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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
state and MDisscelaneOu. Items.

FATAL ACCIDENT.-lt becomes our
painful duty to chronicle the death of
Mr.. Joseph Hildreth, of Osark, in this
county, whose life was suddenly termi-
uated on the Cd instant, by an acct
dent, the particulars of which were
related to us as follows:
Mr.. II. was engaged in quarrying
stone, and was at the foot of bank
about ten feet in height; he held one
end of crowbar in his hand; the bar
near the lower end lying on stone,
when lark rocgc fell from the top OF
the bank, struck the point of the bar,
and caused the upper end to strike him
IN the forehead, carrying away the
top Of the skull, scattering the brains,
and causing instant death. He fell
backwards, his head falling upon a
stone, thus smashing the entire head
to pieces.
Mr.. Hildrcth came to this county
about twenty years ago, and was one
Of the oldest and most highly respect
ed citizens of the county. He was
formerly resident of Essex county,
New York.
A very large number Of people fol-
lowed his remains to the grave, testi-
flying the high respect in which he
was held by the community in which
he lived, by many of whom he was
esteemed as father.
He has left a widow and one child
"a daughter about fourteen years old
|-MdqaoAeta Excelsior.
EE A married woman in New Or
leans, ran away from her husband, ia.
king with her three children. She
"left a note for her husbands diges-
ton, on his arrival home, to the effec,
that he needn't concern himself abou,
the children, as none Of them wert
his We should think this a sat;sfac
tory explanation.
The CoMET.-A friend possessed O.
an ''inqulring turn Of mind" sends us
the following:
The illustrated London Astronome,
edited by }. Il. Hind, +. r. A. s., 1858
says: about the year 1858 large
comet is expected to make its appear
ance after an absence of more than
three hundred years. 1t was observed
IN 1855 and is believed to have been
also visible in 1864, with tail loo
degrees in length, to the great aston.
'shment and alarm of our forefathers,'
BY reference to the chronology, We
find that no less than eighty.four per-
sons. including Archbishop Cranmer
John Rogers were burned at the stake
in England in the year 1856, the pc
Rod Of the last appearance of the
comet now visible.
SOMETHING AGAINST A RAINY DAY.
The New York Herald saws that
Christiana, the Queen Dowager OF
Spain has agents in this country who
control the investment of two millions
Of dollars here on her account. The
same paper states that most of the
crowned heads Of Europe are doing an
active business in the way Of invest
ments in the United States. Louis
Philippe had large: possessions in our
Republic, and Louis Napoleon has
sent from three to five millions here to
be invested by his agents. It is said
that the greatest operators here are
the petty princes Of Germany, whose
investments in American securities
amount, it Is believed, to fully fifty
millions Of dollars.
DREADFUL HIGuwAr UurRAGx.-
we lean that = horrible outrage VA
eenmitssa last shaday Aotnins On tha
psssea Of / W. cNnptolh 4, sernu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

a. We learn from the Schuyler Citizen
that destructive storm visited that county
ON Thursday last Trees and buildings
were strck by the lightning, and barn be-
longing to Mr.. VIM. Potts was set on fire
and totally destroyed. The most lamenta-
BILE casualty connected with the storm.
happened to son Of Marou Frame, living
near Doddsville. He was riding from q
field where he had been blowing, when the
lightning struch and Immediately killed
him. The horses were also killed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
tX- The New York Courier DIES Etdfs

TX The New Ofk CONTier UeS EfdfS
Lnis has a letter from Paris which says:
"The celebrated chess duel, which excites
all the amateurs Of this game and all the
habitues of the Cafe de ls Regence, has Just
terminated in favor of Mr.. .lMorphy, the
American Champion and against Mr.. Harr-
vita, the representative Of Prussia. Mr.
Morphy has won four games of eli" leaving
but one more game to win.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

On the arrival of the Overland
Mail at st. Louis, Mr.. Butterfeld, the
President Of the Company, telegraph
ed the fact to the President, who re-
pended by telegraph as follows
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, SO.
John Butterfeid, President dc.
SIR: Your dispatch has been re-
ceived. ] cordially congratulate you
upon the result. It is glorious tri-
umph for civiviization and the Union.
Settlements will soon follow the course
Of the road, and the east aud west will
be bound together by chain Of liv-
ing Americans which can never be
broken. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
500 Crates Of CFOckerv,
Weh0keelEe l1ah Retail.

