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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

GE- The railroad convention recently
held at New York, at which the Presi
dents of the Baltimore and Ohio, Penn
sylvania Central, New York Central, and
New York and Erie Roads, were pres
ent agreed to general reduction Of ten
per cent. on all freight from New
York west. Passenger fare remains the
same. The convention adjourned to meet
at Buffalo on the l6.h inst. for the pur-
pose of arranging summer time tables.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

Ey- The Express d. Herald, of Sun
day, says that on the day previous, some
thirty teams and one hundred men pass
ed through that city, en- route for the gold
diggings.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Feb. +:

HALIFAX, Feb. a.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada,
from Liverpool, 18th, arrived this even
ing.
The City of Washington arrived out
on the 1lth inst.
Continental affairs had changed. Pa
cific rumors had predominated, but the
latest advices are more warlike, notwith-
standing the peaceful sentiments uttered
by the Emperor and Count de Morney,
at the opening of the French legislature
Warlike preparations continued on a
larger scale.
The Paris Bourse had fuctuated, clos
ing heavy at 6sf for per cents.
The British parliamentary proceedings
were unimportant.
In the London stock exchange the
fluctuations had been slight, but the
funds closed flat.
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies
had voted new loan of $4,000, OOOf.,
which Count Cavour had explained was
designed for the defence of the Kingdom
against the threatening attitude of Aus
tria.
Military movements still continue in
Austria.
The Calcutta mail of January 9th, and
Hong Kong of Dec. 30th, had been re-
ceived, but news unimportant.
Liverpool breadstuffs were dull, with
declining tendency. Provisions we're
firm.
The question of peace or war was still
discussed with animation in all the Euro
pean journals, and in political circles, but
was asi far as ever from a satisfactory So
luton.
The Daily News says that Govern
ment has given orders for the construc-
ton of sixteen engines, destined for wal
steamers.
1t has been noticed that the number oil
Italian refugees in London had consider
ably diminished during the last few
years.
FRAEcE.-The number of ships Of wal
in commission in French ports, was 200
The latest correspondence of the London
papers looked warlike. There was great
diversity of opinion, and it was believed
that hostilities would commence before
the end of the year. The Herald's let
ters say that affairs stand just as they did
before the Emperor's speech. Great diff
fculty exists, and if diplomacy fails, war
must ensue. Six floating batteries are to
be constructed in the French ports, to be
navigable like ships.
SPAIN.-In the lower Chamber, dep
uty asked the government if it knew any
thing Of the bill presented to the U. S
Congress relative to the purchase of Gu.
ba, and if it would. communicate to the
Chamber any correspondence which
might have taken place With France and
England on this subject. The Minister
of Finance replied. that he could not an
swer the inquiries without consulting bis
colleagues.
SARDINIA.--After strong discussion
the loan of fifty million francs was voted
by the Sandman Chamber of Deputies
by ll6 yeas to 35 nays. The following
is summary of the Count Covour's
speech respecting the new loan "Ou,
policy has been at all times never of q
revolutionary character. Austria has
lately taken a menacing attitude towards
US, and has collected very large forces
on our frontier therefore, the necessity
arises for us to look for means of defense
Our policy is not defiant we will no
excite war, neither will We lower oul
voice when Austria arms herself and
threatens u.s."
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
Whites Hotel,
CORNER OF MAIN &sCOURT SITS.
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA

1NHE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the
l. above establishment, is nowl prepared to
accommodate the Travelling Public on Fayora.
BILE Terms. His Table will always be supplied
with the best the market affords, His guests
will be served by careful and attentive Walters
and no pains will be spared to make the White
te Boardsrs hv Eas Wa mp
Month, or Year
U No Liquor allowed to. be sold, or drank
about the premises, on any account whatever.
$50 w. CHANDLER, Proprietor.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.

The Opposition State Convention OF
Kentucky nominated Joshua j. Bell for
Governor, without dissenting voice
Alfred Hallen, Lieut. Governor, and
James Harlan, for Attorney General
Great enthusiasm and unanimity pre-
vailed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

A man of weight" has just died in
New York. His name was Asher A.
Skillinge, and he weighed 67s pounds.
tie was "jolly, good-natured man, "
and made his living by selling fish and
oysters. He was native Of Maine.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
Ey We learn from the Waterloo Re,

EsT We learn from the Waterloo Reg
lister that on Sunday, as one Of the daugh
tiers of Mr. Arthur O'NEIL, Of that vii
lage. was building fire. she tainted
away. which SO frightened another sister
who was lying in bed, that she died in
few seconds after.
The same paper says that Mrs. RAN
SAY, a resident of that village, swallowed
a pin on the Friday morning previous
which lodged crosswise in the oesophagus
several inches below the larynx. 1t was
removed, however, by means Of the pro.
bang.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE, publishe,

ARrHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, published
by I. S. ARTHUR & Co., Philadelphia,
at So per year; four copies for So
ARruuR's writings are always high toned,
moral and instructive, and so is his Mag
azine. The March No. is embellished
with beautiful, expressive steel engra-
wing, entitled "The Only Child'-a
perfect gem. 1t also has finely color
ed fashion-plate, with some IA other
drawings and designs of dresses, and
articles of lady's toilet, together with
many useful receipts-certainly good
deal for the cost Of the book.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
FIRE.! .FIRE!l

Phoenix Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CT.
Cash Capital and Surplus, S349,157.IA.
S. l.. LOOMS, President.
II. KELLOGG, Secretary. W bita
Losses Literally Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
The tariff of rates adopted by this Company
are as low rs UNDOUBTED SECURITY and
PROMPT INDEMNITY to patrons will war
rant.
Dwellings and contents insured for /, or
years, ut reasonable rates.
The undersigned is a duly commissioned
Agent of this Company and is fully empowered
to receive proposals for Insurance and issue
policies without delay.
G. +. LATHROP, Independence.
February, 1859. [2-49
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03


with very intelligent gentleman from
st. Lawrence County, New York, last
night, who informed us, that from what
information he could CLEAN in the section
of country he hailed from, he had every
reason for believing that there would be
quite large immigration from that coun-
ty to this part of the west, during tie
coming spring. North Western Iowa is
considered the best country west of the
Mississippi to emigrate to.-Dub Times,
FEB %.
GEOLOGICAL AGE OF THE DIAMOND
The discovery Of diamonds in Russia, far
from the tropical region, has excited much
interest among biologists. In the de-
tritus on the banks Of the Adolfshoi, no
fewer than forty diamonds have been
found in the gold alluvium, only twenty
feet above the stratum in which the re-
mains Of mammoths and rhinoceroses are
found. Hence, Humboldt has conclud-
ed that the formation Of gold. veins, an d,
consequently of diamonds, is compare
lively of recent date, and scarcely ante
rior to the destruction of the mammoths.
Sir Roderick Murchison and Mr.. Yer
neuil have been led to the same result by
different arguments.
The expenditures of the Government
during the four years of Tyler's admin
istration, were only SS1 ,2l6, 623. Thus
IN less than ten years our expenses have
nearly quadrupled. The average under
Tyler was little over $4,000; under
Polk, 1856, 100000; under Fillmore,
S48, 600, 900 under Pierce, $52,775,-
900 and under Buchanan, SOS, SOC, 900
all exclusive of payment upon account
of the public debt.
The Des Moines Citizen states that the
aggregate of nine of our State officers is
just yGtiyJo feet. giving the net average
of just six feet to the officer. The Aud
itor, Mr.. Cattell, is feet "a inches in
height, and the Treasurer, Mr.. Jones, re.
joices in the wholesome length of 6 feel
IA inches. We venture that no other
State in the Union can present such a
long drawn out" array Of State off
GERS.
1t is quite common observation, that
Consumption is the chief curse of this
climate, preying upon old and young,
and scattering widely its shafts of des
truction. But all who have ever travel.
ed through the South and West, or, in.
deed, through any portion of the interior
of the country. must have noticed that
there is a disease far more preyalen,
among Americans than Consumption =
Day after day they are alternately shak-
ing as with nervous fit, or rendered
delirious with fever. Most of them end
an early grave. None who have ever
seen or experienced this disease, can tail
to perceive that we allude to what 'is cal.
led Fever and ague. The discoverer Of
a remedy for this evil must and should
be considered a public benefactor. and
DR.. j. Hostetter's celebrated Bitters is
the remedy. we know from personal trial
For sale by Druggists and dealers gen
orally everywhere.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
Pixies Peak.

