A. 0LDu7. sy-
WILLS The ~ 81 ONANIsA, - ~ AsUS1
Re IowARD ASSOCIATION /. w. u ne ~
fol oests ucsDa Of hunAa life es1se6 ~ 0a8oo .
ssss, and ths Afoptooc prscst q u1sa ~ uniosss
yeass So Aiseessd their Oso% ulting oasss
teabae - UUs1Ay Of oeir naaDs. - - DovoesU
or the treatment Of ths csss Ct diseases, 10 ~ AGs
frns, and 70 give Med5esS Ads6es Or0sis, 70 -
vhsspgag ~ '~ass. vttA . AasEngesa setsagsseAs
ttsa, Tee eecsVssioo, hab1ss cshe Se 50 = g.
CAosps. u = nos15G1e = - tAse shs Assucsstiee
Gsa4aoAs TIE h1host AsAieai shtl Of ~ -, -
viii furnish the mott approved 0e1OA treot0MS.
fhs Dsrsr4oss - Tevtsv = - 49, ~ seeUee
ehas 49, lsbsn = ms sDess. = $1,000 s9.A
70 the yosns en- ~ Asss sssssvsass ssvsss 49,
sGves, vitl resss.d ssas, - tAs vay inpstans -
nnch AeSp1sed cauDo. &4A~ *
JoosPubissed . - aasseaaaaua, anspue aapss.
ea1DrAoa. - osaADel weak1ess, ~ W. . 01aap
~ :! .:.:. .a, S:: E: 49, Z. n 49, 49,
go ~ = 81 ~ nal.s q 49, E6s9 1ssa.
81 - % oKAAAA = nsssss5oeehAp''
z1sss = nas.ss = ssaa.sse y. e.oeea
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
Removal.

VHE subscribers hss remov ei their Stick OF Cloth
i ing aud Cent? Furnishing Goods I, the store
forms: ~ occupied by stevenson Car1ahAn, r.
Claire BIZ K, where thsy vii be happy 70 zee oil
Their old customers and the public generally.
J. 8. DRAKE 4 co.
lDec12i1m1 No. 5 Le0lsare Ro0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
Instructors, GIee and Music Books,

viii always Dc complete, and shall. be prepared 10
furnish The same wholesale and retail SHKEr
Music large taeDt and IN cor IT Mt rec, mt -
all popular New Muse. Orders suppl d. We intend
seuding orders weekly, that orders /. can lie
dep nded upon within few lays al the fartn-st
second hand Pianos and Ne 1.eons tousht or n
ken in exchange Tor new Instruments Pianos and
Nrloieons u let. lns runents repaired and tuned
Havins secured the services OF NJ. z, A Kings
blfy 10 s9perintend the atlishment We shall b..
pleased a. al times 70 receive tn calls Of orr fri nds
and the pubic. STRANGERS vistin; tie ity VII ind
our Piano Hall pleasant resort, and vii al learn
that tnsy can lso supply themselves as veil as BIZ
gong far her EAST
II We are by app intm ut, d.ree, from the m.n-
ufac'urersNhe SOLE agents for BOARDMAN GRAY
CO. 5 al bTaisd Pianos and lave the entire con.
troi '.r TINS r. gion In this STA a. vel. as I,sa
Lfor .ers solicited and whether by NAL or in per
% . Ill be fairh.uly al;~I dsdto
Rock Island, Il.ncis, January l.55.
jar 14iif POKTEk & BROTHER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
NJ Ell EONS

W. intcrd he pins good supply. Also, vIoLncEL-
Los, Bass VIois sud Double BASIS
br ass Instruments al~a ys On hand. either in full
sets sDgiy bsnSs iurnl he'd. Stri rs Of all kinds
Pes, Tail Pieces, Bows, sc, by the quantity 70 al
eTs. Our Assortment Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
Christmas Presents.

