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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

T HLIOl NUONo NIIU
goLDEN, CUTTER & CO. IMPORTERS, Is
Y . and II kilby Street, Boston. TOYS aulIAN-
CY GpOpSb by the case, well assorted in each case
from $40 10 Sl2j per case. Agents for SANDER.
son d ~LtNEEGAN'S celebrated FIRE WORKS.
Orders from the country collected. vii Pm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

From lndia.-EXtrac of a letter received from
Rev. L. c. Thomas. TAvoY, November l., 1si3.-
MEssps. p. DAVIS i SoN:-Dear Sirs-+'*The Ea-
rcns here, by various means, principally through the
agency Of the Rev. D.. l.. Brayton, have become ac-
quaintcd with your medicine, and their demand for
it i to me very surprising. I have now by nc ore
dcrs for more than fifty bottles l therefore wish
you to send me n quantity, and | will pay You
through the Treasurer of the Missionary Union.-
There is no medicine " hich stands sohigh in the c-
timation Of the Karens Of these provinces as the
Pain Killer, and l feel willing to crafty them, as l
entertain q very high opinion Of its worth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

To Nervous Sufiercrs.-A retired clergyman
restored to health in a few days, after many years
Of great nervous suffering, is anxious to mako
known the means of cure. viii send (frcc) the
prescription used. Direct the Rev. John NJ. Dag
nall, No. 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y,
WHO lm--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

The Balm of Hanthoiea, or East Indian
Remedy is the only sure cure for Diarrh"l, Dyseu-
terry, Cholera, gripping pain in the bowels and chill
dren t~cething. Prepared by lI.S. Humphrey, Os-
densburgh. None who have used this valuable
remedy will again be without it, whether they are
at home, or travelling. In time of war parties do
not wait till the enemy is upon them and then send
for their arms and ammunition. But they have
their swords girdcd on, their pistols in their belts,
their carbincs, musEcts and rifles loaded and ready.
That dire and uusatisGed monster, Cholera, is the
foe of all mankind and although like the deadly
rattlc.nake he gives all a warning, yet when his
flngs arc once fixed, few recover. a word to the
wise i sufficient. Armed with the Zanthorca, we
may feel secure.
For Sale in Burlington by A. c. SrFaE, and Drug.
| gists generally. wl3 W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

'lN''l = 'NiNhli w w H'lAN sN N'
following letter from Rev, Henry Wood. of Concord,
n. II. Editor Of the Congregational journal peaks
volumes in favor u Wistar's Bal5am
CoycoRp. n. H.. March 2-Nessrs. Seth "
Fowle & Co.-Gentlemen Two years ago, a sudden
AMI violent attack upon my lungs confined me to
ny bed for several week., and when | recovered. l
was &c much oppressed by di1culty N brea,hiu-.
that / was often unable to sleep OF rest upon bed
by night. The suiering was extreme, and Judging
from tho i%rcficacy Of the remedies used, ! 'rIt.-ci
tho disease incurable. Being persua dod to ny a
bottle Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
BY, without the lc asst confidence in ITS efficacy, l
found the difficulty almost entirely removed ho'orc
ono bottle wasusod up. Having a mortal aver. ion
to medicine, and seldom using it IN any form, ym-
plthy with my follow-suherer induces mo To- made
this public tatemeut and recommend The article to
Others similarly afflicted,
h-l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

Crtalogues,-The Free Press office has recent
ly been supplici with a new stock of eyerythint
necessary for the incest catalogue and ramrhle
work. Wo think vo can make 1t for the interested
Academies to order Of u. Wis W
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03
CLOTIIHN Nc.

NNTORTH N0TICE.-A BEAUTIFUL Quail
w ty of Fashionable Black Fr.eb Coats, Yc.,
&C.. Also a good assortment Of White goods ,uita-
bio for Commencement and Excursion PARTIES
No. S Whcclcr's Block, east Of American Hotel.
iy2gliw C.. EENN~.
Clothes Neatly Cleaned and Repaired
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

