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The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
TEE NATIONAL INTELL1GEScER ox


 sIDENr BUCHANAN's INAUGURAL ApDREss- The National lligencer, of the 9th inst, has au article on the inaugural address of Pre- sldent Buchanan, in which it says
 "We are free to confess that the perusal of the address has given us sincere satisfaction, so entirely unexceptionable does it appear to be in thought and expression Indeed, we may say that, alike in matter and manner, it reminds us of those sterling attributes of good judg- ment and common sense which characterized the State papers of President Monroe; and we can only hope that at the close of Mir. Buch- snan'S administration the com mparison thus sug- gested may extend not only to the well tenn pared sentiment and unambtious dction of these two statesmen, but also to that restoration of good feeling which We tain hope will be the conscientious aim of his veteran successor K. M. Stewart Nominated for Governor. We understand that dispatch has been re. ceived in the city announcing the nomination of- R NJ mStewart for -Gavarpnr hv tho .demo-
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
Gov. Geary at St. Louis.

s. Lous March 17.-Gov. Geary has arriv- ed here. He alleges the cause of his resgna. ton to be the failure of President Pierce to sns- tain him, and the opposition of the territorial judiciary. He thinks the establishment of the slavery constitution inevitable.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

Ex-GovERNoRs IN THE CABINET.-It is a fact worthy of observation that five ont of the seven members of MT Buchanan's Cabinet are ex-Governors, to wit:
 Gen. Cass, ex-Governor ofthe Northwest Ter ritory; J. B. Floyd, ex-Govemor of Virginia; A. V. Brown, ex-Governor of Tennessee; Isaac Toucey, ex-Gnvernor of Connecticut, and How ell Cobb, eX-Governor of Georgia
 -s~~>-s---
 CAIRO AND FULTON RAILRoAD.-Judge Cross, the indefatigable president of the Cairo and Fulton railroad company, left this city the other day, on a visit to Cairo, and thence to Gin cinnati on business pertaining to the interests oi the road. In the latter city he expects to have conference with several gentlemen of capital and experience who have invited him to meet them there. The news from Missouri touch- ing the interests of the road in that State will be read with applause. An article upon the subject is presented in another column.
 We have been shown telegraphic dispatch from tue commissioner of the general land of. flee to the register and receiver at this place ir the following words:
 Washington, March 6, 1857. Congress has confirmed swamp selections suspend contested cases.
 But up to this time Saturday. we have not re. ceived any corroborative news, or particulars relative to the subject of the dispatch It is to be hoped, however, that the present spirit of the en. terprise may not be dampened, by confrma. ton of the improper selections of those lands as swamp and oyertiowed," which rightfully be. long to the Cairo and Fulton railroad
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

0E~ The |" Weekly Planter" is the title of a neat and spirited paper recently started at Ma poleon, and edited by Robert H. Tucker, esq, who is also the proprietor. We are pleased to see another effort to establish & paper at that locality, aud hope MT. T. will be more success. ful than those who have preceded him.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

PENNSYLVANIA NoMINATIoNs.-Th he demo- cratic State convention of Pennsylvania, which assembled at Harrisburg on the 9th inst, made the following nominations:
 For Governor, Gen. w. F. Packer.
 For Supreme Judge. Hon. Ellis Lewis.
 For Canal Commissioner, Hon. x. Strickland
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

Cr We invite attention to the card of this city. These gentlemen possess all the worth, ability and integrity to insure abundant success in the practice of law.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
Photographed to the N. o. Piayunc.l New Orleans appointments.
New Ham Dshire Election.

The republican candidate has been elected governor of New Hampshire by 5000 majority, and Messrs. Tappan, Craig and Pike Gall repub- cans), have been reelected to congress from that State. The legislature is also republi-
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

or The RogersvilIe Times, of the 5th inst. says Col. Taylor will doubtless be a candidate for Congress against Hon. A. G. Watkins in the first district of Tennessee.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

Or General Persifer F. Smith, U. s. A. Far. rived in St. Louis on Thursday last, from Fort Leavenworth. Heis suffering severely from the effects of disease contracted during the war r Mexico.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

0F Gov. Conway has conferred the appoint. ment of Swamp Land Engineer on w. B. CAV. esq, of this city. Mr. Cav is a gentleman of scientific attainments, an accomplished Engi- neer, and has by his courteous and gentlemanIy heaEngs during his residence in Helena. made
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

Cr The other day a Jew was quizzing an lrishman, and kept at him until he was some what aggravated when, turned, he tartly re- marked
 Yes, dom yer sowl if it hadn't been for the
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
Recall of Mir. Forsyth.

