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ARREST OF A Fugitive UNDER THE EXTRA
DITION TREATY WITH PRUsSIA-Letters from
Paducah to the Missouri Republican soy that
that usually quiet city was q few days ago
throw INTO quite an excitement by tho arrest
of Prussian subject by the name of Edwa r,l
Desling, under the extraditon treaty existing
with that government and the United States,
under charge of forgery and fraud. 1t ap-
pears that Desling, under the assumed name of
Leroy, had been stopping at the St Francis
Hotel for several days. On Friday, Madame
Leroy, a young handsome and interesting
lady, arrived from Chicago and joined her
husband at the st. Francis. Following in the
train of the unsuspecting lady were four indi-
yiduals, one of whom had kept an eye upon
her every movement since she had left Chica-
go. The names of the mysterious suite are
Boyer, New York police officer; Davis, a
Chicago detective; Mulkkc, an officer of the
police from Prussia; and Mr.. Lapau, New
\ lork attorney, who registered his name on the
hotel books as Samuel johnson.
The forgery and fraud are said to have been
committed by DesliDg at the city of Cologne,
In the kingdom of Prussia, in February, 1851
1t is urged in Desling's favor that the afida-
Wits on which he is arrested are false that be
is no forger, but a political refugee, who for
merly belonged to Republican club, and was
compelled to flee to save his head His friends
aver that the King of Prussia has offered
$40 900 for his arrest. and that the charge of
forgery has been trumped up against him only
to secure his arrest under the Extradition
treaty, knowing that he could not be legally
arrested in this country for a political offence
committed in foreign country. Leroy has
filed his declaration OF intention to become an
American citizen.
Two steamboat captains have both avowed
themselves rs ti-Prussians and say that be-
fore Leroy shall be given up to the King of
Prussia for mere political offence they will
man and arm their mammoth wharf boats and
blow his Majesty and his royal navy into the
mid1le of kin0inu, Gonna
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Travellers Directory.

A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
foox1ng bHuTs. ~ TIii run regularly At the 1TA
LEAVE ALExANDRIl AT zUnieuHD
GcoTge PdEe-4bs, 8, 10 g. m; l2k s .ndsn
Thomas CoIIser-7. 9. II q. m; land q o m
LEAVE WASHINGTON AT
GsorF. Pdge-SA, 9, III q. m; ~. &. and D. m
ThonaS COllyer-s, 10 q. m : lsk, ~ and 5xp.m.
Fare Is Cents.
Whaleys Omnlbuses connecting with the Pars
and Coly lesve the Capitol and corner of 18th al
and Pa avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andrIa. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLLlER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington
ga and Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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Special Notices.

1 AN IN POSSESSION Of some valuable certificates
In favor Of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and SAFE and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; it Is no common article. They are
nicely enveoped in my circulars, where my place Of
residence s seen.
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles, with the Syrup, be found at Mr.
G. StOtts; the Syrup is at several other places
Pennsylvania avenue, as well as Georgetown, at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandria at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore. at Hance's, los Balti-
more street. .." diff
SPECIAL NOTIcE.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
loo Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
"W oodland Cream" a new pomade 1t causes gen.
tlemens hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
eaoh. W.P. FErRIDsK & Co.,
Proprietors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR l. MAuRY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST.. Pa. avenue. nil
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under-run, and 81 miles of it recovered. When
the last mile was raised it lay at a depth of
1000 fathoms, and it was in that depth that it
broke away, and the remaining $50 miles are
still IN the bed OF the Atlantic, where they will
stay till the end Of time, a source of wonder
and amusement to its marine inhabitants. 1t
may, perhaps, be worth mentioning, as an in
stance OF the credulity of human nature, that
there are persons who think this $50 miles is
stlil to be recovered and utilized again. 1t is,
however, but fair to state that these persons
are In no way connected with either the CON-
Pany or its officers; all the latter of whom have
TAR too much experience in these matters ever
to entertain such hopeless idea.
The portion Of the able recovered was in as
perfect state as when first laid down, az re-
garded its electrical conditions. 1t, however,
showed signs of the outer covering of spiral
wires having stretched considerably, though by
no means to an extent to affect the insulation
of the conductor.-London Times.
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VNH rAGItIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Com