7 HAVE in stsrs andcbr sole the largest saeck n
i Goods n this line, n the State. NJ stsek co..
sists Of all the vsTtstes Of Oa0, G8ass 1N1 EAto-
- WOe0, yellow 1oekio9Aam ware, 0llvov 13atol
md britannia ware, DoAemian, 1eloiu0 and Amer.
ican 0lasswase 0oloS and Fluid La4ps, Ohandslioss,
0isandolcs, Lamo vtsks, Chinae1D I'D 0aebes,
Looking 0iasses Al L ching 6Ioa0 plsees, end ID
etAsr articles usually keDs il tAis line.
CHockogy-0onGlsts Of upUorls - eoocsa1eeas1
eesAs Imported direct from tie poeteslA IN Iivssp0ol
which snahlss - - ell NJ eoeas = pss ct lase
than any other deA1es n H. mASbot.
RS0eeh PoBeolnt1.-I havs Int received vesy
args stack - white aod seld ban1 ChnA dissos fso9
Ltmoess. Drancs ~ aSEanGsnent WIN H. naan-
foeeuTefs aSe susA TIT Deeivo No. - ~ ~
eYs3s a goods ths lstsst 81 mast a0pSevsd aVs
6old bard and dso0sate1 - sels ~ wusth IN
eight y tv,nty-nys dslasss dinner ssts a. o(hs1
articles q ell prices. it4
Silvos Dleso6 Wase<-I hsys lest rsesived
ys.y large sseee q l!sssd gos1s q .eoss. anitl =
Cos 0a6o. Al op06s oro WayTonto1 = b pla1ol o
the baet Qunlny o. whjte Uetal VAolAal0 ~ daD.
Guilty Be dlGtiaGui6Aoo eoD diver.
Looa1nR 01oOGnD.-I ~ 1orgW Qann1lty
~ hoe Sves tG1bge been GoAssd 1T oale g TO-
pleea. Enivss, los1D ~ va1te1 1T svesy quali1D
- slse. = fese GaYoteg aelssta11al6 = -
~ - b11onee 81 = be1 ~. aalli1g . H. - Il
0aaD - 1
aaOo1AwN a3# q. 2. W0ou.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS Z TuPTON'S
MERCANTILE O0llEoeSl

LOCATED:
pAvGNsoAx. s0wA.....Css. - sna nsady -.
rD,RDo4ORS:
Ion 4 Powell. Esq . woodward, 1sa
". A. WILLARD, Esq, o. ?. otsseu. -
J. i.i g. s s:sss, - ~ st.1. j. ssaa::
iesls Howell 10 jso : Geek. IA
~ s. nssss' II: Is j ao c Co%s =
.1enrv ncale Rsa w Clavk, Bsp
8: p; ny: IS e.; s:,... '::. e -
1ACUlsY:
Pressso!s q Boas-xsspsss s"d tsna's's'
1rspoAss:
VI DusR. I'd vAEDsxDuRo.
n 0oLpsMurH, JsDoDes.
Hvefsssorse q Practical oad Or.aasessl Hsa1ss:
aktD, ed LscsS~svs on ESst~ss Cssfoss s~d
C0rrapo~1sAss
> , e.uyur.. nv DAvra ssfr'rou
Lsesvsrso. M~oe~sas Lev. ssnAtss. zscAssos
IgsoHcs, &c:
CaAs Boxxxv, PDAvIDsoH.
JHO DILLON, CnAD = ~ THAN.
a0s .! !.O Coos. ~ a c. :... :ss.'
Lecs.rers On Peststcas Hsssevy s~d Commercial
0eoSrapAy:
HEsaY 8 Asssu. w 7 cLAaL
chain OF Colleges was to saord young ssntisnen The
best pis1 10 facilities for asquirtns In
manner II rough knowiedgs Of Commercial ocieocs
end Art. q practically e0ploysd In the Counting
lesss embracs IN tA sztsnstvs course Of study, not
ooly bo0k.koeplDg and psnmansAip, bat naDero0G
other bsanches which wtn - 81 Ne 1tnoss inpor-
:v. =: e
chant, Banker, broker. Aanufsctarer, Mechanic,
Hotel Proprietor, Rublishes, Physician, Lawyer,
Land and Insurance Agent Rorw ard1, Co'leesof'
Printer, Coatrector, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lnm.
Der Merchant, Surveyor, Engineer. Iaspscssr 1sach.
Ths course Of study pursued q these Colleges h
which has ev been IN reduced into any similar In
stitutbon IN this country 9ne teschers In the vasi
Gus departments are aeknoWlerged 70 have no supe-
riors In their respective professions.
H1peacesian PeunAnship."
4Of the utility Of the abova named systrm Of Pen
manship It is Unnecessary TO comment IT. vide and
vi lening popularity, among the disce rnisg and IN
telligeLt classs Of community throughout the civil
tied world, aRIrds conclusive evidence that u the
beet known system; and IN reality the only one
which % recognised = being sysssn among those
classes.
This system Of Writing is taught in these Collssss
In I'll Its forms both prscti,al ana ornamental and 10
al is modern improvements snA illul tretions.
Pen AID Ink -pecimens Of Writing, With Circulars
sent By mail free Of charge on app icstion.
Employment
The Principals and Teachers OF these Colleges have
an extensive business acquaintance, and Wl Away
consider Il pleasure and duty to further the best
interests Of their graduates who desire It, BY aiding
them oil they can In obtaining situations.
Taitlene.Payable On EnteRing.
For full Mercantile Course including I'll Depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures, Penmanship and
Commercial Oaiculsttons. ...................4 ~
For Penmanship alone, one year. II
FOR Permanently, tweaty leasons. .............
For Ornamental Renaanshp, Gard Writing and
i on Hand Rlourishing. = may be agreed spon.
Further information given with pleasure on sppli
cation ct the Co'leea, Or By sending for new CEcu
lar, which contains much valuable Information, ans
| will be furnished ~ return mail.
Address
| DAVIS 3 TIPTON,
sepl7 Davenport or Pooria.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
Davenport Commercial College,
0rigg's Block, cor Third and Ferry st.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

