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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
ORIGINAL T. 5 s AN s
DREAMS
Communicated for the Lewisburg Chronicle.

HlNIsA VI -.
What strange compound of facts and
fancies, is life its realities sometimes
verifying so compl etely the widest tales
Of romance, its fancies appearing often so
ike realities, that We scarcely know whe.
ther We are sleeping or waking. Most Of
Its real scenes pass away, and are remem-
bered only as empty dreams; while some
Of its dreams, the imaginary creation of
the brain, make impressions upon our souls
that never can be effaced
But thanks We render, that life is not
all stern reality; that there are fiction and
romance enough connected with it, to au-
thorlze us in calling it dream. Thanks
Tor sleep and repose after the trials tolls,
aud tumult Of day; thanks that there are sea.
sons, even in this life, when the wicked
must cease from troubling, and when the
weary may be at rest; and that when tired
~ lac noisy pageant of life, Reason may
'O' time resign her sway, and suffer her
ssn M 10 be led by Fancy, back to the JOY
sues Of childhood, or forward to the
iuIi Of hope that are yet to come +; and
80 Upward to catch glimpse of the tow
nu Da'tlements Of the New Jerusalem
~ mere IN this strange world of visions,
spread out in all the vividness of
AMY scenes which Fancy essayed in
N 10 sketch during her waking bswil-
..ments' Here We see plans, which We
' ATTEMPTED TO nature in our waking
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

The Florida Peninsula states that the
premium for every living Seminole war
rior, woman and child, whe may be cap
tured or induced to come in for emigra-
ton to the West, is fixed at the following
rate, and will be paid by the special Indi.
an agent at this post: For each warrior,
$3.50 to $500; for each woman, $3.50 to
$500; for each child, slO0 to $500. In
firm, bed-ridden, and helpless are except.
ted, but, in these cases, the rate will be
decided by beard.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
THE CHRONICLE.
FRIDAY. MAX -. 1857.
New NeWSpaDerS.

Ofnew papers, as well as "making books,
there is no end We have been favored
with four candidates for public favor, or,reccutlY.
all printed in superior style.
Corning(N Democraf,l af,lyCH,nrEs T. Hrs-
ToS, halls from that fourishug town on our
borders north. Charley is trying 10 coax the
Republicans of S,euben county back into
Shamocralic bonds: might as well attempt TO
drive back the Scotch nation into the pale Of
the "Howly Mither Kirk" of Rome.
Columbia County Republican,, at Blooms
burg, by DR.. p. JouS. An able Republican
journal, which can and should be well sus-
tanned in county containing 1890 noble Fre-
monters, and in which last fall there were four
Buchanan prints and none opposing.
Farmers Journal and Mechanics assistant,
Milton, by ]. ROBINS, ence of the MHoaiar
Printed with the old Harrisburg Democrat ma
terIal, it seems 10 be doing the same work only
IN different way. The DtmncrGf went man
fully 10 work for undisguised Locuioc oiSm
the Journal takes the "side door" way of I'M
practicable Know Nothnsism. "Tweededum
and Iweedledec."
The Home GA-ette, by ORwIG BRurHERs
Lewisburg, is very neat-on the Cash in ad-
vance plan-and independently Republican
IN politics.
What bounding hopes, crossed by chill.
ing forebodings, animate the bosoms of these
competitors for public favor, we well know
by experience. Mol Of a public j,urra-
smiling like bride in all the speudor Of her
wedding dresS-is a sensation. The first
money received-the numerous encomiums
and words of encouragement-ihe tlalierlng
last of readers aud advertiSing-all these slim
ulate 10 renewed efforts to please and profit.
But then the reverSeS-lhe backward tide
the ''old lhins'-the complaints about this
and that-the dilatory debiors-the mportu-
nate creditors-the idea that because man
pays you for your labor you are his, soul and
body, for time and eternity....all these, and a
thousand other annoyances. give other and
very different feelings. 1t is useless to antc-
lpate troubies..~.so, brothers all may We all
get rich and famous, printing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

