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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
IL Z wish 10 notify our customers and
u the people generally that We will
give the highest price for WOOL in ex-
change for goods. All kinds Of Country
Produce and Marketing will also be taken
in exchange for goods.
May % BAKER d BILLMYER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
SETTLE UP,

I TAKE This method TO inform my cts.
l. TONERS that their accounts are all drawn
OF and ready for settlement and il is re-.
quested and expected Of one and all 10 call
and close them W. The money, as q
matter of course, would be preferred in
every case, however don't let this keep
you back If you have not the money
call and DO the next best thing which IL
In the power Of every one, io close them
up by note. All accounts, without any
distinction whatever, must be closed up
in some way at The expiration of every
year. Accounts are TO be considered due
at any time they may be presented.
Jan 8 WM. MOULDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
YOUNG MEN /!

Let no false modesty deter you from making
your case know 10 one who, iron edSoation
and respeclabllity, can alone belrend you. lie
who places himself uHder DIR. klNkELiH'S
treatment, may religiousIy coDEdein lis bod or
as a gentleman, and IN whose bosom will be
forever loo ked The secret Of Le patient
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
ARTIFICIAL EYES,

TTNP.4NU.US or (E.4R DRUNS.l
suitable for either sex and all ages-inser'ed
in FIVE minutes.
DIR BAAKEE has made a new discovery OF
a Fluid that will produce perfect absorption OF
the cataract, and restore perfect vision TO The
Eve. without the use Of the knife. DIR. Baakee
can produce one thousand certificates Of his
perfect success in curing Cancer, Old Sores or
Ulcers, Fistula, Swellngs or Tumors Of every
description, and without the use of the knife.
Special arrangements must be made with DIR.
Baakce for the last named diseases, las they will
require his constant advice aud attention. Dr.
Aaakee is one oil the most skllilul and celebra-
ted Ply sicians aud Surgeons now living. HIS
fame is known personally in every principal
city of the World. All letters directed to Dr.
Baakee, Enclosing ten cen's,) from any dis
lance, correctly stating the nature Of the di-
sease. shall be promptly answered, and the pa
tients treated by correspondence FREE or
CHARGE.
Lz@ Office Hours, from s a. W tO5 p. W
DIR BAAKEE
Office, No. "a Lexington street, betW cen
Charles and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md.
January s, 1859. Sly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
VIM. S. MAGRUDER.
u { 1T al 5urgeo II,

HAVING now permanently located in Shep-
L herdstown offers his Professional Services
to the public. lie is prepared TO do every
description Of work in Dentistry. All work
Terms moderate. Office oppo-
site DR.. r. P. Magrudcr's residence.
October II, 1857. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
PR O F T. s SION A T.

p DIR. Y. NJ. BUTLER hereby informs
NJ the public that he has discontinued farm
"a ing aud will hereafter attend to the Prac-
tee Of Medicine. lie will be found at his res.
rnce in the country when rot Professionally
engaged. January 90, lS59-tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
DOES DISEASE ORIGINATE Il
InpuritY Of the Blood?

THIS is question of vital importance, and
l. one which has never been satisfactorily dis
posed Of by the professors who teach the heal
ing art Some maintain and especially the
old school Phvsicians-that life lives in the
blood, and therefore all diseases originate in it
but modern science AYERS that ailments have
their orgination in both the solids aud fluids Of
the body. That the latter preponderates how
ever, is a fixed fact, and medical skill has
clearly demonstrated that at least two-thirds
of the ills of human flesh is heir TO have their
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
Purify the Blood.

Lindseys Improved Blood Searcher does not
claim 20 be
UNIVERSAL PANACEA
for every disease known, but the proprietors
claim for it the power not only of draining out
all the impurities Of the blood, but by the skill
full combination Of wel-known vegetable REM
edies, it will cure all diseases arising from
deranged state Of the liver, drive out dyspeP-
STA, and give renewed tone and yigor to the
stomach. That the Blood Searchcr is all that
is claimed for it, the prOprietors can produce
THE PROOF. =
1t is only few years since it was discover
ed, and yet it has grown into such business
that large Laboratory has been built express
ly for its manufactures large number of men
employed in putting itup, and still the
Supply does not equal the Demand!
We ask any candid man, could this be so, if
the Medicine did not possess ALL the virtues
claimed for it
The Proprietors have hundreds of certificates
from men of probity and standing in the COM
munity, showing what the medicine is doing
for the suffering,
ASK my PERSON
who has ever used the Blood Searcher whether
relief was experienced.
Let the afflicted give il a trial-a single bot
lie will convince the most skeptcal of It's eti-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
Read Youth and Manhood ! ],

