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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-10-20
CHARLES r. WOOD,

WILL continue business at the old stand OF y H. o. r.
w WooD where he will be happy TO see his old customers
and friends of the late Firm.
full and complete assortment Of Stoves Tin and Hol-
low Ware constantly hand and for sale at low prices
Montpelier, Sept 0, 1859, 1904
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-10-20
NOfice.

rHlS Is to forbid all persons trusting my Franklin
Huntey, as shall pay no debts of his contracting af
ter this date. GILMAN HUNTLEY.
Waterbury Oct l. 1870 197w3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
From the Independence Democrat.

The BEaIN1NG OF THE END,-The
Legislature of Missouri has adjourned,
and it's acts have gone into the unwrit-
ten history of the State. The best en-
actment it passed during its whole SEES
sion was the act providing for its ad,
journment. As to its beneficial ones
for the State, they are "few and far be-
tween" and it is grave question with
i've outsiders" but tax payers, wheth-
er the Treasurer in paying them off for
their services should not have done as
old Joe WhitehiIl." an old Treasurer
in the State Of Ohio, is reported to
have once done:
At the Gle Sc Of the session of the
Legislature Of Ohio, a rather verdant
member called in his office and de-
manded his pay.
How much 2 said the treasurer.
Don't know said greeny.
well, how do you expect I shall paw
you when don't know what it is?'
or, pay mo just what l have earn
ed
Very we'll said the treasurer. Hero
Bob, just hand this man that counter
felt ten dollar bill we have had on hand
so long,
We make no application, of course.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

Of his his own for "getting through"
his measures, and during the time he
hos represented the State, he has been
at work--not making long, windy,
and unimportant speeches--not vast
ing his time in draining the English
vernacular with nicely wrought har-
rangues he has been close at work
for the best interests of the State,
which he represented, and the country
at large. That is the kind Of men we
like to see in Congress. 1t is very
popular, we admit, for Congressman
to spin out gross Of long w,nded
speeches during each session, and have
them neatly printed, generally dis
tributed, and all that but what does
it amount to- These speeches occupy
large amount Of valuable time-time
that should be spent in doing some
thing of the speeches SO distributed,
not one hundrcdth part are ever read,
or noticed, and the country, instead Of
being bettered, is being impoverished
by them. The course pursued by
Gen. Jones, has been that of an exem-
plary, honest, and highly judicious
statesman. lie went into Congress
to work, not to sermonize, and his
record shows that his labors have been
attended with great success. Speeches
are good enough in their place, but
when they come down in constant
showers, are not only useless, but
worse than useless.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

ent system Of private eare1yship-a
system which will b abhored The
moment it becomes unfaniliar-a bill
was introduced into the Assembly o.
Saturday last, BY Mr.. Gpyke, chairman
Of the Committee on Insurance Com
panics TO insure the fidelity Of persons
holding places Of trust.
The object Of the bill 10 to enable
person who is abont to take situation
where security is required for the faith
ful performance Of the trusts committed
to him, by paying small premium to
an institution Incorporated tor that
purpose, to protect the employer, in
stead Of submitting to the modification
Of calling upon relatives or friends to
become his bondsmen.
The obvious advantages Of corporate
over private suretyship are Inconvenience
security and the prevention Of crime.
There is something abhorrent in
the idea Of taxing the kindliest feelings
which can subsist between man and
man, and making them Instrumental
in bringing kindred and friends into
obligations which, though voluntarily
given, yet INCREASINGLY annoy and some
times brings irretrievsble ruin to those
who yield to their Impulse. And the
feeling OF Obligation and dependendence
which the incumbent must be under
in such circumstances is revolving to
an independet spirit
A person without friends qualified
for the occasion or too high..pir,ted to
involve his friends in . pecuniary LA
bility, however we'll fitted for the place,
as we'll with respect to capacity and
requirement Is to integrity. under the
place to one more favorably situated,
or without that 3nice SEINE Of honor,
and it may be, too, without the ability
or integrity required.
A corporation is permanent. It has
. capital which, with its accumulations
is ever ready to answer to lossee. In
dividuals die; have reverses in fortune,
and, in case of forfeiture of the bond,
feeling that it is an obligation wholly
without benefit to themselves, avoid
its payment by any possible means.
When friends are only cognizant Of
the shortcomings of An incumbent Of .
place of trust, they are influenced by
strong motives to keep them from
public view, and thus from punishment;
and this is we'll understood by the in
cumbent. On the other hand, corpo-
rations have no feelings Of sympathy !;
they have to look to the preservation
OF their capital by diminishing the
risks; they, therefore, make examples
of delinquen:s, and the certainty Of
punishment deters from crime. Besides
every individual having policy in the
company is directly interested in hav-
ing policy in the company is directly
interested in diminishing the rates Of
insurance, he, therefore, keeps an eye
to those insured, aud is ready to dis
close delinquency.
Should the bill referred to become
a law, it will be an additional step in
the progress Of civilization on this
western henisphere.-N.- Y. Ereniag
Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
Vote for mono but De % Ocs aos.

