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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

The Democrats of Michigan talk Of
nominating ex Judge Wing, of Monroe, as
their candidate for Chief Justice, at their
State Convention this week.
~ The Dublin Nation states that Will.
lam Smith O'Brien is about to visit the U nj
ted States, and that he will sail from Gal
way within short time. Mr.. O'Brien pro-
poses to travel throughout the Union.
Chief Justice fancy abstains from all
society. Even Lord Napier was recently
denied an interview with him, in conse-
qusnce of age and intirmities.
"The correspondent of the N. Y Times
says there is no truth in the rumor that
Miss Corcoran 10 to be married this winter
that her father is averse to the consum-
nation of the nuptiais at this time. She is
the only child. AMI the heiress to q little
douceur of five millions.
YThe Washington correspondent Of the
New York NeWs. says: 1t has leaked out
that private agent of the Queen of Spain
has been in this country twelve months, and
has had several private interviews with the
President about the purchase Of Cuba.
n The Evening Post has curious story
about the famous Mrs. Cunningham BurdelI,
the upshot OF which 10 that she has recently
applied 10 the matrimonial office in that city
in search of husband, and was introduced
TO c. F. Fitzgerald, Of St. Louis, who wis
after wife, but they did not make an ar
rangement.
u Humboldt closes note to DR.. Leber.
dated December Is, 1858, % follows: lam
ninety years old-harras.ed with correspon.
dence beyond al bounds-twenty FIVE hun.
dred letters . year. With true friendship
yours, Al HUMBOLDT"
IA story is told of lady wit who
dined at the Presidents the other day, and
Wa seated at the table between certain
Representative from Tennessee and the Hon,
Mr.. Ruffin Of North Carolina. "How are
you getting on, my dear madam r asked
the jolly bachelor Of the White House.
well - could be expected. with Savage
on one side and Ruf6(s)n on the other"
wss the response
~ The last stone pier for the bridge
across the Mississippi at St Paul has been
completed. On either side Of the river
channel, 1t distance Of two hundred and
forty feet apart, stand two stone piers. rising
about ninety feet high out of the water:
The superstrueturs il fast being raised. and
the whole will be completed BY the let Of
Nay. and ready for uss.
I'm Fould. Napolson's Minister Of the
household. has made Eve million franco bv
the fall of the funds consequent upon his
nastsr's intsmperate speech to the AUSTRIAN
0miater, and Aorny, another of Inc caoi.
net. 10 said 70 have been even more form.
natA 6oas ars - ssasoeious - 70 say that
Napeaesa We sely playisg WITH Ne seoek
nAskse ~ ne bsae6t "a hlna1M ~ ~
eeatose1 vhsA u ~ ~ alaGnAnR Vee11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
STATE ITEMS.


EYrECr OF IMA0INArIoN.-The Du-
buque Herald relates the following IN
staIce of . cure affected by bread
pills and faith:
One Of the employees of the Beau
bien House, was lately taken very i'll.
He went to bed gre aiming in wretch
edness. After having lain there day
or two without getting better, some
one told him that he knew q certain
pill that would act as an aperient, and
would cure him in halt an hour. The
quasi-physician then proceeded to
mould some dough iu the shape Of
pills, which we're rolled in sugar, and
administered to the invalid. In less
than half an hour the patient felt bet
ter--the cathartic effect occurred
strangely enough, and in less than an
hour he declared himself perfectly
well. So much for bread pills.
J. S. JENNrsoN, publisher of the Mt.
Vernon Weekly News, has offered to
publish weekly paper at Lisbon un-
per any name the people Of that place
may give it. The following are the
principal conditions !: The people Of
Lisbon to subscribe for $50 copies,
furnish two columns of local news, OF
other matter, and the rest of the read
ing matter to be the same as that in
the Mt. Vernon News. This is pretty
good chance for the Lisbonites to bring
their village into notice.
FIRE AT New OREGoN.-A cores
pondent of the Dubuque Herald, un'
der date of February 10th, gives the
following particulars of a fire at New
Oregon, Howard County, on Saturday
night. February 9th, the east part o
that town was burnt. The fire occur.
red 10 the Sentinel Office, and before i
was stopped Mr.. Lawyers large ant
handsome drug grocery and book store
was total loss. Mr.. L. was the T. NJ
and lost all the mail matter on hand
together with $50 worth of stamps. A
boot and shoe store, and neat marke
house we're also burned. The .Senti
mel was published in q room over tn
drug store, and the boys had beef
careless, probably, on that evening.
LAWYERS loss is $5,OOO-his all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TsPnR MANN. the renowned discoyeyer Of that
invaluable remedy, DR.. 4sun's Ague BslsAm, still
c,ntinnes TO labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicines unver sally admitted by the Amerc an
press, to be far super TO any and Ill others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chs and sgue,
and sill iatermittents There can be no doubt, if We
place confidence in the innumer able tsstimon ais
which the Doctor has in bis possession that 1t is tho
great discovery ever made in the science OF medic
cine The attention Of our readers Is called TO the
advertisement OF this Balsam found Ia another col
umn Of this paper, and We won recommend all SUI
fering from this disease, viz chlls fever and sgue,
to avail themse ves OF a trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

eW The Emperor Alexander Of RUSSIA
has recently shown his love of justice by
severely Furnishing the Count Cy. a great
land proprietor, for cruelty illtreating a
Pru ssian upholsterer and his men, whom he
placed in confinement and refused either to
let 60 or pay them for their work. BY the
Emperor's sentence the Count is deprived Of
his rank and decorations, declared incapa-
BILE of holding any public Office, and further
condemned to pay fine of several thou
sand roubles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
Another X Osta Affair In Peru.

(Call' (Jan. 10, correspondent Of Panama Herald.
The news that will interest your Panama
readers most is the arrest Of the late edi-
tor of the Estrella de Panama, Mr.. Carlos
G. MonsaIve, by an order from the Supreme
government The particulars Of his arrest
are as follows (the reason qmi en- sabe):-I
had bid Mr.. Monsalva good bye, and wished
him a pleasant voyage to Lambayaque,
about 7 o'clock in the evening, and saw him
leave in boat. But what was my sur
prise six days after, when was informed
that he desired to see me in the castle of
Callao. thought there must be some mis-
take; nevertheless | went. and found him
surrounded by bayonets, as q prisoner Of
state: he had been that way for six days.
az comunicddo, but l was allowed to con.
verse with him in the presence of an officer
But even his vigilance did not prevent Mr..
Monsalve putting into my hands his papers,
as a citizen Of the United States. which
! Immediately gave to the United States
Consul. who instantly placed himself in
communication with the authorities but
they have refused to give the reason of his
arrest
Mr.. Monsalve has been in Lima for some
tine past, purchasing goods, de-, for the
purpose of specializing in the interior of
Lambayaque. These goods he had shipped
on board Of six different vessels, as shown
by his bills Of lsding. the last being on
board Of the Paquete del Callao, 10 which
vessel Mr.. Monsaive was going. He had al
ready embarked, when the captain of the
port came on board and informed him
that he was to consider himself under ar
rest, and must 60 ashore again. Mr.. Mon.
salve demanded 10 see the warrant of his
arrest This the officer confessed he had
not, but that there was supreme order to
arrest him. and that he must obey it. In
vain did Mr.. Monsalve and also the captain
Of the vessel protest against such proceed
ings; he was obliged to come on shore, and
was then placed ineommnicodo. He lava in
prison at this moment in complete state of
ignorance as to the reason or motives of his
arrest. Mr.. Monsalve 10 . native Of Ecua-
dor. but an American citizen. His liberal
views and the independent course he Dur.
sued while in charge Of the Essrslle, may
have caused this government 10 think that
it would be better to keep him safe from
temptation, SO they locked him up; but
they have counted without the host this
time. This 10 even worse case than that
OF Kosta in Austria. The constitution pro-
vides that any person arrested shall be fur
nished with a copy Of the charge against
MIN. Our treaty provides for the same in
Tue very same terms. The constitution al
20 says that the sec, cts of . letter are in.
v'oiaoie, and those Of Mr.. Monsalve were
opened. the seals being broken by the indee.
On, worthy judge! By-the-by, speaking
OF this Same judge, there is a report that
one Of the demands Of the French Ministsr
In the settlement Of French c;tisen's dim
!: that this same Judge shall BE- deposed from
the judicial chair, and when The Freneh
Minister makes demand hs has Il an n.
eva way, ead be generally Names Is evn
uns aad always VinA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
STATR or IOWA,
AUDITORS OSvICE, Dss MONIES, Jan 81, 1859.

It's hereby certified, that on the alst day Of Jam
usry, 1859, statement was filed In this ofice show
Ing the condition OF the North American Fire lnsu-
rance Company, OF Hat ord. State Of Connec lieut.,
sn the first DAY OF January, 1859, in accordance
with the provisions Of IN act OF the eetsiature of
this State passed January IS 1857 th,t such state
ment shows that said Company Is possessed Of the
requisite amount Of capital and In ested requir
Cd 10 laid act
Authority Is therefore gwen 20 the above named
North Anne ricsn Fire InsuI snce Comp ,ny trans.
act business Of insurance In this State In accordance
With the laws Thereof.
Its Also Ger iisd that Field & Kanff nan, Eeqrs
Of Davenport has been duiy appointed BY said COM
pany their Law fui attorney and agent for he county
OF Scott with fu power to tahe risks % IN
therein. ard TO acknowledge service ofproces.. no
their hlins certified cory Of the ststemane nei In
this ecs with the Clerk the District Court, In and
for said county.
1t Is fur her certified that the annexed IL true
copy OF the required statement.
~ In testimony whereof have kereunto Sc,
g. my hani and afixe1 nv seal Ct once this
3lst dag of January, 1859.
J. W. CATTELL, Audit u OF Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
Later from Pixies Peak
From the Washington No J Advertiser.
In CAMP, Foor OF Pixies PEAK,
January 7tb. 1859.

From the Washington Mol Advertiser
In CAMP, Foor OF PIKE's PEAK,
January 7th, 1859.
JAS. NJ. Muscular Brother:-A gentle
man has Just come into camp, who is on his
way to Fort Laramie, and embrace the OPP
portunity to write you line by the light
Of pine knot. l am now encamped on the
divide, between the Platte and Arkansas
rivers. and on my way to little town on
the Platte. where expect to open my stock
of goods. have three wagons loaded.
having left the other three at Founty City.
where we arrived some three weeks ago,
built house fifty feet long and eighteen
feet wide. opened some goods, and COM
menced the trade. There being 70 other
store in town. We had big run. Did pref
tv well for q while, but the money soon
gave out, and we had to trade in stock
horses, mules. and cattle. Cooper remains
there, while 60 to the Platte, hoping to
sell out by spring. We can get little mon.
ey. Could cell any quantity of goods on
credit, but it won't do. We expect to trade
almost altogether in stock We have, also.
considerable Indian trade.
The weather has generally been very
good, and our stock is getting fat. Last
night was very cold. The snow is six inch
es deep. and the thermometer stood at Is
below zero at daybreak, but it is more
pleasant now. We are now encamped at
the place where men and animals were fro
zen to death last May. The grave Of one ia
near. 1t is considered very hazardous
undertaking to cross this divide at this time
of year, notwithstanding am trying it.
Some of the boys are with me, and some
are up in the mountains prospecting. All
are well and fat. know nothing Of the
mines yet have not much faith in them
that is, as far as they are known. l think
nothing is yet known to induce persons to
come here to mine, but it is my opinion
- many others, that good diggings will
sooner or later be found here. There il
very little doing over in the mines, but if
am lucky will be there in two or three
days. when can tell you all about them.
am undetermined as to what shall do
about coming home in the spring or fall
all depends on circumstances. want to
make some money first, and am trying hard
J.. II. MING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

VINHE official report taken from the Argus Of S~ps.
i 29th, 1855:
No ~ DIP While, Davenport. l Wheeler 4 VIII
d0fiOa.
No IS. @ Este, Davenport, Sewing Machine,
Good
No 80. G Kste, sewing Machine.
Noee-rhe several sewing machines on exhibition
were oil superior, each doing the work well and Of Q
rapid rate, highly commendaole.
The premium Machine" can be seen at AW
BAtley's store. ID P WHITE Agent
P. >. ~ Este denies putting stick In our sew.
Ing mschine at the Rock IslAnh Pair. We never
CHARGED him or any one else with IL but dii you ~.
CT see : bird hutter unless hnf
PIP. 8. We shall In frw days have q lot OF
Wheeler L Wilson :" pirst Premium" sewing ma
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. ocl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

~ Mr.. Stephens, of Ga contradicts the
statement that he desires to succeed Mr..
Ivereon in the Ser ate He intends to with
draw entirely from public service for the
rest Of his life, and says he prefers seat in
the House to any other position in the Gov
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
cart 81 G1It0S atIt0S
sPLENDlD GIFTsu

r A. COLBY l. 90. would inform their frieuds
- and the public, that their Gift BOX store 10
permanently established las Odd Follows Building.
between Clark and Dearborn streets where The pur.
chaser Of each book, 1t the regular retail price, viii
receive Of the folio wing gifts, valued q from Al
TO $780, Any persons ,nding for the books and not
satisfied with the gifts, have the privilege Of So
iecting In its place u % book, mailing two ten
shilling books for s2k cents each. Persons can
state In their orders II giits going with each book
does net suit, what sxus book they viii select In
place Of git That Is better than any other Gin
Book sale offers In TN, United States. In s.ndins
to New York, Boston or Philsdtiphis, your gifts are
valued 1t from IS cents to 800 Furthermore, Il
would cost nearly double the amount Of your pur-
chase for express thsrRcs.
One OF the Gifts OF the following schedule are
presented TO each pu' chaser At the time Of sale
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
TIE POETRY or PHYSIC.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

THERE goes man, mark we'll his face,
How dark and sallow Is its hue,
His lately flashing eye how dimmed,
His pace how sluggish 1t Is too.
Ooeta M W.. b. of
The pangs he is suffering to-day,
The shooting pains that ack his brain,
Which naught bat pills will drive away.
Behind him walks with head erect,
With glowing cheeks and spar king eyes,
A friend who yesterday, like him,
Spoke naught but woes In groans and signs.
Know ye the power that hath subdued,
And scattered all hts eadful Ills;
Hear ye afflicted sons OF men
"Twas HBRRIcK's SUGAR COATED PILLS"
63.HerYicka Pills and Kid Plasters are sold Va
rywheYe.
Bee advertisement on Sd page.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
INSURANCE.
STATS or IOWA,

OaATu or IOWA,
AUDfTsass OsvIoE, DEs nOiaBos Jan. ID, 10
u - he.eby certified that the f0sh day 81 jan
usry 1879. statement was nlcd IN this once, show
Ing the condition Of the Peoria MaTins and Ptrc In
snrsnes Co0pany, 81 Peoria, safe Of ltncls, on the
LIST day OF January. 1859 In accordance Win the pro-
vision. Of Act Of tbs Legislature o. this STATE,
passed January Is 1851. that sueh statement shovs
that said Os mpsny Is possessed OF ths requisite
amount Of captsl, and Invested ~ required In said
Act.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named
Peoria Marine and vr- insur Comusny to trans
act business OF Insurance In this s. ate. In accoS.
dance with the laws thereof.
II 10 so certiheS hist II. y. Mitchell, SEQ o'Da.
vtnpnrt. has been duly appolntes b. said ompanys
their lawful attorney end agent for the eounty oe
ecott, with m power 70 take rtks Of In uran &c
tbercin and TO kuowicdge service ot process upon
his fing certih - copy OF the statement hled In
tas ONES with the Clerk Of ths trict Court in and
for taid County.
1t l. further certified that the annexed IL true
copy OF the required sta;s ment.
~ In testimony whereof I have hereunto SET
| 24.h day Of September, 1885,
| j. ~. CATfRLI. Auditor Of Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

STATE or IOWA,
AupIroa's OFTr,s, DsNoIxss, February. 1859
1t is hereby certified that OF tn: - Gay OF seoru.
the condition Of h- 4irard Fire Ard Marine Ir
Company Of Philadelphia state Of Pennsylvania, on
the nrst day January 1852 In acc 'rdancs with
the provisions OF IN Act Of the Lseissture Of this
Sta passed January % 1851 that such stat-men
shows hat said Comp Is possessed u the requisite
amount Of capital, ard invested as required in raid
Act
Authority 10 therefore given 70 the absve named
0irard Fire and Marine In urAncc 1mpany r. trans
business Of In this State in rdAnce
with the laws thereof
It's also certified that II F Mitchell Rlq Of D,v-
export has been duly appointei BY said Company
thar lawful attorney aid agent for the County ~
SEQ with full power to tsie r ~ |. sur.Cce
therein ald to acknowtise c. Of process, upon
his filing ce,i TED copy OF the statement filed in ,hi,
office with the Clerk OF The District Court In and f.
sal County.
In testimony Whereof I have hereunto set
s. INV hand and afnx' my seal Of once this 9th
day Of Fetrusry 1859.
j. ". CATrELL, Auditor Of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

~ Intelligence has been received in
London Of the death Of Rndio, who, it will
be remembered, was 9 party in the ate mpt
against the life Of the Emperor Napoleon in
January last year. He is said to have shown
in his last moments the strongest marks Of
repentance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

nGen Cass grows more and more fee.
BILE. HE family ere greatly distressed BY
his present condition. Happily. he 10 sur
rounded BY those dearest TO him-bv his
daughter. his son in law. Mr.. Ledyard. and
Others
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

~ Mr.. Bailey. the editor Of the Ma
siorol Era. who has been seriously i'll for
some time. will probably sail fer Europe
early in the spring. An entire release from
his professional labors tor few months
will. il is hoped, work his cure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
GTOUe1. ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

a New Style. Price $5O.
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.
These Machines sew from two spools, and form .
seam of unequaiied strength, beauty and elasticity
which Will rip, every fourth stitch be cut.
They are unquestionably the beat in tho market for
family use.
n1sEND FOR A CIROULAR.-a
&c. Washburne, Agent,
oc96-dN Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

Rare Chance.
Rsoo % - SO per day sasily psalissl.
An HONORABLE BUSINESS. CAPITAL AZ
QUiRW ONLY 81 20 TO 9l5 %
"A NEW ARTICLE (PATENSsD) OF use In
Al every Family. Mandatory. Store and C0ce.-
Men and women, young sGd old, wanted, 10 easass
In It's sale, In every Town and County In the South
0rn and Western States and Territories. Send for
Circular, Or spply in person 70
Q. J. BIef0h.
No ~ South Third street. 1Ailsdslphia.
WAr0HBs AMD JsWIL1Y.
s's' '..H.''''as ~. y mall sssrss.'s' q q =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
INSURANCE.


AuprropsS OFFICE, Iowa
" il krehy csytiast that Tbs Hsmp en VIZ Ic IN
rance Cmraav 81 springfield Mass has filed - tets
cn1cs ! rnev .tstss ens, In sc-cr0snce wish 80
ton 8, ehpser I4s laws Or 1851, which reeve. my
approval. I d therefore renew tbs eefs'neess OF
IL hereby as1nued n full force end e6At Tor the
year 1859.
- witness nv hssd and ssst st pesnoioes
lis this ~. day Of February iss9 ,,,...
FIELD 4 KAUFMAN, Assts.
Weiss block. near 0srmsn Theatre. Second street,
Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

Colby's new catalogue. which Is sent frea n oil
parts Of the country, contains all the most popular
books OF the day.
Agents wantedin every town In the Union. fhoes
desiring SO b act can obtain full particulars By
DRESSING "a above.
Being largely interested In publishing book. and
buying from other publishers In business quantites
for cash, ve are esablei TO make larger discounts
to country agents thsn can be he'd 1t any other
tsbishment IN the country.
An extra 81 ID Book and GIFT given TO any per-
son or iering tn books at time one address.
Send for Catalogue. Ad3iess
J. A. OOLBY,
dec2s-w3mo us Randolph st., Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
Sts'ayed or Ss0less.

NDOM the premises Of Dav d Van
!: ! !; Il; {; /; IN
and tail: ono white hind foot; the ~ "X
rear: while blase IN face, sx, eodlng
fro9 half way bet ~esn the ~ and neso = neesiy
% hooskj eae vhite cellar 0ask On fight oAoo16ee
9 ~ to-. eultsble reward WI = O3voq ~ -.
OOVlsy q ~ hosuA, g l0s lolsnnAtl0 oel veqeo
la.C ssif:: n Isy an sz3iS VI h;i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

LIABILITIES.
Losses oil paid,
No Lrsses unsdj 1stsd.
No Losses reported.
We have borrowed NO money.
We owS no Bsnk or 9th party.
We hereby certify that tbs foregoing ststeme1s Of
the condition Of the 0irard Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Compsny 10 correct and true
JsNDO ALvORO, 0eesetasy.
ALFRED 0ILLETT, vice.PrssIdent.
n. =. MIrCHELL, As't,
Y.bl8 Nickolls' Dlock, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
THE CHEAPEST

L II T. z II EA FEST
Valentines and EnvelODeS !!
TUGf Received By D1press direct from Bsstsrn
u Manufacturers, (celsbFsted for their COED tsels)
. shotce assortment Of
Valentines, Valentine Cards, Envelopes,
&c &c., snd selling q prisss 70 suit NEW TIn10
varying fron
I've for eesss . $500 eaeh,
Envelope fsc1wded Mono included IN this stock
which viii Gauss Ibs1ts0 a. rsorss IN Tie ssnAss
wound the Of the most sensitive Sscetcer.
Postage Stamps, and Writing DeUto aod nosogS.
ala for the sccummodstioa Of pusehaee4s.
Gall and Sc them and Gsk the prices, q The
IOWA BOOK 0OON0, No. - Brady sesooe, neas
the Post Once.
Deb1 OHADl0D ADA0o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
FARMERS UNION IN6URAN(Y co.,
Ci Athens. Pa.
Capital paid mp In full.
Surplus In addition thereto. .s.sse'.ss 9so'
RESsRENcD.
Mcneil, 4 Bro. 0harles Leslie,
n \ shipmau l. p. Coates,
J. NJ. uldridge, J. W. whey.
Parker 4 kdwards, Attorneys at Law.
Omce-No. 10 Brady street. up stairs, with 4asseI
& I'd wards.
Jana = 1A1s ASenss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
Wall Paper /! Very Caeap s! /!

.. SHEPHERD d SUN,
Have removed to
NUMBER 10 EAST SECOND STREET,
WHERR We invite all requiring Goods in our line
w OF business, to call and Judge for themselves.
Gold Papers, Oaks, Glazed, Fancy Beautiful
and LA0sfe,
In great variety. Gold and Common Shades, Paper
Curtains, Fireboard Points, Borders &C. Also "a.
per Hanging in oil lis branches. IT reduced prices.