Massasoit SaIyc. Wectamoo, the vile Of
Chief Ma'sasoit, gave the first package of this val
liable Ointment to Edward Winslow, who first Wis
tied the Chicf,iuring his illness. The Colynists used
it with great success, and it was familiarity known
as " Massasoit Remedy" rs cents per box.
J. p. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Boston, Mas.
For sale in Burlington by THO. A.. PG,A, and
A. c. SrEAR. Winooski, by Jas. NEWELL, and
5. {. lsHAM r.. FERGUsoN, Essex II. o. HouGrs,
Richmond DNoS & Co Milton also NJ. HUI,
Hiuesburgh. Wis Wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03
With respect, yonrs truly,

None genuine unless signed l BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale in Burlington by THO. A. PEcS, and
A. c. SPEAR. Winooski, by JAS NEWELL, and
:. c. IsHAN R. FERGusoS, Essex Il. o.. HoDGrs
Richmond pNoN 4 Co., Milton also ". Hun
Hincsbursh. VIII lw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03


distressing complaint, is more prevalent than is
generally supposcd. It is attended with inlamma-
tion small tumors, Is the generality of cases
make their appearance, producing ana irritation
when the body is heated, indisorihahly painful.
which II is impossible 10 resist scratching, and the
only present relief seems to be e desire To- tear the
skin of. This disease is not d]augcrous hut cy-
tgcmcly unpleasant. Clerks and those of .|cleutary
habits are most subject to this malady.
let all afflicted try Dyer's Healing Embrocation
and we warrant immediate rclicf-aud au Of. ctual
cure. Many Troublesome cases of this complaint.
have been rcmcdicd by the use Of this great moli-
cine. We can present fact upon fact, in cou.hora.
ton of this statement, and thousand. Of rcr-uus
bear testimony to- the great ynluc ofthi. aliAelliug
PauleeL.
sold in Burlington by +, i. Benton VII Ina
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

FNLAIN HAIR AND CUELs-PlAlN HAIR
/ Cgr'z. fan color. ICES 1aJ prices re.e.y-
cd OF the Church Street Ievelly Store.
sept , T.. L. EEIN-NAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

u ~gRo-s PUINEAs' pENsTHIs DAY Reed
SD and for sale .t HCNITNGToN'7.
aQ. Cd. ls56. it
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03
GOLB u SILVER w NRE

FNINGrE EIN1-.-A LARGE NEW tS-yRI-
y ve.r of Finger Ring just received a- Church
Stree. I.weIrF store.
sertgj J.F. BEIN~MAID.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

A you'h. seven wear II sce. hiv'ng in
charge brother and si-t.-r yeun.er, can. .
up on the - ern Wosli y.s'e'dey, bou d
Tor Wisconsin. They a'e f'om oregon,
where their pa,cn's, whose mines were
King, were killed by the Indians Last VIM
t.r. These children were with their pa
rents " hen they were k He'd, and narrowly
escaped death. An lidian lev"led and
snapped his gun four iines at the eldest ,bu'
III. gun missed fire and The by csc sped -
is mother, as she lay dug 81 h.I wounls,
gave him directions for rearh,ng their home
which he pu sued, after she w,s dead, and
by the aid Of an old ftien, ~ Indian, sue
cre,ic,i. His care # lis It'll. brother and
sister " as 20 paternal aud manly, that i, ex.
cited admiration wh veeycr he went, ard al
San Fiancisco benefit was given him a;
the theatre. from which he real. zed 5 900
Whatever NAV be his future career, it i
ce, Ia rha, John X King has led all event.
full lifc.-D,troi, Adv.
Our readers will rcInember the SIC i
about the young lad whose mother told hin
to t,kc baby and his little bro her 10 a
neighbours hunsr. while she remained be.
mnd 10 protect their dwelling from The In.
dams who surrounded ,t--how the neichbu
had fled, and he led his brother and carried
the baby for miles. AID WIS finally saved
III them, aud taken on board a govern
men' vcsse. The uncle IN w soon in ha,
adopted the brave lad and his brother am
s,st.r. Thcy reseniv piSSet, throti.i, here
on their way to their far homo. - Roche ;.
ter ADV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
a Case Of .se MrsleP.