FARMERS, NoTE THIs,-In a cloudy
morning it is a matter of Importance to
the farmer, to know whether it will be
suu.shiny or showery in the afternoon. If
the ants have cleaned their holes nicely,
and piled the dirt up high, it seldom fails
to bring a clear day to the farmers. Spi-
derwebs will be very numerous about the
tops of the grass and grain, some cloudy
mornings; and fifty years observation has
shown the writer of this, that those little
weather guessers seldom fail in their pre-
iictions ofa flir dlv v.-Eny'ih Paper.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

SuBDUINa FREEDoM-Despotism and
wrong in all ages have resorteG to force
to uphold their iniquities. In the same
spirit late number of the Leavenwor,h
Herald goes in for hanging the Frec-State
men, and says its only hope for Kansas
is in hempw
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
A GEGE@21cTEE.E,CE,
To the Editors of the Lewisburg Chronicle:

To the Editors of the Lewisburg Chronicle:
ihrar Mister Printer. please TO stop
The war tween Hoops and Hairy Top.
Long has il wsCed 10 little pront,
And all sane folks ar weary oft;
Tint both are silly, both are wrong,
is very true-like old song.
All good enough, hut then who cares
About such triiiins, weak affairs
They're Fashions slaves: her stern DEGREES
Find, always, some s;rirt deyot,cs,
Who'd sooner risk their suul's salvation
Than disregard 'thc sty les iictaton:
one scorns comfort, health, tue pleasure,
And finds in Change endless treasure;
With sproutinr pbiz but barren brain,
All loitier thoughts he docs dis1ain,
And, aping beasts, ''does all he can
To show the world he's not Il mbn"
Another swelling out her dress
a very fright Of ugliness--
Also betrays Il want Of sense,
And mauifr>ts a false prctcuce.
We read, "A fool, in mortar ground,
very fool he still is found
Then what avail reason wit
Discharged at souls too small to hits
Fashion has wild, erratic sway,
That, like dog, must have it- day"
one folly passed, others appear,
just like the Seasons Of the year
Like Cholera or Yellow Fever,
1t ''tukes its time" and then it leaves here
A Potato Rot pursued it. course
Until expended all its force
or like the Blight which kills our trees
So l''neccsSaEy eyils'y these,
Iphrmera like, will buzz and fv,
Then, like their predecessors die.
Poor thingsi then let them have their way
To write them down will never pay
Tell US about the Kansas war
Teach us Oppression 10 sbhor--
What's done in Legislative halls
Woe that the tender heart appals-
The good that's done 20 fellow creature
And how t improve the face Of NATURE
News from sfsr, and news a-Uear,
But making HONE to us more dear
Sometimes rhyme bout love or glory,
And eke grave or funny story
Weddings and Deaths, Markets prepare,
Give Advertisements too share,
Tell where TO sell and where to buy,
And what new CureAn next to try
But let each Hoop and NOoy face
Repose in undisturbed peace;
so shall rich cake Of mammoth size
Greet your delighted devils eyes;
20 shall your days and "list' progress,
And every reader will you bless! BOZ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

SCREWS LoOsE-It is a noteworthy
fact that both of the cabinet officers of
Gov. Skunk, Gen. John N. Pnrviance,
of Butler, and John Laporte, of Bradford,
arc on the American Republican State
Central committee. These men are both
true Democrats, and repudiate that spurii-
Gus Democracy which has but one pur-
pose-tbe increase of the slave power, by
the extension over new Territories of the
aristocratic, labor degrading and corrupt
ing institution Of slavery. Such a party
is no longer worthy of the support of
American citizens.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

EMIGRATION FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
A company of emigrants from North Car
olina, consisting of AZ persons, passed
through Madison IN. c. last Thursday,
on their way West in search Of homes
They contemplate settling in Iowa, were
most of them will pursue their former bu-
siness as farmers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