a Vigorous Life or Premature Death. BiHkeiiD
on Self PTtssTratsSH-Oafy2 % CeLss
THIS Book, just published, IS filled with use
fuI information on the inhrniites and diseases
Of the Generafive System. IL addresses itself
alike 10 YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD AGE,
and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive wssniss
il gives, will dreVent years Of missry AID suf-
fering and save annually Thousands Of Lives.
Parents by reading i. will learn how 10 pre-
yeut the destruction Of their children.
"a. remittance Of IS celts, epelostd ~ q
letter, addressed to DR.. KIAkELlS, N. w.
corner Of THIRD ard UNION Streets oet~een
Spruce srd Pine, PHILADELPHIA, VIII en-
sure a book under enyelope,p per ietBrn q mail.
H DR. X. fifteen years resident Phisieisi.
n. ". corner Of THIRD and UNION street.
between SFErcE ard PiSE, PBmapIiFaiA, may
be consulted coEfcentslly.
He v lro places himself under The care Of Or.
K +, uisy religiously confde IN BIS honor "a q
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
Is physician.
December 10, 1855. Sly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
". q. S,ug.k,. M. ID.

DHYsICI4N, SURGEON AND oCuLIsT. RESI-.
/ dencc l. Claire House, once Franklin Block
oom No up-stairs.
tuncs}.dtr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, January I3, 1859.
LOO nj Affairs
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

TasTxRs NAIL fsnnd,y, excsptei.) arrives ally
a, A and Phi c.csss at 0 a N an. D y N.
wgsTEhS MAIL arrives daiy U uhday' exc p'edj
a. ,o . "a and - NJ: closes at s A N and NJ.
sourHxRr n NJ, from 3. Louis ana Boz. hern Mis-.
souri, araives daily fsundsys eXcepted) at h :,
closes at b. n.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubncue snd Nortf m Io-
va arrives daily Sunday excepted) st s n; closes
g.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dewitt. Asquoketa, &c,
arrives tt estays, Thursdays AID SATURDAYS, at
": c,cses ruesGays, Thur sdays and sundays at 7
NJ.
NoRTHEss NAIL, via LeClsire, Princeton and Ly-
ons arrives daily, (SupdAys excepfed) att II eio-
ses al
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays ut " sI closes same tine.
BruE GRASS NAIL srrIves rresdsys, Thursdays
snd SATURDAYS, at 10 A n closes same time.
wksT BUFBALO NAIL, arrives Mondays sId
Thursdays al @ r ri: iosse SAME days At A M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

(TIHEREAs on tn. Goth dsy fApr, A d 1853 ,
w George Hswley and Dic!el Hswiey exc
cuted unto John + Dillon as 'ru-tee certain deed
of irutt conveying 10 sxid ru 20 the land in Scott
county, Iowa, described - follows, 10 wit: The
west half ~ the northeast quart.r OF section twcn
" two 22l township seventy-eight t75l range -four
Al east 5tn p n; W ich ssi coave' sncs VA n sde
By the said George Eawiey and D nil Hawi y,
for the purp.se OF securing the pa ment II c.rtsn
proriss,ry note and the interest there by
said George r and d H.wley, date the POI Gay OF
April, A D 1858 fir $500, rsyable t. Ansrew w
OAmpbsll, guardian, In one year, with interest at
ten per cent.
And now said note having become due and payable
and the said George AID Daniel Hswiey having
failrd TO pay the same, l, hn Dillon, trustee Is
aforesaid do hsresy give this pubic notice that b,
virtue of the power which 10 In me vested BY said
deed Of trust, vll, oo Saturday, the 5'h day Of
February, 1859, at the hour II two O'Clock In
the afternoon Of said day, At the Court House dor
II the city Of Davenport exp,.e and offer 70. sale
At pnbc auction the parcel Of land above descr be-
o. 80 much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said note with the Interest
thereon 70 dav Of sale together with all he costs
aud expenses attending said SALE OF this Ictce and
trustees tees
Dste1 the Sd Gay Of January, A D 1859
JOHN DILLON,
janis Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
l. A L + S T n F. w S.