Having secured the assistance OF some OF our bes:
resident Musicians, sud other. from abroad, TO give
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
THE SECRET INPIRMITlEs OF
YOUTH AID Maturity

few words on thh rational treatment, wiihou,
MEDICINE, Of SrernstJrrhe Local Weaknes., Noe
tsrnal Emissions Genital and Nervous Debility Pr
mature Decay of the system Inpotency, and I'm ycd,-
menss 10 Marriage generally.
BY 3. DELANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming ccm.
plants oigins suing in the impruienca and solitude u
youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT nEDIcINE Is
in this small tract cearly demon,trate and the
entirely Lew - highly snooe.stal treatment q
adopted by the Author, ia ~ exp aiBed by ans Of
which every one Is enabled to HIMsELF perfect
~ and ~ least possible cps; thereby ayod na all
tie advertised nostrum> OF the ~.
Sent to any aipre sratis and p 8; free in sea,ed
envelope, ~ renting po-tpa q pat & stamtS
to DR.. De LANRY, IL Liipe1 ard STREET New York
City. Jau13i xV1S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15

eTVu1 m3essigned u nov prepasp 70 kinala 49,
j ena oaes.d - Law 00oas, 6scts pgivaae Rooms,
~ 1alh - 0allsdes keps elsan-ke YIN nv q.
teoo1cste pas!e hens, taAtng sass e oeats ca5tAo
y - - On hvee Nm Nh en-.
OAevVss Neibess
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
BANKING.

0asskers.
uACKLoT 4 C0BDaN,
DAvusoes, lsvA.
RxyER 10:
ae.srs. 7. csorI1Au,jr; : o.; Hsv Y~a
nessrs fxssoB 4 DAU0, Bankers. 50. Looi1.
CasAlor ATLANTIC BANK, Boston
nessrs. \. Z. swim, DRo. JoHHsToH, Chtcass
Notes ead Bull ceUecfet 0al peocssls sOui1sd b
ssy part orAs Usaed Saes
nile fExeAaase - all The PsineiSal C1Bos
sfsAe Gated Saeses asd EUesPe
y O y q MT .A.TD SOLD
n Money rsnis.ei 70 Europe !. StsA IN
which can be ca.ked " any town 10 Rnsiand, lss-
land. Or wales, IN SENS 81 and upwards.
Oct ls-du.
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS 1 MCLEAN
BIN KER6,
And Dealers In ExchaRge,
AvenPort, Iowa
QWes. Brady s6ses. beeseee~ Second oaI M
ssreets.
EXCHANGE on all the principal cities Of ths Una
- Ted states, Great Britain, Ireland. and oOass-
mental kurop- fought aud sold.
Notes and drafts Collected, and proceeds Temitss4
20 any part Of the United States, u lowest rsaes
kxchaage.
Collections Of notes drafts, accounts, lesseies IN
nherliances nAde IN al parts OF the United States
CansdAs and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold o. ooonissiso
and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought sold and located.
Exchange - Cities IN The UniteA 0nse
Carpenter vsmilse, usv York city.
Albany Cay Bank, AlhaAy, usv York;
D11Alo City Dank, Da1Ale, Hsv Yosks
0ang Of Commesee, Boston, Massachusetts,
3rodssmen's Rank, PAilsdslpAia, Pennoy1voD
Aerch Aanufscsurers' Daak, HsObasR, p
4cKim 4 Co, Baltimors, IA,
Gilmore Drothsrtou, Cincinnati, OAis)
Lucas 4 SimoDds. 81 Lous, No;
Citisens' Bank, New Oreans, Il;
RK Swin, Brother 4 Johnston, Chi caso, III
sept6-d
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Removal.
Removal.
Removal.

EtcmOv0I.
THE undersigned b Is reroved hts ollce 70 the
i second story Of 6. L. Nichols new block, corner
Second and Brady streets, Davenport
Nv. WOODWARD.
Money 70 loan on Rsal Estate ~
n~7-tf W, WOODWARD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
TsrO Grand Concerto
Vocal and Instrumental Music,

viii Sive the Ticket holders without reserve, 70 IN
sure alsrse tendance. the following Musical In
sirumeuis Ac II re distributed 1T the Close Of fret
Con EFT, il sucn manner = majority u The ticxet
holders present may decide