0ae .: the Stc-msh,ps of this Company, carrying
the United Staies Mails for AChPUi.O. <A60A
CALIFORNIA; and ORhGON, leaves 93&
Panama twice each month. the ern s
val OF tho United States Nal - -. Company q steam-
eTs, which leave New Orleans and New York resu-
isrly on Sth aud 1th of each month with the maI q.
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
There steamships have been inspected and 40
proved by the NayJ DepaTtmeat, aud guaranty srssd
ard safely.
The Panama Railroad (f7 miles long is now com
plotted from ocean to ocean, and ~ crossed ~ 80
"nIs. The baggage of Passengers - checked IN Ney
York through to sSan Francisco, and passengers
embark ed At Panama hy steamer nj the company
expense. The money paid IN New York covers oil
penses of the trip.
Reserve steamers arc kept ~ port IN Panama and
San FrapcIsco, to prevent detention Of aool
dent. so that the route ls entirely rsitabIs-no fail
ure having occurred IN eIg ut years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they
rive al AsplnwaH.
Conductors so through nv esoh steamer. and take
charge Of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets At the lowest rates Apply st
the gencJ, la West street, New York. to
1. w. RAIM0ND,-or to
ARMSTRONG, II ARRls CO.
bNa C. BARTLETT. Boston.
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BRANCH KAILROAD.

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRoAD.
s S:
Trains run follows:
Leave Washington at an.
DO. do. ate1.m.
Do. do. atspm
Do. do. at19O m.
10. d.. at SIS o. wv.
The Trans st and n. IN and ~ 70. m. conneok
directly at Baltimore for the East aud at Relay for
the West. Those at q. m. snd IS r. m. for Auar-
oils, and ~ p m. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
8 n IN. and an p. m. trains Express, and stop
only at Annapolis and Washington functions. The
Eastern tram of Saturday At <.a .. goes only to
Philadelphia.
On Sunday only one trsin-at 4.2n 2. IN.
jan ~ Il TIL. n. PARSONS, Aren't.
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WHEN 1 N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
becomes r matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall do to stop the hair from
falling of, and restore Its vgOr and beauty In re-
ply to thus query, we beg 10 say. try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and Impart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty ears, the
continued use of it two months will insure you a
uxuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not satisfied, after the second application, return it
and get the price paid.
Ask for Dir. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERSON, Drug
gst, corner Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts,
and IN Washington city by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D..
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. apl ly
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Our urSTANDARD BLACK TEA ORANGE
PECCO, OOLnNG, (of various grad ss, -
GILLIAN POWCHONG, SOUCHONG ETH IL
BREAKFAST SOUCHO n G, (Englisht-O
BIeakfast,l CONGON. ,,L
These and other varieties of Black Teas. Win
KING A BURCHEIL.
corner Vermont avenue
mm AID 18th street,
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Dentistry, 60.

DER. FINLEY HUNT. opxrwr
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, hS
Will perform all operations belonging to his <llAO
profession at his old established Oioe, as above.
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Theee ships having heen built by contract expressly
Tor Government service, every oaTe has bccn taken
in their construction, as slso ~ their enslnes to
sure strength and speed, and thor Accommodations
for passengers unesuaied for eIes snce and com
fort.
The steamers of this line have improved vater-
tight compartments, and OK pense has been spared
to mako them al as good AZ new. the thorough exam
inntion given them proves their mode Of constIuc-
tlon ret upes suaed.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in
frst cabin, slSo; IL second do, a7s: From Liver
pool to New York, 81 and q Euncss. An expert
perienced Surgeon attached TO esch rhy. No ber;hs
can be secured uEtll paid for.
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'OsEPH T: x: Plant g. Co,

UOSEPH r. X. PLANT & Co.,
FlSHTONABLE UPHOLSTERERS,
Manufacturers and Dealers IN sofas, Chairs
Lounges, Mattresses. 30.
Paper Hanging done in the best manner. Carpets
made and put down. Furniture Repaired and tar-
nished.
ington, ID. G.. m g sm
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nj A X B l. E w D r X 8.
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIE ETC Z IN hARE Z