The Charter election of this city
transpires on Saturday next. There
are only three more workin G days,a
in that time there is a large amount of
labor to be performed. Democrats of
Davenport, we need not inform You
what your duty as Democrats is-you
know that already. But 1t is fact
which we confess with shame, that
there are those who hang about our
party-who stand willing and ready
at all times to accept democratic nom
nations, who, in fact are only traitors
in the camp-who work in secret in
direct opposition to the true interests
Of the party-who have one foot plant
ed upon the Republican platform and
the other resting upon the platform
upon which true democrats are prom |
to stand-whose desrire is to ride into
office on the shoulders of democrats,
while their sympathies are not with us
and as democratic journal We can but
cay to democrats Keep your eyes on
those men. They are none Of U.S.
One Of that ilk has succeeded in OBJ
tanning nomination on the democrat
ic ticket as Alderman. Him we have
exposed, and from him we have with
drawn our support-against his elect
ion we shall work and advise every
true democrat to do the same. That
man is Isaac II. Sears. He supports a
Republican nominee for Mayor; the re-.
publican nominee for Mayor aided and
abetted in securing his nomination in
the 9th Ward, and says he wants him
in the Council. To vote for that man
would be to vote for a secret enemy
One who only wants to use your vote
to get into Office with. Cut his name
from the ticket every time. He is
against us, Let him 60 where his in
stincts lead him = to the republican
ranks. 1t has also been intimated that
there is another candidate on the tick
et-the City ticket-that voted for the
republican candidate for Mayor, and
if we become clearly convinced that
such is the case the DEMOCRAT will
most assuredly take down his name
from the ticket and use its influence
against his election.
1t is we'll known by the democracy
Of this city that when the Democratic
Club was founded, il was instituted 70,
the express purpose Of securing GEM
inc democratic nominations for all Of
fees to be filled by the people, and to-
afford every honorable means aud en-
deavor to promulgate and carry on,
true democratic principle snd alat
with the understanding thst those who
would not be governed by such rule
and regulations should not be consid
cred IS worthy Of the support of thu
democratic party. Such being thu
case and believing that such is thu
true doctrine, We must now and hence
forth beg to be excused from support
ing any candidate for office who is nm.
willing to live up to that creed. W.
shall not do it.
The Democratic party contains mer
enough who are in every particula,
capable to ill all offices in it's Gift :
vote for those and none Others. Ca,
not aaingle ballot. that has not mo,
it the name Of . reliable democra.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

WOODS HAIR RgsTORATIsB.-Amone oil prep
arstoss for the hair that have been introduced ~
iolallicle none has ever given the satisfaction
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair r. to-
rativs GOV hiss. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal OF innumerabls fashionable toilets, and the
ladies. wherever they have tested u, pronounce Il
pseress article. They end, whore the hair Is thin
sed. that It creates fire.: h growth-that It fully
restores the vegstA alive power Of the roots on the
denudsd pscs, and causes the nbrss 70 shoot forth
anev-,hat Il desolvss and removes dandraf, pre-
vents grayress restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually supersened, gives rich
In tire. imparts the softness and fexby Of silk to
the hair, and keep, It always luxuriant, healthy and
In full vigor.-N. r. Tribune.
Sold By all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

TIE German Catholics of Cincinnati have
subscribed ~ $50, in $50 shares. for the
purchase Of ground and the erection Of q
building thereon, ~ German Catholic In
stitute. A lot costing SO. 900 has been pur-
chased. The building will cost $50, OOO.-
It will contain . reading room. grammar
school, library and lecture and social
hall.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rDuDR. NAun, the resewned diseosssss Of that
Inv eanahas repedy, Dr. Hsns's Agus Dslssm, still
oaaeansss % labor IN behsf Of the afflicted. His
msaIcises are saiversslly admitted By The American
peess 70 - far superior 70 and Ill others ever
discovered for the treatment Of ehls FEVER aud sgue
asi al iutesnittents. There can be doubt. if ve
can place confidence in the able testimonials
which the Doctor has in his possession that Is the
creates, discovery made in the science Of medi-
cine. Tue attention 81 our readers i. called TO the
Advertisement OF this BAlsam found il another col.
umn Of this paper and We would recommend oil sur
sssipg from this disesse viz: chs. fever and ague
20 avaii themse YES o. trial u this remedy.
opSd by ali good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

