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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
occULasTs AY AuaTsTe.

nm: D. W. POWELL oCuLrsr AVID lUPrsr. A
~ tend, 70 diseases Of the eye md ear. tor A. W "
west rourteeDa sseel ArieeIa eyes Isser,ss VII jat
sight<si pain- wv WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
FINANCIAL.

ID A 4 n i. N A m N,,up
"A nA"oAD w MI A vn.x r,s =, ssa7
4hs tho Allentown Essoa aC sm zee
sSo wh The great mpor!.nes Of dicsx and asnsr,p
xss 2, feel feel h.. hey would mot be ued The obs
he m.rchso;s ~ s ~no mSxng one more sppos
we bave ou' to build q. mes.he small space fon Ale
he srsat ooS 'as distances from sex sS
S Ur, II, mile. s,o,,.. ,,. u. p.u,o.
- nSa,s ~ :.
Chicago iS
- a i n1 mics Sno.'er man via Y and Erie kaoa
G C,svesnd "
The above Schedule CT distances 4, h. ~ ~. .o,n
ZION Ss as ,Ss S xs: IS '9SS
rss New New York s importance " 'he business I'M
s % Ss cy With his road conesa ea Ely as PSrc
h nan be promp 2er,p 81 ana ne coSa r
the same rae q freight Is he h. nov pays from
a % ne s srsa
which alone wou'o hnnusy more man treble the amount
Ds snoscrpn9n DOW rom our ms,casn,s 20 Ad
q an sr ne from New 7ork to Cincinnati Tiis sm
hps would secure A.. ,,,,.... uo.s
Win his line IN operation the business supremacy Oh M
rs.ts with the Terchad,s q Ssw YORK . say Wheeler
;ssSs iSsiser SsrsSaa,:, Ss: Ssis
Certainty hat The grant wod never ~ ss ne Log
20 a. s in The dsss Of ss PROJECT
o1 ~ eT T. SEQ WIN every prooaonny Oh sn,eess
ns ssd M Tho ssys s sss: A s w M
tine the w vi S ill.,. sp he early song and css.
s S%. e D y The SHOWS of winter that 80 u
iocfed car oaaes S sooa. nv IN. ~
, no1a cen DC from Jersey Sly drocta
he Missisaiani liver " "os' over an anoToAen gauge
ous sor TaS w OF s%si een he n and pop
through hs pon Of he cesbrs ,n a. f ds
ce L saa pos Ne ar" p. red sh anh
viii be rcmnnerSVc .o snc ISoas,s ~
~
NIL. Nv a ma & ~ ~, az pa ADO ~ bonds ra
rsasonab,v he erncced tbs, he o n,h m
wei ss he Penpsyysnis Ssn,rsI TS 100 w 90
:.$ .s:! &; q:
70 carry IL through " ~ ' WI" ~
signed n,,rr,,,,,o,.u ..
sAMuEI.J RE.IS 10 W1ram s,sass AAcnange-
n,prs.1oss nr yr Oh "a AZ .S,a ~ winnm seoe1
p'n 1890 vi IN ~" hAiLsoAp eosPANf
S:a booth e'"'''' SSsSSSss. Grant
Jopn y. sargent Tho%as Davis,
p.alo sts3 Fs,sr.sa s.i fs.s 1lfssse' Pa
puMs HEAD BANx-FEB %, ls57.-DrvIDEND tn
yearly dividend four per cent. payable sss Sonds
-. :. =. :. -. -. s.:.'.-
c OF Thx zaLA Is nS y IA AsURAAo
PaDy. submit. The following statement. q IL anin s.
PTs%,a%s received 9s marine risks from st JAsps.y
Premiums aDos ON policies not marked oil LIST Jaru
ary L2500sS
Total 10 . amount OF marine premiums w. SsdH3
NO ps s rs Iss rs.sa UPON h ne . no.
Premiums marked g nom Lat January, 1886
Lcssss p.,a during The ..ms period 81 assTlS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

COLE LEATHER-FOR SALE At THE FACTORY, AT
factory prices. ~ Forty third street. between Fifth
Sixth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
TIE Military.