MAMMOTH STEAMsnIp.-The Great
Eastern, the mammoth steamship, now
building in England, aud which is expec-
ted to make her first trip to Portland,
Maine, exceeds the length Of Noah's Ark
two hundred and thirty feet, and that of
the Persia, the largest steamship yet
aAoat, three hundred and ten feet. The
wharves erecting for her accommodation
at Portland, are expected to be completed
in June.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
LoNGEvITY.-Mrs. Elizabeth Rudysell,

LoNGEvITY.-Mrs. Elizabeth Rudysell,
who resides near Hanover, York Co., Pa =,
is in the one hundred and eleventh year
of her age, having been born near Hano-
yer, in l747, and has never been out of
the county. She was married two years
before the Declaration of Independence
was adopted-has had seven children, of
whom six are living yet-never took n
dose Of medicine in her life, and is yet in
perfect state of health. She can walk
distance Of from four to five miles, going
and coming without much apparent fatigue,
and is probably the Oldest female in the
State. Her maiden name was Elizabeth
Wildasin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
The Sun Flower

AS A PREVENTATIVE OF FEVER AND
GUE.-Lieut. NJ. T. Maury writes to the
Rural Nec Yorker an account of an ex-
pertinent he has made in the cultivation
of the sun flower as a means of prevent
ing chills and fever" He had noticed
that the negroes at the South cultivate
this plant round their pig ties, under the
idea that they make it healthy" in the
neichborhood He was also aware that
belts of trees around Infected places were
deemed TO have the effect Of purifying
the atmosphere. The locality of the OBJ.
servatory at Washington was one at which
people were very subject to fever and ague
every season. Last year, Lieut. M. had a
belt, about 45 feet broad and $50 to 2S0
yards from the buildings, prepared and
planted with the sun flower, which grew
finely. The result was that none Of the
people engaged on the premises we're at
tackled with Shakes" although the dis
ease was universally prevalent in the vi.
cinity. This is said to have been the
first year of exemption since the Observa-
tory was built. A repetition of the cul-
ture of the plant for several years may
settle something in regard to its sanitary
influence.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

PEEp-The Scientific american gives
very simple mode Of examining the sat-
elites of the planet Jupiter, the means
used being so common as to be within the
reach of all. 1tsays:
Every person can view them, by reaec-
ton, using common looking glass for
the purpose. On clear night take look
ing glass, and, either at the window or
out of doors, SO place it as to receive the
impression of the planet. By close ex-
animation of the planet as reflected in the
glass all its satellites will also be observed
provided none of them are eclipsed. 1t is
rather remarkable, however, that although
these satellites can thus be seen, while
they cannot be seen by the naked eye,that
neither Venus nor the Moon can be seen
so distinctly by observing them with the
naked eye.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

A large party Of wealthy emierants, says
The Louisville Democrat, from Lincoln
County, Ky, passed through this city last
evening on their way to Kansas. They
had some fifty negroes and as many dogs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

PAPER FROM WooD.-The Rome Stan.
dard says The attempt to make paper
out Of bass wood has not proved sufficient
ly successful to warrant its manufacture.
We understand that the mill closed last
week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

GAS MADE FROM WATER-According
to a statement in the Courriier des Etats
tnis, French chemist, NJ. GILLARD, has
at last discovered and put into actual use
the gas made from water, not in the lab
oratory or at an exhibition, but in illumi-
mating whole town 1t states that the
ancient city Of Narbonnc, France, glories
in light, the elements of which are
drawn from its antique and beautiful ca
nal, the fame looking like the electrica.
light, dazzling but not tiresome, as white
as can be, without vitiation or smell-all
the burners being similar to so many plan
cts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

The Louisville Journal states that Gen.
Sam. Houston is the American candidate
for Governor of Texas, aud that all the
enthusiasm of the olden time is awaken
ing in his behalf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