The Detroit Free Press states that a
Mr. Jewett, Of Chelsea, Michigan, died q
few days since, in consequence CT intense
mental excitement, produced by reading
10 the newspapers the details Of cruel.
ties inflicted upon, AMI the death Of, hi,
brother ct The hands Of "Border Ruff
ans IN Missouri. The postmaster at
Chelsea attended the funeral and took
with him letter just received at his off,
&C for the deceased, and post marked 10
Kansas. lie was tot able to present it
until at the grave, when on opening it,
It was ascertained to be from tho sup
POSED murdered man, stating that he
and his wife were we'll, were comfortable
and happily located and hal not been
hung, arrested or in any way molestsd.
Chi. Times.
The infamy Of the editors Of the
BlackRepublican press has nearly reach
ed the lowest depths, and the shameless
lies which they impudently manufac-
ture and circulate are creating an ebb-
tide in the popular mind which is steal
lily bearing the Fremonters back to the
vortex Of ruin and disgrace. The men
Of political parties will excuse any res
enable amount Of pervorsion and false
HOOD, but when it becomes the whole
stock in trade Of party or faction, a
nausea is created which sooner or later
will spew up the detestablc mixture Of
Black Republican fodder.
Who doubts but that this shameless
press is guilty Of the murder Of poor
Jewctt' And yet this Is but one in
stance in the dark catalogue Of fabric
atoms which the fanatics have publish
ed to sustain desperate and sinking
cause. When they have published
these stories and they are proven to be
false, who ever knew one Of these press
es saying that the story was untrue
None. They publish them with viii
fnl and deliberate design Of securing
votes by shameful falsehoods.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
WANTED.---A COmpOsitor.
JANUS FACED.

While the n. Y. Tribune il l'h"r.r@
with commendable zeal to show that
Fremont Is not Ia'hoic, ana thsH ne
IN no way sympathises with the "s-u
ropean sediment thrown upon our
Shores through 'he eil"''ieiS u ''i'n''
-'a''o'' anu ne 'e''' 49, ''''' -"
SP"ticss NM" -''e'''''-' -" ''''''' An
r.'h' ''P'''o'o " 80 80 ''''O 81"
vac Ni'''" " az ''''''' ''''''"
''' 'i'is' ~ i''' ~ ''i'' y" T. =
out hffc ''f '"'"t'''7 WIN tiAe ""'
~ ''h'lh'' M ''.f'h' az" ~
'o"P'ea '' ~ 'l''' i'''''''''' - ''i''
'fP">'" "' Il" ''''S' "'' h''f'''' y "
- - 49, - " -,
49, ''''''', = - - ~ .''''' " =
10y : "
~ '''e Id. 'i'f N"'' % i '''l'' - 'i''-
'H> 7 r'"A"i ~ me 'iiof' numerous
'"''' "' 'he hno" No'h'''5ss' "a'' ~
ne "e.' where the votes OF a'"i't"''
ti''>rhN ar" more numerous ih'y h,n
aver 'l''iI' WIN elic ro'.ch tai ol -''"i-
Rl'EiSm.
, The Know No.h;nS> in 'Iie Eat lave
/ nominated Fremont, and one principal.
oahof the Order i, that they will,pic
i for no man who is no, member of
! the order of the Third Degree. they
dli moi nominate Fremont without inst
known" that he WAS IN full member
, ship IN the Order They would have
violated Inc most important oil alitheir
I oafhs BY DONG otherwise.
Here at the West MANY well mean
M Germans, whose abolition instincts
blind their eyes to the proposed assault
upon A.lr liberties, are cooperating
, With Know Nothincs for the election
! of nran to the Presidency who must
! fulfil! his obligations to the Know
Nothing party which nominated him
by not only approving Of modinca-
tion of the naturalization laws which
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
TrOat of Feeding Corn tn 1sO-s.