ANTI FTC Z X IN MARB LE,
f. Street, between 18th and lSth Streets North,
WAsHINsTO CITY.
Invites public attention to his extensive stock of
beautiful designed aud Elahorateiy Carved MAN
Tells in a variety of Marbles, together with a
choice assortment of STATUARI, which for de-
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assort-
ment of Plain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stOnes at very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed to order with
punotuality and dis patch.
Estimates given for Brownstone or Marble work
or North River Flagng, and every other work in
our line.
Pletse call and make an ms speotion of our stock
n. B.--Make n note of the address. fe i7-6m
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BACON Il
"A Ravens unrivalled dPlANOFORTES-
Of all sizes, is always to be found at the
apt w. 6. METZEROTT.
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EHOR SALE-A SERVANT BOY, aged ls y ears;
4 used to Homework and dining room. For par
tiouiars inqulI at the Star Once. ap 7-soaw'
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MARTIN r. SCHAT'S GUITARS. VIOIINS
Nl VIollncellOes Bassos, flutes, FIfes, FIageo
ssn;d s btass lhStiumehts, hoo9rdeons, riptnes'
MUSIC Paper and best quality of Strings. at the
Music Depot of
w. 6. METZEROTT,
m3 corner Of nth straet and Pa. avenne.
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AIDES TUCK, and ali sorts of COMBS, q
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th st., and at his
Gales onrn. undsv Wsrds' hct~l -oar-
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COSO REWARD will be paid for information
~ ks)O which shall lead to the apprehension and
conviction of the person or persons who attempted
to assassinste Isaao Entwisls and Reeve Lewis AT
the northeast corner of the Capitol Square, on the
night of the 9th instant. The reward will be paid
on the certificate of the District Attorney. after
conviction, upon application at the Bank of Wash
ington. t... m - 5w'
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nNE OF KNABE h GAEBLE'S DIAGO-
use for about one year, will be sold very
cheap for cash or on time. To be seen at'lI 4!'
the Music Store of
ap7 w. &. METZEROTT
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n SI2'.
Prince Charles, or the Young Pretender; by J. :.
Smith; 81 cents.
Whewelrs History of the Inductive Sciences, 2
vols 8vO 81.
Hani'ton's History Of the Republic of the United
States; vol.2 S2.S.
MagIoran's Own Book, containing over 900 x per
ments ard tricks, and illustrated with SO wood
cuts; ST..
HeydsnreIck's Elementary German Reader 62
cents.
np9 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NHE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH, as illustrated in
two great Revvals i'm nottingham and Lin
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Household Words for Boys and Girls; 81 cts.
Golden Rule for Boys and Girls; 81 OTIS.
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Thoughts for the HOLY Week; 81 cts,
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Lights and Shadows in tho Christian Life; IS OTIS.
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TNO THE BUYERS OF COALAND WOOD
i have this cav received beautiful cargo OF the
hest X OIL and White Ash and Free Burning coal,
which will he sold low If applied for m,nc'iIa tsly.
/ Also, Oak, Pine and Hickory WOOD, at the low
est maj ket prices, at the and 4th sts
the Canal.
ap5-2w X. w. BATES.
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Once Second Story, three doors from
ODD Fellows HALL.
speotaoIes and Gasses suited 10 every sight !:
Opera, Reading, and Wetohmak er's
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes m"
grISt variety; CosmOramlo Stereoscopee with views
of superior and obOIce PICTURES on hand. See adver-
tisemeDt IN National IntellIgencer.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMAI.ES.-DIsease of
] Females PSclusivelv treated bv DIR DutnlE
RemcdIes for Female Dcrangenents from 3 to 8 3.
X olIef guaranteed IN all cases. Consultations aud
l@tters strictly confidential. Patients from dIa
lance provided with board. nuI sing and exclusive
attendance. Medicines sent by mail. Ladies' prI
vate circulars sent per letter free, except postage.
Address DR.. DUBOIS, No. lH weSt 18th street.
New York. ap Q I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24

his duty to lecture on this point Ny ad-
vice TO you Is. when you go home, tuck up
that dress, Or cut il of.
REMARKED to Brother lorenzo, : few
days ago. when it was tremendous muddy.
aud woman vas walking through the
mud with her dress whopping over and
then stretching out and then'whopping over
on the other side-you follow that woman
home and you will find that she has mud
died her foot.
am talking about the RIGHTEOUSNESS OF
such things; and if ! can get you so
ashamed that you will not come to meeting
again with such long dresses, should be
glad
can recollect when l was a young man,
use j to go with the ladies, and when they
came 70 . mudhole they would catch up
their dresses and trip over. like to see it.
says |, that is decent woman; she is
nice and clean
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24
From the Richmond Enquirer March II.
The Disunion Cry.