Morn. por every fraction over forty N addition
al delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention Is called TO the cton Of the
Democratic State Conventions for several past years
prohibiting al representation by proxy votes
The several County Central Committee, are espe-
cslly requested ses that couaay meetings be held
for The purpose OF sending delegates.
JAS. A. wILLIAM6ON,
CAn 6kafs. Dem. Es. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
FOkSALEORLEASE.
Fer Sale.

xxa..s Sn y = and twenty Bu,,d,ps -. :. -
- ~ ~ = Ne town Of Pori SUsss - ~ =
- esnh ~ ~. sasisIe AMI hendsmssy ses,.Aea =.
tsashle sssms' 'ss'pps. fhey I'll Be- sosd q ~
Co., rp,s SS.' Inquire Of hessrs Dursss. pr,s.
a. ., ''' syson. Oharies ,. ROGERS. - H.ss
r.n,a. John =. KING.
81 $50, nuneerIess desirable p,res. - ,o
near Port Byron. s"" 10 claire, snt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
The 1nsaraaee of Hldellev IN Ol.,&. 40
Ae0n0.

es Rseessev u Clerks auA
ASon0.
Although this is not a new subject
yet 1t is one comparatively unknown in
this country, ordinary and Hell-known
principles against a possible risk-
Every objection to it pretaiua to anv
kind OF insurance, and every argument
in favor Of insurance Of life, or against
tire or marine riaks, may be nrecd
with equal force in favor Of iusurin0
the hdelity ofpersons holding places o.
trust, the latter having the additional
one Of relieving the nearsst OF fieeda
o haos1a iea wAieh sthey dsgjVo -
sss:Nvaslale - shish ~ ~ 4 !
: 5 ~ ! saliuisA ientstk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
Liverpool u LORdon Insurance Co.
Capital, $4,000, 900.

AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.
1t 10 hereby certified that the Liverpool and London
Fire and Life Insurance Company, 81 Liverpool,
England has filed In this Office renewsd staten ent,
in &C 'ordsnce with section s, chapter 49, laws Of
1S57,which receive, my approval do therefore RE
new the certificate Of agency Of Chs'les Altman,
ESQ, for Scott County which Is hereby continued In
full force end eia,t for the year 1859.
II II further cert fed that the anne xed 10 true
copy OF tho stat en- Mt ~ filed.
-, Wires my hand aud sesl ct DesMoines
LIS tthis 10th day Of Mar b. 1859
t>~~I J. W. CATTELL Auditor Of State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
CHICAGO.

FROM
G. n. eCRIvEN's
GENERAL. ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. ss. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
t1-A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE. "a
FROM IHs WEST TO
Uossen, New Ysrk and the Eastern states,
Via the NicAigan Central, Great Ivssfsyn, Ogdens-
buroh and Vermont Central and
Grand frank Railrsad Of Canada.
Passengers by this route have opportunity Of
visiting some % the Crane cst and most wonderful
scenery in the world, including Toronto, Megdyd
Fails, Suspension Bridge, the 7hous0nd Isi0nds,
Rapids Of the st Laurence, ['uetnc, Montreal,
Wktis Aountains, the Iu6mite Bridge, (nsariy 9
miles IN length, Lake GamIdain. FaAs Of Mont
mOrendi, Hudson Riney, etc, etc.
On aud after May !. 1855 baggage will b checked
through from Chicago.
TO EMlGRANTS.
Passages may be secured at the ONCE ofthe coDpa-
ny In Chicago by sailing vessels from London LIVER
pool. Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol Null Aberdeen,
and 0ontYose An agent OF the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal of emf
grants aud baggage at Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $50 to $85 TO Chicago. INCLUDING cooked
PROVISIONS.
The Mammoth Steamship
1. .VlATH AN,
OF 81, GOO TONS, AxD TOO FEET loNo
Is under contract to this company for one or more
trips t. Portland this year Tourists return tickets
from Chicsgo To the chief towns In Europe Will short
~ BE- issuei. Tickets from Chicago for al points
Dost, also for the Leviathan for the n o. q. b.
Co.'S shps can obi aimed At the Office Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. 81 Dearborn street; Chicago.
1xHAN0E ON BUROPs-0teht Drafts ON London
st fvo dollars per pound sterling. may b. procured
ct The office Of the Grand Trunk kdifv00d. In OH
cago.
wARRACK,
Agent Of Or. Trunk r X Co, Of Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
REMOVALS.