It's estimated, from an experiment made
by s Is Anderson. that l0S bushels 1T corn
viii pro 'uce !, O,9 pounds of .ros. iacre.s"
in the weight If hogs lll thrifty hogs
were weighed and PIT into zen. TAey
wpre fed for leo d,ys on az much corn "a
iaey could cal. Tle average gross mere ,se
per hog for the one hundred days vas ore
hun lid and serenity Eve pounds, OF at the
rae Of = polnis per day.
l; thus app ars that one bn-Ec' Of "orn
VIII produce gross increase If l0i pounds.
Troxinr off L., to come at the net weight
! give 3 ! > pnunds Of POI kas the product Of
one hu>h,i of corn. 1872 5pounhs of pork
arc ma e b. one hns'cl, OF fifty SIX pound :
! Of corn. one POM Of pork is the product
II e praid, % corn.
! FROM m experiment ra'e b. S1mne,
LiUn, Of this country With fifty three hogs.
as renosted in ,he P.tcn O;Iicc Report for
I 1919, q poun!s OF corn produced one pnnd
Of pork.
I FROM the exre.itnen' made Of the Hon II
l. E.isw orih, reported IN The Patent Office
Report for tie year 1917, It appears that }
10 pound Of cooke, meal ade one ppund
of pork. THIS experiment was on small
scale
! Assuming that il requires six and two
thirds OF a pounds Of corn TO make one
pound Of pork, the cost Of its edaction
viii b. seen by the following table. Tar
/ labor of feeding and taking core If The ho S
/ is not included il the estimate.
| When corn corn costs twelve and half
cents per bushel pork costs one and HAITI
cents per pound.
/ When corn costs seventeen ceds per
bush-l, pork costs two ceats per polnI:
When corn costs twenty five cents per
pushed, pork costs four cents per pouu.
When corn costs 80 cents per bu hel pork
COSTS four cents per pound.
When corn COSTS A. cents per bus!l,',
pork costs cents per pound.
The following table shows what the far
mer realizes for his corn when sold IN the
form Of pork:
When pork sells al 3 cents per pound, il,
brings 25cents per bushel.
When pork sells for cents per poun ii
brings 80 cents per bnshel for corn.
When pork sells Tor 5 cents per pound
il brings ~ cents per bushel for corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound i,
1t brings 30 cents per bu,hel for corn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

Il"tLLiAG Houses to rent on Second aud Third
- SIS, ~ the west end ~ the city
Ten valuable building Lots in s,uri. wants aadnhps
80 ., ~ u. BURROWS resasace. toI eel. On very
Two Lots the Rnr had q, Csl.e, $500 a..
unrestricted Eircr vicw--i~r sa,s ter cheap,
several valuable Lnis far bushes. nn..su.d III.
.heS, on narri-i and smn steven, .,rth Of saith
for sale very w.
Ten valuable building Lots an scro.a and Third
u.'s, 'o' nef cr'it % i've years gwen ~, mort
OF the purchase mo l.y 49, "
lot N 6rsn's Ad'.r,"n; dwelling house on IN.
pr mieas far sal" chc.p " ~
West half LIT T. ni br4l Il pan.e ,..r =, -.
tpaovmepts, "'-
.ot-' fr"n, by 81 f"'t hspon Man sirr.,,op,,.,,s
thu tatissr- Uupsr for safe.
Corner tt ou Ma, and From, ttrc,s o., nj. ,t..,
w"s' 4 L' ?, olock CO. opposite Il C,rk's resi-
i"hc" for sale III .ap. IN bong flut.
West lots, btsk 80. IsIls,re,s til A.ti,iu,n
b"us" with rooms, and e'Hd table
lit ,n'i 8 IN Mitth-n'O atfhxs, and sDw.I,,,,
hou~. :. b. - IN ioi 4 for saic "a, ar
:. " = sc b. ~ -. I eat So acres mr. .a,.
D drrt lot IA H'isli-s. n bins. u \ guIsrN abi,nn
>" audw y set &C ~ - r. Tot ssre.
M go %, tpss RIO. tln,t ~ county e. SALE
cnp,rt
. aor"s in 20 n ~ 10, rse all under cul,ivs
/ mi" from city, fur sal "a, ~
= pT i9K. az Ito acres miles frpIA
y "iSwS Swtt otSs,s ,pl
y 4 81 \ y 7 y u 10 " lou.aa louu,y ADJ
Joining timber. for sale
>. ~ " \ at II II /, ~ one mite e,o,, TN
'llN ~ wv "a ne. M s.lr
~ a. i', lainI 70 under cultivation. fncrd ssorv
h'n,s r~"l water 10 fruit trees ~ promises ,in..
=" : " !" , 20 ~ Il 3 J., miles from Da,,lI-
port ftr ale
" t't'S with dwelling house and stable and other
h'if3'e'n hts, adjoining The city VI pay,i,l-rt for
far $3.50 ~
W s"'Hw SIsFsnas. 80 acres fer s..
Forty acre. No prairie Land near Waleo,t far
SAFE very low price 4.1o.
ihr's acre. Of Ltnd in Wcs, Davenport, fo< safe
chHP, IN tts u from four .kt acres 6ne view IL
River and Twin Cities
AZ" sc''r"i other valuable tracts Of Real Estat. in
IN, city and country, for salei y
ALLEN 4 DOOLAN,
otiz NV No. Orr's building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
ES.laE or Florence