Davenport Commercial College,
0rigg's Block, cor Third and Ferry st.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
INCORPORATED IN 1850.
The emily Permanently Located Conner.
cial College in Iowa.
-DIaScTORs.-
Jso Cook. "a, ~ whey, Esq.
i = i' D:i ELL E.q. "a Crisis. "a,
5n ( X c.nno asa leo, ID r s 81.
L Macklot, ESQ, Doct Adler,
@ I Davenport, Hsq, Rev D Mason,
Barrow, ESQ Jno johns, ESQ.
Jos G LOPEZ, Prot. Of Book Keeping.
" H PRATT, Prof. Of Penmsnship.
L BURwEIL, Prof. Of Mashematics.
yREDK. 1cHRAAo, Prof. Of Architectural and Orna.
mental Drawing
surDAM. Asst. Teacher Of Psnnanship end
-LEcTUAms.-
D 6nolsv. Hsq., and other ale Lecturers.
Being psrmansasly loosssd here, and we'll known
10 the Community, aud wthal DESTROYS Of maintain
ing . reputation Tor eandor and rcasonabIeness, We
do not dcemt necessary 70 pursue the course 20 often
taken BY co%.:.c. oolssss .na b. shoss
to make great blow for fev months and then
'nove on" to some new plsce,) namely, to claim su-
periOrity over the whole world, a. there we're NO
such thtpga writer's accountants, teachers and ex-
perteuced business men, out Of the select circle In
their own school ROOM We, therefore, heretofore
make no exaggerated ststencnfs, promise nothing
We are not prepared 70 perform, advertise teach
ers not actually engaged, and make no claims We can
not substsntiate.
THE BOOKKEEPING O0URsB
Embraces complete sets Of books in every bSancA u
Trade and Commerce. including Wholesale and Re.
tail Individual Partnership. Joint Stock. and Com
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits.
sion, Railroad 6teambeat Heel, Painting, Lumber,
forms), end In BANKING he moot cosspasse and sp-
proceed knOa0n sysseSs, and superior 70 any other
taught in the West. The course In
PENMANoHIF1
IL under the CHARGE u NJ. ": T. Prss, Who resolved
the premium for PeDmsnship and Gard W,iting q
the last State esF, and Who deHSs sH competition
10 Hajs Or Ornamental Psnnss~ship, Pew Sketch
ing. F!ourishisg. Card Writing, or teacAtsg eAoss
brdncAes.
He 10 SISTED BY Nr. J. n. auydam. Who he's rev
equals % practical o. ornamental penman, or -
teacher.
LAsDscArE AND AlcHIrEoTusAL DRAwixe,
and the complete system Of
PaoNOGRAPHY.
also taught b. sompetent Instructors.
Roous-In 0rigss' Dlock, cnrne1 Of Third and Per.
~ strests one block from tho Post Once. the room
formerly known - s3riggs' Hail." With Tie sdjoin-
ing rooms, well lshtsd, well ventilated, and foTmins
By far the most convenient, oommodious cad bcst
ADAPTED situatton lor the purpose IN the city.
Open Of I'll hours from \ n till 0PM.
LADXkC DEPARTMENT,
4 large and veil furnished reeo, entirely sepG-
for the Ne o. Lady stedsats exrlusivsiy.
@Sor further paseteslase eal o ~ roe0a, o.
'e sss,. IT, Lar iet44 lrasasa..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1900 w q II Il -
BOOTS .aND Shoes,
j A s. G., II O ID d,