\ LII THOSE bound for the Gold Digpings.
"A that wish
A Barrel of Good Fresh Crackers,
Can have them by leaving their orders at tho
CITY BAKERY
GEO. w. HARDENBROOK.
Independence, Feb. IA, 1859, (4s-lm
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

GoDEY's LADY's Book, published by
L. A. Cooley. Philadelphia, at So per
annum 2 copies S.; 3 copies So
The Book" still keeps onward in the
march of improvement, and consequent
ly loses none Gifts popularity. Cooley is
one of the most liberal of publishers, and
seems constantly to study how to make
his book more acceptable to his patrons ;
and, with man of his taste and capaci-
ty, to will is to do. 1t is an invaluable
book for the ladies.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY, published
by OAKsM1TH d Co., New York, at So
per annum two copies IS; five copies
$40. This is large, handsomely print.
ed, and profusely illustrated Monthly. o.
ll2 pages. The table of Contents of the
March No. is of most interesting and
varied character. The Great Republic
has list Of contributors comprising the
best names of the American Hterati, and
as the publishers aim is to give "vari.
ETY." as well as "spice." they succeed
in making a most popular Magazine.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

Messrs. ROUNDS d LANGDoN, No l55 Ran
dolph street, Chicago, H., are our only agents
for that city.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Office of the Wapsipinicon & st. Peters
Valley Railroad Company.
QuAsouEToy. Iowa Feb Ok 1870

QuAsouEToN, Iowa, Feb. 25, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
~ Meeting of the Stockholders of the w. A
st. p. Valley Railroad Company, at their Office
in Quasqueton, on Thursday, the 18th day of
March next, ut one o'clock, p. NJ, for the n,r.
pose of electing Directors
5O-3t) d. S.'DAyIS. President
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

The Guardian is the Official Paper
OF buchanan County, and having
n much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
the most Val iaa BILE to resident or non.
resident property holders, and is ais
the best medium for Advertisers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03
Fer Sale.

OEk hundred and twenty Building lots In az
Addition 10 the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely Situated On
she bank Of the Mississippi They viii be sold on req.
tonable terms.
por particulars inquire Of Nessrs. Durioe Pratt =
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers Bsq IeCls;Ye.
or Of John # king
Dani Ageut. No IS Brady street.
Also. numberess desirable pieces Of land in
and near The cities OF Davenport and L. Claire and
near Port Byron. poy3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03
WINTER ARRANGENENT.
Mississippi & Missouri r. B.

WINTER ARRANGENEN
Mississippi &. Missouri B. B.
Trains run by Ghic.go time, which i. twelve min
utes fssler tiAn Davenport time.
IN and after Monday, Jan lOth, 1859, and until
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport,
nuscaiine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
Oiiy tSundsys errep'edl a. follows:
AT Express and NAL Tram st 8 0S A NJ
Trains Will leave Davenport for ChioaEo daily, SUI
dsys excepted A. follows.
1t Mail Train. =, s55 M
ID nx2ress Train, a. 3 20 p n
Trains arrive II Davenport daily, (s1ndsys sxcsp
tsd) ~ follows:
LIST Axprsss Train at s45Au,
"a Mail Train, at 755 Pm
PROM THE WEST.
LIST Express and NAH Train, st 545pn
Trains run by Chicago time, which Il twelve min
uter faster than Davenport time.
All trains out of Davenport Will make Connections
at Colnmbs City, Washington and Iowa City with
the western Sfage Co. stages for all point. West
The Passenger Train connectr At Rock Island with
CHICAGO Aock Island Railroad trains for oil points
East, Ho-ih ana South.
Passcnsers A. reminded Of the necessity OF giving
Sseaei Erection a. to the destination OF their bag
The cars.
n. Is. The Morning (aj5 A NJ train FOR IN Rssi
tonaects al J let wth trairs the Michigan Cen.
I al Il at the Jurctit n with trains the Pi3ts-
burg, p wasne Chicago X r; RI Chicago With
trAin- en the Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen.
ral RAJ RAIDS.
Jsi9.itt JOHN Y. TRACY, supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03
MEDICAL.
rms sssr AND .HRArRsr
HORSE AND CATTLE MkDlCINR