WASHINGTON Jan. la-SE>ATE-The Pres
ident in reply To Mr.. Seward informed the
Senate that the Wandere has landed o
cargo ct Africans. also that every effort is
being made to brinl the guilty party to
Justice, hut that it is not expedien. To make
public now the correspondence on the sub
ject
on motion Of Mr. Hunter. Of Pa, the com
munieation was ordered to he printed
HOUSE, MIR. Stephens, Of Ga, asked leave
to repor, the Oregon bill, as some days will
probably elapse before the committee on
Territories will be called, he desired that
some day xt week be set apart for its
consideration.
Dir. Morgan, Of n. y, preferred TO pro
ceed with the business in the regular order.
Mr.. St-phens-I hope the gent will with
draw his objection.
Mr.. Morgan-I cannot yield one jot
Mr.. Houston, Of Ala, wished to make q
report from the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Stephens said as he could not report
the Oregon bill except when the committees
are regularly called, he should object to all
| other business out of order. Two senators
and representative had been elected from
Oregon sovereign state, is now denied its
right OF equality
The House re-u,led the consideration of
the motion to refer the naval appropriation
bill to the committee on naval affairs
Mr.. Sherman. of Ohio, thought il strange
that proposition to refer the navy hill to
the naval committee should meet with so
much opposition. If the committees Of the
House are not to be entrusted with the leg
'slation appropriated to them, they ought to
be abolished. Nearly all the important leg
islation isembodied in the eapproprationbills
by the practice of the House must all be
framed and acted upon by single commit
tee, that on ways and means. From necessity
these theymust adopt almost withoutchange
the estimates OF the executive committee
One committee properly examine an expen
diture Of $4,000, 900, the items of which fill
volume. 1t is impossible. yet the chairman
resists reference. On examination Of those
bills by other committees, he should on the
contrary seek their aid and demand their
security. He contended that the reference
proposed was political measure of reform,
that it would reduce the naval bill not less
than 81 100000 and its general practice
would tend to reduce expenditures and
make each committee responsible for its
branch of the public business and secure a
more thorough scrutiny into the interests of
the department
Mr.. Washburn. Of Me-. opposed the mo.
tion. The committee on WAYS and Means
have properly the charge Of the appropria-
ton bills, and there must be some organ in
consideration with the executive depart
ment. The course now proposed would lead
to much confusion, and there would be an
increase of 25 or so per cent on the amount
reported by the committee on Ways and
Meana
Mr.. Lester, of Ohio, wished to know how
42,OOO.OOO would be saved by referring the
bill to the naval committee.
Mr.. Sherman replied that the bill sppro-
PIRATES over $4,000, 900 for the navy yards,
aud over $3,OOOOOO for the repairs Of
vessels
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. lI-The overland Calf
forn:. mail with California dates to the 18th
arrived with four through passengers,
among whom Is j. +. Curtiss. formerly Chief
Of the Police Of San Francisco, who reports
the discovery Of large spring in the mid
die Of the Colorado Deser., yielding an
abundance OF water.
Both The Apache and Csmanche In
dians were committing depredations on the
mail stations. in consequence Of which the
Government animals were obliged to be
used 10 carry the mail for some distance -
The Mexicahs were also suspected Of steal.
ing mules from the stations.
European dates of Nov. 13, reached San
Francisco Dec 10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

A Tr01AE EY AND C0CNSELIOh At Law,
IA HutsTE l'.hlic and Commissioner Of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsyys ysn.a
and chic.
Gaioc-E0rih-W est corner Of A&ln and Secosj
streets, Davenport, Iowa. aug l3tfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