Ne'o York, March l7,-It is reported that the Government will recall Mir. Forsyth, minister to Mexico, on account of his recent negotiations without instructions
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

Or The publication of the Pine Blutf Ame-
 rican has ceased. The proprietor is determined to go into onotjser business.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

0- The Missouri Legislature has passed a bill authorizing the county judges to try crimin- nal cases without a jury or indictment.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR OF Ms

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR OF Ms. soURI.-The Governor of the State of Mis- souri has appointed CLAIBORNE F. JACKSON, Esq, Bank Commissioner for that State, at a salary of $5,OOO year. Mr. JACKSON is some- what noted in Missouri politics. He is more familiarly known as Fox JACKSON" and under that cognomen was defeated for Congress
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
Convince the mun against his will

Convince the man against his will
 He'd be of the same opinion still.
 But we yet cherish the hope that the editor may return from his romantic extravagancies and keep in the fright track" May we not more than hope so, since, after the te:iium of a ! long and laborious exercise in denouncng the law, the yJourteenM section not excepted, as "unwise, impoltic and noperative,' he de. clares he has !" not said one word against t''- the latter? As to the merits of the JourteenM section of the swamp land law, the readers oi this paper have heard our views, and we are not so much at loss for something to write about as to tire them with series of sermons from the same text. We have endeavored tc point out some of the advantages of this sec. ton, and to furnish the people with the oficta Information by which they may avail them. selves of its provisions. And now, we will no discuss the question with any body, as to whether or not they have sense enough to de- termiue that tract of s,0amp land either would or would not be, acorth tue labor to be perform ed-n the allotted timc-u order to reclaiDa it We believe the worthy cultivators of the soi are well qualified to determine this question and we shall not so far presume to question ! their practical intelligence as to lecture them | every week in regard to 1t. We leave that " de- 1 lrhtful task to such as find it necessary ir order to sustain show of consistency. We shall not, however, close the columns of the paper against those who may wish to be heard or who may think the subject worth the candle ;" and if the editor of the Traveller re- cognizes |" foeman worthy of his steel" in our 1 correspondent, L. A. Coon, esq.,, we shall stand by, ready at any time to rescue them from the fate ofthe renowned " Kilkenny cats" Neither shall we neg feet to inform the people, from time to time, of the operations of the present swamp land laws; and if, as argued they prove to be "unwise, impolitic and imperative "- which are far from believing will be the resuit-we will not hesitate to propagate the lacts. Already We rejoice to chronicle one good result which has followed from the aban- donment of the exclusive scrip system. Scrip has appreciated at least itty pc, cent since the approval of the law, and we may reasonably assume that in short time it will command its par value. This fact should comnensate for some of the fancied objections urged avainst the law
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

0b- The editor of the Arkansaw Traveller pretends to be disappointed because we did not answer his interrosatories touching swamp land pre-emptions, se'fat,m;and after reviewing our article, in which we attempted to point out a few of the advantages of the pre- emption clause. he triumphantly arrives at the gratlfy ing conclusion that his queries have not and snever will be answered Very probably he thinks so And we have not the least doubt, that, if instead of giving way to a correspond ent last week, we had answered the editor, even " according to his own follv,' he would still be toundering in the inexplicable labyrinth of his own speculatous without any hope of a " recla- matlon.''
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