For the past twelve months, it has been
the constant occupation of the extremist
press to urge the necessity of the immedi-
ate disunion for some impending crisis
which will call for such q dernier. B,t
those croakers are too meH knoun to ercite
any real apprehension among Iaion lop;.o
men, North or South. The fact is that ST.
mon iure disuniosists per Sc constitute but
q, smdH squad Of the so called ertren.ities-
Inc main body is composed Of malcontents
WIN the present organization OF the Demo
cra!ic party, who are ready to seize on any
loP'c which offers opportunity for agitation,
anu mus promise to throw the party into
n ana create the necessity for a new ar
rangement OF its personnel which NAV suf.
nee to elevate some disconnected gentleman
in the scale OF political Importance. Fxna.
rience has already demonstrated that som.
of our politicians who cort;nuahv nreooh
the doctrine that Southern rights are endan
gered by the continuance of the Union aro
not adverse to the covert league with aho.
litionism itself, if such league will guar
antee themselves an increased share of DOW
er and patronage.
But whether corruption or fanaticism
constitutes the primal element of destruc.
tionists organization. the organization is,
ltseii, too weak to offer an uncovered front
on the held OF popular contest. 1t resorts
10 all the indefinite outlines and vague mn
certainties OF phantasmagoria. To this
day the public is uniformed as to the ma
lure or the extent Of impending danger of
oisun,on 90 frequently and positively asser-
tea, OF late, In mere generalities This spe-
cles OF operation has its advantages, SO far
% the partial success Of its promoters arc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

ITO Married Womes on the Voluntary Control of
L the Maternal Function Strictly Moral In III tone,
by professional Gentleman who has made the Phys
iology OF procreation his special stndy the great
part OF his lfe 1t clos rly rehaarses the philosophy
OF impregc alton snd cont aims summary OF al the
modes resorted TO, to prevent conception, pointing
out witch efctent and discussing their virtues
with recommendations and directions how 10 easily
and safely foressa conception. Sent under seal bv
mail free for o.. Communications strictly private.
ROBERT J. BUSCH. r. D..
nacoM6W9m N6 Nr0adwav, Ny
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24
Clap-Trap Disposed of.

The Evansville Journal, a paper that has
no sympathies with the Democratic party,
thus disposes of a piece OF abolition clap
trap
We confess ourselves very tired Of the ex-
preston. used in the manufacture Of politi-
cal platforms, that freedom is national and
slavery sectional 1t win do to Ground Off
high sounding resolution, but means Just
nothing at all. Freedom is national'-
says one at the indianapolis Convention -
Does it mean freedom Of white men? 1t
would be folly to enunciate doctrine never
called in question since the formation of the
government The inference is that the
Convention meant to say that the freedom
of the negro is national; position hardly to
be maintained. But If the anti slavery party
is prepared to subscribe to such creed,
why do they not go a step fur her and say
that the freedom of the black man is nation
ala They are ready to oppose every mea
sure lettering his freedom even in the nom
inally free States. He has no rights of Il
freeman in Indiana. He cannot vote, he is
taxed for the support of schools from which
he is excluded, and clause was cngrafted
in the Constitution by majority of ninety
five thousand forbidding free negroes, I'M
der pain Of fine and imprisonment, from
coming into the State Let us hear of no
more such high-sounding falacies Let the
anti slavery party state the proposition
fairly if they are in favor of freedom to the
negro in Indiana as we'll AS elsewhere. and
at the next election the party will be swept
out of existence, and the anti slavery
movement will again be confined to such
men as Garrison, Greedy and Julian. What.
ever views may be put forward in party
platforms. it is a fact that the negro is not
free in the North or the South, nor can he
be until We are prepared to embrace the
doctrine of Fred Douglas himself, that the
blacks are entitled to all the rights and priv.
| ileges Of free born whites. Let all admit
the truth fairly, however disagreeable te
our feelings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24