Brady street,
DErw1aN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
ID having determined to Close Lis large and gen.
eral assortment o; Gents Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Chdren's
Boots and Shoes,
at the shortest possible time, will sell them upon
the most Favorable Tesms-Terms that cannot
fail give entire satisfaction to every reasonable
plrchaser.
most respectfully invite CALI from our City and
Country Friends before purchasing.
Davenport, July q, 1883
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

sB During the seventeeth century the
patents granted for inventions in Eng
land were ESQ; in the hundred years they
amounted to $500, and in the first fifty
years Of the present century they had ex-
ceeded $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

the ovsrthrow Of Slavery in the 6onth
through Congressional Legiaistion-
that il means, when It gets the power,
70 violate the plain provisions Of the
federal Constitution, and abolish slavs-
~, and thus cause secession Of If
teen States from the Union,--a dis
memberment Of the Republic, civil war,
anarchy, and revolution, with al its
attendent horrors, when this is charged
against the Republican party, BY
Democrsts, We hope no more to hear
it denied BY that party's organs. Abo.
litionism, then was and is, and is to be,
the foundation upon which that party
rests-the great aim Of all that party's
struggles for control ofthe government.
Joshua r. Gidd,ngs 10 right. He
dared to tell the truth, which may be
considered premature, by the many
leaders Of the party, but which is >
truth nevertheless that cannot be de-
MED. Such then ia the issue presented
for the campaign Of 1860. Such will
doubtless be the creed proclaimed BY
the Convention to be holden by that
party. Lincoln, in Illinois, is already
asserting it in advance. "A house d.
vided against ITSELF" says he, cannot
stand. This nation must be either all
slave or all free" Here, then, we CON-
mence the struggle. II aciH be a strug-
ole for national existence ON the part Q,
the Democyacy. If we fail in 1860,
who can foretell the terrible results
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
uArn arsroR ArlyI.-vs ere p,e,sed e

HAIB ESTORATlvD.-We ere pleased 70 be able
to record the sstisfscton Of our paaeu aft%r tris
Of an article advertised In our coiunns. We have
the satisfaction to know ssvssal q oar sesdess Who
have usea Prof. woods Hair nasiosaf.vs. cd pro-
neaneed Il n = juss vast ~ aAvsse seys y
\. We have several personal soquaintancss, Too.
who wee gray headsd-they have tried 1t. and now
their hair ID restored to IT, original Color and they
Willingly add their testimony 70 ~ scscy, and WI
give farther Information to others desiring It. This
% AXIS well for the article, and advise oil who DO
not wish 70 appear grsyheated, TO uss Woods Hair
Hat arative.-W tssvn Patriot.
Sold BY oil good OrugSis
Almsst everybody has b. ard Of Aann's Asus BAL
ssm. the attention OF our numerous readers Is d.
rected the adverisement found - another column
Of this paper II the high estimation that u psccd
upon this, the 0reassss remedy kaoscn to modern
science. We have never known any other medicine
wtn - large share Of public confidence In 90 short
. tune o. this has done, II We may be allowed 70
Judge by what we read but this should be SUFFICIENT
particularly when We see such Testimonials coning
from men Of undoubted veractty from all parts Of the
country. There be DOUBT but that IL 10 one Of
the greatest discoveries in the med cal world and de-
serves the appreciation add esteem Of our resders
and the public. SOLD By al good drugsists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wholesale - RotA11,