"THE SoUTH.'-Such is the title of new paper which Roger A. Pryor, esq, proposes to publish in the city of Richmond, Virginia, to be devoted to the service of the south, the interests of the State and to the support of the principles of the democratic party" Mir. P has To superior as political writer For many years he has wielded powerful pen as the principal editor of the Richmond Enquirer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
TILE DAILY STATE DEMOCRAT AvENpORT IOWA Mar

k1 The New York Inbnne gives q
fsc-i,ous account OF the rownIsing OF .
merchant by Cal form. s'do~ in that city
II . fashi.nsbie boarding house, before =
large company os ladies aud gentlemen, SOM
evenings lice. Tn unfortunate man hsd
b~en "tslkitg sh"a;" the inc.nsed female
The cowsktp cat the more tender cuiici-
on the esnfiernan's face severely. Ne hal
heard what wss coming aud hal provided
a police o!heer 10 take the lnhsu Unable
Lady IN Gu tod, bat the representative OF
Law aud orGe oveiw helmfd ~ the
mons. aud coi.fus.o., and :frer -nJpyine tie
inn To- few moment, departed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

XXyHrRFAE Oh he "a ia, II ;u:,st. II. 1876,
w J pani.is AMI - .rott.a pan elsen, lis ~ :.
"Secu unto Austin tutlin al Tturte. a certain
lie d II frnst. NV ~ to std Tru.l- the aGi il
Scott = .iits, ly~a, descr aei ~ f1ows. WI -
Thirty II tront rum az b. 10 u" rlley unr b
';rd aui E'ts e & d IN III vest id = l. uA4-
egI lively ti'i -. box i-i,r tu" e, Ia CIR cn
Ai'ltito.ri the q uf pivehr'rt, va A. shown
hv IN. cord i iist = sx;i addlti u, th sad
vcy, mi''r y IL" ssit iat.ti ell and d.
rah-s Its ~it. for the urIos" 81 cur ng IT, pay
mert Z CT tam ii.tnI~ oN rot and tie inter".t
thereon isot ii ~ -aid '. Dii.i en- '~.rn tn 22i
Il ~ Of August. A ID iS55, aud ,ayabIr ~ pri.. OF
wi;iam IL. Abbott. GA III 2ld day 4 T. cen.'r6. A
u. 1879
Aad now aid ,.ptt having bee due aud psyalIe
zul III sA.d pati'a,.n HAVING f,l 4 10 ia, To
same L. Au-tIn 10 ban. Tru-t i'"rr- E, al tn
r',ip 81 ol rHid IL an VI Abbli, Tie oNier IT All
t.. Do her ty The public motto thatl. virtue u
III y ,wsr Witch /, IN strlih add Il fTrurt,
via IN SAItHpsS titt 2sliipAr 90 MARCH \ D..
1897 at'h" hour & y 4 * IN III az. sad
lay Al the Cn'srt u. d, IL IL. city O., patet-
pot, xpp a.d II 'r Sal; 1t pub IL au,trF g.
tn highest h''der forc the parcel " Hard above
~ died much thereof hal b sif ient To
,s'isfy and pa IN unit II sari ivic win tn IN
t. hrfr,i. to the dGt ~ -ar. her VAL. a
the Co Ia At.i tending said salr ,Vrt. OF
TIL not zee d TRUSTEE fee.
Usr,h3t> AUSTIN Ctt;B.< must e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

SusrENsIoN BRIDGE AT CINCINNATI.
William Mattoon, Of Boston, 10 connec-
ton with his brother, has contracted to
construct the abutneuts and towers
for the suspension bridge over the Ohio
River at Cincinnati. The towers are
to be 230 feet high, and the au.o'll OF
the contract is one million dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

G- A wealthy young Jewess went
to the police Office in Albany on Tues.
day, in great haste, and persuaded
Judge Parsons to marry her to n young
man who attended her. Ii seems her
father had kept her locked up to pre-
vent such consumna.ion, but love
laughs at locksmiths.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

LHIt is computed that tho food,
water and air which man receives in the
course Of year, amounts in the aggre'
gate to more than 5000 lbs, or about
twenty times his weight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

Es-The Legislature Of P,nnsylya
MIA has before it bill prohibiting the
circulation in that State Of any bank
note issued by any bank not located III
that State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

An AppilIoN. Already ha, the
work been commenced 10 make an extensive
addition to the New Pennsy wanna House,
corner If 4th and Iowa streets. The cor.
ner lot is % be built NJ, which will rsnI
this house one of the largest al best hotels
N the city. Sue. ar angesnen's ais much
needed just now.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Bl0 nAkS! Blanks (!
IKl ST and WARRANTED DEEDS
bOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
A Compositor wanted
Also a boy, as al Apprentice,
one about II or Ii years old.