THE MAPLE SUGAR CROP.-The State
of New York produces more sugar than
any other State in the Union except Lou
isiana. The estimate of the maple sugar
production Of that State for the present
year, is 2O,OOO,OOO lbs, which is valued
at $2,50O,0OO, or very nearly equal to
one-half the product from the sugar cane
in the United States last year The in
creased price Of sugar has stimulated this
production, which, during the very low
prices of sugars from 1850 70 1854 had
caused the manufacture Of maple sugar to
fall off to almost nothing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

The Montrose Republican promises that
Sus1uebauna county will give WILNoT a
larger majority than il gave Fremont.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

Nathaniel Banks, father Of the Hon. N.
P. Banks, Speaker Of the last House, died
at his residence m Waltham, Mass, on
the Oath ult, aged "A years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

When a man voluntarily swears to what
be says, he admits that bis word is not
sufficient. Hence, swearing is always
the habit Of habitual liars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
WOODEN PUMPS.

TIVE subscribers now ready to furnish WOODEN
PUMPS to order. " any length or capacity
These pumps are made that water viii net reese
10 thrm Warranted 70 work well for one year
Aqueduct logs furnished " order. Orders may BE-
leit ct the once Of b. l.. ehorey. ESQ, or with the
subscriber q IL IAace Of businsss, near O. O. aAe
rey's Machine Shop.
Oavaopo9t, Nov 10. daVtf l. g. nRORuY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEAL ESlAlE.
JULIUS LY'T.a.sxE,
LA ND A Ct E ~ II.
office In Aschises'. Disck, second street,
between Alaia and Brady.
Timber Land.
II I ACRES large beautiful Timber. 20 mile
/ i fron Davenport; price e30 yer acre; WI b,
| divided ~ suit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
.ao acres highly improved IA, M; miles frsn Dsv
port: 20 acres in cultivation goa board fence il
! sag o. ange, house, stable, etc.
Aheautifu farm 81 miles from Dsvenpert-IOO
acres--6o acres In cultivztion part timber ne "
HOUSE, stable, etc
q miles from Davenport; I'd acres; " acres I'M
proved-20 scres Understanding water, house, sta
bic etc.
3ii acres miles from DavenpoEt-iN acres In
fence, 40 acres in high state Of cnltivation 1x9
acres TIMBER, large orchard good wells water
large house with rooms, stables, outbuidngs, etc
miles from Davenport-4o acres In cultivation
good house, stable, etc.
81 miles from Dsyenport-I2O acres all Ia fence
so in cufvaion, ~ acres timber 20 pratt
RE, house, stable, etc.
miles from Dsvenport--S0 acre.: 30 acres III Gull
tivaion, part timber, large new house, good barn.
etc, etc.
~ miles from Dsvenport-S0 acres; 90 acres In
cultivation, good house, stsbir etc.
" miles from Davenport-sO acres; 90 In
cultivation, good house, stable, etc.
y rules frcm DaWnp,ri-s0 acres; 20 acres In cul-
large orchard, running water, house, large stable.
smoke house. etc.
IS miles from Davenport 81 scres-aii In cultivx
ton; house, stable; etc
"A miies from Davenport 50 ssr-.-aIi in fence and
cultivation.
200 acres n fence AMI cultivation. ~n the Dubuque
road, miles from Davenport.
40 acres prairie land; miles from Dsyenyort beau
tful view over Rock Island. Mississippi and Dav-n-
port.
200 Of rich prairie land by walc.it. some u
1t cultivated. Add a large amount OF unimproved
land in Scott County.
number of houses lo's and yAcrnt lot 6, pleasant
ly situated i'll different parts Of Davenport. For salt
On favorable terms.
IS beautiful lots IN North Dnvenport-t~rms liner
ally. Apply to
Jyl5u JULIUS LYTANCF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

vINHs Proprietor Is nov prepared 10 execute eve,
variety OF machinery at short notice.
Superior steam Engines from 6to 100 horse power;
tions Of mill wcrk Also sole agent in m. ws.t ~,
the manufacture Of AcCord's Anti Prictlcu HORSE
Power; superior machines for the purposr intended.
he would invite the attention Of parties requiring
ShaHihg 70 MS Adjustable Hanger and Self. Oilins
Boxes, superior 70 anything In use
Psrticuia! attention will b. paid to repslriua ma
chia-ry, aud prompt attention given % ali Orders
ash parties requiring or repairins 10
me with their orders CHsttngs Of ali kinda supn,,ed
to order. works on Third street, opposite the Ca
hOlic buryiag ground. de- 9fd.-S,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
q. CAMPBELL,