- " cRFNADiERs.-1HE NEYByRs AND TX NEN
~ 81 the above requested n the
=. orr, Mercer Rouse, Monday, The sd ecock
full Uniform with ov~rcoss Tor rsie b ceivcra,e
Ne birthday OF Tie Aher o our o,uwxy. ~ order o.
ROBERT IRWIN, Cap.sln
JAWS NuLrR, orderly ssreesDt
CE-TpR vK1FhAy CORPS ~ bl1 Is TaE UNITED
~ ttaies. organized Nov. ~. i5so wA as-enbe tbs
xd MS, kseIs, Fourteenth Ward uo-
tea corner Grafd and Ihzabs at eets IN iu uaasn,
NJ oeoek - calcbrase ke anrversary the birth
Gay beloved Fathey u co1ntr. George wsshs,on.
Afsr parade collation.. b7 oder u -
bAkc N rHrfE. heiu'ant RAYMOND Oolonet
VETERAN CORPs OF jsia-rHfs CORPS WILL A
fcmbe Oh Monday Feb. ~, o. besdQuartcrs. heen's
Fuureeuh Ward Hoei trAn1 ane nhZsb5,h srec
tn fun unf,rm At 10 ococs NJ, 70 oobrsie "a atns o.
sary OF the htthdsy De osiyTd father Of cpunir
George Washington by onter. II. RAYMOND, Coiyoe-
IsAAc p. PINE AaJus-t
VETERAN CORPS or lS2 on TIE TATE or NEW
1ork, gncofpt-a,aS lDecefnbe, 3 - a meeting Of
Corps ~ be be ~ heAeaUariers He sar House %
LspeT ard sireei Monday the ed iDst 10 n, 20
celsbrpe The anniversary d De bfsbssy II washovcn
resolutions % pJftest nature . ~ presented
che O. NE Oorrs duIKg s meeting BY order
W JOgEs. t0i. WI. 4 CHAABEhs, Prosd snt.
VS. CuEBiEHn Aot
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w 1Iospe association No eanestl, requested 10 at
tcrd l63 Bowery "Wednesday evening" Feb IS At IA
O'Clock hear tc report OF the purchasing trustee Those
who have received their deeds scalg On The Hustace
hoped win be the report Affects them
pai sry Any lots not paid for before that TINA wi
be sod. N Bibe tax collectors for East and Weschester
CORNs A. COOPER, Purchsstoy Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

Z YCEUx OF NATURAL HIsrORY-rHE ANU Al
IL meeting fer the election Of ohcess 70, he e,snug yea
held he Of tan societs IN tas As1is1 college,
fouresih srse, Monday evening, tne 81 inst a. y
o cloct R13'r 81. pRDVNEe Sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

TlE. WAHDS DNFOHTCFhTEd FK1FND, IA IT III
~ plus uaira Of remedies ard bu; requires 70 be
known 10 meet with universal appreciation and stamp DR.
Wsrd A. he greatest benefacio Of the remedy
Nofhing else q perfect jas. whist those
~ho have contracted disease Cures at once The On
foruos;es Friend alone tht. Il never returns
sdkaies he without having poisonous virus
hseood TO oooaminais the system All who have be,n hog
eb weeks end months, by calling DIR. Ward be
OF n under another doctor and getting
teher ,onr. Ward and be Will you Unortunss
rrt1A price 81 Sod At DIR WARDS cid established onse
dNo) 80 Canal street three doors Of Broadway
: irrfrom IA NJ I'll 9P.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

MRS. ELLIoTT's RHEUMATIC ENBRocATIoN.-FoF
M rheumatism chislans lun ago, OLD 'prains disloca
tons bruises &c. Ne for sale at the I'd pcrodicA
depot 80 Division street. New York and by Mrs., Hayes
Brooklyn.
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MEDICAL.