DEATH IN THE HoOP OR THE FATAL PETIT
ooAT.-By calculation made by an official
hand 1t appears that no less than fourteen
deaths, since the lst of January. have aris-
en- from burning occassioned by the wide
spreading Of the crinoline into the fire,
drawn thither BY the draught from the
chimney. Wood fires which are laid low
upon the hearth are the most dangerous,
and the flame from them rises in an instant
We insert this as a warning to our fair
countrywomen.- London C6srs Journal.
Feb 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24

WARNED TO LEAVE TowN.-A coil tespon-
dent informs us that t . late John Avery
Parker, an enterprising and successful mer-
chant of New Bedfore, who died worth
81 10000 was at ore time in his life warn.
ed to leave Westport. Mass, under the old
law or custom as to warning strangers, lest
he should become public charge. If this
act of far-reaching caution induced Mr.. Par
ker to locate himself in New Bedford. the
latter city has been under deep obligations
to the selectmen Of Westport for this at that
time common but absurd act.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24

nominations. We have, of course, our
preferences for men, but any Demo-
crat regularly nominated is good
enough for us, and we will cheerfully,
YEA. heartily support him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24
For Sale.

A superior article OF Terra Gotta Drain Pipe, or.
~ ramental Chimney Tops and all fancy work Of
the ssme material.
Also +. r. Bakers celebrated Iron Railing and
Fencing Bank Vaults, jail Cells &c, from the Ciu.
cnDati Iron works.
Pnrther Information - 70 specimsns, prices, &C,
may be had at the ONCE Of
". L. CARROLL, AFchitest,
[mehlot1 0slgssS Nonk cor q aAd PoyTy %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24
FORSALEORLEASE,
For Rent.

THE OFFICE her etofore occupied by Nessrs Cook
i Dillon + Lindley, opposite Cook 4 Sargeni's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KUHHEH, Tobaoconist. [Dec26se
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24
For Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots IN q
~ Addition 70 the town Of Port Byron.
these lots are eligible and handsomsly situated -
she hank Of the Mississippi Thsy vi b soA a rsas
to0eble 3eYms.
Co.., Fort Byron, Charles J. Rogers, ESQ, LeOaayo,
Oorbin & Dow Nsveuport, or u the subscrtber,
JA4B0 NAY.
- 1Ae subeerJbsr hes numberiess desirable ~
eoof land In end near The cities q Davenpo9t eaA
LeOlafe, amp neaS The town Of Port Dyrua. Inst -
vshsaa u sell GOetlGe0 ~.
~ .mn ron nArn -n...s.e q = R..A -
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DRY GOODS.

BURROWS APRgTTYuAU.
Forwarding and Csnnisslea
Merchants.
PRODUCE DE.AEERs.
And Wholssals and Retain asalsrsin
ID n q q q ID -
QUEENgWARE, 0ROCERIEs, DoOra Al
88O42 HXT1. OAPR CLOTaM0.
SALT. &C.
HAVING ample room for storage, We sAal poy n
ticuiar attention to Receiving. Storing end iorvHf
Ing any Goods oOnsigned to our care.
C0sh p0S6 at all fisuses for Pro.
0esce.
FRONT sirset, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport Steam Flouring Mills,
VIII Be kept In constant OPERATION ana Farmer, a,s
informed that vs pay at all times In 0ssh The k,sh
est price for wheat. Flour always on hand
Oct. i7-dAvtf burrows PRBTTTNAH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24

Thousands VI Rolls OF Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale an Lots to suit Purchasers.
DORDERS, FireboATd Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
u Window shades, Gold Transparent and beAut-
full Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue. buff and f.
CURED, at very low prices. We Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers. and hang every style Of paper. Who
would be with bare wSlls, when you can have your
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Pspering
done in q style not to be exceed.
Please call Second street, corner OF Rock Island
SHEPHERD SON.
July23d Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers