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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

81. LOTS, Jan. IA Kansas Bantitti.
nun bering about 4Oo men. are in q build
ing at Fort Cholean. an old trading post
they are said 10 be Montgorncry's men. and
will fight the troops sent from Lynn and
Bourbon eountIes unless beavers comrrom.
j. was complied with.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13


Ice AT LIE CLAIRE.-HoRsE RACING
&C.-The river at LIE Claire has closed up
in very prominent manner-the ice being
one foot in thckness-of sufficient strength
to bear up any load that may be taken
across. On Tuesday, in view the perma-
nency of the ice, and the rare opportunity
thus offered for horse racing, several of the
fast men-or those who have fast horses,
determined to see who could show the best
blood. Accordingly the horses were brought
out and large crowd of men and boys as
sembled in season to witness the feat Of
speed. Mr.. Stacy entered his imported
Black Hawk; Alfred J. Jansen entered his
fast nag. and Smith 4 Arnold put out their
best stock, and others did the best they
could in the line of horsefesh. The heats
thusiastic and intensely interesting to all
behoders. But "blood will tell. and Stacy's
Black Hawk won the heat by large odds.-
much to the chagrin of friend Jansen, who
had an idea that his nag was the best on the
list Smith d Arnold's mare tied with
Jansen's nag. Time-Stacy's Black Hawk
-2:4O-more or less; Jsnsen's nag, 2:6O,
do. do. Smith Il Arncld's mare DO do do.
the others did AS we'll as they could. The
crowd dispersed. All were satisfied with
the result, save those who bet on the horses
that dnt win. The entertainment was
very excellent-eo we are told
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
Ny-Wc believe that the coal diff

EE Hc believe That the coai dill
cult; has been entirely settled. and that the
miners OF the different companies have gone
TO work, and will probably continue until
some other eucroaehmeuts are made The
citizens Of Davenport may ne Y expect a
constant supply at the established rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

CALL ARoUND.-We have now in
our possession large quantity of superior
blanks Of all kinds-just the thing for all
kinds for business men.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

Those wishing TO sign their names TO the Conetitu-
tion aad By Laws OF the Scott County Democratic
Cuo, will find the same with John T. Kine. ESQ
OFEIcE-Le Claire Row, .rmerly tffice of Drs.
Fountain and Adler.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

TT We understand that Mr. Griffith,
the late bone e contention in the School
Board, has opened select school a. 3ailey's
Hall, which already numbers upwards Of
fifty scholars. We hope the Professor will
be- attended with success in Iii. enterprise.
We must give him credit for some grit in
school matters
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
The SPIRIT MovETH.-H. Barn

The SPIRIT MovErH.-H. Barnes
4 Co, of the Canada Liquor Store, have
removed their stock of goods to No. 81 Bra
dy street, and we have no doubt but many
of our citizens have fouad it out ere this,
and patronized friend Barnes by tasting OF
his A. No. l. We wish him every success
in his new location.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
A. HINl Al

E The ladies of the Congrega-
tional Church are about to take steps to-
wards refitting their Church in good style.
They are to have fair at Metropolitan
Hall for the purpose. We hope they may
succeed in their very laudable enterprise.
Ifthe ladies put their wits together, there
is no such word as "fdii"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

11OGUeGO1Y IVOC1GU1s
7 ADIBS' WORK BOxES AND BASKnrS,
- Door Cases,
Bohemian Vases
Tortot shell Combs.
Toilet 0la.se.,
Watch 81 nds,
Porte A0naies,
Nicer -ehaum Piper,
&c mt Bottles and ViaaleYesies.
Lsdies' Dressing Csses,
Ladies' Ca'd Gases,
Snun Blxea,
Pocket Cutle,y,
Ivory Tablets,
RspieF Aache b xes,
Rrooxe aessr o.anhs.
And many Other useful and 0ynsmeDtal ar ic~s ap-
prspriate ~ the season. OS0OOD
DecN La Brady esYeoG.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAws.-We
hope the friends of the late Club movement
will not be backward in putting their names
to the Constitution and Bylaws, which
NAV be found at the office of john +. King,
Esq. in lie Claire Row 1t is important
that all who can, should do so before the
next meeting Of the Club for election of Of
ficers, which takes place on Saturday night.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

The Gazette pitches into the milsi-
cai critics. who has been overhauling III.
late concert of the old folks, in sas-ge
style. The havoc is said to be dreadful-
However, it served him ahous right; 10
business to be meddling with the old Folks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

BY TELE0RAPH.1


NEw YORK Jan IL
PLOUR-Buoyant. Sales s 900 bills at 4O1as Is
for super State 25d5 so for extra State 6 20
@6 IS for common To fair extra Western, 6O(S5 9o
for Ttupd hoop Ohi,.
OASADIAn FLOUR-Firm at 75ye Is for extra.
RYE fLoUR- Dol and unchanged.
BUc KwHEAf FLoURCQuict; 63k@2 = per 100
pound
WHEAT Quiet ard UNCHANGED. Sales 5000 bu At
I IS for White Ohio.
Corr - Qaist bat frm. Sales small. SOC 70.
fvse for mix. Western.
UArs-Actiye at $500 for State, western and
O4oad'an.
RvE--Held at sOc
PORK "A shade hrmer. Sales 500 bbls at II 90
for old Mess: II 81 fer rev mess; 13 OO for prime
BEsF-Berf hams, IL w.
BACON-Dull.
Cur AE.Ts-Firmer Sales 800 bbls city cured
hams n9k
LARD-BuoyAnt. Sales 100 bbls 1t II IkM1lx.
BUTTxR-Steaiy; 1921 for etsts; 1890 for
Ohio
OHKEsE-Qu!et but iirm; 6k69k.
WHIsKY-Dull: 25
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

GOING TO WOKk.-The entire body
of miners employed by Lowery, Thomas 4
Co, went to work yesterday morning,
without the company securing any agree
ment whatever. The miners acknowledged
to having acted improperly end agreed in
future to act like men. This company has
exhibited more back bone on this question
than either of the others Good luck TO
them-R. l. Argus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
~
rived.

NEW YoRK. Jan. l2,-The Cunard steam
ship APPS, from Havre December 9th, ar
rived this morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
C. q M M f. r CT AL
Davenport Market.
DAvENrORr. Jan. u. 2

DAVENPORT, Jan. IL, P n.
The state Of the weather Is yer, nce the roads,
though softenHg do wn little. are In ar condition
for travel. W. do not notice % many wsg ne from
tn, country to-day As usual. Very little wheat BY
wagon = probA ly not over 800 bu. Corn also
scarce to day, though there plenty Of buyers
Pork coming IN slowly
FLOUR-we notice no change whatever In prIces
or transactions Spring wheat -four Is steady at
- Ooee4 D. At wholesale old wheat fpur remains
steady At S. 90; white winter. extra, 800
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-Supply fully equal 70 de-
mand A. - 80 q cwt wholesale; % 10 retail.
WHEAT-L tile coming forwsri to-day, With no
great change In price. spr,rg is quoted at s5Ds8,
mostly sells At ooc; choice old 7Oc and very little
in market.
CoRE-The lightest receipts for many days, prob.
ably IN account OF the muddy state Of the roads |;
good demand q 4oc, though slightly uctusting from
S7to 43' Toe present tendency IL downward.
OATs-Scarcely bushsl brought TO market. New
oats Arm and steady At 25c old, command 45c.
BARLEy-Recstpts moderate; with great
change; A095Oc for good new; choice, &c old. IS
@6Oc.
PoTAToEs-Few coming In. We quote at oO@75c
st wholesale; sOc@$l 90 at retail represent opin.
ion is that the supply viii BE- light In proportion 70
the demand. and thst this article will continue At
high figures.
OHoxs-But few coming In l5G50c
Pork K-Traasastions very light, without Change In
quotations, 5g5Hc for from light to heavy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

AueurA, O.. IA private despatch
from Charleston. says that the eases Of the
crew Of the Ksteh brothers charged With
slave trading, we're taken up In the o. 8.
District Court to-day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

NeaDeex, Jas. lA.-DR. Wil1laasea, ~.
aeea = ~ Navy, - ottaeked Wsth epe.
tlsay ts-iay. ri iAas - = Aspss fhis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

Rock ISLAND PRINTERs.-The prin-
ters of Rock kland-almost to q man
are coming over to join our boys in the
Banquet, on Monday evening. This is as
it should be. and may we not hope that
those printers Of this city who thinl. the
matter has been too much squaJb,ed. just
take a revised look at the matter; make
up form ourselves into column, and
make the occasion as imposing as pos
sble. Give Jus your cB- and let us
em ~ the opportunity enthusiastically.
We don't like any hanging heads in this
matter. Why, the form Of old Benjamin
will turn over in its coffin to upbraid
us. Let US show clean proof. What
say you
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

~- Most persons, probably, would
not be ehle to understand this extraordi-
nary sentence couched as it is in scriptural
phraseology-bu: to us it is perfectly plain.
-Ners.
1t is eminently satisfactory to learn
what no one knew before, that you do Gun.
derstand something.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
MO-DAY'S ADV'TS.


THE LAST DAY,
TIL . II N q OF II i M e.
" HEATH, ESQ Of Dubuque, respectfully
/ . announce. to the citiZens Of Davenport that
he well read his original Poem, entitled,
THE LAST DAY,
THE End OF TINE,
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. Is, 1859.
LIE ARE HALL,
At half past seven O'Clock. Ttkets IS cents, to be
had at the principal Book Stores and at the Burtis
House JAl3
Gazette and News copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

EHF Father DoneIan's lecture was
well attended last evening. We shall no.
tice it at length tomorrow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
CARDS..

j. &. PARKER, VI. H.,
YSjCIiN AND SURGEON,
hrFI6fe-H4Gh Mess1s. Roger h bowers No. 30,
- Hr4iy street.
of;er. let. wth them will receive prompt at,en-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

~ sAs ~
A TToRN.Y AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
IL Mtropoiitan Block, Davenport, Iowa sep3
JANIS 7. LANE JOSEPH j. LANE
Attorneys and Councillors ut Law,
Ofsce-Sos and D, Commercial Bleck, south eat
corner of "a AMI Brady streets.
rHoRINGTok, BROWN 81 ARM3TROAG,
TrrRsEYs aud Goanselors, Davenport, Iowa
N of 'e, NJ -. Sickplls' Book, corner Of Brady
anu Second streets
}. THoRfSGTcH, e. Bnows, ARMSTRONG
KErzREScEs Hon Thos Ueniricks, Comuiis
sioner Gan'i Eaud Obec, " Washington, u G;
Converge 4 %, Pine street, New York C0l Jack
Thorington, nt 'ognery, Aia.; Hon James Harlan,
u Senator, M Peasant, Iowa, Antoine ieClaire,
Esq Gen l. DavcupJfi, Esq, Messrs Cotcs Dsvies
Davenport, Iowa. sepl4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

The Corporators of the Ccday Val
ley Railroad Company still solicit indiyidu-
al subscriptions to this much needed road
and are making use of strong efforts to push
the work ahead as fast as possible. Though
times are hard now, it takes no great fore.
sight to discern that they will be harder
still unless some strong efforts shall be made
on the part Of the citizens. The bonds vo-
ted for will be procured if possible but if
that be impossible, which..is not yet conced-
ed by any means, strong efforts will be
made to put the road through without
them. OF late we have heard nothing Of
the movements of the second company, and
presume that the matter has been laid asi lie
for further consideration.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
no! FOR the nOLlDAYs!l

nO! FOR the nOLlDAYS!i
TUSr Received BY THs UNDERsl0N D . Ne
u Of rare and elegant GIFT books; amoog whicA
D Appleton h Co, world Renowned woman. o'700
- S1atioYd Gallery, LOO
Derby Jackson, Women of Peanty, &C, 19O0
Josephine Gallery, 10
Allan ic Souvenir, 7O0
h Butler Co, Gallery of FsmOus Poese, l9S0
6abba b Bell .ert~s, each TOO
Stanford Dilliner Lays for the Lend Of Luther, 100
d Appietons elegant series of the Poets, each zoo
And Z host Of othsr elegant books Of su prices.
auitet u the times
nerssuh~r tfth, 1AS6.
dOcl8 No. IL. LeOlairs noO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
SEWING MACHINES
FOR q, a, AND Ia IDOI.I.AIsS ! !!


FOR q, a, AND IA DOIlAlsS
The Cha NIPPON SILVER for 1.s Ai1ioa,
A PERYECT MACHINE which threads itself
n works spua ly well ss the most expen sive hind
Any lady learn In fve minutes. . child can sse
will any teral-can be att ,ched to any table,
and either coarse ane threat or any tixcd spool
can used on tit cannot get out ~ order and
be carried anywhere without ineonveniesoe. Ad-
dress (stanp enclosed) " HUrCHINGe, le7 Han.
dolph street, Chicago, or Box ls2S
Nh. A reliable Agent wanted for the sale Of
hsss Nschipes In thts eonnty. dent-10
Notice.
VUVHR copavf nership he. .etnlore sxistiLx betwee,
i Allen ! CLARK 10 this day dissolved By mutasl
consent All unfinished business viii b stssndsd -
by 4r Allen.
Daveopovt, No. 10 1aSs snvl1
Davenport Hay Press
ON YloH1 ST., xnAR BnrD0s AvBHUs.
HAY BOUGHT, SOLD and PRESSED.
eTvnB subscribos has established . HAT PRESS
in this city, where he viii at al times have on
hand Hay pressed In lasos and small bsiss. wAeh -
viii osu on
R0A0OnA191e Ter73a0s
ALSO. 1o8 sALs
Excele1Os. RUss1 Rreooeo,
which svcsy farmer N sssss county should posssss
OAcs . sbovs. and alse 'oasA-sass corner Dssdy
ssss-SS. O. Ararsvm HAv,L.np
For Sale.
A BHAUTI1UL. we'll AniAAed, Briea Dwelling,
"A Rocms, OoliaS, Kitchen and stabia poS.
ion Of ths pureAsss monsy dovs, balance a lsag
tims; o. part In saiopsoved laal y oc0ts ceusAy
would te taken at fair price.
ALSO:
Several YFsme Build,ngs, well AaiohsA aaA well
stus.:d 70 sell on good tsFns Or sscsaass sos nss
OhanAise.
ALSO,
Several sess Of me land in various parts q The
Oouaty, 70 ee res<oGabts terms, 80 lone tiaDe.
d.cas E.Ds. aALLAwAY : sAHDEas.
New HoFk COD01o01on Store.
JUST 1DOD1v1D.
TVS suNssSib9 = juse rsesavtng lasOe sdA11lsas
-. y: :. ~ S,s.ss " ~ Ss..s ,.,-,u,v er.a
O's'' " V,s' T J. 81 ~ ~ SusS -
ssvss Ms wsssa''.' RNss. ss~~A sseass
TTHD Aansal neseiag - ~ Hsvkeys Iasusoose
y yAssAnr. fran , teS o'clock =, - - alssl5A
- aussio LR. COATES. ~.
scett Ceanty Rask ASeeslst1e1.
Cum011nnD = - slssk = ~ sssve aa1ls1
- ssessoesse ~ q 49, 49, ~ - ~ =
:ss:sss.sfS - s'ss;s - g -
II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

THE LAST DAY.-In our issue Of
yesterday we expressed a desire that Col
II. II. Heath, of Dubuque. would read his
celebrated poem entitled "The Last Day, :"
in this city We are now gratifed to be
able to announce that he will read it at LIE
Claire Hall on Saturday evening next
The subject of the poem, ''the end Of time
and of the world and the things that are
therein, is the grandest that could have
been selected. The solemn notes of the
trumpet of Gabriel starting the dead from
their graves, and the scenes of the Judg-
ment amid the wreck of matter and the
crash of worlds, all together constitute
theme grand and awful beyond comparison.
The scene has been made the subject of .
painting, rendering the name of the artist
who produced it, immortal: but new er be-
fore has it been attempted by a poet
From the wide literary reputation Of the
Colonel, and from the enthusiastic praises
Of the papers in places where he has been
read, we are assured that the poem is US
worthy of the subject as any that could be
written. We trust that the Colonel will
have full house.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
ruoRInGrok, GROWN s. ARMsTI
lIlII = 711llII FTf'fE3.
j TM0RINGTeN, S. \. BnOWH, J.ARAsTRoEo


A TTORGEYS S and Counselors at Lay, and Nota-
IA ries Public. Also agents for the Charter O1k
firc lns. Ca, Hartford, Coma, Ospitai SsG000D
Oily Fire In.C0. New Haven, I" +" &6GOOl0
Once h Claire Block, Davenport. sepy
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Trustees Sale.

G. A. Company d iii to-nisht al ~ o'c.olk.
/. 4 full attendance is required.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

Dupont's euEpowder.
X A. eEIIg, Agent Ofice-U. 8. Rxpress or
I % fce Perry sireot, between Second and Third.
Jan24itf
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lsEIDERsEeK l. MILLER.

NASUFACrp 2ERS OF PURE AND UNADUL-
1tL tcrated VINR0aR. Orders to be left Vt their
store corner Second aud Gaines street
CE Empty barrels bought IN exchange Tor Vine
. r. auu3i
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for the ID NJ crat. I

A WORD TO DEMoCRATs.-Messrs.
Editors 1t seems that our leading me-
their writer's and organs, are, yet. most
judiciously and disastrously for the hone
national democracy, encouraging the unnses
essary and ill-advised ear-grating quarrel,
that took place at the meeting of the last
Congress. The great statesmen of the ma
tion well know that both parties are more
or less censurable in bringing this bitter
disorganization into the party. Now, how
ever, when there is no existing cause for the
bitter dissention, and the national democra-
cy in the position where harmony and uni
ty of action is necessary, the duty devolves
upon every honest democrat to use active
exertions to promote harmony. and, by ev-
cry honorable means, strengthen one organ
ization throughout the length and breadth
of our Union.
Now is the time for honest democrats to
come out boldly, with tongues. pens and
types, to coax or force all our leaders, or
would-be leaders, to work for the true in
terests of the democracy, and denounce as
traitors to our party, every man who shows
disposition to encourage disorganization.
The writer, speaker or printer, who will not
encourage and insist on harmonious action
of the democracy. is no true democrat The
man who would attempt to divide the par
ty and coalesce with any anti democratic
ism, is no better than political Benedict
Arnold.
President Buchanan and Senator Douglas
are both great statesmen. and both Of them
have done much for many years to sustain
the principles and interests of the party !;
both have done much to sustain the honor
and great interests of our nation. The
quarrel between them and the friends Of
each-bitter as it was-certainly did not
and as certainly cannot warrant disorgan-
ization Of the national democracy nor was
there nor is there any feature in the quar-
rel to prohibit any man, as an honest demo
crat, from entertaining and expressing his
approval or disapproval of the course of Ell
ther party in the unfortunate quarrel nei-
ther can it be an objectionable political sin
to censure all the active participants in this
unfortunate disorganizing controversy.
The number aggrieved and those who
were instrumental in this disorganization
was few, and the cause Of the quarrel really
90 trifing that it could and should have
been compromised by few honest demo
Gratis in its incipiency, 80 that but few
would or should have heard Of it.
Now the true interests of the national
democracy demands and should command
from all its honest leaders and firm friends.
prompt, energetic and persevering action.to
promote harmony and perfect unity of 90.
operation at all pointA To carry out this
policy every attempt to palliate or encour-
age continuation Of Reorganization, should
be boldly denounced. Let the democracy
Of the Union express their opinion - to their
preferences for men and measures, and In.
sist boldly upon unity in sustaining the
cardinal principles Of democracy in selecting
such candidates - they may by orsaui.ld
democratic rule choose to sslsst; in e
worda let The dsnesrasy shesss ~ L
b jsaisieuD 90 hatnssisas aesaa6
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n BFNNETr, G. L. wIIirooNB
uxENNsTT cs NsfytTCoNsss,

ATT RNEYs AND JOuNSELtOR5 AT LAW,
N Nn,siies Public AMI Commissioners OF Deeds
viii practice in the CouT o. Scott, Cl ion Jackson
and ltine counties, snd In Rock Island couniN
m aud tne District Cours of Iowa.
OrPICE-S W Corner M ain and Second streets.
Jlnif
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e1.OO Reward,