ct 0OO FORFEITED AHf NO ca RGE UNLESS
pl.UUU cured DIR HUNTER cures when the treat.
nent OF other ply and all other fail His red
crop your only reliance Ter thorough In certain ds
No Division street the only place well
for the extraordinary has perform
cd without diet hnaancc from business vheo All other
remedies only drive tho disease IN the blood VI only This
the patient from attacks and Ia the only
remedy earth that H. Try all others
Of bsndbil stating DR.. Hunter has removed. I, Ia villain
Jus deception.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

MANUFACTURING LOTS.-FOR SALE or LRAGk
M twenty seven lots Tor portion thereo) well
Tor manufacturing 0nWalco Dill and Ferrt
streets near Auantic Docks Brooklyn. Inquire of AUG
BROWN, 292 Broadway, New York, 2O6 Union street
Brooklyn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Ii COUNTRY MERCHANTS sHODLD CALL AND
n BUh0BsS' nimtaole black sDd white show cards
81 Canal street. between BroadSay and Church street
BRUSHES JOHN x. HoPPEL WILL REMOVE FROM
d 331 800 Pearl ST. eet Harpes Building about the ls
May Superior paint and cher brushes at the lowest FAC
tory prices Machine brushes MADE 10 order.
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND Mrirs BLEACH THE
hands ana render them soft and sm ,oh ch.psed
bands salt The &c also very useful 1, boGsswork
hey where other gloves wond spoiled. For
tsls ali rubber and at No. IS John sire stairs
TOUvEN's INoDohous PREPARATIONS INSTANTLY
81 KID gloves without the slightest smell Rub vh
piece fannei aud The stains forthwith disappear
bcrle VIII clean hfty pairs Price 30 Wholesale
retail q. be- Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

AN ISLAND FOR sAIE-KNowE AS Shutters
~ Island, situated between kHzabehport and Ber gen
Point containing six above high mark and The
deed also shows elk acres below high water msrk suitable o
aeupowder house. well adapted factory purposes
about 20 feet OF water souh side There island
DIV dock 1.-TWO story brick house and capenter's shop
The improve ents cost ~ ,y1C Apply TO T. R. AMBER ON
l0l Chambers street, corner Of Church.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

Abolitionism is the worst foe that
christianity has in the United States.
1t i. the ios,er-child Of In6delity, and
it, principal Apostles in the free
States, are a,owed lnfdc!s, Socialists,
Jewellers and advocates Of all the
,agaries and specuia.ions put forth by
crack Drained philosophers, to reno
waite society, and bring forward that
delightful period when Satan Is to be
bound, aud cas-, into the bottomless
pit. Abolition is kind Of wedge. TO
split xsunder every association, organ
ization, aud society, in the United
States, and u SOW discord, and create
confusion wherever its peace destroy
lny influence is permitted to be. II
ha. divided almost every religious
Denomination in the country. II has
crept into secret benevolent societies,
christian associations, and its Shiny
body has been dragged up many OF
the. pulpit stairs. Of northern churches,
to create partixan feeling, hatred and
discord. 1t unscrupuiou,ly employs
any and every means calculated TO
forward the grand scheme OF negro
equality, and fratcrnal anaigamation.
The American Tract society. aud
Bible Society, have felt IL" pal-ying
influence OF Abolition -pasns, and
the last victim to its insidious wlics is
the New York City Young Mems
Christian Association. Some few
Judases have thought the best way ~
stopping the usefulness of,he Associa
tion to be by dragging into the Society
the filthy carcass Of Aboli,ionisn.
The effort Was made January .1lh,
and 1t failed this time, but left behind
il such traces Of its discord a. to
satisfy all concerned, that the Society
will ultimately dr in the lap OF the
Delllah OF this peace destroying mon
ster. Abolition resolutions, were
offered by a Mr.. L.sar, and elected q
warm and bitter discussions, and finally
Prof. Crosby offered the following
substitute
"Resolred, That inasInuch as this
Association Wa, organized Tor special
objects upon which all its members
agree, having in view the promotion
Of evangelical religion anon. Young
men, and the discussion "f Slavery is
not one of these objects. hur the
subject is one upon which the mem
bers d" not all agree, one which dis
turbs our pescc aud harmony and
alicnates man, friends OF the .Assocla-
ton III the community around us,
therefore, all discussion or action IN
any ioim upon the question vi Slavery,
and upon political and ~ectarian is,'ie,
generally, III the meetings OF this As
ISOLATION, is hereby declared inconsl>-
tent with its Objects. aud on, OF order
and IS torb,ddm."
lh's resolution ~a> passed by
vote of SO for, and IS against i.
Ih's society /, for II time tree from
this foe OF the | mon. and true rc!ir-
Ion, but it will return 10 the assault.
after fifty just such defeats. 50 long
as clerical demsgogues take the lead
in substituting Abolitioni,m for III.
Gospel OF peace.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Guardians sale.