THE EMPIRE SIOREl
BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
T HAvB now In store . large and we'll selected
i stock Of Boots and Shoes, TO which ! invite
the attention Of al In want Of articles In my linz.
CbssNtst 1r0dsrs wishing 70 replenish their stock
chasing elsewhere.
10 my numerous customers who prefer Oks1om
Work we continue 70 hold out induceme0ts N the
way Of prime stook and slv1tsA cork, not equaled
this side Of New York.
All kiads Of Ladisa' work manufactured - usual
(Jyl7l II. 0ARRDTT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

,lady q about fifteen yaarp q - ahont
one mile and I hall east Of Bentonviile,
in this county. She was assaulted in
the woods on the highway, with . foul
purpose, by some internal villain With
. mask on his face, Suddenly seized
from behind aud thrown to the ground.
The asaultcr then jumped upon the
person Of his terrified victim, and while
they were 10 this posture, the assaulter
presented a huge bowie knife to the
sight of the affrighteued, girl. and de-
manded of her if she knew him. She
replied that she did not. He then
swore thst IL he supposed thst she
knew him be would kill her instantly.
Suddenly the villain, supposing, proba-
bly,, be heard some one approaching,
leaped from his victim and ran Of, and
soon disappeared. Miss C. then has
tened home a. fast as the fierce and
brutal treatment she had received
would permit her. The unfortunate
young lady had shoulder dislocated.
and was otherwise severely injured in
the struggle. With the fright and in
jurles she received, she has been dan
gerously Ill ever since the occurrence
and is not yet considered out of danger
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
SPECIAL NQIl(SES.
fHR P0BfAY on PuYaso.
FACTS ron THE PEOPLE.

fHR POD1AY OF RuY0aQ
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
fHBBR goes man, 0sYk well M eneo
How daSk ard sallow = tts hae,
Hia lstsiy flashing eye boo dim1sl,
His pee how elseoisA u 10 100.
II nseds 90 words Of mine - tell
The pangs he y su1sfinO TO-DAY,
The shooting pains that ack hs heoin.
Which nsssht bot peIls WI dive away.
Behind him walhs with head sseee.
With alowieg chssks saa SPARKLING eyes,
friend Who yesterday lie htD,
Spoke nsught bat woes IN oroanooa1 saGhe.
Know 70 the pcves that hath subdusd.
And scattered oil his dPeadful tlls;
Hear ye afnioted sons Of men
"fwcs HuaaIcH's suoAn 0oAs1o RSlIs."
syv6sss.
eee odvertisement ON 81 page.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

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Aho1taca 70 ~ teWD q nj 1vpo0.
- 6enk e tAs Nlss1l. ~ vn y ~ q -.
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On. MI IvTsa. Oloa1eo !. 1aOsss, -, 49,
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1hl n - 0nnStho oo1ono g UuuuDe0
fH11a1eA - 49, - ooUD c. nUge Ovu6s 81 RI
49, = 81. G0asoo0 -.
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REAL ESTATE.

". Z .Aasan, .. ~. BAasxR,
Asass.sg u Law. Nss.ry Public.
PAasdsluAsa. Dsv0pess.
w. s. DAUBER 4 Co..
-. .. NlOkOLL'S BLOCK,
DAvEspoar, Iowa.
Have opeueds
Branch Office
~ Ne. -. SOUTH TBllRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
vNHDf HAVE BAOILlTI0D q their Dastern OF.
! nce for NeRostotlng Leans, selline Cnv
and STATE DOuDs. selling WrsfEns LAnDe collect
lne elstns aSasnse lssusAucs OoAPAsIEs. and oh.
0setlenen visiting Philsdsiphia srs invited 10 call
q thear onct, whsrs western Pspen nay b sesu
- - lasea n11emae3sa i1s0 ~ Wsa sleains6.
At their o0ce b Davenport
WIN b soeusd . supply Of LAID .wARaAurs,
guaranteed . Be perfect.
llse Of chsics laads u IeWs Minnesota and Mis-.
ooaStp InPRovID yAaAs IN Scott County; Pine,
0lnnaAL aAd RAIL ROAD LAnDs, and Lands O. IL =
ceots pr acse n AlsoousI
Land Warrants heated on tracts ACTUALLY lNr
sPDc1sD.
?; ?. op@sgy:. .se rhilads Bank: Pa',aA.
o.. Coleman. ksq., Mech's hank. Bs,siaose.
e Gibson, 1aq,. Bank Of Baltimore.
Ae:sn Cook Z Ssrgsot, Davenport.
g. na&er, 10, Fsrmers Rank. Lancaster, p.
l. nashes, asq.. Bsak Of Missouri So Louis
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For Rent.