FLORENCE, Srbrasha
t',", u $tEeiST, Psa,'t j. NJ FARMER, a.
H'ilE uEd Ieitu.'l pop / los II III Bank Il
l. Fiirh'r, tit-ki. ar j.; IA. 2.t-
3l-r1lr Of IL thGle", nt.41 d;aii. r-pan- -,
In all IL S>rc> Hitt WI t.tt" III N"is - sail
/ lns:I'utl1n NJ IT. latrr ~ In c,;y,f FiH'f-. "a
con- and At j Ii II ia Htnkrr iien-",. ~ Et-l-
IN IN hing" al "n" 70 rt ~ ~ sI.ri a;
rates ut u,her rurr ny.
COOK y SARGENT Davenport
COOK SARGENT \ naWNEI. low, iiy Iowa
COOK. SARGENT \ COOK Fntt Des Mria'>A
COOK. SAhGENf y FARMER, fl,renos, Neh.a,ha
jul. It'll IS.,6-jtf
Az ORDINANCE 10 amend an Ordinance 10
propide for imirorjRJ n. arcefs, alleys: iutito
LandiagS and side uahs in sail CITY
l. d: 1t enacted by III. Ci C9unci. OF the Cry Of
Davenport,
that ali pid.uanc passed. arl approved June h 20
proyrltn, tor The improving 81 stf..ts sc. b. 50
IN nd.d a. t, ,qure owe OF land fr,niis sts
- b. improved III ID" mtnnar dc icns,td by -aId
,lninc 10 paw h rNl nj tdNing p, icins h.
necessary bs In rein, and Ike clio Is h-ftby
r.isved ot such II bl,I y
!. Be IL I'm tn 'nlct that The expense ~ paving
alias uiling Al The intersections ct ,tre't> 10
ne mp owed aflr esad--Shali b bonn ty III c!ty,
and nol iy n ivsIe nitvi ia Prsprietors.
} 50 u.uca ~ the ordinance hrrby amended
! nct herewith /, hereby I. zeal d.
| Pa ii and dpp-,v d ',uGast 18th 1856
JOHN FORREST Mayor pro. t'm.
Attest WV. nAIt (I.ik
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

There was an immense democratic
barbecue and mass meeting a Little
Eagle, Scott county, Ky, last week.
Messrs- Jas. }, Beck, Thomas P. Por-
ter, +. Thompson, Geo. B. Hodges,
Selucius Gar6elde and G. P. Hogan
made speeches. Il isa significant fact
four u theas speakes-the first men
toned wegs peominsat wings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

An INc,DsMr OF TEE BuaxISc OF rnR
SrsAnsa NoRIHEsN lKDiASA.-An moi
daos, which created intense feeling
saoag the lady passengers 90 the Mis-
eiseippi, was the 1iscoyeiy ~ = sweet
little bedy shout . yesr, old, which BY
some meaos had it, little arms scross .
bossd.. and vas holding on With death
grip. u vas now, mounting the tops Of
the wavess now down 10 their trcukhs
sad il seemed - though at cash mo.
ment Is muss rslax iss hold and 90 down.
The ladies' watched Il with the most in-
tssss ssxiety, and among them we're
0osesss whose syes were moist and sobs
ssdibls. But it was mot long before ono
g shs hoass picks it up, and the most
tesvsnt exclsmstion 81 Joy 1T its rescue
.yses heard on every eide. Fortunately
Sse'oothsr was Anoog she saved who
1a0e - THE city On the Mississippi, and
80 sese, - che elsspsd 80 her bosom
- dAild, Who's shs bsd thought drown
- = altaesthss Undesirable. 10 o
~ Papee. ii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
Extract from a letter dated Milford
Fix. comfy. Pa. july 2stli, lS56.