DUBLIC Notice Is hereby slvn that IN the IA
L day OF FEBRUARY, 1857. At 5o'ek.ck r. ", - this
door u the Cuutt hou Ia the city u Davenport,
Scott couaty. lava. sbs und.rsspsd Qua dian Of
sarah Connsoghy. minor, will oncr f.r oase ~
.aid miners inier 81 In the real estasa bscastag -
the estate u Michael CoanAIshy isceassd, to-vtt:
The undisikd nfh (l-6;t) psrs u the followtng
dsscrtbed preniss1 70 Wit: the u SEC 80 lose
aLi In II; snd lot 10 sec 10, all 10 es~neolp
80, Of rAns~ rssa ~ th~ 5th situaist 10 6onee
couniy, Aforesaid. End Containing IN Oil bout -
Acreo.
Terms o. sa,e-k cash down, balance IN ysas,
Interest 10 pss esst sesuSsd y Ae.tsAse upee Ne
pssmieps, 4. ~ Co1UAu00I
J. ". 0vy19Ag. 0uAr61aa.
Astegsev IT 0uArhAA ~ q ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Hotel for sale.
LAND FOR SALE.

LNouR 20 acre lots n,ile uey,h Of 1uaos, .,n,,.,
Il on The n and N Railroad on reasonable t,rn
Also. eto acres. on mile north II walcott; eh~sp
ons-half tAsh, bsia,,c- IN and two ycars
Also 800 acres In Washington county. 90 acres
Gne iinbcr, and running water on part ThSe ian
l. only is mites frvm Iowa City, aud II FINN ..h
iugton. hne road firm Columbus 10 Nj maud -
VIII Lc 81 ii ehear, and part on time.
Also. four % a,re le. near Iowa CITY, krsus,ru
farming land. aud w,ii wstered.
Alsn; Lots In West pssen'pprt. ranging In .,,,
from 90 fee, by 100 TO ae.es; sold er n down ma
balance In one aud two years.
Also. sey-rsi n-si budding On leased srvund
would BE- sold IN vss.nsbir tersns. Apply to
90. RAIDS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

OAxo8novs Crn,eo,rY.-An accident
which, though seaia eaoueh. sairht eesiiv
hevs had traSissl sadias, eeeSreed IL
ether day q MAJ TasoawASs exhlhitisn, 4
medical student, who sxpmlnlae the xuillo
ias To the chaaber q Herrera. tesk 4 ieto
his head that Ne seet e yeke which 6te
down o. The shoulders ee The esimisal 10
held hsr II be place would wei eSaaas
pArsor vho struggled. Uis auylsaity On tAis
point led him . watch I'LL The place ~
empty, and actually put hiNasN ia, lsitine
down The yeke. He sueq found that ~
wa quite unable 10 Nit u, Aad L 6sshed into
bic mlad, that Tie shssp sxe which ~ sus
pended over BE meek eauld not ~ vsrv
Anly axsd, o. i would Ret lall e. Il dossi
with . toneA: He wAa 0tsaid to aarueel,.
lest the eAaklae sheuA AfiAa q dovn Sa6
ct once depssit Ais hsaa IA he bsskes Of
,awdNst 6elsw him. late which lii eve
we're a aeesssity lostiAe. Havlns stsysd
:e1e has IL this pliQAt, 10 ives eVsejeys1
70 hear tie approach II Z visitor wAs1 he
,oplsssd 70 selsass Aim. WlsS
Iesakau9," saaa Ne Geatlo0aa q SeeleA !
vctes ss !ns msftAepliQ1 b biz W.. s.lsM |
,haaetAg 10 aust b Hired . oA0w lev |
ee shlae et'es ssd ,Ashk W. 0Sa(er M |
G!ssic.e.s - w. lssilsss Sls1oot - |
~ ~ yeassa4 es1e y, ~ ~ ~
~! '' s::'s:. n en-: =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