II II NJ ov II
uARDwARD on COMMISSION.-rhc subscri.
i i Der has removed his entire stock of HARpwAnn
to his new store In Nichols Block corner of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE, where
be VIII keep on hand general assortment Of goods
In his limo.
CARPENTERS, BUILE rs,
BLACKSMI7HS, NACHLNXS2X.
TINNNERS AND FARMERS
viii here ind . larss and well escorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary Hardware
which VIII Be sold By the undersigned at ssa to
twenty PCT cent less than ever before o6sred In
this market.
Country dealers can buy at this store q o low
rates - u 81. Louis Chicago. Gall end sxauins
before purchasing elsewhere.
1,odtf 10. vAsnBuRN.
Removal.
Gb
TINS Subscribers beg leave 70 inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery TO the Old
Pennsylvania Stable, Harrison street, between
Second and Third, aud thankful for al past fsvoss
they respectfully solicit liberal shareo patron
ago Of he public.
JH.CAMP co.
NE Horses and Carriages 70 hire on liberal
terms.
ALsO-Horses boarded ~ cheap - u any Stable
Ia the ONv D~csdN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

1UDR yseeivod. ensoAeg supVay, pgeee 10 eents.
q ArthuS's LeAtss' Hone 0agAsine fos Aprn. -
1Seents.
ptcteas Household Wesds Gs Apsil. prise 70 ea.ts.
lOo6oo Art 1oasnGl ~ Aprn, Ssiao % e16s.
American World ~ ResAieo. v1th laege YaAhian
rate. Deek and fWo O1Asoe q tn slss Dr. n
0e0te Dsuqsse for ApsiL 10 csa1s.
eeeo1vl1g eelly, I'll AeVooelv novoDooess. Ohica.
- 4yses end 4slbunes - - atthe =
Iowa Dook Bo0sns,
he. = Dssde - tlsss dsess ahsvs ~ ~ o0ee.
aehsS O9AAlno ADAna
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
IN MARCH, 1850.
Approximating Prizes.

2s6H Prizes amounting to-. ............$3a7.7G o
Whole Tickets $1,000, Halves $500.
Quarter $780,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

TIE DsmocSa,y Of loWs are hereby nosinsa tas'
the Demoovssso esats Observation for 1863. ~ill De
held 81
Des Molnss, Wednesday, June ISL o.
IN the Capitol. ct 10 oeiock. A;n.
The parsoss Of the Convention 10 to "om"s"
csuasasses sos tAs following o0ces 10 bs Allied
ensuing October eiscttoa
One GopWnsr,
one LssUteaast 0ov@r~or,
7ayee ysages Of ne Supreme Court.
Also 10 al 20. such system Of organization OF the
p.r,v :. NAV be best calculated 70 secure the ,ri-
umpa Of our prso,ples end som'"ees.
Tn. ratio Of repssssnsstie" will be one for ever,
,oo vo,s. cast for Samuel Douglas, AZ Secretary
tate IN Gctober, 1855. as follows:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

OHICA0OTO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
A. the above office tickets for New YOrk. Boston,
and oil 4tAtians ON the New York 4 Erie and New
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
WARRACK,
Agent OF 4 !. II Raroad,
apYl6d1y CHR No 30 Dearborn st., Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
MUSIC.

Wells 4 PDano Forte Rnatrueti>,e
M. HsaMAkN KlEHn seins ee,eb.,aed w
IA isn'st and Piano player Who jua arrived sro~
0er0Any, Will give Instructions on the violin ANA -
Ano Forte either at his residence or wherever e.e
where wanted. Pianos tuned and repaired In
quire q the 0emsntA House. - street between sip-
1ey end scott streets or letterbox son.
oulg2s6mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

~ HHRRICK'S MATCHLeSS vRGRT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over nve millions Of boxes are
us annually, giving employment to eighty.five men
and women TO put them up Their NUM-
tesed by thousands praises ON the tongues OF
oil. Citisens Of Davenport and elsewhere have you
ever used thsn2 Put up In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
. cents i've boxes for u. Sold everywhere.
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