CHARAcTEkIs1IC.-The Gazette says
that the spontaneous gathering Of the
Democrats, on the evening OF the 4th i,
WAS a buriesque, . small affair, &c . AMI
proceeds 70 give the lie 10 its own asses-
slang and tilhngsgaie, worthy Of The
pen Of that brace Of beauties who rejoice
in the name Of Sanders. Ii tries 70
ooser up it's Low and vile sbuss ~ the
Democratic speakers, BY assuming q
tone Of affected rsillery, bot the venom
Of Grsndma's mslienity ooses out 10 ev-
cry sentence, when speaking Of :odivid-
usls. The Gazette has occupied no en-
visble position, Of late, in respect to i,s
wilfol falsehoods, and its zone horse"
trickery upoa The subject Of the "Judge
ship" and tho "L,cense Law" and be-
ing aware Of the general con empt enter
sained for il BY temperance men. a. we'll
- "Germsn frisnds," it felt spiteiul.
snd let of tremendous quantity Of its
venom at the Democratic speakers.
lss silly lies about the hiring Of boys
ct Eve oenss . piece 30 carry torches, are
too conts mpt,ble for notice, ~ it's chief
stsvle has Of late, been Wholesale false
hoods, to cover up its rottehness and
sensl,ty, and u out does Bennett 10
brass AMI csllous ind ference to public
10 ,Yn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

CROSSING AGAIN. So firm has be-
come the ice during this second edition Of
WINTER that foo'men are co sing and re-
crossing v it'll ssfe'y. II is deri"'ahe
fact, aud We trust It ill soon Cease to BE
on the s.duckeI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

MAD DuG<.-Th. N. :, or las issued h,
pr cI.us',on 10 restrain dogs frou running
At large. They are requ.ren to be musaled,
otherwise everybody - authorized " XII
them - Gazette.
We advise Gaandma to put on .
wire ",nu ale" II once, for The last issue 81
the Gazette is proof positive Of ny d'orh'
bia !" that ''doy," and some one may
low the above suggestion and dispatch her
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

TIA DtyErrScE.-The principle dit.
ference between the Democrat and the Ga
tie 10. n = the Democrat ~ ell lie teach
iLgs. influences ANA obiect.. 10 opposed to
the Gauge Of temperance, and to ANY law
Whatsoever tending 10 promote the cause:
Our position 10 most decidedly 10 favor Of
Temperance, and any good law really and
truthfully calculated 10 p osper Temperance
smc'g the people. Il 0a1etts.
What . brasen Grandma IS to be
sure. Almost every article w,ittsn BY Us
upon The subject Of The Liquor Law hes f.
vo'sd q jnd:cions L,censs Law. Sander.
knowsii. But the Gazette has long since
ceased 10 regard tFah or deceney. Il ID
beyond reformation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

TRuE The grea, le,g'h Of our leader
to- day nnst rot be attributed To u = impor.
lance Of the subject &c se''e 9Th.
Nor to the depth Of the brains OF
the App-ls head that wrote j..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Type for Sis L.,
~ We Of6lee - The STATE u mecss'.
One Font BREWER;
cne do Burgcois;
Ono do l'ica.


d sfyps 10 partly worn, b. TIN g@d working con
4t,a sod works plain and clear. II will be sold
! 10 sppli I'd for soon dHNif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

4 AkUvACTURKDb by the Ch'osso B~s AAnufae,o
i ~. Asv dslph street. corner ofCisrs, Chi.azo.
BUUn, SUCK HkAT, CORN MEAl., NAN FAR
nxRS, Osk ABuR6 AND SEA ALESS.
GRAIN SACKS
puruish~d npon the shortest n"tie-, aud At the
.ses market pr,ces. The design, ior branding are
~ eviotssi, and NO, Ia bs passed IN this coun-
W. ASHARD.
yON t16 D-arboru street. OGioaso.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

OEa1g1D Uo.aWDOvusA
A!.$ 81 i'''':'la s;iai|ilii;s;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

w. lnslce \ Co, are always up
with the times, and g., s-aIly = uttle 10 81
vance Of most Of their nsighbors, ss Wit
ness their sdverii, emen' in our paper this
morning This f. IN has just received n~w
Coos f'r the es.ly Spring 'raie. Give
them call.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED At
.ADSWORTHS

|xy0IT1 0evcsde s'lts,
FRENCH n~riuoes,
Whit I~ LANES
unbvutderSd Collars and Banda,
|Nios, Brown and Pint sab kioto,.s,
Ce,ereA Usrsdss tor eveoing drsss,
white and colorsi Tagletoae
Nsck Long Shswls,
8asra ahe saxong fiannsls
AashsA and plsin Nsinsooks,
Laii<s' Rsck and white silk Hose
white aId colored skirt linin1-
{eoes Seetno vssts aud PAnts
Ladies' Frsach Dreskfsst 8obss,
latA CraDs. cad many other stJes II soos TO which
!. iDVtto ostsnt1cn.
slou oKCOND 81 opp LeClaire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

The ksLlAys ut their market o.
Brady o. sss opposite the Poet Oace,
gill Asss spss sAsss ssslls 70 day The
aasss cad issssss best u ,his ssassa. o.
cutting Il d. pisys sissly sssblsd o..
psssssss Of jest shs right psopossieas Of
Isas ssa Iss. 70 che ere tsad Of ssea
'iviss. % sss Tell u sbls,s . sssst q
stsAA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

CoSSu>Dht M.-Why is Grandma
wiring fer the G zr,te. Ike a shake, tn
braeing Al eel
b cause she ApDs to her venom the slime
OF Ter ass, cixt~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
lR57, CANADA 1857.
LIQUOR STORE.
RSarO I1aHoort0d
WINES AND LIQUORS,
(,XG.AR =. r..

THR NEW 0rORk JUST OPENyD
Under Tie German Theatre,
e,onpl Ssrsss. ccraer nf nip,~y,
in shss ely, vii Be- furns hid constansiy with ii
LARC EST AND BEST STOCK
os ImrortA Wts-s, llQaoPs end Cisars.ev bressh
70 The Wesessn eeuatsy Ous hesvy easAs we're 81
pureAasr@ n uaeereaa Caas6a, 80 rkpesd - - ~
Doup tAea euaD1lA8 - 10
0ssar0NSse tAsas 1sssrs.
p.eales eeaeAsWt thst our sseeh. - essAs q~at
- 40 nSjee. vul enapAea ssv.sebiy 9TH sNy N
Iaost ). - tavsss Ne sssevssse = cA,,,es ..eARo
T. usseass. 00wHuS AAo6D.
!. SAsssc. ~ Isshsa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

LkcItRks.-Om Monday evening,
eight lecture before the Young Men,
Literary Association will 80 delivered
, the kev. NJ. 0ilss, lecturer Of mar.
ksd sh,lits, end W notice hat st al
plssss where 10 bss spolsG during the
ssss0n. be Hssts With asissrssl fsvos.
Though the lsu'sss ssssoa Ass hsso
fought With waSy serious d;sSpru;ss.
@snss on tie esss 81 The Assoaist,up sud
sis.seus. yet ~ are iliosn sj that lhe
entire eossss Twelve lsstare.) will Dr.
soWpls'sd; spd there ecu Be TO d.ss,
BY, shss I've AssoVi.sisa Ass docs ~.
ssy'hise that could he done, aeiss ID.
oiseumsssas .. 10 procure able snd dc.
sipssisLsd nea to lecture before theu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Dress Silks.

4 IL N uaas u nv pssss Tor the appruscfins
III oo>1a0e, aheuid leses ~ ~ In ruou,lAhg ~
sonssul ssesstDscs o. 1uks, With are o.s "A o.
VaUw1 Dskos o. WADtWOnTNV - - =,
49, OH AM le(aslrs House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
n. DARLINGTON & CO.,
attorneys At Law,

