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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

The West, it will be seen has been dealt
with very parsimoniously by the Federal
authorities at Washington, in the distribu-
ton Of Executive patronage On the score Of
population, Ohio is entitled to near half
million Of dollars Of patronage, but she re
ceivcs but 81 5000; Indiana. Illinois, Ken
lucky and Tennessee, large and influential
States, have been equally unfortunate in
having their claims regarded. The little
unimp ,rtant State Of New Hampshire, with
three members Of Congress- has nearly as
much patronage as Ohio, with its 81; Maine
has twice much as Ohio; and California,
with two members Of Congress, has four
times as much The little territory com
prising the District Of Columbia, not as ex-
lensive or populous as Hamilton county, has
over $4OO,OOO 10 Ohios $lOO,O0O! 1t is fol
ly TO suppose that such gross and unequal
distribution will not cause loud complaints
and murmurs, as indeed it ought. While
exact accuracy may not be attainahle, there
should be at least some approximation to-
ward it. The table given above shows that
the free States receive s3.5l0,l26 II year,
to the slave States 81 ,532, 566, and that the
nineteen States which voted for Mr. Buch-
anan received less than the twelve which
voted against him.
Those Abolitionists Of the North who are
eternnlly pratng about the South governing
the country, will take notice Of the fact
that, if such is the case, the South is gcner
GUS enough to give the North more than
twice as much Federal patronage as it en-
joys. 1t will be seen that the District Of
Columbia comes in for an immense share of
the Federal appointments, notwithstanding
that millions are lavished every year upon
1t by the Government in the way of local
Improvements and public buildings. 1t is
time that u reform was instituted in this
particular. and that the centralisn and ia
vorism Of this District, at the expense of the
States. were broken up The New York
Herald correspondent thus speaks Of the
way in which it is done:
| The modus operan,i; by which the good
| people Of this district succeed in securing
to themselves so large share of the spoil.
may be worth a passing notice It is known
Washington is better supplied with board
ing houses than any other city in the Union
and then, too, they are kept by such .clev
err ladies, mot always widows,) who have
such winning ways; and then they are Sc
polite TO the honorable members Of the tive
Houses Of Congress, who indirectly control
the Executive patronage here; and they
make these honorable members 80 comfort
able, and their charges for so doing are So
very moderate, (that is il the husband OIL
son has II fat office in view, } that the said
honorable members cannot refuse the ur
| gent solicitations of his amiable hostess tt
secure an appointment for her Maynard son
or her lazy, loafing husband In this way
| have hundreds of drOnes been pensionet
upon the Government"
The publication Of this table is calcula
ted to do good, and by showing where thu
excess and deficiency lie, will induce tn
high Federal officers to do all in their pow
ert to make distribution upon more equit
able principles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
8. q. SHDREY96
Feundry and Machine Works,

svNHB Proprietor 10 now prepared to execute every
! variety Of machinery at short notice.
Superior Steam Engines from 6to 100 horse power;
Ensinee Lathes, Paners, 0Tist MILF, and al descrp
lions Of mill vcrk Also sole agent In the West for
ehe manufacture Il AcCord's Anti-Yrictoa Horse
Power; superior machines for the purpose intended
Ne would Invite the sttentioa q parties requiring
Shaftine " his Adjustable Hanger and Self. Oing
bo1es, superior to anything In use.
Particular attention will be paid 10 repairing ma.
chinery, and prompt attentoo given 70 Ill orders.
propose - execute ny worn In the best manner and
ash parties requiring machinery or repairing TO avor
me With tAeir orders Castings Of al kinds supplied
70 order. Wsrhs on Third street, opposite the o.
holic burytng grouud. dec97davly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
Public Notice

rs hereby given TO ~ persous interested that ths
/ undersign~d Commas toner's chosen BY the City
Council Of the city Of Davenport sssess the dana.
ges occsstoned BY opening, widenins and exten1inG
ID street nom Fillmore street west 10 the vest
Of Brsd.haw's land, viii meet 1t tne hoase Of J
Bradshaw on Thursday the i>th Inst. q o'caoch
for the purpose a Sieviss the pr mises and max
ing their assessments
Davenport Jsly 3, 1857.
SAMUEL AYIvRSfGR,l
JAMES nACKlATOon Com.
July3iloe ALI CLAl8D,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