The numbers from 70 $4,000 corresponding with
those nameers on the ticksts printed on separate
slips Of paper, eucircled with small tin tubes and
placed in ose wheel
The frsa l7s Prizes, similarly printed and elcir-
cled, are plaosd In another wheel.
The wheels are then received, and Q numbsr IL
drawn nom the wheel Of numbers and ct the same
time Prize 10 drawn from the ether wheel. The
nnmoer and prise drawn ont are opened and exhibit
ID 70 the audience, end registered BY the ommis-
ctonsss; The Prize b.tng placed against the Number
dram ~: spsrssisn = repeated uotu the Prizes
are orsWn out
and the too saeoeedmg Nambns to those drawing
the 1sst nine PSses viii be entitled 70 the AS Al
psoximation Priaes yor example: II Ticket No
li9se S!svs " - oeo r,s.s shoss Tickets mum.
= 900. II Ticket No. 80 dtaws the elS 900 Prize,
thoss tieaees nsnbesing ~. 50, 6sI, 652 each
- entitled % else. ana % On according TO the above
0mNricATE o. PACKAGES will b sold q tbs
following rases. Which IL the risk:
Osssihsats Of Psssaeee Of . Whole Tickets, $50
10 ualf = 90
. 10 Quarter 20
In Ordesins Tickess o. Csssiaeetes,
1acoss Ne mensy 70 our address fsr ss tickets or-
1sst naip P0schaoevs oan have tictets cadiae IN
any figure they may dsstsnate.
The ~ 81 drawn numhers aad psisss viii b afnt
70 perchssen in0o6ieeely SITTER the drawing
tusse plae, - gtvs ths1e Post Once, County and
olat6
~ RSusuher thst evegy pSise b drawn "a -.
able IN fnll without deduction
-. All prizes q y, 900 and under paid immedi.
sesly afSer the dsswing-other prizes at the ususl
time a. shisty days, s.
Al oomnsnioaSaons sericliy caondenaal.
Address Orders for Tickets Or Certificates to
MCKINNEY 4 CO..
sAvANHAH, GA.
ovpgeB MASONIC HALL siocg, ssLL sF., sAvAx.
n Aust n ~ sunhass thee are drawn fron
~ Uhes, With the s1n0snt % The prize that each
AeoWn9, = ~ 0av0onoA Dotjy NsWp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

The Whole WOslA United !..Sick PeO
plos Thlnk y..After which, Act!
You'd scsrce expect, at this late day,
with startling cures . book to fill;
This 10 the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick'S Pill.
They come from East, and North, and West,
And with glad tidings the papers AL,
Because they are the cheapest safest, best.
And superior to others IL Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, ard Flowers they're
made,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves we're laid
We're IL not for Herrick's Pill.
Zach pill with sugar Is covered DER
rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like Vas never seen before,
Until itappesred in He'ritk's Pill.
por years he's worked TO heal the SILK,
with Joy elste his bosom nils;
For tens OF Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerIick's Pills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
= r. a II II M T. N II

Liverpool and London Fire and Life In.
surance Company.
The amount Of the Capital Stock To-. 900 OOO 90
The niAount Of tbs Capital Hto,k paid
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 62a2 NlO 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
INSURANCE.

AUpssoRs OTvIcE Iows.
1T IL Hereby certified that the Coniiaeatal 1 su.
/ rance Company Of New Yosk y hes died 10 this
ON. . renewed ststA nj IN A1rosdaLce With 0se-
ton 5, Chspt lf9, lava OF 1857, which receives
my approval. do therefore renew the cestiacss-
agency &c. q. Bood, Hsa., for Acs ,teounty which
lie hereby continued In fall force ana ensot for tho
pear 1852 Il - further CERTIFIED tAss tbs anuened
Is = true copy of the statement - fled.
-, Wsnas my hand aud sasl st Des Aoipes,
us this third day Or Fe1rusry, 1863.
-, wv. CArT1LL, Auditor OF State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

oO21UsOmO
COL ID M EDAL
Grand and Sqssare Pianos.
STEINWAY 4 sons,
81 Walker st (aeaf Broadway NV.
MAN UTACTUR r Ms,
Were awarded the First Premium where and when.
ever they brought their Plano Fortrs into compes,
lion with the best makers Of Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Rec~tved the tvo first prise Medals At the Metro.
potitsn Fair. Washington, 1855.
The FIRST Premium "a gold Aedal) Ter the best p.
sno Forte ~ the Maryland Institute Bait more 1856
The First Prize Medal foS the best Plan, Porte Al
the American Institute, Crystal Palace, New York.
1866.
The First Premium 70 Gold MedsO for the best
GRAND Plano At the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
The FIRST Premium at the State Pair, Detroit 1857.
The FIRST Premium AT the state Pair, Richmond.
1867.
Among the judges were the first musical talent Of
the country, such IS W Mason, 0ostschs Z, woalen.
hsnpt. &c. Grand and ,quare Planes constructed
with the full wooden and iron frame combined are
warranted for three years. Prices moderate.
oc22-d7mo