IL worry arse, and eoafain- splendid variety OF Bid
Blankets, brown aId blsachrd Mus!ins ard billings.
Ticking, wo5len and cott0n FlaIntl,, Lipsfys ben
inns, Crash X.
our goods were bought with TIE intention Of pc -
lag here about the FIRST OF last month. hut were
not able - procure a The sesscn has ~ far
advanced. that We will sill them very low prices
~ low II not lover than ever before uered in
this city, la order 10 MAKE room Tor our spring stock
Of 4ocds The public are especially invited to cell
and <1amins our foods and prices
jan95dtf X. * H. TYNER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

4 careful study Of the laws OF eate,-
~ nature, and especially in the yepe-
table kingdom, presents to the ob,er-
yer IN inAsIible law of cause and con.
sequence, governing the whole ccono
my Of material things. We see the
ssorn drop from the lofty branch OF the
sturdy oak, upon the naked earth, while
a1tumnsl leaves cover il from the sight,
where It terminates, put, forth "a ten
der shoot snl year by year gains stat
srs and strength, and becomes "a ,na.
)estic oak, similar to its parent, il no
exceptional causes disturb il, annual
development. 1t must have moistnrc
o. u becomes u knot.cd, gnarled and
crooked bramble. worthless and un.
sghtIy. 1t must have depth and rich
ssss ofsoil, or it will grow up ,lisformcd
and 6t only for fuel.
Such are the laws governing the in
nsr being OF man. The immortal spir-
it-seed will grow from bud to blossom.
and from blossom to fruit, with every
moral aud intellectual faculty fully Gu
Jagged with healthy and vigorous de.
velopment, presenting one Of the no.
bisst types Of moral beauty tina, angels
aud men can behol,!, If the bud i. care
fully nourishcd, and the blossom care
fully watched and protected from the
poisonous stings Of the insects OF vice.
pollution and crime, during the early
period Of it, development. The iIui,
viii be more luscious than gold or pre-
ciOus stones.
The mind OF the little child must
have healthy moral nourishmen, or the
null grown man will possess a soul per.
'sFsed and crooked, bearing bitter trui,
" poison the souls Of those who come
within the circle Of its influence. No
amer culture will .traigh,en the limbs
Of the gnarlsd oak, neither will the
n'ed Of n man be entirely freed from
she 'esn and deformities produced by
. youth Of vice and neglect.
Parents give little heed to the train !
lsg oftheir offspring, when considering
he vast Importance Of the effec, of
seSlect upon their minds. \ man oe |
business becomes so entirely absorbed /,
N hn schemes Of trade, that he gives |
hsfis heed to the training ofthose little |
esss Whose future life is so entirely |
nealded BY the influences surrounding
tAsm IN the days Of childhood. While |
- y posting up his ledger accounts, or |
calculating the precise amount OF his |
sAiaA and the portion that he will be
eeaA'sd to leave each one of his chill. |
sF'n' those children may be drinking |
IN moral pollution in the bar>room. or |
win dSssoluts aasociates, that will make
them A'e' vicious and degraded vaga.
sesds and spendthriAa. with minds
AHps'ssaly perverted BY evil associations
~ parental seelsct, As ia the bud
I'D h'essea. = viii b the fruit of al
saAda. The Law Of cause and effect
sa' present he uusrring consequences
4 good or evil, just ~ good or evil in.
1assess acted upon and moulded the
|sashfal mind. 1t l. Of far greater
consequence that parents should pre-
~ - society sous and dauehtera at
'.sas oaterity, with maaly, moral and
'''sssss sAarastssA poor and psnnilsss,
Aaa y pssssat those sona and dauch.
- >gsesaat vicious and depraysd.
~ ~ wsath Of Csosaa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