CT The rage for western emigsatiou
10 beginning 20 tell upon some OF thl
towns In New England and New York
IL 10 stated that . census OF NeWbury-
port, Massachusetts, which hes just beer
taken, shows . decline in population
sinos 1855. Of bseWeea i've end six han
dred; and there ere mssy other place>
that show falling OF il the nambse oil
their inhohitante.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
Gellrey'sC elobgated Cordial Gin

CTeeTS. UUI uOt1 YlJl IUtUTtUW.
VU>HIs unequaled beverage possesses medicinal pro.
i perties Of the highest order. = u manufactured
especially for anA ~ the Propulsion 49, Pstsntee OF
the best materials, and has the mevts Withsnt the
drieterious Effects OF any other Gin either In Greet
Britain Holland, or this country. GOdfrey's Ieie-
1raSed Cbsdtei CIV bss bceo s10Utod BY suanent
pAysicians as the puTest snd most eicacious diea.
sive stimulant and diuretsS which menufscsufine
frem thoss alcoholic drinks which tsg4 thirst FOL
stiNulsnts. Orders TO any amount pron0Gly nllsd
y the P1epsAseee. $50 00D1ee!,
Sspeasdans Is 10uth William d. New Yorh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

3 heseby given 10 I'll persons lnter0tsd nat the
L understgn.d Ocmmissioners chosen By the City
Council Of the city OF Davenport, 20 the da-
images occasoned By op~nine. widening and extsnd-
ing Rock Island st et from 7th ttreet north to To-
Gust street. will meet Of the hsase Of John May,
Rock lslsiSd street. Wednrsdsy the i6ah inst 81
o'clock n for the purpose Of viewing the premi.
ses and making theiS assessment.
Davenport, July I'd. 1857.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER,
GRDRN, , Con.
JuIy3d1Ot LC DBSSAINP,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

Ths Liver i ose Of ~ the principal regulaaoss
ofthe human body and vhes II performs Ne
functions well, the pow - ers Of The system are
fully developed. The sfomach v almost CO.
tirely dependent on the z healthy scioo Of
the Livas for the peo- Per performances - Ne
funcsioas WIEN the sts9Iach Is o fault. ~
bowels are q fault, nd the whole systsm sur
fers in Consequence Of ~ one osgsn-the LIva1
having ceas.d - do - ~ duty For The d.
easee Of that er9any0oe - Of ths propSSetsS oas
neAs u he stuay, = - psasten - nsse fAss
ewoty yeass, 70 - ID 49, reoaey wesse-
vith 70 ceuntersct ~ ~ nsny deraaseoenss -
70 provs tSss taisrs- sely !. u last seasd,
asy psr.on troubls1 VIII Liner Ccwplndas
il any q - ArnA - but 70 ~ sosssA -
AconpsspA Ass been formed By disso)vlDg
suns end EXERCISING that part Which y SOL
ohao - the e lge stee - 49, Of - 0edoeine.
fhe;e gums penove III ~ std Or bod ulneaeS
nom the system. sup- - piyinx In their place
healthy nov OF bile, In vt9oratine he stomach
causing fo,1 10 aiesss vdl. purifying - .
No d. atvins toae and health 70 The vhoae
mscsinery reaovins the causes d III ~.
eaaS, sad eGecths 9 radiea, c.ss v1Asas
usins Cologne, Or HIN. erdt PoisoS thss V
usually n sosted 70. ~
One dose aow estiag h sulle,ent 70 rsajevs
~ stsnash - PIE. = v0s ~ food froa ~.
ting and souSing. a
Only one dose takea befoes retiring prsveots
Nightmare.
-OaIy eas 49, tasea q .sisAt lsossns ~
ov1s 01nAy eod cares Z y 6Araese.
One dose taken sftsr - eaah meal vii cure
u-oss q. q y. .s.-sssan. fsl ~'il y
ve ~. soss,s ts:ss 81 sss:s esssrsee.es -
.,ovea the cauee o. the q disease, and nAb0
'' css1 60 de-. .a.- q Aassy' relieves aA:..s.
Mo,S.ss ~ : srsvese1vs q Oetsrs.
one dos tstsn siesn WI Iresa ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
~ THE LIVER
INVlGOR ATOR
PreDarod By d. SANFORD.