T OSf, on Morday evening, . Fur Glove, On Firth
IL street between Brady and Ripley streets, or
n.sr y ,. Church on Brady. fhe hnde1 will re.
cetve the above reward. leaving the same st this
o1Roe. Ja12
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

OWL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
~ ISrESDENr. Also Teacher OF Architectural
AMI Ornamental Drawing.
Once n Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
-Corner 81 ani prrry. jy23dtf
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NnA.. ~. PsTNAM
rRED,Istck >gRAAG.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
~ Notary Public. Office, NJ. -. Davenpor:'e
block, Main street. aGg29
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Ii. alIhE EI.gsR,

CESERAT. COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
VI Serchant, (Whoiesal) Agent Of the SyraGnse
Eait Msnufact9ry for Davenport and neghhor!ng
towns
Warehouse oapos.te R R. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
IA Gos,m!s .on.r OF Deeds fcr Connecticut, will
give premptsn arefu attention 10 tAe co!iec on Of
cIaiEls conveyance of Zeal Estate exsmin ng titles
and ali other Kinds ofl.Xsl business
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05
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hs, drssdfui and destructive q habit. !. ~ ss @
s is uaey s,asn snr, nsqns.iss, yvhS SsSSs
sraneea ssnnf ssns,es n & w"n sas 10y ssSs ~ ~ 7
,cs' wsss" 70 0A'-e'e' ''' "'"s "'s ~ y. -
isrrsd persona, or Dung Mes somteu.aanl n91slaea
w F.y ~, ~ ~
s.n,.S IN r"rss", hesh ''-'-' ~ ss7'fy-fT =
wns passs mmsSi n s snces ~ m s.7I
rs%"ay I on r'"",I ~. I NJ II a" "s "hs Ia.
orsMmic ,ss ,,,, .,.,ss W:sn.s:s I.u. as4 au
~. 'l.ss.s. ,S. es".y moe. ass.s:.ly ~ v .A..s
no have oee"me .ne s'e.m s ~ o. mp~20 sp~c2ss0s 49,
ware oi,ho dreadful eo".sqnsncss tha. n:y 60 H.3
~" a ~ NY s"o,as . In \. ,Ns. ss,,s. A.. ~
roper habits than ny tho prudent ns.sass 49,
ras'Ss sS"s @ :, body and nina srss A. ~
omes , .s w NV nv ssrs
.,sss Of ,as frame .yTRscr, e -
poous PROM NAITIMORR RTRHE'r Esst sXi1 IN
THE rtpR f-w-nE pARTlCULAR n ohaurvira ~
v tME ant NIrMBEk ~ =
- r,,,iye I'D uiess most pad.s and c6nat
In uscd on the rcply Pero.s writing skoud sisto
,c anJ send nortIou OF stanr 3ytnn4Ena
ptc.rme or a,irh h 1,nse.-- A l,ssrr n fvo nava.
M NEEtiIi,V IN NAIfSEOtJ6 nRIY(Jb fY6GU.
AZ" nm. Iacsl NnrnH '.''.s' Il
. :" If Ss @ ss ss Uss
m. ~,a.,s NJ whcar ufe bccu spe nj IN ~
oso,,s n, ion,t paris pbiadcjphIa end ss4vhSy& ~
.oc of Tho n astoolshns cures that verv syeg
many m uhlcd III rim, ps in Tho head and esrs tS
l.e ,,,,st ms, von.nrs. bru9 alarmed Al nnA6nn uon
Aud In ulnrrs Will nrnucni Guahinq Attended .rneees
4. a, nj mind rrc onrrA IN
4 Certain IDtsense "a
wh., ,ha p,,asid.a ND bunru,eut votnyv ~ usoGuyn
% ,lhd ,na s..,. A, ,lis n.imul iisssss, X ~ -
'n. A. a, nm m Timed .ensc ~ sha,ne or drssI a ~.
na, ,.r. hin, srnn, .,nlyug "a ho.s who Ano snaa.
% ~, r,,ah,,y nan a,nc hrfr,cna Mn asiavln~ ti
G vo,oms of ,hs horyd iissssS nSRs thSs
sn n. .or. ,nrna, a..ns.A .caa ~.