FERRY Boar OUT AGAIN.-When
the Ferry Boat went down to the slough
last week, We said that it was permaE ent
arrangement, but we we're in error. Yes
terday morning the ferry hands went down
to the boat and worked oil day getting her
up through the lee. She came up last
evening about Eve o'elosk and made lev
trips, aid win soatinns b IN uatll laftAse
aelasA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival UG the Hse.. MuOsss Taylor,
New York, Jan. l2.-The steamship
Moses Taylor arrived at midnight from
Aspinwall Jan. Sd, bringing nearly s., 400.
900 in treasure. and 200 passengers
Commodore Mcintosh, OF the Roanoke
had take passage on the Granada fol
Havana, enroute for home.
The most important news is already re-
reived by New Orleans
Markets in San Francisco depressed, and
quite inactive with heavy stock.
Weather favorable for mining operations
but receipts of dust continues ligh..
Money abundant and in rather better de.
mand.
In San Francisco, owing to the scarcity in
the country. dry goods iobbers had had an
active trade during the fortnight at re
munerative prices, but no sales by i'm
porters
Provisions generally dull'and unchanged
Edwark Pollock, editor and a poet of some
notoriety, died at San Francisco on the l 9Th
ult. He was native Of Philadelphia
The gold exports from San Francisco for
the last year mp to the goth December were
nearly s4S 100000.
Geo. p. Johnston. indicted at San Fran
cisco for killing Mr.. Ferguson in duel, has
been acquitted.
The weather in California had been quite
cold and snow had fallen to the depth in
some places of nearly three feet.
Gen keenan,, United States Consul at
Hong Kong. left San Francisco on Dec 18th
for China, to resume his duties there
Dates from British Columbia are to Dec
10th.
The mining on Frazer River is improving,
but weather very inclement, and provisions
scarce and dear.
Gov Douglas had authorized levy Of
certain duties on goods imported in British
Columbia. Merchandise charged ten per
cent, but Victoria is declared free port,
and no duties charged on goods entered for
Van Couvers Island.
Isthmus advices are meagre.
The jamestown had returned to Aspin-
wall, leaving the Savannah at San Juan.
There had been a futile attempt at re-
voution in Boyrave, New Granada. and an
other was projected in the State Of Cameo.
The frigate Merrimack and sloop of.war
Decatur were at Riolelo. Nicaragua, and
the st. Marie at Guarymas
Dates from Valparaiso TO Nov. 30th and
Gallo Dec. 18th, had been received.
The losses at Valparaiso by the recent
fire. are estimated ct three millions Of dol
lars.
The Mecklenburg ship Kittershoff, from
Glasgow, bound to California, foundered of
Cape Horn, on Oct Both. The crew were
picked up by the bark Maurelius, bound for
California.
The Danish brig Bernard. from New Cas-
tile for Valparaiso, also fonndered of the
Cape on the 2sth Of Oct The crew we're
saved by the British brig Espritx
The British ship Vision. from Glasgow
for Africa, also foundered of the Cape on
Nov. 22d. Crew saved.
The Crews of oil three Of the above vA-
sells were carried to Valparaiso
Exchange on the United States las per
cent. premium.
Political news from Peru unimportant.
Business at Calico dull and exchange on
the United States IL per cent premium.
Accounts from Ecuador are to the 6th Of
December.
: Guarymas was still blocksded by Peru,
but not very vigorously.
Bolivia vas quiet A minister had been
sent to Peru, to arrange existing difReultiss
with that country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

$500 YRAR.-Wanted an ACTIVE, BoNEsT
man in every county In the States, to travel and
canvass for the NEW YOBK OMA mus - beautiful
~ illustrated monthly Journal To uitsb.e active
men, salary Of $500 per year and . small commits
sion viii be paid Address
C.P. BRITToy, Publisher, 80 Beekman ST., N Y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

GoLD MAN1A.-The gold fever is
contsgioua We hear of new cases almost
daily-some severe ones. If the epidemic
is not held in check by some means, it will
undoubtedly take a~ay a number of our
citizens. Neither eclectic nor homeopathic
medicines will answer in this case; jour-
ney to Pixies Peak is said to be the only
sure remedy. 1t will either kill or cure
sartaia Look before you leap; be sure
you are right, then 60 ahead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

ALL AXE ISyIrED.--In behalf OF the
Printers Banquet Committee, We most cor
daily invite the printers of Mnsca,ine, Iowa
City and Le Claire TO join the Davenport
and Rock Island printers in concentrating
the birth day Of Franklin. at the Bur,i-
House, on Monday evening the 18th inst
Let US all meet together. locked in one form,
well JUSTIFIED, and see what an Impression
We can make on the public. Turn out on
this occasion-eyery one, from the patriotic
little " devil up to the foreman-not for
getting the editors and publishers Come
afd see us.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
No ts.E 10 AnvERrIsERs.

tsrge cuts charged double the same dimension. o,
type.
Dhplsyea aive. Elements onc.hsf more than
u~ist ratse
icariy tvertlsing contracts will be understood To
spplF cty u tie Immediate business of The adseE
ttsrr aud si other advertisements sent ia by the adj
yertarr Will be charged extra.
hdsrrl1fcueuta not accompanied with Instructions
WI BE- inserted ett. yrhd, tul charged acc brdingy
Nptiees In sei and benevolent purposes IN
rrrici oto tine tfre oi epst, thereafter charged
other al Scrtlelfssfts
Adgertisemvnt- froxa abroad must be paid for in
rIfidbil IN afraHcf. E4ie.s from at2ruy eI Agents
Coatrs IS fpr re4riy advertising terniinae At u.
option ~ advcst.sers they payns alYaucerl.nt &:
~ per cent. On The contract price.
Advertisements in-ertef next To reading matter
70 per cent. advance Oh above rates. aud krpt n
tie Is per cent ait ance on r~g Mar rates.
Al transient advertisements must be paid for IN
advance.
RICHARDSON u WEST iowa State Democrat.
"a DERS 4 Iii.O. Daily Gazette.
II. fischer X co. Der Dgmokrat
WARRINGTON x WiLKlE. Daily Evening Eews
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