IA VGNUOW ~ -
OdAer Main 4 \ tcund -. OPP. LfCisre ".us
Coll-rti-n mad. AVID y i.ytiy rrnNsrd W ell pars
~ III Cnit"' y ats.
Ea,trtn FxrhsnS~ f,r salc In suust "
cants.
MONEY to Loan lonv short liz
RfHkktSCES.
p. Gibson, Esp Casbrr ksnh - baltimore;
". T.~ns.nd ESQ, Ch"sserco
West Chester, p
N IRIS 4 Jcn~r 4 Co.. Philsdciihis,
Hoop 4 Townsend, 10
r. wocdw .rd 4 Co. R,nkrrs, ch,caG
psrh, 4 Bafks'afe Rankrrs ~ ionis
Dr. y X Clarke, a~c Am. tn- Co., ~ Louie
RT Lr-ch q, Pittsburgh;
nay 4 MatiAck ctnrinnsu.
Moo r-er IsW@- 4 blakemor-, Dawn
ri~ IN Sm,,h Ea do.
NJ Asu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
BANKING.


DOeokers.
MACK LOT 4 COUe MN,
DAvssposS. losA.
RgrEk TO:
Neasre ?. CHOrrAu T. 4 Co. (H.y
Cashier AMrhie ~ 8xeNAso bAsx.
Messrs fGssos pAsJsx. BANKERS, Sc. lDuo
Cashier ATLANTIC EANR, k,-ton.
Messrs. n x SwiSs, BRo. JoHSs10r. Chscess
Notes a~d bile collected Gs< pvceesds rsst9s6
any pat eftAs EH1Ni Ssasss.
NILE 81 Earhn mse - oil HE Pvlucopoo G1eSs
u the tHiied Assirs end 1.usepe
ID u q q hi sa.TD SOLD
~ h"nr. remittri Ia Enrope ID St0M nv
which can he seash,d IN any Town y kngiatsd,
land or wsms, in sums A. uP~ssds.
kt is-d'f
DtssOlsseiOss.
VTNUR pastnetshp her ttore existing under m
i stt Of Ma.tlt, Co,btn 4 white, 81 I.it D
~ iue- iws /. thi- day dis Iv,d ~ mutual cons~ns
vrt Ne ~ Ines. p~c -, 1910
MACKLor CORnlN.
LovkLL wnirk
Mr. IDsUiL WutTS gill cchtinue the bu.tnrss
THE stand IN fott sAuin-s. lsn2.'u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Nerr..iF's Safes.


4 stiii snA ABILITY employed IN
s:- % IT,. : :: =; =. :; 8:
IN inp-Pret art,e - g. fov'h ta.is sstsb,iah.
,n-nt, IN, sAinrd fos ~ " ecs!.s . patstu that
has been sarps.fsd In The whole rsLss u useful
me hsnism.
tn. Seal. re o. inonsly scSncvi dssA - The
sTAxpA NJ In ell tram, . isns BY ' tsht.
A Lawn ut which ar - from d,screpsaoy o. weight
hstv-n one 81 Faireank's Scalss In BY the Hai
tim"r~ 0hio Railroad compAr and one II anoshrs
ma ufactnre vas rsceuiy tried 10 the O. urt Il On
mon P. Bal,n r; the cas uped he O grt ~,
days. and Judge 1srshAli In d. iv-rng biz d.c.otun
.tat~i ~ th' 8 Nsf the evidence that th- aocura
cy q FAIRaAEK's SCALES vas established beyond
all question. For sale hy
SORROWS PkETrzxAN / DALxRLl.
The veil know r~put~tton 81 thess ocs'es h-s IN.
du I'd the vendors Of Imperfect and vosshless bolsn-
to on Them - Pair anks' S.aos. AAd pur char
-. have ih-rehy in many casss b - suhjsct"A 70
fraud aud inpos tOn. The oaSu.actursfs have no
o,ntr"vsr,y With honorable 9 apssit1ss ~ho trsns.
hasInes IN Their ovn ramss. Ast riga ding the
y ipstraors Of the above maud, puSsulnG eosrse
alike u.jost and q shoporable, they sske TIM meehod
70 oasiioa the public u thslr inoOsit No.
spsction enlv q n, u paetoryE D. JoAnsbusys ".
Fer sa- In nAvenpo,t solely BY
1URAOWo, PARTTYAAH 3 pAlREIl.
Z r. yAlRAANxT CO.
janoAf q J'hnsbnsy,V Nay u. i9oe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

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