1VHR OFFICE heretofore occupied by MessRs CsoA,
i Dillon b Lindiey, opposite Cook Z 0argent'i
Bank.
inquire OF N. KuHnEH, TObscconist. (Dec2eef
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

Fer sale Or Lesse. 81
.sst,eriase cSolse & 0oaam 6 nov. q -
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Fer Sale Or Lease.
TvW1MfY!1HR1D atgllle Duildlng I1ts, ataa1o1
vil 8 aoao o. loaeed q rooo01o1oo tosno: - ~
tie1iass enquire q oonDsu Dew. q
(ooodtN NAT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
BANKING.

TALLMAN, POWERS 1 McLRAn
RsANKERS,
AND DAAL1n0 NJ 1XUkAMoB,
Aieko'is Blood. eorses Brady end Ssssnd ~,
DAvnNPonf, IOWA.
kf1CHAN0R On all ths principal eatles Of tAs Uni
- ted states, Great Britain, ireland, enA euots.
neotN Europe bought and sold.
Notes ana drsfts collected, and proceeds psmitee0
. my parso the Omitted States lowest sosss Of
01cAanee.
Ooections Of notes. drafts. accounts, lseseses a.
made In oil parts " the UniteA Ssatss
Oenadas and Rurope.
osccGs and bonds bought and cold On connsssssa,
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold end iscsssd.
Exchange - cities n shs GATED sassss
Csspsntes vsrnilss, New YesA sssy.
Albany City Bank, Aibaay, New York;
DuaAlo CITY Bank, Du1hlo, New York;
ANA OF OonOssee, Boston, Massachusetts,
Iradesmen's Rank, philadelphia, Psonsylvasts.
1erch = 4anufacsure1s' Bank, Rttsbssr Pa
0e1im & %, baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore Drothsrtou. Cincinnati Ohio;
Lucos 3 Sin0ads, - Len, No;
Citisens' hank, New Orleans, La;
SWIM, Brother & Johnston, Chieoeo I'm
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

GREET BARGAINS.
As,he O'd Rsek Island Rock store.
QEtn0 NJ able to meet cur engagements, We have
- concluded TO offer our entire stock 81 eoois Il
greatly reduced prices for cash. for benefit Of our
creditors. Our stock c0nsisle Of Books, 0tatopary
Gold Pens Wall Paper. and is one Of the most COM
piets stocks to 10 found In the Northwest 10 which
We Invite el'eciel attsn We havo also large
and superior stock Of Musical Instruments including
HiAos nh Ael0decDs. Our stock Of Sh, ct Music
WA Be sold ct prices 20 astonish music buyers
miscellaneous Books ct cost and less. Many articles
% much lees than drst COST Greet chance for cash
burchAeers. Citizens Of ROck Island, Davenport
holine and vicinity are invited 70 cali so1 sxanne
our stock.
u.A:roRTER 4 BROTHER.
lock Island Jnne3. 1858. junel7-dtf
Geo. w. Ellis & Go.
No. ~ LsClsirs Rev.
HAvs Just received large 'soetof
W1NU PNa0ess.
Also on consignment rare lot Of
DNGIAI0H 7ooK0,
which they will cell ct the
London Pssbltshsrs' Prices.
ALSO
BOth's and Livimgstoll's
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA,
Hon. q. II. Smiths
Of Wests Life consistog Of Sketches
Of eminent chsIa in and out Of Congresa I'm
portant legal trials 10 the State Of Indiana. &C., &c
6vols. $40 pages. Price 500. Unqus stionably the
most interesting book that has .. pesred for many
years.
Davenport, April II, 1885, prI7u
Livingston'S Great Work
ON
CE NTRAL AFRICA.
Just reseived. Phee-o3 90.
At the ROCK ISLAND BOOK STORE
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-07

Those indebted to DIR. J. ID. GRAY, are inform
ed that their notes and accounts left with me for
collection. CosT MAY BIZ SAVED CALLING AND
CASTING NOW.
The books must POSITIVELY be settled, either by
note or cash, AND THAT RIGHT SOON. | can be found
ut my Office over Pershing's Drug Store.
nov5-5lt3 j. G.. OSBORNE.