A,,or,ey and Counselor ~ Law ps~enro', ."W
Once, Dsvenport's Block. corner MAN ~" n,o,,,
~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

DesM0ines River Land for sale
k.s.V'II DEPARTMENT.
Hs'Mo'nss River Navioasion and r r. 90.
OTTUMwA. Iowa, April ~. 1865.
I>HE undersigned hereby gives notic", that this
l Once is now opsn for the sale u these valuable
arc, They vii. be sold on long credit aad In lots to
ifh means and wishes OF purchasers.
Abyfurther information desired in relation TO thosi
ftwillb be furnished on application At this once
I mall or otherwise. GRO. r. PERKINS,
tmayi6ltN Tand Commissioner.
LANp.DE o. RfHEf.
DEs MONIES NAVIGATION Co.
an tho sixteenth day Of June, next, the Office be
" IN" save OF the lands Of this Company will Tor
removed from this rlac" To Fort Des Moines
TDese lands will b. sold long credits, and 10
lot1oo suit the means and wishes Of purchasers
GRO PkRKINS.
Land COMMISSIONS
Ottumv, OwA SO avn daw'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
FOUNDRIES.

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORK
FOUNDRY,
KNOXVILLE,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
fNAPS, Stlls, BPsckets, fvusses, Columns. eta Al
~ the latest patterns made To order.
Inflammation as 20 prices, etc, may be obtained n
the ONCE OF SroxB, Boon.a and Boy ix0roS IaNen-
ports block No 8, Davenport, Iowa
STONE, BOOMER I BOCrON,
mAfchisdtI PropsietOrs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

BOOKS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AT
Wholesale and Retail.
.ssssabes' Seress LIE Claire Ro,r,
DAVENPORT. IOWA
Our stock consists d
BOOKS STATIONERY,
GOLD PENS, PAPER,
VISITING CARDS. PRINTING PAPER
/. Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, Pine aud r.ncv
Envelop- ami Note Paper to match.
transparent Curta.nf aool-
er, Cords and Ta-.cis
Together with al articles ally kc IN Bookstore,
which they viii sell -
CHEAP AS The CHEAPEST
at either
WHOLESALE Or RETAIL
Cash paid for clean Cotton and Linen Rags.
Janssdawu dEO. W. Ellis CO.
vv'IH Paper.
+ AN now receiving from the manufacturers. Owe
$4,000 rolls Of @aliPape and Borders, winch
viii sch at sr.ail ais Aacts st Wholesale or retail
=. II. WARREN,
Nhaycasp kocE Island
Stationery.
sINAE finest stock Of Stationery offered In this
wARREN's,
(Saay5d,O Rock Island
RLANX BOOKS Of every description eau now be
- had At WARRRN'S,
(may5tt0 Rock island
OOO y. II. WARREN,
(mAy5itD hock Island
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
French WTssdO0c Glase.
EDWARD p. DICKIE,

ia ChansbesS street, New York.
Two doors west Of Hudson River Railroad Depot
OFFERS TO dealers and consumers his celebrated
~ brands Of French window Glass on favorable
terms Parties wishing Information viii Be fnrnshd
rcd with prices receipt OF their address Glass Of
anv desired pattern Aad PACKED free Of charge
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