10 great ocientinc Asdisal dscovsry and is 1aily
i workins cusss, aluDost 700 ereas 70 bellsve, Il
cuves - u ~ Dsgic, GkSf frs dsss giving ~
nSfs and sesdCm than one bottle 10 required 70
cure any kind Of Livsr Complaint, from The wort
Jaund!ce or Dyspepsia 70 . comnO0 headache eli u
which are the rsult Of Oleeosed Liver.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

OoT during the IRE, from ihc resideace Of NJ.
~ Bennett, Blask valise, the lover portion boz
the upper formed - = bag. Il contains amongst
other thing papers Of much value to the swner snd
v maShed l. baker. Prov IL. lnycoe Teturntns
or Swing nl0rmattoo Of the same will b literally
rewarded. MD0 nARRR
Store shove Wssvss's, Main street, ness "a 1t.
JuySdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
DRUGS.
'rR,(JSSES.
\ l,AR ID.

H<UAs r. WEBB having sold his Interest IN the
I ! Drug 1t re No 10 I.cSisire Now, Davenport, 70
Aessrs Taylor Bsilord, would bespesk for them the
patronage 80 kindly exten lei TO him.
One cfthe drm being graduate Of fnatmacy sno
the other ha, ing had an experience Of ten or twelve
wears In the description business, he confidently re
commends them 10 the public o. safe aud competent
Davenport. Feb II. 1901. msrcnS"u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
Public Notice.
Public .N1li4R

3 hereby given to oil persons interested, that III,
i undersgned Commissioners chosrn by the City
Council Of Che city ofDavsnpor 70 sssessthe damage
by the oIening widening and extending Prrry street
from It'll 20 IDcutt, III meet at the stone Sehot.
House on Thursday thu 18th day Of July, 1861, q
O'Clock y, tor the purpose Of viewing the premsti
and making their assessment.
Davenport July ,, 1851.
COLLINS,
ADAM GREEN, Com.
July 4dIOd A SMALLFIeLD,l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

NOTICE.
I'm and afler tn ID of January the unAsssiGno
~ Dsnkers In the city Of Dav export, will opea ths
o6aces Tot business Ut O'Clock 4. NJ, nd close q
osclock p. y. until further notice.
COOK SARGENT,
MACKLOT COR61N,
fALLAAN, POWERS NOLAN.
CHUHD, BRO, DAR2OWS co.
NICHOLS, OAMPn1Ll 90.
Mc0RR0OR, LAWE0 . BLAKBM0AR.
lan1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
CHICAGO.

ocNlvEN = 0AllA0hGN'o,
General llveTtis1ng anl ColDoct1ne
Ao0D00x,
SEWIU0 NACHINES!
gOR FAMILIES AND nANURAcrUREaA
Wheeler 1 When, Manufae-
turing Company.
BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT.
PRoPRIEroRs MANUFACTURERS
PATkNT1D JUNE isah. 1855.
wEsfERM OFFICE, leo Lake Street. Chicago.
This Mschine stitches the
FINEST On COARSESr FABRIC,
Al she pressure d the Operatos making with ease,
One 7hossand beautiful and durable stitches per
missts almost neiseiy, and ars becomiAg indisIen.
sible lb1 family use.
Pull infOrmation may BE- Obtained BY sddrsssine.
ESQ. 3. CAIIrnNDEn. Ascent.
may7-emd ne leS LAKE o.. Chicago.
SHOW CAFES!
SHOW CASES |!
~pp r.,
Eoess " ~
SNOW CASAS kx1AL SASH AASrEAc.
1OAANa
49, CO.. ..cs !. s,,v.r 49,. g.,
siver, Mahogany. Walnut and Cherry. constantly
~ ~. TIT aISs ''1 '"-'' " m.v1d0sn ia
-o- -, 800 80
OF
RArhAr Hn1lia<nr n Wi1k;ns
OO0AOA AAVAAAoSOA - - AAAAA0S
CuroAao I1I
nun~sau unwwUm
OT8CAAA uV1IC8s
Ina.aaeaaSe stock,
Ana foT me letter . 2, oar
sive premises. Thdensranes y our s.ss roosss ana
OsrPss hau - v,,.,-
ON the FIRST FLOOk,
l3S LAKE 0TnHHT 1SS
CnA
,.,... ...,,.,.,..,n., .u:o.n.,. !, -. -,
bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLI Ms,
vELVETS AND VIII Ms.
ReArrTvrvT rAprc1 49,
-
IMPERIAL THREE PLY.
Pine, superne and Tapestry Insrains, Derlns, Ven.
ethan. Hemp end BIT CarDsts, Dru0gses, d.
OuClOth0.
on he bsst Pore,sn end Domestic Nsnusscture, .oou
oos yard = tvsaty-Sour MT vide
Away. on hand !. ,..s...oes Of o...s. r....as..
Ho, ~ nc.. san.on. ~ :" "A'' sS''-
so'e TOT Vcss' osSo"'' &C.
,..,... ,..,..,, from .a,.. .s,'',.,. to as.
To this departmsnt ~ shal devote Increased alton
tion vshave nov il etore and Are dsilv reccavine
-, r-n...I..1.C,... n.-..ss.
s+..oa sroeo..u..-.n pattern. and ;, yard;
AassteOens Ssstns-with brocaseis borders.
''"4''". 2 $500 ::;:.;s:: !. match
a !. 49,, 49,. 80 . .,,.'.
pair:
WlNDOW SHADES.
Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white, Dul
er''a and no' Hollands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
Herring's Safes,

The subscribers ale Agents
for Aessrs. 8. @. Herring l.
Co.'S celebrated Fire and Thief
Pr00f Safe. We would invita-
the attention Of the public TO
TIE fact that these SaSos have
for years stood the test u
both LIRE, thief and also Of
time. Very many Safes Will
~ measure defy ths former
and vet fall helnpA NhA latfNp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
Public Work.

CiEALED Proposals viii - taken until the 18th dsy
y Of July, n, for bui ding stone cuvert In Bast
Davenport. Sp~cincations can BE- seen In my o0oe.
Davenport July ., 1857.
HLAMBACH,
Julyldtd City Engineer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

GEORGE HULA.
oniCors.
EDMUND CANYInLD. Pres. HENRY DANDT, &c.,
HENRY CHAPMAN, Tress'r.
3. y. GILBERT, General Agent ssd Surveyor.
March, 4. D. 49, under Special Charter from ~
Legislature Of Illinois and business commenced under
the most favorable auspice9 Its estAbnr hment has
essn upon arm aud reliable basis, and N view Of
tts stability soundness and permanency, ranks one
Of the nrst Insurance Companies in the country. To
those desirous Of protecting themselves against loss
O dama.s By Fire or psrs Of tbs SO, they beg leave
= O6er the toowing
REFRRRNCRS:
nessrs. Stone Z witt, Cleveland, o
Williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton 4 Brother, .s
STONE Z Boomer,
4. 8. Durand. Pres, Racine 4 Miss; Railroad.
Gen. 9, Northr.p. Cssh'r Rae Co. Bank.
w IN :; Lynds: ESQ Milwaukee.
henry Rarnam. Prss't Chicago 1 r. I. Railroad.
4. 0ubeTt. Cash. Com. Bank, OhicaeO:
Dan. ?. Rhodes, ESQ, Cleveland. ..
Hon John q Breslin, Treas'r Of state. Columbus.
Ihos Campbell, ESQ, Springfield. Ill.
Hon. X. Chamberlin, ST. LOUIS, No.
nessrs. wadsworth, Wells / Scycsmore. Chicsgo
nessrs. l II. Burch Co., Chicago Bank.
Mon. WIN. Aeiili, Governor Of Ohio.
Nessrs. q. ". Siser h Co, Chicago,
Judd, Smith L Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
Wp. Blanchard, ESQ, Norris, Ill.
non Wms Trcvuts Sec'y Of State, Columbus q.
4essrs. b. O. 30. G. Cook 4 Co., Rockford, III.
u. Vhesler, Z Son, Aurora.
Neamtah CO y, Esq. Buffalo, N r.
VIM. B. Fundy, ESQ.,, Springfield,
Hon. 7. W. Rarity, Judge Jupreme Court, Mansnsld;
Ohio.
Gen. ]. Curh, Springfield, III.
Richard lvers, ESQ.,, Ct Louis, No.
n. FIELD,
Agent ct Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, at the STATE DEMOoRAs
Once, Post Once Building, Brady Street.
July Ct
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
CARPETS! CARPETS /!
STILL THEY COME.

A0 nOl19 more just arrived, QaeDdld paatsrns
AZ 81 bgiaiant coaOrs. ecmpsisins Bag. vslvets,
wooden DuocA, 1noSains and Oumneo Caspuaa, Da-
mase sad Piata vsaean 0eair Osspess, oeair Inens,
window Shades and Fixtures. Table OnOleeAs, 11oor
~ CsoeAs, Oo0, katsy, Hall nd Carriage Mas Of
every description.
Csll AID Gee us frisnds, at tAe sreat Carpet and
Sarnlsurs Waso Hoase, 0oNoad street, above nery.
GOULD Z sfRBRE.
Ca.pees 1ede snl put down IN sosA shape.
Julyodf a hN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

MANUFACTURED by the Chicago Bag Mxnufactt
My, RI 4jolph street, orner efCiA't, Chicsso
T,CUR, BUrKwnRAT, CORN MAI HAN. vAR-
nRKS OSNABUh6 AND SkA ALkSS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shcrtest notice. and at the
owest market prices. The designs Tor branding sfs
acw 0Jlgias, and not " W surpassed u thls ooon-
Uy. q. ". AShAAD.
jystf iis Dssrborn street, on'csso.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
The COpaPimershiD

HRRETOHORB existing unde- ths nrm % 0c0re.
II eor, Lawes Dlaks more eapired yune sab,
1851, In Consequence Of the death - " 0c0seG1r,
either Of the unaersigned viii slgn the name Of TIE
late arm In the settlement OF Ne a6Alrs, and wi
also continue the BANKING and B1chsnoe ousiness
under the styis u Aahemsre Z LAwss ~ ths old
stand On Main street.
AJLAWR1,
June27dU 9aTviving Pastoese-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

~ faD HOTEL q WAlcpSr, - miles west %
Davesport thr hrst station on thu y. d
Railroad. ne bouss b well built, and II stu
aled ON natural elevation " thr prairie. cooamaed
ING IN sxtxnaive view u The surrounding country
she hunting ssasoa A tarps and ccmmodtosn otahee
y attached 70 the premises. Terms very NV. aud
long credit for part Of the pufchass money WI
given, rnssesslon given Immediately. Apply 70
dec99ttf COOK = oAk0BNT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

"A IL W. AAvs 01voo - ~ oDunev a ulliae
"A their 1sel 1stsas, vim Ind 4 in ne hanls Of q.
Aae1so 1ene, -, ~ occupies Dast q
g ns Aeegrisy aid AioA h1slns0 eaqAeasy, aad I
douss ~ v9 renaH gsaefal mlaacnc4Sen = g Who
~ mvor M vtsA t1saf paassaaGs in ne land
veve6 reaAsk b csaso1sioa, that have va,aaaas
An1e = - ssso - Davsapors an6 vt1n,ev ~ ~
- sAes ~ - 1sunA = nye0 auglnS bunansoi
fo 9. q. 1ADA
0ey30eU IoConhpluW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

TIRE undersigned have removed to the new build
i ing In Mcnanus q Bhepard's nlock, on Seceod
street. where they vi remain during the erection
their new BANK Building ready to attend 70 busines
o. usual.
msrch9dtf COOK BA10BNT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
6PFCiAL NOTICES.


lob
vevs.la cell ~ asssaeaca q nsssaeosA -
49,. All sshsrs 70 our facilities sos ssssusase
-wh ,ru~p.ssss, end 10 sseeshs oeee@' ~
pr,NrqNo h III ~ vasiessss, ssatiss ana oosass
.,,a .o,c,t share Of their pssroassss hsvins -
- cous,teesb,s sxpeass n assins - ssr Jesesss
r...bl,.bupsns. W ere wspsrsd y ssseuss 81 ssnas
.,,,.,u and Ornansnta WORK, soch - hall Tickets.
prosrsmmss, CO tds ofcvery desssp''on' oireu'srs
an varieties Of p Insins In Gold. Silver nsuass. -
Ooh rs aisc, Pan phasss. lawyer s''sss, Ceses'.
mai, Of Ia,,,ns, r,umlssosy Note. Way NILS, usad
Mi. ae With O atness and on Reasonable tesas.
80 TUSCAN LOD0E, NJ. 81.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONo
me every Friday nv,nins u III Ball. Regular
con muuicatIon Friday, on o. besose fuu Meoa.
u. v. hITCaul, w. n,
estAs KEvHER, SEc. no8Sdu
~~s,z, DAVENPORT CMAs'T4R
M Royal Arch Masoas. Stated meethe
I'd Tuesday eiesc month meet In Tus
eanIiaii. II. ". hroHEIL. H.P.
wA n. IALzGIL, sss. no2Sfu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Geek. Sargont + Parker.

kyOretoCe, SVeOVO060s
VXIlLL attend promptly 10 d, b1slness ccanscasA
w With Land Agsncy, either n NebrasAa, OF
western lows.
LAND Wc.lRRsA.N10 D0esIht,
Sold Ossd Located.
Business for thso ean be lcf with any Of the IN.
| deusignei.
COOK sAR0KNT, Davenport. Iowa
COOK, SARGRNr 4 DOwNBY. Iowa CITY, d.
COOK, SAR0BAf 1 COOK, Dssnoines, DO
| moh9ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
JHo p. COOK. JsO. .. DILLoa. JAs-J. LiuptsS
COOK, DILLON 1 LlNDLN,
Attorneys and Ceunsellers At Law,

lEcs Ia same building cifA Csok Z Ssr0snf
VYyE praNics law In the Supreme Court, ord IN tia
W Courts OF Scott, Cedar, C1iaeo0 en1 9usca
tine Oounsies lows, and the courts Of 3oct 1slsnS
County, Illinois
o. attention. An basiness sasrusted 70 - VIII b
promptly aftr1ded 70.
April I, 1851. ny
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

B,ilari Saloon, most eaasantiy n'ted up, contain
ne three tables. Entrance Aata seseet.
Aay36dtf ION AI9I00.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

III - - AT q $z,foo
So much for expenditures, which sny man
who has had any experience in farming will
adnitto be the outside figures. Let US turn
t.,.the other side, aud see the result:
400 bushels of corn at 80 cents per bnshel,,
81, 4tO, which is almost the amount of the en-
tire investment. The autumn of the second
year finds the farmer with from $1,000 to S5,-
900 surplus, which he may use in making i'm
provemeais onhis premises, iavest in real es-
tatc, or loan at large per cent. interest.
The above ejaculation is based upon the sup
position that the land is bought at government
price. and those Industrious farmers who OBJ
tanned their land at that rate have alrn,st mi
versally realized as handsome profits as the
"Ggues saoa. There is very little good
land in Iowa now 10 be bad at government
price. But suppose you are obliged to pay
S. TO IS per acre, and have enough better Ca
cilities for working TO make il up--or suppose
yon paw SO TO $40 per acre, aid apply the
above calculation Of s.pro6is,'' and see then
whether there is any indncenient for farmers
Ia come west The truths hatthere are bet
fer Undue rinents for farmers here than for any
other class Of people, and It ihe same time the
West No eds no:hing so much as class of live.
Intelligent, industrious, enterprisns, working
f.rmss. II Cedar VALLEY Times.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09
FENCEi FENCElt 4 !
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TIME Undersigned have on hand and oYcr for sara
"a large stock OF Wire Fence, comprieng gafions
patterns and Sizes We call attention o. all whomay
be interested In the Item Of fencing to our adver
tisement. go. -. a = s.s.se
For Farmers II IL the best possible Kind OF fence that
can be used particularly In fencing of praries where
that II Is not without much labor and expense timber
and rock can be obtained II Is the Hshtest cheast,
strongest and dufablc iron fence that has ever
been tested besides requiring less repairing than any
other II has been used 70 great extent both In the
Eastern and Middle States, and IN all cases mas met
with the general approval Of the public. 81
To those who require fence for front yard or
house lot recommend wire fences as being JUN he
thing for while they possess not only neaness sreth
and durability in themselves they possess advantages
over Others In that they disfgure no landscape OBJ
struct no lawn and that they enhance rather than De-
stroy The symretry and beauty Of orriamental
We take pleasure in recommending this style pf fenre
to Railw ay corporations aud contractors generally,
feeling that is the best cheapest strongest,
and most durable kind of fences That they can USE
Weinyite all to call and examine our stock ~ = &
O KEITH, ROBINSON Co. 4
darlington, april 2s-nostf !. IS. ~ ~