Extract from letter dated MILFORD
Pike comfy, Pa, July 2stlt, lS5G.
"N'hilc We, here in the keystone
state. are constantly hearing Of the tri-
nmpll tba, awaits flec"n-ersative par
" in the New England states, at the
next Presidential election, we wish 10
inform The rolN;ervatiaemnn 81 the cas-:
fha, the gallant sons of Pennsylvania,
the home of our standard bearer
democrats and wings, a'''l all mon
i,,iru lnrn, are iallvin" in Their might
and promise such a MAJORITY for Buck
and Brock a, ,hali ~end diSmay into
The ranks of the confusion loving enc
NV. and "lailcn the hearts oi the true
patriots Of the republic. The issue is
.TNIoN OR DauNioN: the uatchword
j., 'TlE | >IoH, II sAarL IL pREsERv-
I'd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
$50. REWARD

+ OSr On Mnn,lay I.th nit, n Pointer Dag an W.T.
IL ng To- he nam # suor." said do l. IN app
an, ahaut n a. odd Ia both rars liver calustd
found liver coard y, GA lis hight SIDE, and anntl
SPIT ne the OF his tnl If he Ci"r. II
had al nj two hire invh HI tail cat of Tn
alnva rswatd VIII gtHn To sty nf' leaving the
j, : AZ the rasisfeac, Of Mr.. FEERihAl'' On tie
Of 9Th and Games It's. f1r u,h mfOrntiion
viii eilahlh ID. uAntr u recover him.--Aug 10th
div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

FaEMoST PRAYER MEErISCs.-It Is
fact, that at Ohcrlin, Ohio, prayer
meetings are held at five o'clock ia the
morning. expressly for the success Of
Fremont.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

Al juice llaxz- ri, Vi Sussex co.,
nlcwarc is out for Mr. Buchanan. =
Mr.. Hazard vas formerly Governor Of
Delaware, AMI las alway been a prom
incnt supporter Of Wing principles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

The two bes. engraved likcnesses Of
the democratic nolninces for the rrssi-
dcncv and vice presidency, are III the
democratic Review for August. peri
I'll WHICH every democrat should have.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
New Musical Work by G.F. Root,

INHlSwlik iii place hitherto vacant. The
i leriin 80 tunes j. exc ,lirnt. Also arranged nv
t'"inSiVe- OLD tun"s, pciaiiy of prayer and social
NJ 'riihg..
M" H'lacfi"n ~ pitc"s for oreninc and closing
rvt"s, - cal '.tifitUS Nc. kso ChtntA for r.
isr"9tl ~'rvi ard last In not tea g. 100 page.
H'Ni 10 instructions an rcT@e-. which make II
invalua,'' for the Teacher We intend at ala nae 10
b suppl q with the work NV thr quantity. Otars
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Publish Il III NV YuIk hy II ,snri X Bro. and for
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18

FREM MT AND SLAvERY.-The New York
Herald, the lead hg Fremont organ, both
before aud since his nomination, openly
advocates that Kansas shall be made a
save State. 1t says
:A.imit Kansas, then as \ slave state,
and hereafter let the new free states and
slave states come in in pairs fair of
set 10 each other. Thus is will dry M
the bitter water, which are now bursting
forth ia the west, and the streams Of
passion AMI exciiment which they feed"
STorrING THE WHEELS or GOVERNMENT.
- The action OF the COMMITTEES OF the
whule on the state Of the Union yc-ter-
dav, in amending the army appropriauon
bill by adding clause repeating all the
legislation Of the X an-as legislature. if
finally insisted on ly the house, will be
equivalent to refusal to appropriate
dollar for the support OF the army OF the
United Stat, 5 for the current i,erl year.
This vii! be playing plump INTO the
hands Of the TO cail,d) border rui'ans,
mho only ask fair field in Kansas and
no interference whatever on the part OF
the government. Washington Star.
! Workmen are busy removing the
machinery Of the Northern Indiana
This is all that will be saved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
Pho T, ibune Of TUESDAY l..t save !:

sif the election in New Jersey were
to morrow, W. shouts apprshend the
choice OF the Buchanan electors. The
imposition is sis.Vsc,ei anil disorgan'I-
Ell, and could not poll anything Aks its
fair vote"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
Washington, August l3.

Washington. August IL.
rhere is no Truth in the report that
Ju iges Lecomp'e AMI Cato have been
oiIici lly requested to resign, nor have
thew been removed.
There is no ground for the statement
that the prosecutions in Kansas, for
treason aud oiher crimes, are to be
ouashei. Mr. Geary accepted the gov
ernorship Of Kansas m no such condi-
tons as have been alleged.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
NEW SPRING GOODS,
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