BaahhmS and Exchange.
AACKLurr = CORBlN.. Cor second and nrady
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL a co. Main
COOK SARGENT........ Main aud Second
M.sREGoR, LawEs \ BiAKEMoRE......N MAR.
CHtbB, BRO BARLOW & Co. Cor Main "a ats
rAILMAN. TOWERS & MCLEAN. above r o.
Land Agcnss
iLi.kN = tLARh. ..P - buiijinS, 3ras'ss.t
NICHOLS, isBkLL = Ma,n'ts
Insurance Agencies.
MITCHELL ........ door Above Post oflfr
hofi a M. '.....'....,.......M ain steel.
Dry Goods.
CHAMPION \ saN ca- VI A MA, =,
S.itoN 80 .-......-. Griss's hl't. PR, y
sho ~ saNtk MAIN ~ ac4fookx satseut
WAbswoRiH IL =, opposite I.-Cl,ii- House
~ SNlfH..- Corner 81 AID Rrad,
~ .MSnN hAfF......,...sj 4 sb,vr rer3y
v" i.>Si-hc'..... .........-...+...NU H. ittt4i.e
Clo,hias.
SAMUEL PEHEY ...........p.,,p s, os, !.
J = bhAkL = 90. .....Mstn, .t'ools bi2f.t
Dry Goods and Grcceri.s.
" Z nEiDfNHElaER. ,...s
Watches Jswciry.
NO ~ ,...'....'...t.........2 L-c.snf Nv
A. Ail.i:aN -......,..Na $ G..Iis4fy RaN
!. j" :. = NhL7oA..-..-. Bfs:y, aio.e ~
Bscks 4 Stationery.
-, - tLlS 'o'..-........N leIialrc Nov
ssuts ~ SHps.
, ASTON CO.. I'D "a ,ps. L.Ciiiyr Hon.
nhf.hN -............. IL Clair. Row
vkapER y CHAMPION. .4nl str.,,
AUCTION and GoMns!s.,on.
v" IoRRiS. Sc oud t. nb " Ppf.y
Hardware.
v " PtRKER..............c Fan, \ r,,s,
iNpStN..-..- .....-...tt IT t4.t ~ Rtscy
Whole sale Grscers
~ 1872 ", 'hh* 90 ............oor. al AP,ti>
btRR < SWIFT. .trsil . tct fiont ana : end
/ NJ DAl.hil. y to..............Cor 2a n Pt,rv
j. W. WILEY ........-...........aId near k-,s,
Z hIAN AtCAkA. ............... BAR row. gl,.s
Druggists.
o l. WHILE. ................No. Ie IrCi.Jr, R.n
GeMts Farhi.,ins Gscis.
o., ~ hi.sldN 'p.... u ~ up LeClsi' II ~
( FEfDfR CHAMPION. :. syuad Il "a .,f l,,,v
Boots Il shses.
MOORE brow N..........gtra,l M. A.,
Toiacso l. Cigars.
hS"'f N.'''.. ..'........... p stsrar iir,'y
Music 4 Musical Instruments.
JoeEfh thASDALL.......No & LsCiut. R,x
Z Stoves + Tinware.
RYAN :. kAniY,.......Csr. Fren \ Main 81.
'Na'+' Wilt .-...... bi.ldi bet !. D,
The Iowa Agricultural Dept.
NosHHH' q AiLN ..........cor Front \ Il Liam.
Leather ahd saddiery Hardware,
hatuHf y SEARS. .2n,! # but n,,t, = pr,
Furniture, Mattresses and Uuh.,.,.rx.
Mn vi. 4 BROTHER
Hh..t>ale and Retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

~ The Toledo Post O6aeA with
III IL centsaaA VS. destroyed By IRE
On W. svsaiAg q ths eotk alG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