SIoam's Ointment and Condition De~A>.
Tor Purity, Mndn<ss. Csvfofnsv sad 49,
~ess, SLoANs OiNrMEHT erc>is and II ysusa,- -
prrrsdins All other u tments ana Iiotn~e. -
In rs 'or the following diseases:
srssh wounds, gale q all kinds, spysina Avvar,.
esace-' becss. n stooe, vrdeaiis p.,s en- esIs-s
spevins, sweeney. fstuls, stfssts ct oyos 49,
and cPacks. fcundered feet, scrstches asA .ve...
mango, sni h. m distemper,
TuB POwDER viii vemove all icAsn nas,,a -
fever purity the bleed the 81 n.
vsser, and strengthen eve'y part OF She seAv: a
has proved sovereign remedy for the ioa,owt.
disc So
Di-t.mp.r, Ride bound less Of arr~sise. ,r,,,
strains, yellow water, inHAnmAison Of he svea "a
tisne ON hsrd exescis also rheum. Il. n, ee19re.
Is called Id complaint ~hrh proves 20 fssa, =
many valuable horses In this c, untry u n also :
sat, ard csrtan remedy for Coughs and CoSda
which generate 70 many diseases.
WALTER ,. SLOAN,
ORIGINAL Proprirepe.
Grand Dept, - south water II 10 Aasemsnt =
the kichm-nd House. Chicago, Illinois, sd ss,H ~
Iestly every town In I'll the w-s,ern R;atep.
All Whllesale Drrggst. sell the medicine n ses
regular wholesale prices
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
sLoAS's INSTANT kKLIEv is truly Greet nemsA,
usf - cen bottle of Sloan. ant R<,Ssf esven
In pint ~ arm water. seldom fail. cure 1orss
Of corru"n Cdlic In few minutes In ,xtr,me ca.ee
repeat The dose In a.tesn min atss
FOR Bruises Str .ins, s. rains. ana many other IN
)ures on Horses, Gate, and other animals oDuua
Instant Belief spes Oily effect cure. Many pesee.s
have been Astopishod TO the rAp, cuYss ef.
fectcd, ny the use OF this wUuderful psdioip~
(suRI-dA Osm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03
Take them and I.ive!
USED THROUGHOUT IN. WORLD.
Derrick's Sugar Coated Pine
Kia Strengthening lnastsr. N

ON = oO8 " -
gsr Coeted Itfs h.ls, cose.
ing o''ly Is cent?, Oil lase
. family liz month";, savO
twenty-five dollars IN ~.
oil ian's b,ils fifteen or tUeD-
~ more IN loss time, and -
unfreQrenily. the lils a
some neDb~Y Of the lA0eay.
the vA'ue - which onan0k
be estimated In dollars a
cents.
H.r ick'e KID StpsnGsheA
ing slasiers cure IN I've
hours. pains and veaknsno
10 tie bre.-t, sie and hoek.
matte oumplainis n =
quAlly short spscs o. tine.
spread on . beautifua laoA
sAin. tneir use sut1ects tno
Ncarer " no i0roUvenirnfe
an each one vill wsoy sru0
one vsek 70 three mcosho.
Z Pills n niiy boHe. - 90.
; Peters, en- I'm, 10Ag 60.
> " They have bern -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03

For sale.
n Acres beautiful lsnl for Fa'e. Is acres of
~ which Is improved, good double log house fl ;
water, milss frou Camden, On Monmouth road, H.
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful arms, l6' acres each 80 acres in a
hieh state of Improvement, good dwelling houses
sui out h0uses cool running an well er each
: miles asst OF the city, u a GOOD road and near
tie rsilrosd Q acrss % good ,u. and timber fani
VII r. with t'ese farms IL desired The farms are
ad,aiDing, timber land and coal 6 nj es # rare
chance i herr IF rcd and = ~ doutt,ess go soon at
the easy terms on which they can b. sold.
ALSO,
Horse AMI lot Second street, Grants saw mil
Lot. 200 by ca feet Good two story frame house
ane stone basement. Term. easy.
Apply
Ja23 RAIDS GALLOWAY / SANDERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03

For Sale.
4 BEAUTIFUL. well finished, Brick Dwelling,
IA Rooms, Cel!ar, K'ch-n and Stabl,. A por-
ion OF the purchase moray down, balance on long
time; part in unimproved land in Scott county
would re taken at . fair price.
ALSO:
several Frame Bud'ngs, we'll finished and well
situated to sell on good terms ange for mer.
chandise.
ALSO
Several tracts OF 6ne land in various parts u the
County, TO sell on reason able rms aud long time
Apply TO
dec2e EADS. GAILAWAY / SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03