4. III. MILLER,
General Land Agent.
Enters Lands, Locates Land Warrant,
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
Rents Houses and Farms,
COLLECTS RENTS, PAYS TAXES,
AND ATTENDS PROMPTLY 70
iFIC Cf over THE posr :; n nsi snE'
Davenport, IeWa.
h.vea large quantity Of City and County prop
erty fer sale on reasonable terms: octl6
For Sale.
AONE hundred and twenty Binding lots In an
II Addition to the town ~ Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated on
she hank q the Mississippi They vii be sold IN res-
tonable germs.
For particulars inquire Of Messrs Durfee, Pratt 4
CO.. Port Byron Charles J. ROgers, Rsq. LeCyalre,
CorD!n Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber.
JAMES NAY.
fceo' land In and near the cities Of Davenport and
LeCiaire amp near the town OF Port Byron. that h
els r-s - sfll fOct1htfl in
~ Acres Pine Timber Land for sale
1NhR subscriber viii sell = valuable trac, Of heavy
Timber Lard Of 800 acres In wisconsin, si' mated
near ST. Croix Falls, on Wanif River and running
back oa small Lake. being on the section line
The Hudson LAX Superior Railroad will pass along
side % IT, y MT through II; II Is ~ the most beau
tiful loe s.ons y the West; village Il spY.nging
up IN the immediate vicinity, and the land viii DO
well to lay out In village lots. Saw Mil II being
erected on this beautiful stream within few rods Of
this land the above land Is very cheap At 80 PER
acre Also l07 acres Pine Timber Land Of the first
quality, on the hanks Of tho Chippeway, where the
logs can be easily doated down into the Mississippi,
70 market. The above property will be sold ct bar
gain; said land IL free and clear from oil incumbr.
Ance. Terms Easy. For further paticulars enquire
Of the subscriber, No. 8 LeC1aire Row
dec10dtf L. L, HOLCONB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20


/ MISCELLANEOUS.
=. WILSON l;UlTEAU,
J .a1TllN.VEH 1T Lily,
.toSary Public y COssreN1sssces',
NIrIIL attend 10 all business relating TO Heal Es-
w tate; Collecting OF Debts, Loaning u Money &c
! Particular and promp, attention given To making
Abstracts Of Tie to Real Estate. and Ccnveyanciug
] Also,
Commissioner Of Deeds
vor III Stat soi Maine, Vermont, New nampsh re,
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, P.nIxyiya.
MA, .isnia OHIO, Tenn s.ee. Kentucky. limos.
olnee at the Court House. with The County Judge
ld- i4iui
LONleS' Store.
MRS. N. X. SPAULDING.
DEALER IN
Silks, Ribbons,
Embroideries, and Fancy Goods,
Millinery 0ssSS Hress- Making,
No o. LeCinise Rev, second street.
Jan 10. dtuos. DAvExpoRT, Iowa
BrattOn House.
LIZ Claire, IOWA.
X. NJ BROWN, Prspsietss
n WIS hpus', being the largest, most convenient
aud only Erst class hote liu II Claire holds out
Tie raesi iodaosn. nts ~ the travelling public and
to tt',s" who want quiet aud comfortable home. II
10 'ur'i!s he'd In ia. best style, and peins viii b.
SPARED 10 sstirfy the wants OF all guests
-. Good stAblink attached iAs,awtf
g. LlDEREDR.
Importer and Dealer In
A LLkir ds of choice CigArO and I'll kinds
"A Of PLUG
4 ZINE CUT TOBACCO
PIPES. FANCY GOODS Sc, &C.. d.
store o q south s,de OF ID street bet. Main brady
DaAenport Aug 18Th 'b6diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

npPDRS his professional services W VIZ
~ Of Davenport and vicinity , ,o,,e, q,
Osao~ IN wiley Aunger's new buidhe' corn
eurth 4 Brady streets. c.,non
R~eer to George l.. Davenport, James o""
Oeptl1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

UVCWANNN ~ Ss"sNS'
.,,.,,.xs NJ Law Onfee No Woeman's H'os
Main street, John Johns, Y. =. Cnmmlsfhnr
for Court ~ Claims.