The RIvER.-The river was pretty
thoroughly cleared of ice. at this point, yes
terday morning. The prospects for an ice
bridge across the river are not at all good
at the present writing. We are beginning
to fear that our ice merchants will be oblig-
ed to practice the grab game again, if they
get any ice to speak Of. Above ths rapids
the river is very firmly frozen over.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
TRAVELLER'S GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave at 9 IS N and $50 n,
Sundays excepted; West, leaves at 905A m aud 500
M, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, North, to Dubuque, via Dewitt. Maquo-
kets and Wilton leave the P-nnsyi vaniA House,
days, Thursdays ana Saturdays at I A NJ; North. to
Lyons via eClsire, Princeton, Csmanche and Clin-
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sstu rdays att IA NJ,
Smith Il Arnol5's line OF hacks leave every day at
NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

TTV0D AanuA neseing - ~ usvkeye Insusooel
i Company vii - Aejd = ~ o1cOnD uGoDAy
= JABUAnY. fro0 3 to6 o'clock =, ~ ~ G1ogo1el
q 0eVpa Dtrootosu,
1oc1o dtjoo10 Z ,. O0AxD1. 0Dosy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
N% Franz Of tho Rurfic Houso

EF Frank, Of the Burtis House, is
making the requisite arrangements for q
splendid supper on the occasion of the Prin-
ter's Festival, which is to take place on
Monday night. We doubt not that there
will lie splendid entertainment and that
our citizens will turn out and shed the
light of their countenances upon it literally.
We trust they will. Only encourage the
printers once IN a while, and they will re-
member it in such manner that there will
be nothing lost by any one. We hope the
public will bear this in mind.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

DrRrour. Jan. l4.-Cloudy. 80 above.
MuscArINE. Jan. l2.-Cloudy. wind south
Rock BLAND. Jan. I3-Cloudy. ~ above.
QuIScf, Jan. l2.-Clondy, ~ above.
SPRINGFIELD. Jan. l2.--Cloudy, As shove.
CAiso. Jan l2.-Cloudy, 43 above.
sr. Loris. Jan. l2.-Cioudy. 40 above
FEogIA, Jan. l2-Cloudy. 40 above.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

~ The latest idea afoat was
propagated by rather unsophisticated
lady, from the Hoosier State, who entered
one of our business houses Yesterday. and
very anxiously inquired for Mr.. Stewards
Law mandatory, She was informed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

/" The CENTURY."-We have receiv-
ed the first number of this mamoth sheet,
which has long since been announced as
forthcoming. 1t is published by Mr.. McEl-
rath. formerly partner of Horace Greedy
in the New York Tribune. Tie Century is
nutral in politics, and devoted to general
intelligence, commerce. human factions. the
arts, DC. 1t is one of the most extensive
sheets of the day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
BrattOn House.

VVHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends aud the travelling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house is
nearly new and furnished with oil the conveniences
Of modern hotels The table will be supplied with the
best the country Affords.
His experience and large acquaintance With the
business in the West, is sufkcent guarantee that
his houseis the place to stop a when you 70 the
city Of lie Olaire.
n Hacks leave the Drstton House every morning
fcundas exccptsD for Davenport.
mavohI-d4vAUtv Nm WSRrLAHU propsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

THEFr.-At an early hour las. even
ing, while persons were passing and the gas
was lighted. some scoundrel stole buffalo
robe from the carriage Of our friend John
T. King. The carriage was standing in front
of LIE Claire block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
Park House,.

GvHis Large and Comnodous Hotel has been leased
by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
eteA neatly furnished throughout, Ia the best
-. vith sPsIsa BEDS and LIo gTED WITH GAS.
"a Mains will be spared TO max the PARK HOUSE
y AK No 1" Houee Of the City; Il being much the
ana pleasantly situated Ia central locatipn,
~ coener Of Je1svOon and Dubuque streets, near
\ fIity Pnrk, with comfortable foe
- hundred 01ee1.
SISW6-ln oeaeormity 10 the tineo.
S~S ~ Tooooloue otAbliA4 AatscAol % thohou
... - 3eUqpM11: 9 q 9. Yssgelstse.