q II E.IT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR.ATITE.
GAYS the 81. souis MOI Democrat Below vs
~ pub sb ettet TO DR. Wood, Of this city, fSoo
gentleman In Mann, which speak slosireiy Of iAs
.upe Tor merits Of hi hair tonic Such ssh nee
a. net have its e6sct, WIN coming Il o % . reliable
source II osrtncates gusf.n fr~te, tAe
DR.. needs no encomiums nor useless punsry fra -
press:
PATH. MAINE, Jan. 20 lase.
Pref,ssov o. J Wood a Co
GENTLEMEN Hav NJ m, attention called . fsU
mouths sinc 10 the highly berefcia. "a Gle - yosr
hair restcra i've, vas incu ei 10 make appics
Of II 10 MY own hair, Nh, had b. suiss may.
probably one-tEIrd While, my vhnAesp ves~ u
same character. S,m. three monses ince pos-
chas bot lie OF your hair resrorsuve and uee1 =.
] . on fou..d 4 -, proving What I had .tbs1. J
ns-d, III atlut iwic . vel. ] have stDss peorusO1
another bottle, 81 ~l ch have used 900 le
tify 70 The world that the gray ~ ~ ho1g
has 'otslIy CT aypsaei. 20 b On ny heed - -.
and my h-irtss esnm.d Is na,ur-. ooice. oD11bs
iieve NOR SIT and gasy hsn IL has been bsaees
for twrnty fv. years ] am nov .ix.y yeoD a
my good i- st he age Of n,-svo. sss ussa h Nth
tne ssme effect.
The above notice I deem du- to yea Ns your vsiv.
able discovery Del ed that Whoeveg vSm
nightly USE a. per ,ecs ns siI not Asss osensssa
to contradict ny It. enens en- Il - q tAis
city and e.,dent L-re foe the lat an. q y-sss.
end am kno. r!y every one ksre snA 81 y
ine towns Any yu may AXE ~ 10 o6ovoI
ith my name sttAch.d IL ~ you vtce . vss6
70 pres che besut.~r Il nature IN cshess . vs
: A'' <. g 9 ss.YsosD.
eALTInoaE. Jas. =. lsoB.
WOODS HAIR RDe1URAflv8.
Professor woof-Desr eis. nsving heA ~ NJ.
fortune 70 los~ the 81 portion o. my r frsn &c
effects o, the yelow fsv,r, iu Nev orleans IN iso1
va. iBdoc.d 10 mske . tr u Of yosr prep n. IN,
ard found IL 10 snsweY the verv Tim 90 ~
~ bair l. nos thick and giossy, scd ~ word -
express my ctlsstons 70 you IN CIV - - ~ Elk.
ted such . tree,ure. FiNLkY 000No0A
The uodersign' d, Rsv. J. Z BYass, h nlaA-sse
Church 1t sroosn. Mass Ne h . ssasleoss -
great influence and universal , beloved.
w. DYua.
Nnoo8vsn1D. JaR ~ D0o0.
Professor Vsod-Dess ~: ksviDg = - & ~ %
poav hair ressovasiee i've me pleasure a. ooys
tbst ~ s6sct hse been sxceieas IN se~ovlns . =.
nation, daod Nh ami . 0u<taos n1soey 70 rsA
With vnkh have besn troa.lsa f,@ ~ eoalGADA
and ha- elso restored NJ hair, when - ose009
eyoy, 70 ~ SSietnal color have Oos0 - oon1 -
ticie with ythi Ike the saos I'se Ne - lss0e
Youfs truly, >. IS 1osOo.
ne Hest Ystivs Is pu. p II Notsss y snsse 49,.
Vi: large medium aud small; the snan A~0 >
I'm hnids q iast tveasy pr cent - - 49,.
tt,n las IL snail, 70 ale los TIE del1eso = 49,
the large hold. Qus,t - pr tset 0oso = uuUus
t,oe and setsls for thrs+ liar : 1911
usv Yo,S. - ne sr~st 7. Viz nan1no 49,
InAoeet ) and, ia Matte: ssr0t, -. lsQA =
Asa ssid - Al eDsA Dsessiss - - Ssso
Oeo0vo- - "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03

10n FFIT of ground on Brady between 18th and
IDO 18th reefs, on good terms.
Also,
III feet CT Brady, by $50, low 20. cash.
Also,
lots on Brady, $50 feet by $50. This can be sold
or ioLg time
ALSO,
lots on B~aiy betsen STU and 10th streets on
long time and very cheap,
ALSO,
$4,000 worth OF real estate 70 sell cheap, all i'm
proved lots in the best part Of the Cit \ goods and
groceries, 4 cAsh and balalce on long time.
Also,
$40 600 worth Ct goods to exchange for unim :
proved lands In Scott and Auscatine counties.
ALSO,
beautiful new frame h use with two acres OF
highly orn amented lard, command inRthe finest view
in the vicinity OF the city, On go d terms.
Apply to
JaI4 sADe, GALLOWAY b SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03
that GREAT REM EDIT
SO LONG SOUGHT,
70 VID 1T II II 3 r.!


THIS remedy c.a,med by The medical profess Hoo
L and the mniepl,-a thousands ~bo have AID
AID t-..ed ,ts yonde,ful cvysfre prop~rtIs., 70 b
tur.'. own rem.sy Is the 7 silt Of years Of toll Nd
study by Of Ohio's avo lite phy sici IN order
& produce somethiLe that would Get the wishes Of
sun ring y, and thoussnds from the prince
~ pAsce and humble cottsge testify 70 the -.
mediate rel ef found by It's ose Por want Of space
vor.
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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
AT the above ofnee tickets for New York, Boston,
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