AATRINoxIAL.-One day last week,
. loving pair reading in South Add.
ton took it into their heads to be
.joinsd In the silken knot which binds
two willing hsarts," and, without A.
king tie consent ofthe father Of the
)air one, walked upto the captains
olaos," and were made one. The "a
thsr Of tho bride. learning OF the mar
riage, on their return seized the new
bora husband BY tho throat, and held
him 0Still - ohisssled marble" The
bride, true to woman's devotion, chung
to the side ofhim she loved better than
I'll the wealth and honors Of the
world and sndsavored, with fair and
gsntls means and soothing ensreaties,
g allay the fury ofher father. but when
Ehess failed, anger usurped the place
u her mssknsaa, and
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Swing vert % waihag shrie b and
Wosfel piercing Lamentations ahe
1ihAsd n" - he old man an gave
lin ~ whss As vamouaed,> mailing
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l6O Acres UnInpreved Lard
Eor,r. A>n>.

Ihis N HcAhtitnI land. bens In sec z, r. ~, q
only " niles from the cit, and miles from l.
Glare. filc" r,sr nall" aud terms cay. Apply 4
TIC. EADS.
4 HANDSOMs Ftam. uou... a ,ocms ,..an,,,
IA situated on'sa 81 street, IS years i-ase, 81
al. gu reasonable I ttts
Also ~ acre. b. au'ful lsbd on south eide Of Tint
fosd ~ miles frum ~ limits. Tel ms easy
Alro, i"t 10 ~ O. ~, In the l. wn ~ wscot(
hntn.airlyan u. lst. This loi would b. given In z
chAsr or lrst raj, Horse Bus, j. OF sups rior a.
watch and Ilrring Appl, TO
T. C.KAD3
hoCSES AMI Lpt~ for sale, handsoinsl, ,Isustrd
din part. or the ety. Also AOO los In VI
ton. addition 10 Vast Davenport, for SAL very !
ard on time to suit purchasers. TIC. EApS
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ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.

BURNING ASLAvg.-We learn from
the Eufala (Ala,) Native, that a slave
man was burned at Abbeville, il til.
State, ty mob OF people numbering
over four thousand. He WAS ,al.,,
from Jail, the Sheriff offering no resis.
lance, and tied firmly to stake. around
which was heaped fat pine wood, so Is
to make pile six feet in diameter and
four feet high. Fire was then applied,
aud the poor wretch was bnrned to
ashes. The crime Of which he was
guilty was the murder Of his master.
- The sslebrsssa p1ysi oloeis, Nj.
eeadie eaye that uedseioe 10 . Great
Aunbue. de knows noshiae sboss il.
aad tnews Of Nobody Who dess. Ne ssvs
NET vhsn 3 vas . phvslsias q ~ He.
tsl Disu. 1000 to l000 pssienss paseed
enrc. Die Aaade every year. Thsss 10
otvtdod laso TO classes, With Ne Apsl.
= sellsvsd Ne sssulss dlspeasAss psae.
'scsi " The ether 30 Rsve bead pillo ena
oe!o!sd wsbsr. somssluss Ae creeled 4
lAlrd divisiou, 70 vAon he sove motAi.e
J. y. sad though they ssseisd aod olsss
~ ss.! :,sa e;esa.s sAsy eeeld
Casse We little mortality suoos thoes !
rho bad Tie bread rills sad eolered ~. |
o.. asd Ne mortality wee slvays e,eaf. /
. aaeee tAoee teealsd asessaiss 10 ~
4 hard dose tAis td 49,
lAe tsks eoaeesa In hsiae killed Aosop.
toa % ooaouti0o De3oolplo0,
~Ths towa Of Lee IN Reekshirs
ounsy. Assss has 70 paper mApalao,
'riss tAa& run % mllia. aad rsodvos
Anuslly 100000 poaada Of papss
.lusa a ee.0oo, 600. The I've MAJ.
y SaAssisa : mile kom Ia villaea
ts,soss elso.oV0 wattk tfNSfs'e -.
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